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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1862-10-16
DIR. ]. G. AVER Il CO.
LOWELL, MASS.
Prles, o. Per Dstelsp Ssx Bottles fer o.
Ayers Cherry Pectoral

has won for itself such . Yenown Tor The cure Of
every variety Of Throat and lang ComplAint, that
il 10 entirely unnecessary for us TO recount the
evidence IL its virtues, wherever IL has beea EN-.
Ployed. As il has long been in constant use
throughout this section, ve need not % nsss than
assure the Peopls ts quality is kept up TO ths bsss
il ever has been. aud that IL may be relied On 10
Do f0r their relief al s has even besn found - d.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1862-10-16

nne 2l. 60-tf
The New York herald., 1862-07-19

was speedily chseksd, however, BY the activity Of
the Fire department., Company No beng almost
Immediately on the spot, and being soon
tIined by several other cmpanies. Had not
ben for the prompt exertons Of the nremsn there 10
doubt that the Bucktown riots would have permanently
ceased Of the disappearance Of the locality
large crowd o0rgresaed In the immediate vicinity Of
the con1agrston and fears entertained that they
nish srfere Tor the rposs OF preventing the flames
from being eytnguishcd: but the thunder storm which
occurred about the same tme speedily dispersed the
whole crowd.
the CITY QUIET LAST EVENING
Matters were qniet last evening, and, AZ We
could learn disturb occurred large special
lice forcc was duty under Larry Hazsn and knew
II that ccerr intention 10 arrest all who made this
least disturbance. Other arrangements were mnde 70
call additional In Of peed but at MIL
night last night apprehensions felt that the
peace wonld b. broken.
We have heard since writing the above. that the
gro deck hands board the Golden Era and tho zeta
cU by the Irish stevedoros previous the de-
partuie Of tbosc boats. Trouble apprehendsd
board the Ohio No. g. bat II that the alarm
xroundLss.
The New York herald., 1862-07-19
IMPORTANT FROM KENTUCKY.


Reported Fight at Cyn,hiana-surren-
der Of the Union Eorces-Thc Town DC.
cupied. by Rebels-Ths KeAtuckiams
Organising TO ReSist the Enemy.
CINCINNATI, July Is. 1852.
mr. who came into Boyds, on the Kentucky Central
Railroad this morning, reports that the town of Cynthia
M Ky sixty six miles from here surrendered At dvs
O'Clock yesterday, after half hours fight He
Morgan and shook hands with him. Morgan's men
ber about $500
soldier who also Into Boyds, says Morgans
men fred two rounds after the surrender Captain Ar
thurs company. from Newport ky, were all killed or
taken prisoners.
The excitement At Newport and Covinson Is very high
and increasing and the citizens organizing rapidly
for defence.
Tho Provost Marshal Of Newport arrests all rebel sym
pashizcrs today.
LOUISVILLE, July Is. 1862
The train has arrived from Lexington this evening
The railroad and telegraph have been repaired Nor
gans loss At Cyp,hlara greatly exceeded Although
most of lisutensnt Colonel LAudrum's cap.
ured he and thirty OF his have arriued Lexins
ton.
Suicide OF an Aid-d-- Ca mp 60 Gen. Boyle.
lorisvlLs, KY, July IL, 1862
Edward Hughes, OF Lebanon. KY, ard TO Gen Boyle.
and Who In tha, capacity greatly distinguished himself
At tho battle OF Shiloh shot himself fatally this evening
The cause OF the act 10 unknown.
The New York herald., 1862-07-19
The Attack ON Murfreeshoro.

