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The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1847-09-04

The statistics Of ship building IN the United
States present some curious facts One, ana an
almost unaccountable one, is that i'm about thirty
years, during which time the country mas been
in state Of unexampled growth and prosperity.
snip building has not materially increased.
The number Of vessels built Is but little great.
er; but the tonnage has increased in a slow
measure.
The following are par, Of the statistics Of ti,.s
interesting branch of commerce.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1847-09-04

Scores BANKING IN THE UNITED SrArrss-
We real in the New York correspondence of
the Union that a new bank, TO be called the
Bowery Bank, was TO have gone into opersiioa
on the 10Th inst. with a capital of $4,000 di-
viied into shares Of SIS each. This Institution
will probably adopt a new principle ia banking,
which the writer thinhs must become very pop
ular. II is TO allow interest on deposits remain
ing in bank longer than thirty days This II
partially the Scotch system. and there appears
10 he no valid reason, say. the Unions cores
pondent. why that system should not De fully
carried out in an institution like the one In
question, intended TO facilitate business Ia small
transactions. When a note is now discounted
at bank. two endorsements, or collateral sscur-
ity for the single transaction, Is required, and
this, among large merchants and spectators, Is
probably the most convenient, but where .
shop keeper has a regular business. and Knows
pretty nearly what his requirements are, the
scotch plan is not only the most convenient, but
the most economical, viz: he gives security to
| a certain amount, to the extent Of which he has
an open credit. He then deposits the money he
receives every day. A running interest account
is kept, allowing him on his deposits, and eharg'
| inc him on his drafts, bringing the whole 10 a
periodical settlement. The beginning made by
the Bowery Bank, to allow shy per cent on
deposits, will doubtless be the germ Of a reform
in the mode Of doing business.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1847-09-04

War is an instrument entirely inefficient
towards redressing wrong, and multiPiles IN
stead Of indemnifying losses.-J.ts''S".
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1847-09-04
THE NOBLE GUEST WIrhIy.

There is noble guest within US. o,
let all our business be TO entertain him
honorably, and to live in celestial love
within, that will make all things without
be very contemplate in our eyes. should
rove on did not stop myself, i, falling on,
well too for that, to be hard upon the past
hours ere thought of writing. Therefore
good night is all add for whatsoever hour
it comes to your hand, believe you are as
sensible as |, that it is still night but the
comfor, is, it draws nigh towards that bright
morning that shall make amends. Your
weary fellow pilgrim.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1847-09-04

Let reason 60 before every enterprise, and
council before every action. I'D
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1847-09-04

"Whom the Lord loveth he chaste n eth /"

"Whom the Lord loveth he chasteneth"
Gods thoughts are not ours T! those whom
he calls to kingdom, he calls to suffer
ings, as the way to it. He will hav. the
heirs Of heaven know they are not at home
on earth, and that this is not them rest. He
will not have them, with the abused world,
fancy happiness here, and seek happy
life in the regions Of death. as St. Angus
tine says. The reproaches and wrongs tina,
encounter them, shall elevate their minds
often to that land Of peace and rest "where
righteousness dwells." The hard task.
master shall make them weary of Egypt
(Which otherwise probably they might com.
ply too we'll with,) and dispose them for
delireyance, and make it acslcome, which
it may be they might but coldly desire, if
they were better used -.
THE DEATH OF CHILD.
To Mr.. Lightwater, his sisters husband,
on the death Of O beloved child, Leighton
wrote as follows:
81 am glad Of your health. and of the
recovery Of your little ones; but indeed it
was sharp stroke of pen that told me
your little Johnny was dead, and felt it
truly more, than TO my remembrance did
the death Of any child in my lifetime
Sweet thing, and is he so quickly laid
asleep? Happy he Though We shall
no more have the pleasure OF his Esping
and laughing, he shall have no more the
pain Of crying, nor Of being sick, nor Of
dying, and hath wholly escaped the trouble
Of schooling and all the suferings Of boys,
and the ripper and deeper griefs Of upper
years, this poor life being all along nothing
but linked chain Of many sorrows, and
Of many deaths. Tell my dear sister she
is now so much more akin 10 the other
world, and this will be quickly passed to
us all. John is but gone an hour or two
sooner to bed, as children used TO DO, and
we are undressing to follow. And the
more We put oil the love OF the present
world and all things superfuous beforehand,
We shall have the less to do when we lie
down.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1847-09-04

