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New-York tribune., 1868-03-21

CoFFFE-Va Europe and the Cable adyices have been
received from RIO Janelro which greatly s,rehg'neh IL "a
asked and very little stock offered The dates are
to Feb 49, and report The sales AZ $500 pags &
lbid Buyers operate slowly however aud we note only
22i bags Rio eX VIM cunde and s1as bags DO ex Jan,
steady sales OF ~ bags Bahia at 2ic 200 saVanlla at
l7ic.; l3 Ceara at lGc and COO laguayra on private
CANDLES are without change; the demand for Ada
mantine fair and we note saes OF 6o boxes al s21c
COPPER-Amerioan Pig Is fairly active and nrm sales
OF 225coo for detroit %tc LOT ror,aSo lake
TGGs~A brisk inquiry prevails, and prices are again
trc better sales made OF Western and state at -
FIoS2JR S AND MFAI-The market for Western and
State Flour opened easier Irregular but toward the
close there was more inquiry and steadness decline In
m s. 20 for upSSo tns o s1e for ordinary @
Extra; $40 20asO so for Extra State $40 6Sas 80 for
ExTS 90 os. 40 for good TO to choice spring Wheat
Extras; slO 65dsl2 60 for Minnesota Extras tl0 100
do $40 ss1 S5 for Amber Winter Wheat EItraMchgan
and Indiana; era 20at2 20 for Extra White Mhe9t 90
California Flour opened easier irregular but closed
with more steadiness the saes are $40 bags at 2 80
i 49, via the Horn Southern Flour is firm and IN fair
demand most holders decline TO make any concession to
reaze the sales I70 bbs at 80 for ordinary
TO good Extra baltimore and Country $40 7oa,. 20 for
for Extra and Family Delaware and Maryland rye
eases AND saes Of sseS @ & Si S Ps o. 30 for s.
for Jersey and o. 20dt8 80 for Brandywne Buokwheat
Flour Is more active, and Is frmer at AaH IS.
GRAIN-The Wheat market opened dun, ana prices
rather lower but later owing to decline In ireisns the
demand for shipment improved and a the close there Is
business; tho sales are 81 bush. at " ior NO
Chicago Spring in store .? 4ldt2 IS for NO mllwan
kee the latter delivered 81 IS for Green bay DENY
ered " So for Amber Pennsylvania and 20 for We Cal
ifonian Barley is firmly held but we hear OF no sales
Barley Malt Is somewhat unsettled sales OF 1000 Ds
State " 20dt2 as Oats inactive ana tame western
offered eJc with buyers at b2lc no SAFES arc
reported Rye firmly held and Is In demand tho sales
1000 bush Jersey and Southern ut IS. delivered
Corn, early IN tho dY. was lIln aud, With moderate
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THE CIVIL COURTS.

On and since the 10th inst petitions in bank
fupicy have fled by Julius Barnet and Bach
cDe petition) Asa Holt jr Zachariah Rode Benjamin j.
6eho0nmaker, and William II. Lane, all Of this city.
Under process for debt issued out of the y.
District Court u g. Marshal Murray seized yesterday
the steamboat Meta, which In the Summer
between this city aud Red Bank n. j.. aud also the
schooner Thomas Jefferson, coastiDS vessel
The case Of the executors of Mr.. Burrowes,
former partner Of A. T. Stewart Co, which has been
previously reported and in which the chief dispute
whether the deceased had drawn some $4,000 from
that hrm without charging himself with the amount mas
a referee The order OF reference Is To DO
settled on Monday.
In the First District Civil Court, before JUS
following Judgments rendered. Chas btokel owner
hack No l36. driving without lights fined el0; VIM Lv
lBgston hack No 2o4. soliciting passengers without
badge, fined tiG George Dean, hack No. 4l5, driving
shop without license fined $50; John Howe, keeping
second hand shop without license, fined t25.
In the City Court, Brooklyn, Daniel Orr sued
John BrOphy TO $3.50 damages violation OF
agreement 10 sell piece OF land The men owned ad.
5oining lots South Brooklyn and plaintiff desired to
purchase two feet Defendants lot which defendant
agreed 10 sell for tl8 written agreement TO deliver
decd drawn up and sgned and the money was paid
defendant has never executed the deed refunded
the money The defense put III plea OF drunkenness
the part OF defendant at the time the agreement was
made. Verdict for plaintiff; damages $50.
In the sherry wine case, counsel for claim
ant who had taken all Of Thursday. also consumed the
whole OF yesterday In finishing his argument He went
over all the main points OF the testimony very
yeTs on the experts and detectives, Faewell, Marshall
aud Henshaw, questioned the trustworthiness of
their testimony; exhausted every legal point, cited
every authority favorable 20 his view Of the VIM
o. Choato esq, of counsel for the Government WILL ia
AYg " NJ EYsTts who u absent W WssaRI9p ~ eo9R
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sci for the President to sum up iof INC
ernment on Monday morning
~ m of fha Surname Court.

