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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1869-02-20
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IuR LAST DAYS or CARTHAGE
AsIsTER OF FABIOLA.

.3di mIis at -fifiPhne usm 1e p9di
os SISTER OF FABIOLA.
With the commencement Of the
new volume, d Story, written for the
Banner Of he South, entitled I
"The Last Days OF Carthage, sf 4
-'e'r sister Or Fatisla.r irdH
viii make ia appearance, and run
through many numbers. FH -
The scene Is located d Carthage,
IN tho second century, the hero and
heroine being historical characters.
II Ia one OF the most graphically
written and deeply interesting stories
ever published, being an historical
romance Of the early ages Of Chris
tianity. : 20 - ayitfef r1f,n blsog'
II Is written for the Banhef Of Ar
South, after the manner Of the French,
BY a gifted writer.
Now Is the time for our friends
and admirers 10 aid IN In extending
our circulation. We want the Ban
aer Of he South 10 have The largest
number Of readers Of any, paper Of
the kind In the country.
ANY one sending ne a club OF Ave.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1869-02-20

Butler, the spoon thief, was badly
snubbcd by his own party in the
House Of Representatives, onthc CO.
casion Of counting the electoral vote
for President and Vice President.
The President of the Senate has
appointed Us the Inauguration Com
mittee Senators Yates, Of Illinois,
Cragin, of New Hampshire, and
McCrcery, of Kenticky. eo,1 OH
lord Chesterfield once remarked
that even Adam, the first man, knew
the value of politepess, and allowed
Eve to have the first bite of the APP
pleo 1.l i1 tluo1 aii9WiaJ &
Always catch a lady when she
%faints, but don't rumple her hair II
makes her "come to" before she is
fairly ready. 81 onoi- bHm Dildsi1
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1869-02-20

~ New fmh HmM mysf
HFvhHw W. "a eshlshss n -
aals Aha gnISd mahrial pfsHh#Aa
tie #aHh my W kmad h lbs fsa
sAat sls prizes N eve AsasAs II N
dlasfsai eealhsfb Nialss 4 steadily
Using IN Wall direct fhs directors
II or New yofk savings hank, Via
ase msssfhinIIy tsnafsalivs, IN
asils aad aagaalsas, haze IaiaIy Isashl
lafgeIy " those slaie bonds. The
soulhefn psgpIe themselves are aIse
adding considerably 10 their Invest.
ment IN these bonds, Other ehear
ing signs u The enerRy witt which
lbe f%eeupefniiyo powa of iie 5ouih
are awakening may DO found 10 iis
great cotton crop, estimated n tvd
hundred million dollars 10 The plen-
.tIhI rice and sugar crops In the
abundant production Of everything
consumed by The southern people d
homej IN The report that 10 mau;
paris Of The South labor has become
even cheaper than Il used 10 be In th'
days u slavery and, lastly, Ia man,
indications That the political pacihca'
ton which must infallibly follow tn
Inauguration Of President Grant vii
open at the South an era Of goot
feeling and Of unprecedented pros
| pcrily.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1869-02-20

~ The French or nsdric standard oI
measurement Is about to BE- intro
dacedl BY the United States Govern
ment. The Superintendent d ~
Gosst Survey. In o kster 10 sesrslary
Me- allcch, says fey ssss Of metric
standards Of length arr IN precr~ Of
construction. n 80 b n Z LII
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1869-02-20

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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1869-02-20
AGENTs..

We wish 10 arrange Win Aseais male Of
finale, To- fvprssen, Ne Amsfisan Shuttle
Sewing Machine, IN och STATE, county, and
Town IL ,hs United States and Ontario. Extra
inducements to Espsriencsd Agents. For full
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1869-02-20

Is tetailed at a price within the reach Of all.
This Machine uses a amisht needle, makes the
LooK STITCH (alike on both daes) has a
alkadIusiing tension, aud can doessy safissy
Of sewing Il viii hem, fell, hind, cord beaid,
scam, Guilt, tuck, tuflc, and gathers will work
equally well ON silk. lIuea, wooden, or cotton
goods with silk, linen, or cotton thread. fedf
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-11-04

