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wEsTCHEsTER INTELLIGENCE.

TullV
y Nv" .."''"" - ."oo",- - nv.
"hham Snea'ou, scnoo' 'oacne' IA W." Aoras Ioso-
ing OF Mount Vernon was brought before Justice Meeks
Tow days Snce 70 answer charge o. having 'reased
little boy, son OF ME- KIRKPATRICK OF 'ns village, 10
most cruel manner IL appears 'oa' inc Doy' VINO 10
about ten years OF age just recovered from severe
Illness was playing troni OF MT. smeaons mouse
bors Us suddenly caugnt the how and af,er sbaking
him violently threw him the road with
Ience IL was some time before tne por nttie ieiiow
recoVered from .ne SHOCK "ocasoheo ny 'no Ia. ne
was sunsc'ueh.y rcnosoa W 'nV vs'uohoo VI ms
parents, "ue'e DO tcaho" w W " i".o nou yo9'ouy
IN prccasioas cona.on .msas wais.u a no eSa-
neuon ana kave ponus W .no amount VI sooo oI n's
appearance oecr ne neS. Cou,t oi Sonsra ssions ~
w.e aus; lho parents Vi tno cno n"Ne "'so hns"-
'n'ea p'oceo''nss ID ci'n sun against 10" "couSea.
ACCIDENT IN WORKSHOP AT MoaRIsAMA.--About half.
mas, min, o'clock vsstcrdav mornin0 n vounv man
-, v,u,.. . H.. o.,., a., an, .,s,. I,
n"'nen "'"ui" " hooo o"'Poyoo 'n '"o "o'"s"oP VI
Iolis Fak, dorrsania narrowly escaped serious injury
through having been struck with arsc block OF hickory
VIII ca accidentally lew from a saving mach ne. The
Wooo hs IN sesc.u o1W Iu VI" ,ikn. nau, oius'ns
hold ~ rho moment shielded hrs hsad from reeeving
dangerous blow.
Gs,SD PlcSIo IN AID SUNDAY Scsoor, 81. Aueus-
rNE's CHURCH, MoRssasA.---A grand picnic ani soiree
in aid OF the Sunday school OF Augustine's church.
Norr;sana NJ which tho RAY Father Woods Ia pastor
-, . -, r., - -. :, pn--
VIII De hoid ,cntra, nan 1aioen, Junction OF noslon
ana Westcnes'er roads, Me'rose to,tnoTow an eNcci
zen, paha - 10 D. IN a'enaanco anu souu 'e weseI
prove Iavorsoe Tue OCCASION WI ao es QUO oi lea
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THE INDIAN WAR.
SPECIAL IflrsaAm TO TINE HERALD.

Operations of Cnstcr's Command-The Mas
sa~re ar Lieutenant kidder mud Ten Mem
The Indians BoIder and More Determined
Thsn ssat.
TorT wArLAcK KANSAS, July Il,
Wa rosr RnEy, july 20
so'Clock 7. NJ
Clusters command arrived al Fort Wallace the i2,h
ard 18Th OF iuy and found the bodies OF Lieutenant
kFddcr and ten men Of troop second cavalry.
Lieutenant Kedcr left Fort sedgwick tho 18th OF
Jnpc with dispatches from sherman Custer The
Indians caught him Beaver Creek Judging from ap
pssranres bot light rshi made The bodies
g. muis'cd AZ 10 he unrecoguiaabie.
General Caster left Fort wallace with escort OF
seventy picked men, under Captain Hamilton. and came
through to Fort HAYES hundred ard lfty-sx miles,
IN hfiyave hours losing three killed DO
The Indians swarm along the route, and holder and
fsore determined than ever before Two stages
probably captured Castle Rock. Just leav-
iu them 5ots tao and three hundred Indians
Tie troops viii hold the fors the route
ior the tine being the sage limos mus d;seostsnus
ets~F
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NEWS FROM NASHVILLE.

