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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-02-20
OFFICIAL.
AN ORDINANCE

Authorizing the Mayor TO issue change war
rants in lieu Of the certificates Of indebted
ness issued TO persons who had paid for
Nicolson or stone payements, so as to make
them available for paying the special tax.
/. Be IL ordained by the General Council
that the Mayor be authorized and required to
issue to persons or corporations holding GER
tifcates Of Indebtedness for payments made
for Nicolson or stone pavement change war
rants Of the denominationspf one ~, two and
half Y 50), FIVE ~. ten 10, twenty (20) and
fifty (50 dollars, whenever any such person or
corporation presents their certificate Of in
debtedness and surrenders the same and de-
mands the change as above provided for.
2. The Mayor, upon taking up any certiii-
cate Of Indebtedness. shall cause the same TO
be cancelled Immediately, and to be fled in
the Office of the Comptroller as n voucher for
the warrants issued under this ordinance; and
the Comptroller shall keep record book OF al!
certificates surrendered and Cancelled, and
shall note on each certificate surrendered the
numbers and denominations of the change
warrants issued in lieu thereof. and shall also
register said change warrants in said record
book. with the name of the person TO whom
they are issued. the dates and amounts Of the
change warrants, and the certificates of in
debtedness surrendered shall exactly CORE
spond. except that in cases where the fraction
Of dollar, less than fifty cents. occurs. The
party receiving the warrants shall be paid In
money, but no one person shall receive more
than said fractional sum, and that only once.
8. The warrants issued under this ordinance
tifcates of indebtedness for which they are
issued, and shall be receivable. principal and
interest, in payment of any special tax that
has been or may hereafter be levied by the
General Council. to reimburse those who have
paid for the Nicols9u pavement In front OF
their property. but not in payment of any
other dues.
4. The warrants issued under this ordinance
shall be substantially in the following forn
. The City of Memphis is indebted to -
or bearer in the sum Of dollars. with in
terest at 6 per cent. per annum from the ~
day Of until this warrant is redeemed.
This warrant is issued in lieu of a certificate
Of idebtedness No. -. issued under the
provisions Of an ordinance approved Feb -
1874 and is receivable in payment of the
tax already levied and to be levied by the
General Council. to reimburse thosewhO have
paid for Nicolson or stone pavements, but not
receivable in payment of any other dues
5. That the Mayor be authorized TO contract
for plates and paper for lithographing and
printing of the warrants herein provided for,
and to have the same well and speedily exc
cuted.
"Witness the signature of the Mayor and
the seal Of the city, this - day Of -
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savage Attack.

Last night stranger named Josiah
Laird was arrested for drunkenness by
the police and placed in cell occupied
by haokman named Jimmy Corners.
During the night Corners made saw
age attack upon Laird, beating his head
almost into jelly. This morning the
unfortunate man appeared before the
Recorder and presented horrible APP
pearance, Corners having kicked him in
the face while he lay unconscious on the
floor of the cell. The brute was fined $50
in each of two cases, and was placed
under $4,000 bonds to answer the charge
Of assault and battery with intent to
kill. Laird was brought before the
Grand Jury this forenoon for the pur'
pose of indicting Corners.
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PHYSICIAN.
CITY TAXES,
Notice to Taxpayers.

TNHE ASSESSMENT OF 20 CENTS ON THE
l. 500 of taxable property, payable m cash
for the i. e. Brown mandamus, and the 10
cents Of like assessment, payable in paving
certificates, and also the 10 cents assessed on
the 500 of taxable property for the Missis-
sippi River railroad tax, is now past due, and
not having been collected from those persons
who have paid their taxes for 1873. and as it is
imperatively necessary that the same be col
lected at once, notice is hereby given to all
year 1873, as well as to those who have paid
their general tax and have not paid the spe-
eial tax above mentioned, to come forward
and settle ut once.
After the LIST day Of March, 1874, distress
warrants will be issued against all who fail to
comply with this notice.
146-l55 f. @. SOHAPER, Tax Collector.
Morning papers copy ten times.
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Chew COleman's Pressed Fine Cut.
Police Court.

