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On September 18Th 1853 KIRBY SMITH, With corps Of
whose qualifications Of he highest ORDER viii
open, at NeSeastle KENNEDY,
A MILITARY ACADEMY FOR BOYS. %
Newcastle located In the healthy bluegrass rseion Of
Frankfort Lexington and the Louisville and Cincinnati
and .so RoS travel By raj Ioaisv
construction admirably sdspted for school purposes stu
aed in The suburbs Of the town The standard Of education
will aim at thorougbness In branch 70 be determined
be strictly military requiring punctusty and prenptness IN
the perornsDcs Of every DUTY The domestic department.
the conmsaeias Fspss@hss isth ne ch,rs. 9.
win be three hundred seventy dollars in u B.
currency for the entire session Of forty weeks payable in
equal nsaments the beginning Of each term Of the
session No deduction from these charges made for
absence during the In protrcted sickness
honorable discharge and then tuition s Of SO per
Uniform furnished the most reasonable terms. Books
and stationery Louisville prices As the number Of pupils
Is limited those Wishing e secure places in the institution
dence Kentucky and devong hmss to the education Of
y. youth the Principal hopes TO have the cooperation Of bis
friends in this Commonwealth OIL
For further information address e KIRBY SMITH.
Students will the At Eminence the Louisville
and Frankfort Railroad vhsnce emnibusss VIII convey them
CT. CHARkEs INSTITUTE BOARDING
- and Day School for Yong Ladies-Condncted BY me
Course Studies Of this Institute in full operation
the let Of September To the able OF asc Teachers
attached the Institute the Decess added Mr. Eugene
fded This eminent Professor will his lessons the
LIST Of October Young ladies' not pupils ofths Institute
Institute through post once box Of the Renaissance
letter II.
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.rELEGRApH COMPANY.

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'rAneni'e' oonen'' ~ 's'sn' :" u oons ,o @s
States III. Stock 90 b issued upon the same pncps
much dispose Of the Stock it Is to the
Of the country through which the lines pass.
The Capital Is TO be
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M iQ a
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.r eIo.OoO,OoO,
6sa. ir-3 .asi. INA .ss.1
In 10000 Shares Of the par va'as OF
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Bat the actual amount to be paid in Cash is
ss5 Per Share.
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And this amount ID TO be paid q follow: One per
cent at time Of subscribing and no more until the entire
capital has been subscribed and then calls to be made By
the Of Directors instruments not to exceed i've per
cent per month When thynvs per cent of the par value
Of the shares has been paid certificates Of stock viii be L.
sued This win give the Company paid up
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The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-11-05

ERENGn MEDICINEs-
GRIMAULT q CO., CHEMISTS,
g Rue RICHELIEU. PARIA
Asthma, Oppression. Dyspnes.
INDIAN CIGARETTES OF CANABls INDIcA.
PREPARED BY GRrnAuLr Co., CHEMISTS, PARIS.
Recent experiments in France England and Germany have
proved that these csre;ss are sSEssn reTsdy tS nse
stramonium and Opium have failed to give relief
Digestive Elixir OF Pepsins.
GRIMAULr CO., CHEMISTS, PARIS
PEPslNE the latest scientific discovery of DR. Corysart
hsesn % his majesty The E%peSr 81 the
which dgsts fSoa in the stomach When By some cause Is
the mucous coats Of the stomach and bowels
sSoos The Elixir Of Pspsine which By
appreciation Of the Paris Academy Of speedily cures
ali diseases and prevents vomiting during pregnancy
APPROVED BY THE PARIS ACADEMY OF
.a o. MEDICINE
BURN du Buisson's Iodide Of Iron and Man.
ganese Pills.
Of chiorosic or scrofuous affections always
ong tedious with the usua. preparations OF iron which
not unrequently fail owing the stomach not being soe to
brussels aud r.,Isaun Ct Lyons seTssu: and
owing Sh s senes Of
as Iron essential element Of the blood These Pills
hs appreciation q tie Academy
Of Medicine the principal scientific bodies They are
with certainty Of against Choros 6reen
Sckbess Stomach Complaints Poverty OF the Boed and IT
and preferable TO the Pulls OF odde
alone In all anemic scrofuous and csncerous snse
lions.
NO More Copsiba and CubeDs.
GRIuAuLrs CAPSULES AND LIQUID EXTRACT OF
AATICO vEaETALIs.
whsrs al o.nsr medicines have failed these preparations
vii awsy effect These insure rapid and
cure and chronic Of prvste
They used hospitals Of Paris By the Dr.
found greatly superior TO all hitherto Known
assd In recent snd capsules IN more chronic cassa
Syrup Peruvian bark and 1rons
-PREPARKD
GRIMAULT co., Ia ....s.5s
Chemists to d. !. II. Prince Napoleon. Paris
This medicine presents agreeable form, the sctvs
principles Of Peruvian Bark the best Of toncs combined
with Iron Of the principal base. Of the blood IL s pre-
scrbed by the eminent physicians Of Paris 70 cure
Ch0ro Green Sickness) to facilitate the Development OF
young females and health and vgor TO the system
In general trapidy the distressing stomach COM
by sneis and eucorhea 20 which ladies'
catanena and IL also excellent for pale ympnatic and
scroucu children Lastly exctes the appetite, promotes
DIGESTION end extremely beneficial to all persons whose
blood Impoverished BY Illness long and difficult
convaesenc The effects Of this syrup are ct once certain
and speedy urnu-trnrr..
Depot General In New Orleans at
Y. DUCoyGES, -.
50 Chartres street.
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DETITION-.....

