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Live and Let Live

Is the motto of Kneeland the druggist.
Fourteen years experience in drugs and
druggists sundries has given him a
knowledge Of the wants of the people.
These wants he endeavors to supply and
at the lowest living prices. Hisstock will
always be found fresh and well selected.
Special prices on paper, window shades,
paints, oils, &C., for the next 80 days.
Call and see the goods, whether you buy
or not. Opposite d. & J. Wilson's. ct
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Mr.. Henry Holterman has secured the
agency for the Light Running Domestic
Sewing Machine formerly owned by Rohrs
q Woke. All those wishing sewing ma
chimes will do well to call and examine
the "King Of Machines" before purchasing
elsewhere. At
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Call at the new shoe store.
No trouble to show goods sat the new
shoe store. sss 3 fFeaFs
The best line of handmade boots ever
placed on sale in Napoleon, at the new
shoe store.
At the new shoe store ladies you can get
perfect fitting shoe,
Immense bargains in boots and shoes at
the new shoe store.
FREAsE BROS.
First door south of the First National
Bank napoleon, Ohio. tt
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Silverware at Frease Bros.

G. M. Fisk has moved back to his old
store room, opposite Bitter Block, and
has opened out larger and finer stock
than he hasever carrie, iees,re, consisting
Of watches, clocks, jewelry sI.yts 1a,a.
'spectacles, violihatrings, etc. Also watcl
work and repairing done on short notice.
All work warranted. twill pay you to
call and examine hisgoods and prices be-
fore buying telsewhere. tt
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TO CoNSUMPTivES.

The advertiser having been permanently cured OF
that dread disease, Consumption, by simple rene.
dy, Is anxious to maks known to his fellow-suerers
copy of the prescription used free Of charge) with
the directions for preparing and using the came,
which they will find a sure cure for Coughr, Colds,
ing for the Prescription, will please address, REv.
E. A. WILSON, 1914 Penn St., Williamsburgh, N. Y.
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Every succeeding season hundreds of
people are supplied with handsome, neat
fitting suits of latest style clothing from
the Eagle Clothing Establishment of Hahn
& Meyer, and yet hundreds more can be
supplied in like manner. Largest stock
to select from, low prices, best workmen.
Their stock of hats, caps and gents fur
nishing goods unsurpassed. Call and see
for Yourselves. St
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Recorder Hartnett has furnished us
with statement of his business for the
month ofJune. For the month ending June
80, 1881, the number ofmortgages recorded
were Al, and forthe same month this year
the number OF mort cages received, we're Al.
No OF deeds recorded, 9s;. acres ofiand sold
1850; No. Of town lots sold, 2s; mortgages
recorded 20; amount secured $l7.111; No.
Of mortgages released, Al; amount re-
leased, $2S, S,25Ss4o. ssasD .Nass n
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ERRORS OF YOUTH

GENILEMAN VINO SUFFERED Tor yenfB from
a Nervous Debility, Premature Decay, and all the
effects OF youthful indiscretion, will for the sake or
recipe and directions for making the simple remedy
by which he was cured Sufferers wishing to proft
by the advertisers experience do SO by address,
S-9.iy JOHN B. OGDEN, AZ Cedar st., NY.
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!. Mr.. Ephraim James has erected new
building for fouuday purposes on Monroe
street, one square east Of the river bridge,
and will carry on general foundry bust
ness. Notice his advertisement in another
column.
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Hancock, who is again located at the
Boat Store, Wishes to see all his old Gus
toners, and as many new ones as choose
to call, at his old quarters, where he in
tends keeping a general stock Of groceries
and provisions, and everything usually
found in grocery store. Bottled ale and
porter for family use always on hand. tt
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PIMPI.E%.

l will mail (Frce) the recipe for simple yegcta-
Bile Balm that will remove Tan, Freckles, Pimples
and Blotches leaving the skin SOFT clear and beau
tiful; also instructions for producing lnxurient
growth of hair on bald head or smooth face. Ad-
dress, inclosing &c. stamp, BEN. vANDELF d Co.. IL
Barclay St., MY.
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coRNALL-HAYEs.-on July6, 1882, at
the residence Of the BRIDES mother near
Florida, O., by James E. scofeld, J. p,
Mr.. James Cornall to Mrs. Amanda Hayes.
All OF Henry county, o. ss, b
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NOTE LosT.7-A note given about March
1st by Lewis Horn to Joseph Rentz for
800, payable in four months, has been lost.
All parties are cautioned not to buy said
note, as payment has been stopped.
Aka 0e3gs,f f3 JOSEPH RENTz.
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No. 8 On the Wabash connects with the
Chief Justice Waiteat ToledoTevery Sat
urday morning at 1880, for the Islands.
This afz0rds an excellent opportunity for
our citizens who wish 10 spend the sabbath
at Put-in-Bay or Lakeside.
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The Napoleon drum corps will accept
our thanks for serenade on the 4th. The
boys are good players and did much to
make the celebration success Wauseon
ErnOSif0r
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QUALITY BEsr-QUANTITY Mosr.-Com-
pare the size of Peerless Cough Syrup with
any other. But price is same-5O cts. and
Al .00. For sale by Kneeland.
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Late la the Season.

