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Ra0ldav1s Cream.-This superb Cnmpsun0
TO- sreusthenins snd the hair
and sold b, RArCBELOh at his celebrated hair
sad ~ factory 2s broadway Hatchslos hair dye cold
scd spplind sine
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eI5 only for CO0utry Residence. - Ion
faros ard $40 b,dirg lots no f.at eqaa' - a
ii ots will he divided an snbs-r bers the
ni.s o. July sl.' 1854! taih .ubseriher FER my s pay
able IN Gill receive warranted dead for fIu
bui dBs IT. tbs h Autful aud healthy vlars ~ Lake
land farm Of from two 20 twenty acres Apply In
dis,sy Z. CBAS WOOD 20S Broadway, whore maps ans
pamphlets be he'd gratis.
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New Muslc.- 81 CO n. Alone" Ballad, 35
eertA; Our Girls bAli,a WITH be rtfal illuminated
yissstte cent? Vance srs stur. sing sitnss.s on
sFay Land Scbotiich, With beam a vsnet.e 80 ccats
~Parf wAltses Is cent, horace WAskRS publisher,
8, Broadway y. B-Musc sent BY mail postage free.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-15

Billiard Tables just naI ncd.-The only
patent cushi'ns Price. s-ssiy reduced a. hAssFORD
tab with >is cushions trial.
Cloths bal cues, lsa'hIs &, a. reduced pr3es.
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0kA& XAAUE9e CsLs
COLD PEN MAKERS WANTED. A GOOD PEN
NJ grinder An hnisher 10 that thoroughly under
6pisbse pens good salary v be given Apply -
Re ndeil Tairchild, Isl william street.
ITO MERCHA Mt TAIJOBf AND WHOLESALE CLOTH
iefs Wanted. BY ycuns man. sitnstos ss IN 80
stans cutter and 70 mako h4seM generally useful Ad
dseb L =. l., Herald cfhcs
ITO BOSS TATLORs -wArTED--A SITUATION, nv
young who IL good pan sioou eutter and msser,
and knowIedge az uushcnrg No objection
70 set - porter occasionally Hssn net 80 much an 90
jeot perm lament fftuatcn. Peace ASdrvss y. ID !,
Herald ofits for three fayf
RE GOLD PENCIL CASE MAKERS -wAgTED-AN
experienced band 10 make gold senc hesda Apply
NJ no. Liberty place. b. W0oD.
JVANTED-A STEREOTYPE rrsrsHER. INQUIRE
W ofA II Joesisn, - and 90 Fulton street.
yrtNTTn 1syrp krrry - Tg- vNrc~.i
~ Iron ssnirs WORKS srss rate fofssr Aad two
4, ~ sLesj kpa wortsns
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-15

Great Lxclss nen!--yvhite, the Halter, has
D. taken nth fsn attach ofchnera snop,se
10 ss .xer'ion and produce 70 the puhc this
sss snd coolest Of Tbs Made oxpr sy ~ White,
TO salt the million row-s days
Whte's In his
Than Buzz than Rogers,
Fer body . days
6ttsd nv his
WHITE, 2t2 Broadway, corner Fulton st.
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Second Hand Pianos and MclodcOns q
great bargains New and second band pisnos TO rent
Arsc merchandise Of ell kinds for sale at Low prices
lhs great music establishment Of HORACE WATERS, 81
broAoway.
The Empire County argus., 1854-05-20
FITZGERALD & Co.
Importers and Dealers III

