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Cincinnati Market.

CINcINNATI, July 23.-Co.ton-Quict
at l4lc. Flour-Firm at So 45a6 80.
Wheat-Unsettlcd at 81 4j(al 90. Corn
Firm at 72m7ic. Oats Steady and
in moderate demand at 5S@Glc Rye
Dull and nominal. Ois-Unchanged.
Butter, Eggs and Cheese-Demand fair
and market firm. Pork--Firm at 81 90.
Lard-Dull and prices nominal at lc.
Bulk Meats-Steady and in moderate de-
mandi shoulders Sici clear rib l2c; clear
l2sc BacoD-Steady and in moderate
demand shoulders 9.@9lc; clear rib u.
@l@c; clear l3!@l3ic. Whisky-In
good demand at 81 l6.
Hoes Active; fair to good 81 20@
! 90.
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Prospects OF Spring and Winter
wheat.

WASHINGTON, July 28.-The returns
of the Department Of Agriculture for
July lst, shows the condition of the
spring and winter wheat crop together
to he about So per cent of an average
yield. The winter wheat, including
California, averages "a per cent, and the
spring wheat Sc. The spring wheat
States in the northeast and northwest
are generally high. The condition of the
winter wheat in the South Atlantic
Sta.es are generally above the average,
but in the Middle States the condition is
very low, New York ranging DOWN to
40. West Of the Alleghenies tA pros
pect is better. The State averages being
uetween Il in Ohio and 95 in Iowa.
California reports winter wheat at 10
and spring wheat al 10.
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New York Cattle Market.

New YORK, July 23.-Bceves-Rc-
ccipts l,l4j head, making 1910 head for
four days, against $500 head for the
same time last week. Demand light and
trade extremely dull with downward
tendency; poor to itrictly prime native
steers lOGl lot of ordinary Texans
changed hands ut S}c Sheep and Lambs
Receipts 1910 head, making 10, $50 head
for four days, against 1890 head for the
same time last week Sheep steadf at
4ImGIc; lambs easier at 7M9c, with few
choice Jersay lambe AT 9!h 9Sc. swine
Receipts 1850 head, making 1890 head
for four days, against 1860 head for the
same time last week. None offered alive.
Dressed firm at l0MlGIc
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THE WEATHER.
WAR DEPARTMENT.,
OFFICE OF CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, July "a, l A.. NJ.

WAsHlNGroN, July "a, l An. J
PROBABILITIES.
For the South Atlantic and Gull
States, rising or stationary barometer,
southwest to southeast winds, continued
warm and partly cloudy weather and
occasional rains in the West Gulf States.
For Tennessee, the Ohio Valley, ris-
ing or stationary barometer, southwest to
southeast winds, warmer and partly
cloudy weather, and in the former occa-
sional rain.
Forth Upper Lake, Upper Mississippi
and Lower Missouri Valleys, falling
barometer, southeast to southwest wind g,
warmer and increasing cloud y weather,
and in the two last occasional rains.
For the Lower Lake Region rising,
followed by falling barometer, winds
shifting to the east or south, and generally
cool and clearer weather than on Friday.
For the Middle and Eastern States,
rising barometer, southerly to westerly
winds, warmer or partly cloudy weather,
and in the southern portion of the former
winds shifting to the southeast, with pos
sibly light rains.
The Ohio, Cumberland and Mississippi
rivers. from Cairo 10 Nicksburg, will
rise.
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NO. a..
East Liberty Cattle Market.

EAST LIBERTY, July 23.-CattIe-Re-
ceIpts to-day l,l90 head, making 3,s42
head tor the four days past. The arrivals
to-day were sixty-fve cars of through
stock and fze cars for these yards, one
car OF which was sold to be shipped on
add two sent TO Allegheny for Monday
market No buyers being here there ha-
been no business done, so no quotations.
Hogs-Receipts to day 2,l4j head, and
for the four lays past 6, 765 head; Workers
81 75@S 90; Philadelphias 81 75@S %
Sheep-Receipts to day l,46O head, and
for the four days past Is, 5,SO0hesdi selling
at 81 50(d550.
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Philadelphia WOOL Market.

