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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1882-09-13

Mr.. BARKsDALE has been compelled
to withdraw his appointment at Bogue
Chitto on the 26th inst, having been
informed that he cannot reach that1place,
owing to the distance, in time to
fill it after speaking the day before at
Meadville. He will renew his appoint
ment at Bogue Chitto at another time.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1882-09-13
PUBLIC SPEAKING.

By order of the Congressional Executive
Committee. R. C. PATTY, CHMN.
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SPECIAL NOTICE COrnMr

: 1-7-~-@-@~~-N~-~.No
SPECIAL Notices in tAis eol.u, y. ~
re- ', 1a rss snsertiOh; each addiSoss, a. l5e
..o.., lOe. per hne. 'h'sr-
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1882-09-13

@. 4. HAMnToN, ESQ, publicly an
nounces in the Wesson Herald that be
Is no longer an editorial writer fol-
that paper owing to bis professional en-.
gagements. He Yields a mighty pen,
and bis trenchant productions viii be
missed from the columns Of that excel
lent journal
THE bakers dozen of white men who
are yotaries of Jim Hill in the hope
that he will procure them taste Of the
aspoils, at the close of the election
viii feel ike the fellow in the song
Oh when think Of what am.
And what / used to was
think have thrown myself away
Without sufficient cause.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1882-09-13

WE regret to hear of the existence
of smallpox in Bolivar county. DIR.
Rice, of the State Board of Health, re-
ports one hundred and twenty-five cases
in that county, but only twenty-five
deaths to date. The State Board has
adopted precautionary measures to pre-
vent the spread of the disease.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1882-09-13
Victor Cane MiIIs

Victor Cane Mills
Cook Evaporators.
Boss Cotton Press.
Hydraulic Cotton Press
Carver Cotton Gin.
Windship Cotton Gin.
Brown Cotton Gin.
0larke's Seed Cotton Cleaner
one car Texas Rusi-proof Red Oats
Sept.l3, 'S2-4w. AA " bROWrE.
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Natchez, Jackson and Columbus Railroad.

We are indebted to the courtesy Of Messrs
Dicks and Mallery, wholesale and retail gro
GERS, Natchez, for the following table of dis
tances on our new railroad:
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1882-09-13

van, not their master.
WASHINGTON correspondents of the
N. Y. World and Cleveland Leader are
publishing statement that Mr.. Banks
dale was defeated for the U. S. Senate
"several times" Here at home it is
known to be a lie out of whole cloth. He
was candidate for the Senate but once,
and then helead his able and popular COM
petitors in the Democratic caucus, until,
contrary to the wishes of his friends, he
withdrew to preserve the harmony of
the Democratic party.
The Macon Beacon says: The Congress
sional Convention which assembled here
on the 9th inst, was eminently satisfac-
tory, and leaves nothing to be regretted.
The man was elected as our standard
bearer whom, above all others, the
Democracy preferred; renewed faith in
the National Platform of the party was
pledged; our energies were revived /;
our minds instructed, and perfect har-
mony and good feeling prevailed"
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1882-09-13
CITY MATRIMONIAL ASSOCIITIOy
Day PInn

~ y 4 L a n.
We have three classes, and pay $500 , A.
in each class Jay
- - LII ''''''''''' Presi5s,,
L. B. MOSELEY. ... 'n''
Biggest Thing Yet IN A.
Address L. B. MosELEr, Secretarv
p''i0' o---H''I Jackson, Miss,
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1882-09-13
LETTER LIST.

List of letters remaining in the Postofice at
Jackson, Kinds county, Miss, for the week
ending September Is, 1882.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1882-09-13

% tickle ne and III tickle you
Is about the only principle the RspubIi.
cans Of this District act upon.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1882-09-13

The Annual Meeting Of the National
Cotton Planters Association Of
America.
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Pays $I5 per Day.
S240.l

S240.] JACKSON Mss, Sent - 1900
Received this day Of L. b. Moselev' Sscr..
tary of the City Matrimonial Insurance CoV.
pany of Jackson, Miss, the sum Of Two Hnr.
dred and Forty Dollars, being the full amour,
due on the marriage Of Thomas Walls and Mi,,
Mollie Virgins. JOHN McGfLI.
days and Mr.. McGIldrew Sl62 clear nros, %
original Investment of $50. Our CompSnv
pays SIS dollars day on all parties insured
L. B. M0SELY,
Sec'y City Matrimonial Ins. Co.
Sept-l3. 'S2-lt.
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GOLDEN RULE

Day Marriage Association, Winona
Mississippi.
DIR. CHAS. NJ. ERWIN ................ PREsIpRyr
CHAS. u. HOLMAN ......,,, ......,,.... SECRETARY
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1882-09-13

OK. Cosmos Is On xiAit to the
Duke Of Sutherland, ii Scotland.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1882-09-13

The public officer is the peoples ser.
van, not their master.
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Lone Star Endowment Association.

