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LAND FOR SALE.

AM Offering for sale VALUABLE TRACT
L OF LAND. continuing Two Hundred and
Twenty-Five Acres, with tho following pro.
f"rt'oms "o.d i.rnI. lS5 acres. including 90
icres B,ttom Land Old Field. 20 acres CnI.
tivatel Upland. 20 acres; situated 5 miles
s"u'i' "i WatInita, on brth sides ui the Bachc
l"r's Retreat road. The whole ract lies we'll
Tor cultivation. and the wood land il we'll tim
bercd. Price. 1000 ten per cent ~ for cash
fo, further inf'rmatinn, apply To j. W.
Stri5ling, ut Walhullu, o,. tn the snbscriher.
S. c. PRICIARD.
Jan. G, 1871 III
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= The lhrscst rntt ever foatcd on the Mis-.
sissippi river was landed recently at Musca.
tine, Iowa. 1t contained 2,536,766 feet of
lumber, with II top lading of 100000 Of
)ath and 10000 pickcts, covered space Of
fenr acres, and was wort', s42,060.7l
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PACIFIC GUANO COMPANY'S
CAPITAL S1.0oo.Coo)
SOLUBLE PACIFIC GUANO.

fEiIIS GUANO is now SO we'll known in all
j the Southern States fnr its remarkable
effects ns an agency f"r Increasing the products
at labor as not to require special recoumcnda.
;inn from us. It's use for FIVE years ru>t has
established it's clamc'er fr reliable excellence.
The large fixed capitnl invested by the Compa.
ny in this trade affords the >rcst guarantee OF
tic continued excellence of is Gunro
j. II ROBSON,
Selling Agent. Charleston. s. G.
JOHN S. REESE & CO, General Agents,
Baltimore Jan. 6. iS1l-ll-3m
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EIl,e Ridge Lodge, No. 92, a. T.. M

EIue Ridge Lodge, No. 92, a. e.. NJ.
A REGULAR OMMUNICATInN of Blue
Ridge Lodge. No. %. a.. f.. NJ. will bc
held on SATURDAY. Feb. 9TH. at I o'clock,
p. NJ. Brethren will take duo notice, and gov.
ern themselves accordingly.
BY order Of the Lodge
D. T.. NEVILLE, Sec'y.
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Avoid Co,,su.s,ptio.s.

No enemy to the human rnco is more to Le
drcadod and IL more insidnus in it's approaches
than the too fatal aud destroyer Of hcnitb and
happiness OF nsrinds---" "Consumptinn in its
gl'nstly frm." Tho duty of all is to guard
nga;nst its rstadvanccs. This mny he done
by the timely uso Of DIR. TUFTS EXPEC.
RANT.
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EdbIk SALE.

0NE HOUSE ANDtI,Or. one Fifty aore Farm. and
~ y one Tow1h,Lot,; 1,, ali situa,ed in :he town of
Tlse Lattd will be sold on saletay in February
next 81 not previously disposed of.
For tefins,4 40. applyto \. BRENEcKn
Jan. l8. 1871 I2
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Attention..

THE Committees Of townships viii 1s,ei, nt Pick
ems q. II ), ON SATURDAY, The 2iAr Inst A
Pnnctua attendance is requested Business Of
great importance TO transact. g
F. N GARVIN.E
1.f:: 8, 1871. y :
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waihall., Chapter, No. %, "a. A. M

" V II" "PSNE3 wv %, nv Ns HH
A REGULAR CONYOCATION Of Walhnl.
Ia Chnptcr. No. %. r.. a.. NJ. will he held
at their Hall in Wulhnlla on MONDAY, the
9th day Of February nozt, at cundIc.light.-
Companions will be punctual in their attcn-
dance.
BY order the Chapters
S. p. DENDY, Scc'y.
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Wanted .In,n,cdiatclv,

rINEN GOOD BOOT AND SHOE MAKERS.
II 80 whom liberal wages and constant en-.
rl"ymcnt will bic given. either at my Tannery.
% miles below Perryvilc on tho Dlac Ridge
Railroad or at Pendloton. Apply to the un.
dersisned, Mt tho Tannery or pendieton.
re- w. A. LAY.
jan .. l8'l 81 ly
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Special N O tic es.

