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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1874-12-04


! GRIFFIN SENTENCED.-O Saturday, Joshua
Griffin, convicted OF the murder of Miss SUI
san Taylor, at her home, near Aberdeen, on
| the 10th of October last, was brought into
court and sentenced to be hanged by the
neck his Honor Judge Grason delivering
the sentence. The Judge advertcd to the
! fact that the prisoner had had fair and i'm
partial trial, and that the verdict OF the Jury
was only what could have been expected
| from the evidence. lie eXhurtCd Griffin to
for executive clcmcncy in his BEHALF for the
crime and its attendant circumstances were
of such II character as not TO afford any
grounds for interposilon by the Governor.
Griffin heard the sentence with the same
stolidty and Indifference which he manifest
ed throughout the trial. The solemn and
impressive words of the judge apparently fell
| upon his ears as n breath ofwind. He seems
to be very low down in the scale of humanity
and it is doubtful if he understood the mean
ing Of his trial and sentence, or realizes the
fact that he is to be hung. A minister of his
own color has called TO see him, and although
lie listens respectfully to what is said to him,
he eyinces no concern about his future.
Griffin was born in Bel Air jniI, from which
he was taken, when an infant, by the Taylor
family, and reared, principally by Miss SUI
san Taylor the murdered lady. He remain
ed with her after he was grown, until his bad
habits made it necessary t. discharge him.
On the 10Th Of October, the body of Miss
Taylor, terribly beaten and manglcd with
club, was found in sheep pen, near the cat
tie yard, whittier she had gone probably to
milk the cows. No one else was. about the
premises The alarm was given to her broth.
ers, who were at work in field not far dis.
tant. They fastened TO the spot, with one
of the ncighbors and upon going to the house
discovered Griffin in the act of leaving, hay
ing ransacked the house for money, after
numbering Miss Taylor. He locked the front
door in their faces and fled from the rear of
the house. Although holly pursued lie es-
capped at that time, but was afterwards ar
rested at his mothers house, in the neigh.
borhood, where he was found in the act of
dressing, the coat he had worn in the morn
ing being found concealed in the room 1t
is conjectured that he demanded money of
Miss Taylor, and upon being refused chok-
ed her, and beat her over the head with
rung wrcnched from II cattle rack. Miss
Taylor must have struggled violently with
her murderer, for the marks of a terrible con.
test were visible in the cattle yard. After
killing her, Griffin dragged her dead body by
the feet into the sheep pen, where it was
found before it had grown cold
Miss Taylor was about forty years of age
and unmarried One of her brothers, and n
nephew and neicc lived with her
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For The -AIgis and Mtelii9encej
Affairs at Port Deposit.
PORT DEPOSIT, Dec /,

