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PEABODY MEDICAL INSTITUTE,
.rrrlD NO. { BULFINCH sr.,','
Opposite Revere House. ....BosroN

Opposite Revere House, ...'boSIoN.
Tho Trustees OF this fnstItution tsls pleasure In
announcing that they have secured the service: Of
the Eminent and well kpowu Do. A. a. HAYES,
late surg. u.B. Army. Wee President of Colsmbia
College Of physIe ms and Surgeons. he.
This Institution now publishes ths popular med
Zeal hook entitled .sThc Science sf Life. or
written By Dc. Hayes. IL
treats upon the Error, Of YosfA, yssmsfys DE.
siins Of Maskesd. ssmiasi Wsaknss, ssd ~ DIS
sasss and ss.ss Of ns Gsas,afirs Orgsns. Thirty
thousand copies sold the last year. IL 10 Indeed
book ios every man.-yosnx mon In particular.
rrtse only 81.
feet treatise Of the Kind syvv offered The pablo.
entitled, ..sexnal PhyseelsGy. or Woman,
the best engraving This hook 10 slso FROM the
pen OF DR. Hayes. Among the VARIOUS chapters
nav be mentioned, The Mystery u Lfss-Beauti-
fuI On.prinx.-Beauty. its vslss 10 Wofnsn,-Mar-
rnge.-Geseral HyEsine Of Moman,-rucsrS,-
Change of Llfs.-EIcesses Of the Marrieds-Prs.
vention o. Conception, &c. In beastiful ffsneh
cloth, o. 10 Turkey Morocco, full gill; eo0. ~.
ther OF thee books are sent by mall. sscafeU
sealed. pestage paid. on recsipt ~ price a..
r s'Psabody Jsarnai % ueaItn, III
e,sss paper In every rsspsct.-s paEss, ~ column.
GpuLIished On the arst VI February, asa s'e .,
month during the year. subscriPIen e
year only so cents. Specimen c?P's ds in.,I.
suy s1dfess, on sppiicstioa 70 the rss'0'' '"'"
'a's r.sar II. HArss, n, d., Resident and Con-
sn" 4, IN si-sys Ne cossaiird IN Ne strets',
49,, rrru srssrk In tbs osTsans sesh
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THE .orn cosonrss--sD SESSION

.r... r SENATE lr ,...r.' ..r
wAsIuSGroS, Jan, 2&--Mr. Stewart from
the Judiciary committee presented the erelen-
tials Of Mr.. Hill rs Senator elect from Georgia,
with resolution that he Is not entitled to n
seat. T| .." ~. "' -". !
Mr.. Trumbull presented a minority report
taking issue with the views Of the majority.
Mr.. Hendricks gives notice that he would cx-
press his views subsequently. .r- -
The President Lard before the Senate Pc
titioa Of Mr.. Lincoln, widow OF the late Presi-
dent, asking for . yearly pensiOn.-The petit
ION Is written ON notepaper with q heavy MOURN
ing border, and reads as follows: f0
Toths Honorable viee President Of the Uni
TED States. iTH -H .Es.~H .H..Hyr.
S,R,-I herewith most respectfully present
70 the honorable Senate Of the unitei States an
application for n pension. am q widow Of a
Pre~eent of the united States, whose life was
sacrilccd in his country's service. That sad ca
lamity has greatly impaircd my health and by
advice Of my physicians Il have come over 10
Germany ~ try tho mineral waters AMI durin &
the winter to 20 to Italy; but my financial
means 10 not permit me 20 take advantage of
the urgent advicc given me, nor can | live in a
STYLE becoming the widow Of the Chief Alagis-
trate of o great nation. although L live rs eco
nomical rs ean.-lu consideration Of the great
services my deeply lamentcd husband has rem
dcrsi 20 the United States, anil q the painful
loss have sustained by his untio'ely death,
his martyrlOm, may say. respectfully ssh-
NIT 10 your honorable body this petition. Hop
ing that an carly pension may be granted Inc,
20 that may have less Pecuniary csres, =,
r..r remain most respectfully,
Mis-. A, LINCOLN.
Frankfort, Germany.
II was rvferrcd to the committee on pensions
Housr.-Under the call Of States for bills and
crInt resolutions, the Pillow ing wcrc introdueei,
rad twice and referred .guIr r. ...H.. .
