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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-11-03
Murder VII

Murder VIII Out.-JonS KELLEY,
who has gained considerable notoriety as
landlord of the famous City Hotel, Toledo,
with three other accomplices, Duck NAL
ARKEY, Geo. BARTELLE and JAS. McCUR-
DY, were arrested on Friday for the MUIR
der of JOHN DoUGHERTY in the latter part
Of June last. DoUGHERTY was inticed
into the City Hotel to stay all night by
one OF the girls in a waiter girl saloon,
and next day his body was fished out of
the canal, whittier he had been thrown
from back window Of the Hotel after be-
ing chloroformed. A clear case is claimed
against the accused parties.
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Attend to Your Head and Hair =
Don't Delay Using This.

WOOds Improved Hair Restorative Is
Is unlike any other, and has no equal TIE
improved has new vegetable tonic properties; !;
restores grey hair to a glossy, natural color;
restores faded, dry, harsh and falling hair; re-
Stores, dresses gives vigor to the hair; restores
hair to prematurel, bald heads removes dan.
taton, itching and sculy dryncss. No article
produces such wonderful fleets. Try it. Call
for Woods Improved, and don't be put of with
any other article. Sold by all druggists and
dealers everywhere. Trade supplied a manu-
facturer's prices by c.. A. Cook Co., ChiGa-
go, Sole Agents for the United States and Can
adas. ]. B. kimba u & Co., PrnprietOrs.
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FALSE IMPRESSION.

1t is generally supposed by a certain class Of
citizens, who are not practical or experience
that Dyspepsia can not invariably be cured
but we are pl eased to say that GREES's AUGUST
FLOWER has never, to our knowledge, failed tc
cure Dyspepsia and Liver cnmplaint IN all it.
forms, such as Sour Stomach, Costiveness
Sick Headache, pa pitatiOn Of the Heart, low
spirits. &C., &c. Out of 80, 600 duZcn bottles
sold last year, not a single failure was repurted
but thousands Of complimentary letters recei we'd
from Druggists of wonderful cmes. Three
dnses will relieve any case. Try it. Sample
Bottles 20 cents. Regular Size rs cents. For
sa 10 by A. Il. CHAMPNEY
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The Western Rural.-MILroN GEORGE,
a practical farmer, and for several yeais
connected with the editorial staff of the
Western Rural, has become the owner Of
the Farm and Family Weekly, and has re-
organized it. lis now greatly improved,
and has one of the abest and best editorial
staff and list of contributors to be found
on any agricultural paper in the country.
1t is also the Champion for cheap trans
portation and equal justice to all classes
Combining its practical information on
Rural Affairs with its entertaining and in
structive literary departments, making it
one of the most Complete Farm and Fam
lily Newspapers extant. The price isS2 90
per year, with rest of '76 free to new sub
scribers. Lees to clubs.
Address, THE WESTERN RURAL,
GhiraOn I'll.
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NrARIsIE

CALLARD-POPE.-At the residence OF
the brides parents, near Bowling Green,
November lst, 1875, by Rev. |. w. SMITH,
Mr. JOHN w. CALLARD and Miss MARY
0. PORE, all Of Wood county.
We had hoped that with four years of
competent schooling, JOHNNY would have
been proof against all temptation, but his
cease" is not without a in this q Let
this 7 he warning to all printers who
have in view of their onward march to
future greatness.
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The Poultry arrus.-The octobcr

