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NOTICE
To All owners Of Lots in
Dayton. Lyon County,
Nevada.
One Year in which to File your
Claims,
From Ju1yZth, 1870


NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT I, VIII
~ LIAM HAYDN. Judge of the Fourth Judi
cis District of the Stare of Nevada, Trustee for
the owners of property in Dayton, Lyon county,
Nevada. under an At Of Congress entitled - An
Act r the relief of the inhabitants Of Cities
and Towns npon the Inbiic Lands, APP
proved March ,, 1867. have received a Patent
from the United States the east half the south
east quarter # the northwest quarter and the east
half Of the southwest quarter of section twenty
three: the northeast quarter of the northwest
quarter and the northeast quarter OF section
Iwenry-sx, and the southwest quarter If section
twenty four and the northwest quarter of the
northwest quarter Of section twenty five in Town
ship sixteen north Of Range twenty one (2l) east,
ia the District If lands subject to sale at Carson
CRY. Nevada, containing eight hundr ed and forty
acres. Patent dated Nay 10th, 1870. And all
persons owning lots or parcels Of ground In said
town site must within year alter the first
publication of this notice file with me. at my Office
in Dayton, Lyon county. Nevada. awritten deserip
tion and claim Of the lots Of land owned claimed
by them or they will be rever barred Of any RICH
or interest in law or equity in or to such lots o
parcels Of ground remain unc aimed after tn
expiration Of such period Of one year.
WILLIAM HAYDON,
District Judge, Fourth Judicial District, Nevada,
Trustee.
July 9TH, 1870. jy7 law-10w
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IPabiic-Ne 2t-

An Ac, prescribing the Gu'v If the Secretary "
The Treasury in certain cases therein named
Be il enacted bv the S.rate ard Hou=c of Rep
--Ss,ts tvs Of the United states II America in
Congress a-sen.bl=t. That whenever any state
--,Il have been may he. in def'ult in the paw
alent Of interest or principal on investments in
SIX. or bonds issuel ur guaranteed by such
state AMI he'll by tn Enitel States in trust, it
= u he the duty # tie Secretary # the Treasury
}, r-ftin the whole. mach thereof a. my
= rsee-sry. Il any moneys due on any account
frpts the Unitei state to srch State, aud T. si-
ty the sane Ia tie payment IF such principal AND
Interest -iIher. to lie reimbursement. with
Interest ti.eTeoa. OF moneys advsncri by the
Emitted state- on account Of interest cue on such
-f-scbs ~ b.pd-
Approved, March p, 1870.
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JOINT Resolution an inquiry INTO the
loss OF the United States steamer = Oneida
Whereas on the twenty fourth day Of January
LAST. the United States steamer s. Oneida" when
leaving the port of Yokohama Japan, came in
collision with the British Peninsuiar and Oriental
mail steamer 80 bombay" and sunk almost ill.,
Stantly with the loss If nearly all her officers and
.he greater part Of her men: and whereas the
Navy Der artment has been unable. in answer to a
request of the Hou~e of representatives, to COM
mnnicate any detailed or satisfactory inf ,rmaton
touching the circumstances # the loss, beyond its
extent and the number ofcasualties; and whereas
It appears that full and impartial and salts
ftctory investigation has been de into the
causes of the disaster, into the Conduct Of the
parties implicated in it /: Therefore,
Be it resolved by the Senate and House Of
Representatives of the United States of America in
Congress assembled, Tha. the Secretary Of the
Navy shall, with the least practicable delay,
order inquiry to be made into the particulars
of the loss of said United States steamer Oneida,
and Of her officers and men, including the subse-
quent conduct of the captain of the steamer
d" bombay" with a view to ascertain the RESPONSE
bility Tor the collision by which she was destroyed
and for the de- ruction If life which attended the
and make report Of the same to
Approved, April !, 1870.
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pUtlic-So. Q.

