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day night about ten O'Clock, being run over
by a switch engine and instantly killed.
Business troubles were the cause Of the act,
he having been wealthy, but unfortunate
towards the last and losing his property.
He leaves family.
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THREE DEATHS AT GALLIPoLIs. OHIO.

CINCINNATI, September 16. - Three
deaths of yellow fever have occurred at
Gsllipolis since Friday. An attempt was
made to land rome of the steamer "Por-
ten's" barges At Bladensburg, ten miles be-
Low Gallipolis, BY . man Who was on them
when they broke loose. but he vas prevent
ed from landing By Mr.. Montgomesy, Who
fired several shots 1t him and followed him
down the river q distance Of ten milea.
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TIE STATE OF KANSAS, L.
LEANENwoRrH COUNTY,
In the District Court Of Learen,oorh County:
MARY J. LANDER, Plaintiff
WILLIAM NJ. PLEAS, AR
ze'Ia Pleas, his wife, John
Lanoer, Jasper s. kice, anu ! Publication
Marla =. Rice, his wife. The Notice.
First National Bank, of Leav-
eDworth, William +. Gordon
ami Lsoasrd I. smith,
Defendants.
VyILLIAM NJ. PLEAS. ARZELIA PLEAS
w and william +. Gordon, defendants
sbbve.named Will take notice that they have
Deem sued by the above named plaintiff In
the above entitled Court and that said de-
iendtnts must answer tho petition filed by
the pinintin on or before the 10Th day Of Oc-
tobtr A. d., 1873, or the petition will be taken
A. true and judgment rendered for the disso-
luton of partnership firm mentioned in
said petition and for an account of all and ev-
cry OF The debts of said firm and that the
amounts a. The claims of the defendants
on toe psrtnership property of ss,id firm,
consisting OF lots one, two, three. four, five
six and seven in block number four, in
LeaVenwoIthy, Lity proper, in Leaven-
worth County, tat- of Kansas, ant the per.
sonal property thereon heretofore used As
otei property by the firm of J. s. Rice
Co., be ascertained and paid out of
said partnership property of said firm and
for the distribution Of balance among the
partners of said partnership firm, according
AS he Interest Of each may ap Dear thereir,
and for other and further relief
Dated August -. A. D. 1875.
STlLLINGS & STILLINGS.
aus2sSF Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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REAL ESTATE TIssNsFERS.

List Of Property Transfers r. Record
cd in the Office OF the Register Of
Deeds Yesterday.
John W. Balm and wife, of Philadel-
phia, TO W. 4. Balm, all Of block 9,
Balm City ......... ..............s 1000
Ferdinand Flusky and Oscar Krauss,
executors OF the last will and tesla
ment of Jasob Feusly, 10 Oscar
Braecklin, lot y, block 80, City
Proper. ................. 200
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Sherirs Sale No. 81.

nURLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
ii That undo, and by virtue OF juJgIn. Il
rendered in the District Court, in The COunty
of Leasenworth, in the State OF Kansas in
an action wherein the Kansas Mutual Sick
Relief society is Plaintiff, and Gustave ,tahl
and others are Defendants, and OF AN execu-
ton issued on said Judgment, to me dire ted
and delivered, will on the SGth day of Sep
tember, A. d., 1873, AT eleven O'Clock, A. NJ
of that day, at the south front door of the
Cont House in the City of Leavenworth, in
the County of LeavenwOrth, and State of
Kansas, offer at public sale, and sell to the
highest bidder, for cash in hand, the follow
ing described tracts of land situate, lying and
being in the County OF Leavenwoith, and
State of Kansas, namely:
Lots number twenty-four en-, twenty-five
l2,l, and twenty six ta5), in block number
thirty.three $50, in Leavenworth City prop
eT-
Dated this 10Th day of August. A D.. 1873.
L. q LOWE,
Sheriff of Leavenworth County. Kansas
CLoCGH q WHEAT, Attorneys Tor J. n.
SpratIey.
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u. S. MarshaI's Sale.

