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SALE.

OHERIFF'S SALE in Attachment.
OThe State Of Ohio, rrumbun County IS.
selwin Mann, In Trum93ll
Sd Fitch B. Lewis. -
BY virtue Of an order Of salem Attach
ment issued out Of the Court Of Common
Pleas Of Trumbull Co., Ohio, In the above
named case, ONE directed and delivered, I
havelevfed upon and shall expose TO public
sale at the stable Of Bartlett & HerzOg, War
rem, Ohio, on
Saturday, July 18th, A. d. 1879,
between the hours OF 9 a. m. and6 ?. m. OF
said day. the following described personal
property, to-wit:
One Gray Mare,
One Bay Horse, r TAE e Z
One Spring Wagon, H
One Set Double Harness,
Two Horse Blankets, sa....uH .n
One Piece Oil Cloth,
One Box Of Tools, Z Oh UG HuL .tF
One Trunk Of Tools.
One Trunk OF Cloth. p r.. @
One Mode patenl).5f .F+ -TErn lug
Appraised at SS57,OO. Terms cash.
g. W. DICKINSON. sheriff. 3
herihrs ONCE. Warner. o.. July 3. lS32-2
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July 8, 1928
EGAL NOTICE.

T EGAL NOTICE. 4
LRiehard n. Iddings, whose placed OF resi-
uence Is unknown, VIII take notice that ON
the 9th day Of Nay, A ID. 1872, Henry j.
Iddings died his petition 10 the Court OF
Common Pleas OF Trumbul County, Ohio,
seeking toreeover OF said Richard II. Id
dingsi Judgment for the sum Of Sl04.7 :, with
interestu upon SIS thereof from April ., 1872
upon Sl2.S at 10 per cent from same date,
and upon $50 thereof at like rate, from
January s, 1872, upon three causes Of action,
one upon q note for SIS dated Oct. ., 1871,
signed by said Richard NJ. Iddings; q second
for money loaned by said Henry 4. to said
Richard, and a third for money paid to the
uge OF said Richard.
The defendant VIII answer blythe 2fth day.
or August lS72, or said petition will be Ia
ken as confessed. and Judgment rendered
accordingly. -, W. T. SPEAR,
June 10 ,Sz3-6t
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DEATHS.

Notice Of deGh 6re-O6tl0 Gps eesb per ltIts
In Warren township, June ID, 1879, at the
% residence Of Edward Potter, Mrs.. MAR
TIA W. ALDRICH, in the Ssth year Of
her age.
In Warren, Tuesday morning, June 18th.
NARY D.. daughter OF AEor Abel.
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The French government, in order to
induce the sailors OF the feet to visit the
thesters in preference to the drinking
saloons, has sent an official circular to
the theatre managers at the different
naval stations, saying that the govern
ment will reimburse with subsidy any
loss sustained by the theatres by re-
ducing prices Of admission to their en-
tertainments in favor Of seamen.
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EGALaNOTdGE

1.-the State OF Ohio, Trumbul1 County. S..
In the Courtof Common Pleas. 81.
%. Eliza r. King Tvs Leicester King.
Dispositions OF non resident witnesses will
be taken In this cause by the plaintiff, at
the onice OF jim. Willis, ESQ, IN the city OF
Atlanta, in the county ofFuIton, in the
State Of Georgia. on the 18th day OF July,
1872, between the hours of eight o'clock, a.
N. and six O'Clock p. m. OF said day. 70 De
continued II necessary between the same
hours. fromiday to day thereafter, until all
are taken HUTOHINS. FUTILE &STULL,
L Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET.

For Sec,y Of &atG-A.J j. WIKoFF. of Adams.
eoJspp. Qlrt-JNo. WELSH, of Athens
Stark.
Relatorial Electors-L c. LEE, ofLucas; AL
PHONSO HART. ofPortage.
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MARRIAGES..
Marriage Noaoes taseTted Grasts.


