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Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-05-25

A New PArER-The first number Of the Santa
Clara Nerrs has reached US. 1t is published BY
John NJ. Sullivan is a handsome paper, and
promises to be useful as an advocate of the Con-
gres sional plan of reconstruction. We wish 1t
success. and shall welcome it as an exchange.
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MORE TROOPS ARRIvED.-We learn from the
last Humboldt Times that thirty-five additional
soldiers had arrived from San Francisco for duty
at Fort CASTOR. They are under command Of
Lieut. F. r. Tbeller
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araATNAS.-The San Francisco News-dealing
pn'ian'hropist, sept US this week another budget
o. ,' p'ctoriais and other Eastern papers. May he
l"e great while, and both his business and
moustache coptinue to flourish:
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'eAcHAsEo--karsky Ahrahams have pur-
CHASED the lower story of the Magnolia building
~ w. iodd ior the sum of 81, 400.
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The CxIox PRrMARIEs.-We call upon every
Union man in the county to attend punctualy at
the Primary elections to be held tonight. Let
the vote polied be testindcation of the strength
of the party in the county. Vote understand
ingly, and see that men who have been firm in
their featy to the party and the cause of the
country, are elected as delegates to the county
Convention, for these are to choose representa-
tive of the will of the people in the selection of
State officers, Congressman and Senator to be
voted for in September. They are active7ene-
mics of the Union organization in every pre-
cinct, who have an object to accomplish, and
who are unrernitting in their efforts to mislead
and poison the minds of such members of our
party MS are silly enough to give ear to their wi
ly and treaeherous offciousness. Let no Union
man be misled by the representations of that
ciass. The mission of the Union party is not
vet accomplished the only hope of victory by
the opposition is based upon success in their eff
forts to divide the party which has been loyal to
the country, and which has been triumphant in
the county ever since Democracy espoused the
pause of rebellion. If these admouitions are
needed we have nothing to fear. Give Copper
heads and rebel sympathizers to understand that
their advocacy of the claims of any particular
Union candidate is uncalled-for and suspicious.
Again we say vote early and understandingly.
Supervisors of primary elections again in
yited to make prompt returns of the vote of
their respective precincts.
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THANKs.-To Frank Wheeler, the new Jehu of
Taggart's Shasta line, for the present of bounc-
ing Sacramento salmon furnished on Wednesday
night. E
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TIE GRAIN AND FuIr CRoPs.-The last month
of Spring is near an end, and never, during ten
years, have crops Of ali kinds appeared mora
thrifty and promising at the season than now.
Actual California mountain winter (mild at the
worst), lasted longer than usual this year. In
place of the usual warm, sunshiny weather of
February, we had during that month a success
sion of chill, gloomy days, and the frosty nights
of March in ordinary years. These had ten
dency to delay grain and fruit month later than
usual, and have beyond doubt resulted benefc-
iaiiy TO crops of all kinds. few hours of warm
steady rain, would have a good effect on the
grain crops, farmers tell u.s. and more sunshine
and less of the dying, disagreeable winds of the
last fortnight, would be a welcome exchange.
Fruit Is tar advanced, and the foliage so dense
tnat IL would require a severe frost to inure 1t.
we feel safe in saying that sufficient fruit for
nome use will be raised in the county this year
II all the tillable land in the county was culti-
waited, enough grain of all kinds required for
home consumption would be raised but such is
not the case. Hundreds of tons OF grain and
flour grown in the Sacramento Valley annually
find market in Trinity. In the vegetable line
county in the State. This is acknowledged by
all who have had experience as guide. few
straw berries have already found their way into
market, and green peas will not be luxury
much longer. In Short the season has been a
most favorable one thus far for both mining and
agriculture.
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Done at Weavervile, Saturday, the 18th May,
A. D. 1867, by the Central Committee Present,
F. Walter, David Farrell, Chas. Sloan, (by
proxy, John VI. Estes, A. L. McWhorter, John
c.. How and Ed. Leary
F. WALTER, Chairman.
Weaverville, May 20, 1867 2O:3
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Go, IF You cAN.-Thede's party tonight, al
Canyon City, is all the talk. Many people from
the county-seat will go, from present indications
and we are satisfied that all who 60 will return
home pleased.
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lS THE FIELD.--The Democratic Central Com
Inttec of this county met at Weaverville last
Saturday. y Convention was called to meet in
this place on Wednesday, June 18th, and the ap-
portiument of delegates made. To Judge from
the distribution of delegates the reader might be
led to suppose that the Democracy had been do
ing lively voting business for the past few
wears, as fifty representatives of that party are
asked to meet in convention. However, DEM
ucrAtjc Convention is entitled to all the delegates
it can get; the party has hope of success un-
less the Union organization be disrupted
and to this end are Democrats working with
might and main. 1t behooves Union laen to
consider this matter, and satisfy themselves that
they are neither directly or indirectly aiding the
common enemy to accomplish their object--the
disorgani1aton of the party which stood true
while the nation was battling for existence. The
negro equality and ''negro suffrage dodge
Will succeed in winning convert to the anti
Radical party occasionally, but Democratic de-
feat is certain in Trinity if Union men stand firm
rs in the past,
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Sleir Adrertisetmeats.
DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.

