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VO0BFIEED, Ohio, Fair GROUNDS,
THURSDAY, JULY a, 1878.
Trotting and Pacing Races,

Fastest racking or pacing horse, mare or
gelding, to go under saddle or in harness, best
in 3, . rounds to the heat Prem. $i5, $40, $5.
Committee-W. Q. Mann, Henry Brown,
Adelbert Jones' -
Fastest trotting horse, mare or gelding, to
60 under saddle or in harness, best 3 in 5, 3
rounds to the heat. Prem. SIS. SO, So.
Committee. p. Farquhar, o. F. Little, H.
r. West.
i Foot Race-0nce around the ring. Pr. IS.
Committee-G. w. Oarrothers, Lewis Sules-
berger, Charles Lauenstein.
Sack Race-0nce around the ring. Pr. $3.
Committee-H, r. Mason, Solomon Spangler,
Louis Hoefier.
In, each. contest of speed there must be at
least five entries and three to start. Ten per
cent Of the total premium in each race will be
charged on all entries. sri
Good music in attendance. In order 10 make
this a fitting celebration of our National Birth
day, neither pains nor expense will be spared
in adding attractions to please the public, and
make this day a day of gaiety, mirth and re-
creation. Admission &c. Children 15c.
ia ssa.a e GEO. p. DORR, q
Secretary Committee of Arrangements.
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q The great celebrity Of our TIN TAG
TOBACCO has caused many imitations
= thereof to be placed on the market, We
& therefore caution all Chewers against pur-s
chasing such limitations. s6s ,oass
g All dealers buying or selling other plug
9 tobacco bearing hard or metallic label,
3 lender themselves liable to the penalty of
3 the Law, and all persons violating our
:, trade MARKS are punishable by nEe and
imprisonment. See Act Of Congress.
g Aug IL. 1870. ms sd.
3 The genuine LORILLARD. TIN
TAG TOBACCO can be distingu ished +,
9 by a TIN TAG on each lump with the word
Z LORlLLARD stamped thereon. s -
8 Over 7,08S tons sold in 1877. and near
y ly 5000 persons emp Dyed in factoties.R /.
Z Taxes paid CONT in 1877 about eS.-'
: 500 O00 and during past 2 years over
E $40 100000. rs ass;f
. These goods sold by all jobbers at man.
2 ufacturers rates. mayl4, '78m3.a
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NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT.

Estate Of james Bolen, Deceased. ,,,f
T,HR undersigned has been appointed and
i qualified as Administrator, with the will
Of James Boien, Of Monroe county,
deceased. .f,iia .fHas x
Dated this 18th day Of june, A. D. is7s.T
junelS, ,'7Sw3. sAMUEL B0LRN. ~
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CiRcJunati.

June 21--Flour A 65a6 %; Wheat
29Sal l05 Corn 38a4lc; Oats 26a29c;
Rye 56a5Sc; Barley 43a44c.
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CATTLE MARKETS.

ST.. Louis June 13-Hogs-Act-
i've, firm and higher; Workers. at 8 60a3.
so; packing3 70a3 so; fancy 3 80.
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wooast,eld stockr,arket.

June 24--Cattle sta3 per pound !;
Sheep 3a4u per pound. Hogs Be per
pound. @-,' Sf5'
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Nth 40bsrtistlleats,
FItzhugh's Am.
Hay Elevator,

Greatest labor-saving
machine In use. Takes
one ton of Lay from
wagon and carries It
back 100 feet in NOW 10
( 1 m;nufass Occunies 1 A.
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NOTICE OF lNsoLYEScY.

ON the 18th day Of June. in the year 1873,
" the Probate Court Of Monroe County de-
clared the estate of Lewis D. Gratigny, de-
ceased to be prob bly, insolvent. Creditors
are therefore required to present their claims
against the estate to the undersigned, for
allowance, within six months from the; time
above mentioned. or they will not be entitled
to payment. MICHAEL B0UGHNBR, -
Admir- of Lewis D. aratigny. $.
juns1S, ,'7Sw3.
d laW
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New York.

70 June 21-Flour 8 5Oa6 so; Wheat ]
02a1 "a; Corn 4la53c; Oats Bic;
Rye 69,7lc; Barley G2c. .z. ts,.i sys
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Pay Your Taxes Before July 18th
and Save 20 Per Cent.

