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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-08-03

Ea- Our good natured friend and
brother typo, Jno. Barnett. has been
visiting the week past among his
relatives at Lancaster and Boscobel
He returns soon to Independence,
Iowa, where be has been engaged in
merchandising since the war.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-08-03
STRAY HETFER.

Taken up by the subscriber on lands owned by him
in the town of Lancaster, miles north Of Lancaster
village about the lst of June last one brinde
yesrhng hefer, red neck, white legs, rather wd--ne
other marks perceptible The ewnsr is requested to
prove property, pay charges and take said animal
TH0s. CARM0DY.
Lancaster, July 9th, 1869. s-w4
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-08-03

OFFICIAL DIRECTORY
POST Office address, Lancaster, Wis.,
Judge Of Circuit Court. T. Mills
Judge Of Probate C0urt-WM McGoSIGAL
Trsasurer-Y. +. KINNEY.
sherif-WILLlAN II. elise.
Register Of Deeds-JANEs WooDHoUsE
Clerk Of Circuit Court--b scpRpv~EA
Clerk Of Board 0f Superyisors-J. VI. ALTER
On m Of Board Of Supsrvsors-J. B. MOORE
superintendent OF Schools-J. 7. HUBBARD
Go. urveyor-JOsEPH ALLEN, Up. 0. New California
Dist. AttOrney-GEo. CLEMENTsoS.
Coroner-A SAMPSON Up. 0. Fairplay)
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-08-03
STRAY MULE.

Broke into the subscribers premises section %,
in the town Of BsetowR the 18th day Of July 1869
one bay mule, abOnt three years old with bow
poke around the neck, other marks visible The
requested to prove property pay charges and
take said tray away. HENRY BEEMAN
July 18th, 1859. Iva
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-08-03

ARI2IV AIS 81 RTURES
OF Mails Lancaster.
1SCoBEi-Arrives daily SUNDAY ex) at 2:30 P. VI
Departs $50 A NJ
GALENA-Arrives daily (Sanday ex) At 6PM
Departs " GAM
pr DU CHIEN-Arriyes Tues Thurs 4 Sat 3PM
Departs Mon. ed & Friday Q A.
CAsSNiLLE-Arrives Monday, Wed. L Friday u NJ
Departs Jpn
MINERAL P'T-Arrives Wednesday & sat y VI
Departs ppm
P)TOsI-Arrives Tuesday. Thurs 4 Saturday Sam
Departs Bpm
T. r. CHEsEBR0, P. NJ.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-08-03
FARM FOR SALE.

offer for sale my farm containing TIVE hundred and
tw enty two of rich bottom and upland and lying
mile east of the thriving town of Bloomington;
50 acres under CIVILIZATIONS balance good pasture and
meadow lands. Terms one half cash and balance on
time to suit purchaser. LUKE HADLEY.
Bloomington, Wis, June &c, 1869 2l-4tf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-08-03
FARM FOR SALE.

The subscriber residing y mile west of the village
of Lancaster wishes to sell his farm of 100 acres 70
under cultivation; AZ under fence in pasture
plenty Of timber and springs by the house plenty
fruit; barn 80 by 40 feet and sheds for sheep.
For particulars inquire of the subscriber the
farm ADAM KYLE.
La lcaster, April 9th, 1869, ATT
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-08-03

FICNIc.-A large party Of young
folks assembled at the Shannon
Falls. miles northwest of Lancas-
ter Thursday last, aud enjoyed bas-
ket picnic. There was happy time
the choicest delicacies Of the season
were provided by the fair ones. The
Falls are now the favorite resort for
pleasure parties the grounds are
beautifully shaded and afford scenery
the most romantic. Minnehaha like
the waters o: the Shannon Creek
laugh and leap into the valley
the perpendicular fall being 80 feet.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-07-06

