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ST. LOUIS.
ohm Chinnmnn-Bis Nature, His
Work and His Wages.

Ii Ohm Cntn uu-bb "lb
Work and His Wages.
ST. LOUIS, December 30.-John G..
Walker, the gentleman having in charge
the Cinnamon who arrived in st. Louis
Tuesday night, in a communication to
the Republican,, says: A marked charac-
teristic of tho Mongolian race is suspi-
cion and want Of confidence, aud this
tendency can only be controlled through
strict adherence to truth and compli-
auce with promises. There is little pros
pect at present that "John" will trespsss
upon the domain Of "Sambo" to any Sc
rious extent. Those who have held out
hopes of procuring very cheap labor by
it from the shores Of eastern
Asia are, / think, mistaken in their con-
clusions. From one end of China to the
other the vslue Of labor in America, by
the California standard, is well
known, and although sbOr in
China is very cheap, able-bS6ed men
will not engage to expatriate them-
selves for series OF years, except on
of receiving such high wages
as will enable them to return home in
comparative affluence. am confident
no reliance can be placed upon our OBJ
tanning and retaining Chinese laborers
for agricultural work, except at the
wages Of the country where the labor is
performed, and much more is this the
case for railroad labor. Mr.. Walker be-
lieves, however, that considerable
number of excellent laborers may now
be found in California at from twenty
six to twenty eight dollars per month,
they find themselves, and seventeen to
nineteen dollars and found.
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CT CLOUD HOTEL.

,,u,s NEW AND COMA0DIoUs HOUSE,
ioe.ted corner Of Broadway and sd street,
,1o..ssses - advantages ever ali other sousei m iSf
r. accommodation of IT, guests- il vas built
Ss-,nnressly for : hTstclAss Family Boarding
gd1ss-tbs rooms being lsrgs and en- Sat
beated by steam- with hoI and cold water, and
furuished Second 70 more, whls tho e1linlry
dsnartmeu: Is ia the most experienced bSnAs,
sSording guests an unsquAled ;zb!s.
One OF Atwooi's PatsHf Elevators ~ asso
a,nop1 the ''raodera improvements EBd a. the
service Of guest, At All hours.
Tbs Brood E4<y and University Plsce Carr pass
the door ever four minutes, running IRON the
City Hal 70 Cebtrzl Park. Skiie the Sixth and
Seventh Avenue Lines are but abort block on
sitbsr side, af5rding ample facilities Tor CON.
ss.,,s,niestirg sftb al! re Ds1sts, Steamboat
LandinRs places Of Amusement and Buktness
MORE HOLLKY,
usxiiSu PrvpFjsterk
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was "hitiSh WY 80 VIZ
and ruined homes and broken hearts o
its victims.
But for all this, a few fsc's have beer
preserved in financial way, which are
not without their value as a lesson and
warning. The Comptroller pf Ten
nes1ee makes a report of the pecu1iar5
condition of the State. It's savage
document in lis reflections upon L sdi'
calism. Under BRowNLow it could
never have seen the light. 1t ia full ofthe
evidences of Radical extravagance
knavery and rott=nues'. 1t shows that
there are now outstanding against the
State nearly three hundred thousand
dollars in Treasury warrants alone, that
the demands for payment are frequent
and urgent, and the means Of payment
nil. Current receipts are Insignificant
aid TO meet current expenses these
warrants ale being issued constantly
The interest OF the State debt, falling
due last July, has not been paid there
10 nothing to pay the int reet falling
due January lst. While "loyalty" was
running the State, a period of four
years and half, the Treasury receipts
were S9,O24, ,lS2. This is twenty five
per cent. more than the entire income
Of the State for the ten years that pre-
ceded the war. Tennessee Radicahsm
never stopped to conut cost, proba
bly, because your high pr'ssnre
Tenn. ssee Radical was not cum
bered with earthly possessions, and
therefore had no part Of the cost to
pay. To their Legislature these emi-
lent patriots paid $62l,325, The nod
sst sum of Sl72,3O3 they invested in
public printing, for the benefit Of a fe W
"loyap newspapers established to feed
on public plunder, every one Of which
has "gone up" since Tennessee Radical
ism went down. Before the war the
Tennessee penitsntiary was nearly self
supporting, but wben it was otlicered
by "trooly lviI" men, public money to
the amount of $303, 066 was necessary
to keep it in running order. BROWN
lows militia marauders and murderers
&C st 1854 ,97G The Governors staff in
time Of peace was supported IN gen
teel pauperism at q cost Of S4O,729.
The pay of the members OF the Legs
lature might not have been 50 large,
bat the law-making and law-breaklng
scoundrels refused to accept their per
diem in greenbacks. and compelled its
payment in gold or lis equivalent.
These are sample features of the policy
of Radical State Government, which
ran the State debt of Tennessee up to
forty four millions of dollars, negroized
the ballot box, made decency disgrace
and constituted it crime for men
wearing white skins to deny the equal
ity of all races.
Tennessee is splendid specimen OF
genuine Radicel government. What
the thorough going Radicals have done
there they will do in every Southern
State they can control. They are bleed.
ing North Carolina; they sro plunler-
ing Virginia. Political brigandage is
their business. IL is wolse than high
way robbery.
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Ir looks as if the, Virginia papers had
lost hope of having tleir State admit
ted. Some of them which few weeks
agowerc glorifyiDg GRANT, boot-licking
BUTLER, fawning on FoRNEY, crookiDg
the knee to CANBY, aud blackguard-
ing the Democracy, have cast off their
high -falutin humility and commenced
to criticse their "epauletted officials"
and discuss historic parallels such as
Hungary, Ireland and Poland. When
they got down into the dirt they taught
their friends to 'despise them and as
they now try to rice they inhame their
enemies TO fresh prosecutions.
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thrilling gealstsr.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS."
coRREsPONDENCR.

