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I UUTo NC.,
MICHAEL HOGAN

NEWTON, Manito~oc Co, April 10, 1875.
II. d !SmaHsy, Nta'toroc, us:
The Table Rake Buckeye
Mower and Reaper bought ofyou gives
me PERFECT SATISFACTION 1t cannot
be beat, for ca'neSs, drnJility and
Hgh'ness Of drnf 1t viii leave the
bundles Just as compact as bound. The
bundles lay perfectly straight from top
70 bottom, not crossing the straw as with
the Reel Rake Ny brother Mr Michael
Taugher Of Nceme, after trying other
machines an / binding after them for the
last three wears, bought Buckeye this
winter. If farmers will take my advice
they will bus the Bnckeye. Yours ( {
,\TIn\N TAIrnuEp
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NEW PLANNING MILL
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Mr.. Warner Tries it,

Mr.. Warner, respectable and law
abiding citizen Of Baker street, rode
home In an express wagon the other day
having hand fire extinguisher and ths
driver for company.
Whats that thing?" asked his wife
in contemptuous tones as she opened the
hall door.
What's that? Why that's FIRE ex.
tinguisher-best thing you ever saw
meant to have got one year ago F"
Jacob, you are always making fool
OF YOURSELF" she continued as she shut
the door. Every patent right man
gets around you as cat lays for a
mouse"
docs, eh? IF you knew anything
at all you'd know that every store and
Office in Detroit has one o these They
saved lots of buildings, and may save
ours"
~ GU throw it at the FIRE, dom you?''
she asked in sarcastic tones.
He carried it up stairs into closet
without replying, and she followed ON
and asked:
Don't it shoot a fire out?"
"If you don't know anything, I'll
learn you something. 1t is full of chem
icals; you strike on this knob on top
and she's all ready to open this faucet
and play on the fire"
She grinned as she walked around it,
and finally asked:
''Do you get horse to draw it
around?"
''No, I don't get horse to draw it
around. You see these straps? Well, |
back up, put my arms through them,
and here it is on my back"
Il see it is" she sneered.
"And can't l run to any part of the
house with it," he demanded. Sec
seq"
And he cantered along the hall, into
the bedrooms and out, and was turning
the head of the stairs when his foot
caught in the carpet. He threw up his
arms and she grabbed at him. and both
rolled down stairs. He yelled and she
yelled. Sometimes he was ahead, and
then she took the lead. and neither of
them had passed under the string
when the extinguisher, humping and
iamming, began to shoot off its charge
of chemicals.
~ ou Old" she started to say,
when stream from the hose struck her
between the eyes, and she didn't finish.
What in-o-u-c-h." roared Mr..
Warner, as he got dose in the ear
They brought up in heap at the bot
tom of the stairs, the stream playing in
to the parlor, against the hall door, and
up stairs by turns, and she gssped
''I'll have you sent to fool asylum. "
"Who's a tool?" he roared, dancing
around with his eyes full of chemicals
I'm fainting!" she squeaked.
"And I've broken my back" he
shouted.
1t was sad house when those two
highly respectable old people got so that
they could use their eyes and discuss
matters calmly. And she doubled up
her fist and hoarsely said:
Take that investigator, or distin
guisher, or whatever you call 1t, back
down town, and tell everybody that you
are lunatic. y
And he said:
'Dumm:t, I know more than all your
family put together"
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SNEEKTIkES THRESHGR,

We offer the Farming Pablic, the
SWEEPSTAKES TRREsuER the coming
season, with the following improvements
l<t We have new dpyire FIR raising
and lowering the Conrave " bile in mott N
2t A great improvement in the Shake
Wheel, saving Al wear and Gear AMI allow
ing more or less shake at the VII Of the
thrp~her
81 The Thirty inch Cvlin Ter Machine
Shoe irche wider A grea, improvement
OFFICE ut the Foundry on York Street,
Mani ow0c, Is.
H. D. SMALLEY, Agent.
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Newton, Manitounc Co, APRIL l9, 1878.
