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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-28
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hEv. Mr.. WEsrovrR, pastor of the r..
baptist Church Of this city has been .,,ond.
ns treeeutly the meeting of the t.s.oc;.,;on
81 'ae ministers of that denor ,,,,;on : az.
S 81 The session was hela. a. Indsnsnd.no.
~ we're upwards Of one hundred and fit.v
ministers in attendance, and the meeting
was one Of great Interest. Rev. Mr.. West,
over returned home Friday.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-28

REv. JonH H. BRowr, d. D., of Spring
field, ILL.,, will preach this day st the West.
minister Church.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-28

On. BrsEa died upon Thursday afternoon,
not Monday, ~ it appeassd-a topographic
error-in yesterday's paper
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-28

MANY those who we're injured at the
late railroad disaster, are now able to be
around. We notice them in the streets, ban
daged up In various ways. How very forsu.
nate that SO many In that crowded car es-
capped instant death.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-28

We are indebted to our friend Horace
Ayres, for late New Orassn's papers.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-28

MAsosIc-There win be special commu-
nication of Harden Lodge, No. 20, Monday
evening. Work on frst degree.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-28

We noticed the return to the city last night
offs party Of youthful nimrods, who bad been
out in the '.jungles' Of the Des Moines ex-
tinguishing the wild game to be found in
those parts. They had = pretty jolly time,
and intend taking similar trip soon ara;r.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-28

OUR friends up in Burlington still continue
to 'sagitase" the steam-tire engine question,
by holding public meetings, making speeches
and passing resolutions, instead of purchase
ing one as the people of the Gate City have
done.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-28

III you want White Hair made beautiful ~
in youth, Gray Hair perfectly restored, .
Danduf head perfectly cleaned, loose hair
made fastuse DR.. TEssEr's Physiological
Regeneration. kerr 4 FuLLER, Agents.
Sold by all Druggists. fri-sun- we'd
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-28

BoAasixo.-For plsannt board 80 new
advertisement column.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-28

LES LApYs FRIEND, for November, is re-
eeived' Feeding the Swans" is . very
handsome steel plate. Then there are the
usual plates and fashion cuts. Virginia F.
townsend, Amanda NJ. Douglas. Emma B.
Ripley, and other popular writer's, coutr;but.
to this number. Great Inducements are of,
tered for the coming year. Published BY
Deacon d Peterson, Philadelphia; 81. 80. per
YEAR
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-28

IHE Agent of the manufacturer of our
steam fire engine has not yet made his ap-
pearance TO put the machine in working or
GER aud formally turn it over to the author
'nes' The Young America Company are
Sefs anxious for the arrival of the gentle
man, as they wish to be ready at the signal
OF alarm to run out their new machine for
service.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-28

A BARGAIS.-A store room and stock Of
goods in good Locations, for sale 1t bargain,
on Railroad, about 25 miles from Keokuk,
Enquire at this Office. (Oct. 1s)
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-28

VIZ notice that the principal rafters Of the
nav Baptist Church on the corner Of 9th and
Blondsau, ane now being set. Itnfhs gen.
eral remark that this building win BE-, when
completed, the grandess in our city. At an
other time We intend to notice it more at
length.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-28

Mas. R. A. Far respectfully invites the
ladies to call I'D examine hsr stock of win
ter bonnets, which she viii exhibit to-day, at
No. 65 Main street oct27dlv
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-28

The GATE CIrr is delivered to subscribers
in Warsaw every morning before o'clock,
by Master MORTIMER Cox. Price 70 cent,
per week. The citizens of Warsaw can con.
graduate themselves on being able to get
daily at the same price that our own can.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-28

nav Yerh Asnsy narhss.
ny r i-sraph.l Nxv YoaR, ues. p.
Money 50 shade nrnsr and more active al 8. -,
cent call loans
Startling 10 quiet II iooDlo0H.
Gold Is lover. opening ut l46sk. ssss1.S - I.sz
Exports Of apscis to-day. eSs1 621
Govanmsus stocks are more ssaDxe "a -sh.a. 49,.
brsishts TO Liverpool ere Quiak
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FOR SALE.

on ACRES Of Land. tmostly in timber the mid
CUde road. leading from sokuk 10 sa rusky shout
mics fron the city. and may be kpovu the Rich
ardson traet Title good. Pne $40 per Enquire
Of II. b. TRN-ENCK co.
angi<d
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Cortscr1os o. Dou.zr.--0es Va VeIkep.
tsry's card. II j asele-sn
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For Sale.

