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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-08-13
INTERVIEW WITH THE DOOMED MAN

About 8 A. NJ. to-day the condemned
man was visited by the Dispatch reporter.
He lay stretched on a miserable pallet, in
cell eight by ten feet, which was low and
poorly ventilated. A massive chain cx-
tended from his left ankle to the centre OF
the floor. In appearance Taylor is about
thirty years of age, five feet ten inches IN
height, but owing to his long confinement,
and refusing to eat anything for several
days, he was terribly emaciated and feeble.
To-day, for the first time, he seemed to
realize his awful fate, but still protested his
innocence, invoking the Creator to be his
| ..
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GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES
JULIUS SYCLES'S,

JULIUS SYCLES'S,
goa Main street second door below Ninth.
He now offers his entire stock OF SUMMER
DRESS GOODS regardless OF cost, rs ne Is dctev,
100 ~ reduce his tremendous stock; SO call
f1f{ sS from 10 Soc worth
sTRlP Ell and PLAIN LENoS at 2oc: worth aoc.
PLAIN and PLAID MUzAMBIQGEs at zoe.
rRE ESsth SO oR;eAND1Es at sec. worth 4Oc.;
PRINTED PERCALES at 1885,:
MOURNING GOODS specially "a rr,,os
, tngn az TAMisE CLOTHS, BLACK AL
v.tr sss s sSE HaUhs iss f nAHD
KERCHIEFS-in varIeG,., c1NH-.r--r,
LAWNS at l63c. worth 20c-; 2ssSr'a@'-''~.- -
tircat bargains In BLACK SILKS ~.
IkISR LRSEk and kiNEs y, sm,sE olI
P PHIhHGaassE LINEN IiNEN; a. iss'' worm 4'
LANCASTER and MARSEILLES QUiLTS-all
III IL & %SHH a5S sn &C. B
LINN MAs AID h cdrT6S b nns PpRiEs;
FURNITURE DAMAsK.
have also full line OF CENTS FURNISHING
LINEN sLIlRTs-very chssp;
COLLARS,
HANDKERCHlEFS,
HALF-HOSE.
TIES and GLOVES, arr, nd upw,r,is.
SASH, NECK, and TRiMMiNG Ribbons In va
SILK Ise'Y E;rsLE, BUCK. and KID GLovEs-ali
ali sizes: - -..
LACE COLLARs,
RUFFLES
~ e wv and NOTIONS Of all kinds.
hoo aEa ;ber articles too numerous TO mention.
Tall carly and DO convinced ,,uo,,a
The following gentlemen are with me, ana wouia
>. nIeaGcd to see their friends
" LEWIS w. BUkWELL,
JOHN j. TURNER,
j. WEINBERG, ,,,.,
GEjREE SWABACHER,
WILLIAM Is. POW ERS,
H. &. SMITHERS,
g. j. MCEAE.
tyls VOS Maih street.
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HIS STATEMENT.

He said he was not present at the muir
der of ''poor little Jett;;'' that his first
knowledge of it was on the day after the
murder that he was sick on the night of
the murder, and that he was on his way
home from visit to his brother, William
Taylor, when arrested. He referred to the
fact that the latter had declared he (Warner)
was innocent when on the scaffold on the
18th of June last. r.
SCENES ON AND ABOUT THE sCAPFoLD.
A large number of spectators were pre-
sent from the counties of Essex, Westmore-
land, and Stafford, and the entire Northern
Neck. The morning was passed by reli'
gious services in front of the Jail, in which
both the condemned man and the audience
took deep interest. When these were con-
Guided Taylor sister, who wasin the crowd,
broke into the widest and most heart-rend-
ing lamentations, causing some excite
ment by her violent gestures and agonizing
EXPLANATIONS. AT Z. M. the condemned
was led forth, surrounded by an armed
guard, and marched to the scafiold, which
he assembled firmly. After the reading Of
the death warrant and respite by the She
riff, Taylor stood up and demanded If this
was justice?" He then again protested his
innocence of the crime for which he was
about to be executed.
The rope was then placed on his neck,
the black cap was put over his head, and
at LII r. III. ii
K THE DROP FELL. z--.-
The fall was about three feet, and was fol-
lowed by few consulsiye movements of the
chest, when the body became still. After
hanging about twenty eight minutes it was
emf down nud placed in coffin. alrea(iy
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The Nathan Murder.

