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IL are Just beginning to find out that Watson,
Newbury d Co., can, aud do Sc II lumber cheaper
than any other dealers in town consequently, they
go there and buy. and we'll satisfied tht they
go twice and three times Row, as We calculate
to stay here and sell boards. say to all W no are Ill
want ~ plank come and at the corner q Nam
and Eighth streets, and viii satisfy yon- that
what We say is true. WATSON, NEWBC ny 4 Go.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

AtRESCE.N'T CETy"P L.g.HT.x.G; .4.l-Tl
&Flooring sIill, Sash. Door aud Blind Man.Ifac-
tory Window and Door Frames Base Castings
and Moudings of all kinds made to order; Dressed
Flooring aud Weather boarding hand.
The undersigned woud inform the public in gem
cral that they have fitted the above establishment
with machinery, and are in operation and
ready to all manner of work in their line
short notice. and in good style any similar
Establishment in this part Of the country, ansl,on
reasonable term. Orders from abroad solicited,
which viii be promptly filled and carefully put up
and shipped Orders from builders, carpenters, and
Enlistment Is GA The Canal Basin and City Wharf,
co,ivpnientto the river and Railroad Depot and the
business parts of the city. DYSON & WADE.
sept2O-2md ENQUIRER and Eoksbote COPY.
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WWOONEER E"EGET.HBLES-ER 81
Ne ARRIVAL.
20 Turkics.
10 Dozen Chickens.
10 Bushels Potatoes.
As Dozen Eggs. \. D. REYNOLDS & co.
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AlsoTxCE To C0.N'TR.ECT0Rs.-

RjSGTEfE TO Es.N'TR.E[T0RS.-
@ v The Board of Common Council of the City of
Henderson, Ky, are prepared to receive proposals
mp Monday, the 18th instant. for tho erection of
Market House. somewhat similar to the Central
Market in this city.
Plans and Specifications can he seen by afPlica-
ton 10 JAS. d. SAUNDERS,
his Office on Third street, Evansville.
octIi-td
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II SALE.-The undersigned has l2oO0 second
hand Sacks for Sale. They are suitable for Wheat
Oats. Enquire at the City Mills.
VctJ GEORGE WOLFIN, Agent.
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~ OGR KSRE-HE.E3 THsS.
81 al yuu want to gel good Hay,
If YOU want to- get good Corn, BE-
If you want to get good odts,
If You want to get good Bran, tr
II you want TO GIT good Crushed FecS
1t you want 10 get good Chicken Fred,
If yon want TO get good Corn Meal,
IF YOU want to get good Timothy Seed,
Ii yNn want 20 get good tr,Ss Seeds Of any and
every kind. calf al HUSTON y Feed and Seed store,
under the Telegraph Office. where You can be
commOdated ~ cheap as the cheapest, aud good
the best delivered in any part of the city free Of
driyage. Rtcoilert- at RUS1ON'S on Water street.
Just received. my first shipment by Canal, loo
tons of first-rate new Timothy Hay and for sale
cheap. tscpt2sl r. ;. il. z
EE.gCkEREE .9.N.D gS.HITE EZSg.
q ECO barrels and half barrels
Picked Moss bales,
Refined Sugars-5O barrels Crushed, Powdered,
and Refined " hte. For sale by
sep2s GILBERT & BOwLFS.
FKVO EOE,ERS OF 81 OOD TE.S.-
IL \ superior article of Young IIyson. just
ceived and for sale by A. D. REYNOLDS * Co.
SeDtZ7
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.uE.sT sHoP.

