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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-14
THE bHFFExENCE WITH THE
1" IOUHN Al.

Referring to the Tribune article. which has
been matter of controversy between US and
the Court organ. the latter in its issue of yes,er-
day, remarks:
And instead OF publishing that 'uithou. note
or comment, you noted and commented upon il
in the following language" &c.
We did not mote and comment" upon it az
the Journal alleges. or in any way. A few words
of explanation ought to satisfy even it that we
did, not. Since last Sunday we have been upon
our back helpless, with a severe attack of rheu-
matism Between the parOxysms of acute pain.
FOR the latter is continual We have amused our
selves BY clipping from our exchanges to
Oil our columns The article in ssue-the
Tribune article and eomments-vas cut
from an exchange. and laid upon the table with
--ssher scraps. for the purpose Of calling our at
tention to the Tribune article in full, which we
intended for publication and which we supposed
was published without note comment. as We
made no essay upon il. as our neigbbor charged
But it appears that the Tribune exuac. which we
copied from a exchange. with the comments OF
the latter, was t,ken of from the table with
other clippings when the boy came for copy, and
thus got into print. The comments we're not
ours and did not know until read the srti-
Gle in the Journal Of yesterday that they appeared
az they did.
But excepting what 10 covered ia this explanA-
ton We have not q word to take back in our
article of Thursday morning II il vii! not
apply in full the article 10 question. it vil to
hundreds of Others that have appeared in thai
paper under its present maaagen-nt year
ago when We were helpless and defencele-s. th.t
paper assaulted us day after dsy with feudish
spirit, aud endsavorej, IN every waY. to pfejd-
dice aud injurt at home and abroad. The ma
Lightly Of its articles certainly could not emanate
from a christian spirit. from true follower Of
= the meek and owly Jnsus. who inoulsated not
only, but practced, sentiments entirely reverse
IS the foundation OF HIS religion. And even in
its article OF yesterday, knowing shat were
suffering from disease. the Journal editor insnr-
sted We guilty of foibes. of which are
4 thousand fold more innocent than be But 90
On, Ishmseite. If il is any qualification you to
raise your hand against every man to CRAFTY the
deyilish disposition of lshmsel
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-14
serious charge.

The Hon /. n Morris, OF Illinois, formerly
Q member of Congress from that SAFE, who va:
its agent in prosecuting a certain claim N ~ be
half against the Uuited Stat-s Government, il
q lsster explanatory OF the deiest OF the ella N
thus makes a serious charge against a late Csbi
net officer, Mr. Usher. He says:
II shall publish my report soon after the de-
cision is announced. and | promise you one oil
universal Interest. Ii will, smong other things
she's tha, the late Interior Secretary. John p
Usher, corrupuy and feloniously distracted aud
carried away from the RECORDS OF the case leilsr
Of President Lincolns deciding II in favor Of the
State, thus attempting to deprive her OF its bene-
At, and to screen his own guilty conscience il
disregarding It The proof on this point will os
so overs be mi0g th~t no one ~ill question IL
make the charge, knowing what | say. Ii toe
State cannot De defeated sIeeps BY such means
they are welcome q a victory over her-tO sGca
Q victory as may thus DC gained.
81 n MoaRfs
40 lsS1
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-14

We heard yesterday gentleman, ho received
the Information direct tell eff an instance of rare
occurrence As respects fidelity TO contracts. In
mediately alter decision was rendered in Gin
cinnati in gard 10 Bind Tom 10 favor OF Gen
Bethuue. Yankee and q negro started for Co.
lumbus to induce Mngo. the father OF Blind Tom
10 break Ms contract with General b Twelve
thousand dollars in specie were offered him and
the money exhibited. Mingo was 10th 10 break
his engagement. and sought the advics Of Mack
Stewart. the pastor OF the colOred Methodist
church in Columbus and stated 10 him the prof
fers made Msck asked if be had made a con-
tract with Gen. B. He replied yes" and that
be was more willing that bis son should DE with
him than any one else Then replied Mack in
substance. I" don't break your contract. no mat
ter wsAs they offer you" and Mingo has followed
the COUNSEL This IS a simple tale. but il Is one
rarely found in fact in this world of ours. The
man who gives such counsel and the one Who fol-
lowed ]. are worthy eYemplsrs in this respect OF
imitation oy ah--Columbus Sun.
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FIVE FRENCH DANCING HORSES!
FOUR GREAT CLOWNS.
rIEIIAELE
JOE PEN Ian ID,

