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put cabins Oh every eighty or nun
drrd acres of their woodlands thcy
could soon procure tenants, ana I'D q
few wears every nei yhborhood couh
boast of its school and church, thereby
Welding most powerful and bench
cial nhuence on the morals and habits
of our people, and placing within the
reach OF every one at least common
education. a thing sadly felt and need
ed throughout our entire section OF
coun'r,, and would be sought Tor Nv
all lookin. for homes.
would call The attention OF lmmi-
grants, or persons seeking homes, TO
our immediate section Midway Is
located in the midst CT a community
that will compare with any in Rich
land in point of morals, piety and III
trligence. and especially in The beau
" and intelligence Of the ladies. We
have Union Church, supplied viii
able ministers, fine Sabbath School
one store and literary school IN SUI
ces,ful operation. that will compare
with any in surrounding parishes
Everything aud everywh here indicate
the prosperity Of he community.
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FROM " ASIIINEvON

UioShngton, March 2.-Legis'arion
IN Louisiana at this session is now
impossible.
An extra session is Improbable, but
may occur.
The situation is not changed from
where it was placed by the President :
message, save that the debate on
Carpenter bill has much weakened
in public estimation, the purpose
avowcd to sustain Kellogg by militia
ry force.
Efforts TO modify the position Of be
a administration are not cnlirely.aband-
oned, but no results have yet been as
certaincd TO have been accomplished.
There is no prospect Of an carly
settlement Of the Senatorial question
bv the Senate.
The opinion is becoming general
that the McEnerv Government is the
righiful legal Government of Louisi-
ana. Public sympathy is with them,
aud n, surrender to the Kellogg Gov
crnmeut is called for by public opln-
ion here.
Washington, March 3.-Judgc Du.
rll. Marshal Packard, and MessrS
Billings and Norton had an interview
with the President and the Attorney
General to-day. Nothing is commu
nicated hy these gentlemen beyonC
tba, the President expressed a deter
minalion to adhere to the policy indi
Gated in his message, unless Congress
takes action in the matter.
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The Way to Do 1t.

Our contemporaries OF other States
have made some very sensible remarks
and Opportune suggestions concerning
the Louisiana case. In a leading ed
iiorial upon this subject the Atlanta
Daily Herald says:
Louisiana, then, may make up their
minds to four years of lbe rule Of Kel-
logg, Durell-and that pitiful wretch,
Longsireet They must submit to it
unless. indeed, Kellogg and his gang
can either be bought up to retire, or
forced to take ncscr ending bath at
aihe gloomy bottom Of the turgid Mis-
siss-ippi.
1t is mere matter of time after
all-tbis heaping outrage upon out
rage Some day the South, weary Of
bending the knee, will rise erect
Some day Southern men will resume
their manhood and reassert it. Loui-
siana. bound haad aud foot by Grant
and his bayonets, or the plaything OF
Congress, is none the less piliable a
spectacle. Fer. in fact. Deiiher Con-
gress nor President can interfere with
out doing violence to every right pos
sessed by her people. Congress can
not make aud unmake a Stale; Meth.
or can the President. The attempt
at either is usurpatlon.
We deprecate violence as much as
any men. but there are tunes when
violence il only the misnomer of de.
cision. If Mr. McEaery has The
pluck it ,ciU not lake him tcenty.tour
hours to be IN complete possession of
the office TO phich he ,uas ,aghfuHy
elected. The people are has dQck,
and the men Of Ne,o Orleans kno,c
hor 10 act rhen ordered By legal
authority.
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Midway is the name Of a pleasant
little villa in the northeastern part Of
our Parish, that docs not wish to he
sighted by immigrants in search of
good homes. AS we desire to see all
the good neigtborhoods around us
flourish alike, We take pleasure ia Law
ing before our readers the following
extract from a communication which
we find in the Chronicle, written by
a citizen Of the above place. Tue
writer says:
While upon this subject, l would
suggest 10 those who have lands and
not wishing to sell. that if the! would
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1873-03-08

NOTI(Ei h-rrb! gwen that the Parish
License, Tor trades aud professions are
ready To l,e j. sued Parties are hereby n"h
fled To come forward and procure the same.
WIN. T. OLlN Err.
STAT. 4 Parish Tax Collector.
Eeh 1873 Il
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1873-03-08
The Crisis.

