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Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-24

CRRIsTNAs.--TO-morrow, Is ChFistmAs-the
day Of all Others inseparAbly connected with holy
and hallowed associations, which even now arc
as fresh and beautiful, as when more Lhan eigh-
teen hundred years ago the angelic announce
ment was made TO the Shepherds on the Judean
Plains, Of the birth OF Him, whose coming was to
naugurate an era Of" peace on earth, good will
towards men," Ever since, on the recurrence OF
this day, the gentle teachings of Him whose birth
we celebrate, are followed aud observed, and for
one day at least the anmosities and hates Of men,
are supplantsd by feelings of peace and love.
Friend RIeets friend with heartieT zest aud sin
ceTeT tone than is wont TO be used, while the
many tokens OF friendship and affection pass from
hand to hand. 1t is II glorious day, happy day,
and long may it continue TO be Observed aud cee
brated, until it shall establish a universal era OF
peace and love.
On this DAY, of all Others, the charitably dis
posed have an opportunity Of spreading aud ex-
tending the universal Joy. "1hO poor ye have
| always with you" were the words of Him whose
| ear was ever open TO their supplicatIons, and
whose compassion was always extended to then
Ia their misery. Help the needy, make glad the
hearts Of hungry children and dropping mothers
Give, with liberal hand, and shower around yoU
the Love gifts Of the Lord" tO His suffering
people.
| OF course, tomorrow will he observed As
general holiday, and many places of business vii
be closed. No DAILY GAZETTE viii be Issued
aud the weekly GAZETTE will be Issued day il
advance, IN order that our employees may Oh
serve the day In IN appropriate manner.
Therefore, dear readers, we wish You a veTl
MERRY CHRIsTMAs, aud bid yOu adieu uutll VI
again appear.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-24
For the Daily GAEstts.
John o'ByFno Tor Congress.

AR. EDiToR.-PardOn ne for Prssnming to en-
croach upon yOuF space, bat tsW wOrds ln re-
gard 10 The COngrossiOnRl nomination would not,
at this time, be amiss. The Replf6liean ihtlmates
that q large portion Of the Democratic party de-
siIes the nomination Of JohR 0'Byme, ksq., for
Congress. Nov, not desiring TO do that gentle
nan injustice or speak dispaFaging1y Of him can
the Democrats, aftsr being - Thoroughly acq1ainS-
ed with his negro-equallty 0piliOns durlhg tie
agitation Of the question Of q New Departure +"
consistently nominate himH He might fnlminate
hIs equality dOgmAs with tmpanlty IN the State
House Row, OF Philadelphia, but such .yAeilation
does not secure Congressional poSitiont irom he
people Of the DIamOnd StatS, Mr.. O'Byrne may
have the ability 10 represent his constitusnts a
the National Capitol, but sSO desire 10 be repre-
sented BY man whose principles have ever been
identified with Democracy, and who, during the
most trying and critical period IN our conhtry's
history, remained true to those principles, and who
did not esaay 70 create dissAtaIaction and dlsinte-
grAIion in the ranks Of our party By ohstInaGsly
clinging 70 tbs obnoxious plGhk-nsEto eaaality
which was unfortunately psrmittSd 70 make an
addition 10 our platform In the last Presidential
contest. Mr.. ObJEnss aspirations IN that dirsc
ton are msTe idle fancies, and he might as Uall
consOle himself with the tAct that the people d
Delaware wills that he atay at homs 20 laks card
Of bank burglars and PhiladelPhia rOuehS.
CoNsIsTKNcY.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-24
The FiIgnt Of Genet and other TAM
.,-g many RinnttaA,

NEW YORK, peeember 2S.-SheTiR Brenhau
claims TO have clns of the Whereabouts of Harry
osnst, thO fnglllge Tammany thief. OonViotGd o.,
Friday Last. It L. said hs escaped to Newport, r.
L., from thenes went TO Maine and Is now on his
way 70 Canada. Il IL also sisted thakAGtelegmm
has been received by = friend of Genet aAnbune-
ing bis arrival at Niagara, snd that he is err this
In Montreal. His bOndsmeD were to-day refund
ed the amounts OF ball forfeited, viz 81 oOO 10
OhAA. Dsglins 5000 70 Thomas Ferris, and SlO,.
600 70 Oliver ChaElick. The latter IL police com
missioner Of this city and Genet's most intimata
friend Five thonsand dollars reward Is offered
for nm arrest. - N At4atA J 80
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-24
An Appeal Fortho Fest.
A MARYLALD PAPER ADVOCATES THE
RETURN oE THE WHIPPING Posi-
nro THAT STATE
TO THAT STATE.

