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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1873-03-06
sENn re MONTY

by either Col. York or Mr.. Bell. both being
his personal friends which Pomeroy agreed
to do. The first time he saw Pomerov after
the election, the latter said to him that the
money produced by York was intended for
him (Page.)
This evidence, Old Pom. himself,
avouches. OF course nobody credits it.
If he was capable of bribing York, he
would have no conscientious scruples in
getting another man to swear him out of
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1873-03-06
THE ACTING GOVERNOR AND
HIS RAILROAD TRANS
ACTION
els IKE Shareholder i'm the
Bounty 80
From the Yickshnrr Hernld

from the Nicksburg Herald
Governor Powers owes it to himself and
the office he nils TO ask for a committee on
the sale o the Judgment against the n. o.,
!. Is c. \. T. r., made last summer to
Me-srs Marcoek, Humphreys and Smith
HIS message 10 the House is not satisfactory.
H. gives poor reason for withholding
from collection draft in favo~ of the State
payable on its face in currency after it had
ia len due and after, TOO. be had parted
w h the collaterals ora which the debt was
secured. The air Is full of insinuations that
he is shareholder in the booty that will
come out of Jhis transaction. lit is untrue
be should court investigation. Its the first
time in the history of this State that charges
rejecting on the personal integrity of
Governor have been circulated.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1873-03-06

The Attorney General Gives An
Opinion THAT the Railroads
Had Secured Vested Rights
Under the Subsidy Law
and Gels E
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1873-03-06
w. f. HYER,

Report received and agreed 70, and the
bill made the special order for Wednesday
next. at 10 O'Clock a. m, and 200 copies or
dprpd pPintad
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-02-27
The New Trustees Of the State Uniyer-
..t sIty.


Within the past. ten days the Legisla-
ture, in joint assembly, has elected a
new board of Trustees for estate Uni.
versity-sevan in number-four negroes
and three white men. We name the ne
groes first, since they are Of greater i'm
portance thar" the whites. s. J. Lee, J.
A. Bowley. w. R. Jervey, and s A.
Swails.. The whites are Ex-Attorney
General Chamberlain, State Superin-
.tendant of Education Jillson, and Editor
Northrop, of thc'newly established CO.
luinbia Evening Herald. Earnest and
deep-dyed Radicals, all. Ofthe negroes,
Lee is of Hamburg, BowTey of'Georse.
tawn, Jervey of Charleston, Swaiis Of
Williamsburg OF the white nien, only
one is South Carolfnian-Notthrop.
And now the probability is, of course,
that the University. will become an in
stitution for the education of.negroes-
end such dirty, new-fashioned whitepeo-
pie as associate with negroes. In South
Carolina, outside of Columbia, the. latter
class,is very small. So tho University
will be troubled with few white students.
But the white people Of the State VIII
continue to pay the taxes to support the
institution. And the wise and maghani-
nous Grant continues to smile benignly.
And the dirty, new fashioned people put
money in their pockets. ~
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-02-27
Religious Notice.


I viii; preach at the following places
OH the days appointed, at II o'clock, a. NJ
Philippi, Saturday and Sunday, list anc
I'd March. a..
Ridge Spring, Tuesday, 4th March,
Bethel, Thursday, 9th March. 49,, l.,
Clouds Greek, Saturday and Sunday
9Th and 9th March.
Sarlis, Friday, 18th March.
Richland Spring, Sunday, 10Th March
Rocky Creek, Wednesday, 18th March
Dry Creek, Saturday and Sunday, 22d
and 23d March.
Mt. Tabor, Tuesday, 25tli March.
Ebenezer, Thursday, 27tn March,
'ta S. P. GETzEN,
Missionary Edgefield Bapt. ltssccta'n n
" Feb 26 3t 10
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-02-27
Revival Of Racing at. the South.

