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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1868-01-16

Chronic Catarril usually affects the head.
faCc"s and bronchial tubes. Ii - invariably
ca"svd by humoral or infiam1na.ory bioos: !,
by which the mucous membrane is made
sore or infiamed, producing u copinus etfu-
81 II "t viscid matter. 1t it he prod uced hy
>erosula in the blood it is almost Ger ain to
end IN Consumption. unless speedily cured
b. Cause it is impossible to entirely prevent
tt e matter from running down The brun-
chlal into the air vesicIes, and sucn is the
eAcoriailng, or scai..ing roI"ry of the
matt r lis contact with the d. lie at. Innings
of the air cells t once. causes irrii i;,tiuu and
invites ihr umolal roi.rties of Lhe blood
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1868-01-16

THE Congressional Convention Of
the Eighth District took place at
Gallon on Thursday the 9Th inst
Gen. John Beatty, of Morrow, was
unanimously nominated.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1868-01-16
Sjetlal a1oti,fs.
To Ccnsunptives

he REV FnwARD A. WILSON vii send
(fre. of charge +" all who '!rsir- it. the pre-
scrirtion with the directions 'cr ma ,ny
ami u-lig the simple ren,.dv iy which he
Was cured OF Il lung affection and thai
Or al dis ase Consumption. Ills .uiy object
is t" h. IL. Fl th" ;,ffi ctel and h.. hope every
suffer r will try this rr scr.pFion. as it Will
cost ti,' III n"hihg and may r.vea blessing
Please address Rf,V ED A WILSON.
NJ. if5 South second street. ilIlais.
burg, Kings @. New York. my9-lY
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1868-01-16

The House on Monday passed a
law providing that it shall require
two thirds of the Judges of tie SUI
prome Court to declare an act OF
Congress invalid.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1868-01-16

A horrible tragedy was committed
on board the American whaling
barque Eagle, at Honolulu, Novem-
Der Ilth. A Portuguese boy named
Manual D,ll, about fourteen We r,
Of age, wlo WAS sleeping in the
main h. tch WAS killed by the cut
Ting OF his throat by q negro seaman
named Da y. Tie latter, after com
mitting th, deed, went to the fore
hold and cut his own throat.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1868-01-16

On Tuesday and Wednesday Of
last week, fire destroyed Farwell
Hall and other property in Chicago,
Ill, to the amount Of $500,000!
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1868-01-16

The Democrats at Columbus have
r,audiated Vailandighan and elected
Judge Thurman to the U. S. Senate
Thurman is man of decided ability
and 4 gentleman, outside fhis poll
tieS
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1868-01-16
catarrh almost always attends Consump-
tion, aid ir, gu nt!y ieats TO 1t,

In HSyg nize,l i ir we have a positive
cure Ter tins disease. The remedy is taken
by :haisil"n.--iIe4the, ,ilr, cti, lilo HE
luE.s, and through them Carried into the
hlcr'i; thUs IS soon as the blood Wi carry
1t, IT r'ae!ics III lurgs of the system, deconn-
l,osirS ihe IMPURE matter IN iiie Iicud and
exi cling 1t through the pores, and through
the Natural channels rom the system.
! tus you will see that the cause of the
disease Is removed, and the disease itself
must follow.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1868-01-16
Information.

Inf rina'ien guaranteed TO produce IL
iuXnriant .si. with OF hair u.'on IL bald head
"r -i"ar le<s face. also il recipe for the
Removal Of P'm!,les, Blotel,ts Eruptons,
etc. On he i'm. leaving tie same soft
ci ar and beautiful can be obtrined wltlnu,
charge hv ad.ir, ssiig
TiOS. + III APMAN, CHEMIST.
my9:Iy e2} Rroaiw V, New York.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1868-01-16

THE Chicago Times s engaged in
writing down the immortal fame of
Gen. Grant Does the Times know
that it is kicking against the pricks :?
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1868-01-16
rR. L. c BpooD.

