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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1874-12-23
THE ROSS KIDNAPPING.
SINGULAR DEVELOPMENTS

New York, December l4.-This
morning Superintendent Walling, of
the police, received a dispatch from
Fort Hamilton, stating that two men,
named William Mosier and Joseph
Douglass, were shot and killed
while attempting to commit a bur
glary.
Douglas, before dying declared
that Mosier knew all about Charlie
Ross, stolen from Philadelphia. A
detective was at once summoned
from the central Office to identify the
burglars. Mosier is supposed to be
the man who wore goggles and in
duced the missing boy to go with
him in the buggy.
The burglary vas attempted at the
residence of ex-Judge Rulett Van
Brunt, on the Coney Island plank
road, at Bay Ridge, Long Island.
The judge saw the men e~Gdeayoring
to force an entrance into his house
aud fred two shots, both of which
took effect, one killing Mosicr in
stsntly, and the other so wounding
Douglass that be died in an hour.
Douglass stated positively that it
was MOsier who abducted Charlie
Ross.
An extra reporting the shooting Of
the two burglars at Bay Ridge says:
Among the persons attracted to the
spot was Richard Harken, a sailor,
whose house was a little distance
from Judge Van Brunt'S residence.
Between him and the wounded man
the following remarkable conversa-
ton took place:
The dying man." says lIarken.
" was lying on the ground, aud | ask
ed bis name. lie said it was Joseph
Douglass, and that be resided in New
York. The name of the man who
was killed was Mosier, also of New
York. lie then voluntarily made
tue following statement, without any
suggestion having been male by any
one present: Il and Mosier were the
men who abducted Charlie Ross" ]
said to him do you know where
be is now 2" lie said NO" He
said Mosier bad him concealed some
where, but where he did not tell me.
He also stated hal Mosier was a
married man, and had six children,
but whether be had Charlie Ross
with them be could not tell.
He begged God to forgive him,
and asked for q minister. He was
quite sensible when be made that
statement, and several persons were
present and beard what be said.
The bodies Of the men were COW
cred up and left in the PLACE where
they were shot on the grass, in the
custody Of a constable, until the cor
oner should give permission for their
removal. The men are believed to
have been river pirates. A boat was
found moored TO the shore, about
half a mile from Judge Van Brunt's
residence. II appears that in effect
ing an entrance to Judge Van Brunt's
residence they sprung a burglars
alarm which connected with the ad-
joining residence, and appraised the
inmates, who turned u The bur-
glars, discovering they were likely to
be taken, left cautiously. They fired
ct two Of the pursuing party and ran.
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THE widely blazoned contested
election case Of Schell vs.. Yutzy, ig-
ANONYMOUSLY collapsed, at the special
court held here last week. from mere
lack Of stamina. II didn't require
the spear Of justice TO prick the bub-
ole, it collapsed, simply of its own
thinness. The FIVE gentlemen of
the straightest d mocrsticpersuasion,
all residents Of Bedford County. who
made haste to swear TO a set Of facts
that never bad existance, will in the
future, we apprehend, be a little more
careful, how they commit themselves
by solemn oath, to 4 matter of which
they could have no personal knowl-
edge.
We are charitable enough TO be-
lieve that Mr. Scbell was grossly de-
ceived in regard to the facts upon
which his presumed case was predica-
ted, but in q matter Of such grave
Importance, he should have made
proper inquiry and investigation, be-
fore recklessly rushing before the pub
lie and into the court, with a series of
baseless charges annoying and ex-
pcnsiye to the district as well as 10
his competitor.
The opinion and Judgment Of the
court we publish il another colamn
OF this paper.
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The Chicago Inter- Ocean says the
confidence OF the Southern people in
the credulity of their Northern breth-
is something astonishing. In the
Nicksburg riots, for example, We are
expected TO believe that thirty white
men attacked 200 colOred men, and
drove them pellmell into the woods,
though the latter were well armed,
and bad marched on the town with
he intention of giving battle. So
we are told that though the negroes
were strongly intrenched in one of
the old forts, and the whites were ex-
posed in attacking them, yet, after a
desperate fight, the blacks were rout-
ed, losing sixty or eighty killed, while
the whites lost but one, and this one
by an accident The miracle Of the
Hebrew children was nothing to this.
When we come 10 the truth Of the
matter, We shall probably iud that IL
was simply another Mechanics Iusii-
tutc or Colfax Parish massacre.
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AT last the mystery Of the abduc-
ton OF the Ross child, has been soly-
ed, retributive justice having overta-
ken the perpetrators in the commits
sion Of another crime.
Whether the child will ever again
be restored to its parents, is as yet
u~nsolved, one Of the abductors being
shot dead, and the other only living
long enough to confess the deed, and
state that the dead man alone knew
where the child is concealed.
SO far all search has proved fruit
less. and it is sad to think that by The
sudden ending of the kidnappers, all
trace Of their innocent victim may be
lost
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TIE latest advices from Washing
ton state that the financial plan ind
ing most favor in the Republican
Senatorial caucus, cOntemplates the
increase Of national bank currency by
the establishment Of free banking,
aud the retirement Of greenbacks IN
I'll the volume falls to three hundred
millions, which it is supposed it will
reach 10 four years from now, when
the Treasury will have accumulated
gold enough to redeem them, and
thus inaugurate specie payments.
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TIE unprovoked massacre of the
Italian miners in Allegheny county.
is bearing swift fruit On Tuesday
last at the Duquesne coal works,
Williamsburg, near Pittsburgh, the
Superintendent, Oatman, vas shot
and killed by an assassin concealed
in the mouth Of the pit. The men
were on a strike. and some murder
u scoundrel, feeling safe under the
lax administration Of the law, lately
shown by the Allegheny county Off
cials, wreaked bis murderous spite
on the innocent Superintendent Of
the company.
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Snow storm in France.

