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Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-10-26

FEvERs.-A malignat type of billions and in
termttent fever has prevailed to an unusual ex-
tent in this and adjoining counties during the
past few mouths. The epidemic has proved fatal
in a number of cases, and where the lives of the
patients have been spared they are often left in
state of surprising debility and physical pros
tration. Shasta Courier, 18th.
Nothing of the kind in Trinity. Druggists
and doctors complain that it is " fearfully
healthy
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REDINGTON'S
fladpring grtrarts

are made from Fresh Fruits. Each
bottle holds twice much as any olher
brand in the market, consequently tney
are the cheapest and the best
e@ Use no other.
REDINGTON co. Ag'ts
for the Pacific coast
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The Pennsylvania Legislature will stand =
Senate-Republicans, 90 /; Democrats l3. House
Republicans, 54 Democrats, 46. Hurrah for
Thad. Stevens
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APPLICATION FOR BRIDGE LICENSE.

NHE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY GIVES No.
tice that he will apply to the Hon Board of
Supervisors of Trinity county, at the November
Term, for renewal of License to keep a TOLL.
BRIDGE over Trinity river, at Douglas City, for
the ensuing year. JOHN W. SMITH.
Douglas City, Oct. 7, 1857 4o:tsb
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ONCE NEwsBoY-w. B. Bourne, of San Fran.
cisco, lis it the Doctor?) says an exchange was
once carrier of the Providence (R I.) Journal
Now he returns An income of Sl25 900.
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A CuEEKPCL PIcrURE.-Forbes of the Virginia
(Nevada) Tresp0ss thus diScour$es of the polit-
ical situation 80 The Republican party, as
things look nav, is inst stopping Overlapping
water by having too mach freight on. The III
trns have piled issues since the war, till
the stout craft is almost ready to sink and then
will come Pendleton. and that sort-iien Wood,
and such limber-to administer on the effects
A most cheerful picture for Union man TO con-
fetnplaten
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-10-26

Joux G. SAKE, writing Of what he saw in Eu-
rope, says - saw more pretty girls IN Dublin
than in London and many more in London han
in Paris. The sweetest voice | ever heard in
conversation came from German woman who
sold beer and biscuits in the suburbs of Gotha-
with smiles benignant enough to turn cakes and
ale into ambrosia and nectar. ! saw good deal
of pcasantrv in many countries and thought the
Irish the most. and the Roman the least attrac-
tive Of all had the privilege to study"
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RATHER HUNILIArISG FOR THE Ex-' PREsI-
pESr"-A New York telegram of October, 10Th
says the trial of jeff Davis will probably COM
mence on the oSth. There will be an effort
made to obtain a jury of whites. The jury now
stands nine negroes and three whites.
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NOTIFYING. - The Bee of Monday evening
figures it to a certainty that both Sprague and
Fitzgerald are elected.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-10-26
The County Vote.

