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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-25

remember repesn suit Ia which Collins and his wlra
we're plaintiffs have not got the date OF cnmmsn a
n This the first kne~ 81 the case; th very
dsy .ain camc 10 ne ia y 20 get the horse dii al
could "a ge' the horse, and did Ca In believe; Mr..
"a lin Wa 70 anxipus for the ina he ;'ualy crel
over II, aid This sorked up,n my sympa ihies mlch
ua' ven 10 Collin aud then To Mrs collins wh,ss
af cuinr counsel was sbo made every EXERT IN ia my
power \, get ihis horse
,'e,r. aami, cd By Mr. whiting II never thres enei
Nj 'olr- wi prosecution for cuntempt OF Court II
do ~, d. liver up the horhe
here The case rested for the defeBcs.
Nj stouehtcn then asked that the prosecution b.
ahand n az there evidence In the egans
~. ca, lin.
NJ. Whiting said he would rather 40 to the jury.
@r st"up htan then summed up tne f,r the de
fence 10 -hort and funny sps ech after wai,h--
Va Wing toinwsa win eissios arsusen, for IN.
Gbc hse, fder tlen charged thr Jury ~ foiloss:-
Gentlemen Of he ia yrbe defendant rhon,s Ctrlin
= nai''"c fnr misoemes nor uuoer that .e,son u sas
sthDie - b sys Every neglect Of duy enj ,nei up
on pubic tfeer sba pnnsaed a 81, sceme ia,fs'
The iesue e writ Of re le.io, in tnia c.4c /.
~ u" eihcer 70 possess the pEooersy IN g'e'liaa
y to- ~hs" u y taken by legal coar.e r,e
,eJes o. t,is wi, is i @ guard p,opery which my
gentlemen. the impprtnn ~ statute ~ this KIDD
and The Importance of enorciag It. Al I, ths evil
c'pce IN this fne gcn'eme yon are 20 be- the judges,
but the lsw you receive the court Cen t-
men have nothing do with tho hip OF thi
hors-, Whether II was Me jones' or Mr.. Coihns Tae
leputy she III bas no hing T. co With thi- ownership;
but whether he ~nuy neglected the writ Of the Co1rt
Is ibe question bcfc you what wa ths nsn ion then
of NJ Ga lin sheu be sefyed this writ Of repevio Dii
ie Wildly neglect his dutyg What his intent
when msn was rern ted To run away With the hpsse
that beio' gid u the Deputy Sheriff (rhe Recorder
then reviewed the testimony In tae case II geltie-
msn. IN this case In fall othor cases, you hare any
doubt, you 10 throw such doubts in favor Of the
accused ] unwilling go oil THIS eviien So
gentlemen; the counsel both sides have considered
II very fully The ques n IT, there wu neglect of
duty the part of puolc officer. and this you viii
cecde upon the evidence before you. The case gentle
mrp, IL With you.
TIE jpy then retir cd TO deliberate.
1be Jury came ioto court again At 81 O'Clock haying
been absent about half hour, and rende ed verdlc
II Guilty, aud recommend him TO the mercy Of the
Court"
The c,nrt then adjourned I'LL the FIRST Monday Of
1ecember next
The highest rcnalty for a misdcmeanor Of this kini
fixed BY Law il years Imprisonment in the Penlen
ttary, and u Euc Of 800.
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Oar London Iorrospondcn.c.

