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The Wing Platform.-The Democrats

The Wing Platform. Democrats
complain that the Convention al Philadel.
phia did not promnlga,e any platform Of
principles. Why should they have done
so! Where was the necessity Of il! The
Wing platform is well known, and is i'm
muiable. IT IS TIE BROAD PLATFORM OF
THE CONSTITUTION, with the acknow-
lodged right Of the people TO do or 10 de-
mand any thing authorized by tina. instru-
ment, and denying the power Of our rulers
tn do any thing in violation Of its provis-
ions. That is The Wing Platform. Their
delegates 10 The Convention were not all
ihorizea to promulgate or to pledge them
or their candidate 10 any other platform ;
and we hope The day is far distant before
a Wing President will shape his measures
or avow his obligation TO carry out the
principles or policy designated by an ir.
responsible body, after the example Of Mr..
Polk and the Baltimore Convention Of
1874, New Orleans Bulletin.
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aafaHaFB ! M De OarHP aalrR a t'nlnl L.
-. asnsarE these silFulnslaEfsa. and nish
= lrzzl liz Passilills q rssislsnre from
he NFxirsns might hare raanpfomised
lhr safety n The rumiaand. lsasrrlars
irsrrminri - laks ~ the nexi arres-ihle
plsili0n IA lie FeaF. niirh 4 III noah
0T - AHerrs TivrE. AT lhr information
nhiFh I raSili nlaain hel0Er leaving New
0rlsans. seensd - point q cofpns Chris
q - The most snii-hie point or ennren-
irziian; and sl'halgh. b+lnFe lhe PTesi-
!, ms insIrurliuns IL July 30 srarhed me-.
! Nsald hsse pFslrIFed posiIinn IN ihe
is-il bars a. he FikeF. vel = esfeful exam
lnaiion # lie rulniEy ha.d allrady con-
sinrsd me. Llasi nanr could be found ROM
hining - many advantages Is lhls. Es-
cry DAYS tKpeEirnre has confirmed lhe.e
impressions. carpns chaisIl Is healthy.
Easily snpplle,l, and well siiuaied 10 hold
in observation HE course If The Rio Grande
from Malamoras Ia Lorrd0--heing about
$50 miles fnH several poinls an The Tirer.
| hare reason "a hclieEe. moreover. that
! saluiaTy moral sllfel has been exercised
upon the Mexieans. Z heir tEalels are
continually carrying home The news of
onT position aud increasing numbers. md
are e"nlessedly slrusk hy The speriacle If
. large camp af well appointed and disci-
Plined troops, accompanied by perfect Sc
curly 10 their persons aud property, in.
stead Of The impFeESmrnt and plllase 10
whirh they IRE suhjccl in their own eoun-
Try.
For these reasons. our position. thus
faT. las. think. been The best possible /:
but. now that the entire FREE will snon be
concentrated. IL may well be a question
whether the views of the Govrramenl
will he best carried out by our remaining
Al this pnini. In is with great Difference
thai ] make any suggestion on topics
which may hrcome matter of delicate nc-
golialinn; hut. ~ 0ur f;oyrrnmeni. in sci.
Ting the qurslian ri boundary. MAKES iLf
line Of ne Rio GTanis an uiIimntUni.
Cannot doubt that the settlement will be
greatly facilitated and FASTENED BY our Ia.
king possessinn NJ onre Of one or two
suitable points nn or quite near that river
Our strength and state Of preparation
should he displayed in a manner not to ht
mistaken. However sslu:ary may be lhG
effect Produced upon he border people by
our presence hefe. we are TOO Gar from lhl
frontier 10 impress The Government al
Mexiro with our readiness To vindicaie
by force Of arms if necessary, our title Il
the country as Ear as the Rio Granile
/ The "army "f occupation" will in few
days be concentrated al this point, IN con
dnion for vigorous aud efficient servire
Mexico having az YET made no positive
declaration Of war. or committed any over
act Of hosiiliiies. I do not feel al liberty
under my instructions. particularly lh"s'
Of July 8, 10 make forward movrmen
TO the Rio Grande, without authority from
the War department.
u. TAYLOR,
i Brevet Brig. Gen. U. s. Arm,
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Attention !!