dBv a Speech Delirersd in the Con-
,;an held at Danrille, Kentucky
q. R,r DAVID RIcE-l792.
(coyrNUED.)
slave is bound TO spend his life in
If his master, no one will dis,
that he is not indebted to his
is under no obligations to him, is
u How can he possibly be in.
IN, who deprives him of liberty.
and almost every thing dear to a
rrea,ure! And all he receives is
means of subsistence; and this not
NED until he has earned it; and then
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1847-10-28

PROGRESS OF THE DENTAL ART.--Dr,
Morton has returned personally TO the practical
part Of his profession, and now carries on his
dental establishment, Tin connection with his
brother-in-law, y which for the last few years has
been one of the most complete in this country, and
intends in future to devote his entire attention TO
the wants Of his numerous patients. Dr.. Morton,
although but young man, has alrsady rendered
valuable services; first, by introducing n method
of uniting gold plates with solder Of The same de-
gree of 1ineness as the gold, which prevents any
galyanic action or brassy taste in the mouth
Secondly, he was not contented to purchase his
teeth knowing that he could make but slight ap.
Proclamation towards resembling nature. when he
made use ofteelh manufactured without regard 10
the particular defect they were intended TO RENE
dy, and established tooth mandatory in con-
nexion with his dental establishment, and, with
the assistance Of DR.. C. Il. Jackson's chemical
knowledge, and the aid ofDr. N. G. Keep, aud
others knowledge Of what had been done before
in the art, struck out a mohod Of manufacturing
and setting teeth. II is metre for the teeth and
Jaw, TO enable dentists in the manufacture Of sets
Of teeth, TO determine TO a mathematical certainty
the exact shape Of the mouth in which they are TO
be placed and detect in an instant any dlscrepan-
cy in their relative position. Blu, lastly we come
to speak of his discovery of the new application
of ether. 1t is the second great contribution to
the medical art, and will place his name among
the benefactors Of our common nature, beside The
names of Jenner and Frankn.-Dr. Morion's
Office is at 10, fremont Row. Messenger.
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AGENTS FOR WRIGHT'S ATED
INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS.

c. DANA, Jr., Woodstock, o. Bailey. So. Woodstock,
Ira Angel, Brdgewa,er, A. 4. H. Wurdner, Windsor E.
N. Stocker Hartand, d. Taft Son, Tansye, bartlett
& Whtconb, Weaihers0eld, A. Gay & Co. Weatheraeld
Wooster Dowuer Sharon. +. p. Nevens, Royaon, sey-
mour & BeIknap, East Barnard, John Wilder Weston
W. Brown, Reading, ]. A. Smith. ProctorsvlIe, Jairus
JoseIyn, Plymouth j. d. Manning, Andoyer Jos IlRdley
SO Chester, Adams, Arlington Co. Ludlow Wheeler
IL Slack, plymouth, Clement a. Atherton. Brldgewater
II. w. Burke, Springfield, j. 7. Nichols, PerknsvIe, G.
Francis, Bethel, J. Smith a. Co., Bethel, NJ. Gay Co.
Windsor, briggs Pierce, Rochester, Justin Morgan
Stockhrdse, sherwn Richardson, N. Chester, LewisI
Partridge, Norwich C. S. Raymond BrdgewAter, Justin
G. Brooks. White River
r Offices devoted exclusively 10 the sale of Wright's
Indian Vegetable Pills, wholesale and retail 1853 RACE
street, Philadelphia; 25S GREENWICH st., New York,
and 1873 FREMONT ST. Boston, r3w
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1847-10-28
DIR RISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY At
THE SOUTH