counties return badly. The Democratic
State ticket has probably carried the day
entire. The efforts OF the Democratic lead.
ers appear to have been chiefly directed 10
reverse the control Of tho State Senate and
the election of majority of Assemblymen
more especially the former, with the purpose
of bringing the Senate 10 accord with Gov,
Hoffman
The World saYa; In this State the Demo
cratic State ticket appears TO have been
elected by u majority of at least 10000. In
almost every county there are reports Of
Radical losses as compared with the vote of
Grant. General Sgel ran ahead OF his tick.
ct in this and other large cities, and his total
vote proablo exceeds that cast for Mr. Gree.
ley or any other candidate on the Radical
ticket. At this writing Is a. nj the Demo
Gratis appear to have secured ma ajority in
each branch Of the State Legislature, though
full returns may record majorety in the
Senate to the Radicals.
The Herald says: The returns of our State
Indicate the success of the Democratic State
ticket, but the Republicans have working
majority in the Legislature. The Democrats
lose heavily in the city, but the Republicans
lose heavily throughout the State. The
election has gone by default in short vote,
after the fashion OF tho late October elect.
ion
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-11-04

At Macon, Ca, there ia young man sew
enteen years old, and not knowing the al
phabet. who can solve the most difficult
mathematical problems, Being asked what
would horse bring, there being 81 nails in
his shoes, allowing cents for the first
9 cents for the second, 81, 81, and so on?
This required thirty.two distinct multiplca
tions, and run up into trillions, yet he did il
in three minutes
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-11-04

Ten years ago, young men went to New
York from the interior of the State, with q
drove of cattle, sold them, WAS robbed OF his
money, sailed Immediately to California
without notifying his family, and they nat
1rally concluded be was dead. He recently
gathered up his ten years aceumulations,
amounting to $4,000, started back to his
native village to execute a surprise upon his
family; but stopping off at Liverpool, was
taken sick and died. A fellow traveller has
inst arrived at Warwick, Orange county, TO
inform the Quackenbush family Of the ad
vanture and death of their relative.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-11-04

Elhu Gregg, convicted of setting fire to
the court house at Kiugwood, Preston coun-
ty, West Virginia, when called up for SEN
tence last week, was allowed to choose one
of two modes of punishment for HIS crime,
hanging or Imprisonment for life, and select
ed the former. Judgement was according
ly pronounced the time fixed for the exeeu'
ton being the 28th Of January next.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-11-04

The Duke of Genoa, whom the Spanish
mouarchists desire to make King of Spain,
is not a son of Victor Emanuel of Italy
but his nephew. He is named Thomas
Albert Victor, and is but Is years of age, so
that his election as King would be really
the choice Of King in future, the Gov
ernment being administered by regency in
hi5 mama
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-11-04

Governor Scott, OF South Carolina, work.
ed in Stark county, Ohio, as taller, TWEEN,
ty years ago, and there in no reason existing
in the minds of the people of South Caro-
lima, why he should have discontinued his
employment in Ohio.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-11-04
sc. Louis Marlzet.

Telsgrsphed to the Argr'
sr. LOUIS, Nov. 4.
Flour--spring, fat: winters ,55a4,5O; extra, 5;
Xxx and XXX, b50s5,75; choice, 8, ,50a7 ,4OaS,OO.
Wheat-weaker; prime winter. la2e lower: Red
rejected 90a92c; choice, ,03Bl,05
Corn--dull; mixed yellow, 7la72 white, s5-
ass: mixed, 79aSOe.
Oats-duIl, 42a43 for No. 2, mixed white, Acc;
choice 49a50.
Fye-6Sa74.
Cotton-243.
Pork-new, 1890; old, 20, ,2Oa30.
Clear Sides-l94; new sHgar-cured hams, 22ei
old Cumberland, 25c.
Lard l6SalS.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-11-04

A petition signed by nearly thirty thou
sand voters will be presented at the next
session Of the French Senate, for the pur'
pose of bringing about a vigorous enforce
ment Of the laws against dueling.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-11-04

The murderer Taylor, who was hanged at
Exeter, England, lately, stated dnring his
incarceration that the idea of shooting his
victim was suggested to him by the picture
of similar occurrence in the Police Neps.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-11-04

The New York Express says that the
statement that the use of tobacco b. persons
who do not use alcoholic drinks will cause
blindness, is leading many to foolishIy add
whisky drinking to tobacco smoking and
chewing.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-11-04

1tisestmated that there are 100000 dogs
in the United States, exclusive Of those who
imagine they are men. The Philadelphia
Press proposes to levy tax of 81 upon
each of them and thus add $6,OOO,O 900 to
our revenue. But wouldn't the tax kill the
dnna2
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-11-04

A young man, eighteen years old, in Ad-
ans county, Wis, was attacked by lynx
the other day, and thrown to the ground,
with the animals grip on his throat, and but
for the presence of dog, would probably
have been Killed.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-11-04

