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commencement Exercises Of The Med
ical College.
The valedictory Address by Or. Lud-
lam.
Annual Report Of the Condition Of Hos'
pital and College.
The List Of Graduates.

Medical Cellego and Hospital FOR tho soabioh OF
1s7a-74 wore hold last night at Central llsl, cor
Tho attendance was largo.
THE nEalsfhAns 11,a.. hsf1n.' ~. rou,r,o
After prayer by Bishop Cheney. Dr. Iempio D.
noyno, Registrar Of tho f@ou''S' f'"u 'Ae io''o"'
Ing report:
In my
ohaago 1aHo psaa"sa sas,on ~ s'"'Ds 'AN'
Tho consolidation Of tho several courses hitherso
utycu dur,ug tho year into single term of over 1yo
ortha, 1u-ati,n anil Tim 1tv.Jon NJ rayera of tbe
n.oA'"e 49,. y, H.. ,,t,,a .s.,,t.na ~ ,,o c1,v.
r - - A.. tr.,no. sr, F..uI,v d In NJ.
aue as.oa y, .uo ~ w. a,,.a n."io,s,o,, .nd
cora "1li tao ae'anus " Wv sas.s 1919
oss os ii tse p1aneSes so hs
calculation Of oil points Which were At all obeeare,
without alghtiug my Important subject belonging to
tho chaira condition Of things Which was not possi
bio under tno old regime. 1u truth, the lspethenns
has mot ho hearty appreciation Of tho whole medical
profession, md has proved emnetitiy saeseasins.
KY seasss aaHo been aepeseu aSea,a " 'o ues
%c%nce rassro, No., 3ea, nn pynmco3oa,ea1
hnvn hecn ,1nusnniy intcrcs,inT Caecs hnye Geo1i
b9oSsht KIT Se,ers tSs e!sas whis we're exceedingly di
ct Of djauuog!a but operations DECIDED tho opinions
1cd 10 b. Garrett Not only luyo our students been
xeRuur IN their attentlnuca the cilnca Of Hahuc-
mann HOSPITAL and tic College Dspcnsary, but many
Of tito advanced class also Visited tho clinics Of tho
County Hospital securing to themselves = practical
familiarity with tue dioront methods Of treatiuen;
thus enabling them place greater confidence III tho
byttem Of ours which ti1ey h9yp voluntarily selected.
Owing 10 tho financial imnio which occurred about
tho tine Of tho o1etg Of tho Besslon, the cnss
not 0uta a. largo a. that o1 last session. Nad not
been for Tits cause, our number would have been
greaty in excess of last year. Tho class numbered
tpyeuy.sx who were attracted hGrp freIn every pqr
ton Of tho country by tho excellent reputation Of tho
SCHOOL OF thin clasB, twenty y-onp members hnyo
piled With thc College reqilcnleuts and heyo passed
branches taught In curriculum. Theae persons
ars known to the Faculty "a competent, honest,
earncst, and Industrious and chcsrfully 1s:om.
mentlcd as it snDjects for tho dcarce Of Doctor Of
Medicine and Surgery.
coSFrnn1ya THE pranErs.
prof + S,n.il tlSou con forrnd daprca, ,,on
ot ~. e. o.uI snuu 3, ~ nE W. so1 ~ ypnt
tno loilowll1E o, efaauates: J.. y; nLoonss T.. "
gharo4iu, aoorgo "A. corning, Gnaf!e0 y. 6' uMraIs'
George e. Gorhani. Joui ". Latsou, Al,nn Y.
Macdonald, Clarence e. hIay, 8. e. Nixon,
Qnorrn r. Pnranna William n. Patti. Mrs
T. q pnr;nctom nnTncn ". Roherts ChnrleH d.
ctsi,.a Is.i .i 3N :, ctn1c ~, Wf;,io., r. nyt,,S
otHnAuPCt LABoup =. oIhIAus y nAi"lu -" AAkunt
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SVG1 U kE10z11V 3S11xA12 490 &1&I ~ !.
T1OH SAILING OR 100 ACRES IN BOUTHW1EST Z
IL OF geo. 49, Town 10, Range 13 adjoining irving Park
aNYDEW LEE, ii Nixon Building, northeast corner
k{nnrrh md TGSal3D.bA.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

