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HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
PHILADELPHIA.
\ benevolent Institution, established by spe.
cial endowment for the relief Of the
sick aud distressed, afflicted
with Virulent and Ep-
idrmic disrnsns

clal endowment Tor the relief OF the
sick aud distressed, afflicted
with Nirulent and Ep-
idcmc diseases.
TIE HOWARD ASSOCIATION, in view of
the awful destruction OF human life, caused by
Sexual diseases aud the dcccptons practised
upon the unfortunate victims OF such diseases
10y Quacks, several years ago directed their
Consulting Surgeon, as II Charitable Act wor-
thy of their name, TO open Dispcusary tor
the treatment oi this class of Diseases in all
their forms, aud to give Medical Advice Graft,
10 all who apply by letter, with description of
their condition, (age, occupation, habits of life
&c, } aud III Cas0s OF extreme puyurty to- Fur
nlsh Medicines Free OF Charge. Ii is needless
to add that the Association commands the high
est Medical skill OF ihe Age, and will furnish
the most approved modern treatment.
The Directors OF the ASsoCiauun, ia the An.
nuIl Report ppon the treatment of Sexual Dis.
cases express The highest satisfaction with the
success which has attended the labOrs Of their
Surgeons IN the cure of SpcrmatOrrhTa, Semi.
nal Weakness, GOmOi irhna, Giect, syphilis the
vice of Onanism or Sell Abuse, Diseases OF the
Kidneys aud Bladder, &c, and order a cumtiu.
nance Of the same plan for the ensuing year
The Directors, Ou a review OF the past feel
assured that their labOrs in this sphere of be.
mcvoIcnt effort have been of great benefit TO
the alHIctcu, especially 10 the young, aud they
have resolved 10 devote themselves, with re.
newed zeal, to this very important but much
despised cause.
Just Pgb!ishcd by the Association, 2 Repart
on Spermatouhga, or Seminal " eakness, the
Vice of Onsnism. Masturbation or Seii-Ahuse,
and other Diseases OF the sexual Organs by the
Consulting Surgeon which will be sent nv mail
Cn sealed letter enyelope,) Free OF Charge,
on receipt Of Two Stamps tor postage. Other
Reports aud Tracts on the nature and treat.
meut OI Sexual diseases, diet, sc. are con slant.
ly being Published for gratuitous distribution
ami will be sent 10 the afflicted Some OF the
new remedies aud methods Of treatmrnt dis.
covered during the last year, are OF great value.
Address, for report or treatment. Dr.. j. Skill
lin llOughtOn, Acting Surgeon, Howard Associ.
alton, No. . South Ninth Street, Philadelphia,
Pa. BY order OF the directors,
EZRA ID. IIEARrWELL, PREsIDESr.
GEO. FAIRClllLD, Secretary.
March %, G-ly
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JOS. M. GAYL b ,
CAMDEN, 8. @,


is NOW IN receipt of fresh SUPPLY Of
Dry Goods and Groceries,
among which may be found in the DRY
GOODS line
Brown and Bleached Shirting--widc and
good. Apron and Shepherd Checks;
SchuylkilI Checks, Family
Linen, Fancy Prnts,
Printed Lawns,
Solid, Check
and
Fancy Plaid
Ginghsms. A varie-
ty of Cambrics-whte and
colored. Ladies l. Cambria
handkerchiefs, coored cotton and
Berlin Gloves White and colored Hose,
White ard Colored spool Cotton,
For sale by JOS. NJ. GAYLE.
Camden, s. G.. lift
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BLANKS / BLANKsII

We would call the attention of member, q
the bar and magistrates of this and. thssur
rounding Districts, to our extensive assort
ment OF Blanks. We have now on hand
full supply printed in excellent vie, aud
can I'll NIL orders promptly at ses.nty.fiye
cent. per quire cash. :,
We are also prepared to print Briefs at
snort no'ee' IN handsome style and as low
as the work can be'done any where in tho
Stste for ~@sl
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RARTICULAR NOTICE.

