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AN ANCIENT DINNER. excava-
tions at Pompeii are going on with an
activity stimulated by the important
discoveries made at almost every step,
and the quantities of gold and silver
found, which more than suffice to cover
the cost of the work. Near the Tenn
pie of Juno, (which an account was re-
Gently given, has been brought to light
house belonging to a millionaire of
that time, as the furniture is Of ivory,
bronze and marble. The touches of the
trinclinium or dining room, are Of es-
pecially extreme richuess.
The flooring consists of immense mo-
sales, well preserved in parts, of which
the centre represents a table laid out
for grand dinner. In the middle on
large dish, may be seen splendid pea
cock, with his tail spread out, and placed
back to back with another bird, also of
beautiful plumrge. Around them are
arranged Holsters, one of which holds
a blue egg in its claw, a second, an oys-
ter, which appears to be fricassed, as it
is opened and covered with herbs; a
rat ffarci, and a fourth, small vase
with fried grasshoppers. Next comes
a circle of dishes with fish, interspersed
with others ofpartridges, hares, and
squirrels, which all have their heads
placed between their forefeet. Then
comes a row of sausages of all forms,
supported by one Of eggs, oysters and
olives which in ifs turn is surrounded
by double circle of peaches, cherries,
melons and other fruits and vegetables.
The walls of the trinclinium are covered
with fresco paintings of birds, fruits,
flowers, game and fish of all kinds, the
whole interspersed with drawings
which lend charm to the whole not
easy to describe On table of rare
wood, carved and iulaid with gold,
marble, agate and laapizlazuil, were
amphore still containing wine, and
some goblets onyx.
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RAIL CARS HEATED BY THEIR OWN Mo
T1oN.-A new heat generator, adapted to the
heating of railway carriages, consists of a
cone Of wood covered with hemp, within
hollow cone of copper, both enclosed in
metallic vessel, through which air heated by
motion is conveyed into the carriage. 1t is
to be situated outside, and the motion will
be giyen to the wooden cone by the axles of
the carriage. The air becomes heated from
the motion of the cone. This heat genera
tor is in actual use in Prussia; turned by a
force equal to one-twentieth of horse power
in ten minutes the air escaping from the ap-
paratus had temperature of seventy de-
grees. 9
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REsIGsATIoN OF SECRETARY HAERLAN,
His Letter to the President.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
WASHINGTON, d. c., July 81. 1866.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., July 81. 1856.
To the President:
Having heretofore informed you of my
readiness to withdraw from the Cabinet when
it might accord with your pleasure and con-
venience to name my successor. and in pursu-
ance of an understanding arrived at in recent
interview, hereby tender my resignation of
the Office of Secretary of the Interior, to
take effect on the first day of September
next @ sf=ss -1fs
In thus severing my official connection
with your Administration, 1 would do in.
justice to my own feelings were not to pres
emit my sincere thanks for the uniform cour-
tesy and kindness shown me by you during
my term of service
Praying that the Supreme Ruler of nations
may bless you with health and vigor to
endure the arduous labors incident to your
high position, and wisdom TO carry into
effect such wise measures of policy as Con-
gress may devise to secure domestic peace
and national unity, have the honor to be,
with great respect, your obedient servant,
@ JAMES HARLAN.
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cooncile the political relations Of the
'solsole people Of the States lately in re-
bellion in such manner as may be right
and just according TO their judgment,
and restore permanently the union Of
the States. s.,
The roice of the majority of the
American people cannot be mistaken as
in favor of the Constitutional amend
ment, and the friends of President
Johnson's Administration would be wise
to heed it, for it is stronger than parties
or Presidents II can kill and make
alive. RESTORATION.
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WHO WANTS A PIANOs
SEVERAL PATRONS OF CONCORD FE-
MALE College have requested my aid IN securing
Good Pianos 80

