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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1875-05-27
Corn and Hay.

The Town Spring Livery Stable is well
supplied with the above articles, and par
ties wishing their stock we'll cared for, will
he sure AID stop with US. Charges mod
crate.
NC. ATKINSON & CO., ProprietOrs.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1875-05-27

rs a lady who left Mil
Yankees Wisconsin, Tuesday,
18th inst, and came to this sec-
ton, says the snow up North
was deep enough for slcighing
when she left there.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1875-05-27

~ A recent census of Nash
vile shows a population of 27,0l4,
an increase Of only LAO in five
years. There are l7,l03 white
and 9,91l colored.' There are
6,7l3 voters.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1875-05-27
Fayetteville Observer
Thursday, May q, 1875.
~ 10 tons of Land Plaster
At $50 per ton. T. j. GRAY&Co.
TO CONSERVATIVES

The advertiser. having been permanently cured
of that dread disease consumption. by simple rem
edy. Is anxious 10 make known to his fellow suf-
ferers the means of To all who desire it. he
will send copy of the prescription used Tree of
eharge) with the directions for preparing and US
ing the same which they viii find SURE CURE FoR
CONSUMPTION. ASTHMA. BROSCHITIs. &c.
Parties wishing the prescription will please adj
dress Rev E. A. WILSON.
Dec S-6m ig4 Penn St, Williamsburgh, New York
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1875-05-27

H@ Land Plaster, as a top
dressing for vegetables, is getting
to be an important commodity III
this market. Several tons were
sold this week by 7 J. Gray &
Go.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1875-05-27
Jurors for the July Court.

AO~ SAN " S%AJ OOSA~ u
The following is the venire of
the July Circuit Court
LIST dis-F. NJ Commons.
2nd-J. r. Woodland.
3rd-T. S. Corder.'
4th-W. NJ. franklin,
5th-Cullen Bailey.
6th--Wm. Buntley.
7th-J. G.. Kelso.
8th-J. G. Stephenson, j. E.
Caldwell.
9th-S. G. McCollum, j. NJ.
Thornton.
10th-James NJ. Dyer.
11th--A. G. Gleghom.
12th-J. W. Lauderdale.
13th-M. NJ. Story.
14th-Samucl Caldwell.
10Th B. B. Bradford.
l6th-S. NJ. Hampton.
17th-Nathan Smith.
19th-Enoch Hooper.
19th-T. o. Gill.
2Oth--J. E. Randolph.
2lst-N. j. Wells.
22ndh-Samuel DeHaven.
23rd|arred Simmons.
24th-Charles Kelly,
25th-ASamuel Stiles. II
Constables-O. ID. Evans and
j. L. Beyel. ..
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1875-05-27
New Advertisements.

Among the many new fea-
lures introduced by Messrs.
Lord & Taylor, the well-known
dry goods firm of New York
City, for the beuefit and accom-
mediation of lady patrons re-
siding at a distance from their
establishment, is to send them by
mail full lines of samples of the
newest Spring Silks and Dress
Goods, with the prices marked
distinctly on each sample. With
so complete supply Of samples
a selection can readily be made;
tie order is then filled, and the
goods sent to the address of the
writer, thus saving time and
trouble and expense of travel
ing. The business standing of
this eminent house makes this
announcement to the ladies vel
worthy Of attention.
Mulberry Institute has secured
the services of Prof. Jones. of
Georgia, an educator of high
standing.
LocaIs-Whitaker s: Allen IL
lustrate the fine machinery for
which they are agents; Murray &
Morgan tell of their bargains in
dry goods; T. j. Gray & Co. an
nOnnce land plaster for sale.
Nonresident notice.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1875-05-27
Satisfaction or no Paw.

The above is the motto Of the Town
Spring Livery Stable. Call and see for
yourselves.
n. C. ATKINSON & CO., Proprietors.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1875-05-27

@ Fayetteville is steadily
improving. 1t has never been
pretentious town, and its solid
business would have justified a
great deal more Dragging than
it has ever INDUCED in. This
spring new buildings are being
erected and others under con-
tract. A new flock is to go up
on the north side of the square,
as soon as the financial prospect
lightens up a little. Times are
hard, as all know, but no panic
exists, and business patiently a
waits a Frightening future.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1875-05-27
Broadway and Twentieth Street,
NEW YORK.
NONRESIDENT Notice.
Bill for Divorce.