Importers and Dealers
HARDUyhRE, dGRICULTURAL TOOLS, SC
~ O. 100 Battery Street. san Francisco, keep constant
~ y on hand
TOOLS.-Blacksmith' Carpenters, Miwright's, Ma.
chinist's, Wheewrights Mson's, Miners, Coopers
Sailmaker's. Timers, Saddlers, Shoemaker's and all
kinds Of edge tools.
METALS Horse, Wrought, Cut and Copper Nails
Spikes and Bolts; Sheet Copper Brass, Lead Tin and
Zinc Lead Pipe and Solder
AGRIC CULTURAL LlIPLElrENTS.-P Ok
Yokes, and Bows, Chains, Cradles Sythcs Snaths Rakes
Forks, Spades, Shoyes Hoes Field and Garden Too.
of every description.
HARDVARE- Table and Pocket Cutlery. Tea and
Table Spoons Tea Ira Ysand Candlestcks Hollow Ware
Sauce and Fryngpans, Grdirons and full assortment Of
house furnishing goods.
English and American Boxes and Springs; american
Locks and Latches, &c., Nc.
f6- Agents for Her-ng's Salamander Safes and Mar
be'zcd Iron No 100, Battc.y rect, San Francisco.
l9--lG
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FOR SALE OR TO LET

A Good R"ns no and business Stautl, situated about
IA Il miles above COoma, the road leading to
Johutown and Georgetown The said Rancho contains
100 of land good part of which is suitable for e
tiyaton II has 90 it two failing springs of water
which be used for irrigation if needed 5000 cords of
the first quality of wood which of itself will be in three
years time fortune to the purchaser, it always will
meet with ready sale in Coloma and vicinity.
new and convenient House with Bar fixtures &c. &c
has been fitted up the road The springs which
now doing first rate business it being fine watering
place for teams throughout the dry season.
This an excellent chance for family who wish per-
manent settlement, it will be sure and safe investment
for small capital
For further particulars enquire of the proprietors
JOHN l.. HUNTRESS,
ID. Or. WALDRON.
Coloma, May Is, 1854. 26tf
The Empire County argus., 1854-05-20
GEORGETOWN HOTEL,
MAIN STREET, GEoRGErowH,

MAIN IREaI. GLLKGITOWN,
f. N OLBSTEAD, Pr0lp7dor.
FEyIiE proprietor of this Hotel would respectfully call
M the attention Of the citizens of Georgetown and the
Public generally to the
SUPERIOR ACCOMMODATIONS
which he is prepared to furnish all who may favor
him with call Having lately rcirnshed and renovated
the entire establishment, in all its departments, in a style
superior any other house in the outain he feels
dcn Of being able render entire satisfaction the
fnstidous.
THE TABLE will oyer be supplied with all the sub
stanas and dccacie Of the and the BAR will al
ways be furnished with the choicest Wines Cigars and
Liquors.
Re- The Stage for Sacramento via Coloma and Spanish
Flat departs from this House daily, rendering great
yenence to the travelling public.
Georgetown, january Z3tl [il3mpdl
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FOR SALE ORIO RENT.

4,68T The undersigned, proprietor of the Bay State
ss9 House, situated Mamuukc llill, being obi. god
1 to visit The Atlantic States, would offer for sale
1AA to rent the said House and fixtures which compr.
every article requisite for carrying the Hotel and
Boarding House business This House offers great induce
mepts to those wishing to engage in the Hotel business
the house is large and commodious and at present it
ever has had large of custom and no nduccmcnt
but call to the Eastern States would induce dispose
of the said property For particulars enquire of the pro
prietor ON the premises 264 w. BRANNAN.
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GEORGETOWN.
ALIVAY, STARKVEATHER g. co. Pro1pictors.
VaV HE propeos of this extensive Hotel take pleasure in
H announcing to their patrons and the travelling public
generally, that their House still open for the reception of
Boardcrs and Travellers. Having lately improved with
GOOD BEDS & BEDDING,
neat and airy Bed oos, and Private Rooms for the ac
commodation of Ladies and Families.
The TABLE is furnished with the best in the market
while the r. x contains good assortment OF LIQ UORS
and SEGARS.
In Addition is stable for the accommodation of Horses
and Teams The stages for Sacomcnto City arrive and
depart from this House every day rendering great conve-
nicnce to the travelling public. JOHN ALWAY,
J. NJ. STAkkWETHER.
Georgetown nov 19-lf j. W. kENT.
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RARE CHANCE.