IosDos Friday, Nov. y, 1865.
Frgi6Id chd 3af,iea- The Way-SIr IT, sey
moT Appointed % Yieanq-Ta Colonial Office
ShH Jrcnnt- BrG,ih % N.ws.
The fears OF rupture between England and tlc
United States, which existed, have In great mea-
subeided. TIM u 10 be attributcd 70 the tone
Of the correspondence recently arrived from the
United States Some of the LONDON journal r,iIi ~.
dulpe In articles on our relation With tho United
states, but tho anxiety ha. vanished. No greater
diasier could bcfal the world tbana raptrc between
England and America.
As regards The war, there !. not much news. M
engagement has taken place In the Crimea. Tne
French win occupy kiabufn during ,Iie winter. THE
season IL now far advanced, aud probably nothing
will he done til spring. Meantime neg,ta.
tions win in all probability have been opened. Tho
first sign Il the recall of Lord wcstmorcl.rd from
Vionna, and tho appointment TO that post of Sir H.
Seymour, late Ambassador al -. Petersburg and
the man who . ably performed biz par, wissG the
late Emperor Nicholas held wth him the celebrated
conversation about the "ajek man The appoint
ment is regarded by ali parties ls a satisfactory
the right mon IN the right place.
We are rtill without a Colonial Nnistor. ri VA.
offered 10 Lord stanley tsoD ~ lord Dcrby) but
BE declined Il. Hs could not vel d. o,hcrwi4. He
has been constant oppoueu. 10 The wpr. and
under the cireuInstances could scarcely join . war
ministry. Lord Egn Is aso snii TO hasc dcciinDd
T. should not wonder II lowe was the successor
oi sir Wm. Moe-@orth.
The visit ~ the King OF sardinia 10 England 4.
now officially announced The reception og oar
new ally viii b. .tlthusiastic. ne viii b. quito 4
lion Tor be sports tie longest moaitachos ~ any
nan IN Europe.
The brother Of the Emperor of Austria lrt- been
thrown out Of hs carriage, - Trieste and Ilcs 10
preearlous state.
The Emperor of su-sis bas returnod - a. Peler-
burg.
There 7. no other news stirring
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President pisrce'- War Cspit.i--I n,prudrnce
Of Mr.. Crsmpso1 and -ymp"snss- ~ the

proto The fouson fauss. S0v d
The letter from our New York correspondent.
whiehappeare to-day may somewhat fc-aa-urc those
who have feared impending drIculties bctwecn the
Unite states and England. At any rate, a f0rt-
might ,gce The Idea OF rupture, or even ~ dis
pute did not enter The thoughts .. = writing ~
politics and business IN the leading eity ~ flo
Union. Oar correspondent speaks oi the elections,
IL slavery end tomIence. ~ bread gtnH- and Made.
m0iselie Rachel. but of wss, and The rum0f- ~ u,
he has 80, word. \. neaerally The cae the
whole aou ~ the Americans D. absorbed ~ elsc.
tioutefing contests. Ail other subjects arr im.
p9rtant only ~ far ~ they bear % The succe. II
The hafd-, softs. Know soibing1 snd sniiAlqUDr
refornap Presidential election Il ~ tsle
nlacc in the o0nrre Of noSt year. Tho s0i,H -.
Ton Il democrats viii vote for Presldsri Pbefoe ~
member o. his party The {" hards ~ nzil0rAl A..
morrats, are AZ fead with ,be prs~cnt Cshlnst n
Washington, bui 1nd sympathy vith The slave osn.
era a. ue south. III nOre than 0ns a9Aftsr " i
whispered that tie proapsct~ ~ tbe gorfrnnsaf
parig here bsfs dtboiNf ~ high otctoi cysiss and
nrt pafrfoti> d,m0nsfsoi.ov. agd'Hsf EaEfgnd and
heg saxpsssd nf,r }rense has bses tho. 1f hksly n
gaiss ~ s.sda VI The Naturalization "a invasion
n The aThi- ~ aeus falsty Wa ghe highly poPalsf
cause ofNe lat war against thc Hntisi empire fhat
empire Is Agair enRaged n gigaaile caate@tl
aud ! brtsis MirAtsT has lrPradeaHs rsf@Nfft
dcfs trbch girs opportunity lge Q rfasgsd oafys
ne are 4stlnsdtsy tn OgibiDn ~ Auiefcals IN beoy
ng u.ai tho Cabinet ~ rle..Geut Iefee - 10 tAs
absir 40 opportunity 81 relisBg ~ PfppAStyl We
Attorney General proe sna 800 Nf.sSy, 'pe
Presidential pres. sAs sua in - iono, - putlf
"a "a side II the ocs4u bsrasue ~qu. saat cxclL i
and he Rsssisn Car, ulss~ " y iAviglisd
man ma, haze tegua " laYe ~ ditarNAou in ear
rsar BIZ. ih0uRh wc arr n constant inisTcOurss
,.h ~. states ~ pe0pe seem u rcfnAn 80. n
italy unkss~n. Thfir ways N. no A. oar Wsys.
.e ana sslity stsre they are sell hHare that ofiiy
! felnt sasintendsd. - Hitsh gov-rnmsni mat
:. gtrt.aus aud Conservative wc attach deep .gnl.
0eemee b. To- salc.t aet- q an American s,siesutn
nj faafy hat he would not -prak boldly anies ho
sgoss she seltYoyed teeliogsos bis natlpu. To the
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TIE DETAILS OF THE EUROPEAN NEWS.
0rn RELATIONS WITH ENGLAND.
TIE WAR EXCITEMENT SUBSIDIZED.
English Prohibition against the Export
Of Saltpetre,
INTERESTING FINANCIAL MEMS.
THE TROUBLE BETWEEN ENGLAND AND SPAIN.
Ic

