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fIrs blackburn :. school.
Gour;ar Ioorual

Courier Jonrnal.
Yesterday afternoon | vent 10 the pen
itentiary chapel for the purpose Of seem z
the way things were working ut the sun
day school established there by Mrs. Gov
Blackburn. found the large room near
IL full, and the most admirable system IN
the way of classification and instruction
IL was a sigh, to set the milk Of human
kindness in motion in he most Gallons &
observe these good lHdies giving both ten
poral and spiritual aid aud comfort e
their unfortunate pupils. | have seen ,
good many sunday schools, bat never be.
fore one where there seemed TO b. al
great eagernsss TO learn. In one Of thesi
classes took occasion TO satisfy curiosl
~ on this point by asking every one q
The eleven cOnvicts composing il to recitt
one Of the verses in the lesson, and not )
man Of them failed to give the verse h
WAS asked with perfect precision Oth-
ers were being taught TO read from litih
primers, aud they, too, manifested the
keenest anxiety to profit by the epporta
nIty. From e purely secular standPois
il is but Justice 20 say that Mrs. Black
burn and her associates are engaged ina
noble work; one that ia unqnestiona6y
having its influence for good in the mW
al sievatIon of the prisoners and the Con-
sequent Improvement in their efforts TO
son form to discipline aud do their work
with faithfuiness the singing was re
markahly gosd. AMI il was noticeable
that every one present oined in with alt
the zest possible. A number OF ladies
and gentlemen of this city aud several
Legislators were in attendance, sndail
manifested such real enjoym-n in ias
ing on at the good work that it may be
safety predicted that there will nesef b.
n lack OF teachers or encouraging visitors
80 long AS Mrs. Blackb burn remains .tfhe
head Of the enterprise.
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Pusiness men hnvetwo si4ns-one on
the buii.iing they occupy and one in the
ne vspsper When fh-rs IS = rhan-4 Of one
hun lred persons seeing street sign.
TIA % 'ir.- tHoustnl will one in a
ne~srarer
he 6sh prateciiv. az. -ai>h hal pr.
vieusiv passed the Senate. passed thu
House Friday last. II makes The viola-
ton of 'h- 6sh laws an iniic'abIe oGen-r.
aud requires the circuit judges 10 give it
in their charges 10 the grand jury.
The Virginia "Rsadjusters" fou'd not
-'re~djust" Offices to suit themselves in
the regular session ofthe Legislat and
they are now holding a special session to
devise measures 10 keep any Democrats
from getting elected to Congress or the
Legislature and 10 divide the spoils
among themselves.
The Hon. James Gordon Bennett il one
Of the few newspaper men who have been
successful in explorations aud discover
les without the ALL Of his valuable oor-
respondents and his we'll filled excheauer,
our State department would not be able TO
get along in exploring for the pole, nor
in hunting out the survivors, Of an expe-
dtion after its collapse If, by Mr. Ben
neti's help, we succeeded in fading the
pole sud planting the United States flag
upon il, il should ne named III honor of
This phenomenal journalist.
Mclean who attempted to asssssinare
Queen Victoria. has been held for high
treason. This strikiugly illustrates the
difference between the institutions Of the
two countries With Us treason is defined
as levying war against the government,
Il D.
In England il includes An attempt 10 kill
or uitering \ threat against the sovereign
Here we prosecuted Guiteau the sane a.
if he hs d killed the hulnblest ciiizen
There his imitator il hsli FOR his hfch
treason. the punish "A an ri .aicn r.
gardless of the degree of injury loae, is
death.
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Casrlsston, No, March 4. 49,
J.y Gouia .h~ 8srge Sys-
tenn.
f(lobS Dsmocratl


Fer some time past jay ooahi has been
talking thronsr the East consuming the
barge system Of the Mississippi River.
In the interviews credited 'eiin he s.id
he was very much disappointed in the
power and handling ability II the tow
boats on the hississippi river lie claim.
ed that il wHs impossible fofa TOW boat
10 take more than six hsrges 10 New Or.
leans. and that the Iron Maintains trim
of $50 ono bushels has never and never
~onld be sxceeded. In convesation with
a tew boat owner yesterday sGIobe Demo
crat reporter brought up his subject.
The gentleman, who has mad tow boating
the study Of the greater par OF his life.
and has been successful. tso aaid Mr.
Gould had seiiher been INSPECTED. or he
didn't know what be was thing abou,
"why" esid he, 81 can nam YOU half
dozen Ohio River towhoais hat can grab
hold of ten or twelve bareesen IL fee, OF
waller and lake them safely to New Or
leans from 81. Louis. Oh. nsbawl The
new w. w. O'NsaI has takeair fonr
coalboats, hHt ends, down ihOhio River.
and it's n uch more dithcnlt % handle this
kind of . craft than Il Is snodel barge.
and besides the Ohio River ne little mere
Than bsls 80 vide a. the AiMssippi.
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NAaIsrRArEs coURIs.