A CONVENTION OF THE DEMOCRACY OF
N Trinity county is hereby called to meet at
Weaycryille on
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Assessor and Collector-3d District.-The
undersigned announces that he is candidate for the position
of ASSESSOR and COLLECTOR of the Sd DISTRICT subject
the decision Of the Union District Convention.
17:tc+. w. w. ALLEN.
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For District Attorney.-The undersigned hereb,
respectfully announces that he is candidate for the Office
DISTRICT ATTORNEY for Trinity county, subject to the &C
tion of the Union Convention.
1Stc. z, p. LOVEJOY.
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AssessOr-2d District.-The undersigned announo
es that he will be candidate before the Union Convention
Tor the position Of ASSESSOR for District No. 2.
ls:tcs. ALBERT BOWLER.
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For Assembly.-GEORGE H. BUNKER o
Ers himself as candidate for the position of ASSEMBLY
subject to the action Of she Union Convention of TriI
ity county. lStc.
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AssessoF and COllect0r.-The undersigned wi
0e 0 candidate for ASSESSOR AND COLLECTOR Of Il
% Assessment District Of Trinity county, subject to tf
decision OF the Democratic District Convention.
19:tc* C. DANNENBRINK.
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CANDIDATES.

ALL ANNOUNCEMENTS OF TINS NATURE MUST BE
PAID FOR m ADVANCE M ID
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Tns Usrox PnrMARIKs.-we call upon every

9x ..Ject to the decision of the Convention
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., Foreign, q TENS

Ea FEemn Treasury return printed, it appears
NM s4 a} as1aassaaa
estimated value Of terminahle .annnities n the
same Year the terminable annuitess created were
8l02 283, those expired f79, ,7s4 value of those
reduced, f5e9, ,643; obligations were cancelled to
the amount Of e, 800, AMI fun led debt paid of
to s., ,455, ,066.s D! $ 60
Grelt Distress prevails IN the mining districts in
Cornwall, England. In consequence Of the stop
page of numerous mines and the suspension Of
operations in many others, hundreds Of poor falni-
lies are reduced to great destitution, while the
! number of unemployed is three Thousand. In
three parishes alone namely, s:thney, Breage
and Wendron, there are about two Thousand out
of work. Ii and around Camborne and Redruth
there is also vast amount of distress. @.-
The cure Of q Swiss village in the Canton du Va
lais named Kaempten has amused his leisure honrs,
by compiling comparative table Of the annual
expendtare Of the forty-ninec States Of Europe in
the year 1864. The total ls eleven nailIinrds:os
francs. But what shocks the good cure is that
while five niliiarGs Of this vast sum are absorbed
by war budgets, only one hundred and twenty-five
millions of it was applied to public Instruction.
and yet 1864 was pacific year. --s-; -.-,
"a mot Of n. ThIers against the empire is re-
peated in Paris. How is it, NJ. Theirs, that you
did not insist strongly IN the Chanabegs on
having pelatons on the Luxembnrg buaEn $3.50
Il hs
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MARRIED.

