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Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-06-09
F RUMRyLL & COS
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F RUMRyLL & CO $
n O r L II Z Il n E X 2 II ESS.
EI7RANK RUMRlLL & CO., to meet the
q growing wants of the community in the
mining districts North of Marysville, will run
q OA2A2 S35S ?53s5l99
between
EVANSVILLE. and
GOODYEAR'S BAR,
BONNEVILLE,
FOSTERS BAR,
GIBSONVlLLE,
ST. LOUIS,
CHANDLERVILLE,
PINE GROVE,
and Weekly to all the prominent points on the
Yuba and Feath sr rivers and their tributaries
and from Marysville through
WELLS FARGO s, CO.,
to all parts of California, Oregon, the Allan
tic States, Canada and Europe VIII pay the
highest price for GOLD DUST. Furnish
Wells Fargo & Cos
9l9ilI DAAFE5,
Payable in all the principal cities and towns
of the Atlantic States, Canadas and Europe,
and general Express, Collection and Exchange
business. (. RUMRILL & Co,
49tf Proprietors.
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WHITE & NUTTER, Oregon City, Oregon
Gulch, are athorized agents for the Reeoid
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-06-09
JUDICIARY

SOLOMON HEYDENFELT, Chief Justice.
HUGH Z MURRAY, Associate Justice.
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VIM. I. DAINGERFIELD, Juge 9th District
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w. Il. SINGER & cos
FEATHER RIVER EXPRESS

Connecting with Wells, Fargo s Co.'S Express
to all parts %
California, Oregon, the Atlantic States, the
Canadas and Europe.
Weekly from Marysyille to and from the
following places,
Natchez, Berry Creek,
Evansville, Bucks Ranch,
Forbesfown, Eagle Gulch,
Enterprise, Medow Valley Ranch,
Stringtown, Spanish Ranch,
Wyandott, American Valley,
Wyman's Ravine, Indian Valley,
White Rock Eizabethtown,
Ophir, Black Hawk Creek,
Morris Ravine, Soda Bar,
Longs Bar, Rush Creek,
Oregon Gulch, Meeekrs Flatt, N. f.
Hooperyille, Maryon's Flatt,
Potter's Ravine, Oregon Bar,
Spring Valley, Kingsberry's Ferry.
Cherokee Flatt, Il mile Bar
Sinclair Flatt, Rich Gulch,
Nelson's Bar, Rich Bar,
Frenchtown, Indian Bar,
Butte Mills. Smiths Bar,
Butte Greek, Browns Bar
Neils Rahch, junction Bar,
iIambeton, Yellow Stone Creek,
Bidwells, Bar, Mountain House
For the conveyance of packages parcels val
uables and Letters, Collections made, Orders
promptly attended to, Cold dust purchased at
.be highest market price. :.
Drafts procured on all the principal cities
N the Atlantic States and Europe.
w. L. SINGER & co.
January II, 1854
Joseph Gluckauf Agents at Bidwelrs
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PROBATE COURT

This Court meets the fourth Monday of eac
laonth
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THE CABINET.

VIM MARCY, of N. Y. secy of state.
JAMES GUTHRIE, of Ky, secy of Treasury
KoBT McCLELLAND, OF Mich, sec'y of Inter;c,
JAMES T. DoREIN, ofN. C. sec'y Of Navy
JEFFERSON DAVIS, OF Miss sec'y of War.
J AMEs Campbell, OF Pa. Postmaster Gener,,
CALEB CUSHING of Mass Attorney General
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DISSOLUTION OF CO-PARTNERSAIP.
'EsHE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE EX-
q siing under The name and firm of EVEHrS.
81 ELL ( Co, is this day dissolved by mutual consent.
FRANK ENERrS,
J. 4. SMELL.
Ii e. ETERrS.
The business viii hereafter be conducted under the
name ami Hrn OF +. d. ENERTS < co.
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FOREIGN CoNsULS.

