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NlGW 1ONh.
NEW YonK, JAM 25.-CorToN--1n moderate de-
man'. easier !; ,niddling upland, 2o7:c.
DnrApsTuFEs-E'ourl quiet a,il firm receipts, 5000
mon to good extra, s7.2eG7 good to choice, $500
&s5o while WHEAT m o5tra, $1,000 Is; oh:o. s7a5@
Seste a9 s se stra.ig
pme Nc ofs tne barley ard s
es9aase 6s.s ana ~ firmar s'Sas
:ao,t. 5t@53iSe; white Western, ssGs7e; old ,aizod
Iops-Firm nt As@6so for Now York crop Of 1874.
LEATuER-Qutot at 28@plo. OrtMocot 27GS28kc.
woo1-unehanged Western, VOC; pulled, Coo
q; aaoaa5SzsS a.m RIO, 11@soe. sugar aull;
fz5assags-gsESss Hgsess13ssss,s q 9Xs Sss rsnne ao
. rnoy1sIoNs-Posk firm messt :sl4.oo; primo
11S slogasrs ,ana mea gop
og a essr sso Hot for pesra
Lara weak %oassh ataa'n sXea s1oo ;tsitlse.,
,Bur1rn-Firn Western, 15@2oc.
Wu1aaEx-1n moderate demand at oGo. -,
81. Louis. Jan. 25.-DaKApsrurFs-Flour steady,
s Mss ess FL onsh Sspsnf xhsr 70 No. r
3tc, on east track 44o in st. Lolta elevator DROP
ping ut cloae to 42e. Dats scarce and firm; No, a. On
cast track, 900 sic u IT. Lon!a elevators. Barloy
Wn1akEy-Q Quiet ut o6c. VIZ
pnoy1aIoNa--pork in good demand for future aales
standard, $500, seller March $127o for Fohrunry,
nnlk meats active and tf.a ahonltora, 4Ic, sel61ss
9ayef bu3er MeFca .ras nrson F clear F NC; elear
1{oqs.n'Rhes; s3.7s@4.l5, Receipts. 2.48o,
-- o1'41A-o1sA'nss1ti sMitiwAuKEu,
hiIL#ApHEHt Jnn 2h-HREt DAruFF-Flour quiet and
Caunalgea. Wheat steady; No. i, $l.3lX; No. .,
s na h,sGar 1sts a9t Ne sa1lq Corn in fsir denand
saEsR4s-Fiops, @ Id &c; urls, Wheat, 1000 bu,
spisMENys- 1000 lila. ,."'?. :.
TOLEDO, Jan. 25-BnEApBrurFs-F1 firm. Wheat
setivo aud higheE; No. rcd, Si.80. Corn firm and
S5c. 1'
nngssRp Ifous-N.en,
1aGGqE,Rrs-f!ouN aG sou brls. Corn, 10000 BIZ. oaa,
su!EIssrs- Flour. 800 brs. Wheat 5000 pu. Corn,
@'''s'' ON' '' ''t51 'o1NoiiNNAT1.
ClNolAHATl. Jan. 15.-nnEApBTurEg-Tiou firm.
Wheat eassr Ut 81 17o9l76 Corn steay. Other gsalus
GiIs-1.:nace1 s7asoo,
lnoy1stoNs-Iork quiet at sl2.75@12.e7H. Lard
Arm aeam, 7Nc kottle ao bulk neaea irln ahoul.
Ss tp esa s s 's ess s s Sst 4ss
mcats Arm; Shoulders, 4o; cleag rib ,k.90e. Hama,
7t@o,Go for very heavy to a IT. ayerage,
iioas-Fir,s ~ 4sp@@.tS: moafly. *sto@tso'
'SsIass' SH}st's :t1S st9zetsvo et es,,,,-, 49,
LOUISVILLE, JAM 27,-FLouR-Firm extra family
t7.bQ8800 A No. l, 38.2590.00.
J. Paoy4a1oa&-1!s1n msss pork sl3,oo. Bacon ahoul
, 1873-01-27

