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Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-10-24

SIitRlFr'S SALE,
Porter 4 Mosby, On ven, expo. 10
VS. Oct term, 1898,
William A Lack. in Madison cir.
Gait court.
BY virtue Of the above stated
case to me directed. | viii expose TO
.pah ic Snle for cash. at tn door Of the
.roGrt house in the town of Canton,
'oa }lnndly, the 9th day Of Nnvcm.
Der next, u lot Of ! nj known and
DESIGNATED rs lot no no, in the town
.of NadisnnviIc: lcvicd on and viii
bo soIi to satisfy the aboye stated
rasc.
S. VI. FLOURNOY, she III.
Octlo. I84t pr lct
FOSTpONENENT.
The sd of the aboy property is
postpannd unnl MONDAY, tae gotta
lay Of tits month.
$. NJ. FLOURNOY, sir
0ctl7 pr le2 50 80
SHENIFFS SAIL.
las j Cooper, On mi3s f "a on
IS Font. to Oct Term
N,rrc'l Wright, 1898, in Madison
< S,nlors circuit court.
IIp"A >.an lcrs.
BY virtue 81 tho above STATED case
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suv5ems, Circuit court
4 90 - 4. $. u Fa
60 Nov tenn
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-03-10

CONVENTION OF TEACHERS.

THE Teacher. of Richmond. respectfully invite the
Teachers of Wayne county, Cow ention, Sat-
urday 7sh April. Warner building, Richmon
at III O'clock for the purpose of organizing county
association, and ansac,ing su other basness be
laid before them. All engaged in ,sachng The county,
and all Others favorable of may
slider this personal invitation.
Richmond. March 10Th, ls3e.
With pleasure give place to the above no
tice. 1t was received Just as our paper was gong
to press. Or we would have added our solicitation.
and urged that the Convention prope .ed be at
tended by all who fec! an interest in elevating the
character of the common-schoo.s in our country.
Not, that would urge men to meet IN Conven-
ton for the purpose of seeing what proceedings
are had; but that all may come prepared to en-
gage i'll the work Of improvement. They could
not engage in better cause. The politician may
speak and write until he is grey-the clergy may
dcnounce vice from the pulpit until their lungs
are exhausted-the press may exert all It's powers
and energies, and all, all, will be Of but little
avail unless the children Of our country edu
Gated. Ignorance is the greatest evil that exist:
in our land, either in political or a moral pcin
| Of view 1t is the root where the axe should bt
laid our liberties can only be maintaincdby th'
intelligence of our citizens.
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PROSPECTUS
Ohio Farmer aud western Hovtic . Iturisa:

Ohio Farmer aud Western IlOrtic uIturist:
Poblishsd a, Columbus. Ohio, by S. MEDARr.
y commend ing fourth volume ONO FArxrx,
proprietor his and the public,
that he has made arrangements which he will
fully insure its by placing il. editorial department
the hands of A. = CHEw Esq, whose leisure and OPP
po,:unitie is confidently believed, qualify him for the
task.
Tn. proprietor j. willing 70 encounter til. difeul,ie.
attending the publication OF Agricultural paper,
he believes cupaon honorable than
cultivation of the .oiland The Development
Of its details, pleasing and ennob nc the mind
than agriculture lie therefore determined 70
despite Of dscourasem.n,. the enlightened
o! will zeal AID reward
NOlou-,, volume of In. Farm.- will therefore COM
menced first of January, 1885, an: the proprietor
appeals the friends Of the enterprise to as.. him
coespondence, and aid him its cir Iatos. lie
make useful 10 all classe. Of individuals,
well merchant, mechanic. and professional
ho. engaged in agricultural and Horticultural
viii be his only improve soil,
he mnds Of his readers endeavoring ncuca:s
sound principles Of morality, Of industry, and of
He even believes thar his paper may ne made
amusing the by Withdrawing mis- uiad for
fes from the discordans party
fare. the calm and dignihea pursuits Of hssbandry
The paper viii be devoted agricultural pursuits: under
which general head eomprssdshe pofs- culture Of I'll.
so-mp,oving live ..ock-diseases Of snimals-improve
culture If garden and field bles, and Of
reuitu,a and garden OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES eeooomy-bo
tany-natura hissoychemistry, and Improvements in TIRE
meehaae a,-,he culture aud snutaeurs Of slk and Of
from the beet and in general all subjects tending 70
deve"pe the resources of rural industry To hess aso
intended add occasional school sdoca
under the belief that Of iceeasing TIE
u.ufa wealth Of people viii be % improve Their
minds.
In addition, intends 10 earen his paper:
and 70 illustrate subjects embraced in by cuts,
ever the subscriptions may be oond Justify she
csea,ed expense the establishment asd co,iauance
Of paper already necessarily involve heavy
corresponding patronage solicited and expected
/ TERMS-The Ohio Farmer and Western Hortieuisusss
published month"; The iow price Of LOO year.
odraee Ii 10 published this low price
and promote agricultural seienes 1 ssed
said that this price, proprietor reeiisss ~ lii
tie. when puDcsually made in advance
and q compliance with shis requisite vii b sxses31
required AL solvent banks received in payment
Psymsnss may be made by mail the nh Of shs psspre
soe free posaee Pesons obtsinng i've snhesooD sa
copy gats. for S7o0O shan ssesiss IS
copies, their diFectoss
Lassss business b directed - - Henoess:
eommupieosissa, de Editor.
An edispss, passnasss, and o6csD - AUieulsU0 -
assisa. 81 - g aes = CO. -
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CANDIDATES FOR CONSTABLE.
WILLIAM DAlBEY.
PETER EWING.
SHERIrALITT.

NessfS. Hn.Ioway 4 DAVIS,
Please insert the ut JACOB r. FISHER. a.
cahoiuate f tne once OF Snerih Of WAYNE ard
oblige, MANY VOTERS
We authorized announce JESSE L DEvEN.
PoRT, Candidate FOE Sheriff, enssinx August
election.
We are authorized 1, announce JACOB w FISHER
Candidate SarEisr of Wayne coan,y a, IN. .n.u.
elec,io q tn. hrst Mon in August.
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OBITUARY.

DlED,..A, Germantown Ohio, 18th of last
mon,., Mrs.. MARGARET ANN MUMMY. Censor,
of Mr.. Samuel MCxxEr, the 18th yea. Of her age
"Tears have .heir time to fall
And flowers to withe, the winds breath,
And stars set-bu. si
Thou has: al seasons for thine opn oh DEAN,
Thus the meridian le-in rids, of all IN. en-
loynen, world the deceased suddenly .u-
moned 70 appear before Maker and her God Bv ne,
intelligence. urban And aable disposition won the
good will and friendship of all whom she became ae-
q1ained All her unnely end will be long
they cease remember highly ss,se
med Her .Ps. has departed, and may Ger III
bersavec fiends EARTH and be guardian anze
through the rugged paths of this decei,fal word.
-As W ndso.. Indiaaa the 9th inst, afsss a pro-
,raessd illness, Mrs. NANCY DYE, wife of Mr. HExn.
DrE, Of tia, place.
She left infant. b reared amid and
Of this sobuna,y world, hand of
and its opening min
and religion Her and friend
should mosn or their los bsen eternal gain,
her si.i, celestial abodss Of hsavsn
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-03-10