One Of our agents at Athens Georgia. has sent US the
following letter with permission TO publish the same.
Truth is mighty and will prevail
Athes ,Acgust "a, 1876.
Mr. A. AleSander-Dear Sis; Having been afflicted for
more than len months Wild Chronic Inhmniion of the
Lungs-at times very severey-and having pedmany
medicines without anybut temporary relie-I purchased
about three bottles of Wistar's Basam of Wild Cherry
all the medicines had taken for that distressing
disorder. have by the repeated of this valuable
medicine been free from pressure for breath and OPP
preston on the lungs than had anticipated indeed
conceive that will he cured by continuing its Use of this
most disheartening maiedy. do cheerfuy tender
you this acknowledgement which you will use your
Judgement dictates. RODNEY BURKE.
Waynesboroush, Buckle Co. Georgia.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1847-10-28
THE News from the Army.

, edition 10 the news published in this
ks paper, we have received large
ann, If nar,icuIars and details in rela-
10 tho ,angninary battles of Moline
Ray and Chapul'epec, which i, is i'm
sibIe to transfer TO our columns. 1t is
lent, from the accounts, that the loss
he American Army was more severe in
be engagements than in any others
be the commencement of the war. A.
hg the list of killed and wounded we
the names of veteran officers, who
e on fomer occasions displayed gal
ny never surpassed, and ever, true
erican patriot must read with deep re-
the names Of these brave men, yet
be is consolation in knowing that they
in the discharge Of high trust--that
ustaining the honor and flag Of their
ntry. New England too, has received
Evere blow in the loss of Col Il. B. RAN
and We had hoped till the last mo.
lt that the rumor Of his death would
ve false. But there seems to be left
chance for hope now. as further reports
h TO confirm the sad news. Yet il he
fallen il was IN noble cause. dy-
like a patriot in the service Of a coun-
he could not dishonor and that will
credit TO his memory. We regret that
have not room TO give more of the in
y sting particulars in relation to the fall
be Mexican capital, into the hands Of
erlcan soldiers, but this we shall do in
next week.
he complete list of killed and wound
as been received, but we can give on
e names Of those belonging to the 9th
ntry or New England Regiment, to-
er with tho sum total.
Je are indebted to that excellent Daily,
Boston Times for our news.
NINTH REGIMENT INFANTRY.
lLLEp--Col Il B Ransom; Serg't
tge D Spencer; Corp'ls John Bailenau,
i Barnes; Privates Foster, Edison,
Dorset, George Ball.
Observation-Disclosures Geo W King,
fly; Prvates F Il Pike, Chas B Horse.
Clark H Green, WIN March, James
an, Patrick Connars. VIM WEIGH,
ert NJ Brown, N W King, Benjamin
bod, N G Shett, severely; VIM II
tie, H B Stone, Charles Twist, John
bton, John S Lock, Isaac Ware, A
90, w A Brown, J Moody, ] Bridges,
|uy.
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Good Advice,

y. Dana Of Maine, in his proclamation
Thanksgiving, gives the following
which it would be well for those
they may concern to heed:
not the voice Of murmurlng disturb the
Pf praise. Let party bitterness and sectari-
be silent Let moi the day be desecrated,
house of God 3roiaued, by political har-
assaults upon the Institutions of our sister
or denunciation Of the terms Of Union
US all join in general festival that anoth.
has passed, and we are still united, pros
and happy people.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1847-10-28

|n. Scots Forces.-The Union thinks
without counting Gen. Pierce's de.
nent reinforcements destined to join
ral'Scott can scarcely fall short Of
p0 troops; and this, too, independent
e two new regiments which have just
called into service. The whole col
IN the field when collected together
i this operation was rapidly advanc-
pits full maturity-wiI give him from
20 to .30,000-and nearer the last
erthan the first; and perhaps ex.
Ipp n.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1847-10-28
IMPURITIES OFTHE BLOOD.

