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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-03-07

:. change has come over tho aspect of
political affairs in the Republican party:
.rhc opposition to, Grant, which was Sup:
posed to have been blown away by the,
artificial whirIwind created by the poll.
,ticians during tho recess tsays. the Pitts.
burgll, Pa, Post, isappe earring more pow
erful than ever, and at last it has taken
form in the proposition for Convention,
of disaffected Republicans to.be held in
Cincinnati on the first Monday in May.
AS matters stand atpresent, this Conven---
ton promises to bo of the very greatest
importance = A,ewell-informed cores
pondent of the New, York Tribune writes
from Washington that the ;. friends Of
Grant in Congress are really afraid, and
that their last resort IS to frighten his OPP
ponents into support by declaring that
Grant and the party are, inseparable.
Senators freely confess thatwithin thirty
days the situation has'greatly changed,
and that, although they dos notsgixe up
their belief that Grant will be rcnomina-
ted, it will be only after severe fight.
They admit that other men in the party
arc more available, and estimate that. #
he is elected, it vii be by a very close
vote; while the best thing for the party
would be the formal refusal OF Grant to
run. Tho Cincinnati Convention comes
in now to increase the fears'o Of these gon-
!tlemen and to warrant their estimate of
tho.diflculties in the way of Grants re-
nomination. Affairs have been tending
to this end for long time, and 1t is to be
hoped that nothing will interfere withthe
prosecution of the scheme. a.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-03-07
The inarplots of the United States are

The marplots of the United States are
again making themselves unpleasant by
wanting to know, You know" The
subject of the present inquiry is q def
cheney of s6,ooO,O0o, which occurred in
The Stamp Department of the United
states Treasury, during tho time: when
Nr. Boutwell, was Revenue Commission
or or course, matter: so damaging was
speedily hushed up. andpnt away in ITS
little bed. There it would have slum-
bered quietly to all eternity, had it not
been for the recent split in the Radical
party. which has set all the disaflected at
work, unlocking the closet doors and
pulling out the Skeletons. There is moth
ing like Il family fight, after all. A house
divided against itself must fall.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-03-07

OUTRAGE Urox TIE PLAkrEE-The
State Senate is regarded as the conscrva-
tive.linb of the Legislature and the peo-
pie have, in ameasurc; based some hope
upon their superior diligence. But when
that body,after a full discussion and up4
dyrstanding, passes f.vorably upon an Act
indirectly taxing the planter Ety cents
upon every ton Of, Guano used III the FRO
dtiction Of his crops, we may lose alt hope.
The bill provides lor an Inspector anaeXs
tends his supervision over guanos aud all
cofamercial7ertilizers, with aspefquisita Of
ftiv cents upon each ton branded, and IL
salary of $1,000 from the State Treasurer.
The office of Inspector, is said, will be
worth between $4,000 dhd $4,000 per
annum.-Lancaster Ledger.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-03-07
The Southern CeIt.

$ Thisably.editcd ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ly-Rerublican in itsapoftics-hns been
revived lately, in Charleston, whcrelt
was started some two or three years ago.
The Ctlt, as itsname would indicate, is de-
voted to the interest of the Irish popi'4a-
ton of our country. We are glad TO
place it upon our exchange list.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-03-07
Situation as Teacher Wanted.

A YOUNG LADY, with good refer
~ cnces, and competent. to instruct
young children in the EnglisI, Branches,
and French, desires I, situation as Teach
or in some private family, where she will
have q pleasant home. Address F, care
Key box, IL, Augusta, Ga.
Feb % 1t 10
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-03-07
' TssgsfsfsllES, s5gsssRES,. Ss;;r saorr,

AS was expected and understood, the
bill was very promptly putthreugh both
houses again, the objections of his Ex-
cellency the Governor to the contrary
Notwithstanding, and by yote-in the
House of 81 to ls andin the Senate Of %
70 6.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-03-07
w. H. SANDERS.
DENSLoW & BUSH'S
SAFETY OLE.

TT Will not explode! Is the safest and
Il purcst Oil ever produced! Stands
over 15Uo Fire Test. A lighted lamp may
be upset and broken without fear of ex-
plOsion or fire. For sale by
w. T. DURISOE, Sr.
Feb IS If 10
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-03-07
.KerSelle OIL. Kerosene Oil.

ri BEST I'm THE MARKET, - !,
.TuHretetiyyesd Two III { more lri 1! Barrels No. I
sS . espOs sesES4F olEaTaffsHHslsss pa. npHssl ~
-aJi s..iw 4u,I : stal:Drugsist7 u:
Jan gsH riStf f.E - 81
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-03-07
A Worl. of Mercy,

sl5o,eoo, 90 in 1000 Cash Prizes is to be
distributed Legally, March .2Sth, 1872, at
Omaha, in mid of the Sick, and Destitute,
ut Mercy Hospital This Enterprise is
endorsed by the Governor and best busi-
ness men of. Nebraska. The Tickets are
81 each, OF two for IS. For full particu
lars, address-Pattec & Gardiner, Busi-
ness Managers, Omaha, Ncb. e..
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-03-07
How to Itirect Lt,trrs.

