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Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1860-01-31


TT is COMPOUNDED NTlREhI FROM GUNS.
and has become an established aet, Standa ri
Modicinc. known ana APP / proved by NIL that
have used it. and is now res"Eted to with con
fd -nce in all the diseases - for which it is
mendeh. -.f 5...rsf. g ..-.s
1t has cur"d thousands q within the last two
wears who had given Up - all hopes of relief. us
the numerous unsolicited a certificates in my pos
session show ts -f f.i-s. -.. p
Th'' dose must h" adapt ed to the tempera-
ment Of the Individual q taking it. and usr! in
su'h quantities az I" aci 4, gently on ths Bo~els.
Let The dictates ef-s.sur Y Judgment guide you
in the use { the Liver r tnvigoraior. AMI it
will cure river I ON plants. Dropsy. Sour
Stomach, Chronic nar d rh0ea. bilious At
tacks. Dyspepsia. sum = iner Complaints. .bys-
entery. Habtual Gosiive- ness Choiic. Cholera.
Chol, ra Morbus. Choler:, +, infantum. Jaundict.
Female We cak :. = Flatulence. and may
be used Successfully an @ ordi ar. m Y
Medicine. IL will cmrt. h Sick Headache, ias
thousands ran testify J in z twenty minntes, if
two or three Tea SPOON fuls are taken ut the
commencement Of an at! y tack. -- 80 80
All who use il are Civ y ing. their testimony
il its favor.
Mix watar in the mouth with the lnvgorltor, ana
sw Il How b0ti, tnget her. .ra. sr.a- .-.- lr. 2
Price-0n. bOllar per Bottle.
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A..G. CROWLEY & CO.,

WILL HEREAFTER CARRY ON THE
w Carpenter and Joiner business; Doors
SASH Blinds, &C., executed to order. From
long experience in business, we feel confident
of giving perfect satisfaction in all orders en-
trusted to our care. For past patronage our
thanks are due the public, and we respectfully
ask continuance of their favors The Mil is
few doors above williamson FIGURING
Mill. 1-16-tf
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The Great Ambassador Of
Health to all Mankind.

- A.l },..I1 oa.-t
& ~ .'if ~ z--.',35i- as9i9sE' osrdi
\ saf 4 - if."E al; 10 s,ir
zfsa J %.@st1t etEtr aas.4ft- 2ii 10 2ni
E,ts SEssitSl 2sstgs 4 - o. tt,i.u, .,ai
"a fE4a-.,s:-zts ~ riog5i nj sra ar..a
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1860-01-31
The Family Cathartie.


Catiartc which the pro- tprirtor has used III his
practice 'fu,ore than Twenty years.
The constant, gincreas- ling dc.land from those
" no ha Tong used th. pills and th- tIsf:ur-
tiOn whichali express in regard 10 their use, has
INDUCED me 10 plac.. q them within the reach Of
ALL +' f-'--- 't- ~ --'' 't''
The iror.ssion well p Know that d f.rruf Ca.
tharirs aci differ, mt q IpurtiUns of the bowels.
The Family Cathartic H Pill has. with due refer
-nce io this well estab n ilishei fac |, been COM
pounded from a variety ni the Purest Vegeta.lt.
Extra, Is. Viii, act al ke on every part of the al
imentary canal, and are e go~d and safe in all
ease where u Cathar- ttic is needed. such as
Derange ements of the g Stomach. Pains in tb,
Back and Lions Slcepi- 6 mess, CoStiyeness. Pain
and Soreness over the r whole body. from sud-
den gold, which, fire. - quenily. if neglected,
end in Il long course OF Fever. Loss of Appetite,
Creeping Sensation q of Cold over the Bod, :.
Restlrssness Headache. n or weight iIs the h. 'ad II
lnfammatory Diseases. " Worms in Children or
Adults, Rheu atsG, u great Purifier of the
Blood nd many diseases to which flesh heir.
too numerous to tiOn in tins advertise =
ment. Dose, TO 3. .. - .a-... ,-..... .-..r ...t
PRICE, THREE DIMES.
The Liver Invigorator and Family tathartic Pills
reta,ledby Druggists generally. and sold whole-
sale by the trade in all he large towns. ...s.
.... ' S. T. SANFORD. NJ. D..
Manufacturer and Proprietor,
Sly. 33J Broadway, New York.
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HUMBOLDT FIRE INSURANCE CO.,
No. 10 Wall ST., Y. n. Cash capital and sur
plus S242,0OO. JOHN RANKIN, Pres't.
WM. MULLIGAN, Secy. 'i"'
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~. s 4 MO p DIS -
FAMlL Y cATAARTtc Pitts,