wish to impress II particularly the minps Of those
who are troubled with impurities of the blood bad hu.
mors old ulcers and diseases brought Thy the use OF
mercury cnlomel, that this is sovereign remedy. 1t Is
well knowd TO every PHYSICIAN that Sarsaparia Ia al
most the only article that be successfully used to
root out such Diseases and when Fmixed with the pure
extract OF Tomatoes has been known cure such
es where Sarsaparia alone has had no effect This can
be accounted for from the fact that Tommaoes operate
greatly on the bowels, carrying Off all those impurities
which If allowed TO zemaln, create dangerous and incur
able diseases.
One more proof Of the efficacy of the sarsapara and
Tomato when combined
None genuine unless signed FREDERICK BRO WIN on
the wrapper.
For sale by CHARLES CHAPMAN, Druggist, Wood
stock, Vt.
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ADVERTISEMENTS.

E would call particular attention TO
lew advertisements that are continu-
|ppeariHg in the Age, especially those
JUS by our Agent, from Boston. The
ling Establishments will Of course at
attention at this season Of the year,
|eople visiting Boston will remember
ncy Hail." and such other places as
tise in country papers.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1847-10-28
BRIGHTON MARKET.
MONDAY, OCT, 1s.

AT Market. 1000 Beef Cattle aad Stores, IA
yokes Working Oxen, as Cows and Calves, 5000
Sheep and Lambs, and about $500 Swine.
BEEF CATTLE-Extra, 1856 first quality,
rs; second do, so; third do, So IS.
STORE CATTLE-Sales were noticed at 9 a
10 90 for yenrlings two year olds from Ia to $40.
WORKING OxEN-Sales made at 70, 81, and
90.
Cows AND CALvEs--Sales were made ut l6.
10, %, 26 80 and $44.
SHEEP-Sales of lots at l 75 to 8 81. Lambs
from SO 10 SO 90.
sw1NE-At wholesale, average lots, Lie; al,
retail, from to a 7c.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1847-10-28
Awful Explosion.
Destruction Of Life and Property

Cincinnati, Oct. $40 l-2P. NJ.
ing a violent thunder storm at the city Of
lie. Tennessee, on Tuesday evening last,
WIDER Magazine at that place was struck by
,g, causing an awful explosion, which shook
y as by an earthquake, and spread dismay,
;,ion and death on all sides. About ono
d houses were destroyed and many lives
lea dead bodies have already been discov-
|nong The sad ruins. The dwelling of Nh
p was torn to pieces, his family badly in
nd one young lady killed.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1847-10-28

