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New Market

On the west side of the river at the foot OF
tho bridge, Sicnfs twenty-five per cent
cheaper than at the city Market. No charge
is made for crossing the bridge,
liU-dtf w. "A. JENKINS& RON NER.
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viii give employment rs Iravolngoccn
TO one or two active, industrious and expert
eiccd business men. call NJ my ohice on
Elm street, or ut the store of =, Loeb co..
below,
l0Sdiw j, W, SCnENCK.
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The best assortmentof Havana and domes-
tic cigars and Virginia tobacco in Dallas lsto
he had at 7. l,cinecke's, opposite Cosmopoli-
tan hotel. li1-dtw
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For Rant.

The business house now occupied by Thos,
NJ. Miers, ON Commerce street, is now for
rent. Possession given on or about Septem-
beri. Apply Ut the store. lGldtf
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naairstnAa En- ella

immediately adjoinlng the city of Dallas,
$50 acres delightfully."- situated, aud will be
sold In quantities 10 suit purchasers.
TliuRMoND & MITCHELL,
ii0dif Attorneys at Law, Dalies, l,xns.
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Miss Mary McOwen Will receiver few more
pupils for instruction On the Plano. She
may DO found at tho residence OF the senior
publisher Of The Dallas Hereli, corner Pm
chic avenue and Houston street, ,lpiin
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N0TltiE.
Mr.. ". IL. sparke,,

OF shreveport, is our authorized agent fol
that city, 10 whom parties desiring 10 adver.
tise in OF subscribe for THE HERALD are re.
spectfully REFERRED
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Active pnrtnrr Vynnted.

A good chance for The right man, rs | in
tend establishing another house on Main
street. G. h. STEPHENSON,
IL dat Green Front, Dallas, Texas.
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oi,rreh opyices sciley,


