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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-01-09
III liable BROTH ERS,
NV. CORNER 7Ih a. ID SITS.
WASHINGTON, ID. G.
dec lG-tA MA
NJ y II | {! L

NoTlcE'
have rcGttcd and thoroughly repaired
"OLD CAMERON DISTlLLERl,"
and added thereto q large Copper Still, which
UPPER-DISTILLED RYE and BARLEY
MALT WHISTLES made in this country.
l have resumed full operations, and am pre-
pared to sell to the trade on favorable terms,
either free or in bond.
The special attention of dealers Is called TO
my brand Of
' DARLINGTON RYE WHISKEY,"
made from No ! bolted rye -four: Samples
sent free of charge if desired, or can be seen at
my store No. 80 King street. Alcxandrls, Va,
or ut p. s. II. j. Fcgan's, No. 4G6 Pennsy ivanla
avenue, Washington, d. 9; am The original
inventor of this brand, and rs there has been
nut On the market All imitation thereof, have
been induced to have the said brand copy
rightcd
Having an experience of twenty-three years
in the manufacture of Liquors. and using the
best Grain, challenge competition.
guarantee all liquors sold by me TO give sat-
isfnction AS rcprescnted if not they can be re-
turned and the money shall be refunded.
| have now in store and for sale to the trade
ARLINGTON RYE WIllSkEi.
CAMERON
LONE STAR
MAGNOLIA
MOUNTAIN
All the above brands urc of my own distilla-
ton Also in store and for sale
MOORE'S PURE RYE.
FOUSTS Do.
ROBINSON & RUFF'S Do.
RAMEY SCOTCH WHlSkEi.
HOLLAND GIN.
JAMAICA Rum.
PORT and SHERRY WINES
Thankful to my friends for past faTors, re-
specially solicit their future patronage. l have
I inn CT j ~ n
dria Va, where will be glad to see all my
friends. ,,,,r
dec 1l-2m PEIEK fEGAN.
NEW BOOKS, MAGAZINES. REVIEWS
IN AND NEWSPAPERS FOR 1878,
NO. IS KING STREET.
Now is the time to subscribe for the coming
year. Everything furnished ut publishers
" NEW NOVELS.
THE WANDERING HEIR, by Charles
Rcudc; pnper covers 25r; bound, GOc.
DOCtOk VAIN WEIGHTS PATIENT,
by Edmund Yates soc. am
THE STRANGE ADVENTURES or a
PH4ErON, By William Black; 15 ;S., p.
London Illustrated Almanac for 1873. SOC.
Frank Lcslc's illustrated Almanac, 5Dc.
Atlantic Monthly Almanac SOC.
Catholic Almanac, SOC.
Nasts Almanac, 25c.
Church Almanac, l3c.
Hagcrstown Almanac by the dozen or gross.
a iull line Of DIARIES for 1873. New lot
ust in.
ADVICE TO A MOTHER on the manage
ment of her children, by Pye Henry Chevassei
18th edition s.
The most COMPLETE FILE ever invented:
Ambcrg's Holder, File and Blndcr-perpctual,
therefore the cheapest. 1t beats anything in the
market. $3.50.
For the New Year-A splendid stock OF Blank
Books Ledgcrs, Journals, Day Books, Memo
randum and Pass Doks, Bank Books, Sheriff.
Books and everything in the Blank Book line.
dec 81 &. L. FRENCH.
NOTICE.
AGENCY FOR LYNCHBURG TOBACCO
FIRMS.
This is to give notice that u. NJ. MON hOE,
of Alexandria, Virginia, is the only authorized
agent OF our houses for Alexandria and North
ern Virginia.
lie is authorized to sell all brands Of tobacco
ut factory prices only.
g. w. LANGHORSEG CO.,
WINlFEE s. LLOYD,
Tobacco Manufacturers,
oct 3-.f Lynchburg Va
c1UGAk-CURED BEEF TONG u ES in store
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-01-09

