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APPEALS.

Motto" j. hereby given 10 thr taxable inhabitants
of Bedford County 1hat an appeal Will he held by
the Commissioners, at the Commissioners office
in The Borough Of Bedford on The days prcifed 70
wit;
For he Township, of Hop-,vrIl. s.. Clair, Union.
Middle ana South Woohbery, Monday the llth
day Of January nryT.
For he Townships Of Broadtop, Liberty, Monroe,
East and W~s Providence, and Snake spring, ueS-
day Jh- 18th day OF January aext.
For the Township, OF C"erain, Cumberland Valley,
Harrison, Londonderry, and Southampton, on Wednes-
dav the l@rh day OF January next.
For the Townships OF Bedford, Iunlata, Napier. and
The Borough OF Bedford and SchelI>bnrg, on Thursday
the llth day of January next.
Wien and where alt persons or cofporators feeling
ihrrn~eiys, aggfjrved at the enumeration and valua.
ton of heir taxable property and effects, pursuant
10 the Several acts OF assembly. requested to
attend aud slate their grievances o7 redress accord
ing 10 Law.
Attest WV. MILESTONE,
II. Nicodemus, clerk, { H. +. BRUNNER,
Commissioner, Office, {. EVANS.
December 2Jth 1897, { Commissioners
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FOR SALE, OR
TRADE. Acres of Land,

part of the Eickroy Estate called Sugar Bottom in
81. Clair township.
ALSO,
the well known Tavern Stand and Store House iii
the town of Woodderry. situate on lot No. s, on the
pan of said town 66 feet by 1870 feet, in the oc-
cupancy of William Person.
ALSO,
1G0 acres of land in Dallas County, Iowa.
ALSO,
$50 acres Of land in Mont gomery County, Iowa.
ALSO,
32O acres Of land in Harrison County, Iowa.
ALSO
100 acres in Morrison County, Minnesota.
Lot no of block So in the city of Omaha, Nebraska
Territory.
All near the Rail Roads and presenting good oppor-
tunities for investments.
o. f.. SHANNON.
Bedford, Nov. IS, 1897.
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From the RlddIesburg CO!Iiery.
THE subscribers are engaged in shipping coal
from the celebrated Riddesburg Bank, by railroad
10 Hopewell, al as low prices be furnished by
any other persons in the country.
Persons desiring good article will find il to their
advantage to call them, their agent, F. NJ
Smith, at Hopewell. ~.
OSBOURNE < CRESsWELL.
Dec. II. lSI1.-3m.
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STRAY HOGS.

CAME trespassing on the premises of the sub
scriber residing in Harrison township, Bedford
county, sometime last June, four white hogs,
supposed to b. about nine months old--no ear
marks. The owner is requested to come for
ward, prove property pay charges and take them
away, or else they will be disposed of as the
law directs MARY NYCUM.
Dec. l9, 1857. ST..
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STRAY sow

CAME trespassing on the premises Of the sub
scrlber residing in ColeTaln township, Bedford
county, sometime about the first Of November
last, large white sow supposed to have had
pigs not long before she came 10 the premises;
with fork cut ont of the left ear, slit in the
right ear and the under piece cut off. The own
er is requested to coma forward, prove proper
ty, pay charges and take her away, Oh else she
will be- disposed of as The law directs.
Jan /, '5S. GEO w. SHAFFER.
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LAST NOTICE !

