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LEFT TO FIRE EZ E TO DEATH,

! The Pskin: CIA.) Register, of last
Friday, reported case of death by
freezing in Spring Lake, Tazswsll Co.,
and on'sunday adds the following par
,sicplars. ), IF the story be true, the par
ties who left tho unfortunate man to
,peri.h deserve tho penitentiary. The
story, tho Register says, is taken from
the reports Of those who were present
At the Inquest
A party At Gooding's house heard
the man halloo; they went out and
talked to him. He said LIE was so
cold aud benumbed that he could not
help himself, and begged of them, for
the Lords sake, to help him out, and
he, would ser.e them and work for
them. one. year without pay or reward.
Rs Was then about eighty feet from
dry land, and the water where he was,
"a. not more than :hr'e aud one.half
feet deep, and no 10. Of any oon.e-
quepoe. Thet<ssked him hi. name.
.ad he answered walker or Watson.
They y.s.! E.at home, s'le then and warmed
ths9m'ssl!'e's = 9'. y ths & re for about two
4 hours, q then went e t1t 70 bed. After 'leep.
ing an hour, aroused by his cries,
which were livery pitlfal,' as the wit
ness said, tho two Goodioss and Roue
got up and went out, again, and told
him if he went down stream a short
ways be could get out, but he said :
'"Mister, I can't do i'll can't walk
They then went back to the house, and
saw Or heard no more of him until they
saw him dead the next morning. The
evidsnsa showed that by little energy
and charity fifteen msu and a boat
could have been brought TO-, his -reliet
twenty minutes. ...>.,,.E - -: :.
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Jones aud his wife were always
quarreling about their comparative tall
snt for keeping fire. She insisted
that just SO surely as he attempted to
re.arrangs the sticks with the tongs he
put the fire ont. One night the, church
bell sotaude an alarm, Jones sprane
for his 6re.buoket eager to rush to
the eona.gratiou: Nj. Jones" cried
his wife, IS e; reached The door, "Mr;
Jones, take the tongs." .:s<.s<,....>
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-02-20
A HEAP OF GOLD.

A late Australian paper has the fol.
lowing account of the discovery of a
mass Of gold: There has been aneth-
er large yield of gold in one Of the won
dsrful Hill End mines-Messre. Beyers
and aoltsrman's claim. Our CORES
pondeDt thus chronicles the event :
"On Friday night last, the largest and
richest specimen this colony has pro.
duosd, I suppose, was taken from tho
claim Of Beyers and Holferman. 1t is
really = wonderful one-a slab of gold.
Its weight is about 6 IL owt.; and 1
believe I An within the mark in say.
inE that thare ar. z ext. Of gola in it.
! vent, tosether with nearly tho Who'll.
tevn' g { loet le'l.: at I. it. The claim va'
like = tair, and . regular stream Of pso-
pie threaded the steep packing tiaoks
leading down to it. On Sunday it was
hang up for exhibition, and during the
day hundreds, including many of tbe
fair sex, went down to see it. At the
same time that I went to look at this,
Mr.. Bullock, the manager, kindly re-
vealed the treasures of the iron box, in
which are specimens not 50 large GER
tainly, but prettier to look upon. The
monster is not alone in his glory; he
has fellows bigger and richer below, 1
am told: He appears to form part of a
lode rather than vein, as no quartz
seem to BE- showing-nothing but
mundie and q slate casing"
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suc eu1Ptiess sue Do1s, smdlng Idays
'that odme epon J yoatf 4 II Il %FebruariY like
5adstxkp adstk ptdt.d 1tiiind 1tiind, 'ths ss ehsq lesr.;a Il;
'lfh Of aittd dloddsd summer noans, s. j,
y anns.i isssa ia glare lrt y" 1
Sn'ttHsi T PpsaSsd Ithito@ M dead
'zflehee, I'w,s sRs iosdas sdas Of ta,ll sa4ely eye in
tt room; ;is HI Dixit,' 1xho hid reoar.
red to The T,m,ss, Which hsl'a hs a%saa1 read
ihg through bisbsli1i, quietly directed
'this ibstraaineat q dtuj'xafdi ms;1 Ind sur
1eyasda ne Il ifT hid bsdnf ,; i si' ounti{aaity in
ID Z u nuas;yum.4 g<Fmaihlg;,, I'll iidulppose, i
Hotahhii to rJpsSyi I'ia3ettigSssiebtI j. he>
Withdrew h ind ii.id;; a1aHayH: H:Hoase was
'soudted tat hlf sSgbti ID 1thss Malt
Tax; Iady U1sdla." @s**"@ - =; ......
