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Policemen Powers now claims
that he did not state TO us that the
man Blosser was discharged, after
his examination before Justice
Shaw; and that we misunderstood
him in that respect. We certainly
understood his statement as it was
printed, but we give him the bene,
fit of this disclaimer, and dismiss
the subject.
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Douglass s Coles l2act Muslins

@-Those of our readers who
need anything in the way of Co.'S
metics or Toilet Articles, would do
well to patronizo the firm Of Ber.
ger, Shuts & Co., Troy, N. Y
They are the only Agents in Amer
lea for many of the most valuable
French and English Toilet Articles
preparations that are used by the
Beauties Of the Old World, to beau
tify and make attractive their per-
sons. See their advertisement in
another column.
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New PApER-We are in receipt
of the first two numbers of "The
Pilot" published at Ft. Recovery,
Mercer county, Ohio, by G. B.
Crooks, late of Fairfield county
Friend Crooks has the ability to got
up spicy paper, and we wish him
success in tho enterprise.
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TO Consunrptives.

VNHE Advertiser having been restored To
II health in a few weeks, by very simple
remedy, after having suffered several years
with q severe lung affection, and that dread
disease, Consumption-is anxious to make
known to isfellow-suffere-sth means ofcure
To all who desire it, he wilt send copy o.
tNe prescription used, (free of charge), with
the directions for preparing aud using thC
same, which they will find a sure Cure for Con
sumption, Asthma, Bronchits,&c. The only
tion, is 20 benefit the afflicted, and spread IN,
formation whlohhe conceivos to be invaluable
and hehopes every sufferer wlltrv his remedy
ssItwill cost them nothing. and may prove q
blessing.
Parties wishinglhe prescription, will please
address Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
wiliamshurgh, Kings county, New York.
October rs, ,lS60-ly
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April 11,.2m.
Watch, Clock and Jewelry Em-
pOrium.
GEORGE Il. SMITH, JR. PRoPRIE-

GEORGE d. SMITH, JR. PRoPRIE-
TOR.
Smith sells the finest Jewelry;
Smith sells the finest and best
Clocks and Watches;
Smith sells the best Silver and
Plated Ware;
Smith sells Pianos, Violins,
Flutes, Accordeons, Concertinas,
and other musical instruments,
with music for the same;
Smith sells the finest Toilette ar.
ticlesi
Smith sells THE Gold Pen, (Mor-
ton's);
Smith has the largest, most
splendid and attractive stock in the
city; in addition TO which
Smith sells the FLORENCE SEW.
ING MAoHINE-now acknowledged
to be the Queen of Sewing Ma.
chimes.
The public are invited to call
and see if there is any humbug
about this. Apl. 18, '67-tf
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1@ What lady would wear false
hair or curls, when, by an outlay Of
One Dollar, she can procure an ar
ticlo that will cause her hair to curl
in wavy ringlets, or heavy massive
curls2
1t does not injure the hair, but
on the contrary, renders it soft,
glossy and hcalthful. 1t is equally
eficacious in curling the hair of the
opposite sex. Messrs. Berger,
Shuts & Co, Chemists, ofTroy, N,
Y, are agents for the Same.
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HEAVY ATTAcHMENT.-A consta-
BILE of Liberty township has posted
numerous notices in Basil and vi.
cinity, for the sale, on the 18th
inst, of "one leather halter" cat.
tached" by him to satisfy the claim
of q certain creditor. 1t will be in
teresting to learn how much the
plaintiff realizes from this sale, af.
tor the Justices and constablo's
fees are satisfied.
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Valuable Farm for Sale.

