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Outrage and Murder by an Escaped
Gnnvict-

LOUISVILLE, KY, July 22. - Intelligence
reached this city at late hour last night that
escaped from the pen1tentiary at Frankfort on
Tuesday morning. At BroWnsboro' yesterday
morning he met In a field Rebecca johnson, a
colored girl, aged Is years, whom he outraged
her body into a ravine and covered it with
stones. The parents missing her began a
search, and In a short time found the body by
tie vicinity. -
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OHIO DEMOCRACY.

CLEVELAND. O., July 22-The democratic
state convention assembled this morning in tire
Euclid Avenue opera House. There was full
was made by the Rev. DR.. Bolles OF the Episco-
pal church. Judge l.. d. Thomas, of Youngs-
town, was chosen temporary president. After
his speech and the appointment Of the custom
ary committees the convention took recess
until the afternoon.
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THE CoRoNERs JURY In the case OF Justus
Holman, who Shot his wife and baby at Pitts
ton, Pa, Monday, find that the child died from
the effects OF five Shot fired into her brain by
her father. Mrs. Hoffman is improving and
may recover. Hoffman is In prison
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THE ILLINOIS CoLoRKD CONVENTION, at the
second days session, yesterday, adopted reso-
lulion recommending to the colored citizens In
every town and county In the state that they at
once form themselves into organizations TO the
end and for the purpose of advancing their In
teIeSt A resolution was also adopted extend
fng welcome TO colored people OF the south
migrating TO the north in search OF ZONES, and
promising to help them as far as possible In
their movement, ana asking them TO take up
land in illinois. The convention, after appoint
ing various committees, etc, adjourned.
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THERE Is THREATENED TROUBLE between the
whites and Indians ia Eastern oregon and
Washington Territory, owing TO encroachments
or settlers on Camas Valley. from which the
Indians have been accustomed to procure their
annual supply OF Camas root.
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eood Crops fu virginia.

ceiyed here from different sections Of Lunen.
burg and Brunswick counties reports the con-
esrecially corn, which Is the finest seen SO
early in the season for fifty years back. The
continuous rain here to-day brings great relief,
as there has been scant supply Of water In
the city reservoir.
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A CHIID's IDEA OF THE SEA.-A family going
north from Raleigh last week took the boat at
awoke and scrambled up TO the window, ana
looking out on the broad Atlantic eXclaim, -,1
'Oh, mamma, do get up here aud see. the .,ronf
yard is full or water. ."-RdJetgh ~. c., Ne1rs
ys,Jay1
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FAILCRE OF STRIKE.-The moulders en-
ployed by the Hardware company, OF Reading
Pa, who struck last March for an advance OF
wages, have sued for terms. Work was given
TO those who consented TO leave the M0alders'
TTDi0n
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The Markets.

