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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-12-08

BENZ. N. PAYNE,
Real Estate Agent and
COnNcy1nccr,
HtIfE Smoifcy R0c. CpPoufc Court H,s...
TOwSOSTOwN. Mn.
hEEps. LEASES. WILLS. MORTGAGES.
~ BILLS OF SALE, ASSIGNMENTS. g..
repaired with accuracy aud despatch. Ais.
examination Of Titles ia City or County.
-. FOR SALE. -.
IS SEVENTY FIVE FARMS. A
G--n Baltimore aud Hartford Countics.
From fyc tp five hundred Acres. q; Price, ir11-i
S9np 10 $50 900
ErrEHr>'r- :-H baltimore - Hon. Judge Giics.
r. ). citing, Esl. Hacford C,..-Ilun. Judse
'rirr. II. ". Archer. III. Epl'iayrf C,saf, O.
Hon. Judge Emory, Il Il. Buarman. Eal.
rcif o.. l>fC. IT,
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JoHs y MoRmSEY, N. c.
mark


There wuz silence 10 the Cabinet. This las,
stroke intensified the gloom which he'd settled
onto the Government, aud cE turned my tear
hedewed eyes saw the great drops eoursin dow n
the checks Nv every Que present. Mr.. Seward
retired without saying anything about ninety
days, aud one by one they departed.
u wuz a solemn time. There wuz other let
tiers yet TO be read, but no one he'd the heart 10
oPen en-. made move In that direckshun,
but Androo prevented me, =" I'm SICK" mur-
INJURED he In husky voice, which showed that
his hart wuE pecrced-" Help me 10 bed" !
saw the great man bury his intellectual head
beneath the snowy kivfln nv bis oneasy couch,
all but the nose, which In him is tho thermome-
ter NV the sole, and which accordingly glowed.
not with the yoosooal brilliant hue, bat with q
dull, dead and ghaslly bloc. Notlcin the con-
vulsive heavlns Nv the kivers which betrayed the
agitation Nv the breast beneath, Whispered In
bis ear ca banded him his mite drink Nv rye
whisky Favored with bourbon, that be he'd one
hold, "a Delaware he'd sustained him. A fush
NV satisfaction passed over bis nose, but Il suhsi.
dcd In an instant. Troo,n gasped be. q ID,
ourn now, but before the next election a ecupIs
OF them Massachusetts, abllshniais will buy Ii,
eussid State and re-peopls Il 10 SCOT en- and
be gave eonvulaivs gasp aud sank Into trou
bled llumbor.
II wuE ,elchln occasion.
PESnoEEun v. MASSEY, p. NJ.
which Il Postmaster
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GEO. L. HICKS, NJ. d.

OFFICE AT THE RESIDENCE OF WILSON
TOWNSEND. Esq.
Near stcmmers Run Depot, Baltimore Co.. Nd
June 3O.--am.
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DIR. RUSSELL MURDOCH,

-OFFICE--
CORNER PLEASANT ST. PAUL sr>..
BALriyOnE CiTt.
nR. MURDOCH can be found either at his
Il Office, or the Dental college corner
Howard aud Lombard streets.
Oct lg.-@u
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ID EAL E.iet~ at Public sale. l:.a, Estate
IL 10 rriyat sale. ,,ooi- ct every dcscrip.
uDn nuctiomrerrd. Advertising Agents for
Many Journals.
-'4-Al Property gwen ns for sale Advcrtis-
- Gratis % "ur Tradc journal
j. \. li't >roN. practising Attorney a, Low
Tor q number "i year. will attend t. CGnvcyan.
rin; and uthrr hnsincs entrusted o. our ~.
Nv. -. tt.- q.
''. y. IrartrHAS. Nv. u. SnirtrN
Agents Tor sale OF Mary land Sands.
J'.e ". .; L,.agtyA Stro,f. Eaif.m9Fe.
II. W. Tompleman, & Co.,
nfFEE ih.if services 10 the public for the
NI~alr 90 Fl..uf,aud Real Estate generally.
The! have. Surveyor. general hu"w!. .tiec
'iihc lands"iail part ofthc State. aud unusual
iacllltl,. otnrrw sc i"r the transaction uf such
bn-ines-. Plat. aud descriptions "i ali prop
critic the! mAy have for sale. viii bc Kept ia
book form. Parties wishing to --ll or purcha sc
will please communcat" by letter as above.
june :. i>G6.--ly
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DIR. JOHN w. WAUGH,