: We bring to the notice of our readers
the, e,following Circular from the Postinas-
:er General. There Is no doubt that tho
delay in the transmission Of letters and
papers, as we'll as most of the cases of
their elrtire loss, may be attributed to tho
fact that they arc carelessly directed by
the writer's. We have seen letters and
papers travelling about in the mails for
months and then returned to the office
where it was first mailed, for "proper
,J;rontio,,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-03-07
Notice.
Notice for Discharge.

VNTHEREAs application has becil
w made to me l,S Thoraas 3. Reese,
Administrator OF tho EStatc of James
BOYD, deceased, fora Finul -Dischafsa.
1t is ordered that allpersohsr interested
III said Estate, show cause before nc, ut
.myoilice, on the second day OF April
next, why said discharge should not be
granted.
9 d. L. TURNHR, J. 2. C. E. G.
Mar. J. It II
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-03-07
lWAsu1NeraolN; February 1;.ls12.

Nffe%Sh1sV1VNtIeO ut1FJ t19tT' =
Owing to the rapHlinereaSei in the nails
and the establishment of-Inany:new Post
Offices throughout tho country this; ;De-
partment finds it necessary. in order to
facilitate the distribution and to secure; q,
speedy transmission OF the heavy mails
now passing, particularly over the trunk
lines lin tSd Of & G rs bs esS
COIEHEYs "a wall ssthe RQSSr QEIE!GE 1lIf I
tiers, eircaiarss. 'newtspa psfsqt safda other
matter to be forwarded! small, ri satsi,g;4
J. A. j. CRESW SWELL,sYo,r,,
:. -, PosHuaster Geus11l,.s
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-03-07
tformaxion. Wanted.

HkOEE out of tho Stables at Pine
0douse Depot, OIL tho 2Oth, a Dark
'Bd MARE, 1ilshod, marks of'saddle on
waars. shows white of eyes very dis
'tinayI and is about IS yenrs old.
Mberal reward will be paid for her
recdhry. or any information concerning
saidbnro will be Thankfully received.
HI. @. rALBERT..4
Ldmircs, P. o., Feb. 2s, St 10
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-03-07

A .L4RiE and an i sBseantifahlt L STOCK or
~ Mems ND: a.,d Boy.s sg r IT'S aud cAf. { Ysgs
- dHEA AT1AsA,sEs.ssss;; ss.g sE...s;
Jan4nT.a.r. Il >s'i ibts''s'
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-03-07
Cash balance, available for pri
zes lawn and miscellaneous
diSliIrSpp1e eDtS

disbursements, ron, $40
This exhibit, says the Nc'rs, demon .
strutcs the fact that the Association madc
no money out of the drawing. Out OF the
S3G, Al, the Association paid all the pri7.
zes that were drawn; and, besides SO do
ing, they gave 5000 to tlleStatc Mrchan;.
ical and Agricultural Society, $500 to the
Confederate Widows Home and $500 to
the Catholic Orphan Asylum. When tie
few outstanding. claims are paid the AS
sociation will have absolutely nothing loft.
We iavc taken particular pains TO aus
certain the receipts and disbursements III
the rity of Charleston, and We find that
the whole number Of tickets sold in the
city was $3.50, realizing $23,3"5 net cash.
Tic expenditure of the Association in
charleston. in prosecution of the bust.
ness was $44,5OO, exclusive of over slo,-
600 paid out in premiums. This proves,
VIC think, that Charleston has no cause
for grumbling.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-03-07
Feb 81
NOTICE 1!

r HAVE this day associated with me
i in the Grocery and Commission busi-
ncs., Nc srs. RICHARD DSUNlMERALL
and u. NJ. MUlHERIN.
Tic business will he carried on under
the firm name Of NJ. O'DOWD & co.
I ask for the now tirTn'a continuance OF
lhc liberal patronage heretofore extended
b me.
4 All persons indebted 10 me are earnest
rcntcsted to pay the Same to Capt.
TIM. Spires, OF to NJ. O'Dowd d. Co.. Par
Is indebted have no right to expect
Ager indulgence. o,no,yD
augusta, Ca, Mar. |, 1872. I'M II
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-03-07
Lieut.. Fred Grant and the Grand



