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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-01-25


NIAGARA FALLS AND LAKE ERIE ,-PfoE
Sill man the eminent geologist discrediis
the opinion advanced by some, that The
gradual wearing away Of The rocks 81 Mag
ara Falls, may possibly result in draining
Lake Erie. In a recentec,ure he femaiks
ed-'They will not halt at their presen,
station, but retreat slowy and surely two,
miles further, where they will stop again for
an unknown period and probably forever;
since a, this place the hard lime stone VIII
form both base top Of the falls, and thus stop
the rapid destruction of the rock. Some
have thought that they would finally reach
Lake Erie and that then the lake would be
completely drained. Such an event is im-
possible. AT The point already mentioned
the torrent will gradually wear away the SUR
face Of the limestone, forming rapid, and
henceforth Niagara viii be one Of the lost
wonders of the world. 5sas 'N =
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PUNcTUALlTY.-Wa Washington was minute
man. An accurate clock in the entry al
Mount Vernon controlled the movements of
thelamily. Al his dinner parties he allowed
FIVE minutes for differences OF watches, and
then waited for no one. Ii members Of
Congress came at late hour, his simple
apology was, "Genllemen, we are TOO pune.
tual for you;" or, "Gentlemer, have cook
who never asks whether the company has
come, but whether the hour has come ''----
Nobody erer nailed for Gen. Washington.
He was always FIVE minutes before the time;
and if the parties he had engaged TO meet
were not presentot the season appointed, he
considered the engagement Cancelled, and
would leave The place and refuse to return.
Nat Iatelligenceras m & za n
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-01-25

PRIM PEOPLE There is a sci Of people
whom cannot bear--lhe pinks Of fashion.
able proprie,y --whose every word isspreI
else, and whose every movement is unex5
ceplionable; butwho, though well yersed in
all the ca,egories Of polite behavior, have
not a particle Of soul or cordially about
them. We allow that their manners NAV
be abundantly correct. There may be eles
gance in every gesture, and graceiulness in
every position, not smile out Of place, and
not step that would not bear the measure.
menl Of, the severes, scrutiny. This is all
very fine; but what want is the henr. and
the gayely Of social intercourse, frank,
ness that spreads ease and animation-the
eye that speaks affability 10 all, that chases
timidity from every bosom, and tells every
uan in the company TO be confident and
happy. This is what conceive 10 belthe
virtue Of The text, and moi the sickenng for
mality Of those who walk by rule, and would
reduce the whole of human life 10 wire.
bound system Of misery and conslraint.-
DR.. Chalmers. 8 ss4& az sssfe@Nt
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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-01-25

DEADFoR wANTo WHisKEv.-The Other
day, a, Rochester, N. Y, the coroner held
an inquest on The body Of man named
Mclaughlin, the verdicI being: Died from
the effects contemporaries, exposure and
wan. Of food Mclaughlin was taken home
BY some Of his friends, placed in a rough
board coffin, and as they were, placing q
cloth wet In whiskey, over his face. 10 keep
him from spo,Iing, as they stated, Ne ,caked
ap aud opened ais eyssi erawled oul Of biz
narrow resting place and bis tirss inquiry
was FOR sOkisksy, making i debasenble whe.h'
rhe wasn's dsRd f0r sspaicIwbishey,. II,
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-01-25

