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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-03-05
Fire in Phlla de lphla.

PHILADELPHIA. March 4-The extensive
dry goods house Of Woud, Marsh & Co.,
Nos. 800 and 81 Market street. was de.
stroyed by fire this morning. No 3O7, oc.
cupied by Garretts0n, BlakemOre & Co.,
dealers in prints, was badly damaged in the
rear, while the interior was deluged with
water; No. 3l3 Market street, occupied by
Behrens Brothers g. Dslson, dealers in
fancy goode, was likewise damaged.
Belmont Park Association.
The Belmont Park Association, whose
grounds are near the centennial buildinRe,
has elected Henry s, Russell, of Boston,
president, and will give $500, 0CO in pre-
miums during the season.
Seized for Smuggling.
SAN FRANCISCO, March 4-The schooner
Midaras, sailing hence for Mazatlan, was
seized en- the oh rye of smuggling.
A Sergeant Shot
CHEYENNE, March 4.-Persimmon Bill
ehot and killed Sergeant Sullivan, of COM
paDy +. Fourth Infantry, near Fort Fetter-
man. Bill escaped to the hills.
The Men Who Claimed to Have Given the
Information that Ruined Belknap.
CHICAGO March Alt is reported here
that the part which George +. Robinson
and George A. Armes have taken in the
Belknap case has led to an examination of
the army records, which show that they
both lost their places in the army through
their own scandalous practices, upon charges
preferred against them by their superior
officers, and after formal court martial, and
not through the fundamentally Of the
late Secretary of War; George T.
Robinson was captain in the Tenth
Cavalry. and was arra,gned before
. general courtmartial, ct St. Louie.
October %, 1874, on the charge of fraud
against the government, which fraud con-
sisted in his drawing his pay repeatedly for
the same month. The full proceedings of
the court show q series Of frauds extending
over two years of time, practiced, not only
upon the government at New York, Phila-
delphia, Baltimore, Galveston and other
points, but for false charges for goods and
medical practice. Robinson did not hest
tate, each time he drew his pay, to com
init perjury. The court found him
guilty and passed the following sentence:
"'And the court does therefore sentence
Captain George T. Robinson, Of the Tenth
Cavalry. TO be cashiered; to forfeit to the
United States all pay and allowance now
due, or to become due, and to have his
crime, name, place of abode and punish.
ment, published in and about Philadelphia
and St. Louis"
George T. Armes was also Q captain in |
the Tenth Cavalry, and was tried by court |
martial at LeavenwOrtb, Kansas, March IL. |
1870, and was dismissed fIop the service |
by command of General Sherman. The |
court found him guilty Of conduct unbe.
coming an officer, the Gffense being the ex-
hibition of obscene pictures to the female
servants at the post Armes was alec
guilty Of other offt nses, such ss lying, etc.
Charge Of Blackmail Rofuted.
LOUISVILLE. March 4-The legislative
committee appointed to investigate the
charge that General George B. Hodge had
attempted to levy blackmsil on the officers
Of the Kentucky and Great Eastern Rail-
road Company reported to-day that the
committee, after thorough investigation
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-03-05
MARKETS..
Domestic Markets.

