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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-03-20

/ you shall have a thousand. uo on 70
your house, and we will follow at our
ie;snre !" - i
Twice during the pext day Seth
passed Mr. Fenton in the street, with
avid, excited look in his handsome
face, and the lawyer found it. hard to
believe the evidence sef his own ear.
Seth did not look Me;a criminal,
but rather like one whom someA ex-
Acted sorrow had driven to despair
At night three men with hats
drawn over. their blows, crawled
through the alleys at the back OF
Moretbn's bank and reached door,
(which was opened byts key, and they
1 entered. A man lay sleeping on the
floor, who was quicklyaover-powered,
bound and gagged. The one who
appeared to be leader, showed them
the way to- the place where the other
Awatchman Was v seated, ,sSfoddihg over a
fable. lie was disposed of as easily
! as the other, and lett upon the floor
helpless, and then the leader pro-
duced the key to the vault, and open
ed it easily enough. "The floor was
quickly strewn with small canvass
bags, each of which represented a
large sum in gold. V '"''N
As thev we're gloating. over the
prize, which far exceeded ,expecta..
tions, there came sudden rush of
men, a"d the three robbers were .se-
cured before they had time to think
Of danger. = :, =, ;,
said Fenton, showing himself. "You
cannot hope for. mercy at my hand,
Take off hls hat let me see The WIZ
lain's face. -.
One of the officers removed his
cap and held up lantern, and they
saw, not Seth Amity, but Henry
Dana his dark face distorted by
rage.
Il am beaten, he SAID suddenly |;
"but be sure of this. 1 did not do.it
SO much for the money as to ruin the
man who has robbed me- OF the only
woman l loved. l have used his
ntme through all, and doubtless your
spy heard it. A thousand curses Oh
him for spoiling nv game =
THAT'S what fuoled me, grum.bled
Senter. Il wish it was Amity in
stead,of this un." "sJt,...
Take me to prison; let me hide
myself from all the world. said
Dana.
So the three robbers went to prison,
and Seth Amily was cleared in the
eyes of all men, and what he cared
for most, in those of Mary Fentop.
Dana had told her that LIE hal, rob-.
bed the bank, and.that the officials
had proof of his villainy and she
was strong enough to cast off the
! man she believed to be a william. She
made a pie atonement for those
moments of doubt, for she is now
his'wife, and will love him the bet
tor because she 'sinned against him
for an hour.
The stolen property was nearly all
recovered and returned to the bank.
Dana was sent to sing Sing, where
lie was found dead in his cell six
months after tue. prison door closed
behind him. ~ hetEer lie ,Iied by his
own hand, or conflicting .'assions
of lis own heart, no man knows.
Senter was guilty Of an amiable
inliscretion in the way Of appropri-
atins the property of another man
Without his consent, and Fenton was
counsel against him. Thanks to
knowledge OF Il mans character, that
amiabIe spy is serving the State in
Slug Sing for term Of years.
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MOTHER MOBILES
HEaIING SYRUP,

