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PURIFY THE BLOOD.-If the blood be
pure, the body, which is formed from and by the
blood, cannot bs diseassd. Bueif there bs In any
part Of tho body any affection, such ss boil or ul-
Ger, even bruise, the blood circulating through
that part takes up impure matters from the local a
fectiOn and carries It into the general system This
sthe cause often Of sudden death to persons Of full
habit afflicted with boils and ulcers and who use no
medicines the matter getsntO the circulating sSs-
tenn and chokes up the fine blood vessels which sup
ply the brain with Vitality and life ceases as If
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81 daIH BRANDRETH'S PILLS yta afvsw
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Cholera -! Cholera.

TITS COMINGl An should be prepared 10 ward
Iitof, not only by theldoption OF proper sanitary
for ready use when the dreaded disease appears, Il
is theCppDo1 Of eminent Ply soians that most cases
Of Cholera can be readily cured If proper remedy
is used early. Such q remedy We now offer to the
public in the article of
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q pr q. r.. MILLER's
UNIVERSAL MAGNE TIC BALM

With the fullest confidence in its remedial qualities
tsa PRE- VkNTlVL and CU RE for CHOLERA. 1t
whenwe commend it 10 the public ssthe best known
remedy for CHOLERA AND BOWEL UOM-
PLANTS.
,-Tg,o,T =. D. RANSOM a. CO., Proprietors,.
may10-mchl7- l7-dtw6w wImlDg gl NCJ'f7r Buifaio.S9
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-03
Colorado.
| To the Editor Of TIE NJ y. Tibpse
SIR: notice in The Washington Chronicle Of

L
n recent date the following t..icle on Colorado:
The population Of the Few has not been euu@'red
since 1851, and can opsy be Judged By the vote cast L "
the state eecil9p in Noyembcr was about ~ h,~1f
population - 80 600 OF 40 coo But over 'honand OF he
we're absent the time and the placer miners haa az
lost l.n their Winter Tesors There can De ,t'le u'O III
under favorable circumstance Tor q iuh N"''' +" "o'
Now as think none Of us not being nspirants Tor
Office and living here desire TO see Colorado aunt
tea" under false pretenses take occasion 10 eoTer
the errors OF the above article by statement OF ss
At tour elections held within the last two years viz
two Territorial cue Constitutional and ono State
election the highest vote re,urnsu WaS 1f5h ana OF
this higher nuuter al least 900 are knosn to have
been fraudulelt will show Oar voters are at least
one half of them men withcst families Whether this
viii show - 100 or 40 go Inhabitants, leave others 10
saythe jac.s Ill not be Seniel 20. Colorado has DO
placer mines miners. has she lad for two years
past sd Her troop all ut hono before the No
yembe- election lad sh0 l,o0 troops IN tho Mold
and absen, ncrs the Territory, or one-haf
election The s1ea of her having 10000 voters
IL simply Jost" Another fct or two; the Engineers
81 the Estate "iaim the ctrrtpd ny vote
al 3O5 for $50 against be-; they reyeryt have given
lshe vote by cosnes precincts so AS 70 give cppor
tunity to desect frauds ezy ind there va. certainly
reason 20 fer frauds. the election was held without
any legal eithoity whatever and governed by no law
Besides the known fr ~. IN the electin Of November
Is. gives good grounds - dstrus tie returns IN that
OF Seyer Der ~ The roof of raHStn the election VI
Noyemr lis found ~ the notion oi Tie board Of Can
yassers and II in tlis The Stale Legislature To
fltCf Ipiteu states senators r'ttt
Decs H,'rr TO- the Beard Of Canys-ers met 10 count
yotes for Governor IieutenantGcernor and Members
Of Legislature the lat Ward Of Isnycr had returned
Some so votes July equal = al The voters N the
three wards sOO ncre than there was ~ H. and more
thea three times ,han what had cast AZ the Terrific
nal election n few weeks before when cnst 40 Sal
the whole vote allow cd and on IL sJ members 81
the Legislature seats and ~ the proper tinc cast
l,heir votes for tina Senator csrt December -. 'ten
days ater same bosTd met 20 count The sne vote 81"
THE remaining officers ga tie State ticket and upon ihe
same evidence Of GEd ana (ocmore) rejected the entire
vote The fsci was the fapd too pol pablo frdo.
the ground that the sodior. have got home Even
that would d IT, thcv admitted the sFstndie
aud threw cot the vote. IJcHds d. other rrecs and
other counties j. Il NJ spab!c though I@t cf-poh
huge dimensions IL stif that II election" are Of
any accost, they ought 70 be held under Authority of
law and ts electors psvrscted against hsudf ~ this
character. W.
DstaC.iy Colorado Tsr-i.ory. Fsb.s ma
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-03
What o Wcnnn Thinks

