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The Hillsborough recorder., 1875-10-06

Washington. Osit 1.-The Solicitor Of
Ithe Treasury has given an opinion in re-
gard to the right II State to impose i
license tax upon the capital Of national
banks. and also the right Ut State officers to
exa0linc pational banks. or require reports
Of their affairs to DO NJ, de 10 them, IN
which be SAYS that licels tax upon capi-
tai Of national bank cannot be enforced,
and that State officers have no right either
to examine or exact reports from national
banks. lie says this entire legislation il
mt variance with theslnw as adiudicat,d.
and subyersive and destructive Of tie princi-
pies governing the relations If the FEEDER
al and State governments.
Louisville. Ky; Oct. 1.-The Courier
Journals Nashville special says sfifty policy
holders Of the ST. Louis Mutual Life III.
surance Company, living il Middle Ten
nessce, have filed suits 10 recover back an
uual premiums amounting 10 so. 900. on
the ground that the company has failed to
comply with contracts. Twenty thousand
dollars worthofbond have been attached.
Il
New Haven, Conn; Oct L. Insurance
Commissioner Steadman appeared ii the
Office of the American Life aud Trust cpnl-
pany thisafterpoon and formally demanded
I posseSsionof the effects of the company.
Beunmin Moves, the president. gave an
answer il writing, stating he had been nd
yise,l hg courssel that the law under which
the commissioner claimed to act was un-
constitutional and void. and that the com
nissioner's bond was Illegal aud insufficient.
lie added he did not intend TO resist the
law. but would hold the assets subject "a
the nriers Of the courts having jurisdiction
Of the legal questions involved.
The commissioner counsel then inform.
81 Mr.. Noyes be sl,aull apply to the new
| london Superior Court Tomorrow for q
arit If mandamus. and thar he should hold
lin liable under tbe criminal llw. prcsi-
dent Ncyes remains II possession.
New YCrk. sept. 2s. The horse diseas,
is rapidly aSstins There has not been q
fatal case in any known instance
Red Cloul Agency. Via Cheyenne,
The commission has decided not 10 meet
the Indians again until they determine
what tl.cy viii do. Tie chiefs have beer
holding council. There is ulneh turbulone,
amongthe Young people. Frequent shot.
are heard arurud the agency night and day
The murderer Elmwood viii hang mex
friday week. il tue sentence Is executed
Tie Charlotte Observer says he hasno idc,
Int he viii be allowed to suffer the penal,
l II of The law.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1875-10-06
TIE nnN ENILaN.

! 4 Nj
The baay ii now it work with Ms full de-
Termination to bring is labors To ! speedy
close as could be desired. Tho measures
introduced and advocated By the Democrats
al point uotoaly to such reforms IS haze
been most desired, hut also toa much more
economical administration cf.the State gov
crnment than has been obtained since the
war. This isiliastraiel hy the proposition
to reduce tie number Of the Judges, 70
shorten the terms ii tho Legislature, aud
% rsiaee thc Pay 81 The members thereof,
Among the most aecsptable measures adopt
cd is that forever separating the whites land
the blacks IL the public schools, The
mueh dreaded danger II this respect from
tlie aiacls 81 tile Cisil Rights I'LL II over
come, Both races are provided FOR equal
". mi both will bc Kept distinct.
4. towhateyer elss may 81 done, it may
be assumed II cortaipty that if the Dem
0sfai'a party II sett to carry out lss purpo-
ses saeh i Consultation IS about to Be pre-
en.e} as viii secure tie farsr Of every
rgtf thinking man in the State. The re.
st;esiuas imposed we're altogeibcr unncces-
s4y. w thiak. Ietit was wise u impose
them e satisfy TIC fears II he timid, aid
give assurance cthe cautious Let the peo-
pie Nais patiently Tor Few days longer AID
then they will learn that IS lar Is lhe De-
mocfats ara concerned, they have Lad good
anu faithful servants.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1875-10-06
ItfE IH N Il n Is

