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Daily Republican., 1880-10-08
Tho q. N. CirOuft Gours.

For the term OF the United State
Circuit Court, 70 meet here on the l0tl
instant, the following panel Of psti
Jurors was drawn yesterday afternoon
Wilmington--Bsnjamin Purnell, (osl
ored) CAspar Kendall, Mshlon n. Child
C. Rill Brinton, Rdwsrd Il. Rumford
William Y. Brick, lawrence B. Jones,
New Castls-Riohard Jackson.
ChristiAna-Ashton Richardson.
White Clay Cresk-Joel Thompson.
st. Georges-Horati0 N. Willis.
Red Lion (B flames Il. Henry.
Red Lion (W.)--Jamss B. Gsrmon.
Blackbird-John farrell.
Kenton-Jamss W. Anthony.
Kast Dover-David Hancock Andrew
J. Wilson.
West Dover-Hsnry X. Moore.
North Mnrderkill-JOhn 7. lakes.
South Murderkill-Thomas b. Cour'
sey, Wilbur Buruite.
Mispillion-George Jones', DR.. J. F.
Owens, VIM. SLaW.
Cedar CYesk-Mark II. Davis.
Ssaford-Jsremish Long, David L.
Rawlins, VIM. X. Cannon.
Broakiln-Joseph Oliver.
Baltimore-Henry N. Watson.
There IS. number Of cases on the
trial list both In Law and eq uity, among
Ehem the following:
Law-Unitsd States Va. Isaac Jump;
Thomas sayls vs.. The Wilmington
City Railway; Prios, for the use Of
Johnson vs. The North German Fire
Insurance Company; Anthony Rsy-
,olds vs.. The New York and Balu-
more Transportation Line.
Equity--Bsnnington Gill vs.. The
Jasho Machine Co.; Swan, Clark & Co.
,s. Henry C. Robinson, assignee OF
Thomas J. Graves, bankrupt: Asbsl
3nigh va. The Harlan & Hollings-
worth Company; The same Va. The
Jackson K Sharp Company.
The Grand Jury will by in attendance
,pon the present term Of the Court.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-08
Wore Nobel talk.

On Saturday evening Mr.. Hsrri.
again declared IL, loud tones before many
witnesses In Knapp's saloon, the South
had doIe right, and he still says it,
He farther said: am Rebel and
do not care who kAows il. The talk OF
Mr.. Harris created q great deal of noise
and Mr.. Knapp approached him and
said he did not know what had occurred
but his saloon was net the place to
raise commotion and was trying to
pacify the excited lawyer when Mr..
Harris became still more excited and
continued to speak, declaring that ne
is going to say what he pleased and he
did not care whether he had q single
friend in Lancaster except his wife.
William Miller, commonly known as
"Coony" Miller, took part In the con-
versation and declared that it was
Lincoln's hirslings" who starved the
prisoners at Andersonville, and both
he and Mr.. Harris said Rebel soldier
was better than Union soldier. Mr.. |
Miller agreed with Harris in saying the |
south had not done right. Bill Lew
ars had also something to say. He be.
ievsd the South ouyht to be solid be-
,suse the North had not treated the
right. These are the
opinions of Democrats In this city, and
very loyal man should ponder them
arsfu!ly.-Lancaster Examiner.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-08
sEEHNG TEE CIRCUS.