Dear Sir: I desire to give you my testi
mony in regard to the value of your scien-
tltic sy stem of tr. at:ng Catarrh and diseases
OF the hesp,rat'ry organs. l have used
your remedy, ''oxygenized Air." ir my
practice for The last year with coInplcte
success. l have cured the worst forms of
Catarrh. and Il majority OF the cases of
Bronchitis and Consumption in their ad
vanced stages. | unquaifiedly pronounce
hope the day is not far distant when every
intelligent physician will adopt your sys
tenn in The treatment of all forms of chronic
affections.
Fraternally yours.
L. M LEE, NJ. D.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1868-01-16
LFrCm the To.edo Blade.l
NAS ST3 Z.
HIr. Nasty Addresses a letter to
the Committee who have Called
a Convention oftliose who were
Imprisoned for Disluyalty dssr-
the War.
Posi- OFFS, CoNFEDgIT Y ROADS, }
(Wicn is in the Slit, NV Kentuck@}
.IlnuarN s 1878

the War.
Posi- OFFS, CoNFEDR1T RoAEs
tWicn is in the Suit NV Kentuckv1 {
January s, 1865 }
Noticin in the pablic prints that
Valiandyoum, ana a passel uv Others
nv that kidney, he'd called a Conven-
sliun Nv those who he'd suffered i'm
prisonment for holdin the opinion,
doorin the war, that the South wuz
rite in secedin, and for doom wat
they GOOD to further tie rite, to re
view their sufferins, I, Nv course, ex-
pectid to attend. Ez no invitasFun
came, resolved to share EN- the stig-
ma NV hevin gone back onto a fellow
sufferer. and, hencelY, | wrote the
followin letter, wich 1 shell hev pub
lisht in all the noosepapers. [ feel
it Il dooty to call the attenshun NV.
the party to my suiftrins jest now.
it bein jist afore new deal takes
place:
10 c. L. TcNanzygmm, Ed&oa B
O1s's, Hen1y CI1y Dean and others,
C0neniftee
1oor lnovin note Nv the 18th inst
invitin me to be present at q meetin
nv those wich he'd suffered for con
shence sake doorin tie late croosade
and to ming!e my teers with tlem,is
received. Ez reserved yoor note
and red it, my suiferins come back
to my mind SO vividly that the foun-
!, To RI 1nfl
and / wept scaliin teers. l wcpt ez
thot how I suffered, how ! he'd
wasted in Basteels the time I so
much needed in fnrtherin the CRATE
coz in wich we WIZ ali engaged;
when thot how, for three long
weeks, l wasted away, pinin for the
free air outside nv my prison walls,
how, for all that time. [ wuz exposed
to the horror NV seein around me
feends ih human form, clad in the
bloc 1 alluz dctested; now I wuz
compelled to listen, perpetooally, to
sich songs ez:
"Wc1l rally round the flag boys,
Well rally wunst agn,
Shoutin' the battle cry NV Free lom-'
And that other detesttable air,
wich l never hear without thrill nv
horror
John Browns boly lies mouldrin in the
grave,
But his sole is marchin on,"
Wich it is. And also how for three
long weeks wuz compelled to live
no, not live but eggist-with not
a drop nv anythin stronger or NOR.
reviving to drink than coffee; endo-
rim the namelis horrors wich follers
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1868-01-16

Hon. T.. III. Stanton was reinsta-
ted bv the Senate on Monday.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1868-01-16
House and Lot Tor Sale.

The undersigned off.rs his Residence on
Main street for sale Nearly opposite the
Warpole Hotei.
JOSEPH McCUTCHEON.
Upper Sanlusky, Jan. I2, 1868.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1868-01-16
CHRONIC cATARRH.