DUBLIC NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
Il That under and by virtue of an order of
sale anu execution issued on a Judgment
rendered in an action in the Circuit e JuTt of
the United States, for the district OF Kansas
wherein Richard King is Plaintiff, and Fer
n.ndo I. turkey Is Defendant, 10 me direct
ed and delivered, Il Will. on Saturday, the 2ist
day of September, A H., ls15, at 10 o'clock
A. NJ, OF that uay, at the south 'front.' door of
the Court House IN the City of Leavenworth,
In the County OF Leavenworth, in the State.
OF Kansas, offer at Pubic Sale, and sell to the
highest oder, for cash in hand, the follow
ing described tracts oil land. situate, lying ana
being IN the County of Leavenworth, in The
state OF kansas, namely The Undivided one
nan OF OF Dulnbsred one () and two (2), In
b.och number one w, III Leuvenworth City
pToper, and, Also, the undivided onr-hai! Of
lots numbered thIrty one t3U aud thirty-.wo
~ In block number fOrty-eight itsl in Leay-
enwortn city proper. Il. r.. SIMP=DN
L = MARSHAL for the District OF Kansas
by ASHLEY %. sPALDING, Deputy.
ii. L. Green, Plaintiffs Attorney.
augL-W5t.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
SharaR's Sale No. As.


nUBLIC NOTI~E Is HEREBY GIVEN,
That unoer and by virtue of an execu-
llon issued on a judgment rendered in an
action in the District Court in the County
OF Leavenwo-th, in the State OF Kansas,
wherein Alexander Y. Houston was Plainti
and Henry L. Hammond, Minerva Ham.
mond, Intz \. Hammond, Homer Smith
aud Augusta A. Smith, his wife, David ".
Houston and the Alliance Mutual Life Assur-
ance Society OF the United slares were de-
PENDANTS, 10 me directed and delivered,
l will, on Monday, the 2srd day
O'Clock A. NJ, OF that day, al the south
front door OF the Court House, in the City OF
Leavenworth, In the County OF Leavenw 9th,
in the state OF Kansas, offer at Public Sale,
and sell TO the highest bidder for cash IN hand
the following described tracts of land. situate,
lying and reing in the County Of Leayen-
worth, in the tate of Kansas, namely:
Lots number fourteen IA and nTeen Us In
block number three 81, IN Days subdivision
of the City of Leavenv ORTIZ (which subdi-
vision is sometimes known as Days add.
ton to SAID city
Dated this 22ld day of August, ISIS.
=. q. LOWE,
Sheriff of Leavenworth County, Kansas.
II. W. IDE, Attorney for plaintiff.
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DCBLIC NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN,
III That under ami by virtue OF an eXecu-
ton issued on a judgment rendered in an ac-
ton, in the District Court, III the County of
LeaSenworth, IN the State of Kansas, wherein
l.. I. Smith was Plaintiff, and William NJ.
Please, ArzeIia Please, his wife, John Lam
Der, and Mary ]. Lamber, his wife, Jasper
:. Rice aud - klce, his wife, the First
National Bank of Leavenworth, %. j. uop-
klns, NJ. Ii. lnsley, Daniel Shire and f. F.
Kellogg, partners rs ins.ey, shire Co ,
Charles X. JenDisoa ana william +. Cor
don were Defendants, TO me directed
and delivered, will, on Monday, the 2sd d. v
of September, y. D., ISIS, at eleven O'Clock A.
NJ, OF that day, at the south front door OF the
court House, IN the CITY OF Leaveu worth, in
the County Of Leavenworth, in the State of
Kansas, offer at public sale and sell to the
highest bidder, for cash in hand, the follow =
ing described tracts of land, situate, lying
and being In the County OF LeavenwoItn, in
the State of Kansas, namely:
Lots nGInb-r one %, Two ~, three (Sl, four
a., five t5l, six 90 and seven "a, III block
number four, a., Of the original plat OF the
city of Lesvenworth.
Dated this Id day of August, 1873.
L. q. LOWE.
Sheriff of Leavenworth County, kansas.
STILLINGs X SrILLINGs, ttorney Tor Plain
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The following is the verdic, rendered:
STATE OF KANSAS, IL

