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Notes o. the Day.

Misch,evous teaching -Modoc,rine.
The cpi.o, has just fairly tackled Ws''s
WsllA !
And now Hyscinshc IL pere indeed, ana
II Is by. born At Geneva.
'Cbsrlic. arc you in that jam again."
mo, ma; The jam is in me-"
A Dsnbury man says tho only safe way
to put up stove 10 at auction.
Umbrellas have gone up more than any
other class Of goods this spring.
The Seventh Cavalry lett Ysnktou for
Fl. Rice Nay 9Th. 1t is 500 strong.
Blind Tom has been gratifying the Salt
Lakers and Ogdcnites with lie inim,table
genius.
A new Irish society. resembling in many
respects tue Masonic order, is crystalizing
in Boston.
Much I" the general disgust Of Cal'for
mans, the Pacific mail steamship company
have driven white mcn of their ships. and
employ Chinese crews.
Ncssrs. joe. Peavy and Chas CAmp6eld
Of Walla Walls have discovered what IL
thought 10 I've . true vein 0f silver ore on the
south shore Ut Pen d. Orcille Lake.
Aimee, the blonde burlesquer. travels
with 100 trunks full Ut wardrobe. Stslscts,
the fairy representative of her company,
can crowd all her stage trappings into
collar>box.
An Iowa editor has letter from n SUBJ
scribcr who says: Il don't want your pa
per any longer" TIL. editor Gays this 10 u
be regretted, rs he had arrange 10 make
the paper about six inches longer in few
weeks.
The Yanklon Dakosian Of Nay 9Th says
the Esperanza arrived here on Saturday
evening. She made but short stay and
passed on. The Hiram Wood 10 still at our
levee. The Steamer Miner left hero Ut II
O'Clock .. IN. Wednesday. She will keep
near the Cavalry, ON her Wy up.
James Holiday and Jonas Stricken, two
hosilers In Denver, engaged fn Dot fight Z
few days since, in which Holiday struck
Strickler in the tsce ~ violently that be
died Of the effects next day.. s,ricklcr Was
the assailant. 1t seems Holiday only struck
one blow and that with his bsfe fist
The New York 7Ssses 10 anxiouS to have
the remains of the late President Lincoln
transferred to Mount Vernon to repose by
the side Of Wasl,ingtons. 1t says visitors
| ~. Z - III nd nd
shocked 10 zee the coffin Is dripping with
moisture and covered with patches of wet
plaster, instead Of wreaths of immortelles."
The monument In oil parts 10 said 10 b,
sadly out of repair.
The surveys for the Darlen Canal have
besn completed. AMI the American explorers
arc now on the ocean, en- rutc for home.
BY the new line, via Napipi and Doguado
rivers, the entire length of the canal will BE-
but twen,y eight miles, and the length Of
the tunnel about three miles, The work. il
is estimated. will cost In the neighbour God
Of 90, 0OO, 600.
A Frankfort (Kcniucky) woman has a
mcusgerie in her stomach. She has been
i'll for some time. and has become frightful
y e'nacia,ed. although having all the time
. vorscious appetite No cause for her ill.,
meas could bs discovered until she v"mite'l
. dead mouse few days ago. and shortly
afierward small live alligator. The ply.
sic,sn thinks there ore more wild beasts in
her stomach. and that they are Le'ng con.
| aAanslv onerSf>d ehane hnN mn s,ns afsesunss
10 explain how they came there.