THE subscribers now hay" their books rostcd
for settlement, and call upon nil PERSONS doing
business with them, to conr forward and SIT
tie up their accounts Immediately. They hope
this notice viii not be- passed uuhredcd, as this
has been thr first time for years Of business that
a similar Cali has been made. One of the firm
h"Ing how engaged IN other business, the busi-
ness Of the firm imP"raliyeIy demands settle
mrnt. All kinds OF Hides Will be taken in pay
mrnt OF accounts due.
TAYLOR & MOWRY.
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Broad Top Coal!
At THE COOK COLLIERY
AT HOPEWELL
AT AOPEwELL-

KNOWN AS THE COKE BANK!
THE Undersigned would hereby notify the public
that he is engaged in the coal X mining business, at
the Broad Top coal mines, one half mile from the
town of Hopewell. In order TO insure speedy sale
ne will sell II at the mines at Al cents per buShe
and delivered at HopeweIl, at cents per bnshe.---
Persons wishing coal will find it to their advantage
TO give him call, the coal is of the irstiquaity
and the terms peribushel less than il can be obtained
for elsewhere. The subscriber can al all times be
found at his office at Hopewel, by persons desirous
OF purchasing.
Dec IS, 'J7-3m. RICHARD LANGDON
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NOTICE.

ALL persons are hereby notified not to meddle
with the following described property which
belongs TO ne, the subscriber, and which was
left, III nay own discretion. to thr care OF Sam
url {. Lnngeuecker, ~ Middle Woodberry tp..
VIZ: one bay mare, one black horse, one sorrel.
two bays and one black colt three cows nwo
red aud one white sPottrd) one hriier. two wear
ling calves, lone white and one rrd,l two red
calves, twelve sheep, e ewes and lambs from
last spring. six fat hogs, four shoats, one car
rage for doublr and single use, one two borse
wagon, thrrr srtts of horse gears, one Srrt har-
neS>, one saddle and bride, one windmill, two
ploughS, one harrow, three shovel pIoughs, 1.-TWO
Sngl" and one doubr) one bureau, one cup
board, on" cooking and onr template stove, | )
bushels OF corn in the ear, 80 bushels of wheat,
200 bushels of oats, 10 bushels of rye, BUSH
ais nt cIoveIseed, 6 tons of hay, also all the
gram in tn" ground on the farm on which S. c..
Longenecker resides, containing about II acres,
and divided in three fields.
SIMON BEARD
Wnodherry, Jan. |, 1898.
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LOOK HERE!

The subscribers will sell on Thursday, the
2Sth day of JANUARY, next, their we'll
known farm on which they at present
reside, containing $50 acres OF land, and hav-
ing thereon erected a good dwelling-house pas-
tered within and without. with kitchen at
tached thereto, a double log barn and wagon
shed with other sheds, good hog-houSe and also
a good granary house There is a never failing
spring of good fresh water at the house also a
fine orchard Of bearing fruit trees, and young
orchard bearing for two years past, about OF
mile from the dwelling. There is, likewise,
another good dwelling house, one mile from the
one Just mentioned, which is at present occupied
bv tenant, and has near it a good orchard OF
apples, plums and cherries, and spring OF good
cold water that never fails, at the door A
stream of water flows through the whole farm,
the distance Of one mile, which is sufficient to
drive saw-milI six months in year saw
mill site was leveled on it last spring. lhere
is good timber on the place for saving, that Will
last for wears to come. One hundred acres are
cleared thirty acres are in meadow and good
quantity more can be made. The farm lies :
miles West Of SchelISburg and mile from the
turnpike leading to Pittsburg, adjoining lands OF
John Bowser and Harry Egulph, in Napier
Township, Bedford county, Pa.
JOHN X. MOWRY.
ANDREW MOWRY.
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SAUSAGE MEAT CUTTERS, CORN SHELTERS
&c

REMEMBER that Bymire & Hartley keep the best
Machines VI all descriptions ever offered TO the peo-
pie OF b~dtori County. Their Sausage Meat Cutters
y Cor" Sheiiex warranted, especially, and when
not fully equalhug the representation may be re-
turned. Orders solicited from this and adjoining
counties.
Sept. IS, 1857.
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Straw Steer.

