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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-25

DIR. LudIurn's Specific,
Tok THE cuaroT
Gonorrhea, elects, Whites Structures
--AxD-
OF THE ORGANS or
GENERATION.

yIyHF Gouo-rhoa or eoumonly called Clap. "a a eis-
xus-fnx uaiadv and y TOO vel known 70 require
sny explanation Il l. easy 20 Be got, but l. dcali
get clear a II "a companion that few admire. per-
vsdes AL classes q sociefy IN nlae ana female fch
and poor both married and single Although sotroahl--
some IN itself 80 distressing and sometimes fatal ss
dseasc. the treatment 4 which. has generally been
worse than the disease itself The common fashionable
treatment Is frst 90 deprive you u all business then
Of slarvatios-iiving on bread ant tea,
Cruel KIND 81 Stops; yOc mrstthenh - bed,
eupped or leahed combined with nnrseaiing edrres.
injections lofans ointnaents and warm fonertafions-
Every few daYs the medicines are changed ard AFTER
mouths treatment IN this wy. which tie Qafent
bears with foruds fear 81 he i dis
charged. discharges himself With an irritable uretor.
sseied esce. an enlargement q the PROSTATE glands
disease 81 the neck Of the bladder
ThisSpecfc which acts like a charm with sfew coses
those diseases and quite taxi and which
has cured thousands In New York. Phisdelpha. bat-
more and many Of the southern cities. y certain and
efeeual remedy that makes rapid andpernansnteurs
without regard 10 diet drak exercise except ~rest
linz, gumning over-Straiuing This remedy - ur
equaed By syhnry yet discovered for the o. those
diseases extracted from pauts and j. per-
fecty safe a. Z j. parry vegetable II contains
curry - that you can expose yourself % all kinds ~
weather without the least danger from the medicine.
And YOU are careful In wrapping NJ your paste.
will have no taste smell from u, 50 that you not
deprived from going ocompany. or being deieotedhy
earest friends
This Is qaaok 'icpe buts remedy discovered and
used with immense ~ regular ply scian and
confidently recommended o. the unfortunate.
CAUTioN-None i genuine without The signature Of
the proprietor. W r Davidson. around the box All in-
frngement Of trade marks will be PROSECUTED nth the
utmOStr igor oithe Law.
WI DAVIDSON. sole Proprietor.
Cincinnati. Ohio.
Sold by Druggists generally. ian2s-denis
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-25
AUCTION.
GUARDIANS SALE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT WILL SELL AT
puhiic auction. the first Tuesday in June 1863.
10 O'Clock, \. NJ, on the premises joining the Model
Mills, in The City of indianapolis the following real es-
tate, to-wit:
Thirty six feet and seven inches of Of the west part OF
lot twenty three, (23 laid oil out lot No las OF
the donation lands. ado niIg the city Indianapolis,
Ind. by James Isl k and Jae Ray. Sai lot will be
sold for no less than twofhirS Of the appraised value
the purchaser paying fourth of the purchase money
down. one-ourih in six. ne-fourth IN twelve aud
fourth in eighteen months from the day Of sale. securing
the deferred payments ny note, and mortgage the
premise waving valuation ard apprai>ement laws.
my 25-dGt ANN VI. CARLISLE. Guardian.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-25
From the y. Y. Insurance. Monitor, Feb. 1858
New England Fire Insurance Com
pany of Hartford, Conn.