"A BRICK dwelling house, containing six
rocms, rstern. full lot, lo< ated Lot O. Block
liz. In Masons Lover addf Il rob uk the Gem
etery. Title good sale. Price $50 cash. which
would not buy the trick In the House.
jyl2d ii D TpN-HYCK
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LoR e4LE-Tbe very desirable Brisk residenee
u grouhd5 now ovned and occupied by A. J Wikin
con, Hq, sitsssA the corner df 18th and High
House has Or 10 rooms with I'll the modern inrose-
msnts-args frame barnthTee very desirable lots At
tachsd covered with fruit and Prize
$500 Title good o. sale. For further particulars
esquire Of H. B. TEN-Hick.
March 81. 1854
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-28

IycR sALE-rhfee y.sy desirable Lott, on which are
oestsd two story bFief Dwelling house Containing,
Or : rDoOs-s large ssick vssh house and house
together with srgs trick stable large cist4rns
and Lots we'll covered with choice lot Of fruit 9th.
trees This property 10 situated the Of Att
and Morgan srcets, convenient business Price $500
half cash balance In and years At per cent in
tSrest Title good inquire Of
apr7A HB. TEN-RYcK
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-28

INSURANCE on Dwelling Houses AMI
Household Furniture Be efecisd In the <zpa h.
ssyancs Company, OF Hartford HoS< fns~aacs Cnposg
New York and other rssponnble stock psaiee
TO Ave ysars, 1t RATES ranging from 10 TO
per cent the 500 for tbs Whole tire, or
ehssp AIRY other responsible company For r.iist.
Information Insurance. call the rndersis ped VI
give better indemnity than be found 9th
agency In this section dec2sl II B. TtE-EfCK
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-28

E1OR sALK.-ren Of land represented In the
IL CITY Plat % lsttey L, In tho c tract Keokuk
Inn authorized to sell his property at very great bar
gain, applied for SOON Title good no.e1le. Bn
quire Of d. TEH-4CK.
Aprl-d ReAl uvtate Aren't
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For Sale.

+ OF 4. in Block rs, on which is Brick
- Dwelling House with rooms stone hasen ent;
also RrsEe Dwell ng With With good rtl Of
water md lot well fenced situated Pal%sn street.
tween 4sh and 9Th src<ts This property will be sold
~ treat bargain applied for little COED.
Enquire rf II. b. TES-EYCK 4 co
Aurlld
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-28

EOR SALE.-The west half of two
story double brick Dwelling House, containing six
rooms cisttrn good cellar house painted and Cd
lot we'll fencsd spd oil good order situated pe,r
the Of 12th and Des Moines Title rcd
Price II 500. Enquire Of Ii. B. Tks-BYCK Co.
Id
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-28

EOR SALE-S0 acres of fine grape ard
other fruit land; 10 In . high state Of cult.
Walton 10 under fence With 100 fruit trees Of
kinda, some now bearing. Price SIS per scrs. Ass
- acrss adjoining he above land and il OF the
eAafactsf with no Improvements, but be ali enclosed
hy placing fsncs on the road At ANAL expense Prize
~ and 20 eerc This land 10 situated the
dencs Of d.. Hicks about milss from second
Ksokuk. Tor particulars enquire Of
mch24 Ii. B. TEN-KYCk.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-11-28