Of course put Lieut.. Fred flrstt For
who is the heir of the Rorhanoffs Of
Russia compared tofhe heir of the Grants
of: Galeha While thes Grand Duke
Alexis has been on, his travels iiY this
country, Lieat: Fred, edncated;at West
Point, upon thapecples' money, has been
going ii uponthc biSssdIsnre o,tthe etileriy
side of tlIewater-upon the Peoples
money again. Lieut.. Fred sails through
his travels in a Government vessel, ac-
comranied by asquadron of Government
vessels, and attended by Genl. shcr-
maii, head of'the Army, and a ndmbdf
of naval officers of high rank. Avery
big dog sccms.to be Lieut.. Frcist stS3ntAs
on the peoples money. The latest ac
counts from his royal .journeXings. d. d..
scribe his stay at Nice, in Italy, where
balls, parties and breakfasts succeeded
each other IN bewilaering confusicn,
Admiral Alden was, il. attendance On the
youthful army cadet, with the frigate
Wabash. The officers OF the Wabashgave.
recoption on board tint vessel, The
dancing lasted from Two to five in the
afternoon, and the luncheon is said. by
an apprcciative ,cOfrespQnsdgeht.1. lei to have
been too delicioiissaad9 p,atgni6centpfor.
description s. And he kindly Nrefrains
from tantalizing our sorely burdened
taxpayers by giving detailed account
of the feast. The Breoklynaand 'Slren-
andoah, two United States war. vessels,
ran race for the amusement o.. Lieut.
Fred and his visitors, which was woniby,
the Brooklyn '--e - 5.i.t. -.
!, These big als--hio9wa " Snowy and:
extravagant they are! - e. eist,ss pi:>t
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-03-07
rhe South Carolina Land and Im-
migration Lottery.

The Charleston News publishes edito-
rally full, and, 1t appears to us, a salts
factory account Of the late drawing Of
this Association. From this statement,
it appears that at the time fixed for the
drawing, and which had been already
postponed from aprexious date, less than
onc-Sixth of the whole amount Of tickets
had been sold. ;'rhe managers, after
much tlelibcration and consultation with
friends, determined not to reduce thc
prize. in.proportion to the tickets unsold,
but that they would take the risk and Lei
the original schedule stand. In this way
they became proprietors fall the unsold
tickets, which WAS perfectly fair, as they
thus became bound for large amount
for the unsold tickets. . - {; 81 Z
The following is tabular statement oi
the condition OF the Association when the
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-03-07