Edward B. Ketchum, the particulars of
whose trial and subsequent incarceration iu
Sing Sing are yet fresh in the public rem
embrsnce, has been brought out of prison
and placed before the New York Courts on
writ of hsbeas corpus. His counsel assert
that he was sentenced for al offence of
which he had not been properly convicted.
The uttersnce and publication of certain
fraudulent gold checks were the only
charges made in the indictment, and these,
it is claimed, do not come within the legal
definition of forgery. The case was ably
argued last week, before Judge Barnard,
who reserved his decision. ketchum ep
peared in excellent health. He was dressed
in black clothes, which seemed little too
large, and they, with his stout person give
him something of rustic appearance. His
face had slightly dark or olve hue, while
there was shadow around his eyes al.
together diferent from what is usually seen
in persons who live in good society, or who
are engaged in business or in intellectual
pursuits. He set quite retired and by him
self, in corner made by the ratings and
the wall, and scarcely appeared more inter
ested in the proceedings than any of the
spectators. While his counsel was address
ing the Court, the Ketchums, father and
son, moved by an irresistible impulse Of
affection, leaned over and kissed each other
There were many moist eyes in the room at
that moment, and it is said that even the
cool and imperturbabIe Judge Barnard was
not wholly uumoved.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-07-06

DR.. Mackay, who was recently removed
from the colIectorship ofthe port of Charles.
ton, S, c., is at Washington, and on Sstur-
day had an interview with the President
in reference to his reinstatement. He
charges that his successor is a democrat,
and should not be commissioned. He also
presented letter to the President from the
governor of South Carolina, protesting
against the new appointment, and urging
DR.. Mackay's reinstatement
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-07-06

Pennsylvania is confident that the next
Cabinet lottery will distribute some Penn.
sylvania politician prize. They think
Hoar will resign in August and that BENZ
II. Brewster will be appointed to fill the va.
cancy. If this cannot be effected, Robson
is to be made attorney general and Grow
secretary of the navy, Pennsylvania must
be armed with cabinet appointment before
she can do good fighting at the October
election
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-07-06

The President has called on Attorney
General Hoar for his opinion of Gen.
Canby's order requiring the members of tie
legislature Of Virginia TO take the iron-clad
oath. There can be no question as to the
result of his investigation. If "loyalty"
and a Republican form of Government re-
quire it, his opinion will not contain
doubt on the perfect legality of the require.
rnant
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-07-06

The election ordered by the President,
takes place to-day in Virginia. Gen. Van.
Wyck Republican stumper who has just
returned from that state, says there is no
doubt but what the expurgated constitution
will betcarred. The same men who vote
for the expurgated constitution will un.
doubtedly vote also for "ezpurgated" candi.
dates for the Legislature, State officers and
COnpressmen
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-07-06

Acting Commissioner oflnterpal Revenue
Douglass has declared that agents Of com.
mission merchants who solici, consignments
offruit to be sold by commission merchants,
upon which sale they receive per cent.
age, are not liable to any special tax, under
the law
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-07-06

1t is stated positively that Sickles is
authorized to offer the lnedalorial yssgiees
of this government to Spain, to prevent
further blood.shed in Cuba. Heis eminent.
ly fit apostle Of peace.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-07-06

Woman's muscle, if not her rights, is in
the ascendant in ST. Louis. County
Marshal McFaul was cowhided on the streets
of that city on Saturday by female Her
grievance is not stated.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-07-06

The Republican County Convention at
Memphis, copied the example set by the party
at Nashville, and split into several small
pieces. The bond of union was personal
abuse and bitterness.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-07-06

An accident occurred on the Cincinnati
and Louisville short line Railroad on Sun.
day, killing two persons and wounding six.
teen others--some of them dangerously.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-07-06

One hundred and thirty eight captured
Cuban ilibusters held in custody at the
Brooklyn navy yard, have been released.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-07-06
Dailu argus.
orrrcxAx PAPER.

Senator Rawins is soon to come west 10
recruit his health, and while absentwlI visit
q numoer Of the western military posts.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-07-06
WILLIAM GOODMAN.
FISH MARKET,

On River Bank, near Ferry, Rock Island.
A good supply of River Fish always on hand
and for sale ut low prices.
Frssh Minnows supplied TO fishers and nshine
psysies, Eiunsas,dsi,
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-07-06
BUSINESS CARDS.
BLYTHE IL ST0DDaRD,
WAGON MANUFACTURERS,
Rock leland YIIiuois

MANURAcTURE all kinds of Wagons,
L'h Carriages, Sulkies, Skeletons, Farm and
Express Wasons, &c. Every description of rs-
pairing done at short notice. Particular atten-
uon paid to manufacturing to order.
may26dly.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-07-06
Stocks and Money.