BALTIMORE, July 22.-yirginia SKIES. consols.
56J3 do. second series, Fly do past due coupons,
ssh do new ten forties. Al. North CarOlina skies.
old, %. Virginia ten-forty coupons. 92s bid TO-
BALTIMORE, July 22.-Cotton dnll-middlins.
l1%. Flour steady and unchanged. Wheat, south
erD lower ana steady: western lower and quiet
southera red, 02a1.U7 do. amber. l.Osai IL No
1 MerylaId d. LIZ; No. western ' inter red. spot
aud July, O8s al 90; August, L 0S al. 0sA sep
tenber. l. oSss al OsSs October. lU3ai- 09A Corn,
southern nominal in absence OF receipts; western
lower and Quet-southern white, b6R; do. yellow.
55 western mixed spot and July, 4Sa4sA August,
{sssa4S1p: steamer, &6. Oats steady but without
trs sactlons. Rye, nominaly 7Oa!5. Hay M
changed. Provisions hrm but without duotsble
change. Butter frm-Irime 70 choice western
Fscked, 12a,7. Ezgs steady, loal1, Petroleum dull
ordinary to primo, l2,lSl5h. Sugar frm-A soft.
unchanged. Reoelpts-four, ,o2o barrels; wheat,
222, 500 bushels, corn, 80 $50 bushels oats, l. 7OJ
bushels; rye, DoDe- Shipments wheat, 240, 662
bushels Corn 10, 600 bushels Sales wheat 722 636
bushels: corn. 75, 400 bushels.
NEW YORK. July 22.--Stocks weak; Money,
2a2H. Exchange. long, 4S2, short ASA Gov
NEW YORK. July 81 Flour firm. Wheat
moderately active. Corn duh.
LONDON, July %, 1880 p m.-Atsntic and
Great Western first MORTGAGE trustees certificates.
6s. Erie, s3x Illinois Central, ll0A. Pennsyl-
vsnia Central. 5! New York Central, lS55.
LONDON, July %, : 2. m.-Consols, 80 Lilo
for money ard 80 8-l6 for the account. u. S.
bonds, Az Ter cents, 1lsS; new iives, los
Erie, 43zs. Limos Central, 10. Reading, ~.
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Telegrams to The Star.
GEN. GRANTS FUTURE
DEMOCRATIC CONVENTIONS.
TEE TUNNEL DISASTER.
RACES TO-DAY.
THE NARRAGANSETT INQUIRY.
SHOOTING AT WIMBLEDON.
GEN. GRANTS FUTURE.

GEN. GRANTS FUTURE.
He Accepts a Position which will
York City.
NEW YORK, July GA Galena Qll.) special to
the Times says: 1t may be authOrftatively
rangements which will make necessary his liv-
ing In New York city. He has been rendered .
position which he has accepted, conditionally,
that will compel the change of residence men
was one involving the investigation of the en-
terpiise which he has been called upon to man.
age, and was not one Of pleasure, as reported.
parties, who joined him at Kansas City. His
early return to Galena is looked for and that
he will make Immediate arrangements to remove
to New York on his arrival may be regarded as
certain.
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Fire i'm Newark.

NEWARK, n. J., July pa fire last night
burned part OF the Old Walsh factory on Rail
road avenue. Loss $4,000; partially Insured.
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VENNOR's PROMISED COLD WAyE.-Mr. Ven
nor, scme time ago, predicted the occurrence.
shortly after the 10th OF July, OF 'cold wave"
with fall-like weather. frosts and possibly
again reiterates In letter to the Witness,
expressing confidence in his first impressions,
and stating that he has already observed the
speedy approach CT this wintry blast In his
ciipplDgs IRON the American newspapers. The
frosts. he says, are likely to be widely expert
en- ced Montreal Witness. .JlLln 19.
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TERRIBLE DRPRAvITY OF DAUGHTER.-The
daughter OF James Jackson, OF TanglewOod
that he had been guilty or incest. She declares
that her Seducer was young man living In the
EeighborhOod and that her father committed
suicide because OF her disgrace. Her renorse
to follow him, and she has attempted suicide on
TWO occasions. Mr.. Jackson was highly re-
spected In the neighborhood and his life had
been such that the horrible story found few
believers.
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Grand Trunk Railway Receipts.
MONTREAL, July 22-The grand trunk Iraffic
receipts for the week ending July II show an
increase OF $52 $50 over the corresponding week
OF last year: The aggregate increase FOR three
weeks Was Sl47, ,527.
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THE TRAINING SHIP Minnesota sailed from New
London this morning for New poit.
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a Hung jury.

BUFFALO, N. z, July 22.-The struck jury In
the Alberper vs. Hamlin or Buffalo grape sugar
case have disagreed. The plaintiffs wish to Try
the case again next week.
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CIVIL SERVICE PRoMOT1ON.-The President has
decided TO appoint Assistant Postmaster Bing-
ham, at Philadelphia, postmaster, to succeed
GOV. Hartranft, who is now collector of that
port. Mr. Bingham Is now acting postmaster
Ills appointment will be a civil service promo
ton. The post Office department urged his ap
pointment vely earnestly, as he Is regarded
one OF the very best officers In the service. His
commission viii be issued without delay.
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THE EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS TO-DAY.-lnternal rev.
enue, sSse. .Tft.5l; crstons, se93, ,595.2l.
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Senator COnkIing and Gen. Arthur.
QUEBEC, July 22.-Gen. Arthur and Senator
Conkling are at the St Louis hotel in this CITY
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To be Hanged ro-u,crrox