To n< Editsr y 1ls " j. 'Tri5a.I
SIR: At the Commencement or cor NUlion' 5
struggle had two nobr sons just fairly entered into
manhood; they were ny oil. they were bop0r bic. up
right ard rood had and loving besr,t all were
every way endowed 20 make for Themselves honorod
names among msni but their countrys claiul on them
oyerbalGnced all selfish bOles personal prcEpects VI
gain or honor Tbeyuent forth 10 strg ystag life 70
battle for the right both saying: They ut no lives
too good Tor such osT,o"snd tho cause 90 dear 10
them was universal liberty. And they have both
faiIeG one on the bal e.ed and one H. Rebel prison
Judge II have paid enough for my county 10 be
heard the SIDE OF that liberty and freedom for all
that Is In peril II unvise counsel shs prevail.
even my little say Will ease ny conscience somewhat,
iuasmuch az haze done what could Can Presidents
zee i-can In high official stations understand =,
was there more prepostsrous thoaslsl than 10
take fresh from this bloody and bcndsh Rebellion
and put them In oqIa power with men WHO hays stood
firm for their cOsn,rys safety aad given their treasures
and blood, well as all their powers ~ her defense
say again. was LhHe ever anything 30 absurdi ID" wo
not already hear te lately quered Rebels oJuit in
the prospect Of political power joined with the Copper.
head crew at hotnct Do they not already begin 70 DO
defant Of their Irrposest Oh God shall all these
mighty sacrifices Of good and noble lives be for naaght
We men In power look 90 IL that call not down the
excavations Of bleeding hearts BY falling 10 by
10 gisstion what has ~ nearly been obtained tho
battle. field by the hood Of our hobioat and best
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-03

quet sales Of $50 bbls Mess a, sas ga. go bb,. ID
at s28 3d. closing firm at about s2e 3l!a e2e 3t ssl@
also Of 500 bbs seller April at S2s 90 Beef was frm2
Tierce Beef is In demand. Beef Hams quiet. Cuf
Meats dnll Bacon firm. Lard dull and heavy.
PETROLEUM--The market is dull sales OF 500 bbs.'
Crude all this month sellers option, at 2ec. and on
the spot at 20 Q2gtc 500 bbls Refined, in bond dn
lots), on the spot at i4d45c.
RICE-There is not much doing the market remain
ing steady former figures The stock is e COS bags
Cleaned East Inds against 6 796 bags Cleaned $50
bags and 40 7y4 UNCLAIMED same time last year.
SEEDS-Ciover Seed is in fair demand and steady:
sales at l0d l2c. y ~ Timothy Seed IL quiet Mt IS -
ds437l. Rough Flax Seed is dull at 81 Goa g 90.
Calcutta Linseed is in limited demand AID steady, 81
e. 80 In Boston and 60 asa 80 20 here
SUGARS-A Moderate business is doing. and Prceg
may be called steady at l0 l0c for new crop fair t
good Psdning and lOi ollie. for old crop do; sales ID
@ hhds at l0t 1910. for Cuba. aud l2ic. TOR Porto
Rico, and 40 boxes part at re- Refined are dun OF
l6l9l7c. for Hards.
thds. Kentucky at III a22c. and i6 bo!s. Havana OK
~ tT&IIoW-The market is decidedly more active.
and nrices are rmer sales of $50 600 d. at liz 2.e.
FOR Western; l2i0l2ic. for City aud state anu 2scI
for Butchers Association. , 49,,
WHISKY-The market Is quiet and closes hel'y;.
sales of 60 bbs. at. 81 29ds2 80 for Western.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-03
md bbooa lining the wsy and to conceal himself from
o,r,nv1urr,, rurysrLyHs.