NAfhvnIi, JUN 20, 1867.
The Registration Once In this city closed permanently
to-day. six thousand have registered OF whom
sixteen hundred whites
The Union and Dipatch viii tomorrow publish . copy
Of the ritual Of the organization known the Loyal
League Of America There will also be printed letter
disclosing the system and objects Of the organization
known rs the Grand Army Of The Republic.
The city authorities Of Nashville havo made arrange
ments for opening schools for coored children 10 go
effect next September The Board OF Education weeks
called upon parents TO register the Of their
children and obtain certificates them; but yet
ony few have presented themselves response 10 the
call the colored people appearing 10 distrust the sin
cerily Of the municipal authonties
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B0RRIBLE OUTRAGE IN COVIyGT0,. nv.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO The HERAlB.

CNusSar, July 20. 1867,
O'Clock T. ".
Biutord shsfer late pilot the Coyington and Gin
eDnat fcrryboai and residing in the former city,
srraigned before ia Mayor the charge Of committing
a outrage his own daughter. Eliza shafer, aged
hffccn years The girl testified the most clear and
positive thai her father committed the offence,
aud her mother coroboraed the in hertest
mony which ~as that the screams OF the girl BROUGHT
her no the room, when she saw enough IL satisfy her
OF What occurred
Shxfcr committed to Jail Tor trial before Cnm,-
nal court default Of $1,000 bail.
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SETTLEMENT Of TIVE stsalr SMITH LIBEL SUIT.

CHICAGO. July 20, 1901.
The great suit OF csrit: Smith agains, the Chicago
Tb~ws. for libel laying the damages ~ $4,000. was
settled to-day, after personal interviews between Mr..
Smith and the Tribune propre,ors. Smith charges that
the Tribune accused him o. fegnng insanity and taking
refuge Ia asylum to avoid the consequences Of com.
plicity In the John Brown raid. This intmsiion the
Tribune, upon tho strength OF the dispositions from med
ical men smiths real insanity retract aud admit that
Smith was really insane. They add that they have
Smiths assurance that, while personally ignorant OF
John Browns intended raid hto Virginia. he loved and
admired Brown his PRINCIPLES and HIS coursge and that
ne his memory This statement the Tribune will
publish tomorrow. The suit has been dismissed
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S HIPPlNG NEW S
PORT or NEW yoaz. JULY 20. 1867.
Arrived,


Steamship Virgo Buckley. Savannah, 90 honr- with mdss
winds the entire 18Th inst 20 miles SW Of Look
ont passed nsip henca for Savannah 10th, lat
81 t5 Ion 20 o5 ste ,nshin Herman Livingston 10 for do
Sc,r Kate ! Hovt, Parker. GEORGETOWN, DC.
Scir u VI barnes. Avery Baltimore
Schr Effort Higgins. Ran~or.
schr Aid Bunker. Pawtuehe..
Below.
Steamship Minnesota (Br). Harris Liverpool 8,
ouoenstowa I0th with mdse and passeuges, u Williams b,
steamship City OF Antwerp. from Liverpool 10Th and
Steam ship Edlnburr. Liverpool Julys
Ship Ella Norton, from Francisco Hampton
Roads.
Barr Chiffon. from Cuba.
Brlg Clara. from RIO Janero.
Bris John Arm trong, from ~ Kits
Wind a, sunset NE, with rain; ~ Pm. NV. c.ens.
Notice to Mariners.
A pkxcFRous BARNEskr
The rritcd cutter Black arrived ~
Philadepha yesterday from dgsrtDwn, and reports hav-
ma passed. 10Th dangerous wreck Barnegat
Light bearing NNW d miles, the being the Br brig
York OF Parsboro. Ms which had down hasd
first. and left her whole stern above water.
rfGHrHousr POINT,
hss been established AZ Pamlco Point.
Nc This makes the eighth light the 81 ,be-
Pamlico
American Porte.
FORTRESS MONROE, July 21-Auived. ship Thurston.
Baltimore for City Point 20 load "A Havre harku Chant
cieer Nassau: Orpheus, Philadelphia for Bamore schs
Urineto, West Indies.
For Oh. shippins Ne,os See Ninth PAGE
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lAwlessHtss IN TINE REQ RIVER COUNTY,.

