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VIRGINIA NEWS.

man named Peipinbring, OF Alexandria
was tried in in Lynchburg Tuesday, charged
with selling goods by sample. contrary TO law.
He was found guilty and sentenced 10 pay a
fine of 500.
II is understood the schedu Les on the yirRin-
ia Tennessee and Orange a. Alexandra
stant, as will prevent any delay OF the travel
between Lynchburg and New York.
Fredericksburg will soon b. lighted with gas
Hunter Bro. have received the contract for
lamp posts, and the Gas Company are getting
ready to put In the service pipe for the posts.
The farmers throughout the Valley generally.
commenced ploughing last week-even on
river bottoms Of the Shenandoah and James
The land breaks up finely and the early start.
with the energy displayed, gives an ear nest OF
a fine crop this year.
The steamship Worcester having finished
loading, got underway from Norfolk on Tues
day and bore away for Liverpool. She took on
board So bales Of cotton, hds. and 10 cases OF
tobacco.
Persons who crossed Cheat Mountain last
week state that the roads are almost impas sible
the snow being in some places 20 feet deep,
and where there Is none. II Is 60 slippery as 20
endsnger the lives Of man and beast.
Iron ore. i'm quantities of the best quality. has
been discovered on the lands of &. &. Bald win,
esq, IN Amherst, on James River. and on the
Yuill place in Rockbrldge county.
large rolling mill has been established a
few miles above Lynchburg. There are al
ready about forty operatives employed a. a
beginning.
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AYERS SARSAPARILLA,
FOB PURIFYING THE BLOOD,

The reputation this excellent medicine pjoys is
@arveious case: @ Of serof"ous al d.ease, @
where the system seemed saturated with corrup-
ious affections and disorders, which we're agra
waited BY the scIoiulous eontsminaticn until they
In such great numbers in almost every section OF
the country; that the public scarcely need to be
enemies Of our race. Often this unseen aud unfelt
ton. and invites the attack Of enfse6lins or fatal
diseases, without exciting suspicien of its pres
out the body, and then, some favorable occa
sion rapidly develop into or ether Of its hdeous
In the latter, tubercles may be suddenly deposited
in the lungs or heart, or tumors formed in the
skin, or foul on some part Of the body
Hence the oee.sisnsl use Of bottle Of Of this ssr-
siss s the isiio.'ssP complaint: ssns1.iis
s9d ,hs hi.
,honys Fire, Rose or Erysipslas, letter, Salt
Es. and other srupson. OF visible oT
serofulOu. disea,e. Also, in the more concealed
.aS hs
affection: Of the muscular ar and y nervous nsystsms
IN - Or lam ana ,s g zee S ARE
DUNG these obstinate malades by any medicine
But long continued use Of this medicine will cure
the complaint. Leucorrgh9a or whites. Uterine
Ulceratiops, and Female Diseases. are commonly
and snnsd By PnIi'ns
each case are found in our Almanac, supplied
gratis. Rheumatism and Gout, when caused BY
sccumulstiops Of extraneous matters in the blood,
pidity, Congestion or Inflammation Of the Liver,
and Jaundice, when arising, they often do, from
the ranking poisons In the blood. This SAKSA-
PARILLA is a great rsstorer for the strength and
vigor OF the system. Those who are Languid and
Listless Despondent, Sleepless, and troubled with
Nervous Apprehepsions or Fears, or any of the at
fections sy ptomatie Of Weakness, will End imme-
diste relief and convincing evidence Of its
tive power upon trial.
PREPARED
DIR. j. q. AVER h CO., LOWELL. Mass,
Practical AND ANALYTICAL 0HENIsrs.
Sold by all Druggists Every
Z. d. GILMAN,
NH 4-eo3m Agent, w ashi u gton.
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OFFI( IAL.
LAWS or THE UNITED STATES,
'sssed az Second Sc ssion Of Fortieth Congress
RrRIIC-NO. III