THANKSGIVING pay
The day passed OFT without much excitement hore in
til" morning, the Riverside brass baud marched up and
down the street, enivcnng and awakening the resi-
dents, reminding them that the day something
than ordinary being one of thanksgiving ard ira
In the afternoon the cul,"e folks with their brass band
in limitation of the Whites Qnd not to lac out done
brought forth their buEleS ut sweetness, and they too
took parade 10 de Sound oh de nsic but We regret
heard Some one remarked that they colerrat in
their late defeat, but don't ciicve it.
BASE BALI.
The younger men aud boys hat quite an interesting
game OF this excellent pdsmc and exercising sp.rt in
the afternoon, which drew more spectators than were
interested in the game
IIvfSE stEviCE.
There was divine service held III the p H. Church in
the morning. at eleven o'clock and at the Il. Church
at o'clock, p NJ, aud thus the day glidpd away
and is now among the times th. were.
CONCLUSION or TEMPERANCE SERMON.
Rev. Mr.. Martin Of the p. u Church, concluded his
very interesting lecture on temperance. The speaker
portrayed with much earnestness tho first, the fata
first step into temptation aud entreated all who thought
they could daily with the fatal first step and escape Ia
heaven, Let him who thinkcth lie saueth IKE heed
lest he fan This first step II trfsd with once vii
be constantly returning, and rather than asking it, il
will demand he Sauctum sanctorum the most ell waited
OF much Judgment and fnrethuught, and will most
suredly have c!eVatiGg tendency Ia all who TO
tuuatG enough to hear it.
COLD WEATHER
Yesterday and to-day have been ths two coolest day
Of the thus far, and much ice made it's appear
ance in the river this morning. There are doubts
entertained hut what the ice dealers may btain all
the cold article in which they deal that they desire
this winter, but the result is yet to be seen.
AUTOMATIC.
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hot air and sedentarv cS oceppations cause the
hair to fall out it is matter of no little impor-
lance to know which of the hair preparations
are of any value. The majority, as has been fire.
quently proved by the first dcrmatologists, or
hair-doctores possess little or no merit, Such
being Inc faci, il is cousoiing 10 those who are
afflicted to know there is really good article
which is recommended and used by the first
medical authority, and has stood every test
many years. This preparation is Halls VEGE-
scientific compound, which is unquestionably
the best preparation of the kind now before the
American Public. 1t will restore to gray hair
its original color, cleanse the head thoroughly,
cure all eruption Of the scalp; and will always
they almost invariably do, until extreme old age
has destroyed the roots. The original article is
made by r. p. Hall & Co.. Nashua, N. H.
| EoIMeu's Press Jan 25th, 1868.
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MARRIED.

McGAW--F OSSETT.--In Baltimore
county, on the 10Th of November 1874, at
the residence of the brides father, f. G. Fos-
sett, Esq, by the Rev. G. d Smith, THOM-
AS II. McGAW formerly of Hartford county,
to Miss MARIA FOSSETT.
KS-HARDY.-- On Tuesday, Nov.
10Th, by Rev. 7, A. Morgan, GEORGE O..
MEEKS, of Baltimore county, and Miss
REBECCA d. HARDY, of Edgewood, Har-
ford county.
FOSTER-KNIGnT.-At the residence
Of James William Foster, Havre de Grace,
on "Wednesday evening, November 25th, at
u o'clock, by the Rev. Mr. Lemon, CLAY
TON FOSTER to Miss MARY E.
KNIGHT, both of that place.
Observation-Disclosures the Is,
day of November, 1874, at the residence OF
the brides father, in Hartford county, by the
Rev. T. M. Cathcart, JACOB BILLINGS
LEA to Miss MARY A. PATTON, both OF
Baltimore county.
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143 Acres of Land.
MORE OR LESS.

