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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1873-10-10
SAMUEL S. BEDFORD.

! certify that in 1915 was seriously afflicted
with Dyspepsia, during which time l used q
quantity of DIR. b. F. Crockett's Compound,
and am now in better health than have been
for some time past; but as l used other Doc
tors remedies at the same time, cannot say
that it cured me; but know it 10 have no IL
val in Collie; and from what | have learned
by experience of its effects, / would recon-
mend it in Hopping Cough, as l have several
cases now in my family and use no other med
icine, ind this gives great relief.
THOMAS FL ROBERTS
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BEHOLD! chow BRIGHTLY BREAKS THE
MORNING"
RUTHERFORD COUNTS

RUTHERFORD CctN MY, Jan IL 1901.
Having tested the virtues OfDT, b. +. Crock
ett's Anit-Dyspeptc Compound in case Of
Scrofula, and found it to be a successful rene
dy, feel it duty owe TO the public as we'll
as the Doctor, to make the following state
ment: A short tine previous to the spring of
1910, lost three valuable negroes with dis
case called Scrofula, although they were treat
ed by doctors of high standing. In the spring
of lS4S another was attacked and pronounced
by the doctors Scrofulods. They treated the
case, but expressed doubts as TO his recovery,
aud eventually discontinued the treatment,
leaving the boy, who had declined all the while
in the following hopeless condition: nearly
blind, with several Jumps on his neck and un-
der his Jaws, his eyes greatly infamed, and all
discharging quantity of matter; his system
also greatly wasted away, and to all who saw
him be appeared beyond the reach of medicine;
but having heard DR.. Crocketfs Compound
highly recommended in Scrofula, concluded
to give it trial. ] accordingly gave him four
bottles, as | ascertained it gave Immediate re
lief and in less than six months perfect cure
was effected, and he has ever since been as
serYiceaole hang az any Of his age:
- E. L. MATTHEW'S.
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WILLIAMSON Co., Tenn, March 5, 1919.

WILLIAMSON Co., Tenn, March 5, 1649.
certify that in 1875 | was afflicted with
Dyspepsia, and was scarcely able to get about.
On using small bottle of Dir. B. f. Crocketts
Anti-Dyspeptic Compound, have so much i'm
proved that can indulge in a common meal,
without the slightest injury. l am still using
it, and mending rapidly, and have but the
slightest SYMPTOMS of tie disease remaining.
recommend it to the afflicted.
SAMUEL S. BEDFORD.
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Capt. Jack, BlacI- Jim, Boston
Charley and Schonchin were execu-
ted, in the presence of their wives
and children, last Friday, at Fort
klamath.
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ELIZABETH RIDLEY
S+,reor Tyxxrssry WILLIAMSON Co

This to certify that in 1876, was afflicted
with darrh@a for several days, and such was
its effects, that felt myself in great danger
unless speedily relieved. A friend who ha
tested DR.. b. F. Crocketts Compound, recon-
meuded its Use Immediately. l accordingly
took one dose. and no more, aud strange as it
may appear, it gave ME perfect and entire re-
lief. Il. ". Robson.
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M,KsEA1L Co.. Tenn, Nov. 50, l94g.

MARSHALL Co., Tenn, A0Y 80, l549.
This is to certify that about two years since
was attacked by violent cough; and con
tinued to iscline in health until about twelve
months ago. Ny disease became such as to
compel me TO take my bed IN despair. As r!y
mother and three sTstirs had ~ died of Con-
sumption within the three last years, sent
70 Ihe most renowned doctor in the country,
who succeeded il giving me Temporary relief,
but said 1t was useless to give me medicine
as, from all the symptoms, after thorough
examination, my case was certainly Gallop-
ing Consumption, and might expect soon
to share abe fate of my mother and sisters,
but, continued he. | will do all can for you,
and recommend DR.. Crockett's Anti-Dyspep-
tic Compound saying that it would do me
no harm, if it did no good. therefore pro-
cured bottle and found great relief on us
ing it; the hemorrhage, which had been quite
profuse, soon ceased. Ny cough grew lighter
ana lese ireIusnt. continued its use until
few days since, and aal happy now to say
that / am well, and as laboriDg man have
not loss day in three months. / further
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MAuRr COUNTY, Tenn. Jan. II, Is49.

