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I ICENsE N0TICE-The follow


- ing Petitions for Tavern, Eating House
1nd Quart LiCeuses Will presented at Argument
Court, commencing on Tuesday, April lst;
TAVERN gTCENS.,.
Cambria BO~CUgl-C eor-o Eichncr. Thomas
Judge. Peter Haug&cy. Daniel Mcdonald, Ro-
mia GhcruioT.
toucuau<h BoroUgh-Pius EIug. Ist ward.
Las jonrmaugh Borough-Eiiza Confer, Da-
vid Falcon.
FTa'k in Rorcurh-P"ter R'lh~l-z-
John town OnTa1 R00b, % ward Jas. -
Bedford, John Flitz, Geo. ShaTer, VIM. Doubt
Jd ward: Jacob ECud, Ath ward
Millvi.lc liurpU~h- Peter Mcnermott. Joseph
FieIdhuu~e- Mrs. Ann DALEY, Fred. Schneider,
Emanuel Ium"s, Margaret McDcTmott-
iichiaud TnSnTEip- BERNARD SceS, Christian
Hines. George Conrad.
Wilwore Borough Wenderoth.
" WrShinFton Towns ~hip-JOhn Maliphant.
GparT Township Henry Frazer.
Eating HOUSE LICFHSF-
COncmau.n :!nr.- jDlu s>wuTtZmau 2d ward.
Chest SDIiu-- Borough John Grouse.
EhcnS'UrE R"r0uEh-St"Dhen A Chase.
JOIuStown B0T. dam Bcrshank, Sd ward
FuEats = Gown, AN ward.
QUART LICENSE.
Jolnst0vu BNr.-Heary Fritz, John Ludwig.
wholesale, Sd wylTt-
!. x. HiTE. Prothrnotary.
EbCasb.:rg, H"rCh D. loI8.
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SOME people may talk about the big stock
others NAV try to induce persons to buy by
declaring they sell very cheap. Yet this
hear in mind, nowhere viii yOu find, though
Won seek Ger and DER, better -four and feed,
and other things that you need iilan at l. 'I
Mills cheap store. Try his choice teas.
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cHERIFF,S SALE.-Br virtne of q

~ writ of TcsIT Il mon issued ont OF the Court
Of G..Y..- '..z ,5T cam Dria county and to mo
1frtCrcf. there viii be exposed to public sale,
nH -" premises, on FRIUAY, the llTH DAY or
APtTL next at one O'Clock y. m, the fOIiowin;
real estate. to wit:
An the right, title and interest Of Emanuel
blSel or, IN ana 10 piece or parcel OF land sit
uHic IN adams township, Cambria c-Luty. ad-
Joining lands Of Francis kurtz, Isaac Syliav. auI
others containing 3S Acres more or less, hav-
ing thereon erected It water mill. now in
the occupancy Of John Eye. Taken in execu-
ton aud 90 he sold at the suit OF Henry Eye. for
Use OF \ Abraham Smith. now for use OF David
!. HpruCr. ". T. BO&ACE Err, sheriff
saU.I1s Ocicn. ElensnurE. March 10 1873.
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.EsR BEB a.

which is pronounced Uy The ICadiiiy medical
authorities ui London md Paris 'the most pow
crful toni,. "'t5 Alternative known TO he uledt-
c@' wuTIi-' This is no new and untricd discOV-
cry. but has hccn long used hy the lea ding ply
siciaf'- ol o:hcr countries with ryDUdeTftU UCmC-
dini results.
fsr,t3 1v"T'cn aud iIuTdir tho digestive ORGANS
hN catrsr les su6 physics. They give only tenn
pu~ary relief. Indigestion. flatulency and dys-
""ySia- with ua~ and kindred die uses, are sure
t. follow their lIEn.
he"p the blood pUro and health j. assured.
JOHN q KELLOGG. - Plaft St. y. Y,
~, , sole Ef't for ti.e United States.
'4St zone Dollar per Bottle. Send for Circular
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CHERIFF,S SALE.-Bv virtue o