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A correspondent, who has evidently been
''behind the acencs," givss the following
important Information: ''Mn>hing'' u on.
vt the vested rights of xll blondes. and
when judici0usly exercised 10 marvclousl,
prolific In results A young lady. recent,
engaged at one Of the variety ,hea,ers, KEEP,
. regular mash" ledger. with debit sno
credit account. On scruiiniz,nx the record
ed weeks business, II was found tina, q
b"uquet was credited with u le~r; a large,
enc with smile, ard floral basket with .
rise in the h'sOm. The latter means tbs.
m interview would be unobje ctiOnable. A
repetition at the basket by The same pers.u
was credited with two>h"ur Gele.a. lefe q,
supper. The largest credit that has yet %.
pearcd on that ledger is q diamond eros.
with the prospect that when the ''mash'
thermometer sttains the highest degree y,
the scale. brOwn.stOnc house will clos,
the account,
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IT 10 A CURIOUS FACT -lllus,rstiny the
necessity 1T cleanliness and IF keeping N,
pores Of The skin open. that If y .Oa, of var.
n'sh or other substanGe inperviOus mois,u,e
lie applied 10 the exterior If the lnniy, d. 4 :
will cns0c In about six hours. The ,xperi.
men, wns once tried on . child in Florence
On occasion If Pope Leu the Tcnth's aces.
sion to the Papnl chair II was desired 4.
have living figure represent the Golde.
Age. and - child was giltlpd all over viii,
vsrnish and gold leaf. The child died in 4
few hours. II the fur If \ rabbi, or IN,
akin ut apig be covered with solution "t
india.ruhher " naph,hs, the animal ceases Il,
breathe IN few hours.
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We publishsd last week commanication
addressed 10 the citizens Of Desr Lodge
county, signed b. 1esarA Dean. Aiken,
Alg~ end kesley, nsm0sss OF The ho7se'
making statement 10 regard TO tne'f vose
On the Railroad Bin They claim. Isl
That oil The HOUSE. n'snbss from ths'1
Side, except III. Mallory, ct Madison. were
favorable to either county. or Territorial
subsidy. a-That the Sanders bill wa1
killed because Of the large amount asked
from the several counties, and because
Bssveshead county wasiscluded. Sd-Thas
oil The East Side m6ubeso, ave H. Aalt'ry,
favored The Council rsl'soed bill With the
smsndmens thss Tho subscription should not
exceed Is per cent OF The property valustson
(thsy do nss STATE whether sow OF 10 Io7e',
one haR paysess ~ssn ~ sod rsaehsd -
county lines and ous.half payable % cno'
PISTON, and would. under as~es c'rcumssas'
60, have gives Il 2 ensdlal ssppoes u ney
could nat ges Territorial subsidy. Ah-
That i Ne Coaacal esn peessd 80 esss ..
teassd, esli Tor Issfsos'a' SUBSIDY w.en
bsve bsee- isSodacea go oey 90 80
Side memoer ooa'd havs oses fe''ed apoe
70 oppose T.
Taking ihess .sisasmssts = facts thsy
placs I'll ths East Side Hosse ms'a6sss. g.
eeps Nr. nallosy, 10 favor Of . Tsrisosial
subsidy IL thsy cOsA 81 \, aad n fallsss q
thas - favor q vodss 10 pr ceat cosnty
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Tale graphic 1rsvitiss.

Old salts think the Polaris il safe.
The Niksdos palace At Yeddo burned
Nay 9Th.
1853 smigrants landed At Castle Garden
Monday.
0'r Samuel Baker writes from the Nile
that ell b we'll.
London, Nay l9.-Snow fell In the North
Of England, yesterday.
Mckay thinks that Boston Charley was
killed In the Last fight.
Judge Ferrepons has been proffered and
declined the Russian Mission.
Boston, Nay lad. Atalie, Barnuu's
iron jawed man, died to day At Fall River.
The wheat crop of the western States 10
excellent in appearance. Oats and corn
short.
1t 10 reported the Carlists butcher their
prisoners and the militia are rampant for
retaliation.
Washington, Nay 90.-Thc President has
rendered the Russian Mission to ex>G Governor
Jewell, Of Connecticut.
The wife of Count Pourtallss, daughtsr
Of Ben. Hollsdsv. -sv~s buried Sunday, at
White Plains, New York.
Rome, Nay 1.-THE health of the Pope
b Improving rapidly, he gave grand recsp
ton In the Vatican to day.
1t 10 thought that Mason will find the
4odocs this time. Kingsbury's command
will b sent to reinforce him.