Formerly Of Mi.lersville \. Arundel Co.. ND.
HAVING located at Pr.ccyillc. Baltimore
IL county. Md. thus succeeding the late
Dr. Mahlon Price but more recently DR.. EliHs
Price. now of Baltimore respectfully ".lcr.
his Professional Services Ia the citizens "i the
sAkEagnaing country. Il niirrd- him pieas"r"
To- give as reference an experience ~ eighteen
years active and successful practice which hc
hopes will sufficiently recommend HIM Ia the
patronage Of the public. May ,. $500. "in.
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8altu. Gumtp anion,
- q, nIlsuEp wEEkLY BY
LONGN BOXERS L. NNER
%. e.. LoSGNEcKER,l
!. q. L1ygNrckER,
cfAs, 4. COSNEn,
AT
$500 PER- ANNUM. In Advance.
$500 PER ANNUM. In Advance.

Nt.- No paper discontinued until all arrear
ages are paid unless at the option Of the Pub.
fishers. failure 20 notify iis liscontinuancc
will be considered renewal of subscription.
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DRs. JARRETT G. PAYNE,

HAvING formed - 60 partnership IA prac
III tice of Medicine. r,spc,iinli! oh"r ih..T 80.
Professional Services to the clti1cns "l ~"
sONrOwN and vicinity. The attention 81
10Th will be given when necessary, without
additional charge.
OFFICE HOURS
From to o'clork A. ~. ~ 70 J.. NJ, ant "
tagP. NJ April :. lsG6.-ly.
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4 cibint MeetiEg--Lstt0s from Rec. Hsnry
Ward Beehor, Generai Caster, HsRry j. Ray.
moad aHd hon. John Norrissev.
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RATES oF ADVERTISING: {:

Vno 8lunrc, Ini o Iinc3, or Irfs, Dnr Insertion,
ONE DOLLAR, and for every subsequent in
scrtiun. % cents per square.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-09-28

GILLIG, MOTT 4 CO.,
Fireproof Brick BuildingsJ
CORNER C AND TAYLOR STREETS,
VIRGINIA,
OFFER FOR SALE, AT THE LOWEST
rates, Brass Goods, Stoves, Tin and Copper
Ware. etc. Our stock will be found very com.
pletc, having been carefully selected for this
Market
The following comprises a part, only, Of our
stock:
100000 ns Bar Iron. round and square, all sizes
$4,000 ibs Boiler Plate;
$1,000 ibs Sheet Iron;
$4,000 ms shoe shape, all sizes;
1900 bs Cast.steel, Blister Steel: ,:sand; Toe
Cork Steel;
Nail Rod, Band Iron;
$1,000 iss Track Iron;
5000 lDs Bar and Sheet Copper;
5000 lDs Lead Pipe, various sizes;
1900 feet Gas Pipe, ! to inches;
1000 feet /. r Hose. all sizes;
$50 dozen Hose Bibbs
800 dozen Elbows and Couplings
10000 Carriage Bolts. all sizes;
5000 Machine Bolts, all szes;.
COO Globe Valves.
200 Anvils and Vices;
so Bellows, various Sizes
Blacksmiths' Tools;
Scales. Grindstones;
400 Wheelbarrows;
900 dozen Az. Pick and Sledse Handles,
Coal;
1000 dozen Locks, Hinges, But.sI
Tacks;
Knives and Forks, Spoons;
1000 kegs Blasting Powder;
100 dozen Picks;
Borax;
Baillng Wire and Rope,
600 kegs Nails, all sizes;
100 boxes Tin.
GILLIG, MOTT & CO.,
Corner Of G and Taylor streets, Virginia.
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o - IT.