Tor Their use. q = 3 -
This has induced me to make arrangements with
some of the lest manufacturers, which enable me
to furnish Instruments OF the First Glass, at
reduced prices / tan save each purchaser from
forty to ono hundred dollars. Price lists Of the
manufacturers win be sent to those who desire
them, to aid them In making selections
When selections shall have been made, the
money can be sent to me, at my expense, BY the
Southern Express, and Piano will be shipped
to the Depot the purchaser may designate. Each
Piano sold will be fully warranted.
Address me at Statewide, N. c. z9S,c
April 81, 1866 ls-wiy.
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A CoNNUB1AL SERMoN.-A connubial
little sermon, from the text, "Be hap
ply as you are" is thus preached by
cotemporary print:
Wife and Mother, are you tired,
and out of patience with your husbands
and your children's demands upon your
time and attention /? Are you temp
ted to speak out feelings to that faith
full, but, perhaps, sometimes needless
or exacting husband of yours or to
scold and fret at these sweet and beau
tiful ones? Do you groan and say,
What fool was to marry and leave
my fathers house, where lived in ease
and quiet?" Are you, by reason of the
care and WEAKNESS of the body which
wifehood and motherhood must bring,
forgetful of, and unmindful for, their
joys 20, wife and mother! what if
stroke should smite your husband and
lay him low? What if your children
should be snatched from your arms,
and from your bosom? What if there
were no true, strong heart for you to
leap upon? What if there were no
soft, little innocents to nestle in your
arms, and to love you, or receive your
love? How would it be with you then ?
Be patient and kind, dear wife; be
unwearying and long suffering, dear
mother, for you know not how long you
may have with you your best and dear
est treasures-you know not how long
you may tarry with them. Let there
be nothing for you to remember which
will wiring your heart with remorse if
they leave you alone let there be moth
ing for them to remember but sweet
ness and love unutterahle, if you are
called to leave them by the way. Be
patrent, be pitiful, be tender of them
all; for death will step sooner or later
between them and you. And o! what
would you do, if you should be doomed
to sit solitary and forsaken through
years and years!''
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cav MILL FOR SALE.

WOULDaSELL A MULEY SAW MILL.
and fixtures-all new, complete, and in good
order.
1t can be seen in successful operation of nv
residence, ~ miles west from Forcstyille..
Should it be desirable, will give four months
time on the purchase money, which will enable
the purchaser to pay for it easily. - 80
JOHN NJ, CRENSHAW.
Forestville, N. c., July 81, IS66-5G-w2t
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NOTICE.

LOST, ABOUT THE 2sd OF SEPTEMBER
note on WILLIAM POWELL, JR.. for s1I2
30, payable to me as Administrator of WILL
LIAM POWELL, SR.
hereby forewarn all persons for trading for
said note, as it belongs to me. ft;
CASWELL POWELL.
July 81, 1000. 5S-3t-w-pd
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HEARf's coNrETr, Aug.11,-(via Aspy
Bay, Aug. Awe are now receiving mes
sages through the Atlantic cable at the rate
OF over twelve and half verde per minute.
All the electricians are delighted with the
perfectly distinct character Of the signals
through the cable. nd ~ 20 63a
(Signed) CYRUS W. FIELD.
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crest that would please the curiosity

herest that would please the curiosity
Sof stranger for a great while.
, Onr next visit was to Stirling, its
Castle and Palace. The latter was
.bnilt by Queen Mary, and is curiously
.ornamented with recessed panels, cor
bells and grotesque statues. James ~.
was born in the Castle. Queen Mary,
her father and her son were crowned in
it. We were shown the room in which
James II. slew the Earl of Douglass
and the window from which he was
thrown. From the walls we saw the
field of Bannockburn, where Robert
Rruce with 10000 men whipped Ed
ward ii. with 100000 men.
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WASHINGTON, Aug. 2nd.-John Ross,
Chief of Cherokee Nation, died here yester-
day after an illness of two months.
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!. The defendants being non-resideuts of this
State, are hereby notified to appear at the Court
of Equity, to be held for the County of Wake. on
the first Monday after the fourth Monday OF Sep
TENDER, 1855, and make defence to the bill In
Equity, or a decree pro contesso will be entered.
and the case heard ca parte
The Bill is filed by The plaintiffs, claiming as
children of the late William BoyIan, decd the
property devised and decreed by the tcstator' un-
der the residuary clause Of his will to the exclu-
sion of the defendants.
~ W. 8. MASON, C. NJ. E.
; Raleigh, July 70, 1856. 2a-w6w-pd
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soldiers Convention in Pennsylvania