ne pclirical wranglc in Louisiana
a. reached a crisis. Congress leaves
il for the President to say which OF
The two organizations shall be rccog-
l, zed a. the legal Government OF this
state Grant, of course, will sane
lion ihc conduct, no matter bow mean,
Of hi, bavonet potoges. But whether
the people of ibis State will bow sub
mi-,iveIy to the further DEGREES OF
tbs bombastic and unprincipied func-
,ionarv, is the question TO he a>cer-
tanned. Our people have horne their
expressions with wonderful fortltude
in nope Of relief from Congress; but
This hcaping of outrage upon outrage
and wrong upon wrong Is nearing a
crisis in which it appears that pa
iiencc ceases 20 be a virtue We
Withhold an opinion as to how it viii
terminate, but fear hat bloodshed will
lie The result.
FIGHTING COMMENCED
Since writing the above the news
comes to US that a fight had opcncC
IN New Orleans between Gov. McEn
Uvs militia and the City Police
Citizens nocked to the aid Of the mill
tia and L. S. troops to the assistance
of the police. \ heavy firing wa
kept up in the streets, for a sbor
,nc, on Thursday night, in which
ore man wa. killed and several wound
cd 1t is said that for the powder eX
pcnded AMI the fuss made the damag,
was remarkably light. 1t is also sta'
ed that Gov. McEnery did not author
lie the move made by the militia an,
citizens but that it was a prema,nr
attack, and supposed to have bee
made with view to showing tina
the people would not quietly subm
TO the Kellogg government.
Great excitement prevailed in th
cry and vague rumorS were atloat.
quiet had been restored yesterda,
ard all danger apparently over with
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' pn'i.h o. Of Eiehl,nI. Parish Court.
Succession Of j. B. S'insoa. decreased.

Sp'cesSioa Of j. B. S'inson. de'e"scd.
Whereas, Mrs Fanny Srinson has flied IN the
OH g OF ,he Cierk of the lilh distinct Cout.
in and for san, Parish Of RcbIand, her applI-
rarion for Letters OF Administration OF the c.
tate Of J. B. Srinson deceased.
Now, therefore. unless opposition be made
thereto within Ten days from The date he" Of
the laid Mrs Fanny Srin>nn will be appointed
a,l,uni iraIrix Of the said ]. ia'e upon comfE
IN. vi Ia the regu >irc> If the Law.
W,ne-s the HonI. w ). NciNToSH, J"dge
of said Parish Court. and ury seal oi' office. on
this The 18Th day Of Feb. \. ID. 1873 lSr'iJ
A true coPy-Auest: J. Aswr. PITTS,
J. NEWT PITTS, Clh I la Dit Court.
! elk | lth Dist Court. marS3s-2i 50.
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Notice of Tutorship.
State of Louisiana, Parish Court
Parish Of Richland.

TrToRsHIP OF THE MINOR HENRIETTA PrRvi.
Whereas, George {. Purv;s has filed in the
Office of the lIih District Cour, in and for
said Parish of Rchland, his application for
the Tutor>hip of the minor Henrietta Purvis.
Now, Therefore, unless opposition be made
thereto within Zen days from the date hereof,
the said George {. Parvis will Ike appointed
Tutor Of said minor uPon complying with the
reqnites of the Law.
Witness, the lionl w. = Mcintosh. Judge
Of said Parish Court. and my seal of office, on
this the ?'th dayoi Feb "A. D\is73. (Seal]
A true e"py-Anes, u NEW PITTS.
Newt. PIrrs. Ok lirk Dist. Couri.
OK ll,h Dit. Cc"rr. msri-2sq!w 81.
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Flour and Meal.

our SEVERAL GRADES OF FLOUR
~ and the favorte Magnolia Neal. otler I'd
t., The trade at our usual low prices.
2l6 LAMkIN Il EsGLEsToN
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Teas.
Wlliskey

CONET BRAND, BOURBON. COPPER.
" Distilled Bourbon, aud Baltimore Rye,
nj At LAMkIN & EGGLEsToN.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1873-03-08

DEATH will certainly come some
time, and it is better to be prepared
10 die than 70 BE- young again.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1873-03-08
Al Cost,

II ATHER THAN CARRY THEM LON
IL ger, we otter RAIsIAS in qnarter and
h,i DoXes al cost
2lGif LANKIy & Fs:GLEsToy.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