C,ERTIFICATE OF DEPOSIT, NO. 1890,
} issued by Agency Of Bank Of California,
Gold Hill, to Geo Lunsn, for sls0. Payment
stopped. The finder will please leave II at the
EEwS Office.
Gold Hi, Sept q, 1866. sell lot
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-09-28
LOST.

TN GOLD HILL, ABOUT THE 2lsT OF
of September, Certificate Of Deposit No. 2l72,
for s2S0, on the Agency Of ths Bank Of Califor-
mia, Gold Hill The date Of the certificate Is
September IS, 1856. Payment has boon stopped.
The finder will please leave II at the NEWS Office
GEORGE BR1GHTM0RE.
Gold Hill, Sept. o, 1866. se22.l0t
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-09-28

PASSENGERS LEAVING SAN FRANCIS.
co by Boat at I P. NJ, will take the Cars at
Sacramento, on both roads. at $50 A. NJ, for the
Lake Bigler Route, will change to Stages ~
ShIngle Springs For Donner Lake Route, at
Alta; arriving in Virginia, by both Lines, In
Sc hours from San Francisco,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-09-28
DissoIution Notice.

rT,HE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE En-
L i.ting between the undersigned - hereby Gls.
solved. B. II. Carriek being authorized 70 receive
m. arm J. w. CARRlCk.
B. II. CARRICK.
n.,,,o, Gan, & 1896 se6-lws
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-10-16
STATE ITEMS.

Mr. Jesse Snow, aged 40 years, COM
mitted suicide by hanging himself in
Goshen ON Tuesday, cause insanity
A watch mandatory is about to be
established at Roxbury, some men from
Massachusetts having purchased prop
erty there for that purpose.
Mr.. n. Allen and his wife, of Burlng-
ton, were nearly suf'ocated on Sunday
night last by the escape Of gas from a
coal-stoye in the room where they were
sleeping.
The Methodists have located their
vermont Conference Seminary and Fe-
male College at Montpelier. Montpe-
her raised $40, 500 to secure the school
there 1t is now proposed to raise
100000 to build and endow the Semi
nary
The Middlebnry Register makes the
statement, from statistics in the Audi.
tors office, that the bounties paid t.
volunteers, substitutes and drafted men
with expenses attending the same, as
paid by the several towns in Vermont
except four which have failed to make
returns, is $5,2l0,4 42 Sc, The total wan
expenses of the State are considerably
over ten millions.
In speaking Of the Reform School Al
Waterbury an exchange says: There
are now in the school six boys, from Il
to Is years old, all or nearly all commit
ted for theft. One is q colored boy.
All apparently are bright as the averag,
Of boys. They are in school four hours
day under the care and instruction
of most excellent teacher Miss Burn
ham, of Thetford They have their reg
ular work, mainly ON the farm, under
the eye Of the superintendent Allseen
to be happy, showing no disposition tc
escape The commissioners, Roy. Mr.
Pease, is unwearied, and full Of zeal ii
his work.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-10-16

XrHnuST. The election Of United
States Senators by the Legislature, viii
take place on Tuesday, Oct %. II y
the general understanding that Judge
Poland viii be chosen to FIJI the unex-
PRED term 81 Senator Collamer, ending
March 4. 1867, the Hon. George i. Ed
munds 10 I'll the unexpired term Of Sen
aior Foote, ending March 4, 1869, and
Hon. Justin s. Morrill, for the term 81
six years, ending March I, 1873 All
these gentlemen are radical TO the core,
and earnest opponents Of the Presiden-
tial policy Of reconstruction. and have
no fellowship with the so-called Conser-
native Republicans As there are but a
bakers dozen 81 Butiernuis in the Leg
iSla,ure. The election Of senators Poland
and Edmunds, and Justin = Morrill,
will undoubtedly be made with substan-
tiAl unanmi,y.
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s PECIAL NOTICES.
.shkfocA,s ronons rArsrEas.