New YORK, August 12.-The jury in the
Nathan inquest were discharged to-day.
No verdict has been rendered. The coro-
ner, in dscharging them, said he might call
them together again at some future day to
give verdict.
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P1TTsBURG, Pa, August 12.-Philip r.
Mertz; broker, committed suicide here
to-day. He left a letter to his wife, which
indicated mental arrangement, caused by
pecuniary embarrassment.
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Death of an Eminent Mason.

! WASHINGTON, August lib. B. French,
Past Grand Commander of the Grand Com
mandery of Knights Templar in the United
States, died here to-day; aged seventy.
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| Special telegram to the Dispatch.
HoT SPRINGS, August Y, 1870.
The company at this place continues to
increase about two hundred visitors now
here. Weather cool and delightful. Gene
raj r. E. Lee and Professor j. j.
White, of Lexington, arrived yesterday.
n
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D'Cassagnac. editor OF lie Pays, has
Joined a regiment of Zouaves.
The apprehensions Of famine, in addi-
ton to the other horrors of war, have teen
dissipated, as the French crops this year ex-
coed an average by 40 per cent.
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AMNESTY INSPAIN.-Mddrid, August IL
A decree of amnesty has been passed which
includes all persons guilty OF all varieties of
crimes against the Government.
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DENTISTRY.

AYLORBROTHERS, DENTISTS, liz
4 MAIN STREKT, lover Tribbett's coaiec.
tionery) extract teeth without pain insert tee.n
as low as Sl5. and don't charge for Extracting.
Sensitive teeth filed without pain. ANY toptn
allied with gold, and warranted for lie, az
TAYLOR BROTHERS,
lll2 Main street, Richmond, va.
n B.-InstrIctions In any branch OF dentistry
given 10 the profession on reasonable terms. SKI
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CLOTHING.

MORE TRUTH THAN POETR1.mal.n
I'VE the fact that the INCEST, CHEAIEsai;
BEST CLOTHING can be had OF The underslShe11
than elsewhere among which can be ion ., Ill, al
kinds of MEMS SUITS ana thousan4ais OF ~
Ro'NA u "a WILLIAM IRA SMITH'S,
sa,s 1908 Maln street.
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FURTHER RESPITE REFUSED.

Application was made for further re-
spite of Warner, but it was unsuccessful.
On last Wednesday Sheriff Rogers sent
dispatch to Governor Walker at White Sui
phur Springs, asking whether any further
respite had been granted. The following
answer was returned on Thursday:
"7o John E. Rogers, Sheriff Of King
George county:
"No; further respite has been refused.
[Signedl "G. c. WALKER, ;,
"Governor Of Virginia"
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The Turf.

SARATOGA, August 12.-Ia the races to-
day Lady Petry beat Fleety and Alta Fela !;
and Minnie Douglas Tasmania.
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FarragRt DYING.
Suicide of q Broker.

PORTSMOUTH, N. a., August 12.-Admi
raj Farragut is believed to be dying.
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Domestic Markets-LBY TELEGRApHl.