Taxes remaining unpaid after July
10Th, will have added to them, by law, a
penalty of 20 per cent. Qlite mum ber
of persons are Of opinion that the pen
atty to be added is only 5 per cent, and
because Of the small amount, defer pay
ing until Fall. Perhaps correct un-
derstanding of this matter will aid tax
payers to save money, by paying their
taxes before July 18th.
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wOn the 22d inst, ELIAS FRENCH
Hunt, resident of Barnesyille, Belmont
county, was arraigned in Court on an in
dictment charging Kim with -"'uttering
and publishing false and forged check"
to the Monroe Bank in the sum of $50,
as follows:
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L%The number of animals that died
from disease, in this county, the past
year, and their value, is given in the
following:
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EF Parasols, Fans and Sun Umbrellas
1t MORRIS 4 ARMSTRONG'S.
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The Tobacco CrOp.

The tobacco crop in 1877 in this coun.
ty footed up the handsome figures of
2,0SS,3S3 pounds as follows:
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Farm and Mill Properly for Sale.

Farm and Mill Property for Sale.
Situate in Ohio Township Monroe County,
Chic, on the waters Of 0possum Creek, I've
miles from the Ohio River. consisting Of Tsg
Two Hundred Acres. ' !,
or which about sixty acres are cleared sud
under cultivation, with young orchard Of
about one hundred bearing Apple trees. Al.
SO good water si.'eis - go
FLOURIN MILL,
with fourteen foot Overshot Water wheel,
with seven foot breast and two run Of French
burrs. The Mill Is calculated to attach steam
and also saw, TO which there Is on the
premises good Engine, l2'inch Cylinder
8 foot stroke with agsod double nued boiler.
eighteen feet long, forty inches In diameter
Also, tisio
2 Good Frame Dwelling Houses.
One Of which Is 20x40, tvo stories hish, with
good cellar under the whole house. 9FsHh
The property Is In good wheat country,
good roads in all directions ami timber p'su.
ty-a good site for business man. Good
reasons given for wanting to sell.
For particulars enquire on premises or
address D. NISPKRLY,
Hannibal, Monroe Co., Ohio.
junelsyi7sg4,
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EFPot Flowers of all kinds for sale
at Mrs. WAYS.
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wThe Assessors returns show the
following for the year 1878: t

Five hundred dogs we're not valued
their owners will be required to pSy a
tax of Sl for each dog.
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NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT,

Estate Of .Elizabeth Hoskinson. Decd.
1NHR undersigned has been appointed and
/ qualified rs Administrator Of the estate
Of Elizabeth Roskiuson, late Of Monroe Coun
ty, deceased. is IBaph eus
Dated this 4th day Of tune, A. D. 1878. a
juuelS,'7Sw3. HENRY H. GREEN.
as.a lar
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RLadies' Linen Suits, Overskirts
and Basques, Dress Linens and Grass
Cloths at
MORRIS & ARMSTRONG'S.
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R Fruit Trees,
sas Grape Vines,
Rvors~~oon.

And Shtubbery of all kinds for sale by
Mrs. NJ. A. WAY, Woodsfeld, Ohio. -1
Orders from distance will receive
prompt attention. sts e5l +,
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~Go to MORRIS & ARMsTRoNa's for
Dry Goods.
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NEW STOCK OF GOODS o.
AT sCHUMACHERS, consisting Of
Harvest Tools, Stationery, and Blank
Books of all kinds, Groceries, Notions
DC &c.
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cE The number Of pounds of cheese
produced in the several townships, the
past year, is given below:
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BARNEsvILLE, ONO, Aug. 10, 1877.
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF BARNEsvILLE
Pay to E. F. Hunt, or bearer,
Fifty dollars.
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Wool.

The following exhibits the wool pro.
duct in Monroe county, in 1S77:.
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81 J. r. HUM & Bro"
After hearing the indictment read the
accused plead "Guilty," and was SEN
fenced to confinement in the penitentiary
for term of two years.
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TELEGRAPHIC.
Exclusively to tire
DAILY .I.S'TELLIGE.sCER,
THE ONLY. NEWSPAPER
Receiving Dispatches
In WASHINGTON TERRITORY


