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WnooprxG CoueH I'm the treatment
of whooping cough, DIR. JAS I. Nc.
Wicker has derived The most signal adj
vantage from the use of the fluid extract
of cimicifuga, in doses suited to the age
of the child, and repeated every three
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Legal Notice.

TNLIJAH BBNRTT. Elisha BENEFIT, Riley Be-
~ nett and Rosana Stubbs and - Stubbs
her husband, will take notice that on the 10th
day of February, 1870, Edmund NJ. Rice filed
in the court of common pleas of Monroe
county. Ohio, his petition in and by which
he demands partition of the southeast quar-
ter of the southwest quarter of section TWEEN
ty-six in township tour of range six, and the
northeast quarter of the northwest quarter
of section twenty-five in township four Of
range six, in Monroe county, Ohio wherein
said Edmund NJ. Rice claims to own one uudi
vidsd fifth part, and that the said Elijah Be.
nett, Elisha BENEFIT, Riley BENEFIT and Rosana
Stubbs each own one undivided fifth part,and
that at the April term said Edmund NJ. Rice
will ask for an order of partition or sneh
other proceedings as may be authorized by
law. EDMUND M. Rlj
By HoLLIsrER & 0KsY, Attys.
feblsw6.
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W7ANTED.-TBAcHsRs, STUDENTS, and
w other intelligent Men and Women, in q
business paying $l00to 5000 per month, ac-
cording to ability. For particulars, address
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Notice in Partition.

NOClCC Ill dl tltIOll.
JHRANCIS MILLER, Abraham Miller and
r Sarah Miller, Alba Edwards and Elizabeth
A. Edwards, minor heirs Of Nancy Edwards,
deceased. of Monroe county, Ohio, Joseph
Martin, John Martin and Polly Martin, heirs
Of Elizabeth Martin, deceased, and Thomas
Miller and John Miller, Of the State of Wis-
oonsin; Peggy Connor and William Connor
her husband, of the State of Indiana; Annie
Keene and Richard Keene her husband. of the
state of Kansas; Abel Saylor, Jacob Saylor,
and David Saylor, Nathaniel Saylor, Emanuel
Ssylor, Rebecca Saylor, Esther Sayior, Amanda
Saylor and Roseanna Sayl"r, (minors,) of the
State of Minnesota; and Henry Miller, "a mi
nor,) Of the State of Kentucky, will take
notice that petition was filed against them
on the 18th day of January, A. D. 1870. in
the court of common pleas within and for the
county of Monroe, by Frederick Miller, and
is now pending. wherein said Frederick Nil
Ter demands partition Of the following real
estate situate in said county, to wit: A part
Of the northwest quarter of section twenty.
six in township four and range six, contain
ing forty.two and one-tenth acres, (being all
the lands in said county of which Jacob MIL
ler died seized and that at the next term o.
said court the said Frederick Miller will apply
for an order that partition may be made o
said premises, and that the dover of said Sa-
rah Miller be assigned therein.
AMOS & SPRlGGS,
! jan25w6. Att'ys for plaintiff.
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DY virtue of mandate TO me directed
I'D from the ceurt of common pleas of Mon
roe county, Ohio, will offer for sale at the
front door of tie Court House in the town oi
woodshsld. between the hours of 10 o'sloch
8. m. and o'clock p. m, on
Tuesday, the 12th dayof Apra, 1870,
the following described real estate situate IN
Monroe county, OLio, to wit: The east hal
of the northwest quarter of section six town
ship four Of range FIVE, containing seventy-fv'
acres and twenty-five hundredths Of an acre.
Appraised at $150v.
Up. sPRIGGs,
mch1ws Master Com. N. C. ..
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This, he assured us, was the whole men,
tai process.
He then gave us very succinct &c
count of the mode in which the Missouri
lad would square number, however
large, which consisted of numbers that
repeated themselves by threes. For in
stance, suppose be wishes to multiply
365,365, 1866, 1855 by itself. TIE process
isvery simple He first multiple, 3S5
by 365 which gives 1925. Then sub
stitutes Is for ,365s, and multiples
001. 1.o01, COL ,o01 by itself which gives L.
0o2, ,003, ,004 ,003, ,O02 .00l. Then he mul
tiplies the common factor l33,225 by
1905, ,00S, ,0O4, ,003, coz, ,Oo1, with the fol
lowing result:
slss.225
a66, ,450
3e9,675
$4,000
390,6s5
ass as 266, ,450
133,225
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Legal Notice.