GAME trespassing on the premises of the subscri-
ber, residing in Union tp., Bedford county, during
the month of September last, red steer with some
white along the belly, supposed 10 be about two
years and half old, with the left ear cropped and
hole in the and, also, fork cut out of the
right ear, and has no horns The is requested
10 come forward, prove property pay charges and
take him way, he will be disposed of the law di
reCtS.
GEORGE KNlSELY.
Dec. IL, 1857
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The business OF manufacturing iron at Lemons
Iron Works. will be continued by the undersigned
who hu purchased all the interest OF his late parnpr
James Madary. in the Books property and Effects
belonging 10 rh. late hru OF Ma,ara. King x Go.
Nov. 20. 1871. HENRY :. KING.
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Mrs. =. H.. Potts

HAS Just returned from the Cities with Rich as
sortment OF Fall and Winter goods, such as elegant
Rich Silks, all Wool Plads, Merino Delaines, Velan
ces, Thibet Cloths, Calicoes, Cloaks,
MANTLES, FURS
Velvet and Satin Bonnets, French Flowers. Plumes,
Ribbends, Rushes, a great variety OF Ladies and
Childfens Boots, Shoes and Caters, with variety
Of Fancy Gonds
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ORIG STORE FOR SALE.

Any person desirous OF purchasing well esia-
blished and profitable Drug Store can hearo hrst
rate opening by addressing the editor OF this Paper
1ulv II, 1887,
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BOOTS s. SHOES.-The subscribers have
in>t opened large supply OF Boots add Shoes,
suitable for Fall and Winter.
Il. b. CR.1.NER s. Co.
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DIED.:

In Friends Cove, on Sunday the 10th inst.
Mrs Rachel Sitter. wife ofMr. Hiram Stif'Itr,
aged 80 p,r> ) N. an days
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NOTICE or LNQTISITION:
WHEREAS, Jacob Rifle,