I'M iESu lulDb iu' Noy "Ne
all eyes.
Row ROBBERS COMM EIcATB DITWEES THEMsELNk s !,
ia looking through tho window ci our siate, erss
occasion 10 remark, from distances 10 distances, ~
lighted upon the hills, and sometimes hea'! oouiun
If smoke syrang Up from the midst OF dense Nooa,
As could not see any house. nor any nssemDiato "
persons near these fires naturally inquired into ne
origin Col Orbeeoso told me they were the Work
hers WHO thus ,eegraphed 90 another wat ~
ING on along the rOad--Vh or BOT tho dugehee VIZ
advancing how well IL was kept the senries along lne
road The advance OF the enemy and 80 on These ny
are also used by the Liberals against the ImpeIlesl
They thus communicate between themselves, ana Ie'in
all that il Is necessary to know concerning the hubV'
and movements of the latter
LIBERAL EECAsiPsiESTs on TIE ROAD
also learned that the Liberals are eutanpeI pear
most the principal villages and cities on the hebWuy
TO the CITY of Mexico. Lncampment however wan
them does not mean tents wagons aud magazines. ~
means simply bands OF 80 or 10 hOrsomep, lodging III
Tie woods going from hacienda to hacienda l'nR
upon their friends arresting digences and eoHdHca,
when they can. and keeping the country IN perieluh
state OF excitement. Ihe troops guarding inc Iohu
have tined 10 dsperse these encampmenis nut In Vs'
The most careful and minute Information has not miner
10 led 10 the discovery and surprise Of any one OF
them The Turco Who like the cats, can fight as wen
y night as By daylight have started ut every hour OF
he oay and OF tie night in search of tem but these
have not yet succeeded IN taking hold Of any Of these
camps In these regions tho Liberals have given W
fighting. They plot, conspire. rob, nnd light Wien
there is nothing 10 fear and then vanish away wIihou!
leaving any trace save that Of their exploits.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-03

ABLEs.
VI peck. az
Parsley, y bunch. ..lsel,
Parsnips. each. SEQ
Peppers, red, y bel. M
Potatoes, y bble2 25a9W'
Bushel. 81 OeN3
Half peck. ........9e2.l
Sweet, y peck. ,ooey
Radishcs. black, each 3es
RldisLes, y banoh;. -
Sage & Thyme y bch JaJ
Sauer-Krs y St... ~
Spinach. v ! peck. .mSo22,
y peck. ..@a23,
rufnix, Teltow. y ". ~
Water Cress, Y Qt..Nds"
Rms. ,~
Coal, store, imslO 1ai? @
Honey. Dor. y 70. .bssss
Kerosene, y gal ..15He"
London Club Sauce. q,
pt. bottlc.....-...-
Maoaroni. Y b.. .s3S;X
Milk. v quayt.......Dei
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HowEs g. MACY, BANKERS, 80 Wall-stree

HOwEs g. MACY, BANKERS, 81 "ail-street,
New.York Formerly officers of the Park BanS) -Four
per cent interest allowed on deposit
The busness Of this house lie the same as AZ Incorpo
rated B.nt
KrErNG ACCOUNTS may DEPOSIT snd ORA"
,s they ease and viii I've allowed Interest on their
daily balance at 4 per cent.
COLLECTIONS made on any par: d the United States
or Canada.
Orders for the PURCHASE or SALE OF the various
Government and other Stocks Bonds and Gold. prompt
y executed for the usual commission.
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A Washington dispatch to The Post says;

