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The mountain Democrat., 1864-06-25
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The mountain Democrat., 1864-06-25

III whatever form disease attacks the liver il Is
repealed and externinated by his searching pa Mess
and Irresistible curative. Bilious remitents bilious
pursing, and all the ordinary disorders of the organ,
indicated by pain in the right side aud between the
shoulders vcnwneSs Of the whites Of the eyes weak
ness and debility, &c. are relieved and removed by
the remedy, with crlerity which aStOnses the suf-
frrrs ard their friends Let the sick, whom the fac
uty lave aband0ned, resort with confidence to this
powerful anti-bili0us agent, and Il restoration to
hc..lih Mlld nciyg will be the unvarying result
The mountain Democrat., 1864-06-25
II E II M S (:

DAILY WORLD Per annum. by mai...... SIS ~
-WtEkLI M"Rip-r"r annum ....... go 3 u1
Tw" copies tn one address. t."
Three " e. b.
fiYc II 10
Ten " " ~ 81
WEEKLY WoELr.-SrrE', uhs'rbrrs per annum 90
copies, al'litSs on each... 90
10 = Il nn
~ tuonc address 100. b.. -, Uu
Clubs of twenty .r over can hAr address put on
each paper 10, .n add,i"nal ,haIgr Of ten cents
each.
For every club ~ twruty al ezra CuiY viii he added
Tor thc yrit"r up"f the ,uI
For ever, ruh II h'iy, the S,mr.Wrthly. aud for
every "ub of one hundred, the Lady will BE sent,
when =, Iie>,ed, in lieu Of the extra copies II the
M".hN
Additions 10 climbs may he n.al" Al any TIME at >anIc
rates. Paprr- cann"t he changed frum rit,h
In auo'hrr, hut On request "' H. person "ricitu.
the club, aud 90. rrrrirt "t ti'tN c,rt> ,Nra sin
81, papet will bc tab from the cub and sent T."
l,Hriic Hhlr' IS.
All orders must L- accompanied hy the Clsh.-
Address 1iIE WORLD
fch2h ~ Park Row, NV loik
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BE III UNDERSTOOD
RIUIOIJS MAIADTES Sc hc

Tia; the above statements can ut all times be ver
ifrd by the written testimony (extendhg through n
quarter Of century, of tens Of thousands of un-
INN on !. .Illr Mitntss,s
The mountain Democrat., 1864-06-25
MistrI anrous anbrrtising.
9 A r D
DR.. z. s. KISFy,
Physician. Surgeon, ACCOu-
cher and OccuIiSt,

4 NNOUNCES to his friends and patrons, espe.
"A c'ally To- the Ladies' and Gentlemen Of the City
Of Plic"rvr and vicinity, that he has permanently
located IN the abnye namtd City.
The Doctor is graduate OF the Universities Of
PeSh AMI Vienna, Austria. He is also licensed
from the Medical Faculty Of New Orleans Of which
rGtcr Ums resident ror many years and re-
criVrA spe,iai Diploma from the Howard Assoc ia
tnn for his distinguished success and devotion in
the cause of humanity during the severes epdemicS
The Doctors method in the healing art Is Europe
an-Of the mild Ger nan school, opposed TO any I'm
prudent, violent or niercHridI treatment.
The doctor performs, with u skilled hand, all kinds
OF Surgical Operations, especially those Of the Eye.
He has had large experience in the latter. lie Mt
ten Is also, with special decacy, 10 cases of Mid
wif-ry.
The Doctor announces with the profcundest mod
esy, TO Ladies suffering from chrome diSeas pecular r
TO the sex. that then cdn try his method free Of
charge, If not re'iered Cihin ten dGys. Diseases
iuCi-icnt to females ami children were for many
years the speciality Of the Doctor.
Ills long services in the most celebrated European
Ilnsr'a|> aud Armies, vouch for his speedy and ef
frctual urccS,s in the treatment of those diseases
which require discretion and secrecy.
The Doctor can be consulted in ten different Ian
guareS.
Calls to country patients attended to promptly
Correspondents answered with pui ctuality.
OFF1CE-Coruer Of Main and Coloms streets,
(up stairs) opposite the Cary House. lap23tf
The mountain Democrat., 1864-06-25
DISORDERS OF THE STOMACH
WOMAN IN I'LL II Elk UIFFI-
CULTIES

