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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-10-15
DEATH OF COZ A. N. ED0iNGroN,

The telegraph this morning brought
the news Of the death Of Col. A. NJ.
Edgington. He died at $50 o'clock this
morning at the Arcade Hotel. Sacra-
mento, Cal. His remains will DO
brought to Virginia by special train to.
morrow, and inferred under the 8
pices Of the Masonic fraternity on Sun.
day. Col. Edgington has for n long
tune been in poor health, and tho news
Of his death was not unexpected.
Ho was ono Of the Pioneers Of the
Pacific coast, arriving In California from
his native Statc. Ohio, In 1849 or TO.
He was for n long time one Of the PROM
inent men OF Placer county, being one
OF tho active men in developing the re-
sources OF the country. He camo TO
this State in 1862 or 'G3, and during
his long residence in this section
occupied many positions o: trust, to the
entire satisfaction Of his employers and
tho public. Ho ut different times held
the positions Of Deputy Sheriff OF tho
county: agent Of q fast freight line be.
tween Virginia and Dutch Flat; Clerk Of
the Confidence Mining Company. as
also Of tho Morgan mill; and Sspsrin.
tendcnt Of tho Union Mill and Mining
Company, which position no held until
forced 10 resign q few weeks before his
death, ON account Of his health.
His memory will 1.-Two long In the
minds Of all who were ever brought into
contact with him in either social or
business relations.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-10-15
FOR THE BLOOD is THE LIFE

ssa deuteronomy. xii az. Tho blood
hsino tbe source from which the system
4, hnilt mn. and from which wa derive
our mental as we'll as physical capabili.
Ties, how important that Il should DO
Lsnt nure. IN Il contain yilo. fostering
noisons' oll organic functions become
eniooblcd. Setting upon important or.
cans. os tho lungs. liver md kidneys,
sha rfrsct h most disnstrous. Uence II
bebooyes all TO keen their blood In apor-
fectly healthy condition, and more en-.
pscislly does this npply nj this particular
season. of the wear than at any other.
No mott.r what 'tbe exciting cause may
Ia tho raaI Cause nj A largo nroportion
M ali diseases "a had blood. Now. DR..
pisrce does moi vish 10 placo his Golden
Medical Discovery In tho catalogue of
quack patent nostrums. by recommend
ing II 10 cure evcry disease. nor docs no
30 recommend IL; on tho contrary. thoro
are hundreds Of diseases that no ack-
nowledgcs II will not euro; but what he
does claim Is this, that there Is but ono
form Of blood disease that II will not
cure, and that disease IL cancer He
docs not recommend his Discovery for
that disease, yet no knows II to DO tho
most searching blood.cleanser yet dis.
covered. and that 1t will FREQ tho blood
and system OF all other blood poisons.
DO they animal, vegetable or mineral.
The Golden Medical Discovery Is war
rnnted by him 10 cure tho worst forms
Of skin diseases. as all forms Of blotchcs,
pimples and eruptions; also, nll glandu.
lar dwellings, and tho worst form Of
scrofulous and liberated sores OF the
neck, legs, or other parts, and all scrof.
ulous diseases OF the bones. ~ white
swellings, fever sores, hip-joint and
spinal diseases-all OF which belong to
scrofulous diseases.
-ur.JorSr prsEAsy CURED.
n n. p.,n,. " Y-n.,, o..
~. a., ,, eo"m. lama r,ne xoars
900 SEALING. would appoar and dis.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-10-15

