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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-06-12

Heavy R0bEery-Yesterday morning three
young men-CaIter Tadloek, Willie E,lett.
and John P0stower- were before the MayOr
ON the charge Of fslonioualy breaking aid en-.
toging the house Of Mrs. Mary StApheus. and
stealing therefroE, 81 900 in State B ank notes,
$500 in Confederate notes, I. .6D in epecie two
gold watches, cns eilyer w~.ch. enc piatol,
AID ono dirk knife Mes Stephens kseps a
small establishment in Brackstt's cid tavern,
on Broad street On Monday aft5rnoon last
tho three prisoners csl5d ai Mira. SIS store,
aud getting into conversation remained there
an hour or two. Daring their scjourn Mrs.
Ssphens had occaeion to open her trunk, in
which her money was kept, and thus exposed
i. to their view. That n;gat, between the
hours OF O'Clock and day break, the front
door was opened by falss keys or other wise,
the trunk and contents extracted q I'd the door
left ajar. Euly cn Tuesday morning Mrs S.
discovered her door open, and, mieeing her
trunk, gave tho alarm. That afternoon John
Postower called on Mss s aud was charged
with being engaged in the robbery, but denied
it. Officers Seal ami Perrin were sent for, aud
taking Posto wsr into custody took him to pris-
on, where his person was closely searched, and
a $500 Central Bank Of Alabama nots found,
which Mrs. 5. recOgniZ ii. Finding conceal
ment n0 longer Iossibls PostOwer gave GER.
tam information which led to the recovery of
the three watches, pistol, and knife, aud pro.
O1Osy W sno drTs s. Vi LIS dccCinpifos IN cIiuAS
In tlls course Of that afternoon Tad.ock aud
Elicit were both arrested, the first having
$l20 in State moaey. aud the last having $lii.
On each party notes Were found which were
lec0eaiz ID by Mrs. Stephens as having been
stolen Of her. The officers found the watches,
etc, buried in tae ground, and the trunk was
also found in an alley soma half milo or more
west of the place at which the robbery Was
committed. All three of the prisoners were
committed to iii to answer for felony at the
next term of The Hastings Court.
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Neu Paper MW-Our business community
will be sratified 70 learn that our srterpsising
fsl'ow-cit izens, Meesrs 8rotts & Harvey.
have at length succeeded I'm purcha dpg the
paper mill etabliehed in Frederick sbnye a
year or two since, and have already removed
noet Of the machinery to Marchesier, where
they are at work erecting buildings prs para.
tory to the manufacture Of paper Ok svery do
scliption. Asec cciated with these pentismen
are our well and f.vorably kno xn towrsuen.
MIR. L. Ogden. for soMe years tha succaasfel
superintendent Of the Dslviders Paper Mil.
Mr. Samusl G. Robinson, and Mr. John Water
hoose, iGte Superintendent Of ths Crens haw
Wo"lAn Mil. and gentleman Of great Gu.
ersy and in us,ry. Mr.. Ogden is q practical
paper manufacturer, Of large experience.
and will, no doubt, by his industry, skill,
aud attention to business, make the new
establishment profitable 10 tho stockholders
and beneficial to ths community. Mr. John
ID. Harvey, the principal business mau ia
the new concern, is so we'll known for
his enterprise that, despite the dfticaily of
procuring labor arA materials, we ara quite
su.e the mill will be speedily put in operation,
and the wants Of the community thereby par.
tally relieved. Success to tho rew epssr.
DYia0
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il the excitement created by SionemaD'f
and Streight's marauding and piundering raids
should have the effect Of inducing our people
everywhere to organize in such q manner Al
10 provide against the renewed attempts of the
came kind, which cannot fail to be made by
our eDemiee, no victory that we have ye,
achieved could prove of more essential eer
vice to the Confsderacy. But in order to
stimulate the efforts now being made in that
direction, our Government should lose no
time in prOclaimiDg its intentions as regards
the participants in such raids, whenever
caught by our troops or the volunteer organi.
za,ions row sptinging up everywhere for
home defence Nothing can be clearer than
that these outlaws in uniform should not he
dealt with as soldiers or belligerents. To trea,
them, when captured, as ordinary prisoners,
would be but to invite repetition of similar
outrsges. As robbers, incenjiaries, and muir
derers they come into our country, and as
such they must be shot down, strung up, or set
/, work ia our penitentiaries, like other thieves
