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Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-05-12

Earle Morn. Thousands Of both sexes, In This
counfry sWake every morning languld, unrefreshed,
and oeSoid OF al inclination for breakfast NO matter
ceed their best and quickest remedy Will be found U
dos ~ PLAnTATIoH BfTTDls. The beneficial enscl
gent01 influence OF the preparation, and reserve o.
Iatant Vitality, which only required the swakening
EoN6At Into psy. OF af appeussfsN y the most In
.3s 40 sas inPgs pol. Hnch i%g s,r % sne
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-05-12

EVERY SATURDAY.-No. 10, for May
gives continuation Of "The Mystery OF Edwin
Drood.' by Charles Dickens. The Illus
trations comprise A portrait Of the
Right Hon. Robert Lowe, Chancellor Of
the British Exchequer; likeness OF
the Princess of Wales; fulipage engraving o.
the late boat race between Oxford and Cambridge
etc. cartoon, in supp lement form, Ii also given,
representing two OF the most famous characters
in Martin Chuxzlewit-sairey Camp and Betsey
Png. FrxLDs, OsaooD 4 Co., Publishers, Boston.
Mass. % 90 per snnum.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-05-12
Durno,s Catarrh SnuK

Strengthens Weak Eyos-Improves the Hearing,
Relieves Headache, Promotes Expectoration,
Cures Catarrh In its worst FORMS and sweetens the
Breath. II contains no Tobacco, IL mild, and pro
notes pleasant sensation and beneficial resultSto
all who appreciate "a Clear Head" Sold every
where by Druggists.
KIDDRR wEfuERKLL, Agents,
1O4 William st. New York
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-05-12

II you do not feel veil you send for doctor, he
calls upon you, looks wise, scrawls some hero
glyphics upon piece Of paper which you take ia
drug store and there pay 50 cents to 81 co. besides
the doctors fee, for q remedy nine times ont OF
ten not half go good a. DR.. MoRsEs INDIAN RooT
PrLIs, which cost but q cents per box. Do
you think the former the best, because you pay the
most for it, If you do, We advise you to use, JUS,
as an experiment., the MORsEs INDIAN RooT
Pulls. They are prepared from formula pro
nounced by the most learned physicians Of Our
country, to be the best and moot universal OF fam
,y medicines. The MoRsx's INDIAN Roor PIls
cure Headache, Liver complaints, Indigestion,
Dyspepsia, Female irregularities. &c, and are put
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-05-12

VALUABLE AND RELIABLK.-" Brotons
Bronchial Irocl!es" will be found invslua-
bic to those exposed TO sudden changes,
affording prompt relief in cases Of Coughs,
Colds. etc. For Public Speakers and
Singer. and those who over-tax the voice,
they are useful in relieving An lrritated
Throat. and will render articulation easy.
AZ Tiers ars jssifastOHs, b sure 70 oBTAM
Gk geavins. ~
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-05-12

For GENERAL DEBILITY, lack Of appetite,
or where q strengthening tonic ID needed,
Perkins, Stern ~ Co.'s Pacific Wine Bitters
will be found invaluable. For sale BY all
druggists and grocers, and Wholesale "a and
50 La Sale street, Chicago, III.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-05-12

I'm nDDT AND ORl0MAL TONIC o. nONs-
Phosphorus and Calisays. known - Zero Phosphaaec
D1xk Of UansayA Bark. The IRON restores color %
he blood. the phosphorus Senew waste OF Ae nerve
tissue. and the ealsaya gives natural, hethful tone
70 the diGesve orKA1A thereby curing dyupepea min
various lormA wakulne, general debility. depsoeaaor
Of spieb; aso the best pssveuuve against fever aad
ague. One pint contains the virtues Of ono ounce o.
calisaya, and one teaspoonful grain Of Iron and
phosphorus. Manufactured only BY CASwKIL
HAZARD CO.. SUCCESSORS 10 cAswxrI. MACK Co.
New York. Sold BY DFuggists. p
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-05-12
ROVrNTY.
BOUNTY I