AZ AhAE DlAANssa-
The last number of the ObseTosg, published
at CentreVille, Queen Anne's county. Md.'
contains an article advocating more effective
mode Of punishment for the petty. thieves OF
MARYLAND, who regard q few months imprls-
Onment as mere play. We make the follow
The whipping post and the pilIOry have been
sOrely ridiculed, but still they stand as effec-
tual barriers between the honest and the dis
honest. They hold over the heads OF wrong
dOers terror which prevents crime and guar
antees to the community security in the pos
session of what they have diligently labOred
to accumulate, and We are Informed by one
of DelawareS most popular and Intelligent
citizens that but four men ever huRRed the
post twice. One sound thTashing with cat-of-
ninetails acts like charm In preventing re-
turn to the post, We must have change In
our mode Of punishment. We must have some
punishment inflicted which will serve as ater-
ror TO evil doors. The whipping post seems
to he the best thing which Is now invented
for that purpose, and let us try the expert
ment Our mode has proven to be failure,
except so far as sensitive persons are con
cerned, and change has become necessary.
| It is false sentimentallty which characteTizes
Delaware's effectual remedy against crime Gs
''Telic Of barbarism." 1t acts as a terror to
evil dOers. and that Is what We want In Mary
| land, whether 1t be "relic OF Darbarism, OF
an evidence Of civilization. and we And q
! strong and growing sentiment among oul
peOufu in favor Of the whipping post. II the
people of the State do not desire 1t, let us have
one here in Queen Anne's, where we are treC
/ Of being plllaged to death merely because OF
our need of something to put q stop to 1t. Lei
us petition the Legislature to give us the rem
| edy asked for.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-24
PoLICM CAsEs.
pEFoRE MAYOR s1MMs.

Since yesterday morning seven cases of drum
eupeas have beep disposFd Of = 80 cents and
C0slsieadh. i t Z tll III gGtI
VIM. Austin, Was arrested for the larceny OF
eight or nine pounds Of sausage from butcher
named Glenn, in the second street Market house
He was tried lhis morning, held to hail in the
sum Of $4OO, fOF appearance at Court, and
yas committed to New Castle in default Oi
bail. At'''F '-
John Willis was arrested for Atlepplihg to
last night. He stated thai he only desired q
get ipto the wagon, 10 90 to sleep,l WheFeppon
The Mayor furnished him with ileepiag' quar-
lss Il New scssils for thirty days, as ! va
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-24
A MnnnnI OF MenIth.

The edition for 1874 of the sterling medical an
nual known as HOstetter's Almanac is now ready,
and may be obtained, free of cost of druggists and
States and British America and indeed in every
civilized portion of the Western Hemisphere. This
Almanac has been issued regularly at the com
mencement of every year for about one fifth of a
century. 1t combines with the sOundest practical
advice for the preservation and restoration VI
health. q large amount of interesting and amusing
leht reading. and the ealondars Astronomical cnlcu
latons CHRONOLOGICAL items. &c,. are prepared with
great care and will be found entirely accurate.
The issue of Hostetters Almanac for 1874 will proba-
bly be the largest edition Of medical work ever
published In any country; The pToprietofs. Messfs
a-tWO cent stamp. will forward a copy by matt TO
any person who cannot procure one in has neigh
boThoOd, dec24- 81
This season We intend to sell Toys aud Fancy
Goods cheaper than they arc sold in Philadelphia
or New York. Call and be convinced,
Adams Il Bro. 500 Market street.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-24
looAL InrsLA.oGMoE
marry Chti.tmn, to You M.

