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Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1869-10-09
Railroad Directory.
Mississippi Central Railroad.

Gorxo NoRrH.--Mail train, leaves Water
vile, 2'lO, Lamar, 2'2S, Davis Mills, 2,5O--
Express, leaves Waterford, '2,S5 M, Holly
Springs, 3.03, sHudsonville, 8,25, Lamar. q, AZ
Davis Mills. 4,03. 1.-The Express does not
80 up on Monday morniug.)
GoIsa SGUrH.-Mail train, leaves Davis
Mills IL, Is, m, Lamar, 1887, Hudsonville,
1855. Holly spriags, lao, Waterford, 2,05.-
Express, leaves Davis Mills, 2.03 q. M, La
mar, aga, Jacksonville, al, Holly Springs,
500, Waterford. 1921 t1'he Express does
not 60 down on Monday morning.
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1869-10-09
Married,

lat the residence Of the brides Aunt,
Mrs. Williams, on the Both Of September.
-lS69, BY Rev. T, Kingsbury. Capt, w. II,
VAIL snd Miss AMANDA M. DEsEARS--
aiii Fort Adams. lsa III Ky =
Our young friend Wall is gore may
ne, with his fair young bride, roll gently
down the stream of life, without a single
rulile to mar their happiness.
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1869-10-09
Bill TO FoEEcLosE MoarGAor.

Upon opening and filing com
plainant's said bill of complaint in
the above eptitled cause, and it ap
pearing b, the affidavit of II. j.
Van Eaton, solicitor for complain
ants, that Eliza A. Feltus. Henry
j. Feltus. Lovick v. Fc'tus, ?,
Gasner Feltus, James A. V. Eel.
tus, Eliza 4. Feltus, Junior, and
Edward R. Feltus are non-rcsi-
dents of this State, so that the or
binary process OF this Court can
not be served upon them, and that
to the best of atlantis information
and belief. said defendants at this
time reside near New Orleans, La,
and that a copy Of this notice di-
rected to said defendants, at that
place would probably be received
by them. a''se
1t Is ordered by the Court that
notice be given to the said defen.
dants by publication for four sue.
cessive weeks in THE Woodville
Republican. a newspaper printed
and published inthe town of Wood
vile, Of the tendency Of the said
bill, to appear, plead, answer or
demur thereto, on or before the
third Monday in November next,
being the fifteenth day Of Noyem-
Der, A. D. 1869, and the thirteenth
day of the next term Of this Court
in said county. se g 'esasl
1t is further ordered that the
Clerk Of this Court cause this pub
LEGATION to be made, and transmit
by mail certified copy thereof,
post paid, to each Of the said de-
PENDANTS at New Orleans, La.
A True copy from the minutes.
Attest L. II. McMIcHAEL, Clerk. :.
By LOUIS F. GRIFFIS, Dep Clerk.
Van Eaton Solicitor for Complainants.
Sept. IS, '69m
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1869-10-09
NEW ORLEANS, JACKSON
AND
Great Northern Railroad,

Matt TRAIs-Leaves New Orleans at Z A.
N. passes Jackson at P. NJ. and arrives
Returning Leaves Canton at SP. N. ;pass-
ca jackson at 5P. NJ. and arrives at New Or
leans at3:10A. ~. lr4u
!. fxpress Train leaves New Orleans at 5:45
=, NJ. passes jackson at $50 A. NJ. arrives
81 Canton at7 AsM.flft0 ffa
Returning isases Canton Atsl;4o A. N. /;
passes Jackson at $50 A. NJ. and arrives at
New Orleans At 100 2. N.
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1869-10-09
Am ORDINANCE.

