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American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1873-05-10

Parties indebted to us MUST PAY
UP or pay costs. Further indul
gence We cannot allow.
CASSELL s. BAUGHN.
Feb. Is, 1873.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1873-05-10
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE..

HNIIERE will he special meeting
i OF the Board of Supervisors OF
Madison county, State OF MisSis-
sippi, on Monday, the 18th day of
May, A ID. 1873, at the Court house
in the city of Canton.
BY order of the President of said
Board.
f. S. JEFFREY, Clerk.
May 10, 1873. 1t
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Il. o. O. F.

EvERsRrxN LODGE, No. 80. l. o. o. +. holds
It, regular Meetings every Thursday night q
o'clock) at the Odd Fellows Lodge Rooms.
A, NJ. GURLEY, N. G.
Feb q 1878 ms. HENRY Lord, Sec,y.
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A Thing Not to be Forgotten.

mig MOI 10 De FOrgOtten.
g Persons who entertain the belle
, that the connection of members OF
, Congress with the Credit MObiliel
), scandal will be forgotten, or that
the feeling engendercd against
such members will be harmunized
or neutraliZed as time rolls on,
may as we'll make up their minds to
the contrary, for DR. Redfield writes
to the Cincinnati Commercial from
WastingtUn:
l refer to the fact that Mr.. Glib,
son. the correspondent of the New
York Sun, is now engaged in the
preparation of IL book, the title of
which has not yet been selected, l
believe; but the object of the book
is to give a concise and complete
history of the Credit Mobilier of
America from its origin to its close,
explaining everything so as to
bring it within the comprehension
OF all. In this book will be one or
more chapters devoted to each per-
son connected with the matter, re-
viewing the testimony taken before
both the Poland and Wilson Com
mittees. Aud lest some mistake
might be made i'll the individuals,
the book will contain the pictures,
finely executed Gu steel, of the
whole lot-Ames, COIfax, Patter-
son, Garfield, Kelly, Dawes, SEQ
field, Bingham, Brooks, and Hoop
CT. This will make the book more |
attractive and will give it larger
sale. Now, will not this be an i'll
teresting campaign document in the
districts of the several Credit Mo
belIer Congressman
Gibson is the best posted man on
the question that can be found,
and there is no question of his
ability to make his book red hot
one. 1 have been informed that
the Appleton's will publish it.
Speaking OF Gibson reminds me of
a conversation heard between him
and MIR. l.. Q. Washington, in the
Gallery OF the House,
last winter. Gibson has nose for
and he has no finica-
as to the manner OF obi
tanning them. Ii Gibson gets his
hand on any thing in the way of j,
news, he will not let go, even if the
States prison stares him in the
lace. 1t Was he who first printed
he exposure OF the Credit Mobilier
natter.
Washington is the correspondent {
If the Louisville COurier-J ournal,
md during the war WAS the Assist y
mt Secretary of State of the Con-
ederacy under Benjamin. He is d =
Virginian by birth, and a rebel by ,,
instinct. The two were talking
bout having done things they re- -
:retted and things they were proud .
#. Washington said: (
swell, if after l am dead, any 7
'Ody thinks enough of me to erect $
stone over my grave (and by the "
ray l don't care a - whether 81
hey do or not,) l hope the fact @
Till he stated in plain words that |
vas born Confederate, that lived s
Confederate, and died a COnfed-
rate"
Then Gibson said: dwell, if af 4
er / am dead, anybody thinks
nOugh of my memory to put up IA
tone at my grave, land. by the
ray, 1 don't care "a whether it 7
5 done or not,) 1 hope they will l
lace upon it the fact that 1 stole OF OF
he record from Pennsylvania in
'Ourt, and printed the facts which 81
I'd to the Credit Mobllier expo as
l,re."
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Garden Seeds.

$4,000 papers Landreth's Seeds,
fresh; 20 bushels Onion Sets: re.
ceived, and for wholesale and re-
tail by
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1873-05-10

Consumers will tind our assert
ment Of GARDEN SEED, complete,
warranted genuine, and direct from
Landreth s. Son.
w. j. MOSBY & Co.
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TAKEN UP.
ICE CREAM.

