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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1869-05-20

MARRIED-At the Episcopal church,
Middeport, Ohio. on the 9th inst, by Rev.
C. P. Naples, Harry G. Teeter, Esq, editor
of the "Meigs County Press" and Miss Liz
zie, daughter of John Grant, Esq, all of the
above place. We congratulate friend Harry
on the great blessing that has been Grant
ed him. and hope that the fair creature he
has taken to his - may prove wife with
out a helpmate unsurpassed in any of
this good!y land, and that both may be clock
ed up" in each others affections, never to be
separated until their ''forms" shall be re-
turned to the "case" as ''dead matter" and
then only to be ''set up' again in brighter
and better world beyond the "ry heavens,
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1869-05-20

EXTENSIVE ART-GALLERY.-Next to the
Bible, no book is more useful than Webster s
Dictionary. The Unabridged is an erten-
sire art-galIery, containing over three thous-
and engravings, representing almost every
animal. insect, reptile, implement, plants,
ETC.. which we know anything about. 1t is
vast library, giving information on almost
every mentionable subject. 1t indeed has
been we'll remarked that It is the most re-
markabIe compendium Of human" "knosoIedge
in our anguage.-Household AdUocGte
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1869-05-20

THE secret of your looks lies with the
beaver in Canadian brooks. Virtue may
flourish in an old cravat, but man and nature
scorns q shocking hat. So sang the poet
Holmes in one of his recent poems, ard he
might have added to that, if you want fine
summer bat, or your mother, wife or sister
wants nice dress or other dry goods at
lowest price. go yourself, or send or take
her to the cheap store kept by Messrs. Shoe
maker, whose stock is ample, prices low,
and goods unsurpassed where'er you go.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-08-26
CITY and County.

p PRospEcTs.-In the course of several
w.. .ho,t this Basin within the past few weeks we
na'' ot;ced feature in respect to the alternating
paw both of birds and rodents, which gives indi-
.,ot the ensuing season of winter will be unu-
esuv ,rotracted and severe. We alude to the indus
su'D those birds and rodents in their preparations
+" ..o away the necessary stock of food-berries,
vs. ITO last them them through the time of
Ous' nd frost, and until Spring shall come again,
s 70 blossoms and early fruits to afford them all
VIZ .rstenance. Our own observations are corrob
..d bv Others and especially by men who labor in
O'"'~ ,ods They inform us that never before, dur
~ .,, sour to six years residence in this Basin
80 nav seen these busy little creatures of the air
w. oorth commence so early to store away their
-.,r,s nroyender, in this season In past years
.u,r nreparations have been begun not earlier
=. during September or October; but they were
..nced SO early this year as a month ago. In
-.o,;on with this feature, it is fact that never
,.o since the discovery Of gold in this Basin, has
A,.o been so prolific crop of the various kinds of
'..ros which grow in this region during this
,,,o and these have constituted chief stock for
.,.,5a AGAINST the alternating period. Old noun
..srs and men skilled in the craft of trappers al
rs interpret these signs quite if not absolutely
..,r Indications of 4 coming wRter of deep snow
:, ling protracted inclemency. If these indica-
,s shall prove to be correct, then are safe in the
,.I,ion that next year will be one OF the best,
i,o,ast and most prosperous in mining that has
| baen known III Boise Basin. The gold is III the
.b in rich protusion and it requires only the ade-
Qusts supply Of water to enable the miners to wash
tbs vast wealth out. season of deep snow will en-
s,, this supply of water, and make glad the hearts
,i use the pockets of all to be well filled with the
o,svans dust. Hundreds Will flock here, and the
mines will reward them all abundantly. Merchants,
n.bsnics, all classes Of tradesmen and workers
I'll prosper, and Idaho City ah1falI the other camps
!. Buse Basin will flourish in the better years Of
lie gas.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-08-26