WANTED1nQoD IMPROVED BUSINESS Pro 20
J! port{ We LAW @9o 0 to $780, CO.. worth OF G01u u
aldo rcsdeaco ground part ooar, inoumboted tar
no wo wli lnso good traae Mll a1s2ne 70 Ie1son oa.
ownsis. KKH / uOXTMs, lSs WasIaiistou4t.
WANTEP-10T AND HOUSE,, WITH N9r NJ e. LESS laNs
" thnn i've socptnE worth not 6vaf ~, y9sY
station whore Iyde Park traiHs stop an tho I'LL
anoAa Gcnssa! VIII pay eHAh and assume anaHuanrsnGH:
Ual on ar adraaa 1t oaco, L. A. CHASE. Aoam Ut
14aSAG-at. ....-. :.
also want house Tor cash customer worth about and
not OysF ~, UQ0 OIL tho Wsst bido.
WANTRD-nRI!jK HOUSE IN THE MonTH D DI:
ysio1i, cast Of Q!ask,st, or on A8Ao-sL. worth
TWANTKD-TO rUWpIANH-ANY ONE HAVING
full abstract Of Fhpa' Subdivision oi BOO. 81, Z,
81, N. II, d. apply a Esa btatc.st. 49,
III HOUSES AND LOTS THAT ARE KAn
W gans. fso 81 e To %. 0oo ta any dtvs!on nt cltL
nnsoi!nr. G3u!tsntly iAqulriaRi alsn lots BRIGHAM
4 HrltV EMS, Is Meth01lat Church Block.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-11-19
WHEELING & LAKE ERIE r. R.

We are under obligations to an Old
friend Doctor Elwood Satnley, of San
dusky city, for late copies of the Register
of that place. The Register contains ar
ticles urging upon the citizens OF San
dusky the importance Of immediate ac-
ton to raise tn, ir subscription to ninety
thousand dollars, the amount required OF
them 10 secure the road. We are glad
10 learn that the amount is nearly raised
and will undoubtedly be secured at once.
The committee, composed Of Mr.. John,
son. Doctor Stanley and others who passed
over the route two or three weeks ago to
investigate the coal deposits reported IA
yorably at public meeting, since which
the good work has been going on iaySrS- ia.S5, r.
bly. The Register calls this SanGusky's
opportunity, and it is, undoubtedly II
that city wishes to secure direct and close
connection with the coal fields now is her
opportunity, the golden (black diamond
opportunity. Sandusky people Will rue
the day if this railway faisthrough then
neglect.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-11-19
mn WHOLE WFsTgRN COUNTRY

Can now be easily reached BY the Aadntie and "a
I'm. and liStm3 Huclec Railroads and their ilhl
siage and steamboat connections. These lines
commence ot 81. Louis, at which point the hissls,
sippi river Is crossed by the most magnificent Sieei
BTldoe IN ikF World and traverse the whole length
OF Central and Southwest Missouri. and a portion
of Kansas and the Indian Territory, and mus iul-
nish the business man. pleasure seeker ana ne
emlgrant, the most direct and comfortable route
10 an points IN Missouri, Kansas, Texas, Colofaao'
New Mexico, Nebraska, Utah, wyoming CsilloI-
rior inducements offered those seeking homes lh
the Far West and the transportation taeilltles are
unequaled BY any Western road, Everybody go-
CONVINCED that the Missouri Pacific Through Line
and the Atlantic and Pacific Short Line are me
really popular thoroughfares Of travel For maps
timetables, information as To rates routes ele.
address s. ii. Thompson, Eastern Passenger Agent
Union Depot. Columbus Ohio, or E A. Ford Gen
eral Passenger Agent st. Louis, Mo- Questions
will be cheerfully and promptly answered
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-11-19
INTERESTING CORRESPONDENCE

The following letter from awell-known
business man 20 Prof Smith, Principal OF
the Iron City College, city of Pittsburgh,
ia a merited tribute to the most thorough
and successful business college in the
country: :,
PRof J. c. SMITH, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Dear Sir:-Haying long contemI-
Mated giving you some account of my do
ings since leaving the Iron City College,
/ now write to thank you for the training
| then and there received, as without 1t
never should have been able to secure
and hold the position | now occupy MY
salary amounts to about three thousand ! q
dollars per annum, with perqulsltessl u
desired. am credited at the home Office
with rendering the best statement Of ac-
cnnnts and settlements of bank collec-
tions of any general agent in the field.
Truly yours, ID. b. MARSH
BLOOMINGTON, LII, October ~, 1878
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-11-19

GRAND CoNcERr.-The Canton Leder-
kranz are rehearsing for . grand concert
to be given on Thanksgiving night, at the
Opers House. This is the only vocal so
ciety in our city that has met with sue
cess and constant improvement, and the
organization is one that can render an
excellent programme in fine style; each
member being a good singer, and under
stands music 80 thoroughly, that as a
body, no better chorus can be found in
me State. Don't fail to hear them.
They will be assisted by the Nilsson
ouartette of this town, whose names viii
Drove valuable and attractive addition
to the programme. Those who fail Il
attend will miss rare treat.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-11-19