powers in all the essential qualities which copsti,uto
adoption reverse the wcLapproycd doctrine that the m
dccatci hv , exercise no powers, unless expressly
I the third section II its spirit carried out would
not only dsorgaizo the Stnto Government In ali OF its
the people of the State of South Carolina nj least ~ rc
organize government until Congress, by twords
disability And this f for n tine t StS% When 'Snoyss tho
& %ns dsserned arons upon by the Convention OF tic state
sustaining tho doctrine, and i'll earnestly aud zcar,si,t
ut any time prior to secession had takci, IT," @ "mn, NO.
support the Constitution of this and of the TniT
is excluded from every Official position STATE M well as
federal the magnitude OF the dislb ity is mnvci,,I
duties OF his Office. to subscribe such an oath r'o
the Senator IN Congress- to tho lieutenant in th, Loaf
ceinpanos Who then be made Judges Cunrrrss
men, Lcsislaors District Officers aud Ninsis,rcss It
$40 DC observed, therefore, that TO this Stale tho
adoption OF the amendment will necessarily result in
perjury on the part OF those who attempt ill s,ci Of
iees, OF 10 anarchy they arc not filed. Congress vio-
latng another established principle of the Constitution
c9nlers upon itself the right OF the parouing power
whcn the Constitution vests it in the President uow
long would 1t occupy the attention that body TO re-
mo move inc disanntiGs imposed for sufficient number OF
alone? Is anarchy to pcrvadc society until il suits tho
Congress to proclaim such acts of gracc and ncrrvS
ihere are other objections of grave character which
that if the amendment ado tcd we not oiiy have NO
guarantee that our representatives, would be atn.d to
they would still be excluded, 1t is llnncccssary how
ever to dwell upon subject which has been so far de-
cldcd by the public opinion Of the people of tho state
that am justified i'll saying that if constitutional
Amendment Is to bo adopted let it be by The ire
sponsblc power of numbers and let preserve our own
screspcct and the respect of postciy by refusing
to be the mean Instruments OF own shame.
tender TO you, gentlemen my cordial coopcrntion
IN discharginG tho grave duties and responsibilities de-
volved upon you at this critical and cvcnful period in
our history You have the glorious "reminiscences of
the past to stimuli and the precious hopes of tho f1-
it fS TO you in meeting these responsibilities
With iortltud ourage md discretion relying uDon
inc support :u protection of the A-powcrIu arm of
gracious God your patriotic efforts restore the buht-
ed prosp y and reclaim the broken fortunes of gem
erous noble and confding constituency will he crowned
WITH srateiui success JAMES l.. ORR.
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Tho following are tho Agents for this paper:
W. a. HEMINGWAY. General travelling aud Collecting
Agent. ,,,,,.,>, /,, - :, y,
lccting Agent. ,,,,,,,, ,,,,, -, o.,,
columbia =. &. .,, .
O. d. GOODMAN. Cross Hill. Laurens District, S. c.
j. v NETIEHS Union. $. c. 3. - : {.
Canuin w. ". EARLE, Grcnvillc, s. c. 81: ..-: : =
I,ol J. J. RYAN, Barnwcll, S. G.
/ r DUBOIS. Marion.
G. s. HARDY. sandy Ford p. O., Madison Co., Fla.
PATRICK Il HUVEY, Macon, Ga.
r Y H. WILLIAMS, Clinton, S. G.
J. r. ALLEN, Chester G. H., s. g.
WS LANCE, Grahamvillo p O., Beaufort, S. c.
d. F. BRADFORD, Waterboro', S. c.
H. I, DARR. Sumter, 9. c.
TIIAD. G. ANDREWS, Orangoburg S. c.
J. NJ. BROWN, "Southcrncr Office" Darlington, S. C.
NJ. NJ. QUINN 4 BRO, Augusta.
j. II. ESTELI,, Savannah, Gin.
ISAAC DAYEGA, Agent in New York.
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WE ARE SOLE PROpRIETORS OF THE FOL-
LOWING BRANDS OF WHITE LEAD, which are
COPYRIGHTED, and boar OUR TRADE MARK,
and all infrngements will be dealt with according
to law: W. M 3. 6 CO.'S STONEWALI,.
WANDO, CHICoRA and ETIWAN. Also, WM.
NJ. B. & CO.'S AND QUEEN CITY zINCs.
November d su
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THE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS.. VEMBER %. 1866.

