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5 EClAL NOTICES.

1T was early in the spring Cfl555 that this Com
pound was originated. member ofmy family was
afflicted with an irritation of the throat. attended
with disagreeabIe cough. had for some months
previous thought that preparation. having for
its basis the inside bark fwhite pine. might be so
compounded rs to be very useful in the case ofthe
throat and lungs To test the value of it in the
sase alluded to. I compounded small quantity vi
the medicine that had been planning. and gave
Il in teaspO0nful doses. The result was exceed
ngly gratifying. Within two days the irritation
,fthe throat was removed. the cough subsidized. and
/. sreedy cure was effected. Soon after this | sent
some 10 j lady in Londonderry. y. H., who haS
oeen suffering for some weeks from bad cough.
,srasionei by sudden cold, and had raised mucus
.treaked with blood. She soon found relief. and
scni FOR more. She took about ten ounces Of it.
and got we'll. j. b. Clark. Esq. editor ofthe Man
.hester DIily NiE7aT. made . trial of the same
;,repars,ion IA the case Of severe cold. and was
eured immediately. lie so highly pleased
sith the results and confident ofsuccess attend
ng It's sales II placed before the public. that he
anaIly persuaded Ile 10 give il name and send
It abroad t. benefit the suffering"
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Circuit Court. Pierce Ccuif~-
against Pstsr AcAaaea e.s ----s. =
phey.
DY VIRTUE Of = ssssee g,
ID Snd sale made in he s-.~- --
ton. the undersigned referee ra-. Il.
decree vii sell at public aHc,iaf.
est bidder ON the 9Th day Of /.
al 10 O'clock in the forenoon. A ~
of NcCravs Drug store. IN the cits
colt in said county. tae following
mortoaged premises to-wit: be s"a;t
west quarter of section % OF township - g
range IL, in Pierce county, Wisconsin.
p. V WISE. Reierss
Dated June II. 1868 s-w
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Rsr. j. <. CHASE, Of R,olsey. \. H., .srllss:
Troz JANIS J Holr.
BR4DF0RD. " N. spien5.-, 1890.


". POLAND. n a.e IJug Of 1851 Isaak a rs1y =.
s,a. odd S-Aich J,ylf rery cosyA, pain
f.s yids ,4f Lungs aai raising bird. also
bTIg sd tCsst Gat frogbssgBts oiisedse-tle ktdrs
(aEtDITias FbT tie three gears past hare been
r.s-i ;IohlCI tvtt ny taTIt GHd lrnss choking t;
Tisi..g Eisd, with bad cough ,tfer rusin
ts0sd fsis thai tfHS here gHs. 10 short triless
81 -. Tet.sF fsis S.Tia aus induced o ~ ysr
" ls.. Pen ''El 1si. tisfgt "a fih III u
S'-iiSiasss'. z ore had Lft.sG tiEs t.sl
"a 1A.5a 49,. - - = ti''''''' q" - -7i-' -
re-, uiSh,s lriffoi.. c-~ss-->s ~ ---.-r
Aars iak- a,Iyly three to.tles G7d an. jteig Ike
,yaalf add that Wy fItls,'s f-rsiIy Is iaclinsft
-rssg,goH ny tsstssf ssotk md fTo sistsFs iari
died tg.tt -.
Tie ~ hiis Tius Osn.,s1','f airer-tiss,i az eHgfh
orr c,lI1HS Ht oBIg {, az sifil, bat
HihTy sDy,rarsd IlsIiesls Dr. + ~. IsatIpI III -
rsst0 has the c0nfde4es = ne many 0h0 KNOB hin.
s1ffsRce IrIch Ae s3gged mill torif ssefiIliV
VssIrs as a p piist mislsSr- HIS srlI r,ea1s
fzeT led hm 70 gssLe experiments t-iirb tSsed h
sseisodl discfrrTy-Buston Wstchmsn and Refiectsr
VALUABLE HEDECINE-TDT. Ihlands W..
Pine fbHH9ssrf I'd esisei "a cliI!Y,Hs.
~ WE TsHe b,Bk. Hhis TEN n HqAly ss',s b
,S> IN fsts citg nd riciHiff dai ne prsg-ist0
T. q .1sf sis O. i=a Dsrs1Hs tcel inOtCn 2
r.f..sas. " sfti ri Il IN Ill IL s. cIss
= s-,ss p tchics al pted Il is FOR sale BIZ q
- s're'-gisfs- New York Independent.
The White Pine Compound
4. = rr,T qt n, NEW ENGLAND BorAN
DEf'DI. bsj HEsorsr SIRE, Ii st0n.
GEORGE w sWEIE n D., Proprietor.
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For Sale.

