1 Q !J Igii 0 = IS in witikreitirick Meer *We Wit that *hire two .M(4 were in a well together, that one had to beguiled out at a time or that inputting, both out • sizonetistie ?on would , be pulled . 11l ' PAH . littdistamoi ;one day after the death of 'John Stewart, ii told tin that Mr. Stewart was dead., and f 41 the . boot - question watt all ' geffiaio hell; forthat Stewart 'lad found the beet keel at Mr:4l_insotore'a she nest morning sfUtßhe IskurditiJ I. toldltittle 'that I bad not ..hea - rd'ef Mr. Steefart's illness. He said that he ha, aid ' , 7s 'eraitifi g patient - Iy, or had beeitinoitlig fo'' Ulm to die, and that hir dying wig %big dog outer 'the road. - When Little told me Mr. Steuart was; deed kexpressed my surprise in hesthe news . Little's reply was, v itg "Yes de hell"— think he said dead asitteD over tha i recona tine. Olie:clay whHe Ruth ~ rile ,with me we were' talkiriebout 4 111abes," he said they would try , end get "Sabel sried.firil,.and the!. before he left the Court lase. lie ; would ' summons him fora witness • or. me:- rid make bins swear that'he hail i5..,1 : eon me on the 'night of the tt murder. and th e lie would break the greater pat of , my still ' pent. kiold bins .I would not I t in aka ittither a ;lifernoot.: if be could e bone fitted by my ke , isle:quiet. Ruth said to me if he thought I,w ld, he would sink me to hell in A min . ute.., : . .. _A . i expressed ear to in counsel that • they. could not, get 7 triel litiiit off. They said if they :6413 the would. igfid IC' not they would • fi l glit as best tk y conld•t I told them if thrt thoeght. they ; could gee, MOntgome.ry tried first itnallearSim, and tben all turn in and *tear mc, as, grey .slid they could de.'tbat I' could. play . sicit, They said they thought it, would work. ' L ittle said he would get me m some lohelio. • i e got e some land of pulver- A izek 'tuff, sal! , at, it with Ruth the Saturday berm.° ,eohrtar'll directions for taking tL _I • reek some of le but. it did not affect me as he - said it would., . . •-- Little said, wanted me to keep cool .di ring my trial il take the ball by the horns, and if he told ; me to jump tin on the platforni• ' and look "old!. attermilk Judge" in the face, to do it; "tea"; says lie, "if you look your cuemies in 0 face ?they will vanish like smoke," i Theleyening I was taken before the Court and : pld not , guilty, Little whispered the wordi "an frailty"' la my ear when I was . , .{\,. standing on t floorl; Little and nth werein to see me the rite ning before ' y triaLtafter dark, and said they 'would a ly for anontinuarice the : next morning. T , y said it -fny trial. was pat off . onaccomit o Jay tines% that Crumrine would likely pat "B. e's", off: also . I told them that I wail willing lint it should go en. They said 1 that they co d havii it put off on account of the absence ' 'witneseei I understood that • th•py ;had wit eases for my ,defence, and sug gested to the' to send some of them away,- -They'said t ' t•the ' , witnesses were of each a nature that th ey could not dolt. I remained 'ignorant of t fact that they had - no defence 'to make tin! the cite; *a* about to close-- ' Little said ' _sraoted,4o s p• how much stand el l up there -.4 in me „In e era.; and for me to keep coo I Snit foot the jury in the face.— Be Said the ry weed:tithing but slot of_men toiset up th e and: K .l4.ok at .a man riad try to settee 114,4 ,earainibi. "man" a prisoner).— i,i He told 'ate o keel; rtbol and quiet , and look every on e in e face.-ilis they , would place men in different p its of 14 court room { to watch . _ --- mc, and 'yery likely laite Mrs. Dinsmore and her childi•elitiside L 0,4, 4, t 3 throw ine, off my gyard. .-Ile ld me. to-; , play strong -Republi can as most . of.the pliers , would be . Republi c ran, , and, to express my. political Views to the Sheriff. Hera - awl was to play off' insane at one time, and I would not do it. fie told the to play .religions when the, minister came to Pee me, 'al , that i t would benefit me, He , told me' a m her her time,.before I went up to the Court, House, for triaLto rub black in my eye brows and around my n eck—he wanted me to 'hear that in mind. I did not do it; .and Ruth, said I had !attar not do it. 1, ", - 'After thl i s i rry retired at the close of my tri al., my ce eel cautioned me on converttil with any out on my case. They said detufkle . the Sheriff or eomei:4 the ' party woold)ifi l 'preach me, and try 141 pump me, butte spurn them from me. end Set to tell them anything, - attekeep good heart—that the jury would not bean as , soon aril they 'expected them— ' When, the' jnry rett*ned the verdict -at the ringing of the bell, wry connect met me at the .the doer of the Sherifils office, and went with me to the court room . ; and seated me between them, and Sold me nit Ito get excited if.the ju ry 'regdered a verdict of murder for the fi rst degree, for that I could blame no 'one else but myself for it.and-sof to tostly against Mont gomery, for itvottiti he murder to them, as well as shut off alt . itope from the Supreme Court for me. ' i 1 ' Little told Me before my trial, that John Lennox wilf, tare Of.hda acquittal, and he was, in. a worse fix their me. Little saidif they failed at the SuptaSme Court. thaChe bad a friend in Harrishurgir, a' member of the bar, - and that he bad pilil htinsel fin;correspond- i pace with him in regard to my case—thee his' friend was 11. Geary*in. and that Geary was a . .Tolitteoil, man, and'at they would close up i on 'the 'Governor t o t ' pardon on the grouuds ' i - that the Governor as ie well,.,as myself, had -been in the army,l I . The day before .1 was called up for a wit news by file Court. liver's. Gibson and Free man Brady, jr., visited John Lennox. After' h's went' out. 