This Company holds the Of its way.
safe business and operates successfully and well Tins is
sufficient recommen iaton 10 pru ient people The New
England avoiis special hazar and wooden rows, and
finds IL advani ge therein; since it, expenses and the
number of it, sgenc thus regulated by legitimate
and paying taucaTd The Directors among the first
business men Of Hartford, capitalists and merchants, Sc
lected with reference TO ability ami soundnes> Under
their superv> the alir> II the Company have been
kept perfect order Every loss has paid prompt
y. No person has heen compelled to wait hour Tor
his money. TIE Company is in all respects. worthy Of
cnddenoe, an WILL doubt be spl sndd
ful under its present mana cement.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-25

- The Cincinnati Enquirer saws the apple
trees in that city have suffered some from the EFF
fects of cold nights OF last week.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-25
AGENCY

FuvHESE BONDS BEAR SIX PER CENT. INTEREST,
A payable in GOLD, semi annually. We supply them
IN all denominations AZ par.
The privilege OF subscribing this loan will July
L 1855
Orders should, therefore, be sent in without delay
A. " J. &. :. HARRISON,
my25-dtllJyl Bankers Indianapolis.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-25
FOR SALE
70 r 8 "A LEI
BAY PONIES AND BUGGY

WISH TO DISPOSE or Ny BAY PONIES AND
Buggy. They are perfectly safe and gentle and may
BE- driven bv the iimid female. Sold fo- no ault
but because have further for them. | may be
found AZ TomiinsoE' : Cox's Drug store.
my2l-dlt ,. d. T0ALINSON.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-25
FOUNDRiES,
THE IOOsiEss STATE
FOUNDRY AND STOVE WORKS.

HAVING COMPLETED OUR FOUNDRY. We ARE
y prepared to and satisfactorily
ord - for stoves ani castings generally. The sefiO
partner has just returned from the East where he ha
procured the most derabe and perfect patterns Tor cook
and parlor ntroduced infothe
cally invite the attention % Wholesale dealers
thu branch Of our business. with request that they will
Civ call. our other work w,si embrace iron fronts
and columns (Which desire M Ike prominent fea-
ture IN cur Manufacture railing and nil os-tings
mills and kettles house work. such yentilaior
dow cap l and hollow are fact everything pro iuced
iron foundry We respectfully solicit patronage
and only promise what We well and promptly per-
form.
Office and Foundry 1o3 south Delaware street acjosn-
ing indianapolis and Cincinnati and Indiana Central
Freight DepOts, indianapolis indiana
myI3- Cox. LORD6 PICK
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-25
j. =. Dunlop.

EpIroKs SExrISrI,-GESTs Permit me- through your
paper to call attention 10 the promp and fair settlement
the loss Hub and LAST Factory, b, j. ; unop
Agent Of the Company Indianapolis. and the prompt
pa, men in full of twenty five hundred dollars by the
New England Fire and Marine Insurance Company Of
Hartford, Conn. We most cheerfully recommend the
Company the patronage of the public for their prompt
and reliability and Mr.. J. 5. Dunlop, Agent
fol his fairness and promptneSs.
oSGOoD. SMITH & Co
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-25
EsKl A HsrcHrx We cali attention 10 the
Ia rs...>.,.ent. - Earl A Hatcher nf IIfaNeffe

EsKl a HsrcHFR We cali attention 10 the
adsersise asents of Earl 4 Hatcher. of L.favette.
IN this mornings paper. This Is one Of the
heaviest wholesale grocery houses IN the State.
aud by their energy. enterprise and strict aIten
ton ~ business they have increased their busi
less territory in the past wear 10 an extent that
may veil make of the rivals &C the STIR
CITY open their ewes. With ample means. and
liGdable ambition To carry their trade INTO al OF
Central Indiana. they offer such inducements As
must attract the attention OF merchants in all
{ wn- having railroad connection with LAFAYETTE
Ne srs- Earl 4 Hatcher true business men
ani know that their interest i 20 study the inter.
Of their customers Again we direct atten
i'm 10 the immense stock Of staple and fancy
groceries they offer for sale.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-25
INSURANCE.
NEW ENGLAND FIRE & MARINE
INSURANCE COMPANY

ENSURES DWELLINGS AND BUSINESS PROPERTY
ON a. favorable safety and security viii per
init.
We call attention 10 the following motto from Messr
Osgood Smith 4 Co and the Hartford Press.
Those wishing insurance will call on the Agent In
danapolis.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-25

ea5-Th first number " the Shipper Gugd. "a
mercal Directory Of the Mort stern STAT. Mi -
delivered 70 sis-ereers and patrons forthwith.
mYt-cT HAYES Co
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-25