Situated one mile southwest Of West Rush
Vile, and formerly owned by John Stutzman,
deed. II contains H215 acres; about 80 cleared,
and PAX timber land; good hank barn and
corn crib large two story stone dwelling, with
frame addition 40 by 20 feet under the same
roof, and ample cellar underneath. There arc
also large cstern, spring-house with never
house, and two good orchards Of choice fruit Of
all kinds. For further particulars, inquire OF
the undersigned at his residence In Pleasant
township, four miles west Of Lancaster, on the
Newark road SOLOMON S. STUTZMAN,
May 10, lS67-tf Agent
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FRosr.-There was frost on Tues
day and Thursday mornings Of
last week-7th and 9th inst--the
latter quite severe, doing some
mischief in low situations.
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Ft. Wayne, Ind, heretofore over.
whelmingly democratic, has been
carried by the Republicans at the
late municipal election, by four tc
eight hunded majority.
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TIE RIVERSIDE MAGAZINE for
May is a magnificent and entertain
ing number better, we think, than
any that have preceded. 1t takes
rank, now, at the head of all the
magazines for young people.
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The montgomery County Chron-
icle' is a new paper just started at
Dayton, o., by Gardner & Rey-
nolds, the second number of which
we have received. 1t is q hand
some and lively sheet, in politics,
Union Republican.
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WThe regular meeting of the
Nemean Base Ball Club will be
held at the Mayors Office, this eve
ming, at half.past z o'clock. A full
attendance is desired.
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Snow IN MAY,-Snow fell at
many places in Northern Ohio, on
the I'd inst, and onthezth, lin Put
nam county, it fell to the depth Of
an inch.
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bJ~ Attention is invited to the
advertisement Of Solomon s. StutE-
man, Of Valuable Farm for Sale
in Richland township. See new
advertisements.
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HAILSToRM.--There was a heavy
fall Of hail in the vicinity of Canal
Winchester on Monday. Many Of
the ice pellets were as largo as :
corns. There has been a decided
coolness in the atmosphere ever
Aince.
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INsURANcE.-A new institution
in the Insurance line, is advertised
in this issue, by Messrs. B. f. Rein
mund & Son. See the Statement
of the Railway Passengers Assu-
rance Company, of Hartford, Conn.
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HoRTIoULTURAL SOCIETY The
regular meeting for last Saturday,
failed for lack of attendance of a
quorum of members. 1t is hoped
the next regular meeting, on the
25th lost, will will present a better
showing
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The Ohio Farmer in an article
on the subject. Expresses the opin-
ion that fine Ohio wool viii sell at
from so to75 cents,
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EXAMINATION IN HIsToRY,
Tsdcher.-James, my lad, can you
tell me what extraction the Bona
parte family wereof2
P,lpil.-Of Cors. Lean, M
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BOARD or HEAL

Hon. P. Van TRuMr has our
thanks for q copy Of the Patent Of
fee Agricultural Report for 1865.
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~ Union men Of Fairfield turn
out to the county meeting called
for the 9Th of June, and let the
bull be set in motion for the impor.
tant fall campaign
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The Court House Question.

We print elsewhere the Eagles
article Of last week on the subject
Of the action of the Commissioners
in determining the site Of the new
Court House. IT embodics the
chief and most obvious considsra-
tions and arguments against the
location adopted by the Commits.
sioners, and in favor Of the one ig-
nored BY them, to.wit, the Public
Square. Up to the time the decis-
ion was made, we had supposed
there could be no serious question
as to the plain advantages of the
latter site, and that as q matter Of
course means wero being used to
enlighten the Commissioners as to
the wishes of what is believed to be
the great majority of the people Of
the county, on the subject. The
Commissioners may have acted ac-
cording 70 the best light they had
yet we cannot help believing that
the erection Of the new edifice on
the site chosen by them will be
followed by general public regret,
which, instead Of wearing away,
willincrease with the lapse Of years.
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City Omcial Directory.

Ndvor-Tali Slough.
Oty Marshal--Michael Stock.
CHI CTerk-Wm. l.. King,
(gfy Solicitor-J0hn q. Reeves.
Cifv Treas,irer--James McManamy.
[Yfv Engireer--E. 8. Eannun.
Menlbers Citu C0uncit-First Ward. Theodore
Mlthoff, John :. Brasee; second ward, E. H. Slo
cum, s. j. Wnght third ward, Hugh Cannon,
d. Jackson; fourth ward, Jacob Hite, william
hrs,Idsut Citp Couneil-Jacob Hite.
Market Muster--M lchael Stock.
Vsiok Master -. w. Towson.
SUBJ. Public Cl0ck-W. Binlnger.
Ciy WatcI-M. steck, (ChietD Pat. Powers
VIM Bodenheimer.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Casey, O. Plinke.
CAiJ Of Fire Dep't.--Wm, Vorys.
srlNDIso COMMITTEES OF COUNCIL.
Enanes- -Schopp, Mithoff, Brasee.
Streets and Aueys-Cannon, Mithotf, Slocum,
Gas-Mlthoff, Cannon, Wright.
Public safety Wright, Jackson, MithOK
Market House--Mith Slocum, Jackson.
Railroads-Brasee, Cannon, 8chopp.
GraVeyards- Jackson, Cannon.
Drainage -Brasee, Cannon, Wright.
..f BOARD or nEALrH.
1st. Ward--Dr. M. Efinger, Joseph Reinmsnd
I'd. " DR.. Swander, W. l.. Rigby.
3D.. DR.. o. e. Davis, M. Steek.
4th. DR.. T. o. Edwards, John Searls.
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In the Court OF Common Pleas with
In and for Fairfield County, o., SIS.