Why entertain this loathsome disease
when relief can be obtained :? We meet
those every "ay who are suff, ring from
Catarrh to such an extent, that the Air
Passages in the head ina pa,tl, d.com-
posed condition the nose and throat
hiied with such a mass OF corrupt matter
that they are oijfc's of disgust to themselves
and OF pity to those with whom they asso
cate.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1868-01-16
FOks PRESIDENT,

Gen. Hays and Lee were inaugra-
ted on Monday.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1868-01-16
1868.
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In the same manner we treat and radically
cuie Bronchitis ana Consunl ton. ] ct no
one suffering irom these diseases despair OF
relief. Ii You are t far away to Isit our
Office and see US personally, write a de-
scr ptioh of your sy mptons ana forward to
the uuJress below.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1868-01-16

NV Dear Sir: have tested your remedy.
Ok geniz-d Arr in advanced stages of
atarh. Bronchitis and Consumption. and
the Results have b en-. in The highest sense.
satisfactory. 81 positive am of its Won
del fui power to arrest the progress of the
abuve named diseases. that | can conscien-
tiou-iy advise all who may be suffering
fro" them to place themselves under the
treatment at opce.
Respectfully yours.
Rev r. ToMLINsoS.
Pl,muuth. Mass.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1868-01-16

by the Union men My position
is a peculiar one My duties hare
scarcely parallel in the history Of
the past. They are as difficult rs
TREY are new, and so Ear as you can
so operate with me, trust You WI
10 so. / intend faithfully. urgent
lv and conscientiously to discharge
my duties. I look to receive en-
couragement from yon in SO doing,
and hope that even those citizens
of Georgia who do not consider
themselves represented by YOU will
at least give me credit for honesty
of purpose.
The following letter of the Gen
cral, addressed to~Mr. Forncy, is
also Interesting and important:
HOB GIRARD Sr. PuILADELPuIA
November 90, 1857
MY 1'EAR MIR. FoRNEY Il do not
remember what | said to YOU in
1865, but I do remember very well
the impression made on me by what
4 SdA 'ttt't iittti q NiSG ttitti ILcS y SUI :
r4nder--w which was that the officers
and men of Lees army were surpris-
ed at the liherality Of the terms ac-
corded by Gen. Grant; that they ap-
poared under the impression that, in
ease of surrender. their HbeftY
woYl3 bc restrained, and pciH0pS tie
ices Of sozas Of them 1or5eited |
am not prepared to say this belief
on their part resulted from their con
sciousness Of the gravity of their Of
fence, TAT more 5rOa tier oci;aoWi
Judgement Of tie yiylt aad Eoscef Of
tie corguertny portL Nor can I
give the name Of any particular
rebel fiicer from whom | derived my
information it was rather the result
of . general knowledge of what
passed between the officers OF Lees
army and ours. fthe foregoing is
of any Importance, You can make
such of it as YOU deem proper.
Very truly yours,
GEORGE MEADE,
Major General.
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Total

LIABILITIES:
Iapital STOCK paid in. $iC5 0GO co
Ci'f!'!uS FGhd -. 39.719 33
Circulating Notes received
from Comptroller. Sot SEQ.
less amt on hand SiSf7,
Amount outstanding 92.653 Oll
lndivHnai Deposits. Gs.&45 Sc
Due to National Banks $50 ~
EXrhanges.... S3G9S SO
In crest -. 9S.t} 43
Profit ard loss. l.O4O CO. 13.e33 o.
Total .................. 1922. 6Ol 0S
S. WATSON. Cashier.
Jan. G. 1863.
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Send for our circular, which gives full
descri ption Of these diseases.

Gut of the many thousands of test imoni
ais received We publish the following:
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1868-01-16
BOSTON, MASS.

