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iwrratts & PROPRIETORS -
At TwO Dollars per :gear fi.Advalice: , : •
TO aDVERTISERS:—Tito Dogoon.a.t. ae an adv,er
;long medLUrt► - ;fs unsurpassed ;in thie section :It
reacher the Farmer, 'Mechanic, and busitfess rano.: Its
circulation is constant'}' increasing. awl its advertisirg
rates reas.onable. Hates will be rlven at our oilice-or.
bxicill, Advertising contracts - payable qttarte:rly. --
I.O4f,RINTING:-.our office Is supplied with four
rse,l\4l.ortz
n ri g presses, toge th er with :: large variety of type:
border fancy inks, etc.. with which we are prepared
to do wt, •In the best style and at prieets rower Wall
an y camas
In any section. Sampli!s"'showtfand
estimates c heerfully given at our Sallee.. Work order
ed by mail willreceive prompt attention.
V.' C.' . OICUSEIL
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ATTORN EYS.
ITTLES 'AVD .BL AF,AIMST :Arr.
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torseys st Law, Mootrose..Fs ! () Moe opposite
the Tarbell Itortae.
n trine,Oct.ls, lB7B .
- CI. LOTT, ATTORNEY AT LA.W,
. Montrose., Pa. Ofilce on Public Ave., second
door above asnocan Office.
Montrue, Mach' 28 . /KO.
SCOVILL AND DEWITT,' ATTUR
neys a t ,Law and Solicitor* in ifiltikru,ptcy:Ofilte
N 0.49 Court Street, over City National Bank, Man
ual:am:l. N.Y. . • _ ; War.ll.Scovux,
JnnelBth 487 8 : , thßeatit DZWVT4r;
ED6AR A. TU.AREINT.. -
COUNSZLLOR AT LAWS.
, No. VW Broadway, New York City.
bray 12. '7s.—(lreb.ll. 1874.:4 -
O. .
WARREN, ATTORNEY A,T.
A• Law, Bounty, Bier rey,4 Pettedct n and E x _
emlnon Claim attended to.'. Office gro oor
below Bo7d'e Store, Min trose.Pa. [Aug. 1,'69.]
W M. A. CROSSMON, ATTORNEY
at Law. Office over the tint -Nation
Bank, Montrose,Pa. W. A. CROEfiSMON.
31 on tro ee, A tiril t 9; 1876.—tf, •
- -
D. LUSK, Attorney. and - Conn-
VV • eellor at. Law, Montrose; Ps.. Office on
Public Avenue. • . : .
Montro.ie, Dee. 13,18765 , 1.
T B. & A. H. McCOLIX.M; AT=
0 • torneysat Lavi. • Office over W. IL Cooper
CO I E. Bdrik.:X(*trOttC.:Va..
,*aY 10, 187/..77411„
•
U NEIL. ATTOR.NEY.- AT.
F:d • Law. Office ..over M. 'A, Lyon's Drag Sbire,
Brick Block. 'Montrose, Pa. [ June 9, ?Z.—tn. --
DW.: SEART , E, ATTORNEY AT
• Law, offiee' over the Store of
inthe Brick Block ;Montrose_ Pa: tpg. 1,
PHYSICIANS.
jiR. W. L. RICHARDSON,
elan and Surgeon. tenders hi 'professional ser
vicep to thecitizens. °Montrose and 'vicinity. Office
at his rcsideree, on the corner east of the Foun
dry. 'f Aug, . 1 1869.
V 11 SNYDER AL D, 110111E0-
x:4 a • pathic Physician mad Surgeon., hai.4PERMA
NENTLY LOCATED..iu New Milford, Pa. Office at
the Union Hotel. _ - , .
Aug ;13,1576.-tf
DEN'T'ISTS.`
S. POTTER DENTIST , WISHES
A-4 • to inform the people, of Montrose and Vicinity,
that he is permanently located, in the second story of E.
P. Stamp's new building,; opposite.C,oopeestE34. All
kinds of Dental Work done in the best manner. •
'N.B.—Nitrous• Oxideaughing Gass, - given for the
painless extraction of te e th.
Montrose, April sth, 1646.—if
DR. W. W. SKITH,,, DENTIST.
Rooms at hls d ve ling, next door ndrth of Dr.
Halsey's, on Old Foundry street, where-he would be
happy to see all those in want of Dental 'Work . . He
feels - confident that he can ple'tse all, both in quality of
work and in price. Office hours from 9 A. X. to 4 P. x.