aud assafsins If We fail to do go, we shall
incur the contempt and ridicule of tho whole
world. 1t will be equivalent to standing ill.,
vliati0n to all the thieves in Yankesd0m to
come and set fire to our houses, plunder our
cities and villages, carry of our negroes,
aud commit nameless outrages on our de
isneeless population. Whenever confronted
by an armed force they would be only
too glad to surrender as prisoners, with
the prospect Of returning 10 their hellish
work aliss being exchanged. Thus the
two darling oblscts OF the Yankee in this war
to rob the unprotected, anl to keep out Of
the reach Of Confederate powdsr-would be
fully secured and the whole population Of the
New England Statss. including their blasphe.
nous preachers aud strong minded woman Of
African proclivities would embrace with sn-
thusiasm this uewsst and most promising Of
a'i Yankee "specA" With proper preparations
10 receive them, every gang Of mounted high
"aymen that ventures upon Southern ground,
Can be baggsd, their horsesand weapons taken
from them, aud their csrcasss turned over to
The Jailor or the hangman. The immediate
result Of such mode Of dealing with the ma
iaudsfs, II not merely announced by our Gov
efnment, but actually carried out In every case'
would 10 to throw the wsttest of all imsgila,
Vie blankets on the now prevailing Yankee
parenzy for cavalry ralds," whilst 1t would
simulate to the utmost every man engaged %
'ae exciting sport Of hunting the Jayne " K
ere.
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STRANGE FELO De Son Friday, says
The Washington Chronicle, of May 18th, at
the metropolitan Hotel, New York, MT Ed
mond Baron, Frenchman, wess found dead
upon his bed. with surgical instrument called
IL calling ia his land, with whi ch he had in
ilicted fatal wound in the region Of the heart
A previous unsuccessful atteMp'. at suicide had
been made with morphine. ldr. Baron had
also thought of shooting hims sif, but hal do
sisted out Of regard for the feelings of those
act was probably depression of spirits,
brought on by losses of property. Mr. Baron
had once possessed great wealth. but had been
reduced to a comparatively slender Income.
The most rem,I kable feature Of the case,
perhaps, il will left by deceased, bequeath.
ing his body TO DR.. Weisse, with the reques.
that the skeleton should be nicely set and
placed SOU swhere in bis ciiice The docu.
meut rum as follows: II hereby beQ meath my
body to my talented. and come day or other
iilustrie us, DR. +. Duncan Weisse, of No. 81
West 18th street, New York, requesting him to
set up my skeleton nicely, aud to placeit come
where in his Ctice. The best means to effect /!
probably, are the following: To take the esh
OIL the bones with knife as much as possible;
to cut out email piece OF the skull with t .
pan and pHll the brain ou'; to pierce holes in
the shaft Of every long bone with small git l.
let, 30 AZ TO let the marrow out, which will
greatly improve the whitenees, to let it mace
rate in water . long while, and let it perfectly
dry; them to soak 1t in ISOLATION of msgnesia,
Tor a lat de chaur, and when dry to rub it
we'll aud paint il all over with silicate OF pot
ash, and ultimately to set 1t up with wire.
will consider the fultiilment 0t the above re
quest ~ special favor. 1t v i'll be 60 nice to
nee ones old dwelling place kept 80 clean and
in good order, instead Of rot ting away in some
dirty place. How handy, too, when We are
all summoned to the VALLEY Of Jshosapbat, to
find ones bones already together, instead OF
having to struggle among the crowd, and tt
houses Should my lear aed friend fail to com
ply with my request, will certainly come
back and pull his hair out by tue roots, pro
videa that they 4 i've me d furlOugh. Aud now
wish my love 10 E. goodbye. Oa plat0l
--au yeposr EDMOED BARON
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Tie Police are requested to visit the va.ious
churches where night servics is held, and look
after the disorderiy characters that gather
abcu. tho gateways aud behave deofdefly.-
One or two young ladies, in leaving the fifas
Baptist Church a night or two since, had theli
bonnets suatched from their hands. and ano-
ther lost her wrapping, taken Ia the same way
If the police cannot prevent these outrages, a
SQUAD Of the "visilance boys will give the
matter their attention. Tue good order cl
Richmond is TO be restored aud preserved VI
any cost, and the sooner OK ymples are made o
some Of the outlaws the better for the com
munity.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-06-12