VIII oficiate as Clown in the Equestrian Scenes
Special attention directed 10 the Grand 6rstufous E1
hibition which may properly De styled 'Borse SHOW"
which Journalist called magnificent display. and de-
scrioed follows "NO thould fail the grand
public Of the EquescHTcuum into each texn
where exhibits, which Will take place about 10 oclock
in the morning Of the day Of exhibition the outfit Of
establishment IL shtreiy and Of he most costly
description. The cages, and wagons mar
sfsctuIec by the well known Abbotts Of Concord New
Hsmprhre and ornameEied In the highest style Of
art The superb harness i by Lyman Lloyd and
AM ing OF the kind hitherto manufactured the
country While the Stud Of Horses comprise $50 Of the
either continent. Farmers Breeders will aud this
stock OF horses show In ITSELF while Manufacturers and
Artisans are invited 10 examine the splendid workman
mp OF The new wagons. Everything j. ~-new tents,
ne" wagons new harness, new seats lev wardrobe nes
properties, and new ideas without number"
Doors ope1 ~ and O'Clock. To coumence half az
hour after opening.
ADMISSION. FiFTY cESTs. Children ander.Is year.
% age IS cents. - - IL.
n Pseat. for everybody. No standing room
TAKE PAKTrc7IAR NorIcE-Renember the greatest
show Of the age h coming.
P.s. OxcE kOEE-Fles>e Observe the day 2n1 Gate.
and DO not confeund this monster organization with any
other companies, whether they be scoe. bad
csedngly indifferent.
The EqueseuTricuium viii Exhibit
GREESc AsTIR.... MONDAY, oct iG
PLAINFIELD ....-..-..- TUESDAY, OCT. T..
INDIANAPOLIS,
Wednesday, October 18th, 1865.
Corner T.nnesses and Georgia Streets. near
.EbGl1 TIRE Hasfe Drd ~
ocf6-1llt
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* There are now 10 the fair of the Ameri-
can Institute, open 10 New York, remarkable
specimens OF steel OF meGican msnutactare
Al .sses OF ton weight, rails and axles, steam-
ship machnery and boiler plates. forged and
rolled directly irom ingois Of cast steel. are on
exhibition. This Ia the first exhibition Of the
kind ever made 10 this country
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-14

% A Quebec dispatch 10 the Toronto Globe
says thaIitls sscsrtsined from reliable Ameri-
can source that Consul General Potter vii retire
as the representative OF the United States IN
Canada. about the end of the yssr.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-04-06