let D!strict-Esq. Donaho, I'd Saturday
i n March, June, September and Decem-
Der. ESQ. Hammond, lat Saturday in
same tnonths.
I'd bistrict-Esq. Goar, Srd Saturday tn
March. June, September and December.
Esq. -, 4rh Monday IN same mont ms.
ard District-Esq. Reed, Srd Monday in
March. June, September and December.
ESQ. Mayes, 4th Saturday in same m Onths.
4th District-Esq. Dickinson, let Mon
day in March, June, September and De-
cember Esq. Baynes, 4th Tuesday In
same months.
9Th Disirict-Esq. Boar, LIST Wednesday
:, March June. September and Dec ember.
ESQ = Ord Wednesday in sam
9Th District-Esq Jones, 9Th Wednes'
day in March, June, September and De
cember. Esq. Thos. Bradshaw I'd wed
nesday in same months.
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Ous MIssrRELs.-Ths boys iDtesd
giving their GKAND MiSsrhft entertain
uent next Wednesday night, At the White

II
giving their GRAND MIssrnEt entertain
ment next Wednesday night At the White
store room. A highly rnioysels iine ia
promised all who attend, and ss The lfai r
i. under the management Of our mos,
prominent young men. you will not he
disappointed.
This performances is given to realize
Iunds enough 20 purchase IN organ 10 1
I've ussu Asm plars anu Royal Ismplsr.
Fu. sud msmDsrs vi these Ur ~.
sLould Assist IN SEEMING al tDs .ieAsls poe
sI6le.
/ Climax, aud graveIy tobAcsos
Also FOUNTAIN tine CuI, at FesL1he . arug
sIote.
TIE RIvER.-The river has been
rising slowly since sunday, bar come 10
= stand yes,erday. The ONO, lenhessve,
and Uumberlaud, ars falling tgain very
PRETTY, and have been falling for three
days past. The Mississippi, &C Sc. Louis,
10 stiIl rising several inches per day.
We guess the rise is about over, and hat
the coming rise from the Mississippi will
not more than check the fall irsm tie
other rivers.
OUR MARKETS.-Th Hickman pro-
duce market has been drowned sut the
past few weeks to the extend that noth-
ing was doing. This week q few trans
actions in corn. Mr.. Roger wlllp4y zoe
on the bank, and the difference 10 freight
added when delivered in Hickman.
The Hickman Punp factory exp ect
TO get up steam, and eemmsnce running
in limited way, ope day the coming
week. AL their n4chiRsry has not yet
been received, an on thus account, aud
many others, thy have been greatly de-
laysd They ave orders which will keep
them busy Ies several months, evan " hen
they rseeIvs aud get all their mGhinsry
~ WORK Alter the rush OF Prasnt or
dsrs ara filled, Mir. Smith, uD 10 in |
charge mere, proposes 10 give attsRi0n 10
the banding up Of local trade Al HEX
mar. lie says his institution hassoms to
stay, and To become perGsneutiyidsnt-
sed With hickman and this secpon. II
will prove Of great Importance toour To-
;Ai trade.
The leading Patent DsdicinssOf the
lay, are kept in stock. At Fortune Drug |
Store.
Mr.. Addie Jones. leaves ia day
- two, for the eastern cities, whrs size
will purchase full and cOmpletsline Of
and notions, all of wh.h will
,e of the very latest style and bss DUAL,
iy. Her customers may expect some-
hing that will please the tast. of the
most .astidious on her return. Mss Ella
Harding. will accompany her, inrder to
,htsfn the latest fashions pertsising to
lress making for the coming sessn.
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NJ. X KIuBeRLIN.
mark.

mnTk.
Subscribed anil sworn tn before ma nv
VI. XII mberlir this 9ta day OF larah, S3I
w. b. KENNi0Y II re.
Having been frs, iulY sworn. we'll nai
truly TO appraise certain rs calf under
two year OF age. tak.n ap ny VI. kimher-
liu rs stray, NJ his residence. Fulton Co.
and having examined the same, do sp-
praise said calf at Six dollars.
C. E. MCCONNELL
Subscribed ami sworn 10 bsfors me by
G.. 4. Mcconnell this 9th day of March,
1882. W. d. KESFADY,J J. 2. T. G.
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ni-.i-.,pp, Cou"sy sssr.r-r--


