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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1879-12-11
A STORY,
Ten Years in TrOws5rs-Sent to Prls-
Ou-Marriage.

William Freeman rented = small farm at
Wellsville, Allegheny county, IN 1876. lie
had worked farmers in that section tor sew
eral years and was known as Handsome
Billy on account of his fine form and face.
He employed an elderly widow TO keep
house and her nephew to help ia the farm
work. In 1877 several burglaries occurred
in Wellsville, and, to the surprise OF al,
the stolen property was found in Freeman
house. He was arrested but protested IN
nocence, and was generally believed.
4 Grand Jury, however, found an in
dictment for burglary and larceny. He
pleaded guilty. and was sentenced to eigh-
teen months IL the Eria county ~penitentia-
~. IL March last the people Of Nellsvllle
applied to Governor Robinson for a pardon
aud the Governor, as I preliminary &C
ton, directed the penitentiary authorities
to report or the prisoners physical condl-
ton.
The prison physician then learned that
the prisoner was a woman. She said that
her name was Mary Ann Shafer, her age
-. and that she was the daughter Of Ger
man emigrants. Her father died soon after
they landed. and her mother married again.
| They moved to Allegheny county when she
was eleven years Old and her father refused
10 support her. She disguised herself as 4
boy, started cut 10 seed her fortune, work
| one season on the Erie canal, and for ten
wears preserved her disguise without arous-
ing suspicion.
She became Il member of the Methodist
Church and tried to lead Il pious life. In
regard to crimes crimns charged against
her. she said they were really committed by
her sekeeper's nephew, who visited her
before she pleaded guilty, ard declared
that unless She did 50 plead lie would Kill
her, and she believed he would carry out
his threats.
Soon after her sex was discovered, Miss
Shafcr was pardoncd, aad the man who
caused her imprisonment fed. Last winter,
under her proper name and attire, she Wis
tied Bradford, Pa. The merchant whose
store she was charged with robbing had
sold out at Welisville and removed to Lime
stone near Bradford. Being in the latter
place one day he met Miss Shafer. fell IN
love, proposed, was accepted, and last week
they were married.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1879-12-11

on the callows. The door. were then placed III
position. Tracy was unable TO support him
self. but according to one Of the priests he
was conscious. and in a low tone ct voice
invoked the mercy Of God on himself.
Five minutes after the accident the moose
again c~ncircled Tracy's neck and in a twlnkl-
ing his second involuntary decent, this time TO
the satisfaction Of the Sheriff, Tracy neck
having been broken.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1879-12-11

Horrors Of horrors. Some New York
boys actually stoned Mrs. Mary Forss to
death on Friday last. She was a young
married woman and the mother of four
children. After knocking her down they
threw her into a coal bin. The boys are
named Charles Crowley, Frank Mahcr and
Cornelius Sullivan. We are glad the great
outrage was not committed in the South
Star.
The Hickory CeroLaiot reports a big mad
dog sensation. The dog passed through that
town, bit two dogs. and tried to bite several
persons, was shot al twice, went on TO Spark
ling CataWbl Springs. seven miles distant
bit a boy named Matthews living there, went
on to Catawba Station. biting several other
dogs on the way, and was last seen going up
the river. The town authorities Of Hickory
have ordered all dogs killed that may be
found running at large.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1879-12-11
Special Notices.

lIcnliug's Worm Coufectious are sold 10y al drag
gists. and are highly recommended. They are the best
worm destroyer known. Children love them sod
everywhere.
, 1879-01-12
ECZEMA ON TILE SCALP,

