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National Republican., 1879-03-29

THE bottom has fallen out of the charges
against Representatives Young and But
TERwoRTH, of the Cincinnati districts This
was to have been expected in fact, it was
conceded by Mr., SAYLER, the opponent of
Major BUTTERwORTH The truth is the
charges never had respectable foundation,
either in the bona fde signatures attached
to them or in the character of the aims
house loafers who presented them.
National Republican., 1879-03-29

THE BARRIERS have very little hair-cutting
to do in this city now, and combs are be-
coming obsolete; but the clothes-dealers
are doing a lively business in providing
butternut-colored spring suits. New faces
and new styles are the prevailing features
Of the streets, where it costs less to hold
forth than it does to "hire hall"
National Republican., 1879-03-29
EsTABLIsHED 1889.
LEFT-OFF CLOTHING.

BOOIb, bHOks, HAISl WATUHES, PISTOLS
JEWELRY, &C.
San be sold for The highest cash prices Gents cloth
Ing especially desired for which the extreme value
Ml be paid BY calling on ar addressing HBitIOo, 500
Nihlh street northwest near Pennsylvania avenue
orders promptly attended TO. msrS
National Republican., 1879-03-29
sIckened by Ciphers and the Solid South.

T.NtW IUTk IIIUUTU,J
There are unmistakable signs that the indepen-
dent voters are all returning TO the Republican
ranks, and In many instances they are accompanied
by Democrats who have been sickened by ciphers
and the Solid South
National Republican., 1879-03-29

THE duty of the Republican minority in
Congress TO fight the battles of the party in
that body is now conceded to be an impera-
tive requisite of the situation. A full, pro-
longed, and exhaustive debate upon the pend
ing differences between the two parties will
necessarily ensue, and then, if the Republic
cans fail by means of fair argument and
legitimate parliamentary warfare to over
come the seditious designs of the Bourbons,
the veto power of the Executive may be
properly invoked. This plan will serve to
enlighten the country regarding those de-
signs and show that the Bourbons rely
solely upon brute force for the accomplish
ment of their purposes
National Republican., 1879-03-29
HOY PENNA. AVENUE.
A GOOD PLAN.

Anybody can learn to make money rapidly Operat-
ing IN Stocks by the Two uncrrIng Rnles fol- sue
ce5sn In Messrs Lawrence h CO.. new circular The
combination method, which this firm has made so
successful, enables people with large or small means
TO reap all the benefits OF largest capital and best
skill. Thousands OF orders In various sums, are
pooled into one vast amount and oO.opeIeted us u
mighty lUhOe thus securing TO each shareholder all
tho advantages Of the largest operator. immense
profits are divided monthly. Any amount, from 50 to
Sh,uIO or more can be used successfully. New York
BGptM Wtfkiy September 2G 1875, says: ny the com
blnation system SIS would make SIS per cent; $50
pays tjoO or per cent; SO0 makes SlC0l or 10 per
cent on the stock during the month"; according 10 the
market" FtpM LsdHs jNlStlmed Nc,ppdlEr, June
-; The combination method of operating stocks Is
the most successful ever adopted" Ntlo York hide
pendCnt, September II! "Ihe combination system IL
founded upon correct business principles, and no per-
SON need be without AN income while II Is kept work.
ing by MessrS Lawrence & Co." BlOOkign JOuI1t0i,
April 20 "Our editor made net profit of sl0l2d nom
$50 In one OF Messrs Lawrence 4 To- II combinations"
New circular (mailed iree) explains everything.
Stocks and bonds wanted. Government bonds sup.
piled. Lawrence & Co, Bankers 81 Exchange Place,
New York. mar2L6t
National Republican., 1879-03-29

SENATOR ZACH CHANDLER, who is chair
man of the Republican State Committee of
Michigan, has fired off another stalwart
cartridge in the shape of an address to the
voters. After congratulating the people on
the prospective revival of business under
Republican resumption, he says:
The Republican party redeems its pledges to
the people, stands by its colors takes no stop
backward, offers no apologies, cites ts record of
unsurpassed excellence as guarantee Of its
future course So long as the credit Of the
country is menaced, its integrity questioned,
its citizens deuied equal political rights, its au
thority successfully dehed so long as the edu-
cation of the people is neglected. the ballot.box
tampered with, or freedom of speech denied in
any portion of the country, so long will the
Republican party have n high and patriotic
duty to perform, and will continue to ask the
support of all who favor the perpetuation of
free Republican institutions based upon the
universal intelligence of the people.
National Republican., 1879-03-29
FOR SALE.