Jefrssn City, No., March 8, 1882.
L. W DAsyoRTH:
Have Information that store will be
sent to Won A. Charleston. Receipt for
them asd dis,ribule them to the needy
Be careful Of imposition.
i. I, CRIrrENBKK, GOVERNOR.
Geo. W. Carlton Of Psmiseot sounty
" NJ Dawson. of New Madrid county,
and mysslf having been selected by Gov
criusndsn to Distribute supplies furnish
ed by the Secretary ofWsr among the
sufferers or the overdow~s dIstrio, OF
South east Missouri. All APPLICATIONS for
relief in Mississippi COUNT should be
made to the undersigned. Psaies making
application for such relief must come
properly recommended as ssry prscau
tion will be taken by rae tbs none but
those who are worthy and ars,ctually in
need will receive relief
L. W. hxroRrH.
CAsrlssion, No., March 4, Bs2
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In the whole istorv nea,e,,e

preparation has ever performed such marvellous
cures, or maintained so wide reputation AYERS
cHsRRr PICTORIAL, which is recognized the %orlds
remedy for all diseases of the throat AM lungs. It's
lons-continued series wonderful in all eli
mates has made il universally known ~ safe aud
eliable agent 10 employ Against ordiuHry colds
which forerunnors Of more serious Disorders.
II acts speedily aud surely, always relieving suffer
ng, and often saving life. The protection II llnrts
Oy its timely ia throat and chest disorders
m axes it Invaluable remedy to be kept always
hand in every home No person afford to be
without it, and those who have used it never viii.
From their knowledge of its composition and effects,
physicians the CIIEaEY PICTORIAL extensively =
their practice, and clergymen recommend il. Itit
absolutely certain in its remedial effects, and will
always cure where possible.
FoR SALE sY ALL DRUGGIsTs.
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CITY OFFICIALS.

2fayor-Alex. A. Faris.
City Judge-George Warren.
City Attorney-C. H. Wilson.
City Marshall o. Barnes.
City Clerk-R. Z. Millet
City Treasurer-T. P. Fortune.
Marketmaster-J o. Barnes.
City Tax Collector-R. z. Millet.f
wharfmaster- o. Barnes.
Sexton Peter George
cauneilmen-Chas. BallEer, John ".
Cowgirl, Jas. W. German, T. NJ. French,
Otto Hertweek and d. C. RamaRe.
Dist. School Trustees.-k- Z. Millet,
II c. Beckman and W. Laude rdale.
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COUNTY COURTS.

Fulton County Court-H. c Bailey,
iudge, held every I'd Monday in each
month
Fult on Comfy Quarterly Court-H. c.
Bailey, Judge, held 4th Monday in jan
nary. April, July and October.
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STATE OF kgsruCKY.

NOunIy OF FHItOh-
This day personally appeared before me
acting Justice of The Peace, VI. KimberIin.
ami made oath that = certain rel ouil
calf aged about one year. having no marks
or brands, was taksn up by him on his
premises within the last ten days.
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For sale.

e 2-1n acres Of ins timber land known
\ bss vicinity lot No lO-. East Hickman.
viii he sold altogether. OF, will be
sid in lots to -uit purchasers
Wood on land will more than pay for II.
Enquire of r. 7. Tyler, Hickman. Ky.
PATTERSON Bats.
sol N. 2nd ct, St. Louis, Mo.
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County Judge-H. e. Bailey.
County CIerk.-A NJ. DeboW.
Sherif-W. &. johnson.
Circuit Court Clerk-T. NJ. French.
Assessor-Jas Cooper.
County Aitorney-A. d. Kingman.
Jailer-Frank Thomasson.
Master Com nissioner-H. c. Bailey.
County Surveyor-Robert Mcconnell.
Coroner
Circuit udge-Jares Campbell
Commonwealth's Attsrney-C. Thomas.
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STATE OFFICERS.

Governor-Luke 2. BlAckbur
1t. GoverRor-J. s. Cantren.
Secretary Of State-James Blackburn.
Assist. SEQ. of State-Thos. q. Harris.
State Auditor--Fayette Hewitt.
Treasurer-James W. Tate.
Attorney General-P- W Hardin.
Register Land Ofice-Alph. Sheldon.
Sup. Pub. Instruction-J. d. Pickett.
Stat. Printers. I. NJ Major.
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STRAY NOTICE!