MAUh1 OUUNIlJ IENN', jan. II, Iot.'
This is to certify that in 1S40 was attacked
with Dyspepsia in a very stubborn form.
called to my aid the best physicians of the
county. My disease grew worse till 1886, be-
ing reduced to almost helplessness. A frieud
when / was in despair, made me tender of a
bottle of DR.. B. F. Crocketts Anti-Dyspeptic
Compound; on using which was thoroughly
cured in less than three months time, and
have ever since been entirely free from its eff
fects. have proven it to be superior medi-
cine in Collie l further certify that | admin
lstered the above Compound to two other per
sons afflicted with Dyspepsia, ard effected
an entire cure when all other means had en-
tirely failed. have given it to females with
good effect. SAMUEL LOCKRIDGE.
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SUMNER coUNrTLANo.

Said tract OF land lIes in the lsthclvil dis
trrct OF Sumner county, Tennessee, and ad-
Joining the lands OF samuel Hester, WIN
WilkeFsOn and others, and containing about
wo hundred and eighty-elght acres. said
tracts or parcels OF land are portion OF the
real estate UT which Constantine PsFkiR
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CHANCERY SALE or

~ VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
Pursuant toa decree OF the Maury Chancory
Court, rendered at its Juuc term. 1873, In the
tale ct al, / will proceed on Monday, 2Oth day
# Oct. 1873, to expose 20 public auction, az tho
Court house door, IN the town of Columbia, 10
the hirh q and best bidder, on q credit OF one
two and three years. except two hundred and
f y dollar, In cash, the real estate mentioned
and described in the ple1dingg, to-wit: A
tract Of land Of about one hundred ncros. ho-
longing TO the estate Of David IrouHdAle,
dee a., and bounded on the north by the lands
Of WI. Moore. and the dover interest In tho
,espies estate nnd W l. Mattho ~; on tho
south by the lands Of W. J.. Matthew. and on
the west by the lunds Of Gilman Smith. Notes
with good security required of purchaser, and
q len retained 90 secure payment Of purchase
money.
Sept. ~, 1873. -. L. COOPER, &. x NJ,
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STATE OF TENNESSEE, WILLIAMSON Co.,


DIR. B f. CROCKETT i feel it a duty /
owe to the public as well as to yourself, to
state the following IN relation to your Anti
Dyspeptic Compound. | have been subject to
frequent attacks of Cholera MOrbus for many
years, and have aver found any remedy to
equal your compound. further state that |
have recently known it fully tested III a case
which bore close relation to cholera, and
which was Immediately relieved by using your
compound therefore cheerfully recommend
its use to the public. b. +. MARTIN.
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SALE OF

y WINTE 10 7 n 7 To
By virtue Ola decree rendered by the Maury
Chancery Court. at IT. June term, 1873, In the
ause Of II. NJ. kinnard vs.. John NJ. Ament
ct al, will pr ceed Ia soil on Monday, 2Oth
day Of Oct. 1873. 20 the highest and best bidder,
at public auc ion, % the Court house door, In
the town Of Columbia, on % credit Of one and
estate mentioned and described in the plead
tugs TO wit being a tract or parcel Of land Of
about ~ acres. and SAing IN the NH civil dis
rict Of Marry county, and bounded on tho
east 10y the lands Of8ane ID. Smith on tho
west by Mrs. Wilson, Joseph VI. Dew and Ste
phen Jordan; on the north by James HodEo
a W. =. Kinney, on the south by James Kan
non, aud lying near the depot NJ Columbia,
Notes with good securities required, and lien
retained to secure payment Of purchase mon
ey.
Sent. ~, lS7}. y. h. COOPER, &. & NJ.
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died seized and possessed. Said lands will
be sold free from the right and equity ofre-
demption and free from dover interest, and
liens retained TO secure payment of pur-
chase money. u. b. COOPER, G. & NJ.
Oct. 10.
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ChanGery Sales,
November 18th, 1879.

