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New-York tribune., 1867-04-26
LIE CASE OF "FpMrNp KIRkE.7

BOsTON. April 2j.--ln the ease oi Jane LangyiI!'
agt. j. Il. Gilmore. known as Edmund ktko'' on q
charge Of basardy tried before the Superior Court ia,
Jury were ont II hours and failed 10 agree on yer
dict The plaintiff had been employed as domestic -
the defendants family
New-York tribune., 1867-04-26
CRIME.
A NAN KICKED DOWN STAIRS.


Coroner Wildey held an ante-mortem investigation
yesterday in the Of Johp Bendel German black
smith aged q years lying in dangerous condition
al his residence No. 300 MOst, from the effects OF n
iuries received the 5h Inst by having been kicked
down stairs at No. 17 Chrystiest by Leonard Spiege
The Jury found verdict against spiege and he ar
New-York tribune., 1867-04-26
GREAT AMERICAN TEA COMPANY,

Nos. 81 and 33 vESBY-ST.
No. $40 BROADWAY, corner Bleeckerst.
No. 16I BIGHTH.AvE, corner Thir;y-fourthst
No 299 SPRING-ST.. between Hudson and Gresnsieh:s
No. 2OJ FULTON.ST.. BRoOELYN corner COncord-st.
No 1873 GRAYD-ST.. wILLIAMSDuRGn.
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OTTAWA FREE TRADER: SATURDAY, AUGUST 81, 1867

" to their unseen and dreadful fate, he shudder-
ed to think on what death the brave and light.
hearted mon who followed him were rushing
A word from the nearest follower reused him |;
he shouted to hasten their rapid flight, and dar-
ted boldly on, throwing his leading torch far over
the point where they should have taken the sud
den turn: but he had nearly fallen into the ruin
of his followers. With the sounding speed OF
the flyers pressing hard upon his footsteps an
his nerve was barely sufficient, after hinging MS
blazing pine straight forward as lure, 70 cnecn
his own course and bear around the point which
severed life from death.
His speed was slackened by turning and, for
a second, he fel! giddy and senseless: every
nerve had been strung for the decisive moment
and his brain reeled with the struggle. lie
awaked to consciousness to see the last OF the ine
of torches dart into the empty space-then sink
forever: and he listened with cold thrill OF awe
and terror to the echoes of the death-screans OF
the last of the Sky-Leapers.
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STayEAS.
BY J. I. MONTGOMERY.


The day. with It's sandals dipped in dew,
Has passed through the evenings golden gates,
And a single star in the cleudless blue
For the rising moon In silence waits;
While the winds that sigh to the languid hours
A lplisby breathe DER the folded flowers.
The lilies nod to the sound of the stream
ihaI winds along with lu!ltng now.
AMI either swake, or half in dream,
pas through the realms OF Long Ago;
vh,lp faces peer with many smile
1froIr the bowers of Memory's magical isle.
There are Joys and sunshine, sorrow; and n tears.
And longing wish for the coming year,
That hope xrsstnss win the .rs Syt flowers
Aad pure as the stars in the halls OF night
There arc ashen memories, bitter pain.
And buried hopes and y broken vow.
An aching heart by the restless main,
And ths sea-breezc tanning u pallid brew;
And a wandering on the sheil.lined shore
Listening for voices that speak no more
There are passions strong and ambitions wild,
And The fierce sire TO stand in the van
Is ushed in the breast Of the struggling man;
But sh ri the regrets and few are The tears,
That ~ y vt the tomb Of the yanquished years
There's quiet, and peace, and domestic love.
And Joys arising from faith and truth.
And a love tnquestioning, far above
The passionate, drramnss Of srdent youth;
And kisses OF children on lip ana che'K,
And the parents Bills, which no tongue can speak.
There are loved ones lost There are little graves
In the distant dell, meath protecting trees,
W here the streamiet winds and the violet waves,
And the grasses sway to the sighiuG breeze;
md we mourn for the pres .ure of tender lips,
And the light OF eyes darSened In deaths eclipse.
And thus, as the glow OF the daylight dies,
And the nights first look to the earth 10 cast,
gaze meath those beautiful summer skies,
1t the pictures that hang the hall 0, lae pat
Sorrow and Joy. chant mingled lay
When TO memory's wildwood we wander away.
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@isrellanp.
For the Free Trader.
sTANZASES.
NJ WILLAMETTE use.