MORE OR LESS,
of which about onc-fourlh is in good Wood,
and the balance cleared and in good state
of cultivation. The improvements are a
large two-story FRAME DWELLING
HOUSE, large and substantial Barn, Stables
and all the other buildings necessary and con-
venient on a frst-cass farm. The land is
well watered, and the fencing is good. 1t is
located near the Hickory, ON the road lead
ing to Claiks Bridge, adjoining the lands of
James Heron, Jacob and Benjamin Min
nick and others.
TERMS OF SALE.
For THE PERSONAL PRoPERTY.-All sums
of $50 and under Cash; on sums over that
amount credit of nine months will be given,
purchasers TO give their notes, bearing inter-
est from day of sale, with security to be APP
proved by the auctioneer.
For THE FARM, the terms will be made
easy and satisfactory to the purchaser.
GEORGE & JAMES g. TOY.
]. S. Richardson Auctioneer.
U. Johnson, Clerk decd
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SERVICES REsUMED.--The Rev. s. II. S.
Gallaudet, of Elizabeth City, North Carolina,
the newly elected rector Of Christ Church,
(Rock SPRING. and Emmanuel, Bel Air, hay
ing arrived with his family, the regular Sun
day services will he resumed in the churches
named on next Sunday December 9Th. AT
Rock Spring service will commence at II
A. NJ, when the Holy Communion will he
administered. In Bel Air, service will com
Elcnce at 5 p. NJ.
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PETERsoN's JOURNAL for December. All ar
ticles Complctein Each NumbcrslIye have re-
ceivcd the first number of this ~, yhzine-th
for December and can truly say that this new
enterprise opens in the most promising manner,
This number contains twelve first. class stories
all,published complete, many of them written
by authors of high ability and reputation. A
Dangerous Marriage, by Nora Perry, Mrs. Gath.
rights Story, by Florence Percy Allen, Strong
err Than Death, by Eleanor c. Donncly, BY The
Sad Sea Waves Told At Nightfall, A Story of a
| Vinaigrette, etc, are all unusually excellent
We may specify also story, called King Solo.
mons Opal, by Henry Peterson, o critical paper
upon Bryants Thanatopsis, two interesting ar.
ticles, one upon Camp Life at the Delaware Wa.
ter Gap, the other upon The Pleasure Grounds
and Drives Of Washington, and good poem.
| The publishers, formerly connected for many
years with the Saturday Evening Post and Tn,
| Lady'S Friend, WILL in the management of this
| new periodical, have the benefit of long and
varied experience. The mechanical getting NJ
of the magazine is uneXccptionable; the paper
being excellent and the cover decidedly hand
some and novel in appearance. Terms: 81. 90 t
| Year, in Advance. An extra copy will be sup
piled free for one year to any person sending
| club of Five Subscribers, at $500 each. The
postage will be prepaid by the Publishers, with
| out extra charge, in accordance with the new
law. Specimen copies, p cents II. Peterson
& Co., go Walnut Street, Philadelphia.
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SELLING OTT.-Mcssrs. George and James
G. Toy give notice, through Tile -EStS this
week, that they will sell at public sale, on
Monday, December 18th, their farm, near
the Hickory, together with all their farming
stock, implements and machinery, fat cattle
stock cattle, household furniture, &c. The
farm contains 143 acres, and is well improv-
ed. See advertisement.
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The investigation into the cause of the
collision between the steamers Falcon and
Louisiana, in the Oh csapeake Bay, on the
morning of the 18th of Move mber, was con-
cluded last Friday. The inspectors decided
That the master Of the Falcon was to blame,
and suspended his license.
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B RBAN'S
BRBAN'S
Old Hardware Stand,
l36 North Gay ST.. Baltimore,
j. NORRIS MYERS SuCcessOr.
iV.l-1v
BUSINESS NOTICES.

We will publish business notices in this
column, not displayed, for s cents per line
for the first insertion, and cents per line
for each subsequent insertion-seven words
to count line. No advertisement inscr-
ted as above unless prepaid.
,.g~ Burdlck National Fodder and Straw Cut.
ter--thc best in use. For sale by VIM. A. Cook,
Chenille, Md. noy27-6t
t-W~To the Pubic-Reccivcd and for Sale
mems, Misses and Chidrcn's Shoes. A. Knot
Aler, corner of Main Street and Port Deposit
Avenue, Bel Air, Md. noy2T4t
~ For Salc.-A light Express Wagon, single
Harness and Horse. Cash or good paper Cheap.
II. n, liine, Thomas Run. n0v2T.2t
~ "Strayed from the subscriber, on Saturday
night, November nth, dark red Cow, having a
piece cut off her right ear, and strap around
her neck. suitable reward will be paid for her
recovery. j. T.. Culum, near Hartford Furnace
nov20.3t
s9y- Thirty or Forty tons mixed Hay for sale in
stack, at Priesthood. Mrs. Rosa Nelson.
novl3
slSy"For Sale at less than Agents Prices.-A
new Seventy Dollar Howe Sewing Machine
Never used. Apply 10 John j, Alexander, Bel
Air. novG
price will be paid for Fresh Cows. Apply to b.
+. Carroll, Rock Hall, or Edgewood, Hartford
Co.. Md. oci23
s=T-A fine Alderney Bull, years old, for sale
very cheap. Enquire at this Office. oct3O
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Estray Notice.
V1 CVJ @NOV1N'
Hartford County, To Wit:

