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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1869-01-08
Singular Action Of a Wife-Habeas Cor.
pus Trial.

pus ATlaI.
very Interesting hsbess corpus isis
came a in White county a .hort time s:nce
The writ being Issued 10 behslf Of Dsvi.
Sldmore TO recover ross~ss ssion Of his chiid
'hen in the custody Of bis vile, Rosa Bel
Skidmore.
The main facts Of the case are ,hese.-
Ihe parties we're msn and wife, and had re
sldrd together iD Ohio for about Two years
They came 10 This State TO reside, IL The D.
'ioner could suit himself. but mot seeing hi,
way clear. he concluded 10 return 10 Ohio
and insisted on his wife returning with him
but she refused. He returned Tor q o. cont
time, aud che stll refusing to go with him
ne brought This suit tor The custody Of III.
chId. now fifteen months old.
The testimony sdduced made out poot
chSrscie:s for both husband aud wife, enc
the ability Of either to have proper custody
"i The child. but rather prepondera,ing i,
isvo' vi in- fsiher. Both are q, cd looking
~. husband but lite ever 2z The wife
-omr Two yeats younger
The opinion Vi the Judge, which whs
'ef'e, ha' dsome end f~eiirgiy expressed,
awarded the custody Ut the child TO ,hs ta,h.
eL-N A. Ledger
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AMNESTY !RocLAkATI,s. - Pre.ide.
'"h"r"'' ." CHRIS ""- day ISSUED procia
'""''or 81 Gr"-tsl Auo,s,y. Il includ..
" p"'i';caI Il nd-,s -nd ihns. xr p,.s n,
m prorinms,.o" oi Jn', 4 1863. Tt.
pr"rl'ms''o" rmbr cs- d Vi, B..rk n,idpe
wa al hrs Who paruc,psied ~ he r.L I.
non. ~bo a.re xclud. Il from psrd,o n, m.
ias' derlsr-'ion OF amnesty. / shouIdh,ve
'cG ieru.d three vears 90
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-Th- Chicago Tumr. ss,s ihs, an N.
hnarcisI a s'ion th,ef jus e. Ch..e read.
~ h""r's oi The Am- r'c~n -.p;- NOR. M.
d 'stndinpv 'han moe, mra u. ss,s,h.
X 'd'cai pr"pUr.tipb 10 coh,ui.dn = th+. vun.
nc d'h "a io"e I.sn. il bad, std wiIiA,l
i'e party ih I attempts A. .rhs propl.
will pay up The d~b, ~ repudi tie il.
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The Errihwest.