In the Circuit Court at Fayetteville, Lincoln
County, Tennessee.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-10-02
8 eItIt6 e &.

9lns Pbilan slbbia. Sn Der ilnafen. Don
Der ,Osutfhsn @efs1fhaft" In Ybtlabelpbt.
abeebalteRen Gtertsliatrs /. gerfammIune
rpurpe unter Nnperem mtteetbetlt, rag pom
IL. Stunt bis l6. September. auf II Dam
piern Direct pDnGurOpa fommenb 1852 Val.
fastere tn philadelphia S%elanbst iinD. NOR.
unter f& 1901 beutfhs unb bsutlhrebenpe
Gtnmancerer befdnoen. Der lfSteren adtite
man bic aus &uelanb setOmmenen 47O
osuti6er M%ennCniten 3u, bte NIT renisen
Nusnatmen %wCtltabsnbe 2eute raren.
0sidmngselt. &m IS. eeptember muir
ben tn New gCrf ron Der 3Onbsb6rpe 200
8drat einseftmusaelte Dtaman.en (Wnrta
$l5,OO0) etnem tn 46 Gbaibam Strase bau
lencsn S. pelep pesgenDmmsn.-@uf BEN
Dampfer Soer wurren piele @ertbaeaen
tdnbe init SsiGlas bslest; barunter befan
ben R6 3ablret6e Nesrfnaum. Gisarrenfpi.
sen unD Sfsifen, fetoene 9ai6entlhn uni
aneere SetDenwaaren, mel6e ttetls tn Sitter
NIT bCCpeltem 8open, tbetls Ia ben 8leiperr
Der Safasiere pertDrssn iraren. Dtt
Sahen purren bebufs senauer Saraticu
naG BEN 3Cnbaufe aeft off.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-10-02
GaF M%tnueapolis, %. Sept., 1875,
@ertter Seer &ebafteur!