A merry Christmas to you all.
The stores are veil patronized to-day
The Union Loan Association meets to-n'gse
The Wdvs:as, sEcelIeat as usual, is ctt fort .
week. 1
wyman opens at the Odd Fellows Hall this
evening.
Oar readers will have TO exist without any GA
EKTTE Tomorrow.
Christmas services will be held in the various
churches t0-mOTroW. .a.. 5a..t
An old lady sIipred On the ice this morning, at
Ttb and Spruce, aud sprained her ankle
A "Whits Christmas" is not so certain. alter all
The theI momeier stood 43S at noon to-day.
The DELAWARE GAZETTE (Seekly) will be IS
sued to-nOrrOW morning, day IN advance.
THE Alpa1 Sigma, new amateur paper, has
been issued by the members OF the Alpha Sigma
Literary Society, Of this city
Fine venison, game, fresh black bass, and prime
Cherrystone oysiers may be had of Captain Bar
nv, basement OF 4I6 Market street.
1t is your advantage TO buy where you can find
tho largest stock at the lowest priees remember,
Adams SBro. is the place, SOC Market street
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-24

The wife of Mr.. Alexander Agassiz, son Of
Professor Agassiz, died on Monday night of
pneumonia, induced by fatigue during her at
tendance ON her father-in-aw, in his last i'll
ness. She was daughter of the late G.. +.
Russell.
The bodies of &c Union soldiers, killed dur
ing the war by AndersOn's guerrillas at Cen
tralIa, Mo-, were taken to jefferson City, on
Monday to be inferred in the National Gene
terry.
Edward Schwarz VOegel, his wife and child,
died of suffOcatiOn in a hotel at Cincinnati, on
Monday night, from inhaling Illuminating gas
which they neglected to turn of before retir-
ing.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-24

VIVIAN THK WIzARD.-At the Odd Fellows
Hall, this evening, the ever popular "Wyman, the
Wizard" will open an engagement OF four nights,
introducing new tricks new speeialhes, and the
wonderful automaton zouave drummer. Valuable
presents arc given away each night, such IS bar
res OF -four, watches, and other Useiul articles
matinee will be given tomorrow afternoon.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-24

DIED.--E. A. Chambers, a well known citizen
of this city, died yesterday at Oxford Chester Co.
Mr.. Chambers resided in Wilmington many years,
and was for long time OF the most efficient OF
the woodworksn in the employ of the jackson x
Sharp Company. Becoming prominent member
Of the Oxford Cooperative Car Company, he re-
moved to Oxford a few months ago, upon the os-
tablishment of the Company chops in that town.
Mr.. Chambets was q good standing member Of
several Orders, and was a man greatly respected
by numbers Of friends and acquaintances.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-24
OBSTACLE TO MARRIAGE.

Happy Relief for Young Men from the effects Sf
Errors and Abuses in early life. Manhood Restored
lmpedimenss 20 Marriage Removed. New method
Of treatment. New and remarkable remedies.
Books and Circulars sent free in sealed envelopes.
Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION. No. south
Ninth ST. Phiadephia, Pa.,--an lnstituton having
a high reputation for honorable conduct ana pro
fessiOnal skill. oct-S-2taW@Nom
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-24
The Vir9inius-LeGal Proceedings
at NorEO1IK

WAsHINoToN. Dec. 23-Immedlately upon the
arrival Of the Virgnlus at Norfolk, she will, with
the survivors Of her prisoners, be placed Ia the
custody OF the U. S. Marshal, who has been IN
structed to institute proceedings against the vessel
aud Survivors on the charge OF violating the neu-
tTality laws of the United States.
The report that spain will demand the return
OF the Virginlus S not credited here and officials
do not hesitate to say that it made It would not
be complied with.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-24
Special Notices.

