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The national Republican., 1861-10-07
Death of a Soldier.

Private Eli Abernathy, of the nineteent
Indiana regiment, died in the hospital at th
Patent Office, on Saturday afternoon, of II feve
His remains were inferred at the Soldier
Home, yesterday.
The national Republican., 1861-10-07

DISTOLS, FIELD AND SPY GLASSES,
L Pocket Compasses, Sc.
Just received large additions TO our stock Of Army
Officers Requisites.
Also, Colts Smith h Wesson's, the English
Adam,'s, Iranter,s, and other Pocket, Belt, and
Holster Pts fOLS.
35l Penna ave-, doors west Of Browns Hotel
oct T-St
The national Republican., 1861-10-07
RYJ J. c. MCGUIRE Il CO., Auotionre.s

LARGE ASSORTMENT or GLLY FHdHE NiRROlS.
EhGRi VLNGS, BRACKETS, Gc Ar iCTION
On TUESDAY morning, October Sth at 10 o'clock.
at the Mirror and Picture Frame es abiisbDvnt OF
Mr.. john Wagner, s0utI side OF Pennsylvania ave
nue., between Twelfth and thirteenth sire IS, we
shall sell his entire stock in tr Ide, com Drisiug-
Gilt Frame Mantsl Pier aud Chamber Glasso5, Of
various styles and patterns
Lot OF Handsome Eng avings, in Gilt Frame
Bronze Iron Brackets
Woods Patent Saving Machine, &c &C
Terms cash
JAS. c. MCGUIRE &CO.,
oct5 AuctioIeers.
The national Republican., 1861-10-07
CITY Hall.

Workmen are now engaged in putting the
stone pavements in front of the City Hall which
have recently become much broken, In com.
pete order, and in improving affairs in that
vicinity very generally. ',.
The national Republican., 1861-10-07
Fatal Accident At the Government
Stables.

On Saturday night, one Of tho teamsters EN-
ployed at the Government stables near the Oh
servatory Wa. kicked in the forehead by an un
ruly horse, which caused II fracture of the
skull, resulting in his death yesterday morn
in
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MILITIA FINEST
INl MILITIA FINESii

mILII Ia r IN ES n 7
to the third regiment Of District OF Columbia militia
Colonel Michael L. Bright comman andng, that have
ana
fines imposed by the legionary court OF said regi
nent and that on and alter the lst day Of October
amount of said fines imposed by said court, and II
MOI paid presentation, he Is FULLY empowered to
collect the same according to law. See second vol
OF the laws of the United States, chapter 1884
section A. page 100 and TO- passed LIST Of july 1919
WARD IL. LAM0N,
stp8o-6t U. s. Marshal, ID g.
The national Republican., 1861-10-07

ARMS AND AMMUNITION FOR THE REBELS.
Ne,o York, October 5.-The steamer Kar.
mack, from Havana, reports that the schooner
the schooner Red Fox, under Mexican c6'ors,
were loading there with muskets, cad and am.
munition for New Orleans.
The national Republican., 1861-10-07

A TTENTION SUTLEHsI!-hH Kinds Of
n Stencil Plates, Alphab ,ts, Figures, SO =, for
sale at the EXCELSIOR MARKING PLATE
COMPANY's AGENCY, 474 Seventh street, Room
No.5 oct 7--iw
The national Republican., 1861-10-07
Fire.

evening, originated from Il bright light over
the river, but we have not learned what wa,
burnt,
The national Republican., 1861-10-07

MOTT q II - COnsignets per Steamer
~ "E CHAMBERLIN, from Philadelphia
will please attend to receiving their goods, now
landing at our wharf
HYDE l. DAVIDSON
oct Its Georgetown, ID. &.
The national Republican., 1861-10-07
Omnibus to Chain Bird ne

For the convenience Of the army and Of our
own citizens, an omnibus has commenced run
ming between the city and the Chain Bridge.
The national Republican., 1861-10-07
Cheese-0osheu Cheese,