GALVESTON July 20 1861.
The headquarters overwhelmed with The reports OF
cutragss the Red River country colored people dsro
accept appointments registrars for fear O, their
lives. Judge Litimsr prominent Texan, has res gued
his appointment 10 the bureau. being afraid OF the chief
outlaw, named Guest The eolorcd people lee 10 the
wcods on his approach. He was once arrested but
capcd. In Sterling Robinson county, coored church
was assaulted and two men and killed.
Captain Randall, bureau agent raised huparsd freed
men snd arrested two Of the rnglcaders.
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NEWS FROM NEW ORLEANS.
SPECIAL TEltsnAms TO TIE HERALD.
The City Debt-COntcmplated Removal of
OHlciais by Geaernl sheridmn-snntn Anna
sill in PrisOn-The Filibuste i ing Sensation.

NV ORIEARs July 10, 1867,
1880 O'Clock p. NJ.
The Commissioners OF the Consolidated Debt have to-
day announced withdrawal 5000 900 from crcula
ton and propose issue eight per bonds to cancel
the amount The city currency has returned to
Its old standard value OF five per cent discount though
II has low seventy within tho past week
with prospect Of further depreciation. This rise is
mostly owing TO the fact that IL is understood tina. Gen.
era Sheridan viii interfere and suggest with autho
rity some method OF speedily redeemingl the outstand
ing MUNICIPAL scrip.
General Sheridan viii positively begin making
movals of recalciirant officials as soon as be shall
receive ofc al notification OF the passage OF tho Con-
gressonai interpretation of the reconstruction policy,
and IL is expected that quick work viii he made with tho
hardened ofondora thorough washing OF the official
Aegean stables certain within few days; and the
sooner and moro thorough tho work the better
santa Anna, ~ IS learned from tho arrival OF ine
certain documents to JuaraZ for his action and that OF
the assembled Mexican Congress- 1t s believed that the
General will be tried by military commission.
The sensation created here by tho action OF Congress
to have wholly obteraied all interest in hiibus
terng expeditions, aud in THIS regard the city is quiet
Controversy Between tire Old City Officials
and General sheridaD's Appointces-Rexis-
tration to Close On the 3Ist Inst.-ParI,nl
Returns.
NEW OmEsNs, July %. 1885,.
The controversy between the appontees Of Sheridan
and the city officials yet displaced has assumed
phase, which General Braxton Bragg, supsrin-
enden OF the New Orleans Water Works, plays prom
nen part General Bragg has written letter to Street
Commissioner Baker, ii which he complains that
Bakers slbordina,es wasef1l of the supply, and
insists upon economy immediate prosecution. Baker
re,or,s that officers be their judges OF the
quantity OF needni TO cleanse Streets and
snustes the prosecution he followed by counter
prosecution and removal Hero ends the matter for tho
present though Bragg is in comprom sing mood and
some litigation ~ Nsey . result.
Genera sheridan has today issued order closing
the registration the 3lst Of July. The Official
of registration IN the State follows.Thc parish
of Orleans shows aggregate registration Of 20, 1876
voters. OF whom IA 663 white, and the
remainder colored. The remaining forty-sc
parishes give aggregate Of Is, .O2 white,
aud f299s coorol. In several parishes
OWING 90 fact that the country has been overlooked
REGISTRAR have beon able % attend ~ their dues
and mail communication has been cut off rhs returns
10 in viii amount about ten thousand votes ana
will not materially alter the present proportions between
white ana coloredsvoterS
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xere0ROl oGCAl RECORD.

Tbs following IL . comparative record OF the terpen-
during ave days from July Is to July 10, both
Inclusive for the past ave years exhibited by Della
tours Meteorological Register IS wIi street. From
this il will DO seen tina: the average temperature DURING
the past vo days has considerably below that Of
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NEWS FROM the PACIFIC COAST.

SAN FaANcIsco, July 20, 1857.
The bark Flores, from Boston, has arrived.
The -four market has improved In tone; extra u
quoted ut 50 So ana shporfne at IS co. Wheat recepla
light, and market firm at 81 70 81 so. Barley wa
excited, and ADVANCED sc. loo.
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sURaOGATe'S COusT.
willis Admitted, &c.
l3sfoYo Surrogate Veeuef.