But I twas not yet abashed. I deteet-
! q 10 II. face . Of Of : young lady opposite,
to me : sort Of good -natured. interest,
and addressed myself to her. Hoped
she x.s 81 p,triotio eanooourb 81 to com, 1. to the
defence 10 of IS our tri., iolia,ate. ''' J. ''':
hrp pWh.t W. tla aAfter Mr.: Dix;t,a oondem: l,,l
& nation ?" shhie,' e. rsppli,d. arl,ohIlv. l,,hI <a
D t;;OiaI sSceount q of if''1I ,,;d
I 'shss iocostl:..,d 4 -. -. iii ,,o..;,, =. ,
htfh,'f hotfh, of u :mns,nnnt n.I,GGa ,nd S,d %It1o az
yn,; yIs;n;:a sS3:!l, s.u E.xSSt Ix,f
In; i,;.Hf!! is;ISsiME. nn1;;.;t ~ Y
r. e sfonk sknl q '1;;5S l,;;oS|n Ri i tb;a or;.
fe eyasE1i IfEni 1o;ca l2s f &. s'1tits, 1nttssr
az ssaI; III 49, sr;;t.Na ofb,, s't7 90 sf7'
FA = I'll ,1 ;sl3.;s g II. tst,, t,,,1ti,m,,,n N .,
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so5S56tt a9he o6illssbtssygo 5f 3V;Xi V5X64 new i'd
t,a2,ihta,e, "a , ~, !, s,,a,pnd ,i;m ,n,n,.
Antonoai XIV, io,f sv,,a,tb.r .thoonI,b Nh Mar,
t;nd.i.v bss,a IA II1sSr,sd ss.v, ~
III ',.n.,;tv If fsmi65;; :a,,ve,ai. ana h..
o,ms 3lsvta1Ns = N.b,t . i,4 fl =" ,t.toh.
;ne: ia von =, MI. M,,t;nd.,.,.
's' D'H yo1 POO ..1u.., 1u'.' ..,u '4n.'4. .
r:a,. r.. 'o !, On. .h..n;Ua; ~ It =. 1 ..;1'
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,.nd 'hsr ~ h..t ,.,o. -. -on1a ha ~. :, - ,as
' .;l1 ~ '' '"' "~~ ~ ~ = 40 ''
~ T ,o,,a mt h,t admin. -. - III Nth
which Mr., Di.it had m.a,ced to in:
.nlt me- without uainp one Word that I
oou)d a.silv r..ent. 'Even the r.n,rt..
T m,a;.,t.a v,, .fo;jad :, ,ar,n;o.
1.dv I1,sn,,,s o,,;n .f ..t;.s,ot;on '',t
~. ..h,st;..,,,aa;,nt. e. ,nd n. i;.ht ln.h ),
:af!tho o.,ns.,n1 NJ, M..,;.s.,1 -.
Ssn,.s = js w 80: w.. ...:ss a-S: -, -
- csP,os' Pss 50 ~ e'.e' "n.I 'n'
&9i asv s:a'.:9'' nasa 'a.o aao'ne, rq .qG'se''
.oa ost, 11;uc rs.ers as:o.' Y. Ro,'.ol'. not NY
ssn' 91a 10 = Is e.tne !el. 9eeo .lnocysu.
by aisp!.asaat1, aaaistly d i ieoste| Mr.
lDtxH ddtink AZ ! ~ a. Langh.m
E55T ~. j.st ~ Il ;aa.,.,t;,. ~ ~.