ENOR SALE--A BAY GELDlNG, SEVEN YEARS
A. old, bred In the Valley of Virginia. Anyone
ing at private stable next TO WoTmleys stable or 1917
Lslrcct northwest mha0 81"
EOR SALE-CALL AND SEE OUR LIST OF
II property for sale. JOHN SHERMAN d CO.. 81.
Cloud Building. Real estate and loans iyil-1y
National Republican., 1879-03-29
CoNsPIRAToRs AND BLACKMAILER

CONSPIklIOlS AND DBLAthMalLEhS.
We have no purpose to anticipate or pre-
Judge the result of the pending case of OIL
YER VS.. CAMERON that is dragging its slow
and Shiny length through the District Su-
preme Court, but we have perfect right
to deal with the developments of proof
rejecting the indecencies connected there
with. The prosecution pushed its cause to
the end of its proofs and then came the
defense. Whether the proofs of the plain
tiff when closed and unassailed sub
stantiated a cause of action, it would
not he proper TO enter even jour
nalistic opinion, for that is n matter
which belongs to the bench and jury-the
one TO interpret the law and the other to
iudge of the law and the incts We will
not, therefore, even now, give an opinion Of
the merits of the case proper, but leave
that to he adiudicated by jury Of Mrs.
OLIvER's countrymen, who are to consider
her as she reflects herself from her cosmo-
politan standpoint.
There are certain features of the case
which are Of themselves removed little
outside of judicial channels, and render
them the subject Of proper remark. Leav-
ing the question TO be decided by the jury
whether or not Mr. CAMERON ever promised
TO marry the widow, and what measure of
damages should be accorded her in case she
has been deceived and injured by subse-
quent refusal TO keep his faith, we propose
to have u word to say about the proofs al
ready adduced to show conspiracy for black
mailing purposes, which affect every man Of
prominence in public or private life, for
none, no matter how high or pure, are ex-
empt from such approach in any commu-
nifty if such ollenses go unwhipped of JUS
lice Mr.. CAMERON may not be the most
National Republican., 1879-03-29

IT is intimated that our Indian affairs
are getting into irregular shape again. An
Inspector is charged with having rejected
sixty thousand pounds of -four because of
its inferior quality, and even contractors
are complaining that profits are not what
they were formerly. The tea, however, is
said to be very good, especially when
sampled by the Commissioners.
National Republican., 1879-03-29

1i17 Pennsyivania Avenue Northwest.
Near Wizards Hotel. mar72

e~,9s1 FOR THREE YEARS MY DUKES
VIZ Motto" Cigar has been before the public. and
In that time has fairly won It's reputation the rg
est and best all Havana filler hve-ccnt cigar lnWnsh
lngton.
am now manufacturing II from the cuttings OF my
la Coquette' Havana cigar thus furdishlng cigar
OF the old size and price but Of vastly superior quail
ity. A trial OF my goods will convnce the most
skeptical. NJ, GOLDSrEfN Tobacconist
nich2Illn 8tI PENNSYLVANIA avenue.
National Republican., 1879-03-29

THERE appeared in the posi- yesterday
morning what purports to be an account of
the proceedings Of the Republican caucus of
Thursday. 1t may be needless here, where
the lying are known to greatly preponderate
over the truthful procliyities of that sheet
to correct its statements, but nevertheless it
Is due to truth to say that the entire report
is fabrication beyond the fact that the eau
Gus was held. No such speeches as the post
gives We're made by the gentlemen whose
names are mentioned, nor were any such
IDEAS as it sets forth expressed by them or
any one else in the caucus. As brazen
alsiiier of fact the post is a success.
National Republican., 1879-03-29

IN reviewing the situation the New York
Tribune is very stalwart in its assertion of
opinion TO the effect that the Republican
party has taken brave stand, from which
il will not recede under any circumstances.
II contends that the Republican members of
Congress should have the moral support of
every member Of the Republican party, in
or out of Office, and above all every member
OF the Republican Administration. 1t ex-
presses unbounded confidence that the
President is heart and soul with his party
in ,his contest, and that nearly or all his
Cabinet stand with him 1t then raises its
National Republican., 1879-03-29

THE Democrats are weakening {!
National Republican., 1879-03-29
NOVEL TIES In JEWELRY.

