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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1882-09-01

The following is Il passage from a
letter 10y Francis Z. Willard, describ-
ing scenes at one of the voting places
at the recent election i'll Iowa There
was no more telling work than that
of the young ladies and the children.
They stripped the gardens of their
choicest flowers, and gave them out to
men who agreed to vote for the amend
ment. saw many a man in his
sleeves wearing a bunch of flowers, the
symbol of homes sweetness, love and
purity. | saw cOlOred men whose faces
were one smile of delight as fair fingers
proflored them a sprig of violets and
mignonette because they said they
would vote for the amendment
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1882-09-01

Senator Edmunds has given five
thousand dollars for the endowment of
a room in the Mary Fletcher hospital,
Burlington, for the use of young fe-
male patients, i'll memory of his lately
deceased daughter and is to be known
as ''the Julia Edmunds rOom.n 1t has
been tastefully and appropriately fur
nished by the senator.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1882-09-01
COMER'S
COM MERCIAL COLLEGE

Thorough and Practical Trimming in all the stud.
les essential 10 those proposing 10 engage in bust
ness, consisting Of Book keeping a. praeticed in
the best mercantile houses Penmanship, plain
tic in its practical application TO everyday work
Correspondence, commercial and friendly: Gram.
mar; Spelingi Reading Composition; History
Ceography; French; German and Higher Mntb,
MATES including Navigation. One study OF as ma
nv as can advantageously be taken up No eIasse.
Separate department for ladies'. Students receiy
ed at any time il there are Vasancies Graduates
aided in obtaining employment Send to this old
and reliable institution for Annual Catalogue t53
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1882-09-01

The hay crop of Vermont is said to
be % per cent larger than last years,
and the recent showers have made
farmers confident of good yields in
other crops.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1882-09-01
MALARIA.
The Only Remedy Known To
Destroy This Deadly Pest.
Village and Farm Property For Sale

House and lot formerly owned by A. W. Wheat.
IL at corner Of fremont and Suffolk Sts--goOd
barn and running water Enquire at
PASsUMPSIC SAVINGS BANK.
April 5. lea. 32tf
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1882-09-01

The statistician of the agricultural de-
partment in Washington estimates the
hay crop III Vermont at Sl2 ,293, ll2.
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The New Post-Omce

Is right where the old one used u be, and dur
ing the controversy consequent upon the change ?
r. BEANIE will devote his attention 10 the making OF
Pictures in Crayon. Any picture that is plain
enough to convey a distinct idea Of the likeness
can be copied from. The work being all done by
hand without the aid Of photography, any improve
ments or desirable changes can be easily made.
The work admits of a finer finish and presents a
more lifelike appearance than any process of en-
largement copying, and is perfectly durable. /
give this work my whole attention and make IL my
constant study, and think il not too much tO ask
of the people of st. Johnsbury and vicinity, who
are having this kind of work done. at least care
full examination of my work before sending out of
town by travelling agents. IL il best To have your
work done home where the artist can prOht
by your suggestions and where. in many eases, he
was acquainted with the deceased friend In re-
eeiving order take the entire risk ana guaran-
tee perfect satisfaction or no pay. l would re-
spectfuly wife the Interested public To visit
in nv studio and samples of my work.
A. I. BEANIE, Artist in CrayOn,
Eastern Avenue st. JOhnsbury. Vt.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1882-09-01
MINERAL SPRING WATER.

1t cures Brights Disease of the Kidneys, Stone
in the Bladder, Diabetes, Piles Constipation, and
its constant will prevent these diseases from
coming on, 1t is the King of all table waters.
The purest ever analysed II contains organic
matter. Naturally laxative. The spring pours
forth a thousand barrels daily, of this al-healng
water, dispensed by Divine Providence for suffer
ing humanity. The Effervescing water in bottles
cures Dyspepsia always.
For sale by the barrel bottle or glass by
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-10-22
NERVOUS DEBILITY.
A SURE CURE GUARANTEED.