The news Of the forty hours has been OF On
exciting nature Confederate force. consisting, u 70
reported OF the Firss Second and Third Georgia regi
msnts First kentucky regiment ami regiment of Texan
R,ncess under Coiones Forrest and Warner attacked
Muriressboro Sunday morning before oayore~k sur
rr,ang The Ninth Michigan regiment and cap uring th
aer several hours of hard lighting Colonel Dufhcd was
Shot through the body AM norially wounded Tho
Third Minnesota commanded by Colonel Lester,
were strongly intrsnchsd, with Hewstts Kentucky
battery and fought desperately until their ammuh'tion
third OF thar men ii Va rumorcd, though this Is doubtless
greatly exaggerated. General T. Cfa,cnlsn u indi
ana was taken prisoner Coonel Forrest sent In Tag
oi truce TO tho Third Minnesota. demanding their surIcn
der which was declined Aztec some lard sighting the
sent cut nag OF truce aud surrsndec cd Pre-.
are making hcre IN anticipation oi an attack,
AMI reo, comeuts coming from various directions
ID IL 10 lie desred that the city spa cd removal Of tho
horrors of war but W u must needs be- tho hoarts and
hands OF our gallant ccers and soldiers ready and
eager for the G. ltest
The New York herald., 1862-07-19
Napoleon Abeut to Invite RnsSia TO Mediate
with Him in America.
England Said to be Stubborn
on the Subject.
The London Press on Changes in the
United States Cabinet.
The Mexican Expedition q Trouble
to Trance,
&C., &c., &c.


The steamship City Of washiu g,on from Liverpool
til. OH via Queens h 10th inst arrived on TINS
point al O'Clock this Afternoon. Sse hoarfad py
the yacht OF the Assocated rress auo the foicws
summary of her news obiained.-
The CITY OF Washington has the mails and full cargo
The daes per the city 81 vash,rgtop arc four dsys
iatc' ,hsn those per the Persia New York.
The steamship Africa, from on. arrived AZ Liver.
pool on th. 9Th instant
Tho st.ansh', Etn, from New YORK arrived as
Queenstown Oh the 10th instant
The steamship Nova Scotiaa from Quebec, arrived ~
Londonderry the l0th INST.
The New York herald., 1862-07-19
INTERESTING FROM RICHMOND.

Rebel Opinion Of Pope and Mcclellan.
Pope q Dangerous Comma nder-F~ars
that Mcclellan will Dig into Rich-
m0nd-LincOln. Stanton and General
Scott y Dirty Trio, DC.
WASHINGTON, July IS, 1852.
The Richmond Enqsirr o, tho 18th appears alarmed NJ
the order Of War Department. concentrating the
forces Of Mcdowell Fremont and Banks under General
Po,e and remarks OF tie latter that he IN notorously
Of the dangerous Of ths Union commands-san
ocer Of great activity and daring and is very apt to do
unexpected things" Il adds that "the foay into Orange
county and the destruction Of the railroad bridge
the Hapdan by the enemy IL challenge on the part Of
Pope that our generals have now TO take up.'
The Inquire, commenting the threatening aspect
OF General McClellans present operations ssys-"We
must dig dig, dig, or Mcclellan viii dig into Richmond
The spade can only be conquered with the spads and the
shovel will always defeat thu mnskst."
or President Lncolus recent visit the Army of The
Potomac the Enquirer says:-"A dirty trio-Lincoln'
Stanton and Winfield Scott-raesed by O.d Point on
Thursday last en ro,as for McCsan's headquarters s
or near Bsrklsy gentleman who saw the steamer
which conveyed this dirty trio Of Yankee negro seaers
says there Was band Of music on board, and many
flags and strsamsrs auttsring gaiiy 70 the oreszs"
General Mccall Not Woundcd.
The Wcstchsster Qa) hepubit states that letter
has been received from General Me- all addressed to his
mond and uninjured Ho struck In the breast by
spent ball. the effects of which but oray His
capture was In this wse--He bad posted one OF the
regiments OF his division IN Particular locality Ard
during his sbsence 10 was moved without his orders
knowledge When he returned from another part Of the
aeld the plaoe occvp by rebel regiment snd
surrounded and carried General Lees headquarters
prisoner Of war.
The New York herald., 1862-07-19
Address OF General Haiieck to HIS Sol
diers ON Takin. Leave of the Army of
the Southwest.

CoRrSTu, July 10, l3oz
General Halleck has just issued special field order,
saying that, In giving The immediate command Of the
troops constituting the army of the Southwest he dss'rs
TO express his high appreciation or the endurance be
hayor aud sodiery conduct which they have exhibited
andto express to the commanders Of tho corps and
their subordinates his thanks for their cordial
cooperation He says tho soldiers have noby done their
duty, and accomplished much towards crushing this
wicked rebellion, and that they exhibit ths
vigilance courage aud perseverance, is believed
they will soon brng The war 10 q cioso
The New York herald., 1862-07-19
The Charges Against General Mitchell.