New BooK.-There is in town travelling agent who
receives subscriptions and furnishes copies of new
and interesting book. The work is entitled "The
American Year Book and National Register for 1867
1t contains astronomical historical. political, fnan-
cial, commercial, agricultural educational and relg-
ous statistics and information of all the United States
and Territories and of every other Nation, State
Province, the face of the globe, in compendious
form. 1t gives full tables showing the votes by
ties in every State and Territory of the United States
from 1886 to 1868, and furnishes mass Of general
and valuable information, which every class of read
will find useful either for instruction for refer
ence 1t is in volume of 800 pages, octave, and
is bound in neat, substantial styes-cloth calf
as the purchaser may wish to select The publishers
are Q. D. Case, Hartford. Conn, and F. Dewing &
Co., San Francisco.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-08-26

PINNEY has the Overland Monthly and Godeys La
dys Book, for September, and other latest periodi
GALS also pictorials and newspapers, from all parts
of the globe. We have not had time to do more
than glance the pages of the Overland MONTHLY
but it to be very attractive number fully up
to the handsome reputation this only Pacific Coast
magazine has SO far won. Among the articles
White Pine, Grizzly, National characteristics Gold
Diggings in Australia, The Story of Herman, A Week
i'll Mendocino, The Bronze Advocate, In the Track of
a Great Race, and South-Sea Idyl Godey's pre-
sents the usual features which have made that
zine world wide celebrity.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-08-26

TIE BEDROCK SHAFT.-On last Saturday the miners
!, he bedrock shaft struck upon bed of drift, il
viii bark and other evidences OF lis character were
,sriful, and immediately beneath they came upon
stratum cf heavy dark loan. Next below this. on
srriy evening they found l stratum OF heavy gray
J. il rhi.h a.so yesa water was struck. 1t hlled
10 list for the Lgistinl buckets 10 make leadway
.,,ins: It, and mex: day the men were compelled 10
'eedse wdfsl Elsvators haze since been
v:s7a,si,howevcr, and to-day the work Will be re-
casi I; will take day or two % rid the shaft Of
v19 lld after that is done the mining Will be Wig
91y pushed. Tie shaft is abou. % feet deep. and
tie miners think they will in few feet more strike
ue1 he pay stratum. They are more sanguine than
t:, since Saturday, when the Indications that the
s-4.r:.sa viii be crowned with success were mani
s:el in their il l-meut, almost 10 a certainty. II
I'll :sGire the mate rial aid Of our citizens 10 prose
c-a he v5-k now 80 far advanced, AMI near tru.
III M believed. and We cannot but believe the re-
4--el s.a viii be cheer;ully and promptly contrib
u,sl Lei everybody help little. Many micklc
A-Aa I1Qcae, remember.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-08-26

on THE WAY.-On Monday there came in party OF
five from Rocky Bar, bound for Loon creek. Ihey
came to this city to outfit for the trip as they could
do SO here with better advantage than at any other
point. Among them were VIM s. Stevens and VIM.
Mutually two well-known citizens of Aturas. Grand
fortune to them.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-08-26

IAUER & SWIM offer everything in their com
pletev furnished large reproof brick store at very
cheap rates. They not selling out, but they are
80 conducting safe, sure, thorough trade that they
can buy at advantageous terms in San Francico ane
therefore afford to sell cheaply here.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-08-26

THANKs.-we are indebted to Agent Wagner OF
Wells. Fargo Co. in this city, for late White Pine
papers; to Agent Henderson OF Wala "al ior lates'
papers from that place. and to the Messengers along
each route for newspaper favors.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-08-26

ACKNowLEDGMENr.-We are under obligations to
Col. Z. J. Curtis Secretary of Idaho, for copy of
the printed laws of the fifth session of the Territorial
Legislature. The work is in paper covers, and is
handsomely ana neatly printed and bound. To Jas.
S. Reynolds, Territorial Printer, Boise City, the
credit of the Typography and binding is. due. We
especially thank friend, Col. Curtis, for the copy
received.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-08-26

prrs1xyss CaANaE-See the advertisement relative
to the purchase of the Idaho Brewery by Rid Co.
the proprietors Of the Miners Brewery ihey vii
keep open both houses at the old stands ana gues
are invited to stop and refresh at either.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-08-26