"a Sure Renedy for
DISEASES OF THE LryERS~
= DISEASES OF THE BOWELS,
FEVER AID
NERVOUS DEBILITY, 70
FEMALE DISEASES,
RHEUMATISM, HEART DISEASE,
WORKS, SCoFCLA, DRoPsY, DC.
HOW Strange that the importance Of
III keeping the blood pure and undo
filed isss0 much neglected. Cleanse the
blood, purify the fluids and juices of the
body, open out all the passages of the
body. and let OFT the corrupt humors.
Nature lawsaresiniple and wise. When
our bodies are out of order, our blood
impure, sallowness and. pimpics, per-
haps, affect the skin. distaste for food,
headache, and constipation occur. 10
not wait for further troubles to appear,
but clean out the stomach and bowels OF
Shiny, corrupt accumulations; start the
sweat-glanCs and the cwatcr-passaees into
operation, and all Your bad feelings Will
disanpear. Mother Nob!c's Healing
syrup never fails to start Ill of natures
machinery, and will cause it 10 move
in every part. What Lady
who has sewing-machilc can continue
working it for years unless she OCCASION
ally cleans out the dirt and lubricateS
the machinery? Or what man would
undertake to use his wagon for months
without oiling it TO make it run easy?
Just so with the huuAn body. 1t must
he cleared of impurities, and fabricated
with a remedy which possesses the five
essential properties for which the discov-
cry of Mother Noble,.s is famous.
This valuable Syrup has but recently
been introduced in this vicinity, but Mr.
Il. W. Cannon has already tested its
merits in his family and certifies us iol-
lows:
JouSsToS's DEroT. Nov. II, 1872.
I hereby certify that my wife has suf-
fcred severely for the last two years from
Indigestion, and she had tried almost
every. remedy krow:l, and can cheer
Inliy recommend Mother Mobiles Heal
Ing Syrup as superior To- any. she has
ever tried. BY the use of two or three
bottles she has been entirely relieved:
r. .W:.CANNON. i.
For sac by
GEO. J. TONET.'' Z.
.Tohnston's Depot, Feb 10. I'm
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FEgFILIZERS!,

r AM still Agent for that well known
suPssPaosPakTE 81 aasPq zFHRsi AaHoessN41Wttt' Ho'esN ~
Aso, am Agent for the ATLANTIC
GUANO, aud ACID PHOSPHATE for
oompostihg with Cotton Seed.
Psfee Of Acid Phosphate in Charleston;
Cash, =, " ~
Tme,7withoat intsrests 81 90 ~
For PARTICULARS, address Mr.. JAMES A.
DoMER, or myself, at Edge6eld g = :
s.'.-~.is -, 9. T.. CHEAEHAM.;
JansS" ~, tt -, :. ),
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-03-20

s~ A Kenosha editor was sick unto
death, and several of his contemporaries
took OCCASION to free their minds con-
cerning him. He got well and "now
they must meet him at the muzzle Of a
revolver, or. he will cram their, dying
.tvpes down their false throats." -
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Home Shuttle Sewing. Machine.

ONLY sas.oo.
HIS is a SHUTTLE MACHINE. LA.
the UNDER FEKp, and makes the "LocE
ST1Tcu' alike ON both sides.
and the only log priced Lock Stitch"
Maehins in the United States II; q.
Thisbfacisine recesved the Diploma. az
the Faff of the two Carolinas, in the ci.y
of Charlotte. n. G., IN 1871. 'lhe eooVe
Machine is ,carranted for foe gears!
A MACHINE FOR NOTHING.
Any. person making up a Club ~ for s;n,S ilve
Machines. will be presented the Sixth
one as commission.
Agents Wanted---Superior induce
menfs. offeredS Liberal deductions made
to Ministers cf the Gospel. '' = :
Send Stamp forcireuier, and samples
cfSewins. Address Res. C. Ii. BERN
HEINZ, General Agent, Concord, n. z;
Dec II 50
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Simpsons Prolific :,
co T&T Il SE E I'D =

r have about fifty bushels OF SNIP
i SONS PROLIFIC COTTON SEED,
which : wiH sell at $, 90 pef bnshel Il 5
Also, have about tan bushels iof the
same Seed, selected with my 9ynthapds
from thetbest stalks. which I viii dispose
of at s., per bushei. 10 N y
Iraised eight 45G4bs bales Of fC0ttop
from these Seed the last year, on SIX
acres, with ON imperfect stapd.l4 -
Feb. l2 sssS. If r. 81
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'.ns No person should sleep atohe Ia
cold weather, saYe, Htdows'H The Bisie
hath lid ths "a widoR'a mite" 3. -,
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Exeellenza Soluble Phosphate

