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Century WhisfScy-A Pure, Old, Mellow
Whiskey, suitable for invalids coanoisseurs Ask
your druggist or grocer Tor it,
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h.-ie Won or Your Children Are An-
noyed with Dry Moist DandruG con.,lt NJ n "a
FERRY, 40 Bond street. New York - - -
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AN OIL TRAIN ON FIRE.
Collision ON the Lake Shore Line-Thir.
teen Loaded OIL Cars Destroyed.

CLEVELAND, April 10. 1873
The second section OIL train on the Franklin
branch OF the Lake Shore Railroad ran into the
rear Of the FIRST section, near Hadley station last
night, resulting in the wrecking OF one locomotive
the burning OF thirteen loaded Oil cars, the
cab0Ose and wagon road bridge half q mile dis
tant, which caught fire from the burning oil float
ing down the stream. The conductor OF the train
was slightly burned about the face and hands.
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FREEHOLD. N. J.. A

FREEHOLD, N. j., April 10, 1873.
Miles Cooper respectable farmer. nfty-nve
years Of age, living two miles from here was killed
last night by his team running away. When found
his body was entangled gnderneath the wagon and
his neck broken.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-20

COrns, Bunfons, Enlarged JOints.-An
Diseases of the Feet cured by DIR. zACHARIE Union
anna
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Brnunsdorf e. Metz Have Remov.,
their large stock of first class CABINET FURNITURE
DRAPEktES, &c from rs Rivngton street 10 their ne,r
and elegant buildings 4 and t35 Seventh avenue
Thirty fourth street -'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-20

MissisquOi.-Thc Waters of This Spring
have cured thousands afflicted with Cancer Scroula and
Brights Disease. a fresh supply lust received.
JOHN +. HENRY, No. College place.
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Royal Havana LOttery.-The ExtraOr-
binary drawing takes place the I'D inst j. b. MARTI
NEE co. Bankers 10 Wall street Post office box 468S
New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-20

Booths Oh Tom London Gin, I'm Cases
and casks in bond duty paid sale by sole agents
JOHN OSBORN, SON Co. Is Beaver street. New fork.
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BatcheiOr's Hair Dye-'E'he Best tn thu
world. The only true AMI perfect dye All drugyis.s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-20

Lung COmpla ints, Bronchitis. Asthma
&C.. speedily relieved and if taken In time perma
nently cured. by DR. JAyNE's EXPECTORANf Won
will ind 1t also certain remedy for Coughs and Colds
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-20
AN INDIAN MOSES.
The Existence Of New Religion Among the
Indians Deadly to Civilization.
Tho Death Of General Candy ths Fulalment Of
Natures Propheoy"-The Prospects of a
General Indian Wharf.-The Strength
of tho Indian Nations.

WASHINGTON, April Ia. 1873
To rHE EDITOR or THB HERALD
The events OF the past few days are my justihca-
ton for asking your serious consideration or the
views herein presented as to the probabilities OF
general Indian war west OF the Rocky Mountains.
The report Of the Commissioner OF Indian Affairs
for 1879 makes the following estimates OF the num-
bers OF Indians IN these several States and Terri
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'cARLEroNs NEW ILLUSTRATED RDrrIos

C,EwaRp,s TRAVELS AROUND rHk w0RLn-rHE
~ Hrst edition OF 5000 copies OF this remarkable book
dd not supply tse earliest our agents inc ns
nllcations for copies this work agencies should %
Addressed to the publishers D. APPLETON W. ~
aud zl Broadway.
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Golden Hnir.--Barker's AurOrn, Harm
less water changes hair 10 goidcn 81 So Broad
way. near Thirty fourth street
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Maillnrd's Celebrated Vanilla Choco-
LATES for family Fifth Avenue Hotel Broad wav
Madison square, and also for sale by all
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Gentlemcn's Dress Hats OF Best styles
and quality at manufacturers prices
+. ERNENWEIN. LAB Nassau street, near Spruce
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For Restoring Perfectly the Original
color of the Hair eeciuaiiy checking and preventing
falling of, dispensing dandruf and cleansing tho scalp,
RESrORER AMERICA NO. is without equal.
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THE GRAPHIC.