To The commissioned, non-con,n;ssioned CtaesTS,
aud Musicians, belonging to the Cane Creek
Battalion.
VoU are hereby commanded and ordered 70
Il attend at Alexander Webs. on Friday the
2s,h of July. at / O'Clock, for drill muster and
eour, martial; and on Saturday the 18th, at iO
o'clock, You will attend with your respective COM
uanies. armed and equipped, for battalion excr'
else.
WILLIAM PARIS, Lieut.. Col.
July 8. ''-
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afssassf hFallay tsRs o. fae aFgaRs Eilrh Fsrs-
80 49, 80. y EaafliHaHH11 q sElREasl -.
asEs "a arslls y EAFia hsaanE az lhr mausR ~
P1GlEt q kArEuElisn sns oskeF painflI q
tac1laas = thF masrllaE fArss q spreay ssn.as I
z - paiA. aa1 q g ea~@ naesal ~ slssnxsh.
krep6ng Faer nh - rgsseas &C fks diaaas< So
ne sysasnL hk Paf y = kisily eanrsulssasl
tarm &C. e0aseninnee al ponahGlay. sna uAen
tlioasd. aoeosti1g . n drrxsa0s esrh bssslr -
anake "a aimea ne qnanlify. eeasl % che eaars
ane ! lhsn sureEior u ne&<inll salne = ne -.
a.ass FpeFara.ians hsarins ne Sane.
Prepared sni 80 - 4. q. q D. SANDS
DEassimE. 100 fnlion street. cosnes C N lllianl
New Vera.
so also n LOSG. WEBB A Co. mr.
asnoagh, ~ ALEX. s. WEBB a CO, cls4sl
Garden. umAee. and ~ DTnggisS gsnerslly
thf.aghoaf ~ cnissl states.
falne n pr boasle. sin k0iiirs fsF IS.
febUcssy !. 81
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The ". CarOllna ReginenL. -

The ". Carolina Regiment The
transplant sshnoner Mai"r Barhnnr. brought
aver from the lrizas three eompaEirs Of
tie Nnrih carolina Regiment. companies
G, ID aud e. with the following officers:
cnI. painf. Caps. M.Rae and Constable,
Isl Lieut.. II. ). 10. ns,n. and 2h Iaruls.
Wiley. MMrhFii. Jones. Blackwelier and
Nirholls.
The transport schooner Major Barhe
has brought over companies J aud X oi
this regiment. under the command OF Capt.
kirkpatrick.
The srhOOntr Capt. Page brought over
company II, aud ? tlelaslin,enl OF the same
regiment.
All ilIe abnEe left the BRACES On the
2slh, and ani.rd in tie nyer an Sunday
Last. I'icayu,as, july 4.
Tampieo. by the arrival yesterday
of the T. A. Ogden from rampico, We
learn that our troops, with the exception
nf those in charge OF the government
stores. had left, and that the place Wa.
delivered up to Mexiean authority on the
2lst uliimo The Indians near Assulia
ma, were in open rebellion. and i, wa
feared an aliark on the town was intend
ed. The furrign residents in Tampie'
were Organizing for the purpose &c defend
ing themselves. ibid.
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PETERSBURG MARKETS.
TReported for the Intelligencer.