The TURF, Field and Farm, prominent
among our leading turf journals in this
country, in alluding to the recent races in
Savannah, says they were we'll patron
lied, although the attendance. was not up
to sanguine anticipation. One reason
given for this is that the hour of CON-
menclng each programme was too early
to suit the convenience of business men.
This win be remedied hereafter. The
meeting, VIZ are told, was Il financial sue
cess, and the members Of the Jockey Club
are SO we'll pleased that they have deter
mined to,offer for the next reunion purses
to the, extent of FIVE thousand dollars.
The success of the inaugural meeting at
Savannah leads US to hope that the turf
is gain struggling into life in the South
ern States. True, we have had good
meetings Mt New Orleans, Nashville Mo-
bile and Memphis since the close of the
war, but the racing spirit was not SO gen.
erallv prevalent, nor the re unions so
brilliant as in the prosperous days before
,l1e Confederate flag was unfurled 10 the
breeze.
"a gloom has rested upon the cities OF
the more Southern Atlantic coast. Char
aeston, once the scene Of the most dazzling
riumphs of the turf, has not listened To-
The catter of hoofs onthe famous Washing
ION Course Tor something over twelve years.
The surviving. members of the Club still
keep up the organization, but the aristo-
cratic reunions are feature of the past.
Bot Savannah has broken che silence.
She has made an experiment and met
with success and possibly her success
will stimulate Charleston into action.
South Carolina, We we'll know, has been
more deeply punished than any oil the
other seeding States the intelligent peo-.
pie Of the Commonwealth are greatly in
The minority, tremendous black wave Of
ignorance having overwhelmed them sill,
It is not well to fold the hands; with an
exclamation of despair. Gradually the
intellectual forces are rising to the sur
face, and, with patience and persever
lnce, they will assert their supremacy be-
foiei long .g
The North is beginning to lean more
kindly towards the South, and this action.
affords much ground for. hope Turf
amusements may be expensive in a meas
ure; but they direets. thought from the ex-
asperating discussion Of politics, and
in 80 doing prove panac>a ior many ills.
Men Of opposing views can meet on the
race course, and in the social excitement
trahple on party lines. The turf is
pacffying agent, and pacifcation is, what
South Carolina wants. Therefore, we trust
tits not idle to,indulge the hope,that the
success Of the race meeting at Savannah
will be the means. .9f leading to a turf re
yivsl at Charleston
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-02-27
CONNIE f. ERG1I-1A Il.

AUGUSTA, Feb. 225.
:. G0LD--BuyinG at ~ and sclliii@ It'n4.
COTTON-rlIemarket opened with a
moderate demand and closed irregular; III
ls4@ISE for middling. Receipts, $50
haies, and sales, 3sl: . ''..''' :"
BACON-Clear Sides, 10; c. II. Sides,
9!@93; Shoulders, 7A@73; Hams, l3G,IG ;
Dry Salt Sides, ss@a; D. s.. Shout
ders, G4@7s. H'' g. '' ''Nz''
C0RN-White-by car loadt StV3dt
] O6;. yellow, 95@$1 90. ..-,. -. dti -
WHEATI.Ambers 81 1902 So; red, 81
20@2 40; White, 81 50(G2 65. ''3 : -
FL0U City Mills are: Sa.25N 2 0a
for supertine; 80 5O@l0 90 for extra F.;
$40 50@l1 25 for family, and Sl2@l3 Tor
fancy; Western and Country, SS@11 IS
OATS--White and mixedh 7B@75;
lack Seed, S5;, Red Rust Proof Sl25@t
so. ~ ...L'......f
PEAs-We quote at 81 65@e.!: =, . A:'t
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-02-27
A New Development of. the Rascality Of
- ~ ! R.'K. Scott. w. 81 =" .