An ErrEcTUAL CURE FOR BITE A
SNAKE-Last summer a black man in Frederick
county bit on the finger in the corn house a
bout dark by snake. supposed to be copper
head. from the circumstance that one was killed
the next day under the house. Immediately his
arm, swelled to twice its ordinary size. i appli-
cd first the breast ola chicken cut open. next a
large phial Of whiskcv to the wound. We also
bathed the arm and hand frequently during the
night, and next dav unit! 10 o'clock with salt wa
ter, without any visible abatement Of the swell
ing. At that time a physician arrived. and i'm
medatcy sent for the root of the elbow Popu-
lar Tree, [more properly called the American
Tulip Tree. he had strong decoction made OF
tho bark, washed the sweed part with it frequent
~, gave the patient half pint every half hour,
and applied the bruised bark which was boiled as
a poul,ice The relief was almost instantaneous
the swelling soon subsidized, and the poin which
was very excruciating, in n short time ceased al
together The doctor assured me that had il
not have been for the administration Of the sim
pie remedy. the would not have lived many
hours: and am convinced from what saw. tina
had it been applied in the first instance. the suf
fering would have been very light | wish th.
remedy to be generally known, it may save The
I lives Of hundred
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step will be taken in the House tomorrow con-
corning the late duel. Yours, NJ.
The American Temperance Society meets in
the Hall to night. Mr. Buckingham Of England
will address the meeting.
Capt Marrvatt is also IN Washington.
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THE uadcrssn had stolen from him. lost from his
pocket, the night OF ,he 2;h ult fair coored sheep
skin pocket book. about for inches loa, small
OF money, number OF notes and accounts. tbnc
Hart Tate, of knchs.,own, Tor abou, $40:
Joseph Bowman for ab,u, $l2 together many 9TH
recollec,ed; but i, tho hole about
500 be ral ard viii! 10 gwen any who will
with its contents
CALEB MENDENUALI..
Thrd mo- Ord. 1893 S-3~
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LII persons having claims against Borough Counci.,
4 "A are hereby nc,ied &, the the
stated meeting of the Ccuncil be held
April, for previous expira,ion ,ae ,er
the present Board FRANCIS KING.
March IL, 1895 Borough CLERK.
GAN adjourned meeting Of TIVE Counc viii be held
18Th ias; \ puacluai aance OF the members
is st,1
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Married, the 22d Of February. BY he Rev.
Rob. kir,ey, Mr.. WILLIAM H. VAUGHAN Of die
place, TO Miss. EMILY BALSLEY, daughter of Csc l..
B.LslEr, Esa of Bo"u eoonsy ky-TLs~ssseeburs Ola)
Bsaron.
-On Thursday the Is, inst, BY Jona,han Cn.ha al.
ESD. Mr. Asijah Harvey to Miss Mary CnAank; both Of
Newport. Wayne co +, Ind.
-Oa Tuesday evening last. by 5. MeWhiney E>,.
Nj. CLARK GRAY 10 Miss ANY SHAErrEa, all Of Bcssoa
Townshir.
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rNTY-FIFTH CONGRESS
.,,sr REGULAR SESSION.
IN SENATE.-FEB. ~.
.NrlsIIB-TREASCRY.