ALFRED WALTON. Druggist. No. - MaTksS ib,;t
In general that he eeps hand all descnPnons NJ
Incidence and that competent person & + e. a. ,bs
times ready TO prescribe for sueh SICK ss S - H.
pTiee Of The mSdi ,ines the same price a: they would
nav anywhere else: but that hS one Is Nlsl'eO ~
heir esd ncCs
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-24

OFFICERS ELECTED OHicep have been elected
iu Delaware and Reynolds Encampments, l. o.
o. F., OF this city, as follows: Delaware Encamp-
ment-C. p, E. J. Morrow II. p, David Downs;
S. w, L. +. WIqglesWorth; j. W., Henry +.
Walker Scribe, Edward McIntire; Treasurer,
John L. Pierson.
Reynolds EncAmpment, No. &C. F., Thomas
E. Young II. p James c. HihksOn; 5. W, E.
II. Spencer; J. W., Fred W. Taylor; Scribe, Pc
ter c. Daily Treasurer, l.. IL. Foulk Trustee in
RiYerHieW Cemetery, Joshua Maris.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-24
Religious,

The usual Christmas day services in the Episco-
pal Church mark the day rs one Of the most joy
Qua In the year, and When rendered in their musl.
cal gaIb are both inspinting end devotional.
trinity Chapel, Dr. Frost, Rector, services at
6H and lOH O'Clock, A. n.
ST. JoHN's CHURCH, Christmas day Services
at 6I< and 10 o'clock, A. II.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-24

PRowLING AROUND MARKET WAGONS. Last
night the bummers ARd petty thieves etrung Them
selves along King street, waiting for chance TO
pilIer from the market wagons. One fellow was
captured Just in the act of creeping Into wagoR'
aud only the vigilaut watching Of the police pre-
vented these rascals from doing the marketmen
much damage.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-24

1t 10 stated that the investigation of the charac
ter of the VlTginIus will take place in New YOrk,
though the Government cannot proceed against
Patterson, to whom the register for the vessel was
issued, he being projected by the statute OF llmi-
tations. Two years have elapsed since he obtain
ed tho papers. Had ah the facts bsen known
within the two years, "he would have been pros
ecuted for perjury"
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-24
TuIaI lr E1.MayoF man. of New iYork

NKW YoRK, Dec. 2s-ThO trial Of ES-Msyor
Hall in the COuEt Of OyaF aud TaEmiAss for Wall.
1l neglect Of duly In negleeling 70 auait certain
bills for work and materials furnished tbs county
court house, bslng the sams Indictment % which
WIN. n. Tweed has been convicted, was eontin-
usd this morning.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-24

SHIPMENr OF CARS This morning the Jack
sou 4 Sharp Company shipped by way OF the
Wilmington & Reading Railroad, one passenger
aud one baggage car, to Salisbury, NO. for the
Keokuk & Kansas CITY Railroad. ALSO, one narrow
guage passenger car to Parker, Pa, for the Par
ksr 4 kArnes City Railroad
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-24
Z uELANp,s ExTRACT OF MALI,

Very beneficial nutritive ton c. and for iacil-
tating e1pectorstiOn and soothing mucous irritA-
zion in coughs, Bronchitis, sore throat and other
as q substitute for Cod Liver Oil. Also. HOf's
Malt Extract for sale by -
r. BRIN0HUR RST \ CO,
Corner Sixth and Mark ct streets.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-24

LEAVING THK CITr.-lhe departing trains at
the p, w. Il b. r. r. depot, this morning, were
crow wded with persons leaving WiiIninRton for the
purpose of spending Christmas away from the
city The depot for awhile was fairly iammed
with the departing ones, and friends who came
along TO bid them adeu. The arriving trains also
brought a goOdly number Of visitors
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-24

Rappleyss Pure Wine OilVs Soap i an
s!ssllsat DsscsEEaksS.sSI ySaT wife i Pousy .eu
constantly wreath her hAndsoms face. just try il
once, Aments agent. eth and MARI OF streets. Viii
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-24
RAzaine's 9ecIusIon.