''hE subscriber is pleased 10 announce
= to the Pnblic thai from this date 20 the
isl OF September next, grinding may be had
every day 10 the week at his Steam Mill,
SIX mites Eastsof Lancaster, e. n.
'uoe' 10, u GEO. SINCLAIR.
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For Men and Bows Wear.

DOWERl.OOM, Fancy and Verona twill
i Cotonades, Marseils Coating, Blue
Stripes and Denims, Georgia Nankin and
Dutch Linen, Satin'faced and fancy union
Drills, Grass Cloth and fancy Cassimere
Half-hose-white, brown, and fancy, col
ored Lisle Thread Gloves, 81, &c
JOS. NJ. GAYLE.
Camden, S G.. lltf
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
IANCAsTEK DInIRICI

John Sings, who is in the custody Of the
Sheriff Of Lancaster District, hy virtue of II
Writ of Capia- ad Sati> >facirndum. nj the
suit Of J. :. McFadden having flied in nv
office together with schedule. on oath. of
his estate and effects, his petition TO the
Court of Common Pleas, praying that h.
may be admitted 10 the benefit of the Acts
OF the General Assembly made for the re-
lief of insolvent debtors. IL il ordered
that the said, J. s. McFldden and all 9th.
er the creditors To whom the said John
Sings is in anywise Indebted. be, and they
are hereby summoned. and tave notice To
appear before the said court ut Lancaster
Court House, on the third Monday IN DC.
tober next, then and there tu shew cause.
u any they can, why the prayer of the pc.
ttioner aforesaid should not be Granted
~ J. a. STEWM CIR.
Once OF Common Pleas, Lancaster Dis
trici March :, 1859. 2I-3m
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superior Inducements to the Public !
lB- new and sure plan for obtaining
GOLD and SILVER WATCHES, aud Other
valuable Prizes. Full particulars given in Cata.
Io2gues, which will be sent free TO all upon ap.
plicatiOn.
Naluable Gifts, worth from so cts to SLOO.
GUARANTEED to each purchaser $InO, 900
In Fifts have been distrit uted to my patrons
Nithin the past six month-sl6O, 900 TO be dis
'rbutcd during the next six months.
The INDUCEMENTS offered Agents are more
liberal than those Of any other housc in the
business.
Having been In tie Publishing and BoOksel.
nNg business for the last eight years, my expe,
renee enables me 10 conduct the Gin Enter.
pHze with the greatest satisfaction TO all.
10 AGENTS WANTED in every Town and
County.
For iull Particulars address
DUANE RULISON,
Quaker City Publishing House,
SS Soulh Third street,
- Philadelphia, Pa
sep1 81, 1907. 32-4m.
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Sundries,

ENhNCY Candies, Raisins-whole, half
l. and quarter Boxes, Paradise nuts, Al.
monds, Butter, Pecan nuts. English Wal
nuts, Cocanuts. Herring, Cove Oysters
Salmond, l.obsters, Pepper Sauce, Tomato
&c, &c. Fresh, just received by
JOS. NJ. GAYLE
Camden. ian. 4, lS59-47tf
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A SUfPLY Of blanks on hand at the
edger Office, thai viii De sold exclusively
for cash. Person, will obIige us by poi
skiag 'or them on ar ,ther terms.
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Notice to 1resspassers.