A.. Friday, July 10, 1919.
ToBAcco.-For the past week the re-
ceipis have been light and prices shade
better. I.ugs> IT'S 81; Leaf Ii a 50.
Some few hogsheads bring 81.
CoTros. The market is without
change. We do not al'er our quotations..
6 81.
FLoUR.--The old stock is exhausted,
New is selling at 81 by retail.
WHARF.-THE receipts are yet light
il sells at 100 los cents. Choice Wheat
would bring ITO cents.
CoRN.-This article continues dull al
As cents.
BAooN-Has advanced. Virginia cured
6a7 els. Western Shoulders, q q ii
Sides, 5 81 cents. 3.
LARD--Is scarce, and wanted at 81 cts.
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Millinery AND
MISUNDERSTANDING.

NE RS. ]. WADDILL e. Daughter, most re-
I'VE spectfully announce to the ladiss of Hills.
borough and lis vicinity, that they have rented
ed by l.emucl Lynch, esq. as a Silver Smiths
shop, where they intend carrying on the
Millinery and Misunderstanding
Business,
in all It's various branches The facilities they
possess in procuring the Latest Fashions from
the North, together with their long experience,
and the neatncss and taste Of style with which
they execute their work, will, they hope, ensure
them liberal share of patronage.
Work shall be done in the shortest possible
time, and at prices to suit the times.
June 90. 90
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SANDS SARSApARILLA.

The value Of this preparation is now widely
known, and every day the field Of its usefulness
is extending. II is approved and highly recon-
mendsd by Physicians and is admitted to be the
most powerful and searching preparation from
the root, that has ever been employed in medical
practice. 1t is not local in its operation, but gen
eral, extending through the whole system. II neu.
traEles the poisonous clements in the blood, and
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The Washington Monument. The

corner stone Of The Washington Monu-
ment was laid with great ceremony al
Washington City Oh the 9TH inst. An
immense number Of people were present.
both from the district and the cities and
counties around, military companies COM
ing as far as from Boston, &c. The pro-
cession was very large. embracing the
Military. Masons, Odd Fellows. Societies,
Congress, the President and Heads oil De-
partments, and citizens. The widows oil
President Madison and Alexander Hamil.
ton were present. The ceremonies o
LAYING the stone were conducted by b
i b. French. esq. Master Of the Masonic
| fraternity of the District, aud it is not un
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90 We weld respectfully inform cur sulssri-
isEs 10 this eouniy. ILat ME R0len r. MalTis
Uil aiisnd - The ssss:sI El-ses q The lan-gsih-
srins'. snd viii reeeiVe p,ymsH, fsom iho.e In
arEears. for wlsrh his Eeoeipa wIl BE- yuseheT.
We kePe, NLiie be Is making Lis visits. hat
the lih~rasy Il Qua iellow-sii;zeas a the county
viii enaiae hila 10 make large aaiiIiols 10 our sub
snpsiOn lis,.
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waFihY q nalf thai b. nFed faaT fEy iArn-
iieal iTBEsl sub Whieh NrnsliinEioa I'D
Ihe n0rnrr slime q fhr s'spiloa. and wnfr
lhe ssnF EloFfs andsNHaa. lie lailsF wnfk-
ed b he lssly q Gen. I.sfayssie.
Dir. hinilrHp. Sg.~4ker 81 me Ilaase
of Repr ssnlsiises. hrliteEed - address
~ ne nrrssiah. uhi-h = spskea q IS
wuEshy - y slassNd Nth Ar. Nskasf's
eeisbrased Banker lin assiioa. Il i pub.
li-hed u lenglh IN lie Inalligeneer.
Fsgsffss;LE o..
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Dangerous Counterfeit The pulIie