nm. y. q, wESr'S NE We y BRAIN
~ treatment = specific for Uysteria, DiIzi.
utss. Commissions. Nervous Hoadsehf. Mental
DeprcsAion. loss u Memory, sportnAiorhosa,
tmroteney, Involuntary emissions, premature
Old age, cau'ed by oyer.otcttion. soi.sbu q or
0 erIndulgencC. which leads ~ miser dccsy
shd death. Quo hpt will cure recent eases.
LArh Tor eontsint one months ire imebt Ole
dollar \ box. or air boxes for nvo d0ilsfs 10 :
by ma ! ptepaid on receipt Of price. We guar.
Anlse hS boxes % euro sny cAes. With caeh
order received by ms Tor sz boxes accompanied
With I'VE dollars, W viii send Tho purchaser
our Nritten guarantee g. return the money II
toes issusd only by
O. y. RICHARDS 4 co.
Wholesale DruHRists. ga and as sansome
street. Orders By mall AZ regular prioea. Ban
VSnslsso, Cslifsgbis. tuns2sIy
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IHlboDAtX L% Y, JULY Is. 1882

Anyone with sufficient land to
grow a few mulberry trees can
add the rearing Of silk worms to
the daily care and find it source
of pleasure aud profit. The work
occupies but a small portion Of
the year. and Il child can attend
to the daily gathering of leaves
aud feeding the worms. fla sup
ply of mulberry leaves cannot be,
bad, an Usage orange hedge will
answer every purpose. The Usage
orange leaf is admirable food for
the silk worms, from which they
spin splendid silk.
A very interesting event Of ua.
tlonaI interest, connected with
this subject Of silk culture. has
lust occurred in Philadelphia. Tho
Women's Silk Culture Association
selected silk from twenty six fam
lilies living in fourteen states:
had it spun on a " Yankee" reel.
made into a web of twenty.eight
thousand thread OF silk ,and woven
as a brocade on n Jacquard loom.
requiring three thousand six hnn.
dred needles to form the original
and striking design. This is the
first brocade ever woven in Amer
lea OF American silk and proba
b'y the heaviest in texture of anv
brocade ever woven. 1t is knwn
as the Garfield dress, as it is tho
intention of the association ia preA
sen this magnificent fabric~x
Mrs. James A. Garfield.
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ISSUED EENY SATURDAY
ST. GRlSAtORE EDITOR.
7 SAMOAN, Pre'r &Bus,ness Manage,
Mothers! Mothers
MOtherA.!!

Are you disturbedat night and
broken cfyour rest bys sick child
suffering and crying wAh the ex.
cruciating pain of cuttik teeth :
If so, go at once and getk bottle
of MRS. WINSLOW'S SOOTHe
ING SYRUP. 1: will relitse the
poor little sufferer immedi;sely-
depend upon it; there is nc mis-
take about it. There is MT a
mother on earth who has ever
used it, who will not tell you 1t
once that 1t will regulate the bov
els, and give rest to the mother;
and relief and health to the child,
operating like magic. 1t is perfec,
] y safe to use III all cases, and
pleasant to the taste, and is tie
prescription Of one of the Oldest
and best female physicians and
nurses in the United States. Sold
everywhere. % cents a bottle.
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The New Silk Culture.

The greatest incentive to en-
gage in silk culture is the knowl
edge that there is a home market
for $15, 100000 worth of floss,
which American manufacturers
:se obliged.to import from foreign
lands. The other consideration
is, that silk culture furnishes
women and children iU the rural
iistrcts, with a cougenia! occu
pat'"s that does not require con
slant attention, and SO will not in
terfere with household duties.
In view of these facts the
woman's Silk Culture Association
Of Philadelphia was organized two
years ago. fer the purp.,se of call
ing the atte@ion of women o: the
country t0the opportunity given
them to establish a new Industry,
both suitah]. and prodtable:. and
a's" to Civ, Unnecessary instruc
tion to .-li desis 'ag to iengage in
SIX culture.
Tue success OF sis pioneer asso
cl.d ion ls remarkah :; there has
beea aroused q wide 9,read inter
e>t hi sle cuitiyat,0n { c0coons,
that L,ustgo on increasing uni
the aim OF the association is ful
filled.
This fset vas must kssabl7 pre-
sented at tn last exhibifiss. Q Ttt,e
association, at which thss sI''ay
of cocoons was very 6ne / N
teresth'g. The chief tsatuSc @
the exhibition Mas the dispsat 81
specimen cocoon. ~. tie fvas
six contestants for rh3 S
bride & Clothier premiums. Ia
first one OF which. Uy tie w.t
was carried off by Ms. Reb cen
Taylor, (mother of the late Ra, arlI'
Tayl0r), who is over 81 years If
age. and sufferer from paralysis
The association an,ounce thai
through the lii~rality gf Messrs..
Strawbridse e & CloshifSfh vel.
known dry goode chants of
philadelphia, it Skaih euabIe.l
TO offer to the silE calturi~ts ;h,.
SUN of Ave haDtlrea dollars in ten
premiums, rs follows: first prem-
ium, 100 second prr,pinm, $75 /;
third premium, S65; fourth prem
ium, 60; fifth premium, $50; sixth
premium, s45 /; seventh premium
$40 eighth premium. $50; ninth
premium. S25 ;trnth lneminn,$lO
For these premiums any resident
of the United States may contest.
From the ten largest amonnt OF
cocossns, one ls'uatl will lH taken,
without setestbn. and the test al
'eeling applied ; the quantity and
quality will b. The conditions fos
premium. Application. for c0mpe
tiiOO must be endorsed and the
amount of this years cocoons by
the eulturist, testified to by somt
responsible person. Stock mus;
be sent not later then December l
1857 J
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A Couch, Cold or Sore

