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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-16

nt our Constitution IN every southern
State.
Many profess to see danger from this ex-
tension Of the elective franchise In these
apprehensions I have no share. Away
with distrust Of people who braved the
lash and bloodhound to shelter the soldier
Of the Union, or guide him to the protec.
ton Of his flag Let their ignorance be
forgotten in the remembrance that is never
bcguiled them into the subtleties where
refinement fell The solemn res
possibilities Of suffrage can bc rs
safely entrusted to the heroes who
charged q Fort Wagner and Port Hudson
- to the cultured afistocracy who raised
the flag Of rebellion 1t the beheets Of per.
sonal ambition. An honest instinct is
worthier than . perverted intelligence
Entitled 70 our gratitude for their unwa.
vering attachment to the national cause,
and for the heroic courage they contrib
uted 90 its defense, and challenging our
respect for their judicious use Ofthe priv
ileges Of fseedom, let US invite them to
share in the blessings which they have
helped preserve.
Our own State has already taken the
initiatory steps toward the abolition Of oil
distinction Of race and color from the
Constitution. Let us not fail 1t this tts
sion to advance the work inaugurated by
our predecessors, Of giving to our cslored
population the enjoyment of those politi-
cal privileges which have hitherto bee n
denied to them. They have demonstrated
their manhood in stern realities of war,
aud in this enlightened Common wealth
no longer let any prercgative Of manhood
be denied to man. That others falter and
cover before the seeming difficulties of
this measure, should be no discouragemen:
to 10. Let rs not emulate their cowardicc
nor share in their dishonor. let the sac-
rity with which we conc,de the privilege
equal the readiness with which We gave
them our flag aud sent them forth 10 fight
our battles. Let those who nobly yolun
teered and calamity defended the flsg Of
the Vnion-who stood between the fue
and our heritage of common country never
have cause TO charge Iowa wiih mex Ut
courage to do justice to her co.or,d sol.
dieis and residents.
|. Gentlemen Of the Assembly: can not
neglect the opportunity 10 congratulate
you upon the favorable auspices under
which you enter upon your duties. War
with its stern necessities no longer
trenches upon the industrial interests oi
tie State. While these Responsibilities
have cessed with the overthrow Of the
r, bellion, other and more substantial
G. lds Invite your effort. Our. state il yet
in it, early manhood but twenty hire
yeara have elapsed SINCE shestirss Law ma.
kiI & body Of the "New Purchase 81 m
biec IN sistsr city. Hardly slngle gen
erasioa - pasoed away, since the few
scsttsssa colonies sp9a ~ baaks Of shs
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CONCLUDING REMARKS.

We hav. now completed our task. Ex-
tended as these articles have been, they have
but touched upon the more interestinS fea-
lures of one of the greatest enterprises the
world has ever seen. To describe, as ii de =
serves, the scenery through which, for two
hundred miles, this railroad passes, would
be impossible within the limits assigned to
such article. as these. We have only glanced
at the y st salient features, and outlined the
most IL .jes,ic situations. The history of the
Passage of the Sierras has yet to be written !.
In the statistics we have given the business
prospects of the Company have not been al
luded to. 1t is sufficient to state here that
enterprise has SO far more than fulfilled the
most sanguine anticipations Of its projectors,
and that its future promises to be prosperous
beyond all precedent. Doubts were at one
time entertained on this point, but the open
ing of the first fifty miles Of the road set
them at rest forever The experience already
obtained justifies the CONCLUSION that, apar,
from its connection with the East, the local
traffic Of the Central Pacific Railroad alone.
would render it the most renumerativs line
in the world.
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SAN FRANCISCO DISPATCH.
From the Trespa7s OF last evening


San Francisco, August % The great
Still Reese case, for the recovery of property
worth two hundred thousand dollors. which
has been in Court for nearly nine weeks, ter
minated to day, in favor of Reese.
Yesterday Ada Mordaunt, who was under
arrest for arson, succeeded, after two weeks
of failure, in getting bonds-fndiny two
bondsmea-and was released from custody.
This morning the bondsmen appeared and
wanted to sell out 70 the Court and give her
up. 1t was aseertained she had fed the city.
A large political meeting was held at
Platt's Hall last evening. 1t was addressed
BY Senator Williams. of Oregon, who. under
the auspices OF the Republican State Central
Committee, discussed the political issues Of
the d,y.
The following are the transactions at the
Morning Board, as reported by J. 3. Dayton
& Co., Brokers, No. / South c street, Eir-
ginia
Alpha, . shares. Sj3; Belcher, shares.
$3.50; Bullion. 81 shares, S2l; Grown Point.
335 shares, SSSjGSS; Choliar-Potosi, IS
shares, SlSG; Exchequer, 10 shares, $40 j.
10; Gould & Curry, 81 shares, si05Gnl06
Hale & Norcross, ii@ shares, SssSi(G90; I'm
perial, 30 shares. Sl2D0ll3; Ken
tuck, 10 shares, ssi32a Lady Bryan, 20
shares, $2l $40; Overman, 375 shares, So
l1S5a Savage. IS shares. SIl6l Sierra Ne
rida, ~ shares, S31; Segregated Belcher.
l45 shares, Slls; Yellow Jacket, Is shares,
sl ,241Gl ,2a5.
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From the Enterprise Of Yesterday.