We invite particular attention
to our very complete assortment
Of Fine JeweIry, which includes
IL variety of attractive ornaments
Of unique and peculiar designs,
all perfectly new. Lace Pins, Ear
rings, Fancy Bracelets, Silver
mounted Bags, ,Gentiemen's Scarf:
pins and ScarGrings, Gold Hair
pins, Fancy Rings, LOekets, Neck
laccs, Link Buttons, Cuff hBUttOns,
Vest Chains, Pencils. Onyx Neck
Iaces and LOckets, Half Sets, de.
M. w. CALI, Bro, & Co.
National Republican., 1879-03-29

EVERY Democratic blockhead in the
country is scratching his wooden apex and
cudgelling his frugal brain to find out how
it happened that the Administration con-
tributed literally last fall to the Republican
campaign fund. Should any one ask them
the question how it happened they would
reply, " do'nO!" Sad state of ignorance
National Republican., 1879-03-29
BOARDING.

STRANGERS IN THE CITY OR OTHER PER.
~ sons wishing first class commodatlOns will find
handsome Room. with board, at sl3 Vermont avenue
opposite Arlington Hotel Reduced rates 10 parties
making permanent arrangements mar24.tt
A7S PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE MORT Ii
1s " wcst.-FTst-class Board. with large, airy
Rooms. from % TO s0 per week; transient, Si3 per
day baths and gas MRS. o. q. HOWARD.
No eonneetoniViL ne Roudyd House
jeS y
National Republican., 1879-03-29
FOR RENT.

ENOR RENT-FlVE-ROOM BRICK HOUSE, NO.
- I23 Sxand-a-half street. Also thiee unnlr.
nished Rooms on Fourteenth street, near VI water
and gas; low to good party. Inquire at No. 2U22
Fourteenth street northwest. mh29r
COUNTRY PROPERTY FOR RENT. - THE
~ House and Grounds at Hyattsve known as Oak
Lawn; the house contains 10 rooms; well suited for
private family or for summer boarding house, and
as such has been run successfully for the past six
years: key with tagman at station, Address Dr..
CliAS. A. WELLS. Bladensburg. mh27-5t4
ENOR RENT-STORERoOM SOUTHEAST COR.
- ner Fourteenth and streets norihwest Suitable
Tor any lIght business. Apply TO 1915 Rhode Island
avenue. nlaT2i-0t~
FOR RENT-NEW PRESS BRICK FRONT
A house, l7N5O three stories high, No l23 Ninth
street northwest, containing nice store room and
good cellar. The upper two stories for dwelling con.
venicnty arranged. Inquire at 40 Ninth street
northwest. jRnStt
FoR RENT-cALL AND SEE OUR LIST OF
National Republican., 1879-03-29
/. SPECIAL NOTICES.

a~SaF=s THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
~ Medical Association of the District of Column
bia will be held In GOnzaga Hall, 0ij street north
west, on TUESDAY, list prox,, at o clock p. m,
LOUIS MACKALL, NJ D.
Y. 7. sowERs, NJ. d. Secretary. Star mh2O 81
n~aays MONEY TO LOAN, ..-...---
YS IN SUMS TO SUIT,
ON wATCHES DIAMONDS, jew wELRY. DC.
P- WAII-ACEI'S
National Republican., 1879-03-29
j. +. NICK ENNEY,
WAMTED.

WANTED---A HOME FOR A BOY II YEARS
w old-one in the country preferred. Address
Mrs. n H., this office. mh273t
National Republican., 1879-03-29

E,OR RENT-CALL AND SEE OUR LIST OF
l. property for ropt JOHN SHERMAN g. co,
Iy3l.ly (loul Duillinr
National Republican., 1879-03-29
~5,Syb OFFICE OF THE MUTUAL FIRE IN
X SIRANCE COMPANY

NSa5s NOTICE.-TIIE ANNUAL MEETING OF
h1S the members OF the Mutual Fire Insurance
Company Of the District of Columbia for the election
OF seven managers to serve tho ensuing year Will be
held ~ the onice Of the company, on MONDAY. thu
hth day OF April, 1879. Polls open from O'Clock a,
M. to o'clock p. n
......-.-.- D. ]. WESLEY BoTELER.
. n1nrJAIWEhw
National Republican., 1879-03-29

tdtion la the District.
WASHINGTON. MARCH 20, 1879.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-28