l. invited to test the regulating and restorative
powers o' this harmless but effective prrpiration-
\; IT, two c'"chs -: life ia which the female system
undrre"r> the mos; important and critical changes,
the PS viii prove positive safeguard against evil
consequences They also confidently recon-
neiIdrd as specific in rvery disorder to which fe.
nialgn are HNrlusiHplN snhrcI.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-06-25
REIGN PERIODICALS.

Subscriptions rereived for all the San Francisco
dailits at publishers prices.
ANY Newspaper, Magazine or Review not men
oned ~ the above li,t will he furnished to order
orders for Books, Musc, Fancy Articles, &c, flied
promptly at the Invest market rates Subscriptions
payable invariably in advance Address
,o j. STRATMAN,
Juy<o News Agent, San Francisco.
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The mountain Democrat., 1864-06-25

81 ] Street, Near I'd. Sacramento,
HAS ISSUED THE SPRING styles Of GENTS
II DRESS HATS.-Thev are elegant
different from anything yet introduced in this State.
All should call and see them, and in order to be
DRESSED, should have one Of them.
q Ills stock 6t SOFT HATS comprises ALL
Shapes, CUlnrs and Prices
CAPSfor Men, Youths and Children,
Of new styles. and all varieties and prices
Buggy Robes and Ladies' Furs. Of all
kinds and prices, complete assortment on hand ut
all times. Also, fine assortGient OF HORSE
BLANKETS.
Remember, II you wish to buy CHEAP, call on
LAMOTT,
s7Js'., near I'd. Sacramento
The mountain Democrat., 1864-06-25
DYSPEPSIA, DIARRHGA,
WEAKNESS. NC. &c.

w LIAhN GOoS CO. &C.
The terrible bodily and mental rangs which char
Actcrzr dv'eiSia are at once mtigded by the Pills
Dlhrrhra, constipation, headache, physical prostra
tion, nervous trcmors, hot husheS, spasms affections
Hi the kidney, hcmnrrhUids piles, and, in fact all
Internal complaints, from whatever cause arising
give way before the sautary influence of this extra.
ordinary remcdy. As specific for dyspepsia and
the disorders connected with il, growing out Of it
the Pills are always to ne relied when every other
medi zine aud mode OF treatment has Utterly failed.
Ee WorId for tie foHO,cing Diseases:
Asthma, Dyspepsia, IIeadach
Bowel Complaints, Diarrhpa, Indigestion,
Coughs, Dr0pSy, Influenza
Colds, Debility, Inflammation,
Chest Diseases, Fever aud Ague, Inward weak
CGStiycucsS, Female complaints, ness
Liver Complaints, Low Spirits Piles
Stone and Gravel, Secondary SYMPTOMS
Ncucrcal Affections Worms of ali kinds
~ CACTION!-NOae are genuine unless the
word, Holloway, New York and London," are dis
cernible rs Water-mark In every leaf Of the book
OF directions around each box the same may be
plainly seen--by hnlling The -leseE-4a The light
handsome reward will be given to any one rendering
such information may lea &c the detection of any
party or parties counterleitiui the medicines or
vending the same, knowing theL. to be spurious.
sr4Sold mt the manufactOry OF prOiesso Holloway
50 Maiden Lane, New York. ard by all respectable
Druggists and Dealers in Medicine throughout the
United States and the civilized world in boxes at 80
cents, 20 cents, and Fl 10 each.
6J- There is considerable saving BY taking the
larger sizes.
n. B.-Directions for the guidance of patients In
every dis"r1'! aEeshXed to sscb boz Isepl0yll
The mountain Democrat., 1864-06-25