ANTl-SCBTKEASCK
.s.v.an presented a memorial from a
-. ~..,chants. manufacturers, and bust
ssecR n Pittsburgh, demonstrating against
seto scheme, and its kindred doc
be 5000 in the Presidents late message,
mssc..:.. n sound credit sy stem, with due
nd ss~;c. On motion Of X, this docu-
bsss s..d. laid on the table, and ordered 4"
e r.mm,dce presented the resolutions OF
" ,lv Of New York against the SIb-'reas-
he N - before the Senate
o.: W. = cd he cheerfully complied with the
W. ...taised in the resolutions 10 present
ssqssa n. sssa,c Of the United States. lie
hes . .,.o ,,ks this occasion to say, that the
soo' 80, rhch these resolutions came was
boy III" .JI q enlightened, talented ana patriot
composer - bcen assembled ut the Capitol Of
e men I" .e,ies Of wears past. They were
he stare ~ IT, people, and Mr.. r. had no doubt
lssa w. lie the wishes and feelings ola large
49,. electors of the State ofNew York.
nf.a hc concurred fully in the sentiments
w. contained in these resolutions, and
i0d e, o,;n;op. they set forth with great
NAH ,,..y;,v. the objections To the adoption Of
o'ce az. .",.u,y scheme. He particularly agreed
nc s...mbay ",he preserving efforts made
WIN W" i, adoption have deeply alarmed the
70 49, ,h;s State, and furnish, ut THIS time, a
fe'po obstruction to the revival Of credit and
s r,';".s.. and return to specie payments by the
banks" r.,,nv .,
n. Glowing petitions and memorials were
,,e,cased and referred:
n, W. Wall: From an individual, asking thai
l., ;a,uyemant on lighthouses may be test
Az, Gom number Of citizens Of New Jersey
..s;., Al appropriation for survey for har
800 80. !. ;alet II the mouth of Great Egg Har
I, M, Calhoun: From citizens Of Charleston
hing for navy yard, naval depot, and dry docl
=, ,h.,ei,y. Ordered To by printed.
BE- Nj. Tallmadgc: From citizens of E'ffaie
asking an appropriation Tor harbor at Milwaukee
Wisconsin.
M. Smith, Of Indiana, submitted n rcsolutio
,,h,ch lies Overcome day, calling on the Secrctar
of the Treasury fr statements Of the whole nun
Der Of acres Of the public lands granted TO eac
Of the States Of OHIO, Indiana, Illinois, Alabama
Mississippi, LOUISIANA, Missouri, Michigan, an
Araassa.. with the particulars; the number I
acre. sold in said States at public or private sal
d. number remaining unso:d, distinguishing b'
,,ess Indian aud other lands, and the number
srsoM in lndi1nI, with the am1ant receive
from those sales.
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IIorsE.-Feb. %.

loUSE.-Feb. -
As soon as ,hoJourn1 Of Yesterdays proceed
ings was read. Mr.. Fairfield. member from
Maine, asked leave to offer the following resou
ton.
Resolrcd. That a committee of scv en- members
be selected to investigate the cause which led to
the death Of the late Hon. Jonathan Cilley, and
report the same.
Rcsolrcd. Tha, said committee have power to
send for prcsons and papers, and have leave
to sit during the session.
Mr.. Bell objected TO the presentation OF the
resolutions. giving his reasons that IT had bet
ter be postponed for two three days until the
members of the House were more calm.
Mr.. Fairfield then moved to suspend the rules
for the purpose Of offering the resolutions.
The yeas and navs were called and the vote
stood AYES 1l3. NAYS 81.
The resolution came before the House. when
Mr.. Fairfield rose and said that cntetaining the
views he did Of the subjec, before the House, he
could not in Justice to the memory Of the de-
ceased. 10 the delegation from Maine, 10 the fam
y Of the deceased. and i'll justice to all parties,
avoid to move an inv estigation. He hoped No
member would shrink from the high responsibility
Of an investigation. Mr.. Fairfield. in conclusion.
made some strong and exciting remarks against
the practice Of dueling, which he considered IN
human and barb2rous.
Mr. johnson. Of Maryland opposed the resolu-
tons. upon the ground that the present was mel
Their the time nor the place to adopt the resou
tor. Mr.. ]. did not believe that any good
could result from the resolution. The morning
papers gave all the facts in the case-wEy inyes
tioate the matter further! Mr.. johnson said the
constitution gave the House no power to inves
| ,icate the conduct Of its members, unless the,
had been guilty Of the violation Of some Law
unbccomiuc a man and gentleman. Mr.. J. san
he would vote for a bill to check duelling in thu
n;sH,.~A Of CoIn,I,ia and M. would do as mucl
Is any man to set his face against the horri
practice.
| Mr. Parker, OF New York. advocated the pas
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FIREi FIRE.!

(rTTh~ members OF the RELIEF FfrE COMPANY
will meet at the Warner building. on Second do Y
evening next. at carly candle light. A punciual
attendance is requested b. SrRATToN, Sec'y
10Th mo- 10Th. lS:}S.
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W3W WI23IU1H.
Ui1kSo EAEIro

A|OtiH respectfully inform the Ladies Of Richmond
w and surrounding country. that she has commenced
the above business in all its branches and will be
happy and the orders of who
feel disposed favor her with their
knowledge of the business enables her say, all
work hands shall INC
approved modern Style ri durability md fashion
0rShop on Main street. in the building lately occupied
by DR.. &. West, opposite d. ID. Sloan's Hotel
Richmond. Jan. 9th, 1888. 3:3m
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NOTICE.

