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The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-03-20
THE LATEST NEWS.

Foster, the car-hook murderer, is to
be hung tomorrow.
Dispatches from Chicago and Maine
report heavy snow.
The advance in pork is attributed to
the demand from Europe to make bacon
for army food.
-Bloodgood & Ostemore's elast &c betting
factory, in Brooklyn, has been burned.
Loss 100000.
The wife Of Hon. Reverdy johnson is
dead, aged 20. She was the daughter of
Governor Bowie, of Maryland.
Commodore Vanderbilt has donated
100000 toward the erection of Metho-
dist university in Tennessee. The insttu-
ton will probably be located at Nashville.
The Tennessee legislature has passed a
bill allowing local authorities to decide the
question of tppling-houscs. The governor
will sign the bill.
i. Charles II. O'Brien, under sentence of
death in Washington for the murder of
Samuel Ii. Cunningham, near Georgetown,
last July, has received Communication OF
sentence to imprisonment for life from
President Grant.
News from the NIodoc war is unim-
portant. General Canby's plan is to-
starve Captain Jack out. Six hundred
troops are around lava beds, and company
/" A " Fourth artillery, has been ordered
to the front.
Three persons attempted suicide in
Newark, New Jersey, Tuesday: Eta
Lyon, schoolteacher, betrayed love;
John Newton, Tilted by his betrothed, and
VIM. Green, unable to live pleasantly with
his wife. The schoolteacher died yester-
day, but the men will recover.
Miss Matte B. Dunlop, aged % years,
committed suicide in Petersburg, Sunday
last. She was daughter of the late
James Dunlop, of that city, and moved in
the best circles of society. The particulars
Of the sad event are suppressed by the
newspapers, at the request and out Of re-
spect to the feelings of her friends.
By the st. James hotel fire, at Mon
treal, Canada, on Tuesday, one girl lost
ler life by suffocation, the clerk was killed
oy leaping from window, one man had
three ribs broken by dropping from
our-story window. while others were
more or less injured in their desperate eff
orts to escape. The hotel is valued at
80, 900, and was damaged to the extent Of
100000.
The atrocious murder of old Jacob
md Betsey Harper, father and mother of
John Harper, the owner of Longfellow,
will be well remembered. Adam Harper.
u Georgetown, Kentucky, was accused
IT the crime by some of his relatives, and
brought suit against them for $5OO,OO0
lamages for SANDER.
lie has lost his case and not only that,
'ut the developments of the trial threaten
o subject him to two indictments, one for
'eng engaged in that murder, and one for
icing engaged with others in attempting to
ompel number of negroes, by hanging,
confess that they were the parties who
ommitted the crime.
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BY TELEGRAPH
TO THIS PAPER EXCLUSIVELY.
FROM WASHINGTON.
Land Case Under the COnfiscation