Prepared by Dugdale q Co.. Feru.i-
zer which now acknowledges no supe'
rior p'i; n's g, ~
II the farnersl and planters of Edge
field will call on me and examine certain
strong sh6 unqu uestionable testimonials,
in NV possession,, of the value OF the
EXCE1LENzA, Z feel assured they
will Immediately adopt it as their sole
commercial Fertilizer. - .
Price-cash,. :ss6D, %; Time .Ss,-with
freight and drayage1roip Augusta
:, j. u. CHEAfHAM:
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i WOULD respectfully announce %
the planting world of Eageheid,' that l
have accepted the Agency fos thesale OF
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,Excellellza,

THE. QUEEN OF ARTIFICIAL Ma
- NURES. t,t
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-19
ASSASSINATIONS
IN FRANKLIN AND HIGHLAND PARisEEs.
BY THE GOVERNOR

STATR OF LOUISIANA \
Executive Department
!eV Orleans, September TO- 1873.
NHHR1As, Information has reached me of the
cowardly and brutal assassination BY a gang or
desperaloes, of Hon. T. s. Crawford, Judge of the
Twelfth Judicial District, and Hon. A. r Harris,
distTic: attorney, on sfe night of the eighth in.
staGt IN the parish a. FIarG n while quietly pro.
csed1ng 20 hold sGu:t 4 accordance wit law.
Whereas. Information; Las also reached zee Of the
cruel and tnprovoke|i murder Of Thomas ArcIi.
bald, ESQ., by two unknown men, While standing
at the gste of his house n Richland parish Oh tLe
night of the second instant; and,
Whereas, The preparation of these and similar
cold blooded outrsges in the northern portions of
this State bring disgrace upon Louisiana and tend
to keep away capital and emigration from cur Dor
bers-
Nov, therefore {, William p Kellogg. Governor
of the State of Louisiana have thought fit to issue
this my proc anna ton offering a reward of FIVE
THOUSAND DOLLARS for the apprehension and
conviction Of the murdsrsrs of Judge T. S. Crav.
ford and 1. p Harris. district attorney: and TWO
THOUSAND FlVE HUNDRED DOLLARS for the
apprehension and conviction Of she murdsrsrs 9:
Thomas Archibald. to be paid respectively u,on
the production Of tho certificates usual in sucb
cases. ~
And hereby call upon al good citizens. without
regard to politics or race 70 aid the officers Of the
law in bringing to speedy Justice the perpetrators
OF these dlscreditable outrages; and warn ali
persons against harbOIing screening or in env
way aiding or abetting the murderers aforesaid.
owen under my hand and the seal of the StafA
hereto attached this tenth day of September
in the year of err Lord eighteen hundred ana
seventy.three and of the independence Of tie
united states the ninety 81 venth.
WILLIAM Z. KELLOGG,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-19
., 4, nr,,ax,r, Governor.
W. secretary OF Statp. sal
CALL FOR 4 CONVENTION
OF CDLORED MEN.

WHEREAS, On July 20. 1873, az 2 meeting Of the
committee of eolored men appointed for tie pnr.
pose OF collecting and preparing testimony in re.
gard to the frauds perpetrated against the Repul.
Ican voters il the State during the recent cleo
tion for presentation TO Congress at its session in
December ensuing, i: was deemed advisable TO
call State convention of eoored men for tie pur-
pose of electing delegates to be associated with
members of the committee IN such presentation
for the better advocacy of cause and the more
extensive approximation Of our people that oy the
agreements and conclusions deducible, the enorm.
Gus wrongs inflicted 1aay be exposed and justice
INDICATED. and,
Whereas lavs been authorized to issue e. ca:
Tor such convention; and,
Whereas, Said committee, st a meeting 0: july
30, 1873, adopted the following resolutions.
That this committee proceed to the elect ION Of
ten members of this committee, who shall Jointly
proceed 10 Washington with the delegates to be
elected BY the convention called to meet November
That the ratio Of Representation of the delegation
70 be elected by the convention be three delegates
from each congressional district of the State
Ihat tnese resolutions be inserted in the call for
the convention.
Under the auspices. and by direction of the
committee of eo.ored men, ). therefore, issue the
following call:
That the saTVus representative districts
throughout the State proceed as soon as practica.
Die to the election of delegates to convention OF
co,ored men, TO assemble in the Mechanics Insti
tute, in the city of New Orleans, at twelve clock
NJ on MONDAY, November H. 1873, to elect three
delegates from each congressional district for the
purposes named. The basis of representation in
the convention to be double that in the House Of
Representatives. Notification Of the election of
delegates ts be promptly forwarded to me.
WILLIAM G. BROWN.
n S.-Republican papers in the parishes please
copy. 80 = f"--'D'' p-e'-o
New Orleans Septepbe, g. 49,
ssI02p Tu TIL SU ID
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-19
r gOU ace HONEST, COME IND PROVE
r.