II. d. SmaiIty Kanitowoe, Wis:
DEAR SIR:
Since receiving the Improve
ments which you sent me, | must say
that | am highly pleased with the work
ing Of my Buckeye Table Rake Reaper
and Mower. As | set the machine up
myself, and not understanding it, it did
not satisfy me, but after having the ma
chine put in order, gave me perfect sat
isfaction. There is no machine made,
in my opinion, that lays nicer gavel
for the binder. The machine is light
draft, durable and splendid mower
Yonrs &c.
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{. AvL!MAN AC0'S,
BUCKEYE
Reaper & Mower,
-AND-
SVa'pstsEe. !hr'!Aes
IMPROVED FOR 1875.

NEWTON. Manitnwoc CO., Aprill9, 1878.
?. Smaiiey, Mtaitopoc, Ws-
The Buckeye Table Rake Reaper
and Mower | bought of you last season,
gives me perfect satisfaction. For every
part, | think there is no better in the
WORLD. 1t makes the gavels or bun
dies so nice that | need no rake when
binding.
Ny winter wheat was heavy and
somewhat LODGED, but my Reaper cut
it clean and made good gavels. In Grass,
it will beat the WORLD. 1t is also very
hight draft. Ny advice to farmers is,
buy the Buckeye Improved Table Rake
Reaper and Mower Yours truly.
CARL KRUGER.
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Ea + EIsE
PURIFIEs THE BLOOD, RENovATEs End
INvIGoRATEs THE WHOLE System. So
ITS MEDICAL PROPERTIES ARE ALTERA-
TIVE, TONIC, SOLVENT, AND DIURETIc. i

VEGRTINE is made exclusively from, the Juices
or carefully selected barks, ROOTS and herbs and
strongly concentrated that it viii tectualy eradl
cate from the system every faint OF SCEeFULAs I
SCROFULOUS HUMORs TUMORS, CANCER,
DANGEROUS HUMOR, ERYSfPELkS, SALT.
RHEuM, SYPHMITiC .DIsEASEs, CAEKEB3
FAINTNgSS AT THE STOMACH, and all dis
eases that arise from impure blood. SCIATICAs
|INFLAMMAToRY and CHRONIC RHEU&fA-
TISM; ;NEURALGIA,G GoUT, and SPINAL. COM,
PLAIn is can only be eRec.ually cured through
the blood. s. ,s.t - .,s t.5i is:,
For ULCERS and ERUP1lYE DIsEAsys OF the
SKIN, PUsTuLEs, PIMPLEs, BLoTCHks, BoILS,
TErTER, SCALD-HEAD, and RINGwoRM, VEGK.
TINEhas never failed to effect permanent cure.
ForP PAINS IN TIE BACK, KIDNEY COMPLAINTS,
DRGpsY, ER,EALE WEAxNzss4 LEucoRRRGAs
arising from internal liberation aud uterine dis,
eases, and GENERAL DEBILITY. YHGETINE acts
directly upon the causes or these complaints. Il inr
yigorates and strengthens the whole systen, acts
upon. .,she .secredve organs, ailays ipfsmmaiions
cures alteration, and regulates the bowels. :.
ForCArARRH. H.DYsPEpsr&, HaBITUALC C0sTIvH.
PILES NERVOUSNESS, and GENERAL PRoSrRA-
TON OF THE NERVOUS SY6TEM, mo- nedictne has
ever given such perfect satisfaction as the EGE-
TINE. Itpur,fes the blood, eieanses all oftha orr
gaus, ard possesses controlling power over tho
nervous system.s ''i1le = -
The remarkable cures effected by vEGRrrNE have
induced many physicians and ai,oihecaries whom
we know 10 prescribe and use 1t In their Own fai.
In fact. vEGETINE is the best remedy yet dis
covered for the above diseaBes and Is the only re-
liable BLUOU-PURlFIER yet placed before tho
public.
