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Miscellaneous.
COAL YARD.

THE undersigned has opened Coal Yard on
L the corner of Mechanics street and Third
avenue, near Aid. A. Bakers wholesale ware.
house. He will keep constantly on hand q
large supply of the finest quality Of coal, which
he will sell at reasonable rates. The patron.
age of the public is respectfully solicited.
soft JOHN C. JONES
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II q cI.EVELAND,S

NEW LIVERY, SALE AND FEED STABLE.
~ You can get your horses fed with good feed, at
low prices also horses and buggies let and teams
for heavy hauling.
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HENRY MARTIN.

4 TTORNEY AT LAW AND COLLECTING
IA AGENT. Eldoradlo Butler County, Kansas
Taxes paid for non residents. All business en-
trusted 10 me will be promptly attended to.
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n. NORRIS, M. D.,
ELDRIDGE HOUSE

LAWRENCE, KANSAS,
Il. a. SMITH, Proprietor.
The only frst-class house in the city. Liv-
cry and Feed Stable connected with the house.
H- Prices reasonable.
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G.. w. sTODARD 3 co..

G.. w. STODARD & CO.,
"OUSE 4 SIGN PAINTERS Glazing GRIM
IL ing, Guiding, Marbling and Paper Hanging.
Seaiings Whitened and Walls Colored. All Kinds
OF mixed colors for sale. All work done ut low
figures and satisfaction guaranteed shop on eth
Avenue, between Commercial and Mechanics ST.
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TAILORING.
PAINTERS.

u. GORMLEY.
TNAILOR. At L. L. Perley's Clothing House
II Emporia, Kansas.
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LIVERY STABLES.
JOHN BAYS
j. II. a w. DAVIS

JOHN BAYS
r livery AND FEED STABLE, 7th Avenue
u Teams and saddle horses TO hire. Horses fed
1t all times and on reasonable terms.
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Miscellaneous Business Cards

CLAIMS NEAR ARKANSAS CITY.
TT You want TO buy, sell. or take claim near Ar
kansas city, call on Max Fawcett. Mt that place.
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A TTORNEY AT LAW, Eureka Greenwoo
IA County. Kansas. Legal business prompt
attended To. WIN buy and sell Real Estate.
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NoTARIEs AND LAND AGENTS.

O. ". HART,
ID EAL ESTATE 4 INSURANCE AGENT, En-
III poria Kansas. Represents four OF the most
reliable Eastern Fire Insurance Companies. Also,
Notary Public and Licensed Conveyancer. ONCE
No. Ia Commercial Street.
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T ". ROBINSON 4 SON, Proprietors. Corner
Lie Of Merchants street aud Sixth Avenue This
house has been reftted and furnished throughout,
and IL now open To the public. Stages leave daily
and connect with all Eastern Railroads.
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ID. M. BRONSON

HAYS HOUSE,
GoUNClI. GROVE, KANSAS. +. r. Nichols
~ Proprietor.
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4. Il. PHENIs,
A TrORNEY At LAW and Notary Public Eu-
IA reka, Greenwood county, Kansas.
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HOTELS.
ROBINSON HOUSE,

BUCKEYE HOUSE.
INIFTH AVENUE, Fmporia, Kansas, near cor
Il ner OF Commercial Street. Worden 4 Bird
SELL Proprietors.
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G.. w. HUBBELL,
A TroRNEY AT LAW and Notary Public Ell
IA rcka. Greenwood county, Kansas.
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PROTECTED BUILDINGS.