HoME OFFICE, l79 FREMONT ST., GALVESTON
TEXAS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-02-12
Nirginia NCus.

William !. G.. White. Of Abingdon. died
on Monday morning at, ia ihe seventeen
wear Il his age.
Tie annual session o; the Virginia state
Grunge viii be held IN Alexandra on
Tuesday next.
Edward C. Marshall. ESQ, The only 70
manning SON of Chicf-JGsliue John Mar
-hail. died Il his residence. near Markham.
Fauuuier county. Va. Wednesday morn
ine la.i. after a sh0Tf Hires. IN the seventy
nth year 81 lis are.
The fagship Tennessee. Rear Admiral Il.
II. Wyman commanding. arrived al Fort
Monroe from View York Friday evening,
and anchored OF the fort.
Mr. Wavcrly II. Ssiies. oi Petersburg.
died in the asylum al Williamsburg on
Friday afternoon. where he had been ior
some months under treatment
CasJar VI. Good. aged thirteen. Ion Of
Mr.. samuel Good. living three miles north
81 View Market. had The index iingcT 81 his
left hand cut of near the second JOINT on
ia.t Saturday morning while turning q
feel-cuiicr.
Jacob A. Bachisch. q Young jew. y no
committed q theft in Charlottesville and
was captured Ia Baltimore, was recently
tried ia the former place. He WA found
guilty. and two doses 81 thirfy-nine lashe-
each prescribed by the court Zone for We'd
nesday and one Tor Thursday have been
administered.
The Blue Rldgf Echo SAYS There s. a
child IN RapIahznnOck county two years
old with 4 head which !, represented 70 D.
~ large ~ = hAlf-bushel. and neck thai l.
transparent when IL il between the observer
md 4 light -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-02-12

rHEEE xAn-sTfEEr sfomuorsss co Up rs
TIE FI.AwE~--oKI0fS or THE FggE IT,

rHErE uArx-sTEEr afpkEuorsfs co Up rs
TIE FLAxE~--oKsofs on THE F8gE ~
KNOWN.
Tic alarm Of fire about 2 o'clock ffi.
morning resulted from the burning al the
frame building on Main street near the In
teg~cction 81 Eighth occupied by danes NJ.
Bob5i't. novelty siorr; J. Gin. sesseller ;
5. ID. HIiiaazn 4 Co.. cioihirrs: and ..
occonisini. fruii-vendcr.
The building was entirely consumed.
and bat for the strenuous efforts o. The
firrmen the adjoining houses would have
mel with a slmilar fate. The building was
located between n. n. Watts a Co.'S drug
store and W. W. Tyler A Co.'S dry-goods
hailse, and for some time grave fears were
entertained for the safety 81 these establish
mcnfs.
The photograph gallery Of Capt. J. ".
Edwards. Of Hose Company No. !. j over
the drugstore, where his family also re-
side.
The fire riginaied-precissly how no
one seenas 70 KNOWN that part % She house
occupied BY J. ". Dobbiit.
Two Of the tenelneBfs were owned 10y
Mr.. John W. Carroll. and the third by
MTs. W. It. Anderson, and MI three were
insured in companies represented by
Mes~rs- Peter 7. 0fey a Co, but for what
smouni could not ne aseeriaincd.
The stock of eceonisini. tbe Italian
frifit-yender. was insured with Menfs.
Oiey q CO. for S3Da. Mcs-Ts. :. u. Hillsm2n
& 60. had their stock insured with the same
agents for $1,000. II j. moi known whether
there i any insurance on Bobbitt- stock
or not and the iatene~s Of the hour pre-
vent. fulier account.
a; ,his writinA $50. the fire j. well W.
der control. Lynch5Nrg hctcS, llh.
FUrIaEn DETAILS oF TIE FIRE.
Especial uslosrara 10 ihe Disrsfo',.i
I.Y~HRIEG. VA. February ll.-Ihc fire
II thu morning was confined Ia The thrfe
-iorchuuses named IN the Aesrs's account.
al Of which were totally DESTROYED. To-
gcthcr with the greater portion 81 their
contents.
+. N. Babiiii's block wa insured for
s4.0c0 in the different companie. repre-
.entcd by p. J. Otcy & CO., and $1,000 IN
the Norwich Union. Il New York; $4,000
IN the Manhattan. and $4,000 in The British
American.
The stock q :. d. IIllsman & Co.
ciofLisr-. was insured for 5000. 81 which
~ 900 was in the Virginia state Insurance
ft3lLIAtIh.
There was an insurance 81 s-J0 on the
stock ID Occonisina IN the Lion Insurance
Company of. Liverpool. The buildings
were insured Cor S2.210 Ia The Home aud
Phuuix companies - New York.
The insurance win about cover tie i0s-.
The origin Of the Ere i unknown. but !.
generally believed 90 be- Tee work 81 al IN
ccndiary. Tire bindings were located an
fhe heart ~ ihc businCs, portion 81 Main
street. and ttc wonder j. that The adjoining
houses ossaTNd. rs water wa. OF ihc ciiy al
TIE time the fire broke OH.
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A BOON TO PEOPLE OF sEDEN-
TARY HABITS A WELL -
WEAK AND NERVOUS CONSTITUTIONS.