NJ wuLANxTrA WISE.
Upoo mont door step. Mr.. BONN.
giri at oil alone.
And dreamed OF an aheent lover cir. 1900,
whose arm Vas not. but oagnt 10 ~ ke.tnrc,vn
She sighed Q Sigh for him. NJ. Bofnn
4 sigh he could not hear, ., ~. uo~,
On accoaat OF having gone fishing that Gay. ". BOZ
And OF course not being very near.
Ala. when msideps sls Mr.. BONN.
Gu door stepe oil alone,
And wish for absene lovers. e'f. ...S,.
Taey a-e not generally 50 comioftapN,
The moon may climb the starry heights.
And ,au.ic swell the breeze.
Yet, Notwithstanding this, Mr. BONN.
You NAV have noticed that there are some
things better than these.
The light within a dear dark eye,
The music OF . voice, .
That hreathes hearts devotion, Mr.. BONA,
think You would prefer, Mr.. Bofhn II
~ allowed TO take your choice
For moons. alas will wax and wane.
And nusc's echo fade,
But heartfelt love will last Mr.. BONN.
Until the person that feels II, In the coiu Ess,,
The measure of my song s DER.
The night seems all slone,
No SNOWY scarf I 'hold alOft." =,
Though perhaps can write poetry As wen
as some Others you may have known.
Ottawa, Ills
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DOMESTIC DEPARTMENT.

All brands of Sheetings, Shirtings, Denims,
Stripes Tickings, Gents Furnishing Goods
&C., &c, &c.
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DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT
NOTIONS, WHITE GOODS AND HOSIERY

Velvet Ribbons, all colors; Elastic Tape Cord,
Parasols, Knitting Cotton, Spoon and Skein
Threads, Sewing Silk, Corsets, Corsets Clasps,
Hoop Skirts, Irish Linens, White Goods,
Hosiery, Gloves, &c, &c.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-08-31

c0untrys invaders he would have loved them as
brothers for their frank courage. But ALI was
at heart true con of Norway. It is true he
hsd resolved in the desperation Of his sorrow to
leave his fatherland forever; still, when he saw
this band coming to la. waste the valleys which
he knew TO be Unattended, his anger was in
moment forgotten, and all his hot Morse blood
was stirred within him. lie was deferred, al we
have seen, from crossing the hills to warn his
countrymen: and he knew when Jarles returned
he would be able and willing to guide the Swedes
over the pass. He soon planned his daring
scheme. "Ay," thought he, as the wavering
train followed his leading torch, ~ told them
that here they should earn the proud name of
Sky.Leapers that here those that warred with
Norway should brave their fate! said that
Skialm Harder would wish he hal given me his
fair daughter-that my name should be known
over the land for deed Of fear and wonder! l
promised they should sleep on our side OF the
hills. Now will we'll keep all that have
sworn. IT'S pity for them, so brave, 80 young,
so unsuspecting; but two words have made my
heart iron mlem and Norway"
All we'll remembered one point where long
straight path ended suddenly in peak Of rock,
jutting far into the empty air. The road was
continued in 80 sharp a re-entering angle that
much caution and nerve was needed, even by one
we'll aware of all the danger, to wheel rapidly
and steadily around the face of the abrupt preci-
pice, and avoid shooting straight on over the
ledge of rock. He fixed upon this spot for the
death leap; indeed, the Swcdes never could have
passed it safely, without having been previously
fully warned of the peril, and afterwards eau
TONED ut its approach.
When he looked back as he led the line rapid
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Drp GOODS.
DURKE a. IIEENAN.
Are selling piles OF goods cheaper than ever

DURKE 81 IIEENAN.
Are selling "Piles" of goods cheaper than ever
We have In stock full and complete assortment OF
the following goods besides thousands OF other articles to
to mentlon in ADVERTISEMENT which We oier
to the public at the very lowest possible figures.
DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT.
Plain and Striped Alpacas, Silk Armures Limo
Challies, Challie, Armure. Pacific, Hamilton,
and all wool Delains. Tamertines, Cochmercs,
Schambrays, &c, &c. All brands of Prints
from 10 to Is cents per yard.
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CLOTH DEPARTMENT.