THE OLD SOLDIER, BRANDED AS A TRAITOR, PRO
BABLY ON THR WAY TO STE. MARGUERITK
PARIS, Dec. 23.-The report Of Bazaine's flight
is unfounded 1t is now stated that he Is to leave
Paris tonight for Sainte Marguerite, his place OF
imprisonment.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-24

T. BRINGHURST CO.. nruEEists. corner
and Market streets Wilmington, having been ap :
,1S H ~ aSsnis 4. this valuable and popul ar Hooi
Liniment are fully prepared to supply II wholesale
and retail at the manufacturers prices.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-24
MERCHANT TAILORS.
LOOK TO YOUR INTERESTS !
SPLENDID CLOTHING
FOR CHRISTMAS WEAR.
JOSEPH ROW,
SAC MARK ET STREET,

MEMS, YOU THIS and BOYS CLOTHING.
and GENTLEMRN'S FURNISHING GOODS.
We would have 1t 20 be distinctly understood
that this house has been established for more than
twenty. five years; as a result Of which We bAve
more accom- m Oda ions, growing out Of greater eX-
perienee and dy of our customers wants. and
II is nWinR 10 this fart that We have gAiued the
admiration and patronage Of all those who con-
sider an hone st and straightforward principle IN
deaIing worthy Of their support We assure farm
cts. merchants and IN mechanics that we have goods
70 sait th cir trades and satistActon as
both our ClO!hinR and Furnishing Goods are cheap.
durable and substantial.
JOSEPH ROW. 3l6 Market street.
One door below Fourth. Will. Del
dec9u Adjoining W B. Sharps Dry Goods House.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-24

LADIES, eL..
We have large stock OF ChiidrSn,s So sSSSs noes
SLSsn WM, II. BABCOCk W.,
9lS Market ST. doors below Fourth.
REsuMPrIoN OF SPEcIS PAYNENT -Wp ~. bnR az
cosE n Co 3lS Market street doors Hes.~ ~ 70
Iii tsk s;5p,r in exchange for Roots ans Shoes 70
a iimitad extent; they don't want too much oi H.
~
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-24
CRY NOTICES.

The best recommend alton af the bismarck Gauei
comes from those who have worn them. I1S - nT !,
" - BABCOCK BkO.,
w. abj Market street
"A COED article adverIises itself, ana tne D1s
,,arrE t1,fsr for Gentctnea is NaIrersdnv Iecnn
mendej hy these who have worn it Rs ne tIdIer
toi e"m'"'' Su" 'o" BARGOCK 4 BRO.
mn Market street.
Mems Gaiters S=and uP,
Meme Boots, IS and uPs
Ladiss' Shoes, 81 30 and upI
~ '"s VIZ BABC0CK BRO,
an Market street.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-24

s~Fao,s are Fae;s,- Tell the truth and shame 81: M
bve said is said and the public bear us out IN aur
SoncusOn that 0r fTtol@ss boot shGe & GI saIs nIons
olo nAi Ae' e'ie''' WM. ii. BABC0CK 4 co
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-24
1MnSE PURCHAsING

7 IUVNE FV hNII Hf'I-NW
Bao,s d Shoes ut 3l3 Market s,reet. 4n"o's 80 W
low Fourth, have the advantage OF seleeuuE ""A
laise anu '"''eN ''' WM. ii. BABCOCk & co.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1873-01-03
TO THE PEOPLE OF THE NonrH.

New Orleans, December 10 1912.
The undcrsis ned, representatives Of houses
in the North doing business with the South
who have been visiting New Orleans for many
wears past and at present, and are thoroughly
couyersant with the political feelings of the
people Of this section, wish to express our
opinion at this critical juncture of ah.,rs
Visiting New Orleans at IL season when the
city is usually full of activity and life, we find
every channel of trade paralyzed, the State
Honse occupied by troops, the officers of the
State threatened and intiulidaed and the
people cast into the deepest gloom by the arbi-
trary usurpation of power pnd place by poll
teal adventures, backed by United States
Judge, who has called in the assistance of
United States troops 10 execute his DEGREES.
After an election, which we believe to have
been conducted us fairly and honestly as any
in which the American people ever partici-
pated, finding themselves beaten by large
majority of the votes Of the citizens Of this city
and State, this interruptions and irresponsi-
BILE body of men have resoItcd TO trickery and
violence 10 defeat the execution of the will of
the people as thus expressed.
Believing this action the greatest outrage
ever attempted TO be carried out in our coun-
try, and one which tends directly to the over
throw Of the liberties of the people, and TO
destroying the power and sacrcdness of the
ballot box, we hereby enter our solemn pro-
test against the high-hauded action, and APP
peal to our fellow-citiZens of the North to
unite in protesting to Congress and the Presi-
dent, 10 the end that the legally elected officers
of the State may be installed in Office, and the
people Of the community supported in their
efforts to exercise the right Of franchise, that
they may redeem their State from the bank
ruptcy and ruin with which il is now threat
ened through the action OF these nameless adj
venturers.
[Signcd by several hundred citizens.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1873-01-03
A CORRECTION.

