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.NIsN IT HUI Nv.
HOPs-Sew 7O975c; old, no sale.
Boston shoe ami Leather marked.

BOSTON StIOe ana Leather Market.
The boot and shoe market presents
no new feature. The volume OF trade
is moderate for the season, but uesirI-
BILE goods are very firm in view of the
rise in stock and enhanced cost of pro-
duCtion.
The prospec is that prices will go
higher before the TALL trade sets in; and
some manufacturers, as we'll as dealers,
are operating with reference to this
prospective advance. The former are
buying up leather ut very full prices,
and must be content, also, to pay more
for labor at this season, when great
numbers of workmen are seeking out
of-door employments.
The New England trade are now in
the market for supplies of seasonable
goods, and the Lynn products of last
ings and serges are going off briskly,
fully sustaining the late advance in
rates. Western dealers are operating
| to moderate extent only, in the way
of sorting up stocks, and sending some
orders to manufacturers. They have
had fair trade, of late, in their own
section; and as they bought but spar
| ingly at the opening of the season,
their stocks are very much broken and
reduced. There is fair demand fol-
the Southern. and South Western mar.
kets, and shipments in that direction
have been considerable of late.
The leather market has been some.
what excited during the past week
Consumers have been rushing in fol
supplies, and buying in competition, il
view OF probable advance at latel
period of the season. But the effect O.
this simultaneous movement, coming
upon meagerly supplied market, has
been to precipitate the rise sooner thar
was expected. Sole leather has been il
active demand. and at a further ad
vance of lc upon last weeks quota
tions, and large purchases have beer
made in New York for this market
Rough upper has been very active, anC
with reduced stocks and light receipt!
from the tanneries, prices have also ad
vanced lie, and are still tending up
Rough calfskins have also improved
and realize the asking rates OF las
week.
We quote sales of hemlock sole at 81,
32c, the outside rate for middle weights
oak do. is selling at range OF 36a54c
including crop. Rough upper is il
small stock and higher, with sales a
S7a42c for hemlOck and 39a43c for oak
Rough calfskins are firmer, with salei
at 95caSl, closing at the outside rate
with some holders at 81 O5; finished do
are quiet at 81 Goal 30, as to quality anC
| WelBnL. tlnlSneu leather IS very nrm
and all Seasonable styles are scarce
and selling briskly at advanced rates
l We quote wax at range of 25a30G, nj
to grade; grain, 23a27c for heavy, anC
18a22c for light; pebbled, 17a2Ic; buff
23a2Sc; enamelled, 29a26c; patent, 25,
SOC per foot; splits. 35a52c per 10. liar
ness leather is selling at 37a4Oc p ID TO
country, and 4Sa5Sc for city tannages
including both hemlock and oak.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRArI.
INV
9 REGULAR REroRT.

