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Hs then spoke Of th5 pfobAbilits
that the white children Of the South
would have to attend school with
negro children; indeed, he expressed
fear that it would be compulsory,
after which he gave warning that he
did not misrepresent any man, nor
would he allow any man to misrepre-
sent aim. -ag s--
Tie next thought he presented for
consideration was, that the Capital of
the nation was under niger domino
ton. He proposed to wipe out that
Infamous stain upon the escutcheon
of the nation.
he next inquired, What is loyal
typ The men who talked loyalty
three years ago, were traitors now.
He was called traitor, because he
talked Of the Constitution. This was
done behind his back though. If a
man should call him traitor to his
face, he would-the balance of the
remark was lost to the reporter
amidst the applause.
a The traitors, he continued, were at
Washington. They were the black
est traitors in the world. JEFF. Davis
was traitor, but he had the manli-
ness to come out and own himself as
SUCH rs- fa .
He then referred to the Fourteenth
Article Amendment. and concluded
that i. made the negro citizen, and
that Of necessity it conferred on him
the rights of citizen in all respects
He concluded his remarks by hop
ing the people would all vote for Sey'
mour, but just as he was about taking
his seat. a voice was heard in tht
crowd: ELECT Grant. and you will
have no more elections in this coun
try" which remark was loudly ap
plauded.
He was followed by Mr.. Read after
which the committee reported series
of resolutions, which we have no
space to print, which were adopted
unanimously,
Captain Willard, was then called
on He stated that he had advised
against the organization of compan!
or regiment of the Fighting Boy
in Blue" The old Nothing
organization was failure, the organ
ization of the Sons of Liberty was
failure, aud the Grand Army of tn,
Republic was failure, anG
that of all the contemplate failures
E the " Fighting Boys in Blue" wa
the greatest. He had, from thes'
considerations. opposed an organiza
ton Of the White Boys in Blue
He then proposed that alltake quie
E walk around the city, when the meet
ing adjourned sine de.
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ANOTHER RUNAWAY. - Yesterday
as a gentleman was driving horse
attached to a. wagon loaded with
doors and sash towards the river, and
just as he had started down the levee
the sash slipped forward upon the
horse, which commenced kicking,
and in attempting to check his horse
the driver was thrown to the ground
and dragged some distance over the
rough paving stones. The horse get
ting clear from him ran down the
wharf till near the river, and thence
down the river until stopped in front
of E. w. Patrick's wharf boat. The
sash and doors were scattered along
the wharf in a very promiscuous
manner. The only damage done was
to the driver, who received a few
slight bruises in, his effort to stop the
horse. 1t was, however, a narrow
escape. Y8 80 VAN ~
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HoUsEHoLD FURN1rURE AT AUo-

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT AUC-
TONI will sell at auction, Thurs
day. August 9th, commencing at
9 O'clock AM, at the residence OF
DR.. Weber, on Third Street, two
doors above the Baptist Church, all
of the furniture, consisting of one
Steinway Piano, Sofas, Sofa Chairs,
Cane-Seat Chairs, Movable.Top Blu
reaus, Wardrobes, Washstands. Bed
steads, Mattresses, Extension Table,
Center, Fall, Leaf and Kitchen
Tables, Carpets. Mating. and Oil
Cloths, Cook, Parlor, and Bedroom
Stoves, fine Table and China Ware,
QueeDsware, Glassware. and Common
Ware, Kitchen and Cooking Utensils,
&c; also, one Rockaway and Har
ness. HIRAM NELSON,
au24 DIT Anctioneer.
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FOr other Btver henis see zn5d Page.