| HEREBY WARN ALL person not to
Il cut, maui from, or hire their teams for
the purpose Of hauling from, or in anywise
Intrdde upon tract Of land on the waters
OF Bear Creek. surveyed 18th of March
1874. Granted ad day of June. 1894, To
Brice Miller have a title 10 said land and
am determined to enforce the law against
all tresspassers. =. p.
w.R. DpRIN.
H rf
t.-. -. .
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
LANCASTER DIsTRIcr.
In Tie Common Pleas.
Henry R. Price
vs.. Attachment.
Asia NJ. CASTOR.
A.,. s. y, n +; s;s..s'. o..,ss. } A''~'~s"'.
WHEREAS, the Plaintiffs did on the
w 2lst day Of March, 1859, filed their
Declarations against the Defendant, who
(ns it is said) is absent from and without
the limits OF this State, and has neither wife
nor Attorney known within the same, upon
whom copy of the seid Declarations might
be served. 1t is therefore ordered, that the
said Deierdan do appear and plead to the
said Declarations on or before the 22nd day
Of March which will be in the year Of our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and sixty
otherwise final and absolute judgment will
then be given and awarded against him.
Office Court Common Pleas. Lancaster
District, 2lst day of March. 1859.
J. A. STEWMAN, Clerk.
March %, 1869 ely.
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Agents Wanted Everywhere.

10 agents can give more liberal induce
mcnts than can be afforded bv any oIhr,
house. Ia addition 10 larger commissions,
It i much easier to get subscribers for INV
enterprise than any other. The peculiar nd
vantngus Area Larger Stock and better
Catalogue 10 select from. a better assort-
mrnt and quality Of Gifts. Nor" punctual-
IIy aud correctness in filling Orders.
B' actmg as Agents for me, persons wish.
ing a''IuabIe Library can procure it gratis
Those seeking an easy method Of earning
a livelihood can find it, Any one desiring
good Watch. can obtain il. For full par.
tlcnlars, send for Catalogue.
Ny large capital, together with NV long
experience ia the business and conscQ ncns
familiarity with all its dctqil-, gives me an
almost inralcuInblc advantage over all other
parties. All | ask Is trial. Send the an
order. and You will be convinced that there
Is n" rXnggcra,iUn DO not forget Ia send
for Catalogue. Persons visiting the city.
are requested to call and examine for them
selves. & Il EVANS
HEAD QUI R1ERS,
439 CHESTNUT STREET,
Phitadclpha Pa.
Branch store. As Cornhil. Boston, Mass
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an" h'""H''h varieties OF publIcationS in cv-
cry department OF literature. We sell as low
as aud. III many cases, lower than any other
house in the country; and with every book of
the value OF one dollar or more, we present
some useful Giit without extra charge
TUE LET EVERY ONE CONSULT HIS
own interest, and at Evans Gift Book
BtSI store. examine the prices of books.
see the beautiful gifts 50 freely scat
fLACE tered among our patrons, and be sat
''hcd that the only economical way
or OF buying books is at.
No. 6T7 BROADWAY.
GET hAEGE l!OrE!. BUILDING.
We guarantee perfect satisfaction.
YOUR Judge for yourselves.
Examine our plan OF business -
hOOkS Any one can who will. Observe the
daily distribution Of watches. gold
AND and silver; vest, chatelaine and guard
chains bracelets, cameo, mosaic cor.
GIFTS al, gold stone, garnet and gold sets
.oi pin and clasps lockets, large
Is medium and small size rings, chased,
PLAIN and set with stones, cameo
j goidstone, coral mosaic and cnpra.
we'd studs and sleeve buttons scarf
hN Ans pms, crosses, gold, pens and pencils;
gold pens in silver and morucco
GIFT cases, and a thousand other articles
Of use and value.
BOOK A Git with every book worth from
STORE, Scots to 500 90
NO. Send for a Catalogue.
6T Ii will cost you nothing, and will
he valuable as a book Of reference if
WAY, nothing more.
NEW Address
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are ready to be given away, mailed free TO any
address, to all parts of the world Ii contains
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Philosophical and
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Law, Medical, Ma
sonic,
Standard Fiction-.
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Schools, &c. &c.
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Art, Scic' ce and Nat.
uraI History. !
Adventures, TrayeS
&c,
Agricultural and Do.
mestic Economy. :
Bellies Letters, Essays
&c.. 4
Bibles.
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Dictionaries, {
Encyclopedias,
Gazcttcers,
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SOUTH CAROLINA
NSTlTU TIE FAIR .
TO BE IiEI.DlN
& II A r l. f S 70 n,
NOVEMBER 18th, 1889.
COMPETITION OPEN TO ALL.
fAIR FOR THE PROMOTION or
ART, MECHANICAL INGENUITY
AND
INDUSTRY.