Soldiers aud heirs soldiers, enlisted between May
and July ~ 1861 three years entitled to $780, In
where no bounty has yet been collected. Send
JAMES II. STANLEY,
Successor to Hit Co } Room 10 Tribune Budg,
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-05-12
aiken Of an agreementt0 be executed
n form a. soon hereafter ~ practic-
On Friday evening, pursuant to

On Friday evening, pursuant to
'Uirsruhe hurofinov-ls. pe,.,.. f:'ll.rrsdh
Cere Barrei--Robert Cartwright. Chicago.
Extension Tabe-Anton Detsch, Frankfor
Paper Flee. w Emerson. Chicago.
Paint Pail--C. r. Otis. Chicago.
Crank Motion-M. A. Rowe Martinsville.
Lamp Burner-P. Baker. Chicago.
Trade Mark-Henry Kellogg, Chicago.
| Folding Lounge J. Beiersdorf, Chicago.
Sewing Machne-F. H. Brown, Chicago
Road Scraper-Steyens d futile, Deer Creek.
Cultivator-Gerber Il Smith, Rockford.
| Horse Hay Raxe-William Emmons, Sandwich
Bot.Air Drum for Coal stove-Bentley & High
Drier-A. W. Cox, Indianapolis.
Converting Reciprocating into Rotary Motion
| Hartmann & MOrningstaye, Richmond.
| Saw MILE. Highley, Beechy Mire.
| Fruit Drcr- Joseph Mongene, Vincennes.
School Desk-J. F. Piebl. Richmond.
Shingie Machine-Wheeler Il Vaughn, Camel
Mechanism for Transmitting Power to Lathe
| and Other Machnery-Stewart, Zimmerman
Lamb, Aurora. ,,,..x
Observation-Disclosures Brodie, Union.
Spring Bed Bottom-W s. Crippen, Grand Rap
Acununcture Ipstrument--G. Herrick, Albion.
Attachment Tor Sewing Machine-Mellcn Il Val
Sandt, Adrian.
BroomJ. H. Parsons, Jonesville
Hosting Machine : N. j. wilkinson, Kalamazoo
Brojler for Meat-H Willard Grand Rapids.
Convcyer Block-W. Dewitt, Tallmsdge.
Spring Seat and Bed Boitom-M. Flanagan, De
trOt.
Machine for Saving Single Bolts-M. Hart, Bos
ton.
slide Valye-Jas Larkin. Detroit.
Barrel-H. G. Porter, Grand Rapids.
WISCONSIN.
Cul;ivator-Clark Alyord, CORTLAND.
Hosting Machine--R A. Il. W. Kendall, Minera
Point.
Manufacture of Railroad Rails--Hugh Lee, Be
lott.
Saw Swage--L W. Pond, West Eau Claire.
Saw Swaging Mschine--L. w. Pond, West Eat
Claire. ~
Sash Balance and Lock--W. ii Doe, Oshkosh.
IOWA.
Washing Machine Fiscus IL Arney, Albion.
NIsNksoTA.
Device for Boring Wells--O. p. Franz, st. An
| th0ny
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-05-12

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- Prices X educed. -
~ Send for Price List and Circulars =
WEIGH d GRlFFITHS,
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GI0O,OW0 A YEAR can be made by good, en-.
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can keep their mouths shut. Address in confidence,
NEW YOlsk VARIETY Co, sS2 Broadway MY
DAFeMTU Inventors desiring Caveats Patents
n CIV o. or old rejected CAGES corrected Of
tedious delays by calling on FARwELL, kLLswoRrH
Co.. formerly OF the u B. Patent ONCE at Dc Lake
st., Chicago. Pamphlets OF Instructions sent free
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-05-12

