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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-11-24
"ALL THE YEAR ROUND"

PARTICULARLY THE PRESENT TIME.
VNANTED:-COrn.o Oats. Rye, Bacon, Lard,
wv Butter, Eggs, and all the Dried Fruits raised
in this ncighbOrhood, .sue has
APPLES, PEACHES, CHERRIES, BLACK. BER-
RIES, sc. Also, FIRE wo0n
All for CASH. or for trade desired; in the latter
case Groceries could be had from the SMALLEST TO
the largest quantity, and surely as cheap il not
cheaper than anywhere else.
On all bills Of Fire Dollars a discount Of 8
per cent. toM be alio'ced.
The stock If Goods kept on hand is undoubtedly
the largest in the County, although We have noths
ing to sell. ~
prosecution for debts. good, bad indifferent. will
be entertained hereafter. You may Therefore buy
as much s you on Credit. and never pay.
The question arises-How much CAN you buy on
Tickl Echo answers-NART A RED
Goal
LUMP, RUN OF MINE, and FINE FOR BLACK
SMITHS use always on hand, and very cheap.
For the above apply to -
HarPer's Ferry, w. Va, Sep. Is, ls6s-3m. =.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-11-24
Lumber, LunlbeE:

TTNHE undersigned is now receiving another lot Of
i choice LUMBER of every description. He wall
constantly keep ON hand, AT his Lumber Yard in
Shepherdstown, a large and general assortment of
WHITE AND YELLOW PINE PLANK,
JOIST AND SCANTLING,
PRIME SEASONED POPLAR PLANK,
OF all widths thickness suitable 70 Cabinet Pur-
OAK SHINGLES; all of which will be soil on rea
soneble terms for Cash.
- T0WNER SCHIEY.
August IS, ls6s-odMay IL, 1868
PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUMS.-A few beautiful
L Photographic Albums. just received and for
sale low by L DlNKLE.
September Is. 1868.
I AIDES CLOAKS The very latest style
IL of CLoAKS, just received.
October 20. REARSLEY SHEERER.
100 SACKS G and Fine Salt for sale by
lOO September 2e, 1865. i''' W. EBE,
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REAL EST t E
TRUSTEES SALE.

ny virtue of Deed ofTrust, executed July llth.
Id 1865, 10 the undersigned, Trustee, by John and
Elizabeth Moore, to secure debt due to Miss Anne
fla Moore, will sell at Public Sale, on
THURSDAY, DEFENDER Sd, 1865,
At ii O'Clock, A. N, on the premises,
A HOUSE AND LOT,
On the up,er street, in the town of Smith Il
field Also. an interest in the Charlestown II11nf
& Smithheld Turnpike Company, being laIn1
the property conveyed IN said Deed.
TERMS. One half Cash, and the remainder in
Twelve Months with interest from. the day of sale
The purchaser to give bond and approved security,
or a lien on the premises, executed at the cost OF
the purchaser. Possession given immedis tely.
w. o. MACOUGHTRY,
November II, ls6s-st. Trustee.
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DISSOLUTION.

NOTICE Ia hereby given that the partnership
In heretofore existing between Charles w Ais
quith and Archie H. isauith, under the name of
Aisquith & Brother, has been dissolved on the 9th
of October, 1853.
Charles w. Aisqui is hereby authorized to col
lect all debts due the late firm, and to pay all
debts due by it. CHARLES w. AlSQUITB,
ARCHIE; ii. AISQUITH.
N.B.-Pcrsons indebted TO the late firm Of Ais.
quith & Bro. expected to come forward and set
tie without delay, no indulgence will be given.
CHARLES. w. Also 9TH.
October 6. 1868 FP -,
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JOHN NJ. LOCKE. Mrs. MARY c. LuPros
American Hotel.
HARRTSONRIJRG VA

THIS we'll known Hotel has been entirely reno
i waited, and the Proprietors promise that
Guests shnli receive every comfort which we'll
stocked Larders, clean Beds and attentive Servanst
afford.
TERMS, 50 SO PER DAY.
November II, lS6S-3m
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PARTNERSHIP.