Inc 'Prf'g 'r v"te oi Ohio. Indiana. II.
I'no's. Michigan. Wisconsin and Iow. !,
ls4'.'"'"'y yssrs"go. ass. .73I SIT, sgsns,
Oo7 I'll ~ The lat. Nov .nber ,j,c,,,,
Tn's sho~s AZ increase of near, Two hmm.
dred per cent. in tw'riy yesrs. The ls,e
vote i"clud's Minneso'a, .Nebrs.ks and
h'nsse. whi'h were not S:sles in 1913
The total vote Of The United S,.,,s lss,
Noven be' ws- 5,,3s eco whicr, nirh FIJI
vote - the s 'u'h, would lave reached a., ~
200 GOO. T'u- he Nyr'baesi. eumotis.
'ng seven Siatcs-aiI ntril ~est Of HE Obl,
river cssi one.ihi'd OF the el,ire yo,ing
power OF The Na,iun
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The Ev,.svI.le JyUrnsIss,.; Aoo.h.,
'afa' i""d oi iron 10, iL- T.. Il &N R,i
f"'o ""s loaded on 'hr ba'g- y-.,. rday .,
'h' shsr, 20 b. iowsd 10 l,,-nd,t..nr.d. .
l''g" numhsr OF drays s.r- hsui,ny NOR.
oo"" " ~ "hsri lss' sv, ming Ins i.w
days they viii have .ufici.hi iron on hn,J
to complete tho rohd 10 Msdi-nryiIle.
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I'll" reason Why lafayette Goes,.', buiid
. fInk is 'hi.: The Ldies al ,h., ,i,v b,,s
sucl, big tsei tina, ~ more ,h.n tau, ar fv .
could skate in rink ~ one time, .he,.i,,.
The concern wouidn'r psy.
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The gravel walks In the S ate Hons,
yard are 70 be repaired before the meeting q,
She Legislature, ]" order to give III. men
bers . chance to practice with their vsloc,
pedss.
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: jny Cook. and their Young ones ou, ON ,,,s
/. hIis 81 the cost oi honest people and ,.,e
children.
, ~ pDLE MIS- LAURA's Pony"
'S'fdlt Mis-. Lsufs's ponny,
Bh'g Ja,'s top buggy quick
Gors word from pnlac. 10 stable,
Conveyed by The teiegrsph's click.
The menisi hJriies TO order.
And the ela'tsr oi wheel. aud ieet,
Ou'. .of the Nabot's stable.
Is henrd on the stony street
'oo"e J'y from 'he pslsce has,ens
W;'h lac lording's -iru, and s,side:
Miss Lnura mounts her pony,
| Anu The .wsin are off ior ride
rh's he BY The wrpiched howell
The soldier widows home;
They dash by The tagged Orphans
WIN, beeging Tor pennies come.
What care you"g jay ard L,u,a!
That widv~'s husband di.d.
Aud those trphhns gave their fathers life
10 pay this evenings ride.
Away 60 Jay and Laura,
Nor heed they " HON they meet:
the ~reiched, tsi.ered. Ioi!.wofn crowd
Who fl The busiiing street.
Nor think yonng Jay and Laura,
10 ihis. their hour Of pride,
That the toil sad Tears Of The workers ,hey
are the price Of this evening ride.
'n', lis'!-young Jay and Laurs!
KEN each your ga'IopIng s.eed!
We o word to whisper ~ vour ears.
And II you are wise. you'll heed!
ou are but common people
Your sirfs undoubtedly took
he name they bore, like the apron thew
wore,
From The calling Of . cook.
our blood is all plsbeisn.-
You are no better than they
ne 'ii'hg, weeping starving crowd,
Whom you drove through to day.
heirs was tie millions Of money
O.dJ took from the ill!
: hen The ls"d vas rent with - terrible f. nd
And the people were fighting 10 kill!
nd :ens co tens of thousands
A'p hunpr, sAd cold 10 dry,
NJ" ,"n with ''p'bUggy nnj pony
ID W poor people .ui of the ws! |,
D~ hear me Ja, and l. L,u,s:
By the H-v-h n3ov. I swan,-
'd ,huussnds on thousa, d. liz. me II
II " sworn what | nov ctcisr.- In,
~ b. c"ks, ind III. il 81, drrd sruliions
Stall r-s'e ihsw i.insI r.Ign.
I'd IN the fotssk u kirh-n =
Stall ~"r'le Win po'e sgsi,! T.
whs" !"u seek your pillows u
II W. wics :. sdv I. click: b
.dtl NJ. Lams's POM!
Brlng J y. ,yp buvp, ouck!" .
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VIncennes and New Albany Railroad.