Hy.TRECTE's .UE.sT SHGP. = THE
IL undersigned VT hes to inform the r9x,y,-,
sgTxz5sy piplic that he has opened u
HIIfJ Meat Shop the of Sx1Ss =
2zSesSssas Market and Walnut streets, ssss4t-ss.s
where he will constantly Keep all kin'l- Of fresh
meat, anil would be hanfy 10 meet his friends aud
customers. Please give a call
octIf THEoBALD ENRICH.
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FTST GOT 'E.u IND EE:z.N'T TO
81 Sell quick, 10 barrels nice Green Apples finest
If the season. fnetil A. ID. REYNOLDS & Co.
G1GsH'D RES. -.gL.uOyN'DS, EyE-
~ BElarS, Brazil Nuts, English WalnutS, Figs,
raisins, currnts, rock candy, oysters, Holsters,
sarnes, alum EPSON salts, sulphur, roll brim-
stone, cerperas, nadder, extract of logwOod, indi
CO. cream tartar, soda, bed-cors, backing, bat
ting, cloves. cement cigars of all kinds, nUtmegs.
ginger of ali kinds glass jars lanterns and TASKS,
lemon syrup, mustard, matches pepper sauce, SPAN
ish MOSS stone pipes, powder safety fuse, tobacco Of
all kinds, fancy soaps, starc vinegar, coriage, let
ter, note, cap and writing paper teas Hour, citnl
phor, envelopes, salt peter, etc, ETC. etc.
supply ofthe above kept constantly on hand,
and for sale io,r, by GILBERT & B0WLES, -
Octl-tf Sycamore Street, Nater.
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CHE Daily gonrnal
EVANSVILLE, IND.
The Next Legislature.

SATURDAY MORNING ............n.... OCTOBER 10
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The Pike Peak excitement still continues
The buffalo hunters are coming in, and the
mountain trappcrs begin to make their ap-
pearance. There has been an unusual guam
tity of buffalo robes, otter skins and other
furs taken this season.
The weather is quite cold and we had a
severe frost yesterday morning. Money is
extremely tight, and there are but very few
prescriptions being taken up, at present
The health of the Territory is excellent
Yours &C., G. F. P
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&PFCES.-sz5 EGGS PEPPER; 10
~ Bugs Pmelto.
5 Mats Cloves.
. Cases Prime NutneGs.
Gases indigo. Just received by
septl1 WHEELER L RIGGS.
EElGH ETE FIVE SHE.N'lZES.
W Those who intend TO their new mousse
with good article of Pine Shingles, had better call
upon the Subscriber soon, he has hut - a few
more left" JOHN =. GLOVER.
augl1 Corner Main and Seventh streets.
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EEEf.N,Os EoR s.TEE.-CHREsTGf.N.

EEf.9.N'OS r on S.IEE.-EHRESTLI.N
Il DECKER, Wheelright, on Third street. near
the Court House, has Three very SUPERIOR rich-ton-
ed and highly finished Pianos, built in this city by
German builder, who has worked in Of the
best shops of Europe which he offers for sale low.
He has had these Instruments built to encourage
strtIser TO establish himself here, and ntroduce
and important branch OF manufacturing. The
Pianos warranted for THREE years, and will be
kept in tune for year. gratis. If the Instru-
ments fail in any particular, the builder will be
here to make his work gcod. He does not hesitate
to say the Instruments he offers fully equal to
any that can be brought here, and if our citizens
will but try them, their superiority will overcome
all prejudices against home productions. Those
wishing to purchase, and those who desire to soc
what can be done in own city, ar; invited to
call and examine them. [sept6l c. DECKER.
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Eyo0sxER p.EGET.gBLEs-

-E& Is dozen Chickens.
II Eggs,
10 bush. Sweet and Irish Potatoes,
Also, Hamburger Cheese
sept y A. u. REYNOLDS & Co.
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No. s. Main street,
D0CKPO8RT sC.sDE.uE.- y

FT.zZL STYLE DRESS HATS
n Comprising al the latest American and French
fashions. Our fall style Dress Hat is unsurpassed
for symctrica proportions, and is equal, if not
perior in durability and beauty, ans made.
Our canformatoT enables Us to warrant perfect
and comfortable fit to the wcarer, matter how ir
regular his head may be. Now is the time gentle
mcn, 20 leave your orders.
VACTIER ( MARC0SSIER,
sonf1I 80 Main street.
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wH.yRS,a.sRE FOE THE EsLL.F.H'sl

y Young NHrI- fIr ~1l'. f,r o7~h l-NuF Hi7C~.
,,;i T. EFENpI - AZ 90.
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Highly Important From Manageable British
Fleet After the Fiilibus.ars


