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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1878-03-07
SWORN Evidence.
The following Cure Is probably the most re-
narkabie ever effected BY any medical
preparation, for the treatment
Of caIarrs

6sa.ieac;,T hereby certify that have had Catarrh
Ter lea Years and for the last six have been
terrible sufferer: was rendered partially deaf had
euzzing in the head, pains across the temple, dizzy
spells weak and painful eyes, swollen aud liberated
tonss, hard and constant cough severe pain across
Tie Chest, and every Indication of consumption NV
nead aclci all the time. The matter accumulated so
rapidly IN my head and throat that could not keep
bed, II seemed 20 me-, at the point of sufocaton.
would tan have recourse to every means In my power
20 dsodge The mucus from throat and head before
being able 10 siccp again. aperiod OF six
with difficulty swallow. finally consulted an eminent
surgeon in regard an operation them, but at his
request postponed y. The constant Inflammation and
liberation In my throat caused by the poisonous mat
infamedlay lrngs that coughed necessarily. deep
hard copSa. Meanwhile my system began To show the
effects ts disease, that Host esh grew pale and
showed every symptom of an early death by consump-
sixmonts ago. began the use of SANFoRD's RAprcaI
CURE FOR CsTaERI. After using the first bottle he
gan 20 improve rapidly The first dose seemed to clear
my head IS had net known Il to be for years II
NY congA ta tses 6cys BY using it gargle soon
reduced the Inflammation and swelling Of my tonsis
SO tnat they soon ceased to trouble The
across my chest disappeared the buzzng noises my
completely restored and every symptom of disease thai
had reduced me TO the verge of the grave is0ppeared
by the use otSASFoRD's RADICAL CURE FOR CATsRgli
have been thus explicit because, as a druggist /
have seen great deal of suffering from Catarrh and
hope TO convince many that this is great remedy
am familiar with tie treatment OF Catarrh as nrac-
tised by the best physicians, and have consulted the
most eminent about my case. have used every kind
period Of six years past aud have while following their
USE taken great general health hat Obtained
no relief or encouragement from any OF them
BosroS, Feb IS. lS15 GEO. f. DINsNoRE.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1878-03-07
AT sPEcHr,s FERRY

NORTH. aoUTH.
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Reduced rates on 'sround trip tickets to and from
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to DubuqueaBdreturn8 Scents.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1878-03-07

Each package contains DR. sanford's Improved Inhs,
ing Tube. with fn for use in All cases. Price
$780, For sale by all Wholesale ard * tail Druggists
throughout the United States. WEEKS & Pi)rTER
General Agents and Wholesale Druggists, Boston, Mass
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1878-03-07

SUFFOLK, IS. FIN D. is,s
Then personally appeared the said George r. Dins.
MORE and made oath that the foregoing statement by
him subscribed is true. Before me.
SFFH ]. THOMAS. Justice of the Peace.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1878-03-07
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-22
CLUBBED BY AN OFFICER.

One Of the worst oil brutal clubbing by police
man up IN tho Fifty seventh Street Court yes
terday. Oficer Stevens, or the Twenty second pre-
cinci, is acknowledged handy man with his club.
Only week ago. 1t is said, lie was locked up In the
Fifty seventh Street Court Prison charges Of as
sault preferred by his fellow officers, but was dis
charged, his comrades not wishing to press tho
charges against him. The night before last, unds
tered by his past experiences, he dubbed Garrett
Flynn of No. 239 West Sixtieth strcct Flynn ar
rested tor alleged dsorderiy conduct He was unruy,
so Stevens beat him mercilessiy about the head
With nls club. number OF citzens, taking pity on
Flynn, down hcad the blood flowed n streams,
tnterered begged the officer for Gods sake 10 put
up his club. Flynn escaped while his sympsthizers
were pstitoning the officer, and ran into his house,
boiling the door alter nim Sevcus secured the as
ststauce OF Officer Clifford and burst IN Fiynns door.
They rearrested Flynn, and Stevens once more used
the club in an gu ageous manner upon the prisoner
ON tho way the station house Flynn was shocked
the club three times The badly beaten man anu
a friend OF hts, named John Pagan, Of NO. Isl
Wos Slxticth street, who tried to save him. were ar
ragned IN the Court above named yesterday morning.
Judge Kasmire, alter hearing the evidence, promptly
discharged the accused. The magistrate added that
he was prepared TO entertain charges OF assault
against Stevens. but Flynn, owing TO the persuasons
Of his friends would not appear against tho officer.
FIynn's head u mass Of bruises. He was terri-
bio sight with his bloodstaincd features.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-22
TRUST IN GOD.
PARTING ADVICE OF CARL LEHMAN TO HIS
wIFE-A SAD STORY.

