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The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-10-29

tbs New SCPREnE JUDGE OF CALIFORNIA
The San Francisco Times Of the 23i ult, SAYS
wv. W. Cope has been sworn in BY Judge
Court, in the place Of David s. Terry resigned. y
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-10-29

The Cleveland Herald says incredulously Of
the teIegrsphic. versions Of The Harper's Ferry
troubles:---",We don't yet believe the whole
tale We don't yet believe that Ossaw atomic
tJobn) Brown-crazy as be il On the Glavery
questionable been engaged 10 such fool
hardy business. IF he has, be has fallen in d
miserable cause, and his fate was deserved 4
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d Coon PLUCK-Mr. Buchanan considers Ian
easter. Pa, % his voting place and every year
at lection time he " promptly on hand to de-
post his vote This year he was there, as usual
though The city that. gave him 900 majority
three years before, this year went 500 against
him; We hope our Republican friends will
initiate the example OF our /" venerable PRESS
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-08-04
How to put off the Old Man.
Fact.

Pass your hand over Deacon Ms head,
and about an inch and a half above. and a
little toward Of the cars, you find protub-
rance which phrenologists call the bump of
acquisitivcness.
By nature the deacon loved mammon; by
gtace he loved God. Between them there
was continual war. Both fought-one like
Michael. and the other like the deua. As
there was long war between the house of
David and the house of Saul, SO there was
long war in the earthly house of the deacon.
As with God, so with the deacon; troop
oyercsme him, but he overcame at the last,
% appears by the following Circumstance:
In the same Church with Deacon M was
a poor brother. This poor man had the
misfortune to lose his COW. She died. To
get him another, the good deacon headed a
subscription with five dollars, and paid it.
This act disquieted mammou. Mammon,
with true Iscar,ot zeal, began to rant and
rave: "why this waste, charity begins at
home; the more you give the more you may;
let people learn to take care of themselves" F"
The deacon was Baptist; but he found
that the baptismal water did neither drown,
wash away, nor wash clean the old man.
The ,empter backed mammon, and putting
glass to the deacon's eye, showed him,
not the Kingdoms and glorics OF this world
but the peor-house, w:etchedness, poverty,
and rags, and said, "All these things will
your master give you in your old age as a
reward of your charity"
To.stiIl these clsmors. Deacon M. went
to the destitute man, and told him he must
give bach the five dollars. The poor man
returned il. This last act reused the neT
man, and now nature ard grace stood face
to face.
To give, or not togive, that was the question:
There. stood the deacon, posing and bal
ancing. and hating between two opinions
The deacon spoke: "My brother, some men
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-08-04
SHERIFF'S SALE.
STEWART g. kEELINE

SAMUEL I BLACK, ct al.
DY VIRTUE of Plurus Vendi TO me directed.
ID from the CoUi of Common Pleas of Belmont
county, Ohio, will offer for sale, at the door oi
the Court House. in St. Cairsvie, in said county,
On Tuesday, the 18th day of August. 1859,
between the hours of ten o'clock, I. m., and four
o'clock D. M, of lid day. the following described
property, to wit: Lot No. l6l in Wallace s. addi-
tlon, Lot No 81 in Hobensack's addition, and one
hall of Lot l62 in Martins addition-all OF which
additions are in the Town of Martinsville Belmont
county, Ohio, and levied upon as the property ol
R. A. Black.
No. l6l appraised at 500;
No. 81 appraised at sl0G;
One half of l62 appraised at $50.
Terms OF sale cash. p. LOCHARY,
Sheriff of Belmont county, Ohio.
Sheriff's Office, St. Clairsvie, July l4th 1859.
4t--printers fees 50 so
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-08-04

0TPersons wishing to estab ish Manufactures
sec advertisement OF the uammouton !,aHds.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-08-04
DRUGS AND MEDICINES,
1. HOGE,
ATTORNEY at LAW,
AMI HANn AGENT

