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RUNAWAY.

About half-past three o clock yesterday
afternoon, while Mr.. Carey, the under
taker, Was driving down the hill on Sew
entcenth street, from Washington avenue
to Locust Grove, a piece OF the harness
rigging gave way and let the wagon
down against the horse. which became
scared, and before Mr.. Carey could gain
control of the animal she had torn loose
from the wagon and ran away. The
breaking of a shaft was the only damage
done,
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RATES or ADVERTISING.

able IN ADVANCE
Transient advertising will be inserted at the
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and 90 cents for each subsequent one. liberal
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advertisements.
Local notices, business or Otherwise, will he
charged ten cents per line for the first and Ave
cents for each additional insertion, Counting
five lines and up Sard) u discount viii be made
af,cr third insertion.
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will only be inserted us advertisements.
For inserting Funeral notice 81 90. Notice of
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each insertion.
No advertisement will be received at less than
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lIyulesleal.

We copy the following account Of the
marriage OF Mr.. Z. b. Petit, OF Cairo, 10
Miss Mary Glauber, OF Paducah. from
the Neics of the 9TH inst:
''rhc marriage which took place this
morning at the Catholic church. on
Broadway. was more interesting and the
ceremonies more imposing than any
which have occurred in our city for
years. The parties thus SO happily
united in the holy bonds of matrimony
were Mr.. Ernest b. Petit, merchant
OF Cairo, to Miss Mary Glauber,
daughter OF Mr.. 5. Glaubcr. of the firm
of Vail 4 Glaubcr. this city. The
walters on the occasion We're first, MIR.
Frank Petit and Miss Mollic Glauber
second, Mr.. John Glauber and Miss Liz
zie Roof: third, Mr.. Martin Grief and
Miss Lou. +. Simon. The ceremony
was performed by Father Meagher, mass
being celebrated by the Rev. Father j.
Z. Feehan, assisted by Father Melon
aid, Deacon, and by Father
wore lavender colorcd japanese
silk, appropriately trimmed and becon.
ngly fitted, with white veil, and was pro.
nounced by all charming and beautiful
bride. The church was crowded to over.
flowing, the windows and doorways,
even, being filled with people. We learn
that the happy pair will remain in thG
city to-day. taking their departure fol
Cairo by the steamer for that ciE to-
morrow morning.
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The Concert Tonight

Since last Sunday large number OF
tickets of admission for the concert TO he
given by the scholars Of the Presbyterian
Sunday School have been .old. and large
crowd of people will Gll Inc church this
evening to witness the entertainment.
Those who will take part In the concert
have spent much time in preparing for it.,
and those who attend will witness n great
treat. The scholars are DESTROYS of pur-
chasing a new library for their school,
and have taken this course to obtain
money to carry out their purpose. Let
everybody go who would encourage them
In their good work.
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Lengthy.

The Council proceedings occupy the
greater portion OF our space this morn
ing, but VIC hope the detailed report OF
our city affairs will prove of as much in
terest to our readers as would the matter
ii has crowded out.
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1~O. Haythorn & Co. show lO(
pieces new fall prints to-day,
AtoIeu,

On Tuesday afternoon, while William
Rooms, OF Clear Creek precinct, was at
tending court, some unknown party Gu
tered his room at the Martin House on
Twentieth street, broke open valise,
took out pair Of pants belonging to Mr.
Rooms and made off with them.
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VAN DEpAnrMESr RrvEp REPORT,
sept =, 1878.
STATIONS.
LYNCH & HOWLEY'S
Real Estate Column
FOR SALE,

Several good Farms and 5000 acres Of
unimproved ands in Alexander ,ou ty.
Waters Block" and Winters X W.
A large number OF desirable Residences,
and excellent vacant Lots, suitable for
bu tess houses and residences.
House on Nineteenth street, for $50, with
privilege Of lease.
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Messrs. $. A. and +. johnson have
opened ladies' hair emporium. on
Eighth street, near the bank, where can
be found hair Of every length and shade.
See advertisement.
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Mr.. George Farnswor,h, residing on
Ninth street, between Washington ave-
nue. and Walnut street, is still lying very
low. 1t was feared on Tuesday that lie
could not live over night.
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The financc committee destroyed on
Monday citv orders amounting to $685.
s5; overdue bonds, $4,000; interest
coupons, 10000; gravel road notes with
interest, Sl.l7i.9j.
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RIVER NEWS.
Port List.