A good farm, situated on the Hudson road.
about three miles from Prescott, containing
l08 acres. of which 20 acres are under cnlti-
vation' There is timber enough for posts
and wood TO last twenty years. Also
dwelling house. This farm will be sold with
or without the present growing crop. There
is an abundance of water--part of the fsrn
bordering OH Lake ST. Croix For par
ticulaIs enquire of the subscriber. Terms
easy. THOS. QUINE.
Prescott. June oath. 1868 Io.3m.
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LEGAL.

Fierce County Court, in ProbIte. In the
matter OF the guardianship of the minor
heirs of Mary Sonderman. deceased.
ON READING aud filing the petition OF
" William Sonderman. of Oak Grove, in
said county, representing among other things
that Mary Sonderman died intesiats on the
10th day of August 1867, at Prescott, in said
county, leaving two minor children who re-
side with said petitioner and that it is nee.
essary to have guardian appointed TO said
minors, and said petitioner prays that he be
appointed to said trust. 1t is ordered that
said petition be heard before the Judge of thi .
court, at his Office. in the City of Prescott. on
Monday, the 18th day of August, A. D. 1868
at 10 o'clock A. III. And it is further ord.r.
ed that notice thereof be given TO the next Of
kin of said minors and 10 all persons interes-
ted, by publishing a copy Of this order FOR
three weeks successfully prior to said day Of
hearing in the Prescott journal, weekly
newspaper published at Prescott in said Co.
VIZ. HowEs. Co. Judge.
Dated July %, 1868. laws
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Sheriff's sale.
State of Wisconsin. s. 8.

State of Wisconsin, SIS.
By virtue f an execution issued out Of the
Circuit Court for Pierce County, in favor of
John Dudley, against Newman Silverthorn
and S. Dudley, and to me delivered, have
levied, and on the 22d day of August, 1868.
at the front door of Miller d Westfall's Bank.
IN the City of Prescott In said Co., will sell
at public vendue, to the highest bidder. Lot
., in Block H, of George Schaser's Cd addi-
ton to the village (now city, of Prescott. in
said county. to satisfy said execution together
with the costs of sale
Dated July Is, 1868
j. A. GUITTEAU, Sheriff.
Per GEo W. DICKINSON, Deputy.
J. S. WHITE, Plffs Atty. IL vt
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EMPLOYMENT
At Your Own Homes

EITHER SEX-snitable for a livelihood
IA or leisure hours-agents wanted in every
city and town. Easy and respectable.
LARGE PROFITS REALIZED.
Address, with red stamp, for particulars,
WARNER d CO.
Si9 Broadway n Y.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-08-14

A LITTLE girl, on hearing her mother
say that she intended to go to ball and
have her dress trimmed with bugles, in
nocenty inquired if the bugles would
blow while she danced. ooh, no." said
he mother, ''your father will DO that
when To discovers | have bought them.'
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Administrator Sale.

NOTICE is hereby given. that on Satur
~ day. the 18th day of July, the under
signed will sell from the front steps Of ire
Post Office. in the town Of hiver Falls, Tie
following described piece Or parcel II land
VIZ: The whole of block Z. vtntv ne (TiN
IN n. n. & D. s Powell addition 70 -e-
village of River Falls The sale
tween the hours Of = "A au& e.
said day.
L. n. POWELL, -er--.--..-s..-
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A square will be counted the space of ten lines bre-
yier which is our ordinary advertising type.
business cards, 8 lines or less. $500 a year.
Legal advertisements charged at the rates prescribed
by statute. -
Loaded or displayed advertisements will be charged
so per cent. above these rates
specai notices Is cents per line for first insertion,
and 10 cents for each subsequent iusercion.
Transient advertisements must be paid for in ad-
vance all others quarterly.
Advertisements not otherwise ordered, will be con-
tinued until ordered out, and charged accordingly
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-08-14
MILWAUKEE & ST.PAUI
RAILWAY.

