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Rsfy- For City News see third page.
For Market Reports and Marine News see fourth
From tho London Times
THE FATE or FRANKLIN.
nr,urn or ,be rxplorIns Yncht HFox."

Return Of the Exploring Yacht |EOx"
The For screw discovery vessel Capt M'Cn-
took } which was sent to the Archie regious at
he expense OF Lady Franklin, TO discover traces
Of the missing expedition, arrived of the Isle
of Wight on Wednesday. On landing, Capt
M'Clinioek at once caino on by train for L0n-
don, bringing with him two cases containing
relics OF the long missing expedition Of Sir john
Franklin. We have received he following from
the Admiralty
Thursday, Sept 22--lO 80 A. NJ
The Secretary OF the Admiralty presents bis
compliments to the Editor Of tho Times, and
forwards the accompanying letter for insertion.
Yacht Fox, Il Y. 8.
SrR: beg you will inform the Lords Com.
missioners Of the Admiralty Of the safe return
TO this country Of LAZY Fraukln's Final Search
ing Expedition, which | have had the honor to
conduct.
Their Lorlships will lojoice to hear that our
endeavors to ascertain the fate Of the Frank
| lin Expedition" have met with complete sue
cess.
At Point Victory, upon the northwest coast
of King Williams Island, record has been
found dated the 25th OF April, 1883, aud signed
by Captains Crozier and FItzj imcs BY 1t we
were informed that her Majesty's shpi Erehus
and Terror were abandoned ON the 22d April
] lSlS, IN lue ICE nNC leagues To INC ". N. W
and that the survivors--u all amounting to lO5
souls, under the command o! Capt. Grozer--
were proceeding to the Great Fish River -
Sir John Franklin had died ON the llth OF June
! 1917
Many deeply interesting relics Of our los
countrymen have been picked up upon the
western shore of King Williams Island, anC
others obtained from the EsquimauX, by whom
we were informed that subsequent TO thei
abandonment one ship was crushed AID sunl
by the ice aud the other forced on shore, whar
she has ever since been allOrdng them an al
most inexhaustible mine of wealth.
Being unable to penetrate beyond BeliO
Strait, the For wnter,d in Brentford Bay, snt
the search-includIng the estuary of the Grea
Fish River and the discovery Of 800 miles q
coast line, by which we have united tho oIplo
rations OF the former searching expeditions I,
the north west OF our position with those of 81
James Ross, Dease, Simpson aud Rae to th
south-has been performed by sledge journey
this Spring, conducted by Lieut. Hobson, Il
N, Capt Allen Young and myself
As somewhat detailed report Of our pro
cecdmgs will doubtless be interesting TO thei
Lordships, it ia rewith iuclosed, together wit
charc of our discoveries and explorations, an
at the earliest opportunity l will preaent mYse
at the Admiralty to afford further information
and lay before their Lordships the record fOun
ut Port Victory.
! have the honor to be, &c,
f. L. MCLNTOCk, Captain Il.
To the Secretary Of the Admiralty,
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DENTIST.
DR. w J. GUILD HA S REMOV
I'd his Dental OHce to Room No IS, Hoffman block
Superior street East OF public square South Of e. Az
~ iO need service Of Denst, will themselves
much SUFFERING as woll las MONEY by giving him
call Eec rcity used 10 mitigate pain, for those VINO ue
ARTIFICIAL TEETH INSERTED
On Gold Silver Porcelain aud NulcanZed Rubber baHe
"A the best nauner Teeth Ia sets from $40 $50 Gold
filings according Of the cavity, from co. upward
mhylI
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prp @ooOs.