as. God las. sterling 81 IS. Government
Son bond: o dGl Ssi sray new ives 1884, State
Flour dull - soSs7s for common to fair extra;
Southern IS Soas IS Wheat quiet slightly in
crate; 62h 063c. Oats slightly in buyers favor;
44052c. PORK closed frmer; new e23 Lard closed
Sugar firm; better demand. Rice steady. MOlasses
quiet. Turpentine iii mer: 3Sc. Resin unchanged.
freights quiet; cotton. per sail and steam, nd.
subtIessu uay baanoes-dold, satisfies; cur
Rs@ J., out on account
Customs receipts to day, $3.50 100.
CHICAGO, March 4-Flour dull. Wheat-Demsnd
fair; No. Chicago size; No. do s3hc. Corn
622 37k. Lald-Den aud fair. Bulk mests-Shoul.
6ere ssc, clear rib and clear sides l2t 0l2so.
Cotton closed armer; uplands l2ac; Orleans
2l36c Gales 23s bales; net receipts 67l gross IT,
Futures closed armer Gales $500 bales, as follows
june iss els II SCI July lssc; August il i.ssc.
At the Cotton Excl ange rites On spots have de-
clined &C. oni"g to the slownsss Of trade and de-
vance in gold here and firm fl reign exchange mar
ket and come fe lii fl in receipts powerless
the decrea in receipts and go, d demand to cover
com racts have att rly caused advance in gold
and also in parted more strength to the market.
little doing Wheat higher; No. red winter isi
81 40; No 3 do 81 1901 34k. Corn active and
higher; No. mixed 39039kc. Oats inactive; No.
33hc. Barley and rye unchanged Pork frmer;
sal 8 Of small lots at &23 Bulk meats inactive;
held firmly; SIC for shoulders; l2Ac fer clear nib;
sac; clear rib and clear sides l3a 0l3hc; some
sales . shade lower. Lard-verv little offering
Whisky duh ard lower. Hogs strong; the dc.
Cattle-Good demand at good prices some sal.
q shade higher; good to choice native shipping
steers 81 1906 IS.
C1NCINNArI. March 4-Flour dnll and unchanoed
Wheat gu ct and steady; 81 1901 Is Corn easier;
43044c. Oats quiet Aud steady: 3sd4Oc. Barley
dull and nominal. Rye dull; 73076c. Pork strong;
e22 Biz 023. Lard firm steam l3 $50
l3l7hc kettle 1871 0l4c. Bulk meats firm. fair de-
mand; shoulders 81 a8Fc; clear rib sides l2c; clear
sides nOniDally l2Ac. Bacon firm, demand fair:
shoulders 9xc; clear rib and clear sides 3A 0l3kc
Hogs active, no packing offering. WHISKY firm,
demand fair; 81 o. Butter ste ady and unchanged
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-03-05

these things can be said of Senator Morton.
He occupies precisely that position in the
party aud before the country that the more
he 10 discussed the stronger he will appear,
and it is for this reason we say he is gather
convention with larger underlined follow
ing-thst is, the second choice of more
delegates-than any other candidate.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-03-05
On the Wrong Side Of the Ditch Again.
A New York dispatch saws:

General Pillow publishes letter here to-
day, conceln ming himself aud his bankruptcy,
saying:
IAN my long and eventiul life have
stood up with stout heart and manfully
cOmbatted trials, and tried to meet the d a.
ties and responsibilities Of life. Choicest
among these, l have held the duties and re-
sponsibilities of the patriot and soldier.
l trust l will be pardoned for saying 60
10 we'd the national government, to whose
90 rvice had devoted the prime of my life,
tn at would / h&d fallen in the service, and
di cd while was honored with its cont
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-03-05
LEGAL NOTICES.
THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
SIXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
ORLEANS.
MRS. CATHERINE BBRNs VS.. GEORGE BBRNs.
her husband-NO 84G7.