IT, ndrtrtise,,> I'io'~ ''fer 20" I" '"s
p.by;>S.l,s a. Ills piper a., rcyHf"s y"
p,rt,ct reI;oaiit1. ""d r"'" "r.tTi 80
fb,r. p!eo<e n.c"tt"" go" od" t"'" -'"'''
,;sc,,<,f ~ his paper
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1873-03-08

CtEIVES, BROOMS. BUCKETS, HOPS.
- Brushes, Jugs, Liquor keg>. aud Slack
t~perase, at wholesale AID retail. by
2l6tf IAMKIN 4 EGGLEsTOx.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1873-03-08
Sugar and MOl:lsses.

4 Ii GRADES LOUISIANA SUGARS
N All grades Louisiana MoIasses and
Syrups, AT
2l6tf LAxKIS & ECGLEsroS'S.
, 1873-01-16
A FATAL FALL.

4 terrible fatal accident, which by some mis-
chance appears to hava cacapod the attention Of
tho policemen doing duty in tho vicinity, oc-
cured at the new Clifton House, corner Of Wa
bash avenue and Monroe street, yeaterday after
noon. One Of the workman, Norwegian,
named Ben. Anderson, while prosecuting his
labors close to atairway-hole in the third story
of the building, Was accidentally tripped up
by an immorable board projecting from
tho floor, and thrown through tho hole. There
being corresponding holes for etairways in each
OF the lower stories, the unluckJ man fell to tho
basement, q depth OF nearly forty feet, striking
on his head Though he did not move or utter
Asound after touching the earth, it was thought
by the workmen that some life might yet re-
main, and Dr.. Pnrdy was summoned from his
Office at tho corner OF Madison and State streets.
he discovered at onco that his services wore Of
no earthly use TO Anderson, whose neck had
been broken By tho fall, It could not DO learned
where d7ceesed had resided, Of what disposition
had been made OF his remains
, 1873-01-16

| to practice in Courts OF Record also, to amend
! the law relating to Justices aad Coastables.
| Dy Ar. Notwithstanding the rights md
liabilities OF married women. -l
barrels, casks, ETC., used by ale and beez
By Mr.. sCoT1-To ropeal tho act prohibiting
domestic animals running at large.
Dy M!. SHAW-To extend jurisdiction OF
Courts Of Chancery in foreclosure.
BY Mr. 6M1TH-To amend tbs law reiatipg
to practice in Courts Of Chancory.
By Mr. STEWART {AlcLean)ETo provide for
tho publication OF tho sixth volume OF the Geo
~ Mr.. WAsHBURN-To repeal tho Registry
lav, except in towns OF t, GOO inhabitants.
COMMITTEK ROOMS
HI. BRANSON offered resolution directing
tho procurement OF rooms for committees, and
iustructiug the Committee to make no provision
not contemplated. by the Constitution. Tho
rules were suspended, and tbs resolution adopt
ed.
.. sAslrons, ETC.
Resolutions to appoint three jaaitors and to
furnish Enrolling Clork with stationery were
referred
SOLDIERS BOUNTY BILL.
4 resolution instructiog our Senators in Con-
gross to vote for the Soldiers bounty LAID bill
Wns adopted
A resolution directing the: Committee to
wnon YVES zoferred tia resolutions relating to
assessment and collection Of taxes to report as
Hoon as practicable, VAS adopted.
OTHER RESOLUTIONS. "
A resolution directing the Secretary Of State
to report Is to whether the bond OF $500, 900,
under which certain appropriations for the new
State House we're to bs drawn, lad been filed
as contemplated BY law. Keterred to the Com
Mr.. McADAalS offered resolution pro
hibiting the payment Of any aud all e1axks, otc.,
not elected by tie House. Referred.
A resolution touching the heating Of the hall,
WAS referred to the Committee on Contingent
Expenses .
Mr. ALEXANDER moved the appointment OF
an additional mail carrier Referred.
. Mr. LANE (Hancock) offered resolution
directing tho Committee On Education to report
regular system Of school books.
Adjourned to $50 p. N.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Net at $50 p. m.
REVISED STATUTES.
Mr. ARMSTRONG {Gruudy) introduced 4
resolution authorizing the Secretary to procure
= safhciency of copies OF tho revised statutes
prior to tho adoption OF the new Constitution
for the use Of the standing Committees Of the
House. Referred to the Committee On Con-
tingont Expenses.
Mr.. DODGE moved to aljourn. Lost.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Mcssrr. SUBWAY and NEVILLE ofYeredreso-
lntions inst1ucting the Committee On Canals a1ld
River improvements to draft q memorial to
Congress to dyko and otherwise improve the
Ohio ahovo its mouth. Lost .
a motion to adjourn Tas lost
A member moved to take q rcceas.
Mr.. DRADWELL movod to adjourn
Adjourned, -
, 1873-01-16
PROCEEDINGS IN DETAIL. =:
BFREcr1ELD, H., jan Is, 1873,