In this city on the ID day Of july, IsTz, BY
Mayor Dawson, NJ. EDWARQJ J. OBRI-
this city.
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PAPER

wv Trimmed without charge At P0rtsr's
500 Bolts New Patterns just re-
cefveds Also Shades, Curtains, Fixtures,
Picture Cord y TasselE. Call q o 1t
our large stock OF Wall Papers.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
1N The undersigned has been duly appOin-
led Administrator OF the estate Of John
Gleiehf late O~fSouthington township, Trnm-
bull CO., Ohio, decd. J,F MTCHcoCK.
sogthinston. July !. R7g-
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June 10, B72-6t
OHERIFF'S SALE.

GHERIFF'S SALE. t.
OThe State of Ohio, Trumbul County, IS
VS.. non Pleas.
o " Leyda ct. al
By virtue OF an alias order OF sale issued out
the Court of Common Pleas, OF Trumbull
County Ohio, In the above named case to
me directed and delivered, l have levied
upon and shall expose TO public sale at the
door of the Court House in the city Of War
rem, Ohio, on
10 Saturday, Aug. 10, A. d. 1872.
at 3 o'clock, p. m. OF said day, the follow
ing described lands and tenements,- Situate
in the t~ownshipof Hubbard, in said county
and State, being a certain Lot OF and and
buildings situate thereon, and known as
part Of Lot 50 in the original survey OF Lots
IN said Hubbard, commencing at the north
east conner of mrt- Of said Lot So rs now
ownedLbylWilltRm Brfsbine. and in the
center of the north and south center road
OF said Hubbard; thence west u rods; thence
north 7 rods; thence east u rods; thence
south Z rods to the place of beginning, con-
taining 81 rods OF laid. "a
Appraised at 5000. Terms Cash
g. w. DICKINSON. Sheriff.
~ Sherih7s ONCE. Warren o. July 10 B72-t.
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Friday, july 10. a. $50

at n o'clock. p. of said day, the fol-
lowing described land and tenements, to-
wit: Situate In the township Of Hubbard,
ded ON thenortlIbg part OF Lot Nc. Al, owned
by VIM. Adams. on the east by part OF Lot
26, owned by S, Hine; on the south by lands
owned by s. Hine and Shuitz, and on the
west by thecenter OF thenorth & south cen
ter road through said township containing
about u acre Of land be the same more or
less.
Appraised at sl0O0,O1- Terms. Cash
g. w. DICKINSON, Sheriff.
EherinS Ofiea Warran q Tnna ~ Is-l-S
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Willoughby College.

A THOROUGH COURSE OF IN
Astruetion, in all the solid branches OF
education, by experienced teachers. -Spe-
ctal attention given, also, to Music, Pain
ting, Drawing and Gymnastics.
Location healthful, expenses light. Fall
Term begins September 81. For further
particulars address l- ns q
L. T. KIRK. Principal.
WillOughby, Ohio. July lest.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.-The State of
~ Ohio. Trumbull county, IS.
Walker, Leslie Col In Trumbuu Com
VS. Smon Pleas.
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A TTACHNENT

A IIACHMENI,
hLevi Beaver VS.. William Klendenny.
Before O. u Goodrich, ]. Pa OF Liberty Fp.,
Trumbnll Co, Ohio On the 2Ist day OfJune,
lS72, said Justice issued an order of Attach
mentiu the above action for the sum OF
twenty-five 62-lO0 dollars. Trial set August
9Th, 1872. s1-l4 1srHr LEVI BEAVER.
Girard, o., July :, lS72-sts l-.- =
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Total funds In hands ofTreasur-
or, Sept. i, S24,S4O IS

The foregoing Report Is made by direction
OF the Commissioners Of Trumbun County,
q I do hereby certify that IL is correct.
JAS. D. KENNEDY. Auditor.
Warren, O., Sept. y, ISL.
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By virtue Of an Execution VS.. Defendant
issued DUB efufe Court of Common Pleas OF
TrumbuHC County. Ohio, fnrthe above namei
have levied upon, and shall expose bpub-
lie sale at the door Of the Court House. in.
the city OF Warren. Ohio. on ar-1
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SECOND DAY.
THIRD DAY.

