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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-07-30
E SEMINe MAeHINE!
AMERICAN ssHUrTLE
8 SEWING MACHINE
Is Warranted for five years.

ou7 Agents VIII be supplied with duplieate.Darts
q tne 1laehlHe5 IN ease u accident. If makes pre-
sssAy the same stitch made BY the Singer Wheeler
z nllson5 Howe, and Florence Machines. 1t has
ne Onder-ieedf Ike the best Of high-plzced Ma
enines and Is the only lOW-rrice Shuttle Machine
IN the market that has this feed. We ~ enabled
70 sel . frst-elass SHUTTLE MACHINE at q veTV
low pree on account Of its simplicity, and cos5se-
qnent low cost Of Manufacturing, IN comparison
with Complicated Aachi1es,
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-07-30
80 a Day for all. Address A. ]: FULLBM, NY


MEssRs. LIPPNCoTT BAKEwELI., Pittsburgh, Pa.
GEErs:-We have been using your make Of Gang
Saws in our Mil, and find them in point of quality
superior to any we have ever used. Yours, &C. li
SHAW, BLANCHARD & Go, \
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-07-30

To one quart of milk take four large
eggs; set the milk on top of the stove in
a clean vessel: then separats the eggs,
beat The Whites into a sfiff 10th when
the milk is scald1ng hot slip the whites
on top of the mill, turning thsm-oEsr
gently, SO that they will cook; then lift
'sthen out and dish VIM up ne yplks,
ao-Eith1 two tablespOOns,O sugar pour
into the milk, stirring rapidly all the
time it is scaldiDg. The very moment
It comes to the boiling point lift it off;
raifit boils it viii curdle. When it cools
Jog sufficiently, pour it into the float dish5
= with any kind Of fayoring, then put the
froth on top and it win be splendid.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-07-30

Peel with care the Gender stalks of the
pie plant cut them about an inch in
length; lay them in the baking dish, al
ternately layer of the plant and thick
ly scattered good brown sugar, and very
thin slices of fresh lemon, until the dish
is filled; put no water, as the plant is
ahj yeryjuicgi then cover with nice paste;
-goIbake three7quarters of a9 hour. Anoth-
or nice way is to stew the plant to
T hch jam and MI the puts after It'll cold
like cranberry tarts.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-07-30

Are tEo Of the most common and Yirulent disorders
prevalent this continent; to these the Ointment
first to eradicate the venom and thsa oomplste the
eure; -
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-07-30
Aromatio Vegeta Dc soap..

$1,000 A DAY GUARRANTEED
Agents TO sell the Home Shuttle Sewing Machine.
Il makes the Lock Stitch, alike on both sides has
the underfeed, and is equal in every respect to any
Sewing Machine ever inyanteds PfiOe SS5. War
raflted for years. Send for cironlar Address
Johnson, CLARK & Co., Boston, Mass, Pittsburgh,
Pa, or st. Louis, Mo II I
50 DaE for nlI- Address d d. ELL -RaI N ~
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-07-30
EHuRr1oSs on rzz sxz

Gases of many years standing, that have pertin-
acionsly refused 70 yield 70 any other remedy or
treatment, have invariably succumbed 70 Z fsW sp-
plcatiOns Of this powerful unguent-
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-07-30

Every form and feature Of these prevalent and
stubborn disorders is eradicated locally and entire
" By the use Of this emOiient warm lamentations
should preoede its application. It's healingqualtez
VIII be found 70 be thorough and inYaERbls.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-07-30

sstio -u5 o. 48uo15 fzsla z gH I
p 80 qq' odl -7 71tf ois5oq .-iji ysb .
rgJzH 90 aiao4 bsul0i giiaJlaq sse
Iz sai.ai uro7a bad iili O. ,s5s 4sy7 IT, I
.sa5f a52 ~
e.~-%
a,iI 10 sbaaT sunisu1a edT
d s.t u h5otnoy Hsai Sad oiv ,5laB
70 sH-i safs u sdssV auo4
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-07-30
FOR SALE.

One hundred and eighteen acres OF excellent
land, ven ti1nbersd Forfv 4cres ir,rToT-s v;sb
good be1ling orchard, log house and barn. Fyni Be-
sold e 80 an acre, time payments. Of sl5 "a acre
mostly cash Located miles south Of Frelb ,st IN
ssLlslls e H59Elsa WI sel IN sEo pieces, 90 o. 50
SANiFIE1D eco,
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-07-30

The days-of Cheap and poor
y got up Machines has passed.
Now all first class Farmers
are seeking the very best;
many selling their old or play
out styles of Machines. and
buying the IRONil6WORLD.
Order not, buy not till you
examine THE WORLD. q.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-07-30
AGENTS.

