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Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-07-29
STATE OF INSTRUMENTATION CO.
CIRCUIT COURT.
t taa'.',' s = s;sr,''' In Equity

4 v
Louisa Scowton,
1t satisfactorily appearing to me, by affidavit,
that the subpoena TO appear, issued in this cause
has been returned by the sheriff of said county,
"not served" on the saith defendant and that she
is out of this state; on motion OF Barnes < Lyon
Solicitors for Complainant, Ordered, That the said
defendant Louisa ScOwton, appear, plead, answer
or demur to the compliments bill of complaint
filed in this cause, by the 18th day of September
a. d. 1858; and that this order be Published six
weeks in the " Kcnosha Telegraph" newspaper
printed in said county.
Dated this 26th day of May, a. n, 1858.
EDWARD V. WILTON, Circuit Judge
BARNES X LYON, Compartments Solicitors.
n true copy of the original order ON file;
(AttesD o. +. DANA, Clerk.
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NKTOODEN WARE, large lot consisting of Tubs,
w ChuIns, Pals, Butter Bowls just rcceiyedb by
SCOTT & STRONG.
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FOR 81 IL CENTS.

TNCIE TOMS CABIN. KEY To UNCLE TOMS
q CABIN, just tccciycda
Jane sd. KINGS BOOKSTORE.
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The following card, highly complimentary
to our city Fire Companies, appears in the
Chicago Journal of July %:
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NWAPLE MoIAsSEs. A superior article fnr SADIE h,
Va SCOTT ~ STRONG.
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Special Notice.

xwYEBsTER's UNABRIDGED DICTIONARY. A
Wv fewcopiesofthis aiua uTk for saleat
dec3O KINGS BOOKSTORE.
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RAIL ROAD LETTING.
Kenosha and Beloit Rail Road.

NoFFEE-OIl Gov. Java raguira aud Rio CoGees lust
u Ned, and for sale low by
SCOTT & STRONG.
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3 tleneo poetru,

OH TOUCH THOSE THRILLING CHORDS
AGAIN.
Oh touch those thrilling chords sraIu.
And sing that ,ong once moro,
7 10 one ] loved in ether days,
And used to sing Of yore.
Waen this heart wa, sunlight all ~ bleou.
and free as wild birds wing
II was then loved " hear the sons
Tint now | bid thee sing.
Thou say'st ii Is simple thing, :.
And has no charm for thee;
On thou can'st never. never know,
How dear il Is to me.
Thou can'ss not know the memories
That wake in every strain;
Then Amils not at my earnestnsss
But Ainy II o'sr sgain.
II was the fret, the first sweet song,
VI one who cared for me,
'esfned il from the lips Of love
When stars were on The yea.
But the minslrel's hand IL cold and mute.
And silent is that late, fson,
And the hallowea lip. whence flowed that
Arc now forever mute.
Oh many fond remembrancea
Are blended in that lay,
And each soft tone watts my full heart,
To scenes in LIES young day.
Then touch the silver chorded iu,e,
And sing thas ssng once more,
T va. ssng to = By my beloved.
= u happy days Of yore.
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following lines:
THE rALs1 oM1.
The broken moon lay in tho autumn sky;
And lay ~, thy feet;
You bent above me, in the silence
Could hear thy wild heart beat.
! spoke-my soul was full Of trembling fears
At what my words would bring, tears
You raised your facc--your eyes wsrs full o!
As the sweet eye Of spring.
You kissed me then-l wosshipped q, thy fee.
Upon the shrdowy sod
o, fool loved thses floved thee lovely cheat,
Better than fame or God
Nv soul jeapcd up beneath thy timid kiss;
WhSAfben to the were groans,
Or pal oea,h! Earth vas round Of bliss,
Isecnsed to walk on thrones.
And vow were with me 'mone the rushing
Mid Trades tumultuous jars; whents.
As when to awc-s,ruek wilds the aisht II )Als
| Her hollow gulf Of s.as.-
Before thy window ~ before shrine,
I've knelt 'mong dew-soaked flowers.
While distant masic- bells with voices fine,
Measured Tire midnight hours.
There came fearful moment-l was pale,
You weps, and never spoke,
Bet chung around me ~ the woodLins fsAii
Clings pIexiin1 round an oak.
Upon my wrong I s,cadird up my soul,
And flung thee from myself;
spurncd Thy love a. t were = sieh nan's dole,
Il was my only peIf
| spxsncd thee! I who loved 'thss ssuld have
died,
That hoped to cal! thes wife,"
And bear thee gently smiling at ray side.
Through all the shocks Of life!
Too late, thy fatal beauty and ~ tsars,
Thy vows, thy passionate breath;
ri NEE, thee mol IA life, nor in the spheres
Made visible " Gath.
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4 PROCLAMATION.
by the Governor Of ,he State Of 7s1as

