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Litchfield enquirer., 1865-12-14

TWO the Probate Court. for the District of Plymouth. The application of Silas B. Terry, of Waterbury, respectfully showeth :: That he is the legal guardian to Simeon Q. TefryS . minorgand was appointed such Guar dian by the Court of Probate in PIymouth,s Connecticut. Rad that said minor is the owner of the following real estate. viz :-An undivi- ded equal fifth part of certain lot of land with dwelling house. barn and other buildings thereon, and containing --acres more or less, situated in Terryville Society, in the town of Plymoulhs and bounded north on Martin Rear. ny and Eli Terry, east on pond, south on high way and west on B. 8. Beach and said Kear- ney, being the former residence of said Silas B. Terry, said minors interest being valued at about five hundred dollars.
 AND he further says, That the estate is at present unproductive that the avails thereof are wanted for the support, maintenance and education of said Minor and that it will be for the advantage of said minor to sell the same, and invest the avails thereof according to law; wherefore he says that there is just and reason able ca use for selling the same. He therefore pfays the Court to order said real estate to be soldand to empower him or some other meet per son to sell the same. pursuant to the statute in such case made and provided. Dated at Water bury November 22d, 1865.
 SILAS B. TERRY, Guardian by
 .x r A. GIDDINGS, Attorney. lpiaiet Iof Plymouth, Probate Court, ss. Nov. 23d, 1865. s'@ 4~
 ORDERED-That the foregoing application be heard and determined at the Probate Office in Plymouth, on the 9th day of February, 1866, st g. o'clock, forenoon and that notice there- of be published in some public newspaper near the place where such real estate lies, three weeks successively, at least six weeks before said time asaigned.d l \ SEA-
 V.R c. GIDDINGs, I
 34 3W .TudUo
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-12-14

NVHE Court of Probate for the District of u Litchfeld hath limited and allowed six months from the date hereof, for the creditors to the Estate of Norman Buell., late of Litch- field in said District, deceased, in which to ex- hibit their claims for allowance and settlement. Those neglecting to present their accounts within said time, properly attested, will be debsrred b recovafy.s All persdhs indebted to said estate are requested to make immediate payment to LOYAL R. BARBER, Adm.
 December uth, 1885, s5-lta
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-12-14
a7OO,OOO.

DisrRlBurIoss are made in the following manner: - ss sss5
 4eCzRTITIcATEs naming each article and It's val , Ie are placed in SEALED ENVELOPES, which are well mixed. One of these envelopes containing the Certificate or order, fer some Article, will be delivered at our office, or sent by mail to any address, without regard to choice, on re- ceipt of 26 cents. 9a
 On receiving the Certificate the purchaser will see what article it draws and it's value, :, and can then send ONE DOLLAR and receive the article named, or can choose any other one article on our list of the same valre. T
 GW Purchasers ofonr SEALED ENVELOPES, may in this manner. obtain an article worth from One to Five Hundred Dollars. fss5f 4 S FOR ONE DOLLAR. 0s 2 le sfaEf 58E sEfI @s .T which they need not pay until it is known what Is drawn and its value z 0
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-10-10
q. n. MORRISON,
WHOLESALE DRUGGIST
Dealer in Patent Medicines, etc,
No. y Maya inc Street,
NEW ORLEANS,

Has on hand large and select stock
OF DRUGS and MEDICINES, which IRE
offered for sale ut prices in accordance
with Northern quotations. adding a small
advance ON cost at same. liz quantities to
suit the wants Of purchasers.
Commission Merchants, Planters and
Druggists Can rely upon getting their
goods put mp with care and dispatch.
Tn, following articles embrace a small
portion Of my stock on hand and TO arrive.
2O0o ounces French and Am. QCINiNE
coo lbs. CALuMEl.-Am. ana English
100 ounces SrLpHATE MORPHINE.
I2Go lbs. Refined CAMrIIOE
100 ibs. Powdered 1rECAC.
30 lbs. IPECAC ROOT
500 lbs. CiiLOEOFOEM-I Id. bottles.
80 ounces NITRATE SILVER.
I2j lbs. luDIDE ToTA-S.
800 lbs. SWEET SPIRITS NITNE.
10 hhlS. CASTOR OIL.
80 bbI~. FLAN Whole i ground
20 hbls. EPSON SALTS.
500 lbs. INDIGO,
1000 lbs. GUN ARABIC. Fine and sorts.
1909 lbs. TArAEIC ACID.
2ooo lbs. ARROW ROOT Au. 4 E,.rm-la
, f......... L. -,sr.IT /, ...,.,,
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-10-10