HdJ0fu C0uNty, TO W.T.:
r HEREBY CERTIFY that William f.
i Pannell of Hartford county, made oath
before me, the subscriber, one Of the Justices
of Peace in and for the said co6nty, this 18th
day of November in the year 1874, that he
has taken up as strays, trespassn upon his
enclosures, EWES and RAM SHEEP.
Given under my hand, this 18th day of No
vember, 1874.
THOMAS II. SNOWDEN, ]. p.
The owner of the above described property
is requested to come forward, prove proper
ty, pay charges and take them away,
noy20 VIM. II. PANNELL.
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SALE OF LAND.-On Tuesday, Nov. 24th
Mcssrs. j. 7. c. Hopkins and Edwin Hig
gins, attorneys sold on the premises, for the
! mortgage, S6t acres Of land, being the old
Patterson property, situated near the HOr-
ford Furnace Purchased by Peregrine Cor
such, of Baltimore, for So 1896.
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At Private Sale,

HNHE FATM of the late John Neville, stu
L ated in Hartford Co., Md, near the vii
lage of Dublin, containing
40 ACRES OF LAND,
about one third in fine Timber balance in
good state of cultivation. Within miles of
Tide Water Canal. Port Deposit and Colum-
bia railroad, in the midst of thickly settled
and enterprising neighborhood, convenient
to churches, schools &c. For Terms apply
to rHOS b. BATEMAN,
No. lis N. High St., Baltimore, Md.
noy20-tf
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FOR SALE CHEAP

A SMALL FARM OF TWENTY
u ACRES, to which more will be added
to the extent Of 100 acres, if the purchaser
wishes, situated in Hartford county, about
II miles from Fallston, in good neighbor-
hood, convenient to mills, schools and places
of public worship. Land of excellent quail
ity, with chestnut and other timber, and
fine young Apple Orchard. Good new
DWELLING HOUSE, with back building,
Stable and other outbuildings. Terms easy.
Apply to or address,
GEO. Y. MAYNADIER,
Attorney,
nov13 Bel Air Nd
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HoRATIo SpARKLEs happening to meet a
young lady friend on Charles street the other
day. was struck by the beauty of design of a
lovely set of Jcwelry she was wearing, which
she told him .he had lately purchased at the
Crescent Dollar Store, 220 Baltimore Street.
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Aiy3ttfgIars. Every effort was made to
~ these partics-the whole influence of
IA ministration was evoked in their be-
1sNury was packed false witnesses were
Snc and all the arts Of corruption cx-
hted in~behnlf'o of the criminals. After a
and patient trial, in which the guilt of
accused was made plain TO every candid
utmost point 10 which the jury
,fabe stretched, was disagreement as to
2Ailt of the two principal criminals and
.#;quittal of the third. The guilty men
escape the punishment of their crimes
Nv. but the bar of public opinion has
hem guilty, and tine finger of
& q pointed at them to the longest
Fir lives.
rial has afforded glimpses of the
&ruption that exists at Washington,
hh General Grant and the bad
s;E chosen as his advisers will be
y PIC. A day of retribution will
nd although Hle earth may not
! 4, Szllow them up, as it did the false
Hlheir downfall will be accomplish
IL less surely by the silent power of the
in the hands of the honest masses of
s1t1Gntrv
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Mr.. James Corre, Dentist, in Baltimore writes.
~ have used DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup personally
and in my family for two or three years, and
am prepared to say that there is nothing to
compare to 1t as remedy for Coughs, Colds,
etcp
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Monday, December IA, "a,
AT 10 o'clock, A. NJ all their
Real and Personal Property,
TO WIT

