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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-15
COURT or SPECIAL SESSIONS


svkrcmNG 4 PocKEuooE.-Alany ladies' aud miny more
school ss IN the habit Of carrying in the hand apuse or
porte monnae n which their funds carefully besowed in
place OF eIeay putting away me valuable PoestoSGa ~
whenever required for immediate This ashiOn ofcayng
money 70 exposed IN he hand has provoked many snatch
robbery IN public which the thief would never
have contemplated had not the prize been temptngy DIS
played before his eyes LADIES IN stages and
carry then money this public manner not nearly 90
Liable 10 robbery SCHOOL, girls young ladies' Who are
unusually "ohesp" store In the cast Of lady seated In
public vehicle WHO should undertake the snatch gene might
indeed succeed IN securing foT the instant the purse but would
certainly be apebended before he could leave The car
rage were filed with honest persons and no, with pals OF
the robbeT himself On the contrary the snatch thief in the
street having got ne purse pocket book in bis
hand usually WITH great succeed IN vanishing round
coineI and getting of before the beydered
That boy bigger than child known 20 carry
Miss Theresa Smalwood a weldrossed nodestoodng and
lady like girl OF about - INTO Court 70 complain that
young boy named George smith Lad In company
theft about a ~ currency The gin who OF an intel
Bgen and elegant appearance frequent in Criminal
SsT She aid she was quietly waking through Tiesut
with her pocket boob IN Der hand when che saw number OF
there playing ball Suddenly OF these boys lett his
party eamofoward her snaohod IRON her hand her pocket
book with the money This boy al handed another
empty book last returned the girl The prisoner
found guilty, and sentence suspended.
CHARGFs or -VoTSeNo l-willam NilIhrOoh
charged by Policeman Henry Cassidy with 8egay voting in
the IXh District Of the sixteenth wad He challenged
by the officer the ground that he did 1.-Two at tho place
which be bad registered bis he had given as his
place Of residence He gave the house No 132 Tenthye
his boarding place and the officer making inquiries ascehaned
20 his satisfaction that the deendeH did reside there within
The meaning Of the statute.
In defense II shown that Tho prisoner Mbrook r. AID
has been for long time clerk tho grocery store D MI
Edgar who appeared and testified the excellent character Of
his clerk The mother Of tho prisoner MS Mbrook ap-
pearod and testified that though through slight disagreement
her son had not resided in her psgeny o the past
two or three months he had always considered IL bis home
had always as his home had been registered omthsrs
and had voted from there since he hld nigh 20 yO
MI Charles Spencer who defended the prisoner ft the
onenibq of tie case took occasion remark the Court us
ice Kelly being temporarily the bench IN teB YOU
Judge Kelly you've Jurisdiction herr. whatever yoi do
uof apV more than You have case Of murder"
The Justice was satisfied however from all the evidence that
tho prisoner hsd sV intent ard ho accordingly
quilted
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THE TONES POLICE COUNT
before Justico Hogan.

TuRpr OF CLOTHING. AlPernon Tole, bartender,
was yesterday arrested the complaint OF james EkinS OF
M m Mullaryst The complainant states that on the 6th
M Nav cofhnc valued tJ5 stolen from him and he
charges thai The vest and pantoons worn by the accused at the
time of hi. arrest are portion OF the property stolen from him
The prisoner denied the theft and stated that he came BY the
prperty honestly o was committed BY Justice Hogan 10
await an examination.
Arv,usr IN pass FORCED CHICK Yesterday afternoon
one John VIM presented check for 500 50 TO Mr. Charles
cLert pnrrted 10 have been drawn by N Gayer and
made pavabe 90 the order of A. Magnnis or bearer The
clerk thst tho signature OF n Gayer was forgery
mud ON sending 60 the Office Mr. Gayer No % Cedars re-
ceved confirmation Of his suspicious VIM was taken into
custody by officer Lyons Of the First Precinct and afrghed
before Justice Hogan al the TOm who committed him for
triad He is native of London. England aged % years and
shoemaker The prisoner claims hG while sitting IN saloon
man came 10 him and asked him 10 akehe check TO the bank
and get oashed promising him Is for his trouble forged
check $500 bearing tho signature Of Mr. layer was rev
months since presented at The bank aud oashed ana ths bH
bad dc effect 70 mike the employees douby careful
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THE FREMEN or COLUMBIA, s. c.
AN APPEAL FOR AID-PRoNfPT RESPONSE or TIE NEW
YORK FIREMEy.