London, Nay ga st. Petersburg spec
ial ays there 10 no truth In the report Of the
capture Of Khivl and the Khan.
A sensation dispatch says the government,
10 In big scasmeto annex the Sandwich
Islands, then northern Mexico and events
oally Canada.
The ness Of Nay 18th. h that the Nodocs
ars encamped St Snow Mountains, twenty
miles south Of Morass lake. Hasbrouck had
started IN that direction on the 10Th and
Masonic command remained At The lava bed.
From pesson Who recently talked with
'As aan. Vim II. Evsrss upon the subjec,
Il b OWNED that Evarts would not seek the
once Of Chief Justice Of the United States,
bot. would gladly accept It if,ths Presiden,
should tsndes him nominasioa.
The HsrslTs special from London 18th
says telegram from Tiilis dated the l7,b,
confirms The news that Khiva wss taken.
and says the Khan was made prisoner by
The Russians. who hsye sustained only
sligh, losses.
Philadelphia, Nay l6-0eo. q. Stewart,
Chairman Of the Purchasing Board Of Indian
Commissioner, has written letter to Score
tasy Dslano 10 reference Ia the charges Of
unfa,ssess In tho regent awsnls Of contrarta
for Indian supplies, 10 which h. says the
coRplaints ore indefinite and unfoundsd,
end askisg 40 behalf Of himself and COLI
leagues fsll and thosoaeh sxaminaaios.
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REPORTED GOLD DIsCovERY.-S.attlr
N y 12-By advices from Port Townsend
to-day We learn that men who left Their
ab"ut e" days sg0 10 p-ospec, for gold H.
Olympia Mountains. have just returned
They .prepecte6 = stream about A..
teen miles back from Port discovery, and
got t95 to thr pan. The stream il ,"o hiyl
10 work n present They will g" again
about the first Of June, with . cumpan,
tools, supplies. etc, and put in sluice>
They brought In some very pretty spec,
mems, and are confident they struck paying
diggi"gs within twenty milesof por, Town
send.
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We psblish a sos ct I'D ~ railroad
bsll = 4 passsd bosb Hossss q ~ Legisla-
1--we ASSEMBLY ovee ~ 0osesDss VISTA
~ ~ thss ~ ase opposed 70 lhis bill,
wosh osly bes vsisssaaios hot q ~ ~
msassss q ~ Kind ssbailae6 y ~ 1t
telassss. q sallEsd q y - fsisods ed
sdveesa0 q ssilsosd ssssily, ~ s1gpsd
shlSas ~ woss1 ltbs oysesy y . b
whae aasass q rsasselng thase nsnAos
q ~ Lagtslaassa iaelsdjag ct oso
dslsGaeios. sycspe II. Taae, vho = sessss>
sssly opposs6, erl s0asassly 1s6saasd ~
ossdss bjll, wsss bsosgbs asessd y
chaapios aa6 svsa paas oysr ~ oovsssoss
vooe this bin vhlsA y nnso ohjoals0Gble
u 10 Ds1seioal 1elena We sshalt ~
tn y ~ Gagsdsl pssasl ~ stsly = -
DsstlD 8 0aoeeIs esaal0. - ~ - 0lis.
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= ~ AaC1se slssasa. Washsss oa1Iie
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~ ssosey 9 ~ ee1)osA - - = -
aa0l6l1 bsllsse = - uulllnR ~ 0aD
- 0eGo ~ - hon1uU1 - lC(v - =
- go $1,000 seoss e oannsia es1siy
- 1avss - nsae1A-b 0sstv
Is l1oomsoow ~ ~ Do11oo 6eoD0
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LAyu0 AROUND Looss. following
from tho Salt Lake Herald Of Nay IAN,
lAeNs bow little Mormon Moses came r. h
piaeed saong The Montana ,rssds-'.Aboui
. O'Clock % Tgeslsy svecisg, = IL. Chaa.
Rsed cad lsdy, late Of Montana, wsss lssv.
