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Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-01-26
NOTICE.

~ EoRGE r. Henry is hereby notified
" that Sarah F. Henry, has on this l9th
day Of December, A. D. 1864, filed in the
Court Of Common Pleas, within and for the
County of Gallia, and State Of Ohio, a petition
against hIm,y charging the said George r.
Henry, with having been guilty of adultery,
with one Sarah Hamlim, and with gross
neglect Of duty, in wilfullv absenting him
self from the said Sarah. who is averred to be
his wife. and praying therein for divorce
from her said husbtHd, the said George R.
Henry, and the custody Of their child.
SARAH z. HENRY.
December %, 1854.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-01-26
Farm for Sale.

T Offer at public sale. my farm situate nine
L miles from Gailipolis, one mile back from
the Ohio river, in Clay township. containing
seventy acres. about fifty clear, cottage tnuse,
good well of water, ani good out buildings-
Ayoung orchard Of 500 trees Of eholee fruit
in fine glowing condition.
Also q coal bank foot vein, open and
worked every day. Coal of excellent quslity
Title indIsputable. Possession given on the
let Of March next. For terms, enquire at the
Journal Office, or Oh the prcmises Of
J. HARVEY. -
Sept. %, 1854.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-01-26
Private Sale ofPublfc tofs
! adjoining Gallipolis.

| have laid of a number of lots, on that lpor ps
tfon.ofmy farm lying between the u. 8 Hoa-
,pltai. and the Ohio river, south of tile MiIl
Greek road ~Theselots areeligibly. situated
for building purposes, and will be soid on
very easy tfms. A plan, Of them may be seen
at my store in Gallipolis, and all necessary
information given,tho wishing to purchase.
- =. 4,.s 81 = lsfL s.- 8. BARLOW. =
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SunderIes.

MASOH'S, Burtlett's, and Buffers Shoe
w Backing. Brushes and Brooms. Bed
Cord and Cordage, Buckets. Tubs, and W .sb
boards, Clothes, Murket. and Hickory Baskets
Powder, Caps, and Lead, with a general as.
sdrtment Of goods in onr hne, "alvays on
hand" Call a. the City tisooefy, corner OF
Court and Third streets
d. S.RORD BRO.
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.OCUI.I>T..

MISS Z SfoDGRASS,- of Marysville
vi Oio vii: open rooms in the City
Hotel, GallpolIs, o on the 10Th day Of De-
cember mkt for the purpose Of treating dis
eased eyes Having been here before, it rs
deemed unnecessary TO say anything further
than to refs dlose afflicted, to her ftTmer pa
tient. and ,itizens Of Gallipofs and vicinity.
The follsving named residents are hereby
respectfully referred 70: /. E. Calohan, John
lrion. E. r. Shepard, y Leei-rcq. E. s.
Aenager. chas. Crruzet. Roman Menager.
D. Il. Ros. -
Persons lesiring her services win call soon.
ss her Stays limited. !
"a Pouroy Telegraph and Po;st Pleasant
Register, Vll please eoby 70 the amount Of
q. and ehags this once ata the expiration Of
time.y 3 s llsEe = : e
r Nov. 25lss<- 10. ..--A -
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-01-26
WANTED

THE subseriber will pay the highest price
for Red snd White Beyus, Potstoes.
Phx Seed. Green and dfied Apples, and all
kinds Of country produce.
p Highest price paid for Rags, Sorghum
nolasses, Hides and Tallox.
Wilb eSfepnd for ihs presess Il sAs wsssi
house Of L Deletonbe se,l-r.de bI;s :
... cHAs. MACK =
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-01-26

R 4tno period Of ous cenntry's
hiss5rse. has the farming rtssest been
20 wsIlfastepssasnow- Every pro
duct of the farm comnafsds q fabu.
lous.pEiess Nor is it necessary for
the faFmes to go far for q market. 1t
Is foard q his own door i Horses,
cattle, sheep, hogs, poultry, eggs,
bpttef, hay, corn: oats, wheat, pota.
sses, apples, turnips, are all in de-
mard, At prices that four years ago
wefsnerer dreaned Of. Cash only,
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-01-26
FOR SALE.

1--WE acres of land, with = brick cottage
T. house. stone milk house, and good we'll
of water at the door. The ground is enclosed
with good fence and under high state Of
cultivation !. A large number Of fine fruit
trees on the premises. This very desirable
property is situate on the Mill Greek road
ebesp and possession given at any time.
~ -- +. L. STEWART.
Dec, Is. 6f.
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/ l0al Coal! Coal.

z HE undersigned has on hand al the uI
per end Of the Wharf at GalIipoIs. IN
mediately above the u s. Wharf boats &
large supply of superior coal, which he will
deliver promptly To purchasers at reasonable
rates, for cash.
Orders left at his residence on Third stree
will be punctually filed.
JONATHAN HAMILTON.
Jan. T. IS64-tf
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-01-26
Por sale.