In all countries where cheese making claims
the attention Of the rural population, there is
somo particular locality, more noted than the
rest, for producing cheese Of the finest flavor,
or of the most exquisite taste. In our own
country that locality is Goshen, Orange county,
New York, which, for more than half cen.
tury, has been famed for its superior butter and
cheese, and we learn with pleasure that our citi
zens are now, for the first time, TO have an oppor
tunity of being regularly supplied with Goshen
cheese, inasmuch as Mr.. II. H. Deane, of New
York, is to keep ]. G. Lyle & Co., wholesale
provision Dealers at SO Louisiana avenue, con-
stauly supplied with this delicious article. AS
it will not be sold at retail, all our grocers
should make arrangements to got and keep a
supply. Suffers for the army could not do II
better service for the soldiers, and for them.
solves, than. to keep this primo article con.
stantly on hand.
A Aspecimen Of this cheese, presented by Mr..
Doane, gave US an opportunity Of testing its
qualities, and we can certify to its superiority,
and to the gcnuineness of the article.
The national Republican., 1861-10-07
The Prize Picnic.

Don't fail to be on hand at the prize picnic
atLeiiiers Garden, to-day, where a fine time ii
promised.
The national Republican., 1861-10-07
Marriage Licences.

There were seventy marriage licences issued
from the clerks office for the county of Wash.
ington during the month of September.
The national Republican., 1861-10-07
DY GREEN d WILLIAMS, ,Auo,ioneers.
BAILIFF'S SALE or E.rCEELENT FFRNFrT-9E
AT PUBLIC ANCYLON.

BALLIFF''S SALE or EICEkLENT FFRNFfT'4E
AT PUBLIC hUUTIDN.
BY virtue of warranty OF distress, Issrcd at thg
suit of William j. Willia'ns, Esq against the goods
and chattels lands and terements, cf G " Nause
to directed have seized and taken in distress all
the estate, right, title interest property cRiD and
demand at law and in equity OF he said w Mausc
and to all the Furniture conlaine IN .aid house
wit Two Gas Fixtures, Pario CARPET, one ParlUI
Set one Chs two Tables, one hatuOt, RCckrI
Chair, two Chairs, two OttOmans, til! e. window ouI
ains, two Rugs, one oil Larpet, two Passage Sofag
one Door Rug one set FurItur' room No / onc
set Furniture in r ON No 2, OIiclOt 9, on Stand
Furniture in chamber No. 3, FurnituIc ~ Gb im6o.
No 4, Wardrobe and Curtains, one Cot LDl Mat
tTess one Basket Ocloth, lover iasn"r, olc lot OF
stuff in out house, Table one Sla' WC nau,
set China Furniture, dinuer room Iurui,ure, to
gether with sundry articles too uuiArro4s " 4rtcu
larize, ia well nis'Ie hause, ..nh LG,uDy giYu
notice, that on WedL' ~" ruM -, ,' d day o.
October 'fGl, at 10 = rnE. va CiCT tae the
said property, 70 seized agu t."ru distress. b.
public auction to To" hT'.'j h1,.rT, fer cash,
The premises Sn IL = i"'H,,U Eighteenth and
Nineteenth, south sid.
The flag will d'rgnN'' r.,ye.
The above .nCIliuncl J ..rurure j, VI IA rXCe,u!
quality, JoS' + hhLLHl,
GHhEN p. WILLIAMS.
sep2s l5',-. = ALctICuSeIs
20 he above enle is postponed unul urther.sio-
tca oct .
The national Republican., 1861-10-07
Importa mt ccision OF Judge Merriok.