A Couch, Cold or Sore
Throat should be stopped Neg
lect frequently results in au H.
durable Lung Disease or Coasanep
tion, BROWNS BRONCHIAL
TROCHES do not disorder the
stomach like cough syraps and
balsams, but act directly on the
infcmed parts, alIavlng irritation.
give relief in Astltma, Bronchitist
Coasyhs, CatGyrh, and the Throat
Troubles wkich Singers and Public
Speakers are subject to. For thir-
ty years Browns Bronchial Tro
ches have been recommended by
physicians, aud have always Civ
Ell perfect satisfaction. Having
been tested by wide and constant
Use for nearly an entire genera
tien, they have attained we'll meri
ted rank among the few staple re
medies Of the age. Sold at 25
cents a box everywhere.
Read the following orders for
English Female Bitters from one
Texas house:
Galveston, Texas, Feb. 9Th,
188l.-Messrs. J. p. Dromgoole
& Co.. Louisville, KY: Ship us
one thousand dollars worth En-
glish Female Bittcrs. Thompson,
George & Co."
Read Again - Galveston, Tex,
Ap. 20, 'S1.~Messrs. j. P. Drom
goole & Co., Louisville. Ky
''Ship one thousand Dollars worth
of English Female Bittels and
Bailey's Saline Aperient.
Thompson, George s. Co."
And Again :-Galveston, Tex,
May 80, Messrs. j. P. Dromgoo'e
& Co., Louisville, Ky. "Ship us
one hundred and fifty dozen En-
gllsh Female Bitters. THOMPSON,
George & Co."
While these orders are being re
ceived, others are rolling in from
the Wholesale drug trade of the
south aud west, showing c0nclu-
sively the great and increasing
popularity OF English Female Fit
ters in the cure of chronic female
diseases.
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p A FOOLISH MIsTAKE..-Don't
make the mistake of cOnfounding
a remedy OF merit with quack med
icines. We speak from experience
when we say that Parxer's Ginger
Tonic is a sterling health restora
tive which will do what is claimed
for it. We have used it ourselves
with the happiest results for Rhen
matt >m and when worn out by
overwork. See adv.~ISmes.
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STOP AND CONSIDERABLE Won
troubled With a weakness in anv
part ofthe bodyP Have you weak
lungs, or is your hearts action
enfee6led and irregulari Are you.
suffering from i'll health, cause by
a weakness Of the urinary or di
gestive organs Remember.
Browns Iron Ritters will cure you
aud fully restore both mind and
body to their normal condition,
IL quickly strengthens the parts
affected.
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Notice.

cHce State and Parish Assessor, }.
.fnibodaux, juno 3rd, 1882. {
hereby give notice TO al! tax-payers IF
the Parish of Latourche who have not
made return> of thor assessments for the
year 1882, to do so within ten days. Thirty
days will he given Tor the settlement Of all
grievances III accordance with the revenue
law OF 1880. vii, be at my Office ~ the
Court House from aud after MouI,av limo
5th. 1882
h. r. MCBRIDE,
Assessor Parish Latourcha
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Notice.

~. .o y. untH atnn ,'snu nu" ~ .''."s the publ,
.;,J =" Jutoi h upI, :. 90 o' tber iands
,,".s,.s sss q. thsreon und..r tbe ne commit any
~ - nrosscnt"d to tho f,lI rx,p" lalty of be
'"h f'07e II. TETRE of the Law. ;.
Widow Ih uun,.p, *
Z. W. BLA ~ '"e'
CONG. G. Ci3AE.,,
pp. +. W. BLAKE: IN
President,
J. S. GOODE,
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lone Of the teachers of the
public schools Of this Parish
fonnd a nice lady's fan on last
sunday, between St. Joseph's
Church and Thibodaux.
The owner can have the same
Dy calling at the store Of s. T.
Il c.saInore.
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few sale.