Amended is a list of plans OF new buildings sub
mittdd since last report for approval TO Mr. James
Nj MacGregOr, the superintendent OF Buildings;
Plan N685-Cft No 4 5stoy brick and ONO stone store
plan No g6-4tst Us Of 5h-aye two 4stoy brick stables
&c, 251O. Owner, ) HOwland -, 49,
Plan No s7-IitRst 25 Of Ave one 5stOY bneA tene
ment 3lI25. 0sneT, Louis SehutLe. - ,-.-..
Plan No 8351thst 293 OF 9h-aYe TWO fsoy Heonei
6rstcass dwellings, 2OI53. Owner, B p Fairehh.
89lOth-ave and 8dtst, one Zsory ae Eouse
plan No sOsrrcest Nos and 4story and basement
brick stable, 5OI3O. Owners Morton and Canary
Plan No 83st 10 II OF lOhavei three istor bncA anu
brown-stOne and tenemens 25rO Owner Buchel
NJ and 73th-s i've +sOry AMI has
and brownsone fscass dwengs l'i9i owner NJ
Stiles ,,-,..-----.-
plan No slS4thst 100 2ave four istory brick and
brown stone tenements 251t0 Owner, Mr. BurcheiL 80 -
Plan 85-Grand and Laurens sts cor one 0s'o OeA sO
and tenement 2sT60. Owner Jas Courtney , IL.
Plan No &5 OF 34th-s' one f-0r ana base
fcass dwelling OIo5I75 owner u G
Plan No G2-E 24h No 5al 5stO brick tenement 25ISO
Owner, John'LoDer. 49,, 4. &C., p.- -
frtcas dwellings, 2jK71 Owner Nat Brnes
Plan No -GreenSichst, No l one +stoy onek store A0o
Owner. W VI Cobb -, ,
class dwellings. l7N4 Owner Moore Murray
B3aye and 5thst i've 3stoTy tck ana bEoHbsloe
and tenemenp, lc2I6O Owner Thomas smith -, -
and tenernents, l9r55 Owner Thomas Loughrun. -
Plan No 83Sh go OF 6th-aye one fst0ry onck and
dwelling 25x6j Owner Michael Dooey
$50 OF haye, two 4stofy and basement
brick tenements 25Ii6. Owner, Jas Smith 80 -
Plan No 8West lOhst No A one @stoy brick stable llI5
Plan No 8-Bower 81 sto and basement brick store 2I
60 Owner Rebecca Jones.
Plan No 8J-3ia7e and list four 4Ory brick stores aud
tenements 25x9l. Owner, estate OF = Sehermerhorn
G. y Of Jhs 3storg brek store
and tenement 23Ii5 Owner Jas Sheridan
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. RIVER OF CoUYTERFEITs swINDLED.

