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ENGLAND.


No-nlON, March 1.-THE Marquis
snd aar> shiOness oil Lorne are Visit
to The Queen previous TO her de-
psrture for Germany.
De,.ou,tractsa NJ Hyde Park.
The meeting in Hyde Park yester.
dsv m protest against the parks regu-
1s2ian SIN was attended by about four
fbousand people. The proceedings
were orderly throughout. One Tea
fure OF the demonstration was the
burning OF q copy Of the Objectionable
hill
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LAw REPORT.


First Ohaneery COurG-MOrgAn, Chan
celI0r.
Decision rendered by Special Chancel-
lor J. o Plercs: Mayor and Aldermen of
Memphis vs. Grace. Decisions by Chan
csllor Morgan: Watson vs. Haynes; Nc
Kinney VS. Belle Glover; Bartlett vs Cren-
shaw; Lanterbsch VS. Beehler; Reed VS.
Mangrum; Scott VS. Glover; Moore vs.
Green; Schuening VS. Eichberg. The case
of KshT VS. Able wac argued yesterday by
George Dixon and L. G. Haynes, but did
not conclude; the argument will be con-
tiHued this morning, after which the cases
following the case OF Kshr VS. Able will
be tried. Attorneys having the papers In
the case OF n. Stacker VS. f. Feldmsn ct
al will please return them to the clerks
Office.
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first Cireuts COurt-HeiskeIr, Judxe

The court was engaged yesterday Ia the
| trial of the case Of Toof, Phillips & Co. vs
the Pacific and Atlantic Telegraph COM
pany, the third on the calendar. The ar.
gument of counsel will bs heard this
morning. @. Nj. B. Smith, Esq, upon
motion of Mr.. Hosea Townsend, was sd-
mitted to the roll OF attorneys. The pa
pers in the case Of Tyler vs. the Mississippi
Valley Insurance company are missing
from the files. If any attorney has them
he will please return them this morning
To-day's calendar contains the following
cases; 1912 Archsrd VS. Page q Yates; 17OI
Moody VS. Thomas; 1744 Bsrrstt & Hef-
fern VS. ApPerson & Co; 1857 TigAr vs
Mississippi Valley Insurance company:
1870 Lucozrrens VS. Littleton ct al; 1875
Jones vs. Cameron; and numbers 1798,
1892, 1903, 1910; 1914, 17O5, 1916, 1917, 1918
1919 1920, 1881, 1922, 1928. 1924, 1875, 1897
and 1873 Ss heretofore published.
The unpleasant mistake made by the
clerk in the court report published in the
Sunday APPEAL involving the name of
Colonel Waller Coleman when that Of
colonel Bullock should have appeared, Is
much regretted by him. The adjourn
msnt referred to In said report actually
trsnspireG on motion Of Captain Z. @
Mcdowell, in respect to the memory Of
Colonel Bullock and not Colonel Coleman,
although the demise of the latter was cur
rently reported ct the time.
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RAILROAD NEWS.
Kansas City and Memphis.

The Kansas road will bring us increased
wealth and populstion; boundless
mineral wealth; iron, lead, zinc, man
Ranese etc; valuable building material,
marble, sandstone, tagging and one hun
dred and fifty thousand bales OF cotton
per snnum. Immigration, home and
foreign; the trade of North Arkansas.
Cheap food-meat, -four, hay, corn and
oats; railway connection with the crest
Northwest; prosperity and Independence
A GREAT advantage presented by the
Memphis and Kansas City railroad Is, thst
1t Is capable, the whole length Of its way,
of sustaining q local population and
traffic. OF the one hundred and eighty
miles from Memphis to the Missouri line,
but about fifteen miles are not susceptible
of cultivation. All of this trade thus built
up will be tributary TO Msmphis The
section Of country along the line of the
road is already very well populated, and
to great extent under cultivation. The
portion of the road adj jAcent to Memphis
Is located upo1 the only natural outlet
westward; that Is the "old Military road"
above overflow at sill seasons Of ths year,
and securing high and dry passage way,
beyond the contingency of interruption
by storm or food the year round.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
MASnMIc knIIcE

A SPECIAL communication Of An q
n corona Lodge No. l5s viii be heldN9H
th9s TUESDAY evening. 18th inst, ANN
7 s'clock, for work t1 the A. degree.
All r. A. are fraternally invited.
By order o. N. CARROLL, ". N.
JOIN BEAMIsH. SecretarY. mhI2
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.U.F. CAVANACH & CO.
Successors to Mathew Hunt s Col
DEALERS IN
THAs
COPIED
AND


TO TIE TRADE We oner special induce
L meuis and as low figures as the same
quality OF goods can be obtained IN any
MAJ ket, East or South. At our FACTORY we
Roast aad SFlna Java ana Ri0 GOmeej
also Grind and Pack su kinds OF Spices,
which We guarantee pure end of superior
quality. U. =. CAVAEAGH 4 60,
fa16 SS6 Main Street,
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NOTICE TO DENTISTS.