PHILADELPHIA, July Wool
Quiet but firm supply good; medium
and combing in best demand; Ohio,
Pennsylvania ard West Virginia double
extra and above 4SG49ci extra
Asa 40; medium 5O@52; coarse 450 49c;
New York, Michigan, Indiana and
Western fine 45G 47c; medium Ale;
coarse 45Cd 49c; combing washed 55CG
6Ocicombing gunwssh-d 42!c; fine unwash-
ed 33c; coarse and medium unwash-
ed 34tG40c; tub washed 62c; extra
and merino pulled 4OG43c; No. super
fine pulled 400 43C.
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Toledo Market.

TOLEDO, July 2S.-Flour-Demand
fair and market firm. Wheat-Dull and
lower; No. | white Michigan 81 42i am
Der do 81 36l; seller August 81 Ss3; seller
September 81 40; No. . red 81 S7!; seller
August 81 81. Corn-Dull and nominal;
high mixed Tie; offered at 76lc; damaged
SIC. Oats-Dull; No. 60@6lc; No. .
seller August 4llc; white sc; Michigan
4llc
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New York Dry Goods Market

New York, July 23--Domestlc goods
fairly active in some departments, For
eign goods very dull. Cotton iannels
and cheviots in good demand. Cabot A
bleached shIrtings now 9!c; cocheco dark
prints opened at &c. Woolen goods for
mems wear in steady request. Repellants
more active. Four hundred bales of dam
aged Langley sheetings sold fairly at
auction.
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Us Baltic street, BROCKLYS, n. Y, Novem.
beT IL, 1874.
II. X. STEVENS, ESQ: Dear Sir--FrOm
personal benefit received by it's use, ~ well
IA from personal knowledge OF those
whose cures thereby have seemed almost
miraculous, ! can most heartily and SIN
ccreIy recommend the Vegctine Tor the
complaints for which IL is claimed 10 cure.
JAMES ". LUDLOW,
Late Pastor Of Cavalry Baptist Church,
SacramentO. CaIl fOrnIa.
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RAPID RISE OF THE VALLEY
RIVER.
July 24TH, & p. NJ, 1915.

July 24TH, P. NJ, 1870.
Editors OF the Register:
The Valley river rose q feet last
night which brought into the boom
located at our place, from 10 to 10000
logs. The water commenced falling this
morning, and is now running down ra-
pidly with prospects of clear weather.
The West Fork river rose about the
same height, carrying out several thou
sand logs,
You may expect considerable rise in
the Ohio
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Pittsburgh Market.

PITTSBURGH, July %. Pig Iron
Quiet and prices unchanged. Wheat
Excited and prices tending upward; No.
red quoted at 81 44@l 40. Corn-Un-
changed; quoted at 75@7sc. Petroleum
Quiet; crude 81 02! at Parker.; refined
l0s@l03c for Philadelphia delivery.
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Vegetine is Sold bv all Druggists.
)y-o
AnMuNUSTRAT yOTICE

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT
y have been appointed Administrator
OF the estate Of August aud Caroline Sea
indebted 10 the said estate, Will please call
and settle at once. Also, all persons hay-
ing claims against the same, will present
them for settlement tC
ALBERT NOLTE,
jug2b No. 3Gl0, Eofi street
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NIeGed Express Robbe,SCoun,,,.d

! ne examination Of T. 4. Edmunds
ana , Andrew }. Cochran, charged with
,y.aS ,S concerned in the attempted rob.
.''! OF M Adams express car and lin.
:. : engineer Eames al Long Point On
.-' Nandalia railroad, two weets s,a
40. .,'N place at Greenup, Illinois. yester.
- -'i' ana after considerable testimony
.'.'. .'1 been taken and al argument msde
~. .As counsel, Justice McConnat com.
'''''ed both prisoners without bail
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GovERNMEXrs-Steadier
RAILROAD BoNDS-Quiet ana firm.
ST,TE BnSDS-Ouiet.