~ FOR sALE.-rhc Somerset House and Farm
Iii d situated on the Sacramento and Cooma road near
llls1 Weber Creek crossing. The Louse is two stories
-AA and well fitted to carry the Hotel business. 1t
has been kept by its present four years and at this
time has good of custom. There is Il main Barn
l00X30 also smaller Barn, shed room yards and out
houses including all the conyaucncos for doing extern
siye business. There is Blacksmith and Wheerght shop
connected with the House, winch pays well. This is "a
Stage stand, and Coaches here daily direct for Sac
rameno, Cooma and Placcryile. There is 100
good land i'll the farm, mostly enclosed and under cutva-
ton.
The place will be sold with without the stock on it to
suit the purchaser.
To those who wish to make safe and profitable invest
ment, this offer is cbqRcc as aside from tia Hotel
business it is excellent Business Stand being situated in
the centre of good mining district.
For terms, apply to LINDSEY x BENEDICT, on the
premises % At
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DISSOLUTION.

partnership heretofore existing at Pacervie Colo
I'll ma and Georgetown FL Dorado county, in the Livery
Stable Business, under the firm and style of Brower Ste
Co., and Stevens, Brewer Co, and II Brewer &
Go. is this day dissolved by the withdrawal of Huron
Brewer His interest in said ceasing from this
date All outstanding claims will be settled by Stevens
Co. II. BROWER
Coloma, April ii, 1854. 22tf STEVENS Il Co.
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WEBSTERS works CON plete. Bancroft's History
W of the United State McCaulay's History Of
England. Gibbons History of Rome. ''Fern
Leaves, by amy Fern. Shakspeare's complete
works Byron, Scott, Southey, Mrs. Hemans,
Burns, Dante, Tasso, Moore, and all the English
and American poets, For sale at the Book Store
next to Adams x Co.'s Coloma, by
=. G.. WALDRON & CO
The Empire County argus., 1854-05-20
COLOMA AND GEORGETOyYN
SODA

FROM MOUNT 4IN SPRING VATER.
TENEAMS or pack males will be sent to every point with
II in twenty-five miles of the above places throughout
the
The great celebrity which Coloma and Georgetown
Soda has established arises from the purity of water from
which it is produced well as from the highest class of
chemicals used in its manufacture
Any remssness the part of Drivers in the supply of
my customers will promptly recy when advised Of the
2Itf B. TALIAIAN.
The Empire County argus., 1854-05-20
i" War with the Knife Blade. .
NICHOLS HOT L.

MAIN STREET, CoLoMA.
49s2Sr TIIEundersgned having rented this well known
ll# stand take this method of informing their friends
ii4sd and the public, that they fitting up, and
E--4--A repairing their house, to be comfortable
home for the weary MINER and all who may give us call
We hope by close attention to business, to get liberal
share Of the public patronage. Our table will be furnished
with the best the market affords and the bar will be sup
piled with choice Liquors and Cigars.
We invite all those who doubt power to please to
give a call ED. B. SMITH.
April I3, 1854 22f EZRA B. SMITH.
The Empire County argus., 1854-05-20
FOR SALE.

+ss8ae One-half of the well known Hotel called the
8ssJ Parker House. situated Spanish Flat, FL Do
PaEsa RADIO county, California, well furnished with beds
1-.--E@-1 Ne There is good stable on the premises.
Terms reasonable. Enquire ut the Soda ManuMctory,
Coona, Of Mr. Tolman, Of the subscribers the pre-
misses. L. f. PARKER,
17tf ]. 5. PERKINS.
The Empire County argus., 1854-05-20
List Of Prizes:

The above Rattle to be determined at Coloma, on the
18th of Juae, lSJi under the direction and supervision
Committee to be selected on that day by the Ticket holders
DOLAN d WHITAKER, Prop,etors.
April n, l85i--2ltd.
Geg~Tickcts for sale at Dobrowskys Jewelry
Store, and at the Book Store Of WallrOn & Co.
The Empire County argus., 1854-05-20
Miners Exchange and Savings Bank
and