Il *
last winter, tae Legislature passed hill
authorizing tho purchase 81 this road By The
State, and after its purchase, the appemt-
ment of three commissioners by Tie Gosof-
nor @ carry out the objcclsof the purchase.
Which we're to secure The speedy -omple-
tion of the road TO Paint Rock. Tie Road
WIS purchased. and the West has been watt
ing for the action Of the Governor. Moth
Ing could be done until he spoke. Not
bond could be sold. nor could conyiet be
used ii labor "a tile road until tile Cons
nissioners to bc appointed should take
Charge.
Bat though urged to act. he has refused
q move until on Wednesday, when he
made appointments % discreaitablc that he
may we'll be ashamed to name them pub
lcly. yiz:J. Z. Cannaday of Wilmington,
". G. Pearson Of Norgauton and Wallace
Rollins Of Asheville-thc last the only man
of character among them.
The question may reasonably be asked
why this delay: Itturns out that the go-
vernon has aspirations for second term, as
his great exemplar has for u third, and lie
has held back bis patronage to find where
it may be applied most adsantageously in
buying votes in the next Republican nomi-
Mating Convention. II is said that Pearson
has promised him u counties rs his price.
Canradg spfobaby quite As liberal in liz
offers, and Rollins who is . carpet bagger,
is no dou6t equally good ut bargain.
But the Governor is charged to have done
verse than this, though not for BIS own in.
mediate interest. Il il sid, and said also
that il can be proven. TINT he offered Mr
Sgake Of jackson. one Of the Commission
erships ifne would vote with the Republi
cans in the organization of tie Convention.
This act subjects Lin 70 Impeachment if il
Should h y, But that romsdy.is rrat-
tainable and he viii incur noihing more
ttah eeasare.
These are the beauties of Radicalispl
Glich tie people are 81 Confidently invited
to elubrace. and which sone have been weak
enough to do because they could not gain
all tliey wished ii the Democratic party.
not rsAec,iag that ulder the Workings Of Tie
present Consultation. two out of the thyee
brai.cles II the State government Ire Still
u til land of tie radical l.nrty. Ths
State viii never preslef until tho Demo
Gratis haye sll three.
| They viii have all three when tie nes
Constitution i ratified.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1875-10-06

The murderer Elmwood win hang next
friday week. il tie sentence is executed.
Tie Charlotte Observer says be has no idea
;llat he viii be allowed 70 suffer the penal.
ii of The law.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1875-10-06
UUKIIAA Oct. Ist
Corrected hY Reans and Walker.

GlrrDy.-Rlisigi o. IL. ~ The
market iirIn. receipts light. Low middling,
at q stained II
We are indebted 70 the Raleigh News lor
Unr Cotton reports.
Wilripgton. tt. Cotton quiet. Mid
ding l2l low B.ililings %.
Nerfolk. 1T. cotton quiet. Mildlings
FLoUE.-fionr Markets dull and price
rule low. lsaleigh, Oct. Isl, North Ca.
rolina sG.OOCsG.5O
Provisions. - Raleigh Oct. IT. Western
shoulders I0illc. Clear rib II. Ham,
lG.
Wheat.--Iiicblnond 25tl. No material
changes. prices for both lied aud Wilt,
ranging between s,2Oto I,5I.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1875-10-06