'LennoX ratiYed on the door- of . his cell and asked lie if there was any one in the yard. I told him no. ,He said he had • goal news for Ame. Ile said Wm. tinn•. Esq.. was ' hers from . Pittsburgh, and looked my ease allover, 11194 if .l did not go tip'to the Court House, und swear my life away again, that Linn • would take my case and•earry it to the SepremerCe rt, 'and steer late, and have me oat of 14ire• y May. and for God's sake to keep quiet. .e said Linn wanted to mike himself 4 big name, and.that be would inter fere when I was taken up to 'be .sentenced, and tell them he was-going to take the Calm— . Ha said Freeman; Brady said his (Lintneek) . - lawyers would' help Lion thro , ..gh with' the ease. I, asked Lennox who told him that.— Ile said be would not t ell me, but to taki an old fool's adeiee'auttkeep quiet. "Babe" Stentgontery called -me to the door of my cell the morning that I was called be • fore the4cofirt, and told me iv, keep gniet.;and - I would'amtne out all right. Otte day Little told me that the Counsel for the emitmonwealth WIN afraid they could not ' eobvictrne.'l , He said that he had a man post ed one night in one of the rooms 'itlio' icing Crumriue's office, and that one night the man was in the ball below the Office, *bout twelve o'filoob, *ad overheard` the Sheriff and Boyd Corneille and Ilarrey Vankirk- talking about the eourse - thef idtended to pursue when the ,:case came up for trial, They were , going to apply for a separate trial, and try me first and convict me and then make a witness of me aneinst Montgomery. He told me at another. time that ,Montgomery was sounding bite% findl out the.course we Were rain to panne at -trial, but he f theta) would not ell him,, tuft said to Montgomery we weredike the chickens with the horse—,"if you do not tramp our toes We.will not bother you." and that Montgomery said it was all right. Little told, Montgoinery that it a' u not necessary to praite who was in company with ...Babe", that night-was he said he tumid prove that -.Babe" was is bind—and if he had , any company it was in bed, with him. • Little said that Ruth and himself were both yotteg_in the prsetlee of law, and had been! looking for cone hard came for, some time, and thought my ease was the . one they were look ing tor; and if they could clear me their, fortune was made- If they, did . not get the big cases, they' would /.et :unall'oues-to make , They both told me to 'stick to them and they would stickle me. Little told me that Montgomery told them that they had got them just where. 'they wanted their; and Little-said that'they would carry my Gait, to .the lititpreute 4 0 art and, keep it going for a year.. lie told me. •t another time that' one of the jurymen told him ilia: there would have to be a great deal of hard swearing done to make him believe that I wan guilty. , • ' • ~...._ ~.._rwtriiffavoi.4,-i.dai.iio-intiesr 7ua,...ii,a--wtwerss---rvnig-----wsrg, 7 Rev. Dodge and Andrew Brady. I dotal:4TM- any who follow in my footspteps in -mime, to olleet the day of the month, but' while they beware, endue' bedeeeived by coatml, for were in my cell Mr. Brady asked me if I had I fent hat! had _ A ., • at • any hope of getting out of juiL I told tin dlp . \ +.. ""rr .aa that - L could not answer his question. 1 r. ri4 an Wig •, as -... • lip re Brody then asked me if I implicated Montgo theta havi bass . • ' - • Alai idtat ...i cry honestly in •my etatomenta. I told , would agt wnile .e; b . o that he would have to excuse me for notate- y lia that tity . ' k flag' veering his questions, as my coated; had ea t. is o , " vr. •h - 1, ., . i . d strictly forbidden me answering any enesilatut i sitigitedAry me be rod, • • r"' put to me by anyone bat then:. once of some of the most prominent eitMene The next, time Little Came in to sea me, I of Washington. told him that Mr. Brady had been , in to This statement -is dictated entirely by w ine, and had been asking me questions per- self, and is made freely, and by the pr otoptings taming . to - mycasc. He (Littitl. told me that. of- an overburdened considentm.,; 1, (~ •,,, I „_.. he was going to have the.Reo. Dodge 1104 Mr. , L Signed by me, this 15thitay of April, lbw, Brady to visit me again, and he wetted me to in the presenc e ... of the faMrnestem., t a ke !kw-B ra dy aside and tell him that my :-Ilitiklial .