ARRIVED.
Steamer Jim Fisk, Paducah.
" Belle Of Memphis. Memphis.
" H. c. iaeger. st. Louis.
q" City OF Helena. st. Louis.
idlewild, Evansville.
Ruth, Paducah.
Tow-boat Lioness, st. Louis.
DEPARTED.
Steamer Jim Fisk. Paducah.
Grand Lake No. 2, st. Louis.
" Belle Memphis, st. Louis.
Ii. E. Iaeger, New Orleans.
= City of Helena, Vicksburg.
- ldlewiid. Evansville.
80 Ruth, South.
Tow-boat Lioness, st. Louis.
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\ bunch OF keys post office keys, ]
night latch and other keys. The owner
can have them by calling at the BuLLE
TIS office and paying 80 cents for this
notice.
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kF West Brothers celebrated shoes
can be had only OF 0. Hawthorn & Co.
IL Has come .

We were informed by Mr.. Andrew j.
Lol rlst evening that the first car load
of the celebrated Blatz beer was received
by him yesterday, and that he will call on
his old customers and friends this morn
ing for the purpose of disposing of the
same. This brand Of beer is too we'll
known by our beer-drinkers TO need any
words of praise from us. II is excellent.
III Pilsener Beer at George Lattner's
Saloon, on Commercial avenue, between
Fifth and sixth streets.
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b- Piirener Beer i, GEORGE La;tner'-
Saloon, ON Commercial avenue, between
Fifth and sixth streets.
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stephen Bradley, hauim" slop In
| Augu~t.....,.......... G5 90
| .jnO. J.. licly, Embellishments. 10 10
Jno. Il. llely. survrying.......... g 90
Cairo City Gas Company. for tar 30 10
| X. locuD, use OF mule and cart. If -
| j. Ross, use ct mule aud cart. 10 G3
j. Cunningham, use of double
tcHin......... .................. II WI
| Il. Ialston. Use OF doublc-team.... IL W
| e.. johnson. loading lime. . 30
| III. Brown, distributing tHr......,.. ) 80
Lloyd smith, cutting weeds........ ! 90
/ Milly Gibson, Tor quilts used ut
pest ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ! 90
/. Sullivan, hauling man to jail. 80
| Jno. Reese, bread for pest house,. 20
William Gariu, to II days work ON
| streets with teanl..,..........,...... 80 20
| Thos. Meehau, TO IL days work
| on streets with team. 80 OO
| Tom Boyle. TO II days work on
streets with team....,......,,........ 80 90
Mr.. Duggen, to ID days work on
streets with tcan........."..".... 80 %
ID. C.. Uoman. to IL days work on
streets with teain.......,.......... sc 90
W. H. Whitaker, 10 days work
on streets with team............. 3 90
l.. Cochran, to IL days work on
streets with team ....,.............. 33 00
James Ross, to IL days work on
streets WIN tet,i ..,..';'.,....;.'.... % w
hlhe naiNli; 10 ~ u"!s WORK OH -, oo
,, streets WIN team .,.';''-':''''''.,' % w
/. IL. cochran; 10 DAYS work On
on sIi' WI" veail ;;...'',''''.' - w
rnl. hlliinartlii; 10 uays WORK - oo
20 streets WIN 'ea4l'''"''''''','''' - !"
hessrs. l.aiiey, TO DAYS Worko
street, WIN team ';..,''.'..'.;.'''' "a w
'a'iles Meen,ll, TO days work on oo
streets WIN tta1n ,ii.,.;', .o,,, Ia w
". Dou@,,ieiL' ~ 80. o'3S "HN y" IN
STREETS W'',' 'ai' -, ,,,i, o Wv
IL. ocui,i' 10 ""9s WI" y" u y,
s.res,s Mi'n ~ ''i'',,,'
Mike Ma',o'icy 10 Jay s w. ." ), :,
NJ U. =, 'o ~ 't'' ~ .n'i 80,
Eu. hor''seS 10 u"9s WIN y" 10 IA
streets, ut ',,.,'.i.',''. ~ ~
jerry MURPHY 10 oass WITH y" IA IN
S,reelS, ~ % 2o,,,,.','',',,, ,',,', 80 ~
"lina',i Vu'nu' y. 20 ""ss WIN VII IN "a
streets, al - 49, ,,''.i.'',''' ~ ''
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EINLK AND MEAIuER.