On Saturday, Mrs. Honora Kiehler was
brought before his honor Judge Merrick, of the
circuit court, on a writ of hdbeas corpus, and
asked, through her counsel, Edwin g. Morgan,
Esq, to be discharged. Mrs. Kiebler was ar
rested sOmo weeks since, for violation of the
act of Congress Of August 9th, 1861, forbidding
to soldiers, and, in default of paying tho fno,
she was committed to jail, from which she now
asked to be discharged.
Mr.. Morgan commended that the act of Con.
gress gave the judge of the criminal court ex.
elusive jurisdiction of the trial: that the magis.
trates jurisdiction alone EXTENDED to the right
to hold the accused parties to bail to appear at
the criminal court, or to commit them to jail to
appear before the court. In support of his
position, he contsnded that the act, in declaring
the offence to be amisdsmeanor, thereby made
it Il criminal offence, for which the parry must
be indicted and tried rs In any other criminal
case. The magistrates have no criminal juris
dc,ion, and The court presided over by Judge
Crawford is the only court which in these cases
has jurisdiction. The offence, thus being de.
cared by act of Congress crime, must be
tried by jury, according to the sixth article Of
the amendments to the Constitution of the Uoi.
construction of the act, all fines imposed on
parties after conviction in the criminal court
gn into the Treasury of the United States.
Judge Merrick sustained the position taken
by The counsel, Mr.. Morgan, and decided that
tha magistrates in these cases had precisely
the same power and no more than they had in
any other criminal charge, to wit: the power
to examine into the charge and to release the
party charged, or in his discretion to- hold the
party to bail to appear at the criminal court, or
in default of bail, to commit the party TO jail
for trial at the criminal court.
The Judges opinion was very thorough and
lucid, and he declared that the question was
too plain to admit of a doubt. The Judge or
dered the marshj to take the petitioner before
the magistrate, by whom she WAS committed,
to be then discharged by him or to give bail for
her appearance at the criminal court, should
the magistrate on n fourther examination think
the case required it.
1t follows from this decision that all the fines
which have been imposed for violation of this
law have been without authority, and 1t is pro
bable that the magistrates who have fined vic
lators Of the law will have to return the money
30 paid. On Saturday evening, when the deci'
sion became known, some of the officers of the
magistrates who had fined parties were beseig
ed by parties asking refundment of their
money. Some of the magistrates Immediately
paid over the money, but held the parties to
bail to appear at court, while others declined
to act in the cases until they were officially in
formed.
The national Republican., 1861-10-07

On SATURDAY mornior, l9th instant, at 10
o'clock we will sell. In fI ont OF the Guation rooms
another lot ofKentucky Borses consisting of browns
bays, and sorrel work, riding, and harness Horses.
these Horses have jdst arrived, and are of the
best stock ard this sale Is without reserve, IL will
offer another rare opportunity to secure a good
Horse
Terms cash
WALL Is BARNARD,
oct2 (Stsrl Auctioneefs
The national Republican., 1861-10-07

(,OPARTNERsHIP DISsohN /. D,~-ai Il"
~ copartntrrhip here o'Orr rNi,'i'& n11'T N's
style Of Taylor n Maury Is lhi' III! '.Et."n py
mutual consent.
All bills and accoun'v ~ lGr"' Z" 80 ".Rtn. said
firm will be se tiled by hrrs"S INLur. - 'hr I'd
HUDSON IAGiON
RJBT, MA IA,
August l. stormy
UUDsON TAYLOR will coruru. H. uyk u
Stationery business Ia the same ttogc
senL 2h--lw
The national Republican., 1861-10-07

THE PEOPLES ClOIHING SToHE.
| No 40 Seventh stree, il the place to buy youI
Clothing, Trunks HAS, and Caps oct 3--iw
noN'T FAIL TO CALL AT sMITH'S, no.
- 1870 Seventh tIeet and buy your Clolhilg. Fan
al hing Goods, Trunks, Hats, aul Galr.
oct Sim
The national Republican., 1861-10-07
AUCTION SALES.
DY WALL q BARNARD,
- Cor. Ninth street, south side 4,