Foreign Consnls resident in San Francisco
British Consul-George Aiken, corner of Cali
fclnB and EeidesdorfT streets
Bremen Consul-A Van WeymAn (actiog, Jul
ius Schultz. Leppien & Co Cal street.
Belgian Consult Ilachette, sansome street
rear Washington.
liChili Consul Samuel Price, Montgomery St.
between Washington and jackson.
| Chinese Consul-Normau Assing, sacramento
street between Kearney and Dupont.
Danish Consul-Jo Frontlin, Clay street
between between Battery and Front.
FRENCH Consul-Patrice Dillon, jackson st
above POWELL
Hamburg Consul-Alfrcd Godefroy, (absent)
Kirchoh, acting, Sacramento street, near
Battery
lIanovarian Consul-0 H. Frank, Battery St
sacramento.
Hawaiian Ccnsul-Charles E. Hitchcock, Cag-
ifornia st.'betweon Battery and Front.
Mecklenburg Schwerin Consul De Freme-
ry, lanscme street, near Jackson,
Mexican Consul-W. f. Barron, Merchant ST.
above Montgomery
Norway and Sweden Consult. J. Harlich,
clay street, between Battery and Front
Nicaragua Consult Casafousih, corner Of
clay and Montgomery streets.
Oldenburg Consult. +. Van Lcngerke, Bat
terry, corner pine street
Peruvian Consul-Cha's B Polhemus, califor-
MIA street, between Leidsderff s. sansome
Portuguese Consnl-John Searle, Battery ST.
near jackson.
Portuguese Vice Consult. E. Wiley Jackson
street, near Front.
Prussian Consolidated Godefroy, (absont)
kirchotf acting consul, sacramento near
Battery.
Russian Cousul-P Kostromitinoff, Battery
street lear Pacific. (Russian ice CO.
Spanish Consul-J< NJ. De Satrustegui, Bat
terry street, near Pacific
Swiss COnsul-Theophile dc Rutte, clay street
between Battery Front.
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The undersigned embrace this opportunity 70 thank
the public for the patronage hitherto bestowed. while
ope iiug under ibe late firm. and inform them that
she business viii continue in connection with Adams &
70. Marysyiie. where of the firm caa always be.
found ready attend to every department Of business
pertaining 10 an Express. The business in the mou7-
tns viii be under the direct supervision of Frank Ey-
egis. whose efforts and attention shall not be found
wan'ingin TN endeayor satisfy the business commu-
nifty F. D. EVERTS 4 co
Marysfille July 81, 1854. 38if
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ETI0LINS-of excellent tone, for sale ehead
y by C. A. SMITH,
B.dEell Bookstore
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New Arrangements.
IANGT(lN & BROThES
TREASURE, PACKAGE AND LET
TER EXPRESS.
DAILY, to and from DoWNlhNlLLE and
n
ADAMS & CO.,

By every steamerto the Atlantic States and
Europe,, South America, Australia, Oregon,
the Sandwich Islands and China.
Renewed facilities are now offered to the
public for transmitting
Gold Dust, Valuable Packages, 81 Letters,
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Ranch Tor Sale +!

mar31-2ltf
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-04-20
An Epitone of news.

California dates of the 10Th ult, brought
| by the steamer illinois, informs US that none
of the suspended Banks had resumed pay
ment and that the .'Sunday Bill" for the
suppression of all noisy and indecent amuse-
tments. that have SO long hitherto disgraced
San Francicco, only needed the Cows sane
ton to become law. The ATTORNEY of
SanFrancisce whe-was bailed in the sum of
two thousand dollars on charged of FORGE
ry had decamped.
We also see that Charles Sumner is in
California and intends delivering lectures
IN the principle cities of that State, out on
what subject we are not advised.
We regret to hear of the sudden demise
of Martin Van Buren, the young Meter
Mich of America, who died on the Goth ult.
IN Paris while seated at dinner. His d.
sease is reported to have been consumption.
The reported execution of Elestrampes
at Havana, is duly confirmed by later advi-
ces from Cuba. He is said to have met his
fate with imperturtable frmness. His last
words were .'vive la liberte death to allty-
rants" Brave Man!
From the Washington Union of the 18th
inst, we learn of another Cuban outrage on
the American flag. 1t seems that the A.
merican brig, P. R. Hickman, when few
miles from the coast of Cuba. was fired at
by a Spanish cruiser and not allowed 10 pro-
ceed before an examination of her papers:
Will Uncle Sam allow such insults to pass
Iunnoticed
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-04-20
AOsC. do y0ss like Le0sseaa
aEO1.kh.


