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The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1877-05-08
Soft Soap.

Spring is at hand, and we farmers
wives are thinking about making soap.
have quit making an lash leach -
and OCCUPYING two or three days in
making soap. IprocurSa a cake of con-
centrated lye or a box of potash at the
drug store, put it into three gallons Of
soft water, adding four pounds of soap
grease When it has boiled till quite
clear, l put it into barrel and add
twelve gallons of soft water. When it
gets cold you will havea nice lot of soap
and made with little trouble. !" MY
man" says it is cheaper than ashes, too,
as the latter are worth more for manure
than for soap.-Aunt Nancy in Practical
Farmer
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1877-05-08
Worth a Trial.

Hundreds of thousands of dollars are
worse than wasted in the use of lard
made into pie crust annually. To be
sure white tlaky crust looks nice and
tastes better, but il lays the foundation
for dyspepsia, rheumatism, gout and
palsy. For years have been expert
menting to find out how to make pala-
table pie-crust without lard, and this is
the way: Take good, rich buttermilk.
soda and little salt, and mix just as
soft as can be mixed and hold together /;
bave plenty of -four on the moulding
board and rolling pin; roll very thin ;
then make and ba Ike as other pies or
in slower oven, and when the pie is
taken from the oven do not cover up
Country Gentleman.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1877-05-08
Horse Collars.

The Valley Farmer says collars are,
or should be made so as to throw the
chief force on the lower part of the
shoulder. The horse can apply but little
strength on the upper part, and for this
reason breast collars are coming greatly
into vogue, as the strength is exerted
on the lower part of the shoulder. The
collar should be purchased of the proper
size. Just before putting 1t on the first
time, immerse it in water letting it re-
main about minute, and Immediately
put it on TO work. The collar, by being
wet, will adapt itself to the shoulder,
and should dry on the horse. When
taken off, it should be left in the same
shape it occupied on the horse, and ever
after you will have u enug-fitting collar
and no wounds.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1877-05-08
Does II Mean You ?

A man who prided himself on his
morality, and expected to be saved by IL,
was constantly saying: =" am doing
pretty well, on the whole. sometimes
get mad and swear, but then l am per-
fectly honest l work on Sunday when
am particularly busy, but give good
deal to the poor, and never was drunk
in my life." This man hired canny
Scotchman to build fence around his
pasture lot. He gave him very particular
directions. In the evening, when the
Scotchman came in from work, the man
said: "Well, Jock, is the fence built,
and is it tight and strong p'' 81 Gamma
just say it is all tight and strong" Jock
replied, "but lisa good average fence,
anyhow. If some parts are u little
weak, other parts are extra strong.
don't know but l may have left little
gap here and there, yard or so wide;
but then made up for it by doubling
the number of rails on each side of the
gap dare say that the cattle will find
it good fence, on the whole, and will
like it, though Gamma just say that 1t is
perfect in every part" "Whatl" cried
the man, not seeing the point; do you
tell me that you built fence around my
lot with weak places and gaps in it
Why, you might as well have built no
fence at all If there is one opening, or
place where an opening can be made,
the cattle will be sure to find it, and will
go through. Don't you know, man.
that fence must be perfect, or it is
worthless ?" 81 used to. think So"
said the dry Scotchman but hear
you talk so much about averaging
matters with the Lord it seemed to me
that we might try it with the cattle. If
an average fence will not do for them,
I am afraid an average character will
not do in the day of judgment.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1877-05-08
King Cakes.

The following is from cook book
over two hundred years old: "Take
pound of flour, three quarters of pound
Of butter, half pound of sugar, and
half a pound of curranis well cleansed
rub your butter well into your -four. and
put IN as many yolks of eggs as viz
1.-THE them, then put in your sugar,
currants, and shred in as much mace AZ
will give them taste; so make them
up in little round cakes, and butter the
paper you lay them on.''>
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CtHAS. A. BARNETT. Attorney-at- Law,
~ New Bloomfield. Perry CO., Pa
ONCE on high street, North side, nearly op.
poste the Presbyterian Church. 321y
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THE TIMES NEW B1ooMF1ELD, Pa MAY 9, 1877
TO rAx.rAYKBs.
couNTr cosmasIoNnNs, ArrnAls ron lsT1.