0xsxRAL MSaGyDEa ARD THE As xt:AFs ~
The Houston Telegraph, Of the 18th uit, an
ncuuces the return there Of Gen Magfuder
from the Rio Grande. 1t says:
Oae object of his visit to the Rio Grante
was 70 cultivate friendly relations with the
Mexieans This he has succssded admlraoiy
in. lie was visited by Cav. Lopez, OF TAman
lipas, and received him with all tho honors due
his station. The General and his stan were
invited to a banquet in Mstamoras. which tney
attended the next day. They were In return
received with the most distinguished coorteAy'
amid salvos Of artillery, music, etc. The oc,
cssion was gala day for Matamoras, and
nothing occurred TO mar the pleasure Of the
feast
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fofm rom Southern writers. The heroic de- .
renders OF gallant Southern city deserve to
nave some more reliable historians than de-
graded aud msndacious Northern scribes.
THE FIGHT IN cULpspER COUNTY.

A"AA AN VULfEfEk COUNIl.
The reports Of the late fight In Culpsper
county, brought down by passengers on the
Central train yesterday evening, are hardly
moro satisfactory than those which had pro-
viousiy reached IA. That our forces were
surprised there seems 10 longer any reason 10
doubt, and that they fought gsllaotly after
they recovered from the confession iato which
they were at first thro wn IL also certain. 1t
Is equally certain that the battle terminated
with tho rspalse ofthe enemy and the advan-
'sge on our eide, the enepy's loss in killed
and wounded, aud in the number of prisoners
captured, being considerably greater than that
sustainsdby our forces.
The greater po rtion Of our wounded have
besn seut back to Gsrj0usyille, where about
l25 had been received up 70 II O'Clock yester.
day. The whole nu,nber Of wounded in the
engagement, 1t is believed, will amount to
from $50 to 20O The number Of killed it ie
thought will not exceed So The number of
officers slain is greatly out of proportion to
the number of men, which is accounted for by
their exposing themselves in efforts to rally
their commands after the first onset of the
enemy. Oar whole loss, Including prisoners,
is put down at between sUO and 400. A pas
senger who came down OH the train says that
We had five Colonels killed, but could not recol-
isct any uames in addition to those given by us
yesterday morning. Aplong the wounded was
Col A. w. harman, Of the 18th Virginia cav.
airy, who was shot in the neck The lO.h
Virginia cavalry, Col J. Lucius Davis, bore
prominent part III the fight, aud suffered
pretty heavily, AS did also the "a North Caro-.
lima, Col. Williams
One OF the enemy's officers, who came over
with flag Of truce on Wednesday says that
their Loss in officers amounted to twenty
five.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-06-12

