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wolfe's Genuine Cognac Brandy,
yolfe's Genuine Fort Wine,
wolfe's Genuine Madeira Wine,
wclfe's Genuine Sherry Wine.

~ ! am now supplying the trade VIA pure Ccg-
nae Brand. ia boIt.s, both for medical and private
use. The immense success that has crowned my ei-
forts 10 place a pure Cir within tha reach of all, IN
-,r IN, uume of Aromatic Schirdam Schnapps, and
TO drive out Of The market the pcrrivious compounds
sold as Gin throughout the country, led many lead
irr druggist. aaollecarics and n,-l,cal men, for some
lars mast, To solicit me To pursue The same course "a
regard t. he sr,icle q Brandy. should have com
pGrJ with these request. from ull quarters long ago.
but va. deferred tom itby the fact, that owing 10
he -,horbitant prices Of Brandy in F"nce, conse-
oneu, upon liz shoru-gss Of the grape CROP Tor some
| ,,ar., ttere wa. no chance OF my being able TO I'M
port the choicest Brandy, bottle lta"d sell II n moo
crate prices. Fortunately for me, ~rhsgrape crop Tor
the last aud previous wear tard the prcsPecttof nus
was buudant, and ,.tccs of Brandy have ial'-n u"
thz standard often wears ago. The duty on Brandy
! !. seventy per cent lower, and | have now made ar
judgements with four Brandy exporters IN France Of
the highest repute, and am regularly receiving con-
nme nts Of the best Cognac Braniy, which, am
bottlIng aud selling as Wolte's Genuine Cognac
Brandy. ! guarantee with my seal, labels and ceTil-
fcates, the Brandy so bottled by me, as the pure, I'M
adulrerared article, and it will be found, when used
~ a medicine, n beverage, or 8 cordId, heSiIhi"I
aad inyig0Tating- II has been a matter 81 UNIVERSAL
complaint, that a hottie Of pure, unmiIed French
/ Brandy. v as very lificult TO obtain, ard the purcha-
ser. line times in ten. was deceived with 4 vile man
ufactured imitation. OF all dissertations Of ardent
spirits. Brandy, from It's high price, has been the one
article thSt mixers and sellers have TUNED th'r AZ
trntlun To-. and mill ~ of gallons of IN" to-called
French brandy have been scattered annually through
the land, and have been the primary cause Of muir
E drrs, crueltips srd crimes, aud h,rr sent thousands
To an early grave. -rii-irstro, sTs, trom dtilnnm tire
mems, mauia-t-pouu aud rnrorS, NAMES unknown
| until uaprinripl-d men began To maze m'di"n'hi
! compounds ndseil "A as the pure = 'nch Brandy.
The virtues of pure FRENCH Brandy need net b
told by me-. They are known throughout the ~or'
S as a medicine or mild siimulsnt. It's, rs the frenc
= nation pocricslly call it "E,m de- la 'ie.' the waie
of life. But this applies TO il ouiy when pure an
. unaduI,erated. Manufactured with I'll" fct'iul ~
gredien,s that make a good imitation, it becomes
death drink 10 innocent tens at thousands al gu
race. To remedy a fearful evil, | have c"n'In""c"
;mpor,ing Brandy, botlinr it, and sel&ae it
"WoIGe's G,nuine Cosnnc brandy" lam daily r
: ceiy ing orders from lhe druggists aud apo,tecsri"s
all parts Of the Union, To s"il t TOR medical purpose
UDCLPiIO WOLFE,
u M. ~ Beaver Street, New Ynrk.
~Agents in New Orleans: = }. Hast Il %
AID. GKIEFy & Co, III. MoOKE ca.
n0rl9-3m
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Stray Horse.

"a TAKEN UP by Theodule Guedry, on
%@awlihe 18th of January, inst, on Grand
ARiver, in the parish of lbervilIe a stray
Horse about 10 or Ii years Of age-coIor very
light dun; main and tail white; small feet, and
boots black; about IA hands high; no brand or
mark ~perceptible.
If said horse is not claimed before the l3th OF
February next, 1860, he will be sold on thai day,
by the undersigned Justice of the Peace, at his
residence. three miles below the Park, on Grand
River, H. J. HYDE.
ianIA Justice Of the Peace.
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$40. QUAKER $40
SEWING MACHINES,
NJ q C,,mn -sEraoy

THIS MACHINE, is very simple and durable;
l. it sews from two original spools of thread;
il makes the Grover and Baker Stitch; il is a
better machine, and is sold at so per cent less:
every machine is fully warranted.
also sell the -"Euteka'-iaie "Bartholr'-
which is a great favorite. The Sloat. an i'm
provsment on the Wheeler & Wilson. The w.
e. E. D., or Planters. Pet, an improvement on
Singers; also for several other good lock stitch
machines. Any machine | sell can be exchan-
ged for any of the above named, if necessary.
Needles sold. &c. &c.
Price from SOS TO SIPS.
Remember, 3 Camp street.
decl0 +. l.. NlMNO, Agent.
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LADD, WEBSTER & co.'s.
Tight Stitch Sewing Machine,
FOR
FAMILIES AND PLANTATION USE.

