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NOTICE

Is hereby given to the Cononer, the Justices
of the Peace, and Constables ofthe said coun-
ty of Monroe, that they be then and there
ready with their rolls, records, inquisitions,
examinations and other remembrances to dc
those things which their Offices are appertai-
ming, and also that those who are bound by
recognizauces to prosecute and give evidence
against the prisoners that are or shall be in
the jail IF the said county of Monroe, or a.
gainst persons who stand charged with the
commission of offences to be then and there
to prosecute or testify as shall be just.
God save the Commonwealth
CHARLES HENRY, Sheriff.
Sherif's Offlce Stroudsburg,
Sept. 3, 1868.
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FINAL NOTICE TO
Thieves, Trespassers and Sabbath
Breakers!

We the undersigned, having for some time
past been greatly annoyed and damaged by
an idle, impudent and unprincipled class,
who go through our crops, break our fences,
catch our fish, njure and destroy our trees,
bushes and vines carry away our fruit and
use or sell it, annoy us by shooting, &c. &c.
regardless of dogs, threats, stones. &c, have
resolved to bear witness and prosecute 10 the
full extent of the law, any or all offenders,
whether friend or foe, and hereby pledge
ourselves 10 literally reward any person fur
nishing evidence sufficient for conviction.
MIcH'L RANsBEERy, VIM FINDLEY Bush,
STROUD BURsoN, e, f. DURFEE,
JESSE X. SMITH, WIN, CoRrELYop.
RoBERT BRowN.
Stroud tsp, Aug. 20, ls6S.-3t*
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Crystal Spring Hotel,
J. L. Thomas, Proprietor,
EAST STROUSBURG, PA.

EAST STROUSBURG, PA.
k The House is fitted up with Mod
8iii ern improvements, and is supplied
MW with choice Bar, where the best of
Liquors can be had. The best of Stabling
attached, with accommodating hostlers in at
tendance.
0FHorses and carriages can be had at
all hours.
0TA line of Stages running to Port Jer-
Wis, ria Milford. leaves the House, after the
arrival of the morning trains.
Sept. 3, 1S6S.-m2.
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Auditors Notice.

The undersigned auditor appointed by the
Orphans Court of Monroe County, to make
distribution of the funds in the hands of E.
manuel Ii. Gunsaules, Administrator of the es-
tate of Elijah Depue, decd, will attend to
the duties of said appintment, at his Office,
in the Borough of Stroudsburg, on Thurs.
day, September 18th, 1868, at 10 O'Clock
a. m. when and where all parties interested
are required to attend, or they will be de-
barred from coming in for their distributive
share of said fund
J. B. STORM, Auditor.
August 13, 1S6S.-4t.
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hON'T yOu know that u. III.
~ McCarty is the only Undertaken in
Slroudsburg who understands his business
If not, attend a Faneral managed by any
other Undertaken IN town, and you will see
the proof of the fact. [Sept. 26. 81.
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Attention, Farmers!!

All who want a DURABLE PUMP
Before purchasing, we ask you to examine
WILLIAM S. KELLY'S
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Ayers Sarsaparilla,
FOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD.
The reputation this *.

IIIC ICIJIItsitIUH liIIS tx
cellent medicine enjoys,
is derived from its cures,
many of which arc truly
marvellous. Inveterate
cases OF Scrofulous dis
ease, where the system
seemed saturated with
corruption, have been
purified and cured by it.
Scrofulous affections and
disorders, which were ag-
gravated by the scrofu-
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House and Lot for Sale.