SAN FRANCISCO ASSAY OFFICE,
AR1IoRY HALL, SAN FRANcIsCo.
Corner Montgomery and Sacramento streets
DR.. A. S. WRIGHT, AGENT.
ALL MONEYS left at this Banking House will bear nm
interest of and half per cent per month, reeemable
at pleasure.
GOLD DUST left to be Assaycd at this Office will be
returned within tWentyor hours and the very best price
paid for it when offered for sale.
Gold Dust received special deposit FREE OF
CHARGE, and Rich Quartz Specimens purchased val
ued gratis and every attention paid to the ASSYING
testing of all kinds of ORES.
Cola Dust received for coinage Remittance Bills of
Exchange drawn the East, at sight or on time
San Francisco, March /. 1851. l6 3m
The Empire County argus., 1854-05-20
T. GIBBS. ]. BAR
JT.H, T. GLBES S' CO.,
Booksellers and Stationers,

OFFICE, GEoRGEToWN, CAL,
NJ EEP constatly hand all descriptions of Boo KS
EA STATIONERY, and the --latest PAPERS from all parts of
the States. Jan 2S-Il
The Empire County argus., 1854-05-20
MINERS STORE.

XTTEAVER " GRINELL, DEALERS IN GROCE-
w RIES Provisions, Nlinng-Tools Clothing, Boots
and Shoes, Greenwood Valley dec2i-6m3
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@"a A " u
- ~ e. e. "a w.

= e -
FEyHE subscriber would respectfully lfn the citizens
n of Cooma and vicinity that he is reparcd to furnish
good article of pure ICE Quot SNOW from his Ice House
i'll Cooma. Orders sort by Talnlas Soda Wagons, will
be promptly attended Should sufficient inducements
be offered he will deliver Ice in this place every morning
seven o'clock Orders lett at Neubauers Cigar store either
in Cooma or Placeryc, will be promptly uttened to.
Persons wishing ICE regularly have it, calling
on the subscriber and making contract for the season.
April 29-2itf ID. NEUBAUER.
The Empire County argus., 1854-05-20
w. Zelne,2s sneciGc liixture.
Druggist and Apothecary, %
Main street, Coloms.
DIR. j. NJ. CRUZ.

PRACTISING PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
PRIVATE OFFICE in Ia. Agothccary store Of VIM,
Iener Hours for c0nsultat5a from to u j. NJ and
, to ) p NJ. -r
The Empire County argus., 1854-05-20
COMPREHENSIVE.

TENHE undersigned have this day entered into coparner-
"a ship in the wholesale and reta Book and Stationery
business, under the firm Of d. e. Waidron X Co -
d. G. WALDRON, -...Hr
E.a.. GEORGE VINCENT
n. B. The above firm in readiness to supply Sta
tonery of any description san Francisco prices Par
t attention paid to the ordering of Books from New
Iork and san Francisco. -rol HaW
Store at the Post Office building. saf
D. q. wALDEoN & Co..
Cooma. ETarch 81. 1854 b issw
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RnoLs and Staf;oncrv.

BST Yoce yc from san Tran cisco and now being opened
~ in the building adjoining Adams " Cois isxrgess,
Office, the most f and complete ASSORTMENT ofartictes in
those lines of business ever offered to the literary pube
rcs Biographies Of leading pihds Scientific and Philo
sopheal Treatise Miscellaneous and Novels In the sta
onery department the articles too to mem
ton hut will be shown with The greatest pleasure, and
sold at the lowest prices by ,sil5 % sli}isaeIi
d. T. WALDR ON 81 co. e. o.It
Main street, Coioma.
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euIz -vs2- II u Egw ia EEL Ez~Ig Ez=
FOR THE
3 III ? [ r Z r A N C II,
Oft Empire County Of California.
VALUE $57,G75. TICKETS So

This Ranch contains 320 acres, $50 acres under GOOD
plank and post and rail fence good frame House and
Kitchen suitable for Public House frame Barn two
Wells of good Water, with Pumps; crop of Vegetables
Poultry; Household AID Kitchen Furniture.
The property is stua.e on the Sacramento road be-
tween Greenwood and Salmon Falls adjoining the Oak
Valley anch on the North side
The Empire County argus., 1854-05-20
AWERY&7AgT U0{EgE