JNILLIAM MOBLEY and Sophia ]. Mobley
w his wife, who reside out of the State of
Ohio, will take notice that on the 4th day of
December, A. D. 1859, John N. Genin, as Ex-
acutor of Thomas II. Genin, deceased, filed his
petition in the court Of common pleas of Nom
roo county, Ohio, to foreclose mortgage given
by them and Oliver Gorton on the west half of
the northwest quarter of section thirty-six
township three range four, in said county;
amount demanded $l67 with interest at 10 per
cent per annum from November "a, 1883. You
are required to answer by the 10TH day OF April,
| 1870. HOLLlSfEk " ohEf,
febs2w6. Atty's for plaintiff
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"reminiscences replete with Humor, Anecdotes
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Agents are selling from so to 100 a week.
We offer extra terms and pay freight. Our
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The Way to go West or South.
Administrators Sale.

ON SATURDAY, the 9th DAY OF APRIL,
" 1870, at / o'clock in the afternoon, on
the premises, will be sold to the highest bid
der, the following real estate, as the property
of Thomas B. Morris, deceased, to wit: The
east half of the northwest quarter of section
six township seven of range seven, except
two rods square in the southeast corner of
said land for the purpose of retaining the
graveyard, containing eighty acres more or
less, all in Monroe county, Ohio.
Appraised at $3.50.
TERMs-0ne-third cash in hand one third
in one year, and one.third in two years; de-
ferred payments to bear interest from day Of
sale, and to be secured by mortgage on the
premises. HENRY MORRIS. Admir-.
moh8td. AMOS Il SPRIeGs, Att'ys
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Sheriff Sale.
E. B. Long & Co.
Joseph Wehr.

DY virtue Of an order Of sale to me directed
ID from the court Of common pleas Of Mon
roe county, Ohio, will offer for sale at the
front door of the court house in the town of
Woodsheld, on
Saturday, the 9th day of April, 1870,
between the hours of 10 O'Clock am. and 4
o'clock p.m., the following described real es-
tate In said county. to wit: Situate in the
southwest quarter of section twelve township
seven and range seven, and more particularly
described as follows: beginning for the same
at stake marked With a cross, situated east
ward, and within three or four rods Of the
northeast corner of lot number forty, in the
town of Calais; thence north nineteen and
one half degrees east six rods and fourteen
links; thence north eleven and one half
degrees east four rods; thence south seventy
and one half degrees east one rod and four
teen links; thence south eleven and one half
degrees west four rods; thence south seventy
six and one half degrees east six iods and
eight links; thence south fifteen deg. ees west
four and one half rods; thence westward to
the place of beginning; containing by esti
nation fifty two square rods
Appraised at $500,
GEORGE CALDWELL,
febl5w5. Sheriff N, C.. o.
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Teachers Notice.

U,HE Board Of Examiners will hold meetings
/ for examination Of Tekchers at Woods
6ald a. follows.
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Examinations to commence at O'Clock AN.
7. A. GROVE,
ENoCH MARTIN, Exrs
| ianltd DAVID QKEY,
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1sa 4oI $50 2oS 2aa. .a41 bss. .226

1896, ,6i5
aas 266, ,450
1925
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-14

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Wv oct lO-lw
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-14
ys,y,s gEDEBr' iTEH
.:[.(.).lIA!y.:.LI- e
Stomach bitterS
'yhr sscsi IOnic stilnu1:lMt
known 10 the Medical
Faculty.

tut.r.r.I I. oyety physician Who las examined
Them, tntuuZ whom are some at the most eminent
in the ,.ty. 60. hotug the best and purcst made.
Tl..r HttipTs IRE prepared from the most valuable
roofs. hpft- and hciha known to medical science,
an are ugcuualci rs a preventive bnI cut' toe
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-14

MORE ISDvniTABLT PRCoF.--Capbin
james Gallagher Steamboat Captain of
Pittsburg p. write, The inventor of
Mishlers Herb Bitter. in Lcrefactor 10
the human race. wo, vicum 10 the
worst formo py'pcpfia; my hcnl,h failed
10 such a degree that the physician pro-
nounced me ncurablc | had used al!
sorts OF remedies and oven took voyaq,
70 California, hui nothing relieved nr.
Ihe Bitter were lnully recommended; /
refused 10 use it, nay friend, Insisted. and
Ill let y.o!do4. am thankful that
was induced 10 DO SO, FOR the Bittcgs cur,I
"'e entirely and ! an now as well, halo
ana strong as Wa fifteen years ago. S.ll
py druggists generally. Price one dollar
oct lO-eod&wlw
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EVIDENCE PROVING
i II. IT l. y II lis
Treatment Su.ut gIoT TO All ut,,.rs,