CONPOUNDE.D FROM ,,-at
Pure Vegetable Ertracts, and put APP IN
Glass Gases, Air Tight, and aeiH keep
an any climate. - rf- t. s.e.s,.... 4.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1860-01-31

The above Companies, with unimpaired Cap
itals, and additional cash surplus, comprise
near 81 100000. The undersigned being sole
agent for this County, is prepared to Insure on
dwellings and their furniture merchandise
buildings, and other property, at as low rates
as other Companies, equally responsible -
ALL LOSSES will be promptly adjusted and
paid Persons desiring insurance are solicited
to call on me before procuring policy else
where. JAMES RALSTON, Agent.
Pomeroy, Dec. 6, l859.-49- -6m
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Pomeroy Rolling Mill Company,
TEEp CONSTANTLY ON HAND AND
II manufacture TO order, all kinds and sizes
of fat, round and square iron of superior quail
itv, which they offer, wholesale and retail, at
current rates. Also, American and swede nail
rods, steel and iron pIow-wings, cast and shear
steel, wagon boxes. Scrap iron and kidney
ore taken in exchange.
13-lv - |. A. OSTROM, Sup't.
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v ALLEY HOUS Sc
- CHILL IGOTHE OHIO. l.

yg1H,S is TIN, urgest AID best arranged Hotel in
J. Chiljcothe, is located on Paint street. opposite
the Csur'-E House, and in tIe very eeHteF OF the ou
si- ess part OF the city, 1885, 31..- 10.
The Housr has undergone n thoraneh repair and
cican ming fsom cellar I" nrrr. and 70" presents an
appearance second /" li"te! infhf wnster, world
nd suiicS mems wall arranged for families
and l,r"" parties. ...... ...... '#.. .. - r...
Th.. Pfn nriytors will spare t:''ns to m"ke Il
V;ll,, House favorii" l;,r' "f r-snfi.- EI.EE3
June 81 Cal! FOGGlTi MoOlE, Propr's.
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LORILLARD FIRE INSURANCE CO.,
No. 81 Wall ST., N. Y. Cash capital and sur
plus, $264,000. CARLISLE NORWOOD Pres.
GEO D. GRARY, Sec'y. .r.
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BLOOD FOOD.

nF. Bronson. having b .en far reduced by con-
su NJ ~ b. consider d beyond "ll hop" 0f re-
covery y eminent Of 'hc me'lirnl prof-s
sion. and also by hi nsff-a r-gular phvsciar, OF
tw"niy years prari."-'s Fasr RESORT conceived
the ide: of tNALYZING TIE Bf,slOp. and s#rpFr-
ing the subject of physiology to the msnr,. INN ''li-
at. cnnnectiOr md effect Of the state of the tand
upon ih. health aud sN stem. The result has ban
th production Of this '.BI.t OD F''of-' from th.
use OF which Dr. Bronson was restored {" perfect
health. Within six months :fter its introdn tion.
over rw" thnusand eonsumptjyes ware riiertuaIly
cured by il. II YOU have any complaints of Il coz
snmi'tive tendency. Cough. Gold E.ai-ache. Pal
piiatiop Of the Heart. LesI of Appetite or Pain in
th" side lose no timr in procuring bottle Of the
BIG OF FOOD.f' If you are suffering from NeE-
vous n"bilify. your sleep is broken and dis
tHrhed- ii yuur spirits depress ID your ora
relaxed. you will find in this unf Fling remedy. by
commencing with ten drops. n YOUR Liver is tor
pisi or diseasedin amy manner whatever one or fwO
bottles will ba Srre to invigorte and bring it into
lively and hcalthfuT action In the most inveterate
cases of dyspepsia th" patient can here find the
mort effiri"nt and grateful relief. benea: Is al
ayseXp"rienrei aft ,r taking OD" hTff... In Male
or Female Complaints anal Weaknesses. the g f.
frrer. after trying other dies in vain may rest
assured. that certain will result from the
Of two or three bottles. The BLOOD FOnD' is
effectual in all cases of E.npffons, Salt Rhenm
ScrOfnas and ether like complaints. Pale and
ena"iated rhldr.,a and adults imi e,iiately
benefited by its II gives til to th- body.
and color and beauty to the skin. Physicians of all
schools are using il with wonderful Success.
For full dire tions, circulars Price 81 pgr
bottle. .r.... .-...t = ,.-.--....' .-.-..
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IRVING FIRE INSURANCE CO.,