IT will be readily noticed that nightly
hrawls and disturbances are growing
more frequent and unrestrained IN our
town. and yet with all the necessity,
there are vet but two night policemen IN
our town. while Akron and other neigh
boring towns Of the same size, have from
four to eight This matter should pc at
tended 70 soon, as the perpetrators oi
these acts we'll know that two men can
not guard the town properly. We have
been authenticity informed that the res
ide.,ts of South Canton, having, grown
tired of the delay and neglect In thit
matter, have coneludedto employ night
policeman for their locality on their OWL
raanonabilitY. a..
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-11-19

DIED.-A. .E.Mathews, youngest brother
of Dr.J II. Mathews and +. P. Matthews,
of this place, died at Big Thompson, Col'
orado. on October 3D., OF, cramp cole,
aged IA years. The deceased was a dis
tinguished artist, and made many
sketches of battle scenes in the late war
He incorporated them into his Pan
Drama of the War" He also, after the
war visited Utah and Nebraska, making
4 nan6rama Of the/grsnd scenery. lie
was ltBe author lof Geological Chart
of the World, with Special Reference to
North AperiGa." Mr.. M leaYes no
family, and wasneyer married !
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-11-19

BLAZER was at the Opera House on last Tuesday
night and some one told him that Maggie Aischells
age was over 20 years. but he does not believe any
such thing, for he knows twenty girls who iooA
,,giee as old, who have never celebrated une
twenty. fourth anniversary oftheir birth days ana
there isnt family bible TO be found In the house
Of any of them.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-11-19

From bills printed at this office, we see
that the heirs of Julian Young, deceased,
will sell ON Saturday, the 26th inst, on
their farm, p miles East of Qsnaburg, on
the State road, their farming implements,
household furniture, ,lOne mare, and their
farm Of 40 acres, on which Is good
house, barn, out building, &c.
Also that Edward Sexhauer will sell at
his residence miles North OF Canton, OH
New Berlin road Stark Co., November
"a, 1874: horse cattle, threshing machine
reaper and mower, farming implements
To 10 tH...A. $500. ,'A
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-11-19

THE Akron daily Argus, in its issus OF
December LIST, will commence the publ
cation of "Ani epitohei History oi the
Western Reservep from 1862 to the ioTm-
ation of the State in 1902, by General u.
v pierce. 1t will run three months.
Price of Daily 81, 80; Of semi-weekly 0O
cents. ..II.r ~ IA
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-11-19

A UNION Thanksgiving service will be
held in the Baptist Church OF this city on
Thanksgiving, the 26th inst, at lO4 O'Clock
AN. The sermon will be preached by
Rev w. J. Park Of the Presbyterian
Church. Z II ]
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-11-19

To CORRESPONDENTS. - "Chetierson's
orticle was received too late forthis week,
The communication entitled bosses
Tweed Shepherd &C., is laid over.
That entitled 'The sparkling lake water
that our two hundred thousand dollars
did not secure" is not acceptable
The friends letter requesting the re-
production, in one issue ol the DEMocE.Ar,
p6f onr VoIrAIRE APE articles, including
the poetry, will be considered
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-11-19

The Salem Era says a party Of tramps,
numbering six, called at the residence oil
FIw1rd Flanagan, in the suburbs OF West
Jefferson, on last Friday, and demanded
their snpper which was refused. They
tberenpon commenced an assault upon
Mr. Flanagan and family, driving them
from the house and demollshing the .n. Iur,
niture. windows, and everything that
came in their way. Thealarm was gwen,
citizens turned out, and after an exciting
chase succeeded in capturing the Whoie
party. They are now in jail
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-11-19

ON last Saturday night, a party OF md
DiSbt brawlers, bent on mischief tore
5nGn and mutilated an undertakers sign
in mo our town, besides raising other distur-
Dances and noises.
TIE Nilsson quartette will render the
following programme at the Liederkrana
concert:
/. Thoughts of long ago:
III. Drearily falls the rain
III. Swanee riverside and chorus
Don't fail to attend.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-11-19