During Lieut.. Gen. Shermans march through the
Southern Stairs the Cts OF Columbia c. destroyed b.
IRE In his eonnagraon the Independent Fire Engine Com
psny os he house had their engine damaged and The whole
Of their apparatus destroyed Being willing and anxious 10
return to active duty they The following appeal TO The
Firemen 81 New York
To ne Friends Of Ne Fireman
10 mslng h appeal FOR Ishes 20 our iisns ~ ae ,
bling 10 sssn organize snd De ready 70 s,s o
1Ts Independent Fire Engine COMPANY Of Columbia South
CsfoB eiAEtsrsdiD 1881 and w' Ia see service up TO Feb
What The has don. IN ,syHr properly can be !od e ,he
citizens the Of The different Insurance. Companies dong
By The d.ueton IN. city the company with serious los
IN Act ali they were worth which tooi secumu,ie The
city authorities can render 40 no l,anetse m1O. ih'
tsrsior driven sIpedsn fens the friends q hIe
Company 70 ssan resume thsir sphere Of u'siane,S
All donations will be thankfully received and dSJ setno"edsd by
John MeKsnas President, W wnt Vic. Pre.idsnti C. sut
Donations, addressed TO j. O. suiphsn Of lioPion Suphsn
cOlumbis soath csIslia., wiz be dolly accredited
Upon receipt Of he foregoing meeting Of tho Now
Frenen Association called and the lonowng eI seat
p" 'H'A ''''A ." ." 'O''H Nsx YORr Nov T. ltes.
Mr. C. srTPurs-D.ay Sir In ,u,ver yCur spps.l iO5 ,
s,cs sssS sfs 70 ZEN pf.ps n
with you to hnow in what be Of assistance C you
ySS Gc.s sf.P vh.essI stand
n%sdoy a. our regular nesting tsiss pes Monday evening
ish inst aud would psssa 70 IesSs your communication BY
yours, hoBERr WEIGHT. >ecretiy y. -.
10 this generous response tho annexed letter was received ~
CotynfA 8. C., Nov. 4, 1865.
10 RoEuRr wRIasI. Eso, ,tcreiary " T. =. h
DEAK sBYonr esteemed favor Of t 1tt has Just rescued ne
srdf hssl
BY the unoubAs onhagrson Of city the lh Of teein
1865 Company bad burned beutul ana saosnnaI
brt Engns House and furniture, and e amount o. ensne
hose Their sngas Of Bsion Blake anuacture Shch ook
the prize 10 Charleston snee was unch
damaged The se While tAs Company sero yliny endeyorms
do heif hgeme1 Tho Company nov having e On
gne repaired a. 0ndsrabs coat and uonsy to p Toe the
saps A.. s,,,., "a b.nA hans.
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BY Officer william Henderson with voting Illegally In the First
District Of the Eighth Ward The oihcer charged that tne
roper voted nj o'clock and then at - O'Clock An IN
snor who he'd een present at the poll testified however
inf the prisoner could not voted twice without hs
kuowlge and that be- know him TO DC therefore innocent o.
the charge He therefore acquitted
ILLEGAL vorrSG-CAss No a--JosePh Kempf was charged
by Officer Samuel MoCamoOn with Illegal voting In the XVIII
District 81 the Twentieth Ward lie had registered his name
49, nc AZ No 116 Nipthavo whereas the officer says that he
1ay lived nj No 81 WOostes The truth WINS shown 10 he
tai the prisoner had registered MS name At certain seet
home md consequently changed his registry TO another election
district He was found guilty ano was sent TO Tie Cry ffson
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upon and City hiss given them brick enough rebuild
ref1miph our house and 10 purchase hose &c. 80 ,a
object to repair engine ana reound our n'"'
reorsanze cOmpsry. - ri l.. -
assistance asocistes or friends car give us VIII
y ybt fhrr mention Company formerly prosper
an "a % 10 everything they hsd ercept beu
snripe In They he'd tine hose carrsso d se
q"a""'J u ' J. c. svTPkEN.
Another meeting Of The Femeps Association wsseonvened
and the following COMMITTEES appointed 70 carry cut tue suo
allie design. win Lamb LOUIS !. Parker Abraham Csr'
man FREDERICK A. Rdabock j. Franklin Burns Judge A. A
pbns Henry Wileon Robert Wright md John H. froegh;
n UNDERWOOD that engine and hosecarsge Wlh DC
presented by the Femens Association: who intend carrying
them 10 Columbia, and presenting them In person
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RLNIYAL COURTS.
.tT OF GENERAL SESSIONS
Before Judge R1iseLl


