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The Shasta courier., 1867-11-30
MEXICAN MUSTANG LINIMENr.

The merits of this Liniment are well known.
Its effects are instantaneous, soothing, and won
deriUl
Cuts, bruises, sprains and swengs are so com
mon, and certain to occur in every family that n
bottle Of this Liniment is the best investment that
can be made.
1t more certain than the doctor-it saves time
in sending for the doctor, and should never be dis
penscd with.
READ TIE FOLLOWING:
81 take pleasure in recommending the Mexican
Mustang Liniment a valuable and indispensa-
BILE article for Sprains, Sores, Scratches, Calls
on Horses. Our men have used it for Burns,
Bruises, Sores, Rheumatism, &e., and all say it
acts like magic" J. W. HEWITT,
Foreman for American, Wells, Fargo's and Herp-
den's Express.
''The sprain of my daughters ankle, occasion
ed while skating last winter, entirely cured in
one eek, after she commenced using your celebra-
ted Mustang Linimeut ED. SEELY,
Gloucester, Mass, Aug, /. 1855
Quick and it certainly IS All genuine is
wrapped in steel plate engrayings, bearing the sig
nature of G. W. Westbrook, Chemist, and the pri-
rate L. S. Stamp Of DEMAs BARNES & Co., over
the top.
An effort has been made to counterfeit it with
a cheap stone plate label Look closely.
Lold by all Druggists, and Stores, at 25 and so
cents, and 81.
The Shasta courier., 1867-11-30

THE Sacramento Bee asks the question
/" Who votes ?' We should judge, says the
Oakland News, by the returns of the late
election, that the Democrats vote.-Er.
But if we look to the South it is quite
another thing. There the negroes and bay
onets vote until there are votes enough for
Radical purposes; and the Bee calls 1t
GLORIOUS triumph !" So it may be, but we
do not see the glory" unless 1t be the
q glory' the Bee INDUCES in over their at
tempted destruction of all that is called free
government.-IulareT Times.
IF the Democrats don't vote in the South
whose fault is it? Mono but rebels or per
sons guilty of high crimes have been denied
the right of suffrage there, and if the Dem
ocrats don't exercise that right or cant,
whose to blame? We have heard before
something about the destruction of ree
government-we have heard Of the attempt
having been made from Sumter to Rich
mond and on more than thousand battle
fields. Who did it Bee.
The Shasta courier., 1867-11-30

AIMING AT THE WRoNG ENr.-A boy who
had, happily, been reading Shakespeare, was
about to be SPANKED for some tri1ing oHense
when he called ou; salemly,
Pause ~
The uplftei hand Of Of the school.master
hesitated.jn mid air, ard the boy said,
do not disohey Cardinal Woolsey's beau
tiful niunctin!'
What DO you mean ?' asked the master.
9 lie says replied the boy
Be Just and fear not; Tcountry's,
Let all the ends thou aim'st at be thy
Thy Gods. and truths"
The boy was 10 onger med at.
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impartng beauty to the complexion and brillianey
to the mind is yet unknown to the commerce of
the world, and we Withhold its name for the pres
| eut.
With this receipt before the community, and
evidences Of effects meeting them on all sides the
success of DR.. DRAKE stands founded upon the
rock of truth. Almost every family has some
case of suffering which the PLANTATION BITTERs
will alleviate and cure.
They are recommended by the highest medical
authorities, and are warranted to produce an i'm
mediate beneficial effect. They exceedingly
agreeable, perfectly pure and harmless.
NoTICE.-Any person pretending to sell Planta-
tiou Bitters in bulk or by the gallon is a swinder
and impostor. 1t is put up only in our log cabin
bottles Beware of bottles redlled with imitation
deleterious stuff, for which several persons are al
ready in prison. Soc that every bottle has our
United States Stamp over the cork unmutilated,
and our signature steel plate side label.
Sold by respectable dealers throughout the hab
table globe.
P. Ii. DRAKE CO., New York, Sole Propri-
etors.
REDDINGTON CO., San Francisco.
AGENTS FOR CALIFORNIA AND NEVADA
The Shasta courier., 1867-11-30

IT is represented that the liberated Rus
sian serfs all over the Kingdom are making
good use of their liberty aud rapidly rising
in the scale of human existence. The mas.
ters, though at first dissatisfied with the
Imperial ukase, are becoming convinced of its
justice and wisdom, and master and slave
now live together upon homonious term as
freemen.
The Shasta courier., 1867-11-30