CARDS-Business, Wedding. Callino
and Invitation Cards, done in style at the
PIONEER Office.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1868-01-16

GEN SCHoFIELD has ordered the
Sttte Tr'asurer to pay the members
. the Virginia Convention their per
liz I { date.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1868-01-16

THE Right Rev. Bishop Hopkins,
Presiding Bishop of the Protestant
Episcopal Church of the United
States, expired at the Episcopal res
i,ience. Rock Point, Vermont on the
9th inst, aged seventy six.
THE pews sold so for this year, in
Henry Ward Beeciler church, have
brought $36, 500: the rents $4,000
the lairs brought $500. Total
81 $50 There has been gradual
inc lse in the pew income every
ear since 1864.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1868-01-16

ALBANY. January 8.-The Repub-
lican State Committee met at the
Delevan House this afternoon, and
resolved to call a State Convention
at Syracuse, on the 9th Of February
t. select Delegates to represent tne
Sta ein the National Republican
| Presidential Convention.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1868-01-16

The Senate was in Executive ses
sioi: four hours day. considering
the case OF Secretary Stanton. No
final vote was reached and the mat.
ter will be taken up again on Mon
day. The time was wholly occu-
pied by the Democrats, in making
speeches. Fhe Republicans will
almost certainly, vote solid to rein
state Stanton.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-24
DOMESTIC MARKTTs.
~ sHLsaRAPE TO rHE rHlBuxx.


HEv0ALtANs Feb 2-CoiiOe dull and ending downward Md
8 bae aud Molssses UNCHANGED Fourt little doing
Treble kxe Choice IA So Cora active S2dl0z4c Oats
eSc BAeonShoude add Sides the MARKET Clear sides s
70 arrive ~ 5o Larderce Isle PROFESSIONALLY S23; The stock
light Sterling Exchange RGl55 kesYOr sight EIeAhg
1 per cent discoHnt Gold. l4lidlI.
ST. LOr Feb 2obaeo active and stir bot unhsrTd Cotton
ASd Hempno sae Por quiet but unchanged Wheat in Improved
oe1nstd unchAug Winter Red Winter White ~ S0
e. 81 Corn dali AID lower for Choice NId When so
ead6Sc White ede8e Oats dull and unchanged Barley unehnge
RE and higher at ~ 63o Al IS Provisions unsettled sel
higher; Mess 24dS24 25 holders Ak S5 Bulk est
excited advanced Clear Sides l0i0; RIB held lie Sugar
Cured Hans Msy and jane lie Lard sf higher an e1seto
Choice erce sold 4s keg 5c Receipts oos Fi"u
800 SACKS Of Wheat 400 sacks Of Corn 1859 saeks Of Oa
CHICAGO Pel. 2lThere meeting Of the Boau
Day No Wheat nominal at sl go 81 90 CeTnseN i;
Hogs moderately 73 Beef Cattle dull snd nohy uon
Receipts t0dAy-6OG bills F0u 1900 bush Nnea yop ssh
Corn. 10 900 bash Oats 500 Dressed Hog lCo lne noEA shp
meuts-5O 900 hhs FOuT 400 Dressed Hogs 90 Lave OKA
HEEPH Feb 21-Coton dull and unsettled Ir ~ oAes
exports COZ bales Four dull and hm At Ez no
lots; the market Is bare Lart BGltc Noh w IN t'Oie
Oats none In the market .,es,- T.. - ,,.,,..
Fancy SI % wheat hn az ~ %
buk 6Td68e T5a81c In bulk 'ouon z<G[f NtV
Clear sides isdI5k shoulders o3e Clear sides HdlIio
ArsrsT. Feb 22arke Cotton Is dull and Irregular saei OF
bsles. receipts s32 bAeas hdding. xl4c
NoEt Peb market depressed under foreign accounts
prices reported receipts 1903 bales exports As'1
baieE ,,,,,--.
s2tc receipts 2S6 baiesi exports ooass I bales Liverpool
CHIELEsrov s. c. Pb -otton dull and easier and declined
3e sales OF 90 bses; Miidiags 22dA!e.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-24
THE STATE OF TRADE.
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