Y
Galveston, Sept. 2s--'!'he following III.
ditiOnal particulars have bsea received
from the mouth ot the Brazos river:
The number OF persons known 10 have
lost their li9os.b tween the Peninsula and
San Bernard is iifiy-seyea, among whom
are Mrs. sargent and AIr. Sargent, All j.
the Forester family. all Of iae Mitsbeils.
Billy AieNcil's wife and three children.
Mrs. Ega.t and two children. seven ii Ste.
Pheb Wnsie d's fsmily himself. Susie,
Annie, and Johnnie being sagsd). sam
Roseless. wife, AMI two children, aIl 81 oIJ
Mr.. Davis family. AID one cl.ild of Vim.
Austin.
Later infer nation from Trinity river Is
/ to The effect taat three sclio8asfs are bift
and dry III Ii. Feds near tie fork u BIn-
die and Whites Bayous. Ii tia Trinity
TIE water had swept over ,he tane twelve
feet above the balk of the figer from It's
40uth to Mallisyill, ghere tse lan,! is low
aud swawpy. Tie first lloase abuye ihe
mouth was owned ID D.. paelan. and ".
cuPied by negroes. The hUsse Ms entire.
/ ly carried away. vi tie nine negrots oc.
cupying the huuse, eight were arosnei
Every house Ia Wuliisyille Is more or les.
damaged. Il viii tlke Year, to rebuild
The town. fiom Tie present feeling u The
people i i not thought many II tlieia viii
rebuild.
Dir. Mags, who lives bali mile abogc
Hallisyilie. o. DOrrss Isltnd, lost i.aO0
head Of cat & and fifty head u hosses. M,
dwelling VS. only slightly injured.
Mr. Lawrshce. WliO lives about twg miles
above Nallissilie, lyst from 1000 ID n.
5O0 bead ofs,ock among them igr., horses.
Tho repair. on The bridge at Richmond are
completed, and trains over the Galveston.
liarrisbnrga ani San. Antonio rad arc nog
running regularly.
Brashcar. Sept. 28.-Thc steamers IIAr.
RS. from Brszv. aud Nlary fam Rockpor
arrived this mUruing. TIE repOr,no dan,.
age done 81 the storm q either port.
RosoVille, SEPT. 2s.--Wllli.m Russell.
widoWer. living With h,s daughter, ID.
tryduced IL tie house grl about whom
aolig scandal bad been circulated. Rus.
ilell le!, tic house ior tie purpose of mar.
rying lis, Stokes lis daughter also Iert
the house and met young man named
ilYiton llarsi. ii whom she had tccn WI.
gagged. DGt tie Opposition II her father
saissed iiia engagement to lie broken ~.
iiurst persiaaed Mrs Russell 10 marry
hiH. Iley were eating their dinner viii
some frieni. q I.aYerue, when Russell en.
tered abd attacked ilurst ailh knife.
llnnt afcaa ret0lyer lid fl.c daughter
threw herself betgccn The two and .aas
SHOT dead. Harsi seeing her dead sl,o,
bi.iself. falling iiielesS by her side
Clearfeil, Sept. 23.--tf. S. Senator
Wallace, III Ill speecl, here tonight cbsrg.
cd TIE condition " tllo country ~ isepabli.
can extravagance aad niisnlana cement, aud
said the country ccnld lot resume speeig
payment 10 1879, because 10 PREPARATION
bas Tern made lor il, ahd tie condition
must rrecede the statutes. IIe says tl,e
hrie platform does nvt mean inIifnite post.
a,aeniens d specie payment. but IT. Whole
tboogLt isfgf ease N oserlaxed PEOPLE
New York. Sept. y. Mod O,BaldWin.
liz irish fispi. aas sho,ly bis peftacr u.
aat n liquor store iie saofsiJ aound.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1875-10-06
Ills EYES urENED.


Go. II Ilastler colored. wsl known
il Goldsborn. writes the following sensi-
Eble letter TO Tie Raleigh Seatiael from
Washington city:
Wa hingtcn. D. G;Scpt. 10Th,
Editor oi the RaleiJs Seiitfaei
| lam constrained to write letter 10
you III view ofthc political situation of III
fairs at present, most particularly as it re-
CARDS my race There is Il great revolu-
tion III work here among the eoloreJ peo-
pie, and il Is fact Ih4t cannot be disguised
that nlns-teltAs of them are bitterly OPP
posed u tile preseut administration. This.
however, is taken into consideration that
this effect was produced by the,
DELIBERATE RouBERY
ofthe negroes of the South through that
ageney railea The ilrcedmen's Bank, 7
iha failure u Howard University. supplan-
titg gpIored professors BY white ones, and
Tie tseachery Of the Radical leaders TO the
eolared people. confess. Mr. Editor.
that | was led astray and entirely SO IN all
,he past, but desire to
RETRIEVE NY ERROR
and Shall eyeranore east my fortunes and
vote with the Cd home people 1t toe South
acting in concert With the Conservative
party. Fred. Douglass suid IN bis speech
on the lth Of July. that the time would
probably come when tie calored voters
would unite with the Democratic party but
differ from him inasmnrh Us think
THAT TINE HAS CONE NOW,
and my honest opinion is, that the next
presidential election will resultin the eec.
tion II i Democratic caniilate. chiefly
through the instrumentali,y ii negro vot es.
The truth Is, sir. the negroes are awaken.
cd to the reality. they are determined TO
free themselves from carpei-aag donina-
tion aud instead of undertaking TO ruiz
their former masters u vote with and b
politically
/ couNsELED AND GUIDED
BY them. trust. Mr. Editor. that in al
the future. the Democratic party viii ne
Yor inp.rt carpet baggers from other State
to hold tie eiiices. ! am i Nor,A laroln
inn and believe that her native SON
should mt lie governed " s.ieh crew as Al
bott, Gizzard French aud the like o. them
IN conclusion. trust that the constitution
81 convention viii s. act as 10 take away
the pay from state county and riunicipa
carpet baGgers.
Very :, specially.
Your oocvisaJ servant.
GEo. II. HesTLER,
Of Wilmington. \. U;
The Hillsborough recorder., 1875-10-06
TIE EFREcT.