RsnR ThsusAna Dsli9hfed Peopi,
/ go fhSouxh she Oper@tlOn-whs
In 90 be Observed In Cooper d
RsiIey's Great show.
"sav. mister, wont 70 lemms ride thu
baby elephant -. =,
~ should smile n did."
| A vsntufesoma urchin of nine years
old made ths above audsoious request
nj the keeper of ths baby elephant and
its mother, at Cooper 4 Bailey's circus
yesterday afternoon, and the circus man,
as hs replied, showed the youngster
away with some apprehension, as
though fearful that he would do that
for which be yesrned in 81 ite of the
implied refusal.
10 ell the meHagerie of the big show
the baby elephant was the greatest
curiosity and people hocked around the
infant and its mother In great numbers.
The man having charge of the two in
formed the spectators that the baby's
mother was very jealous of fhsr offspring
and would resent any familiarity from
[a"y one but those connected with the
animal show.
The show was pronounced bv all who
attended IL to be the biggest thing that
ever came to Wilmington. The me.
pagerie was clever thing itself, and
the circus was first class In every re.
speot. Two thousand people gathered
under the ample canvas twice during
the day, In the afternoon and evening,
and every body was delighted.
The performance was given in two
rings, and was led of by the exhibition
Of all the per formers who rode and
chased around the ring on gaily com.
psrisoned stesds. Then came the train
ed elephants who went through the mil.
itary drill with as much uniformity az
grenadisrs on dress parade. After
that came the atheleties and bareback
riding, interpreted with the flying ira
pese, the mystic fsats OF the Chinese
juggler, and the wonderful feats ofl
strength of James Messenger. The cir
ems performance was varied and OK.
eellent, and not the least attraction
were the clowns who had some new
songs and were able to crack original
jokes.
The concert. following the circus.
was an excellent one, and was full Of
ridiculous situations and side splitting
fun from beginning to end. All were we'll |
satisfied that they had attended the
circus, and made up their minds to see |
IL again next Spring when 1t will re
turn.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-08
A Gay Widow.

Mrs. A. T. Stewart, the widow of Nes
York's deceased merchant prince, is on
Of mourning and seems to enjoy he,
widow hood, though over 80 years old
She is animated and joviaI, and Is re
borted as haveng an sextensive ward,
robe, including more than 100 gowns
Of the lotsst styles for morning, evening,
walking, driving, breskfas,, luncheon
dinner reception thsaters, operas. par
ty and other entertainments. During
her husbands life she was kept in the
back ground and rRraly over In society.
She is queer looking little woman,
but is very kind and benevolent, Civ.
Ing generously, both publicly and
privately.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-08
The ProuAEal Son.

The Troy, N. Y. Times says of Mrs.
Clayton's address "It was rich In pa
thos, admirable in thought, graceful in
delicscy. Mrs. Mason Clayton is cal
culs.sd by such addresses to do great
good" Mrs. Clayton gives her nsxt
lecture at tho Opera House Sunday af-
tsrnoon at s. 80 o'clock.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-08
Not FfrensoR.

Joseph Cash Of the Reliance Fire
Company, who was in Friday nights
parade, called at the REPUBLICAN ofios
Thursdsy and made statement In re-.
gard to the assault upon the colorsd
man at Front and Madison streets. He
says 1t was q cowsrdly affair but no
firsmsn were concerned.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-08
llA AOn aa.A,

Daring last month, In the public
schools 344 pupils vera transferred,
100 were withdrawn. 80 were suspend
ed and 3 were expelled. At the COM
menceuent Of the school year there
were 5247 pupils, 4S7 vassncies and
$50 applicants.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-08
An appeal 90 tae Wspksnxmen sl
Now Castle Ceunty.

