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U ATHMAN,s TROPICAL ROOFING

Cheaper and superior any other used in Southern
climate
Its tested and recognized qualities
lst DURABIIlTY-egual to the best slate roofs
I'd. IMPERMEA BIIITY-Superior to any other cracks
or leaks being possible.
Sd. BEAUTY-I presents smooth aud granite like surface
18th. GHEAPNESS-It much less than, though ii is
good slate wood roof and less than the inferior
composition roofing heretofore offered the public the
cost of cutters and valleys,
5h INCoMBUsTIBILITY-It will resist fire better than
slate-roof.
9th C0NVENIENCE-It will net soften under the heat of
this climate and the interior of buildings from the in
tense heat of
18th. SOLIDITY-Tt harder smoother from
be put roofs of slope; and being Of light
weight does require heavy afers support while is
not liable u eerosion and breaking does require repairs
The :. TROPICAL ROOFIN(i' lisa chemical compound of
substances several of which peculiar to alone combined
in proportions discovered by actual experiment experience
in this city.
Testimonials of the of the above in the hands
Of the agent and be verified by wishing it be-
fore contracting.
All orders left at the Post-Ohice Box No. 2, will be
promptly attended 10 apply to
j. G. KAUFMAN,
jelh ly of Benvie and Maras
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> faT Constructing round stone payeeni The Of Or
The whole ii lie roadway lie between cnsonss
shall be graded in accordance with the levels and rounding TO be
gsdS hs 5e paved N following @
tie S T0 aa msa sn ao e than x inches long
shall be laid bed Of river sand not less hnn four inches
o ssh and Il
s oa s s Rsp s. Ill hess and @ he
rain shall have settled ,he ew the paving shall be well
Or London gravel and sharp The paving shall be
well With s aS s apa .a
London gravel and sharp sand mixed and the street shall then
order support the The shall he lined on
bob sides with second h19d e6Isonss sb. I've to
satisfaction of the City Surveyor who will be the sole
The earth picked ont Of shall be the property of the
and ha BE- En- o. and as away agd p s
nshed by the contractor as well as the labor
T H. be s o a. G The YS S ~ s
and g semps a the s same se four m,n, under
Coed and solvent te amount Of si5 shall be
Payments to be male the completion Of each three
s the e as o hs @
paid by the city in cash and The proportion be paid by the
% s N ss Wiz
sS f e s ps he e
the property a case Ct o aay or h 81 sa PIE
for any Of said bills should The same be not paid
I 5 @ b G o a hfsP me ana
oeton and faithful performance OF This condition. the
e. pa s. s e c w paid II the
expiration of The should the paving be then
in perfect good order and condition otherwise shall he
forfeited for the use of the city.
The shall pay nto the City Treasury prior 10
ceivng his certificates the of publication of the petition OF
the holders being well understood that said
shall right OF demanding of said petitioners the
endorsement of said cost OF publication.
1t is well understood thai in OF failure by the contractor
begin finish the work any part thereof, within the peo
fixed, case the Council be dissatisfied with te
which the work being executed the Council shall have tho
right the without putting the in
required article 1915 of the Civil Code and without
applying of justice annul the AMI without in
indemnity; also well understood that the
shall any time abandon the VOL not finish anC
complete the in conformity with his rlct, the
shall forfeit all claims he may have for part of h
done by him the dale of The abandonment and Il
the shall he thereby discharged from and AL liability
therefor and ii is also well understood that in the
be resod The and his securities shall be held
bound in soido Pay the city all loss difference between
the price which the contractor originally contracted TO
the work and the price which may be adudcated
resale readudication
Bids be per running for the whole complete.
New Orleans, Dec. 10, 1859.
Signed LOUIS II. PILE,
City Surveyor.
Approved by the Committees Streets and Landings OF botl
Boards of the Common Council.
IssHsdl l. ho /. FEi HlxahF' chamen.
Registered Dec. H. 1859.
dig l2t I@7 HENRY DUREII for Comptroller.
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SPECIFICATIONS FOR THE CONTRACTS