An ACT to estabiisa and declare the raiiroad
aud LrlC Ers of thu New Orleans, Motate, aud
Chattsa aOOea Rail oad Company, as hereafter
constructed, post road, aad for otAer pur-
Poses.
se AZ snseted by ths .Sstlats aud Rouseof Rspy,-
,,atgssuss Of he lsited States of Ana rscd m on
s-,s, 1ss,sstlsd, That the New Orl ans, Mobile
ana CeatLlnoOSa RailTOad Company is hereby
a. norizsd ssd Empowered to construct, build,
and MAINTAIN badges over and across the
nav gable waters OF the United ~ ates on the
route OF said railroad betwees New Orleans
and Mobile Tor tn use of said company, and
the passage of its engines, cars, aud trains OF
ears, passG ngeTs, alaIls, and merchandise
thereon; and saId railroad and its bridges
aforesaid, when constructed, completed, and
Jn use IN accordance with this act and the
Laws of the several States through whose ter
TItoTy the same shall pass shall be deemed
recognized, and known lawful structures
and post rOad, and are hereby declared
such. fTOrldsd koNerer, That the said COM
pany, in the construction OF Its bridges over and
scIOss the waters known As the last Pascaxou-
Ia river and the bay of Biloxi, the bay OF ST
Louis, shall construct and maintain draw
bridges IN the channels thereof, which, when
open, shall gIvr clear space for the passage
UI vessels OF not less than eighty feet in the
channels Of the East Pascagoula, and of the hay
OF Biloxi, snd OF the bay of St. Louis, and of
Tot I.ss than one hundred feet in the channel
of the Gr,st Rigolet; and said company v
shall At all times open the said draw bridgss
ana shall provide reasonable and necessary
facilities for the passage of all vessels req uir-
Ing the same, except during ard for ten MIN
Itss prior 10 and after the time of the passage
OF the mail and passenger trains of said COM
psny.
SIC. . and b. IL further enactsd. That the
night 10 alter or amend this act SO as to prevent
or r,mOve all material distractions TO the nav
igatlon OF said rivers, growing out of the con
.IrucuOn OF said bridges, is hereby expressly
reserved
Approved, March ,, Is6s
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Baltimore Annual Conference of the NJ
E. Church.

THIRD DAY.-The Conference met in Eutaw
Street Church, Baltimore, yesterday, Bishop
Ames in the chair.
The Sunday School Union of the NJ. E.
showed 1922 schools 171,6s5 officers and teach
ers, 1,USI,525 scholars, 2,737, ,73i volumes in Ii.
brary, and 81 ,27O conversions.
The Tract Society Of the church reported the
receipt OF $I3, l02. 10; expenditures S1l, ,2SO l2
Grants were made to l,232 appointments in So
conferences besides appropriations to the for
eien work. Since January China has received
An appropriation Of 81 200, gold, for the produc
tion and circulation of reading matter in that
vast country. The circulation of the Good
News averaged 52,5O0 throughout the year. The
number OF pages of tracts printed was 5,2S2, 600
Twenty new tracts have been made ready for
the press, to supply the places Of tracts TO be
thrown out. ..
Rev. DIR. Harris, assistant secretary of the
Missionary Society of the NJ E. Church, was
introduced and addressed the Conference In be.
half of its interests. .s#
The order Of the day was taken up-the
election Of delegates to the General Conference
was entitled to three delegates. On the first
ballot Revs. John Lanahan and N. J. Morgan
We're elected On the second ballot no one re-
ceiyed majority Of votes, and third ballot
was had, resulting in the election of Rev S
V. Blake. Drs. Edwards and McCauley Were
elected as alternates. ..
The report of the custodians of the centenary
fund reported the receipt of 81, ,954.6e. Pald TO
objects S24,2G1.37. Expenses, counterfeit
money, &c, sl63.72. Leaving cash on hand
S3,5S9.5O.
Dr. Hamilton resigned his place as trustee
OF the educational fund, and Rev. ]. Lanahan
was elected to fill the vacancy.
DIR. Matison addressed the Conference in be-
half Of the American and Foreign Christian
Union until the hour OF adjournment.
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Approved, March 2, 1853.
TPUBLIC REsOLUTIoN-No. 1871
RKsOLUTION relating to the survey Of
SPECIAL NOTICES.