At tho last ordinary meeting of the Manolles-
tor {Eng.) Lterasy and Philosophical Society,
bad observed TINT tho PARTICLES Of stone most
liable tobo in long contact with rain from town
at1nospheres, in England, at least, wore moBt
aubtoct to decay, Believing the aold to bo the
cause, he supposed that tho endurance OF q nili
icious stono might be somowhat measured by
measuring its roslHtanco to acids uo proposed,
therefore,, to t1so stronger solutions, mid titus to
approach to the action Of long periods Of time.
Io tried d fow spocimonn in this why, and with
most promising results. Pieces OF abont IN inch
cube woro broken by the fall OF q lammot and
tho number Of blows counted. Sinsilar pieces
woro Rteeped In woak acid; both aulphurio acid
and n,uriato were tried, and tho lattor preferred
Tho number OF blows now necessary was count
I'D. Some sandstoncs gayo way ut once and
erumblcd into sand; ; aome resihtcd long. Some
very dense slicona stone waa1 little effected, |,
It bad atood on bridge unaltored for centuries,
In d country place however. Tloao trials woro
moro boginninga, he had arranged for q worry
extensive Bot Of experiments to. bo mado, 80 aa
to fi1 on standard Of comparisons but had not
found timo yot,
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ss Sas i 49, fsfs Sas ssoa
dcrs. 4.:@4ho,i elonr rb, oNc clear, o'1o loose.
,MEMr'i1a, Jan. 2o.-oorroN-oood ordinary, 17,4@
DxEApnrurrs- aulot md unchanged, Corn.
meal easy, 1920. Corn Arm at b7@5Bo. Oats dull aud
1A1-Eaa!er ut ao@35o.
1]hAN-Qntat and unchanged.
no'F hrA7'rFm fiiiH&SEnPit$ .':saf5; $So 'e' 77Hos
er; sape1o " a1Fs sgS1
will aoo Oats fsnior mixed western, 17o Tho,
rEfnorEu,1-c 14efe; ronncd, 91@22Ao.
CLEVELAND, jan. 2J.-nnEApsTuGfs-,F Flour flrm.
Wheat quiet, unchanged. oorn aud onta quiet, un-
ETnoLEuM-Rcflned strong; standard whltc In car
l0t'' lShS1o'; 5mall Hi% ley, AZ 1g,(92ec. 20,
pnovIstoNs-Po firm at SLABS; oil, sl3.25.
Bacon shoulders, 5o clear rib, acarco IL DC clear,
observation-disclosures active and advanced: com-
mon, 4s@soo; eemtri1asa &C. cstorn @ eoston' coc
Wr1sxET-lb good deinand; Louisiana, 01o cholco
Cincinnati, 08c.
nuFrA1o, Jan. 25.-DnEApsruFFa-Ftour ateady.
srrng a lWsaoo w.ass ha a. At 81 S's Con
53c.
BALTIMORE,
DALT1sionE, Jim. 25.-DnEApsTuFFR-Flo,l quiet
and unchanged. W1ioat Arm rcd Western ST .a53U0
amber, $2.05@2.10. Corn dull mixed Western 81 Sc.
Oats. -quiot; mixed Western, 43sS4Go; white, AG@
47c. .Hyc unchanged.
pnovIsroxs-Qu!ot and cr1n. Pork, $14,oo014.25.
Bulk ehnuacra ,4A@5c,; rib sides, 6A@oAo; clear
f. ese;s; &; naeon sqnlaora eoHo 1' aldes
8@8t{c.
DuTrEn-Dnll; ellolco Westorn roll, 24@25o.
WtttBHEy-NofnIna1. Mt G4c.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH,