UUUNII UUH"Ib5tUFtHb APPbAIs FVH IbIIs
Notice Is hereby given that appeals hased on the
5pring chas ges OF 1877, viii be held by the Board
Of County Commissioners at their Onice In the
Court House. az follows:
For the borouRhs OF Duncannon, liverpool
Marysyine. Mlllerstown, New Buffalo, and New.
port and the townships Of Buffalo, Greenwood,
Howe. Llyernool. Miller Oliver, Penn, Rye, Watts,
and Wheatield, on
TUESDAY, THE stf DAY OF MAY, 1877.
For the bOroughs of Bloomfield and Landisburg
and the townships OF Carroll, Centre, Jackson,
Jnniata, Madison. Sandy Hill, Savllle, Spring.
Tob0yne, TuscarOra and Tyrone, on
WEDNESDAY, THE 9th DAY OF MAY, 1871.
Where and at which times all persons feeling
themselves aggrleved, will be heard by the Com.
mlssioners and assessors OF the several districts.
By order of the Board.
J. w. CAN'T,
SOLOMON BOWER,
GEORGE CAMPBELL.
County Commissioners.
Attest: CALVIN NELSON, Clerk.
April 10, ISTT-iw.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1877-05-08
RICHARD L. MAGEE,

JUSTICE OF THE PEACE,
- ONCE at his residence in CENTRE TOWN
SHlr; Sill Perry County, Penn'a-, one mile South Of
New Bloomheld. 1o3
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We invite communications from all person who are
interested In matters properly belonging to tns de
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1877-05-08
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
Notice Is hereby given that the petition OF Solo.
mon Bigham, Assignee OF George Matehett and
wife. has been filed In the Court OF Common
Pleas OF Perry, county, praying for an order OF
sale TO sell the Real Estate OF said Assisnees, sit
that the Court has fixed TUESDAY, the 18th Of
June 1887, at 10 o'clock a. M, for the hearing OF
said petition, when the same will be granted i'm.
less cause lie shown to the contrary.
ID. MICKEY, Prothonotary.
Anrl lI.ls77.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1877-05-08

ESTATE NOTICE. = Notice Is hereby Civ.
ID en that Letters az Administration on the
estate of John y McEIyy, late vi New Buffalo
borough Perry Pa, decreased, have heen granted
10 the undersigned residing In the same borough.
al IN make immediate payment and those having
claims viii present them duly authenticated for
settlement 10 fiN
JOHN BASKIN.
February u 1871 lpd administrators.
, 1877-02-01
OF 10.

PROCEEDINGS IN THE LEGISLATURE.
COLUMBUS, o., Jari H.-1n tho 5enate to-day,
the Senate bills 10 compel corporations to pay
wages 10 their employees on or before the last
Of each mouth, md to give employees, except
officers, !lrst lien upol, the property Of the
corporation for wages due aud unpaid; to
authorize County Commissioners TO build
bridges anti cuiyerts anil iEsuu bonds to pay for
thu same In anticipation Ut taxes, were pissed.
Btlls were nlsu introduced to compel officers
OF savings Institutions and trusts to report
annually 10 the Htatc Auditor; to Tx thr
salary of surveyors iu counties cUntaLning ovrs
4o.Us> Inhabitants. at *:,UU per year, and to
alluW them mileage.
II, the l1ouac thls afternoon the Special Com
mittce npT'OINtett to Investigate intu tllc facts
connected With the alleged poisoning Of conycts
ut the Ohio renftcuttary lnAt January submit
tel report declaring they were Unable tn fully
ascertain tho cxArt ca'tG Of tho T,Json!n2, but
all csldcucc UPON that point at WITCH tho Com
sltteu conlI arrive imlieatcs that the slch1less
MIA causel by tartar.ctletc, Which by suuHe TN.
explained mGal,s fteeansc mixed With what WIS
supposed tn tt b!-carlpnate OF soIa kept In
key and used III making ct,rl1-breAd for the use
VI priAunrrs The Committee say tlat the use
OF the mixture caused the sertHus illness of IL
pcrsous, but all t',asIy recovered. They further
said ts,at hut for the eaEelessncts q! certain eIll-
rt4ycs ttfs 'HE,tal:c could not llnye occurred.
lii the Senate, consideration of the contested.
election case of Cox VI. Harmon was RESUMED.
I. Z. Campbell, counsel for Cox, and Judge
llo:nlley, of counsel fur llarIuou, occupied the
afternoon With arguments.
, 1877-02-01
Another Ku.Klux Conspiracy De.
tected in Williamson
County, III.
Several Of the Leaders Arrested
and Their Plans Exposed.
Lee, the Mountain Meadow Convict,
Now Appealing for New
Trial.
Record of Crimes Reported from
Various Localities Yes
terday.