A GRAND musical festival will be held IN
the Academy of Music at Akron, on Jan
naTv list 1875. Among others, prize OF
500 is offered for the best rendition by
sny cornet band, Of Verdfs Overture
GNebuchadnezzar," as published by +
samuels, l25 fremont street, Boston IS,
Several other prizes will be given. The
festival is principly under the manage
ment of Welch musicians, and the piece'
nearly all Welch composition. The Il
AR. band received a request to be pres
ent and compete for the prize, but owns
10 the small amount, they will not attend
as it will not pay for their trip and los
time.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-11-19

VIZ learn our friend Peter hance, Esq,
vho was admitted TO practice law some
wears since in the Courts Of Ohio, and
has commenced some suits in our Court,
"a about opening law Office in the new
Cassillv block. When Peter has located
he viii be glad to receive visits from his
numerous friends and individuals want.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-11-19

MARRIAGE LlcENsEs.-Leyi GruoD anu
sorab q Lutz; Milton Wise and haIle
2 Pansb Mahlon S. Sniveley and Ellen ),
Wise Martin Warner and Mary L9mGI, p,Ii
Oliver h. Converse and Cora D. ban
Iobn Axe and Cora Shearer; Aiohzo
shelter and Mary A. Agler
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-11-19

MERCHANTS of Canton oughtgto know
and remember that A. McGregor & Son
deal in printed wrapping paper, good and
cheap asthe best. Call around and 90
mot toddle or send to New York city, We
buy our dry goods in Canton. Please re-
member not to forget.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-11-19

Tux canton correspondent Of the Alliance
Local is-a laekass.--Up Tom PR-Bpz.
50. So Jus, hear The uptown seribbler Bray
The deluded monstroaity, with elongated auricu-
lars, speaks Of himself and imagines ne A Ilek'
ing superior mzn. 90 out and masucaie q ie"
thistles
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-11-19

TupRg murderers were executed IN
Pennsylvania last week. One was Ud-
derzook, the murderer OF Goss, whoin ne ~,
killed to secure the INSURANCE money
upon the life Of his victim.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-11-19
rHE GREAT sOUTHWEsE

To all persons desiring HOMES in the great and
prosperors West the Atlantic and Pacific Railroad
Company gives a cordial invitation 70 visit Us
lands In Oeatrdia and SOuttiret Missouri which pos,
sesses all the requirements of good climate soo9
soil. good water, and good health, with long ana
cool SUMMERS and short and mild winters.
100000 acres Of Prairie and Timber Lands are
offered for sale at low price and ON long time
terms In fact made 10 suit purchasers, VINO are
furnished Ffee Transportation rom 81 LOUIS W
the lands al the COmpanys Office In st. Louis.
For particulars In pamphlets with maps, address
A. 1. DEANE Land Commissioner Atlantic and
Pacific Railroad o., 25 South 4th street ss LOUIS
Missouri LhOfo w.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-11-19

Who killed cock robin2 ,tt
I / said the spafrow-With my
Little arrow-I killed cock robin.
Who didn't kill Bill Allen2
| said Louis Schaefer-with my
Evil nature-I ried to do it
With my little foot.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-11-19

THE STARK COUNTY DEMOCRAT subscrlP-
lion list has been running up rapidly
of late, showing that a good newspaSRySa Sya
Is properly appreciated in Canton. we
Nave plenty ofroom for more names
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-11-19

7 0naAns aHD MKLoDEoEs-We invite attention
10 DE card Of George A. Prince 4 o. Of Buiilo'
N T.. manufacturers Of organs and melodeons
Thh = tbS old.st houss in he country IN - me
and thsif inIiun.nb fant ansns shs ssEy -
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-11-19

TuE griffin that loushiffers venom III
Dentscber sprach through the Repository
s,taJishmentin the alley, is about as rhaP, p
sodically disjointed in mind as ne Is III
his l-e-g-s.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-11-19

READ the poems in this paper entitled
,srbe White Squall," and Who shall
Judge man from Manners r
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-11-19

GRrgRAL LoNGsTREET has resigned ms
place ON the louisiana ReturningelectlOn
Board and is succeeded by conserVa-
tive. Hlf H.I fff
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-11-19

ruv Ranch farm of l0l acres near Par
"a otFered for sale by the heirs see the
advertisement in this paper
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-11-19

Iu our story reading friends not hli
10 read in this issue the conIlnuallDnn "a
'Tbe Tragic Story of Emilia Darano'
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-11-19

THx supteme Court Of Ohio adjourned
at Columbus on the 18th until the hrs1
Monday Of December.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-11-19

H.v from $l2 tp sls a ton and s'ra"
,.ayIv ditto-sometimes more
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-11-19

TREASURER Fessler would like to see
taxpaying people these days
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-11-19
Ipral 21rws.
TT,sxsorvrso next Thursday