nNHE News has been published regu-
isrly since its first appearance before
the pablo. nc expense having been spared
70 make II sustain the hard earned reputu-
lion II now boasts otthat of first class
paper. The present wei! as the future
aim Of the proprietor will be to aid in rc
storing civil government to the South to|
adv ocate Internal Improvement s ;aud strive
to tIea! up the wound, and cause a friendly
and natura! feeling between the people of
all sections of the country. Ii will be the
supporter otright and justice. and the enemy
OF Knaces and scheming politicians.
The Ne,rs is not only the cheapest and
hest paper Published in Shrevcp ,rt but
the largest IN size. wei printed, on clear
type and strictly reliable in every sense.
Its columns always contain web selected
and original articles The Prices current.
and general Intelligence are carefully cor
rected by the Editor sud assistants, and can
be relied on It's correct.
Arranccmcn;Shaye been made with com
petcnt gentlemen in New Orleans and other
cities in the Union to correspond regularly.
aud the subscriber hopes, with the assis
lance at hand to make the Ne,cS one of the
best and most extensively circulated papers
in the South.
Cores ondeace is solicited from every
section. and while the columns oil the Nc5r$
will be open 10 all. yet tn" EGitor can
not publish any article which Is not In ac-
cordauce with his views. on the important
subjects of the day.
1t behoovcs every person. who possibly
can. to subscribe to one or more good
papers, as the excited state of affairs de-
mands it. The terms OF the Meas are
placed at low figures 10 enable every tami-
~ to take Il copy.
The Ne,cs is published every Tuesday
and saturday mornings
RATES or SJBSCRiPIIoN-Pcr.
g.
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UNIVERSITY or LOUISIANA
HEDIC-iL mr. .IEyIlEET.


1--WE Lectures in This school viii com
nlcur- on MONDAY. November -.
l-li5. III. facilities for Anatomical In.
~,Tuetiua aud ioE Ilo~nl.g C4u..- III Ne8t-
cine Surgery and DL-tr,sir. are. uudi,ulr-
I.hri. The museum. arpara,u. and I.nr,r,
are in admirable preservation and NOR.
than a!.utl.'. for every u~.ttn uurpu.,.-
\ proper Gi.po-i'iou Vii. to- rrhlh',el 30
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didg,,r tor admi--ion Ecettlar te.-, Sla
tor each ticket Practical Anatomy so A:
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Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-10-10

M. tKAVIkk ANN NNItEEI SIS,
Ncr Oric0ay, La.
CHARLES 4. sMEUES .--.... Manager
TlNWS establishment las been leased ior
L I term OF years, and J. now undergo
lug tn most complete and thorough reno
,.s;.on and repair. Il viii be furnished
with new Furniture, Beading Bed and Ia
bic I.a"n. from She kitchen to the root.
For convenience of location and we'll
arranged and ventilated rooms, It has no
Superior IL this city. For thee comforts
and .uXuri,'s of It's Table and Exchange.
the ruasuErr on!y asks q trial
Tn" Bar will be opened about the first
at unNr month.
The Hotel vii he ready Tor the reccp-
lion OF guests on the lst OF October prnN-
imO. aug TN
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METROPOLITAN RECORD

' EH "a L Is NEIrA r - K =.
ions MuJ.iLr....-. Editor aud Proprietor
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N. 0. ADVERTISEMENTS.