The only additional arrival last
evening was the Palestine, Louisville
and return.......".The Cumberland
for Cairo, departed with very slim
trip.........The Mollie Norton had fif-
teen tons chairs. for the E., III. & N.
Railroad............The Palestine was
pretty light on her down trip. She
received large number of passengers
and some freight for her return trip.
Among her passengers was Mr.. Sam.
Ouerbacker, of the commission house
of Peckenpaugh, Ouerbacker & Co,
of Louisville.....:...The Fanny Bran
deis leaves Cincinnati this evening
for Memphis, and the j. P. Webb
for this city. e.D- a. .rE
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ANOTHER COOP MEETING.-There
was very good Republican meet
ing at Oak Dam. in Scott Township,
on Monday night, which was largely
attended. A Grant and Colfax Club
was organized, and it is expected the
people in that vicinity will attend the
convention next week az force. Capt.
II. Clay Gooding addressed the peo-
pie in foreible and effective speech
The Blue Grass region is all right.
and the people are wide awake. We
shall expect to hear a good report
from that region.
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We take pleasure in stating to our
friends and the public that the HART
FORD, LORILLARD, and INTERNA-
TfoNAL Insurance Companies have
promptly paid US for the loss incurred
by the burning of our stable on the
9th inst. We cordially recommend
their agent. Mr.. G. K. DREW, to ali
who want insurance In first-class COM
panies and prompt payment in case of
loss. EDWARD BOwLEs,
24-1W JOSEPH SETCHELL.
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ahd lleofkg Davidson a. 5Iegted Al.

1AA ~ SoiES 1AFtUsbu " 50 SAS1Ar@ -
ternate.
The company then proceeded to
the election of four duty sergeants,
which resulted as follows: Fred. Ell.
Ehrman, first sergeant; Eugene Igle-
hart, second sergeant; Robert Hop
kins, third sergeant, and Henry Hen
ming, fourth sergeant. faoses
On motion. the meeting then ad-
journed, to meet on next Friday night
at half past seven o'clock. after Civ
ing three enthusiastic cheers for
Grant and Colfax.
This was one of the most spirited
meetings we have attended this sea-
son, aud the liberality with which the
young men shelled out their wealth -
showed how, earnestly they are inter
ested in the cause. - f@ya o..
A peculiar feature of the organiza-
ton is that the sons of several Demo
Gratis are enlisted in the company.
1t is confidently expected that a full
company - 104 will be enrolled by
Saturday evening next. aia
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FIRE IN THE CoUNFRY.-On Mon
day evening, about Z o'clock, the
dwelling house Of Mr.. John DeAmo.
who resides a short distance from
Haubstadt, took fire and was con-
sumed. The furniture and all the
household goods were lost except q
feather bed, we were informed He
had an insurance on the house Of
81 200, but that will not cover the
loss. 1t is not known how the fire
caught.
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ST. Iohns Church school.

We respectfully call every persons
attention to the above named school,
which will commence on the 4th day
of September next. Any person de-
string to send their children will
please send in their names before
the 9th of this month, to e
-ss REV. CHAs. RUNoK.
An American born, we'll educated
for the English language, and a Ger
man born, we'll educated for the Ger
man language, viii be the school
teachers.
j. w. POLsDRFER, Pres.
J.GEo. MILLER, Sec, au19-d1w
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ATLANTIC MONTHLY We are in
debted to John H. Scott for a copy
of the Atlantic for September. This
number abounds in good things.
Scott is always supplied with the latest
Deriodicals.
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roe Rent.