Soldiers Convention in Pennsylvania.
HARRrsBuRa, Pa, Aug. ;2nd.- The State
Convention of soldiers favorable to the cleo
ton of Clymer as Governor, met here yester-
day and numbered nearly eight hundred
Resolutions were adopted endorsing Presi-
dent Johnson's restoration policy and the
course of Senators Bigelow and Cowan. Mr..
Clymer, Gen. McCandless, VIM. H. Wallace,
Gen. Miller and others addressed the vast
assemblage.
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July 81, 1855.
TOR RENT.

A LARGE HOUSE. SUITABLE Eop 4
large Boarding House If desired the Furniture
can also be rented or bought.
There is good well of Water, and an excellent
garden on the premises. Apply at : : : =
June 12-St THIS OFFICE.
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Cholera in Brooklyn.

New YoRK. July 2nd.-There were 10
cases and deaths of cholera reported in
Brooklyn, from noon to noon yesterday. To-
day 9 of these cases were in the jaiis and
penitentiary.
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BISHOP EARLY.-We were glad to see
that Bishop Early was well enough to attend
the funeral Of DR.. Holcomb yesterday. He
bears scarcely any visible evidences of his
late severe injuries.-AgneA6ury Nrga'ian,
31st nit.
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Samuel Blake, Augustus
Blake, and others.
.oRTH.CARoLIEA.

IN
IN WAKE CooNTY H
Court OF Pleas and Quarter Sessions, May Town
1S1J
Isaac Rogers, Admir-. OF Hinton)
franklin, deed. Petition to
VS.. make real es-
Matilda Maynor and her hus- tate assets.
band, VIM. Maynor and Others
1t appearing 10 the satisfaction OF the Court
that Samantha Franklin, one oIthe defendants in
this case, resides beyond the limits OF this State
1t IS therefore, on motion, ordered by the Court,
that advertisement be made for six weeks, sue
eessively, In The Baleish Standard, notifying The
said Samantha Franklin OF the filing oil this ne
tition, and that unless she appears al The next
term OF this Court, aud answers the petition, the
same will be taken pro contesso as TO her, and
the land ordered 10 be sold
Witness, j. J. Ferrell, Clerk of said Court. at
Office in Raleigh, the third Monday in Nav, 1855.
J. ]. TERRELL, c. q. c.
July II, 1856 2Sw6w
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NORTH -CAROLINA,l

N OoO1'fI' -
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, May Term,
tsN 1866
L. s. Webb, Admr. of WIN. Moring, Attachment
Us. levied on
John r. Ferguson. land.
1t appearing to the satisfaction of the Court
that the defendant in this case is not an iuhabf-
tant of this State, it is ordered that publication be
made for six weeks in the Weekly North Carolina
Standard, notifying the defendant to appear at
the next term of this Court, to be held Tor the
County of Berthe, at the Court House in Windsor,
plevy the property levied on, or Judgment nal
will be entered against him. and the land levied
on sold to satisfy toe plaintiffs debt
Witness, William T. Gurley, Clerk of said
Court, at office, the second Monday in May,
A. D. 1866
WILLIAM P. GURLEY, G. @. @.
June 81, 1856 41-w6w
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IORTH.CAROLlNA.

