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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-02
IUsTIcK MININa ConPANY.-


y Location Of principal place Of business,
Location Of works, Gold I'm, Storey county.
Nevada.
No,iee IL hereby given that at . meeting Of
June, 1878. an assessmeni (No. i9 OF Three
Dollar ttSD per share was levied upon the
capital stock of the corporation. payable imine.
diitely. In United states gold coin. 10 the
secretary, Ut the ONCE Of the Company, Room
ioSniss street., San Prneisco. California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
rumain unpaid on tho NINETEENTH day OF
July, 1875, will be delinquent, and advcriised
for sale at public auction, aud unler. pay
ment 10 made before. will be sold on
the delinquent ASSIGNMENT. together. With
costs OF advertising and expenses Of sale.
by order Of the board OF Directors.
JAZZ. y. KENNEDY. Secretary.
O1hee-4s Merchants' Exchange Building,
California street. san franciseo, California. .
NEW YORK CONSOLIDATED
IN Mining Company. OF principal
place OF business, San Francisco, California.
Location OF works, uold nm, storey county.
Nevada. HrF .TiI
Notice IL hereby given, that Of . meeting Of
the Board OF Directors. held on the s2d day Of
June, 1875, an assessment mo. ~. Of Finy
Cents tsac) per share was levied upon the capital
stock Of tho corporation. payable Immediately.
In United States gold coin, TO the Secretary.
at the once Of the company. Room n, Hay
wards Duilding, ale California street, San
Francisco, California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the Twenty.ssventh day Of
July, 1875, will be delinquent, and Advertised
for sale st public a~nction, and unlsss payment
10 made bsfore, viii be sold on the Sixteenth
O6th) day Of August. 1878, to pay tho delinquent
assessment, together with costs Of advertising
and expenses Of pale.
~ order Of the hoard Of Directors.
II. q. KIBBE, Secretary.
Ohice-Room II Hayvard's Fuildisg. No. tie
California street, Han Francisco, California.
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AssRssnIIfs INID.



EHPIRE MILL AHD IlIlHe
e conpany-Loeation o. prinsip1 pacs q
'i Isss;iss .: z .s sss'' Sd hSss ss'.y county,
Notis. .. hereby given TIA. a. rss:.ias e
the Dirsetors. he'd on The sssh az y
Nay. .isly. : assessmsns W.. ig
S sSs. p 1ss s.,I fsp .l &c, q :ss Is. s cor .;isss
psyable lumsdistsly, In Uniled sts.ss goa
COLI. TO the Secrrtary, at the once OF ne Cnm'
pany, Room 10. iisyward's Bulldins. sis cah'
fonia street, . Francisco. C~aluoInIs, ...,,
Any stock upon sa.eh w sss N ISlg' in.
VIII Be Delinquent. and advsrtised fof s.ls y
S Bsisss. =. .a1p = "a lio % WEDsEsDAY, ne rst
DAY Of JAY. 1875, 70. pay the dsllneesnt -
ssssnsnt. together With eoses OF so'''"nk
and expenses Of ''' y, Z. DEAN. Secretary:
onos-Reeu No. is Hsxysrd's Buia,ny. Ne.
liS California street. San fnncisco. California
-'Y---- m,sitd --.--
cCoRPIoN sILyEl MIHIIo coz.
business, San Francisco, California
Loeaiiou OF yS,l.. Virginia City. Storey
the Board OF Directors. held on the seth day Of
Nay, 1878, an assessmeni CNo. - Of . cents
Der .hsrs was levied upon the capital stock
ofthe corporation, payable Immediately, In
limited ststes gold coin, 10 the Secretary, II
The Once Of the SSnpsp Y, 10; sso Gsi es%.
fornia. Fl. lHIN ST. ..
remain unpaid on the ooth day Of June.
1878, will be delinquent, and advertised for sale
:. public s1, g III and nd VV sSs gsyns1t I, K. ma. a.:
day Of July. 1875, TO pay the dslinqsentss.
and EXPENSE OF sale. 7
By order OF the Board d nlreetors.
GEO. n. SPINNKY. Secretary.
s, San Prsneiseo. California. my9s.td
TOSNOPOLIrAN MINING CON.
- p.ny;.LIsa,ion Of p,isslp.i place o.
Location Of works. Devils Gate District,
Storey county. Nevada.
Notice 10 hereby given that at q meeting Of
the Board OF Directors, held on the 9th day OF
June. 1873. an Assessment CNo. DOT Twenty.
ANITA Ss .sosi Pct 81 the sss scrp ons 's'I psy.s SH' inn mo-
distcly, In United Sntes gold coin, 10
tho SECRETARY. at the mice OF the company.
81 Montgomery street. Room No. !, Ban
Francisco, California.
Any stock upon which TIL. assessment .hall
remain unpaid on the 18th day Of July. 1875,
will be Delinquent, and advertised for sale At
before, viii be sold on SATURDAY the
3ist day OF July. 1878, to pay the delinquent
Asscssmeut. together With eosts OF Advertising
and expenses OF sale.
u. LXNDRRs. Secretary,
I. San Francisco. California. lsis ID
" OssUTH MININa COMPANY
IN Location Of principal place OF business,
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Lee.iiSs q Eort'. Devils os'' Di's'e'' Lyon
' Notes.-TSsrs are dsltnquent upon the FOL.
Ssnt tNo. II jsyied on the 10Th day. OF May.
is7S. the several anountss pct opposite the names
sstss resnective shsreholden. - follows:
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~ .aSBCiitiSsSss.