TelegrAphod to the ARGUS.
INV YoRK July 6.
Gold, 81 ,3Gs
Coupons of 'sl, ia g., 2Ia, 81, l7a, 6b, lsg.
new l6t, 81, l64, SO, l6l; lO-4O's St, N. Y.O.
l,93s; Pfd 05a, X. |. l,l7l, st. Paul "a, Pfd
So, Ft, W. 1856, W, U. 3S5, NJ. U. le, u. S.
70, N. W. Sl8, I. b W. ~.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1869-05-21
Error In Error"

"The Knoxville Why, in presenting the
name Of Gov. Dewitt c. Seuter to the Rrpub-
liean party as its choice for the GubstnAto-
rial nomination, says
THE friends Of Colonel Stokes have pro-
cured bis name TO be announced in several
papers, one Of them in Est Tennessee, as
the candidate OF those conducting sueh pa
perS.'
As the Fias was the only Republican pa-
per N East Tennessee that had boosted the
name Of Hon. W. b. Stokes, at the time Of
this writing, the reference is undoubtedly
made to H."
TIE above We clip from the JonesbornuEh
Uaion Flag. We ara not sure whether the
circulation Of our paper extends 80 Jar as
JOnesborongh and Knoxville or not, bat II
50 they bad noticed our columns snd regard
the Era as q Rsyubheon paper % tbvy would
give " the credit OF being ne frsf paper ia
fis STATE to hoist the name Of Col. Nm. B..
Stokes for Governor. We tbs7 gave our rea-
sons for doing 80, think we we're juaii6abls,
And believe Jet there IS 90 better material IN
the State for the canvass, nor FOR Governor.
The EAg says. We have deemed this.
hardly fair in sdyanes Of a convention"
Yet Il does the sam thing sr Senisr. u
fnFlber saysa
"As an East Tennesseean, ~ interested in
public iuproramenis sod a. opposed In sec
tional prescription, We favor the termination
Of Governor Scatter. not that No uadertand
Col Stokes 10 be opposed to IntSnai i'm
p%r0vemeuis or 70 iayor The prescription Of
nsw eomsTs. But Hs know Wbt ne Governor
sshtfr stands on these questions, and We DO
not knov Col. Sioksa' position on these
a%pesiious be has not ss Jet. pronouuesa
himself, 90 fsr e. We are lpprissd,a
Wonder n The H1V knows how sentsr
siandson the whisky question. HThsh, -
60 Eest Z nsesasear,' We are IN favor %
GoFfrnor Scatter. AZ = carpet-baresr the
Hhg should not fiFog lhal protcripslrs PEI.
icy has vvuid sxelude : maa frou al fivor
80 fssn s''ss'' = AisFss' 400 70 have
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1869-05-21

been born 10 some pehi up Utica. Then,
moreover, we believe the putfemmeled choice
Of Bast Tennessee would be fut aeutcr by a
large majority We would llke 70 know
what the Wing Nttlls by Upper East Ten
nessre % for Stokes unanimOusl ~ Gresas-
rlHs Nan Esa.
Adopting, as We do, tho maxim, obSnov
to whom honor is dns,1 We most chserfally
make the correction in regard to " who frat
hoisted the name Of the gallant Stokes for
Governor Of Tennessee The article quoted
above was written innoeenty Of the intention
to err, and without tbe writer having a prop.
er knowledge Of the facts, We can assure
our gentlemsnly and devoted Republican CO.
temporary Of the Ntu Era, that we viii be
among the last to pluck frem bis brow one
sprig Of the bright lourels be has Won. No
bly, battling for the right, be has fster al
tered. Here IS our hand Colonel Galbraith,
May no dark clouds ever obscure your ho,i.
con. We stand corrected.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1869-05-21
LntfStNemS.

