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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-08-28

The Albany Express a plain spoken
Republican paper, thus refers to the
honest and impartial denunciation of
the salary -grabbefs by the Ohio DEM
ocratie Convection.
Now, what are our Republican con-
Yentions going to do about it 1t
will scarcely answer. for them to let
the Democracy appear to be the only
champions of the people in the mat
ter. The issue, Gannot be lodged, 1t
must be met, and the party must place
itself on record upon it. The, game
practiced, in the Virginia Republican
Convention a few days ago will not
work in the North. No matter who
becomes excited or Disguised, Fesolu-
tons expressive of strong disappro-
baton must be passed, or the party
will inevitably be defeated. In this
the Ohio Democracy have struck the
keynote, and it must be appropri-
ately responded to by our own party,
or else we will not meet with that de-
gree of success which we desire, 49,.
1t will hardly do to declare, as did
the Republicans State Convention of
Ohio, and our. own Radical -ConVen-
ition of Portage county, in honied
words that that Infamous measure
was GunWise," and straightway en-
dorse Grant whose, signature made it
a law; or nominate an, out and out
Garfield man as Representative. The
actions of such men belle their words.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-08-28

30 sGoyERNoR INoYEs and Senator Nor
ton, of Indiana, opened the campaign
/ for the Radicals at Athens last Satur-
day. a correspondents of the En-
"a, ;,.5aa,..l ~ OoI,s In an 1e9i s1 $40 9l5 f
qhtseffl SaAysSsidw bus .aaa hsssia haa
b. When Morton, had arrived at that
part of his speech, referring to, the
salary grab, Governor Noyes passed
him a little note f.om some one in the
crowd. Governor M. read it, and
bcrushed, it upIand proceeded to defend
the law giving baek-pay. to-ss. i..f
e.Judge t. Al Rlantz, Republican,
spoke up, and said: :: '.SenatQr, they.
say you took the back-pay tell us
about thai" 81 But still no response
from Morton. Governor Noyes then
arose ta.shis feet, and, addressing the
audience, said: "GoYernor Morton
was asked this question by a note,
but he feels some delieacy in answer
ing it, 70 guess we had better press
him. Shall we not?V Then, and not
till then, did Morton heed the aues-
ton; and this Was his answer ~
have not taken the back-pay, and /
never expect to-" and then he imme-
diateIy passed over to another topic.
+ / Why did not the Senator state the
whole truth to his hearersand. inform
them that he voted for the bill aud
was one of its strongest and most
ardent supporters? Can the honest,
Intelligent people of the State be
gulled by this kind of tWaddleF a
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-08-28

Does Delano steal the public money
in the name of the bloody battle
fields?
IL 600 1T 4
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-08-28
A Long Speech,

A London telegram dated the 2lst
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-04-19

80 sQrAee pzAIINe oLorn,an

THE square DEALING CLoTHiEES,
Cor Kain cnd La Sale SIS
WHO keep all kinds OF clo:hng that are made
And 4, to priccl are not afraid
OF all The othcre n The trade? St,crcl Il Go.
Who keep The incest stock in town,
And always mark THEN price down,
a fact that's known to all around: Stieiel " Go
Who GET up lit, % very nice
You hardly want to ask the price,
But nay and take them in a triccs >iiclcl < Co.
who, when your clothes are old and bare,
From steady Use and constant wear,
At cheapest rates viii them repair? Stiefcl & Co
And when your clothes get seedy, too
With Innings torn and holes all through,
Who'll sell you suit both nice and new:
Sticiel Il Go.
And as for clothes, . What A store,
A thousand different kinds or more,
There sign is seen above the door: Sticfcl X Co.
All those that wish 10 take bride,
And want Il wedding suit hc.idc,
Who'll tit you out in all your pride? Sticicl Il Co
There is nothing you can call for that,
From half hose up to fine fur hat
But can Ne found by calling at
VI. STIEFEL * Co.'S,
On the Waite Corner
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-04-19
A Horrible Death.