MORGAN o.
Importers and whessas Dealers
"AlIr"'''' 0OI
O0F n Il y H - i
EilRLSI|
No. 81 CALIFORNIA MARKET,
~ .fo saa yr.esco. Csl. ensoq
TUE TRAD. SUPPLIED WITH THE
New Isrk fransplaneed oysters,
Crhs nost delicious oystsrs In the WORLDLY
California and sAsaluater Bay
0ysters,
II any quantity. AT fnx LowHsf RATES.
nssh hon oar ovn oyster beds.
WParsiesias Asssssssa Paid ts-A
lu-csssssy .srasss~-a
S p, !. s s.s:t. y . q. =: q T. slss ss,.E,: :s Z, : si n
psins e'sdio"a. noRaAN 4 Co.
San Yrsneiseo. Cal. Jan. q. is1s. ,sn
J. q. MARSHALL,
.~...psALrn H..
Jewelry and Stationery.
K.sss CONSTANTLY ON HAND A FULL
GOLD AND SILVER WATcHEs.
CLOCKS
LADIEs' SITS,
klN0s, LOckKrs,
aILvKR WARE,
COLD PENS, R,e.
Jswelry repairrd with neainess and dis
patch. Al work warranted.
Stationery, Toys and Fasey Goods.
ro-ro',Ies,. GOLD NM.
IMPORTED CIGARS
Leading Brands.
TO-. n. U p,
Aayaardrs Bisek.
MAIs so, Ssss.S.ss.tsss:;EE;:r;sif -' t sosS n'l'~
rul CHOICEST ..r s,
r BIT GAR
,34oH8 ....Anp.... T0oa
THE BEST BRANDS OF TOBACCO
u-s,rseAas. ass all ether Pipss,
Ss,:, c.:t,::, ne c;.l'r''
r'''''A'sS 4 e III !, s. "a i ss,css LOW
GOLD MARKET.
cSK1r DOOR TO NEWS OFFICE,
l.. 7. FOX ,,tp RoPRIEToa'
a.: ' ANY,: ): 's:.s S~
sssF. MUTTON.
PORK. VEAL.
a.A sAusAoEs. u. sessssj.
psr nin.l.s being selected non the s..,c.,
Ne Raaehes N hsvsda md cAiisesnia' are
PEfv%TH FAMILIES AND HOTELS viii
nd n TO their advantage TO patrsniss this
Hnlhst yksrs they. vim slysJ. b ssYp'iss
With the best neats us eosntrJ can asoe~.
RupEaEp TAIi0v. ~ rain .a-ini,s
psrpssss,ssssaatlyoa Aasl. tiuAo
lin Z. r.1Sx.
COLD HILL BRASS BAND.
THIS MUSICAL oRoAN.%A
! I!aTioS: ssa,,:.l.s sfEN
Fu NIsH N UsIc
ExcuRsIoNs, PiCNiCs,
BALLs, sOCIAIs,
CHURCH FRsrivALs, KTC.,
On the most reasonable terms. Orders len at
the CAron Brewery saloon,
MAIN srRKHr, GOLD HILL,
VIII receive prompt attention.
Addrsss, RB. DAVE. SECRETARY.
ECLIPSE
Livery and Feed Stable,
MAIN sfRkrr. COLD HILL.
4HaPockAwAIs AND ~
~ "a IN lS.d s1 sSstnps Fl n oSssss,!ee.@
to lei on he nosi RsssossbIs Terms.
Particular attention paid to Bordinrstoeh.
uAY. 1ARLRY AND cars
Aivsys on hand For sale.
o. c. sgNpRLl, rr.ss'.s.s.
THE CHEAPEST PLACE.
N ETRoPoLlTAA
|WsooT { sHoES.
STORE,
No. los South Cstreet, Virginia.
Call and .I.nis., ana ..,,sfy ,-.s,.elf tia,
NOLrHMRiR 10 selling goods 81 price, that
defy competition. leS
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NEW YORK CONsOLIDATEn
NEW Y0RK MINING COMPANY.