CHERiFF'S SALE.-By virtue of
- q writ of IJHd. EFp0n, issued out Of tho
CoUrt Of Common Pleas Of Cambria county and
tu me directed, there will hc exposed TO public
sale. At thc Benford House in Johnstown, on
SATURDAY. the l2CH DAY Of APRIL next. at one
O'Clock. the tDllDwiD real estate. to wit:
Al the right, title and interest Of Peter On
stIdt and Margaret OnStEdt, Of. in and to a lot
uf ground sitWute in NOGcr township, Can. bria
county. adjoining lands of 2 l. Hunter. Linton
s Rose. ana fronting on the Somerset Pike,
having therpCr erect q OuC-auC-a- half story
anusc. now in the occupancy Of Or. Henry Con-
n"ll. Taken in execution and to be sold at the
suit OF Henry Ec:Tick.
". Il. BCNACKER, Sheriff
Sheriff Df7ce, ThcusbUrg, March 10, 1873.
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TUE RIGHT WAY.-The way to get rich
tho nroDer way TO do this is to buy where
Won can buy the cheapest, and buy only what
Won need. Myers & Lloyd's great mercan-
file mart offers the best Inducements to cash
purchasersin in this region. Goods very cheap,
yery select, and very abundant.
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COURT SALE.

@ARIHANS' COURT SALE.
-; ESTATE OF WILLIAM COLE. DECD.
BY jrtuc of ma order OF the Orphans Court
OF tamh-Ea county. - me directed. there Will
nc exposed Z" PHhiir sale. on the premises in
'FultitAH township. Cambria county. on STUu-
-laF. asE''il S5st. inst. ar O'Clock. p. lI
tn" right. tiric ana interest of NM. COLE. decd,
of, i1 and tn a PiECE OR LOT OF GROUND
situated i'm GaiIitEin township, Cambria coun-
iy. adjoining lands OF james Murray, decd, on
iH. mort b, pre- pCTfy OF --- McIHgue OH the
vest. 81 public road on the east. ana lands Of
1arrick k"ru.tG ana john Waters on the south,
contain . &"FEs more or less, all cleared and
ln a good state OF cultivation. and on which
there - erected 81 One-stOTy Log House.
Terms will he made known on day ut sale.
SAMI FL CRAIG. Administrator.
GnIIitzin Twp.. Mlrch :. lSI3-4t.
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WHFN Dame Nature begins to don her
mantle OF green, and the other DANES and
daIu~c' : commence thinking about Il change
Of raintrnt Suit'Ihe to tlrs, r-rrT11 season now
anrr"=ching, then win all feminine eyes and
many feminine Footsteps toe turned in the
dire r, /. L. tupruck'> renowned dress
gonis aui drv ~oo.}- Iazaar. 2l2 MAIN street.
Jouustovu, which is pCr croclieHeo the place
TO buy the choices: goods at the lowest prices.
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EWIS-EEA ANS.-Harricd. in Cambria twp
on the 18TH inst. ty E"v. u 3. cox. NJ. Jnuu
than Lewis aud Miss Annie y. Evans, both &"
saiG township.
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CHAPPED hands. face. rough skin, pimplcS
riuvworm, salt-rhcum. and other cHtaneOus
affections .cured, and the skin imadc soft and
smooth by using the JUMPER TAR SOAP, made
by CasweIl. Hazard 6 Co, New York. BE GER
tain to get the Juniper Tar Soap. there are
many worthless limitations made with common
lniJ--l-Nl
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Ebenshurg. March q, Is,3.-0n.
COURT SALF-R