fourth day Of February. 1876. Judgment was
rendered In this court in the following entitled
suit in the words and figures following 10 wit
Mrs Catherine Berns W. Geo GO Berns her hus.
band.-8497.
In this Gaze. this day submitted to the court.
upon the sppl cation Of coursl for plaintif for
cOpfrma ion OF the default here III rendere.. and
entesea' The court. considering the sad pl,intiff
has fun ished due and sufficient proc, In o. pporI
OF her clAlm tie law and evidence being In b. r
favor. IL is ordered, adudgtd and d.creed
that there be judgment In favor Of plaintiff Mira
Gatherings Bt,ns. and against the fendsnf,
ton Of property between sad Plaintiff ana sad
defendant, q nd dissolvinR the community of &C.
QUE sts and game heretofore existing between
tins m, and tha' she be accorded the mana cement
Of her 81 parate affairs. 1t ia further ordered ad.
judged and decreed that t, ere be judg ne mt In
favor OF said plaintiff. aud against said def ndant
for the sum Of hve hundred and 6fty-one
dOlla's ard forty c-rts. with 1--WE per cent
interest from Judicial demand, and csts
Of sui. with lien and prov lege and sp4ci,1
mortgage, AS BY law allowed to married
women. On the property and Effects Of her Aid
Husband and reserving PLAINTIFF rights as ownsr
Of the furniture remAIi log in kind.
Judgment signed March |, 1876
A. SAUCER. judge.
In testimony whereof, have hereunto aef v,,
hand am rcd the aAAl of ho aoi6 nrr.< ~
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-03-05
FINE WINES! FINE WINES,

FINE WINES! FINE WINESi
OF THE CELEBRATED BRAND
CRUISE q Fills FREREs. RnRDpay,x
1000 CASES Of the following grow hs
MRDOC,
ST. JULIEN.
ST. EScEPfE
MARGAUX
CHATEAU BOUL1AC.
CHATEAU GISCOURH.
CHATEAU PONTEf CAN'T
ShAND WIN CHATEAU LEOvILLR
GRAND WIN CHATEAU MARGAUX
GRAND Vim CHATEAU LAFiTE
GRAND WIN CHATEAU YQUEM. MONOporr
SAUTERNES
HAUT SAUTERNES
ro, CHATEAU LATOUR BlANCHR
PAUL GELPl e. BROTHER
'e14 "t sp No. Al Old Levee (or Decatur) street
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-03-05

Genuine Naples coral sets at Seligman's,
No. Is Baronne street, that defy COMPETE
ton in price or quality.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-03-05

Solid gold jewelry at Seligman's, No. IS
Baronne street, at the lowest possible
prices.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-03-05

dence and with ito commission. Standing.
as / now do, between its aggressive scts and
displeasure and tho neglect and ingrAtatude
Of the people subsequently took up arms
to defend. am without hope tor the 'a'o onS
without shelter, with gauut poverty staring
me in the face. At my advanced age, the
present prospects are so gloomy that my
heart gives way, and the conviction ie
forced upon me that have lived too long,"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-03-05
DISCOVERIES
FROM THE
DIT W.

COTTON PLANT.
CURk GUARANTEED OR MONkY Rpvrrnpn
ss Snn1nHnHkoAn infallible remedy for fever.
s0H1,NECeItaln specific for chills and Sax.-
HLORlNR-lbr female diseasea
ds Sst y tSa1 a.1f,t i these rome
CO.'S, corner Of Nsese IL mad st n r MORRISON
ta3o tsel 3p A~ NSnA st2eets.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-03-05

In testimony whereof, have hereunto ae< nv
hand and sf1xed the seal of the said court n ~
city of New Orleans on this first day Of March
in the year Of our Lord one thousand eisht hnrdr.i
and seventy-six.
mha 72 p. WALL, Deputy Clerk.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-03-05

1O,OOO SPRINGFIELD MUSKETS
IN COMPLETE ORDER.
AND SUPERIOR TO ANY GUNS OF rHR CLASP
NOW IN MARKET,
o"efeo VERY Low to the trade or in ouantit,..
Apply to or address
WILLIAM H. SHEPARD.
.r.S tmh6 2p d&w No. 50 Oustomhomsa .t,...
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-03-05

BUSINESS WRITING.
Aaveftisements, Circulars, Business Notice.
o'osrsphical Sketches, Descriptions, 0bitu.r,a.
Aoseiations. etc.. carefully written and pren.red
for publication.
J. CURTIS WALDO.
-N'"Soer' Advertising Agent and Bushes Writer.
No. S. Camp street,
Over Gauthreaux L Wr1ehra
fel6 I'm 2p
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-03-05