NEW YORK, August Noon. Flour and Wheat
quieI; Corn n without decided change Pors dull
Cotton quiet and unchanged uplands, lss:.; Or
leans, 2oc.; sales, 800 bales. Turpentine dull at
3sc. Rosin firm at sL75@$i.So for strained.
Ereming. Cotton quiet and weak; sales, 900
bales mlddling uplandI, lefMls3c: Flour-State
change in price Southern quiet and unchanged
Wheat--No decided change, with moderate de-
mand for export. Corn 2@3c. better; new mixed
dali and decidedly lower; sales $2s756S2s. Lard
dull and heavy; kettle, 16aDl7c. Whskey, 87GQ
e7se. Groceries quiet and firm; Turpentine dun
Tallow lower, at 9s@98c. F~Ights dull.
BALTIMORE, August 12.-Cotton dull; prices
lower; miidlings, 1ac. sales of week, 90 bales .,
stock on hand, 3i5 bales.
CINcINNATI,. August ls.-Whtskey, o4@a5c.
Provisions unsettled. Bacon unsettled offering IS
of shoulders at i4fc.; Sides lite. clear rib, lStc.
Lard offered at &c.,; no buyers.
LOUISVILLE, KY, August 19.-Provisions
heavy. Mess Pork, $780, Bacon, &c.. shoulders,
lse. clear rib sides, &c.,; sugar-cured hams Csc.
Whiskey dull.
nominal; good Ordinary, l5@l5sc. exports, to
Great Britain, 1,o23 bales.
MONTGOMERY, ALA, August 12.-The second
bale of new cotton sold to-day for 30lc.-thc first
bale having been received on the 10th. Each
weighed about 500 pounds.
AUGUSTA, GA, August 12.--Markct dull and
lower; middlings, 170Ql7tc.; stock. 2,7l5 bales.
CHARLESTON, August 12.-Cotton quiet and
nominal; middling, &c.: stock, :, OCT bales re-
ceipts OF week, / O47 bsles; sales Of week, al
bales.
BOSTON, August 12.-Cotton quiet and steady
middlings, 2Oc.; sales of week, 900 bales stock
on hand, g. 500 bales.
MOBILE, August 12.--Cotton firm middling,
17i0l7ic. receipts for week, $40 bales exported
to Great Britain ., SOP and to Continent ae4 bales
sales of week, $50 bales; stock, 9,4A bales.
mand good; low miaS,ia:- lac a Sto i Los
net receipts of week, LOG bales. ,'0' D"AeS
NEW ORLEANS, August 12.-Cotton quiet ant
firm; middling, i71c. stock, DC, 254 bales eX
ports to Great Britain, $40 bales coastwse
g. 73l bales !; sales of week, 1880 bales.
NORFOLK, August 1o.--Cotton quiet low mid
ding, l6i@l7c.; sales of week, l53 bales; stock
153 bales.
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LIME AND CEMENT.

LIME, 200 barrels SUI
~ periof RoCKLASD LIME daiiy eSpec'ea'
for sale low from vessel
90, 600 bushels SHELL LIME for sale low from
kiln, or delivered ut depots. .s,rr
jy3S a. >. LEE.
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prepared FOB It, and was carried hence to be
interred.S TS
There are1nany who strongly incline to
the belief that Taylor was innocent. G.
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NTOTICE.-THE CREDITORS OF The :

NTOTICE.-THE CREDITORS OF THE
~ MERCHANTS AND Me CD a les
SAVINGS BANK OF PORTSMOUTH are here; gre;
by notified that tho said savings bank, oy oeea
In the clerks office of the court Of hustfngs for
the city of Portsmouth, Va, have transferred and
trust 10 secure the debts due by the said Merchants
and Mechanics Savings Bank and notice is here
tors holders OF notes or certificates Of indebted
ness. or otherwise, to present the evidences OF
their claims TO the Undersigned AZ the ONCE orc.
". MJJRDAUGH, In the city or Portsmouth,
within sixty days from the 10th day OF July, 1879
In order TO avail themselves Of the OIL
the assets OF the said Savings bank that may Do
made under the deed aforesaid. s...
g; VI MTs 81! WILSON, Trustees,
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DRY GOODS.