Dr. 8. o. RrcHARpsoN's SH1RAY WINE BIT
ERs--PhsrmRceutical Preparation by regularly
educated Physician-s one Of the most pleasant
log from protractcd illnees, or those who at this
particular season ofthe year are euhjet TO Jaunice
Hahitual Constipation, or any disease arisinE rom
q disOrdered Stomach, Liver or Bowels, will find
in the Sherry Wine Blttsrs friend more to be de-
sired than gold. Sold by all druggists.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-05-12

rror, a.. Moes rA.rrr may be made Blanc Mango.
IAebt .house Pudding, Long Branch Pudding. Fsnne
Cram Cream Cakes. Farfne P1es ana Custards, Ice
Cream, Soups, Gravies, &C., &C.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-05-12
PRUSSINH'S VINEGAR

Ask your grocer for n ussinRs Cider Vinegar. II
warranted pure and palatable, and TO Rreecrvt
pickles. First Premium awarded al the u. B. FAT
the Illinois state Fair aud Chicago City Fair Largest
e. r. PKU SIZING, 330 and "a 1 STATE st.. Chicago.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-05-12
Foreign GOSsip.
Our Railroad.

In accordance with previous ex-
pectatiOn, Hon. J. B. Grinnell arri.
ved here last Friday noon, TO confer
with our citizens, on behalf Of him
Ielf and certain Eastern Railroad
capitalists. in regard to the Abba,
Knoxville and Des MOines Railroad
Enterprise. Members Of the Compa-
AZ, and some Of the most prominent
BUSINESS men of town, were In con-
iultation with him during the after.
loon, at Stone 4 Ayres' Office, as the
Eesult of which q mutual understand
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-05-12
Incidents and Accidents.

friends grave at San Francisco, few
days since.
"A girl III Olympia, Washington Ter.
ritory, threw some coarse powder into q
stove, supposing it to be package Of
seeds. Happily, her father is carpenter
During the month of March there
were eighty-nine fires in New York, caus.
ing an aggregate loss Of $685., 241, on which
there were $2.017 900 insurance.
-Four experimenters in new illumin-
ating gas at San Francisco assembled the
other evening to test it. Each left the
room with q window sash around his
neck.
lone patient in Maine has really and
undoubtedly been made nervous by smok-
ing. He put lighted pipe in the same
pocket with $50 worth Of paper currency.
"A Massachusetts man, while chang
ing cars in Fitchburg, the other day,
slipped, fell, and stuck the handle OF his
umbrella through his cheek into his
mouth.
A record book Of an Odd Fellows
Lodge, which VIM. +. Drew was carrying
to his home in Manchester, N. H., few
nights ago, received the bullet which an
assassin intended for the heart Of Mr..
Drew.
Two enterprising citizens of Will
mington, Del, who recently erected two
fine brick houses, have discovered that
they made mistake in the location and
placed their buildings upon another mans
lots, adjoining theirs.
The Dubuque Lumber Companys
large saw mill, commonly known a.
Noore's mill, was destroyed by fire few
days ago, together with . large amount OF
lumber in an adjoining yard. The mill
was valued Ut $4,000
"A woman passenger on the Milwau-
kee Railroad, the other day, wrapped up
her child, eight months old, and laid 1t on
. seat to sleep On arriving at Kenosha,
the babe was unwrapped and found to
have been smothered to death.
While four deck hands Of the steamer
St Paul were, the other evening, attempt
inR to take yawl from the bow to the
stern of the steamer, ct st. Louis, It came
In contact with the wheel, which was IN
motion, capsizing 1t, and three OF the four
occupants were drowned.
A moulder named Henry Lux was
fearfully burned at the Novelty Works,
Indianapolis, the other night. he was
carving ladle OF motion iron, and trip.
ped and fell, throwing 1t over his side and
abdomen. There was . chance for his
recovery.
Excitement was recently created st
Trenton. n. J., By the discovery Of over
twenty gold coins Of various dzcs, By H.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-05-12
MACHINISTS /!

