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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-03-20

The grand and petit juries Of the Albany
County District Court, Wyoming, this term,
as at the term previous, is composed Of equal
proportions of men and women. The Judge
took occasion to compliment, In the highest
terms, the intelligence, discrimination, hon
esty and proprlely of conduct with which the
women acquitted themselves last session, say
ing they had gone far to vindIcate the policy,
justify the experiment, and realize the ex-
pectatIons of those who had clothed them
selves with the right. The bar, the bench, and
the intelligent men Of the country had long
lelt that something was needed to improve
and Justify our jury system; something to lift
It above prejudice and passion, and Undue 1t
with a higher regard for law, Justice, oath
and conscience. The court would assure
them the fullest protection against everything
IEhich might offend the most refined, modest
and educated women in any walks of life; and
would punish severely any attempt to throw
ridicuie or centumely upon them.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-03-20

The dwelling OF Mr.. J. F. Brock, near
Jacks Creek, in Clarendon, was entirely con.
sumed by fire last week. 1t Sas the result oil
accident.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-03-20

The Camden Journal contains an account
OF the robbery of the store OF Ar. F: Goss, on
Friday night, week ago. The thief has been
arrested
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-03-20

The Masonic Lodge, at Camden, has new
hall. neatly and comfortably furnished.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-03-20
preminmll Gan6 salt.

IS VIII secure q Share In the Aiken Premium Se
s. Lana Ian sale: :nara az shove and e IS
s6 Work OF Art to adorn your homes........ p
IS WIN secure share and the Steel Engray. 70
IS Ing, Marriage OF Pocahontas -. .~oata e e
SIS viii secure share and the Steel EngIatvs, e
Rs Esnsag stsara sSass U snd as Steel EnsSa
sS inc SThe Day we Celebrate, ,".... worth S.
SIS viii secure share and me oeauonIi uatS % 90
az Chrome, MAmertcan Autumn, "... worm 20
&c WI secnre TO some shareholder the Der. IS
ss nv Mansion and rs acres OF Vineyarn anu 20
IS Orchard valued at $25 ooo.: .;....;;; ;,r;..
ss viii secure to some shareholder "hose- 80
S. Vile Farm " leo ;-:::; $e
% Wits VIII secure to some shareholder "Gin s.
Is house Farm,n 165. acres...........;:.:.:: e
Ks valued at $4,000. ..inVes& %
s5 XVIII secure to some shareholder VINO IN 80
ss vests. q Peach orchard, valued at $500 IS
* VIII secure to SOME shareholder Vine So
rs yard and Peach Orchard. d................ 20
SIS valued at $4,000. ...lnvest -
SIS VIII secure to some sharen9lder nne $e
IS villa Site, with Cottage Garden: &C.. 90
IS win % secure to IS other shareholders val. So
SIS liable properties, ranging In value from %
IS $500 to $3.50. .................'inSeSs Se
IS These Real Estate Prizes. 20
SIS valued at $s5 600, are located in the beau
Is tiful Town OF Aiken, South Carolina. $5
SIS It's unequalled climate and hea!th.gtv1ng y
S. surroundings, has made IL the 20
S5 SARATOGA OF.THE SOUTH 20
Is The Shares will be distributed April 2lst, -
IS when each Shareholder will see
Is ''WHAT FIVE DOLLARS WILL DO" ,"
"There is tide in the affairs OF men, WHICH,
Taken at the food, leads On to fortune"
The most liberal terms to Cluos: ., p,+o,s
For description OF the valuable heaI Es.aesy
Prizes, notices OF the press, names OF CommlstMee M
to make the Drawing home endorsements, MS sna
general character OF the enterprise ana ,or
sbnnd i, ' he made with Postofice Money Order, or
smprencV In registered letter, or by EXPRESS Ad-
ofess Augusta Ga,
or,ce corner Of Jackson and Reynolds streets.
eleeT oN residents Of Charleston and vicinity can
socnya SSsres by applying TO ]. RUSSELL BAKER,
sS Society st.; al c. HICKEY'S No. S45 King street;
yU yWUHHrR IJSR 4 Sons, No. SO Broad street, and IU-
IIHS ROUMILLAT'S, No. COL Ring street. where
sneclmens OF the Works Of Art, which each share
holder receives, can be seen. mar2-R
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-03-20
ImperInl Compliments.