g THIRD DAY.
Sharon Driving Park, July 9Th. Purse 500,
for horses that have never beaten ESQ sI25
TO hrSt. $50 TO second, IS to third:
G. S, Cases b. s Dave Hill jr-.III
"Waxyisn 6. 6. Peach Blow ....----
O.R Skaters 3. m. hawk Girl. 3 8 dist
A. Bpencer's &. &. Cor st--.z 4 dist
Time-256i 2:57; 25oK.
Same ~day-Purse $GOO. forhorses thathavs
never beaten 2=7. sS5otoh first $50 to second,
500 TO third: r--+rr.s scam
A. n. Wilson's b. G. Ohio Boy------1ll
A. Hubbard's b. s. Delaware ChieL-.-.- 2 22
Cal. PredmorehE blk Z. Denmark...- 5 8 8
Time-&S4%; 2S6; 234H. I'll
Same day-Purse sSe, for running horses,
catch weights. $25 TO irst, SO to second,
$50 70 third, one mile and repeat:
b. sanderson'ss. g. Sorrel Tom. III
II. Yeach's SIS. General Meade ...-....A
]. Hindman's b. s. Daunter...--.~--..S 2 2
Time-zel; Lee; LIS.
NILES, July 1872. W.
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WASHINGTON HYDE, Attorney at
w Law and Notary Public. Once in
the Chronicle Building, over Gates & Del
in's Store. July 10. 1s72.6mo.
SHERIFFiS SALE
OThe State OF Ohio, Trumbun County, IS.
Elliott Knapp, mTrnmbuHCom
VS.. Smon Pleas.
NJ & Roxana Cutter.J rr.
By virtue OF an uenditiO5t ezponds Issued
out of the court OF Common Pleas Of Trum-,
bullCo Ohio, in the above named case, to.
me directed and delivered have levied
upOn and shall expose TO public sale at the
door of the Court House in the city Of War
rem, o., on 70
Saturday, August 10th, A. d. 1879,
at two o'clock. p. m. O said day. the follow
ing described land and tenements, to-wit:
Situate in the township or bloomfield,
county OF Trumbuu and State OF OHIO, and
bounded as follows: on tue south by lands
owned by j. X. Wing: on the west by lands
owned by Henry Haskell; onthe north and
east by the old plank or State road, and
contains within said boundaries, L acres OF
land, be the same more or less.
Appraiseda at $4,000. Terms CASH.
G. W. DICKINSON, Sheriff.
Sheri19s Office. Warren. o..July 10. lS72-5t
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Total amt reed by Treas'r So. Sol IS
do do paid out do 22,SOU
Bal. in Treas. Sept. /. 1871, sl4.s2I os

Total paid for Roads and Bridges-tsssS2IH
Amt paid from bridge fund. s4.@sIs
do do do special
road and bridge fund. 1880
Total for roads q bridges sss.sAh
ID Bddgs Fund.
Balance on hand Sept i, ls70--- S.S7SI5
Amt eollested on Tax Duplieates
AMI coIieeted On Tax Dupiicste.9d
AMT coIiseted nom nisceiianeoas
sources~-~------....-. ---.-..-- %S
1900. ss.isH
Amt Of orders paid. Cdeduep---- 1881
Bal in hands of TreAs,rAu 81, II, si.Asl %
Especial Essd and bridge Fund.
Balance on hand Sept !. IS7o---- I56o o.
Amt collected on Tax Duplicate,
LIST inztAllment-------..-----. 357ee9
instaiiment.--~-----------.-- 1877
DR
------.-- 1.o7Sn
Amt of orders paid. Cdeduep-- n.s2S o.
Bal. in hands Of Tress'r Aug. 81, II, t452D
Poor Fund.
Amt collected on Tax Dupficate- 2B
$3.50
Amt paid On Innrmary directors
Wsrrants-------~--------. 6.4O7 40
Poor Fund over drawn. Sept l, ISL tl.I7sIl
There were no taxes levied for poor pur-
nnsa9 nm fha dunIIrafa ~ 1870
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ESTATE ofLazarus Kennedy, decd
1.-the undersigned has been duly appoin-
ted and qualified as Administrator on the
estate OF Lazarus Kennedy, decd, late Of
TrumbuI Co, Ohio.
MERRITT NORTON.
Vienna, Ohio, June q, Is72-3ts
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ESTATE of Martin Smith, DECD,
1.-THE undersigned has been duly appoint
of Martin Smith, late of Trumbul county
Ohio. ~ VIM SAVAGE
bloomfield, July 3, IST2-3t -
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The Sharon july Races.