Twist Drills and Chucks, Screw Plates and Taps Ma
chine gcnws. Emery Wheels. Foot Lathes, etc. sent
free. GoopEOw WIGnTMAN, 2J Cornh'll, Boston.
VXyMuted, Everybody out OF empoym, mt to ad.
wv drral HuanRs 4 HItqnRh. IaOuis Vile. kentucky.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-05-12

Smash! splash splash one after the other. all
had aked overheard 70 go down IN the dark waters
The former conducted 70 the edge Of the planking
to sar ss I e, s Il
orols push. sent the plank over into the water;
hung upon his arm, pleading in his native tongue,
the lives fthe two remaining. -. .
cried In EngI sin. he glanced AZ the prisoners.
At your saryice." answered Tom drab. but what
the difference as 70 the country OF them what goes TO
Al length the ailer seem affected by his com
YOU lives are spared !" he said" that sfor the
The two were conducted into he cabin. where they
found Grace, watched over by a guard.
Al sight OF her brother the beautiful creature who
had been wsspass y9Ieny cf'<' Out ''' Joy anu n'
tn were. however, not permitted 70 embrace. Mer.
ton had not more than time TO soy en- encourage q
word 10 the young girl when he was HURRIED With Crab
into an adjoining apartment, the door Of which was
BY anight. the vessel having ben sacked Of ~
yslasbles. the prisoners were taken aboard ,nc
esn sesS hs sf asSsss
masses q beautiful banana and other trees that firing
The view was beautiful.
ns s az snc g te
covered with heavy. creeping vines, tsronsn WHICH an
:ssa Mi a'a nso.ans s burst from the lips
Az sautfui indeed ~ said musical voice behnd
her, when turning she beheld the young pirate cap
lie was even more fancifully arrayed than the day
before. 49,
Yes" he continued, .ths 10 beautiful spots
spot sacred TO me, a. 1t was here tbatJ was born.
- You said you were born hereT remarked Richard
aSes." answered the other. sadly; !" and here my
mother died after my poor father WAS killed"
He set his white teeth together he said this, and
his ewes seemed TO Hash II htping.
The tall, dark man who has been spoken OF, now
made his appearance from forward whore he had ben
uperfn en- Ing some work about the anchors.
.ifsis IL my frat tieutcnAnt Lenluel fravo" snid
the captain q bis musical voices sand may - vel
teiI vou 6rsf - last that my neW0-Oe ct least no
name 80 lp1G0-je NAsxAur # r. - iks5sa
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-05-12

4 MODEL HOUSE.
Being cripple. haye msds house planning !
model OF convenience. beauty and economy. Descnp
tive clIcular o. Pisns Visv. &c, WE Esns'n n
stamp or script II coz venjent)s GEO. j. COLBY,
Architect, Wsiegbuyy, Vermont.
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-15


MORNING STAR hop this evening.
The net gain from the German Ba-
zaar was 1855.
SEE local notice of stockholders
meeting.
LADIES Social to- night at the Wal
nut Street Church.
THE Thermometer range for yester-
terday, was z An. 320; II NJ. AZ; 8
PM. 30'.
WANTED: The name Of the person
who invited the City Council to visit
Henderson. on Tuesday.
a RUNAWAY occurred on Water
Street yesterday, By which q fine bug
gy was badly smashed, but fortunate
" no one was hurt.
1901. This Club meets on Mon
day hereafter. The next dance will
be on next Monday evening at Phil
harmonic Hall.
DRESSED hogs are quoted by the
telegraph, ''quiet at T." There are .
number Of very well dressed hogs in
every community that cannot keep
quiet any price.
STUDENTS Of mythology are re-
quested to examine the figures in the
show windows of M. Lyons clothing
store, and tell who they represent. A
gentleman deep in the study of va
rious systems, has puzzled himself
over them to no purpose, aud scorn-
fully rejects the suggestion that they
represent composite nationality.
A WHEEL came off from the car.
riage Of Mr.. Fl. E. Read, yesterday af
ternoon, while it was being driven
along Water Street. letting the occu.
pants down very suddenly, but with.
out doing any harm. The horse being
q gentle one, stood quietly after the
accident. so that no one was seriously
hurt, but a number Of ladies were
badly frightened.
AN old Swiss named GottIieb Meyer
was arrested by Marshal Wunderlich,
yesterday. for disorderly conduct.
Meyer visited several houses on Third
and Walnut Streets begging, and
when refused aid. cursed and abused
the ladies whom he met. His violence
toward Mrs. DR.. Welborn was the i'm.
mediate cause Of his arrest.
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-15
RiYer DispatclRes.