New YORK, Dec. ll.-Thc steamer Wash.
ington. from Nicaragua. arrived here ,hi; fore
noon. She reached San Juan on the 18th No
vember, and found in port the American frigatc
Savannah and Sloop-ol-war Jamestown: also the
British ships Leopard and EalorouS. SIR Win.
Gore OuSley was on board the latter.
Nothing has been heard OF the Hermann on
the Pacific side
The Nicaraguan Government refused pcrnis.
sion 10 land the passengers of the Washington,
alleging that tncv were libuStcrS. The steam
rr Catherine Maria was however. sent 10
Granada To obtain permission TO land the pas
seuccrS ii the Hermann had arrived.
The Washington was boarded by two officers
with side arms, from the British ships NaoroaS
and Leopard, who asked 10 see the passenger
list. and also for information us 10 whether she
had munitions of war on board; but they did
not insist on raising the matches, and then left
suddenly Boats from the Leopard then went
to the mouth of the Colorado, to intercept; 250
men who were reported TO have landed there
from the Washington, on the previous night.
Col. ChiliS, the companyS agent. returned
from Granada without accomplishing any ar
rangemcnt. On the contrary, the boat WAS not
allowed TO pass Fort San Carlos without an oi!i-
Ger anda file Of soldiers Oh board
The Government. however. became finally
satisfied that there were no iilihuSterS either
on the Washington or Hermann, and the steam
or was permitted TO land at Virgin Bay The
agent OF the company then proceeded to san
Juan del Sur. TO look after the HERMANN.
No orders having come for the passengers Of
the Washington to 90 forward By the mail
route, they remained on board and returned TO
New York.
Our boat could not ctup the San Juan, ow-
Ing to low water, and had proceeded TO the
mouth of the Colorado where she arrived 1t
daylight the next morninnS just in time TO he
seen by the Leopard. She was chased 10y the
boats from the Leopard with howi;ze:> ana
small arms; bu; on overtaklnS uS. aud lndin,
no tihbuStcrS on board, they went back 10 their
ship, whichrcturned to Grcytown On the 18th
the Roanoke arrived at Greytown. with the in
formation that the Hermann Lad proceeded III
rect to san Francisco.
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grants Of land, and that he had gwen Salnuc'
Williams the power of attorney 10 sell them.
Mr.. Tappan. Of New Hampshire. replied 10
the charge Of one Of the paper, IN Texas. t'ia'
Inc had signed IL - member oil the Committee
on the Judiciary of the 3ith Congress. the IT,,
mort OF the committee tor the impeachment "i
Judge Watrous, and that now he had signed
the report generating him. The whole pro-
ceedincs at that time We're er l"rtt i: neither
,Iu,ir. Wa,rorS nor any friend of hi, was be
fore the committee Other gentlemen might
bc satisfied upon the evidence before the com
mit,ee. of the guilt Of Judge Watrou>. but he
was not, All he desired was that the House
world rive the case their attention upon the
testimony. and not he carried away by the
,lanor from the State Of Texas cr elsewhere.
\ majority Of the committee had drciuc" 'l,a'
whatever prciudicc> there might be- III 'At
State %! Texas. the Committee on the JuaicE,f!
had nothing 10 do with them. and that Jud.'
Watrou, could not he permitted TO defend INN
self from them As the gentleman from Penn
sylyania Mr.. Chapman had alluded to tlIi'
matter, he would say that it grew ont oil tn
decision of judge WatrouS in reference {" tins
statute of limitations. by which portion o
the citizens of Texas We're prevented from
poirr Ia other States I" escape the payiA"n. o
their debts.
The Chair laid before the House a commune
cation from the United States Treasurer, eng
bracins his accounts. when was laid on the
table
The llouS. thea. st quarter past I" o'clock
adjourned
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LATER FRoM EUROPE.

