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WASHINGTON LETTER.
WashingtOn,.D c. Feb. Sd 1880

Those North Csrolnian colored people who
are going over the hills to the poorhouses o.
Indiana will have no excuse for being de.
luded hereafter. That is, if any of them
can read Yesterday two Of the Indiana re-
dical agents of the exodus certified before
the Senate special committee to the motives
which induced them to enter into it. One
of them was to sell limestone ridge land al
five and six dollars per acre to the negroes,
and another was to colonize them in close
Democratic counties. One of the men said
he hoped in that way to get "everlastingly
rid of the Democratic party in his section u
He will hardly do that. Organizing and
colonizing ignorance in order to defeat a
party in distant State is a new thing in our
politics.
There is diversity of opinion az to the
propriety of surrendering up the House OF
Representatives not the Hall but the House
itself TO outsiders, but so long as such a
course is taken it will be we'll if no more
use is made of it than on our last evening,
when, the Speaker in his chair and the Rep.
resentatives in their seats, clear statement
was made by an Irish citizen of some of the
troubles of Ireland. 1t is not likely that
just the same difficulties will ever be expe-
rienced by this country as were portrayed
by Mr.. Parnell last evening and our interest
in the affairs of Ireland except in the mat
ter of dollars and cents, we may send as in
dividuals,is and must be purely sentimental.
The government can give no money relief.
But at least the information was hap
py in one respect. The House has done no
business for two weeks except to pass res
olutions concerning Senator Chandler,
and there was an appearance of life last
night.
In the Senate yesterday, as on every day
for a month, numerous petitions were pre-
sented against an enormity in the way of
proposed legislation known as the Sixty
District Bill" 1t is a measure of commits
sioner of Pensions, Bently. That is, he is
the person put forward as the father of it.
The object is this, Congress.has at various
times from the foundation of the govern
ment passed extremely liberal pension laws.
The expense now is very large and will
probably be larger. The bill in question
nullfies those laws. 1t does not do this
openly, but by making it an impossibility
for any one to prove up his pension claims.
1t compels every claimantto bring all his
witnesses four or more are necessary in each
case to some point in each state to there
wait the government. Some of the Sixty
Surgeons, get ready to hear them. 1t is q
device to keep from the soldiers what the
government has promised them. 1t will not
pass.
HILTON.
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A correspondent writing from Mercers-
burg, Franklin county, says that the exis.
tenco of iron ore in nexhaustible quantities
has been discovered near that place Recent
excavations on the farm of Mr.. John Web
ster developed bank of ore which will yield
from sixty to seventy-five per cent. iron.
This is but fair specimen OF the rich banks
existing on other lands, the ore of which is
seen cropping out above the surface, and
which must sooner or later be opened out.
With railroads faclities,ore in inexhaustible
quantities, hundreds of acres of timber and
limestone in abundance there is no reason
why Mercersburg should not become lead
ing iron-manufacturing town.
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The Democratic National Committee has
been called to meet in Washington on the
23d of February next, to select time and
place for the meeting Of the Democratic
National Convention. Three cities are com.
petng for the honor of having the body as
semble within its borders, they being Chica-
go, indianapolis and New York 1t is ex-
pected the Convention will be called ior
some time between the Sd and 18th of June
next. Immediately upon the announce
ment of the date the State Committee OF
of Pennsylvania will come together and
choose the State Conventions meeting which
1t is expected will be between the 10Th OF
March and the 18th of April.
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LIMIT OF LIABILITY OF RAILROADS.
The Supreme Court of Pennsylvania rend-
cred an important decision on Monday OF
last week. fixing the limit of the liability oi
the Pennsylvania railroad for damages in
case of death by an accident at 5000.
Stephen Langdon was killed in railroad
accident near Pittsburg, in 1877, and his
widow sued the company for $4,000 dam
ages. The Allegheny county court gave her
q verdict for $5,7l2, and the company ap.
pealed on the ground that under the act OF
1859 there could be no recovery greater than
5000. The new constitution provides that
there shall be no limit to the amount for
injury but the Pennsylvania railroad con-
tended that they had never accepted the pro-
visions of the new constitution, therefore
are not amenable to any legislation under it.
The supreme Court decided in favor of the
railroad company.
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ESTATE OF f. J. THORNTON, DECEASED.
To the neirs and legal representatives OF E. j.
Thorrton late OF the town OF Bloomsbury, Columbia
county, Pennsy lvanla, deceased, to-wit: Matilda
Lazarus Auden led Carbon county Pa, Miles c.
Smith, Hoboken New JERSEY James smith, Wells
vile ohio EmaIine Lutz, Bangor, Pa, Lille Horr,
Rayenha, Ohio Cora Searls Ravenna Ohio; Barton
Green and Vim Green, Ply mouth Rockland county,
Ohio Emily Zulick, ulbanna, ohio Elvia Lance
shelly, Ohio; W. NJ. Thornton, Saint louis, Mo (;
hiram w. Thornton, Danville, Pa; Roxanna Edgar,
san Francisco, California samantha Kiefer Peru
Illinois VIM w. Pennan, Magwan, Knox county
Illinois VIM. Thornton, Mauch Chunk Valentine
Thornton, Peru, Illinois; jones Thornton, Williams
poit, Pa; Elizabeth Charles, Lockport New York !;
Charles Armstrong, LOckport, Niagara county New
York; Hiram W. Thornton, Milersburg, Mercer
county Illinois Sarah Bird, Mount Pleasant, Iowa
layina Hagenbuch. Mount PeasaGt, Iowa jackson
Thornton, -- Rachel Willis Mount Pleasant
Iowa Mary Kline,-- Emily Day, Alede Mercer
county, Illinois; George Boone Al do, Mercer
county. Illinois Mary Smith, Aledo. Mercer county
Illinois, Amanda Greenley. wachata Kansas NJ
Janette Ryon, fremont, Dodge county, Nebraska ;
Washington Boone. AledO. Mercer county, Illinois,
WHEREAS at an orphans Court held at Blooms
burg, In and for the county OF Columbia the second
day OF February A. D. 1885, before the Judges OF the
said court the petition Of NJ c. Sloan and ohers was
presented setting forth that the said E. Thornton
died on the 4th day OF January 1850, intesae seized
In his demesne as OF fee OF certain tracts of
land.
Whereupon the Court awarded IN inquest 10 make
partition OF the said real estate TO and among the
parties entitled thereto.
In accordance with the above named writ | will
hold an inquest on the premises above described on
Saturday, February 2Sth, 1880.
at ten O'Clock in the forenoon Of said day when and
where you may attend If you think proper.
U. II. ENT,
feb. CIV. snerir
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NRIAL LIST.
! FOR FEBRUARY TERN 1850.