PARIS. December lT.--There was
a heavy fall Of snow in the northern
section Of France yesterday. In the
city Of Anglers, capital of the De-
partnent Of Maine-et-Loire a deplor-
able accident was caused by the
storm. The roof Of the Market Hall,
unable to sustain the weight Of the
snow that had accumulated upon it.
gave way, causing the death and To-
jury Of many persons.
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They were lten tired upon with the
effect stated.

FURTHER PARTICULARS.
New York. December Ian
ether report of the shooting Of the
two burglars st Bay Ridge shows
that the house of judge Van Brunt
was empty, aud tEat it was the
Judges brother, his sen and a farm
laborer named Scott who did the
shooting, they having come from the
brothers house when notified by the
burglar alarm. Albert Van Bfunt,
the young man, killed Mosier, and
Douglass was killed by the laborer
with a shotgun, his bowels being
frighrfully mangled. lie survived
half an hour.
In bis confession be said he and
Mosier were well known to the po-
lice. While be declared Mosier was
the ~kidnapper of Charlie Ross,
be admitted that he was an assistant
IN the theft of the child. He assert
ed that the .iding place of the child
bad been kept from him by Mosier.
He was Unmarried, bat Mosler bad a
wife and six children. None but the
robbers were wounded in the conflict,
though FIVE barrels Of their revolvers
were found discharged. They were
supplied with burglars tools. The
police entertain hopes of ind'ng the
missing boy. The police have been
hunting for these men for some time
MRS. MosIER's WHEREABOUTS KNOWN
New YORK, December l4-Sillick,
of the central Office, who was sent to
Fort Hamilton to identify the burg
lars killed there returned shortly
after two o'clock and reported TO the
superintendent that they were the
men who stole the Ross child.
Mosier was shot in the head. They
arrived there early this morning in q
sail boat. The police are aware of
Mrs. Mosier's whereabouts.
THE CHARLIE ROSS ABDUCTION.
New YoRK, December l5.-Young
Walter Ross viewed the bodies of
the dead burglars at the Brooklyn
morgue to-day. He was unable to
express a positive opinion as to the
identity of the men as the abductors
of his brother. But pointing to
Douglass body said, 81 think be is
one Of them" The sister of Doug
lass and supposed wife Of Mosier also
viewed the bodies to-day.
THE ABDUCToRs IDENTIFIED.
PHILADELPHIA, December 10
The following dispatches were re-
in this city early. this even
ing:
"NEw York, December 10, lS74-
To MI. Jones, Chief of Police, Phil
adelphia-Walte identifies both the
dead men positively
WM. Il. HEINs.n
Captain Detective Police, Phila."
The witness mentioned is Peer
Callahan, who is employed 10 the
residence adjoining that of Mr.. Ross.
1t will be remembered be saw q of
the %kidnappers in the neighbOrhood
Of the house before the abduction.
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ants 20 pay a certain sum per lead
fer all Democratic votes polled above
the average number. We venture to
suggest to the Democrats ef Penn
sylyanIa, that after just winning q
victory over a Ring Of the most cor
rupt politicians who ever made a
farce Of elections, they cannot afford
to bestow their highest honcrs upon
a persoe of such questionable ante
cedeai "Coffee-pot Wallace' may
be a very innocent man personally;
bat h. would not look well in the
Senate.
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The scramble now going on among
the Democrats, for Offices at Harris
burg this winter, is unparalleled
Never before was there such begging
rouging and fierce contention over
y eno;ls
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1874-12-23