A{ess1s WEEKS & PoTrER-Gentemen: I can
not refrain from adding my debt Of gratltude to
YOU for having placed within my reach the wonder.
ful CUriCURA, which has rendered unnecessary nll
further experiment Of physicians. and IN req
uarknbly short space Of time has rid me Of loah-
some disease. Idlspcnscd with all physicians two
wears ago, believing they did me no good. The
Cur1cuRA has stopped this unsatisfactory expense
even ii It were necessary and had the courage
nay longer to follow their advice-and brought the
lone-looked- for cure and happiness have been
afflicted with Eczema or Salt Rheum on my scalp.
breast and limbs for five years, during which time
have been under the treatment OF physicians. OF
ut mineral springs or taking some kind Of medi-
cine have been treated by Drs. ~. OF -.
DR.. -, OF -, and visited sulphur springs, and
taken numbers OF patent medicines. all without
the faintest approach to cure April hrst last
began the use OF CCTlCURA, which was Immediate
" successful in mr. case, entirely curing me.
have not had clean scalp for Is years until the
use OF the Cur1cURA entirely healed it and LETT tt
clean and healthy. The other parts OF my body
we're affected IN more aggravated form, but are
row COMPLETELY healed ] believe myself entirely
cured, shall continue the CET1cuRA REsoLTEST
as directed for its wonderful action on the stom-
ach and bowels and cooling influence on the blood,
1t will afford me pleasure, Us have done in many
cases. to urge the afflicted to use these wonderful
remedies. z ...
New Bedford, Sept. 80, 1878.
CAuT1os.-n procu1able, use CuTlcEnA Soar.
, 1879-01-12

The Cincinnati Commercial is OF the opinion
that "The indications are that, rs the most lm-
portant questions before Congress for some
years are to DC in relation to the finances, the
great States Of Indiana mud Illinois are to send
to the Senotc VOORHEES, and LOGAN, each as
the most furious OF partisans, one protesting
the fierccst Democracy, and the other Republic
anism,-stalwart, If not fiepdish; and yet these
two great American statesmen could not, to
save their valuable lives, tell wherein they differ
on anv question OF noncy.'
, 1879-01-12

r,c7Asr1us, and perhaps METuoD1us, were
l-ononnced PrenliI1enarinns. The creeds
srd I'D liturgies Of the early Church, it is ssid,
- mt recognize Chiliasm or Millenarianism,
~, does any creed Of Christendom, unless
- - eo,ne small bodies, al1ude to the doctrine,
,-napt to condemn it, while they all affirm
,,a common doctrine. It should be added
.hot in respect to the restoration Of the
,.r~s md future millennium, there is some
are1si,y of belief among the rejecters of
C,;;;osn,. some affirming tho return of tho
1.rs to Palestine, aud others doubling or
danyins it, and the majority expecting IN
asrthly millennium, while many hold that the
millennium is either already past or is to take
,lace after the final Judgment, in the future
world.
,,,not be given within the limits OF an arti-
40 Ike the present It may be stated, how
erpr. IN word, that, us already shown, the
doctrine was 10 some extent prevalent in the
Church during the second and third centu-
r;es: that after the beginning of the fourth
century it declined, and was soon co,npara-
ti,ely forgotten for thousand years; that
at The Reformation, in the sixteenth century,
i ras revived md was accepted by the Ana
,antists; that in modified form it was re-
c3i,ed By some able and devout men, such
az afrpE and BuESEr, in the seventeenth
century; and that it has gained considerable
;raneuce in Great Britain and America with
in the present century, and especially within
,ba last ten or fifteen years. It seems to
mike progress in times of darkness and per-
eecution, or in seasons of prevailing religious
dcclens,on and unbelief-
The best authorities on the Prcuillennial
side aro InESErs md LAcTAST1Us, among
the fathers aI1DE, BunSEr, Bishop NEWTON,
Elliot. FRYE, the BoSAEs, and AFFORD, OF
England and Scotland; ST1En, AUBEs11s,
and LANCE, Of Germany; and Drs. STEPHEN
II, TING, Jr., Willis LoRD, and BROOKE, Of
America; aud on the opposite side, OE1GES
end AUGUSTINE, among the fathers; WH1rBY
md DAVID BnovS, of Great Britain; and
uopeE On Eschatology; SHEDps, History of
Mlenerianis1n; and the Commentaries Of
EopcE, BARNES, and Cow1Es, Of America
, 1879-01-12
"Haye you anything further to tell The
Tn1n1rxE reatlers about the Mater-supplyln