COTToN-IIc lower; sales of4 500 bales
at 2s]la29c for middling uplands.
FLouR-Receipts of 6,4OO bbls.; mar
ket dull, and 15a25c lower; sales OF s, O0O
bbls. at 81 25al2 20 for superfine State
and supertine western;Sl2 5Oal4 35 extra
western; Sl4 40al5 SIS choice do; Sl3 75a
IA IS for shipping brands extra round
hoop Ohio; Sl4 S5al6 90 for trade brands;
California, dull and lower; sales OF
600 bbls. and sacks at Sl7 25;, rye flour
is without decided change.
-WHIsKY-Quiet and steady, no re-
ceipts. --..,..- --....4-.-
GRAIS-Wheat-Nominal; 2a3c low
er with the market dull. Rye-More
steady; sales of 5000 bush. at 81 6Sa1 "a
for western, and 81 rs for State. Bar
receipts. Corn-Receipts of "a $50 bush.
marke 3a5c better and active; sales OF
l56, 900 bush. at 81 23al 23% for old
mixed western in store; 81 lOal lSIS
for new mixed western; 81 Is for white
western; 81 l5al % for yellow do; 81 "a
for Southern yellow; 81 % for white
Southern. Oats-1a2c lower and clos.
ing more active; sales of 43, 900 bush.
at S0aS3c for western, and soc for State.
COAL-Quiet and unchanged: auction
sales OF $4,000 tons Pitts coal Mt
81 80 for lump; 81 95a5 90 for steamboat;
81 soa5 90 for chestnut; showing small
declines . sG
WooL-Favors buyers; sales lSO,OOO
ms. at 5Oa65c for domestic tleeces; 4Oa5Oc
for pulled; T20at5o for California.
prices. 'iaE - - q,
HoPs-In fair demand.
GROCERIES Coffee-Quiet, and with
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NEW YORK, May 15.-Twelve thou
sand eight hundred and tweuty-six
steerage passengers have arrived at
New York since the LIST inst, from
European ports.
The steam ram Dundenburg, the
most powerful engine o: naval warfare
afloat, has been sold to the French Gov
eminent for three million dollars.
James McCratfrey murdered his wife
in a house on Tenth Avenue, last night.
He had frequently Quarrelled with her
on religious subjects and beaten her.
Jonas B. Phillips, an eminent lawyer,
died to-day.
Two brokers, who give their names
as VIM. FL. Faugh and Harrison, said
to be Californians INDUCED in a shoot
ing atfraY in Broad street this morn
ing, about diamond ring, and it is
supposed a woman was the cause. A
large crowd was about at the time, and
F. J. Grace, a telegrapher, was wounded
in the collar bone. Neither of the par
ties concerned were hurt. Faugh was
fusing bail. Harrison was not arrested
The Revenue Commissioner, David
a. Wells, sails for Europe on Saturday
to investigate the condition of manu-
featuring in England and Belgium, and
the English method of collecting the
revenue by stamps, the methods OF gu.
pervising distilleries, &c. He hopes tC
return by September, and will make 8
full report to Congress. It is under
stood that Messrs. Garfield and Allison
ofthe Committee of Ways and Means
will accompany Mr.. Wells.
A young man named VIM. n. Rus,
sell was arrested this evening on 6
charge of forgery, preferred by certain
parties in Athens, Ohio. Governor Cox
had issued an order for his arrest. The
prisoner was taken to Athens this even
ing.
race was won by Blackbird; time
4:24X. The mile dash was won by
Urbana; time, 1:29. The mile and q
half dash was won by Delaware; time
2:47N. julius and Captain Moore also
ran.
Among the passengers of the steamer
Persia which sailed to-day is Rev
Nathanial West, who goes as a delegate
from the Old School Presbyterians
of the United States, to the General
Assembly of the Scottish and Irish
Presbyterian Churches. which will be
in session in Edinburg and Belfast
early in June,
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OUT change. Sugar-Ip moderate re-
9uest; sales of 150 hhds. at lOXalIJLc for
CpDa, and ll15a117{c for Porto Rico.
Molasses-Quiet. and without chan1e.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES at Ice for crnie
and 26c for refined. "e'
PRovIsIoSs-POrk- sales oG
q, 900 bbls. at S23 l2a23 20 for new mess.
closing at $23 10 cash; S22 for old mess.
Sl9al9 p for prime, and $50 for prime
mess. Beef-Sales of $50 bbls. prime
at previous prices. Tierce beef-Quiet.
SiOa4l so. Bacon Steady; sales of $40
boxes at I11Ic for short ribbed; I2IC
for short clear. Cut meats-Steady;
sales of ago packages Mt SaialOc for
shoulders; l2alII4c for hams. Lard
quiet; sales of rs bbls. at l2l{al31%c.
,BUTTER-New, heavy at 1lal5c for
CHEEsE-Steadyh t l2al9c.
--LATEST MARKETS
FLouR-Closed 5alOc lower on conf
mon and 10al5c lower on medium.
GRAIS:-Wheat closed dull; la2c low
er Tor No. spring, 81 7Oa2 so for
Nc. Rye-Steady at 81 6Sal 20 for
western. Barley-Nominal. Oats
ttrmes at S2aS3c for western. Corn
Unsettled; for old shipping mixed
western in store 81 23al %.
Observation-Disclosures; no mess:
S23 20 for regular; S2S 10 bid. Beet
Steady with moderate demand. Cut
NIeats-In fair request, market un-
changed. Bacon-Quiet and steady AT
ll15cfo short ribbed and l2114c for short
clear.
LARD-Dull at l31sal4c for fair to
prime steam and l3Al31I for kettle
rendered.
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CrNC1NNATI, May l5.-At the annual
meeting of the stockholders of the Gin
cinuatii Hamilton & Dayton Railroad,
the old board of directors was re-elect-
ed, except one. The board reelected
the old officers. The stockholders rati-
~ the contract with the Cincinnati,
Dayton IL Eastern Railroad.
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DETROIT, May l5.-The State Con-
stitutionul Convention assembled at
Lansing today. Hon. Charles NJ.
Croswell was elected President. The
Convention was composed of seventy
six Republicans and twentY-four Dem
ocrats, and comprises many of the
ablest men in the STATE.
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Reparator Capilli.