'RlAL LIST r6a rrrnr,nv TERM 1854
George Stricker vs.. Philip IIuntzinger ct ux.
Jacob Fisher ct al vs. Jonn Fisher ct al.
o. H. BrockHay VS.. First National Bauk, Berwick.
II, A Weidensaul VS.: A. ". Creamer,
James Morrison vs. Pa. NJ. Fire lns. co.
e. ID. Fowler Agt. VS. samuel Williams.
Danhl Morris VS.. William 1orrey.
%. W Eek ct uX vs. Mary !. Britain ct al.
Charles krug vs. j. Vi. q. Rank ct uX.
samuel Miller VS. w, II. Reinbold,
David Tyson VS.. Thomas Geraghty.
o. W. sankey's use VS.. NJ b. and $. +. Association
OF Bloomsbury.
Michael Growers Adms. VS.. Maria wolfs Adm ct
al.
j. H. Heller VS.. n. L. & W r. r. Co.
william y Hess VS.. linton CO.e.
william Shafler ct al. VS.. Catherine McAnall et.
al.
orangevllle NJ. & F. Academy vs. Hiram Ewes.
Joshua sayages Admr. VS.. samuel Appleman,
Henry oak VS.. Gideon Michael.
JOhn q. Christian VS.. Pa. NJ. +. Ins. Co.
George Masters Admr. VS.. John +. Chaplin.
CoMmOhWeallh 10 use vs. John W. Hoffman ct al
Galharne Butler VS., Reuben Rouch
John jackson ct al. vs. Ell StoetZell.
Elias Giger vs. Barbara Glger.
). ID. Mnatd VS.. Ferdinand Gaul ct uX
Henry Houck VS.. John w. Hoffman.
D. =, Seybtft use VS., Thomas Geraghty,
%. D. L. kostehbauder vs. Joseph b. Knittle.
ludwig Ihlele S Admr. VS., Daniel Norris
rehna. Canal Co. VS.. \, L. Campbell
Emanuel strauss VS.. Martha johnson.
Jtunes LalnOnS Admr- VS. William Lamol
ieJer Swank,s use VS.. Charles Fettermans Admr.
samuel 5, Frederick vs., solomon Fettermans
Admr.
Peter = Hover Vs. Catawissa township
jacob stlne's Admrs. vs. Charles KIug.
"iiiiaih LamOn, Trustee VS.. John W. Hoffman.
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G.glty-iV5 Acres And 65 Perches,
on which is erected
FRAME DWELLING HOUSE