THIS MACHINE, after a very faithful inves-
i tigation by the most scientific and practical
men Of this country, is pronounced the ne plus
ultra of all modern inventions.
In simplicity, durability aud strength it far ex-
ceeds any other now in existence. 1t is perfectly
easy to manage, quick in its operation, never IL
able to get out Of order if properly used, and
gives a stitch on both sides alike, which cannot
be excelled. For sale by
deci7 BIEiILER BROTHERS.
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Horse ShoeiDg.
RERNARD MARKS

RESPECTFULLY informs his friends
II and the public in general that havingN
purchased the interest OF Mr.. Kennedy inv u
his Blacksmith shop, on the corner OF Main and
Greaud streets, he will in future carry on busi.
ness at that place, on his own account, and
trusts to receive a portion Of the public patron
80 ie25
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For SALE. fEsA
On Account of Departure. S&-A-

TIME undersigned will sell at private sale
49, Uonsa and Lot where he now resides,
siruated on Seminary street, fronting Bayon Pla-
onemine. The house is eIigibly situated for a
private residence also the following named
Slaves:
DALLAS, aged 16 years.
CASHMERE, aged 81 years.
JIM, aged 81 years.
IRWIN, aged 80 years.
Terms liberal. 80
All persons indebted TO me will please come
forward and make immediate payment, S'ner-
wise their accounts will be placed In the hands
of an officer for collection.
jed
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II D
MISCELLANEOUS


70 the Phgsic5aas If tie Nopthcra States.
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BOARDING..

TUOSE in want of Board, are invited TO Mrs.
M~cFADDINiS on Main street. She keeps
an excellent table and her terms are moderate.
NJ Dinners or Meals will at all times during
the day, be furnished to those calling on her.
Plaquemine, Oct. %, 1859. ly
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EsmuOy.S0aE TO Tire Ladies!
Mrs. THOMPSON,

FRog New ORLEANS,
TTAS the pleasure of announcing to the ladies
Ii Of Plaquemne and coast, that she Is pre-
Dared 10 give lessons in cutting Ladies and Chill
dfen's Dresses.
ANY lady with a knowledge of thus art
which can be learned in a few hours--can I'll her
self or others perfectly in any required style;
Also. several STYLES of Silk aud Worsted Efn-
broidery, Wax iissure and Worsted Flower
Painting. &c, taught in classes.
Mrs. I. carries on dress making, and possesses
every facility for making TO order at the shortest
rotice an the latest style of dresses, cloaks and
Mantilles.
Ladies on the Coast will be waited on by Mrs.
T. if conveyance be sent.
Patterns of all kinds cut in a few minutes
Several apprentices wanted Tor dress mahtEg'
NJ. f. THOMPSON.
Residence corner L.evee and Mam SITS. Janli
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MEAp.-This .favorite beverage is
made 10y dissolving n part of honeyinl
three of boiling water, favoring ivy
spices, and adding a portion of gI
malt, and a piece of toast sts<., a
yeast, and allowing the who
ment. 4, sb<rif.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-02-04

SIOST respectfully announces 10 the Ladies OF
Il Plaqaemine andvirinity That She has open
ed a Millinery STORE, toppcsite Wlihert :
furniture store on Bank St with a fine assortment
of new French Millinery, consisting in Bonne's,
Ribbons, Flowers, Trimmings, &cNSc. Ladies
~Iunnets and ChiIdren's Hats trimmed in the la
test STYLES; also Ladies' Caps made TO order.
TNad. d.. only asks a fair trial. She hopes
hat her work and prices will be 10 the satislac-
tion of all, Oclo
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-08-17

Notice.-There will be meeting of the Di-
rectors Of the Cedar Valley Agricultural and
Mechanical Association at the Agricultural
and Horticultural Rooms in Ovcrman's Block,
on Wednesday, Aug. ed at o'clock P. NJ,
A full attendance is requested.
BY order of the President.
NJ. L. TRACY, .Sec'y.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-08-17