ny the Governor Of ne State Of 1exas
WHEREAS, by a Joint Resolution Of the
w late extra session Of the State Legisla-
ture, approved February Eth, 1859, certain
amendment TO the Constitution Of the State /,
proposed, which Joint Resolution is in the
words and figures following .oIHits
join, Resolution proposing N ameudmen.
10 the Constitution"
BE il Resolved by The Legislature # ne
State If 1tras, That the following be proposed
az an amendment to he amendment to the
Constitution Of the State Of Texas, to be- add.
ed TO such amendment ~ Section 3, which,
~hep ra,fe@Das provided for by lhr hislv-
seventh section Of the seventh article Of sid
Constitution shall be- valid To I'll ,p'.ats and
purposes as y part Of said Constitution:
SrcrfoS 8 That In case = vacancy shall
from any cause occur In any Of the Offices
mentioned in the first section OF the amendment
Of the Con st,,u,iou, the Governor shall appoint
some smiable person to I'LL such vacancy, who
shall continue to discharge the duties o! such
Office, until the time Of the mex, general elcc.
ton established by law for the election OF
State or county officers, and until his successor
shall have been elected and qualified.
Now, ,h-r. fore, Up llansbrough Bill, Gov
rrnor Of the State ct Texas, do hereby, in
pur.uarre Of the iaw aud the Constitution, or
der vsd drcc, that the shove rrcited Joint kcs-
OH ion be published IN the peoeic prints OF th's
State, for the consideration Of the people, At
least three mont rx-vous to the next general
election to t,e he'd throughout the State, on
Monday, the firm, day Of August ensuing
And | do further order and drect the Chief
al AND n t,a
NJ vacancy in the otiics Of Chief Justice. " in
ability Of iis, officer TO act, then any two Of the
County .Commissioners,) to cause polls TO be
on.ned at IN. several precincts in their resPec-
tive counties, on the said LIST day OF August
nrx,. and the votes If all those voting for rep
rr,rn,a,,y.. in the State Legislator. to be Ia.
ken for and against the adoption of the "'ld
n,onosed amendment. The Chief Justices OF
Inc several counties, (and in case Of saraney N
m. o,,ic. Of Chief Justice, OF inability Of that
Office, to act, then any two II ~ County
Commiss,oner.) will r.,urnto the Secretary o.
Sta,.. complete list. Of the names Of all those
vo,iry for repre- seu,a,vcs il tsrc Legislature.
which List. must show who voted fct and who
voted apains, the said proposed amendment ~
wall AZ Inc name, oi ,ho.. who did not vote Al
all upon tho question, ~ majority OF the
whale Number Of votes cast for representatives
Throughout the Stale, seems to ee contrmP'"'
ted "a. necessary to an amendment Of Inc Con-
stituiton.
..zrz.- In Testimony whereof, ! have
h.reunio set my hand, and caused
S the grea, Seal Of the State &c DC
Affixed. Done At ,he City Of ASS
lin. hi. second day II May, A. d. 1854 Of tl*
lniep<pdc~ec II The United States shs 77'h'
and Of Texas the 18th year.
PH. BELL.
BY the Governor.
J'nes n. DrvAL, Secretary Of STATE
NAV 81, 1853. hso-''"
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should there b. two remaining meuh.,. ..,;.,
appointment .hxlI bs in force until IN, ne-,,no
OF The next u k'a'ure; and in the even, ,ha
There shall be Al rny time only one member a,
!"e board, or no member of the board. II ,tnl
be The duty Of thu Governor to tilI the y.cancv
or vacancies. whNe appointments. shall. In lks
manner. continue In Office until the ne ~ .,ior
Of the Legislature.
SIC. Ths, each member OF the bo.,d
may make out his nccornt every three noah.
W MS services, which shall be signed lv each
member Of the board. ard admitted to IN.
governor for lis approval, and II by him an.
proved, the Treasurer shall pay the zane bu,
should the Governor di.approye the same. he
shall return II To the said board with hi, ,r..
Tor his disapproval.
SEC. 7. That the Governo, shall cause mi.
act to be submitted to the qualified electors. n,
Inc next general election to b. held in August
next and II thee are morc votes cast in n.
| 'or o: taaa against the adoption Of this Al
Then u - take effect and b. in force, and not
otherwise.
approved, February 7. 1883
Now, therefore, !, p. Hansbrourh Bell. Gov.
ernor Of the State of Texas, do hereby. IN
pursuance OF the requirements Of SAID act,
order aud direct that the Chef Justice, of the
several counties, (and in case Of vacancy in
'he office Of Chief Justice, or the inability Of
that officer to ACT, then any two of the Ce1n,y
Comnisioners,) Pause polls TO be opened a,
the several precincts, in their respective coun.
urs, On the fra, Monday (being the frs, dav)
OF Angus, next, and the votes Of all tho.s
voting for Representatives in the State Lcpi,.
'a'urc to be taken for and sgains, the adoption
OF the said act, The Chef Justices OF the
several counties, land in case Of vacancy in
The ofhe Of Chief Jussjpe, or inability Of that
officer to act, ten ny Two Of the County Com.
rr'ssioners,) Will return to the Secretary Of
State complete lists, showing the number Of
votes cast for and agsns, the adoption Of III,
said act.
.,AA< In testimony whereof | have
s. g hcreun,o set my hand, and caused
i: the great seal Of the Stat. to be
affixed. Done Nj The city Of Aus.
' lin this 9Th day Of May, A. d.
1889, Of the Independence II the United
Sta,es the 18th, and Of Texas the 18th year.
r. H. 1ELL.
BY the Governor,
Tho. II DuvAL. Sec'y Of State.
June 4. 1853. 4S o.
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ADMINISTRATION NOTICE.

