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Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-09-07

BRAG CoRS.-Mr. VIM. Hornaday
has left on our table single stalk OF
"Judson's Branching Popcorn which
has nine ears on it. Can anybody beat
this? Mr.. II. has about rods of this
corn, a mile and quarter southeast OF
town; and 20 bills yield him . bushei
and q half.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-09-07

YIELD or WHEAT. j. Boyd
ston, Esq, raised this year acres OF
Goose wheat, on his farm near Knox
willie, and cut it on the 4th Of July,
aud it yielded lGs bushels per acre.
The threshers said it was the best they
lad seen yet.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-09-07

COMMUNICATION from Wheeling,
requesting insertion in last week $
paper, was received just after the pa
per was printed. OF course We could
not help it.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-09-07

GRAPEs.-It amused US, the other
day, TO see our friend McClatchey come
in from Pella with load Of grapes to
sell in Knoxville-itl looked like bring
ing Goals to Newcastle. Why, Knox
Vile is the very head-centre Of the
grape business in this region Of the
State, and grows more and more so
every year.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-09-07

ANoTHER.-We see that Messrs.
Butteriield & Barrett, Contractors, OF
this place, have taken another con-
tract ON the NJ, j. & y. Railroad, in
Missouri Good for them-and for
the Company too.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-09-07

PURcHAsE.-I. a. Bonsel, Esq, of
Union Up, has purchased Mr.. o. p.
Wright's fine residence, north of our
Public Square, for $1,000; and We are
glad to learn that he proposes to re-
move here. Mr.. Wright will go to
PelIa to assume his duties as Cashier
Of the new National Bank there. We
wish him every success.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-09-07
Come O.,t. Republicans!

On Horseback, in Wagons, in Pro-
ccssion, from Every Corner Of the
County, and let us unite in
GRAND OLD-FAsHroHED MEETrSG.
Democrats are especially invited to
attend.
An excellent Brass Band will fur
iiish the music.
Don't fail TO come and hear these
Distinguished Orators. "a
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-09-07

GONE WEST. -Messrs Burris and
j.. II. Boydston started on Tuesday
for Nebraska City, the former TO look
up land, the latter to prospect" gen.
orally. Good luck to them.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-09-07
KNOXVILLE, Iowa,

Editor Toter:-Permit me TO an
nounce to the Electors Of Marion
County, through the columns Of your
paper, that l am an Independent CAN
didate for the office of County Survey
or at the ensuing October election.
Yours Truly,
mn O. II. s. KENNEDY.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-09-07

THANKs.-M Miss Helen Miller will
please accept our thanks for some very
fine Washington Plums. One dozen
of them weigh just one pound and ten
ounces. 1t appears that plums do
grow in Iowa.
Mrs. II. II. Underhill, Of Knoxville,
has placed us under obligations for a
basket OF the very handsomest of Con-
cord grapes fruit fit for king.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-09-07

SUNDAY SCHOOL COACEHT.-The
Miner announces that there will he u
Sunday School Concert at Marysville
OH Sunday the 21th inst, to which
'all the Sabbath Schools and Singing
Glasses of adjoining districts are cor
daily invited and expected to be
present.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-09-07

THE FIRST FRosTS of Autumn in
this vicinity occurred on Tuesday and
Wednesday nights of last week-re-
markably early in the season.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-09-07

For SALE.-A First-class Five De-
taye MeIodeon, Of one of the very best
makers; in perfect order; very low for
cash. Inquire OF Rev.. Craig, Knox
Vile, Iowa. tl3)
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-09-07

BASE BALL seems to be the great
excitement over on the north side of
the river. The Otley Club, SLOWLY
uniformed came down to Red Rock
and played match game with the
Red Rock Club last Saturday. Did
not learn the result.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-09-07