~ TutNG OF BEAUTY Is A JOY FOREVER" the
health relieved and the beauty restored to tho
pale nnd sickly by tho nso of SUMTER BIT.
TEtS is cqnally lasting and joyful
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i r ESf1 ARRIVALS !!

NX7E BEG TO INFORM oUK FRIENDS
| w and the trading public, that orr stock is
rnr,ments, and that We intend to hciluur Goods
Mt the lowest "LlVING RATES"
| We offer IL more desirable stock Than on any
| previous occasion, and would cnli particular at-
| tehtion to our
Ladies Dress Goods. Prints,
Domcstics, Tickings, Flannels.
Shaws, Blankets, &c., &C., &c.
Gentlemen cannot fail to find something to
suit them in our Gcnts Furnishing Depart.
ment--
Frencln, German aud Doeshin Cassmeres,
and Jeans in endless variety.
CUR STOCK or
Shoes, Boots, Hats, Notions,
Crockery ond Groceries.
Full und Complete.
1t il impossible for us to cnumerate every
article. and We simply inform our friends that
we hope to be able to supply oil their wants.
p9- I'VE INVITE THE CLOSEST IN
SPECTION, AND PROMISE FAIR AND
HONEST DEALINGS WIyH ALL.
Waller, Watson g. Co.
WE take this occasion to inform the friends
we have indulgcd. that We nre in need of
money. aud shall be pleased to have them call
and settle their accounts. ''Onc good turn
deserves another"
WALLER. WATSON & co.
Walhalla October %, 1870
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Notice.

DERSONS indebted to the late firm of
y piEPER " LOWEltY. will take notice
that all the notes nnf accounts due said i'm
have bccn pluce,l in the hands nf w. C. KEITH.
Esq. for collection, to whom. or to the under.
signed all payments must he mnde. Persons
desiring I" save cost will take notice and gov.
ern themselves accordingly.
Is. l.. LOWERY.
Jan. c. }S7l IL
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MORE ROoRDACKs.

Inc Times is evidently resolved TO be moth.
ing out Sanderous. Having roundly abused tho Young
eIorners and the Insurance Agents and supern tend
ent without warrant 1t yesterday working
VI tnc CITY ~ irtfnating that those In the public
T ap werc uilunH with arms preparatory 10 aiding
arss az ne coming ton After induiDG in ths
Htement for which, after careful inquiry We
can ma no IonndatOn whatever Tie Tmes 9oes on ts
say teas The serSe secret had oOzed out At tho
bbo-crs." II 1t had said that The sfoTy hed 100.
atsd might have been near tho truth AS the sfoy
In the same paper that another meeting Of cJcns was
held at Cooper Union, that business was Ia Ia ana
pended. and th& 5000 persons were march 70 CITY
Hall to demand Of the Mayor that safeguards be Ryen
Of fair election, IL seems 10 have been on " suEres
ton OF The Tmes itself not purpose OF any respoes-
able organization.
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the RECENT GALES.