Yesterday E. G. Lipe, resident OF Concord,
North Carolina temporarily stopping at Earies Hotel IN
this city, called on superintendent Jourdsh ana com
planned that he had been swndled OUT oi soo py man
named John f. Hamilton, having room al NO 10 Mas
saust The superintendent questioned the man. ana
unaIy drew from him, rather unwillngy the TACT that
he had received from Hamilton circular se'thg ior'h
that he had in his possession, ana was constantly en-
gagged in manufacturing, perfect J"e " VIC ia
onefourth their face value Mr. Ape called on Hamilton
on Monday and was told th"t ls ON he d. ened 70 name
a. miles Inland and that he wished to procure any OF
The counterfeits he could pay hun uiauli,oh snu ~
Would bring him the amount he desired pe sei'yte
Al 900 OF ones, twos. nves aud COS anu e,he tIii
s1s the Inter promising 20 meet bl on the iV""ihB
day and give him the counterfes 0 eou,se haia.ton
did NOT come back and Mr. Lpes $50 are aloo ih-hg
n,endeut Jordan gave Lpe no nope TOT the re-
covery Of his money, but did give MN ms Opinion oi s
Uipes) conduct Several lrIsoun9 n n, ,rral ~ ,nott
i'm similar manner of late but thy prlerreu 10 poS kot
their nquity with their ioss - 'In mv onpnrfit
money.
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dan and the Coroner IA follows: "whom did you see
oneie a. M%adsonsqnare % that You knew A. Didn't see
stand that you didn't speak TO any one you saw in Mad
that as anytsng S S a. Yes Sir @ Are You as positive Of
o Dch aa no with anybody in the Park
=, @ You remember giving those answers and having
those questions addressed to youl A. Yes Sir.
stated that yo dJ have cr cpruspsaton With two men
.na day told the superintendent so; that had
by the first juror-when you sign receipt for your
you you haye to be identified by two persons have
e You have mott A. No. Sir.
mSnev has mean h 70 say that on no occasion before the
has not required you to be Identified by two persons
the one namedi A. No. Sir.
q At any time have you been identified by any persons
as - James Watsoni A. No, Sir; not as remember.
army Won 6o said since your return m rom rom sne
Any Instrument like this dog used in boiler shopi A.
g Who locks the basement door at night Al do:
Who retired first, you or your motheri A. did
~, you never were out after your mother retired to
9, Since Mr.. Nathan went to the country have ,you
81 any OHner persons In the house except me members
Vi the Iahuyf A only the carpenters and plumbers.
Mnere 90 you 60 to draw your pension A. 10 the
a. Are they acquainted with you therei A. No, Sir
they might know me by eyesighi.
q What evidence do you take to show that you are
wood I'm in Mr.; Nathans house A. Yes, Sir.
9. Do yoa know where it A. No, Sir,
W lake mat dog i'll your hand and tell me Wnetner
you ever spit any wood with il lScnsat0n in Court
A. No. SIR never this before, except the morning
OF the murder.
This closed the examination Of Kelly, and at 152 he
eit the witness stand The Coroner then read an aida-
VT made by Mr. Morris r. Williams the Sd Of August
In whose testimony there has been some conflict HIS
testimony was in relation to the iron dog and he was
unwilling to swear that he had or had not seen it In Mr.
Nahans stable In the affidavit he sw0re that he saw
an Instrument similar TO the "dog" described In the
newspapers In the stable but he positive that II was
not the instrument with which Mr.. Nathan was killed.
TESTIMONY OF MR., FRANCIS WHEATON.
The Coroner then called Mr.. f. Wheaton, q caulker,
who testified that the dog looked like those used in
siding out posts in lumber yard; Mr. Morris r. Williams
had told him that he had instrument like it lying
around the stable, but the witness although he had
flooded the carriage house floor once TO If it was
waertight, removing everything for the purpose had
failed TO see il, anything that resembed it he had
seen the carriage wrench and thought it could not be
mistaken for the "dOg' very "handly"; Mr.. Williams
thought he had seen it there after the carpenters left
The hour of having arrived the inquest was ad-
jouTned until this morning at 1890 o'clock.
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A CONNECTICUT LAWYER CHARGED WITH PER-
JJJRY

Yesterday Gideon Palmer. lawyer, late OF
MddetOwn Coi arrested and taken before Justice
Hogan at the TomDs to answer charge of perjury pre-
ferred by Frederick Treadway of No. sos Bergenst'
Brooklyn The complainant testified that he Is the pam
tiff in case now pending in the Supreme Court III this
city ON Judgment obtained in the State OF Connecticut
During the trial he alleges that Palmer sWore thal ne
had NOT answered the complaint IN the state OF Gohhec
emf nor was there any record OF Judgment Inc com
nlanant exhibited to the magistrate the Judgment ron
a. yrantcd i'm the first suit. The magistrate h,id Paller
In haiI In await examination to pc heu on lhe
Conclusion of the suit pending in the supreme Court
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A FRATRICIDE PROMISED.