PITTsBURG, December il -SnOW-
ing. Monongahela scant 8 feet and
falling; Allegheny falling &C Oil City.
Arrived uniata. No departures
except packets. The present rise
takes eleven hundred Thousand bush
els of coal to Cincinnati, and twelve
hundred thousand bushels to Louis
vile. There are nine steamers here
to 90 out in addition.
CINCINNATI, December 14-River
IL feet 8 inches; risen 8 inches. Ar
riVed-Lorena, from Portland; Min
Belle Vernon, for New Orleans; Sam.
J Hale, for Memphis; Bermuda, for
Evansville. Cloudy; temperature 33o.
LOUISVILLE. December 14.-Ar-
rived, III U. Yeager, Pittsburg, who
will remain here until there is sufi-
Gent water to descend the falls; Ca
melia, Tennessee River; Mary Ament,
Cincinnati. Departed, Mary Ament,
Evansville. River rising, having risen
two inches, with 81 inches iR the
chute, and 5 feet aud / inch in the
canal. Weather clear. Mercury So.
CAIRO, December 14-Port List
Quickstep, Evansville packet, ii PM;
Warner, Cairo 20 New Orleans, B
AN; j. M. kellogg, New Orleans to
St. Louis, z; Mohawk, Cairo to New
Orleans, 3 PM; Mary Davage, Pitts
burg to Sc. Louis, 3; Marble City,
Memphis TO Cairo. 4 Belle Mem
phis. Memphis to st. Louis, 6; Ella
Hughes, Nashville packet, 6. River
ross inches. Weather clear. Mer-
curry 400.
ST. LOUIS, December 14.-Arrived
Glendale, Pittsburg; Illinois and
Sc. Johns. Keokuk; Shamrock, Gin
cinnati. Departed-Grand Tower,
Memphis; Illinois. Keokuk; Mollie
Able and w. j. Lewis, New Orleans;
Nick Wall, Red River; Bon Accord,
Metropolis; st. Johns, Quincy. River
stationary, with s feet to Cairo and 4
feet to Keokuk. Weather clear and
cold.
MEMPHIS, December 14.-Weather
cloudy; mercury so River rising. De-
parted-Olive Branch, st. Louis;
City of Quincy and r. g. Gray, Lou
isville; Altoona, Cincinnati; Utah and
Alba, Arkansas River; City of Cairo,
Vicksburg; Wren and Ouachita
Belle, New Orleans; Shreve, Red
River.
YICKsBUaG, December 14-Down
-ExchaDge. Pargoud, and Mary
Houston. Up-Grand Era and City
of Vieksburg.
NEW ORLEANS, December IA Ar
rived-Leonidas and Dexte., St.
Louis; Belle Lee, Memphis; Ruth
and Fontenelle, Arkansas River. De-
parted-BelEast, st. Louis.
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-15
Ths courts.