CHARLES W. Aisquh and John A. Washington
" have entered into partnership to carry on the
busineSa of Druggists, IN Chsrlestown, Jefferson
county, under the name and hrm OF AiS1uith q
wasbin NJ successors 20 the late firm of Ais
quith Brother. at the Drog Store room heretofore
occupied by said ate firm
JOHN A. WASHINGTON.
oetoher & 1864 FTP 49,
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FRESH ARRIVAL OF HARDWARE.

WE would call the attention of those in want of
w Mechanics Tools, Building. and other Hard
ware, of all kinds to large stock just received
and which will be sold low can be obtained
elsewhere. Our stock of Agricultural Implements
and Machinery is full, embracing all the latest and
most approved kinds
October 20. RANSOM DUKE.
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FOR SALE.
Homsher & Drawbaugh,


KEARNEYSVILLE VA,
A RE now opening the most complete and varied
"A assortment OF Dry Goods, Groceries, &c., ever
brought to Kearncysville.
ESTIC GOODS.
Stocks of the most popular Prints a old prices:
Fast Coors, l2t cents;
Domestic Ginghams, l2l cents and upwards;
Brown Cottons, yard wide, II. cents;
Bleached Cottons, 10 to Is cents, tip topj
Good Tickings, 20 cents and upwards;
Crash, I2i to 20 ctnts
Also a full fine of Checks. Stripes, DeniIns, Jea
and other Domestics, OrTespondingly low prices.
DRESS GOODS,
OfaIl shades and latest styles French Merinos.
All Wool Corded Poplins, mpress Cloth, BombA-
zines, Black and CoIsred Alpacas. All Wool and
American Delanes.
SHAwLS of the latest and most fashionable
styles, and very low
WHITE GOODS.
A full and complete assortment of Barred Muslins,
Cambrics, Brilliants, &c, Puscals OF the finest
qualify.
NOTIONS in great varieiics-Hosiery, Gloves,
Corsets, Hoop and Bamoral Skirts.
FRENCH BEAVER for Ovcrcoating, Cloths, Cas-
simcres. Linseys, Cassncts and Blankets of all de-
scriptions, very low.
A complete assortment OF Boots and Shoes Hats
and Caps, of all styles.
%rOceriSs
large and we'll selected stock, at the lowest pri-
ces. a car load of g. A. and MARSHALL Fine Salt.
public to well selected stock. Please do not
iail to give carly call and zee for yourselves.
HOMSHER & DRAWBA Ugh.
Kcarneysvillc, Va OCTOBER Is, 1865.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS,
REPORTED WEEKLY by
H0UGH. RIDEN0UR d LANGDON,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS
1874 South Eutaw ST., Baltimore

SATURDAY, November 81. 1868.
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DOMESTICS.
pLEACHED AND BROWN COTToNS, Prints,
u Fine and Heavy Flannels, Hickory Shifting,
Canton Flannel, Bed Ticking, sc.
October 20. 81. L. HElSkELL.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-11-24

BAIMORAIS.
T AIDES GRAND DUCHESS SKIRTS, some
October 20. Il. L. HEISKELL.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-11-24
TO the Iad1ea
THE LATEST FASHIONS OF
FALL MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS.

FALL MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS.
MRS. JULIA BEHREND respectfully announces
IfI to the Ladies of Charlestown. Jefferson coun-
ty, that she has recently returned from Baltimore
with a splendid assortment of
FALL AND WINTER MILLINERY,
such Hats. Bonnets, Bonnet Silk, YeIvets, Flow
ers. Ruches, and all other articles belonging to
FASHIONABLE MILLINERY BUSINESS. Also
large assortment OF Ladies' Dress Trimmings,
Buttons and great variety Of Fancy Goods and
Notions too numerous to mention.
e1- Stamping and Pinking done in the bestman-
ner, on the shortest notice.
Thankful to the Ladies of this county for past IA
vors, i kindly ask further continuation of their
custom. Very respectfully,
Mrs. JULIA BEHREND,
Opposite Campbell & Mason's Drug Store.
Is I'll
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-11-24