- paving with lSt both sides Of Gouchlen
street. from Esian Field to Enghen streets, wherever said
street is already paved and ID both sides OF Lafayette
Avenue. from C,uodchildren ST. Avi,le
First ConIraclrhe runna stone paving on both sides Of
Goochiren street, from Eyeiam Fields 10 Enghcn street.
tonTIcI.-Thr round having 10th sides
Lafayette Avcnc from tioohcilren ANide
The curhoncS which be required Tor bordering the
sidewalks for the wings of the bridges and for the crossings
shall he of North river blue stone other OF equally good
quality with it, hcwe and dressed eyulci dressed the
the slope of the sides from three six feet long, fun
sixteen thirty inches wide and not less than three and half
inches thick. They shall he well aud in
b. given y The City Surveyor and Shall hc Solily fixed
and BACKED in the most approved manner The crossing so
shall he well joned and shall lie laid OF bed of London gtnHe
lake shells and sharp sand mixed of al least tonF inches in
thickness.
The gerstones which may required shall be of North
blue other of quality with it cwed and
dressed from three six feet long twelve inches wide and not
less than inches thick They shall join in their length the
eurb,tones towards which they shall have inclination
slope of eh shall he well outed and shall he laid on bed
i.non and sharp sand or lake shells amt sharp sand
mixed, OF nj least four inches in thickness.
The shall he of shore bank stones OF the
quality than sin inches long. They shall be laid
bed of river least four inches in thickness in the best
workmanlke uanr and touch each nlieF and MAXI
point as all stones laid The shall he rejected Prior
ing the round stone paving the roadway shall he hei and
graded by the contractor in accordance with the gyNe
rounding he given by the City surveyor and shall receive
coating river sand four inches in thickness. The round
pavement shall then be laid.
The joints shall be filed with dry river sand and after the
has settled the down Tho paving shall be we'll
twice shall shells London
pressed with thousand pound roller and
coating three inches of lake shells London sharp
sasd mixed, and The street shall then be open for travel
AZ cub ana -uCstOuc~ Of the >ifpWHsks ueIiv
which may be tolna Of line and eye SHAH he regulated by
Ac Ni,H extra eepen,aion and ali biiekiu; 0t
e sidewalks which ay u Disturbed by th CONTRACTORS in &c
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


setting Tie old cnre,one shall repaired by Them with,
out extra compensation.
entire snsaclion OF The City Surveyor who will be the sole
Fit He eaS S ss out ut e NE Street shall he the property of the
''sS ana sha hn be 'smoys md hans away BY him
By ne @ VII H. Ss %s and shall be fur
hs contractors shall be bound each 20 begin the work in the
uS n and to cnmps.s s same ipnr months ats nsr
Good and solvent security to an amount Of Thousand dol
PAYMENTS be made is somp'ston of he work nud
Inc Goporon to be paid by he city of New Orleans in cash
"sa ss Era y the 81 G @
in conformity with section iig OF thy Gty Charter said bills
the tights Of city eq sac property in case Of non,
payment Of sny III Of snl Gls and The ely New oe.p;
not 10 he held liable responsible for OF said bills should
hf F ,s, nG b na aS N on S kssn M, in no
order and condition for and during year after lis complexion.
rhe conneots shail pny into The CITY, Treasury pdor y
Of The property holders being well understood ta, mid con
tneof shall a The right OF demanding of said petitioners The
is well understood that in failure by the contractors
Rod Sv or in case the Connect be sse wth IL" s
in which il is being executed, the Council shall have the right
required by article 1900 OF the Civil Code without apply
nifty aud it i, also well understood cas- hc contractors
shall al any time abandon the work not finish and complete
shall forfeit all claims they have for OF he wo,
done b. s up to The ,e Of ihs a G he
for and it also well understood thar in the contracts nc
bound in sodo pay uno tho eli, nj loss o. difference between
the price Mt which the contractors originally contracted To
resale or readiudcation.
amt lld complete aud superficial loot cufbStones and
'erslonss t,ltnishsa ana hi.l complete.
lssuedl LOUIS H. Pile,
Approved by the Committees Streets and Intings Of both
Boards Of the Common Council.
do LIT lt'9"''l ROBERT lFfGliE, ( '"'ifn'o''
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sHERIFFps SALES.


