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AVOID ouAcks AND lMposTERs.
10 Charps for Advice and Consultation.

DR.. ). p. Dyotf. Graduate Of Jeetrson htdteds
CoG.es Philadelphis author of several valuable
works, can he Consulted on all diseases Of tho
Sexual or Urinary Organs, (Which he has nado
matter from what cause originating. or OF how
iopg standing. \ practice Of 40 years enables
him TO treat diseases with success. Cures guar
antocd. Charges reasonable. Those at dis
tance can forward letter deeerS,ing symptoms,
and enclosing stamp 10 prepay postage.
Send fer the luiae % HediSh. Price 10 cent?.
i. DYOTT, NJ. D., Physician and Sturgeon,
lN Duane st., Few York
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Business &aros.

W. z. RUoADs. J. PAclER HAAS
Wy n. RHOADS a. CO.,
w RErAiL DEALERS or
ANTHRACITE COAL, sUSBURY, PEHS'A.
OFFICE WITH HAAS, FAsELr Il Co.,
Orders LEFT at Seas.oltz ~ Bros, office Market
arect, will raeeiye prompt attention. Country
ustom respectfully soneited
Feb, 4, 1S7l.-tf
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Nen Embellishments.


SPRING AND SUMMER <sOODs
Iissa4'i 'tl Just Opened e3rlsiF s'' e3
lld9nimG &. at the Store of Is i'i3iTai1
l'1a' Reed brother Il SesshoItx, ,N .
- a." (sueceseors to s. o. Reed & Bro.) -.
.a,s COMPRISING OF. DRY GOODS &
ofevery description and varlcty such as y
Dress Goods ~ - ,.L.' 't
comprising all the novelties Ia fabric aud shade
-, White Goods, Fancy Goods. erd
FULL AssaRTMENT OF NOTIONS ga
ALSO, GIOCERlEs AND Provisions,
..g .alil.'r pure and fresh. l.tC I..|
QUEESswARE, GLASSWARE, AND WOOD
AND WILLOW WARE,
Nicest Brands of Flour constantly on hand
very large i1t, .,. ......,
ASSORTMENT OF WALL PAPER,
both glazed and common, always on hand.
BOOTS AND SHOES
from the celebrated hand made Boot and Shoe
Mandatory of Watsontown, for
MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
fall elzes and Of the latest styles.
..'..- LaO u Il a3i aH-rI
A constant supply OF western white wheat -four
atpccaiiy. --7
The public are invited to call and examine our
Goods Tree of charge. Our motto is "Quick
Sales and Small Profits" and to- please all.
The highest prices will be paid for all kinds of
country produce. ....H. ... ... ..
l'y strict attention to business aud keeping At
all times the most complete stock, and selling al
thelowtst prices, we hope to merit al share Of
patronage. .r. ....... ...... a. ......
..t . REED 9ROTIlER & SEASIlOLTZ.
Sunbury. May 3. 1915. %. ... .. t....
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"FrT you with a tin earl lie the successss
Of Put head OF YOU" mi ....
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BYERLY,k HOTEL.

JOSIAH BYERLY, Proprietor, Lower Maha-
- noy township, Northumberland county, Pa,
on the road leading from Georgetown to Union
town, Smith Inn. Trevoron Pottsvllle, &c.
Phe choicest Liquors and Segars at the bar.
The tables are provided with the best Of the sea-
son. Stablng large and we'll suited for drovers,
with good ostlers.
Every attention paid to make guests comforts-
BILE.
Nov. IL, lS7t.-ly.
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Terms. 2.25 Per Day.

Mark ct St. Cara connect with West Phila. Pas
scnEer Depots, to NIL parts OF the Gt
Feb. 2S, '73.-3 mos.
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gIEGLER 4 ROlsrssACH,

ATTORNEYS At LAW,
Office In lIaupt's Building, lntay occupied by
Judge Rockefeller and l.. T. Rohrhach, Esq.
Collections and all professional business
pr >mptly attended to In the Courts Of Northum-
berland and adjoining counties.
Dec q 1871
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RUiLDEIss

Send for our illsd sdrated Catalogue Of new books
90 blIlding. A, j. BiCkNELL a. co.
sS,'a3sw. 81 Warren-si., tew York.
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BotsIs aan l'estanrants.