ElOR RESR- HOUSE - q house, WITH
rs i've rooms, stable. wOodahed &C. &c.
on eeven th Street, between Division and
4ngLe streets, nearly opposite the new
z1lgn School. vine yard with vines, ana
gAE9ens and ch icken- mouse; all fenced ga
s 9o1 cellar. Inquire Of S e. II "A 3 y j. r.,
SotOhN q KEHR, on Third Street, be-
tween Main ana Sycamore Streets.
-tOH RENT BASEMENT The base
s4H- menI Of the Cumberland Presbyterian
Inufcnt corner OF second and Chestnut
streets. Ihls would be a very de- irabie
place for te7chlng sflt7fc or Drafgf7sly and
Pdigttn0. Also, q good room for an 5 .nca
Isquire OF ALVAI JBH SON
e aux dtt rGFl Real Estate Agent
NOR RENr-D w ELLING- HOUsE-A
- large dweiling-hOuse, with ten rooms.
In q good locality, near the business part
of the city. IL won make an elegant
boar ding house Inquire of
ALVA IL JOHNSON.
au2O dtf Real Estate Agent
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sG Josh Billings has said a great
many good things; but actions speak
louder than words, and DIR. j. w. Po-
lands Humor Doctor is the great
curer Of all blood diseases.
aug26- d2w1t.
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WANTED-PartneF with $1,000 to
$50, 900 capital to engage in a safe and
profitable business in Evansville, Ind
For particulars address with real
name Box 3, c., Evansville, Ind.
aug 25-1w. 80 -.
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A FooT RACE.-It was rumored
on the street yesterday, that two of
our large men, one weighing PAT
pounds. and the other 250 pounds,
would run a race this morning in the
market space, distance fifty yards, at
- 90 a side, We will not vouch for
the truth of the statement, but were
Informed that the match had been
made up. .i-a.i.-
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FoR RENT.-The room now occu-
pied by s. w. Turner. No. z South
First Street, three doors east. of Main.
The situation is a desirable one. The
room is furnished with all the neces-
sary fixtures and shelving to carry on
any kind of business, and will be rent
ed very low. SIS -
TURNER 81 KUMLER.
aaug18 IT, /. No. z FirstStreet.
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1HANKs.-We are under obliga-
tons to the several express messen-
gers, Messrs. Fish & Barter and Hem
ny Hayne, for latest papers in ad-
vance of the mail.
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ROAD INIPROvEMENT.-The con-
tractors are at work paving the road
or street beyond the lower Pigeon
Greek Bridge, and in repairing the
bridge also. Considerable progress
has been made. The bridge has been
closed against travel for several days.
1t is to be hoped that the plan of im-
provement will come up to the ex-
pectation of the Commissioner.
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PERsoNAL.-We had the pleasure
Of meeting Mr.. JAS. NJ. Twyman, of
the Keatachian, live paper publish
ed in Paducah, in the city yesterday.
Mr.. Twyman will call on our mer-
chants to-day and solicit advertise
ments. The Kentuckian has an ex-
tensive circulation over Western
Kentucky, and it is a good medium
for advertising.
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LAMPs.-Several of the ward COM
panies have ordered lamps like those
used on the night of the speaking by
Hon. L. Q. DeBruler, by the First
Ward Company. All who desire to
secure these beautiful lamps can do
80 by leaving their orders at the shop
of NJ. +. j. McGrew, on First Street.
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BEFORE ESQ. WALKER.-Fora va
riety, Esq Walker had a couple of cases
of assault and battery before his court
yesterday. William Miller appeared
on the above named charge. the com
plant being made by Leonard Hempf.
He was fined $1-eosts, 81 20.
Louis Geiser, on the affidavit of
James Tatz, appeared on the charge
of assault and battery, and was fined
$3-cost. 81 %. These are the first
cases of assault the Esquire has had
before him for several days.
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Ahead OF EVerybOdY-The FIRST New
) = Fall Rf0ek Yr- ~

Just receiving at Miller & Brink
meyers. a very large assortment of
fine and staple dry goods, bought be-
fore the late advance in gold, and, as
matter of course, are enable to sell
for less than can be sold at if bought
at the present time. 1
MILLER q BRINKMEYER,
aug % 1t First Street.
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WANTEp.

wKYANFED-Q UARRY MEN AND
wv SCABBLERS -l50 quarry men and
seabblefs wanted at the Grafton Stone
Quarrles, Grafton, Illinois. steady enc
ployment and good wages. Large and
comm dtOus Boarding hOuses, belonging
to the Company, are situated near the
quarries. Add 'esS SILAS FAHRiNG TON,
Grafton, IliiGofs, or l.. w. II. WRi4HT,
Ga t'omnefeial Alley, st. Louis, Mo.
an20 DIV
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WANTED TO BUY-A dwelling
wv house, with six or eight rooms, east
Third Streets. enquire al 81 Main Street.
/ aulI DIV
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ATTENTION, FOURTH WARD.--The
Grant Guards of the Fourth Ward
will meet at the room of Mr.. r. j.
McGrew, in Marble Hall, on Friday
evening next. tits desirable that every
soldier belonging to the company shall
be in attendance. That place will be
the headquarters of the Grant Guards
of the Fourth Ward in future.
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"ANTED-GOOD MICH COW.
: Wv llt e#..r r b PETER TWIN O..
AZ Geo, R. Preston'a, corner Oak and First
Streets. faui8 div
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RockportS stage (via Newburgh and Boon
Ville,) carrying the mail, leaves at A: Ms
on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays.
Arrives by p NJ, Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays.
New Harmony Mail Stage leaves Mon
days and Fridays at A. N. Arrives Tues
days and Saturdays by 4P. M. f..
Mt. Vernon Mail Stage leaves daily lex
cept sundays at a. NJ. Arrives daily Tex
sept Sundays) by ppm
To NEwBURG.-H4cR daily Except sun
day. from the Merchants Hotel, at 3
O'Clock p. NJ.
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Residence and Farm for Sale.

