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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-08-06
Jenny Lind's Crazy Lover.

Iua hut in the Catskill Noun
taius lives Tobias Van Steenberg,
known rs "Boots," from the guam
tity of leather he wears, who lost
his heart to Jenny Lind twenty
eight years ago and his reason soon
after. AT that time he was young
man of %, just come to New York
and fascinated with city life. Hear
ing Jenny Lind sing one night, he
became her infatuated adorer, and
attended all the $50 concerts che
gave under Barnum's manage
ment, eXpending nearly $1,000 in
the choice bouquets he threw at her.
While waiting at the door of Castle
Garden one night to catch sight
of her. Jenny Lind touched his
arm and handed him her card.
Boots visited the great song
stress and asked her to marry him.
She said she would think Of it, but
while her ardent admirer was COM
pletely lost in reverence and the
hope of success, Otto Goldschmidt
arrived from Europe. Soon Van
Steenberg learned of their marriage
at Boston, and his reason departed.
His money was gone too, but rails.
ing $500 at the Kingston, N. Y,
Savings Bank, on check forged
on a relative of the same name
who had money there, he purchased
a hand-organ and took the steamer
on which the newly welded pair
left New York for Charleston, S. G.
On the voyage and in their further
progress toward New Orleans,
"Boots" got as near them as possi-
BILE and made himself odious with
his continuous grinding. Finally
he became exhausted and found
his way back to the Catskills,
where he live alone in a pretty spot
by the Plattekill Falls. The inte-
rior of his hut is trimmed with
greens and adorned with curiosi-
ties gathered in his travels, with q
faded picture of Jenny Lind hang
ing above the chimney piece. Dec
GRATED with colored ribbons from
head to foot, "Bootsn wanders from
town to town, with troops of chill
dren at his heels. In every village
he mounts conspicuous box, and,
shouting for attention, sings and
talks of love. He gaes free to all
the shows; but in attempting to
speak in the grand stand at the
Centennial, the police handled him
and he hurried ho me
greatly frightened.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-08-06

will be present and vote solid for
Judge Bennett as Territorial dele.
gate to Congress. Bennett Is Judge
of the Black Hills District. The
Democratic Convention will also
be held at Yankton on the 29ih.
The Burlington and Missouri
Railroad in Nebraska to day broke
ground for the erection of head
quarters building to cost between
forty and fifty thousand dollars.
J.ii De,ivefy.
BALTIMORE, Nd, August 5th.-
Seven prisoners escaped from Jail
at Cumberland, Md, last night.
They overpowered the keeper when
he was on his round.
Naval Gcicers Cnughs s.nu.A
NEW LONDON, August 9th. The
custom house officers boarded the
United States School ship ST. Ma
rvs, which arrived Saturday from
Madrid, and seized quantity OF
snuggled goods, consisting OF
wines, gloves, silks, Turkish rugs
and carpets. Conn mander Phelan
of the st. Marys, says the goods,
with the exception OF the gloves,
were sent home by officers of the
United States ship Alliance, now at
Lisbon.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-08-06

The Louisville Courier. Journal
paragraphs thus: Hayes is an
"Ohio idea. "-Severa small
capitalists who were about to start
new daily paper have abandoned
their scheme. They have hit upon
something better. They will ac-
company the first arctic expedition.
and will stop off at Spitzenbergen
to start an ice house. Their new
field is large one; it only remains
to be seen whether the "wanL" has
"long been felt"
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-08-06

armed resistance in the occupation
of Bosnia. AT the village of Yep
pea, in the Sandjak of Banjaluka,
the Hussars were received by the
Inhabitants with volley, which
they returned. They were again at
tackled at Maglaj in the Sankjsk
of Zworniki. At the latter place
seventy Austrians were killed.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-08-06
Clear the Way

For the escape from the system of its
waste and debris, which, IL retained
would vitiatc the bodily fluids and over
throw health. That important channel
of exit, the bowels, may be kept perma-
nently free from distractions by using
the non-griping, gently-acting and agree
able cathartic, Hostetter's Stomach Bit
ters, which not only liberates impurities
but invisorates the lining OF the intesti
nal canal when weakened by constipa-
tlon or the unwise use of violent purga-
tives. The stomach, liver and urinary
organs are likewise reinforced and
aroused to healthful action by this be-
neficent tonic and corrective, and every
organ, fiber, muscle and nerve expert
ences share OF its invigorating influ-
ence. UnobJ bJectionable in flavor, a most
genial and wholesome medicinal stimu-
liant, and owing its efficacy to botanic
sources exclusively, 1t is the remedy best
adapted to household use, on account of
its safety, wide scope and spesdy action.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-08-06
NEW TODAY.
Resolution Of Respect.