| HOW DE8tHD OD0wkys
For tho Republican.
MRssRs. hDirsEs:--Bslisviug as | d
that the right Of the American working
men to do all the work that is require,
70 supply the wants Of an American
people is his birthright, / am induce,
10 address this letter 10 you and to war;
you against giving yeur support TO Al!
political party or to any legislator, VIII
will seek to deprive you Of this birth
right, BY so framing the tariff laws 0
this country IS to bring your wsgel
down TO . competition with the low
priced labor Of Europe.
l desire TO say TO you that your rig
as American working msn are At the
present time seriously threatened by
the Democratic party, who in their Gin
cinnati platform declare themselves In
favor Of "tsriff for revenue only"
Now in my experience Of forty years
have the recollection Of seeing this
Democratic idea, Of tariff for revenue
only, tried mora than onss and always
with the same disastreus effects upon
the interests Of the laboring man.
10 1910 the first revenus tariG went
into iull operation, and in l64l the
whole country was bankrupt. The
factories, mills and forgss everywhere
were idle, and every road In the conn.
try was full Of mon with bundles under
their arms seeking for employment that
they could not find. IL 1842 tbs Dem
ocrats lost control Of Congress and the
highly protective tariff Of 1si2 was
passed, and In less than one year after
we were prosperous people, and every
man who wanted work could get en-
ploymsnt at fair wages.
In 184S and In 1856 the Democrats
again had control of Congress and pass
I'd tariffs for revenue only and the same
results Of low labor and hard times
we're brought about. We went flom
bad TO worse till the passage Of the pre-.
sent Republican protective tariff. Under
L TO day NO man who wishes to work
lesd be idle and your labor commands
air prices.
Let enough Of your votes bs cast for
he Democratic nsminees in November
o insure their election and give the
ontrol Of Congress into the hands of
hat party so that they can carry out
heir programme Of . tariff for revenue
'nly and you will see the country once
more flooded with the products Of for |
ign workshops, and you will hnd your
ources Of employment cut of, or you |
Vill have TO compete in the prices Of
our labor with the low wages Of the
European laboring man. Can you af-
ord to do thisH Can you, puddlsrs, af-
ord to work % the paddlers In the iron
FORKS Of England are doing to-day for
2 per ton and the wages OF other
In proportiOnH Can you af
ord TO see your daue hter 60 into roll
ng mills to do all the wheeling and
ulliDg as they do In England to day.
an you afford TO ses your domestic
reside robbed Of its female element 70
nabls You to compete for your bread
nd butter with the laborsrs OF Europe
nder free trade tariff "for revenue
ply"
No, you cannot. and your only safety
10 stand by the doctrine that "Ameri-
IN mechanics and laboring men must
D all the work that Is required to sup.
" the wants Of the American people,
nd to give your support 10 that party
no will by proper tariff proteei yon
u this your birthright.
A, WoRxIsGMAS, |,
Daily Republican., 1880-10-08
Old Soldiers Rsuml0n.

The reunion OF General Grants old
regiment, Twepty-frst Illinois, was
held yesterday at Decatur, III. Aboul
5000 veterans, representing nearly all
the Northern States, were present, be-
sides thousands of visitors from the sur
rounding country. General Grant, who
was accompanied by GeDeral Logan,
was the great attraction Of the occasion,
and had an enthusiastic welcome. He
attended the business mssting in the
evening. The survivors OF the regt-
ment number 40 men.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-08
AN-dny nsenfng

On Sunday next an all.day nsst;,.
wiz DO ned at Mt. cabs Hall, undsr
tbs direction Of Wm. Il. Heud,iclrson
lnsrs VIII be preaching in the morning
ana tne anuai exercises In the after.
noon aId evening. A general invita-.
tlon is given to the citizens residing in
the Vicinity TO attend. ="
Daily Republican., 1880-10-08
.rws ~ sSsHAEr.