TORONTO. ONr., July p ~Gao paonct, ,n<
muroeref OF senator Brown. viii be hanged to-
snsS mTpTow mo- morning In the Jan ysrd The con-
;or death, OF which he expresses M ,asr rs
writes great deal; and is Composing Il Il
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Brighton Beach Races Postponed.
BRIGHTON BEACH, L. L, July 22-It is raining,
and the track is very muddy. Therefore the
races will be postponed till Saturday, July 24th.
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THE IRON MOUNTAIN RAILROAD COMPANY, at
st. Louis, yesterday sued out an attachment
against the Southern Express Company, on
for the month OF June, the sum upwards of
$4,000. In executing the wrts yesterday the
sheriff could find but a few hundred dollars
worth Of property of the Southern Express
Company. the Adams Express Company claim
ing that the horses, wagons, &C., used by the
Southern Express Company belonged to them.
A BAPTIST DEACON IN TRoUBLE.-The recent
trouble In the Union Hill Baptist Church, New
York city, which eliminated In the resignation
OF the pastor, the Rev. Mr.. Fisher, has been fol-
lowed by scandal IN which David Wright, the
VOWED. He separated from his Wife in 1875,
and Mrs. Wright has now sued her husband for
the maintenance of herself and daughter. Her
allegations OF cruel treatment and abuse which
forced her to leave him have caused consider
able excitement among the church members,
Wright being deacon as wei as superintendent
OF the Sunday school. 1t Is said he has COM
menced a suit fof divorce.
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THE FASTING DOCTOR.
He is Sick and Has an Offer OF Mar