81" IL understood that II the Loan bill fails In Com
gross Secretary McCulloch will immedlatey use tae
power conferred upon him by the last Congess !" IT,
duce the currency"
The Chicago Times Of Wednesday says:
Business continues extremely light. and the demand
for money is so small and uncertain that the banks are
enabled TO accept all frst-cass paper offered Dy ther
customers. although the supply Of currency Is quite
small. This in the money market VIII, however,
be but temporary aud 10 If simply question OF Few
DAYS as 10 when ii will be again reported close ana
stringent. The supply OF currency as we nave GneauS
sources from which il viii receive any material al
ditioDs; and the banks are in such condition that te
sudden development Of even moderately active de-
mand for money such rs spring IN the markets may
create NJ any moment, would soon ah.",..S az their
loinabis capital, anu ren3Ss accommodations as UNI
cult and uncertain as at any time during the past
Winter and previous Fall TIC PACKING season so tbs
hog crop well nigh concluded, aud we can 10"
survey the field and see bow much our condition IS De.
meas men express general disappointment at tho sal
quantity OF money re have loft with which 10 pes.
and carry on the Spring trade. 1t was hoped tat ts
marketing oil re hOgcrop would III the Nsst WIZ
money, but Se find that We have been PAID lor TUG
greater po ton Of it simply In the cancellation oil est
ern debs all of which evidently not yet paid io1
the Shipment Of currency bias again been comneheeu
bv our banks in order TO make exchange Tor then Gus
toners who have Eastern remittanees to MAKE. Inc
shipment Of produce in the Spring viii scarcely DC 50
extensive az in past seasons, and in other Respects m
=
markets are much lower than usual SO that u u alr
to infer that the West will enter upon the next inter
in much condition than she entered upon tny
pest; and that, with each succeeding month"; SIZE VIII
be sinking deeper and deeper into debt
| The movement Of Dry Goods at this port tor the
past week has been as follows:
ENTERED FOR CONSUMPTION.
alnnuC Of Pigs. Value. MarJ. If Pkgs. Naine:
Vel s02 esJ26lO Flax 1887 stlO5I'
! co,tan I9I3 4243l5l MisCellan's. 3652 leo, 49,
Silk......... 400 404,61Ol 49, -
WITHDRAWALS.
| Manu- Of Pkgs Value Manu- Of Pkgs. Value
Wool ... SIS e26l. 6OOl Flax. 1888 400 IU-'N,
Cotton 494 l7s, 100 Miscellans.. A. lJo
Silk.......... 142 A5,sJ2l - 49, 60
wAREHOusEp.
MoanC Of Pigs. Value. !MaHG Of PAgs' y /, a sos
/ Nool 3j6tl4g s22 Flax........ l3j $3isN.
Cotton..... 1873 40,935 Miscelans.. "a e'5%
six ........ a 4096li ,o-----
| Total. N~'''S''
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sites Of its position.
mnst also add that before we alighted from the an.
gence the General and the Colonel had become intimate
friends and to show US how far every vestige Of
resentment had disappeared from their hearts they
PEELED to stop at each puqania on the road and TO
wash the dust from our Threats by copsoua pots
lions Of pu!que and o9sardienh
BACKFARKHESS OF MEXICO.
Each stage we made on the road 10 MEXICO showed
Of life. do not speak here Of the villages the way
filthy, crooked, unwsshed and pnpavsd and offensive
TO the sight and 10 the smell OF the ragged population
wandering in the streets and along tho roads uncean
lepers and looking ss wretched; of these ruined
babtatons you meet your way. with miles and miles
Of uncultivated land so wild and desolats that you
wretched state Of the rosds with their almost
able tracks their abrupt ACTIVITY and their bottomess
deeps-on tito top Of hill at one time, then In the
depth Of an obscure raFiDe at othors No wonder II
robberies Of frequent occurrence this road no
wonder II partsans will fn with impuplty, along H. 40
evident from the numerous grave and crosses recently
throat Place Political pasgioRs which, among Mexi
cans, fn( their solution IN the dagger, will always
have an opportunity to satisfy themselves here fox they
are protected by long distances andy rows Of caoius
and bushes lining both sides OF the highways.
Tie IMPEa.AL G0vERSdKsr AND TIE ROAD--dHy
TURCoe.
Meanwhile the Imperial Cos eminent u doine Ito best
70 make the road safe Military posts and colonies
the other and patrols Of Tnrsos and other uoeps hre
seen HE beh .he protective shade Of the hedges and
watc hung over t0f sserby. 10 took some tame be 4
fore becoming aGaarzed with che tresenoe OF these
huge shadows. caf In white woolen Lnrnous Gliding
avg along and bct1d tufs of benh0os or creerans
beneath the parassA shaped leaf u Che pain }ree
These Tnrcos ara pa simply excellent soidisrs; they
are. beside, frAra gymnsFs. They leap IKE cal
and bounce hike tiger They make the sonersauIt \
above regiment six ,nsn deep. with the bnyDDet at
their mnsket END On oar way to Serana q ANAL vii !
age the Doad, Issw aGe OF these TSrcOs leap nom
iis hidden upon ~alwart Indian 10 was run.
hing away, carrying under-hs arm Goldfish stolen at
ma of the paqU,y0s igrooerAs) In bound he was
tie road, barring the way - the Indian who sought
o escape by taking 10 the field Another bound and |
shing his gun and coilDg hlS legs sronnd his |
leck q snake; he choked and compelled him 20 fall
enscless on the road lie then took the stolen prop
rty and a. swirl as the wind he ran b. the paigaeyia
where he was rewarded for his Vigilance aod honesty
y full glass Of a9aoyd,shte which he drank 20 the
eath Of the Emperor. The Indian, wLo had been
ghteIed rather than injured by tho assoits Of his
nm4able antagonist, awaited himself Of che visit Of
W P'fee 2 tasp41strta 70 ssesp a'a1' lf REEDS !
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-03
Receipts Of Produce.