NEW YoHE, Dee. i2.-Thc steamship Persia.
with Liverpool dates to the 9th November, 'u!i-
Acd here to-day.
The shore end ofthe Atlantic cable Ina, been
successfully laid and spliced The Galway
Steamship Company have three .! their
first class steamers Of great speed for the HcN,
Summer. 1t is said that an angio-i'rcac!I :ieet
will sail for the Gulf of Mexico in December.
The French fleet takes a battery OF Artillery
to oppose tillibuStcr>. Senior Orlano has Acca
appointed to succeed Gen Conci!a in Cnba.--
The latter remains at Havana til! McXicaa al
fairs are settled. Montalcmbcrt'a trial lasted
halfa day lie was sentenced 70 three months
Imprisonment, and to pay iiac Of 5000
francs.
Admiral Lyons is dead. Ii i, reported tia;
Lord Napier will get the Berlin mission. Moth
ing has yet been heard from the missing steam
ship Indian Empire.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 21.-Cotton has declined
one sixteenth to one quarter pence for lniddling
and inferior qualities. Tic sales Of the week
amount to 10000 bales. o: which spectators
took 500 bales aud exporters 900. The market
closed quiet. ConSols 9S.
Flonr is very dull and prices are easier
wheat is dull and steady. Corn has declining
tendency. Sugar is firm and slightly higher.
Rice has advanced six pence. ko>n is steady
a. i I'd
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THE EDINBURGH REVIEW.

This periodical has lately assailed the South
ern States with vindictive malice that over
steps truth and justice. We publish to-day
the first part of a reply from the pen OIL
George F,tzhugh, made at ear request, and ioi
which wc ask a calm and careful reading We
know that :he Review is powerleSs to inlure
slavery among Southern men, but we are
unwilling to allow such Misrepresentation te
BASS without rcfutation, even though they are
harmless. The ,aendacious spirit that die
tatcd this review has ovcrleapcd itself and
from its violence becomes harmless.
Mr. Fitzhugh arrays the facts of reply with
great power and effect.
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CINclSSArl. Dec. lo.-llogs are dull Those
of light weight now sell at s. soar per 100
lbs. Mess pork heavy at $l7al7 90. Beef
quiet. Butter and lard unchanged
BALTIMORE, Dec. ll.-Flour is firm at So,
but holders are firm in demanding So l2t-
Wheat is unclangcd-whitc 81 3jal 80; red
81 goal % Corn is inactivc-wh,e G5 cents;
yellow IS cents. Provisions are steady and
unchanged. Whiskey is firm-oho 20 cents.
New YoRx. Dec ll-Flour is firm State
brands 81 25a4 90; Ohio So 25a5 DO South
ern $5a5 40. Wheat is dull; red 81 l2t ;
white 81 %. Corn is dull: old white 50 cts,
Pork is heavy; old mess SIT s.; new SIS 90;
prime IA So. Lard is heavy at lsalis cents
Whiskey is dull at 255 cents.
Stocks are dull and lower-Ch. and Rk. ISL,
62; III. Cent shares, 76s Lac. aud Mil, IS !;
Mich. So, 81; n. y. Cent. SAT Heading, 90;
Mil. and Miss, II; Mo. 6s, S?i; Sterling En-
change firm, with moderate business at lO9sa
1921
New York, Dec. 1l.--All grades of Hyson
teas above Soc have considerably advanced; for
other descriptions the market is generally I'M
changed.
Coffee.-At sale of 3,5l5 bags of coffee to-
day, all but $40 bags were sold at % to II
cents. Better grades are firm; others are
easier.
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lie DESERTED WIFI

