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0eaAS czs191Ne ~ DARe1Am OslY-l1lo-
era BlLL AaaEssED = : Fuorrivs sLAer-H,.
krDCUn ~ A. AnoLi1lon NOp,-Our psu.Ilv
Qutss city wss shroun int oAeaaa 81 lneersss
ekcassnees % Wednesday, epeninR last. INr'
fessf Dorapd hatliug FROM Alabsno. made m.
aPpsssaace ln this place about ten o'clock In
!ne forenoon Of thai dav, aud took rooms !,
sae 1Asss nouss. During the afternoon No took
VAN IOWA towards the river, aud returned
U m, sga'9 about i've o'clock, having in charge
- Sn'"pes coioted man, otherwias
snoxn q Nigges Bill and who, il 10 con,ended.
has resided at Sesgeant's Bluifs--a Town a;r.cs.
opposite here, On the Iowa side Of che riy -
-'ot neariy three years past. Durand claimed
.nst Me negro vas his proper,y-haviug g.
c4peo rom him little better than year ago.
A"s having the proper papete, obsa;ned the
assistance Of Deputy Marshal Crock veil. in
AAhecting hss arscst. The negro, Il the time de
WAS taken, was on . sand bar IN the river. In
company With Capt HOLMAN, en- aged in pro-
curing = load Of DRIFT wood. The Mlfahsl,
brought the negro 70 the Bats House. and Nas
etrenuously urged BY Durand 10 proceed direct.
~ 10 Omaha. To this the Marshal uoula rot
assent, nor would the citizens allow the nero
10 go one step further. until m examination
into the matter vas had. The negro obtained
the services OF Judge Lock y God, an emipen,
ana able lawyer, bu, unfortunately. sl,ehtiy
tinctuted with negrophob:a. Some others. Who
we're more earnest and enthusiastic than d,s-
Greet, we're running here and there. drumming
up the "friends.,of liberty,n and adiurinr them
oy gu they held sacred to resist any attem 81 10
remove the negro, even to the bitter end. But
the CT zens Of this plaza love aaw and order A.
ven as liberty, AID promptly frowned down All
recommendations Of mob violence. Quiet apnar-
enily was restored to the place, when an armed
abolition mob, from sergeant's Bluffs. entered
the town ond surrounded the hotel. This was
ABOUT O'Clock In the evening, aud the first init
nation our citizens had Of their presence vas
formal demand for the negro We are happy
to state that the demand was promptly checked
Oy few who we're more conservative aud
shrewd than the rest. After consulting to-
gether few moments they announced them
selves willing to abide the result Of an examine
ton. aud to "let the Law take it's course but |
insisted that The trial should take place imue- |
oiately. Durand felt so cop6dsnt Of establish
ing his claim to the negro, and believing they
would offer no serious instructions 10 fair in
yestigation, consented 10 the arrangements
hen all things were ready the Marshal, in |
wEose charge the negro remained, started with |
Bill for the Commissioners Office He had |
reached the open air when he was ruthiessiy
'eized by number Of stalwart abolitionists. and
The negro torn from his grasp by brute force,
md WAS then started tor the river, through the
darkness, on keen run-Dakotah Herald.
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GARKETS
= = = :, : = ---l.l.---I--,-
HurlinOeon Fr;d.


Burlington. Friday .. m.
the weather has been remarkably pleasan
ana favorable for business, particularly porl
packing up.tO last night, when the wea.he,
became cold, and:this morning i. was extre mel !
cold.
The pork season il drawing to close. Owe,
'n.r'y thousand hogs have been Slang Uttered
here TO date. and something ike ten thousand
wall probably come forward during The ne.,
Two weeks. Il il quite difficult 10 get correc,
quotations Our hog buyers have d very un~ise
ana suicidal habit Of giving Us figures consid :
eraoly below the price they are actually paving.
We never get our figures right excep, BY ia :
quiry Of farmers. who have made sales. Dro
vers and butchers mislead Us. We las. week
quoted at IS for heavy, when sales we're making
daily At $3.50. We presume sales could now
be made At the same.
up 70 date, hogs have been slaughtered a.