Easton, Aug. IA. ls65.-2t
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-04-04
@t1enbabn Tabr~ Dl6ne.
&4 @zzEsEE
Wtnnefpta BAILEY Gtfenbabu+

Wtnnefpta BAILEY Gtfenbebu.
Sc @ueur unt wanfato Sage.
BerlaGen st. paul 7.45 Bprm., $50 Madmtttaos
EDn,men an In st. PAUL II 50 Born. 500 Na1mtttaes
Dte 3uee btefer Batn %Serbtnben tn Wtentrta NIT b
men Der Wtnnefsta Central Babn.
Snp. s. QinepIn.
Superintendent.
Miltraufes st. Saul uub Altmnea.
pplt6 8abn.
@a1aettr 8use ~per1ahen uub tpn,n,en an in g0eR st.
paul, wte fcls1:
Gaifern Grpref.
Verlahen st. Paul 6.35 Dprna.
Rpmmen In st. paul an VAS Nad,
MinneapoIis unb ct. Saul stecpmpration.
gerlafen gDenzSt. paul 9.05 Wprmtttaes, las Sad.
n.tttag 90 unb 4:15 Wadmtttaes.
&pn1nten In QBelt< St. Saul an 11.i Born. $50 xnp
7.45 Nadmtttass.
.. 6. Gbspparl,
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uup nur ben 3wed tm Nuae

uub 1pr ben etnen 3wed I'M Muse
.bahe, tdmli6 Der Stapt cine u9elunbe
Mtbmpspbdre" gu Yerldafen. Dur6 baS
u@eidret raienper Ebpren" lief 1t9 SEER
Mbittn9 ibrisen6 rod gu rem Gntidlu1le
.bepegen, I'M laufe Ter jeBt9en @pde her
8erfu6 an;uiteQen, pb fi9 Bic @traben
aiberbaupt nod retnt9en la11en pper nidt.
Dieter Gnti6luB toftete tbm allerbin96
einen barten& ampf aber Ct tpurpe 9efabt.
Limb elm @ptt bat Grbarmen" unb ianbte
in BET Na9t BON 6reita9 auf 6amta9
u1o mabrenb peS Samta96 cine folde
Made S6nee berab> pab @bitin9 eS ppr<
ldufi9 ni@t n5tbi9 bat {etnen @efublen
3wan9 an5utbun. @eltern 9in9 Ser
@bitin9 in bic &ir9e unb banfte ieinem
@6Ipffr fir bic stelfa6en, ibm ermiele<
men Wpbltbaten. 5eute Meno mirb er
1etnen Treunben tnD elmpniep'S Elm sldn~
5enoeS Copper 9eben." CSu St3.)
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-04-04
Nctp Yprfet @trafenre nieune.

Dte SEEM yprfer 3eitun9en MAIDEN iid
unaufbDrli9> aber pbne allen Grfpl9. uber
ben Strabenz@ pmmi11dr @bitin9 luiti9,
ter pas @elo fit bic @trabenretni9un9
gang rubt9 III bic Saiae itedt uno i'm
uebri9en u@ptt einen 8uten Mfann iein
labt."
GoS Spurnal bonn %. I1reibt:
uDer 5immel bat bas beibe Tlebe1 eiz
mes ieiner frpmmfen unb er9ehenien Die
rer, beS tpafem Same5 st. @bittn9 en-
bDrt unb i'm abermal8 nit elmer nieeltz
9en portipn S9nee bel9entt. uBenn
bic Motb ant srS6ten, 1T @ptt am ndd>
ften." Na9oem &e9en unp Spnne Ten
G9nee bis al1f flefne ueberreie entfernt
batten uno rur nod biden unb binnen
&ptb suriidlieben, fel bic 9anse8elt lber
ben arl>,er @bttin9 ber unp mutbete ibm
ut fir Die $4,000 melGe er per Mpnat
besiebt bod AUDI et>pa6 fir bic StraBenz
reiniouno ut tbun> 1renn es aud nod 70
wenia mare. Man i1idte tbm Commit
tees ppn Mlbany auf ben sails uno muir
nit Mibe eelan9 e5 bemS fprn1az
tor uno bclen Greunoen gu beweilen, oab
bic Straben iid in einem alpripfen 3u:
ftanoe beinoen unp ct, Der Gpntraftpr, bel
Ieinem Gpntrafte enprn1e Sumn,en ;ulebe
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-04-04