~ ATLANTIC T1lEeEAPH 10 THE TRIsUsK.
LOsDoS, Feb 21-l5 mTbo msrket u quiet Copsos
opened d93 money and The political
from America has had the effect greatly aste and unsett the
for Aecan ssenes The following the opening quotations.
United States FyeTWeny boOd 7ll lnOs Central Railway shares
%, Erie Railway shares. 81.
LONDON Feb 21BvsnBg have declined 9jdsoi Scr
money and accounts United SAea PveTweay bonds 7li Illinois
Central Railway shares ssi Ehe Railway shares. 45I
PRaSKpoKT Feb. 22-l;lSA n-.-Unied States bonds 7d
PAHls Peb Bills mThs Bcue is Renes
mated
LIvxEPoo Fel BILLS mThe Cotton market opened steady
sad closing prices Of last eveang The sales to-day
not y 900 bales; Mddng UPsBds Hold Midng
l0d BTesdua MARKETS quiet the quote
ows; Corn per quarter hIea Western; Wheat 1872 per
GENITAL for California White and 1873 for No Red Western Barley
SO per bush; OA ais Peas t6 per soi n POur 36 per bbl
Western Canal The dull and steady fol-
lowing quotations; Beefii2s BI Prime Mess
Lard So y est Cheese 81 T the best grades Of PEsi Bacon so
soT Cumberland Cu Sugar 26 Cor 30 u Dutch Standard RoB
~ eyi Tor Common Wilmington and ~ foE Medium TurpeBBe
81 Tarov &c Refined Pesroleun. 49, OILS dul at SO
whales 2Io Sperm eSiO IInseed Lnseed Gales Rlo lo
y tun.
Feb 21Eysnng closes easier Prices have
declined American descriptions sales have been about 10000
baes Ndng UplanSs The spot Oi; srve 3D. hding Or
vans lOd The BeGdstus nsksi qaiet aad steady Provisions
Ian excited bi yses bs's saraHoSd g. Ises sst sDSrL and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-24
THE COURTS.
THE CRIMINAL COURTS.

In Essex Market Police Court, before Justice
shandlev Yesterday. Michael Sauer, residing ON SeveDi
81 accused Php becK OF HAVING s1len s' ReeE ON
beig irsted confessed the crime and returned 4 Oh
h. Committed to answer.
In the YOrlville Police Court. before Justice
Connolly Carlo Balm held FOR trial for having stolen
quauiiiy Of lead pipe which had Just been put up IN
~ house M the corner Of Iexngton-ave aud kify-hfth
new ,,y,er of tho 0vse said that he had found
Tho hau,s he prisoner diseolofed with the leadp
sa Klirsrlndt was held TO accusation OF
having as.anltrd Edward ROesse with penknlte The
assault s committed Ia the trug store az inc htersec
oa o. s.rondaye. aud Fortyghti-st where koessei Is
employed
In tie Tombs Police Court, on Saturday.
k.fre f,sfjce bowling. william Roche, an operator IN
Che 81 ,e tS I agSgTSpn ~ T TSy ., sbe
Tccrry Of the contents Of Geographic dispatches The
i.acl W. question from Washington TO the Messrs
ard clarl the Of the firm 10 Fisk. Bedeu Co,
divule-d t.r contents TO Mr. John samlnond, gold
broker 40 20 broads The message was 70 me ehec.
that Tie Eng losi would contain dispatch that the
Secretary ad ordered the sale OF $4,000 900 In gold ana
fra, nlalr ment was dead Mr. james 9 smith super,
iutendr; % Telegraph Company testified that ne had
~. cicd memorandum Of the dispatch IN Roche
handy firg which was sent by SammOud 10 Mr. Butcher
head po,kareper in The Erea'g Post ONCE IN order
absence a. Mr.. SammODd the examination OF
tie riaiEe adjourned 10 Tuesday next
Thos Wtishe. Of the Atlantic Hotel Chatham Square
accused ke kearlon Of stealing Sls N Treasury notes
DiyOsi and the BOweTy the night OF the l1tl inst
CoinAiiii,i Tor trial.. William Walker, Waterman 1
JoLn lcBlidc aud Patrick Dempsey were arrested on
sturs evening, 10y Detective Field OF the LeOnardst
Police >aiin for having stolen quantity Of paper and
printed matter fr the establishment Of the Messs
Appleton 4 Co., Nos l07 100 and III Frankiu-st, The
gnatr Ipuu Of The stolen property was found III inc
work ot 81 tie prisoner Kelly, at No. rs West Broad
way, and tue remaining portion IN a grocery
at the la, r-ection Of West broadway and
Ffarkhtst. Committed for trial. Jacob Smith,
employed IN Inc building No. llS Maiden Lane,
dUTug absence of the owner on Saturday, forced an
into Mir. Thomas L. Oden's laboratory the
81 ira ioeT, stole 5000 serpeuts fancy fire
NOIAsl, yauSl at ESQ. He was committed for trial.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-24