,.t,,.ds Of tks REGISTER throughout Wet
~! and he GOrr ering counter Of Ohio and
hEI."rsnia are partnllariy requested to ae;
T promptly ,h any 9S:Ts"ss s. rn",.dSe e S."sIas 1n
sa"e'I, 'so.ridl HnportdHes The Telegraph may De
aie' = s,r rrpenst; in mOst eases the maa scih
80" y..J,Tat, d,.d ornate Essays are not de-
fnis' -, bri,f and accurate letters g,rtng al the
n'',.,af,I and incidents Of iat;re.tiH9 e1eHts as
~ T[',,,.qti ~ sitting forth The material eorldi
C'm"s ,,s J,r,lopment q he country; the crops,
,,,rJ u lard, and all other subjects Of interest
70. i,,lfrral community, are especially de-
-; - ,9I ,riA b, promptly published.
"' s..1 Of pubic meetings, Of ,0hdterer nat,ire
MIR oecaEOns Of nters.. to the people, ps4
rs or ain to pa5Ii:h paPsr mat .saI rcsset J
n.,,sr.r cora,I from be People, and IS Of rdtus
90 ,,,,,,st 70 iheD' ssiG reeeius cur instant aud
s,,aut.l attention.
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THEY say now that A. J. intended to
veto the infamous wool tariff bill of 1867
but didn't. JOHNSON had precious
little encouragement to veto anything
in those dAys, but seeing how faithful
ly he swung hi, Il forbid" at the recon.
struction measures, it is to be regretted
be did not mpke All effort to throttle
the wool tariff abomination in its incep.
ton. 1t simply protects the marufac-
turer of the east and swindles the wool,
grower Of the west.
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OUR young friend FRANK +. OLDHAM,
formerly of MouHdsyille, West Va,
takes the first premium for scholar
ship, for 1860, in the class of
1870, Marietta College. We beg to
offer our congratulations, and to hope
that FRANK will continue to do credit
to his old home by leading to the end Of
his College course.
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A BAND of horse thieves extends its
basis of operations from Nicholas coun-
ty, this State, to North Carolina, and
its members are sworn to die rather
than be taken. The people are anxions
they should keep their oatbs.
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Nzw ENGLAND has twenty -four men,
bers of the UGited States Senate-twelve
on her own account ard twelve carpet
baggers who have succeeded in being
sent from otIer States. New York, with
a population greater by half million
than the whole of New England, has
two Senators. It's pity the down
trodden Yankees can't have fair show
in the Government.
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Ir having been generally reported
that Senator PRATT, of Indiana, would
resign his seat, the next item in order
is denial OF the report. Such denial
i. forthcoming, and positively stated.
The reader is at liberty now to believe
either, both or neither.
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THE National intelIigencer is said to
be controlled by Ben BUTLER. Those
who Supposed this venerable Journal
to be dead are now assured that it is
merely damned.
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American audiences are not to be IA
vored with either SCHNEIDER or The
RISE. The former has bsen called to
Nice, and the latter has beeu called too
nasty ----
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The President will receive" on New
Years. This reception is for callers
Presents received any day.
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The Prince Imperial of France has
executed bust of the Empress-from
memory.
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DURING it's last week in Albany, the
Cardiff giant took in $4,000 and about
twice that number of people.
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The negroes are to have newspaper
Of their own in Washington. They are
not satisfied with their monopoly cf all
tie "ioI a." sheets in the country.
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A TENNESSEE editor calls Miss AN
rHoNY "a sh. wild cat" He i,a un-
feline brute.
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HOTELS.
EVERETT HOUSE.
1artb Md. Of ynje1 Park, \. /.