John Goodrich OF NO. 329 Rlylngt0n-st. was
sent to Backwes Island four weeks ago. charge Of
habitua drunkenness preferred by his brother David
g. Goodrich From Blackwes Island he twice escaped,
and was twice taken back. On Wednesday he again
coped and Yesterday he was once more arrested and
hrnught before Alderman Welsh, at the Essex Market
Police Court Upon receiving his sentence TO be taken
hack 70 prison Goodrich turned 30 his brother and said
~ will shoot you when get out and will expose this
yilIanous conspiracy 10 the public will write ana
speak to my friend, Charles A Dana, about II.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF NEw-YoRK. ...................Aus. u.
CLEARED.
Ks, %e & a FaiI SV WIZ ia Nay
aoser Fqts Phhii Fap Fireman raodegsi cCssS' Ca'
SoS Gsy PH T + n SI Sn'. Bd.o '''
Ba4Es-Frmsa nan Dsun Fletcher Harr Gale D,y:en Tas.s
po%niDg Lisbon JGI Blake Blake Johns Fl Albert Harm
m,a ss ASsn B. sr. Ellen ks65 kS5 s. Yo2 sG5 y B. o Buckley
Pss.Ss B54Eo Bosss & G,1s % 99Rs S9GR L g" M st. Go
HALIFAX; Miranda. Hardy, Baltimore.
slOoP-SOPhia Hunt Se"-lIa'ep.
Steamship City Of Dublin Eynon Liverpool July so and oueer'tO-n
Steamship The Queen Thompson Liverpool July a. and Queenstown
steamship ArOna Cray Aspnra Aug mds pass us.'ur',
steamship Isaac Bell BOue Richmond City Point, and Norfolk
Ship Robinson crasO Mcleod ca March 49, aud SaHl Heads
Bark Martin Luther Peterson GOttensurE II days iron
Bark Goethe Koe Rotterdam 81 afys, mise
Bark D. Cornwall Wsllaee Fa,rlS, r K. sugar
Big America Doody Boston iays, ballast. ,.,,,
NJ II. stocbhsm Coer, ndiano 2 days hds An' WOOL
scHooSKRs--HIyEK AND coAsrwIsE
Sste S. sEss RSsss SsSryiSs5 Virgins B. SI1p'
Albert Mason Gardiner lerrS HIos1e, q, ;anI hsaSs'e''
Phi, Ss s6%,9 sa, 5' ss, sSss S,I SdS Si% Rs
cys cs,y o0,a.sH SJi,ysa SsaIAO'A SSsnceicr Norwich
sr1Hi Hs"iy iesss Sesiiav.u I.on Sss'gs.i Ss.i,.
ae Saripst s".'"n' MIR Brockws,, EhiaAe,bpest
Isaac Merritt BiisShpss ya.Iiss E1 EDsSe,So. 1SsSs
Aida, EhyabethpOr .alpst. fS,,he,buort,
Stranger EiLsbrthpor .. .s. Is.isr
SAILED. - ~, H.s.
Magnolia HsVsAs va Nsssa" L.. ~ -
vrrsh. s,,,togs Tor Norfolk, &C. shP hhns i"' i'''~
WIND-sun~.t light, s. eosiy.
sal, 49,, Ia A,pInsan July 70 for New York bet
The on tbe brokes do~n vsea about three
miles fTo port. ., .-, ashore and SNrrup Cav
The .s srs r.rSS Sieros .e q Ss.I sI os'.oa
was sss n ., ~ shups the 18Th as ~ " oc ~ saes sss
she Nn sS n y.-e anchored on suil "a sned Aaf
ia es. % .d etnso iOs boss The Ba' Tsa'e1 iS uns ans
senN ' ~, =, KeBne5uai h@. 10 I'D ,-,.o.n.
hs @enas ohoa s't hs siasAp Escort snd
poAsr,s The pxesgsss Of the Sose
,sksr sf BY the EsooF'' - -.
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
xx, scyriA-sou. 9kLh icrniiioa has been ressd
Tr.t 1. Jsn l'aa % Malone hsy
w. been yei by 6fs, sud @ no. VIII &c exhibited tnoi bs
soYplenoa ofa lghtig.se
Soe sqbk LlJh-rbe Clsrt Cosr.mc Ia sfen 'euf nav
r the Spieater lt,v NE oss -esuss "a hs ass. 10
Cape ssblc Light viz: The txei ci h,h he nd
xlite light showing hst 10 u Es I'd cfl % % 2,
Poiat ,s,hL-Al.o shat irSa N.i i-@f - ~, . 80,
ing alteration will Ire maGe c s "a B, % iy' M ~ 49,,
Of LaloaT port VIZ TIE re wts h.t Wiz SN.t'
10 red light and clear ws .Lei a heI Distance
u miles
New-York tribune., 1870-08-12
REAL ESTATE.
NEw.YoRK. Thursday, Aug. IL, 1870.