The following is the vote of the county with
the exception of two precincts:
Weaoeroiite. - Currey, LAG Sprague, 81 !;
SWEET, 1853 Fitzgerald, 81 Felter, 1871 Ever
est, SO. For Justices-Chas B. Crownnshied,
l53 p P. Martin, 1856; J. W. Jones, 81.
Junction City. - Currey, 81; Sprague, SO !;
SWEET, 6s Fitzgerald, 81; Felter, II +; Everest
35.
Douglas City. - Currey, e2; Sprague, "a ;
SWEET. 62 Fitzgerald, 22 Felter, So; Everest,
II. For Justices-Chas B. Crow nnshield, A !;
+. T. Martin, 29 J. W. Jones, 81.
Canyon Creek. - Currey, 35 Sprague % !;
SWEET, 35; Fitzgerald, 81 Feter, % Everest,
"a.
Le@iston. - Cnrrey, 81 Sprague, 3s SWEET,
p; Fitzgerald, So; Felter, 2s; Everest, 35.
Trinity Center. = Currey, 20; Sprague, II;
SWEET, 49, Fitzgerald, ls Felter, 20; Everest,
North Fork. - Currey, l3; Sprague, 90;
SWEET, Isl Fitzgerald 81 Felter, Everest,
Ranlesnohe.-Currey, |; sprague, 10; SWEET,
l; Fitzgerald, 10; Feter, Everest, TO-
New Rirer. - Currey, IL; Sprague, 5; SWEET,
IL Fitzgerald, 5; Felter 70 Everest, s.
Indian Creek. = Currey, 81 Sprague, 10
SWEET, 34 Fitzgerald, I; Felter, 2S; Everest,
l3.
Eastman's. s.-Currey, 5 ; Sprague, Is SWEET,
4 Fitzgerald, Is; Felter, Everest. Is.
Mnersu1e.-Currey, II Sprague, % SWEET,
II Fitzgerald, 81 Feter; Is Everest, %.
Coz's Bar.-Felter, % Everest, 4.
Ruch's s.-Currey, 9; Sprague, 5; SWEET 9 !;
Fitzgerald 5 Felter, 5; Everest 9.
Georges.-Currey, IS; Sprague, %; SWEET,
% Fitzgerald, ls; Felier 10; Everest, %.
Hoboken Fdt.-Only votes cast-al Union
Taylor's Flat and Martinsvllle precincts are
the only two to be heard from
REHABILITATION.
Currey, 4S3 Sprague, 319. Currey' major
ity, ll3.
SWEET, 49s; Fitzgerald, 347 Swett's major
ity, Isl.
Felter, 464 Everest, 37a. Felter's majority
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-10-26

BLooDLY Work QUIETLY DoNE-A telegram 10
the Union says that terrible tragedy occurred
at Little Lake. Mendocino county on election
day longtime feud existed between two
families named Goats and Frost At the cleo
tion both came together armed, and Coats i'm
mediately fired killing Frost at the first shot
The hiring became general between the families
Five of tie Goats family were killed and three
dangerously wounded. Frost was killed and his
son Duncan mortaIly wounded Not word was
spoken on either side during the affrav
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you ,cish the rery best CABINET PHoroeR.pHs YOU
ssnst call BRADLEY RULoFSON. 40 Montgomery
skre,f Srn Frdncisn
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Tell me not In mournful numbers
Life is sinking to decay.
Should there come in frightful numbers
Ger your heads the silvery gray.
Life Is real, life is earnest,
Why should any one despair,
" Dust thou art. to dust returnest,"
Was not spoken of the hair.
Not the marks Of age or sorrow,
On your tresses long should stay
foR can live that each to omofrow
Find them darker than to day.
Time Is long, but age shall find YOU,
Though your hair with lustre wave:
Soon VIXEN fading. twill remind Won.
You are marching TO the grave.
In the worlds sublimer calling,
Where we each our race must run,
If your hair be falling, falling,
Use the Martha Washington"
Trust no other, bowe'er pleasant
None can do what this has done;
Try it--alwuys keep it present.
Use the "Martha Washington"
Twenty thousand heads remind US
What a noble test it's stood;
Millions more shall come behind US,
With their tresses all renewed
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Snfietu 9otifes.

- AIssVy Chapter, No. 1 8, Royal .AreA 40.
sos meet the and fourth TUESDAY in each month
at the Masonic Hail. Weavcrville WI TINNIN, II. ?.
A. J. LOOMS, Secretary Avs.
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ssEAGLE IRON WORKS."
T. WASHINGTON CITY,