TAKEN UP AS A STRAY, by Alfred L.
Barker, living near the head Of No
s leland, on the Mississippi river, In
3 . - x4th day OF
about or 4 years. having some white in
the face; also, on the shoulders, hips.
belly and bush of the tail, which / APP
praise at the value of S25 90. No brands
or marks perceivable.
Given under my hand this 2Sth day Of
December. 1881. J. J. JONES,
jal3 3ws J. P. Z. c.
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But nevertheless, it =
with prices We have marx
generally the past meek. Ecles
lower than they have been fort ., We
have received during the past wevi eener
al assortment of fresh groceries. ppvisions'
&c. We are fully stocked up win Field
Seeds, Farm Implements, Land flaster-
just the thing the farmer needs 70 make
clover stick on poor points and reclaim
same Try the Land Plaster, one and all
on your clover Coffee lower than br ears
Coriova, Golden and Green. Rio, stc., down
% per emit lower than you midone year
ago. A general assortment Of Sugar, Mo-
lasses, Provisions, Bacon Of our own cut and
cure, ME hams. Flour marked down % to
so cent. per Dbl. We will sell flour cheaper
than any body according to quality. Feed
OF every description for stock. Plenty of
goods and but little money; anxious TO ex-
change goods for money. Our new clerks,
Mesrss. Wearn and Eaker, are anxious to
make character as commercial men and live
statesmen, and there is no telling how low
they will sell you goods. The msn, or men,
that undersell us, according equality OF
goods will, sooner OF later, ego over the hills
to the poor house."
2t FOWELL& BRO.
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HEAp-oUARTERs FOR GEeTnMAN
SrYLEs.-Capt Griffin, whose nsrchan,
tailoring establishment Is headoaarters
for the latest styles and fashionsin gen
tlemsn's apparel. is just now in receipt
from the East, of his spring and mmmer
styles, aud also of large and welseieet-
ed assortment ofs,mples Of goods H.i.
in this way enabled 10 give his cutomers
.he hene6t ef Wholesale prices II he pur
chase of goods. Captain Grihi3i r.pu
tafion is growing 10 that extsSn THE
section, that to have one OF 1T
ting suits is the snrest euh -
good appearance in socisty,Ssis
anime his samples, and
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= Attention :.

If yen are hungry and want TO es', -
TO A ~ BRO wv 4 CO and get hfau''
Pickles, Hogs-feet. Beef-tongues, Saussss.
Herrings, Dried Beef, Oh eese, and 'uii
line of Canned Goods.
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PowELL& BRO.

The French Government is ,rran s'ng
to ssni y scientific expedition fothe south
Pole. There is not much probability OF
planting flag on HAT pole.
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COURT OF APPEALs

Joseph Lewie, Chief Justice; Thos. p.
HsrRis, Thomas Hines, and J. p. Pryor,
Judges.
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After April list. all claims not paid will
be placed in officers hands for coiIsctiou.
W. CORMAN & co.
Mr.. Charles KipRDan left Moada,
en- the Maud, for visit to ST. Louis, and
will attend school At Cape Girsrdeau, this
season. Mr.. Walter Kingman. left the
same day. for Deomoines, Iowa, for an ex-
tended visit to relatives. :.
NEW GOODS. FRESss GOODS.
This week, Alexander & Maxwell will
receive their Spring Stock of Dry Goods,
Notions sc. Every one is cordially in
vited to call and examine their New
Styles.
sixiy-6ve families have drawn rations
nom the Government. depo, here Appli-
eants for relief are required 10 be endors-
ed by some known citizen.
J. II. LErsILlER has opened his photo
tentin Hickman Now is the time 10 get
FIRST class photographs. For short time
osly. q
Over Is different brands of Zoe eli
err, for ss'e At r P. Fortunes srur stere.
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GIN Mary m 4 hOusS-Ir' Ct
ght women aud FIVE men assert they
saw the apparition Il appeared h~nea'h
a picture 90 the Virgin Mary aud the an
gel which hangs on wall Snpsrstitiou-
persons are visiting the house and carry
ing .ssy hrirgs *nl mortar Rev Faith
sr Quizly SCOUTS he miracle theory "A
oru-rs fay the iituSi'n - caused by snH-
lignt daGcing on the y All
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
U. .. eovERxMEKr.