Messrs johnson & Millers sale, yesterday,
which briefly alluded to in THE TRIBUNE OF to-day,
was largely attended and successful Notwithstanding the
threatening weather special train OF eight ears was
made up at II o'clock, and each filed with per-
sons anxious TO attend the sale. There 1900 persons
on the ground and 2i2 lots sold for the aggregate
sum OF $266SO, when the sale interrupted by heavy
shower The bidding spirited, aud the competition
active Before the auctoneers left the ground they col
Iected deposits from all the purchasers Oilers were
made for large parcels after the sale over
twenty-five lots have been sold at Norwood ~ j. for
800 each.
Brown stone IL said to absorb large quantities Of water
10 be seriously affected by frost and il s thought must
soon pass into disuse building material.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-12
ConnIrp Zeal gslate for Gale.

E0R SALE.-An elegant medium-priced mod
HOUSE for sale low with without furitre; tve1- ,J
stable compte % city lots; liver ard roi P,ssc nre,
from city, easy immediate pos ess0n. v X. STEVENSON
SON, II Pne-st.
EARM for SALE.-One of the most desirable
FARMS County q miles fou Ncs-lllag De-o
Hudson Railroad about 100 bun aBl fences sod
oer; viney ard Of OO Delaware vines easy Apply
the b. STRiDLEY, % John st., New iors.
ROLLING MILL MACHINERY, &C.,
III IFOR SALE.
The DIGHToS ROLLING MILL COMPANY oaer for Sa al Of
their MACHINERY slightly damagei b. IRE Of Tack Plate
Mil Bar Mil Nail Plate Sill Pung ni Uelta Furnaces shear,
Tubular Boilers Horizontal Corss Eng ~ 80 and tJ horr
power Nail Machines &C. Also their RIAL ESTATE consisting %
about Of land within 80 e Of wharf which there j. - eet
Of Ssier with track from Old Colony and Newport Railway
ming through For paicur address either WN COBB,
Dghton Mas y W BARSTOW SO Msden-ane, New YORK
HENRY H. ROBINSON, T. Taunton, Mass
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TUrRspAYs WEATHER REPoRr-9 =. ~
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALNANAs-
srn -, 5O7 sun so2 Moon rses.." s:os
Isanl... 800 Hell Gate .lV3o
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GUNNER Retreats.

DREAD LOAF INN-RiptOn, Vermont, rapidly
ID becoming celebrated resort Of the country
SURF HOTEL, -
y ISLAND
srd S0n m D. $. 5. sAAMiS
VNHE PETTIPAUG H0l Sc, Essex, Conn,
still nice family not sen ore Of the coolest
beh places England enough to make guests com
Portable happy; eight miles view Of tie ger Crages 10 sea shore
daily.
For particulars and reference send for circular -
n. PAEEER. Proprietor,
Formerly liar Ouazsett House
New-York tribune., 1870-08-12
Ciip Real Gstate for Sale.

EOR SALE-In FOrty-fOurth-st., near Fifth,
HATCH RIKER No. ! 2sl Broadway.
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Eouses an0 farms Wpute0
Countrn properlr 10 Get.

NEWARK, N.J.-To RENT, three lirst-class g.
~ story basement with subca brick DWELLING HOUSES,
With all improvements located desirable Of the city
sye minutes depo SewYok and tso Minutes walk to
the Boad horse cars rene oE the balance the year
Inquire No. 80 Broadst, at the
New-York tribune., 1870-08-12
Real g:siaie 10 Grcbduae.

