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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-10-16
OUTRAGE AND vIoLKvcK.-It is with feelings Of

OUTRAGE AND VIoLENcE.-It is with feelings OF
great pain that we are called upon to record an
outrage committed at political meeting in this city
where, heretofore, II has been pride and boast that
the had invariably been conducted with order
peace and tranquility On Saturday night, the Wings
held meeting at the shed ofthe Pontcharran railroad
in the Third Municipality While the speaking go
ing on, large number Of the opposite party down
among them, and is said attempted to pass into the
terror They demonstrated with but expos ulaton
seemed unavailing Persistng in the endeavor force
passage the wings resisted and though we believe at
that time no blows were struck, oil the ban be.
longing to the locofocos torn TO shreds The Polk
and Dallas party then retired order restored and the
proceedings OF the meeting resumed II appeared,
however, that the Loco Focos had only Withdrawn to raj
ly and en'Iench themselves in position whence the
Wings might be assaled without danger. They betook
themselves TO the levee among hecp of paving stones
and concealed by the darkness poured voey after vol
ley Of these missiles among the wings beneath the rail
road shed. which being brilliantly lighted, enabled their
assaants almost to PICK out their The wings, be.
ing totally unprepared for this attack, we're Of
taken by surprise and unable defend themselves Many
struck down and several received wounds
Among those who cut and bruised are Alphonse
Canonge, Henry Ogden, Mr.. Roberts MIR. Simmons, sc
No lives were lost.-N Bee, Oct. 2.
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Circuit Court.

Der. l5-Ihe ~ .tident II me Ssrsnth Ward Bank W..
Thomas Bacon This was action roced IN yesterdays
Herald brought on two notes Tor $1,000, dated April ls43
which was discounted by the planhfs the notes beng
gwen under the following Circumstances - MT Bacon,
who resides in failed in business, and be-
came bankrupt. Pending the action OF the court on
petition Tor discharge he w.s opposed by Wood, Grant
and Co and also was notified by Mr. Thsmss Wood
ward, who oppose him An agreement, II appear
ed was entered into and on offer was made to the Gre
dors through an agent Of so cents the dollar they
withdrew opposition. Mr.. Woodward acceded 10 the
proposition but wood, Grant and Co refused. An
raI G ment made that Bacon, after his discharge
should give his notes paw sbie demand debt pro.
vided they did hey ond three years, and Wood
Grant and Co assigned the agent MIR James the colase
ra securities which given by defendant and
returned In the event OF defendant not ccedng TO
the proposition On his seeding opposition with
drawn and he was declared bankrupt when the notes
we're mnde. Verde, for defendant.
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The MORMON WAR.-The following letter was

The MORMON WAR.-The following letter was
received yesterday, but too late for inserlon:-
STEAMBOAT GALENA, Sept both.
Mr. EDIToR WELL the farce IS ended, and Governor
Fords army is dIsbanded. As expected, the whole
affair has ended in smoke, and every is convinced
He for Appearances sake still and swears that he
has doubt but that there to have been bloody
wolf hunt in Hancock but this appears to be his only
consolation, it would be cruel to deprive him Of it.
The Quincy and Springfield companies on board the
Gelena their way home, and Messrs Sharp and VIII
their examination before Judge Thomas The mode and
manner OF their surrender forms rich chapter in the
history OF the Norman Wars. This morning, Gen John
J. Hardin and Maj f. ID Baker were deputed by Cover
Ford to cross the river and propose terms to Messs
Sharp Williams and Jackson. Those terms were, that
Judge Thomas, at Quincythc Governor to instruct the
prosecuting attorney to admit pro conio that the pre-
sumption not great, and waive all objections against
the prisoners being baled the Judge should ST.
der the evidence sufficient for their commitment Also
it further stipulated that if the bonds forfeited
at the term Of the Court the forfeiture should be
aside appearance at the spring term These terms,
which favorable than were asked we're accsd
ed to- Messrs Sharp and Williams Jackson being sick)
went the river walked into the camp at their lei
sure, arrested and are proceeding TO Quincy
being treated with great respect by the troops and Off
Neither appear TO have any fear of consequences
but are very cheerful
BY the steamer Boreas learn that Messrs. Sharpe
and Williams returned to Warsaw by the Boreas her
upward trip last Thursday. Judge Thomas OF Quincy
not recognizing sufficient authority to warrant his action
in the case, declined having any thing to do with IT, and
to Gov Ford found themselves liberty return home
unmolested The Smithkers intend to hold grand
barbecue at Warsaw, having secured Ford for o =.
S. Louis Rereihe, Oct6.
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ARREST The Lexington Observer and Reporter