Besid the trial Of OBricn for murder Ia this Court
Oh Tuesday the following cases were disposed Of.
CONVICTED BoHrEEY-Judge Rusc charged the jury IN
the McGroy and Tghe two boys who tired FOR
robbery IN the first degree and they retired lind verdict
Afcr being absent short time they called back 20 listen
the testimony Of ohccca knnehnn who wasnot among
the witnesses Of the previous day Tie stated that neither Of
the prisoners the persons be- chased after The robbery The
jury brought IN verdict Of guilty aud the prsoteTs we're
romanded IN Friday for sentence
SESTEUEs-John Schumn boy pleaded guilty 20 an az
tempt grand larceny stealing % kuiyes worth % apiece
ifo Eugene Bisel the 18th o. September He sent
10 DE House Of Refuge.
Mary Thomas and Mary Smith both coored peidod guilty
20 - attempt 10 grand larceny IN stealing ladies' clothing val
ucd no ss2, nom Charles ID. Irons
Mary Thomas sentenced To tho state Prison iOrtWo years
and Mary Smith 10 The Pcuiteutiary Tor year
Peter Cough boy pleaded guilty 20 GRAND larceny IN hay
ing stolen chace ard plato valued atSO nom The 81 james
Catholic Church The let Of November He suit to the
House OF Refuge.
Hannah Jackson pleaded guilty 70 grand larceny stealing
from Helen Langley pockeibook containing goo On the 9th
Of October She was sentenced 10 The State Prison oI Two
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COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-Yov H-BcfOrc Judg'

row AT A PAwEBROKRRs sALR
.I...aian.. Ghi,.rnnr. 1t Hanrr Rnr.t.n-

Hamilton Ohlpmau aEt. hehf! lttfhh
The complaint ~ TINS case sets for b that thr pam
pose of attending sale OF jewcy While here gold bracelet
es knocked down Of the crowd and the anciiow M
uird hai price had been bid The plaintiff supplied the de-
sird iuorGon when he ALLEGES defendant came nom
mos and forthwith commenced buttng hHD with his head
Having amused himself thus for time the pninii alleges
fbat defendant drew pistol him The defendant denies he
su and alleges that defendant Interfering with e
sale jury out d. T. Briggs ior plantln T. H. d. p'a" '0
defendant - 1,o
CONFLICT BETWEEN MILITARY AND CIVIL AUTH0Rr1tss
The OF thin case appear by tho atidaviis are ha
foe enlstcd in Che Uned States Army without the consent OF
bis mater The master few days obtained aWft OF
haeas corpus from Judge Brady 20 regain the custody OF n
apprentice The writ duly served on Gen. Buitcfned
case before Judge Day yesterday motion for M az
tlomen against Gen Bucrfed for contempt OF court Ihe
Court took the pupers and reserved its decision
Lewis johnson for petitioner
GTNKRAL TERM-BefOrc Justices DAILY and BRAn
IMPORTANT To DISTRICT COURT PRACTITIONERS
William Florence r appellant agi Charles johnson ana an
other respondents.
On the 2fth day OF August lb6J the defendant was n
by virtnc Of warrant Issued by Mr. Justice Bun on % ~
Of the rspondens On being taken 60 the Courtroom the De
fendai by his counsel g. A. Henrques moved before ISSUE
Oined 30 vacate the order Of arrest on the ground OF ihu
cheney OF the adayits The motion being denied the uee
Judgment was then entered and execution thereon issued
defendants person On appeal u the General Term
oil the Court Of Common Pleas the Judgment entered below was
reversed on Che ground that the defendant had right 70 no
ahdays dorying the fasiy OF representations
set forth la the aidavts which arrest was granted
David RcAdam for respondents C. A. Henques Tor appel
srR6fAL TRuf-BefjTc Judge BRADY.
DECISIONS.
Bosat az. BogarAlmony Slo Por wosA and 10 counsel
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SECOND BOARD.
BurT0ug CHS u
A. g.Il