/, by Mr.. Kelsey, to provide for funding and
paving the national debt, &c.
= BY Mr.. Morrill,, Cor the reliefd pAymasters.
By Mr.. Heatcn, 10 repeal section Ia 81 the
act Of July -, 1886, 30 collect the revenue
by AIR. Kellogg. directing the Postmaster
General TO open negotiations with the several
European governments for further rsdueton
In the rate of International postage. frTr41
BY Mr.. Pierce. Of Ahmama. making preyls-
ion for the representation VI the other Two hiihs
fpersons heretofore held IN slavery. -.
BY Mr.. Wht,emorr, for acommittec Of seven
10 investigate the irregularities in the rocent
elections in South Carolina, especially in the
third and fourth Coaxrcssionsl Districts "
:, Mr.. Shanks. in bShalf Of the Arkansas dole
cation. olieroi resolution Tor the payment OF
Inenbers Of the ilonse Tor the full term Of the
fortieth Consrss, reciting the prcecdsuts IN the
case Of the Louisiana and Tennesscs msmbsrs. 10
Mr.. washburns Of Illinois novel to l,y the
resolution on the table. Lostby vote ofSo to
IS - .-'lIl-- 80 =,
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Mn. HINLIS's ELEcrIoS IN WASHINGTON
A special from Washington to the Boston Jour
nal says: ... .. .n
Mr.. Hamln's numerous friends here will
warmly welcome him back to the Senate Cham
Der. They remember that his departure from
the Vice Presidents chair in 1865 introduced
dark and troubled era by making room for
the entrance Of Andrew johnson. The latter,
however, has had his day, and it is curious
coincidence that the man he succeeded will re
enter the Senate just in time to witness his de-
parture to private life. The departure Of one
aud the advent Of the other will alike be sub
jects for sincere congratulations to patriotic
people.
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y T. sUrREME JUDICIAL CORR.
-ANuARY TIE Il nf--sAco.
rArlxr.Iy..L rnmrpIso

... .rrr yrIt 'TITg ~ -.-,--.8ituur' Hh.N J
293-Jcremiah C. Buck ct uK' vs.. Gco. W..
Merrill-To recover damages for slnnder. de.
fence tfid not utter the words alleged.
Verdict for pltf. Damages ell =. -,
% Drew, Smith, Hamilton for plf. WIN. En-
cry, waicewpod & Hubbard, Kimban, Cope
land for defence. F#.' -.
28l. Ivory Goodwin VS.. Alonlo Z. Kimball,
assumsit for el05.I advanced, defence that u
was for lottery tickets sold by phi. as agt. Of
def. Verdict for def. -,
: McKenny for pill. Guptill, Hamilton, for
def = .H'IfT..H. s. Nu. o. -,.l.'. .
d 100. Ssco Nat Bank W. Leonard Andrews.
,Assuinpsit on prom. note, Francis York maker,
def cndorscr. Defence, that def. owing 70
severe sickness, was Of feeble mind and con-
seuucntly was not able to contract. Now on
trial. lLE Uli,. ...I-I tHu III !! i,.."..'.,
Smith, Eastman & Son for PHI. Luques Tor
def. I!lt1 HrUHtIG"s guuHt D. ' H7In
sol .Irill, CRIMINAL MArEHs. 'ufu.H
sf Cornelius Flynn plead guilty, compound lar
ioeny. sentence four years States Prison. ~
i VIM. WEIGH and Dennis Donahue, found guilty
ly Jury, assault upon y. a. Day Of Biddeford,
sentence, IL mos. 20 days Zach, County jail.
% State vs.. Geo. w. Merrill Libel, verdict by
Jury. guilty, motion In nrrest Of judgt. D..'
Aver for Govt. Kimball, Copeland for def.
.gI LII DIVORCES DfEREED. ~
70, Sarah r. vs.. ASah & Hatch. r" .Hnnrn
Rosilla G. vs.. Jonathan Shirley. H'Eu
Julia A. VS.. George B. White. 90 Hw lHI.' P.
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A CARD.