ST. PETERSBURG, Marcn II.
The Invalide Russo publishes letter recent
ly sent to the Gar by the Emperor William,
who says: ':To:dsy, at the review near Paris,
remembered our united armies approaching
Paris after hard fighting under the Emperor
Alexander and the King Of Prussia" The let
ter also expresses the pleasure Of his Majesty
at the acceptance by the Gar of the colonelcy
of the first Prussian Guards. A message OF
copgratulation has been sent by the Gar to
the Emperor William.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-03-20
Tie Black Sea Question.

ST. PETERSBURG, March l6.
The Amtblatt has the following remarks
upon the decision OF the Black Sea Conference
at London notwithstanding newspaper In
vectives, the powers have interpreted the let
ter Of Prince Gortschakoff as reasonable and
upright, as not challenge and not treachery.
The result OF the conference, involving no un-
lust sacrifices and disturbing no rights, re-
moves distrust and pledges peace"
miscellaneous.
LONDON, March 49,.
Eugene is still awaiting the Emperor's ar
rival at Dover.
The protocol Of the Black Sea conference
has been concluded and signed by seven
powers. Its general features are concilia-
tory.
Aspecial correspondent of the Daily News,
at Lille, telegraphs tha: many manufacturers
In Alsace and Lorraine intend removing TO
that city and Lyons.
The House OF Lords has passed to second
reading the bill for the abolition Of university
tests.
The Cambridge and Oxford boat crews are
now practicing daily on the Thames, prepara-
tory to the great race appointed for the first OF
April.
The French sporting paper, LIE Sport, has re-
appeared in Paris, and discusses prospective
racps
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-03-20

sent, unless they shall ask from the court
some further explanation of the law.
SEC. 27a. That the said jury commissioners,
appointed by the Governor, shall receive Tor
their services three dollars per day for every
davis actual service in performing the duties
imposed by this act; such number of days not
to exceed the number of days the court for
such county shall be in session, together with
five days to complete the lists, and draw the
jurors; to be paid out Of the treasury OF their
respective counties.
SEC. %. The jury In any case Lay, at tne
| request of either party, be taken to vie" tne
place OF premises in question, OF any properly
matter or thing relating to the controversy
between the parties, when 1t appears 10 tie
court that such view is necessary U just ue-
cislon .Prouided, The party making tne no-
| t,on advances a sum sufficient to pay the ac-
tina, pxnehse. of the jury and the officers VINO
attend them in taking the view, which ex-
ronoaa shall be afterwards taxed Hike other
ieual costs, if the party who advanced them
prevails in the suit.
SEC. %. II person duly drawn and sum-
| moned to attend as a juror in any court ne.
,lects 10 attend without sufficient excuse, he
shall pay fine not exceeding twenty dollars,
which shall be imposed by the court to which
the Juror was summoned, and shall be paid
| into the county treasury.
SEC. 80. When by neglect of any of the
duties required by this actto be performed BY
any OF the officers or persons herein men-
toned, the Jurors to be returned from any
place are not duly drawn and summoned to at
| tend the court, every person guilty OF sucn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-12-01
GEORGETOWN.