These Mighty Healers, World-Known
and World-Tried.
ARE A BOON TO THE SICK.
The want nf ii sterling medicinal to meet the ills
aud necessities of the suffering portion Of humanity,
and entirely free from mineral and other delete
IinuS PARTICLES. severely fvlt til this apower ful
medicine u>lerea into the world holloway
luvaluah" Pills become the HOUSEHOLD
EFMFlY of ali EationS Their attribute is to PRE-
VENT as wet! as CURE; they attack the radix or
root uf the complaint and thus, by removing the
hil len cause OF disease, rcinvigorae aud restore
the r"ping energies ofth" system, assisting nature
~ her task "f vitt and functinnary reclamation.
DISORDERS OF THE STOMACH
Are the sources Of the deade,t maadics. Their
rt j. Ia vii.te all the fluids Of the body, and To
srhd poisoned stream through all the chaHu.l> Of
cirrulti'n Now. what is The operation of the Pl-I
Thtv cleanse The buweIs, regulate the liver bring the
relaxed "r uritaIrd stomach into a natural vunhi.
ton, and, acting through the secTetvr organs UPuS
II1k- Elp :? Sk!s is,' tss- nj from
S"knt s. to health, by exercising simultaneous aud
Mh"''>"me effect upon all its parts aud functions
NJ
The mountain Democrat., 1864-06-25

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The mountain Democrat., 1864-06-25
Best and Greatest Facilities

For The rr"r,tt. c..rrrt. a'--,t,f.,Nc gt',r Of ,
To-, vAitt,.N t'' :, ,jt....~ 81.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-06-25

ls Asesrtalned BY Inspection NJ the registers many
esunFies that the uniform rrpariOn Of male female
SiFths b 4 10 10 Aeeordinely evsrv
fist naA 10 naturally supernuOus SmhS Treatise Pop
alasiop
The mountain Democrat., 1864-06-25
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10 hr 'oHl@ ,'ywj- -.r Y - - -S3r rr,7-s,--,,-
Which fact 'lrN .ii' '.-'tr.,t -. ir.t. - ...it5
d'mon-fra''"n to All ~, ..Ay t,.ssr ..uyts.upl:
tlrIr hI.c. iTotI
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-29
THE FIGHTING IN MIssIssIppI

DExOrOLIs, Feb. 26-Later intelligence from Mlssis-
spp says that General Forests forces during the re-
cent g, gagement near 0koona, cid not exceed two
thousand, whilst that Of the enemy ID estimated at TO-
600. Late in the evening OF the 22d the later formed
three separate lines and made desperate stand They
made three charges in each they recoiled and were
driven back with great slaughter Many of them passed
through our lines and we're captured Tho next morn
ing the read lined with suffers stores dead horses
ald Yankees.
General Forests command too tired 10 eontiI ne
the pursuit. General GhOlson, with SIX asven hun
bred State troops, arrived and went in pursuit Many
of the enemys wounded fell into our hands, Among
wounded is Colonel Barteau, of Bells brigade
Verely in the breast General GhOson captured many
prisoners small arms ssbres saddles and pursuing
their routed columns above Pontotoc.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-29
rae MAINE LIQU0R LAW.

If General Neal Dow, one Of the inmates Of Libby
Prison, and orgna Of the "Maine Liquor Law" wee
permitted to do 30, he would, perhaps advocate win
great earnesnes aud zsa the proposition pending be-
fore the Legislature Of this State to prohibit the sale Of
liquors save BY druggists aud solely for medicinal
purposes" Il would doubtless afjfd him some Satis-
faction to aid in refusing tie moral siG!ES Of Old Yr
gin to that Of New EngAnd-celebrsted for its 'blue
laws" witch burning ard puritancal sHnetmony. We
hua however, that the Maine Lqur Law" VII never
b. included among the sstut Of Virginia. Let the
Lpgislatu4 pass the mos, stringent law which its con-
ntrAted vision devise, to suppress the unlicensed
tipping shops, and luil the privilege of retailing
den: sprt' but le: /. lever lion su'h n Abddg
msnt Of liberty, and incentive to subteruge and dsre
spec; Of law the absolute prohibition OF the sAle q
liquor, except at ~ apOihecary shops for medicinal
DurDoses.n
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-29
NORTHERN NEWS.