aufubrsa aeiudt, per5stbe mir uno rdhg
mid. SD bat eeitern ben Sberlfeuteas
ant ......, eaB er tomnns, unb Ct laatt,
IS r6:e nidt mebr nDtbia. St bat mid
Dor lstnsn Ram,rener 70 bsbsnseit, pts--
uao ra6 fam i'd ntht ldnasr ertyaasn.
Dc3u SIN i'd su fst9e, ben Stusnen oes
2tbenS gu trrBen. 8erseibe mir uop
(a9e p...... ct fol- muir jdbrlt6 etnmal
am 10. Gebruar. on mid renfen Sd
babe mid inn alS &inb anpertraut uno
ct bnt po6 Mdrden eeuprcst SD grille
Water uno ole meiue @s9m|f ter. Ste
louen mtr per,etbsn. Sd la1s, wenn
49,. nidt fou1men loute, i'm FIT eaer III
,taSpftr nod etnmal onltben. rpas ct Que
Dem ~finrtiden Mdbden" oemaht Bat.
@ctt beb1te tbn. ibn uno eu6 NQs> uno
perseibet mir. 2ebt upbl, BIT t fir mid
uao ct fir ie!n Spfer. 2ori,"- Sber>
lieutenant g., Der urebber bss &ref3ni6ts,
rsilt nt6t mebr IN @ttn @eit 9etsr1
firth mtrb ct in letner @pbnung auf ber
2antfra6s un0ar8a0e osrmt6t.
Mfrifani1@e 6t.-Du
GbatQu bat IN ether &prlelunA bic er
ji19it in Ybtlarelpbia 9ebalten> pteTraGt
am 9pfe hes &Gni96 DippS III fpl9enoer
Weile 9efdtlcert: Ser &Dnt9 tr1&9 einen
6rad 0o9en. uS9walben19wan3"O Ypn
Dem S9nttt mte er BET I'M er1 8rpbodz
tern abli9 &par, uno iprit ni6t6 1peiter,
Sein premier tru9 etn @emo NIT ei1er1
Wernel, unp nt9tS wetter. Der smeite
Mintfter tru9 Elm @al6tu9 uno nidts
weiter. Der brittle Wiirpentr1oer tr19
e}nen SUIT urp nidtS >peiter bic &Sntotn
ca9eaen e{ten &e9enl6irm> unp ni@t6
tpeiter."
- Ole Ypltsei unb Der betz
lt9e @etf, Sin %2pui6piuer Blatt
NEGLECT: @ine Ne9erin purre neulib in
Nlbany tpe9en S9reteu5 nrter reliaiDler
Nuf resun9 perbaftet. Sn BET Yplisei<
9ert6tsfiyun9 enti9ieo bet Mayor> bab
c{eitlte Elm &e&t bate, su i6retenL >penn
Der beili9e @eiit iie pasn antreite unp
entlteB btelelbe. Wenn tlnftt9bir mieper
cine Yeripn tpe9en 2d1men8 auf ber
Strabe Dor raS ppli;ei9ertdt 9ebraGt
Miro 70 mub ite frei9eiprpden {percen>
penn 1e erfldrt> baB Der betlt9e @ett
lber fte 9efpmmen 1tar.
- Der Tenier General S'g}eil murbe
III CLEVELAND auf ba5 @rpbartt9te em~
pfan9en, Sn elmer 9tepe> wel9e berlelbe
bielt> bpt ct bem praiicenten Der Ser.
Staaten I'M Taue zines &rte9e6 nit Gn95
LAMB bunperttaul enb Tenter an.
- @alveipn> ppr benz &rte9e cine
8epDlferun9 BON 10000 sdblenp> bat teBt
faum $4,000 @tnwpbner.
- Sn CLEVELAND ser ammelten 1i6
befanntli9 ppr tpeni9en Wp9en bic Mbz
%9eprpnetem BON Tabrifanten aus alien
Sbeilen hes 2anbe8. Inter ptel len Mt<
.9euroneten befonp 1i@ AUDI Elm 3eitun86z
i9retber, Oils er 9efra9t wurpe> mas er
fabrtstre, antwprtete er: uDffcntlt9c
80 etnun9" Man lief Jpn an ben
@erbanolun9en Tbeil nebmen.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-04-04
Dafpta 9au8,
Moplpb Seiter.