p.pTIrTIARs OF TIE DAMAGE DONE IN NOVA
sCOTIA-AMERICAN VESSELS ASHORE.
HALIFAX, \. S., Oct. 16-AcCounts of the re-
cent gale show that extensive damage was done OIL the
western shore. Every wharf in Chester is desroyeu'
The American fishing schooner E. Crowe OF Gloucester
with 800 barrels OF mackerel, which had put In Ior
sbter ia ashore also the schOOners Elta, Magdaene,
Clear British Tar, and fleet Of small boats mouse
Oh The shore with old man in It, was washed away.
The damage is also severe at Sheburne Liverpool Lu'
nenburr and Lahave Twenty to 80 vessels are ashore
at these places, houses blown down Thrvtn anu m *
$1,000 Five buildings on the water sue VI t,iS ."Md
were swept away. At Margaret ~! every S'asl"s anu
At the dierenf settlements where the fishermen reside
much desttuton prevails IN Sc 1Se Storm Bridges
nave Seeh mrcan fishermen went ashore during the
gale All Of them have been got of except the Z; II;
Price which high and drE si a. da Windsor At derent
sections in Hants County many houses were blown
down trees uprooted and the fruit crop destroyed ana
cnatuTdaV afternoon the American schooner varIna
OF Gloucester Capt Williams was toweG INTO pOr Cs a
Rastea S ana 1aom eSanne Newfoundland for Halifax
with captain, two seamen on ann Their Survivors were
dashed to the rigging The ESSasd seSSf ..
Channel as found dead In the CABIN. me nS %Iean
The French brig Danube, Capt Banchet OF i
for Marseilles with grain, foupoeted l1V nt - the
Hnts One boat reached shelburne three hours before
Thursday gale The Other :1 WIN has been Seed at the
Vica Admiralty Court large smonnt BY several
, VIZ fnr damage to wharyes Iy collision
DISASTERS on LAKE HURON.
KxcARD1sE, Ont, Oct. 1.-THE American
.oiaone i g Minor of Detroit bound to Altoona, Mich'
went gale on G6Sc 10 pieces fe 'ss
Was $500, o "a Rndalo with 1900 bushels OF wheat
rom Duluth to wasrG%s .Sdr s aSd wei" w On 5e
tetaI Tie captain and crew we're taken on In
fishing boat. H., .-orD the schooner Excelsior
mar So nIcFed M of southampton to-day. floating
or part Of the cabin Of the mt se Sost that was sent
@ L MT reseue them, and their rate Is nor Hn0xn
The ves-e sank THUNDER BAY ana and ioun
d an nm Ibe 18th she had cargo OF leOo ousneS oi
Wheat All The crew. nine In numOeI' arc OeNo'e" W
no W. no rIshcd except Lustroin'
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CANOES.