ORPHANS COURT SALE.-By
~ virtue or an alas order OF the Orphans
Court OF Cambria county, there viii be eN posed
TO public - L. at the hotel of FIoTian Ecnscle,
il fhe borough OF LorCItO, on saturday. the
F2fiS GUE Os April next. at . o. clock p. n.
the Following described real estate. Cf which
james McGough died seized, tO wit: PIECE
OR PARCEL OF LAND situated IN the town.
snip OF Allegheny. county OF Cambria, admin
ing lands OF Bernard and Charles IS. l-IGs Hem
~ Little, and others. containing % ACRES and
E,l PERCH *. about so Acres Of W h-Cn are clear
ed, having thereon erected 4 Log Barn
TERES OF SALE.-OUC-haif or the purchase
mOucy TO be paid confirmation OF sale. aui
the balance in one year thereafter. to bS Sc
cured 10y the Judgment bono and moTtgHSe Of
1hc purchaser. EttANCIS o ftlf-i..
March p, lSIS.-St. Trustee.
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HEAVEN bless (. j. Hess, who, with his
brother, k-eI~ goods SO fine in the clothing
line, unsurpassed by any other. Their store
complete is ou Main street. in famous Johns
town borough. where all viii find ea-meut
kind and never know = sorrow for having
E"ughr huukUm lot of clothing cheap to-
morn oNy. to-day, or ut any other time. for be
il known that their store, 241 and 243 Main
street, is now filed to repletion with the
first invoice Of elegant clothing, etc, Tor the
spring trade, rhat. .has yet reached that city.
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= Uu,t UdiCU Is 5fg known FurlGcr. IL will
eradicate CEfi'pa-C ana fHpTrug III y tdcstrry all
% bstsr.Cy- 81, -Lr ir.,rrt. ud vii! ;f-
I"cJusils GiSPcl All pveii, position TO bilious de-
TiUg"Uf.nt.
is acle .rlui oF qc'f,l ~, s,,if E.jrrs dl.6 s. g
'.f''ss relieved AT once. the blood becomes ir,-
pure ley o. t.sferffl~ S-,'-r inTS rrCf'UCi
t-'5-- nr ~->lu diseases. iIotcaJS, reiOus, rus
'iir7. '1iS S"r. bimT''e. E'-. So.
p. i"tt Nn'tG frSuSu':c >jnm6rJf Unless digs
a.s.1 y promptly ultC- fuv system ], lchii.fatCl
y, , .l', i~> O! vital force. poverty Of the Hood,
e'i iSs,i-..cy. ,scuvI.,i - ''HAuess or Las
IL " ~ s'Tt y9''t! rul vi2Crto- cary sufferers
E., s, ~, %" 't..i'rsS nt the lHfcsf .UrSf You
t '''N'i t 'nJnUl" hitrr. ,pa or tho draa tsf,rI
lEf-"n1 u1HIt2u o. -uU Bow -Ie
itifE l'i, nc bi"zS T the Uterine /; i5r9y.y
tIGoESr You must procure irrSrant -.liet or
yoE are ilatt" 20 suffering worse than death
Are iE'lt 8Ei'rj"i, drnvSv duii. sluggish or fis-
pressed i9 spirits. with head .,GGc, back ache
cD"tC cd fsuE:'E Hs.-l lad tasting month";
F"rH certain remedy Tor all Of these diseases,
Weaknesses and troubles; for cleansing nnl
purify ing the yitiatcd blood and impartiUR Wig
or to glt tine forces: fnr H-li' lur and rcstOr-
ins the weakened constitution. USE
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AtlxecxstcI-7a Notice.

Z ETTERS TEST AMENTARI on the Estate
! I Of :. WHARTOS, lare Of CiCarfeld town
ship. Cambria county. deceased, having been
granted 10y ne Register Of said county 70 the
uuderSar n~d. all persons indebted to said estate
are requested to make immediate payment and
those having claims against the same viii pro
sem them prnn"rly authenticated Tor settle
ment. JOHN II. DOU4LASS tExecutors,
ALICE VII AEGtN.
L-l-. rllaIl I.N-m.. MHrcL Il. LA.l--ut-
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TIE PUREsT AND SWEETEST Con LIVER OIL
is Hazard & Caswe;i's. made on the sea shore,
from fresh. selected liNerS, by CASwEI.T- HAZ-
ARD u Co, New y ork. 1t is absolutely gGltIS Il nd
SICeet. Patients who have once taken it prefer
it to all others. Physicians have decided itsu-
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CAUTION.-Every genuine box of DIR.
MCLASE'S LIVER PILLS bears the sig
nature of FLEMING BROS, and their pri-
vate United States Stamp. iSs-"Take no
other" The market is full of limitations.
, 1873-03-18
NUMBER 21f.