MARION, ILL.,, Jau. :,E.-One of tho most
atrocfous consptrac!cs ever scllemcd has been
nncartflctl In this {'Villlanson) county within
tue past week. the particulars Ut wlicl, arc a.
yet very meakre and just nlade public to-day.
The plot was To rob, burn houses and stores,
and murder II necessary. The participants arc
oil rogucs living In thts county. One Of them,
Jasncs Jackson, while telling Ills father OF the
nla''s' WA overheard by third party. who gaze
information to the authorities. Jackson was
arrested, and from him enough WAS elected
to warrant the arrcst OF James Moes, the
leader Of tho klan, Frank Palmer, aud
another. who were lodged In jail here on Sun
day. Since then all four invc turned Statc's
cvlucnce, Eiving information amounting to
facts, as follows: The khan was composed Of
twelve OF flftccn persons Lust nigh. they were 10
rohthr sturc of u Il Harrison al iicrrIps Tralr,r
and murder him II necessary to carry ont Their
plurulerinE. Tonight they were to .lrc the barn
Of Dr.. W. N. Mitchell, at this place,
aud while persons were attending the
ffe thry were to plumber several houscs.
Tomorrow night they were to rob n
store In urassy Precinct. Several moro rnt,-
berries In were ycw, and rcEular programue
laid out. 1t Is generally thought that It was
tl,est same pcraons who tied Charlie kean's
wife here in December, md robbed several
placcs full particulars Of which were published
In the papcss at the time.
The Grand Jury, now In session, will undoubt-
clly 1ring In indictments against those already
arrested, aut cTcry effort will bc made to cat-
turc those vet at large. Our citizens NAV con-
Eratuntc themselves for the Timely breaking I'D
III thls, Our sccoptt klnn Of ku-klux.
, 1877-02-01
RESUMPTION.
THE rI.EsIDEyT'S ncurNr.

fE<e1d! lSp9Fch 10 TIE Tribune.
WASHINGTON, d. e., Jun. 3l.-Thc President
to-day held long conversation with a gentle
man who has devoted much attention 10 finance.
He Is still engaged iii preparing material to s,1s-
ta!n the views which he will submit 10 Ills prom
tsed mussngc. He has caused to bc prcnarctl ut
the Bureau Of Statistics m important table
showing the tendency Of tho volume Of gold
and silver during tho Inst twelve months. This
table SLOWS that In the last SIX months there
has been MI exccss Of Importation In
favor Of the United States OF sev-
cHal million dollars In gold nnd ali.
vcr. The lessons which tho President derives
from this and other current facts Is, TINT tho
time is opportsne fur resumption, mud llu would
bc ,rtatly pleased to have specie payments ~.
slitntu III The closn4 days of lis Administrations
But Ills dream will hardly BIZ realized. The
Prestdcnt's plan for the immediate res,Mnt[o,1
oi Specie payments Is received with almost utter
Indifference by the Congressman, except prrliaps
4 dozen men. i few realize the Importance or
the opportunity, but until the count Of thc
Electoral votes is completed the subjcy.
rauuot secure II hearing. When II docs come
ur, the old difficulty Vi getting thuse WHO have
the sIlJlt Gnu In view to arrre lpou afly ute
method Of resulning will stand In tic way. Auv
action BY thls Congress to uil In llustcting sts-
cle payments rltnut Ee hoped fur, aud tl,c
President, deprived VI the support which ought
to Ike earnestly glren lin by tllr law .ulakiig
Lo"tE, must bc cantent with inaAius u44 official
rccord of Ills ylsns End opinions.
, 1877-02-01