MOUNDSNlLisE. Marshall county, Va, Twelve
miles below Wheeling, Offers for sale the following
tracts of Land, viz:
1st.-I40 acres in the woods, on Dry Run, one
mile from the Ohio River, and eighteen miles beIow
Moundsville, at Sc co an acre.
2nd.-100 res on Coon's Run miles from tht
river, by good road. and Is miles below Mounds
vile, st s. 90 an acre.
3rd.--350 acres, with 100 acres cleared, two mile,
from the river The waters of Proctor Rin, q
mil es below this place. This is very rich land wei
watered, aud will make fine stock farm for ethel
Cattle sheep. For sale at SIS 20 acre, in easy
payments
4th.--2Ie acres on the upper side OF Proctor, and
miles from the river. 30 cleared at So 90 al
5th.-IGG acres, Joining :he last tract, with twenty
five acres ciearea, at SIS 90 an acre
6th.-375 acres in the woods. on Fish Creek Wal
ers, = miles from Beion Station, on the Baltimore
d Ohio Railroad. " thin 40 rods of fire Saw i'll
and Turnpike Road to said Station, al g. an acre
This is good tract OF land, and the timter on it il
worth the price of the land.
9Th $50 acres in one mile of Burton Station, or
the d. d. o. Railroad. 50 ceres cleared, at $40 al
acie.
TITLES ell perfect: and reasonable credits will b.
given, not l3nger lha15 ye Irs. Apply to !. HOG T.
MoundsviIe P .O.,Va feb3 '596m
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-08-04

are trnu I'D with their old womenj am
troubled wi my ole man. must put of
my cd man. a. the Jews pvt ef their new
man-crucity him, cruelty him" Then IN
strapping has Pocket-book, he took out a
ten dol ar BIZ and gave the poor NAH -
'Tbere," said the deacon, .'say another word,
and IN give him twenty dollars. s.''-Chris
tian Secretary
, 1859-07-14
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Nebraska which lies ssstn 9 tes r@ .''e. saS q
viii be urged before the eon1eafaoa ~nn eaes0
md 7igor: Tsst BODY eaa;a course, hsve 70
final action In the msat@f, but 1eeosasae..
tion from It, o. the tnsorpof.aon 0! e. Nel4s ~
the constitution making sne Fl.its tas pna
boundary Of fKans.es, .oa6 le .aoaoso':o'' ns'e
considerable weigh NIB Cougres
The inhabitants of Southern SeoFashA ~ le
represented bein very dessseos o. ,ne co...
, 1859-07-14


In May last, jasper Houzy shot James Old
Eam in 5fijledgcville, Lincoln County, and i'm
mcdiutely fed. He located himself in remote
corner Of Marion County, and although, the Ex-
ecuttre Of the St4te offered reward Of 300
for his apprehension, every one was fearful Of
attempting the asrest-such was his desperate
character, and 70 thoroughly was he armed
While ia Marion he was accustomed 10 commit
ting depreciation affcr depreciation Of the most
serious nature. He would 60 to ihe houses o.
persons and demand their guns, threatening fh
blow ou, their brains in csse Of refusal, 10 that
be was enabled to form quite an arsenal
On last Monday lie went to bradtordsEllle'
aud eucounterinK 4 gentleman, he set1ed Has
gold watch, and placing it in his pocket, said
"What viii you do about it," Just at th1s
;uncture small man sei1cd him from behind
and pinioued his arms so closely that number
Of persons 4ere enabled to come up and assist
in Handwriting the prisoner. Hc vas thea taken
to Lebanou. When leaving. the latter place be
rs be ssas sure ii he returned to Stanford he
Arriving at Stanford, the county seat Of Lin
coln, he was placed in the jaii. SATURDAY
morning, about halfpast two O'Clock. mob ot
some eiRLty persons attacked the prison, made
q {orcibJe entrance and carricd off the prisoner.
Thev proceeded short distance, and then IN
formed Rouzy OF their intention. he only r.
uucsted Tint his body should be given 70 his
wife, md that it remain in pence, as be trusted
hja soul would. The mob then hung him upon
= trcc and feft the wrrtched nun suspended be-
tween the heavens and the earth. he was not
discovered until after daylight
Rou1y had Tor long time been vic'cns un'
Royeruab]e person, and was perfect terror to
ihs ncighborhood, Of Milledgcrille and hunts
viIte.
, 1859-07-14

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NA THAN THk
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Wsfa By Kings sr Enperors.

What7 Whv \ au>aufifol Had of Hai1.
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Yark. tn the great New fotk ~ Railing Estafnnaf IT,
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, 1859-07-14
more about the Gold Digz1ngn.