THB LEADING PIANO AND MnsIc uousl
Nos. -, so. So and 30 Raronn. street.
Wholesale agent for
The world renowned CHICKERINo ur-,oht ,r..A
ana square Pianos.
Inc oelenrated DURHAM, the lowpriced HALL,
inc excellent upright zIkGLER Pianos
Ino largest stock. the best pianos. lowest yHess
wholesale agent for the uneoua,aa R.,.v 80
mason 4 Ha@lin OrSans As'eS
ana ax Uut eood reliable and durable pianos kept
ptsnc. .n mssstoment fully warranted.
oxohaueed. 0u' repaired, fenseo -
oATlSRACT1ON 0UARANT -
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-03-05

From the Cleveland Leader:
The precise character and purpose OF the
present effort to impeach Governor KEEL
lOgg, of Louisiana, should not fail to be
clearly understood. The Wheeler compro-
mise of last winter recognized the election
of Governor Kellogg and installed him in
office for the remainder Of his term. He
has been up to this time an able, careful,
economical Governor. All his official acts
have been in favor of economy and reform.
Any citizen of Louisiana, if he be an hon
est man, will admit this. He has helped to
reduce taxation, and has done his utmost
to keep the State quiet and peaceable
Under his administration, since last spring,
Louisiana has been more peaceable and
prosperous than at any time since the war;
A heavy and valuable crop has been
raised, the minds of the people have been
turned from politics and other exciting
topics, and the State has taken q strong,
vigorous start in the direction of re-
newed prosperity. This has satisfied all
but q small portion of the people of the
State. The exceptions are few crazy and
reckless malcontents who hold all other
results secondary to that of sending two
Democratic electoral votes from Louisiana
next fall. By some means these rutians
propose 10 get the political machinery of
the State into the hands Of the Democrats
way to do this, and they have adopted that
one method. The State constitutional
code provides that Governor or Lieu
tenant Governor under impeachment shall
be suspended from office pending his trial,
and that the Speaker Of the House shall
discharge the functions of Gov
ernor. This is the key to the whole move.
ment against Governor Kellogg. He and
thd Lieutenant Governor Of Louisiana are
Republicans. Tho House Of Representa-
lives, like it's Speaker, is Democratic. The
Legislature proposes to impeach the Gov
ernOr and Lieutenant Governor and then ad- |
ourn. The impeachment proceedings will |
IF course be suspended during the recess,
and meantime the Democratic Speaker |
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1876-09-22
The Rusiness ons,ook,

Americans are rather optimists than
dessimists. 1t is now three years since
the panic of 1873 swept over the
country. Those three years have been
marked by series of failures, bank
ruptcies, aud financial disasters un
parelleled in our commercial history
During the whole OF this period of de.
preston orr merchants have never
once lost faith in he future. Every
winter they looked tor the revival OF
business in the spring, and every sum.
mer they hoped for it in the fall. Al
last, amid the excitement of an cleo
ton which promises to result in a rad
zeal improvement in our political af
tairs. this revival seems to have begun.
The shrinkage in values. reduction
of wages, decliue of consumption
wedding out of weak firms. aud general
liquidation, have accomplished and
brought about a very different state of
affairs to that which existed three
years ago. Forced economy has been
the order of the day among forty three
millions of people. They have bought
as little as possible, made great sacri
fees in every direction, paid their
debts, or gone into bankruptcy, aud
are IN either case free from Indictment
and ready to start again in their various
professions, trades, occupations and
pursuits; and the cheering Influence
already exerted by the expected re-
form of the Government through the
election of Tilden and a pew House of
Representatives pledged TO economy,
clearly indicates what IS sure to follow
the realization Of those hopes.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1876-09-22
Indiana.