NEW YoRK, August 26.-The French
chemist who committed suicide to-day, BY
taking corrosive sublima,e, died in grea,
agony.
The Gable Company announces that after
the first day of September the tariff on mes
sages from this city to any point in Great
Britain will be SIG IS in gold coin for
ten words.
NEW YORK, August ga letter from
Rome says it is reported there that Cardinel
Bonaparte will be appointed Archbishop of
Blayendorf. which will make him Primate OF
the United Greeks.
A letter from Florence expresses the opin-
ion that the party recently working through
out Italy ia preparing for another invasion.
The sons of Garibaidi constantly travel
ing about the country holding interviews
with leading Garibaldiabs. Other circum
stances point to the probability Of such in
tentiun.
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Sun SPoTs. - The New York Evening
Post of August 10th says During the past
two months astronomers have observed
many large spots on the sun. They appear
on the eastern side aud in about fourteen
days disappear over the western edge, often
exhibiting in their transit many curious
changes of form. A spot OF considerable
size is now visible on the eastern limb Of
the sun, and in a few days may possibly be
detected by the unaided eye, if the observer
should possess keen vision. A smoked glass
will answer for shield against the light.
During the present Summer sun spots have
possessed IA very cloudy, faffs charac ter,
even in glasses of from two to five inches
aperture. With telescope having an aper-
ture of five inches, and a iLear Of $50, ad-
mirable results can be obtained. Thc" rice
grain structure will at times be very ap-
parent with such means.
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SENATOR WILLIAMS IN SAN Francisco.
The. Alta Of the Goth says Senator Will
liams Of Oregon arrived from the East by
The Golden City last night, and was waited
upon BY the Chairman, Secretary Richard
Cheney of the Executive COMMITTEE of the
state Central Committee, and others, who
acc ,mpanied him to the Occidental, where
h. was visited by one hundred or more of
our leading citizens TO congratulate him on
his return. At the request of our citizens
he will address the voters of San Francisco
% the issues Of the day on Friday evening,
nj some place 70 be announced hereafter.
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On FRIDAY, in the Cabinet meeting, tn,

ON KlDAY, IN the CabInet meeting, the
reQuisition of Governor Warmoth, OF
Louisiana. for United States troops for the
projection of peaceab!y-disposed citizens OF
that State against rebel violence was under
discussion, and it is under stood the whole
matter was referred to the Secretary of War,
p,ssib!y with suggestions. On Saturday
Colonel Deane, of Governor Warmoth's
s.af, visited the Secretary Of War, with
whom he conferred on the subject and it is
understood that the latter gave assurances
that the necessary steps would be taken to
proven. further trouble, although no specific
action was taken in the matter.-Ip Washington
Chronicle, Aug. 10.
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The CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILRoAD.-The

TIE CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILRoAD.-Ihs
San Francisco Times correspondent says:
The road i. nov beyond Humboldt City
and it is stated that before the end Of Sep
TENDER trains will be run to Winnemucca,
which is forty miles beyond the former place
and three hundred and twenty-four miles
from Sacramento.
The names Of the stations, and distances
from Reno to Reese River are:
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DIssusrED-rhe St. Adams (VermonD
Democrat is disguised with the nomination
Of Seymour and Blair. and says this paper
will huis. the old Bell md Everett ticket"
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TRIPLE LADDER ACT,