ANOTHER LOT or HENTUCKY BRED HORSES Ar
AUCTION.
The national Republican., 1861-10-07

CEALED PROPOSALS will be received
= until the 10th In, tant for the immediate delivery,
at this Office OF twelve thousand pounds OF Red Ash
Coal and one cord Of Oak " ood. Proposals should
be addressed to the subscriber and endorsed on the
envelope, " Pr poSals for Fuel"
MORRIS s. MILLER,
Major Quartermaster,
172 + street, between Eighteenth
ana Nineteenth streets.
Qud,ter1ndsers Office,
Washington City, D, c., October lst, 1851.
oct 3-8t
The national Republican., 1861-10-07

TTEADQUARTERs FOR CLOTHING
II Hats and Caps, No. 46o Seventh street oppo:
site Post Office. Sim
The national Republican., 1861-10-07

GREAT RU sH EDiI '@N -
" street TO get some Of the greet talAaii 'nI
by SMITH in Fu,ui. hing Goo =, Trunk -, g.
Caps, No. 400 Seventh sueet, " IVSite fos' "u''"
oct Sim
The national Republican., 1861-10-07

DAYMAsTERs' CASH BOXES.
L Eavor's Patent Camp Cots.
Camp Stools from so cents to 50 80 each.
blankets, Comforts, Pillows, Iron Bedsteads
So. 40.
For sale by JAS. G MCGUIRE CO..
sep. 27-d2w [Star Cor Tenth at. l. Penn Av.
The national Republican., 1861-10-07

GRAND ADVANCE OF THE ARMY,
(I but SMITH has not advanced the price Of his
Clothing, which he has just received and is selling
of at such remarkable low prices, Give me cal,
and satisfy yourselves of the great bargains that are
now offered everyday at SMITHS No 400 Seventh
.treet oct Sim
The national Republican., 1861-10-07
pY WALL Il BARNARD, Auctioneers.
- Cor. Ninth Sr. and south side Pa. Av.

EXCELLENT FURNITURE AND HOTSEIfYLD EF-
FECTS AT AUClION.
The national Republican., 1861-10-07

CTRAYED OR STOLEN from the owner,
= September 2lst u large, dark, ,brindle COW $40
reward will be p Id TO the person who oan give in.
formation of her whereabouts or return her to III
south b street, between Ninth and Tenth, on the
leland oct4-lW*
The national Republican., 1861-10-07

XNAsHIN GTON ARSENAL,
w SEPTEMBER 81, 1861.
Sealed proposals., to be endorsed I" Proposals. for
Coal" will be received at the office of the command
ing officer of this arsenal until 10 A. M OF the 10th
Of October next, for furnishing $50 tons OF Cumber
land Coal best quality Run Of the mine, suitable
ior backsmiths and steam engine use, and equal in
quality to that previously purcha: ed, which will be
shown on application. The whole 10 ce delivered
and stored away in the coal house adjacent to the
wharf at this arsenal, at the expense of the con
tractor. GEORGE ID. RAMSAY,
sep30 Lit. Col Commanding
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IMPORTANT TO sUTLEks.

rartaric Acid, Lemon, Raspberry and all other
Syrups, Plasters Essences Jamaica Ginger cheaper
than can be purchased in New York. Pure olive
Oil at New York prices. A. WEEKS,
oct T-3t+ No. 1888 Pa Av., Washington, d. G.
The national Republican., 1861-10-07

lust RECEIVED, n large quantity Of
j Mountain Butter, and for sale by the frkin.
GREEN Il WILLIAMS,
Corner of Seventh and streets, No. go
oct 3-1w
The national Republican., 1861-10-07

NEW YORK PRICES FOR ,LnNt, Ds
IN ofClolhing Hats, Caps Trunk, Ngl-.f AIlS,
Collars, and Ties, at SMITHS, ~. j. >,'.mh
street, opposite Pest Office. 'ri'
The national Republican., 1861-10-07
DY }. c. McGuIKss ~ CO., auctio"ssr..