The novel experiment Of publishing daily Illus
trsted paper In this city is already one month old.
and the Daily Graphic has thus far met with .
success unprecedented In the history OF
the New York daily press. The venture was
success from the very first, which is something
that could hardly be said Of any other daily paper
that has ever started here. All Of them have had
to struggle up from small beginnings, through all
sorts Of difficulties. We know what time Ben
nett had with his Herald what job Greeley had
with his Tribune, what trials Raymond had with
the stockholders OF the Times and what fortunes
were sunk in the World before it was got on its
feet. We know how many attempts to establish
daily papers have failed though they had money at
their back and energetic men to push them. But
the Graphic was launched under fortunate circum-
stances In a lively breeze, and has been sailing
along gaily since. learn that the daily sales
have reached rs high as 10000 and on an exciting
day. such as that OF the Foster execution, they go
still higher Even thus Tar 1t has very nearly paid
its expenses. The concern has an abundance Of
capital sixty per cent Of which was paid in at the
start; but Tar more than this win be expended, If
necessary, Tor the enterprising capitalists who
have formed the combination are interested in the
paper. full page picture Of the Graphic can be
made In an hour, or more rapidly than the same
measure OF type is ordinarily ''set up In daily
paper. -COy7esponderce or the Cincinnati COM
7nerciQL.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-20

Mrs. M. G. Browns ssScnlp Re nova tori
Best In the world. Sold by druggists Depot 81 BoaS
street
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Ladies and Others Requiring the Ser
vices OF capable and responsible lawyer who requires
o., box 2.376 Post office.
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A.-Farriturc-spri styles; New
Goods and cheap L. Kelly 4 co, 71t Broadws.
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The Popularity or Kca,

The Popularity OF Kcarney's Buchu
Is unequaled by any remedy that has been offered
TO the public for BTghts Disease Gravel Dropsy Dia
bees and Kidney Diseases in stage, 1t gives
speedy relief and has equal either quality guam
nty in the world Ask for KEARNEY'S Take no other.
Depot l0A Duane street Sold by druggists everywhere
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Exercise.-TO BE Vigorous, strong and
healthy, free from ndigesti9n dy;pspsis AZ. aud en-
eighth street. Fifth Open day and evening
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A.-If You Have an Eruption OF the
YORK whs csreA al scalp diSsN<.
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8. q. p. Brandy, Old, Mellow and Rclia-
BILE Purchased entire invoice half value and sold
at gallon 81 so per full sized bottle Established
1858. II. b. KIRK CO., 50 Fulton street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-20

Poor Richards Eye Water.-Usc mo-
other. Sold by all druggists. Depot 81 Bond street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-20
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
DICKENS WORKS.
A NEW EDITION.

rHARLRs DICKENS WORKS.
NEW EDITION
Among the numerous editions of the works Of this
greatest III English Novests there has been until
now one that enfrely satisfies the public demand.
without sption tney each have some strong di5tnc-
tive obiceuea.
new edition Is this week, however, published by q.
w CARLETON CO., OF New York. which, II Ia believed.
will IN every respect, completely satisfy the popular
demand. IL IS known rs
'CARLEToNs NEW ILLUSTRATED EDITION"
u The size and form are most convenient for holding
The type Is entirely new and OF u Clear and open
character that has received the Of the reading
community In other popular works
The lvstrations are by the original artists chosen y
Charles Dickens himself and the paper. prinlng anu
binding are OF the most attractive and suDstanuat
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This beautiful new edition will be completed In twenty
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Is the time subscribe TOR this superb set OF
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Royal Havana Lottery Extraordinary.
$l,2000DO
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TAYLOR a Co, Bankers
10 Wall street. New York.
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A.-The Most Tasty and Graceful Hat
for gentlemen's is ctured and sold by Is.
pENSCHEIn Nassau
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POllak's Mcersc q ums.
The finest assortment constantly hand. Stores q
John street. four doors of Nassau, and 100 Broad
way, between Twenty-lourth and Twenty fifth streets
Repairing done. Boiling 81.
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ALT You Are Afflicted with Soreness,
Irritation or Itching OF the Head, consult Dr. b. u
PERRY, 40 Bond street, New York, and be cured
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A.-Lace Curtains at Manufacturers
price closing stock preparatory 10 removal several
profits saved. HElDECkER co
$40 Broadway opposite Tenth street.
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The Graefenberg Company,
HAVING REMOVED TO IS READE STREET.
FROM 40 u LILLIAN STpEEr