,s.t .w LswisroS, Es. Aug. 10th 1863
T. II. O. LIo0PER, Gen. Agent
Dear Sir, ALLOW mo 20 express, through you,
nv a stefnl Acknowledgements 10 the Universal
Lis Insursnse Company for ihe pIomptnea With
which they forwarded the amount due on the pol
lev Of my deceased husbond, tho dram for which
WAS s<nt 70 me Within three Days OF The Oempsays'
receipt Of proof Of loss 49,
.2ilo9nS1yi Yfo"rt h IN r H. x.o..
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A gentleman from Bethel ilill, Ne, says that
Meyrs. Allen bros, proprietors of Phillip Ansns
Print Works, X. l.. w,re down Ia Bryants Pond
,ecently trouting. when one of them Vas attacked
,.ith sciatic rhsumatism 81 suddenly that he had
Ia he carried from ths pond 10 his hotsl. hottie
of .Johnson's Anodyns Liplment" was resortsd
20, and he was out the next Day. -.
How are you to-dayi I'm not HELM; well. bil.
.ous and siek headache. have besn looking round
Tor 4 boz Of "Tarsons' PurrAtive Pills. hut our
traders are all 'od out-Country Paper.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
A CARD.
rRiuxrn E.etss HALL,}
Ian % lH1

III : -"--|- TRIUNfH EHGSNH HALLry
Jan. -, 1902
Tho oflcers and members Of Triumph kngino
Company would take this opportunity of vturnS
ing our sincere and heartfelt thanks 10 our nu-
mero,s lsdy friends for the very kind and agrcea-
HE manner In which they remembered NJ on tho
occasion Of ths iss Tea Party rivsn GOT our bens-
eft, and although u may not DO our privilege 70
rest assured ladies, you have ow kesTtfslt thanks
and best wishes We arc also under obligations TO
LAD X. Moore for their generous loan OF dhhes
10 the Meclnnies Hand for the sxeclient music
Rest assured. such hvors are not Forgotten, and
we will ever Ssrtvs " conduct ourselves ~ ~
merit your appreciation and esteem.
Per order. Two Y, Y. BERRr, Cierh.
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Is a great deal Of useless tax aboot Morrisy's
having been in the "ring. y a Msnber b Con-
rrcss who isn't in soma sort Of airing nova
DAYS Is very rare, ind and TIM A. few q
those "rings" as respectable rs the prife-ring.
Big men have helped Morrisscy to fortune. His
clubhouse is said to be the house that pander-
b,,;u Yours. &C..
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Twcnty.fivc Years Practice

has pia,sd DE DOW at the head OF al physicians
making such praetIcs, = speciality, and snAbles
him 20 guarantee speedy sud permanent cuIe In
the worst cases Of Ssrprs'sieN and all other M,n-
tets for sivos must sontAin 81. Office, No, Endi-
colt Stroat. Boston.
N. B.-Boardf rnIshed 10 thoss desiring V re-
main unavr treatment. 10 7lI ,''.F .'r""fN
Boston. Jaly, is6S.--sp no.iyrS m -.'
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The members Of the Senate already elected to
FIJI the vacancies that will occur on the 4th Of
March, are as follows:
California Eugene Casserly. DEM. gain; Con-
necticut William A. Buckingham. Rep, gain;
Maryland William I. Hamilton, Dem; Ohio
Alien G. Thurman, Dem, gain; Tennessee
VIM. q. Brownlow. Rep, gain; Vermont Geo
y. Elmunds, Rep, reelected; Nevada VIM. NJ;
Stewart, Rep, reelected; Maine Hannibal
IIanlin, Rep; Michigan, Zaehariah Chandler,
Rep; Pennsylvania John Scott, Rep, gain;
New York, Reuben L. Fenton, Rep; Missouri
Carl S:hurr, Rep; Minnesota Alex. Ramsey,
Rep, rc-elected; Wisconsin Matt Carpenter,
Rep, gain; Massachusetts, Charles Summer;
Delaware Thomas Bayard, Dem; Indiana ID.
Pratt. Rep, gain; Nebraska ThOs. W. Upton,
Rep, reelected.
Alabama. Florida, New Jersey, Arkansas and
West Virginia have yet to elect Senators, as well
rs Virginia, Mississippi and Texas when they
are reconstructed. A full Senate would now
contain seventy-f0ur members.