We understand that Governor MoRToS has
taken decided position in opposition any fur
ther arrests in Indiana by the military authOri-
tie We most sincerely hope that this report
nav prove true There IL no necessity for this
exercise Of arbitrary power in this State. Indiana
is faithful in all her obligations to the Federal
Government and the requirements of the Consti-
tuition Obedience to law is not only a recog-
nzed rule of action by people. but all the
mandates Of the civil courts cap be served with
out interruption opposition Indiana is not in an
nsurrectionary condition, hence there is no apol
osy for the exercise Of military rule in derogation
Of the civil power IL is right that Governor
MoRroS should resist any encroachments upon
the constitutional rights of the people of Indi-
ana, and any derogation or assump-
ton of the duties which devolve upon
him as the Chief Magistrate of the State He
should not permit his authority to be over
Swallowed by a military colamandant He is
Governor of Indiana. and "a such it is his duty
TO see that all the constitutional rights of the
people respected and observed. Governor
MoRroS will gain the confidence and respect of
il he will maintain firm position against any
encroachments upon the civil rights of the peo-
pie or his official prcrogatives.
There is no necessity for keeping large mil
itary force in this State. IL would require but a
very few soldiers. if any. to protect the Govern
ment property. to aid the civil authorities in
the discharge OF their duties In fact. the people
themselves would sustain the latter in preserving
order and peace Every soldier in the State fit
for duty should he promptly to the field to
aid IN crushing out armed rebellion, and thus
restore peace to- the country. TIE only hope
of preserving the Government and the free insti-
tutions which the Constitution his secured to US
a. nation. is in speedy terminr+ion OF the war
The longer it is procrastinated the greater the
danger to the liberties OF the oeopc Ii war
is the only way of determining Il sectional con-
troversy-if the sword is the oniy srbiter of the
nations troubles-the quicker il is fought out
the better. This course is demanded alike BY
sound policy aud the dictates of humanity.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-25

Tur AkxT OF The PoToNAc SILL lSAorvE-
Tn. Exrxr's RAILROAD CcNSUSscsTioN RI
PnErD-THE RADicsL. ABUsiSG HooKtE-
VIOLATION OF LsScoLSs AND STASToS's
PRoxf-Es
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-25

The Democratic Mass Meeting at Se,mour on
Saturday. nurnerously atten led by the PEG
pie Of Jackson and surrounding counties The
announcement that Col c. l. Durham. of the
valiant Fittieth. the brave hero OF Mumfordsville
and Parker's Cross Roads and one of Indiana :
most talented statesmen and brilliant orators
would address the meeting. The signal for
general outpouring OF the people frem all sec
tons The meeting convened in Capt Shields
grove. adjacent To Seymour. ut one o'clock p
NJ. At quarter past one O'Clock. Col. Durham
assembled the stand. and sroke about two hours
His speech was happily conceived and eloquently
delivered IL WIS repete with sound sentiment
pure patriotism. and convincing logic He said
IL was not his purpose 10 make a partisan speech.
His sole intention was TO plead in behalf of his
country now bleeding every pore from the
ruthless attacks of the Southern traitors. In the
herv ordeal through which the nation is now
passing. il Is essential that the whole North
should DC thoroughly united in support of the
Governments: lie administered pungent and
we'll merited rebuke To depraved men in the Re
publican party who are continually anathematiZ
ing every Democrat As "eopperhead," "butter
nut" or secession sympuhzer Said there
wss no ground for such general charges The
Dempcrific party was eminently loval aud law
abiding. devoted 10 the Union. and would stand
by the Government To the last although all 9th
ess might forsake IL He also ex coritted those
Unreasonable men IN his own party. who cry
"abolitonist" at all who differ with them A
g. the war poiicv of the Administration IL could
not be expected that all men would fully approve
OF every measure adopted. he himself did not
regard some of the measures as The wiSest and
best that could have been adopted. vet he Was not
disposed 20 take se> against his Government
because It's officers had not done every thing &C
cording % his nition He told his hearers that
he renamed Democrat He believed that the
party was devoteIly attach Ell TO the Union and
the Constitution. earnest in it, support OF the
Government. and wonli never abandon the Stars
and Stripes. We regret our inability to give an
extended report of Col. Dunhtms speech Ii
was decidedly speech for The times. and
wei. received
Hon Jason b. Brown followed Col Durham
in an eloquent able and effective speech. ltWss
one of that gentleman most mastery efforts,
and elirited frequent applause -lIackson Union.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-25
NOTICE.
N Z w Fl r M
SAMUEL STARTLING & CO..