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All others are mere limitations, and should be avoided
II you wish to escape ridcue..
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FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have been
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900 applications have been made the Hair Of his pat
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MOTTO be distinguished from nature, and Is WARRANTED
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Hair invigorated for Life hy this Splendid DYE.
Mad, sold or applied Tin private rooms at he wiz
Factory, 10 Bond street New York.
Sold in ali cities and towns Of the Unted Sttss By
Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers.
sB The Genuine has the name and address rpon 4
steel plate engraving on four sides of each pox Of
MILAN A. BACHELOR,
jul5 1yw 16 BOZ a street, New York
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i e. AissAEE, OH!-The wife Of . we'll TO-
IN NJ the other day, gave birth 70 % in
- ~ span Of life vas brief. Il withered
a.. ssus md died. The German did mot need
= saooy 10 the funeral. 10 be called
"a ..s.Issstaler, and requested him 70 Sand .
srs, =. y pas,isg The corpse 10, TO remove Is 70
1ns M s'sss cs@stsry.
sss .ace,satsr came and put the body into .
a,s-s,,1a :. = closed, and then Departed
|as. ~ sss undersakes's man, IN friedman.
W. -. carriage and took . boz lying on the
III, solea y carried 70 the cemstsry and
ssst. when sight came tbs German
o. !. e :. csenona, which be had left IN its
\ 80 ~ lsoss. But there vas no violin %
~ !. e hunted about The hosss, and found
h,s 4. vsenona. but the babs's ooalnl-
u ~. s nissaks davned upon him. % cent
g. H. eay y - 0snstsry, sxchanged cof-
= " n. 3 eaee, and hsosght back bis Creme.
y, tnhI 80 - stosy b. - apochryphal
Gaasu. ssvessAsiseA easicly tsae.-lCin.
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sOop WAsrKD.-From reading the nsvsps
y; IN this Stats we should infer that the
aaiers we're all dreadiully in want Of fuel. II
By val. for their delinquent subscribers TO
Fne it, they viii have cool time Of it,
askEye.
that's SO. We had lIttlc experience ia that
pc last winter. You see, nearly everybody
y tie way takes the Herald, and, as wood is
ffty, great many desired to pay in that
kaas, Our wooGpile, per consequence, vas
Olympus high when cold weather Get II.
y Hsde kaoxp our wants; but no wood came.
sseaered 10 pay cash /; but our subscribers
N.-l that was all gamGlon-a dodge" TO
e@ sAnqucnis. Who ever heard of printer
as'1ssssh 10 pay for woods They hadn't
eeat this far ives. 10 be caught by any such
'-i-oS device ss that! No wood yet. We
W. team, and went to the woods ourself.-
'a % seodss Did no. stop TO inquire!
Wv " chopped one afternoon right braves
AeA' morning We went alter our wood /;
: vas gone. TIE owner had evidently
-t4es our movements, and having our spirl-
'easfe ~ heart, had removed il, lest We
gu oe tempted 10 steal We began to des-
sasn, fortunately. big fight took place
10 'he timber. The aggressor was poor
sas' and The Justice tucked ON the tariff
~ steep. he mas, pay his 6ne or 60 10 Jail.
az neither money or rich relations. lie
saed Us TO save him. He was released,
80 aaa plenty Of wood the balance Of the
4gerence u good schoolmaster, aud We
~ sp' sehelsr--if We cay il. So this winter
sse Plenty Of good wood, and don't CO E
MI ~ she mercury gets. We purchased .
,. aaa Of wood land near town. You can
t't's lte rest.
