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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-09-07
Fire In q Coal Plt-2O0 Men in the
Pit and Unable 10 Get Out.

PLYMOUTH, Pa, Sept. Ga fire
broke out this morning in the hue
aud bottom shaft owned y the Della
ware, Lackawanna & Western Coal
Company, at this place, and in a short
time the whole breaker and outbuild
ings were in flames, and the hoisting
apparatus, the only avenues Of escape
for the miners, was des royed. All ef-
forts to stay the flames were unavail-
ing, and the whole structure fell, fill
ing up the shaft. Over two hundred
men are In the shaft, and have no
communication out, with 70 chance
for air, as the only way for getting air
into the shaft was through the main
opening, and that was filled with
burning timbels and debris of flames.
It is feared the whole number have
been suffocated by the smoke or per-
lshed for want of air.
The fire departments of Scranton,
Wilkesbarre and Kingston are play
ing streams down the shaft, for the
purpose Of quenching the fire there,
so the rubbish can be cleared out and
the condition of the men ascertained.
Ii will probably take until tomorrow
morning before tidings can be re-
ceivcd from them. The scene is
hcart-rcnding. Families are congre-
gated in great numbers, and miners
from all parts ofthe country are there
at work, and the merchants, and in
fact, the whole population of the town
have turned out to assist. The loss
by the fire will amount to about $780,
600, partly covered by insurance. All
the physicians In the vicinity have
been summoned to attend when the
condition of the men has been ascer-
tanned
The affair has east a gloom upon the
whole community, aud business is al
most entirely suspended.
The miners had only resumed work
to day; after a suspension of about
three months.
Among the men in the mines is Mr..
Hughes, the Superintendent.
SCRANTON, Pa, Sept Go P NJ
The latest information from the
Avondalc Mine states that the shaft
was cleared, and two men went down
and penetrated sixty or seventy yards
to a closed gangway door, which they
could not force open. They found
three dead mules outside the door,
and sulphurous fumes were pouring
out through the door, No signs of
life were discovered, and it is feared
all are dead.
PLYMOUTH, Pa, Sept. Go P. M
After the rubbish from the bottom of
the shaft was cleared away, two men
descended in a bucket, and sent word
uD to send down pick and shovel to
clear the doors with. The buckek
was brought up and two men started
down with the tools. AS they start
ed the men at the bottom requested
them to hurry, and on their reaching
the bottom, both were found dead.
No hopes are entertained for the men
in the shaft. All are supposed to
have perished. The black damp is
very bad here.
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From Albany, N. Y.

ALBANY, N. Y, September g.
Much activity prevails among those
interested in the Susquehanna Rail-
road election, which takes place to-
morrow. Mr.. Fisk and others of his
party are here. The impression is the
Ramsey interest will carry the cleo
ton.
Governor Hoffman has appointed
the following named gentlemen dele
gates to the Southern Commercial
Convention to be held at Louisville,
KY, on the 18th of October: Horatio
Seymour, Horace Greeley. Samuel
Campbell, A. A. Lowe, G. K. Garri-
son. w. G. Bryant, II. G. Murphy, E.
A. Conklin. Erastus Brooks, w. NJ.
Tweed, George Opdyke, Marshall ..
Roberts. VIC. Hunt. f. 2. James,
Ira Harris, John Tracy, Henry De-
wolf. II. Ramsdell, Thomas Cornell,
II. r. Davis, Freeman Clarke, VIM.
Kelly, George f. Comstock, Thomas
G. AlVord, Henry A. Richmond.
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fDzash Of secretary Rawlins
The Scene at His Bedside.
Heart-Rending Scene at Q
CoaI-P & in Pennsyl-
Vania.
200 Men IN the Pit aud Un-
abl to Get Out.
The FIue and Shaft on Fire
N ws f. M the Indian Ter
rltory
INT Rating FOreign News.
200 Men n the Pit aud Un-
abl to Get Out.
The FIue and Shaft on Fire
Int Rating Foreign News.
AaYIres from HaYti.