- 11,1) 'mg statements had been obtained from me * the Wrranssis—Bobert - Dentin; ifilliiii , B. Sheriff and others by inducements held out by • Watkins, 'lsaias ' l).. Berri , It II - Markt. them. • Little .told me to tell . Mr. Brady John:. R. Wilson.. ' - 4 ' that the Sherit had told me that they had .......:::... found the heelof my boot, and the boots also: ' and a button off , niy vest, and that they could hose me'evety step of the way to Dinsmore's, and that Mrs. Dinsmore bad identified me as one of the men, and world swear so, and that they had.the dead - wood on-me, eadlhat there_ was no chime. of escape, and that L had bet ter make t statement and boo:nee - a witness fee the etnantenwealth that - to keep quiet and be hung; and that the Sheriff said that it would ',abettor for me to do so, that he would not say that. itt weal.. but it any_rate It would pot worst me; and that I heard the men in the yard say they ought to hang 'ete, and that I ought to be. strung ap to a ham post; and that I had m&dethestatontent through fright, and themincemeat* hald Mt by the-Sheriff ; and thit 1 . was se. orphan'sad a stranger in town and had no one to advise Me, aid was fearfal-of my life being-taken an the spot;' that <I had seen the like done in the army— that is, I had seen men lynched. I told Little that I had never men a man lynched. Says hd, 'Brady6 will not. know.what you have seen.' Little said to tell him also that the Sheriff had told me what. to say in my 'statement, and that I ought to make a statement, and that it was the Sheriff that mentioned about ma bring ing "Bab:" into it--that the Sheriff had . talked the matter all over with •me in my cell before I made any pblie confession at all. . ' I told Little thatti eSheriffdid not say sany thing to me about kilg statements, only what was said in thikyar before a number of men; and that the -fi e riff would deny the as. sertion.,as it was fa e. Little said that wig eijust what , be want him to do ; and that he had a special reason for wanting him to do it. He told me to tell Mr Brady that I had been to .Dinsmore's once, and thought I could des cribe the .place, and that I hid heard the ' particulars of the murder talked over the mor ning before I was arrested. He charged me to tell Mr. Brady to say nethtng about our conversation unless be was asked shout it in Court ; and'to tell Mr. Brady that I took' him to be my friend-by the plain and honest way he talked to me and to conclude by saying : 'Mr. Brady', you know my statementsmade to different individuals—that the whole thing is a fabrication by the length of it." ,II told' him `I did not care abifut making the syttement to Mr Brady. A large part of this language is used in the affidavit drawn up b'y my- coma . The next time Little eanie in 'after the above conversation, he asked ine if Mr. Brady and 'Bev. Dodge had been in loses me yet. I told him they had not, He said he would have 1 them Co, come'in yet : -and that Mr. Brady dare I not say anything about it, for that his (Bra- 1 ay's) brother and three: or four others belong- _ - ----- 1 --- ledto a certain lodge,'and that Andy Brady Alt exciting campaign for th Hovirnorship belonged to it 'lgo. He did not state the na- of Tennessee Is now progress' in - that State. taro of the lodge- He said that Mr, Brady's I i brother was a lawyer, and that sti ll made his I Emerson Itheridge is the "co ervative" can 1 . promise df secretiy* more binding But, how - 1 didete, and Co, I. W. B. Stones Is the 6, rs' teal" ever, Mr. Brady did not come' - and therefore , nominee. Both eandidaies' as. stump' g the I did not make any statement to him or any- : State, and frequent joint disenishnts e Place one else but Dr. Crelgh, in which I contradict- between them.• Both ' ' ' ,are oue secure . ed my former statements. . Ruth'told me at one tittle* he thought of the colored vote. - but Stoke's eh cm to ob sending in Boyd Cumrine, It M.lllbson, Win, kiln it appear deeidedly the most Battering. . M mi *Kennan, David S. Wilson, and other proud- __„.____!„...........-.---• r-- - t Ler:rare ofbothaidm—metudnDemottrals A i Is en t err i F i ni tt Den ke y e att e candidate add Republicans—tind for me to ran over, and 11..1..„... 'stave ._ - vie -1,- 1 state the facts set. forth in the ' affidavit,' to I, °- them, and then the commenwealth maid not ...... tire 'toners Im ut county, l ibis State, announces that if the pie send hint say it was all a one-sided question: He did ito the legishe, ha will giv $OOO of hie sal not send them in. Little told me one day to get some paper and ' cif to 714. the-P - cior House fund of county. Mr.. rma or that is his name, tm ay possibly buy Write him out a list of • all the names of the' ---- * 1 persons that were admitted' to' my cell, both'; votes enough in hie party in "benighted 1 ladies and gentlemen. He said he would find , dreele 'to secure him a nom don, but inst. use for it on my trial, to show how that I lied ,a4t any other Ipeality his ropers' to give I been kept fora show. He said thelsw would money directly fur votes, wold bring him the , net permit visitors to be admitted to my cell , - ”harvest of contempt" whi pia offer fairly without my consent. and told me to tell the . Sheriff to stop admitting any one. I made out invokes the list, but did not give it to my counsel till the jury had retired at.the close of my trial.— I gave it to Ruth, He asked me why I did not give it to him brefore my trial commenced. I told him, I did not think it would he of any use to him. I suppose it is in his hands yet.`,; ==il Ruth and Little haven certain paper in their possession which was got from me by them, I supposed, for the purpose- of benefiting me on my trial. I wish to infOrm the public of it for fear that it might injure the Sheriff, who has always acted honest with. nie and been _my best friend, and if 1 had taken his advice and listened to him, I would not now feel that I had been Wronged by any person; and I would have had lawyers sasigned ene.bjt the Cotirt that would haye acted honest and fair with me, and would not. have induced , me to refuse to testify, to benefit others and injure myself. Before God, the Sheriff never held ; out , soy inducements that there was any °kenos of es• cape by making confessions, or any other way, and only said to me that it would not .make my ease any worse—it might better me,. 