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Mr. Rob. Miller aud Miss Hattie Nor
gan; Mr.. Charlie March and Miss Sue
Francis, Mr. Thos. y. Francis and Miss
Lille A.. Keith; Dir. Marshall Keith and
Miss Sallie j. Thurman.
We learn that a large crowd was present
that everything was CONNIE II taut, and
universal JOY prevailed. We wish the
bride and bridegroom a future as full o.
happiness as were the hours of their be.
trothal and their union, barring the anx.
fety that fills the lovers breast to have hi
aliancei his and his alone. They al,
welded now, and we fancy tn, bridegroom
can take his bride by the hand and say:
"Gs where We will, this hand in thine,
Those eyes before me smiling thus.
Through good or i'll. through storm o
shine.
This world S q world OF loye for us"
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From Salem.


The Cr0pS-Denth from Explosion Of Coal
oil Cdn-Sheep and Ding Sut-SchOoiS'
Dc, &c.
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LEAVES. ShelbyrHie Trans. ARRIVES,
1 100 Pm Daily, sund'y eXccpt'd. 9'S5 AMI
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Iyoyyel sNindie.

i.Alhoyel application was made in the
Marylebone Police Court, in London,
the other day. A. respectfully dressed
young woman asked the magistrate for
his advice eand assistance! : The appli-
can't, who is aboutiour feet one inch in
stature, stated that she saw m adyer-
tisement to the effect that the advertiser
could, under his treatment, make abort
people tall. She wrote TO the hdYer-
tisef, who resides Ia Gillies street,
Kentish Town, and she received in reply
statement OF terms and q number Of
5testimonials giving the names aud ad-
dresses Of several persons who had in
creased their height under his treat
ment, Believing his statement she
wrote to him and enclosed stampss She
went under his treatment, but finding
that she did not grow she felt that sho
had been BwindledA She had paid lis.
to the man. Mr.. Mansfield said IL vas
no doubt . Bwindle, aud inquired ,ei the
applicant II she had read tile Bible,
and she answered in the Affirmative.
BE would grant d summons, II she
wished, for obtaining money under
false pretences. Applicant thanked
his worship and Withdrew. .iilF :
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"A Night In the Country.

About II o'clock, writes q city man,
wloliB making q visit to the country,
the dogs taken tongue in. The faithful
watch dogs generally form Themselves
into Changes, each containing about
200 dogs, for mutual aid and benefit in
the illicit distillation Of mutton. Every
night one hundred dogs steal away 81
lently 70 kill sheep, while the other SIX
hundred bark iuriouAly, 70 induce their
owners 70 believe they are, like the
Hon. Elijah Program, "actiye to their
trust, y and 10 cover the bloody opera.
Hons Of their fellows. At midnight the
COW, whose calf has been reft from her,
having reflected on her loss, lifts up
her voice and lAments. The lament OF
10 sorrowful COW in a barn is something
IsiH 0etlsris in the matter OF sounds.
In tho frat place, it takes her long
time TO become loud, aud m equally
long time TO fill the barn with noise.
But when the building IL crowded with
I ''moo, and Il begins TO leak out at the
windows and doors in muiIled and mel.
aneholy thunder, she has o long inter.
val 81 rest 70 prepare for another blast
ere the first nndulation has been ex.
hausted, About two in the morning
she Is drowned out and silenced by q
jaokass somewhere in the country, Who,
having neryed, himself for the effort BY
'alsilence Of twenty.four hours, delivers
himself Of d bray. that makes the sky
bright with O responsive shower of
shooting stars. There is an awful ST.
lence for about twenty minutes, no ami
NAL daring TO call his voice his own;
then the iackass sings again. just as
the country side isIcongratulating itself
that the inhiction 8 over, for another
interval OF twenty minutes, he dis.
charges o third yolley. and then is heard
no more. You,- however, do mot know
whether he has broken q blood. d.yessel
or gone to sleep but, with dreadful
uncertainty as 10 when the next bray
will occur, put your head under the
clothes, andyour thumbs in your ears,
and wait.
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AL InlrIou.l lconple.