BLANKETS & COUNTERPANES.
- Whine KVs,, Mnckinac Army and oth9f bank
cts; Crdlc 90 aud Hhro Blankets in varlet trrnch
Maneles Quts Eugl'sh Couptetplues, Cradle Qailis,
Al enlat' ami other Dumesur Qdins I..
ornu \. / nALDWIN 60.
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AT 2Il SUPERIOR ST.
IF YOUR TEETH ARE GOOD,
Il read the following lines II your teeth are bad read
hem with great II you have no teeth at all hsp-
fact that s daily exhibited in tho streets, In the social
circle and in the paur by the humbes peasant and the
proudost auocra that hundred Of persons lose good
sets Of teeth for tile Of the timely aid OF good and
skfu dentist poor and inferior operation is IN many
than At ALL If your teeth arc good nave
them examined by good dentist ard keep them In order
If r 10 time should be lost hut have them repaired the
sooner thu better and that winch Bprns says w
nel Of all diseases All llluegnldres ol tho leeth Aoulu
ue ueatiended to in childhO d ana youth ,,.
All persons dasiruus Of fine dental opernts are lhNl-
edtO call at NY room where particular attention rs gwen
10 the pTessT yaiOu OF the natural teeth. where the
XuICANIZED CONALITE,
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GUTTA PERCHA B ASE,
For Artificial Teeth

is manufactured and ali varieties Of artificial teeth are
ut up in the hest manner. W. ID lNGEltSOl;Lt,
No 2ll Marble Block, superior street, Cleveland, o.
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Buil0ers 81 Artbitrfts.

DROOKS s. O. & II. W., BUILD
I'D ERS Also Manufacturer Of Doorgy Blinds sash,
Brackets and all kinds Of Scro-sawing and Gothic WORK
Particular atten m paid 10 Ftng-Up Stores Factory On
Divsion-st Centre Rlock. Cleveland 0 nale-a2,
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ruor,no shiniug per week to City sabssribers
'--' lOTWs Five Dollars ysarto Mail subscrbers
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-03-24
- - -
Death of Hon. u. IL. Smith.

s.. Wear panied to hear of the death of
Hon. O. III. SMITH, which occurred at his
residence in indianapolis. on the evening
of Saturday last, after atedious illness of
nearly year Mr.. 5. was known all over
the State as man of eminent ability, and
this announcement will be read with feel
ings of regret Ly nearly every. ore. We
shall not attempt with tho limited space at
our command to-day to attempt to give an
account Of his career as distinguished cit
nen, or speak of his ser, ices lo,ihe State a
a public man, feeling sure that we should
do his fame injustice by attempting an,
thing of the kind under the circumstances
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-03-24

ot NIauo 4HoScBitut ~ cttWdSus
The Missouri Democrat says It is bclicyr
ell by those best able to Judge of the mat
ter, that the emigration now going West
ward exceeds that Of any former period in
the history OF the country. even that OF
1850, the immensely of which it will
be remembered, caused universal wonder
About one mile in length of the wharf al
ST. Louis is closely packed by steamers,
numbers arriving and departing each day,
crowded with passengers and deeply larleE
With freight. A large portion Of the pas
sengers are destined for the land of gold.
The conductors of the "Grcat Through
Salt Lake Route report hundreds of per-
sons already en- route for the gold regions.
travelling in every conceivable manner
some with mules. others with hanl carts.
a Ia Mormon, and one company brought
up the rear with the running gear Of a bng-
gy, upon which was loaded mining tools,
camp fixtures, etc., and was drawn by cle-
ven men, the foremost Of which was a
Young man of delicate appearance. dressed
in fine cloth coat, ''stoye-pipe" hat AMI
patent leather boots. They were all full
of hope and bright anticipations ofthe fu-
turc, and az iollya set Of fellows as ever
cracked joke around camp FIRE.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-03-24
p IT 3 Ts1C $ 2 e.