MUolpb Seiter.
Netp.Tlnt, Mftnne1ct0.
~ Das Sutel IT s%paRanets nsu unt ele eaut etnse-
rt6tet unb bteset Retlenben iebe B~eauemltdtett.
* SIR ben ausipann Nnb s~eraumtse Stauunseu
nprhanbtn.
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gin @bmfnbinbtt4e+

Der unter,etanete, nadbem e Sabrelaas an etaem
J~tfttsen eunsenabel uno iener faratsrliaen &rantbett,
burd Elm etnfades &ttte1 Der Geiunbbett wteber eeeebeu
-unt it in gelee %testeris feinen IitlstosnSea has Mit.
tel feiner Wieberberiteauns rntttutbetlen.
Mn &le, BITE es mIniden, wtrb ct etne Ahl9rtft bes
aebrauaten R.eeptes (fpaenfreD ~3uieneen nebt anwet.
}unsen iar 3utereituneen une Gebraud %sehelten, mel.
Dies Te as. eine iidbere Sur fur Mussebruns,
ale Sals- uno eunsenabel fnben perben. Der etnstss
3pet bes @aseisers tn Seneuns hes Reeeptes TT be-.
e. iir unitdstar BAIT, su sertreten; unb er toTt, tsb
ieser Qetbense ietn Setlmittel Serfu6e en- werbe, ba IS thu
uiats fptet uns iia ais Sesen erpe len mag. Aae bic
bas Aeeept fret arsefdtdt phnlaen. rpaen ~8sfaaisH
e
Mrn. &:enars II. gBilion. ~
Dta!aushurGb aines 60. E,Srgsyi.'9
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Rreu3pHn9eH ppm peuf1hem
gtabl.
uns s%arantire, taS ttefe Fa tn tresas stnem gubsn
,,blanf" artetten.
SD werbe bas @e1b unb bic OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES fl,
ieses pfue, Der Nd MIDI erwetR, pte Seriprpden uas
5nrufeebradt wtrb, 3urndbesab1en.
Reparaturen werben auf Beteuune eemadt unb n1uf-
len 3ufrtebents:t seten, ebe Besablune perlanet ntrt.
Gtenio aae @prten 9baufel: nne Bred : 4fise.
fit @ratrte uub Buldlanb. Dtefer pfue erbtelt sic
erte Yramte auf Der Staatsfatr tn Sort @neatae In 1853
unb tn Mtnnearp1ts tn 1865.
ps Ts' ss an Der ssr gs Asms gtS rag d , NJ ftG @ 81 S5n NIT e'ne"
1863 II 6. &. 4errine.
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@cmfprtableS
DeutI0eS WaR> t. &pfbdue
hum Miune1pta=Gbul.

Nm pbsrn Gnpe ber JprtRraBe,
Die 1nter3ei&neten erlauben l1 bteruit, b.
Nufmertiamfcit bes etnbeimii9en unb ausraartt'
asu eeut19sn publifunts euf ibr nett une b.
quent ein9eri@tetes Gait unb Rpfbau6 III lst'
ten.
ST. hem(elben Fubet BET tpertbe Gaf bic aper'
freunolidf he unb biQisrs Bertenung, rrfnlt4s&
9oots, quite Rpi, furs NQe5, was III eiter anifdn.
bt9en Wirtbl1aft beaniprntt tpereca farm.
Cute Stalung beFnbet fa ebenfals be!s:'
pau1e+
Das @trebsn bsr l1nterset@aetsn If bic Wne,~
tennun8 berer, bic fe beebren.
5Gmal: & 0ummel.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-04-04

@tcbarb marDtn
rapprttrt unb perfauft I'M @ruben, fpwtetnt Rlet.
uen YorceQan, @las unb aQe tnbas Sad
1@la8enbe Baaret.
Drttte, unb ~Strat
swti9en &ebar> unb @abaiba~,
st. paul, WRtnnet1td.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-04-04

s. e. @5etfpwtc5,
Gde ber Tlnftea un5 @traDe,
gegenIber berGpuuty~JaN
smpFeblt f3 bternit bDFitf BEN 8scbrten pe.st'
Wubl,fum elS
@srber uub 3ubereiter aQer Nrter opu
Del5en unb UeQen,
opie gun, q nterttsen con . elspaareM,
In peldem SADIE Ct lid anbetiGtg mcat 70 Dohy
burb @urtreflt9fett bet &rbeit, rie rurd BtQig"
teit Der Maaren ppltummene Befrtepteut5 ~
gepdbren. 353
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-04-04
0ebr. WiQtlto Il. Dunb0r'B.
@emfS6e Nnutf
Wi((ius Bros. d Oun6ur.