THE POLICE FoRcE-Four vacancies now
exist in the police force of the city, to fill which
an election it Is thought, will be held by the
Council next Tuesday night. There are already
several applicants for the vacant positions aud
more, it is said, will be made on the night of
the election.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-01-09

TIE LiBRARY.-Therc was meeting OF the
Board of Directors of the Alexandria Library
last night, but with the exception of the pas
s,.c Of :, resolution extending to w Walker,
of Wcstmorclaud, and invitation to deliver q
lecture, no business Of any interest to the pub
lie WAS transacted The Library continues to
be the resort of large number Of our citizens,
and the number OF books called for is steadily
increasing. list of the volumes is being made
by the Librarian with view Of having ! new
catalogue published. The annual meeting of
the stockholders will be held the latter part Of
February
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-01-09

RELIEF ENGINE HOUSE. Two members OF
the Committee on Streets, of the City Council,
To which Committee was refused communi-
cation with reference to the condition of the
Relief Engine House, with Mr.. Green, Inspect;
cd that building this morning and determined
to employ two competent builders, who, with
the Committee, of which they are members and
the persons interested in the property, shall
make an early and thorough examination of
the building, after which they will present their
report to Council
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-01-09

The PoToMAc FRUlTGIowERs' ASsoc1A-
rloN had 6ue collection of apples at their
meeting in Washington, on Tuesday, and fixed
the subject Of winter apples for discussion
ut the next meeting. This association has al
ready exercised most beneficial influence upon
fruit culture in this neig hbOrhood.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-01-09

CORPORATION CoURT-The January term
of the Corporation Court, Judge Lowe to pre-
side will commence on Monday next. The
drawn jury, veneri and grand jury, to serve TOR
The tcru have all been summoned. Inc term
will probably be a prolonged one as there is
large common law docket-seVenty cases i ana
sixty eases arc on the chanccry docket: The
criminal cases set for the term arc: }. /. Bur
nett, for shooting at man in the street; James
Mcl,rackcn, for embczzlement; William Oar
lev, for assault aud battery; Frank Green, for
,:tir larceny; Anne Kave, for keeping dlsor-
DERBY house; Frank Mason, for grand larceny;
Charles Manlry, Tor murder; James Stavkes,
for carrying concealed weapons, and Terry
Ryan, for keeping an ordinary without Ii
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-01-09
PoroMAc FRUIT GROWERS ASSOCIATION. =

PoToMAc FRUIT GROWERS ASSOCIATION
The annual meeting of the Potomac Fruit Grow
ers' Association was held in Washington Oh
Tuesday last, and the following officers elected:
Chalkley Dillingham; President; Major ). Ii.
King, Col. S. f. Chamberlain, Vice Presidents
p. Ii. Folsom, Secretary; H. Amidon, Treasur-
er; c. Dillingham; 2. Ii. Folsom, H: Amidon,
William Saunders, D. O. Munson, Col. 5. f.
Chamberlain, Major J. II. King, and John
Saul, Executive Committee. The table pre-.
seuted an agreeable appearance, and the dis
play of apples were very fine and crcdtable
alike to the association and section about us
where grown The exhibitors we're Judge
Gray, OF Falls Church, COL chamberlain, ID:
0. Munson S. H. Suowdeu, }. l.. Smith and
j. II. King. The meeting adjourned until the
next monthly meeting when the subject for dis
cusson will be the apple.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-01-09
MILLINERY, FANCY s. HAIR GOODS.

assortment of MILLINERY GOODS of every
desert, ton, which is still complete, and will be
sold very cheap Cambria and Lace Edgings
and lnsertings also Real Edgi1ngs and Insert
ings. Also bave just received direct from New
York a fine lot of HAIR GOODS, consisting of
Re:.! Hair Switches Coronet Plats in Hair and
Thread, Finger Pulls, Curls, Sc; also Thread
and Juto Chignons, Hair Braids and Jute
Switchcs-all OF which will be sold below the
regular prices for cash Call and see them ut
Mrs G. j. 81 MPSON'S,
No l25 King street,
nov - Near Wash. depot
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-01-09

BlGAMY CASEY esterday morning in the
Criminal Court of Washington, the motion for
Il new trial in the case of William Semmes, of
Fairfax County, convicted of bigamy, was over
ruled, and the prisoner was sentenced to two
gears in the Albany penitentiary The counsel
have appealed the case to the General Term.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-01-09
POCKET INHALER.

