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NeWodFreight ri Arrangements.
The Chicaqo Great Eastern, and ,ittis,Atiah6i&
Columbus Xenia, and Dayton 4, Western Rail-
roads have so arranged their Time fables as to make
direct necions with Freight trains at Richmond
in both DIRECTIONS. making the timefrom 9olnmbus
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Columbus. April 80. LAu 53i2 illW .ihI
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-29
AXE PARTTCULAR NOTICE.
YOIiNG MEN

Who have injured themsel Vesb q certain practice
indulged in when alone habit frequently learned
from evil companions, or at school, the effects of
which are nightly felt even when asleep, and IF not
cured, renders arriage impossible and destroys
both mind and body, should apply Immediately. p
Nv bat = pity that a l9ung man, the hope Of his
country the pride of his oarents should be snatched
from all prospects and enoyments of life by the con-
sequence of deYiatng from the path of nature and
indulging in certain secret habit. Such persons
mnSt before contemplatine n IN
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-29
Little Miami, columbus e edenia
|7sb 9di 10 sno :gANDtgd diiw bs27sfo
DAYTON & WESTERN
ID HA TEtHb9 xBA..ot

.sm6i '9GTIg7O --z1aibJos ss1s7S sssifJ
ON AND AFTER z PpRiffI PpIRsiff IGas.. ise1.
FIVE TRAINS DAILY VIII Issxves es1SolI1uri5mJ'
FOR CINCINNATI, L0U1svILIR, ,sGAIRo1 81.
,7et7 LOUIS, DAYTON, RICHMOND, M-g
sw TDIANlA,P1o0ILIs IANllAA,P1o0ILI = CHICAGO adj n
Without change of cars to. DAYTON ,and RICH
l. j TSdDiANkP0 LIS csnd EHfieaGso.s is % s1i if ni
10 Connections are Fsliable as EoIlows.74zfd
yrsfiol 8 80 FIRST TRAR.7edo . .oidO
DAILY, except Monday l,,if 4,,o,t,;-,r
Leaves at 1870 A. N, for Cincinnati. Circle
yille, and Lancaster ChiIicothe and Marietta:
ost6ps at London South GharIestJn,s Xsnia, Cor.
EincSSaf EEi SSsfGs Al ?EflanS 5s and snF' aEFi!Rsat
EoidO ,dssIo 5sECoND TRAIN .ysa :d5s2
III ~ ;oid0DElJ except Sunda5s.Id nuadiD
Leaves at 500 A. NJ. for, Cinoinnati1 Dayton
Richmond, Indianapolis and stops at West Jeffer-
Z som CL0nd0n. South Charleston, Xenis SuTir0
Valley, COrwin, Morrow, South Lebanon FOster,s
Loyeland, Milford, arriving at Cincinnati at 1920
a. M, connecting with the Mail Line steamers for
~ LOUISVILLE. s5Iii suu y19Ya-.sdIAIIIId
|amrg prIrrzij THIRD iTRAINsorrso sd ii
- -r 80, Oaily except Sundsys.) t-o,,1:-, =
Leaves at 1906 p NJ. for Cincinnati and Daytoonp.
nsf m md 1Bd lnoianspOiis arriving az Cncin
.'' '''l s'D'7 FOURTH TRAIN. a'' ~ Dh"0T
4o4 -47Daiiy except Sundays NO. DlsiA
Leaves at $50 P NJ forii Cincinnati, stopppiiraR pppiiraR
at Alton. W est Jefferson, London South Charles.
et9n, Selma, GedarFille. Xenia, Spring, Valley,
Corwin, Morrow, Loveland and arriiying at Gin,
2einnati at i0:35aAa Mo u iliW Vino OW5 70
III .-r- "a . f.rf- Tr Il III oaa--f,rf H--a
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-29
MARRIAGE.