AN AWAY from me, bound boy named MARMt
IL DUKE b. LINDSEY, nbou. 10 years old, tho
18th All persona fore arnrd har
said boy. A reward OF flNT--CENTS and
thanks, will be given for his Apprehension.
NATHAN MENDENHAII.
Randolph Ind Peb. 2G, 1898 SIT
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JAS JOHNSON
Jas.
Pikesv lille, Maryland, June, 1880.

GAs.-Does any of our readers know what is
the origin or derivation Of the word Gas? The
term gas sprung from the same source as ghaIst
or ghost, both being from Teutonic word signi-
fving spirit supernatural being. and varsously
CAST. ghas, or otherwise. according TO different
reutonic dialects. Now, some of the mineral
springs Of Germany exhalc vapor which hangs
above them in the scmblance Of light thin cloud.
This, being seen, wa. occasionally taken for ghas
or ghost: but those who had a little more wit at
their fingers ends knew the thing to be neither
more nor less than vaPour.-From this decep-
tive appearance. however, arose the custom OF
applying the term ghais to all vapours or Rritorm
bodies; and, being adopted by the continental
chemists, the word soon become universal in this
sense.
DREADFUL EFFECTS OF INrEMPER AHcE.-We
are informed BY a gentleman from Orono. of the
following melancholy accident, resulting from In-
temperance
In the town Of Bradley, near Orono, there re-
sided poor miserable drunkard by the name OF
Guilum, who has been known to be drunk toi
the period Of p days at a time! Some s OF
weeks since. he went home in the evening drunk
his wife being unable to get him to bed. left him
by the fire and retired to rest. Sometime during
the night he got into the bed and his wife cover
ed him over, not knowing that any thing had
had happened 20 him. Early in the morning he
called to his son by former wife, to bring hin
some drink. Water was brought by the boy, anc
the father drank il since when he has not beer
able to speak. Though he was living few day.
/ ago; the doctor thinks he cannot recover. 1
seems that after his wife had retired he fell int
+ the FIRE, and burnt himself so dreadfully that al
one side Of his face was dried crisp, and in SOM
! parts the bones entirely bare.-One eye was 8
dreadfullv burnt that it has since fallen from HI
head. 90. in,emperance!-these are thy fe
plan is under consideration to erect in Washing
ton City large building for the purpose Of rece''
ine the various kinds Of plants seeds, Sc eolecte
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lat TIE MILL. FOR SALE, Also,-A large
quantity of LUMBER, of disren, KINDS suitable for
Carpen,-rs CabnsMakers W heslwrgh,s CHAIR Makers,
&c. &c, 10y JONES n ElLlOIT.
Wayne county, Ia, ID mo Ri, 1898. s,i
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Reform Conrention Of Pennsylrdnia.-Th
Convention which has been engaged in amend
ing the Constitution of the State Of Pennsylyan-
la, has at last adjourned The Constitution which
has been matured during their long and arduo'.s
session is to he submitted to the decision Of tho
people at their election in October next As a.
mended, the Constitution dcbars the negro Of the
elective franchise-confines the Executive ten
urc to two terms Of two years cach-lesscns the
patronage Of that officer and aboshcs Offices for
life. 1t will no doubt be adopted
Since the above put in type, We have no.
ticed, that alterations made in the Constitution bv
the Convention, are not generally approved
as we had anticipated. A portion of both polit;-
cal parties have come out decidedly opposed to
the amendments but to what extent this opposi-
ton may be felt and extended We are unable 10
say.
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ALARM AND MILL FOR SALE.