Ii supcrsndcs all other inhaling tubes and con-
trivances 1t is equally adapted to the mouth
and the nos;rl. |. vaporizcs and sprays. No
steam rclurnd-no blowing necessary. The
great obstacle to successful treatment by in
haiants that the bottles and apparatus now used
are complicated and inconvcnicnt, Is By this GU
rious little instrument entirely overcome. 1t is
rs simple as a TN whistle, and may be carried
in the pocket us handily AS pcnknife or a pair
Of scissors. No danger of breaking; no posi-.
billty Of <pillng; always ready, and may be
used in the house or out Of doors, lying down or
cigarette, or n lsdy's smelling bottle. For sale by
ian S-ti SAMUEL H. LUNT.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-01-09

RIVER NEws.-The ice embargo still exists
and nothing can be seen upon the surface of
the river but an occasional skater. Reports,
however, from Quantico, say that the Potomac
is open below that point, and that some of the
vessels that were caught there by the freeze
have sailed away, aud that the sIoop Il; W..
Driver, with load Of oysters, arrived there
yesterday from below. The steamers John
Gibson, from New York, and Lady Of the
Lake, from Norfolk, bound up, are waiting
there for the ice to soften before they attempt
to force their way through.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-01-09

Ice Boar movement is on foot among
some Of the merchants of the city, having for
It's object the attainment of concert of action
among the citizens of Washington, Georgetown
and Alexandria, with reference to an applica-
ton to be made to the present Congress for an
appropriation for the purchase Of an Ice boat
to keep the Potomac open during the winter
Ii is thought that the Inconvenience and trou
1.!;, caused by the closing OF water eommunica-
ton with the National Capital will prove suih'
ciut reasons for making the desired appropria-
tion
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-01-09

FINE SPORT two young men who went
from here to Colchester returned after day 5
hunt with seventeen squirrels and two opos-
sums. They saw three deer but failed to get 4
shot at them though two of them were alter
wards killed by two gunncrs from Washington.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-01-09
:. J. DAVIDSON
DIX y GUDUS.

2 JEW GOODS.
~ Just received
Blank Gro. Grain Silks, Prints.
Blcachrd Goods, l0.4 and Ia Shcctings.
Pillow Case Cottons, Ginghams.
lu-.i and ll-4 Blankets, some very line.
Cassimcrcs and Cloths.
S-4 Oh Cloths for halls, Wat"r-proots.
X a.l French Black Cassimercs.
Puplins Black and all the shades:
dec J. NJ. STEWART.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-01-09

SMALLPOX There were no new cases OF small
pox reported this morning and but one death,
that of coorcd girl who lived on Payton
street, near the Stone Bridge. A meeting OF
the Board of Health was held last night but no
business of Importance transacted. DIR. Glib.
son has been employed by the Board to attend
such paupcr cases as cannot be sent to the hos
pital, and DIR. johnson has declined the APP.
rnintmcut as physician to the hospital. A
case of the disease is reported at Hcrndon sta
ton this morning.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-01-09
GRO[XRIES.
HNO(EHIES.
~ HIN f : f ten COMP 4 N 7 ,

NO NORTH ROYAL STREET
Have just received u large and carefully Sc
leclcd stock of
TEAS, SEASON 1872.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-01-09

ms"NOVELTIES OF DESIGN.
mS"ENCELLENCEo WORK MANSHlP.
mo"SUP ERIORITY OF FL NISll.
MH"SUITS FOR TIE I'll MES.
M.N"MANY REAL BARGAINS.
ns-COME AND SEE Us.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-01-09
LOCAL NEWS.