DALTON. Feb. 27.-The Nashville papers Of the 9sd
have been received.
Ii reported in Ohata loogG that Johnston has adj
vAnced from Dalton, and that his lines thrown for
ward ten miles.
A despatch from Huntsville, dated the ooh, says
official information has been received tina. the rebels,
supposed to be ROddy's command. had attempted to
cross the Tenne river at three diff rent points, but
we're diven blck by Dodges troops.
Swans Of guerias are reported In the vicinity Of
Cairo, ILL.,, burning cotton gins.
The Federal force at Vidaa, La, vera recently at
tackled and driven in by Dick Taylor bus the gunboats
came to their relief and tclttered the rebels.
The Nashville Union, Of the 2Si says that Longstree
has not left Eat Tennessee but is Strengthening his
position that he is not such fool as t. abondon East
Tennessee the only strategic point from which the rebels
operate successfully during the spring campaign
The Nashville Times cOntradicts tho report Of the
death Of Brownlow.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-29

Gas. BEAUAEGARD AND 1HE BLACK FLAG.-SOme
time ago it stated by Gov Letcher in a speech at
Danv lie. thas SioneEaH jacks was il favor Of tie
black a4g. Il appears from the following private let
written by Gen. Bs&aregaId, while recruiting his
health at BiA SPRING. Aa, alter the retreat from
COrnth that be ooinoided ia opinion with Geo. Jack
son. We End the letter IA the Columbia Guardian,
Whei obtained he writers permission to publish il:
BLADEN, Ala Aug. 8, 1861.
M Dear General regret much 70 bear Of - be-
ing sounded. hope be will soon be aba to face the
AoOhiJUs.s. Ia thls contest must triumph per-
ash, the al make up minds 10 is the
batter We moo undCrsbani the hypocurcsl CRY Of
UuOn aLd the Constitution which means and always
did mtSi 'spOiAtiOn and murder" We will yet have
10 come % pIoelAming this war 70 the knife"
when quArer viii be asked or granted. believe is
s she only thing which prevent recruiting at the
North AS to ourselves l think very few viii adj
NIT that death is preferable 10 dislonOr and ruin l.
Our great misfortune IL that We have always rel -
foreign intervention "Ind peace in sixty days" A.
I0a will ever intervene uaal IL seen We can
tain aous cur iDdepeudcrcs-thAt il until we car no
lO0ger tquire NE. E0gand ID afraid % sdnit
that she cannot 60 without. our cotton 10. then she
would virtually bein pJSer Fra CO Is unWiIiug to
aatsrfere fer oil the treachery Of the latter She
always rems mbsrs her "a psr6de AlbiOR." b. If
france concludes 70 ake Mexico enc will require the al
lance Of the Southern COniedeacy project her from
Norhern aggression Nauohs az Wen as lnufViduals al
ways their own interests in any alliance they
may form. Herce our best reliance must be in our
stout hearts and strong arms"
l have been very unsell for several months, bat
could not Isst until Low. Ihope shortly TO return to
duty, with reneEed heal1h and VigOr knOH not yet
10 Shat point shah be ordeBcd I hope TO do some
ElipE shortly by taking the offensive with vel oIgs
uizsdGrmy. However thoHnss propose e dieu dspOI'"
hence shall 20 with alaeritJ Wherever ordered.
With kind regard, a., b.,
remain you're, sincerely
q Il BeAuRIgaRD
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-29