unlrs in idvOr OF this medicine.
=, Cambridge, W., Sept. lat, ls47
Mr. NJ. WIRES, Pear Sir :.
Having been great sufferer rom that torture
OF the human race, Dyspepsia, aid having last found
relief feel desirous that others suffering land there ar,
thousands) should know the means by which was surei
Until about year since had suffered much from Hear.
burn, Headache and Dizziness, so much So that was
confined 10 my house the most Of the time. The TODD
which ate distressed me- md in istt life hscamp nnns,
burden was totally unable to attend to the slightest
du'ies required OF me, so great was my debility HaS-
ing tried all remedies recommended and advertised ibr
the cure OF my complaint, visited the springs which are
40 highly recommended, and taken The ndsice OF Physi-
clans without getting relief, gave up all hopes ui ever
ENJOY good health again in fact my Physicians rnhk
y told me that they could do nothing for me. Al thi.
time my sufegs were cry great; all hopes Of ever bc
ing made comfortable Ind fed and gave myself up TO
suffer- Accidentally IN looking over hewspn no.
tced mn advertisement of Dr. hoods Sarsaparta and
WHd cherry Bhters. md on reading it,, thought that
nlish' PROBABLY obtain some relief not thinking cure
OF my Gaze was possible; and last hope procured
hote rom your store and commenced taking II, and to
my r;eat joy, al once found relief Being encouraged
by its wonderful effects, was induced TO continue ils
rse Amer taking boitls was nh lie 10 he out and
attend 10 the duties required of me, and ceiling much
better than had Tor mnlhsj or even .cnrs,
satisfied that hhd at last found remedy for my dis
ease ana felt assured that by continuing lis use should
be cured AMI snch has proved to be the have
tnken only two Bottles and say to those suffering
from this disease That nm entirely cured. keep bot.
tie in my horse, and when ee the east Unpleasant
moves II. am OF opinion every Of Dyspepsia anh
its attendants he cured by The use bi DIR. Woods
Sarsapariiu and Wild Cherry IBilters.
TO those troubled with hahitual Chsvcncss loss OF
Appetite sour Stomach or Headache, would earnestly
recommend them 10 try ii. It's astonishing effects in my
should induce every suffering from this disease
le give 1t trial. feel satisfied hey will regret H.
You are at liberty to refer any one TO me, and will give
great pleasure to personally recommend the OF that
excellent remedy aud state the particulars Of my case.
Signed, MILES BENNETT
WE ARE acquainted with the above named Miles Ken
nett and the statement NJ thecure described in his eern
rate can be depended upon ms being correct
MARTIN WIRES,
.. Henry SrowELL, Aft'y at Ldu.
Cambridge, VI. Sept. LIST, 1877
Owing TO The great scccss of this medicine there
many limitations be particular and get Dr. Woods this
Is the original dndioniy Genuine preparation.
AeESTs- Woodstock, Chas. Chapman; Barnard, Rol
~ Richmond; Royaton, H. 7. Ntvens East Randolph
Mp Brooks; Mortified, J. AS. White; Nv est Randolph
A. &. Iamson, oln Davis Chester J. !ladey; Pomfri
o. Chambern, and by osens in every town in the STATE
3s6.eop6m
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Stoves! Stoves! StOycy!!

iE subscriber offers for sale the largest and best ss
u sorment OF stoves, ever offered in this county,
which there is Of the Wager g. Dater
4 sizes Improved Air Tight
National Air tight Cook Stoves
Gothic Air tight Parlor
Also OF Low Hicks sizes Hot Air tight cnok sloycs
" " Blake's Castings a sizes Yankee Notions
" 3 sizes imp roved sbor, yanke..
Also OF Conant's Castings, sizes Yankee Notions.
2 sizes Short Yankee do.
All kinds Of Parlor Air Tight and Box stoyes lror,
different Furnaces and all kinds Of Hollow ware
Sap Pans, Stove pipe, Tin ware, &c.
The above stoves will be sold
l. o W 70 x G Il s II.
or oH be exchanged for most kinds of produce.
PHILO HATCH
Woodstock, Sept. as, 1886. 1856 3m
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE,

we the Subscribers being appointed by the Hon. the
Probate Court for the District Of Windsor Commissioners
TO receive, examine md adjust all claims and demands
a. MI PERSONS against the estate OF Mary Bshee late Oh
fymon'h, In suid district deceased nsoycn
ana MI cRims an, demands exhibited IN offset thereto
ana SIX months rom This date being allowed ter that pur.
pose, hereby give notice. that will attend io the bust
ness nj our appointment at the dwelling house of Levi
SLACK, IN said plymouth on the Both day ot0c inst, and
on the 9Th day OfJanuary NEXT.
.. LEVI SLACK. Commits.
JOHN 3, SLACK, sion"rs
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CHI ON MONEY PREssURE.-"There is"
Punch, II understand great pressure for
or, as it is technically termed, u tightness;
! confess l do not feel II, can do very
thout money, if other people would be sat-
nd not ask me for It,"
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1847-10-28

war speech Of Gov. Brown, which the wing
are publishing with view to make I, ap.
lat the present federal government, of tina.
favorable TO an active prosecution of the
las delivered BY the late democratic govern
not his similarly named successor,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1847-10-28

ry is said to be so called from big toru
|vays tried to prosecute every one who was
MS side in politics.
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4 OFFICERS AND MEN KILLED WOUND
ED AND MISSING.