Freedmen,s returns unpaid, principally capI-
taton tax l...... .....-................
Jury tickets deposited by Tax Collectors
Tax executions issued and in hands of Shcrifrs
and balances duo In hands of Collectors,
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forcing impartial justice, whether the suitor bo humble
Experience will demonstrate the wisdom of your
acmen authorizing negroes to testify in all cases. 1t
oyed, tempting these ignorant people to perpetrute
crimo for tho benefit of the temptors.
Tho result Of the experiment at tho late Fall Term OF
the Courts has boon entirely satisfactory and most Of
the freedmen who have been called to the witness stand
truth The extension of the privilege has had salutary
influence in encouraging and eeyatng their moral sense
readily assist In bringing to punishnont evdoers Of
their own color They are invaluable to tho productive
acres of productive land into droary Wilderness For
their migration The short crops of tho present Year
should stmnlae tho planter and farmer to renewed en-
little vaue If he cannot command labor to cultivate
them; the negro remain here his labor must bo made
fortably. Schools must bo established to educate his
Te o Sr his trainings a
entirely elyy Is far from proving failure Where
y treated they have gcneray la5ored fitfuiiy sud-
denly relieved from tho controlling will of Others and
lfo beon exaced from tom they have performed dur.
Ing the present year. amount Of voluntary labor which
tho mprovdence Of many win doubtless cause them to
undergo much suferng before they aro educated fully
70 the necessity Of constant and unring labor and to
Humanity and sound policy unite in demanding that
less therefore respectfully the passage
OF an Act making incumbent on the Commissioners Of
foor 10 proVdo suitable DuidinB5 at the various Dis
tct Poor Houses for their accommodation and to sub
sist them. /.
The Regents of the Lunatic Asylum have wisely and
humhnely made provision for the reception and treat
mont Of insane coored patients and the Commissioners
OF the Poor In tho several Districts should be required to
make tho SAND provision for their support in the Asylum
aa now e1sts for white pauper patients In that Instu-
tion The diotic and epiepc may be well taken Of
| at the District Poor House.
THE FINANCES OF THE STATE, TAXES AND THE BANK
OF THE STATE.
Tho taxes levied under the Act OF December 1856,
amount to four hundred and nneteen thousand six
hundred and sixy-eght dollars and seventy-on conte
(s410, ,6887 There has been paid into the Treasury
three hundred and twentyseven thousand seven hun
dred and thrty-seyen dollars and twenty-five cents
| (s327, 7,GsI25)" |,iyI
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THE PURCHAGE OF CORN.
Pursuant to tho resolution of 21st September last,
Wyatt Aiken Agent of the State to make purchases of
corn Having satisfied himself fully that tho double re-
strcon imposed In the resolution rendered 1t mpossi
bio to effect purchases, he declined the appointment
concurred fully in his sion that tho double re.
strction rendered the whole scheme nugatory, and
have not therefore, appointed another Agent The
luton required that three hundred thousand dollars
bonds should purchnso and deliver In the State three
hundred thousand bushels corn It ia reasonably cer
than seventy cents to the dollar and could not be
purchased In any market, and delivered at dollar
per bushe The correspondence between Colonel Aiken
and myself is herewith communicated.
The grain crop the State has been gathered and you
better prepared than at tho eItra session.
determine tho deficiency and whnt will be needed sup
amount tho grave question nrises how you sup
ply the funds to purchase 1t? The verish unset
tied condition Of public affairs has not tended to nppre-
catc the credit Of the Southern Staes and If the pur-
among tho poor, s to be effected by the sale Of State
bonds, only be accomplished at ruinous discount
The question is earnestly commended to your grayest
deliberaton
The firm Of Browne & schirmer, grain merchants OF
Charleston and Columbia. have MADE proposition to
you They propo1e that II the State shall advance TO
them twenty-five thousand dollars, which they win give
approved security to refund they will engage to furnish
at actual cost with transportation and tSc.and
per cent commissions added. to tho citizens Of the
state invoices TO be submitted to conmis oners and
the corn to be subject to inspection by the
by agent. II larger amount should be need
ed monthly, that larger amount viii be furnished upon
condition that the State mako pro rata increase of the
the contract Terminates It IL proposed by these gentle
men to establish depots for the sale OF the corn In
Charleston, Columbia and Marion. fro which points il
Tho m embers Of the Arm enterprsipR and trust.
worthy, and, IL such contract is Swarded them they
WIN doubtless fqlau ia st'pulatQpq With adelty 18th,
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,s.lfse' - THADDEUs STREET.


zszwili take light freight only and saiI Us sboye
For Freight engagements apply 70 ,,,,,,,,.c
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-03-30
Trl1stee,s Sale