SITUATED PHsrY HILL, otrosIrE THE couRr HOUSE,
as TIE Proprctors take great pleasure in return
i ing thanks to the public for the increased patrona
SEsA extended to their house, and promise that il shall
At---11 not go unrewarlcd
The table, which is under the personal mana cement
one of the propretors will always be supplied with the
best the county affords.
The House has bedrooms and parlors well furnished
with everything necessary for convenience and comfort
There is a good stable and Wagon yard attached.
.L MARCHANT u CROCKER,
fcDio II PROrRTEToRS.
The Empire County argus., 1854-05-20
PICTURES ! PICTURES! !

NOR the Parlor or saloon A large assortment t
L WALDRON & coz Book Store, next to Adams
Co.'S Cooma. 0 ID TFHE7 9rTTp
The Empire County argus., 1854-05-20

10 be had Of the Proprctor, at their Office, n w
ncr Montgomery and Merchant streets, the principal
Bookstores, Hotels Saloons throughout the City and
state.
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DIP, j. u. DULINAL y.

rhcumats, Cts dropsy caucqrs, white swc ngs ucors
of all kinds iSua piles, diseases of the spleen, tesnes
and kidneys. Distractions Of the urine oes all kinda
o female Diseases; il certificates OF any account
he cond obtain those of hundreds vino has realzod such
areled benefit and reefby taking his Medicine, not
has perhaps bcea lingering and preying upon the vfas for
months and perhaps years All those who may have
sion to seek the aid Of Physician would do wellto give
him call and see and the matter for themselves He
is tied down to old notion fine spun theories but The
aries principles and remedies which he has found b. dill
gent Study and close adherance to the laws of huIna
nature experience and practice be cicacious and inal
be when in thc power of medicine and all be asks is for
his practice be appreciated IN accordance merits
he knows that systems whether Of medicine any osr
science mast stand fall by the effects they produce.
Call and see for yourselves. = .t1etel
lGtf Union City, Feb. ., 1854
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-03-16

there welcomed by fresh thousands they again
waiting for them.
It's not business inquire very exactly into the
character OF this enthusiasm ask how far every
OF the multitude, or Of the many gentlemen who
were there understands the question issue. The prov
nens feeling 10 an honorable aud just 1t Is that
hng'and has bound herself to assist . weak neighbor
against The violence Of strong one and that for
sou or announcer she has In effect been slow to fulfil her
piedge and has to mako up for lost time. II Is In
hct the peoples quarrel and just Whether that
people might not have spot their this by over
much zeal matters little now when all agreed and
nothing remains to DO done eight with Rus
STA But does anybody know England, and doubt the
suit! IL no mob that leads this metropolis nor
does the metropolis lead the nation against its will IL Is
the whole nation that speaks in this way, and Is tho
whole nation that in heart and spirit goes with every
regiment chosen for the service from its barracks to
the ocean steamer, and thence TO the scat Of war;
That nation. not the popuous Is tho pow
eru because the most determined energetic aud perse
verng people in the world II what Il docs
mean and never means what Il does carry out Hav.
ing once begun,-haviug cheered these fine fell
lows TO the work, whence many Of them will
'urn-it will certainly do its part and will preserve In
ground and the last drop Of blood England has been
long making up her mind but from that mind so made
up, she will withdraw. Year after year she will
send forth new fleets and armies IL need be; aud
hsht her battle she has done before; n
that too, DO necessary For the hour of tho civz cd
world, We cannot believe she will again be placed In
that predicamcnt but iii sauld be the case che
will not finch from quarrel in which she believes HEAy.
will still be her friend
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-03-16
.-rhs Neu York Hetald law, has rsiisble nIorna.