Montrose. Feb.•ll, 1874—tt • ' • •
' DRUGGISTS.
. . .
A. LYON,SUCCESSOR TO
• Abel 'Farrell, dealer in Drugs. Medicines,
Chemicals, Paints, Oils,' Dye-stuffs, Teas, Spices,
Fancy Goods, Jewelry, Perfumery,-.&c. •
Montrose. May 19.1875. - • '
pAGLP, DRUG- STORE -IS THE
-La place to get Drugs and 3tedcines,4ll.eani, To
bacco,Pipes, Pocket-Books, Spectales,lranket NO
tions. &c. Brick Block , A. D, BURNS,,,
bientrose, Pa., May sth, 1575. - • ." •
HOTELS:
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VALLEY' HO USE GREAT BEND
T
Pa. Situated near the Erie Railway Depot: 77
Is a large anti commodious house.. Has undergone a
thorough repair. - Newly famished rooms atcd.sleep
inapartments,spieudidtables.andall t tying. s compris
ing a fit st class hotel, HENRY .A.CRE . RT,'
Sept.loth.lB73.-tf. , Peoprietor.
PXCHANGt .tI6TEL. V '3l. J.l HAR,
rington wishes to informlittepablic ving
rented the Exchange Hotel in Montrose, he is how
prepared to accommodate the .tralreling
:g;rlil:c in
first-elass style. • "
Montrose, Ang.28,1873.
MEAT !MARKETS. -
MoNTROSE MEAT - . :..MA,RKET;
. .
Pahlic Avenue: First-class meats always on
hued tit reasonable Niece. Sausagze,:PoullVy. it in
Ekersnri. The patronage &tribe public Is respectfully so-
Lc
• WALLACE HEWITT.
MoLtrose, Jim.l,lBll.
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Ng Engineer, Ilartir*Pk t , , •(.zatve3f - thg "and , r
tingpror9tly aud aceniately done
%; . ALSO —Aby other
Engweerkug work eolieited.
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'• P.. ~.Addrem, Franklib FOrks,
Sti.sque,h4rtnareo„Pa.
PRINTING' - •
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CHEAP, : -- -it'- ' ' '-'
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Qua: P.LITTLS,
li„ Summar.
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VOL. 34.
§(,, , r itoL,i.b.ie.NE,o7j,,:,s , :,c,!A_Rps:
A W. COOLEY, BUILDER,
, STILL ON THE ,TRACK
Every . style of buildings •erected, and, everything
tarnished, at 011iATLT ,REDUCED PAICEti. , Contracts
Cheerfully furnished.. Stair building a spedialty. None
lint experienced workmen tolerated. jan.20,"15.
Montrose. March 22, 18 . 16.-3yl •
TT BURKETT,: DEALER IN STA"-
• pie and Fancy Drs Goods, Crockery, Hard
ware. Iton, Stoves, Drugs. Oils,. and Paints, Bouts
and Shoes, Hats and Caps, Pars, Buffalo Robes, Gro
ceries;ProvisionFt &c.
NOWlitlit . pid.Pa.,Nov 6, "12-41.
A. TAYLOR will bneafter tnrnisli
- TT I to the people of %Montrose and
vicinity. Raw, Baked or Clam Soup. Also, Ice Cream
on hand at ill times. Dining rooms over C. Bacon's
store, south Vain Street. •
Jan.lo, 1877. . - A. TAYLOR,.
W B. DEAN-; -DEALER IN
V V • Books. -Stationery, Wall Paper, Newspa
pers, Pocket Cutlery, Stereoscopic Views, Yankee
Notions, etc. Next door to , the Post Office, Montrose,
Pa. . ' - W. B. BEANS..
Bept.Bo, 1574. •
RILLIN GS pS,TROUD3 FIRE AND
A- 0 Life Insurance Agent; - Atl business -attended to
promptly. on fair terms. Office drat door east of the
bank of- Wm. H. Cooper & Co., Monty:me, Pa.
Jan. 1, 1877. BILLINGS STriOITD.
jOHN GROVES,: FASHION - ABLE
Tailor, Montrose, Pa. Shop over' ()handler's
Store. Ali orders filled in first-class style. Cutting
done to order on short notice, and warranted to fit.