PEGsoNAI.-M r. Biiheimer, of Penn
syllania, a brother-in-laT Of Mr.. Boyd
Of the firm Of Keefer, Boyd & Co. OF
this place, gave Us call on "Wednesday
OF last week. MIR. b. has some idea OF
locating in Iowa; and We shall be glad
10 welcome him here.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-09-07

NEW BARN.-Mr. Stambach, Con
tractor, is putting up n large barn for
Mr.. John S. Bittenbender, just south
west of town.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-09-07

DISSOLUTION NOTICE is
hereby given that the firm Of Gregg
& Robinson, Photographic Artists
Knoxville, Iowa, is this day dissolved
by mutual consent.
j. GREGG,
Sept. ). II. CUAS. ROBINSON.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-09-07

DIED-On the Both ultimo, at his
residence in Knoxville Up, Of Apo.
plexy, Rev. VIM. 4. Gregory, aged O.
years.
Mr.. Gregory was an old citizen OF
this county, and was well and favor
ably known for his many good quail
ties. He was a Minister in the Meth
odist church, and laboped in its cause
up to within n few days Of his death.
lie leaves widow, family, and IA host
o; friends to mourn his death. demo.
1yTf
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-09-07

A CARD.-The undersigned states
that he is familiar with and has thor
oughly examined the Abstracts OF
Titles" Of Real Estate of Marion Coun-
ty, made out by and now in the pos
session of y. w. Clark, Esq, and
knows them to be reliable and worthy
the confidence of the business public.
ASST. c. b. BoYDsToN.
CENTRAL UNIvERSITY.-This 1nsti-
tuition is now in successful operation,
under a Full Corps of Experienced
Teachers. Special attention is given
TO Music, the preparation of Teachers,
Mercantile Education, bookkeeping,
&C. Board, with rooms, fueland lights.
furnished at s. per week.
For furtherparticulars, or Catalogue,
ddresstheundersign at Pella, Iowa.
l9tf T.. II. SCARE. pTes't.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-09-07

ALL READY for the Grand Repubii-
Can Rally ut Knoxville, on 10Th inst.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-09-07

NEW FALL Stock, complete, Just
received, at Kinsels--south side
Square.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-09-07
Republican Meetings.
GOV. STONE

VIII address the People Of Marion
County, on the Political Issues
now before them, at
Newborn, on Thursday, September 7,
at O'Clock u. NJ.
Indiana Chapel, on Friday, Sept. 8,
at 7 o'clock i. n.
Gosport, on Saturday, September 0,
at 2 o'clock i. NJ.
Everybody, Of whatever party or
belief, Is cordially invited to attend
these Meetings.
BY order Of Co. Cen. Committee,
iI3) G.. l.. COLLINS, Oh II
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-09-07

GRAND RALLY here, 10th. Come!
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-02-17