HVBE RESIDENCE of the late Dr
~ Thomas Runcie Will be sold at private
sale. Said farm contains 100 acres, with
improvements. II Is about one mile trCm
Ingie's Station, on the y. g O. r.. r., aud
ten miles from this city. For further par
ticulars apply at DR.. h. II. Runcteis Office
No. - First Street, Evansville. jy3tL
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DIED,

HAAS.ADn the oath inst. at tbn Fs7,,
denGe Of Her mother, in New ALBANY, Ind
OF conbumption. Mrs. Q. HAAS, wife ok
William Haas, aged % ears.
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PERsoNAL.-D. p. Millholland,
General Agent for the Merchants
Union Express Company, is in the
city. stopping at the American House.
Prof. Daniel Hough, who has been
assisting in the Teachers Institute
for two days past, leaves for home this
morning.
Capt. MoCleery, formerly recruit
ing officer in this city, is stopping at
the SherMoOd House.
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FOR SALE.

NOR SALE HORSES "A number of
G good horses. sui able TO saddle or har-
ness; also, few good mules, by
IrIH .Ht FORTH g. BOWLES,
..,. American Livery Stables,
Third Street. bet. Main and Locust.
au29 div
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WEDNESDAY ......-.-.-....-....AUGUsT % /
CITY NEWS .

NEW CIsTERN.-A new cistern is
being constructed on Eighth Street.
near the depot. 1t will be completed
in a short time.
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eEEBERT q 90.

e Z. GELBERT a CO.
Sa No. 81 NORTH FIRST SrFEE Il
VIII be pleased TO see all their old cust0 d.
ers, and as many new ones as will favor
them with q call. A full assortment OF
0rocerlsss SJc.i always on hand, and for
sale at the lowest market prices. ~.
~ Agents for Stanford Mills (Alabamal
Cotton arms, at manufacturers prices.
buying for CASH. = ! 100
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THE PADUcAH HERALD.

THE ATTENTION OF BT Isl ~ ~
= T.T3 AID as an ad vertising medium Its
circnlaf1on in the various counties OF
800 !. aStern kentucky and the border
oor1,,Ties M n est Tennessee, and parttcu-
fsriX up the Ten nessee and Cumberland
81 t,srs is large and well established. 1t Is
Al M saet tine ONLY newspaper through which
tl1e Farmers and Merchants of this region
can he fully reached, and Is therefore very
Valafble as an advertising medium. Lau&
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COMING SOUTH,
Terre Haute and indianapolis.
FROM TERRE aAUTE.
Ohio and Mississippi Railroad.
FROM VINCENNEs


To LoUIsvILLE.-Every Monday and
Saturday at 10 O'Clock An. Every Tuesday,
Wednesday, Thursday, and Saturday at .
o'clock p. NJ.
TO CAIRo-Dsily, except Sunday. at
o'clock p. VI.
To GREEN RIVER Every Wednesday
aud SATURDAY. at & O'Clock p. NJ. Every
Monday and Thursday at o'clock P. n.
To EASrPoRT. - Every Tuesday anu
Friday at 4 O'Clock p. VI.
To HE SDERSON-Daily, except sundays
a. 3 o'clock Pm. =
To Every Thursday a. 1our
m.
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e q GENTS WANTED - For the best
"A LfUes Of Grant and collar vet issued
COMPLETE IN ONE VOLUME, by Hon. d. ID.
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editions, English ana German elegantly
illustrated, with fmbiemdtic Tile Fags
steel Portraits and numerous Aup8f full az.
counts OF Lives, win Republican Platform
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suit the times; large profit 70 Agents HOr
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Western Office, X. g. Lambert, Superin-
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Illinois. East OF Illinois, apply to r.. ~.
Carroll q Co, Publ shers, Cincinnati, U.
jy4 4Wdltaw 4tW
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DOARDHNG.- Mrs. D. Carter has re-
IT, moved TO MIR. John HeWsOn's large
mouse, on Division Street, between second
anu Third, and is ready TO receive as many
day bOarders as wi u give her cali. She
also mas hve or six OOd rO0ms-tO let.
naayl3 dtf MRS. ID. CARTER.
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BOARDING.