CLEVELAND, O., Jan. 3l.-1he LEADERS, Ash.
tabu!a special says: At the inquest today,
Albert 1towl4nl wa5 recalled. lie found cyt.
dcncc TINT tho beams OF tho top chord IN tho
souts, truss wcrc bent toward tue soulh at a
Iolnt about twenty feet from. the west end Of
the truss. The wuo,len floor System 'yas such
ti4as It Gould not bc .!eFrnicu upon IL siyc
lateral support to tho Gr!I2c. liz considers
the whole System Of lateral braclng very
defective point III the bridge. In his
that the compression members depended! ii u
great extent UPON their filnctiun for rrtatuIng
thciF proper position. Adjourned until satur.
day.
al1Mrnss Jan. Ji.-A telegram from A.ht,.-
bula this hluruiny says Col. Harry Tusnlitlson,
wcll-known Insurance agent of this city. aud
for many years President ut tho St. Andrews
Society. Ii In Tying condition. III was u,lc OF
the victims Of the bridge disaster there.
, 1877-02-01

renttcnttary. Not only that, bnt. as tic report
n,1"s, tney have gone on In official tghofanee
nea paid Ric1artison for large 1Ut OF stone 1or
t1c 'int,nls!'c' work, and which cannot tc hnish
rh Until further appropriation Is voted by the
n'eoie t'''ii. ~ provided by the Constitution beses'
Also PAID FOR THE rnEronr ON THIS sroSE,
Which Is YET Fl tj.. yAr.l at Joliet, or nt cast Is
In'sa'oncrs reeovcr from their dense official lgno-
ranse OF Hltllat'!eon, they will report tfus; We
t wGso unable to cf,tnpfetc the new statc.iaouse
l'ecauar svc kept ourselves fntcnse olllat i.no.
ranec q 1iclInrslt0tt, while making the WORK
especially trofitab1c 10 Him and giving him
mHnof'oly uf It. And nt the same t.hc We com
Il1ines TINT tic law Obliged us to give the w1tk
as Tue law DID. in faet, require"
Inc chapter nn lllcharslson cannot be COM
n'etstt without reference to tue report OF the
!r,c,liscntary e, Commissioners. The orders or o.,
tfLc treasury fur tho cuLs&0nc work were MI
tnaae out IL the olirers Of the Fcnftent[ary,
ahl ny them ilHloracl to Itfcharslso',. In tlic
ushs" otllcinl IGNORANCE for these hvc years gil-
fiy9tcd by tl,e State. ffousc Commissioners as 70
HscftaFds1n, he cn,ld mt get pay for dollar OF
t.e sinne-work cxtcpt upon lndurseincnt OF tho
Natcn. hut SO faithfully wns all the money
turned over to Richardson by the pcn!tcnllary
officials tint they actually ........
FORGOT To kKEr NACk WHAT M OWED TIE
Prison
LOT convfct-fahor. This was enrrici on until he
was In tfefiL AN I'M 0r 2f} tE3 Ia the HtAtc for
prison labor. Ti,c rrst ia iojt l,y thc rr1nyrt of
lie PcuItruitary Com1nissioncrs;
Th,e ror,rnct nv 1,n. IL ~ N. n,c,cr, vror
~. ,r non,,,ci,o M nnc ~ ar,ato 'e ,Fei," ~ H.
non.pIymcut tf laipr bijfa. II was ,Dpe. how.
ever, only after repeated! earnest. and prolonged
from him, q. well as to procure a good and suf.
asscns bond 70 reeare The aymcnt Of th!. l,.lebs.
s,Nnna "heM % hau ncen eomstantiY nefeassnG IN
nona n uoui p paIn" IT, ,,a n"1 s9 ~" ,snm
The amount hi incr"a.ed io siff sin ~ wi,,rc.
upon, nfser ,,rolonycI combinations and numerous
attempts at COLLECTIONS md 10 nItatn sccils!ty. WI
Weic epMnc!!cd ~ anna! hts contract on the 1f,th
~ ,nt % t.s ILL., -, ~ ~ sne rn,e ac 70 !naHc est'c
rnrtn" rssi, ' VI N''' io''o"'"H 's'"''' q mn m
raEins noto ..'..'... 49, ''''e n Enn al
Nrai csL,te, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Ii. iii. III
t}shcr allowances nnd credits ........ lD .is u,
sincc which lime the labor ot the ooo5 MN !.nyc
oscn temporarily lsatsd to ". y. Richardson II 10
cenis pr day. pcn!'lnE negotiations to make
permanent contract 1of Inc ua'nc.
Ihe "repeatetl, eari1est- and prolonged cf-
lorts tue Penttent!ary Commissioners made to
collect what Richardson owrd will be fully ap..
EreGiatcn when IT - Kept In mind how, ~ the
reh,!ehtaary officials acti'! ts1ier ortlcr of the
r. r,ehia1shtiafy commissioners. the ortlers uphn
luc 1.vasuty !ot payment inr stone @orH were
, 1877-02-01