-.nta no..
eye OF an o.aina.y pI 10
sess no more, ps'na, M =
tsress en'P p''A' w
sheu' ..~
Ar. r'a'sy sa.s n'A'e o. P'opo
amendment TO the Constitution where
by the wives Of Pioneers might become
honorary members Of the Society.
Mr.. Edwards gave notice Of his inten-
ton to propose General Q. Q. Batterman
n = an honorary member Of the Society
ut tho next regular meeting.
A motion was made by W.. ID. Q. Glib
sou that Mr. Stewart be allowed Two
men Of his own selection to assist him
in arranging and cataloguing tho cabinet
and ether specimens now In possession
Of the Pioneers. Tho motion carried.
Mr.. Thomas moved that q collection
DO taken up for the benefit oil Mrs
Beckwith. The collection was made.
aud tho sum OF S2l raised, which
amount DIR. Holmes WINS requested 10
present TO the lady ON behalf of tho IL
oneers.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-10-15

CArrrnrp. - Considerable stir was
made al the organization OF the First
Nevada Artillery. about the great addi-
ton the new company would be to the
military force OF tho State. From the
way things have lately turned out, tho
confidence In the new company seems 10
have boen misplaced. that IL II the Soc
ond Lieutenant, Howard Hill. can be
taken US q fair sample. Night before
last he surrendered his heavy guns, side
arms and accoutrements TO the enemy. q
young lady whose only weapons wero
the shafts launched from n pair OF heav.
only eyes. The name OF his y%anguisher
was Miss Della Quinn. and Mr.. Hill can
scarcely DO blamed for surrendcring ct
discretion to the fair enemy. May
neither live to regret either the captivity
or the conquest, but may their bark sail
calmly along the troubled SEQ OF life,
and never run afoul OF tho shoals and
rocks that have shipwrecksd many q
gallant craft.
Nfonr SoHooL.-we understand that
Prof. T. b. James designs opening a
night school at tho old grammar school.
house in this town next Monday even-
ing. Tho Professor will open with q
lecture on chemistry. in tho course Of
which he will perform q number OF
highly interesting and instructive chem
ical experiments. This lecture will 10
open to tho general public. and should
DO attended by both old and young. as
chemistry Is a study that possesses in
exhaustible funds OF instruction 10 both
the neophyte and the profoundest sta.
dent Of Natures hidden laws. We have
no doubt Prof. James will receive the
liberal patronage his well.known merits
rs a teacher entitlo him TO.
THE CoScEnr TINS EvksISo.-Rs-
member the concert at Miners Union
Hall, Gold Hill. this evening. Tho
most talented musicians ON the Com
stock have kindly volunteered their
services for the occasion. Gold Hill
can be independent and rely on its own
iUE uuiurSuitht VIM cSehtubs
Our people should ~patronizo homo
talent. and In doing 40 they can rely o N
receiving tho full worth Of their money.
TnuNB ORA man named Peter
Conalia, employed in putting up braces.
etc.. In the Consolidated Virginia mine,
cut OF about half Of his left thumb in
the mine yesterday, whilo sharpening q
wedge. Tho severed portion wa left
hanging by q small piece Of skin. DR..
Harris, who dressed tho wound. does
not know whether the piece m DO made
to grow on again or not.
sAnsrixLp TAnoEr SnooorSo. = The
annual target shooting OF tho sashcld
Guard Of Gold Hill will take place at
American Flat ON Tuesday. October
26th. The medals belonging to the CON-
pany, and q number Of prizes contribu-
ted BY friends, viii DO competed for. A
cordial invitation Is extended to all
friends Of the company 10 10 present.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-10-15

PmsR's OrsRA HousK.-rho play OF
pride" which was represented ut the
Opera House in Virginia last evening.
drew a full house. and passed on
smoothly throughout. Although not
quito NJ spicy rs tho one Of the proceed
ing evening. IL wa not without Its toll
inc pas,igcs, which were admirably rem
dcrcd. Mr.. John Jack assumed the
difficult task Of representing two
characters, and gave the utmost sat
isiaction in both of them. This
evening Mr.. Jack and Mrs. Annie Fir
min, the talented actress and vocalist.
take a Joint benefit. at which "falHtaf,
ar the Youthful Days Of Henry "" will
lie performed. with Mr.. Jack in the title
character. Tho press comments very
hyorably on him In this character. The
following are a few taken from the East
tern papers;
Mr.. John Jack. played '.falataff' TO
perfection, and astonished all by the
most even and intelligent rendition OF
the character that has been witnessed
ON cur boards for many years. Ne'
York T,icyrnm.
His Interpretation. shows culture and
earnest study.-Ns,o Orioans Iionyoss.
Very affective and commendable, an
excellent piece Of acting. and bears
evidence Of scholarly culture. intelligent
appreciation 81 the character and study
ol all the salient points Of tho doughty
knights disposition and habits. hO1ie
Ecgisiu.
Those who wish to enjoy a rare treat
should not fail TO DO present this even-
Ing.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-10-15
STATIONERY AND JgwgLRY.