| OF these respective witnesses, that all
J OF them ceem 20 contradict this single
| witness, but } supposed the getlCmen
Wanted to make the fullest VindicatiOn
! they can.
Tie Court. 1t could hardly be more
complete than it is now.
Mi. Davidge. | desired 10 proceed
until we had some intinati0u hom tie
! court in respect 20 the NiHu.cation OF
| the defendant.
The Court. There is net the light
est foundation for the prosecution.
i he District Attorney privately 1e-
minded the court that lie had said
might be looked upon as a refee on
upon him in the disc haTge OF his O1fic al
Gutiss.
The Court said had no intention of
being understood rs charging the Dis
trict Attorney with any excess of zeal
in the performance OF his duty, and
directed tie jury 10 return verdict OF
Lot guilty.
The Court directed that the defend
ants witnesses be paid by the Govern
menT.
District Attorney Fisher Said, be-
fore they proceeded with tie next
case against Mr.. Butler, EewOUld
would a conference with the defend
ants counsel, and examine some OF
their witnesses before ne would pro
coed.
After q short absence he returned
and asked that a note PyosggE' be ell
tercd in the second case, as he was
clearly Of the opinion that i'll the case
OF Mrs. Madden, the second against Ar.
Butler, the Government had not Il
shadow Ut q case; he had examined
the witnesses and was satisfied that
Mrs. Madden had also authorized Mr..
Batter TO use her name Tor all purpOs-
e., and further, that she had received
every dollar from Mr.. Butler that she
was entitled to.
Judge Willie 50 ordered, and in dis
missing the case said, that while lie
did not blame the District Attorney or
The grand jury who found The bills
against Ajr. Butter. there Was "a great
fault IN the Government officials that
dictated and furihg.ed The prosecution,
and that they ought not 10 believe the
statements OF It single woman, us III
shat case.
lie thought thGt the public interests
were not subyercd, and did not think
any serious damage Wa done To the
reputation Of Mi Butler by such =
prosecution a. this, ~ there Wa no
ca: C. al all, either in law or equity,
against him. and for single dollar
the Government officials might have
known ihe fact - the aJte>tiEg wit
nr,sC5 could haNc rs well been inter
iogatv,f hy letter a- 80 have had this
iui.Grc To n,iure the Erl uJat.on OF Nj.
Butler.
lie G",!e tEe sane order I'm reference
t0 Iic witness Tor riic Gc;vE~C.
Mr.. Dnv.dgr lcu"rEcd ihat they
felt pleasure ia thanking the District
attorney Tor t.r ir.Hkrc-~ lie lad
shown uUun" the progress of ti:c
ease. Dir. sU,.-f was congratulated
heartily ~ lis cuGuS,i and friends.
who werc sasc tiIat the funi charges
,.e... ,-i Upon ...u c.u,t muj in amy
manner Ice proved. lie tHcn i"tt tle
court. followed ~ -. Immense tArcHg
Of fIie: d..
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-02-17

engaging to keen up the interest and
ultimately iiquidatc the principal.
AS we proceed in considering this
sum, it seems so enormous, 50 hugely
stupendOus and preposterous, that we
cOnnot overcome our ctedulity as to
the accuracy Of the cable dispatches.
But taking the information as ii comes
To us, we vii complete the calculations
which we sci cut TO make.
Surprising the rate of interest on his
stupenuu- Us fine TO he ) per cent,
France would have to pay Germany
SlOO. 900, 600 "a year besides a heavy in
stalment towards the extinction of the
principal. Now let US look into the
German and French finances and see
what Il figure the mere annual interest
would make. In the Prusslan budget
for lSb7 The latest We have the eX-
penditure Of the minister of war were
S3U, GOO, OU0-abOut One-third OF the in
Iereat Oh The fine sought 10 be imposed
on dismemherad France. That is 10
say, their interest on this enormous
fine would enable Germany To support.
without cXi ense 10 herself, an army
three times rs large as King WILLIAM
maintained in the year 1867. With
sGch military resource, Germany
would be mcnance To- Europe, the
terror and scouIge of surrounding na-
lions.
Now let US east glance into the
French official figures. According to
the French budget of 1868 lthe latest
in our possession and as good as ANY
other for Illustration the estimated
expenditure of the minister of war
were SO, 900, O00-a trifle more than
twO-thir&s OF The interest al the fine
demanded by Germany. The effect
on the comparative military strength
of the two nations would be the same
as if Fcance were to add One-half to
the army W hich she possessed III 1865,
and to give It, thus heavily augmented
to her arrogant uci2hbor With this
crushing burden resting upon her, her
taxable resources would not enable her
70 keep any army at ali. She would
be a helpless, PROSTATE slave at the ect
OF her dom.Gelng conqueroF.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-02-17