~ - IT II q II.
For the purpose Of attending other bu
ments requiring my entire attention. hsve disposed Of
stock Of Groceries, No ). North Illinois street IN
the above named gentlemen and take pleasure in solicit,
ing the sane liberal share Of public patronage
30 generously extended 20
Ny business place for the future will found A. ,h
Office Of Ha~es Co, II Old Sentinel Building room ,he
occupied by In the Publishing busisess for
the past seven years G. HAWFs
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1863-02-05
In Probate-Wood County Court.

In the matter of the estate of Alvin IL. Coon
deceased.
0N reading and filing the petition of Elvin
" Barker of the town of Grand Rapids, Wood
County, Wisconsin, representing among other
things that Alvin VI. Coon, late of the town of
Grand Rapids, in said county and State, on or
about the 18th day of August, 1862, of wound
received at the battle of Pittsburgh Landing
in the State Of Tennessee, died intestate, leav-
ing goods, chattels and estate within this coun-
tv, and that the said petitioner is the princi-
pal creditor of said deceased add PRAYING
that administration of said estate be granted
to the said petitioner; 1t is ordered that said
petition be heard before the Judge of this
Court on Monday, the Goth day of December,
1862, at ten o'clock A. NJ, at his Office in the
town of Grand Rapids, County and State afore
said. And it is further ordered that notice
thereof be given to the heirs of said deceased
and to all persons interested by Publishing
copy of this order, for three successive weeks
prior to said day of hearing, in the 'Wood
County Reporter" weekly newspaper priated
and published in said county.-Dated Decem-
Der 4th, 1852 L. P. POWERS,
49-3w County Judge
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1863-02-05
PREMIUMS FOR CLURS

FIRST Premium.-To the person getting up
the largest club of subscribers, for one YEAR.
to the Semi-W eeklv, we will give One WuEr,
Err WILSON'S SEWING MACHINES worth $50.
second Pre,aiua.-For the second largest
club OF subscribers to the Sem-W eekIy. for
one year, ONE $40 Scholarship IN LINCoLys
COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, Milwaukee.
Third Ptemium.-For the third largest club
OF subscribers to the Semi Weekly, for one
year. PAIR OF MINK FUR GAuNrLErs, (made
to order,) worth SIS.
Fourth Premium.-For the fourth largest
club of subscribers to the Semi w eekly' for
one year, we will send the DAILY WISCONSIN
for one year.
The Weekly Wisconsin,.
Ftrst P''enstsem.-To the person getting ar
the largest club of subscribers, for one year
10 the eekly Wisconsin, We will give ONE
fERklNs UpUBLE-LoCk STITCH SEWING MACHINE
worth $50
Second P-emi,n,-For the second lareost
club of subscribers to the Weekly, for wear.
one $40 SCHOLARSHIP IN LINCoLH's CouvEpc1,,
COLLEGE, Milwaukee,
1hrd Ptenatwn--For the third largest club
OF subscribers to the Weekly. for one wear.
FAIR OF MINK Fur GAUNTLErs, (made to ORDER
worth SIS.
Fou'M Prenaium.-For the fourth LARGEST
ciub OF subscribers to the Weekly for one
year, we will send the DAILY WISCONSIN one
year.
"a Clubs can remain open until the first
day OF january next, and the names, with the
money, sent in from time to tim. as obtained.
I8 Persons ordering the paper Will please
state which edition they desire
D- All papers discontinued when tn. time
for which they are paid expires
VILLA II 4. CRA.EER.
,,., Milwaukee, Wis.
Milwaukee Oct ao 1890
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1863-02-05
Foreclosure Sale.
'>'efe Of Wiseo-ss;n-ka Re Cire.sit Court Of sI4
Sbuss.t, o. 4a.,d

