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WARD MEETINGS TO. NIGHT.

= The Repubh> ms of the various
Wards are requested to meet tonight
at 7 O'Clock. TO make final arrange-
ments for the important work Of to-
morrow. It is expected that every
Republican who desiressthe success
Of the ticket will be out tonight.
Good speakers will be at all the meet
jngs. Let every true maRsbe ont to-
night. E
The following are the different
WARD HEADQUARTERS
First Ward - McJ ohnston's store.
3 iSecopsd @Wdrd-Lantss shop.
ga Third Ward-KIauss' Garden.
Fourth Wdrd-Decker's pump shop.
on Main Street, near Fifth. 20 IS
& Fifth Ward -Decker's store, Third
Street.
d,Sarth Ward-Scantlih's tin shop.
4 Seve,ath rd-Kolle's store. 3a &
Eighth Ward . Rep1bIiea1 Wig
wan.
Ninth Ward Cassavant's marble
shop. z1E-s II
F Observation-Disclosures.
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DRUG STORE FOR SALE.-Thiss store
has a good family custom, and will be
sold cheap for CASH. requiring an
Investment of about "a 900, the pro-
prietOr wishing to- devote. his whole
time to another business. Apply at
the store, No. 81 Main Street. 12tf.
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DissolutiOn Of Partn. rship.

mHE PARiLN P.iI5 batSea5 = ~ = r Ra1m a1i
1s4sPeader under the name and style OF
r. Z. BarIn az Co., was this day dissolved by
1aniu ~ n consent. The business will be-con-
49,, al foV h Baum, VINO is authOrlzed to
reeeive an debts and demands due said
arm, and he Is to pay all debts due from
said Arm. H BLADDER.
II. BAUM.
Evansville. September 25, 1868.
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ARREsrED.-A negro man was ar
rested on Saturday night. and lodged
in the city prison, on charge of at
tempting to shoot a white man. The
case will be investigated to-day.
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BOARDING.

nARDENG Second Street, be.
. - t,ceen Sycamore and Vine, In the
G11se iately o. cupied by Mr.. VIM. BucE
Three large furnished rooms, suitable fol
farniI es. Day boarders Wante
aIl22 diff MRS. g. A. FULLER.
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CRATES AND NANTES.

RWR. ISAAC LAVENDER would In
10 ErT CRATES and MANTLES to order
IN the neatest style. Orders. lei at his
residence, on Oak Street, between Fifth
and sixth, VIII meet with prompt atten-
ton.
Refers to Liant q Bro. foc2 dim
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Should any Republican Vote for DR..
tscft1g Morgan 2ahEs2{} tutT nf

Mprgan %5Du3l5 4Ia 9ul
DR.. MaRGANs DemocrF Hie candidate
for State Senator. has be en- personally
and persisteptfy askiBgR epublicansto to
vote for him. and fatters himself that
some Of shen will DO 10 We very
much dorlttsftS. His OPP ioaentis true
to the PRINCIPLES of Re publicanism,
and besides IS, perhaps, of all cur
citizens the best fitted 10 discharge.
the duties Of Senator wi III advantage
to the people. But. .asid. Ee from these
considerations, Dir. Mono an has given
the Republicans. Va of Evansville
special re rsons Cor litter o5nn :
sition 70 him. as the trai,or Who
seeks to betfAy his eoaatry and
the apostate whoadesert, 3 his religion
arc especially Nindictive agaiust their
country and their eh ureh, so the
Doctor, having so far % forgotten his
manhood as to 60 owe to the party
which he opposed till his head was
gray, row attacks his old friends with
special venom. We cannot give all
the declarations mao " by the Doctor
against Republicans during the pres
ent campaign, but we cite two as
samples of the rest. We are credibly
informed tbat he dc ,olared that If he
had to choose bet. ween the two, he
would prefer Sou lhern Ku-Klux to
member Of the 6. trand Army of the
Republic.soi -eafl ~
On Friday last In a conversation
with a well known merchant on First
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Evansville. september p. -.
v-o Wv oY.D STsrOsTERs-

the old sand. No. 4 Second street, next 20
Scnlaepfer's drug store, where can ,' Do
found the best and cheapest stoS x o. ia1IP IN,
Slxfrts and Corsets In the city, 1be M, ~
facfory' and Wholesale department WI wr5- lS
mann az :, no, y, '1e, SO NA'''A H BAUM.
se2S d2f
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a LouIsvTILE, October IL David
Bierge, a Swiss employed in a brew
cry up. town. missed his, footing, fell
down a lhatehway aodistance of forty
feet, and was instantly killed. This
accident ocdnfred Yesterday.
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R@ All who want to save Wander
burgh County from the same mis-
management which now attends the
City's affairs viii go to the Ward
Meetings tonight. So Iet
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{ Kew York Dry Goods Maraet.