MARCH --3 0Os bbls. Flour, $50 bbs WolstH 80,
bbs Corn Meal 800 bash. Wheat, 3 100 bush Corni
go bush Data 1880 bush. Malt, 2%3 pkes Beef -
pigs Pork. 4s4 pkgs. Cat Meats l.66s PKG as,sr
u isgs Lard 3s\ sbls. Petroleum. LOGS boiss 8s""'
Goa Urssse1 Hegs.
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when ] fought you il was IN open, field. with the
courage and loyalty OF soldier" said Col 0rbegOso
was dangerous, as you pretend il was part Of my
duty 10 be 90. Tor was commanded TO do you much
harm as possible. But this did not authorize you 10 lay
down an ambush TO carry me away from ray tent, 10
make your prisoner and then order your soldiers
20 shoot me down like dog
ITO explain this affair. and tomhke yen. understand
the cause Of the Generals aneasness at
continued the Colonel "yOa must Know that Gen. Cam.
panello bad succeeded Ia tribing two Of my men,
two eeDtinels who under ISeense that the enemy
advancing toward u.s. led outside Of my lpcs where
was caught with lasso ty two unknown borsemsn
hidden behind bush. attempted to resist, but in
men by fastening my arms with ropes Five hours
after was led before mock council Of war; who de.
ealed me guilty ordered that should be sent the
chapel and shot next morning at daylight.
Il do not know. gentlemen. whether .you are ac.
luaiIted with one Of the most etautiul Inventions of
civil war; mean the chapel ALLOW me 10 describe
tsaa wee taken BY another partisan. u the prisoner
vas deemed dangerous or the record Of his deeds
black with crimes, be sent before a commission
charged 10 inquire into his conduct aud found guilty
fer personal merit criminal condnet be sent 10
The chapel. The chapel Is q dungeoa. or q cellar, or
sometimes aSimple room in which The doomed man is
confined befse the execution takes place On that oc
eason an altar IL brought into the place OF his QoufIe
eent crocfa pat on the altar. vita ether religious
anakes and dszen candles igted arcund the
sscfed symbqs When there is priest in the neigh
hood be Ia sen< to receive the confession OF the Grim
bot most Of the time there are no priests near Of
hand 20 chat be spssds the night alone face TO face
fsneeuon thai he IL t. die in o few hours.
tou canesrm no kea Of the distressing effect pro.
6ucsd ~ thn sefgoso and solemn display upon tie
D.n VINO teus thrust iiao Of these chapes with
nus the eominiE voice Of spiritual adviser TO fight
man may be bsave, bis nature energetic; his rnori
courage essat def, him to lefnsin numoyed by the
Iagbt OF the preparations Rec,ding his death. The
ssntnenf m depression felt wien the doors Of the
shspe were shut upon me we've not, however of long
5erAtiou. Aaying contemplated ftr moment the altar
lsd the objects desoratingh led around TO ex.
lmtae the room IN which w@ eonkn,1d and 10 see i'll
hare were no means Of escape left 10 M.
Ihe room was square apartment. bnilt in the
spanish fashion, that ID 70 say very strong with large
ioor 10 front and two windows In the II sit
laed on the first floor ana any man could has jumped
rom tne windows into the yard on which they opened
xtnont any risk. looked through them 10 ma 'suic
se Instance but bad no shown my head IAN
~ ,he bright muxze Of mnsket incline toward M,
20 heAfa the worde, Rack or shoot uttered by
ne sentinel below. Two Of the one for each window
~ La pasaiDs over the grass beneath which rem
evs ~ esesss N Nst SIDE ys,s dsassypns not p.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-03