NTATE DONDs-VIUIFs.
SToCK-The reactionin wheat at New
York and Chicago to-day had Il tendency
in late dealings to weaken slightly share
speculation, and produce hrmer feeling
IN gold and exchange. The movement
in 6readstutfs has already caused a mark
ed improvement in the earnings of west
ern roads. 1t Is reported that the st.
Paul road shows an increase for the third
week OF July of 10000, and Northwest
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-..N yur reports tins morning the
abilities are that the weather to-day
be part ' cloudy, with southwest to
-..,s.. winds, higher temperature and
.-a. rain.
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Tus examination Of the witnesses in
o.. Noaa,s.a Meadow massacre, Utah,
v,....lsr revealed horrible story of
.-,- !. seem, that it was determined
a.-..-a,, :hc Gentle cmigrants in
.3s.gi and give out that it was done
BIS Indians. This was carried out to the
letter and sicSening detail OF the mur-
le- o.. men, women and children, in cold
5.yI was related. Much excitement
.,,., rrsarding the trial, and its result
watched for with great interest.
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FOREIGN.
Protest of the ExcitnbIe Mr. PIimsoII

Protest Of the ExcitabIe Mr.. PIimsoII
LONDON, July 23.-Thc protest placed
by Mr.. Plimsoll on the table of the
house last evening, is published. In it
Mr.. Plimsoll says: at is d protest in the
name of God against the premier The
shipping bill, although the bill itself, is an
atrocious shame, shows enough hu-
manity and knowledge in the house to
change 1t into II good measure. He de-
nounces the present laws against breach
of contract, which leaves sailors
who have unknowingly agreed
to sail in unseaworthy ships the
alternative of goal or death" and con
unues, 81 charge the government with
willingly and unwillingly playing into
the hands of maritime maraudcrs, inside
and outside of nome, to secure q continu.
ance of the present murderous system. |
desire to unmask Williams who sit in the
House, tit representatives of more numer-
Gus but not greater Williams outside. |
demand that the bill be proceed with,
and failing in this lay the responsibility
upon the heads of the Premier and his
COLLEAGUES ~
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PrimsOIrs Madness IL PrearrRnged
Thing.

The press report of the scenes in the
House of Commons over the shipping
bill, says 1t was remarked in the lObbies
that there was great deal of method in
Plimsolls madness. The outburst was
apparently prearranged.
PlImScll came to the House with his
valise and was prepared to 20 to prison.
He has been in the library of the Com
mons to-day, searching for prccedents.
He persists in his refusal to withdraw his
remarks. a tremendous scene is expect.
ed when the subject comes up again next
ThmrsAnX
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The following unsolicited testimonial
from Rev. .. +. Walker, ID. d., formerly
pastor OF BowdUin square Church, and at
present settled in Providence, X. l., must
be esteemed as reliable evidence.
No one should tail to observe that this
testimonial is the result Of two years eN
pcriencc with the use OF Negctine in the
Rev. Mr.. Walkers family, who now pro-
nOunccS IL Invaluable:
PROVIDENCE, II. J., lH Transit ~.
II. X. STEVENS: Dear Sir--I feel bound to
express " ith my signature the high value
place upon your Negetine. My family
have used ii for the last two years. Ia
nervous debility IL Is invaluable. and re-.
commend IL Ia all who may need All IN
yigOratng, renOvating tonic.
u. T. WALKER,
Boston.
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at'hceliue &egistcr.