Bfs1 STRENGTHENING PLASTER Is rnE WORLD
ALNc0cl~S PoHrSF LAsTEiS rssotrs a,d a.sasg,
pain Nv eag ,ord. ne ptf tssaer. I,o,a Jarr fpt,yn
n n ne and ge'tsya circulation las n many sa.s
3a,sairelg frapgratag ne disease
JAMES LrLI.MD
There q nothing e4ua ln The wy ~ plsst,r to the
Porous Plaster " Mr ALLCoCK Eferyihag IL pisas
ant about them 1hfy he plaster II the dsy, aha
a gps y on peent Advancement 10 seieaee ssa ~.
q Asthma Cough Kidbey Ageetions Gout Eheuma.
t,ai snd osal dseseated pains they asrd peraaHeai
rpiisE
Il J9ii SsOE u D. On sTsflcal EsHsdiss.a
FROM personal kagAiedss y fiess plasisss, ws csh
STATE hes hey decidedly pfcisrais e ny e,A,r "a
use HLustcr rellaf Il 10 te e.isaed - IN sse ~
plaster. re sboup recommend them
70 s, tHGKAuAa, ND Editor ssy Fora Nssi~,
Aeenfy Braaateib llasst .tv Yerk
sold Is al bgagsis1si3
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-10-16

DEMOCRATIC GAINS. There have been
some Democratic gains in the recent
elections, but their general publicity
will prove more advantageous to the
Republican party than if these local
cases had gone as heretofore. In short,
these gains invariably mark the pres
ence Of Federal patronage. They are
bought with a price, and that price is
corruption. Take PENNSYLVANIA
the Democratic gains of consequence
are confined to the lare cities OF Phila-
delphia, Harrisburg, &c, and in direct
proportion to the size Of the Federal
offices, Navy Yards and other govern
ment works there located, while the ru-
raj diatricts keep up and even enhance
their old Republican vote is cut down
in Cincinnati, where everything was
done that could be to promote Pendle-
tons election, but il more than holds
Is own elsewhere. SO, too, in Indiana
there is Democratic gain Of nearly
1000 in the Indianapolis district, while
the country districts show Democratic
losses
Thus the Johnson party DO not rely
on the intelligence and eandor Of the
people, but on patronage money, cor
ruption. To bI1bo the mercenary, TO
10 tempt the DOR laboring man depen-
dent for his daily bread on bis employ
ment in the government service these
arc the methods found to be most efiec-
tual to give strength at the polls Of a
free country. What a condemnation
does the fact pronounce upon their
character and designs but what an
encouragement does it give to those
who repudiate such abortive expcdients
to affect an untrammeledpubhe opinion.
Boston ,I0UrBdl
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fnfsarnen, lIsy lsth lsss.

luIsuCneH, Alsy 18th 1896.
Ayssri. Haafnfr & Aaad
GfNrt88EN punag yisil 70 The west, laa
mll. I contracted ehils aHd fever, Which bfCaxbs
me p ny bed aia fuely terminated 10 tyElsoid is.
SIRE aud cDuf,d me p iDy fslBi ~ sevessg moniL,
during ahieh time va physically % trosiraisa3
tbaF HHnst dsspaind u eyer fso0seriag nay health
having anost euifeg iust fnf apostle gsdsys. not.
being a8t - est 4 porfs' sade1 d aloh Was disa
tfcssed eith = neeilfg saHsaiIsaa h ny bead. and
passed nany sleeyifs eghtt-ai Ossn debility eesAs
81 bg mF Fot& rails sa1a.fiaal, bfoagAi abpu BY a-
yer. A. tbs sage u uy eopthiun friend Feeeai,
nfil8e8 re 70 ase Y0uf peeLFaied siomaea hl'iegss
bar br.ag msyas ospeaea ioiAe use q siltL s.eniA
b. So form = asst dsa.ssed stlt aileTwaII ylsId
81 ~ pFrlA8iees, sid alaeF taAins fhs naaiElne
~ sol aeshs 10y aPpetlts fsfRnsa ssA Ska
4 Il am Wfst'f gesaulue my f0ruef stgspKth tnd
: ger iig siHep flSm ile ia.s "a shisli I 3ass
.lig IN muefg = ae4gg bees better fhas j. bos.
al.f fas fsa.iag tsi.ga llsrtfe M.&lei ~ has
{ rely IaI me. 81 + t1sFls .siel ssss ash esh-
81 fsffa asa iupgaaF SIC nee sare ast4sss, SEQ,
I8 faet. Las t.l o. ~ fssl ! ~ sitts.fa nev
fazH. 1888 isssef 5aa t.. issiiaoQal " - gfpfee-
staa af aBF 81 paffe preparation. - Ids tsal
ati.er saHfrHg +, Z tafe m4Y gsaf5 themselves ~
BE-. rtaef shea putaaee ssi nss aoas ss,yoyiaa
frfs .gs psrsl Ass siy SD taat AZ ply
-. e sss.hg ths sens a. 81 elect ~ Ger b.
fea oa @ aca.sd lhst uss fllsas rsaisFir.
eap eefT irsfselfssip
+ h0{ E.E 4 ast 1lssis
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-10-16

