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OYER THE SEA.

Ebbing and flowing from day to day,
Drinking the IGN; Ct the silver moon
Swelling aloft in a singing lay,
Stealing along with mourniui Groom
Eobiug aud flowing, never at rest
Ever and evsr, still flows the Sea,
kh,sing the Fast embracing tie West,
Wonderous myst' ries op ming 10 me.
Over the Sea. from over the Sea,
Mciodies strange are whispered to me
Aournful crooDings and snatches Of
glee
Come With the sunset over the Sea
Vision tom Ell voices from lani= afar
Come with rfs throbbing measured and low
sii,cry moon aud twiukling star
Shine, from its depts, with strange,
sweet glow;
Messengers come with each ripping wave
Memory wakes with each pearly spray
Fancy sies back where it waters lave
Beaqteou. isle. in the Far Away
Over the Sea, from over the Sea,
Nelodie. strange come softly To me;
Nournfui crconlngs and snatches Of
glee
Cor.e with the mo2nbeams over theSea.
Emerald iIles are over the Sea
GARDENS Of flowers in summary bloom
Garbing birI and murmuving bee
Mingie their joys With the flowers per-
tune
Music ind love are filing Il s'r-
BIushs. Of beauty are Ranrlirg hish,--
Jewels unpriced are glittering there,
Treasures Of earth and gems OF the sky.
over the Sea, from over The Sea,
Melodies strange come stealing ~ me.
Mournful Grooming and snatcEe5 Of
Ete.
Come frem the distance over the Sea.
Over the Sea, with their wings Of snow,
Out in the moonlight, kissing this spray,
Silently slowly, tho white sails 60,
Like Memory visi9ns fading away
Out in the light 0 er the Ocean rim.
Fading away in the moon pale beams,
Swallowed snd lost in the distance dim,
vending their w.v to the lsnl Of dreams;
over the Sea. from over the Sea,
shadowy hands are beck ming to me;
Voices that thrill with their strange
melody
Come from the islands over he Sea.
Over the Sea, through the soft green wales
Nsstured IN glory bright rivers rum
Worlds Of flowers. famed by gales,
breathing their perfumes laugh III the san;
R.pturou. calences fill that fair laui,
Visions unheard Of, undreamt Of before,
Deep i'll the sunshine rise and expand,
Filling with JOY the bright Evermore.
Over the Sea. far over the Sea,
Glorious isles are smiling for me;
From this world Of care who would
not fee
To live in the sunshine ever the Sea!
Over the Sea I'm gazing afar;
There-our loved ones are waiting US the ere;
Day-beaming sun and lu.trous star
Never illumned world So fair;
Earth is dar.ened with trouble and care
Pain is living and death is abroad
Why do We hnger! there 5 peace for u
there
over the Sea is the Kingdom Of God.
over the Sea, there over tue Sea,
Filled with delight is the land Of the
free
Mansions Of glory are waiting for me-.
Deep IN the sunshine over the Sea.
CuIG.Go Mo.
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Ayers
airVigor,
For restoring to Gray Hair its
natural Vitality and Color.

4 dressing
which is at
once agreeable,
healthy, an d
efectual for
preserving the
hair. IL soop
restores fades
or gray hair
to its original
ro1or ruth fbs
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The Bully.
The bully haz legs, and walks on end,