HAvING purchased the MEMPHIR BEN
II tai DEPOT Of J B. WaEson a Co.
Will continue the business at No. 8ls Main
street. am now replenishiug nom the lead
ing manufacturers OF Europe and this eoun-
try, hoping TO meet the demands OF the pro
fession. / also give notice to the public
that viii practice dentistry and surgery In
ali its branches, with advantages nos sur
passed In the profession.
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Privilege Taxes.
Important Esilss to Merchanis

OFFIrE STArE AND COUNTY PRIYILKGRl
TAX COLLECTOR,
Memphis, March 9, ls72.
"a The Merchants Tax Law has been &C.
clared constitutional By the Supreme Court.
All who are liable to such tax are there.
fore notified and requested TO CONS Or
ward and Eettls without further delay. This
notice 1t is hoped, viii be sufici ut for all
concerned. J. HARVEY MATHES,
mhlO Privilege Tax Collector Shelby Co.
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Second Chancery Ceurt-6eOGI, Chan
oeIIOF.
Case of State VS. Big Creek Turnpike
company occupied the entire day, and
will be resumed this morning. Jurors
and witnesses must be prompt in attend
snce or iorfeitures viii be taken in every
instance.
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NEW ADvERTIsEmEMTs.
MISSOURI STATE LOTTERY,
Incorporated in lgh


MORNING ULAAHs-No. ne.
10, II, rs, a, "a, L. z, a. 49, 50. 81, ~.
EVENING C1AAss-No. 10.
so, 42, 8, 2s, Il, 81. II, a, n, 5. SO, 81.
Lotteries drawn twice daily. Rrinen from
sl00 70 s50.009, paid N money by ]. H,
FRANCE, aE't, as5R North court 81. Box lzI,
q Co., ManagsrHs st, Lcuiss No.
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j ] b Powell. Nd

DENTI9rBT.-As shove notice. hsvs
disposed o. my dental ustness 70 Dr., ]. Z
Powell, who viii eontinus the same at my
well known Etsnd. Iwin now give nay IN
divided attention to the practice OF Tent
lstry. once ss heretofore, No. BIS Asfr
tea J.B. WAssoS. D. D.s.
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Supreme CONT.

The following is part of the docket of
the supreme court, April term. We will
continue 1t from day TO day until sll Of 1t
ls publishedi
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Second Circuit COurt-HaIsey, Judge.
Ths cases heretofore published Will bs
e3lled to-day. The attorney having the
papers in the case OF Cox sgsinst Pickard
viii please rotUrn them 70 the clerks of
fee Ct once
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final Nsties to taxpayers.

Final Nsties to taxpayers.
oIFIOK OF sTATE AND COUNTY TAX Coll
LECroB, SHKLBX COUNTY.
Memphis, Tenn, March 3, 1872.
THE condemnation list OF pFousyty for
Il unpaid taxes for the year 1871, is now be.
ing made out, and judgment win be taken
at this term Of the Court
Parties who desire to save costs OF condsm-
nation and expense of Distress Warrants,
N ust call imm sdiately.
No other notice viii be given.
WM- MCLEAN,
HoTLCD.
A T a meeting Of the Board Of Directors OF
n the 5slma, Marion and Memphis Rail
way Company, held the 6th inst, q call OF
thirty per cent. was made upon its capital
stock, msking in all sixty per cent. upon sub
ecrt ption. Payments may be made either at
the ONCE OF the Company in Memphis, Ten
neSsee, or Marion, Alabsma.
n. B. FORREST, President.
n. 3. PUsH Secretary and Treasurer. mh12
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-03-27

Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Co.