..,,usa Ger Li'lGatiea :
,.y yenr.a --sonth care
psn,.S.,,mes-oiher insidenta
,...,,. crimes asd oAsnal'ie.
a'"u :. CirCais Court at Balii
y, l,,.,isrday, IT. In the case ...l, Of .h
p,lscs Car Company agains
s.'taors S,d and Ohio Railroad Com
'IssDS ,Ss hearing of the motion for Al
.tioo sns 10 resirain defendants from
n'i,V, s,ns tSe Pullman Company's pa
'I'rS X building 1d cars for their heir ., ow,
10y ~ uo.tponsd susil the 2lst ins.
|. W taItbsi tt, ordered that defsndan.'
iT answer or ahidavi;s on or bs
be 10Th,
.,,, b,s reached Denver, COL,
p,,su,s w., have been Issued for tht
" Aren. Berry, Captain Kline
~, On the charge Of numbering
I,,tsos, and cfiesrs have gone
sR,ssrvstiOn to make the arrests
s.r.d the. if the men arc taken
IN bs lyuchsd before they Gan
Iswysd 10 GunnisOn City.
,s,,y occurred near Sumter, s.
,',srd.v, between julius A. Boyd
h ,oD. on one side, and b. II.
|, and his wife, on the other.
,s,ul.sd in the shooting Of the
4 poyd In .h- stomach. the younger
n the thigh, and Hussey In
ma. The parties were nsighborJ,
k.i SONS private cause OF quarrel.
IA,el J. gcDonald, . salesman,
|sot dead In q saloon In San Fran.
/ 'ou Wednesday. by William Bar
I'm, A porter. As Darlington said
4, 90. acquainted With his victim,
|bsys vas no provocatioD, the deed
|ribu,sd to either drunkenness or
|lt.
|.bs U. s. circuit Court at Rich.
!, Va, yesterday, judges Bond
hughes refused petitions CT citi
n piP,tssburg and Lynchburg for
lponsusnt Of the sale of the At.
Mississippi and Ohio Railroad.
|,ls Of the road will, therefore,
blsUs on November lst, ~ order. |
Illsm 4. Pond, Of Southampton |
\, Va, charged with oorruptly |
|vuring 10 intimidats . oolorsd
bsmsd Davis In the discharge Of
uiiss a. . witness In the U. s. |
va, indicted yesterday In Rich
Va. 1t Is expected that others
,atsd With Pond will also be In.
Nu discovered In the Concord
PsnilentiAry. on Wednesday,
ONE Of the convicts had obtained
Isys TO nearly every door in one
, divisions. Extra precautions
taken oy placing new
md bolts on all the doors.
Health 0flcsr at Key West re-
be death on Wednesday, in that
"a suspicious case, siok sigh,
'al'O the death yesterday morn
amln reported sick Of yellow
following a continued debauch."
srs strangers.
safe oithe " sstern Hotel, In St.
was robbed Of money and v&ln-
0 the amount Of almost $500 on
sdsy night. John Slater, the
Orter, has disappeared, and Is
'd to BE- the burglar.
5and Jury At Pouehksepsis has {
0 iOdict Dudley Porter, alleged |, |
accidsntly shot A. M. Doty.
'arrard, however, has refused
lsrSs Porter until hs is exam
'Oss a magistrate.
"rnsrStone Of the pedestal for
'gstAn O6sliSk, In Central Park,
TX, will BE- laid tomorrow with
ceremonies. II
spanish brig Carries, which y
fom Havana Tor ShisldsborO', }
the 18th ult., Ia believed to .
d yellow fever on board willis y
Havana. 7
ny General Devens addressed
'll'an mass meeting in Bslti-
Il night.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-08
Ming Mountain Centennial.

Yesterday IS exercises in celeb ration
Of the centenary Of the battle Of King q
Mountain, S. c., were attended by a.
boat ten thousand psople. The prom
ised "illustretion OF the plan OF battle, "
was abandoned, but "a number Of distin
guishsd visitors arrived, and 5000 peo.
pie eneamped on the field for the n ight.
To, day Is the anniversary oftha engage
ment. and the programme includes a
national salute, review of troops, pro
cessioas to the grand Stand, prayer by
W. M. Martin, singing Of the ode writ.
ten dy Mrs. c. D MoLsan, reading OF
the poem by Paul FL. Hayne, Grafton
by Hon. john w. Daniel, Of Virginia,
anveiling Of the monument dress pa.
rade, and, in the evening, a display
Of FIRE works.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-08
BUTTONS! BUTTONS /!

| NJ OTIOE-I. ANDREW WILHELM no
tN hereby give notics that l shaI applT
to the Judges OF the Court Of General Ses i.
sions Of the Peace and Jail Delivery Il The
Stats OF Delaware. in and for the County OF
New Gas le, on Monday, November IL, being
the nrst day Of the November term, A. ID.
lSso for license to keep Al inn or tavern at
tll Shipley street, in the Third Ward Of tho
City Of Wilmington, county and State sfore-
said, with the privilege Of so ling tntoxicat-
Ing liquors In less quantities than one ouart
to be drunk on the premises, and the follow,
ing respectable ciu7ens recon mond aha said
application, to wit:
A. Bier1ann, Leonard HamAnn
Charles Krapi, James MeQerv
A. Bickta, Patrick n onaghan
JOS. W. Seal, E.J. McNAnus,
,feerge tlnck, James CLARK,
Jenn bader, VIM. Baxter,
nRtnan Le0e1man, UOnrRd Keller,
rnomas h. Lally, Meyer Meyers,
Abocrger. Edward FArEar
). r. Jhoo. feukel, VIM. q. Baugh
y. A. farker, Joseph Nuemburyh,
James. Smith. Chss. Riohmann,
Thomas A. Burke.
los 81 ANDREW WILHELM.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-08
sPEGtAL MENTHOH.
RFoNh Fish. .