The Pieayane has invented an ingenious
method by which il hopes 20 find Gu: the
really guilty parties who cheated a: the
last election. A -is. Of those announced
as United States inspectors 0! election has
been procured and published. Each man
is thus held up as criminal, but at the
same time invited 70 come forward and
swear TO his innocence, il he can. The
assurance is given, of course. that all who
thus come forward and plead not guilty
under oath will be believed, and their tes.
timony added to the many other tsiumphs
against i.adicalism.
Unfortunately, however, for the sue
cess Of this profoundly original scheme,
nearly all whe respond to the gen.
eral arraignment protes: that they
never accepted the positions rendered
70 them. and are. therefore, III.
able TO throw any light upon the subject.
If there are any guilty ones in the Picc.
yu'ae's lis: they will be as likely TO come
forward and deny their completely as 70
confess It. And as no one is bound, in
law or in morals. to be a witness in his
own behalf, ever when legally accused.
few will be found to appear as their own
accusers and witnesses too. For their
silence will not be construed into tacit
admission Of the truth Of allegations
which are extremely general in thei. scope
and application.
This plan OF the f:cayme to de.ec.
guilt is worthy the attention Of our Cen
eraI Assembly. When the question O.
revising the criminal laws next comes up.
it might be proposed to make a complete
change in the administration of Justice.
Judges. jurors. lawyers. clerks. ETC.. could
be all abolished. When theft OF MUIR
der shall be committed hereafter. let there
be made proclamation to the efec. that
every man, woman and child in the ward,
city, parish, or, if need be, State. is ac-
cused of the crime. and win be considered
guilty by tacit confession unless they all
''cone to time" and publish denial under
oath. i: they will come forward and tell
the truth they shall be exempt from sus-
picion, but if not, then they shall be
served as the Picayune proposes to serve
the nor-juyiue United States inspectors.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-19
The GRAIN TRADE PANACEA.

The St. Louis Democrat. endeavors to
establish the existence OF rule upon an
exceptional condition Of affairs. and under
the excitement of the momen: revolution.
ize the dominion Of commerce. IN well
written article from that journal, which
we reproduce this morning, our Western
contemporary reads New Orleans a rather
severe lesson. and attempts to school us
into better behavior for the future. But
we, for one. are not quite convinced that
all our troubles might have been avoided
by neglecting cotton. and devoting all our
energies to the grain trade. Nor is the
declaration that corn sells in New York at
ffty-nine to sixty-ope cents, when !. COM
mands eighty cents here. complimentary
to the sagacity OF honesty Of Western
commission merchants, who send so much
of the produce Of tbeir clients to the
cheaper market, and so little of it to
where it would command higher rates.
~ 1t happens, fortunately for the argu-
ment of the Democrat, that there is a
scarcity OF provisions in the European
markets this year, and the season, there.
fore, opens With a brisk demand .og bread
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-19
DOING GOOD WORK.