The Currency and Law.-Ia cases Of graai
larceny aud n,isLemeanora, our city Judges
aud the Mayor have decided that stolen arti-
ciea. to amount to the former, must bs wcrsh
at least $40 in specie. They take the ground
that when the law was passed gold and silver
were the standard currency, bank notes then
representing gold and silver, the banks being
specie paying. Ii this decision is sustained by
reason why it shouli not be---the thief who
steals $ll0Of Confederate money at this time
is only guilty of misdemeanor, specie being
worth six for one. Ii the Confederate no!es
were made alegaltende the Legislature would
no doubt 80 smeui the criminal law as TO make
tAe theft of $50, Confederate money, felony.
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Prison Record-The folio wing parties,
charged with ds!oyalty TO the Government,
were sen. en- to this city fom Knoxville,
Tenn, and confined in Castle Thunder yester-
day, viz: Coraelius Shean, VIM. Thomas, l..
Otto, lin Fest, T. Greenwail. and John Sui
livan. In addition to these there were coma
fifteen others received ut the Castle, among
them Stephen Moore, of Go. +, l3.h North
Carolina regiment, 10 b" court martialsd.
AT the Libby" one Yankee sergeant, ohe
corporal, aud niue privates, captured in the
fight at Brandy Station ON Tuesday, were re-
ceiyei
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-06-12

COTToN ORDERS REVOKE BY a general
order at Brownsville, Texas, April 23d, MAJ
Gen. Magruder has revoked all the orders re,
stfictins expectation Of cOston Of whatever
nature. The Two d'ilars exchange ia also
abolished. Trade with Mexico is left perfect.
ly free. This, it is understood, has bet On done
under orders from Richmond.
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fK u Nj + Il Il ID l. X lex SKU K g.
FRoM OUR OWN REPoRTERi

HAMILTOs's CROSSING, j une IL, 1868.
Tho situation is unchanged. No firing since
yesterday morning, then only by pckets. No
expected hsro. Care, loaded with troope, have
been seen going towards Aqua creek. Not
more than 10000 Yankees are believed to he
hereAbouta. All this may lie b mistake. and
have no facts TO send you. Deseriers state
that the troops now hero are from Suffolk, and
Gen. Dix is in command
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Summary Puniskmeal-The thitd ward
vigilance committee, Tn Tuesday night las,
captured Il thief Who w4s in the act Of robting
a wounded soldier ard. after giving him u
brief hearing, ordered him to receive tfty
stripes, we'll laid on, AMI to leave the city in
mediateiy. After the punishment was intiics-
ed the prisoner was retained in custody till the
cars vera ready to G,al., when he was far
nehed with 4 pass, put on beard, and then aa
sured that his future return would lea I to his
being hung Sdch decisions and execu.iona
will no doubt have a saluiary effect on the
morals of the thisves who have made Rich.
nHOnd their home for some months past.
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Hastsngs Cont, June llth, lsG3.-Tae case
of Robert s +, rie, ON sX animation for the
shooting OF Kh ert 4. Dixon. on tho 2l.h Of
April, WAS ags.I called this morning, but i'll
conse qusnce Of the indispo.i.ion of Alden man
Jones, ole of tn. sitting justices, the case was
laid over until Saturday morning. The testi-
mony ia this cas was concluded on Wedles.
day afternoon, AID TIE further proceedings
will consist OF the argument Of counsel upon
the evidence bef,re the Court.
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False Garbs-TwO females, dresss in male
spPareI, accompanied by young gentleman
from the South, were captured by Capt Pleas
ants yesterday morning, and taken before the
Mayor. After being exhibited for some time
IN their false garSs the females were sent to
prison, and their escort admitted to bail for his
good behavior
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A Tough Family An old woman named
L:asher I'd, hsr two daughters, ono son, aud Il
mAn named Trenton Konnety, were before
the Mayor yesterday 70 ansssUa '''" e""'.ao of
being persons Of bad character, and trespsss,
ing % the premises rented by Dr.. Little for
the use of his servants The Laathers group
are from the county of Orange, a,id not at all
preposssssing in their appearance. To relieve
tho city of their presence, the Mayor will send
them back to the county from whence they
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-06-12