The New York Herald BAYS it has rs'isble iniorma
ton tina, the statement made 10 the New York Post that
Greene O. Bronson opposed to the Nebraska bill Is utter
" unfoundedthat the letter referred to by the Ios
Is either fraud written years ago upon auoth
or question: and that Mr. Bronson Is warm advocate OF
of the bill. Should the Heralds representations Of
the opinions Of Mr.. Bronson prove correct Il will
spike some OF his brother Democrats who have
eagerly seized upon the article IN the Post to Justify tho
course of the administration in removing him from office
No date notice. given to this alleged Bronson let
ter. The Post introduces II having been written
''some time since'-at time perhaps when men OF the
North tho South the Slavery question as
Greene Q. Bronson pretended to be, against
allowing Slavery single foot Of free soil where IL is
authorized by law" Let Mr.. Bronsous opiniops
be what they may the subject of slavery extension
IL very certain that the Administration did not
him from Office The ground Of any suspicion TO his
pro slavery sentiments but the contrary because OF
want of sympathy with those of his party whose avowed
doctrine has been for fro. territory. Had the Ad-
minsraion known Of the letter attributed to Mr. Bronson
by the Post the likelihood is that would have savsdhim
from decapitation.
p. S.-Sinoe the above written We have received
the Washington Sentinel of yesterday, which pronounces
Of Mr. Bronson and containing letter from that gentle
to Senator Douglass, Feb. sth, 1884, In favor of
the Nebraska bill in which he he "docs not see how
it be doubted especially by every sound Democrat,
that the measure ought to be adopted"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-03-16
Observation-Disclosures

in the Senate debate in the carly part Of the
day, on memorial presented by Hr. Everett, and signed
by more than three iourlbs Of the Clergy, of all denom
nations in ba New Engand States aIug ngains.
the passage Of the Nebraska Bill This discussion was
proiracted until three o'clock, when the memorial
was laid tho table. few petitions and reports from
committees then presented, aud after brief gEecu-
tive session, the Senate adjourned.
The House Of Representatives spent nearly Tia whole
sitting in the consideration Of tile bill which proposed To
gent sletna'c sections Of the public lands the State oil
Wisconsin TO old 10 he construction ofa railroad After
agreeing unanimously ~ apply Mr.. Cuttings amendment
Ttserying lilo to the lands until each twenty es of road
shall have bean Completed and ordering the bill 10 DO en-
crossed, Il was laid tia table, md nation ~ recon-
sdcr tbat vote aso laid upon the table by vote
OF ." to 6j. This decision, and lhat tho Minnesota
Bi'l few days since, may, presume he considered
conclusive a. to Tho fate OF al similar during tho
present 9es3,on.-Nat. Int.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-03-16
VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.

TO INC Il'IiIVTs u NJ way
Dear Srs-ln your paper OF hi. morning their appears
a communication signed Richmond" in which your a d
is requested in order to raise the Of for the
Central Railroad Company. It would give me pleasure
could unite with Richmond in the request which he
prefers bat the fact that citizens already hold some
100000 10 that Road, which they haye never recey
cd the Iir dollar In tie way Of dividend aItbough 10
per cent. declared OF the stock in October
Ias leads to express the hope that you will no. g We
your assistance for ,he purpose of having the already
HEAVY TAXES Of our citizens increased TO raise money or
an Improvement partial in the distribution Of lis profits
IT, indeed 1t can be said to be dsributiug profits when
were its true condition exhibited would be found to be
in debt. uENRICo
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-03-16

detailed above had closed controversy epsued between
Thomas ID. White, son OF Capt White and Officer Tyler
the former having charged the latter With interesting him
scfto procure Witnesses for Mr. Crump to enable him tc
repel any attempt at impeachment which would DO made
by Capt white. White said no was informed that OH
Ger Tyler was on the 9i rrs during portion of Tues
day night looking out for Witnesses In company with Mr.
Crump. Officer Tyler denied the charge and said his in
Ormant untrue whereupon White struck him In the
mouth with his 6st and knocked two of his teeth-
artificial ones could understand. Before Mr.. Tyler
could return tho blow, persons present nterered
and put the parc, asuuder The Mayor held them both
to bail In tho Of $500 each before him
day to charge Of contempt OF Court aud also to keep
the peace in the time. We will havo something
say pon this suhiect IN .norrow