Throw away, your false.frizzes, your switches,
your wig
Destructive OF comfort, and not worth fig:
Come aged, come youthful, come ugly and
And rejoice In your own luxuriant hair. =
REPARATOR CAPILLI.
ENOR RESTORING HAIR UPON BALD
IL heads from whatever cause It may have
fallen QUIT and forcing growth OF hair upon
tine face, it has no equal. 1t will force the
beard to grow upon the smoothest face in
from i've to eight weeks, OF hair upon bald
heads in from two to three months. a few
ignorant practitioners have asserted that
there IL nothing that will force or hasten the
growth OF the hair or beard. Their assertions
are false, as thousands OF living witnesses
(from their own expeTience) can bear wit
ness. But many will say, how are we to dis
tinguiSh the genuine from the spuriouS7 II
certainly is difficult, as nine-fenths of the
different Preparations advertised for the hair
and beard are entirely worthless, and you
may have already thrown away large
amounts for their purchase. To such We
would say, Try the ReparatOr CapilIi; 1t will
cost you nothing unless IL fully comes
up to our representations. II your Druggist
does not keep II, send us one dollar and we
will forward 1t, postpaid, together with a re-
celpt for the money, which will be returned
you on application, providing entire satiEac-
ton Is not given. Address,
W. L. CLARK & CO., Chemists,
No. 3 West Fayette ST., SYRACUSE, N. Y.
mchL3-e0d. triwHwlY
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A Card.

T HAVE THIS DAY SOLD OUT MY
i entire STOCK or Groceries and Pro-
mend them TO my old customers and the
public generally, and bespeak for them
liberal share OF the patronage that I haVe
heretofore received. WM. H. CHAPMAN
anr2ll-l m
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Boston, May 15.-In the breach Of
promise case of Belinda B. Films
against Daniel d. Daily verdict of
$1,000 was rendered. Twenty thousand
was claimed.
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DIN r. HEINLEIN. LEWIS EsMYER.
NEW FIRM.

TIME SUBSCRIBERS HAVING FORMED
aco-partnershIP for the purpose of doing
a retail GrOc ~ and Produce business at the
old stand of VIM. II. Chapman, No. 256 Main
street, will continue to keep a general assort-
ment of Groceries and Produce, which Will
he sold at the lowest possible rate, and solicit
SO literally extented TO ". II. Chapman.
JOHN P. HEINLEIS & co,
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CHASTELLAR'S
WHITE LIQUID
EN AMEL,

ElOR IMPROVING AND BEAUTIFYING
L the Complexion. .-.-l-
In use, for giving the skin a pearI'like tint,
that is only found in youth. Il quickly re-
moves Tan, Freckles. PlmPieS: Blotches, Moth
purities or the skin, kindly healing the same,
leaving the skin white and clear as alabaster.
Its use can not be detected BY the closest scru-
nerfectIy harmless, It is the only article of
he Kind used BY the French, and Is consid.
ereti by the Partisan as Indispensable 10
perfect toilet. Upwards OF 5000 bottles were
sold during the past year, SUFFICIENT guaran-
tee OF its efficacy. Price only IS cents. Sent
by mail, postpaid, on receipt Of an order, by
BERGER, SHUTS & Co, Chemists.
mchE-end. triUkWIy
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BY THE CABLE.
Advioes to the 18th of May