| we have combined iron aIRi carbOlic.
/ acid, and the result has been highly
satisfactory. The following is the
| formula :-Tincture of Iron. : ounce
Carbolic Acid, draEm; Water, D
pounds.
Mix, and give a teaspoonful largely
diiutedl three times n day Vest.
JOHTR0'.
SICK HEADACHE-Fh distre3si' q
complaint persistent and obstinate a.
II frequently Is when proceeding from
Il dcrangcd stomach, should be met
with q prompt evacuation Of that or
gan. When a nervous character, we
have occasionally found the use of OK
lde Of zinc, IN one or two grain doses
10 be attended with excellent success {:
bat much better than anything else i;
bromide OF potash. given i'm doses OF
from SIX 10 twenty grains three or four
times per day This agent cXcrtS a
most remarkable influence i'm the con
troll OF this agoniZHE affection. The
following is Il very convenient prcpa-
ration :-BromHie of potash, 2dFahmS ;
Fluid cXtra1I Of Be!adonna, ; druhm 4;
Distilled water, > ounces.
Mix, aud take half tcasVoonfui eV-
cry three or four hours until relief is
oJtaineG.-Ioid.
CURE FOR To0THACHE.-Take one
draim o. cO.iD>iiOa, auG add 10 il two
d.aiIHS Of carboiic acid tpurei, and in
>ert small portion OF. tise gelafinous
mass Jhus formed INTO the cavity of Il Z
tooth the result Will be immediate
reIicf.-ILjd.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-02-17

! ! would no doubt be most agreeable
| to Judge Chase to retire from a bench
! before which must, in the course OF
! time, be arragned many of the host OF
unconstitutional enactments, made 10y
fragmeutary Congress which existed
during the unhappy administrations
OF Lincoln and Johnson, and which
have 50 HamiltoniZcd the manner OF
constructing the Federal Constitution
that the American Congress, existing
under the specific grants contained in
the Constitution, claims almost ~
much """njpOtcnce over the free citi-
zeJaS of the United States as the British
TaIItaBcnt does over the subjects of
the British Crown, and exercised lis
UsuTped powers far more corruplly.-
The notification doctrines Of the
South Carolina statesmen Of 1892 were
certainly not more autagonistic to the
principles which underlie the Amcri-
can Union than are the ceHtraliZiug
doctrines OF the either fanatica! or cor
rupt demdgOgues who now control the
administration OF the Federal govern
munt.
The Supreme Court under Chief
Justice Marshall, reasoned in the case
Of McCOli0ch W. the State of Maryland
that laws passed by 4 State, taxing, re-
tarding or impending the operation Of
Constitutional laws enacted by Con-
gress, are void and unconstitutional {;
is it not equally reasonable TO believe
that laws passed by Il Congress, taxing
retarding or impeding the Constitu-
tional laws enacted by the States, are
void and unconstitutional ? For al
though the specific grants, contained
in the Constitution, take precedence Of
State laws and constitutions, they both
spring from the same source; the COM
muEities which united compose the
the American people and the trustees
to whom is entrusted the fulfllment
of the duties incidental to ether trust
have no right to do aught 20 damage
or cncrOach on the Constitutional ac-
ton Of their neighboys.
The Supreme Court Of the United
States has hitherto merited the respect
and esteem of the American citizen,
and its decisions should be placed be-
fore the public eye, more conspicuous
~ than Is customary at the present
time.
The reports Of them are a. follows:
Dallas, from 1893 10 1899, volumes;
Cranch, from 1891 to 1915, volumes
Wheaton. from 1916 to 1877, II vol
Hnts; Peters. from 1877 to 1872, is
volumes Howard, from 1913 40 1860,
- voiGmes; Black, from 1851 20 1867,
> volumes; Wallace, lIon 1868 to the
present time.
The laws Of the United States are
collected iHto books. called the Stat
lies al large, from ihe original Journals
into which were printed tjle proceed
inL- Of Congress since l1.3, ahd which
consist Of journal. OF Congress from
I115 to I7sS, volumes; Annals Of
tonerese. from l7SS e. 1874, = volumes;
Register ui Debates IA Congress, from
1874 - 1851, - volumes; CohETcs-iou-
a. N,'otr, from l>5% to present time,
= digest of the Federal laws, and
GA" OF the decisions Jf the Federal
counts. las been made 10y llr. +. /.
B.ishtit.y, of Philadelphia.
10 81 CJNTI1UEJ.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-02-17
TENNESSEE.