.., closed in New York yesterday
=. ...-.
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NArIcK, MASS, January /, 1874.

there IL no doubt about the curative pow
crs OF Negetine.
NATICK, MASS, January ], 1874
MIR. II. X. STEVENS: Dear Sir-Wr hHv"
good reason for regarding your NegetiDcH
medicine Of the greatest value. We feel
assured that II has been the means of saw
ing our sons lie. He is now seventeen
years OF age for the last two years he has
suffered from necrosis of his leg, caused by
ScrOnIlOus affection, and was so far reduc-
ed that nearly all who saw him thought
his recovery impossible. A council OF able
physicians could give us nut the iaintcSt
hope Of his ever rallying, two Of the mum
bcr declaring that lac WAS beyond the reach
OF human remedies, that even HmputAtlOn
could not save him, Ak he had not vigOr
enough tO endure the operation. Just then
We commenced giving him Negetine, and
from that time Ia the present he has been
continuously improving. He has lately
resumed studies, throwing away crutches
and cane, and walks about cheeriully and
strong.
Though there is still some discharge from
the opening where the limb was Ianced,
we have the fullest confidence that In
little time he viii be perfectly cured.
He has taken about three dozen bottles
Of Negetine, but lately uses but little, "A,
he declares that he j. too well 10 be- taking
medicine. Respectfully yours,
T.. =. BEST,
MRS. l.. e. +. BhSr.
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The TIerd Body Sues for Sleep.

IL. II. STEVENS, ESD: Dear Sir--lt Is as
much from "A sense OF duty as of gratitude
that | write TO fay that your Negetlnr-
even II Il IL patent nrdiciue-has been
OF great help to me when nothing else
seemed TO avail which ! could safely use.
Either excessive mental work or unuSDal
care brings upon ncanerNOus exhaustion
that desperately needs sleep, but ils drS-
pcratcly dcfes II. Night after night the
poor tired body sues for sleep until the
day-dawn is welcomed back, ana we begin
our work tired out with an almost ttuli-
less chase after rest. Now ] have found
tnut little Negctine taken just before
retire gives me sweet and immediate sleep
and without any of the evil effects of tho
usual narcotics. think two things would
tend TO make brain-workers sleep. lst. A
little less work. ID. A little more Nege.
tine. This prescription helped me.
Now have particular horror Of pat
cnt medicine" but have "A greater horror
OF being afraid To tell the straight out
truth. The Negetine has helped me, ana
own 1t up. Yours, &C.,
j. Z. DlCKERSON.
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Another Flood.

LoNDoN, July 23.-The waters Of the
river Neye at St. Petcrsburgh, are from
fifteen to twenty feet above the ordinary
level. The rise wis 50 sudden that the
bedrooms in the buildings along the
river were flooded and the sleeping in
mates barely escaped with their
lives. Four thousand acres Of grazing
land are flooded between Earth and
Dcrburgh, and three thousand cattle are
deprived of pasturage. The water Is
three or four feet deep on four thousand
acres OF land near Whittlcsey.
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Another Bank Robbery.
Champion Swimm' Match-COyIe
all RishI.

PHILADELPHIA, July 23.-C0yle the
American swimmer in the race with
johnson, remained unconscious until
this morning. He then slept and awoke
all right. lie says he was druggcd by
the brandy which he took few
minutes before he became exhausted
He was feeling splendidly and felt posi-
tive that he could reach Gloucester.
He saws If he could have gone twenty
minutes longer he would have won the
race, as johnson was mile a and
half behind HIM, and as he would
verv soon have encountered a
strong ebb tide he would have been com
PEELED to give up. Coyle states his will
ilngness and anxiety to swlrR the En-
glishman at any time, either for dis
tancc of five, eight or ten miles. johnson
admits Coyle to be better swimmer and
capable Of beating him.
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Three Points for Consideration.