n BIS HOUSE Is EEPT or THR ~
i ropean p.4u; it Is SithLn tAfee mi1ltss
rias (by hor.s ears o. tbo hs" hAEsH
RAILROAD Depo;. o0uvesIss5t % s5i t.s pr,hg
Iii - go a. soslsst Hotel in the
Ever e ~ room is crowded with running water.
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Z X IC z y

HoOhsnd's German Bitters, per bottle, III ~ ~
half dOzsn, - , "
EoofAnd's German Tonic, put up IN quart 40
bottles per bottle. .........---.---.---'--' ! y
or Q half dozen for s. 80.
els you buy, In onisr to get the genuine
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CAUTION.

Hoohands German Bitters are oounterfeitsd.
See that the signature Of e. NJ. JACKSON is
on the wrapper Of each bottle. All Others are
counterfeit. Principal DOtfce and Manufae-
tory a. The German Medicine Store. No s3I
Arch Street Philadelphia, Pa
CHARLES N. EVANS, Proprietor.
Formerly c. n JACKSON L co.
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Hon. James Ross SHo,rden,
Prothonotory Of the Supreme Court Of Penn.
tylTEHiA, writes:
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. a. IsG7.
"Eoofands German Bitters" il avery useful
article q . tonic and a. an appetizer. IL Is not
an Intoxicating drink, and may be used bench
ciAlly by persons OF all ages.
respectfully yours.
JAMES ROSS SSOwDEG.
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Constitutional Spec fc,

Which not only 0onquers and combats diseases
that have intrenched themselves in the system,
but is the best known safeguard against sll
ukhgelthy influences. Persons whose Oceupa
tiOns and pursuits subject them TO the depress
ing effects Of a close, unwholesome atmosphere
should take it regularly, as protection against
the low fevers and other disorders which mala.
ria an rnnhera Inraliha WIN ara
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For Sale by aIi Druggists
and by dsalsrs h'dicns' E'0
ysTa,nsstvs'
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WASTING AWAY

without any special complaint, except a grad
ual declination of bodily strength and nervous
erergy, will find in the TONIC A FOUNTAIN
OF VITALITY ANDEY!G0R AS RE
A POOL IN HE DESERT TO THE SAND
SCORCuED AND EAINIINE IRA WELLER
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HOOFLAND'S GERMAN BITTERS
Living Advertisements
Hoofand's German Tonic,

Has been Provided preparation in which the
solid extracts of the finest restOratiyes Of the
vegetable kingdom are held in solution by q
spirituous agent, purged Of all deleterious con.
sttuents. The patient, in choosing between
these two great antidotes, should be guided by
his own condition. II in \ very low state, from
debility, the Tonic should be his selection; but
in eases where theI lemergenGy is not so
pressing the Bitters isOthe specific required
Thousands find infinite benefit from taking each
In turn. There is no phase ofIndigestion, Bilious
ness, Nervous Diseases, or Physical Prostration
to which they are not adapted and In which
singly OF combined, they will not effect cure
Biliousness, Indigestion, General Debility,
and all the complaints which proceed from a
want Of proper action in the Liver, Stomach
and the Bowels, are eradicated by course Of
Ia
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THIRTY-THoUsAND Northern drum.
m,rs are "tattoo" ing the South.
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HOOFLANDS GERMAN BITTERS