/ OW PRICED unincumbered LOTS in Brook
MA RULASD Co., ) Bscsman s,., N. Y.
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years been in the habit sleeping at A. Yes Sir
notice any man standing, conversing together in
front OF Mr. Peckham's house A. think did; there
were two hree they were leaning against the iron
O. BID you lear any their conversationi A. No. Sir
O. Did you notice their appearance sufficiently to de-
What did you do during the morning of the murder
u1 O. When You looked al MI. Nathans body how long
did you remain therei A. About five minutes.
long aid YOU remain thercl A. All the morning
@ When yon received your bounty wasn't you required
O. Didn't you ever take an oath under that name A.
c o. When you received your bounty money what kind
of receipt did you sen' A; A simple receipt
Yon don't swear to your own IDENTIFY A. No. sir
BY second Juror-Was you at the superintendents Of
flee the ,d dGn S a an examEaton A. Yes Sir
O. How longi A. Very nearly an hour.
q ONLY one examinatonI A. That /, all.
at ihe Dti time 4. Yes, Sir.
O. Was you examined againi A. Yes, SIR; up to the
house that morning by the superintendent. -.
Nv the FOTeman-When YOU were III the kitchen the
morning the murder was there any fire A. No. Sir.
O. Not fire made usual for BREAKFAST A. No. Sir.
By Mr.. Fellows-When You were enlisted do you re-
member the ceremony that was gone through with A.
% O. Did Did you take oathl A don't remember that.
q II YOU did take an oath you swore in the name Of
James Watson A. Yes sir
g. when you came down from your room on the morn
ing Of the murder, did you notice whether Mr. Nathans
nnr
a was there nobody IN A. didn't see anybody.
6 Don't YOU know that that policeman In there at
the time A. No, SIR. -,
O. Didnt you hear any noise In the room A. No. Sir.
X Where was your mother when you came into the
hoW1se thst evening A. In the basement.
@ Did YOU know Of hammer being lost on Thursday .
A. No, Sir A., o-o.,,., , ,.,,. ,,.r
about II 4. No, sir , ~
O. When you saw that body m the room on Friday
Morning did you notice how far 1t had been dragged
diInt notice whether IL had been dragged not.
n lid vou see the light burning there A. No. Sir.
81 Won were in Maison-park, you say, on the night
,afore the murderf A. Yes, Sir.
You say you met two acquaintances there, and had
. cSc,versatIoi with thsmt a. Yes. eiT
a. what were their nsmeSi A. James Gardy and Jas.
Castle. . ..o,.,rot ,o,... o......t,.oo5a,t
,Xria,g A saturtiay after the murder.
~ When YOU announced that you these two men In
asked YOU II you were perfectly confident Of
80 nj Tou said YOU were A. Yes, Sir.
~ I aslpd Won il ,ou had Away made that statement.
" IA van, had iud asked you IL you were ne cont
"t of il s anything you had mentioned You said you
",tr Fows her. read q number Of questions concern
% mis- pre ous testimony before SUPERINTENDENT Jour
New-York tribune., 1870-08-12