Corner Ohio avenue and 18th street.
The subscribers, thankful for the patronage here
ngton and Others take this occasion to state that
they still prepared and have ample facilities, to
perform all orders in their line of business, and
done in expeditions, cheap and workmanlike q
manner can be done in this or the Northern
cities. Their work comprises Steam Engines and
stationary. for use on land or for steamboats,;
Circular Saw Mills Shaftng and Gearing for mills,
Castings, iron or brass; Architectural Miscella
neous Wrought Iron Work. or heavy Forgings;
Boiler Iron Work, such as Water Tanks or Case
meters, and Pattern Making; in fact all the
Foundry. They would also respectfully call the
attention of the public to their Patent DiffereR-
tal Return Tubular Boiler.'' This plan Of Boiler,
patented by them in 1862, has now been introduced
and has given general and entire satisfaction az
possessing every quality essential in first class
steam generator, viz Economy in fuel facility for
cleaning, exemption from printing or foaming, and
smallness of space occupied, can be shown by
tiicates now in possession. They have all been
tion in this city and elsewhere We will be glad to
avail ourselves of the opportunity to explain ita
merits and show 1t in operation In these Works.
The following is list of the Boilers on this plan
John G. Rives' Globe Printing Office; at United
States Hotel warming building; at Soldier s Home
north of the city; at Lunatic Asylum; across the
Eastern Branch; at y. S. Arsenal, Washington
city at o. s. Arsenal, Fortress Monroe; steam pro-
Esq; steam Dredging Machine, do. do. steam pro-
peler Tigress; stern wheel steamer Virginia. on tho
Potomac river; stern wheel steamer Enterprise do,
do; at Eagle Iron Works, Washington; stern wheel
steamer Gliding STAR now being completed at these
10 a eoom WIN NJ ELLIS 4 RRO
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DIED..

HELMINE, wife of Edward X ant, aged n years.
Also. at p. m, EMILY, infant daughter of the
same aged days.
The funeral will take place from the house, on
Pennsylvania avenue east, between 6th and 7th
streets to-day, to which friends of the family are
invited without further notice.
New York papers please copy
BIRD: On Monday morning, the Goth instant,
EBtRN BIRD, aged AZ years;
His friends are invited to attend his funeral to-
morrow at O'Clock p. m.
MARTIN. On the 10Th instant, at half.pas six
Her friends respectfully invited to attend her
funeral, from her late residence. No. 81 Missouri
avenue, between Sd and AZ streets, on Wednesday,
forenoon. at 10 O'Clock.
OMAN. At II o'clock p. m, on the 18th inst,
CHARLES WYETH, youngest son of S. II. and
III. Il. DuDan.
Funeral from the residence of his parents, No.
500 street north, between 9Th and 10th west, at
p. m. this day.
ROACH. On the 18th inst, at 4 a. m. ,Iafter q
long and painful illness, MARY ROACH, aged 20
years.
The relatives and friends Of the family are re-
specially invited to attend her funeral from the
residence of Mrs. Webb, corner 18th and streets,
Navy Yard on Tuesday, the Goth inst, at o cI ok
p. m.
ADDISON. On the 22d of July. in Livermore,
Westmoreland CO., Pa, WILLIE ADDISON, on.
~ child of Anniei and the late William Porter, of
Georgetown, u. {.
STICK. On the 2sth instant, DAVID H.
STICK. aged "a years.
DORSEY, In Georgetown, on July q, JANE
Z. CLARKE, infant daughter of Worthington
and Mary ) Dorsey, aged months and IS days.
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WHAT Is MORE COMMON OR DISTRESSING
THAN BILIOUS ATTACK?-Who is not
familiar with the well-known symptoms. Cd.
preston across the Stomach and Chest, Low
Spirits, Restlessness. 6loominess Of Mind,
WEAKNESS, Dull Headache, Dirty, Greasy, ap-
pearance Of the Skin, Yellow Tinge Of the
White OF the Eyes. Loss Of Appetite, and Cos
tveness? Few, indeed, of the more ordinary
ills of life are more widely prevalent than
these Bilious Disorders, and yet they NAV
readily be got rid Of by using DR.. James San
alive Pills, by whose operation the Liver will
be rapidly restored to healthy action, the viii.
ated seeretions Of the Stomach changed, all
Costiveness removed, and the whole system
assisted in recovering its normal condition
Sold by all Druggists. w,sM
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BAIL FOB CouRr.-A colored man, named
Robert Coleman, charged with assault and
battery by Henrietta EsteG, came bef0rs Jus
tee Tucker ON SATURDAY, evening, who req uired
hina 70 give bail for court.
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GREAT ANIMAL SALE OF CLOTHING,
at greatly reduced prices,
at the Great Central Clothing House.
SMITHS,
7:19 400 9TH street, opposite Post Office