box. - Sihe- Concord Democrat tells lhe
following storyi T
Gen. PIERCE the Presidents elect. ,few
days since, received d. suspicious looking
box, per Cheney's Express lrom.lbs .West.
Sup2osing from his exalted position that
some wicked Wig br sfanaticai aboli,ionistY
might be plotting his destruction, he veYy
naturally regarded this an Internal mhchins.
intended TO land hinl4in glory before his
time. MOI feeling any gfea, parlialilyitiof
such an apotheosis, he ordered this newSPans
doa's box 10 be slowed away .in,lhe barn.
sdDsigh! unseen. and suictIy IotDlide Any
one 10 gognesf iEa f'Kus felndined some
days, uniil on Sunday when nobodylwas Il
home save Mr.,W :, the Generals boarding
master, whose laudable curiosity determined
10 solve The 'infernal mystery. According
ly seizing long Handled axe and bIaci6e
himself alta rational distance, he hurled tbs
iron weapon with, full efhty into The .box.4s=
Alier waiting in breathless expectation for
the machine toeSplode, Mr.. Wnppronched
ii and discovered (horri5le diciul) 1.-Two
braces ofremarkably fat ducks and hauncfi
of venison,. semitic The President slsct BY ali
admiring friend in Cincinnati, with note
accompanying, desiring TO be remembered
in the division Of his spoils! 1--WE ncedohly
add that The only thing internal aboutihe
machine was an odorous smel--for which
thercverent disciple Of His Holiness was In
no way responsible. 70
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Louis NapOIeOn Before and After
the Second of December. d

The observing Paris correspondent of the
Leader writes: ..Since his installation at the
Tuileries, Bonapar,e has become, SO far as
the interior Of the palace is concerned, in.
visible, inaccessible, unapproachable. AT
the reception, on The evening Of the ed Of
December, the officers of the army were not
even admitted, as in the time Of Louis Phil
lippe Even field officers were ousled--
nothing but a General or Colonel could be
admitted. Another fact was remarked. Be.
fore the ed Of December, Bonapafte was
very prodigol Of shaking bands-he shook
hands with everybody. On that evening,
his majesty no longer deigSed 10 grant any
one this favor. This gave great offence 10
many Of the new subjects who found them
selves taken in. We do NOT like 10 be play.
ed with in France. The iudden affectation
Of dignity greivously Offended the company
present. The reception was very cold, and
the ceremonial not Of the most exhilaraling
nature. The Grand Ma4er Of the Cere-
monies opened the doors o. every saloon in
succession, and shouted before Bonaparte--
The Emperor, genilemn'-vhere The
whole company divided inIo two ranks, the
Emperor passed on, barely salu,ing his
guests 10 the right and left; the ranks closed
again--and--all was over u.s.
7"The palace is now varied by an extra
ordinary force Of sentrhs. One cannot
walk from the Court OF Tho Tuileries 10 The
Gardens. The good pubic is hencelouh
obliged 10 make long dStour or len min
u.es, toget from the Carroasel TO the Tui.
leries Garden. The triuhphal entry init
Paris exactly correspondet with my anlici'
pa.ofv description last weeki there was nc
crowd; the alleys OF the Champs Elyseei
were deserted; the population or Paris, or
dinarily so fond Of sightise eing, had no
taken any trouble to enjoy the speclacle.--
The few people who had come 10 witness
lihe triumphaI pomp were spllen and silent
Not single cry from the National Guard
There was iruly lysomelhing slnisLerand alarm
/ ing IN this silence. When all that is nov
seelhing in the recesses ol these humai
) consciences shall burst iohh in the face 0
. day, the world willbe Applied Alter hav
5 ling seen Bonaparle pass BY wallsed dow
th0 OudmI ely oeco W W. 4uitSttcS. ~
+ lected as l was by RII.hest symptoms ofth
future, | was anxious 10 see The altitude /
/. the populations Al the Euileries there wa
not soul 10 be seen. nor on the Place d
0 Canousek Afew children were playing I
If hoop with their nurses. With that exceE
!. Iionanot spectator, nor a sigh.seer WI
b there. seemed to dream Then / e
e anxious TO Judge for myself Of the state
q the cl,y,and lwalked on by the Rue s
]. HonoVe to,he FaubourgsS 81. Denis, ST. Ma
lin, and ST. Antoine.t Every man was
q work. Thapopulasion had been invited
). keep holiday. Notla man Network. III
shop.keepers had been invited 10 shutihs
a. shops The greaseg number Of shops 7
mained opep.." s,
Nr Il -.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-01-25