AforeiEn correspondent Of the Louis.
vile Couftor- r-yotifnair relates the follow
ing anecdste, told him BY an English.
man - He says that he assisted once at
a marriage in England, and that while
tho bridal party whore kneeling around
the chancel q 1nisnhioyotH groonsman
pckcd the groom in the ribs and caused
the poor fellow to laugh aloud. The
bride followed suit, tho bridesmaids
ditto and tho clergyman rose up inihis
wrath and said hc would not marry such
an impious couple. Indignantly he
retired from the chuteb, and no one
could pernuad6 him ID retutn. The
naomenis wore fieeting, and twelve
O'Clock came with the hnot united. No
marriage can take place Ia Engllnd
niiar that hour, 90 there Fas nothing
left for ilie bridal pmtyto do bnt tore
turn homo and wait another day, when
they could appear eoberly aud reyerr
entity 70 take their vows
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In China woman may grow old and
remain unmarried without being con,
'sidered a dinagroeabln person 10 have
about In fact, Il IN rather nico than
otherwise TO be an old maid there. A
Shanghai journal tells us that the En-.
peror has lust decfeod that epeciai hon
ors be phid 70 two ancient spinslofs,
one d whom has recently died after 4
Me OF devotion 10 tho nielnory OF her
dead beirolhed. Tho other spinsttr.
who 10 still liYirg, has tlooxtraordinarl
inct related oi her that In her youthful
days she refused TO marry an eligible
young person on tho ground that she
couldn't leave her homs. Wien The
Emperor heard this ho instantly or
dered her noble conduct 10. be recog.
nizod.
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! l,aAn5d did yoa otIIs. a. old Rloaa1sh Kith

anu ulu you eat olu houRn Win
the rest ?" inquired Dick.
.eMister, said the mountaineei, with
gesture OF indignant scorn, "sich q
question is 4 iliscfedit to the feller that
asks II. DO I look like lawyer or a
heathen cannibRl No, sir; i buried
him decent and respectable, with all
his har on him, iist Us a would q
Christian friend, and Itarred his
name on q smooth clapbogrd, and stuclE
itup nj his head. And thar he riougIt
have rested in ,peace TO this day shut
some of them high-scienced fellefs from
the East come aInosin' and dn-scratchin'
through that country, aud miitalIin'
the grave for IN lpiin mound, they ex-
cawated poor Rough's bones and sent
'em 10 Bafnnm' Institute, at WashinR-
ton city where I've hegrn say they
stands ina glass case, as the skeleton
'of 4 celebrated 1niin CHIEF, between a
par Of General Washingtons old
bteeches and General Jackson's night
cap, which he wore at the battle Of New
Orleans & Forts 9fqy0n:RV T23V
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. frhn E,a,i ~ yo,ho,or,,l, ,,ho ~ ,
~, t,.aaJ ~, 4, f fs.sn. u. NJ .ia.,i iss n
u.s., Nv a sas, sa,s ~ - "a u.saS II
oSu auS ~ y y,s, , sh;i I ~ y n nast.e astssa
n nu nas s',s ssss. oili,I1n ny ~ s est..es ..
NY lse ann yalua9le he is sas Pl,to1
1h nstee 1 ,tslns ", ~ .ae ssay'.sasa W.
na5, l he la,i HI ~ evvly ~ Y inase ~.
.aa naI' AZ she sae ~ = s ~ aa,
s,As NJ asii,As ~ eaSess ~ ulUMn g.
as sna Sus a. On arsp; spsess s S,ssH sH
@ iss aol aya " H., gas ia,, o.eIil s tsSenuly ne
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-07-13