QUICK SALES AND SMALL PRoFITs.-Goed
White Shirts, S1.25aS1.5O; A. No. Fine White
Shirt, Sc. 50aS3; Good Gauze Undershirts, SO
cents; Fine Gauze Undershirts, 81; Fine Lisle
Thread Undershirts, $780, Good Cotton Half
Hose, 10, Is, 90, and 25 cents per pair, Best
English Half Hose, so cents per pair. At
between d and E, three doors above Odd Eel.
lows Hall. 1:
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FIVE HUNDRED NEcKTIEs at ten cents
apiece. Suspenders and Socks IS per cent. be-
low cost at the great closing ont sale at Smiths.
460 eth street, opposite Post Office. 7I9
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A LARGE STOCK OF Linen and Duck Goods
to be closed out at and below cost at the Great
Central Clothing House, Smiths, 400 9TH street,
opposite Post Once. 7:I9
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COATS, PANTS, VRsTs-black, white and
gray-25 per cent. below cost, at the Great
Central Clothing House, $50 7th street, opposite
Post once. 7:l9
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LADIES, save money by purchasing Hoop
skirts, Corsets and Shoulder Braces, at Chas.
Baum's, 40 Louisiana ave., between 9th and
eth streets Goods warranted to fit or no sale
Corset Steels cents a pair. L:
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DOWN WITH HIGH PRICES !-Patronize only
those who sell cheap! Buy your Gents Fur.
nishing Goods at Francs, 494 7th street, be-
tween ID and e, three doors above Odd Fell
lows Hall. Gray's Collars, 1sc. box; Gold
smith. Byron and Garotte, 1Sc. box; Imitation
Linen Goldsmith, Byron and Garotte, 1Sc.
box. And all other goods cheap in proper
ton. 1:
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GREAT ANNUAL SALE Of Gents Furnishing
Goods at the Great Central Clothing House,
400 9TH street, opposite Post Office. 7:19
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CITY ITEMS.

n ng Clothing Store, corner Seventh street
and Maryland avenue. One price to all,
marked In plain figures.
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CoRNs, BUNIOEs, BAD NAILS, vascular ex-
crescences, warts. moles, ETC., removed with
out pain, by the aid of local analgesia, at DR..
Whites rooms, No. 42t Pennsylvania avenue,
between u and 9th streets. In minor surgical
by the eminent surgeons and physicians of this
country and Europe, it being perfectly free
from harm, effecting only the part to be oper-
ated upon. Office hours from q. m. to p.
m, and to s p. m. No charge for cons ultation.
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TIE ORDER OF THE DAY.-A general order
for Sosodont In the teeth Of all opposition it has
become the supreme dentifrice Of the age. &c
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A. SAKs Il Co.s.-Siik, Scotch 4ingham
Umbrellas. from twenty-six TO thirty -four
inches large. Every one guaranteed to give
satisfaction; SIT Seventh street, ad joining Bank
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COLLARS, ten cents a package,
Collars, ten cents box,
At the Great Central Clothing House Of
Smiths, 400 9TH st., opposite Post Once. 7:19
PENNIES can be had in any quantities at the
Star Office counter.
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ficer Acton, and Cornelius Phillips, arrested
by ofhcer Barley, came before Justice Thomp.
SON yesterday, charged by the ofhcers making
them in $1,000 each security for their good be-
havi0r, and in default Of which he commits
the former to the workhouse for ninety days
and the latter tor thirty days.
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II A T s.
HAT MANUFACTORY.