SENATE.
The Senate met pursuant to adjournment.
Lieutenant Governor Beveridgo in tho chair..
Prayer by Rev. 1fr. Rutledye.
The journal waa being read, when. on motion
Of Senator Palmer, further rca1ug raa Dis
pansed with.
On motion Of Senator HAMPTON. the rules
Of the Senate. as reported by tia Committee,
were read and conaidc-cd- After slight amend
ment tie 81 niles e reported, were adopted.
Upon the adoption OF the rulos as whole,
Senator SHELDON offered resolution which
Was adopted, requiring the Committee on Rules
to index and prepare the same tor printing, and
adopting as joint rules .hoso 60 adopted 81 The
(: On motion Of Senator CASEY, tba Senate i'd
!; journed until nalf-pass 2 o'clock .. m.
fTERSoOS SESSION.
The ssaate met purauant to adjournment.
COMPULSORY EDUCATION.
senator CASFIELD presented memorial
from the City Council ot aurora, praying !ho
enactment Of the law Of compulsory education.
Referred to the Committee On 2tucat;ou.
sEyExTE-D4X nARI15Ts,
: Senator LEE prescns>3 d petit1cp from thx.
'seventk-Dsy Baptists, -ec;ting tl,at school cleo
tioas Ne held q; the aeveath DIS, ot The 4oek.
, 1873-01-16

: CINCINNATI. Ohio, Jan. 15.-Genarat n. P.
!. ';lreased tie merchants On tho Important reis-
aa which the States Of tia Ohio and Ariasis-
tom 7alleys SUSTAINED to tho Union with refer
sippts. *icu1arly, to commerce. Ho dwelt es-
ence, pal. The facts developed by tho last United
pecia11y on in relation to this question, and
States censu,. 'ich tho future held out for this
the promise-gL that Cincinnati hold tue key
section, and urget 71nent to be made in large
to the great doyoloL -. 49,
part Of these Stat8a
, 1873-01-16

| sAoA 0oJ JpAA 4u65llUAs 4uE46 lQea Go not Een1
out runnera to look up business, advising YOU
that they will givo your ahipmenr extra atten-
ton, Or that you will, in some WY, be favored
But. On the other hand they simply do evon aud
exact justice to all their customers. ILis is the
class OF mon to whom you should make consign-
menta, and not to those who 50 porsistently
| solicit your patronage. - 80:
! In this connection, permit me- to aay that,
during the last seventeen years, I have shipped
my farm aud orchard products to the middle
! men Of Chicago, aud it has been my good for
tuna to hage met with fair. and Memorable deal
/ ipg: I am, therefore, INCLINED to believe that
there is no lack OF good, reliable houses, where
the. farmer will ba fairly dealt with, It is,
regard to this matter, without making the OK
pertinent with some adventurer who seeks your
confidence but to betray it. =.
The law has given the 1nidd1e-1ren a standing
better than bonds: by making it a criminal Of.
fence to put the proceeds OF q consignmont to
their own use and that is tho best assurance
of fair dealing from those whose needs might
tempt them to make unlawful Mss OF the moner
OF their customers At the same time, no should
not lose sight uf Tho fact, that q -weIl-earued
reputation has it's value. It. is easy Tor
u to chooee between these two classos OF mid
die-men, for their manner OF doing business is
dissimiliar; one prompt without e1citemppt. and
the other fussy and indefinite,
AQAAEa OF IGADE. :
We often hear tho Boards OF Trade, OF what In
known as dealing on Change, denounced as a
system lnimical to the interests OF farmers: and
Il mny bo our duty to examine into tho truth OF
1h's matter, md 70 $50 what ralation this cobi-
nation cr association OF mid1le-men may have to |
the fatmar. These Boards OF Trade are COM |
posed Of two classes Of middle-1nen that have |
boon described as acting in concert They meet |
dsily st given place,-one with his cougign- |
farm, and tho other desiring to prcasa a u as for
salo and distribution, Tho plan is certainly a |
desirable oae, as 1t saves much valuable |
, 1873-01-16
09 Cards.


