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LOST AND FOUND.

Il OST-March 4th, on Pcnnsyl vania avenue, be-
II tween 9Th and 10th streets, = purple morocco
PORTMONNAlE. The finder will be literally re-
wsrded by leaving II with SAM'L A. DUNCAN, q.
3. Patent once. ma 81
I Osr-On Saturday night, . Gold Enameled
IL BRACELET, either on 7Ih street or street.
between eth and sth streets north The finder will
receive q reward Of % by leaving the same at Il.
MAJORS Drug store, corner 9TH and 81 streets
north. ma St.
I OsT-A IEkMANENr POLICY OF FIRE IN
Il! II sURAECS, No; ~, issued BY the LiyerRool
IhoTssnd Dollar IL favor q Ira HaIris, on P!ick
ton, d. G. Application having been made for Q re.
newal Of said policy, all persons are cautioned
against negotiating the same. feb2l- 2ws
Zine ASSOCIATION or GBORGITOWN. The
public are cautioned not TO receive Il. ocl6
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DKPAR1nrxr on s,..r

DEPARTMsNr on SrAyR
WARRINGTON u. c., March 4, lE1
TnfrrDsioa has been rec lived at this Departm sns
from Mr. George W briggs, the Cousul Of the United
etst at Turk . Islands, W l.. Of ~ dsafh on the
essend Of " csm ber. 1871, At SAT- Day, " T.. of
James GIbben, seaman on board the AWeFican shi D
a ddjc HAl..S -
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Fl THE ORIGINAL p
S Furniture Emporium. go
GREAT REDUCTION OF PRICES or FURNI.
TUBE AND HOUsK-PURNIsH1Na
GOODS IN GENERAL.

TT, The UNDERSIGNED having determined TO sell ont
TING, and every descIiPtion Of 0fHIR TBRN1:
SMIAkBLI TOP CHAMBER ana COT rAGE
SUITS, and all other HOUSE-FURNIsHIN0
GOVIS, By the lsI 81 MAY NEXT, At which time
We shall be compelled to close establishment for
two or three months, IN order to make INN on g.
nents TO eur Stre We would respectfully inform
ball until the lsT Of NAY NEXT, sell our sItsn.
five assortmeAt Of HOUSE FURNlSHI N0 GOODS
ATA VERY REDUCED PRICE, FOB Dash. AZ
the southeast corner Of 7th and d streets Any PER
soI wishing to purchase goods in our line will do
well 70 call and examine goods for themsel res
ard we have NO fear but they will be satisfied that
what We say is 50.
Very respectfully.
mar5-eo6t GREEN 4 WILLIAMS.
DRUPOsALS FOR RENTING FISH WHARF.
BOARD OF PUBLIC woRKsl
WASHINGTON. March S, H72
Sealed Proposals will be received by the Board of
Pnblic Works Of the District of Columbia UNTIL
I'm, MARCH 9, 1872, for RENTING TIE FISH
wharf, at the foot Of Potomac street, George.
town from the 10th instant until June L, 1872
The Board reserves the right to reject any or all
bids.
BID, must be directed to the Vice President Of the
Board, and indOrsed I" Proposals for Renting Fish
Wharf" ALEX. =. SHEPHERD,
mar6-td Vice President.
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oPproIAL.
NGpARYNvvY