barn. and out buildings, good orchard and good wa
ter.
TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF SALE.-Ten per cent of
the onefourth OF the purchase money to be paid at
the striking down OF the property. The one-fourth
less ten per cent at confirmation absolute and the
remaining threefourths in one year thereafter with
interest from confirmation nlsi.
ID. HESS,
Administrator
Feb. Cts Central r. o.
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A heavy storm ofsnow and wind prevailed
along the Atlantic coast on the Ord inst.
Damage was done at Long Branch, grain
elevator was capsized in the North river, a
boy on a railroad train at Englishville, N.
J. was blown from the platform while pass.
ing from one car to the other, and killed
Considerable damage was done to shipping
at llierent points.
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LIST OF JURORS.
SECOND WEEK.

Bloom-JOhn Whitenight, Fred Hendershott John
penlnan, Reuben Harris, Thomas Hickey James
Thomas, Elias Mendenhall, Abram Fry, Joshua Fet-
terman.
BentOn-Lafayette Keller
Berwick-B. +. Crispin.
Braicreek-Leyi Shafier, Reuben Sitter
taWissa-llenry Miller, Adam Fetterof
Sehtfe-Ge lrge Conner, David Zarr, T. d. Strauss.
Flshngcreek-bam Hosler.
FraHklln-John Artey.
GreenwoOd-Adam UT, j. W. Girton.
Hemlock-Geo. W. Httle.
Jackson-Perry Knouse, John Fritz Elisha Rob
bins Jacob LungeT.
Locust-John Herner
Madison-Jacob Confaar ParyIn swIsher
Montour-ChaTes Eek.
OTange-Hlram L. bowman
Roaringcreek-Mm. q, Linyille
Petit. 0'' "i'''''
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A Mothers Grief

are her children, hence her grief when sickness en-
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that you are running terrible risk II they have
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Price 10 cts, so cts. and 81 co. For lame Back, side
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NOTICE.
ESTATE OF ELIJAH FuLMRR, DECEASED.

ESTATE OF ELIJAH FULMER, DECEASED.
Letters testamentary on the estate OF Elijah Full
ler late OF Pine township Columbia county, pa,
d ceased nave been granted by the Register OF said
CO UNITY 70 The undersigned Executors. All persons
ha wing claims against the estate OF the decedent
REQ uesed 10 present them Tor settlement and those
ind ebted 70 the estate TO make PAYMENT 10 the un-
den igned Executors without delay.
JOHN 7. DERR, Derr's o ColCo.
Jan 2s, sO-6w Executors
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A DMINIsTRATOR'S NOTICE.