'but be would. net - say it .would do so. Arid when he had learned that I thought of coin witting suicide. he warned me not to think of such a thing—that if I done so I Would have no chance of escaping hell, and that I bad as good a chance as any other person of going to heaven c now, if I would apply to God for for— giveness. And if •tlui paper rays anything else it is net trots, end the people I hope will - not believe it, as 'my coons al induced me to say many things, with the promise of benefit ting me, that I would not have thought of un der any other Circumstances. And I hope the people will see the way Inas treated, and that any paper they may show after I sot dead end gone will not. b f believed to be true. I recently heard that Mr. Montgomery has a paper showing that I said "Babe" was not with me. If any such paper exists, it is the affidavit that-was obtained from me With the understanding it woild. benefit mo. The pa- - per was not composed by me at tall. - I do not . deny copying it. and signing it; - but did so, be lieving my counsel was dealMitruly and hon estly with me.. I deem these sufficient Vitas -4.41 show the public. why 'I did not testily, why I plead not guilty to the charge laid to me, and why'! signed the affidavit. And I hope God will forgive all these who have de ceived atol held out false hopes to ate of aeoi kind, also tittise_who on my trial testified false ly as I epect my heavenly father to -forgive I 'drawupthis full and true etattement with the feeling that .I am not fdr this world. A feW more short days will terminate• my exis tence on earth, and I feel it my solemn duty to unburden' my mind of the heavy• loadof guilt and sin that is resting' on it, and pre— pare myself to meet my God—ahr to list the, mind of the public at rest in regard to who the scatterers of Robert . W: Dinsmore were., As stated loaore. the deed was committed by myself and my secoMpliee; "Aatlei!' or Wil— liam Montgomery Jr. • _. . I make.thia statement freely and voluntarily, • . not that I anttcupate mithaattfat from it in this world. but„.. to unburden my mini, s o d pre-. pare ter another and better woeltl. witare the wicked coale.,from troublieg and )the weary are at rest; and to shOw,nayfriends,how I was led off , and boir I was deceived by,' my . coin Set: And I hope the facts att forth in this statement, and which are trite, Will be read with some comfort.by my friends, when I am dead 4441 0 #10.- ' , . fHE. - 7 'f,giA #4,4;,:.. '-;-y,44‘00%;i: .WEYAIIrt); . ' . 11'02 : AND' 1.110 r just - • • iile4 P-St-fitb.l44/so44lll6te th4 -11 0!***-- 11. 04 b,saCHSSA e *. pointment Minister, to Prussia ! !Svc :I.e speaks both the Basil& initeermamiengempr fluently, and Oil taken le conneitieftWllk well-knOwn - patriotimn,' and iniolliphip,,wni satisfy theoonntry that eonlided tesble isnittrustworthy *elk. .; • , Tea actit4i Miian, at R h week between. ,Waiter - Brown INketland Maine, and James RemlU of , woo suited le the tatter's Pettingbeat hello*? The, friends of the defeated osismin, are now playing the "baby" finely in crying "font,'" abusing. Brown, sad in notifyingi the . stake holder not to ploy overfa thee *harm: Abuse on such treatment towards a yid. ons opt,- nent. • • . - 'THE Chief Justlieof the United! Btalis i -het recentli recommended to tierV dt.A States Dietriet Judges . for-this &star timi' 'am* of: a . amber of persons for the "Ilegifterre in Bank• fuptcy" in) , lecordance with a law passed by Coogrees at, its last seeded. aeh 'Congrep sional District le to hate 'one. Itegistar. J.-B, Donley !leg, of Waynesburgh, "ion* eattity, is the gentlemmireeommendear for this trict, and Judge McCandless, btolaccar4ingly Commissioned hint. The °Moe, it is said will be a lucrative one; • Loxes, the murderer, whoa, reputatton 'is so well known in this vicinity, !was tried last week in Washington county for the murder of John:Morrow in October 186 . 4. j The Jury Ire turned a verdict last Friday o Murder in the second degree. after which wage :Aitheaoh sentenced' himto eight years int the Peniten tiary. ~ _ , t r * , _. - ' *MAWS GRZELY, philoso-koer as he is, is just not, in the worst possibli humor, because of the remarks made in ref cc to his con duct in the releaseof Jeff iis. The 4ennews papers in , every quarter air throwing their hot shot "into bin/4" and a taw days ago notice ;was served upon him by Oki Übion Lesy,ue Club of New York,' of which he is a member, to appear at a Meeting and answer in person, while his conduct in becoMing nun of Davis's bondsmen . was . taken int? consideration.