TRIBUNE readers 2n0uL Lu@ "SIe1'suHpaJt
"Not ut present. ::
u(ionrbv,, fras said, and, dropping the
phone. the explorer, accompanied by the polite
gentleman in charge OF the ounce, went across
the ergine-roou where the ponderous rnachin-
cry was pumping at the rate OF oo,ooo,ooo gal
Ions Of water per day, and thence out to the
lake shore to see
TIE CONDUIT
that was in operation and supplying the pump
ing-wells, The channel is about six feet below
tho bed Of the lake, and commences on the
outer side OF the old Water-"ofks basll. a large
volume Of water was sweeping through it at the
rate OF about i've miles an hour, aud at open
ings in the board-hoor that covers IL men were
engaged with sicve-llkc net, similar to those
used in catching minuoWs, tn scooplng out the
drifting anchor ice that Is SO troublesome
in the lake tunnels, in order to prevent it from
accumuiating at the shore wen and cutting OF
the flow Of water. l1e 9a..t "as pure anu
clear, and it. is doubtful If any OF tue many
consumers have noticed any enanss, unless II pc
in the snowy taste, wnicn IS llttie more per-
ceptible than that OF the Nllo euPp9'' Inc gen
tlcman said that there was eus.. "o'Gx ~ eupp'ltu
from the Crib, but NOT enou:n. I've people
were touchy on tue qEeslion OF water,
supply, and he hopeu lug reporter "onid
not write a. en;t scnSaS was M s.s scaHer nae ahe
inspection OF the CONDUIT W.; ~ sooner ana!c
than the tug Welcome h9ve I'll n klSnl ana tue
ice that she turned aslue Ief
Prov could oe p'a1u4s 7Se e, Sn ~: ua 'pIa
ling in the bright sun nhe Tu1 aaao'lus' t1 WHY
nway to the northeast 10 10 ~" ~ ~ ad ecu'n
reach, immature nlout 4,roe.,tnJ ~ ~ .t,o
along thc horlzou' aIu r. ;,,,ner.a;.1. e " tno
most picturesque sGe"so .o,,ii M;t 49," WV Wv
ana then solita1, Ena' nv as II ,vonIsr;,,or ~
bow OF The approacnins ~ ~ ~o',ueg .e'agi ~
its appearance IN 5e ;ttic craft snel nntntcE,
its coming on Tue ist'S ~ ~ m ss stpasr
ruDted seemingly, any ~ Xxx r ~, n;,I a1in
around the east slue q. .' Tushet; hack to- 4ha
lanulng Inc reporter au.u ,n,. A." Nc
phone 10 exchanse ~ aem ,'o,r w. orrivas "''A
ChesnrouGh ABOUT snc 1an1eI .,uI sa..2n
ne "elcoEle na3 l a;S Ns f,hashra,o.,,
1es; she IS l'ese, sa.u h"r3,, 9''ouso'
VINO came up Will ~.
Mr. starke, he1 9"l nS,
"W Who commands ncr
Capt: Moou1. ,,,o,,. .,, ..,,,
lhat nave tney ~ sn5 1pous ,:l lnc t'lp: ..,,,
AIT. Starkc IS Summing oee'oe n'e' anu Mill
speak for himself" x.uu.,,
,Agood clear voice rcsp9noeo u Inc ''ha1loa''
o. tne reporter, ana askeui
Nhat eau ~ iof eous ..:
:On, tc1! mt apoAt suGa y, n'p up lue 1ihe'
Did You cncouuser s,ius1! l!:i ,ce
" MOI Efe'it ueai uutn ~ sot VI nte1ne,
when VIC lounu II p1eIts t.l'cA anu III !as8 ne1os
between tnat p'ace ulu uIoSs 1o!1t' ~,
'. lou got Through I'LL tl@ne o'o 5ous
"Yes." ,,,, -,
no" 1u1l. W.. s"L lt se.;.a.t ;',et
NJ. Chesorongh A"s just eoocluoeo 10 Keep
us day or t"o;. ~,
ANY othcT Ml"auhes Ge.itle1ncn E: Will }ou."
moniy 1ie Taptaill .,; auu; us laetl. ap =,
, 1879-01-12
CUTlCURA RES0LQENT,
A Great Purifying Agent

Ulcers. Sores, Assesses, Carbuncles Bo1s, Milk
Leg. Fever Sores Erysipelas, Sores, Swclled Sore
Lee, Old Sores and Wounds. and such other mani
fesiatious Of Scrofula are rapidly healed By, the
CurtcUnA when oil the sa!yes, olntments. ana To-
ever, The REsoLyESr should be taken internally to
peut1alize aud expel the CORRUPT poisons in the
blood that appear on the surface in the form OF
ulcers and sores.
Il should also he taken when the skin is hot and
dry the system feycrish, the liver torpid the bow
els constpared, OF when the constitution has been
shattered BY nlalartal o. anti periodic d15e0se-
, 1879-01-12