DRY GOODS.
uIGHLY IMPoRTANTl
The undersigned take great pleasure in stating
to the public In general and particularly their re-
gular patrons, that owing to some unforeseen
events, they will not make the change III business
anticipated, and WILL OH the
FIRST OF SEPTEMBER,
OPEN
LARGER AND MORE ATTRACTIVE STOCK
OF
FALL DRY GOODS
THAN
EVER BEFORE.
In the mean time, will offer the following Goods
at and below cost:
BEAUTIFUL LINE OF DRESS GOODS,
consisting OF
BLACK EMBROIDERED HERNANIES and
GRENADINES,
STRIPED and FIGURED BERAGFs,
HANDSOME PLAIN, FIGURED, and PLAID ia
PANESE POPLINS and SILKS;
MOZAMBIQUES, all styles and quallSIsSzsg
elegant figures &c b 60
pIouEs, JACONE TS5 ssBH TX " n ROBES.
Also have on hand a large assortment OF NJ
TIONS, such as
HOSIERY,
GLOVES,
CORSETS,
HAEDKERCHIEFS, &C.
Are receiving daily
NEW CALICOES,
BLEACHED and BROWN CALICOES.
All they ask Is call before purchasing elsewhere.
&. HlRSH 8 GUGGENHEIMER,
627 BROAD STREET.
Statesmen: w. C. KEAN, j. II. CHENERY, f.
GRETTER. au 10
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TIE TRIAL AND CONVICTION.

On the 9Th of May seven parties were put
upon their trial as principals and accesso-
ries to this tiendish outrage. William Tay-
lor and George Miller were found guilty as
principals, and Warner Taylor as accessory,
and all sentenced by Judge Jet to be hung
one Friday in June last. William Taylor
was hanged on the appointed day Miller's
sentence was committed to Imprisonment
for life, and Warner Taylor was respited
until the 18th of August.
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COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
STOVES AND TINWARE.
TOILET ARTICLES.

JTSE DUPUY'S HELIOTROPE POW
u DER for the toilet and nursery. 1t is con-
posed of pure starch finely powdered ana deii-
cately perfumed with hellotrope. Contains no
mineral, and warranted not TO lnjure Inc lnoes
deiica ate skin. Price, Csc. For sale only hy
POWuATAN K. DUPUY, APothecary,.
jy2 AT Broao stree"
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DICKLiNG SPICES for sale by
l. PoWtLATAN Z. DUPuy: Apothsesry..
tys As7 Bfcsa stfset.
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Al ANSuESTER COTTON MILLS.

NJ is#E M Ai~e taken charge OF. are
,o Inc o sagserlSer se NM. ieasa CON-
AND 'WFoOIfEN MANUFho,- J.. q.
az a. and q - Blows siiRTISQs - e,
a-IBROWN SHEETISGS.
ExTRA OZSNBCRGS. ~ Z
Tri.TTSS YhESS Gall Sos.l, -
of he we'll. Known and popular brands OF the com.
paaTn'y; any attention of the TRADE Is collected.
tiiics al Messrs. Winston Il Powers, corner
FouTteeuth and Cary streets. Post office boz No.
"a. Z. GRAHAM q CO.
RICHMOND, July %. 1870. y 2a-ina 4.
WISH TO INFORM ALL WHOLE
l. SALE DEALERS 0FYiRGlNlA that have
factory, situated on Twenty-eighth street between
N and o. win be able 20 furnlsh all qualities
and sizes OF ROPE, TWINS, pACK1SGt SASH
CORD; BEp,cokD,,, rL Sys and ToW-LIsEs'
CHALK and MASON LINES.
my as-S&W5m r.. j. BROWN.
VACCINE MATTER.-All persons wish.
' Ing 4 supply OF the PUkEsr YACClaE
VIRUS Will be furnished without charge npon a.
corner Twenty-third. until! 10 O'Clock a. BIZ az
'e'' "AN G. w. HARRIS =: p.i
Vaccine Agent Tor the state OF
au i-eodlm
I,HE NEW AUCTIOAdM0g:s5ES,, ,, IN
A'Sh 80 -.
and night sonsis:inS Of cLoTHING,
kEA nn,a ALI All ~ Eks.
ss niaIKss akY AID GL X. SssivAs 10
iasos .sSortnierrt or ~ -, 49, sa,ea n, s
aaas,c,isr .stentlon paid W o"s~sooi .m asiw
Soosignmet"S'
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RICHMOND AND DANvILLE RAILRoAD.1
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OFFICE, :