By Telegraph NEW fohks ORB oel' ~.
NTor,-a+ q, Give nut firm under the rise
In 1cnt1oni Paciffc9 Mills prints were re-
duced last evening % l2lSe but WeIe na1s soon sra
StS StosSn - Iol[6SIsJIc for best makes, the lat
s ter tor coc6eco and MerTimsek D. The
IaItGh hrics Jc pTiuts on wide 33-inches cloths,
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C0ngressIonaI N0mlnatIOn.

BosroN. October 11.-At the DEM
ocratic Convention for the sixth Dis
trict, held in Maiden, yesterday, John
K. o. Pierce was nominated for Con-
gress.
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3 BGr- Friends of Conrad Baker, go
to the Ward Meetings to-nightl2gv

= RoBBED.-On Saturday night last,
Mr.. r. L.. Smith. o. gentleman who,
brought down the Fort Branch wagon
for the demonstration on Saturday,
was robbed at one of our hotels of a
valuable watch. The robber succeed
ed in making his escape with Athe
lvvatch
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NeW York Gold and STOCK MarEer.

Aelesraph.i NEW YORK, Oct. 10.
MoNEY-Easy at 5C37 per cent. There are
LunoEs oEs OF anoIher attempt soon to make
ana is!.C return a large amount borrowed on a
lE BANK STATEMENT.
The Bank statement shows some mark
ed changes; heavy loss in loans SpecIe
ana J dep sits S205, 1895 5s2; decrease, S8 9sS-
~. 90 specie, s9,316,091s decrease, 81. an, ,2ss
Deposits, $3.50 90539J7; decrease x VI 10
Legal TENDERS, $500, ,0j0, ,8O8: decrease, S23586.
SFERLING-Ftrmer and quiet at gagK
1oLD-Lowers opening at I8sJ6, and clos
ing ab l33gl3oz, with a feeling strongly
bearlsh, nelped Dy a rumor tiaJ the Gov
eminent Will soon advertise 10 sell 5000, 600
publlclv. Export for the week, e33. 60
GoYERNMENTS STOCKS - the mark-et
was quilt at noon, bat at the elslse
steady and slightly better. Coupons or
~, ll35s'g1l351; do. '62, Il21$@ll25<; do. '6i
ilo1s9ilO54: do. '65, llO5S0lIO1S; new, 1Os56d5
slOs}4: 6ss'ln91si lO-4Os, lO50l051S.
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AnuSener,sa.

- OPERA HoUsE-The people who love fine
spectacular dramas, will be delighted 10
learn that ttZorastre" remains another
week. See advertisements s---.-z...-fF ...-r5t
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LOCAL NOTICES.
u. 0. O. e.

S1 The officers and Patriarchs of Evans
vile -Encampment No. 20. are re-
quested to meet at the Lodge this
EMonday) evening, at74 o'clock, for
Installation and important work.
JAMES ID. RIGGS, d. ID. G. p.
Ae9-I af'a A5s oct12 1t
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EvansyIlle Joufffeo ?

TUI-UI y 11'-I.- ID - y
In answer to your note of inquiry :
Of this date, relative to a special tele. :.
gram dated Enda0a 0apolis, October 3.
published in yoEr ISSUE Of the 10Th
and deFeaneea BY slle Evansville
Courier oi this morning as. a forgery {,
| would state that aid telegram /,
a0os receiUed5y me by tell graph, diFes I
from haefiqaapoziis, at II o'clock Fri
day evening" Respectful Fiy,s s9s 81 ma y
CHAss s. JOHNSON Operator
EVANSVILLE, I'm. O6at. IL, 1868.
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ToRcHLIGHT PROCESSION. = The
torchlight procession at Boonville on
Friday night last was.a grand suc-a
cess. The Republicans of that county
never did more earnest labor for
their cause than during the present
campaign, The fruits of their labor
will be seen on tomorrow. yIt
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E,.AaaYILIR. 4 sL !Ootober INA.
lphT OPERATOR, F.vanvfiie once :

Teleeraph Operator, E,vanvflIe once: I'll
You will Rlease inform us whether.
the special Dispatch from Indian1pFop,--
lis, as publishedinI the JOURNAL OF
yesterday, CSaturday,) was received by
you fromzthat city one Friday night
EVANsvII.IiK JouNAL Co.. 4
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BuRaLARY.-Last lFriday night the.