LIVERPOOL, Jan. 25-11 n. 1n.-Flour, 2gt 6dS2Os.
Wleat-Winter, liza 2l@12s a spring, lis Gd(Gi2s
d white, 12s 4d@12s Cd; club, la 1od31ss. Corn
Ts 0d@28s.
PORK, GAS. Lard, 38s 0d.
L!vERpooI, Jan. 25-2 =. n1.-Breadatufra quiet and
unchanged.
LONDON, Jan. 25.-Consols, money 9249021S; 5-20s
Of G5, 9235 do G7 o2zs; 1046s 92A new 6s, ol Erie
t0z9..
Tallow, 44s Gd@1ss Cd.
FnAsnronr, Jun. 25-5-2os Of co, oet!.
lARIH, Jan. h3.-nentcB, 5it 7c.
LIyERpooL, Jan. 25.-Cotton stcodicr; mtdlling up
land, G5Sd; 0rcans, l0;sd, Baes 900 bales; Amer
can, QUO balcs; speculation aud export, l0uU bales.
Red winter wheat, ia 2l@l2s III. Flour, 29sGdG
a0.. Corn, 27s 0dGS28B.
Cheede Cos.
Cumberland middles, 3ia short RIB, 37s.
P2nla, Jan. .-EycpIng-Klntcs, cit SIC.
, 1873-01-27

New YonK, Jan. 25.-The trade movement was
rather slow with tho JobherH, but tho agents report
fnir business. The market for cotton gooln was sroug
Utica hleachet shirtngs Of s. Inch nnd Al makeH wero
advanced NC per yArd by agents. Wide, bleac1cd
eheotings were put up ut 2o In first hands. a leading
johbng 1aH signed contract with nearly all tic
for exclusive salo Of their lrregu-
lar good, s,-scconds remnants, and pound work. For
egn goods were dull.
Tho dry goods imports for tho wcek 1903 500,
falling oil from tho Ba,ne week Inst year.
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80
SPECIAL NOTICES.


TN Dose IN T1nlC," NC.
E"a stitch In tlmo nino," ~ Is cqan,ly certain
TINT dose Of healthy tonic lite Hostottors 8omneh
Dcrs takon ut this inclamont Of tho ycar uay
many unpleasant tw1nRo. doso howovcr isnot
sufficient. Tho systcm should bo thoroughly charged
with tIs gonia vegetable stmulant and invigorant.
Commence taking It with tho commencement OF tho at
osphoro changes which distinguish tho winter from tho
autumn Thereby you will arod those disturbances of
the digestive and secrotrv organs and thoso painful dis
Of tho muscles and tho Of sensatlo which
often ronoE tho portod Of tho yonr which should bo tho
norroet of renaco and squsutudo Tho o1trA.
ordinary sigor md regularity which this invlEoranR
aorasiso narts to tho most Important unoona OF tho
oonatp=un ifgeso .orrdIty Of tho liyor and tntor.
1utttont fpvcfk.
, 1873-01-27

At the adjourned meeting Of the Tr,atees on
Saturday afternoon thoro woro prosent MeBsrs.
Cady, Clark, Dradnor, aud Waldron. There be-
ing no quorum, tho mooting adjourned one
weok.
FERFuMEnY WAR;
Owing to the engagement of Sidney Smith,
Esq., on tho Tucker trial, the trial Of tho tom
porary injunction had to bo postponed The
papern aro oil roady, aud the attompt will DO
made immediately to have that injunction dis
eolved.
LITERARY SOCIETY.
Tho following is tho programme for this eve
ming Musical Director, W. J. Fairman; Oratiou,
Barlow A. Ulrich; Debate" Was tho imprison-
mont Of Napoleon at st. Holona justiliahlo2 Az
flr1nativo, r. D. Orcott. H. Il. Smith; Negative,
Prof. Hnakoll, J. ). Herrick, Ladies' Depart
mont Hiss Gray,
, 1873-01-27
UNRESBRVED SACRIFICE OF FIRST GLASS
Dry Goods.