HiNioH N,lh, hol to-day lnl'm dinennt
rlt th,IiN i0llbNN
t. NeinWs pia0pl ghpri'- corner ln'
nWpna FIN streets llNNb Davenport
Rector. spudoy Nhooi utsh aP. Se.Scc
at lDla nin, ma pm,
ndhuf.d lrrcolhl thrwh Eorih- Comet
Commerce nnd fnum str d', ley. r. W.
Thompson, rrior. Sunday Scheoi ui Nlnm'
sprNlcgsnt ~ um. pnd srm'
Cumhc ,ntl lre,b,lWi1o ,hnrrl--lyiieron
succt lN,Ailltr Pastor. sunday School
at ~ ~, 81. yicsstt u ua.nDd + nm
W. seAo.i eebyieden lhnrL- Elm h"cri
suudpy scboD ii an,
Cathilf Church yam street new build
ln9 Rev, n thw Plle, l0slar NaWlc@
at Z aud Os uin,
Missionary Dapust Chmc'-potlorson ave-
nue.. Roy Abiom Weaver PASTOR Nunday
Fchool NJ ~ am, services nj IO'y mn. ana
81 pm,
Car,ilan Church -caroniolri rieit Rev.
IRA G. Mitchell, Pastor, SlNlcf no lt4 AN,
and D.. ~. sunday school d % lnh
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IlAIN-MuSic.
SOME thunder yesterday.
FADING beauties--lhe trees.
AlToaETlER out OF rcacli-thc stars,
TIg ordinance in relation to water
works will appear Tuesday morning
DALLAS has the finest stone quar-
rios In the State.
THg Holly Water Works Is decided
upon by the City Council.
A MOUSE striped like a zebra was
caught ina coon trap near this city
yesterday.
ATTENTION is called to the cald of.
~. Jackson ~ u candidate for District
Clerk Of this county,
14lnsE afternoon rains tint our pll-
lows with pleasant dieams and
strengthen " for the mofrow's race.
AusyIS street, North. has caught the
spirit Of Improvement and will show
what she know 4 about building itmme-
dmtcly, Ifpot some time before.
Cry SURVEYOR WENTWORTH gives
Us the delightful Intelligence that the
grading Of Commerce, Main and Elm
streets will be resumed on Monday.
G. II. WRIGHT, Esq, trayelingagent
for or able and elegant exchange, the
Houston Mercury, soiourns like a na-
bob at the Crutchllell.
MAJOR 'N.,lls, whose stewardship
IN the Legislature Ia the exceptional
pride Of POLK county, wrought his name
yesterday upon the Cosmopolitan "al-
Linl.n
In should have been Horizons, and
not IIpptcrs, addition to San Diego.
And the way, 80 to Stephens to-day
and got the latest papers, and then OK
anime tint map of SAN Diego.
PASSENGER AGENT DoRwIN, Of the
Missouri, Kansas and Texas, arrived
on the Shreveport train ust evening,
and viii be nbleto compare the chimes
of our church bells with those of Sc
dalia.
Hon. JOHN Ii. McKIE, one of Mlssls-
sippi's representative citizens, is in
our city, and with the eye admiration,
views our spirit of growth and don't
know but whit he'll take part in it.
The way with all good men.
DEPUTY MARSHAL MAsTIN arrested
man Mt the Southern Hotel yester-
day, who had stolen pair of mules
and buggy, which he had sold few
hours before for something over hum
bred dollars.
Ten miles from any house, in the
Eastern part of this county, traveller
found In II top of tree suit Of clothes
OF bonnet cloth of the finest quality. |
The suit was pronounced worth one
hundred dollars.
COLONEL LOCKWOOD takes the 1880 |
train Monday morning for st. Louis,
there TO purchase the required machin-
cry for the gasworks, all of which will
be In full blast and full brightness by |
whoa January, the onst.
The individual who in u somnabu-
JIG state walked out Of u window ut the
cliy Hotel, Friday morning, about
TIRES O'Clock, received but slight In
jury, aud was able yesterday to be on
the street. His name Is Wright, and,
we understand, a civil engineer, whose
residence Is Dcnison.
ME. w. H. RIcKEy, of that popular
paper house, SnIder & Holmes, st.
Louis, isin town, and called upon us
yesterday. This house. we may be
permitted to say, Is one OF the best and
most substantial in 81. Louis, and our
merchants and others visiting that
city should give thema call.
in preparing theroad bed for a side
track Of the Pacific road, at the juno
ton Of Pacific avenue and Lamar
street. q deep ditch on the north side,
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RE kneit besiie her dying bed,
hSpeuk. daughter, speak, - the old MANS III
NV here Is " fafhrf, where isit, 4 say. y =
English Felnale h'ttrrs mnst have to d ny
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Geo. NJ. Gi:tleilyil a. TO- i',Vr-
nltNra dealers. llGyc uicSei opa
spgSit& The sect 21&'lhc. Elsa
street, where tiie3 Uiil renuin
un.ls their HgW brici, IistlIis'g
IN completed. l!'tf
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DTrcIEISs.
rowa lots for Sale.

twelve lots lone block, on tho principal
business street Of tlctown Of llutchlng ON
the Central .Rallroad, IA pallas county, FOL
sale OF low prices, Apply 10
JOHN W.sWISDELLs,
jyi5lif he'"" ''hp''
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TErANrED "A ntst-clpsS bookkoeper IT,
W Sizes to unt,iu II situatun with Soui"
glod nun Ia Dallas. Add,'ss"'i, Class Box
l9i, lr,tias, On Scpumb~ri 10, 1873. ldid,w'
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YvNMrra.