During the past five years the NEGE-
TINE has been steadily working itselfintO
public favor, and those who were at fiIsi
most incredulOus In regard To It's merits
are now It's most ardent friends and sup
pOrters.
There are three essential causes for those
having such II horror OF patent medicines,
changing their opinion and lending their
influence toward the advancement OF
Vegetine. lst-lt is an honestly prepared
medicine from baTks, roots and herbs. 2d
1t honestly accOmpllshes all that N
claimed for IL, without leaving any bad
effects in the system. d-lt presents hon
est vouchers I'm testimonials from honest,
well-knOwn citizens, whose signatures ale
Il sufficient guarantee OF their earnestn"sS
in the matter. Taking into consideration
the vast quantity of medicine brought
conSpicuously before the public through
the flaming advertisements In the news.
paper columns, with no proof of merit or
genuine vouchers OF what IL has done, We
should be pardoned Tor manifcsting "A
small degree of pride in presenting the
following testimonial from Rev. j. \. Dick
erSon, ID. D., the popular and ever genial
pastor of the South Baptist Church Boston
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The Best Evidence.

The following letter from Rev. T.. =. Best
pastor NJ. T.. Church, NHtick, Mass, will be
read with interest by many physicians.
Also those suffering from the same disease
as afflicted the son of the Rev. f.. =. Best
No person can doubt this testimony, and
there il no doubt about the curative pow
rrh OF NegetIne.
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German Exhibitors nj the Centennial

BERLIN, July 23.-Thc list of German
exhibitors at the Philadelphia Centennial
Exhibition has been officially closed
The number of those who i"tend to ex-
hibit in the art department is 800. The
large manufactures on the Rhine, and
in Westphalia and Saxony will be
specially represented. An Imperial
Commissioner has been appointed to OBJ
tain more room for the German depart
mcnt in the Exhibition building.
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COnstiiuiiOn Of the Presbyterian Al
lance.

LONDON, July 23.-The constitution
adopted by the Presbyterian Council, has
been made public. The name given to
the new Union is: alliance of the Re-
formed Church Throughout the World"
All churches are includes which hold the
Presbyterian system and creed.
The preamble to the Constitution
recites the objects of the Alliance, which
ARE to demonstrate unity of belief among
Protestunts, organize mission work, pro-
mote education and social reforms, and
oppose infdelity and religious intolcr-
uusp
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MADRID, July 23-The Constitutional
Committee, yesterday, adopted by a vote
of - against 8, the article of the propos-
ed constitution establishing religious
tOlcrutiun.
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ChanncITunncIBi Bill.

LONDON, July 23.-The Channel Tun-
mel bill which has already passed the
House of { nmons, passed to its second
reading in the House of Lords to-day
without opposition.
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suppre.siug Mexican Marauders.

WAsHINGToN, D. C., July 23.-The
Government has purchased at New Or
leans the steamer Planter. She will be
properly armed and manned, and sent to
the Rio Grande to prevent the MeXicans
crossing into Texas and running oil cat
tie. The Planter has been ordered to
Mobile, and acknowledgements ID.
G.. Kels has been detached from the
ironclad Cononcus and sent to that city
to take command 1t is said that one or
two other steamers OF similar character
will be purchased and fitted out to act
with the Planter in the suppression Of
the Mexican deprcdaLions.
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We extract this much of Mr.. WALK
ERs speech to show how, behind all
other questions which the Radicals are
desirous of springing upon the people,
the Democrats of this State are not un-
, 1875-09-28