Eighty.two cities IN Germany now
boask Of cremation societies, But NO
have yet to hear Of the first cSSe Of Gre
mRtion.t niilUthal ~ .lIr;,lia5.siiS
cAtI the Friends yearly meeting At
Newport, o venerable Quaker made his
appearance for tie seyenty-Sixth time,
having been present at every fneetins
since i7ss. s,.,s.i,,s s,sI. ,l.,,'...
/ IA couple we're married the other day
at Taunton, Masa,, after Q patient COURT
ship Of thirty years. The clergyman
who performed the ceremony was not
born when they we're Afiianced. glases
"a rich bachelor in Providence de-
elares he must marry, q girl.vho ends
her name With sic, Nandlall tha Fam
MES and Josie's and Minnie's are think
ing what they will DO about II. ,5,i
Notwithstanding the coolness of the
summer, old Ibid his best last week
in Clarendon, Vermont, where he BEAM
ed 50 defcely on . tin milk pan that
his reAections set d house on Ere! Is
Said q pompous husband, whose wife
had stolen up behind and given him'a
;Ss.o.a,s a1 I. Econ saS sS;J W. tSs ~
wife, !" / didn't know twas you.H Hi-ga
The editor OF the Bangor Wig and
Soarie5 g,veSan ,.l aceoun! ~, Of 2 nAa Mno
slave,ea hsa.iy ipt. mllss ~ as, ha,nss,
IA was abls N abtSin a Glass of Honor.
~ -, ~ ~. an I. tst
VI one hunatea sna eIgaasyisTo essas Soys
a, @ sa Uaas"IIsus sat " .a y, sa.
ovnog NY ainul,ie Annu ~ ~. sepss
ssa! sast ~ ~. W III a5sst Y.
iis4s us .As .4HstSs Yl' IauStea 80 aHa siY ny
1s,s-.r.. 40, -. ...,;..a,,,
an Aloahy naa a a,. wno Was ia etS.eai tSn.a Y
uemons'ssns 70 esowI IN " slse y =
ao sac ship " hyatoPaooiih ssis WIZ w
may 70 snin W paipet III s,s Wiz s,.,,
nmsli yenOw u0s cAtne tuSppB Hopr
she sssees $3.50 80 ass .,tiis, ,lV -
Mrs. Cerbin, oi Evansville, H.; has
aiseoyered tnas Eomea guceesu ., 1e..sr .,sAs
~ eVeiyInihs else ,nan ~ w !'Iaeil ih1shsoo.
sne ssyh lnAlpi ~ tae eriis ny pYtn sI9ta
IN Snilssenaom ohy 9ne'li 9 p ies0n Sa'IsH1 sno
age u sn years
The experiment. Of bringing tnesalt
marshes at Scitpate and Marshheld,
Mass, under cultivation, by building
dikes, Is proving very Successiuls crops
Of herbs, grass and vegetables beng
Already Esl iadYaneesd, .lasi.1s 20
Aman In easy eircumstanceg IN Ben.
ton, VI, the other day hanged himself
because he had been sued for s2s, He
left . note saying that he was pe1ec.tiy
sane, but Il he had got SO low that ms
name wasn't good for SO, he had no
desire to e1iAt any longer, afna W
Answers 70 correspondents. Hug
bandit can't be Helped now. II you
saw her stand in front Of q trunk store
for ton minptes, walk AL around me
Specimens displayed on the side Talk
and kick every oneot Their corners, you
may make up your mind for m cary
departure from the city. inac ~ ~
Wiieof his bosom directly he came
home at night = Charley, I've Just got
Rietter from mothei. You know she
was here only last week (yes, you can
Il eaa hv fha aYttYaaainn M hia facat hat ha
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+" d
Jsnnle iivealnfuss The way, 10 ~ (
JuatAboui sixteen, they sly = ~ Z, 2 s'hii
Iahall DO nineteen nesl May. Z, ~.
Pretty iablf q sAs e, Z 4, n. ,.lii'i 4 3 Z
And khe.. ..iooka herctl n mo h ~ ~,
PeFthn aaray assaa bs,is so a5'i II
somotimes wo got on liko inice'-,isrs1, 4.
II Itell horE Ehe'is ipice,' u II
Then she ge'a a spol srisei K
Why, shes but achild-alIteen. w.
! ton her 80 She calls mo f'mean,s "
AndsetH as hAughty as aqueen
l1g titsd % i1iliaiiinta .Haian,f
And then Aho grow % very palo Is,i5 80
Iwonder what can ever all 81
Tho gil I PdrhAps shs's heard sohao sslOP
I'fllh .hsir4ih ,dIil flat7l n ~
Hove her very wslil you know, sy ,issl 4
And on haYo tried to tell her 10, F9s sHl J
But, since sho halsu mo, lolitgol q
I|I q. || r a 90
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SrApyiso. Two hundred and fifty
,iollaraw viii be offered At the NEXT d6of.
eia State fair for The mnn who will pro.
duce the best living for . ianily oi
eight pefnona on Tho smallest number
Of acres. Aud this leads tho Lonis.
Vile coUrief. Journal 10 delounce the
offer ns IN open, direct and most in.
famous attempt on the part Of tho State
fair 70 bribe some posr Georgian 10
stafye his wife and six children 10
death.
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q { ~ ,isslea & Z is l,io Oh a.
ssuisisu ahirii ,ns4 ,5lFi54a
geo : q. tilF47sa isa.sss 's,aslay (
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lTeo German fire. companies IN
Elyna, o., recently diabanded becAuse
tie Council passed prohibitory beer
ordipance.
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The AntI.lIoIetr Bll..