n.,.an o.,,.. .or,,,,
4 GoIored Dress silka, 20 per cent below cost.
Wig ~ " Uolofod GroS Grains, $3.6o quality for
r. RS'g9, R. c.,,.u r. m
Cry Strips Spring Silks 10 for 81 80 ' ots worth
Mi. R1,SE' i e;,,, c,,o e., d. m =,
ulo1 p,u Hrils H.. lof pioo Por y@Ea. cn
@aau1 1'au W. ~ oSon' - L o1oS ol''ins ioi 'pAoo
ID PoF o. s"td; sgno1;+~ n.;aot, pu, n.o. c.o;. cu
VT d. ~ I "'' N|''-''' - - ~10' 0A"'" AoA
$351il' n,io1;t7 T,vons B)k Gros Grain FIR
&225. 1'N
S4,0O quality LYONS gros Grain for s30o
$66(1 anality Tyona Gros Gra;n % for yr S6nl9 s6jn
76 cent Jonanasa an si1kn FIR 4C ota 00N
RI,lT Ainacas from o. cta IN inward all rad,csa
sattaanR Cashmaroa Mar Marinos s md ID Fmnreaa rea,
fllotLs At ] nrant vail, w ~' ot;ane ''''~ '. S"'
irish md Tvons Pon1;ns Poncoas and otbor
OH a.si H. Tlfi.,:as
m,s nltn ahu np1. 1 agi1os % a. = soliuoo =
mna, 'soaus aaas w 1 oE 1oIs
Ia7f M onr;o ,r;oo 0o0"' w ~ y 'No ~ o'AsS'
Wh;to ha.n Iatbo FIatton on5 woo, nomatt P1snro1s
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-03-13

BUSINESS FAuLuRE.-Among the ma
nv business men whose property, the
accumulation of years, has been swept
from them in a single day by the late
decline in stocks, is Daniel O'Conneil,
the well. known and popular dealer III
groceries on South G street, Virginia.
Ne arc not informed a. TO the extent
of his liabilities.
PERsoNAL.-Last evening at Vir.
plnis we had the pleasure Of meeting
C. A. v. Putnam. State Printer. As
semblymsn +. v. Drake OF Lander
county, Ia also sojourning temporarily
in this section and he had the pleasure
Of eating breakfast with ourseii anS
Assembiyman Stern here In Goid HI
this morning.
EQUAL TO TIE EMERaENcY.-Vir'
cinia City butchers deliver meat II
their customers on hand-carts. Till
morning one Of these vehicles, coming
down Taylor street, collided with
bakery man packing a large basket o
OrtIu OH Ills OaSN. SSo
was INDUCED In on the occasion.
BULLS or BAsHAN.-rhe first OK
team we have noticed in town, was Of
the street thi, morning, deliyerin:
beer for George Muck, OF the Washot
Brewery. and was the object OF consid
cradle curiosity. The team consisted
of two yoke OF oxen. which wer'
brought over from Washoe Valley.
BEING RErArRED.-rhe locomotive
ormsby has been sent to the roun'
house, Virginia, for the purpose Of re
ceiying q thorough overhauling. TN
engine, together with the virginia
will leave the repair shop In ABOUT
week.
svons IS.-At a meeting Of tn
Board Of Fire Delegates held In VII
cinia last evening, the oath OF ONO
WAS formally administered to the 2
ly elected officers Of the Virginia FIR
Department.
OK TxAxs.-From Abe Edgingto
we learn that the Bank OF Californ'
has already secured Is yoke Of o1er
and expect more to-day.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-03-13
WESTERN DISPATCHES
(srrc,AL TO TIE GOLD DALI Szws.l
FROM SAN
Marine IatelliEeses-Raciss st A.
rIeaIsaral Paris - The Courts -
sssanshIp Arizona st Benieia-
Greenbaeks.