In ssying that Nc know Of positive cure for
sIck lieadache. Nervous IIcsdaele. Ncuraisis.
Ncrrou-nos.. Paralysis slespsessness- and Dyspcp-
sia- ~ refer. q course, 20 DR. BESsON's GIL
cry AND CHANONLE PILLS. which arc an
hey are recommended 20 be-. and Win cure the
aboyc-uaInel diseases without any doabi as they
have permanently cured ihonglnds.
The grcarcsi discovery and ne best remedy now
cxianl - found IN tlese p.lls. The properties 81
Ceiery and Ciiala0ruiie SIC reciliariy adapted 70
cure hoad,cle, and 70 rylasinca for d.. BENSON
70 formulate aAd 0oInfound tn propertits ~ 20
make them aYailalile The Hsraid ave: DR..
Benson g. rccomi.od a. one OF fllc lno,i eminent
and successful physicians in Ralnnoro. and hi.
rrruia;oa Is II Itself .anciont guarantee Il fic
value Of hs Medicine.
Thcsc Pills arc prepared expressly 80 cue Head
arbes. N,uTa.as. Nefyou,ness, aud Dy.Iopsia,
aiid WIZ ct'Er any case, 30 nsfieI bow ofsiinli,
il may b-. o. ofi.er siel. Nervous, ~ De-,~riie
Hcadarie. Neuralgia. Neryorsua.s. NJ ~leeyio,-
lcs..
sold by au drursfst-. Pricc. 90 CENTS box.
Depot. 100 NORTH EJ-TAw STREET. BALTI-
MORE. sfD. b. nan. two bo1cs for 81. or .ix
.oxcs for $3.50. % any address.
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DANvuLE.

..,r. .-8g WINSTON is pANy1i4E--rotg-
Ia.l ~ TOBACCO CAIrlZED--IliE ft~E of
s.- 4WSErs 0T IIE WkTKR-sUwEn tGAiNft
..a. -7xDIcAIE-THR coNCIU sioA A;-aif 20
~o.s1asare 81 nis Richmond Di.pstet-i
FERRUAsY ~. ISL.
Professor Winston. Il Richmond Cor
....-. f.s, been eHgs ccd % deliver his course
q ..-..ure- Ou "a astronomy for the Roman
E..ir Lvreum. he lhcturcd % q good au-
d.rne ga THURSDAY. nighi; ana M ehoii
81. urououunsa .Rapliai' by lawyer.
Ha.-aF., prcachcrs, school people. tooaceo-
..H. nd ladic, and gentlemen generally.
Iar fhe first time since the drought oi
.f .rmntr toe river wa high yestcrliar.
bon .1m.ag down the river Yesterday eve
..p. boat, loaded mostly with hog>heads-
Cd. .pfaceo. ran against a sand-har and Wa
-.a.lzed. The extent 81 the damage a. fei
II. uof been asceriaiued.
au.ni.sioncr +. 7. Bowen has submitted
boz. r,.iur. in TIE Gaze ~ the OwDtr- 81 thc
. ater-power AGAINST the syndicate. the syn
d. ngFinz refused 10 comply with the
,ela. - ille .aie. and a rlie having been
G,ae leain,i them. Judge Aiken VIII.
lnff r-and. oansider the points ~ the c3sc
u .4ral.on. and Viii not probably announce
ai. ls- .ion TIL the March term. The law
Ser. re now writing up their argunenis.
Ile .dit0r q the PitSV'Uaaia ITf0uiif.
a.f.r 4. sisd 20 parties ~ and neas sycamore
>fer n. and also several interviews with
Ae.,i-. come. o. the same conclusion have
rlort,d q. that II people here who knew
tfAfr-cn and the relations between him
.nd T.stts-ihat be Wa ed from one crime
fa saaiiier. aud a. last sought c0nceaimeni
.ld 20 means Of escape IN murder.
AIPHA.
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LYNCHBURG.