tuia;:* g sa;.. 1xes1 iHl sTTs.t' -:
6sPuttgr:d6xA' ttat hs' ~ " =. y object
f." ~ si'hst u VRolssSn. \; ts;fi dr'o'
vsnanettai admiration. The former
lhsd Perhsps issued from the latter, to'
Itd1 Ursula. VSs lust the person @,te
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AN work made from the very best nsf,y
rial, and fully warranted fFficss rtason-
able. Parties needing any thing IN n = line
xiAa6swsll to eivs mes cali
Special attention paid to REPAIRING,
I.kIGI..Sa,,ssh::,lM ~ r., M:.sAAa1 q .
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- - |
!. II h.ss:m met Mi: Di4it Il aixakr -odfss cure
:e.taliahnene ipa5hiNd6t pf:ahelihd:
What disorder, had originally brought
him 70 to>thatsapitar5 tsstreat I never
'kntw !; bot it is certain thst D. hy IT, !
rival there he might have served ASA
living .eivsrti9epsstza : 6rz b1dropatbio
therapeutics. was then At . loesa to
K Know Il what motive z co54Sld1 5Sll r. dstain
:Ii,.,. ii. sssps,..ne4,ja ! qsepp74 of n H. ;:
vahos. tos.r: r1,.E3ag.t2 ID
l reached L.ngham Ratk a. 4 2 "a
hour, .olr.ft.eHpup Of ts. in Deetdf
1du,on'g 'gprivstg fitbzsry; ryttinyd I'd my
isDu: 6 d4t tunisla islaa1aa6ev aa1aasa at6ev B5fs1 80 .tsdi ii
the t~s,hiie aihsiissstwlt zoassd zs et
J0a1l.gb AZ ka: |:
.aa q Eet{t, R1 ahRas y m''fds asa'
:as; .|||' &! sZ|:|!. !'|S.s|! ! s:s ' 81
pssI'.d e'4 q vt p9s h ppi1
.tortu.ss Of Dente,s 1nfsrso, and 4sstill
:uva,sdsd.g 4. .shesaheEEtta1issseFaF esa II t1!s q .ait
wer. tho more potent demon took
I'd .sturnea aslB
1f,akfast.sz1e,xaA taaa, pshsud ihto
The ppblies reon.l 2 NJ and " fssuna myself IL
IL soelety Of my fellow YietiPs 5t4 snd IT
Dixit, Q.Cs.rsa4f7 .'' .':
Mr.. Dixit, in his- soueeous- s-asd ide:
ehn.ter1i 4..zer; r ~.a invels hing
against the English7 climate whom I
ent.rsd. e.sda ar.ssl .himsslf u sse
sas iMs.ia il M.iaartioa1.r, h. but w aenoees.a i
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Thsrs athssbsnA Fi atand longing
fer tps esatis4 E, 4E tpss Fsdisnt E lea I. r.
:. aAaA tAesyssds yA6s,sest ssssss:3e4ss.
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o@i:sPUTIBRS"D6HN:
I ,.n, ~ntTsl,!F h--~ru .,.-, -

,-, 4aS AAVuAty w 40SNAak P9VRAy, &S4R
tfsir Pifeii-ef ils6o oiSf ths4 as b,
+&iaied{s, l.+ssu; 6} yiaaif eostasihalpt 81 tasial a
5pdttihk mdoxn;s is Il fskl]sd-
My rpY doubt,,b u 'txS9shg8 'Ffsa11faUy..,
s6nstih.s 44.lnottodasalty:. Tkst.I sre
Impairment 1pprassstddSiS92' aAisshi, ~.
people ia th. world whom, q s"aaatt %: o
'ca1e. ~ ny she 4. zz'.isfee.slary ! 70 psst
down. &sse JaEal4 ,eaaeFe. ~ lh.ne-
less, lopd,tass s,lak ztssassers Of W.T.,
ever j. atstuK.kipdly ] j in our nature - ~ :
men deaf to. reasoning, because th.I!