The Cunard mail steamship Canada, Capt Stone,
arrived at Boston at seven O'Clock yesterday morn.
ing. We received a part Of our papers and le ter3
by the New Haven route last evening. The @. left
Liverpool on the loth inst.
The monetary article in the London Ne,rs, dated
Friday evening, 'th inst, rays
lhe Ingish stock martc to day showed decided
bu"yaboy owing chiefly 20 the support given by tho
recent Withdrawing o. s,ock BY tho pibiic ani "a
the approaching dechra lon a. the hall yosrly dyi.
demo the fth % necsmbee rise ~ three
eiebths per cent temporarily alta ned In tho
afternoon however the market though retaining etii
ues Of character, experienced relapse and tb. cl,dns
quotations sele only one quarter cent higher than
the rates ruling before A. Paris to-day the three
per cents ca.td ~ As lower than tho quotations Of
lhursdsy. II Is stated that abous half million of the
asi ns'amen on the Turkish loan has I'm to he ronlt
too 20 tonS'snnopc A. another insanent ~ the three
quarters of million viii oe paid by the sub
scrlefs on the I'D inaant, II Il ovident that
the dTain 81 specie this quarter, coupled with
No s'ill nnsatisiei requirements of the Bank
time has entertained hai the mon-y ui,rket mir
tc expected 70 derive great bercai FROM any arrivals Of
Austi aliaa goli.
The London Tines Of Nov. Q -ays -
1he monthly sta.u ent cf the Bank OF Frame ~hich
will nc made up Ia this evening i stated Mt - be-
'0vorahic In its general character although Il Wild
further oininiiou % fl 600 600 in the stock OF ion
which has sunk from go 200 900 TO f8 00o The
In circulation have been reduced 1t Il reported
81 2o0o,0. Shortly ator the publication of tho last
luIh ~ WIS KNOWN again
bur at'etly Tho receipt believed 10 have been about
equal 10 tho silhdIaws,s.
Tho British government hss officially prohibited The
expectation Of safs from the East India Company's
terri ocs 70 any other ports but Liverpool and London,
The give hss nlso orGeroi ail vessels that
loading Fae,and With saitpctre and murate Of ssd,
tie un'tod states discharge the Tho ship c,he
rUc, q New Yoss Capt tdmonds, Witch loading .,
london boston Ind been ordered BY govern 70
bo discharged q the sGltpers boars.
Tic iosses by tue la gale ia, coat of Lnrlua
sstiinstcd at two aud half millions of dollars.
The ship Hampton. Humphrey, from shields f,r Nov
Yotk ouuacrcd tho 2Ith of O.,obcr IL lat A.
n. Ion. L. ". Cre1 ali saved and carried 10 Hyerpo,
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CHARGE or HHBIZZLEMENT.
Two named Adam iemsn aud Adam penct clerks ia
the employ Of Mr. j. Gotsbergr liquor dealer Of Ceatce
street arrested a chsgoof enbszzing m pney and
property frem their employer The states thst
he discovered he accused carry or dcmi ,bu
dy from hi premiscs Also that tLoy kept eccoun,
in the Savings bank and there deposited botw Ind
sse ler month, while tteit whole salary only Amounted
TO 80 for The period. The accused taken
the Lover Pooe Court aud committed for examination.
TIE LATE FEMALE Cow9IDIsG AFFAIg--coRaEc
TIoS.
Mrp. Catharns Booth who u charged With cowhiaiog
named louie lawrence for estrenging from
her the affections Of her husband called at Office
complain that her gison under atia, xh'ch
she neyer heard Of nor assumed SI-s Booth exhibited
10 her rarriago certificate, wherein II appears
sbc os Catherine lonray joined in the bonds of
holy wsdlock TO Ahnson = nolth In tho year 1871.
"Ihnte whom God hath Joined together LEI man (oI
w.mnn) put a1under."
CHARGE or BURGLARY.
John Thomas, butcher taken into custody by
officer Iigsinmonf, Of the Tenth ward police charged
with having burplsropsiy entered tho prcmi e. OF Mrs
from valuable clothing Jowei,y. The asea.ed
Il cha gcd effected entrance int, the Yelling by
pIyina opn the basement door with iimny. lie VS.
discovered Tansaciing toe premises 10y of the Gomes
cs who chased him down stairs and into he stfeci
~heIe the officer, goltng Tho alarm instantly atasl
pufsuit sud succeeded iu capturing hin sitor lon
Thomas tai On before Justice Brenntn a. tas
ssey Market Police Court whore be ooBimi.ted fJr
.lisl ia default ol bail
HOTEL IoIRrRy.
On hurrday Dight, Thos. Cooley, Of the non'go nery
Uotcl in Be.lman street, robbed of 5000 Ia bsuk
bil. and certified checks. Tho money taken from
tie bedroom of tie complainant while hc asleep
One o' the walters Of The csabshment was arrested on
uFIicon oi being the thief but there appear be
other evidence aasns hsn ,han the fading OF two bot
ties ~ Nr songnmery's tca gin his person. On tho
evening following the robbery the s.casct Vas com
mi,'ed 70 prison on charge 81 petit larceny Mons of
tho stolen money has yet been recovered.
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ANOTHER ACCOUNT.