EAST TENNESSEE, VIRGINIA AND
GEORGIA RAILROAD.-Arr arrangements
are now being made 10 bond this road,
in accordance with ihe regulations of
the Treasury Department, to that i'm
ported merchandise con be imported to
Nashville in bond, The papers will
soon pass through Surveyor Woli's
Office, TO be forwarded to Washington.
-hHOr. Wig.
TIE VERDICT ~ TIE Libel SUIT-
Much 10 the surprise of the comInuni-
~. generally, the jury in the ease of
Baxter W. Saunders Il Clarke, on yes
terday returned Il verdict for Sd 900
damages. 1t is understood that a mo-
lion for new trial VIII be entered and
viii probably come up tomorrow
Press 4. LEru'd l2tH.
SUING FOR CHAEACTEB.-Ac voTG-
ing So the account Of the New York
World il appears that Eodericl Ran
dom Butter Is HbogJ TO bring his az
guirja! 40 pecu9itIy account by saiHE
Ior libel, all the papers that have cN-
pressed AN uai;.vorJ5ieop opinion of him
jEe damages 10 his AIR fame being. cs-
iImagcd at $50, 900 in each instance.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-02-17
TEE C-RN{T oEEiXGS - PR9PGsEL To
IIAE FAsSCE : DESE8E and CSLa 4
PEACE,

TEE C-RNEY 3EViyBs - PR0POsUL T2
IlAE FAsICE DESE3E AID CsL5 4
FEltE.
The demand of Alsace and Lorraine,
French co.0ny in the East Indies,
and twenty iron-clad Fri9ates OF war.
would alone beSuiiiciently huniliating
and GRIPPING To France. In the Judge
mcnt Of The world, these would be hard
and stern conditions; bat the Judge
mcut Of the world would not have con
dcmnud them as inadmi~sablc, or as
very much exceeding the customary
aVarice of cOuqUerGrs. But when, in
addition TO these heavy eNactiuus, il is
proposed to mulct exhausted France
i'm the enormous penalty of 2D.OUj.Uu0, =
600 of francs. such CNuTbljauc, must
revolt the sense of justice OF AL man
kind outside uf Germany. Public at
tcEt.On has been SO CuGTo>sCd with the
surrender of Paris and its attendant
events, tEat il has not yet been turned
with close Inspection 10 tEe outrageous,
the crushing conditions demanded 10y
the arrogant, McIcilc>s cuHqUeTUT. All
Europe and alltne world wilIcry shame
upon taeR when they have been AZ
tuutivciy considered
Let il attempt To get an exact idea
of their nature and euoTmity. il VIII
assist OUR conceptions If We reduce the
colossal fine from franks to dollars,
and express all our estimates ana conf
pari-ons in Federal money In our
references to Pruss.an a'd French IL
uauccs, it viii be convenient to use
only round numbers, fractions of 4
million being OF no consequence IN Il
matter OF this kid
The sum demanded by Germany i
8. .OJJ.0JJ, equal 20 the Interest
bearing por,ion 81 the United States
ua8oaal debt 30 pred ginuS a sum
caaiI not De laid down an ready moH-
ty ty the rigi,y-g 4at.ou iu lhe world;
H.i4iI less ity exhausted France. The
wcaijAie,J nation on earth could not
make Immediate payment even by
borrowing, al the money markets Of
Christendom being unable to supply
such a sum at any rate Of interest.
France must Therefore issue her be- =.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-02-17
The Case STAGED.
10 81 CJNTI%UED. ]