BURGLARY..-Last Friday night the
residence of Mr.. FL. T. Blount was
entered by burglar. who rifed Mr..
Blount's pockets Of their contents
bat fortunately did not get any great
amount of booty He got nothing
buta small amount of money. .t i
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u FLoURl FLoURll-We have a fall
stock of Flour, Of di6sTentgrddes and
brands, an barrels and sacks, which
we will sell at lowest rates. s.-'.--..-rs
" hsRUPFNER, JR., & Co.,
+ oc2 If No. z Main Street.
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FOR SALE.-Lots Nos. % and "a.
fBiockENQ+e64I tTantiDgz on Seventh
Street, Lamascn City, on which is a
neat, new, frame cottage dwelling,
with SEooms, good cistern, &c. Also,
Lots Nos. IS and IS in same Block,
corner Tenth Avenue and Eighth
Street, all (which will be sold cheap
for cash, or partly on approved credit.
Apply at 81 Main Street. Evansville,
Indiana. oc12-tf.
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BEHAVED BADLY.-Many of the
Democrats on Saturday night during
the torchlight procession behaved
very badly. A large number of in
toxicated Democrats on all parts of
Main Street englged in the use of
profane language in loud and inso,
lent manner, at the same time cheer
ing loudly for Seymour and Blair. A
prominent Democrat in this city said
he never saw Republicans behave so
badly during Democratic demon
stration. We presume he did not,
nor never will.
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ward MeetInga To.Nighf. 4

The Republicans of Evansville are
called together in the various Wards
tonight. f. Let all be out. .,a,h sd
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! DE All who want Vanderbur9h
County to, give a loyal utterance to-
morrow will go to the Ward Meet
lngs night. --
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Our readers may learn the veraeity
of modern DEMOCRACY from the fol-
lowing as the first four of number of
startling headlines Of a lying article
in the Courier on the Great Demon
stration of Saturday, ao .-ora Z.
THE BLACK AM. TAN DEMONSTRA-
s&TION!a . s44
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Knabe, = = = = -
~ .r1 Chickeringy rEEFog eT Fzzi
81 syaa Peters & Webb, ~ ~ 91a 81.
90 Geo. M. Guiles, i.
- .a --o1 r Emerson,
u taPianos at g.. NJ. WARREN's,
No. 81 Main Street. -aa .laaJ
Pianos and Organs for rent. u Z
eep23 IF
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CITY me WS.

B@ Republican meetings are called
in all the Wards tonight.
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ANNoUNCEMENTs

Editors Journal: Please announce me as
a candida g on the County Ticket for re-
election, at the October election TO the
ONCE of Assessor OF Pigeon Township.
WM. WARREN, SR.
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REWARD for illegal Voting,

In contrast with the action ofsfhe
wise and virtuous City Council of
Evansville, we publish the following
PROCLAMATION of the Mayor of Cin-
OCTOBER, 5, 1868.
Tn pursuance of a resolution adopt
oJ hv the Citv Council of Cincinnati,
October Sd. 1868. / do hereby offer a
reward of Five Hundred Dollars for
the arrest and convection of any per
son who shall cast an ILLEGAL VOTE
at the next ensuing election. Also,
Twenty-6 Eve Dollars for the arrest OF
any person who shall attempt to vote
illegally at the ensuing October elec-
tiOn in this city.
Given under my hand and corporate
[sEAL. seal of the city, this 9th day
of October, 1868. .fz4s.uzH
IA -CHAs. f. WILsTACH, Mayor
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OCToRER- 3 1863.
COngressIonal Nomination. j