@ertter SEER &ebafteur!
Beretts In Ger portesten Drummer Sbres
ee|Hdsten 8lattss firttaten Gle etne Sqir
,um 8sRsn Der fatboltfben Sdule In Gaa
Mtnneapolis an ; tpc1en @te eitiat fir
btesmal nod f%Olssnbe :3eilen psr0Fentlts
den:
Gilt unb Sung fnb emGs, ute bic Btenen,
nit benz 8erfaufe Der 9tdets unb ben Dor
drbetten fur bic meme Satr bef6dftist. I'm.
fer 6srr 9farrsr felbt tat gum 0anrertabe
ssartfeu, UNI In bena6barten @emetnbeu
BET suten Sreunpen 9COfe unter3utrtnsea.
@O In folder @etfe 9rteisr unb Gemetnbe
6ano In 6anb arbeiten, ba mub 9ewi6 bic
SaGe munter poran eeben.
@ber ni6t bios in materie1er, fonbern
aud in esifiaer, in relieiS(er 9inliGt Bet
Die ct. Bpnifactus @emetnhe etnen &uf
ihwuna senOmmen. wte ME 3upor. Sett
crst Wonaten peilt Der @DGw. P. 9ancra.
titus Wdbren, o. S. B. In uniersr Mttte unb
ibm setitbrt Dor @fem bas 8srbtenf, taS
9etfise 2aben In Der 1emeinte aufs Neue
ansefdht unb aurudsetufen su baben. On.
ipsuhslcs, Bethlehem unb ernii, TT ietn @uf-
tteten unp 70 fam ts nttt fsblen, bas II
tdslih mebr bic 6er'en Der 8%emetnsemtt.
sltsbsr semtnnt unc alaemstnes 3utruuen
srntet. 8o1e 8ir&sn ;tebt fein bereb'ter
Dumb Nlt unp Sing wettstfern i'm en-,
pfanae Der bl. Saframente; bic Gemetnbs
sdOtt bsretis an bic 100 5amtlien unb bof
entlth Utrb Der 3sttpunft nt6t rnebr fern
| istn. mo aud nod Der &ef unier.r beutfhen
| @laubers5ruber nieher i'm 8eretne NIT uns
in Der ct. 8Ontfaetus 8,rhe itren pFiG.
TIN ais fatbolilheGbr,ttn naGtpmmen rer.
ben.
Mber aud Ger SGwehern Der 6riftiden
e,ebe mullen MIR BIER NIT 6ohahtune unb
0itbs eeoenfsn. Sat Soft 3u rpteeerbDltsn
Nalsn, auf Gle 8,ttsn drtflthsr Grauen
aan,en &pnierfthen ben @lauben benatrt,
70 BAT er auh ntels Shmefsrn tn unlsre
Nttte s%eienDst, UNI bas eptse Ssuer fetnts
b. Dtsn1es inter uns an,ufaGen uRb au I'm
teibalten.
unlsre Sinner, bic mir ttuen anpertraut,
lino pDbl aufsehObsn unb tire Shulsn
bilben uno psrltdrfsn fit msbr uno mebr.
9hon iinb 3wet SGuI3tmmer lberfult unt
lotalp pie Winter 5Aule tbrenInfanS MIN MI.
mub nrd Elm prittss Glafen3tmmer etnse
rtGtet Derben.
Nur 70 pcrdn, fatbpliiHe @emeinbe por
CAT MtnneapOlis F! Sbr babt suten W,ner
unb no sin W,ae III, ba TT auG Elm @es
Brtneet Spisr nab &rdftsh fur cure bl
&sltstOn, einen freuptssn 8eber liebt Soft
Dor Masn psrbarret elnmutbts i'm @laubsl
IN Der 9Ofnuns In Ger 2tebs per austarr
bis ans @ape, wtrp ieli9.
Gimer fir MQe.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-10-02
&atbDliibe Snbnftrie SdbnIe.
@runb : G~ieentbums : 8ertbeilune.

Wte es In rcrtser Nummer fur3 mitae-
ttstlt pOrben, bat Der &atb ber DtrettCren
Der flttCltfGen Snbutrte. SHule tn letner
Stsuns pom Dortsen Dtenfas, o~bsetaiten
in ct. @aul, bic 3stt Der @ss,s @ertbetluna
auf psn |. Dsssmber. 3pst nbr 9a6mittaas
In Der Duff 6aae bsftmmt. Dtefes Da>
tum tt enosiItta uno satf6stbenb. SO (Oa
btefur burGaus tstne @srfhtebuna mebr
latifnten. SIN Der Shat tpirben rpsntae
WCGfn msbr fir ben abias ron Etdsts ben
SDare tn ben StanD ftBen, fOfOrt aur 3teb,
Jung su fGretten. &ber bic @efGdfte, rpel6e
8er. Srslanb fur tte&utbsbraI- @smetnbe au
b~eiorsen bat, erlauben tbm nt6t, fh .pca
bier gu entfernen, felbt TIM SntsrsGe Der
Snrufrie. S6ule, bic our 3pettsn 6dlfte TN
SclOber.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-10-02
Suap'aer Sr. Si,SOf ssipsnbnl9 bar