The bully haz . legs, and walks on end,
ike a man.
He haz not the kurragc ov the rufian,
nor the suavity Of the pikpoket.
He IL meaner, if possible than the COM
mon thief, ard Eaz al the instinkss oY a
fourth-rate bull-terrier.
Yu will find him amung all klasscs oy
sosiety, and the more respectable he IL
from biz assosia shuns, tie more disgusting,
hiz presence bekums.
Iliz impudenze IL only equalled bi hiz
kox ardce, and even his associates dispize
him.
BY shrewdly selekting biz wilkins from
amung the non com ha:ants, lie assumes the
pretenshuns of the hero, and quite often
m snages to maintain biz horror for q long
tim. with suckcess.
But the bully, Ike all other outrnges,
haz biz day oy petty Importance, and when
hz defeat cums, it IL az crushing az it il
agreeable to all decent people.
The knight Grant who brings this pra-
ting monster to biz knees, at last, IL gener-
ally some modest man ov true principle and
kurrage, whom the bully insults, and gifts
the long merited thrashing.
Thare IL only one kurc that haz ever been
discovered yet for tie fully, and that IL
70 knox him into deccney, aud pummcl him
well after yu cit him thare.
Very nervous and refined people kar
take the bak sets while this IL going on.
Ore dose ov this kind ov mcdisin vii
kure the biggest bully on earth; it never
was known to fail from the days Of David
and GoIiah all tie way down to yesterday
Josh BHi'ngs, in v !. Weekly.
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L AK NOTICE.
CoVNTY Clerks OFFICE, |
September %. 1871.

CoVNTT CLERK OFFICE,
September 20, 1871.
The following resolution was adopted at
the special session of County Board of Su-
pervisors, held in the city and county Of
Manitowoc, which session commenced the
lltE day of September inst:
WHEREAS. There are many mistakes made
by L. Z. FuessenIch, while in the office Of
County Clerk therefore,
ResJ.rci, That the present Clerk Of the
Board of Supervisors be authorized TO ask
through the four city papers Of Manitowoc.
that ptr5ies holding receipts of L. Z. Furs-
senich. for the redemption of taxes present
them at the County CLERKS Office to ascer-
tain if the proper entries are made in books
of sale to cancel sail taxes. and that the
present Clerk BE- authorized to make the
proper entries on said books. aud report
each case 10 this 30 nj, thereby saving
county great amount Of troablc ana
peuse from Illegal tax-1eci>
Notice is hereby given, that the County
Clerk can be found a, liz o.fice between the
hours Of 9 a. IN. aul / p. IN. each day, ready
and willing TO attend to the duties assigned
to hin in the foregoing re olution.
If Il 5 PIERPONT. County Clerk
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Wonderful.

NthGSitGl.
Tie cures affected by DR.. Nolcott 5
Celebrated Remedies, are simply wonder
ful. Those suffering from Coughs, Ca
tarrh, and Pain should try them. They
are sure cure. They have recently leen
placed by the agent FIR this county in all
the leading Drug Stores of this city, ez-
ccpt T. & j. Robinson's, hariug been in
srcduced here at the urgent request OF
those who know their value.
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Ply, Is, REN.

FROM YEAR o. JUBILEE.n
Lo my fever now is high:
Fly, my boy, in pity fly;
Bring me PAiSPAIEr.W "LCoTT BALM
Is will soon ny fever calm.
Cool NV lips-thrv hurn-thry burn
San my temples. too, in turn;
Give relief or expire,
Painting il this blaze Of FIRE.
Give me PAIS PAINT. ~ the powers;
Drop it o cr my head in showers;
Oh! how cooling to my brow;
All. I'm breathing cas-. now.
PAIN PAINT calm, my frantic brair,
Burning body free Of pain,
WOLCoTT's PhI> PAINT | adore,
Perfect health "a quick restore.
Drugs aud doses, understand,
Degrade an ass much more a man;
Filthy compounds that they make,
Shall not, will not, cannot take.
Observe. when Mother Earth is dry,
She drinks the droppIngs Of the sky;
And evening dew her cordial gives
To every dropping plant that lives.
Thus man, self-taught by instinct, vii
Drink deep from fountains or the rill:
False guides will snatch the cup away
Cam pyison down--our stomachs fay.
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gloss and freshness Of youth. Thin
hair is thickened, falling hair checked,
and badness often, though not always,
cured by It's use. Nothing can restor-
the hair where the follicles are de-
stroyed, or the glands atrophied and
decayed; but such as remain can be
saved by this application, and stimu-
lated into activity, so that q new
growth of hair is produced. Instead
of fouling the hair with q pasty sedi-
ment, it will keep it clean and vigorous.
Its occasional use will prevent the hair
from turning gray or falling of, and
consequently prevent badness. The
restoration of vitality it gives to the
scalp arrests and prevents the forma-
ton of dandrutf, which is often so un-
clearly end offensive. Free from those
deleterious substances which make
some preparations dangerous and iniu-
rions to the hair. the Vigor can only
benefit but not harm it. If wanted
merely for : HAIR DRESSING,
nothing else can be found so desirable.
Containing neither oil nor dye. it does
not soil white cambria, and yet lasts
long on the hair, giving it a rich, glossy
lustre, and a grateful perfume.
Prepared by Or. J. C. Aver & Co.,
Practical and Analytical Chemists.
LOWELL. MASS.
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The suD Ti5er ba.If. 0pcHeGa
Flour and Feed store in she stcrc oh
las. Bennett. on Commercial street.,
next door to .. 'E0rrisGn. intends 10
keep constantly on hand tise very
best spring and winter wheat flour
also all kinds eli feed which Will be
delivered TO any part o. t;ic city.
3l.tf RE. TRUMAN.
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THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY.
THURSDAY, February -,