late OF Juniatta township Bedford county, died seiz-
Ell Of the following described real estate, viz: a
tract OF land composed OF several tracts OF patented
land situate in said township, containing about four
hundred acres about three hundred cleared aud
uner cultivation adjoining lands of Frederick Hill
gaS, Leonard Bittner, Esq, Nicholas Hodle and 9TH
ers having thereon a stone mansion house, farm
house baru aud Stables large stone Touring mill and
saw-uIi!l.
Leaving widow, Ca1harine Rifle, and issue six
children and one grandchiIJ, 10 wit: John C. Rifle
residing in Cumberland, Md, Mary, Intermarried
with John Swepny. residing in Indiana county, Pa,
Thomas, residing IN Iowa, David, residing in Ligo-
nier, Westmcreland county, Pa, Ellen, lntermarri-
ed with Thomas McCnllif, residing in Somerset CO.,
Pa, Catharine, "a mnor) daughter OF Catharne, de-
ceased, Who was uGermarrled with Richard Burns,
residing in Iowa, and Margaret, intermarried with
Alfred Miller, residing IN Cumberland Md.
NOTICE i therefore given, that in pursuance of a
writ of partition valuation to directed, wlll
proceed TO hold nquistton or valuation on the
laid premises on Friday, the god day of January,
1858, when and where all the parties interested may
attend ii they see proper.
WILLIAM s. FLUKE,
Sherif's Office. Bedford, Sheriff.
1877
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Minor Dauis. This gentleman, the newly
elected County Treasurer, is now acting IN his
new official capacity. The Major will make a
good officer.
BY request, our former frIlow cillz-n,
Prof r Wyispr. of Des MoineS, Iowa, wiIldrIiv-
er an address in the Lnhrran Church on Satpr-
day evening next, on the origin and dignity OF
The School.
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JUST received at Shoemaker's Coonade
>amr, a large assortment Of Boots, Shoes,
Hats, &c. Tdrc.I,'57.I
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NOTICE IN LIBEL FOR DIEORCE.
Elizabeth 3. Keller. by her In the Common Pleas
next friend Joseph Gregor. oi Bedford County,
rs. 7 No. 80, Nov. I. 1857.
Henry NJ. Keller.
Alias subpoena on Libel for Divorce, returnabe
% Monday, Nrh day OF February, 1888. And now
to wit. Nov. 10Th, 1851, motion OF lohn P. Reed.
Esq, Sheriff ordered TO publish notice OF the above
writ and Johns. Schrll, Esq, appointed Commission
er to take deposItons.
By the Court.
In pursuance Of the above order Of Court, DO here
by notify and require Henry NJ. Keller, the above
named respondent, appear before the said Court,
on the Sth day ofFebruary next 10 answer said COM
plaint WM. s. FLUKE, Sheriff.
By virtue Of the above Commission, will proceed
take depostons in the above stated case on Mon
day the lth day of January 10 o'clock, A, NJ, at the
office Of John Smith, Esq, the borough Of Schells
burg. JOHN = SCHELL,
Dec IS 1856, Commissioner.
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Department, IN which they manufacture under the
immediate supervision of Mr.. Blymire, their exceIl-
ent assortment of tin ware. We offer great induce
ments 10 country merchants by way of large dis
count, very large stock, and excellent work, their
assortment of stock embraces probably 20 different
patterns OF Cook and Heating Stoves selected from
the choicest patterns of the best Foundres in Pha-
delpnia Baltimore York ana Pittsburgh, ask espe-
ca attention, TO this part of stock by all wanting
good warranted stoves.
We have hand few ola fashioned stoves at
reduced prices. ...
Berlin Stoves, SlO, 90 all sound.
Hathaway $40, 90 10 $500
Thankful 10 all who have patronized US with Job
work, we would inform them that still attend
with care and despatch 10 out door work, spouting
and sheetng done at the lowest prices according 10
quality of the work. We keep constantly on hand
The celebrated Victoria stove Backing, which is
cheaper and superior 10 any thing else used for
this purpose. Russia and American stove Pipe and
Fire boards constantly on hand and made 10 order,
Whole Sale or retail. In short every thing in the
timing, stove and copper smith line Please give as
a call and examine for yourselves.
Oct 10th. BLYMIRE 4 HARTLEY.
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The New GoE6 Tribune, on tn m1rain. Of
the Presidential +lrcinu, DECLARED that ''0S sure
as there is a God in Henrea, jf james Buchanan
is elected Presidrnl,' Oregon viii be made a
slave State James Buchanan rms elected. and
Oregon has been made a free STATE the utiIels
of the IrjbDne viii probably br confirmed in
their i0fdeIity by this fact, and Will regard it
as conclusive proof that ''Ih-rr is no God in
Heaven"
Bu. it is interesting to see, in th- case O! Or
rgnn, how beautifully the doctrnr of popular
sovereignty operates among honest, srusib!e
and patriotic people, and how completely the
result has ialsf"d all the predictions and as
sprtions of the black republican agilarorS.-
Starting out on the wIIliulIy falls, theory riat The
Nebraska act was designed to force slavery upon
all the territories, they have never halted in
Their persistent assertions that such WAS sure
70 BE- the fruit OF he great and gIoripns prnci-
pie whjch that act was designed to carry into
effect And determined that thrir lal,r theory
should prove true, they have iaaorgd constantly
to make It st in the case Of Kansas. II thu ppu-
pie Of that Te rritory had acted as snnsi5'y and
as honestly as the people ofOrc-on havr-if
they had goap to the polls and voted, the resut
there would have been the same as IN Oregon
Bat no one can doubt that # these "hlack
rascai>'' could have Influenced The pcorl, OF
Oregon As they have those na Kansas, Oregon
would have been made slave Stair. ii those
ia favor Of making Oregon a il9" State had stay
ed away from the polls, Of course The f~w pro-
slavery usn there would Rave carried the rirc-
ton. and Oregon would h ave been a slave STATE.
Nh Patriot.
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The Bedford Gazette.
AT HOME AND ABRoAD.