lie comes mott have watched the moon 20 Gown,
Eli; Vet he comes not. Once II was no' so.
He thinks rot how these bitter tears do :!ow,
The while he h lids his riot in the town
We; he will come and Glide, aud shall weep;
An he will wake my infant from lis sleep.
To blend il, feeble wailin. with my tears.
o. how love mothers watch 10 keep.
Over those sleeping eyes tina, smile. which cheers
Nv leir,. though sunk in sorrow. fixed and deep
had :. husband once. who loved mellow
He ever wears q irown upon his brow.
And feeds his passion on wanton> !ip.
As bees from laurel flowers poison sip
Bat yet cannot hate -. there we've !'o'''S
When could hang forever on bis eye,
And Time who stole with >;lcn: witness ny.
S,-eweti. Us he hurried on, his path WIN "'"e'N'
loved him ,hcn--h he loved INC 100 NY h'"r'
Still finds is iondnc>s kindlc il he Sinllr'
The memory OF our loves will ne Gr depart
And though lac often sin. me WAN Il dLf'
Veno,n,i and barbc,.. and waste upon ihy vie
C.russcs which Ej> babe and mime should Si,aFc-
'Thou,h. n. should >rurn me! vii! calmly he:r
Ills ,u,,incSs; ana should sickness come and l..E
I;s par.vzinc hand npon INN. then
| wnuld with kindness all my wrongs repay.
Until the pcni,ent shoHld weep and say
How injured and how faithful | had been.
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EXCITEMENT IN WASHINGTON CITY.

WAsmiNcToy. Dee l..-'ihe recca; nic.!i
gence from Nicaragua. has caused great excite
ment in this city. Ii reported that the board
in: Of the Steamship Washington At san Juan,
BY the British officers, is di.crcdigcd by the
members Of the Administration. Others ;!iui,
it possible, regarding it revival Of the right
of search, aud Us s;;ch threatening crioi!S com
plicationS.
The President will this week send 10 the sen
ate appointments ofolliccrS Of the Navp who's,
cases have been favorably reported upon by
the late Board
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The French system j. the -'ihlo''' "i n'ich Ii'','
sion in the English and French journals. IL tie Re
yuc de- DcuN Morir>. which i The organ "i t',t
abo!i;ic,>t, or de- imi- dr> No;rS. 4 !, -e'rFei
attacked: III the ..Rr,mc Contemporaries. u ""ith
/ end = copy herewith. il j. defended. IL i IlI!t'
evident that a conviction j. gaining Strength both III
En,Iuu! and Franc. tin, the compulsory "ina'!!"1-
;iyu of th, slave, IN their tropical c,"iIie-. ~ Az;
;horitv of government grave political! error his'
been comntt-d-,.n error unjust /" the CO.! "n!>t-.
who's. RIGHTS of prnpcrt. were DESTROYED aud L" the
.olonie, hv the :.rlllu;uH al the Labor which made
them productive without securing aii! cDinci!>a'il
benefit /, Was a tribute 10 al abstract idea. Ai!
now to r.pair tie error IN itS ,'.t"il'ii'..
sense measures are Tt>pf'd u "liich ai"'u''
essentially and NECESSARILY +" tbs re-IoTat;"ii 81
slavery. whether ii TIE '"'4,> -, w, re-
cinr,,lt- "r the rcclli1n> -cp"l> 81 British india
for NOR. Objectionable than IL, regulated -SHtr," 81
slave labor which The present generation i'tii q,
,abl;>hrd and destroyed. Ii j. subject 81 :" hl'h
itrrc-; the United States that have Thought x
not an>- to make this communicated IL "!l":i'
10 mo that when the condition %! the native born
Slave n he United States intelligent. vel 'Irr'l !"r
chri>ani4ri and happy. i r'ilifs>tci Win Una. ~
the co"lir or the African onigrant. or the Transported
Indian Sepoy the mos: ;..,;id;"ji- !hi!aaf"!t ""'
not hesitate 20 declare the advantage !" Tee on our
side: and when rg ii;.id governments -" III" i.'i.''
ii European civilization seen! in moment "i IA
ratic>im Interfere wiki rights 81 property. ;id I"
d-,tru, III. labor n! whole communities "n an a''-
-;r,ci notion. ;ni soon compelled hy political he
rcS>iti"- resort :" .Uci ;H"a>i!rc> % repair he
wroi, which tli"Y haze lone. tlIa ~. right minded!
men with II, viii conclude tina, j, is better :" bear
the i'll wr i.av- ,ian ~ I" others which We know
not Of.
am, very respectfully. yonr obr!irn; ,.ryam.
j. Y. MASON.
Hon LLvI- C,>-. Secretary al State.
This subject will he continued in our next
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NIISCELLAN EOCS
CARD.