SAN Francisco. July pa grand
send off Was rendered Kearney 10y the
Workingmen on his departure ysster-
day morning by overland train. on bus
way to Boston. About seven o'clock
several military companies of Work.
ingmen, aggrega.ing about one humid
red men and eighty muzzls loaders
marched in battle array 10 tue resi-
dence of the agitstor. los Fell street
and thence 10 the ferry boat, followed
by several hundred men Kearney did
not address his fellows, taking his de.
par,ure in silence save for few cheers
from his adherents. At the sand lots
not more than about 500 were present.
Wellock and others officiated.
The bark Enoch Talbot, which ar
rived to-day from Seattle. W. T., re-
ports that on the nineteenth inst at
9:l5P NJ, when about thirty miles
northwest of Cape Mendocino heavy
earthquake. was experienced. The
shock is reported to have lasted about
ten seconds, causing the vessel TO trem-
BILE violently.
SAN FRANcIsoo. July al. w.
Trip, president and treasurer of seven
mining companies. was to-day arrested
on charges of felony in connection with
FIVE Of them. As president of the Joe
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Wednesday, the 9Th day Of October, 1878

at the hour Of ten O'clock A. NJ. Of said day. for
the purpose OF nominating . candidate for Dele
gate 10 Congress. and for she transaction Of such
other business ss will properly come before 10.
The Committee has hxed the superintendent of
Delegates 10 said Convention a. follow: One
delegate at large, for every county In the Terri
tory. and one additional delegate for every one
hundred votes and for every majority portion OF
one hundred votes cast In each county ct the gen.
eral election In 1915. for the Republican Candi.
date for Delegate to Congress. Upon this basis
the various Counties Of the Territory will Do en-.
titled to representation In said Convention - fol-
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Skates consolidated, he is charged with


fraud in connection with the sale Of de-
linquent stock. The complaint alleges
that there was no bid for the stock, bu;
that he nevertheless caused bid TO be
entered Of $1,000, the amount delin-
quen. for 10000 shares, and issued q
certificate for that amount 10 B. F. He.
COX. trustee, which be pocketed In the
Sabine company he is charged with en-
tering a bid for 81 ,037 shares OF $5,l0j
when there was no bill and again peck
citing the certificate In the George
Douglas company he is charged with
entering u bid of s7,735 for 3o,943
shares and appropristing the stock. In
the Debaro the amount of stock delin-
quent is 22,404 shares and the bid en-
tered, $1,000 In the Polo company
the amount Of stock was $3.50 and
the BID s5,03l. The complaints are
sworn out by j. L. Fields, secretary OF
the companies.
J. B. Armstrong has brough. suit in
the Twelfth District Court against the
Safe Deposit Company of San Francis
CO, to recover 100000. 1t is alleged
in the complaint that in May, 1877,
the plaintiff was the owner of 600
shares of the capital stock of the COM
pany, which he held as security for an
advance of 500, 900 made to J. c. Dun
can, he giving his promissory nete in
acknowledgment The certificate was
not genuine. having been raised from 6.
Plaintiff also advanced $4,000 to Dun
can and again received a certificate of
900 shares Of capital stock of the COM
pany. This was dated Nov. 2, 1873,
and like the other raised from 9. There
was also, it is alleged. third like
transaction, aud plaintiff holding de-
PENDANT responsible for Dunean's dis
honesty, brings the present SUIT TO re-
cover damages.
SAN FRANCISCO, July 22-J. W.
Gashwiler, q we'll known stock opera
tor, was arrested Mt the instance OF
Samuel II. Brooks, a broker. The COM
plant charges that Gsshwiler repre-
sented to Brooks that he was mar OF
means and desired plaintiff to buy on
his account, 1000 shares Of Julia.
Brooks bought. paying $4,000. Cash
wiler failed to come up with the money
and Brooks wa. Obliged to throw the
stock on the market at loss of 1880
which he seeks TO recover. Gashwiler
was released on bail. The case is set
for Thursday.
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ElrROpE.

LONDON, July 22.-The Time, says
the shaken confidence of the entire ma
ton is not to te restored in an instant,
nor can it be charmed back by the most
brilliant declsmatory efforts.
In III, House of Commons to-day,
Sir Stafford Nortacotc, chancellor of
the exchequer, named the 10Th inst. for
the discussion of Lord Huntingten's res
olution. Raudle Edward Plunkett.
conservative, will move en- amendment
to the resolution expressing confidence
in the ministers.
July 2sth has been fixed as the date
for the entrance OF the Austrian forces
into Bosnia whether the Turks object
or not A reliable report from Viepns
declares Austria il resolved to take
timely precautions against any Italian
aggression.
A special from Vienna reports Gen.
eral Phillipovich had conference with
Mehemit. All of which came TO no re-
suit.
Count Zischy, Austrian ambassador
at Constantinople, through direct COM
municatlons elected from the porte that
even if present negotiations should fall
through the Austrians will not be &C.
lively opposed in Bosnia.
ALEXANDRIA, Va, July 22.-The
Gazette publishes Columbus Alexan-
der's reply to Gen. Hunton's last card.
Alexander denies that he declines to &C
cept Hunton's challenge. but says he
has as much right to fear the Alexan-
dria police as Hunton had to fear those
of the District of Columbus. He ac-
cuses Hunton of being q friend to all
the district rings and concludes by say.
ing he was never known to be wanted
and not found.
At a mass meeting held of Orange
Court House to-day to appoint dele
gates 20 the constitutional convention,
resolution to appoint delegate op.
posed to Hunton was adopted by 100 to
100. whereupon Huntons friends Sc
coded. aud the meeting appointed del
egates solid for Neal.
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EASTERN STATES.