EDITOR CHRONICLE As q matter Of
interest to very many Of your readers.
1 send you asynopsis Of the racing at
Sharon on the ID, Sd and 4th Of July,
which may be relied upon as scrupu-
lousIY correct.
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Sharon Driving Park. July 2, ,s72 Purse
$40, for horses that have never beaten $40.
SIS to the 1irst. $50 to the second and SIS 70
the third. Nile heats, best ; in S:
i. W. Watson's T.. Grey Buly...-lll
g. Predmore's Ell, 2. Henry Wood
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Same day-Purse 500, for horses that have
never beaten 24O. $40 to the first 500 to
the second. $50 to the third:
a. Hubbard's b. s. Delaware
Snlel z z ) 81 IL
A. N wilson's s. 6. Billy Petit 4AII3S2
C. Predmore's b. 2. Cane Boy lI4442S
C.P. Shafer's him. Maggie Hall 33222r.o.
Timea&A 24QN; &4Q<; 2:4g<; 2IH;
Same day-Purse 500, for pacing horses.
$50 to first. 500 to second, $50 to third:
]. c. Nolan's b. G.. John McEair-----. III
]. Grifhth's(Waxy's)b b. &. Little Joker 2 2 2
A. Spencer's 8: &. Frank.--..-----. dist
-Time-2SI; 242; 2.46.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-03


A regular habit of body is absolutely essential to
physical health and cearness Of intellect Nor 10
this all Beauty of person cannot co-exist with an
unnatural condition Of the bowels. A free passage
of the refuse matter of the system through these
natural waste pipes, j. rs necessary TO the purity Of
the body MS the free passax, of the ohal OF cit,
through its sewers is necessary to the health its
inhabitants.
Indigestion l. the primary cause Of most Of the
diseases Of the discharging organs. and one OF its
most common results is constipation. This com
plalnt. be" ides being dangerous IN ITSELF has many
ni.agreeable concOmitants-such as an unpleasant
breath sallow skin, communicating blood and bile
hcmorrhoids. headache loss of memory and general
debility.
Hpstettey's Stomach B;tters remove all these evils
by removing their iHmed ate eau n the digestive
organs and regulating the action Of the iHtesun s.
Tho combination Of properties in this celebrated
merely stimulant or tonic. or an nti-bilious
agent or nervine. or n blood depurent, or a ca
thartc but all these curative elements luiiciousi,
blended in one powerful restorative Ii lends A.
tviy and vigor to the inert and enervted stomach.
relieves the ailmentary canal OF its obstructions.
and gives tone to the membrane which lines it.
| gently stimulates the liver braces the nerves ana
cheers the animal spirits No other remedy posses
ses sue a variety of hyeientic virtues 1t is to
these characteristic virtues that it owes its presg
| as household medicine. Experience has PROV. d
that it ls harmless ns it eficaciouI and hence
! it is rs popular With tho We 'ker sex h. with the
! stronger.
Hostetter ; Stomach B.ttera are sold IN b"t.lgs
only, and the trade mark blown in the gla,a unc
ems rar ed on the label i tn, test 81 Ccnuineaess
| Beware uf counterfeit,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-03
THE PIER At lEWES.

rkodREss AND pEsCIPrfoS OF THE WoRK
The Lewes L.gtt, of Saturday, oonts,us the
following interesting account Of the Government
Plei at that place
The general plan shows pioriiead 43s3.n feet,
connected with the shore hy a neck or br ase DIX
ll5J feet, giving total oil lIol feet
The strlngers OF the wooden superstructure rest
at intervals Of II ic.t upon rows of castron caps,
supported upon wIoupht-iron piles lOl2 teet on
centres There are therefore three piles In row
or bent oi thu bridge eonnecion and five iil.s
per bent oi pierrheab
70 tn, iu,t these piles Is attieh-d a casi-iron
douhle-aanged aeio~. ..aslIg ri,ei. oi iot inches
and diameter oil % feet.
The bridge connection serves only 10 ,lryy the
track and roadway beyond the bar, and has mean
depth Of but -, ieet of water at low tide The
pier head begins with depth OF % feet, deepen
ing rapidly I" ~ feet. At the extreme limit 1901
feet from the akuticnt, there will be 2l feet at
low water. and 2j', teet at h;ch water.
Beyoad the bay the hard craveIy lotion. u ovar-
lain with soft nd dapos.ta to the deIih o 20 it::.
These will be penetrated by the ,.ilas so t,.at the
screw may rest "n perfectly Iellable stratum,
The diameter Of the piles measures win their
lengths from u inches for the bridge connection
to oi2 inches 1or the outer end of the pier head
fhes dimensions so small that al gh a ford.
ing surplus Of strength they offer little resist
ahce to waves and currents, thus prevent the for
nation Of shoals near the pier
a SYSTEM of oak fender piles protects from in
Jury the pier itself and vessels lying aone side
iOo pies are now IN position, and 700 more will
be required. The complexion of th- work u looked
for IN another year
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-03
Business Not,ces.