r ETTERS Of administration were g'nntcd
IL IA the usd~rsigned on the estate Of WIN
D. rs,sssou. d-cea.ed. on tho so'h asy o. .:
Nav. A. o. 1853, BY The county court, held IN
ssd for the county Of Harrison. Texas. TINS
IL. therefore, 70 notify III persena hsvsns
CLAIMS against ss,d easa.s to present them guy
avIk,r,ra,~d within tbs time prescribed oy
AZ Ard ,hsss indebted 10 ~ ssns will make
q mediate Paynent.
WIN. r. B0kSETT, Adm.
ss,s ,aAa n5l-6t.
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Coxsul vox iIAvAxA.-Tho Mi.sissir

CoxscL vox iIAvANA.--Thc Mississippi
u Gays. We hail the appointment. ni the
Noo. A. N. Clsytoa, ~ hi. State. TO the
Havana Consulate nm peculiar sasi.fac>
ton, Oar delicate relations with Spain.
gro~ ing .esl ol tie condition Al Cuba.
rosdsr - posi'io" . very important one.
That Judge Clsytsa viii discharge th~
ds,t%s and meet Tho responsibilities which
pertain tsk. his past lie affords tho ans
plsst 81 nte-. Quick psvesp,ion, "a
gacity. energy. deeision and Asnssty, make
up tho points Of bis chArsstsr. ~ citizen
and d'.tiagaish hls carcass The Supreme
Bench Of The r1ess. - vssssrs In sas
that wkiss he ~ N Hsvas~, ~ viii ~
Asss Of M AmesicsU cisiss~ h~iwa Esst~hsse<
In vt,lstisn Of sAs laws NJ nasions. sns
hsmsaity. BY The heartissa ise1ssMsrts Q
Spanish depetism. lie viii = then
IL shs name Of the Goseenasso Npss
ss~ss. N Issssass which shs5 IN - :,
ap. 70 disregard With Sosls q ths Coss
Of Spain. sad Clayton At Havana. ws oay
rest eonisnt~d thu, Americas nsssests wii
bs veil guarded In that esassss .-- Dslss.
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ahepping corrupt spirits, sad performing
corrupt deeds. BY which means they grisv
ously offend against the eommonds Of
ileaveni Why do not you inhabitants Of
the world swaLet Having been born In
The present d.v. When you are permitted to
witness the glory oi God. how fortunate
you may ~steem yourselvess Happening
upon such time ~ this. when you expe.
ri-nce the grsa, tranquility Of the Gays Of
Heaven. /, 10 sine for YOU to awake and
arouse. Thos. who ccanly with the will
Of Heaven, will 10 prsd0Issd. and those
who disobey the celestial dicsstes will b.
destroyed. Al the present time this Tar
tar nend. tieeniung. (ths Emperos.) ofiyi
nally . Msnchow slave. 10 tho perpetual
enemy Of the Chinese race; moreover he
has induced men to assume the form Of
6r"ds. To worship The corrupt, while they
d.obey the tsss Spirit. and thereby rebel
against the Great God. ~wh,ch account
ile.~s" "iii mi endure. and men are DE-.
tsrmined to destroy him.
"Our army. wishing to carry out the
vir,uous feelings with which the Great
God loves 10 foster human lie. and receive
men into his compassionate embrace. haa1
set forward on its march Of benevoleace.
embracing al in It's charitable folds. Al
the same time We lead forward our gen.
erals and troops. carrying to the utmost
our fidelity in recompsna1n0k eur county.
IN which We cannot rsfa Displaying
the ssms spirit to the 1hsse. cur
views are now communicative TO you all
You ought to know that since Heaven hss
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IT,. N.ve.l ~. ~ Advertise, ssssss