Montrose. June 30.'75. -
FT. PURDY. MANUFACTURER
• of wagons of all kinds. AlsO makes a specialty
of wood work fOrrcalei RepairS promptly =attendea to:
Uses only best stock, and aims to make only first-class
work. . [april 26,1876.1
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LOMS. KNOLL, SHAVING AND.
hair Dressing. Sho p in Searles new building,
below 'Express Office, where he will he found ready
to attend all who may want anything In hie line.
Montrose -Pa .Oct. 13, 4869. - -
EW MILFORD MACHINE SHOP.
1.1 All kinds of machinery made, or furnished to or.'
der. Repairing promptly attended to;
,
;TIMID'S SHULTZ..
New Milford,MaY 17.1 8 76.--/Y.
E FFE RS ON GRIFFIS DEALER I -
Hard Ware, Iron, Nails, liouseturnishing Good ,
Groceries and Provisions,- Wood, Stone, Jappaned an
Pressed Tin Ware, &c., &c. march 15, '76.
SAMPLE, SAFES.---PARRELL 4. ob.
K- 1 ("Terrines pate:rit) consf aiitly en hand. •
, 131.1.,LLNGS STROUD.
,ISiontrose, Feb. 2,3, 1511.-1 y - •
w W. SMITH., CABINET AND
V • Chair Mauctfacturera. leoct”i Mainetreet,
Montrose, Pa. • tang. 1..1869.j
BA.A.NKING.
BANKING H.OUSF,
MONTROSE; PA.
GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS DONE.
COLLECTIONS MADE ON ALL
POINTS AND PROMPTLY ACCOUN
TED FOR AS . TTERETOFORE. .
Domestic and Foreign`'Exchange for sale.
United States and other, Bonds bought
• and sold. Coupons •and City And
County Bank Checks cashed:
OCEAN STEAMER (PASSAGE. TICK"
ETS TO AND FROM EUROPE.
ANTTREST ALLOWED - on special time
j •
Deposits, as per. agreement..
In the, future; as in the, past, we shall e,ndeav-
Or to transact all money bu'siness to the satis
action of onr patrons and correspondents.
- WM. Hi CO6PIEK & CO.,
Montrose; MaretL,lo, '75.=-tf. Bankers. '
TTAIRST NATIONA:L BANK
nacv22.t-rcuse.
CASH CAPITAL .6100,000.
r:IMIVXCIAII73M7C3,-'
To their new. tommodions
. 7 Pablie Avenue: -
ets the businetti , of
3.rEitp ANTS,s FAI:3iLItS
And Otnoila.‘ , •
. , WM. J. TUIIRELL. P.nreinnicr:
G.,B„ELI)ItED CASHIER.. '
Montio . ke.:3lsireli 2538764:
TIRMcRINO:
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WHAT SHALL THE HARVEST
Death glutted the hafigman's appetite
last Tiiursdny by the execution of eleven
men in the. mining regions.: Hugh Mc=
Geehan, James . Boyle, James Carrpll,
James Roarier and Thomas 'Duffy gave
their lives at Pottsrlkir) atonement for
the murder* of Betiinigin - F. Yost. 'of
Schuylkill, and Thomas :'Mtinjey died.
with them for the miirder of Thomas
Sanger; of the same county. Michael J.
Doyie, Edward Kelly and Alexander
Campbell were executed at - Antiok Chunk
for the murder ,of johm,. JOties,. and
John Donahue,pophlarly'known as-4Yel
kw 'Jack," shared their -terrible - fate for
the murder of Morgan - -Powell.: In
'Wilkesbarrt;- Andrew innalian - was
hung for the - murder Of. John' -Reiley.—
The jails of the three great anthracite
iunties; where 'there . has, to n& been or
ganizE..d crime under - lhe -- guiie of pro-.
tecting labor, have - - all United voice
taught to the' turbulent, elements'Which
are embraced =in the mixed` Copulation of
those regions, thatithe laW 'hat finally as
serted-tte 'majesty,and:lllat;" henceforth
the murderer shall die.