In the Court OF Common Pleas with
In and for Fairfield County, o., SIS.
hlns'v@ vs Gallagher psa,lou for Divorce.
Lafayette Gallagher.
1H,he above named lafayette Gallagher, whose
y place Of residence IS unknown, Is notified
that Minerva Gallagher did, on the 2sth day OF
April, A. d. 1867, file her petition in the offico Of
the Clerk Of the Court of Common Pleas, within
and for the county OF Fairfield and State ofOhio,
charging that the said Lafayette Gallagher was,
on or about the 18th day Of July, 1856, and at
divers times prior thereto and since, guilty OF
extreme crneity towards her, without any just
cause or proyocaton on her part, Among other
things In this, that on said last named day the
said Lafayette Gallagher cursed and abused her,
and Kicked her, inlictn9 bruises great bodily
injury, and frequently Heretofore cursed her and
threatened hOi with badly harm. and on said
day and on divers ther days, the said Lafayette
Gallagher made false accusations against her, IN
the presence and hearing ofother persons, and
falsely charged her with want OF chastity, and
said that she was whore, all which was without
truth and without cause; and such Language and
abuse wss ofirequent occurrence, so much so as
to make it impossible for her To live properly
with said Lafayette Gallagher that the said La
fayette Gallagher has abandoned her for nearly
a year past, and has wholly neglected 10 provide
for her; and asking that she may be divorced
from the said Lafayette Gallagher and for other
relief
Thesaid Lafayette Gallagheris required 10 an
swer said petition on or before the 29th day oil
June, 1867, which position will stand for hearing
nj the June term, 1867. of said Court.
MINERVA GALLAGHER.
Connell 4 Frltter, Attys.
MAJ Q, l6G7--e-Gw
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support American Enterprise.

Mr.. A. BRENNEMAN, bookseller
and stationer, of this city, has fav-
orod US with samples Of lead pen
ellis, of several different grades,
from the manufactory of the Amer.
lean Lead Pencil Company Of New
York. We find them fully equal
to the far-famed imported Faber,
and they are afforded at much low.
er rates. Try them.
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To Rail Road Contractor.


GEALED PROPOSALS. WILL BE
E1receved at the office Of the Mineral Rail
Road Company, IN the city of Columbus, Ohio,
unth WEDNESDAY, the 22d inst at noon, for
the Grading, Masonry and Bridging of the First
Division ol this Road, extending from the city OF
Columbus to the city OF Lancaster--si 81 maes.--
Also, for the furnishing Of the Iron Chairs and
Spikes, GLayn2 Of Track and Ballasting Of the
Road between the same points.
Proposals will be rec+i ved for one section OF
more. Also, separate proposals will be received
for the construction oil two Bridges across the
Scoto RIVER, and one Bridge across the Cahal
Maoonry, and Bridges may be made separate, "
parties choose.
Proposals will also be received nj the time
and place above named for the Grading, Mason
! ry and Bridging Of tho Second Division, extend
ing from the city Of Lancaster to the town OF
Nelsonvile-30 miles. Also, for he furnishing
Of the Iron Chairs and Spikes, Laying or Track
and Ballasilng OF the Road between the same
points.
Proposals. will also be received at the same
| time aud place for the Grading. Masonry and
Bridging OF the Third Division, exte nding from
| the town Of NeIsonulle to Athens--Ii miles
aud for the furnishing Of the Iron Chairs and
Spikes, Laying Of Track and BallastiDg Of the
Road between same points.
| PioiIes, Plans and Specifications Of the work
may be Sc On atihe Company's Office in the city
of Columbus, on and aiter the 18th inst
| The Company reserve the right 70 reject any
and all bids, II they deem it for their interest
NJ. NJ. GREENE, Vice Prest.
Columbus, May 9, lSG7.2W
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We are Indebted to J. +. Vande.
mark, Clerk of the Court of Com.
mon Pleas, for the following list Of
Jurors for the June term of Court
GRAND JURoRs.-Benjamin Par
-ish W.Innt Ternship, Jooeph
Graham, Pleasant; r u Cunning
ham, Hooking; VIM. Becker, Vic,
let; Henry lseber, Amanda; John
Courtright, Bloom; Thomas B War
ner, Walnul; Conrad Keohler
Hooking; Andrew Hamilton. Berne
W. NJ. Cook and Edwin Howard
Rushcreek; Elijah Dove, Bloom
Henry Christy, Amanda; D. Ii
Pickering, Violet; G. A. Mithoif
Hooking.
PETIT JURORS. Daniel Rudolph
Berne Township; +. w. Bigony
Liberty Isaac Strickler, Madison
Joseph "a. Hite, Pleasant; George
Kelsey, Rushcrcek Frank Oberle
Berne; John Sncider, Hooking
Isaiah Hampson, Richland Isaac
Mack, Hooking Henry Taylor an.
John Smith, Violet; DanI Pickel
Clearcreek.
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FARM for SALE.