WEDNEspAf Nov. If n
Gold closed at l44f The Australasisn took ont slSO'
in specie.
The stock market everish, and there less dspOS-
ton to buy the part Of the public which is losing con-
fdence in the ability Of cliques to contract prices Ihs
state of things exctes little surprise to those who rec
prices current when these bold oques took the field and
them with the figures of Nov when the msret
eliminated The following table will make these Ponta
clearer and prepare the public for the lower quotations
which never fail TO succeed forced advance like that Of
the past four months:
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SUPREME CoURT-cmcUI1-N I4-Before Mr.. Justi
MULLEN.


BOX OF GOLD.
Abah Everett Theodore Shiaber and james Jarvis ag
. COrnellus X. Garrison and John Frez
The complaint in this case recites that about the
26h Of October 1880 the defendants at Panama obtained pos
session from Messrs Zaohrsson Nelson Co Of placer
Sl 500 and kept II for their use 70 plaintiffs damage
The defense make The hst general denial;
the second Is supplemental and for separate defense
that prior 10 the commencement OF the action the plaintiffs for
claim and demand against defendants for the alleged unlawful
seizure Of this gold which claim and demand
assigned BY Hsmes for valuable consideration 70 James
Lees aud that since the commencement OF TINS action on the
R6 OF August 1856 Lees released the defendants Tor conSd
4ration from this claim and demand and nom all actions
claims &c. that Lees could should have against them on &C
count OF them $500.
Mr. IarvcQue in opening the for pantfs said that
plaintiffs at the time Of the difficulty were hrm doing buF
ness IN Francisco and defendants were dong business AZ
Pahama had been long pending mainly for
chs being In this city could be
serged o that plaintiffs agents OF lines OF
cunning between San francisco and
bnd NewYork and had agents in this cty Howard Son;
defendants bankers and merchants IA Panama that
plaintiffs shipped by the Sands Tor NewYok box Of
gold which have been landed az Panams sent across
the Isthmus 20 Chagres and respped on the Crescent
City for York that defendants wrongy toOh possession
OF this gold It's arrival at Pansma that the gold was con
egned b plaintiff agents the Ifhmus, Aessrs foger
Hu that 10 b. delivered 70 then by the captain OF tho
Sarah Sends that these agents 10 take possession OF ne
god for The purpose OF tanshppng 20 Howard son IN
I'D 2h Of October 40 aud the box ought 70 have been
delivered 70 Foger Hall 10 BE- delivered by them 10 the
Crescent City but defendants claiming 10 have some demand
against Howard Son the cOudguee intercepted the gold and
an wcot 10 The Governor OF New Grenada and obtained an
order for the arrest snd Of the gold that this order
served upon The captain o. the Sarah Sands and tho urn
Of Laclriis0o' Csso9 Ca 81 QelNk u elgaA Aai
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT-Nov. l4.-Beforc
Judge SHPglAN.
RPAMRNis WAGES GASP.