J. G. BRYANT puts up complete outfits for the Loon
creek diggings at very easy prices. Give him call
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-08-26

JOHN L. Cook, who has for months past carried pa
pers for Pnney around town, started yesterday for
Loon creek for Pinney, with big lot of stationery,
blank books, newspapers, pictorials, and reading
matter of all kinds in cheap form Hope lie will
make strike
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-08-26

CHARLEY DOUGLAS returned from protracted visit
TO White Pine by stage of Tuesday evening. He vii
not go back to that region. 1t won't do.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-08-26

.2zoTAL--TAe mercantile house OF Eckhavt <
N-2lc-s have removed their place Of business from
i-s o12k building ot J. v. Wood. on Wall street,
III Low occupy the building on the west side OF
Mn street; two doors below Roseubaum 4 Child.
la. IS 6vA-proof cellar to the building and
4-'R room tor their heavy stock Of general mer-
f---1se I'll; new store has been fitted up under
1sgs':2nal supervision Of Mr. Eckhart and it pre-
+-a very handsome appearance. Their stock Is 0!
G oes; and they sell ct reasonable prices
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-08-26

N.l oAER started on his return trip to Loon
va ,s 'efday with four pack animals heavily laden
as e S;n, whip.saw, tools, and provisions. Big
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-08-26

han AAERY is back from his business trip to San
sn and will have his new goods in during the
HA Gays. He says he has splendid stock.
Abs. sunot be surpassed in this market Emery
or trade and customers tie to him.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-08-26

apa. -EY is hurrying on with his fre-proof brick
b. s''Aery street, and will have it up and ready
10 pauon in few weeks. Meantime he keeps
Nan 'Say run of good trade at his old stand on
h,,. ""eet in the boot and shoe line, and in the
o, IRON, and general furnishing way.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-08-26

n Loon CREEK ExPREss.-See advertise
o., y 'nls new Express line weekly to the Loon
s,,. n4'les Shepherd is widely known az the pi
IL. Apfessman Of Boise Basin. and he will make
G.. ,4Aa trip in better time than any competitor.
A4n your lettera and nackaces
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-08-26

'@IAsVRER's OFFTcE.-P. E. Edmondson, Esq, At
\, " Law and County Treasurer, has removed
H., 'lce from the small frame building next door
"a 49, ". Woods brick store, to the brick Office
!, "'her!y occupied by Dr. Belts, on the east
-, u MAIN street, opposite Hickman & Dickinson s
-! aud assayng establishment
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-08-26

sr ''Ach CHILD are selling off at very low
d. ''erything il their fine store. such as ladies
ma. @la ordinary dress goods, trimmings, fancy
e. millinery and CATERS; gentlemens dress and
M, N' clothing, seasonable and fashionable; furn-
'afucles, hats boots &c. Go and get bargains.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-08-26

'EE CASE OF SIMEON WALrERs.-The Supreme
|-Hf Idaho, Chief Justice Nogglc and Associate
'+-s Lewis the Bench. at the late term in Boise
~! denounced final decision i'll the case Of Simeon
'-4's, now under sentence Of death in this county
:" @s murder Of Joseph L. Bacon in Ada county
u October By virtue of the action Of the Court,
"-'S SIMPLY remains for Judge Noggle at the ensu-
: osooer term OF the District Court for Boise conn
""1 appoint the dag for the execution Of Walters.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-08-26

vANdR BARTHEs has opened his new house on
~'Veet corner Of Montgomery, across from the
'""ce' and keeps it in actually No. style. From
5as's-snd several Of them are epicures, too
"afd there, We are assured 1t is actually the
restaurant they ever found in Idaho Casimtr
'~''nay attends to the cuisine, and he Is master
'% that line Snowy white linen table cloths,
!. '4sA' Vlands splendidly served, and everything
'plg, Is the style at Barthes' new house.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-01-11
EVENING STAR.
LATE TEIEGRAnIS, &c.