An Act TO protect ofiici.Is in Cove nnen: employ.
Be il enacted by the Senate and ii use Of Rep
rssentatIyes Of the United States Of America II,
Ctngres- assembled, That no oticer or clerk in the
United States Government employ shall AZ any
tine soliit cont ibutipfs IF other officials
Plo in the goveTu1 -ut service for gift or
present To thOs- IN sHpeTrr o!fic al position :;
hall such officials clerical Superinr- re-
crlve any giit OF present offered OF presented TO
them rs the contrrbuii "a If tn sc in government
eEaplgy receiving a less salary than themss Ives;
nor shall. any oEicer Clerk make any d nation
n gift or PRESENT to any fetal superior. Any
f.icer cl-k violating ,ny Of the provisions of
this bill shall IL SUNNI ,rily discharged from the
Government employ
Approved. teb.u4ry ]. rS.a.
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The polls TO be opened at Il O'Clock NJ and close
| at O'Clock P. as follows:
In Carson City at the sheriff Office.
In Empire, at the Post Office.
In brunswick Mill Precinct at Nerrimac Mill.
The following Boards Of election cho en-
In Carson: Jacob sheyer and H. :. thili;ps
judges; John L. Cheney Inspector; +. D. Todd
Clerk.
In Empire: Jas Morris AMI Henry L. Deich-
man, Judges Fred Stadrmuller, Inspector; Dean
Lyman, Clerk
Brunswick Precinct: George Ferry and : T.
Stem, Judges; John McGiIl, Inspectors; oscar
Cromwell, clerk.
kEsoLvED That voter at the Republican Union
Primary Election shall possess The following qnai-
fications. lie shall, the time Of holding said
primary election be duly quaiiiied elector; and
his name shall appear upon the last published
registration lists of ormshy County and OF the
precinct in which he offers to vote or. he shalt
be registered prer to this primary election : and
lie shall have voted, at the Presidential election
in 1868 Tor the Grant and Coliax electors,
would have done So bad it been possible for bira
to vote and he shall pledge himself to support
the nominees of the Republican Uni Party at
the General Election in November A. ID. 1870.
RESOLVED, That the voters at the primary cleo
tion Of the Republican Union party OF Ornsby
County be requii ed to indicate their reference
flr candidates fr the various County offices to be
filled at the coming general election; also their
choice for d strict Judge; and that the Delegates
to the County and District Conventions be bUuLd
by the instructions so Indicted.
RESOLVED, That the Delegates to the State Con-
vention be selected 10y direct vote the primary
election; and that the delegation elected shall
act as delegates to the Convention fer the lOnin..-
ton of District Judge.
RESOLVED. That the County Central Committee
shall have the power fill any vacancies upon the
County ticket which may occar ny reason Of death
or other cause.
HENRY r. MIGHE!S,
GEO. GnIsoN, uuaiI man
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TPuSlic No. ST.

An Act to Authorize the burlington and Sissorri
River Railr al Company oT its assisn-, to
change the s-;.bli>hei line Of said rad in the
state Of Nebraska.
Re it ensrte,l by the Senate AMI House Of Rep
resentatives of the United states U: America IN
Congress assembled. TRAIT the Burlington and
Mississippi River Railroad Company. or i's AZ
signs in the State # Nebra-ka, may - far change
tho location Of that portion of It's line that lies
sest Of the city Of Lincoln, IN sal state, a. shown
by the map thereof fie in the General
Land Once Of the United states, 81 as u secure a
better and more practicable route, AMI to con-
ne al h the Union Pacific Railroad st or near
the Fort k-arney reservation, said new line To be
lica.ed within the limits Of the land grant made
b. the United States to aid in the construction:
Provided. however. That said line shali not be
teate-i farther south thai the 5 them boInia
- line Of township number seven, IN saii STATE,
AMI sail change shall not impair the rights To,
nar change the location Of the sad lani gran.
sni the said company. its assigns. shall receive
n different II other -rtafer qushtly oil Iani
r1sn If this act hal not pissed. ami no chance
Al been made in the lOst eli line q said IA !. Oii
Approved. Nay o, ls.0-
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THE TIGER |!