- Office IL hc:--ssy given that SSe undersigned
/ I Ain n;str.sgsiz vi tlu- cstie o o. ,ncI RIpIex
late OF Mrss ~ Cotlnty, In l.. decd, viii sell at
Puiic Aaetiea at The ls.crvSi.eEcc ofthe deces.ens
cis S;;aFaaY, April I'd, 1852,
the Glowing property, to-wit: Two Horses, one
Wagon. os.c Coir.-a lnt 81 Stotk Hos one xrtt of
iIara,s'. eac Whca Fan. an! mary other articles
too numerous 70 Inoit.s,n.
Tens y Sal.-A credit of MIA. months will be
given all Sims over tree dollars the purchaser
,iv;rc noe With approved security. wsifing vslu=-
ton anil ap?rlisnAeni isws. AT sums OF three dol
Lars nl aaicr, cis!. in .nl. Sale to con,a.rnce-
II 70 A. IA of sail slav
MARGARET J. RIPLEY,
ISlTlf I'D illairiS.rafrir
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-03-24
War Of tho Isoscs.

We understand that most litter per-
scral controversy is going on through the
State Sentinel between Col. john c.. Wal
ker and ex- Senator iIcllren, of Washing
ton county. The controversy grew out of
the bargain Col. Walker or his friends
made with the Know Nothings, to give a
portion of the profits Of the State Print
ing to the New Albany Tribune, a Know
Nothing sheet, in order to secure his eec-
ton to the office of State Printer. Mr..
Hcifrcn calls COL w a Judas AMI applies
string of epithets besides to the Colonel
which, it is thought. will stir mp the hot
blood in his,siens. at least. should nothing
more serious come of it ..Ii ~
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-03-24
WE give nm the space to-day usual

WE give up the space to-day usually
occupied by onr own cogitations to make
room for the List of Acts passed at the re-
cent session of the Legislature, the Ii
censc Liquor Law approved by Gov. Will
lard, news items, favors oe Correspondents.
de-, de-, which could not very we'll be
postponed We will have opportunities
enough hereafter to say all we wish.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-03-24
Nur.cE nE sl.RNEY

II GTICE,is'ilcrclv .iirrn that Is.c ilfer~ is1scd
= Min tie County Surveyor. vii, oh fIidsv.
Ike St d'y Of April, 1850, prort 81 "a sarve, aud
ocat,. the corners uf ii ian IN scrtoI H. town.
ship 80, north of range east, IN Marshall County
iniliaia 10 meet the premises AID continue from
day 10 day until MI Il ur,evcd.
Nom residents who f;ril 70 meet the Surreror at
the time above mentioned, ami ,"siay or prov idc
for de.rasin, sie;r Is.- d f.so <. ,lsscs OF i'll
survey wl I've rciisrt-d seflis Comfy Auiitor and
such dclinlaeaces F.eed on he TX du2icstc. sisd
collected accorsiin. TO law.
March i1-l9t3 DAVID FERTIG.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-03-24

The Grand Jury has brought in a true
bill against Sickles.l and he will be prose
entsd sigqreusSs itdis saids zSincs7 his
tlt,c character as a hbertine has been foun,l
out public sympathy, which at first was SC
strong in his favor,-has been entircl with
drawn from him. If he is not convicted
justice will not be mectcd out to him.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-03-24

The Nashville Repu5Aua suggests the
name Of Hon. S. CoLFAx for Speaker of
the mex, Congress. Mr.. C.'s Republican
constituents, at least, wonl,l rejoice to hear
Of that honor being conferred upon their
popular representatives. Hefis,q doubtless;
as well qualified to ill the position as any
other member of the House, and if we had
the power TO select the individual npen
whom that distinction. should be conferred
we wouhI without hesitation confer It upon
the able and faithful R,prc sentative Of the
Ninth Congressional District Of Indiana.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-03-24

Mike Walsh, at one time a member OF
Congress from New York City, was found
dead on the morning of the 18th, in the
area of a building in Eighth Avenue Its
said that he hal been robbed and marder-
ed, but another account, which is most
probable, says he was found dead at tho
foot Of the steps with his heal broken, sup
posed to have fallen while in state Of in
toxication. 's.,ie, .spfe r-s'e.s.'f -
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-03-24
News from pixies Peak.