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veltising and Collecting Agents No. .
Commercial Place, are our only auihorizel
Agents for the city OF New Orleans.
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II pDI.kINGHORNE.
icrw0rG<ns and ComUiSioa .Hcrchant
Purchasing & General Agent,
COMMERCIAL PLACE.
(Back Office. second floor
New ORLEANS

All orders promptly filled for any At icIo
70 be found in the New brirau. market.
Agent for the following StandnII jour
mails
Dnily Courier. Naiche:. Mss. Daily News.
.jIci son. Miss Daily Herald. Itck,burg.
Hiss. Daily Clarion Ncyiiipo Mss. ualy
Ncws, .HoLiic, :iia.. Daily Times, .Ss5an,
.ir., Daily Mail. Mont}omrry. ia.. Semi
Weekly News. !Hrc,por', i" Weekly
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Weekly ,JimplccUtc. JEFFERSON, TcIaS, aud
other Texas papers.
ss~ParIies wishing TO alv"rtf-" in any
parrr in th" south can be accUnod ri"d by
siI.lyin- 81 ;bi~ one. og3H
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-10-10

Wool. Dry Hides. skins Sc.
NTA&IED by THOMPSON. MoERis y Co,
" at ihe highes. market prices in cash.
No. 10 Front Row. shreveport, La.
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The major part of the 47th j
ana Regiment took their depar bosa
our city ON last Saturday e and
eward bound. .Tas !
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-10-10

THOMPSON. MORRIS & Co,
HAVING opened a large and vatieC.
sistock of general merchandise freshly
selected with especial reference TO ire
wants of Western La. they guarantee to
sell the same as low as any house il
Shreveport
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" pr.

IL MERCHANTS AND DEALERS
Don't forget to repie!nish and re-
Uipodrome Ball, to b,ris K Co. before
ferson on the 10th instam
frolic will be the order of ! co.
y Goods.
SION. all those
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-10-10

We learn by the New York md low
that President johnson has
an order to be issued, directi a.
colored frOons in North CARROLL,
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-12-02

IT.. g. Louis Drxoca,r Of Saturday gives tho
following particulars Of the recent daylight rob
berries In that city;
Tie Collector of the United States Savings A'ro-
500 alton was ye,terjsy on his daily rounds col.
l,ctuy amounts duo 'fpiU O.Ier hanks, aud lsd
fa.t called al tie FJuf.u Natouhl Rank, corner ~
Washington ave. ir an rrird Uret II, had in
hi. portfolio or saicael pbcut >Bj 900, and ~ noon
was preceding down Warrington avenue toward
the river wien q man, bc.,r, unseen, came lie
hind hir, knocked t'm down, aud selling the
money, ran dos.. a.. street THO collector soon
picked himS Il 4;, aud seeing the thief running
Of with IL money, quickly dew bis revolver aud
hrcI utol him 1uo robber dropped the mo-
I.y. liz J.l'5 10 escape, ts 81. co ector stop
ped 70 pics up Us cast, While the ihief eoniinued
W run.
Al al. ut eleven o'clock yesterday morning .
package Of bank rOics, amounting to ~ COZ was
missed from the counter OF b. oiBfs la king
house, aud no clue remains to point out TIE PER
sou VINO stole 1t. 1 se.ma that NJ. Deuoisrs son
laid the package on Ihe cashiers table, and that
was tie last seen Of t. Tho counter 10 nosr door
leading TO the &c lar, which hiss an outlet on Com.
mercia Alley, and tile thief may have passed o 4
In that dire lion. II ia surmised that aiier No
money was laid on tie counter, some man WHO
the look out reached over aud seized u uu'
noticed, and then waksi GU, either by the front
or back wsy. The detectives are investigating the
circumstances connected with the robbery, but
they have very slcuLr materials to work on, a. nc
/ one ia particular Is suspected.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-12-02
Wednesday, November ~.
From Europe.
Arrival Of the ,forsvian.