SAN FRANCISCO. March 13.-l ~
There are no less than twelve domestic
and foreign vessels In port fully laden
and waiting for crews. 1t Is stated
that masters Of ships are again paying
the bounty Of 80 per capita for sea-
men. Capt. ]. W. Raymond, agent OF
the Australian steamers, says be Is
awaiting advices and orders from the
East, but that the next steamer for
Australia will undoubtedly sail at the
appointed time.
The trotting race for $50, at Agri-
cultural Park, yesterday, between
Ethan Allen, Granger, and Pacific
was won by the latter.
Mary Smith appeared In the police
court to-day. to prosecute a couple OF
men who had beaten her Ina most out.
rageous manner; her husband wa
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-03-13

CLEARING OUT.-M. F. Waller, the
popular clothing dealer nearly oPpo.
site the News office en- Main street, In
DR.. Halls new building, has com.
menced a grand clearance sale OF all
his splendid Winter stock Of clothing,
to make room for the Spring supplies,
the entire stock will be sold at cost.
Now IL the time to get bargains pro-
fit or no profit, Waller Is bound to SELL
Drop In and select an outfit at your
own Drlce,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-03-13

TEUToNIc DIAI.oeuE.-We give our
readers the following dialogue, sup
posed to have taken place, for the
truth Of which, Wolf Is responsible
Hans Sprechlenheimer-Yaw, Katrina,
das ish 90. We ich bin happy nit dem
fellers bargains. Evrydlngs dey makes
for sale ish besser as goot, uud so sheep
und, mein himmcl gott, vat a pif
stock dey bin got zu kaufen, yaw
Katriua-Vere you pies dom goots
Hans-Py Reinstein und gomeany'
Colt Hill.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-03-13
RAFELE FOR A FINE GOLD WATCH

RAFELE FOR A FINE GOLD WATCH
A genuine hunting cased gold watch,
the movements Of Swiss manufacture.
a good time keeper and In perfect run
ming order, is up for rattle at the Co
lumbus Brewery, a few doors north Of
the News office. There are only l2t
chances at 81 a piece, aud the winner
will get at least 800 In value for the
investment Of 81. Who will be the
lucky man
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-03-13

with her, and Notwithstanding the
abuse which she had received, he was
anxious that she should not prosecute
them.
The steamship Arizona Is still at
Benicla repairing, and will not DO
ready for sea before two or three
weeks.
The weather ls cloudy, with q pros
pest Of more rain before night.
Gold, 1l6H; greenbacks, s7HGss.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-03-13

A TRUE BALsAM.-Dr. Wistar's Bal
sam Of Wild Cherry is truly n balsam.
1t contains the bslsamIc principle Of
the wild cherry. the balsamlc proper
ties Of tar and Of pine. Its ingredients
are all balsamic. Coughs, colds, sore
throats. bronchitis and consumption
speedily disappear under Its balsamic
Influence.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-03-13
MAKE MosEr fast and honorably,

MAKE Money fast and honorably,
by at once applying for = territorial
right (Which are given free to agents!
to sell the best, strongest. most useful
and rapid selling Sewing Machine,
and Patent Button Hole Worker, over
used or recommended by families, OF
buy enc for your own use; 1t Is only
IS. Sent free everywhere by express.
Address. for particulars, A. CATRI.EY,
ESQ, corner Greenwich and Court
landt streets, Now York.
nn1dIQm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-03-13

COLDS AND CoUaHs.-Sudden changes
of climate are sources OF pulmonary
and bronchial affections. Take at once
Browns Bronchial Troches, let the
cold. cough or irritation be ever 80
slight.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-03-13

DIR. ABoRN, 0culist, Aurlst, Ca.
tarrh, Throat and Lung Physician, and
operating Surgeon for chronic diseases.
Offices, laboratory and residence, 2l3
Geary street. San Francisco. jal8 3m
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-03-13
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Many a1edisiues in o...