THE Democratic members Of he
Allegheny county Legislative dele
cation have decided in caucus TO sup
port James p. Barr, editor Of the
Pittsburgh Post, for L. S. Senator.
1t is an open secret that after eompli-
menting Barr, they will vote for Wal
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that Notwithstanding the hard tines
and general stagna,ion Of business
the Republican State Administration
has beea steadily paying OF our
debt. The balance Of the State debt
now is only S24 500. coo, aud there Is
in Tie Sinking Fund to meet this,
nearly SIl, 0OO, 00o Of securities which
are pledged to its redemption, 80 that
the real amount Of the debt is only
sI3. 500, zoe. When it IS remember
ed that when the Republican party
came into power in this State the
debt was SO, 000, 600, its steady re-
duction 70 the present amount is the
highest possible testimony to the
ability and honesty Of Republican
rule.
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MASKED Robbers ia Arkansas.

LITTLE Rock, Dec. 1I.-About ,
O'Clock this morning four men wear
ing masks rode up to the house Of a
farmer about IL miles north Of CIarks
vile, Johnson County. They shot
the farmer, checked his wife, robbed
him of 5000, and escaped. 4 posse
Of citizens started in pursuit, and at
last accounts were close behind them.
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IS accordance with law q procla-
nation has been issued by Governor
Hartranit announcing that during the
year ending November 3Oth, the
Commissioners Of the Sinking Fund
have redeemed one million, two hun
dred and thirty thousand, one hun
bred and eighty-six dollars and fifty
seven cents Isl, 2SO, Ise SD of tie
State debt. Thus IL will be seen
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THE smallness Of the Democratic
majority on joint ballot, in the com
ing Legislature, is worrying politi-
clans of that ilk most consumedly.
They apparently have no faith IN the
integrity of their partisans, and
threats Of shooting %recusants, such
as were freely made when Buckalew
was elected Senator, are being open
" INDUCED in. This plan Of fore
ing the support of nominations at
the pistols mouth is q species Of po-
litical tactics in vogue in the South,
nov to be transplanted, we presume,
into the rules and regulations Of the
northern Democracy.
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UDITOR'S NOTICE.

*
Having hoea appointed auditor by the Cont to
sipd The facts amt report an opinion ON excep-
tons % account of executor, and 20 state anac-
count. to ascertain advancemcnls and make and
report % distribution Of the fund in the hands Of
the accauntiut TO and among those legally entitled
thereto, ia the estate OF Henry Beniord, dcceIs-
cd. Geo. ". Bcufori executor, / VIII attend - the
duties Of my appointment 90 NY Office In S0mer-
set, Pa. on Wednesday. Dtccmhcr 20, 1874, when
AMI waer. all persons ia.cres5ei can attend
F.. J. EOOSEE.
decg Au-i-Cr.
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PUGH * SIPE
DULE TO ACCEPT or REFUsE

10 Harriet Shafer, willow, George Shafer. res.
iience unknown, Jacob Shaffer, Elizabeth. in
termaTried with John AnHIalt, residingfn Cam
bria Co., Pa, Adam Shafer, Simon Shaaer,
aaron Shafer. Noah Shaier, Samuel Shaher,
rcSidingi in Somerset Co.. Pa, Elizabeth Shaacr
and issue Unknown. Nancy, who was iuteTmir-
Fied with Levi Long, leaving issue four children.
Levi j., Mary, Lucin13, ant Cltharine Long.
residence In Somerset Co., PA.
You are hereby notified 20 appear at On Orph-
ans COu-t 90 be held at Somerset On Monday. the
18th day Of January. 1873. 10 accept or refuse u
take the real estate Of jeremiah II. Shaner. de-
ceased, at the appraised valuation or show cause
why the same should not be sold.
OLIVER NEPPER.
dccI6 Sheriff
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Painful Case of Drowning.

NEW YORK, December 14.-Yes-
terday afternoon five children Of John
Dattericb, the proprietor Of a large
dairy establishment, living neat Pat
terson, New Jersey were playing
with a sleigh on the lee near the
house, when the latter gave way tad
all were precipitated into the water
and drowned, in sight of their mother,
who was standing Oh the bank Of
tho pond. There were four girls and
one boy, aged between six and six
teen years. None of the bodies have
yet been recovered.
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A BILL has been introduced into
the House at Washington for the re-
peal Of laws imposing a stamp tax on
checks. drafts and other orders Tor
the payment Of money.
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Shooting OF Il superintendent Of u
Coal Nine.