III iii pistncr GouRr CRY OF MN ORLEANS " MRs
vi New Orleans, }, VI. F0i.WEtIs-So l2,IS
pY VIRTUE OF nm alias writ OF ticri facias
ID directed by the Honorable The tlfih Hct Court o.
New Orleans in the above entitled will proceed 10 sell
ut public auction, Ike City Hotel Common street, between
Camp and Magazine streets on SATURDAY. the DIST day Of
january, 1850 ut IL o'clock NJ
AGERTAIN LOT OF GROUND situate in the First District
this city in the square No 25 bounded by Carondect St
Julia and Dnonnr Said lot 70 feet
less front Caonec street by l5s feet more or less
in depth.
The whole will fully appear by reference to the
roll of said District fled in the Office OF the Treasurer Of
this city
Together with all the buildings and Improvements thereon
Seized III the above suit.
TERNS-Gusl o the spot.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-20
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

CoNPTRoiIEis's oFrtck,
City Of New Orleans, December ~ 1859. J
mo. 1881
Resefre That the Comptroller and he is hereby author
lied TO adedcte The lowest bidder after zen days notice IN
the official journal, foe constructing round stone
paving Grsnipes street from Claiborne t9 Broad street 2
accordance with specifications file in the Surveyors Of
flee. Said adjudication subject to The approval or relceah
Of The Common Council ,,ox-,.,,
lSigned JOHN l. MoAhuh.,
Presiden, Board of Assistant Aldermen.
tSpuadl z5d- j, q. NIXON.
President Board of Aldermen.
Approved Dec. ], 1850 r,,,n sr,r,, No..
Signed GERARD sliih' Mayor.
. W ts j. l.. FABRg, Secretary.
No,ee i herey given that on SATURDAY. the sls inst,
will adidicaie my Office nj IL o'clock NJ. the above
contract &s :, ,,,,r, ,,ss,, ,,.aa,,a
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ELECTION NOTICE.
NOTICE OF ELECTION. Pursuant

NOTICE OF ELECTION Pursuant to "a
~ writ Of election hcarE date lih day Of December 1859
directed to me by his ENcrlency Robert G. Wtckic Governor
ut tile SAFE o lousnh lhc uaihe of lie Parish
orleans hereby notified thar election will be held
MONDAY the "a day Of january, 1860 for senator from
the Parish oil Orleans TO the General Assembly Of this State 70
fill The vacancy caused by The resignation Of ", K. Adams
The Polls VIII be opened in each election precinct from the
0uIs n o'clock A. NJ to O'Clock T. NJ HE said "a lay
January 1850 for the purpose of receiving the the
qualified voters OF the Parish of Orlenls under The uperihend
of the Commissioners aud Clerks appointed
authorities esntel by law. The election Ne conducted
rpiicae returns 10 be made the undersigned Returning OIL
according to law.
+. r. PARKER. Sheriff
Sheriff. Office. Parish of Orleans
Y. il-l.. I...-- I'M 100
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
GoMPfR0LLER'S OFFICE
City of New Orleans, December 10, 1860.
lSAh y tN