J.. d. Marshall, at the Gold Iiul Post
ONCE store. 10 sole agent for oil
the San Francisco and Sacramento daily
papers. All tho latest Eastern periodicals,
magazines. etc.. received a. roop ~ published,
aud delivered In any part of town. Blank
books and stationery In great variety. Blank
hooks Of every description made 70 order ~
and q nnc assortment OF jewelry; repairing In
that line neatly and well done. A large stock
OF toys AMI fancy goods. Seo regular sdver.
In another column. jel6
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-10-15
mRMICAL srnRnGru.

Save tine. health and money. Avoid quaeks
and buy "Chemicai Strength" sold by all
druertsis. Instructions full, ard . euro guar.
antecd In any case Of facilitating dreams tor
seminal weakncss), and oil alarming symptoms
Of nervous decay. rcsultlng rom sslf-ahuse'
cxcesses or any cansc. CRANE e bnIaiiAn.
wholesale Agents, Ban Francisco. Price -
MAO hnffle
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-10-15
A sUPpoCATINa COUGH.

known contributor TO the Western press, she
panied by bleeding al the lungs, 70 Ilale.s
Honey Of uorehound and Tar. my cough"
she says. .threatencd TO pufocate me-
but tho Honey OF llorehound and Tar has
removed every trace OF IT," The letter Vas TO
,h suS i,,end ~ tnis ei.yi vno IA: : sisss ave.
nue.. Pixies Toothaehs Drops cure In one
minnie.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-10-15
ATTENTION.

rHE people have been 80 mach imposed upon
by several worthless Barsaparillas. thsi We are
glad 10 he able % recommend Q preparalon
which can be depended on ~ containing the
virtues Of that invaluable medicine, and 70 vor'
thy Of the public conndsocs. poct. Ayers b.r.
sapsrilla curss when anything can cure the
diseases that rSQuiro An alteratiye medicine.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-10-15
NRITnER FAILIN0 TRKTm,

Nor tho peepIng wrinkles Of time, % foreiblv
tsll Of advancing years ~ your gray hair.
Ayers vIgor restores the oolof and makes
yoqr appearance more Agreeable TO Others, -
well 0; yourself. With fresh. luxuriant hair.
che indruitles OF age are fAr lees noticeable.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-10-15
A CARD.
To all who ara suferins nom the errors and

TO all who are suffering RON the errors and
lndiscretions Of youth. nervous weakness,
carly decay. loss Of manhood. etc.. vii send
q recipe that viii cure you. frco Of eharge.
This great remedy was discovered oy MI
envelope 10 the Rev. Joseph z. lnmAn,
station d, Bible House, New YORK City.
anil om
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-10-15
srOcK REroRr.
l~arroarrD pAiLr M u. r. Kr,rrss a co.