PASSENGER TRAINS WILL RUN
l. by tho following Schedule on and after No.
vGmber 10th, 1871, Wheeling time:
ON TnTTTo uvnnpac
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH,

New York Money daa siocE Market.
NNRw York, March I'd. AGuhp-osalO
per Cent Loans made flat; two per cent
for carrying. Clearing 23,5OO,OOO.
MoNEY-Active during the evening At
FROM per cent gold 70, 173s. AT the
IcloSe ot the market i declinedto 5a0 per
cent Some of the banks report large
orders for currency from the interior.
CoyRRNMFNTa-
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I'D me .Gs vote :, Of West Virginia the col.
o. u y man IAN y declared to BE- a voter. and and
situSo,a, s rights Of o voter in tSis S S1s
b ssT Ss y % @ hold office. Do we pfopose
'S''e that decree upon the second
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The STATE ELEcr1oNs.-On Il

The STATE ELEcTIoNs.-On the
third Wednesday Of October next,
the people of the State will be
called upon to vote for State and
County officers; and to vote for or
against two amendments to the
State Constitution, which will be
submitted for their ratification
The first amendment proposes to
change the day of the State elec-
tious from the third Wednesday OF
October, to the first Tuesday after
the. first Monday, the day of the
Presidential election. TIE second
amendment proposed, prohibits
the contracting of any State debt
except for ordinary current expeh-
ses, unless ratified by two7thirds OF
the GiiaHied voters Of the State
It j. is: supposed that rlt; these amend! a1ll nd
snleuts7 Will be unanimously adop-
ted. ysaom Ga,o5- E@& i ,Ta3;aai.
.
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The MASS MEETING. Tile Repnb
lican Mass Meeting on Saturday, was
quite small affair, the ,lattt,en} lt,sl dance q
blacks from the conntry, SCARCELY ex.
cceding that ofians ordinary OCCASION
Even those who were upon-the streets,
wero only partially represented in
the meeting The only speech OF
note was that delivered by Cardoz6,
who was earnest in the support Of
tho regular ticket and especially Of
Moses, and somewhat pointed in his
dennnciation of Tomlinson and the
Boilers. He claimed for himself, that
he was an honest Republican, and
had been instrumental in saving much
money to the State. His address was
we'll received: ~ .':.-f... .s'Ih
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dancy, in the Government. The
colored people will no longer be
thegpolitieal slavessof selfish and
desi signings otlice-seekers and hol-
Fd6rs, who are basely and most
treacherously using them for their
own7promotion and plunder. The
interests and rights of the colored
people have been sacrificed and be-
trayea. by their pretended friends
and guardians, the carpet-baggers
land scalawags! The moneys ap.
propriated, for the education OF
their children have been stolen and
squandered?,, The free schools are
closed! The hundreds Of, thous-
ands of dollars appropriated to pur:
chase for them homes have gone
the same way to enrich scoundrels
and leave Sthem homeless and
houseless! Their taxes have been
increased, until the burden is cp-
pressive and intolerable! 1t is a
well-known fact in political econ.
omy, that the lab6riiig CLASSES have
ultimately most Of the taxes to pay,
although in the first Instance levied
on property The merchant adds
the duties lie pays to the price oi
his goods and the consumer. re-
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Z Religious:

:. On Sunday las, in the absence
ofRey. j. IL. Martin, ofjthe Pres
byterian Church, and the is1dispo!
sitEiQqpn- Of to,f Rev, G ", r. JCaperrss, of the
Methodist churchs their respective
CONGREGATIONS waited upon the
,mfhiiisratiohhssY : of # Il the e. Rev. r. r.: f.
Pratt, the 1 Baptist minister, a ,glalr and ths la
Rsg Eel Miles. off Trinitye!odu .
:. Rew MkIP hat preaehedEtwoie exc
,l ceIfsat II a dIsegatges,aI ImHorahfffg rahfffg snd af a
ternoonmoIIe.is is promising young
minister; and. petferrnsplAs pastoral
duties most aceeptahly to; ! Ills co; con-
grogation,. preaching one Sunday
only in the month"; ~. a
t The morning discourse Of Rev.
Mr. Mites was from 2 Cor. '. IS,
10, and was a clear exposition Of the
Gospel scheme,oof the Atonement,
and an earnest and eloquent appeal
in behalf Of, It's, claims upon the &C
ceptance of a. fallen race-setting
forth the seriptural doctrine Of JUS
ti6cation and the security of the
believer The afternoon discourse
was from I Peter, ", 8, and was
a conclusive argument in support
of the doctrine Of the personality ot
the devil. Disbeliefin-the doctrine
ola distinct principle. of evil was
akin to that which denied the per:
sonality of the Holy Spirit, a
grwe out ofsthc same spirit o1
Anti Christ: s'.':A -
:. ..tf
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GREENvILLE.- - A !, correspondent
writes ave have two courts sitting
here at one time q very raro occur.
renee. The United States Court had
rented tho new courthouse for its
session, but Judge Bryan very cour-
tcoussy yielded stoeIaage Org andd
mo,F7eed tothe, old CONT thousszspst b
very comfortable Building, nor wen
furnished. The United States Cougt
has already been five weeks in, sssJ
sion, and it is. probable it viii ,be a
week longer; ,cs,iit has not yet done
any civil business. The cases in this
Court for five weeks have been al
most entirely violations of the inter
nal revenue laws by distillers and
retailers. They have generally been
very small cases. The expenses of
this Court are enormous, and the
Judge hns dismissed the grand and
ono Of the petit juries, and retains
but ore jury to try his cases. The
expenses of witnesses is one of the
largest. The grand jury presented
to the court the Importance of q
courthouse, postoflice and peniten-
tiary atthis place. /
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, ~ -
JAMES A. GRAY & Co... AUGUSTA,
GA.-By reference to the advertise
ment;which appears in another col
|umn, it willbe seen that our young
friend, :Mr. J: A. calli0uns.jr.,' is now
with this we'll known Augusta firm.
Our friend is o young man Of fine
business Hif capacity, polite and 3 obfigihg
and With an c:xst extensive acquaintance 41c'
FamoHg Gpur people. Augusta is Q
good market. for Abbeviile, and
among it's merchants none stand
higher, than the firm of James A
Gray &'Co. Our friend will be quite
an acquisition in extending the ac.
quaintance and presenting tho claims
of the firm.
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PUBLIC sLIBnARY.-We. L direct at