PITTsBURGH, DEC. I7.-Yesierday
morning John A. 0atmaa, Superin-
intendent Of the Duquespe Coal
Works, located in the Seventh Ward
in this city, while making his usual
tour Of inspection through the mines,
was fred on by some one unknown,
am fatally wounded. The miners
employed by the company have been
on a strike for some time, aad conse-
qnently the pit was occupied at the
time the assault was made.
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GOV. HARTEASFT has signed the
warrant for the execution, IN West
moreland county. Of Samuel Beigh-
lev for the MURDER Of Joseph Kerr.
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A THOROUGH & SUCCESSFUL
SCHOOL.
ATTENTION is called to The a1yantages Of tie
HBIBIDlYSBTRGH. "a. SEMINARY.
One Of the NEST successful, thorough. hcalthiul
and economical Boarding Schools fer Girls.
Abost $50, 1000 have been expended on the
building grounds and aeeoFlhod4tofF.
ADVANTAGES
ADVANTAGES.

A Christian Hcme; experienced AMI successful
Teachers Philosophical and hemical apparatus
Maps and Charts; thorough instruction IN Music;
fine Pianos rooms unusually large, cheerful and
warm ventilation complete; gymnastic and yo-
cal Music in class without extra charge Gymna-
stun, ample grounds. and beautiful scenery soft
water, always pure Bath Rooms for pupils; ad-
mirable location, with entire freedom from smoke,
noise and dust near the Churches: gas light: no
dangerfrom lamps weekly class in Etiquette and
PrOpriety.
Economy: SI2O will pay Tor boarl. tuition in
all English branches AMI Latin. fuel, gls in
room. and room completely furnished, from Jan.
IS 70 June 10, 1873.
No eEina charge is made for Fuel, Liysl, Farai
lgfe, IHAian in Latin, Focal Music IL class,
GyaHssiics, or GhsWisifgi nor far iHeidesials,
as Library fec, ehdls, ascot apparatus, Sc.
For full particulars as to expenses, &c., seud for
Catalogue which contains view OF building. plan
OF rooms, &e., and will give an idea Of the exteli
and character OF the patronage,
REV. JOSEPH WAUGH,
PRINCIPAL,
Hollidaysburgh, Pa.
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Separate proposals vii he received atthe Com
missioucrs' Office. Somerset, up 0the FIRST day Of
January, 1875. u furnish the Court House and Jail
with coal. wood and kiuiiing wood tor the coming
year. commencing on the 7th day Of Jauuary, $50.
ami en- iac on the 9Th day Of January, 1870.
by oriCr OF the Bcard Of Commissioners.
JACOB NEFF,
derg CLERK.
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BOARD OF MANAGERS

KOBERT G. MULLIN. Flyette CRY, Fayette
County. Pa.
J. o MEYERS. BIeyerslaIy, Somerset o.. Pa.
J. II. UHL- Somerset.
J. SCHROYER, West Newton, ..westm'd Co,
Peun'a.
H:B1 EKSKUHNS. Greensburg, wes;m'd Co,
90. Penn'a.
JAMES W. HAY, Biehhin Tp., Green County,
Pcnn'a.
n. LAIDLT, Cermichaels, Green County, Pa.
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N,ir Idrerlseaeais
DUBLIe NOTICE.