TINTED STATES HOTEL, W. +.
~ KITCHEN, Proprlot,T. Opposite the DE-
pot SlIAMOKIN, PA. Every attention given 10
travellers. and the best accsInniodatous given.
April 5, lS13.-tf
vt. JAMES. HOTEL, .--
Nos. 300, COS and $40 Race Street, PIIILADEI.-
.... .... PHIA. ..
HENRY LEHMAN, Proprietor,
late Of Wooster, Ohlol
Successor TO WIN. Chrstinan.
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HUMMEL.s RRsTAURANr,

Commerce ST., SHAMOKIE, PENS'A.
Having just rented the above Saloon for the
accommodation Of the public, Is now prepared to
serve his friends with the best refreshments, and
fresh Lager Beer, Ale, Porter, and all Other malt
quors.
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TTN II. II. kASE, Attorney at Law, sun
ls BURY, PA. Office In Market Square,
(adjoipng the otnce of W. I. Greenough, Esq.,
Professional business in this and adjoining eouh.
ties promptly attended to.
Sunhurv, March 10, lS12.-ly.
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ATTORNEY At LAW,
Ofce ut his residence IN Arch street, one square
north of the Court Hous', near the Jail, Sun
sCRY, PA. Collection. and all professional
business promptly attended to in this and adjon-
Ing counties. Consultations can he had in the
GcrInaH language. July21-lS72.
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&Bolh1o DnAsr ono ohshos,e,s .. saoc.i..Sl ~
aants 10 hGsTitle / In their details, as to.
sicken HE ianA Ties 6f the reader oc.
CURED at the Caledonia Paper Mills. at
thH.foOt Of Market street, iatAs Saturday
afternoon. Ataahous 8 O'Clock, Joshua
Onmmins. night watohman of the works,
came to the building in an intoxicated
condition, and the employees. fearful
thatAhe would meet with a mishnp OF
some kind, II allowed to remain in that
state. put bim out and started him to.
wards home, corner Of tBlackford and
North streets. Nothing more was seen
OF him until about twenty minutes past
4, when the workmen In the tub house
Tour or i've hegroeB-were startled by q
Cry that almost froze the blood in their
veins. Well they knew what It meant
some unfortunate had fallen into one of
tne yats used tor steaming the straw be-
iore reducing 1t to pulp. Proceeding in
the direction of the cry, they discovered
Oummins In vat 4, striving to obtain
hold upon the edge of The slaves and
pull himself out The vat is ten feet
deep, and at that time contained two
feet or 'smash". and two feet of water,
the whole mass being boiling hot. One
OF the wcrkmen 1rasped the hand ex-
tended by Oummins, but tho cutiole
peeled off in his hand, and poor Gum
minis fell into the seething hell again,
this time flat on his back. The poor man
struggled to his feet again, and succeed
ed by almost miraculous means in get
ting hold of the stave edges with his
hand. This time, the workmen pulled
him out by the coat sleeves. He was at
once removed to his residence, and DR..
Prank called to attend him. The flesh
was literally boiled upon his bones, he
having been in the vat as much as four
minutes, and when his clothing was re-
moved, almost the entire cutiole came
with it: Everything was done to allie
viate his sufferings that science and skill
could suggest, but nothing seemed able
to'quiet him. He lay writhing in the
greatest agony for ten hours, throwing
his arms about his head in the delirium of
pain scattering shreds of flesh and skin
over the room-a sight too horrible to
witness-7when, at f-past yesterday
morning, death came to his relief and
ended his sufferings.
lnaianapolis Journal, Dec. 16.
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UNION SAVINGS BANK
Of COLUMBIA, S. c.
Authorized Capital, S5O6, 600.
Subscribed Capital, sl44. COO.

Tu!S BANK is now open for tho transac.
ID ,HG non OF GENERAL BANKING, EX-
NESS. oAA ooSA-
DEPOSITS OF ONE DOLLAR AND up.
Wards will be received, and interest al
lowed at the rate OF Seven Per Cent. per an
Gont Gant On Certlhostes OF Deposits, and Six Per
oe5yed rSf snGjSet to Checks at any time.
CoLLSCrlONS attended to at all ACCESSIBLE
points, and remittances made promptly.
ihe BANK is located next door to the Caro-
INA National Bank, and will for the present
nav, nave tn the uso Of the very superior Vault Of
tinn. tnas bank. Ma This gives depostors an addi-
funds. ~ '"oAi
This Bank is also mado CAPABLE. hv its
charter, Of acting as Executor, Administra.
20 e9r, duardian, Trustee, &C., by appointment
ty. and is now ready to accept and execute
tIusts !.: OF this character. All funds Of this
kind will draw Seven Per Cent. Interest from
the time OF deposit until paid out.
j. P. SOUTHERN; President.
G. NJ. WALKER; Cashier.
DIRECTORS r.; @. shiver. s. L. Leaphart, J.
cooper. Dec 20 Smo
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A CHAANCB TO DRAAW|
CAPITAL. PRIZE!