TO WIT:
-Four Horses, Yearling Colt 2 Mich
Cows, 10 head of Fat Cattle, Is head of
Stock Cattle, 90 head of Sheep, two-horse
Farm Wagon, l top Buggy, 1 Sulky, 1 Ok
Cart, Wagon, Carriage and Plow Harness,
combined Champion Reaper and Mower, 1
Cider Mill and Horse Power, Grain Fan,
Flows, Harrows, Cultivators, and other
Farming Implements in variety. Also 10
acres of Wheat in the ground, 100 barrels of
Corn, 900 head of fine Cabbage, n lot of
Wheat and Oats, 20 tons of Hay, lot of
Fodder, and great variety of articles not
enumerated.
HOUSEHOLD & KITCHEN FURNITURE,
Consisting in part of Superior Emory
| Cook Stove, No. s. Parlor and Chamber
Stoves Bcdsteads, Bureaus, Chairs, Tables,
Carpets, &c, everything, in short, used by the
| subscribers in housekeeping.
AT the same time there will be sold the
FARM, on which the subscribers reside, con
tanning
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Finest Whit Shirts, Only Sl.5O.

Finest Whit Shirts, Only $3.50.
H. ROSENTHAL,
270 North Gay St., Baltimore, Md,
viii open each WEDNESDAY and MONDAY. and con.
tinue Tor Three Days, the following Goods purchased
for Cash from Bankrupt Sale in New York.
10000 YARDS WAMSUTTA. New York Mills and
other Yard Wide Beached and Uubleac ed Muslins in
Remnants at III cents yard 10 cents yard. 20 OUd
YARDS BEST CALICOEs in Remnants, at 81 ctens,
61a cents, 81 cents per yard.
5000 YARDS MANCHESTER AND GLASGOW GING-
HAMS,
in Band Yard Remnants at 10 cents, 10 acnts 10
cents per yard. BLACK ALPACAS, the BEST D0u-
BILE WARPS, %, 80, 3j, 81 so cents PURE MouAIR
HAMILTON, ELLERToN FREMONT, BEST CAN.
TON FLANNELs, 10 cents, 10 cents 10 cents.
FIREMAN's and BEST INDICATED RED TwILLED
FLANNELs, S219, 50, 3715, 40 cents per yard.
All Wool Cloths and Cassimeres,
For MEMS and BOYS WEAR, in good patterns, 37l5,
80. 62l5 rs cents per yard.
BEST lO-i, III, pa, ALL WOOL BLANKERS,
Slightly soiled, l3715, 80, LIS, 200 each.
WHITE FLANNELs, 10, 1871, 20 cents per yard.
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Notice to Taxpayers of the
Third District.

A LII PERSONS owing State and Coun-
IA ty Taxes, in the Third Election Dis
trict, are requested to settle the same prompt
ly, on OF before the 3lst day of December,
1874. AT Fallston, Painter & Moore; at
Forest Hill, Roe & Tucker; at Bel Air, Jas.
A. Fulton, will receive and receipt for taxes
paid. JOHN G. HANNA,
decd Collector.
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grd Of Public Works, consisting of
Groome, Comptroller Woolford,
II Compton, together with Hon. A.
attorney General, who were APP
". q A.ast IlasI:-latlse for the pur-
: spot near Jessop's Cut,
I. Ton branch of the Baltimore
A pad, upon which to erect the
s sS91 sStion, authorized to be built
Legislatutc The appropriation fol
eposc was S250,0O0, and the building
commenced at once. The following
f the provisions OF the law
That whenever any person may
szse1cted in any ofthe courts ofthis State
~ crimes or misdcmeanors, and who is
n under existing law TO be sentenced to
sBment for Il period not less than three
:, and not exceeding three years, such
May in its discretion sentence such
to said House of Correction instead
@ place of confinement.
- II. That it shall be the duty of any
ice OF the Peace of this State, to cause to
saSied, and on due proof to commit any
Il haDitH04 disorderly person, not in
$habitual drunkard, to said House of
ion iora period not less than three
I, nor more than six months, and on a
a& or subsequent commitment of the
2sperson for any of the said causes, he or
So the direction Of the Justice may be
Need to double the time of the first COM
's' fled, that any person, who
III before Justice of the Peace
oned, shall have the right to
tircuit Court of the county, or
Baltimore to the Criminal
Aty, where the same shall be
ss and misdemeanors.
livery person committed or
q bid House of Correction,
be useful employment, such
led to his or her age and
the institution, and if the
NO perform the work as
!, or be guilty of acts of
misconduct, such persons
such manner as the Tegu.
IL said Board Of Managers
record shall be kept OF
SSrrf'--s4trrdt inflicted and the cause
% in n book which shall be kept at the
Zion, and shall always be laid before
i Board at its meetings, and it shall be
& Nv of the Board to exercise n careful
&ian snd control over the punishments
M 4
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To CORRESPONDENTS