of Thursday, has the following -
man calling himself Fairbank has been about this
city for two three weeks psst, endesvoripg to pass
himself off as Methodist preacher, Of which, however
he exhibited authentic credentials On Monday even
ing he arrested Paris charge OF sbductipg
three slaves the property of Messrs Brain Grant and
Baxter The facts which have been developed such
to leave doubt OF his guilt ard 10 produce the i'm
preston that his object mercenary, his design being
10 obtain such funds the servants by prudent economy
his designs he induced young lady OF this city to
become partner OF his guilt by preence Of away
matrimonial connection with her TO be contaminated ~
Aberdeen Ohie They have both been committed TO he
county jail II may be that the crime OF the IN the
result OF deeply LAID political plot in Ohio TO pro-
duce excitement just upon the sf the election,
which is 10 take place in that state next week At eli
events, II his guilt is established, hope he will meet
the punishment he justly deserves
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-10-16

The NATIONAL JOCKEY CLUB RACES
races terminated on Saturday last, and afforded
good sport during the last week 10 the voares of the
turf and 10 those who attended the race
spectators The following the result OF the last
FOURTH DAy.-Jockey Club Purse, $350.-Three Mile
Heats.
N. StoDestreets <. h. Wilton Brown. .........l III
James Wiamson's b h. Regent. ............... 2 y
o. r. Hare's b. m Pasey Anthony. ...3 3
Time-lst heat. 5 90 81 heat, 3 SO Sd heat, o %.
Col Wamson's Regent was understood to be amss,
which together with the trick being very heavy will in
measure account for the defeat OF this horse.
ST. LANDRY JOCKEY CLur.-At n late meeting Of this
club. James Morgan, Esq, President, VIM II. Parrott.
Esq acting Secretary, arrangements made Tor the
ensuing Fall Races, which arc to Of
the 10th day Of November next. Many fine
stables expected to be N attendance and much sport
ia anticipated.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-10-16

THE MURDER IN MADISON COUNTY Our readers
will recoect the notice Of the SUMMARY execution
OF a named Abraham W. Smith by mob, at Freie
rickstown in Madison county, Missouri, the 9th Of
August that the riDgleaders in this outrage escaped
and were still OF large or the number was man named
atey procured for his arrest and Justice Butler
examination OF the committed him to jail where he
i'll remain until he IL removed 10 Madison county Sin
clair IL said to have been the principal in the sairto
have tied the rope around the mans neck, and TO have
help to swing him up. Eight or ten OF the mob now
in Jail and justice IL done them they will shore the tate
OF the criminal whom they executed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-10-16

CANADIAN AFFAIRS The politicians of Canada
are once more about TO break the lance Tin an al
egorical sense) ard doub, about break heads in
literal the long expected dissolution Parliament
having at length taken place The for the cleo
ton dated Sept 2ih and returnabie the lh Of
November next The conservative press denoupce and
justly SOY protested conservatives who nv offering
county to divide their strength give chance
their opponents 90 profit by IT, This election decides
the f-'" OF Canada. Fredericton Loyaiist
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ever be his sudyto mart continuance Of such enyiabe dis
tinction.
have been in business i been my good fou
10 acquire retain of public
for which feel grateful As Hair Cutter and Wig Maker
Laird stands unrivalled in the manufacture Of Ornamental Hair
for which his name long been celebrated He now has
ample for carrying his inventions and improvements
mand has been overlooked by him at his establishment
He invites early inspection OF his splendid stock Of Wigs
ste workmanship PeameIy from celebrated English and Con
tinenta manufactures addition
tons invented and sold by Laird The Hair Cutting and in
deed the business each department conducted by the pnc
the prs-emaent character this establishment enjoys.
Prices to suit the times
sl0 lm*m 90 Chatham street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-10-16