Quite heavy docket-ffty-two cases
came up for adjudication before the
Recorder to-day:
John Connolly, a carrier of deadly
weapons, was fined and placed under
$4,000 bond.
William Mitchell, G. Pope and George
Price, charged with having stolen goods
in possession, were each committed in
default Of $1,000.
The rest Of the cases were simple mis-
demeanors, for which fines we're i'm
posed.
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News GooDs.-The king Of newsmen
is our young friend Jimmie Corwin, who
presides at his little store, 2s5 Main,
near Madison street. He keeps cen
stantly on hand all Of the leading dailies,
weeklies and monthlies. Give him a
call for your Sunday reading, as Jim is
a lively young man, and always up to
time with everything in his line of bust
ness. Stop and see him.
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EIentIan nfOmnars.

Yesterday the Fremen's Mutual Re
lief Association elected officers as fol-
lows for the ensuing year: Michael Nc
Fadden, President; E. Cunny, Vice
President; Charles Piaggio, Treasurer
James Dolan, P. G. Kennett and A. B.
Weaver, Finance Committee. A reso-
luton thanking the city press for cour-
tesies during the late epidemic was unan.
imously adopted.
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ADJUSTMENTS.


MEMPHIS THEATER. Last night large
and fashionable audience attended the
theater and witnessed Lawrence Bar
rett in King Lear, play not now often
put on the stage. The dramatis per-
sone we're well cast; Lear" Mr.. Bar
ret; Edgar" Mr.. Lang; Edmund"
Mr.. Meredith; Cordelea," Louisa Haw-
thorne, etc. The play was finely rem
dered, and was we'll put on the stage.
Mr.. Barrett gave most faithful and
effective representation of the role. Mr..
Lang, as Edgar" was most effective,
and almost divided the honors with the
star, receiving large share of applause
from the critical audience. Tonight
Julius Caesar will be presented, with
the following cast:
Caius Cassius. BARRETT
Marcus 0hn a: Lang
Marc '''''.;Ste Gorge morton
Julus Otesar MeIedlth
Portla, vile oil Brutus.-......IOuisa hawthorne
Calphurnia, wife Of Caesar. Gabella Preston
The minor characters are well
filed by the other members of the
Barrett company. The acts of the
play are as follows: Act. The feast
of the Lupereal; the temptation Of
Brutus by Cassius. Act 2-The garden
of Brutus; the conspiracy. Act3-The
capitol; the ides Of March; the assassi-.
nation OF julius Caesar. Act 1.-The
forum; the orations of Brutus and
Antony. Act 5-The tent of Brutus;
the celebrated quarrel scene between
Cassius and Brutus. Act 6-The battle
field of Philippi; death of Cassius and
Brutus.
At the matinee tomorrow Rosedale
will be the attraction, and at night
Richard III will close the Barrett en-
gagement. Next week Mrs. Chanfrau
will appear in a round of characters.
HUMPTY DUMPTY.-.Fox & Denier's
pantomirie troupe, now performing at
the Greenlaw Opera House, present
most amusing and pleasing entertain
meDt. The cast of Humpty Dumpty is
most excellent, Mr.. Denier taking the
leading role, which he fills to perfection,
amusing to every one. We cannot say
too much Of the pleasure Fox & Denier's
Humpty Dumpty affords, but assure our
citizens that it is real entertainment,
defective in nothing pertaining to its
class. 1t is panorama of comicali-
ties interesting both to the old and
young. The performing birds of Tony
Denier constitute one of the many at
fractions of Humpty Dumpty. The
spade and ladder dancing of A. W.
MaAin is among the wonders worthy to
behold, and is not excelled by any that
has ever appeared in Memphis. Master
Fish, who is quite child, exhibits a
rare talent as a cornet player, and is
said to be the youngest musician in the
world. John Denier and Mat McCor-
rlacks horizontal bar exercises, and the
Little Frauds" Maggie Willett and
Willy Hamilton, add no little to the at
fractions. Go tonight and be amused.
Matinee tomorrow and closing perform
ance at night.
WHITES OPERA HOUSE. - Manager
White has brought out twenty splendid
stars, who appear nightly at his Jeffer-
son street Opera House. The pro-
gramme of entertainment consists of
vocal and instrumental music, fancy
and clog dancing, specially acts, com
edies etc. Strangers visiting the city
will find Whites Opera House a pleas
ant place to while away few hours.
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News STAND.-At Mrs. Mansford's
news depot, corner of Second and Mon
roe, the latest daily papers, monthly
magazines, periodicals and news goods
can be found. 95f
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Accidentally killed,