Dangerous Counterfeit The public
are Mariesl IL il.r rirrulalinn IL d1Qrer-
ms enunieEfri II Ten llnllu hills. whirh
haze made lhrar appearance IN Rnrking-
ham rnnEiE. AMI nEeT - Virginia. 1'hr
following drsrIiPlian L..s hern furnished
rd:-siO's. drawn hy tie BANK ni SiF-
ginia. payable 81 i.snrllhurg: Yignclie. =
female fignnr in refining po.ilinn. sat-
ioT, standing. painting 'a ship H. he dis
,ance; On she left hand margin he head
af " ashingl0n. IN ihe hight iemsle head;
dated 81 lane. Isi7; letter b: he sigma
IuTr and filing up engIasFd. The bills
are well eslralaled Ia he-eire. There arr
also n Few rnnn'eIieii Sos on tie same
bank. hnI MT - wei xsrnleil.
tiOld half esglrs - insrninus counter
friIs-aH alsn in siTrnlalion. Wilirh are
difficult, II not impossible 10 detect. ex.
srri hg weight. Ctsnsseo' Pei.
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grA boy a industrious habss, fflrsn o. ak
toen years of sge. will l,e taken as 81 apprentice
- the Printing Bushes. IN this Office. IL aPpcs-
ton i made ga.
1 JOurneyman Printer could GET employment
Cor three or four weeks
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Ieserters,-The Presitlcn, has direc

Deserters.-The Presi,lcn, has direct
ed that il be announced in General Or
ters, that deserters from the Army. al
large. may peaceably return to their
homes, withou, being subject TO punish
ment or uial on account of such deser.
ton. No reward or expenses will be ais
lowed for experimenting any soldier who
deserted prior to The order--nor will any
tleserter be allowed again 10 enter the ar
my.
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/" RehelI:on,"-The N. Orleans Del

Rehell:on."-The N. Orleans Delta
publishes a GALL for meeting of Demo
Gratis whn ate favorable TO the elrclion OF
Gen. TAYLOR. The call is signed by a
number Of the leading Democrats Of the
city Of New Orleans. who. in the call, en-
press their qualification a, the nomination
of Gen. Taylor by the Philadelphia Con
venlion, and their regret tina, the Baltimore
Convention did not nominate him also
and avow their determination 10 supper
him, no matter by whom nominated!
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The ladies Of 81. Mathews Church. HillslO-
rough. will hold PAIR on the slst Of July, at
the Masonic Lodge. 10 rarse funds for purposes
cpnnec,ea with i,e Church, and invite The attend
anrs Of their friends and aI such persons as asOr
their object.
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Fairfield Academy,
Six Miles North West Of HillShOrOEgh.

TSHE exercises Of this institution will CON-
mcnce on Wednesday, the 5th of July, UNI
der the supervision of the subscriber, who has
had successful experience as a teacher. The lo-
calily Of the institution it regards health and
morality, is too well known to need any encomi-
ums.
The rates of tuition, per session oftive months,
are as follows:
Spelling. Reading and Writing, 500
Arithmetic, Geography and English
Grammar. 1000
Languages and Mathematics, 1890
Students charged from the time. they enter,
unless by special agreement to the contrary, or
in cases of protracted sickness.
Board can be had near the Academy. in the
best regulated families, from five to six doilals
per month.
VIM. A. NELSON.
REFERENCES.
Rev. ]. Brown, Marion, s. G.
Rev. Roht. Napier, Do.
]. Eli Gregg, esq, Do.
James Banks. ESQ.,, Fayetteville, n. c.
Rev. A. Currie, Enoe, Orange.
June 90. Sew
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e. We are authorized 10 announce JAMES
e. TURRENTINE, as a candidate for rc-elee-
lion to the Office Of Sherir for the county Of Or.
sRse.
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A GAZE Do