Married Persons or Young Men contempt
marriage, being aware of Pm ysical Weakness
ganlc Debility, Deformities, speedily cured
1s He who places himself under the care of Dr.. I
may religiously confde in his honor as a gent ema
and confidentlY rel lY upon his skill as phYsiciar.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1867-12-27
$500
ERRORS OFYOUTG.
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
EXECUTORS AND ADMINISTRA-
Ia TORS who have not settled their &C
counts according to law, will, at as early
day as possible, with the vouchers, re-
port TO the Register for the settlement of
said accounts. All delinquents will be
called to appear before the Court.
BY order of the Orphans Court,
JOSEPH R. ELY,
Register of Wills for Hartford county.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1867-12-27
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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-07-17

tHon1crrpn IA difficulty occurred yesterday after.
noon. about o'clock, between Natsi Beraghi
(proprietor Of the Congaree Restaurant) and NJ.
brown, ian employees on the Greenyille Railroad,
which result ed in the death Of the former from the
thrust of knife in the hands Of the latter, which
severed the femoral artery in five minutes after
receiving the wound, the unfortunate man Was
dead. Brown WAS immediately arrested and con;
by Coroner. Walker, last evening, and they will
conclude their deliberations this morning. The
neral Of the deceased will take place this after
noon, at o'clock, ct the Catholic Church.
Coiurabia Phoenix,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-07-17

Z Political arrests in Spain are always made on
the largest scale, and it Is therefore not matter
ofsurprise that, in ,nsequence Of ., runor Of .
conspiracy against the Life Of the Queen, the
Government hns at once made o big haul Of over
two thousand persons suspected Of completely.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

s6 coNsdNEES' NOTICE -CoNSIGNEES
per steamship sARAaossA are hereby notified that she
Is Tis ydischarns hsrcargo OF gandsrhorsts Wharf
Goods not called for ut sunset win be stored ut sk and
expense Of owners. RAvENI CO
July II = s
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& sE ELMoRE MUTUAL INSURANCE COM
PANY.-FfNAL DIVIDEND m LIQUIDATION
CHARLESTON, JuLY II. 1ss7.-A nnsl Dividend Of ONE
DOLLAR ANDFHTY CENTS per share win psid 70
the Stockholders from this date until the A
gust nsI on which day the Dividend Books nd Once
Of the Company VII be closed Sts;., g
stockholders are required b produce % dstes
Of Stock, In order that the Same insy b he'd ';t
4 By order of the Board. 8 Il = q
$ ,;a 80 JOSEPH wHMDEH,
1nlv II vi finn Sec,ry and irreas,r
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s 0yer four Thousand dogs, of all shapes, sizes,
shades, colors, qualities, capacities, had been
slaughtered at the pounds in New York on satur-
daFlsst end theory was 'sstill they come," at the
rate Of more than hundred day.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-07-17
THE AIKEN PRESS

rs PROPOSED TO PUBLISH IN THE TowN;eF
Aiken, g C.. Weekly paper uudar tia aboye tie.
to be devoted to General Com
mcrciai social Literary, md Religious Depart
naent Of Agriculture incuding the Field the Orchard
the vineyard, and .he Gaiden. A News Sunmary,t to
coutstn digest Of me important events Of the week.
Hon win Be ivea TO the unsetled question Of Labor ~
best adapted to our condition. and the deyelopeht
OF the resources Of the country m Msnufsctufes Agt
"TermsASS year, In advance
w,D. KIRKLAND, Publishee January 2,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-07-17

aSSEAIED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIY-
ED 1t the office Of the Chief DisSursing Officer c the
Bureau R. f. and A. L. State Of South Garona until
IL O'Clock, noon Of the 2oh day OF July. for building
Brick School House on Bull street. In tho City Of
Charleston.
Plans and Specifications may be seen ut the Office of
the undersigned, No. 8, Southern Wharf Proposals
must be accompanied by the names Of tworespqndble
parties who will become surees for the faithful compile
tion or the contract and must be endorsed Proposals
Bull street School House. snd addressed 70 the under
signed.
The right is reserved to reject all bids received
not satisfactory. JAMES p Low.
July Il i - 6eriinN-S BELt. Col. sndA Q. NJ.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-07-17