~, AoA Y Abms
III mas on his stalls In the Thirt
market, a lot Of macksrel, trout
cat'hsh, rock fsh, white perch
0a,ssn, white Ash, pike, smoked
l0ked herring aud other varie
,Se y nnnV tribe. Also a few lob
VA early and avoid the rush.
ah White Palmonlc Balsan,,
~ leading lung remedy. Hun
relsfssees OF the highest ohar.
LONE and abroad, Of its grea,
Mfoat and lung dissas sss and
- 70 fTmsdy to prevent oonsump
'uS lungs. In chronic and recent
sore throat, hosrseness, Group,
Aunos 6s sxCelled II egualsd
.Sn Snd 81. Depot, 4th and King /;
W. Arch st. Sold by dealers.
H.. N,s' 'or fever and ague, also
N r.'ns' Ayers Ague Cure, osgood' e
,uv1ososus and other prepara-
|, 'Gsir a Olsss for sale by j. r.
~, druggist, Fifth aud Poplar.
,claas Prescriptions carefully
alA'ely compounded at oil hours
10y Or night, a. Taylor & Fuller.
druggists and Apoths, s,sriss, SO2
L |U's' photographs taken In Will
H. Afs u at No. SIS Market street.,
II, su,sslisry: W Firs. gallery bslow
p'' Side Established IL years
|ss s's a Domestic Cough Syrup
Co,. "sh recommend rs a reliable
1 E'meSy' ,nSy' West End Pharmacy.
and Jefferson streets.
\ s,SsS ,Sa Ci d wooden pipes for sale
|in1sEs Ius atsat Tobacco Mars 4th,
|an r', S'fssts, Will, Del. A. A.
|Dn,,i'' n p'f6y "a, hats, at s1,s7. shep-
p''''s "layton House.
R,",'he R"u tue Th'crm omoter
\, C,eVSIdoAH C,e, office, on Friday
~ eoo oSoIook, Ii o'clo0k,
W. $50
Daily Republican., 1880-10-08
Comments Or, Our Late Election
From the Reading Times.

Little Delaware held her town cleo
tiops on Tuesday, As in Connecticut
the Republicans have made large gains.
Wilmington has been carried by u hand.
some MAJ Gritty, and the Democratic ms
joritieS iu Ksnt aud Sussex counties
are reducsd. This shows that the wind
ia blowing from the right quarter.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-08
ahe Wantho.

|OS"aai.' Office Of the Chief
''f' Washington, Dot. 81
|Gutio1 ~, lor Friday-For the Mil.
|nds ,,,a, S,,,aseS, northeast to south
|ar !, ','sn, ,,sn fall Of temperature,
Daily Republican., 1880-10-08
ORDERS.

The following bills were received and
orders for the same were directed to BE-
drawn: Harry Laps, %, 600 01; Penn.
sylvauis Globe Gas Light Company,
$437.Oe; Samuel Crothsrs, $225; Daniel
Dougherty, $153, 80; Hugh Patton, 876;
A. R. Bacon, $40; Hugh Patton, 9l4. :
80; Thomas Hayden, $40; Henry Field.
nisI, &5; John Kay, $1.93.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-08

Look out for SmsitS car load Of loose
apples, he will sell them by the busksl
shssp, No. 10 3. Fourth street.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-08

Just arrived one more car Of those
.smous York State Snow FLAKE potatoes.
Smells, No. Is X. Fourth street,
Daily Republican., 1880-10-08
BLACK CASHMERES!

which for superiority OF weight and eoIor. and
their fins. soit, rich appearance are unegualed
Dy any house in this city, at the following
prlceS SsHc loe' 4tc, GOO. 66s, e0c $50. 7os,
Daily Republican., 1880-10-08
DRESS GOODS I

including Plaids, Monte CLOTHS, Sergss. Col.
orsd Oashneres. and plain goods in ali The
desirable shades, was never 30 large a. at tho
present time, and our stock Of
Daily Republican., 1880-10-08
D RAP D'ETE

% inches wide, at q. .25, el.6e ard sl.ys IL also
laI superior 70 any We nave ever yet offered
Of these prices. Our general linerof
Daily Republican., 1880-10-08

DO A RDI N 4.-PLEASANT Rooms
- with board In private fAAily sti East
Fourth 81. lpefst
Daily Republican., 1880-10-08

DO OARDlNG.-9 GENTLEMEN OAN
~ be accom- nodated with beard ut sn L.
third st.; reference exchanged, IOstst
Daily Republican., 1880-10-08