'The thoughtful turn, froin
the painful_ story of_ eleven _simultaneous
capital executions in achristiaucommu
nity and ask . himself-4-what good shall
be gathered!, from this mon u
meant of the vengence' . .of , the ? The
men wlio'-expiated _their horrible 'crimes
on the gibbet, were,not to'their
deeds by itidivid,tiar iebeoderts , nor by
'the love of gain. Betiieen" the marder
ers and theii'vietims there Were no feuds
- that ignorance or' brAtality 'Or the sensi
tiyeness of , •unavenged -wrongs could
make culminate in the takipg of human
life, Some were mere - hired Instruments,
who bargained' their own live:s, away and
staiped their souls with :their brother's
blood for a price that would not cornpf..!l
- even a characterless man for
,alpegy
lareeuy. Others 'were--;:the appointed
Murderers of an - organizatiqn that gri3w
in lawlessness and 'desperation until it
deemed niurdt.r a legitimate _employment
When one who offended its prejudices or
interests crossed its: path ; and others,
older in exhale,. took life; apparently be
cause it 'gratified, their brutal instincts to
do so". _lniVain do we scan the history of
alt the eritliiillAWV/h0 died Thiarsday; to
find any of the ordinary causes which
Jisually. breed Murder in . civilized society,
*and
_tie impressive fact Stares' tie,' in the
face, ithat -we have in. Pennsylvania &
powirful elithent •that would make the
right to, kill any relia, or imaginary foe
,one of :its'accepted castoms.
~ _ •
ck p ,
And Whence" ; comes this 'strange, ex•
tion to the peace-lOvi!ng, and law-abiding
people 'who mould the type and: tone,of
society in' otir commonwealth -? 'lt is ,not '
~ .
- wholly the creation- -of. a; foreign ; :race -' 7 ,
:although; - conceived and - lost...led wholly
by an alien clasa-f--lor no, foreign 'element
'could seek , Our. soil ,and become stihj-ct
to our - lawS with any,such parpose, Our,
traditions, our predominent sense of jus
tice, our sacred regard for; life , and for,
the suprimady. of liii;all forbid any
mad dream of the wildest dreamer who'
,
lands on out hospitable'shoreii 'The Ma
r terlal came in the dregs. of- the pnpulii-
tiot of the ',.01d World;, but., -
it_required.
the architect. lindbnilaer-to 'rear,this,hid
eons ' structure of demoralization::aod.
death, They came in -Jr mean' numbers
tor,in flate:ie. pride, fp : in
i li;gi;ify:the,POW-:
er, to inflarn the prejudicesand to tempt
ignorant in i info ' unmeasured • -license,.
by the flattery and i'MPO:rtunities.<4,those i
who Made r _laivless - neis__Oe:stenping-sfone i
over WhiOlf to olimbinto,povier. - . Who !
does not know that this band of 'murder='
ers,:with-•its ' hundredv - of -. blind adlier-:, '
`ea - Wont - 4de of the oiganization', Proper;-.''
has beeii an article of PolitiCaticonitnerce
'for yeatipaSt,?:.'lt`‘,Catf'.9ointli-Qiiolifi
a-1
c vi - Ctories. far ~, I ?eydirl the iftibiher of
its murders, large as its death. list - has
grown ;,aid.it kak ,, heen''-either'in actual
frateiti tY,f or ' delnd44: . ;„' into' the': belief
that it *.la - r . in gpeoi.4l facror,'- With ::those .
"higNot - i,n fintllolo litkoto.tilii --•-kl44lY
shield its Memlygrp 'f,,rotii2all 'per il ;-`'lli tis'
for-mapy,•years , .it - has kien ' , l)art , 'o , l - tir
the , POliticai-- market plaoes i and _it - ,not
_only:controlled• at ' izit3al' % chlitii4itit ., *
:8041iiitl'inil lAitiiioo ; qliiierACtii4feve(l : ,
tivitit'Voiild 'etle6t:".4:46feit.siiiaVatlf
_ ,
. 1 1
BE?
;fr.V
„
datei'in'the desperate and:: : often' doubt= ,
ful. strugglee-it s ie had. could turn
back along whole 'hlOtt:ed, histOri.j9:lll'
note that. its murders, were unavenge4
and' ,- that its favorites 'could . , command
immunity .'from' :11unishment: even-' . if
brought. tO the' bar 'Of justice. - 'ls it won
deka!, therefore _with all `partieli
worshiping at ita crimsoned throne, and
with , expectants,- . of all grades its .-obedi-,
ent servarits,-it -fluntits boaited omnipo,
tenon, into , the. very • face of ' the law; and
smote its foes with bludgeon and bullet
,
tp
centeinpt Oports and statutes and
prieons and the,: jibbet The..crii*s
which were expiated by. the execution of
eleven desperate outlaws; were nett wholly
their criMes, forthere'have been broil',
ty fellOwship.With.them.scores of Men in
the-state, of both - high and low'degree,
who have strengthened , tinr..o6-Se
and nerved the arm- Of those who Eitruck
, ,
the blow. Before the law, the ignorant
.