= DEPARTNyNf ~ STATE,
WAsaisGros, d. c.. March .. 1877.
Infosmatioo has been received At this Department
from mr. George n. Aitchell, the Vice CoAsul Of
the nierl statts ss anaGaws, japan Of the DEATH
O the 18tA Of December, 1871, at kenagava, Of A.
j. Poke, ciusea If fh- UBited Stotes.
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1--WE do not see how yen are able to sell those
Goods so cheap is remark frequently made I'm my
store, showing that you who possibly might have
doubted the truth OF my advertisements are entirely
convinced Of IL the moment you see the goods offer
of LADIES ENTERTAINMENTS made .u uSa nne
ay Of good naserial, and Of neat pleasing pattern,
Miases' and Ladder WHITE APRONS. OF Linen,
Pique spd Cotton, 20 cents and q each.
Beautiful sets Of LACE SLEEVES and COL
LAB In different handsome patterns 1t q per sett.
Ladies plain white BALBRIGGAs HOSE, extra
long, pair Tor u.
e Ssfia hssi e, Sain'''h'd LINEN HAND
RATf HOSE pa,r for ii. ~ ''"' o1"'0
{ A very full spsrtnsut Of Chfldre.s HOSE, Irca
frsme,) to 81 inches, and pairs for 81.
,J sP Be-. 4: g, Sl, TOILET SETS bottles and
FSAEEs, With eisss, ssie, for o..
AnSshss lot q my veil known ali LsATHER
Beautiful LACE INDIES. q, 5, Sand for o..
sHG sAsL nAf: srF TEA
flAYS. eACkaAnnON BOARDS, DOM
CTS, and : srsss ANY other articles constantly
r in full supply e at.
METROPOLITAN DOLLAR STORE
3lo e1vIuFR DTR1DI.
fse00 Nsar Rsansyivaaia avenue,
AZ 1ES Ssasfs "a S SSS55
sn0He, &C.. e Z. o4ADW0HLH lf3x BSidss
80: Ssssessexn: ncss By nsn ffoo osorqstevs
NOTICE OF RBn0yaL-A n. TUB IAN n.
1a L. ss%oysS he PAPKRHAkGIEe and UP.
tom 70 as Ninth street, between b And r. sSI n
srcsr e nske room for ep!ing stock offers fos the
RAR1kaAN0lNG. WINDOW sHApRs.
PICTURE FRAMES, CHROMOS, &c. MD
Boors AND SHOES.
,xHsrs ceiling our esttre s6ck q Fsn aud WIrtsr
SOSDs q cost 70 Iake Csm for SVrinG 49,
rocco Boots for Lsdiss g has.
A.,su. 'oHS Hsfh ~ ns Z ! sos,
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Theodore Tiltou has been in hot water ever
since he LEFT the Independent and took up with
the free lovers. He Is suing his old friend
Bowen OF that paper for breach Of promise,
breach of contract or something; Mr.. Greeley
has turned his back on him; and now
he Is to be made the subject OF q lee
ture by Mrs Utie BROKER, sister of woodruff
and Ciafin. who will hold forth ON Gree Loven
at the Cooper Institute on Thursday evening
next, illustrating the subject With Vic. and her
admirers, including Tilton. The New York Star
says; "Mrs. Brooker is a very handsome lady.
good tslker, and hater of the pernieious doc
trine advocated by her sister. She is down ON
Tilton and proposes to rake him in her talk
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BOARDING.

FIRST CLASS TABLE BOARD
howard HOUSE,
feb26-lm Corner 9Th street and Pa. avenue.
DLEASANT FURNISHED ROOMS with first
corner 1Oth street. ia t.
EIRsT GLASS BoARD, WITH PLEASANT
fROST Rooms, tc> . had on reasonable teTms
81 1901, corner Pennsylvania avepse and 18th
street. Good location and accessible. Suff "
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~The railroad fsre from New York 10 New
orleans has been raised from $50 to s5S.
~Coptes OF the American case in full, As
submitted to the Geneva Board Of Arbitration.
next Saturday.
grin the Baltimore city eourt nm s..n...
Joseph Hosefross recovered s3 900 damages tro.y
the Baltimore and Ohio railroad COMMIT ~.
injuries sustained by him in an accident mar
Washington junction September 6, 1911.
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%HAsHIN0TONC CITY AND POINT LOOK
@ OUT RAILROAD COMPANY.
foREsTvILLE, PRINCE GEORGES Co., Md
February n, 1871.
At meeting Of the corpor ators Of the W ashng
ton City and Point Lookout Aairoad Company, at
fOTestville:
Ordered, That books of subscription to the cap
itsl stock Of said company shall be opened FRt-
DAY. the Goth day of March, 1874. At Riley's Store
Forestville for the pur pose Of enabling all
who may desire TO do 90 suhscr be to the apita
stock IF SAIL company Books will be opened at 10
O'Clock o. m and closed Mt 3 clock D. M
DUNCAN y. WALKER,
S.W. HUrCHIN5,
JOHN 4. BOWIE,
feb2o-lm PIG GRIMES.
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Massachusetts always alive to the Quotations,
Advancement OF her children, now proposes to
establish industrial schools-day and evening
the school committees to determine the arts or
trades to be taught. This IL Q move in the rich,
direction, and We hope to see the example fol-
lowed up throughout the country.
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