BE 1T. ORDAINED by the Copo
r,ts Authorities Of the Town Of Woodyille
90 general meeting convened, That any
and all Butchers, who may and do refuse
10 comply with an Ordinance passed BY
the Board ii relation to Butchers, shall
from and after the passage and promulga
ton Of this Ordinance, be debarred from
ths privilege Of exposing for sale their
beef 10 the Market House Of this Corpo
4. LEFFINGwELL Mayor pro. tenn.
Attest w. II. NoBLE, Clerk.
Oct - 1872 .14t Aita
= = .1in t1u1 q ffe9
- lA4f a. sf.r
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1869-10-09

DY VIRTUE and in pursuance
Of, a Decree of tie Probate Court
of Wilkinson county, Mississippi,
made at the last september Term,
thereof. A. D. 1869, the underslgn-
ed, Administrator Of the estate OF
Wiley NJ. Wood, deceased, will on
TUESDAY, he 26h daaof
sgf 4 OCTOBER, aess. 1863,
between the hours prescribed by
law, proceed to sell, at the court
house door in Woodville. to the
highest bidder, for CASH, the fol-
lowing described tracts of land,
to-wit:
One tract or parcel of land boun-
ded on the north by lands Of Hen
ry w. Scott and vacant lands. on
the east and south by lands belong
ing to A. w. Jeter, samuel W..
Hazlip, and the homestead excmp-
ton, set of to the widow and chill
dren Of said W. NJ. Wood, and on
the west by lands of D. H. Coop
err, George Il. McGchec, P. G.
Holmes, samuel ". Hazlip. and DR..
David Holt, containing about (460)
four hundred and sixty acres.
One tract bounded on the north
and cast by the said Homestead
exemption ard lands Of John. J.
Chandler, and south and west by
lands of rs. Holmes, containing
about Clio so 1907 one hundred
and ten and City ono hundredth
acres.
One tract bounded on the north
and west by the dover lands Of
the widow Of said Intestate. south
by lands of n. ~. and on the west
BIZ lands Of containing about
(l30 50-l00) one hundred and tnir.
ty and fifty one hundredth acres.
Also subject to the widows dow
er, the following tract. being the
same tract recently set apart and
laid off to the widow as her dover,
under directions Of the Probate
Conrf If coid conntv viz
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1869-10-09
Notice

ORDERED, that any person Civ.
" ing information SO as to Sc.
cure the conviction Of any person,
or persons evadihg or attempting
to evade the law in reference to
the tax on Cotton. will be entitled
to a reward Of (s5) Five Dollars
for each conviction.
BY order of the Board of Police.
] LEE OSBORNE. President.
Attest Il. Fl. McMIcBAEL, Clerk
September rs. 69tf
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1869-10-09
Notice.

e4Qla e1 sktf&kn
1T HAVING been reported to
me that great deal of Cotton has
been and is being carried out Of
the county by parties, evading the
state and county taxes on the same
| hereby notify all parties thus
shipping Cotton without a tax re-
ceipt from the Collector, that they
lay themselves liable to a finc. Of
(s5) Five Dollars per bale, on each
bale thus shipped, which penalty
will be rigidiy enforced.
Il liberal reward viii be paid
to any person who will notify the
Collector, Of parties shipping Cot
ton without having paid the taxes
thereon. a,F pf Is iA
saspa| w. Fl. NOBLE,
aaH 'H Tax Collector.
sept. 25, '69-m agN
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1869-10-09

IL HE Corporation Assessment
Roll having been completed and
placed in the possession of the City
Clerk for inspection, for one month
and that time having expired, !
hereby notify the citizens Of the
Corporation, that ON MONDAY,
the 9th ofSeptember, 1859, | viii
proceed TO collect the taxes due
the Corporation, as assessed on
said roll. ,sfg'fs W3S
N. B. EARHART, Marshal.
sept. rs, '69-4w
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1869-10-09
GOING SOUTH.


GOING EAST.
Passenger train leaves vicksburg a, m !;
leaves jackson $50 q. m. Meridian 5 p. m.
as GOING WEST.
Passenger train leaves Meridian 9 a. m. !;
leaves jackson 1850 p. m. arrives at Vicks-
burg p. nj.
4 Passenger trains run daily--csnneeting at
Meridian Railroad per Selma. Rome, ATTAIN
~ Augusta and Charleston, and at Jackson
with the New Orleans, Jackson and Great
Northern Railroad for points North and
rr pAwoRTU ,Gan,l Sun't.
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1869-10-09
CARD.

WE WOULD respectfully solicit from the
w Merchants OF this locality their atten-
ton to the carefully selected stock OF Dry
Goods and Notions, which we are offering
at our New stores los and 107 Gravier and
81 Common Streets Our prices are certain
" the lowest Of the Market and our terms
liberal to merchants Of established credit.
L. II. GARDENERS co.
New Orleans, La.
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1869-10-09
Tobacco, cigars, &C.