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srExRs srAspA no ,wisx BrrrsR.. made Of psrs
native Wines. combined With Peruvian Bart, Chs
Demiis Fiewsrs Caianas. buaks Root, Wild Char
digestion, given Q appetite sod Impsrh viEor and
ssld By DfsSTjsu and orpesu. pa ~.
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Cen. Gran. said a. B.tmsv the other day
,ein esayersasiou, that sfser he bad been Dotihed
tsss he lad heen elected President. he shall i'm
msdistely confer with gentlemen 10 whom he
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DIED.

~ Notices of deaths ne ezsssiias OF, Inns, Inserted
kus, sbovs thas number. ~ rsssis advertising n's'
~~~-~-~~~>~~~~~-~~~~s~~>
Tn po,,i.nd IAN. ~. OF dropsy on the chest,
John L. Banks, a.cd % years and 10 months
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rU- % 10 Cook Broihers' Fancy Goods stors
and buy n package Of the celebrated PaifE CAM
nv. Every eighth package cotalns 4 prise VARY
iny in amount from 10 cents 10 ioo dollars Pfee
25 cents . package. I" N
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MARRIED.

In s.co. Jan. 20, By Rev. J. r. q. Nichols. Mr..
Lyman xbSosi. % 6mias. Nsbraits, and ,iiss Alb
In Lyman, Jam a. ~ Rsy.w. 4; Merrill, Mr..
Chadbourne, Of L. .,,
In Milton, N. o.. Jan i.by Rev. L @. 0uptill,
Mr.. william Y, Watson end Miss Mary X. Nutter,
In Milton, N. n, Jan. 2. by Rev. J. q ouptiii.
Mr. John r. Duntly and Miss Elizabeth a. Downs,
both OF NJ. ,r.r.. t..p o.. ff... .... a.., ....
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Plantation Dittsrs arc especially recommended
erary habit and sedentAry NE. who require elesr
mental fhrultles. which can only be obtained by .
relish Coz food, and perfeet dlsastion. ielieate
feuslss are certain 70 nnd 10 these Biters health
and strsught. s.''' .' '''"
iu lhsEsuA wAvER.-Supsriorl 10 the hest I'm
postsd dsru'n Cologne and 'o'd 1t hsif'h' price
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sr.s,., namrl... I'll y

Hannibal Hanlin Is % represent Us IN Ntne
United StAtes Senate fbr the coming Sin years.
We once moro congratulate the State upon thu
union and integrity Of the Republican party,
and the country upon the return oil one Oh ner
truest and most trusted servants to puohe nis,
AT time when the new administration demands
and deserves our best minds to give It strength
and character. Mr.. Hamlin is the representative
Of no sectional principles Always identified
with the advance guard Of liberal ideas, no man
has since 1856 been more sincerely and
thoroughly representative Of the party that
was orlainc,l To lead the country up 10 the first
position in the march Of civilization. lie will
20 into the Senate with the broadest views OF the
public god, learned in along experience of pub
lie life, aud inspired by the principles that ac-
tuated the administration Of Abraham Lincoln.
1t may be truly said Of him that he had the con-
hdence Of the whole nation, and that the people
called for his services and for the influence OF
his good name In their councils. IL Is an an
swer TO this demand Of the whole people, who
desired PREPARATION for the mistakes of the past,
that Mr.. Hsmlin goes into the Senate. They had
no issue with Mr.. Morrill,. who has been con-
slstent and true 30 our interests through his Sen
atOrial career, AMI bears 10 his ctireinent the
sincere good wishes Of all. But Mr.. Hamln
was over and above all looked upon as the man
for the occasion, and he goes into the Senate not
because Of any shortcomings in others, hut be-
cause Of peculiar merits OF his own which the
people sought TO hOnor.-Bangor tPhig
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Subscribers requested TO exsnise the date on
Oh. prn, colorV alp attached their psIr this ln-
,llca,es he time 70 winch the subsrrpuon paid for
instance isyss means that the Subscriber Ia. paid 70
NAV la lsss Whsn a ns~ payment Il made, ht' DAT,
.ui b asrs ~ thai he label Il cns'nt
ReccSpe II Fsif hrtAs tine (Which the sal~cree,
has raid suh-rribers In srczrs are requess~i W
ths su,as due. Inn uleliately.
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9 To Holder. d osversneps ssSd.. :
y giif. AM fHnnFA IN oysxa fnlu sli'i W. -.