Ing ~ ssssdssos 9f n. Rose, 10 ~ 6ev.
sasA wasd, whsss tssy ha4 bssa visiiiae,
t4sy were ssassasa NJ ssspdss1 = sssssG
6sGlssbisg Wild On ~ poeeA. On %.
peusch,n4 ~ offset i ~ lssa1 = ~
iAin . rssd hUse - - aesk ~ -
~ vs,sass, tQels APa III. ley&' ~
80 ~ paWaI Sssssi4, ~ - taste n
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= s'3sss u ss. ~ r. ~ - - -
9s&ghlsd NTH ~ eeqsllaloo = G. = -.
~. u ~ eaellely fusonna1o - OHo
yoeag 1ma0w = taxinlo soeh 90 aa6a.
= - 49, 60 49, - eh11oaaliy CO
- D0naa = aBvS1s - 49, -.
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~&DO0at80OVULN
New Orleans, Nay 2lst-lelvin n. Co.
hen. 40 sitacbe Of the PIssyssSr was arrest,
Cd and held In eS.ooo bail 90 the charge Of
shooting WIN. Pitt Kellogg on the 7lh with
intent TO kill Cohen alleges be Was not Ia
the vicinity st the time.
Iowa City, Nay 22-Thc U. 8. Govern,
meat has offered Dr.. G. A. White, Professor
Of Natural History In Iowa Univcrsity, the
position Of 0eologist of The Yellowstone
country.
g. Louis. Nay 2a.-Aspecisl fr,m Spring
vile reports the death Of DR.. jas. 0olding
Of Kentucky there yesterday.
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One ut the most gigantic projects of tn.
age II about to be undertaken Ivy Russia, N
the shape of the construction of a trans.
continental railroad, 70 connect the baltic
with the Pacific, through Siberia. The Rad
will run from Njui Novgorod. which 10
sixty miles from st. Petersburg eastward u
Alexandrehsky, on the the japanese sea, .
distance OF a. 800 miles. II 10 to be CON-
menced % soon arrangements can be made
probably before the end Of the prcscn, year.
Nothing 10 stated with regard to the time
when the rad will ''e finished. but IN view
OF the magnitude Of the enterprise, . long
period must necessarily eiapse When com.
p'esed. however, 1t will naturally confer
immense benefits on the commerce of on,
North Pacific coast.
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The Atlantic die ster has renewed ., the
East and In Europe the discussion of tho
relative merits Of iron and wood for ship
building purpose. The vessel was bull, Of
iron. and the fate that overlook her when
her bottom struck r0ck 10 insssnced - On
evidence of ono Of the many dangers to
which vessels built Of iron are subject.
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VET0 q me aAllaoAD Dlll.

Dssbtlsl Notwithstanding Anssst
!. q Aid--Ytane1 = the lntecssl e u
Ce0paa1 1o1hee Than II ~ PeeDoo-
~ Csa1ssgW vsos Frsy16e6 Ssc-ls
Rutsees rrsulls Its He0soe. Csssstsue.
tiea-Detrineatd % lbe Welfare ss0sa.
tam,
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0iG Pair Projected

Chicago, May 1.-THE Directors of the
Inter State Industrial Exposition have de-
cided upon plan and site for the building.
The structure will b. immense, its propor
tons being 500 feet long. 900 feet wide and
90 feet high. Tho materials will Ike mainly
Ut iron and glass. and will cost $s50, 900. i,
will be erected on the lake front park, bs.
tween Adams and Jackson streets.
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Washing ION, May 2l.-The following dis
patch was received 70 day by Gen. Sher.
man from Gen. Hcbofield:
Gen. Davis reporss fight with the No.
d0cs on the 10Th inst The Indians w.ra
whipped and ran away. Mounted troops
have gone In pursuit and have not been
head frOm since The 18th.