ESTATE OF GEORGE uoILESBAcH, DECEASED,
Letters OF administration on the estate OF George
Il Hollenbach late of Main TWP, columbia CO., de-
ceased have been granted by the Register OF said
county to the undersigned Administrator to whom
all persons indebted are requested to make imme-
diate payment and those having claims or demands
against the estate viii make them known to the Ad
m!nistrator without delay.
HIRAM SHuGARS,
Administrator,
Catawlssa.
ian g.Gw
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The Best | Ever KneM Nf

j. q. Starkey, a prominent and influential citizen
OF Iowa city, s9ys Il have had the Dyspepsia, and
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whatever, until saw your ShilOhs Nitallzer adyer.
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am happy to state that It has entirely cured me. II
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70 cts. Sold by j. II. klDpOrts.
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A DMINIsTRATORS NOTICE.
ESTATE OF SARAH c. sHULrz, DECEASED.

E0IAIh UT oAhhH U NfiUI3IHi DhOEAokD.
Letters OF Administration on the estate o, Sarah
c. ShultZ, late OF Centre township Columbia Gown
ty deceased, have been granted by the Register CT
said county to the undersigned administrator. All
persons having claims again.t the estate are re.
duested to present them for settlement and those
indebted to make payment without delay.
SAMUEL NEYuARD,
Administrator
jim g. 1850 CIV Centre tW,
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S52,oT6 50

yJ2,Ul6 81
II. \. SWEPPENIIISER, Treasurer in account
with dog fund.
DIP.
Jan &. 1879 To amt due at last settlement, 95S 26
To amount assessed in ls9.............. 1919 so
" on and at last Settement,...... 81
CIR. s24s2 43
Bv Commission and generations on duplicate
Sntt cd fan
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EXECUTOR'S NOTICE.
ESTATE OF JONAS rErrERMAs, DECEASED.

ESTATE OF JONAS FETTERMAS, DECEASED.
Letters tcstamentary on the estate of Jonas
Fetterman, late OF Locust township, Columbi.
county, Pennsy lvania, deceased have been gra auted
by the Register Of said county TO Wm. Fetterman,
Rupert, Executor. All persons having claims against
the estate OF the deceased are requested to present.
them for settlement and those Indebted to the cs-
tate to make pay ment to the undersigned admins
traitor without delay. - -
WIN. FErTERMAN,
Executor, Rupert, Pa
vi. EyERLy, Atty for Estate.
m. q. 1SSD-jw
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tl,oSU .
ROAD AND BRIDGE VIEWERS AND ROAD

sundry persons as yiewers,.,......,...... ell 90
Wilson Thomas damage Greenwood ...,.. 20 10
g. w. lkeer damage Mt Pleasant.....,.... 10 w
Frank t. Hess damage jackson .,..,...... 10 O..
John McMchae damage Greenwood.,... 100 =.
John FrltL dam age jackson .......,.,..... rs =.
Robert hussel damage hemlOck.......... 81 o..
Joseph Hanes damage Madison ........... 60 .
Perry KnOuse damage Jackson. .......... 10 .
jackson ROBBINS damage Greenwood d,.,.. so o..
George CaVahee damage MI Peasant 20 o..
W. II. johnson damage Mt Pleasant. :. -. .
bloomsbury Iron Company damage Scott
and Bloom ....,....a.,. ............. 9S 81.
Philip Kline damage MT Pleasant. 10 .
Alexander knOuse damage jackson. -. is .
Joseph Redllne damage GreenWood....,.. s.
nenry lost damage Bloom. ,;,..,,.,..,.,. 800
Theo, W. smith, damage jackson. ..,,,,". - Ia
John Wanich, damage Mt Pleasant. ....... = 10 .
Abram Manning damage jackson. ....',., a % ..
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PRINTING, STATIONERY AND POSTAGE.