We learn that Col Norton recently IN the service under
Con Mitchell having reached here days ago, bear
ing the formal charges against Gen Mitchell yostor
day examined at length before ths Committee on the
Conduct OF tho War with rslorsnce 10 them.
H 70 sad to-day that these charges alese that be rc
fused any notice whatever Of committed on
nsgro women BY his (of Turchn's brgadej In the
presence OF respectable white females or o pdi crim
nate, atrcc,ous aud persistent puadering o. aud out
ragsa upou, Yin citizens by the same brigade. TIC
charges said further 10 ags that he used govern.
mont transportation Tor cotton bought by parties In
VIII 90 srecmlatons no p.r sonally pccunary inie
rested Is further understood that the Hon George 3.
Houston OF Alabama (or,ner Chairman of the Commit.
toe " Ways aud ans United States House ~ Repre-
sontative) s expected 10 be The main prosecutor Of
Gen Mr. II having maintained his status as Urionist.
sonlc time since Con. NJ rendered his resignation to
the President, but has not yet beon eceptei. The
charges against him viii doubtless be promptly disposed
Of by the COVE bIncnt.
The New York herald., 1862-07-19

General Stevens. Forces In ytrEtnn.
We near OF the arrival Hampton Roads oi another
body OF efecive ,rooa being the division Of General
Stevens from south Carolina and Intended do bess o
reinforce the army operating agnint Richmond lhls
division which after ts long service n South faroln
be presumed 10 b. str ia in numbers. AZ.
rived In Hampton Roads tuesday last on bJl'd the
seamers Wand ncerbilt Nj s.ssppi and Ben Derord Il 10
said consist in part tho Seventy ninth New York,
Fifieth Penusy Eslth Michixap, Ninety seventh
Pennsylvania Iwanty-ei. hth Massachusetts, Seventh
Connecticut and of two batteries Of artillery All tho
sick and disabled thA command left behind.
The New York herald., 1862-07-19
REBEL INVASION OF INDIANA.

CINCINNATI, July Is, 1861.
Indianapolis dispatches to tho Executive Department
say that Henderson, Kentucky, and Newours, Indiana
have been taken by the rebels AZ tie latter place opc
unonMt was killed and two hundred and nifty sick sol
d,srs taken prisoners The rebels also took two hun
ar~d and aftv sanc OF arms
The New York herald., 1862-07-19
BrooLiyn city Intelligence.

50 or Palzx PRorERrY. Y.--Ycsterday Mr.. Simson Ora
per sold at auction at Tho uaon stores, under tho
thority of the government Przs Commissioners. the
cargoes OF the Lzzs wcscn, Clinton aud Napc or
attsmr ting T. break the b ckaue Tho whole amount
rcazed was somei hing like Si0n 600 There 500
ba cs Of ttou which were eflOr 50lc lot, s7lsc
Al ac and ~ per pound. There were i50 blue OF
rosn sold sil yer barrel, To- barrels of Ill 1875 .or
barre
The New York herald., 1862-07-19

Arrived ship Flying Eagle. Boston Sailed ans fss
OF the Seas, New York.
The markets are much excited for sspss on account o
uncertainties in regard TO the new excise aad 'arn sns
pro,,s,ons q which and details are mostly unknown
here All foreign brspdiss are advancing Gin 81 10
a, n Horn butter, $50 Isibmas. $50. Crushed su
-. 1ac a l4.e Natural leaf tobscec, 81 Few
rhsa.. $50 Gu, Candles, $50 siae Castle soap 800,
wI.ksy $50 pure spirits, boo R.o coffee 22e. nriils
rna steamer Pacific from ,ne Northern ccast orlngs
ses 600 IN gold hem oregon, and $4,000 Irem Hfn"h
sAsfrASc,sco, July ~, 1863.
Ar-I,ss bark Lassr star, fIcu SsS rsrk.
The New York herald., 1862-07-19
NEWS FROM TENNESSEE.