No. Wall ST., N. Y. Cash capital and SURPLUS,
S255,000. MASON THOMPSON, Pres t:
MARTIN L. CRoWELL, Sec'y: ~ . ..
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'sliloq Iod sluao &c 'aIId Pa&onJ SIloIls 40 lsnm
.allloQ U,Ha punOIu pSddnIM smoll,aL!p aul sasns
liz nj 'sisqlom Iln OF aIqalIaI lsou IaFtsa JIasn
spUaWuioo !! SunsEoI ours aY :5u!slLaApE IaQI
ssIi9dNa aIoTM asOqM asOill Hr, su slu3u'suIaApg
Suo Vons pJogH louuR1 an lRql 'puI4 aIl 20 sHOlGI
gdaId i9lo uH,Il aIou tIonm $500 lI-kllswI ii
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-Irs GA 'slg Io suosInAuoJ 20 sssro In III alpem
srls-tlu" lnJIHMod u 5ulaq pur :sohapguoo loaJ
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Snsurante.
Man HAITIAN
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,

Incorporated 1921: No 6S Wall Street, n. \.
Cash capital and surplus, $4O0,OOO
WM. PITT PALMER, Pres t. B.
ANDREW ]: SMITH; Secy: T..
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'SBTH.T.ON

Sold by CHURCH & DUPONT, Druggists.
No. 36 Maiden Lane. New York,
And by all respectable Druggists throughout the
country. -..rs..E 1--.G-ft 3-4-y.
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e0rA fop in company, wanting his
servants called out: Where is that
blockhead of miner -
"a lady present answered Son your
shoulders, SIR - : = y ,
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1860-01-31

j bS A gentleman who has for two
years refused to contribute anything to-
ward the support Of the STATED preach
ing of, the Gospel" recently surprised
his friends by contributing to the pur-
chase of bell for new church edifce.
On being asked the reason for this exer-
else of liberality, he replied that he
never put his money where he could not
hear, It ring. r-.ettrrs.saa,I, .-llaE r-.t II
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s A N F Q r DIS
LIVER tNVtc ORATOR.

NEVER DEBI ILITATES.
TT IS COMPOUNDED NTIREiI FROM GUMS.
L and has become an established 'act, Standard
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g I'm - uran

GUARD AGAINST FALL AND WINTER FIRES
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sdrAn old man picked up half a dol
lar in the street. ''0ld man, that's
mine, said a keen looking rascal. "Did
yours have hole in it?'' asked the old
gentlemen. 'iYes," replied the other,
smartly. s'Then it is not thine, " replied
the old gentleman, ''thee must learn to be
q little sharper next time >" Il.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1860-01-31

A REFoRMER!-"Jane, giveethe baby
some laudanum and put it to sleep, and
then bring me my parasol. I am going
to a meeting forT the anne eEeration of the
condition Of the human race" - y -
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1860-01-31

sA- aFriend, the Bible tells thee not
to swear at all sOh, don't swear at
all; / only swear at those I am mad at. +"
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-25
NEWPORT NEWS.

LUCKY 0FFICER.-0ne of our city officers,
who, by the way, is a mechanic, and in the
interim of official business, works at his
trade, had his coat pocket picked of small
amount of change, the other day, by some
rogue who entered the building where it
hung, and having no respect for the law, or
fear of the officer, helped himself For
tunately for the officer, though not as the
rogue might think for him, he had renewed
from the same pocket, before hanging up the
coat book containing nearly 800, that he
had recently collected.
NIMRoDs AFTER GAME.-The Newport
Hunting Club left yesterday morning ON an
excursion in the interior of Ohio, expecting
to realize "good hunt" The Club is COM
posed of young men belonging to our city,
and will no doubt make good report as
Kentucky hunters.
KENTUCKY CRICKET CLUB.-The members
of this Club will hold a meeting tonight at
their rendezvous. There will be full turn
out, as important matters are to be attended
to.
RELIGIOUs.-The congregation Of the Tay-
lor-street NJ. E. Church was addressed >last
night by the Rev. W. f. 7. Spruell, formerly
pastor in that church.
UNION MEETMG.-Col. A. D. Smalley
will address the Bell and Everett Club OF
our city on Saturday night next, at the
Court-hOuse
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-25