gnotMe y tho.. AaMfs: M b! lila!stii4,a b. @hsiek s|
reasoning iszfonndsd- d-s~Aoms it nay be
yirtuc@ = YdtEdovn.,ss ;, II ~ tta:,be an N, :,
dsrateod that i haRs no df.ult 20 ind
With him b !; !, Who, felapta antl 'u@ises ~ +, keen
; weapon .ot th,. .topeaato ,bate:.Ma:.nneyy. NJ
.nes er'anIinpietJ.; t"r"'' s"i? -,
II i BIT T a. oenfsss, that sittthars be one
eharsstsr mozsttham snoth efahae erouses
ny a!]4 Iha al.st IL ilaate
|ivsu,,sYpie isssasi sbsr,essf, ,ssfi iste put:
t4''t!aafa II l ystRas III iRii.s
Phsre sf torhsa shshtbibg .sta tasa4ndsl
ri ~ Rea ia !v|sIt AZ
curdle&in IfAs b aaemplatesnssteF Of
fence. dhlike 4 e. bin r. ~ porpr
.hayec 81 Peejpaiae Aaesiasi 2as|4t "a
<.d'ss n 9 k.fIl 3. hstIs,sS IL sasttaa :. =
Alh lA6eii i 1pfvsea il shiaIehabfnge
iiass.iftaEsvs sfsaies1f Htsa46iih. Tks
;;ss + = 48'sJ lhssl5asP a'iEi II.
lovs II SfdssplAyAissuaees,eeu5'es f. by
tbelovs aof oombativ'.n uIs 81 aapsep nil
'h:bJ' The; Glove 0ef -'oaasisg pail a--is
cso'1v1iardly:; The hst is the bravo Of + 80.
fepty., =: y ~. E?7"r3 -
The moat xsaolute putter.dovn I ever
met s4s'Dssb Bt4t; B.a.r one Of her
A.jesty's counsel! z He was the repre-:
tentative ia the direct line Of the fam.
Gus Ipse nixit, u oShsser soions have so
,eftsn inssrhixed1 ~ishyome Four most
iatdllaptps.l .lildissss.4 pp}on III sxih &C.,
was by yiuensans the nost'usfk!orabls
typo of the:s ,gshasI 10 ltiltt pitt esr;ao1p. H.
had; at<ths timeI Iapsakiof ssssn some
lj5s.rt I. Mdayer:;: + yss:ipysafson .he was
haudsomeyof somnandisae heieh and
~ell!prdpofttbss s,d is'fstta1 y! though
large, 1prhr>galas and reclaaaieal. He
| had q Aorid semplsxion, 9apite ~ Tie
nid,isbt's III i; +; ;jihaala ;'j'i ao.p x:
atressfsne e&hisf xodld !Asvsb besn esinn .pbmp.
ou.s.adttsh9thatF FL; Il; i 4'Esi5 fs'u md a.x.
|4bIs Tip .ads.3sbsot~s OF .noo1 moaui
mobility: t~psrionT oF R{aPnlo FhSd
oppossd, t have Known q Fin fia a. 1thsf
) |8qse:.:s 8 g h9Agee4 4,qVRPe p'sn
gEs9ltesqsa b4sesEtt aae a3,gs aaBt sven to III
dies Il tAaZ aoebta bie 1slQ el
neto tsqtaeGg VsgsEt Etayards 'thsa ID
H'et q I "a !9ihaaaa9en. q 'Haxf rtf' rta'
la'9lqss fla'9lqssh to know that thie ,ssntA ID:
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JOB PRINTING
ss ki,i, p|aia Or s,ler,A, exssuseA eaSAsst ns-
~. in tAs 1T style. snAat q. Hapl prices KIN
\ ~ - In German and NsrvsgiaA. - v>aA %
RsnaA, - warranted - give sstisfAsts'.'