Tr,xry and other poultry are looking
mn
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-11-19

Rev f. BUCKINGHAM will fill the pull
pit of Rev. w. A. Smith in the Bapus'
church on Sabbath evening next.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-11-19

svy the inside pages Of this paper ior
tales and other interesting ARTICLES
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-11-19

BuReiARs are hanging around'-lhN'
They ought 10 hang
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-11-19

Tur G. A. R. BAND.-The following Is
the present organization of the q, A; H.
hand of Canton. Other important auul-
tions will be made soon: NIL,
Thos f. Kirk, director-Cnas a, Flala'
leader and soloist-J. Craig, b flat corne'
w A. Nye, L flat cornet-A. heingarI-
ner b flat atcornet--Manns, Is nat s.o cor
net1Geo. Buckius, LIST alto-John SIuer-
hoF @ 2nd alto-F. W. Jay, 3rd alto-Johh
Webb lsttenor-JOhn Wechter, Znd ten-
orGWm. Wikidal, trombone-G5.eS9. Eau- Sl-
man baritone-Theo. c. Norris, E1lat DaSs =
%E Kessler, f fiat clarionet-J. Fiyhn, p
aat I, ',clarionet-L. A, Clewell, oboe-trank
G. r. Never fute-Ed A. Wikidal, Plccollor-' ,
Tohn Yost, snare drum-Louls fost, Dass
drnm-J. Krause, cymbals.
The following is also list OIL Ih1 1llii oiii
GERS o. the band: Theo. G, Norris, fresi
dent dS Geo ii. Buckius, Vice President
win A. Nye, Secretary; Jno fostI ITeas TS.ls
nrer 4. +. : Kirk, Director, ana C@has mas
FiSla Leader. As there have been tw'
meetings appointed for honorary me mem J.
hers without a sufficient attendance t
ram trnnsact business, we would call atten
lion TO the matter, and hope tthey ma.
nerform their duty toward the band
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-11-19
TAXES FOR 1874.
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS OF STARK co.

of law notify the taxpayers OF o@rK county
correctly stated nthe following tlule
inc e number levied each dollar OF yauauon o S7 @
nv as charged Duplicate of said county Tor Ihe year s Total
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-11-19
ooUR7 OF CoMMON PLEAS.

The Court has progressed into the sec
ond week and has disposed of all the sec
ond trial causes, AID as we 60 to press ID
on the first trials. Inc Du-
siness promises to continue until the
holidays. We shall nrnish a test oil the
indictments found by tire grand jury as
soon as they are accessible.
Georpe w Kehn vs. Anna Maria kehhi
sale confirmed and deed ordered.
Jobn G. Warwick VS. Correll b. Altman
ct al. ~. II
On motion to the Court by Robert H.
Folger, Atty for the plaintiff, It was ",
dered that the restraining order prSysu pya
for in said plaintiffs petition be- ana ths s
same IS hereby granted, and it is ordered T, d
that said defendants have notice OF tne
nendenoy of a motion by said plaintiIi
ior AN Injunction as prayed for IN salu
netition. and that said motion Will DC i0r
hearing in open Court ON wednesday, 'he
18th inst. at o'clock p N. c,.
W. c. Thompson's assignees, Us OharlSs .LISs
]. Schlagle, drew for Thompso1n's asslglise =
for Sl24, and for Canton Building Assool-
alton No. for $97S.4S, c.,e.,,.
w. G. Thompson assignees VS. uvuiiey
Ficher ct al, drew for Thompsons as,
sipnee for SlS2.5S, and for the defendant
Martin for 1891 "A. p...,.,
Henry Gaddis's admr VS. me feniisyl !
yania Railway Co.; jury disagreed anu
were discharged. tab,
Russell K Co, VS. C. II. Reney Judg'
by confession for Si6S.l9, ,,3,l,,,
Russell & Co. vs Josiah Markley JUG
by confession for $449.33.
The grand jury made their 1.,, iinal repTG[, Gn
and we're discharged on TUESDAY In In
closing their business they pay nlgh
compliment to Sheriff Baxter for the man
ner In which the Jail is kept-persQtlhss :
treated &C.; but take exceptions 70 .ne ls
manner in which the cells are heateu
which we believe is the second present
meIt they have made Of the same char, ia
acter. As we close our report, the "a G1?e !;
Of Hannah Wiley VS. Hardin Meredlthi .s is
on trial. Lewis, Lynch and Day Tor Rltn rI
and Pippitt and Fording for deit. Inc
iury found for plt'f, verdict Sl9foA"