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MoRruAnY RspoRr.-The tollowlngI is the

MoaTUARy REpoRr.-The following is the
poortuary report for the week ending Satur-
day. December II, 1876, compiled from sex.
tons' returns received at the oftice OF the
Board of Health: Cause of Death: Apo
plexy, 1 colored; burns, colored; cancer,
/ coiored; eholera.morbus, white cor''
snmntion. q white, Q eolored; conVulsions
finfautIle). 1.white, l colored; debility !
white: diphtherfa, / white; fever Inter
mittentl, 1 icolored; gsstro:enteritis. co.
lored: beart-disease, i c.,ieSed; 1nnamma.
tion Of the boWels,1 white; pneumonia,
colored; tuberculosis. I. 9nife, colored.
Whole number OF Deaths in the city exclusive
of still.birtbs, 49,. Still Births :: Colored
males, g.; celored females. 4-tota1, 4. Ser !:
White males, HI colored males, Q, total, IL;
white females, 4; colored females, 2-total,
g. Aqe: One day to thirty, 21colored six
months to -tWelgs.sl Wbite, . c0lofed one
wear to three, Awhile; three years to five, 1
colored; five years to ten, eolored; twenty
years to thirty, colorsd; thirty years TO
forty, 2 colored; fifty years 70 sixty, ] white,
2colored; sixty years 70 seventy, white
seventy years to eighty, white. Condisi sioal:
sineIe.s8 white, 81 colored; married, p CO.
lored; widows, white. -Ndtivlsy United
States. l8; ireland, locality. Marshal!
Ward, white,s2 colored;; Jefferson Ward,
/ white !. Madison Ward, white; Monroe
Ward, 1 white, i eolored Clay Ward, 4
white, l. colored; Jackson Ward, 4 colored
almshouse, 8 colored. By ,shonl Certified
Regular practitioners, 5 white. IL coiored'
q y irsso,xp IN sTryr yygRx1 y MORTALITY.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

p,,uyoxp COLLEGE -SEHI- ANNUAL MEET
or TIE BOARD OF TRCsTEEs-PRoGREss
n Vso.pycTs CT THE lEsTiTUTIoH.-The
r.,,;.ann,laI meeting Of the Board Of Trus'
.of Richmond College was held in the
'o,,nrc.Ioom Of the Second Baptist church
,o.,crd4y afternoon, a large nHmoer OF Tue
;,.,nh,rs ot the Board being In attendance
K,y, b. Jeter, ID. D., president, was IN Inc
chair. .o.r
E.y, Charles II. Ryland, financial secretary,
,.re.rn,ed an inlcres ing report OF the moan
,iq, condition OF the college, referring TO
nsw inyrStmcnts made in substantial ln'
,ercs,.bearing securities, and the STEADY
Growth of the income from the endowment
mnd. D.
Rcv.Dr. John William Jones, D. D.. Rev
u 4. Tupper, D. D., Rev. Charles II. Ky.
land. ard Mr.. josiah Ryland were appointed
q committee 10 prepare and report to Tine
rrv, meeting OF the Board regulations in re
osrd 10 the special scholarships proposed &c
ne raiscd bv the Baptist General Association
NJ Virginia for the education Of the sons o.
Baptist ministers.
Sir. james Thomas, Jr., from the Building
Committee, reported that it was inexpedien
IT The present time to erect ADDITIONAL resi-
dcuces for the professors.
The Board ordered certain repairs to D'
made to the residence of Professor Harris.
Professor Puryear, chairman of the facul
~. reported that the college was IN pros
Dcrous condition, the students orderly am
studious, and the session promised to be oas
of the most successful in the history OF the
institution. There are now present one
hundred and forty-seven students from clever
Siatcs-a gain of twenty-five over the mum
Der in attendance in December OF last year
and the faculty have reason to expect Iarg
increase of students on the 1st of next month
Forty.tiye of the students are preparln!
for the ministry of the Baptist, Presbyterian
Episcopal. Disciples. and Christian churches
Two thirds OF the whole number OF student
are members of some Christian church.
The public halls and students rooms or
comfortably warmed and we'll lighted, an
the boarding department is working to tn
entire satisfaction Of all, the average price pc
month to each student being only eight do
lars and eighty-fye cents for board.