At meeting of the Board of Directors
OF the Spanish-A m erican Benevolent So
ciety, held on Sunday, August 4th, 1873,
the following resolution of respect to
the memory OF their late fellew men ber,
Monsieur Felix Signoret, was adopted:
Resolved, That in the death of Mr.. Sig
noret, this Society has lost an active and
most respected member. and that we ten
der our sincere sympathy TO the be-
reaved family.
Also, that this resolution be spread up
on the minutes of the Society, and that q
copy be sent to the family of deceased.
BY order OF the Board OF Directors.
w. c. JOHNSON,
Secretary.
La Cronlca and L'Union copy.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-08-06
Herald Steam Printing House.

The Herald steam Printing House is
not surpassed by any Job Printing Office
ON the Pacific Coast. outside of San Fran.
cisco, In facilities for doing job work,
Low prices, good work and expedition
may be relied upon at this Office.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-08-06
Pacific Coast News.
Money Market,

SAN FRANCISCO, August 1st.-
Legal tenders, 99a bid, 99s asked,
Mexican dollars, SO bid, 933 asked;
trade dollars, OF bid, 97i asked;
half dollars 9S.l bid, 9S9 asked.
An Example 10 other Minionnires.
SAN FRANCISCO, August 5.-The
will of Michael Reese has not yet
been filed for probate, but his at
torney states that it bequeaths
$40, 900 to charitable and educa-
tional purposes. TIE residue, after
paying few special bequests, is to
be divided among his five surviv-
ing sisters and their children, all
residing in Chicago, and the heirs
of deceased sister.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-08-06
VETERINARY SURGEON.

c. II. EDMONDS notifies the owners of
horses aud other stock that he has
opened an Office at the PONY STABLES,
No. 1856 Main street. Will treat the dis
ease known MS bloody murrain in cattle,
and guarantee cure Jy24-lm
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-08-06
Rooms and Board.

Gentlem ei. and their wives and single
gents can be accommodated with board
and fine, large, front rooms, contai ing
all modern conveniences and home COM
forts, at the
KIMBALL MANSION,
New High street, only one block
from the Postofiice and Court House. and
commands charming view OF mountain
and valley. jel6tf
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piness and expressing the warmest
dispose of her effects and TO bury
her, &c. Officers and private citi-
zcns sought her diligently all day
and night and at seven this morn
ing her body was found In a corn
field short distance from Wood
land. She had probably taken
poison.
The County Devastated.
SILVER CITY, August 5th.-The
Indians have devastated the coun-
try in all directions. Garter, Smith
and Hanson, supposed to be killed,
have come In safely.
The INDIAN WAR Eeppst,d E"a1 a..
SILVER CITY, August 5th.-Gen.
Howard passed through here this
afternoon towards Bruueau. He
had II rec of his staff officers with
him aud about twenty cavalry on
their way from Maiheur to Camp
Lyon. They are under the i'm.
preston that the Indian war is
about over. Forsyth, with six
companies Of cavalry, Is going
through the Juniper Lake country
and STEMS Mountains. They have
with them considerable number
of Indian prisoners.
The hostiles have been destroy
ing much property in STEMS
Mountains recently. Chiefs Win
nemucca and Natchez are at the
Malheur Agency and are making
strenuous efforts to secure pardon
for The hostile Flutes.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-08-06
LAST NIGHTS NEWS.

Especial to the Herald by the Western
Union Telegraph Cnmpany.1
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-08-06
stock BoRrd Omeina Dead.