BALANCED ON TIE FEET OF Yo-sHi-GE-Eo
JU KICH-EE.
On Ladder Of Sharp Swords.
TJ-KiCH-EE,
Balancing a Carl and BY on Screen.
TO-LAN- Su-KEE.
Grea. slack Rope Performer.
KU-MA-KEE-CHEE,
Bamboo Pole Performer.
O-YoSH.
The Beautiful Oriental japanese Lacy and Banjo
Payer.
FoJURO,
The Infant japanese Clown-Five Years Old.
U-SHE-MATZ,
The Spinning on he edge Of Sharp Sword and
across the Stage on strIng.
HA-TAH-TA kEE,
The astounding Butterfly Trick.
JEIII-NATZ,
The wonderful Big Tub Spinner.
U-SHEE-MATZ,
Great Trapeze and Tree Pcrfurmer-7 years old.
B0NGE-GURE,
The Oriental Leopard
Miss FAKc-KEET-OHEE.
The wonderful Female Gymnast
SENTAKODCSGO,
The Great Sensation Performer.
au2- Children, half price. ii
Reserved Soats. One Dollar and Fifty Cent?.
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Proprietor. Purse ofS75 90,

Twenty per cent entrance money added. IL
hurses to enter and two OF more to start.
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FOURTH EAyt
Friday, September 4, 1865

Mile heats. best two in three, free for all tr,
tiers in the State al the tine of advertising,
rule, fora
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BORN

At the Four-mi House. Orm.by county. Neva-
dA, August 18th, lS6S, to the wife Of II. W. Rsb-
insOn, . son.
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Purse OF Two Hundred Dollars.

Entrance money go per cent on the Purs
added. Three horses to enter and two OF more
start.
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SAME DAY

Mile heats best three in five, free fur all pac.
in the State at the time of advertising, to ruiz
for
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THIRD DAYS RACING:
Thursday, September 3, 1868.

n lie heats, best three in FIVE, free for e
horses in the State at the time Of the issual.s
Of this advertisement, Club weights, for
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Pool Purse,
ENTRIES

Twenty dollars entrance fee eGded to the Pure.
three horses to eater and two mere 10 start
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n. B.-The Carson City Jockey Club La
adopted the California Sta'e Running hGles: al,
the above named Races vii! 10 con1uc;eu nnd
said kules,
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Purse Of Two Hundred Dollars.

Entrance money GO PER cent on the Purs
al ed Turee horses to enter and two OF more
start.
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SECOND DAYS RACING;
Wednesday,, September 2, ls6s

Mile heats best two in three free for all tbr
year ODDS i'll the State at the time of the issuai.
of this advertisement, Ciub weights fOr
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All Entries for the above Races TO be made |
oc ock on the day previous to each Race.
BY order of the Club.
JAMES s. SLINGERLAND Presi.!en
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-07-27

A PLEASANT AFFAIR.--Y yesterday was to
the surviving members of Richmord's old
company "F" day Of unalloyed plea
sure. After years of hard service, of suf-
fering in every shape Of which the human
frame is capable, and after that separation
which the result of the war rendered ne
cessary, these veterans met Saturday to
spend q day in reviewing the old and en-
deared associations Of the past. The
place Of meeting was the farm Of Mr.
James r. Crenshaw, an old officer Of the
company, who proved himself On this occa-
sion most worthy Of his name, and host
fully alive to the comfort and pleasure Of
those around him. A most sumptuous re.
past was served and enjoyed. 81
Speeches, Of course, we're made, and
among those who added to the pleasure OF
the occasion were Colonel CrenshaW, Cap
tain Miller, and Lieutenant Exal.
The roll of the dead of the company was
read, as follows: -ees..
William Exall, 81. Y. Anderson, George
G.. Baughman, David Bridges, j. Thompson
Brown, S. A. Cooke, R. H. Cunningham.
Harvey a. Dudley, Robert E. Elicit, VIM.
Field, W. F. Gibson, VIM. G.. Gray, j. W
Green, F. w. Roddy, r. s. Lindsey, Wm,
H. Lyons, s. D. Mitchell, W. II. Morgan,
]. W. Nunnally, W. R. J. Pegram, Wm. A.
Pegram, II. V. Picot, VIM. G. Pollard
Tucker Randolph, E. G. Rawlings, George
H. Rennie, VIM. B. Newman, B. NJ. Tabb
H. v. Tatum, 0. Jennings Wise, J. Porte,
Wrenn, George W. Randolph.
After spending most agreeable day, the
members Of Company OF" returned to tht
city, well pleased with their retnion anc
more than ever proud of their grand old or
panization.
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. y. 81
WHIsKEY OPERATION. THE Bloom
ington Paragraph tells the following: " We
have heard of case of sharp practice that
is said to have occurred in our sister city OF
Pekin but few nights since, in which 1t Is
believed that somebody who had an interest
in whiskey was concerned. A detective, OF
some other kind of an Individual IN the
whiskey-spy business, discovered one hum
dredz barrels of whiskey early in the eve
ming, and sas. he could not remove it that
night, concluded to keep watch and ward
over it until morning. This he proceeded
to do, and stationing himself in q comfort
able position overlooking his prey, ne com
posed, himself to contemplation. de had
not been long there before he saw neigh
Dor approaching, who, when ne came
nearer, heFsaH was the deputy sheriff.
"To make the story short, the sheriff pro-
duced writ, all in due form and properly
authenticated, commanding him to take the
body of the said detective, and it safely
keep until inquisition could be made into
the matter, charged. There was but one
way to proceed-and that was to proceed
with the sheriff. The detective accordingly
left his watch, and went to give bail for his
appearance in court. This process took un-
til veil l-nigh morning. AS soon as released
he hastened to watch over his prize. But
alas when arrived at the place where II
was, it was gone. Not barrel, not even q
single hoop, was left to tell the tale that
there lay one hundred barrels OF contra
band whiskey. He he's not found the prize
vet -
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77I7cTT0T sALEs THIS Day.