Mollie, Maguiree had to stand'in thena-,
kidneSs of their revolting - Offenses, but
at the bar, - of enlightened public Opinfori.
•
and at the. bar of -the ,Great Judge of all.
the living, - the men,= who tempted the ig-.
norantdeade of death,' must answer
the !'inexorable` suinmons of unfettered
justice.
• The harvest of -the, avenging' stieep of
life,for life is yet to be estimated, and we
fear that - the friends :of law and order in
Carbon and Luzerne 'have
;.sown tears when they , Shonld have jeal
-Orisly- and resolutely guarded the fields
they- , .have just fall6.Wed':in :retribution:.
There' tyai - ,4.1 - popular tremblingoa every
haneWhen, responsibility' was to 'Vi
sumed,in the administration
_Of justice,
that was net only visible.' to the world
but - couldinot . have escaped the notice, of
those WhO Would' 'restore - the' reign. ~o f
crime - to 'avenge their' strangled:comrades,
The Snake has' been icotched,,nOtkilled;
the stronglines of the banded criminals
have'been shattered,.not broken, and , up;
on Aber better :citizens will' , now depend.
the future peace and safety' . of the cOm- -
munity. There are faithful judges to'
enforce. the laws against the effenderi,
and if fearless public . ' sentiment shall
hurl the perjurer- from. the.witness and
jurY boxes, make common cause,against
all candidates who Seek the favor of crigi 7
inals, and Make, even the ... tolerance of,
wrong-doing an unpardonable fault
the - ambitions, tranquility th society and
protectivi to property, and life'will be re
stored to that long dietiirbed and demoy7,.
alized, section. - The good ,peapie of
Schuylkill,Carbon andLuzerne.can-fash
•
ion the result of - the ''horrible pageant of-
Th ursday' according ' 'theik” Will.' They
, - ,
can Make it the: harbinger o , f ..law; - and'
order,, or the 'fountain of ,con tin ued Apa 7
cord and death. The ; law has well per
formed' its duty, as - the sad - funeral pro;
ceisioils, bearing' unhallowed _ dust to dis
will abandently testify;,'
and_as public OPinion' shall_show
rude furrows of the law,' 80-#4 l ilie hat!:
vest lie.--Plad a .• : '
D.r ki'lPii* :T4 i*:_r4i.s.
--, . A,3lliew - df lehiale ,- , reporter . - of the...114:k
Ydtki:Griiiihid:latOr niade: - tippiteatien , til .
at b 6: v4ti:ohs 'illyotde . :.lo.leol:--:ofthilk , eity..:
for 'fif . eeiieritftiif l'iiiiii• het iiisbind. :ife . :i
• -
~.st4 t ement of -- the-. results .- - 4fforili- - ari'''e.t-
Celleht _ illustration ;the,-.Cit' , .,-:eitent ih . the.
-- - . - in, -- -- - •- . ----- • - - , - •
Liniqciity,
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..whio - -. : '-: : t ‘ heqe7 , - ,:;: hlattittph hit
brq4ets.,lite:. y elk,g4geil:;,.- - ,She:s4iifOt4e4:iihe .
l'Of f -,l,the,tlivptee , ll4wyetei, thAtiji-he)44 : qm,
egtse , ,,of ~co in 01,4 against ; :-her h4i-bfi-44,; - -
tlll4-he- was ' flOthfur;; : atid :in ciliten4 • aiid
i th iii' he f- 'p lily I teiiidri - ',f6i ::d eiiiiih i t 4'o"..t)eta'.2 -
iiM'.' , iiii 04!, - jEitii;i::bita:-:..1.466i0;' 7 tift.:4 of
'-.rilittiixt)c.)hlat.,)ife.:,::The_: "lawyer" .itayi4'e,a.:
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The ph iladelphiri Tokfril.ph;(47epubh
eau) ,
heen active in assailing tne .Pailooratie
gathering in New:-li r s#74. l 10040014
the sminhes gessre..Tildee and
drieks.:;. The extract:loß! the
article has thin in initfor in
'llotti Mr. Ttldetf., - and Hendricks
coOduoted tlie ! nseooo, ierfe6,t` dig.
nity and propriety. during, the 'progress of;
tile contest, and - -`aftee-tha °oaten was •
ifecided.„they held their peace . until noyv
nearlyfour months after -their=rivahitava
.
beenoccupying . tbe;.:-places t o which
believedthey .were The, : time
and place `tor '`
tlfeti,:lOgnione
were well Cricosen;and the language used
by both ' gentlemen—w dignitiett in,tone
and: yras,pregnant' in meauirit Neither .