The Poultry ArEus.--The October num-
Der Of this illustrated monthly contains beauti-
ful il Illustrations of Pekin Ducks and Partridge
C0chins. Such noted breeders as Dr. Byers,
F. j. Kinney, ]. P. Lord, II. A. Shurey aud l..
3. Sinsabaugh, contributes practical articles
or poultry news. For good practical articles
useful alike to the farmer and fancier, the
ARGUS is not surpassed by any poultry journal
in America-yet its price is lower than most OF
them. Sent enc year for dollar, or n sample
cory for ten cents. Address publisher
Argus, Polo, I'll.
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Caught In a PIaner.-Jesse Huffman,
son of II. Huffman, went to Ormes mill
to get Ehavings for kindling, and while
there his right arm was caught in the
knives of the planer and all the flesh torn
off from the shoulder almost to tho wrist.
No bones were broken. 1t was a very mar
row escape for the boy's life.-Sentinel.
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Strayed or StOlen.-About the 10th
of October, white yearling heiier, with
round red spots on each side, and some red
on the ears. A reasonable reward for her
return, or for information that will lead
to her recovery. G. w. CREPs.
Nov. 2d. 1875.
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Rally at TOnt tOgany.-IIon. JOSEPH
BRooKs, of Arkansas, is billed to address
Republican meeting at Tontogany to NOR
row afternoon. Let all turn out md hear
the issues discussed by one who is posted
from southern stand point.
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Palatable MedIclnes.-Ayer'. Cher

Palatable MedIcines.-Ayer's Cherry
PectorAl is hOneyed drop Of relief; his
Cathartic Pills glide sugar-shod over the
palate; and his Sarsapnrilla is a nectar
that imparts vIgor TO life, restores the
health and eXpels disease Waterford Pa
Advertiser.
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The Fire at CuStar.-The fire at Gus
tar on the 2lst ult., was described as follows
by an eye witness in letter to the Toledo
Commercial:
This morning about one o'clock, Ingra-
ham, keeler & Co.'s dry goods and drug
store was discovered to he on fire. The
alarm was given, but before sufficient help
got there, the flames were beyond being
controlled. The fire next caught in DR..
Hughes dwelling, then in his barn and
outhouse, and from there in Joe Engesser's s
barn-all of which were totally destroyed,
with their contents, except Dr. Hughes
furniture and household goods, which
were nearly all saved. II there had not
been change in the wind, Joe Engesser's
house, John Kester's saloon, Miller's shoe
shop, and John Longs store, must have
been destroyed. Ingraham, Keeler & Co.
had one of the best business rooms in the
county, and they kepta general assortment
OF goods; also the postoflice. Nothing was
saved but what was in the safe. Their loss
is probably $4,000, with about 81 900
insurance. The origin of the fire no one
knows, and from first appearances after
arriving upon the ground, it must have
been the work of burglar. There had
been no fire in the room the day before.
The fire first broke out in the front end of
the building, and, from the smell of the
smoke, coal oil must have been thrown
over the floor and goods. The loss is
severe one to the firm and the community.
Captain Black, OF Tontogany, is one of the
partners. G.. w. III.
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BOWLING GREEN a ToNroeANY R. R
RUNNING TIMK.

Rowling Green, Leave..7 An, $3.50 P. N.
Bn viiHg Green. Arrive. $3.50 A. M. 81 6:45 P. NJ
ToHtog my, Leave. g NJ, 2:30 6:15P. u.
TOntnGaHy Arrive. ..-..7 7:30 A. NJ, l:30A6 P. NJ.
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tg Figures in Heavy Type indicate Meeting
an Passing Points.
The v Indicate Stations at which Trains
m at c"m- tu Fall Stop on Signal.
+. II. SHORT, President, Cincinnati.
L. WILLItMS, Gent Sup't.
j VI. sLgER. Asst SUIT. DtvtoH.
Jas y. MoNRoE Gen'l Freight Ag't., Toledo.
CALvIy B. SHRPLKR, A g-nt, Perrvsburg.
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/ A w S @ MS