HouvELLK- 0RLxAr<s, Is August 1868
Honorable Oonse Commun de In vilede Ia NouvelleOr
leans:
Les soussignes prcpetsires les Peters ct Clay
Deuxiems District de cette vie nrment respecueu
sement quill necessare de conslsr dss banquees
sur les dtes rues depus Cont jes7ua Ia de s
Douane prient de vsuor bien Performances
pecessre atm dobiger les propreses faire les ban
QUOTES face de leurs prophecies
Nous sussi quh sera convonhbe que "a Vile NJ
empierer Clay dc Ia rue Cont ue de la Deuane
de Ia msniefe qu ete fat De
Cont ala ST Louis Peasant Fvoir doit aux me
etc fats dsatres propretares sur
meme prions 3riser de la vile
fare empierer Ia Clay della Ctnti la rae de Ia
Douane =.
VIM n. vREDENBURG par VIM. II yredenburg Jr., Is
pleds sur Ia Pet srs. 100 pieds sur Ia rue Clay.
JEAN PETIT 2 pieds Ia rne Clay 2 pieds sur la rue
Peters
AvET 200 plsds Ia Clay, 100 pisds sur la rue
A. ID. GRIEFF. so pieds sur Ia Clay. .s-s
B. J. BEkKENY, 50 pieds sur Ia rue Clay. CT
A. IONA. Is p,eds sur Ia rue Clay.
FELIX LABATUT 50 pieds ssr rue Clay 80 pieds sur
IN rue Peters rHr .af lt
A. Ii. D'MEzA SO pieds sur la Clay. -,
J. A LAyILLEBEUyE, rs peds sur Ia rue Clay = peds
surls Peters
Ia Clay. so peds sur la rue Peters. .4 . . - 81
Nonbre total de pitds dams piet...............l2A
Nombre de pieds sppartenant aux petisiennaires il
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OFFICE
NOS. o. AND 60 BROADWAY,

Alinsd amount Of The Ospta stcct Of this Company b
allotted to this locality and those having spporuny and
Subscribing Will placed upos squs terms with lie
rator and win secure uks interest IA al franchises whic
have accrued or may hereafter sccrua y The Company
from any and all
Subscriptions VIII be received By
. DANIEL EDWARDS,
Resident Director for the ssstes Of Alabama Mssfsspp
Texas and Louisiana, 800
Is, 20 and 50 New Levee street,
New 0rleens.
d. WEBSTER,
At the Office Of r. q. Dun 4 Co.,
70 Canal street.
. j
!
rHa- fnfs
Parties subscribing to the Stock win communists the
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N. O. -TkAMsHIP COMPANY.
vuABTKB. OmABTBs
t..,-. ,, .,.-.-. t.-....
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
ssAss or LouuAHA. orr or NEW ozI.Azs-