NASHVILLE, Tenn July II. 1859
Returned prisoners report that the Union soldiers ps
rolled by the rebels NcNinnvie have returned " Muir
fressboro.
The rebels have gone 70 Chattanooga.
The New York herald., 1862-07-19
shipment Of stores 90 Gen. Curtis

ST loris, July IS, 1857
iarge amorni of supplies. hospital ftcres. cothue,
horsos and cattle 1st, last nigh. eovernmeat trans
ports. for Gen. G urt!s army i. AZ 81 Esisna. AK.
The New York herald., 1862-07-19
IMPORTANT RUMOR.

General Halieck 90 Take CommanA OF
lhe Armies or the United states.
PHLApELpuIA, July IS, 1861
A Philsdeiphia paper says that General Halisok s %
his way Washington TO take hh position - General
Commanding the armies II the United States
General Halleck Is % remain N Washington
Generals Mcclellan and Pope 70 continue their
present commands
wAsH,RGrox. Jniy ~, 1852
II 10 believed Aat General HalIeck will soon reach
washiugon but the character of his business has not
transpired.
The New York herald., 1862-07-19
Com mmcrsinI Intelligence.

LONDON M0EET AAxaEf.
cnnsuls closed al o2k for money, The Bank u Eng
Lane has reduced It's minimum rate ci dicoasi to 2,s
por cont.
doncy Tho lat 1t sales wsrc- nois CoA,rai shares.
az 4sA Discount Erie Railroad. 2sA
LIyExpuoi COTTON MARKET.
Tie les of cotton day mt y 21 600 bsse
mculing 10 600 bales aud exporters T1e
Ia rn with advance Of on.fo,rth " onsnait
per h. since The gazing Of sae Persia, c'csins
upwG.
The sdvces from Mauchesief iavornbe, tho markss
for goods and b-ing upward, Nth small raes.
LIVERPOOL BREADsrpfFs MARKE1.
The broausturs market ~ quiet, with = slight decline
all qualities Tho usual author ites quote d.,
and declined Cd per bbl quoted 1T 24s 2Ss. Whea.
~ lot decline tf Id I'd. eentai rcd Western,
"a 6i lis red Sontsn,9s 81 lis. white Western,
lis "a ia. Corn easier niiEei AMI yellow NJ 25s od
a2ss white, SIS a 33s I'd.
LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET.
The provision market IN dui Becl-->o salss. forh
nomiusi. Bacon quiet and steady Lard quiet rs''ow
steady.
Sugar inactive. Conse-So sa,cs. Rice steady. Ashss
au,si po,s and pearls, s5s a 35s Resin advancing
common 23s 23s Spi ts turpeutins bIoy ~ loss.
ioSDOs MARKETS.
Ereadstnfs hrm. Sugar qaiet ard ateady. Cohss
Itnsssd oil has an upward tsndency quoted at HOS
ll5s Rosn arm common, 2ls.
LONDON aoHgy MARKET.
Conso,s for money, o2iS aa2x
AMERICAN srocxs-1hs Ia est sass wsrc'--llisncss
Central shafcs AsS discount Erie Railroad, sps aS
Tho ssles wsdnesda. were 700 bales. incIu lins
900 bales spectators and exporters, ths markss
closing unchanged.
THR LATEST xARxxrs.
lisrsroci, Jsly 10, lsNa
The sales OF cotton 10 day we're 900 bales including
$50 bales 70 spsclslors and The market 10
hai unsettled, under the per htna and Nova
scotian. and dsciiss Of oos hsf penny per 10 ies
surnts, other dsscri pticns, however, were steady
BpzAnsrrrrs The market 10 lrr
PRoyss The market " vsiy auli
The New York herald., 1862-07-19
NEWS FROM FORTRESS MONROE.

FORTRESS NoSRos July II, 1852
Several gunboats have down ,he lanes rivor to
convey troops which al this place, the river.
All s quiet the river, and there no news ffcm the
The New York herald., 1862-07-19

Ruors that France would back out from the Msxicae
expedition continued.
The Paris Cy,lttahasnl says that the glory of the
French once vindcsed aud money matters settled
with Mckee, proceedings against hor viii terminate
Tho cotton manufacturers Of Rouen had deputa
ton to the Emperor 10 represent the difficulties they
wsrs labo.inx under. A similar dsputation from Lille
Also waited NJ on the Emperor.
Tho Paris Bouse heavy at 6s Soc for the rsntss
Tho Italian Ministers had again strongly repud'aes The
rumors otsitaly's Interference IN Mexico.
NJ Mon al resigned the Presidency Of tho spanish
Chainnar of nanutas.
The New York herald., 1862-07-19