HAT MANUFACToRY. -
7th TIL, street llate with Y Devils, Silk and Soft
3461s 7th street, six doors below Northern Liber-
ties Market, east side: jy 23-eolm*
1MPPoRTA4NNT ToTHE LADIES 1NDEL1gL1h
the receipt Of which has been purchased st a high
pssd Saves Of and
it. Ladies white or coiored Underskirts' Balme-
rails, Aprons, &c, Stamped on Imitation or braid
Ds' W2RKANTED NOT TO WASH OUT
to make % ba 90
pattern printed n the goods indeibIe styigs that
Be- to shs n %
and fsr sale At less than hall the
AZ ~ S. street, oDSssis F5fSs
P1c-N1c' EXCURSION ISx}k,,r AND TRAVELLING
Just received. q large assortment Of articles Sc.
s7RAbfaasSUhS Sh!ESAs aeHaAs Hzh PER
ANcHovlEs' f &C., &C. i, R,.ckve,,,,
Brandy Fruits and Jees
Also, large variety Of Plain and Fancy Pic Mic
and Travelling a essfs'5l HAMS.
mid sSF6SS %s
light, very fruity and golden color: uns1celled for
. LINKING SON, King Place,
my l5.tf Corner Vermont ave. and l51s st.
J'e ersrnrnrSR|s| , sBth III sf CLOTHING.
.lasa Alpaca o 81 p,ff G ffis Goods at
X \ 9 7 s x T. Z = DRESSING.
y the He1s
little rs'ufsstafInh Rb hf Dk eHss
which have RECEIVED the highest cSSmsmsndstions
%Sss shs
JOYS rn.l Ii il aksa s kass . sssi
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!" MusrAse1 H1sI
ssf & Az sss b esp Z. vo saE
=:
per It has been used By the shsS OF PARIS and
al sns b il
satisfsction ID not given in every Instance, the
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testimoniaIs nailed ires. Address BERGER.
SHUTS CO., Chemists: No Mo-. ss a. R Ire ssI:st
sss sss: No" York sole ~ eds "oissd
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sE9aqesa " shs we q Prof nE s.,aEUx FRI
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GONE TO sJAIL.-.A colored man named
Henry Wills, came before Justice W alter this
morning, charged by Francis Wills with
assault and battery. After hearing the evi.
dence on both sides, the Justice committed
him to jail in default OF security to keep the
UeacA. ...s-. j. gsF-
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s.li,sfs "A .sfrfof.. ,gESg1JH Yo9 s13s
- - .as s@ta9Jss gs5g sxsta 2s.s
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SELLING LrouoR WyTzovr 4 Lrosusx.-
Marx Thomas WAs. On Saturday, fined ea6 ~
Justice weller Tor selling ltQuor without
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POLICE SUMMARY.-The whole number OF
arrests made yesterday were "a; the amount Of
fines imposed was 04s0. The business was
distributed among the several precincts as
arrests, fines $50; Fourth, S arrests. fines 81;
Fifth, arrest, f1ne 80: Sixth, 6 arrests, fines
s52 so; Seventh, ! arrest no fine; Eighth, ar.
rests, zines $40; Tenth, 3 arrests, flnee $40.
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SALES OF REAL EsTATR-R.M. Halls Real
Estate Exchange, No. II Louisiana avenue,
sold this morning to @. M. Jackson & Bro.
fifty acres Of land on the Marlborough road,
ert Marshall. for $50 per acre. Also, lot NO. 9
in block 20. Howard Oniversity, at cents per
square foot. Also, lot No. 8, In Howard Uni.
verslty, to Geo. Ryneal. at cents per so uare
foot Also, lot on @ street south, corner OF
Third street east, to j. r. Aistrope, 6Oxs5, at q
cents per foot.
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Ne LICHNsx.-Sanusl WRIGHT, arrested ~
the Second precinct station. house, on easur.
day evening. charged by Mr.. J. W. Poole with
selling liquor without license. He was lined
42S.
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TIE BouLDIN OAuRCH DIHyIovLTY.-The
Bouldin Church case came mp before Justice
Walter at 3 o'clock this afternoon. The prose.
eution, through their counsel, Withdrew the
case, which the Justice permitted them to do,
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AUBURN, GoLDEN,, ,gksxEN AND suKEn