AS ;nsimated in the REPUBLICAN nigh.
be :he case. Governor Pinchback has
given the people o; Chicago his views On
the political situation in the South. and
the condition and progress Of the colored
people in connection Herewith. This
latest effor: Of our distinguished Senator
displayed to marked advantage the supe.
rior qualifications he possesses as an ora
tor. a close observer, and a profound
thinker. eliciting from even such a rabid
opposition journal as the Tines strong
terms of praise.
The vast building COlive: Church, was
thronged far beyond its capacity to &C.
commodate with seats the eager auditors,
and the enthusiasm which all reports
agree in saying he awakened, prove tina.
the published synopsis Of his address
give but faint idea gifts vigor and force.
This resolution acknowledging Senator
Pinchback as fit and able leader of his
race in this country. and calling upon the
Senate of the United States to do him jus.
tice by promptly according him his seat
therein, was timely and proper, and can
not fail of having an excellent effect upon
any Senator whose sense of justice might
possibly have been warped by color preju-
dice. evidence OF the existence of which
cropped out last winter
This happy and interesting event terni-
mated With grand banquet. which en-
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-19

because her oppressive rule rule, her Gu
pidity, cruelty and barberiiy caused the
revolution. she is unable to subdue; be-
cause it win put an end to the outrages on
humanity in the murder of captured Gu
bans, and violations Of flags Of truce; and
because it will ameliorate the pitiable con-
dition Of those whom slave Cuba still
holds in bondage, and has declared that
she will continue to hold while the insur-
Yect;on exists.
They demand it for free Cuba because
five years constant fighting and continued
success proves her worthy of it; because
her free form Of government, her liberal
laws, patriotic leaders and wise statesmen
show the fitness of her people for freedom;
and because their generous hearts have
not let them ask it until they had rolup.
tarily broken the chains Of their slaves.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-19
HOWARD RELIEF FUND.

The treasurer Of .he Howard Association
knovledges the receipt Of the following SUMS in
aid of the Shreveport sufferers:
Prom D. Flanery, from citizens OF Corpus
Christi Texas ........................ S25 90
From D. Flanery, nom Seaton Gales Lodge
No. S. Raleigh, North Carolina. ......... IS %
FROM D. Flanery, from Lone Star Chapter
No. s, Austin, Tsxsf. IS co
Prom d. Flanefy, from A. J.. Bo4slvare. Rich.
nond, Virginia. .......................... 10 60
Prom D. Flanery. from ci,Iz<ns VI Homer
LOUISIANA OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. % 90
Through hands of Henry ~. John, from CHI.
zens Of Alexandria, Louisiana. .......... 80 o.
Through hands of 2. . Htocknan, secretary
OF the NatciNz Charitable Association
from citizens Of Natchez. .............. - 20
BY hands of c. W. Figatt cashier, proceedA
of collections at Tho Presbyterian, Bap-
fist, Methodist and Episcopal Chuches
OF Lexington Virgin mia Observation-Disclosures. .}.3 %
BY hands Of d. Flanery, from Lone Star Chap
ter No. 6, Austin Texas. :lG
BY hands ef b. FlaneTy, from citizens Of
Homer, Louisiana Observation-Disclosures. % co
BY hands Of D. SlaneTy, from Thomas ".
Fowler, Washington Observation-Disclosures. IS "
Sy hands OF D. Fsu%ry. troM citizens Of
Lake Charles OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Rs
Il. L. ROBERTSON, Treasurer.
New Orleans October l8. 1873. ocl9 Il %
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-19
REDEMPTION OF CITY BONDS,

DEPARTMENT OF FIyANCB,
New Orleans, October H. 1873. :
NOlICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT Under AND
pursuance the acts of the Legislature ofthe
I re Any 70 the redemption of the ten per cent
viii receive proposals until WEDNESDAY. the
Nv t or November proximo at twelve O'Clock,
zen per cent bonds, issue of 1911 to be re-
by law. VI 'iio 'AAe' "' i'4uieoh
The bids viii be indorsed Proposals for sale Of
zen per cent bonds, and addressed to the Ipdar-
signed. w Wv @u'i
iectng all bids 'oA' Va io
By order of the Board of Commissioners NJ the
oons 'a oeot. LOUIS SCHNEIDER
oclZ td Administrator of FjnSuce
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-19
SALE Of THE REVENUE GUTTER
''PETREL.s