T0AL Holds, Shovels and longs, Fire Dogs AND
~ Pokers, Just received and for sale by
October 81, 1868. RANSOM DUKE.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-19
LATE CABLE DISPATCHES,

LONDON, May ls
The news Of the acquittal oFAndrsw John.
snn on The llth article, created profound
sens etion. Most of the journals have edi-
torials thereon.
The Times says the articles are almost too
vague for a substantial charge, bat the vote
correc ali fear Of any party bias and shows
that the case was judged on its merits alone.
The Telegraph says: Dignity and deeorum
have marked the whole trial, and the non.
removal Of The President is most fitting
CLOSE. Even tbs mos, ultra Radicals will be
compelled to tdmit this at no distant day.
Ldspos, May is.-The Morning Pit con-
sidefs the vote on the 1l,h article of I'M
peachment conclusive. and says the result Of
this trial demonstrates fully that the Radical
certainty of snccess is the only excuse for
their taking such step as impeachmen !;
After all, # right is vindicated, that result is
due ip accident.
lne Daily Nees takes decidedly different
grounds in it's comments. and thinks the
vote is not conclusive of the whole case.
A fespite of one week has been granted
to Bsrrill, the ClerkenweII conspirator, who
is under sentence ofdeath.
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FROM CHICAGO.

CHrcAco, May ls.
The hotels are already pretty we'll filled
up BY delegates. a.ternates and visitors to the
Cor .en,ion. The prospec. is that the city
will be more crowded than ever heretofore
on any public occasion. The Opera House
vhere the Republican Convention is TO be
held, will hold abou. 8 600 people. which will
be small fraction Of the number who will
desire 10 gain admittance The proceedings
oi The Convention will be bnletined out side
for the information ofthe crowd. There was
much debate yesterday at the hotels over the
probable candidate for Vice President and the
Aetion Of Of the Convention upon the noyes
ment against Andrew Johnspn. Judging
from appearances thus far, Fenton is the
strongest man for Vice President, though
Wade, Colfax and others have strong back
ing. As to what action the Convention will
take in reference to the seven republican Sens
ators who voted for the acquittal Of the Pre-
sident, i, is impossibl to determine. A reso.
lui;on Of censure is urged BY one party. A
more conservative element propose . resolu-
ton endorsing the action of the managers,
but saying nothing about the votes of the
Senators.
The weather hos come off warm and bright,
and promises to be all that could be desired
for the occasion.
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- - . = -
FROM HAYTI.

HAVANA, May II.
The Heralds special adviees from Havsna
OF the 18th and Hayu Of The Sth, state ,ha,
President Salnave escaped from Cape Hay
,ien April 22d, and managed to reach Port
au Prince. He and General Delorme, who
acts As Secretary Of State, Interior, War and
Navy, arrested many Of the citizens and or
dered some shot.
TIE stores Of six American merchants
were robbed by the troops. Salnave threat
ened ,p seize the town and burn it to ashes.
At the same time he used violent menaces TO
the foreign Consuls.
Many Americans had been shot at in their
own windows and were forced to seek refuge
in the American Consulnte's. Mr.. HoliiStel
and his attaches lad an interview With Sal
nave and Delorme. They demanded protec-
tion, but we're received de6antly and with
threats. The American Minister at once
sent dispatch to Havana for some Ameri-
can meu Of war. He also sent to JAMAICA
for British war steamsr.
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FROM CHICAGO.