If the carving of a figure in ivory seems a
=, ,a,.rcs the production of caneos owing to the
character Of the material is Infinitely more Ia
boriOus The design on the onyx 'ard or ehy sOprase
slowly carried out by %sap With diamond dust
At speed thousand .. 9Se mere 6or Of
ARa o WerS Of months Contrast Of color caused
bS the layers are cunp1S .uSisCt The fap
S d hint D wsSG Of h ps
in The stone and adapt 1t TO tns Uarm rudy Layer
charming sGns't 10 sas scSsss Of an olive
Shows the e ,ba: sSs 1s' IN sHG
N The forns ana hss added 70 that ndesOEbsbe
power Of which ,9or only s San Esrcus Of No
% oSp p 70 Ne than ;a6 eO sS tS 81
cameos set and unset lately seee.Se Enpopean stss
ft such beautiful ornaments sh0uin oe hn,n@ nary
the public shows how American las han. acauuss Tie
since nothing Eatistles thehi W.
llghest rank IN arr
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CHAPMAS-Ou Monday evening Oct 49, Will. 'ou q wilban
Chapman, go aged years ssi mouths Group
Friends invited to att oil tie funeral ts rAsnR
residence " Maciou,alsL, 2. m to-day
CRAIG-A Pa s.i j. on sabbath morning Dr. John w. CnN
FuDeral spr,os nO rr.euoe wrueSa GOEuag At 10 -
CsrrAs 4 be D a the dr.6t.
FRODSB AA-In Oheagol0c lhay Ellen Fri'ham eldest iuSh
OF Anne and the lsts Eiwari heguu
Of To- n hereafter
White Plans on Sunday the ref.ne. u
brother Page Gale Adams IT, Gale the 6btb yer Of his ar
OF the family respectfully nqneste TO tena
the funeral from residence No ZI East Tvrthrt 90
wednesday the 18Th inst at o'clock without urA"' Ih's
HGRrOy-on Tuesday 18th At reensburg wehestsr Co.. 0N
wife Of Cornelius Horton, Ia her 7Ih year. .n,o ,,,
Funeral on THURSDAY from ber l'ts residence a. 90 coeh
White Plans On The irriVd %
7:25 m. tram from FortT-secOnLsL
sELLECK-Ou MONDAY, Oct 10, at 10 Robert Se'eck ged
RI, a., friend, are respectfully attend tie fuDr' ron
bis residence, SO EAs FOurtceBht, VI ednrSy l'h na
SBEII~Ou TUESDAY o H. William E. Shell the 3ls' u bic
R v., ard friend. are invited rers withOut hes
bis late iuee, 81 SeeOoi ave % Frda! Oct HA
TtBBR-At Pawling T. Monday morning De-, 6 Hannah
Taber daughter Of George and Charlotte Iab-r IN tue ELd Je-
TiSGisB-Iu this city oc. IS Lois p TDgI-.
The relatives and family respectfully invited ,t-na
his funeral residence SO West Thirty st. o.
Wedn.s.ay Oct 10 without further Tyitston
lion Aaron Vsrk ana daughter EG Cooper foI
years rector Of St. JohE's Church, lOnkers
invited eud her funeral nom the res
Cosoek No 26i Lex ngos-aI Friday morning
utrrlen'.
WLKINSOY-Iu Tuesday the i7t inst ser lingering
Illness Mary h. wife Of AOeT "knoS AMI !oanss! dslgn'er Of
lie Grant Douglas
RELATIVES and friends Of family respectable 1Ti 70 attend the
funeral r.sieBcr paI-nl' 0IQ.ay t BDoEE %
Friday. tue 2rh inst. All p III
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PRAIRIE and FOREST HIRES.
LIE MICHIGAN FIRES.


TIE TRIP OF THE Observation-Disclosures
PARTICULARs-FIFTY DEAD BODIES BROUGHT
MO PORT AUSTIN.
A correspondent of The Detroit Post who
went up the Lake in the Fessenden her first tp to
rescue the sufferers by the late forest fires describes
many incidents Of the voyage The nrst town
which the nden visited was Port Austin which, by
the greatest exerons Of the people, had been saved
This town OF COO inhabitants was, when the Fessenden