WAsHlNeToN,s Jan. l7.--It 10 understood
that in view Of The situation OF our Foreighl
affairs, the military and naval commiuees7of
the Senate haveunder consideration several
propositions forincreashg lie efficiency OF
the army and navy. They will probably
recommend a4horough ifor.iicallohs sethes
Pacific coast, and perhaps reporsop,e neas-i
ure 70 the employment Of commercial
s.eoin Marine Should the contingencies
eonsempla,ed By MtssFs. SouIe and Mar,
shah require il, there Nillsbe d proposition
often millions Of dollars s,'s 50 ar,i,i
Duringthelpnss year. there were erected
I'm lhe CRY Of Washington, 632 dweIlingssa
ll9 shops, and 3ppblle buildings. 4 aos,l az
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-01-25

The Minister from Nicaragua to This goy.
ernmen,, Mr.. MarcoIeta, has been dismissed
by letter from our Secretary Of Sla,e, Mr..
Everett, who informs him thar NO, commu-
nicaIion can be received from him as Nica.
rapguan Envoy. The cause originated 10
certain undiplomalic language indulged in 4
BY him in reference 10 Mr., Webster and
the Administration. sA
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-01-25

The total number Of emigranls who arr
rived o, New York during 1859 sums up
900, ,504, about 10000 greater liah "a ! 85i,
87 900 greater than ir 1850, Afhe Irish
smigranls amounted dIo1I7 ,5Sv;ibe 0etmah
tt0.l109i1 h SlffhaJ ai42N Mta s3as
l''eI--' go IN, .l l...l.ll ,nn....lln
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Rn114Ior d1aI.1is11a.

one sqpRe ~ lines OF lesf three, Weeka q y 90
Every subsequeht insertion, -: - -. IS
One square, thfee months, Z; 4: =; 81 90
Qhesqnare, sixlm6ntIiss sesni:asng rs 90
One square one years &: sSg:no;iissa; - eToo
One half column, one year, ;v,;a20 90
Three -fourths Of column, one year, 20 90
one SSAS@Pa one SssG & r. igiIse 90
sertions marked onjeopy, will l,beicohtinusd fntA
forbid and charged accordingly. ssl NJ. .-.--,.
Casual advertisers mnst pay IN advance. ~
10 DJJob Printing, or fevefy description ~ N
be executed with accuracy and neatnesssaN ed;
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-23

ALD FRAMES fitted with new LOOK
" ING GLASSES; also Looking Glass PI. ATFs
by the box, dozen, or plate 80
au 10 JAS. ID. Il. EVANS. III west Main q.
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LATEST MAIL NEWS.
WASHINGTON NEWS.