IT.. Nswssk ~. ~ Aavsrtssss ststss
that several g-n,lsm~~ IL shst eky. Aavs
lately become interested 10 . pee3%cs fos .
canal across the tsshmss q Darisn. ~
mare properly The serthsss part Of New
Ese"ada. and one Of tA1m will shortly
leave il the professional capacity "f 9~olo
riys, % exp re the In"da owa-d hy shs
company. ~ mier. Of coal And ss'.a'as
METAL, = s.sp,,oscd 10 be los.s~1 az ths"..
~ prejpc, i to eoass,"et ea""i tes
IL, ls,re.i sss- of sisan,ships. s"i,lng tho
waters Of ,hs AllAnhpnd Ps~i6s o~ssas.
hv connecting the Of The ris-rs A,sss~.
vAish flo~. into the Gulf Of Darisa on the
A,lsnsic aide. aud The Ssa Jean, ~hIcl
Asws Into the Pacific.
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Ths ssstissies N eM lbUSasis~s branches
Of MAAodism In Essote asd America sh"w
total of l0.4OO travelling. and 5000
k,aA: :,ssAehsss. who nlslssss 70 2.03d. l0S
eonmumie aNta
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Vi the men. wAs Struggling =. ia 'csi
water.
Mr.. Moore WAS near him. and bad give
an order 10 bsne of the boom r. 'N'
aide of the ship-thi. man stepped 'ei '.'
bulwnrks OF the outside, pushed aeolus
tbs boom, ,he topping l'ii gave ~ fna
he pitched forward. head S.st, Int" s .eN
The ship shot by him IN mo'ncs MOI.
ing thr0ps .ver could reach - an
rr,es a(S4ssy came up, eating the hen'i
0, 80 bitssso that il would have been :
mercy to be deaf The mate with
~. proaspin~sX. gave the order Ia rt
ship about. Ready shout. huff touno
IHsxs nnu sncefs, main topsaH hani g,
go and hnol" Then he leaped i.'o OBJ.
boat aud cried. Pot the helm bar aosu
Lower away the quarter boat" sterN0
shall forget the look of til. inst, 90 A.
screamed 'givs ms a knife, y xNir n0l
taking oeP 70" a sailor. p~s'sd !, -
the ropse-"i In men. IN and fur stcu
fellows lsaped IN with him. and dawn i
went upon the ocean, a l.ltls shs!: Of ,
thing sent forth 10 seek, 10 save that which
WAS Loaf w"stsa TO go with them. an,
A. they struck out into the deep. under this
Tall moon. .. midaivtt. so look for drown
ing s1oehsr. | t.it that their srra"d "a
noble, though none Of them shcsld live !
tread The s~ek sIiv. sssin.
lhsW 20 gathered on the sts,a Of III
ship ard looked oas into the night amd 81
to wstch che event Il vas ixih saesRl
to seq that tears were falling fast ON III
cheeks Of come Ia that ANTIQUE grosp
Some of us Mayed Il was all We GOSH
do. The little boat was aoon out Of sight
We could hear tbs sboass they scm up h
reach. il it might bs 80, tho ear Of the ssr"rs
swimmer 10 his Agcny." aud the" oil wa'
siieni, save she wind Aaseny the eordage
AID the heavy Tapping = he s.as ~ shs
ship lay to. 4 dark spot ross on the wave
the HASH OF III. dripping OAR in the moon
light met the eye. AID VIZ knew they wer.
coming. This mate WIS soOa seen stand
ivy :, tho helm. Oar impotence would
not brook delay. Ard w. ecu; out tse cry
All we'll I" Oar hearts stood still Tor ths
snss11; hall spoken No" marmsred
along t.ur~sss., s.,i ~ h~sw that shs
brave MIsW wa smoug thu dead. -
asdds"ly; ~ f-arfsliy. 10 bs swept ,fros,
among -. IN 10 midst II life and hops
Thew VEN many, many Tears Of asmpath,
that night. and when w~at below Az
atsess 70 slssp. the vision u fellow b<snl
ssrsggling arosnd me. dr~v~ slssrbse esss
my eyslseis; and wisss \ ~ eeeoA.sl
visioa remained a.aoM9 -
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ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE.