onhce-Room II Hsyvsrd's Buildlsg. No. 10
California street, Ian Frsnclsco, California.
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nAYroN GOLD AND SLAYER

Onice-Room 10. nsyward's Building, No.
40 California street. Nan Francisco. CAL
liorpIa. jetutd
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-02-05

For bronchitis and all diseases of the throat and
lungs use Adamson's Botanic Cough Balsam. II
cures every time. For sale by sll druggists
fcb3-teod.y
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STATE N r VS..

The Knights of Pythias of Biddeford, dedicated
a splendid hall on Wednesday evening The main
hall is 80 by 40 feet to the top of the central arch
and has ante-rooms. The entire cost of fitting up
the rooms is about IS, 900.
1t has been ascertained from official sources that
4S7 divorces were decreed in this State last year.
Of this number 23S were for desertion, 50 for
adultery, 70 for cruelty. 90 for drunkenness, and
SO for other causes, such neglect to provide
vorces decreed in the several counties the past
year, is as follows Androscoggin, 80; Aroostook,
8; Cumberland, 81; Franklin, Is; Hanc ock, "A /;
Kennebec, 20; Knox, A Lincoln, I /; Oxford, %;
Penobscot, 81; Piscatsquis, To-; Sagadahoc, Is;
Somerset, IS; Waldo, Is; Washington, l6; York,
40. Total, 4S7.
The doctors get into trouble in Bath. DR.. Ar
thur Wright, whose office is in Haydens block has
for some time been suspected Of appropristing
lump each day concealed under his cape. Wednes-
day he was caught in the act, and will have to an
swer for it. Wright the doctor is, he is still in
the wrong.
Angelina, the daughter of the late Cyrus Eaton
of Warren, died on Wednesday.
Compared with last year, there has not been
much excitement in the ice business ON the Ken
nebec, this year; but compared with the avarage
os years, this seasons labor shows well. We no
ticed seven crews on the river last week besides
the Knckerbockers.-[Gs Gardiner Journal.
A son of James Runnels, of Farmingdale, broke
both bones of his left arm on Monday.
There have been more people seen in the "gut.
ters' about Portland for q week past, than ever
before SINCE the Maine Law was first proclaimed
from the house tops.-[ Portland Advertiser
The Press understands that homeopathic dis
pensary is soon to be established in Portland.
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LOUISIANA.
The Difficulty - Testimony before the
Committee.

