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Coal Coal Firel Firel
FOR PURE YOUGMIOGHENY

no roo u. SHOUp, (sHoaassor 10 h. y. Sholp1
VI Agent. am selling Youghiogheny Coal NJ ~ cents
per bnshel cheaper than you can get IL in any other
yafd i the city. n
M Yard mni Once on the west side Of the Canal Ba-
ain, 6etween First and SecoTsd streets. Orders len AT
shoup's Flour Store.
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DIR. r. A. WILSON'S

WHY NlIHlIUC mn Alt-UyNpeptc Pills, q neVpr
Il Ealing Antdote for Sick Headache, Dyspepsia,
lcnsness, Neuralgia, Collie, Deprived Appetite, bisor
dered stomach, Female Distractions, &c. Price 26cts.
per box. One Pill II dose.
II FAMILY REMEDY.
Read the Testimony of Gov. Wise, Of Vn-Wilson,a
Pills ne a safe and most useful Family Remedy for
Constipation, and affections of the Digestive Orpana.
FOR headacne they have proved themselves a specific.
i'ead NE testimony Of Gov. King, Of Ala.-I would
not be without Wilson'S Pills for any price. For Indi.
geston ind Headache, l divide Il pill and take the half
II gives immediate relief
no Sold by Druggists and Dealers eyerywhere. Pre-.
pared by L. FAHNESToCK 3 co, lmporters and
wholesale Druggists, No. GO corner Wood and Fourth
sts' flusourg!5 Pa sole proprietors OF u. l.. Fahnes-
stock Nerlnitlge. Also, for sale in Dayton by j. w.
STEWART. an3.Gmdav"
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MCnicaI advertisements.
PRIVATE DISEASES.

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CURED in three days Mt the Gin ~
~ cinuati Lock Hospital, No. 10 ~
West Third street, between Walnut fbSA&
and Vine, up stairs, by DIR. STE EFA
VENS. Consultation free. EAU
DR.; stevens, from the hospitalsI -QWgEN
of London, Paris and Baltimore, ISL
the di-coyerer Of the only CERTAIN 3NS&e1
and reliable remedies for diseaseIf MS1lNE SltAl
Of q private character. by his spe- tlGNEYI4ASM
cial experience In this, much neg NsE8Nl4i{RtM
lecteh branch Of medical science, he WAf
~ enabled 10 guarantee azure lnthe W&ASS$NT oE
most complicated eases. N
Gonorrhea cured in three days ~
without change Of diet. syphilis
IN primary stages cured ia five dBys, without morcurv.
elect OF long standing cured In ton dnys. Nocturnal
Emissions speedily checked by new treatment. Semi
mi weakness or IinpOtenry Of long standing cured in
three weeks. Diseases Of the throat, uose, aud skim
speedily cured. ANY form or character Of disease eur
cd without mercury.
Young Men suffering from seminal weakness, self.
nhuse, premature pains In the head, hack and limbs.
nervous cough, general bodily ltssimle, morbid de-
spondenry and aversion to society, inability to conren.
trate the memory and intellect are treated for Dyspepsia
Consum ption or Liver Complaint, aud through the iG-
norance and eInpirecism Of others, or flSe dclicnry
of their own, drag ont q miserable existence hv iufrir-
tons Of the most imperative, yet simple avs Of THEN
being.
or those contemplating marriage, who are suffering nm
der any Of these fearful malpius, should not forget the
sacred responsibility resting upon them, nor delay To
obtain immediate relief
Diseases pecularto Females treated.
CURE GUARANTEED IN ALL CASES.
Persons at a distance failing to get a permanent cure
effected Elsewhere may receive prompt treatment 10y
writing afnll description Of their case, addressed TO Dr,
Stevens, Lock Box 600, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Otlra hours from q a. m. tOB y. m. apl6
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Wash boARDs-2O dozen op hand and FOR sails by
w MIRA b., O'BRlEN.
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Dayton, xenIa and Columbus RaIlroad.
U "a