!dr SECURITIES AND vAtuABLB - 80 :,
UNION SAFE DEPOSIT VAULTS.
20 STATE 81. BOSTON. rob 1pl

LIE, HisoNsos CO. sSr Coz Rant &c: 2.
nan. They aiss of5sr 70 receive. on sIss S w.
A. ~ Bailss, ssesHties Of pssssss hyisE ~
oouptry Or tsysiisE aSrped. oess c,,s:.
and Navy, has.ers 2. vs.seis, sp csossSsA ~ Al
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No,ies Of Assignee ef MS Appetntssnt.
TN sbe District Court Of Che United States for
sss pissriss q Mains. 10 the nsttss Of syiyee.
e S IS, ps..ssHts !. :: rs az
January. 4. D, isss. .: .nd.niI.d b.tsby
Byivssssr Losd. Of Acton, IN The Comfy Of
va sSsl 81 si S,, S; ssSs.s SasiIsp sPss 3D. oss
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horses head in crossing the Miami. pitched In
10 the water, and crept out thoroughly miners
I'd. The incident of course furnished occasion
for talk in the circles the next day. and his
good friend the Baptist minister proceeded To
attack him the moment he made his appear
ancc. ' .-i ~ '' f''f .t.-..
"Oh, no, Beccher glad to see you ! thought
You'd have 10 come into our ways ut last
You've been immersed at last; you are rs good
rs any Of us now" A general laugh followed
this sally. Juno, ~Tidrru.
(, i.sPoh, poh, ;" was tho ready response, my
immersion was different thing from that Of
your converts. You see was immersed by q
horse, not by an ass" iw 'F lHH p
A chorus Of laughter proclaimed that Beecher
hsI got the better Of the joke for this time.
r The baltimore .fmeriean relates that whils
the British barque Cornucopia was on the voy.
age TO that port, with load Of railrOsd iron,
John Montgomery. the cook. was suddenly mis-.
,cl on thc 18th Of November. Aftsr an una
,ailing search Il was concluded that he had fal-
len overheard mt night and been drowned. On
the Goth the mate heard grpans, ~ Of human
being in extreme agony. procsciing from the
hold, and aflcr . search found tho supposed
dead man, John Montgomery. concealed in
small space between the bars Of iron, where h'
had remained Cor fourteen days and eleven hour',
hariag during that time tasted neither food por
drink, His appearance when found was ghast-
" in the extreme; exee,dlngIy smsealed with
psllid hce and CLASSY, staring sJu, he morn
res-mbld skeleton than living man. lie
was also covered with yerpin, and could have
sustained his horrible condition but short
inc longer, lie refused TO give any reason fOr
ais oonecslmcnt Of himself, but Il Is supposed
that Il Was done fo- the purpose Of skulkios from
auy1plni uum lrE - .Islrum IL -
n Counterfeit $50 gsenbscks, which give only
two bai,oas on the va Of Pnnklin in the viz
hetts, Are IN eiculaion, n brst,Ia y,d 1g'
n Henry C,.y,s aou Ifhscdors D ,coaAnsd In Q
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for the education Of the colored people, and sat
isicd himself that the school building was pur-
po.ely burned. lie took the names Of the per.
sons whom he had reason 20 believe were guilty,
and gave them to the State authorities, den.an'
dcd that the officers Of the law at once do their
duty in the premises. Governor salisbury was
very indignant that any one outside the State
should come there to interfere with his affairs,
and il is doubtful il he takes any steps In the
matter. II he docs not, General Howard will
see what he can dQ,to protect his schcolhouses
and schooltcachers through other agencies than
hcsc semi-civililed officials. If i'" .f'.'
Gen. Grant is strongly opposed to the pending
Alabama Claims Treaty. The following Is his
position, nearly in his own words; The treaty
is upjus, TO the United States because |. assumes
to measure injury inflicted upon this country by
money value Of ships actually destroyed, where
as the chief damage to our commerce was in our
commerce was in our ships being driven from
the seas by Anslo-Rebcl pirates. In addition
to this, the sympathy extended by the English
Government to the South prolonged the war a,
least year, and for all liycs lost and money
expended, for this time, England is directly
responsible. The treaty proposes to settle NIL
these things by the payment Of The paltry value
Of, few ships. $50. ~ -
A Washington special says that President
johnson. in many Of bis nominations, is evident
" endeayoripg to forcstall Gen. Grant, for he
Is sending in names Of Republicans for promi-
ncnt pl,oes. There is god reason for believing
that II is done to ycr Grant. The General Was
a.kci BY Senator few days since his opinion
upon the propriety Of confirming Mr.. John'on's
nominations, and be said that unless the public
service rcquird ID. he thought il better to wait.