9pdbln Her or. SiiG0t SelOeNbhlD Bal
fcebsn eins arree &uncretfe in feiney ausee'
bebnten DiS,efe semadt. cine &siie. neldt
rrpbt geeienst mar, ben, Sbsrbirtsn etnsr
neusn Di6sele bic 8eihwe rliGteiten fstner
9tsIuns root tlar III ;eissn, 8efHwerlih.
tsitsn. BE nur tur6 ben rafluIen Seelen.
Offer hes 9iftefsS IbeInuneen rperNsn
fSnnen. Sinnen uneefdbr amet Mcnaten
berstste Der ssnannte Srdiut Don ftiner &e.
fibens in stsurns GOunis aus bic enttesenen
Counties Sttsrtail, Douglas. @crriion.
Gbtlasc u. {. h., fowie einen Ebett ron Ga.
fcta Ssrrttcrium. In Seatsituns bss Mif.
itcrsprieters brGw. 6rn. Bah In 8elt
@ratre unb anbsrer @eifliGen, unb fGtcs
sorldufs NIT elmer Sabrt mad tem Cafe
SuperiCr. inbsm er 3u @nfans bteisr @Dhe
3u SIC Gaul' spile. NEEDLES essenlber benz
Sort MbererCmbie. auf Der Minnelcta Sette
ltfet, unb In Breckenridge BITE 81. Strmune
fpentete. Cteemol be9leiteten brhw. P.
8arttclomdps, o. s. B. unb Der Sneidner
MiEiOndr br6m. s. SDmaSin ben psrebrten
Sbsrbtrtsr, welher nate;u s%psitaufsne
Weilsn Wesss ;uriflsate unS 3par 1854
per Giftnbatn uno TO ;u @aaen cher
Staee-was ssmie cine torte @rcte TT.
Gin 9ubil1nnt aana eteenttumlt6cr Mrt
pirb eemr6hf In Mttndutse aefeiert tpers
rem. @m 10. Sttpter mertsn Is ndmtt6
FL funb3wansta Sabre fetn. felt benz Sage,
an relGem bic bohn'tsn 9ifb6f Se.ben.
buf6 I'm &rautbduer aus europa In Nep
gcrf anf1men. Der 2estaenannte ais iunasr
@riefer. Ser G%rfasnannte a1s GanbtSat Der
beibe aus 8assrn aetirtsn.
Raj einem gterteliatrpuneert purten tetre
sletG'eitia pom bf. gat.r %tus
TX. su Der biftGfihsn @irte erboben,
unb feterten I'm ndmiihen Satr ttre GDnfe.
etnanher afRfirent. I'm bic Setter
biefss Subildums tanbelt ss Eb am 10. b.
.Nts. unb srar TN SrtensbauSe Ser @tul-
fftpeHern pcn NCtre Dame In Mtlwautee
bersn Sbertn aleihseitia ttr finfunb3wan.
,teidbrisss Srpensiubtldum fsis.t. @bae
cte eittse @crfebune bic 8snannten nod
Ts6t LANCE gu fesensret6er Sbdtssfeit fur
ttetes 9anb srbalten. Der @anbsrer er.
Rh. ben perebrten Subttaren bod.
ahtungepC1 feline Graduation tar3ubrtn.
gen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-10-02
Cfnlabmny
Gn bic &atboIifen Der Der. Staaten fG neR
Better Glnuer.W erein ausniG ltebeu.

Dieter eble uno bDhf pthttee 8eretn fcl
es n1Dsli6 MAIDEN. ben fatbOItfGen He9ern
In ben Ser. Stdaten 3u SGuien uno Stride
3u psrbelfen, unD DeH 0dtern Der @ongreaa.
ttDn pes tl. SDlepb bet3utteben, pte fIr DereH
Seelenbetl forasn. Dies gefhtebt DaDurh.
pdB nan etnsn Ibdler an bic DIRECTION ees
8sretns etnfenoet. Curh ptefe fle,ne @abe
nitro man fur thinner eth Wttsltep ceTelben.
Der bl. Batter bat otefen gerein burh Elm
etgenes yrepe beftdttgt unb NIT pteIen @b.
ldTtn berethert. defenders NIT etnem pon.
fcmmenen Nbiae In Der Sterbefunpe-
uet erDtes rtrb wDnentlt6 cine bL. Weffe
FIR Die Iebenoen unD uerliDrbenen 8eretns.
slteoer unb ceren5amilten gelefen unD ipet.
ndl oes cages pom Den 9teaerftnpern FIR
ielbe 9ebetet. 8dttDltfen BON Nmertfa.
fhiteBt eut otefem 0eretne an unp fenpet
bte tletne @abe Hnuerpetlt al Very Rev. r
Otto Jair Vicar General and Pastor of ct.
Johns German Catholic Church, Green
Street. Gtnetr matt oper an Dte OtTce pes
Waprtetsfreunpes. Der Dte Senpung bef6'
tlgt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-10-02