VI lgs
LNOUR Daily Trains East, via Columbus. Through
II tickets hNom Dayton 10 al Eastern Cities.
-Four Daily TRIMS East, leaving DAYTON for the
East ~ follows: Night Express 1885 n. m.i Cincinnati
and Columbus Day Express ut 0:2O;R n. IN. these Trains
stop only ut Xenia and London. Accommodation $40
4. M stops ut all way stations between Dayton and
UOlnnhus.
Arriving at Dayton, nighte express 2:22a M; Accom-
mediation 9.l5 a. NJ; Columbus and Cincinnati Day Ex-
press 3a3 p. m.
Trains nun by Columbus time, whichis 7 minutes FMS
ter than Dayton time.
Through tickets can be had for all Eastern cities by
calling ON =. Il. WARNiAN, Ticket agent.
f.. W. WOODWARD Superintendent.
G. WARMAN, Genl Ag't, Dayton, o. apl3
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RarOiraI aobrrttstmtrnts.
Blood Purifier and Hood Pills
Oh. RoBAcK'a.
Scandinavian Remedies.

VNJHEN nr. Roiach, the Ccieinnsed swedish pb,s.
NV khan introduced his Blood Purifier and Blood
their curative power, This was years ago. THE tasi
q fecowmcndlng. them hos since been taken out d
hla hands. Enlightened men whose character for
sound judgement and philosophy. gives their opinlona
WEIGHT % se community men wh9 observe, reject,
ARE everywhere approving end ureingthe use ofthete
wonderful preparntops. An who conhde In The wiz.
cate for ihpemsei ses are now or o"o m Shsis o No t Iase io
porlant subject.
Dr Rohack invites ne attention Of The sick to the
from members Of the Medical Profession, Editors of
and ladies ofthe highest responsibility giving accounts
ni extraordinary cures wrought by the remedies, OF
which cures they ihelnselSss were
These parties may be consulted personally or by let.
ter, by those Who have any d9pbt on the subject The
I'll times accessible to the public, establishes the follow.
IA Tpa.i
That the Blood Purifier ind Blood Pills have been
proved 10y analysis 70
ul Gafoil no MiacTdt
That they cliro The almost universal complaint,
DygeDaq,
with uncfftng certainty, and IN q very short time.
That amer all other medicines have proved useless,
Liner Complaint,
That
SD Raaalo,
who have languished for years in helpless weakness
and dependency recupente with great npidity under
ties arc removed 10y their cordial and gently stimuli.
ting properties. That they recruit ' ""
iCLoger-I f5sset,g..s
however they may have becn trifed Win and olpsod.
Tint their direct tendency h 10 sfren,tIur,, iWa aui ~,
der IL enjoyable. Tbnt acting direetly ,innn tin I'M.
ons Of disciise In the Ilood, they f
Cpao son 10 Heal,
and discharge honl the system every faint NJ aoroe,t,
whether hereditary or otherwise. Tint they
Recruit he Dblgg,eI.
i and that there h no disease of mo stomach and povoia
the liver, the nervous system. he skin. ,JanJs onJ
muscles, arising nom hnnurdies OF tho iI,nJ anJ '"'
erctons In WHICH they do moi givc I,on,,t ~. F. w. ~
administered before The very citadel of Ina has ieen ~
vaded) effect a painless and perfect cllre'
Hear in mind thar the scandinavian Vegetable pl,o1
Pills are endorsed hy the expenonce Of ihousatJs ar
living witnesses, who, in letters. nfidayits end rncrH.ni
very hest pryn,Tation ~ ia ti,J "an "ns ~ " ~ n.y., uh
broken down victims of IN health. Tbev Lnnt 1io.aso
through every avenue md orann Of Inc svsten, and to
expel Ii thoroughly and uernnaneun,
No one can doubt their superiority afer one single
trial-they ARE not only better hut. M G1of cleaner than
any other Pills, % cents per box, or 3 toxes f1r one dol.
hf.
Read Dr. Rolack's Special Notices and Certigcst.s
pubishedi in a conspicuous part ofthis paner non, t,nie
to time. NM
Dr.. Rohack's Medical Almnme md Fam,lv advise,
containing a great variety OF interesting ma val,ofis
medical inloglnntion, can lie hal gratis of snv ~ ne
Agents throughout the country. VIZ -"
mdiihcut OF complicated cases, DR.. RobaciS mny lie
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Dayton and Michigan Railroad.
Sandusky, Dayton and Cincinnati r. R.
IN