Last evening Mr.. Andrew c. Stewart,
brother of Colonel NJ. D. l.. Stewart of
our city, was accidentally killed near
Capelsville, on the Pigeon Roost road,
by his saddle horse rearing up and fall
ing back upon him. Mr.. Stewart lived
but few moments after the accident.
At the time the sad accident occurred
he was in company with several neigh
bors, and his son who was driving
wagon, and had left Memphis with them
in the afternoon. Mr.. Stewart resided
about ten miles from the city on the
Pigeon Roost road, and leaves wife and
family. His remains will be conveyed
to the cemetery tomorrow afternoon.
Mr.. Stewart was older than his brothers,
Messrs. M. D. L. Stewart and William
Stewart, who are residents of our city.
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Chew COleman's Pressed Fine Cut,

News GooDs.-Jimmy Corwin, at
2S5 Main street, has just received
Godey's and Peterson's lady's books for
March. Ladies should call early be-
fore they are all gone, as Godey's is an
extra good number.
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Lost.

Last night, one band bracelet-gold-
marked with the initials I'M. E., Aug,
1872" The finder will be literally re-
warded by returning same to D. B.
Forster, 366 Front street. l46
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AYSTERSl OYSTERS!

Now you can eat oysters. John A.
Siguaigo, 27S Second, and l6S Main
street. sole agent for Howard d Bro,
Norfolk, Va. Choice select, 45c per
can; mediums, 35c per can; ordinary,
25c per can. l44t
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AN ORDINANCE.

Section /. Be It ordained, That the Wharf
master shall charge and collect from the own
ers, agents or persons in charge Of all wharf
boats lying at the city landing the regular
rates of wharfage charged steamboats,. as laid
down in section al Of the city ordinances.
See. q. That this ordinance shall take
effect from and after its passage.
Passed first, second and final reading by
Aldermen. February 18th passed first. second
and final reading by Council. February
Approved, February 18th, 1874.
JOHN L0AGUE, Mayor.
Attest: NJ. T. WILLIAMSON, City Register.
l44-1h3
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KAHN & FREIBERG.

1863, III, l73 Main street, corner Poplar.
SENSATION ! SENSATION I !
200 pairs phite kid gloUeS, 81 pair;
500 pairs bronze shoes, 81 so. A fine
pair of French kid gloUes gicen erery
purchaser Of fire dollars north Of
goods, and goods at panic prices.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-02-20

Between the Louisville and Little
Rock depots, one package, sealed and
addressed James Speed, Ticket Agent,
Memphis. The finder will be rewarded
by leaving it at ticket Office, 2s7 Main
street, corner of Madison. 1857
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-02-20

Il. seessel, ST. & Sons can supply the
trade with best quality in whole or half
barrels, at low figures. No. p jefferson
street, corner Third. 1851
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-02-20

THE Knights of Pythias Relief Com
mittee meets every Monday at halfpast
two p. m. All applications for assistance
should be made prior to that time at 1928
Second street.
1881 By ORDER OF THE COMMITTEE.
Appeal and Avalanche copy for one week.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-02-20

]. W. X. Browne, the Jefferson street
plumber, gas and steam filter, is pre-
pared to execute all orders in his line
with neatness, cheapness and dispatch.
His number is l6 Jefferson street, be-
tween Main and Front. 1861
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-02-20

FRESH oysters received daily at Ma
dame Vincent's Crystal Palace. Served
in every style and in cans to families. [6f
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sTendcIssohn Quartet1e club.