Uf'l1le bros. q Uun0lr,
ct. panl. Winnn{rta.
%set5rteen @eiddfte, unb smar spr;usswet{s:
|. Nnnabn1e BON Depc1ten.
@sleer, welde bet uns eeprntrt perben, feben teb.r.
seass ssat %aS5sf't bsa hi1"nsts9 BtRit i tsi g p Ii aits't BE- 1t;
Gelber ~pereIten MIR 6 grrSent SntereTeu.
3. @elosW eGfel.
6oIS, Stlber uno fremhe Munsen taufen unb ser!1u.
fen mir tets gum Iages-Grurie.
8. Mnfauf urp @erfauf BON Mehfe1n.
Den euten Banauiers-T irrnen aus oefeute Qpedfe e f5n.
men bi uns ~jstersettt In @elb I'm eepanre1t werben.
qoir %Sertauisn We4iel onf Nsm-gcrt, St. asuis, eti-
~tra{Nren pir i. Il. aui ~frleense gIase @uresas -
Auesburg, 8a(tl Berlin 8renea, @aGel,
eoblenN '3Gln, Nraaffurt a.. Mf., Qefp.
sn, grn>nn: M1raNfirn, WunGen,
@IwHs:n> Gtsaf hvro, Etat!oart,Grie
M:ien, It.
4. G'H:'shunl Don Weiceln.
aetT eef9reedm Tag Geacttirsa ron @otcn anb Sdult.
ptere' ais gouma6ten Bersidtl -urtnntenS a yS.
eat.ealttststt, an unb tsirreen bte eonfaiarii&s 81.
Sen 8esen1p ertb uler burd uns In gurppa e~inaeapae-
ntn pSer BET uni ercn Gprttsen gprrefppnbentsn fir uu..
1ere Ne1nunB ~eeppntrten Gelber 3ablen mir tter tn
Crib aus.
5. M~ussab!une upn Ge!hUu>
Ser Weeenwertt ron 8etrd aen, uelde uns ,una 3m,.
Der Wus3ablune In Deutf&lanb pber Der Sbmeia anpet
traus werben, lafen wtr ben, fe1bF n ben entlee.na..
feneen une tSnnea uniere Guftraeseter Bite Gutttungeu
%bsrfelban ieiner 8eit tn Gmrfans ntbmea.
6. Verfauf BON Dahaee = Sheinen
aur ueberfabrt BON Bremen, 5amburs unb QtsersssI
Snlans- pafaeeldeine sar Wetie BON g{ew- gorf rs It.
PAUL au n%tebrtsaea preiien.
Z. Re;ablurq Ycn Torer
~ teben 3bst1e tes Steates. @utauf unb gertauf spx
9runbet% eentbum seeen @cmntt5lra &c. &c,
8. Bereintotes Gtacten Donc6
aaer Nrt, ais 5-20er, 10=40er unb 7-30er taufen unl
%sertaufen wtr gum 1aees-gSrrfe.
@etrGeer Ntuiu9 unb Dunbar.
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War0en Gttp @Qu8,