Wa hare before us business letter from
peutlemaa in Denver City, dated on the 9th Of
1upe. The writer, until recently, was IN busi'
ness in St. Louis, and his name and that Of h!s
correspondent il sufficient guarantee o. h1s
truthfulpess. be SAYS be left Denrer City Oh
The s1st for the mines, and returned to Denver
Cir ou the a5.h. He passed through Golden
Citr On the 25th, and went as far =. Aountata
Cty, or Gseggor{'s Digging:; the richest MINES
md no mistake. slept in miners csbtn Who
Tas from Iowa; be has taken ont Of his claim
orer four thousand dollars siuos tho 18th OF thls
month, liz showed me his gold-not in goose
ouill. but in = quart bottle and demijohn. The
bottle was fnll and the dcrnijohn about hall full.
Mr., Leopold, from Pennington, Illinois, bus t.
ken oat, commencing AT the same time, over
.ix thousand dollars, but he runs night and day.
Doth men work nine men each. These are con
sidered among tbs best claims Jet discovered.
Their are about fifteen thousand men 10 the
mines. About one or two thousand OF these
have paying Claims, VARYING with each eta,@'
naviu9 from three dollars TO one thousand dol,
tafs per day. It is reported that Green Rnsseis
took fsou, hia clAim IN one day sixteen hundred
dnlarx I An satisfied there is plenty OF tac
eoId dust in the mines, but there has been p 70
eoiu sent out to buy it up-theJ would S1sdsy
exchange it for coin, IS i is mofe CONVENIENT III
naying ID tho hands.-Ss Louis Rtp-, ls:h-
, 1859-07-14

Tho Rev. DR.. Bushnell, who has just resie med
lis connection with the orth Church in u art
ford, Conn.,, has been fer s5 years its psstol:
The Hon. Il. 3arnws1l Rhett delven ID
disun;on speech At 'Grahauville, s. G., on the
18th of July last. He isasAid to be willing to oe-
cupy the seat in Congress Mt present held By the
Hon. L. u. keitt.
The Hon. Linn Boyd, Democratic eand 1date
for Lieut.. Governor of Kentucky, has returned
home. Hc is still too Into take part in the can
rass.
The owners Of Copley's great picture of
"king Charles the Fint demanding the tire
1mpeached Members" have generously offered
the paintipg to the Trustees of the City Library
Of Boston. II cost 5000.
Mr. Mozier, IN American sculptor, now IN
Rome, has Just completed statue Of Esther pre-
senting her petition to The king-said to be his
best work.
A statue Of the lrst Napoleon has been
erected at Brienne. He Is represented as pu~
pi! Of the military school there and holds in his
hand a volume Of Plntarch's Lives.
The colossal statue Of Hugh Miller, By Mr.
11andyside Richie, to be set up ut Cromarty, Is
ne'3'' .'pp's'ea' - - '"'4 ~ ~ "~~
likeness
The Boston Common Council is in q char
aeteristic Little peddlington TOW nbou1 George
Summer Fonrth-of. July Grafton. The question
is whether he shall be thanked for it, according
- 49, 49,, fo-, ,nd ,t,er x;o,cnt and r;dic-
70 'nc esaA. 1o'm' 'a'.' N'. ~, ".o,,,.~
meeting. It excites almost as much interest as
tho Past f,f6ce ;rnbroo,;o
'"' o''
Mr.. Eustis, Of Louisiana, in stating bis rea-
sons for giving in his adhesion to the Democrat
:. ..-tv ,,,te7, II. fo,tow;ny hit of ohv;ou.
| &c party, utlefs Inc 'ono"'oe o'' VI o'''ous
truth: "Whatever errors the DemocraticParty
| ,,.v hora -ornmittad-ard It nndnubtei1r has
, 1859-07-14
,uFSCEEL@,y.E0FS {TE,NB.