ernment on Monday morning -
In the Special Term of the supreme Court,
the areumen i'm the Chicago and Rock Island cases was
continued the motion OF the palns "l VIZ t,anh
nrocea1Ss for the contempt Of Court In removing
The bdoS of Tie company from the state and for the ap
nnntInent of receiver, and the defendants motion
for dsoIntion OF the inJunctlons The defendants are
st seeking to the cases transferred TO the onted
Snes Circ Courts they claim that the issuing OF the
40 shares of new stock was within their powers, and
done for benefit Of the Company. The argument WI"
be continued to-day.
In the United States District Court, in Bank
r1iptcy, a new order, in the shape Of a Notice TO
Registers in Bankruptcy has been Issued py inc Juuge
The attention ofRsgstcrs is called to s, General Order
No Bankruptcy requires them the close OF the last examination
% hs PAssu % S ne S Sab t duty po..d on the Register
irregular him deliver the papers 10 the bankrupt or 10 m
SSi SGiI OF or 20 ef T S The G should at papers
condition DO passed upon BY the Judge
in reference to the question Of discharge
In the Superior Court case was presented
by Levi Gray Rgt John A. Underwood arising out OF
sale of Erie The defendant having 100 shares 1l Ee
belonging to the plaintiff was requested by the ater 10
sell it and another hundred The defendant sold me H
he had but did not sell the hundred short Inc palnn
claimed that under the circumstances there arose con
tract between the defendant ana himself 70 sell 200 sr
aud that lie entitled TO the dference on 100
est price Erie subsequently touched The Court held
however, that only nominal damages were ftcoTeIaoe % @
ccptons be heard in the first instance al the Gen
eral Term.
In the suit of Christopher Pullman against
the Mayor Common Council and Controller of the City
Of New and Fernando Wood to restrain the etecu
ton the Of part Of Nos 5 and III Nassaust all
the defendants except Fernando wood deinuTTed tat
Mr. Pullman entitled to bring the suit The ques
tOn turned on the constitdtionahty OF Sectoh OF o
Tax Levy OF 1864 which enpoWe[ed & any e ftT Govern
ment Judge Sutherland has held that ths PROVISION
unconstitutional that the tax levy local act tat ls
declared purpose is for tho raising and expenditure OF
certain moneys IN the City OF New,forE ana tiat tie
creation remedy foreign TO the title ana 10 te
rest of the act and Therefore against Section G Article
Of the state Constitution
New-York tribune., 1868-03-21
PETROLEUM AND MINING sTocxs,-FRsr BOARD.
Mining Stocks "
Cou'd Gregory q. ?
FRIDAY, March 2O-P. v
oOyBRshENT DEPARTMENT