The body Of Mr. Edward Neville late proprietor of the
Kings County Hotel, missing since the 9th INST,
found In tho water ut Gowanus near Greenwood. yes
terdsy forenoon The body very much dsfgured. On
his person found his gold watch which stopped 1t
2 O'Clock eleven shlllugs in change and papers
Is said that Of the papers indicate that his death
vac by bis own act.
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CoRONER'S INQUEST.

Yesterday afternoon o investigation led
before Coroner Hanford, at Aus,in's Hotel, of
South Seventh street ana Durham place The iloxag
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Oar snsIepontlant Military Companies.

To day Is the I'D anniversary Of the evacuation u sew
Yo BY tie British troops which eveat ok p,as the
year 1888 Tomorrow the anniversary viii be sppro-
prisiely ceebsud oy tho psraie OF entire city mi
li'sry force ~iii b. by the annexed orier;-
FIRST DIVISION NEW YORK STATE MILITIA.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1855-03-14

RONNETS, four cases Fall and Winter
ID bonnets just received, amongst which are super
awos, Satins and silk assorted colors of lace. Flor
ence and other styles, all OF which will be SOLD as
Ivory small advance from cest. H. ,,s..... .s..t,.s
@.' ,T|7'T1 RowELL g wITTER.
October 9th. 1874 r.... -f - 5s u ,s34
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KNOW.XOFnIyG WITHDRAWAL Is!
1900 in the state!!
100 in Concord AIOneM
SGtGn's Kingdom Tambling Dovn."
From the N. Il. PatfioLl