Samuel Shepherd entered his fathers sick
room, at Okalona, Miss, last Saturday night,
and shot him through the head, killing him
instantly. The frscticide fed, but was cap
tured by the citizens, and barely escaped
lynching. The deceased was collector Of In.
ternal Revenue.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-11-04

The house Of l.. W. Hassleman, we'll
known citizen of Indianapolis, was entered
on Monday evening, and robbed of jewelry
and fine clothing to the amount of $4,000.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-11-04

A man and his wife in Boston are making
a fortune by the manufacture of dolls shoes.
The shoes go through some twenty changeu
illustrating the latest styles as the peculiar
genius of merican industry.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-11-04

Miss Susan B. Anthony has antidoted q
large amount Of Harvard's Scripsural teach.
ings by putting the poor divinity students of
of that institution on the free list of the Rev
oIutiOn
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-11-04

John Wortenby, returned Californian,
has sued for possession of the entire town of
Smyrna, Del, which railroad developed
during his absence.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-11-04

The Detroit sorosis are wranging about
the value of George Francis Train as an
ally. The great majority think he does
more good than harm.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-11-04

The people of San Francisco are congrat'
ua.ing themselves on not having az ami.
versary earthquake on the 2lst Of October.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-11-04

The National Baptist Sunday school Con
venton is in session at st. Louis. Twenty
seven States are represented.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-11-04

From 2O,OOO,0oo 10 $4,000, ,OO0in value
of farm machinery is said to be annually
sold to the farmers of tho West and North.
Wp6t
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-11-04

Detroit reelected Mayor Wheaton, Demo.
crat, and Democratic majority in the
Common Council.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-11-04
NOVELTY CORN MEAL MILLS

TN CONNECTION with his Planning Mil, the
| rvb,criber is still conducting the Novelt!
Corn Meal Mills, and has constantly on hand 8
super;,r quality Of white and yellow kiln dried
meal, by the barrel or hundred pounds Highest
As pxslis 10 respectfully solicited.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-11-04
patlv argus.
e. ~ "
OFFICIAL PAPE ER.

The oil fever promises to break out again.
A 250 barrel well has been struck on West
Pithole Creek.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-11-04
DIR. B. +. MITCHELL,
MEDICAL ELECTRICIAN.

DY REQUEST of patients In Rock Island
ID County, will have rooms at the ROCK lsiand
House every Tuesday and Friday during the
fall whore he will treat with electricity all KINDS
of diseases, both acute and chronic. ELECTRICITY
will locate the disease 10 tho sstlsactlon Oh any
N natiep, One trial will satisfy any one of this
TACT. Ms. stallcup will attend to lady patients
Tho Doctor and his sister are well known in
Davenport, as Mrs. stallcup has been residen,
of that city for some years, and can bring good
references from some of the best families IN the
city, a. TO the efficacy Of her treatments IN Gil
Female Diseases. Have cured Deafness, feVer
and Ague, Catarrh, Bronchial Affections, where
everything else h IS failed; also, Liver and hia-
uey Affections. No shocks given. The treat
meuts are pleasant TO the most nervous patients,
eyen to infants. Let the afflicted give us call
we will do them good. Charges reasonable
Consultation free. Hours from A. NJ. to . p
". aug23dtf
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-11-04
BUSINESS CARDS.
BLYTHE L. STODDARD,
WAGON MANUFACTURERS,
Rock Island. YiIiroiw-

MANUFACTURE all kinds of Wagons
w Carriages, Sulkies, Skeletons, Farm and
Express Wagons, &c. Every description OF r.
pairing done at short notice. Particulal alton
ton paid to manufacturing to order.
may26dly.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-11-04
c 0 M M ( R ClAl.
Latest New York, Chicago and
st. Louis Reports.
Correct Rock ISLAND Quotations.
Mock island market.