ETrERS Of administration were granted
70 Inc under.igned on ,sDisse Of John
r. eson. dsseased. Oh ths o. ~
= D. lsSs, BY ~ eosasy ecsss' ns.a ~ ~ ~. '"
";s. ro,ies 70 Ill pssssa. having claim. against
aid estate. 10 present s@ea aay As"s"N,
es.sl, within the tins PfssfnsS,sd oy ~. .Ss
~ indebted V the zane VI" ~Aas '""'S'
~ payment ,o.rp., oprr- Ar.
ANN FERGUNO.s. Admx
lsse ee.A, 1851. ses-e~
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From this sketch Of the geographical
movements Of the rebels and an exGlnina>
ito" Of the statistics Of China. we And that
out Of the entire Chimes population, Of
1857 .632 ,907. fully 5s7. 632. 507 have been
affected BY the revolt. so that thsss are only
about y. O0Q Z give in their slhssion. The
quick 6ov( Ass Of the revoIutisniets
spread alarm throughout. al the o. nt
clties aud districts. Accustomed - the
Mandarins have been to occasional out.
breaks almoeA yearly. they were psrslys-d
by the superior energy and martial power
eehs present. The insurgsaD flundsqnt
aOens. They seem 10 have estsblishsG b
rigid and !orbesring rule, by which the
good WV Of the conquered was eonciliat~d.
Accordingly. ~ they passed on to the north,
they were not obliged to we.ken their for.
ces by garrisoning the captured cities.
They len = good name behind then ~ their
lieutenant Over the doors Of ssvsrsl (e.
male schools they set up red papsrs dsei..
ing them TO bs "pIaces where young Cs>
males reside; and should any presuuss 10
ester in = disorderly manner. he will ~
beAeaded." Their army was regularly di.
vided. sub. divided. differed aud drilled.
The leader 10 said by some writers, to b. .
person named Tien.Tih, while othsrs speak
Of Hun seu Tseun. who assumes the title
Of Facilitating King. lie 10 s,a,ed to BE-
only forty -ons years Of age. and from his
red face, sandy beard, and birth In the
province Of Canton, very probably mingles
some foreign blood In his AsiAtic veins.
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W Any one "glorying In human mis-
cry" will be intensely delighted with the
following lines:
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The Rev. Mr. Prime, oas q he editors
Of the New York Obssrvss. Who recently
wen, to England In the packet shIp ~.
onshirs. has written homo TO- very i"ss>
resting dssssspsivs letters Of Als TIP se'ose
the A,lsatic. Whs" within . few hours'
sail OF Portsmouth, > mAs fell overheard
and WAS drownsd. The scene 10 thss Do.
serih~d:
April %. . rssisv. Tho foil moon ross
." the Sea and - oatfrcm the shy like
= silver globe. MA eissvusss snd beauty
that have never seen. The ship wss sail
ing well snd<s = hr-ese. and We walked
The deek in the enjoyment Of cns Of the
moss dslighsful evenings. One afiss ssosh
" The passengers went t<low. md oaiy .
few Of the younger and moss rosns.sic
si..~A A. t...k ....t ek~
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se"eai"ed 70 Iook oos o" s"s ~avre
ing the beams Of t.se moon nov ~.
up in the heavens " -',- 1892 NJ
"s." III" ''y s"o' 'n'o ). 'as '".p
sss'y 90. A"a "e",'. "." ""
IAcFps 'ns cry u nv Nv ''s"s ~"
ncrs 'e'''"'s' 49,,
So' Gays you nave NJ" '"'"s"l
"s YOU '"cse" over '"'o '"s 'srp
"".c" '"s SUPP " Ius.'"B' !" ~
ana h"Pr'sss 'a's ~ "'"' ""s -.
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Nosss rals,sss-f 3ustsns - - ~ Y
dave i.,oe. have h.ea snch fssS
a. conxhcs the eisiseas Of p<sSsa
lasr ,tsre 10 ~ c'garssd psfsy ter ~ w
s,s,ss II brip ssssLsnR ~ that 'ss1xhhWG
nny eopn,ty t,isnds woaid - vtii ~ In
sharp to,s eaL-@ 4Arsssees kthsx
------------~s - 59z +
W. ere Informed, says
Register, iAst gA~la 81 "
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p.c| ~ -. ). ,s~s 9s,l IA 49,.
rfam asei'1 .xe,.I " IN ~ n
tls sai,ise .il-is STisss M a1r1|ps III
sad sifsadl ~ r II e. n r a. y
,sesr sbsns st.is - - % *
ssaore ress'sei entirely sta
aill'mcsSs happiness.
iA' yoais eid VS.
% "a. or ~ 3 c,pi'g'e@ r*sfsss
s.lf ar dia oot. sesee y asAEE n,
tatierhDt be ,4sr. H. ~
llue unr, '-irifas ai.inieg d.
the cd " ihs .nsn, sNefa sa'ca~ r..
..fned Af hi. mistress. i-ho PTsisrs -
Size shady sI..ds, th0 sverav- 'raqass
D., w., ruhiis .he dry ana ssanY ~ "
ahrn b., by ,hc rampafts hv' fesay v
b. usej at a conclusion, sod ffoU n sasysss
f.o,nn b. deuuHt iN fiun asla IL fpt suNe
sass cnss ia. tee si.p.
4 cdlrD Of 'mtctr. . Young mao -
Gnis, bob sepslf i,r assa " the ycnns
lady. ssa hnlra b. faaq0.sh she proud "a
poguenee 90 arf nD.Hrf, fhonf So sJfs
r. q a..s HNHn0ee hsa .xsspss 20. Hs
a.d anarhf .u. balea 10 a.s saR IN st-
lss.l- 49,. -...,sl. b.. isa psa. la The sst.l
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RUM AND POLITICS IN DUCHESS.
,,popdepee Of The New.York Trbsne.