STATE OF KANSAS.
COUNTY or .EAvENwoRrH. IS
An inquisition holden In Leaven worth CITY
on the 10th dsy of September, 1875 before me.
}. I. Lynch, coroner of L-avenworth county
ON tue body OF Henry Carter, there lying
dead, by the jurors whose names are hereto
subscribed. The said Jurors upon their oaihs
do say that the deceased came To his death
IN cons .quence OF negligence upon the pant
of he Chicago Rock lsiaod a Pacific railroad
and its employees, by not having their cars
properly coup. ed thereby causing portion OF
the ira,n TO be left upon the track and in the
way of a coming train, which running into
IL, caused the death of the deceased.
]. F. HOPPER.
CLEMENT DUSTIN
]. W BROWN,
l.G. TosEE
MARTIN CoNNErL
DANIEL LAHIFF
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The application OF the Ready Relief TO
the part or parts where the pain or difficulty
EXITS wiil AFFORD ease ana comfort.
Thirty TO Sixty drops in a half a tumbler of
water viii III q few moments cure cramps,
spssIns, sour stomach heartburn, sicn lead
ache, diHrrhtHa, GysenI ely, conc, wind III the
bowels, ana all internaI Pains.
TTavei.Ts should always carry bottle OF
q nd ~ u - d endy tebieB with them. A
feS urope Ia water VIII prevent sickness or
pains nom change of water. IL II better than
French Brandy or Bitter, as Ii stimulant.
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MANCHESTER
LOCOMOTIVE WORKS
tsTA BLrBHKD II 1857

aanu,actur-all Kinds of Locomotfyea ana
nave gently purchased Of the AmOskeaa
Manufacturing Co., all the pafterns 10.
ents- and the good will for the man ufacture
ef tneir celebrated Steam Fire Engtnee and
Fire Apparatus, and are now prepared 10 Re-
for descriptive circular.
AREAS BLOOD. Ag't ManehAss9. n. n
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Sheriff S Sale, No. So.

DUBLIC NOTICE il hereby given that I'M
l. der and 10y virtue of all Exc .utiOi issued
ON a Judgment rendered IN an action in the
District Court IN the ounty OF LeavenwOrth,
IN the tate of Kansas, wherein Washing ton
- Kelly IN Plaintiff, ami %. l.. Shephe q Is
Deiendant, 10 me directed and delIvered
VIII on Monday. the list day OF October A. ID.
1875, at ten O'Clock A. ". of that q v, at the
south T. ont door of the Court Rouse in the
CITY oil Leaven worth, in the State OF Kansas,
oner at Public sale aud sell To tue highest
bidder, for each III hand, the following -
scribed tract Of land, situate, lying and being
IN the County ofLeayenwoI IN, IN the state OF
Kansas, namely:
Lots numotr tve 10 and six 81 in block num-
per thirty (5') IN LeavenwuTIh city proper.
Lots number three t3) and four a. in block
number forty two az in Leavenworth city
proper. Lots number twenty-seven (21l aud
twenty-elght - IN block number fifty three
90 IN LeavenwoTth CITY proper, and lots
number i've t5) and six (6) in block number
siNty-twO (61) in LeaVenwOrth CITY proper
Dated tins 18Th day Of sept. mb-r A ID. 1873.
L. q LOWE.
Sheriff Of Leavenuorth County Kansas.
LuCIrN BAKER, Attorney for Plaintiff.
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SNYDER'S
CURATIVE PADS!