0CnpOn. u. Sspt. DIE Berltner Nd-
ttCnal-3sttuns erfdbrt. bab rte NCbtImaG.
uns Der sanaen fsrbllGsn @rmee anssOrDnei
wCrpen 1T. Gin Spe3talteltssamm an pts
S,mes BON ebenpaber btfdtist bic HaHriHt
SIN Darlington, Gnsl., wurpe seftern Der
fnttjtslte SaprestLs Der Gtnfubrung bel
Gtlenb dbnen I'm @~sretnisten 8ont9reths
NIT srOssm @lan3e sefstsrt.
Berltn, 26. Sept. Die rumdntfhe &s.
sisruns bat ss abselebnt, NIT Serbten, flGs
cteles lid gum &rtese sesen rte Ilrtet ent
ltetDen lOlte, semetniame SaGe ~ maHsH
unb blcb psrlpIOnen, etne 8sObaHtunssar
NEE an per @IenSe auiBufs1en.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-10-02

Gin Selegrammv on Berlin last:
Die 8erbetratbuns pes gum Mitfat!clte's'
mus lbersetrstenen De6anten Sus3tnsfe
bate BEN Nlttatbcltfsn bic Gntihetou1J Der
Srase aulss,wunssn, Oh ben @etfltGsn pte
Gbe e%eitattst let. Die &ntlhetruns fel be-
tOtsnU aus uRO bic &es,erurs TT 3u BEN
Gut1luds srlanat, ben Oshanten tn BEN
GrnuGs irtner @lntuntte su ihisen. nnc
b,tls S&wtnOler nennsn ii& ait 8atto'
ltten.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-10-02

8elgraD, 27. Sept. Die Staot tt tn
Gufre9una iber bte Nl6rtht. Dab reraan'
sensn Samfas AbenD bet Nith. an Der
DO sntfhsn @ren3s, aaf ferbifGem SODsn. 2
ierbtihe StFyere BON TURF den SDloat.n
eIfhDGtn Torpen ietsn. 81
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-10-02
Gas Subildm,tt.
GirrnIar hrs bpdmiInisften 9srrn SilGOfS
an Die bpdyiu. OeirliGfeit BET
9i6SeEe ct. Saul.