At THEIR LARGE AND CoMMopIoUs BUILDING ~
TnE CITY OF CHARLESTON, $. {.
Commencing on Tuesday November l5, 1859
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Ladies Florentine sets, pin and drops to
match, 10 90
Ladies' let sets, pin and drops to match,
z so
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-12-29

HNHE reputation acquired by this company
i during the last fifty years, by an hon
orable course in the transaction Of its business
and the prompt and liberal settlement of loss.
es, together with the character Of the secur-
lies composing its assets, ehtitle the Company
to the utmost confidence Of the public, as Of.
fording reliable Insurance against loss or dam
age by fire.
Aug l2 '59ly j. D. SEARS, Agent.
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the sounds were nearer than at first, and
/ was growing hourly more exhausted
from fatigue and burning thirst The
salt air Of tho cave irfamed my eyes.
parched my skin, and excoriated
my throat. and often hada horrible
idea thas should 60 mad; but worked
on. had wound up my watch five
times, therefore it must have been the
sixth day--dcliverance as far off as ever.
l had been trying to loosen fragment
Of rock which seemed somewhat detached
frem the strata, Qbis could only judge
OF by feeling II succeeded, l should
much reduce the thickness Of the barrier
at that point, but had to stop and rest
before the FINAL trial. again tried my
m atches. had constantly done SO hither.
to, but without success, and few remain
ed; but now the third one that ] tried
gave forth light smoke, than bus
dame,and finally clear red light. l
held it carefully, and beheld the cavern
in which was immured. II was small
one and sparkling from the saline crystals
as il studded with gems. Opposite to
me was a dark object, on projection OF
the shelving rock, and bearing similar
lity to the outline Of human figure. l
lifted high the expiring match, and, BY
its last ray, I saw q human face.
Ia a frenzy Of impatience l tried the
lew remaining matches, in vain, the last
one was in my hand more carefully l
drew it over the sand-paper, it burned
only for an instant; but in that instant,
holding it directly even with the body.
recognized the dead, pale, but un-
changed face Of my poor, lost brother
Henry.
I was again in darkness with the dead
body and my freuzied thoughts. After
time l resumed fercely my labor at
tho rock. A few blows loosened IL;
few more anl the large mass rolled in
wards, and : from fssure in the rock
which lay behind it,come in narrow
streak Of daylight. | was all but mad.
or would not have had sufficient strength
to effect my purpose
By the aid Of my OK shoe, l soon in
creased the hole, till it was large enough
to admit my head. Ny shouts soon
brought assistance from tie works, to
which. as | had supposed, ! was very
near. and soon from that fearful tomb
were drawn the living and the dead bo'
dies.
No one knew me ill I spoke. The b0.
dy OF poor Henry had bsen preserved by
the salt, and was also partly pstri6ei.-
That be had been killed by the fall was
evident, and had never moved from the
ridge on which he fell. l never entirely
recovered from the effects Of the salt,
which left my eyes and nose constantly
red, and rendered my flesh ever after
similar to corned pork. Ssa-
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0DEEM@ * "
ON MAIN STREET, FIVE DOORS
NORTH OF THE RAILROAD.
Rates Of Advertising.