— Greeley retailed to Attend,i and declares him self ready to fight 411 and every person wh, takes exception to his courps.in that' partiou 7 ) 1 • - Remora Mit again In eireulation ti the ef fect that the P. -IF President citttentOsteW the re moval of lien . Sheridan as - pm:tender' of the Department of thO Gulf: reason foi - this is assigned lave that promintfat Louisanans "of therebel and conservative mimp". have request ed it If this is done a stint' of indignation will be raiied About the IpWsident's head by the people, such as he IliMittot witnessed be fore; for they wilt "submit iltith an ill grace to se w Gen. Sheridan best by the rebels whom he whipped Lt titftleid. Jams CASTrita,or' .. saiiington city, is said to tone pressed General Grant the other-lay as to his being a candidate for the Preside:rs_ cy in 1868. The.'penerat ih reported to have beet very diffident in Ids reply, but gave the Judge 'finally to understand that if the Union Republican party it the country desired him to be their candidate, he would not feel at liberty to decline a nomination at their heads. The question- was this also naked him it he had any objection LOB; F. Wade of Ohio being placed ou the ticket with 'him aa a caddidato for Vice • Tresident. -lie answered that. "ni t vienlii be ikqueStiot tor, the people to deter. time. but peesamilly be could 1110 t, have any objection to Mr. W., as seaodidiste for that pa. - Tag Peaissus of this wants' , appear twbe "stirslug" themselves ' again. :Ike New York Herald of a late date says. that, the Fen. jllll organisation in the United States is at the. present moment stronger in men, means and war material than at any preyieus, tlme; .aid that the arrangements are elated perietitod by which an way af 75 or . 100,000 men will be moved front this" country into Canada, so' noialessly 41 to attract but little sttettlion in any quarter. The Herald alms states that an kronlfteuittry establiahaeat in • New York, has been bisilY engaged for more thaii a parfait is attain& isipoin for this invasion, thig the Fenian leadorsase now at work, with the assuranos that this United Stahel tilessent will inns, *hie taterhirs with their plani e ssev• isreatint any obstacles•in - the,way of their ev e , iscation. "President" Roberts is in chugs of • the eaVelliellt. • once •by the .hnopy oonerhosi t y, _and Any amount of mock opipt4 pavane, 1 , 4 1 11 14 1 w a i sa t e , 4 : 7 01 0 1 "lx - fltqww s Minor' for their want of 0n011.5. Before 1 / 4 'lf {Qin 115.044raidairo juk OtBtrAllAPPPPl4mwhitiejw-ovvinst ftscmsxo.47.isomcuicilpor.a. , et ion bilmililothitia udilimesklawksa , • . " t er wriitqm#: dhioceftw diml,kik Appw bee *gsfie*ming p0406.04•0•rpm um*, *44004 !milieus( sOlidases all C OVIIiie the oinnity: . ; If 4bla lionro l ikll44 . itoit iii1 1 1 1144 :0 4 7".1.6,114:,64 nip dimwit comooktelit et the .inninty song that this bs inioOnstd, __ _ _ _ Cr OAS. oniiria dobtAiL ThrUld9 lll * . kortbii iVilr into No ;hope tette‘ 1 1, theirgferty„oksext • lutdag aipmatuitwes oatcpd Aegobliadm ai theie aeleelage .iioipeeedee et ',falai 6 . 4 ix? I*l, sari always ia4 . 7 l ew that 9 r 1 41#.• icat aostests, do urge olor the eosat lb gct•ad at-that tile,. end by their yak! . 41;eignitteryrike they prier euididates Ece:piddhife*at the fall etebtiaa. The ese terlid to paled-fop:a is, g ag s (wadi has been iretty thoroughly oaapiedd,..: amil if :hero is the out"• it on! "Primal" lick et hive little doubt that a ticar.=, et willbeselealedewhieh will toe aceeptahle to iher patty: end stetted ed the (*ober election ify _ t°°dsld-1111413"3447. ' Bair a're it iii,r4spi, i'llito ,turrii ihr some treat '' 'past been on a .'"stunritip gleg*bir tiro 'South ern States rein/lied to Warddigion'ismi Week. x f r mide quite a rituirber - of -, speeches 'during his ibitenee l i and reports Oil. he wee Tarr 'Oly received and ew4V, boated Whet"- erer ha went. Ile says timr:,4gP r olitio4 field, anttrebiztg the late rebel &atm "- is ready for ~iike 4 "*Pi rts' i ',' 144 urges lite sending etas InianyLo'f•our heatspeakers into the Southern" Vlitates, &Latta lis . get to go. silt' as quickly . "' Possible. The Reoonstrintien Bill, afr alleys, 'ls enforced* all 'the tier:jot Commanders, who are doing..everything Id their power to I promote harmony bet'Sremt tic whites and Iblacks, On the bads of crart s banded justice to all. Senator Wilson is now :at his hobs lan hiaasachimetts, where he willilay fora 4 . ,uple of weeks, - after a ft er which he " ,proposes making another tour through the Southern States. . . •„, • Gen. Lei To •Presiaani. . An Indians. Denocrat l o.paper, the Brans ville Sentinel, le just. now "geolht the busi ness of writing. Gen LAI7,!ip',IAS the Dame.: oratineandide t te forlintilYtes . than . WdAgillut•kilrak•Mr tit • "Per of the.o4kterare u lasentd-tru, it eouclitdes thus • .- ' “Cien,'Robert E: Lee ie the first choice ars pawl array of Democrats In the North, who ant 'not Afraid to urge Nis - claim before 'tie eonntry for that position for whieh' God it's!. peolalendowed. itita....• The timid men of-tie party may :rerabliterhan his - name, is spoken. but the brsee applied. We believe thee Oen. Lee's nomination by the Demoorsts o4 , the North would be hailed with d alight by every toyer of true manhood and nobility of chaise tee thronglicait the world. • The Booth Diary. Airing the last session of Congress, Gene ral Butler,' in a discussion with Representative Bingham, charged the latter with beings par ty to the 'milting out of someleavei in s diary found on the person- of Booth; the assassin of the President, after his eaptnre. Mr. Bing ham promptli denied the charge, bat so per tinaciounlY was it espistad. then and since, that the War Beiiintia*has thought it lite -eessary to publishthsjisii "ire, mutat the Same time to iambi ion the evidence neceac 'try to their tie& the Manila** saw as it lose when inkett - finnt'the 'pocket of the