~ I've before remarked, We have plenty
80, and don't care about receiving any on
spuen. Our friends know thit, and con +
su' oon't ask " any more. But, knowing
~-s lasn, some one took advantage Of Our
iasa Sunday, and lett load OF wood
0aee. We don't know who It was; bat
ts. loI get credit for that load Of wood,
-. ~ ~ llls world or the other. La the FIRST
ss.. ~ good for noihings secondly, il was
-. laiidly, it was hauled on Sunday; and
G,n asso on't want il At all, no hOs.-t Pacific
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u...-Up 10 last night about $4,000 hogs
-, received In this city BY the B. 4 u. X.
y,ry lev will hereafter arrive by cars
4. West-probsbly not more than four Or
\. ,.oo,.na while as many more viii Be driv.
!, !, !, scar BY stock growers The number
II, here win probably be about 10000,
..us 5000 last year.
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y..n.y is rnE DAY.-We have consulted I
= oso, persons, and Gnd The majority u
~ !, nskseg calls and celebrating Monday
i. eroper New Year Holiday. Saturday,
~. belongs to 1889. and is not one Of the
- =. u tie ne~ year. Besides. Saturday is a
~ az. and business men expect TO be EN-
"a and consequently cannot find time for
(, greetings. Oar Carrier will distribute
..s,sss Monday, and the employees ia this
IN observe that day. o. course We claim
=. .s,borisy in such matters, but We trust the
III concur in the reasons stated above,
80, there will be general Observance Of
y. A., throughout the city.
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Prepared from a Prescription Of Sir J. Clarke
| 81. D., Physicisn Extraordinary 10 tie Queen.
| This well known medicine Is no imposition, but q
sure and safe remedy for Female Discn,ies and OBJ
structions, from arr cause whatever; and although
powerful remedy, contains nothing hurtfrl the
constitution. 10 married ladies culia ~ suited.
II will, In short time, bring the monthly period
with regularity.
In all cases OF Nervous and spinal AIectoas, Pain
In the Back and Limbs, Fatigue on slight exerton,
Paiptaon ofthe Heart Mysteries, and Whites, these
Pills Will eject when all other have f.iled;
and ah ough powerful remedy do not contain iron,
calomel, antmony, anythins hnrtul to tic coasti.
tuition. @4 @f
Full directions In the pamphlet around each pack
age, which saould be carefully preserved. hnssf u
Far fall particulars, gst pamphlet free, Of the
agent.
MIL and postage stamps enclosed to any an
thorsed agent, win bottle containing over 80
pills, by return mali JOB MOSIs,
Rochester, N. r.,
Gener II Agent fer the United states.
sold In Burlington by Sqaires Bless, y Gay, and
All druggists. oct IL bpiygow
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KENTUCKY.
By WILLIAM ID. GALLAGAEl


By WILLIAM b. GALLAGHER.
Blythe grace OF Highest Heaven,
ny the precepts OF the good,
by the blood our sites nave given
TO cement this Brotherhood
This young brotherhood OF nations
Sovereign each within It's sphere,
Yet to certain obligations
Lending all Wiling eaI)-
By the many rec0gnlt,ous
OF this brotherhood we've made;
By its broad and high conditions,
10 the whole wide world display'd;
By the great, the good, the glorious,
Ger our civic pages spread;
BY the dag, that floats victorious
Wheresoe'r our sons are led;
by the living-by the dead
II the stars OF this brotherhood sever,
And the rent orbs shoot inaily about,
KENrUCKY will follow them never,
But stand by her FIRST fate forever,
And refuse cen at last 10 70 out.
Though the star-spangsed banner be torn BY
the gale,
And orb after orb in it, heaven grow pale,
One star, which till now, with the many has
Will illumine each told Of it, glory alone!
II.
Come with party-come with faction
Marshaling its threatening host;
Come complaining OF niraction
Of the laws we cherish mos !;
Come q neighbor's customs scornng,
Threatening them with overthrow
Come with words OF woe or warning,
Couch'd in phrases high or low;
Come In heat, Or Come In GOODNESS,
From the North or from the South;
Come with all the spirits tuluess
Qaivering round the flexible mouth
Come with prayer, or maledction--
Come unknown, or Of renown;
Come with faud-with fact or fiction
Come with smile, or come with ifoNn;
Still Kentucky bids you "dosnls
For, should this bright brotherhood sever,
And ito rent stars shoot ms dlg about.