A contract has been made for the erectio
Of gymnasium, which is to be speedil
completed.
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.ssupHHME COURT OF APPEALS, TUESDAY
Barrettss administrator vs. The Common.
wealth, and Milier's executors Us. The Com.
mon wealth. Fully argued by The attorney
General for the Commonwealth. and Judge
Robertson and Mr.-P. r, Grattan for the
plaintiffs in error, and submitted.
: Kennairds set ais. u.s. iMaurY ct ais Appeal
denied to a.decree pronounced OF TIE Chan
sasY Court of the city of Richmond.
HenniDg's administrator %: Knighl.s a lea, 9,
sainistrator. Appeal denied 70 decree OF
the Circuit Court. OF Clarke county.
Commensurate psI Chesapeake ana ONO
railroad Company -four cases). Partly ar
eue4 by the Attorney. General iof the Com.
monwealti, sand continued until Thursday
next. & :, ! g. - s, !
George B. Harrison, Esq, vas admitted
to practice. as an. attosney In this court yes
teIday. E.s 81 s9- IN, IA
taken up frst thing to-day Wednesdasl
sfier .shat,the case Of Barfns fus, Con mon.
wealth win be taken up,
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ORGANIZATION OF A Poultry AND PET
SroCK As>ocIATIoN.-Am meeting Of number
OF gentlemen interested in the breeding OF
poultry and pet stock was held ut the ofhce
OF the Southern Planter and Farmer on yes
tcrday. An association was organ zed TO De
called the Virginia and North Carolina Poul'
try and Pet Stock Association, and the fol-
lowing officers were elected: A. M. Bowman,
Of Augusta county, president; First Vice
President, L. L. Fulghum, Raleigh, n. c.;
Second Vice-President, DR.. l.. R. Dickinson,
Richmond Third Vice-President, Y. N. FL
ror Cnarlestown, w. Va; Fourth Vice
President, Dr. E. c. Withers, Danville. Va; ;
Fifth Vice. President, W. S. Thorn, Wythe
county; H. Theodore Eiyson, Richmond,
secretary aud treasurer. ~
The following persons were elected mem.
bers of the Executive Committee: DR.. L.
j. Woodbridge, of Hanover county, chair
man 2; r. L. Payne, Chesterfield county w.
II. Il. Lynn, Starnton, Va; j. Mel. An
degson, Caroline county; F. ". Chiles,
Louisa county; S. W. Fickln, Charlottes'
vile, VA. j. L. Hill, Richmond, and w. r.
Pathlila, Farnyjlle.
A Committee on Constitution and Bylaws
was appointed, which willrsportat some fu'
ture time.
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ANNUAL MEETING OF THE EPISCOPAL CITY
MISSIONARY AssoCIATIoN.--ln pursuance OF
resolution adopted at meeting Of the City
Missionary Association held last spring the
annual meeting of the Association was held
in the lecture-room of st. Pauls church last
evening, Rev. Charles Minnigerode, d. D.,
of st. Paul's, president, in the chair.
This resolution changed the time for hold
ing the annual meeting from June until the
second Tuesday in November. 1t was pre-.
fseuted by Rev. T. O.. Dashieliat the last meet.
ing, and laid over until last night, when it
was taken up and adopted, H
Mr.. Williams moved that the Society pro-
ceed TO the election of officers for the ensu-
ing year. Agreed to. 81 ma;
Rev. Mr.. Gibson (Mr. Dashiell being in
the chair nominated Rev. Charles Minnige-
rode, D. D., for reelection as president.
Mr: DashieIlread q letter from DR.. Minni-
gerode declining re election on account Of his
increasing duties aud cares. NotWiehstand.