DY VIRTUE OF a DEED OF TRUST
ID executed by John F. Hopkins and Mary
Ann Hopkins his WIFE, bearing date on the
day of December, in the year 1851, and now
county, in Deed Book -. folio I76, will sell
Mt the front door OF the Court House of Ohio
county, on Tuesday, the first day of May,
next, the following property, to wit: Lot
Bakers and James II. Stout'S sub division OF
lots, in square numbered thirteen I'D, adjoin-
ing AtEenum; also the one undivided half or
mOiety OF four other lots in said Baker and
Stout's sub division, designated on the plat
thereof as lots numbered one ~, two ~, three
seven 90, situated on the National road in
Daniel SteenlOd'S addition to the city OF
Wheeling, being sixty feet front, running
back one hundred and twenty; also the one
ed l, 2.3, {, D. 9, Z, 8 and o, in square numbered
10, i'll James and James X. Baker addition to
the city of Wheeling: also sixteen lots on the
island, situated in Daniel ZaneS addition TO
the city of Wheeling, and designated rs Lots
No. 73 "A 81, s. 3d. ~. go, los, 100, I'D, l2l lD,
ISL, I3I, l35 and no; also six lots situated in
Carroll and Bakers addition 10 the city OF
Wheeling, and designated as lots numbered
o, q s, Is, 10 and IL, square numbered .; also
one piece or parcel OF land about the size of
ten lots, situated in said square No. 3, i'll Car
roll and Bakers addition; also lot numbered
l59, situated on north side OF Zane street; also
lot numbered 10 in square numbered IL, in
JamSS and James Il. Bakers addition.
Terms of Salc-1hc purchaser shall he at
liberty TO pay the whole of the purchase
money in hand, or one fourth In cash, and
the balance in six, twelve and eighteen
months. giving 'noteS with approved security
for the deferred payments, and the title re
HENRY CRANGLE,
w. II. BASSETTd & CO., Trustee.
AuctiOnCerS- mr26-td
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-03-30

ARRIVAL OF BERNHARDr's FATHER.
MIR. B"ruhardt, the father of the man
who committed suicide in our CITY by
taking inudnnun on Saturday last, ar
rived here day before yesterday. He
did not receive the dispatch nnnounc-
ing his sons death, and the manner in
which he received the information was
quite singular. An acquaintance OF
the family, who lives some eight or ten
miles from Mr.. BernhardL's Residence,
got on the train at B-iluir on last Mon.
day morning, and purchased from a
newsbOy II copy of the INIELLIGENCEU
COntainIngana Cc0Un. Of the suicide. INC
friend, arrived nt his home, proceeded
10 Mr.. BernhaTdt's house, and deliver
ed the paper containing the sad news,
The father at once LEFT for this city, hui
arrived only in time to find his son bu.
ried. lie designs, we understand, TAX.
ing the body up and removing ii TO d
burial ground at his home.
The elder Mr.. Bernhardt, we learn
IL II gentleman of considerable means
and hc has long been trying 10 get his
ron to go home to live, Offering him +,
farm, stock, &c, but the son nTeferred
Ii city life and remained in Wheelinr,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-03-30

GRAINING.-DcsirinG to give my entire at
tention the graining department OF house
painting. propose to reduce the rates for
that kind OF work to twenty-five cents per
yard, the present rate is fifty cents per yard.
Having made this department speciality
trust shall be able to give entire satisfaction
TO all who may favor me with n call.
For specimens OF my work would refer TO
the houses of Daniel Lamb, Daniel List, E..
NJ. Norton, John Roemer. Geo. X. Wheat, DR..
T. II. Logan, Samuel Lhughlin and many
Others. All orders leftat No. lS6 Main street,
doors below the Grant House, will be
promptly attendehto.
1nrai-2yy HARRY SMITH.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-03-30

MAN BADLY BEATEN AND ROBBED AT
BELLAIH.-Night before last n Mr..
Hawkins. of Cynthiana, KY, was badly
beaten, and afterwards robbed of SIS,
at Bcllair. Mr.. Hawkins had just arr
rived over the Central Ohio Railroad,
and was but Il short distance from the
depot when he was attacked. He WINS
beaten senseless. and laid on the ground
until ) o'clock yesterday morning. He
Was on his way TO GordonsviIIe, Va, to
be married, but having been robbed of
all his money, he could not proceed
further. He came up 10 this city last
evening and received some help, and
Will go on his way this morning. His
face Is very much disfigured, and lie
bears other marks of his rough treat
THgnt.
No arrests were made, as Mr.. Hawk
ms, being 81 perfect stranger, could not
identity his assailants. II is "a great
pity that the scOundrels who committed
the assault could not be secured.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-03-30

PICKPOCKE city this winter
has been cursed with set of most dar-
ing and successful thieves aud pick
pockets. quite often We have recorded
their operations, and still more OF them
do We hear of. The markets seem To be
the place selected by the last named
class for operations. Yesterday at the
Centre Wheeling market house several
persons had their pockets picked. One
lady, OF whom we heard, WIS robbed OF
her pocket book, containing nineteen
dollars in money, No arrests.