RoBBHRIEa-0n Saturday morning. whilst Etazsr
Goldsmith, dry goods merchant doing business on
Bioad street. above sixth street. absent at the SJna
Eogue bis store was entered the door by mears
OF false key, and 81 900 worth of goods stOlens-
Yesterday morning he obtained warrant to search the
house Of a negro named Eliza, living in Theatre alley,
in rear of w. Tompkins grocery store, putting the
warrant in the hands Of officers Grfia and Kelly On
go 10 the house. the officers found one of Goldsmlths
n'grOes named Sophia, Amanda tlIve of L. L. Mon
cure and Eliza, slave of Me-. Ren TaOrnton, and in
the house they found most Cf the stolen goods. The
oher two negroes say that Sophia stole the thg ald
brought them there The oicSr5 also found In lock
on the premises key that fitted exactly the rear sore
door Of Mr.. Goldsmith.
Sometime during Friday night the store room Of R.
b. WooiWards house, on Mail sree;, between Adams
and jefferson Streets was entered by burglars and rob-
bed OF 81 800 worth Of bacon AID lard The burg ars
left old pair of shoes In the store room, which, it is
hoped, will lead to their detection.
SlturlAy evening, thief entered the back yard Of
the Rev V. Moore, AMI stole from the clothes line
handsome ooh cloak belonging to Mrs.. Moore. The
oOok present. Mrs Moore from Europe sir co
the war
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-29
rROK EASr TEHHEssEK

The following official despatch received at the War
DEPARTMENT Saturday evening, co-'ms the press tele
gam, published in another column, relative to the CAP
ture Of Yankees near Cumberland Glp:
GAEESvILLE. H-b. 25.h, 1854.
To Gen. s. Cooper:
Brig Gen. Wm. +. Jones, captured two hundred and
Rty-si1 Of the enemy and thirteen negroes near Wy
mans MiH i've miles east Of Oumbssland Gap They
belonged 10 the llsh Tennessee (Fsiera9 Regiment,
under the command OF Lieut. Col r. A. Davis, who
was taken, wounded.
Gen Vaughan co operated, and attacked tie 'remy
n from, OR los three killed and three wounded.
Toe enemy had ave killed aud many und,d.
Signed J. LcEesrEKET,
Lieut. Gen CONG
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-29

VERT SUSPICIOUS Yesterday morning about nine
O'clock Mr. Samuel Winfee living the south side Of
franklin street, near the Old Market, discovered a
strange white man, apparently partially intoxicated,
laundering AbOu: in the third story of his house and
sent CT FIR police Office. Officer Ohakley repaired to
the house and took the intruder into CUSTODY The
gave his name VIM. Dsrveyer AID said that be-
ing apprehended short time since attempting to run
our lines he had been ED in custody while and then
parOlsd to report to Capt MSccubbn on Saturday but
that he had not reported required BY his parole
Ohalklty locked him up in the cage as a suspicious
character
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-29

But enc Official despatch from any quarter has been
received snes cur last isue ard that is from East Ten
nases. Toe ieegrphic column contains cheering In
tigencs from Charleston, North Georgia and Assis-
s;pOk and from Florida announcing the retreat OF ihe
eaemy TO the protection of their gunbOa's, At Jackson
vile.
The falling back Of dSn. LOrgItreet is no longer a
secret and, We graufsd to learn, through direct
sources prompted BY any pressure the part
of the enemy. Toe probability is thA. he retired nom
his position in order sUbss, hiA amy better well
as for other imprudent mentOn this ZINE.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-29
sKooND DRsPATCH.1

CHARLESTON, Feb. 27.-A Yankee picket boat, con-
tanning officer aud five men, captured last night
b. our picket-bOat, commanded by Boatswain Smith
TIE prisoners have arrived in this city They state that
the vessel sunk CT The haibor and reported lost In the
gale, the steam sOOp Of war HOOsatonC, carrying
IL gus aud 800 men, and that she was blown up by
our torpedo boat. The whole stern was blown off,
Eve men we're lost and the others we're saved. TIE
torpedo boat was commanded BY Lieut.. Dixon, of
Mobile. The enemy continue to she'll the csy.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-29