ft.g~ss gfagEgyM = M
.,ssslA sst6Al.. sxg o EAdsas hs.
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tet "a sfr e,7 tQss4 -.is E-eYzsq 4 I53s-l1
s.-.f 81 7isR E4l .-c& seal t.siae -
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GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTS,

N~NOTICE-The packet boat j. j. BEALL
NS will not make any more trips to the Falls
until further notice.
jy 27-3t JOHN RIENGROVE.
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while in his power II the prisoner at the bar
shot down unarmed prisoners he was q cow.
ard: and never have, except in the discharge
At this hour zone o'clock) MT G. aunoun ced
that II agreeable to the Court, recess would
be taken, and he would proceed to the fifth
point on Resembling; and the Court took
re cess for half an hour.
On reassembling at 100 o'clock
Mr. Darlington resumed his argument. and
before discussing the fifth question, "What
was the original character, plan, and purpose
OF this cons piracy 20 referred to the remark OF
the counsel Tor the defense, that Mrs. SurrAtt
was murdered or butchered. Suppose, after
the prisoner IL convicted, that lawyer should
say you are murderers; or suppose you should
pefiurers. What thrill Of indienson !, y woud
call forth. Yet If not expressed, they, the coun.
sci for the defense had, in effect charged the
honorable men who composed the the Military
Commission with being murderefs. They were
not lawyers, but under their orders they under
took the most responsible duty that ever de.
volved upon men. and fnsy had convicted
MRS. SurrAtt OF murder. He denied
MI. Bradley said there was no evidence in
this case a. 70 that fact.
Mr.. Darlington contin ned. saying, that the
remarks had been made, End bic remarks were
6utchered woman. When the daughter OF He
rodi.s mul dered John the Baptist, she deserved
death, and 90 with Lucretia Borgta. When
United States. the philanthrophist Of the 10th
Century, abe deserved death. When shs nm.
sexes herself and plans the murder, sAe de.
70 paSi,e .sy az az.
public example sould b m6de of her. gMur.
dered! Who composed that comInis-
eionl Tney arc no better men than
the jury, but they were O. good. Here Mr.. O.
caused the names Of the commission 10 S resd.
They were men holding commisotons under
the 0ovsTnmsnt Of the United Ntates-your
found guilty. Thsy had hssn cAsrKed Vit6
being murdSfers and butchers. She NAY have
been innocent. snA ~ prisoner 9utasy. They
should not pay too nech eseention . this 70.
!, mission heA lea. He did mt know 1nr ~
purpoos this SUNSET had heoa tnteQaNa.6 is II
had eeen caarGs1 IN tAeeo0 Mastll0.
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ACCIDRNT.-About one o'clock to-day, as
Mr.. Joseph Williams was driving q wagon
from Louisiana avenue into 5th street, he was
thrown from the seat and his head was badly
cut on the stone pavement, rs was also his
right leg, which IL thought to have been bro
ken. A number OF officers, from police head
quarters, and others, were soon assisting him,
and removed him to his residence, Ne. $50 18th
street, near Maryland avenue. The unfortu.
nate man was convened to his residence, No.
$50 11th street, Island, by Lieut.. Noonan, In
Mr.. Litchfield's wagon, where DR.. Chas. Allen
was called in and rendered his professional
assistance, ascertaining that the left thigh Of
his patient was broken,