HAVANA, September 5.-Advices
have been received from Port au-
Prince to the 24th.
An engagement before Aux Gals
took place on the 22d. Salnave was
defeated and dangerously wounded.
The rebel war steamers Florida and
Columbia bombarded Gonaisez on the
10th ult., and efterward succeeded in
taking the place.
The rebels have received ten rihed
guns from New York.
7 Three Of Salnave's sloops, laden
with coffee, have been captured by
the insurgents.
On the 11th, Salnave issued a proc
clamation, stating that he would aban-
don the cause for which he has so
long struggled.
Advices from st. Domingo of the
9th ult. say During the absence of
Gen. B1ez. President Gomez
surrendered Santiago to ex President
CabraI Baez, with 5000 men. moved
ag inst the latter, when he was de-
feated. Bacz expected to retake San
tiago, and afterwards proposed to
march against Puerto. Plata Arena
is still besieged by rebels.
The French loan proved unsuceess-
full.
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Lexlngion. Kcntuckr, Races.

LEXINGTON Ky, Sept. 6.-The at
tendance was large at the races here.
At the produce stake for three year
olds, one mile and repeat, twenty-one
entries, six started-Buford's ca. f.,
Coquettc, I, 2; Keychard's ch. c..
Kilgour, 2, 3; Grinstead's b. f., Tib-
bic Dunbar, 3, 4; Villey's br. f.,
Flounce Wallace, 5, 5; Harper's br.
c., Equal distaneed B. @. Thomas's s
b. c., Herzog, l, l. Time, 1 :454. 1:45.
Sweepstakes for two-year old filleys,
one mile dash, eight entries, four
S 'arted-Clay's CHI f., Maggie, b. b.,
l; Shy's Midnight Belle, 4; Swegert's
b. f. Annette, 3; Richards Sister of
Charity, 2 Time, l :454. The day
was fine
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Seizure or More Dry GOOdS-C0un-
terfeIter Arrested. &c, dc.

ST. Louis. September Cone hun
dre1 and twenty additional packages
of goods, belonging to Perry Fuller,
have been seized to satisfy an attach
ment in favor Of the First National
Bank of Washington City.
Michael Moran was committed to
Jail day In default of 50, 600 bail.
for dealing in counterfeit greenbackg.
Nearly 100000 in accident insur-
ance, was placed on the delegates to
the Commercial Convention, before
they left for Keokuk to-day.
A. L. Stewart, of New York, has
telegraphed to Insurance Agents here
to place risks on his goods, in St.
Louis Companies, to the amount Of
100000. Clafin & Co, and Jaffrey
& Co, of New York, have risks cn
st. Louis Companies to the amount
Of $l25,0 each, and Field, Letter &
Co, Of Chicago, have $100, 900.
The Jewish New Year has been
very generally observed by the He
brews here to-day, and the ceremo-
nies will continue tomorrow.
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Odd fellows DeIegatiOn-NeFgo Man
Killed.

INDIANAPOLIS, Sept. 6-Grand Sire
Z. ID. Farnsworth, and Graud Repre-
sentatiyes from Louisiana, Texas,
Arkansas, Mississippi, Georgia, Ten
nessee and Kentucky, passed through
this city at 7:30 PM, en- route for
Chicago, on their way to the Grand
Lodge l. D. 0. r., to meet in San
Francisco on the 10th inst.
A negro named John Fleet was
shot and instantly killed to day, by a
white man, carpenter, named Geo.
Davidson. They had some words on
Saturday, and renewed the quarrel
to- day, when Davidson drew a pistol
and shOtsFleet in the temple. David
son was arrested
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Cincinnati Items

CNcINNATI, September 6.-Robert
Dodge, dry goods merchant. com
mitted suicide last night, By taking
morphine. He was found dead In
bed this morning.
At meeting of the School Board
tonight a resolution was offered TO
put the Bible and singing Of sacred
songs out of the public schools, in
order to remove the objections of
Catholics against them. Also a mo-
tion to appoint a committee to confer
with the Catholic Church authorities
as to the terms on which Catholic
parents will send their children to
school. The resolutions we're ordered
to be printed, and made the special
order for next Monday night.
General Young returned to this
city Saturday night. He brings pa
pers exhonorating him fully of all
the charges preferred against him in
the recent Investigation. He will
not go to Arkansas, but will 1t once
enter on the duties Of his Office as
Supervisor of Internal Revenue for
Southern Ohio.
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Cotton Prospects along the Arkansas
and White Rivers.