/. MeWlsh 70 arrange with Agents, male or female.
to srepresent the american sbuitie SsS-i1-- NJ
chime, IN each State, County and town n tbe
United states and Olstaria. Extra Inducements 10
xperlenced Agents, For full particulars, as to
Salary or Commission, address ~ III y
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-07-30
DELICATE CAKE .

bns One cup of sugar, half a,cup of but
Ter, two cups Of -four, half a cup. Of milk,
whites Of four eggs, one tesspOonful
cream tarter, half a tesspoonful of bicar-
Donate Of soda, one teaspoonful essence
of lemon.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-07-30

One pint of sour milk, stir in enough
-four to make them stiff, little saleratus
or soda, and cream tartar and salt
Bake in rings on a griddle.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-07-30

tBdf ts3d sdi ~ LAMBS f1sBggw 3e
Lamb should be eaten fresh. In the
forequarter the vein in the neck being
any other color than blue betrays It to
be stale In the hindquarter, try the
kidney with your nose; the taintness of
its smell viii prove it to be stale. All
young meats should be well cooked;
z they require much attention ia the bak-
''o5 ing. For sauce, wash clean a hand
ful Of fresh green mint; remove the
leaves from the stems, mince it very fine
and put it into sauce boat, and stir in
one teaspOonful of brown sugar and four
tablespOOPfuls of good vinegar.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-07-30
FRENCH ROLLS


f'"ei Rub one ounce of butter into a pound
Of -four, add one egg, a little yeast; let
it rise; bake inlfplls. 4stt9d fo bgi
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-07-30

% " Six heaping tablsssP5OoO5nsful of -four
three of corn meal, three eggs, one pint
of milk and little salt Beat very
light and bake in quick oven fifteen
minutes. Fill the cups half full.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-07-30
TIE JOURNAL.
aO6s1 HOLB q ECIFEs.
M @ss IL l

To one quart Of skinned milk put
0de teacupfdl Of nOlssses, one teaspoons
full Of soda dissolved 10 4 cup Of new
milk, pint Of corn meal, large hand
full Of flour and little salt. This must
be well beaten; then pour it into pans
to bake, which requires five hours
Serve hot, aud bake Just as mixed.
, 1869-11-08
MURDER.
4 Barkeeper Shot and Instantly
Billed, at the Clipper Bhades,"
this Morning.
A Mysterious Tragedy.

The "cEpper Shades" a 4omewhat notorious
sporting 1erort, NJ. sao South CLARK street, was
The scene Of brutal and deliberate murder, at
O'Clock this morning. The particulars Of tic AZ
intr ART yet wrapped IN coppicte mystery, and
only a few Leading facts could be obtained
The namc o' the murtsrsrd ntnn Ia Alfred VS.
teIs, who was acting IN the capacity or barkecpet
ior Nil. John ReileJ. the proprietor OF the saloon.
All 'ss: evening the place wss allied WITH dlsso.
PROVOKE quarrel with any or everybody. Tho
murdered Is represented rs having been resJ
quiet 3ouuR mAn. little x1sc7 TO bra*ls and rather
a half DOZEN re1nslled In the place, aud on sew
eral OCCASIONS high words passed petTeen then.
At- lhts!, Ae proprietor. 81. tass At the Tine Of
VI cut Of The way conner Of thc room. lie
axose Tnen shs *hot was nrca sps1as-
his head hanefra forward and nls face tnrust ia
tTomaud-lcrry" bowl On The counter before
TN" ns W. ! ;s at r. ess ,as,s.a Out OF xns,
y :a.,es s'>*s, sas ND ss' 0fss @esas nj saa "a
attracted t5 the rrport Of the plstol, now runhed
lnlo the ssloon, and nade all tue Inmates prison,
err: rpcn inyests9stton 4 was discovered that a
ihtuuRh tie braln, caused instant desth. The ID.
trn1rs OF the faltpn at the time OF the tragedy
i wtre jimmy Caldwell, atlas "spetkiel JIu11y,
ii 'st.n . The AImofy: All 4 snem reuse: :
lead 10 ine poai..vc detection q the perpctrasoF
1o asss III ~ -: st'sr @ sss .soct
lns had o~rn done. Tiers were but two shots II
The Weapon .,.a. whsn t7Sen ). IN ,sl snaSs'
that urekIem.n vii make a c,cau bses.t of IL
points 10 "specalc'i 1smD, ~ the pespesratos Q
The neresse3 VIVA 4 .ounp man a. hne sppcpr
, 1869-11-08
semi Annual lkcpert OF thc board Of
DIRECTORS