CHIcAGo, May Is.
A meeting Of the Iowa Delegation to iht
Soldiers and Sailors National Convention
was held this evening Gt the reception room
Of the Metropolitan Hotel. II was agreed te
fill vacancies from the Soldiers and Sailors
present from the State The delega,ios
agreed TO advocate the nominst,on OF Gene.
eral Grant for President, and pledged Itself te
support the nominee Of the Republican Ma.
tional Convention for Vie President.
The subject Of impeachment was called up
and while there was bitter feelings expressed
toward the course Of Senator Grimes, the
sense of the delegation seemed on posed tc
furthe. action on the part Of the Convention
Tomorrow than the simple endorsement oil
publican Senator'S, who voted for the Presi-
dents aequittal, 10 the judgment Of their re.
speciiye States. Sc
Major General G. n. Dodge, General f
W. Rice, General j. a. williamson, General
N. B. Baker, Governor VIM NJ. Stone, Colo
mel G. c. Tcknor, Colonel F. NJ Smith, and
other officers Of prominence were present.
1t was thought that the fall delegation oI
140 would be in attendance in the Conven.
ton Tomorrow.
ne NnaffMAn ana ine uelegati0n TO the
Soldiers and Sailors Convention met at the
Matteson Honse et 10 O'clock tonight u
make preliminary arrangements for The meet,
ing Tomorrow. No business Of importance
was done beyond the designation Of Maio,
Morse ~ temporary Chairman. This ssntle.
man 10 the Chairman of tho Executive Com.
mittee. A q
A motioa waA uadesto make Gen, Sicklea
permanent Chairman.
Ihemotion WAS ruled put Of order. i
The debate Which the motion provoked
however. developed an evident disposition to
offer the Presidency Of the Convention d
Gen. Sickles, Who was also prominently men,
toned - the probable Prendent Of the Re.
publican National Convention.
There has been much excitement through.
out the day and evening at the various head>
quarters of the delegates. IS .. s. s@-..e
NeshiDg can be definitely determined in
regsrd to the candidacy for Yice President,
nor az tosthe dfstinctive features Of he plat.
form to be adopted.
Delegates aud vintors continue to arrive,
and the city presents a most animated and
bustlint appearance. E
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CHICAGO, May ls.
Tbs Republican Washington special, Of
the l1th, says: The impeachment seems 10 be
dead, and the President and his ir,ends are
very jubilant. The principal theme of dis.
cussion il the eject the defeat will have on
the Presidential canvass, the proportions the
new Chase movement il likely to assume, and
what the prospects are that the President will
keep faith with the Chase men and give
them control OF the patronage. A thorough
reorganization of the Cabinet also enter into
the impression. The managers are confident
that they are on the right track about fh.
means used to influence the votes for the
Presidents aeqnIttsl, but they do not express
confidence in their ability to prove the facts.
1t viii be conelnslvely shown that Messis.
Fowler, Ross and Van Winkle, had each ex-
presseI themselves satisfied with the Presi-
deat's guilt, and determined to yote for con.
vetion, until some hidden means induced
them to change their minds.
The Times WASHINGTON speciai OF the
l7ih, says: 1t is believed that the House will
re-ensct It's resolution to adjourn till after the
Chicago Convention, and that the Senate will
concur.
A rumor was circulated yesterday .hat G. en-
eral Grant had written letter declining to be
a candidate for the Presidency, giving as
reason that the country was not yet ready for
negro suffrage Ii is waste of words TO say
that the report is false in every particular.
II is the Intention of the President, in case
Of bis final acquistai, to make general
change in his present Cabinet officers, at least
40 far as the State, War, Treasury and Inte-
nor departments are concerned.
The Trithne's Washington special SAYS:
Chief Justice Chase called at the White
House Saturday afternoon as did MANY others
NEw YoRK. May IS.
The Times Washington special says:
Chief Justice Chase has placed himself in
the hands Of the Democrats, who are con
eerting measures to run him for Presidential
candidate against General Grant.
The Werifs Washington special gives the
following list of new members OF the Cab
met decided upon by johnson, in case he is
acquitted on ali the articles: Secretary Of
State, VIM 81 Esarts; Treasury, Groesbeck;
War, Ex. Governor Cox; Interior, Catron, Of
Illinois; Attorney General, Stanbery. Noone
is mentioned as Post Master General.
The same dispatch says that Forney has
been for to return to Washington, at the In
stigation of Cameron, to undergo an invesli-
cation.
WASHINGTON, Mayl
The select Committee on the Donnelly-
Washbnrne case seem inclined to ask to be
discharged.
The impeachment mansgers were in ses
sion to-day Preparing plans fer taking tests
mony relative 10 the alleged improper means
used TO Innuenre votes iu the Senate.
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SAxEaAxcrse,n Mar

/. Forty ere psisoners confined IN the -apard
house q Fort Point, escaped last mig With.
Su, detection. They broke through the port
noIe IN the fourth story. -Four of them let
tnemsstves down with blspkefa althoaeh
some we're heavily i1oned. None II The
prisoners have yet been recaptured Thar
adjoining Geld sssn sn
Leading hasiness men 10 this city hsve br.
eani.ea 90 association for protection sgain.t
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-19

GENERAL n. Il. CONFERENCE.