Land Case Under tho COnfiscatiOu
WASHINGTON, March 19.-Yesterday
the case of the heirs of Charles S, Wal.
ZACH vs.. Won Riswick came up in the
supreme court of the district for trial.
Wallach, at the commencement of the late
war, left Washington, and united his for
tunes with the Confederacy. Under the
confiscation act his real estate in this civ
was hbelled and sold, his life estate being
purchased by the defendant. In 1866.
after the return of Mr.. Wallach, he and his
wife conveyed the property to Won Ris-
wick in fee simple. Two years thereafter
Wallach was restored to the full endowment
OF citizenship, and died in 1872.
The suit was brought bv the heirs TO
recover possession of the property. mainly
on the ground that the estate therein of the
defendant, was determined upon the death
their ancestor, and that by reason of his
OF share in the late rebellion, their ancestor
was disabled by the provisions of the act
of Congress and the decree of confiscation
above referred to, from dong any act
which could legally effect the reversionary
lee IN said property. To this bill the de-
iendant demurred generally, and the ques-
SiOn v, eno auCeStoI competency to exc
cute the deed was raised. The court de
cided that at the time of making the above
mentioned conveyance to Won Riswick. MIR,
Wallach possessed the reversionary interest
In the property that he was competent to
make valid conveyance, and that the bill
being brought upon insufficient grounds.
must be dismissed. Mr.. Durant and Mr., Il.
A Lambert appeared for the defendant
Messrs: Pike and johnson for the plaintiffs,
The heirs have appealed.
General News Items.
WASHINGTON, March 19.-Mr. Lowe,
minister to China, has resigned.
Hon. James Brooks is reported sinking
daily from malarial disease contracted
during his trip around the world.
The census takers for 1860 are to be
paid without furnishing proof of LOYALTY.
The "Credit Mobilier', books called
for by the bureau of justice are estray.
The Caldwell case occupied the Senate
today. There were no combinations.
The following nominations were made
.o-day: S. II. Ebert, governor Of Colo
ado I; A. d. Thomas, pension agent at
Little Rock II. G. Hunt, collector of the |
ourth CTexas) district; g. I. Stearns. |
'egister Of the land office, Mobile: G. L.
Jass, receiver ofpublc monies, jackson,
Miss
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MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS OF
THE PETERSBURG RAILRoAD.-The an
nual meeting of the stockholders of the
Petersburg railroad was held in Pc
tersburg yesterday. The reports of the
president and treasurer were read, re-
ceived and adopted. On motion of Mr..
Ragland, the salary Of the president of the
company was reduced from $12, 900 per
annum to $4,000. The following officers
were elected President, Reuben Ragland !;
directors, William r. Mallory, s. A. Plum
mer. I. 7. Brooks, j. B. Stevens, John
Il. Branch; examining committee, John
Donnan, s. P. Arlington, j. A. White,
Jos. II. Cooper, Chas. j. Cabaniss. The
following resolution was unanimously
adopted:
Resolved, That the president and direc-
tors are authorized and empowered to sell
or lease all or any part of the property of
the company, real or personal, located in
the city of Petersburg, including work.
shops, depots, &C., and to lease or purchase
such other property for the uses of the
company as they may deem advisable, and
that in view of the necessity of relaying
the track through the city they are author
lied and empowered to change the route of
the track connecting with the Richmond
and Petersburg railroad, and to extend the
road as far as the law permits to such
points as they may deem advisable.
The reports show an increase of receipts
and proportionate decrease Of expenses.
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passed.. InlS Dill reduces the number O
county judges from 50 to 20, by few
changes in districting the smaller counties
LEASE OF PENITENTIARY.
Senate bill in relation to the lease OF TIN
penitentiary, as amended yesterday by tn,
House, came up on its passage. It wa
opposed by Mr.. Talaferro, and advocated
| by Mr.. Poague. 1t was rejected by tn,
following vote:
| AYES.-Messrs.A Anderson, Bagwell, Bou
ton, Bishop, Boiling, Bowen, Bristow. j. T.
Brown, Bryant, Butler, Campbell, Chris.
tan, Coleman, Cottrell, Cox, Critz, Cum.
mings, Daniel, Delaney, Donald, Dooley
Fletcher, Freeman, Gardner, Gilman, Ora.
ham, Hardesty, Jorgenson, Lassiter, Law.
son, Lewis, A. B. Lightner, Lovenstein, Mi
nor, Munsey, Neale, Norton, Nowlin,
PAYNE, Poague, Powell, Queen, Ratlf,,
Robertson, Roller, Russell, Stephens, st.
John, Southall, Swami, Thomas, Thomp-
son, Tidball, Wall, Wake, Walker, Wat
son and Wharton-5S. ~
NOES. -Messrs. Allen, Berger, Bernard.
Booker, Bouton, Brooke, Burkholder,
Jack Carter, P. j. Carter, Clopton, Cog
hill, Dalton, Deneale, Dungey, Early, FL
lott, Evans, j. S. Gillian, Vim. Gillian.
Graves, Gray, Griffith, Hamilton, Head
Irvine, P. X. Jones, r. S. Jones, w. T..
Jones, Kelly, Kincheloe, Paul Lightner,
Matthews, MCMILLAN, Miller, Nickens'
o'Ferrall, Paige, Patterson, Sangster,
Scruggs, Smith, Snidow, Strother, Suttle,
Taliaferro, Turpin, Van Auken, Watts and
Williams-49.
The bill required constitutional MAORI.
ty go, which it failed to receive.
Mr.. P. j. Carter moved to reconsider.
MIR. Bagwell moved to pass the motion
by. Agreed to.
ELECTION OF COUNTY JUDGES.
The hour Il p. n.y. for the execution of
the joint special order, the election of coun-
ty judges having arrived, the five following
nominations were made
By MIR. Boiling: +. r. Farrar for Ame-
liza.
BY Mr.. Stephens: John L. Cochran for
Albemarle.
BY Mr.. Robertson I: Andrew Damron
for Allegheny and Craig.
BY Mr.. Elliott: II. L. Parrish for APP
pomattox.
By Mr.. Roller: John N. Hendren for
Augusta.
There were no other nominations. 4
The votes being taken, the Speaker az
pointed committee, consisting of Messrs.
Lovenstein, Southall and Bowen, to count
the joint votes in conjunction with the
Senate committee, and report results to
House.
The committee reported that the nomi-
nees had received all the votes cast, except
that for judge of Amelia John Robinson
received one vote; for Albemarle, W. 7.
Early one; for Allegheny and Craig, Will
liam Skeen one; and for Augusta, A. b.
Cochran one. i
The nominees were accordingly declared
elected.
The following further nominations were
made:
By Mr.. Graves: John A. Wharton, for
Bedford.
By Mr.. Boiling: X. M. Mallory, for
Brunswick.
BY Mr.. Munsey Sam'l L. Graham, for
Buchanan and Wise.
BY Mr.. Taliaferro: John Hill, for Buck
ngham.
By Mr.. Nowlin: John G. Haythe, for
Campbell. |
These were duly elected and SO de-
Jared.
The further execution of the joint order
vas postponed until tomorrow, at - m.
The Speaker then lat $40 p. n.y. vacated
he chair till p. m.
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LOCAL NOTES.
More rain fell last night.