TIE WAR OF RAcEs.-The Washington
Chronicle says that John Minor Bolts vis-
ted the rooms of the Committee on Recon
struction on Monday, Nov. 4, and gave a
different version of the declarations attribu
ted to him in the Coppeshead papers. He
said that the war of the races had been
commenced by the whites alone, ard that
the moderation of the colored people was ex-
traordinary and wholly without example
He stated that two intelligent colored black
smiths had been informed that if they voted
for him as a delegate to the Convention their
places of business would be destroyed. They
did vote fyr him, and the very next evening
their shops were burned to the ground.
The Shasta courier., 1867-11-30
D-x TIE Dec The Marysyille Appeo

D-Y TIE Dec Tho Marysyille Appeal
is responsible for the following;
A few days ago, young man Of this city
concluded that little exercise would be
beneficial, and procuring gun and ammu-
milton, and borrowing from a friend fine
setter dog, hied him away to the Buttes for a
days quail shooting Now, our friend is not
much of a sportsman, nor is he well posted
on dogs lie came back to town in the eve
ming weary and hungry, and in no good
humor As is usual, he laid all his bad
luck to the dog. Returning him to his mas
ter, he wrathfully exclaimed Jack, that
dog of yours amt worth a continental d-n''
"Wby," answered Jack. he's good quail
dog" ''Good quail h-lW replied the
amateur, he's afraid of quail. He'll
get up within about ten feet of it, and there
he'll stand as stiff as poker. trembling as if
afraid the quail would bite him."
The Shasta courier., 1867-11-30
LICEMSE! LICEASE !!

ALL PERSONS KNOWING THEMSELVES
indebted for State and County Licenses are re-
specially requested call at my Office and settle
on or before the first day of March. They will
thereby save costs.
J. W. GARDEN, Tx Collector.
Shasta, Nov. Both, 1861
The Shasta courier., 1867-11-30
FoR SALE
TOWER HOUSE PROPERTY.

VIII be sold a whole, or divided.
Hotel Bridge, Blacksmith Shop and all out
buildings, in Que lot and Orchards and
Gardens in another.
Terms-0nc nc-half Cash; balance in one two and
three years. If not sold by the first Of January,
it will be leased to a good tenant.
For particulars, apply to
CHAS. CAMDEN.
Tower House, Nov. s, 1867. n9
The Shasta courier., 1867-11-30
ARrLrss slnrLIcI1Y.-One of the sweetest

ARTLEss SIMPLIcITY.-One of the sweetest
incidents, says an exchange, which We have
noticed for many day-and one which
shows the effect of early training, assisted
by pure and undefled imagination-has
just fallen under our observation. 1t is thus
related:
4 lady visited New York city and saw on
the sidewalk a ragged cold and hungry little
girl, gazing wisJfuIly at SONS Of the cakes in
a shop-window. Size stopped and taking
the lit la one by the hand, led her into the
store. Though she was aware that bread
might be better for the cold child than cake
Yet She desired to crafty the shivering and
torlorn one, she bought and gave her the
cake she wanted. She then took her to
another place, where she procured her
shawl, and other articles OF comfort. The
grateful little creature looked the benevolent
lady full in the face, and With artless sim
picity said, Are you Gods wife ~ Did
the most eloquent speaker e, er ever employ
words to a better advantage?
The Shasta courier., 1867-11-30

McCLELLAN.-General Mcclellan, who Is
residing temporarily in Paris, will not return
to this country until next spring. The Gen
eral VIII then resume his former business as
an engineer. lie tells his friends that he
desires return to the active duties Of life,
that he is still young man, and feels tha
he may have a future before him outside the
pale Of politics.
The Shasta courier., 1867-11-30

Ia the case Of provinces vs. Rix involving
the right to administer the Office of Police
Judge Of this city for the balance Of the
une1piFed term, decision was given by Judge
Dwinelle in favor Of provinces. The case
will be taken to the Supreme Court, and in
the meantime Judge Riz occupies the bench.
The Shasta courier., 1867-11-30
IsEII gIAS.