PUBLIC LrBRARY.-We direct at.
,tention to the Communication in an.
other column, urging the establish.
.meut ofsa public library in our town.
.We'heartily endorseithe suggestion Of
the writer; and trust that it will
awaken interest. and lead TO action in
the premises The library: would
supply an urgent need, and add very
much to the attractions of town
life. A moderate fee would place
within the reach Of. ali, access to
good books, and supply a fund of in
nocent enjoyment which is ever a
pressing necessity. In spite of our
recognized character and intelligence,
Abbeville is behind her sister towns
in this respect. Grecnville presents
no more attractive feature than her
Literary Club and Library, and Able
Vile would do we'll to emulate her
example. Who will move in the
meter 1?
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soruc1roRsnip or THE SpH CIRCUIT

|. Sor1c1ToRsnip OF THE SqH CIRCUIT
AT the Democratic Convention to1
the 9th 2Jndieiaf Circuit, comprising
tho Counties of Abbeville, Anderson
,GreehyiIe, oconee and Piekeens, held I'D
at Anderson G. H., on Thursday last
WIN. ii. Perry, Esq, the incumbent;
VI 'asff unanimously nominated for re.
,elactiono i Solicitor Perry has dis.
charged tho duties of his Office for the
past ;fout years, with ability and eff.
cheney, and at the same time, with
moderation and ihpartia|ity!' He has
made himself generally popular, and
has secured the respect and good will
of men of all parties, We can assure
him of a strong vote on thepart Of the
whites of Abbevile, and believe that
he cah do as much IS any other, to
divide the black vote. We invoke in
his behalf a rousing vote, which will
guarantee his election. =.
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ma Mcssrs. J. B. & W. J. Rocel

m- Mcssrs. J. B. & W. J. Rogers
are now receiving largo additions to
their select stock Of dry goods; gro
cerics, and confcctioneries, at their
well.known stand, No. 2 Granite
Range. They keep constantly on
hand full stock of the best goods in
their line, which they are selling at
reasonable rates. They are polite
and accommodating business men,
who guarantee satisfaction to all, and
we commend them to tho patronage
of Dur friends. = .5., p
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Homer &, S: M8oWialan. an !.