GE5s " HEM INVITE
OFFERED TO THE PUBLIC SINCE THE YEAR isss
1Hg RI ys yEAEs
MET WITH MARKED FAVOR FROM THE PRoFEs
LESS Emf nS SEsE NONE rHk
v6 gReENe TIE MERIT q AL ogE MEDIcrTEs
sissEe 70 HSEsH, AND kS9S1sa a EaAT TF PsAIsE
OF ONE IS NOT DIsPRAIsE OF ANOTHER CON
Is AHp SEO
1.-THE aEAEFENBER%Gs ,o G9 qsda, MARsHAIIs
a a. pIsIIScTIyE MARK OF OUR OWN EXCLUSIVE
NATURE now BEFORE 4 THE s c6MstSiTY.. " i1S
Of IsE NaN1 FOB THE REIzy
RE LIFE OF 50 MAxY mi FnousASps 81 o sA
s. EAs sSsSS o Mr.
RICH NOR POOR, CAN ESCAPE.
S$S Ss 4 &
pIESTs PSSsssEEss;IISa EACH THE ssEATEsT sSs1-
ANrY gP6N ThE system BEcAHsE IN GHk
E N4EK WITH The LAWS Of AND TtE
tSss$TEIsSAcT9Hx As A ffME Sgsr SSsE q 4
MOST CASES AND ALLEVIATE SUFFERING IN
EVERY INSTANCE.
THE FACULTY ARE, THROUGH PROFESSIONAL
PRIDE, AvERsE TO AND CONDEMN POPULAR
REMEDIES OF ANY SORT; But If RELIEF FROM
SUFFERING CAN BE OBTAINED OF WHAT CONSE-
QUENCE THE SOURCEy
MANY HAVE SUFFERED BY SOLELY RELYING
UPON THEIR FAMILY PHYSICIAN SKILLED.
DouBTLEss, WHO NIGHT HAVE FOUND RELIEF
THE "GRAEFENBERG COMPANY,s MARSHALL,S
CATHoLICON, HAD THEIR PREJUDICES NOT PRE-
SCENTED AN OBSTACLE.
WE HAVE INDIsPUTABLE PROOF THAT PHYSY.
CLANS OF HIGH ChARACTER AND LARGE PRAC-
TICE USE OUR CATHOLICON IN THEIR PRESCRIP-
TONS, AND FROM SOME WE HAVE CERTIFICATES
SETTING FORTH THE FACT.
THE GREAT NUMBER OF CASES UNDER OUR
OWN OBSERVATION IN WHICH THE EFFICACY OF
THE GRAEFENBERG MARshALL's CATHoLiC0N
HAS BEEN PROVED, AS WELL AS THE MANY TIES
T1MONIALS CONTINUALLY RECEIVED, LEAD US
To CONFIDENTLY AND CONsCIENTIOUSLY RECON-
MEND 1T AS PEARL OF GREAT PRICE.
Wine Growers Company COgnac, In
ca and casks bond and duty paid for sale by sole
agents JOHN OSBORN, SON A co, 45 Beaver street.
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Rupture still successfully Treated at
MARSH CO.'S RADICAL CURE TRUSS ONCE No
Vesey street; also silk Elastic Belts stockings, Knee
Caps Anklets, &c lady in attendance TO walt upon
ladies' In private rooms
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The Old Insect Banes Are Pla yed Out.
The only standard article recognized by
certain death to every species OF insect vcrmin Is
LOWS
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A, xUno Have Applied at Their D~uu-

Am VINO Have Applied at Their Drug
gists for REsToRER AMERICA No. for the Hair I'M
successfully BY sending 70 this ONCE can ascertain the
Gle or If desired be supplied By All responsible
druggists dealing directly with this establishment and
saving thereby the jobbers commission obtain
ss gpSdr Willy IN ao
ties at lew figure. DR.. >. o'BRfEN Rsstorsr Amer-
ca depot 1n East Thirtieth street
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A.-Eau Angeliquc, for the Teeth and
Gums. BISCOTINE FOOD for infants DELLUC co.
6ss Broadway are the sole propretors and manutacur
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-20