4. oo7o nm 1r,o v,rinciro1
ohlo, now Ioots mp t9 11ooo ~ .,o,,r,to r. tl,eir
losers OF properly win 'ao n,nn .r,,,a1, T.
lossoa ahu lnhuranco, aro aH u,f aUnmo, .nan,t'
qonaidoroa a9 nnar ooffcet "s nno y.
Momam na Ely pn1.tng loss' s'o,ouv; su ora1,nn
n Staff orollers oo o o3 Sonoan. nr
dso, o1o; insurance. T3uuVo t pa9A naa
d Co., wholesa!o confectionery, loss, Szo,Voo'
insurance., $1o Uvo a. u. iohero1; on nofGiel- II
qihsa IinnaoIi tx o. olotbus lose 0S insurance,
S8,000 Hoy1o Bros, grocors' loas, 81 3uuO III,
nurance, 81 o00. Elyria Library ofiloing ana anu
books, loss, $50 900; INSURANCE ,Voo. !. nlen
yillo l. Co., drugs, loss, $40 000; insurance,
$4,000 Mrs. George olnlsted j. Uo.t ulillnery'
loss, $4,000. Albert Ely, roal estate, oihco dur.
, 1873-03-18
INDUSTRIAL EXPOSITION.
TNT1IERs5TA
INDUSTRIAL EXPOSITION
OF CHICAGO
OF CHICAGO

OFFICE nooN No. H. s1$ATs zErryTa PT3911,ps1gNso p
sorptions r sook 10 the capital Tho 1ntor lnius
l.a.ctSfcs asyiNs Msosi tsaSr1 anR ea
whGosas , Pr q%?asrL Il .so5 s. f10a' Letter
ss?!ins s?s Ell Sa'6 fstss s,rssn.
offttsi sts nd aa8si 8sps fass Koh hvoot
T. iaa RaPf
o4S'i; %S;oesae 9sae!sts Paint. and Chisholm A,ston
GsRots aud sfna 1a'er John
heai Estete-11, H. I1onose, Col. pter@fe g p
seRs1s + I'D s"e 6G.s, oass nssa
sSsit@N 4 qsFs biFs, wi e. b. oGq|a; &lls.
neoks, Stationery md Pspor-John H. walsh cu''of
aass gn1sF 81 Fa99 H. ovoko H. H. Hoo.
.bislcre aud Wholesale Llauozu-HonEy II. shufodt'
49, ass"a spaops W. F.
and Dealer, IN tumSesT "a o'y
stde Crane snd pssr e, ssh9tt!SE annfao
Millinery and Straw Gooda-D. u. Fisk aud Wcshoretl'
Manufacturers Of oi, Leads and oo'ors-Fsank MILL
Music and Musical rnstrruents.
COMMITTEES can subsoribe Tor sock at tho oeo IN ts
Staatz Xoung Building batwnen tho hours Of 10 mad
o'cl2ok On Monds Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thassoa'
Ali books Of subscription retat1sble& & en &ThpEsdas
, 1873-03-18
WALL STREET.