PHILADELPHIA, July Ellie meet
ing of the creditors of the Jay Cooke
estate was held at the Peoples Bank
this morning Isaac Morris presided.
Edwin Lewis, trustee, submitted pro-
position for winding up the estate. He
suggested that tho whole of the assets,
leaving out Ogoutz and Lake Cham
plane properties. be carefully valued by
experts catalogued. and q scrip divi-
dend of the amount or percentage de-
| clarei aud given in scrip TO creditors,
the b3uesto be offered for sale but not
below the catalogue price the scrip
to be- issued in small quantities, so that
the smallest creditors may become
interested +; everybody to be invited to
bid, and if not sold at the expiration of
thirty days. then the creditors to come
in and buy at invoice prices. This
proposition was referred to committee
of creditors. the committee to meet to-
day. Tomorrow and Wednesday the
views Of the creditors will be received.
The meeting then adjourned until Mon.
day next.
CHICAGO, July IA fire broke out
last night in planning mill owned by
f. Frost & Co.. on Sixteenth and Clark
streets, which was totally destroyed.
An elevator owned by Howe 81 Nc.
Mullen. Of Boston. was also burned.
but as it was empty the loss upon it
will not exceed $4,000. Loss on the
mill $l2 900 to SIS 900; insurance, 5000
Some freight cars and telegraph poles
were also burned. and few surround
ing buildings scorched.
CHICAGO. July 22.-The Journals
Washington special @ys: Columbus
Alexander has gone to Alexandria to-
day, and the expectation Is that he will
meet Eppa Hunton, although opinions
are divided as to whether any persona
collision will occur. Edmund Burke
commonwealth attorney of Alexan-
dria county, in published card, denies
tbs. be has any intention of iustitut-
ing criminal proceedings against Gen.
Hunton for violation Of the duelling
act. He says he desires ii to be under
stood that he has had nothing to do
with the Hunton- Alexander contro-
versy. Ii Is difficult to sec how Mr.
Burke can reconcile this with his
sworn oath to uphold .he law aud
prosecute those who violate it.
CoLUMBCs. o.. July 22-Advices
from Newark state that there is an
immense attendance at the soldiers and
SAILORS reunion. President Hayes aud
party arrived at Newark. Generals
I Sherman and Sheridan aad Governor
Bishop are present.
NEWARK. D, July 22-About 10000
people we're present at the soldiers aud
! sailors reunion to-day. Gen. sherman
arrived early President Hayes. Gov.
Bishop and staff arrived from Colum-
/ bus and were escorted BY the Governors
Guard and National Guard A large
number of prominent gentlemen &C
companied the President and witnessed
| the ceremonies. General Willard War
ner delivered the welcoming address at
the grounds, and Representative Keifer
delivered an Grafton eslogizing Gen.
Mcpherson, this being the anniversary
of his death. The President. General
Sherman and others were introduced
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from the stand. A banquet was given
to-nig t at the Lansing house st which
Gems. Garfield, Keifer and Sherman,
Gov. Bishop, Thos. Ewing, and Gen.
John A. Logan and others responded to
toasts. The Presidential party leave to-
night for Washington.
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The Committee also recommends. subject 20
any change TO De made by the respective County
Colnmitts 9. that the various County Conventions
be held Of the County Seat on Saturday, the 18th
day OF September. 1875. at the hour Of / O'Clock
p. ~, and that the primary meetings TO elect del.
egates TO the County Conventions be held at the
hour OF one O'Clock p. n. OF Saturday the alst day
OF September. ISIS. ct the voting places in each
precinct. This Recommendation 10 Intended only
for those counties which have no Central Com.
mittee oil when they fail 10 act.
BY order OF the Territorial Republican Centfsl
Committee. DANIEL bailey
Chairman OF the Committee
BYRON BARLOW, Secretary.
New Tacoms, W. T. July 1875 jy2&-dvtf
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REPUBLICANS
TERRITORIAL CONVENTION