DY J. c. McGUlkhs ~ CO., AuctiUuters.
BCT7ER BUTTER, BT"Ik" "a 100 lbs '!OiCER0L
BLITER 1T IL Ci!'N.
OnTUESDAI morning October Sth II 10 q CLOCK
In front OF the Auction RcUus, shall sell vi hOul
reserve four thousand five hundr, pouncs OF choice
Roll Butter, put up In rkins, just Tcc, red byeH
press from Ohio
Terms each
JAS e MCGUIRE ~ Co.
oct5 TStar ArIiiuneerG
The national Republican., 1861-10-07

NHI OH!-Go TO the Peoples ClethiDg
~ Store, No AGO Seventh street, opposite Post OF
foe and examine that new stock Of Fall Clothing
Trunks, Hats, and Caps, all for sale at he lowest
New York prices octS-lm
The national Republican., 1861-10-07
DROPosALs FOR INDIAN GOODS,
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,

DEPARrNEsT OF THE INrERIoR
Office Indian a fairs, September 2t, 1861
SEALED PROPOSALS, endorsed " ProposaIs
for Indian Goods, (csss 1. q or as the case may
be TO be delivered in the city Of New York, will be
a. M. on Tuesday, the 18th day Of October next,
for furnishing the following named articles:
CLASS No. /.
Mdcktnac Blankets, Cloths, and Dry Goods.
1000 pairs apoint white Maolinao blankets, to
measure 90 by u inchts, and weigh
$500 pairs az. .peint white Macknac blapkets, to
measure 81 by e' inches, and weigh o
Goa pairs point white Mackinac blankets, to
measure % by SO inches, and weigh So
500 pairs ii. point white Mackinac blankets, to
measure SO by 50 inches, and weigh A.
500 pairs / point white Maokinac blankets, to
measure 80 by 40 inches, and weigh az
800 pairs point scarlet Mackinac blankets, to
measure 90 by 70 inches, and weigh
pounds.
to measure "a by 66 inches, and weigh 8
$50 pairs point scarlet Msckinao blankets, 10
measure 20 by 5e inches, and weigh So
$50 pairs i.point SCARLET Mackiuac bla.kets, 10
measure 80 by 40 inch,s, and weigh SI4
100 pairs sJS point green Msekiuac blankets, to
measure GO by 81 inches, d weigh 10
pounds.
600 pairs 8.point green Mackinac blankets, 10
measure 90 by I! inches, and weigh
pounds.
eco pair. 2,i.point green Mackina, blankets, to
measure 81 by 90 inches, and weigh 8
pounds.
200 peiis !, point indigo blue Macknac bla kets
{" measure 60 BY. 81 inches, and weigh 10
pounds.
200 pairs point indigo. blue Macknac blankets,
to measure 60 by u inches, and weigh
pounds.
200 pats az point ndigo blue Mackinac blankets
to measure 81 by 60 inches, and weigh Q
pounds.
200 pairs ~ point gcu utnella blue Nackinac blank
ets, to measure CO by "a inches, and weigh
10 pounds.
600 pairs 8.point gentinella blue Macknao blank
cts, to measure 81 by ~ inches, and weigh
Spcunds.
400 pairs "a point gentinela blue Mackinac blank
cts, to measure 81 by 90 inches, and weigh
grounds.
$50 pairs point gentinella blue Mackinac blank.
cts, TO measure ~ by SO inches, and weigh
So pounds
200 pairs i point gentinells blue Mackinac blank.
cts, TO measure SO by 90 inches, and weigh
AZ pounds
lbo pairs point gentinella blue Mackinac blank
cts, to measure 80 by ~ inches, and weigh
34 pounds.
1000 yards fancy list blue cloth
500 do do green cloth.
The national Republican., 1861-10-07
AGMRK YOUR CLOTHING i-po no,