murderei Booth hiaiself,'it appears, Cut itome of its pa front it, probably before the life of the Pres -Went•was taken, antithe evidence of thiste- Lug seen, has no doubtied some persons, Gen. Butler included, intethe belief that the Mem mbaciu=irav afterit fell. Into the. heads of the Goverzusent. Bneh was 'not the cage, at le readily seen, orirending the regtort albs Secretary or War, and the Judge Advo cate General, In fondehing Ceti to the President for . publication: • pip! is much truth . !mettle followizi ex• tram from a:Washingtoa : lettn: I . "This lion age to the rebel chief by ralioaX leaden can but bnprodn'etive of hermit the South. ' . Mt .Grtilyis l regarded there s l a reivesanletive man, and others who worshiped tame tb 9a tie shrine are known to !Mtn heretofore, been the titter opponents ofllion. This !MOS.. peoted musunarisult San ri i I inspire a• hotel 4e that the North hiehasifiirip in ground,;, and 'that "the lost cease" atayye . t be recognised. On the Mier , hand, thel freedmen ? linking theumeiros)leaarted . by 4etr leaders,l :elli suMeralky -be. led to somniN desperate' a 4" - t i - WS are reqnested.W steal ihat a Tamper saes gennettion will be latild at New Castle, • tAIitIICII liount, oii the 4of July, 111 4 that in 441 mPtAlle e erspitiselites in Beaver,' Craw ford, Tele, - &the, Meriset and Wormy* ioantiefijitli - riqiiested 0 4 send delegates is the Propirti:Hut -of. one 1 every twenty Are members . tomild Conventi. Delegates ate! An to attend should ad dion Os*lg L I , .. 111 41.1 KewCiitle,:Pa:, infore lire, meeting 1 of the Cony - - • IM:11 GE vase, •aitiitatienerae, aid their or akiee, euirenderai. attlltioo4y, , to . Tea. 4,illersl 41,4 04 tie*. This sada #i e' if4cioe,hotereett the fore* ihsiere . tf* . tfealettaid the ieople,ef that eonett7_ -,* eel at thdreealt ofthi igaloolun poet' e - ix4r 3tiarea Ear the reaethei of kiaseisohera as ,aa ?4,- ' 14 011b°10 4 1 1 0 00 tals**er• • • Use Becre4Fy of War directed Ale to sus !non a number , of vitamins nodding in the =7 , = . who bad 'Tornio* thine two years Tweet- " 14 V a te* / - I : qui ii ir k r e y l igta alr% %Ir. *ay, a we/14twewa sad Tory skillful sur 'goes, of 25 years' process - ft Wishinotai, had _ i mfarsiv i.". ~-. irati . 1:11. • ; Adooiiiiiii: 'mime:a - 14.11w inio. beeL, 'bre mein , thwbodyowitentabr bed - the `ixoctleoslity of if tam ! dm dote of t erpt 0.. wek . ... miss S wt plainly visible. . rive other wltitte sea irere,,J4l,clasliews..kit4 iicspwn :tie ealeitA itiitMotetylfoiXare.` TR 'tid o= newspaper secountik_refstrlng to the mu tilation of Booth's body, are equally sbenrd. i Oen: Borneet,litagemt-Sensral; U. 8: A., was on besrd,the, gum-boot Witerelhe post mortem fbialldililoll . yres 2151 d,, w4k,hia *militants-- lien. Borailent frimilloOtes lest . Obiiut two inches of the sitinal column through WhiCh the ball had passed ; this piece `Of bone; which is now on exhibition in the Government Medical ?daimon 00410400* It the oaly,ridle of assassin's body above ground,- and this is•the imily mutilation of he remains that ever occur ; isdi -- ::! 3 tgritiOlYfiftefith!.l 9 AWltsioll iktat! • axialnaiad:lbis BeiretOry Of Far gave orders as to the:disposition of the'btidy,'• 'Which had becomi very offensive. cuing to the 4oadition i kt which it had remained after death; the leg.' ' l roitetOlitnaldllfi CM!! t410 411 1 10 ' 4110,- AYLfiw , was much discolored and- swolen, the Mood from the wmuod having saturated -his under ? clothing. . Vitit . the ssitistonee of Lieut. L. B. Baker, I took the body from the gun+hoot !di vectisititiild .Peititentlory, otkloining the told Arsenal grounds. , The building had not' been usod,os a prison for some years previously..--• The Ordna+ Department had filled the ground-floor cells with fixed omunition—one of the lorge.st lot these cells was selected as the ,burial-pls4 of Booth—the smueition was re moved, a large flat stone lifted from its place, •snd s node grrive dug; the body was -dropped in, theltrove filled up, the stone replaCed. and thpre rests to this hour till that remained of John Wilkks Booth . REM 11 E~fi ADV]pgTISEMENTS Uniou qountyConvitiort. rruiz vorkus OF 'BEAVER CO. :Jo. are requested .to meet at the usual plaoei for' holding elections, 'in the !several Boiaughs sad Townihipi, 4n Saturday, the is of Just, 18(17, and IFPOInt -Pelegates to ..a County•:Con veution, to be held 01% Monday s the, ad of June, at 11, A. M., for the inrpoisf of nominating a candidate for Ammabily, —Arciate Judge, rrnibonotari s Treasurer, County Commissioner, 4nry Com,' • nussioner, Poet Musa Director, Auditor, mid Trustees of Academy. , • . • The primniy meeting in the 'townships Wilt . beheld between the bouts of 2 end 6 o'clock, p, m., and ist the 'boroughs between the hours of 7 tut/ '9 p. - ' fp obediface,to • resolution of County Con - vention, the voting' for candidates 'ut the dif lerent election'diatricas shall be lig ballot, and - in order to staid unnecessary trouble. to can 'didates; and save time in counting off, printed slips will be pteparee d app sent to the several 4trihis--the :blanks of whioh c a n be filled with ‘tbeeapdidate preferred by the voter. • By order et cOramittee. • . . • WETAND, Clitdrinart. D. Seorr, .Secretary pro pm/ In ~accordance with Cotwmttee, , the Dietril ae follows, viz: Beaver bor 4 .Borough tp 3 Bridgewater - .3 Big Beaver • 4 8 Chippewa _ • ~ • 8 Darlington' ' 4 Economy 8 Fsllston " 8 Franklin •' Freedom bor . • 2 Freedom dist. 2 Greene • 5 Frankfort " .8 kleattin 8 Hopewell • 8 Industry 8 ANNOdUNC.E)iBNTQ. We are requested to *null:ince the names of thel following persons as "candidates 'for, As offices far which they are named. For *mei:ably. T.. J. CIIANDLER, Rochester borough. Cal 74.ktita, Dkaitio,u,.Bcprough_tvvp. 044 t. T r ito.tts.T. rowitic,RoChesteebor. S. B. Wdiiims, Sekiya. .borough. Tuomks Nteuomos, ganover S. G. Cauousr, South Beaver tp. Dr.11 . 