MEMPHIS, September 6.-The news
from along the Arkansas and White
Rivers say the cotton crops are splen-
did and that the bolls are opening
sfnely. From along the Mississippi,
for two hundred miles below this city,
the drouth has cut off the crop one
third. The young bolls are shedding
off, and only the lower, or bottom,
bolls will mature.
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Mexican News.

Cry OF MEXICO, August 20, via
Havana, September 81 ose Rivas
Palacios was shot, on the 18th, at the
entrauce to the National Theatre, by
Senior Torr and a son of the editor of
the Mertcan Noniteur.
It is expected here that ex Secre-
tary Seward has abandoned his pro-
jected visit to Mexico.
Population in the Treasury Depart
ment, to the amount of $50, 900, was
discovered on the 23d.
a treaty of amity and commerce
with the North German Confedera-
ton has been signed.
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NEW ORLEANS, Sept. Ga north
east wind has been prevailing here for
the past two days, which increased to
a gale at five o'clock this morning.
There has been heavy wind and un.
aba'ed rain continuously throughout
the day. The extent Of the storm is
un known. Damage to the shipping
and crops is apprehcnded.
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coal as contemplated; with power to
procure an agent to make purchases
A base ball game 10 this CITY TO dav
between the newspaper reporters ana
printers, resulted in favor of the Iat
ter by a score of 42 to q.
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ESTABLISHED. 1881
$50. l,j2Ll
United States MarshaPs Notice.

United States MarshaPs Notice.
United states Of America, District Of In.
diana, S.:
VETAzEHEAS. a libel Of Information
w was flied in the ID strict Court OF the
ChIed states FOR the District OF Indiana,
on me lith day Of August. 1869 by Oliver
A.. 1Annkle aud Uriah Shinkle, by Mcssrs.
LoIlsis HARRISON and Eishbuck, their
pFccLorss against the steamboat Charles
- toni @9ereoI Thomas Murdoch was lately
lils.s.S5f1 lef tackle apparel and furniture,
ss s.l1su ~ ealu llls5f1 in cause OF con-
ILaoJ citl. and maritlmo, aud Gaining
uAIlases IN the sum or $3.50. a d pravIne
process against said steamboat. and fbaf
tns hanae may Dc condemned and SOD
1oW, therefore, in pursuance Of Tie uno-
4ltlons uuuef the seal 81 aafd Court 10 me
directed anu delivered, i DO bereby oivo
pupllc notice 10 all persons claiming Faid
goods on any part thereof, or ia anv mani
ner interested therein. that thcv ba ana
appear bei0re the District Court OF ne
United states. TO be held at the citv OF fr,.
dtanapolis, in and for the District of IN
diana, on the first Monday Of Heptem Der
next, at 10 O'Clock OF the forenoon of That
day, then and there 20 interpose their
claims anu make their allegations Ina that
behalf
BEN. SPOO ER, Marshal. Us
by SAMUEL DAY, Deputy.
Attest j. u. HOWLAND. Clerk
iau2l di4tt
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A DIsgraeefuI Affair.