TheAnti-Moiety bill, which the Presi-
dent Of the United States signed pro
yideA that hooks and papers are only 70
be examined by order Of the court and
In ncourt, remaining at other times in
custody Of their owners. No ,share Of
commissions on fines, forfeitures, or
penaltiea goes to informeIs or officials,
except in case Of smuggling, and. then
under Limitations. In fact, officials
fehdet themselves liable 10 fine and i'm
prisonment II they bargain for moietiss
OF compromises. Forfeitures only ap.
plyto cases or packages, not invoices,
aud incidental errors Of accounts do not
work forfeiture. Only Intentional irau1
proved in court is to be the subject Of
punishment and suits can only be
brought within three years Of an alleg-
ed olfense. When the ptoyisions OF this
Bill come into play tho business Of the
Special Agent isat an end. N
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% noiiissihs III slstaoT hra ;lsm
i.sss 81 lis tsdi asias ,,1sa,li sdi
,fiio lliF lla liss tsief l.s9' b. sod
7i.b fi.lr-rk ..st 81 .i......t.. 49,.
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| iThs village lnoIr.l

The ancient village choir, with It's
flutes and fddies, has been swept away.
It's pfetentions were no doubt greater
than its powers. The principal soprano
had fguredin front Of the gallefyffor d
period Of nearly half q century, nndher
performancer nothing somuch
as TINT OF q hen when informing the
world that she had Just added q fresh
egg 10 her store. The basso profundo,
thinking that there was nothing like
leather, shouted TO such O degree that
In summer time, when the door we're
open, he could be distinctly heard on
the top Of the opposite hill. II Is not
ehsyt 10 describe tho horror Of an Ital-
ian musician, who haying been detain-
edihths neishboorhood BY coach acci.
dent, and received at the rectory, at.
tended the church one Sunday morning,
and was subjected to the usual dis.
Iplay si Y ~ = u, =
The wedding guest, ho beat his breast.
For he heard the leud bassoon. 1,
"You must fnd Handel difficult, y
someone once yentured 10. remark to
the leader Of o band, when some chorus
fromthe !" Messiah . was in prepata.
ton. "Well, zuf, p was the reply, ahe
may be 70; but then you see, us alters
IN \, ind, indeed, IL was somotimes tlif-
fcult To recognize the creation Of the
great maestro which figured by way OF
anthem. And yet, when all Is said,
there was q ahomeliess about the whole
performance which harmonized with
the simple old church, through whose
nunatoried windows you could SEQ
the bees and butterflies busy among the
sycamore blossoms, and with the quiet
Patetnal teaching Of the rector, whose
dilcourses had al least the merit Of be-
ing Ineligible to the humblest Of his
congregation. But the secret Of his In
huence lay outside his teaching. 1t
was that Of .ohancer's parish priest y
For ohns.eA lorp and His Apostles, twelve He
J i taught; buthnt he followed II hlfnselie.
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A'5Aagsi a'ik ~ 2tc a "a
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= g.lTElk10J isiab1H ~ % &C
gtat 'ldi tsairinism ihiiaIrq 5l
sf H. No.. asz.A-.. = LII =. =. .,
, 1874-12-09
MIGRATING NEGROES.
The Threatened Removals. from 4Ala
bltslIL and <lcury3a To Euxus.