Sfase Of Wiseo.ss;n-ha he Ciresit Court Of f1.<
s6ussst OF Heod.
Soseph Lowell andJ Coles, Jr, partners ua.
yer ire name ard style of Lowell, COLES &
A. AZ iaihtIffs, ssainst Joseph " ood, NATL
:: 900 spencer {. Bryant, Joseph Pat
'ahes '" PInehod, James 8 Wasr
rem, s. D. Gale, II. c. Warren p q W.
thinSton, Napoleon B. CaswelI uenrr
McCooaf Dec. A. Boydep, Luen.r S.hoo-
maker AMI Hiram Schoopmalar g.,
hccoon, oehoonA'aker & Co., Moses . Eon-
peck, Palmer H. SarSsls, WE. II El..t III
lus D. Roberts and Mortimer I.n,l,;"is e.,
OF Hoppeek, Garbut Co., Lemuel 7 HIM,
isaac l.. hunt, " Graham and .;L.n
nrm OF Graham 4 Aiken, A. NJ Bs,,snge- +
20, q; Nlehoias Bank, \. Y, Park BapI
ert s Lycn, Charles II. Moves Gar,}nn NO
Taft and James S. Winslow, ,Jaran !. T.
bury and Samuel ". Chittender So
SaasasnrY Chittenden, Oliver T1ra-, "a
Elias H. Greene, Dexter Tiffany. Elbort
Eastihaa Alden b. Bigelow. Min p Davtor
Cyrus L. carter, Henry f. Qunan, RicborJ
A. pe FORREST, and james Armstropr De-.
PENDANTS. &c
virtue of and pursuant to = iudr,,or,. -
L SAID Court, in the action as above ent;+I,S
rendered and dated on the 18th dav of Nora,,'
Der, 1907, l shall expose for sale and ga .,
puohc auction te the highest fifa7er Of ~.
front door of the Post Gfica j, the tow 10
Grand Rapids, in said County Of Woo ID ~ y.
saturday, the twenty-frst Ell day of Mar
A; d. 1868, at the hour of one o'clock p n
OF that day, the following described loortgaes,;
premises, situate, lying and being in tho ofore-
SAID county of Wood and State of Wisao,s:,.
or SO much thereof as shall be sufficient r.
raise the amount due Plaintiffs for princinaI
interest and costs, together with .he e,ncnsas
OF sale, to wit: All of Block ten TlOl accord.
Ing TO the old survey of the village of Grand
Rapids, made by J. B. Hurlbut: also Lots Nos
ono J. three Isl, four [4l, five Isl, and sew.
en- y in Block nineteen [lal; also Lots Nos.
one i J. two III, three rs four T4l, and 6vs
E3I' IN Block seven ID; also Lots Nos. one
and two r., in Block six Eel; also all Of
Block No. eighteen Isl, and Lots Nos ono
T. J, three 81: and four [4l in Block. No.
eight Isl Of Woods Addition tc the VILLAGE
Of Grand Rapids
g., Dated sheriff's Office, Grand Rapids, Dec
f'n, ieo2' Z. LANIGNE,
W sherifso of Wood County.
VERB & WITTsR, Plfs' Att'ys
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1863-02-05
Foreclosure Sale.