LONDON, ENG, May l3-Vltc Ijnr"s
to-day, has an editorial on the rejected
Alabama treaty., wherein it is asserted
that the Government Of Great Brit
ain, submitted to an arbitration on
the question, conceded everything
that was originally demanded or ex-
pected bv the American people, and
everything that it was possible to
concede.
Initiatory steps have been taken
for an alliance, offensive and defen-
sive. between England, France ard
Spain, against the United States, in
view of the rejection of the Alabam a
treaty.
The tone Of Sumner'- speech is
alleged TO be hllibusterinr in listen
denotes, as is also Grants administra
ton and reported connivance Of ex-
petitions against CuEt.
CINCINNATI, MAY l5-Tho commit
tee of the City Council, Chamber of
Commerce and Board Of Trade held
another meeting to day on the subject
Of the Southern Railroad. Speeches
were made by Governor Scott, Of South
Carolina General Hampton, Presi.
dent, aud Colonel Lowe, Engineer of
the Blue Ridge Road, South Carolina
Mayor Beardcn and Hon. John H.
Crozier, OF Knoxville /; Col Terry, Of
the Knoxville and Kentucky Railroad;
Colonel McGhee, cfthe East Tennessee
and Georgia Railroad, Mr.. J. B Laf-
ittc. of Charleston. South Carolina ;
Colonel Cav. of Chattanooga; DR..
Taylor. of Somerset, Kentucky, and
Edward u. Mansfield. OF Ohio
The meeting was the largest and
most entertaining hat has been held.
Sonth Carolina proposes to pnsh the
Blue Ridge road through if Cincin-
natl will meet her, and the East Ten.
uessee and Georgia road agrees to
permit Cincinnati to fix her " rates
and form routes.
There was a large array of figures
and estimates submitted in regard to
The various routs, and the strongest
desires expressed to have the cnnnec-
lions made at the earliest period.
NEw YoRK, May II, 1869.
Thereis much excitement in Wall
street in consequence Of the failure
Of the German banking firm of Sche.
peler 4 Co, who are largely short Of
gold. The general estimate of their
short contracts on gold is 5000, 600.
The gold market was the FIRST To
feel the effects of the failure
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1869-05-21
Col. John K. Miller.

NL
A Espubliean Convention having met in
BliErbetbtoa recently and nominated Col.
HIS f. Miller as The R~SPublieAu ssudi-
date to represent the first Senatorial District
n the ne1s Legislature IL becomes our duty
70 hoist his name to our masthead. lie is a
irue and tried Republican, and will make az
upright and faithful representative. As be
is the uomiueqO Of oar pAr.y-ibe party that
Avsd the eonniry from rebel tyranny and
opPressiou-lst us stand By him In solid
soiemu. Let 10 R~sPpbIoan break ranks.
Dated We staua-ditidsd We FAM Les
sTsry trus Uaicn man buckle % bis arnOr
aua battle fer tho right-and victory viii
sosiinas 70 perch upon our starry banner.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1869-05-21
Go 70 the POlls.

Union men l-Go to the polls on
iTaufsdayt the 9th day Of May and
vote for ANDREWS, McCLAIN,
HAWKINS and PETTIBoNE.-
They are true and tried Union Re-
puBlicans. They have shown their
faith BY their works, Stand by them,
They are the regular nominees Of the
Radical Unien party-the party that
saved the country from the rebel do.
spoiler,
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1869-05-21
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Bill for Sale of land.