TIERS cures 30 many different diseases, is because
it 10 the best remedy for deransed stomach, or
Dyspepsia, now known, and because 1t invigorstes
the entire system, strengthens the nervous ibres,
elev stes the standard Of all the vital forces and
sustains most healthful tone of the entire human
organism. Medicine that will do this will cure any
disease, for the simple reason that nature will do
the rest.
We guarantee that woman or child, however
pale and emaciated, use these Bitters regularly
for twenty days without the return Of the rosy
cheeks and fair compile xion Characteristic Of good
health.
Sold by all Druggists and Dealers.
DIR. s. B. HARTMAN 4 CO., Propristers, Ian
caster, Pa, and Chicago, Illinois. fe l5-e3s
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Baltimore Annual Conference Of the
Methodist Episcopal Church South.


THIRD DAY.-Conference met again in Balti-
more yesterday, Bishop Doggett in the chair
letter was received from Rev. DIR. L.
Pierce, OF Columbus, Georgia, now g years OF
age, father OF Bishop Pierce, regretting his in
ability to be present with the Conference.
Rev. Dr. Green, Of the Book Concern at Nash
Vile, addressed the Conference on the subject
1t Is in debt, and calls tor aid. At the COM
mencement OF the war II was in a prosperous
condition. with small debt. AT the close Of
the war 1t was S65,O0O in debt and with scarce
ly a dollar 10 go on. The speaker urged the
Conference to give liberal aid 10 the Nashville
Christian Advocate and Sabbath School Visi-
Tor, as well as 10 the books published by the
Convern.
Rev. u. Thomas called the attention Of the
conference TO his efforts as committee to look
after the interest Of the ministers as to their pro
rata share Of the funds of the Preachers Aid
Society and Preachers Fund Society. Appli-
cation has been made 10 those societies for
division OF the funds, which has been refused
on the ground that the charter did not admit
Of any such division. Legal steps have been
taken to recover the amount, Messrs. S Teackle
Wallis and Alpheus Wilson being retained as
counsel. 1t was necessary to raise 5000 for
necessary costs.
Rev. Alpheus Wilson stated that the counsel
considered the claims to be good ones, though
learned that the amount involved has been esti-
mated at S50,G0. Rev. Messrs. Thomas, Tudor
and Hough were appointed as committee TO
collect the necessary funds.
Revs. Norval Wilson and Trout were con-
tlnued on the superann uated list. Rev. Fran
els Mills was changed to a supernu merary re-
lations.
The second section question was called Who
remain on trial! Rufus Wilson, Walter W.
Watts, H. Monroe Trickler. William M. Himer
Silas X. Snapp and ]. +. Clark.
The following were discontinued at their
own request: Robert H. Keeran, James 7.
smith and j. w. Jordan.
The following, who have been on trial for
two years, after answering the usual questions
propounded by the Bishop from the altar, were
admitted into full connection: Isaac w. Car
ter. John A. Kern, Milton A. Taylor, Ben amin
r Ball, James X. Van Horne and John 7.
James. Adjourned.
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FROM EUROPE TO-DAY.
TBy Gable to the Associated Press. I