o. oraluisF Wheel aa6 & ,sine. Outs,d.
RI" oet - ieeg ts...etre. Dr;v.
1,nY VI. 4 -s.t; t'iainetre or.e.nr whea,
- lee; Ss,as u and > ia1s .aae. Enr;na
~ M aofe ssd I tese strcke. fhe
order. running
/ Apply 70 NJ. SHaEry.p
June II. lM - ~ :.
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For sale.

ae good baud Fire Engine Gambia of
Isg wafer over l5O teet. ~
va e'Ga,'se its owners have uurch..a,s
eau. Fire Engine. ''>-
= Serns and particulars, apply to
25.Bar3u. w. ~ AAeAS.
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GRATEFUL TO INVALIDS.-
Floreston Cologne is grateful TO
invalids, because it is refreshing
without the siekening effect OF
most perfumes.
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EOs. Rent.

Ia FINE store, Gu Main street near n.
corne 81 Fhllip, now occupied hy l.. Mev.
fr. tssscaslos vii be- given on tha IGsI
So q ssEnary. Apsly to '03''
81 7. THIBODEAUx
Drug Store,
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.~zoEDoSE renders tn.
tbonghtfaI man more y0bs,le in
reasoning.
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Plant Cane ~

For saln between this date and the
OF Sniy next, IS arpen's OF Ribbon G
arpents IS first years stubble.
Address +. RAMKILLEAY1,v
Lock-
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Notice..

Firemens Fair Grounds can now ba -ant
ea Tor Fares, Tic Mics, parties and enta-.
Apply to ST. CRrSAu0pr
President Firomeu.s Hail Aa.no;.,;
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-ZOEDONE robs the ku1 Of
the dyspeptic ofrain'-
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Doctor n. O'SUILIvAM

adcfNs this Dotlod of informing ths inh n
itantA Thibodaux Ind ito SUR ouDdins.
that hkhes located il their midst for .hg
parposepf practicing his profesaioa.
His temporary of6cok ON Cer., st-eet
whore ts,ls FSe3sareu tcsnsser TO oil calls,
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&: !; :; :: ! !; =; :; y :
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do You went a burner
|chImney that will not break
Sou dc. cali at &. +. Grisan i
stove Depot.
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OFFICIAL jNRNAL. or THE PARISH OF
LAFOuRfE AND OF THE TOWN
THiRODAUx.
ISSUED E&aY SATURDAY

Office Corns Green e. Levee Ste.
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American snsnccts I'm Irtsh Prisons.

LONDON, May 1.-The Times states that
Earl Spencer, Lord Lieutenant Of Ireland.
will remain Lord President OF the Council,
the duties of that post during his absence
in ireland being performed by Lord Car
lingford, Lord Privy Seal. 1t will formally
decide to-day whether the suspects are TO
be liberated. The correspondence he
tween Great Britain and the United States
relative 70 the suspects will show that
there has been no weak acknowledge
ment Of prctensiOns inconsistent with in
teInatiOnal law and common sense. Great
Britain has firmly maintained the position
that Observation-Disclosures in ireland must
submit, like other Irishmen. 10 the laws
deemed necessary by Parliament. IL is in
Difference 10 the comfy III nations. not 10
any claim Of right, that prisoners of Anne
rican nationality were offered their liberty
il they would leave the country. II some
n them foolishly and insolently refuse 10
give such q pledge they must take the
chance Of remaining in Jail ~ long as the
Executive deems necessary. IL l.. how
ever, no longer doubtful that the Cabinet
is considering whether the prisoners may
not be liberated. except those who were
arrested on suspicion OF being personally
concerned i'm Outrages.
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IaitIlmuad lispatrh.
wEDNEsDAY............aAY 3, 1882.
PETERSBURG.