Is composed of the purs juinas for. they are
incidentally termed, EztrdctS) of Roots, Herbs
and Barks, making preparation highly cen.
Centrated, and entirely free from alcoholic Gd.
,ni of 1uu lind
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The Whole Supreme Court OF
Pennsylvania Speak for
these Remedies.

WHO WOULD ASK JsR HoRK sTEoSsKR
DIGSDIED TEsTTNoSYi
Hon. Gee. ". WOODWARD,
Chief Justice Of the Supreme Court Of Penn.
,sylvsuia, writes:
PHILADELPHIA, March ls, 1867.
hnd "Hoonaads Ger NJ man Bitters' II .
good tonic, useful in dis ~ eases Of the digest
i've organs, and OF great benefit in cases Of debil
ity. ara want Of nervous action in the system.
Yours truly, GEO. ". WOODWARD.
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Eon. JamSs ThompsoH,
Judge Of the Supreme Court OF Pennsylvania.
PHILADELPHIA, April y, Is6s.
l consider "Hoohands German Bitters" Q
valuable Hsedieins in case Of attacks Of Indiges-
ton or Dyspepsia. ] can certify this from my
experience Of Il.
Yours. with respect
JAMES THOMPSON.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-08-23

GTATE OF ILLINOIS, .diiH bun uni
d .rf.l,tf ALEXANDER CouNrY. n

4 .-@----.s--s - -..1-ss.eoes
STATE OF ILLINOIS. idiia bua ani
- xnIaolb. ALExASpKR COUNTY, -
.sISs y SsSSS q Term. isss 5SiYiIp' Y S''sH'''
Bailey :, AAr'sIb q oyld' beinpilt basI
John y, oesk and ihAHssl~sp'' Demand 500
Henry A. Althouse, tr
ss,s !; h., r.. :, s,.s % y9s ne sad john =
ss Ss 4. .a S q he s "A s
s;isss BE 'is 'sA9 r. "a sss
forty -four dollars and sixty Eve cents. di
ssss. ~eA . i vii issa e. ,sa ssps &
sheriff eseeued. ~ le,yins the same ON ioss panbsr
ely S q sSs ssSs.s
VOW s aa..: You, the .ald iobu Z. Cook ,ha,, psr
sosaly se and spper biore the sscai CONT % ssid
~ ss ss ~ az "a ~ e. &C. s
sGp ss az MI .s ss
ea 'o,s 7 '' 5Ss N as aa NE 'ss.
EisS' SsBs Ssasier siAnt. attorneys. .''bnn
ly1esw on 2al ia tslN -ll 3NAm aeH
MAsrEKs SALE sw haaoaiih bna
Nl5 W asYCIgms riEri ul1nirce eds
s sIss % iss .o.;y '1.aasr Ssest ersa
In tho matter Of Nicholas Hun.sksr vs. N,chols.
,sf worbhs'op and lame Hoisliosssr. Bill ~
for Partition
Pubic notice "a hereby gwen that IN pursuance oi
said court on the itih day Of July A. d. is0o l. John
Y. Hartman. Masssr IN chaneery Tor said Court win,
IN this afternoon sf sad day
ssi ~ public ssea. the hishsst bidder Tor cash
z. ss ssss q q "a ssa .s #
sm s,nx ss 49,, II. estate situated IN sad
Ths west half Of the youtl-wsss quarter Of section
@ ~ sq;s asx
praised a tssnty dcllass per scse WI not 70 sold 10
Iess than two-thirds OF Appraised vaue), togetheT
With Al aaa Singular the tensassas md hessditsnsn-
a ne'''''V ,S JIM s. hAsnxS Master in oh.neery
Cairo, ~. Avs, u, 4, D. se9, 30 no SIS I.
CTATE OF ILLINOIR. 4 gqedw ,solas
- -, ALEXANDER COUNTY, 6:
In the circuit Court OF lander County, septembeI
49,, .uQn., s,,aqll Farm. asse huf fFlaIe
Henderson ~ Halen' o In Attachment. 4 fuohw
John Davis. 49, !, Demand slS -. aay6Iy
b given g y9s the ssia yosp P:,
sssnsy Z sss suis % the said henderson " HuisD
and against the estate OF you the said John bnys for
a1s sssss ssa
turned turn ~ said sksrS ssssSseS By issyns upon ks
property Of said DAVIS. j 90 s-Snl ..H ntis
y, ON ths first day Of the next term thereof % be
Io"asy IN ahs nsntk q ssptenSer next give specis
esfs ssS IA Ss
sTty asAehsd sold 10 satisfy shs ssTs S,sh costs .r,
Cairo, m, July aoth. lsoe ~
Geo, W. Mex ssg, pIaiatitfs attorney. jyeo-dl,ws~
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mo GAS OONSUAERs.