The mort wonderful HEaLTN q q.
SGOhtHS ever discovered GEAOt<a
ftsN s1tsaN anu the Intelligent sre most
loud in their pTais-.
No. l.-For LIVER and LUNG Asa.-
NEVIS, GSlgs.L> AMI FEVER. DHS-
phP>sA. Indigestion, Billousness, Sick and
Nervous Headache, and ali diseases arising
from GOHPsS itVEW. THE most ef,ectu-
~ $1,000 ~ RtfsEH ENGANT gives
strength 10 the weax and Gebi iLsted-
PRsCE 1900.
Me-. 2.-tor FEMALE We x NESS and
q % &c. q. AaGsE e.. tslLsNs: of thu
wOMH. LEUCOH HaBEA lwhitesl, and
the MANY other Ills 10 which FEMALE: are
~ BJ CT rnricbe> the blood, puriii-s the
>-cretions, and sire Igthens ~ EAkGS and
DEs.sCAgE FEMALES. PHaCE 81 SO.
Nc. 3.-For KIDNEY. Ss'sNI. and
BLADDER afiect,ons. Bright's disease
diabetes, LANE WEAK RACK.
CON - q PgBGALsGY and Il t.>GOR IN
Gss>G IN k:ks.S. PRICE S3.eO.
IL your druggist doe. not keep '.>NH-
DER - HAG1yE PAD>,'' and will
not get one Tor you, do not let him palm on
other worthless limitations, but send the
price to Us IN n letter, and We will mali them
10 you. Address,
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FEVER AND ACUE.

Fever and Aeue cured for fifty cents. There
not q remedial agent IN this vol Id thai
will cure Fever aid Ague, and all Other
nisisrious BIioIs, scarlet, TypnotG, Yellow,
and other levers, (aideG by X .cwdys PIlisj
QUICK Railways Ready Relief. riity
cents Der Gottle.
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OR. RAOWAY'S
SarsapariIlian Resolvent
THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER,

sCROFULA OR SYPHILITIC, HERED-
ITARY OR CONTAGIOUS,
BE 1T SEATED l. THE
Lungs or Stomach, Skin or Bones.
File sh or nerves,
CORRUPTING THE SOLIDS AND VITA
TING THE FLUIDS,
Chpnic Rheumatism, Scrofula, Giandular
swelling, Hacking Dry Cough, Canceruus Al.
tectIoi,s, ~ phIii.Ic COM plants, Bleeding OF
the Lungs, by spep.ia, Water Brash, The 10
Ioreaux, White SwelIinss, Tumors, Ulcers,
SKIN and Hip Diseases, Mercuria. Dis.as, s.
Female complaints, Gout, Dropsy, Sslt
Rheum, bronchitis, Consumption
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"READ FALSE AND TRUE .

Uep4 Q letter scamp 10 Railway 4 CO., No.
q Warren. street, New York
InInrDatt0a Vogth th00sands WIN be sent
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FUNERAL ARRANGEMENTS.

Mr.. Bickford, after having the body sent
to the residence, made all arrangements
for the funeral, purchasing coffin. select.
ing lot in the cemetery and providing for
carriage to convey The family to the
graveyard. The deceased leaves a vile and
two grown MP daughters. He was abont
fifty-eight or sixty years of age, trustv and
reliable, and we'll liked. The funeral
will take place to day.
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FRoM THE

FROM THE
HOH. fFBRI,HR HEED,
Endorsing Or. Railways q. z. z.
After using them TOR several Yean
New YORK, Jan. 4th, lS7s.
PEAR SIR Having tor several years used
car medicines, doubtingiy at first, but after
i,-ri-nciug their efficacy it'll full confidence,
Il no i-ss "A pleasure than q duty TO thank
:Uliy acknowledge the advantage We nave de-
lived from them. The pills are re~orted TO a.
'its n AS occasion requires, and al~ays witn
p- oeiter described than 1t is Dy its name. We
spi,ly the Imminent freely, aimo-: invariably
1nGing The promised Relief
Truly yours.
,S,su-.i,i THusgOW WEED.
tAD~AY
2. l.. z.
DYSES rERY, DIARRHIA,
CHOLERA MORBUS,
FEVER AND AGUE,
.'nr.B Nd PREVENTED
81 hADWAY'S H ny RELIEF.
.'EUMATISM,
NEURALGIA,
DIpTHERIA,
INFLUENZA
SORE THgOAT
DIFFICULT BREATHING
HEtIEVED IN A FEW MINUTES
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OUR SCHOOLS.
The Number OF Pupils Enrolled in the
Various schools of rheGi,y

The public schools opened yesterday, the
being the enrolment By schools :
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A BEAKEMAN's MISTAKE.