In speaking Of the extraordinary rspidity
with which Hoststter's Stomach pitters recruit
sdebLiatsd and exhausted system, the prepare
tion Is usually referred to Is . vegetable tonic
OF marvellous power. But those who suppose
that Its operation 10 limited TO Its direct effect
upon the digestive organs, little understand the
tfas nature OF this comprehensive remedy. II
II not only . tonic, but also . gentle laxative,
IN active anti.billous medicine, Q mild diurstic,
. wholesome exhilarant, o regulator. and q gen.
sral alternative. II 10 10 this combination Of
many essential sanitary properties that the srti-
Gle owes it, success In Q variety OF distressing
10 subjected to . different mode Of treatment.
II II impossible TO invigorate . feeble and dis.
eassd organization without regulating and purt.
flying Is. The Bitters do both.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-03-13
ON MARRIAGE.
: Tho Last Resort

As . rul,, most OF the sick people resort to
BrIstors s~aruparlls and Pills only afer they
have tried all other medicines. amer they have
exhausted the help Of the best physicians. after
they have lost all faith and become disgusted
rensrslly; and then they expect 10 DO cured In
4 few hours. These two remedies arc the best
that were ever prepared, and thoy will cure yon,
bat you must pesevere with them q reasonable
tims. &L
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-03-13
STATE INSANE ASYLUM
90. TO II nALD AT....
VIRGINIA CITY, NEVADA.

1000 Gins amounting to................t2co,oo 900
~ To insure the sale Of al the tickets, and
4 full drawing, those who intcnd TO buy should
do so early. Delay In purchasing tickets I'M
poses an smount Of labor upon the manage
ment, when the day Of drawing 10 near At hand,
that 10 very difficult 10 perform.
d. L. BLANCHARD, Manager.
WELLS, FARGO & CO.,Treasurcr.
mas I'd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-03-13

Fol the ysrJ best Photographs, e to Bt.dls,
4 Rulofon's Gallery without STAIRS
~ISCEND IN THE ELEVATOR, No. ~
Montgomery street. Ban Fransses.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-03-13
r,ct.,. ,on. BY Express, c. o. D.. Il desired.

eiM Cash Prizes, amounting to........$1@.M
This Legal Enterprise 10 indorsed By me
highest authority Of the stale ana oest ousiSess
me.nh.s ist. The limited number on hand Will
n furnished ,hoss who apply nrst. Money can
Ia sent BIZ mail, in registered letter.. Postofhse
Eoney orders, or Ivy express. All prizes viii
b PAID 10 full. Agents wanted. For full par.
~ J. II. PATTEE,
General Manager, Omaha. Nsb.
w. A. SEARLES,
General Agent for the Pacific Coast,
Pc. Box 81, Virginia, New.
FRANK EDWARDS,
Local Agent, at Harris Brothers, No. 9 South c
street, Virginia City, or At tho once. No. "a
South G street. ja2St
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-03-13
MEXICAN MUSTANG IMMINENT.

CAUTIoN.-mhe genuine is wrsppedin anns
stsci.plste engraving, With "G. W. Westbrook.
Cksmfst," and "Trado Marx. MEXICAN Nus:
TANG LINrHENT," engraved across the face OF
each wrapper. Tho whole bears the proprie:
tors private United States Revenue Stamp. and
not . common stamp, As used by druggists:
" "
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-03-13

TO rnI GOLD HILL DNrr xzws.]
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-10-21
I'm. II. Separd--His Courage.

In hi, mastery speech at Auburn,
Charlie. Francis Adams brought out in
strong colols the chief characteristics OF
Mr. Seward. prominent among which
was his courage lie Said:-lIcrUtol0rc
have treated only of lis public life.
| now purpose to touch on his profession.
al career, to which, thought not attrac.
tive 10 him. he steadily adhered 80 long
As ii was practicable Had he devoted
himself TO it exclusively, have not a
shadow Of Il doubt that lie would have
attained Il position OF the very lirst rank.
| d,rcll ON il now only in connection with
:. single case which will serve to illustrate
ns well his courage Us his power. This Is
the case OF the miserable negro, William
Freeman. The fact of his numbering at
night ali the members oi i highly rcspec-
table family in the neighborhOod ui Au
ourn, without amy apparent motive is too
well remembered here TO this day, TO need
repeating The horrible details. II Is sui
licien. To say that the passions of the peo-
pie in all the county lound were icariully
aroused. They demanded immediate
Justice with 80 much vehemence that, from
lear of violence, extraordinary measures
were resorted to 10y the State authorities
TO hasten the trial, in the very vicinity Of
the outrage. In the State prison at Auburn
ii had SO happened that shortly before,
another negro convict had killed one OF
his associates. He had called upon MIR.
Seward to def end him nj his trial and he
had consented TO appear. This act OF his
was rot regarded very layorably in the
neighborhood But when the crime OF
Freeman was soon divulged, the popular
Indignation rose 10 such height that il
was with difficulty he could be conveyed
in safety to the Jail. So great was the rage
that nothing but the public declaration of
one of the county judges. made on the
spot, not only that he must certainly be
executed, but also that mo Governor
Seward would intorpose to dofond him"
availed To shelter him from summary
ven gcancc. Immediately afterward, the
law partners of Mr.. Seward assumed the
responsibility of confirming that promise
OF The judge. without consulting him.
Mr.. Seward hal happily been absent from
hame, but when he was expected to return,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-10-21
Selrtt Storp.
GUILTY, OR NOT GUILTY,