More rain fell last night. @
"A Church Hill boys leg was broker
yesterday by stone thrown by another
boy.
The fires along the line of the Chesa.
peake and Ohio railroad, in Louisa coun.
ty, are said to have been very destruc.
tive.
"A plaster bust of General Lee, by
Miss III. Lane, niece of General p. L.
Moore, is on exhibition at West, Johnston
& Co.'S.
The American brig Romance, Captain
Peter Duncan, arrived yesterday from Me-
,yassa, with guano for the Southern fertiliz-
ing company.
The whole amount of money due for
the sale of the agricultural land-scrip do
mated to Virginia under act of Congress,
has been paid up. The amount received
from the scrip and appropriated to the BEN
eiit of the public free schools was 1885,
600.
There is a vessel lying in the river at
Rockets which is to carry cargo of 300
tons of camel coal to New York as soon
as she has discharged her present freight.
The coal has already arrived by the Chesa-
peake and Ohio road from the west.
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ALLEGED FALSE PRETENsEs.-John
L. Baker was arrested in this city yester-
day afternoon by Detective Jno. Wren, on
information contained in a telegram received
from II. II. Henderson. mayor of Lexing-
ton, Va, charged with obtaining goods
under false pretenses in that
city. Baker was held at the First station
house during the night, and this morning
taken before Judge White, of the police
court, who remanded him to the station.
house to await the arrival of an officer
from Lexington this evening.
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The estate Journal" Will be delivered the
same evening of publication in any part of
the CITY or Manchester by reliable carriers, if
name and address is left ut our Office, 9I2 =
Main street, and I'm Petersburg if left with
our agent there; and can always be found on
sale In this city at G. #. JohnstOn's, 9IS Main
street; Wyatt 4 Minors, SI7 Broad street;
News stand ut Ford's hotel; Leon Schnap,s
HOP Main street and at our counter.
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Bank Suit Decided.

PHILADELPHIA, March 19.-In the
case OF David Scull against the Kensington
bank for the recovery of $50 900 in govern
ment bonds, stolen from box deposited
for safe keeping, when the bank was rob-
bed in 1871, the jury this morning, after
beng out two days, returned verdict for
the plaintiff. NOV '''
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LET Us HAVE A LIBRARY AssoCIA-
TIoN.-We call upon the young men of
Richmond to 60 to work and form library
association. We believe there are three
hundred men in the city below the age of
thirty-live who would willingly take hold
Of the matter if the ice were broken"
There are more, perhaps, who would go
into it; but three hundred would secure
glorious success. The way could be OPEN
ed to both annual and life members. The
elder gentlemen of the city and state. and
of other states, would contribute books
and money to the association, and publish
ers of books, magazines and papers would
favor the association in many respects.
Library rooms and lecture hall could be
secured at an eligible point. The associa-
ton might be formed and its affairs so ar
ranged as to secure regular lectures during
the next winter; and if managed judicious-
ly such lectures might be made source of
great revenue. We think success is certain,
if the project is undertaken. Let us I'M
dertake it. Who will move in the matter |?
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Railroad Matters.