.,.,,xAey OK A PROMINENT MERCHANT
n.arE OF ANOTHER wgL1-sSoEx CHI.
MS yiIASEovS.
.-.---ss.z8eace q thc Riehrnond ID natch.l
FEEErkKy 10. iss2.
" ". r. Matthews. 4 prominent MR.
t..,t a his city. WAS cntrappest ~ Salem
u- l,,o.--isy 81 ray negro named Penn.
80 n .he clutches Of the lass himself for
.,,..ia.s counterfeit money. accused M.
v,g,,,ws a ,xing bis accomplish, not only
!. .f.I. nsftlcuisr. hui in the robi~ry II a
t-t Ia Boston, Mas. Mr.. Matthews
-. ,.rrcs;e,l. taken before magistrate,
81. r..7~on and tlsggage searched. and
-. "a TIE point Of being committed 10
..rs.ou. when he va. identifed ~ Mr.. I.
n Cyawford. former resident oi Rich
.,..r,.i. lsteY 0i Lynehbarg. lat DOW living
y. .s,en. and wa discharged from ciis-
r.slt. Penu. who l. qnack-dotfoT- y
.ff'.r aark dcrauged. or else the most con-
..n1u.s,e villain unhung; and that r.
.r,-.f.l,le gentleman should tse arrested
.,a .,.iaeciesl 10 indicniiy upon The test
,rl,rr & "a individual Who has figured m
H.. ,.-ssers FoF months past N common
.eirdser j. beyond comprehension.
Hfa ~ tiiiAtA " IT, ="
,.tiys~.- died yesterday a his residence, on
Isel IN street. ~ disease oi ihc heaT1. lie
w,. brother 20 Judge David 4. spence
r,.i ! uan a unusual intelligence. liews.
4 member 81 the old banking concern o.
Wpo,iruot & spence.
Wr. 4. A. Tunstsli. wealthy property
.sr.r. intends shortly erecting handsome
ial. as----housos on the ste Of ihc frame
.f~lr.nros adjoining The Lynch iionse.
t5p tac IJih instant Mr.. Eugene a. But
fs.l slfl. IN told. succeed Mr.. J.. y. But
f.u ii. city- md news-esiiior Of TIE 'tf9t"-
.4.. The former Mr. Button j -on %
l~--- ". Button. Esq.. proprietor d the
jmgls.l. ,,
49, rou,e n the Richmond and Alle-
.- rsilrosd through the city iss been
.Ir..r.r.ly dntrmincd. The track Wiii con
.,.fe r.s ilr ,ow-pth q ihe canal. irs-ing
.tna0r fhe BriGce-slrcct Yiaduf ana
under rhc ard bridge a The Norfolk and
Nr.ffrr rod. lad crossing tac Nir-inia
sNl.s.gd trek at thc southern eud 81
or -a bridge. Tie company b. had
...... ~ e iocai.ng q route. BEAi VOW.
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BRUNSWICK COUNTY.
f-3oY AMONGST TIE COLOKED i'K@fIE--
CROP. AND POLITICS.