Ing this letter be was unanimously reelected,
aud Mr. 8. IA. Bailey appointed q committee
! to walt upon him and inform him Of his elec-
| ton. tyt ia t1f s7t9 5ail
Dr. Minuigerode said that he was deeply
sensible of the compliment paid bim, and
would endeayor to discharge the duties OF
| the position. p' g9
Rev. It. 6. Dashiell was elected first vice.
president; p. 81. Mayo, recording secre.
tary W. C. Mayo, corresponding secretary;
s. M. Bailey, treasurer. asls.4
On motion Of MIR. Dashiell, the Chair was
requested to appoint committee OF three
to revise the,eXscutive committee.
The Chair appointed Rev. Il. G. Dashiell,
and Messrs. Bailey and Bargamio.
The committee. retired, add after Drlel
absence reported the following committee,
who were duly elected: .t..l?f
St. Johns church 81. F.. Southeron, Vir
pinius Newton. Christ church: j. 81. Estes
i, Poindexter. M0numenial: Thomas
Potts, W. R. Bull St. Panps: Dr. S. p
Moore, George A. cBaFksdale. ST. James
W. F. Gray, William Woodward. ST.
Marks: j. L. Williams, w. E. Jones
/ Grace: A. Bargamin,~ D. p. Halsey. 81. An
drew's: A. Blair Thomas Rutherford
4 Meade Memorial: f. n. B,yk'n, E. d. Gar
nett. Moore Memorial: Dr.. ). l.. Ingram
W. D. Toler. ~ ~
The President announced that unless five
hundred dollars could be raised at once
the depository on Main street would have te
be closed after the1st ofJanuary.
MIR. Bsiley moved that it be closed after the
1st of January and re0pened1as soon Us the
financial condition Of the Association Will ad
NIT of It. Agreedto.
Mr.. Dashiell presented resolution ex'
pressing the confidence OF the Society IN the
matron at the depository.
Adjourned. 4lsls}.s.
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COUNTY, ScHom SUPERINTENHESrs.-T
Stale Board Of Education has appointed the
following county school superinteDdents tor
terms of three years, beginning January J.
1876: Atnelia county, Or. n. +. l. evans;
Brunswick. B. 3. Wilkes Buchanan,
Thomas w. Ratlifie.; Essex, DE-. Hepry
Gresham:; Ftuyanna, DR.. P.J. Winn; FRED
crick, w. Fl. Geld:; Nansemond, r. L.
Brewer; PRnce William, Major w. w.
Thornson,; Roanoke, Major w. W. Ballard
Rocking ham Jas per Hawse. Other appoint.
meuts will be inlde next week.
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itArAL ACcIprST.-ILast eyeniag about
o'clock a negro man named Jim Lay attas
Flcet, VINO was driving q csrt UP Marshall
street, met With bis death 10 q. singular man.
ner. 4, the corner Of Hancock and Marshall
streets the cart ran against a stop which was
IN The sueettapd upset ii. Jim vase throSn
Oh, and under ,behorse, which fell on xm ana
nashed him to death in q few minutes. Fire
Daa Hickey heard the noise and went Gut 70
hea wba, wss the matter, and found the asn
dead. The cart was rigbted and the bedy
put n and taken TO bis Iaother's house,
II Esneat alley. Coroner Iaylor went oat
and viewed the body, but deemed an inquest
UNNECESSARY, s. go ,sfe sssst.a Esrs3a -
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THR CoNcRRT An ASHLAND .--1he concert
given in Ashland ruesday night By She Enre-
Ii Quarfetie. fof this city, assisted By Misc
Al lr,- g. Waits, sRas quite n sleeesalni affair.
IA large and. .appraciatiy au6ieuca Hfas 10 a..
tendance, and every piece rendered whether
solo or iB concert, receiysd bearty encore.