Rates Of Advertising.
Ten lines, or less, this type, counts square re
One square, 8 weeks or less.. .......$ ,Oo
Ono SQUARE, each additional insertion,..'. 20
Permanent Advertisers, by special agreement,
at the following rates, payable quarterly; 70
One square, 3 months, without change,.,. 2,av, Nc
Two squares months, without change, 4'Uo
Three squares 3 months, without change, o,Uu
Four squares 3 months, without change o'o"
Each additional square, per quarter ....' l'uo w
Notice Of the final settlement oil Esta'es' "
cents each.,
All advertisements must be paid in advance.
Attorneys will be holden for the price Of insert
inc legal notices handed in by them, Publish, !,
ara not accountable for the accuracy Of legai
advertisements beyond the amount charged Tor
heir publication.
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THE PHO M & & n.

will bs issued every Friday, at Upper s. n
dusky, o. ~, 90 peannuni, or 81 ,50AS ADVANCE
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-12-29

This long established, well known, and
popular Hotel, has been refttrd AMI repaired
by the present proprietor in style that will
enable him to afford strangers and travellers
better accommodations than can be had at any
other public house in this country. 1t is loca-
ted in the most central part Of town and is
therefore the most convenient and pleasant
stopping place in Upper sandusky. Upon
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-12-29
viii tho New Year Come Tonight,
Mammal!
By CORA NJ. EAGER.

- fN
Will the New Year come to- night, mammal
I'm tired Of waiting so.
My stocking hung by the chimney side full
three longs days ago;
run to peep within the door by NOR ning's
early light.
'Tis empty still-oh, say mamma, will the
New Year come tonight
Will the New Year come tonight, mammal
The snow is on the hill,
And the ice must be two inches thick upon
the mead owl s rill,
I heard you tell papa, last night, his son mus
have sled.
Il didn't mean to hear, mamma and pair o.
skates you said.
prayed for just those things. mamma. o,
shall he full Of gler.
And the orphan boys in the villoge school will
all be cnvying me;
But I'll give them tovs. and lend them books
and make their New Year glad.
For God you say, takes back his gifts when
little folks are bad. as
And won't you let me 60, mamma, upon the
New Years day,
And carry something nice and warm to pool
old widow Gray?
III leave the basket near the door, within the
garden gate.
Will the Near Year come to- night, mammal
1t seems 80 long to wait.
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,Sauire W.'s Mistake.

Old Squire W. is an honest, iovial soul,
with few religious scruples--lond Of a
hearty laugh or good joke at any time.
He relates the following on himself as an
actual occurrence:
"One night, boys, I had very strange
dream. l thought was about to go to
heaven. Along ladder, like Jacobs,
reached from the ground toward the
good place, and Il was on this ladder
that went up. When reached the top
l found space Of seven or eight feet in
tervening between the last round and the
celestial gate. I could see within and
catch glimpses CT the 6ue- .hengs inside.
Peter stood at the entrance--he leaned
ovcr-reached out his hand and told me
to make !. big jump. Idid jump. boys.
and got one Of the d-dest falls you ever
heard of--for found myself sprawling
en- the floor. having jumped out of bed,
while was trying to jump into heaven"
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-12-29

Tho New Year comes to night mamma, saw
it in my sleep, ra
My stocking hung so full, thought.--mam-
ma. what makes yon weep?
But it only held little shroud--a shroud and
nothing more; .......s.
And an open coffin made for mo, was stand
~ ing on Il e floor.
1t seemed SO very strange indeed, to find such
gifts instead
or all the toys wished SO much-story.
books and sled.
But while I wondered what it meant, you
came with fearful iov. $3.50
And said. "Thou'lt find the New Year first;
God caleth thee. my boyr'
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I@When Governor Tallmadge came
out to Fond du Lac, then q territory, sis
new home was graced BY several grown
up daughters. The Indians were ''thers
and thereabosts" at the time, and fre-
quently were met by members Of the
Governors f.mily. II was an era In fe-
male dress when the hustle was desired
accession of grace and outline. but new
to the .borigines. A grave old chief one
day was asked what he thought Of the
Governors daughters. "Pretty squaws,
nice white squaws, pity 'um backs broke"
What would the old chief say now, in
these modern days, Of wide spread crino:
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The Case OF Mrs. Fanny Deane Ialscy.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