LONDON, May l5-Noon.-Consols,
921+; Erie, AK; Illinois Central, 761+; U.
S. bonds. 72M.
LATER No change In the markets;
Erie, ~.
LIVERPOOL, May 5-Noon.-Cotton
opened active. Breadstufls unchanged.
Provisions unchanged. Corn, 42s Sd.
Lard, 52s Cd.
LArER.-Cotton active; advanced I'd.
Corn declined Sd; quoted at 42s; others
unchanged.
LIVERPOOL, May 15-Eveniug.-Cot-
ton closed firm; middling uplands
ll35aIl15d; Orleans 117Sd; sales $4,000
bales. Breadstuffs quiet. Corn de-
clined Sd; sales mixed western at 42s
per quarter. Wheat unchanged. Beef,
pork and bacon unchanged. Lard de-
clined to OBS. Cheese, fine American
6Ss. Resin common, advanced to Is Cd;
fine unchanged.
LONDON, May observation-disclosures
unchanged.
BERLIN, May l5-Evening.-The re-
port which has been in circulation that
the Prussian Government bought or
are eking to buy fleet of American
iron-clads is officially denied by the
Prussian naval authorities.
LONDON, May ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ing accounts have been rereived here as
to the result of military operations in
the Island of Gambia. Several engage
ments had taken place and both the
Christians and Turks claim victory.
The last dispatches received from
Athens assert that the Turkish army,
under Omar Pasha had been defeated
in general battle.
Intelligence has been received that
the bark Rover, Capt. Hunt, was
wrecked in the Chinese sea and all the
crew who had escaped from shipwreck,
except one, were murdered by the ma
tives.
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fur gent.
For Rent.

ONE DWELLING HOUSE ON MAIN
" street, 9Th Ward.
One Dwelling House on Hampden street,
Sd Ward.
One Basement Office on Market street,
Sd Ward.
One fine Cottage House until Fall with
my2 - 1. IRWIN.
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Particular of the Ript at Mobile.


NEW YORK, May 15.-The Herald's
special gives particulars OF the riot.
He says: Judge Kelley hud been speak
ing about quarter OF an hour in a
frank and temperate manner when
there appeared to be n disposition to
create n disturbance on the outskirts
of the meeting. "Cries of put him
down" were heard to which Mr.. Kelley
replied. II tell you that you cannot
put me down." The 5th infantry are
at my back and if they cannot keep
the peace in Mobile the United States
army can. The tumult suddenly broke
out at this point by sudden rush to-
wards the platform. About hundred
people, were on the platform, including
many eminent citizens, reporters of the
press, &c. This rush seemed to be the
signal for the melee to commence. The
chief of police attempted to arrest a
ring leader on the borders of the crowd
and he drew pistol on him.
The cry of fire was then raised at the
corner of Royal street, and instantly n
perfect fusilate of pistols were opened
on the crowd, who occupied the plat
form. a ColOred man was here shot in
the head and fell. Some friends drag
ged Judge Kelley from out OF range
OF the fire and succeeded i'll getting him
away unhurt. The firing by that time
was directed right and left among the
crowd in the street, who were flying in
all directions. There seemed to be no
attempt on the part of the police to ar
rest the violence, or If there was it was
Insufficient, for the rebels had it all
their own way. 1t was evidently a
precOnCerted affair, and was probably
stimulated by incendiary articles in the
rebel press for the past few days.
Colonel Sheppard, who commands
the military here, at once dispatched u
body of troops to the Battle House,
where Judge Kelly is stopping, and
Colonel Sheppard has taken up his
headquarters for the night. Several
white men, who probably had no part
in the attack, were shot in the melee
Mr.. Goldsmith was killed, and Mr..
Salisbury, late Chief of Police, was shot
in the fore head. A policeman had a
ball put through his wrist. If any dis.
position to renew the riots is shown, il
is probable that the city will be placed
under martial law. Colonel Sheppard
is now in council with Mayor Withers
The whole military force, who are en-.
camped about mile from the place o.
meeting, have been ordered into the
city, and are now posted ut different
points, are prepared for any attempt tc
renew the riots.
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There cometh glad tidiugs OF Joy to all,
To young and 10 old, TO great and to small;
The beauty which once was so precious and
Is free for all, and all may be fair.
Nv the nae oF .f
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Am THE FOPULAR FAMILY MEDI
n cines of the day for sale al ODBERTH
Prescription Store. end Of Stone Bridge. i-io
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CHEEsE-Steady ht 12al9c.
GoLD-13G%al37.