APRIL. ~, 1879.
aRi'9r> p'gpntch: Since the recollection
o, the old, i inhabi:ant there was never
r,.,yrr prospect FOR Il good wheat crop in
t..> county. |; was very much injured hy
the severe winter. and the cold, dry spring
!a> given il yellow, sickly appearance.
b.. the wheat crop is like close election,
yrH can't tell tie result until you count the
brU;S thH>hci>). The winter oat crop is 4
il!iUrc. nave never seen better pros
poet al this time fora large frnit crop OF al!
kinds. The reduction oil the tax on to-
f9cco has had no effect on the increased
rartius q the weed in this county. !
ih&E the area planted grows less annually,
ana will continue in this line until the price
Of dark shipping tobacco improves. Corn
Planting is in fun force, and the weather is
line for III" business. We are compelled to
plant largely "f corn, though only worth forty
cents a hu.hcI. Labor is abundant, and the
b.>t iarm-handS can be hired ri forty cents
day. 1t would take man Il long time 10
.W uch on sGch wages, yet there has not
h..n !! time since the war that the price for
4 1ay'S labor vu:lld buy Is much IL it Will
nav. Tie average c,lorcd laborcr is happy
j! lln has :: r.cnt. 20 eat and wear and an
ar.hgclla to i.p.d over him on Sunday. The
IKE cultivation ct grapes in this county
d, caused Il demand for intelligent white
bier. To ;!"ut. rim. layer. post, and wire
II" vines. and manage the grapes through
80, iuccr>> Il y Inc. making. i more than
;.r mind 81 4 common daikY can take IN.
I'll" average quantity OF grapes eaten daily
IS a colorcd ;i"ud when gathering Is about
itHty.a Iound-, and this makes him m cN-
l"@>iv" lahor,i during the gathering sea-
~. Since tie Monticello Wine Company
look tie premium against the world 1T the
fNri> Exhibition they have not been able 10
>Ii1pir The great demand fol their excellent
ItjNr WINES. Thiuk 81 wines being ship
! r#i from this country 10 France. and even
""rnany; and am told orders have been
received from other European countries.
lou SEC. Nr>>:>. Editors. we can pro-
GDyc good ;Tinc- and good Alhcmarlc pip
i.ll-. ~ wrl rs lie big-cS: dcmaeogues and
.@"yar>t politicians Of any county III the
>,",c. Tie settlement Of the Stale debt,
lie building of The Richmond and Ale
@!aHy railroad. the reduction OF the tobac-
cg-tuX. the ,c;;lrncnt Of the :;rccnback
rr.Zn, ANA SPEEDY visit from the fool
A.,g.r 10 take from oar rollticaily-accurScd
COMFY the i,W agi.iiorS OF the Statc-dcbt
settlement, rrr matters that give 10 the
honest pc0nlc Il Ai1cmnrlc great cncour-
.,rmcut. The outlook is growing bright
sd brighter. ANA ii seems is If IA happy
,.i..c i cCEiirL' FARMER.
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RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
SarUaDaY. April 26, 1879