LOUISVILLE. Sept Ga disgrace
full affair occurred on Saturday night.
at a place called Christmas, on the
Third Street road, a few miles dis
tant from the city. A fandango, at
which were congregated a number Of
black men and some white females.
broke up in a terrible row. During
the melee, firearms and knives were
freely used. Three blacks received
serious injuries, and a fourth was
mortally wounded. The police have
been searching for the culpriis. but
thus far their efforts have been fruit
less.
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ST. JOSEPH, Mo-, Aug. 6.-The st.
Joseph Herald of o-morrow will con-
tain a remarkable article In reference
to Mrs. Stoves Byron scandal. The
data from which it is made up was
furnished in 1861 by son of Lord
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RaSa Rail-

PHILADELPHIA, Sept 6. - From
5000 to 5000 persons witnessed the
base ball match between the Hayma-
kers of Lansingburg and Athletics
this afternoon. The score stood as
follows: Haymakers 1. l, 4, 3, 0, 0,
5, 0, 3-total II. Athletics 0. !, 1,
2, 2, 3, 2. l. 6-total Is.
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NASHVILLE. Sept. 6-Ex-Prcsident
johnson still fingers in Nashville. he
having been here for some ten days,
seheming for election to the United
States Senate.
Webb Smith, chief clerk in Gray &
Kerkman's hardware store, died this
forenoon of a wound received on Fri
day by an accidental pistoI shot from
the hands Of customer to whom he
had sold the pistol. He was q broth
er-in-law of Gen. Cheatham.
The Grand SeFe and other Odd
Fellows left to-day for San Francisco
to attend a meeting Of the Grand
Lodge.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. GA storm
from the northeast commenced at z
o'clock this evening. The fall has
not been copious as yet, but is hoped
It will affect the Sehuykill River, aud
put the water works In good eondi-
ton
The FIRE steamer, John Fuller, Of
New York, arrived this forenoon, AMI
will go into service tomorrow.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept 6-President
Grant passed south Of this city few
minutes before II o'clock.
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Byron-Major George Byron-who
was then in st. Louis, and connected
with Gen. Fremont's army.
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q LII PERSONS INTERESTED ARE
IA hereby notified that on the 2gth dav
Of September, 1859, the County surveyor
viii proceed TO run the lines and establish
tracts Of land:
East half OF west hall fractional sect ion
20, tOWnship7 Z, range IL;
West half OF east half fractional secfion
-, township 7, range IL:
East half OF east half fractional section
70 township J, range IL;
Southeast quarter Southwest quarter
sectlon II, township !, range IL;
southwest quarter OF southeast quarter
section II, township 7, range IL:
SOutheast quarter southeast quarter sec.
ton IL, township z, range Il;
Northwest quarter Southeast quarter
section II, towns nip z, range IL;
Northeast quarter southeast quarter sec
tion u, township :. range II.
SCI w5w JAMES L. KING.
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New YORK, September Ga Lon
don special says the German Catholic
Hierarchal Convention. in session In
Fulda, have adopted line of action
or platform to be observed by prelates
in council in Rome. 1t is tolerant
and dependent In tone, yet in a spirit
of complete submission to the call of
the Holy See. The Austrian Bishops
did not attend. They assemble in
convention in Salseburg.
NEW YORK, September 6.-We are
in receipt of the following cable dis
patch addressed TO a private party in
this city:
LONDON, Sept. GO P. NJ.
There is panic in Germany on ac-
count of the receipt of bad news from
France.
NEW York, Sept. 6.-The fire and
wrecking steamer John Fuller, be
longing to the Fire Depal tment, left
yesterday for Philadelphia where she
is TO try to force the water from
Sehuylkill River into Fairmount
reservoir.
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New YoRK, Sept. 6.-The Allan
tic and Eckford Base Ball Clubs
played the first of series Of games
for the championship to-day, with the
following result: Atlantics 2. 4. z. /.
D, 3, 8, 0. 8-total 10. Eckfords q
0, 4, II. 3. 1, 0, 0. 3-total p.
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RALEIGH, N. c., Sept. 6.-Ex-G Gov
ernOr Worth died last night.
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News from the Indian territory.