THIS Is TO INTORM TTIE PUBLIC THAT
/ the undersigned has opened a private game
At GIBSON'S SAL00N-the New Sazerac
aul2-lw W. Ii. PIERCE
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To the Board Of County Commissioner Of
Orm>by County:
The County Auditor has the honor to make the
following Rep,r as TO the fiscal affairs Of the
County for the six months ending on The Both
June, 1870.
| SUPPLEMENTAL ASSESSMENT FOR 1869.
| In the report fer the half year ending 3lst De-
eember 1869 it was stated that the supp Elemental
Assessment Roll for 1869. embraced property val
ued at S2u1 6l7 the taxes thereon beag s., $40 70
aprvrtioned as follows: To State, s.. 595 81: to
County, So. 22S 81 and to the Fire Department,
SIG 81 Upon account of this assessment there
has been paid on account Of state and County
taxes S,}3 go and on account Of the lire Depart
ment s.. being total Of So go and leaving due
upon thst roll the sum Of $500 So, apportion"d
as f.llows: To state. $3.50 y; to County,
S. 2OI %, and to the Fire Department. Sii4 81.
On the l4th February last. the Roard Of Commits
sione-s passed resolution by which 1t was
ordered that the entire supplemental asses sment
for the wear 1859 be. and the same is hereby,
stricken out and RENTED" But the state au-
ihnrities. .bjecting t. such action by the foard.
instituted proce dnss III the supreme Court to va
cate such order. which have resulted in late de-
cisian Nv the Court that the action Of the Board
in thus :s6iittng the whole Of the Supplemental
Rali wasSnnauthoriz-d and tLeir order declared
void What proportions Of the present cehHquen-
cies upon that rul, and the additional 10 pr cent
therecn n. will be hereafter collected. depends in
great measure upon the further action OF the
Barl aud of the District Attorney in reference
thereto. The collection Of tie amount due would
be "A great benefit To the County finances.
De ISoUENT rsNES-
No pavmeuts have teen made into the County |
Treasury -ince the lst January last upon account |
# the deIinduen- taxes Of 1904. or ut any II he
previ Us wears During the first half Of l>o9 there
were 81 5s3 OF, besides the additional 10 per CEN
;um paid in On account Il the delinquent taxes
II 1905.
The balance on hand on the LIST January. $50.
vas ..............Sl SO, AS IL
RECEIPTS.
From the LIST Of January to the Both June. 1870,
he payments into the CoInty Treasury have been
l. fIllow>:
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yT THE MATTER of THE ES.
I tate ,f Isabella Clifford. decease,i-in Secpni
.Jri cal District Court. UrIshy Jounty. State Of
Nevad.--Nutice i hereby given by the under
signed. -utCr Of the last VIII ami testament If
I-s5ellt CT r I'll drCessei. II the creditors ami
all VeTsrs having claims ~ - the slii deceased
t. EXHIBIT them, wsth the Necessary vouchers
within ten months after the fest public iti1n Of
III notice. To me. AZ the Jftic, A. e. Ill :,
Esd. IN Carson Try. i -. CLIFFORD.
..KecJstur of the is-t Will and testament # ISa-
Clifford. deceased. jJ2SIw
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PROCEEDINGs OF THE REPUBLICAN,
UNION CENTRAL COAMIITEE OF
ORLSBY COUNTY.

At a meeting # the Republican Union Central
Committee # OGm~by County. held in Carson
City on Saturday. August =, $50. pursuant to 4
caIl If the Chairman, the following proceedings
were had
". D. Tnrreysor. proxy FIR EsIl. u. Clarke.
proxy for W. u. keyser. was admitted.
". J. Hamilton was elected to tIh the vacancy
caused by the removal from the state # Z. NJ.
chaplin.
TIE following resolutions were offered and
adopted:
Resolved That a County Convention Of the Re
publican Union Party Of Grmsly County, be held
at Carson CITY on
Saturday, September II, 1870,
At l. O'Clock VI to nominate cn- state Senator;
three Assembly one sherII one Il easur-
er one recorder; one County Clerk: one As
SCISSOR; one District Attorney: three County
Commissioners; one Public Administrator; one
Couuty Superintendent Of Pubic Instruction;
one County Surveyor one Justice Of the Peace
and one Constable Tor Carson Tow >hip; one jus
tee If the Peace and one Constable .r Empire
township; and County Central Committee of
i've.
kEse LIVED. That the apportionmeut Of Delegates
to the said County Convention tie "a Flows:
Carson
Empire !
brunswiCk
RESOLVED. That the Delegates to the RepubIi-
can Union State Convent on To be held at kiko
" Wednesday september p, 1870 be appointed
follows:
From Carson
- Empire " II
Brunswick - ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
RESOLVED, That the primary elections in the
We AL = he On
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Public Resolution No. H.