T0HN v! SMITH, Admir- Of Jne. Stout decd
y VS.. Alfred Stout, Rachel Stout and
others, widow and beirs of John Stout de-
ceased. In this case it is alledgsd that the
defendants Alfred Stout, Martha Pri5it, Ste
phen p Stout. George W. Stout, Ebert Will
lett, Whitfield Willttt. James Petit, james
Rector, Jesse Rector, Swieshrr Rector, Mary
Rector, Emaline Rector, Martha Rector, Lou
isa Rector, Catherine Rector and Sllina Rec.
tor, heirs Of Sarah Rector, formerly Sarah
Stout, are non-residents. It is therefore or
dered that publication he made for four suc.
crssrve weeks in the Union Flag, n nswspa-
per Published in the town of Jonesboro',
Tenn, calling npon said non-restdent de.
iesdsnts 10 appear before the Chancery
Co1tt At 1onesboro,' Tenn, on the Alb Mon.
day Of November 1869, and defend this
cause, otherwise said cause will be set for
hearing eKparte as to them. May L., 1869.
G9may2lw4pfS5 HENRY HOSS, g. 4 ".
A A. BR0YLES vs. Mordscai L. Wyrek
~ and others. In this rase II Is alledged
that the defendants Motdscai l.. Wyriek,
Margaret Armentruut, Sylvester ArnentFout
and Virgil a. Wills are non-rssilents Of
Tennessee, his therefore ordered that pub.
%,iCation Be made, calling on said dsfpndants
10 appear before tho CtAncery Conrt at
Jonesboro', on the fourth Monday Of Novem-
Der 1869, and defend or this eausewil be SET
fnr bearing eEpaste as 10 them. NAY Z, 1859.
6anay2lw4ufs5 HENRY HOSS, @ &M
TRANEL1N r. MARTIN, Sewer Martin,
J.. n. Martin, Jane Gibson, Fan.
cis Gibson, James D. Malksy, Jane Mul-
KEY, George K. Brown, Mary 3. Brown,
samuel Cochran, Hannah Is. Cochran,
Mary J. Hunt and Samuel Hunt 70. Joseph
II. Martin add Madison Martin. Michael Mar
tin, David A. Martin, John Martin. Jacob
Cochran, Jemima Cochran. W. @. Martha.
Mary Martha, OrleAha Martin, Tabor Martin,
Mathew Martin ppd David A. Armstrong. Ia
this case il is slledRed tbat the defendants
Madison Martin and David A. Armstrong are
non-rssidents u Tennessee. u 10 therefore
ordered that publication be made for four
successive weeks, calling upon said hon-rssi-
idsnt defendants to appear before the Chan
Gerry Conrtat Jonestoro,' 90 The fourth Mon-
Day Of November 1892, and defend, or this
esuse vii b. set Tor hearing e1parfs as 10
then. May liihi 1859.
6onayaiFApes5 HENRY HOss, Gam.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1869-05-21
Mr., ~LYNcHBURa
Wholesale Prices Currar,
CORRECTED BY
LEE q

SfN'FH Commission hatLah ml P,al,.
IL Bridge Street. Lynch5rs" sNs'S
AFhLEs' Green, pei barrel. .....skm 'N''
~ Dried, pared per pound AZ ~
i ,pbS, Brandy, per gallon~..as o. ~ %
ia. Eisms' psr Per ~''"~.. l7ha ''s /,
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1869-05-21
The GTeeneTlIle SlandereF.

rAs Gre snsrills National Unioa Of the l5,h
insiaua ssys; "Tss gentleman who wrote
Tho aFtisls had no intention Of misrsprtssnt
ing ths seaior Edaot Of TIE Fnas. vsry
veil, leg shis be a lesson % you, fr jon made
= ness nsky ana Narrow sscapst thus
sst' the ara ia,io& The uszs Gus Vii BE-
rsfNs
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1869-05-21
n, q. NWIEU ", Y. a VI,
Per JsHS P. SMITH; D. G. & n.
6amay2sw5plS5

banAyLoNop1oI N
ISAAC Il, BROWN VS., James Brooks ell,
ais. In this cause complainant alledgts
u bis bill that Jackson Brooks isa uon,rssl.
dent of Tennessee, it is therefore ordered
that publication be made for ionr successive
weeks in the Uaiop Flag, anewspapeF pub
lished at Jonssboro', Tenn, notifying said
defendant 10 appear and make nsweF TO said
bill on or before the third Monday in Sep.
tember next, or the same viii be taken for
confessed as to him and set for hearing cx-
parte. May Bird, 1909, II G, SMITH, c, & NJ.
6an~aY2lw4ptHl Per JogN z. SMrR. D. & N.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1869-05-21

Eea- Read Maj. A. II. Pettlhone's circular
on the FIRST page OF this number sud hand to
your neighbcr. Then 20 TO the polls on
Thursday the 27th inst, and vote tho straight
out Republican ticket.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1869-05-21
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
In Chanoery at Elizabethton