SAN FRANCISCO, August 5th.-
Thomas M. Blain, Sergeant-at-
Arms of the San Francisco Stock
Board, died at his residence in this
city at p. NJ. to-day. Mr.. Blain
has been an invalid for number
of years.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-08-06
SAN Francisco Markets.

SAN FRAHCIsCo, August 5th.-
Flour-The demand is fair and
prices are firm. Wheat-Demand
good and holders firm; shipping,
ST 65@l Gsa; milling, ST 674@l 724;
inferior, ST. so a. l 80. Barley
Holders are firm and the demand
is fair; hay feed, bright, 81. Coast,
90@95c. There is demand for
Chevalier for export. Oats quiet;
sales of fair feed, ST. 40. Corn nom.
inal. Rye. ST 174@l 20. Potatoes
frm; choice, ST 3O@1 373.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-08-06
The Trial OF Lord.


SAN BUENA VENTURA, August
5th.-in the case of Lord, now on
trial, the prosecution occupied all
the afternoon in introducing the
testimony of States evidence
Jones, Austin Brown, Doctors Del.
mont and Isabel, the Spaniard
Oliyas and the Chinese cook. Their
testimony did not differ from that
given in the two preceding trials.
1t seems now that the prosecution
will rest early to morrow.
SILVER King Concensrations-s
Robbery.
YUMA, August 5th.-The fourth
shipment from the new Silver
King mill, consisting of $4,000
pounds of silver concentrations,
goes forward to San Francisco this
evening. Also, $500 pounds of
concentrated silver ore from the
Seventy-Six mine, Pioneer dis
trict, consigned to q. w. Kellogg,
San Francisco. Yesterdays Pres.
colt stage brought four bars of Tip
Top bullion, valued at $4,000.
The Southern Pacific Mail and
Stage Company's stage was stopped
July 31st, at Picacho Station, a few
miles west of Tucson. The robbers
secured one mail bag and Wells,
Fargo g. Co.'s box. The United
States Military Telegraph Line be-
ing still interrupted by the recent
storm, we cannot state as yet the
amount Of treasure lost.
TO Have Taken Poison.
WOODLAND, CAL, Aug. 5th.-On
morning, about o'clock,
Mrs. Emma Hoernlien, wife OF a
painter of this city, was missed
from her residence. On an exam
nation of the house q note was
found in her hand writing, stating
that she had left her husband to
promote his future welfare and hap.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-08-06

WILMINGToN. N. c., August 5th.
"A quarantine of twenty days has
been established here against per-
sons coming from any city south of
Wilmington where yellow fever or
other contagious or infectious dis
eases exist,
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-08-06

PHILADELPHIA Aug. 5.-Chas.
Anderson was killed and John
Smith seriously wounded this
morning by Capt. James G. Fisher
of the schooner Zephina Stillman.
They were caught in the act of
robbing Fishel's vessel.
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Dns,.- risy Luns.. Yard.


Yesterday evening, atout 3 o'clock,
Officers shsehsn and AIkire arrested
Samnel Rawiey, at Bells stable. on
Austin street, charged with having
committed sn assault GU young man
named Marcus Combs. Rawley stated
that he had come into the city with
load Of cotton, bringing his wife with
him, and that lie had rented room
In the same house in which the family
of young Combs lived. He says that
Combs abOsed his wife, cnrsing her
aud calling her obscene NAMES, aud
that be eIisstisei him Tor II. A wit
ress who saw IL, states that the f,iss
originated Wy young Combs turning
Rawley's mules Out af the lot, Which,
he thought, was trssapasslpg upon his
premises, and thai kawiey. without
any warning, knocked him down,
kicking him several times in the bead.
inflictipz an ugly wound. When the
police esrs. after hlrn, he ran and hid
under = hay NOV. wien cneSf them
picked up pitch.fcsk ard pretended,
- Though he was going 70 stick II 10
The hay, when Rxwiey fearing be
would do n. jsmped out and was ar
rssfe<i. He gave bond far his appeas-
ooeo, - - seBsess1 frpa eastody.
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las Cit, Lnmher sara.
The Tramp N.,..nee.