4 BEER would respectfully inform bis friends
"A and the public, that he has established an
Ice Cream Saloon in the Stone House. up stairs,
next door to Photograph Gallery. Will be pre-
pared to receive guests Sunday May 4th and after.
Ladies' particularly invited. May, ). II.
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j. B. OTTO & CO.,
Seed Potatoes Of all Kind.

If you want STOVE that will
cook quick and with less fuel than
any other stove, buy the " May
flower" at n. G. Orrick's.
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IF you want a garden, buy the
''Warren Hoe"
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1873-05-10
FOR SALE.

4 DESIRABLE DWELLING and out ~
IA houses with all the couveuiences Tor l,s'
family; excellent garden, rich land. and liiiH
the Public Square. h.s2kA
1Me perfect. For particulars. call ut the
office of c. q. Nelson, Dentist, opposite the 3our
house.
Nov. l6. 'I2u
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1873-05-10

Good Gardens can only be obtain
ed from fresh and reliable seed, and
they can be had at
w. j. MOSBY s. Cos.
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Fair Warninu,

EVERY "Warren Hoe" is war
ranted.
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Saturday, May 10. 1873.
RATES OF ADVERTISING /:

Transient Adv-r,sens 81 SC per square first inser-
Ion and IS cents for each subsequent insertion.
T.r.I Advertisements At the aAms rates, and u 90
.aaitiou.n1,r proof Of publication.
Local notices-2O cents per line.
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Boarding.

M RS. kii.LIAN. South end Liberty street. is
4Vl prepared to accommodate half dozen gen.
ti=men with board. Day-boarders preferred. but
can also furnish rooms. Apply at residence oc.
cupied last year by Mr.. &. l.. Gross.
April 10. If.
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GUNS AND PISTOLS,

Feb. Is, 1873.
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E. S. JEFFREY, Clerk.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-25
Tho "odorless Fraud"

We have heretofore stated that action had been
proposed IN the City Council of DaltimeJe TO en-
able the citizens to escape from the use Of the
odorless" apparatus. which the Board Of Health
has fastened upon this city by contract which il
is held " some requires citizens to employ the
contractors who have been given the exclusive
right TO do this work in all parts OF the city The
coAtract embraces the whole city, and no man is
allowed to employ any other process or any other
parties 10 do tbis work on his premises if the
premises are ia the city. ThI7 is an arbitrary
power which We DO not believe either the Board
Of htalth or the city Council have the legal right
TO assume. But there ,re very few housekeepers
that earo to go 10 Law about the matter. and as
was well said in TIE CITY Council, the only mode
of redress or eseape from the posiIon our people
are upWisely placed III is by an application for an
injunction.
Wa are led 10 speak OF the matter again from
the fact that we have had placed ia our hands
copy bf the Washington Sldr, Of the Goth Instant,
bv citizen who views the contrct asa one specially
Objectionable aud wholly unlustifAbe. e. We cut
from lhe STAR tbs following reference to the "odor-
less fnnd' in that city, which goes to prove that
it faill 70 give entire satisfaction there also:
The e OdOFIess' Fraud Again,
M. EdstOy Il have sent i've notes TO the
81 Odurless Excavating Company" 70 call and at
tend 10 my premises, They have failed TO respond,
and said premises have become a nnisau,e. /
have also comp AIMED TO the Board Of Health. but
they seemingly have paid no attention 70 the mat
ter What am to do under The circumstances ?
VIII The Board Of Health please ri~e and EXPLAIN
South WASHINGTON.
Washington, d. C., Nov IS, 1873.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-25
AcOOd Word for a christian Nero.