NEW YORK, July 22.-Dr. Tanner complained
OF vertigo and sickness az stomach this morn
ing, but at noon he was feeling better. He r.
ceived letter from DR.. W. b. Lee, of Marion,
H.. who says he himself has tasted "a days;
and another from Philadelphia woman, who,
pleading leap year privileges Offers him mar
rfage. When last taken his pulse was Y, rather
weak and more compresSible than yesterday:
temperature 9s 3-b. and respiration ID. Atnoon
he entered on the 25th day OF bis fast.
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sEcRETARY SHERMAN returned to the city this
afternoon.
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IF YOU VALUE YOUR EYESIGHT, get
u the best el GLASSES of ii. Fl. Ea<AA
EkNPLERs the Optician, Pa. ave.,
peas ~. apis
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WESTERN LOVE TRAGEDY-A Cincinnati
Commercial special from Madison, Ind, July
18th, says: News has just been received here OF
sensational attempt at suicide which occur
rcd a FEW days ago at the little town of Cross
Plains, Ind. Miss Bassett, beautiful young
leiy, was receiving the attentions of young
nan OF That place contrary to the wishes of her
father, the parental objections being so strong
that the young lady became respondent, and
procuring revolver shot herself in the cardia-
cal region, making an ugly wound. Her father
felented @ @ Immediately after the shooting and
her lover is now helping to nurse her back to
health. It's thought thatshe Will recover.
AN IMMENSE CATTLE DRIvE.-An Omaha
special says: 1.-The Hon. w. F. Cody, (Buf1alo
Bill.) partner of Major North in a cattle ranch
on the Dismal, and several other heavy dealers,
have gone to Ogallala. A detailed statement
OF the cattle drive, published in the Republican,,
gives the number as 200. or this number
about so. 900 head Will be driven to the Union
Pacific. The cattle are In good condition, fully
up 10 the standard OF previous years, and are
mostly !, 2, ard years old, very few being
beef cattle. The drive to Nebraska would have
been larger had IL not been for the drought
Hfg onf earcy OF gpa,s along the road
Texas this season, OF which number about
5,COo will come to Nebraska"
TWO GREEDY PosTMAsTERs-J. w. Barr, post
master at Fifty eight and d. G. Johnson, post
master at s1xty-six, In Orangeburg county, S.
G., charged with improper use of stamps and
making false returns or cancelled stamps to
increase their pay, were brought to Charleston,
Tuesday, In custody OF a deputy marshal, and
pound over to appear at court by Commissioner
Hutchinson. Hebrew named Pearlstine,
charged with completely In these frauds was
subsequently, caught In Charleston and also
pound over. The arrests were made at the
instigation OF Special Agent Redman, who has
peen very successful OF late In discovering post
oiiice. irregularities In that state.
President Diaz, OF Mexico, has appointed
d aaolsunguished Catholic priest to be judge OF
'ue supreme court or the republic.
,sE Jupiter and Saturn are now bright morn
Ing stars.
sT Almost every politician wants to get into
the city nauL-N. Y. Herald.
ss- In the poorhouse at Milwaukee Is one JOS.
laws who before the war was reputed worth
over So, 600 600.
N TWO little boys at Whitewater. Wisconsin,
We're fncfte1 to fight for the amusement OF q
street crowd. The show Delighted the specta-
tors until one OF the pugtlists fell dead from
heart disease. -0 49, N- 49,
An Enoch Arden, at Mount Vernon. Ohio.
Is likely TO get his wife back, for he retIrns with
fortune OF $s0, coo, while the Phiiip raw is a
snlItlesS ieuoW, and has led the Annie Lee q
miserable life for fourteen years.
- The town OF Laurel, Nd, has 1,2O6 fnhabi.
tants, and Upper Marlboro 49,
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The U. S. STEAMER TENNESSEE, which went
to the south of Cuba to investigate the recent
firing upon Amer lcan vessels by a Spanish
CT user, al we'd at POI Royal, s. c.. yesterday
admiral Wyman Will probably send repOl
fTOIn there. covering bis Investigation
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NAVAL ORDERS-Master BoyntOn Leach, from
the Constitution. ard placed On waiting orders.
Passed Assistant Engineer G. e. Kearney, from
the Standtsh August 21, and ordered to re-
sumo duties AT the naval acadenlay, Sept. 18th
Assistant Eng inCer A. V. Zane. from the naval
academy, ,snd ordered TO the StaretSh August 2d.
NIidshiprnaH S. f. B. Biddle, TO the training ship
Portsmouth, at Bar HarDOI Maine I'd inst.
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GENERAL SHERMAN.-Adjutant General Drum
to-day received a dispatch from General Sler-
man, at omaha, announcing that he would re.
Turn TO Washington next week.
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DISMISSAL FROM TIE SERvICE.-Final action
has been taken in the case OF Capt. Thomas F.
Riley, 2lst infantry, recently tried by court
martial. The court sentenced him to dismissal
from the service, and the President has ao-
proved Its action. Dr. dnkenneS5 was the cauSe
OF dismissal.
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SUITS AGAINST THE DIsTRICT.-The following
suits were filed In the ComG OF Claims under
the recent law OF Congress, On Saturday and to-
day by Montgomery Blair. V. B. Edwards and
c. E. Creecy, attorneys for tde claimants:
Nameiy-Himber & Groat have sued the District
on contracts for s16,043.1 12; Himber, OHare &
Co., S2I, ,045; Gregg Clark. S6 I21; w. A. Wilson,
sS,42I.17; stephen Follansbee $4,000; Joseph
SmOlensBf, s5,6l1.42.
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An ENTIRE TOWN DESTROYED BIZ
4 Warning I'd Our People.