Before Surrogate Veeder
In the Surrogatos Court Of Kings County, the wills Of
the following named persons admitted probate
during the past wook John H. Langley, Eliza A.
Draper and Jonn Mcmillan Of Brooklyn.
Letters Of granted the estates of
the foo~ ing named persons, deceased Peter Dalton
Mary Burke Eliza Cark--of Brooklyn, Jacob Deuyse
Of the town Of Now Utrecht
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SUPREME COUar-SpEClAL Term.
Tho Warner Divorce Case.
Refore Judre Lott

A motion was granted yesterday ordering SIS 10 be
paid by tho defendant in this case Augustus j. Warner
10 plaintiffs attorney but was denied 81 far as smonv
Tue Claims of the painun FOR alimory in ths
case Sarah f. Warner, rested on the alleged cruelty
and neglect OF her husband to provide Tor her. series
of letters wero introduced BY the defendant 10 reou this
charge.
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Tho Memphis papers announces the death OF this gen.
tlcman from congestion Of tho BRAIN the 14th inst
vcksourg, Mss at which city he was attending the
holding Of ha court The deceased was We believe, a
naive OF Tennessee, but hal been citizen Of Mssls
sppi for many years. He was OF the ablesi lawyers
in The State, and as judge was very popular.
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NORTHERN ORATORS IN wulMInerus.

wIlmroros, N. c., Jniy 20, 1897. 4,
Northern orators are on the Nfresse eo'"s"
fepae lectures here 10 pvrror nshc
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POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE.

Tho Bond 7ascr, OF Rockland, Me-, proposes Major
William A. Richardson, Of Limos, ~ candidate Tor
ths Presidency.
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bay near clifton Staten Island. and shore
and kept several days for Identification Subsequently
Coroner Ganev held inquest and tho jury rend.r red
verdict Of suicide The facts have been already pub
lished in the HxsALn
RAILROAD AoupKSr-A CcrRrcnos. erroneous
statement Of accident that befe Mr. Cham
cey d. Hurd yesterday an Fourth avenue has been
made Tho circumstances were, that this gentleman,
who aged and influential merchant, OF The nrm Of
hessrs shulien huri, OF this city being anxious to
catch tho half past nve O'Clock train to acuht Vernon
via New Raven Railroad had taken a Fourth avenue
car aud approaching the depot at rwertysxth street
hie rteut directed 10 tho departing Fcarful
being left he rushed from the tho front plat
form, aud not awaiting until 10 stopped ATTEMPTED 20
iump the ree, but slipped aud fell under the horses
Mr. Hurd was tskon 10 charge BY Mr.. Reuben D. Robin
con- friend, also Ia the same and with the aid OF
a policeman immediately removed should innamma-
70, set in, hoped that Mr. Burd will recover.
PaoBanrv FATAL RAILROAD Accident Berthe
sacha nttie girl eleven years Of age, residing with
her parents 10 Broone street. run over yesterday
Afternoon bv one OF the Fourth avenue cars at the
corner OF Non and Broons streets and drcaifuIly
fnans,et about the legs. She was conveyed By her
father and one OF TIE Fourteenth precinct police to
Bellevue Hospital.
slyrtAwr, or HAsn.--Morris Bser, . young man,
was tr.oi few DAYS ago in the Brooklyn Court OF Sss
s,or- for the crime az grand arcepy Unfortunately
the prisoners name IL similar TO tina, OF Morris 2.
Baer. respectable merchant OF this city, Who feels
annoyed at the fact above stated.
ARRwrsn On CHAses OF Tasu-A servant girl
named Hecpa Xreuirer last evening arrested by
officer OF tho Tenth precinct a charge made against
he, by Dor employer Ferdinand Coii1rus, of stealing
elk. ninz valued NJ ssJ. she sm locked W fof the
nsht
Ac,sprsv "A mis sf' who gives her nsme as Lena
sc,seesd brought !. We ssvss.' precinct station
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-31
CRIME.
"A JEwErEY rmEr-AN OLD DODGE.