we tondeDse. from the New AIbsn,
Ledger, the proceedings Of meeting held
j" that city. The leading ci',z-ns were out
says The Ledger. and every one pre.en,
ma infested the proper spiri, Of iur,herine
The object for which 'he meeting was called.
"tmely. taking action in ,rgsrd 10 the pro
posed road from Vincenaes:
i hess". Morris M, DonsId and John r,
Cannon, spa Ike at length in favor of extend.
ing aid 10 The proposed rosd 10 Vinrenu,s
urging 'he importance Of the en,erp,ise ma
one oi '"csicul"bIe value 10 The peorIe o.,
New Albany.
M Bradley took IN. ground ihs, The
Fo'd IRON here 10 Vincennss would prov.
one OF The beet pay ing roads, in local poin,
% view, !" The Safe. He wss decidsdl, IA.
'or"b'e 10 the curly CONSTRUCTION Of The
rosd.
Mr' Js-se J Brown sxores.cd hi, views
ana ""s IN favor Ut nidi.g IN. en,rrpri.e ,o
me xt.nt ot his sbrIiv. Il. wss al. a.,
me 'P'"'o" 'h'i The ci'y should .uosc.ib.
'orss''y TO ihir enterprise, and oil o,h.,
fo"oe 'h'' proposed to msk- this city q ter.
minsi point.
C'p'. 'ch" B. Ford also spoke. ond bsi, A.
a''oded to 'h- road in con, temptation through
V"ginia aud Ksn,ucky, from usbiuy,,n
C''y and 'te sesboafd. 10 Louisville. The
fosd irpm here 10 Vlncennes would max.
amos: sn air line from the sesbo.fd 10 :,
Louis.
Capt. John B. Ford then offered the fol.
lowing tesoiuuon, which was uDsnio.uu.lv
utupi.d:
Resolved. Tha, this meeting view ~i,hI
''v'r The tuildng Of the New Albany and
''"cr"nes rsiIfoud. and the Mitchell and
Terre HsUte rsilrosd, and are in f.v., ali
'he CITY making libersl subscriptions to each
u these enterprises. i
a Committee on correspo ndence, copsis,
y M.ssefs A. Bradley, J j Brown, aud
w. Culbertson. was appointed to commu. q
"caie with parties ia Vinc-nn.., T~re H.u, 4
no o'hef poinIs, IN regard 10 Tie Tine uij I
'oid'Ee meetings snd ell other matters con. :
ecied viii the proposed rosds. =
The Burlington ua~krys ielIs . good
tory. thus:
drunken man lay sprsw ling in the snow
the corner of Six'h aud D.vislon s,ree,. p
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For square of 10 lines o. lets, wei slO
Mach subsequent iIsttiIsi, rs cts
'rsct'uh ovpi even square or squares,
counted es n square. These are ,hr terms
Tor ,ts"s't IT odveriisement; y reasonable
deduction VII be rude to regular advertise.
meHts.
Notices o. appointment Of admins'rni ors
40. legal nL'icss VI like chSrscte, 10 be
paid il advance.
IANhoJNcING CANDIDATES.:
For Township officers. esch Sl.oO
For County :" &" $50
For District CFcuif, or State, h,uO
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Whist wss the fret thing made Ia The
mipti Aps--A start.
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VobLsHsD EVERY FRIDAY, AT JASPER
DUBOIS COUNTY, IRDIASA,gy
c L Z II r N + DO NE.
OFFICE On WEST MAIr SrRrrT.

J IRMS- sJRICTLY IN ADVAkd
single Subscription. for ffiy Nos, 81 80
For sir months, 90
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"h'' ls better iof bs.Ig in many pieces!
a brsss band.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-02-12