We have been. repeatedly asked by our
friends and acquantances if we were pleas
ed with Leavenworth as a place of res
idence. Scarcely an hour of the day pas
ses that show do you like LeaYenworthl" is
not ringing in our ears. We hear it on
every side, from every lip, in every sound.
In every letter we receive,it may be found.
The very air seenssto reverberate with it.
We have invariably expressed odrself as
highly pleased with Leavenworth and her
intelligent citizens. Indeed we are per-
fectly delighted with our new residence,
and why should we not be when our most
sanguine expectations have been more than
realized.
So content and pleased are we with
Leavenworth that we feel as the Hibernian
poet so beautifully says:
ooh! if there is an elysium on earth,
1t it this! it is this!
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-04-20
If bet of GOsstn.

= d
On our return from supper on Wednesday
evening last, our attention was attracted by
a man diligently removing books, pamphlets,
inkstands, ct ceteras from the lower room
of the Herald Building" which had Just
been vacated by the adjournment of court.
After watching his movements for some
little while, we continued our way to our
Sanctum where We found much to our aston
ishment that a number of yoluminous books,
among which we noticed Blackstone Com
mentaries by chittY. Territorial Laws,
Laws of the United States, had been placed,
without our consent or consultation, on our
table much to the confusion and derange-
ment of our papers. While we stood trans
fixed with astonishmentat the scene presen-
ted in our sanctun, man entered the Of
flee with hissarms filed with books who In
formed US much to our surprise that the room
below US was again to be used as the salon
de danse. We are decidedly of the opinion
that our citizens have great penchaat for
dancing, for in the short space of one week
NE have had occasion to chronicle twopleas-
ant rsHaions of,she young ladies and gentle
men of our city.
I'VE entered the room about 8 sossIoek,
not with the anticipates Of dancing bur fer
- Il
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-04-20

zAe 8AssAztef &eee7.eSslss
We were nor n the ieass surprised q
see that the SquatteE Sovereign. an able
and Jealous pre-slavsFy paper, lould be.
come exasperzled at the Gossrnst hasine
granteda certificate of election IS the ID
famous pennysa- liner Conway. when t6s
returns of the election cleazly indicate .
large major Of vosss for Mr.. ponalsonI
but we are &al61ished that the intelligen,
Editor of the Sovereign" should have
made use Of the low and debasing word
Odd" in speaking IN defence Of Mr..
BoHaldsoHss rights.
Hesays:-rGcy. Reeder has given thai
contemtibie puppy, NJ. F. Conway, cer
tiieake Of election - Councilman of the
Pawnee District, when, i is well known
that Mr.. Donaldson received majority OF
at least two hundred and fifty votes. We
can't stand that, certainly. Did If we do!
If the Legislature don't reconsider the ac-
tion Of the Governor, and give Mr.a Dom
aidsoh certificate, the Squatter Sever.
eigns viii take the matter in hand
We most cordially endorse the. senti-
ments .ofthe Squatter Sovereign; but we
deprecate the profanity of its language
Such words as 'sD-d" do not give that
force to language which many persons
suppose. We trust that the Atchinson
press will henceforth refrain from the rep
etition of word so offensive to good breed
ing. 1t is exceedingly unbecoming for the
editorials of a pro-slaoery paper to be in
terlarded with such low and vulgar Ian
guage. e s. -.
''hiaintain your rank vuIgarity despise,
To swear is neither brave polite nor wise.
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-04-20
Learc..sco,.sh Ahead.