In the appeal Of Captain Fry, Of the Virginus,
to the council Of war at Santiago de Cuba for thS
lives OF his crew, we have the appeal OF brave
man, worthy the herOism OF sths brave ,days Ol
old Rome"-of hero whose courage, ehivalry,
tenderness and fidelity towards hn followers 10
hardly surpassed by any oi the glorious examples
Of history. Aud what an unhappy life was his
and what a melancholy death How saddening
are these words of his appeal for his unfortunats
crew: "The councl well know that am not
pleading for my life. 1 have neither home nor
country. victim Of war and persecution, ] have
beeu shut out from the road 10 prosperity until
am unable to provide bread for my wife and OsROu
children, who know what Il Is to suffer from the
vicisstudes of my life. My life is one Of suffer
az, and 1t ls not for myself thai implore. The
poor Dosa. poor gentleman, with heart as tea
der ana compassionate as that of . woman, WHO
thought more Of others than OF himsslf-pardOn
him. The poor fellow is my servant, hired TO wait
upon me in port and is moi inscribed on the roll"
Aud so, from one 10 another, the thoughtful cap
tain pleaded for the lives Of his doomed compan-
ions. And finally, as the last hope for them, he
appealed: "As believe l am the only one who
viii die in ths embrace Of our holy religion, con-
slider the souls of these poor people. Give them
time and opportunity to seek the mercy Of God.
Thus only can you comply with your duty, and
my blood ought to be sufficient"
Nts, brave and generous Captain yes, faithful
friend and Christian, it ought TO be sufficient 90
bring down justice, swift and strong, upon your
remorseless butcherers. And here Wo may ask, are
the friends OF justice of outraged law and human.
lty, OF Cuba, Of the cause of Cuban Independence
and emancipation and Of liberty throughout that
land-in short, are the friends of the noble Can
tain Fry mindful of his claims upon them in the
claims OF his iamilyi The dying words OF this
modest hero entItle him TO a monument But
more TO the purpose than a monument will be q
generous remembrance Of his destitute widow
and her seven helpless children. What say the
friends OF Cuba f-N. \. Herald
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-25
vaNIaE the Sweat OF Labor.

Inc Tribune Is our authority for saving tLat n,
latest financial plan which Mr.. Secretary R,cI.rJ
sou Proposes TO recommend TO Congress is q, -
the deposits ~ all Savings Banks an IN, con,,,--,
one hhadretli OF one per cent
H auy nnancial plan, exceeding ali otbo.. :.
moAettous PIond0Fiag injusIiee, .~s-s e a.. iveI.
uaD4 iDT by anyb ody, NC have the copviciIon y,
slA4e1te Assurance that Mr.. Secretary Richardsou
woull be the successful bidder. The Secre ar,,
has lehFned since the panic that the denosits ~ ~
sa9lngs Banks OF the country exceed those of fhe
NatioEal Banks Of New England three to one. and
1t - nbt his intention TO permit anything of hi,
sOEt y 60 on. He probably considers it an inner
thai h not u be tolerated.
'Mr. Secretary Richardson has come so freshly IA
the study OF finance aud political economy thai he
haa net YET learned the sGbms truth thai tle rcal
WSsEasay oi the United States is best, because
most tully represented by the exceeding large de-
EOAts held by the Saving Banks Those drSosits
Fepreptpt the comparative wealth Of the Warlina
cla14es. They show that in this country ricbss az,
mol eotfned TO the few favored classes as in Eng.
lano eAd on the Continent, bot are pretty fairly
distributed among lhepeOple. Ii is not the weaIthv
citizen who seeks the Swings Bank but Tie ons
OF moderate, c., Ottenest, OF small means His ia
post represents the reward Of his hard contnuous
labor, aud among tie customers OF he SaVjnps
Bands hre nearly as many poor, toliing wpmen a.
men. They ali put something aside for the rains
day that 80 often comes % the poor in tle shan.
of siekpeS CT death. Apd this aggregate ao,oe.
thIpgSlWhich is the laboring man's and Iaboripq
N0man's defense against Tie leirJrs OF poverty
arising from accldsnf, sickness loss Of work. old
aSaR dfnlh, Mr.. Secretary hichardson will recon-
mdudst1Bt Congress shah tax.
Mr.. RtsAardssnIT other sulan. "a redes,n ,bsso
huudrei md tiity-six millions or ercenbacks v IN
TWO millions Of d0llars Of silver did not excite Thai
nnigessA AoWi of admlFaslOu which 60 brilliant
sehsme was eEPeeted BY him 70 do, and yet that
plan was only stupsndoRs bIandeT. While tbis Iat-
one tR tax the poor dcpositors in "a vings snLs
Is nOs only n1onstrous stupidity bat monstrouS
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-25