For the corresponding week Of 1861 the shipments IRON
All the ports amounted bales showing increase
for tho week this year of 2 bales, and making the total
Increase in the shipments Of the season up TO this date
25 III bales and decrease in the stocks at the ports OF
the United states OF bales, compared with inns
date OF 1861 The total foreign exports from the United
States Sept 1867 now reach 65Oo6 baes against
Cg $50 bales for the period last year. and the stocks
al ali the ports at present 334I3 bales, against C 200
bales at the same time IN 1861
The market week has been the most active OF the
season. prices have advanced largely. Immediately
subsequcnt 10 this renewed activity and excite
ent set in the sales reaching Saturday 1900 bales
and was continued through the early part Of the week.
prices advancing each day. The accounts from Liver
pool and Manchester were uniformly better ana more
promptly responded TO here, II not IN part anticipated
while the reports from markets Tor goods were also
favorable inducing increased purchases on the part OF
our spnners This increased demand, both at home ana
abroad lead under the present circumstances OF The sup
ply to large speculation. Shippers, however have NOT
been so active their orders not coming quite up 10 the
excited views Of holders. Inc advance III price
amounted TO fully PC per ~ until 2c was palu on
wednesday Middng UplandH. Since Then there mas
been less excitement and to-day, with dun private ac-
counts from Liverpool. there Is some reaction, inc
market closing fat The receipts at the ports continue
ON liberal scale Rates for freight et this port have de
ced IA Sales OF the week foot up TOPS bales, OF which
1886 bales taken by pnners 1913 bales for export s5
bales I'm transit and SLIP bales ON speculation ana 'he
following the closing quotations o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-24
Tn the Jefferson Market Police Court, befol

In the Jefferson Market Police Court, before
Justice Dodge, Amos l.. Trip accused Of having
shot William Stewart and held TO await the result Oh
the injuries The two drinking ~ inc nguo,
store No 90 Ninthaye and while under the nnsnee =,
drink, Trip pulled tho pistol from has pockeI ana me-
at random the ball striking stewart Catherlne
arraigned for having stolen articles sns'
Is West Twenty fourth ST. where she was empoyeo as
domestic; held 10 answer. Policeman asEsuy VI vic
for having struck on the head with his club hiehsel
Maoney OF No $40 Beyenthave. when afrestng hn Tor
violation az the Excise law II Is said that Maloney was
peaceaby accompanying the officer when the batter sase
csed George Freeland otherwise Fr1eberg OF obtaining
from him by false pretenses. dozen hats. valned al
az 20 THE goods were Furnished the strength OF an
order mirroring have come from rm on SAfhaNr,
iut witch was subsequently found 10 De false. freeand
Was he,d for trial Justice Dodge committed Henry j.
Sraeha Yesterday morning is default Of $500 ba PR
having shot at Henry French, keeper OF liquor saloon "a
No. 9lD Seventtaye The assaalt occurred ~ 1iaissa
braWl on Saturday evening