Rock ISLAND, November 4.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-11-04

olution.
, 1869-10-22

che hrst- ltrcsa:. at ". .A:ax;,ony~%
k',&ts>-A ne<v tst.*n fnr Krpntri.sE
snv n:snas.ccs- -I1at.tEiai-Ef4HitEol
Matters.
Spec:a. lp.tatch 10 The lh~2cn Tribune.
-. lAtL- Oct. u.
TIC new hstaA tn the ii. .,ti'ul. i,l!s IL ItA-
luw thc ca.:.r d:E. t:u:Ir .senE: tho urst break,
Sue. os.r ths tunEtI l.i"rtn llrruer,n an'l
ttcollct 1s1anl. Nnca .at:s! tho funnel
with water, .eavinc II III aS -.s:Ee ts1:s:..on II
WIS NEtn TIC r., :,s'as nte.ra.d *2a b, r.
s-austd ty that cvt:.'- IT, sac tn.! n:il hat nit
the t.nc 1eco rons'"crSd n N" E:'st ,.,ater, as
se act I as s;n, = az ' S a. w m r sn'
SS rs w.. ,sw ,s ~, s. .,s,a! y;.s + y
those interested IL te a'>I is'"e:. y: e1'.vr TO
*ayt fEssns s.rs'sr:y. y t.i Hc..te i: i..c heal
of S,4'Te' Ind iL's n. '~ At :ci'nca>c
III tEc .sa:t1 lsr.1 ,r =. N:,os ss.t'.. a.;n Al
ffc FHn 1sr.c "Ntrct ru:. 7-,li fsr.:l TIC oItc.
s.n't: 'E. .c:"F .4;t. - sn' '~r c1 t'ttak,
tlany kt.&e, Ht.d t.ru~ II acn..s 10
;hs s',s.a, s:s e,1. ss,1!s :A:'':. nri,N1.1,.y
Ter II Il TT lspsi< # ne rEtlE,'l Lit! what
o:her 11stfbtefrru's frNT IL. ,tu.sht Ett.,ir1,.
Nse"ssc Fsancs> Tram las challenger Mr. non-
t4,lt 10 a .f!=c.,-s.un Ut III, ss1'. cn-s'!"r,
AnIIrw I. ilAta III. stt,. f:s,:ln i:eh AZ .1EAce
Aa~t.n'* tucessess III Lac d.: @e:.ta Of The Aau-
ias. C,csr o1 At:cu. a s7,n-., keeper, was 20
tao.f 1.-a:+H =. s'ruske.. rem, nv s~n Iurr,
EsrstI l.. :Ll mi .tkv.; s"v, ri: We ouo.
tfat he ana r,c:!afs. fh' nen aase tesn IT.
IrA!rft-
Wafer Pusry. nit ri:c:. was hanesesl
Fcnteiess Nlt1 IL rate hail c;Eh, = tho sAaads ot
fIErtre is,x-i. nj Stil"asr, ~ TEr..say efcn'
in1 a.a ssn! f1obab!s IT, LaHt:: aud i.ls 1a;hc:
llayc Il IN arrested.
The aitr:!csM,ls Tri.1N Newspaper has
cfltpce.l ntetslt iuss4 Hugh H. GrEn Eastag
smtrEase.s Il coa:Essltu= nssoar: q the stacx
TIE 1I.ptt f:as Hrcn ssri.i:ier Ct ". u. Ha-!t.
Earllr us cst.sttI1lc tcE 9oacIf-S ever s!1f@ ".
efuf, bGt IL t. said tAat, tLtE A'tvadtEf II 1T
;.irseIrs tie rnu15r,s1 III ire *to"A Ess sTcn anil
:teI tie Itapee IT. AoH IN TIE tn1'f'%. ~ H3Fn
Mntrtrpn, an orroucnt Ct NaShhlTne'f, ust Fiji
Republican, tn Io.il:ca
, 1869-10-22