~ the Rev Dr.. MEYER the evening or tho 9Th Mr.
Of this city. No cards. $1,000 'oN1
Thursday evening. May 3D. 1867 ut tho residence Of
the brides father, IN this cit by the Rev r W1SK
LER, D. D.. MIR. JOHN W. LINLEY to Miss IDA G.
younger daughter of WM. s. and NJ. E CAnpENrrn ali
Of this City. @"G X :
On the evening tho 9Th MAY. 1867 by the Rev JOHN
MooRE, 1t HIS residence, Mr.. FRANK GOODWIN and
Miss ANNIE McFADDE.. ' ~
New ork Herald, Washington and Brooklyn papers
please copy.
On the 1st ins ut the residence the brides father
on the s., Johns river Florida by the Father DEM
ETRIUs NJ ARooNA. JAMES sALvO, of Charleston, s. c.
10 MARTHA ISABEL, youngest daughter of MATHEW
So1ANA Esq, of 81. Augustine, Florida,
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2. $50 .rr fn',.r =. afY.rftg o. .fhIpt'
Domestic Markets.
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t&64 st+ $r NOON DISPATCH. s$ Sg5.a1t%@
New YoRK, May s.-stocks easier, somewhat
improved. Money firm at 6 Gold, 1881 ). :ster-
ling, 60 days, 81; Sight 1Ot ga coupons, IL.
1a2c lower. Pork dull at $2s 90. Lard quiet Cot
ton quiet and steady !; Mlddling 27a27ac. Freights
quiet and firm .H.z 52$@@ 354 & M -5s
EVENING DISPATCH. \;
Cotton heavy and quiet. Sales 800 bales st &c.
Flour firmez. State s11 25a13 50. Corn.-Mixed
Western 81 s5a1 SO. Groceries and Provisions
eaaeo ea an9 aa,et: Naval Stores he IVY. Turpentine
~ steam aa9-s2d. Stocks strong. Gold IS8.
y Moneys Money 6aS s 62 coupons 1915; s4 coupons 1O5l S5
issaes aes 1asI ssSs etBera 1o 1; = M ss
supply Ut all capital superabnndant CalIloaus on
Government securities 2as por cent; on stocks as as
Prime paper 6aa7. Sterling firm at o. 1seii
i closed steady at SO. Governncnts atiet and
steady ct the close stocks stronger, with GENE
BA1rn1oEE, May s-cotfeo oHet i a.aadd and stcadv
II Four firm and quiet at yeaterdays advance sy,
saa 1oTf5 aiapR Msht vhts @
&C.; Sides, aosc; Mess Pork, s2a 10. .Whiskey an
I, ,s1: ,Ioun, Nay 8: Flour quiet aud unchanged.
y t1ov1slons dull and unchanP ed. Whiskey n0rn
nal Corn heavier and declined 2; s112,1.is. r. =
.. LoDrsvnLE, May 8.-Supertne Hour s1Ou11 a Ra-
ooH afR sR9Saasrs sae5 eesF aasy 12a12 Lard
bsies market unsettled and lower Low Alid-
e dhngs: 2sa24; receipts .64 bales exports 81a2
s6ales. Sugar and Moiasses nominal. Flour quiet
q hnd unchanged. Y. Cora-stock light and demand
SGood, prices full. Oats small. with an NJ.
saye demand at 95c. Pork dull sand unchanged.
aafsd sFsSS in kess Baeen
sssshas: :Asasa ~ Sight change on Now York
s.sIss as May ss.ss 81
;daHPsss sa skse saa5 5asfSspP ssgpeiP
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@cThe Relatives, Friends and Acauafnt-
anccs Of Mr. and Mrs. JOHN CHRISTOPHER arc re-
spectuly invited TO attend the Funeral Services OF the
latter from her late residence, King and Mary
Streets as two O'Clock This Afternoon. II May Q
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Am Old Southern Planter to senator
i% @"".&aaa Wilson. .s@&

The subjoined letter was sent to Senator WILSON
while he was in our city. It was written by one OF
our old te,ne gen1enen and we have no doubt will
be read with much interest. s5,
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Senator Wilson at Aueu

" AUGUSTA, May 9.-Senator Wusos spoke at the
Court House this afternoon to about 1000 freed
men, and 100 whites. Tho tone of the speech was
the same as in Virginia and in South Carolina
The freedmen honored him with torch light pro
cession and the firing Of rockets. :sS.; y,
The body Of PATRICK GRAY, who mysterioualy
disappeared on Saturday night, was found /. in
Savannah river this afternoon. .s.. 9f:.
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SPECIAL NoTlCEs,

sTa1R. J. GOETJEN Is APPOINTED AS MY
Attorney during my absence from this State
May7 81 A. aINSTADT
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dRrtne News