Il is not without very considerable salts
faction says tue NeSs. that We ind that our
comments Upon the disgraceful scenes of
"Wednesday il tile Convention we're not
without ti.eir eiFect upon tie participants.
They we're not too thiek-skinued to escape
tie sting, O. irgth, alieh penetrated armor
that seemed iaPsuetr,bls d shame on tlie
day u lie disgrace. II i true tl.srg W.
preeoucefied arrangements to censnre ths
News sor is report, bat hone dared ques.
tion is accuracy. while some we're candid
enough q admit IL justice. IL truth, ~
language would ~ to- severe. 10 rebukc
too strong for J scene. which Is long - re.
memberel, should. bring the Llusl, IL shame
70 those wh0 we're actors IN it.
81 long j. men show sensibility 70 re.
proof, ,l.sra i hope that future action vii
u guarded uudcrthe restraints II an arous.
ed esnsc
The Hillsborough recorder., 1875-10-06

The l,sitgh News gives IN account Of
/ liaa' aI.i5a.teiiug sad determination u
ressst tl.s actim u the do!y iann rusez-
htiisi Il tic Convention RhsB Il xas de-
si-g3 % obtain a.ae a?an ibs Robersnn
county palter. Tie Rals swpre inllieir
aa,h tl.s ats l.oali nat bs iaaen. but tie
Democrat .ai tten Ill uaiil euater past
y. ui.ea Sc " II ais II ibcir its, left
the isIl ia igiy II es5tf 10 prevent .
quorum. II ,is:as this. however. tllsy
slipped 81. Or Alr. Baager wss Ieit alone
ALP Lila tla iiues aaI rab the Democratic
members. bui Wien IL esllel lie ayes aal
naes ha eonld lot .e!aSls Il lis paftg
friends 10 iiine--they had gonc on to sst
% Their wbis,les.', as opiao--and the biIl
W. passed unanimously While Mr. B.lger
was i yaiu becEoning lie dpor-lecper Ii
dive IL Bis followers. And nov ile
matter ]. to have full hearing before Die
Committee.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1875-10-06
MOTIOE.

4 III persons whatsoever are hereby warned
II aeaiisi ig,~passing on our lands n any
hummer. shape "a form. more especially wlili
d0sa. guns, nrts, Ur axes.
Ihs hands knuwn ~ the Harris. Burke and
hanie l.ilee or Iiller plantation lgimicd IN
Henry whiiiedand others.
iande Known ~ ll0ieinsh md etrend. lands
bounded bg hos. u. Cain, Martin Whi,ted and
josiah Turner.
Lands known RI Tho clotd ulantatatlon.
bounded by Lemlssl LyncIi. ilugIi Fauectt ans
others
tiese bands lfing 90 bulh eides af the mnin
f4ad fraHihf ~ isgtitpro, eHhfiHrfeine about 4
llts north ~ illsiinrp ~ the f.nds owned l,y
John Riley, jDlm Iilior aud nlhers. We inclii
8hd Ne say.
POLLY MILLER.
N. w, JORDAN.
III. y. FRHlsLAND
sept 25lh'75 !. VI Ii nvLDLy
The Hillsborough recorder., 1875-10-06
- DIGESTION.