An Ohio Paper goes hack and digs ND little
history. as follows: CAT the Convention that
nominated T1LDES for the Presidency, Senator
DooI1TrLE, OF Wisconsin. ctsesed a resolution
fayoring the RECOMMENDATION Of silver, and was
hooted down. This incident rot lodged the
wrong way in the memories Of the orators Of the
glorious Eiguth7'
, 1879-01-12

FOSTER, aged -, and the bride Miss Cum
1SGs' but three years his junior, They had
been afllanccd since youth; but, as the lady
insisted on gift Of $4,000 from the Colonel
on her weddingday, the event was postponed
until the lady compromised" Another feath-
er in the cap Of JOHN SHERMAN. The success
OF Resumption affects tho matrimonial mar
ket as we'll as OILERS; and Miss CuN1sas
shows her good sense in adjusting matters
With the CnIpllel ot q gold basis.
, 1879-01-12
A NEW CHICAGO ENTERPRISE.

Chicaro cntprprise ncYhr sleeps: it ALWAYS is
as ceo 80 49,, .,o.r satds uarsoif = nh;1d ~ a.,
III sea1cn " NC" "e0a en'u ~ go
terpslsF, the asLoheh1Hs !esul. " pe1se'e1auec
and far-sceinr, it is not to be wondered at that
her own children, her citizens, get imbued by
49, .,,,o .,;r+ which main within tho ehort
'"e 'A''e sr IT, ..-.-s.s:.,
space VI 'naua AAen'o11 ep'e"o'o eo1'et.' y. Ia
palaces rise from marshes, where tile Indian
traders hut used to bc tae onlY human naoita-
tiou, Transformed q mere ul1ch lhto naToor
Offering protecton 10 ts.st *! NY. IlIai ~ G.
calls at any other port o. TINS seaarlllg nat!on'
and carry it into new uelos neealnS anu dcser'-
ing development.
Although very Young yet chicago has reached
stage in her progress when personal enter
prise and energy alone is not sufficient, as it
was some years ago, to lead its posscssor to
certain success. Whllc no place in the country
offers more favorable conditions for CONNER
cal and industrial enterprise than Chicago, 1t
also cannot be denied that there exists sufficient
drawbacks already to discourage quick aud
energetic men, and cause them to go elsewhere,
where the surroundings have not yet attained
such wonderful growth as tucy have here.
This state Of things, by no means discrcditable
TO Chicago, is decidedly the prime cause we
lind so many Chlcasoans engaged 10 ocFeloplns
was, comparatively speaking, almost entirely
unknown. Chicago enterprise and money is
now engaged in building up the mining coun-
tries ol Colorado and Dakota, in many instances
with 45 wes rss15 5sssed 10 gf wch 5i M
bring forward some new mining scheme, called
into ltlc by Chicagoans.
Among the latest of those enterprises is that
of our well-known fel1ow-citizen, Mr.. A. G.
Hesiug. Our readers doubtless remember the
-Zeitslng, while travelling IN Arizona, which
were reproduced in the columns OF The TRIBUNE.
These letters showed that Mr. Hesing Travelled
for purpose, aud that be was gathering inlor-
+fr%1fI
, 1879-01-12

Why didn't TILpES send letter to the
Columbus Sth-ofJanuary powwow? What wds
it, auynow,-a real Democratic celebration, with
no pcnt-up Utica to contract our powers, or was
the occ. sion sort Of blarncy-stone for THUR
MAN, Ew ING, and ''Gentlcman GEORGE" " to
lick? Somehow nobody but those Ohio
aspirants for tue Presidency took much stock in
Old Hickory.
, 1879-01-12

The New York Word complains Of imitation.
1t says tile amount Of money to the square inch
in this country is quite sufficient for the de-
manls OF trade. The whole amount is 81. .000,-
009000, with considerable purchasing power,
and more being coined.
, 1879-01-12