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last Evsaiag.
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80 w"odvilie. N. 2.
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100. q. M IN
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-10-15
PACIFIC coAsr rleNsEss.

ses,e OF she cold bsys'' 0es Zip ..
Their Ears and mako 10 WARM
Ter u Few Ainutes-A seaseuhat
sssrmy, bus, upea the Wheie,
Satisfactory Meeting.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-10-15

--- - h
stormy, e"s, spes me ""
s~ssissAesers Aeee'"s'
~,.cr,ar u..t;n, NJ thu Pacific Coast
-. III 49, M
rioheers was ne.a ~ 'hsn nan
street. Virginia. last evening. Prssi'
dent McAIeans occupied the chair.
Alter calling the roll Of officers, read
80. a..
ing minute " p's, ~ nm,
Week NV, anu u -.
"eto oiis WV fr
eomhii''ceS'
Appi'easasss = nsnserAa'p
We're presented for the following names
persons and referred to the Committee
~, Northumberland, &. .rbos. Forbes.
Reno . N s. Gammans. Steamboat
snr;ncs : James Edwin Parker. Virginia
| city. and N, A, MeDonoueh, Gold Hill.
C.w,.,ssee .. s,ek.
W. r. stevsr, reported one Of the
Pioneers ,namO uutnoxp) NJ the Coun.
~ Hospi,al. one Of his fingers being 30
badly damned that II had to be ampu-
tated.
Mr.. Spencer wished that the S25 APP
propriated to the use OF Mrs. Beckwith
and family lad been handed to her to
10 used according to her discretion li-
stead Of being invested In provisions Tor
her use. mother was the proper n
to judge OF tho necessities OF herself and
family.
DIR. HOlmes. who was given charge OF
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D~,.r,srr. s...s Ev.si.x.
COURr.

The following business was transacted
In the First District Court this morning.
Judge Rising presiding:
George T. Maryo w.. T. Fred Smith
New trial granted on the ground that
the verdict 81 the Jury in the said asa
wis not warranted 10y the evidence.
Todd vs.. Crosby-Dcmurrer over
ruled and defendant given fifteen days
in which To =
Ia the matter OF the estate OF T.. II.
Berry. dceeased-T. A. stephens, attor-
ncy for administrator. allowed SO Ms n
fee.
In the matter Of tho estate Of Patrick
Sheridan, deceased-Same orier.
State vs.. Thomas Larkin: grand lar
ceny-Jury sworn. witnesses examined.
and. II appearing that the value OF tho
property taken was only $50. tho jury.
under instructions from the Court, found
defendant guilty Of petit larceny. Time
waived and defendant sentenced to I'M
prisonment in tho County Jail for the
term Of six months, tho extreme penalty
allowed by law.
Jurors excused until Monday mott at
10 A. NJ.
Court adjourned until tomorrow
morning at 10 o'clock.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-10-15
IuEFPRoN,s RATING STAND.

The best place In virvinla TO get arQuare
meal IL ct Llcdron's Eating Stand. In the Pal.
ace Saloon, opposite the Postonaes. Open
day and night. Private roomsf for ladlee. Al
the substantial luxuries OF the market 70 %
Gold NH friends 10 cali and see him. Jys'
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-10-15
Arrival. rsi. n.r.s.s.

John smith ECro--ley Mrs. Sylvester
W Morgan &1rho- Murphy JC Nsrei
family "a small HAllall
Mr. Hall JTJone- wy Kent A I'm
Jennie clifford Mrs q Hand Mrs kmsry
\ Dunctn Mr.. iis.cr Mrs Macdonald
john Woods SMr. Dannigan X X ilsft
family
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-10-15
I,enasiens