In Boston. Mass, Sept 25th, the wife of J. j.
Piudell of q SON
The Shasta courier., 1867-11-30
ALL OVER

Z l. OVER
The world re PIE Of sense aud Judgment have
have learned to use
The Shasta courier., 1867-11-30

BIG STRIKE-The Stars and Stripes re
lates that one Herrick Robard, on Friday
last, struck big thing on the north fork of
the American. The fssure in the bed rock
was about three feet wide at the top, little
over four feet deep, terminated in a rocky
bluff about fifteen feet from where it was
first struck, and yielded in about thirty six
hours digging and washing little over Sl3
ounces of gold Being coarse, washed river
gold, from neighborhOod that has always
been famous for good dust, this lot is esti-
mated to be worth $40 so ounce, which
would give Robard Sl5,853 so for three
days labor.
The Shasta courier., 1867-11-30

A NOTED CLERGYXAN and Public Lecturer
says of browns Bronchial Troches -
sin all my leeturing tours, | put Trocbes
into my carpet-bag as regularly as l do lee
lures or linen" Public speakers, yocalists,
and all others who exercise the voice, should
never fail Of using the Troches. They sur
pass all other preparations in clearing and
strengthening the voice, removing hoarse-
ness, allaying irritation Of the throat, and as
a cough remedy are pre- eminently the best.
The Shasta courier., 1867-11-30

TYPoGRAPHIcAL REUNIoN-Two veteran
printers-Charles McDavitt and ThuTlow
Weed-met lately at the hall Of the New
York Typographical Society, for the first
time in fifty years. In 1916 they we're jour.
neymen in the Offices of the late Jonathan
Seymour, John street, and of Daniel Fan
shaw. in Cliff street. In the latter Office
MeDevitt was a campositor and Weed
pressman upon the first tracts published by
the America Tract Society.
The Shasta courier., 1867-11-30
SHASTA COURIER,
SATURDAY, MORNING, NOV. 80, 1867.

ALABAMA RECoNsTRUcTIoN.-Th Alabama
Reconstruction Convention has finally adop-
ted the franchise clause of the Constitution,
in which the following persons are disfran,
chised Those violating the rules of civilized
warfare in the late Rebellion, or who inflicted
cruel and unusual punishment on United
soldiers; second, those disfranchised by the
proposed Amendment to the Federal Consti-
tuition, except those who aid in the Recon
struction policy of Congress, and accept the
equality of all men before the law, with the
privilege that the General Assembly may
remove this disability third, those conyic-
ted Of treason or crime, punishable with i'm,
prisonment. The oath Of registration re
quires all electors to support the Constitu-
ton nd the laws, and to accept the civi
and political Equality of all men.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-02
FIXES.
~ wurt,N-sr-Loss ABOUT 500. 900.

N yyuIT,M-sT-Loss ABOUT 100000.
At o'clock Yesterday morning the fourth
was delugcd with water The hfh hoor was occupied 10y
The fourth floor WAS Occupied by Mr. L. Dettman. cigar
manufacturer Loss about ts.OOo insured The third
""mt Domage 70 material by water $500 The second
floor is occupied by Messs Mnisek Kent importers of
fooT is occupied by Mr. stephen g. Qurk manufacturer
Of safes aud Messfs Haman Bro Importers OF sp3nges
etc Mr. Qurks loss is about 500 by wafer hleSarS'
Hnman S Bros. loss Is about $4,000. 10000
IN NAsSAU-sT.-LOSS S2JOOc.
Late on Saturday afternoon fire was discoy,
ere, ON the fourth OF No. 80 Nassau.s corner OF
Maidenlane caused by Mr.. Edward sebrins plnhging
piece Of hot metal into can OF tlrpetne Inc tniLi
and fourth floors were considerably damaged ana the
rest Of the building was saturated with wafer A portion
OF the fourth floor occupied by MT EuWAlu SrDg;
metal chaser and album maker Loss about 5000 Insured
for a. 400 by the Hudson County Mutual Company The
remainder OF the fourth floor was occupied Dy Mr. "
T. d not Insured Mcssrs Heiwg & Borncy. watch
makers the third floor lose on stock about x,ooV IN
&. w Harvey dealer IA ewelry loses W. W. no not r
nitnre The second floor occupied by Mr. + J. Emme-
rich importer OF fancy good loss OH sIoch ny
company The floor aud basement are occupied by
the New York India Rubber Company, Dahle nougsSl'
agent loss by water, $1,000 insured The building pc
longs 10 he Beekan and is damaged to the OK
tent of $500. Insured by city companies
AT CHATTANOOGA.
Cu,rr,SooG,. A. Sept. IA destructive fire
last night totally destroyed Websier Co.'s foundery
Ioss Sac 200 Tie origin OF the fire IL unknown -Four
men were badly bruised by the explosion OF shells.
IN BUFFALO.
RrrrA1o. Sept. IA destructive fire occurred
at oclock on saturday night III block OF buildings
bounded by Ohio, Washington, and Indiana SIS A9ng
tc huildugs DESTROYED the Buffalo steam Engine
Works owned by Geo W. Tnt ~ sons Loss, $1,000; III,
surcd for $4,000 Messrs farrar Trefs knghyS NJ
Good The stock valued at $4,000 Insured s Ioi
s2OOO; building valued at 5000 insured 3 Ior ~
Nrssrs l. a I Whites tool factory; stock VaIueu a..
sS 600: insured for $4,000 The building was mol nucn
iiur.i palmer O Roorhe's boot and shoe store loss
a. aooo lanes Burns grocery store; loss $780, beside
several bofrding houses, &c Total loss is about soUy
a.yor bvndrad nlornq mon are thrown out of employ
,a,,t ~, ,ha u,e Ali partes are clearing up the wrecA
nmd viii Commences work as soon possible
New-York tribune., 1867-09-02
NEwyoRk DAILY TRIBUNE MONDAY SEPTEMBER . 1867