Summary OF THE Coal TRADE FOR THE
WEtK.-The trade was duller than usual this
week on account OF the scarcity of seho 'ners-
All of the companies still have a large am unit
OF stock on hand, which they would IKE To ship
before severe weather sets in. The receipts and
shipments this week have been as follows: Dor
Den Mining Company, receipts 2.20, shipments
2zH Agnsw wharf, receipts 500 tons, Ship
mt nts 1.iO0 tons Rays docks, receipts 3,7S5
tons, shipme nts ,53S tons Consolidation Com
pahy, receipts ,S5s tons, shipments ASH. To-
TAI receipts for the week, HT44 tons total ship
ments, 10: 8 tons, Total receipts for the month
Of November, g. ,096 tons, and totsi Shipments
fer the same period, 20 ,eS1 tons
RECEIPTS OF GRAIS.-The receipts Of wheat
to-day were-J. q. Waters, 1,45s bushels, and
George Waters, $50 bushels.
MERCHANTS EXCHANGE.-The sales of " bea,
on Change TO-DAY were-1, geo bushels at ELL
800 at sl6Sx 500 ut Si.73x, coo at s1.6fX SIS at
SleeH and 400 at Si.S0s.
IhE FOLLOWING CAFO from the Ladies' Aid
Society of Christ Clfirch will speak for itself:
Rtsoircd, That the thanks of the Ladies' Aid
Society of Christ Church be rendered TO Mr.. III
SehgsOn and the ladies and gentlemen who
kindly assisted in the concert at Forest Hall on
Tuesday evening last"
BUSINESS OF THE CANAL.-During I'll, Imontb
OF November last, S92 loaded 10 ats arrived 81
the Collectors Office. The amount of toll col
hCtcd during the same time at the Georgetown
ofnce was S9,l6i.5O, against s9,Sli65 for the
month previous.
"TAG," tn large white poodle dog attached
dentRlly run over and killed by the engine on
Bridge straet this morning, while the colnpsn,
vas answering an alarm from box Al, in Wash
iuEtOu.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-12-01
PROPOSALS FOR FLOATING IRON DOCK.
NAVY DEPARTMENT, September S, 1877.

NAVY DEPARTMENT, September S, 1877
Sealed Proposals Endorsed Proposals for building
Floating Iron Dock will be received Mt the Navy
9th December, 1871, for furnishing materials, and
doing the work for the Of floating iron
dock for the repair Of naval vessels on their
agreeable TO the plans specifications and terms now
IN this ONCE, and open for the inspection of all who
only TO bidders known 10 be thoroughly responsible
and competent for work Of this character and good
and sunicient security in the sum of six hundred
thousand dollars 500 000 besides the usual reser-
yntons OF 70 per cent will be required for the faith
iul performance OF the contract In accordance with
the terms and conditions thereof and in the time pre-
te'fbed therein. and further, that the dock, when
Get out In the contractor to all that shall be
therein itquii ed Of it, by reason direct indirect
The contractor Ia not conforming 10 and performing
u Every particular the terms, conditions, plans and
specifications Of said contract
The right IL reserved 70 reject any bids IL their
cpsnce Is not considered TO be for the interest of
the Government. SEQ law-td
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-12-01
CIT Il E. III s.

We ADVISE oar lady readers to lose no time
III selecting choice articles for Christmas pres
ents. Mr.. Davis, sol Market SPACE, has large
and rare collection OF all kinds of goods in hi.
line, and la6Ses Will do we'll TO make their selec
tons early.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-12-01
LOG AL - EW :.


iusfaeDt-. Gc.- To-nikhf.
National ThcGtST.- Mr.. Henri DraytOn, in
4" Niagara"
LfEeoga HaE-LectaTe by Prof. W. G. Rich
atdS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-12-01
ROWING d MIDDLETON