6c&wIrtiser unb tbsurer 9srr!
Sn Grmasuna Der utelfo&sn In NltiiOrs
Q6neern in 9etrsf Der tur Gewtnnuns tet
:S~ubildums. Nblafes pOrssltrtebsnen Be
~binsunsen 3u Sage aetretenen' @6wtsrta
riateiten, hat Der tetitse gater ben 8tI6bfer
bur6 neultG empfansene DCfumente eatt9f
bic GcnmaGt perltsbsn, jsne Seetn9unSer
au ~mUb,fJren, unb unter anbsrn aud ft'
9erIGrtft In 8etrsT Der 3otl Der 3u bsiu&'
enben 8ir6en uno Der an3att Der BEN 8tr.
den su maGenbsn BsiuGs unb ebeniO an
bere @trfe Cper uebunssn Der Sr6mmisteti
au fubetuiren am Yiase etsier Sefute, wr
es ais netbwenbis Dber ratbiam bafar err
f&etntn mag.
2u btsfem Bebufe, eab fetner Der @ldu'
btaen tnfUlse iresnp zines Sstlers pom tbrsr
@ette ttnihtli6 Der senausn &%rfuduns Der
uUrss16rtebenen Bsbinsunsen Der t~ttlianien
Srl6te bes Subtldums enttetren mD9e.
perorbuen MIR btermtt. fraft Der uns Der.
ltebenen 0OImaht. bue na& Der 8etannt'
mo6uns bisfss 6trtsnbriefss, elm gsiu& an
iebem Sage fur finftebn Sase, a%nfstnanbsr
fClssnD Cpsr auf anpere 8eife, tn berYFarr
ftrhe, ceer In Der Str&e, no Die @ldubt8en
Der DIFF bstjuwObaen sswOtnt ltnb, ssni'
aenc Ietn wiro 3ur @epinnun9 bes Subj
Idums &bloEts, 70 melt es Die &usabi Der
8eluGe betrtft. Sci ispem bteler 8ela6e
tabsn Fe onpd&tis mad Ger Mstnuns @@pss
betltaen 0aters III betea : fur bic Wcbl
futrt Der 8atbCltf&en Stride, unb bes &po.
foltlGen @tubles, fur bic @usrottung Der
Srrlebren, fur Die 8efebruns aasr bertent.
gen, wsldf i6 BON Der 8abrtstt e%ntfrsrbet
baben, uno fur ben Srteben upb bic Gtnts
felt bes san;en tatb0lilten Scttrs." Se'
lu6s, Die tereits Der Ytarrftr6e pber Der
aeu6bult& bsfuhten Stride semdHt wOrben
Rno. tDnnen mir9esdbit werben. UNI ttsie
@n,obl scn su maiden. SIN 6dten, DO ne
aeu Der Gn,fsrnuns ron Der 3trhe, wte In
nb.YIassn, Ueer aus anptren 1rtnbepi
bic @Idubtsen nt6t Obue srCse e&wteris'
felt Der Stride ttren gelu6 MAIDEN tSnnen,
Gno bte 9ettlOresr ermdGttgt, taflr anbers
@nOa6tsatunssn 81 fubfttutrsn, rie cas
8eten pes &Olentran3es, bic @ler.3eiltsen
Qttonet, oper anrere NIT Der pOrsef6rtebenen
@n,obl ron @alen In tbrer @Ubnuns ~
rerrtGtsnben @ebete.
SlOner.N Cnnen, SIbsnsftwefsrn uni
bic &nsetDrs8n rsltsiDier @tnOfenfhaf'
ten fine BON Der @srpfl6iuns pisier Rtr'
nsntrIuhe bispenirt, unp an beren Sten'
bacon Ie etnmal ees Cages tur funf
arbn Sage rte YriOat' Rapels ODER oa5 Ora
forum res 8lCfets 3u befuhen.
Btr tGnnsn niht unterla fen, BIER Der
arp6en SrpR aus,ubridsn. Der uEs gu 1pst
wurpe, bet Der @abrnebmuns pts erualihel
Gtfs,s unlsres Bottle in Der seiammtei
Dt6wle, nm fh Der @nahenfpenben btI
Subtldums. Sabrss ttsilbaftts gu MAIDEN
fopte pes an ben Sag sslesten Gtfsrs uni
Der SrDmmtststt BET Der gsrrtGtuns be
poras5trtsbenen bsiltssn n~sbunsen.
Dieter Sirtenbrisf 1T allen Ssren &c
metnben 3u u~erlsfen.
SIR erssbener In Gbrttc.
+Gbomas g. Grace,
ct. Saul, %. september, 1878.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-10-02
SALaHDuG)e Wa@rtWtea.
(Sffietell.9
@iitb6fiebe Siftatipm.
r6ltbe ..

SpGp'Rer Serr 8tfGcf Etpmas {.
Grace wirb an MEDITERRANEAN Tasen
unt gl6ssn bte 81. Sirmuns ertteilen:
SartbauIt, @Unntas. ben 10. Ottc'
Der.
&p6w'fer 9err 8ifGCf &upert Get
benbuf6:
ct. SUfepb @tearns Co.. ecnntus
ben 8. SttDbfr.
artbst Scnntas ben II.
October.
Dte @ette bes u en- Mbtes
fir ct. 0ubwts am Gee Fnbet Scnntas ben
"a. Sttcter in ct. Gtcue fat.
8tsmard, Spnnta8 Zen 81. Setc
Der.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-10-02

M1tamOrae selan9 es II @erfCnen 3u ret'
ten.
gCn Wtbwap Climbing rtelbet 9. &. Da'
Sts, oa6 istn @aarentaus unb bic neuen
Werftsn 3sflDrt inb. Die ibrtssn 6duier
fnb ntht bebeuteno beIAGstet.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-06-19
From the N. Y, Sun.