By virtue of a decree of the Maury
Chancery Court rendered at its June term,
1873, in the cause of Thompson Fleming, ad-
mIuistrator, &c, VS. Heirs and Creditors of
Reddick Rail, deceased, | will proceed on Sat-
urday the 18th day of November, 1873, TO sell
at public cutlery, at the court house door in
the town OF Columbia, to the highest bidder,
on a credit of six and twelve months, notes
with approved security, and bearing interest
from day of sale, the following described real
estate, to wit being a tract of land situate in
the 18th civil district of Maury county, Ten
nesSee, aud known as the Humphreys tract, and
bounded on the east by the lands of J W
Page, north by the lands of George Baker,
south and west by the lands of l. d Potts,
Martin Erwin and others. Said land ia sold
free from the equity of redemption, and lien
is expressly retained to secure payment Of
purchase money. d b COOPER, & 4 N
Oct TO-
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STATE OF TENNESSEE, WILLIAMSON

-. NUUNItJ AN 20 Ib0Us J
This is to certify that about the lst of July.
ls4S, was attacked with 8 violent cough, and
continued to decline in health until about the
GUS doctors without effect, often not able to
walk. Was, for twelve weeks, in the Hospital
at Memphis, where | received the best atten.
ton, and improved in health SO as with diff
Guilty / got home, but soon after relapsed.
NV cough grew worse, and / had frequent
chills and fevers. When almost in despair
procured bottle of DR.. B. F. Crockett's An.
was thoroughly cured, and for the last six
months have enjoyed uninterrupted health.
L have since known one bottle Of this Com
pound to make perfect cure of chills of lon &
standing, after the most popular treatment
had entirely failed
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1873-10-10

BY virtue OF decree of the Chancery Court
at Columbia, TenneSsde, rendered at les
June term. 1873 in the cause of John IL Nc
kee VS. John J. Moore, will proceed on
Saturday, 18th day of November, 1873, TO sell
at the court house door in the town of Co
credit of one and two years, interest from
day OF sale, the real estate mentioned and
described in theipleadings to wit A tract or
parcel of land situate in the I'D civil dis
trict of Maury county, Tennessee, and
described as follows: Beginning at n sugar
tree from pointers as follows Elm south
~ east ~ links, sugar tree south 40 u west
II links, ironwood north 49, - west 49,
links, small sugar tree north To- east az links
II chains SO links TO stone from elm poin=
tiers north 81 80 west - links Shelby Chan
dler'S corner, thence north 81 IL west 10
chains and 6S links TO a stake from sugar
tree north % degrees west 10 links from
white oak, south 80 west II links Chandler 5
corner, thence south o. 81 west % chains G7
links TO stone from Il hickory south 2 50
south So 50 west u chains 60links to n stone
A j Bynum's corner, thence north o. II west
Il chains 62 links tOa stone, A J Bynum's
corner, thence north ~ west IL chains 10
links to the centre OF turnpike road, thence
with the turnpike as follows North 2go 20
east "a chains so links, thence north BE 5V
east 10 chains 20 links to a stake in the CEN
tire of the turnpike, w w Miller's corner,
south S92 80 east n chains to the bcginaing,
IS poles. Notes required of the purchaser
or purchasers, with good and approved Sc
curity, and a lien retained to secure pay
ment of purchase money. Sale free from
the right or equity Of redemption.
Oct 10 II Is COPPER, G l. NJ
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This is to certify that | had fair oppOrtuni-
ty OF testing the virtues of DR.. B. +. Croekett's
Anti-Dyspeptic Compound of l845, in case of
HOPING Cough. an infant who was despaire d
of by two eminent Doctors. After all their
means had been abandoned administered the
above Compound, and in few hours discover
ed favorable change. l continued its use, and
the infant, to the surprise of many, speedily
recovered. have proven it a superior rene
DIV in feeble and unthrifty children, bave used
ii myself, and recommend it to others, as q
safe and valuable medicine.
ELIZABETH RIDLEY
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"HAMNER HALL"