The Richmond correspondent Of the
Bedford Sentinel says:
Tie Pennsylvania Contra! railroad,
ui,r al TIE luo-t powerful iaiiruau cu:I-
b.uajioll- ia the N1gth. which BOASTS
It's .-4nWH,G,W Of surplus capital. and
iHr,y-j},J dependent ais, Tcachiu :
10 the Han Nc-i, has p !rchaseJ thc
i.auCH.-.a OF a cA&I.ct .-!aIfiCt IA I>6f,
uiI renewed la~t Year, 30 iH:.d a road
from Alexandria Ia frcarich' burg,
ANA auW makes application for an CE-
SION ca l.sut charter 20 !isv city "a
i,}chmoud and Ia the emf oi In, Long
bridge at Washington, which would,
Of course, destroy the l.Ic!IHiouC,
Fredericksburg ana Potomac road, III
which Tic state holds q large Interest.
Recent developments show tiat this
same road hes recently, UuGcr lis Veri-
ous Uisuse.. purchased Il controlling
interest III IHc Petersburg < NeldTUG,
aud Richmond & Petersburg roads,
while they admit tiiat thcy are build
ing road through Baltimore to y ash
iugtur, and control the rcuUs leading
from weldon 20 Augusta, with NaII-
ols ra.icl lines, and control, under
the TJCe-.i lease iiOnl bullock q O.,
the State road Of Georgia, terminating
rs Chattanooga.
Thus il viii be seen, dat, with the
exception of the gap from Richmond
to Fredericksburg, this road has control
Of a continuous line south fIom Phlla-
delphia, through the cuttou-groWing
states, to Chattanooga, and with the
proposed legislation, Will soon he able
to whiri their richly fle lighted trains
OF sealed ears across the borders of tbs
State CARRYING into Philadelphia thc
cotton of the South and The naval
stores OF the Caroltnas, much of which
would come TO our own cities or pass
over the scdboard road to the port OF
Norfolk, AM thus contribute 10 that
lung-cheri-hcd hope of Nirgiuians 10
make of Norfolk great city.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-02-17

EXTRAORDINARY SUCCESS. - The
iu>tl., celebrated S;eili-s Pianos have
again been successful. Eleven first
Prize and cold Medals were awarded
10 ~teiii Pianos for acknowledged
superiority over - different Pianos
from the fist manufactures Of New
YORK, Baltimore, Boston and II.
Louis, duIin" thc months Of October
and November, 1870, al the State Fairs
held III Augusta. GA. Staunton, Va,
Knoxville, Tenn, Nythville, Va,
WIimiugja", North Carolina. Win
chester. Va. Columbia =. G., Clurlls-
burg, -. Va, Charlotte \. G.. and
other places.
including the awards made during
the previous year, eighteen First Pre-
nliums have been awarded to the
StciI Pianos over twenty one Of the
most celebrated makers in the coun-
try.
More than one thousand Stcir Pi-
amos have been sold 20 the southern
people since the close of the war,
which TACT, when considered in con-
ncction with numerous Premiums
awarded by DISTINGUISHED judges, more
than indicates the superiority OF the
Steilf instruments over all others.
Persons wishing TO purchase. find
1t to their interest by correspondent"
with Mr.. Steiti before purchasing else
where.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-02-17
Preacher Whipping.

Tie member from BioUnt county, q
few days ago, stated on the tlonro of Tie
HOase Of Representatives that 10
Preacher had been whipped IN Blount
county. The verdict OF Federal jury,
rendered on yesterday, viii show the
members Of the Legislature V hat im-
p0rtal.cc 20 attach 10 that statement.
TN Yesterday, in the Federal Ccut,
the Jury rrturtd a verdict of eighteen
hundred coil ISagaiHSt VIM. Goddard.
J. Ii. Alexander, Thomas Cicmous
and james Brown, which was TO some
extent & rvbuEe to the preacher whip
l4rs. We say partial, because. the
amount is insufficient ana bccauce the
parties really guilty have been permit
ted 20 escalc.-IreSS d, Ucru'd.