A LII Rail Line between MILW AUKEE
n CHICAGO. ard
Minneapolis and st. PAM,
Pennington. Owatouna. Adams Connover
FarIbault. Lansing. Cresco. ossisn,
Mortified. Austin, Leroy. Calmar.
VIA MILWAUKEE, & PRA. DU CHEN
Between MILWAUKEE. CHICAGO and
WiuOna, st. Charles, Rochester. Fountain
City, Wabasha, Reeds Landing, Red
Wing, Lake City, Prescott and Hastings.
The Direct and Short Route is
VIA MILWAUKEE AND LA CROSSE
Purchase Ticket.
VIA MILWAUKEE for above and all othet
Points on the line of these Roads.
Passengers going via MILWAUKEE make
Sure Connections, Less Changes. Have
Choice of Seats in Clean Coaches,
and on Night Trains
FULL NIGHTS REST IN PALACE
Sleeping Cars.
- BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH.
A.V. II. CanPExTrR. S. S. MERRILL,
Genl Pass. Agent. Gent Manager.
C.L. BARNES,
Ag't at Prescott.
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Testimonials.

=
arsI9y Fan -csis.,i TaI F.ysicIns. Clergyman, Apo
lSIr,s and iHGs-G from al classes iH society, spruk
~ ths Hcss Fsi.eFiRg tsItat 81 .hs Easts I'm,
CsHPoEYsd
Dr.. NICHOLS q N5T!s.Il, ~ says:
- EHf tie Hiatt Tine Cr-gusnni 70 ts say sEca-
eI,, oEIy "a e,.ls and sf.sr pslna nae affection
bsi 40 "a Gsscti - ne kiiaeys debiIRV Of a.
SsVzsdeh, aid cher kindred ofg0as."
Rsr. J. x. CHASE, II RHIissy, y. H., SSTiLss:
:. hare for gers regarded yotT lThiie Ifss Con-
r4aAf as IN i4rIitsd5ls remedy. fTty say dat
resJTd = eIrIciots and u1hsaks han
Afrs jgss taken he t6HP9ad for Geld, ard a cTk
cssTssIsgiy-'
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-08-14
POLITICAL PARAGRAPHS.

A CoPPERHEAD journal says:
THE strongest Radical point IS said
to be the point of the bayonet.'
The rebel Democracy found it SO dur
ing the rebellion.
Egypt 10 blaze Of enthusiasm for
Seymour.p-Springfeld Register.
So was New York city during the
draft riots of 1868 - Chicago Journal.
"Gov. SEFMoUR's war record is inf
nitely better than Grants. Louisville
Journal. From the rebel point Of view,
unquestionably.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-08-14

GEN. BLAIR said in 1861, ITO him
with whom we can trust the bullet to save
the life of the nation. we can likewise en-
trust the ballet to preserve il; and we
envoke the co operation Of the Federal
and State governments. and the people
throughout the Union, TO use all lawful
means to sstablish system of suffrage
which shall be equal and just to all, black
rs well rs white.
We are paying SAC. 900. 900 a year in
solid gold. as the cost of Democratic
threats If repudiation Our interest on
the public debt is over Sl2O. 600 ono in
gold, when it need not exceed $50 600.
600. If our credit were undoubted. for
eign capitalists would be glad to lend us
money at four per cent, and thereby
enable US to reduce our annual expend
iture for interest BY at least one-third.
Is not this paying rather dearly for a
Democratic luxuryi
Gov. Seymour. in July. 1853. depri-
ated the draft riots of New York, not
because they were an outrageous resist
ance to law, but because they disturbed
the quiet of the city of New York. He
was like the railroad engineer who said
he hated to run over man, because sit
mussed up the track So"
New-York tribune., 1868-03-30
THE GREAT ERIE STRUGGLE.