TIE subscriber HAY determined change his bus,
will sell which he resides,
miles North Of Richmond. Tae FARM is well improved,
with good buildings md we'll watered fifty cleared
and = of cult. alton oni thirty timber.
The MILL u double scar>i SAWMtl.i., with a fall
OF Ia feet the North branch of Whitewater; md IL
surpassed by this and oca
There OF La IN Saws attached shcrcto
She and complete orderhaving oa last
hundred and twenty thousand feet of lumber, and hun
lrsd lahs. The mill is well situated Lumber
having the yard near 400 logs. (F-The property
can be purchased separate together.
AlI LILA JONES.
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Col. }. T. Po1ock.--Receiver in the Land
office, at Charlottesville, has resigned Hi. sue
ce ssor has not yet been appointed
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TAKE NOTICE.

nR. VIM. d. SMITH, respectfully -o.cits all those
IL indebted him for longer period than year,
call and scttlethe cash fom those Of later will
be refused.
0JImpera:iv. necessity has prompted this Dun, and
he hopes il will be punctually ndsd TO.
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& purchased tools in & Of the Hall Of Congress
to carry his schemes against the liberties Of this
country, in vengeance for their refusal TO re-char
ter his corrupt and rotten institution toe halls o
Legislation have been but the arena Of Gladia-
tors. We were informed BY Dr.. Duncan. after
the special session. that it was useless Cor north
ern members, members Of the administration
from any quater. to take their seats longer. IN
less they prepared, at all hazards, TO sustain
themselves. lie would do soho has done so
and these bood-reeking DULLES cover under his
nerve and preparations, and TO save their savage
fame they have murdered in cold blood an unot
Tending Citizen
twill be seen that Doctor Duncan and his rifle
figure in the repor, of this case. and his declare
ton, reported, by tho Statesman is full proof
tina, dues had been deliberately determined on
as one means Of sustaining the administration.
The disclosure is worth something, as expana-
tory Of the especial violence Of Doctor Duncan.
and of those who push him forward and stand By
him in that violence.
As the first note sent by Col Webb to Mr.
Cilley is not published by Messrs Wise and Jones,
, we here insert it:
GADsB1's HorEL.t
WAsH11CroN, Feb. 2lst. 1899.
To the Hon Jonathan CHlcy.
Sir-ln the Washington Globe Of the 18th inst.
you reported to have said in the course of the
debate which took place in the House Of Rcpre.cn-
tatives on that day growing out of publication
made in the New York Courier s. Enquirer.-
''lic {you) knew nothing of this editor. but it it
''was the same editor wilo had once made grave
charges against ar Institution Of this country,
land afterwards was said to have received IA
''cilities to the amount of some So, 900 from,
1.-The same Institution. and gave it his hearty sup
sport. he did not think his charges were entitled
'to much credl, in an American Congress-
deem it my duty to apprisc YOU, Sir. that
am the Editor OF the paper in which the letter
from the 'Spy in Washington charging a mem
Der Of Congress with corruption, first publish
ed and the object of this communication is to en-
qulro of vou, whether | am the Editor to whom
YOU alluded, and if SO, ask the explanation
which the charact ter of your remarks renders nc
cessarv.
Very respectfully, vour Ob't Servt.
J. WATSON WEBB
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Tie Vice Prcsidency-Thc editor Of Tory
paper IN Tennessee, dominates Mr. Polk, the
present Speaker Of the House Of Representative s,
for the Vice Presidency. We o?ine, that Col.
Polk, will have to ''stop bit.'' Amos Kendall
has an inordinate inkins for that honorable sta
ton himself. And Judging from the ruinous mea-
surcs that have characterised the Adminstra lion
since his connection with it, we presume he must
have considerable influence in dispensing the re-
wards Of partizans: AMI it certainly should be in
his power to retain that which he can sell.
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As late of ,he Cas-. county Circui, Court, held
a,Ioganspor Jeremiah F. Harrison found guilty. Of III.
murder of David Scott; to be hung on tn. 9Th f
April From the trial, as published in In.
Telegraph, presume both, parties were intoxicated
of the fatal rencounier