WQr0Ra @tt9 DQUB,
Ueuti des GAIT uno Boarptna + Gaua,
Gte be: At II unb Minnaiota~ s5t.aGe
ct. paui. Minn+
ppn 6enrp Bpdenfelp I,
,sr 9"'. un ,'s? Yea uua @' s Elm 1e,id' ut 'a e'aa s uns
8parsiu ataus aeuGbrt ~'5rerben pieRpVQdngern
ausaeaei1nstrs Qpsis, euten Tifd unb foltee Be-
tteuna ibertaupt. Sd ~eapfsbIe baGeIba bier.
nit bsllens benz seeb1ten beut'&en publitnm.
0enrp Bohenfe!n.
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8tebmQrft.
Mitmu@ ben Stem Stunt bteies Sabres unb am
erftn Mittwo9 zines jeben folsenten Mpnats
ptrb tit Der @tabt 9enberipn lit @ib!eY County
Elm @iebmarft abgebalten perben. Da 1ulde
Wartte benz &aufer, lupobl wie @ert6ufern> muir
BON NuBen iein tInuen, 70 perben ale Dieieniqen
rpel9e pferoe unb &inbSieb faufen ppuen pber: ~
sertaufen beabll9tisen, CUR lebbaften Gbetluabme
etn9elaben.
gBte 19pn apgemetn b%efannt, beiben bic Tar,ner
tn Stble9 county einen 1ebr suten 8iebltanb u1b
eleS 1owubl Ete Der quite WiQe MQer @el9dfts=
cute IN 9enoer1on wirb ba3u beitrasen, iplde
Wa1tte 5ur MQSen1etnen M%nertennung au britt
gen. f"s
SIM Nanaen ber @ei9aftleutt BON 5enberfen.
Mpam Bud.
5enterlon, ben 20. Mai 1867.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-27

LNDWAKD SCHENCR, AUCTIONEEK.
II Large and perersptory sale
BURGUNDY AND CLARET WINES,
BY order OF Mesfs A. Moner Co., to pay Custom House
duties and charges.
BY EDwARD scHENcK. on Tuesday, goth inst., at II
O'clock at 70 Liberty street. 80 Burgundy Claret
Of favors brands The attention Of the trade solicited
EBEN HATHAWAY, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 4
~ ARNOLD WIN sell, 70 pay advances and close con.gq
ments on hand, commencing Monday, 2h At ii o'clock,
and continue till whole Is closed large stock OF asins
Soaps fine imported Wnes Liquors. Havana Cigars domes
tic Cigars, domestic Liquors &C. Sale positive At loo Pearl
street, Hanover square.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-27

old fellow was brought down. the animal was put
aboard the train and sent 10 Chicago. m II ss-Fs
great ueor. wild beasts OF the forest still hold
sway In their ancient retreats Every autumn and
Nimrod, the anclent fOrsake civilized life, and
equipping themselves with few necessaries and
ting . pair or faithful dogs' proceed TO the Wild
woods aud swamps OF the State Of Arkansas, vu-
garry called "Rackensack." and there spend several
months in hunting and trapping the abundant and
Pigeon shooting h last increasing In popularity.
though Il must be said that In some instances the
poor birds do not obtain far play. The rules laid
down should In all cases be carefully observed.
Among the most Important are that any bird not
taken within five minutes after being sprung from
the trap shall be scored . missed bird; also. when
the shooter comes up to the stand and the bird Y let
loose, his gun has no Cap on, or no shot In IL,
shooters risk whether he loads his gun or not; but
shoot he must claim another bird.
party Of two hundred duck hunters had soil
in Westminster county, N. r., last week.
A marksman with q questionable aim ct AUs0nia
ferret and thirty dollar dog and succeeded in
killing both dog and ferret, and in soaring the
The death OF Colonel E. Gerry, OF stoneham Mass.
Colonel Gerry, 1t Is said OF the best marks
the trail Of game. He had hunted At times IN nearly
all the Southern and western States, and he was at
the head Of Q shooting club which raised up experts
with the re, who formed the corps OF sharpshooters
10 the war commanded by Captain Jack Saunders,
the friend OF the late General Lander known as the
"Andiew Sharpshooters." This corps, numbering
100 OF the best marksmen, armed with telescope
rides did excellent service In supporting batteries
and picking on the enemy's sharpshOoters.
The pigeon matches for the ensuing month In
clude the foIlowing:-January flames Lord and H.
Peck, In Canada, for $50. January 3-John Stedman
and Henry w. Sloane, at New Haven, for $100 Janu-
airy 8-John Stedman and Henry Sloane at New Ha-
ven, for $l00. January 6-James Lathrop and Kirby
samuel, at Bufalo, for 500 side. January I'LL.
Davlds and = P. Wagner, ct Port Bolster, O. W.,
for $3.50 side; John weimyss and w. II. Lisdale,
at Hartford. for 500 siie; Samuel Harris and
James Shadwell and Arthur Bernard. at Lindsay. @.
W., Tor $4oo January l4-John Drewett and Henry
John Seby and Andrew Gains. at HoDoken, for 5000.
January 21-Sandy Dreamer and John Willis, at
Hartford, for $3.50. January 25-Jam.s Delaney and
Henry Morton, for $500.
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from the Chicago Republican. Dec. 22.l