RIVER AND WEATHER.
The river last evening was IL feet I
10 inches on the guagc, having fallen 1
10 inches during the previous "a hours.
The weather IL clear and exceedingly
hot.
Business improving.
GENERAL ITEMS.
The Eckert is raising the Jas. Reese,
Ir.
That other boating association which
it was proposed to organize. died easy.
The Ruth was repaired on the ways
at Paducal, and has gone back home.
Pilot Mike Kelley, of the Nall City,
now LAID up at Smithland, is In the city.
The Il. c. Yacgcr struck the bar -
Greeniicld's but swung of me jar
broke her fuel barge icse, ana II went
down the river. The tug Cache went
after il ana returned yesterday afternoon.
| The L. VI. Norton sunk three Darg. 4
| of salt at the foot Of Cumberland Island.
Most OF the salt on two of them can be
saved. She is working al them and the
VI. Livingston is helping her.
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bsG- New goods opened every day al
.. Hawthorn * Co.'S
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rD-Pilsener Reer at George Lattner's
Saloon, on Commercial avenue, between
Fifth and Sixth streets. 0-s.tf
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A cook-man preferred. Apply at tn
BULLETIN Office.
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Alderman Wright moved that the bills
Of the officers be allowed. except the bills
of the officers removed by the Mayor and
the officers appointed in place of those re-
moved, and that said bills lay over until
next regular meeting. Motion carried
by the following vote:
Ayes-Iialliday, Lancaster, Nellis.
Parker, Patier, Rittenhousc, saup. This
tlewood. Wright and locnm---lO.
Nay SO.
The following bills were presented aud
read, and on motion of Alderman Hittcn-
mousse rcfcrrsd to the Committee on
Claims:
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FOR RENT.

FOX KENT.
Winters Block-Suitable for Hotel, OH.
ces or Business room,--cheap.
Tencments numbered 4, I, 5 and 0. ia
Winters Row, rooms each, for $40 lee
month.
No. 20, &c 'rner) sl2 5e--7 rooms.
| Tnat desi able double COttage on corner
| of Thi teenth and Washington.
Fine two story brick on Commercial af'
! enue, between zenith ard Eleventh str cts,
suitable for Dwelin and Business.
Two houses on Commercial, below Sixth
street. suitable tor Business Houses and
DIV ling.
Two mall Houses west Of Twenty-sec.
ond ,treet, near Pine, u each per month.
Dwelling house on Twelfth near Wal.
nu', q rooms, for sl2 per mouth.
Business house on Levee, uear Eighth
,trc OF, Tor $40 per month.
FOR LEASE, or SALE.
A number of Lois on Levee, abOvs
Twelfth street, outside fire limits. Also
large number of other Lots in different
localities.
Lands, in tracts TO suit, near Cairo.
S-lS-tt
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ssas' 1t will pay all close. cash buyers
TO examine the new stock of .. Hay
thorn n Co.
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BIG INDUCEMENTS OFFERED
IN CIGARS AND TOBACCO, AT
COWPERTIIWAIT n PHILLIPS.
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ksa; We still have more OF those 50 y
hats. which we sell at 81 80.
q. HAy1UODN u Co.
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Treasurer's Report