SEVERE MENTAL CONTEST IN HUGHES HIGH
SCHooL.-A prize was offered to the class
of the Hughes High School for the person
who would find the lowest product of num-
bers in the following manner One multi
piled by two, that product by three, that pro-
duct by four, and so on. That the operation
might be entirely mental, no one was al
lowed to have any assistance whatever from
any person; they were not allowed to tell
any one how high they had carried the null
tiplication, or what the result was; neither
were they allowed to prove their operations
until all had passed their papers, with the
result on them, to the teacher.
The class having assembled and become
satisfied that Edward @. Phillips had not
violated any of the conditions, he was de-
clared the victor, having carried the opera
tion to the number of twenty y-eight. The
product contained twenty-nine figures More
than half the class carried the products along
so that their last multiplier was twenty.
One girl raised it to twenty-six. Quite a
number reached twenty-five, twenty-three
and twenty-five.
Charles E. Wood carried the operation to
thirty-six, but on trial it was found that two
or three of his figures were wrong. His pro-
duct contained forty figures. The class, how
ever Immediately voted him prize equal in
value to the first, which was Shakespeare s
complete works, bound in Turkey morocco,
gilt.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-25

CITY CoUNcIL--P Proceedings Last Night.
The Council met at the usual hour last night
President Terrence in the Chair. The min
utes of the previous evening were read and
approved.
Mr.. Marsh presented a petition in favor of
opening Cutter-street, which was referred
to the Trustees of the Fifteenth Ward.
Mr.. Weasner presented the proceedings of
a meeting on Walnut Hills, relative to a
street-railroad to that locality. Referred to
the Committee on Roads and Canals.
Mr.. Hirst presented remonstrance from
large number of citizens along the line of
the Pendleton Railroad, against the Iun-
ming of steam car on the road. Referred
to the Committee on Roads and Canals.
Mr.. Cunningham presented a petition,
asking Council to construct some new wharf
boats. Referred to the Committee on Pub
lie Landing.
Mr.. Walker presented communication
published day or two since in the Press,
proposing to heat the City Buildings with
cast-irOn radiators, and accompanied it with
o resolution accepting the proposal.
The subject was productive of discussion
on the relative cost of steam, stoves, &C.,
which demonstrated that gas was a very
cheap article among Councilmen; two new
facts, however, were elected: that steam was
"dilatory" to health, and that when men
nVou III fOOuS HedJeu ny budJ hrllCiet Luell
liver would not digest
The resolution was lost ayes 8, nays Is.
Changes in the places of holding elections
were made in the following wards;
Third Ward-To northeast corner Of
Broadway and Oolumbia-streets.
Ninth Ward-Not designated.
Sixteenth Ward-To new engine-house
corner of Sixth and Freeman-streets.
The bonds of H. ~ Clark and Benjamin @
True Justices of the Peace elect, were pre-
sented and accepted.
A large number of special-assessmen ordi,
nances were passed, under asuspension of the
rules.
A resolution appropriating $500 for the
Improvement of East Front-street, in the
Seventeenth Ward, gave rise to lively dis.
cussion, after which it was laid On the
table.
Mr. Moore offered resolution instructine
the Board of City Improvements to adver-
tise for proposals for foot-bridge over the
canal at Fourteenth-street. Adopted.
A resolution to open Taylor-street, in the
Sixteenth Ward, was laid on the table.
Mr.. Weasner reported an ordinance con
stituting the City Solicitor a Commissioner
TO appoint flour inspectors, sealerof weights
measures, &C.; the parties to be chosen from
a number of persons designated by the Cham
ber of Commerce.
Mr.. Whitcomb moved to strike out 81
much as related to the sealer of weights an(
measures. Lost.
The ordinance was then passed. Ad
journed. -.a.s.,t --
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-25
Law REPORT.
SUPERIOR COURT.


The United Protestant Evangelical Ger.
man Congregation of Cincinnati vs. Henry
Stegner and others. The plaintiffs bring
their action against various parties on
promissory for loaned money; and the de-
PENDANTS answer that the charter of the
plaintiffs did not authorize them to hold
more than five thousand dollars worth OF
property and did not authorize them to make
loans.
Upon demurrer to the answer, it was
held by Judge Storer that the suit might
we'll be brought and the defendants, if they
received the money, ought not to gainsay it,
for, unquestionably, if they retained il, they
would have it without consideration. De-
murrer sustained.
Haimann Vs. Streitman. Tried before
Judge Hoadley. Action for assault and bat
terry. A statement of the facts was given in
a former report. The jury, not being able to
agree, were discharged at six o'clock.
Hugh Evans OS. Isaac Marchant. Replevin
To try the title to the furniture of the
Whitehall Tavern, on Main-street - the
plaintiff claiming under a chattel-mortgage
Price, Walsh 4 Co. US. J. f. Darrow. A
statement of the case has been already pub
lished. The jury retired at four o'clock.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-25
AUCTION SALES.