Why is il that LeayenwoEh is SO far
rhead of Klckapoo, Atchinson. and other
settlements in the Tcrritorys or in other
wards why is u im LeaSsnworth is the
frs: towns:n Kansas in point o. size 2 This
question we heard asked during our recent
sejourn IN Weston on more occasions than
une. and Tie answer given on every occa.
sioa, as we heard it, was invariably in
shese words "oi.. it is got a little start be-
cause it is neas ihs Roft (meaning we
s,pposs Eod Lesseascr!h.) Such area
~x -s-es eEsa k.zI .z5cz
-. - -
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-04-20
Applications.
March 16

It should be borne In mind that tnis bus
mess has to be dispatched carefully and
methodically. Each letter of application,
has to be opened; read, and numbered; its
contents carefully noted; Its receipt ac-
,knowledged and record taken Of the same.
Besides this large numbers of applica-
tons We arc told that upwards of two hum
dred letters per day are received soliciting
information relative to the application of
the law to which in most instances long and
carefully prepared answers have To- be re-
turnsf. -
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-04-20

AS much inquiry is being made to as
certain when the commissioner of Pen
sions will commence issuing the new Land
Warrants under the recent munifcient
bounty land act of Congress, we append
the following paragraph which will answer
the inquiry in some degree.
New WAR Bounty WARRANTs.-The
first of July is named by some ofthe Wash
lngton letter-writers as the earliest day
at which it will be possible for the Com
missioner of Pensions to make Begin
ming In the issue of the new, Land War
rants, under the recent liberal act of Con-
gress, granting bountles to the Soldiers and
Seamen employed In the War service of
the country from 1890 to the present time.
1t is stated that the Commissioner and his
chief clerk aro pushing the preliminary ar
rangements to this object. Blanks have to
be printed; plates engraved; an extra force
of clerks to be employed, and other indis-
pensable preparations to be made, before
the evidences of the innumerable claim
ants tothese bonnties can be acted upon.
From the subjoined table showing the
number of applications at the Pension Office
for the short space of one week just con-
ception may be had Of the vast amount of
business TO be disposed of under this one
bounty land act passed by Congress.
pDi;cafions
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-04-20

tson! mean, weak, contensibls, and 20
ph sicaE 4 reason protesting 40 plausibii
| ity and without the sliektests vestige o
truth. Who would have assigned 20 absurd
50 ridiculo1s a season, bnla knaye! Who
would hare uttered % base alsehood-
should We NOT say lie but an unmitigatce
scoundreE Who would believe so nnfounded
a statement bur dupe! To affirm tha
our town ''has been built up by the Fort,
or even through her instrumentality is alb.
surd. ridiculous, and preposterous. as every
rational being must admit. Such a state.
mcntis base, false. and nnwasrantahle-snch
an allegation is vile malicious and unten-
|able.
We would ask those persons, who have
been so Jealous and pertinacious in making
their slanderous charges against Leaven-
worth, In ,Ohat way has Fort Leayenworth
built up our towna In what manner has
she been the means of making Lsayen-
enworth the most populous iowa insi the
Territory? How many -four buildings
have been erected by "the Fort?" How
many of our improvements have been
made by ..the Fort" In what way has
'.the Fort contributed to the past growth OF
our city?
We are surprised, but not astonished, to
see that men will resort to such disreputa-
ble and dishonest means with a view of
attaining their ignoble and nefarious pur-
poses when We recolfect that there are
,nany~yes a great many persons-in this
world whose only trade and pleasure is.
s'To add to the tale, accumulate the lie
Anu I'LL high the pyramid OF calumny."
May the lips of the man, who resorts to
ialsehood and calumny to impede the prog
ress of our town be forever sealed. May
the limbs of the wreteh-for man we can
not call him-who thus endeavours to stig-
matise our beautiful Leavenwerth be palsi-
ed. May his tongue cleare to the roof Of his
mouth. May he be anathema, maranatha.
May he be forever ostracised from the So
ciety of his fellow man.
The fact Of Leavenworth being the first
town In Kansas In point of size is not at
sributable to her proximity to '.the Fort, "
as some nincompoop has said but mnst be
attributed to the indolnitable perseverance,
unceasing efforts, and indefatigable indus
try other citizens, whose motto is, and has
been, Excelsior"
To their untiring exertions, to their stren-
uous and almost superhuman efforts, to
their go-aheadativeness, to their sagacity
does Leavenworth owe her present pros
perity; and would we not be illiberal and
unjust--yea less than man-if we did not
give our citizens due credit for what their
untiring industry has accomplished.
Never was the spirit of enterprise and
improvement more greatly manifested than
has been among our citizens. Never was
greater infexibility of determination eyin-
ced than has characterized the exertions Of
our citizens. The perfect success which
has attended their efforts bears attestation
of the undenlable fact that success and pros
perity have ever been the attendants of the
industrious man, and our town now stands
forth before the world as an exemplifica-
ton Of the old Roman proverb "LADon
vINcIT oMMIA."
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-04-20