1N
ON and after Monday, April 18Th, and until further
~ notice passenger trains will run as follows:
Mail Tram going South NJ 500 "a. M, arrives in To-
ledO ut lO.Z1 n, IN, Detroit at 400 p. M, aud Chicago
at $40 q. m. Train going East passes Clyde at 1905 %.
M, arriving In Cincinnati NJ b:]O p. M, lndinnanapulis
$50 p. m. aud 81 Louis the next day at $3.50 y. m.
Night Express, going South at 1850 y. M, arrives at
Toledo nc 1913 ,. m, Detroit HO5 a. nj, Chicago 500 q.
M, Cincinnati 7:lbu a. M, indianapolis iD3D y. m.
Cincinnati Accommodation leaves Huntsville every
morning, aud returning leaves Cincinnati at 1880 y NJ,
reaching Dayton at $50 p M, and Huntsville ut a;45 p m.
Mail Train going North leaves Cincinnati at GdO a..
M, arriving ut Cleveland at 300 u. m, and Dunkirk
and Buffalo the next morning, and Toledo ut 7i25 p. m.
aud Chicago ut BOO q. m.
Night Express Train leaves Cincinnati nj 600 q. m.
JOHN II. HUDSON, Sup't.
NJ. g. CLAPP, Gen. Ticket Agent. ianI
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PROBPECTUs.
DAYTON
Weeklg empire,


a8W Nf W
In the coming great Presidential contc.t. ohio vail
no s''ec'edas me hattie sonua o. The t%anrpoten our
opponents arc already mnshalpg u,eu ion.c. md or.
gan'aine @rthe struggle, anl 1t tchooyca te ncmo.
cracy-al who love tho Union aud rcyerc the consnm.
uon--al who hate scc,ionali-n anddcspise the tmtor.
sieachings Of the stewards and ohascs, Of tho Gree.
ley' and Garraons-to post themselves hly on al
questions which may arse h,ying tho cansoss. me
hos, way 20 do this IA 10 subscribe for good Demo.
cratic newspaper. such m one We shall emlcnyor to
make the MAMMOTH DAYTON wEERLY EM.
Pinr. We have entered iorthe aght, aud shall do al
within our power to aid IN securing q triumph foe Tho
good old Democrats porty, not only IA tho conu,y OF
--s lat also In or whole slate. Ne oan
.r~~
frh every Deihocrd hniInend 81 The Onion will
g. o. his duty, and ntd in securing a perfect, thorough
and united organization Of onr h4cnd4 Win youdo 10
ASIDE from the political FIXTURES of tho WEEKLY
EMPIRE, Il will contain a careful selection NJ Literary
md Miscellaneous readng ndaptet FOR the Home CIR.
Gle, tho Workshop aud the Farm. 10 will elso. contain
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-07-03
Coal, Coke and Wood.
The CAMBRIDGE COAL COMPY

A IN delivering the hest qnaliiy Of YOUGHiOdHEN-
IA EY COAL, aJ6Gents perbishel. CAMBRIDGE
COAL. al ~ Cents pei taisbel. OCKIN COAL, az
~ Cents pr iashel. u GOAL, for SmithinS, atty
Cents per bnshei. ALSO, Saved and split Wood At
6a,l6. -Four Foot Wood, S3.OO, j. 49,. ia MS
nS-ofhce and Yard, First Street, head " Canal BASIN,
Dap 4, II. COLBi Agent,
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SPALDING'S
PREPARED GLUEl

USEFUL IN EVERY HOUSE,.
s~PALDING's PREPARED GLUE.
SOLD BY s~TATIONERs.
s~PALDlNG'S PREPARED GLUE.
SOIL BY DRUGGISTS.
sPALDING's PREPARED GLUE,
OLD 2Y HARDWARE DEALERS.
sPALDING's PREPARED GLUE,
~sPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD By FURNITURE DEALERS.
SPALDING'S PREPARED LUZ
SOLD by FANCY GOODS DEALERS.
~sPALDING's PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD BY COUNTRY MERCHANTS GENERALLY.
The hydraulic press., 1860-12-22
Special Notices.