CIRCUIT OoURT.-Hon. George 4.
Bicknel, of the Seuenth Judicial Cir
cut. presiding.-The trial Of the case
Of Crawford County VS.. the L., N. A.
& 9. R.R. Co. was commenced, and q
motion to suppress certain afidavits
was argued, the decision on which will
be rendered this morning. A jury
has been summoned aud will be EN-.
panneled this morning.
CRIMINAL COURT - Hon. Chas. II.
Butterfeld, presidtng.-George Old
ham. heretofore spoken Of as Odam,
was tried or q charge Of being en-
gagged in the Fair Play riot, in which
che negro Matthew Williams was
killed BY George Pelham. The evi
dence went to show that Oldham had
exchanged pistols with Pelham before
the latter was shot BY Cravens. The
jury brought in a verdict Of guilty
and fixed the penalty at a fine Of
800 and thirty days 10 the county
Jail.
The trial Of John and Jesse NJ. T.
Oldham and James Sherwood, will be
proceeded with this morning.
RECORDERS CoURT-N. Willard,
Esq., presiding. George Smith, the
fellow arrested for burglary. proved
to be q poor saddle-tree maker, whose
long knife was q part Of his outfit.
Dir. Decker being made aware of the
facts, and believing the fellow had, as
be stated, only staggered in while
drunk, to get bite to eat, only pros
ecuted for drunk and disorderly con.
duct, for which be was fined 1--WE dol
lars, and sent to the lookup.
John Admire admires whisky. and
Francis Love loves it. They were
sent to love and admire the Walnut
Street refectory, 10 default of money
to pay their fines with. that Of Love
being s24 As for caressing his wife
Sally Henderson, with q shovel, the
violence Of bis love raising humps on
her head.
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-15

The VEsTT or TIE COUNCIL TO
III NDERs0N.-The Cbgsrser Of yester-
day has an editorial account Of the
visit Of certain members Of the Coun-
Gil, headed By Mayor Baker. to Hen
derson, on Tuesday. in which, it is
said, that the members Of the Coun-
Gil felt that they had been ins1lted
because the Board of Directors OF the
road held a private session. from
which they, as we'll as the citizens of
Henderson, were excluded.
If such feeling exists or did exist,
it il proper to say that Mayor Baker
did not share 1t, for it appeared when
the Evansville party arrived at Hen
derson, that although prominent
business men" Of Henderson had
perfect right to entertain whosoever
they pleased at their own houses,
they had no right 10 invite people to
attend q private meeting of the direc
tors Of the Evansville, Henderson and
Nashville Railroad Company. 1t is
further explained by persons who
we're present, that q motion was put
and carried in the directors meeting.
making it q private session, before the
arrival of the Evansville delegation;
and General Boyle notified those pres
emit that the Board desired no sssist'
anoe or eloquence from outside parties.
The Evansville delegation, in lgno-
renee Of this fact. entered the room,
and Of course the second announce
ment was made necessary. 1t now
aruears that neither the people Of
Henderson nor the railroad officials
extended any invitation, but that some
individual, not authorized By either,
suggested to q member of the Council
of this city that il would be good
thing to have an united effort made
to influence the action OF the Board
Of Directors, and the Councilman an
nOunoed in the meeting Of the Coun-
oil that an invitation had been ex-
tended. OF course, he was supposed
to have been fally authorized TO make
the statement, and the Council, rather
informally, accepted the invitation.
AS to the action of the Board in Sc
cret session, it was this: The people
having made no proposition TO the
Company to induce the Board to
locate the shops at Henderson, a
motion was put and carried, that il
Henderson would grant the Company
the right Of way TO construct a track
to the river bank, and furnish ground
for the erection Of the shops. they
would be located there, otherwise they
would be located at Hopkinsville, on
the terms proposed by the people Of
that place. The proposition is to be
accepted by Henderson within thirty
days, or the Board would accept the
proposition Of Hopkinsville.
There remains but ten miles of track
yet to be laid to finish the road. and
it is expected that trains will run over
the road By February 1st.
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-15

A THAEKLEss CHILD.-Some days
ago Dir. Jackson Of the police force
was applied TO BY . family in the
northern part Of the city. 90 search
for sum Of about s107, which had
been stolen from them. telling him
that certain young girl, the intimate
friend of their daughter. was proba
bly, the thief. Mr.. Jackson found
the girls together. sought for the
money in vain, but brought the
daughter home. When the girl
came home her parents assaulted her
violently, and she left az soon IS
the officer did. From circumstances
that came to the knowledge of the
parents. il is entirely probable that
the money was stolen at the instance
of their own daughter. who with the
other girl is now missing from town
| They had been in the habit of at
tendiDg dances together. and on such
occasions the girl suspected, was &C
customed to sleep at the house from
which the money was stolen.