The Threatened isc,nornln from Ala
bsksllIl naa <1curyla 10 EcNus.
Tho threatened migration OF negroes from Ala~
Dn!nn aud Georgia III attracting attention in those
1tateB. Tho Mobile Rcyfsior sayB Tint Tho no.
gloer about Montgomery, Ala., hold lar.f meot-
ing tho otl!or tlay 10 consider what lay ware 30.
ing 10 do about tho Uomooratio victory iu tle
btAte. Sumo spoke IN lavor Of emigration iu-
tnndlatclY, but nt,orA nlylsca waiting ewhilo and
nlalsiuH nj, appeal to Copgross. Tha vas ss,b-
HtantiallY wllRt MRS resolved upor. 4 resolution
wns paasetl uAlHns /. Statu Cunyontoa Of tue
noErocH at Montgomery lu December. to mako
auuter report Of ''outlnses" to ttlo F0d0raI att
thosttipB.
Tho Augusta itias) Go',Jtftationalist sAys
'Ihero IL II lig teato just now about negro
exodus fsum flEUryla to other Htatcs nofauly
TeSan. Tie raflyoa1e, 1t Ia uaid, Hlt3 takn Tho
ahorar To TaxAa for half f4re, but u|lafEe lllin
full rrlco for returning. II the colored lmnplo
tlt,tlgo to Eo In TexaA We dr not Aca how tAoY
ran ha preynut0d, nnteeH superior il'!a''cemnh's
are offered for tileM to rsn,alu. !a t'aro aay
enough will sotnain rur all lraptlcal purposcH.
und It u grcat n!anY idlo wtsto nen wiIl 10
tnnroby tmpollcl to 20 to wsr:s, tho calamity
will not bo nh Inmitlgasa1 n'lo Ritter all, hnt
ratlor u I1oHaug in df..ulso."
Tim httnnta ftia,) ttrHta Of Nov. .S HsIda thn
fulluniuE: ''A,1 i subject Of daBrt'aa!Hl lnth"-
eat aud Importance, Wo present aorno fnvtto:
facta hea,1.ig lipon tho tAroAtcncsl emigration Of
tic nogroos iroln Gouiaia. Mr. 1Iollsoa, Of tho
Atlanta. s. Now Orloana L'nn, roflla1 70 tho
Charge that hIs limo lad forced tho Western d
, 1874-12-09
a PROBABLE MURDER.

ispecidt Uixpafth 10 I'hc CAa'Haa Vsitttns.
To1Eno, O., Dec. 8.-Dn lte ID Of November
last Barney NaLon. MI lyiE!in.su. 50 yoats old, q
MIN pf seme property, ana estemsiva ac4uasnt-
nuca in this city, and via had been detective
il the ernniuy al the Lake 6hara Railway for
number OF yeats, Disappeared very nystcrously
,,Yaet c.reytastaneas that led to suspicious of
foul play. Tho disappearance caused cousidora-
bio excituneut In tho connaaity. mud 81 600 re-
narl wEs offered for tho recovery Of his bouY
and tho detection ot his 1nurdosora, IT
ho had been murdered. Vigorous efforts
wcro made to uncover tho mystery.
but without succcss. is had lust
been seen in sa{oon In partial state Of H.
toxcatlon. Il cRhuut customer Ut the saloon.
iate lu Tho evening" though. ho saw d fuss brew
ing between Mah0n mud some purtlcs III the sa-
tovn. Three Of the latter were arrested, but, as
nothing could be proved ngai1tst Them. thoy were
discharged. Io-aay pa,aine tug tnfned uf L
body n tic river within . lew hundred Yards OF
tbs sooon iu which Ata4on ,Sas last beon. Tho
body MAS brought nsAo.e. nN4, although much
decomposed, 1t was recognized rs that Of Dnr-
ney Mahon, and tho exeiseMent OF the suh3ecs IL
again great. Tie body Inns aovoial bruises; ono
over the right sye fractured tho skull, but it Inns
not been determined vet whether the wound was
received before OF after daath. Tile coAt Of The
deceasea was off and tls pooketa turned out, antt
II seems That there a.e good grounds for sssa-
pccting that tho dtccaseh was assaulted mud
robbed w,oilo intoxica.ed. and tho body thrown
into the river Tor tho purpose OF conccalmont.
An inquest IL nov in progress.
, 1874-12-09
BILLIARDS.
RIatclt between Maurice Vignaux and
CyrI}lo Dion.
EIGHT Hundred Points French Oarom
for q Stake Of $500.
vignaux tho Winner by % Points,