We ask the particular ttention of the
public to the following docume nts-the first
being statement by the committee of with
drawn K. Ms in this city as to the number
who have left the order in Concord, and in
the State, and ndfollowing it is a statement, sign
ed by between SO and 60 who have with
drawn here, would doubtless have signed
this statement, if the opportunity had been
presented. fas'a8 ff... sa
These statements are made in conse-
quence of the denials which have been SO
boldly and constantly put forth by the X.
N. organs and leaders, that any considerable
number have withdrawn from the order in
this city or elsewhere. .ta ..-.r. -t
The committee of withdrawn r. Ms
have had extensive correspondence Of with
drawn members in all sections of the State,
and their information is as reliable as possi-
BILE to obtain. e."
We call the public attention to these doc.
uments, and ask every reader to compare
them with the bold statements of the "Hin-
doo'' papers and orators on the subject
The Manchester American, the chief organ
of the order, on the % inst, made the foil
owing statement: .a. ...s-...
Dut let IL De thrown out upon the winds
of heaven, and proclaimed to all the people
of New Hampshire, that after all their at
tempts to disorganize and disaffect the Amer.
ican party, after all the appliances of party
discipline, and after all the screws of office
holders, NOT OVER ONE HUNDRED
MEN HAVE LEFT THE AMERICAN
PARTY IN THIS STATE! OUT OF
TWENTY-FIVE THOUSAND MEN.
NOT ONE HUNDRED AFTER THE
MOST DESPARATE AND DESPICA-
BILE EFFORTS HAVE. FALTERED!
What reliance. can be placed upon the
word Of men who can make such statements!
They bear the stamp of tasehood upon their
face, and when compared with the statement,
we here give, of men known to the public
and who pledge their word fo the truth of
what they state, every candid man must con-
clude that the "Hindoo" leaders have be-
come desperate indeed, and reck less Of means
they use to bolster up u falling faction
Their course shows that they will stop ut no
falsehood or trick to cheat their own follow
ers and deceive the public.
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ASYLUM for Deafand Dumh.

We have received the twenty-eighth an
ual report, of the Institution for the Educa
ton of Deaf and Dumb. From it we learn
that there are one hundred and fifty seven
pupils in the institution; eighty one males,
and seventy six females. There are none
from Portage County Twenty six pupils
have left the Institution within the past
year. Considering the inconvenience aris-
ing from poor and badly ventilated rooms
&C.. the health Of the pupils has been re-
markably good. The Asylum is in a pros
porous condition, and under good manage
ment. Nfts -E..s. .....,.F
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Am ARGUMENT FoR HDyERTfsiNc.-We

An AReUMENr ron ADvERTisfNS.-We
saw a PsEagrsph 10 q Virginia paper the
other day. to this effect: A gentleman went
into printing Office to examine an exchange
paper, coming from place some fifty or a
hundred miles distant, with the view to dis
cover the name Of some lawyer there to
whom he might cOnfde the transaction of
some business matters of pressing impor-
lance. And after running his eye carefully
over the paper he laid II aside, and remark
ed-"Well, l can't find the name of single
attorney in that paper; and any member oil
the profession at that place could have OBJ
tanned fee of fifty dollars from me, by
having card in the paper, as would will
lingly have paid that amount rather than
make the trip at this particular time" Let
everybody advertise, and everybody will be
certain to do good. business.- Washing
,o, Sy. . ...s 80 .ais asfuHsli .asU.a " .1iiI -
o. Il. f.. v .aH. 3D. To- .
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The LAW on NeWspnners.

d. /, Subscribers who do not give express
hetice to the contrary, are considered as
wishing to continue their subscriptions.
hi 9. If subscribers order the discontinuance
Of their papers,the publishers can continue to
send them until arrearages are paid.
8. II subscribers neglect or refuse to take
their papers from the office to which they are
directed, they are held responsible till they
settle their bill, and order the paper discon-
tinued.
IL If any subscriber remove to another
place, without informing the publisher, and
their paper is sent to the former direction,
they are held responsible. E.r %. .aa
ao. 5 The Courts have decided that refusing to
axe newspaper from the Office, or remov.
ng and leaving it uncalled for, is prima fa-
ia evidence of intentional fraud.
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Bounty Land Bill.