Said sale will be made on credit of 81 ]
and twelve months, notes with good and ap.
proved security required of the purchaser
said notes bearing Interest from day of sale
and a lien retained to secure payment OF
purchase money. Sale within legal hours
TO the highest and best bidder at the court
house door in Columbia. Plat of said not
will be exhibited on day Of sale, giving en-
act dimensions of said lot.i
Oct 10 DBCOOPER, c An
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NJ. q. SCALES, N. D.
UO n D. VIA I DbOVhl
JAS. A. STARNES, N.

The following from under the hand of doc
tor of high standing, Thos. T. BIakemore, o f
Sumner county, Tenn:
DR.. B. F. CRoCKETT-Having seen your
Anti-Dyspeptic Compound, published in the
newspapers, was led, from the character of
the article, to give it trial in my practice, ss
it has ever been my motto, in ali cases of
emergency, to try all and hold fast the good.
|, therefore. procured several bottles. aud af-
ter giving it a fair trial, feel it a duty owe
to the public as well as to yourself, to certify
that by experience know it to be IN every
respect just what you recommend it to be-
THOS. T. BLAkEMORE NJ D.
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HENRY STINsON.

We, the Undersigned, certify that we were
present during the illness of the above named
Henry Stinson, when two eminent doctors, at
ter thorough examination, gave it as their
opinion thatit was dangerous attack of COZ
SUMPTION W. F. CARTER,
Z. L. JORDAN.
State of Tennessee, Williamson County.
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MACHINE SHOP
F. A. LE0NHARD,
Practical, Machinist,

Having secured shop-roOm and power at
Messrs. Lamb & Boyd Furniture shop, ano
pose, is prepared to make all kinds Of light
Machinery, Patterns for Castings, and Models
for new inVenfions.
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EXECUTOR'S NOTICE.

Having qualified as Executor OF Harris
Dark, deceased, all persons having claims
against his estate, are hereby notified to
present the same within the time prescrih-
ed 10y law, oFtaey will bo forever barred.
Oct. IL. r13.-4t. JAS. II. MORTON.
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REPAIRING MACHINERY

or all kinds, whether Of iron, wood, brass or
steel in WoTkmanlike manner. with prompt
Dess ana on reasonable terms; and when
necessary will do repair work on machinery IN
the country when il is incOnvenent 10 bring
such machinery to the shop.
lie also Keeps vol posted in all new maehin-
Org, and can usually be OF considerable adj
vantage to parties who wish to have expert
mental machines or
MODELS FOR NEW INVENTIONS
made.
SHOP AZ Lamb a. BOyd's Steam Far.
niIuFe Mandatory.
Msy22'73-Iy. COLUMBIA, TENN.
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MARSHALL Co., Tenn, Nov. %, Is49.
. Whereas am in possession of all the ingre-
dents of which DR.. B. f. Crockett's Anti
Dyspeptic Compound is composed, and from
the peculiar manner in which it is compound
ed, together with the good effects produced by
its use, have no hesitancy in pronouncing it
a great Anti Dyspeptic.
NJ. q. SCALES, N. D.
We are acquainted with DR.. NJ. h. Sc al
whose name is to the above certificate, and
know him to be gentleman and doctor of
high standing, and extensive practice.
JOHN S. CLAYBROOKE,
JAS. A. STARNES, n. D.
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CTRAYED OR STOLEN.