Charles Letcher being sworn depoSes and
says. know the deceased he worked with
me on the wood train on the Rock Island
road he left TINS morning its depot in this
city 10 go TO Missouri for wood when an.
preaching Beverly, in Missouri, two cars and
n csboose, that We were riding on became
detached from the train; the engineer OF our
train, No. l63, whistled of brakes: the
freight train, engine 2li, was coming on be
hind us and the engineer seeing us on the
track whistled for brakes; We seeing he
could not stop in time jumped Oh. ali but
the deceased after the collision found him
dead; our conductor got of and tagged the
train; In my opinion the engineer could not
have stopped his train 10 save the life of the
deceased when leaving the depot this morn
ing, the brakeman could not get a couplipp
pin 10 Mt; he was trying with q piece OF
wood to hammer IL in, and then sent hack
for a small pin and did not put that in.
Q--Do You think IL these cars would have
been properly coupled, would this accident
have occurreds
A.-No, sir, IL would not his
CHARLES Y LETCHER.
mark
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FROM CANTON, MISS.

Reports from Greenville, Miss, give the
total deaths 10 date as l3S.
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Publication Notice.

TIE . sTATa Gs tasssa. ,ss.
n the District Court Of Le1renVorH County:
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SheYiTs SAFE. No. AZ.

Sheriff of Leavenworth County, Kans
II. W. IDE, Attorney for plaintiff.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1878-12-26

SLEEP AS A ToN1o.-The best possible
thing for man to do when he fcols too
weak to carry anything through is to go to
bed and sleep as long as he can. This is
the only actual recuperation of brain force;
because during sleep tho brain is in state
of rest, in condition to receive and appro.
priate particles Of nutrimept from tho
blood, which takes tho place of those which
have been consumed by previous labor, sinoe
tho very act of thinking burns up solid
particles, as every turn of the wheel or
screw of the steamer is the result of tho
consumption by Gre of the fuel in the fur.
naoo. The supply of consumed brain-sub.
stance can only be had from tho nutritive
particles in the blood which wers obtained
from the food eaten previously, and tho
brain is 80 constituted that it can best
receive and appropriate to itself those
nutritive particles during the state of rest,
of quiet, aud stiffness of sleep. Mere
stimulants supply nothing in themselves;
they goad the brain and force it to greater
consumption of its substance, until it is so
exhausted that there is not power enough
left to take up fresh supply.
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land. No adequate means of relief have
been organized in the Northera part of the
conntry, where tho fishermen and the agri-
cultural laborers arc destitute At Aber.
deon, Forfar and Dunformlino, private
charity aud efforts of the magistrates are
actively employed. At Manchester vast
numbers of the middle class of poor who
will not apply for charity are suffering
keenly. Vigorous and combined efforts on
the part Of tho authorities, the churches
and private organizations are being put
forth.
A Liverpool dispatch says it has been
many years since tho working classes have
endured suOh distress and privation as now,
but an excellent system of relief is organ
iziug. AT Bristol largo numbers of tho
unemployed arc suffering much. There
is no organized relief beyond the ordinary
parochial fund. Wigan advices say there
is considerable distress among Tho better
class of mechanics. Wolverhampton advi.
oes report distress throughout South Stat.
fordshire. Relief in tho shape of food,
coal and clothing is being distributed.
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CHRISTMAS CAROL.
EBEN E. REXFoRD.