NJ An American citizen, who was in the
Theatre Of Villanueva on the evening of the
22d ult., and Witnessed the riot and massacre
in the streets Of Havana that evening, says
that the origin OF the outburst was the shoot
ing OF q young woman. He says: "a very
beautiful girl. the daughter OF Aldama, one Of
the wealthiest and most noble Of all Cubans,
wore upon her left breast the American dag,
with tho inscription, Long live the Republic
Of Cuba upon 1t. When that stirring song
was being sung, the whole audience rose and
cheered this young woman, and as she rose to
acknowledge the salute--all eyes we're now bent
upon her--a low, mean, cowardly Spaniard shot
her with revolver, killing her instantly. Two
American gentlemen occupied the box adjoin-
ing Senorita Aldanna, whose names do not
know, but one Of whom, seeing the pistol
pointed at the young lady's breast, drew his
revolver. and q second alter the Spaniard had
fired, blew the top OF the head OF the coward
ly assassin. INSTANTLY the whole theatre was
the sceGe Ok the greatest confusion, and the
Spanish troops rushed in and began firing
upon the masses of the huddled-togather IN
ar med innocent men and women.'i
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| disappeared, and this at first Occasioned some
remark; but those who witnessed tho execu-
tion will remember that when Mrs. Surratt
| was cut down the rope became loosened and it
| was thrown aside.
| The remains were Immediately placed in
| another box and taken to Mount Olivct Cltho~
lc Cemetery, where tue remains were placed
in vault. Tho remains will be to morrow
morning transferred to new burial case. The
| transfer will be made in the presence of Annie
Surratt. and her brother Isaac, and one Or two
! intimate friends Of the family. The remains
will be inferred in their final resting place at
two o'clock. The ceremonies will consist only
| OF r3ading the burial service of the Catholic
Church. Rev. Father Walter will oflicate, and
the ceremony will be conducted in strict pri-
vacy.
review of Mrs. Surratt's conviction, sell
tcnce, death and burial may not be uninterest-
ing at this time. 1t will be remembered she
was convicted by the military commission Of
which General Hunter president, at tho
arsenal, in the summer of 1865, Of being one OF
the conspirators for the assassination of Pres
ident Lincoln on tho 14th Of April OF that year,
and suffered death by hanging, in accordance
with the sentence of the commission, in tho
arsenal grounds, on the 9th Of July following.
with those of Payne, Hcro'd and Atzerodt, exc
cuted at the same time, wore placed in com
mon ooXcs and inferred IN graves near tho
scsno!d, her body being ut the north end OF the
the order named above. In the box with each
body there was also placed the name OF the
party, enclosed in O bottle.
The body Of Booth was also buried near
there-that is, inside the old penitentiary
building, near the main door OF the warden's
residence. The burial of Booth was quietly
made, in the presence of Secretary Stanton,
General Lafayette @. Baker and two of his Of
ficers, and Colonel Benton, commandant of the
arsenal, and after the grave had been filled and
o portion of the bricks relaid over it, the win.
dows Of the wareroom were boarded UP and tho
door locked Secretary Stanton taking the key.
The body of Wlrz, the commander at Ander-
sonville, was placed in the yard adjoining the
body OF Atzerodt. For some time the bodies
were allowed to remain in this position. A
wooden fence was erected around the graves,
and wooden head-board, with the name
of the person buried below, placed at each
grave.
In the fall of 1867, when the demolition Of
the penitentiary building was determned on,
it became necessary to remove the bodies, and
they were buried in the warehouse known as
No. (the second building below the principal
office), the bodies being placed under the
tagging as stated above. Mrs. Surratt's was
laid next to the north wall of the building and
the others adjoining in the following order:
Payne, Herold, Atzerodt, Wirz and Booth.
There the bodies all have remained until to-
day. Since the intermcnt Of the remains in
this house it has not been used, being kept
closed atsall times. The locality OF the last
place OF burial has been carefully concealed
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AFFAIRS IN THE STATE.


marion.
The Marion Crescent says: "J;m Bird (negro)
was shot on Sunday morning last In Mr.
George Edwards garden, in the act Of stealing
vegetables. load Of shot enter I'd the leg and
foot, making on ugly wound. It is thought
that amputation may be necessary
EdGcfield.
Mr., Tol. Perry, alraigned for murder of Will
son Abney, has boon acquitted, the Jury
bringing in o verdict of not guilty after only O
few minuteS' absence.
Edge6eld Courthouse held it's town election
on Tuesday, the second instant resulting in the
choice Of the following gentlemen :,Intendant~
Mr.. Il. W. Carwile. Wardens -Messrs. d. r.
bursess ess g g; A. cheasham q. Y, Christian and
The election for township officers in Edo e.
field, on the second instant, resulted as fol-
lows: For Selectmen-John Huiet, William
lott, Bennett Holland. Surveyor. M. McGee.
Const able-H. r. Feaster. Clerk-E. III. Young
blood.
The recently elected officers Of Horse Creek
Township. which embraces Graniteyllle, are as
follows: Selectmen-W. B. Samues, Jos. q.
Hard. Constable John B. Prescott SURVEY
or--John L. Branch.
Newberry.
The public meeting at Newberry Courth house
In reference to securing an extension of the
telegraph line to that place, has been post
poned to the 18th instant.
The following officers for Newberry County
have been appointed and confirmed by the
Senate: Assessors-W. III. Houseali, JOHN XII
nard. John Coate, -. r. K,ngsmore, s. P. XII
nard. Treasurer-T. P. Slider. Auditors.
Montgomery.
Darlington.
The Democrat says "Mr. Is. NJ. Strober, o
Northern gentleman of capital and enterprise
has purchased near Florence, one hundred and
eleven acres ofland for the purpose Of raising
poultry. For carrying on his enterprise, Mr.
Strober will bring on several German fami-
lies"
Horry.
OF sale-dayin Conway boro' the Sentinel says {:
Sew larger assemblages have met in Horrv
since the war. The day was fair and BUSINESS
brisk The sheriff sold several tracts of land
some at mere nominal value, others at fifty
cents per acre, more or less"
spartanburg.
Monday resulted as follows: Selectmsn-
Joseph Foster, J. FL. Evns and J. w. Carlisle.
Town Clerk-T. j. Eford. Surveyor-J. B.
Tolleson. Town Constable Henry Abbot.
J. NJ. Dennis, Esq, Of Bishopville, has re-
ceivcd the appointment Of magistrate for that
section.
The sentence of death passed at the late
term of the Sumter sessions upon Gain Cash
and Aleck Behn, freedmen, for burglary, has
been comnuted by Governor Scott to two
years in the penitentlary for the former, and
one year for the latter.
Colunabia.
The Phoenix says eve are officially inform
ed that Governor Scott has relieved w. B.
Johnston, Esq, from any further Responsible
ties as magistrate.
The residence Of the Misses Elmore, corner
OF Camden and Buli-streets, was entered by
articles carried of. The robbers also set i fire
to the building, but it was extinguished before
any serious damage was DONE"
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ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO DAILY NEWS.

ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO DAILY NEWS.
engaged during the day in discussion on the
bill to organize and govern the militia. Alter
various motions to consider the bill by sections,
on motion Of Leslie, it was referred to the SEN
ator from Barnwell, with instructions to pre-
pare substitute, and the same was male the
special order for Tuesday next.
The bill from the House to incorporate the
Vaucluse Manufacturing Company was pa assed
to second reading and ordered to be en-
crossed.
The resolution to have two sessions per day
was adopted.
In THE HOUSE, the bill to incorporate the
Columbia Blilding and Loan Association and
q bill Incorporating certain societies in the
City Of Charleston were read q second time and
ordered to be engrossed.
Khh introduced a bill to establish o ferry
between Hilton Head and the main land.
The bill to amend an act regulating the keep
ing and disbursing of funds by certain Off
oials, and a bill to incorporate the Lake Swamp
Navigation Company, Of Horny County, were
passed and sent to the Senate. -
The enacting clause of the bill to authorize
the Recorder OF Charleston to hold police
court was stricken out.
The bill to aid the Mount Pleasant and Sulli-
vans Island Ferry Company was discussed.
The consideration Of section six was pending
when the House adjourned.
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Southwestern Railroad Bank.

BANK HALL, February 8, 1862
At a meeting of tho Board OF Directors Of the
bank q letter from Mr.. James Rose wus read de-
clinipg reelection President Of the bank, where
upon the following resolutions unanimously
adopted:
ResoIued. That the resignation of the Hon. James
Rose as President OF tue Bank be respectfully ac-
cept"d.
ReSolued, That in the retirement of Mr.. Rose rom
the Presidency of the Southwestern Railroad Bank,
which position he has filed during period OF
thirty years, this board has lost faithful and eff
cient officer.
Resotue1, That warmest acknowledgements
are hereby due and rendered him for valuable SER
wees rendered during his prolonged administra-
ton. and that he has best wi hes his future
happiness.
Resolced, That we congratulate the stockholders
CT the road and bank on still retaining his matured
and wise counsels i'll their respective boards.
Resoued, That copy of these resol lttons he sent
TO Mr. Rose, and the same be published in he daily
papers.
From the Minutes. JNo. @. COCHRAN
Secretary.
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END oFTHE TREASON TRIALS.

RICHMOND, February lin the United
District Court to-day. the District Attorney,
under instructions from the Attorney General
Ing accordance with the Presidents amnesty,
entered noue proseqYi in both indictments
against Jefferson DAVIS, and in those against
Lee, Wade Hampton, Breckinridgo, Long
street, Wise, Prior, Seldom, Malone, Early
and thirty others. On motion Of Robert Ould,
the court ordered that the securities on Mr..
Davis bail bond be discharged from further
responsibility.
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THE REVOLT IN CUBA.

HAVANA. February 1.-THE insurgents cut
the telegraph between Sagua Ia Gfande and
Villa Clara. The citizens of Villa Clara were
impressed into the military service. Quesada
has seven regiments. we'll armed, ard much
money, but lacked artillery. The insurgents
have appeared in the jurisdiction Of Guines,
seven leagues from Sagua la Grande.
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THE LAST OF IN ATROCIOUS Mill
TARY MURDER.