Gold closes at 1881 The range of the day was
1SS1al3sg. The clearings at the Gold Exchange
Bank were $j2 l57, 900 and the balance sl,Gj2,l99
Government stocks are very firm in view of the
high rates paid to carry them by dealers aud specu
lators. The sales were quite large, and there was
disposition TO close out by weak holders The sales OF
State stocks were small, and prices were not sus
tanned Pacific Mail was active and taken by strong
parties. Express stocks were lower, but offered IN
small amounts. Erie was strong, and strong buyers
ready TO take anything offered at the quotations The
impression is general in well informed circles that IN
the absence OF legal interference the Van
derbt interest Will control the Erie road in the Oc'
tober election, and probably sooner. The flight OF
the directors when called upon to show their author
ity to issue 900 shares followed by an issue OF lOo
900 shares more, has shaken the confidence of many
The Western stocks are all strong and few offered ex
cept at very full prices. At the close the market was
fraction lower but was very steady at quotations
The demand for money in the early part of the day
was unabated, and per cent freely paid between
houses of high character Upon stocks largo inter
est has been made equal in cases to per cent
for 30 days upon State stocks. Gold was turned for
one day at lilo The pressureis wholly in stock circles
and the commercial demand is reported as not IN ex
cess OF that always shown at this season. The coun
try banks are preparing for the April statement and
the usual settlements made at that date and forwhlch
they desire legal tenders but the demands from this
cause are not urgent. At the close of business money
was quoted easier and at there was good supply.
In Justice TO Messrs Jay Cooke g. Co. il should be
stated that per cent commission was not charged
by them above Z per cent on Governments yesterday
They did, however, turn Governments for one day ut
difference in common with other large dealers, nor
was the rate excessive
Government stocks at the close were steady. For
1905 1901 was bid and none offered under 1861! 1t Is
reported that the Assistant Treasurer will issue
ten millions Of three per cent Clearing House GER
tifcates, and take in payment from the banks 75Os
and compound interest notes. The only way this
can be done to give the money market any relief Is
TO purchase the 730 notes at tho market and not try
to force them down TO price at which he Is
willing to buy; 1O6 twas named as the price at
which the Treasurer would take 1905, but they i'm
mediately advanced, and could not be purchased at
less than l0G!, and were sparingly offered at that
price Governments closed strong at quotations:
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TIE MARKETS.

FRIDAY, March 90 1863.
AslIEs-The market IS strong for Pots at tS 2ja 37
Pearls nominal
BIESWAX continues firm. and we note fdlr business
at l3di3lc for yellow Western and Southern.
BRIST1ES unchanged; we quote at from $50 al 10
for American Gray and White.
BUILDING MkTERIAIS-An articles coming under
this heading have met with steady, fair demand, and
the market has ruled quite firm The closing quotations
are as follows Bricks $40 10 81 20 for Common Hard,
SsdSla for CrOOn aud si0dSi5 for Philadelphia Front
Cement s. % for Rosendale; Hair at 36d3Gtc for Rio
Craude Mixed; 37d37tc. for BuenOs Ayres Mixed, and
lldl2c Unwnshcd Mixed. Lths at 81 ass, three
months Lime at 81 50 for Common, and 81 for Lump
Plaster OF Paris nj a. dsi per Blue Nova Scotia;
q 20 per bb for Cacined Eastern, ana S. 80 per bb
for Calcined Kuickcrbocker and Empire Mills.
COTTON-Only q moderate business Is doing and the
market is weak and at about &c. lower rates The
decline Is most decided the grades though all
qualities lack strength Sales of 22G6 bales OF which COG
20 TO spnner to spectators aud 935 to exporters in
Guiding l70 In transit. We quote:
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NEw-YoRK INSTITUTION FOR THE INSTRUCTION
OF THE DEAF AND DUMB.