l4NoW Ao6A cotiou. NOW xork LeypOlut q uolI
This is the title Of very neat little volume,
printed in most attractive form and our read
ers may Judge Of the contents from the following
List Of the "heads" Of chapters or essays 1. The
Glut in the Fiction Market. 2. Critics and Criti-
cism.. 5. Clergymen's Salaries. 4. Popularizing
Science. s. The Good Old Times. 6. Why we
have no Saturday Reviews. Z. Tinkering Hymns:
g. American Ministers Abroad. 9. Horse Racing.
10. Some Of our Social Philosophers. II. Waste.
L. Dress and its Critics. IS. The Social Influence
OF the National Debt. Il. Hints for Fourth Of
July .Orations. 15 American Regulations in Eng
land. 16. The European and American Order Of
thought, II. Roads. IL. Pews. 10. A Conneo-
ticut Village. 20. Voyages and Travels. 81. Verse
Making. %. Something about Monuments. %.
Our Love of Luxury. "a. A Plea for Culture. 25.
Curiosities Of Longevity.
A MOST attractive table Of contents; not an
essay here that is not upon an attractive subject
and admirably written, not unfrequently remind
ing us Of the Lamb flavor. There is great deal
that is quotable. But We forbear indulging our
incinations. content to give the following extract
only from the Oath essay:
II cannot be too well understood or too often
repeated that the progress Of nation is not kept
up simply BY the general diffasion Of small de-
gree of education, such as men get in district
schools or 'spick up" in the spare moments Of q
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-07-17
OUR wAsHI1tslairoa. coRREsforDHSoE.

:. - :
OUR wAsrInuiroa coRREsfonDHNoE.
rHE. LAST PHASE or azoossTauor1os-
SUMMERS DEMAaD FoR u1vERsAL SUFFRAGE
WAR SPIRIT AMONG THE poEDEH MElPTns OF COM
taREssA ApRoeREssos THE suRRATT TFIAL- STRONG
EVIDENCE FOB THE DEFENcU -AExInAH MATTERs
AND AMERICAN POLITICS -1lAxnfrIiAH's, ExEcU-
ssTIoN HErla MADE. !. sPoLyucAIl IssuE-oUR MN
s nTzR 10 THE JXuaEz aoyEHsnlsTr arAHT AID
THE NEXT PRESIDENCY, ETo.
WAsHmaros, July IL
Congress having at last succeeded IN passing
Supplementary Reconstruction Bill-not- without
some qualms Of conscience, however, on. the part
Of certain Of the members thasf isAot qtate COM
plste enough-it is now ffair to- presume that the
all,absorhing topic of fixing to certainty the sta
tus OF the different military districts and their
commanders in the South, will give ray TO some
thing else-poslbiy adjournment. The trainers
Of the new BILL which is composed OF the entire es
;sence Of those which preyiously passed both
Houses, express themselves satisfied, and think
the nation can now safely be Left for another short
season without the necessity Of Congress remain
ing at the capital and it q believed
that the midsummer session viz end about the
middle Of the present week This q noto the gen
sersT Impression but 10 on8 4lowa what q day may
bring forth, and past expari ssproyen very
Snclahiveiy that ifis not maze predictions
rs to what win happen while Congress remains In
Washingtons q sk s 81 .fsf IL
There afe two postanf ss different IN!
their nature as any Two things ealf b,-one being
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-07-17