ing citizens, 1--WE refer to our pamphlet which
accompanies each bottle and to be had of all
druGgistsl, who chcerfully attest to its virtues
When this Remedy is applied according to di
reetions, the proprietors do not hesitate to war
rant perfect satisfaction. 1t allays Pain and
IhIIanmatton from whatever cause. For
subjected to the soyerest tests whero mcdical
skill and science has utterly failed, and alwnyl
been successful. For LaHno Back or Sido
and PleurtSy few applications Las always
worked complete cure.
ErysiPclas,TicD DOuIossrcJsx and Spi.
naA Diseases in tho most aggravated forms
have been cured in n short time. In cases of
Nervous or Sick Headache and TOosIsa
ache the roliefis often almost Instantaneous.
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the most beautiful work of tho kind in the
world. Il contains nearly 1850 pages, hundreds
Of hne illustrations, and four CAromo Plates nj
FloOers, bea auiifully drawn and colOTed from
nature. Price s5 cents in paper covers; 60 cents
bound in elegant cloth.
Viok's Floral Guide, Quarterly, rs cts a year.
Address, JAMES WICK, Rochester, n. Y.
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C. & T. r. RIVE learn from Mr..
GEO. NJ. BELL, that the track layers on
the Columbus & Toledo Road have reached
a point about three miles north of Penn
bervllle, and will reach Toledo in few
days. The track was completed on the
forepart of last week from Columbus to
Marion, and "jolIifcation train carried
goodly number of people from the for
mer to the latter place. They are already
talking abouta big time upon the compile
tion of the road to Toledo, and if il is got
ten up on scale eqaal to tho importance
of the enterprise to the two cities, il will
be immense.
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This is a beautiful Quarterly Journal, finely
illustra ated, and containing an elegant colorey
FrJntispiece with the first number. Price only
rs cents for the wear. The first No. for IS, q
Just issued. E2- Vick's Flowers q Vegetable
Garden IS cents with cloth covers So cents.
Address, JAMES WICK, Rochester, MY.
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LEGAL ADVERTIsEM'TS
M Office OF PAKTITION.-

Mary j. Swain, Carroll T.. Swain, a fired NJ.
Swain, Henrietta B. Swain aud Rufus Swain.
junior, of Indiana polls, Ind are hereby notified
that on the lOIh day Of October, A. ID. 1876
S1lnmon y. Stamhaugh as plaintiff. filed
against thrm as defendants, IN the Court uf
Common Pleas of Woud county, Ohio his pc.
liiion alleging That plaintiff and said defend
ants are jointly seiyed as tenants in cummon, ,
of the north half nf the southwest quarter of
seeiIon 20, iowa 3norlb, liA nge IL east, Wood
county, o.. in the following proportions, viz /;
Plaintiff, Of the undivided *. aud the defend-
ants, Carroll E., Alfred NJ, Henrietta b., aud
Rufus Swain, junior each of the undivided l. IL
subject OF the dover interest Of defendant
Mary j. swain, and that there is due the plain.
till from the interest in said lands owned by
defendants on account Of money paid by
plaintiff, Ia One Il. j. Hatfield To discharge n
lien he held for taxes paid and improvements
made ON said premises the sum of s 70 and in
terest from Sept. l2, 1875. Said petit ion prays
FOR the partition Of said prem is,s, the assign.
ment nf dover to Mary J Swain, and that said
sum and interest due plaintiff may be declared
lien on said defendants interest in saidprem-
ises, and the same may be sold for the pa ment
Of said lien.
Said defendants are required to answer said
petition which is now pending on or befnre
Nov. 23d, 1879, or judgment will be rendered
according to the prayer ~ said petition.
SOLOMON s. STAMDAUGH
By LOCKWOOD EymETr, his Att'vs.
2jfsl3 2j
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Turns, ScaIds, wounds, Cuts and
ISTuIscs, are healed with wonderful rapidity
byfroquent applications Oftho CURATIVE. For
Sore Thr0at and DiphIherin, SEgoI-
remedy was ever found which would so sDeedi-
ly cure by n simple outward application For
OyspePsin or Acidtty of the stomach,
etc., it is taken internally, with a certainty of
relief.
We ask all who are afflicted with tho COM
plants above mentioned % rive tho CURATIVE
fair trial, following the directions faithfully
with singular success.
PRICE one DOLLAR.
Prepared By the Lawson Chemical Com
CLEVELAND, OHIO.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS
A. Is. CAEAllPNEY, Agent.
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PERRYSBURG MARKETS.