= TRENTON, N. j., March 19.-In the
House to-day, the committee on corpora
tons reported adversely to the Penn
sylvanla railroad project, passed by the
Senate. The House agreed to the report
by vote of 80 to &c; thus effectuallv
killing the project.
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The FREE BRIDGE.-There should be
no question as to the expediency of light
ing the free bridge with gas, or as to the
duty of the city of Richmond in the prem
ises. The gas should be as free as the
bridge. is designed to be. The passage
way should not only be absolutely free,
but should be absolutely safe to passers,
day and night. If it is to be q
dark gauntlet" it will fail to
meet the expectations of the
people on both sides of the river. Let the
bridge be lighted, and police regulations
established over it, so that pedestrians can
pass over it at any hour Of the night as
safely as they can pass along Main street.
Immediate provision should be made for
bridging the basin and improving the Ninth
street approach to the river bridge.
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The DEsERTER.-The deserter from
the United States army who surrendered
himself to the authorities here few days
ago, was yesterday taken to Norfolk, and
transferred to Fortress Monroe. He be-
longs to the 18th infantry now stationed at
,Yorkville, South Carolina, and is from
Pittsburg, Pa.
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BAsTARDY CASES. An
derson and Benjamin Gaines were before
Judge White, of the police court, this
morning, charged with being the fathers of
bastard children. They were sent on to
the grand jury of the April term of the
hustings court, for Indictment.
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99 $4,000.

VIII be distributed this year TO the subscri
bers for the AMERICAN WORKING PEG
PLE' alarge quarto, Is page Monthly, costing
put l.6O per year 1t gives premium to every
subscriber, varying from IS cents III value up TO
w, So $40, 800, 800, 5000, and $500 in Green
backs, besides Watches, Sewing Machines,
Parlor Organs and numerous other premiums
OF value Send for specimen and circulars 10
CAPRON & Co,
mn o-3m Pittsburg, Pa.
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HEIRS FoUND.-The Virginia heirs OF
George Reed, colored, who died recently at
Troy, New York, we believe, leaving an es-
tate valued at about ten thousand dollars,
have been found, and are engaged in estab-
fishing their right to the effects Of the de-
ceased. They reside in the vicinity of this
city. One of them, poor. crippled
colored man, called upon us few days
ago. lie stated that whatever he might
realize from the estate would be God
send. He is in poor circumstances, having
recently been swindled out of seasons
labor by his employer, also colored man.
Ii he and others establish legal claim, we
can only hope that the full legacy may
reach them and prove blessing.
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UNAVAILABLE LETTERS. The follow
ing is list of the unavailable letters re-
manning in the Richmond postoffice March
20, 1873: William H. Tatura, Broad
st.. bet g. Z sts., Richmond, Va. j. N.
Ballard, Richmond, Va. /; Mr.. A., Rich
mond, Va; Miss S. B. Sotram Miss
Marindia Darnell, care Mrs. Charlotte
Ewell
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BASE Balloon yesterday evening
match game OF base ball was played be-
tween the "Mohawko club, Gipperich,
captain, and the chesapeake Tunnep'
club, French, captain, in which the former
handsomely "waxed" the latter by score
of IA to s. Three handsome fly balls
were caught, ore by Mr.. Gipperich, one
by Mr.. Thomas and one by Mr.. johnson.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
BsS@OLD WHISKY! OLD WHISKY!

Bss OLD WHISKY! OLD WHISKY!
JOHN X. MOLLOY,
CORNER MAIN AND 2sRp STREETS.
20 Barrels, five years old, made out of
CANADA RYE, 1868.
20 Barrels, OF his own brand xxx MATTED
RYE.
Also Pinet Castillion and James Hennessey
= Go. COGNAC BRANDIES, of 1865
Port and Sherry Wines, Fish Gin, SC. sc.
The above liquors will be sold in quantities
desired.
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MORE NOMINATIONS OF COUNTY
JUDGEs.-The Conservative caucus yes
terday afternoon made the following fur
Their nominations Of county judges: Abe
marie, J. L.. Cochran Bedford, j. A..
Wharton; Dinwiddie, Joseph S. Budd !;
Eluvanna, VIM. r. Cooke; Franklin,
Thomas Ii. Bernard; Frederick, Joseph
A. Sherrard; Goochland, Isaac W. Pleas.
ants; Hanover, Samuel G. Redd; Halifax,
Thomas Leigh; Henrico, Il. G. Minor
Henry, Samuel j. Mulens. All these are
the present incumbents, except in the cases
of Henry and Goochland counties. The
caucus will meet again this evening to
make additional nominations.
The Republicans have held no nomina-
ting caucus, and probably will not, GER
tainly in our opinion ought not. BY de-
Ginning to have anything to do with the
matter, we are sure they will meet
with the appreciation of their constituent
cies,
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SUPREME COURT OF APPEALS
Ould, &C., VS.. Myers and ais, was argued
by Mr.. Lyons for Myers, and Major Page
Tor the appellants, and submitted.
VIM. b. Matthews, esq.,, qualified as
counsel in this court.
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Mysterious Disappearance.