BROWNING a MIDDLETON
fine ooLoNG TIA, At 81 per pound a. Il has
the market.
FINEST eEsPownEk,
FINEST roT fSsE a5s9 9ssb.r
FINEST ENGLISH BkkakfE fSTchohe
new CROP i SRcSsiSs so SsiSss!G iTSiiSSS
MOCHA, OLD N e6EEEEksMrsr JAVA.
kSksTts S U6fFst k zkE SRab2sk lo
BROwss1E ; s. . .55P I,;. TON,
so.l nEss MAOKIREIih
No. sE0RsES BANK hACKEREL,
ES. EGokoMi sHap,
PPSSdEsTssSSTH sfkfff HERhrso,
o2pIIsH and SCALED HERRING.
BBowsISG q MIDpBETor.
Ola Pennsyiyenis avenue.
ASTRAL OIL.
DpaJor Pra,t's Noa- Ezplosscs lspazOfL
Just received, 0oe gallons Pratts AsRRALoIL
ysrran,ed net to explode. Trade supplied al New
BROWNING MIDDLETON.
oIs Pennsylvsnis avenue.
oor ,,o.. ~ x,n E!s sI , ts
Slete and cannot be surpassed by any this side 81
New York. IL Comprises the best brands Of Cham
payne, among which can be found
{. Roederer. Carte Blanche" oh.mgssss,
sostt 8 dSand.r, Green seal.l Do Do
e. H Num-. Dry verzeHay" 90.
Pleasant VALLEY Carte BIauoh.- 60
Pleasant VALLEY " Par. iIpO.itios" DO 90.
ALSO,
Bennessy Co. Coenae Brandy,
California Brandy, ksdeirs Wine,
Muscat. fars g.lss,
BROWNING q MIDDLETON,
o14 Pennsylvsnia svenue,
sHIRRY WINE IN BOND.
nsvored SHERRY in the Custom House in Georee-
town, D. q, which we win cell 81 o very small sd-
vance. 70 wine q our own I'm portsfion from the
celebrated house Of fsasi, Csdia and hss been pr-
nounoed by jHdRee the finest wine this side the
Atlantic Samples can be seen ct our St.re
we are sole Agents Tor the District for y. n.
Martin Co.'S world renowned PURE WHEAT
WHISKY, distelled from the best grain en- pressly
for medicinal uses. The trade pplied disfier n
prices, bv BROwNING kIDDLETOE
Yes fo1l Pepnsytvaufa svsnuf
ELoUB, NEAL, MILL FEED,
AT vERY Low RATES.
ELEGANT OATS,
some OF the finest ever brought 20 this market
AT VEEY Low BATES.
VIM. M. GAIT a 90,
e1 Hear BALTIC. and Ohio Rsiirosd Dept,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-12-01

The GREAT AUCTION SALE of watches and
jewelry commences next Monday, Dec 1, lS7 1,
at WI. l.. Wall & Co.'S auction rooa new
marble building, corner Pa. avenue and 9th st. 5
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-12-01

SEE advertisement of frst-C'aSs residence.
cheap for cash, in another cOlamn. 2s3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-12-01

A LARGE STOCK of Chillren's Fancy Suits,
from 50 10 S15. EISEMAN * BRO,
Jo5 9Th street, Nav Building.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-12-01

G~o'EHnrs.
We would respectfully call the AtteAtion q aesisrss
snd families 10 our choice stock e
FALL GROCERIES,
which we are daily receiving. We name ~ pa-f =.
lev goods, and guarantee hen 60 be 81 tbe EIi-.
quaiity and AZ Negy low figures
CANNED GOODS:
White Heath Peaches.
Duchess Pears. T.msfe.s
fresh Pine Apple, Green P~ss.
Ninslow OOrn, suscata.h.
fresh Salmon, Fresh Lobster. A..
ALSO.
NEW YORK RUCKwHEAT
BOSTON nhIPr SYRUP,
INV YORK APPLES,
CRANBERRlEs, &C.
METZGEa d BYLKs.
n7 sEyENTB STREET,
Between ID aud n,
oeSr Washington, n. q.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-12-01

NEW SToREl New PRiCEsi
Just received, another invoice of those 81
Gents Kid Gloves, every pair warranted, at
PRICES Gents Furnishing Depot,
2S,6 Sl3 18th street, between ID and L.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-12-01

PEoFKssoR RICHARDS opens tonight before
the Y. M: G. A. at Lincoln Hall on Oxygen"
with brilliant experiments IN combustion. To-
morrow NJ O'Clock, the "Soap Bubble" matinee
for the young people, and old ones as we'll.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-12-01