ANOTHER ska1oes .acc1pESr, by tho cx1!os1on
OF a AtroscDe lamp, occurred last evening. The
.ict!m eeinR . matr1cd ~ptlah t.arutt. Mrs. Mar
Ease1 l. HURLEY, tcstdiug on the 1h.rl loor Of
No. is DrcEncr tsIeet The sh1r stood upon a
When II exploited, and IN . nomen, sas enilze
n ora .seeacd Oh .n:c. Mrs. ilusk:ty,
,Ssnas, ntn cp'1 'Eue 0taets atf eaSts ssaes0sa
il occurring .heir safety was uadly Burned herself
a,uur the fsce. hacds, 2y12s aDd Jl12aa Medical
o a. % a sss ins : Il sss
i.ofar6y. The explosion Of the LAMP 1erl 70 an
aliu tfcm Dox Nd is, bn: the services Of the
stneu,saei u nc assshSsrs. na:.asc < i sut:d:s8
s,tGh.,
MANSON STREET, rron s.ate 70 tse .ivcr. is ]us.
now II pretty had cord.tton. Sos.e people are
doubtfSi nboat 81, there @ bs'nk raseEcnt "a &C
fare. The street Is nEt,.!ieE EoE than II was t,e.
fore The blocks were laid, amt IS l1ap.c 10 pcco1e
Nos 81 n NorEs s,,ga IN
the aneslosatioA Of !ts condition. Ne1rs enough
Eud 70 1u Waa& reEa!ts Of the basin can he
tctapet up an5 1sy On East Madison auet:. 1t :.
almost tine TO Gait Il Cd.
mint Equities: III tAe-e II irets far the u lex
aatcr OF keeping tho records wn1rh c1ists ih TIE
Reeonfelis Office. The Indexes are cotst4nuy
t!om Que TO tour days Lealnd hs,c. Ii 1t possible
The Clerk. Mr. dec hot Ieeelst su11tten: retau-
ner2t!on to enable him 10 have the baslDess IN nts
ONCE done.as IL thcrls 1e. and the various took.
Ia open 10 the pubic:
TuE JAccs RnssSBERo alluded 10 II oar roitce
Cout scfert, Yesterday. as having oeea phi sndes
tcuts on the rhsrgc o. trceiylcS st.'co p1r1er:F
~ IL ne; IS t. n.
frstci tic taE Previous the snn OF {nts MI Hoaeo'
berg. though he he has sou Of that Earne, Wao
however, Is t1aycl.ts, AZ the rrsstss t0ae, 10
Eufrne.
, 1869-10-22

finaa AGj curnsuent pk the tfo.Ta
oT f:ru:t:lz:ttlos -t'nHEE.afaa1:sfarS
observation-disclosures o. tAc Session.
sc.
Srec.a. 1lcs7a.eE TO TIC Cn:eaEn TTn::ur-
SrNiatfta tH'..!-
Gle s,a.e Eoetd ef Equalization ns.oarnei g:
-: ncl.tl s:>:~.scIasEs.
,za,.on waa ante, c:a.s!: II al O.. tes'"s;s O.
tSber ror,tnittrrs ,E'c orr san.c- The :cit: was
adopted, N1tie1t any ss"ttats r oF - e5cfi't-
.rI 1rw r.. mntrs txr!a1n:s: ;:t.: sct>s,
Ircp Ioloa eh ire E.ra: cozoi-t:Htntars sHS9.:-
.,o1.r 10 ilft efc. n1d te' r,fi'As :s'f 'G:et
l:a,1, Of Jea}av:ess Cou:E 1sct4t ss:saS far t:lr
q: tie iau'. Of fss s:afe all as s.s .!.-s ~
ff ills r1n4t ii property s.:sI sv.tr.ta cf ha
.I..ccr. ~e}c: fc.E:- to -ave :a:vS .:
.nleefirn c. tGc ceac..te Ss p.Is~:c@. -s'' l'~''
Mx. CH.rNA~: Oar ou::- eSs n1' 'n. ceeu ']2R {
for th': trsA:o7. aEn :hr re>li~ s.f'essA W.
tont nt'sc f<s:s, ~! s.':;.S rr :a'ti'tE t'Jss y.
ssectt. re- ha,c 1s,4.a asc1;;y = r. si:sye,
taltt have IT. :.;l .:.::,:ee tsa5 ::Se tteF
<:cne thtts+ tsf ct:tn 81. r. hs M u, q Ic!
..elinera:l'ns. We ka'c EtlcF7':r eot1"f7c', NJ;
EFT. bs,e Ecthea-eT 'siei l.; e. i-:rs t5c ee1a
The. Il or cees:!n-. however. ~k. to req
mn .la: ,pg l. as il:s Q! ID s:.G4 is !}Ca.
in.- Ter tht !e.t TO co.ae. ~, Il 4as s'eNk
:::sa. CO... IT,. . nc1s sosn ) G:1s: s:.s !:
'ausl ~nr thc 'a:,s!s 81 Or SCI AZ aas it1s.o
rs q .nH;orsGly c7ov..cea TIA. nc sys--
~ u" !! ssse ''a,'"tn: ia;o tn:,esn it e:a.,e< AZ
,a'sr .s:,o q doliara aE cess 70 sasa ssI7ss
" ss1 hJ or a:,'* :na1 10 eospi{-
, 1869-10-22