,b, b;etorv of which too often di>5races the col
nrnrs of manv Of our cotemporaries. We now
nronose to Dive an answer 10 the inquiries made
= reference 70 this Sobipct, which we hope will
f,rsvsr evonarate Us from the unpleasant task of
writing on theme which so vividIy brings up
20 o,r consciousness the weakness and depravi-
., IF human nature. We decline burdening
our columns WIN .n's Ni"' oi ''''''s, - ;, -
very sood anu Suiiio'e"' '''
that II wee Oe co"'.nO'' '''y "''0 y = -. ~. go
1.-THE people, u "'l' oSN0''' :, ''''''',4' "
their eyes maj rs "'uVo''Sl''SS ~ - ~ 'o,'S'
rrPel mem from us e'Do' 'dI'' O'''' "
.,yice is monster Of such frightful men.
AS to be hated needs but to be seen,
Bnt ,seu 100 oft, flmt1sar ,cithits ttce,
We fr,t eudsrs, taea pi,y, tlea e0,5r.ec -
w, h,l,aya further. that II is th. dulyo the
.,..,t,, ..,,,4-
newspaper press, 70 rhdPaFoF 'o|"fSe ''F S'"''a S'"''a
IA a. ,.,,,ls instead of making il an object to
@'u ~ 4o,..I
-drpreSS IT, OF oi cohhNi"@ a' '"T "'P'"''u
Taste nf those who have uuw,ttinEly imbi5ed the
''.-.'I.,.o ba,. odoo;ni,,er.d 70 the
poison 'u'l "SN ~
onbIic iojiscriminalelv. Therefore, We can
.i,. ,L.ca N opr
not una u 10 our "F@i'' - 5NS
paper 10 the thousand and one shocking and
,.h;rh r.,l. mn tb4 criminal
oosCe"e SUI ''S -
romance of our country. We could not issue
,,;,bo.,, . t,l,.h v.sr4 we 70 do 50.
our paper "'t"o'' ''1'
soo.ora o.;,,. .cor,,ni,tad N our community
near OF CVIHe Cou'''''''S' '' w > >
that Dprhans the criminal was strengthened IN
,b., a,c,,;o,r dissertation Of
his EVIL resolve, oy 'de rAS'''"o "''o' ''' "
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5rs NEW
Fancy Store.

MRS. II. D. PEUGH X CO.. respectfully invite the
attention OF the Ladies of Bedford and vicinity to
iheiI pew and handsome stock of goods just opened
IN "Manns BnIlding" Julianna ST. opposite Dr. Ream
er's Dr1g Store.
These goods have been selected with the greatest
care, and of the latest style and best quality
Their stock consists in part of
Molre Antique Silks. All Wool de LANES
Blk. Gro de Rhine. do do prlnted
French Mernoes, plain and printed Blk Elastic Belts
Moss head Fringes. Chenille Trimmings.
BUgie Laces. Chenille Scarfs.
Ladies Kid Gloves. Chenille head dresses.
Ladies Gauntlets. Fancy French Corsets.
Gents Blk. Md Gloves, Felveteen, &c. &c. 1s
Perfumery, Extracts, Jewelry, &c.
LADIES' and CHlLDRENS' BONNETS in great va
Iiety. A general assortment of Ladies and Misses
SHOES, CATERS, OVERSHOES, &C.
SHAWLS OF every quality and description,
H. D. PEUGH,
ETTiE a. FlSH3URN,
Oct. %, 1857,
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.Nerspoper Change.-The '-Juniata Reg ister''
has passed into tn hands Of Mrssrs. Greer and
Alison who have greatly improved its typogra-
phica execution, and have added much to the
interest ofils editorial columns. The"Register,' u
FIVE mistake not, will soon be in the front
rank ortbe Democratic country press Of the
State The new publishers have our hearty
wishes for their prosperity.
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Bedford Markets.