Tn. s,e,nrr uor.vian from Liverpool. the oh
Nov arrived teIe yesterday. She brings mans one
day later than those received By the City Of LONDON
which arrived on Monday.
Great excitement s1iltCd re'suve TO the surrender
Of the shcnsoJosh. and on the evening Of the e'n,
Cspt,.n Psyn'on, Of II. ". s. =. DonrF'' received
order. from london, 10 berate such OF the crew OF
the Shenandoah as we're not British subjects oh
INJURY II wa found that there was no British subject
on board, at ea.tn9 claimed that honorhthoush
the eccenf OF many seemed 10 be .he contrary. Inc
Cop ain imme issly after having received the sboye
orders, enestd the Rock Ferry loab TOT mo puiIo,e
~ con, eying Tie men ashore. ~ elsht tcircs tns
ferry steamer landed the fret PORTION OF the grew ~
the south rtd N the small landing srEc. ne u.e
embnrkat on 81 o., n ed strange Gene Of excitement
Kejo cling ~ yitibe on the countenance, Of the OFF,
,sr, Ia, ihs sbsnSndoa displayed the la.i Confedc
rate flag They ttood IN husy eioule anou INC lhnu-
inr starr eqlerv tanyaFsing thcir future pro pecs
Most Of them seemed puzzled by tlelr own posiuon-
how the, cane TO be ilcraed, aud on what = ounds,
they we not ie eea about. hou gh At the fact ittet
thew were all OF Co;r'e, pa .icuzly cl'ed. 10 IN
1uiies made by individuals among the crowd OF BY
ISLANDERS both the oiic' n And men replied ths thcy
ever they chose. A. the Intelligence re lche1 Town,
crowds Of people nemhed On thS s'hreIthose : 10
ulAfl Is agreeable to the crew. gene al CURIOSITY
tong manifest to ht,r the detail, Of nc operaiions Of
the uooi ous We s, many yarn wac spun OF daring
adventures. uhc he iuggnre was DO ng packed, &c.
Du inr the last months. come Of me crew said
lie, lad cr9tnc tifrd Of their Nid life; sud ON
The ronvc Ion Of .one, y seeius pretty ceitain tha
aboard sheuG. doah the news Of the cessation OF
IN late hosti nd ~ hctwecn the Northern aud South.
/ ern state, received iiom netcan ~hhei,, vas
/ been taken I. ON Nhslels sunk b. he shenHndoah
aud induced 10 te;vc on tne pirate, ,eeinea tiaa
enough TO qui Of her; and 1toRether lBO men dlt-
embarked; IN fact, all bu, one nck seaman leit III
charee Of the officers OF nc hone." m 'ndI,I
men md thcre in edistely on being landed, drove
% TO- heir homes. OF the Tiers lev Nent 20 p'-
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-12-02

TIE Georgia State election which occurred on
the 18Th ms, resulted In the election q Hon.
CsAHLEs j. JEsKISs, for Governor, he having had
no opposition. On the came day elections were
also 10 d for members Of Congress and Iepres Mt
styss in the State Legislature, but our present al
vices give no indication Of the result In districts
outside Of Savannah. The ucvly-clectsd Governor
has never been prominent politician, and II 10
somewhat singular that no should have sttsinsl
bis position 81 easily, when 1t 10 considered that
Georgia has so many prominent statesmen on ma
t'onsl reputston-sTrrnKSs, Jou-sor, fuzrA1-
RICK, etc. The Riy,nr sh gFrt HLIDAS Gays how =
ever, that 1--WE believe 10 will prove 70 10 the
right man in the riyhI Place, aud will make an
excellent chief magistrate" The same suthority
says, that an. jr.EISs has been throughout tie
war, Conservative secsssionist"-whatever that
may he. The candidates for Congress IN
nearly every instance ine'ig bic under the test
oath, and the presumptou Ia, that nearly or quite
al tie delegation will have the pleasure Of s!anl-
ing IN the outer hall OF Congress, until that body
shall have repeal the test oath, II that action is
1yr taken.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-12-02
Sill Afflicted