A GOOD FARM OF 22S ACRES
~ Of Land, In Berne township, on the Bernt
Station Road, two and half miles east Of Ian
caster, " offered Of private sale on reasonable
terms. For particulars, description andterms.
apply on the premises 10
April 4, lSB7.1.tk DENNIS RENICK.
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MARRIED.

K-HlLYARD--Ats st. Bridget's Church
st. Louis, Mo, on Tuesday, April 2Dth, 1867, b!
Rev, VIM, Walsh, Mr.. Patrick Quirk and Nus
Emily Hilyard.
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Professional Notice.
R,tata of po,.r. Aa,1ina- ae,
BANKRUPT LAW.

VTTE WILL GIVE SPECIAL Al TEyTToN
w 70 the preparation and prosecution ofap.
plications for the Benefit OF the Bank
rapt Law Just passed by Congress-.
HUNTER q DAU0HRRTY,
Attorneys ut Law.
Lancaster, Ohio, March Il, iss7s
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GREAT RAILROAD DECISION.
Mineral Railroad Located !
UT HAS BEEN FINALLY DECI-
I ded that the Mineral Railroad will run thro'
Lanoc ster, aud that

NOR4S O BhOIA1h
are now prepared to sell all kinds Of
BUILDING MATERIAL,
lower than can be bought In his oradjoininlg
counties. Thei stock consists OF Pine, oak'
Ash, Poplar and Sycamore flooring, Barn SD
ing and House Siding; Poplar and Pine finlsh
Lnmber; Jolsts, Raiters, Studdng and Fem
cing, Shingles, Plastering Lath aud Wooden
Eaye Shouting; Plain and Dressed Lumber.
Having made arrangements with wholesale
houses in Cleveland, they will furnish Bills TO
order Of all kinds OF Building Material, delivered
m the Canal, or OF the Depot, at wholesale
prices.
BUILDING Contracts taken, and
every species Of work in the Carpenter and
IIouse.ioner limo, executed promptly, and In
the latest style and guaranteed TO give salts
faction.
DESIGNS of Buildings, Porticos, Stairs,
and Fronts furnished free OF charge where we
Doors. Sash, Blinds, Brackets, Mantles, Stars
and ali kinds Of Inside work made TO order,
and at Factory prices.
CarneNters and Builders will lind tito their
advantage to call on us before purchasing else;
where.
n-PShou an d Lumber Yard, corner
OF CannI and Mill streets, North end OF
Columbus street.
Thankful for past favors in the way Of Gus.
tom, weinvite all 10 give us acall, and we Will
sell you more lumber for less money than you
u yoRYs 4 BRO.
Lancaster, March assA, lssT1-ts
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WHITE PINE COMPOUND