IHE DAILF NAE9lF ahllShnn oS1arJ anon,-
except sunday at ll6 Market street. and served by
carriers 10 u 6bseibess n all parts of TnminEton
aud the entr0abdiag towns aud VILLAGES, for six
cenls Meak. payable weeKly. Yearly SUBSCRIBER
IS in advance.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-25

THE TRIAL 0P TIRE BANK R1BBERs TIE trial
ot the four men Al New Castle. ;o-dsy,is is am im.
portant feature IN the history Of our city and
state II u shall appear that our laws are Of
such character as 10 permit the escape fouE of
the boldest mlsoreants in the land, according 10
the Information VIC have Of them, from what ap-
peaRs-t0 bc reliable source, every honest citizen
" ll iebl a rrCret. We have moi met a man who
,Hpnhses a doubt that the men at New Castle On
the contrary heard many express fears that they
cannot be identified the bold rascals who en-
tered the Bank. The circumstances attending
the cAse have been 30 iuily laid bcloJc the public,
that The tTai Is robbed - much Of the interest II
would Otherwise posses, nevertheless "A large
number Of citizens have gene TO Now Castle 10 be
present; and the Court IIouse is crowded to ex-
cess. Tho gang Of desperadoes with which ,hese
men tTe conDectsd n said TO be 80 extensive AS "a
reacL from Boston 20 New Orleans aud conse-
quently the eyes Of vast numbers oi rogucs and
rouRhs are turned on Delaware We hope opT
little State will not iul 10 do herself credit a,
well as render full aud complete justice, and we
have ho doub; that such will be the result.
siare tine above was iu type we Iearn by a teI,.
gram that the CouTt mas postponed tuu inaa.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-25

THk wAR ReELTNa ct Washington has eyidsntly
nELled cut. '1he countiy's honor must be saeri-
feed TO save the interest for the bondholders.
There may be no further fear OF war, since the
blusterers at the Capital have pOcksted the Span
ish insults to our flag, and revoked many war or
ders. How much faith there is to be placed in the
Information from Madrid and Cubs, on which
this change OF programme is based, we do not
kno " but II is strongly suspected that the SON
iu-law of Secretary Fish, the attorney for the
Spanish junla, has Poeketed large fee and is
deeper in the secrets than any one outside OF that
"Old fuuciionary's" family circle.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-25

The opinions of Hon. REvERDY JOHNSON,
which will be iOHRd elsewhere, will be read with
great interest They likely TO call forth gene
raj approval, as they set forth the Santiago out
rage clearly and distinctly. as it is. one OF the
most open aud giSriug offences against the laws
of nations, aud in violation OF all treaty stipuia-
tons
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-25

crime. n fortunately happens however, that Mr..
Richardson is noNe ms, and IL be we're be
would and 81, pct - :; aption protest meet
iQg with Aa LITTLE FOR ltoi . peopl6 aa,he a
bw OV se doAa taT4htkK pr posed -
gainsSthe Swings BdHai -
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-25

MALPRAcrIcE.-Som time ago Robert Pieksns.
oi fho-nlxVllle, had an arm severely injured al 4
poie-raising at the Chester Springs Orphan School,
since which time he has been in a Ph;Iadelpbia
hospital. AT the time Of the accident, the physi-
clan Ia charge at Chester Springs attended 70 the
tors showed him that his arm had never been
broken, but was simply dislOcated; bat now Il
was past the skill of surgery, as the uncovered
Joint had become ossided. Mr.. PIckens will never
asAil nave the use OF that member, and he has Gu
tered suit ia the Courts of Chester county aonInst
the doctor at Chester Springs, who, he alleges.
iaied IN his duty, laying the damages at g.. 600
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-25

The DELAWARE GAZETTE. established I7SA
l. the largest and most hOurishing weekly n the
state, aud has larger circulation than any other
on thePenin sular. Published every Friday morn
uE At - = year. IN u lVaneo.F
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-04-05
"A Hunlurus Speech.