1...i0r4Mit, - G,reene tp FOr 'Prot 116 BrAT Dwxu, Brighton owoidity Jowl- CA150i314., Beaver Joorough. M. B. Widso • Beavei boicopgh; . 1 . . . . ,I • For tizossure4.. • Carr. B. BARN.saI Boroßgh Own B biP Ems ALLISON, Beavoi, JAMIE' WUATON, ' rig!ito Es. Per Coxiuniasioner . Wil+Ltai Elmo, Raccoon township. Jona% A. INwiturg, ligoli!i • toiruPhiP'• Jon ("Finn - mt., Riocoon tp. , s r Airy Commlmpious/. Ji4hg.# C. VilLsos, Beaver borough liere tar an Atati- Gales „K„Sii*Ni9N,, lei; Poi: Names DirOtse.' 13Amma. twp .XPer Trustees of Aesil..euty. s. awls, Eochester borugh. JOHN SAACT:4I7; Begive. the basii llsed• by the , will send Delegates • i lndependeuce Marton- ' 2 Moon- . 8 N. Bright whist w'd..B ao • , 2d w'd..B do ' 8d w'd,B New' Nswiatk. ' .. North ilawlowy 8 Ohio ' 4 Patterson 2 2 2 Rciehester Rochester tp' ii ItaocOon 4 South Beaver, 4 St. Clair hot° ° For Alkos ooiato Judge. For Auditor• 144- AWI 4 EM = lIIANDEACT I E MOWERS MEAPERS„ =a2(' Arl 7 4l6, t l=3Mg. -Mid DWlParatork I pars • ' 'll°ll,rs. (Or Pktur#lllao4l4 otba . . - •MIIPADMIG IND JOBBING ' - • 1 • Of di Moist b dime lon slant. °Wee. Machhen .of any Eked efit Or Berta( beda=rienas of - Moen years to leatente i pav rat a MMiliw4 n lisred Windt , Models, A ‘-destring sae oat Ls. , 11 • 1 1 e1 Prrr es4 fTr. t4 • • • ' - • NEW. est =Elwyn) iiscuiNfirt.. gem imam tbe intst Enters Snakes, In person, and mine hag tie boa Meanies, we are pre. .. 1117 3twork tbelesOttyie and tamniar. • , Ha • gewilois cle .% raw cLAss DA vie, are as teranired ti!ntIBIF V ar l ls tri a lM Man*, p ie 1A a ti n aal I I r 7 e t r a g e d a We r eediallsast , • • . ar strendon 'And care to aerit. petteasseet • ".Ryyt waik dons. - Orders awn a • •.‘ attendetto. AMAPA:MIK • . ED: ___ • • MEOW A. B. ismrrit-E O. • InrErS7:l, Ikatiester, c7k l v clocomoss , 1 RAVE MST GOODS, or. Por ti~ua CLOTUT lq latest iiir!duio 900'66—pai9 PZO ' WIL SO 1 , *no T CUOICIE NO: 15, . 'AlfELYGßoomus, SOUTH WEST - DIANDEIND , (Adjoining Ropier lipte4 , 3 Allegheny. city, Pa. One of the 'thespeot and be+Wholemik: and Retail stores imtke two eitiet. 0134 evaltdno our Stock and Prices:• inkirW67:ol4 1- DDIN(I CAKES, rie P'sistr 'Ar..46. THE EFEDERSIGNIM, HAVENG ORFNED 1. FIRST CLASS CONFECTIONARY, on • Railroad Street,, New Brighton, Would ittionat_tir, Prahat that they are Strred to tin all orient roc Cates, Ice Cavan. ac.. tor EDDINGS. PARTIES, 01H FAMILY USE,' hpon short notice, at satisfactory prices, and in a stylh. unsurpassed by any of the city establishments. Pre,Aattenthni given %u all otters Vim a distance. Their • ILT-CIIRAICSALOOX • }icing expens t ively tined np..is open fur the acconnno• dation GC ctr arta during the corium season. MAYO • OEO. SiERES .t CO. °Frio: o Paarfa. & ONTO C.alear. COMPAN r. t • W THmanma, Corsrv, Onto. Special ecling of Siochholders. NOTICE.IBI HEREBY urvzii THAT A SPECLAL =nether of the stockholders of maid COmpatly. will be held at the office onedd Celan:me. In Warren) Ohio, at 10 o'clock.' A. M.. on the Third tap day o 1 July, A. D. MIT, thit. the purpose of" Considfting and deter mining whathet, and what division or divishma of wald Vompanyt-qinal hall be abandoned., agreeably to the authority granted by recent act . of the Legislatures of renneylvania and Ohio, and to make such ordere in re lation to ludeanal, and ita abandonment in whole, or in kart , th ey gee% Oven • H,l'ordar of the Board of Directoma. ,JAMES M'EWEN, ~.Warren. Ohio May 21,-'67. • President. . . .. vir .A, l: - .1SE, M. D. T• T • • parsictA* 8'63113E0N t AcCOLVIIEUR, Has isennanently located in Me TOWN OP'ROCHRS, TER.. Prompt attention given to all Cal* excepting witif lir i prole...Erb:malty engaged. M ee: I it;•dlolnlng the •rldansion Honse.",ln the of Cleveland and .Pltteburgh Railroad Depot.'itoch osier, Pa. ' ' , . _ • (my-29Wlitt TINWARE W/MiIiAX,E ma. =am • • DEALER Tr ALL KINDS OF . ' • i • coptbei. & Sheet.. X 1•011. Ware. IPROPOSE KEEPING CONSTANTLY ON hand air kinds of TIN, COPPER AND EET-IRON WARE, which I will sell Ar7,TIE LOWEST P.RIOES 1 Tinitooiblt, Spouting &,Tob work Done to order in Cite ltsst. possible miming' and at tlie ebortest notice, Using sone but the beat of material and ha,- lugUone but the heat of workmen, WE WARRANT; ALL WORE SHOP o r rag Lo WER FEND OP 1 1 11 .1;ills Mit* et, BEA.V.ZR% VA. (lira '. .se' . Cal 4 /4 garmise eur Bock, 4 wanntdemimelmotoonsilodyonhond. =EI • WILL 2.: GILMAN OWLS 8i11311.' GAALKAAL a 'BYRNE, Vas 4ionab 1. Batters, No. 52 St. , Clair ;Street, • ' Lib.simi Pent*. ists.op.St. Pritsistatga; p 4.. HATS; CAPS and STRAW! Gomm, Of erliri alibi and 4.14a1it 7 . at tit* very °west. picas. pisay22.l7—/y. I ' URAL WORKS; L I PUNA.. I) CT 101 't . .ClO OPILIIITOZII. G SUMMER 'RECEIVED A NEW STOCK OF. TEST STYLES, ftluiw Veal. F- , _ t: • ST ANTLY ON RAND. MADE TO. OADISR fashldtutble styles, and at short tug* WILLIAM TtgICII, Stewart's Row: Bridge street, Bridgewater, Pa LE'S ?Rd STORE! & UNDERWOOD, * AND RETAIL DEJJ.EIV3 Ix EdS, AND a R. ANSHUTZ. ;::1 7 .t.4Ili'lf0A - D,A:- , ; #llWafftigr&VailitkirmiiioAULWAit. Miami _9lo.