SPECIAL DENTAL NOTICE.
NY Dental Office has been removed to Reservoir
street, opposite Clark's building.
7. +CROSSETT.
North San Juan. Dec 1st 1860.
The hydraulic press., 1860-12-22

HENNEss TURNPIKE.-A meeting of the
stockholders of the Henness Turnpike was
held in this place last Saturday, and an as
sessment levied of thirty per cent. in addition
to the capital stock. The assessment was
levied in order to pay the debts due by the
company. and as each and every stockholder
is individually liable for those debts, we
presume the assessments will be paid up.
One-half of the assessment is payable
forthwith, the other half in sixty days.-Ne-
vada Democrat
The hydraulic press., 1860-12-22
The 4ydranlie gress.

THE RAIN-SToRM.-Seldom or never has this
region of the mountains been visited with rain
storm so copious and incessant in its showers, as
that which has prevailed, with very little inter
mission, from Saturday last up to the present
moment. At times the volume of water which
descended was so violent as almost to threaten
the demolition of buildings, and accumulated on
the earth's surface, even where there were plenty
of opportunities of drainage, to the depth of
half-inch or inch, before it could gain Sufficient
momentum to run off. The whole country has
been completely drenched and flooded. Fortu-
nately the rain was not accompanied by much
wind, or the destruction to property of certain
descriptions, must have been very great and gen.
eral; whereas, now it is but comparatively small,
and confined principally to the washing of en-
bankments, and the consequent displacement of
mining conveniences, the injury to roads, and, in
not few instances, the inundation of private
dwellings and store-houses, caused from leaky
roofs. Indeed, we have heard of more damage
Sustained in this latter way, than from either of
the others. We have no pluviameter to measure
the rain which has fallen, but think it must have
attained nearly to four inches.
The hydraulic press., 1860-12-22

YoUSG's GiFT ENTERTAfNMENT- 4th
gilt entertainment of Charles w. Young will
positively come offson Saturday evening, the
18th inst, as announced. The tickets are
nearly all sold, and under no circumstances
will the entertainment again be postponed
Nevada Democrat
The hydraulic press., 1860-12-22
7. O. OF q. F.

e@Mrs. WINSLOW, an experienced nurse
BSs3 and female physician has Soothing Syrup for
children teehng, by softenng the gums reducing all
infiamaton-wa allay all pain, and is regulate
the bowels Depend upon it, mothers, it will everest
to yourselves. and reliefand health your infants
Perfectly safe in all See advertisement in
other column.
The hydraulic press., 1860-12-22

One Splendid PianO-@Seveii Octave!
Gold Watches, Grover Bakers Sewing Machines
Musical misunderstanding of splendid Gui-
tars Volins and Brass Instruments, together
with choice collection of Valuable Books on al
suhjects--laest editions, BY all the most noted
authors. Also a variety of articles suitable for
HOLIDAY DreseptS
The hydraulic press., 1860-12-22
JUSTICE IN DEL NoRTE.-A writer to the Call

from Humboldt Bay, gives the following:
A man by the name of Stansbury entered the
Oriental Hotel, kept by Jesse Houck and had
some slight dispute with the proprietor. The
latter attacked him with knife, evidently endea-
voring to cut his head off, but only succeeded in
infcting several terrible gashes across his throat,
none of which proved fatal. Both were taken
before ]. Fl. Berry, newly elected Justice of the
Peace, who, after hearing the evidence, pronounc-
ed sentence as follows:
"Jesse, l shall have to fine you ten dollars and
half the cost; and as for you, Stansbury, d-n
you, you're disgrace to any community, and
fine you ten dollars and the other half
The hydraulic press., 1860-12-22