LONDON, March 7-Forenoon.-Consol 90 I
for money and account; U. S. 5-20s quiet at II s
Fries. Az; Illinois Central, sST.
LIVERPOOL, March ch7-Forenoon.-C Cotton firm
at aa9A for Uplands on the spot; Orleans, 90
a1Cd. The market is animated and sales will
reach 12,t00 bales. Corn frmer. Other articles
unchanged.
LONDON, March 7-Afternoon.-Consois and
L. S. 5.2U's steady; Eries, 4la; Illinois Central,
50.
FRANKFORT, March Afternoon. - L. s.
5-20's, 75t
LIVERPOOL, March -Afternoon-Cotton
active; sales of 1900 bales; Uplands 9xa9x on
the spot, and ~ to arrive; Orleans 1Oal0&d.
Breadstuffs and provisions steady.
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TURNER'S TIC DOULOUREUX Oh
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UNIVERSAL NEURALGIA PILL,
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XsAII, cERfAIN, AND SPEEDY cuRI YoR NBuIAi.
eIA, AND ALL NERVOUS DnHAsKs.
IL u an unfailing remedy in all cases Of Paci a
euralgis, often eneeting perfect cure In . sin
70 its magic influence. Even the sevsrest cases Of
Chronic NeuralGis and general Nervous Dersnaed
system, are completely and permanently cured b.
In . few days, or few veeks ut the utmost II
ss snS .ninE % INJURIOUS 20 the %css Scncess s{s
n 10 In constant use BY the best physiei ans, whe
give u their unaufmoes and unqualified approval
Sent By mall on receipt Of n and two DoetsR
stamps. Sold everywhere.
TURNER CO., Sole Proprietors,
ocz1-eojm 12o fremont street, Boston, Mac
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aa-In Maine, divorces are granted for drunk.

S1n Maine, divorces are granted for drunk
enness. r..
- "A congregational church in Chicago has
established female and minor suffrage among
Its members.
SBya fashionable young married woman
The latest thing out-my husband-{rHcA.
@Paper hats are the latest Boston notion.
~9alveston IN to have Sunday theatricale.
- Boston has Q self-propeiling steam fire
engine.
: OConvsntion Of Mechanics soon 10 be held
In Cipcinnati. - et-
U1t is rumored that Miss Mcvicker. Of
Chicsgo, u to become Mrs. Edwin Booth.
~Burlisgane's appointnent from China Ia
snad - be k3fo aGhir.
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PTBLC-NO. 16.l
An ACT restoring lands to market along the
lin. nt th. Pacifc railrnads and nct

An ACT restoring lands to market along the
line of the Pacific railroads and branches
BE It enacted by the Senate and House Of Repre-
$estdtreS # The URitsd States Of 4Baerica in Con-
gTesS dss,mbIed- That nothing in the act ap-
prov ed July first, eighteen hudred and sixty
Two, entitledlsAn act 10 aid in the construction
of a railroad and telegraph line from the Mis-
sOuri river 10 the Pacific ocean, and 10 secure
To the government the of the same for
postal, military, and other purposes" and the
acts amendatory thereof, shall be held TO
authorize the withdrawal or exclusion from
settlement and entry, under the provisions of
the pre-empu N or homestead laws, the even
numbered sectors along the routes of the sew
eral roads therein .@entioned which have been
may be hereafter located: PTOrsdsd, That
such sections shall be rated at two dollars and
fifty cents per acre, and subject only 10 entry
under those laws, and the Secretary of the In
terror be. and is hereby, authorized and directed
To restore 10 homestead settlement. pre-emption,
or entry, according TO existing laws, all the
eVen-numbered sections of land belonging to
the government and now withdrawn from
market, on both sides Of the Pacific railroad
and branches. wherever said road and branches
have been definitely located.
Approved. March &, I-65
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"EI IBsT CAREssE sEs,"
AND
"WIsTFCLNEss
CHR0M0 LITBOGRAPHs FROM PAINTINGS