1.ecvr y4p,xrrsz ,xn Etnpk Tr4plE-Mr
hasna, a. @ ,ns,:a "Ms u r. III.
onersu " pt ill., sna' eSaoa eeO. Isst - z an
'ofula "ate tF'neess' 'ot llun f!,vvv ~ <~,vvo
sag, eaca aotsJ ~ g,a gon . r. NV w." ~
e pleases. "'Al vi pl.s4.Su ~ sttas+ora s r.
Eol, 10 "hom me chaisoEe was gtseG, aaa t ~"
aSept oa 1e eas. q aII uu' faac.t
oaeleo 70 osek ftoIa tsnR.e ., asaass
1wo.m'1e asata n aataess, tor tae sams M ahoun's,
aFIsei1 Ia ~ eou.u w. "a "a,.Ht ~ ~ 1870
prppositiop. like the other was not eccepted.-
Il. J.. T.,nts. 9sh.
.,r,.,. w. oto,,
Z, Aso1hEA EAaAcE t.'e.a - ~ .o.u
senq, on t,!ta ,a aseoqe an1 uha I4 shhn.. *
ms essa sol1 Me ~: uo!a .la 1chnsr ~ ]u' ~
me optngler INSTITUTE pesnR tns Pot1nSef ~ 1o'
V,voV; 1nintoie Is 81 i"cluaeu =" t ias
Spngier institute VIII femoss 1Fom unlnn
nquaFe pas 20 r,n u!euge .nhoo,. IN the land @ M
Townsend IS large !and owner, ana VIII soon
erect another splendid house further up town.
The wholesale stores are df1Flng tue retan up
town. Tue schools are driving Tue evenings =
Ccntr.1 PARK viii alone be tho fashionable quar-
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'es - 0e m.,,n,ho,v ~.
Thrown zRo.* me c.Rs--A sat me.ausna's 10 nc. &C.
currenee took pl.eS On INC & "a 10 and Er;s Rs;s
road. 4 man named Patrick Norrh u Passe1-
ger in the night express train, vas, Is ateged.
thrown of the cars BY the conductor Whtie thcJ
were in motion, and while the tram va pro-
eeeding at the rate Of ten o, tvel'e Inaies a aa
hour The unfortunate nan %a9 aso cRe o.
e GS Hosp.n os a. h. IS
considered doubtful. Legal proceedings have
been commenced against Tie conductor who. it
is alleged committed the outrage.-N. ]. Na'-
aid, ah.
4 GarA4 4FArruouAke.-Tbe Constantinople
HtraN Of June 18th has the following: ave
hare received too late for publication this week,
snsct;na ,se1 ,be oecurrence @ Of most destructive
eartho1ake there on the morning Of the I'd inst.
Ths catnstropbe. which principally consisted Of
one trrr;hIe shock lasting some fifteen seconds,
had occasioned immense loss Of life aud proper
t. more thaa 1900 human bciugs-it was
rn,rhIT calculated-and nearly ali the large
h,,;fa;nn, NJ The tnwn having fallen a prev 10
tue calamity. Slight shocks continued to occur
m iii thr srenine Of the sd, but the principal
dsm.oe had becu occa stoned by The only terri
hle conyulsipn Of the preEious morning"
-r D.~o-+ . yorth Ca,o1;ns editor.
.hoa =, Dr. Shaw, ind the bull passed through
The Doctors coat mud r est, a. the papefs ssF-
"without doing him any ha1m. An1s IS an es'-
dence Of the worldly .Pr7spe.ts 'na1 astenGs ,s
upon those who sell pills. fas;ea s;ss .e.o.sn n's
coat and vc.t, without dong him IT. Gaaan! nafm
How unlike the Historical GsSeon: ane 9aseoo
dropped bis hat md friend oos r pe,sgn'1g tge 10
stoop, but wishing to be polite s.ded ine po1ns
Gascon. "parfandieus," ,aid the Ga'e9n. CO. II
would rather yon had stuck the pt"Rt et ycnr s
sword into me- ~Why'" sasd the nA'ng. Tno .n
stood within hearing. "becauSe, saao s1e ene
Gascon, II have credit with . physse'amn, nns
none with tailor" Bat this IS tn.' on''eo
States, and DR.. Shaw is not daseon.
~ Count Bethlen. the Hungarian, at pres
, 1859-07-14
:, RA1LwAY MATTERS.