THE WHOLESALE MARKRT.-Mr.A. Panuell.
under q contract with the Washington Market
Company, has erected In the square bounded by
10th, nth and B streets and the canal two long
platforms, and viii soon commence to erect a
hay shed. 1t Is expected soon that all the whole
sale transactions in country produce will be
made at this place
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-12-01

GoETZ PATENT REFLecTINs GAS AN
LAMP SHADES will save one-half Of tbs uuar
tty of gas or coal Oil consumed without the us
Of them. They are cheap and durable. A. Ro
senthal, No. 404 It'll street, is the agent fef then
and also for Goetzs DOuble-cone Chsadelie
Re6ectOrs, and the Diamond Difusive Daylight
Re6ectOTs,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-12-01

NEW PUBLIcArIoNs.-From James l.. Ker-
wand, 900 Pennsylvania avenue, we have Black
lco0d's Magazine (Scott & Co.'s reprint) for
November; from the National News Company
We have Appletosl's Journal and Erery Saturday
for December9.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-12-01

DOLLAR Kid Glove Depot tor ladies' gents.
misses and children at & Baum's Corset facto-
ry, 40S It'll street. Don't mistake the name or
number.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-12-01

NOTICE TO THE PUBLrC,-I Becker q Co.
successor to p. Wallach, dealer in mems. Youths
and boys clothing, have received an entire new
STOCK OF goods, which they are selling at the
lowest market price. Those in want of clothing
or gents furnishing goods, would do well to cali
and examine their goods before purchasing
elsewhere. l. BECKER Sc Co
Odeon Hall, corne. AZ street and Pa. ave.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-10-28


A NOVEL THErT.-Last Sunday
a passenger on the Ohio and Miss
issippi Railroad was detained at
North Vernon, waiting for conncc-
tions. While waiting, the eng'n-
eer left his engine for n moment.
The fireman was in his cab asleep,
and tho engineer, who was stand
ing on the platform, some yards
distant, was astorished to see his
train move off suddenly, without a
warning note from the bell or whls-
tie, and in II few moments was tear
inc down the road at the top OF its
speed. A crazy man had observed
the engineer when he left the en-
cine. and quietly, took his place at
the tbrottle-valva, and he opened
her out wide and let her drive
The fireman, by the motion of the
train, saw at n G ance the condition
of affairs, and pounced upon the
madman and secured him, and took
the train back to North Vernon,
where the lunatic was placed in
iail. When questioned as to the
cause of his strange conduct, the
amateur engineer said that he had
wanted a locomotive for a long time,
and he thought that was the best
chance that he would ever have.
The train was crowded with people,
and but for the presence of mind OF
the fireman, theconsequences would
have been frightful.-LOuiS0ttte
Ledger.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-10-28
GNiint, ANI 81. Louis.