- UAA1 SOONll. '
Court OF Pleas and Quas;er Sessions, May Term,
J @. Adams, Jr., Adm'r. ! ~.
Of keddi lex Bake 8. Jr. dec, Petition to make
VS.. real Estate
Blake, and Others.
IT appearing to the satisfaction of the Court
that Samuel Blake, Augustus Blake Rebccca
Blake, wife Of John White, Jane Edwards. wife
OF Fielding Edwards, and Altony A. Hicks, seven
of the defendants in this case, reside beyond the
limits of this State; it is therefore, on motion.
ordered or e. BY the Court, that advertisement be
Standard. notifying the said Samuel Blake. An
gnstus Blake, Rebecca Blake, vie Of JOHN
White, Jane Edwards, wife Of Fielding Edwards,
and AltoDy A. Hicks, OF the Alag OF tbis peti,,
ton, and that unless they appear ut the next
Term OF this Court, and answer The petition. tbe
same will be taken pro cos.tesso as TO them, and
the land ordered 10 be sold
Witness, j. j.. FERIELL, Clerk of said Court.
at office, the third Monday in May, 1866.
July 10, 1866. i ~ SSNwsr
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+ ARDl LARDl. LARD.,I

5000 POUNDS NICE LARD, IN BAR
RELS aud half barrels.
Barrels prime MESS PORK
just received, by -at
B. P. WILLIAMSON & co.
July "a, 1866. 54-tf
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NORTH CAROLINA,
IN JOHNSTON CoGNTY.
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, May Term,
EeftD 1866
William Rains, Admir-. Of Enos
Gerald, pa,;t;on 60 se,
g& -, A.
Irwin Paruold aud wife Anne, A'N ~ -'''''''
GULLY Batten and others.
1t appearing to the satisfaction of the Court
that IRWIN Parnold and wife Anne, defendants in
this case, reside beyond the limits Of this State,
it is therefore, motion, ordered by the Court,
that advertisement be made for SIX weeks success
siyely in the Raleigh Standard, notifying the said
defendants of the filing Of this petition, and that
unless they appear at the next term Of this Court
and answer the petition, the same will be taken
pro coyesso and heard &c pc,te as to them
Witness, P. T. Massey, Clerk of said Court, at
Office in Smithfeld, the fourth Monday in May
A, d. 1856. P. T. MASSEY, Clerk.
June 23d. ~ sR.A Asyi 42-w6w
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Markets.

New York, Aug. End. Gold, 14s. Cot
ton, SAC. Tnrpentine, 8s3c. a.sss
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NORTH-CAROLINA,
In WAKE COUNTY.
Jno. II. Boylan, and others,

Jno. s. Boylan, Weldon E. Boy
Ian, Kate Weldon Boylan.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-24
UNION MEETINGS.

Conservative un,on Meetings will be held At
thcIioliow.rg times and places. and. will be ode
dressed by the speakers lwhose names follow
the respective appointments
The mectinga viii commence AZ halt past sew
en- o'clcek T.. N.
Notices Of additional meeting Nill hereafter
be given.
ALIsS's Gnovs. at the School Nous. in the
Greve.-Fridsy. Sept 2sth.
WIN. 7. Dii,oe and n. r.. Cook
Frlrcx Saturday, Sept ~
John \. Crawford and VIM. T. Di,toc
VALLEY CTrr Monday October ist.
l.. r.. Cook and VIM r. Dittoe.
1ose 6so,x Scnoot Iiorss Tuesday, Oct. I'd
l.. =. viele end VIM. r. Dittoc.
Ia c,AIns "Wednesday. Oeteber 3D.
Wm. 7. Dittoe and T.. 4. Cook.
u, order ofthc Committee,
W ~ CnNEl a,L.,..,..
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A Yessg Man Acriaensallv 1x11ls
A Esaog 1.aAy.
From III. Cincinnati Gazette Of Monday,