New Orleans, February 4. Several witnesses
from Shreveport appeared before the COMPRESSION
al committee to-day, but the testimony developed
nothing important.
All said the feelings of residents were loyal to
the general government.
That the election was quiet and was fairly con-
Quoted.
That i'll feeling towards most of the republican
officials is owing to its corruption.
That negroes and employers were friendly to
each other.
That some negroes voted the conservative ticket
and that there is no white league organization in
Shreveport.
r. A. Moore, chairman of the democratic COM
mittee in the late canvass testified that there was
perfectly fair election throughout the State !;
there was no strict color line. Many colored men
were put on the conservative ticket and command
ed colored voters. Compromise tickets were seen
in dozen parishes.
Colored men were put in place of white men
whenever it united opposition tickess. Not one
tenth Of the thinking people believe the present
government otherwise than illegal, imposed against
their will after every desperate resort by the gen.
eral government
Witness never sent any such dispatches as had
been sworn to on the other side.
Witness will die in the belief that it is the right
of the people in republican government to put
down any usurpation with strong hand, even if
they have to appeal to arms. He firmly believed
the whites had no disposition to take away from
the negro any Of his rights.
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NEW YORK.
lSeecher.Tiiton,
New York, February /.

New York, FEBRUARY /.
In the Brooklyn city court, to-day, after recess.
Mrs. Tilton was accompanied by Mrs Tubbs, Mrs
Putnam, Mrs. Phelps and Mrs. Dunklcy, in addi-
ton TO her usual escort.
Judge Nelson came in with County Treasurer
Gardiner and ex-Judge Gail, who were accommo-
dated with seats beside him on the bench.
Mr.. Tilton's cross-eXaminaion was continued.
lie was shown pamphlet which he identified as
biographical sketch of Mrs Woodruff, of which
he spoke and which was placed in evidence
Mr.. Beach said that he did not deem this evil
dence admissible. 1t was revised for publication
and corrected by Mr.. Tilton, and was prepared by
Mrs. Woodhulrs husband. 1t was not the opinion
of Tilton, and was published in consequence of
an arrangement between Beecher, Moulton and
Tilton. 1t was sketch Of woman who had be-
come notorious for her opinions, and matter Of
of history for which he could not be held respon-
sible. There must be seen an adoption of the
views Of the woman by the writer, otherwise he
could not be held responsible for its ut.ennce. 1t
seemed to him they were wandering of into col
lateral regions of infrmity and needlessly oceu-
pyng the attention of the court, and he therefore
objected to the offering of this publication in evil
dence.
Mr. Evarts said that Tilton, when he'prepared
it, read il to his family, who passed high econiums
upon it. Under the evidence it was subject for
the Jury to determine what degree of affinity en-
listed between this woman and the author of this
book and the spreading abroad the views Of the
chief champion of these tenets in the county,
The evidence with relations of the witness of these
views were twofold. First, on his his connection
and association with it, and secondly, as bearing
on the fortunes of the Golden age, with which he
was connected.
Mr.. Fullerton said that prior to the publication
of the scandal, Mrs Woodruff had published her
card in the papers threatening an exposure, which
alarmed Beecher, and he and the parties involved
&C nsuted and it was agreed That Tilton should en-
feav ,r to suppress it with Beechers approval and
he wrote this biography to accomplish that pur-
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DaIl0mell local Mems.

Hon. W. W. Thomas, Jr., Speaker of the Maine
House of Representatives, will deliver his lecture
on Sweden at Wilson Hall, on Thursday evening
of next week. This will be the fifth lecture Of our
lyceum course and will be followed by can even
ing with Barnabee" on Tuesday evening, 23d
inst Seats for both entertainments should be Sc
cured at once by those unprovided, as the rush
will be immense.
The ordination Of Miss Lorenza Hanes as pas
tor of the Cniversaist church in this city, will &C.
cur on Wednesday evening of next week, Feb. 10.
Rev. DR.. Fisher of New York will deliver the
sermon on the occasion.
The Kennebec County Universalist Association
will be held in this city, at the Cniver4ast church,
on Wednesday and Thursday of next week, Feb.
10Th and llth. Prominent clergymen from abroad
are expected to be present.
The new and tasty signs recently placed upon
the boot and shoe manufacturing establishment of
Mcssrs. II. Parlin & Son, attract the admiring at
tention ST passers-by in general.
Cisterns received copious replenishment during
the brief rain storm OF Wednesday night. Wells
will scarcely be affected by this sprinkling
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A Valuable Patent.