rToatTGcnt Su.pt TIOr 80 AL Others.
iieSIlIta duiytp - 500 cured three ,t.-, col
tnn-lm .I.u, at,I other feiuDl,v. iu,., Huu TO-
~ Iyiuoh fc'rr lr The huel .iH-r. sill
send you tI.ir ainHNt- II yuu wish.
JAMES FILTERS, NJ, p, ctu1da West.
J You ruf'1 my vic ~ lnng-si1uiIg w,HEn,.
L, 'l uy l,"i disease Of IN liver, ktncy., ct
.f"I &C., 'rUNf long time by ofNvr-.
-. ". ROE, H'r'iorI, conn.
/ Nucr h.oHs .,,u treated hy professor. suI
many eminent ph!sI IHus without hcucat ioI iI..
digestion, disLn moss, heart affection. cough. d.
/ $3.50 a. thr iuug-, liver L.ui"!s, ami organic d.,
hlfN, SON fr.f0 nd ne iu ihr,'' months % mani,
/ y,gor aud gooioca /. STlHBlN-, ~
I You cured me- thre" years ago, aud three OF my
.COLBRUN,NY
Ny wife. ,..o a,, considered hopeless. by III
, tho phy.irl,u-, Lut as o., blessing ~ the Al.
ih,nks T. II. GRPflIH,
J.. a'brtn, Floyd Co., lnd.
logg medicine u., tho greatest ever discovered
ii man lh"y uurl ny SON at Bronchitis, DIS.
i'cpsla, aud ~ weak our Doctor uu. oulsriSp-
rNr upnIl b py. A. Hu INSTRUMENT in the hands
ui GOT We thaus Won for saving tam.
Wh. j. ~IEpIENS, ~auIu-ky CITY, -.
Son have relieved me Of pain uui restored my
%. HlrChCuCK, sharon, VI.
l.u cured Wc li.ll-ra-r ~ ten year, standing.
I Hiti'ni tcfr,hll before tool, your medicine.
JOS, H\RfLErr, burlington, ~,
Your ne i'ln' .if"d me so rapidly, N,ul I
U.|H l..I luU TOO iui Won required 10
Il Hlttk -TONl..il. Apple River, Il
.I..,!.r,,.r.It.,., .. MA. ',, ,.,.,...,...I,.,
i've wnen lcoinui"urel yoUr medicine. Ikuow
.s ailprruuua have s4ypf mo.
Mrs. II, J. MADDEN, Milsauhc, W.,
Tt. su.lliu,, tb.t ,r.,.J nan, v.,,,, a.. ,,,,t,.
r...iI.y,I l,y y,iIr ,,,,i,..,,,. = n spl'I.rIp ~
IN un,,,' NJ
~" h"i'"' '"'"'
4uH ruI"d ~" u. uui~ctst ui ihrtS year. stHud
wv. Nh!.N' M''hthIAi, Vhh'l, -,
N.ur,ulu,r.l ms lnnr.s stand courlIrut.t dis.
r..e Joe % few dp,. MADISON WRIGHT
Wrrlt. I.udirr ~.
HAN. 80 -. ,' -.
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''''S'''4'' 't''
Three phN ,lc. ans 'ald could not bc hoped last
laI, Lut your me cine re- torcd my hea.if
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The Young Uuu lDur medicine cured NH- "A hone.
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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-14

N,..Ts. JAMES \. JACKSON & Cb.--iop'lc.
men. rhr undersigned having recently hUl the
opportunity 60 tl~t 10, value Of the various ON.
pounds known under the name of stomach BIT
iUis,' wishes to compliment You upon Ia" 'ppy
combinations of remedial agents which const iute
your Home WUer-." Upon being fret made W.
qUIIutcl with the receipt Of your preparation,
Nus vt once convinced that it, Use would prove
hiyhly bcnchc ia ~ all those who stand IA need of
a SIMILAR article and since ! have observed it,
effects ~ my private practice, can only recom-
IN nj u az tine test tonic now offered t. the pub
lie, one whose irygorating properties viii be of
cgual advantage To- the invalid, the conyalcscent
AMI thyweli. C.GERlCkE, NJ. u,
plJ Franklin Avenue.
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Memphis, Tenn, sent. II, 1870.
IL gives INC pleasure 10 add mine TO the many
testimonials shown me ia regard To the worth of
the Home Stomach BttterS." have used them
aud examined tue formula Of which they are
composed. and pronounce them the most agree
able Bttcrs AMI best stomachic have ever Tried
and would recommend them more especially in
mlasmaiic regions a. an nut.prriolir.
Jos. L. LYNCH, VI. r
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-14