"socrErY News. The Washington Star OF
yesterday in its society news says: Every one
',.h, entered the parlors of Mrs. Lathrop yester-
,ay was struck with admiration OF her 6eauti-
.',i decorations. Ferns we're gracefully dispos-
10 ,luut the walls and pictures, while Wreatns
", ,r'.rr suspended from the chandeliers and orna-
,",.u,s Mrs. Lathrop does the honors OF her
IIrau,itul home with the ease and elegance we
,",ht expect FROM such surroundings. her
.~%I mother, Mrs, Bryan, though totally bllnd'
enjoys the sound offamllar voices, and CONVEX
sas cheeriully with all her daughter visitors.
Mrs. Judge Wylie has the same suave u nan
rcr, as her sister. Mrs. Lathrop, and as Iues-
J,v i also her day, those who were visiting
rn.,rrlay found this lady lat home, y dispens-
;nr the Inequalities of the Judges house IN
rLe most acceptable manner.
Mrs. BRYAN, Of Highland Place, forms the
third of this happy and much to be envied trio.
She was assisted 10 entertaining by her sister,
Miss Page, and the attractions were SO great
,hat every one found it difficult not to prolon!g
their visit beyond regulation time. There is
much to look at and admire 10 this beautiful
house, SO that fashionable visiting Is converted
into Il most profitable employment.
All these ladies were formerly residents OF
this city. ------
CoLCM BrA FIRE CoMpANY.-T Columbia
Steam Fire Engine Company held their annual
meeting last night After the general routine
If business, the election Of officers to serve dur
;ur the ensuing year was held, and the follow
ing were chosen President, D. A. Windsor;
Isl Vice President, John B. Smoot; End Vice
President, Beuoni Wheat; Surgeon, DIR. ) Z.
lin; Recording Secretary, NJ. Mclean; Cor
responding Secretary, E S. Dainger6eld; Urea
surer, Mahlon H. Janney; Commander of En-
zine, A. w. Chiffon; Commander of Hose, jos.
Hardy; lst Assistant Commander OF Hose NJ
D. Ball; 2ud Assistant Commander OF Hose,
J. IL. Mansfield; Pipemen No. !: 4. }. Dam
gerfeld; No. 3, George Uhler; No. 3, a. l.
Ramsay; No. 4, E. S. Daingerfield; No. 5,
Samuel Luut No. 6. Henry Biggs; Executive
Committee, Il. W. Falls, George Bryan, and
William Kilgour The names Of several mem,
bcrs were erased from the roll, as they had
failed to comply with the laws of the company.
After the adjournment of the meeting the
members we're all invited to repair to the resi-
dcncc of the newly elected President, where a
long table was spread filled with everything to
satisfy the desire of guests, and where most
agreeable time was spent.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-01-09
" VI. ls.AnSif,
TEA DEAL Err,
nov 22-ti
JOHN HARLOW NJ. b. HARLOW.
TTARLOW u BROTHER,

JOHN HARLOW NJ. b. HARLOW.
IIARLOW u BROTHER,
GROCERS, LIQUOR, FEED, AND COM
MISSION MERCHANTS,
Northwest corner Royal and Cameron streets
Alcxandria, Virginis.
Special attention given to the sale of Country
Produce We most respectfully call the atten
ton OF the trade to our large and splendid stock
of goods, consisting Of Wines and Liquors,
Flour, Hams, Shoulders, Brnnkfa Pieces But
ter, L,rrd, Cheese, Corn Meal, Crackers Syrups,
M".sscs, Cod Fish, Mackcrcl, Herring, Wood
cnware Baskets, Spices, Cigars, Tobacco, Canned
Goods, Coal Oil, &c, and every other article
usually found in FIRST class wholesale and retail
establishment Orders from the country respect
fully solicited, and all orders shall receive our
prompt attention. mar 2O-ly
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-01-09