lllNF@ AMI Ftlllit~s
w4QrA, VA. February 10. 1872.
I Editor ~ ne Dispatch:
fs county j. thoroughly alarmed iy
a urryaience d confurni smallpox IN
r.. wort form. The disease j., - vet. con-
md exclusively 20 the coiorcd population.
.na {. making lad havoc among them.
I. once Tie Brunswick darky j. IN actual
Ter s being called home, " and. a. q ~
-uU To- night urayer-mcetings. the perni-
s..l- gatherings known =. society
u-ule.,n and AL other public meetings
pod s--smblies have been discontinued and
81 trolling from pi1ce 30 Place stopped.
Bio flt hospital established i'y MessT>.
UHue. y lls0n. and Tucker. ihrss Justice.
si tia 1Ed % Mr.. Coleman, IN the north
..tr.u portion q tie county, there
VS. thirteen cas.s. II whom several
lal r4.--d 70 the sunny Shore Of eternity.
a. .iew & the cTisi. which would mol per-
if th.fu % await fhe session Of the County
/. 1850. ,he abOYe-named Board Of Magis-
passes appointed q physician "a yacCinate
3 i9-. Vito were unable 20 pay n the col II
q psn.lc. Iliis wa q stretch 81 author
D f. oi course. hui il -eeiB, justified by ihe
d iefas.es o. the ca.e. II d hard 10 obtain
a De- f.rris necessary 20 FacciuaiC 0ur-eiycs.
"a pp. sions 20 d.. Lewis Whrai. vaccine
= <, a'. lave resulted only in procuring the
~ i.lm.i.0E that the Legislature bas inside
D preparation for the purchase Of virus,
o. 1s unable % supply us with i. A.
= lail-flx !, not ~ simO~ phsTlc c0niagi0n
~ do noi -oe reason for being alarmed. a.
81 e.. WHO avoid ooniac, with II are in DC
u l.,T; till the average darky turns ON
- Zee Dad and conceais himself IN the
d .br. WHEN be notices the approach q a
- rsucl-.
I'D oni.nued spell. OF lad weather have great
~ n,aried the farming operations in thu
~ sn. A. soon a. -now disappezTs rain
" lsNs and Ne can only sec tsse sun a. odd
ID az. but the fsEIning fraternity -re
~ snaliy struggling against the adveTse
~ saibsr. and soine have succeeded IN
II aIfg -Dme Roadway with their preIo-
Hkilons io- Tie coming crop. Many speak
~ rll.inc ihe celebrated White hurley 90
b. i,ui mSsi II IA are "too poor 70 ~
n, iint ~. a failure In a crop would IN
~ he min Of the man Who fails. and
n had +" better IL siln and resi :han ri.s
wrril. noe 10 iali.''
#Thf political market ], quie'. though
H.eff - here, a elsewhere. The nslla
a.. 8 patriotic ReAdiusitss -qusbblinl
zesid rr.rrelling over the Office 20 i'e givef
90 ~ n, faithful. The superintendent a
~ n1.r -ssools being marked for de-iriic
III oi. % animstcd contest j. being wage
m. ps,-.;ion. The Judicial chair 90 =
ied iu 1855 has excited ti1e ambition
.-rer.l u those who izfs0red 10 "saF'
r1anlry." They ~e tbe mantle
- towering 10 the air. and arr -srsfn
"a 10 -s3ze Il when Il falls. Otm Deer'
rt.enlaliye Is daily besieged with letter
otn oifsos-hungry patriots euircsiing hs
aaeure u their behalf. How much In
ar worthy dt~c~ndeni u Ham la
eer fioaersl Malone and the party ] ean
.sr isu.FDep.
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TELEGRAPHC NEWS
TO THE nrsrArcH FROM ALL POINTS.

VI ashinssss News and Gossip Providing
saGieirnf Com p.nsasien Tor Carrying OCEAN
sn.ls-Thc Tennessee nebs Settlement De-
cIarcd Null ana Unconstitutional by the
supreme Csar-Drsrnctive Fised in the
Trinidad Riser--A .Nurdsrer's Aoauittai
Protested Assisst- Lsaisiana's Treasurer
RESTRAINED FROM Investing Accumulated
Interest yIsii.Bazs Captured and Rihed In
West Sirzinia.-The Reported Dessiiution
in Serth f.suIsiapa Deuied--smsIi-Pox In
Brunswick Csunty-Tbe Tammany Chief
20 yE.it the south for Mi. Heaith-f o.ton-
supply OF the Werid.
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Funding Act Unconstitutional.