Gere-aI sherman has received information
thar Representatives from 400 Comanc he lodges
have arrived a. Fort Bascom, New Mexico
ard CEs-sd 20 surrender. They were notified
thai suIreI der would be received except at
fOrt Cobb. the object beng 20 have all the
OF Gen. sheridan.
In The kentucky House OF Representatives
saturday. joint resolution was introduced re-
qEssurg Congress 10 remove all political dis
abilities that may have attached ID any citizens
of Kentucky by virtue OF the fourteenth con-
stItutIC nal amendment.
Jesurur, the Curacao banker who wen; 10
EUROPE &c contract a loan for President Baez
OF San Domingo, has returned unsuccessful
IL ls stated that the failure to obtain mouay
VIII probably cause the downfall OF the Biez
admin IstI aiIon.
Late adyices from Alaska report ma Ska
IS alnoet depopulatei. the Russian residents
Daylrg gone 10 ST. Petersburg. that a portion
OF the United States garrison buildings had
been destroy ed by fire, and that Capt keupey
T. - A. had committed suicide.
A POrt-au-PTiace letter of January 1st
TepO'ts SaiuaVe IN poss sion of Minagoaye
and sIx Other towns along the coast. the ipnah
ANS having Joined with his troops In driving
ont lie rebels.
A severe shock of earthquake was fell al
COlIma AID MaBsella. Mexico, on the 2ist
HilinO- Buildings were thrown down and 4
numhe- OF persons perIshed.
he remains of John Minor Bots arrived a.
RiChInCEd on SATURDAY., and were lad M state
N the CAPITOL until yesterday, when the funeral
took plaCs.
Lieutenant Governor Gleason, of Florida on
saturday sent IN his RESIGNATION as President
of the Senate, which wss accepted
A terrible earthquake was felt in Ooiima,
Mexico, December 10Th. Some fifty per: ons
were buried under falling walls
The funeral of General Rousseau took ple.
IT New Orleans on Saturday
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-01-11
PROPOSALS.
HAEBoR IMPROVEMENTS AT NIoHTgAy
H Oily INDIANA
USITtG srsrxs rssIsEsss .Er.ex,

tNITkn STATES eSsINEsR sFFlrE,
No. ala NAN STEEET. siIwArAsE.
g. Ja1rary {. asa
esaeS Propossl. in drplfca'e of the fcrrn far
nsher b3 The rnaersienei will ne recei eel ~ III.
$50 '~A1N'' 3 .
81, ne wsrk consists in Harrisburg timber. plsnk
nj. With .te ne, and . sheath nile Gork
fcr ra'ticuisrs 40 90 thu estant ~ the uort
uWs . o. ces inning aud CONS letiop paymapt. A .
sppiJ TO this ofhce. where plnns ana s,ertHSst
s"d All Information will he .ivrn
CONTRACTS, With good AZ 4 90 N ci,,, s,r .ias viii
.. r.secnt.d w ten dave from thu da, OF award
eUs ved states reserves the vi sht 20 -r,.c. an
Iics. snd Nill DO; be bound 10 nav I. l.rs.- :, =
Tor WORK done than the am ant In the re .pr~
Appropriated for this purpose
The procossis will be plsoeS, in saal "a .,x.to..
euoors.d "Proposals for Mich 40 Cuv H.rIpr :
snd addressed 20 Brevtt Gel n wHEELr.,
haor Of Engineers. Milwaukee. wiseoasin'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-01-11
FOR SALE.