A very large stock Of Plain and Fancy CASH
meres, Tweeds, Kentucky Jeans, Cottonades,
&C., DC, SC.
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TO Mainly, OR NOT TO MARRYs
WHY MOTT

Serious Reflections for Young Men. In Essays OF tn
Howard Association the Physiological Errors Abuse
and Diseases induced By ignorane Of Natures Laws
the grs ago of man. Sent In sealed letter envelopes IRE
Association PHILADELPHIA pa feb9-ly
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CPECTACLES An q. rRASk'S JEWEEHsy
- STORE.The real Brazilian pebble gless The purity
and Transparency of Tu:s! sdNrsoy adapt them 10 the
organ Of sight Can satisfy any orc Of iher geLui,!sss.
Something never boitre Kept SottawA.
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OSr by the subscriber living in the town OF Deer PARK
Ia Saturday afternoon last July 1857, small memo
book containing the account Of one Of his
liberal reward will he paid for the return OF the same 70 o
subsa ss by leaving II at Black Benefits Grocery
store, 10 0ttawa.
July 1870 JAMES FOLLETI'
The national Republican., 1867-11-25

Restaurant LIcxssss RkJEcrEp.-Ths fol.
lowing applicstions for restaurant licenses have
been rejected BY the justice commissioner.
Others are under consideration, and IL 10 prob
able that some Of those already rejected will be
reoonsidsred: johanna Brown, Michael Lynch,
and Dennis o'Donovan, Georgetown Bernhard
shsarer, Tennallytown.i Philip Weber, Fer
guson 4 Sulliyan, Mrs. h. Bauman, Joseph Bar.
ret, James Maher, Mary Jane Carr, 6atharine
Morgan, Dennis Byrne, John Flynn, Mary Nc.
Kenny, Arnold Hoistou. Thomas white, vii.
liam Sweeney, William Cary. Michael Nc.
Carly, James Cole, August Hosch, John David.
son, John Roney, James NJ. jackson, Adolph
Colts, Michael Kelley, James Lawns, Philip
Seller. Hugh FitIsimmons, Catharine Becker,
William Mccarthy, William Kennedy, Henry
Ventrich, Herman Smith, William Sherger, @.
@. Willard, q. Godfrey, and John Tally. August
Herfurth, John McCarty, Charles Eisenhute,
Joseph Freundt, John Watts, John Corrigsn,
John Thomas, John 0'Brien, John Batter, Ernest
Wangerman, John Neenan, Isaiah W. Ridgsly,
Henry Chrisman, B. Leins, William sanderson,
Louis Rotbschild, Alois Mueller, Charles wsiss,
Henry Wiesenborp, 8 q. Langley, Timothy Mo.
Cormich, John lyman, James Hayes, John Best,
Patrick Murray, Thomas Biggins, Patrick
Murphy, and Peter Donnelly.
The application OF Arnold Holston was recon
sidered and rejected.
BASE BALL.-On Saturday afternoon an In.
teresting game Of base ball was played on the
The national Republican., 1867-11-25
TN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
Martha &. 7. Territt, !
!, oss. Eq. Doc. 6.

os,'s'. 1.',. a. : / ''''''' loss. re. Doe, $.
Martha A =. Tsrrstt, tn. tfostse sPponted In this
eluse having reported that she did the eighth day
Of October, A d. 1867, in obedience TO the decree
passed thersin sell part Of lot seven o. ,Iuare SO
Two hundred and eighty sig C2se); that the sam'
was purchased for s3 600 by William A. heerks, who
has complied with the terms Of sale.
II is t6ereupop, by the Court this llth day Of No.
vsmber A. D. 1867, ordered that said sale be ratified
and confirmed, unless cause to the contrary thereof
be shown on or before the third day Of December
next; provided copy Of this order be published In
the NArIoNAL REPUBLICAN, three times week for
three successive weeks before said nrst Tuesday Of
December, A. D. 1857.
By order Of the court. noyi-EaN8w
The national Republican., 1867-11-25
Aatloaal gepnblitau,
RATES OF ADvERrIsINe.