From the Information We gather
from the leading journals of the West
among our exchanges, we are induced
to believe that the Democratic State
ticket in Indiana will be elected in
October by handsome majority. If
this hypothesis should prove correct,
then according to the far seeing,
Argus-eyed N Y Herald, which af
fects to be the true exponent of pop
ular feeling, the election of Tilden is
a foregone conclusion. The appearance
of Gov. Hendricks in the canvass has
been received with such demoDstra-
tions of enthusiasm and such an out
pouring of the people, that we can not,
in the light of the facts before us,
doubt the issue.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1876-09-22
Tic RInenlasiers

There has been considerable efforr
on the part Of the convention demo
rrats to get the anti convention men to
designate by names the ringmasters
and trieksters who they accuse Of
doing so much wrong The Fulton
Times comes to their relief, aud names
few:
No committee no "cut and dried
'esolufioDs," but still these court house
-ings and cliques, composed of such
monstrous. diciatorial, political hacks
- Taylor Bard. A T. Thompson, r.
- Prather, J. f. Bcrshart, Dr. Usher.
q. S. Miles and others, go and abso
utely organize themselves into a ring
combination to defeat-party disas
icrs, disentegration, dissensiou, and
elect a candidate to bear the banner
# the proud old first
If these old citizens and farmers are
'he ringmasters on the part Of Fulton
n this District, there eau be no great
ausc Of alarm
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1876-09-22

,ol;6ed for place and position which
= the only reward his people can pc
.,ow for valuable services rendered,
D., be is met at the very threshold OF
l,afarmept and told. Sir you were
abaI soldier. We admire you for yonr
aonrare: we congratulate you tor your
s,nees for Office; we respect you Tor
- moderation aud benevolence; we
commend you for your integrity OF
n-nose. but having been a rebel sol
H. we cannot honor you with ofhce'
10 we shall offend the Immaculate
Wheeler who has already said To his
.aonle OF the north to fire their hearts
fcainst the Southern people; That
~ his had to undergo the unpleasant
and messing necessity of smelling the
hreaih of 90 confederate soldiers 10
/ CONGRESS already and wants the ranks
,binued out, that he may breath lreer
and get farther away from these lei
! lows who have so much the smell OF
oun powder upon them. lie being
entirely pacific IN his character and
updefelic 10 his department. We
wish also to conciliate Bloody Shirt
/ Morton who has declaused to his hreth
rem of the north to fire their hearts
AGAINST the south, that he will not
submit to Democratic rule under any
circumstances, but will have another
war first Therefore my gifted rebe
friend you must stand aside and let Us
take one Of these amiabe fellows tina
in the full strength and vigor of their
manhood stood alooi from all entaugle
ments with this troublesome rebellion
/ and thereby gave no otfense TO these
s5orthern buftfcs who now tsss. war i
/ over are doing their most furiou
I fighting against an unoffending an'
generous people. Ye gallant son
of Kentucky will you listen to TIN
lilly waddle and suffer one whom you
all know TO be true as steel, as brav
rs Alcibiades as n,eritoriOus as Perice
to remain longer in comparative Oh
security and give to another the birth
right to which he is justly entitled
( We shall see.
SPECTATOR.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1876-09-22
TneUongresslonaI Convention

The Democrat Convention to Sc
lect candidate for Congress in this
district will be held on the 9th Of
this month.
The number of delegates to which
each county will he entitled in the
Convention, according to the vote
given to Gov. McCreary at the last
election, is as follows Graves, 81
Ballard, II; Galloway, - MeCraekeu
10; Hickman, 9; Fulton, Z; Marshall
.; Caldwell, 10; Trigg, i; Livingston
8; Crittepden. s: Lyon, G. Total, 13l
votes, requiring 66 votes TO nominate
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1876-09-22