A UCTION SALE-BY JACOB CRAFT & Co.
IN Chinese and Japanese Goods, the only Gem
eral Collection in the United States, at Auction,
tSG Uny on Fl fIS ssIf ESt
81, at 93 o'clock, and to continue at o'clock p NJ.
and in the evening at 7, until all is sold.
This is the first considerable invoice Of fine jap
anese Ware which has eyer been sent to America,
and nothing equal, in the beauty of the various
articles, has ever left Japan China. 1t Is mpes-
sible, by any written description to convey ade
quate idea Of the merits Of the numerous lots which
compose this invoice but they will be found, on ex
animation, exceedingly rich and beautiful. They
consist in part, of Cuspedors or vases, and other
porcelain ware. These are not only rare and very
beautiful but are held in great esteem, by the
Chinese and Japanese themselves. Chow-cho
boxes These are exceedingly elaborate and Curl
Gus, and are used by the Japanese Princes. Des-
sert walters, or trays, which scaldng water has
very highly ornamented. The punch. bowls are
uneQualed, splendidly Ornamented with the jap
anese gold. Work toilet. boxes. These are inlaid
with precious wood Of native material. Rattan
exceedingly durable and work very curious Chi
Dese blinds, backgammon boards, tea caddies, CAM
phoI trunks the only preventive against moth I;
shells from almost every part Of the world OF every
brought. to this country. Among them will be
found large lot OF cabinet specimens, picked up
the Chinese shores in their original state joss
boats, used by the Mandarins superb fans of all
pets Turkish tapestry table and piano covers,
which can not be eQualed for beauty and duTabil-
ity shawls OF superb description; with an end
less variety manufactured by the patient Orientas.
and evening, They will be sold by catalogue, and
in lots to suit the Fancy Dealers we'll individ-
uals. DR.. JOHN JOSEPH ABRAHAM,
Sole Agent for CHEN Foo Co, Direct Importers
into San Francisco and New York.
N. B.-Ladies are invited to attend this sale.
oc25 JACOB GRAFT, Auctioneer
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-25

HEAVY FORGERY IN INDIANA THO Citizens
of Cincinnati Arrested on a Reguisidon from,
the Governor of that State.-About month
since, two men named Chas. Morrow and
Andrew Barr, made a purchase to the
amount of $l,l5O at the store of Joseph
Kuhn, an extensive dealer in liquor, in this
city, and gave their note for the amount of
the purchase money, which was put in bank;
at the same time removing the stock to st.
Joseph's County, Indiana, where it was sold
at a handsome profit.
When the time for payment came, they
claimed that the debt had been Cancelled, and
exhibited a receipt purporting to be from
Kuhn,i but which proved to be forgery.
Information was Immediately given to Lieut..
Cock, who yesterday arrested the alleged
culprits, and delivered them over to the
authorities of Indiana, where, it appears, the
crime was committed.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-25
Inter from Mexico.

NEW ORLEANS, October 23-Private
advices from Mexico state that the Liber-
ais, under General Ogazon, had captured
Guadalajara.
New ORLEANS, October 24.-The steamship
Tennessee has arrived, with Vera Cruz dates
to the 2lst instant.
Minister McLane arrived out on the 18th
The Savannah sailed for New York on the
10th, and the Susquehanna for Key West on
the same day.
The capture of Guadalajara is confirmed
The sufferings of the people during the siege
were immense. Gen. Degollado had been
detected in communication with the enemy,
and was ordered to Vera Cruz for trial.
The British and Prussian Ministers had
gone to Jalapa.
The distress at the Capital was very great
1t was reported that Puebla had been aban.
doned, and her garrison called into the City
of Mexico.
The health of Vera Cruz and the United
States squadron was excellent.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-25

ATTEMPTED RoBBERY ON SIxTH-sTREET.-
J. Marx, whose place of business is on
Fourth-street, was knocked down near the
corner of Sixth and Culvert, night before
last, by two men named Peter Ruffin and
Thos. Laughlin, whose intention, no doubt,
was to rob him, as he was known to have
some money on his person. When attacked,
however, he raised an alarm, which attracted
the attention of Officers Groganland Jones,
who reached the spot in time to arrest the
parties. They were brought before Judge
Lowe, yesterday, but not being ready for
trial, their cases were. continued till to-day.
Mr.. Marx resides on Mount Adams, and was
on his road home when attacked.