To the Editors Of tie Baltimore Gdzche:
TIE statement in the editorial column of the
american of this date, rejecting upon the
character and motives of the COMMITTEE of
Citizens of New Orleans, who are canvassing
the North in favor of the Warmoth side of the
Louisiana question:" contains tissue of I'M
qualified f.lsehoods from beginning to end.
Upon the committee there is only one banker,
who is well known in our community as a
man without blemish and sans reproche.n
lie has for years refused TO deal in State secu-
rites Of all kinds, and has had no transactions
in his large business which gave the least en-
couragenfent 10 the negotiations of any OF the
securities, State or parochial, issued under
color of legislation conceived in carpet-bag
sin, and brought forth in scallawag niquty
The rest of the committee are gentlemen of
irreproachable character. representing The in
surance Offices, the national banks of New
Orleans, the cotton aud sugar interests, with
five members of the bar, who have for five
years been resisting the rascals and spectators,
when Warmoth was at their head. Warmoth
came out from among them and ranged him
self on the side of law, order, and the Consti-
tuition OF his country, and promised to sin no
more; and, because of his apostacy, the bad
men whose fellowship he eschewed, have let
loose the bloodhounds of detracton on all the
good and true men who held up their hands
III tnlS uHuOiy CTusaue on tHelT TlPut ana IL
berries. II the Integrity of the State rights
remaining to Louisiana be successfully assail-
ed let Maryland and the rest of the States
tremblc for their separate and reserved rights
for when the necessity arises they will go
down before Federal centralsm just as surely
rs the day follows the night, "until chaos
come again" Viewed by this light, the OBJ
ject of our mission rises to the dignity of a
committee of citizens struggling TO maintain,
rs well as TO warn the people of the other
States that oppression as well MS tyranny may
$ Don be knocking at other homes than ours.
Respectfully, yours,
DAVID G. I.ABATr,
member of the Louisiana Delegation.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1873-01-03

HoRsE KILLED Mr.. Uezekiah Trail neo-
TINS place, lost n valuable horse, last week,
IN rather singular manner. He had loaned
his team to friend who was moving to the
neighborhood, and The horses had been out up
In the stable for the purpose of feeding. In the
ioit above some 40 or 80 barrels of corn had
been stored away, and it is supposed that one
OF the horses while rubbing against a center
post.which supported The flooring above, knock
cd It down, thus precipitating the whole weight
OF the corn upon the horses below, breaking
the leg OF one and slightly njnring one or two
others MIR. T. had to kill The one with the
broken leg--a most valuable animal.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1873-01-03
HORSE

STArE OF MARYLAND, Montgomery County, Sc.
HEREBY CERTIFY that James Oliver
Gingell of this county. brought before me,
the subscriber, one Of the Justices Of the Peace
in and for said county, this 10th day of De-
ccmber, 1872 as an estray irespassng upon
his enclosures dark strawberry roam Horse
about IA hands high, supposed 10 be abont
fourteen wears old, showing some white on
the neck and shoulders from the collar, show
ing some mark from an old hurt inst above
the hoof of the left hind leg, and PAGES when
under the saddle. Given under my hand.
G. w. LANSDALE, ]. p.
The owner or owners Of said Horse il re-
qucsted TO come forward, prove property,
pay charges, and take him away. Living
on the Turnpike road near Tennally.
JAS. OLIVER GINGELL.
;,n 2-9fp