Brockway Is Elwel, court PROCLAMATION. 30 =.
Brockway &c Elwel blanks. .................... 10
County statement...... ~ 20
Advertising 1OO
&. NJ. Nanderslice Co. statement. ........... 10
" blanks ........ &c. ......... 25 E.
" g. advertising. ...... 10 so
court proclamation.... IL 90
- election 80 90
j. G. Brown county statement ,,,,,,,.,,.,... 20 q.
advertising ...... ................... so
'' el Ctlon proclamation ........, 30 :.
Elwell Bttenbender election proclama-
tIOHa oU w
Elwell & Bittenbender blanks ...... ......... 7f5
=" advertising minimum, 2 so
G.. A Potter court calaDder ....... .......... 500
Gideon Myers county statement ............. IS 40
4" - court calendar .............. 21 e.
II. W. Kahler blanks .. ............ 475
Z. B. Snyder, advertising ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 23i
W. F. Blsel Bro stationery for Office
Geo A. Clark stationery for Office court, is 90
f. L. Hutter election blanks ........ 30 80
ID. A. Beckley, postage and box rent.....-. 10 is
s575 40
1NQU1SITIONS.
Sundry persons for inquests................ 5s 32
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A DMINIsTRAToR's NOTICE


Vt . NUSSi UkJEHSED.
Letters OF administration on the estate OF NJ w
n ss late OF the Town OF Bloomsburg, Columbia CO.
deceased have been granted by the Register Of said
county to the undersigned Administrators. Ali per-
having claims against the estate are requested
to present them for settlement and those Indebted
10 make pa. ment witlCLt C lay
b. FRANK ZARR
ian. 10, SO-Gw' Administrator
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From amount of orders issued deduct s4q4 o. taxes
refunded. and 81 "a redemption money and old bill
for 1878 SOS TO- and $095O rs bonds, coupons and In
terest on overdue bonds paid leaves t1TOT 49, which
is the actual ordinary expenses for the year 1879
Ctrup nppuDo rcctfun
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32s2l 55 1919 80 $50 81 II4O3 81 ll9s 3,
A2J- SO 1902 45

II. a. SWEPPENHEISER, Treasurer OF Columbia
county, In account with said comfy on county funds
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EXECUTORS' NOTICE.
ESTATE OF ANNA BOYER DECEASED.
Letters Testamentary on the estate Of Anna
Boyer late of Locust township, Columbia county,
Pennsylvania, deceased, have been granted by the
Re gster of said county Simon nelwig and Jere-
miah Boyer. All persons having claims against the
| estate of the decedent are requested TO prest :
them for settlement, and those Indebted to the -
| tate to make payment to the undersigned Execu-
| tors without delay.
| SIMON IlELWIG,
| IKErER, Atty. JEhEMlAH BOYER,
| Jon q sO-6w.' Executors
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Dauchy & Cos. Advt's.

HOUSEHOLD NEED IA book on Malarial
Diseases and Liver Complaints sent FREE. Address
DR.. Sanford, i62 Broadway, New York CITY.
jan 3O-4w.
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Saturday, February 2Sth. 1880.

All that certain real estate situate In Greenwood
township, Columbia county, State OF Pennsylvania,
bounded and described as follows to witt Beginning
at stone In line OF land OF Barnabas Watts, north
hfty-three and one-half degrees, east one hundred
seven perehes and nine tenths TO stone, thence
south four degrees west nfty-seven perches and
nye'tenths to a stone thence south seyenty-seven
and onefourth degrees west eighty-three perches
and two and one-tenth in line OF land OF David AL
bertson thence by the north thirteen and three
fourths degrees went fifteen perches to stone the
place OF beginning, containing nineteen acres and
fsur perches,
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| DMINISTRAToRs' NOTICE