Trustees, and Master Commissioners,
sep 30-tOct2+ as aforesaid
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-03-01

smith, Barnes 4 Cove invite epe.
sial attention to the advertisement Of This "a.
.'rprising firm, found il tO.dsys paper. ],
ahSrds US peculiar qualification to teeommend
them to public iavor and We only regret tba,
there are no, fny such sntSrrrisiBg manu-.
featuring establishments il Tfha.
Some idea Of the business thsy are doing
may be gathered from the following extract
from letter, written 70 the sandu,ky Regis
Ter from This place. few days sgO;
"Mes'u. S B. CO., came here only three
years ago, and then ss strangers; since which
time. FROM a small beginning. their establish.
meat has rapidly risen into importance aad
n5toriety, as win be seen by glance Al their
operations
During the year jutt closed tls50l they
have manufactured and sold 22O Grain Drills
a most excellent machine Of new eonstruc.
ton, for which Msssrs. S. b. & Co. have re
oeived Letters Patent; % Grain Separatcrs,
with powers attached; IS Clover Hullng ma
chimes. 50 Brinkerhon Corn Planting ma.
chimes; Sugar Mills; 20 Saving Machines,
200 Straw and Stalk Cutters, besides numrr.
Gus other kinds of Agricultural implements.
such as Field Rollers, Brick Machines, Ci.
der Mills, PlOws, Harrows, Cultiva,ors, 40
sc.
This large amount Of work in aid Of ,hs
lords Of the soil has been distributsd ovsr a
wide extent Of Country; shipment, having
been made by them tu no States Of Indiana
Illinois, MiohigaR Wisconsin, Iowa, Ken
tucky, Virginia, New York, Oregon ana
California, in addition to Ohio. T6sy have
juat completed = shipment Of Grain Sonar.
;ors to Sau Francisco, being the second or
third time they have been called on 10 fll or
dera from the Gold State: aud are hard a,
work OF an order for Portland ,tOrsron. the
shipments ts be made in few days Via Cape
Horn.
A few days sinoe, having occasion In the
execution Of a business errnnd, 10 call Al their
works, l embraced the opportunity 10 look
through them, and the high degree Of order
aud regularity evineed in every department
Impressed TOE as being highly sreditsble, par
managing partner, MA 4. Barnes. a. we'll
the mechanical skill Of Mr.. Jonathan smi,b
than whom there are few better meobsnio, ir
an enlarged sense Of that term, in Ohio.
The works At present embrace FIVE sbop.
or structures used "a such and give employ,
msnt TO 40 or 80 men. am informed Al,
value Of the work turned off since the LAT q
January 1883 has been substantially a. fol
lows; '''
Ia 1859, $l7 1000; 1860 500 900. The a,
timateS from the orders on hand and o,bo,
indications are, that from ESQ, 200 10 $50 OOC
VIII DO the aggregate Of their busiues, for
1901 including repairs Of farming and otbs,
machinery which Is done for an area of eour,
try not less than IS 10 80 miles distant from
1'iflin. 'N''
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-03-01
sheriff sale.
Nelson l.. Brewer. 81 all
w.. , Petition Tor Paf.