PHILADELPHIA, . May s.-The ! steamship 7bna,oon-
da has arrived here from savannal1, and the
schooner Mary Ella from Charleston --..;; !e
New sYoRK, Mny s,--The steamship San Saloado,
has arrived here from Savannah. .:sst
Arrived, the steamship Vile de Paris.
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THE AIKEN pRESS $ 4; 1; !:

TS PROP0sED. 10 PUBLISH IN THE rOwN
- A1xen = =, . Weekly paper under tie abova It'd
70 Be devoted TO- Goner:s Intelligence dcai. Cd
mersia Lsteraa snd EEL sdous-with 30 Dep3
sn1 g Asf,culturcs Including the Field, the Orchai
contain = digest OF the important events ot tue vel
~ occupy y ton Of the Iaper, and particular st.
ben tdapted TO our naw hon, and than eyeiopnn1
,os sas fesonrcee q the country IN ManufactqresA
II. Terans yea1; u adssnoe.5 -s Il 5
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s@-WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
E. NJ. WHITING. Eaq., as a candidate tor Sheriff q,
Charleston Judicial District at the next election
September lc
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liable to be embodied this year: fof 1exsmntion
from iitary service. The price last year was
2l00 francs. ;ss5f E 49,, @ :
STATE DnsxER AT THEBss correspondent of
the Commercial Advertiser writing, rom Eaypt.$
describes the dinner customs :of the hip hesf cr,
cles as follows while at hebes We wore IN
our Consular Agent, Mustapha Aga. here wsre as
nine in the party. AS weWere 1shered into the
dining apaTtneat, servant van + handed each guest q.
poured water over the hands, We we're then seated
on cushions, on the hoor around q circular InataI
lie table, about eighteen inches high, with a Vim
ana ptce y ens of sash
each dipped Thsn k boiled fowl Vas placed in the
centre 1of "a ne table and rapidly and
with his fingers; passed piece to each.
III The greatest compliment an Arab can pay Is Co
pass to you the leg or fowl after having first Bit
ten oRs naouthful Tor hirnself: Then came eleven
the sarne mann disheg thlt were Ike .onr NJ
pies aud puddings. The cooking was all GOOD and
seasoning excellent Ater we arose Dom the table
ca11e long Pfpes-otHb0ls1 and doHeeY preceding
VI Which, however, tbs ceremony Of Washing the
hands was gone, through with, and they needed it,
We we're soon ashered into the main sban !: Of the;
accompanied BY Egyptian sinsruna anaal ,niisic;
TIE M dancing women are the most besdtiful Of ali
zshe tais ard q Egypt and dance did
all the worse for tho dnug ter.,, =.
. IT dsrstood that tae sixth session of tbs
International Statistical Congrees wlbe held this
preside and the session, commences 81 tie
20th Of psemper. viii probably extend over nine
1or ten .days; gInmnne, embracing % very
81 Dr. Maestri, tha accompIshed dire. AZ ~ tSa
italian Bureau ot Statistics. neenatas from, Al
9Datonss and From learsod and ecientifio societiea
olwhose deliberations is to:bring about uniSSrrn
Splan observation and recox1f 40 "a -
the ct one state with another.
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TEL1EGRAPHIC.
Uur Cable Dispatcne,s


: LONDON, May I'm the conference of the Euro
pean governments for the settlement of tho Lux
cmburg question it is reported that the leaders
hesitate guaranteeing the neutrality Of Luxembourg
IS the oeopio OF the Grund Duoi1y desire alnexa-
tiop to Bavaria.
LIVERPOOL, May s.-The ships Gariouldi and
Dragon, from San Francisco, have arrived here.
The brig Cupid has been towed into Narseilles
disabled, and the Hotspur, from Marseilles for Now
York, has been lost at sea- s1 I'LL IA
DUBLIN, May 7.-CoNNE1LY has bcen convicted
OF high treason and CLARK has been acquitted.
QuEENsrowN, May S.--Tho steamship AlIepo
touched here. -
LoNDoN, May -Noon.-Consols Oh. Bonds
III. a.
LosDoN, May So P. M.--he Conference ad-
journed till tomorrow.
Consols 91}. United States Bonds n. 4
LONDON, May 8-Evening. .-Consols 91a. U.s
Bonds III. s$.y3
& LIVERPOOL, May s Noon.-C Cotton easier; essi-
mated sales 'o.day 10000 bales; Uplands 1la11s
Orleans j. Breadstuhb firm. Provisions un-
changed. ID advanced 52s. ---; f:;.+
LIVERPOOL, May s-2 P. nd.-C=tton declined s
since noon dull; ). Uplands 1o5a11d. Other arti-
cles unchanged y :,Sasse$ ss3s&
LIVERPOOL, May 8 -Evening.-Decline in Cotton
continues; market closed weak Uplands lid. I;
Orleans lid; Sales $4,000 bales. Lard advanced
52s. Sd. Ts!lcw declined 4ss. Sd. Common Rosin
9s, Sd fine 13s, Turpentiue S5s Sd .3&gs
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YOUNG LADY RETURNING TO HER
country home. AFTER sojourn lew months in the
city was hardly recognized ~ hiends In place Of
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Failure in New York