.s.i7 Boa THURSDAY, February II.
.Senate.-The Senate met at II o'clock.
President in the chair. Prayer by the Rev.
DR.. Peterkin. ~, ~. .r-..... .g...,.
Several House bills were reported and
referred. .,,s IL, 5-
& Senate bill providing artificial limbs for
soldiers manned in war and for other pur-
poses was reported with an amendment
from the House to the effect that only
soldiers that lost their limbs in the state
and Confederate States service should be
entitled to its provision. This amendment
was disagreed to by the Senate. ~
House joint resolution providing for the
printing of the manuscript summary on
the resources of the state, prepared by
Major Hotchlkiss, &c., &C., was taken up
and tabled.
Mr.. Herndon, from the committee on
courts, &C., reported, without amendment,
House bill increasing the pay Of grand
juries.
Mr.. Grimsley, from the committee on
finance, presented report, asking to be
relieved from the further consideration Of
the communication from the Governor rela-
tive to the deialcation of VIM. ID. Coleman,
and that it be referred to joint committee
OF two on the part of the Senate and three
| on the part of the House.
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A CERTAIN college professor had assem-

A CERTAIN college professor had assem-
bled his class at the commencement of the
term, and was reading over the list of the
names to see that all were present. 1t
CHANGED that one of the number was un-
known to the professor, having just entered
the class.
"What is your name, sir?' asked the
professor, looking through his spectacles.
"You are brick" was the startling
'Sir," said the professor, half starting
out of his chair ut the supposed imperti-
nence, but not quite sure that he had un-
derstood him correctly: --.,,-
"Sir, | did not exactly understand your
answer" . l,.'l
"You are brick" was again the com
posed reply. gu. I3tiff
"This is intolerable, y said the professor,
his face reddening. Beware, young man
how you attempt to insult me-"
"Insult you'll said the student, in turn
astonished. How have done it ?'' 81
''Did you not sayiI was brick ?" return
ed the.professor, with stifled indignation.
"No, sir. You asked my name, and
answered your question. My name is U
R. A. Brick-Uriah Reynold Anderson
Brick.n ~ A' la5 q" ~
"Ah, indeed?" murmured the professor
sinking back in his seat in confusion: ~
was misconception on my part. You vii
commence your lesson, Mr.. ahem, ahen
Brick !"
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STATE NEWS.