ALBANY, October 11.-The Demo-
cratic nominee for Congress is S. IL.
MByhan, of Schoorie; and the Repub-
lean candidate is Jos. H. Ramsay, of
Albany. 1a1als a.aE q baT O. ses
y SAN FRANCISCO, October 1O.--The
warehouse of Flint, Peabody & Co,
corner of Battery and Union Streets
vas partially destroyed by fire last
night. About 10000 sacks of rice
v rsrs stored in the building.
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100 ~ 9l9a a,5 tAey neain 900. Gral4, bs,s
Hea ~. - ~ Flean and AndroscoRqir 80
b,.a fssIssetl9gs steady, at l5J%aiso foT ~
M1slfns .I4edlards, and 10 for Live. 0..I. -.
S,-.e sitn eelialnes Of the best maj - ~ x
M me s p, . toe. sKoolen goods remain 5uis,
standing tae Ts,,l5 ilacks ouoya ancy, notgiinl
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ARrHrJH I,oDeE. o gJoHS FENDER.
Oh -JESsKIHs. HtI / GRO. FErDER.
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Horror Mr.. VERNON, The steam
er Cumberland will go to Mt. Vernon
to-day, which will afford all who de-
sire to attend the grand odemonstra-
ton at. that place to-day an opportu-
nifty Of doing so. A large number of
the young men Of the Grant Cavalry,
and lady representatives of States.
will go from this place. We hope
that a good delegation viii go down
to- day, aud have a grand rally once
moresWith the Posey County Rernb-
licanss. Turn ont and let there be one
more grand rally =. 9mel=tr is-3oe s}. :
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ILLUsItNATfoN.--A large number
Of Republicans illuminated their
houses on Saturday night on. the oc-
casion of the grand demonstration.
On Bond Street every house for
whole squares was lit up by candles
aud Chinese lanterns, making grand
display; and0in fact all along the
line Of march numbers of houses
were brilliantly illuminated 1t would
be out of the question to mentioa the
nan!es of all who thus gave expression
of earnestness in q good cause, hence
we will not give the names of any.
A large number Of private residences
on Upper First and Second Streets
were very handsomely and tasteful "
decorated on. Saturday and brilliantly
illuminated on Saturday night.
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Memphis MaPket-
By Telegraph.l

7-Yery dun at 81 sol 30.
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Provisions PRoYIsIoNsl =. We
have full supply oflHams, Should
ers, Sides, Lard, &C., &e., which we
offer to the trade at the lowest prices.
p SIRE L. RUFBNER,i JR., 81 Co, aa
oct2tf. No. z Main Street.
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WANTED,
FOX RENT

TVOR RENT BASEM ENT - The base
- ment of the Cumberland Presbyterian
Church, corner OF Second and Cheslnqh
Streets This would be very des otel
place for teaching 1usfe or Drdlotag alld
P1iaffu0 Also. a gcOd room iof an once.
TsguireS Sof AIVAH JOH n son,
a1110 AR Real Estate Agent.
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100 barrels choice Irish Potatoes.
90 sacks choice Irish Potatoes.
900 barrels choice Apples. na
just received and fDr, sale by ss5
ia KERNEY x HARPER,
1oc121t No. 4 Sycamore Street.
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4 MlsRRAbLE3 FA1nUREl.
W1ne Radicals 4ake a Bdck Seal.