Naviow OF tho Ionoy. Bonttr aoAa,
stock, ntlu Produce Ntnrkctss
Sntcial Dispatch to Tho Chicago Tribune.
New YonK, March 17.-1louoy WAS without
change.
were weak and irregular, with good business
In paciac Mail, Western Union, Lake Shore,
New York Contral, and st. Paul.
GOLD
was Il higher OIL tho nomination OF Richardson.
bonds.
GoYornnonta wero quiet and steady, with some
activity in Registered issuos.
PRODUCE.
Tho supply OF flour il not large, but in e1ccss
Of tho demand, and low aud medium gradoH arc
lower. Family grades aro quiet and unchanged,
SuporAne is moro plenty. Tho market closed
weak. Wheat WAS quiet, and apring nominal.
Winter ia IN limited demand and stoady., 10
to- to be- I, submitted to. Shippers apd ,nilors
aro holding back. Pork 10 steady, but quiet,
extra primo mess is quoted at e12.75@l3.o0, aud
primo moes $1475015.60. Sales Of 226 brls mess
on spot at 41G.25. Cut meats arc generally
quiet. Dry aa1tol shoulders ut 613@8o. saleH
Of 50 boxoa heavy dry ealtod bellies ut 9@o;
25 boxes pickles bellies, "a ihs, at we; oooGp
0,000 it1B at 0@o111o, mud 1000 hn,okoa hams at
13o for 10@11 lha. Bacon is rathor quiot; long
clear, 7aio; short oloar, 8@8}bc; ba!os loo
boxes. Lard is moderately aotiyo aad stoady ;
Western for Maroh IL hold ut 891c, with 8l4c DID,
Tor future delivery, 1000 tcs April ct o-1oc'
On Saturday oyoning 900 tcs May at 814o.
, 1873-03-18

STATE or OnEaoN, EXECUTIVE OFr1oE,l
sALEM, Feb. 10, 1878. {
To the Commissioners appointed to conclude pse' t'tsh
GENrLrMEN .... desire, therefore, to pro-
test, on behalf Of tho State Of Oregon. against
any action Of tho Commission which shnu pur~
port to condone the crimes of the Modocs, OF
compound their oTensos. .....
Tic people Of Oregon desire thnt the mur-
derers shall bo given up, aud bo delivered over
to the civil authorities for trial and punishment.
As to tie land on Lost River which aome havc
suggested should be surrendered to the Modocs
Us q poaco-offeEng, allow me to say that these
lands lio wholly within tho Stats OF Oregon,
and within tho Jurisdiction Of the bupes~
intondont Of 1ndian. Affairs for Oregon.
was e1tipguishod BY troasy,. fairly, made,
through tho Oregon suporintendonoy, between
the Modocs md tho General Government, on thu
14th day Of October, 1864. Thoy Lave beeu sur
voyed under tho direction Of tho auryeyor-Gen'
oral Of Oregon, and tho surveys wore long since
approved by the General lnnd olice. Thos',
ia,da have boon extensively takon and are now
occupied by bona-ndo settlers under tho Home.
stead and Presumption laws OF tho unitoo
Htatea. ...-
The Commission will, therefore, have no more
mower to dco}are II reservation Oh Loaf River. In
GLIDING these settlomontH, to mako tho samo
basis Of poace with these 1nliauH, than theT
havo to provide for their establishment upon ans
other settled portion Of this State.
For the interests Of Southern Oregon, and foG
the future poaco Of our Southern frontier, Will
oxpreea the lopo md confidence that tho pro"
teot of reservation OIL Loot Kiyor will not pt
entertained by tho Commission aud That !, T.
Modocs will eithor consent to return 10 tfiost n
own reservation, or 10 bo nts'gnod 70 pola3 ~, w.
yond the aettloucntH WITH Es'nt fehrvos Gnnvrn ''
seo' o'o".N''' wa doyoruoE Of Oregon.
, 1873-03-18
HEAVY FORGERiES.
Il Broad Street Concern Raises 500, 900
on Forged Stock Ccrtificntes--A Well
Organized Plum OF E'rnttd Nippctt In
the Bud