TIE INFlRMARY, The ladies of the Alexan-
dria Inirmary, finding it impossible to open the
Hospital for patients, on the 18th Of the month,
as they expected, beg that the kind friends W no
wish to make contributions for furnishing the
house &c.--wiII, defer sending them, until
further notified
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-01-09

FIGHTING A SHADOW. The family OF Col.
Basil Brawner, who reside at the Intersection of
Fairfax and Gibbop streets, was considerably
alarmed on New Years Day, while assembled
in the sitting room, ON the lower floor, by. loud
and continued, but strange sounding noise ac'
compauicd with the crashing Of glass, proceed
ing from the third story Of the house. AS only
the female members of the family were at home
and as the occupants Of the house were visible,
it was. but natural that the clamor of what APP
pareutly was furious combat going on 10 an
upper room should occasion them serious alarm,
but becoming embodened by the continuance
of the noise one Of them 7ertured up stairs and
looking through an open door saw rooster
engaged in ucmolishing the last fragments of
large looking. glass The chicken had by
some unknown means gotten in the room, and
mounting the bureau and seeing his image re-
flec,ed 10 the mirror had attacked it with lm-
petuosity, aud when discovered was fighting
two or three small fragments of the glass In
which he still saw himself reflected.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-01-09

liable Brothers.. 7ND,
Have Artistic and Fashionable
Cutters.
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: sEI).
liable Brothers.
11NI),

liable Brothers, IND,
Claim pre- cminence among
Clothcrs and Tailors for the
extreme lowncss Of their prices.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-01-09

u. S. DlsTRICT COURT This court, Judge
Underwood presiding, held short session this
morning, when few orders in bankruptcy
were entered, and the court adjourned till to-
morrow morning at ~ clock.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-01-09

LARGE HoG.-Mr. William Stonncll, who
lives in the northwestern suburbs, killed hog
lately that weighed the enormous amount of
eight hundred pounds net.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-01-09

liable Brothers., TND.
Have an unexcelled stock Of
PIECE GOODS to choose from.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-01-09

liable Brothers. IND.
Have an unlimited stock Off EN-
TLEMEN'S FURNISHINGS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-01-09
ALEXANDRIA FINANCES. THE Alexandria

ALEXANDRIA FINANCES. The Alexandria
correspondent of the Baltimore Sun of this
morning says 1.-The hope that the council
committee on finance would, this year, be ena-
bled to report bill fixing the city taxes at
ST. so on the 800 instead of 81, as last year,
Which was confden tly INDUCED by the financial
officers of the city, will, it is now said, prove
to be a vain one. 1t has recently been dis
covered that one gentleman IN Washington
alone holds s23, 900 in overdue coupons, which
with other coupons now known to be outstand-
ing will have to be paid this year. This sum-
together with some street grading, wharf re-
pairs &C., which were not estimated for at the
beginning of the year, will require sum near
y 70 the Sag db m. paid 9 off a last ysai
must he only slight one. The finance COM
mittee's only hope now is that some of the
railways here will pay debts long overdue the
city, and thus enable reduction Of the Ssz taxes
the Isr Of January, 1873, the Mayor collected
and Maid into the treasury s7,003 for licenses.
, 1873-08-15