Whereas The following described improvements Of streets
daily pe,oncd fer, md published rreeaby TO the City
Charter and no opposition OF any effect beng made hetro
otcc That the Comptroller be and he is hereby author
e lowest bidder for each separately after ten lays notice
the official journal the said works TO be eSecea n aerou
file Office and the said ndiadicaos to m subject to The
approval rejection of the Common COUNCIL VIZ
l. For paving with square blocks New leNee street. iron"
For constructing brick sidewalks. bo!dered by eurlones
and wooden gutef on both Sues oil ofd"n' street. from
For constructing hiick sidewalks, hnrdcred by clfhones
and wooden g,e both sides Of asny street from Love
Far Constructing sidewalks, herlced by curbsones
and wooden CUTTERS, on The norm sue oi uou street, ire
s. For constructing brick sidewalks bordered by cufhones
wooden cutters on both sides OF NioW street, from 'o
mon street To The New Canal.
For constructing brick sidewalks hoFdered by c'rhsones
and wooden CUTTERS on h'' sides ol fof' street. from "eou'
+ For constructing brick sidewalks borlert by curbscncs
and wooden Cutters on the west side oil baohhe street. from
Felicity Road to jackson street,
$ For constructing brick sidewalks bordercd by curboncs
wooden the north side oil St Andrew street. from
Magazine chesnuI street.
Fer paving vi round stones both sides of Goodchren
the Bayou Road TO The ponchartran Railroad
H. fot paving with blocks Front street from Canal 10
Race
II For paving with square blocks Espanade street from
IL For constructing brick sidewalks borered by
and wooden the south side OF ST. John the Baptist
H. Far constructing brick sidewalks bor,lerel by c,rseues
and wooden CUTTERS st Ferdinand street. from Goodchiren
to ST. John the Baptist street
Is For constructing brick sidewalks borcrcd by crbSoncs
and wooden the side OF Lafayette Avenue from
Geoaehild.en 10 ST John the Baptist street -, e..
10 For paving with round stones Lafayette Avenue, from
tioodchildren 10 St Ayide street. ~
President Boayl Of Assistant Aldermen
[Signcdl j. q. NIXON,
President Board of Aldermen
isigneal GERARD sTTTII, Mayor.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-20

SPECIFICATIONS FOR THE CONTRACT
~ of she construction of she'll road 6eni! Road, from
llihatre 10 poneharlTain Railroad.
The whole roadway shall graed in accordance
with the lines highs grades bs given by the Ci.y
Surveyor.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-20
CHARLES HEIDsIEcK CHAMPAGNE

This celebrated Wine Of the above weiknown brand has
been, aud will continue be- received By the Undersigned in
quantities The Increased derud OF dealers and con
Thoroughly satisfied tbs strongest evidence that
cues from. the coes nr descendant % 1he old and first
established house Of eieck Co.. of Rheims, they have taken
hold of il with determination bring it au' lie claims 10 dis
tuctpn before the puhlc generally than Heretofore.
lhs superior quality Of this article ay any that lis
enauah IA fem whore crest attention, well
thorough experience se been brought ar in It's pOduc
ton Charles cid,sc has ryen lin whole mind the perec
ion 81 his vino und to making 1t worthy Of the FIRE.
quent visits to Tie United Sateave enabled him fully to
understand and appreciate hr and Wishes Of
enl of his haying pToted 10y that information evidenced by
The Champagne presented for the palate OF the coraokseur
wine unsurpassed for lis rich bouquet and general excellence.
The varieties Of brands Of Champagne tend greatly Doubt to
confuse the purchaser bat the lovers OF good and genuine wine
look Charles Isdsieek in full the label we'll
S the Corks and capsules.
r. W. BhYAED { CO.,
General Agents for North America New York.
The Charles iIeiscck te obtained quantities the
under mentioned hnnsc besides many others here named,
and at retail will all the principal hotel-kecp9s
f. j. HART tC0., l-
J.H.&I y. MARKS
SEWELL T. TAYLOR,
fe2lr PAYNE. STEELE 20.
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STREET COMM'R---OFFiCIAL.