The oirion VA, aale says Russian papers reviv.
the that France, consea the st9bboru-
Of England against doing -. ,oved Rissia r
join her in caer o. mediation 20 America.
The par,s respondent OF the london Herald believes
that the French very serious in
tertions Of interfering 70 cad the evil IN America
Ths London Neos gives frency,o that Gene
rails Scott Banks and Pope about sntsr Nr In.
coins Cabinet at Washington ], th,uhs that the
Of General Scott icdcats that military ,persioa-
ne 20 be prosecuted with ,bs o,most vig"r and TO b
kept free from tho civilian interference which has
hitherto through jcaouay hAmpcred the movements q
Gen Mcflen4n.
The london Tines has daily editorials position
of affairs america. II that the dis ssersd ss'ss
to he fast apprc aching ht point whore they uuss
beco two reasonable nations TO anarchy sad
ruin Tho cner Of our mediation only be received
with insult.
The Lnudup 7inxe. recurs 10 the hostility 10 England
and Itself wholly At to accom-, for u
The journal rspards the tariff In effect pro
hibtve. Tie import q adc with Europe viii be- all
annihatsd bit the effect win b. most severely felt In
America Tie measure will enlist tho side ~ the
south al the and OF the grsatsss
nations IN Europe.
Great Britain.
The Parliamentary proceedings MOI Of much m
tercst. The forfcations sgain discussed in the
Commons, ana thero was Ceuhtt III WHlin III fouoep
and IsTd raimsrst0n INDUCED rather bitter per
sonalitiss.
In the House Of Lords the African Slave Trads bill hao
been read . second time.
Far Derby expressed fears THAI ualess treaty was
made with France like that with America, the putting
stop she slave trade woad bs insacctusi.
Earl Russa France h.d dccied to enter into
similar treaty but he believed hat she would Offer re
objection 70 the exercise o. its provisions.
Lord Pslmsrst0 confi,n shs sat-nent that Russia
had recognized Italy, and said that he believed Prussia
would do the same.
After considerable debate . resolution against ths
English forces in srforng In China Was rejected.
II was rumo. Cd that the Galway subsidy would -
stored
General Prim had arrived in England
The United corvette ruscarcra arriv cd a south
amptou the 7th instant, from Cadiz The object OF
her visit unknown.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1862-08-21


It is Low pretty certainly ascertained we believe,
that Mcclellan having rested his troops sufficiently to
enable them to move again, is extending his L" flank
movement" " around by the James and Rappahannock
back to Fredericksburg from whose vicinage he sailed
forth early last Spring bis grand excursion to Rich
mond At least it is certain that Burnsides corps and
othtr large bodies of McCleans army have gone from
the Peninsula to reinforce Pope. What becomes now
of the preension that the flight from the Chcahominy
to the James simply change of base" "strat-
getc move" and that Mcclellan nearer Richmond
at Berkeley than when on the Cbicahominy? What
becomes too of the claim that the battles of the Chcka
hominy were series of Yankee victories, when it is
found Necessary to call out six hundred thousand men
to repair damages?
1t is hardly to be presumed though, that James river
is to be abandoned by the enemy. A force sufficient
will be kept there under of the gunboats and
mortar feet to keep up show of menace and thus
divide our attention and, if possible, army The
new recruits will probably be sent to Mcclellan for
training, he has shown greater skill in organizing
army and manufacturing toerabe soldiers out of very
The Lpcon plan is evidently to Oversiaugh him with
Pope, but TO do it in way that will not produce q
bloW-up among his friends. But we don't think Lin
coins plan will work Oar Stone-wall is in the way tC
Popes success and greatness 1t has already proved
stumbling block and rock of offence to him, and wher
he once fairly hits against it he will be broken, anC
when it falls him it will grind him to powder. Nc
Cellan need not be jealous of Pope. If he has ar.
bowels OF compassion he will rather pity him.
Richmond Whig.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1862-08-21
FIEADQTARTERs 9Th REG. ". c. TROOPS,
CAMP NEAR G0RDONsVILLB VA, :