EoR RKNT-fse iarss DWELLING HOUSE.
y 1eS rsuneyfssnia avsane, sir DOOR esst a the
kss3oaal Hotel wide room. ssaircssrs an 1900.
. locality foe . law - OF physiciaa
rkANCK TAYLOR
U0G sSS tndians O
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The reform legislature of New York finding
the present Law against the lottery business in
that state Intellectual for tn suppression, u con-
sderins stringent bin, which prescribes a the
punishment for the selling Of tickets q policies.
imprisonment for from thirty days to two wears.
and nne OF from $50 to Sl 900. II proAihit,
newspapers from advertising lotteries, ana also
Furnishes any one Who persuades another to
visit any place to purchase lottery tiekst,
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DOLITICAL CORRUPTION.
y EXPOSED IN PRINTS 20xa4
POLITICAL LADDER-Politicans Robbine the So
pie.
PoLIIIcAL1 Mash UP-The People stark Mad
The PEOPLE CHANGING FRoNr-Politcians Lead
ing the People with Kings IN their Nases
PORTRAIT OF THR NEXT PREsIDEEI-(n he gets
Votes enough
10 cents each. order through any News Dealer
For Sale by all News Companies In New York-or re-
init by Mail to Z. II. COFFIN, PRINTER, 4s John
street, MY. M 81
(Bf PERMISSION, FROM THE DEPART
MENT kECORDSD
10 PORTRAITS OF U. s. DErECrIyEs,A AND
10 THEIR CAPTURES:
WONDERFUL Book $50 PAGES, PRICE
$3.50.
Mailed, post p,id, anywhere, on receipt of price,
Address LABAN HEATH,
msr22w 80 Hanover street, b pston.
TRUTH STRANGER TN ANFICTION.
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III PATENT.
i He Cheapest end best lifting spring ever in use
is TRIBoYD PATENT LIFTING 6PRING for
WATCH CASES, patented February -. 1877. This
spring can be put In every size case, and IL war
rented for ten cost Of only Is csnts the old
p! FiS HslAW ATcEHs AID yIwELRY RE.
PAIRED AT Low RATES.
O. TRIBBY,
No. ll3 Pennsylva nia avenue,
MARLIN bet. LIST and ID sts.. Washington, %, O.
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~IHE sOrIAfTON OF THE OLDEST
~ - InHABIrsNIs will meet WEDNESDAY,
20 morrSH EvEkING, at 81 o'clock In the Couri
-J6HN CARRoLL BRENT,
1t Rep Pat Recordins Secretary
rTras sry,rEEs ASD MEMBERS OF 81
iSfi 81 snf
ioIos.a TRIBE, Ne s,sf asotss. S 'I''''nal visit
sS SrG P65EIkrnHoRs Asa Of wRR ss mssds;
rsTEANER LADY or. THE LAKE.
vii leave M M9rfclk for wsshi gtOn on TUESDAY
cho'cf s.sA4 II 6eEoS %H = T. WE'D
tor Iotns5e ha,Ps'y .S stree, Wharf
U medical department. fa = co GbaG College,
WASHINGTON, ID. u.
The FlFTlBH ANNUAL Of
this Institution Will be heId At
On THGhsDAY EyENIEa, March at 80;
ii 'Hs T he Gasda. y
The Profession and the public are respectfully
ms-st JSO. c. Riley. M n. Dean.
~. BEWARE or CALOMEL,
Wy And all Mercuri.l Compounds: Better, far
raj poison, no ma;t.r how carefully prepared Its
extensive use has al eady The Of
and distressing injury. DR.. TUFTS LIVER
PILLS contain not q particle of Mercury, and An
be taken At all times wi perfect safety.
YAZOO COUNTY, Miss, May 1869
- DR.. WB. III. Tut: have been martyr to Liver
Complaint for three years. and after employin the
best OF doctors, and spending almost all worth
FOR different kinds OF madeleine your agent induced
me to try your Liver Pills. have taken them reg
ulariy for several weeks, and have been so much
benefited by them that feel confident of o perfect
care. Isonsider them the best Liver Medicine ever
discovered. y,CRAPoS.
IR TUFTS S1iR DYE G0LORsA Bs!U
TFUL BLACK. m5-sost
~EOTICI-As pet ial Meeting Of the DO AID
" OF TRADE will be held on TUESDAY
EvEN1NG, March 5th, at 7:30 O'Clock. Pnnctual
attenssnce is IEesS req SAAL BaC3N .,.
o@fHIs is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT THE
uS full amount Of the capital stock Of the
UNION RAILROAD COMPANY has been sub
scribed snd the books closed.
There will be a meeting Of the stocs holders at the
Office Of the Treasurer corner 18th street and New
York avenue, on WEDNESDAY, 9Th instant, ~
O'Clock, to elect directors and transact such other
BUSINESS ~ ""' a 4. ?. sARDoN, President,
AZ BROWN, Treasurer,
II. 7. WISwELL, Secretary,
mist tChron Rep Patti COMMITTEES.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-06-12