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the VETO Of Inl aAl!aeAs I..eeRPoR'


VIENNA CSTHs ny y JUS4
To ne House Of Representations:
have the honor to return TO the House
of Representatives H. B. No. ~. entitled
IAN act to provide for the organization Of
n'lroad corporations In the Territory of
Montana" without my approval. I
object TO the sections of the bill that pr0
vide for the exercise Of the right of em,nsut
domain. and Content myself BY submitting
the following authorities touching the lc.
gality Of said sections:
The right Of eminent domain b part of
the sovereign power. Upon the admission
Of State into the Union The right of emf
uent domain Temporarily held by the United
States passes to the State -Rne1aty's Di
get, Vsl Page $50!
Eminent domain has been adopted BY %
from the writers on national and civil law
upon the continent Of Europe, and 10 per-
hsps better understood that almost any form
Of expression fnr the same idea, and 10 de.
fined to be that dsssiajs@ sssisess, o. o..
perior right, which Ut necessisy resides in
Tho sverige p"wer In al governmsnis u
apply private property 10 public use In lhose
great public emsrgeucies which can reason.
ably be met in no other WY. And Il would
seem that outstanding the right of sov.
ereignty may reside In the United states -
the paramount sovereign " far - the Terri.
tories are concerned in refsrencs u internal
communication by highwsys and railways,
aud Notwithstanding the ownership Of the
soll Of portion Of the lands BY the United
States in many Ut the States % we'll % the
Territories, still, when any Of the Terrific.
ries are admitted into the Usiou ~ inde>
pcndent States the general rights ofemihen,
domain ore vested In the STATE sovereignty.
-Reafs'd On he k,v # rsiIssys soi I. psgs
40 Pollard a. Hagen, Hessrd &, page
2l2 '0sedIssGis ~ RjbSss. . Hsssrd page
III. DIX ~. BssSs 10 HSvard page Is. u
s. e. Rsgssay Bridge Co., 8 AeLais page
ST
10 the new territories however, where The
government Of the Unite. States possesses
complete soveseiGssy, Il aiso posssssss - In
cident thereto the right OF eminent domain.
but THE right passes thence 70 The newly
formed State whenever Il 10 admitted into
The Union.-Csasyes Obsseitssisssl LiWiea-
tiess. pcss 62t q.
An examination Of The acts Of Congress
granting charter to railroad corporations
where the lines Of the same run isio or
through the Territories OF the United States
win show that said acts clearly dsdss how
private property shall be taken for the use
Of said corporstiona II the right Of emf.
nens domain exists In Tessitssisl govern
msots; Why hes Congress inserted such pro.
visions In said sctsl B. +. PUTTA
Governor.
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st. Louis, May 1S.-A Roman Catholic
church for the co'ored people. tho first cs,ab>
''shed west Of the Mississippi river. wa
dedicated here to>day with imposing cere
monies. Bishop Ryan. together with four.
teen other prominent Catholic clergymen
from this city, Chicago. Topeka, and other
places. participated in the services. Rev. p.
+. O'Rielly preached the dedicatury sermon.
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POPULATION OF NEW YORK. AT tho
present time New York, even with it,
adjacent suburbs including Brooklyn,
Hoboken, Jersey City, Long Island. sn.i
Sss'en 1sIsnd-is more dc''seIy populated
than any Other known city, not excepting
London, PekiD, Chicago, Ut Paris, NJ SNOW :.
b. the table annexed:
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Reported Tor the "WosN Moeeh. West, ,
Uegthsso Pass1e xyaseaa3sos-I9he YGo:
l0Wgesoe River DsvigalSe AApve Pm.
Aas 3ivee.
Chicago, Stay 2ist.-The following dis
patch was received yesterday:
Edwinson, Dakosah. May 1s:h.-zs 0ss.
PAa Sheridan, Chicago We arrived heIe
q 8 p N The expedition 10 Powder River
Vic the Yellowstone was Q complete success.
The steamer Kew West, tho second largest
steamer on the Upper Missouri, wen, with.
IN 8 miles Of ';ss Uouth u Powder River.
II they he'd haA proper appliances I" have
taken out Two loUse rOcks IN the channel 1t
Key West Falls (,he last rapids on the river,
she could have gone at least 50 miles fur
thtr. Al high water they could have gone
oyer these rocks with case Al tho time the
expedition went up the spring rise bad not
occurred and the water was lower than 1t
any time previous ip the last three years.