To THE bDITOh OF THE HERALD.
Seeing statement In the daily papers in regard
to the sudden death Of my daughter Mrs. Halsey, TO
be regretted that such statements should DO made without
any foundation or vesge OF truth. That there is no
prospect OF further investigation this foul murder
perfectly fafc effort will be left untried to find
some evidence Of the perpetrators Of this most horrible
deed No trace has been found that Mrs Fanny Halsey
vAited any friends In Brooklyn, that abe was at
Kelsey Buildings on the day Of her disappcaranco She
left home to purchase pair Of Shoes telling me she would
return she made her purchase She was pas
sionaiely attached to her husband and children the
youngest only eight weeks old and the other nneen
months
In conclusion beg to state tho utter fasehood Of tho
assertion that knew she bad received money from Mr.
aenry s. Welle 1t Is vile fAbricatiop and until Mr.
Aa)sey told me OF the correspondence knew nothiog
about IT, nor do know Of any in Phiadelphia that
she corresponded with. She never married by
q Roman Catholic clergy man. She married by Dr.
Bdds Of the Ascension church, Fifth avenue, against my
consent. She again married by DR.. Morgan, OF ST.
fhomas church, Broadway, who performed her funeral
been heard Of since the Gay Of tho mock inquest when
and my son wife entrcated the Coroner " take our
evidence Furthermore, all family Epieco-
pslisns myself being the daughter granddaughter and
ss or Of Episcopal clergy have never received any
money ifG Mr. Wells except $40 for concert cxes last
Novenber nor has Mr. Wells been In the habit Of visit
Dg my hense never having been there but three
our times when Mr.. Hasey know OF IL, aud hrs HAsey
'ns 81" MIN In The parlor, before all her family.
So, Mrs. DEANE,
Mother Of Mrs. Hasey, No. Ill Twelfth street
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des,ss ol murder, in sil,D0 uamAn Cannon You had
fs' rpd 'pp,rnl 'Ial, ana bare been ably defended
Ne sonesi assigned To by the Court that every
thing hat legl ingenuity could devise done 10 your
lniy COULD rot state for Instant your guilt
thp2 now rmalus Tor the Court but the unpleasant
dDy ~ proDouncIg that nsepce which the violated
OF onr cnnst,y require The Of the Court that
yrt be taken h.Dce 10 The City Prison, and there coodned
Until Friday, tie 22d OF July. bep that day be
seped hy ne neck upt you are cad and may the Lord
bsYe mercy on your sou so "a
rbrbez r. nance sppsTeptlv urmoved, and did not
hint any exerbs is stonH OF liug Tho Shsr's
warrant vac then read and the unfortunate prisoner
r0v. 10 be sonbs by the officers, folos cd by large
pnuter OF coored who in attendance the
nlaI
SENTENCES FOR MASsLAudHrEa
The opening OF tie court this morning the CITY Judge
proceeded TO pas sentence upon prisoners who were re-
msresd sir ce lsst term.
John Joyce who vctea Of slaughter In ,be
fourth degree, the State prison for two years
wn. Moore, convicted Of the third grade OF Of
epce, sentenced 10 four years Imprisonment the
same Institution.
John Henry Stehlipg brotbers) who convicted
OF kihng jacob Brfra6d-tne jury naviog rendered q
vfrdict ~ guilty of the fret d. gree
srrheDed for John StebItog S.ug
Sfg ~ son for fifteen while hH brother sent
The came Institution for seven years.
George Wahh, having pleaded guilty N no attempt al
evsnd avceny sentenced 10 two years
IN the State prison. ~.
John Eaeg who tried and convicted of forgery,
having Gil culsed large quantity OF counterfeit bills
the National Bank CT to The State prisou
for I've years HIS two cobt Hte have b. ~
Sfg sLR for long m Of for the off nee
but kaegi, having been uEed tool By tbem wac not
visited with 10 severe penalty as his COMPANIONS.