Tc TIE Editors et tie Ehqvirer:
LEXINGTON. Va. Dec. =, ISIS.
Having learned that c. Irving, ESQ. has pub
licly withdrawn his charges in relation to tic
private character of Judge BrockcnhrouGh. we
deem it due to Mr.. Irving 10 withdraw any
thing which may be personally offensive 70
him. in our card Of the Goth November.
WILLIAM MARTINI
- Ii I,AMnEN liz
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NH
NICARAGUAN AFFAIRS.

Augusta. Dec 12.--Thc Mobile Register
Of Saturday contains letter signed by W. X.
C. Webster, written in New York, April 1857,
and addressed to the President Of Nicaragua.
1t refers to the black mailing OF lG newspapers
into opposing Gen. Walker. The writer says:
81 am determined to push matters with the
Cabinet andprcvent the sailing of iillibus-
fcrs "
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TIVE YACHT 1uANnEprp

SAVANNAH, Dec 1.-THE "Rcpubcan' Of
this morning learns, on good authority. that
the Yacht Wandcrcr had succeeded in cvadinc
the vigilance OF the cruisers, and landed car
20 of negroes in the ncighborhood Of St. An
drew's Sound, near Brunswick. \ portion Of
the cargo was subsequently seat up the Saltill'
On hoard q steamer
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ARRIVAL OF THE FRIGArE NIAGARA.

N.w YoK4. Dec. 1.-THE United States
steam frigate Niagara arrived here this morn
ing, having arrived at Monrovia on the sth
November. where she landed two hundred
Africans--7l having died on the passage
She sailed thence for New York on the 10th.
>N-N-S~-----'
n.l,, I. ,,.o,l,
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POLITICAL.
A GEM.

The following, from the pen OF James Il. Perc;ral,
is one Of the mos; touching poems in the English
language 1; moreover tells the story Of many I;
breaking heart
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not prepared to adopt any such conclusions, H..
denied the power t" send the case To- the Sena,.
from an Impression that it should Lc firhcr
examined. They must examined for them
selves. The Senate wcr" to he their own lnl,e.
in TIM matter
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On motion, the meeting ADJOURNED.

Tmy RRv. DA.iEL Do"NEY. OF SrAt NTos.-
This Clergyman. Of tho Catholic Church. ~
ring last month. was sentenced to eight years
Incarceration in the pcnitentiary. on charge 81
having shot and killed in an alteration ma"
who ilal seduced and refused to marry ser
want girl in Downey's employment. Since ttr
trial and the hearing Of the evidence II IS >;;''
that popular sympathy has been in favor % .nr
accused. so as to consider the sentence h,shiy
severe We see By the Stanton papers TIA.
new trial has been granted NJ Downey' ="
Judge Thompson
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'' .N0rs sol1 .Iiiti1r.
....L = t.c.. ..Ll...L.-.-.L. MN .In.sE

Yc, they had the happiness toact their part'
anu qui; tie stage before. the kissing began
whilst Brousila;n, surviving his intellect and hi,
fame. but ciincing. with lying grasp, to his
,nouomania, remind, Us oi iiackay'S madman,
who mistakes stones 70: .oid. just as Brousham
mistakes his Penny Magazine and Tracts foi
the People, for true gospels.