Auguste Meier al agt The Steamer Western Metropolis.
The lbeants Go in uumber) shipped as seamen on
he Western Metropolis for voyage TO Bremen and back
She furnished with Mancys patent eccentric wheels
featherng bucket few days after leaving this port her
wheels broke down in calm weather compelling her to abandon
the voyage put back IN distress On her this port
the crew were discharged The bents claim wages fO the
On the trial their counsel offered 70 show that these
wheels experimental insufficient and unseawOrthy. The
claimants counsel offered 20 show the contrary The Court
held point be mmacria the fact Of their dis
charge without any au their part entitled them 70 recover
aud rendered decree IN their favor Damages " be liked BY
the Court
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N the New York Silk Company for which the plaintiff claimed
10 have lien upon the machinery Of the Company Upon mo
on OF Counsel the defense the Court dismissed the com
an on the ground that the appnrd TO have been
signed only by the Treasurer Of the Company whereas VIC ny
laws OF the Company require such contracts TO be sg4ed ~
oh prcsdeu aud Treasurer the Treasurer having no an'
thonty 70 make such contract alone
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JEFFERSON MARKET POLICE COURT.
Before Justice Dodgr.l

ARRESTED FOR CARRYING DAGGBR.-Jenny west,
native of arrested Tuesday night last in MAD
sonave being noticed by the Ocer duty there as under
the influence OF drink o. being searched dirk or dagger
found her possession which sic charged with nav
ing with intent unlawy She says that the dagger
present she received when child and has Kept ever
since Committed in default OF 500 bail 10 answer
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Chrisflan Rrnns act. Poi


This action brought for breach "a EeD tho
premises 725 Tbirdaye for $1,000 which eco had
been paid The answer was simply general denial IL o.
peared from the evidence far given that the contract vas
signed BY broker behalf Rourk and examination
the broker asked whether Rourk not ihu
Of liquor when he authorized The broker 10 sign The
plaintiff counsel objected That testimony Of neutrality
The defendant could Be introduced under general The
Court after discussion, ruled N accordance With tbs
view.
The defendant then asked leave 10 amend the The
spot 80 admit such evidence The Court however held
that the power amend pleading the trial did not include
amendment introducing entirely Of action
defense but permitted the defendant 10 withdraw Juror
paving costs the and witness fees enable hun 70
make 0 motion at Special Term and amend his answer
John WashburDe for plaintiff Mr. Fullerton for defendant
SPECIAL TERAL-BeiOre Cher u Justice R0BERTSON
DECISIONS.
John G. Waikenshaw agt John O. Perzel-Tbt NO
ton TO injunction DENIED with slo without
F''' - before Justice Housn1
VIM Fettitch agt Richard STANDARDIZATION for payment Of
money deposited with County Clerk denied.
Th0s ~ Taylor agt John f. King ct a-MoUoD 70 STRIFE out
parts Of answer granted, with $40 costs.
Leopold Peck al sgt Julius Negbbouerpefaul opened
on paymen Of $40 costs within days and down
first "Wednesday In December In default Of said payment
ton denied with go costs.
Laura Rsone agt John s. Clarke.-Moton granted.
Stephen Dilisye agt VIM Loeschigk ct ALFRED Bender
aSt Albert ConStOck Motions granted 1.
Austin Baldwin for nonattendance Juror in April
36-On affidavit Juror being 90 years OF age &C. the
hne0O for four days attendance In April l666- hereby
RENTED and revoked
MARINE c0URr.--NOy. N-Beiors Judge ALkKs
An ACTION PoR RENT
Geo N Chapman az. DOty MoFGrlane
This wa sut brought tpI rant IoS premsea lesaa1
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John Lankree for lbolantsi james K Hill for claimants
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS OFFICE-Nov. a.
Before Commissioner Osborn.
A LIVELY FIGHT AT SEA.
United al Ann

This case, reported in yesterdays TRIBUNE, was re
sumed yesterday and the testimony for the prosecution flushed
None Of the witnesses Of the scmmage being able tina
they weapon in the hands Of deendu her counsel
for dismissal Of complaint which the Commissioner
fused The then adjourned 70 this morning when
dence viii be given for the defense.
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Since January I,.sls7Ss OoOl sls@7Saa hAatss
TIL. Cincinnati Gazette Of the 18th instant says;