DY ORDER OF THE REPUBLICAN TERRI.
ID torial Central Committee. duly assembled
pursuant to notice this 18th day Of July. A. ID.
1878, at New Tacoma Washington Territory no.
tics 10 hereby given that REPUBLICAN TERRI.
ToRIAL CONVENTION 10 called to assemble Of
Vancouver, Clarke County, W. T., on
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COLD!
COLDER =!
COOLEST

Yes, the coolest beer in Seattle can be had at
Vanity Fair at S cts. per glass, ice cold. fresh
from the s-ctic cooler Five different kind on
draught. YOUNG TURNER,
jeT-dtf Projectors.
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OFrrcR OF CRY TREAsURIR,l
Seattle, July list, 1873.
TINE TAX LIST FOR TIE CITY OF SEATTLE
i for the year 1878, is now in my hands and
due. All taxes not paid on or before December
LIST, 1878, will be returned delinquent and per-
centsge added Il. W. ROWLAND.
jy2dAwtd City Treasurer.
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NOTICE.

4 LII PERSONS INDEBTED TO PINkHAM 4
n SAKE are requested TO call and settle their
accounts on or before August LIST. TO save costs.
After the shove date sll our accounts will be
laced IL the hands Of . collector.
pINEHAM SAKE.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

The tax payers of Natchitoches parish
are hereby notified that l will. accom-.
panied by tho Assessor, meet them at the
places named below for the purpose OF
collecting tho taxes now due and taking
assessments:
Ward3-H. H. Hathorn's, Wednesday
and Thursday, June 6th & 9th.
Ward 3-Grappe's Bluff, Tuesday and
Wednesday, June 18th Il 18th.
Ward 3 .Broadwell's Store, Thursday
and Friday, 18th g. 14th.
Ward 4-Campte, Monday and Tues
day, June 18th & 18th.
Ward 4-Butler's Store, Wednesday and
Thursday, June 10th e. Goth.
Ward 5-Beulah Church, Tuesday and
Wednesday, June 25th & 26th.
Ward GA. V. Carriers, Friday and
Saturday, 28tb g. Goth.
Ward u. E. Turner's, Tuesday and
Wednesday, July I'd & Sd:
Ward 8-James Beasley's, Tuesday and
Wednesday, July 9th & 10th.
Ward 81. Alphonse Prudhomme
Tuesday and Wednesday July 10th & 18th
Ward l0-E. Rost's, Friday and Sat
urday. July 18th e. Goth.
Ward l0-Cloutierville, Monday and
Tuesday, July PED e. Esd.
Nv Office in Natchitoches is now opel
and will continue open except on tn
dates above mentioned.
| L. LANE,
May le-tmi. Tax Collector.
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Hayes Hopeful.

The Cincinnati Enquirer's Wash
iugton correspondent tells Us that
Hayes has DO fears that bis title is
secured, and he goes on to tell Us that
Hayes says those friends Of his who
visited Louisiana and Florida assur-
cd him that tue majority Of votes Of
those States "were legally and fairly
cast for him."
10 Mr.. Hayes q natural born fool 7
We judge him to be if this talk" be
tue, which we see no reason to doubt
illegally and fairly cast" why, man,
don't you see the legal decision Of the
Florida Supreme Court staring you in
tho face, that they were not! Don'ty you
see Governor Nichols executing the
laws of this State, while his competi
tor, Packard, received more votes
than you did, Stick to tho electoral
commission" old fellow hang on to
It with death grip, and don't make
an 40 Of yourself by talking about
tho majority of votes in Louisiana
and Florida being cast for you. Every
child in Louisiana knows better and
should you hang on that tender threat
oil your hopes Of = non'disturbanc'
Of your title, they'll kick you out o
the White House in six weeks.
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Judpe Whitaker Extra judicial.

In the case of the State vs.. Agosti,
for violation of act No. 9, We think our
friends of the New Orleans Democrat
have overlooked an important point
against Judge Whitaker. If We un-
derstand the ruling of Judge Whit
taker it is, that the sheriffs hall retain
iu custody a person sent to Jail on
the order of another Court-that of s.
]. N. Smith. Now this is purely er
parte and nnjusti6able in law. Agost1
was under sentence from Smiths
Court was not before Whitaker al
oil, whereupon Whitaker mandamuse'
the Sheriff to retain in custody a pris
oner put in charge of the Sheriff, not
By Whittaker's court, but by Smith
of another court entirely. We sub
init that such proceeding is entirel!
unknown to our law.