Two young men. relatives Of Mr.. Rep
DING, of this place, have recently returned
from Pixies Peak, after six months all
senee, bringing with them SIS 900, which
they obtained by digging in the mines
They are so much elated with their sue
cess that it is their intention to return, ia
king with them their father and probably
other relatives.-So. Bent Foruna, Narch
10 elr rs.. .r.ff 4~f.s.iis - -.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-03-24
Republican Senator Elected in New


John c. Ten Eyck, Republican, was
elected by the New Jersey Legislature on
Thursday last, U. S. Senator for six years
from the 4th of March. 1859. This is an
other Republican gain, making the fourth
elected this year in the place Of Democrats.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-03-24

TIME Partnership heretofore existing between
Ms. WoepwAaD and ~ HqrrcHoyssss
under The 6rni name Of N. s. Woodsau &: Co,
i this dav dissolved by mutual consent; n 5.
Woodward taking the goods and assuming al The
debts Of the firm. All debts due the hrm wia DC
n. s. WOODWARD.
March Z. 1859. H. HUMRICH0USER.
Mr. Those knowing themselves Indebted to
the e6rn IS q 3 woodward 4 Ca ase request
ed 10 call soon All settle up the books must be
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-03-24
TOY NG,NsRESlDENTS-

II ME undersigned with the County Surveyor.
& -will, oi Inessy the 4. tax oil Anil ls.s9,
proceed to s;TTeN and locate the eorn,rs of hi.
land in section 10, township 81. north OF range one
east. in Mtr>llili c'rIfs. Indiana; to NEE; o.tlae
premises and continue rom day day until all is
SURVEYED
Non-rcsilcnts who fail to i=cci the Surveyor It
the time above specified. and DELAY, or provide
Tor dcir,, ling, t,ei. p,ron c the expenses of sad
survey, aill lee reiussc,l {, the County ,rlitc, and
such ,lciiniu~ncies placed on the Duplicate and
col,rstv,l aeeo dag 10 Lsw. HsT : fsfrf a
Nue. l.-Ig.3 CASTER GRCBE.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-03-24

for fuel and light furnished for the years
1856 to1S58 ineItsite.
No, "a. A iont Resolution infclation
to the settlement, adjnftment and coIec-
ton ofl The due TO the State from the IVA
rious officers ahhperyous indebted thereto.
| hereby certify that there were ninety
four bills originating in.the House. WHICH
niasel both branches Of Or Lssslelaepe =
Three Of this number were vetoed by the
Governor. and one of the last named pass
cd and became law, the Governors OBJ
|jeaiofs tosahe contrafy Notwithstanding,
There were fifty-thrce Senate Bills passed.,
I.ls-of-xAiela was vetoed acknowledgements,
making the whole number of bills passed
by both branches of the Legislature. one
hundred and forty seven, ofwhich one 'hun
.dred and forty -fonr have, BECOME laws. b.
- L. GEO. III, CHAPMAN
-. ~. Assistant Clerk of the House.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-03-24

ARrHUR's HoxE MAoAzsSE. sparkling
and bright. for April, has been reeeivc'l'
We always give each nnmbcr q cordial
.tsf9fd
welcome to orr ,sanctum. ,,...q..
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-03-24
Administrators Sale.