AIRS. ANN JOHNSON would respectfully
AVE- tender her thanks to the citizens Of HILLSIDE
rough and lis vicinity, for the liheral patronage
heretofore received al their hanis. She viii con-
tinuc the business Of Manfua Making al
her residence wssi Of the Court Hsuse, one doel
from Mr.. X. Nichols's Store; and she hopes still
to deserve and receive liberal share Of patron
age. Her work shall be well executed, aud cheap
er than il can be done elsewhere in this place
She has made arrangements 10 he regularly fur
nished with the latest fashions aud styles Of dress
June 30. 81
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Many papers in New York and Mas
sachusetis, which put up the t'ass flag on
his nomination. have hauled il down, and
now 90 for Van Buren,.
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Governor Skunk, Of Pennsylvania. re
signed his Office on the 9th instant, at .
O'Clock in the afternoon. Subsequently
he was seized with an attack of bleeding
a, the lungs, which, il is thought, he can
not survive.
By the terms of the state constitution
the Hon. William +. johnson Wing,
will act as Governor of Pennsylvania I'M
ill the third Monday in January, lsi9
he being now the Speaker of the Senate.
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Hon. VIM. r. King has been appoint
ed by The Governor of Alabama 10 fill the
vacancy occasicned by Mr." Bagby's re-
signaion of his seat in the Senate of the
United States.
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A snake thirty fee, long, Of the Boa
Constructor species. was brought TO Sal
lem, Mass. the other day, from the coast
of Africa.
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Mr.. JOHN SKATER. the dasng Lion
Tanner. and his equally intrepid LADY, win en-
ter the cage with Lions. Tigers. Leopards and
Panthers. He viii drive . large African Lion
karneSsed 10 Q Car. and viii, by several graceful
aud daring ieais, show bis complete control over
animals usually deemed Of the most savage dis
position.
VIII be exhibited At Mason Hall, on
Saturday the goth Of July. and
Al Iilllsborough, on Monday the 3ist.
Admission so censs-childen and Servants ID
cenfs
RAYMOND & WAXING would announce
10 the cilizens Of the West that they viii now
have an opportunity Of seeing the celebrated, and
brave
JGEry sIHArFER & LADY.
lie has been STYLED hy critics the Lion King"
as he has exposed his life heretofore in subduing
the largest and most terrible Lion ever caught;
this animal is at present in his possession, and
has repeatedly saved his life when exercising the
other beasts in the performing cage. His feats
have been beheld by millions; he actually Dv1res
a Wild Lion, harnessed 10 q car, thus showing
the supreme majesty Of man above the brute,
4 The Wild Tenants Of the FWtst, from the huge
and docile Elephant, the majestic Lion Of unex-
plorcd Africa The fierce Tiger of the Bengal jun
giles, the beautiful Leopard, the playful but fero-
cious Bear, gentle Gazele, the useful and patient
Camel, the curiously striped Zebra, the grave
rol,bing Hyena, the stealthy Panther, the savage
Wolf, the cunning Fox. down through all the
lesser grades, are here heheld with perfect safety,
true 10 their nature al times but perfectly subject
To the control Of man. the lord efereation.
: FOpis ofhhs brand Reptiles he most heau-
tiful, rare, varied and dangerous Of their species
are also comprised in this valuable collection; de
scrip,ion is powerlcss and space too limited to nd
nit it, s, flee il to say that the ptoprietors are
Of the old Il standing and highest celebrity, ana
have davot years Of tsil and expense TO thepre'
sent collection. which is pronounced in Europe
and Amer ca. perfectly unparalleled.
The IN al and useful purposes which an exhi-
hilton like this can serve, perceived BY all and
acknowledged by all moralists; the exhibition
serves to entertain and instruct oil in the won-
drous works Of the Supreme Being, and is partic-
ularly impressive on the minds Of youth.
| Juls IL. Sew
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LIST OF LETTERS,