To Pic MIC PARTIls.A fine assortment ..
English PICKLES and sauces OF all kinds Walnut
and Tomstoe catsul,. fresh Salmon. Lobster. Sar-
dimes, Picked and Cove Oysters, &c, &c. Also
Matthews 4 Latours celebrated olive oils. at
BOWMAN'S, the drocer's, 4th and Lombard
Improved Porcelain lined and Brass prescrv'nr
kettles. Mason, Dexter, valve, Wilcox. and Other
glass, stone and tin air tight jars and cans eAr7'
at BCWMAN'S. the ,hocer's 4th and Lombard
L. II. Foulk No. l0o West Second street has Oh
hand tine assortment Of very easy shoes suitable
or ladies aud gentlemen advanced in lifr, at l,w
prices. Je =
Cheap Goa. Stove S5.15, Nut $475 per 224(
pounds for cash only at yard South Of Market
street Bridge. feboltf WM. }. Brown.
Crippen. Corner 4th 4 Market streets, is con.
stantly receiving rev Teas, and Coffees. which
he is selling at reduced rates.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-03

ACCIDENT AND DELAY Yesterday after
noon, an engine and riding car left this city,
to go down the Delaware Railroad, after a
peach train. short distance below New
Castle, the track was being repaired and the
workmen had removed rail. When the train
approached, they failed to give tho proper
signal to the engineer, and u,e tain ran of
he track smashing the riding car, and OBJ
structng the track but fortunately injuring
no one In consequence of this accident, the
afternoon train from the Delaware Railroad,
was delayed several hours, and was taken to
Philadelphia in connection with the 10 p. m.
train from this city.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-03

The latest lepDrts OF the Metis disaster
snow that tatharine Carey, Augusta Perry
AMI Joseph Wegonski. of Germany, were
lost III addition 10 those before reported
This makes 81 or 80 persons lost, and Owe, 20
are still missing. The body Of an infant q
month old has been washed ashore Oh Block
Island, and two more bodies have been dis
,noveIed at Watch Hill
A man who employed spy to get evidence
against the virtue OF his wife got nicely come
ap with in London not long ago The women
met the petition of her husband with the plea
that she had been led into evil solely through
the plots of an agent employed by him to watch
her movements, and the court decided that the
husband was responsible for the acts of his
agent.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-03
The human Roof and its Thatchine

II the man deserves well of his country who
makes two blades of grass grow where only one
grew before, surely he who produces a glorious
crop of hair on comparatively barren scalp de
serves the hearty thanks of the ohiigel party All
honor, therefore. to Professor l.. L. LYON. for.
una uestionably. his renowned kATHAIRoN accom-
plishes this object Gentlemen whose whskers are
shy of making their appearance in force. or :he
fihres OF whose moustaches disclose those 'magni-
hceut distances for which Washington city was
once so famous, will find this HAIR PRRsrADER
.he most wonderful encourager Of fbrous devei-
.opment that has vet been invented. Boil
sexes are advised to it, as by all odds. it is the
best article for improving the growth and beauty
OF the hair, keeping it free from scurf and dan
druff, preventing il from becoming harsh, dry an,
gray--gvng 1t rich gloss aid endowing 1t witt
fe1ib,lity Toilet Chemistry has ever evolved
from the vegetable kingdom.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-03
kOCAL tNfkLlldEkcE.
Decidedly dooi, this morning.