30 Known ma this eighth day Of February In u.
Of Lord thousand eight hundred and
and Of the Independence OF the United States tn
1insty second. before me, Edward Iy.s notary public
cans, State Of Louisiana Aforesaid. duly commits
stoned and sworn, personally came and appeared tn
PARTIES hereinafter and undersigned who SEVERAL,
declared that syans themselves Of the provisions Of tn
statutes Of the State Of Louisiana relative to the organiss
lion Of corporations IN this State they have covenanted snc
and DO By these presents covenant agree and on
themselves and those whom they represent to form them
selves into and constute corporation for tbs objects anc
purposes and under the spustons regulations and ohhss
hons following. towft:
ARTICLEL
fhs and ttis Of said Company shan BE- the "NEv
ORLEANS STEAMSHIP COMPANY" and It's domic 10
hereby establishes In the city Of New Orleans and 1t shall
exist and continue for the Of twenty from thu
late Of these presents unless dissolved
provided for shall have corporate seal with device
he aad the Of the Company upao the margin
shsreof
I ARTICLE II. L.. ....
Tia object Of said company otherwise pro
and steamships TO constitute line
lines Of steamships to be owned and controlled In the city
New Orleans and to trade between said city and any port
or ports the Atlantic coast or Gulf Of Mexico
The Of said shall be the proper person on
whom ctsons other legal where
N the said COMPANY may be Interested
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ARTICLE Nv.

The Affairs Of said Company shall be under the direction and
Of Edward Higgfns who may at any time have
he privilege of sssocisng with him more persons from
the stockholders Of the Company subject TO the
prevail Of the Board Control who shall Board Of
Agents assist rsnsactng the business Of said Company
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ARTICLE VII.

On the expiration Of the said Of twenty-five years
hersnbeee agreed upon the existence Of said Company
majory Of the stockholders In capital shall have "a
dstemine upon the mode Of selling and disposng Of al
The property and effects belonging 10 said Company and
decide and Az the and conditions Of the sale Of
disposition thereof and finally Of winding up and hquidsns
lts afairs 70 the best advantage
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ARTICLE VIII

hreefouhs Of the stockholders IN capital shan have th
power 20 up and settle the business and affairs Of SAID
Company, any time during its existence, Of making
any odhcssns additions changes this act on giving
sixty previous notice In two Of the newspapers publishes
. this city.
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The capital stock q ssd Company IL hereby s1sd e ne
LARS divided into shares Of Fifty Dollars each all OF which
paid before the signing Of these presents which
capital NAV be increased not exceeding NIL
on ths same shoud be required BY twothlrds capital
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DAss CHKIsTIAN COLLEGE,
PASS CHRISTIAN, MISSISSIPPI.
Incorporated By Act OF Legislature Of 1859
DIRECTED By CHRISTIAN BROTHERS.

ThisCoeee has of the beautiful convenient snx
healthy locations in the country. being situated the Gull
Of Mexico afew miles distant from New Orleans ahordng al
facilities for bathing ard all other healthy exercises Tho
Of studies that pursued IN all colleges comprised
de- the egate Commercial Preparatory Departments
TERms-Qnvsh bly, in sdvance.) Board Washing, Tuition
and Doctors fee $l6 Entrance fee paid only sl0 We
cation If spent at College, 500; Instrumental Music
Drawing charges SIS dspositsd for ncdsnaa
expenses any unexpended returned
BRO. ISAIAH, President,
Pass Christian, Mis-
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1868-01-22
A Lecture