DsF6ti0fhs
ttom tx A<froit Ftts FresA
The report OF the Directors tho Great Western
Rsitwa! lot the ha1t Jsar, ending Juiy 81. fsaa,
II lutt cut and contains MANI ihete OF scnefN
interest II ano1s tn.i the sees1pts On eAp,,
therein ere E1as,G1 l6s Id. AID that the agsse-
cstc rx endltutu 10 the same date amounted 70
psefe1sed ttncf, amounting to r1.olA has teen
ssned II thr rats nl g Per cent, and caTes dtyl.
1se ny .nd .of nss oeen
canned vcfe cssaess ID u, sna me expendilares,
psIsss 81 s ST H. II 1ss
ihere haa been Deducted ioE Interest On
eeoas. losns and otaef % parPo.e4 - TIC .ts.a s1a,
he surplus nom the psoesdtnR hall JeaE aad
euIne o.hrr us,uoE fesriptA selling The at.tlaole
:. y:oa :, sres psr sss s1
| on iha common stock. Tne Had,c fseepss, ~
compared With tho+e Of ne eor.sspo1d!og haif
lime inv tar,n rstea Ar!s,uk lrom eonpesstan
| Win F7vaI American soads considerably Anectesi
rs,e ct wo,tng ?! q @ e ~ e.. *nS f.
Darciors thlrk that the Rse!nc Raltru.d w
brig 70 The Great Western loe eonndstah.t
Hnea va formerly done ny ,he pans1a. route
! mat the Development of this traffic viii load to
c1oees sllIanee with some Of the uons betHeer
The n.b1oten eauxe exsablAhrd between III,
E.xt and The West by the third flN Of tht
| Great Western Las deTe6ped ME.
grain bustness never before commanded
sca important retults AZ anstcspstoo iron
this t1aac. Tnt lnmhsr tl1e hAA also beca pFu
mo;ed by the tRne means. A special freight ltu
haA been established IL connection With tue De
tot Miisaukeo lsoan. bJ which frelsnt
| unsupported from Grand Haven TO the oeaooas
Tbe report states in conclusion, that the surpss
. | revenue Of the Dctrult Mus8nkee Road, on tt
sosh OF June last, waa such n 10 attu,t OF
. dividend IT tho rate Of per cent p
, | pppuIn TO tho QrcAt Western oo Il
: N,C9sIooo preference Eaaru,, and that on
fourth OF that amount {f1aeo9 1isi v
r spptied IN pa1t Nqutdarsoo OF the b. i u. cid Il
= | tefr,I accoGnt, which. II 1ho une ot making i
rtp1., etood On sne balance ehons n t& ~ t0s
II The net income Of ths latter rosd for eix rnonl
n endirE June -, lssa. vss Esn,1Ss ~ lod
, 1869-11-08
/ MA 'hs ss o-i-:'on aca-1.+s l.! sew nah.
Iato:'s q. Ers1.. t'otn Aretteaa and H2-.lsh, "a

ma shs ss o-i.:'on aca-1-+s l.! =ep nah.
IAt-n:s a: :rs1.. Gnth Au.etscaa and H7r.lsh, a.
toua u rE1l'shtd.
lsE Fhl.'nIha EIisa. for grading and .,.aot.
~ r"se3 Hessch s'r''', fsoot tnr wrSt IN. nf
Ntl I!sAttt1 10 the ruU.n lite OF N1xa.Iuu Mt eel
10 IT cAt,'ilett1t b. ttr -15kh Ut D-csuher xprr
ot",.s, y l'c a''. at pns''ic Works. Saturday,:
u httt' l!nr It tD., t. - PER- ilnexl lut lor ~:
snL t1.fa Tor pine; L. sts Dodge, sa,s9 is,r "ss
arg sAtl fos pine: foI 4 uoxsti, 1900 for Ia
citt1e job !" Oak ata s7,7V in pine.
A AtsIRARLR HrtIch named Michael MCKINLEY
tFiER tn IN A!!ty % Cenrra aveu9e. bal xsfn
nn MaH On and Morsne ItrestE wht tatnt.ea'e1. nt
acs sst s'trnsed r!.h 70 mseh fores, tSat IL Se
w.s ihr'~a stas:ly to Inc gfout1, ana nov s,l.
tess tst'ta ks nsnlen III lao pisces AcK,nicr
wse aEterett and letfvei 10 the Union Street Sts-
T,on, 20 The uafoTtnrs1e woman VA attended by
11sK Rnhr Of prrEaturet!-tor1 child sas
!annd on tie sidewalk On Morgan street, between
Warrington and 1tapdoFh gtreets, yesterday A.
Efnnon. The ter'atns wcrc takun TO tho Madison
Sirtf Atatiou, where COloner C!eRYea held a. To-
quest last evening"
, 1869-11-08
h River TeNxedt-RehhcrJ at n
Wsodsel1er and &hc KnhberA Shot,