arrived filling up with fugitiyes from the interior. Its
citlEen though yeared with their long watchfulnes
and stu suffering in eyes and lungs from the bitter
sour punsent smoke which only those pine woods
and burning peat can produce, were working
With zeal for those less fortunate than they.
Back from Port Austin dead bodies, in all forms Of
gbastv borrid cookery have already been found. Some
lie on their faces suOcated only IN the apparent at
tempt TO crawl under the sitting smoke for breath OF
air Others are crisp aud black In the fields snd woods
lie also the bodies Of sheep horses, and cattle On
clay road running from Daysve TO Pnnepog AID near
the town OF Paris back Of white Rock, passenger saw
nearly 900 people sitting by the road side, still In the
condition in which the fire found them In their peds
without clothing helpless dying groups OF men, women
and children Yet. on the other hand, II ought 70
lie said that there are probably sumcient crops
Of potatoes to sustain many Of these wretcneo De
ngs temporarily provided the subtle nre uhoer
has not burned even th their last to Gin
ders In the whole region around ana mcLuo n th
town of Paris II 10 said not house Is sandng VI tnt
morning OF PrdS when the FeSsenden arrived at PoT
Austin the citizens Of GewRver, settlement ~ OF ~
ana H ms Ss had S. Ssn for sS
leaving Of the supplies boardfcr the needy
the vicinity was decided that the Fessenden should
TO the relief Of New River place OF 500 OF go
tants which In addition TO itS own i6habitants m
crowded With fugitiveS from Huron City burned on
Monday.
After spending nearly the whole day in cropping about
On the smoke the town not found and Capt knapp
the Commander Of FeSsnden believing that his YES
sci was in danger refused TO go farther MY nrSt
duty" said b. IL 70 take care Of my ship; my second
60 relieve distress and suffering
heard o resiOn IL unburned, but Ds0ry the
whole population worn out by lbcessAnt contest WIN
the Ere In many places the roads still ObsFuct6d
by the windalIs Of pines, and the settlers, many Of
item 11thOnt AKA have y long task before them in
clearing their way from settlement to set
tement Mr. Jas. Miller Of Port Hope,
who Wpft over As much Of the burned townships
OF Isubic0u Verona, and sand Beach was pOssihr,
reported ~ dwelling standing for IS miles lie saw
gr0lps of bousess aud h-lf naked families, VINO la
s.sLhink " est Rpl s haEQastsa Roa2ss tsHaRing Y
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localities where such craft was reported TO have bssn
SEEN saN
Three or four armed tugboatS arc cruising 70 nd ho
Horton and protect her II neCNsssry THO Ieyash
under command OF Capt. Beknap with thirty marines
from tho Oho and armed VII! two l?,Pouhlsr how
and relieved the Fortune which will go direct b. NorIok
Nothing has been heard On the shore from TIE Iorton
and there are many as 70 the course she viii
directly to Gloucsse hut that abe VII make for
in under cover the night and others think that shs
wiz not hesitate to return boldly and as posi-
bid and that sne nus haVe Oeen delayed for want OF
regard to her movements She may be in tonight, or
moi hn heard from for a week.
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TIE WEATHER.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, Oct. IL, l a. III.