Advertisements niIi ir igt.pr",4 oii
deg t!l'N G,isN Ay l0 cssttu s,"g Iiuy Het
lnsrrti0i, cosin4iG& Gl-".1 ave iiRcs Up-
ward,
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POLITICAL,
A CARD.
To tl,c voters OF Dallas Coun'y'

FELLOW CITIZENS: The rapidliy.
growth and development of our Toq I'M
amidst the excitements OF Winch , S'
come amongst you, and the ansenw M
strongly marked individuality In the nv, w
earnest and loyal OF ''new COMETS luS, nss
If It does not make necessary, on ll,, ,or "l
sion, a public Introduction; am ailn pisrsi
to you to-day rs q candidate Ior ay ,ha
Clerk of Dallas county, ana beg 70 n,y M
In soliciting your suffrage rely upon MI.
personal und political record rs matt NJ M,
In your observation, II not witnin SpI ! an
dufing twenty years. In politfs ID XXI S,n
Democrat, none the less deiotsu JUaVn.
hecansc courteous and chatltapic. ,1r NJ
east inv first vote for Mr.. Buchpnan io rI
ident, ! have never scratcha,d III einuii
ticket nor shifk6d vote. II elected ,ns, s
Clerk by your suffrage, Will De III IN duiy
as | nm. lind have been, consistent ara N'
s'a MI, ~ poii'i's' RIiHAR D GAME
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~. com ..,so' 4; :s's' ' Nearly as~, Apply
n,th.s ONCE,
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FOR SALE.

The beautiful frame DWELLING OF Colonel
Owens, situstod on Cottage lane, hatween
Norwood and Pearl streeis six rooms in the
iiouse; two good welis iasting water; force
pump and nfty feet uf hose; fine young or
chart of choice fruit; good stable; house
huilt ,ider the owners supervision, and nf
the beat materials; 2H acres OF land. Also,
fine business lot ON Elm street, east OF Cen
trnl l.ailrond. II desired, the furniture
NEARLY. newt will be sold with the house.
Parties csn 500 Colnnel Owens at the house,
or the undersigned at hisoilice, on Elm street
one dcorwe OF Episcopal church.
ii3dtf ~ stf GEO. w. BAYLOR.
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'lnc official Paper 81 ms ciI.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1873-03-07

SHRRIFF'S SALE.-MiDer O. Vaughan vs..
William II. Congdon, Van Buren, County, S.
BY virtue OF writ Of transcript execution is-
sued out OF and under the seal OF the Circuit
Court for the County OF Van Buren,, and TO me
directed ana delivered, / have this twenty ninth
day Of January A. d. 1873, levied upon all the
right, title and interest OF William II. Cong
don, defendant, in said execution, IN and to
the following described lands and premises
situated in the County OF Van Buren and State
Of Michigan, to-wit: The Northwest quarter
Of the Southwest quarter OF Section number
Sixteen O6) in township number Two ca south
of range number Fourteen (14) west, which
shall expose for sale at public vendue TO the
highest bidder, on Saturday, the 22d day
OF March. A. ID. 1873, ct one O'Clock r. M. OF
said day, at the front door OF the Court House,
in the Village Of P4w Paw, in said County.
Dated tins 29th day o. January A. ID. 1873.
JOHN L. SIi0WERMAN,
9327 Sheriff.
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JAMIE II. pRArER, at the old stand OF Z. q.
Rutler, has Just added to bis stock OF goods =
general assortment of Crockery, Glassware,
lamps and Lanterns. which be proposes
to sell very cheap and 10 which ne invites the
attention OF rurchssets 92a
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Dissolution Notice.

Notice Is hereby given that the Copartper-
ship heretofore existing under the firm name
of Il. w. Melchor d Son. is this day dissolved
by mutual consent. The business will here
after be conducted by L. Il. Melchor, 1T the
old stand. Al debts OF the late firm are as
sumed by E.B. Melchor. who will also receive
all moneys due to the firm. Persons knowing
themselves indebted will please cali on Z. Il.
Melchor aud settle their accounts.
T. w. MRLCHOR.
T., Il. hELCHOR.
Paw Paw, Mich. Fob. 4. 1873. 932t3.
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FIRE! FIREi FIRE.