one square, one Insertion, u ! subsequent inssr'
ton, 90 cents. one square, one month, ". Liberal
Inducements to quarterly, snhi.snnusl, and yearly
advertisers.
Every other day sdrorti.emsnts, 80 per cent sddi.
uSnsl. Twice a week advertisements. 10 per cent.
Gdditioaal. ...
Right lines constitute square. Less than squsr,
charged In proportion, Al the abors rates.
Editorial notices, Is eonts per line saeh insertion
Local notices, 10 cents Per line each insertion.
Advertisements should be handed 10 before p. N
The national Republican., 1867-11-25

2; Dennisou, q Robinson, Il Clark, o. Loeob,
2. Union Shepard, d. Hinslino, Il Babeock, Q.
Fly balls missed-oiympio, I; Union, Q.
Foul balls caught-0lympio. 4; Union, 2.
Out on bases-clympic, 1s tines Union, 8
times.
Home runs-"Whito, 4.
Passed bslls-Clay, Il CLARK, O. Sylvester, s.
Time Of game-l hours and IS minutes.
Umpire-Asa Brainard, of the National.
Scorers-S. Z. Faunce and +. II. Pearson.
The national Republican., 1867-11-25

TIE GRAsD CONCERT AT CARROLL HALL
Carroll Hall was we'll filled last night by an sp.
preciative audience to hear q concert Of sacred
music, including Mendsllsohn's Hymn Of Praise,
given by the finest singers Of our city. The
programme was Q most excellent one, faithfully
fulfilled and properly appreciated.
The opening dust-"o Salutaris," was finely
rendered, and an encore demanded and given.
The alto solo-"Salve Maris," by Mrs. Caul.
field, was one Of the gems Of the evening. Mr..
Cannon gave hne bass solo-"Veni Creator, "
receiving an encore.
Madame Kretschmar in "Qui TOLLS" was
superb and the applause was very great, an en-.
core being vehemently demanded, but the lady
declined, and simply bowed her thanks
The remainder Of the programme was beauti.
full, and the closing chorus grand and sublime.
The national Republican., 1867-11-25

LARcESY.-Thomas Washington, oolored, was
arrested by Officer Hamilton, Of the Eighth pre-.
cnct, charged by Eliza Brown with the larceny
Of a stove, the property Of complainant. Justice
Gull, before whom Washington had a hearing,
committed him to Jail to answer at court.
Nancy Dummy, colored servant, was arrested,
and had hearing before Justice Harper at the
Fifth precinct station, on the complaint Of Fanny
Austin, who charged the defendant with tho
larcy of clothing, 30, of considerable value
Nancy was sent to Jail to appear at court and
answer the charge preferred.
The national Republican., 1867-11-25

Music We understand that Mr.. J. p.
Spsnier, Of Hea!d's bani, is about to Introduce
classes for the study Of instrumental music in all
its branches Mr Spanier is fully competent
to iupart, Theoretically or practically, any in.
struotion In regard to this pleasing feature OF
selves In tho art will be benefited by calling
upon tho gontlolnan mentioned. Mr.. Spanier
osn be found at tho headquarters of Heads
band, Seventh street, above D.
The national Republican., 1867-11-25

SABBATH ScHooL USIoS.-The regular month.
ly meeting Of the Island Sabbath School Union
was held at tho Sixth Presbyterian church yes.
terday afternoon at 5 O'Clock. Mr.. Hendsr.
son, superintendent Of tho Baptist school pre-
sided A most eloquent and instructive address
was delivered by the Rev. W B. Cueliss, Of
PHILADELPHIA
president Of the Young Mems Christian Associ.
alton, and Prof Wedgewood of New York, AT.
ter the addresses Mr. Cueliss sang Your
Mission with great sweetness and effect. This
was one of the most pleasant Union meetings we
have ever attended.
The national Republican., 1867-11-25
TN THE SUPREME COURT OF TIL
i DISTRICT OF CCLyMpIA, THE 18TH DA'
OF NOVEMBER, 1861.
A. Brooks Everett, Complainant,