fheGgh tue police have arrested
large numbers of them, yet the
tramps seem 10 be ON the increase.
The educated tramp shuos the business
PORTIONS OF the city, choosing to operate
for food in the suburb, for two Tea-
sons. FIRST, 10 keep cot OF the way OF
the officers, aud, secondly, because ne
eau do 80 with better success. While
the men folks are down in the city at
Tending To business they visit their
residences Ia quest OF food. Women
pity them more or less, and being
aware OF this fact, they take advxD-
tage Of it. Often When refused food
by them they became insulting A
gen ieman living Ia tie cedsrs had q
call from oas OF the nonlads yesterday
about breakfast hour, and he was told
tha. II he would cut AL arm fan Of
wood he weu'd give him something to
eat. But being so exhausted he was
allowed to eat first, after which he en-,
two sticks OF weed and took his ,lepar-
tare, carrying of the ak with hun.
Some families receive a. many Ne half
a dozen eslls a day from them. In
dry weather they sleep in the bottoms
across the river, building great camp
fires, while so many are detached for
food. They come into the city singly
aud Ia pairs, tut room bnnd together
for mutual benefits. They are nui-
sanee that the police should do their
utmost to I'D the people Of
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DIZZY GoDD. nAn.sr.

pRlNFs-Robes 81; Pinks es81k: shirttngs
80 soil e, Ii, sta ndaFcs, ol-4goc; stifei,
Use; GarHsfs, &c; dafInony, &c
BROW n NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. A, s d:
Indian head, /, s%c; Nashville, "A. NC;
ttlcs, Z, okc; Lawrence, LII, LIE; Badger,
Ii, III, 4c; Dwight, -; feperei, ii, T14c; Pc
p rel, 90 In g.. y
BLEACHED NS-9amsutta, Al;
Us, Fruit Of the Loom, loo; Lonsdaie, sl.c;
Hope, ri Peap -dg, sc; New Jersey, &, fc.
DGCks-Ariinston Brna N l4tae; Chamti l.
On fN ilItd fii1c; Lewiston Plan str pc, I5c;
lie .lstoWD fhecs, iahei Arlington Fancy
stripe, lig.
AdBklca-soIl, 5>.ei Flat, SIC; High
To ors lie Eiga
CORSET JEANs-Naunkeag, si-s, Penn
berton, o.; suffolk ss<c.
iICkS-Amos zeSg AGA, Ike: Lewiston
sl-in, lic; do s6-in, Use; do plaid, 81; Methucn
"A, i5;; Conistogs .eld medal I5c; do cCA,
i2tssc; co DIS, No. /, tse: Eastern A, sc.
tHECh5-EcnBom i5Iac; Americas lie:
Caledonia, No. 70 Is :; Pars leo, lie.
pESIAS-BostoD, h1zr; CoruIs Xxx IIL.c:
OTIS. Bk, I2Sxe; !olk, IL Ciarks, 2pc.
On EVlQf s--S ellington. sizgsc, Evretts.
laA ;Amoskaag, Ice.
sfRiPES-Anefican, s5sci Glasgow, ia,
lie: Ala baina, h-a, brown, Il,sc.
tINGHA AS-Amoskssg, sc; Bates, Sc:
kenfrsw, &c; southwark, Sc; dress siyies.
1870,
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Ds'is- ,Isy s.umber YARD.
me n.n

Tho hall given by The SionewAll
ufcys iest night, al The opera house,
wac the notable event OF the season.
y little after nine, the company be-
San 10 gather, and soon the spacious
ball was flied with the elite Of the
city. TIE he'll va, decorated with old
confederate iiag-, while large pic
,uro Of General Slon.waIl jackson,
froin whom the company take their
honotet name. hung at the entrance.
The ball vas mGst pleasant affair,
one lung To be remtmhercd IS those
present. The stouevalfs conducted
TIE nTogr.mruo Of the evening Ia a
nsruel lliaf Tsfiteis credit upon them.
The iisht fantastic was Iped until a
iai" hour Ia the morning, when the
company departed fog horne 10 dream
o'es HgAio the pleasures Of the ball.
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LEGAL ADveBTlsEMENIs