PARTING ADVICE OF CARL LEHMAN TO HIS
wIFE-A SAD STORY.
woman, poorly clad and totterng with age. en-
cred Police Headquarters last night and requested TO
be allowed TO speak to the oncsr in charge She was
shown into Inspector McDermotps Office. when she
stated that her Lssse Lehman, and thatshe
was IN search OF her husband. who had oeen missing
Tor several days. She described MIN us being sixty
four years Of age, Ave feet eight inches IN height,
having white HAIR, full beard and mustachc. When
last seen olive colored pantaoons and Iinen
dustcr The records kept nj the Central 0face werc
had come TO the knowledge OF The police.
The following il translation oil letter, which ex-
plans the poor woman's troublcs:-
DEAR LIsxrrx pray do think hard OF because
you the truth. Although hive done everything
in N y power am unable lind work This cannot
longer went therefore 10 Mrs Ottendorfer ascertain
whether you could DO admitted TO the Isabella Asy
lum in Astoria which has been fouu ded by that
there widow Of over sixty be admit
ted. I will promi.s you. the same as did thirty
seven years ago. that II must give up my life
It will be for you. ana DO it readily Trust in
God and remember old III. who in God'
,Wer ichen Got aesst Waten) Sell everything
Miss Nemer to Mrs. Ottendorfer and Mrs Dung. Go
beg OF in the name OF God be composed and
remember :.
'''N ~ CARL LEHMAN
This ote, the poor woman said, had been doliv-
cred at house shortly alter ner husbands disap
poarance and she feared that he had committed sur
eide. Shc will apply Tor admission to-day al the
Isabella Asylum al Astoria. The police concur with
Mrs. Lehman in tho belief that her husband has
drowned himself.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-22
THE PARK NERS.

Before tho regular meeting, at ten o'clock ycster-
day. OF the Park Commissioners, bis wore opened for
the construction OF sewers In Third avenue, beyond
the briagc, and IN 134'h and 135h streets,
with branches IN Alexander, Lincoln and Willis
avenues There we're eleven bids received
aud publicly read. The award VIII DO made
a week from yesterday The Comptroller, who
usually attends was not present on this occns,on.
There was a meeting afcrward OF tbc mmissonrrs,
aud the resolution OF the Common Council was re-
ceivco requesting tho department. 10 include IN IT'S
Tor next year the expense OF repairing all
walks the parks OF the CITY. There was hand
some plan submitted for ths Improvement oil Temp
kins square by the experimenting archiiccs and tho
following psssed:-
Resolved That the report OF the experimenting ach
and the plan for Tompkins square submitted by him
be received that the Mayor and Common
Council be and they hereby respectfully Invited 10 I'M
the same tuat the experimenting arctect be anu
- hereby directed 60 suitable anu convenient
hall 1ompklns sorne evening during tho
coming week and submit and explain SAID plan 10 The pub
lie. OF waich due notice shall he given beforehand
The exhibition OF the plan will PROBABLY be made
next Monday. Plans and speoincatiens Tor grazing
Third avenue IRON Harlem Bridge to lam street
wero received and approved and the advertisements
Tor proposals drectcd 20 De published. he same
were submitted tor sewer IN 140th street and Tor
several works N tbe dislrcL Alter which
tue Gem m issioners adjourned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-22