A FlNE. lot Of Cigars, Smoking and
IA Chewing Tobacco. Bremen Beer, Ale,
Porter, &c. Cheap for Cash by
~ KELLER & ARDREY..s
March 10, Soft Hrsn N
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1869-10-09
For sac.

A SCHOLARSHIP for the full
Commercial Courssas'ta
In Dolbear's College. narg1in
can be had, Apply at this Office.
August 81, t1869-tf
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1869-10-09
EIgos & Habig.

This FIRM has dissolved partnership. but
il they are individually at their respective
stands and trades. Terms Cash.
Jan. !, est
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1869-10-09
Mobile & Ohio Railroad.
GOING NORTH.

Mail train leaves Mobile nt $40, p. m. ;
Meridian, I q. M. Corinth 4:50 p. m. jack
son, Tenn, 6 p. m. Humboldt, 9 p. M.
Accommodation passenger train leaves
Mobile, 8 q. M. Meridian, |2:3 p.m.g Go ng
South, leaves Meridian Il m. Arrives at Mo
bile 1875 p. m.
~ ny GOING SOUTH. Z anfe
Mail train leaves Columbus, Ky, 7:30 a.
m. Humboldt Si5 a. N. Jackson, 9;l5 a.
nj. Corinfh, 1880 p. m. !; Meridian II a.
night; arrives at Mobile, 8 a, m. Lg.L.sa
heights going north, leave Meridian,
lO45 q, m. leave Meridian 2:S5 a. m. going
South leaves Meridian 1873 a. M; leave
Meridian 1887 at night. a.,l-Lsg .lt8sff
sffiof E, v, EARLY. Agent, Meridian,
sss.s. = trsss /. ]. FLEMING, Gen'l Supt.
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1869-10-09

PLANTATION SUPPLIES.
Ness Pork, Bacon,
6ugAr Cured Hams.
breakfast Baoon.
Naeksrai, Salt,
Lard, Goshen Butter,
Irish Potatoes, kc., &C.,
Buckwheat. Onions. HomiAy.
Rice, Pearl Starch, Toilet and Family 9sap,
Star and Sperm Candies, Sal Gsas,
Coffee, Tea, Chocolate. Pepper, oiaesr.
Cloves. Allspice. Mustard. Mscszoni.
< Soda Biscuit. Cheese, &c.
FL0UR-of different Choics Brands. ~
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1869-10-09

SUGARS bd A ns
Common and Light Brown. es
l Granulated and Crushed.
Molasses. Golden syrrp.
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1869-10-09

STATE OF MIsSIssIPPI,)


WILKINSON CousrY.
Chancery Court Of Wilkinson county, to
November Term. 1869.
Before the Clerk in Vacation, Septem
Der 10Th, 1869.
Rachel NJ Taylor, ct. al.
l34. vs.. ifNA
Eliza A. Feltus, ct. al.
Bill TO FoREcIosE MORTGAGE.
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1869-10-09

CANNED FISH
HOLSTERS, Sardines, Oysters.
Salmon, Cove Oysters. &c.
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1869-10-09

VINEGAR, COAL OIL.
Coal Oil Lamps, Of every description and
the very best quality.
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1869-10-09
CANNED FRUITS

CANNED FRUITS N
Peaches, Apples, Citrons, Lannon's,
Rasberries. Strawberries. Cherries, &c.
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1869-10-09
AssoRrrD

Jeiliss, Jams, Pickles. sausss, cltsups.
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1869-10-09

Can and oxsnins cur Varied SOD nm
selected stock, before purchasing elseHhs1s
as we are determined 70 sen q cheap, q
not on better terms. than can be had slss.
where. wewill guarantee entirs ssiisi.c.
ton TO an who may favor us viik thsir
patronage.
~ Liberal advances made on
all cotton consigned % our bcusss
August IS lssssf -. -. 81
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1869-10-09