REPORTED FLIGHT OF ONE OF TIE DIRECTORS
WITH TWO MILLION DoLLARs-wORK ON THE
BROAD GUAGE CONNECTION BETWEEN ToLE-
DO AND AKRON, ONO, TO BE RAPIDLY PUSH
ED FORWARD.
The Erie Railroad Directors. who are sun
ouartcred at Taylors Hotel, were visited by num-
ber of their friends yesterday and the situation d
ring the day was pretty thoroughly discussed. Some
information received at late hour last
evening caused considerable rejoicing and
merriment but all interested were remarkably reti-
cent as to the cause 1t leaked out at last that MT
Jaw Gould one of the principal directors had de
camped for parts unknown. taking with HIM black
travelling bag which, il Is ruInored, contained De
tween two and three millions OF dollars, beng part
of the funds over which Mr.. OsgOod was appointed
Receiver by Judge Barnard. 1t is surmised by those
who are sIpposed 10 be well informed in relation To
the affairs of the management, that MI
Gould is by this time either at Toledo or
Akron where heis TO let out the remaining contracts
for the building of the broad gauge connection
between the Atlantic and Great Western and Mlchi-
gan Southern Railroads The money supposed to be
in his possession is 10 be used 10 make the advance
payments on existing contracts.
The bill which passed the Ncw-Iersey Legislature
on the 10th inst. became a law on SATURDAY
nioht without Gov. Wards signature, the time
allowed him to return it 10 the Legislature having
expired then The following is a copy of this law
A. Ic % enable certain corporations erectnaly 70 transact Their
~ ~ bushes. u The State Of NeSJefsey.
Re IL enacted bv the Senate dtd General assembly oI ne
STATE Of NecJerseg: That where any Corporation %en
ba heen created y the laws OF any Oter state OF
has y any law or laws passed by the Legislature OF ts
stae been authorized TO hold property ana cNeTcl7e
cbises and privileges this state IL shsll De a~u loI
the directors of such company elected IN another Se 10
hold their meetings in this state, ana exercise an o
nowcrs and franchises Of such company "llnu s
So far as be necessary to transact any pheS' VI
such company o.. -, =. ,.u-,,,, ,or s,ch
ccmnany 10 have an office in this state Tor the transfer i
stock and the officers and agents 0f such company hhli
ne snhorzed to transact the business OF such company
in this state. M. .,t. .o, sb,u he q uuIlic act
and shall take effect Immediately.
NEW PHASE OF LITIGATION
II is reported that on Friday night the Office oil
Nessrs. Rapao IL Spencer, the principal attorneys
on the Vanderbilt side OF the Enc h'igatioh' was was
burplariously entered One two articles OF petty
valne were taken away. several desks were TumageI,
and a bundle marked q" Private, Erie" had PLAINLY
been searched through. though no paper Is repo'ou
abstractCd.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-30

WesIey Miller friend OF his but Oh reaching Harrison
at tainted and was borne 10 the hospital Wesley Miller,
employed on steamboat testified that Friday he aDd
Norris had been drinking freely. and, about r. IN, en-
tered FtIpatcks place they drank there Fitzpatrick
cused Norris OF having taken from him time previous
he ann of SO and ordered him out OF the saOOn they
eft but afterward returned; Fitzpatrick treated the
party aud afterward the matter OF taking the money
OF the house SOutsaid several times that he would CO.
but failed To do so Fitzpatrick finally took pistol from
rick again ordered Norris TO leave the saloon me latter
was walking across the at the time as nouSh ABOUT
to leave when red Norris then LETT te roo
and Fitzpatrick told witness to take hun 70 pS s." ~
The remaining testimony merely c0rroDoratIu VI
that already given Dr. e. NJ Bell Hospital ouIgeon'
pronounced the patient In a dangerous condluOh Nci
dict against Fitzpatrick rendered, aud tho CoFohe
committed him to the TOmbs
New-York tribune., 1868-03-30
THE DRAMA.
DRAMATIC NOTES.