Tho harmonizing grecnbsck- labor committee
pot down meet at the Sturtevant House last
ing and reach a conclusion as to whom 1t decrccd
eligible for membership In tho OF this
city ana county the State Central Committee IL
tailed together, but from individual members Of
1.-THE statement Cleaned that at some timo to-day
a Occasion would DC reached as to VINO were entitled
10 represented on tue State Central Committee. IL
IL believed this decision will give three cmbers to
the Blair Connolly faction two to tha Shupe and two
TO the Hanlon-O'Ricy gang
Through n misleading announcement In some OF
the papers number oil moers belonging to General
Thomas Egans labor organization Of the Eighteenth
Assembly district assembled last evening In Third
avenue to await the appearance OF the harmon
ring committee, before whom they wished
10 lay their case. They waited Ia vain
iii midnight, but General Egan SAID they
might DO as they pleased, as he aud his fr'ends
would start IN that district an indcpen dent candidate
OF their own. Norton, Mclaughlin aud Rcnv, the
Generals supporters, were present ana expressed
Themselves ready 10 follow where Their leader led.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-22

To THE EDITOR THE HgRALD--
For some days past the HERALD has been discuss
ing the bili,y OF nominating an editor Tor Mayor
in the hope Of getting good government for this much
abused city Ii is not Mayor alone that 10 necessary
but men Tor all positions who capable oil govern.
ing Mex, to tue Mayor the most necessary Is q
competent Board Of Aldermen, who would act
In concert with the chiet OF city govern
men. Tho only way I'm my opnionl y 70
eject men to ONCE who are free from
the tn,nt OF that political ORGANIZATION known
as Tammany Hall ! know that there are some good
men in tina body. but they are cither unwilling or
have OF sthc pail In the ward" aud are therefore
never heard 81. Ny proposition Is for she leading
journals TO form themselves into an organization and
TO present people the names or prominent ousi-
ness men for the positions Of Mayor and Aldermen,
and by the power oil the press wa may DO able at least
to get good government. There are many orgnniza-
TONS already la the Geid but she fear IRON thom II
IN at once eottiog into powcrhcy being all poiit.
clans by sson-thcy will be bad as those wd
nov possess Therefore appeal to the HERALD, AZ
the noutnpicce OF large number OF voters, 10 COM
slider my propostion and at least II not TO sst upon
10, TO propose some measure by means oil which We
may able to rid ourselves OF that pest known 40
the Tammapy Hail politician. ANriTAMhANi'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-22
SENTENCED TO DIE.
AFFECTING SCENES IN PENNSYLVANIA cousr
BOOM.

RooM
icy TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
susBuRY, Pa, August q, 1s7a
John o'Neili who has on trial here during the
last wccx for the murder OF Coroner Frederick Icsner
at tho Hickory swamp Coiiisry. near shamoKin, in
1874 was this evening found guilty oil murder In the
nrst degree. Potter McManus, ono OF bis coadiu-
tors. was convicted last Thursday for the
same murder Tho jury wont out at SIX o'clock
this evcn ing and agreed upon their verdict at half.
past nine O'Clock. ONeis two sisters were present
when tho verdict was rendered. and they creatcd .
sensation IN the court room by rushing toward their
brother and cxcaiming that his lie was sworn away.
The room donsely packed with men and women, apa
when the Misses oNe,li commenced crying the crowd
pushed fsrwsrd toward The railing, causing much
commotion. The prisoner was handcunrd and tsken
back jai amid great excitement One OF his sisters
follow sd him up the street ana kept wringing her
hands and shrfeking In a most heartrcndng manner.
A soRRowruL SCENE
When she reached the jail she Tell fainting on the
steps. o'Nciii n about twenty-six years old, but
locks liz. boy Of s,steen. Considcrnplc symrstby
wus shown i.r MIN by the eeurt ha5ifueA The weaiin
and beauty OF sunbury attended court during the
trial and this evening the court room presented .
scene resembling matinee a. mstropeiitan theatre
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-22
NATIONAL GREENBACk PARTY.