A-Wh0 Wants . Hat Go To Dougan,
Manufacturer, l02 Nassau, corner OF Ann street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-20

A.-Sm0ke Surbrug's Golden Sceptre, .
pure aud delicious Tobacco Depot ISL Fulton street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-20

lection at last the result Of 20 years practice simple
and perfect in It's operation that gives unprecedented
satisfaction runs easy that single thread Of No
cotton will propel IT. straight needle and shuttle WHIT
NEY SEWING MACHINE Co, 6l3 Broadway.
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A.-For Moth Patches, Freckics and
Tan use PERRYiS MOTH AND FRECKLE LOTION 1t
Is reliable and harmcss Sold BY druggists everywhere
Depot 40 Bond street. New York
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Abr. Filters Rheumatic Remedy
Depot and Office 81 John street Sold by all druggists
Advice gratis daily and circulars free.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-20

A.-HcrrinE's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES,
2yl and 2So Broadway, corner OF Murray street
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Among the Matters Now Stirring tho
minds q the people q the new method Of curing Rup
ture. The ELASTIC TRUSS retains the Rupture absn
ntely in spite OF the most violent exercise with
and comfort night and day and not taken of at all
ELASTIC TRUSS COMPANY, 6s3 Broadway New York,
nan Anril
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RESPECTFULLY INVITE INTELLIGENT INvESrI
CATION OF THEIR MEDICINAL PREPARATION:
OFFERED TO THE PUBLIC SINCE THE YEAR 1873
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WE HAVE INDIsPUTABLE PROOF THAT PHYsY.
CLANS OF HIGH ChARACTER AND LARGE PRAC-
TONS, AND FROM SOME WE HAVE CERTIFICATES
SETTING FORTH THE FACT.
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A new edition Is this week, however published by q.
W. CARLETON CO., OF New York which, It il believed
will IN every respec, completely satisfy the popular
demand. IL is known as
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-08-07
Brcvitics and LevitieS.

A Utica paper says that some wretch
sent n postal card written in Latin,
and it took the post office clerks more
than an hour to find q dictionary, and
now they do not know whether the
card was a dry goods bill or an invI-
tation TO q wedding.
denominations at seaside hotels
Matches that won't light, soap that
won't wash. towels that correspond in
size to napkins, flies in soup, sand in
water pitcher, and looking glasses fear
fully and wonderfully made
One of the late boys while reading
n chapter of Genesis, paused to ask
his mother whether the boys in the
| olden time used to do their sums on
the ground. 1t was discovered that he
had been reading the passage, "and
the sons of men multiplied upon the
face Of the earth"
The only safeguard against cholera
is announced by ar Atlanta, (Geor
gia) doctor. 1t is to stand on your
head for a minute three times n day
lie says it arrests abdominal deprcss,
ion.
In recent article on a fair in hi,
locality. the editor of a Western papcj
says n brother editor took q valuable
premium, but an unkind policeman
made him put it right back where hi
took it from.
A western paper has this delicate
personal item "Those who know nice
old Mr.. Wilson, of this place, person
ally, will rcgrc: to hear that he was as
saulted in q brutal manner last week
but was not killed.
An English shopkcepcr has for his
virtues obtained the name Of %"littlt
rascal" A stranger asked him why
this appellation had been given to him =!
"To distinguish inc from the rest o!
my trade" quoth he, "who are all
| treat rascals."
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-08-07