Preeident--Chester A. Arthur.
Vice Pfesident-David Davis.
sec'y of State-Theo. FreIinghuyses.
Secretary Treasury-James FelFer.
Secretary of War-Robt: Lincoln.
Secretary Navy -- Hunt.
Secretary Interiors;. J. Kirkw0od.
Postmaster General-Timothy 0. Howe.
Attorney General - Brewster.
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REG'EGITS,
RECAi.lrUaArEOy.
Balance on hand

There are sundry claims Outsiaaiins
against the COMMITTEES, which shoull be
presented forthwith.
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The ReECue ot stNIy-OnP we
nl~a and thiidrea. NEAR
hlc. iau, sroal the
Floods.
IRON Nashville American.

From Nashville meriesu
A gentleman who arrived hare from
Hickman Ky, yesterday, says that ne
one esuld picture the suffering that now
nkSsil. along he Mississippi river
umhsr OF peapI1s Fere in a stary-
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GROUP. WHOOPING Cough, and Bron'
chitis immediately relieved by ShIioh
cure. FOR SAFE by Jno. W. Cowgirl.
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SHILOH COUGH and CoNSU IPTi0A
cure IL sold by us on a guarantee II cH'
consumption. JSO. W. CowGiLL, Drugs
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CATARRH CURED, health and saee
breath. Price 80 cents. Nasal lnjeseo'
free. For sale by Jno. W. Cewglll.
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Special ~ otiCes.

THAT HACKING COUGH can bs so
quickly cured by Shiioh's Cure. JSe
CowGILL, druggist.
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WILL YOU SUFFER with Dyspepsia
and Liver Com plant! Shtlohs VHah1sr
is guaranteed 10 cure. Cowgirl, druggist
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For lame Back, Side or CHEST use sn
lon Pc rous Plaster Price 70 cts. no
safe by john ". Cowgirl.
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sLEEPLESS NIGHTS made miserable oy
the terrible cough. Shiloh cure IS Tue
remedy Tor you j " Cow gill, drnzgis',
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SHILOH WALLER - shat you
nesd Tor constipation tess OF app. :,
Il ILLNESS and dyspepsia ss"pto.ns ia.ee
10 and - per bottle. Cow gil, drness'
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After April list. all claims not paid will
be placed in officers hands for coiIsction.
w. CORMAN & co.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-25

\ BRITISH medical journal says:
Nervous diseases and weakness in-
crease in a country as the population
comes to live on the flesh of the warm
blOOded animals. The meat eater lives
at high pressure, and is, or ought to be,
a peculiarly active organism, like pre-
datOry animal, always on the alert,
walking rapidly, and consuming large
quantities of oxygen. In practice We
find that the meat eater does not live
upon the level OF his food, and as a con-
sequence he cannot, or does not take in
enough oxygen to satisfy the exigencies
of his mode of life. Thereupon follow
many, if not most, of the ills to which
highly civilized aud luxurious classes
are liable"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-25
ADJOURNED Ar LAST.

The Virginia Legislature has adj
journed sine die. AL Richmond, if
not all the State, seems to he rejoicing
in the event.
1t adjourned by what may be termed
natural coincidence, at the precise
point where the State Constitution be-
gan to withhold appropriations for the
per- djem Of members.
The distinguished body has been in
regular and special session for about
three months, and its work is thus
summed up by the Richmond Dispatch:
'Thirteen millions of the State debt
repudiated: the Judges of the Court of
Appeals turned out; Readjuster Judges
chosen to fill offices which the highest
court in the Commonwealth had decid-
ed were not vacant; the election OF III.
II. Riddleberger to the United states
Senate; the displacement of all the Off
GERS of the Lunatic Asylum: the remov-
al Ofthe Boards of Visitors and Boards
of Directors of all the State institutions
of learning, charity, &c; the changing
for the worse of city charters; and, gen.
orally speaking, the doing of whatever
ought not to have been done, and the
leaving undOne of whatever ought to
have been DONE"
1t would have added to The list of its
legislative exploits, a scheme for making
number of MALONE Congressman to
order, but this miscarried. There will
have to be another special session if
MAHONE is to have any chance what
ever to carry out his pledge to furnish
seven or eight administration members
of Congress from Virginia. An effort
was made before adjournment to have
another session in June, with view of
trying the apportionment bill again
then, hut the same vote which beat
MAHONE'S gerrymander, beat the
extra session proposition. However it
is understood that MAHoNE's purpose
is to bring a pressure upon the obstinate
Republican members through their con-
stituentS land Other9ciSe), and when he
believes he has accomplished this, he
will have his Governor call another ses-
sion. His Governor will do this, of
course, but unless MAHoNR and his ac-
complies shell out pretty largely, the
signs are that his appOrtionment scheme
will fail, and the whole business will be
/ up with him beside.