s@A meeting of the shareholde ders Of
JACKSONVILLE will be hold in Leaven-
worth City on Saturday the 26th ms Let
all members attend.
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-04-20

Il i, stated that the Messrs. Dupont il
Delaware, arc mapu sctafing powds lol
he French army Tn the Crimes
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-04-20

|ese<sss sssenPls e roters,
and violent &kpulsion Of the original Judges.
For want<oes suzfie<nt oath, the election is
set aside. f14 eIas6n for Council and Re-
pfesentative. brdaEsa.
Third C0unoa D bsst.
Besides the protest for
violent exIUsfol q the Judges at the Te-
'gamseh poi spa al illegal votes, thefe are
E1nasefial ezzsufe5 In the cath rnrposelv
made-return in fo-m prescribed. This is
held under advisement for the present. but
will probably be set aside, and 4 20 srnew
election VIII be ordered for Rsprssststive.
Ssrsath Election District.
Besides the protest
cpmplaining Of aiarge pumbsf o Illegal
votes. the Judges do nor appear I'd have
been sworn af Is therefore
SET asldesE s1xsE $3.50 :
Eighth Eelection District.
"a No protest is filed,
and the proceedings in regular, prescribed
form.A aiority of votes for member of
the House of Reps. are east for Is ]. Ba-
ker, Esq, and he is declared elected In the
Fifth Rep. Dis.--For Council the vote is
a tie between H.sJ. Strickfer and H. Rice,
SO that as to the Council the result still de.
Pends non the Teeumseh poll.
Eouacfn
OF the ff,sr Prec;ncts
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-10-31
Incidents Of the Pc silence.

\ letter from Norfolk published in the
Charleston Courier. SAYS:
4 man jumped in 0 the r.ver,hs other
day and WAS drown- h,s entile family
lad b. TN swept awoy hv the breath Of
edestfoylrr. and he alone was Ieft.
We witness scenes every day that
maxi the tears flow aud ,h- hear, bleed
lady died AT the hospital last week
leaving n only child girl ahou, five
yea 5 old. She had ss-n iirr fathar and
bf thrrs. and SISTERS carried one 9y ono
10 thrr narrow bone aud the spirit OF
her dear mother had now d"paned.
She sat by the cold corpse weeping
bitterly, and as she sat there sa,bnp
with her IA = buried IN her lap. felt
= warm t.af-drops course down nv
own cheeks | Commanded my feeIinys.
AID spoke to her tenderly. 1t II heI
that nsr mother was no ongor ck, and
suffering pain. but sle vas in Hesv.n;
~ the presence Of her saviour and IN the
company Of angels and . people, and
II Sc would be- good rlrl she setlld
s"e her mot or again comfurtod her
hy telling her that God ,as her father.
an that he would take care OF her.
She left the room. A bout an h ur after.
wards, while was waking along the
street ! saw this little glrI; she r.eoo.
Missed N. Immediately. aud smiling
tdrnu2h her tears, she r.n towards me-,
and, claspln2 my hand IL ter- snp SAT-,
with touching simplicity, DO SIR, have
my mother burned ia n coffin; il would
pain my mother very much If she was
put into one OF those horr,d boxes"
We copy the following extract from
a letter pu' 'ished in the Charl. s,on
Mercury. from one ofthe physicians
Of tne city. now in Norfolk. What a
volume g ~ ecsS 4 ypeAk.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-10-31