- EMAISING in the Pos, Office at Hillshe-
xe rough, N. c., on the LIST day Of July, Is4s.
which ifn taken out within three msnihs, viii 10
sent to the General Post Office as dead letters.
A John Hall,
David Allison, John Homer, 81 ksmith,
James Amis,
r. S. Anderson, j. III. jenkins,
Caroline NJ. Anderson, Daniel johnson,
Mrs. Mary Anderson. Russell James,
B. George Jackson,
Joseph Barlow, II .@.su
VIM. Bowles, Am. Kirkland:
John Bane, 3 |.
+. X. Bennett, Long, Webb, & Co.
Anna De Buler, William I.ipscomb,
III. Boshamer, Simpson Latta,
4. G. Brooks, James Latta.
Joseph G. Bacon, M
John l.. Brown, Rehecca Moore.
Prlmlu'e bap''s'' W.P. Mangum.
n
Reuben Garden, WA. Norwood,
Samuel :. Ciaytor, William Nelson.
Ellington Coal, p
| Catharine Clark. Archibald w. parkere
William Crabtree, M,rv 4, Polar
John ooIe, OF SUM- Anna Parnell.
Chls'opnef, II
"eo'se I.pns' David Roach, 2
u VIM. 60 John Rogers.
Wisely .a' s
| Grm,chseJ John U. Smith,
Abraham Crabtree, MISS seman'na'
M..,L. I,a;r John Strayhorn,
William Cain, sen. james Snass'
| ID WINS ohpa,
Nancy Dunnagan, ps1s s,;nson
James James =. De mn. Sheriff of Orange,
"ilham " Doiia'' CT. Supdorff.
II
| C. F. Faucet, e. yurran,;ne. @a.
Jane Flntoff, Iobn Thompsor
Elias ]. Faison, Wm. n Tbompsor
EIas alson, Mary E. Thompson,
Johh j. 'es'""N' Richard Thompson,
u MIR. Taylor,
Daniel Gregory. Margaret Tredwell.
p Hubbard Garrard, David yicker.,
Leonad Gates, James Vaughan.
G. r. Griffith, w
Ca'hanne Gatas' Jane Wilson,
Nathaniel d. Godfrey, n.y;d Warren
! Ill Benjamin Williamson,
Willis Hester, 8 James Wellborn,
James House. James r. Watson,
Miss N. ]. billiard, Willis Wells,
James Harris, William Wilkinson,
Right House, d. w. Wilson, s..a ~
A. A. Holt. Rebecca Wsddell,
D s. l.. Hewitt. James Ward,
9 Archibald Hunter. N. II. Virgins.
Z r-r Persons calling for any of the above let.
tiers, will please say they are advertised.
!, JAMES NJ. PALMER, pm.
July /. S-Sw
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RAYMOND q WARNINGS
GREAT GEOLOGICAL EXHIBITION,
frsm The ciiy Of NV Tsrk
GRAND CAVALGADE.

GRAND CAVALOADE.
On catering eaek pssns II Exhibition. ilt Msas-
Rsgezis BilLf prtotdsd 81 ne Grand and
Asrsl Spectacle II aa stgunf
MUSIC CHARIOT,
Drawn By Eight Grey Horses Of the
largest sile. contaings
BAND OF MUSICIANS.
rlo lriH ,RErn tie srene by eyrufing a ra-
Tisiy n tarorife pieces ~ Ausie.
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BLANKS for sale at this Office.
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RAYMOND & wARING would announce
10 the cilizens Of the West that they win nov
have an opportunity Of seeing the celebrated, an
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or Persons calling for any OF the ABOVE let
tiers, will please say they are advertised.
JAMES Nj. PALMER, P.M NJ.
July ]. W."
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June %,
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-05-31
North Georglown. Anril !

North Georgetown, April II. 1913
We the undersigned do certify that on the
18Th. Of April 1913 John Cobbs and Susan.
Musser did absend from their Families and
are now travelling unknown. Said john
Cobbs has left wife and 3 small children in
Knox Township, Columbiana county, Ohio,
ndSusan Musser has left her hush md of the
same place. The Said Musser agrees and
binds himself to pay $500 Reward for arest-
ng them and send them back. Said
Cobbs is stout man, about 5 Feet in hight
37-39 years of age, fresh color, has sandy
hair very curly. Susan Musscr is well si-
zed Female, about % years of age, black hair
and dark complexion. She is Pennsylvania
Dutch and talks the English poorly. He is a
and speaks the English very well.
They left in Yellow Buggy drawn by a
gray mare Of about three years DID,