"A JEWEiEY TuIEF-AN OLD DODGE
Yesterday German, apparently about 2s years Of
age and giving the OF August Klein called at the
iewelry store OF VIM Freitze No Hudsonst corner
OF Franklin and asked TO sec jewelry quantity
was shown him. but he stated that II did not suit and
finally ladys small gold enamelled watch was shown
him, at his request 70 contained in small card
case. After examining IL moment Klein apparently
pushed the case back TO the owner and turned TO go ron
amiss, opened the and found IL contained only u
thief had taken the box containing the watch and subst
tuted a similar enc. Mr.. Frezc az once ran from the
store aud oyertakng the tef gave him into the Gus
toly OF an officer Of the Fifth Precinct who conveyed
him to Police Headquarters Ills picture was taken and
DAYS SINCE by trick similar to the above he procured
from ewelry store iH SiXth-aye gold watch valued at
tloO Persons who may have been robbed In this man
per would do well 10 can at Police Headquarters and
II they can identity Klein.
TIE lord BOND EoBBERY-RAND. THE ALLEGED
LEADER or TIE TIuNEs, BROUGHT TO THIS
CITY AND COMMITTED FOR TRIAL.
At an early hour yesterday morning, Detective
Elder arrived in this city having In custody John alias
Jack Rand, alias stewart alias Wadron, account
Of whose arrest was published ia THE TRIBUNE OF yester-
who in March last stole from the office OF Rufus g. Lord
No 80 Exchangeplace United states Government secur
ties 10 tho amount OF over il7o0OO lie was committed
10 cell in the Sixth Precinct StahOnOusc and later In
the day was 20 Inc 5"9 ~ I9I on 1
he having been indicted some time since The prisoner
two inches IN hight, and OF muscular build.
HIS complexion IS nOrld and bears the traces
or past Olsslpitluh, lTohauy no man u hioie
widely known IN the Thieves fraternity than Jack
Rand, he IS faniliary termed He has been known
thief for forty years past and has served terms OF i'm
prsOnment In nearly every state Prison In the Eastern
aud Middle sate' His last term OF sentence was In the
state Prison at Trenton n j., where he sentenced
for term OF five years for having broken into ana
robbed state bank After serving out the greater por-
ton OF his OF sentence he released by the Gov
eor the supposton being at the time that bis eyessht
very much Injured by his long confinement. He at
entered upon his old course OF life with what result
have gwen above II understood that the trial has
been set down for aneary day and that the the
part OF the prosecution is a remarkably strong one
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CRIMINAL COURTS.
JEFFERSON MARKET POLICE COURT
fnnr.rn In.lI.n IaIriLh

JEFFERSON MARKET POLICE COURT.
before Justice Ledwih
GRAND LARcENY.-Alrs. Emma Blackman Of No
1896 Broadway charged George Smith with stealing two
National Bank bills OF the value Of $50 Smith pleaded
guilty and stated that he put the money to good use, by
buying with a portion of 1t silver watch and chain,
par OF boots and an ACCORDION Justice Ledwth com
United him TO answer in default Of $1,000 bail.
CHARGED WITH STEALING LTQUoRs.-Sir. John Meehan,
Of oboken n j. yesterday appeared before Justice Led
with and charged one of his employees, John W. Bishop,
with stealing on the 18th inst two barrels OF splrtuous
liquors. valued ut S2li II is alleged that Bishop had
been directed by his empoyerto have the liquors shipped
10 Mr. Stwell at PoTchester, via the Newly ork and
New-Iaven Railroad, and that having done so he nme-
daely after started for Porchester and intercepted the
Ii and devoted tie proceeds TO bis Own benefit Some
difficulty &f6se IN diso6Sering where Bishop had en-
scOnced himself aud application being made TO the JeT
ferson Market Court fora warrant Tor ms arrest SeI
Wynn. attached 20 that Court soon suceeede1 ~ hig
the accused 40 No 80 Eghtlaye, in bed. Justice Leu
with committed him to answer In default OF $1,000 pail
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nm ptrsoNtss M 4Hk rbwBs.