c'RsEcrED WEAKLY nv GtLDERT nRAou.
PHRRVsBURG. Nov. 3, 1875.
wheat.. ..a5S$I 20 Flour y bI s. seal 90
C"rn W 100 tbs 60Gn63 Oats. .....30
dn shsllrd, ---40t9i5 rive .... .. .S5
Drssssd Beef. ..66p7 Glover seed ~ bu 90
Park v DBL -. .25 90 Chickens ~ Ib.-.-.s
HeEs ..-...3I e00T 2j rurkeysP v n b.......lO
r"tat"ss e. 50 f96a Beans, Navy. ..-75
Dried sPples, IO9I2l< Beans, Common :. lis
Huttsr. ...... I56t3O Lard d....... -. leMlS
ExH1..... .....IOGI 5 Feathera..... 1890
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Ayers Cathartic Pills.

H If For the relief aRd
:. ! ! !. | | !. : !
AE cure Of all dsrangos
~ ments In the stoin-
ach, liver and bow.
els. They a mild
SA sRRssiisnt RssiiiSnSt pa1SutlIS. anS Sa
81 %SS- tsSis. RSlR tSey tRSSsS'y yOOntsSEs nstSEGs
N fA mercury or min
eral whatever Much
n serious sickness and
suffering y prevent.
uss; and every family should haTo tham ON hnnd
for their proteotion and relief when rOquipod
Long experience has proved them 70 ho the mfs
81 sarest and best OF all the E'iIts with whleA
the blood Is purified. the eorruptons Of the Eys-
TEN expelled, distractions removed. and 10
whole machinery OF life restored TO its healthy
activity. Internal organs which become clOgRed
and sluggish are cieansed by Ayers FiIg, and
stimulated into action; Thus ineiPielt diseaso
when reckoned ON the vast multitndes who enjoy
u, can hardly be computed. Their sugar coating
virtues unimpaired for any length Of tine. 80
that they are ever fresh, and perfectly reliable.
Although sesrching, they are mild. and opeTafa
occupation.
Full directions arc glven on the wrapper 10
each box, how TO use them as n Family 'fhyaic.
and for tho following Complaints whloh thaSs
For Dyspepsia or indigestion, Iistass..
should be taken moderately to Stimulate th6 atoui-
aoh, and restore its healthy tone and action.
For Liver Complaint and its various symp-
toms, Bilious Headache, Sick Head
ache, Jaundice or Green Sickness, Bfl-
iOus Collie and Bilious FeVara, they should
DO judieiousy taken for each case, to correct the
diseased action or remove tho distractions which
cause II.
For Dysentsry or Dlarrhusa, but on
mild dose Is generally required.
For Rhennafism, GOut, Gravel, PAL
pitati0n Of the Heart. Pain IN the
Side. Back. and LOins, th0y should be ooniin-
uonsly taken, required 10 change the diseased
action Of the system. With such change thoaa
=, For DroPsy and DroPsical sWslIinEF.
they should be taken In large and irequsnt d0st1
10 produce the eject Of drRstio purge.
For Suppression = large dose should bo
taken, as II produces tho desired effect BY sym.
pathy.
AS a Dinnsr PiiI, tako one or two PSus to
promote digestion and relieve the stomach.
An occasional dose stimulates tho stomach aud
bowels, restores the appetite, and inyiEoraiea tie
system. Hence it Is often advantageous WheEo
no serious arrangement exists. One who feea
tolenbly WELL ofteR finds that a d0sa OF thee
Pulls makes him fed decidedly better, frOm their
cleansing and rcnovating eneot ON tho digestive
apparatus.
PREPARED nr
Ord. c. AKER q CO., PssetsoaE CAsssSsau.
HOWELL, MASS, ". s. a.
foR SALE ny ALL DRUGGISTS EvERrwHERA
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Among tho many remedies which have boon
brought to the notice of the Public no ono has
attracted SO much attention from tho wonder
TIVE. Itwas discovered by n celebrated chemist
ofNew England while at work IN his laboratory
and used by himself and friends and among tho
aiIlcted poor ofhis neighboThood formany years
test OF years with n constantly growing rcputs-
ton until it has become u household NECESSITY
Mhereyerit t is once used in q family that family
will never be Without it,
From knowledge of It's effects it Is recon-
mended By eminent physicians, and by our Iend-
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SPECIAL LOCALS.
a. CARD.