We extract the following from the letter q
.ZeNr." in yesterday Repubc;
WASHINGTON. Aug. 81. lS53--1he melancholy
Intelligence 81 the death Of son 81 secretary Mar
" was received here this evening. The sad event
occurred on board the L. :. sloopotwar frehle
whom I'VE days Quite her recent cruise uWhl ne
---71rirIbeT,,3 that Mr Marcy made southern trip
j.s. winter fer the beuCfi. OF his who acc0mpa
,,ei him aud who was suffering severely from the
,s1,ou3ry complaint: which has at last removed
( .ag 10 anSfhc- sphere The invalid went 10 sea IN
tsePrcblc hoping still against hope for relief,
The Navy Department yesterday received des
r.,,cbc- from Commodore Perry. at Shanghai the
eth gav He reports al well with his squadron,
:.i taaI he was about 10 depart very soon for Ja-
nan leaving one OF his vessels on the Chinese coast
..r .he usc of the American Commissioner, should
lie have occasion for is service.
4. am rot muck mistaken, the Government Is il
posse SIGN Of official aivices from China tending TO
saaw tina; there are quite number oiFerolu,lonary
movements IN China, each distinct from and IL
dsVendca. OF the others bat all operating under the
same general Extraordinarily L this be
true the -c-a 70 Dc anticipated i, the division Of
ne Empire into numerous independent States.
Further dispatches have also been received from
Commodore Shubrick and the fishing squadron
uut they DO no; alter tie position Of affairs there
Commodore :. had been going through a continu-
og- round OF eastnss and Publications at the inv.
;at:on Of the Nova Scotan authorities and the BIZ
r-b squadron, aud had returned the compliment on
board lis flagship. The Commodore is quite as
familiar "ith champagne artillery with the real
article
Col James Collier was arrested in Ohio few
days ago by the United States Marshal of Ohio, the
occt being TO send him 10 San Francisco for tri-
a on The indictment under the Sub-Treasury act
charging him with Withholding public moneys
which accrued in his hands when eolleStor of that
pert Tie warrant for his arrest was issued by
l. Sia,es District Judge Leavitt Judge levitt of the
Ono state court Issued q tdJedS corpus under
which Cd. Collier was brought before him and ad-
m.;ot 10 bail by the judge, who postponed the hear
AZ OF The case until the 9th September, toe csun-
81 or tie United States not being ready 20 argue
tie WIZ.
There's no question that the Cabinet IS hopelessly
divided on the Pacific Railroad question. Although
M DAVIS spoke for his ''honored chief" las he
said at the Philadelphia banquet when he advoca.
TED the Pacific Railroad and lis construction by the
General Government, ! am inclined to think the
President Is not disposed 70 commit himself il favor
{! & scheme on which It is certain he cannot unite
either his Cabinet OF the Democratic parry.
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AUCTION SALES.
MEDICINES.
M OkTTMORE7S BITTEK CORDIAL

WI AND BLOOD PURIFIER.-PRIcE 81 PER
BoTTLE.-Physcians of the first standing IN the me-
deal profession and prescribe it as the most eec
tive ALTERNATIVE and BLOOD PURIFIER ever
known; while vast numbers who had long suffered
from diseases complaints brought by sedentaTy
habts exposure indigestion, torpid state of the live
or impurities of the blood, now look upon this cox
DIAL as most mysterious and magical IN Its heaing
properties and restoring powers 1t stands prominent
IN the treatment and of Neuralgia, General De-
bility and Nervous Affections Dyspepsia Indiges-
non, Loss OF Appetite, Acidty OF the stomach Ner-
vous Headache, or Flow of Blood to the Head Cos
nyeness or irregularities o the Bowels, Pleurisy,
Pains or Misery in the Side Region of the Heart,
Fatulency or Depression of Spirits Palpitaton eft the
Heart Difficult Breathing, Sinking Sensations, Pros
tration ct the Nervous System, Cold, Chilly Sensar
tons, or Nulnbness of the Flesh Limbs. DiculHor
Profuse Expectoration Night Sweats, Diseaseso The
Heart or Affections of the Lungs Jaundice Diseases
OF the Kidneys arrangement or PROSTATE Condition
OF the Organs of Nature, which cause painful rregu-
larities, especially with Females. producing Debi
and Prostitution of the Nervous System, Pale or So
MORTfMORE.S BITTER CORDIAL is pure
vegetable, pleesan tttake, and perfectly safe be
used IN any state health even by the most delica
female or child.
ET- Price one dollar pc bottle
w. V. ALEXANDER Co. Proprietor No.
clay street., (Astor House, New York.
" Remember that we sell at wholesale and reta
in all its forms, either iniammaory. acute chro-
mic, no difference how bad the case, how long
standing This is Nortimore's RHEUMATIC CONE
POUND, which is vegetable extract an internal
remedy, prepared expressly for this one disease 1t
has already cured thousands who had long been Grip
pies. The evidence is most overwhelming and con.
vlnclng, as given by vast numbers Iou most
spectacle citizens.
Call and get circular and read the letters andcer-
titcates of your friends and those around ysu who
had long suffered, but who have been restored to
For sale by PURCELL, LADD CO., sole Agents
fer Richmond. ap 20
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.Secretaru nnris IN Boston