Roger Murray, man aged 40 years, farmer
living about three miles west Of Ottawa, was
killed on the c., r. |. IL p. II. r., not far from
Buffalo Rock, Oh Monday night last He had been
in town during the day to met parties DESTROYS OF
renting farms. He had been living ON the farm
of WIN. Reddick, on the bluff near Wadc's, but
was seeking another place. When last seen he
was at Mr.. lOban's store, at about O'Clock in
the evening. Though man occasionally given
to intempcrancc, he was then entirely sober As
Mr.. Hoban and Others can testify. He started
for home ON foot, the road being in such con.
dtion from the recent rains as to be almost i'm.
passahlc.
On the following morning his body wa found
on the railroad track not far from his dwelling.
The track, for about 600 feet, was covered with
blood and portions of his flesh, and his body was
50 crushed, torn and cut into mass of shrcds and
broken bones, that the different night trains 60
ing up and down had run over and dragged it
along in either direction.
The Coroner'S jury returned verdict in ac-
cold'nce with the above fact.
TIE RpIblcon goes out of is way with il,
u u,l observation-disclosures, if not malice to speak Of
the dead mans habits. The evidence is that NJ.
Murray wa. perfectly sober when he left town
for home, The night wa vcry darl, and rainy,
and hi. lrarc and only passaD3e road for Il man
or foot wa, on the railway track. lie may not
have exercised due caution, and ONE other caG.c
than ci her liquor or rccklc ,nc-,, m Dc ri Tie
no tom Of Ills affair.
II is singular that none Of he engineer. o.
fra n men Jaw that man. vet every Ou,. uf th. half
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-04-19
OTTAWA, ILL.,, SATURDAY, APRIL 49, 1873


am daily receiving goods, which, when the
stock is completed, will be found to comprise the
hncst and most compic assortment of millinery
and French howers ever introduced in Ottawa
These goods will be offered at much lower prices
shan elsewhere in the city; no pains will be
spared to suit the demands of all classes, AS well
as to guarantee better styles, at less cost than
any other house in the city
have secured the services of ilrst-class Chi.
cago trimmer. Shall have my opening on Fri.
day and Saturday, the 18th and Goth inst, TO
which the ladies of this city and vicinity are re.
specially Invited
Always good stock Of trimmed hats.
Bleaching and pressing in the newest styles
done on the shortest notice, as have the neces.
sary blocks. Mrs. +. HARPER,
l31 Main ST.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-04-19
". H. HULL.

We have now i'm stock our full
line OfCARPETS, MATING, OIL
CLOTHS AND RUGS, making the
most complete stock in the city.
We have over Fifty Patterns of
Carpets, from the cheapest to the
best, and any one in search Of Car.
pets should not fail to look at our
stock 4 prices. Our Spring Goods
are now all in, and we can assure
our friends that i'm our fifteen yrs.
experience in the Dry foods trade
of Ottawa we have never had SO
fine. as large, or as cheap a stock.
W. II. HULL,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-04-19

| We have nov open and ready for the inspcc.io
of the public of Ottawa and vicinity, one of the
most complete stocks Of dr. goods evereyhibi-
ted in this city, consisting in part Of
Black and fancy silks, Lyons and Irish poplins,
black and colorcd alpaca, vclours, IN spring
shades pongees, plain lustrc Spring mixtures
Arlington poplins, Japan silk, and popins, very
cheap, and host of other dress goods too nli.
mcrous to mention, The largest stock of prints
and domcstic5 in the city, at prices which cannot
fail to please. splendid variety OF cloths, cass-
meres, twceds, jeans, &C. at low prices. Shawls
and skirts in extensive variety, and cheaper than
ever Call and see them. fine variety of white
goods, hosiery, glove, and general notions,
which is eqauled by few andeXcelcd by none, as
to extent variety and lowne of price We quote
Il few Of the many goods which we are selling at
extremely low prices;
Good Japanc.e poplias, soc; very pretty ones,
35c
japanese silks, 50c
Aspccal bargain IN pcrcaes, is.
A splendid corset, zoe.
Good all linen crash, Sc per yard.
Good yd wide beached muslin, lie.
Good yd wide brown sheetng, Zoe.
A good white quilt for 81.
One case good ginghams, l2Nc.
One case good style and fat coorcd prints at
Zoe, worth 19isc
The best kid glove for 15c in the city; 2-button
Kid, $50
Also, full stock of cdSing>, t INNINGS, rib
bons, pGraso', &c
A splendid assortment OF boots and shoes,
which are much cheaper tlan heretofore. A few
cases more of those army boots al SO, brogans ut
~, which are giving excellent satisfaction.
\ full stock of choice. fresh groceries, at boz
tom prices and delivered promptly 20 any part
OF the city Ouc stock was selected with care,
and handling goods so largely, we are enabled
to buy at the lowest -atcs, N advantage We pro-
pose to share with our patrons. We respectfully
solicit an examination Of goods and prices, feel
Ing confident we can please all Il. to variety,
quality and price. No trouble to show goods.
Thankful for past iayora, We hope by fair and
liberal dealing. to merit continuance of the
same Respectfully,
u. HEENAN X Co.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-04-19
SPACE. lT2w "a M.6M'lY.