Our readers viii Co btlcs give us
credi, for hivins kept our columns clear
Of politics Among all our exchanges
there is none so entirely useless to rs as
the 20 nrcss "'"l GI,dc On hooking
over copy fcw ii " since We found II
speech Of our old friend S. s. Cox.
Formerly Of Ohio, now of New York
city, "prpos OF tie Commissioner of
Agriculture, which We have bccn in
duced to publish to show how Joke
may be made to defeat a serious and
useful rnrposc. We do not approve the
jibes aud sn crs which certain news.
papers are constantly directing against
lie Department Of Ayri ul,urc. w.,
deem 1t Il vely valuable branch of the
"o'ernret, ard capable of confer
rinS great benefit, on agriculture if
adequately sustained by Congress =
Farm G.I H,nr
MIR. CuNIRMAN-I thirk thcrc is a
20 d deal Of umdcscrved rcrroach cas-,
Oh the nobe Department Of Agriculture.
The gcntemcn from Illinois (Mr.
FurnsworIh) undertook to say tlat the
present Commissioner Of Agriculture
kept CUISINE to cook the seeds sent to
him from ull parts OF the world
daughter Other members say H."
boards and live. i'll our Patent Oilicc
free of eNpcncc. | rccollcct when the
Commissioners Of Agriculture used to
mako butter fur the Presidential Man
sion. Those were unctuous and happy
days. [l-aus''er remember we'll
that Il former Commissioner raised
strawberries for the Presidential Mau
sion. II is part of the business Of
that hureau. [ [Laugbter.I There is no
question of lis consi:utionality Laugh
ter 1t seems VIC are now to have in
the Agricultural Bureau microscopi.t =.
In Tact 1t is part Of our new bureau
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-04-05
Shall we Meet Agaitl.

t1ht.Hs#t.E Eg-g r = ftEf'v SC,
Tic following Is said to be one sglhe
mast brilliant articles Nfit.sn ~ ahs
lamented George d. Preatics. ,r... -.
The fat Of nxture 10. insxsfsblaA
Fhera is no appe Il for relief from. tha
great law which dooms u 10 dust We
flourish and fale as the leaves Of she
forest and the flowers that bloom and
wither in 4 day have no frazier bsla
upon liie than the mightiest mshsrth
that ever shook the earth with his faosh
steps. Generations ofmcn viii appsap
and disappear as tho grass and the, sanss-
titude that throu g the world to esa.
viii disappear as the. footateps On tha
shore. Menseldom think Of tho sraaA
event of death uhtil the shadow, fksh
orpss their own. PathWay, iidiug fssR
their eyes the faces Of loved osss wkess
living smile Was the sunlight Of, shsit
existence. Death is the .antagqnisa, cg
life aud the cold thought ef the t9sah y
the skeleton Of all feasts. We %, Inss
want to go through ihe dark, saiiss,
although its dark passags may lead o.
paradise, we do not sapt to lay dsBn ia
the damp grave. oven With spfincss fsp
bed-tcllows. In the beautiful drama nE
. Ion, the hops of Immortality 40 sloausns.
y uttered by the death dstctsd Gsesk,
finds deep response in every tAsaghtFsl
soul. When about to yiGld his young sRis-
tence as sacrifce to fate, his Clsmansha
asks if they should meet again, to whiaA
he replies:-'I have asked that dssatesl
question Of the hills that lo6k sfssaks
--of the clear streams that Aag fagsses
of the stars among whoss Asfd 90
azure my raised spirit has walked 10
glory. All were dumb, but a. ssxs
upon thy living face, L seol thas taars
is something ia the love tiias tsaMzase
through its beauty that eanaos aASsie
perish. W. shall meet aaaia TN
maptba o 81 ~ i S,asrssf
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-04-05
SATURDAY MORNING, APRIL 5, 1878