Without referring in detail to the va
rous other propositions embr,ced 10 the
resolutions of the convention, but seeing
how they all contemplate restoration OF
rowcr to the people, peace to the patton
purity TO the government, that they con
demn the attempt to establish an ascend.
sncy of military over civil rule, and
affirm with explic,tness the maintenance
Of equal freedom to all citizens, irrespec'
tive Of roce, previous condition, or pend
ing disabilities, l have only to pledge
again my sincere CO operation.
lhave the honor to remain,
Very respectfully you're.
GRATZ BROWN.
To. Hon. Carl Schurz, president +;
Hon. Geo. w. Julian, vice president
and Messrs. w. + Mclean, John 6.
Davidson, j. A. Rhodes, secretaries Ma
tional Convention of Liberal Republicans
Of the United States.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-06-12

The Huntsville Advocate says Greeley
will get thirty thousand msjority iu Ala
bama.
Ellison s. Keitts, one Of the most in
fuential men in bis section 10 South Car.
olins, oouusels the Denocrscy to indorss
Cincinnati At Baltimore.
Tho Buffalo Courier says of Governor
Browns letter: ut is just such dig
ui6ed, earnest and statesmanlike utter
snce as We had right to expect"
James Gordon Bennett, editor of the
New York Herald, died on Sunday, june
2ud, in the 77th year Of bis age. HI
has been in declining health for ssvsra
years, and has not been connected with
the Herald since the war.
The Louisville Courier Journal say,
the supporting Of our present navy At al
expense Of 500, 900 900 . year, is lik,
paying six dollsas . week for keeping I
five dollar mule.
Grant Republicans dislike Greeley
white hat because there 10 no Dent 10 it
After election they will not have reason
to complain on that score. There vii
b :dsnt In it then; . prsss dent
Buffalo Curisv.
General Bradley T. johnson ssidentl.
dossent want to be misundsrstood whsl
no writes: "A separate Democrati
nomination means . divided south, q
utterly overwhelming Nsdssal north, en-
anarchy At the end Of fouv years move o
military rule. / sincsssly thint il
more than folly-it is criminal-to cous
tensnce such thing Usits OF Greeley
std ~ elect hin"
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-06-12

The Grant papers take great delight in
talking about what stauuch Republican
Greeley has been, and what hard things
he has said about Democracy. They
hope by this to turn u few Democrats
from him, aud hold fast 10 the faith the
aggressive faction Of tbs party. Bu.
they needn't take so much pains to keep
these things before the people, who know
them already, and knew them before they
declared for Greeley. Whatever may
have been said BY Greeley has been
pretty thoroughly acted by Grant, and az
Grss!ey's course has been prompted by
honest convictions, and Grants by bri.
berry, gifts aud promises Of Office, va
prefer Greeley and We are we'll Satisfied
that one of these two men will be tb,
next President.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-06-12

The Montgomery County Leader says
Col. Thos. G. HUT Of Lincoln county is
mentioned as a candidate for Secretary Of
State. Col. HUT is q type Of old time
gentlemen, Of the pursst integrity aud
sterling good sense. He would fll faith
fully and honorably any Office the people
might call him to occupy. His nomins.
tion would afford satisfaction to oil Who
know him personally or politically, fss
he 10 safe, and true to bis party.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-06-12
who Weuld Have Thought ~
We know our readers will be surprised