To all who are sufirring from the errors and
inGisc retinns of youth, nervous weakness, ear
ly decay, luss OF manhood, &c. / will send
recipe that will cure you, FREE OF CHARGE
This great remedy was discovered by n mis-
siOuary in South America. Send a self-ad-
dressed envelope Ia the Rev. J0sEPH T. ISMAS,
Station d, Bible House, MsW York CRY.
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Changing ArOund.--On Saturday last
Mr.. LEWIS @. WIrsoN claimed was the
first day that he could lay claim 10 being
his own boss" He had been with f. r.
MILLER 3 Co. ever since he left the pa
rental roof, about twelve years ago, until
Saturday when he took charge Of his own
store. He has rented the corner store
room belonging to Mr.. Cook, and will have
it remoddeled and get removed into It next
week. We wish him much prosperity.
Mr.. E. D. Lock has taken Mr.. wIEsoN's
place with f. r. MILLER & Co.
Death OF Z, o. Hyde.-It is with re-
gret we learn that Mr.. j.. o. HYDE, Of the
Of the firm OF HYDE & CABLE, hard
ware merchants at Pemberville, died
of Typhoid fever at his home in that
village on the Goth ult. Mr.. HYDE was a
young man of promising ability, and en-
gagged in the hardware business in company
with Mr.. JOHN CABLE less than year
ago. We learn that his grandmother died
the same day he was buried at Port Clin-
ton, his former home, and that his father
was lying so low that they dare not dis
close to him the death Of his son.
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Eureka Mills Flour.

ON aud after to-day, the retail price Of our
~ several brands Of Flour will be as follows :
Perrysburg Mills Brand, or. bbl. sacks =. 81 40
Red Clover Brand, or. bbl sacks. ! 60
Cream 4" " ........ 70
White Glover ........ l S5
Parties taking barrel, or four sacks at
time, will get l0c of from above prices. For
sale at the mill and all the stores and Rroce
in the Village. Nothing but the best grades
Of whent used, and all -four warranted good for
the kind and price.
The highest market price paid for qOod,
sound wheat. ROSS & SISSON,
Perrysbnrg, o., Sept. Is, 1876. %
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LOCAL MATTERS.
NEW ADVERTIsEMENTs.
Single copies Of the JOURNAL canbe ha d.of
Mr.. Il. d. Ross, at the PostofIice.

Valuable Farm for Ssle-R. ]. Caldwell.
Improvement Of County Roads. Case.
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Distinguished VIsitOrs.-For several
days last week Toledo was honored with
two distinguished visitors, who made the
acquaintance of Mayor MARX Mt Phila-
delphia and came upon his invitation.
One of these was LOPEZ FABRA, of BARGE
Iona, Spain, President of the Spanish Com
mission at the Centennial Exposition, and
the other was JAYNE BATALHA REFS, Pro-
fessor Of the General Agricultural College
Of Portugal, at Lisbon, and President of
the Portuguese Centennial Com mission.
They occupied several days among the
objects of interest about the city, and COM
pared her institutions probably with those
of the Toledo mentioned in Spanish his
tory.
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TOLEDO & MAuNEE MARROW GAUGE
RAILROAD.
SUNDAY TRAINS.