THE HAgMoNIZING COMMITTEE SUCCEED IN
PLACAr1Na THE KINGS COUNTY FACTIONS.
A larry attended Meeting OF the Committee on Or
ganization, appointed by the Syracuse Grccnback-
Labor Convention, met yesterday forenoon, in the
Municipal Hotel Fulton street, Brooklyn Tor tho pur-
pose OF harmenizng the discordsnt elements oil the
party IN Kings county. The members OF tho com
mittsc present wcre:-B. H. Wright, II. L. Bliss, John
Joseph JUNO, NJ. NJ. Copp and Alfred 7. Ransom. Too
meeting called to order by Mr. Copp, oil Roches-
Ter anu Mr. H. L. Bliss of Blu naio ac,ed as secretary.
hhe chairman explained that tns Was SIMPLY an
normal meeting To arrange inc basis oil settlement
their own proposition, and that " they could not
agree among themselves IN caucus upon basis OF
settlement the Harmonizing Committee wou Id then
at md near their respective views and would decide
through the chairman. The meeting then, on mo-
ton, took recess Tor halt an nour In order to en-
doavor TO agree amona themselves Upon the cxpira-
Ion Of that time Mr.. Hanson stated that tue comnit
IRON No. so Court street, which was the bona fdc
national greenbackaoor party Of Ksg's county, nad
concluded 10 reject the proposition of tho Other side
The chairman then stated that the committee mad
agreed 10 nesr hali-hour speeches IRON two gentle
men each SIDE. Speeches were tnen made by
Messrs. Mccain, Burton, Hurley ana Henderson ior
respective SIDES Mr.. McCgDn claimed mat they
bad genuine oreanizatlon Of over 1000 members,
and that they influenced 900 votes rhe men on
the other side the Exchange wing) had iaDored per
sistently aud iudusrlonsIy 10 widen tho breach in
the party. He stated mat the chairman Of inc Ex-
change wing had tod him The floor oil tho syracuse
Convention that they had out 800 members, anu now
tbcy pretended that they had 275 memDcrs In Kings
county They had put on thcr iIsts the names vi Cit
izens v no repudiatsd them.
Ai,er an extencod discussion propositions were
MADE by The Harmonizlng Committee fer adoption,
but objected - by the Court street wing. mo
acr faction proposed instead mat tho Two organiza
uons OF the grcenbtck party in clch ward OF the Guy
merge and elect officers ara delegates to the Gen.
trail Council This vas agreed to unanimously, and
war accepted by the Harmonizing COMMITTEE. Tho
following named delegates To tue GresDback State
Committee were then chosen From the second Con
gressionsl district Robert Collins; Third Conares;
disuict, Dr. Guion.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-22
DEMOCRATIC CONFERENCE.
THE PARTY MANAGERS ARRANGING THEIB
PLANS FOR THE cAMPAIGS--THE CARDS IN
THE rANDs OF TAMMASY.