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER. 7
WAsHINGTOE, Oct. IL, a. IN }
synopsis Of the past tpentytot1 hoMS.
The barometer has fallen little since Mon
day nigh along the Atlantic Coast and on tine Lover
Lakes The pressure has increased and the Temporal
ture fallen from Lake Superior to Missouri.
An area OF cloudy weather with an occasional very
eh local rain has spread from Minnesota to the lower
lakes and Pennsylvania but clear weather now prevails
throu ghou the Mississippi Valley, and partially cloudy
weather in the Atlantic states -
Tho area Of cloudy weather in Texas and Louisiana has
slowly moved southwark. with north winds. Lignt
winds from the north north prevail ut ali sta
tons except on the lower lakes where southwest winds
reported. w
PrObdbiiities
The barometer will probably rtse on Wednesday from
the South and Middle Atlantic coasts to Mississippi, VITA
clear weather and light nOrthwestery winds.
Cloudy weather will probably continue TOT short
time on the lower lakes and IN NeW-Lngand clearing
away ia the course OF the day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-18
DESTRUCTIVE FIRES IN KANSAS.

ST. LOUIS Oct. 17.-Accounts from Northern
Kansas say that destructive fires have been raging in
Deer Creek and Harrison Creek Valleys, extending TO
Jefferson County, Nebraska Several houses barns,
large quantities Of grain, hay, and other crops and
many miles OF fences have been burned. The loss is
estimatcd at &5O,OOO
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CONTRIBUTIONS REPORTED By TELEGRAPH.
The following contributions for the suffer-
ers by the Northwestern fires were reported by tee-
graph. yesterday, from the places named
PRovIDEHcE.-slOOO forwarded TO Senator Ferry
large quantities of clothing contributed
san FRANtISCO '-IIrneral subscriptions, $1,000
KINGSTON, n. Y.-CitiZens' meeting, 5000.
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the ground and the meat Of cattle burned to death.
Uness relief speedily cont to them, large numbers
Village cutting sharp wcll-drfned swath like the
course Of ball. It cut of the piazza Of house
and left the house standing, and moved down fences
without burning the buildings.
THE STORY OF WHITE ROCK SUFFERER.
On Sunday about midnight the fires were
frat discovered TO emerge from the woods and como
with such fury that the inhabitants had barely time
20 escape with their lives The wind at this time
blowing from the south. when all at once 1t suddenly
changed the west and blew perfect hurricane
Of at least Onoquater Of nile filing the air with blss
ing boards pckets etc. At this crisis tho inhabitants
to escape from the fiery elements The scene was per-
iecty terriaC-children screaming, women crying and
ally throwing the water on those around them
to prevent them from being literally scorcbed
S6 in SUSPENSE for four LONG hau To Ad to the nde
scrbahe horror the cries and shreks for help from ON
pier were continually ringing in our ears. AS soon a.
the flames and smoke had somewhat subsidized We made
remained until daylight at which time of party
proceeded up the bank to whore our village haa Dut
low hOura previously stood. TheY returned 1n1ormns
us that the barn OF Robert MunOrd had escaped tne
flames and was s standing whoreupGn we az there ~
remained until o'clock on Monday suDslstlng ON oo
Tossted potatoes dug from tho S0q6n hear the
familiar sound from the whistle OF ane s ;o the
beacS and dRSed By small a
where we all cared for in the most beneVolehI man
possible, those I'm almost q nude state Receiving o
the officers Of that boat all the clothing necessary ~ @
der them comfortable. Mr. John B. thompson WIS
placed IN the Captains staterOOm, where he
an insensble cOnd ton for at least three hours no "
tai loss OF the village t5oOC on which the los vi
Thompson Bros was $SO,OOO insurance, SOOO ana Ino
loss OF Robert Munford. SSO0o insurance MOI Sno t
John Moore, IT., the accused incenSIy % Rath on
Chandkrs buildings, waived examination AT Datn V 20
Thursday last and In default OF bail was cont,o t 81 ~
ii to await his trial before the Circuit Court u d.
Johns, on Monday, oct 49,
Tn 30 DAYS water communication with the deVastaeu
6tr,cts will cease after which supplies must he hauled
GO miles by teams Manistoe, and from 81 TO 100 miles
into st. Clair and Huron Counties. Speedy assistance
must be rendered and contributions for these places
should be cent to Senator Ferry, Grand Haven Mich.
In the vicinity OF Holland nearly GOO persons need
daily supplies Of food.
RELIEF FOR THE HOLLAND (MICH) SUFFERERS.
OFFICE OF TIE TREASURER OF THE BOARD OF
DOMESTIC MISSIONS OF THE REFORMED
CHURCH IN AMERICA, No. III Broadway
The undersigned acknowledge the receipt Of the fol
lowing sums for the sufferers by the disastrous fire at
Holland Michigan, and vicinity. Further contributions
are greatly needed and earnestly solicited:
W. p sIOO sundsy-sehoOl Of the North
George W. Ah1e..,. y 90 Reformed Churcu Ne" ooo M
X. Z,.................. 10 Arb TEV
FIRST; ttrmel J. r..
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LATEST SHIP NEWS.

For other SHIP Ae@S Second Pd1eA
ARRIVED.
Orb Lott Liverpool Oct and QBeenstS~a Co
VT ndse ADD pass. to T.. @. FIancAyn.
steamship AAnd Moore Peraandns days With ndse and
steamship S.rog, Coach Norfolk City Point Re-. With Misc
Pea. 70 Oh Dominion Steamship Co
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The Reeent Collaboration.

Among Companies Who have not Susr The "' off dollar -
Chicago old MEraoroLs No lOs BrSsdvy
reee.T as Its full share Of public patronage
This conservative Company Capital Of THREI HrHDREo THo0
1pl aud ready to write against loo
dwellings furniture nerrAand'e vessels
port also easeoli and mortgage inee-COa AdVsTtser
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-18

arm Jerking with m upward movement from Hastesd's
embrace, and the pistol discharg1Dg.
The Court then adjourned until tiis morning. when tbs
prosecutor expects 10 close his case