BosToN, Aug. 20.-Jeferson Davis, Secretary Of
War. il company with Professor Rache and his
family, arrived here yesterday morning. en- route
Tor tue White Mountains Outing the forenoon
General DaFis visited Bunker IIiIl, the Navy lard
and several other places Of interest At the Navy
Yard he was received by Commodore Gregory, who
ordered salute TO be fired in honor OF his guest
Commodore Downs was also present, and assisted
the Commandant in exhibiting the works in the
yard.
During yesterday many Of our citizens called 10
pay their respects to Gen. Davis and Professor
bache and We're cordially received.
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ROBERT CAMMAcK, sr., highly respectable
citizen Of sporsylyania, died at the Warm Springs
on Thursday last in the SD year of his age, from
tie effects Of fall which be had in his route to the
springs lie got out of the stage to see the Blowing
Cave, and treadjng upon rolling pebble, he was
thrown TO the ground, and d snIallibone III one Of
his ANKLES was broken. 1t regarded as a slight
injury, and he travelled 70 the springs Medical
aid was called in, but modification ensued
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-23

BUFFALO, Aug l9.-Quite an animated discussion
took place IN the Episcopal Convention, now in SEES
sion at tGis place this morning motion TO refer
that part OF Bishop Delancys address relating to
Bishop Ives, to special committee. The High and
Low Churchmen participated III the discussion
when finally the matter was laid on the table. The
Convention then appointed the Standing Commit
Ie. and adjourned
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-23

AUBURN, Aug. 2J.-The case OF the Government
W. j. D. Nesbitt, for forging pension papers which
has occupied the attention Of the L. : Circuit Court
during the term, given to the Jury last night,
and they this morning returned verdict of guilty.
Judge hail sentenced him 10 Auburn State Prison
for six years, and to pay fine Of 81. VIM Yves
tail. for making bogus money, was sentenced Tor
seven wears
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Short Passage Of q CLigper SIP.

BosToN, Aug. 20-I'he clipper ship Telegraph
arrived at this port this morning ia the short pas
sage Of - days from Valparaiso. She spoke on the
lst of august in lat II north, lon d. ship Norman
from New York for Australia. On the goth ult, lat
80 south lon 81 whirlwind crossed the bow of the
Ielegraph. taking the head saiLfrom her
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GREAT Observation-Disclosures

-REAI EACIlEMENT!-IM
~ SUCCEsS!-MORE THAN SEQ PERSONS IN
THE CITY OF RICHMOND ALONE TESTIFY
TO THE REMARKABLE CURES PERFOR I'm
spring medicine and purityer OF the blood is now
used by hundreds OF grateful patients who testify
daily TO the remarkable cures performed bv tbe
greatest Of all medicines, CARRIERS SPANISH
MIXTURE. Neuralgia, Rheumatism Scrofula Frnn-
tions in the Skin, Liver Disease, Fevers Ulcers ola
Throat Female Complaints, pains and aching of tbt
bones and joints, speedily put TO fight by usinp
this great and inestimable remedy.
For all diseases of the blood, and as spring and
summer medicine. nothing has yet been found TO
compare with il. 1t eeanses the system OF All i,nnr
neys, strengthens the digestion gives tone TO tbe
stomach, makes the skin clear Rnd healthy, and re-
stores the constitution enfee bed by disc or
down by excuses in YOUTH to its pristine ygor a,f
strength.
For the ladies' il is ncomparably better than ALI
cosmetics used. few doses OF Carter's Spanis
Mixture viii remove all sallowness of complexion
bring the rnantlins 10 the cheek give elasticity
to the step and improve the general health in re
aiarkable degree, beyond all the medicines ever
heard OF.
The large number of certificates of remarkable
cures performed persons residing IN our cts
by the use of Carters Spanish Mixture, Is the besl
evidence that there is no hurnbug about it. The
press hotel keepers. magistrates physicians and pub
lie men, well known 10 the community, all add THEN
testimony 10 the wonderful effects Of this GREAT
BLOOD PURIFYER
Call and see few out of the hundreds of eerti-
Gates around the bottle.
None genuine unless signed
BENNETT L BEERS, Druggists
No. l25 Main street, Richmond
sold by all Druggists in this city and elsewhere
rice 81 per hottie, or s.s bottles fer s.. HpI
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TTNEN DOLLARS REWARD-Lost