We hAse Information Of \ ea&e o. ummRy
punishment Tor \ crime committed % the Hser.
Which. poeElp1J. 7ul bresk .p 4 nest q vesJ dAa-
E~roos rvrr pfn3eA Nj. j. w.. Lester keeps
wsod3aFd neAsls opposite 1s!aad So Is about
half way betw ven Cairo and MemphlA, II Rp-
psa1D ,has The steamer Lazy Gay, N her pAxsaxe
up On Tueseay. stopped AZ the wood-y&ru Aoo
took barge ct WOOD IN tow, With Nj Lester,
uslne the tine Icr transferring the wood no n tAa
otrge To tia steamer, ~ she made heAdwa} up
the river. While this VA hetag done, the lkdJ
Guy rrscA point About st1 miles above the vosd-
yard, paAl Mr., 1As1er IT'S for h!a wood, cask on
the bAEEe, with Nj, Lester On 1t. And
left hun to Goat hack to hh yArd.
Tho steamer vas scarcely out Of ssght when a
Ak1u Ahot out from the 1enseaseo AhotS with tNo
| men on board, and nAda directly Tor the barge.
| They pTcsed TO he TWO Desperate nTtr ptrstes,
| who boarded the hsfxe and deuessded OF HI
Lester zll the monsJ ne had II TIA rbx of hls ~
| Knowing ts1t reststance waS useless he hands<
ovtT the ,S1lo ,eceiyed Gas hta wood. saanEnL u.
rpbheI tor satttR hss lie, and eAH thon leap tott
| TIE tkin and leave for the ahote It WIS nov h
t3lne, 2uc, quick ~ the nlSn which folio Ked, b.
d1cw = platol Aitnaxso concealed, ard sook one o
the sobbes1 uasd On the Apos 1he oianE tas7an
, 1869-11-08


Eashtrgton, tsor. y Desp1teh To- e Eaaton Hey&d,
During tho week upoF1Ahs Sssee p&pers ha.e
been received frum General DauEpcA. who 10 a,1!t
remaining In the Inland, having rtu7ned aa,ous
the 1st Of October IN the chsE0cEeF OF United
Srates EoAmtskloucr, By o1def Of E1e President
These ptpe7 undoubtedly oorer the terms OF the
negotiation entered into ~ denc:at DaooocE
win President Haez, Witch wtN b COG
ndcset IA detail by the Cabinet dnrinH
yJe coming week. There Will oe SONIC ded2te &C
ton taken b. the STANDARDIZATION pftor 70 the aaii-
Ing of the stesmer for St DOMINGO neI weak. in
oFt,er thAt she DeJ tAka cut further INSTRUCTIONS
to Geoerzl Bahepck. Theae H19, probably, ter
minue negotisuonn, and the Gene M Will return BY
the acIE rip at the steamer, bJ tEe ist Of Docem.
ber The terms are eal 10 b.. highly favorable, md
PERFECTLY Eauatactary to Rahcock, ~ vol a. the
Presidents Of hoth countries II Is believed rfAs tao
1san4 Of ST. Domingo will bo one o. tho Seatcs u
this u7ion befoze the lst Of January. Lsepn
CufTiez, The Dominican Consul. lc:s tht. CITY n
week aEo for * pom1ngo and Monte Cnrlsa; .
hold interviews with oflc1as Of both 1puntrfes on
Tie SUBJECT OF acue1atiau, ~ vel NJ 10 ee.urC
the title to fome e.o01 acrca OF land granted hlc1
By the Dominican Government to for @or1 the To-
terests o. commerce between New YORK and the
port oI Monte CTtsla4
AmonR those mentioned NJ cnmpos!nl7sse p7rty
OF Cougresamen who ltave for s. DomtuEo ne3t
month. are General FaItles Senator Cole General
GARFIELD, the Hon. Jas, HrooSa, Senator C:sretly,
md othetA General RsnkA ID expected 70 arrive
from EuIo2oeIe the party sails, aud wlt.' nocoua-
,lany them, With other members Of tho H0use
Foreign Co1m!tten.
, 1869-11-08