From the undersigned. near the air Grounds
Friday night, Sept. Goth q large chestnut sorrel
Horse left eye out, three white spots made by
the saddle. will give ten dollars reward for
his delivery McGaW's stable, Columbia.
Oct :. IS13 n WASH WEBaTRRs
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BY virtue of decree OF the Maury Chan
Gerry Court, rendered at its June term, 1873,
in the cause Of John 7 McGaw. ct ais, vs.
William Galloway, ct a., | will proceed TO
sell on Saturday the 18th day of November,
1873, the real estate mentioned and describ-
ed in the pleadings, TO wit: House and lot in
Columbia, fronting on South Main street,
and bounded on the south by Mrs Jas l.
Guest, or the old Franklin Hotel property,
on the north by John Hough, and ON the
west by Rev VIM Mack, and known as
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1873-10-10

Consisting in part Sugar Coffee Teas Syrup Moasses Spices,
PEPPER isns Figs any Nut Of every VARIETY P9n and fancy
Fruits Wasubs Beadays; Brooms Garden Seeds and all
ees usually kept in GroGsy Store He will also keep on
Lard Meal Flour Butter Eggs, Potatoes Also, Cigars To-
bacco He sells profits and always keeps good
cred to purchasers any part Of the city Don't fail to give him
a cali i,etore buying. ap1773u
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-23

Michael Broderick killed one Of his sons and
wounded another in New York, yesterday morn
ing. He was half drunk at the time. The young
men were interfering to prevent theH iAthoi
from beating his mother-in-law.
In Nav Orleans, a carpenter, named John
Yeager, on going home from MS WORK on
Wednesday evening, found his wife lying deau
in the ward with eight buckshot wounds IN her
breast and left arm. She was ~ years Oh ASe
There is no clue to the murderer.
BENJAMIN Uncle and man named MeCarty
ouarrelled about family matters, in a groggery
in Washington, vest sterday afternoon, and Uncle
fired three shots at McUarty, but without hltun6
him. Nc Carty returned the tire with heaVlly
loaded fowling piece, Killing oncie on 'iie ePO''
James Palmer, aged 35, was hanged at Tow,
aontown Md, Yesterday morning for criminal
assault on a young German girl IN leiO' MS
accomplice in the crime, coloreu youth Vi -
named Pritchard, was executed IN SeptempeI
1871. Palmer escaped from Jan nncsmher 1n last
that year but was recaptured IN DeceulpeI %e, .i.
and convicted at the May torn OF court TINS
year. .n.,,,ou,
James West, aged 90, was hanged at Baltimore orr
Yesterday for the murder OF Anna dlDsoh' las
March. :.
Mary Ellen Burns, colored, has begun SUIT u
Scott sounty. XIV, gainst Benjamin Os0ourne
for killing her husband and claims SlO ,OOO dam
agea. Osbourne is a white man, and reporte'
to he wealthy He is now in all awaiting tila
for the murder.
The boiler of sawmill in Spencer Mich, OK
ploded yesterday, killing three men and ln1uflh
five others.
The gas mains of Williamsburg NY, wer
flooded Yesterday, leaving that city in darknes
last night.
American brands of some kinds OF coito
goods are now preferred to the EAghsh' IN u
South American markets.
Five man were killed and nine seriously inJurt
NV the failing of an old building in course OF r
CONS truction, in New York, yesterday.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-23
The DeIawnre Malls.