CHRISTMAS CoNCERT-The Cambrian and
Rehoboth Choirs have arranged their programme
for an entertainment on the afternoon and even
ing of Christmas day. The afternoon proceed
ings will be conducted mostly in the Welsh Ian
guage, and consist of singing, address, by Mr..
John ]. Powell, an grafton by VIM. o. Williams,
of Camptonvihe, declamations, dialogues, etc.
In the evening the performances are to consist
entirely of singing. These Choirs respectively
and collectively, embrace of the finest vocal
talent in the State, and will give a splendid con-
cert to their hearers. 1t is hardly necessary to
ask that there should be full attendance, for we
suppose the Church at which the concert is to be
given, will not have sufficient capatityto to contain
the crowd which will flock to it. The proceeds
of this affair are to be applied to defraying the
cost of the Welsh Evangelical Church, near San
Juan-a most worthy object. The programme
Is as follows
miscellaneous meeting will take place at 2
o'clock. The proceedings will be mostly carried
on in the Welsh language, in the following order,
'to-wit:
j. Singing. !,
2. Opening Address, by the President.
3. Singing
4. A most pleasing Argument between Mary,
and Morgan, and the Public-House Land.
lady.
5. Singing.
g. The beautiful argument. between the two
Natures-Angelic and Human.
T. Singing.
s. An Grafton, by wm O. Williams, Campton-
Vile.
8. The Castle in the Air, to the little corner of
the World, Tin EnglshO
10. Singing.
President =. JOHN J. POWELL.
Concert will commence at o'clock P. NJ, in
the following Order, to-wit
PART 1sT.
l. Joyful be our Numbers, Chorus by the
Rehoboth Choir
2. Mariners chorus by the Cambrian g
g. Saxonia, Welsh, :" Rehoboth :"
4. Church Welcome, duet and chorus g &C
5. How Sweet the Joy, &C Cambriari &C
6. Holy Lord, Welsh Rehoboth "
Z. Come, Maiden, Come Mrs. and Miss Jones
s. Orphans Prayer, (quartette) Mrs. Davies,
]. Norris D.. Davies, r. Thomas
-. On! How Lovelyis Zion, Rehoboth Choir
10. Here in'Cool Grot, -. Cambrian Choir
IL. Jerusalem, my Glorious Home, Rehb'h '
PART2b.
/. Romania, Welsh, chorus, Rehoboth Choir
9. Valley Home Mrs. and Miss Jones
3. Have Set Watchmen, chorus, Rehoboth
choir
4. Sweet Peace, duet and chorus, &C
S. The Mariner loves Ger the Waters to Roam
Cambrian Choir
6. Although the Fig Tree, duet; trio. chorus,
Rehoboth choir
7. The Temperance Dialogue, Welsh,
Miss Thomas, J. 0. Jones, ID. r. Jones
s. Children's jubilee, Welsh, Chorus, -.
Rehoboth Choir
g. Lady of Beauty, Mrs. and Miss Jones
fp..
Rehoboth Choir
Il. Good Night, chorus, &c
u Proceeds to be applied to defray the cost
of the Welsh Evangelical Church, near North
San Juan.
The hydraulic press., 1860-12-22

THERE are many ways of relieving pain for the time
being. but there is only way of removing diseases
No palliative, no anodyne, topical application will
remove it, 1t must be attacked at its source in the
fluids OF the body which convey the poison the To-
calites where it is developed in inflammation sores
ulcers, tumors, assesses gandhlar swelngs &c. as
the case may be- These fluids must be reached. acted
upon and purified by some powerful agent Such an
agent is Yellow Dock Sarsaparia and Iodide Potash.
lManuactured at Watts Drug store 1t gently stim-
ulates while it disnecs and expels from the stomach
and bowels all that is irritating and the time
restores their vgor and tone.
The hydraulic press., 1860-12-22

A "SaY" AT Mrs. WFED.-We were not so
fortunate as to hear Mrs. Weed, when she
lectnred at this place. Many of the boys
however, attended her first entertainment,
and it was the topic of animated discussion
among them for several days after. They
can now read the following, from the Sierra
Citizen, and see how it tallies with the opin-
ions they had formed. The editor, abiding
to the lecture he heard says:
1--WE had the pleasure of hearing the first
one The lecture was exceedingly able, inter-
estimg, and no doubt truthful. But wemust
confess we never have half realized what
superlatiyely lucky dogs lis "baches" are.
Weare, indeed, supremely blest. The present
condition of woman is awful-that of the
Union, or of affairs in Mexico, is nothing to
it. Why. brother lords, maidens are merely
moths. In the first place, they don't know
ANYTHING. So saith their lecturer In the
next place they can't do anything; they have
no thought beyond twenty; their education
consists in learning to be captivating; their
whole existence is absorbed in the one grand
idea of deluding some unhappy fellow into
marrying them; they are great in gimcracks,
learned in lace, profound in perfumery, and
'erudte in glances, smiles and affectations;
but after this, what do they know? In start
hing and well-cultivated tones, we answer
nothing! And then the husbands they ruin;
the children they rear to a hospital, not to a
Torlds and the infants they absolutely mur-
derl Horriole! oh, most horrible Benedicks,
Benedcks, don't you wish you want You?
"The lecture certainly was abie-full of
telling sarcasm, and pointed and pithy remark,
and had yigor of tone and force of express
sion decidedly masculine in its character;
but we could not divest ourselves of a sort of
unpleasant surprise, or continuous amaze
ment or, in fact, a holy horror-at seeing a
woman executing oratorical hourishes. etc.
It's al, right, ofcourse; women have the right
to stand up before multitudes with bold
cheek and an unquailing eye; all we say is,
we are not used to it: and getting such
lecture from such a source, seemed to US
like extracting mess of beans out OF a
flower vase, or q bumper of brandy-straight
from cologne bottle.
The hydraulic press., 1860-12-22
Notice is hereby Given