State OF Hisco'si'a--In tie Circuit Court of the
Co"nty Of Wood
Edwin curtis, and Joseph Baker, partners un-
uer the name and style of Curtis & Baker.
Plaintiffs, against JOSEPH Wood, Matilda
wood, Spencer G. Bryant. Joseph Partridge
James W. Pinchod, James S Warren, S. Il
"ale' III: T. Warren, r. c. Worthington, Ma
poieon b. Caswell Henry L. McCoon. Geo.
a boFden, Lucus Z. Schoonmaker and HI
ram ochoonnakcr, firm of McCoon, Schoon-
maker d Co, Moses y. Hoppcck, Ealmer H.
Garbnt, Vim, II. Black, Julius d. Roberts
and Mortimer Hendricks, firm of Hoppeck,
Garbut Co., Lemuel j. Hunt, Isaac l..
Hunt, - Graham and - Aiken. firm of
Graham Aiken, A NJ Biningcr Il Co.. St.
Nicholas Bank, n. Y, Park Bank. n. Y.
George Chapman, James Pike. Robert S.
Lyon, Charles Ii. Noyes, Gardner f. Taft and
James ). WinSlow, Jaran B. Salisbury and
samael W. Chittenden, firm OF Salisbury Il
Chlttenden, Oliver B. Tweedv, Elias NJ.
Greene, Dexter Tiffany, Elb .rt l.. Eastman
Alden B. Biselow, Min P. DAYTON, CYRUS L.
Carter, Henry f, Quinan, Richard A. De
Forest, James Armstrong Joseph Lowell and
j. Coles, Jr., firm Of Lowell, COLES & Co.,
Defendants.
virtue of and pursuant to a Judgment of
l. SAID Court, in the action as Dove entitled,
rehoered ana dated on the 18th day of Novcm-
Der, 1862, shall expose for sale and sell at
public auction to the highest bidder at the
front door of the Post Office in the town of
Grand Rapids, in said County of Wood, on
Saturday, the twenty first (2ll day of March,
A: D. 1868, at the hour of one o'clock, =. NJ,
OF that day, the following described mortsag-
ed premises, situate lying and being in tho
aforesaid County of Wood and State of Wis
consln, or SO much thereof as shall be sufi-
clent to raise the amount due Plaintiffs for
principal, interest and costs, together with
the expenses Of sale, TO wit All Of Lots Nos.
five ~, six (6), seven O., and eight (sN, in
block NO. SIX (6); also Lots Nos three (3),
four ~ FIVE 81, and six (6), in Block No.
eleven (il), in Woods Addition to the village
OF Grand Rapids.
Dated Sherih's Office, Grand Rapids, Dec
4ta, A. D. 1862 +. LAyIGNE
~ low Sheriff OF Wood County
WEBu 4 WIrTER PIfs' Att'ys
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1863-02-05

THE WEATHER-took a turn last
Sunday; decidedly cold change. One
felt as though t1eas were holding car
nival in his breecEes legs. Frozen
noses and frozen tocses were the rule.
not the exception. If you saw per-
sou IL the street, he bore a closer re-
semblancc to a cotton-bale than to hui
mainly. All day Monday the bitter
wind came out from the blue n. w.
upon us as though we had beer very
wicked and pennance was necessary to
allay the turbulent spirit of Old Borcas.
"Be blo,ced if you DON'T" as what VIC
heard all day.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1863-02-05

ASTOUNDING Observation-Disclosures
OF THE ROGUE, AND RECOVERY OF the
PRorERTy.-Last Thursday evening,
the night Of Rev. Mr.. Hunts donation,
the jewery store OF J. A. Norton was
entered and a small tin-box, in which
Mr.. n. usually deposits articles of val
ue, taken therefrom. AS soon as the
loss was discovered, suspicion was fas-
tened upon tall, pale, and rather good
looking chap, who for several days had
been about the store. Measures we're
Immediately taken for the apprehension
of the fellow and the recovery Of the
property. At first he seemed taken
aback and denied the charge with much
Indignation, but upon rigid examina,
ton the missing property was found
and restored to the owner. He gives
his name "a j. Z. Weller. Mr.. Norton
suffers no loss.