AK / TO YOUNG MEN Just Published,
EsSgwA in Sealed Envel ope Price six cents.
Eeksssa A Lecture on the Nature, Treatment
and Radical Cure of Spermatorrhtea, or Semn-
al Weakness Involuntary Emissions, Sexual
Debility, and Impediments to Marriage gener-
ally: Nervousness Consumption, Epilepsy,
and Fits; Mental End Ply 'ical 1ncapacity, re-
sulting from Solf-Abuse, &c.-by ROBERT J.
CULVERWELL, NJ. D., author of the screen
Book, &c -...--........-
The world-renowred author, in this admir-
able Lecture, clearly proves from bis own ex-
perience THAI the awful consequences of Self
Abuse may be effectually removed without
& medicine, and without dangerous surgical OPP
erations, bougies, instruments, rings, or cor
dals, pointing out mode of cure at once Ger
tain and effectual, by which every sufferer, no
matter what his conditions may be may cure
himself cheaply, privately, and radically This
Lecture will prove boon to thousands and
+. thousan Is E srs s9--E a4r
Sent under SEAL to any address, in plain
sealed envelope, on the receipt of SIX cents, or
two postage stamps. Also, DR. Culverwels
Marriage Guide" price Is cents. address the
y, CHAS. J. C. KLINE CO.,
12l Bowery, New York, Post Office box 1886
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M, .a,r, -, 81. = .tAa1 .7A.gszfs l-ssezfs
Inc weekly edition is particularly reconnen-
ded as a First-Class ssa@
-1 Family Newspaper.

>, An extra copy of the weekly will bs sent to
the getter of club of ten Grover -.
Any person sending club Of thirty Tor the
weekly will be entitled to three copies extra.
or one copy of the Tri-weekly one year. For
a club of forty; tour copies of the weekly, or
Zone copy the Daily, one year 9 SII
+ Money in registered. letters may be.sent at
our risk, and we shall not be responsible unless
letters containing money are so mailed
Additions may be made 10 clubs TO, ono year
at club rates. r~ets1;hefs SIR t-+s..
Specimen copies of the tSsntine. sent gratis on
application,
All orders should be addressed to
A'}-" s7'JERMAIN l. BRIGHTMAN. SO
zPUBLIsHras
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1868-01-22
AN ORIGINAL ROMANCE

With the first number of the .Weekly Wis
consin, for 1868, we commence the publication
of an original story, entitled s'Lanra Howard's
Romance" written expressly for. our columns,
by q popular writer of the Northwest. 1t ia q
tale of life in the West, and will be of pecu-
liar interest to the people of this beautiful, if
not classic, region. This story will run
through twelve or fifteen numbers Of the Week
Tar
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WEEKLY WISCONSIN.
s. LOO
s. Loo.
S 1, 90
TO CLUBS.

In order that the Wisconsin may do as much
service as possible in the great politicals cam
paign of 1885, which is to elect GENERAL U.
S. GRANT President of the United States, VIC
have reduced the club rates of our Weekly
and Semi Weekly editions to 3 price barely
covering the cost of the white paper And
while we shall be earnest in O ur support q
the political principles which the Wisconsin
has always maintained we shall continue to
devote a large share of our paper to the inter-
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49, WATERTO ~ N
Ayr ic ultural Store,
Woodland g Randall,

d EGULARLY Located and permanently es-
Ii tablished. After receiving the liberal
patronage we have been so highly favored with
from the farming community, and which has
been 80 successful in establishing our permanent
reputation, we deem it an act Of courtesy on
our part to acknowledge the same and return
our thanks. Hoping we may receive contin-
nance of the heretofore literally bestowed pat
ronage we offer new and better bargains in the
way Of Farming Implements. "fe se
|. We keep none but the Best. ~ .....-.
We sell none but the Best. .a s. -
f. We have none but the Best.
y. P. MANNY'S COMBINED a2.a. 7
''1-' REAPER and MOWER,
HUBBARD COMBINED .s-.g
REAPER and MOWER,
GLOW REAPER and 81, ~ --.- ~
- - MARSH HARVESTER
= HUBBARD LIGHT MOWER,
HOLLINGSWORTH'S SULKY RAKE
(The best implementin USE
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1868-01-22

From and after April 18th, 1867. Traiuss will
leave, in connection with all Western lines, as
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1868-01-22
Vegetable Siicii|iap Hair Remover