A. Brooks Everett, Complainant
Benz amin u. Everett, John Pos
ten and Ipgabsugh Posten, his N, ,nao
wife; Joseph Banks and Deb. p,nI,v no.L.,
orAh Banks, his wife; Simeon "i' D'
Greenland and Edith 0resu-
land, lis wife, and Jonathan n.
Everett, Defsndants
On motion Of tho ComplsInsnt, by Robert Leech
aud Entoh To,tsn, his Sjlieitors II Is ordered that
the efendants cause their appearance 10 be entered
hersin on or before ths fsst Rule Day, oeeurrlpg &
for days after this day otherwise, the cause viii
be proceeded with as In case OF default
By order Of the Court.
true copy.
noylf-ThS r. J. MElGS, CLERK.
The national Republican., 1867-11-25

MEETING OF CoLoREp CITIzENs,-At Camp
bell barracks, last Thursday evening, numbe
of colored people assembled with view of con
sultipg as to the best means Of bettering thei
condition as to improvement of the mind, &c
Addresses were delivered by Rev. ]. W. John
son, Rev. Anthony Bowen, and others.
The national Republican., 1867-11-25

WITHOUT LIcESsE.-Alexander Mofett was
charged before Justice Gull, Of the Eighth pre-
cinot, with selling liquor without license. Mr..
Mofett 10 the owner Of the National race course,
and II is alleged that he sold liquor upon the
grounds without license for the same. Justice
Gull ansd Mr.. Mofstt $50, which was superseded
BIZ the defendant,
The national Republican., 1867-11-25

masonic AT the regular conyocation of Eu.
reka Royal Arch Chapter No l. held last Friday
evening, the following officers wero duly installed
for the ousung Masonic year Edwin b. Nc.
Grotty, NJ. Z. II. p. Anthony Duchly, e. X.
John D. Bartlett, L. S W. II. Goods, Treas,
urer s, john Thomson, Secretary W. G. Moy
ore, Captain Of the Host Isaac L. Johnson,
Principal Sojourner; Will A. Short, Royal
Arch Captain A. L. II. johnson, Master 30
Vail: Charles Hadawsy, Master % Vail II.
T. HumPhrys, Master list Vail, and L. stod
dard Jnnitor.
The national Republican., 1867-11-25

THROWING SroSEs.-Willinm Woodrow, a
oolored boy about seventeen years of age was
arrested last night by Oficcr Williams Of the
Second precinct, for throwing stones, between
Tenth and Eleventh streets, on Rhode Island
avenue. A oolored boy named X. Sutherland,
was struck Ia the breast with ono Of these stones
and considerably hurt. Woodrow was locked
up all Friday night, aud on Saturday morning
hned 50 by Justice Thompson Tho Gnc was
paid and tho prisoner released.
The national Republican., 1867-11-25

ANERICAS GRAPEs-The Northern Produce
Company, Pennsylvania avenue, between Tenth
and Eleventh streets, have sent US a box Of
"Dianas, one Of our best new American grapes,
which they have just received from the fruit
house of the Hammondsport, New York. Grape
Growers Association, whers they are kept after
cutting at a temperature Of SO degrees This
company also have hne selection Of the purest
Catawba and Isabella grapes.
The national Republican., 1867-11-25

DIED SUDDEsLY.-A colored man named Ed
ward Jones, residing in Washington street, aged
about 80 years, died suddenly on Saturday last
Of diptheria, It Is thought. lie had been en-
ployed with Mr.. R. O, Fox, as cOachman, and
bore o good character.
The national Republican., 1867-11-25

TnH LATE SHOOTING AFFAIR,-We have al.
ready stated that in the case Of Joseph 0Gutt,
charged with firing n pistol shot and severely
wounding Lewis p. Clark on the l4th instant,
Justice Thompson had refused to take bail for
the prisoners appearance at court, the attending
physician, DR.. Bowen, not being able to say
that Mr.. Clark was out Of danger. Since then
Dr. Bowen has testified that the wounded man
is likely to recover. Justice Thompson has,
consequently, admitted ofutt to bail in the sum
of 81, 900 for his appearance to answer at the
next term of the Criminal Court.
The national Republican., 1867-11-25

SHoorTG CAsE,-0n Saturday night, Sergeant
Pool, of the Second precinct, arrested q oolored
man named Alexander Shorter, for shooting
and threatening the life of Mr.. Michael Casey,
lie had hearing before Justice Thompson, who
committed him to jail for court.
The national Republican., 1867-11-25