RICHMOND, August 10, 1907
NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES.-CON
IN S1GNEES Of GRAIN by this road are mr.
gently requested to remove the same promptly on
It's arrival. Tile limited amount OF depot accom-
modations do not admit Of the indulgence that
would otherwise be chSerfaliy given. Hereafter
all grain remaining in the depot over twenty-four
hours after being unloaded from the cars will DO
removed and stored at the risk and expense OF the
owner or consignee. 20.
THOMAS DOBAMEAD d, -;
au l1-2w Superjntenda1 -
RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAILEQA ~
GENERAL TICKET AGENT s ~ 3.. -
Richmond, 20
TOR THE ACC0M& BRtteeN OF
II persons who may 'uesfe ty travel between
Richmond and gptersburg on business or plea
sure this company has determined 10 put Oh sale
COMMUTAT1ON TICKETS at such low rate
that 1t will meet the approval OF all persons.
LOOK AT THE Low PRICES:
One nOntn. ...,......T ieVv
Imee 10 so.eo 2
SA uos oo'-o
lMeNc do.
These tickets can be procured a: tue IlcssL>
Cflce Of this Company In Richmond. j, y
j. II. WOODCOCK,
gu -2w General Ticket agent.
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WATCHES, JEWELRY, DC.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.

T ANDS IN LARGE ars
IL AND SMALL QUANTITIES.
have IN my hands FOR sale LANDS In alnios:
every section Of the Stale. number OF them are
large, lrst-cldss Estates with splendid improve
ments and ,icsirably located.
GEORGE NJ. DRFWRY, ....
iy 20-lmE 1911 Main street.
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Special telegram to the Dispatch.
Execution in King George County.
WARNER TAYLOR HANGED FOR
THE MURDER OF WILLIE JET.
DETAILS OF THE CRIME.
ABOUT THE SCAFFOLD.
The Doomed Men Dies Protesting HIS
Innocence.

FREDERICKSBURG, Va, August II, 1870.
Warner Taylor (negro) was executed by
hanging at King George Courthouse to-day
as convicted accomplice in the murder OF
a young man named Willie Jctt.
THE MURDER
was committed on the night Of the 26th of
March last at the store of Frederick W.
Payne, at Rollins's Fork, in the lower part
of King George county. The store was
broken open and robbed, and the clerk,
Willie Jett, aged seventeen, was killed by
the robbers. The store was then burned,
and with it the body of the murdered man.
William Taylor, Warner Taylor, and Geo.
Miller (negroes), being suspected of the
crime, were pursued to the Rappahannock
river. William Taylor and his brother (who
was hanged to-day were crossing that
stream in small boat, when they were
hailed and fired upon. Both were slightly
wounded, and both sprang into the water,
but were subsequently captured, as were
the remainder of the party.
THE MURDERERs UNDER ARREST.
The prisoners were taken to King George
Courthouse and confined in Jail, whereupon
George Miller, the youngest of the three,
but Il fellow of disreputable character,
made
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LONDON, August 11.-An American cor
respondent who was present at the battle
Of Woerth telegraphs the following from
Carlsruhe
1.-The French official accounts of the bat
tie of Noerth are wholly untrue. Marshal
MacMahon was completely routed. The
French abandoned everything and fled,
leaving behind them their killed, wounded,
and prisoners, numbering 10000, out Of
$4,000 engaged. The French held q strong
position, but the Prussians fired with terri
BILE precision the French very badly. Both
sides fought desperately. Finally the
french gave way in a panic" v11.
IL is SAID In London that the French COM
lnIssarlat is in wretched condition, and
That the provisions are utterly inadequate.
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He said that he and William Taylor went
to Payne's store after midnight. lie was in
the habit of going there, and knew Jett
well, and therefore found no difficulty III
getting him to open the store to sell him
some oil for sick child. AS soon as the
door was opened they rushed in and at
tackca lott. who fed through another door
into the road. Tiny overlook him, and beat
him over the head with gun until
he was insensible, and he thought
dying. They then dragged him back
to the store, after which they went
for Warner Taylor to help them take
away such goods as they wanted. After
procuring all they could remove of value,
they saturated the floor of the store with
kerosene oil and set fire to it. 1t burned
rapidly, and being OH lonely road, distant
from any dwelling, they had little fear OF
the fire being discovered before it was too
far advanced to be put out. With the store
house was burned the body OF the dying
youth.
, 1870-11-23
TIE GREAT.
Spring & Summer Tonic.