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aattlsse dss4n ths .aa fsha.hiek -jfs
,os1aBafeAee lRs &&Aas,, asG3oes,s1 IN
'eqaaaltae4f it!,i6sss. s,s,qme.. ,,sI
|xs l2ssg1na ab1Ibsas sof' sppsuiS
bwhipk kdaa3o1saa6lss iDixits zsalyI enc
might hdresuppossd.thas the sun haa
actually 'slunk:s~syy vsr5 much ID ham.
cd nt himselR;' Lady, Ursula Pn{e-+-a
tsa; than, kssu, privileged lpsrseoj Who
:tookahsb ohooohti in, front Of the fse,
asd aetsdas = serssp to tho feat Of cha
''np'ay-tspped .p2l.uss oaths fend.
iero~ith' IN sanaxe<Ptionsbae ;brodeq quiu.
Ih"t~ol Miss sSiIvsss,ey--who looked
vsiy ymaoh Like, sNsiads that uh.d not
yet come sst-tel,sFsphsd .ppl.usa to
sil''rsleJ Jpsrs'ia =. aigsle j. silve ersiey
Pers--. bald 'sspslsnsu ~ish,s IN Ok.
ppsssssu efo1bl.ad' fatuity--iintsr
P"Hs5 hs, COED an5 vhereupen Il IN Dtber
aSilssnlsy-~fs' gsts atrors;, twenty y:dve
aua blass--sxpsndsd tho relics t'of biz
snthas'asm iuths sjasulations s*prime r.
So1 !a1 safaoiiatly tkn00rn.ant 00rn.an aud /. .1ipr
to dissent from Mr.: D;xis's opinion,
Ind 10 iuppose that Z might do 50 up
Cd terms 81 yioeia''e equality. 1si1 fancy
there b s charm, sstt,r sli,s I3.aid, III "in
sesptiossa..s and VI vtait5isty of' 1a,,' our
Enx9,ish 1kis,. absska Il th.ir 1. eitee. 8 :
@h sasp sasppri;1.a, II. soft, >.diaiag |dsy:; !;
[tadt odmi .iponf yoat i Y 81 Il Fsbruar1; like
adstxkp lttiianddJ, ethS s= =ehaqlaear,.;aa 81;
ga9 OIL Of ait dloddsa summer noans, ali
s'e5jptsfsti U glare ht ''@
'a'Wasa T PGaSsd !ths+es - i vi. i. - !. dead
mehes, .i.~,s9 sas' iosda5f Of e7eqy eye in
tt rooni.1 = HI Dii1xit;; xbo hid 1reoar.
|'red to the Tlmn'sis, which hsI a~as read.
ihg through his1s 1sl.,.i,s quietly, directed
'thas instrument tdo9,.tdi u, mi; ind sur.
1eysda ne u ifT hid baenf Fl i +: curiosity ii
II . qas;saqn,sq y*Fnaib1g;; 7 sidq i.duqppe.s,
|fothhhf1fe5 to efn1s;SisiHdedt en,9;;aaht =. be
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meted according to merit and seniority.
"saoh proposals. ridioalous," said be.
"You must have gentlemen for your Of
6cers =; and q man who has risen by
merit seldom feels at home in the com.
pany Of gentlemen" .s.:T. -
ri admit that sometimes the two
classes have little in, common" said
Miss !. Il! Martindale with her .iqaist smils.
s"Mr: Dixit3 always. puts things 50
practically, Z cried: Lady Ursula,
I, "se very, preetically & j" ehimed =. doz.
~ Yolees' 4z2:2 g.; $780,. ~irr1 : ".''
"Pardou ms-excuss ms-I-I-
4ss'' le 81 ;ltesstAs'F1th.t N ;7lA! ~ b't to
,Who i.,th.t7 ". the thought d iii.
]Il4dao. ]Il4dao.. .h..t think th.t 1 ,ueh words, how:
teyssE blhsnydly, hll q pronounced, p could hav.
fallen % our circle without producing
much l the ,' same effect =, 3 , thunder bolt.