Il Broad Street Concern 1tnises $4,000
on Forged Stock CertifiCntes..A Well
Organized Plum OF E'rntid Nippetl in
tho Nud.
Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
New YonK, March 17.-lAo discovery Of
forged stock certificates on tho Wabash and
Fort Wayne Railroad Companies attracted at
tontion in Wall street to-day. Gu Saturday
morning last, Mr. Austin, Of tho firm Of Oddio Il
Austin, Brokers' No. II Broad stroet, drow d
checls upon tho Continental Bank for a25, 600.
The firm had balauco in bank amount-
ing to $4,000, and TOR the ovordraft
Of $4,000 ho deposited 400 shares
Of Toledo, Wabash, aud Western stock
and 100 shares of Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne &
Chicago Railroal stock. In tho afternoon tho
discovery WAS made by tho oi1icera Of tho bank
that tho certificates wero fraudulent. Search
waB nado for Austin, but ho was nowhere to be
found. His partner, Mr. John ". Odlie, waa
alBo away, and tho impression at first prevailed
that both partners had abscondea. Shortly
aftor the discovery Of tho fraud upon tho bank,
it was also discovered TINT Austin had borrowed
Gil, 900 Of James D. Mooney, giving aa security
200 forged shares Of stock Of Toledo, Wabash H
Western Rai]road, and 100 shares OF Fort Wayne.
Tho forged certificates haTe signatures Of r.
although, lie signature Of tie latter frm
is Kuhu, Loob & Co., which led to tho
discovery Of tho fraud. shortly after 2 O'Clock
On Saturday, ono hundred sl,aros Of forged
stocks wero received at tho office Of Oddie d
Austin, wheroupon Austin wont out Of tho office,
and Inns not been soen sinco. Tho funds which
ho carried or amounted to $30,000 It iB be-
lioyed TINT Oddie knows nothing OF the swindlo:
On Thursday, he, with several other mombors Of
tho Stock Exchange, wont upon duck-shootinG
excursion into tho lower part Of Now Jersey, In.
tending to return tomorrow When tho fraud
WIS discovered he was telegraphod to-, and
another dispatch was sent yesterday, and, for
fear that tho dispatcheB may not reach him
q gentloman atarted to-day to find him.. Tho
counterfcits were very cleyerly DONE, 30 far as
tho printing and tnting Of the oerticatos arc con-
corned. That this was but the commencement
Of oll-organized plan to flood the street With
spurious stock certificates cannot be doubted.
Tho ofIlco aud effects Of Oddio i Austin arc In
| tho hands of the Sheriff. The firm have been
| in business three years, aud stood well on the
| etroet.
, 1873-03-18

Gov. Dix,s letter to Or. Tying Dccliaa-
ing to Intcrfero in the CAgc Of the
81 Uar-H1oolk', Murderer.
New Yonx, March 17.--Gov. Dix has wrfttcn
a lettcr to tho Rev. DIR. Tying declining to intor-
poae tho Executive authority in tho case Of
foster, undor sontonco Of denth for tho murder Of
Avery D. Putnam, md stating tho circumstances
aud considerations on which tho decision is
founded. 4 largo part Of tho letter Ia devoted to
roviow of tho history Of tho murder trial,. aud
oiYorts mudo to obtain from the highor
s0 re2osa 'na sf Sc 'ts dsoso q '' fisS s1os
court. Tho Governor says tho evidence demon
btratca tho murder to have boon promeditatod
TINT tho wonpon used was murdorous ono, D.
ductor, we'll know, wien he deliberately choso 1t
as tho means Of accomplishing Lis lurposo.
y Tho question presented to me, !" saya tho Gov
ornor, us whotlor shall intorpoao tho Exoou-
pcnalty Of death, which tho Inv awards to mur-
dor, for imprisonment for life. In support of
tho application, IT ia urgod that tho verdict WAS
accompanied with q recommendation to mercy,
and that It is tho duty Of tho Executive TO
and accompanying recommendation, together
with tho statements and aflldayita Of a large ma-
jority Of the Jurors loclaring TINT come Of their
number did not boliovo Foster intended to Kill
Putnam. that they thought imprisonment for
life as great a punlah1nent as ho deserved, and
TINT they would not havo sgrood to render n vor-
dict Of murder In tho first dogroo If thoy had
not been assured by ono Of thcir associates,
who profossed to llayo q knowledge Of tho law,
that tho verdict coupled with recommendation
would insure q Communication Of sentence, tue
Governor states, has been o. source Of
great anxiety to him in coming
to right decision hut ho adlB TINT the proee-
dent OF admitting tho aftor revelations OF tho
scoret consultations Of tho jury-roonl for tho
purpose Of annulling verdiots rendered as truo
under tho solcmnity Of M oath, would bo peril
oue In any condition Of society, and, in tho
present defiant reign OF crime, Hich procodont
would bo fraught with infinite danger to public
order. With Tho firm conviction TINT thoro wns
no error In tho ruling Of the Judge
ut the trInl, and TINT tho evidence fully
warranted tic jury in rendering q yor-
diet of guilty Of murder in the first degree,
thoro is nothing in the case which can Justly
commend 1t to Executive clemency, and ho can
not intcrpoao to mitigate tho punishment. II
ho did disregard tho eyidonco and judgment of
tile courts the inevitable o1leot would bo to I'M
pair tho force Of judicial decisions, and broal
down the barriers which tho law has aet up for
tho protection OF human life. So far as depends
on me, the supremacy Of tic law will bo in1o1ibly
maintained. Eyery man who Btrikos murder
ouB blow at tho life Of his fellow must bo made
to feel TINT bis own is in certain peril. II wo
cannot by Armnoss Of purpose attain this end,
wo may soon DO forced to acknowledge the dis
hoartening truth that there Is nothing 30 cheap
or 80 Ill protected as human life."
, 1873-03-18