Twelve lines OF Agate make oLe square.
Advertiser en,s not under contract must plainly
mark I'D the length of time desrcd or they Will be contin
ued and charged tor until ordered out.
Business and cards mot exceeding i've lines
Inserted at dollars per over Ave ues ore dol
ar per line extra.
Transient Advertising in ell cases 20 Be paid strictly In
advance.
III Yearly advertisers 1sGontinuEg their advertise
nents before the expiration or the contract VIII Dc caFs
ed the full above Extra charge viii also 1t made
for dissolution and Other notices not connected with tae
regular business.
Local notices, fftet cents per line.
~ In no will ;nese terms be departed ron
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-04-19

A CONFUSION OF IDEAs-Somc people never
know how to he explicit. They are addicted TO Il
scattcratOn Of ideas and lOoscncSs of words,
that aggrayatc one in an cXaSpcratinG manner.
There's Capt. Q.-for instance % stands for the
Kellogg, who don't stand for p. IN. any in0rc-un-
less You call il post mIOJfcDJ The Captain IN his
l0oSW intervals says some remarkable things.
He came up 10 Us the other day with an item
Said he, "Beemus, COolcy-you know Cool, don't
you? Well, he went out iishing yesterday at The
dam, and shot two ducks weighing 40 lbs.-No,
not thut--hc went ont huntngfor fish and caught
40 lbs of two dam ducks--and can prove it by
the dam Cooley, he broke my fthpoc." Wctook
the "itcm" down ., he gave IT, and don't know
where to put in the punctuation mark, SO rs to
make Il read wihou, swcaring-wc clcr To the
swear in the itcnl-not in us.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-04-19

The fine and best stock Of Wall Pipsr in
OTTAWA is that at O.man * Hapcmans bookstore
L embraces AL the new and fashionable varieties
of wall paper that con- hc thought OF or desired,
and Of all the new patterns. The new STYLES are
very pretty and are decidedly cheap. Can carly
md make YOU selections,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-04-19

The famous 81 Cora Hyde" dramatic troupe,
consisting of Il accomplished performers. viii
give entertainments at the Opera House on Mon
day, Tuesday and Wednesday evenings, opening
with the beautiful play of Enoch Arden The
company has won high encomium, wherever Il
has appeared
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-04-19
JoHN FLICK, Grorrr

d. v. Blair ha- laid IN egg" lie laid it on
our table. The specimen ofhcn.fruilal'udrd 70 j.
xix and and a halfinchrs in OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
distance back. We can prove It by ,hr hell
We took out the interior being afraid il would
.">pIc." Keep un, NJ. 3. Attend 10 business.
You jus; prrpctatc these mammoth cg-, a. often
A. yoJ feel like it, and we'll do the local caclliu
Now that We have found out the mother Of thi,
egg the question -,r-wcll-thc-ohrm that
i. what roo,trrdo they suspect:
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-04-19

f'NNL HoP.-We note that invitation, are ont
i'r the final hop of the season. The affair /, to
come of at Willis Academy Of Music on Thurs.
day evening next. We rather g,lc,. wen come
without our notebook and pencil, o.. mo-, to
Brighten timid people away.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-04-19
LOBBING DEPARTMENT

our facilities for dong al Kinds OF job Work N the
rous styles Of the surpassed in this seccn
and respectfully solicit those wishing anything done 10
this give call BY the JuLcoGs aud liberal use
OF prAters ink many mans oruneh az heen made nnt
tss feld 70 still open. Tryi.
Orders by mail promptly attended TO.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-04-19
LOCAL MATTERS.


VhiCAHOy HOCK IHIHNU FHCINF
on and after April 10Th, 1873. trains pass Ottawa
station 10 fellows:
GOING EAST.
might Express. $3.50 AM-Arrve in Chic 200
Accommodation $50 MArrlve In Chicago. $50
no Day Ex daily 1910 AArrIve In Chicago. 40
GOING wEsT.
might Express. 1:2s ALeaye Chicago 1000
No -Day Ex daily 2.U5 Px-Leave Chicago 1850
Accommodation -. SAT PA-Ieave Chicago.... $500
sundays excepted saturdays excepted Nos. and 2
run each thrd Sunday, commencing May 26th Through
tickets and baggage checks to all principal points In the
States Canada. All the above trains make connection
with eastern roads In Chicago Direct route to points In
~" FRED TAYENEH.
Ottawa, April 10Th, 1873 Agent e., X. 1. & T Il. l..
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-04-19