SYNOD or VRGINIA-The Pastor OF the Presby.
terrain church at Norfolk, gives notice that the Sy
nod Of Virginia will meet In that Borough tomorrow
The Synod consists OF Presby eres and meets annu
ally. Every ordained Minister Is member, aud each
church - entitled 70 one Lay Representative There
connected with the Synod 1885 churches; III ordained
Ministers; Ia Licena,es, and 30 candidates.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-10-16
j. LAIRD,
WIG MAKER, HAIR CUTTER,
ORNAMENTAL HAIR MANUFACTURER,
90 CHATHAM STREET,

IN announcing TO his
numerous friends and pa
irons his removal from
3l6 Pearl street 10 the store
90 Chatham street. begs
leave 10 return his hear
rtfelt acknowledgement
to those friends and the
public generally, who
have hitherto honored
him with their support,
aud - ag.ur. th. ...ll
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-10-16

EARTHouAKR IN CANADA. 1T isstated on the au
thorlty OF clergyman resident st yslcarfier, that
smart shock Of earthquake felt there on sunday
Mercury, Oct 10.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-10-16
Court CaIendar--This day.

suRERIos CouRr-Nos sA IS, S. 50, 90, o. %, ~, 90
10, 81, 90, 40, O. 80, II, "a, rs, no.
crnev,r covnr Nos %, % 90 49, a. :. w. i7e. 20,
40, ~. %, 90, 10, sa
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AVILION TEL =,
CHARLESTON sc

CLANDER but often list, ned with avditvbu truth
will ultimately prevail This trui'm may with proprety
be applied regards the undersigned who finds
contradict publicly. the idle and malicious reports. which
from motives have been indusrousy circulated
ly TO his prejudice say he still in the "land
Of the Icing and the place ef hope and constantly his
post ready 70 administer with alacry the of ysers
to the Pavilion"
The maxim adopted by the undersigned forgive his
mics and to feel sincerely grateful to his fris nds
J. CESSFORD KER.
N BAN Omnibus and Baroucbe will be in attendance
the Railroad Depot and the packet whass convey
vsfers (free Of charge) the above establl shment
September 10Th. 1914
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TO THE BOOT AND SHOE WEARING
pIrRI L.

FRESH BORDEAUX PRUNES
I ANDED from the ship Nedora and ready for sale
IL complete in elegant fancy cartoons glass
tenth and qusrt. boxes all PIset ga end sgysrior
eN1tsm tm Cedar stssss.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-10-16

lCoped from the Chareston Mercury.1
We insert the following remarks Of obseryant traveller:
- Pavilion Hotel Charleston, 8. Z.
Io those who can appreciate convenience, comfort and
cleanlnssa quiet and sslubrous locaitya table supplied
with the choicest produce Of the makewnes and
quality and avor-cyl orderly servants
and and attentive howe beg leave strongly
commend sojoum at the Pavilion HOTEL Of Meeting
and Hasell streets, kept by Mr.. J. Cessford Ker."
as Tvs m
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-10-16