Rocu fsI."n - ~ " nn ~ q Two young men
playing cards in saloon in tlia one WIZ.
became excited over game. and -. tnronoh ntJe
hadse ~ Se SHOT the other, Dewitt ELL, aerosa
the body. The Would-be-murder escape et;oaI
the river into Iowa, Ellis is lying in G.. '.cI n
II ieed here.
, 1873-01-16

M. Kislot had . claim again9t woslthy
;iadsmc Krorgliiiof, Of Kozlot, II the Russia:l
district Of Tamhof. Ho went 10 her house late
u night, and .tqrced hts way to her bedroom,
wheaca, sha drove him with revolver he
Presented har and ahe vAs fnoa fftT rpablas.
She appc.!ed+ her daughter appearing Us hez ad-
vocata. wkersupon. Kislcl vas sanscnced to
prison f9r two months, saa Madame went free.
Nousu Laye rights IN Russia which shoa,Id
:enapt so.7e Of oar ambitions sistars.. =, -.
, 1873-01-16

| TIE resolution Vas then Areserred to tho Com
1nittoe t'n the Judiciary.
o,,. LEAVE or AuG:ScE-
| rs, TERBEI IVES grantee! Leave Of absence
| till F:iday. ::
Mr. CARPENTER, from tho Committee on
Rules, nade report. The report was adopted
without debate.
The roll was called fer the introduction Of
| b Mr. ALEXANDER (Crawford}-- regard
b 1lr. ANDERSON regnlate the practice
Of medicine. Both referred to ths Committee on
|. 3 By M: 4hka1s1nosa {eruady}-ro provide
for the testing Of platform scalss
|. By Mr.. BISHOP (Edgar}-:To pra7ontlcu1up~
tiou at elections and nominating Conventions.
!. By III. RRADWELL-To amend the Rayonuo
'1aw.
By 1fr. CULLERToy-1n relation to the sale
OF casks. bottles, barrels, etc. used by u7arz1f1c
sureFa o1 ale, beer, etc. alao, bill in.ralation
:; D. NJ. GoRD6NMTo reorganize tho Host;- I
y u: liis! HiTE lst. cair> 1e1.tion to cou+.
Of Record in citas
D.. Mr. HALLENBAGH- amend tbs nc:
relating TO deposition fn civil casos; A1so, to
a1nend the Temperance 1aW. i
By Mr. HOpKINs-To a1nend tho act fixing
salaries Of Slate oiScars, etc. Gee and Salary
bill Of last gezaion,)
Dy Mr. NsCoNE-To amend <ho act relating
% fozcibla entry andde:ainer.
b Ar. JAQUEsS-To regulate the procedure
Of Courts in jury t-zals
By Mr. Lane {8ancocka-To make appropria-
lion to the State Horticugfura Society
BY ". NAEN-ln rczard to Notaries Public. |
BY Ir. MQO6E-T1 amend the School law.
BY III, PoLLoS,t1To amend the act relating
, 1873-01-16