The currency question i one we we're in
~ henry to eateg upon - ! national cues,
tlua : e,srly III .Le ssidential campaign.
seeing thrt neither party had selected is
candidates. aid we're perfectly at sea on tue
saFjset, There 9eis other questions Of
deeper present moment 70 Tie Southern
rcuplc than even lhat of lie currency
leaee. justice aai coed government, But
.he heats Of lie Ollie campaign ana lie
platforms Of tie New York, Pennsylvania
and Massachusetts coa4eatiers Of both par
ties shov- ,hat tiiis question even now takes
precedence N ali oilers.
Ana i. i h6 wonder .lat lie people of
tie North. wla haze no ieteiaal grievances
aud oppressians Of government 70 bnglen
ther sach Is aiiliet tbs South. should re-
g4ra lie money question y tiie all-impor-
tant one. Upon ilat hinges all tlieir des-
tipies. Whether Tie unemployed shall fpd
work or shall starYe; whether the factories
shal! hum with iulastFy. u rest iilY On
their wheels; whefier commerce shall
spread is wings abroad. 81 !old its sai,s il
silent harbors; WheiAsr ite farmer sllali be
we'll raid for his iabofs. o. see Tie fruits 0f
his toll fot IN lis barns 81 b. saeriaced,
rnser log rriess. III TreiVhts anI ca,anss
tiens.
AL tksea questions have reused The
hersli, ard lie fgiit Ie,aocn expaasion sud
contraction. beieeea. ligh prices and los
prisss. between lstor anl eapisal, between
meseg IL reasgnasie asua5snes ana money
deiel eas to sait lAa plans of tie rapaeious
bghl bslies las hsgaa. And therefore
s,sssf .isa we ia5ei. + wiii become
nesesr5 fr liz 1911 anl hera jar-
nsls i t4se siass. tbs le nat Doubt
"a. RHsiasr coetraetisa woalI be ruin,
ami Therefore vel regulated expansion
the on sal ion.
Thete i no loabt tic Convention uill
ri3Ds = ordiashsa reqsi-ipg Ps5@eas i j
POI * s prerequisite fyr voting. Tie
julae of ,ais cannot be denied wien il Is
rers4bersithst ths poil aa i applied cS-
ei4s7eiy N tho purposes of edaes.iou
Iaas aa4s derive tae benefit II ] pubic
edasslsa wbo haze never contributed
cd g iLe 'aul, aal ihon2nds more are
ria.l ia lie faiase of the privileges tdsy
vessA saily. because tlat fund i ribbed
b aetsga4s, tiz Il Ia. ~ II! pay lie
iax. sDe ,Aete nho o noi, why III them
asad aside ai ibe Gsl.0t box. They dis.
itaaeiiiss iheaissires ri tie ias.
re ! yt: Ths Convention yester
"a gassed ibeir aasi rIHg tso iapor.
-. :iinas.e.. ase eahrsiag tic powsrs
q i.e seuale u rsgaI4 70 tie appointment
q esfsaia oisears. saa aaoiher prsYentiag.
aalss III provisions iis amelaea Con-
sa.stiu. ias raca.i u aay ofiss during
ils sefm O oaics to ehieb ihs pliser may
lave been slestod Of aqpgil,sd.
livery ezthssea hfings an tcfeuni cf
saae perm slo ha committed suicide.
ias,esd u oh iks sles sass i j. % ibs II.
ersre. ghe is,esl tlei 81 man 81 t,e
atae 4 Iiait. who 'taap.ei . thost lis
fiiar.in-lau ia as.l.aast. s.q. li bride
arsa ,hsled h Lsleesu hs-
fsilifl busLaas. aisnia reeaisel lie
ista. el'- s',ish i.d " ilisia lnse
81 beF ia slpgs rs linfieeI laftd
.li Us iiis ll GA
site i0iW II .li r
de.-R.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1875-10-06

Goy kempar " Virgins, has issuoi
bis PROCLAMATION % lie s'fast that tie Great
Britain siatao o. Stonewall Jackson viii Be
unveiled q lie 2Glh of October next in.
sisipg sbe people q Fivinia. and al others
cf whateser State 81 see.ign. Who admire
genius aud galgr. who lgte virtue and re.
we're tie memory q Stoaesall jackson. to
Be present.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1875-10-06

Tie Ii5sraliiiepatliesn State Coagan.
tig u ~ York. endorsed J'ildcu's fe.
form measures and recommended ne I.ibe.
al RspablieaBs Of ibe State 20 vote the
Democratic fitsel.,
Nas iaary fir sinenrpa ea III
igia Il Z eas abi lss j. IL ~
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-03-06

The following bill has passed the Sen.
ate ana has a good chance of getting
through the House;
A bill to be entitled an act to prevent
the sale Of Intoxicating liquors to inc,
briates.
Section / Be it enacted by the GEN
eral Assembly Of the State of Tennessee
that any person having a license to sell
spirltuous, vinous or malt liquors by the
drink or otherwise, shall be subject 10 a
penalty OF twenty-five dollars for selling
giving or permitting to be sold or given
to any known inebriate any spiritaons.
yinous or malt liquors by the drink. or
IN any quantity whatever, and, for viola.
ton of this act, the wife or any relative
Of the lnebriate may recover the said
amount for her or his benefit, before anv
court Of competent Jurisdiction. pro.
vided, that notice in writing that the
person receiving such liquors is an in.
ebriate, and forbidding the sale or giving
Of such liquors to him has been firsi
served On the person 10 selling or giving
the same.
Sec. 2. Be it further enacted, that
act take effect from and after lis
ppssage, the public welfare requiring Il,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-03-06
CHARLES I aRAm.
The Gentle Easayfst,s Resting Place
Neglee1ed.