But | jerteed out as they :: were, accom-:
panied bJy 1 AZ ardent glance, and . cor.
les !pst, ot emphatic ep i gestures, a'' the result
vss .appalling. What was to be done
With the new patient ! for :he was the
delinquent, y When = NJ; Dizit thought
proper 70 terminate M %! that terrible silence,
hev l vopld u ',ld[h',i he ide.1 Ell vith: hiut Wa.
tie e8erder, !, . ..ol'eelln's.a oln'aeedlmsa? There va.
some ground ly5''. f.. that a'a hypothesis, 70,
when the company, q called n l. the idol
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pertinent towards the faiie relieved lila
kshaa amp6a6sl01ad u hitR
htPesant@d tg bic tEn HeE: Ha VIII
! t.ks1s]d nd ag|s1; solsr:6l5 1'lr F..a,
;aal9 4 pesaetp prea p -eesiettzHe haa ~!
eomeAPattstsdovse fsom . sens VI
ssa:lnirtanes, and ,1Iotd .Ealovp- ~
: power salitis hS7ek A5 .Prdaii iiaioa'
had uudulys foastt1rsd-rather than Eft6m tdii'
.oy se.olst' j. a seere H.44ssaae91a H.4sa e91a bid ais:
! position, Y ,-~ ~<~<rs, -'a'.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-03-13

THE comptroller OF the currency finds,
according to Washington dispatch, that
no money was appropriated to meet the adj
d tlonal demand created by the salary bill,
and that, accordingly, the virtuous though
suffering senators and representatives will
have to live w.tilout their $1,000 increase.
The New York Evening Post thus severely
reviews the situation:
As the qu-> ton involved Is one of fact simply
the comptroller is PROBABLY correct in his Oeci-
sion. II 20, the remedy lies with congress. But
we cannot believe that he m, mber- of the new
congress Will deliberately make themselves
| parties to the kindle by approp rating nearly
| s. UOD OC0 the sum total asked for this mtny-
| II ,ndrd Judas-fDr the sat sfac lon OF such I'M
cousci III ,ble gre-din.ss IT. rs We hope and ex
| pet, tue f rty-ihlrd congress doe, refuse TO
make .pecific apprupri ,iiou for this purp re,
| he members of lie forty. seconc c'n 6 .ss are
| eft IN u very pre- ty pickle covered with infd
| my a. with carmen. hsv stand forth before
| lie community convicted likewise of being
| + auls. Df known dishonesty in y ac' o. pub
| ic trust, they tiso proven OF being incapable
| If ge ting tue price or their rascaiity and a.
| heir itead stands the great Mr.. Butler whose
| elpverness has always been supposed to b'
gu II TO his aIldacity, IA sp ctacle OF lmbeciiit)
| for gods and men.
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CALIFORNIA may be justly said to bo
only beginning to exhibit its resources as
a producer of wealth, while its fame as the
land of the precious metals is beng grad
ually obscured by those qualities which are
destined to make the state the permanent
seat'of the most various branches of indus
try. According to recent reports from San
Francisco, California wheat is already an
important article of commerce.; even In
E rope California wines begin to attract
the attention of all dealers in the article
California wool in foreign countries com.
petes advantageously with the woods OIL
Australia and other parts of the world,
and yet these articles form only small
part Of tho wealth which the state is in
post on to produce. A new aad important
source of riches is likely to be the cuitiva
ton of cotton in the great San Joaquin
valley. The attempts thus far made have
yield, d splendid results. and both soil ant
climate seem especially adapted to favol
the production of cotton.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-03-13

The bill to pay the Montana Indian
war claims, which passed at the last ses-
sion of Congress. appropriates over half
million dollars in settlement of these
claims and, in order that the claimants
may suffer no further delay, the Third
Auditor has arranged to have the claims
taken up for examination at once, and the
Secretary of War will detail an army pay
master to pay them by check as fast a
audited. The law requires the treasury
officers to settle the claims on the basis o
the awards reported by Inspector-Genera
dalde of the army.
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New Hampshire.

The state election in New Hampshire,
which took place day before yesterday,
resulted in the election of both
branches of the legislature by the Repub'
lcans. There is probably no choice fol
Governor by the people hut the Republi.
can nominee will, of course, be elected by
the legislature. The democrats have held
their own in the three congressional dis
lricts, and reelected their delegation.