II OFFER at private sale my property near
i Galiipolis. contrasting l( seres q good
land 4 good house, stable and othsr out
buiidiDgs, with large number Of choi e
fruit trees, and q valuable stone quarry on
the premises. Title perfect, and possession
given the Ist Of April
Jan. sth. lsS5.-iw.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-01-26

@ William Matthews, Esq, Of
Huntington township, has placed on
our table a sample Of Sorghum syr-
upof his own manu- fscture that in
strength purity, richness of color and
favor, surpasses any of the excellent
articles heretofore offered by our
patrons. He manufactured for him
self and neighbors the past season
1850 gallons. He succeeded in
making sugar which he represents as
being fully equal to the best Orleans
article. Mr.. Matthews has evidently
given the business great attention
and bis experience would doubtless
be of benefit to our readers. The
manufacture Of Sorghum syrup is
yet in its infancy in this county. and
much remains to be gained by expe-
rience and perseverance. That il
can be proftably raised and manu-
featured is fixed fact To what ex-
tent it shall in future be carried, de-
pends upon our formers. Next sea-
son We hope to see it. largely culti-
tivated. Themarket cannot be over.
stocked AT 81, per gallon it is the
most profitable crop we can raise.
We trust that the assessors Of the
several districts nsxt spring win en-
deaxor soiascestain the exact amount
manufactured and number Of acre,
under cultivation; Il vim be inter,
esHBg to our citizens % knev ipst
how far this source Of sgricnlturaf
wealthshss been:cuitisatea
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-01-26
Dyoe Stufs.

MADDER, Indigo, Blue yitrol, Ext Log.
fer sale BY D. 9. FORD 4 BRO.
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Another Change of Front.

I WOULD respectfully inform my old P.t-
4 rons' nnd all others wishing anything 10
my hne OF profession, that ! have removed my
Shaving and Hair-dressing Saloon from the
old stand on second Street Public Square, to
he old Tupper House on the upper side Of
the Square, where have fitted up first
class Saloon -and where I am now ready TO
serve all customers, in the beat style Of my
G. s. JONES, 1t
Successor to A. Rosysor.
Dee. ., Iesi-.f
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Teas.

GVFP0wDER. Imperial. Young Hyseb
VI and OOlong Teas, in half chests, catties
q ny quantity. d. 8. FORD & BRO.
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Sale.

e VI 0Q4C'
lao acres Of land on the. Ohio rive. 10
lfU miles below Gallipolis. having front
on the river Of from half TO three fourths Of .
mile and good steamboat landing. AT the
terminus Of the Chillicothe road on the Ohio
and junction Of the Ghillicothe aud Gsllipolis
and Portsmouth roads; sfording to "a enter
prising man who wishes 70 engage in the
produce, lumber. for mercantile business, as
desirable situation as any on the river.
About fifty or sixty acres are inseuliyation.
and would be glad if any one desirous Of
purchasing would see the fall crop. Payment
will be made easy. Terms viii be made
known on application TO [L1
J. SHALLCROSS.
- Gallipolis, Ohio,
Or to Isaac LETTERS. on the premises.
Twill likewise sell from eighty to one hun
dred acres Of land. on the Southwest side of
the Kanawha river Va shout half mile from
its mouth. At present rented 10 Mr. Il. Dean.
Both tracts, have coal in them and both are
situated in the oil region. 80 49,
For terms which viii be made easy, apply
a. above Or 10 s'a
J. sHALLcRosS,
-----.-------- aaiiipolig Ohio.
Jan. i2, le65.-tf
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-01-26
HOWARD ASSOCIATION.