Rehearsal tonight friday for Mes
siah." Members are respectfully re-
quested to be present.
Il. WITToY, Seo'y.
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Read and Drink.

George Kendall's Mardi Gras cock
tails and fancy drinks, at Hole in the
Wall, on Monroe, near the Peabody, are
the things to take. l42T
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COLEMAN'S PRESSED FINE CUT
Received this day by Express.
FIVE HUNDRED POUND 8
-OF-
PRE- ISL ED I'm Il GU II
"a new invention),
FOR SALE ONLY AT
SOL. COLEMAN'S CIGAR STORE,
400 Main Street,
Between Washington and Adams streets.
1AT
Masquerade suits,

For Mardi- Gras, Of every description, at
M. G. Hunters Southern Emporium of
Fashion, 247 Main street. Prices to suit
the times. $50
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EoR BALE on EXCHANGE,

T9OR SALE, RENT OR EXCHANGE FOR
L CITY Property-A tWo-story house and ten
acres OF ground, four miles east Of the city. A
great bargain is offered in this place. APP
plY 70 !. I. PRIlCHETr.
fi2-l53 at DeS0to Bank,
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REMOYALi REMOVAL!

HI. G. HoIlenberg has removed TO
NO. 294 Main street, (Cdrk's Marble
Block,) where Will be found musical
merchandise of every description
at the lowest market rates. 1l7f
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FRESH OYSTERS Wright from the
shelly, at 25 cents per dozen, at Ill Beal
street. 1861
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Chew COIeman's Pressed Fine Cut.
The memnhis RefheI.

All friends Of the Bethel are earnestly
requested to be present at the Exchange
building on next Sabbath at 2 o'clock
pm. to witness the seventh anniversary
exercises Of the institution.
NJ. p. JARSIGAN,
c. W. HEIsKELL,
A. S. McNEAR,
l49 Committee,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-02-20

NOR RENT = OFFICE LATELY 0CCU-
L pied by the Carolina Life Insurance Com
pany. Also, sleeping rooms in the Desoto
Block, ~ Madison street. -,
l47-152 wv. MULLEN.
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No ONE would play on the large tables
after trying those small ones at Willetts.
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FRESH OYSTERS.

At panic prices, at Victor ID.
Fuebs', NO. Al Jefferson street. 7St
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ATTEST: City Register"
Passed first reading by Aldermen February
II; rules suspended and passed second and
final readings. Passed first reading by Coun-
ell February II, 1874; rules suspended and
passed second and final reading.
Approved February u. 1874
JOHN LOAGUE, Mayor.
Attest: NJ WILLIAMSON. City Register.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-02-20

HAVE you played on those small tables
at Willett's2 1881
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pressed turkeys ana Chickens.

A fine lot received by express to-day
at VICTOR D. FUcHs',
l49 Il Jefferson street.
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nor RENT-sToRE NO. 2i4 FRONT ROW.
4 lately occupied by Nathan Bros. Apply
70 l.. LAWHORN d CO.,
124-f 352 Front street.
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T1ORRENT-HoUSE WITH FIVE ROOMS,
L good water, Ill Elliott street. Apply at
1913 Elliott street. loo-l
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r,oR RENT-A ROOM FOR TWO GENTLE
men at Beehler's, ga Washington street.
14l-14S
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OYSTERS, shell !lss stew, FRY or any An.
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NOR RENT-THREE. STORY BRICK RES
Il idence, 124 Court street. l4I-loz
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FOR RENT.