CANA the end-a shocking sickcnfng blow upon Tho eye4
and ~, head, tho thud" OF which echoed with du
vibratou p, ~ough the brain " every !oron whom u,a
or innate rar,> ness had not completely hardened
That vs. al Sf, lie waited fOiy the token of defea,
from T f, "s "d a., the verdict uf the referce hep
cornpiscently walked avn, VII. fsll'ni rfiurt ct
smile di.lgurlng his gashed AZ, DE ing mouth Jones
lay insensible for II minutes Two 81 s RIBS laa sus
taned compound fractures his 'rOnfh Done was Dr,xfn
Fnd, through his iron skull had be uHVen i0rse
elOugh to cOncussOr Oi the lfiu ISt httohulh'
doctors had gone far hint doubts Of bis recovery
but these useless dangerous cXcrosceces upVu o SOCIAL
body arc-mOro's the pity-yery hard 10 Kill
THE CONDITION OF AARON JONES.
CINCINNATI Sept. Aaron Jones, the loser
OF the fight with McCOo yesterday Ia now ~ MS train
ing place at shady Grove. this city. With the ex-
ceptOn OF two broken ribs he in good condition. The
cut he received IN the face only esh wound ana
will heal rapidly He is good spirits and III speaking
OF the fight attributes his defeat to the accident tnat f
ured his ribs In the 10Th round Up TO that time he was
fresh and In good after that he fought hye rounas
with broken ribs and would have continued ad not tnc
broken ribs entered his lungs and rendered MN com
pleely Dsensiba Had II been for this INJURY ms
seconds believe he could have fought for an hour anu
half longer
McCool is still in this city He has not yet accepted
jim ElliOts challenge
ST. LOUIS CRAZY. ,
ST. LOUIS Sept. 1.-The news OF McCO0ls
victory Jones created great excitement here wh
was shared In by nearly all ciasses OF people lhgo
sum Of money changed hands the result Jones had
great many friends here, who bet heavily on HIM
New-York tribune., 1867-09-02
SINKING OF THE NEW HARBoR POLICE BOAT.

SINKING OF THE NEW HARBOR POLlCE BDAI.
Last Summer the Police Commissioners con-
tracted with Buffalo firm for the building OF steam
boat to take the place OF the Deer DIETER known to the
boatmen In the harbOr the Lazy Jane, when Is III
a very shaky and diapidated condition. The new boat
the Metropolitan was built on novel design In una
rine architecture and her builders predicted that so
would make "a miles hour. Notwithstanding the
nattering notices OF her beautiful model, ana her
after her trial trip THE TRIBUNE pronounced her fai
ure she did not attain to even the speed OF het aged
predecessor the Her designer thought that ne had
made u discovery in marine architecture when Wouiu
was his first experiment. How 10 happened that the 70
lice Commissioners went TO Buffalo To BUY thls curious
aquatic cOntrivance nobody outside or MulDerryS pre-
tends TO know, what was the cost OF getting
her here: but they brought her from Buffalo
via the Welland Canal. Lake Ontario, ST Lawrence
River and thence down the Atlantic coast to our waters
toned being only i6 breadth Of beam to 60 feet IN
length Attached to the hull fore and AIT OF the Pauue
wheels. iron fins, which II was supposed Wod give
her buOyancy, being on level with the supposed ~'er
uIy last with only three tuns OF light coal In the hod
the fins were considerably below the water-ne Wnlch
very much impeded her progress. The beam
engine which was first placed in the boat had
70 be Changed before leaving Buffalo, as
with it she came very near cap5zlig; anu
an oscillang engine substituted. which necessated
an additional expense of several thousand uouars As
prophesied by many persons VINO nave seen me-.
with her entire outfit board, coal enough for day
consumption and her waertanks filed, she could not
he kept afoat. On Saturday evening t was discovered
that the metropolitan had sprung aieak, anu anu
Basin. No information as 10 cause OF tho uis'ster
could he obtained from the Harbor Police force
the members OF which are usually quite COMMUNICATIVE
thankful that the sinking took place when they were not
on board
New-York tribune., 1867-09-02
DIED.