EQR SAIL 0RIN EXCHANGE FoRAFiRM-
The STOCK AND FIXrCKES of a Grocery
store One OF the best stands in the city AMI now
DOING good business. Address $50 street, be-
1--WE u 18th and lith. IA n inn
tfOR SALE-SrOC and FIXTURES of a nice
nttle Shoe Store. doing fair business on tine
northWest corner Of 18th and streets. leland
inruiTe on The premises. IA ST.
Tor SALE-A FIRST class BARBER SHOP with
= lease and reasonable rent; one of the best in
once, ias ar
A T PRIVATE sALE-One superior Wilder
a FIRE SROUF SAVE in fine COZ dftiOn. used
street. Ia eff
IGOR SALF-STOrh AND FIXTURES of one
stands ~ tue city. doing a steady cash bust nesa
Inquire after o clock al 81 street. between
sth and 9Th. la5I I'm
L,rR SALE-A hrst-rste chance for any person
A wishing 10 cart il business. stock Of BOOTS
ard SHOES, amounting 70 about thirty Eve hun
cred COLLARS all fresh I'D desirable, except about
lH-t- ECndr ID dollars Of Did stock A good stani,
Rh1 GoCd trade 20 commence with. VIII be sold
f5T seventy i've cents on the dollar.
Fcr particulars address 4. W e, City Post once.
with name and address LA5-bts
['CR SALF-STOCK AMI MIXTURES in a nay
ing lu-iIeSs well established, II luiriug from
5000 70 st 90 capital. The proprietor rayiug
accepted an interest II a baltimore wholesale
house IS the only reason for selling rare chance
and a sac busiL ess. Fer further partic lars call
THOMAS RIFLE
Oe 5l-t 500 Seventh street. near
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-01-11

CC-OrERATIvE BUILDING SOCIETY in New
York. composed of five hundred members is
established under the following plan OF opera
lions
Every member takes Two shares az $1,000
each, upon which he pays 81 a week. At the
end Of every month $1,000 is thus collected,
when the members draw lots for the priyi-
lSge Of using the money IN building a house
The winner then has the funds lolEet to
HIM for the purpose, and gives the so ,ie:y a
I piil the house becomes fiIisned he pays at
the rate OF five Per cent. OF SO a mouth. and
alter the completion, at the rate OF ten per cent
OF $40 month, toward hquidating the debt,
free from interest When the 5000 becomes
mus returned. the mortgage is released and
the borrower owns The house. If Iaemb ~
wishes larger loan than s2,OGJ-say S5,Dt0-he
pays subscriptions in proportIon-say $50
Week-fTCm the time OF his entrance, and laui-
dates his Cebt III proportIOnate repayments. II
- asserted that lots in abundance can he had
on the outskirts of BROOKLYN tor S2,D, aud a
coed frame building can be erected for lSu
Another society IS established on a ciHarel-
basis. When S2-tG1 Is collected, the sun Is ID ut
mp az auction TO the memb beers, who BIZ for the
use OF N, sometimes paying as much as 500
premium. ne buyer gives a NOR gage for the
original sum and the premium, and pays back
he aggregate in ten equal annual payments
without Interest. A Cooperative Building Lot
>pclety- organized II connection with the
rGlldlLs sOcIrtIes, buys land IN the suburbs by
he ac-e. and distributes IL TO mem oers al cost
suns ,-'ptIOn OF fifty CsCts q week eutitIe, A
Tnemter 70 land costing $3.50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-01-11
tDsED.