Cu1cAeo AND NORTHWESTERN IA,lnoAn.-Tbc
contractors have commenced laying the iron on
The line Of the Chicago md Northwestern rail-
road-rccently the St. Paul aud Fond du Lac-
betxocn Waterto~n and aud tho junction Of
the Lacrosse road. Everything now promises
the completion cf the gap between Jacksopville
and The Lacrosse road, ffty-six miles early in
the fall, whcu We shall hare another direct Inc
directly through tho heart Of Wisconsin to its
,,arshesn proviuces. and By. the lacrosse road
to Western Wisconsin and southern Minnesota.
We are very glad to notice tho progress Of this
important road
KzsosaA AND RockroRp R&,LaoAn.--one
hundred tpna ofirqn for the Eeposha and Rock
ford na:troaa arc now lying On she docks Of the
. Chicago and Northwestern Railroad: This road
VIII mike close conbeetioiii' With The Chie.eo
aud Hauags@tesazadn nee1 new insto Rock
f1nd:'. -:.-.'" +'-,..' -: '.: ~
, 1859-07-14

Tho Hon. Erasmus D. Beach, who has been
the steseo,ypcd Democratic candidate Tor Gov
e-,cr of Massachusetts for several yeAss past,
has written letter in which he declines 10 90
:ths leading character in the annual farce any
longer. He sesus to think ths thing has been
played ont ,~'4. -:
, 1859-07-14
Inter from the Gold Regfons.

We arc permitted to publish the following cx-
tracts from letter from Mr. Daniel Foot, Of
this city, to his wife, dated at "Gregory's
Dixgings," June 18th, 1859:
Hs.l now sit down to write you whatis going on
Eerc. and Gen. Simonds have drawn out from
tbs company. We hare bought u quartz bed
for Which We urc 10 pay $500. The claim is
.itfv by one hundred feet, one-half Of which we
sold FIR g., 900. We are doing. very we'll. We
work tiyc men hes1des ourselves. Yesterday
re ,nadc 800, and expect this week to make
$s0V. We haze another clalfn 1os WHICH VIC
hare been Offered &, 0oo.
II hare taken up : N,ter power Tor quartz
suill, for which can get 500. BESIDES th's
/ hare built three 10y heuseE, two Of which
have rented ut rs per month, and .ive 1n tha
other with my partner Geo. Smonds' nase
done all Of this in two weeks md three dsys'
and think NC arc in fair way Of making oe-
viii do us-clains:ng. At Ieast' 5000 each.
"The u. s, Hail rims here regularly each
week.
"This is the greatest gold country in the
world. Therc aEc mep that take ont from e4oo
to $40 per day. nevcr saw such diggings
here, md all doing well. This is all done In
four weeks, and it beats creation"
|'
Specimens OF the gold sent bJ Mr. Foot mar
be seen at the store Of Mauran Wright, gro
oo-. .o-,or of N,d;son md c,a,l streets.
'e's' s'' "s' - ''''7.. - '."1 ~'@''
tf,onr<nopdroee srr,nr6e1d n11> Journal
Ttecxr Mdr11 Arg 50 miles homl
Denver cry. Jans = ~ lsss:
Dxal g9arnas ~. c';a .ho 5;~s.!;a11 ~ ef
of the ltocfT MOUNTAINS N INC uIlect'on o.
| gregory husseis ulgg,egs-sNuate hotne
slir's "'llea from tue base o. the moan1a9s~ 9:a
will, We th'1k, gife one 1aoI iaea oi tne a11n.
enisies ana hardsh'ps eapetIeaeeo ~ tae oreas
Napoleon while crossing the APPS. lis tsa!lg
surprising alter ascending ana oeseena'ne 'ness y
precfp!tous paths, 70 nna wagons auu e4se ~
every description snugiy STORED away ~ p noun. u.
tain goTEcs With caola nefc ana iog ':E ~.
there, while thonsanas oi men are seen nAe
spccks upon the horizon, digging lot tae Pr
e'ous metal upon tae noun. alp ~ t o'
the way, thsy arc taxing out Oh Inc n''s o. 'nou'
saads I'D Of , ao,.afs. 81. ua r,,.,-x fr..1 ,,. M
th 10. rsnise., arsn af aset. nnti thc mo,ntaiu
disrings we're discovered Ill agree; but now
since rich leads hare been discovered farther
there ean ne NC oouo. pu. thosa 4
| He MHTs -" -" W. 80. .ro +hsra v.ra I'M
, 1859-07-14