DWetbm8 fAoOD0 AojOsmfm9 GraSno0 ~ tme
Falling Walls.
From the Chicago Republican, Dec. 22l
Yesterday morning, about halfpast nine O'Clock, q
catastrophe occurred which, considering the extent
Of the disas er and the number Of lives imperled,
was attended with results which, under the cir
cumstancee can be deemed no other than for
tunate.
During the prevalence Of the high wind yesterday
forenoon the large four story BRICK structure Nos 90
and II Adams street, near state. was blown
to the ground The building, so feet front
by $50 feet deep, was In process OF cree
ton, and was In very incomplete con-
dition, the walls being but barely reared,
unc svered by q roof and but little Of the inside
woodwork finished. Through the windows tile Wild
gusts OF windhad full sweep and the walls offered
put feeble resistance TO the severe squalls that
Both walls were almost instantly thrown down, Q
OF tins building " double cottage, Nos. u and IS
OF wife and baby, George Dingman, Mrs.. Dingman
and Mary bingham, little girl aged eight years.
When the crash came the family we're gathered Ia
the front OF the house. aud the crushing weight
OF brick bore down the roof and walls VI the cot
tage. Fortunately and slngusrly enough they
escaped uninjFed, with the exception OF the
little girl mary, who was buried beneath the
falling ruins aud badly injured. Work was at once
begun TO rescue her, and the hopes that she might
be still alive were realized upon finding her badly
but not dangerously Injured. No. IS WAS occupied
By Mr.. L. Heath his stepmoher an elderly lady and
stepsster, Miss ri0tson. This part OF the cottage
was badly injured BY the disaster, but the occu
pants escaped unhurt.
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vfHY QUEEN sTs,r Assur 4 CAT.

Iron the Milwaukee Wisconsin, Dec 22]
II Is SAID cat has nine lives, but n the cat with
30 many n tenacious OF eacn Of them ~ cat OF
which we heard this morning she has long lease OF
fife. Henry Ditmar. who lives near the Menomonee,
In the Fourth ward had large Maltese cot, TO which
the family had become very much attached. Early
In November the cas was missing and search for
Tabby long and earnest did not reveal her where
abouts. Abous thaS time nr. pitmsr had fireplace
IN an unoccupled room bricked up, but he did not
expect that TabDy was IN there until yesterday,
when the wall was taken down, divulgine fer cat
snip, and sorry looking specimen she was.
We talk about being - thin e. rail
or 0 match. but these were nothing to
Tabby. You could nearly see through and
through her. the flesh from her bones had nearly
all wasted away and she mad 80 little strength left
that she could not eet up. Her claws were worn
down IN scratching to get Of her PRISON and the
solid brick snowed the impression they had made
upon them. TabDy was too fAintto speak the de-
light she felt IN escaping death 70 say much tn pro
prid persona, but she looked her delight IN the
strongest terms. She was lined up tenderly and
put to bed small quantity Of milk was fed her at
Intervals during the day and night and this morning
Tabby y IN fair way 70 recover. y believed
that the cat came down the chimney ana found her
self I'm o light pace Shorilg after the ire nue
was bricked up, but the man VINO dld the work saw
nothing Of her. Taoby, 10 ts supposed, was locked
up without . morsc or food for forty-nve days. ~
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THE HAlI.UcIrArIoN OF LuNATIc.-A few days
since gentleman OF undoubted res probability pre-
sen.ed himself a. the once OF Squire Dossman, on