Hs NJ Seoul
From the Columbia Carollnian, Feb. 81.
. Quite an interesting case, came up in the
Circuit Court before Judge Carpenter
yesterday 1t is entitled the State ex
relation,lR.'C. Shiser vs. F. H.. Carbon
as State treasurer.99 Mr.. Shiver. has hled
a petition. for a writ of mandamus to COM
pei Treasurer Cardozo to pay i've thoq-
sand dollars upon O. warrant issued by
Comptroller Neagle last year in favor Of
G. j. Stolbrand, superintendent OF the
ipenitentiary iMessrs. Alonteith and Baus-
'kett Represented the relator, and the at-
torney general and CID. Melton, Esq,
appeared for, the State treasurer. From
the plead!pgs, IT appears that the warrant r.
f9r the payment of which the suit was in IN
stituted was one Of six eath for five thou.
sand dollars which had been deposited
with R. X. Scott, some time last May, as
collateral security for note lot fltteen
thousand dollars. The note ran on, bear-
ling interest at the rate Of one and q hall
per ceptum per month, until a few weeks
ago. Being then ii funds, Mr., Stolbrand
applied to the ieex.GBvefnor to pdy the
money and redeem his note; Of to pay the
interest on i'll As tothis point We are
inot!clearly informed, but tits dmmaterls..
[ IRe factlls, or appears to be, that n; Is.
Scott, when called upon, .could not, Or q,
would not, prodnce the warrants whlfl ntf
had hpen 1odoed ,uS,;tt KIN as collateral
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-02-27

AN INTERESTING AND PA1sFub SUR.
eIcAb OPERATION SUCCESSFULLY Per:
FoRMED.-Y Yesterday morning Dr. John
T. Darby, assisted by Dr.. Edward Smith,
suceeeded infe1tracting minnie ball from
the body of Senator, Smith, Of Barnwell,
where It has been mbedded since 1864,
when Mr.. Smith received wound in the
assault by the Confederate forces on Fort
Harrison. The ball was not found at the
time and the wound healed, but the pres
ence Of the call has been source Of con-
slant irritation 10 the lungs since. Du-
ring a recent severe attack 'of pneumonia
induced by the late severe weather, DIR.
Darby was called in; and upon examina-,
ton Of the patient became satisfied that
the ballwas the chief source of the ,disor-
der, and determined upon the boldi meas.
|, ure of removing it. fhfsrhe did yester-
day BY maklng an ineision .itte' the back
tseonEsss it tas %sS sSs rsSs sas sSst
Smith refused to be placed under the in
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-02-27
Death of Thomas Mast.

Thomas Mast is the famous etcher and
caricaturist who has, for some years past,
been the life and soul of that popular
and vulgar paper Ha,per's Weekly, call
ed by the Harpers themselves Journa,
of Civilization Everybody knows well
the huge satirical pictures and Cal ,catures
in Ha'pe,'s Weekly, illustrating and rid
iculing all men and all things opposed to
Grant. and to the extreme R.dical party.
Aud everybody remembers the bitter
and trencliant etchings, last summer and
fall, of all tho leaders of tho LibeYal Re-
form party. Indeed il is said that these
terriblepictures worried poor old, foolish,
sentimental, ambitious, misguided, four
sided Horace Greeley into mad house
first, and then into the grave. T.
But now, when the Credit Mobilier
thieves present the best and broadest
field fer Nas6s ganius that the world can
ever present, his pencil is paralyzed, and
he Is neither seen nor heard. The New
York Sun wittily pronounces him dead,
but states that the time, place and man.
net of bis death are unknown, and re-
proaches the Harrers with making nc
effo rt to recover his body.
The Harpers are brother Radicals and
brother Methodistswith Grant-ahd with
Harlau-and with all the Credit Alobi-
lier thieves. And Mast is their slave
When honest difference of political .opin-
ion was to be satirized, Nast's pencil was
a fiery, two-edged sword But when the
Credit Mobilier affair Is to be EXPOSED
the vilest, basest, meahest, that ever dis:
gracsd any nation-these .virtnous Hai-
pers hide Mr.. Mast; and his, pencil be-
comes q stupid and nerveless peg.'9 g,
:. Out upon these wealthy, puritanical,
sneaking iHarpers--and upon their lying
and disgusting Journal oflCIvttirGttom
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-02-27
Bright Prospects for Georgia.