This excellent institution, the largest of its
Hights overlooking the broad Hudson. The entrance to
the grounds is on Tenthavc at
secondst The grounds and buildings spacious.
venient saubrious and pleasing TO the eye. The total
cost was about t5O00OO large part OF which pro-
vded by the private benevoence Of citizens OF New
York and the good management Of the Directors Of the
Institution In disposing OF their old cite In Fftiehst
now occupied by Columbia College. sone idea OF the
extent OF the buildings may be realized from the state
ent that the sum Of the Of all the floors s nearly
three acres They not planned on 100 extensive
recurring the services OF 20 teachers and about other
employees. There are two classes or dear cnllufen 10
whom the institution offers the previous privileges OF
education. The numerous class arc tne true deaI
and dumb those whose education was held 70 be mpos
bic by the wses OF the ancients and Is sun one OF me
most difficult OF intellectual undertakings These chill
dren, before they educated only make their wants
known in rude and imperfect dialect OF signs When
they come to the institution they speedily learn s Dea
tful and expressive language OF gestures, ana ~ IL
marvel TO how fast and how certainly they will In that
language exchange all manner OF remarks and acquire
all manner OF knowledge. Their teachers avail them
selves OF this their favcre language 10 teach them the
meaning and OF words and phrases and, in year
two they become able 10 write letters which surprise ana
sructon they 80 back 20 their friends abo 20
by writing, 10 transact business IN that mode, md TO
s0ace their hours Of loneliness by reading books and
newspapers Every ono takes with him a bible which
he has been taught 20 read and Prize Tho other class OF
deaf children those who learned 10 speak and often
read before they became deaf For these also the
sttutOn offers It's social and regiOus privileges
it's facilities for acquiring good education Care Is taken
10 preserve and improve their power OF speech. They
have 10 good library, and often make great adj
In knowledge There pupils In the institution
who study Logic Algebra French, Latin and Greek.
mode OF application for State and county bencncares,
can be obtained by applying 10 the Principal Isaac Lewis
Peet, al the Institution personally, or BY letter,
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OR LIVING EXPENSES IN NEw-YORK.
EpfpAy March OO Iel


FRIDAY, March 20, 1868.
The main features OF the markets great scarcity
OF mutton, and high prices In consequences lighter
stock OF eggs good supply Of fish, With some additions
the Spring vegetables. Radishes are coming nom
Florida but lose their freshness long voyage.
They are selling at &c. bunch while those OF hotbed
growth cost l2di5c Chyes in pots from hothouse- are
on SALE and few pumpkins which have kept remarkably
WELL Offering AT l5c 10. quart and half toina
toes from Long Island hot-house. brought s75 Old
potatoes are scarce and high, with Bermudas on
the market at present. As remarked, mutton is very
scarce and retail prices vary greatly some OF that offer
ing being old country dressed sheep, bought some time
ago, when IL cheap Fat sheep are selling Mt 49l6c
to-day, by tho hundred carcases Beef Is unchanged,
though not plenty. Bob veal Is abundant and hind
quarter be had for l2c. e 10. scalops hard to
md while clans and other kinds OF fish generally
plenty. Flour is 25a5Oc bbl lower good article sell
Ing FOR SIS bb Poultry Is little lower but generally
neglected Flight pigeons have made their appearance,
but bring hgh priCea. We nnOte:
New-York tribune., 1868-03-21

Exchange is quoted as follows: London, Cd d9ys,
1C9.QlO02; London. sight, 1lOdilO!; Paris. long,
5.1Gi ia515!; short, 5l330513i; Antwerp, a5l5;
Swiss, 5l7lG51j; Hamburg S6tdS6i Amsterdam,
4lta4l!; Frankfort, 4la41I; Bremen, 79i97p.; Bre-
ill., 71.a72
Freights to Liverpool, 500 bbs. Rosin at d. 3D.,
and by steamer 1900 bush. Corn at Cd; 1900 bush
Wheat at CID; 800 bales Cotton ut tG5-l6d, the in
side rate for compressed 600 tcs. Beef at 5s Cd 800
boxes Cheese ut 40s., and 900 tcs. Lard at 3O5 An
Italian brig to Valencia with slaves and other
merchandise on private terms and bark to Cadiz
private terms.
The transactions at the Office of the Assistant
Treasurer were Reccipts-For Customs, 100000;
for Gold Notes, sS3 900: Total Receipts sl5l5sl6 o..
Total Payments. ST. 7i2, AS 9i Balance $l00,Slj,-
Sl2 90.
The New.Yorl imports Of foreign dry goods COM
foil
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

March 1o-7 $3.50 sacks Flour 1s32 bbs. Flour 6s bbs
Whisky, 1883 sacks Corn Meal, 29.230 bush. Wheat.
80 2i6 bush Corn 1898 bush Oats 1000 BUSH Rye. t6o
bush Seeds pgs. Beef. pkg. Cut Meats, lo3 pkgs
Lard, 2.51l bbs. petroleum, 1904 pkgs Butter 2,51s
pkgs Cheese $50 bbls Eggs.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-21
BENZ. F. BALLARD's "AlrRcuAxrs' UNION
FAMILY MARKETS.