FIRST CAREssEs 10 a reproduction, in
chrome lithography, of the original life size pic
ture by Bouguereau, in the collection Of Mr.. Bel
mont. The subject is a very interesting one: a
young mother, OF the peas ant class but Of a high
type Of womsnly beauty, fonding her infant chifd
who returns her csressee with arch elee The sep-
timent Of maternal love and admir- alton has been
rendered with great feeling by the artist Nothinx
can be simpler than the position here and n is
in this element Of simplicity and in the natural
ness OF the action and expression, that the charm
of the picture chiefly lies.
"w1eTFULNEss," the subject OF the other
chrome hoeraph 10 also life sine In the orig nal
which is the property Of Mr.. Jay Cooke. Bougle-
resu again here presents with q mother acd
child, subject In which he appears 20 take sspe-
cisl delight. The mother, in this instance 10 come
What OF eypey type, the tamsorins and goat suf-
hciently ind icatng her wandering Bohemiss bfe.
The child has gathered cluster of grapes By the
way and the point OF the episode s the wistfulness
with which the poor goat reaches its mussle for
share Of them; There !: chsrminely vhssdlioe
be pleading with baby in favor OF the eoet; bat
baby holds stoutly on TO his prise, Which se does
not appear In the least inclined 10 share with the
humble four footed oogurassos de coyase.
ROfHROCkS.
l52 Seventh ftrset,
ma z-d4w Opposite the Patent Of6ee
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FROM CALIFORNIA.

Inc VoNernor and the I'm pes b me ut ESQ.,
Iutions-Sevente nteen men buried under an
Observation-Disclosures Rumor Contr adict-
ed.
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, March 6.-The Gov
ernor has declined to transmit to the Senate the
resolutions in regard to the action of Congress
and the impeachment of the President for the
reason that the United States Senate is now sit
ting as a Court. The Senate, therefore, struck
out the name of b. F. Wade, and now req uests
the Governor TO Immediately telegraph the res
olutlon to the Speaker OF the House of Repre-
sentatiyes.
An avalanche at Keystone, Sierra county, on
March =, buried seventeen men, killing five,
and destroying several buildings.
The president of the Central Pacific Railroad
Company denies the truth of the reports con.
cerning the purchase of the San Jose, Southern
Pacific Vallejo and Sacramento railroad by the
Central Pacific Railroad Company.
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches.
FROM MEXICO AND THE WEST IN
DIES.
. Especial Dispatch to the Star.l

Especial Dispatch TO the Star
HAVANA, March Private adyices from
Sisal report thar the Mexican nan of war Ta-
basco had arrived there with orders for Gen
Alatorres forces TO return 10 Vera Cruz
Gen. BaeZ prefers 10 stay some months vet
at Curacoa. He pretends to be opposed 10 the
sale Of Samana. He would be unable to con-
summate the sale of the capital, and is de-
ceivlng his protector, Salnave. A counter rev.
olution had broken out in San Juan, Neyya
Banca, Matas and Cerado under the lead of
Gems. Ogando, Moreno and CASTILLO. The peo-
pie are very discontented with the policy of
Baeclst in arresting and killing the defeated
troops Of Cabral. In Jura, Gen. Lamarche lie
unable to rest, and demands reinforcements
The new Cabinet consists Of Ramirez, Guzman
Curiel and Moreno.
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BATCHELOR'S HAIR DYE.

This splendid Hair Bye is the best in the world !;
the only true and perfect Dye; harmless, reliable,
tnts; remedies the i'll effects Of bad dyes; inviso-
rates and leaves the Hair soft and beautiful blaek
or trOseR. Sold by all Druggists and Perfumers;
and properly applied at Bachelor . Wig Factoy !,
No. l6 Bond sreet, New York. ia Is eodIy
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FROM NEW ORLEANS.
ApPrehensions of a Riot-Anniversary OF
the Death of Artemus Ward