~ FAM wanting suits Of rooms Tor the winter
be handsomely accommodated with parlo and bedrooms
attached with panres Closets &c private table, If request
ed Single rooms for gentlemen, it'll breakfast and Apply
AZ All Houston street. second block OF Boadway-na
pleasant part OF the city. sill lmeodsrc
RARNHlLLs INDELIBLE INK.-The superon.y of this
druggists and Of the article in Philadelphia large
number o whom haye already tested be By their
ndelibe ink whether Of domestic foreign make
The whole process q marking may be completed in three
II called Bamhiiis ndeible Ink after the Christian name
POTTS LlS WSd,.. aSS SEss,,.,. =
No. ask srarEe. sS stfee,, PRiIaaeIphia.
prom the United States Gazette, Of March I3h.J
Market above 5h manufacture and have for sale
articles in their line Of business druggists admirable Ink
truly indeIibe i will By is beauty snd The simplicity Of j.
mark their apparel and would like that mark neat and
From the Editors Of the North American Of March o)
sDEL,BLE lrK-We have tried some Of Barnhlls lndelibe
INK and cheerny recommend IL 70 all those wishing 20 mark
s00S For sale By Inn 'i Hs No.
lCopy Of an advertisement Of April lsth.)
celebrated INK and having tesl il thoroughly prepared 70
Also1Dngs, Medicines, Paints, ACIDS, Dye stufs, Var
asns. Tc &C. which Y b sS@ be p9s reasonable
Wholesale Druggist, Market a st., s above lath
. style usually Military Shaving Soar; superior
WIFI e saa s sn aq half its G
sssscI!on GIocs Druggists and Barben supplied, and
liberal discount made. . JOHNSON 4 VR0OM,
Manufactures, 70 Trinity Place,
Z.so-'' casks Zinc . .S%s'5j'ootSSiai1t|iE. MNTvaNs
ere esub susss.
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The substitute then came up several persons asked 10
be excused from voting and their reasons placed on the
journal and long debate the subject ensed between
Judge Jones. DR. Burroughs, Mr. Newton, MIR. Memnn.
ger, DR.. Ogilby, and Judge Berrien.
The vote taken on the motion exonerating DR..
Hawks and carried No negative votes given those
opposed being all excused from voting The vote stood
Yeas Clergy i7-Laity H.
The House then adjourned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-10-16

ITO FAMILIES wanting suits Of rooms for the winter
be handsomely accommodated with parlors and bedrooms
attached with pantres Closets &c. private table If request
ed Single rooms for gentlemen with breakfast and Apply
all houston second block Of Broadwayn
pleasant part OF the city. sill meodsrc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-10-16

Gthe public that she is prepared TO exhibit rich an,
elegant of Fall Hats, which she fattes hersel
the ladies will find worthy their inspection few mporte,
Hats purchased for selling for ess than Country
Mnes in search OF patterns would do well to call previous
purchasing On hand choice assortment Of Feathers
Flowers Caps and Head Dresses Ladies' materials mad
up in the newest style. MRS. M. WILSON,
oil 2w.rc 29l Grand st., between Allen and Orchard
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-10-11

Der Wie9e Der tlenen Bbios sen, tpie lIe baIo eir
9SlegenIeo fn9en, balo NIT oem Sihrloffe n bic Rt
DIE iprln9en, oanttt bic Suppe it anbrenn balo bem
ld9recnoen Sht9tInoletn 5urrfen ..Gdblafe, &tno-
lem tdIate oeIne Wutter madt int @aDclubbaule ei-
nen speed Sdlof coer SinD polf bolt bid.
Nolen anstehen, Spd5erftSfe bonn GlhenhcI, traoen,
uno Id ffattltde Sd,nurbdrte poen Iuf1en, nm fir
un5 ormen Hccrocoe Elm red)t barbaritce 9lu6fehcn
5u beFcm men. Shre Sdmeltcrn, bic WbQnotiplabies
ocn philadelphia no tpirfh lpdbre Go6ploe e fol-
len gar po6cr IN ben TattpoerlunmlunQen mtiubIreu
uno gar fhcnun9slc6 ber Die armen @tnpanrerer her,
tIlen QSelde belheoene Soausfraueu uno qefablocue
Wlter cele GatiYaoies pcn pbilaoeIpbo MAIDEN milf
tent, last d benfen-9Str errpartcn co6 nddens ei-
n9e Sb9looles ais @anoicateu fir 9euter aufeeteQt
wcroeu. Da5 rpdre nht libcl penn Ge fir bic lSbo-
abe fdmpFen, 70 IoQten e AUDI ben eobu lAo Die ST.
re Ddorn tra9en
DaS 1T nod, bas fhIimmfte, boB nand,e Wbto(abies
dndn9en, III bic pDthe 3eunqsIhreiberet bil1eir III
fulhen Sm @leUeanb ocralo, einem gSbtqb[atte, ii
berete etre eacD NIT ctlem sIufIase fir ocnrD Gnv
ge9en bic Dempfraten berau69efOmmeu. Sic f1ot uu
ter anocrn
..eaBt pplf feline 9runbabIofen Streiter in brobeu
benz Nnsu9e auf cen Eampfpab brngen, fri ibre 3abf
audi ntmer 70 9ro6, 70 laBt uns opob ben W2ub niot
oerlIeren Slap lit Der CUTE @ugel!!! Der BEL
uns iteben uno uns gum Sauceln outreiben, uo uufe
re NerSen gum Seee begeiitern trb nit bm fur urs
Icren 9lnfubrer uno ben @ctt Der Shladen a1 uuIe-
rem @unlcn> mS9t br ben Seinbeu Irpb biete, Ielbt
wenn e bic Nddte Der SinerniB gu ibrer 0Hlfe auf-
fprneren -
gBir wcten barauf ooB Die quite eaby> Die bos Sbise
9ed]reben, elnen SuIte trd9t tr9enb ee aufacpubte
5arte WbtS[aoD rpahrId)ciulid !
Deobam ibre Ntud, frd)t uter Seben Sie oefdIioIt
Den Occtel db. SIR &leiner fdreit
Surrab fur bic B nj mUtratt { d1 e II 9acics -
(lSeitbOte.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-10-11
.@hrli6fett Der QSbi9s. Serrn G(aD's
- -.r.. NatiDna[banf.