Public Resolution No. H.
Res luton in relation To settlers on the late
Sioux Indian reservation in the SIa-e Of Mime
so.N
Resolved by the Sars-e AMI House OF Rerre-
scn.atives Of the Unitel States IT America in
Congress assembled. That the act Of Congress
approved March sixth. one thousand eight hun
u ed AMI sixty-eichr. enritl e. An act FIR the
relief f settlers on the late II uN Indian EeSe--
vsrioa in the State e Mi1neSutt. be. and the
sane il hereby, am-nie,l a TO allow the
settlers therein provided E until the first Day Of
March. aHn1 dDnini ei-h-een hunl-ei ami sew
sEty one, in which to make rrJOf AMI paymeat
..r their CLAIMS
rprOvei Nuch ~. $50
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Notice to Creditors.
Estate of John l.. Roach. Deceased

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN By TIE UN-
y d-r-i-ne,i. Ainiini--ratr Y cf the above m ed
estate to the creditors Of AMI all persons hsvin.
riSiuls s,in-t sid deceased 20 exhibit the >aue,
with the nee sl-y Soachers within ten months
from the puol -stion Of this notice. to the under
.igne4 at the Nevada Hotel in the town Of Gen "a
DJu,iIs County, Nevait-
MATILDA ROACH.
A,rlinis.Tatrix.
Genoa I'll July, $50
Ci1YroS D,vi : Att,ys FIR Aim'N.
iv9}lxtws
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dsbtedness If the County nov payable only
| through the operation Of the Redemption Fund.
exclusive Of the interest accrued there n, was
stated in the previous report as being on the lst
January, $50 Sza,sea %
And rs s. 81 60 Of this amount has been purcha-
sed since then the amount Of the old claims,
exclusive Of the interest thereon, is there
BALANCES.
The balances in the several funds on the lst OF
july 1870, were as follows:
In State Fund Il =
II a. neal Eund - 12S 46
In Contingent Pund 92l 81
In TreasuTers Salary Fund ........ l46 IS
In Een,ir. Euni ...... H. 81
In Scno,I tuni .,,,.,....... 40 -
In Pad FunI 900 As
In H.,I.mnti,n Epnd ... 81 20
In Fir. Fnnd ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 104 Il
In RaiIro,l Funi .............. 65
Balance on hand s5,o'- OF
SAML d. KING.
County Auditor.
Carson City, 18th July, $50.
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Public Resolution-No. 23.
jy7 1aw-1ow

Joint Resolution directing inquiry into the
loss OF the United States steamer = Oneida
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Total %
Official evidence has been filed in this office that
all sums due from the County Treasurer to the
>tat. IN TO the l4ih June. lstO, have ben pro-
n.rly sccounrei for 1r pad over by the County
rr.a. urer and that officer has the STATE Control
l.,'. certificate that he has been discharged from
a liabilitIe, up TO that date
Tn. nayment Of -, 456 - from the Redemption
Fund effected the purchase Of II old interest pear
ing warrants the principal If v hch was = 81. %
AID upon which the accrued interest Amounted To
81 III o. making total indebtedness IS III oo
and being a saving to the County OF $50 10.
There Ieirg the required amount IN the kaii-
road Fun !, The Board and the Virginia and True
kpe ,ilroad Company made an agreement nnder
v hich early in January III It company IN considera
III n If the advance payment OF SIX Thousand SIX
hundred and fifty dollars, surrender ed Coupon no.
l belonging to each Of the Bonds issued oy Inc
County To- the Railroad, and payable on the Isl u
June. amounting altogether 20 the sum OF seven
thousand do lars thus effecting saving OF s5oo To
he County In accordance t. law the balance
remaining in the Rail oai Fund was, as before
st,rei t.i,u farrei 10 the General Fund
INDEBTEDNESS.
The floating debt on the LIST Jaruary, $50, was
state, to b. Sll SS IT, and since that date he al
lowed cI.irls payable out Of the usual funds have
foil Ms.
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Thursday, September Is. 1870.