Deaatiens.
Tho following presents wcrc received.
aud a vote Of thanks returned to tho
donors by the Society. The vote Of
| thanks 10 tho artists mentioned below to
| DO communicated to them by tho Sscre-
tary.
librarian Stewart reported n large
number Of donations, among which wero
the following:
By Robert c Spenccr--A piece Of q
wooden dug-out, found forty feet under
ground in a bog in Tyrone County. Ire
Land. Tho canoe Is o in tho pos
sessi ON Of Lord O'Neill.
By Louis wentworth-A Confederate
SO bill, issued February IL, 1864; also
a portrait Of himself. taken recently.
BY DIR. Hazlett. Of Dayton-A speci-
men OF copper and cobalt ore. from
Walker River.
By II. J.. Norton-A specimen Of galena
and copper ore. picked mp BY the donor
near Silver City.
by Judge Noyes-A dve-dollar Con.
feierate hill.
Nr. Nahl, artist. Of san Francisco.
presented the Society with q certificate
Of membership Of the Eremen OF San
Francisco. designed by him, to engraNo
which on steel cost 5000. Also, a
certificate Of membership OF the Pho
neers Of San Francisco. designed by
him. ID was tho Last one Of the kind
left, and also cost 50. 900 to sngrayo ON
steel. MIR. Nahl asked the return OF the
design sent here. as II was Of groat value
10 him.
William l.. Harrison. Of San Fran
cisco. presented the Society with a GER
t.dcaic Of membership Of the Mechan-
les Institute. designed aud engraved by
himself. Also. the design sent by him
here, and which was No. ,, aud tho
second choice OF the Society.
Mr.. II. Lyndell. Of Stockton. Cali
fornia. presented tho design sent by
him, which was numbered n on the
list ON tho evening Of selection.
Tho Chairman Of the Committee on
Designs, Mr. Pixley. reported others,
owners Of the designs sent. ~ not yet
heard from in relation TO donating them
In the Society.
In presenting tho pfeco OF canoe no.
trei above, Mr.. Stewart called atten-
ton 10 the interesting nature oil the
relic Of prehistoric man. The ca
moo was found side by side with the
skeleton Of the mammoth elk, whose
horns were eleven feet from tip to up,
and which stood fourteen feet In height.
The men whose hands fashioned tins
cnos lived long prior to the glacial pe-
tod. when what Is now known a. Ire
Ind was part Of n vast continent. b
which in tho long ages that elapsed
irvm that to the present time had been
Submerged for ages. and was again oy
s,mc great upheaval Of nature brought
to tho surface OF the ocean In its present
shape.
such are tho thoughts suggested to
the geologist and a~rcheolosist by a sim
pie piece Of decayed wool. thai TO the
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WESTERN DISPATCHES
r.c,.. 70 mi coin u,IL pA,lr NEWS.
CALIFORNIA.

sseek. Lively-A Smart Contest Ne
ported delay on Ssr che Consrsi
of che Ophir-The SHERIDAN Bsn'
Ouof.
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ROOS BROS
NEW PRICE LIS I
....or THx....
PALLAND WINTER SEASON
THE BEST & CHEAPEST GOODS
....oH rur....
PACIFIC OAs
All Goods are New and
Fresh.
Roos BROS
PALACE CLOTHING STORE,
p South c Street,
Have rcdaced their goods to tho following
pricesi
New Business Buits............. ~
Nice Tweed Double. Breasted
SUITS. $780,. ~
Plain Cashmere Suits........... Is
Gray Scotch Suits. IL
Latest Style Plaid Sults......... 10
EXTRA FINE BLACK DRESS
SUITS, $3.50.
A Full Assortment OF Over
coats.
chInehiils 0vefcosts. SO 10 10
Double. prsosted Chinchilia SACK CoAts.....to
Double dreaded chiuchiila Sack oosis-
(blue) 10
Double Brcastsd Astfaksn Goats and Vests. IL
Double. Breasted Diagonal yfoek and seek
Suits Of. 10
CASHMERE PANTS, $50 to So,
Undeuhlrts and Drawers 1t 80 cents; white
Shirts. good quality. $i.so.
Full Assortment or Hats, Caps,
Trunks, SatcheIs, Boots
and Shoes.
RUBBER GOODS AsPro'Alrr.
All tho Goods Thirty Pvs Cont Lower than any
Other IIouss.
we unvu VI Uanu = tuit obl touItct1 |
BLANKETS. To bou ekeepsss vs orr the
greatest Inducements In that direction, % owing
70 direct importation, Ne can sell the best
blankets In the market
40 Less than San Yra.eises Prtess.
We call special attention to our ia
FAMILY WHITE sLAnKETs.
very superior article md the bsss male,
At I'D Por Pair.
~, p p, syrss S2c4 GSses t,s 4 bs% F. s's.s::
pre-eminsnt In viruinis and the otsts.
ROON BHOfHERhi
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poMesTic NEWS.