Notice IL hereby given that the annual meet
ing of the Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance
Company, OF Van Buren, County Mich. will be
held at the Court House in Paw Paw, Van Bu-
rem County, on Monday, March 10th, 1873. at
half past one o'clock. p. NJ, for the purpose OF
electing all the officers ofa said Company, and
for the transaction Of any business that may
properly come before said Meeting.
Paw Paw, Feb. 18th, 1873. 93itS.
Elias Z. Hathaway, Secretary.
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Public Caution.

bed and board without just cause or provoca-
ton, all persons Gre hereby forbid trusting or
harboring her on my account, as ! shall pay no
debts of her contracting from and after this
date.
Dated waverly. the 5thday OF February 1873,
932tsF MILO HUEY.
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OpTIcR oP THE SHERIYY oY
NAH RuRFN CnIHIY. Mich

NAr bUkEN COUhIf, MICH
You are hereby notified that at thu Election
10 be held on the first Monday in April next,
in said state OF Michigan, the following officers
are 10 be elected viz: Justice OF the su-
preme Court, IN the place of Isaac 7. Chris
hancy, whose term OF Office will expire on the
31st day Of December next, and two Regents
the University, in place OF Edward @. Walker,
and George Willard, whose terms Of Office Will
expire on the 3lst day OF December next. There
will also be elected in said County, one County
superintendent OF Schools in the place OF Hen
ry j. Kellogg, whose term OF ofiice will expire
on the thirtIeih day OF April next.
JOHN l.. .SHOWERMAN.
g33 Sheriff OF Van Buren Co., Mich.
Dated, Paw raw, Feb. H. 1878.
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FARM FOR SALE.

Located on the Decatur road X miles south
east OF the village Of Paw Paw, consisting of
6S acres, "a acres cleared, IA acres IN wheat
splendid well of water which will sell cheap
and on reasonable terms. Apply to A. Van
Auken, or the undsrsigned
o. EBERT.
Nov. 20, 1872. e2a6.
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July, 1879.
PAW PAW RAIL ROAD.

Trains from Paw Psw connect with the same
named Trslns on the Michigan Central hailroad
81 tLawton going east and west
LEAvrPAW Paw.
$50 A. NJ, returns from Lawton nj ~ NJ
1000 a. M, Mail Train, east; .,-,...
a:&5 p. M, Mail west ana w .,,ons az aest
EVTrsins return 10 Paw Paw on departure oi
sxchc~n Central Trains from Lawton.
sHS"" ~S Holm IuLING Sup't.
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FOR SALE

FARM Of forty acres one mile from
the village Of Lawton, VIZ Of wis Of sel Of
section so, in the town OF Antwerp. Fen
acres improved and fenced, good frame house,
well &C. Price $1,000, part down. terms easy.
II. d J. ID. BURNS.
Kalamazoo, Nov. Is, 1872. $40.
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! adopt this mode OF sdvertieing my business
instead OF employing agents. My object is, to
reduce the expense OF the business as much as
possible, 30 by purchasing of me you pay no
agent fees. You can also save the expense Of
delivering the work II you choose besides you
can select the Marble yourself, and see the sytle
for being deceived or being disappointed.
BY taking this course, there IL q saving Of
from twenty to thirty per cent according to
how far the purchaser comes.
You can readily see that the money save by
not keeping agents goes to the purchaser in
stead OF the agent.
Agents claim that they can furnish work
cheaper. That cannot be done, unless done by
Apprentices. | furnish no work Of that class
as employ no Apprentices.
My work aud material cannot be questioned.
g. Patronize home, If you can, and save
money by so doing. Sl3
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Susirrsss @aros.