W2OARDING1 - ON Second Street. be-
L. tween py camOre and ine, IN the
uVnse La ely o cupied by Mr. VIM. BuCs.
Three large furnished rooms, suitable for
fan1il as. Day boar ers Waute
au22 DIFF MRS. q. A. FULLER.
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RNARD.-In retiring from the above firm
~ wis b TO return my thanks % my
friends Tor past favorsi and would ask
their contfn1ance with j. ID. Fair, my fore
mer partner. u. r. ~ IL Etl-
Evansville, Ind, August LIST Aeues
Ru22 div
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RAILROAD HOUSE,

Generally known as the OLD BULLS
HEAD. This pleasant situation is now
open for the accommodation of boardersl
under the direI ton OF MIR. and MRS
Il. q. NONGE The street cars will DE
found convenient, running TO ana from
the premises every ten minutes. One or
Pa. Large and good accommodation for
stock. lmay2S dim
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ADOLPH WAGNER,
Umbrella Manufacturer.

HAs REMOVED HIS EsTABr.rs sE-
- ment 70 THIRD STREET, between
ZINE ana DIVISION, near the Catholic
Church. he will be glad to see mis- old
customers at his new stand.
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1 understand that parties have been.
canVaSslng the city. claiming 20 be my
agents. No one has any authority 90 500
1lclG work for ME, and all those claiming
70 pc my EN- ployees are tmposters.
L ma23 d8m
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-05-13
GOOD TEMpLAR INrTIATIoN.

8TIE8&M tsfl--- Al q ass ~
The Syracuse On. ~ Courier give the fol
lowing, !.
The method of ,oitiptias ! candidate into ]
Lodge OF Good Templars Is but b slight i'm
Proveinent upon the same programme SO long
IN vogue by the ancient and honorable frater-
NIFTY OF the "Sons Of Malta" A "chap" was
taken from lager beer saloon, where he got
tight without knowing that lager would In
toxlcate, was put through cold water treat
ment by the Good Templars a few evenings
since. he peaches" on the Templars, and
gives the following expose Of their initiation
ceremony, for which, no doubt, he will be. put
through another course Of cold water sprouts
ct the next meeting of the lodge
In the first Place the victim for initiation is
biindfoided. bound hand and foot and thrown
into cider press, and pressed for FIVE minutes.
Ihls IS done for the purpose of clearing his
system OF "old drunks." He is then taken out
OF the cider press and by means of force
pump gorged with cistern water, after which
q sealing plaster is placed over his mouth and
ne Is rolled in barrel four Or FIVE times across
the room; the choir at the same time singing
the cold water song. He is now taken out Of
the barrel and hung up by the heels till the
water runs out of his ears. He is then cut
down and beautiful young lady hands him
glass of cistern water A cold-water bath is
then furnished him, after which he is showered
with cistcrn water. He is then made to read
the Water Works act ten times, drinking a
glass Of cistern water between each reading.
After which the old oaken bucket is hung
around his neck, and fifteen sisters with squirt
guns, deluge with cistern water. He is then
forced to eat peck of snow, while the broth
ers stick his ears full of icicles He is then
run. through clothes-wripger, after which he
ia handed glass. of cistern water by yoong
lady. He is again gorged with cistern water,
and his boots filed with the same, and he is
laid away with refrigerator. The initiation
is now almost concluded. After remaining in
the refrigerator for space of half an hour, he
is again taken out and given glass of cistern
water, run through clothes wringer, and be.
comes Good Templar.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-05-13

MRS. SURRATTs ACCUsERs.-The Cam.
bridge (Md.) Democrat thus aludes to the
witnesses for the Government upon whose tes.
''"ohy Mrs. Surratt was hung, by the order Of
." llesal military tribunal. 1t says:
g Conover, the particular friend and associate
" VI Ashley, is now residing in the renitcntiary
Iieaver has been once convicted of an inia-
nloas crime, and is awaiting new trial; Ra.
ser an absconding criminal and fugitive
h non justice, and Richard Montgomery has
, uesa arrested, and is to be tried for embezzle-
@ent and swindng,
M;al aug Prest9n King, who, it is said, prevented
, r,las anna Surratt from having an interview
, m.sa PRESIDENT johnson on the morning her
f s".ucf was executed, committed suicide a
,va ~" months after by throwing himself into the