,Speefai Dispatch to The Chtcana Tribune.
NEW YoRK Dec. 8.-Cyrilto Dion, tue we'll
known billiard export and Maurice Vignaux, who
uus declared champion Of tho American three.
ball game at tho recent tournament in this city,
played match this evening in Ta,nmany Hall
for $500 o eido. The conditions wore /:
Trench throe-ball gamo, 300 points UP,
goyornod by tho rules Of the Tournament.
Dion is man OF iron nerve, and among bllttard-
lists his tirclcasncss aud nlon1ltable pluck is
couaidcred to be almost unmatched. hence tho
number of points played, moro by 200 than
usual. But yisnaux's apathy aud steady
t,arya. yign.aux won tho loal. scored !, aud
missed an easy carou,. Ho missed In tue sccond
inning, scored iu tue third, and mIshod again ln
tho fourth. Meanwhile, Dion made r1'ns Of =. .,
aud Is by easy aud uot remarkable playing. Al
atrac,ous scratch OIL tho second shot III Viz
uarxs fifth luning gave him beautiful rNn OF 23
il which I,e lnnde neGt maBBeR aud r1und-thc-ta-
blo-shotH. uissixth and seventh innngs were bril-
liant oneH. QUO being Is and tho other 70. III
these ruus ho tlowol tho oxtraoldInury gk'll IN
delicate unysinE and coustantly-tepcatcd accu-
,ato position plays for which he ia notod.
aud III which ho probably now axccls any otlor
player in the country. This made tho airing
staud III to 52 il, V,ynanx's favor. Dion'a LUCK
for y long Eilne to keep the, balls to:
getl,or. Onco lie was kissed out Of
whas bid fur to ho good run after few points
worc made. Ho missed easv shots. Save run
Of I'll iu tic eighteenth inuing there was nothing
noteworthy in The playing TIL the thirsy-illth in
Mug, when, by ss line nursing as 10 has
ever shown in public match, ho
scored l27. Tho playing on both ,astlos.
thencoforward, WIS ordinary, considering,
of cousso, tic players, till tho hf:y third iuniu;,
whou Vlguaux, by unusually good plny, with bad
fortune iu two freezes and several ksaes, made
al ovon 100%
Tho aatuo Was remarkably close throughout.
There was iutonaa oxcitoment toward tho c!oBo,
Vig1laux won iii eixty-soyen innings by rs
Tisaa, Il hours 35 miuutcs Siguaua'a average,
II Gu-G7 DIon, II 46-cG.
Vbu following III
, 1874-12-09

oa,,rt aud ,,,rao ,,or,no. xo,e ti,1cd. courirr
ose"it' a"" sn1so ..oHooa "o ", ","ea. '.,.e'at
"aa eehs 1or 1o'h'orce'ne'''7' e'it'' oAc,'o''o"'
prevailed. 1ientordamnntH sool' afflso" from
Carroll Parish, Alonruo' nfld Do!tn.
IL oomuitten at clttzohs met Adlltaht-oonoIhl
Paokcr md tho Governors nide-ao-canI. Lee.
nnd agreed 1t Crosby wduth fcH'Eh n'" 1ehFo the
county lhoy would do 10 harm to tho prisoners.
1aclcr lott on special trh'n 1or JACKSON 10 ~
torccpt the aoycrttnleiit trools Tue oiaEohs uo.
claranB thnt tllev VIII hnl'H cioapS KIN Ao'lS
Pfiaohors II tue tr'ohH 1hselle1n. ..u
CrpBhy hns htun trnabtoifeu 10 the 1"'s for
protcetiou.
19ufnora TINT ,1o norroea arc assembling IN
1..on1cnn Corrtv ami afutinon Parish, La., nro
Asns 'n 'sittt III, n.,;toa ,aro han, nffntntI nm,
llut tenApe' ana Mnt ttn,.s al nrnt,nhin rnJ,,t.
eistatsco, II required, lrnm al 1fn.I"uto poIhts
but thdv do not deem u necessary o. pfeeot't.
Tho c0lotod poDplc I'll tho city aro feproaehlea
Oh napalvo. ,,.,
business "a ddad' tifty Or sl9sS "ofe ltilteo
YtAtgt1hy, all but ono u0lhrot.
I7n the As;oesaftd 1TtSs.! a.! .~.,.....
Y1CEApUNo, h[Iss., Dec. B.-lAo excitement
s},o,,t the Court.iIouge was iutonsa this morn-
;nw hit tha norn1nnnf]nfR Of tic various com.
..nEE;,s 'E' roaforoJ nmiot an1 i'm ttyeH ~ potnr
Cfoaoy aoa otner persons d 9 eal'. =. Az.
Lleiit'-Col. y. D. Lea. nia.ue-canip ol Aol1'