Edwards. Berry, 80 acres
Feaster, John, LA acres
Holland, e d, 184 acres
Hostollo, John, 20 acres
jennings, John, 600 acres, / building
johnson, Mrs Asa, 80 acres
Lott, G w, I43 acres
Lott, Arthur NJ, 1873 acres
McCarty, A J, 387 acres, building
MCGEE, d j, 260 acres
MCGEE, w d, 80 acres
Mccarthy, Philip, 16S acres
Murrell, w A, l74 acres, building
Padgett, Ezekiel, $40 acres
Padgett, John E, 300 acres, 2 buildings
Rodgers, Luke, 500 acres, building
SatcIer, H NJ, 34S acres, building
Saulter, Mrs Harriet, SO acres
Story, Jasper, SO acres
Seibles, B.W, 258 acres -,.'....e.--.,.- '.''''
Whittle, Jas NJ, 30 acres
Warren, Mrs NJ, 1872 acres
NORRIS ToMNsaif. ,2 IS IL
Able, Ariel, 800 acres, 2 buildings
Buzzard. .Mrs. MarX. l8Q acreS ..-....
Eaasons Lawson, sU.atess5 t5EYgg'i
. Gunter, Reason. 10 acres
!; Gibson, Frances Af, 4soacres, buiding
{! Gibson, John, 2di acres : -
Hoiston, Elizabeth. 2A acres, build
ings : - -. ~ : -. az.
Kenney, John. 2QO acres
Miller, D q, daf adfes5f 1 mfilding
; MeKendriok, Michael; @ 400 acres: s,:.$i
Maroeny, Alfred 9s acres, building =
Padgett, Wilson, 100 acres. ...,,f.; -; -,
Padgett Livingston, i28 actes,,f - 80
Pardne3 Rebecca, SS acres =" -
Powell, VIM, $50 acres, building
! Reynolds, Lawson, 176 acres
RidgeQoJoels 1zQ acres , s. .s
5ass RlsgsaSJss s BsSoSee5 5g5 s&ss sasldeeg 81 !
Smith, Estate, w G, r46O acres
Shealy, Sophia c, 400 acres, buildings
Smith, Iiima1r w gIB actHd;1 bmldm
Willard, Thos d, $50, acres, building
Whittle, Hulda, 100 acres
#si;;|s #|ii,s #sj;;s fs2S i]|EE|' 'I''ffis|q
:: Whifle, Sophia, 168 acres
Whitman, Sbeard;n1 aTesIairraF
SegagS,SSa I " 6WFEz SsssESs eR''ssies
y Adams, A A, 244 acres, 8 buildings
Burt, Eugene, 6s0acfea i building
Bland, Mrs I, 1880 acres >.
: BLAND drs,BIa haiA ddiihhssa asBisssE
Bland, Geo W. .ss5acfesSSa buildings
Burton, Estate, R T5 acres, build
- - /.
Seyar; .yohh.! l,9t, RFagsassaseF 3 s -
ings ..'''f;s-s.. } ''i;s t.-;..''
Cray, .MtsApn, r1lot; rbuiDding, Edge
field, CH..1 ...sj.-zsSlo =, litla ;. !; -;
Glover, A A,Agent, 50acres; Il building
Glover, A AID lot, 1building, Edge
Glover, A A Argent, 200 acres - =
James, CS, lS7 acres, building
Johnson, Z s, 800 acres, 4bnildings
Magrath, TP, Il lot, i building, Edge
field, G 81
Outz, j T, $50 acres, l building ~
Fsddgss Fsdsss As15s, s,s1s 1ss 1f5si fS5said.4s ag
Ramey, Nat, l lot, building, Edge:
field, 81 sss-ss3sss..11ss -
Il strother, Estate, David B, 1s9eacfes,4
0atsa Western Uaion gsieg1ap6 CO
[Ira',r
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-03-07
Total number of tickets

The proceeds of 2s, 467 tickets, :
sold at s., were "a
Deduct expenses, already paid,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-03-07

The whole number of tickets
disposed of was,
The number of unsold tickets
held by the Association OH
the day Of the drawing was,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-03-07

dOHM F. HENRY, s.eAleaes p,a1L,,
Newf,t ESb 81 ofk+ &hplesala Agents,sS .,o1 s,,,
lyaea4s4 Aas
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1872-12-20
BOUND OVER.

n B. SHAFFER, successor TO E. Wilcox, Tailor,
Ol Cleaner and Repairer executes all work en-
trusted to him with care and promptitude, and al
low rates. shop, West Eagle street, Rock Island
House block 129du
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1872-12-20
The @ aitg Argns,
The Case Of Bon. Jonas W. olson.

At the great fire in Galva, this gentle
man lost his building, the upper story of
which he occupied as residence, and the
shoe shop and store He also lost all of
his furniture and his owB family's wearing
apparel, except what they had on He
saved only few shoemaker tools, which
were removed from the lower story We
forgot-he saved his crutch with which
he had hobbled through the world since
he was three years old He had no insur-
ance which is eolleetable, and the property
was mortgaged for 81 900, or double the
value of the naked lot.
This was bad enough However, with
the few tools he saved, he went to work in
another shoe shop, to keep soul and body
together. But by the FIRE last week, spoken
of elsewhere, he lost again-his last and
deol Not quite-his crutch still abides.
But his health, never good, is now sadly
impaired by his confinement in the shop
and his anxieties because of his losses.
/ We learn that some Of Mr. O's friends
is this place had contemplated giving him
some aid when his Swedish countrymen
were advised not to do so, by a Swedish
minister from Galva, who, it is said, false
ly denied that Mr.. O. had lost anything
except some worthless articles Of clothing
This, we understand, was done because
Mr.. O. does not belong TO the same church
with this pious divine, OF vote the samt
political ticket This may not be true, bu
the fact that the followers Of that ministe1
have done nothing for Mr., O., while the,
have for others of their countrymen, be
longing to the same church and party
who are in good health and have consider
able property left, gives it the appearances
of truth. At all events the matter has
bad look
| Mr.. Olson we are sure is as deserving G
aid as any one who suffered by the Chica
90 fire, and his Scandinavian brethren Wi
not do themselves justice, or be worthy {
esteem, if they withhold aid by reason c
such raseally advice as is charged upo
the above mentioned minister, -Keeoant
| TuTspa1H473f
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1872-12-20
Hair Restcrer.
Natures
Hair Restorative!
Warranted free from
Poisors.
Clear as Cry stal!