pmzTtca New Jersey is becoming
reconstructed Her desire 70 return
10 the union is manifested in her local
A. well a. Stale elections Thus New
ark. for the first ,lne IN ten years, has
elected radicals 10 all the city Offices
General Butler was unanimously nom
mated for Congress in Tie 5,h Aiassa-
chuseiss district CD THURSDAY.
Baltimore Md, has reelected rad
ical Mayor, hy 2s3l majority over his
prO-retel oompctiior.
SCHUYLER Colfaxs Of Indiana j r..
elected 10 Congress By over 2coo ma
iority We b,siere this Is his seventh
reelection and his largest majority
The returns q the recent town elec'
sons ia Connecticut. - Gar = they have
any political significance, indicate d..
ssded Republicans gam since last spring
The State, judged hy tins election. !.
Rsfak.i "a a. { 900 Es'sg+v
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-10-16

A SEVERE CnndE Col Dom Piatt
is stamping Ohio, and in his speeches
says that Andrew johnson was one Of
the conspirators in tho assassination Of
President Lincoln and that Booth was
the instrument He argues that Booths
call upon Johnson just before the as
sassination, was for the purpose Of post
ing him, and not for the purpose II ascer-
tanning bis mode Of ingrcss and egress
into his rooms, rs was generally sup
posed 1t is furthermore argued that
had the lights been eXtinguished IN the
theatre as arranged for the assassin
Booth would not have been discovered
and that he would have been rewarded
by Johnson This Is certainly a serious
charge, but we must say thousands Of
loyal men are fearful that the blood Of
the martyr rests on other shoulders than
Booths alone Johnsons treason 70
friends aud principles, have made all
loyal men suspicious Of him Missouri
EHter3Rtge.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-10-16

o. Tie physique n maa !. snsianed bv
continues asiiot inth reaction 81 lie bhodi the
body Is c0ptiuunlly ernp0rifiug md repleui.hing
Use by tie wat- which il ieels and gn,iihss..--
Bhc1 the rcpieHish nF ian ~ the system hAct.
iyr. thea ibe mau uck anil il the sieAuess is not
IispeIled by iusflaeQ fresh vig0r Into the replen.
tsiitg power Of the DIS the body must become
cele, continue 70 derHy and eventually perish,--.
lhe remedy is g. gyp new energy 81 the life. aud
that Is safriy md suftly accomplished by the
caslanal use ~ hfyais be pills no medicine IL
better FIR the purpose aud even persons ~ the best
81 health mas use hem with Ne beat rsfali, 70 ths
current d general life WllAin them. t~ee adya.
Htculent.j
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-10-16