Pout, WIN 1is "iIe on ms arm, VIII
meet him 81 the vestibulc, and ask him
if he is I;haned of himself"
s Carrie ariggs-you wont do any
such thing scried half a dozen voices.
But | WI and who will go with me
os witaeS.
We haibef,re all e.larel ourselves
ready to q i the First BAPTIST.
Il Will Rsaid Ellen Lawton, Carries
most intii1 ,e friend
We qe : expected Carrie to be as
good as sr word, for she was daunt
less girl, RerishinS scoru and contempt
for injustR aud wrong.
1t was'Fherc!orc with consilcrsrablc
curiosity hat alter our return from ou-
new pIae9 OF worship, We gathered
around Gisric, TO learn Of her mission.
She raid her hands in depreciation.
oh, eXis, you may call me coward,
anythIn2Iali the names you please, bu,
the truly is whcu [ saw that angel in
""' 'AG "''S' 'e' u''' u ii'''$
'"' gu" S'''ne upon
"a, ~" : 'ou''" :. que 'eaneu
p' - :" S' '"S'''eiJ' sue looked
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m;,, sou'0 s'''Ae Ner
7 .lmo.,. - '',' 'n'n
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The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-04-05
NUMBER 4
N.lskey Did 1lhfs for 1T


The Chicago Evening Post inofSIisss
as follows upon the execdtion Of George
Driver on Friday, who murdered his
wife in drunken Ct: ssa eass Ess )
Driver left very exact text upoH
which tho sermona win be raads. He
said to those who accompanied him 10
the stalFold: "wiiiskey did Ibis i1sSf
me-" Net a murder, not n ffaeas Of zaT
sort, has ever occurred 10 this sity whieiss
had not its inspiration, near or remote
in the same cause. This has been illus-
trated within the, past fort hight in tks
most emphatic manner. The mdfdssAs4
in the jail are testimonies 10 It's tfdtA.
Drivers words; "Whishey did this &C.
me-" might be placed permansn.iy 9vef
tic Cook county scafolj, aud the truth
Of the epi,ah peyer be Questioned, 70
matter whose the dead body beneath Il.
The graves of Patrick and James Ms4
Weigh, out in Calvert Cemetery, cry SiiSF
sanit mcuace, aud officer Koch, If iEs
have occasion to a crutoh, might stss
the same thereon with his rsnkuife, foe
it is doubtful whether that, if he hsa
not been in a saloon himself the nishssg
the McVeish double tragedy, he Of thsyf
need have condictcd WITH each 0tRcs ss
mutual an fatal injury. igoigqs 'di Isa'
But tho pulpits may prSach on tE8
text LEFT by Driver: The press dsaSs
point to The illustrations Of thefgeneskr
truth he uttered in his personal csdaesRse
nation. Wise and good sna sittaosis
people viii bcmoan the aisgtaeo TO tkS
city, the degradation to that itnhsofaaF
crcsture. u:an, and the adcpIorablS fsssa
of the children orphaned by ,ha'Aaisg
man. The rufhan class will Be: sh0shs.ks
and interested !or an hour, and resell
for that brief period from the pursuit. oe
crime, "for the wcaricst and most losth
cd worldly life that age, ache, penusy,
imprisonment, can lay on nature ID d
paradise to what we fcst Of DEATH BSs
in week the excitement, like tissmnss
aiHins, will have been ignored. Ths
yerld IS R,,t to be reformed By . psis 81
hansing'. Driver viii rqt In his dia-
houored grave, as Judge Gray wsll ssiss
The WIRING uttered By his crsnas, 6i5
trial anl his scsfold win .bs fsssesish
like the voices of an ugly dream