THR eSrebrls who have been preparing to emf
frats to Dr-zl, Tor the sake Of agau enjoying tho
de'ights Of tho institution OF slavery, have lately
nat with very Encouraging "backsct." A jour
al which warmly sympa,h,zes with them, has
0lsI discovered that the CAbine, or nisiry Of
u. I'll as chiefly composed Of rcyroe-," and that
lit sometimes happens tina, the Is not one msn
q pure white blood in the Ministry under the
Emperor" 1t also states the alarming Intelligence
that "the Judges who preside in the courts, before
which they will have to appear in civil or
crmnsl suits, often negroes
white men" This IL really startling news,
and the ahmond VIVA Is 50 taken hbsck
By 1t that Il SAYS the cnarm Of Brazilian emigra-
ton Is now broken, and that this distressing news
will put mn end to tie project. We sympathise
with the sufferers They are determined noI 10
i've uraer the hated fag Of tie United States, and
inst ~ tley are Oh the point Of going to country
where they hoped to once more own and lnrrup
their own niggets, they aye thunGeri,ruck by the
intelligence thst they would le under uoglo Oh
GERS ~ Dra2 !, aud liable 10 trial by negro judges
H,w can human nature bear IN under slcl
no, ilcg Rs stl they might msks "he yenar
u,.c ErTINs" plan answer. lie was 90 die
'.s'ei with tn Gca Of living In the union that y,
llC" ms ttai GU.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-12-02
A Caution To Girls.

TuE Raleigh STANDARD Of wednos 'hy says;
We under.t1nd tha, couple Of ladies arrived In
this city day or two ago In search OF gay de.
ceiyer IN uniform, whom they sccused OF loving "
not wisely, al Last TOO we'll IL seems he tad mar
red Que OF the lad es n the 5 sc Of Name before
he war lruke ont, and afterwards, having Joined
tie army, he moiried the second IN the city OF
ltimore. he i-st spouse heard Of thc second,
came on 10 Baltimore, found the report true, and,
IN company, the two came on to North CAroins
1mcablY together, where they srrivel just in time
to tresk mp ar. aupem ~ on the psrI Of The
gay Lpthsio ADD anott err to the LIST OF his VIC
TINS We pity while WI must condemn ibis faith
less fellow, Tor a man wish Two wives with sharp
sticks alter him Al once, Is certainly 40 oh ect 81
COMPASSION. lie. girls take warning and be sure
they are No. / when they marry sIaugcrS
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-12-02
THE WEEKLY sun.
SATURDAY MORNING. DEC. ?, 1865.
rhirt,.Iirhth Iuited sinte. Congre...

Tn. coming session of Congress. which Will 'on.
vens on Mondry, December iih, will he the first
session Of tho Thirty shth Congress Of the United
STATED. In The House, caker VII lie elscie to
rucceed Hon sonuYLrR CotrAH, who occupied that
Important position during the Two session Of the
C'neress which ccascl to exist on the 4th VI last
March. Mr. McPnrR3oS, Of Pennsylvsnf' who as
Clerk OF ,be las; Congress, IL ACCORDING 70 law In
vested with the attributes q Speaker pro TEN, and
upon him will dsvovs Tie duty Of calling ITO roll
making the preliminary organization, and PRESIDE
ing until . Speaker snail have been regularly
elected. There have been two or three instances
in which several week, elspscd before the
.oetion Of Speaker, and hence the i'm
por,sncs Of Nj NgrnrEsoN's position is plainly
zen. To. whole number Of Cong sssmeu, inelud-
,pz those from sLo reclaimed States, 10 two hun
dr,a ard i,rtytwo-one hundred and eighty
b.ing socrodit.d e. States that DID not svsr hsir
rslsuons with the government and hty-eighi 10
those which ,cc,ded. hspretty well uniers'ood
that N. I.,..r las, will oct be SLOWED to par'ci'
p,te In tho election q Speaker az Mr.. hcf1ER'
eos holds to the oJiuion thu. Congress AMI not
himself should pass upon the question OF sdmis-
sion. o. those who will participate in The organ'
,s,ion, one hundred and forty.thrse are R"pubh-
cans and forty-ons Democrats, from which figures
Il will be seen tina. hs question Of admitting
southern memt ers at the outset has no practical
importance, 0r, even II hoy and the Democrats
would cornlrs to elect an antRspublean Speak
or, thew would he sil greatly In TIE minority
II the Republicans unite upon . candidate ho'e'
fore. they vii have no trouble whatever In eisc.-
,ns him. M. & LFAx, Speaker ofthe last Congress
i,A candidate iyr re- yt.un, end as he 10 very
popular with hi. party ihe'e 10 hardly doub't that
he will sgsn he chose. Ia tie Senate tie division
Of p,rtis. vii ts relatively about ih' ',me s In
the House. That body now stands thiriy-e,ghs
Republicans and c, ven Democrats. Allowing 'hn'
all the Southern members will lie admitted, aud
that they will all vote against the Republicans Me
majority IN favor Of the latter party would still he
FIVE Hon. LAFAYETTE FosIra, Of Connscucu''will
be President OF thc ssnste, aud acting Vice-Presi
dent Of the unilei States, ride AsDEHw JonSsor,
who has succeeded to the Presidency.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-12-02