SFHapunications tor publication must be accom-
EeRal name ofthe author or no attention
49, n u Va #e real name of the author will
s.ss r gfsired, but cannot consent
|4s7s N xN w W unless we know the writer.
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Insolvent's Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that JOSEPH
IN Fl. WILKINSON, of Hartford coun'
has made application to the Circuit Court
said county for the benefit of the InsOlve
Laws of Maryland, and that the second Nc
day i'll May, 1875, has been assigned for hi
to appear and answer such HETEROGENEOUS
his creditors may propose or allege agains
him. A. l.. JARRETT,
dec4-5t Clerk.
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Dress Goods! Dress Goods
VERY LARGE LOT; AT 10, I211l. Is, 90, 25 cents
SPECULATIVE:
SILK VELVET HATS AND D0NNETS S4.0O. VEL
VET aud FELT HATS and B0NNETs, 81 90. These
goods are just as represented No deviation rem
No trouble to show goods.
E8-Customers purchasing $40 worth or more will
he furnished CAR TICKETS to any destination.
noy20-2m
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a- -- 90 za=s .--
ID | + ID.

MATCHETT-Nov. eth, at $50 A. NJ.
Mrs. ANNIE MATCHETT, wife of the late
Richard j. Mntchctt, in the 88th year of her
age.
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l'Iffff-l--sss4.4+44rvNt inflicted and the cause
B in book which shall be kept at the
zion, and shall always be laid before
4 Board at its meetings, and it shall be
Nv Of the Board to exercise n careful
San snd control over the punishments
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Farce Ended.

z. Williams, of The Balti.
III authorized TO transact bushes,
.Egis &c hteliigeRccr, in Baltimore
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90 bNG CoNTRAsT.-Jamcs Buchan-
.s1lsMocralir President, received,
Fe4lted abuse than any of
~ successors, but his exam
e., 's5worthy of imitation.
IL, e ss SEA it is in striking con-
III that of the present occupant OF
residential chair. A contemporary,
8nows, says of him;
was scrupulously careful TO take no
, He drew nothing from the treasury
\ salary. His horses and carriages
v furnished by private bencfuctors, or
Aat the expense of the government,
bald for out of his own pocket. He
Ayen accept pass upon railroad
Keeper had offered to give him
ertainment he would have
| insulted. He went once, and
b brief pleasure excursion,
aesel, the Harriet Lane, when
son her trial trip; but the
erty were ascrctained and
by himself
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9Ess.-Congress will re-asscmblc on
fnext. The second bill on the Speak
i is the Civil Rights Bill. On Tues
Hany day thereafter, it may be called
vote of the House, and passed by the
Sy, who are in favor of it. From in
ms, it is not certain that it would re-
President Grants signature, even if the
] majority in the House should be in
hough to pass it. But "whom the gods
destroy they first make mad"
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is said that General Grant, in his forth
g message, will distinctly take grounds
1 the civil rights bill, in its present
'lissst, The recent elections have
his eyes, and he wishes to
IN the good opinions of the
I'd 1t is too late now. His
1ver had one, is gone. He
out.