Susintss @arbs.
II n. LILLE, Attorney and Counselor at Law
IL. and Solicitor in Chsncery, South Haven
Mich. will practice in all Courts OF this and 9TH
er States and in u. =. Courts. ONCE in Webster
building over Ludwig's Bakery. so
M MASON, Physicisn and Surgeon Office
vi near Adams Mills, Pine Grove. viii al.
tend promptly all professional orders. Special
attention given To surgery and the diseases OF
Women and Children.
SEVERESS 6 BURROWS, Attorneys and Coun.
y selors a. Law. Office los Main street, Kala-
msEoo, Mich.
N. y. sEvBRESe. j. c. BUBRows
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TEA, TEA, TEA, TEA.
Those who enjoy good cup of Tea are here
by informed that a choice article of Japan Tea
can be had at the Grocerv Store Of w. III. Gid
den, which will be sure 10 give satisfaction to
sill lovers of that beverage. si5.
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,Iaa,IIIGAN CENTRAL.

MAIN LINE
Trains leave Lauton as follows:
EAST. NEsT
u.u t0:is u. m. BID p. M
Kalamazoo Acc. e:top m 100 o. M =,
Evening Express ,t1WSrSr ,1arr Con Snnt
II HvRD, Asst Gen. Supt'
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PnArRR has added to his stock in trade a
good assortment OF Crockery and Glassware,
which he is selling cheap. 925
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NEN nINlSION.
nxn u,yrp VALLEY DIVISION.

u SARGENT, Gen. supt. N. Z. H. H.
q. +. CuRTIsI, Asst rup'.
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Paw Paw, Mich. Feb. 4. 1873. 932t3.
, 1873-12-12

TICKET AGENTS COMMISSIONS.
Horrv n sharne. Eso.. of st. Louie. Corro-
.xana;v, r, s,oorotarv - In noi,wav a,zocnt,oo
apon'4'ne o',.osal5 -, Nv ..naa,;,, a1ss,s -
OF AmorIca, fas lssae'l oohhaontsal clsoular 10
tho various railroad mauagerR in this country and
Csnada. in regard to stopping tho payt1ont os
cornmiueions to ncalpors mud ticket.agep,a, tfo
,..s..sa .,.",, ,,.at n od,1t,on ~ t1o .ayo,tv.
'n1orms 'ne''' 'nas III na'''ioa W Wv soso",J
tino railroads WHICH "ofe Represented " tno
Convention in this city OIL the 18th OF lant
mouth, torty-oua othors hayo siuce informed
, 1873-12-12
THE REGISTRAR OF GRAIN.

The members Of tho Doard OF Railway and
Warehouse Commissioners arrived hero yestor-
day morning, and spent tie whole day III cosisul-
tatiop with lead!ng grain-shippcrs ana members
of tue Bonrd Of Trado, on tho subject Of the
abusos in tho Rcgistrnr'a Office and In the
elevator business in this city. Tho Commits
BiouerA spout several hours on 'Clange and OBJ
talucd the opinions OF q large number OF heavy
operators III grain. Up to . late hour laal night,
neither Mr. Brown nor Mr. Poarson had fully
nlado up a mind as to the proper course to
PURSUE, but Bonlo actiou will DO taken today.
Tho Bourd Ind mado an engagement to meot
Gov. Baycridgo iu Springfield, today, which
gavo them but little time to devote to their in-
Yostlgations. ......
liz Wow Of tho possible removal Of the present
Registrar, q number Of applications for Tho
position have been made. Anong the applicants
aro J. Il. Allon aud L. Yyndale, both Vi whom
have loug been in tho Rogistrar's otlico; ]. IL.
Raymond, formerly In tho ofllco Of the Commits
sonors Alr. It. AlcChesnoy, at one time the
Chicl Inspector Of Grain and hir. Dickinson.
Tho name OF Mr. J. ". Sykes hus bccn present
cd, aid hia appointment strongly urged, though
without consulting Mr. Sykes, who IL not d can-
tfislato, though It is probably that hc would &C.
eopt, Ii tho position wore ofrorod him without
any solicitation Oh hiu part. Should the Com
nlissionorH decide to mako q change. it will bo
announced Tomorrow,
, 1873-12-12