On tho night Of tho Ath inst, tho.
town OF Milton. Pa, was destroyed
beyond description. Nothing remains
except the black and desolated ru.
in0 OF Q once prosperous town. The
people spent last night In houses
that were left, namely: the rail works
and planning mill. The entiDs nun:
ber Of buildings destroyed was 6S6.
and only two places Of business "a.
capped destruction. The vault and
books Of the hanks were unihjured,
The people Of the town are slm0et
entirely destitute. Provisions have
been pouring 10 from tho surround.
ing country. The body OF Q strange
man who was burned last night was
identified this morning % M. Angry.
He Was IS years old and Was attempt
Ing to cave the stable Of the poor
house. Nm. Sykes died during the
night from fright. The 0re ortgtnx.
ted from sparks from the saw mill
attached 20 tho CIR works.
This should Do . warning to our
people. There were two flre alarms
within the past week. which might
have proved disastrous but for the
promptitude OF our citizens 10 tear.
Ing down tho ignited portions, and
the isct that the wind was almost at
Q stand still. Had tho fires broken
out ct night, the most disastrous con.
sequences might have ensued. How
long will It be before We have some
protection from the devouring ole.
ment In the shape OF . IRE engine ?
There 10 not another town OF ito oize
In the State 90 destitute. We hone
supineness will give way to progress,
10 this respect, at least.
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A Pleasing Incident.

A remarkable tale, calling 70 mind
the miraculous omens Of old. 10 told
Of an occurrence IN tho Church OF
the Advent, Boston. It happened on
Easter Sunday that, % tho priest sp.
preached the altar 10 begin tho high
celebration, . dove came down from
tho roof through which tho light
shone upon the altar. sld flying
through the church, lighted upon
the baldachino aud rested there
1 choir Of iortt ' voices. With On or. Or:
gan and orchestra, Was directly b.
meath the bird, but It remained rest.
ing during the hour and . half OF tho
choral service. Finally, - tho Nunc
dinsittis-'1ocd, now letteet Thou
Thy servant depart In peace"-pe9l.
Cd through tho church ct clooe Of
tho service. the dove spread ID wings,
arose and CirCling around several
times. disappeared.
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In another column w publish 40
article entitled "A Dirty Beast"
and 10 hope that 10 have clothed our
thoughts 10 language that will not
offend ehe most modest ears. There
are criminals who must be exposed
and crimes that should be held up
to the public gaze 10 all Of their
naked e00emittee, and the duty Of
tho true journalist 10 to expose tho
one and dotect the other. Wishing
also to give warning to other com.
munities that this human monster
Was roaming ct largo, We have ielt It
70 b our duty TO speak out 10 plain
terms, andWe have done so.-(MaIkS'
Vile Bulletin, Nay Is.
Tho ''beast" alluded to 10 tho Rev.
r. <. GusY, pastor Of tho Catholic
Church In Masksville. Charges Of
tho most disgusting and henioul
character wore brought against him,
upon his acknowledgement q theil
ruth he tas allowed 70 depart Ia
peaee.. I'll hould 30 .Gesn %, that b
doee not Qrse another community
With BIZ: pseeenoe. Thi9 viper Who
''stols til. livery Of heaven 20 serve
The devil H." y . French Canadian,
q large STATURE, about q years old,
and fluent speaker. We may make
further alluDion 70 him In our next.
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Tho foregoing y ftom tho New
York Ecosopsist. What NeWbuFy.
port bee done. and % doing, 10 exact
" what Nov Orleans must do before
it co ever attain 70 any great mess'
ure OF prosperity. We know there
0re May persons IN this city who
Win pooh.pooh this; who imagine
that there 10 nothing 10 business OF
commercial way worthy OF ooualdera.
ton outside Of cotton fact0rage and
money brokerage. They s1e grsve!y
mistaken. We do not uoder.eott'
mate those interests. The cotton
production Of the South. ana the
sale Of tho aeecy crop. sre beyond
doubt the great central figures In
our commerce. bat Mobile. Calves.
ton or even Shreveport, arc abuod'
sntly large enough towns. II proper.
" located. to do oil tho cotton lac:
forage business OF New Orleens-.all
It does nov. or can over hope % do
and % their proportions New Oeleano
would inevitably decline Il the CAPT.
I'll aSd enterprise OF our city should
Do restricted % cotton tsct0rago and
mooey changing. Five minutes con.
sjdent3oo viii satisfy any intelli.
Go0t buolneoo man that Now Orleans
% not Iehplng oil tho eene0te It
ought % out OF IT. favorable position
lof reoeiylnR. manipulating and mar.
keting this great Southern staple.
The I've cotton mills OF NeWbury.
nnpk smakA ralafiVAlv mora m0n0V
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Constahleje Yale.