WILL BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION TO THg
~ highest and best bidder. for cash, at twelve
O'Clock, noon, of TUESDAY, the twenty.frst day Of
october instant, at the CustOmhouse wharf, Pen.
sacOla, Florida
The Revenue Cutter "PErREL,r tschooner)
Fad vessel is 1870 tons. old measurement and was
bul1t IN New York in 1867 of the best white oak,
locust and cedar; is copper fastened and coppered
with spars, standing and running rigsng, one suit
OF salis, awnings chains and anchors windlass two
BOATS and boats cranes, as she now lies.
after the sale Of the vessel will be sold the flrn
suIe anq equipments. as per inventory. The YES
Sc can De examined at any time previous to the
DAY OF sale, and all necessary information win 10
furnished by the Collector of Customs at Pensa-
me government reserves the right to reject any
j. F. HARTLEY,
Acting Secretary of the Treasury.
treasury Department, October = 1873.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-19
sALE OF PUBLIC PROPERTY AT
UNITED STATES arsenal, SAN
ANTONIO, TEXAS.

SAN ANTONIO ARsEyAL,l
San Antonio, Texas, October 10 1873 !
I'M THE FOURTH DAY OF DFCFNBER, 1873
AT the San Antonio Arsenal, " Il be sold 10 the
highest bidder, the following condemned ordnance
and ordnance stores, viz:
~ Colts Army ItEVOLvEEs calibra g.
SABRES. light, cavalry
ZL3 Non sOmmi ssi0ned Of GERS and Nusicians'
SWORDS.
1888 BRIDES curb cavalry
2Is4 SADDLES. cavalry
58 pairs SADDLE. BAGS
1891 KNAPSACKS. painted.
l'9s HAVERSACKS, painted.
Also Gun Carriages and Caissors with Iimbers
Spare Wheels, Cavalry aud Infantry Accoutre.
cles. o' "'N0i -"
tatai0gues Will he furnished upon application
70 the Chief OF Ordinance, Washington District Of
Columbia or to the undersigned
o CLIFTON Comfy
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-19

Says the Christian Union: 1--WE doubt if
any recent development in connection with
shaeffects which it is having on the man
hers and msxins of student lite, and on the
relations between students and professors,
than that of college journalism-a phenom.
enon not yet dozen years old. Those who
are interested in such matters can not fail
to'watch with some anxiety the further ex-
oansion of this new and rather revolution.
ary and possibly destructive force"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-19

The most amusing and remarkable paper
ever printed was the Muse H'st0riq"e. or
Rhyming Ga-ette, of jacques Loret, which,
for fifteen years, from 1850 to 1855, was
issued weekly IN Paris. 1t consisted OF $50
verses summarizing the weeks news in
=hyme, and treating of every class OF sub
;ecte, grave and gay. Loret computed, in
1864 the thirteenth year Of his enterprise,
that he had written over 100000 verses, and
sonnd more than 700 different exerdiums,
for he never twice began his gazette win
The same entree in matter. he ran aoou'
she city for his own news never faxed 20
write, good verses upon it, and never hao
ANYBODY to help him, and his prolonged ana
always equal performance has been pro.
s.ounced something unique in the history OF
journalism.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-19

The Mexico and Vera Cruz railroad is .t5
smiles long. Owing to insutficiency Of roll
sAg stock, it is said. il is unable TO transport
all the freight that offers. The price for
transportation of cereals third class. to
Vera Cruz, is $27 per ton, over ten cents
per mile. According to the Mexican papers,
shis road, as constructed and managed is
not of much benefit to the country.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-19

\ suit Tor breach of promise has been
brought by man against woman il Eng,
land. Miss Jenkinson proposed to Mr..
Smith, and engaged two young men to act
ss groomsmen. This was as far as the mat
Ger was allowed to 60. She Tilted Smith.
when the writ was served on her, she said
s'Ill marry him if he makes me. and when
Eve married him I'll make him live like a
sead under harrow" Smith is lucky
fellow 10 have been Tilted.