Medical treatment has bee1 revolu-
tionized, and at last the discovery has
been made that RENOVATION. NOT
PRosTRArIoN, Is THEIR MED
ICAL PHILOSOPHY. The introduction
Of PLANTATION BTTTERs, pre-
pared with pure St, Croi1 Rum and
Calisaya Bark, opened the eyes Of the
world to this great fact, The Me~sus-
tanning principle embodied in this great
Vegetable Restorative is manifested in
the weak and desponding by an imms.
date and most encouraging change.
If the appetite has failed, it is quicken
ed; if digestion has been painful and
imperfect; ii becomeseasy and thorough;
| il the liver Is torpid, it is reused and
regulated; if the nerves are relaxed,
they are strengthened and restrung;
| if the brain has been haunted BY morbid
fancies, they are put to flight, and hope
and cheerfulnessreturn. In the face Of
the extraordinary cures Of general de"
bility, dyspepsia, hiliousnesa, constipa-
ton and mental despondency, wrought
by Plantation Bitters, no prnetitiones
not in league with death and tn
undertaken could persist in it. =
terrible evaeuents which were Or 40 ~
scrihed as Spring and SUNNI .r mad
cines have utterly lost the' nrlst;f
The sick will not take they j., ord NJ,
tation Bitters, in which ora co-,h;n.
the elements Of n S: :r ,.h;c on ~;
orant, mild la1a+ I'm a nervine a,
an anti-bilious sr .ac:.. 80. = ~
stead Sold b. ~, ' @'
, 1870-11-23

xaE that tho whole truth ID known rusqec1nR
tse painful disappearance and death OF MIA.
ssnr. 1t seems desirable that somc statement
-ss1ld be made more accurately covering inc
f.,;s than sha feporta and rufnots generally cuz"
1.Ll --.I
v,> j. suffered the ataek of typhoid 4ercr
.s,., Is ,ne supposed origin OF her mental trou-
~, anh her recovery. instead OF being followed
,,.,,u;1uus Of insanity, which Ralced strength
,::,nr = IN went ou,- WAS 81 apparently CON-
= 70 apss aq.sa :. ou,
es,rsr wrought by her 1ltness, was, teadencs,
.1s r iu,ers1s, 70 xrra1 depression Of splrtls,
s,i,. with tue fteluX that sne had ceased 10
$, 5s >t IN tar world 1neae experiences were,
ruxr.. :. invariably conn ected With lack Of her
,s,s, s,xs! hvalsh. snd passed awsy upon its rez-
es.,s ,aetr.l Vi 1nr lan,iy. and actively engaged
n vi:,tt> departments OF benevolent and Chris
mn n.as. Indeed, her ot1ria1 relation to some
.fntr Ia-. p.ontnent snd yatusd city charities
=. ~ -, lts" OF her death. and the EeiRhr A.
~. sl:achttt to her xdstc-, give ample witness
-; lA.nasn s1l these Fe1l. her mind Wa4 unta-
F.. -oaac ;nrte months psst, however. she had
i.tL u-tt'-nunis Isep3ndea& Her health Eeiusrd
tetnis sea.,ily u u.ual 10 treatment. md the
int uslnsalJ dsepeuel her depression. and
asaa...A II the tasul the Rrtvest soltcltude.
I'll IT,, special xA1eh WIS krp. upon het conduct,
L.. ,n.ir4sea cnort wks malc, lnAtead, to en-
IN. CT ErtE1:s, make htr houe ATTRACTIVE. and
Fs.n -: 'arE 10 hef former se!. How nil these
a~.s slta1res anu en,r1s tall4d, and what
:.t Z de- Or, IN solte Of them. nnaliJ sstledi
ai-,a l''f ,es:a..tdtd Alaa. the sad facts 20 well
i23rn make clear.
III NY hteI written frrm N'aEara, and re.
s:>cri ttia mosr1hC. inFi ish:s full soiutlon ol
IT'S painful 1Y-tery. II tas ~ilttea for the
VIZ. IN y<asc ci relieving those who had been
..tt. Of ''4usp-nse wnrEe tndn DEATH 1t dis
the fsci thEt the PURPOSE Of Bef.leartuc-
:.'u 1,s41 been cherished r" me greater pat. Of
4" t:nt for weclA P~ss," snt thzI tue sueshDa
ken q earring into effccr vas ch1sea hec ansc
q the crs4afnE 0f Is SUGGEST TAG letter hre91hes
LIE eiendctest al. c.an fol a'l the menhera Of the
taH.tlt, ard en- FhY4!Z.s with touc1inX pathos
, 1870-11-23