Wheat all through the state has fine,
promising appearance q bee ,a arda 4
The truckers around Norfolk are busy
as bees, and beginning to take their early
vegetables to market. .s.55l
"A mineral spring of remarkable pro.
perties Is reported in the edge of Mercer
bordering on the Tazwell line. 500
ALI three of the tugs comprising the
oyster feet of the state of Virginia, the
Virginia, Tredegar, and Taylor, were in
Norfolk yesterday obtaining supplies.
The Lynchburg people propose to give
the United States engineers who are sx-
aiming the James River and Kanawha
canal reception on their arrival in that
town. Fru -ge arsr I'D
In few weeks all the cattle-trains
from the southwest will cross the river at
Alexandra and reach Baltimore by the
new branch Of the Baltimore and Ohio
road from east Alexandria. a.
The clerk of Rockbridge circuit court
has deposited in his Office as the product
of his county all sorts of rocks and ores,
limestone of all varieties, flint and marble,
photographic stones of every color, iron,
lead and silver of varied richness, coal,
ochre, gypsum and mari. @ .98
Hon. N. P. Trist, who has been fol-
the past few years postmaster of Alexau.
dria, died Wednesday morning, after an
illness of some weeks, in the seventy
fourth year of his age. He was formerly
U. s. consul at Havana, subsequent!
chief clerk in the state department, and a
the conclusion of the Mexican war nego
tiated the treaty of peace, known as thu
treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo. He married
a granddaughter of Thomas Jefferson
who, with several children, one of whom i
the wife of John W. Burke, esq. surviv
him. He was gentleman of ability ant
integrity, and was much esteemed by al
who knew him for his virtues and man.
sterling good qualities. .aH tLaait
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NEW YORK.
Financial,

Financial.
New YORK, February 12-Noon.
Stocks dull. Money! Gold 1928. Elk.
change long, 4S5; short, 1881. Govern
ments strong and active. State bonds
quiet.
The SOup-IIOuses-James Gordon Ben
nett Gives $50, 900 for Their support.
New YORK, February 1.-THE mem
bers of the Stock Exchange have opened
a subscription for the establishment of free
soup-houses in the lower part of the city.
James Gordon Bennett has given $780,
600 to supply soup to the poor from the
fire and police-stations.
Items.
NEW YORK, February ~. Jules
Fillipetti, travelling actor, was found
dead in his bed at the Atlantic Hotel yes
terday. t.,..
The Western plan Of suppressing liquor
saloons will be tried in the East in about
ten days. Worcester, Massachusetts, will
be first operated on. 1t is proposed to
prosecute the work vigorously.
Rev. Charles Kingsley, an author and
one of the chaplains in the ordinary of
Her Majesty Queen Victoria, arrived yes.
terday on a visit to the United States.
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easily and to the admiration of all stran-

easily and to the admiration of all stran.
gers. os.-tal.4 s .4lIH
How shall a woman fasten up hei
stockings Fashion Paper.
Fasten them up in her bureau, of course,
sap-head. sild'
AN EXCHANGE SAYS the panic has
had no effect on the "wages Of sin.v 1t
might have added that the "bonds of mi
guilty" are quoted at the same old figure.
A FRENCH paper points out how the
passion for gambling is shown in this coun-
try, SO that even in wedding notices it is
necessary to state that there were mo
cards."
IT Is A HARD STRAIN on mans vir-
tue to fall on slippery sidewalk and rise
up and call those blessed who sprinkle no
ashes, or saw-dust, or Indian meal, or salt
before their doors.
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In THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNI
4 ED STATES, for the Eastern District of
Virginia.
In the matter of Charles McGruder, bankrupt
lin bankruptcy.
Dated at Richmond, the 10th day of January
1874.
To whom It may Concen--The undersigned,
Jacob Cohn, of Richmond. Va, in the coun.
ty of Henrico and State of Virginia, hereby gives
notice of his appointment as assignee of the es-
tate Of Charles McGruder, of Henrico county
Ia said district; and who was to.wit, on the
oath day of November, a. d., 1873, adjudged a
bankrupt upon the petition OF himself by the
District Court of the United States, for said dis
trfct.
Dated at Richmond, the 10th day of JAN, a.
d., 1874. JACOB COHN,
IA 2e-2aw3w Assignee
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MARINE DISASTERS.