PEoDtcE Co No on Greenpichst y late No 70 COurIist
eary Butter Eggs, Maple Sugar SC Cons oD
receive 81 per cel VI net proiis Send for circular
New-York tribune., 1868-03-21

The crop reports from the Southern States are
generally of an encouraging character. Very little
damage has resulted from Winter frosts or rains and
planters are hoping TO have large area of Spring
crops. Much apprehension. however, Is felt along
the banks of the Mississippi lest the leyees may be
broken 10y the gathering waters, and thousands OF
New-York tribune., 1868-03-21
acres again be submerged.
TIE Cbi,0oo Republican saws

IEf HHNNV HfVHUIWWH nv c.-I.-. =
The Ncw-Iork Journals all predicting late spring
aud an early Summer trade Here. n the West however,
We have such indcatOns-butr rather OtherNlsc Asa
general rule. the farmers throughout the NorthWest are
In better condition. financially than for several years
past the entire country is bare OF goods and the leading
markets are from being oversocked Under an these
circumstance an active Spring trade may be looked Tor
rs soon as the weather has become settled All through
Iowa Kansas Nebraska Minnesota, Wisconsin and HIN
o, business In the smaller towns and cities was never so
active az IL has been for month past.
The Canal Board has selected the following "a banks
Of deposit in this city: Atlantic National Bank OF
New-York. East River National Bank, Union Trust
Company. National Trust Company.
The earnings of the Northern Central Railway,
New-York tribune., 1868-03-21

The following are William Heath Il Co.'S last qu'
tatioas Of stocksi
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1inantiaI.
TOR SALE.


For SALE.
ROCHESTER CITY SEVEN PER CENT FIRST MORTGAGE
WATER COMPANY BONDS WHICH ARE FlRSr-CLASS SBCU
RlTY UNDOUBTED FOR INVESTMENTS WITH SINKING
FUND PROVIDED FOR THEIR REDEMPTION, DUE 1871 INTER
EST COUPONS AND PRINCIPAL PAID BY THB CITY TREAS
URRR OF THE CITY OP ROCHESTER. ALlMTBD AMOUNT op
THE BONDS ARB OFFERED FOR SALE IN LOTS TO surf PuR
CHAsBRs AT A CONSIDERABLE REDUCTION BELOW PAR.
FOR THE PRESENT ONLY, BY
ALBERT H. NICOLAY -
Stock Broker aud Alctousst,
No. q Plne a.. SeE.YOrs
VNO CAPITALISTS.-Th undersigned invite
AMI ornsrr Inducements for safe which presented
by the LANCASTER CHROME MINING AND MANUFACTURING
This COMPANY has been basis Of 4us requirements s
mining without Of advantages and PTons beyond dsmos
raed heh sufficient for practical eo1silefaon outside
ne spa stock Is $4,000 divided 600 shares 9th. vss
each Of full paid stock $4,000 of the Norkng capital WIN y
sold per share provide cash capital 81 SlS0o the stos
held treasury be sold when the business fy estabhsd
oug believed the Of working VIII not require soy oes
subscribers viii pay s25 time subscribing Tor which certificate
of The remaining twenty hVs
per cea vii ao b necessary time possibly not al all
ALBERT HIyBMEyER.
Vice President.
WM. HENRY HALL.
READ GORDON
JonS AITkES
Board Of Trustees,
WILLIAM MOLLER
WARREN nURD0Ck.
READ GORDON
WI HsNar i4LL.
LEONARD w. NARRES,
JOHN AfTkBN. jr
LEONARD W. WAkKBS General Agent
The Subscription Books tue osoe Of E H. WAC
sTAPF No II Broadway where all Prospectus
may be obtained. or Which will be sent free b. nail
New-York tribune., 1868-03-21
THE MONEY MARKET.
SALES AT THE STOCK ExCHANGE.-FIRsr CALL
10f O'CLOCK A. NJ.
.NE
UH "a i0I0 Con