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placed who live in the neighborhood of
the Apsches, the Modocs, and other fierce
Tub Of the far West. People who go to
b d every night with the fear that their
h uses may be burnt over their heads be-
fore morning, and their scaps taken to be
hung up to dry in the smoke of wigwam,
their women outraged and their children's
b aims dashed out upon the dooi-steps, are
hudly capable Of indulging any very sentl-
mental view of their relations to these
Savapes
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THE Pope continues implacable in his
hostility to the Italian government, and
has again publicly declared that reconcilia-
ton with the invaders of Gods dominion,
as he styles them, is impossible. He yet
expresses confidence in the ultimate
triumph of the Church, that is, in the res
toraton of the Papal temporal dominion
though in view of the present political
situation in Europe there does not seem
any probability OF the realization of that
conf lence, however fervently cherished.
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bv Miss Eliza Youmans, the accomplished
sister Of the editor is an adm rable article.
An article on the Equality Of the Sexes.
reviews Mr.. Mills essay on tho Suhjeclion
of Women. 1t is able, but absurdly illogl-
cal, The object Of the author is to show
that men and women are not equal, and
that the law ought 10 recognize the fact.
The proof of this statement is derived
from state of society achich has degraded
scomsa and aow seeks TO justify itself by
pointing to their present condition as proof
of original inferiority.
Instinct Of Young Birds is delightful
article.
Herbert Spencer continues his studies
in Sociology in an admirable article on the
Educational Bias" which should be read
by every teacher in the land.
1.-THE Strength of Timber" contains val
liable suggestions.
Horatio Seymour contributes an article
. on 81 The Causes of Crime."' The
. prison should be a moral hospital. We
should seek to cure the disease which
leads to crime. We arc apt to thank God
that we are not as other men; but with
, closer study and deeper thought we find that
they are the victims Of circumstances
/. which may at any time bear us or our chill
dren to ruin. Criminals are the outgrowth
:, of the bad influences Of our civilization,
. 1t is the greed Of gold and the love Of lux
A ury in the American people which cause
= frauds, corruptions and violations of trust
To reform convicts their hopes must b'
aroused. Er,y man has something gooC
), in him. In the best there are base mate
1t rails. But crime must not be dealt witt
l. in feeble way. Laws must be stern
|, switt, certain in their action. The ancer
h tainties of criminal procedure now encour
II age crime.
3. The recent Progress of Natura
y Science" "Asphalt Pavements," an
"Matters in India" with the well furnish
" ed ED tors Table" and Miscellany,
It complete this number.
W We uhhesitatingly pronounce the Popc
" lar Science Monthly the best magazine 70
= the general reader ever published in th
x. country. Professor Youmans has brougf
e. e. to this side of the water the cream of tn
re old world, and added largely from tn
re treasures Of his own capacious and we
y stored mind in his books. But he has dor
lie nothing that gives him higher claim upo
Sc Sc the American public than the production
be this splendid monthly, which is worth tt
/" times its cost. and indispensable t, ever
we'll read man. 1t is published by
an Appleton & Co., New York, and price
g Der annum.
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The State campaign in Connecticut APP
pears to be making haste very slowly. The
old line Democrats are very grouty at the
adoption of the Greeley Cincinnati plat
form by their convention and the nomi-
nation of Republican for lieutenant-sov-
ernor. This makes the campaign an up
hill business for the Democrats. But the
Republicans in the state are badly divided
by local quarrels.
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF the
L UNITED STATESfor the Eastern District
Of Virginia
In the matter Of j. p. Herndon, bankrupt
lin banki uptcy.
Al Richmond Va, this 9th day Of February
1873.
CU WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN
The undersigned john T. Goolrick, OF
Frederick burg Va, hereby gives notice OF MS
appointment as assignee of the estate OF r
Herndon Of Spottsyivanla co in said district
who was, OH the lDth day of January. A. ID
1878, adiudged bankrupt upon the petition o.
nmself, by the District Court of the Unitec
states, Tor said district.
Dated Richmond, February 8, 1878.
1T GOOLRICK,
Assignee,