The language which characterized Mrs Lin
eeln's memorial asking for pension ID not we'll
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A dispatch from Memphis, Tennessee. says
that young negro there, who had recently
eloped with the white daughter Of his employer,
was taken from the shcrif's custody by the
Ku-Klu. Khan. rope was put around his
neck, by which he was lifsci = few inches from
the ground. Turpcntinc was procured upon
him and torch was applied. The victim was
enyeloped in flames. The hempcn rope was
eaten in two. the negro, half roasted, allowed
for q moment to escape. and was shot to death
as he ran. .r..... ,....,.t,-. /.
4 An Exeter IN. H.) lad and lassie, aged re-
pcctiyely fourteen and dfteen. tried to elopc
lately. Each pat on an immense supply OF
cloths and footed II to Newmarket Junction,
where, they, were rc-c,pnrci and "lngged"
home. Tho boy siyes reason for. clipping that
he "lovcd the girl, and wanted to see her ofscner
than his mother would allow him to at home
The Concord Patriot says fishing has bcsn
r,orious Oh Lake winnipisaukcc this winter.
Trout and cusk arc tsksu BY tho barrel full. a
nov nsh called ''bsgnah" 10 nov taken, il TO-
urmised that Il Is the pieksrel, whose capture Is
forbidden BY Law. DE 6shernen look On them
a. timing out al decent fah and take them
whenever they can. Oh io ,IguG1l 80
rl Whslsu, tho MsGs nurisrr b 10 b czcsu-
ted Ut Ott.us, Csnaia, on'ths lith Of February,
proximo. Gu1.fou us's19. % al bl'rltu ia
N John II. surr.tt w.s In Rio JsBciro 1t last
accounts.
One Of the heaviest snow storms eyes known
n me south vrsitsi Alabama and Mhsisippt
IlssI Vol. In the vicinity Of Huntsville, Al,
he sssw, On 10 ths depth Of ten inches and N
soue places the drills veFe Ave fset desp.: AZ
V;1k-k,,- MI fhe<u Ms about 3 loot OF
The Evansville journal., 1869-11-11
TIE Mormon Outrage.

The Corinne (Utah) Reporter Of
the 4th inst. comments as follows
upon the assault made on Mr..
BEADLE on the I'd inst;
Mr.. Beadle has been foully dealt
with, even though his life be spared.
He is acknowledged by all to be one
of our best and most respected citi-
zens-a man that is utterly incapa-
bic of doing any person a Wilful in
jury-a poor, puuy, siekly man In
statue, who is obliged to travel from
place to place in order to obtain a
lease of lie at all. He is knocked
down, Jumped on and stamped with
murderous boots prepared for the
occasion, until many bones are
crushed and life nearly extinct. All
this in midday, on the steps of q
United States Court House. and In
the presence Of hundreds OF these
Latter.day fends in human shape,
recognized as Christians and believers
in q Supreme being. How long IS
this state of things TO last? Have
native born American citizens any
rights in Utah that alien rufhans
are UOuuO 10 I6SpGCts VI DdfO w NV
This is a question of vital importance
at present, and one that will lose
nothing in interest by further evasion.
This question must be answered. 1t
has become painfully evident of late
that if we have any rights here in
tyranical Utah, that those rights have
been shamefully disregarded, and
that the lives and property of those
opposed to the rule of a fanatic
despot are becoming more and more
unsafe every day.
In the local columns of the same
issue of the Reporter We find the fol-
lowing statement of his condition:
Mr.. Beadle is receiving excellent
care at the residence of our friend
Closer, where he was conveyed after
the late dastardly attack upon his
life in Brigham City. The wounds,
bruises and broken bones are very
painful and of a serious nature, but
we hope he may recover and once
more lend his intellect and elequence
to the work so nobly inaugurated by
him-the cleansing Utah of tyranny
and bigOtry.