CDnetA1le,b Sale.
DY virtue Of tho authority In mo
ID vested BY a ordinance Of tho Police
Jury Of tho Parish Of Natchitoches, pas0-
Cd Aptil 26th, 1850, I win offer for sale
70 tho Last and highest bidder %
Thursdsy. June sid. 1850.
q u o'clock H., at tho Court House
door in the PariSh Of Natchitoohso, four
Stations.
Oee 0osrsl Stallion branded NF.
One Bay Stallion branded 70.
Oue Black Stallion, bald facs, stocking
footed.
One Bay Stallion. No brands.
The same bsing condemned - rsquir.
"a By oaid ordinance. By Hon. Chae. H.
Levy, Justice OF the Peace Ward !.
Terms and Conditions Of Sale:
Cash On tho spot.
JAMES T. KING.
Nay G-2t. Constable. Ward I.
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1he 1eliqlaa6 Ansead q ne 18th
mt. oito Y 4 = tssasoe 70 ~ ''that
~ laee Iagblatnss did til seasfally
sAogt 6 ~, Gods aad measures y.
4uissd 81 ~, aew soossltatioo aad
WAish 10 people I'D . right . q.
psst Of t6i1, -aad " Do ~ 'thAt
tAs individuals upon whom tie NJ
possibility ~ q nay b taseened,
ehould - ssmsmbesed IN The future
cd receive the peGaljas reward due
tothsriaads.ity orimbecllity I" And
says thst sueh slsielures excited the
h. q The Als1aadrls Dsmocrat.
0a1elitoohes Tlxdicstor and New
0sjeeaD, Desaecvsk. We. depeVeete
III. - 6r - The I5s6icstor = con.
elensd. Al 10 wished Tot. q sought
aatse, Ne . full and fteo discusion
q the questions at Issue. What o..
dtsd osr ire We tho attempt OF some
papees 70 east asper1ions on the
ehasacese Of several gentlemen for
thels aclioa n The Legislaturs By
ip1eooo M tinoinuation. This
= vhat ~ regarded . cowa,dly.
1ustAse % ~ 6sstixA ssys:
-Iho vjndico1orh ~ done eood ~.
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JUDICIAL ADvFlIIifl1t1,,'
ShsrlR's sale.I

u.,. t.'l
p nst T 1saa ", Chasiss Law.
Faf'sn Court. fssieh q 1a>sAitI..
~v. :; No: l&
b. .hu ., St;. =, wi! .;t, Z H. ID, -
..;t 49,, sO - ABOVE s sntltl6a ~ lnci
: :na :x Ely - e.! ~ - s'. 1T lhswS
s s9. Wy ,.: oaer 1ee 80 = ~ & ~
ms.,s. ~ "' .s -. - tee ~ ~
! aSSse Il, y. tho city aaa pafsl 1ISSS
s sssau'; - N. 81 ~, :. -, -.
~. f,,lo.;ne a...,,,.s -. ~
w ~. .v'' S...s!. I ~ ~ psel ~,
,;eh an ~. s. s.S ~ sgeo : -
the,.o on ~: ma 'S Ss,o.s - =:
town Of NatehifoehsS = "a ~. ~
having . front Of eeve0ty.lv, GfS
on 6lver stteets aoe'tQ1ot9G ~ S~
pent, founded 9 IN 1Qe8 ~ 1a1is
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that oil were actuated by Z conocien'
tious senee Of duty We wopld fain
believe. Iegi1latlon at the Close Of
tho session was somewhat hasty. In
order TO avid an extra session,
which necessarily prevented . tull
and iree dlscusoiou OF the meslte OF
many bills passed, but We fell 70 go
wherein tho requirements Of tho
constellation were not complied With,
OF the immediate wants Of the peo.
pic reelected -0r overlooked.