The Yellowstone 10 better stream to nav,>
gate than the Upper Aissouri above Fort
Bufosd.
(Sigued.) Geo. A. Fsrsyth, Major.
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II 6aisf J,se;se A,sed,sue.s


Chicago, Nay Sl.-A Washington special
says the President stated to day that in
appointing . successor 10 Chief Justice
Chase be proposed to sink oil personal and
party confederation, and select man who
would be acceptable to the whole country
His main object in postponing the sppoint.
ment until after the meeting Of Congress
was 70 allow the claims aud quslid cations
Of the various aspirants 70 be thoroughly
discussed In the newspapers, BY this means
be expects 10 ascertain Ihe feeling among
the people and their preference - TO the
candidatea II 10 evident that tho President
regards the selection of Chief Justice q the
most important oct Of his administration
under the appointing power, and expects IL
gain considerable reputation by II. There
arc about two hundred aspirsnts, ~ that
there will be abundant material from which
to choose.
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- ~ u 08UO06
Brussels, Nay 3Isk "A dispatch from
Rome says the Pope has had several severe
attacks, and 10 In danger Of suifocation. The
Cardinals are In the Vatican, really tor any
emergency.
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The western men who know what Iudisns
ore made of. and who have read with good
deal Of dissatisfaction the operations Of the
trsopaagsinst The Modoc saveees. 40 beoom.
Ing isapasisat and anxious u take . hand In
the fight. and want permission to engage on
their own hook in case the plains Indians 70
to war. The following letter to General w.
T. Sherman has been handed % for publics>
ton:
Denver. Nay .. 1s7s-Gssrss ". r.
6asvmss.-Sn:-We, she undersigned.
ksoving Of the late Indian dsprsdas,ons on
the wsstssn frossisr, and tho possibilities
Of general outbreak among the prairie
tribes, offer our services - citizen scouts.
Subjoined ere few names Ut men who ase
we'll acquainted with The country and ledisn
fighting generally; but, II you see At to
authorize our sssanisation. We will place
sixty men, moro W len, under arms, and
guarantee % fash Up any tribe seainst
whom We may Be cent In short time,
peovidjng The govsspmeas fufa,sh eech man
hosees, arms and ralloDe. Yours truly,
|, FRoxTTs1 SoouTs
Samuel Robeetb Joe. Booth,
n O. Ksns. Carl 0chrode1,
Frank Fnnklin, Jim. @Owers,
q. Stanley. Bail Lilley.
FL 0uay, w. r Colwejl.
Harry Herbert, Then. Smith,
jim. Hendricks, 0sores Smith,
ThoA Taylor, Charley 0aedase.
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Asy1aA
New York. May Se-ln tho Train case
this 4 m, the court directed the jury to
give vsrdic, of not guilty on the ground
Of insanity. NJ. Bell said two Of the Jurors
informed him that It was not their verdict.
The Court replied that the verdict was en-.
tered, and In that part Of the case Dr.. Gross
testified that his insanity continues. and
therefore Train must be sent to the State
Lunatic Asylum. Train excitedly said, II
protest against the proceedings. Here !
have been I've months In Jail without being
granted new trial" Then addressing tho
Judge, be said, "beforc l leave here move
your impeachment In the name Of tho pen,
ple" Judge Davis ordered him to cit down
md % order was msde out TO send Train u
the State Luatic Asylum.
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- - sS~S s~ss " WI WV
own ess . eabaa eso garden SPOT Move
aooe csp'saI wiz 'eeve 'sess counties and
sssk 'nvess~sat whess ssxee ase 'ow and to
vsssmsnss eqsany - profitable: Tho satn>
90 rasee g sssessss pesd y seedsoeos must
ana van % increased 10 ne ans ntie OF
Ne se'ss o. TAXATION. ssos crushing the To-
s'Oos - Peop'e
Ise rne'e pes'oo named Tor NE compile.
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