{ Attention. Exhibition to-
night. Presentation Of old relics report of
the Historical Committee a short poem on
. favorite subject will be read; ice cream, and
. general good time may be expected. All
the members, and every body else, will please
be on hand
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-08-17

Cedar Fdlls.--The following lines were
read by JESSE CLEMENT, Esq, of Dubuque, a,
the close Of one Of his Lectures, delivered here
some time ago: o.. .r
Near grove Of matchless charms,
Where no savage scene appsls,
Locked in Rural Beauty's arms,
There is smiling Cedar Falls.
Where the Cedar, tumbling down, ~ q
III Like noisy baby bawis, 8.#4t
'@ There behold the stirring town,
Buxom, busting Cedar Falls.
Where the water power is fine,
And for capital loudly calls, ..s.
Where Is thrift in every line,
There is rising Cedar Falls.
Where you see the huge brick blocks;
Where you gee the spacious halls;
Where the men have "yellow rocks"
There is acealthy Cedar Falls.
Where to Minnesota line
Wisdom for railroad calls,
That the Cedar vale may shine,
There IL actips Cedar Falls
Where the people all are gay,
And the music never pals, 81 J"
Where the Band doth sweetly play,
There il merry Cedar Falls.
Where the bachelors hearts are hard
Asa prisons solid walls,
ia And the city's growth retard, ,,.F
There is crssty Cedar Falls.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-08-17

Lxather.--Under head of Commercial
will be found the prices current of all kinds
Of leather, furnished us by Mr.. 0. L. GRANT,
Of this place, who deals in everything quoted
in the leather line.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-08-17

Tall Corn.-Mr. DAVID STITLER has bro't
into our Office two stalks of corn, measuring
respectively, II feet Z inches, and IL feet 4
inches, 7 feet to the ear on the former stalk.
Mr.. s. informs us that he has field of just
such corn. He has promised to be present
at the Horticultural meeting tonight with a
few stalks of it. Just notice it.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-08-17

CAange.-The independence Cirilian has
changed hands, Mr.. HEDGES retiring, and
Messrs G. W. & w. BARNHARr succeeding
rs editors and proprictors. Success to them
in everything but politics.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-08-17

Ice Crsam.-The committee appointed to
make arrangements for the Floral and Ice
Cream Festival tonight, desire us to say that
plenty Of Ice Cream will be on hand. They
would also recommend that the members
make extra exertions to have = creditable
display Of Flowers, Fruits and Vegetables.
So don't forget the Horticultural Exhibition
tonight.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-08-17

Presbyterian Chmrch.-We are happy to
see the work on this fine building going for
ward. Those who have the matter in hand,
deserve credit for the energy and persever-
ance they display in this enterprise, and we
hope that the reward of their efforts may be
its entire completion this fall.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-08-17
LikeneSSeS!
ANBROTYPE, NELAlN0TYPE, And SPHERE0lYPE

G. LLERY
yuyHE UNDERSIGNED WOULD RESPECTFULLY
announce to the citizens of Cedar Falls and vicinity
that he will remain for few days only. Rooms ovRR
yANSAuN HUNT's STORE. ~ n ~ ~
Fathers, Mothers, Sisters, BrOthors,
Trust We not, to Time Fate,
Secure Likeness, ere 1t be too late.
The Art of Photog,upAiny, Am6rotyping and Nelain.
otypin0 impaired on Reasonable Terms.
Glass Fitted to Frames Gratis.
PLEASE CALL AND EXAMINE SPECIMENS.
1-n F.W. THOMPSON, Artist.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-08-17

Peaches-Delicious Peaches can be had at
friend CHAsE's for slight pccuniary consid-
ation- CaAsE is enterprising; he spares no
efforts in catering to the tastes ofour citizens.
He always has the earliest, rarest and best
fruit in the market. Long may he live to
sell peaches and treat the printers.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-08-17

Four.-Flour made from new wheat can
be had at Overman's Mil. BY reference to
his advertisement it viii be seen that Mr.. Fox
wishes to purchase 10o, 900 bushels of wheat.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-08-17

Farmers. bear in mind that we are
willing to take wheat on subscription, allow
ing the market price. Bring it along. y
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-08-17

New Buildimg-B. F. WHrrE, one Of our
most enterprising citizens, is putting up, be-
tween the building occupied by himself and
that by G. NJ. HARRIS, a new store, % feet
front, SO feet deep, and two stories high
When this building is completed, there will
be very respectable block on that corner.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-08-17