BehS IfOm the IEuidH ItfFllOF1s
Fort HARKER, KANSAS, Sept. 6.
Messrs. Felix r. Bruuot, VIM. E..
Dodge and Nathan Bishop, United
States Special Indian Commissioners,
reached Fort Harker Saturday even
ing, having left Medicine Bluff on the
23d of August They held a council
on the 21st. at which all the principal
chiefs Of the Camanches, Kiowas,
Witchitas and affiliated bands were
present. Santanta, Sahabit, Milkywav,
Archtatytadas, Buffalo Good, Moowa,
Shaking Hand and others made
speeches, and said they would NV
walk in the white mans road, and
want the Washington father to send
good men and show them the road.
All the Comanehes are now in and
will probably remain on the reserva-
ton. The Commissioners do not
place much reliance on the promises
of Santata and the KioWas. The
issue of better rations is all that will
hold them. The Commissioners held
a council with the Cheyennes and
Arapahoes at Camp Supply, on the
10th, which resulted in an agreement
with Medicine Arrow, Chief of the
Cheyennes, that he would immedi-
ately bring all Northern Cheyennes
to the camp on the north fork of the
Canadian, if the Commissioners would
promise them protection on their way
down, which protection was promised.
Full reports of the council have been
sent to Gen. Parker by mail
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For SALE.
FOR SALF.


william Hunneli In the Vander-
VS.. burQh Circuit
Frederik Holder, Court
Ann Holder, October Term
Henry GIicse, 1862
Daniel j3. Graham.
Joseph Gibbs,
Henry Altering,
Henry BrummeIhaus
John j. Chandler, Action 10 enforce
w IN. If. Chandler. rnechHuicf,t lien,
II APPE aMENG FROM ~AFFHDA.
"A. vii Oh file IN the Office Of the Clerk OF
said Court that ann Holder, one OF the
de e.eDdauJs IN the abOVe-entitled cause Is
a nect saary party to I'D action, the same
being in relation 20 real estate, and that
said Ann Holder is nonresident OF the
State OF Indiana
NOTICE IS therefore hereby given said
Ann Holder Of the pendeucy OF this ac-
tlon' ana mat the same Will stand for
trial &t the next term Of said Vanderburgh
Circuit Court % be begun aud held al the
courJ-hOuse In the city Of Evansville, ,Van-
derDurgh county, State OF Indiana, on tie
nfsI Monday in October, 1863.
witness soren SOrensOn. Clerk Of said
Court, At Evansville, this 10th day on
August. 1869. s. SORFNSON. CIerx
BLYTHE HYNEs, PLAINTIFFS Attorney.
auIl II
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VIII exhibit at EVANSVILLE on SAT-.
URDAH SEPT. ~, Ia0B, head of Maln
Street. Wltn
OLD DAN mHuE.sf
- OLD DAN HGUE.r7
old DAN mHCE.'f
In his " Old Time character Of
CLOWN OLOWM CLOW.M
EDGAR bIENTERls aamirablo gmvar
Lornet Band will appear on hOraaback
bnl no street 6ttindtc or grand nhrhub viii
be given az the expense Of LhoHc Whopav
10 see a CIRCUS, and not n bedIIoned
and : loud outside adVerfiBoment on
Whecls. Dan Hces motto is "INaIDH pnt-
fohMANcE, Without OlHsfdC DlpiCaEH ins
stead or outside. display Without fnRidn
performances. Tho h0ran9 Or tIis mnnuin-
cent eStabliahnlefit are cEam pied fronl. the ...
dtst reasing ana tulmOtiB toll or the ROAD.
and retain, nnbnpairefi th at nobilitY of
presence, power OF action aud hcrg spirit
absolutely Indispensable 60 perfect and
AurilunG equestrian reprOaeu tnElOus
z 40 Please remember that this 81 posi-
lively OttarQnfeea % be the OlliV Dan EGnaian
only Circus, ana that within itB cnpuclouH
and handsomely appoiEted. pavilion there ....-
Is rO9m and comfortable seats for all.
TWO pERFORAA NOES ZACH DAY.
Admission 90 centai Childram under ten
years 20 cents Doors open at aud
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CONsTANTINOPLE September c.
The Khediye has dispatched his as
sent to the Vizier's second letter, rel
ative to the negotiation of loans with
out the consent Of the Sublime Porte
SPAIN.
MADRID, Sept. Ga proposition
has been made to reduce the hierar-
chy of Spain to FIVE Arch Bishops and
thirty two Bishops.
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EG r A 2 z !.
Dsasn Of secretary Rawlins

The Scene at His Bedside.
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TIE oivIr SERVICE BILL.