"A sharp FIRE wss kept up eli day Sun
day by both sides. Owing 70 tho bot
Gre By our sharpshooters, the enemy vas
unable to work his guns, eooseqde otly
very few essualisies occurred to orr side
from ahelb. Our batteries, however,
.rsiucd % iocesssnt FIRE ioto their IN
hmen.s. There WAS lissla fighting
10 front Of the 9th Corps until sight,
when considerable sbslling occprred,-,
Quiet also rsigned 10 front Of lie 9,h,
Corps. So matters stood ubtil ten
o'clock, when the I'd Corps VIZ started
ioto sharper attention By = few Ahots in
their 'front.': soon swelling into battling
volleys. The batteries Joined in the.
clamor, The firing spresd rapidly to the
front Of the 9th Corps and 90 to tie 9th,
thereswsy ia; the right, till il reached the
9th, about II o'clock, At which time the
fighting wss At its hight. Presently
cheers broke out on the front OF I'd. a.
The fire slsckened By 2:3O the fire had
nearly ceased along the whole line, but
It four 10 the morning it suddenly broke
mt again, nearer thsn ever to the I'd
Corps, while sharp artillery practice was
heard far to the right, and sgsin the crash
# battle sped from end to end Of the line.
At six O'clock the battle was raging
iercely, but our colors are advancioe oil
llong the line" g.. ',.
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t%To the Presiden, and Directors OF the In.
dependent School District Of Upton: The un-
dersignsd herewith reports the amount ofs ool
funds received and paid out by him to March 18th,
1875. frAcHHRs' ErED.
Amt reed for tuition, $32,l5
from Co. Treas, 612.s3 for 1864 tax.
F- $685. deninq't tax.
Total amt reed r. Fund. $7o4,23
amt p'd pr v'hers herewith. 7O4.22
CONTINGENT FIND .~-
Amt reed from Co. Treas, $609,64 1864 tax.
" s,s8 deiinq't tax.
Totsiamt I'd contingt rd S63I, SO
amt p'd per vouchers
herewith, 53l,ss
Amt contg't I'd in treas, sloo,l7
Amt outstanding orders. Teachers F'd. $40. 90
Contingent 1880
Amt Teachers Fund tax levied for 1864. $lO33. II
Amt reed from County Treasurer, Gl2,93
Amt Teachers Fund tax uncollected, $42o,24
Amt Contingent Fund tax levied for 1864, $500, s6
Amt reed from County Treasurer. sos, "a
Amt Contingent Fund tax uncollected, sl95,o2
Respectfully submitted.
JOHN ). TUTHILL. Treasurer.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

TN pursuance Of order Of the County C0un ~ snd
for Cedar county, Iowa, the undersigned, 40 mn
traitors Of the estate Of Jacob Bolton, deceased, wiz
on the sth day Of April, 1865. at one O'Clock n;
offer At public sale, the premises. the ~
sstate. Of which the said Jacob Bolton died es..a
ton IS. township 80, range 2, west, eonssains
acres Also i've acres Of tbs nosth.n
quarter Of section "a, township 80 range Doundedn
south half Of northwest quarter Of said section y
thence vest 20 rods thence south 40 rods thence 80
80 rods, thence north 40 rods to the beginnng
said tracts being IA Cedar county, Iowa.
TRRMs or SALE.-One third cAah down, and the bet
ance in one year from the dag Of sale, with ten pr
cent interest," to be secured by mortgage The psss
ises. JOHN ". 1YN1TT,
@. n. BOLTON,
n13w2 AdministratoFs.
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len Of Virgins! We csu fancy his gold
headed cane, his fierce shrieks Of rage,
end bis rubicuud physiogoomy--but We
do not read them. Of Curry, of Ala
bama, We hear no more. OF Bsbcock,
end Edmundson, Charles james Fox
Fsulkosr the gentle Boseler, sltof Vir.
giois, W hesr no rumor even; nor yet Of
Burnett, Of Kentucky; Of the plant
Nicholson, Of Tennessee, Of Soule, Of
LouisiaDs, and the heavy, good. hearted
George s. Houston, Of Aisbams, who lar.
ded the lssn earth sbous Washington
while representing his district 10 Con.
gress. All silent, sacituro or missing. -
Soon, too soon for those Who have tho
rebellion in charge, the silence and
soesscs q 70 msDJ Of the leaders will
b broken b. the loud demand Of the
people Of the South for the end Of the
var and the restoration Of the Union
Philadelphia Rtess. VI" 7a1I
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Original Notice.