CHALatD WITH THTr.-GeO. b. Wright, soldier
from New Kent, WAS, Saturday, arrested by Officer
Caskley and lodged in the cage the charge Of steal
ing $500 from Andrew Lockwood. L. seems the evil
dsDes against Wrgh. Is far from direct He had been
writing a note behind the cOuater of Mr.. LOckWSods
store the Cd Market aud shortly afterwards the
money was missed from the money dsaWer, which was
behind the counter. No one else having been
known to have been behind the counter blu. himself,
saSpie on attached to him Tne money was not found
upon Lin.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-29

TnsT NAIKEr BELL.-Tbis. bell was cracked few
weeks sgo Sad has been removed to Messrs. Talbots
foundry to be cast. Ia the meantime the Chief El-
gneer Of the FIRE Brigade should make arrangements
for communicating alarms of fire in the First Ward
Should any cceur to the guard at the 'be house" in
the Capitol Square. horse might be kept saddled at
Of the stables the First Harket DO used for
this purpose. In week ten days the bell will be
cast tha. the expense incurred in carrying out
suggestion would be trivial in comparison with the
saving of property in the event of FIRE down towr,
before the new bell is suspended in its place.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-29

CHANGE OF ScHEDULH.-0n and after tomorrow, tie
mail train on the Richmond and fredericksburg railroad
will leave the depot every morning at hapAst o'clock,
and returning, will STRIVE ia Richmond at quarterpast
o'clock P N. The accommodation train for Milford
will leave daily Sunday excepted at hGt-plst O'Clock
P NJ, and returning will arrive in Richmond at FIVE
minutes pas! o'clock, A N. The fregh: trains will
leave aud arrive in Richmond every Tuesday, Thursday
AID SATURDAY.. .t
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-29

ATTEMPTING TO DEEr ro.rHE ESENI.-LAst Tues
day night, wm. Mathews, W. Stripland;3 W. Taylor,
s P. Gsin, s G. Powell, and J. A. Wigney. privates
in the oh Alabama Regiment caught in the act Of
ssrtiOg to the enemy. Their regiment was encamped
near the RlppahannOek, above fredericksburg. When
arrested they bad gotten to island in tie river where
they were near freezing to desh They confessed that
it their intention to assault and kill, necessary,
three videttes VIC had Beyond the river. They were
brought to the city yesteidy and lodged in Castle
Tbuud r
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-29

sENT TO TIE COUNTY -Wson, a slave Of Mrs Caro-
line Garter, who was, on Thursday, arrested on susp
con OF being connected with several extensive robbees
o! the smoke house OF the Hon. James Lyons was on
Saturday, sent to OF the Justices of the county for
examination the lrcenies with which he is charged
having been committed beyond the corporate limits.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-29

THE ROBBERY OF Mr.. AUGUSTUS HAxALL-TWo of the
parties charged with ob5ing Mr.. Haxall in Screamcrs-
vile, last Thursday night, Charles Isaacs aud Richard
Barry, we're before the Mayor Saturday morning, but
other parties implicated being still large, their exam-
nation was deferred until this morning. OF the pre-
psrty stolen from him, Mr. Haxsll has far recovered
Oay the horse aad buggy and the COW skim which was
strapped behind his buggy when he was assaulted
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-29

DHALka IN TIE UNoLEAN BEAsT.-Is seems that
however 10th Jews may be to eat the ssh of the swine
some of them have objection to specuatirg in the
article. On Saturday morning George Hrsh ard Levi
Bsndx children Of Israel fined $40 by the Mayor
for buying ,rk in the First Market and offering It for
sale on the day; and the pork eOn6scated to
the use Of the city
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-29

SrEALIEG HAN.-Oharles Bates and Nathaniel Bates
soldiers were examined before the Mayer on Saturday,
thu for having stolen the First Market on the day
before, ham Of bacon from free negro named 0tway
Harris, the other for interfering with officer Bib whilst
he vas attempting to arrest the thief The case being
fully male cut against both parties by the testimony OF
several Witnesses the Mayor sent Charles on for tra
before the Hastings Court and discharged Nathaniel