CAnnoNDALE, ILL.,, Jan. 3l.-I4a.t night
Fllilip HcHll.l, negro. ambushel shlultclf
about two miles east Ut lIeTe, and nwattcd the
passing of Thomas Marb!ey, another nrsro. As
Marhtey passesl, DIemun fired l,otl barrels Of II
s!otg1sn ut h4n, but without ELECT. liz Is still
1t largc
Information had been received here few
days ayo ttlut y. W. Cattlen, whp ~ mystcri.
tnnIy disappeared lust week, ha,l casl.e,i the
check he held Oh u bulk in st. Louis. Later
news cuntFadlcts this, mud grnsu doubts arc now
entertained US tu his Reported safety. Beauraup
Creek ltas been dsucYct, but ~ far no body Las
bten recovered.
, 1877-02-01

TorEKA, Kas1., jan. 3l.-Thc anti.plnmb cau-
cus, which was In session MDst Of the night, had
Il meeting this morning and numerous baluts
d. T. Low, Of Fort Brott. wus dec|arcd the anti-
Plumb candidate. The Joint Convention met
Mt l.: I'LL, and the sixteenth ballot resulted tn
clghty.n!ne votes for Plumb 10 tixty-tt,rpe votes
for Low, aud Plumb Was declared elected. Buth
Houses then adjourned Til Feb. u.
published the l:supurta .'t7ss liz cat,c to Kan
tas frotu Zusesylllr, u, In ISL. Iic f. now
President Ut u Nasiunal Bank a. Enlpur!a, md
Ia reported to lc wurtl sa0o, ,0oU, which llc has
lnado Gy speculation ul.d practice of Law.
, 1877-02-01
WASHINGTON.
Debate in the Senate on the Pacific
Railroad Bills.
Lfttlc Prospect of Final Action ut
This Session.
The President Still Working at His Pet
Resumption Scheme,
PACIFIC HAILROAD9.."
TttE bills 1EFoRx THE SENATE,

TttE bills nEFoRx THE SENATE.
'speeta' Disraseh to The Tribune.
WAsHiN0roS, D. C., Jan. 3l.-The Pacific
Railroad siaiin9-Fund bill again held the 1loor
IN the Rcnate nil the afternoon. votc would
have been reached had 1t not been for the inter-
position Of Gen. Gnrdon, who desires to speak
In support of his substitute for the moro
trcnchant measure Of the Judiciary Committee
Huntington Of the Central Pacific. Dillon OF
the Union Pacific, and many other prominent
officials and flnancicrs connected with the two
roads. are here watching the progress
Of legislation. They appear 10 be I'M
willing to accept tho Gordon hill, under
whtcl, each road Is to pay S15o,UO0
annually into sin9!ng fund, aud they make
use of this measure as shield with which 10
protect Themselves against the passage Of the
Committecs It'll.
dclircred a long speech to-day on the side Of
the railroads. and 3fcssrs Sherman and Thur
man replied. Thurman stated that the pr7lctt-
cal effect Of tue Gosdon plan is to have the Gov
eminent 70 on paying $1,000, ,0oo year Interest
oh tie raflFoal honds. the roads meanwhile
putting together only 81 ,Juo,0AI nnnunly intu a
sinking fn'id. bnt ty reckoning compound Inter.
est Dn these payments the prllci;,ul a;l interest
u the debt Ia to be wiped cut iu twenty odd
years..
~Ae ANss'A4J @Vt!iIAiltES QlUJ0Stb u make
the roals pay onc-fourth u their net earnings
Into tic sinkins-tunti, not to exceed, hurrycr,
the sum Of sf.500, ,o00 each. They assert that
tue companies can do this; can pay the interest
on their MORTGAGES and bonds. and besides,
even In these dull times. can paw between and
4pcf cent dividends to tho stockholders.
Mr.. SHERMAN
Inserted to-day that the companies ought to ask
Tor no more liberal terms than these, in view
Of the TACT that but n single road In ullio, and
scarcely HcOrc OF roads III the whole country
now ply diy!dcnds.
:, The chief argument against the bill IS that
Congress has no right to pass it because it
changes the existing contract betwccu the tjoy-
ernincnt anu the companies and the auswcr to
this Is TINT Congress
SPECIALLY RESERVED THE ntdnr
at any TING to utter. atnend, or repeal tic acts
incorporating the companies, mid comforting
ti!ei FRANCHISES. i IS searecly probable that
any legislation on this subject Wilt be adopted
at this session. There ~ not time enough, with
the Electoral count on 1,a,ll, to pass any vlgor-
ouAy-contcstcl measure like the Thurman GIl.,
, 1877-02-01