The city trcasurer's report. ending
September lst, shows the following bal.
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mittce the Board of Health beg leave
to- make the following report: Owing
10 the amount OF sipe and rain water that
was within the city limits, something un-
prcccdcntcd IN Tie history Of. Cairo at
this season of the year-bcing The months
al july and August-andp restIniing that,
from the length Of fine it had been stand
ing when 1t wentout considerable stencil
and miasma would arise from the over
flowed ground. the Board deemed " best
that the city should be properly dison-
fectcd vii Ii sufficient liuIe and tar to PIT
rify the air. thereby preventing disease
and fever. 10 that cad we have caused the
citizens 10 disinfcct their premises. and
we have disinfected the nnOccIjpicd por-
lions of the city by purchasing three
ears of bulk line and zoos gallons
Of coal tar for which please ind bills
to ~ ",na U ~, Of s,ci co, ais biIjs to ,|r
amount OF SIC ~ for teams andlabor per.
IoI,ncu w usihiec,lng ~ o.iS LOT
iu'Iu-' -. anu o,ic ior ~ cau - - III Pcst
''ouse' WHICH oiIis WeIc o,cIi"o utuur
u, io's n,ccals i"u ~ n ioI
'n.. III Ior uiay cn'P''y'u vi "'uing
man mi,', oroheli arm W 'iocpu l".a'
Inueoedhe,s cohtrac'cn pa your COM
In conclusion ALLOW n. 10 copcro,n.
late your Honorable body. IA well n. the
tilIens ia General, ior tiic c'caL,iIess ana
Tine there HAVING becm los mor,oIitv
past two month, thnn there has been for
years pas, OF tins season OF The year. \
,tat u'i w. VIE s.',e VI ant,I 70 al,I.-
itics in rrcparinr Tor dancer 1rnsino
e1e Sly may Lcla'a Hs present healthiul
'o''', ~ u,i,,s we oaial'ce Oh tii, year.
''''''i"' ~, :, ~, pccuu'i!'
W ytillS r " ,,,wr,
WOOD El,lei''io"'e'
CIR. I Ocuni,
Si'" ,i'"pas cI'
"1. ~; I1ter'
,.,....,," "I'Ettu'
N''"',''''c DVd'" "a 'iSai'h'
Alderman Ncllis offered tlc foI,ovin~
..,,,,,-..
''9oiu'ioi''
Resolrcd. That the mayor j. hereby au-
thorized aud Instructed 10 cEiploy legal
services and cause the tax due the city
from foreign Insurance companies to be
collected. compensation to be agreed on
aud submitted To the council for. ap-
prevail
Resolution adonlcd hv fine iollovin"
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THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER ., 1876.
1.OcaI Weather Report. q.
wa tess.

THOMAS JONES. sergt. $. s.. U. 8. A.
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A NEW OCEAN STEAMSHIP.