LIVERPOOL, February 12.--The bark
Eliza Young, from Doboy for Barrow, is a
total wreck at Crook Haven.
KEY WEST, February 12.-The ship
Pyerson, from Antwerp via Tybee, for
New Orleans, went ashore during the late
gale on Hillsborough bar. A wrecking
steamer has gone to her assistance.
The steamship Gulf Stream, from Balti-
more for Havana and New Orleans, ar
rived here yesterday, and reports that DUR
ing the passage fire broke out in the
hold and burned for two days, and despite
the exertions of the captain and crew much
valuable cargo was burned. The vessel is
but little injured, as the fire was confined
to the hold, aa
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Items.

. . .F .
VENIsoN is not deer at ten cents a
pound. 4st.lir
MANCHESTER. has a new paper called
the Register, published semi-weekly. 4
more HoPs,' are on foot among
other steps for increasing church funds in
Ohio. ,.-..5.s,
A MALICIOUS person says that cotton
sheets and newspaper sheets are alike in the
respect that great many people lie in
them. wa 20 ''
The WEATHER has turned several
degrees warmer since last night. May be
the grounding was right after all. cgl
THE authorities of Paris have suspend
ed The Universe. Nobody need be
alarmed. 1t was only newspaper. ad
PERsoNAL.--Colonel W. A. Stuart,
of Washington county, brother of the late
General j. L. B. Stuart, is In the city.
How TO KEEP CLEAN the streets Of 9
a great city is an unsolved problem in this
country. Under the strong hand of cen.
tralized European government it is done
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RECEIVERS SALE.

BY virtue of an order of the United States
District Court for the eastern district ofvirginia,
dated February 9TH. 1874, will. as receiver
of Ct. S. Feurst, sell on FRIDAY, THE
18TH DAY OF FEBRUARY, at 10 o'clocl,
a. m, at No. 9o2 Main street, between Ninth and
Tenth. the entire stock of Feurst Mnauly.
consisting of CIGARS, SMOKING AND CHEW.
ING TOBACCO. SHOWCASE, LIQUORS.
BAR, FIXTURES, &C.
The UNEXPIRED LEASE of the premises
will be sold at the same time.
O. H. wENDLINGER,
Ns-ta Receiver.
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FOREIGN.
ENGLAND.

British Election ResuIts-Trish Home
Ruiers Enthusfasfie-Great Gale in
the Baltic, &c.
LONDON, February IL, A. M.-Re-
turns thus far received show that forty-one
Home-rulers, twenty-three Conservatives
and nine Liberals have been elected in
Ireland. The Home-rulers are confident
of electing total of over sixty members
to the new Parliament.
The heavy gale which prevailed yester-
day on the Baltic sea caused it to over
flow along the entire eastern coast of
Schleswig Holstein. The dykes protecting
the low lands were bursted in many places
and great tracts Of country were flooded.
The damage to property is immense, and
serious loss is feared. q Bu
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q NOTHING of special importance was
done in Congress yesterday. The debate
on the army bill occupied large part Of
the day in the House. A reduction Of
some FIVE regiments is quite certain. The
officers are now in excess Of men. and
will be thinned out by the gradual process
of death and resignation.
The committee on investigating the Dis
trict of Columbia is now made up, and il
is believed that it will make thorough ant
impartial work. aa
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SUMNER AND THE BATTLE FLAGS
NEWS FROM ABROAD
IRELAND AND TEE ELECTIONS
GREAT GALE IN THE BALTIC
WASHINGTON.

Governor Kemper Visits the Prest-
dent
Especial to The State Journal1
WASHINGTON, February 12.--Governor
James l.. Kemper called on President
Grant to-day at noon. Assurances of mu-
tual good feeling were exchanged. No
political significance whatever can be at.
tached to the visit.
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PENNSYLVANIA.
The siamese Twins.