I,HE STATE or TEAAs, COUNTY OF
Il Ies' PRECINCT, No. 8.
The state OF Texas TO the sheriff or any
e3Bsiabls OF Dallas cennty greeting. Whert :
IS oath has this day been made before IN
By William Sachse. hat Il. G. Rhine l. q
transient person, SO that tue ordinary pro-
Cess of law can not be servsd upo1 hstn. you
are hereby c6m anded that you by roa- IA, Z
publication OF this writ In some newspaper
printed In Dallas county for three success
sise weeks bef5 the return day he.eof
sumrcn the said Il &, Ri ne 20 be aud ap-
pear bsfore mo at ins once, Ia preeiaes No
2; n tue eonnty o: eailas, on the 18Th dag Of
February A. d. Is.S, 20 answer the COM
sum Of min iy.thres do:isrs, due gpon act
count FOR IN ps,ey losned Ia ss;1 T. q. sRhIn.
about the Drst Il November A. p. Nj, to
purchase crop. or which sud cop was II
STANG ~ a iisn for said money.
Hefrjn fail not and eff this writ max due
return as tiIs law directs.
Given under my hand thisthe I'D day of
Janusiy d. ISIS.
EFT. NYER-, Up.
Precinct n s. Dallas county, Texas
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Or: J. {. AVER 4 CO., lowell, nass.,
fraesdess asS Assiytioai fL.v.t.fs-
WIZ ~ ALL DRUGGISTS yvIKfwHEKx
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Dallas c,,y Lumber YARD.
a Drhsnessa Farmer aas Levtpg
Daughter.

ef"tbc&NA FARMER ana LAYING
Daughter.
About dusk, yesterday Marshal
Morton WAS called upon by beau.
tifui, biushing yong girl, over
whose bead rome sixteen summers
bad passed, who stated to hinl in a
dillident, though, straight forward
manner, the occasion OF her call. Her
name was Emma Po-ton, and she
was In quest OF her father. who she
stated, had started to this city from
their home in Ellis county, last Ssta..
day, with load OF cotton, and telling
them that he would return back Oh
Tuesday. Failing to come, her mother,
who knew the fathers weakness fer
strong drink. and fearing that some ac
eident had happened, sent her in
search Of him, she being the eldest OF
the children.
The girl seemed greatly distressed,
and stated that she feared
her father had fallen into bad
hands. The msTshsl's sympathy was
aroused, and he started, accompanied
10y the girl, Ia search of her father.
The wagon yards aud saloons on the
different streets, aud other places OF a
character he would likely pslronize,
were Visited without success. The
girl began to suspect that her father
hid bsen foniiy dealt With, and cried
.bitteriy during the remainder Of the
search. After looking in vain for the
missing msp, the marshal took the
girl 10 house and started out again
on his search, the tears Of the weeping
child doubtless leudiDg him energy to
prosecute it. AT last the old man was
found In n beassly state Of iatoxicstlon
In low down howell The JOY Of the
daughter, on seeing her father. though
Intoxicated, well aud alive. was
,anboundsd. The old man had sold
BIS cotton and squandsrsd he psDcseds
during his debAuch. He promised
Marshai Merton h. woold atayt hess
viii biz dseshtsr lessly.
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wuoLEs..y euor.Ry n..uyr