Miss Florence rinls!oy, Of Dos Moines, is a
candidate TOR Engrosslng clork Of tho 1owa ~ .
Bonate. Marietta 1Iolott, OF Independence. is
candidate for Enrolling Clork Of tho HouHo, but
Mira. La,,ra a.. berry, Of Novatla, Story County
Ii also candidate for re-olcotion to that posl-
tion.
Among tho agreeable incidents Of Thanhsgiy-
ing-Day was tho meeting Mt tho rosit'onco Of Mr.
Yarnum Tabor, In Colltrovillo, T. l., OF ilye
brothers and four sistors, children Of tho Into
Elijah aud pl,obo Grcono, OF Coventry, tho old.
ost. h1r. Lawton Greono. In lliH 18TH year, end
tho youngest, Mrs. Zilpha uiaeox, in Aor Oh
year.
A writer In tho Graphic aays. " Tho prosi-
don't Of tho United Stasos, WHO Inns at preaont no
other known property In Washington, tllau I"
houao now occupied by Judge McArthur, an,
nouncos Ills intoHton Of fixing hta pernanoi1it
rusidonco in that city, and will buy and build
there. uo will DO tho tlrst proHde,it anoo John
Adama to taso TINT tntoroBt in tho Capital a. 4
superior place Of p'oaaurnblo abode. It was
Con. Grants intention Of sottllng in st. Louis
OH his retirement, hut l,c Inns felt tho
contaglon Of tho Boclal changes Of Washing
! ton"
, 1873-12-12
THE LAST VICTIM.

Yesterday evening" about dusk, All elderly
gontlonnn appoarod at tho Armory, and asked to
Bco tho officer In chargo. Sorgt. EberBod stopped
forward and at tho gontlemar's request, they
stopped into private Office, whore tho gontlo-
nun said htB name was Horny MassoB, mud TINT
llo was wol1-to-lo farmer from Bonoca, Grun-
dy County. uo came to Chicago Tuesday with
cattle. Aftor ho had disposed Of tlsom he
cnmo down Town with quito roll of
money in Ills pocket. About noontimo
"Wednesday, 1o was standing at tho corner Of
Madison aud LaSallo strcotB, whom meat look
ing man approached him. and, after few gen
eral ren,Arks. said TINT lo had just purchased d
lottery ticket from young girl who was Boll1ng
thora fur II charitable object, mud. wishing to
loayo tho city TINT afternoon. he would be worry
much Obliged 10 the farmer IL he would bny the
ticket. Tito Turner iefusod to taito It, a1id the
man, as aBt resort, asked to 60 with him toroom
No. 8, III East Madison ntrcet. whero ho
thought lo could got tho money OIL tho ticket.
Tho farmor wont with him aud was soon drawn
o spo tue h lgst ssaex4 s sAiooff course CO Tho
gamo alAo lost, aud appeared to bo v7ry. much
disappointed whom they loft tho room. Tho two
mon walEod along tho street very disconsolately
ard tho farmer snid TINT they took numerous
drinks, 1ndor tho impression that They would
LIT tho weight from their honrts. They crossed
lilo bridge, and wont into au auction STORE ut
No. North Canal atrcet, whore tho farmor
luauod tho nan $40 half Of which was to nay
FOR another lottery. ticket md tho othor la!f
was to pay bill tho man owed Mt tho briggs
uousc. Just aftcr thoy left this plnco
tho farmer met friend who lives in tho city,
| mud to him ho revoalol his misfortunes. At tho
snme timo tho swindlcr also relieved hlnlsolf Of
great burden, by giving hia victim tho slip,
douging into baselnont. from which ho emerged
by oo door, whilo tho farmor mud hia trlond Oh
tered by another. yllo farmor said that tho tnn1
wns called Lawrouco by his frionls, which is not
| unlikely, ftom tho fact That woll-known bu1ito
man, tho smooshest III the busiuosy,--is called
| Harry Lawrence.