coszrcrso WEEKLY ~ J. < J. II. snornAnrr
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Jan. |, 1873.
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Public Documenfs.- We are indebted 70
Hon. Nm. p. Scdeii, Of the State Senate, for a
number of valuable documents: also 10 Nlessrs.
Hag, Castner and II Ciure, of the House. d.
Chapman, Esq, Of Philadelphia, likewise has
our thanks foe his polite attention.
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The list of Petit Jurors drawn for February Term
is as follows
Bedford Borongh--John Aisip. . ........ . ....
Bedford Io'snshIp-John " Schae5iy, Zaehariah
Koontz, William Sellers.
Coprain-- Emanuel Saa{er Reuben Smith A bra
ham McCielIaRd Perry Morgan.
Cumberland Valley-FredeticE SIlgey Joan Houck.
East Progidence--John h BaEtou William RItch-
-ey, OF Michael, Gideon Martin, Solomon Nycgin,
Henry Hand, David Esheluan
Hanrison-AlexaHder Shoemaker, James Mor,i-
more.
well-Nalban Horton, Alexander Eichelber-
ger.
Liberty--John Long.
Middle Woodberry--George Potter
Monroe-Daniel Dieh, John Pennell, William
ONeal.
Napier-Peter. Mowry, Jr, George S Muffin, VIII
liam Coiviu, James Allison.
South Woodberry--David Sollenberger, DaDId T.
Buck.
ST. Clair-Jacob Andrews, Thomas McCreary.
Union--John Conrad, Esq, John James, AdsIphns
AXE.
Yves, Providence -rhaip Norgrct, Adam Weaver
ling.
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THE Suicide AT LAFAYETTE HALL
IDENTIFICATION OF THE MAN.


The announcement in yesterday mornings TRIBUNE
of the death Of young man then unknown, by shoot
ing himself through the head the evening previous while
in the pistol gallery of Ar Ottgnon, attached to La
iayette Hall, No. 597 Broadway, brought large mum.
Der of persops to the Eighth Precinct Police station
to view the body The suicide was identified az
Mr. Lewis Beardsley of Madison, Wisconsin who ar
rived in h. city some three weeks ago and put up at
the Metropolitan Hotel For years past Mr.. Besrd-ley
at intervals, has been deranged in mind, but from what
cause did not transpire.
AL O'Clock on Tuesday evening Mr. Beardsley
arose from sick bed, where be had been confined for
several days. dressed himself and, during the TEN.
porsry absence of relative, who was very attentive
TO bin, left the house and proceeded to the shooting
gallery in question: and after firing several shots at the
target, paid the BILL and took seat. In the course Of
half an hour aterward, Mr. BeardsIey expressed de.
sire to shoot again and fired charge Immediately
after which he took another loaded pistol An dexter.
ousy turning it in his hand placed the muzzle imme
dately over the right eye and fred the bullet pene.
trating his brain. He instantly Sll 10 the floor and
expired The news Of the melancholy affair spread
rapidly and caused much excitement in that unmedi.
ate vicinity. BY order Of Inspector Turnbul of the
Eighth Ward Police, the remains were convened 10
the Statlon-house, where Co!oher ferry yesterday
held an inquest. The testimony adduced is as follows:
William +. Ottignon, residing at No. l2I Amity
street being duly sworn dpo.es and ssyr-I evening
at Lafayette HAL in The pistol gallery about O'Clock the De
the be examined pistols
askd the proprietor they duens pistols. he them
and bred round Of ht shots and paid for them be then
al dos for ts hour b. then and d he would Ere
sDsther ~ shots. commenced frng h- which
De eischngd shot then him the pistol
point hs kcsi md tired imneds and fell dead there
but NO psons the rooE,he who has charge OF
he gallery and myself
NJ L.
ssyI have charge Of tie pistol gallery in LSg.tte Hsl;
isy' tsu3 ,se wiener. Of the y:,DE vtne., .-s4py lie