A steamship built entirely on a new plan
arrived at port from Liverpool Saturday she Is
constructed a model which II IL stated Will secure
great speed. She il called the Montana, belongs TO
Williams * Guion's lire. aud made her first passage
from queenstown TO sandy Hook In eight and onchalf
days She designed by stephen H. Guon the inandg-
Ing director and experimenting engineer OF the line. The
sides OF the vessel are smooth and she Is cnkcr built
as least IL the water. Tue bow Ii
long aud hollow, intended Ia throw oil the water and 10
prevent it from being taken slpOOdrd. Tho sides
rccele the vi the bulge seven feet lhlS ior-
ton Is intended OF0mblne str hsth aud safety ana 10
steady the ship In seaway. 80
Tue Montana Is 40 foet long, has 10 ce breadth Of
BEAM aud 50 leel depth OF hold she Is brig rugged, and
constructed 10 carry large OF including
sty and try sails has four decks. ANA her saloon
which situated forwap VI W. funnel u sul,uvus
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where you OF cocrse Ike all travellers have been shown
the familiar horse trough Juets tomb. or with Fer,
on eerns Tssso prison. although it is sure that Tsso
had never entered IT himself.
Everybody how ancient many Of the houses are
in the old New England towns. and yet how conl1ra-
lively new they look. house which has been h'l
age Here, however there are hoases very old IA
appear old The most ancient buildings IN t@H are
other next south OF the Bank These rcpucd to have
stood about centuries hut they do not look mey 80
brick structure of any Kind is So very in Plymouth
that block Of private residences In Cour'si near tne
railway station I've both anacronlsn ana an
anaiopsIn How the wooden tenonents, to when Iave
referred particularly old could have lasted so lhg
und.r tand Nothing but the extreme care thai New
Englanders take of everything having the least sal1e
has prev cntcd the old houses, years a5Ohe HUN oi"
ling 10 decay.
MARsIIrIrLD AID WEBSTER
much visited place near here Is Marsheid 1ou'eeh
miles dlstant you 10 either by rail or cai1iage'
the we,l-known home OF Daniel Webster Mnch OF the
enthusiasm which the eminent statesman awoke IN his
to he felt for his memory NeNerhe
less he was 50 gifted In certain ana so iSnous III
his reneaton that everybody who comes to Piyinoh
visits his and tomb The house IS occupied v! HIS
descendants who quite willing to snow the roos "c
occupied with little Office apart from the o"e'Ii"S'
where he did his serous work. In order TO be secure from
interruption. The house, though pan anu "i'
fashioned f. spacious, very coiniortaoie' anu III
teresfiug necessarily. through association inc
grounds are extensive, highly cuitNa'ed we"
kept Through them runs brook IN which the
great cxpoundrr WIS wont to FISH for front WIN tN'a
ordinary success. Wbilc at Marslieid cohu no. ou
remember an anccdote OF tie Ieho"h,u '"i"'" -,
from Massachusetts. Many y"ais ago, wi'h ne Wiz 81
IND hi of his power reputation, lie was st IH az
the Asor House where Col Charles A. ot.iSo! DIS lhtl-
mate fIicrd, always kept large room IoI h,i u ',o
~ 81 f or the N@eyst. side nuniDfr o. vi dd
trie lGs-hc always lad great foliowins-had a'nsd
VIII him one e, ching. when they had ictifeu 10 ti
Ion, IN oncstic and were talking familiarity. one OF
thrm warm with mingled curiosity ANA hei1-woI, ny,
mt Ibis question: 'WOuld you be kind enough
l., toll ur MI Webster, what Ia the most serious
thongt DAT Las ever occupied your mind y The Ga nc
Daul MIS- silent for few muil' nts tNus MY "I'u ~
deep reflection. Then Ohcying the orai0r1cai Lilct 50
strong WITHIN him, ne rose 10 his c'r ana s"lu " iis
Gran / manner. viii Answer your question:, III. me
most scrons-indct d. the most solemn lhoG!, tAal iS
ever occupied NY mind is my awful rcsrsnii'y Z" NJ
rI-ity cod TncrcdpOn, a. my miOriniii', VINO was
II sent has told me- cbaor BURT INTO Sca TORI vi
tlooti, nee as the assembled company bad never hci'
ccn from the gold mouth Of Lin W 40 addressed 'i
They were stirred their depths by MS lnes"eu ora
tory which poured 1Or.A lCr iuily hitoen minutes
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METHODS OF THE PROSECUTION.