50, .r. Original Notice.
GEORGE P. INcMAS, Ire se'r, June Term An
ELIAS F. MACY, ct al Sly District Stl ce Cnsa-
state OF Iowa, Cedar cousty. SIS: "'.a'T'
To ELIAS F. MACY, LrcY ANN MACY, his vii.
RICHARD II. BREsoN, Moses vARSxY, J, L.
MAcr, WILSON HEALD, Cooley, FARwRLL
20. and Cook. SARGENT h DowNEY, Defesd.
FOU are hereby notified that there i uov~
-. me N the ONCE OF the Clerk of the District
Co1ft OF Cedar county State Of Iowa, petiaiss
o. george 7. lngman, Treasurer Of said Comfy.
Dsaaann. claiming Of you the said defendants
except Cook Sargent Il Downey, against whom
no personsl claim is made.) the sum Of three
hundred and ninety dollars as the amount Of
hete made by Jou the said Elias r. Macy, Rich
ard Il. Beeson Noses yarney. A. Macy, and
Wilson Head, for the sum Of three hundred dol
lars a. in said petition is fully set out and De.
scribed.
And also praying for the foreclosure Of . Ger.
tain mortgage executed by you the said Eh.s7.
Macy aud Lucy Ann Macy to II. G. Piatt, Treas.
urer Of said county, and his successors in ONCE,
to secure the payment of said promissory note,
dated July 4th 1859. and recorded in book b
pages 353, 354 and $3.50 OF mortgages In SAID
couuty-upon certain real estate situated in said
county, known and described as the west hall o.
the northwest quarter Of section two 81 in town
ship seventy nine (.9) north Of range fOas ~
ives. of the 5th p. NJ, containing eighty sesss
more or less.
Now, unless you appear thereto, and defend
on or before noon of the second day of the next
term Of said Court commencing on the first
Monday in June, A. D. 1865, default will Be taker
and judgment rendered against you thereon,
and . decree Of sale and foreclosure made u
prayed tor in said petition.
-. :, s=aassssss III Nm. Il TUTHILL,
Attorney soF Plaintiff
Upton, April 1st, 1sG5-nl4w4
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covered hidden or buried 10 end around
Charleston. The black loyaIists have
defeated oil the efforts Of the rebels and
the ssmi-rebels 20 conceal their precious
staple: Il was thought, when We cspsu
red Charleston, that w would not ret
moro than four or Eve huudred bales
ia willingness to take the osth Of ale.
ghnos b true test Of loyalty, Charles
ton i very fer from being 81 hot bed Of
treason" Thirty two handred persous
have already held up their right haods,
kissed the Bible, and solsmuiy declared
that they would "true allegiance bear
to the government Of ths United States.
The colored Methodists Of shs city are
10 doubt whether to join the NJ. +.
Church Of the North OF the Africss NJ.
E. Church They prefer the former, but
want equal rights 10 the National Con-
ference with white members, and no
colored galleries o. other marks Of sep.
sration which they have, suffered while
10 the NJ. E. Church Seuth. They have
decided to hear duly accredited agents Of
the African sud N. Z. Churches before
making their final judgement.
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Rebel LeaAegs Alissang.

The number of rebel chiefs thst are
hidden away, or have taken thsmselves
to foreign lands and 70 parts ankoovn il
legion. Stephens il strangely silent, il
not missing. Albert Pike 10 living smoog
the Indians on the borders Of Arkansas.
keitt is killed, or otherwise removed
FROM the scene. Howell Cobb, IN his
late violent speech-a sure promooition
of his own apoplexy and the paralysis Of
the rebcllion-was very bitter on the
young bloods of the South who had ruo
away from the war, and said they would
never come back, ss If they were not too
glad to stay. Foote 10 in London, show.
ing up tho rebel chiefs with csustic can.
dor. Pillow seems to have laid his
griefs on himself, and gone quietly to
sleep.
We hear no more of the truoulent
Iverson, of Georgis, nor Of Hsmmood,
Of South Carolina, who 10 probably r..
fectiog upon the proves Of the Nor.
thern "madsills" 10 their conflict with
Southern chivalry. Ward, Of Georgia
has no. been heard of for year. Slidell
is summing himself 10 the plessaunces Of
Paris. Mason 10 somewhere drinking
bad whisky with George N. Saunders,
who is supposed to have lsft Csnsda with
gslinipper in his hat. Dudley Mann,
IN French cafe, swings his eye-glsss
10 maze Of trouble, - be thinks Of his
poverty and his rascslity. Where 10 the
illustrious Robert M. McClsns, 81 Mary.
land, who swors that The North shsuil
never cross thshor1ss Of the Susqishso.
MAJ Where II tho fsry Fsyssts MsAul
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important Draft Circular.