Kentucky's will follow them never,
But blaze on the broad blue forever.
And refuse cen At last 10 60 ou..
Though the ssAr-spangled banner be torn b.
The gale,
And orb after orb in it, heaven grow pale,
Oss star. which till now. with the many hal
shown,
Shall illumine each fold Of it, glory alone!
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W1GS-MEGS-NIGs.
roHELoR'S WIGS AND TOUPEEs surpass all
They are elegant, Light and durable.
Fitting to charm--no turning up behind ne shrink
ing on the head indeed this is the oily Es,ab IeDt
where these things are properly understood au made
nio.iyW 10 Bond street, New York.
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NJ Der naoetS uOuutAeSo tVsuSs1ueS Jug Otos
NJ pebisbed Thursday morning. The pur-
ar, q Il sss, that in speech at Richmond
Gsrernor Wise complained that he marched lis
a,.u.u!iius past the White House in Washing
40. and the President never SO much g looked
%. Of the window. The Gerry little Governor
ns justly indignant. The President sas ex-
|Dse,ed 10 invite the military into the East Room
nd give them taste Of bis old Bourbon. But
Nm. Buchanan, alive 10 the necessity OF pres
srng his good name snOng the y. +. We.
listens TO the telegraph Office. and announces
!. he country that he was mot a, home" when
'n. famous army passed. How very Important
XII bis excuse be taken? Will his EKcellen>
r. With the thirsty cavalry and infantry FROM
s.asndosh and Fsuquier take this as reason
NJ sycuse. We shall await with some anx-
ay in VI bear from Wise.
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ErcsEsioS PROM LocANsPoRr. ~ esterda v
torsacaa an excursion train arrived ia this cit y
ron Logaaspors, Indiana, the first direc. train
ever The entire line of the Logansport, Peor;s
h Burlington Railway. About thirty excursion.
- u.ns upon it. Among them va noticed Mr..
Bun.hsfsi, Of the Logansport Journal, Mr.. Hail,
d the Pasros, the Aessrs. Pratt, d. n. and j.
\ Dunn, Mr.. Luy, +. Walker, Mr.. Chase, Mr..
BsIe,i, Of the Barnett House, Mr.. Clifford, of the
Gso;i House, Mr.. Douglas, George Davis, and
l. Earrbg, I'll OF Loganspor,; Messrs. Sill, Perry
shi others q Monticello; Mr.. Gilman, Of New
yGs, one Of the directors OF the road; Mr..
Csstr, Superintendent, and number OF the
easrsctoFs
The train. lel. Logansport about noon On
lM4a,, bot vas detained at Reynolds station,
gscion of the New Albany and Salem road
ssAg to an organized attempt there to prevent
isr passing.
Il tee!as saai Subscriptions had been taxa
tiotg the ire Of the road in indiana, condi
ilohal On Tie road being through by the first Of
|shnsry. Some Of the subscribers AZ Reynolds
Pi'as secured me road, attempted TO proven:
iasage OF the trains till January. and thus
kape tie payment OF their subscriptions. To
AliSH NAt WIS ti0Gtu
tie roat, and portion Of the track on each
aoi il removed. Thus fortified, some sew
tive lTishmen forbid the passage OF the
T.. Alter d long but unsuccessful party the
anlOals,s returned to Monticello, took On
Sheriff aud his posse, and returning to
yaOids cleared the track .ns dispersed the
~. Quite fight ensued, aud oGs o. the
c Wss shet during the melee, though not
taserOlsly wousde1. We are informed by
, gisatssoaists that the saaeate was instisated
ssiy few individuals. The MAS of the
s;rribers aIaag the line are favorably disposed
vAl pay their subscriptions promptly AID
.heertaly.
Alter leaving Reynolds, the excursionists en-
bantsred good deal Of snow in the cuts TO
imam, IS no ttains had been run since the
arn. They managed, however, to force their
ky through, and arrived here in good spirits
Esercay morning at ten O'Clock, having stop
and breakiasted with Sam. Emery, At Che
Of whose fare they speak in the highest
sEi The party are quartered At the Pcori,
ease, sid will return home this morning
ftarA Transcript, Zee. 2Sth.