Has stood the test Of sere,, gears
trial By the public aud no 2,repd-.
rat on for tn htti7' get discOcered
eUiU produce the same beneficial.
results. 1t as q 9,eaO scienfiffc dis
! coUesy, nlbiatis,g the most pO,ce7'-.
ftGL and restorative agents in the
VEGETABLE KINGDOM. It restores
GRAY HAIR TO IRIS ORIGINAL YOUTH
Full COLOR. e:(n makes the SCALP,
aUTsite and clean; cures d0f,iruT
and ha41aoTs, and falling out Of the
3 hair; aud aciU make it gs'OtC upon
2 bald heaas,a e.ccept in gerry aged
PERSONS as 1T furnishes the 3sHta-i-
tiUe principle by sUniclt the hair
is 7somrisfed 0ud supported. 1t
makes the hair moist, soft, G7d
glossy, and as unsurpassed as u
HAIR ORESSiNG.s a Tt is the cheapest
preparations ecer offered to tie
!, public, as one bottle ,DiU accom-
lIish more a.ld EGst longer than.
three bottles of any other prepare
tom. v5 bsIfupsaa q sssassE aids g. 3
IL IT. is recommended and used by
the First Medical Authority.
The aCo,etesJi,t results prottHcet
6Y oar iSiciyi0st Hair Reneacer
hare induced 3naalay to 21aaslatfdc-.
.GAfcs preparedness |Oj. tNc, s11s@I
at7sde7' CGri0atS names GnG d7a
2 order to induce the trade a7,t5sthe'
public to purchase their COM
pounds, they haUe 2esorted to false.
hoods, By .clGin,a,tg they scere
former Do7'f3,e1.s, or had SOME con-
7tectiO71 aUith sOaE7. 0fr'. Han. and
their preparation sOasa sissaiIu9' to
ours. Do not be deceiceJ by them!
Purchase. the. original: 1T has
eeUea' beer. equdfIed. Oar Treatise
on the Hair, sOith ce3tiyf
free by mail. See that each bottle
hds oar .prirate ~Rere1sae Stamp
oUe2. the top OF the bottle. Al 9th
ef.s are limitations. 49,.
R.P. Hall & Co., Props, Nashua, N. II.
ESD Sold By oil Druggists and Dealers in Medicine
20 c. A. COOK, CHICAGO ILL.,. g
AGENT for the N or.fh- w So ST at
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present administration, continue to sattr,xe ana
ismpoon the power that osn without the least
announced as nearly ready for the public
1.-THE favor Is not to live, but TO know how to
liven collection OF useful rules and recelpts for
living fast Life and enjoying large salaries by Be-
New fashion OF giving lustre to the boots OF tho
President and his Cabinet, being recipe to make
them emit a sweeter odor, and other domestic Gu
riosites," by F. Zarco.
'.The rights OF the people, sovereignty OF the
States constitutional guarantees" &C., &c, by l. j..
Vallarta s. L. de Tejada and Benito Juarez, being q
collection OF stories and lies to please children In
TREATISE on constitutional rights,n by Lie.
Ignaclo l.. yalarta. This work Will serve as q text
book for the common schools OF CHINA.
Let us finish by giving u few samples or native
wit:-''rhe ceremony OF marriage Is not necessity
In order to people the republic with young genera
ton who wlli heartily support citizen PRESIDENT
The Governor of Jalisco was impeached and dis
graceu Dy the general government because ne De-
leved tne states had some rights the federal conf
pact was bound to recognize. Lozada recognizes
neither state nor federal government and he Ia re-
spected or rather feared by the official Successors
OF Maxlmian. Comment Ii unnecessary
The disturbed state Of the country needs material
for soldiers Though we told the country IL at
peacel ana consequently citizen President Juarez
ana Cabinet nave generously decreed to present
handsomely bound volumes OF the vouininous
pr0na,actdnfentOs Issued during their reign to any
lazy giving Drth 70 three or more children Ut one
ACCOMPLISHMENT.
We think by this time the reader has very fair
idea OF the vagarles OF the Mexican press. They
have their own jokes "g0ing the rounds for which
they are deeply indebted to La Cnfspa the Spar6J,
published ut Guadalaara, and La Arfspa the Wdsp)
published at Guanajuato. AS their names would
Indicate they are fun Of fre and stings The SPARK
has been .'denouncedn less than four times
within the past two months; but the fire Is yet
extingutshed. The Wasp keeps singing the largest
onical prey in the republic and Its fangs are still
free. Presumlng that the reader Is thoroughly salts
fed with the dessert set before him, the writer,
happy In that knowledge without further ceremony
drops the curtain.
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IMPORTANT DECIsIoN.-The Savannah Republican
OF the 10th ult., publishes important decision Of
Judge Erskine pronounced on Tuesday In the United
States Circuit Court In that city. 1t Is Of prac-
teal interest," not only to the profession but to the
people at large. The main point involved may be
stated briefly thus:-A, who holds life estate, dies
during the war; and are remalndermen, the
former resident Of the North, the latter OF this
State. At the instance or q the Superior Court
granted o decree for the sale of the property
which was accordingly sold and payment re-
ceved In Confederate currency; comes for
ward Us complainant and contests the sale,
which the Court now sets aside void, and
orders the property restored to the remainderman,
Is with rents and profits to the extent OF his interest
June last and was debated two days. The intricacy
Of the points raised In argument and the number as
well importance OF the principles involved caused
the Judge to hold the case under advisement until
Tuesday last when he delivered his decree giving TO
the complainant the amounts claimed in his bill
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ESCAPE OF A FEMALE FoRGER.-Mrs. Harper, the
woman who was bound over to the December term
OF the Superior Court in Middlesex county, escaped
from Haddam jail on "Wednesday night The Rhode
Island bank officers, who were cheated by her
forgery OF draft drawn by bank In this city, and
the 2ooo o,ner sufferers py her lorseIies, VIII DC
must have been gross carelessness somewhere to
have let her OF 80 easily.-HdfuOrd Courd, Oct 81.
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A NEW HAMPSHIRE MuaDsaEa CoaDg MINED TO sE HANGED
DipsOmanla Not q Sufficient Plea for Homi-
eide.
From tho Boston Journal, Oct. 81.