Nt<t7aI Ust0leh II TIE 7Tl6URe.
ST. LOUIS, Jau. al.-For somu weeks grave
apirchensious l.ase ceen felt BY steamboat men
and merchants generally ut thu probable hrrak-
~ Of the gorgcl Ice In the Mississippi 'uycs.
This WIS day or excitement uu tho lcser.
Tugs were engaged in breaking up the iec On
eastern shore ol tue ha1bor. md succeeded IN
partially opening Il. At Up. III. there WIS open
wuter fIuul The lr!ugc IL Chestnut street, aud
owners Ut STEAMERS 1.tl wharf.boats felt easy.
II thu present warm weather co1tuues Tor
forty-cght hours nu boats will be endangered.
Tho splr,,LIl steamer Belle Of St. Louis WIS cut
down 1t Faint ticucrieyt Ut two this morning,
and will bc tut4l loss, with eurIu Of SUI tons
freight. She was valued ut $5O,0uD, and Is !u.
surtl fur 3SO, ,Ql3 I'll CthrInnatt companies.
, 1877-02-01
LYSCIIISG THREATENED,

LOUISVILLE, ky., Jan. 3l.-An Greensboro,
ky., special to tic CourltrJoarna! speaks Ut utl
unusual excitement there cnusel by tho COM
mttm of u grave crime upon Saruh Dol,aruan,
white, less than II years o! aye, by Morgan,
colartd. At unc tiu,c Il WAS thought he would
be hung. but the lwttcE class Vi people suc-
ccc'lcd IN paclfying the excited pnpulscc au!
scn.aIltllnE thy prisoner 10 Jail. lii II \ mt,at.
tu. aud scryed through tho War In all the but
ties with tue Confederate Gcn. John a1uIgun.
, 1877-02-01

Tp7t7N L17F8ztH 10 1H9 7T8RH2
BURLINGTON, la., Jan. 3l.-Iu tic United
States District Court, now In session ut Ke3kuk,
tilc case uf u. N. +. TODD, Indicted for Illegally
registering rs ctlzcu previous ~ the last Pres
heutta' election in this city was tried to.luy
and fraultcl tn verdict VI mt guilty. Tic ~
eutu! Wna discharged, anu srturncd 10 this city
to-nlglt. The Indictment a.atllst JIcot Wohl-
wtna for voting twttc 1T the Ia.le elettIun WAS
reConsldsred and Withdrawn 1y tho Graall Jury,
, 1877-02-01

8p<cfol WGpdkcA % 5A1 Itf4uRA
FOND Du LAC. His., JUL 5I.-ilrury J. Ger
pheidc, tbs young lawyer srrcsted here yestcr-
day for completely With Waupun gang OF cui,,-
countcrfcitcra, las obtained bail to appear at IN
examination sct down for Friday next. Publtc
opl!!!on fa'ors hs iu,locence. The surety fur
nished was In tbs amount Ut S75Q.