He undersigned, Administered of the estate
ofGeOr.:e " i,lm.n, late OF Marshall County,
Indiana, deceased, will Offer s,s sale ~
Fniipy. he 81 dag Of Ipra, 4. H.. 1889.
1t the late residence Of tn, dec.trnt, in Hss.ss,e
township. between the Iruurs of Il, u.Socs M
,nd 4 vcloek. /. ma, OF sid dav..fsc tsten iaS
property, to-wt: Horses. Hogs. Cat;.r. &c.
A credit, of h'nc months viii he given OF az
sums over three slpar-, the Purchaser giving note
with a,ssrsy,-! security, VARYING vasfiln aud APP
r .isr usilt Laws. JEPTlIA DlSHER,
VI ,lvli lf-i.t} Adm niSfr.ftor.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-03-24

rbsou,l;sed voters * Marshall COUNTY Iadiana,
arc hereby notified th,t an election viii be held IN
arcoriancc with thc above notice o. ne art
M,nday, the lth day; Of ApEil, A. D., lete:
Of March, s' isss: 'I 80 .. & BxS3k
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-03-24

The President hasJlccilel not to call an
extra esssion Of Congress- The Psssnlas-
ter General has CONCLUDED to try the cxpe-
rimcpt Of having the mails transported on
cfcdf. lie says the contthctqrs schn Dor
row all the money they want by pledging
their claims against the Department as Sc
euriV. He has dismissed thirty-opc, ,Spc-
cal post-oiIice agents, thus efecting a sa.
y zs,gs AK,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-03-24
ELECTH0y NOTICE.
SITE OF fyBIlsa, MARSHALL COUNTY, S.

-
To the SherH Of Marshall County, Greeting:
IgNEWFoNf r. PACKARD, Clerk 81 she'
MARSHALL Circuit Court, do hereby certify that an
Election will be held, at the usual places Of holding
elections, in each and every Township in said
Sounty. on the first Monday, the 4th day, Of April
1859. for the purpose of clecting the following OIL
GERS. to- wit: Center township, One Justice of the
Peace; North township. One Justice Of the Peace;
Polk township, One Justice of ihe Pcacc; and one
Constable for every Justice in each townships also.
one Clerk, Treasurer and Trustee in each town
ship In said County.
In Witness Of which have here
H. S.. unto set my hand and affixed the seal
of said Court at my Office in Plymouth,
this 9th day of March, A. D.. 1859.
NEWTON R. PACKARD, c. NJ. c. c.
p. s. ! understand the Legislature he's $500
law in raferfnse to 1ovnshi1 Truk tees, bu5 basI!g
no legal notice ofthat fact, Igve the Notice IN the
usual form According e esr greesas ~, f.,.rt
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-03-24

II he election Tor Cny offlcers IN Pefu
Ind, was held on last Monday week, an
resulted in a draw game. each party elect
gan cabsllnabi5et Of officers, same AS
last year.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-03-24
Friday, .Narch 2J. 1879
STATE OF INDIANA, ea-
i ftli TlpSHtTI CnJr

olAlE Of INDIANA
MARSHALL COUNTY, S.
Before III. B. FAIconbclry, J. F., March 9th, fs59,
James a. Curtis,
W. Proceedings in Attachment
Simeon ID. Tinglev-S
IT appearing that the defendant, Simeon ID.
q Tinsicy. has hal no personal service of a sum
mons III this cause, he is haeby notifsd of the
fling of fe cof1i:'int, the issurg OF process and
the cpdcncy OF said CAUSE. and thu, rhe sanie is Set
for trial ofthe iirs dav of April. 80, At oeock
a. m. at nv Off e IN Polk township. -
II. q. FALCONBERRY, T. +. TSs,sf
Mtrch II, 1850. Tnl9t3l
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-03-24
THE REPUBLICAN,.
.MaTTINGLY. EDITOR.
- PLYMOUTH. md. ire
Thursday. March q, 1859.

-. .,.s se AGENTS. foIiri ..tisf.rf
RoUSps & I,aSsDoN are our only authorized
Advertising Agents for the City of Chicago.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-03-24
'P-a7H8nf GREAT SALE OF E7E
PERSONAL PrOpeEtV!