Among the announce anientssg ot
Candidates for office in this county
befound. the nalnes of Captain
Homer Il. MCGOWAN, the present
able Solicitor of this Judicial Dis.
trict, who again presents himself to
the people for reelection. We are
pleased to see that at o large county
Convention, eniit Held in Spartanbttre
lastr Saturday MF Mr., j, M Gowan Was y 9
unanimo ously nominated for that
positioa. The people Of Spartan;
burg kf1ow-hiilm well sszsssaa
We have known GaptsM cGoVRn
personally and intimately for many
years, AMERICAN testify to- hisdHgh
moral worth as anan, I and his his s19 su:
|periior ability for the Office Of so;
licitor. In consequence of the
chafge made.:by the last Legisfa.
Iture, whereby Union County was
attached to, the, seventh circuit;
Capt. McGowan has only attended
zone courtsin this county, as Solici-
tor; and we. .presume9fthatr fewod
tour citizens know him. ss NV e,
|therefore, feel a pleasure in stating
that as Solicitor for the past -four
years, Capt. MCGOWAN has dis:
ot,d6rrrrod ~ 4 :tha d,,t,ns nf I,fss re- With
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!. REMOVAL or TRIAL JUsr1CEs.-
Governor Scott has been recently
making q raid upon the Trial Jus
tees of Charleston, having removed
VIM. Y. Lovctt, Martin .Caulfeld, A
N. Mackey. for encouraging petty
litigation; Henry G. 1n&ood, for
bribery in office; Edward Petty, fol
general incompetency and using his
eficial position to persesute citizens.
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~ The, Chester Reporter states
that Judge Mackcy left for Washing
ton on Monday of the past week, to
protest against the interference Of
United States officials in State cleo
tions. In the event of President
Grants refusal to comply with this
reasonable and proper request, it is
not the purpose of The regulars tt
throw their strength in favor Of Gree
ley; bat simply to refusesto vote .fo1
any electoral ticketat all, and thereby
give the State to Greeley by default
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z Coop FOR SeoTf. M Gov. Scott's
visit has: not been without benefits,
iHe1i has:T been J. investigating the
workingsof our, Trial Justice sys::
TEN, and has come to the conclu.
sion, we learn, that it is shame
aud disgrace. He has determined
to "tsever the .heads''. Of several d
the fraternity of Trial JusHces: +
is time, Let JUS j, have peace.
Charleston Repablean. aosgsi.i7 a..
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RELrarous.-Rev. P. F. Stcphchs,

REL1e1oUss-Rev. P, F. stcphehs,
of the Episcopal Church, delivered. !. a
discourse in Trinity Church, on Fri
day evening last in behalf Of the
advancement Society,"" one Of the
oldest and most efficient religious as:
sociatiops in that body. He showed
that the Society was once Sustained
by the rich parishes Oh the coast, and
that it was then the chief agency in
sustaining tho Church in the upper
country. Common gratitude requires
US now to minister in turn to thcm in
their destitution. 80 .n'1 ~:
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. GIANTS ORdAN ON THE LgUIss
VILE FAnURE The New ork
dnss, Of Thursday says: ss=, 81
b b '.Mr. s0' Conor's positive refusal
to be the candidate Of the Louis
vile Convention has seriously mod
flied the probable active inhnence
of the movement on the Presiden-
tial canvass: Had he accepted and
with Mr.. Adams been represented
In each State by an electoral ticket,
he might have drawn,a a eonsidera7
Eble Straight out vote. But it IS
mot likely that any one else who
can be seleetedGwiH do so.Hf It is
very, difficult to organize minor
ity, every Y member Of which knows
the minority is q hopeless one for a
national contest. &c o this task, Mr..
,O' O'Conorwould have lent thesassis:
tance Of national reputatio ion, ,iand,
had he taken al an active part in the
canvass, Of. brilliant. and original
abilities. These are not likely to
be found elsewhere, and a5move-
timent for a third party may be re-
garded as having seome. 20 az END.
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|, LONDON, September 4: A,spec-
,ial dispatch TO- she daily Ne,6s, from
says. that tlleaaE,nperors off, Geps
many, Austria and Russia, at their
conference in Berlin, resolved to
advise the Pope Ito, abandon the
Jesuisy and doagreeddto use their
good offices .yit4ssthe 9taian Gov
ernment, for the protection of for
+eign religious orporatious tiaaN-
oiy III ~ o. iisjT4t .sio aStssE ~ tf, ~
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'LrcENsED.-We omitted in our last
to state that orr young friend, Mr.
Charles R, Mosley, the polite and eff.
cient clerk at Lee & Parkcr's drug
store has received q Druggists Ii
ccnse, having received o satisfactory
and creditable examination before the
Examining Board in Columbia.
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PENSIONERS OF THE WAR. OF 1912
Our friend Mr.. Wesley Black, in
forms us that he has been successful
ly prosecuting the claims of such citi
zens as aro entitled to pensions under
the Act of Congress. There are in
our County some seventeen soldiers
of the war of1Sl2, and the remain
der, arc heirs of deceased soldiers.
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bgDr The, New York World, in
noticing the arrest of Forester, the
alleged Nathan murderer, says:
"Of what the evidence against
Forester consists: was kept a pro
found. secret blythe police, but Su-
perintende,lt, Kelso said freely that
it'was almost entirely circumstan-
tial, but of stlch a positive nature
that lie was convinced that if For
rester was. arrested his conviction
of tic murder will surely follow.