that NAY. but, when aead am rigg'n, ROPES 70
thu srooa in tho viainitv. romafk. 70 my
feor'otlIeora: nontIotncn,. Toor Presldent
i.e1 rrasz'a, bIznia in yondot fotessl N ara
sSat ns "! Mood e pe1s s' & "y. ny pSa ss
nlntlo tu1lahn TINA for man nv nv age. "!'9ho
strength ia mostly in his atun'iclf. lhaoon,
whom turuod and saW tan or dozen ~ ~, ina
mo. Ant, ali rhoutEn, "Hsng tho I'D thiei" no
gentle EaZoie that over heard nv asef n.lfnfnou
tho plain on hid. dlA not cease fhnnih W
got into tho middle nv tho big hwAmp' ID r'heo
that / kuonI Hus nokoor frotn en-
Wat bekom ~ tue othor DsrocksosB don't
knnw. 1'hn iast fond look that turned toards
tho bank saw ltsakrr HeFett anu Dekih 70
gram ssr1,egIu III tho hands !. ~ & n!o mop. ven
VIVA rlsytulIy forcin ON TO All aoHh OIL pnf1Hn
milo Nv lholr own currency. -..-
/ am In deasrtod swamp wieh wtlE yoosed by
runaway ujggofs tn tho old t1nce. and SIN fad
by niger farmer who NOE rot hnesd nv tho
collapse. and oonseAoutIy takes his phY In the
OnNAlted.
III the pooxe evor gets TO him uv lbe reel
condiahun w things aud be sheta OF suppIios or
fovcns my whernboute, am d lost man.
Wat changes tliors In 10 lfel week ago, =
eucccssfuI dnansecr and sho pot Nv she ropnlls
the Hnslor uv tho corneTal To-day, fugt-
tive, Twin on corn flos-cakea furnished by nIg-
ger ! One hoods 10 bo tl!oAotor. 3,
LAts President ths onlimlsed Trust and Coptdsaca
Company.
N. III have heard from the Corne1s. Tho
ungrAteful people, after half-killln tho oils CTS
Of she Bauk. .raAsod resoloonhens that no wuz
ali pack ut theayes. and that them e. he'd sotd
land aud sch for our mousy chood 500 for ra-
co7egy thereof. and that they'd hang any Judge
or joury wich woodent decide agin us.
DAsco1n hcz gone back onto us. and hoz solsl
back to Pollock aud bsglor the ntore wo bought
uv eu1, and hox got gsecnba1 ouuf! to got fow
bars hf likker and lez reopentd. llo hGZ put
the price Of l,kcr down TO ceuta agin, aud re-
foosoa to tako ANYTHING tor IL but nlckais Of
postal CURRENCY. Ife nez no alnt gittn ez many
car.-loads OF money eZ he did IN the in]aA1,on
rnr!od. but hos satinf1cd. Tho most w The citl-
xens IL bankrupt. and tootn IN everywhere. Oh :!
why did tholr faith giro out at Tho wrong time 2
Nv n.
, 1875-09-28
hiH will under dlctaticn tn which he wns in sub

A LIVELY 1sEtDFST.
Az tho adjournment ~as prdorn,l, Henry s..
Ward, wo Iiad bcc,, quietly .itt;nE within tho
bur mud apparently lslahng TO tho speeches.
lnr.ed to hi fact, and toworing over tho coun-
Aela table, shook lI1s fist towards MrB.
watd'n lawyers, and pourol out tor
rout of yioont threnta aud cnrspR, declnring
to Mr. Dexter Tint lu wonll blow his llcal OF.
Everybody VIM rising Il, :eave and ITO ppe.l sp-
pallrd M tho angry soico ot the insane youE,
rn+o nrer tho general tlin Of nrcaklug up. Mr.
aud MIR. Chlptuan aetzod him l'y elte car. Thu
rich tonoa of Afr. Dexter were then heard 10 tho
tnmnlt tlonanJina Of Tho Judge TINT 'sthat mar,
bo taken into custody" Tho Judge. nho, l,ko
but tlso shorif's deputies nltsoa about tho lou,n
IN gingerlv manuer, keeping At rosnectfut
Iistauop, and o fsw ,ninnlea aftcr1srlA young
Ward was in tho rtreet driving away homowas1
10 buggy with friend.
, 1875-09-28

A COMPLETE Set or FRANKLlN's WORKS.
a RasItthsa :. -; psss s'e orsstsyss "A@s,tsta
1a:.a hsssi Jestas Ya fs,i. q Il, =. e
tP:Sttsa sas ss
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