We know our readers will be surprised
when W tell them that Grant has act.
ually been nominated by the Philadel
phia Radical convention, for Of course
nobody ever dreamed Of such . thing
These political parties are always doing
something to surprise the people. 1t il
shame that they should 60 and do JUS
what everybody expected and knew they
would do. But then available men 10 th'
Radical party are scarce just now, and
We suppose it is excusable for taking up
,heir wooden god again.
The convention assembled at Phila
delphia last -WadsA.Aas. and on Thurs.
day nomisations we're in order. They
attempted to get up an enthusiasm BY Mr..
Cullum Of Illinois saying:
On behalf Of the great Republican
party Of the State Of Illinois, and of the
Union in the name Of liberty, loyalty,
justice, etc.. and remembering with graf
ituds the achievements of the great SOL
der, nominate U. 8. Grant for the
presidency. [Great cheers.
This nomination was promptly sec.
ondsd by Gen. Woodford Of New York,
and so great was the love for "liberty,
loyalty, aud justice" q that no other
nominations we're made. Then the farce
Of voting commenced. The roll was
called, and every one of the seven hun
dred and sixty.two votes were cast for
the present incumbet. Gen. Grant was
then announced the nominee Of the con-
vention and Mr. Chase OF Indiana sung
tho "Rcd White and Blue" followed BY
Mr.. Church with Marching through
Georgia" There was as much enthusi
asm as could be expected under the cir
cumstancos, for if you don't think it
difficult matter to work yourself up to
fever Of excitement and glori6cation owe
q little matter that you knew all the tim
was set down on the slate and agreed T.
twelve months bsfors, why just try it
So we can't blame the enthusiasm Of tn
Philadelphia convention for leaking ou
ina few bottled uppIausss.
There was little more of q stir whe
the nomination for Vice President va
in order, occasioued by there being tw
competitors. Senator Henry Wilso
was the frst named, and then smilinI
Schuyler Colfax was put in nomination
The vote stood, 3644 fer Wilson an
32l3 for Colfax. Before the result wa
announced Virginia changed her vote I
Wilson, securing him the nomination
A confusion Of states changing thoi
votes then arose, and the nomination va
made unanimous.
So Grant again leads the army Of tn
of6ceholders and seekers, and Wilson
holds on to his coat tail. The poo
"Smiler," who has for long time bee
effected with chronic desire to "retir
from public life" will now be permitte
to crafty that desire aud SO will Gran
after the November election, for instea
Of "tanning the hide Of Horace Creole
iu the vat Of Democratic corruption an
damnation," a. suggested by the witt
Nebraska delegation, he will fall into
vat prepared by tho people, that will ca
into his putrid nature like quick limo 40
leave him 6t only for Long Brauel
vhiskey sponge.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-06-12

The extension Of the Ka-klux measure
has been defeated. The house Of repre-
sentativss went against it BY . vote Of
94 yeas and lOs nays. It required q
two thirds majority to pass, and it didu''
even get majority. This will put a
damper on Grants success in the South
for be depended greatly on his bay oust.
there.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-06-12

The St. Louisians don't appear to favo,
Hon. Mormon J. Colman for Gossruos
They say they want man outside of 81.
Louis this time, which, Se are sorry tt
say, doesn't speak tery yell for Nj. Col
mans chances.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-06-12

A canvass of the dslsgstes 10 the Penn.
sylvania Democratic State convention,
showed a mojo-ity Of thirty three for
Greeley. There will not be a single state
sgainst him at Baltimore, if Arsry dele .
cation votes a. Q unit,
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-06-12

Senator Rice Of Arkansas declared in
Louisville the othes day that Greeley
will get all ths Democrats 10 Arkansas,
all the Republicans except ths Claytos
faction, and will carry the state BY . ma.
iority OF a least ten thousand.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-06-12