There will be good deal more opposition
70 Hr. tspckes's bill, when it comes fairly
before he House, than was anticipated few
weeks ago. Gen. hogan is preparing smother
eisBdrsts speech sgaipst It, and win be sup
ported by many influential members Of both
parties. The subject Of 20 recOnstructiDg
tbs clviIiser7ice Of the Government, that the
.psOpls shall always be served by Efficient
sndhousss persons is Of sufficient importance
to engage the attention Of tbe best minds in
The country. Nj. 5sucIsssls bin may Be de-
fectiye in its details, but il is right in prin-
ciple. 1t must be evident to any man who
reflects upon the matter that the present
mode Of making appointments for political
services, and the qusdrenriel removal Of
capable men to make way for novices, are
vicious and unbusiness-llke. No msu or
firm conducting business on such system,
OF rather, nO-system, could possibly prosper.
Then how can a GaTernmenif Tie Objsc-
lion Of Mr.. Logan and his followers 70 Mr.
Jenckss's bill, that a life-tenurs Of Office is
opposed to the spirit Of our institutions, IS
Weiehty; and deserves careful consideration;
but the objection is equally applicable to the
army and navy as now organized. Surely
M. Logan. does not think The lfbeities Of the
eouutry win be more endangered BY sn army
or quill-drivers holding ofIise during go6d9
behavior than by the graduates Of West
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LOCAL ooRREsPoNDENcE.
TOwhsead.AW

ssth F'7 TOWNSEND, Jan, 25, 1869.
EDITOR JoURAL Having seen your re-
quest for local news ! thought would give
you a short account of what is going On in
this part of the county, and in the one ad-
joining, where wolves live. and are safe, de-
spite the attempts of men to trap and kill
them. The bounty offered BY Lhe citizens 0,
Townsend and MargaFstts, has had no effect
on them, but it bears bard on the tame ones.
On the 22nd the report was circulated that
there had been wolf caught, and the peo-
Ple'Wefe rejoicing to think that even one of
hersvenous beasts had been captured. The
captors, however, produced the body of an
innocent tame wolf, and claimed the bounty.
The cOmmitses, before paying Reclaim, ex-
amined the wolf, and the spot where he was
caught. He was caught in a steel trap, which
had been fastened to a spice bush, with a
rope, a formidable fastening Er SO doclIe an
animal, especially il well lslnsd, and no
doubt be was, as be had worn ! collar Oh his
neck SO long, that the hair was worn entire.
ly of, and the committee on wolf bounties,
very sensibiy refused to pay the gentlemen
for their treubls. This is the5seeend tame
wolf that has been caught, or said to be
caught for the purpose of getting the boun-
ty, and failed each tine. bEE1r Dim. .
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Marriaufs

.>.->>---->----s.s->A
Jan, 4th 1869, by Rev. Lang, Mr.. JACOB
MEYERs and Miss ELIZABETH N. HARTMAN,
both Of Genoa, Odowa Co.
3 By the same, Jan. 26th 1863, Mr.. JosEPH
REARIoK and Miss GATHARTNE NJ KRAMs,
both of this 90.
on lhe DIST day 0f Jauaary, d 1859, by 4.
D. Slime, ]. P, in jackson township, Mr..
W. Il. SAITH and Miss MhRcEEDA MCoMEf.
Jan. 2lst, by Rev. NJ. Long, Mr.. THoXls
ROWLAND, of Ottawa County, 10 CHARLorTE
'JoSEs, Of this County. .If 2 ~, g.'5 5ft