Call loans over cash In hand. is5, $50
Tho ffmness in 5.20s. in Europe and at homo
will enable tho Secretary to continue tho conror-
sion Of compound notes and other currency debt
quite extensively. The income of the Government
is much larger than the Secretary estimated, and
with prudence in the appropriations by Congress
tho close Of the fiscal year will show the National
debt AZ for on the way to liquidation as is desirable.
Mr.. III. II. Body, Agent Of tho Chicago and
North-We'tern road, desires Va to say that the
quotation Of gu for tho bonds recently awarded is
incorrect, and that the true price was 72l, with
interest from the payment of the last coupons.
NJ Henry Dodge. with Clark, Dodge & Co., was
elected member of the New-York Stock Exchange
this morning, by the lnrgcst vote ever cast-lS3
White ballo'f. and no blssk balls
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-14
PROPOSALS
DROPOsALs.... .,........,,:PH
OFFICE ASSISTANT QUARTERM ASTER, !
NnaE Drenns NnEemOer ~, Is65. J

Sealed Proposals are respectfully solicited aud will be re
this oce until the 2i5n day OF NoysmeeF & l92 2
the Transport COmmt5sAry stores III new Jgo ~
and from the Levee Vees, hallway DepD aud the tohhS
s1ry Staehouses Anchor Ptess Tchonp9Has street ala
Hunter seet Irhouptouus street, ny "aSOh0 Ut D
suitable Tor the purpose NJ. ,,,l
Tf,ccs Of Pork and Bacon per Cubic oot Barrels OF
Flour Corn Meel Rice and Beans, per cubic foot; llrd
read per box Miscellaneous Stores per loo pounds Tor
The nistanc quarter Of mile and additional rates to
en square exceeding hn distance FreshS may De required
to be huuled, ~ 4, W.. Nc,
designated by Depot CommitsRrY. ,a
Payments i'd he made Mmthl%, when the PuaHetuo5te .
DpDartreut is in funds for the purpose. r,.
Contract continue for Six Months at W 0seret"h 81 Fne
Chief Quare ermastur Department OF the uult. r,
P0uUsas Will be eael ana luNpfacI Ft0ROsaa ot lSuS
portatun Of Crulm ssafy stores 81, ,,.s y,.,,,,4.
n RI .,mr,aaTT,t maT II ttra Euli 7. j. SIEANG,
Dsp'' Bevt 1t; ''ol. ana a @ ~
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-14

BRuTAL MuRDER..-0na Of tile most horrible
of Charleston, was committed last night, about
half.Dast 10 o'clock, in King street, near Burns
Lane, by one United States soldier upon another
We heard OF Fat too late an hour to make strict
inquiry into the facts Of The case, but we under
II IS said that the murderer dogged his victim, who
was somewhat in liquor, for the purpose OF OBJ.
tanning money, which he knew was tn his posses.
SION and that not being able togef y IN any oshef