lflsh fothtoctS acsS &c.s
Buckwheat, Onions. Hominy,
Rice, Pearl Starch, Toilet and Family sssp.
Star and Sperm Candles. Sal ssas.
Coffee, Tea. Chocolate. Pepper, 0iagsr.
Cloves, Allspice. Mustard. Maeszonl
Soda Biscuit, Cheese, &c. .sls
FLoUR-of different Choics Brands. 80
1880
SUGARS b tA AN ssas
Common and Light Brown. es .n
0ranulated and Crushed. u
Molasses. Golden Syrup.
ASSORTED .3.s
Jelliss. Jams. Pickles. sanesss cltsups. /.
CANNED FRUITS
Peaches, Apples, Citrons, Lannon's,
Rasberries, Strawberries. Cherries, &c.
CANNED FISH r
HOLSTERS. Sardiner, Oysters.
Salmon, Cove Oysters. &c.
1890 afi Aa
VINEGAR, COAL OH.
Coal Oil Lamps, Of every description and
the very best quality.
--sWEE1KEAzs-
Candy, RaiEins. fscsns.
Almonds, Figs, Prsscrves. &c.
HARDWARE
A small and select stock at low rstss.
-cRocKERy-
Bowls, Pitchers Plates.
Cups and sauesrs. Sugar Bowls.
Tea Pots, Cream Mugs. &c.
-rIy WARE
Buckets, Pans. cuts. Mill
ssrainers, Gomez Drfppsrs Gomez
Pots, Oh Cans. Plates.
Dippcrs, &c. &c.
Hollow WARE
A large and varied Assortment.
srN ~
WooDEy WARE az
Buckets. Tubs. rsns. cAurns. -
NffsceIIaneens.
ToBACco-Both chewing snd Smoking
Of the best quality.
ALSO
ssH1o
Powder. Shot, CAPS. kssd,
md various articles undsr lis kssi.
TOO numerous to specify.
sl.A rs t t-f 81 tfAsat1e
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1869-10-09

Powder. Shot Caps, xssd,
and various articles under this hssi.
too numerous to specify.
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1869-10-09

B. q. RAWORTH, lGenI Sup't.
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1869-10-09

Braids, "I lILII.
Tapes, Trimmings, Spool Cotton,
Flax Thread, suspenders,
Needles, Pima, &c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-04-01
sCHENCk.S PULMONuC SyRUe

Sesweed Tonic, aud Mandrake Pin. win cure
taken sceorens 20 the airecsions. a Thss g.. =.
three 70 he taken 1t the ssme time. They cleanse
then s:ed the 90 s..,
ano makes 5000 blood the pstieut begins % grOw
the patient outsrows the disease and get. sell
p,e %o ,st ~ Lne only way TO cure Consumption.
philsdelphie, owes hts unrivailed suece.s in the
IsssS .1sstneSt OF Pulmonary Conso1ption The Put
lungs. nature throws IL OF Sy an easy expec,osa
or ri yhes the pSlesm or matte :. ripe slight
- 20 shis The sss.ssa % %ss Tonic and Mandrake
and liver 50 shaf the syrup snd sss ssos
will msks good blood
moving all obstructions. relax the ducts of the
gail bladder The bile starts freely and the liver s
can DO: nothing has eSes BEEN nSsn,sS sss a.
omsl "a deadly poison, witch is very dsneer.as 20
gall bladder aud start the secretions of the liver
like sohsnck. m.ndr.ke Pills
schencks sesWesd Tonic is a gentle stimalant
and . t@rative, snd the O kali the -es~eed
which this preparation is made OF, assists the
stomach to throw ont the sssrlo Jaiee % dissolve
good blood without fermentation or .ourine ir the
The great reason why physicians do not cure
oonsumn ntion is, they try 60 do too muc.; they
stop night swests. hectic fever. ami oy 90 doirS
the oersnge the whole digestive powers. io.kipc
eecfeaons, auu eventually -De parent efnks
Or. schenck. IN his treatment, does not tryt
STOP cnueh, night sweets. chfts or fever Re-
move the cause and they viii all stop Of their svu
aecerd, No one can be cured OF uonsam etion.
Throat uDss: the liver sna a.:
made healthy
II Verson has oonsump ption, Of course the lungs
In some wsy, are diseased, either tulercIss, ss-
.cesses. bronchial irritation, psura adhesion, OF
the lunes are mes Of inhamassion And fast de-
esying IN suen casee, what must be done' II 10
net enIy the iuaas that are wasting but q 70 the
their power to mako bi.od out of fosd. N"v, he
only cnance 70 20 tshe DR.. echencks three os6i-
cin~e, mich viu bring mp tone % the seo0 sch.
the patient will begin @ wont food, IL win diesst
sesiiy and make good blood; then the pstient be-
Gins 90 grow. the lungs commence 70 heal up ana
the Iestent gets neshy and well. This 10 the only
Wy 20 cure Consumption.
1hsn tasss e NO lung disease. end only Liver
:as RR: ..
the tutDontc ssrup fake she Mandrake Pile
irssH n s1 &iliious complaints, as they ere pr
DR.. echenck. Who hes enjoyed uaiusesSuvesa
health Tor many yeers past. and DOC vcieAs ~
loun6s, yes veetsd evey 20 mere sAslstoa. in
The wry last stAes Of Rslnosay 0osse a1aoa his
ni e: 4. e:s 5,
the Aforesaid melodies, end since hs0 rscovsry
Deny ebousaDds similarly sfntc1sd have usoi Or
echseckt , Srspasaftsas vfsh the ea0s r.1asHsbIe
scSsseS, sSissS pasissss vssS shsir - cssss.
,.sd; 80 icF & THE D9sss:s p e scoe.s,sssly e
NV ssi ssssss icr 5. sscs Ss"s ss ssssFass.
Price Of The PulmosIc egrs0 aod eeo1sS6 Tc,sc
sseh 2, 10 g l:r b tie. or O. 70 half dOssn Nan,
sss So oy sn nDraesssss msosslN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-04-01