Isno~ offered TO the afflicted throughout the
country, after having been proved by tie ;eF: Of
eleven years in the New England States, where
lts merits have become as we'll known ss the
tree from which, ID part, II derives It's virtues.
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meath their unhallowed feet, and call the
people say, amenlh
In due time will come, in the same line OF
succession, the devil, Who will repudiate not
one of his. worthy predecessors, but in the
full AxsnfiSe of his Internal prerogatives will
all the differences of his distracted
Family and "gath6k shemin."
We did not attend the goose roast at all !;
Ajut ethers whodid give us information OF
some rich developments. Had we known
the thing was to be, on Monday night, so en-
phatically big show, winding up with the
laughable farce of Cramer choking down in
to silence, per physical force, the great ora
torical hoopy-hoo Wilson, because he would
persist in talking too much with his mouth,
ct the imminent risk of bursting the whole
thing mn. we might have been induced to
NV sour quarter to see the fun. Then il
would have been worth five cents additional
to witness the crest fallen symptoms which
followed the openly expressed adisapproba-
ton of three or four of our respectable bust
ness men who, not being connected with
ANY religious denomination were by these
luminaries counted as sympathizers, but
whose love for the bible and respect for the
christian religion spontaneously fonnd vent
in the midst of these infidel babblers.
. Do, gentlemen of seancical prowess, and
you. old gal, with your 1ong short frock, dt
hold another convention soon. 1t will tend
so much to the advancement Of the inter
ests of spiritualism. Be sure you have u
V. Wilson there, and let the, burden, of his
eloquence be, 40, Jenny Moore, carry me
home !f-Ne,o Boston Herald.
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The spiritualists had a big pow-wow here
on Saturday and Sunday, with tail
piece on Monday night. The whole taken
together afford an unexampled instance OF
the ridiculous
We have no fears Of bible truth Or bible
religion being brought into disrepute by
such men in any relation, or by such meas
ures on the part of any set of men associa-
ted with any dried up old maid with her
dress cut half way up to her hips. It is
amusing to contemplate the circumgyrations
of this wonderful institution. 1.-The far
famed DR.. Dunn comes along; boots at the
bible snears at'bible religion, and "plays
hob" generally "great is Dunnp
Then comes the sremarkable' g. ". Wilson,
who repudiates DR.. Dunn, and DR.. Dunn's
doctrines, calls him an imposter, &C., and
he, the said Wilson, is, presto, the great
apostle of the true disciples of Simon Ma
gusl .sssasa 3o lfss.4 "a sH .s7ss
Then comes Paul--not Paul, the apostle
OF the gentiles, but greater than he-and
then they repndiate Wilson and his teach
ings, and trample his well-earned laurels be-
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The New York Tribune on the Grand Army 81
the Republic.

r.
Il The New York. Tribune in commenting
upon the July meeting of congress ana the
effort that will be made to force through ex-
treme measures, which it advises against,
referring to the reconstruction question, re-
marks g .nn r.sF@.4s,
ssWe dread to reopen this question, .be-
cause with it comes uncertainty, and unrest,
feverishness, endless and angry discussions.
We find sentiment in the west that has
expression in few miserable, jobbing news
number of office beggars and politicians, cafa
ling themselves the Grand Army Of the Re.
public, are meeting in out ofthe way places
passing resolutions demanding confiscation
and farms. This is either knavery or madness.
People who want farms work for them. The
only class we know that takes other peoples
property because they want it is largely rep
resented at Sing Sing. The people of this
country do not want Sing Sing and Mexican
banditti principles introduced into their states
nianship. We can never reconstruct Amer
lea by the gallows and the deputy sheriff
and we trust that the spirit of kindness will
prevail--especialiy because this contest is
not made BY the southern people,
The Tribune has evidently arrived at tbs
conclusion that the Grand Army of the Re
public IS composed of men like Wade AMI
Chandler, who lack good judgment ant
sound discretion and are using the organi
cation to advance partizan schemes for thei
own ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.
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How to Destroy Potato Bugs on Sandy Soil

Savanna, H., July 4.-Clean well of
weeds and grass between rows. Then, at mid
day, when the ground is hot, take a stick
and brush the bugs between the rows into
the bot sand, and they viii die in from one
to three minutes.
/ have seen fields that were nearly destroy
ed by them cleansed in this manner. This
must be done in bright, clear days, or it will
be of no use, as it is the heat of the sand
that kills them. Whether heavy clog or
black loan will get hot enough to kill them,
| have not vet ascertaned.
The trench between the rows should be
made quite pointed at the bolt ON, so that
the hot sand viii run to the centre and when
they try to crawl up the sides of the rows.
they viii tumble back to the centre, which
keeps them in the hot sand, A man can go
through an acre in about two hours.
Hoping this may save q share of the crops,
] remain, friend to all. H. T. SMITH.
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Editors Struck by Lightning.

On the 10Th nit Messrs Howendobler and
Aldrich, of the Onawa Gazette, were
struck by lightning. 1t appears that during
heavy Storm the gentlemen were both
standing in the door of their. Office, when
suddenly something dropped and it proved
to be both of them. Howendobler soon re.
covered consciousness, and crawled out into
the, rain, which somewhat revived him, and,
after trying in vain to resuscitate his com
rade, made the best of his way to the hotel
where he procured assistance, and, going
back, they carried Aldrich out of doors and
subjecting him to the action of the elements
and severe rubbing for quarter of an hour
restored him to life and consciousness, and
he was at last accounts doing well, although
unable to attend to business. He is moi
thought to be seriously or permanently in
iured Howendobler, who has for some
time been in poor health, is told by his ply
sicians that he viii probably be benefited
by the shock; but we suppose he would pre-
| fer to take his electricity in smaller doses. -
Editors will please take notice and say thei
prayers Neutrality-suspicious. City tIo,ro
Journal f,. l.sae s.-.. ...4 ...H5 a,z