NOR RENT 81 ACRES AND ORCHARD,
4 house, ETC., near Female College.
l4s-l49 W. A. WHEATLEY, 2S0 Main st.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-02-20

T1oRRENT-A SMALL COTTAGE HOUSE,
L three rooms, with large garden spot at
tached. on Suzette street, near James IarK'
Apply at Is Madison street. 1881
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-02-20

THOR RENTAL REDUCED RATE. NO. 9S
L Court. W. A. WHEATLEY, $50 Main.
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TaOR RENT FARM OF 70 ACRES OF
Esrich cotton land, with gin and gin,house,
81 miles from Memphis on Cow Island road.
Also On err avenue, q acres of good cotton
land az miles south Memphis. Inquire at
aS6 Front street. LOUIS HANAUER,
I4l-i4 Guardian of Minor Heirs.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-02-20

NOR RENT--A SMALL HOUSE ON VANCE
4 street, near the corner Of DeSoD street;
of tba market. WIN. L. VANCE,
1S3-xviii.4 Phoenix Insurance Ofice.
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nor RENT-A COTTAGE ON BROAD
Il way; four rooms; SIS per month. Apply
to "fi46-fj W. MESS1OK, % Madison st.:
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EoR RENT FOR THE YEAR 1874, MY
IL place on the Horn Lake road, three miles
from the city, aud known as the Jacob place,
Ground attached, well stocked with fruit trees.
"A splendid place for a gardener. Apply TO
6s-f J. W. JEFFERSON, 16 Madison 81.
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nor RENT SEVERAL COTTAGE
L houses. Apply to Marx d Bensdorf,
agents, No. Madison street. l29-t
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LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE


nz- No change of cars by this line for Lolis-
willie. ST. Louis or Nashville. Pullman Pa lace
sleepinF-cars on all night trains,
For tickets or information apply at
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RAILROADS.
Arkansas and Texas Short Line
VIA
MEMPHIS AND LITTLE ROCK r. R.
CONVECTION COMPLETED

Sleeping cars on Mail Train. For Tickets
and information, inquire at 2S7 Main street,
27s Main street, or at Depot, foot of Washing
ton, Memphis, Tenn;
r.. A. WILLIAMS, ger Ag't.
126-l55 .J.H. PERRY, Gen'l Ticket Ag't.
, 1874-10-17
THE SMITH KIDNAPPING CASE.

TO tie EIRar,of The Chicaoo Tribune:
61N: How is Gov. Deyoridyo going to obtain
possession OF the prisoner Smith, who has boon
kidnapped on Illinois soil wl.ilo citizen Of
Illinois, aud spirited away to Tennessee? Whore
is the rcn1ady, aud whcro tho power which can
rogtore kidnapped citizen? II he be takcn out
Of the United Suites. the Federal Government
will roach the case but can II In caso liko Lho
ono mentioned7 4 person charged in ouy
State with crimo, who shall 1oe into
another, must bo delivered up on demand
Of tho Governor Of tho 6tato where
the crime was committed. Tho second section OF
Art. 4 Of tho Federal Constitution provides tLia; !;
and the uct OF Congress OF Fob. IL, 1903, points
out the method and conditions OF tho delivery Of
q fugitive from Justice; but thoro does not seem
to bo. so tar as tho writer linds, any provisions
ia the Federal Constitution or awn for the rescue
Of o. kidnapped poison. Tho kidnnppens arc
criminals, and may 10 aout for. Tho prorIalona
OF tho Illinois State statute, providing that it
shall DO the duty OF tho Governor to send IN
aEcnt with credentials to tho State to which he
RupEoaea tho kidnapped pcfson 10 hayo bce.i
tAken, nnd to usn Bucn meanH ~ ho, tue toVorl.
or, dcetns neccspary 70 olIe:t tho oblect, Will
or courts Of q eister'ssato. Our laws can, Of
ooa.sc, hnvc no oatra-tegritorinl forco. Tley
aro latos in llliuoiu, but only advice in Tonnsa-
aeo.
cngugiug iu var, and proyidaa tha. tho General
Government will protect any StAto from i'll
y.s1on, 4 State may not.oyon "keop troops or
shipt-of-war in tlmo Of poaco" (Ars ], sco. 10y;
hut tic federal Government doou not anbnmo ~
ro,.sorcd ] tho nower to do It itsolf. Tlo Connil-
tut0n derrlyoh a State Of tue power Of pcotoot-
i,.t ita own citzons; but does 1t raise upa power
, 1874-10-17
Supcrstitip,l lta E*.Eeu.