Because Bs.Ia s ali the usaury Laws have been
repealed. Capital invested. In cottoniiand
woolen mills is exempt FROM taxation
for ten years, Iron furnaces and manu-.
factories of iron are also exempt forthe
same period. This has become thessst-
tied policy Of the State, and companies
now being organized, the genetal pubic
law exempting them from taxation, WIN
stimulate manufactdrers III Geotgia. The
State offers every sel! inauceneHt II {s capital
to seek investment in developing lnsnu. amy.
;fsctpfes and the eaal and ison intarssts
III tho StatA
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-02-27
'"'Sherif's: Sale:

R RSstefnerY Trustee, ,-tsi -)ntrer,n or
i!,ii j. vs.! "i'i .i.nn s1r,l Fl Faa rej
Fs WfPtekeAs.d! tphiadn J ,,r eDio.i, %
D'Y virtue of,a Writ of Fieri- Facias toa:
Dime dfsscted In the above stated case, y
Twill sell at Edgewood) ,near,Edge efield ~
CT Hs,t ON the firstM Monday in Marchnekt
.as 3 o'clock, P. NJ, the following levied
% ,sst. as th0pggoRFF r Ya taei HffFspafni n Y to
i |aFusaa iiaI sta9; d sNr'Tfu1HEor FUR All |
KINDS, including Library, Pictures ~ f and Z
rE'i,a.sS hH,aaSfAafoN, 1MlPLEslMliENTs., y -
WATCHES; SWORDS, liz, ~, ..aL,,,.',,,,l,.
8 land eYegyother personally attached toi
tile Edgewood Mansion House and Plant Plant
% ,:.r Terms Cash .24e'G1 roii;iS ,en:i.;
I! ,rI .Rr.f ~ E1H!tWALLpS E..C.oI
Feb,tG,t Ls,s9Si'd ii3te I'M II .T8'Sof'
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-02-27
Foster Blodyett

We find the following notice Of Foster
Blodgett in the neutrality-suspicious.
of the Atlanta C5aastitationt t,li' - q :
I met Foster Blodgett this. morning
He appeared at the breakfast tabls' at 10
o, clock, and was the observed Of all!ob-
servers. He residesat Newberry, where
he has erected a palatial mansiDny isur-
rounded by all thei comforts of a.fastidi-
ous gcntssnlana His stud ISL said to be
composed of the most magnificent horses
In the. State, and the. Hamptons, Pres
tons,i and gentlemen Of the old school
look with establishment at 50 muchgran-
,deur. in this unhappy age. He. has 10
most beautiful bret, drawn ,lyya 3 pairi pt
snow-white, mares. Lastweek, it issai!dl, 3! 4,
he drove pair of-blacks, and I learn
that 20 has three or four pairs Of the
aanneest blood" at his homo In Newberry,
He devotes the mornings to ;billiaytl
playing, and in the afternoons he, sleeps
The residue Of his time IS spent; fl 'tht
society of such men as Scott, Moses, Nea-
tsle and others Of the Radical stamp. It
ii said that B1odgett has at least three
hundred tho1sand dollars on deposit in
the .viriousi,Banks Of this stats.rl '''' y
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-02-27
County Commissioners Office
EDGEFIELD Feb. II. 1873.

CDEGr AGLD y. d., tep. II, 1oIo'
In pursuance of the requirements of
i Section LIST, Chapter As, Genl. Statutes
of the State of South Carolina, theCoun-
ty Commissioners have divided the
County OF Edgefleld into Twenty-one
Highway Districts, each Township con-
stituting one highway District.
All able bodied male persons, between
the ages of Is and 45. are liable annually
respective Highway Districts not less
than three, nor more than five days labor;
or to pay one dollar per day in lieu there
of. The penalty for neglecting or refu-
sing to. work. M- thistH- -daya- ina pzisanr--
ment in the County Jail.
Notice is hereby giYe9 that the County
Commissioners havaSd&adBnkea{faB aB.
quire all persons liable to work the roads,
to perform three days labor on the high
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-02-27
BANK. OF, CHARLESTON!
NATIONAL BANKING ASSoCI'N
nrr sar x,I.,.n I1N.l.i on.