Circuit Cour, Judge Meredith yesterday
rendered his decision in the case of the Peni
teuiiary cOnspirat0Is, on tho motion OF their
counsel to set sside the verdict. the Court,
after duo confederation, sustained the motion,
and granted the prisoners new trial.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-06-12

Hog Stealing Henderson johnson and his
wife were before the Mayor yesterday to an
swer the charge Of receiving two hogs, stolen
from Mr.. Angel, knowing the cana to have
Losn stolen. Mr.. Apg.l traced his lost ''pork-
johnson proved that he purchased the swine
Of a free negro, ami that they were delivered
between and 5 O'Clock iii the morning. The
parties yyers feaauded for further hearing.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-06-12

THE PRINCE OF WALEs's MAIDEN SPEECH
given by the Royal Academy, ths Prince
being among the guests When his health
was toasted he M .de his maiden-spsech, thus
reported in tho juarnals
His Roy al Highnos3 the Prince of Wales
who spoke evide oily under deep emotion, bu
in pscul iary Clear aud pleasing tone of voice,
and with great impressi7eness OF MANNER
eaid:
"Sir Charles Eas.lake, your Royal High
nesse, 3. my Lor d., aud Gentlemen-lt Ia with
the most coItsnding feelings OF pleasure,
pr do and sor1 ow. that l riss to return You
'.oanks in the name OF myself and the Royal
family for the kind terms in which you, Sir
Charles, have PROPOSED our health, and Tor the
yery cordial way in which this distinguished
assembly has received it. Cheersl can
not, on this occasion, divert my mind OF the
associations contested with my Deiovea
cannot fail to stimulate my efforts to tread
in his footsteps. Loud cheers And
whatever my shortcomings may be, may
at least presume to participate In the interest
which no took ia every Institution which tend
ad 10 encourage art and science ia this country
fcheere but more especially IN the prosper
~ Of the Royal Academy: Loud cheers
iisve how grateful feel for, aud may be
permitted to add how sincerely appreciate,
the continents you have expressed with refer
ence to the Princess. Loud cheers know
that am only speaking her mind III joining
b + thoughts 10 mine Oh this occasion. Loud
cheers.l We, neither Of Us, can ever forget
the manner in which our union has been eeie
srated throughout the nation, lcheers, aud
should bo more than ungrstsful II did moi
retsin the most lasting ~ well ~ most plsasing
recoIiection Of the kind expressions aud lecep
ton which my attendance at your anniversary
meeting has evoked this evening. Loud and
continued cheering
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-06-12

Bradlsh johnson, o New Orleans planter
las pot u Judgment Of 81 $40 against Gen
Neal Dow, for sugar plate and other articles
taken from has plantation without military
necessity
II don't 80 much care about tic bugs," said
Mr.. Wormley to the head OF xenieei family
ia " whieh be resides, "but ths fact 10, ma AM, ]
i,ai"t got the blood 10 spare, you see that yea''
self"
The sentence Of the Court Martial in the
cass of William r. Waller, convicted as n spy
has been approved, aud he ia ordered 70 bs
hung.
Nine OF the eleven cotton miils aud Iha thres
print works at Fail River, Mass, have stopped
running.
The nembers Of tha New York police force
have contributed $il3 for purchasing lemon
tor the sick soldiers In Washington.
The Boston hotels will on Mantay mex
raise their charge 10 % per day tor transisn
patrons.
The New York AidesAsn have voted an or
priation Of $40, ,0O0t celebrate the ish Of July
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Garrcting Franklin Roberts was handed
over to the Mayor yesterday by tho detectives,
charged with garroting Joseph Johnson on
Friday night last, and robbinv him of about
that Us he was passing up lin street about
halt, past 8 o'clock, the prisoner accos.ed him
aud protesting to be ALI acquaintance, com
menced conversation and cOntiuned it till
they walked up to Broad street, by tie Thea
trs, and thence to Clay street, when pris oner
knocked witness down, choked him severely
and then robbed him. Prisoner denied the
charge, and declared that he had never seen
the witness till hs was arrested. The Mayor
sent the case on TO the llust;ngs Court.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-06-12