We open this date a
fresh lot of No. I
BLANKETS of very
superior quality. Also,
a full line of BALMO-
RAJ and BOULE-
VA r d SKIRTS.
Brown and Bleached
Domestic Prints, &c.
AS the season is adj
vancing, we offer these,
together with other
6 oods in the D r Y
GOODS line, at unusu-
ally low figures, and as
the rush upon us is tre-
mendous, the chances
are; unless you c all
soon, you will lose the
prize.
PORTER & STEELE.
Jan
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Fresh Family, 4 dfs;;css;fsisssi. {; ;;ss;s
4lppK11D p11,s New York bHER ROUNDS
North Oarolfns Mullst. DO. .@..,ft - (
"htEDnNew York Fig Hsms and strips.sg-
nova Scotia Salmon, 80.
Beer Tongues. dc. t-y<
OANNED-Suocotash. Tina Beann /.
Peas, Salmon, Maokerei. ..s;ss.I
Lobsters, Penrs Peaches.
1resn.gages, Mushroomb. ~ tits
PREsERyED-Canton Ginger. Pe.rs
Citron, Pine. apples, ~
.u Strawberries, Ounces. y,.s
Blackberries, Gss
Raspborries, DO. $50 ~ .a4sesss srst,..ss
sJELL1Es-Guava and general assortment, I, -,
IEAs-Gunpowder, Imperial, Japan.
souchong, and English sBYeskfsas
selected By 80 e<rsst, and, inest =
any market.
CoFFERsaMooha, Lagusyra, Rio, t-ss G;e.a{,4
=. q. java kaw and Roasted. 80.
The Downer MINERAL Sperm On. abaoibta:
y sate as a candle, brilliant as gas and
6nneaP as kerosene; have all the necessaryx
burners, Wicks, Chimneys, to fix old Iamps.
wy IO GEO. SYMMER6 ):
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RKPoRTED DEFEAT OF THE RUSSIANS AT
kHrvA.-On the 18th instant we pub
lished statement that the Russian force.
which was advancing upon Khiva, had
been defeated, and was retreatiug, the
Russian Governor Of Turkistan having
aechned to send reinforcements. On
the same evening, apparently after read.
ing our paper, some one telegraphed to
the eEBombay Gazette the above news as a
"bazsar rumor in the North of India"
We only notice the paragraph to say that
the information We published was not a
bazaar rumor, but the latest intelligence
received, we understand, by government.
The Bombay Gazette states that Vambery
believed the Russian army could travel
450 miles in ten dsysl We do not recol.
lect where Vambery says such thing.
and, whether he says 1t or not, we don't
believe il.
Lahore { Pa'Ja6. E. T.. J Times. No0. 10.
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This unrivalled Medicine il warranted not
70 contain single particle OF MERCURY, or
any Injurious mineral substance, but ia
PURELY VEGETABLE.
For FORTY YEARS, it has proved it's great
value in all diseases OF tho Liver. DowEI.s
and KIDNEYS. Thousands OF tho good and
great in all parts of the country vouch for its
wonderful and peculiar power in purifying tho
BLOOD, stimulating the torpid LIVER and
BOWELS, and impartipG now life and yicor to
the whole system. SIMMONS LIVER REGU-
LATOR is acknowledged to have no equal as
LIVER MEDICINE.
1t contains four medical elements, mover
united IN the same happy proportion in any
other preparation, viz. A gentle Cathartic, o
wonderful Tonlc, an unc1ceptionable Altera-
tive, and certain Corrective of all impurities
OF the body: Snch signal success has attend
oo lib use, that 1t is now regarded as tho
GREAT UNFAILING SPECIFIC
Tor LIVER COMPLAINT and tho painful offspripp
6heroof, to wit: DYSPEPSIA, CONSTIPE.
lion Jaundice, Bilious attacks, SICK HEAD.
AOaE, Collie. Depression Of Spirits. SOUR
HEARTBURN, &C., DC.
Regulate the Liver and prevent
CHILLs AND FEVER.
6iMMONS LIVER REQ ULATOR
ls manufactured only by
j. Il. ZEILIN 4 CO.,
Macon, Ca, and Philadelphia.
frlce Sl.0o per package; sent by mail post
age paid. s1.25. Prepared ready for use in
bottles. s1.50. o'' :"
SOLD BYA ALI DRUGGISTS
~ Bewarc OF all Counterfeits and Imita.
IONS. w Sept IA TT
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I shall ever consider Simmons Liver
Regulator as the preserver of the life of
my nttle son, who is now in blooming
health.
- MRS. ELLEN MEAOHAM,
J-4t3Hl Ohattaho3 hee. Fla.
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Non.Explosive Oil,
USIreceived and for sale, at G. DIERCKs'.
- The premium non. explosive MINERAL,
SPERM OIL. Also. burners suitable Tor tie
use OF this Oil. Wholesale and retail.
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Notice of Copartnership.