A formidable rebellion has troken ont
agains. the British Government, in india.
Tie insurgents are wild, strange
race Of people called San,hals Their
e. aracter and habits arc described in the
Delhi Gazette, of August 1th, as race
little better than savages, and inhabt the
lower slopes Of the hills from Bangul.
pore 10 Dris.a. 1hey are for the most
part destitute Of Firearms; but they in a
measure make up for this advantage by
their skill in the use Of the bow. which
they do not hesitate 20 render more dead.
ly by the cruel device Of poisoned arrows
Their eIigion is simple and barbar-
Gus idolitry the worship o. stocks and
stones, without any Of those mystical re.
finemen,s by which the idolasry Of the
Hindoos 10 oyerlaid. Their mythology,
compared with that Of the Vlndeos, 10
almost a blank, and they have no notions
OF caste. Their food consists Of a,.nos,
anything that can be eaten, from touds
and catlerpillars up to tigers and horned
cattle, for the hesh Of kline is not forbid.
drn them As to their vices, il is certain
from their recent proceedings that they
combue cowardice with cruelty 10 a re-.
markable degree, for they war with
women and child. en- as well as men; aud :.
unlike the North American 1ndion, who
prizes most a warrier's scalp tue head
OF the woman is TO the Saulha, the most
acceptable trophy tina. he can take away
from the village oil his enemy. But with
all this il 10 remarkable that the San.
thals are distinguished for a love Of truth
which exists nowhere else among the
natives Of India. Their numbers are
said 10 amour, to 100 600 fig ting m-n,
aud if they arr joined by other tribes, the
number OF v ndhyanb,sl msn capable OF
h~artny arms against Us wonEd become
Formidable indeed. II is not supposed
tat any atremped will be made during
the present season TO do more thau 10
drive the enemy TO The hills and keep
hIn there. --.ext cold season will be- the
line for active offensive Operations, d
most Ell nal re,rbutIon Tor the damage
done III $. be inflicted, if The shock winch
THIS affair has gwen 10 our prestlge 10 10
b. recovered from.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-10-31
Eree.T.n7ein the West.

From the accounts given OF Free-Love.
Hn. or "passional attraction in the New
York papers, We had supposed this BIAS
phemous fana,cism or its vagran, disci-
pies would not spread beyond the State
Of its crigina,ion. But The prairies of
the Nest are as much the home OF be-.
nighted and deluded humanity a. the
poru!ous cities Of the East.
We are informed that there are ,~o
families Of Free. lovers residing in Cedar
county; that recently Mr.. Cracon. one
Of the impos.ers Of the new fana,csm,
Waited them, when one of the men, being
the head Of family, became sick aud tins
ecoundrel prevailed upou him to Consent
to trasfer all his properly to the "Oneida
Community" which 10 an established
branch Of this new doctrine; bu, b fcre
the transfer was made, the neighbors
hearing Of the villalny Of this Cragon.
in,erfered and put an end to 1t. Cragon
then refused TO permit the man 10 have
medical attendance, hence, in few duy.,
be died.
The doctrine there pre- ached By era =.
goa was, that it was wrong to employ a
physician, as CLris, would minister TO
his afflicted, and assured them the sIck
man would recover aud 1--we forever 49,
The os'ensible ohjec, Of this Crag N was
TO establish here q colony Of hi- deud.d
followers, bu, the neigAbors getting pr Il.
~ warm In the matter, and were discus.
ing the propre;y Of houorng said era.
gon with pleasure excursion on one o.
those useful vehicles OF crafts, usually
denonina,ed a rail-" he, the said "a.
goa, declined the honor, and vac ted Il i.
premises, after first having w,rk.d upon
that tender chord Of human iral,y 10
10 strengthen their faith In his drlus ons
ey making them believe they were per.
secu'ea for opia,on's sake by tue Lea.
then roundabout. B. .he.by, when he
scoundrel left, he took with him dausL.
ter Of the deceased man, she being a
promising girl OF about Ia years Il age
Such viliai-y ought not to 90 unQedged
Of justice.