70 the Third District Pound. the of tpnc and
GCpdchhiTcn srecIS, csirnys--
One ,ilkbown horse about - hands high. small white spot
between tic white the hoo OF tile left hind foot
visible brands.
One red brown and white nn visible brands.
Which If not claimed within i've expenses
on raid will be sold at pubic nUriion, said Drpo.,
SATURDAY, December q, 1888 nj 10 O'Clock A. Nj
New Orleans, December II. ls5D
Registered December Ii,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-20

CNquEME COM DE DISTRICT )I,A VILE DE LA NILE
ORLEANS vs. DAMt: j. NJ.
de Ia Nonvolle.orl FulwELI.--No PIES
GNN tESTU dun nlia- writ de fiefi facia y
~ moi ade,s' pan lhonornbe CmVuuIe So,r dc psncle
la NnuNgie ,tans dams liite deasu ie procdtlcrn lie
SAMEpl q dc jnnsier st, midi, ilotrl de ia Gitt,
dc Ia tomnnne entire les u Cunp dc. Misisin- la
yente r,hq,O et adjudication de
uN TENN Mn siiht dams lie Premier District lie cote vile,
dams le No 100 horns Cgnnirlut Stsiuscp, Julie
Baronc. lie dit nrstue - irds pi. on nuins dc
face liz Cafrnlce l5s pirrp plus on pus pruou
itrf.
ie tout da's lie ahlean dassesenrnt du dit District dtpo,a
hiltenu tit Irtrorcr dc Wills.
Enscmhle tOtrs les btiissrs
lie lii trytIin
lac tout saisi dams lntlnire cicssus,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES moment de REHABILITATION.
.. 4. T. PAEkER,
Sheriff ID Ia PAN -, lriEnnx
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-20

CANDY SUGAR PLrMS, LOzENGEs, etc. etc,
their varieties made exclusively om treble refined Loaf
Sugar without aduitcr,on or adrnture dglstsoas sub
stances of any kind
Those wishing purchase pute article requested 70 call
and eNnine sur stock them with those offered
elsewhere
D Boxes of ASSORTED CANDIES, for families, PUT up
order, at prices ranging from 81 upwards.
e9- Candies packed in boxes Of 25 80 and 100 bs
suitable the Southern rade, and shipped order.
rs Orders by mail promptly executed
FSy> Terms cash. ISIS ly
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-20

NOTICE-AIL PERSONS HOLDING CLAIMS against
ihe late JOHN NJ CHIFFON will please present Them
and all indebted the are requested 10 make
immediate payment 10 the undersigned
CHARLES A. TAYLOR
Attorney atIaw,
NIL I'M IS Camp street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-20

DErHrEnE JUSTICE DE PAX, 2LA VILE DE IA N,yflLE-
reroisse d,oninns INGIIEK-No ~
I'm VERTU dun writ de iicri fneia II moi

MITCHELL.
fa& Ia PnrGissc Orleans laifairr ce>4u
cidrrni ycnlie rcncnu, Iole de ia Cir Commune
les DIN Camp Mal,sins JEtDI ~ de ian, Ter
1850 a midi. III propfiatc siiyNnte--
uN lLET DE rERRE, siui dams lie Delxeruc District de
ra'tc vile, dams Tc bornt par les enylc 1uu
andre ct Napoleon ne face he On, pir en-
Sllc ct Cont, I'll pcs sur 7 Saposun
i2n 81 la II. W ATERS t'annftal,p
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LoURTH p1sTRIc,r POUND was l,rongn

the Fonrl District fouu jackson street, between
Laurel AMI Constance streets,
one gay horse about II hands high with long tail fore
white, visible brands
Which not claimed within Avrlnys md The expenses there
pli Will be sold public aictiu said depot WE'D
NESDAI, December q, lsa9 At 10 o'clock \. NJ.
New Orleans December IA. 1850
&. o. fLEcHIER Street Commissioner
HENRY DrREI.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-20

NOIYCE-BY MUTUAL CONSENT, MR. WILLIAM
H uses A. / j. DENSIS'roIrN 4 I'd "
New Orleans. Nov. /. 1850 Is In:
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SAUTERNE-5o casks and sobbls. White Wine, for sale
NJ by S. d. GRATTAA CO.,
d1 80 Customhouse stree.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-20