The Fair that has Just closed has
established beyond ~ doubt the fac
that, for the future, ST. Louis is des-
tined to share the cotton market
with New Orleans. The merchants
of this city, with II far.rcaching sa-
gacity, have inaugurated this re-
suit, and it now socIhs fixed beyond
any contingency. :@hy7'shclitl tho
Southern planter hs' ccEnbtI'6d to
pay commissions and profits to tho
lnctor in NcTf Orleans, upon meats,
bread stutfs and supplies, whcfhe
can purchase here, at first cost, and
avoid all middle men? Why should
he pay on shipments on articles
purchased here, when they can be
sent direct to him by RAILROAD or.
boat less the cost ofthc return car
60, drayagc and ether charges ?
However, the results Of the war
may be deprecated at the South, is
there not n compensating advan-
taye in all this? 1t required Moth
AE less than rrcvolutFon to break
upthc old relations between the far
tor and the planter, by which the
former made advances ats per cent
interest, and added y per cent COM
missions, andheld II lcin on the
crop. Ii was'a system of iillegiti-
matc credit, and while it made tho
factor rich, itkept the planter poor
and in perfect subscrviency f6'his
creditor. Commissions on Tcfcha-
ses, commissions on advances, con-
sumed all legitimate profits. There
was not that resort to the funda-t
mental eccncmies!ef tho trade by
which af3ne tho people prosper. ls,'
it not quite brighteniig iprUspect'
TO find the planter his own Factor, and
at liberty to deal where hb can deal
the cheapest? Thare is' IA mine of
wealth TO the South in This simple
principle. We ars,at the Inaugural,
ton of " new era.in commerce when
the great cXchaHgable values of tho
country will establish their owA9
! StahuaEuS; When lODaccO, rice ahC
cotton,will be set free from, the
onorors cxactions of the graaping
tradeg9,whrn, like gold in the Origi-N
nal han,ls of the miner. they will
comrRrnd a market, with the high
est practicable profits. !.
II is well for St Louis TO take {
leading part in this new law of.
trade; and the entente c;Tdid'c that
mas been established by the great
Fair, is but one of the tokens of'ths :
increasing thrift of This createity', -
which is destined, as w6 bcliCSc, to
career of commercial prosperity,
worthy of the efforts Gifts enIight-
cned and cnterprising merchants
st. LoFis Democrat.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-10-28
E,et;er from Austin.
AUSTIN, 14;h Oct. 1871.

-hbciiNI AVN "S'' 'O'-'
To the Tliter of the Dallas Herald: =.
90 The sky,is o'er cast with clouds, nnd
looks dark and porten:ious like the politi-.
cal skies of our noble State. The people;
in one portion, are the subjects of Mdrt'dI
law, WITHOUT the benefit of that great vrH
of right, HdJeGs Corpus, on trial by jury
"A state. of things that <could not
exist, in Great Britain, without an act of
parliament authorizing it, in times of PUB.
lie Danger and to add TO. their distress
and degradation, n tax Of FVW thousand
dollars is levied and to be forthwith col
lected from n people already overhurthen-
ed with taxation, while said people have
the iron.h heel of power over their. necks.-
In such a case, what are the people.to do 7
Appeal TO the Legislature, some say. They
have done that, and what is the response!
Thus far they have done nothing, several
days have been wasted, in unmportant
Legislation and motionG to adjourn. A
spectator, uninhuenced by party or pref
udice, to sit cr:stand and witness the con
duct of the Texas Legislature, when forty
thousand of her people are being robbed
of their dearest rights, will be reminded
of that page of history that describes the
infamous Nero as iddling while Rome
was being consumed by fire.
The overshadowing despotism prepared
for Texas and Texans by former acts of
her Legislators will have to be repealed,
or gotten rid of in some way, or the people
may prepare for n Caesar and the purple"
An election speedily for new leglsla-
ture is the only practical solution of our
difficulties that can see at present. And
in those elections the people mnst bring
out their ablest men-especially north Tex
as. The fact, tha. man is good man
alone. wont do. lie must be both good
and an dt3c man. One Of the most Efficient
and capable men to work for his ccns,itu-
cuts in my opinion, from our section, is
the Hon.J. ". Lane, he is yigilant and
untiring.
General Reg iolds, of the U. S. army, it
is said, has repaired to LimeStone county
TO examine into the state of affairs.
think it may prove true. 1t is better for
the U. s. authority 70 intervene, unless
our Legislature will % their duty, and Of
them doing that have no hope. don't
believe the House Of RepresehtEtives will
dare TO endorse the action IF the Governor,
and thea they wall DO tbihg- only hIg-pGy,
which amounts 10 nothing. of the Senate
cannot speak advisedly. Gii1ings, the
democratic candidate against Clark, e
here. although he has n majority Of the
votes polled in the district, ! think Clark
sill get the certificate.
There are some things that may very
nearly and dearly concern he people OF
rsxss. Of which | will speak hereafter.
There is q calm, a. present. in Railroad
mr-fers The legislature. I think. will
~. adioura before December, and dsubt
if ibty pass any Law FOR an election
ARIsTIDEs.