The King Of Italy expresses u de
cided aversion TO the SO called religious
pilgrimagcs which are exciting so deep
an interest in France. lie thinks that
the French priests mediate Il political
revolution under the oyc Of pious
journeys to raroy, and that the popu
lar cry Of "Savc Rome and France !"
is meant not only for the benefit OF the
Pope in France, but is in reality a war
ely against Italian unity, by which the
chLrch party hope TO restore the States
of the Church to their former position
and rcscat the Pope upon his temporal
throne. Victor Emmanuel can not
stand still while an intOIcranL and mcr-
ciloss religious warfare against his
Government is gathering its forces
Ifhe does not take the aggressive, he
will certainly be forced to assume the
defensive before long, and appearances
indicate that be will adopt the former
policy, in spite Of the black hansings
and yellow tapcrs of the shrine Of 81.
Peters, which are shortly to impart
their sombre tcrrors to the bull Of ex-
communication, which will be fulmi-
mated against his hcrctical head. "ll
President McMahon's government does
not calm this agitation,'' said he the
other day, (Which is communicating
itself to the whole of clerical Europe,
llc will force me to cast myself entirely
into the arms Of Germany and | shall
do it," This language is clear, b@Iel
and to the point. 1t is the talk OF a
king who has the reputation of being
plucky and rcsoluic. Free thinking
Germany would engage not reluctantly
in a war against a combination designed
10 re-cstablish the temporal power OF
the Church of Rome, and the next
struggle in that instance would be
more desperate and bloody, if pos
siblc, than that which resulted In the
defeat OF France under Louis Napo
leon. Evidently u desperate cotlict is
not far of, in which France, Italy and
Germany, and perhaps Spain and Por-
tugal also, will be involved. Nothing
can avert it but a complete backing
down Of the church party, and o! this
there is little prospect.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-08-07
The Oranges.

A great deal is being said through
the newspapers and in private circles
about the oranges. No doubt a good
deal Of benefit could be derived to the
planting interests by such associations,
fthcy should be conducted on proper
principles. Never having been fully
posted up as to all the aims and OBJ
jccts Of the "Grangcs," we will not
pretend to either approx &c or condemn
them, in n general point of view. But
We have observed that in some of the
north. western states the oranges have
already begun to take part in politics,
and if this be the case with the oranges
in Tennessee, their usefulness is at an
end. We have been told that thus far
political and religious discussion have
been prohibited in the oranges of the
South. and wa hope that it will be so
forever. They are to some extent Sc.
cret organizations, and il they should
take part as organizations in political
contests. they will at once meet with
tue same serious objections that ap.
piled to the Know-Nothing party, and
that now apply to the organization
known as the "Grand Army of the
Republic" When an organization
like the oranges allow politics to creep
into them, they become at once an OBJ.
ject to the politicians, and in a short
time they will be captured, bag and
baggage, by the old political hacks,
and instead of being the channels
through which benefit can DO derived
10 the great mass Of the farmers, they
will be instrumental in putting into
office some old. broken down, political
lacks, who could never get an office
Ivy such help. in republican gov.
secret political organiza
ions are detrimental to public moral.
y, dangerous to the peace Of the coun-
ny, and il continued and encouraged,
more frequently end in the overthrow
# liberty than for it, benefit. The
schemer, for absolute power,
in the cloak Of secrecy under
.hich to pull bis wires Memphis
Register.
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MOORE COUNTY.
Pistols, Knives and Fire.

= ptDID . ~
From the Shclbyville Commercial, LIST inst
Saturday evening last, the quiet en-
brio city Of Lyncliburg was disturbed
by the loud swearing of one Trips.
She.,iff John A. Norman. ever on the
lookout for the welfare and quiet ofthe
new county, arrested the aforesaid gen
tlcman, which occasioned Capt. Bill
Taylor to interfere. Sheriff Norman
summoned Mr.. Charles Shivcrs, Town
Consta ole, to assist him in arresting
Taylor, whereupon Taylor's friends
became indignant and intcrceded in
his behalf; some drew their revolycrs,
others their knives, and some wogon
spokes, but fortunately the disturbance
was quelled without bloodshed, Nor
man succeeding in putting his man in
the lock up, Sunday morning Mr..
Norman released Trips on bail, and
took his family and went to the coun
try TO spend the day, About II
o'clock the dwelling Of Mr.. Norm an
was discovered to be on fire. The
fire, when discovered, was under such
Roadway that it was impossible to con
troll the flames, and in a few minutes
the house was reduced to ashes. The
household goods were mostly saved
though greatly damaged.
1t is the general opinion Of all tho
The fuss on Saturday evening was thu
cause of the burning Of the house. l
such be the case, the guilty parties
should be dealt with in Judge Lynchs
/ court, and VIC hope they may sool
find the guilty ones hanging on
f limb. We don't believe in taking TIA
, law into hands in such a manner, bu
the law has become SO "shysty" her,
of late, that the people must act 10
, themselves.