The bells are ringing glad aud sweet,
Beneath tho adoring angels feet,
And in our hearts are glad thoughts born
BY jubilant bells of Christmas morn;
For, in q mauger, poor and low,
Was born tho Christ child, years ago;
And shepherds, on the hills afar,
Wore told tho tidings by a star.
Oh ring, glad bells, ring loud and swce
The song tho ages shall repeat,
Which angels sing on Christmas still,
Of "Peace on earth, to men good will.
Q, Christ-cbild, in manger born,
The stars sang on Thy birthday morn,
While graded on Thy mothers breast,
The wise men sought Thy place of rest;
Then peace descended on tho earth,
In honor of Thy lowly birth.
All! Thou hast died for US, and them,
Who hailed Thee King at Bethlehem.
Oh, song, adown tho centuries rolled
Oh, song, which never eau grow old!
o, Christ-ohild, born cross to bear,
That wo, OF last, crown might wear,
Let us, like shepherds, to Thy feet
Bring love as tribute. offering meet,
Aud worship there, while angels sing
In praise of Jesus Christ, our King.
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Tie Political Trials.

The trials for violation of tho election
laws in tho United Statas Court, in Colum.
bia, resulted as follows:
l. jas. Thadwcll, of Columbia, charged
with voting more than once. True BILL
Not guilty.
2. VIM. Korrigan, of Charleston, charged
with assaulting an United States Supervi-
sor. True bill. Case continued.
g. Charles A. Levy, colored, of Charles.
Ioii, charged with voting moro than once
True bill. Case continued.
4. Charles Lebenrood, of Charleston,
charged with obstruoting, hindcring and
assaulting Deputy Marshal. Case con-
tinued.
s. Morris Brown, of Charleston, charged
with voting moro than once. No bill.
6. j. j. McNight, r. Il. Dingle and 4
L. Billop, Of Clarendon, charged, as Man
ayers of Election, with not complying with
the Election law. True bill. 6Iistrial
Z. James S. Hayward, Thomas Cooper,
George j. Graham, Il. NJ. Gilland, John
Frierson aud DR.. J. A. Joiner, of Williams.
burg. Charged with couspiring to inter
fere with tho Republican meeting at White
Oak. No bill.
8. Middleton Reed, Henry Afford,
James Sparkman, j. Harrison Rocd and
Mortimer Ward, of Georgetown. Charged
with interfering with Republican meet
ing. No bill.
The Grand Jury was discharged at this
point, and the subsequent proceedings
were by information
y. j.. Nluidrow Kennedy and w. d. Fitch
of Williamsburg. Charged with obstructing
and hindering supervisors.
10. G. A. Aimar, T.. j. Lyons and j. G.
Baker, Of Charleston. Charged with him
dcring and obstructing Deputy Marshals
Continued.
IL. j. ". Mcknight, B. r. Diugle aud
KS. Billop, Of Clarendon. THIS case in
which there had been mistrial was retired
Verdict: not guilty.
IL. w. P. Bookter, David Minis and
John d. Frost, of Riohand. Charged with
violating their duty as managers of election.
Mistrial.
13. n. NJ. DeLorme, Norwood Fleming
and w. B. PEBBLES, of Sumter. Charged
with violating their duties as officers of
election. Nlistrial.
In not q single case was there verdict
of guilty. The mistrals were not caused
by the holding out Of one or two jurors who
were ip favor of acquittal. On the frs,
mistral the jury stood IL for acquittal to
for conviction; on the second mistral
for acquittal nnd Tor conviction Better
proof of tho flimsiness of the charges is not
necessary. The jurics wcro above the
average in intelligence, and were composed
of persons Of both colors and both political
parties. 1t will havo an excellent effect,
if tho Government determine to drop tho
cases chat we're continued. Ear from Gu
couragiug any misconduct this will hinder,
prevent and obstruot it, without reference
to Section $500 or any other part of the
Revised Statutes.-Ncws and Courier.