THE PARTY MANAGERS AIRASGING THEIR
PLANS FOR THE cAMPAIGN--THE CARDS IN
THE rASDs OF TAMMASY.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
SARATOGA, N. Y, August 81, 1873
Leading democrats have arrived In force this alter
noon and tonight tor the purpose of attending the
state Committee meeting tomorrow. Among those
present. stopping at the Grand Union, United States,
Congress Hall ana tho Clarendon, are Comptroller
Kelly. secretary Of State Beach, Colonel Dun
lap, Senator Jacobs, Judge SANFORD +. Church,
Parker Williams, OF HUDSON; senator Herman; Levi
Brown, OF Jefferson; Thomas X nsclla, William g.
Kingsley, X. N. sFees, OF Niagara; Charles II.
swan, william 4. Ruger, OF 0nondsga; John Tay Tor.
OF Owego; h H. sbat klsnd, OF CattsrauRus; Dewitt
G. West, Of Lowvllle; Deputy Secretary Of
state Moss and Homer A. Nelson, al Poughkeep.
sic New York city municipality rs represented by
Aldermen sausr, Hall, shIels and Bennett and the
Tsmn.any orgauizatisn oy Ed. kearncy, PARK Com
missioner conovcr, Major William II. Quincy and
others number OF these gentlemen viii remain
over several days after the meeting oil The state COM
mit,oe. and frequent conferences TO tue conduct
oil the coming campaign will DO held
ALL
No ripple s expected to interrupt the current OF
routine proceedings at the oommittees gathering to-
morrow. The thirty-thres gentlemen merely come
hero Tor the purpose Of naming a time and place
Tor holdinE tho state cosvsniion. IL 10 conceded
shat the csmmuiee Is accidcdiy ~ the hands
OF the ant-Tiden element, and that no effort which
"Unce sammy" can make 70 capture n can prove
tnceesul At least for The present. The composition
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-22
ADMITTED TO BAIL.

Michael A. Keatng, Joseph Rev nolds, Joseph Camp
bell, Michael Watterson ana Henry Foley, watchmcn
OF the Hotel Brighton. NJ Couey Island, who are ac
cussd of aesnutting william II. Muldoon, q Brooklyn
journalist were taken before Judge Gilbert OF the
Kings County Supreme Court yesterday, and oaed In
the sum OF So 900 each. Their bondsmen were
Mcssrs. Sweet Brcslin, the hotel propretors, who
juslihed In the amount Of $40, 900 each.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-22
TARpY JUSTICE.

From the Pail Mall Gazsite, August
The feat for which Nile. Dodu has been doca-
rated with the Cross Of the Legion Of Honor per-
formed in 1870. when she was charge OF the tclc-
graph once Of Pnbivers Directly Nile Dodu heard
that the RI ussians were hand she hid the ,clc.
graphic apparatus, but THIS did not prevent the enemy
from using no wires Quo OF the nrst acts OF tue Ger
mans was to taKo possession oi tho telegraph once
and TO shut up Mile. Dodu IN ncigDboriog room. In
this room Milo. Dedu managed to intercept tho dc.
spa ,chcs OF tho invaders, and by so doing she pre-
vented whole French brigade from bang surrounded
aud falling into the hanss ~ the enemy Tor she con
trivcd acqusint the suj-preirct OF Pihviers with
the substance OF tho intercepted commun ications.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-22
THE CONCERT ON THE BATTERY.

Tho concert aud hop 10 be given by Jarrett a.
Palmer on pier l, North RIVER, this evening will DO
n novel affair. superintendent, wall,ng has ordered
the attendance OF nearly one hundred policemen. Tho
programme INCLUDES the illumination Of the steamer
Plymouth Rock, which viii pe ynoorcd on the south
side o the ricr; grand musical en- tcrtainncnt by
the Plymouth Rock Marine Band, Brunswick and
Mozart Cleo clubs, Lowe, the xyiophonist and tho
three brothers Bent cornet players After the con-
cert the dock will be and dancing insugurstcd.
Tue pier 10 nearly Ave hundred feet long and ono
hundred ieet 10 width, anording ample room Tor
100 cotinon sets. large stand Is to bc erected
on this the band and the singers will be stationed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-22
REPLY TO "rHE" ALLEN.

NEW YORK, August 20, 1873.
To rnE EpIron OF THE HERALp;-
As you havef puoIisned tho I statement that
'rhs" Allen made In reercnce to tho place Of meet
ing OF tho "Ffln Assembly" district 'Nationa LtDor
Grcenback Ciub, Ia which he states that the place
III que Is muse OF ~ reputc, deem II simple
act justice TO correct H. have never kept house
OF Al repute, nor 40 keep one now 4 refer 10
oil the people IN the neishocrhood, and sso TO the
captain OF precinct, In support OF my statemenI
BY publishing this you Will ouigo
- HENRY MEYER, Ma ITO Prince street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-22
HE BROO1LYN BRIDGE.