NnTrONALBANKTNG ASSOCI'N |
CHARLESTON, s. c., Feb. 90, 1873. J
On and after the first day of.'aIarcl,
next, this Bank will be prepared to Con-
sohdate the Stock Of the Banksof Charles
ton into that Of the present Organization,
One share of the latter, par value fslOO)
one hundred dollars, win be iss,uod for
five, (5l whole or ten Ct0) half of tine
former. 49, -ce .,i--, .:
Futuraldiyidends will be paid UPON
the Consolidated Stock only; hloso ao-
cruipg upon the unconsolidated will be
reserved until consolidation of the same
shall be effected, 49, dn.s-.I an
;; The Books of Transfer will be closed
from March lst to April lst, ,ga,,.,
;: VIM, b. BURDEN, Cashier,
" Charleston, Feb. "a, - Su. 10
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-02-27
The .PIdrt1jNassIsRaIlroad.

The cOnstitassaSsls ofsunday, says
'"This road, Rslf almost completed.
.Assasterday niorpiFg there %as only about
Vhfec milesso 4aak rc-he1aid which will
hohplcte heleaas The contract for lay
Iilg the tufek3 as wc'understand, will ex
plfe b5Smitstisp, on RSiday next, there
EatorA Eator it ias Spects thaEthe road will be
completsa ia abous-s week and trains
will run through from Augusta to Port
Royal" ".
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-02-27
I, ....,JURUBEBA..

whlch.is pronounced ythe leatllfg medipal auhori
Ge, Of L'nl?n and Paris the m0,l powerful ionic
and hier.tiye kpSNn+o the medtui wofR NTIES L
p" SsS fnd pnris ,iIi, ds;eoSysy n; pq Sasbeci ps
willr uc6ndtr'M remedial, rrsultai ~ !,i .Ta,,i
organs ,y td.harti,s and ptysss: ihst ht ayS snF
tslgoTarN Eelrf;inlli HI9n; ,alIuippcy. smpdy,-
pepsi y with gles and kinred disqsri sry safs 70
JbIfE g KELLbGG'' isPIalt &, SITf.YYasiAts n.y. y .
Il -i!Ha Sf fnSSiuksrni ibflheiirbI,,a q, s{,ttsu
! prie o9nRoll9r pee Re!'lls Sgnf for ClSeuIsT,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-02-27
Executors .bNOtiees

AL. J bssFsonN Z halylag sIa|I%%sI %I asE!asItbAst s!sItAt
decd, p,e potihethtdiirender rfiIls ss,me
Ss+o Sssy Htifstea; ~ s f9 ars5 ns5ot Etssqals
pefsotis; ihaeBted ra shit E5taM afe Fl!
iquesttd toH make ipaNinentadrth witin ND
snG a9.1: Estate must hesclResqd Yp,lMithant
N HsJEFFBRsoN' BRrwEs,1Ybb
-nanhN l;t!tG Ss,ndslra ] iacxqtai,
10 raRiM' HnRlsIf fiSsIsas ;slJ ssnA !.
laESI1aA llLiInl-l1An l.a.l, t.ssigYy
IDlRIFREN Ss.csBB MiWlof,sI 40
~, gaiha auriha the nsfs 1hsrtyp dayas
Feb. Is, II
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Select School.

MISS co4.r4B YouNGBLooD Will
sopen'a select School in the Addison
Hall, on the first Mondayin March next.
" TERMS SFs 90 and SrS 0O' per Session.
according to9eradesof studies. Tuition
'to!be paid atthe' com mencaneit.et each
quarter. The school will be linIaei 30
sixtee,r sci,olsrsls All 'iyurrr i'.... =.
Feb19,.it.e .,.W a',,2t ~ vi -. g. ,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-02-27
TIE d BROWN. :.
COTTON. GIN