SaIlaDsT- AnfH 10, 1879.
nr t"pGr ,, Ser,'ri.tssUni'cd states 49,.
ift'i hld unuci states as, lui bid, lOlk asked,
S.nte 1rSnTtt.ss.-tIr2;uia coasn,, SgL M 57Y
ass cd tirtinfs consols. new, 10 hid ~ asErd :.
T!r.fnia funcaaic. 80 bid: virginia defer rel 7&:
~. = ASKED; !irSinia Interest ceriincntes. 16I
3sscd; North Caroltn1 bonds. 81 id 23 asked
Gi:y ssruTateS..- Rchmoni city 81. T. and r !
ilCE rid: Richmond city S'S. j. aud j.. li,3l hid
lf4. asked: Petersburg city c.. T. AMI a. Oh bid,
Pesr,buigrity S. SPECIAL tax. j. ami D.. 0S4 bid;
L. nrh5Grs city g.. j. and D., l Ia bid: Lyuchbury
city 60. j. and d. lQ1 Lli: Norfolk city water ga
VI. afsi ~. i}S! bid.
Ra"rond B2ads.-SoGlr<lde Railroad second
aIortgase preferred S's. J. and H.. 78f bid, sou
9 =. j. AMI j.. coz bid: Richmond and Petersburg
.a'trdah iirSt H,orgagc S., 4. and o., 1913 bio:
Eir',mosd Frr'Gr1cssburs and Potomac Railroad
- criSas, Ss j. and j.. o3 bid: Richmond, Frede-
and j.. log tt": giahpoisi AMI DanytJf RsIiroad
consolidated g.. M.aGd NJ 90 bid: ptpdnout Fart
ro'" hrSt MoriraseS's \. aud d. 100 bid: Rich
MOI. a"rs EiSsr aud GheSap ease Railroad first
Edttrond &ocfs.-Rlc5ni. nd AMI Petersburg
seaiiroad. zap par. 80 bid. 50 ~ kc,,: Rich
i.soEi. fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad per
ccnt. guaranteed. 100 par, 79l- bid; Richmond
fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad PER cent.
guaranteed. 100 par. 90; bid: Connection RAT
road 20 par. 20 bid: Richmond and D,nvtlie Rail-
road, 100 par. lid. 81 asked: stabosri aud Roa-
make Railroad comn"ii. ECO par s5 bids Sea-
board and Roanoke Railroad guaranteed, 100 par,
95 hid.
Bnak SackS.--Fir>t SafioDa1- 100 uar. l 6 bid
National liaHk nt VirgiLfar BOO par. 90 asked
Union Bank Of I'ichnoRd. 90 par, ( bid; Citi-
zens Bank. IS par. 22s asae'.
!a*nr""ce ComDnntex.-Virsiria Safe. 25 par,
- BIZ: Granite, 100 gar, 81 pG- tx asked.
MSsrI i0IeoH>.-tpli Dominion Steamship Conf
pany. 100 par, 80 oi.- =. asked.
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Nectin. oi West sEunoScr E'rcso5tery.
!i:"i p!,"d Tor .hc Di,patch.l
Tllii.D DAY.

oEANGE CorHTHurS&. April -. 1879.
This morning the question Of dividing
he synod Is Virginia was brought Up by
}@t committee upon the minutes III the last
A""'lny u The synod. Without any dis
r.>>l0n upon the Gicr!t- OF The question the
i"ir WIS taken, resulting in four Tor diri-
>.'n ana nineteen against it. IL was then
voted aIiOo>. unanimously that. If div!-
>'1n should b" decided upon, It ought to be
,"'o only two parts, making the Blue Rage
'ar dividing line Il. Jar a. prac'icahl".
Eoh"W Walton. Of Cumberland county,
A"N student III pdcn->idney College,
.'-'f The usual examination, was taken UNI
"1F me care Of Prc>b;tcry is Il candidate
~! 'ht 'hfi>tia! ministry.
=, III thc lag, meeting Of Prcsbytcry Rev.
w. Thompson asked leave 10 resign the
saaiSeo OF his church-Iriniiy-ci wi.ich he
"1s been pastor FOR tlirtyScycn years. THIS
~af"h Is comi'a.od OF two congregations
Iartcrsliiic and 1t New Canton. Buck
":Aaln county. This matter came ny now
ID, unfinished business. Mr.. Thompson as
.'1hcd Ills reasons for wishing TO resign,
""' referred the decision OF the matter 10
t:c,b',cry. Dr.. K. Z. Walton, acting as
,I.'HililIsstoner from the church, read resolu-
M'"s' passed without opposition by both
Congregations, strongly opposing the dlSso-
.Don OF The pastcra! relation. stating at the
s-siie Time thai there were Il few in one OF
,if congregations who were in favor OF tue
"ahSe: The Pre>bytcrr passed Il series OF
solutions deciding that the present rcla-
IN ought not to be disturbed, and urging
VERSA; a harmony.
me Waddell church ask ed and obtained
ave 10 continue the services of Rev. Mr.
''fyder rs stated supply
a.. a petition was presented from thirty.
ven ven members Of Lebanon church, Abe
a'srie county, asking to be organized into
rnparAe church. TO be called Tabor, the
, r"Ae OF one OF the houses OF worship OF
sn ,S congregation. After the intervention
G iIq report OF committee ard considerable
se esaasiph IL was decided that the next
'~sS''hg Of presbytcry should be at LcDa.
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SATURDAY NIGHTS KILOGRAMS
10 FIFE DISPATCH FROM ALI
PARTS OF THE w09rD.