GOLD-l36Isal3G.
STOCKs-Ohio certificates 2415a245S:
Canton, 437In44; Cumberland coal 800
81 u; Quicksilver, 2714a2S; MaripOsa IN
s, preferred l9al9I; Western Union
Telegraph 4594a451z; Pacific mail, 1925
al277S; Atlantic 9Sa9S19; New York
Central 975sag7S; Erie 635sa64; do pre-
ferred 72a7S; Hudson lOl 1zalOl3z; Read
ing 1O31zalO334; Michigan Central 1927
allO; Michigan Southern G75za6S;
Illinois Central ll44all4k, Pittsburg
TS24a74; Toledo 1131 4all33I; Rock Island
S0Isa6934; Northwestern 35a3554; do pre-
ferred 60I4a605s; Fort WAYNE 961$a97.
BONDS-Border State bonds higher;
Missouris, o.; Tennessee-extra coupons
6424; new Tennessee G21%; North Caro-
lima ex coupons 46l+.
STEAMSHIP SHARES-Firm; earnings
of the Pacific mail exceed 81, $50, 600 for
the present quarter.
Coal SIARES-Quiet and steady.
MISREPRESENTATION aud rather
lower
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Wanted.

OALESMAN-ADDRE LOCK BOX 46,
y Wheeling, W. Va. Reference required.
RprlS r- 7l--L- -
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MAY t5.-FLoUE-Unchanged, with a
moderate demand.
GRA1S-Wheat-Unc with a
moderate demand. Corn-Dull, at g3a
81 90 for new; other gIains are quiet.
FREIGHTs-Dull; corn, Zoe.
Milwaukee.
May 5.-FLoUR-Dull;f for M Sl3 IS
ali 90. Wheat-Activc ut 81 II for No. =.
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May 5.-FLoUR-Quiet, dull and un-
changed. Wheat-Dull at about 81 SOa
> 80 to 50 GO. Corn-Unsettled; sellers
ut 414c without buyers. Oats-Dull at
Csc. Rye-Dull at 81 52al SIS.
PROVIsIoNs-POrk- and I'M
changed at % l5a2224c. Lard-Eominnl
at l215al224c. Bulk meats-Nominal.
WHIsKY-2 "a in bond.
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D a n RI &
will daily introduce to his patrons

Herd of Sacred Cattle!
The oniy ones in America, all reports the cput.r
Notwithstanding MIR. RICE takes pleasure III st.Iu-
mat he VIII daily lecture on their history and Iscuilr
world the Blind TALKING HORSE,
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kNAuClulhIAs
MAY 15.-FLoUR-Prices declining;
trade heavy at Sl4 OOal6 p; sales family
inspectors standard at SIS %.
1N-Wheat-Dull; sales $50 bush
els hillside ut IS p; No. / red offered at
this; no spring offered. Corn-Active;
sales p 900 bushels at 9Oa04c:for MOL in
bulk, and 81 O2a1 OF in SACKS; closing at
outside rates, Oats-Steady at 72a73c.
Rye-Dull at 81 6Sal 60. Barley-Uu-
changed and dull.
WIIsKY-Closed at 81 30 in bond.
PRoVIsIoNs-Mess Pork-SteAdy and
firm at SD 80. Bulk Meats-Firm at
SalOc for shoulders and sides. Bacon
Clear sides in good demand; sales 225
hhds at 1850.
BUTTER-Dull at 26a2Sc
CHEEsE-Dull; new 12el4c.
OIL-Linseed steady at 81 45al AZ.
Petroleum--Firm at 4OA43c for refined,
duty paid.
GoLD-Closed at l36TaI36k buying,
and 1S7 selling.
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The Latest News
by TELEGRAPH.