PHILADELPHIA, PA.
DISEASES of the Nervous, Seminal
- Urinary and Sexual Syst-ms-new and
reliable treatment-in reports Of the HOW
ARD ASS0ClATION-sent by mail in
sealed letter envelopes, free of charge. Ad
dress, DR.. J. SKILLIN HOUGHTON, How.
ard Association, No. 2, South Ninth Street
Philadelphia, Pa. r4 . i
July II, 1864.
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COUNTRY MERCHANTS,

- - ~
L OOK HEREE
I CAN SELL you Undershirts. oversbirts
Drawers. Suspenders, Gloves. Meek Ties
Crayats. Comforts. Carpet Sacks. &C., ss low
Us any house in this glorions Dhln. 5i.AJ
Ny stock 10 this line for Wholesale trade
onig. consists Of ssB7Q sniI
700 dozen Travelling SHIRTS Flannsls snd
CassiInsrs Of all eol0ss, ~ ysl.i ssll.w a.ra'
100 dozen Undershirts and Drawers. isi
40 Suspendez-assorted. ss-9 .o.ft
20 Gloyes-assorted. .,snUs ~
90 Ties and Comforts-sssorted.
= 20 Tnveling Bags, &c. N
wish 70, Do jo5b'lg trade. and apledgeI
myssh 70 sell loser than any house on stAst
nver Why 20 abroad, vben Jon can do
betlT At home. Pstronize yonr home, institu.
tions Call and zee me, for here is ths plsse
70 get the worth Of Jour money Learn my
prices before purchasing elsewhere, and see
roo, for yourselves, thsE there 10 no "nice
gassing,S . bat stubborn facts. a IA baa .,rr,l
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Jan. IL. ls65.-tf
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-09-23

l~itionists nre sorely chafed nj the " talk
about Negro Suffrage on the part of
Democrats, in this State. 1t is n subject
they would like to dodge. To iayor or
oppose it will hopelessly break them
down. Their only salvation is to keep
silent upon it, to ignore it if they can
Or, if it must be met, they would have
the fatal day for hea< decision upon it
put off TO the last. But Democrats are
determined to press them to u conclusion
upon it, aud they will not permit Ahnli-
%tionists to remain silent in the matter.
The leaders and aspirants for State otii-
ees in that party will have to come out
ilatfooted aud squarely, aud say whether
they are or not in favor Of it, They arc
the quacks who proffercd the noxions
nostrum TO the people; they must now
swallow the vile mixture themselves. II
will surely Kill them politically, but ii
will thus prove of in~calculable benefit to
the State. by aiding to restore to IT a
sound Democratic administration.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-09-23
Pacific Coast Dispatches.

g4a Francisco, Eept. 1s.-1hs colorado for Pan
anna his morhiBg. carried I.I39 passengers, in
alu1ins he crew If The Iausestorn. numbering
igA. gsfo hav; been transferred b the service 1T
f,,t eiaee. Che alse carried eter tso milli1ns IN
te5azaf Ian unesu4tty latge ,Hipinent.
~ 5rdnr. frota Ten. MeDaweiI's heaIqua4fsrs,
ia. military guards on bserd the Panama steam
.rs. vii h. ~rsafier he deeepijuuel.
4 yeaersl eonrt-ioarfiai ~asaembleI at HE presi-
III, til moraiag for the trial Of such eases as may
l,a broBshi he1arg H.
1T adriees feain tho Ease announce that tbs
4. s. STRAIN ffigate 20 shatail IL ordered 10 tho
paeife Departments % : ,Iieye thc Lsaneaster which
4 ordered Tome 10 lie repaired NJ Norfolk,
Ailaifal Peafspn vii transfer his Gag from The
f.nncnsler Il, the Phwlsatsn, IN fhe arrival OF the
iaffer Al Panama aad remain IN command Of tbs
Fse fe squadron.
The eail boats Ma1lenga. BacotAiI and Mack
afc eTltrsl to join The Patiae squadron. The
iron lid Jsnadnoek il slss ordered to this eoast.
Capt. pereiYal Dfaytyn. chief Of The bureau Of
Sasiaat.on. aied at Washington On he 4th Of Au-
g0et.
Sacramento. Sept. s-S ate Fair-large. At
tdstnce, 5.0g0 people ht tie raee for St.0e0.
between Norfolk and Lodi ra4r won by Norfolk
in Two straight ients. Time. 3s57 81; 1881.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-09-23
rpsl.s B~nornnnnoop.- The oregonian II