NASHVILLE. TEyN.. February ia spe-
cial saws the supreme Court bss decided
that The funding act l. unconstitutional.
The opinion ~ the Supreme Couri de-
elarcs Invalid and unconstitutional the al
d Anil. 1851. 10 compromise the bonded
indebtedness 81 Tennessee ~ par md
per cont. interest: coupons receivable for
taxes. Two 81 the fgo iudgcs-Ewing and
Deaderirk dissent from th. deci.i0n. Re-
viewing tie suit. Judge Turney, in deliy-
eriug liz opinion. aid one 81 the Circuit
judge RI the state had granted iilt en-
Joining The Board. On il hearing ihe
Chancellor. on hi- own motion. dis
missed ilie bin md complaint. and the
taxpayer. appealed. The argument that
The iaS-Tayer j. bound By honor and word.
30 pay uudCr The existing iaw The debt ana
q per cent. interest. and Therefore can eJis-
tain no injury from c0nWi.i0n 20 pay
bali that interest. and Therefore ought
DOt % complfiu. cannot avail with
tic courts. The debtor mar a-k The
Intervention of The courts 10 prevent
fhc enforcement IN part ~ the agree
me1f 90 pav ~ well ~ the whole. II
when TIE aci !. g complete or executed c1l-
tract. and ), being directly enforced. The
taxpayer NAV rrsisi II. there ]. no good
reason why De may not strike il Il The
Threshold and destroy Is half-eToNn
life. The legislature j. the creature 4
The Constitution. and cannot rise above
a.. and when the law-making power
yiolaie- he Constitution. H. aci Is 2 nul-
lily. aud. being nulliiy. !. not authority
of the state. The Constitution j. the work
% the people. and can only BE- changed by
The people. The funding act being uncon-
siiiuiional. ili- suit against the ofiioer-
brought into being by Il !. not q unit
against thc officer, Of the state, bui j. q
suit against citizens attempting 20 commit
a wrong. ana NAV be- maintained.
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Brief Meas Items.

Two new case. and one death from
smallpox We're reported in Baltimore on
Fnday.
Mr.. John Wilson, ihe acton. q The Maili-
sOn-Sqllare Theatre, New YORK. died on
Friday.
The labor troubles 81 the coiton-pres,c.
II Ncw Orleans have ended. and all the
pre..e. are working. with full force Of
killed laborer.
The FIRE commissioners 81 Boston have
ordered rope fiTo-e-capes placed oll every
workshop or mandatory Ia which I've OF
more persons are employed above lbc ,ec-
ond story.
The roof q the Infercoloniai railway caT-
he'd, Il =. John. y. b., 50 By % feel, Wa
crushed In Oh Friday iast l,y TIE MAJ Of
now upon Il. Nine carr were demolished.
The estimaied lOs- j. $4,000.
The Irish societies Of Boston laa Friday
might voted not % parade on =. Pairicks
day, blIi 70 invite some prominent gentle
man 10 deliver lecture on the sunday fol-
lowing. and 70 devote the proceeds thereof
70 the benefit oi Irish sufferer.
William Plummer died al the aimshouse,
Cumberland. Ma, on Friday aged over
eighty ycars. There was about $4,000 Of
graveyard insurance on his life taken Dui
bv SPECTATORS. The iasuTxnoe. however.
was hefTi e;ihsr n exploded companies or
has not been tsid ur, 40 TINT II !. under
-toOd 10 De worthless.
Al a recent meeting Of the Philadelpilla
Committee % One Hundred Il wa reported
ihzs since February -, 1851, The committee
had. in its endezyors TO prevent eieriion
( frauds. taken action ia IS cases. II hid 80
cured convictions in T. ease: Is are fugi-
tiyss from j3sticr. and indictments re-
main 70 DE tried.
The city ii Adrian. Mich, j. IN stale
Z II gresf excitement over the discovery IS
the seemingly unauthorized negotiating al
$4,000 worth u bonds by the mayor oi
the eitv-Thosnss j. Nayin-who. il j. AZ
legged by New York parties, negotiated the
bonds and drew meney on them. N3fin
kss abscOnded.
Two infants died In New YoTl, on FRI
dzy from smallpox. The parents Of both
are taiiorr. and reside in teDement-hOuss..
Al both houses iBe clothing prepared foI
delivery WA seized. and viii be thorough
" disinIoeted. In one Of TIT house ~
hundred fairs % irow-srs were discovered
Ten new c@Se> 81 smallpox were also r.
ported on Friday.
The President IA. pardoned Evan Rice
who was serving OUT i've ya&rs term :"
imprisonment in the New Castle fDesawarr
lsil Rice was formerly cashier in iss'
Wilmington and Brandywine Bank q
Wilmington. and a deiaieatson 81 sSo.Of
wa discovered against him. Ten is'ces-sn'
Dollar Of the defalcsison ass made mp b.
lils sUrcsits.
Professor John ". Klein, Of Hartford
Ky. writes TO the Louisville CoNrier-sJoa,r
s.al 70 announces that another comet VIII az
pear during The latter pam a February y
the northern heavens. near the con.ieiss
ton IRA MaieF. Professor Klein II nf,
predicted that II would appear early .
! March. but from later observations he thfns
Il Hili mkLe ia appearance "dufrng ~
dark o. tist moon" IL the present meath