Great Destruction OF Property MT
Elyrin, l0hio; :LnsvronccbssFE, Ky. !
Ocntreyille, Ohio; OEdonsburS2l, NJ
". md Other TInCes+

Ercat destruction OF Property MT
1s1.,.,n ttet,,o .T,n.vrcucob1,rr. Iky.:
Galf'. as..n, 1,,t". nrtIonshnroh. N.
% y..nnn oti,er Places,
C1NGtNsAr1 q, March lt.A ,, t9analors aa Sny,} -
special says tint oessfuGge Eriaov ntu ovoninr and
four,fhB Of the town was aes'royeo. Sn oaa ans y
fsm,9es soH meae @ ho Sao eraatura il tan@
stops toward aalns tm9 a;ataco An'
aIo, nr1 Toe eorch % ~ T"oorame from
.tost ~; maton ta1 fro hoca T. har-rnom
~ seh,n ,n norann GoSnty on Saturday
nicht ri i md A. tho wind was blowing hard, and
na t;r,o. .enn,no tho nnn portion OF lie town was
1a;i IN nsfca. Forty.soyou houses wero burned,
I inuludIng tho Galt HOUSE, Collins' tavern.
Witharaon'a bank and every busnoes house OK
cent tin-sboD. Tile loss will full heavily upon
e the citizens of Lawrencoburg, as tho houses
woro generally owned by tho occupants, aud
thore wos Comparatively little insurance.
sS :rho totnl loas cannot 10 losa thRu
s1Go 000. OF insurance tho Royal loses about
$17.3o0; the Underwriters, sl6,0O0 Htna,
&c ooo: inc rh"nls as3 oses t th sxaS
amounta are not stated,
, 1873-03-18
wnr Department WcntIacr progMon.
observation-disclosures from Vurious

War Department. WcntIacr prognoa.
ticntioxa---Iscports from Various
Places
WAR DEPARTMENT., OFFICE OF THE CHIEF
81oNAL SERVICE, DN1e1oN OF TELEanAus AND
nEponTs ron TIE benefit or COMMERCE..
MAa1NoTos. .. O., March l7-h5obaGilitioa- Prob
tor, and gonorally clear weather, with northwest
winds backing to southwest. Tor tho Middle
BtuteH, falling barometer, southerly winds, and
rising temperature. For tho South Allan
ito and Eastern Gulf States, falling barom-
ctor, castorly winds, aud cloudy and throe!-
on,ig Weather. A atorm.centro will move
eastward, ovor tho laIo rogion, with southwest
wluds, cloudy aud threatening, and possibly
light rain over the Ohio Valley a,d Michigan.
Over Lake Superior md tho Northwest, north
and wost wnilB and cloudy weather..
CHICAGO. March l7.-Tho Signal soryluo telo-
gratns reported colder weather in tho Northweut
yoBtorlay-4 aboyo zero at pombina, hnl 23
above at Duluth. This morning tho reports In.
icate ehang9 &C. TOR the hottor29 above at ;'
Louisiana, with thermometer from 80 to 68.