DEFORE PURCHASING CALL AT OUR
- SHOP At THE TAN YARD IN TROY
OUR LARGE STOCK OF
Wagon Harness,
Carriage Harness,
Buggy Harness,
Riding Brides,
Blind Brides,
Open-face work do,
Halter Brides,
Halters,
Check Lines,
Back Bands,
Belly Bands,
Bride Reins.
Wagon Martingales.
Riding do
Breast Strops,
Belly S,rops.
Hame Strops,
Halter Strops,
Hame Strings,
Wagon Breeching.
Saddle Cruppers,
Horse Hames,
Curry Combs,
Horse Brushes,
Horse Blankets,
Hair Saddle Girths.
Leather Saddle Girths.
Web Saddle Girths,
Trace Chains,
Mule Hamcs
Wagon Whips,
Ok Whips,
Drovers Whips.
Horse Collars,
Mule Collars,
Side Saddles,
Mems Saddles.
Boys Saddles,
Saddlery Hardware,
Carriage Trimmings.
Riding Whips,
Plow Gear, &c.
Ladies',
Gentlemen's.
Boys and Girls
Boots and Shoes
Of Every Style,
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-06-12

The Montgomery (Als Mail edited
BY Col. Robert Tyler, sou of the ex.
President, says: Voorhees, speech is rs.
garded by nins.tsnths OF the Democrats
in North Carolina and Alabams q. uu.
just'6abls, and whether he actually de-.
signed mischief or not, is only to BE- en-.
tirsly condemned. North Alsb.ma, %
we'll as Middle and Southern AIabams,
so far as Democrats and Conservatives
are concerned, are almost unit in the
wish that the National Democratic con.
vention at Baltimore should advise all
Democrats to vote the Cincinnati ticket.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-06-12

Says the Houston (Miss Ms.sens ger,
"lf We don't very much mistake the TEN
per and feelings Of the Southern people,
We doubt very much, if the Democrats
should commit the folly Of putting out q
third ticket, whether they will not find
the masses Of the people hava determined
not to follow the dictstiou Of such men
ss VOORHEES,, of Indiana, and papers like
the New York World and Day Book any
longer. Such politicians and papers may
suit very we'll for their latitude, and may
suit the feelings and condition Of the
people upon whom they are dependent
for support and patronage, but they are
in colder climate than We live in"
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-11-04
CAPTURED.
A Penitsntlasy Convict Arrested In
ss uiliner. llN

L b.
On Tuesday evening last, Deputy
Sheriff Scott Witkers, Of 1ilmer eoun,
y, brought to the Jail at this plaza 0
/ man named James Youst, who os-
capped from the State Prison in March
last.
1t had como to the knowledge Of The
authorities in Gilmer that Asa Jenk-
ms, who was sentenced to the Peni-
Tertiary from Richie county, for fcl-
ony, aud who had subsequently, ca.
capped, was living in a little csbia on
the waters Of Tanners Fork, lilo was
known to be desperate character
never going abroad unless armed TO
the teeth-aud dsfying the entire COM
nuuity. Sheriff Withcrs, aided by the
cool sagacity Of Captain sidah Camp
bell (and neither know what teur is)
determined to attempt the mans cap
ture, and before daylight on Monday
morning last, they rode into the
neighbOrhood. Here they discovered
that jenkins had gone over into Riteh.
10 county, but tia. another man, who
was living with him, and who went by
the name Of James johnson, was 10 the
house After bearing a description Of
this man, they concluded that it must
10 Youst, who escaped ut the same time
that jenkins did Having secured
the aid Of one or two assistants, they
proceeded TO surround the house.
(This was just before day on Monday
morning Youst was not inclined to
give up. but upon being assured that
a bullet would be the next call made
upon him to surrender, be gracefully
accepted tue situation"
Yous. was sentenced by the Cirruit
Court Of Slonougalla county to serve
ten years in tho pOnitcntiary. The
charge against him vast some time
during tho war he bad shot man,
with intent to kill, aud robbed him Of
his horse aud other articles.
On Wednesday morning SIr, With.
ors carried his prisoner TO Clarksburg,
whero he was TO DO met and relieved Of
his charge by the prison authorities.
jenkins is still ut large; but since
the capture Of Youst, the country has
become too hot to hold him. and we
shall soon, no doubt, clirOaicle his ar
rest
The prompt aclion and cool dotcrmi.
nation Of kisjor Wi.lers, Captain
Campbell. and their associates, In this
matter, is worthy Of all praise; for it
ia no joke to surround log cabin lin
the dark) which contains a desperate
armed man.