The proeeedsief tbe nlertsinment are 70 be
devoted 10 ihe fued being raised for the pDrs1
pose of building ~ dist Church in Ash.
far1fa
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PARpaa .GRANTEp.-The Governor yester'
day pardoned Henry Choice (colored), who
wa, convicted by the County Court OF Bote'
tuurt of s4l attempt to commit manslaughter
and sen,et.eed TO six months impris ,pmeDt
Ill the cour.y jail. Pardon was granted on
tue application of the Judge, Common.
wealih'satto ney, lary. ana others CONNECTED
With the trial Of tbe prisoner, besides lar8e
number Of respsctasle .ci,iZens. because be
mas been sufi aenbly punished for an act OF
violence whics WAS merely attempted under
II" greatest praSocatiou, and which resulted
in no harm to aup oueo
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Police CoURr, YEsTERDAY- Justice y. j:
White presiding. - Lemuel Banks (eoloEed.
| was sent to Jail for I'VE days for assault on
lMary Iryin.3.ssa =. zss.r.17Fss.. n. ;,
: Martha Harris (colored) was sent to jail
| for Eve days for stealing coal from the Chesa-
reake aud Ohio Railroad Company.
David Gray (eolored) was sent TO 1ah foE
Thirty days for assaultiBg and beating Martina
RnoEer ziGEi,If ~ ,a4SJsi3.Jf Is1 - 4!
Robert PaskerVill (colored) was dued i've
| dollars for assanlting and beating Courtney
Wingfeld. L IS E ~ y ss 5,. ]. 800 .l.,t, 9
Afnsnda Jones and Annie Meade tcoaored)
we're iaedtW dollars each for kicking ups
,nrus lsaif 81 Ess1gf1. G sit
John Norris gcolofe6 was sent TO III FOR
[sixty days for assaultlug Margaret Norris
with a knife. d az ttaa
The following parties were sent s.. on ',. TO the
Tgraad jury: 8, ,25s, &
9 Ndaliam Phillips (coiored). for cutting
with intent to kill Sallie Burnett. =
3 George H.4Turner, charged with stealing
three brass boxes from the Tredegar Cem-
II, I. james fcolored) for cutting Richard
James on Sunday.
J, In, default OF hail the three were commit
ted to fail for their appears nee.
" ~. - -
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VALUABLE INFoRMATIoN.
BOSTON, December / q, 1863.

garl BOSTON, December 70, 1863.
GentIemen,-My only Object In giving you TINS
tcstimopial is 70 spread valuable Information. Hav.
ING been badly afflicted with Salt-Rheum, and the
w6ole surface OF my skin being covered With .! N.
MICS and eruptiops, many Of which caused me grest
pain and annoyance, and knowing H. to be blood
disease, took many OF tho advertised blood prepa-
ratiOns, among which was any quantity OF Sa16apa-
rIIIa without obtaining any benefit uEtil COM
menced taxing the VKGEfrsE: and before naa
completed the Rrst bottle I saw that had got me
right medicine. Consequently on with IL
until I hsd taken seven bottles. when was pro-
nouncad q well man. ard my SKIN is smooth ana
entirely free from pimpses and sIuptions. naye
never enjoyed 50 good health before and
hjcfet with rheumatism 1 will make mention also
OF the YEGRTINE's wonderful powero OF curing me;
Of this scute complaint ofwhiee naye -
Passenger Agsnt Michigan Central gsiI5oad,
vRGsTIsE is SOLD BIZ ALL DRUGGISTS.
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BLAcKsBuRG CoLLEaE.-The Board OF Wis
iors of the Backsburg College met last
night at the Ballard House and disposed OF q
very considerable amount Of business rela.
ting to the institution. The Board will meet
to-day to elect professor and farmer.
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PEgsoEAL -, 1uioLei John h. ConBaiiy,
Row student ut the Southern Baptss
Theological Convention, proposes making
bis home and field Of labor pear Asheyilse,
10 Western NORTH Carolina, .8
General w. II. +. Lee was at the Exchange
Hotel yesteY,st
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CEaRaED wifH FEIoaY. James q aanh 1ta1 ! II
fcoiofed1, chafsed With caItsn and W0t9f G..
ING John VowIiBg also ealered Gg 3sns sln
| In .tanl. wss arrested yesterday by Hssgsans
Wren and Policeman BuT1ess.
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HALL RoBggD.--hignt before last InieYss
entered Mrs. Chlles's residence aia reiieYeo
lhe hatraek Of all the coats and has tsne!
could ind, "a