Decidedly dooi, this morning
Delaware Loan Association meets this even ~.
1t is said that VIM s. Hayes refuses to vote for
Dougherty.
A full vote will doubtless he polIed to-day, b,
both parties.
Choice Mess Mackerel at Crippen's corn.l 18th
and Market streets.
Peaches were selling this morning from 5oce
to $l2h per basket.
The hes. Teas for 81 90 are at Crppen O., :ner
4th Il Market streets
q" t" Crppca's, corner ith and Market s =. TO
get citnicc tens and coffecs
Pure Cider Vinegar for picking. at Grip ems.
| c,rncr tn \ Market streets
Pam old Rotterdam Java Coffee at Crpeh's
c iutr ith and Market streets.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-03
ATTEMPTED FRAv 10.
lSsuE OF FRAUDULENT TAN RECEIPTS to
NEGRofS-THE ATTEMPT DETECTED


NEdRofs-THE ATTEMPT DETECTED
Yesterday allernurn James l.. Hawkins. a
letter carrier and resident of the Mini W,rl
was arrested and brulght before /, ,,uire Puhl
charged with iSsning fraudulent tax Tec.i,u. in
the name Of Geo. W. Ward, tax collector f,r
the Northern District. \ negro named Charles
Morris, was alao arrested for con p'cty in me
ALTAR by distributing the receipts aud sewers,
others, who had been furnished with them were
a'so summoned.
There had been, without doubt, a systo,natic
plan formed for The Issuing Of fraudsicn, tax
receipts to co"red voters in that ward, whose
names had never been placed upon the a4.es.
ment list 1t having been accidentally discay.
cred that number OF blank tax receipt. had
been printed IN Philadelphia, suspicion was
aroused, on discovering which, lhe defraudar.
made every effort 10 take in such r.ceipts ~
they had issued. Two ofthe receipts, however.
we're secured by Democratic gentlemen, and are
now in The possession of Esquire Publ. Thes.
two are made out to Robert Pennet and Geo.
Bantim. and have the name of Mr.. Geo. Ward.
attached. Mr.. Wad makes affidavit thai ne
never signed these receipts, and that the names
OF the particular !nIties are not on the assess
inent list.
The modus operandi Of these cheating gentry
was somewhat in this wise. A negro named
Stephen Welch, was furnished with bogus
receipts for Pennet and Bantim. Welch CAV.
these recei pts 10 Bantim, who kept one and
passed the other To Pennet. James l.. Hawkins
furnished one VIM. Morris with rece,pts Tor
himself, Charles Moody aud Pierce Csrberry.
whose names are not on the aasessment list. -
Moody showed his receipt to Mr.. Martin Far
rel, which was one of the causes which led 10
the discovery Of the attempted fraud. With the
exception ofth two in the Possession Of Esquire
Puhl,t balance have probably been destroyed.
Al the trial, yesterday afternoon, Levi &.
Bird, Esq., counsel fer the defendants, waived a
hearing. and Hawking and Morris were held 10
ba in the sum Of $1,000 each. 10 answer the
charge at the next term Of Court. The witnesses
we're also held, in their oxn yecognizance, with
surety to appear. Stephen WEIGH was held in
$500 bail, ior further hearing, on Th,irsday
afternoon. when il will doubtless be ascertalned
who furnished him with the fraudulent receipts.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-03
MoKTaoNERy, Co., N. G, Sept. IL. 1869.

~ hm. II. TAFT
Sr-Please accept the heartfelt thanks Of u
mother WIN was well nigh driven to despair by
tho sad condition of an only child. Ny little boy
has been afflicted with scrofula since his birth.
and after trying every remedy that was recoms
mended, and several physicians had pronounced
him past all hope. accidently heard OF your 3ar~
sapara and Queens Delight. 1t was so highly
recommended that | concluded to try it. but l
must confess with very little faith. He has take"
nine of the bottles you sent me, and am happy in
being able to say that he is almost well: and
believe by the time he takes the dozen he will be
perfectly restored to health. He has gained flesh,
has fine appetite, and now walks two miles to
school. l shall always remember you with grah-
tude. ANN MURRAY.