The total number Of prisoners OF present confined
in the Tombs is 2n in which nearly ell tho grades Of
defined by the law are represented OF this num-
Der Of were committed charges OF felony, as follows:
Receiving stolen goods burglary IT. grand larceny 81
felony a forgery G. arson murder o. robbery, y en-
bezzlemen i felOnous assault and battery between
so and OF the prisoners charged with having com.
ttcd assault and battery and petit larcenyo that
are dcnomnatcd PbntCntiary Offenses The remainder
disordery conduct and ntolcaton Ten Of the prison
es have been sentenced state Prison, and VIII be
moved TO Sing Sing during the present week
The murdefers confined aud awaiting tial are as fol-
lows; 60, ,t., -,
1857 FOR causug tie death OF Henry SehlOsser.
James DougIerty committed Nov a. 1906 for the mlr-
u William MccormicE, committed May a. 1885, for the
murder Of Richard Pollard
Trangua Merke, committed Dec ~ leeo, lof the muir
uY Lewis Muller committed Jan s. 1861 for causing the
George ~ Weser committed Nov H. $780, for the murder
o. TbrIe are two urderes under sentence of death
Jerp oBrlen. committed Juno o. 1885, for causing the
death of Iucy a. Mclaughlin alias Kate Smith, his mis-
trss OBTen was tried and convicted OF murder In the
first degree Nov % and on that day sentenced TO be
obtained stay OF proceedings and the case was argued
at the last General Term OF the Supreme Court de-
cison I'm the case has not yet been rendered.
George Wagner committed July 81 1863 for killing his
wife Mary Wagner by striking her on the head With an
was had on Oct Of that year. resulting In verdict OF
guilty which he was sentenced TO De executed Dec 10
eases noWadays-caused the execution 10 DC postponed
until he case was decided upon by the Court OF Appeals
mis- court sustained the proceedings had at the trial. and
on Jan Of the present month, wagner was sentenced 70
he hanged at the Tombs on Friday, March l. next.
Wagner occupies one Of the cells In which prisoners con-
deuIned TO death are usually confined.
Henry b. jenkins, committed TO the Tombs, Aug. l6
1866 for the enbezzement Of 100000 deposited in the
Phcnix Bank Was still occupies large cell or room
i'm the first building Although he has been confined for
two years and a half, Jenkins retains remarkable
aont OF cbeerfuneSs Most OF his time Is spent In read
ing Carlisle st being his fayOrite author fortnight
ago he was temporarily removed from the Tombs to one
al tbe Courts where he important witness in
civil sut He wishes his trial over, and is beginning
to exhibit considerable mpatence at the delay he has
experienced IN that respect.
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FLORIDA
wuiarwc FREEDMEN AGAIN.

Pros Or special Correspondent
JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Jan 10, 1867.
Yesterday, at a session of the County Criminal
Cont for Duval County held at this place cOlored man.
formerly sergeant IN the 3h u O. t. assentencedto
stand Two hours in the poFy and to receive 80 lashes
hs baro back on the day Of the present MONTH What
his crimes were DO not know. tits not the fact Iof pun
lshment but the unclvzed kind that sickens the heart
Of every man who has rot drunk OF the poison Of Slavery
and rebellion The sentence viii undoubtedly be carried
into effect unless the strong Of the United States IN
eEere9; AND Judging from daily occurrences thrOnghO9t
Andrew South, there very Little
reason 70 hope for such interference.
Th case ae2ayatedDy the fact that the man
bis three years Ia e Justcd States Army. Doutless 90
the Sheriff handles the whip, he viii not forget inc mill
tsry setyees OF ms icu, and every blow Jndciay IN
fctedfOf his present crime Will have special and extra
hefeeness FOR liis having been soldier
II there anything that ought 10 bring blush 20 the
cheeks OF every man woman ana cljd IN the loyal NOrt
g y THIS that tess helpless negroes who have tsneted
bsely deserted and n this Congress fails 10 thrOw its
OF protection about them aud tie white l0yalSts OF
the south. ~ naIne VIII 30 down 70 tie future % By
eDid " s-sssss