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IN WEEKLY HAWK EYE

o. ~ lAil V examiss ~ ssock q Boosl
go a she Banner Store Of ussard Z
,-a You can buy Of them cheaper thar
o,ber Boot and Shoe establishment Ia
~ y, Having one Of the bsat vorkmen ia
Y wsst % srperintend their mAuufacturiDg
- ...,,reps, they feel confident Of giving per
..s.ct;cn. They received the First Pre-
- :, The County Fair for the best and neat
!, ..,;<y oi Boots and Shoes. N4 '
s..-.usAer he place, III, Jehsrson street
p.rsou's Block. nov l0 w.t.
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Scottish Rards and English Reviews"
THOSE wishing 10 renew their subs ,rip,onr A.
wel those desiring subscr be Tor the follow
ing Magazines, can do SO by ealing en-
CORsE 4 SON. so JeiScrs0n street.
BLACKWooD'5 EDINBURGH MAGAZINE. (ery)
LONDON QUARTERLY, tConseryutiy,1
EDINBURGH REVIEW, (Whig)
NORTH BRITISH free church,
WESTMINSTER tLberaN
Unusual inducements now Afforded TO any nd ali
DESTROYS Introducing the named bic ne
riodicAis into their families. For further
enquire hy letter, or In person Il
J. L CoRSE SON,
70 Jefferson street,
cl6-dGwu Burlington, Iowa.
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The Hancock JeffersoHian says Wild hog
vss shot near Fostosia, 10 the ..bk woods,
which comprise nearly thousand asres Of I'M
broken wilderness, few days ago. Tho tusks
Of the animal measured eight and half inches
10 length, aud before be was captured be made
several vicious stsempts TO disable the dogs By
means oi these formidable Weapons. Hia
weight, IL 70 essimatsd, II In good condition,
would b I've hundsed pounds,
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Dfs HOstctterss Bitscrs have received the
tnconliums from the press and people through
out me Union A. valu BILE tonic for the or by
spepsa, Flatnence Constipation ard genera. nervous
deohity. u cannot b. approached. Every day new
cases Of IT, great effect chronirled through our
public Jsnrnais There IL nothing equal TIE enjoy
msnt, to that which the Afflicted experience when using
this valuable specific Its mild tome ts sure and vlgor
Gus action upon dsordered stomach. ard the clean.
sing Of the entire human body should II to
all classes Of our community. All that viii be necessary
70 convince the skepticai Of It's healthy n.cs, 10 TO
purchase bottle and be convinced
See Advertisement In another column
For SAFE By Druggists and dealers generally everys
where. 7ss IA
cec1-br1m
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nlAnRaED.

On The 15th in., u he residences 81 he hfdes ahef
by Rev. G, r. MCanghon, Mr.. MlCAJA KlNEON 81 bur
llngton. Iowa, and Mis- SARAH Y. ADAMS. q Urbana,
Oho-UFbana co., Citizen.
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SAPONIFIER.

NCENT n ATED PGs' ASH.
More than Double the Strength Of Ordinary
Potash
For making Soap without lime. With little trouble ard
at riuiDg expense The hsspest article ever discov
cred for ic purpose. One pouna will make twelve or
6fse.n galions OF good Soft Soap or nine pounds Hard
Soap. Printers will find II superior article FOR clean.
Ing Type II perfectly soluble ant free from impur
ties.
Broken In small Jumps and put up in p, a-d b
cans.
Manufactured ut the Challenge chsmicai Works,
BROOKLYN, and sold By II. X. DURKEE 4 co.