lled, wounded and missing in the 4
ions Of Gems. Worth, Twiggs, Pillow,
luitmaa, 1923.
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FOUND.

Bend Bag was found on the road between Wood
stock Green and Bridgewaer containing money and the
owner can find II at John Woodwards In Bridgcwater
Octs lsl7. 3s7 3w o9s9,
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QUANTITIES.
Boys CLOTHING:
OF every DESCRIPTION always on hand.

~ Dealers in Clothing and Strangers visiting Boston,
VIII hnd for their interest 10 call and select from the
LARG EST and the CHOICEST Stock Of Ready Made
Satisfactory.
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DEATHS.

hlena, ILL.,, Aug. 80, Mr. DEXTER HAP
formerly Of Reading, VT, aged 40 years.
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HEALTH! HEALTH!
DIR. WOODS SARSAPARILLA AND
WILD CHERRY BITTERS


The following voluntary testimonial was given TO tho
Agent MIR NJ WIRES, at Cambridge, VI, and speaks vol.
uDlra in favor OF this medicine.
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RehfeiD of tie Markets.
BOSTON MARKET.

CORRECTED FROM THE BOSTON COURIER
.MONDAY OCT Ii 1917
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-10
Rrass vwu Gents.
Police Intelligence

Daring Brgiary.--Ths dwelling house No Az p;ks
street. the Of Madison street rouv
entered by daring robbers. who obtained admit
by forcing entrance thro
window and after searching the lower part the house
for plumber they entered the bed Of Mr. and Mrs
Seymour he occupants Of the premises who in bed
asleep stealing therefrom the pantaoons OF Nr sy-
mour In the pocket Of which SO s., and left the
premises the way they entered without disturbing the
family No arrest
Recovery of Silver Spoons-Om Ger Gilbert Hays,
Of the lower police Centre street. recovered yesterday
from black fellow silver table spoons silver forks
and silver butter knives evideD stolen fer which
owner Is wanted. Apply TO the alb owe CHEER Tombs
Stealing Coat-Ofhcer Corne en-, Of the 9th ward,
arrested yesterday fellow called Jsmss IbtDTtop On
charge Of having stolen croton cloth cont vslutd at
50 So belonging TO E. Soat resi- ding at No l2e Chat
ham street Justice Osborne lock ed him up for trial
Sarsd from Dssfrucfion.-Ofh ers Hort0 and Cum
neen. of the 9Th ward arrested last evening young
girl Of only 10 Of by the name OF Sarah CIk
Mt the request Of her parents VIII the nice r. found
an inmate OF house Of prostut ion situated in YORK
street She taken before Ca plain Perry Mt the fta
ton house, and detained for a fur ther hearing.
Loss Of Siver-Some sneakipg thief carried tG m m
the basement Of house No l6l street yesterday
morning silver tea spoons tn bic spoops and silver
cup valued in all at $40 the pr operty Of MI 1bt mas
ii. SmoLson. No arrest.
Grand Larceny-Oicer Secy Of the 10th arrest
cd yesterday woman called Cath sri ne Fitzsnn
on charge of stealing pocket DO ok containing $40,
the property Of Thos Carroll Co nm tilted by Justice
| Merritt.
Arrest on Suspicion-Oficer Corn cen, Of ibe 9th
ward arrested last night, fellow called John Hepdsr-
above officer 80 =