RESOLVED, That the primary elections in
several preciucts be held On
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t, en.bl. the Treasurer 10 make payments IN
the kind Of money required hy the nature oil the
claims II became Necessary eitE-r 70 convert
:. c.,i, int, currency or ..currency into
=. Gin which was done with the following re-
suits
Los to Repairs fund ty sale of currencys IS 90
Gain 10 Redemption Fund by sale Of CON-. is3 Us
Gain 10 General Fund by sale of coin % %
Gain to Iusi funl by sale of eoln----...-. Il Do
The gain to these fandsis the amount previously
ren,rtri a. Miscellaneous Receipts, and are
included in the appointments made to the proper
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FR0CEEDIN =
OF THE
UNION REPUBLICAN STATE
CENTRAL COMMITTEE.

At meeting Of the Union Republican State
Central Committee he d at Virginia City June IS,
1870, it was resolved th,t state Convention Of
the National Union Republican. Party be held at
ELkb. on
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER q, 1870.
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been as fol- VS.:
Ont Of the 9, 3i3 81
A. f the CONTINGENT FuUJ 420 So
Out Of the Fire department fund-.--... BOO 10
rut Of the l., AL Fund LILO 40
ont Of the Hep,rs Find va 10
Out Of ire Tfea salary Fund.-. 1oo W
out Of the judges salary Fund ..---.---. .oD w
cut of the Railroad Fund..-............. o,6oo W
Total allos ances ................S21,6 GS u
The payments from the several funds have been
before mentioned and tI,~ following statement
shows the amount Of the claims against the pres
ent funds remaining unpaid On the LIST July, 1870:
Against General Fund....-.....-......S ST.. 946 ~
Ar.in.t Contingent Fund 5 90
g,inst Fire Department Fund....-...... 1o4 %
Against Road Fund ,O6i IL
Present floating indebtedness.... .....S1i.7iS 90
County bond- h we been issued to u" Virginia and
Truckee Railroad Company for the Gum Of Son.
60.
The principA of the old interest bearing in-s
New-York tribune., 1870-10-06
THE COURTS.
COvBT OF OYER AND TTTlUNER.