REGEAULT G CO. wfll sell at their store at II
O'Clock A. N. g lot Of household furniture
e. D. EACHo win sell at O'Clock T. d. . num-
Der Of valuable lots near Oakwood Cemetery.
CHARLES w. .sDABSEY and others, trustees
= win sell valuable farm in Goochiand.
THOMAS W. iKEEsEE viii rent at aactton at .
O'Clock P. II. q store and dwelling on Broad
street.
SAMPSON JONES, JR., & co. win sen at their
warehouse at ha,s-past 10 O'Clock A. n. . lot
OF groceries, DC.
9. n. DAVIS VIII sell at O'Clock r. n. the upper
part of: a house on Main between Eighth and
Ninth streets, ss-ss-fst 3s.es.s t.ssgssi:f +
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR & son, win sell ats O'Clock
p. NJ. brick dwelling on TTenty-ffth street
between N and o. At . -
LEE GODDIN VIII sell as-loc-acre lot in the
plan OF WoodviEe, near Fairfield race-course,
at 8 O'Clock p. ID. .ssgs ,s Esos
REGNAULT & CO., No. $50 Main street, VIII sell
picture frames, oil paintings, engravings,
busts, &C., at ie'o'clockA. N.
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cost Of making the repairs at about 100000
NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILROAD.

NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILROAD. y
On the Northern Central railroad, the
iron bridge at vale, fotr miles ont, was
swept, away, also q double-arched stone
bridge above Woodberry, and the wooden
railroad bridge at Mount Washington, The
bridge at Swami lake is uniniured, The wa
ter forced its way along the railroad track
from the lake south, damaging the track
somewhat. Where, the, two. main water
pipes, !, lead along the railroad opposite
Mount Vernon Factory the bed Of the rail-
road is washed away and the eastern pipe
broken. The Northern Central railway
trains are to-dsyto run north from Cockeys-
vile. They expect, to have trains to run
from the city next Monday. u; Fo4s d
In consequence of the damage, the COM
pany have given notice to shippers that no
more freight will be received for transpor-
tation at present. & - .rasi.s
- 81 WESTERN MARYLAND RAILROAD.
The food in the country through which
this sroad passes was very great, though
there is not supposed to be any great
damage to crops. The road itself was
broken at Q point half a mile this side Of
owings's Mills by T. washing out Of the tres
ties from under the Aridge, which prevent
ed the passage Of the trains. Another cul-
vert, near Green Springs, is. also said to be
broken. On the Reisterstown turnpike,
three miles this side Of Owings's Mills, o
ctllvert was washed out. The storm began
at Emmittsburg about o'clock yesterday
morning, the rain falling very heavily.
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MAYORS CoURT-SATURDAY MORNING
ALDERMAN PEBBLES PREsIDING.-William
Smiths Shepard Cox, and Bonaparte Color
ed), arrested for stealing one brass spiggot,
one auger, and one piece Of lead, the pro-
perty of some person unknown, were sent
to Jail for thirty days.
George White lcolored), charged with
using threatening and abusive language to-
wards C. D. Crump (white) and with un-
lawfully taking possession of a stall in the
Second market. For the latter offence he
was fined FIVE dollars, and the case con-
tinued until Wednesday next, when he will
be tried for abusing said Crump.
Edward Kelly (white), charged With as
saulting and beating his wife, Sarah Kelly,
was discharged.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