FKNlAS BgorHEnH0DD.--The Oreg0liian Of
Tuesday %inarning last thus aotiees q meet.
ing Of the Fenian brotherhood, held in Port
land. IN Monday evening. the 18th, inst:
4 large a3d enthusiastic gathering assem-
lied nj ihc hall Of she Feitian Guard last
.. elfing. The meeting was organized by
eli 9slng y j. Butler Chairman, and J. II.
Etm S reta-y. Tie Chairman addressed
tba cfaw tieeI audience in o few appropriate
fenga4ks. briefly stating the oh eei Of tho
meet nse. He was followed by SIR. Egan,
vLea sir. IS. j. MeCarniiek was introduced
and delivered a stirring and patriotic ad-
dress on the oi.ee4 md q IN Of The Brother
laoi. abiding with considerable effect 70
The condition of affairs in the father land, and
fliei 8ith htpc for fhe tleliteFatce IL Ire
land from tie iyraaty Of her oprsressors.
tie vas often interrupted in tie course Of
his remarks by restHds Of applause. Upon
ale ct5nelutiums ef Mr. Mccormick remarks
Ion. Afnory HgIbr9tk was presented and
made a woH timed speech, in sympathy for
tie cause III which 50 uiaay Iristimen were
a ss.asbie1 before him-he cause Of liberty
Ia - down troddea people. lie Was follow
81 by iIr. LunsdrB, WHO produced some
fac p3etieai essays appropriate to the oceas-
ION. aud ~ NJ. Siessgren and others, in
pesebe-. Tie ball was handsomely dec
~aiztei in ~iestoons eG flags. etc, in which the
Green Flag Of ireland ard ensign Of Free
america bore n conspicuous part. a subs
seri1tion II 1886 was taken 10 the further
anee Of the projects for which the meeting
wus called.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-09-23

4 NaAx PosrNAsrEE-Tbc Ore@onian
says tia; Postmaster Bell Of Oregon City re.
fuses 70 deliver the mail matter forFe I'll 10
shat place hy the steamer from Portland,
daring tho suspension Of cur Overland mail,
fpr the p.tifui reason tina, lie is not paid for
the service. IN ofseial who will refuse 10
contribute q lsttle Of lis waste time in the
performance of sucb a service TO his fellow
toaeasiuan in M ~exigency ike this in point,
i too mean aad selayh to receive public sup
r5rs or fss"f in any way. We are gratifed
- bo able to note the fact that the Postmast.
ers At Salem, Albany, Corvallis. and Eugene
Cts, along the great mail route. have be.
haYed very literally since the mail suspcn.
SION, by cheerfnlly giving all the aid in their
power to provide temporary mail faciIiticsio
The public. They do 80 without fee or pc,
cuniary reward. and arc entitled therefor u
the thanks Of the community. We regret to
learn Of this churlish conduct Of the Oregon
City Postmaster. lie justly merits public
eensare for his disobliging spirit.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-09-23

ton pf men III newspaper business, nor
of any decent %citi2cp, lle ia nm outlaw
ngainHt good morals, II buoeanaer on pri,
vnte character. and u reproach alike to
the community in which he dwells. aud
the occupation which he disgracrs. M
condemnation which can he couchcd in
.~langutge IL 80 deep aud damning ms that
VIII oh the wlnton slundorcr Of pr vntc
character deals against himself in his
low work Of seeking to deii,me and %ininre
the character of the person he @a4sails
All are aware in what light he II reg,rd
ed in society who prizes aud sneuks aud
noses into the minutcst details II another
private business or social affair; who
hunta up the petty tattlings Of c%nrioa4
ones. Of small seandalEmongers. aud pests
of s%ocicty who revmnps old calrmnies.
%lnvcnts new lies, ~eXaggerates small stories.
adds to the Ialscloo,ls al orhers-and all
with the set puthosc OF Illuminating his
motley, heterogeneous. Disgusting stock
81 malicious. unprovokea SANDER. against
ono whom lac Il well aware will never
stoop to notice him, to respond to hi-
TRADE. or 10 do anght else than despite
him, aud utterly disregard his base but
s%ainlcse irothings. The best way to treat
such men is to leave them Ia themsclvc,
the best IN which To meet their
ISLANDERS is to lfye thcm down. The com.
munity in which u person lives viii soonci
or later fix u proper estimate upon hi
character. II ms bad as his encmie. al
lege him 10 be. all the cunning difscmt
bling he may practice, all the hypoeriey
he may summon to eloze over his impcr.
fcctions. viii not avail discovery of hi,
true character 1nust aud will cnsuc. 50
eli the other hand, if q person be painted
aver by slandets ~ black as ever issueC
from the mouth of Ate, and they be un
deserved his fellow men will in fair tim,
adjndge him rightly. aud no vindieatiot
Of his own can be half So cilec,unl rs tina.
, which will flow from this course aud tlli
test. Every man worthy Of the name
however much ealumniatrd. can best nf
ford to patiently undergo this test process
await this best tinal yindication, aud res
his solely to his fellow men 10 d'
him simple justice. In that good tint
also, ie may res, assured, the sauie i'm
partial tribunal will properly pass JUDI
ment upon the character Of his ~slandercr
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-09-23