NEW ORLEANS, March There is great ex-
element here this morning in consequence of
the grocers, market men and others refusing TO
receive New Orleans city money. Some fears
are entertained of a riot, and the brokers on
ST. Charles street have locked up their yalu-
ables and money in safes.
The printers OF the South are each setting
one thousand ems too day for the benefit Of the
Artemus Ward monument fund
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RESCUED PROM THE RUINS OF THE MUSEUM
Last night, a policeman ON duty near the ruins
Of the Muse um, observed q small black bear
sitting at one Of the windows of the building,
and calmly surveying the scene Of desolatiOn
around. The officer approached the building
when the bear immediately sprang from the
window into the interior and disappeared
This morning, at an early hour, the services of
q couple OF colored men were procured, and
81 arch was made through the ruins, which re.
suited in the finding of the bear beneath pile
Of lumber. Bruin, on catching sight of his
pursuers, sprang out Of his hiding place, ran
down Mercer street, turned down one of the
cross streets, and led his pursuers most ex.
citing chase for nearly an hour, at the end of
which time, and, after much snariing and
swapping, he was captured and led In triumph
to the nearest police station. He was found to
be very hungry, very dirty, very cold and very
surly; in fact altogether bearish in his de.
nea1or. His coat was slightly singed, but he
was otherwise uninjured. An hour or two
after Ais capture he was claimed by his owner
and hksn swsy.-E 7. cs~m<resai. -.
D0Bcssoa 10 organizing q society for the pre.
ySntton Of cruelty 10 animals, = .
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LABoR.-rhe Charleston COurer wisely TELLS
the people OF the South that the problem OF
regeneration and recuperation must be solved
by the labor of their own hands, and not
through reliance upon legislation. Whatever
laws may be passed, or whatever plan of
construction may prevail, the heavy mark left
upon their section by the iron heel Of war, can
b. obllterated only by industry and toll
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1'war between Chile and Peru is immi.
nept. ..r..s e..... e 80 =.
0Maine is talking Of an Industrial School
for girls. p tisiIFT : -
~Eider Clawson is lessee and manager NJ
the salt Lake Theatre, and also the happy hus.
band of two Of Brigham Young's daughfers.
0Kansas has q, 600 school children. e 80
01t took four days to elect q mayor In
Montreal. -
school teacher in Illinois has hem
fined o26 for whipping little gip.
~vitriol throwing 10 becoming q popular
anusement in San Francisco. =.
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~In Bridgeport, Ct- recently, ph ysician
was called TO attend a sick child, troubled with
worms. He gave directions to give the ahild
grated cheese. The parents neglected 20 do 30
and death ensued. post mor1sm was held.
s.d ball OF worms found In the passage way
10 the stomach The doctor called for q piece
of cheese, and the moment IL was placed near
the " oTms they separated and scattered. Had
the doctors prescription been followed the
child would have lived.
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

vous Debility, Premature Decay, and all the ef-
fects of youthful ipdscretion will for the sake OF
suffering humanity, send free to all who need il
the receipt and directions for making the simple
remedy by which he was cured. Sufferers wishing
TO pront by the advertisers experience can do so
by addressing, in perfect confidence.
JOHN B. OGDEN,
sPlsly No. AZ Cedar ct. /, New York.
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~Jesse Harris, who was hung mp ten years
ago until nearly dead, to force from him infor-
nation in reference to the burning of a ware
house at Lakeville, Ohio, has had four persons
arrested charged with having participated i'm
the hanging. The Grand Jury found true
bills against them. One Is the present sheriff
of Summit county.
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e%An smptibious dog, owned by A. J. Gris-
void, of Lee, Mass, met his death few days
ago, in diving, usual. after fish for HE din
ner. He selzed bull head, whose horrid horns
so tore his mouth and poisoned his blood that
he died in great agony. Griswold says that be
had recently been offered sl.5O0 for the dog by a
RaSfouian
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"Walker. the murderer Of John Blackwell.
was captured on Saturday night and confined
on Monday in the Jal at Columbus, Tenn. He
was taken out Of Jail on Monday nigh: by the
mob. who intended TO hang him. He escaped
just as they We're about TO carry out the design.
but was subsequently recaptured by the citi-
zens and returned TO prison.