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DIED.


DAVIS on SUNDAY afternoon. January p, ISIS,
81 mr. latr rr-l4'n' = > ri street n1rthWe-fr Ma
ycar~-
Funeral from 81. Stephrs-s Chur,h, On Tuesday
Nitel o. attend. MAY she r,-t in peace
JANIS. ON Monday morning. 18th instant Of
Pneumonia, & .IHAR VI A wife Of John james, ia
Friends and RELATIVES are respectfully invited to at
= m. from her LAT" residence. NJ. 30 9ih street
JAMESON. On Monday morning 2jtb instant,
MARY JAMESON. daughter Vi Mrs. Mar Jam
Notice OF funeral 20 morrow.
oLlNER A. her late residence, 900 street
southwest, Washington. D. g., GA the 18th in,tsai,
AZ 20 % clock a. IN. SARAH 4. ULINEB aged "a
y,srs, month and 10 days.
oh my mother dear. ant thou dead,
Hast thy life forever hcly
Hast thou bid adipU 90 es~rh5
Aud all its pleasures llittle WORTH
The color from thy cheek hs- fed.
Quiet aud -till do-t thou 4ay-
AXE. mother. wake. see H. dsy'
Mother, 'tis who are here,
Thy children, o. thee ever dear,
g. ~ cali lou, hut IN vain;
VIII you never speak again
Farewell farewell ny mother. desI,
Lille II sal without you here,
Oh NAV ~" meet IA Heaven above.
DEVOTED CHLprEy.
HeT relations and friends are requested - attend
CbuT-b t. 1nnTr,,. T'i, IN al - =
BALTIC. sun and Port Tobacco Times please copy ]
PEABODY. ,JoHN /. infant son oi john ,. and
MARI J. Peabody aged aaN~.
Funeral az > n clock this n. in.
SMITH. At Gainesville, Florida, or the 2oth in
staIr. GEORGE A. SMITH, aced p years
The relatives aud friends arr rrspectfutig re-
qup~tod 90 attend the funeral from the residence 90
his father VIM. Smith. 20 No. 1913 q street south
west, O. morrow Tuesday the 26th instant, ~
o clock p. IN.
SMITH. On the morning ~ Iauuary 2ith. at
Vienna, Fairfax county Va after Hines, IT thres
hours 90 congestion 81 the brain. LEWIS W SMITH.
aged . years. leaving wife aud children 10
mourn the loo, Of devoted husband and Kind aud
loving father.
The funeral will take place from Memorial churclt,
corner 18th and streets, at 10 clock u Tues
day January 26lh. Friends respectfully invited
to attend.
St HEY. On SUNDAY afternoon. 2fth instant 1t
clock, fREDERICk SCHLEV- 81 Frederick city,
MARI land
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-01-25

SENTENCED TO THE PENITENTIARY FOR
THIRTY YEARS.-TOm Ballard, the notorious
counterfeiter was on Thursday convicted be
fore Judge Wallace, in the United States dis
trict court at Albany, y. Y. On being ar
raigned for sentence, Ballard in a piteOus
voice requested that he might be imprisoned
in one of the state prisons. lie asked as
special favor not to be sent to the Albany
Penitentiary, as his health could not stand
the strict discipline of that Institution. Judge
Wallace, in passing sentence, said that he
deemed it his duty to send Ballard where his
escape would be impossible; the community
had enough of him and his kind. The sentence
of the court was that he be confined in the
Albany penitentiary for thirty years at hard
labor. Ballard turned deadly pale and nearly
swoOned. He was removed TO the penitenti-
ary this afternoon.