NO COMMUNICATION WITH THE PENINSULA SINCE
wEDNEsDAY-MAILs BENT sourHwAhD THIS
MORNING.
Until this morning no mails for points below
the canal in this State and throughout the PEN
nsula had been sent out from Wilmington
since Wednesday morning. and, al this writing
none has come North since Wednesday after
noon.
This morning, two loads OF mail matter which
accumulated here, were sent Off, by two four
horse teams, in charge of mail agent Lambert
They left about 10 o'clock. Upon the arrival OF
the mail matter at Townsend, Superintendent
Kenney proposes to forward it Southward by a
train, az soon IA possible.
One of the four-horse loade took the Philadel-
pha mail, consisting only of letters. and the
other the matter collected at Wilmington incud-
ing both letters and newspapers.
II il supposed that a large quantity OF mail
matter has accumulated at Townsend, waiting to
come North and this is expected by tomorrow;
at the farthest Two of the Peninsula mail
agents, Messrs. Lewis and Nichols, were down
the road when the break occurred, and remain
on that side Of it.
Mr. Mills, of the Delaware Division. has noti
fed Postmaster Lewis that on and after Monday
n train will run from Townsend, sonthwaro
leaving that station daily, at 1l:25 a IN,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-23
Political Items.

On Thursday last the Democratic Convention
OF Delaware county Pa, WAS held. at which the
on Lewis. Assembly-W Cooper Taley, Com
missioner-J Hamilton Fields, Jury Commits
sioner-W. Thompson, Suryeyor-Chas. Lado-
mus.
The political campaign in Virginia was opened
on the side OF the Conservatives, in Richmond
last night. mass meeting was held IN the
and spoke Speeches were alao made by Gener'
al Kemper, Colonel II. Il, Withers, Il M. L. Hun
ter and others.
A call was published in Dubuque, Yesterday
for the assembling OF State Convention OF
Democrats, Liberals, AntiMonopolists and other
opposed to the Republican party, to meet a
Cedar Rapids, Iowa ON Spternber 9th.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-23
Churches Ta-"serrow.

Hanover church. Rev. L.. Marks pastor. Sub
iect, for the morning, " Christian Perfection" :"
Central Presbyterian church, King street near
Eighth. ]. P. Conkey pastor. Services on Sab
bath at 1919 A. NJ, and on Wednesday at P. M.
Sabbath Scnool in Gilbert chapel corner of Tnlr-
teenth and Walnut streets. Subject OF discussion
to morrow +" Christian Perfection"
The West and First Presbyterian churches will
worship together tomorrow preaching by Rev
j. Nj. +. Otis, in the First church at 1016 A. NJ,
and in West church at P. NJ. Subjects, for the
morning, - Hagar's name for God ". for the
evening, " The faith and free choice Of life. the
index to character-Moses an example" Strang-
ers and the public generally are cordially invited
Spiritualists Hail. The Progressive Lycaum
will meet at 1919 A. NJ, and regular meeting at
~ p. M.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-23

they say one good reason for it is the undis-
guised contempt that Mr.. Murphey, the busi-
ness manager, has for the newspapers. Instead
of regarding the Press AZ the Theatres rignt
bower. Murphey considers it the poorest card in
his hand His quarrels with newspaper men
are bitter and incessant-at least were so, until
editors gave him last year the deliberate cold
shoulder. A journal happened to remark, IN
nocently, some weeks ago that hlrs Drew was
spending the summer at Atlantic City. l met
the manager on "a car on the West Chester road
shortly after aud remai ked on tho circumstance
OF Mrs. Drew's seaside residence. She has
been at Swarthmore ever since the Theatre
closed" replied Murphey angrily ~ am going
there now TO zee her that story was in news
paper, and Of course it was 3 lie"' like man
with strong prejudices. but this sort OF thing ls
rather spiting ones self, I think 1t is the way
Mr. Madeira of our steamship line, does busl-
INDEX,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-23
r,o eoId RaIIrond Pirntrs

On Wednesday night an attempt was made 70
CAPTURE the paymaater car on the Hannibal ana
Nj Joseph Railroad OF Missouri, between Came
ron and Kansas City. The engineer saw the rob,
bers obstructing the track, and, reversing the
engine ran back to Cameron. 1t is thought the
men we're the same who some time since roppeu
cessful attempt was made on Wednesday nigh
TO run an Atlantic and Pacific train of the track,
near Ieayenworth. Kansas. Several shots wer
fred at the engineer breaking the car WINDOWS
Int he eAeaped injury. .AiAs