Bench and Bsr The Wit. Humor. Aspertiss, and Anne
nihes Of the Law. By J.. l.. Hgelow, Counsellor st
Law, With portraits and illustrations. New York,
Harper Bros.
The title OF this book is descriptive Of itscon-
tents and no one With any sense Of humor can
read ut without indulgin2 most heartily in laugh
ter. The collector Of these anecdotes has schiev-
ed something like success in his attempt at book
making, but notice would not be fair without
comment upon its pretensions to merit, as set
forth in the preface by the editor who with becom-
ing modesty styles himself author. Mr.. B1aE1ow
might have made much more interesting work
in selecting from 80 vast. q quantity Of material
presented by the subject. The only deviation
from mere copying is in the disparagement Of
Lord CAMPBEIL as an author, when without any
attempt atseyerity It might be said Mr.. B., has
madea book from the "drawer" Of Harpe's Maga-
zine. With very few exceptions the South is
ignored, but.we could not expect anything else
in our present unreconstructed state. To those
who have time and greenbacks for amusement,
We can recommend o visit to HOLMES Book House
where the work can be procured.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-07-17

@WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
E. M. WHITING Esq. as q candidate for Sheriff OF
Charleston (Judicia District at the next election.
September 10 o..
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-07-17

a ARr1FiClAh EyEs. IcIAL &. .HH0-
MAN EYEssmsde % order and inSastsd by DrI r.
iBAUoH ~ r GoUdLRMASN. .tspEsnay dmploysd BY
RaEssoss.Ap;ofp psris No. so Rspsaway, New iyosk
April ~ 81: I. ss;,:s5.1, :, IT.
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OBITUARY.
- e 4 raipu,rEr 3 ~ 10 X pErAnrrIp WORM.

, -
Death has Visited happy household and claimed a.
Its victim one Of earths choicest flowers Mrs. ADA.
LAIDE LOUISA, wife OF Col 3. 8. Du1YKA and eldest
daughter OF Mr.. aud Mrs. HENRY W. ScHRoDEa, died at
her rezdenca in this city the 21st Of June 1857 IN
the twenty fifth year Of her age To have known her
to have loved her. As Wife she was thfu loving
and Kind: as parent ever sobcttous, ever Watching
with the anxious eye Of christian mother; as daugh
ter and sister unwaveng in fervor and fidelity Of &
fecaon. with calm submission she bore her suffer-
ings never darkenng the brightness Ct her pure fah
by single murmur. And though we have consigned
her and Innocent babe to sleep In the grave we
would engrsYe upon memory her chacter and en-
deayor to emulate LIS example,. Home with the loved
there was to her the dearest place on eah around
1t all the ae lions OF her heart clustered, and to was
given all the devotion Of loving nature. To those who
stricken by the blow, mourn IN bitter solitude for one
who was the Joy and hope, and star OF their earthly
home, there Is the consolation which comes faith
In just, wise and loving Father In Heaven, who has
taken back his gift to perfect 1t IN holiness and
beauty sndby tts presence there tomake more atrac
tive to those soowing ones their better home IN Hea
ven. But abe has gone, the devoted wife. the fond
mother the loving daughter has in an unexpected mo-
men been called to ay her down and die Then cease
smien to brood over the recolecons Of departed
Joy look away from the ruin death hss wrought in your
once happy home and think Of your beloved one, not
III the dark cold grave, snot lost but gone before
saved purified blessed her angel over you
and would WOO you to Heaven that you might with hr
spend an endless life Of perfect biss at Gods right
hand. -
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HESITATE oFsoUTH CAROLINA, CHARLES
TON CLERKS oFFToEC. g. SAND o.P.
PUBLIC NoTIpE.-I.J. j. W. BRoWNFTELD. Clerk Of
said court in of Act Of the Legislature In
such case made and provided do hereby give public no
tice that an ELECTION FOR SHERIFF OF CHARLES
TON DISTRICT win be- held ON Monday the bth Of
August next at all the usual places Of election through
ont the said District ~ .f.t1.fs : ifat9 ~
Witness my hand at Charleston, the 2sth june 1867.
j. W. BRowNFIELD. G. G. 8. and @. p
juno % -" "
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-07-17