gsy a sse eoaat,: a ~ ass;,.eat ass,.eat q th pro
seas.'ss M e au, sopa g.: nsa! Il t. sss a.
a no. TIE assessors 1aSs osen H. ~ ssas
tulsG, aDn nay ~ a,ss. teep. what course re saau
hote rst,, VII or a9 tss; xs can ds
cissstit.2yas 9y sa5in2 thai would ah.noou Tie oia
6rst rS .s. s2ie altogether, and proccnI By
fairly oas 1epoIteas 90. 49,, nanI AZ Soa9ne. xe.e
Il, Il - esa'1s,.,un: then would piaee them hem
Trn ets.s hy tten!e1sea ana not dla.u1o tneir
. u see9 ssnt SeSs II ri H. .p sss ss:e sepa
asfeAsed TOO low, and raise them 10 Z icTel viii
i1e xcn9S S299httes foond 10 be right; thea
es ken ors issr1 .nd ss ss,e fssa, sssa
70 nIiDg them dorn 70 ieSei win he eo1.ec. sds
fssde ur: 5ou would n thai eteater Justice woald
be done than b! The o1a sya.em- 0eNA
-, beg 5oa to think Of this Important question.
&C. &c 1e, tut eacS e CO.! eoant9 ADOPT I'D s
the 81 1nto es ess*es a1ssaa s,ta 81 :,
Imaginary Ts'oe q fauo appiea. vnlca aa. ~ p,ov. ~
e. Il py opn,oa ana al@ays w prots s'',,
% tpr resa .aspaser, daa 81 Of tqnsqps, r. hssa
,ne beard tor Their Industry sad de.sc 70 sp n.9- u
good OF ;hc Staie. mi ~ s1as S1,nsle to the
Sna';nsS: ssss,.. ana other a'sa osete !S tas fas
;t tns ialse!Si and cheerful pcr1orusnce o. the'F
ter 1sss Closed t. stats ses.top ho.d Of
erai :ss o. ~ report of The COMMITTEE on Cen
~ Latt evening Nj. Niles offered tue fo1,ovjne
=, E..:*.<1 T1t.t fse Ch.irn,sn Snd s,~,rt =, ...
sNs " tSersy AvInanted Columttes On Reyeaae
sa u. isss.:ss: ssts ssst 2 1sSs i
s :sa I'll .t.sa L ,e stfs II; i:
.@:.4Ht I I'd :!af ,.Rf!l
~; ~; Gapp presented the following which was
t. IT, tsl h;<sr a,;ss
1tsai f.3 -. :ae e ts'as,ex aosa + ia "a
e ts Is01s s5sp e
=, T. .ad +. s,,F1..pe1 eefasd a.. b. tSs
M ii. ~ e e. :s SSas;
Z Is ae .as ts sS IL & ssi 6
es 3 sat 8 .se q :ss s
hc rtso.ptnt 1ssess Il the roeTen1 ot ihx rxtsent
XII g. 4; I'D 4aiiot Il faSi
s.; Diysas aEsTsa the following resolution,
4 -.
aaf5 tunty C1c1ka tn co1rtle. I'd .rtns to~nshtp
H IN ~sfent1ns hEou the tauertnrs hoyks
the tfsuaxtd yaur dettstped ~ th4a bn4rd to rx
I. ID. tttfs sAae usDu IN. values cqaslzed y the
lcstcftiaJ In0Ep!ng. at about half past clock,
p number Of luen We're engaged Ia e1casa1itE
hank feil In hLd nearty hurt.4l = tnaa nst,,ej
latisck 1IaQer4y. by The Hll .! his fellow
NC lAutn. he Wig cxtr!cats1t, when II wax fcund
fEst BIS ShoGlticr b12IIr pnR badly fr.,'Sar,1,
train tic ctara itr ol the in}urr, eoaat,rr1s...
nc ut elapte te:oru h. Will be able to 10 Acy
ELrA.
The ray-rcn Ct tic State uoasri Of Equalization
arcuEn:s q the kum nj s1,s1l. mach
!css th1n the aMtuat appropriated for the
Eu'pcse- 1lr la@ a1owIne The loay.t 10
III tLir1s '!ass II TIC ne,rrs lAoaEas proper 10
cons1aIe fltir lahbF4 tbtttX that fx:rtoi, lus
c1Ch o3t VI !acse gentlemen we're des:1uus
q t,o.l9 s.eir Worl satisfactorily, nut
~ :aS tah..' tnc cxpet!lluusly aud
=. :, !itle cost In The StAf+ ii p<lasloc- The
FEt',c ft{ tLs.: u this frFf.nn wilt rot excrc,1
Eas''- Il II ~ th> re haRatelle comp1re41 to tae
Il tt & thlt VIII II: from tleir Labor.