Sc pirb Uielen unercr Qeier nod, eriuuerlib ieiu.
oae i'm abr 1910 in mebreren Gbeen Der Union, ma
mentIIh i'm SIoen, ee BON ben SSb9s in 9lbreoe ges
teut fpuroe, oaB Ie beabfhttgen, cine Gattonabanf
u 9ritnoen. eSn Der Chat fonnte man faum fdle6en,
oa e oaSu 9enei9t feieu penu man Die BON tbren ba
nalt9en @anoioaen frhber 9eduBerten Snlldten I6er
cine Bans beriifilct9te @eueral Narr1cn bate in,
Sahr 1924 d entId,ieocn eesen Elm cldes Snitut er-
fart Gerr 9Dler par elm ab9ela9ter ge9ner befel-
ben ,ple er 6enn audi ourd feline ipdere Gctos burci-
Cbeno ertreien bat &aum dber mar bic QEbgparte i'm
drs 1S4l ans subcr qelan9t dls cine auBerorrentIi-
dye Sisurs ees @on9rehes berufen wuree, llnb GlaD
unb @sucrten 6fenttd ertldrten, oa6 ene Stotcnal-
bant ins eeben 9erufen peroen mlie tncem bas Gclt
1T Der Babl id uuspeibeutis babiu au5seproden ba-
Ibe. +.'
mun ptrb (1d. fernsr erinneru, baB Die mbios, no
lie fId Su @un(ten Der Banf i'm Bablfampfe prn 1910
ausiprdhen, Sn9le erfldrtcn Die neue 8anf rcforni-
rem, llebednoe, bic in Der alien betanoen, uno bic e
Ilelb nid eugneten, abtelen uno e iberbaupt oolfs
lthnmid,er MAIDEN Su ipollen. Ofan bat Der 8tooes
Banf hauptfdhd, Dcrgetpcrfen, ba6 e ene potlld1e
Matt, 9erpefn fei i1d in Die Matlen een'ifht @on-
lgre6glieoer betcen, uo init terhnrter pdrtehfeit
in Der 8ertbelung threr Dareben gebanbelt babe Der
neue Treibrief 70 fa9ten Die QSbtss fol- geqen otee
lSNiBbrduhe 8orfebrun9en treffen. gerlaBt @d, olf
|uns unb mir tpclen un6 fhcn @ures 8ertrauen5 Mir
Ibia seieen. llnb cas 9ntmib9e 8plf oereB fd1 auf
he, nnb ,Ouroe d. M ID lid aetduf&t!
Der Tretbrief fur bic neue Sonf mar BON Nerru
Clap entlporfer. Der frbere beidrGnfte bas @apita
,auf 80 MQonen, Der neue (oDfstblmlider p erlaub
Ire Der 8anf Elm capital bon SO Nilioneu Das tpar
lein gutter slufan9. H .,.@ =. T.
oerr DocoburY, Demutrat, ieblu9 Dcr> ben Direftp
|rer Die adt sl nehmen, @efenfe in Gjelo lluo an
bern Rebarfciten all 91eronen s1 maen> Die fie) tim
be Banf Gerbienfte ertprrben batten, uub neB nod
ca Die friibere Sanf oft xaulebe BON Dollars af Die,
je Wci{e periteuft babe. Seerr piberfebte IIc
beIem 9orfaa, uno er ,puroe oerncrfen 9elbff ,ine
9Gooifcirune, baB ndmlid bic 9lcten Der Ser. Staa-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-05-18