BACON, per ib-short clesr, o 3-iaiDc;
shoulders, -4sTc; breakfast, 10 L2dtIlc; dry
salt, l-2@7 B-ic
25asee,
BAKING PowDHRs-Ys rton. brands, IA
ID cans, per doc 81 sses1 So IT, do do, - sea
2 tu,,l do do, u 35,gi 80
ChEESE-W esisrn a III Is to Is i-ec
CANDLES star, +s 10 -, i5tdisc.
CutFEE-Jasa, per 10, $3.50, HI ,, hoiec,
ssesz &c prime, 2l@si lac; common to
CoNCESTRAfED LYE--various brands
DOG ID cans. per case, 81 25a,5 Da.
FtsH-Aackeral, Der Dbl. so O9aesli %; kit,
= s@tsl = white hsh, kit, 959si Is.
HEhRl NGS-Drtsd, per nOx, 4aa50c.
FISH Dried GOLDFISH, per b, stale.
I.ARD-In fierce, s:s-ialsc; % ID Gaiis. 100
10 l-.c; and 10 10 In tins, IL s.ggi2c.
h Ns-Per Id, fancy brands, lies8i51zzc;
MOL As 5Es-Faray LouI lana, per gal,
o9 s.; Choice, 3s@eou; Prime des5Sc; FAIR,
ijetsGe.
RICE Louisiana, per ID. 7@7I-2c.
81 Gal. aranuiate.i, per Is, II 2-lel2c;
Y nee, A, per 10, 10 i-IaIo Lac: Choics
Loai9isua, 9e,s %; Prime, i-4as LIE: ordi-
II lry 10 Far, stsS s.; Common. 3-4a3..
soDA-eCssti bi-oafh. English, 64s lee
reg, 8 NJ 5eI5 20,
STARCH Various brands. per ID, 4s.es5c
50 olive, S4sS-i fancy soaps, per box,
SALT Liverpool seek, 81 eetai IS. Ohio
river, la bbls, ~ tas2 10. table, per sack. Ia
CSC
TIE Ace apowder, 5aa,5e; imperial. 500
&c; Japan, tyI.p0c, Uoloug 4bds7se.
Cider, 2o6,:0c; white wine, 20
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ElTRAYS.

Taken UP by j. n. Grady AMI estray d
before Z. q. Mcclure, jos ice of the peace.
sorrei, brantei on ltft shoulder, not els.
tinSut habi-, an ttsr an iton grey, brand
not dis,ingsshsble IN isft shou der. tns
third n baj eans ofsnd as iron gray.
Total valuation foriy-nvs dollars. 1871
Taken Up by ]. Aetey. and etrayet be-
! fore j. II. stewart, Justice Of the peace. one
sarrei mare, branded on lett snouider X. II
or 70 years Did. blind In right eye, IL hands
high. white IN foreh. al.
ysfrs Mt often dollar. lS-3t
Tskep mp ~ q. w Hams, and eS,rsy ed
before 0osert George, jus 10 ,sf the peace,
ore brown horse- sawy back. Hen bit r., !.
or years old. Is haacs high, branded, i,ts
Valued a. i've ty I've doilars- list
Taken up by ~ iilism OH and estrayed be-
fore ". W Peat. justice OF the peace, cue
black horse mule. abaut fourteen and one
hair hands high. Ave years old and branded
sF. connected, on the ien shoulder. One
Sands hisi, s about Six Year, old and Srsnaeu
BP, connected, on tse ieff shoulder. NO other
marks or brands refcepttbie. vaIQsd At for
Taken up By :. a. Rush and esirayed be.
FORE ". W. Peak, Justice OF The peace, one
dark brown mare, six years OLD, fourteen
der uos dlstinguishabie. yained 81 thirty
doifnKn.--lz-at
Taken up by =. 2. Wage, agent for Mrs. J
| jusfica Of the peace, one red and white spot-
sd COW, mar ked eror, under Bit and upper.
BIZ in the tight ear. snd crop snd split 10
spotfed calf. no marks or brsuds- vssued Al
ten dollars.-I7-n
Taken up by b. n. Whitaker and sstrsyed
before George W. Noisy, Justioe OF The
pease, one iieht bag mare about 8 or year
old, bIsmish In LEFT eye, about II hands high
no ruarks q brAnds. Mule colt. light bay
Lara each lb-9t
faGSn sp By Hugh A. Lynch and sssrnysd
bef0sn Wv. Peak. ynAtits OF the pesce, oAs
"a q On tke neck and u On isft hip. Vale
nd ~ A0S-y dollars t6&
Takea - d Jensrson Ineke fand eseTnysd
haloEa r. q. MoCiure. 5ust1ce Of tbs peace
one 6esun hprs mnies ahts. ten handl
hffh. nSxnde4 Ton xiehf shooI6ef ard 4 q
tn911Q A11d nne brown mnre mule bgandsd
~ 1leFs yslasd = tuensK-eyu