PHILADELPHIA, February 12.-There
was no dissection of Of the bodies of the
Siamese twins yesterday. All that was
done was the perfection of the plaster
casts. which were taken Tuesday. No
knife was put into the bodies, which to-day
were inspected by large number of medi-
cal men,
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Grsning State Srnrnat.
CAPITOL NOTES.

urh CAPITOL NOTES.
Some Of the plastering in the state libra
~ fell with a tremendous crash to-day,
which event seems to be an argument for
new Capitol. Nobody was hurt, but
there was heard at the time of the fall an
ominous creaking Of timber overhead,
which may indicate IN undesirable weaking
in the caput Of the ancient building.
For the present Governor Kemper with
holds his message on state finances, though
the document has been prepared. He is
waiting for the fullest and most trustworthy
information on the subject before making
any recommendations on the important
matter of finance.
The defalcation of Mr.. William d. Cole
man, late secretary Of the board of public
works, as indicated by the communication
of the board itself to the Governor, is
$4,000 in bonds. What the real deficit in
good money is depends on what the bonds
cost. They were purchased when bonds
were low. II they cost II cents on the
dollar, Coleman's real defalcation would
be 81 ,O2O. The thing is not so bad, after
all.
The House committee on the Judiciary
amended the Senate bill in regard to the
Sunday law so as to except Richmond and
other cities of the commonwealth that al
ready have police regulations in regard to
to this subject.
The House to-day unseated John W.
Wake, Conservative member from Ches-
terrified. by'a vote of IS to SO, but did not
seat Joseph Walker, who claimed the
place. The question will probably be re-
lerred to the people.
The finance committee of the House
asked TO be relieved Of the consideration
Of the Coleman defalcation case, and that
the same be referred to subcommittee
of both houses. Agreed to by Senate.
In the House to-day Judge Cockerell, of
Fairfax said that the newspapers had
represented him as apparently in favor of
"the Underwood constitution" when, in
- -, ILL, go A. nnonI.
H.. .h,s do,;uo,od III,
a'1 ~ ca.,.S.,, 49,
'Tha so,ln,n;nn raso,ut,ors warn oftsrea in
IL. a.. Nv NJ, Edcor AIlon hut
~ s sansta r.s.,.d 70 Iat tham 10 ~ ,hs
49, ~ -.
"a yWhoro,, d,,hts havo or;sor /. - tho
authority Of Colonel J. S. Mosby to speak
for the Conservative party of Virginia as
to their choice for next President OF the
uh;eu osa tbo anu Should he sot;sisd
on that subject as speedily as possible |;
therefore,
y"Kesolyed, mat IN TIE OPINION OF the
uen ths nsse ~ y r 1;; par,n nf
tbse state His excellency. q. s. Grant. is
the choice OF said party for the next presi-
dent of the United States"
IgoI Inc governor mas appointed MAJOR 80
oarringson' ooiouel ihenly =. y 1un' no.'
Jno. y. Harris, hon. inohas "n''eaeau
and hon. y. Il. fiatte' Jr.' TO represent
Virginia IN the convention on inc improve
ment OF the Ono river now III session III
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ST. VALENTINES DAY.-We fear from
the small attention now paid to the ami
versary OF the patron saint of lovers,
that his day is about played out. Febru-
airy IA is day on which it was popularity
credited that birds chose their mates. If
any such connubial arrangement is now in
progress. it is doubtless in a warmer eli
mate than this. Those who desire to send
a missive of the sort will find them at
Johnston's, No. 9l8 Main street, of all
varieties.
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POLICE CoURT.--Justice White dis
posed of the following cases in this court
to-day: "9'asit %
George Waldman, unlawful assault, dis
charged. q
l.. G. Rock, arson, continued until Sat.
urday baied in the sum of $4,000. ri
James Cash, drunkenness, jailed fifteen
days.
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MASSACHUSETTS.

Sumner ana the Battle Flags.
BosToN, February 1.-THE Senate
has passed resolution annulliug and re-
scinding the resolve of 1872 which GEN.
sured Charles Sumner for his action rela-
tive to the battle flags.