AFFAIRS AT WASHINGTON; PASSAGE OF
THE LEGISLATIVE APPROPRIATION BILL
BY THE HOUSE; THE CHANCES FOR 4
VETO UPON TIE ARMY BILI-BUsISEss
TROUBLEs-P sIDENTlAL PRoCLAMA-
TloN-MEMoRIAL CELEBRATIONS IN MA.
con- COLUMBUS, ATLANTA. AND All.
GUsTA-TIIE FLO0D AT HOUSTON, TEX.
As-TEMPoEAEY INJUNCTION GRANTED
BY 4 NEW YORK JUEGE-THE GREAT
LONDON WALKTNG-M ATCII-DEMA FOR
THE PROSECUTION OF moNsiGNoP FOR
CADE-TIlE LAST DAY OF TIE SECOND
SPRING MEETING AT sANDERoT-0TuER
FOREIGN ITEMS, &C. &C.
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SBURG.


..rrce-HeyENUE RECEIPTS AND
~ ;t,'ots ~ y.r,oKrs--coNsEEvATITE PoLf-
'yr,.-srpnES pEh1h-A '"""' 80
7%>,r<--lrRY DISCHARGED &c, %''
Wig ,,.,.c ~ the Richmond Dispa'ch.l
g~7f>'N'""' APRIL 26. 1879.
,.,.. snrmon at The Tabb-
H'.hnrcn tomorrow night WIZ ny re-
SRI =, S', c,rrriqlly addresscdto young men,
e. 'rroas i;yc"itc with oar church Pco-
- ,,,Ir~s the weather prevents, he
@"r' large CONGREGATION 20 hear nm.
VI vav Thomas Atkinson. =. p.'
:,'-" North Carolina. will arrive here
i,, ,..l.nser. ard will be the guest or ms
III "',,m,.lrw, Rev. Dr.. Gibson. lie VIII
as@'i -. z ace church Monday night.
IEaS" .,..,..cr,a,.ycvcnuc receipts in the re-
',r ';;;>tr.c; !tr The week cndInS To-
t1>'.'. NN,,,,,.5 70 oNly $2,S9I. The exports
~ '''.,,,,j,.,.,,gd tobacco from tins ci'v
Il ,'@.' 49,. v..,k we're G3,533 pounds. Both
en-. ~ ara exports were light.
I.estH.<, "' me- week ending to-day 90 bales
''!' '',,' '.,,4 80 hog<hcadS OF tobacco were
' ;>1 IN Ills city the Petersburg rail-
.s,'. ,,.:,n = The City Conservative En-
y -, rnnI,,i,tcc will be held on Monday
~ >,,r an, Ia vote for hnt one officer
&.-'" ,,av election, and rs there VIII pro-
II ,'I -, hn, one candidate forthc pos'iion'
t.', T.,.c9tjyc Cnrlm,ttec will have but mite
'...;r,.- on IL hands. sa,.
"o r.t,, ur,tin..> Court will spend the day
,,,f.r II con idrrinS applications Tor
|. ., to >cIi liluor.
r,,;y,l.,ncr;iGcS nj the First Baptist
inc [a,r ',r.n discontinued. The num-
c,.'"I 90 ,~ryrI;< VAS about fifty. many OF
d.. ~ ,,,;,i hc hapiizcd tomorrow.
Wen ,','o~~3 woman. named Eliza Wright,
; ,,>.,,1 And in oae OF the cells of the
49, -, nj. morning. Ahou: ten days ACC
o. -. BRANCH, to The jail in state OF
;, ~, mana. and conld never be induced
,'.|. t-.d or phySic. Death resulted
49,. cIt4u~'jon.
m. nuw eight persons confined II
.'l.-,.., tu.afic>-Snmc al them awaiting
ian :, TIE a>ylulnS. some Of then
........, termination. several oi the case
,y...I ,al as. ard il i to be regretted
.,wgt5t,icE> cannot DC found fol
.s.n in the @-,,omS.
.r.,.. irrr J." the case Of John Il. Jonr:
s.,.., ',,irrl 10 a-:rc. after three or i0ul
.-..n.,li:a.jan. were 10 day DISCHARGED
.ml,.s ease ra-.,na"d until The July tern
~ III. IIl,:tu.~ Court. Jones shot at W
7: ,..,a.- wii.r liz, latter Was 2>>aiing hin
49, 81 rnwtit;". The bail. however, missed
,.a>~j.tDu..
FIN. ,r,i.;,:t. excitement among tic co!
-....l .,.,,T,Ir ~ nur community still cOn:in
.. and manifestations o! i! arc daily wit
,....., in ~" streets. i!aGd->lakin%S anC
,.a.-,I.i1vS .ln NJ thci:I are rs common
f.. ,,r stress - arc he greetings anon.