Notice is hereby Given
That will not be responsible for any debts contract
ed from and after the date hereof, by the Sailor Com
pany. of North San Juan. consisting of John Hill,
Frank Soule, John H. Effinger, Stephen H. Harris,
and James Sproat for work or labor performed or
water and other material used i'm the slucng washing
mining the claims or mineral lands of said Compa-
ny. JOHN III. EFFINGER.
Dec 1st, 1860. 3w
The hydraulic press., 1860-12-22

Hair TOnfc.--To persons residing in eli
mates this compound will be invaluable as specific
in retaining to the skin healthy action and neutral
zing any of the evil effects, which by continued or
frequent perspiration, must cause to the hair.
To children. or the youngest infant it may be used
with the greatest freedom, for however thin weakly
the hair may apparently be, by the of this COM
pound all irritation will be alayed.
This tonic is more particularly recommended for re-
storing grey hairs to their original color and with few
exceptions it is acknowledged to be inflible; but in
all it is acknowledged to be superior to like pre-
parations now in the market
This is no hair oil for simply greasng the hair but
chemical preparation free from grease other nju
rious Ingredients.
Manufactured and sold at the drug store of s T.
Watts, Marysyils. and sold by traders and druggists
throughout the State
Also.
Opium Balsamique,
An inalibIe for Secret Diseasespe .sant to the
taste. For sale by
FRANCHERE & BUTLER,
Agents, North San Juan,
And at the Drug store of s. T. WATTS,
sept 29 3m .Marysville.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1860-03-27
a, iGrievo..s wrong,

We have repeatedly urged objection against the dam
yero,s policy which has obtained in our State, of
nexing to the punishment of violators of the law,
banishmcnt Many instances have occurred where
fagrant outragesw committed, iorwhich the per.
psators hayo been convicted and sentenced and were
afterwards commuted to punishment from the State =
Upon what principle Of common justice has one State
the right to ransferits villains and murderers toanoth
cr Every State ought to haye its Pententiary and
t.2c care of its own outlaws ard evil doors
We copy from the Columbus (ia) Sun a few cases
iRipont:- ~ y: =;
ain the Daily Sun OF the 3ainst, wc commented
upon tho policy ofan,iexng to, the commusat@l of
colored convcts punishment the condition Of bansh-
ment forever from tile State. The case which paItcu-
lary Iromnipted our remarks was that the slave
Granville under sentence Of death for murder commit
tediin Montgomery county, Alabama.
Tho murderer of DR.. Keitt was q negro convict
banished from another State tie consequence of which
has been the unproYoked loss of the life Of valuable
citizen.
The colorcd porter Louis, in the employment the
State Bank of South Carolina. at Charleston who re-
Gently confessed the charge OF abstracng blank fifty
dollar bills from the Bank vault and forging the sgnu-
lures of the President and Cashier has also been con-
eInned as portion of his puuishishment to perpetual
Punishment from the State. Experience shows that
instead Of reforming in nine cases out Of ten it mpes
them to commit deedsof greater violence and more
leinous as general rule, than those Of which they
were originally convicted n
These two cases are precisely in point and one Of
them at least affords practcaand sad illustration of
the dangerous policy which apparently Increases every