BoWRONu First lay mornlns list nstl Deborah stlow
efthe late Henry g. BpsroB. The Tti gesr sfhrr
Her friends and the friends the smy
her kners "a 9TH IA, nert ittb ns a. n O'Clock from
lsts residence a. Bsy SIDE Carriages w he sendase
Flushing to meet Tho u O'Clock train isom iiuncrs Point
CAMPBBLL-At Stamford Conn. hondsy, August n. lane
Cimpbei Of Albsny. n l.
PBARsAL-At Broarvle Y. Thar,iAy Aug 19 1867 st
John H. Pesrs. late Co H. 18th l. w. 10 the ath d
hts
PBNDBXTERIn J-rsry City sstaay Aus n taeis W. young
est chLi Of q, y and G. w. PcnieSteL
The relatives and friends family respectfully iaYiif "a attend
t funeral at the residence Of the Psreat No "a South This
Monday at , o'clock y. IN.
STILLMANAt Corpus Christi THURSDAY Aug of yellow f.y
Frank eldest of Cornelius ard Slmaa
his age
Cleveland. Chic papers please copr.
THOMPSON-In this City H. ofhs ther
B. Thompson. jr. IN the 18th yssr Of his
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully invited sttol
hs funeral fvm No az West 1wenty tghht Tusssy Sept
al! 10 o'clock q m.
VAN DALsEMIu Msysye Missouri. Tuesdsy jHy Henu n
Uaem formerly Of this cv Ia the 18th Of his
WRIGHT-On Saturday morning. Aug n. Charles Wright
respectfully iuyiieJ attend
his residence New Rochelle TUESDAY Sept st
O'Clock Trains New Haven Railroad Tsety seventh st
Statica, at III sud return at u O'Clock
"H" COMPANY 7lsr RBGT. n g. e. v. Now yars Sept I,
I&T-CoxPAsY No l4Tbe members Of this 6omps,y wt
assemble the Rgmnta AmoV (Centre M,rs Monday sept
O. at l2t O'clock precisely IN black eobe, for he
attending The funeral OF Christian ByeV
member expected TO he present BY order Of Capt AMOS Ia SKI
J. W. COCaKaN. o. g.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-02
TILE MEXICAN ROBBERY.

About the time of Maximilian's surrender i'll
Mexico the Liberal Government was robbed OF about
In and one supposed TO be the chief OF
the gang OF thieves supposed to be in this city with
the major portion OF the booty A number Of Mexican
detective officers are here in search OF the alleged cuprt
who has Travelled under the name or SenOr g. NJ MEDIA
Mich lie has been in the city about three weeks stopping
ccessivey az the st James Hotel Elghthst and Third
ave between Thirteenth and FOurteenhsts Dut as yet
his arrest ls been effected One or the Detectives
who knew him. went his last residence on Thid ave-
where Nedanch was seeu and snare was made for his
capture but failed tn step into it, and again on Tor
parts unknown. Mcdanich was. for time accompanied
by "A woman who recently started Tor Europe, taxing
with her supposed, large portion or the treasure
hut measures have been taken for her arrest a. soon "a
b reaches the other side Mcdanch supposed by some
10 have been agent in the interest Of Maxinian but
this is somewhat doubtful.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-02
THE STATE or TRADE.