Tie tircen uliil at Dayton, which Wa tempo
r.ri.y stopped 10y the break in tho DAY ION dam
/. again in running order and ready for IT, usual
run Of custom work. The bridge at DAYTON has
also been repaired and is entirely safe.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-04-19

ATrENTIoN.-Tho New York boot and shoe
house is stocked with more goods in this line
than all the other similar stores in Ottawa com.
bincd, The goods have been chosen so rs to suit
the wants of the people of all classes, The gen.
teman or lady, who is in the height of fashion
the business man, or the housewife who works
shoes or slippers for every day ware, the day Ia
borer or the plowman, all can find exactly what
they each may require at this store
The goods are of the newest fashions, are well
made, and warranted to give satisfaction to every
purchaser. Call and see them.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-04-19

The best stock of ready made clothing, na;,
caps, and gent, furnishing goods, j. offered at
the lowest prices at :. {. Barnett.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-04-19

VI. Wood is retailing nour usual. Farmers
and others using -four should buy II the mill
They can always do better than elsewhere Re.
member the place, J. Wood. Eagle Mil.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-04-19

We have our opinion OF the fellow at Washing.
ton, called odd Probabilities" who has been act.
I'M q, CLERK of the weather" We should like
To- know if he thinks he can palm off such wealth.
cra' we nave had Of late, for spring? -Four weeks
of constant rain, Instead of "cthcrcal mildnc,>"i T.
= iruad. W. demand an investigating commit
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-04-19

ssffSks---------
Tue OPERA JIou,E Book SToH6.--rhs popular
store is still tlourishing aa of yorc Nh Murray
is meeting with success in MS new VOCATION He
has fine assortment Of stationery Of all sort
bc idcs schoo! books Of I'll kind He IA fine
lot Of stationery md some Very beautiful chrome
and pictures. III, price, are very rloucbln.
Il l., not afc for the - Get cleaner, 20 nine
down too far in gong after bottom IN the trrci
Of Ottawa. There il danger 70. ,ola,ug oo. IN
some igcr's jungle in India
All are invited 30 call and examine our stool,
whether intending 70 purchase or not
cam BGo, ~ PmIrr.
\ f.ll STOCK ui Il. !. Roberts celebrated razor
>,rri ,ci,-of,.aud goIdbumishrt para5ola needle.
at y. Hrcnaa X CO.., No. !; La sale street
Children are harder CA shoes thai gruwa pro
pie. and If the work j. not strong and good, T.
soon gives way and the shoe L. @o,thlc-, Dun
bar, Philadelphia shoe, viii stand where o'hcr~
fail Can he had Of Chi'd Bro. X Phpp-
To Er>r-A Hou-, and two lots. Ep- of Fox
ri,r- For partiula-., inquire a. t.r -;oroo.
HI GuIE>.
u. l. Mead nof'lic, the farmers thar .c ha ior
Gee distribution. certain printed report r.'.tiyc
t. farmers clubs. ,vc Gail ard -,.r him.
Tie Academy Of Nu.ici, gaining .rho'. very
la,, and nov take. ih- Lad 70 'a. '.a,ninS oI
tn, city.
Though hog, have been notified NOT tu rua at
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-04-19

n,hO best l.imgg.cN and miuuuH H.. hook, 80;
Wholesale ~ II. Wal.urr', Peanut store,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-04-19

.I RENT co. FOR >,rE.-Thc store 'uie., uceu.
n'.' uy l.. Pi'--1.. aeN' 10 A. Snarl.r'- atE m-
..... within
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-04-19

L.d,,. call and -st those u... bridal 'sm,, 1T
81 >-'rll X Co.. rr-. Main sml 10 >.'.. 49,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-04-19

ACCIDENT AT THE EAGLE WoRKs-On Thurs
day afternoon last serious accident happened at
the Eagle Works in this city. Mr.. Lewis Clair.
mont was ripping piece of oak timber about 10
inches in length, and perhaps three inches square.
The unfortunate man was standing in front OF
the saw revolving or cutting towards him. The
stick had passed through, when the teeth caught
it and hurled it with great violence back, strk.
Ing Mr. Clairmont C;- the head and arm The blow
on the head was severe cutting him over the eye
very deep cash, and knocking him over The
other end struck him on the inside OF the left
arm, cutting through the chords. He very seri.
ously, perhaps dangerously hurt, Mr., Clairmont
was foreman Of the wood department, and has
been with NJ. Porter about five years, and is i
valuable workman. He is man Of family, and
lives in South Ottawa.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-04-19