DTXN EMS Should examine the,
l!I above-named 'oM ana reliable Gin
before buving, anys othero lt!coInblnes
the. required qualities Of Simplicity,
'Strehg 9Th and Durability. It gins fast
and, clean, lmakes excellent lint (ofteh
tbringing 1-4c. to l-2cMperilbv above
market,l and is UNIVERSALLY, admitted to
be tie lfghtest running, gih made We
lave had thirty years aXperience lnthe
business, md. d.warraritievery gin .perfect.'
Gins constantly in, tho hands Of our
agents, TO which, &e invite Inspection.
Circulars, with testimonials and full
may be had by. addressing.
i SR4AAiS +, sES,%Ns fLsstS$sHns,
~ i.i.i .'r,''a hNewL ondUn, ), Conn. 81
|, Fah-M ,.uj, n,l. ni "es4m' avn nl0us
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90 ng 10 Germany when the vote OF ttls
it,rystandsisiYto sj1dhbprisohea,ds anpi
a Quilted AaNtesuf sereni sgainet ave.
leaves the deaissoR to tire .e04rt, yanbin
q vote of eightagaihst FOUR, ,thelprisonap
"a convicted.
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Miss pNrtaI.'S School

THIE Undersigned, trusting toher,lnhe
~ iexp@ieaee as1rTeaqherI, apd t9 e ! ;AeE s.
dong residence among the people OF Edge.
field; hasopened i sthtol fbf Sirk at the
residence oil Afr. ;R.O.. .nI.ynchi one mile
South Of tih!cHillage, and respqYtfuily. g;
tlicits the patronage Of her friends: alsd +.
the pdGfic genefafiy:: - u, -"
;, Trtns' per Session GtfFttt SfSMfyf:'"
Is;. Class--Frcch incladed, AsSeG W
2nt Class s1sdM ,1ui gis... .si6 %
4 prlnarE.Class .nno,"..el4 a.; s19 s18 X n
Dra%iny. insslassof?orless tran 4.s5 q
= ,f! Ia OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
9 Feb 10 ..l:,s.., .s.u t..ris 4 i, .9Y,
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asSFiea D6de,asXsays tlfePittsbalrell

81 g8SFped D6hglas Ssays tffeP Pfttsblrglr
oPosO tsih q bsa, 4e,Hpsr 1bscsuse of .the
Lack ofappteeiasisn by thsRepubncai
psry!of shsssr7iues Of thoAcn1cred,peot
pleiuahsiate 'campdigna tIm his paper
0f last week ha .saya7 aThel oolofed va.
tefssw;hoiaborad with zeahand effert for
the success ofithe ,Iaepublican1 partysin
the late PresiientiaAlfampaign ,haye TO
take back seats;inthe Northerpdstates.
I'VE, &nowaofEan. INSTANCE lip lQnsof.t the
Departments here where aeolpred man
affess having proven his alb2iliity under II thp
sfY!l FerSice rules was 2 rs tdqRqisd qqi an ap.
pqinttpm ent for sope tFplmped g1l pP reason
outside the rules Of the evil service,
which left NC, room to doubt that the
''non-appointment was on account ot
bcolor." VIZ :" ~,
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Edgefield,, Feb b, ls7s. l7IHI ,a;t..l. 5,..

PAYING FOR .AglavNAway ls4Agk ~
Amongthe.Bills which t,aasd Giea Acsse
Of Representative sin lAyashtppygtani Oh
SataraaaN ara lsst East gns KAsih, wl4 sou99 A
ssPgs st. gSs t. tas SSfH g. tAshs9 h|S Sr$ 4ls
during ttHe waf.1 Ehile7 the"tweftfise$
renthiWiycohsln9R RegIhneat. 80 Obtoasl hu4 u
ptley, was in Kentucky dy6unssne 3re
'hat State. fsa.sWey sna taok, Fsspssqq, ,.sa
msbdSS sne {spFs KS Sf5peptv bus tsIChsf uS
inspGhaed That PIE 4iIan t:ian sttSS' Is catth'
negroes. ',adR5bsrtSH tHefehp6n BfSaghs
suit ana gpt.aT aTudeAent t'agnnssa UtIoit
,lfhaztstutez'uf: Congress stHp in and lsu9a
'theNfieer harmless, bak qnlY.l .lb% the. ss
sumption 81 81 the liability HnnGs. tbe
HoBse on Saturday n passed 9 Bill tn p9II.
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March next, thefollowing Property be-
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