AN ACT TO Provide for the execution IN the
District Of Columbia of commissions issued
os the courts of tn States and Territories of
the nIted States or OF foreign naIOns, an
for taking cepositlons - be used IN such
courts.
he 4: enacted BY The Seaaie and Hose Of Rspre-
SeItattres Of The CRitSd states Of 4mericG ~ Con-
gress assrmbled, That any party TO any suit de-
pending IN any court of any State or Territory
OF the United States, OF OF any foreign nation,
may obtain the testimony OF any witness resid-
ing in, or temporarily within, the District of
Columbia 10 be uaed in such suit When a
commission 10 take such testimony shall nave
issued from the court which such suit Is
pending. or a notice shall have beer gwen ac-
cOrdiBg 10 the rules of practice prevailing IN
such court. on producIBg the same 10 a justice
OF the Supreme Court Of the District OF Colnm-
bIa ana on due proof being made 10 such ON =
Ger that the testimony of any witness residing
IN the District, or temporarily within u, Is
material TO the party desiring the same, such
ofhcer shall issue a summons 20 such witness,
reauiriLg him 20 appear before the commits
sioners named in such commission or notice o
TESTIFY 10 such suit Such summons shall
mess is required 10 attend, which shall be with
IN the District of Columbia.
SIC :. 4ad d az further enacted, That II
suit be pending IN any court OF any State or
Territory OF the United States, or of any for
sigp nafIon, and it shall satisfactorily APPEAR
by anida 10 10 any officer named in the naxr pre-
eeding section, or 10 the Judge OF the orphans
court, or any commissioner for the taking OF
aeposiiIons appointed by the supreme court Of
the district
FIrst. That any person residing or Temporal
riIy dwelling in The District Of Col oia -
matrTIal witness for either party 10 such suit;
Secondly. That NO commission or notice to
take the testimony Of such witness has been
lssSed or given; and
Thirdly. That according TO the course and
Practice of the court which such sur Is
pshdlng. the deposition of n witness taken
uTbout tho presence and con sent .! boin par
iies Will be received on the tria! or hearing or
turh suu;
Such ofncsr shall issue his sam mons reQuir-
ing such wiiuess 10 appear esf,re him a.
place within the Distinct az some reasonable
time 10 testify IN such SUIT.
&c 8. And te a. f4rtaeT sRGct,d Tha' me
ometr before whon sucn wituess shall appear
snail take down his testimony Ia writing. and
email certify and transmit the same to the coGr'
o~fore which such suit is pending IN such
msnDer ss The pra ctice OF the court may req uirV
IL any person shall refosa or neglect % appeaI
NJ tns TINE and place mentioned In the sum-
mons issued In accordance with this oct, or il,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-04-01
FROM EUROPE.