DAN VOORHEES, has found.an admirer in the
editor Of the Nashville american, who declares
that - All who oppose Rcpublicanism and its
financial principles and practices should rejoice
at the opportunity presented Of returning Mr..
VOORHEES," There are very few sensible men
who oppose the PRINCIPLES OF the Republican
marty at the present tilue
, 1879-01-12
CU1'lCURA S0AP =,

Ts nrepared from Cur1cuRA in modified form, and
il positively indispensable the treatment Of Skin
and Scalp Diseases. We recommend 1t for the
preservation OF the Skins of infants, for gentlemen
Who ehave and are troubled with humors, for those
who deaire q c2cun and wholesome Skin and Scalp,
ana for ali purposes Of the toilet. BATH and nur,
sery. lis medicinal ingredients are so refined and
rrand curative effccte, while its delightful re-
freshing fragrance equals OF surpasses the finest
parisian Soaps.
nossibte to obtain it, because we know it will
not interfere with speedy cure, as other soaps
frequently do. CuT1cuRA SOAP will be sent BY
mail to any address on receipt OF price.
, 1879-01-12

The Buffalo Express is panied at the evidences
OF the decline Of the British Empire. Thirty
years ago,'' it exclaims. "the Queen OF England
would have been shot at quite as often as any
of the Kings aud Empcsors."
, 1879-01-12
@0f1k 0IfT

hereby caution and warn all parties manufac-
turing. selling, or using parlor hilliard-tablcs,
that letters patent No. 211 205 having been granted
me-, I shall prosecute to full extent all infrngers
in order to protect my patent. G. g. Akam, %
Albums street. Chicogo.
, 1879-01-12
RESUMPTION.

Low prices meet the wants and demands Of the
people. The well-known dental parlors Of Drs.
McChesncy continue to be the popular resort for
all fine dental operations. Bestset teeth 50, Cor
ner Clark and Randolph streets.
, 1879-01-12

Even the ladies seem TO be:willlnE to COM
promise in consequence Of the hard times
and the general stagnation in business circles
e Virginia newspaper prints paragraph
which says that "a marriage took place at
fnrkeSille On Saturday, the groom being Col
, 1879-01-12

When the lips are dry or Scared.
When the teeth are DARK Or dull,
When the tongue is hot anu hard,
and fills the tain1ed mouth too full,
The magic Sozouont supply,
And all these ills before 1t fly.
, 1879-01-12
BUSINESS NOTICES,

Catarrt.-For &c years have given especial
attention to the study and treatment OF Catarrh.
sparine no pains nor expense in the endeavor to OBJ
tain every possible means and Information bearing
npon that subject; and while have cured hundreds
OF cases in this citT. have never before known
anything like the success experienced SINCE ne
gan the use Of Ozone. The many patients N DAILY
attendance =: my professional rooms will bear
willing testimony to all claim for this remedy.
Dr.. CLESSON PRATT, 202 State street. Hours:
10 to 12 and ? to ;j.
, 1879-01-12

If JouE SHgRMAS's bonds continue to go OIL
at the rate of $1,000, 900 day, how long will
they Iast!
, 1879-01-12

EnJcd17 7I719!.
Neither financial reyulsions nor the derastations
OF war have impaired the ability or popularity OF
the leading company in the world. Its assets OF
sSG 000 600 assure absolute security to ts policy
holders.
, 1879-01-12

The Cour;er-Journal says that Ell PERKINS
wrote his celebrated poem commencing '>Tnere
was sound OF revelry by night" before he was
II years old, rs school composition.
, 1879-01-12

whole family was frozen to death III texas
last week. Where are those Texas land con-
panies with headquarters in Chicago who tell US
1nat cattle winter in the Lone-Star State With
OUT care Or shelter, and that herdcrs sleep un-
ue1 blanket in the open air in midwinters
, 1879-01-12

Il complete record OF the donations received
by the City Of Memphis during the prevalence
o. tue yelIow-fcyer epidemic is printed in the
papers OF that city. The figures are o1iiciaf'
aud are taken from the books of Secretary
sNlTH. The total amount received from all the
states is sil7,53Gtj. OF this sum, New York
contributed s5G,s0o, and Illinois s5s, ol:D !:
California comes next with $4,000, and OHIO
nc1t With SEC. .0o0.
, 1879-01-12