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The Skanea.elas IN. ~ Democrat gives the
hrs. chapter in "a story Of real life by saying
that Miss Harriet L. Smith, daughter Of Horace
Smith, Of spatford, Onondaga County, will start
soon for Washington Territory, away in the
northwest, beyond the Rocky Mountains, TO
marry man she never seen-Nr. David Spald-
ing, Jr., son Of David Spalding, of SpaIord.-
The friends of the parties are intimates, and
correspondence between them has continued
for two years. and has resulted in . marriage
contract--ahd the young gentleman being ems
gagged in profitable business which be cannot
conveniently leave, has RENTED funds 10 the
lady, with request for her 10 join him there.
PARIS Fashions FOR DEcEMDER.--The most i'm
portant fashion news at present il the positive
decline in the amount OF crinollne, which il
threatened in high quarters TO be abandoned
altogether, as well as the long dresses, already
shortening in front, 90 that graceful figures and
pretty feet (which have 20 long been masked BY
their ferruginous entourage) will be restorcd 10
stheir righttul dominion. In dresses generally
there ID little new to record; they still bear
either great number Of founces or none at
all, 1t discretion. Bonnets, 10 spite Of the cold,
do not advaacs towards the forehead, but tend
to the contrary direction by their large de-
scending curtains The mixture Of Grape and
velvet produces very enc effect, and lends
itself readily to the taste Of the wearer. silk
ribbons edged with lace add TO the richness and
elegance OF the entire bonnet
Francis J. GFuDd, a Hessian BY birth, nature
aud education, well known at Washington for
many years as Nes York correspondent and
doer OF dirty work for the party that paid best,
has been appointed BY President Buchanan
Consul to Havre. His character has been %
bad thA. al Presidents heretofore have refused
70 give him any public Or responsible appoints
wont.
A "HosRrBLs RrroRr," IxDErD.-Ths Pen.
eacola Gazette mentions rnmor In circulation
il that dity, that : son Of Gov. Wise has heen
ssised and hung By m Infatuated mob d The
North, in retAliasio6 for bis fathers refusing to
pardon Brown. The editor does NOS credit The
s.horrible report" They must have quaer idea
Of the North 1t Pensacola, II such % absurd
rumor can gain credit from any one.
NJ. Richard sly. Of Clay Forge. near waynea.
boro. Va, loss seven children ont OF ! family
Of eight, within few weeks, By malignant core
throat.
Al American Girl ia Paris hss followed ne
| French fashion Of dying for love, -comm:tsine
suicide with IL fanes u charcoal .
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Union.Savlug Do,vn souan.

what Illuminating commentary upon the
Union saving servlity Of the North was the re-
cent attempt to hold meeting on that subject
in Washington! The South, and the South ON
Y, threatens to dissolve the Union. The two
Houses Of Congress arc the focal point Of these
reasonable utterances. Right there, under the
caves OF the capitol, where, above all places n
the country, such . meeting was needed, some
slmPle minded people gathered an assembly
VI course, 1t was broken up in . row. Tie
peaceful portion OF the audience escaped amid
the Jeer'ng strains OF martial music. Wheeler
the TINE was Hail Columbia, or the RoRue's
aasch, the telegraph has not informed us-
Could hypocrisy further 60? How long vii,
Northern men, who hold the title deeds Of their
own souls, consent to perform service aud La
Dor fer the South in this Union saving busi>
ness? After this exhibition at Washington, one
would think that Commercial Doughfacism
would have pluck enough TO refuse to be sold
in market overly by frightened fossils and pc
litical tricksters.
BY the by holding Union saving meetings in
Northern cities, and rebuking public sentiment
on that subject this side of the Potomac, res
minds us OF a ludicrous scene We witnessed in
one OF the courts of this city, many years ago.
An exciting case was on trial. The room was
packed with spectators. The respective coun-
sci OF tho opposing parties had been exchange
ing sharp words for the past hour; aud now, in
the midst Of a violent wrangls, they seemed to
be about coming to blows, The large audience
looked on ia unbrcken silence. The Deputy
Sheriff, when the Eight was ct its hight, solemnly
rose, and gazing With q stern pisage, but
Factions eye, toward the brea,hiess spectators,
cried out, "Order in Court, gentleman! Let
the audience keep g,tiet New York Tribune