NIiIitnry-Dis and Appear
ance OF the acknowledgements OF
the Dress-2teintermen emit mt Mount Oil.
vet-Revieyv, Sc.
Baltimore Sun, says:
The order for the disinterment of Mrs. Sur
ratt was obtained from the President by Rev.
J. A. Walter, pastor Of st. Patricks Church,
at ten O'clock this morning, and was immedi.
ately placed in the hands OF General George
D. Ramsay, commandant of the Washington
arsenal Positive orders were given that all
show and parade on the occasion was to be
avoided. General Ramsay detailed Major Hill
OF the army TO slperintend the disinterment.
Mrs. Surratt's body, together, with those OF
the other assassination conspirators. having
under the seal folding, where they were origi-
nally inferred. were reinterred beneath the
tagging OF one Of the stole-roons Of the old
penitentiary building, and the coffins were ar
the north wall, viz Mrs. Sur att, Payne, Her
old, Atzerodt, Wirz, the .'Andersonvle jeiler. -
and Booth. The locality Of this place o. burial
Was not known to more than twenty persons
Hin superin ended the wcrk of exhuming,
men under the direction of AIr. Tatspaugh,
ono Of tho fore1nen. The grave or pit In VIII oh
all or the bodies were placed side by side is
apparently about eighteen feel long and eight
feet wide, and about Six feet deep. The earth
was soon thrown out and the coffin was taken
up. In digging down, the coffin Of Payne,
which adicined that so2 Mrs. Surratt, was dis
closed, at O'clock the coffin was taken out
and handed over to MIR. Richard Harvey, un-
dertaEer.
The only persons present at the disinter-
ment beside the workmen, were Rev. Father
Walter, OF st. Patrick's Church; MIR. Tonnery,
o friend OF the family; Major Hill and Mr. Har-
vey. The box containing the remains was pct
rough pine boards, Upon the top was o strip
OF wood, painted white, with the name Mrs.
Eurratt* painted upon IT in black letters.
The box was opened, and although the body
| was somewhat aecemposed, 1t was not ofRen-
| sive. The dress. CATERS and black silk bow at
/ the neck were al ia b perfect state OF preser.
walton. The hair was also perfectly preserved
and did not seem TO have been disafranged in
in the least, la Steel arrow pin with which
Annie, SarreB fastened ths bow about he,
Eeother'a toSk, iast before snc w4s sod TO exc
cution, WAS also iii place, A lock OF the hail
was clipped of xor Annie aurratt at her OWE
i raqueat. Upon examining MrS. Surratt's feet
i ii was discovered that the ropc with which
her Sset were tied Just before the drop fell had
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WHAT CoNgfTTuTEs a FoaTUaE. Ut Id now
. little oyerRou years" says the Rev. q. WI.
Leech, ''sinee it was my good fortune to get
one of your machines. nc has done great
never needed any repairs; and. In 0nT essima-
fion. is now better then q new one OF any 0thor
kind. ~ Letter to Wilcox q Gibbs .. ~. Conn
spany. S}35
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MarrieD.

MARSHALL--DOWNs.-J Goth, at Waco,
Texas, JOHN +. MARSHALL. formerly of Charles
ton, to Miss JOSIE L., daughter Of Major w. w.
Downs, of the former place.
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PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP cons t,Y,m
THROUGH Linz TO
CALIFORNIA, CHINA AND JAPAFS

CALIFORNIA. CHINA AND JAPArS
FREIGHT AND PASSAGE At GREATLY = RH
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.>1.sssw. STEAMERS OF THE sOVR
49, Sss line leave Pier No. AZ, North River
@-%ZiTnGsS9W~" foot of CanaEstreet New York. q
II o'clock noon, of the 1st. Sta. iath
and and a4th Of every month Except when thess datss
fall on Sunday. then the Saturday preceding,
Departure of 1st and oath connect at panau. with
steamers for South Pacific aud Central Am orican
ports. Those of 1st touch at NJ apzanillo
Departure of 9Th OF each month connects with
the new steam line from Panama to Australia ana
New Zealand.
Steamship GREAT REPUBLIC leaves san Fran.
cisco fcr China and Japan April 8. 1869.
No California steamers touch Aavsns, but 90
direct from New York to Aspinwa
One hundred pounds baggage tree to each aduIf.
Medicine aud attendance free. .P{
For Passage Tickets or further information Apply
ut the COMPANY'S TICKET OFFICE, on the whAt'Is
March IA Tyr f. r. BABY, Agent.