GsIo,so Aug 3Four quiet bet srmer Spring Ba 90 1ts
Wheat qait ini dm at an advance Of 2o oag 81 7sgfi -
Tor No 6iU 81 66i for No Corn active, No decisoi
lie No has advanced iUlie closing 95i Ie kr No -
~ n3 for No Oats active sdysncs oi U2c oens ~
S+s for No sBd 4ieic for No Rye unchanged Barley active
at dscne Of 5gSc cosg at 81 asI 0 Tor No Proyssss
sesdy unchanged duf t sc Jo0 Sc IS frst
sesrs Lave ogs moderately active s6Ds6 ~ for 70 sssc
Sheep di and S4gt ~ 50 Tor best Receipts8 ok
bes Flour 100 on bah Wheat H. 0o bash Corn W 900 buss 0s.
shipmBt5oC bbls Wheat at 90 bgsa Cosa
~ 900 bush Oats Preighs active
foiKD Aug Jlfoar quet Double BTas from Winter Re-
and Whit Winter Wheat 500 5l So WhcsfWhts Michigan
shsde sales "a 3oa s22Oi Amber ssrs
81 Szo0tl s sprng advanced sales OF No spsisg
at Corn active and arm at advance OF o. sslss
OF No abssh az 81 90 No at 99 STEADY spchsng.d
Rye 81 20 for No Barley 81 % ieT No Frightswhes 1c
70 and Sc 10 Buffalo
bush. Whest a. 900 bush. Cora Il 900 bush Osts
tMiLwAUKss Aug. 3Flour cu City Dsube Brtru - $50
81 "a for No % soa 81 g tot Ne and vi for y.
jected du t506c fpr No Com steady sc for
Freights etWbeat to Baaalo. 7c 0swege i,
Recepso b6k Fioar 5000 bash Wheat 500 DO 0st 2>e(
do Corn. ShipmcBts-J0 0oV bbls Flour.
mExrHs Aug 3Cotion dull a5d25.c receipts o. the west,
65 bales Exports M bales. stock l09 hAea Cera 0s0 81 -
saperane felr; sTa$7 So osis s@1cr Pork SB Bseos-
1870
New-York tribune., 1867-09-02
POLICE INTERFERENCE WITH THE aAMEsrERs

Shortly before midnight on Saturday, Capt
Garland and a number OF patrolmen entered Charles
Oatman's gaming establishment on the second Moor OF
No 1874 Crosbyst.. and there arrested Oaman ana 10
others whom they took to the sprDg-st Station Tue
police also seized number OF gaming implements, les
ierIav the prisoners were taken before Alderman Me
Brien. acting magistrate at the Tombs. None OF the
officers had seen money played for, and hence the
,no0strae ordered the discharge of all the prisoners
excep Oatman The latter insisted upon describing his
nIoce ms a private club house used by party or gentle
mon for nightly meetings OF the prisoners, lawyer
said TO named Peck elderly mani, then volunteered
IN act as counsel Oatman and, consequence, that
Individual was soon discharged and, In company wlth
his associates left the courtroom. The gaming lnpe
ments have been turned to the Police Property
Clerk to be surrendered 20 Oatnan
New-York tribune., 1867-09-02
s,,,crnr OF A YEw.YoRKER NEAR LONDON.

Secretary Seward has received from our Con
sui at London the particulars OF the sniciue o MI oo
Robinson, on the 10th ut In the koepucA iio.. .,
,od snrre, near London. Mr. Robinson arrived at
he hotel on the 9Th OF August He remained there thS'
day and night and ON the following afternoon, arc,
dinner. asked for writing materials. After gruos a.
e ik and peus he wrote on slip of paper and pMu s
bill Near "a o'clock at night, he coinpiaiheu ~ Wv
litter n, severe headache asked for n ilght anu m
, -, 60 tc bis bedroom. Halfan-hOnr hitt ware
report Was heard and on ascertang the cause G
il was discovered that he had soa IA ns @ rn,n"ved Io
bcdroom ON an examination by s1Tse9n ,,, ms Snu
proved to have been fractured anu t p sprrd which
10 @ I,t two nours afterward. ON bclng scni.%heu %
paper was found IN his trousers pocAe' VII ""'O' WV
9TH f my fir 10 York frel ny @a me-, L ' re y y" i
~ ,r,,r,,at hrggar llr htFI' Hil'''u '' '
sn.IP ip, p, , I,, vcu't anl old JOIN hol-' ses o.,
T.r verdict u lie CorOncis jay N"' ''"'''"'' -
sanity"