TIL. Cincinnati Gazette Of the 18th instant says
The money market Comparatively quiet on Ss.etaA
bat the leading features continued 70 point in the direction o.
strngency PAPER neither sought ae nor desired bank
era and large proportion OF the applications Tor discount are
refused but tns ar this has not led TO great ncony niencs
among borrowers except that some have been compelled
realize on property they carrying The recent heavy ds
cline m prces OF produce paper OF that c TO DO S
tnred closely and parties whose credit IN danger o. oS
aeouy affected che future course OF the market hndhyep
dOqt n Regoust leans Rates q Rlees. ere ve1 sSoa~
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SUPERIOR CoURT-TRuL TEmi-Nov. "A. Before j
loo
A ISLANDER CAsE-CURioUS PLEADING.
IimnlhH Mcnnrall anl Lnmce knlE-

IInUIIy MlUuIIIU UUllVF
The defendant and plaintiff in this case occupied
the premises there beng mg store below and the de-
dwelling above The house burned and the de
PENDANT being insured ost heavily while the plaintiff beng
insured suffered little III the first heat while the lire was
s burning the defendant the plaintiff alleges charged
him with firing the house the presence OF quite humber Of
persons
The defendants does not positively deny The Worc
charged but denies intending 10 iue hnrt tie Ianth
Considerable discrepancies occurred usu ia such cases
In the testimony
The Jury rendered verdict for the plaintiff for 600 The
Court giving in addition i've per cent
Ira D. Warren for plaintiff, Mr. Byne Nj Harrington and
Mr.. O'Brien for defendant
NICE QUESTION OF PRACTIcE-A1iISDIS0 PLTADINGs on
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Cleveland a Toledo
TO..-..--..-s-llJ5
CHIC, ROok Il. g. T.
fOO .lQ5
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An hOTlOH FOk Hkhfs
Geo N Chapman agt DOty & MoFGflans
This wss sUit brought CpI tant fQI prensea lesaad
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-05-18
w. H. SHARP g. CO.,
, General North. Western
q ge@sso
p. 0. Drawer 6123.
P. O. Drawer 6123..
Notice of .Merif'S Sale.

HoraJd County, =. 'r--.. e. .-.-4~'
In the District Court of Howard County
State of Iowa, by virtue Of {. special cxccu.
ton issued from the Office of the Clerk of
the District Court # Howard county State
of Iowa, in favor of John Hatton and against
James ANYWAY, dated April goth 1866 and
to me directed commanding me that make
or cause to be made the sum of 421 and
95-lcO dollars, with interests and costs upon
sale of'thr following described Real estate,
lying and being situated in the county Of
Howard and state of Iowa namely: The
north east quarter Of the south east quarter
of section number seventeen in township
No one hundred north Of range eleven west
of the 5th P NJ. And hereby give public
notice that shall offer for sale at public
outcry, at the Court door in Vernon
Springs county Of Howard and State Of Iowa
on the second day of June 1856 between the
hours Of 9 o'clock A. N. and 4 o'clock P.
NJ. of said day, sale to commence at the
hour of one o'clock P NJ of said day; !
will sell to the highest and best bid
der therefor in cash. the above described
property, or sufficient thereof to satisfy the
above debt, with interest and cost. .'7,
Dated this ard day Of May 1866. a..
IF. POWELL,
ms Sheriff Of Howard County, Iowa.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-05-18
NEW FIGURING MILL.

Tho people Of Howard County; Iowa, and
Southern Minnesota are hereby notified tibet
the FIGURING Min at FREDERICKSBURG,
date Granger) Mimi. is now in operation and
ready for Custom Work Of aHkinds.
With skillful millsrs and by doing good
work we hope to merit and receive share
ofpsblIc patrceaCe.
Parties from . distance will be pronp "
attended TO-
-sysnel FRED. WEHMANN.
r,y:c DeA Proprietor