By the Union Line:
ONCE corner OF Main and Monroe streets
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Mr., ROBERT J, WALLER made q
lengthy argument" Friday in the
Mississippi Injunction case, before the
Supreme Court. Heis reported to have
said, in his opening remarks, THAT he
believed that constitutional liberty and
self government were now on trial
yes, upon their final trial-and IL was
to be decided for posterity and for all
the world, whether the written consti-
tUtions we're mere parchment scrolls,
whether they were words written in
sand, to be swept away by the first
surge of popular passion which may
roll over them" reHf
Mr.. Walker is famous for this gran
eloquent magnification of his subject.
We remember when he was Governor
of Kansas, that the people of Lawrence,
unwilling TO recognize the bogus
laws" of the Missouri, Border-ruffan-
elected Legislature got up UoiuR-
tdT,y city government, aud organ
lied under il, and Walker straightway
issued flaming proclamation against
them, calling out the United States
troops from Fort Ieaverworth, and de-
claring that their action constituting
one Of the most dtroci0tS TebettionS
E:,Iotrst IN ancient or modern tunes! The
people laughed at his folly, and went
on with their city government unmo-
Tested. D.sE
We think "self-government" will
survive, even If Mr.. Walker, as he
probably will, should lose his case; and
that " constitutional !" liberty will be
enjoyed long after tye great Isother-
NAL" as the Kansas boys used 10 call
him, shall have been gathered in peace
to his fathers. ~
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Argumen, of the Attorney General.
WASHINGTON, May q. 1867.

HASH1NGTON, May U, 1901.
In the Supreme Court this afternoon
Attorney General Stanbery closed the
argument on the Georgia and Missis-
sippi injunction cases. BE spoke as to
the general principles involved, and
denied, as heretofore, that these cases
had any place in Court. They were not
within the jurisdiction of Court of
Equity, such as the Constitution pro-
yides; there was in them no basis of
property on which relief could be given.
Georgia and Mississippi, according TO
the bills filed, undertook to speak for
all the people of those States. Where
was the evidence of this fact? Besides,
of the ten Southern States over which
the Reconstruction acts were to operate,
only two were here. TWAS not known
to the contrary that the. remaining
States were dissatisfied, for they had
not presented any bill of grievances.
The law gave citizen the right 10 vim
dictate himself, and could do this as sue
cessfully as u State could for him.
Counsel on the other side had invoked
the court 10 save their liberties from
destruction; to preserve the integrity of
the States on whose behalf they APP
peared; but, said the Attorney General,
there was no inherent power for that
purpose in this Court, for Congress
might SO act as to destroy the efficiency
of the Court by impeaching the Judges
on false accusations, or by denying the
salaries requisite to their support. 1t
rested with the people, however, to Sc
cure the honesty and right doing of the
Legislature, and on this basis we must
look for the preservation of the rights
of the citizens and the guaranteed
rights OF the States. ...'-.---.-.,,. =
No further proceedings took place on
the question before the Court, which
adjourned Immediately on the conclu.
sion of Mr.. Stanbery's argument.
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not rub Off or make the hair appeardrsty and
Produces beautiful black or brown, as pre-
terred. A child can apply 1t Always gives
satisfaction. Only 20 cents per bottle. Sold
everywhere, t=aa#t s-.tr a4a,
A. MATHEWS, Manufacturer, n. Y.
DEMAS BARNES & CO., New York, whole-
sale Agents. ni'-"fH' mny20-lyeod Z