From thu urlHitlcrs {{N} Standard.
We would urge oyory farmor In this county to
rond the following extracts from IL lottor received
from s. n. Bmith, ESQ.,, Secretary Illinois State
FnrlnorR' Association:
..-. "KRwANEE, III,
"G D.. Afoss, .secrefary Hoone Gb. Ft.rtners' Clu6
"DEAn Sll: Your favor duly received. 80.
II you cannot buy without the 'go.botwonns ut
80 pnr cont would repair old machines, borrow
and lend, until their prices conform to tho prices
Of furm rrodueth Tie - reaper costa him
$50. TllInh of our selling cornpnt ~ ccntB to
pny him $3.50. Bottor lot our lan(H llo idle aud
rocupornte. -. 80, Wo must got rid Of
out our substance md giving III nothing III re-
turn. We must alAo bring TIM railroads to
tornsa. III fact wo mllht rid ourselves Of another
cl.laB, who only ,lhe tho power We haye giyol.
thou,, to rob and opproHs III. refer to tho
professional politicians, who traffic In our votea
an ei,rieh themselves ut o,,r oxpo1lAe, Whilo
they lIave no sympathy with III. ain not par
tionlasly anxious to form u farlMers' party, hit
we nro Alroady, In Hpito Of ourselves. u political
power. The question IL whether wo shall wioll
that power for tho public good, Or aulfor 0nr-
aotyoH to bo handlol by others for our oppross-
Ion. Our duty in tho premises, to INC, ii very
plain and imperative; for, ii wo woultl llayo
lnwH granting Justice to agriculture wo
agricultural votes. 70 my that agriculture ahail
tako no loading part ln politoB, ia to say that wo
shall surrender all rights and franchises, and
that farmers arc content to bo Slaves and boastA
Of hurlon. For 1t iB corruption III politics that
, 1873-08-15

Judge. Cnlvi1 Flctctser, afterwards for yenra .
prou,inAnt banlsor ut indianapolis, was rro4ceht-
tnE Attorney, and was nBsihted ~ uot. 1n.nSs
Noble (at TINT tfn,o n Unltod stntea sena.orl
who was employed by tho Government TO l'roso,
cuto tho caHo. 1utlietmonta wore fonnl healnpe
each Of Tho PARTON for murlcr in the tirHt tqgfeo
Hudson WAS triel ilrut, found guilty. a'itt W"R
hung short tln!o aftorwnra; naso 'aos w. t.9
rroc{so tlato. Tho othor cnHoB wero continued
term, JllEo Egg1cstoi, presided. Sawyer waa
triol first OF mi ifltlictmpnt for manalaughter
found against him Tor Etll!nE Que Of te ntluh,%n,
two yoars IN tho Pontonttary. l1e WIS lsnnle.A-
ntoly tried on IN indictment for mfrdor for
killing orc Of tho Indian boys IN n terribly III
human 1nannor, III which ho waa found guilty,
woro tried noxt for m,lrlor with tho nao rebait,
except that tho younger Bridge was roconl-
niondcd to tho Governor to ho pardone!l,
On On account Of hia youth. (ho wes o,nly
eS ysars o %nd hom ,o s Snrr0na%g a
and Bridge, sr.,- l,is fntl'er; md tho day
of execution was iixotl. On that thy thousan'!h
surrounded tho gallows. "a soncca Chief md
biz warriors weyu posted Oh tho brow Of hill III
f"ll agt: sawyor md 1'ri''so, sr nscen''ea .'o,
a',eccsnion. and aieu without u Btrngg!n. Tho
hour expired. Tho bodios were tnkon down mud
laid III ther cot1tnn, wl.nn tlIoro WIS Boon M
coMvicia His n!op waa feohle, requiring tho
aid Of tho ShoriT. Tho ropo wns atljuHtua. lilo
throw hin eyoa hra,,nl upon tho audience,
anl thou 'lown npou tho collins, where 10y. OK
posed tho bo<lIaa Of liis father and uncle From
: TINT 1nulnont l.ia wild gazo showed that tho
Bcono hna been too much for his mimi. lloaaon
had loft hor throne, aud lie stool wildly loolng
ut tho orowd. apparently uncoMHeioua Of his po-
atiou, Tie Inst minute 1,atl como, wlion JamcB
B. 1lay, tho Governor Of tho Btato, announced to
tltN yGHt a. ,1nftn tt1t TIM vinE
doned. 1t Baycd tho life, but hot tho reaso,i, of
Bridge, who dlod MI idiot D Bllort timc after"
These, there ia cvesy REASON to bolioye, aro
tho first caseB Of vllitc men being hung for the
murder Of Indians, will, the exemption Of roacl..
For fuller mud morn detailed account Of these
trials and executions, tho ruhdor iH referred TO
= Enriy Indiana Yrinis nntl Sketches" by y. II.
Smith. j. II. DoDuE.