LONDON. April The roval Commissioner
appointed to inquire into the laws OF naturaii-
ZatICn. have made their report. They recon-
mend the enactment of a law recognizing natu-
ralization abroad a. alternating British subjects
from their alleeiance TO England and propose
an entire abolition of the disabilities of aliens
to hold landed property.
Adyices from Capetown, raceiyfd to-day
state that tractof country a Southern Africa.
four hundred and fifty miles long and from
fifteen TO one hundred and fifty miles broad
mas been burned over. occasioning great de-
strnctlnn of property. Several natives perish ed
in the flames.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-04-01
INTERVIEW WITH DR.. MUDB.

New \ Ork Herald correspondent gives an
account of a visit to Charles county, Md, and
an alleged interview with DIR. Nj Mudd, lately re.
leased from the Dry TOrtugas. After descrIb-
ing the country through which he passed as a
fsfrG incGGniid quite suitably selected by Booth
as the route Of his flight, he d. scribes the home
and personal appearance of the Doctor, and
being in viied to pass the night with the family
accepted the IN vitation. From his account OF
what then took place We quote as follows:
Alt was now evening and growing rapidly
dark. big fire blazed Oh the ample hearth,
and Mrs. Mudd, an intelligent and han some
lady, with one of her children, ieined the Doc
tor and ourselves IN the conversation over the
events OF that memorable April morning after
the assassination:
"Did you see Booth, Mrs. Mudd!" we in
CURED with feeling OF intense interest 10 hear
her reply.
"Yes," she replied: II saw himself and Har.
old after they entered this parlor. Booth
Harold stopped down to whisper something to
him"
How did Booth lookr'
Very bad. He seemed as though he had
been drinking very hard; his eyes were red and
swollen and his hair In disorder"
Ibid he appear 10 suffer muchr
Mot after ne laid down Oh the sofa. Ia fac I,
il seemed as II hardly anything was wrong with
him then
"What kind ofa fracture did Booth sustain!' -
we inquired. addressing the Doctor.
We'll" SAID he, latter he was laid down on
the sofa. and having told me his leg was frac-
tured by his horse falling on him during the
tourney up from Richmond, teOk knife and
split the leg Of mis- boot down to the ins,ep
slipped il on, and the sock with it: L then tel,
carefully with both hands down along his leg,
but a. first could discover nothing like crepiua-
nCn t,II, after a second investigation, l found
on the outs ide near tha ankle Something that
felt like indurated flesh and then for the first
time l Concluded that IT was direct aud clean
fracture of the hone / then improyised out OF
pasIebOard a sort of box that adhered close
enough 10 the leg TO keep il rigidly straight he.
low the knee without AT all Interfering with
the fiexure of the leg. A iow.cut shoe was
substituted for the leather boot, and between
nye and Elk O clock in the morning Booth and
bis companions started for q poi OF on the river
below"
How did Booths horse look after his Ions
ride r' we inq uired.
The boy after putting him mp in the
stable,'' the Doctor replied, reported that his
back underneath the tor ward part of the saddle
was raw and bloody. This circumstance tai.
lied with Booths account that he had been
riding all day previous from Richmond, and
DO suspicion arose IN my mind for one instant
that the man whose leg was attending 10 wa:
anything more than what he represented him.
self"
sYou knew Booth before, DoctorF'
sYes," replied the Doctor. 81 was first in
troduced to Booth in November, 1854. at the
church yonder, spoke few words to him and
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR
This Afternoons Dispatches.
FROM PANAM A.

NEW YORK. April The ste9mar Alaska
brings three hundred and fiftv thousand an
treasure. Panama dates of the 34th report the
aTrlbal OF steamer Tuscarora at Buenayertura
10 inquire into the outrage upon United States
vice consul Eder. The Committee on Foreien m
Relations OF the Colombia Senate have reported
against The Gushing treaty, OF January four
feentb- with the United States for the isthmus
Canai Tne Stdr and HsrdId saws this viii
force Panama TO contract for the opapino of m .
canal.
The yellow fever was spreading RAPIDLY
along the south coast of Peru. II had broken
out on the United States steamer Tuscarora
and Paym aster Gushing had died of it,