The Office Of the Metaphysical University, 81
Bond street, New York, is at the Palmer House,
Parlor r. HRS. 81. G. Brown, President, can be
consulted free Of charge. The metaphysical dis
coyery, kills the root Of all disease, lifting mind
, 1879-01-12

MATT CARPENTER IS to try his "personal
magnetism ~ on the Wisconsin Legislature
this week. he tried it on the Republican
Legislature of 1919, but in vain.
, 1879-01-12

The Governors messages were generally de-
liyeyed last week, and the country, as well as
ncwspaper-readers, will breathe easier.
, 1879-01-12

Didn't Jouv promise RICHARD more than
once that he wouldn't compete!
, 1879-01-12
(Qqti (Qqttiicura,
TEE GREAT SkIN CURE,

The success attending the use Of this great rem
edv in the treatment Of Affections OF the Skin and
Scalp with Loss OF Hair ia astonishing. From ev-
ery part Of the country come the most grateful!
acknowledgements Of what might be called miracn-
lous cures. Messrs. Weeks s. Potter extend
their thanks to all who have spoken good word
for CuTlcuRA, and viii thankfully receive reports
OF new cases wherever they occur- They are con-
fdent that this new and original remedy possesses
grcuter healing properties than were ever before
known to the medical profession
, 1879-01-12
FOOLISH PEOPLE WHO THINK

they know all about sewing machines. without
having first seen the new noiseiess feed No. 8
Wheeler s. Wilson, sold at 155 State street, will
regret it. especially if they buy before seeing ].
L. F1auuery, City Manager.
, 1879-01-12

The Senatorial hair-pull:ng will begin asai
tomorrow in Springfield and Madison.
, 1879-01-12
FINANCIAL.
ESTABLISHED t8Go-
RANDALL i. F00TE, BANKER,


BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
usvtno heen for tTelrc Years q member OF New York
ssocK Eschanse and Vice President Of Gold Eoaf The
1oIa and Bonds also stock contract2. such as ssad
dies puts and - ca1ls on large OF small amounts
hnnrht and .od on regular commissions and moderate
,na rg1ns Pamphlet entitled ''W1ll street, and stock
tables containing valuable Information. mailed Oh re-
ce1Ot Of 1Uc.
, 1879-01-12

Dunbar's wonderful Bethesda water OF
Waukesha. Wis. may be found at Gale 4 Blockl's
drug-xtores, Nos. S5 Clark street and II and 36
Monroe street Palmer Ilouse). ALSO n1anufactur-
crs Of the celebrated compound-cu5cbs lozeuses.
, 1879-01-12

The Cur1crrA REMEDIES are prepared by WEEKS
& PorrEn, Chemists and Druggists, $50 Washing
ton-st, Boston, and are for saie by all druggists
Price OF CuTlcUnA, small boxes. so cents; large
boxes. 81. KEsoLyEST, 81 per bottle. CuT1cunA
Soar, Is cents per cake; by mail, 80 cents; three
c,rac rS
, 1879-01-12

and body from disease aud dilapidation into the
sunshine OF health and strength. Iuclose Is
ccnta for the pamphlet Of gG pages
, 1879-01-12

Those who suffering from. constipation,
dyspepsia, internal piles and blionsncss can be
promptly relieved ny Copleston's Anarus. E7hlch
induces normal action Of the system. For sale
by all druggists .-,,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-07-25

Petersburg Democrat.
The Steamer " Petersburg il again
running between this place and IIazclton
in the wheat trade.
Mr.. s. $ Eaton completed his contract
for grading the tow-path on this side Of
the river last Friday and paid on his
hands. lie viii probably secure the con-
tract for grading the road from town
out to where II strikes the tow-palh. at Il
higher rate than he was getting for grad
ing on the tow-path. Work on The
other side of the river j. progressing
finely.
Charles Blocklcy. deputy sheriff Of
Posey county, arrived IN Petersburg
Tuesday evening and notified officers
Hof hines and kiefer that one Of The
four prisoners that lately escaped from
the Posey county Jail was supposed 10
be in this vicinity. Upon receiving a
minueSdescription Of the fugitive. thew
went 10 work TO capture him. which
they succeeded in doing about r. o'clock
that night. He was al Green Reeds. in
bed. lie is under sentence Of one wear
IN the penitentiars. having been SEN
fenced day or two before escaping
from Jail.