II. II. Harvey, of Augusta, Me-, manufacturer
Of granite tools, has just patentecta bush hammer,
and is now putting in new machinery and other
wise preparing to manufacture the same. Twelve
men are already at work on them. The hammer
will supply want long felt by the travelling stone
cutter from the fact that will take the place
Of two or three or even more of the old style
The body of the hammer is made from best cast
STEEL and requiring no gibbs or either bolts run
ming through the cuts. The cuts being made
slightly wedge shape and the rear ends dovetailed
into the hammer, they are held firmly together by
the clamping Jaws. To take out the cuts the me-
chanic has only to loosen the bolts one or two
turns. One wrench and three sets of cuts are
furnished with each hammer.
The cuts are made so exact that they will fit
either end or any way the mechanic may wish to
put them IN. Also, any part Of the hammer may
be duplicated, no matter where the hammer is
For the fine ten or twelve cuts, extra jaws are
used on either SIDE to avoid their springng,which
is much appreciated by the mechanic The ham
mer is Of medium weight (other sizes will be
made), mechanically made and highly polished.
The mechanic, on seeing aud working the tool, is
at once taken with admiration.
Orders are already taken for them-one Of them
is going to California, and the indication is that
they will come into general use.
STONE CUTTER
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SOUTH CAROLINA.
Il Getting OF the National Grange.

Charleston, February 4. The National Grange
met in this city at noon yesterday, Master Adams
of Iowa, in the chair. All the officers were pres
ent, making. with the delegates, over 60 members.
The order of business used at the seventh annual
session, was adopted.
Master Adams then delivered his address, in
which he congratulated the order on the strength
gained during the past year-only few States
not having organized and they being on the way.
Such an uprising and organization of the great
and scattered interest is without parallel in his
tory.
After the address the report of the treasurer
was read and standing committees appointed.
In the evening public meeting of welcome was
held and speeches made by prominent citizens and
members.
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mittee divided was that providing that the goods
and chattels seized by the warrant of distress
| shall be held irrepleviable 1t was proposed to
have such property irreplevable BY the company
and its assigns. That committee will also report
bill relative to disclosures Of poor debtors, which
will restrict the right Of arrest mcsne process,
smplifes the proce sdings in disclosures, and re-
duces the expense. Disclosures to be taken bv
commissioners appointed by the court
The Military Committee will report a resolve
appropriaing $4,000 TO the Bath Orphan isylum.
The Committee on Banks and Banking yester-
day, gave hearing to the parties petitioning for
the establishing Of a second savings bank in the
city Of Lewiston. % persons petitioning therefor.
This was resisted by the first bank represented by
G. II. Pillsbury and j. G. Coburn, on the ground
that the first bank Is already established, and a
new bank would injure its business, and that there
is not sufficient business for two banks. The COM
mite adjourned without coming to decision.
The following were among the acts signed by
the Governor yesterday: Act giving the Maine
Poultry Association representation on the Board
of Agriculture; to incorporate the Maine State
Association for the protection Of fish; acts relat-
to liens on vessels; to incorporate the East Ma
chias Campmcetirg Association; to incorporate
the Calais Tro,tDg Park Association; the Pre-
sumpscot Park Association; the Hubbard &
Blake Manufacturing Co.; to confer additional
powers on the city of Portland; to incorporate the
Bowdon Paper Manufacturing Co.; allowing
Bates College to donate $4,000 to the Maine Cen
trail Institute.
The Military Committee had a consultation with
General Chamberlain and other military gentle
men in the Senate chamber. They favor the Or
ganization of another regiment and an appropra
ton of 100000.
The Financial Committee gave the friends of
the Maine General Hospital hearing last even
ing. They ask for $4,000. OF the 80 patients
already treated, but are from Portland. Port
land people have given $4,000 already.
The Banking Committee has voted TO charter
the People, Savings Bank of Lewiston.
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Chicago Produce Market.
New York, Feb. 4, 1878