Has no sediment no Filth, no Lac Sulphur, no sug-
Ar of Lead no Iitharge no Nitrate OF Silver, will
restore Gray Hair, prevents the Hair from Falling
Of and is entirely free from the poisonous and
heath destroying Drugs used in other Hair Prep
arations.
Keeps the hair il a nice, healthy condition; is a
dne Dressing and has given the most abundant sat.
isfaction to Thousands who have used II. Try one
bottle and be convinced. Take 10 Other.
Dr. G. smith. Patentee, Aver, Mass. ASnnfac'
tured and for sale by ProcIor Bros, Gloucester
Mass All first-class druggists sell 1t.
gaY Send two three cent stamps to Proctor Bros
ana receive by return mail Valuable Treatise OF
he Human Hair 3-6aeodmwfwly
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1872-12-20
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

nnnO AGENTS WANTED.-we guarantee gui-
JJJJ ployment for all either Eek, at s. Per Gay
or 5000 or more q year New works By Mrs. d.
b. Stowe and others. Superb premiums given
away. Money made rapidly and easily. Particn'
lars free. QUEEN CITY PUB. CO., Cincinnati, %.
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1872-12-20

DECTFIER AND MANUFACTURER OF DO
II mestic Liquors. Importer and Dealer in For
eign Wines and Liquors. Front street. opposite
Ferry Landing, Rock Island, Ill.,
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1872-12-20
SPECIAL. NOTICES.
DIR. BOHANNAN
MISSOURI.
Established In St. Louis 1897.

Office NO $40 North Fifth street, (between Washing
ton Ave. and Green streetsl,
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1872-12-20
Business Cards.
M. M. STURGEON,

TToRNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW,
1 Rock Island, III. Office in Mitchell Lynde's
I,afr 0wtf
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1872-12-20

me active mediciuA
qualities Of Poke Rect
are combined with the
best Tonic preparat'or
of Iron in
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1872-12-20
Aurora COmmereialC College
JENNINGS SEMINARY
Offers superior inducements in all branches of q
BUSINESS EDUCATION. Address
O. W. QUEREAu, A. NJ
AURORA, ILL.
LANDS IN IOWA.

Upon application to the undersigned, there will be
sent by mail to any address, postpaid new RAIL
ROAD MAP OF IOWA, corrected to date, and a
descriptive pamphlet, containing Sectional Map Of
that part OF the State in which il situated the Land
Grant of the Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific X X.
Co. and giving full and detailed Information IS TO
the location quality, PROTECTS. terms OF sale, etc OF
more than 5RlOgu acre of land for sale the
line OF the railroad. The lands are the cheapest and
best Farming Lands now in the market In Iowa. the
most productive and progressive agricultural state in
the Union, and are being offered nj low prices ard
most favorable terms to actual settlers j l. DREW
Land Com'r, Z. r. l. q Z. X. X. Co.. Davenport Iowa
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1872-12-20

CURES ALI. CHRONIC AND SPECIAL DISEA.
- SEES in short time either in Male or Female
CHARGES low fees uses no mercury
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McELHERNE & ABBOTT
ALLEN & sIMONsON.
PETER FRIES,

ATTORNEYS AND CoUNsELORS AT L
n Rock Island, III. Office in Bufords Block.
9-23dtf
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Agents Wanted.

We guarantee employment to all, either sex, at
s. day or $4,000 or more year, New WORKS by
MRS. H. STOWE and others. Superb Premiums
gwen away Money made rapidly and easily at work
| for us Write and see Particulars free. NJ. A.
| PARKER & Co, 239 West Madison St, Chicago,
/ H. l0-22d3m
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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-08-31

w charge the following up to
tie F~Lchsburg News:
Many years ago a Judge Of one Of
the c~ircgit courts in North Missis.
-ppi VS. holding court and an i'm
portrait criminal trial was on hand
which at.r0ntei q large crowd to
the court-hgGsg.
Roger Bsr.on a distinguished
criminal LAWYER IA Ia the midst
Of a very cIoqu mt speech in defense
Of his client and in the course of q
vehement iuvectivo for which he
was characteristic, he used the ia.
u:iiar quotation from Shakespeare
"Lay On NcDuf, and ID be be
who first cries hold enough"
Tbs Judge immrd ateIy interrup
ted the Distinguished COUNSEL "stoT
SIR" and turning to the cleik in Z
very mandatory manner said " Mr.
CIerk enter a fine of ten dollars
against Ar. Barton for using pro
lano language in this court.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-08-31
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