F7OR RENT HOUSE lCS wHsr SIXTH
street, 10 rooms, hot and cold water. in
frst-rate order. apply tor terms ct 2O7 West
street. Possession Immediately, lestst
Daily Republican., 1880-10-08
Trimming Effects,

IN AND WOOL, and inc Ind es q gpecisi line
Of PLAIN SILKS, VELVETS AND VEL
VETEENS, in all the new and leading
shades, at popular prices, also an elegant A.
Dortment OF
Daily Republican., 1880-10-08
MRS. MASON CLAYTON
AT THE
OP ER A HOUSE,
ON SUNDAY. OCTOBER 10,
ATsso O'CLOCK, P.H.
Subject :-''Ths Prodigsl Son." les.st

A FlRSr.CLASS CHANCE FOR
~ person 10 learn the phOtct raph bust
meas. For particulars address Photographer.
hEPUBLIoAn ofhee. l0s.it
Daily Republican., 1880-10-08

R,o'he RI tue Thcrmomote
h, poOS5lcAH o% y office, on Friday
r. 10 o'clock, IL o'clock
w" R6S
Daily Republican., 1880-10-08

all pure silk and imported to sell at sl.sO per
yard. They are more beautiful than any
plain or Gross Grain Silk, and make mucn
at Sl.2s per yard, All the leading shades in
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-02-03
Advertising Notes.

Special attention Is directed to the
Business changes noted elsewhere.
Rush Strong, the well known and
fovorite Market Square merchant, an
nounces the sale of his Reservoir
street store, to Jones, Lee & Caldwell,
but bis friends and ustomers will be
glad to know that he retains his in
terest on Market Square. He associ-
ates with him his brother, Albert n
Strong, a very popular and efficient
young business man, who will have
personal msnag ement of the BUSH
ness of the new firm, Albert N.
Strong & Co. We bespesk continue.
ton Of the patronage the new man
agement merits.
The new firm on Reservoir street,
Jones, Lee IL Caldwell, consisting OF
Reps Jones, Bradley Lee and S. A.
Caldwell, is strong and experienced
one; and will do to rely upon. They
will do safe and reliable business,
and merit q liberal share Of patron
age.
John Hudiburg gives some bottom
figures in canned goods.
McNulty g. George announce a
further tumble in rubbers. Look at
their prices.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-02-03

/ have sold my stock Of Goods on
Reservoir street to Messrs. Jones, Lee
& Caldwell, and have entered into a
CO. partnership with my brother, AL.
bert N. Strong, for the purpose Of CON-
tinuing the Market Square business at
my old stand, and as other affairs will
demand the most Of my time, the
store will be under his personal mans
agement.
Thanking my friends and customers
for their very liberal patronage In the
past, and feeling assured that they
will find 1t to their advantage to deal
with the new firms.
l am very respectfully,
RUSH STRONG.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-02-03


A verdict Of not guilty was rem
dered in the Criminal Court yester.
day morning, In the case of w. F.
Yardley, Esq, well known colored
citizen Of Knoxville, ex.csndidate for
Governor, etc. who stood charged with
the larceny Of silver watch from DIR.
G. T. Lour, at the Opera House, about
two monthssago. The case, 1t will be
remembered, was taken up last Thurs.
day, and absorbed much atten-
ton during the hearing. II was
given to the jury at the adjourn
ment Of court, Saturday even
ing. The jury was as follows: Amos
Griffith, r. w. Hardin, Andrew Baker,
Joseph Watt, Jas. E. Cruzs, George
Miller, G. 8. Anderson, Thos. Mccain.
mon, J. ]. A. Thompson, o. P. Stone,
r. J. Scruggs and Adam Miller.
The court house was again packed
yesterday morning, and when the jury
came in, about 10 O'Clock, there was o
general stir, and everybody was on the
tiptoe of anxiety to hear the verdict,
and when the mot guilty, 80 cay you
alp was announced there was gen.
eral murmer OF satisfaction among the
colored people and the ex Governors
friends. One over joyful individual
overstepped the bounds Of discretion
and uttered slight yell. The Court
ordered him brought forward to be
punished, but ,he Sheriff was unable
to find the man,