In G0A0C6Ty az GA1hhUCJAGUA'
Nv NJ. C. BOWERS, Administrators &c. vs..
w H. D. Stout ct. al. 10 this case, pur.
suant TO a decree Of said Court, rendered at
the March term, 1869, it is Ordtred that pub-
LEGATION be made tor tour successive weeks
in the JonesboIo' Union Flag, a paper pub
lished in JoaesboFo,' Tenn, notifying the
defendant, ]. B. Bowers, an alledged nom
resident to appear on or before the third
Monday in September next and make answer
to said bill or the same will be taken for
confessed and set for hearing exparte as to
him. April LIST, 1859.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1869-05-21
THE EAST TENNESSEE UNION FLAG.

our franchise law, and thus at once place 10
under rebel rule. N.E,ssA
Msj. A. II, Pettibone was placed on ,he
track by the regular convention Ut the Re-
pabIiean pariy as our choice for AtEoruey
General OF MS District, Let rs not please
the rebels BY joining in tho cTy of carpet
Dagger" against q man who wore the blue
for four years to redeem your homo and
mine.
, 1869-07-31
THE PQtICE COURTS.


4hAthl WV
Nat Austin, clown and general performer nj I,r.
Tlaytr's Circus, was EHes1 ~ and costs on Thurs
lay evening for beating Ort.lth Thomas, keeper
Of a boarding. housc al No 10 Ea.1 Monroe
street. From Mr. Thomns' statement 1t would
appear thA. he was passing by the circus, which Ia
located on Lstn Park. u tho foot OF MAa!son
street on Thursday evening, on ILL., way 10 hs he
s!ne i,;.p, c A. he ~ wss pns.ins Inc .,cai
Auttln CANE out nul struck him on INC tlec:
Tbona ~ YrlaiinfeA 1y 'lfovpinR hE1ck on top Q!
thr hn;er's head. Tncn he rr1eec'lr'i on hls Waf
10 liz rpol, nIld Austin rriircs undrs !c ~ stt ipf
while. hut aEn1u cu,crIti. loioxc! ihoa'a.,
knocked lin, down md beat him iu sh!sE4lls
nanncr III. Thomas Is lall to bc Nv o.! tnan.
A. 1nlss in.f.sn..xe, hIsn e!s''ss taaa NJ
t-.s,tiop, was coru'.Hated by .sscEa! w.tucssea
who HrTr t'trnt ht 9t The time OF fhr hssnults
--Thonas Wilson ~ns ctarkrd sEfnrr cue OF thc
JurtlerE oi Tx Icacr, yesterday morning. wlth
lcalltg his companion, 4 whllr woman. The cyl'
dencc vas conclusive eSalnss HIN. and hc was
rusd e., lie paid Il End returned 10 hts hnnc on
Sherman street ~ H'Hln ns tho WOMAN uss1sel
ed "tu take the e. oat Of her hlde,"ns hr cx-
pressed Il. Captaln Hickey hnrnc::cd to bn pass-
lug ii the tlnc. nnd arrrstcd both and TOOK them
--s,au.c Dup:yen. keeper Of a "hos. IN The
Washington mi Kandosph atrrets, was charged
win lcrP,nr dsor'lrr1T house. A Police.
man Mclaughlin Was pass.ng the place eaEly yes
tertfay morning. he heard q nois- III the "holc,' -
aud. OIL entering, found twn women cnga7cA IN
nuiprclliBg one another. lie obtained ASSISTANCE
an, acquired t,lr proprietor and tht inmates, tArs"
ID ur,nle1 Daniel wns n1cA IS, and TIC "onen
ZIG each. ,,..< .,., ,,.-,,,
with getting drunk together. and were nue,t :.
cach for The pr1sileEe- HIS Honor saia ~ ne sxsa
| Inc anonn, smaller thsn he world haa thrt n:en
thought 10 separately, lot the rrsson thar was
ntcassnt "a rec husband who permitted ns WIG
! 10 ttn.r rs Toys, Had 10 sec Hse "ao a2isees