August 9TH, 1862.
Z I5T OF DESERTERS FROM THIS REGIMENT NOW
Z in North Carolina:
Company I-Privates P Z. Smith, N. Bentley, U. Bent
ley aud Wilson Ice nhOur.
Company B-PrivateB Iinker HoTtscll, Bost, AlemOn,
RinehearJ and harris.
Company C-Corporal Jordan, PriYGtes G. ". Creigh-
ton, VIM Roberts. Jno. W. Mcmillan Jenkins Ii. Bass
Levi Welsh, Jesse Davis and John Ward.
Company D-Sergea4t John Packard, PriVates Patrick
Brennan, John Collins, Francis Dorsnger, Archibald Gal
laghor Thomas Johnson, A E. Kanapaux, John Murray,
David j. Williamson dGS Charles &, Crumper, (a eBlis-
Charleston S. CD and Privates John Clancy, Paul
James, Robert E. Muwee and Wm Stonuing, enlisted in
Charlotte N Co. and JnO. McVanCe, enlisted Savannah
Georgia
Company E-gamuel J. Winborn and j. T. Hood.
Company F-PriVates Elias &. Crawford, J. L. Coggns
William Fry and William LomaX.
Barbee, j. NJ. Seagroves, W. T. Handen, W. w. Ferrel
W. q. Marshal, H c. Bradley, W. Upchurch and P. A
Mogshee.
Company H-Privates Charles Taylor and Anderson
Freeman.
Company I-Prvates ". s. Ballard E. T. CLAIM, j. A
McLain, p. 2. Westmoreland aud David Williams
Company K--PTiVatCs James Richards and John w
LoOpeT.
THIRTY DOLLARS REV ARD will be paid fer the ap
prehension delivery this of any of tie above
named deserters or FIFTEEN DOLLARS and j ALL FEES
if lodged in any jail from which they can be readily OBJ
taiued.
BY order of Col. E. G. HAYWOOD, Com,d'g 9TH Regt.
f. ID. STOCKTON, Adjutant
August II, I862.-514t
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1862-08-21
From the Daily I Telegraph.
G0LDSBORo', July 8, 1862.

OCLDSBORO July 8, 1907
FRIEND SPELMAN ALI is quiet at knson this morning
The affair Of yesterday very credable to the army
of Knst0n." The enemys force inconsiderable-
only three wooden gUDbOats and cutter with old
howitzer in the bows of the latter The gunboas ad
Vanced far the distractions below KnstOn and fired
dozen less shots at battery, wounding man.
The fire not returned but the splendid railroad bridge
heOw Knston, also the southwest bridge gdNdnty
set on fire and nearly consumed. regret to learn that
Col. Williams quite i'll confined to his quarters when
the approach Of the Yankees perhaps
after their retrOgrade movement had commenced. They
stad long they pleased did what they pleased and
fell back down the river when they got ready Nobody it
felt inclination to shoot at them for fear,
suppose, of making them mad The whole affair." however
to have been complete surprise and people
caught mapping 1t might have been mprudent to
hing Of force here but the have found
out it - very formidable Gen. Cngman is chaing
under present embarassmens but has removing
them Col Williams, all know, Is anxious for field
which he may write his gaaury and patriotism in the
blood of our brutal invaders. Men-men-men determined
die or be free is what need Property is vanishing
seems there remedy. But let all be patient and
cOndng The day of retribuVe justice will overtake
base enemies, and is not far distant in this region
Our gallant fogging and baggirg the rascals
and something of the sort will happen hope
own beloved soil. glad to that your gallant
tOwnsman Col Ed CantWe has accepted position the
staff OF Gen. Clngman How fortunate for the general
have such gentleman and soldier be in his
military family Jno D. Whitford, Esq President of
Atlantic road is here there aud everywhere What pity
he has lot command of brigade division. He
may not thank for this compliment but assure him
cessanty planning ard working for that country. But
enough-too much for small paperif put it in the
big one. CORPORAL.
P SSeven conscrip deserers and ten contrabands as
guides and companions the to Burnside cap
tured by Capt Nethercutt's gueras, were lodged in
Jail here yesterday. Eethercutt's a trump.