We, publish this bill in full, that each
man may read, and Judge for himself. Many
OF our citizens will find that they have an
interest in the matter. All soldiers in the
wars since 1870, are entitled to parcel of
land under it's provisions. r.
In another column will also be found the
advertisement of SAMUEL STRAwDER ESQ.,,
also that Of RANNEY and TAYLOR, wherein
they each offer their services in securing
claims which any of our citizens may have
under the law. They are all gentlemen Of
legal ability and experience. Any bust
ness intrusted to them or either of them.
will be attented with promptitudo and cor
rectness.
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Dentistry.
NR. ]. G. WINS, DENTIST respectfu

DR. j. G. Willis, DENTIST, respectfully
~ informs the people of Portage county, that he has
opened office ROwell and Wittet's store in the
west end the brick block. He will Insert Whsis sets
Of teeth the atmospheric pressure principle apd,par-
tia sets in the same way, in suitable cases. Plvstteeh
inserted so as to be serycable and durable. Teeth
filed with Sold and tin foil so as to preserve them
from future decay, from fifteen to twePty years. all
work DOM by him Will be warranted tTdo good SER
vice. and will be Anshed In the highest styls ofthe art
He will also, pay particular attention 70 correcting r
regularites inchildrens teeth and will treat succesS-
fully the various diseases peculiar to the mouth; 5
Extrncting done with the utmost care and with the
least pain possible-f Choroforn given In suitable
ses, ifreqpired, and with perfect safety, RseEences
win be given individuals who have worn whole and
partial sets ofteetn, put by him. for years and with
complete success. Also 10 those wto have now in
their months piyotteeth him years agef
aud which have not required tho least repairs He
will also refeTt0 persons who have teeth now perfect
ly sound, which were filled BY him from fopf tosix
years ago. He invites All who may require the sefv-
ce OF Dentiso give him call before engaging work.
and ensures those persons who fayor him with
their patronage, that ia WIZ pc and
his work Warranted lobe perfectly Most
kipds farm taken in exchange iSr worS,a
March 2, 1S55-31-tf 'R+ss- w sr
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Mr.. EDITOR: The majority of our citi-
zens in the village, are in the habit of pur-
chasing their wood for fuel, by the cord
AS we have usually no means of knowing
just hoW much we do purchase for that "a
mount, | would respectfully suggest, that
it would be more satisfactory to all parties
concerned the town Council would appoint
suitable persons whose duty it shall be to
measure all tho wood that is brought into the
village for sale. This would be doing but
justice to those who buy, as we'll as those
who sell. t ....,,..
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TOWnSlhSn E'lXHS.

We shall publish next week, table of all
the moneys paid within the last month to
the several townships in Portage County,
for township, tuition, other than tuition and
special purposes. This will be matter of
interest to the citizens of each township
Each man can then know and judge fer him
self of the management Of local affairs,
and if there is fault anywhere, it can be
remeded in measure, at the coming spring
election. e.n ~
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6F We had the pleasure of short visit
yesterday from ]. B. BuTTLEs ESQ.,, War
den Of the Ohio Penitentiary. We were
glad to meet him. He has been for many
years, brave and efficient soldier in the
Democratic ranks, and is well worthy to oc.
cupy the responsible position which he now
holds. We received from him copy Of
the Report of the Directors and Warden o!
the Penitentiary, for the year 1854. It il
a valuable and interesting document. -
We shall make brief synopsis OF its
contents fol. publication, as soon as practi-
cable. ~, ..,# "a .,., q
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o. A husband residing in a small vii
lage in the interior Of one Of the States
thus announces the departure Of his early
beloved from his bed and board He is
certainly man of spirit.
'My wife, Anne Maria, has been stray ed
or stolen. Whoever returns her will get his
head broken. Az for trusting her, anybody
can do as they see ft--for as ! never pay
my debts. i 4 not at all likely 1 will lay
awake I'll night thinking about other peo-
ple'6. gssss sss ssn y pisiaasa i