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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-05-18

THE RUlNS.--We saw on Saturday,
the runs in konsnglon, tho blackene5
and crumbed walls Of the Church, of
the Sehool house, and of many, very
many dwelling houses thai The passions
of men hal doomed To destruction The
heart sckenS Al such exhibitions, and
injuries fer the Justice Of man, thai
allowed Of such unlawfl.uarulY ylo-
lence--or he justice Of heaven. which
seemed 10 sleep amid the wrong doIngs
Of the wicked, both when he murders
were committed, and tho property was
ted We learned nothing there 10
answer that inquiry, but returning by
The WAY Of Eourh street. We wen. up
and stood amid The suoulderlug ruins Of
Saint Augustine sand we renewed our
inquiry, our eye rested On the upper
most position ofihe opposite wall, from
which the fire had peeled every particle
OF plaStcrng, and licked OF the decora-
tive paint but u II. IN defiance Of the
wrath mau,and the fury Of the flames.
there stool ia clear, uniniurcd letters.
the lnScrplion-'rHg LoRD SEErn.' AM
we turned away satisfied IN our heart,
and exclalmng, IN quiet submission,
'Shall not the Judge of all the earth do
III hlr-PhiA L. s Ga:eits.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-05-18

THE GREAT GAS MlCROSCoPE.-An ,1n..
,'neh'a eIhlhlilon OF this instrument wa. given by
w. hafdner to 10" private friend. At Charleston.
% - on Tho evenings ofFfidny and Saturday the
fe'nll OF which fully justified the e1pect,,,on,
raised ny The Promises Of the artist. in London who
constructed H. It Is in fact very nearly counter.
pan OF the celebrated Polytechnic hicr,.oon.
winch has 20 long been the snhjecl Of ,lm,,,tion in
'ia' e'iy' any difference consisting in few .dd,.
""' suRees'ed 10 The maker since the construction
VI 'ne LONDON lnslfnmenL-rhs Illuminating and
""gh'Iy'hg powers are immense The linear IA.
neh'iohs OF minute object may be Ylthout Ji0i
eu'Y en'"teee about Two thousand umss. which
'o"esp"ndS I" a magnlying power on Tho bulk o(
"e onlec' amoni ing To eight thousand million.
hea was exhibited thitiy,.iI foet IN Length.
a mosquito filled The entire ,area Of the vs,tc,I
section of the Stage '''"' NJ
me lace seemed like giant net work fornsJ ot
"'h ropes fndely knoted together.
"'e 'a,n'f'c needle the eghty-eighih pari of
a" nien IN thickness assumed The form Of = no,nt,a
mar twenty 'ons inches thick aud one hundred md
twenty iee lnng INV
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I|l|taIl1ENiiI|yElNa:fllf1GlI1

Late la'' evefinr afer an Erecef,. -
seteral hours. lhe senate t,msy.J a.. $40 =
'rete'y ON he Treary. and document.
i,r d. a' The nhnsf'ion Of rt1q,. W,,.a
- =, r n.,. In. mao ~, any "ppo'ooy of e1omna, II
non from he President ye.lerd,v H., S.e>
i"'''"ed INT he bad ordered a mIb.,, 49,.
'enaH 10 re ftohii't If Ttra. 10 os.g, -
eah'n VIII The President of i'm, reosll,, -.
a. ' circumstance ' might require; an had e
afdefed naenl force In V,n C,uz
hat poti. snd prevent any naval .,n.,,,'''
MeIieo. II any such should be .n.n.,.5
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