AccIDESr TO POLIcE 0FFIcER-Lnst night
rs Patrolman ] W. Haines, of the Second pre-
cinct mounted police, was riding near Bright,
wood, three miles north of this city, his horse
made false step in the dark into sand guliey
and fell upon the officer, who was SO much in.
jured and bruised as to bo unable to get home
without help. We understand that Mr., Haines,
although severely bruised, is not dangerously
Injured.
The national Republican., 1867-11-25

SENT TO THE WoRxHoUsE. Seven line COWS
that were grazing in the City Hall park, wor,
driven to tho Fourth ward station house, by th,
officers Of the precinct. No owner appearing Il
claim them, the COWS were taken to the work
house to be MIXED for the benefit of the in
mates.
The national Republican., 1867-11-25

INrEoyEnESTs. - Among the Improvements
In tho First ward, we MOTIFS two clesan. three.
story pressed. brick front dwollngs, on tho south
side Of L street, between Fifteenth and Sixteenth
streets. The front of each Is 10 feet, and the
depth rs feet. The houses nre nearly flushed
and havo all the modern improvements, includ.
ing gas and water. Mr. II. c. Willctt is the
contractor, aud they w,re erected for Mrs Mary
NJ. McIntire, at a cost Of about 5000. The
neighborhooi Of these dne dwellings Is rapidly
improving, and the present buildings add much
to the beauty of that growing section Of our
city
The national Republican., 1867-11-25

VIOLATION OF LAw.-Sam Robinson, u colored
man, walked Into tho X street Market on Satur.
day last with a chicken under his arm, and a
dog following him. Asit Is contrary to law to
take a dog into market Sam was arrested by
officer Riley aud, having a hearing before Jus.
tice Walter, was fined So. Sam had no money
and he was sent to the workhouse taking tho
chicken but not the dog along with him.
The national Republican., 1867-11-25

The New COOPERATIVE STORE, No. 487 Ninth
street, between d and Z streets, Is q success -
Tho gentlemen forming this association are mon
of enterprise. while the store keeper, B. D.
johnson, Is the right man in the right place
Quick sales and small profits seems to be his
motto, If We may judge from tho experience Of
those who havo tested his way Of doing bust
ness The association announces for sale all the
commodities usually obtained at a first. class
grocery. The officers Of the association are L
Cass Carpenter, president s. W. Pearson, vice
president J. B. Brown, treasurer @. B. Park.
man, secretary; L. Cass Carpenter, Warren
Lincoln, F. II. Stickney, S. Z Thomassop, A.
T. LOpgloy, 2, Ellis, and Robert Ricketts,, dirsc.
tors.
The national Republican., 1867-11-25

CARRYING CONCEALED WEArONs.-0n Friday
last a colofed man named John Foster was
brought before Justice Thompson and fined $40
for carrying about his person loaded pistol
The prisoner was arrested on Thursday night by
Officer Joseph Williams, near Fourteenth street,
In part Of the city, whero there have been re.
peatsd violations OF the city ordinances. Com.
plants had been made to Lieut.. johnson, of the
Second precinct, Ngnintt persons in the above
named Vicinity, who have been In the habit oil
violating the ordinance already referred to. Sat.
urday night. about eight o'clock, as Officer Nut.
ting Of the Second precinct, was walking near
Fourteenth street, he narrowly escaped being
shot, some unknown person or persons having
twice Cred pistol, the balls from which passed
very near the officer. The as'ailants were chased
some distance by Mr. Nuttirg, but they could
not be overtaken.
The national Republican., 1867-11-25
THE CHEAP FAMILY GROCERY

6SS Ma street. opposite west cad Of Centre hatkst
Ia tho place TO buy
ROCERIEs, TEAS,
snd all kndS Of family supplies at the lowest prices
Every article Purt thased al The Cheap Store Is war
Tanted to give perfect sA.isfaction OF the money re-
funded Proprletors OF hotels, restaurants, board
ug house keepers, private finilIes, aud all others
who are in the habit Of Purchasing at Centre Market
are respectfully Invited to call al tho Cheap Store
aud exsmiLr goods aud prices.
Goods delivered to .Rny part Of the oi'y free Of
charge.
No LIQUORS SOLD. se2sNo'rn