:,
oar Kansas E.staaR.
,c,,z,,no,,t,n.. n, N. ,,r,.. md r,rbun+,l
Is.,r.xo..n. m ~. Ju,T. y 1s2.
,r.. ~. /. =. hot :. 4 rn, he il fh;.
'ne weather nese - w. :. - ~ .e: ee - va.
casgo, and N Q na1usA consequence. ous'aess II
dull, and but lii&e transpires that can be called
,ru. n snr fatsrest A you a9e doubtle.a nd.
:..-.,.,..1 -. .l.-:-.:-
s'seo, II eAP'ess sAte~seu Nv" 'us m'ua. IL
\ daJ or two,, with nom *8.Vo0 10 10000 In
dust. Of which sdticea have already been Re.
o.;,.d j., ,dx,,ce 7, i. ranor.ad ~ ,,,-4;c.
"
arriving TINT there Is 1afee amount oi gold
dust at tho mines in the hands of miners; some
estimate it rs high as one hundred thousand
t,.,,.- 4. ~ ,,.n ,.,,,,, ~ az. 49,, ,,... a..
~ .ac - 1ae y w ase
same means OF knowing thaf we hn'e hcre. II
is doubtless true, however, that owing to the
fart flint thcre ;s Int 1;tle coiu there To buv the
IT,. ..;.,. ,... 60. =, 49, h.na.
aue' "''"' 'ae'e 's ''e' &''oe"s ~ n's' a~.o's
Confidence IN the reports received, Is inducing
many to prepare 10 sta.t from here. learn that
.z..,, na,t,.. ,r;,, ,a,~o ,,:. 49,, ~. oo,d
se'e'A4 - ~, ~, ~
regions. IN day or two' The express LETT fhis
morning, crowded Al usaa1, with through pas
xenc.rs ..
~ ..:... -
na'e nau sopao e1e''en'ent 1of a.'
u
most prominent citizens, on IN indictment found
~ =. .1n.t.j -..d 49,. =. a.. ,,.+ 49,, ~
~ u.e Fse.s1 a"o !a''' ~ 'ao Ae' te
the q. s. Court In this city, for reseu'ng the
slaye Charley Fisher, during the month Of jan
,,,-rtost Tba f,ct. :, tha r.se n. + gather
49,, 80 49,. c,,s-,.-r:.sossaJ hs.n 1;~;.n
men, arc 'aese .natie5 isne' nao oeen "'ne
in the Territory Tor about two yeazs ~ Tree
negro About the time above ramed, IN At
t.n,t v,e u,de n k;ao.n hin, and fonce him
's1P. w." f ~. ..1 -
over into Aissouf'; At 'h's moment se'era. ol
our best citizens made inquiries snd found that
the oersous holding him.had no writ or other
y, ,.,.,:. ~
autho17'5 70 no'a n'n' '4"''' u "a1Sa@ o"f,os
was at once sued out before Hon Geo. W.
Gardner Probate Judye- and Fiahes released,
1.:e 49,. s;..o Hi, :
aoa o' course "aoe us eocape' s'ase Will.
learn that Hutchinson, the reputed owner, has
-. ,t,;a h. -. h-o,a,,. .n;, .o.;ns+
Sa''1aeu WIN 'aS' ~ Aas pous", s4.
SIX o. these parties lor one tAoaednG dotd's <aeh
valu;ng ~ ti'at, lis Stare at Elk thousand doi-
latsf besides thas, hutchinsoh' or some OF his
sHssa11cs' hare caused all o. tae parness'
| Judge Gardner 1nciaded, 70 pc tnnfc1e1 n az tel.
uhs. IL oe',eseo .a1 14e MslAn! ~. .o',uM ~
up Ms ofuefs rom as nInglon, a"a paeA 'Is
oc't jury 9eiofe ~a,ca tnese meo a'e ~ 9e
u'co. inls ne 9as !1e po"er 70 oo, ou' ;. 70
neie'sea tnat tuuee reHat "it ueat aat eosa
lou! play Win eon1enaPt II III ~ po"et'
our Cohstatnuonal convention met On .ae'
!nssosy aha 9rgan1.ea Y c'eSune 'Soge o..l ~
chell as President anu MT. Aaftln, Secretary,