TO the EditoF Of me TrtbUne.
SIR: read with interest IN article i'll your
editorial columns of July entitled NO Verdict" amt
impressed with the force OF its reasoning in that
believe il CONVEYS the sentiment Of Largo mIj0rity Of
the though and respectable portion of the peO-
pie The canestness, assurance and cpnhienc with
which the pro alton n.aisiaed their forces for the
combat naturally tended TO Inspire belief that they
were arraycd In just cause. with show Of
but since the defense Opncd and verbatim ports
were spread out before the world, the great nGng mind
has GRADUALLY but surely lent It's convictions 10 Tie side
Of Innocence, and, great extent, in denunciaoD OF
the Prosecution. And this fact became apparent to the
plaintiff coun ,c last resort aud Ia the
piiun aud his friend from utter ruin they censaied
and ciarg, the jury with corIpon that agreement
might had. Elsewhere than in the statement made 10y
these any evidence or scnblancc OF evidence To
show That any juror approached in
the interest of the dccnldntt Du; NAV We
hone for much from the prosecution
~ bold active, UibODiy asle COMBINATION OF
mics aided y OF tbs 5hew dest lawyers ia the STATE
ha, made "A formidable and Ongsistaus attack upon
him aud have not e.icd IA breaking him down"
Respecting your columns ever have liie opinions O
others. you have not Withheld or advanced any infoma
ton Ia lief other tign sucu would tend Ia throw
yht the subject aId tine reader coming 10 just
conclusion N. merits aud dement's Of tue Tue
conduct Loader and Price their Decentralization
a. periuers speaks volumes BEARING the merits OF The
case II Price and Loader had the word lar stamped
ali OVER th-in" hardly how the sliiewd and
able vi the paiilin could 1aed ~ an
IeLd H. L.
Attaay, July 3, 1878.
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fitted Size can accommodate ~ salocn. l0o go
cab H. 100 Storage passengers Her cInibaLdcr
says that IN The trip size scd ale l.ldy. abd ne
believes sho beat any steamer aiuat. Tao We gel
worked her engines only ~ thrre-Tuarier speed aud
made the average revolutions Of tie wlc tic
spced kots hour i Is pJiei That w.t 90
revolution she will make rs nots che has three direct
acting compound cngios, win Inverted nixpses-
sure and 100 Horizontal lOYpIC sure cyn9'rs .t slr
face coud,n rrs The cylinders respectively co. 40,
ana IIS inches in diameter with - nes stroke. The
engine, are 900 hOis, power uDDlnaly, but may DO
worked m ~ 1900 horse power The SHAT Is 70 inches
I'm
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two editorials In your issue Of the Goth will receive
hearty response from tens Of thousands Of the better
mouth Church, you placo Tilton where ne oeiog--wlsn
the theorists who deem adultery no crmc ana VINO
strive 10y attempting 10 prove that
Of indulge in 1t as innocent and harmless
amusement. H.
CORY, PenR, June %, 1875.
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A QUESTION ASKED.

TO the Editor Of The Tribune.
SIR: The perjurer, Loader. is to be sent to the
penitentiary. That is right-but what is to become
of Tilton, Mention, and Morris, for procuring the
perjury, and Of Beach for asking that the case be
opened for its recoptioni We don't know much
about these things up here in tho mountains, and
would like TO have this question answered J.D.D.
Derkeley Springs, W. "a, July 10, 1879.
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THE APPROVAL OF THE RITTER CLASSES
TO the EdifOr Of The TrtbHne
SIR Now that the trial has ended in the
cousts take pleasure n saying tha the course Of your
journal VIII the heartbeat approval by all the bet
ter classes in this community. This isindicated by tho
increase Ut sales ut the offices VI Tar TRIBUNE The
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A MANLY COURSE.

To the EditOr OF The Tribune.
SIR: have long wished to express to you my
hearty thanks for your manly course In the treatment Of
Mr. Beecher. | commend Your course the more gladly
because has quite my affections FOR IHE IErBUsE,
which am fiee " say Was mol formerly iayVrte vi
mine. ElslICts
Iiaindeid, ", j., July -. 1878.
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TIE PRIZEs AT SARATOGA.

OF the twenty-fOur prizes which have been
competed for during the present week b. the tlueel
Colleges, Williams has taken hyc Cornell and Yale, four
each; Amherst, three and Columbia, Harvard, Wcs-
leyaD and Union, two each.
The following did not take any prizes Brown, Bow
dom. Princeton, Hamilton, and Dartmouth.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-19
A VERDICT FOR EITHER SIDE IMPOSSIBLE.
FROM The Loadya IeleJ'dPh.
l.. 4. Of Ipru xTpr

Putting aside a WhOIc hOsJ OF HrVIUVdHO
opic o polut at issue one Oi the featiNe cIcurI
~ fflrin to two opposite interpretations OF certain
letters u, II NOT bc, Or tbcsc documents, the char-e
brOagnt a-alust Mr.. Deccncr, whether tuo OF .dl''
rnlI never i;y, been sustained, Oar own in preston
tat in absence Of delnit" ana a7O.ute proc
flau was forthcoming, u British jury would nave hcs
tat.d before they nId found Mis-. IIton stiiity OF
a,lul, cry. At the zane tme In tue iacc UI hf.
Be che own lcters the ei,Diant could Eot nave btei
a, clcd innocent by Tie verdict; and our law had per-
united ,cu a IN linz, Not proven " wOuld have heen
nr decision OF any English court III the SAT- oI Itoh
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