IN Pursuance Of Mortgaee made ne C.,or,,. ID
n Steadinqi to secrre, the payment of two ,bons
and dollars 10 Buckley Steadman and Joseph Ferris.
the undcrsi; d will offer for sale at public auction
to the highest bidder, at the E,lw rIs' House :,
Plymouth, Ind, on
Friday, March 2J, 1850.
the Hotel Furniture in said Edwards House CON
sisting Of BEDS, TABLES, STANDS. car
PETS, LAMPS, BEBSTEADS, BEDDING,
MATTR ASSES, and all kinds of Furniture and
Property. necessary in large. first class Hotel
Also, some. COWS and HOGS .-.es
II The sale win be without reserve. Property
to be paid for on delivery. Those in want Of good
furniture for any purpose win find it to their eter-
eat tn attend the above sale.
u The sale viii be continued from day to dxv
until the mortgage is satisfied or the furniture all
sold. fif'f JOSEPH FERRIS
March 17-l9t2
=
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-03-24


Secretary Of State shall act as Governor.
Stsn6eld.
No Gle. An act to create the Filtsenll,
Judicial Circuit
No 215. An act 10 provide for the 10
eating and working Of highways. situated
npon county lines. Fenlyce.
No. 21S. An act to fix the time foi
holding the courts Of Common Pleas in tho
District composed of the the counties oil
Elkhart and Lagrange, and to repeal all
laws or parts Of laws inconsistent with
/ this act. Murray.
No. 22l. An act fixing the time Of
holding the Circuit Courts in the TWELFTH
Judicial Circuit. regulating tho terms
thereof, and repeating all laws inconsis
tent Herewith. Snyder.
| No. 222 An act to amend section 4:
of an act entitled "An act to establish thu
courts of Common Pleas, and defining tho
jurisdiction and duties of and providing
compensation for the judges thereof APP
proved May IA. 1853. SO as to regulate the
llocketing and disposal Of the bushes,
thereof
No. 223 An act 20 provide for the re-
turn Of the jury to the common Plea.
Courts at the third day Of the term
Cavins-
No. 224. An act to prevent the spread
Of the Canada thistle; prescribing penalties
for suffering the same to mature upon cul
Itivated farms and public highways. AMI
to prescribe penalties for selling seeds o.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-03-24

Hon. S. CoLFAx, we learn from the last
IHegishr, has arrived at home, and ASSUME
ed theeditorial charge of that paper.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-03-24

NO. l3V. an 6ct 10 coihvsl suPe1siSoiS
ofroad districts, within the limits of incor
por.ted towns. to work the Same nn.lei
the direction of town council. Emergen.
cy.clause- toigrose.
No. 13l. An act to. secure dues from
private corporations AMI to extend theIl
immniuties to all citizens who may organize
on the same terms
No. ia. An act to amend the first sec
ton Of IN act entitled ''an act concerning
real property and the alienation thereof
approved May 6. 1852. Bairi.
No. 1873. An act for the protection o
sidewalks in towns and villages. anl for th'
preservation of shade trees planted along
The came. Boyd.
No. 139. An act deelaratory Of thu
meaning OF the first section of an act en-
titled can act prescribing who may MAKE
awill. the effect thereof. what may be de
sise.i. regulating the revocation. sd'nis
sion to probate and contest thereof ap
proved May 81. 1852. and to legalize al
wills made by married women, in pursu
ance of said act. since the taking effcc
thereof. Emergency clause Blythe.
No. al. An act to authorize the for
MAJ on Of limited partnerships. and fixing
The liabilities of the several partners AM
preseribinx the proceedings against them.
Edwards
Ne. l42. An act TO authorize the Boart
az County Commissions Of the severa
eoonfies IN this State to make such an al
Iowenco out Of the county treasury OF thel
rcpnsctixs counties - will indemnify tn
e~7ern Of property for loss sustained b!
eh,3.k;ne. conveying or destruction ossucl
pros5fty By any officer under and BY vir
tue of the provision Of an act entitled IA
sst . prohibit the mannsarturs and sal
q eSiritous and Intoxicating liqnors. *
- - ,coodn fhersin named. au!l. e rerea