Guilty. or not guilty?
No legal acumen can make it clear.
No Jury dare decide. God only in His
infinite wisdom knows whether Donald
MeSheeley was guilty, or not guilty.
But it is a strange. thrilling story, and
as true Us il is strange and startl ng. 1t
is filled with mystery and destiny. You
shall hear how it all happened. a
beautiful river. broken here and there by
mossy waterfalls, winds through u
pleasant town. Along the bank OF the
river stretches railroad, whose pom.
derous trains pass and repass many times
A dav. In grassy meadow, perhaps
ten rode back from the railroad track,
stands fine farmhouse against Il back
Ground of green hills and blue sky.
Farmer Brady lived here. He WAS 4
well 10 do, prosperous farmer, OF Scotch
descent. lie had Il wife and several
children. lie had little boy three years
old, with blue eyes and curly hair lie
was the jewel of the household. Never
was a little boy more beautiful, never one
more loving and loyaLie.
1t is perilOus living 50 near railaoad.
Little children are sometimes surprised
10y the swiftly moving trains. Sometimes
they are paralyzed by the cngine
laundering down upon them, and are
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-10-21
Ward's Nc,c .statue Of PUTNAM.

lie has chosen for his subject 800 aui.
tude simple, natural, everyday one
in which the characteristics OF tac man
arc shown - they must be iU every
spontaneous movement. Putnam has
just been summoned, he has gia-pod lis
sword which, with the belt and sash, is
held against his breast in one hand,
while the other holds the beaver cLapeau
straight down by the side. lie is ad.
vancing. the head erect, with ii- slightly
shaggy hair falling over the collar, the
right foot firmly pressed upon The ground,
tho left resting on the ball oil t.o l3ot,
butresting only for an instant. There Is
in the movement OF this someWhat heavy
man of fifty odd, incliniug already to
fulncss, an easy elasticity OF motion Of.
ten seen in men OF his temperament
whose bodies move with jOyiulacss 10
follow the quick. springing mind. To
have seized such 4 character as this in
full activity, man must be ia sympathy
with his subject, and the spectator feels
that the life Infused into !his clay comes
from the sculptor. 1t is q work 90 in.
spire patriotism not by symbols, nor 10y
dwelling on anecdote and popular atiri-
butes, but by keeping in perpetual pres.
encc the living image OF = good aud
true man, one Of Wordsworth's
"Glad souls without rcpr0ach or b'a'.
Who do Gods viii, aud know .t NOT
Such was Israel Putnam, and II Wand
has not chosen, as some would have had
him, to represent his hero as he may
have looked on that day when, hearing the
news from Lexington as he was blowing
in the field with his son he quickly unyok-
ed his team, left his plow in the iuuoW,
and sending his boy to the house with
the message that he WAS gone, mounted
his horse in his working dress aud rode
away with speed to the camp-it was
perhaps because he wished 10 avoid tor
his hero any suspicion OF melodrama,
and TO represent in more universal way
his constant readiness TO serve bis coun-
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