x.
New YORK, May 8,-The failure Of WATTS, CRANE
q Co., produces some depression and bear specula-
tors are in the ascendency. The loss by this fail.
1are is widely distributed, falling principally on
banks and Southern firms. The suspension is Sc
were on JONES & Co., in which it is stated Crane
was 9 special partner. but this feature is not re-
garded as important. i5.s
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4; aS- ARTIFICIAL .EYES.-ARTIFICIAL HU-
MAN EYES made to order and inserted BY Dra F.
BAUcH and P. GoUGLEMANN NtdQEncrly employed by
Ro1ssorEEAu, Of Par1s). No. 5se Broadsay New York
April IA 5a4 1vr ".
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- Asr. Davis Release.
WASHINGTON, May s:-adr-D DAVIS viii undoubted-
ly be surrendered to the civn authoriies Of Mon
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% BATCHELOR R'S-Hzl1K DYI
y vi
.onls:sr4e and ps.5ect. Lse4 hsSla alesssssaatabI
:tsnseRs No dissppointzpent NO ridfcul
Natural Black or BS6Wn. Remedies therfr efe
tfs hsss 1ssvfn;s e s5rzhd
s1C'es1genntna i. aisnaa Il: s,ztehs1or.
.sa,a mara aud d:aaas,aa-ha avoided.
.pznsg.sss end eazfasae g
= Re Of A oGsiHq ss,
vs. December 10 -. So :; IS s.
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News :fro,m the soouTth wrat.

7 !. rN,-Is1-1sosvs 31un1 tne S0uth .We6ts AZ -
II new ORLEANS, May ., 1867.-There were two sui
cides in this City yesterday, and there was an
attempt at third. Es
The hurricane on Sunday night and Monday,
saI "a a.s olesasst,s Delow 1n,s Gity' inc r1ce
there was great distress
It is reported from Galveston, that the Steamer
canargo, from the Brazos river for Galveston,
was blown on st. LOUIS Island by the gale o. Sun
day, lost both anchors and drifted ashore two
hIndrsd yards from tho water. No lives were re-
ported lost, and the story is considered rather
incredible. .54@& :fai.g
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Supreme Court

WASHINGTON, May 8.-Judse CURTIS. Of Boston,
argued on the Virginia case. He said that Virginia
was State throughout, and she was recognized us
such prior to and ever since the Government was
formed. The counsel for West Virginia takes the
ground that there isnosuch State rs Old Yirgi:ia.
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twashinrton News

4 l'>.VAsMNarcN, May s:--Rear Admiral GEonoE F.
PEARSON has been apHoipted Pre- sident Of the Ma
val Academy. n &; :
The following committee have been appointed
by an order from the Adjutant Generals Office
and will assemble to-day to consider the subject Of
l1eadstones for the national cemeteries, Generals
GRANT, ME1as, HUMPHREYS, BARNES. y
There has been very heavy rain, and the cold
weather contiuues =,
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IS sffoaI Eiouss sp1r rtionaoeth the
ttlsInels sfEom thesHonns
nprovemant IN the condition of Isf fnse gs1a
the rains have abated. As o general thing the
freedmen are applying themselves to their crops
with as good will and deterna tion as can be ex-
pected.- Should favorable seasons assist the ener-
sgeho efforts OF our people the present year, our
planting community will be on their feet for future
.operati -Ocd:G Banner. gs!5 397 4
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2Fs Lynch LAW. In Kentucky.
/ LOUISVILLE, May 3.-THos. GEBHART was taken
from the Taylor county jail, and hung as nnur.
derar and pest to society. %