CHlcAao. May n.
The NJ. + Conference was presided oyel
this fnorning by Bishop Clark The attend
ance was large, but nothing of very great i'm.
portance 1aaspired.
The Conference received and accented an
invitation to yiait the Public Schanla sf ,h;.
city.
a memorial proposing to do away with al
distinctions OF color IN the Church was intro.
dueed and referred TO The proper commit.
tee
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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS,

ST. LorIs, May Is.
A match for three thousand dollars a side
was made yesterday between Abe Hickey,
the champion Of English light weights. and
Bussey. Of Chicago. to come of SIX weeks
from next Wednesday within fifty miles OF
st. Lonis. Two hundred dollars forfeit
pu. mp.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-19

LOUISVILLE, May IL.
The State fen,an Convention met here
this q. m. A large number of Circles are in
attendance. Gen. O'Seii, President Of The
brotherhood. delivered an address, wherein
be gave favorable account OF the Offices
of the Brotherhood
To-nigl. a large ratification meeting ass
held at fhe Court House. Much enthusiasm
aud good feeling we're manifested.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-19
BY TELEGRAPH.
| AFTERNOON DISPATCHES.
From washin & ton.
Congregational Proceedings
New Cabinet Changes Proposed.
THE PRESIDENT AND HIS FRIENDS
JuBILANTf
Impeachment Managers Pre-
pairing to take Testimony,
LATE WEST INDIA NEWS.
LATEST NEWS BY CABLE.
Opinions Of the English Pre- - on Inn
Pssehnsnt vets.
- ~ <xrx 49,, 49,
LATEST NEWS BY CABLE.
Opinions Of the English Press on Inn
& Pssehnent vets.
FROM WASHINGTON.

GOLD CLOSED IN NEW YORK 1ses.
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Motto e fu RaukruufeY

Motto e In Bankruptcy.
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u 1895 10 bstkfaYsey -. Issassi
assins' tse tsie Of T Garr-t., af ~scr o. Louisa
county nd Stats Of Io~s. who Ia. been ~ udg
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50 iiuPS-Ali qualities in bbls aud hfs,
fsff fsie hJ EsiI G3. sIasE& co.
ItAGs-l5 bales seamless cotton.
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MYLLINERS.
Spissborger, Mayer ce.........-No. III Main-st.
M,s weber cor Third Main streets.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-19

Vencil1, Jones Co .....cor Third d Main streets.
Hess, Stern 4 Co......cor Second i Main streets.
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CRoCKERY 4 QUEENswARE.
Carey LIE Faiyre ...... Main street-bet 5th d 9th
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-19
KEOKUK DIRECTORY

ATTORNEYS.
Brown Knowles .....cor Main Fifth streeta
Collins street.
The union Democrat., 1868-08-22
rEIEGT APHfC SEws.