Corespondenee OF The New-YoTk Trb1ne.
POUGHREEPsIE, v Y MONDAY, Angus: = le5}
At your request give you the facts respecting the
conviction sLd pardon Of unlicensed Rumseers in th.
Place
Henry Il Thompson We. indicted for unlawful sell-
ing and fred in the Court of Sessions Of Duchess Co
in MAY l-t2 Ia December follow ing number Of other
portons siding in POugbkeepse, and near 10 Thomp
sons place Of business, indicted for selling liquor
and came before the Court Of Oyer and Termner
Barculo presdiDe) and pleaded guilty The Court, in
order that the -ef convicted volaOrs Of the law well
al others engaged in the liquor traffic, might distinctly
understand the which TO be pursued toward
future trsDferessors, published opinion announcing
their determination to puLi.h all offenders by fine and
imprisonmtnt suspendng sente however all those
chen before the Court who would consent to
the business Twenty -four hours were allowed the cu
prits for conside ration The result that they all
came in and filed aiidavits to offend no more
Thompson, although not Of the number thus dealt
with, resided in Poughkeepsie, and il known, was
acquainted with these proceedings He however, con
tinued on in the business, and indicted tried and
convicted in June last and sentenced to ninety days i'm
prisoDmen Application subsequently made to Gov
Sey mour and he pardoned him in the early part Of
August when he bad been confined about forty days
This pardon IT, however cond.onedthat in Thomp-
SOB resumes the business he shall return to prison and
serve the rest of bis time.
Several persons have been liberated in this county on
the Governor pardon within short time and sone with
out the District Attorneys knowledge: and in two in
stances the pardon given to Individual TO BE- used
or not as he should see IT, One of them sent by
Senator Otis, and another by Assemblyman Weeks.
Yours Law AND ORDER