| v;tIsra . nav, ,,,k or,.- hale ~ iii 80
,,;1,Toe -aE,a;oJ ~. tte.s 80; ~ - ~ - - 80
fectcd qst1,;n +1e rn,,n;c7nsI;tv M Tire r,onev
is stated ia fo1,a nnnrnnr1o ~ ro.;nfain Efr
/ Deprrt1nant, hnt t}In iii con,,;ns m such nro
vision. ''~@.
| Rr1ra
| Tha -u1rs ~ +ho Honza .voro ,dor,tad hi;
l.morninr Tho Committee ~ tha Whoin ant
+he srfl2eaa :;;rnr rnioc,,ttor Il ;rn1Sa 49, f,a1
;sheI eycent xr1,on voto -: tto ;or;t1- ori,e-
| a hi1f II Ia f1;scnascd in Corornit+ao
oRa1y 1zsrrcron.
a not;+;or ia ha,nr c;rr1,i.tad i,era +o~ A. .n
nn;nfncnt ~ tTr Hsrer ~ rh;osra 80 a.. ~ G~ai,,
j Tnncaot.r - o~' ~
! : p,75z r,srnonnrpn
r,sro @roro eor.n+renno 1,;IIs ;nir,5,caa - +h<
7+so ~, ~ f1,;a T,crn;,, ~ ,s"-1. Yo-t.1 ~ :;
the genaFc
coxx1rrrE noous.
Mr.. Rra,oor nfYerad n reso1n.ion nrorid;nc
for hir;nf, C3rnmittoa rooms. bnt ernlfcitlr set.
| tiuc forth that afat;onerv or any othor neroui.
e;+e aba,Id 80 - -,f;o,3 r. Tor,1c;tfoax H.
| raso1ntion W., cTon.aa
! "'"' '0rP.s 4I,s.,., .,,,ve
a b;,1a u.o ;,,+~e1..s,a3 ~: s1,and .3,a faaa NJ
| inrora II r,-e-,a,s an1as so@v al a 1,v H. I'll
eonnties, SO that in count counties I o. the third class
o-',,, ,,n,,,rns. ~ uv 49, ~ n, tse.
Mr. 1,11artn troanos ~ XII ~ ~ ,,,aha hrovv-
ers and others - 1aco,,ar har.a,s ~ ~ hott;aa
uscd hv t1,o1n M ,nsn,,fsct,rar, ,.a sa.n" iii
faile, Il the 1sat aosea,' IT,. nnt ;utrn-
yucca eatnilar Dill. 49,
TAX APPEALS.
1r. Bradweu presented bill providing that that
tia county to the supraune Cont md not .ia
the Circuit Court, as now. =
.-:... APPROPRIATIONS.
: Ihe sum OF s5, COG per annnn for two years is
asked Tor the State Horticultural Society
me ~ ~ Northern lnsauo Asylnn at Elgiu will ask
S4oo'uoo to finish the building : -.
TIE TIE E1Eeo11'E. - -
VIZ 9yesnor Ueisnuy Ms Inc 7oc9aa W. not osG9py
VIII u'oso alt.o ~ plelty aoon.
wv Ih"oA oaAEsb1 sfEEch.
~ 1use.ee at ~ uoss5npr Vessany ~ shoula 20
etate4 tnae the use OF tho word "1oafer" in bus
spesea 10 :ne lsepnpucan caucus was nes n
that is, 10 meant to say t6as no 1,an xho s,as !
loafer should ho elected to the. United stntes
Senate, and any man 30 elected should not be-
come loafes: 49,.
sEw n11s -.
soeiM &C a insurance companies with not less than
capital stock OF any znanufactory carrying Oh
business IN the place ' YheEo the, company is Or
ganized- senator Williamson, = bill pros.dlng
Inc th sna re o. Inc
archives n. nanse IA sno escse.a.y ot 5tate onicc
very xaeeead nm }as
to-day. Senator Donahna introduced Q bln
making }n;'es IN criminal Cases jndges Of, tho
fact, and that they shai appl7 th9 lsw thereto as
given them IN the written instr,1cx&ons OF the
Court without discretion on tl4.lr g7aEt; and
senator WISE ~ allowing detenataate:1 IN cr1m I'm
tor Cummings !: bill to aboHah County Co t'rts:
i na1o1 leg lntsonueed = pM : 70 orga1 He
o. Fngs banks mod delied after the New Yoik lsAT
ho stoekholdcr to be liable pro rata foE de-
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-03-14

Bob Greenleaf, giving me both Of
her hands. 4 know the ring is
yours; but still you must describe
it, she continued her whole face
aglow with delight. Have you a
mother, and has she wept night
and day about this treasure p the
darling girl kept on, without taking
her eyes from my face.
ayes | replied. 4 have q
mother, and she has done little else
but weep since | lost it,
"'And you dropped it that morn
ing in the stage? 1t must have
caught on the flounce Of my muslin
dress, for, just before entering the
house, something fell upon the
pavement, and | picked up the
ring, which has made me more
trouble than anything | ever had
in my life.'
"Well, l described the ring; but
not yet would the dictatorial young
lady allow me to take 1t 10 my own
hands. | had lost it once, and
might again. She would give it
to mother, and she did. The up
shot of the business was, that
mother fell in love with the girl,
and l married her; and there she
comes now, and the baby, too, as |
Pm a sinner"