Still the wall paper boom continues at
Kneeland's. The best assortment and low
prices does the business. Special INDUCE
ments will be offered on Wall Paper and
Shades from this date to Sept. 1st. 2t
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AS Mr.. Geo. Hildred was grinding some
tools in the factory Tuesday afternoon his
hand slipped into the machinery, cutting
two fingers up pretty badly. Drs Maer-
ker dressed the wound and PRONOUNCED
the cut not dangerous. II # IN
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y A petition is being circulated asking the
Council to improve the street running to
the depot. The petition is unanimously
signed by business men and citizens.
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Quite number of our young men are
Camping out" this week on Girty's Island.
We suppose when they return Napoleon
will have surfeit Of bear and deer meat,
fish &c.
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Special inducements are offered you by
the Burlington Route. Twin pay you to
read their advertisement to be found else
where in this issue. tjan. / 1883.
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DR.. Kendall's treatise on the horse is
Just what every horse owner should have.
Pay up your subscription and get one.
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4 In the Howard-Asire scandal case, on
trial at Toledo, Mrs. Asire's testimony
figures up IA 900 words, and probably she
is not through talking yet.
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Halls Vegetable Sicilian Hair Renewer
is universal favorite for restoring gray
hair to its original color, and making hair
grow out thick.
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Machine Oils.
Call at the new shoe store.

The best Oils for the least money viii be
found at Kneeland' 3 Drug Store. 2t
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Geo. Patrick has heard from his stolen
cattle, and they will be returned to him.
The thieves took them to Adrian, Mich,
where they were picked up, Mr.. Patrick
il lucky in having them returned. Sher-
iff Daum is on the track of the. thieves.
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LosT.-On Friday last between John
sons blacksmith shop in Napoleon and
Reiser& Browns farm, one mile north of
Napoleon, a log chain. The finder will be
literally rewarded by leaving the same at
my residence or at the Postoffice. III
WIN. LIGHTHEIsER.
July Sth, 1852. At r;1t# \
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JUDGE OWEN refuses the use ofhis name
as candidate for Supreme Judge and
SAYS he is in favor OF the denomination OF
Judge Oakley.
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Ifthe Democrats are successful this fall
land they surely win be)will Calico Char
lie issue Thanksgiving Proclamation
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Mrs. A. E. Mann requests those ladies
wanting dresses cut or made, to call at her
rooms, over Stuckman's grocery. :Her
prices are reasonable. tt
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We are closing out our stock Of ready
made clothing at actual cost don't buy until
you get our prices. H. F. NoRDEN q Co.
= f At
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The members of the Y. P. 7. U. are re-
quested to be present at the next regular
meeting, Friday evening, July l4th.
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Heller a cooyer are agents Cor the New
Home Sewing Machine. Call and exam
inc the machine. At
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The Howard case at Toledo will bel given
to the jury to-day. The jury should not
be long i'm figuring up Howard's damage.
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Mr.. James scofeldha on his farm a
stock of timothy grass Q Tie inches in
length. Who can beat ita N
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Messrs. @. Samter & Co. have opened a
wholesale and retail liquor and cigar house,
three doors west Of yanHyning's livery
stable. They have in connection with
their wholesale business very neat bill
lizard parlor. They are pleasing and affa-
BILE gentlemen and deserve the patronage
ofall WHO wish to, buy anything in the
line of wines, liquors, cigars. tobacco, &c
Parties should cali and examine their
stock and prices before purchasing else
where.
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The attention ofthe reader is directed
to the professional card Of DR.. A. E. H.
Mearker in another column.
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For wool-twine cordage, wooden and
willow-ware go to Bradley's. TT
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The Normal school commenced session
Of eight weeks al Delta on Monday.
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I offer for sale first class steam thresh-
ing machine. Special Inducements given
and terms easy. See Daggett. If
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Hay is bringing about $500 per ton in
this market. s.
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= Jas. Phalan gave up carving the mail
70 and nom the depot on July lst. y
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ImuOrtant 10 Travellers,

You can get nickle clock, perfect
time piece, at G. M. Fisk's for S1.50. If
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quite number Of Democrats took In
the Republican Convention at Defiance
Yesterday. assr-.
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Ladies fine neck wear and collars go to
Norden's for IL. At
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Astons walk isheing put around the
Woke Block. III }f4
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Jewelry Of ali kinds at Frease Bros. !.