...... TrNpAy EVENING, Nov. ~
The fet3owtre tah1e anoEs the d2iiJ receipts and
shipments OF live STOCK during The week up to
, 1870-11-23
NORTH s1DE IMPROVEMENTS.

1t meeting OF residents OF the North Division,
Cor the purpose OF fn:thertpR tho improvements
Of thar secu3n of the city, held At Turner Hill
last evening. n.. {. Y. Dyer in The chsir, tie
following standing committees we're appointed:
Committee On LeyisRtot--E. 4 NcCsg1, Elliott
Anthony, John y. jsWett. WA. c. GonhF. c. v
Dyer.
Committee On North Branch Canai-Wn- B.
Ogden, Nu. Ill, T. IL Clarke. S. u ChAse, J.
.At~attr.
Corlnittee OF ope.tng s,reets Into westDsrfson
AID !. ]. 31cEfatn, II, nfy Gseene5aun, L.
PrDuIifEs.J J McCAnfey, f k"aueF.
Committee On ofseusu9 Streets Connecting the
t.1y w.lh Lake F.eH-@- D. f. <e% L. F. Cuiye.,
~. Van Allen, He.,y H.r IA, Colonel Sch1tf2es,
ety. ns,i&Ie III tst:- Il ald Widening Streets Ii
the y. rib u sist1a-TEeOtnre Schultz. Enes
.I'hnsor, JaEcsa McAn1ey, A. II. Buriey, Colonc
EwhE.
CNn,1als.ee on New Hustness-Dr. {. y. Dyer
". L Schr~dtr. J.. Il Calhoun, = II. kerfoo'
Gcnire y. t.s Jadi. T. sta 4. Elliott an:hnoy.
tna]n lGtrcnslh'e IN u mathnty, lie wanted
1'eruascnt orc2ftza- / N effected.
n. u Mrc>Ee thought that the meetings II
lines would be Ibvs a:ed With sufficient Tesronsi
s1il.fv, So every 0Ge Interested couh he present
apsi zpTttes hts views for ar ERxlnsL - ..
Mr H. F. Cn 'ret mnre11 fha. an 0fEnnlxatlo,
be Ell Ctad hy the e3eetinu N permanent ofI1cer.
MT. AtH1ter s:aT tstf to see the n1Httsr fettFFe
hack to The Committee on Organization, with Ii
stfucttens t1 report 1t euo1ncr meeting. IN
meeting acted Oh the Suggestion. and ad}ontnt
until EExf TuCGd4Y evening.