Attr~--w~ fPs. Ans ust l5.-John s. Still ,sxasnon,
.sed th remacra'ic "rs~s-. r~ss firm, .b.
d.ri.i comprising LehII h and Moa'g'mery enuniia.
w,sH'Naro~. August l6.-It his been tea -ned ~,
agents Of the French Government been M king rra
rurch.s~- frsge and horses In ths country for t,
Tr-rch sr ~.
The friend. Of ~ IN en- il .es for n, -ntar,,
Revenue .nn ni-si u hip. that they hay. as
,urance. from Johns that he will prefer charges and
susne-a eohi"s
Nrw YosK August I6-Aii di.rp-rhle recruits at tn.
i,nd in th hsr'rr under orders military dyi,on
cfthe parhc The officers vha accompany these detaeh
reats rifI remain in that department.
NASHVILLE. August iT-Ls-t night a'out , O'Clock
nar,y # masked nersons hfeen in number rode
i-,o Yr,nkla and the door ~ the of
prnss.an lew named Ririeli. Radical Rirfield a.
,.ur,ed 10 fioht hut he fired IN and fell
desd n~reed hv Ave bullets L.wrence Rarrman color
ed clerk was also shot and nartav wounded.
nxnnx August 'h.-Fnriher sdvices from Tippers-v
IrpI.na ar- receiyAd this "vennZ. The agent ~ the
landlord scntlv killed. NJ first r.rnrtei
fIa sndeavored Tue=sv eecfmant
on IN fhe vicinity nf Tirnerarv when he
wa. attacked nv largo bn'v of them nrluling many
~nnrn .ni nlligsd n hv into the ritv his
uf. Yesterday he started th- GRAND. aecomp>-
81 nv ,pplv armed raice. IN raaehiny ~
h.m-,s 1.-THE fenar,-v hs eftts 70 the N tirss
were net derii,n and threats NJ violence The
yore en eavared i@nerse the ii. when 6sr.e 6cht
ohirh tho nti'~e killed
Saverai tiores shofs f~ni bv Of the crowd
eeye-ai NJ . mnh wounded nn-nher of
th. tolee Suil, serinusiv wonnd-d and the noce
nnthIA * 1r-as's N this tine Tirnar
arv high state o: excitement and further trouble il
apprehended
The union Democrat., 1868-08-22

rrvaLrSa NURnvv.-Th- So 's'on 'ni"n~rlent Of the
l.h One of ~" vat ltna murders
in anna,s Of crime IN CALIFORNIA; cnmnttAf in
the rsrt of this cv shortly after S,trr
d.v lest. man nsmr. Henrv KInnd. who had pail a
visit fhe rnmerr,l part of 'he cifv e,v in dav
returned hi. dive ling intnvr ted cnniition got
info qrarre with h's w'fe AMI cut her tr,%t with
hu'rh~r knife. tho hlpe Of wh,rh evreais six
inches IN lengthy ssnon IA he accumulated the A@ndsh
wrk nFhnchrring his wife he rhssAi snd eadesvret
esn'nre Mrs. Hiviena lady VIII resi"f IN his dweI n9
and who witnessed tho n"p-frstinp ~ the crime
Psins ~ capture Mrs HvAe" sni finding that his wife
~,s dead he s'ahhed himself fnr Eve times In tho
shiomen evdarflv with view ~ takirg his life
The wounds inflicted himself aithnn Oh very
ard nAnfrsting i"'o the cavity of the hev have nn
fhr far. pnvef fatal. he alive Last o. and
T. the "n7'nn nffh- medical attendant that there In
bare possibility ~ his The mIi-iar crested
much excitement in the neiehhorhooh G ,rnn.r Bond
notified NJ the "Fr ris,fe th nr-nises tonk rh@ree
o''he body Of Mrs. Kiund impaa He'd jury and held
inquest.
The union Democrat., 1868-08-22
For Sale at a verV
Moderate Price!

nSE OF raE PRETrItSr HOUSES IN SONORA
" baiit of stone sh brick frni, wiGh yard and Stable
situ Washington and CLurea Streets facing
both the Memo and Snllivans Cr-~k ads. This House
10 EAvorahly .ocated kr Grrcs store or are
Mills Quarts Mines an f.ies who live in the
hoi. h ing spacious the building is ais, we'll
adapted Hail. lt CONTAINS hrst.rate counter
and elegant shevnYs, we'll aired has large dcrs
aud is surrounded by lS big Locust Tees which protect
Il from the heat "f the in summer This and the
fact house joins it, render perfectly safe vm
Gres.
for further particulars apply 10 this Once or the pro
pretor WIN lives oppsite the Building. A. INREk
Aus. !. 1865 jim Billiard Maker Sonora