TIE EII-DliEA HOMICIDE
N the Court of Oyer aud Icrmlner' h,l1 S, DS
AVN for trial Yesterday. Tic first was tidt 81 49,.
Criiuu and John Mccarthy Jointly indicted Tor lc
Ser 0f David Reischer ON the nth Of septcmra .,
facts O. the murder stated at the time ore m
the prisoners entered the lager beer Saloon @ % ~
Rgby No. S37 First ave. and called Tor TWO fT de
beer which they refused 10 Ply 10. ..b,oin n tIev
mandei more beer, but not being able 70 oetan the "a
hecame very dis0rdery AID were eectSu YsIby and
loon. Quinn said that he would 40 IoT o.! re.
seizing spade made a rush for HIM. ~ ."'' ,ri,,,
treated inside the saloon aud barred the de%i fc
thep asaUltSd MT Charles wilkins who, win nis n
80 nasin TELLING him to the ground, and wle III e,V
position kicking him, IN which ne va with the
Carthy. Quinn continued M teJ who was passing
on the opposite side OF the street aud Wo ne ys
down 0hters Right and BobO oi t1e sgit
ctnc+ ann9ored AZ lis iuncture and, ailcI ,. -
i'm which oaioer Robb was badly kicked aoout lno -
Quinn was captured. Mccarthy n tue hr LATER i'm Fa
bis escape 20 be aPTrehendea a. " where lie was CON
cams LIQUOR store in Fortyse tiC Couer in
pealed Tlev ARA gned ,,r oNd NrC,rtly
the Yorkve Police SouLt SouLt, am HTerinct stston-IIouse
70 await the result of the Wouhueu -d.iirt, NJ
Fagn was held I'm 500 TO aAsWot l' 'ovirD vest,riav
CS'tny Rcischer subsequently dled 49, -, iab
N headed cti ty 90 mans augutcr III tAe ~
Flea was accepted, and lie EaS rcih'oS f U o,,,
As IL was expected that Quinn ~ WoV9H OCeulS
dav the trial Of Mccarthy by request OF Ills counsel
post pOued until To-Day -
TTE TUIRTY-SECOND-ST HOMICIDE.
Thomas Sheridan, indicted for the murder
., bSnisi MITCHELL on the 25h Of May last, was then
placed al the bar and pleaded guilty TO laughter IN
he third dcgrce He made brief statement TO the
cf ct that lie went into lager'ecr saloon IN IMty-
se.,uJ St between FIRST aud SeCOuddycs., and while
tlcre was struck 10y Mitchell on the head with club,
tbe soar ~ which h. still visible He followed Mitchell
onf ~ the saloon obtain explanation when ne
szed aud thrown down and held Fearing that his life
ys IA danger he drew peulife and inflicted a wound
VI ID h proved fatal. He further stated that when he
r. owed him he had not the sigest intention OF doing
him any INJURY; that lie Is 70 years and months OH,
oral members Of the Prison Association in Court,
and are making efforts 10 have him pardoned
New-York tribune., 1870-10-06
GENERAL SESSIONS.


The trial of Patrick Matthews, indicted for
No. tLcrry-st, commenced vest rday before Re
rOr er Hackett. Bridget Cannon the first witness, tes
tilted that the cav mentioned she was at No. 2-2
Cherry ST.. where Matthews and his vile resided SIZE
sud ed him TO stairs with her lie refused, ana
she him tlcu 90 into Mrs. Matthew's room; heard
The latter tell him 10 leave, she would take his nie
shc afterwar clHe down stair. and him lying near
on cruss-eNaminatOn she said she heard Mccall cdu
Ers. Matthews bad names. Mrs. Mccall, widOS OF the
deceased, that her husband stulldly drunk
The daV Of the rreucc; that he went into Mrs
ttlevss rom determined TO call her 70 account for
something she had said about his child Mrs. Matthews
told him. co out" and then called TO her daughter Tor
hammer, with which she struck Mccall: hCr husband
then fuuwcd him out into the NAL and struck nm Win
a. AK twice tie head Mary Ann COnuel fifte glrl
about " ars old, saw Mccall 90 into Mrs Matthew's
ruo aud heard him call her bad names; she ordered
lin out and he then knocked her down; she got mp,
struck him with hammer, and her husband struck Lln
With th. Az This occurred according TO her testimony,
IN the IT. ON and not in the hall, Mrs. Mccall swore.
number witnesSt FOR the defense were called, Who
te 20 the deceased having been In their employ,
and that he had alwaNs borne good reputation
The pri> Ouer Matthews testified that on the day IN
question returned 10 his home about noOn &ud found
HE wife CRYING from beating she told HIM she had IC-
cciVcd from Mccall; he ordered lis dinner, and in the
mean ne commenced splitting wood; while so en-
in q Metuew. TO come out adding as he left that
BE- would k somebody IN that house that very day; soon
after again. AID succeeded in getting IL, when
e sciz-d Mrs Mccall by the wrists, struck her IN the
madness by the attack upon Lis wife, WHO was then
pregnant seized Mccall aid tried 20 eject lin from the
RON; Mccall once more turned, aud again kicked Mrs
Matthews upon which the prisoner rails the W ich
jur, not being able agree, ordered by the Re
cUrder 10 De kept in all ul-nt.