From the Cincinnati Gazette ofAondsy.
4 most distressing affair, the full parsicu-
lars Of which We give below, occurred last
evening about six O'Clock. At the residence
of MIR. Fred. Drumming, No. 220 East Fifth
street. |, appears from the evidence cd.
luced before tho Coroner th,t Mics Helena
Ehiinger. aged II years, whose parents re-
side at No. 81 Baum street, went to the
residence OF Mr.. Drumming TO visit the fami
ly, with whom She was quite intimate. She
went early in the afternoon, intending to re-
trrn before dark, but nj the solicitation Of
the family, she consented to remain to tea.
under the promise that Mr.. Brunning's son,
Henry, who is about IL years Of age. should
accompany her. just before tea was ready.
Miss Ehngcr and Henry were engaged in .
playful scuille in the sitting ROOM Helena
attempted to run into the yard connected
with the dwelling, through door which was
standing open. Henry se'zed an old musket
which was standing in one corner Of the
room, and pointing it a. her told her 10
como back. She paid no attention to the
request, and started 10 run. Henry, Il is
presumed. not knowing that the gun was
loaded, pulled the trigger, and the piece vas
discharged The contents 81 the gun,
whi1h ms loaded with tuckshst, took effect
iusohs taclS Of Aise Ehlinger head, tearing
W whole upper part Of It %. and scatter
ing fragments Of tho skull and brains in oil
directions. The young lady fell instantly .
corpse. a physician vas Instantly called,
but OF course he could do nothing with the
liteless clay which lay before him, except 10
bind mp the terribly rnangisd head. Coron-
er Cary was Immediately notified Of the Sad
affair, and proceeded to hold an Inquest
just q he was about smpannsliae To Jury
the parents Il the unfortunate girl appear.
ed. Tho scene presented Was sad indeed
The mother chung TO the lifeless body Of
her daughter, weeping bitterly. and implor.
ing 0ed 70 taks hsr also, and II vas with
difficulty that she could be removed TO On.
other room.
The jury, after FULLY Investigating The
case, returned verdict Of accidental shoot.
ny. * #ss&a -sEA4*f SsH F8sf sses
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a
H Council Bi1lSs NoapasSa ssanrts .
sliGhe touch Of eese Aloog - sisse bsDsoa
a led mine - beso diooovuvsd In
Tie vicinity Of Bennlsgtoa, Aassss sosaty.
The Hssksve passes . 6ns csmplimsot On
~ sxhibi1oo Of fruits and flowers ct the
State Fair.
Rev. W. II. Milbusn, the Bliud Preacher
10 filing lecturing appointmenh At several
places in the State.
Hon. Peter Nslsndy, President Of the
Qlsas Agricultural sodsV, delivered H. AM
nual address 1t the opening Of the State
Fair.
Hon. Samuel d. Ruegles, Of New York.
U. S. Commissioner 10 The Paris Universal
Exhibition in 1867. 10 attending the Iowa
State Fair # Af&
The msteh sasns Of Bee Bal bsleeen the
Fort Dodge aud Marshs!itown Clubs came
Of Boone on Wednesday last The Fort
Dodge Club gained the victory.
A hard fsose ssestsd the 1kizena Of Ma
sngo on Ftidsy morning. Ice thick as .
pane Of glass was formed on the water in
vessels out Of Dogs. 4.f
A meeting Of the wool growers associs>
ton Gill be held on the Fair Grounds Of the
jasper cosnty Agricultural Socisty so the
3Ith Of Sept. #srt
Austin, the keeper Of lager beer saloon
u Abba, shot man By The ns0s Of Davis
| in an alteration. Davis was instantly kill
cd, HE neck having been hreken.
The Dubuque Tim<s says the Engineering
corps Of the Cedar Falls and Minnesota H.
Il. have shout finished the survey Of III
route through the Shell Rock valley 10 ths
State line. f3 Nc .8
Tho Knoxville Rspsblicsa ekcs viii iasus
. daily during the session Of the Aethodiat
Conference n thst p)aes. Conference will
convene "a the 96th inst, Bishop Amel
prssidisg
The Bsemss eounty lxe~ir states thai
NJ. james Adais, Of that county, sccenlly