SUNDAY TRAhNS.
DEPART. DEPART.
do do l:30F.M. do do 23OPM.
do do $40 do do do 90 do
d, d. 5 50 do do d. $50 do
special car is run on the Summit st r. r,
passing Swan Greek Bridge at about $40 A NJ,
which connects with the 900 train on the Mar
row Gauge. Street cars will run in connection
with all trains arriving and departing trrm To-
lsdo. both Sabbath aud week days, promptly.
~ Will stop, IL signal Is given at Wabs sh
Crossing. Park Avenue. Asylum Station, In
duatrlai Scho"l. WrightAvenue, Glendale, Power
Hall, Central GruTe, MaringH. Toledo Heights
Sylvan Park. Detrut Avenue, Miami and Evans
tan. IA
EXCURSIONS
Tickets will be furnished Io all Pic-n MICS and
Pleasure Parties wishing To 60 to Cen ntral
Grove, Sylvan Park, Toledo Hsi ghts, or any Of
the Beautiful Grnves on the line of our Road
Call at the Office of the President, 235 Summit
Street, corner Of Oak.
W. ]. WELLS, Pres't.
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Good News From the BOys.-We are
in receipt Of copy of the South Florida
Journal published at Sanford, Orange
county, Florida, in which we find these
twoitems concerning our Perrysburg boys
which will be appreciated by their many
friends in this locality:
"Charley Adams is building house on
his homestead; when finished the Pratt.
Averill, Adams hunks will be abandoned,
and Charley will more than likely live in
improved Florida style"
"A long felt want in the neighborhood
has been supplied. We no longer cry meat,
meat, when there is no meat. c. Z. Aver
i'll has opened a grocery and dry goods
store. lie is a liberal fellow, looks we'll
behind the counter, and we hope he will
succeed"
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Mercer Family ReunIon.-The pres
ent has been the year for reunions, and the
prolific MERCER family of this county
have not overlooked the occasion. On
one or two days notice reunion was held
Mt the Mercer School House in Liberty
township, about three weeks ago, at which
ninety-three of the family participated.
The Rev. WIN. TAYLOR, of NJ. jackson,
Pa, a nephew of the older members oil the
family in this county, gave genealogical
survey OF the family, sketch of which
was furnished to the Sentinel by correa-
pondent. The antecedents of the family
were WM. MERCER, born in Lancaster
county, Pa, 1775, and CHARITY PETIT,
born in the same county IN 1871. The
first to emigrate to Wood county was GEO.
MERCER, in 1888. The total number of
the family now living is 243; total num-
Der deceased, S6-making grand total of
329 descendants of this one family.
, 1876-02-12

Agsin, and. howevor willing may be 10 impa,t
information likc1y to be of interest to yotir road
ers, sbfink from recital which causes rn no
much pain. At another time will repeat what
evos / know. but Tho iroaenco of mr. ohillrou,
who hare boon kept ia ignorance OF all that hna
occurred, would be sufficient to preFont my aay-
lug anything at present"
Mrs. Thomas then told the reporter that while
In Europe s!le had been subjected to a great
deal Of annoyance by curious people. and that
she had coma to America hoping to bcek In tha
rosironnout OF her home that privacy which tho
painful prominence Into which ler family waa
ltfteI Ind 60 suddenly invaded. Tho reporter
than ac<afted. leaving this lady, whoac fcelinRa
have n,en 40 eorely tried. engaged ~ ho found
her. With sho four 1tttfo children, from whom
she hal 70 tcdutoualy guarded knowledge thAt
tuisLt tend 10 darkon Mloir young Iiyes."
, 1876-02-12

AtFR Ut 9HtsH1 9'tEttEWLte
Ihefo IL III Interesting case NOW In The hAulls
Of tue Civil Shprn. The facts arc " follows :
Tho hlstors Of the Holy Crosa brought receutiy
y suit against coiorod mar. n1med lIcu1y W,i-
SOL. alias CroBa. lne latter, who has Loeu a
ward politician. has hsd great influence over =
large humber OF negroes. 1t 10 stated tt,ht Gov.
Warmoth KAys him paper entitliug hin 70 40
aores and ; Mulo wherever 10 could tnu Them.
WILSON seleoted pleca os ground iu tbs rear OF
the ThiId District. shout fur SQUARES. near De-
airs and Genius streets, upon which b. located.
iis dug canal around t4a place. put up xlnau
houss. and plAntoa orange t1aes aud veKstAblaa.
Through fear Of MEasioA hs constructed draw
bridge acsosS tho dutch around hia plaea and