voNEY APPROPRIATED s0R ruE ASYLUM SITE,
But 40 aTg YET AGREED UPoN--A GUAR
ASrgE GIVEN rHR GOVERNMENT AGAINST
DAMAGES IN THE HAgR0R--THE COALITION
NOMINATING CONVENTION, SC, &C.
CORRESPONDENCE of the Richmond Dispatch.l
MAY .. 1882.
The Common Council last evening APP
nropr,ated the sum III $4,000 for the pur-
chase ~ site for the Central Lunatic Asy-
nm. and appointed 4 committee II it, body
10 make the proper transfer OF the property
IN The State. The site has not been det-
uitcly decided upon. as the Board Of Di-
rectorS. after meeting the Council commit
lee in conference last Saturday, left the
eifv before taking final action in the
premises. II l. believed. however. that
Mr. A. &. Wilson's farm. in Dinwiddie
county,. on which there Is an abundance Of
fine granite and good hrick-clay. which can
h. utilized for building purposes. and
through which runs an uniaiiing stream Of
nure water. VIII be the one purchased for
'he sitcs The Board twice selected this
isrm 10 $4,000. but the Council Is not will
inc 20 donate more than $4,000 for q site.
several very eligible locations in our I'm
mediate vicinity can be bought for less
ann than that 70 Is not probable that the
,itv viii issue any bonds for this amount,
bni viii include il in the tax bill for next
wear.
The Council also promptly agreed 20 give
u,a Government proper guarantee AGAINST
,pv damage that might accrue from the
living of wharf property nv reason 81
dredeing in our harbor. and directed that
,be iact Dee tclcgraphed To Washington NJ
onrc The Committee 81 Commerce. il
o-,. announced. was indispo>ed 70 include
,nr river and harbor i'm the appropriation
I5ll ~ fbi, session unless such guarantee
,r,r, Given. The guarantee Of the city
only cover, Us own WharyeS; the private
,,,ner. will give their own guarantee.
I'm .ie,v al thc meetings OF the Republic
ans and ReEdiustcrs IN the different wards
,o-ri..ht 20 elect delegates 10 a convention
hi I,a held tomorrow night 10 nominate 4
,i.tstfoh he voted for on the 18th of May. the
,,,Iiti.al situation has been extremely lively
IND interesting to-day. and a vast amount
oft.ltinp and elecfioneering has been done.
Tho convention tomorrow night will be
..,rro.ed of ihrfv-siX delegates-one half
pcruflicaus. the other half Rcadiusters.
Tberr docs not appear Ia be entire har-
nrauy iu fhf ranks of the two parties in re-
frr.nre fo one or more Of the nominations
I'm be made. The Council tickets are TO he
selected los ward conventions.
Tn. n.eryatiye-DemOcrats have Is vet
made 100 movement towards putting a
nckc, in ,he field. and sentiment seems 10
boz divided as 10 The propriety Of doing so.
THE matter will probably DC decided
within Doe next few days.
Mrs. Lucy j. Young aged Seventy-thrce
wears. mother Of Mr.. r. l.. II. Young. Of
ibi. c'tv. died Yesterday. Her remains
were taken 10 the old family homestead. in
Dmwiddie county, for interment.
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LYNCHBURG.
EEu0IoUs-PERsoNAL, kC.


IC.-r,. poudencc at the Richmond Dispatch.I
NAY /. 1852.
A series Of religious meetings viii be
commenced 10 the First Presbyterian
church tonight. 60 continue Is long rs the
interest manifested may seem 10 require.
Rev. T.. G.. Gordon. oi Salem. will assist
tle pastor. Rev. William T.. Hall. ID. ID.
s. quarrel between a Campbell county
farmer and Young lawyer of this city
came near resulting iu roueh-and-tumble
fghi saturday evening. but the two were
separated before coming TO blows.
Observation-Disclosures. only two Of which
We're coIorcd. were issued hy the clerk
Of Incorporation Court during the month
just ended.
There was d decrease OF 202.OJ0 pounds
of tobacco in the quantity sold az the ware
HOUSES asi week. Since October LIST. 1881.
there have been sold 1O.9SS. 800 pounds.
Mr.. W. ID. Bindford. lately connected
with ihe ldrmCe. LETT SATURDAY night for
Louisville, Nv, where he expects in future
% Ic-ide.
The Executive Committee Of the Lynch
burg Agricultural and Mechanical Society
met saturday night 10 inauguutc prepare
t'i' i"i .At iait rAiiiNitlNus 'ut AutNiu NNu
without action until next saturday. Mr..
Palmer. president Of the Society. was in
New York. and unable ro he present lt The
h,r meeting.
IA, morning in the Police Court the
preliminary trial OF jack ucnricks )co-
ioud. charged with a malicious assault on
Austin Wooding ,al,o colorcd), took place,
and resulted i'm The accused being sent on
o ih0 Iand jury FOR indictment. The u.s.
>aut. 10 viii he recalled. was made saiur-
day night. 22d uliimo. the weapon used
being o wood-aXc. Wooding. who was
cutie severely cut in the head, was ,ufli-
cel,.y recovered thi, morning TO Doe in
court. BEAUMONT.