cold two year I'D ssees weighing ! ,22(
pounds, and challenges any county in thu
State 10 bsat that.
A lead mine thirty Eve estlong and abou
flfteen feet high, sieuoted feW miles north
| WV JUUvn OUUOQVCe uux S8v00 W III COUnc-
quence d the recent vet Wealhsr. Foetu-
nately the accident occurred on Sunda,
when there were no men in the mine.
One Of Ysnkes Robinson's attaches stol
coat 1t Pella which belonged to M
WEIGH, Of the Oskaloosa Conscrrotor. tn,
thief Was ultimately compelled to dissorg
his booty.
The County Fair Of Jones county cone
Of ON the Sd, 4th and 9th Of October. Tn
Jones county agriculturalsts claims to hav
held some OF the best fairs 10 the State, an
intend that this shall not DO an exception.
The Dubuque Herald had person,
, article on Col. Henderson, the other day.
The next. the Colonel met one Bowman, on
Of the editors Of the Herald, and thraslle
T him. according 70 the Times, but accosain
10 the Herald the shrasbing came in the oil
er way.
An Omaha paper announces The loss
/, % mules from the train Of Messrs. Peel
. Wood 4 Poddock. Of that city. The trai
: Vas engaged 10 the lransporAton Of Go
. eminent stores 70 Laramie, and vas attacl
J. ID By Indians near Ash Hollow. The lo
e d about $4,000. Some Of the men Of Il
tgain are oleo missing.
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The Hon. John r. Cook and Ton. Hiram Price Will
divide the time In joint discussion n fhc foliowne
times and placcr. 10 Wit
CLINTON COUNTY Monday. Sept. asth q De
Witt
CEDAR COUNTY. = Tucsday. Scpi, 25th, Of Tp
MusCArINK COUNTY "Wednesday, Sept, ec:h
a Nuscatinc.
SCOTT COUNTY Saturday. Oct. 9Th. II Daven
port.
Mr. Price 20 open q sahuls 10 speech 81 an hour
Mr. C,uok 10 follow ID one and half hourv. M. err
~ close n : half huuf. Mr.. Cook 10 open IT Dellr
ID speech Of an honr. Mr. Price to follow in on
and the eame st each meeting the speakers alterns
ting ~ Ia op~ning ass1 close. ihe friends Of each
name presiding Officer at each meeting.
JNO. y. THOMSON,
President Of Scott Co, Republican Ciub.
on iehak u Rep con1. Dist. Com.
WIN. W. 'CONes.
Chairman Of I'd Cong. Dst. Com.
sept. II, lsA.
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SosSs sneutlls- ago ths safe bslsaeine y
Messrs. Sloan 4 Hinton, Of Oconee, was en-
.tseed BY susRlars and . large sun Of ns0ey,
the eksct an,euns We do not remember, 70.
zen ,teeretrom. After . three months
chase dasips which NJ. Sloan evinsed .
wonderful degree Of perseverance and deter.
mination-after tracking him into Missouri,
back throu0A MinUh, into lsdiena again, ID
the northwest corner Of which State he was
captured, he vas brought hither and con
tined in one 9! The yssl AsFeegpal calls Of
and at the $3.50 = 81 ~ go 49,
receive bic deserts. But Frank Fowler. for
Oot4 ~ ~ oanne ~ botlas nv, lpske6
With contempt On the heavy iron bese which
deprived him Of ~ IlHSrlv. Fos toeupoosls
be he'd lseossd quietly every night With .
common casc-keifs, patiently saving ,ses
the ifen brse( NJ ~ dugsx no ~ oato.
Ferguson, aosSsted him, in hopes ofescssine
with him, bat 'feand Whsa ~ apseturs ~
made thes il VA too snail 10 adait hie
body. 1spA NJ 10 leoF,eA that roWDp
6scAas possesesd Of ~ knife and ale. bvt
0sse0e0 - olAse TIN 9Aoo ehey co1A-
Amer cutting through bas BE- would GIN
~ tncision - Get inAgned thQn zcon.,
tinued until uDu& Oe8igl hpe. IN ~
finished his xUf3 With GUn6 tcuSk ~
Wsspsd eat q hss ell iate ~ corridor O.
alley running around The cells. HE sgress
through window, was but ~ work OF .
neaens, and b seea steod spen IL foCfsf
an adjcining bsiidiNg. thence hs leaptd 70
the ground-and thenss--whWsf No ~
ward has been offered for his apprehension,
but stsps ass bong tallsn, the naeure a
which il would be impol,tic 70 make public.
which Wll in al probability result in Fewi.
se's rssisitiug u q no distant period.