DRAMATIC NOlINs
Mr. and Mrs. Barney Williams are soon TO re-
,niear AT the Broadway fheater.
The present. we remind theatrical readers, Is
the last week of Ioscdale," at WallacKs Iheater'
bnrles0ue of LA Belle Helene Is IN
rearation at the NewYOrk Theater ia when the hree
W0fT,lI sisters are 10 pcrsOnate important parts.
Ristori was lately at Cardcnas. She has had
.bnndant nrofessonal and pecuniary success IN Cupa
SYt MAJ shc wil return 10 NewYOrk and reappear as
Nster Theresa. at the French Theatre
The tragedy Of Julius Cesar" will be re-
cited at DE Garino- Han, No 81 ffthaye thiS eIeing
Inv Miss Iacoste "A young asprant for dramatic dlShc
tion 10 whom we wish large audience ana iHr near
inE ,,,, m,
AZ the New-YOrk Theater tonight me hia.
usnd and the farce Of No" will be played, for the
benet OF the scenic artists, Messrs 3 Schel ana ~
G Denham Tomorrow night Mr George a. CIath9 WI
take benefit appearing as Milestone III Lsht Az Last
Our readers are reminded that performance mar &c
for tbe benefit OF the unfortunate Boone Fanny VIII 10
civen at stenway Hall tonight. Lutte Danlei bOou %
,ho ~ said 10 the youngest orator ID me "oTIu
nnear several eOcutOmsts viii read, ana theEe Nln 10
1ilISje IN will be remembered that the Boone FANNY
was lately in such desutntOD that tue motn'i "''hP
to destroy her children ana herself
New-York tribune., 1868-03-30

the case of L. c. Baker ct al against the Corporation
of Washington, pending In the Equity Court, whose
city for the capture of the murderers of President
Lincoln. awarded to those contestng for IT. "a m
number. Several days ago Mr.. Ennis. as counsel
a subpoena issued for the Hon. l.. NJ. Stanton
as a witness. and he answered the summons by
note addressed to Judge Olin, saying that IT was IN
convenient for him 10 leave the War Department.
but that he could give his testimony at the Depart
lnent
An Official proclamation is made of the Postal Con,
yentiOn between the United States and the C9lOndi
Government of Hong Kong The mails are to be car
ried by the direct line of American packets PLYING
between San Francisco and Hong Kong VIA lOho-
hama, Japan.
The National Freedman's Savings and Trust Com,
pany has inst published its annual report It's toaI
deposits since March. 1865. when it was chartered
have been s3.5S}3iS 50. OF this amount S''> ~ ie
mains denoSit
New-York tribune., 1868-03-30
RIushingTREss PAsrs. saj Gz,PsysEs For priced Gala
"S P.psos, Co flnsbpg, ESs YOrs-
DIED.