ESTATE OF r. j. THORNTON, DECEASED.
Letters Of Administration on the estate OF Y. T.
Thornton, late OF rown OF Bloomsburg Columbia co.
deceased have been granted by the Register OF snid
county TO undersigned Administrators. All persons
having claims against the estate are requested 10
present them for settlement and those Indebted
| 10 make prompt payment
| G. X &W BUcKALEw, /. u. BIJpFRT
| Attorneys for estate. ELI BABTON'
| jan. 10, 's06w. Administrators
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Rowell & Cos. Advt's,

THIS PAPER Pax owe se i9nS Sos Gn s st 9sS
Advertising Bureau 40 Spruce STREET, where adver
Using contracts may be made for 1t IN NEW YORK.
feb. IA, '77-lf
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

BY virtue OF writ OF FL Fa. issued out Of the
Court OF Common Pleas OF Columbia county and 10
me directed, viii be exposed TO public sale at
the Court House, Bloomsbury Pa, at 10 O'Clock, a.
In, on
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cRkNTcGSS%nPRdAs As?sSR ssaSra the @SH5e
UnHN Splaces visited, and ovations
by Kings and Emperors 900 PAGES 200 iilust.
Price. 81 so Agents wanted Circulars free. W.
II. KELLEY, Phtlada., Pa.
jan 30-4w.
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A NNUAL STATEMENT
or

BLOOM POOR DISTRICT,
from February ath, 1879 to January 18th, 1850.
THOMAS REECE, Treasurer for District.
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One other piece or tract OF land situate in Green
wood township, Columbia county, State OF Pennsyl-
vania, bounded and described as follows on the
north by Theo Lamon, on the east by David Drlble-
piece, on the south by j. G. Glrton on the west by
lands OF David Albertson and Hugh S. Fajrman,
containing eighty-one acres and one hundred and
nye perches, on which is erected a frame Dwelling
House, Barn and out-buildlngs.
Seized, taken In execution at the suit OF Jesse
Brumstetler against A. j. AlbertsOn and TO be sold
as the property OF A. j. Albertson.
BUCKALEw, Attorney.
Terms cash on day OF sale.
U. II. ENT,
feb. 9, 1SS0-ts Sheriff.
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Jan 30-4w d
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NOTICE OF INQUEST.

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EXECUTORS' NOTICE.
- ESTATE OF ANNA BOYER, DECEASED.

jan Q. 1850 CIV
, 1880-11-20

ST. JgHlfs' ffA1ffff tLHlH9R1.
During the last Atty ycAEH E.1aO poranna aAvo
been sentenced to dcnth IN Frn'sec, md LEI of thas
alther hecn plrtloncd Or hare 0btatIled com,
inntMtlol, Ut their sentence, lietwesn 1870 Htld
4EIj, 5E&a Derboils wer, chArkol before tho 10.
Size courts, OF whom !3hS wore nsslAltttu and
found guilty (" es.ns sentenced 70 ocs %s"i IA
ru.pltot; while from 1871 10 lsn. whom nt 5!.5s, ~
touuu guilty, on wclo sentenced tn death, lA
being executed aud til reprIote+l Fro.n lsisa to
l9O i "a rFiss,n1rs weru tried. D.tH4 boiuS uG-
auis.od aad Is 20 fnH.! guilty tho eay,ta! zen.
carsieu into execution. From lsti TO ,is4s
5asss a ss were YAH pF1soaSsFs 4. e ;n1,m xh9M
guilty, tho number ot executions being
lGO out Of 2is capital eenienses. From ls5l
wh9M )9Oo5 wSrs as,!..tsS ana 49, io@r% iI.i \,
f5s casus Dut at 1s From 1855 % lstO tho nun,
bcr VI prisoness fell 70 y 81 whom 1lly stla
the c4pliAl kentonee being carried out ln ~
cases and co.nulutet In VI. From teei 70 lbos
therJ wcro only =, ,1hs prisoners trlol nt tho as.
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