Ml : .;tilden nor .iiendricks ;nutiertook.to ,
criticise Mr. liayetf, hut both; by itriplica; ,
tion at least, got - him. Credit for his ef- - r:
forts 'to worthily administer the duties of
the high office which 'he holds, but also
laid 'treat stress - :UpOn - the - fact' that if .
_even : one - or more Presidential election
it dOoided in
.I.liiiiii . iii 6 et: ' s tht(''th4ltii,
wae, - or.f the citizens of the ISuiony
through auy, influence, permit thenifielreS
.to be l beguiled or cozenedinto, extenuat
ing-tuch frauds as . were almost. Cerlainll
- by at-least two ofi,the-.Return
ing 13eards, the ruin of the,,Republican
system ofgovernment ms only_a question
of time, and of 'a very brief For
instance; let thor4e who were; -disposed , '
last Tebruary, to regard with compliCency,,
if' not with positive favor the performan
ces of the Floridtkand Lotiisiana Returd-
Boards, for the reason that they were
likely : to cause the seating of, Mr.,Hayes ;\
the Presidential, chair, reflects upon \
the facts 'that the 'state Governments of
Florida . and Louisiana' are now the:
handk r of the .Dernbcrati, that it 'the fu r "
tare any wrong doing on the part Of the, : ,
Returning Boards will assuredly .not. be
for , the promotion of Republican inieriets;
'and they ( will - be'ahle to read tii• speeches'
ruat}e by Messrs: `'Tilden. .and Hendricks
with' a' keen ei appreciationof - their Strong'
paints than they, wi
.il. if they , view them,
merely - as ythe utterances of a. Couple of,
d .sappoin tett office 'seekers . who are bent
on - ventilating their grievances in season: -
and Out of season:' •
Mr.,Frank Reamia steps down froin,
his.positioin as - Luierne'sfavorite son ant
during the next four years he will serve
the' State in prison. Last'December
Bearnish, was convicted on an indict.
•
for forging tax duplicates while acting as
tax receiver for the. the Fourth school
district.' For -several - months after his
conviction he dodged the. officials-and did
not .receive 'his sentence. - .Giving him
self
_up, a few weeks, ago, 'he was . .
held , in jail- while the Judge man ifested
no-haste-to pass sentence. bleantun.e, an
cent was made to relieve. Beamish the
crime by some parties who hasdlien
:employed, by him; 'they
. havinebOnfessed
the,perpetration of the deed'N9th*hieh
he ; vias. charged,. Tbii does' not seem to
have held. owever, and, sa.
`Betani.sh goei tojaitfor thelerm of four
::"
the Ageof . l' makes the poini - thid
iudpstries am., needed in,: thia ..country.-
,
which'', will employ more. machio ery,
and it'inggests the beet root sugar Nisi.
neei' as - One 'that will do thii, in.
dtiatr'y is one`that can be Carried _
.onin_
everyelate , in the Union. 'Wqe
natt4alized here ~'as. it oan be readily it,
certainly-siould, benefit the iron :trade
*materially iri the', way.'indicated..lt=would ho `
„ .
116 a *vast', adountof Aadditionat,
r itce: 'fiiiyhi6pt, of
s66,6o6,ooo,to:,othey,,:9oupikie4fof:sugax
and would make woik.:lt,i,l4icio i o,;,,A Vas
ardy4 :nun - tiiidenriph a great;corps of
new - sugar pa'odiitera':and defoliants.
'is . ziY~~sliut}le'tliat fibs:liiift`tc...k..,S.tatet
'There is rooriiifor..both the-h.,.et
Agustts; '6ol.liitutiohtzlist4Asys that::
thb v txora
peaphy of - phitilestiiis, 4 ., 'suggests an
igqu as'tqi.l4
oft. city' rs 25 On
tqa ,
ivhite ileaths'-.4yere- 1,f19.tt- Give' .:
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