Notlec IS hereby given to oil peys ms interested
tEat application will Re made - the next Leg.
tlatcrc b. the undersigned Commission r.
Somerset county for TIE repeal Of the iaiiowne
laws, 80 iaras Somcrset county y concerneu- va
The Sc approved the Eth day OF March, is5t sc
elafirg that .sji lines aui penalties tnipptef y!
tie curtis IL Franklin Adams, Somerset au
Fulton counties, which hy existing laws are not
payable % the Commonwealth for is use, are
HEREBY directed 70 Be paid INTO the treasury Of
Salt Counties lur shc Use 81 a law HDr1ry o. he
Eeptln the Court Houses Of sail counties Ter he
use OF The Courts and bars thereof.
And the act approved April 9Th. lSsI declaring
that "the true intent aad meaning O. TIE ACT Of
I1th March, 1855. is AMI IS hereby decilr,ito em-
brace nader he terms, pains aud penalties, III Tor
Afiel rccgguiz4nccs ia The said Conr-s
q. H. WALTER.
vi. MILLER.
Attest. FL. CoINTkNMAN
jacob NEgF. Commissioners.
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Turnpike Road Company E~illtasc notice that an
election will be held ut the house Of George A.
kimmel in Allegheny tp. On the lst Of January
next, tocleet one President, Six Managers and q
Treasurer. 70 conduct the affairs 0t said company
for the enzuing year.
deco JEFFERSON KIMMEL.
bedford Inquirer cory and charge Coz Pres't.
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The Simplest, Most Powerful, Effective. Dura.
Die, Reliable and Cheapest Pump in use.
1t is made all Of Iron, and Of a few simple parts.
1t VIII not Free=e, az n5 water remains in the
pipe VIXEN not IN action.
II has nc leather or gum packing, rs the sucker
and valves arc all ofirol.
It seldom. Il ever, gets out o. order.
It VIII force water from 90 % Co feet IN he air. by
attaching a few feet Of hose.
Itis good for washing Bugsies, Windows, water
ing Gardens, sc.
FURNISHES the purest aric1ldest water, because
b. is placed On the butom Of the well.
TrEas:-& inch Pump. sI5: pipe. soc ? foot.
Is DOC.
Larger sizes In proportion.
WEYASD u PLATT
Sole Agents for Somerset County.
Somerset, Pa. Ily Isl, 1s72
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THE DOOR oFENED IN
HEAVEN.
UDIToR'S NOTICE.

N
Having been appointed Auditor By the Court
20 examine the exceptions, take the cstimony
nnd the iaets and report an opinion; also 10 state
an account ami report q distribution % and among
those legally entitled thereto in and OF the eS
tate 90 Daniel Malone. Of which Jacob A.. Sh9fer
Is administration, ] viii attend 70 the duties Of safI
appointment at my office in Somerset. Pa On
Tuesday, the 9Th day or December. 1874. when
and where All persons Interested can attend.
?. ]. kOOSER.
0ect AuIffrr
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Is still abominably dull, though there
is something doing all the time. The
wholesale people are laying back
quietly and waiting, and the manu-
facturers float along by d~ischarging
half the workmen and reducing the
time of those they keep. Oh for the
good old times when things went
with q jump.
PIErRO.
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CUSTER * PUGH.

The cabinet business in all its various branches
Will be carried on under the firm ulme OF Pugh y
Sipe, at the old stand, opposite T.. II. Hite's hotel.
A good assortment of furniture always on hand.
Work made 10 order. Repairing done al the short
est notice. We keep q full assortment of unter-
takers supplies, collins If all sizes, and the latest
styles. We keep good hcarse, and arc prepared
to furnish any size coffin NJ short notice, and cheap
CT than any hrm in the county. Funerals at end
ed from n distance. None but the best wOrknen
are employed. Our chair maker dId nothing but
follow alair mai Ing for thirty years. We use
none but the best materili. therefore guarantee
all our work. Parties meeting anything in cur
line viii DO we'll to call and examine our furniture
before purchasing elsewhere Thanking the pub
lie for pas patronage, wCuid respectfully solicit q
share IN The iu.ure.
deco PUGH & SIPE.
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.5Ss0LUTI0Y NOTICE.

The co-par,nersbip existing between Custer <
Pugh IS this day dissolved by mutual consent. All.
persons knowing themselves Indebted 90 said hrm
are requested TO call and settle their accounts.
both Eotc and book accounts, on OF before the LIST
Of January. 1873, after which all unsettled ac-
counts VIII he LEFT ia the hands Of an olhc0r for
collection.
DecS0. CUSTER PUGH.
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WV. Il. HENS y

Captain Detective Police, Phila."
The witness mentioned is Peer
Callahan, who is employed 10 the
residence adjoining that of Mr.. Ross.
1t will be remembered be saw one of
the kidnappers in the neighbOrhood
Of the house before the abduction.
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Somerset Herald.

wEDNEsDAY.= 10 i'''
, 1874-03-25

E'On shLE-1o LOTS ON EGAN.AV,, CORNER OF
l. Stcwatt.av. ~
Is foot on Lan9cyav., betwcon rorysecou and Forty
49byi6j on Ksubsrkav, botweon Tlstysixsh and Fifty.
fousth-sts. " ' ~ 'S'
Noble. '' 'oo 's' VII"
M by W.. or Mlah'sannv., With ar.t.claas housc.
- by l0 With trnrle husp, IN Enutth-nv be.
twenn uarfisou aud Puk.sts - "
, 1874-03-25

COUNTRY REAL ESTATA,
TOh sA1E-HOusE AND LOT, NICELY STU.
j. AtcH Ia taoneva, iAne Cnuny, III, Tpr7,y oasy In
auiro of E. u. LATHhOr, Fifth National Uank. 40