eIbsON o. the morning. ofthe l0th 4. nt chronic
Cr.up MAGGIE ALLEN, youngest child % Geo
3 days. VI anu
The relatives ard friends Of the family are in
hlted Z" attend her fuHera TO morrow morning at
," o cleo X. fren her parents residence.
ADAMS OF consumption, LOUISA &. ADAMS,
,ns v'is 81 = Y Adams aged A. years. the DAD en-
Yer OI tEe late hare Hartman, and EIanddaugh-
ter OF the late Fred Reitz
10 s,te q herfuneral, from the residence OF her
husband on Tuesday, at ga p. m, No 10 1 street
near ia street. Island.
khi children, rest, thy mother is SAFE
s-e lefs q growing world.
buts soon to taste Of The sweets above
and TO his arms he herld-
She gone o. that far happy land
From whence No one returns:
And love tssf burns
les; children sooth thy anxious care
Ava put thy thonghts 70 rest;
Snes now with Jesus blest.
Baltimore papers please copy.
LkWis: On SATURDAY, January 3. at II O'Clock
y s.d M >: siier long iilnss. JOHN 4. LEWIS,
In. funeral viii take place on Tuesday. the 18th
ss .i siOGh from S his Late Late rs.dsnes,
which h, friends sre invised ana i''h ''res'' 70
New York papers please copyI
ISAAC on i the ,c, sh2r III
The relatives and frienss of the family are re-
spectfuIly invited TO attend bis funeral 10 m 1rrow
,1ue3oay) afternoon, al O'clock, from his late
Iesideiee corner Green and Besil streets, George
HAkIY. January 10 h. OF consumption no
SEELA HARDY, in the I'D year OF her age.
May she rest in peace
The friends Of the family are invited t. attend
the funeral on Tuesday, At 20 O'Clock. from her
Istt residence, corner AMI 18th streets, Navy
Yard.
FREEMAN. Monday morning, at O'Clock
SOPHIA A. FREEMAN
The relatives AMI friends Of the family re-
seefSsiui, n.itec to sttena the fuaerai Services
Soc street, htveen 18th and 18th streets, Tue
oSJ AZ CLOCK m, The remains will be carried
10 Chesiertowh, Kent county, Maryland, for inter-
ment.
hOkRIS. In WATERFOWL, Wisconsin. wednes-
day, January 8, Rev J. W NORRIS. ID D. a ma.
i've Of this city. In the 48th year Of his age
The funeral will take place from the reside nee of
ms brother-ir-law, An0rev j. Joyce, 3s5 nth
street between u and M stroets, ct haif-past ;
Q clock and requiem mass at Sc Matthev q
Church ats o clio K, on Tuesdsy, January IL The
friends Ct the family are invited TO attend.
LEMON sunday, at l2ll a m MARY, dsush-
ter Of harlef and Louisa Lemon, aged years,
2nontls and days.
SPEAR. On the 10th instant, Miss SARAH p.
SrEAK
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-01-11

IN ATTEMPTED ROBBEEY.-O- Thurs fay
night - last week. ABOUT O'Clock. TWO men.
one = negro, aad IN" other beng IN tsk-d. il Is
not known Whe-h her b. was black or white. en-
te-sd tie residence Of The lac Dr WulLca,
MS seed and brd-Tidd-u sister and his niece.
Miss EieSnCr Anderson. b-Inz the only persons
iu ne h,u-e AZ the time. ST. Scion Young
y DO Resides With them, b-iug a0zent) when
one O. them drew from his pocket q revolver
ara the Ci-fr razor. 9l1, prs-entir tn MS
I'll = me breast Of Mss Wail4 .. dem an r.
her nor ~ or her life. Mss And rsCn assured
Them there was no money IL th- hUu-- If auv
.rI-eu H-. GO. hut that Il they would Spd.- ---i-
lives 20 would give them an order fsr some.
heir r-piy was. =. We are not fools" They
tbeI ORDERED Mis- Anderson 70 tIHr Der sea-
telling EsI L she attempted 20 give aay alarm
they UCUld take h@T ilfs: GuG while the ma hsd
Villa Guarded her with nrs pistol At ner
b~eas O. ne other rensackei the bCusa IN search
= mCLey. and nEaliy came down Stars with 2
81 mall trunk, which NJ placed moon the floor.
and commenced breaking D. open. suEPosIng II
contain. lhtir money. Just az his tine, a
Nose y.s heard OUTSIDE the door, Whicn
ri5rrrtd then. and Trey fed. leaving the trunk
t-bla Next morning hey were tracked, in
ihr nov. 20 negro hut N the neIghborhoOd.
Y Es-e hey found a negro man named Charles
tsLtr. 3. h LIE C4siceT arrested ami took be-
tore jUz'lCr l-arsuale- wren be- was identified
~ N'SS An lr~-OH a. one o. the party. JUS
tee l. committed m o ilIl 20 sv-aitths action
Of the L ~ Grand Jury.- Ro- .r,lls fKi.) .S.A-
r.Eg..