I A circular just issu.d by Provost Mar.
1hal General Fry, iu regard to the pro
visious Of the amended enrolment law of
March 3. 1865, contains the most posi-.
tive assurance that members Of draft as
secistions will be credited with as many
Substitutes as they may have furnished
recruits, each recruit furnished by the
association being accepted us substitute
for each drafted member. Tie Provost
Marshal General holds that in order that
credit may be given to the subdistrict for
recruits furnished and draft be made
duly for deficiency remaining after cred.
iting these and other recruits, it is nee.
essary that all the members Of the asso
citation shall belong to the same sub
district. Previous to the commencement
Of the draft the association will furnish
the Provost Marshal of the district list
Of the names Of it's members. designating
their order and numbering them accord,
ingly, which list will not be altered or
increased after the drawing shall have
commenced.
When the draft has been made, the
recruit standing at the head Of the list
will be taken as a substitute for the first
man grated who belongs TO the assocaa
tion the recruit standing second on the
list will be taken as substitute Of the
second men drafted, and 50 on until the
list Of recruits is exhausted by drafted
men who belong to the association, OF
until all members Of the association who
have been drafted are exempted. Where
the number of recruits furnished by the
association exceeds the pumber of men
drafted FROM it, the excess, though cred
tied to the sub.dis,rict, will create nc
claim for the exemption Of any persons
whomsoever. The members Of associa-
tions who secure exemption upon thi.
section are exempt from the draft, but
are liable to be drafted Oh future calls
This throws new light upon scvera
important questions connected with the
provision OF the statute enabling associa
tions to furnish recruits to be credite ed
to their drafted members It has been
supposed by many that persons could
JOIN such associations up to the time that
the drafted men are required to report at
the rendezvous, aud DO entitled to all the
privileges aud immuni,ies incident tt
such membership This cannot be done
After the wheel once begins to revolve
no more members can be added to The
associations
Another point which General Fry
makes very clear Is that, although an
association shall have furnished greater
number Of men than shall be found nee
esaary to protect those Of its member,
drafted. yet this surplus will not be ap
piled IN exemption Of any person not F,
member Of the association The credit.
Of the association cannot mure to thu
benefit Of outsiders. This fact i. alsG
worthy Of consideration Chicago Jour
nal
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NOTICE is hereby given thar At the April
IN term. 1868, of the County County in and for
the county 81 Cedar and state OF Iowa, ELIZA
HAsKlka, Gaasdisn ~ GEonGs v. GooIalcH,
hled in said court her petition applying for An
order ~ sell the undivided half Of ten acres ~
the southea part Of the north half Of the north
west quarter Of section number twenty six (26)
in township number eighty (s0) north Of range
number three -3), west, being the property Of
said George v. Goodrich, and more particularly
Described In said petition. And thst said psti.
tion ID set for fnal hearing q the next term Of
said court, 70 be held on the Arst Monday in
Nay, A. d. 1865.
s &c. BETS, County Judge.
RoTHRocK WoLv. Att'yA
Upton, April 9th, 1865 lava
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ca Saturday night, Goth ule., an a..
tempt was made to rob the county safe in
the Tsessurer's Ofice At Montezuns -
The attempt was we'll afgh sscerssful; 70,
the safe was found next morning very
badly cracked. aud the lock considerably
injured. The dsmsge was done with
gun powder. The burglars seem to have
been frightened and fed. There were
thirty.6ve thousand dollars in the safe.
We CLEAN from the Moutezuma RepubH.
can.
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AN EXTENSIVE FAILURE.-The Con.
federscy has gone to protest 10 England.
Drafts drawn BY tho bogus Government
At Richmond, on their financial agents
abroad, have been dishonored. One OF
then, was for Ell 900, or 1926, 0OO.-
The rebel cotton bonds will, Of course,
disappear from the stock market. This
financial feature 10 measure Of the stand.
ing Of the Confederacy 10 England, at
present II Is discredited there, aud
crumbled at home. There have been
several heavy failures 10 England, chiefly
Of parties engaged in blockade running,
p: fncipsls, SCENTS, and sympathizers, are
going down together. an right.
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The Mexican. have adopted the que
ril|a mode Of warfare One Of Maximil
hsn's favorite officials at the head Of a
force OF infantry id cavalry, recently
-hsd severe fight with one Of these 70.
wing bands, snd after being lured into .
thick wood, were defeated with heavy
loss Their commander VS. killed. and
che sEmpres. cousoles the widow With .
Aaslseos dowsy for her daughssr.
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~Ff0WUcf0 Wit 100 'EOs With u ~ aTUnyf
this Is the question asked BY everybody,
now that the rebel army has skedaddled
from Richmond. Il is our Opinion that
be will not 20 very fsr-frst becsuse he
has no place to 60 to; and second, because
if he had be could not get to it, while
fsnked BY Grsot and Sheridan, with
Sherman or Stoneman 10 his trout
Possibly he will push 90 to Dauville,
where the rebels are ssid to have strong
Notifications But he cannot hold a
position there easier than he could at
Richmond His career il now near ito
close, and he now knows it.. His object
in leaving Richmond is probably to give
bis shattered aod dispirited army an
TO disband itself. The
leaders Of the rebellion will have, no
chance Of escape but to disguise them
selves and Zee from the country.
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The Com missioner Of IDterpsl Rev
enuo has decided that receipt for the
payment OF bill Of goods il ! receipt for
the payment Of : debt due, and, % such,
10 subject to stamp duty. Nor does il
make any difference whether the purchas.
er pays the debt 10 cash or gives bis note.
check, or drsft, or otherwise. II the
debt paid exceeds twenty dollars, the 70.
ceipt is subject to STAMP duty. "a
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ORIGINAL LEGAL NOTICE.