CARPET-B9e %rToMM1TTEE TO WASHING
ToH.-On Sat:sss45 night q committee OF
.sts. most + class Of our community
familiarly known as soalawags set out from
Richmond for Washington. Their mission
is an important one; and should they not
succeed in it, then Heaven save our coun-
try IL They go for the prime purpose Of re-
storing 1.-THE immaculate, though ruddy faced,
Wigand to that position from which ne has
lately been SO rudely torn and should
their efforts prove fruitless-why, Wigand
will have to devote himself entirely, and
very properly, to the millinery business for
the future. So mote it be. 'E - 's
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STROKE OF LIGHTNING.-On Friday eve
ming during the storm the house OF Mr.. 5.
M. Delaney was struck by lightning, and,
strange to say under the circumstances, no
one was hurt. The. fluid ran down the
chimney which was struck and tore o CRATE
out Of the fireplace in the second story.
Though there were eight or nine persons
present at the time, no one was hurt. The
fluid then continued into the basement,
where every window and shutter was torn
off, No other damage was done.
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/ LIST OF UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAIN.
ING ISTHE RICHMOND Posr-oFFIoE JuEY a.
ls6s.-Miss Mary F. Scot, Richmond, Va.
Miss Carrie Deane, Philadelphia, Pa
Lewis NJ. Donohoe, Washington, D. c.
Miss Annie Marsh, Philadelphia, Pa; ko-
bert 2. Wright, Franklin county, Va.
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night. Upon retiring, one of the hall win
doWs, connecting witha q sloping shed, the
further edge of which was only about eight
feet from the ground, was left open. Di-
rectly opposite the window, Was the room Of
Miss White, sister Of Mr.. White. Adjoin-
ing her chamber was that Of her two bro
thers. Dpr;as the night Miss White awoke--
not from a sweet uteana of peace, but with
a start, and with a full knowledge that some
one was near her-and saw within the
moonlight in her room no angel writing in
a BOOK Of gold, but big burglar standing
ut the. feet Of the bed For moment she
lay motion1ess, but he stirred not; then,
with g. scream which alarmed the whole
house and brought her brother to her inn
mediate assistance, she sprang from the bed
and seized her watch and jewelry, upon 8
stand near the head Of the bed. The bur
eiarious wearer Of bifurcated garments tar
ried not for moment, neither stood he upon
the order of his going, but sprang to the
door, crossed the hall. and mizzled through
the window. Mr.. White opened the door
Just in time to see him 60 through the win
dow, and reached the window just In time
to see him leap ffszs-athe shed. He was
man about five hes high, light
and muscg PsaCE + - - IN ,ol;r onrA
Siotheo -ssi sIISsS.g
have clue, ant -Et;s arrest, II he remains
in this city, is but question of time. Miss
White possesses delicate and sensitive ma
ture very rarely met with, and has often
said that no one could enter her room, no
matter how soundly she slept, without AVA
kening her and without her feeling their
presence. This assertion she has proved
in practical way that admits of no cavil-
ling at her powers, for so quietly did the
burglar enter the window and cross the
hall that, with the door of his room open,
and himself awake, her brother did not
hear football Cleveland Herald.
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MEETING OF THE CITY CouNcIL.-A call
ed meeting Of the Council was held in the
Council Chamber Saturday afternoon at 8
o'clock. Present: Messrs. Macfarland, Yale,
Crutchfeld, Clinton, Sharp, Miller, Clopton,
and Milford. There being no quorum, the
Council adjourned. .,.-
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LOST AND FOUND.

G TOLEN.-Stolen from my resi- On
~ depee, called "White Hail. nearZs2A-
where Woodsford's lane crosses the Richmond,
Fredericksburg and Potomac railroad. In Caroline
One Of them Is u strawberry toan white mark
down the face; one forefo0t white I; age, four or
five last spring; well put together, and his mane
injured by the collar fine size.
black; II examined closely, one Of bis feet Is in
cl!ned to be gray; roach back aDd large, ugly head
age four in the fall has the marks OF hnrd labor
well grown OF good size. A suitable reward VIII
be paid for their delivery 70 me.
-'Ss Il. r. LEWIS, Gntnea's Depot.
~ 27-dat&wlt ( Caroline county. Va.
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I a BURGLARsIaA ,LApY's Y'sBED-eHAABEE.-
On Wednesday evening the residence OF
Thomas Il. White, Esq, on the corner OF
Perry, street and Scovil avenue, was en-
tered by burglar. fortunately, however,
the man was discovered before ne had an
opportunity to do any rihing, and his re-
treat was effected with such haste that he
did not even wait to pay the ordinary part
ing eiYility Of bidding the family good