The defendant was indicted for wilful
neglect of a duty eDjoined upon him by
law. That duty was to audit certain liza
bilities of the county of New York. The
revised statutes made the neglect of that
duty misdemeanor, for which the maxi
mum punishment was one years impris-
onment in the county Jail and fine of two
hundred and fifty dollars. The indictment
was 70 other indictments what the man.
moth is among beasts and the whale among
the monsters Of the deep: it was gigantic
a printed book of thousand pages. 1t
contained two hundred and twenty counts,
as the divisions are called by lawyers, each
Of which assumed to charge the prisoner
with separate wilful neglect Of duty.
The court of appeals finds no authority,
which can be or ought to be recognized in
New York, for the cumulative sentences
pronounced against Tweed. The common
law of England as it existed on April 10,
ITS, and was adopted by this state, does
not sanction them. They are not warrant
ed by any Of our statutes. Our law re-
ports have not recorded single case in
which such sentences have been imposed.
Aud Judge Rapallo refers to the length
ened experience of several members of the
court of appeals itself, both as judges of
criminal courts and public prosecutors, as
opposed to the novel doctrine on this sub
ject contended for by the prosecution
None of them, says he, speaking eth
er from experience or tradition, can cite a
case in which such power has been exer-
cised or sanctioned in this state"
A supposed case under the statute pro-
hibiting cruelty to animals we'll illustrates
the possibilities which might arise. The
law provides that every person who shall
by his act or neglect, maliciously kill, MAIN,
wound, torture, or cruelty beat any horse,
mule, OK or cattle, sheep or any other ami
NAL, belonging to himself or another, shall
upon conviction be adjudged guilty OF a
misdemeanor. Now a man might be
tried on an indictment under this statute
containing one hundred counts each charg.
ing him with ill-treating a different and
separate sheep, and If he were convicted
he could be sentenced to one hundred
years Imprisonment Every lawyer knows
that such cannot be the law, just as every
layman knows that it is not common sense
or justice; yet 1t is just as much
law and common sense and Justice
as was the conduct Noah Da.
Wis when he sentenced William nj. Tweed
we rejoice tnat the narrow lDterpreta.
ton of the law by which judges have so Of
ten sought to limit the scope and restrict
the operation of the writ of habeas corpus
finds no favor in the court of appeals. The
right to this writ is declared to be a con
stitutional right, with which statutory leg.
islation cannot interfere. The habeas cor
pus act, says Judge Allen, should receive
"a liberal construction in harmony with it,
grand purpose, and in disregard if need be
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JUDGE CHURCH.

JUDGE CHURCH.
The Chief Justice said that the juris-
prudence of the United States and Eng
land had been ransacked for the discovery
of precedent for Judge Davis's decision,
and he entered into definition of the pos,
sible effects of decision like this if approy-
ed by the highest court of the state.
Looking at this question" said he, ''the
court had to consider the interests and the
rights of every litigant in all our courts,
high and low. 1t was not question here
whether Tweed should be punished, much
as he undoubtedly deserved punishment;
it was a question of pure law and of the
rights under the law of all our people. AS
tor Tweed, suppose, as citizen mot ex-
pressing myself as a judge, that he is GER
tain to get his punishment, because he is
certain of rearrest, and the most persist
ent pursuit by the best legal talent in the
peoples interest. AS for the people, We
had to consider the very serious question
whether. if precedent was established tc
that effect in Tweed's case, any man, any
citizen or villager, could be arraigned be
fore common or Justices court, and
tried at one time before q single jury or F;
single man upon several different counts il
single Indictment, and convicted anC
sentenced not according to the one indict
ment only, but upon the several counts.
Judge Church next discoursed upon thu
exaggerated justice and injustice tina
might be wrought by the fixing by thu
court Of such precedent. The court OF
all grounds regarded the power of fixing il
as at once illegal and dangerous. Respect
ing the second question, said the Judge
the court regarded the excess of punish
ment beyond the punishment prescribed b.
the statute as an excess Of jurisdiction.
| JUDGE RAPALLO.
What was the hinge of the decision ?
why here was man." replied Judg
Rapallo, indicted simply for neglect o
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