Chicago. Feb. T. 1S75
Flour--duli-c extra spring 4 al "a.
Wheat-No. spring cash SKA: Mch. S316a-,
Feb. H-a?t.
Corn--No. ,, mixed, cash, G4xg; Mar, G6ka,.;
Il Jun 64AaX Feb.
Oats-No. ,. S2sta- cash May. 81sa-; 52ssa%-
Feb; 53a Mar.
Rye-No. 2, 96agGh.
Barley-NO. spring l:2-a cash; liza Mar:
l23a-- Feb.
Dressed Hogs-S 0oaS 05-.
Pclk-l7 75al7 9o1s cash; Is 45als 80 Feb lis 65-
ais 95- Mich.
Lard-l3 35al3 37la cas- 10 s5als 67< Feb; u SO
ala s51s Mich.
Bulk Meats shoulders 63.a-; short rib mid,
9ba-; short clear mid a9t,.
Hams IA Ms average I0Ha-.
Whskey-4-a.
Freights-Corn to Buffalo, 1 Liza; wheat do 4.
Receipts > 900 -four; $500 wheat: 5000 corn
5000 oats; 1000 rye; 500 barley
Shipments -400j -four; 230oo wheat; 1900
corn; I0,0W, oats: 5000 barley. SOD rye.
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE
Daily Kennebee golrnal,
PORTLAND.
important Railroad Conference.
A Change of Time Agre d on.

Portland, February 4. The directors Of the
NJ. c. and Eastern Railroads had conference at
the Falmouth tonight. 1t was voted to change
the running Of trasns back to the old tme-that
Is: the Pullman train leaving Boston at o'clock
p m, instead Of midnight and the train on the
Name Central leaving here at j o'clock p. NJ, in
stead of g. as row. The time of the Pullman
train on tie Maine Central is also to be put back
to the old time. This change is to 90 into effect
on Or before the middle of March, the time to be
decided by the Superintendent
Among other business Of the Maine Central
board was the consideration of the proposition
from Messrs. j. b. Brown & Sons, CT this city, for
the unsold balance Ct the consolidated loan of that
Company, and ii is understood that this PROPOSE
OF that house was accepted, and that the negotia-
tions OF the loan in question i now in their hands
exclusively.
Arrived.
Portland, February L. Steamship pru,,isn.
Captain Dntton, from Liverpool, January 2lst,
arrived at 30 o'clock, this morning.
Knights of Pythias.
The Grand Lodge Of the Knights Of Pythias
met in this city to-day Grand Chancellor Tarr
presiding. Supreme Chancellor OF the World, 5.
S. Davis, Of New Hampshire, present. Routine
business transactng.
At the session tonight, II. c. Peabody of Poit-
land was chosen Chancellor Commander ard Hon.
josiah II. Drummond, Vice Chancellor.
Pastoral.
Rev. {. I. Perkins was installed as pastor Ct
the Casco Street Church this evening.
Presidency Declined.
Hon. Israel Washburn, Jr., our Collector has
declined the Presidency of Tufts College.
4 Man Missing.
Lewis Archibald, CT Prince Edwards Island,
left his family here three months ago, while seek
ing employment He was last heard from in Bos-
ten, and is supposed 10 have gone to pennsylyan-
ia. Foul play is feared.
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VIM. NJ. Stsatton, Esq, clerk OF courts Tor this
county has grim ornament for the mantle-shelf
OF his Office, it being the skull Of George Page, the
colorcd man, who was killed at Winthrop the
29th of December, 1870 The skull is thick one,
but white oak wheebarowhandlc applied with
considerable force to the side inst above the ear.
did the business, and the negro man had the OBJ
stinancy to keel over and die. Verlant people
called it manslaughter, some mart'tt, but the
court decided otherwise, and the person who struck
the blow was allowed 10 go free.