7o nt Etfiof AZ The CAiaago Tribuas:
IN your issue OF November :, un',os tbs caption
Of Do They Want Sympathy" we notice CON.
nup,cation 6+anug the s,guAtn1e Of Zone Who
Known" We think II he kDdH nost he would
hnnw less. Tne facts regarding the championship
aie these: In our gano 9Th tho Athletics ior lae
championship, VIC carried OF thu nnna1s, and
earned the t11ic We clain,- In the -F:suAs' chal-
lenge 10 uA nothing whste<et w&s mentioned cou-
crzptux the chapptoaahfn NOV, II certainly
pceu1 that tho 4Etuas are poeteased OF rs-
malaalle supply Of teheck" 10 claim .tniz Little
under existing clrcums saucsA
*-ope Who Know" u also gullty Of smother gl.r-
Ing Inconsistency when he s1JB tt4s the 4fstnas
roErtes the best record o! any ciuo IN the North
west. excepting the Forest C'tyA We Know this
statement 10 be false. Thla pessou = reourd SHOWS
that ont Of eleven games they have lost tour md
won sescn, while Ne have lost three and won
eight. "FiGurcs Tonr lie, aud plainly show
whose rrco!a ts the best Truly Consistency
thon arf trweL"
Nor, TO mSke long atory short, ve propose to
play The !f:tuas ct any IhcEeI niue !o the city.
Thanksgiving bay tssth irstl aud hope re ehsl
reeve q farorahic reply II not accepted VI
shall E6i cxpett TO be NeAteaI 70 any moro BON
hart, but will rs4t contcrled vita Whist We Claim,
"GAxnKN CfIT.7
[<+3vA %@1
, 1869-11-08
subpER IMMERSION.
4 Fn-a Youth Isfivc. Him.etf info tho River
Marrow E.rnpr.

Marrow Earnpe.
Chicago River, At tho foo4 Of Moth LaSal,c
ttrcet, was The scene Of . curious and decidedly
riertitng sccdcnt last evening". II apptAra thai a
soupg m2a named William F,lette. = clerk ia the
of1cc Of Sir. Storey, attorney y.as1Aw. determined
on 4 drive Yesterday ue erE1ged = horne aud
rnnr1v. ard psR.ed the hours Of the afternoon and
evening tn 4 TerJ pheasant marne1. Tue weather
being aornrwhAt raw and chilly, nc
psobanly took something for hts ston-
aeh1 s1ke, AND, about . O'Clock A.t
evening, determined upon setutt!ng nouc-
When this purpose became lellrd In hlA mind be
seli on North v ellis Of Clart street, and dForc
boldly toward the ftyer. AZ the railroad trael On
Sorth Wx,er street he found = number OF cars oo~
strueies q. way o1t tesse ne aicnmee1H , 3.e1n n
| " pp nH waJ. Noorod u tne north baak u a
drtdge seov, employed u the na'lnlcR .! tho tut
ia,nstpx under he isnrresslon that /: VA drav.
bridge. Hut the hnrFe kpr~ better. On reaching
thr httnt, OF jumplUR-o1 place, Tho antWAl. which
oe1P ssas a @ 4ss and ise
6sESy y, sais t2daen neseq9 13sn,Es; W.,
tnp OF tho hitter, wen. plump into the water.
Tto top Of neh0gsy keet q'iet, tnt William gave
nc :, vei1trc JeLs. Fortunately for MS asieiY Mr.
WlutaIn Kimhan, attached to the soov, vas on
board sod o. 'ns atsr you,s
>. md The horse ~ns = remarkably seuMb,,
~ .e Wnen he found his driver was de.er
,oTnss wns5s aSosa as :se15 r.. man
,s,,ns mn. Of tne nuRRy. and Was finally cas
lie FemnautA "Pnnng poieemaan anaeI ~ ve7ste
tDrra bI Al ent es o, tSf s,I.s, sta1,on Ene,e
~ W tafea to the n. OF d}.ng a1d ". y. CELL q
sdsDs & s .ais1turs se
| ~. x,rrr+ Eo tcf3DtDhte1
, 1869-11-08
THE NATIONAL GAME.
The New York Mutuals Again De-
+ feated by the Red Stockings,
The Chicago Championship.