BEAuTIFCL GooDs.Wc call attention to the
splendid stock of spring dress goods, in the way
of all the pretty and stylish materials for ladies
dresses this season, to be found at Okanes new
store, east Of the court house square. The as.
sortmcnt is very large and well selected with ref
crcncc to tie wants Of this community. The new
dress goods at This store attract ladies from far
and near, who find it pleasant and profitable 10
spend hours in looking through the stock. Mr.,
O'Kane has well-assortcd stool, of notions, such
as are needed with large line of dress goods.
See Mr.. O'Kanes advertisement in this paper
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-04-19

Blows P,rEE.-Wr were shown % sample of
the first paper ,'cu made 81 Ottawa II is "f the
good, heavy, brown variety. and from WILLIAM. *
Ea-r'- min, a., ta. guu-du,t.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-04-19
Chicago, Burlington Quincy kaflrsnd
EOY HlYer RranCh.
rauRBURY, PONTIAC * N. w. Il. H.,

d. STRAwN & Co, CONTRACTORS.
Time Ca rd No. \.
To take effect Wednesday, March 18th. lS72.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-04-19

\ f.ll stool, ui H. !. Roberts celebrated razC
, ,rri SCISSOR and goidbunishrd para5ola needle
at y. Hrcnaa X Co.'S No. !, la Sale street.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-04-19

Lemon, orange. dalr-. liz. rueoa uu.- and
/ fishing tackle. cheap at II. WatLct,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-04-19

Drc-, Suii FOR $l5, sis so, - and 50 Cd, 'hc
Square dealing co'hing house ui VI. >.ir'r'c Co.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-04-19

All are invited 10 call and examine our -tor,
whether intending 70 purchase or not
CAM BRO. ~ PHlrr..
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-04-19

WELL AG,rN.-Dr. A'phon- %, who h., been IN
for somr time. i again %. X" and ready 10
answer all calls left 40 hi Office I:;g Main street
err hl. O.. .laurr
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-04-19

"A -,r"d thing q" have 100 gur uus,~," BE- .u .,r
eiaru, policy Ii,EEi> y KrITp.,.. agents.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-04-19
TEAL
Prices per Single Pound.

These Teas are pacsnd In boxes hearing oar rac
Marx, and OF superior quality. Every body should Nc0y
who they buy Teas OF, "a sl who sell watches are not
/ watchnakerS.
have had eighteen years experience and truthful
Is say We do not deal damaged Teas hut receive choce
OF Teas from frat taSds which offer 70 our custom
direct Heretofore Teas have passed through too many
hands before the retailer ard consumer Oa
selected for their excellent drawing qualities AID
II not satisfactory may be returned.
Persons getting up Clubs for Tea will De a!.'s-
ed 5 per cent in money or Tea. as they choose.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-06

is no defense; the aim and object of the de-
PENDANTS seem to be merely delay. That
would be all very we'll ii the plaintiffs
could only have a prospect of recovering
damages in the Supreme Court for frivo-
lous appeal. if such the appeal Of the do
PENDANTS should be regarded by that appel
late tribunal; but with aA insolvent as +ecu-
rlty. decree OF the Supreme Court award
ing damages would not be- q cheering boon
for the plaintiffs at the close of this liti.a-
ton.
Let. therefore. .he rule he made so."-
Lutte.
The case Of David CIquhart ". Wallace
4 Co. was suit for rent. Judgment ~
tay"r of defendant
EifIA District CsDrt.
10 She case of Ros-tte l.. Stores, vie OF
John A. Grow VI. Celeste ,. L lrlch anu W .
T. HARPER. sheriff, new trial was refused.
IN tue case of b. j. West rs. city OF New
Orleans and .. hessley. exception vas
made that the defendant, hrs. hessley,
being absent from and not y resident OF
this state and not represented by an agent
in thu. State, can not be proceeded against
in persoDaD, or erred through curator
ad hoe appointed Tor that purpose, the
court bein. without jurisdiction in the
premis.s. as no property Of defendant is be
fore the court upon which legal action is or
can be had. Exception maintained.
In the east OF Jules tazende vs.. Chopin
& White. judgment was rendered Cor plain
til in the sum OF $i75 So.