OST OR MISIAID-N0TICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
- tina, application will be made the Commissioner of Pen
son sixty days after the first publication hereof for the reissue
Of Military Warrant No l9as in the name of John Fort,
the same having been lost msad has been flee
in the General Land Office against the Issue of patent sale
warrant The public hereby cautioned against trading fci
The G, II, NUREMBERG.
nj 60 Attorney.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-20

Approved by the Committees Streets and Landings of both
Boards of the Common Council.
Signed II. 4. yENNARD. }chirr,o,
dl0 III ROBERT HuYGHE oh'lFmen'
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-20
1I,HE OLDEST CANDY MANUFAcToRY

CORNER OF CHAMBERS AND HUDSON STREETS,
Opposite The Hudson River Railroad DepoiJ
NEW YORK.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-20
II YEING. ....DYEING ENG

WALL PApER.-THEU NnERSIGNED HAS JUST
w received large of NALL PAPER boH oil treheA
and American manufacture, among which are. ~
DECOR ATIONS in Gold Marble stone Frcsco etc., efe,
JMI'TA ATOMS of Wood Maj BILE and Floral Figure.
- Mo ~
CT ARMS ,r,resentiny various Subjects Together with >
general assortment of Gold Embossed Fine satin and Pam
all Of which will TX sold reasonable prices
R@,,ompcent wokmcn for Plain, FrSSc, o. Decorating
W., SEM 10 any par of the city or country. 81
""'N S " 49, T. SEWuAII, e5s3
d. 9,n ca Canal street, corner Of Old tesee, up stairs.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-20

Ec 81 TAX thirty dollars shall be levied annually all
wheeled wagons drawn by two animals and used
the transportation Of beer ac porter cider mineral water
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-20

Notice is hereby given, that FRIDAY the 2d inst, vii
adudc,e at my Office at II o'clock " llle above contracts
dl8 III V. DUPLESSIS, COMPTROLLER.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-07-13
NEWS OF THE WEEK.

The Post Office Department having decided
to reduce the mail to Watertown, Conn.,, from
dolly ro tri-weekly, the citizens of that place
have concluded to pay for the other three days
out of their own pockets, whereby they secure
the continuation of their mails daily
An express train ran off the track on the
New York Central Railroad on Thursday,
near Oneida. Several persons were injured,
but no one was killed. The disaster was caus.
ed by the displacement of rail which the
track repairers had just put in. but had not
thoroughly secured when the train came down.
The wife of a physician in New York City,
now in Paris, in letter under date OF June
22' says: | must not omit to tell you how
glad and thankful we are that Charles Sum-
ner is so much better and stronger than we
feared at one time he ever would be. He has
regained his stately and measured pace, his
strait, manly form, and he talks with that
spirit and animation that health and hope on
ly can give. We trust he may be ready and
able to do battle in the coming struggle, and
that he may gather laurels where he received
those brutal scars "
Again the tide of travel is setting away
from Pixies Peak, where, it is said, four or five
times as many people as the mines will sup
port are congregated. These reports are from
a Mr.. Mccoy, who left Denver City on the
24th ult and aflirms that the only claims
which pay--six or eight in all-are on the
Gregory road.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-07-13
A Rich Rowdy Murderer Cannot be Hung.

Young Cook, the drunken young rowdy
who murdered KATE BUREAU, in 40 assigna
ton house in Cincinnati, last spring, has upon
recent trial been convicted of mauslaughter.
His father is rich, his family influential
'A Upon the first trial sufficient outside pres
snre was brought to bear, to get verdict of
murder in the second degree-sentence i'm
prsonment for life. A second trial has resulted
in conviction of mauslaughter, and the
farce of sentence of ten years in the Peni-
tentiary. ...-- .........,.
If there has been case of murder in the
first degree in Ohio, in ten years, this is one.
and had the murderer been poor, and without
influential friends, he would have been hung
as high as Haman-Iong ago
What a farce a Court of Justice is now
The money King can rule-and does rule
Such proceedings are outrageous and disgust
ing, but quite an every day affair.