Hpeefsl ls.srAtCh TO The Chicago Tribune,
CINCINNATI, Nov. e.
The last great match game Of the season was
rlayesl To-day ty tr Red StockIng+. OF Cincinnati
anu MutuAtA, Of New York, Oh the Buckeye
g1oundA The day was cloudy, blcat, and cold,
with sh!ver!nR wind blowing dn1lng the
ntcEr:ss q The game. Seven
Ratc~, laFEe proportion Of ladles making up tho
crowd. The ctnost order pfevallrl nuA no ncct-
dett or unpeA' autuess OF any Kind mstrrd the en-
loJnent u the occasion. The tcene ~, hrians
With. Sa.a hanasesch!ets si,.,, iatter!ns IN ne
os the game prnecched, impaFttus charm ani
life never n nnlics ed By crowd Of men. Tao
straics OF Enpetn hand stlll further heightened
time kind oI Rlosicd frcnxy sclxed tho
crowd, aud pervaded 1t Ike glow
q sunrhlue, lsopas.ing light and heat. The MI.
tua18 were remarkable for graceful playing and
men Of e1pes,eDce aud Judgment IN base bali mat
tsrs declared that ot,th cao1 played better than
! e. CT Teen before. The Rcd Stockings won the
tose, senlipR their opponents to the bAt- Hatde1l,
at the Mutpats, whs the usAt ttFker. aud WIS Rp-
rlauhe.l ~ Lc wrnt 10 the bAt- Tne game Ia the
s.seyenth for the Rel Stockings, and closet 4
| career OF uniform victories, The foiloH IL
, 1869-11-08

10 defend hlmteil. bat tsiozc he cen!d do 20 ho
w4s ntta SHOT through tie hips, giving III. Lester
the u4hsfetE Of the s1tuntiun. He made Tor hts
v, od, arm in kac,y, Iccose1lng his lost money, Of
cour7e.
the roherH prpEed to be t<o lcspera,loes man,
ed Burma and Moore. nuTns 7as shot dead, mud
Moore IN dying st1te made confession to rc-
the yfIatns with having Dnsllesr1 sDaf thrpxn
ovoTboart lout indivs3na!. within Il short unr
It will b recalled taas some months gluce
yunng man disappeared from woe4Fafu wtsh
$500 The supoodttton vsa that he had ahscond.
ed With The money. bat % sne light Of =ota event
It Is highly pronabie thAt he vas robbed and tneu
r1ufueyed By stese teSperadoes, u whom
Moore cunIsS6e4 there u Well1IgAatxe4 - eAus
It = to be hoped r1s revelations nay :tad 10
tTe1ktn9 up the he1lta4c7ew.
, 1869-11-08
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snsesa,sy Of dr,ed fruit, cannot DO bette. paler
nasee tne,r bus.nees In the hands Of Aosss 70.
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bosNess - II s1tin,r1 ot ReperaI prrduct, Aad POW
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;ton Of iii ons1neaa cnsnEOs1ed 10 sae5 oso''
| s.redit and despatch
, 1869-11-08
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, 1869-11-08
THE COURTS.
SUIT - RccOycru DfsEiSlcrr snta
by tile Goycrnncnt.
Bill fcr injunction to Restrain Sale Of
ArtesIau Well Stock,
Several pIvorcrs Granted. ond
Others Asked for.
Ths Police Courts,
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT.

ThI8n,
John H. Crawfpfd V. Ph!lo Carpenter AssuIup-
Sst- 10 oHceoFet sum alleged to haTe been received
upon an acceptance Of III, 500, In the settlement
of accounts between lnsoiven, nrme. Case me,,.
Toned Saturday. given 10 the Jury.
IN nANERrFTCr-FEw rRoc1DrSo,
Salmon G. Cunins. Of Chicago. Involuntary
procecdtng, instituted BY pa1rls A,!ea, Of New
YofA, ~ho c1sln, AZ credlto1s, to tho amount OF
sz,9ooss II ia charged TIA. the debtnr, heiug H.
solvent, rnAde an assignment, On the tenth day OF
August ltst, Rtrirg preference 10 some crtdltors
and IN Violation Of iha BanGrupt iAv. The prpp.
cry alleged TO have lee1 tsanafesret IL the bEtsf.
tables. &c. Of No. lis Wabash avenue, 10 kays-
n1gh Decker, Of New Yorf.
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