Comptroller Burrol OF the city Of Brooklyn, stated
yesterday that the question OF furnishing the trustees
OF tho Fast River Bridge with money 10 finish tho
structure was a very large and important one As tho
bridge was tay Erost part the property OF
the city OF Brooklyn no should not nesitatc he said
trustees have enough mouey 10 protect tho
work a sady DONE but on the question whether Brock
Ign should continue THO large advances required by
law In the refusal OF this city 70 meet her
Obligations he had not reached q conclusion He was
posiivc however, that legal proceedings should be
taken against the Comptroller Of TINS city ana that
they should be pressed to the specoicst possible
ain
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-22
STRUCK WITH A CLUB.

Ofnccr Early, of the Third precinct Brooklyn, at.
tempted to arrest Edward Rorke, OF No. 9S King
street. and John McCuo evening for drunkenness
and disorderlY conduct. He was attacked by
the two men, who endsavored to take his CLUB
from him. Maggie Lucas, ncighbor OF
Rorke's obtained posscssio Of Officer Early's club,
alter hal struck the prisoner and dealt tho Off
a blow on the head with IL. She was arrested. When
the party reached the station house Rorke was found
10 be badly injured that 1t was necessary to re-
move him to the hospital Tho doctors were unable
to tell last night whether not his skull was irac.
fura
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-22
TRIED TO KILL HIMSELF

Peter Green, OF No. 313 East Twenty-sxth street,
while intoxicated on Monday night, reached the loot
East Forty first street. where he threw himself on
the high wall upon the rocks below. lie was
summed but, upon recovery, he asconded to the top
OF the wall and again about to throw himself on
when Onlcer kiIbride, oil the Twentyhrst precinct.
saw him and arrested MIN. In the Fity-seventh
Street Court. yesterday, Green was repentant sad
drink had led him TO tue attempt upon his lie and
promised 10 touch liquor no more Ho was thcreupon
dischArrcd.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-22
RAILROAD REORGANIZATION.

Tho recently elected Board OF Directors Of the In.
apoiis, Bloomington ana Western Railroad Com
psny yesterday in the Drexel Building and agreed
on plan OF reorganization, tho principal feature OF
which that cash is required from the
bopdhoidcrs. The plan is as iollows:-Tbere will
be issued new irst mortgage Of $4,000 900, second
mortgage OF ST. 000 900, third mortgage oil (nconc
5000 OOO and stock $l.500u00. Total, $4,000. 00o
his plan will be presented 10 the bondhoders for
signature IN few days. The solicitor OF the company
OF that number 81. 5000 havo already asssntcd to
Tho MAN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-22
FALL OF A HOUSE.

A framo building, In course OF erection on the
premises OF the Citizens Gaslieht Comp ny OF New
ark, fell yesterday while the workmen were on ~
and one injured so thot TO died
while being removed TO his homo, and two
o. hors wore seriously hurt The man VINO oicd
named A. G. Tavior, oil the corner oil Fillmore an
Market streets. The other two Henry Strongham,
No. "a Cross street, and Thomas Brady, OF No. 53s
Market street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-22
ACCUSED OF SHARP PRACTICE.

young lawyer oil Newark named Edwin \. Wnclan
was arrested tnsre yesterday and held TO bail on
charge Of sharp practice preferred by one George
Parker. whclan was attorney for Mr. Price.
OF Brooklyn, who owns property IN Newark
Price, the amount due being nearly 500 and tho
emouat realized about 1000 Now Parker CLAIMS
thu, whslsn. reserved the money, fsiisd TO rand
over tue surplus wheian debates ~ has been csicn
up by constable hire, &c HIS legal friends corroDo.
rate him. Meanwhile the case Will undergo )ud'ca'