- sF THE GRAvEsT BALADES OF YoUTB
AND EARLY MANHOOD HOWARD ASSOCIATION
ESSAYS, on the Physiology Of the Passions and the
Errors Abuses and Diseases peculiar to the frt age
man, with Reports ON new methods Of treatment em-
ployed in this institution Sent In sealed letter en-
yelopes, nee Of charge. e 80 2, e.
= Address Dr.. J. sKILLlN HoUGHToN,
Howard Association, PhAadephis Pa. i
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BOOKS sAHDPER1op1cALs.

g.sas. % CHARLESTON, -.
-. ROCKS AND NDPERIoDIcALs.
TIE CoIIEaE .CoURANT.-We have received the
first number Of this college paper, which We are
informed takes the place Of the Yale oostrdnt
which ran Q successful course during the past two
years. The paper contains three departments: A
Graduate, Undergrate, and General College news.
The Graduate department contains all news re-
lating to Alumni OF Yale College, enabling any
graduate 10 hear everything Of interest in regard
to bic own classmates; their doings and where
abouts. The Alumni number about 5000, and have
already given the enterprise most cordial sup
The, Undergraduate department Win be under
the more immediate charge Of the undergraduate
editors and devoted to the local interests Of the
College. sas.4s.sq ..aisf5 80 4 - 8
g The general College news department. win give q
summary Of all College news. Correspondents are
secured IN most Of the Colleges Of the country.
This department win make the paper Of interest to
to every one connected with Colleges.
Two prizes are offered by the oouraat, which
eopm for competition to students in any College
in the United States. The first is ArpIEros's New
Cyciopedis Qeather binding price $12O, for the
best Essay on the Relation Of our Colleges to the
Education OF the Masses" :" The second is IRyrNa's
complete works l2s volumes), price $40, for the
best Poem. 81 ssa.sIs.. -, 80. - H.
: sTHE CHRnTrAN HARMONY, containing choice
collection W Of hymn. and psalm tunes, odes and
anthems, seectsd trom the best authors m Europe
and America, together with large number OF
new tunes, from eminent composers, never before
published, embracing great variety OF metres,
suited to nearly all the metres contained in the
Various hymn and psalm books used by the differ
ent denominations OF ohristianss Designed also
for tho use OF singing schools, choirs, social and
private singing societies, IN the seven syllable
system OF musical notation, with seven characters;
also. s coplons eluoidanon OF the science q vocal
ing " Pian fales la lor beginners, py WniAA
sWAIa1ER safs1or of .sontnern Harmony and the
Southern and Western Harmonist Philadel-
phia !: Published by ". E. MnLER and WnLlAM
WALEEs - ~
Were this any other but Mr.. WAIKER's book, We
should bold ourselves absolved from any ftfrther
notice, after the unconscionabg long title. But
hr. WALKER % an Old nend, and the christian q
HsFmany. ias 9 ametamorphoais, We suspect
brought sbout TO suit =. the e. times the ouIh
etn Harnaony oelng lust now ons o. sune. Ine
autnor, mr.. w, We have long Known az .
nseIH ana hlGnly respected citlzen OF spartan
burg, .. O., whero, IN contradistlnctlon 70 another
sWAIKnR, who Mas living there formerly,
with a4ectionsts tspilia he Has known and
eDOken Of 8s tSinRin1 Billy WAKE ~ He hirIi.s
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-07-17