BlIsfu g.r.Yars 90 sstarll March g. eeo 0snDbIh Bliss
nj. sSa tsS, VIII he take, to sprpysss Mas
BOuRS-s Bristol L. saaday March e. AHre Chareh ~' 's
Allan Bourn OfNeSyoh
BARBouR-n Ne. BrshtOu Saturday, March o. H'nr NJ
The n Td :; g . attend attend q. ,.p.
Pisr no IS n r. at ioi o'ascs.
CROsBrOn Sunday morning March ~ Carose Crosby IN The 1'
Her relative, invited attend ts 9'r from b. =.
residence No 3 Vaekst, without urthsr n1!~'on ." ~ ~
oniRg oeocE Her remains vi" be taken 10 SCUM sA "
nam County. for nerUeui
DIMoSM Yowalk COM sardsy March % Fetsrei Dpsa
late Of the srm Of Uuabam Do1 VI Ih city IN ls 'is eAf' " ~
Notice Of tn. funeral hereafter
G0ODRICH-A New Haven Corn Fhiy ssr,h e. Of disease
The heArt The Rev caaunosy Goodrich aged sl ys.' "a
o'clock ,nd at the csatsr chreh New Aye9 at Ss@ss "
GALLON Friday March a. 1853 Mn Dolly M Gale rehe Of Gb,"
b Gale, in the fOh year bst.se ,..,...,
The % TIs P SS sn@i ssT s o. s@s leS No. T E ES
g ; .s 81 SH ssa 5 sp1S % %"i1t Ite sf oei ti So.
cars pass the house every ball hour
HALsEYOu Saturday March % Harry DeGrooi second 'Jna
and friends of s % md the ,sas, ,n ;SS P,P ?,
St Lakes Church. Caloa Broakn' 0n Tudiy na'co d. I"
4o'eoek ?. IN.
HARRISON Friday March n a. hi, residence. No 's West Forty
6nbst, DeuB, Harris. aged 81 years ,, ,, D., .,,.,.
The relatives and friends q The IIy are h S,v Tsbsr
bis funeral to-day 1NSadayl at oeoes a. aas TsSt,
% CHE Ne y Dr. @ be s1,,sd s%st % % Cemetery s
& Of e. r.I @ s Tcs ssn a "a % IL 1 Ss
feads OF the family rttpecny he 70
the tuners. from res,ucs No l31 Monroe s tns Sgu
afternoon q O'Clock The remains viii bs taken saooos Conn.,
for hteunent
LYSDEn BootIp. Friday March a. Elizabeth TroEonSSs ~'
Lyne and daughter Of John To9brge esq OF Drth
Der residence No III Conmbas ST. On no1di'
March %, at 2 o'clock p
MATnEws-Ia Hayana Cubs on Saturday. March % Edward L.
Mathews eldest Of the I'd C. Mathews Ofthi ety.
OF funeral on arrival Of remains from Havan'
oIN-At Morr,anla on SATURDAY, g. James Qua D.
In his 6li year
speefulg invited bis un from ST. repnens C1ates
and Third ave-, Monday, March % al m 0cloeH
His remains in the family vault, 81 PAtrcEs ClDo
dral. Mulbeuy-st . OIL, ~ min
RGYDALIOn Friday March o. eliza H.. wife q barley Raoda
The and friends invited 20 attend the nntI ,stles
the mother Mira Joseph Wright NO 4'E Leihg'"
ave, Forty yfhbst, on Monday al J O'CLOCK p m
STERRY-On Sunday morning March 2 at fh Avenue bos 30
ward A.. infant Of George f. aud Kate De"i" S'eHy
Saturday Samuel Albert Smith Ia tie S'a Ie
u bisage. -, a. ..t
family invited 10 attend bic fanen
his residence 45 West Twenty Yhdst on MONDAY AZ
ooe remains u be taken to Greenwood Cemetery Tor inter
vALEYTISE-On Saturday morning March Lydia e. wife Of Jacob
". Valentine, aged 81 years
The relatives the family invited TO attend her fooerd
from her residence Onehundred sndweuy third a. '1S
house vest of SIhae MONDAY March 30 al IL osoesa N
New-York tribune., 1868-03-30
THE W-ENGLAND NJ T.. CONFERENCE AP-
PROVES IMPEACHMENT.

BOsToN, March 2s.-Durng the session OF the
Conference OF the New-England Methodist Epscopai
Church the Committee the Course OF the Country
through the Rev. Gilbert Haven, unanimously adopted
resolutions approving impeachment and eulogizng Gen.
Grant and Secretary Stanton for their patriotic conduct
II was voted send copies to the Speaker OF the ouse
OF Representatives the President OF the Senate Sece
tary stanton Gen. Grant and the ChiefJusce OF Tue
nifa
New-York tribune., 1868-03-30
TIE wrsrsT. SHOOTING AFFRAY.

Coroner Schirmer took Chas. Norrls's ante
mor,em examination yesterday, at the New.fork HOS
ptal. Norris was shot. Friday evening by Thomas
Fitzpatrck with whom he quarreed In the liquor saloon
kept by the latter at No. 200 Wests The wounded man
said that on the night in question he went INTO r
.,,,,, .a,oop IN company with sOme friends, and
fTank there several times both he and FtSparck were
under the influence Of liquor they became enehgeu ia a
itsrca,ion over somethlng which Norris does not re-
member and Fitzpatrick then shot him Ia the ilght
bTsast Sorrs then ran from the saloon Ia company VAN