DEcrtuoSuY SrrH among the
sensational paragraphs about the Paris.
Exhibition is one concerning q now
model guillotine is capable Of cutting
OF six heads per minute, and eight II
properly handled Tho machine IL
worked ~ steam, the knife, instead Of
falling straight, cuts with rotntory
movement The gnilloiinc can be TAX
en- 70 pieces and put together again in
ten minutes; the engine works tho
wheels, and the machine can steam to
the place Of execution. and take tho
body up to The cemetery afterwards!
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-10-16

Tim CEops IL NlT HMusmEE We
have made the following estimate Of The
different crops in New Hampshire this
year Hay about throe-iourths as much
as last year grain bottor than usual ,
wheat especially, is better than it has
been for ten hears, yielding hftcenbush-
els to tho acre; corn is somewhat back
ward, but whore the frost has not in
jurcd it itWilIbe heavy; potatoes prom
Use Il good yield, though we haar Of their
being badly eaten ~ worms in some
sections; apples are aboat on an aver
age, there beng twice rs many as was
expected two months ago. AS for stock
there is moi probably more in the State
than can be wintered Cattle ofall kinds
are scarce, and prices az high ns at any
time within tiycyears, Good horsesare
both hard to find and hard to buy
Sheep, owing 70 the fab in wool are
from 70 to p per cont. cheaper than
last year. Garden vegetables have done
finely, even III sections whore they have
received but little care. Taken togath-
on, we think the aggregate taluc 81 New
Hampshire crops Will be more iha pres
ent year than any otherfor a long time,
and, Judging from the number Of tu-
keys we see everywhere, Thanksgiving
viii be hearty and joyful one, let who
Will be President NbTor Gad |arHlcr.
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NEWS ITEMS.

dispatch 4 f5tty words per day
thrUuah thc keAnt cablt vii eost the
press q tbv cngntry about tl2aOo0
per amman.
Ga Friday Hnogy Tvichell was
nominated iH Congress IN The third
sla afbBee,ts DISTRICT is place a Hon
A II Rice. who declined ! "a uomipa-
ton
Tbr Legislature. 81 twenty seven
S,atcs rntew within four months
satieieat unmbsf q complete ihc rat-
f-sndu g The Constitutional amend
a.oa, With the Presidents concur
renee rgeans.ulciiou can be settled IN
four montb ii this concurrence ~
withhold ilo people viii sottle hin, q
Tho ballot boA il thtrty days.
Tie Colwadiaus are very mad witlf
Mr Johnson territorial governor. Mr.
Alexander Cummings The Denver
N4 the leading journal ~ the terri
tory, SAYS Such unsGupulous lylng IN
the face ~ tact hns oSasperatcd our
people 20 pitch worrying ON outbreak
and Alr Cummings had best manage
us affairs very carefully fer a Time. or
the usual remedy # the West for such
characters vill rs applied ~ cotton
wood limb and rope
4 woman, wife II Robert Simms.
farm laborer residing four miles north
81 Morcuci. near Aduan Michigan, on
"Wednesday morning took her -four child.
rem into il barn and there cut each Of
ther throats with razor, afterwards
using the same instrument to cut her
own throat Three Of the children aud
the woman ARE dead, and the fourth
rhlld Is SO severely injured that it's re.
cotery is hopeless No cause can be
Unsigned tor tho deed
The combination race between the
celebrated pedestrian, james Adams
and two fast horses, came off on'thc Pa
yilon Course. Syracuse, Saturday after.
noon, and resulted IN the complete sue
cess Of Mr. Adams He walked his
quarter of mile and had fifteen Esoc-
onds to spare He walked the distance
easily m LII
4 most horrible scene occurred At
recent public execution for murder at
Newport, Kentucky Witnessed by fl
teen thousand people Of both sexes
The moose slipped when the trap was
sprung, and thc condemned man fell,
his rock terribly aceraied TO the
ground He was taken up stunned and
blccing and hanged second time, say
ing only Don't let that occur again,
gentlemen
4 Texas paper says child was
lately dcyoured by M alligator near
Galveston, in full view ofitsfather, who
was unable to save his daughter Tho
monster was aitorvard shot aud the re-
mains Of the child recovered.