NEW YORK, March 20..-Thomas j.
Blackwell, a dry goods merchant of Elber-
ton, Ca, en- route to New York, left friend
while the train was at Wilmington, Del.
on Tuesday, to go the smoking car. and
has not since been heard of. He had con-
siderable money in his possession.
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MEETINGS.,

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF STOCK
Il HOLDERS IN THE REPUBLICAN
PUBLISHING COMPANY OF RICHMOND.
VIRGINIA, will be held at the office of the
Company, 9I2 I.2 Main street, Richmond, on
TUESDAY, April sth, 1878, at IL M. Officers
OF the Company will then be elected, to serve
during the ensuing year, and other important
business transacted.
A full attendance is desired either in person
or by proxy. DAVID b. PARKER,
mn l4-dsW&wtd Secretary and Treasurer.
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NUMBER OF COUNTY JUDaEs.-The
House to-day passed Senate bill reducing
the number of county Judges from
81 to 70, by few changes in dis
tricting the smaller counties. Some
amendments having been attached, the
bill goes back to the House,
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ANOTHER ESCAPE FROM THE Penn
observation-disclosures Brown, a colored
man who was sent to the penitentiary for
fourteen years from Buckingham county,
on the 1lth Of April last for burglary, es-
capped from that institution at an early hour
this morning.
Brown is twenty-six years of age, five
feet seven inches and half high, and has
scar lust above the left knee. We learn
that 500 reward has been offered for his
apprehension. The escape was effected be-
tween the hours of two and four o'clock,
Three others, Woody Ruffin, Dole
man and - Gentry. attempted to escape
at the same time, but failed. One of the
exterior guardsmen on duty at the time
has been discharged.
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BURIAL OF A SON OF TEMPERANCE.
Mount Vernon division, No. 6, colored
sons of temperance, turned out to-day to
bury deceased member, Ii. Richardson.
The procession was very large. The
funeral services were conducted by Rev.
Richard Wells. The deceased was a
highly respected colored citizen of Rich
mOnd wv
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PITTsBURG, Pa, March 20.-The
postoffice was robbed before five O'Clock
this a. m. Over one thousand dollars
worth of stamps were stolen.
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Off for vienna.

NEW YORK, March 2O.-The steamer
Guard, with 900 packages for the Vienna
Exposition, sails to-day.
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LADIES AND GENTLEMEN will be in
vited upon the platform at Virginia Hall this
evening by PROF. STONE.
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CoRNs, BUNIoNs, BAD NAILS, &c.
Dr. ScHULTz begs to inform his patrons, and
those wishing to avail themselves of his aid, that
he will have to yield to the solicitation of his
country patrons, and probably leave for an ex-
tended trip soon; hence q call will oblige.
Office, 10th street near Main. Cures, as always,
painless, with immediate relief
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Notice to Newsmonsers.
WASHINGTON, March 2O.-The new
secretary Of the treasury, Mr.. Richardson,
says he will have little or no news for
Journalists. These gentlemen are referred
TO the President for views of the opera.
tons of the treasury department.
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COUNTY JUDGES ELEcTED.-For list
OF county judges elected by the General
Assembly see House report. The election
will be continued at II M, tomorrow.
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LUXURY, Health, Economy insured by
using DooLEys YEAsT POWDER. Elegant Light
Rolls, Biscuits, &c., prepared in ten minutes
Try 1t.
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WILCOX & GIBBs' SEWING MA
CHINE is a Virginia Institution by inven-
tior and patent and is CREAMY admired by
all who use it. There is no style of work that
cannot be done on it. 1t requires but single
thread, and aoiH not rip. This we absolutely
warrant, and can satisfy the most incredulous in
moments time of the truth of what we state if
they will call and examine our work We are
constantly receiving certificates like the follow
ing: @
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The SPECIAL COURT OF APPEALS.
which adjourned yesterday, will meet on
the 10th of July, 1873.
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BILL TO LEASE THE PENITENTIARY.
Senate bill in relation to the lease of the
penitiary was rejected by the House to-
dav
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EVIDENCES OF SPRING.-The Capitol
Square is showing unmistakable evidences
OF the spring time. The grass is growing
finely and the trees are putting forth their
rich buds and leaves. The shrubbery
throughout the city is putting on the spring
garb.
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Observation-Disclosures CAsE.-This
case will be argued in the supreme court Of
appeals tomorrow.