Joseph Ms.oa. asl duon
Ry vittue ofaa ordsr made by the Court
of CDmmon Pleas Of atntos eounty, Ohio, 81
the lsnuary term. thereof. A. b. 1880. and
also an order made dY - "a Coup. Al the Janusrj
term thereof 1861 IN the aboys entities cause
and 10 me directed, ! shsli ohst iof ssls, ~
public vehdue, ~ the door ~ We Couft nvusr
ia the city Of rif6n, in said county, on
TnE tth pAr oF MAneH. A. D. 1851.
Rstvess the hours Of no o'crck A NJ end
oclock r. A. of said day, ths following DE-.
soribsd lands and tsnement., 10 wit:
The pisce or parcel Of real estate situated
IN the tovaship Of Clinton SENECA county
Ohio. commencing ior the sana a. the inter
section Of The eanlrS lihu of the Greenfield
rad, eommonly 30 called, With the osntrv
line Of the Porusnd tbad. or Market Street.
in Hedges second addHiou 10 the city of
.Tnin, running thence south sixty so,en de-
grest, thirty minutes east " " chains aud
'tseniy seven links on and along the centre
line oi the Greenfield road, thence south forty
degrcos, thirty minutes, vest eve chains and
ATTY nino links; thence Hctth kFty Ave de-
grces, thirty mlnutot, four chains and 6ht
links, W the centre line Of the Purtland road ;
thence north forty ak degrees, fhy miuutes
vest four chains 70 the place Of beginning
Containing two and six Que hundtodIh acre,
II land, more or lras
TERMS or SALE.-Ons thlrd cash on
the day Of sale, one third II eve year, aud one
thitd In two years, with interest. The de.
Tered paymeuts to be secured by mortgage on
said premises.
fsbi, 60. $500 Sheriff.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-03-01
NElcHBoRINc COUNTY NEWS.

PRohADLE MUIDES-A man named q. W.
Roe, The reputsd husband Of a woman OF
woman Of loose character, was found shock.
ingly beaten in the rear Of his house in Up.
per Sandusky. on the 25th Of Jan. He hG,
since died from the effects of the wounds then
received.
seALDED TO DEArH-A little daughter Of
Eisingsr in Upper ssnduSky, aged 3 year.,
was iealded to death, on Saturday week. by
falling backwards into bEoket Of boiling
water, which the mother was using 10 serub
the ice from the pOrohi So says the Pioneer
REvIvAL-An interesting revival Of rslig.
ion, says the Buoyrus Forum, is progressing
in the MSIhOdi't Episcopal Church in that
place.
HThe crsItlinS Express, Of February "a
says:
Mr.. VIM. A. Lambert. Of this, place, fro.
man on engine No. 100, on the r. II. ". 4
y. X. H., met with a sAd accident yesterday
afternoon three miles cast Of Maseiilon. He
was passing over the top OF the freight train
when in motion (fr what purpose unknownl
and coming in contact with a bridge that
crosses the road, he was struck on the head
and instantly killed.
RoBBING AN OFFrcE.-A singular robberv
Was committed in this village, in broad day.
hght' one day last week. John Lyons, one
OF the three convicted Perjursrs, was called
UP 70 receive Is sentence, and on being 70.
Inanded to Jail was placed in custody Of Mr..
Thomas Child, by Sheriff Burr, While ON
their way to Jail, the adroit thiefas we'll Al
PeI1nrsr, very dsxtrouSly transferred a val.
ua6le handkerchief from the pocket Of Child
TO his own, without being observed. The
circumstance, hs may well be imagined oeoa.
stoned considerable "blowng" not only bv
the thief, but by the friends Of the Officer. who
are very merry over the affair.
Disgrnceful.-Ono Of the most brutal
and di'graceful scenes ever enacted In Ere.
mont, was fight on Front Street, Wednes
DAY afternoon, in which no less than six men
were engaged in beating and pounding each
other' For ten minutes the fight went on
win hundred or more spectators, and at
the close the eOm6atantI were almost blinded
with bruises and blood. No efforts wsre
mace to stop the fight, nor any arrests made.
CHuse-WhiskeY, We would like TO see on.
cry one Of them with a ball and chain 10 nj,
log and permit to break stone thirty dav,
on Front strset.-Freuont Jour,
Another Pioneer GOne-Disd nt IN.
house OF his daughter, Mrs Crane, in Green
Greek township, ISAAe Click, Sr., aged 81
yeara, month and 3 days. Mr.. Click was
one OF tho early settlers Of this eountv. bnv.
ing come here in 1910. The pioneers are
IAat passing aWay.--FTemontJ ] our.