Messrs. g. +. Yeager a Co., near corner Of Eighth
street ana Con1msscfsl avenue hsve supplied Chem
Meter Testers Parties dissatisfied with the Tegister,
ing Of their meters o. sew have tksm tested. ~ ne
will be charged the party causing IL u the meter
IL found incorrect no charge will be made mylsE
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White Beans, per bush. wWs
Nav do DC ....,.,......,....''''.'''' 3 U9s ~,
Ia. WHEAT 49,.
Choice New White ''''''''''s, w.
No. do ''...'f "V. m.
Choice New Red, ,'...''.'.''''''' g, g.
No. l. do ". 81
Ordinary Red and Voi 10
49,. 49,. tao1. WHISKY. flf clfi..
Rectifcd according 10 proof ec@s 30
bourbon do Tea do ....................l 76053 %
FREIGHTs -
RATES TO MsMPnis.--Pork 5Oc; Whisky and OIL, Dbl
SOC; Salt v Dbl 5oc; Flour and Meal Dbl, SOC; Corn,
y sack, 2Oc; Qss, y 400 ns az; Potatoes and APples
d Dbl, 3oc; Hay, lcompressed) v ton, "a 10; Heavy
frsigkts y TO s. sNi Light freights y 100 Ds,, 49,
Lumber, dressed. In bundles, " ID, " Oc LUMBER
loose. "a M. - 90. f-fth HAAl sHii t#h tAst' !
AIyi p Ran 5sos AZ sosscs r. S q 70 y UT
IN DO. q q; special do. 7sc. beilsoqgb VOC .
70 Nex York, Cotton mgrssssd; 3
LNsx E!cS, ~ a Z; II ro WILL sra
TX, u %; Cod "a, = ". o s6 Corn, g; 0:ss ,d
,ss ~ TSs:Ssc PIT hhs 4 x sss
f1sg, compgoss6p ton, ~
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WANrED-.AGENTs

For new domestic article Of great utility meets
universal want sells at sight; no composition Send
stamp for circular. LIrfLEFIELD DAME, No
lS9 Washington street. Boston, Mas. es4wAy
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.Jr4H e.IoI fr fsTT = r.l frt afuait
For ihroogf. sac kets and information spul,
Illinois cenfrs Railroad Depot.
.LJrl1fg fIuLWgP. JOHNSON
General Passenger Agent Chicago
al ~ HuGHI 1T, General sapsrintsnsent
JANIS JOHNSON. Agssi, Caro-. ~ ,aus,do
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COMMERCIAL.

CAIRo, ILI., August 20, 1863.
These guoatons rspresent prices from first hands IN all
other cases higher rates hare to be pad
our market since our last semi-weekly review has
oeen devoid of any special interest or activity and
prices have undergone quctable changes worthy
OF note. Tho business of the week, except in Hour
and reshipment Of freghts, which have both been
active has been less than that OF any previous week
during the summer.
TOBACCO-.The offerings were limited to IL hhds
yesteroay, and the bidding was quite spirited The
sales resulted as follows,
2 hhds Primng Leaves sold OF ...".~.-.s9 - a II
hhds Lugs sold w 70 y
hide Common to Med shipping Leaf ~ ~ ~ 70 n
FLOUR has been in good demand throughout, and
dealers havcuo accommodations OF stock Prices ore
wfthott any quotable change since our last Heml-
weekly review, except for choice family grades,
which are rather easier. Sales comprise
rs bills low Superffne ~ d
$50 bbls buperfne oS9o U
30 bbls choice -
40 bbs ~, 49, ~
41o bbls XXxs....... ...........". 10, WF3
200 bills New xxx family
l42 bbls choice family bo9s "
, 1869-02-13