The fashionable dance Of Paris now II the
"MarcAe Cocasse" Il 10 danced Backward,
each gentleman holding the lady belore him
~ clssDino her roup.d the waist When yseli
pfactjcsd. 4 is ssid 10 be highly entertaining,
and he Knprsss y aai3 . have peculiar tal
eus for ~ execution.
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StatteL-On Tuesday last difficulty oc
CURED between two men named Ezekiel and
Delelick, in Locus. alley, when the former
was severely, though not dangerously, stabbed
in the face by the latter.
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Taken Dova.-The little shanty On llii
street, near E1ain used as n confsction estab
iishmsnt, was torn down Wednesday by au
thoriLy, it being an obstruction in tho street.
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Feikr ON HELESA.-Ths reported taking
Of Helena some days since, grew ont Of ths
fact that our troops made . faint on tnal Placs
and did succeed 10 capturing hssvy 'raaa .,n ..
v.sona IN the rear Of the town, aud capeur-
M outs number Of prisoners. Our soroes
were eompossd Of cavalry pFincipaliy.
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SAT- Dtst,itatioa.-Those Of our readers
WHO have not obtained their city quota OF
salt have no time 10 lose in doing SO, as MessrS.
Spotts Il Harvey have given uOtice that they
" i'll deliver none after the 18th inst.
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Putlic C0uuenien6e.-,rhe street steam car
RAINING to aud from Camp Lee is a great con-
venience to the public, and Is carrying large
number of passengers every day.
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1NUxHKA.--
IL jos. bsocsht 70 dsht. fsom the hlaing place
-. Cay ss, another cheat of that wco9eJfM
EAuLAHD TtA,
which ~ In&aY have bsNa gzkv.ag altsr TOR ~
days psak Ai1p. othee Kinda
0aa WEED.
No 20 Maia sisssl
-AL0o-
De.s,ss seiess gsasssll1'
Ala. CkuahsJosGaS,
- !. Ss's m usr.'-
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YnE TYcooN's GiFr TO LINCoLy.-Ws an
nounced ione time since that the Tycoon OF
Japan had sent a gift to the President Of the
United States consisting Of coat Of mail.
The folio wing is Il description Of it:
An umbrella like helmet, Of fabricated sheets
of steel and copper, shields the head, while q
vaniyke of interwoven silk cord aud lac
Yuossd net sDArk falls gracefully upon the
shoulders. Ths outside Of ths helmet IL pro
fus ely ornanoated with chrissntheums Of gold,
in beautiful open work, upon black iacqaer,
with now and then a iiiniMipg Of purest sill.
yer. The visor ia Of copper. iacQuered IN
scarlet and brown. The armleis arc OF The
iiuest copper Oh .in-work. Tue brsastpste il
oi copper, intersec.ed with parallel strips oi
lacquer, and woven together with delicate
wire aud golden c,rd. A sort OF kilt accom-
pauies the armOr, and, with iaequeratcd ley
yings, grote, q 1ely formed, complete the set.
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VsSat;py D0LL.kS kEWAHJ--Wiii re paid
4 fsr It's apyrehsn,ion Of ny wosusa u AGi.,
vSno lsf. say hsdsa on Sharc5ay D.ahi iks. She
j.. bstrsen IS and 80 yssrs Cid. OF dark brown ~
si,aertraAd Nor, Of medium height. COED oc;ss.s.
na sos with z ,od frcns tsseh. kas hss lost or
t.o eys t.e.h. REe was seen pxssng u1 Gay
street, ira Eishmopd; ear = o. saturday mornln,s.
ia L. g. TU0O TATUM.