WE, the undersigned, have this day en-
W tered into copartnership for the pur-
pose Of carrying on an extensive CIGAls
AND TOBACCO TRADE. Our means arc
ample, and our efforts to please will he NOR
thai! doubled. The success of the ''INDIAN
been unparalleled in the Cigar trade. This
can be accounted for only by the superiority
OF the stock, and the low prices at which
goods arc sold. We hepe for continuation
OF tho fsvors of the public, which We will
a!waye strive to deserve. The style OF the
new firm will be PERRY 4 sLAWSoN.
8. J. PERRY. N afIweov
JAMS
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Cheap Pictures.
A there is demand for cheap pictures
"A we have mado arrangements to make
any kind Of PICTURE, and as ckcap as any
where in the world. Four Tintypes for ST ::
si1teen Photographs, "cleap," 81; our fine
Pictures at the old prices. Como one, come
all, aud see for yourself.
WEARN d HlX'S
Dec 10 3mo New Art Gallery. Main street
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New Publications.
NEW JUVENILE BOOKS. London edi.
IN tione, illustrated.
New standard works for lib1aries.
Also, q fresh stock Of WRITING DERKa
Portfolios, Gold Pens, Pen knives, Pocket.
Books, Photograph Albums Of all sizes. Fanoy
Brackets and Book Shelves, and q general
variety variety OF Letter. Note and Cap Papers, En-.
"oVo r. L. BRYAN
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By COLUMBIA, c. THURSDAY MORNING. JANUARY lg7g y
$500 Acres Of Land. at So Per Acre,

A Valuable Plantation offered at a Sacrifice.
A FINE PLANTATION, containing a
a handsome residence and $500 acres oi
land, situated on the Wateree River ahont
twenty eight miles FROM Columbia, and within
ane lew niies OF the Wilmington, Columbia and
hye thousand dollars ts5.00O.l Before the
war the place was valued at fifty thousand
d9iiars &c Soil fertile. adapted to the raising
timber In every variety. Besides the dweIisnn. o.
house, It contains out-buildings of yarions
klnds. J!ies partly IN Ricllland and partly in
Sumter County. Apply to -
RIVERS WRIGHT.
Oeo u University South Carolina.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-11

CHEAPER YEr.-- Although the times az"
so awtully dull. still! the pub &c has some
consolation in the fac. that owing 20 the
Hbera!ity of Mr.. Z. T. Walshe. the 'none.E
which they are forced to spend for shlrts and
underc!othing. cyava:s. etc. will 90 a 'hucH
greater way than ever before. One dollar
will now buy what it used to require Three
to buy. and consequently man only mas
to hunt up one dollar when he formerly 'a'
to raise three. Blu: it is not at every store
that such kindness and consideration OF Inc
hard times is shown. Wa!she therefor"
sho:;..: be remembered.
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Tina. the above club is about 20 give a pic.
mic might be regarded as sufficient induce.
men: 70. all amusement seekers {" b" on
the lookout. hut when we add the names OF
Mr.. john Slmor. Mr.. 4. 4. Eallas. M.
Charles Lajerne and Mr.. Charles burk'
hardt to the committee OF arrangements.
surely We have right to expect something
truly joyous. :.
The reporter c: the EErrEL'caS will
gaily wear his beautiful badge to day
proud to join in the festivities OF the occa'
sion, and anxious 20 PROVE his loyalty ;othe
fair lady guests. who vii: grace the sylvan
festival.
For t.e vaars the Concc:tiia Gte. Club
have cut.iyaiei 81! com ret!ters in this class
OF Entertainments. but this ysas they pro-
pose TO surgass cvsn their own past efforts
we hope, get. in the face Of their past
successes, we doubt, 80 to-day at Oakland
Riding Park. we will wait and see.
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tine Wounded POlice,ln11s