CRITICAL AND SOCIAL Essays reprinted from The
New York Nation. New York Leypodt Holt
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r. aSERR0Rs OF YoUTH.-A GENTLEMAN
who suffered for years from Nervous Debility Pre-
mature Decay, and all the effects Of youthful inscre
ton win for the sake Of suaerng humanity. send free
to y. who need IT, the receipt and directions for making
the simple remedy BY which he WIS cured Sufferers
wshr gto profit b7 the advertsers experience can do
90 by addressing, Il perfect confidence. ~.
! - John b, OGDEN, s;
April "a Smoss No. a Cedar street. New York
@NoTIM T } MARNERs.-GAPTAIN
AND Pilots wiahin1 to yessels In Ashley
River are requested 70 do 20 anywhere yin direct
range Of the heads OF the SAVANNAH RAILROAD
wHARyEs on the Charleston 1nnd st Andrews side Ct
the Ashley Rver; by which contact with the
suhmsrips Telegraph Cable WIN be avoided. b st
5. c,53 - ) d - 8. @. TURNER H Il :
Harbr Masters atace, Charleston, Fsbruay Q, 1855
February7 s,ss..q - - = =,
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FORNORTH AND SOUTH FDIsTO

sBEHHETT's POINT AHD. WAY LAND
The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1867-02-21
An Old Document.


The following is copy, verbatim, of a
treaty c! peace, and the appointment of a
commissioner by William Penn, to treat
with the Governor of Canada to establish
a system of trade by which the people oil
the Province of Pennsylvania and those
of Canada could be provided with such
commodities of traffic as might De desired
for the comfort of Doth Provinces The
original copy was written by William
Penn, and addressed to the Governor OF
Canada, in June, 1852 (I85 years aso),
and is now neatly framed. and adorns the
walls of the Surveyor Generals Office.
In size it is 30 by "A inches, and is writ
ten in the old English style. In the same
Office may be seen many other valuable
old documents, some of them written over
two centuries ago. The novelty and sim
gplar style of writing are worth the time
occupied in their perusal The FIRST let
ter Of the first word is about four inches
long, and is ornamental iu its appear
auue -
1.-The Great God that made thee and
me and all the world Incline our hearts
TO peace and justice that we NAV live
1riGndly tOSethef as becomes the work
mansnip of the Great God. The King
OF England who is Great Prince batt.
for divers Reasons gT 1ted to me a large
country in America which however [ aul
wiling to Injoy upon friendly terms with
thee. And this | will say that the people
who comes with me are Just plain and
honest people that neither make war upon
others nor fear war from Others because
they will be just. have set up Soci-
ETY. of Traders in my Province to trafick
with thee and thy people FOR your com
nudities, that you may be furnished with
that which is good at reasonable rates.
Aud that Society hath ordered their
President to treat with thee about a fu-
ture Trade and have j9;ned with me TO
send this Messenger TO ;hee With certain
Presents from Us to tesaiy our willingness
TO have fair correspondence with thee.
And what this Agent shall do in our
names we will agree unto. 1 hope that
thou wilt kindly Receive him ana comply
with his desires on our behalf both with
respect to Land and Trade. The Great
God be with thee. Amen.
"PHILIP THEODORE LEHMAN,
"WM. PENN. Secretary"
The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1867-02-21
NUMBER 5.

Despairing 10 regard TO fighting of these
and other arrests, which he understood to
be impending, Mr.. Culver went 10 Jail in
June of last year, where he remained
until January last. The quiet little VIII
lage of Franklin 1as astounded by visit
from the Serseant-st-Arms OF The Nation
al House of Representatives with posse
con,itat@s and the prisoner was liberated.
With characteristic energy Mr.. Culver
pushed the matter 10 a trial, and on the
evening of Thursday, January 81, he ap-
Peared with counsel to answer he COM
Plaint of Thomas Hoge and John Dufield,
in the case of The Commonwealth against
c. V. Cnlver and James s. Austin, Cash
Ter of the Yenaugo Bank, in the Court
Of Quarter Sessions of Yenango county.
before Judge Truakey and Associate
Judges Lsmberton and Mccormack, on 3
charge of conspiracy TO defraud the We
mango National Bank, John Dufield, and
"divers persons to the Jurors unknown, !"
IN which matter the Grand Jury had found
true BILL
The result of the trial has already been
announced-the ;ary finding verdict of
not guilty, and that the prosecutor, john
Duf6eId, Ga wealthy citizen of Franklin)
pay the costs