WHAT Is QuILLArA SAroNAEIA2-l.
"ee' the bark Of Gillian tree, which
,e'a'' when,maeerated fragrant ycrc,,.
=" '0sp Win cleaning and antiputrr,cent
properties not possessed by any other yerc.
'Ao's production Thebark IS II prominent
constituent OF the celebrated sozo1ont ,bo
most popular dental preparation over in
PRODUCED in America. -"
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-14

Dr. DRAKE MCDOWELL, late Pfesiden, ofthc
Missouri Medical College, un fer date of July 18th,
ls7u, authorizes Us to ray, hc has exam ined the
formula for the preparation Of the "llome BIT.
tcr-,' and finds u coinposod OF the most valuable
vegetable tonic known t. the pharmacoI1' =,
The combination he regards n excellent, and the
process OF manufacture such NJ to derive nom
the ingredients the full strength Of their y,luahle
properties. He further snys! "luu may refer tn
me "a mdorsing the Home Bttefs' ~ u mid
anri.periodic stimulanl, of grca, value an MAS.
mute regions.
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Auction
Sale Goods

The following articles, unless previously called
for VIII he sold to pay charges At pubic suction.
Wednesday, October 9Th, ls,o, nj ~ o'clock, n.
m, AT oul Warehouse, on Ohio LcNe" below u.
Charles Hotel.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-14

Whcal-The quotations are un-
changed but we have no receipts or salesto
note. Some lots are coming in ON millers
orders.
COrn-Thcrc aro no new arrivals and
no stocks Of any consequence on hand.
There Is some light inquiry 10 fill orders
at 6s@7s in sacks.
Oats-are quiet and firm, but un-
changed: cars in new burlaps sold ut
42c, all delivered.
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Nl.D DIR. gIEATH''s

M'ny year, esrcri"nce IN curing consumption,
Dyspepsia, cons ipItiuu, plDt disease 81 the Nv.
'r, hood, shiu, aul urinary ur'ou-, di.rlusri the
stating lct that t'ir majority ui them wcr, rsI-.
efly AMI tauit onlN b. cured afer curing thrm
ct sUuIu ctkuDs-, Inhalation. 'lu-iip. iron.
tones, siuuluu-, hyPcIho. mites, mercury, cop.
..hHt UNN'Hs, l4ruNr injections, Hli IIr ordinary
t'tgralaa h,d proved worse tiHu Ua,i....
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-14

PnALoss NITALIA for the hair can l.s
found eyerywhere. II is clear and has no
sediment This wonderful preparation Is
PhAlon's Nitalia Or salvation for the Hair
Poured on the hands II leaves no stain. !,
is, neyertheless, the most effective article
Of its class ever advertised.
Sold by all druggists and fancy good
dealers. oct lO-d&wlw
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1t. Louis, July 9Th. is7o,

Me.srs. i. 4. JACKSON 4 GO, - ~ mon
Having used your llsme Bittcr-' en- the
effects an others, examined the ingredients used
In their composition, | am satisfied that, aside
from their containing nothing injurious, they are
IA. best have ever tuod. II j. with pleasure that
l r-comne end them TO all peTEOns desrous of tax.
Ing biuers. JOHN 4. TEMPLE, VI. H.,
Prof Ma'cfin Mcdica aud Therapeutics, Hoinn.
patio College Of Missouri.
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ARREST or DESPERATE WITH s1al. GOO

ARREST or DESPERATE WITH S13l 600 IN
HIS PossEssIoN.--The New York Post Of
Saturday afternoon says:
Colonel Whitley, Chief of the Secret Ser.
vice Division OF the Treasury Department,
has received telegram from Springfield,
Illinois, informing him that Detectives Ap.
plegate, Laniean, and Egan have succeeded
in capturing at that place the most notori-
GUS counterfeiter and one Of the most des-
perate characters in the West, Peter Nc
Cartney alias "Joe" Woods, and Binion,
a Frenchman, one of his confederates::
In the possession of Mccartney was found
S131, 900 in counterfeit money of various
kinds and denominations.
Mccartney has created almost as great O
sensation in the West on account of his nu-
merous crimes as the notorious John A.
Murren, the "land pirate" did many years
ago. He has been arrested many times, and
has broken jail at least six times-once in
Springfield, Ill.,, and once in Cincinnati,
where he was confined with the notorious
So JIM Rufin, for having o counterfeit
plate in his possession.
: The detectives came near arrestlng him a
short time ago, be eluding them by the
merest chance. They, however, captured
his wife, who is said to be a beautiful wo-
man, and said to be very respectfully con-
nected and it is owing to his endeavors to
communicate with her that he was finally
captured. He is a powerful, weH-built
man, with black-eyes deeply set, q massive
projecting forehead, and wears o black
beard. He is one of the most expert en-
grayers in the country. Col. Whitley says
chat he will be so closely watched that
escape will be impossible.
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NPEss <u. HGTssTEsS. ssl.,5
E~ GOLDBACK'S GREENBACkS
BRINGETa FORTH BARGAINS.
FAILURE OF THE WHOLESALE HoUsEOF
HASTINGS, PENNB2oOkE, JONES q
Co., NEW YORK.