To Preston Davis, Defendant:-Sir: You u,
hereby notified that there 10 now on die n d.
Tor the county Of Cedar, and State Of low. = n.
tition Of Catherine DAVIS, plaintiff, tlsimin. :,
you divorce from the bonds Of matrimonv. AZ
that unless you. shall appear and make deem.
thereto on Or before noon Of the second day Al
ken and decree Of divorce entered sc.;ns. s
April Sd, 1865. CATHERINE DAVIS. Pin
s. A. BIssELL, Atty. Ivn IN
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LIVERY STABLE & HACK LINE.

A. BELTS q WEAAs
ESSs7lNs~|I in connection with their
S2s9t2S Daily Hack Line bstwees
Upton and Clarence, making connection win
the trains to and from Chicago, have ntteo ups
TR.TOP LIVERY STABLE,
having . splendid stock of Horses, new ~
substantial Carriages, and hope by their libsfs
terms of hire to receive the patronage Of all.
They are also prepared 10 carry passengersss
any part Of the State. Give Them q Call.
stable directly west Of the Upton House, Tip
ton, Iowa. So II Is ms
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Estray Mare Colt

strayed from the subscriber, living IN r..
,ngton township, Cedar county, Iowa tvo m;,.s
west OF Coon Grove. on the oath Of Marcel i I.'
sh DAhh BAY MARE COLT. three year, Oh Oh
am 1nv rope batter on her neck when sbe In
Any person informing me where the Cen ~.
% found, BY letter to the Wilton Po,sos.s :,
otherwise. will b literally rewarded.
IL JAMES DYSON.