*lf Trent' is: sinicim • • iltethe 0031 to Whrr. " - - ... . —....—..........., EVL' Saks - 9311431!•211tru 11111 , 1010 -i MI6 1013' ' 1111.tm 516 - Alamo ' V MI 110 .1 en Paton • Mum 155 1 706 IllaiDoes. 011115 SU v -730 v Otre ss llls V ' 131 051 010 Wooster • -06 MI thl an , . 4 11 014 10 Mamtlehl- . 445 Mr 53) 100 1101 1110 ' 1101) Eneynes 641 '640 1135 • V= mdway ito: % v /10 xi! ss l itssth Mos..-- - ' ' ' 245 ---m t Yen Wert. 1 0 1 1 IWO X l O Fort Wotan .... ~.....1 Item 1145 00 , Constable - - - %,......1 110 . • 1100ei t ; 404 .: Wsrmw I 564 Plymouth . ... IS $9 " 'Mt Vstpreass ' 486 Z-' 1117 Chkalgo ' v i 100 - 110 • • TRAMS, (IMO BAST I • lIKIP ',O. i XXVI. i i - ' - j - .1 . 1 - ' .- " .- 21Lie. is obi ca g o .... . l.7loaar 20110rzi 41 160‘141 - 10:ii Valpandao 9011 lffil r _ 1 6017 z r ei r ..i 111 i 610 - - arM itt • . i iW, .. 411) 1 901 •se Columbia ' i Im9sal , MO 944 uss Feet Wayne!: / 1211 1 700 1010. us _ Van Wert 1 • 306 fill: !Ilia ilidt.s Lima 1 ' 1 , 880, 130 Allan xr, Fame... f • , t el llki 41 sso Upper thindruky .. ,1..., I 503 '1b.35 JSS - ; 451, Bucyrus, 1: •1 508 • 1.218vm ' 31.1 1 511 crests= , II WS 11M 1 310 - tts • , exs 2oe 1 islii l• dui Mansfield ~..2,• RI 900 313. ! Wooster 4 ,,....1.1 . - 840 ' - 400 516 m , .. 4 Ortville- , ii 907 •tio - aio -004 , liassinot4 l t 943 60 4 6 14 - ' 941 Canton L lOO4 521 •ea ups Alliance . :1100 m I 7:90 Um. Salem "'lilt?. , F 57 'VA ' 1149 Bcr t hester 'i / 2 5414; , 4+l 1 510 2tsre rittsbiarss ,mu , tim 1010. 310 , YotingstoWn, 'New Castle and. Erie. Express itwec yaaat IVO New Caatle.o37,p3n: =iv," at PI burgh s p Returning, leat!.;. 4 Pittatnugli tin ti; LT, at . tra..oo, mat a. to; Yonnustown.MO. • Youngstown; Sew Cutts and Plttaburgti Acr.nmno min learoa,Vnass, Mown, &4& A. IN New Castle. 7:lltra IN are& at A ileOetrY; MOO m. - Hemming, lams tenni, lmo' p..m; urricts New Casty; 641 p. m; Youngstown , m. • F. R. WiT.FLS, firneral Tietet Agfa:. eI.E.VELAND & PITTIBUIIOII On and after April 9, 11367„ teaks will leave titations daily (Sundays elcept..ed) as" follows. I= 1 •,;.92A30 224 .H - ,:;1010 4.25 I'lllo 510. : 1 ,!1144 513 LiOrx 703 Euclid Street... Hudaon.: Ravenna Alliance: Bayard . EIEZECCEI MAIL. ES I won i , i ce2 s 1115 I 'l2(ltrid fitio 1 1 1$: 1150. Bayard • ' All Lance..... Ravenna • Rudman F.ttelle Street clevt•land =EM2 j. Men, Ext , s. , Bellair .. EOM Ifridgeport .; ; :440 Stenbiatrille j; 51:4 , Well9lllle, ' l . - , I°l Smith's Fenk ' il 'Mt Bitiver- 1 612 Roiteater.....,.., ...... nlB3O Pittmbargh ...41:..; :..11 980 , GO6lO ; ; :Midi.. -IEXP . ti.;Exr' 4., Acc(1111 f.... ,---, --,- :-- 1, i;!;./IX i : Mr."; 4.i,'ipx..33orst '1'433 ', l ffil 15.53 '' . f: . ;.s. ; 31.3 411. S . I Sl4 . SII . 410 i • 1, ^ 2.9 . riklU • ( 1.950 - 5'31 I 81S . 11 1 1 430 ' , 921 • • .2.. 1:4),i1 ' r.lO " %TS I. ',, PittAbargh Rochtmger Beater .. . Ferry L 1114Wrt TUSC. • • Leave • Anicths !I:Philadelphia. 6:50.p.m. I Bayard, a. M. • Bayard, m. Philadelplo4,2:so, Y. U. Nn-Ess, o . twral Ttrice!,Alfht. tAW AS BRAN CH NEW tS:TQ'Tti,.! L ITS IN, EIY 13't, c• t s d Sho es. IIIBONB , demi, one of- - economizing, will it to their iitterist, to call ilturws NEW sToRE. • ltroadway,site t' Prelbyteriaa.Onreb, PPS 4 - • New , Itrighton. • - The. 'undersiinedi hid seventeen Years eSPerience its 4110 business, feels :him , self MY tiiiitesiettt,- with his facilities for re cetvittg pewit 'direct, from the Manufacturers; that It - will be to tray perstoac ilArSatage to . call " 4 6 "0 4 0 0- roc tleutselves. .rlo' 47-Bnios. JUS . TI)P: - E E -AT *RS. A. E. KOOKENS, Millinery 'tote; M>4.nr.swra, -t),& . A NEW and pod a¢ortOent of Srf4NG MILLENERY• GOODS. inolufliniOk• straw. and lato*Milig bognots, and bats of eery style and•qua/iiy, Aise ribbons!, flow eke, maliues, laces, draw cord, and tamels, - orystal, amber 144 .j 4, bugle fringe and OF: inaments. - - : - - - ff7IPrE.D GOODS Caastaatki: Oa hand or stamped to order:, 'With. the PP • PERF i RATED `STAmrs AND BLQCKS . . . . . INDELIBLE STAMPING soitoile for lA• . ales! kinhildren's clothing, war-Anted to wash on linen, .cotton, or -woolen gotols. .. .. Having r e ceived a' new and improved PRESSING MACI I IINE;'• . And .the latest styles of bonnet nail hat block'. I am now prepared ;to alter. bleach awl' straw toods in the liest.-taatitter, and on short notice.. • • _A, E. KOOKEN. mar27'67.3atos. . . NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS ,. XOCWASTXR AND-rumLirsseno STEAM l'EggY COMPANY. • , • THE Stockholders of the aboye i • Company . are requested to meet at the °thee ‘t.f Chnl• Hurst, Rochester, on Monday. June 3J. 1867, of 10 o'clock A.::.11., for the partom? . ° f organizing under 'tbs. Acil of Incorporst. lo2 lately obtained by said Company. All Stockholders amearnestly requettecl t° attend. . - .. . . 'By order of the • - • CITAS. p, FURST, . . . ' • Secretary. • _ mayls-4t. Itochearer )lay Iso7, 904A1i 314 433 • '3511 • esh 64 7.ve 743 NO ' IMX 930 , • • 10X 1100 11 MONS ' 1127 a* lia 434 6ao 713 910 AIL. :EXib.-!-4731.uc. 1 24.Nrx wth riv ICI MO 4 12rx Ali 1 6006 , C4l 71.1tx 1 810 .. =az 11b4Jii 72: Ikt 9 V.: , bitirm 510 2/0 .SCI 1?-1 210 MI 9W
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