j. The above house being sold out for cash, and
being flushed st the time. ena'led me to buy
great many goods at a startling sacrifice and 1 am
now selling the
Handsomest MoUstIN DEL LAINEs in the city
Excellent BLACK kLPACAs at rs, IS, 10, and
: Soc, worth III as much again; s-s
The best ysrd-wide l2ac. BLEACHED COTTON
r,rs,.rate UsNBIEAcHED COTTON at sc;
REFS In all colors, at &C.; - 9.
The very hest EMPRESS CLOTH only 70c.;
WATERPROOF CLOTH at Fl, sold elsewhere at
sLss: GaStE&
p!AIU DRESS GOODS;
vERLOUR, BIARETZ; s@-tsE
CHENE POPLINS, LUSTERIENE;
AL -XaNnRE ED GLOVES at Sl.2s;
VFLyETEEN, CLOTHS CASHMERE;
noURLE BROCHE SHAWLS only Ss.B;
WHITE CORDERoY; s.e.%
Ladies' and Gents WOOLLEN SHIRTS and
DRAWERS; Eg. y !
HOSIERY. HOODS. TICKING. HICKORY;
COUNTERPANFS. FLANNFLS;
HANDKERCEIEFS WHITE GOODS;
Plaid Domes,ics Linen Shirts OF my own make,
and, in short, everything belonging the dry goods
trade at astonishing low figures. Call and he con-
WINGED, before purchasing elsewhere, that Golc-
backs Is the place where You can safely spend
your greenbacks to best advantage.
A. GOI.DBACK,
poe4 eo7 Broad street, between 9Th and 7th.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-29

A STRANGER passing up Main street on last
Saturday afternoon would have had his curiosity
aroused, when In front Of LEVY BRorHERs'
store, by the large mum Der OF packages OF dry
goods piled up on their sidewalk. Not supposing
for moment that that large quantity Of dry goods
could be needed to repenish any store In this city,
they would have taken 1t for granted that some
new firm was about co commence operations on. a
very large scale. Yet we are informed that all
these cases of fresh dry goods have just been re-
ceived to sssort up the stock OF LEVY BROTHERS,
and there can now be found at their store the best
the most varied, and The cheapest assortment Of
dry goods ever exhibited in this city. Their stock
comprises everything one could possibly expec,
to find in dry goods store, and a good many ar
ticles besides that are usually kept in trimming
! store. To those in need Of furs we can say thai
the beautiful and sets shown to those inqgir
| ing cannot fall to suit.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-29

HUsT1Nss Court, MoNDAY--Judge Guigoa
presidtng.-The following bills of indict-
ment were found by the grand jury for
felony Commonwealth vs. Thomas Pleas
ants, Juba Blunt, Daniel Staunton, Robert
James, Robert Banks, Louis Davis. |.
The following true bills for misdemeanor
were found: Against Madison Robinson,
Samuel White, Albert Brown, William
Louis, John Camp, George King. Ralph
Evans, Watson Peasants, Fred: Spencer.
Commonwealth us. Eliza Parker, not q
true bill.
The grand jury adjourned until Friday
next at II O'Clock.
Alexander Lipscomb was sentenced to
the penitentiary for two years, the motion
Tor new trial having. been overruled by
tie court. .,..s
Robert Morris, tried for petit larceny, was
convicted, and sent to Jail for six months
at lbor. .-.s
Commonwealth us. Fred. Spencer, petit
larceny, guilty, jail ninety days at labor.
Commonwealth Us. William Lewis, petit
larceny, guilty, Jail ninety days at labor.
Commonwealth Us. John Camp, petit lar.
ceny, guilty, jail ninety days at labor.
The jury in the case of Mary Jasper re.
turned 4 verdict Of ''not guilty."