Programme.-On the second page of this
issue will be found the programme for the
fourth annual fair of the Cedar Valley Agri-
cultural Association, to which we invite par
ticular attention. Copies Of the programme
can be obtained Of the Secretary, NJ. l.. TRACY,
or the Treasurer, GEo C. DEAN.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-08-17

# Railroad.-The surveyors are still at work,
and we believe it is yet undecided just where
the road will enter the town, as well as on
which side of the river it will run. Laborers
are now at Jessup, putting up shanties and
otherwise preparing to go 20 work, which will
be next week,
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-08-17

Macs Acetiag.-Last evening letter was
received from Hon. FIrz Henry WARREN,
announcing that he will positively be here on
the6th, having changed his appointments as
arranged by the State Central Committee, SO
IS, to be here at that time. Every thing is
working well, and big time will certainly
b had Posters and programme will be is
sued earlynext week.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-08-17

Late Papers.-The latest illustrated papers
and periodicals. can be had at RArTRAY's.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-08-17

Wood.-One more load of wood wanted al
this Office Immediately on subscription.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-08-17

Fiysia Cst1ay zo,onsAip.-On Wednesday
last . fine new residence just finished by
Mr.: C9RIsrorHEH Gloss, Cedar Township, in
this county, was totally destroyed BY fire,
which had its origin As follows: some timers
were engagedin putting up eaye-troughs when
the flre BY which they were heating their
irons communicated to the shavings scatter
Cd ssound, and before discovered was under
such Roadway that the flames could not be
extinguished. The building cost about 81
300, and WAS just rsceiving the finishing
touches preparatory to being occupied by Mr.,
c. upon whom the loss will be heavy one.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-08-17
locAl DEPARTMfHT.

Nsso n. GA Post Office has jus. been
established at Jessup.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-08-17

Fair Grounds--W ork has been commenced
on the fair grounds. 1t is something to be
able to state, that there is a spirit of improve
ment beginning to show itself about us here !;
and that it will lead to general benefit, we
most sincerely hope and believe. Let us all
do our duty on broad and liberal principle
Of good, and if we pcrsevere, we shall each of
us come in Gas we should) for share of the
advantages. No discouraging appearances of
slow progress should make us falter in our
onward movement in great undertaking.
What we say then, is, /" God speed the plop,"
which will inclnde all agricultural improve
ment of every description. What is then to
prevent us from having here, in this most
productive valley, the most wealthy and en-
terprising Society; model Society; Soci-
ETY. which would have most decided influ-
ence in the advancement of the agricultural
interests Of our State and County! We have
the sod, we have the enterprise, and we have
the talent; all that is lacking now is the sciU.
1t is now a permanent institution, as the
Association have secured grounds, on which
they are now building substantial improve
ments. It is the intention Of the Board Of
Directors to fence the grounds in a substan-
tial and elegant manner, and within this lot
stalls will be erected for the accommodation
of the cattle, horses, hogs, and sheep, brought
for exhibition. Halls for manufactured arti-
clcs, vegetables and flowers, will be erected,
and all other conveniences furnished, neces-
sary to make the fair 60 off about right
Now don't give friend GRAVES the cold
shoulder, when he calls on you for a mite to
help in this undertaking, that win be pc
cuniary benefit to our town. N.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-08-17

.AecS&e~e -On Thursday morning last, a
very severe accident happened to Mr.. j. KEEL
Len, Of the Arm Of KELLER 4 BuRPEE, manu.
iacturers and dealers in furniture in this
place. Mr.. KELLER was engaged in cutting
up lumber with rotary saw. when by chance
apiece Of board fsu under the saw, which
Mr.. KELLER endeavored to kick away, and in
attempting 10 do 80 caught his foot in the
saw, cutting and tearing it from the side of
his heel through to very near the joint Of his
great toe.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-08-17

ut New Hartford tomorrow.
a Billiard 7aLle.--LovEJoY has added to his
saloon billiard table.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-08-17

Remember. Don't forget tho Colt Show
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-08-17

Personal. We received aicall few days
since from Hon. WV. vAspEvEH. He had
been down in Tama County speaking in joint
discussion with his Democratic competitor,
BEN. NJ. SAMUELs. They win probably make
an appointment for this place before long
It is reported that BES. does not exactly fam
cy these Joint debates. and the last we heard
ofhin,, he had gone to Dubuque to rccuperate.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-08-17

New Wheat.--New wheat is coming into
our market in considerable quantities, and
finds buyers with the ready cash, at prices
arranging from IS to 30 cents, though some
loads have sold as high as 60 cents. Farm
ers win bear in mind that they cannot do bet
ter than to bring their wheat to Cedar Falls ;
. lively composition among grain buyers will
give them as good prices As they can get any
where, and then there is no place in this part
Of the country were they can buy goods to a
better neutrality-suspicious. enabling them to kill
two birds with one stone.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-08-17