Percy Fitzgerald visited recently, on
the anniversary OF Lambs birth, the
authors grave at Edmonton, which he
describes as an Interesting little iowa oa
the old coach road. still old AShioned,
and not snpiclnresqne. The church is
q venerable and reverend looking Strac.
ture. nearly all OvergrOwn with ivy.
hanked by some low almskOuses, de-
signed by the charitable founder for ix
poor net and six pO0r women % the
parish aud rising from a large ana
crowded churchya-d. The sexton
witel pointed OUT eERA's grave
II Is a poverty stricken, shabby
memorial fR--a sad state OF nes,
leet A gentleman, It was said. a
few years ago had 1t Fdone IN At his
own expense, a process that did not ex
tend beyond whitening the stone and
Feblaekealng the letters "a restoration
that seems to have Justified the workman
IN -afiKing his name, y. Hierons in
large letters. The whole consists OF a
headstone OF extreme thianess and OF
the mesnest effect with a sort Of foot.
rest and an intervening little mound
The lettering is OF the meagre at,enaa,
ted kind that the amiable eSsayiss would
himself have called "heartless AN "Of
in the center being made conspicuous hy
some penmRnlke hourishes such IS the
old writing masters used to 6eligh, in.
The fence Of wattles has long since dis,
appeared. and the stubble on the mound.
such as 1t Is, has been burrowed into
aud rooted about The siraitenaS
space occupied is almost ~eRcrOaehed
on by a small but %pretentions memorial
of some local perSanAgs-a stored urn.
railing etc.-to the inscription on which
the sexton wife directed attennOa With
some pride, as being that Of "Mr.-
Of house, and Of the Bank OF EnE>
land'-s style and title that would have
"arrided Lamb himself. More grotssaus
is the on the other side 8
long placard of cast iroL, ab0z; the
length Of a coffin. and placed in the
ground like some gigantic Horticultural
label. The rusty decoration IS an awv
aud threatens 10 tumble over Oh the
neighbOring grave. A very feE pounds
would do something. 4 substantial
granite headstone With his name simply.
inscribed (the verses might be Om.us3l.
and low railing would be all that would
be required.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-03-06
sgw FORK.

NEw IoRK. March 6-General Cotton,
President Of the Occidental and Oriental
Steamship Company has declined the
position Of director in the Pacific Mail
Stea@pAip Company
RsmOrs prevailed yesterday q TIE
eaec. that IN the absence al ANY Pm.
eeediags in the Beeeher trial, one Of the
parties to the suit had withdrawn and
that there Mould necessarily willow a
discOntinnaaee Of the case These m.
m0rs doubtless grew cut OF the reports
thai one Of the principal COUNSEL had re.
solved 10 withdraw in consequence u
The Uegleo, Of his other business which
an attendance Tor two months 10 the
Brooklyn COur, had caused he had
been Induced. however ,o remain Ia tAe
ease aud viii doubtless oeNaNSl alto Its
close, Mr. leafeyS the SICK jsCOS on
whose accom-, tAe trial was A6eaANa
eaNl MoNdaV has eNNNN CeoNVaCeS
FROM his indispNSsloa, TIE attendance
al the trial VIII Hereafter " limited
1Odge Melissa having expressed his in,
iention to ALLOW enter he NN9Esrsam
only a number Ol spectators TIA, viii
just 6lt seats When Sl,e& ~ Saer>
rNon viii hold a, less, SIX AaaarS per.
sens and on ne aAS Saee he trAl Ne.
IAN Asye there hen ls@ tAAa ave Aaa,
dred spectators HySseRt The moSs i'm.
Fortunate persons wAe ApRy tNe Aaa,r
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ihe Nchhorae case
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-03-06

CoLUNRUS OHIN March Cd. NJ.
Mcdonald, a well known citizen, about
forty-hve years OF age, was found dead
IN the canal this morning. Fer many
years Mr.. Mcdonald was one OF the most
successful provision dealers Of this city,
and was highly respected. At the close
OF the war he was worth between $4,000
aud Sl00, 900, but through extravaganza,
bad management and dissipation, he
Don lost it all. His habits have been
bad for several years, and it is not known
whether his death wa an accident or
premeditated.