THE NIGG ERS COVER THEMSEI.VHS ALI. oV ER
WITH GLoRY!!!
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TRANSPORTATION MAFFERs.-The
Courier of yesterday out Heroded
itself in magnificent lying. Among
other things it says: The Evans.
Vile and Charlottesville Railroad
(Which is under Radical .direction)
was at the command of TIE faith
full almost free of. charge" ....
The fact is, that President Ingle
positively refused to allow the Re-
publican County Committee to charter
train and run it on their own ae-
count, collecting the fares By their
own agent, and refused to give them
any othe1. or better rates than he had
fixed for the Democracy of the 9Th.
The only difference in the two trains
was that the Democracy had to " foot
the deficiency billn on account of the
slim numbers, and the train of Satar-
day was probably the largest and
most profitable ever carried by the
E. g. G. Railroad. a rtt
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GRANT CAVLRY-- e young men
OF the Gfant Caya. propose to
goto Mount Vernon, to will meet
at the steamer Cumberland, ad take
with them their lamps and spears.
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p@ OolyS 4 4 lew Of ffs3eElh them, en-, we are
glad TO say, undertook to swallow
more Democratic platform. than they
could get along with fdeeently. :
Courier on the. Republican denaoRstf'a-
ttOH. 5-a afs.s < ga.1s.1.l - .hsf-t
We are, happy to learn that there
were only few of them" so forget
ful Of decency as to foll6w the exam
pie set them by the proprietor Of the
G,as-ie1; on the Sth inst, s4 -
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CUMMONs-Mantowoc County Circuit Court
= Gerhard Fussinck, Plaintiff, against Carr irtz
Defendant. Summons, for Relief. Com. not served.
The State of Wisconsin, to the above named defen-
dant
Sir: You are hereby Summoned and required tc
answer the complaint in this action, of which copy
will be filed in the Office of the Clerk of the Circuit
Court in said County and copy of your answer
at my office in the Village and County of Man
itowoc, Wisconsin, within twenty days after the
vice hereof exclusive of the day of and
if you fail to answer the complaint aforesaid the
plaintiff will apply to the Court for the relief demand
ed in the plant.
Dated, March 23d, A. D. 1868.
CHARLES II. WALKER, Plaintiffs Atty.
The complaint in this action filed in the office
of the Clerk of the Circuit Court of said County of
Nanitowoc Oh the first day of April 1868.
506t CHARLES H. WALKER, Plaintiffs Atty.
CUNMONS-Manitowoc County Circuit Court rs
~ Peter P Fussinick, Plaintiff, against Carl Writ
defendant. Summons-For recf-Com. not served
The State of Wisconsin, to the above named defend
ant.
Sir: You hereby summoned and required to an
swer the complaint in this action, of which a copy
will be filed in the Office of the Clerk of tho Circuit
Court in said County and serve copy of your
on me at my office in the Village and County of Mani
towoc, Wisconsin, within twenty days after the
vice hereof exclusive of tho day of such service and
plaintiff will apply to the Court for the relief demand
ed in the complaint.
Dated March 23d A. d. 1868.
CHARLES II. WALKER, Plaintiffs Atty.
The complaint in this action was filed in the Office
of the Clerk of the Circuit Court of said county of
Manitowoc on the first day of April 1865
CHARLES II. WALKER, Plaintiffs Atty.
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sleeping berths for Mr.. Lincoln, Mr..
Pinkerton. and Mr.. Lamon, upon the
eventful passage of Mr. Lincoln from
Philadelphia to Washington on the 22d
of February, 1861 After the breaking
out of the rebellion. Mr.. Pinkarton hav-
ing been assigned to duty at the head of
the Secret Service of the army of the
United States, Mrs. Warn took charge of
the female department ct the national
| capital for that perilous service, and con
| tlnued at the head of it during the worst
years OF the war, or up till 1868, when
Mr.. Pinkerton retired from active service
for short interval During this time
she had to combat with all the female
rebels in Washington, which was at that
time a hot-bed of treason, where none
were more active than were the female
secesslonists Of what had been known as
the first families of the District, as also
OF Maryland. In 1862, when Mr.. Pin
kerton went with Gen. McClellan's army
to the Peninsula, Mrs. Warn remained
IN Washington In charge of the female
department herself. For great portion
OF the time, especially during the men,
orable Seven Days battles, she was cut
on from all communication with the
head OF the organization, Mr.. Pinkerton,
who was with the army. Always cool,
calm and collected, she managed her bus
mess with admirable caution and skill.
In 1863, she returned with Mr.. Pinker-
ton to the headquarters of the National
Police Agency in Chicago In 1865,
under MIR. Pinkerton, she again assumed
charge OF the female department of the
Secret Service Of the Department at New
Orleans, which she conducted with
marked ability.
Up to the time of her death, her whole
llte had been devoted to the service into
which she had entered in her younger
years. Shewas undoubtedly the bestfemae
detective in America, if not 10 the world.
Vt hrm convictions of duty, she was con
sclentlous in the extreme in its perfor-
nance. Though never associated with
any religious denomination, she was Just,
charitable, and upright. Many of her
generous deeds will adorn her memory.
In 1861 or 1862, when what was then
known as contrabands were coming so
frequently into the Union lines, Mrs.
Warn was kind to the utmost extent of
her ability, and many of those poor I'M
fortunates who sought refuge within
the lines of the Union army at that time,
moio ihueoteu W Her IoI ner KIM atten-
ton to their wants. The prison of the
district where those parties were confined
was frequently visited by Mrs Warn, and
the poor and helpless were always cher
ished and kindly cared for by her. With
keen discernment Of human nature she
was able to quickly see where aid was
really necessary and where it was not.
Her first impulses were almost always
right. In her career while she lived she
developed that her sex could do much
more than had ever before been ascribed
to their sphere. She leaves void in the
female detective department which it will
be difficult ever to fill As she lived, so
she died, a strong, pure, devoted woman.
Her remains lie in the private lot of Mr.
Pinkerton in Graceland Cemetery. CHI
caoo Republican.