IFTUW lIU BUSIUn JOurnaI, UCu. 3I.I
The trial OF Josiah L. Pike at Portsmouth, n. H.,
for the murder OF Thomas Brown, at Hampton Falls
In that State was closed yesterday afternoon and,
the jury having found the prisoner guilty OF murder
In the first degree, he was sentenced to be hanged
Tuesday, the 9th day OF November, 1868. Pike was
defended by Mr.. b. Ii. Frnk, Of Portsmouth whose
chief object was to show by testimony that the ac-
cused was victim OF dipsomana ian insane thirst
for Intoxicating liquorl consequently was mentally
diseased and morally irresponsible Several PROM
inent physicians testified that Pike was afflicted,
also several OF his relatives and those who knew
him. On this assumption OF insanity Mr. Frink
made powerful plea Tor mercy. Attorney General
Clark, for the prosecution spoke to the jury for an
hour, and at twelve O'Clock Chief Justice Perey gave
his charge stating that never before had he known
defendant to put In the plea OF dipsOmania. The
jury were OUT only about one hour and their yer
dict Pike sentenced to be hanged above stated.
The condemned man has not exhibited any feeling
during the trial, and even while hearing his sentence
he remained perfectly unm0ved. Lie will be taken
to Concord to-day.
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ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LIT.

A FLOORS IN NEW HOUSES, WITH GAS AND
"A. water TO LETT b24 s 52s West Thirty street,
Tenth avenue rent va and S2s Apply premises or
Of Gko. W, TANNING. ~ Blocker strseh
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ITO LET, TO TWO IN FAMILY-A ROOM AND LARGE
hall Bedroom In house ga West Thirty street.
Call fort w days,
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LARGE BALL ROOM TO LET-IN BREvoORT
"A Hail. on ftyfourth street, Third avenue. Apply
In the floor
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Two LET-ON BROADWAY, UNPUBLISHED ROOMS,
suits and sngy, for housekeeping business or lodg
Ing purposes Also furnished Rooms Apply at 7oy Broad
OOm