The noted English pugilss, Tom siyers whose
death IN England, was announced in the sUs Of
YESTERDAY, was "A hrickayer by trade, and enter a
the prize ung In $50, an since that date has ap-
ueafei IN d number OF Il thts, generally coming
out the victor On the lith % April 1850, occur.
red his famous fsatH'ta Heenau, which resulted
ia swarI.rr champion b u 10 each Of the CONE
tatants. as il could not lie decided Which was tho
letter man. s uco hat even. S,yC. has teen pro-
fl. ius 3 the not. yioty i invested h.m WITT, ~
aupearing IN c'Fcuscs IN spau"g mn hes. HS
q 80 was Interested In apullic huHfe-,le haven
OF AL sIpcraunualei exports" IN England. Saw
ers WAS csrauly very = ,uar In Elslaud, aud
among his profcs ed m reri were not only the
rou,her classes who. IN this country are interested
IN prize ghuug, hut 81 "a men a. the Int Lord
Ps.merslou, WHO thou .ht hun - trsyc GLOW"
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-12-02

while twaitns tie departure q the train
Ti',n, Ohio, fey evenings ago, . gentleman in.
formed Nr. Vnlsrf rtsn that he Rad better Sc
crete inset u no rain was ralv 10 sar', ~
threats had besu made by some reuirrel SOLDIERS
snd qait.,i tn Place Tic Gentleman bad almrs'
for-1'tcr The c'rr nstsr'e, end some uine a'or.
wards as senlei in The Jsssenyor car "hen IN.
one rusbcl In. almost oNt.us.so, bis hat oru-nvt
down Over he face, md he crown b"ariLS hhtn
of assault, and be- sat down upon his scat appsren'
~ much narmcd. III. next shnt ne saw .
crowd mount ,nc platform, a. Il somebody sa.i
"D--u the aitor ave ~ good one Odt
Informant then recognized n Va land guam upon
the sea, near hiu. several men came into the car,
cursing M vallaud CHAM, g.jr ssint 10
him . multitude Of opp~obrgHs .eplWe,s
and denouut,ng him as "a miserabs uN'
tor, who ought to lie strung up Come
Of the more yiolelt were TOR taking LIN ou' OF
the car and "hx w him" as they said. Persons
In the car tried tu pAcfv tie men, but thty were
warned 10 "dry up" The same gen. eman then
went to the oonau',o' on insisted on ~ coIn.ns
into the car H. protect Mr.. V, but he said there as
no use h. try it, lie also rc.uCe 10 back the rain
down the road some distance and W await The
arrival Il the other .rAn which they were orpec q
Ing. Al this tine the noise On tho outside Of the
car Was becoming loud and threatening, aud clubs
aud stones were clsshing aud Gathering sgainst
tie car 10 al this abuB' ami menace M. Nallan.
dgham did Mt roriv ut rcInsinei silent ana
downcsH. Fortunately, at his moment inc tfsin
started, lust rs the mob spirit was tulm natlns,
aud il is thought that Mf. Nsilandigham WAS thus
spared inoio violent treatment, Toe pAascng 70
were powtren ~ Ircyeut Tie inylguiAes hsapel
utou him. The cause o. tbs attack upon MI. Vol
lsndigaEm was tlat lie bad made himself ubuo1-
ioua on acso'Int Of has course curing we war.