minute. which showed that although apruea,{y
all wss calm and Tranquil on the sp1ise., theta
waa wonderful excitement Wftain.
Learn that although during tho e1 animation.
ana up 10 late hoar last night, Robinson had
preuss1y shis eyep,nS hs pesins 10 sno1 .,sus aaa
o. breaking dow. md tlls zntlcusted that n1s
Hfmnsas and aelf-control Will soon give way. Il
eeeAa1 ostafned BY evcf3 uuususl notss ou9iac.
THIRD DEseACCH.
bpes2A Oefpasch to tho Chlcaso Tdhuuo.
1AcxsosysIzs, NJ, Fsb. Il.
ausrtc1ors LE91xz,
In tho evidence given yesterday in the NcCo1-
neM assassination case. ietter vas introduced
which lad b en- srEt to Mrs. KeConrell, tbs oyon~
ing q lne Day or her husbands murder. The let
tff wss handed to Robinson Whlle he 8ss pr,1no
hsa ey!d. nee, b<fo1n hta arrest, and a renn.st
made fhaa he rcaa It, He did 50 wittout hsrs,tss
tton unsti ho fsa:hea the last Two words, 1heu so
lottcr: WI VI 'n'
!! = :. unoo,.,, . ..'JAoE.oa7111E- ILL.,, Feb. 9.
l feel II my dhty 10 a1v'ao you Ia Arrest yen+
sc9,1ut eish for ih,nk ,ebe knows soms,5in. I'm.
aoonr the nusdsres, or done i'.'
7ne REPRESENTATION on the envelope syas =, fol.
lows: Ars. Murray Ec onneA- Deliver amedi-
nea Wo
~ experts In detecting handwriting e. md shoY are
OF opinion that they r.cogn,zn II ~ that Of Rossn
rons.
A gentleman named bat.z,. I think, states that
on Sa'urda3 lest be called upon 1en:rs! NJ on
esai Mc .onneii declined 10 .ss hiua hs1s II, IS.
aertluR At the elme Zine that he did not Intend
70 lean anY uore money, aud feicrErDF also ID
what was due him nom Eob.nsou, and which
aeetion Win vtst Ii. Nicely, = eit,zsu o! jack,
dssrase p, ,ossh1 4 5sfss1es
Eiven BY Robinson skst he patd tho notc IN Dc
cembtS last. TEerc IL no longer Eouht thar the
statement Ct koo,nsoq yas 'ahc, This ispro,ed
rorrtborlssd.
rema!1 ing IL tho minds Of those VINO nave heslc
I'll the fkcl4 and circumstances that Robinson Ia
the man who committed the foul deed which hs1
80 thrilled not only the people Of this elty hnt the
ROBINSON, -...
=. - ! haEe nrevtonsly sased. Robinson aton1s
wondcr Il Do clthcr cnngcased o eommlttsd sun.
.nat his l.tacs i - e4poetea hers 30 tonight fro,
d Hea. 3e,ss i. paSois /: .!so q.
ism.llar vitb tho xmlly Of ths prisoner. and win
him for many yusre. and that h viii Etve MIN IN
t1celent character: This cao hardly STAN tho
current or ofFeunstauces that are continually at-
eumulatlnZ, and must xtrs soon foyctwnclu him,
The oxs!temens which thte case has created
about tho only topic of conversation With ali
elisees. HAd the sans evidence hetu made puu.
JIG On the ART or second day Of the murder ,hst
p1eatton IL that hc wnold tave keen summartly
dealt VIII, but CO. Ter and mora sensible Councils
LOW prevail, and t9lnk there Is Eo douht that
Htcsa.