THE DEMOCRACY OF New YORK
ETGHT SIDE Up ONCE More The
Democratic State convention of New
York recouvcned at Saratoga on the
18th inst, and nominated Hon. Lucien
Robinson, for Governor, IN place Of
"x-Gov. Seymour. declined on account
.f feeble health, by acclamaiiou Mr.
Robinson is a popular aud lifelong
Democrat; has never taken any part 10
The internecine sirifes of the Democ
racy of that State; and his nomination
therefore closes the breach among
Democrats, aud beyond all question
insures the State for Tilden aud Hen
bricks in November Gov Seymour's
prediction that his deelinatioa could
be made to enure greatly to the benefit
ST the party" has thus already come
true. Blythe by, Gov Seymours
name has been placed on the electoral
'ieket for the State at large. in place
of that of the Hon. John Kelly re
signed.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1876-09-22

AN independent German voter of
Illinois, in an open letter to Mr.
schurz, makes very clear statement
of the situation He says:
"Sir. we Germans who refuse TO vote
for Hayes and are determined to vote
5nr Tilden are the true independents.
We do not vote for TildeD because he
j. Democrat, but we vote for him
notwithstanding he is a Democrat.
We insist upon a change, because we
are independents, and are determined
that Mr.. Tilden. shall drain that cess
pool of Republican corruption at
Washington of all its secrets aud hid
den crimes which. ander Republican
rule, never will see daylight. in order
that the people may see and the world
may learn how deep, step by step.
nation can sink into infamy through
party Encouragement, tbieyery. black
mai. nspotism, and Office brokerage.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1876-09-22

YARDLEY, the negro candidate for
Governor of Tennessee, is free born,
aud in personal appearance and intel
iicence surpasses most Of his race
ITO has been a practieing lawyer III
Knoxville for five years.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1876-09-22

LIVE within your income, is Gov.
TiIden's advice. If the Republican
party remains in power another four
years nobody in private life will have
any income to live within.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1876-09-22

THE colored Democrats of Nash
vile attempted to organize political
club few nights ago, but were inter
fered with by other negroes who were
20 aggressive in their actions that the
police were forced to interfere.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1876-09-22

TuE States in which elections will
be held prior to the Presidential con
test with their several dates are: Geor-
gia. October, /; Colorado, Indiana
Ohio and West Virginia, October 10
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1876-09-22
Farm For Sale !

AsI DESIRE TO LEAVE TUE COUN
"A try, I will sell for cash or on time
NY farm, situated on the Dyershnrg road'
~ niles from town. There 70 lO5l acres
in the track About 60 acres Of opened
land in cuitivaLien--350 young apple
trees; seventy peach trees; thirty qpIns,.s
trees: two good cisterns and enc "s''
~ X. n. iSLkN
ry Bitfmea|
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1876-09-22

IT is said that the Radicals are col
onizing crowds of Kentucky negroes
in Indiana, TO vote the Radical ticket
at the October election.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1876-09-22

1T is true the election might 90 just
he same without your vote, and SO
would your wife and children be fed
aithout your labor, but in either case
The result would be more certain, aud
society would think a great deal more
of you for doing your part toward &C
complishing these results.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1876-09-22
nmsiness Notice.

Mr.. GEORGE WARREN has sole au
hori,y to collect any subscription
,mounts for the HICKMAN COURIER
due TO NJ e. JNo. C.N lLsoN'
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1876-09-22
bsPDt.

The editor of the COURIER has been
unavoidably absent the larger part Of
mis- aud fast -wceS,- sfs4ea'- s''o-'-A'S' s'-''
excuse for want of editorial matter.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1876-09-22

A REPUBLICAN speaker in Indiana
said if he bad the power he would
mike a cannon as long as Hoosaae
funnel, and load it with mile OF
.owder. ram JEFF. Davis in and shoot
lin into hell so far that telegram
wouldn't reach him in a thousand
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1876-09-22

From the undersigned, one DARK BAL
HORSE. one hind foot white. and abou
four or 6se years old. ne had incl
rope round his neck. a liberal Tewaf'
for bis return on any Information.
st wv n. fRENZ