THE GAZETTE.
CEDAR FALLS. IOWA.
FRIDAY. AUGUST II, 1860.
l0cAl DEPARTMENT..
---------- ------ -=-=
Nsso r.. GA Post Office has jus. been
established at Jessup.
o VI Remember. Don't forget the Colt Show
1T New Hartford tomorrow.
-. Billiard TaJle--LovEJoY has added to his
saloon billiard table.
Wood.-One more load of wood wanted at
this Office Immediately on subscription.
Late Papers.-The latest illustrated papers
and periodicals. can be had at RArTRAY's.
Earmers-Will bear in mind that we are
willing to take wheat on subscription, allow
ing the market price. Bring it along. 'H
-
,,.n - !.
his advertisement it will be seen that Mr.. Fox
"1 . -~-~--.s 49, go $500
Leather.--Under head of Commercial "
will be found the prices current of all kinds
OF leather, furnished US oy MT. Y. L. uRASr,
OF this place, VINO deals IN everything quoted
In the leather line.
-. <,snno. n. In5ororaorce n;,;,;nn h,s
.A..~.i h..a. NJ H.. .o.;,.;nn .na
u...es n w w n.n.u.,r s,cccod;no
IS EDITORS ana proprctors. SUCCESS 70 uieni
IN everything out pohtics.
At,<,,;o. -Hort;cultural Exb;l,;t;on To.
NIGHT Presentation of old relics. re,,ort Of
the H;stor;ca, Committee a short poem on
. fsvor;te snh;ect Will, be read ice cream and
. oener., GOOD time NAV he exnected All
tne MEMBERS ana every oody eise' VIII please
% on naho.
.s Railroad.-The surveyors are still at work,
and we believe it is yet undecided just where
the road will enter the town, as well as on
which side of the river it will run. Laborers
are now at Jessup.-putting up shanties and
a. ., L:h ;u
''e' ".'e p.ep".s y ~ = WIN ""NA WIN
y A'1' "'s-.
Presbyterian Ch"rch.-We are happy to
see the work on this fine building going for
ward. Those who have the matter IN hand,
deserve credit for the energy and persever-
ance they display in this enterprise, and we
Il. entire comn,et;on th;s fall
-
Programme.-On the second page of this
issue will be found the programme for the
fourth annual fair Of the Cedar Valley Agri-
cultural Association, to which we invite par
ticular attention. Copies Of the programme
can be obtained of the Secretary, NJ. l.. TRACY,
Peaehes.-Delicious Peaches can be hadat
friend CHAsE's for slight pccuniary consid-
alton -CaAsE is enterprisng he spares no
efforts in catering to the tastes ofour citizens.
He always has the earliest, rarest and best
fruit in the market Long may he live to
sell peaches and treat the printers.
New Building.-B. F. WHrTE, one Of our
most enterprising citizens, is putting up, be-
tween the building occupied by himself and
that by G. NJ. HARRIS, a new store, % feet
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-20

MURDER IN NSAoRAMENTo.-TheS Sacramento
Standard gives the following account of q
murder committed in that city, Wednesday
evening;
II appears that man named j. P. Ritz.
q native of Sweden, aged about thirty or
thirty two years, who came fiom Texas TO
California some five or six years ago. and
who had been employed as a porter in the
seed and agricultural store of Messts: Baker
d Hamilton, on street, near front for near.
ly three years past, was in the habit of visit
ing family named Wilson, who reside near
the Pioneer Mill, on Front street. Last
evening Ritz went as usual to visit the fami
ily, and after sitting teere for an hour or two.
ne bade them good by, and started home
ward. A few moments before he left the
house, the sound of some one walking in the
yard was heard and Mr.. Wilson's dog barked
as If to repel the intruder, but nothing was
thought of the matter at the time Just as
Mr.. Ritz left the house, however, and had
advanced down the street few Yards. the
sound OF tive pistol shots were heard, accom-
panied by scream of Murder |" Wilson's
family, and the family of Mr.. Phillips. and
Others In the neighborhood, were aroused bv
the cry, and running to the spot, they found
Mr. Ritz lying on the ground. weltering in
blood, having two pistol wounds in his body.
one just below the right nipple and the other
near the region of the heart, on the left side.
He was still alive, but unable to speak, and
died before he could be carried into the
house.
A shoemaker named John Palm, doing
business in that city, and man named Peter
Longley, were arrested on suspicion of having
committed the murder.