Officer Babylon. Of the suburban mount
ed police precinct, who WAS wounded in the
.kirmisi at St. Mariinsvilie last Sunday
night. returned to the city on Friday. and
wen. to the Charity Hospital yesterday Tor
the purpose Of having his wounds dressed
He gives no information concerning the
situation which has not already been an
ticipatai by the Geographic DISPATCHES
He states that he was wounded while out
on the picket line. being tired upon By some
OF Co,one! DeBisnc's men, whom he sa"
coming up and challenged. There we're
two shots. the first striking IN the chill the
bail. buckshot. lodging unae: the skim
the second striking in the left breast and
knocking him from his horse. His life was
saved in the last instance. he st~:es. by the
thickness OF his ciothins and his police
bad e and whistle. which were III q side
pocket and vera mashed GU: OF shape by
the force Of the juckshot. His wound "aS
examined by DR.. Smythe. who did not re-
gard it az of serious nature.
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land and invest $4,000 in the cree ion of
cottages for the comfort and convenience
OF the immigrants who might come and
occupy them. The territory was sufficient
for the establishment Of a colony. and he
proposed to either rent or sci! the lands on
long time with small annual payments.
Inc speaker next contrasted the present
condition of the State of Louisiana with
the condition of Texas when the tide of
Immigration first turned in that direction,
and showed that, bad as We regarded our
selves off, We were infinitely better Oft than
was our sister State Nhen she first succeed
ed IN attracting the attention of foreigners
TO her territory. What she has now and Is
doing we may equally as we'll accomplish
by properly directed effurt.
Colonel Dennett now presented the :eso-
!utons "a follows:
Rcsolred. That the most direct means. of
! restoring prosperity, law and peace TO the
State of Louisiana is through large IN.
crease OF its white yeomanry and skilled
labor. these may develop the vast re-
sources OF our soil, and forever relieve our
! people from dependence upon Western
| tarrners for provisions and Northern Caps
:alists for money.
Resolved, That it lies in the power OF the
| business men and capitalists OF New Or.
| leans and OF the friends of the State. in
| city ana country. through inning ration. to
save Louisiana from the speedy ruin and
ana: civ with which it is threatened, and 1t
| i, :la duty OF ieadin. citizens To organize
! and do al! in their power to accomplish an
| o:.iec: of such vital Importance TO an am
| pover.s;ed. Misgoyerned and suffering
! people
Ees,..sl, That the rich. ;nexhaustibse nd
| varied resources OF our soil ought 20 REM
der the cultivator Of such lands prosperous
| ana independent: and in obtaining large
| yields Of valuable staple crops, with no
profit 20 che producer, there must be some
| where serious errors, when Ougas 10 De
| INQUIRED into and corrected.
Resolvd. That the president of this meet
| ing appoint "a committee of twenty, to be
| increased at the discretion of said commit
tee. to INQUIRE into the best plan tor colo
| p;z;ng the idle lands of this State with III
dustrious ami law abiding immigrants from
| other States and countries, and to ADOPT
measures for commencing this enterprise
with visor. and tor prosecuting 1t TO ulti
mate success.
Resolted. That this meeting strongly in
,io-ses the principles and objects OF the
"Lousiana Immi gratiOn ana Homcsteai
Company" and cOnsideri it entitled TO tint
confidence and support Of all who desire t
see peace and prosperity reign Throughout
the State
Hon. C. N. Conrad moved as an amend
ment, that the resolutions be referred
to the committee Of twenty, and that the.
be empowered to call subsequent meet
ing for tie purpose OF . further consldera'
ton of the subject =,
The amendment was accepted and tn
resolutions adopted.
The meeting then adjourned.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-11
New Church OF the Annunciatious

The congregation of the new church III
course Of erection at the corner of Race and
Camp streets are making vigorous Efforts TO
get up grand concert in did Of the ForS
Of construction, which 10 announced to
come Oft At Lyceem Hall on :he twenty.
sixth inatant. Some Ut tne hes. amateur
musical talent in the city 10 engaged in the
enterprise. and rare trea, IS II store tor
those who lind enjoyment in a concord Of
sweet SQUADS.
The church is 70 he b,:i': :n ;.Ie Gothic
s,vie, aud will seat abou. six hundred peg.
sons. When completed i: W.: he al o:na'
men: 20 that part of the city.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-11
chat Pistol shot on Friday Night

just about the time the entertainment g:
the. Orleans Dramatic Club was drawing 10
= CLOSE q. the Iariet:c. Theatre. Friday
night. shr people ~ the vicinity "e'"
startled by the report of a ps'o! sho: al TIE
Pelican Clubhouse. c0rnry OF taDa' ana
i,aronne streets. For some time an intense
excitement prevailed. the guiner sa!i"':
obtainin. that Governor Kellogg had been
again the mark 0: an assassin's weapon. ].
being known that Captain Norton reside"
in the building. where he frequently eate''
tanned the Governor. Several policemen
were promptly on hand. !: was eXpla YEA
that. although IS shot had been !i:cd' TIC
act ha,: significance" far from pof''san'
AZ soon soon ~ tbs facts were known .sc
excitement. died out and the cr""'s 'si'
;,eySf.ls