Max TnIs.-The following is from the
San Praicisco dispatches during the week:
Hon. J.. L. Ashley addressed a large ana
diencc at Piatt's Hall last evening on the
subject Of reconstruction. Mr.. Ashleyb
speech was well received.
Bear in mind that SIR. Ashley's ideas
upon constitution are most radical. lie
favors Negro Suffrage. lis speech . was
well received" Then the audience must
have favored that measure. The Oregon
Abolition organs would have it believed that
very few of their party brethren in Califor.
MIA are in favor of Negro Suffrage. Thsir
words and the acts Of their party in CalifOr.
MA don't agree by a long way.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-09-23

iaai increased assp nlsasy. Tho Liberal -.
are Increasing rnpaiy 10 eylfy direction. Tho
city lal ors tiaily ebrenhie continued fighting.
Tbs iosr of S~antingo. near orjznba bns declared
Tor Juei Z. teeosni1ing General Gamma Us The Lib
er,nt efyaninges II the Lihe.Aie. ~ 4 nats them
IL eopnesliou with the Stats IL Tol'asco aud
eldaf8. - bodies Il Liberal have united
f1ese. anST erioasiy nseuaeihg oiizaba Itself,
ami t4e taiff nd FROM Vera cinz. The Imperial.
ists ntfaoksd tAe place twice. aud were severely
f.t,,tla Il, ubIea eaased q great soit,afi0n.
TIT Aea'tian Count 1herise has been operating
IL tBe tuaHnfaiss rear PnebiH. fIo captured some
prisohats of impoftanee Aa Aus,ffan detachment
n hbifatian. eefnpes 4 81 a company u Ianeers
aud nnetiier u ininnify With mounted howitreFsy
y.as compelled % *urretalct d lie Liberals. The
Aasirians vers Commanded ly ~. y. Hasinek.
The IeperiAlitt officers we're shot.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-09-23

GES. LEE.-The Oregonian makes fre-
quent attacks upon the character of General
Lee, and calls him a hernp-dcserving trai,
tor Gen. Lee is very likely TO survive
even the terrible assaults Of the puissant
oregonian. For cur part, we fersently pray
that the Almighty would endow the rulers Of
our country and the leading men Of the Abo.
lltlon party with even a maiety Of the sterI.
ing Christian virtues and undetermined
qualities which all the civilized world unite
IN recognizing in this same Gen. Lee.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-09-23

TRoTTINc.-The roadsters Challenge and
Boston vent a match at the Portland Course
last Monday, mile heats, best two in three,
to harness, for a purse of $500. Challenge
won in two straight heats. in BIZ; 800.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-09-23

GolSG AND CoxlSc.-The 0regonian of
Tuesday tells of families, with teams and
many head of live stock, journeying from
Portland to the country east of the Cascades,
to seek farms and homes also of many
arrived emigrant families at Port
land, on their way to this upper Valley.
with the same intention.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-09-23

FIcHr WITH INDIANs.-Captain Powell's
company had a fight with a partyo of Indians,
sixty miles from Camp Lyon, south of Fort
Boise, lately. The Indians were routed.
One soldier wounded in the shoulder, is the
only casualty reported.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-09-23
Virginia Mattrrs

New Yatl. sept. II. Scai b agent MN her,
la s,eWel a liren tract Il ilust IL : ripis. WHERE
a eulchy e Eet.et tuluigfaa}s viii ast3le in
NtYsmharo ~ Iiec nisr.
Hthm snd. 8 il. t5.-A elon<e IN tie Virginia
Constitution e~Arlndas ~ who had aided and par
~ticipaet Ia ~ srmIatIisgd with tie r~,l,lian
from sntfbs ~ holding al5r'. fittrs seems e h.
an dcii,t that tltia disability vii be rem died.
Tue II raid says. t;ea. Meado's aec,uni Of
r., condi .on If y rib tat33ina aud NisriuiH Is
very sal siistpry. Tie faepie pat p rmate ell
eus eyery0h r. ms disposed &, accept frankly
The issee 81 tie war aud 60 rtsnrne their former
relations will Tie National Gayefuiacpt. AfrapEe-
ment< have heen msde bY him uf1cr ~aethatity
from the rroeidelt Fr the gradual withdrawal 81
all Federal t%r.nls. Htl ihe resnnp ion of evil
law. HE people Hc4uteA ;e ia submitting MI DIS
put = between wAltss aal htaeks - the provost
e.ntEs.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-09-23

AocrDENT.-Chas. Warren of Portland
dangerously wounded by a shot dis
charged from the gun of a companion, with
whom he was hunting near that city, a few
days ago. 1t was feared he would notszre-
ca7er