%, ,VVUs Us.ss.-s DO III
1000. .lOI
5000. .l9O'clk 1901
Treas Notes 7 $40
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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-07-18

cslins E. Mann, ct al o., Gala
Order OF sale.
Austin W. Mann, CT al. J
II
ny virtue of Order of Sale duly issued from said
Court in the above case 10 directed will offer for
sale by way OF public auction at the door of the Court
House, in jefferson, Ashtabula County, Ohio on Ihnrs
day the 18Th day ofAugust A d. 1868 at II O'Clock \ NJ
of said day. the following described Lands and Tene
ments, tO-wit;
Situate in the township of Plymouth in the County
of Ashtabula and State Of Ohio The northeast corner
Of lot No. thirtyeight, (3S) in said township of Ply
mouth, and bounded as follows to-wit ON the North
and East by lands of o. ii. Mann. South by lands of
Zad0cl Mann, deceased, and West by centre OF the
highway, containing ytwO-22-acres of land, be
the same more OF ess-appraiscd at $500
A,so, other piece of Iand subject to the dover 90
tate of Sophia Manu. situate in said lot o and in said
Township, county and state. and bounded and described
IS ioows-on the east by the center OF the highway cn
the south by land Of ZadOck Mann deceased on the west
by land of Daniel Tracy, and the north by land Of
Perry Nhaand, containing five-5-acres OF land more
or iessappraiscd 5 Subject the dover estate of
Sophia Mann.
A J, COYELL, Sheriff.
Sherin's Office, July IL 1868. 5W!6f
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-07-18

VIII Consult Patients from tc 18th to the st OF every
month Mt his Office l2{ Onario Srt, Clcyeand Ohio.
Having had successful Practice for the p2st twenty
five ycary in the treatment of all kinds of Acute and
crnc Diseases especially of the Throat and Lungs
and in the treatment of all kinds of Female Diseases
He viii give perfect satisfaction to all who may apply
for relief No mineral other BesjteYi0us DfhGs are
used Botanical Remedies only will all Diseases
Having had a successful practice in the above named
places several years. with unparalleled of
which satisfactory reference be given at OF the
ai.s4'e EAIlcd places.
Prices of Medicine for One Month"; from 81 to S. MI
crOscOpic Analytic Examination OF the blood or Urine
free Office 124 Ontario Street, near Pablie Square
Cleveland, Ohio. s. G. CLARK, NJ ID:
Cleveland Jan, l. 1868 Vi
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

OEDINANcE TO PRoTECT SHADE TREES !
BE 1t ordained by the Mayor Recorder and Trustees OF
the Incorporated Village of Ashtabua,
Sec. That it shall be unlawful for any person or per-
TO hitch horse TO any of the shade or ornanen
tai trees within the Limits of e Corporation on ground
either public or private.
Sec. H. Any person offending shall be subject TO
fine of dollar 81 Wick rh..ite coiiected By the
Marshal and paid into ihe tfgasury OF the Borough
Passed June "a. 1868. 1886
L. II. GILKEY. Mayor,
j. u FELLOWS. Recorder.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-07-18

DHERlFF'S SALE of Tenements, Ash
tahnla Common Peas. February Term, 1865.
Tend.
Isabella r. Stodlard
By virtue ofa Nend Ex. duly issued from said Court
in the above case, TO directed will offer for sale by
way of Auction onthe proper hereinafter described
iu Ashtablla Vi'lage, Ashtabula County. Ohio on
Thursday, thc16th ddyof JAY D. 1868, at! ocoeS, A
NJ of said day the folowiId described building occu-
pied by the said Isabella X Sioddard defendant as
Millinery store, situate at the Borough of Asha6ula
so3nty oil Asabna and State of Ohio and IS described
follows on land in lot No B. the East side OF Main
Street. in said Village and is one door North of
now occupied by Phillip Kline a saloon. ~
sw9G6l H. j COFELL, Sheriff.