'EN DULLAES Il Z W A K D!-L0st,
Il Iniscarred or stolen on the afternoon Of the 9th
instant, large block travelling TRUNK, covered
with lineu,) ard two CARPET BAGS, one tied with
string, containing servants clothes the other with
key tied to it, The trunk has L. T. Wright written
upon card past ed sealed TO the top OF IL the
cover, and l.. r.. ROBBINS on the trunk which can
be seen by raising the The above articles
up on the Curtis Peck from Old Point the 9th In
slant above named and were certainly landed at the
whart-so says the Captain The finder win receive
the above reward by leaving the above articles with
b. T. C. ROBBINS, City Hotel.
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BY GODDTN & APPERSON.

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF HOUSE AND
Il LOT, NEAR ARCH AND SECOND SITS
FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-By virtue of trust
deed, extcuted by Henry Lemay, dated 18th Februa-
~, 1858, duly recorded in Richmond Hastings Court
shall, at the request of the creditor thereby Sc
cured, proceed to SELL public auction on the pre-
Der. 1853, commencing at o'clock, the REAL ES-
TATE conveyed thereby, consisting of a LOT with a
small HOUSE thereon fronting % feet ON an alley
cher's estate
Terms made known at the time of SALE
The title is believed TO be perect but the subscri-
Der will convey with the usual special warranty
w. w. SNEAD. Trustee
Sale conducted by GoDDIN Il APPERsoN Aucts
7. S.-Immediately after the above sale will be
sold HOUSE and LOT adjoining the above.
au z G. & A.
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| ,AMBERT's LOTTERY OFFICE

I - NO. 8 NORTH CALVERT STREET BALTI
, -aOhsE, orr laIE BARNuMS HOTEL-The
OF Virginia being now in violation of law. and at.
tended with heavy penalty on conyiction tba sub
friends and others who may feel disposed ia n1rcb.sa
Having been resident of Richmond for ,I,sad 70
throughout the State, he deems it almost w
to give any further assurance that all busn cog
ded to him will be promptly and properly attended
to.
E3 Packages, single Tickets and shares, in all the
Maryland Lotteries, for sale. ~
f37 The printed official drawings sent to caryes
pondents by the first mail.
r3r- Prizes cashed at sight.
Address THOMAS LAMBERT
my lists Baltimore Ma
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Important from Mexico.

WASHINGTON Aug. 2l.-Priyate advices received
here from Mexico, report that much excitement ex-
istei il consequence OF Santa Anna having re-es-
tabished direct tax, and ordered army of 90,
90 men 10 he raised, the pre.ence OF waeiDg
war with the United States, but in reality to
strengthen himself IN power. He also proposes TO
raise loan OF Sl7000001 at per cent Interest, Y
Tlortgasing the church property. be paid back in
annual instalments Of SI,U090g0. The clergy, il
Is supposed, would resist j.
The order for the return Of the Jcsuts, has final.
" passed
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The Morgantown Mirror states that John Tib5s,
long resident OF Monongalia county, was found
few days since. on the road side dead lie had been
to nesLboriug disillery TO get his jug filed and
taking overdose Of the contents, it Is supposed
he died lromthe effects.
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Execution DtLaBed.

PIrrsBURG, Aug. 20-In the case Of Jewell, SEN
fenced TO be hung the End September, Tor the
murder Of Mitchell, Judge Lowrie has granted d
special allocate for bringing the records Of the Oyer
and Ternllner before the Supreme Court This
VIII delay the execution ii not result in new