O. Had YOU ever any opportunity OF knowing what 1t
contained pasitiVClyi a. No, Sir.
@ Did You know there might be large amount OF
pSp Ars yoT member Of the Young Mems Christian
@. Who do you think committed that murder, A.
hIS0 o. Not I the slightest ideal A. Not the slightest
& You suspect nobody A. No, Sir, don't; ,,o n,r,
the murder cOmmittedf A: No,sr
o. Are you sure Of thatl A. Yes.
g. Did you look under your bedi A. No, sir; never
O. You YOU don't know whether any persons were con-
O. Did YOU allow any one out of the house that night
O. Did you allow anybody into the house that night
4. No, Sir .,, W..
between the hours Of and o'clock ..
O. Was the dark as 10 render you unable TO see
ANYBODY who might he there A. Yes
o. Were YOU at any time on Thursday in the passage
communicating between Mr Nathan's room and your
You have been in there frequently A. Yes, Sir
have pas sed through there. ,,, .,,,
O. l. there wardrobe on the Hght slde' a. uhih
o. We're YOU at anytime during Thursday in the attic
ol IN Wien were YOU last in the attic A. Thursday
ing. -, -. ,,. ,i,,o d,,ri,o ,bo dov before
O. How many rooms in the atticl A. Three nthe rear
O. Did you go the back attic rooms at any time
dung t1s the day d9y oAn a. SG Or locked, A. Open.
O. nave YOU been through all the rooms in the house
rdTemanKey aSI what is your religious belief' A.
Catholic. ,, uo,,o,,,,, . yo, vary rem.
uiGrly. .o, uyhcr 7 n,eose
ff How often have yOu been pleased % 90 the last
year9 A. Three or four times. -
% 10 Won ever 20 10 confcssionf A. DO .
q when were YOU there astf A. over TWO years nev;
q Wien Won 20 to church what church 40 you attehu
n III I~ much money did Mr. Nathan give you alto
oefher tms Snmneri A. Less than 20. ,..,. in,
O. Had you ever had any difficulty or aercauon WIN
~ uy. Won ever been to his place in Morrsto"ni A.
No, sr. thor d., came y, be srn-
Moved rs Mr. Eahani A. No, slf. ~, ,., an ,i,,,
O. When she went there four years ago ua you go WI"
~" % You lave haan0 alteration with Mr. Kelly since
Won lrft the armyi A. No, tr. ,., .,. o,,a- NJ
O. Have YOU kept up al intimacy WIN any o,Ioi ot,,c1
votr army friends pt the two you haNe "'4''"
since you lett the army! a. No. Sir. . r,.;,.u
q Mere you ina any but one regiment n iurt - az
q Ever received but one bOultt a. Iht II ~ 49,.
O. Did you ever pass az any uue uhuer any p'"
names except william Kelly ana Ja'h'S "a'''" -
That Is all. ann - ., i,to ti,c FROM,
i,ascurut. closed the wind NHHt doors oih Sou
fstcn! A. locked the iron gate and the ihSide oooi'
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1870-07-28
THE MOST WONDERFUL
CURES
Of the Age
Lindsey's Blood Searoher.

ELMIRA, NEW YoRK, Sept. Is, 1859.
MeesrD. r. e. Sellers q Co.-Gentlemen:
I take. great pleasure in making the fol-.
lowing BEAte1nent OF facts ooncernin0 b
most wonderful cure performed, by your
J. n. LIND6EY'S IMPROVED BLOOD
ed for years with 40 liberated sore on her
leg, which the doctors pronounced to be
Erysipelas. At times she was 30 bad - to
be Confined to her bed. In the year 1855,
on q visit TO Johnstuwn, Cambria Co., Pa,
saw the first bottle of BLOOD SEARCH
Err, and saw by the Certificate that II was
recommended - . CURE for. the above
disease; and resolved to give IT trial. I
sent my mother one bottle, which she took
according to directions, and It nearly
cured her. then sent to Pittsburg and
procured another bottle, which she took,
and It entirely cured her. She has had no
symptoms Of the disease since. and CRATE
fully makes this statement for the beneflt
Of any who may be similarly afflicted. /.
This is only ONE CASE. know OF
another where it entirely cured Ulcer. Of
else had failed. and will give you An &C.
count IL in my next letter.
ELMIRA, NEW YORK, Oct. 8, 1860.
Messrs. r. E.Sellers 4 Co.-Gentlemen:
The case to which alluded in my former
letter is that of Mr.. David Thomas, an un.
Gle Of mine. In the year 1ss2 he resided 81
which time three LARGE ULcERs broke
out on his left ANGLE. They INFhAMED
his leg and foot to such an extent that
when we walked upon 1t the BLOOD and
CORRUPTION would WORK out from uD.
der his TOE NAILS. He consulted some
Of the best Physicians In the Eastern
States. without finding any relief. and