Fran tic Con Erfio Gr Cuk1d1, Sept. X
In 1luheard Of crime las receni1,' boon commit
ted in Alatnt nca. small town, a. out q league
TO tho southwest OF tho capital Of 1Ae Province OF
Canealo. On thu 10th OF Ausul4 tho Iudlapa
were celebrating Assumption Dny, aud IN ordot
u worthliy solemDlze tho OCCASION. they dater-
ulued, With tho Justice Of tho A.aca at their
lea6, TO slowly burn to death Eli unior!uuGts
citizen named Mntiano Lurc1nlaY, who eu1oStd
The uncuviablo reputation Of bc,nG a fo;corcr.
Thoy sulzca their yicim aud draeHad him to tic
Plazzc, whore thoy bolabored him with etitkG.
nut him In tho atocla. aud, finally, after eoFo-
tnS with praw. they aet fire to tho inaHa. Du.1nT
tllu whole Of this tins thoy were Cheering aud
shouting. They thon left their yIotrA burnlttt
and retired to tho lipuso OF tho %lllge TO Mn
mciry. Abouta couple OF hours aferMarl III,
JudEe remarked thut sorceresB dlrd with great
difficulty, and that it would 10 naoekaary to IT,
tuyu to tic sauaro and oxau'na Tho victim. Taiu
pronositlon tacotyad tho consent o. ~, and on
rsuehng tAu Btlaara thoY wcro 1s'ri1rlrotl 10 iid
Lurcanay yot uliyo. Tho Judge thou eeizo | a
knifo. mud oxclaimlng: "After th'a nporation
you viii not cHcnps," vat tho throat Of the pocl
wretch. a,d ordosed That tue hoy, uhoud ln Let,
to tho dogs. SO a0ntl aa tho tlnn WAa cyilCn;J
dead, tic mob EetNrnod to ita rorclE..
4 trpyolar wso happened to paBs by gathered
tho renlai,.s, nnd nfter giving ;1oM bu.iuJ, liz
formed tho authorities at Cangullo. Tho, but.
rrafec, DR.. Mirl.lln, announced that 10 lnttltt
cd to reward tho criminals il they would yolnls
tatily visit him. by tina r1sKa lo h2a hcon ns]d
to capture tho ,Iutlga, Mur1ano t'or.:. ard se;cF
others, asld thoy aro safely deltaQsaQ IN ~
prison 1t Chueehiu.
, 1874-10-17

tho United Atatcs doc. mt nay tlnt tho Federal
fovon'ent may to anything oft'o !iin' md that
given oxImrsnIv, or il nrcon1nrlly itnplIotl. in
That Constitution. Tlio United ststss IL not n
hpycroign: II " n rnpre ureat,.re of u Co,mtltn.
lion, aisd ltaa only lhn pownrn therein delegated.
geo ono way cut. Fer. 10 nf Art, /, rcforrc,a To
above, provides, It Is true Tint 10 Slate pi,nli
engage in wnr, hut X rcads 'riDtyHl M ronst NJ
Of Congrtsa." Lot the wrongs of Illinois be
represented Ia Congress at III next session, md
tliih htato receive nnit,nt to engngo III II VAR
with TenneBace 1t, the effort to rtsnyer liia ktl-
mapped mar. trhis may seem l,ltlierons, a,,d it
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