A nice line of spring and summer suit
ings can be found at s. M. Honeck's be-
tween canal and river bridges. tt
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Judge Geo. g.. sensy.o Of Seneca, was
nominated, By, the, Democrats Of the 9th
District at Upper sandusky on the llth.
Mr.. Seney Is an able man, and in giving
him the nomination the pemocracy Of the
5th put their best foot forward. He will
be elected by rousing mNority..a
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Bound to be on the Safe Side.

I At Norden's, is the best place to buy
boots and shoes. Call in. At
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Among our guests on the Fourth was
MI. Fred. Allerof Napoleon. wehappilys
made his acquaintance while here, and
found him to be perfect gentleman. He
is a candidate before the Democratic Con-
ventiop- this fall for the nomination Of
Sheriff and should he get The nomination
we feel that the Democrats have man be-
oretHe people whom II elected win fill
the Office with credit to himself and JUS
ticeto the people. Heisa man with .un-.
tiring energy and;honestin every respect,
and who is notafraid to earn his bread by
the sweat of his brow. Mr.. Aller has been
a lifelong Democrat and has worked hard
in the interest OF the party -Holgate
Times.
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Ntlll,More to FOllOw.s

Fans and parasols very cheap at Nor
denis. At
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This afternoon at k25 Pembroke Heller,
wabash passenger tfainsa He says he Is
subject to epileptic fits and claims that he
was seized with spasm as, he was about
to get ON the train and fell to the ground.
His left foot was caught by the wheels,
and the first and second toes were badly
crushed. DR.. Hollister dressed the wound,
and Heller went on his way to New Balti-
more Blade. ia bs.h 3.3sv -
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For fruits and eenfectionerysgo to Brad
leyfs. @4 SazRA tf
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Attention Flremen.

A inll attendance Of the Department y
desired at the Epgine House Friday even
ing Jnly 1ffhs Important business b be
tfaasnete r. b HnELER, ohief.
ME,Hepers youngest dAughter. Katie,
net with quite serious accident on Tues
dhy. She, together with companions, was
playing upon bed at her home and in ths
port folIpnt stirling oupcn 'fhe broken
handls Of a babS Wagon which penetrsfed
the thigh and injuring the bowels, produc-
ing a serious ifnot dangerous wound.
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Binding s dull In NapOleon thIs seasOn.
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For fine fit and stylish goods call ON
8. M, Honeck. #

The following table will show the extent
Of the land businessin this county tor the
year ending June 80, 1882, as taken from
the report Of the Recorder to the Secretary
of State: 1R
No. of deeds recorded, 5-,a n ,4S4
acres Of land sold, 65,234
Average price per acre, w N 2O.OO
Total value of lands sold, N l,S04,7sO
No. Of mortgages recorded, 45O
Amount secured, a- S69,l2t
No. of mortgages released, st-t S2S
Amount released, -.. 2o7,1oo
No. OF leases, -fi l- " ~
Fine mackerel and all kinds Of salt fish
at Bradley's. v, v, W y s "
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The extention of the Grand Rapids and
Indiana Railroad from Petoskey to the
Straits of Mackinaw, was completed for
business on July Sd. The first through
train arriving at Mackinaw City on the
morning of July 7th, having over ninety
gers on board. This road is bound
to be one Of the, pleasure routes Of the
country. EEI
Ladies, stockings have birds, animals,
flowers, ETC., worked upon them, and yet
the dresses trail, and these beautiful and
expensive works ofart are only visible to
All Sin, who does the washing. - Telegram.
Is 1t possible that the moral Batelle has
been endeavofing to peep At the ladies'
anlxles2 We expect to next hear that he
Is playing the roleof Chinese cheap iaborer.
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Blessed is tho good citizen; he buyeth
his goods of the home merchant; when he
wanteth printing he patronizeth the home
printer and doth not 60 abroad; and when
desiring apuff tell him he il q good fellow,
and feed him on smilesso that be groweth
90 lean that be feareth to walk iii strong
sunshine lest his transparency impresseth
the people that he be spiritual and exists
only as ashadow existeth; and that the
substance ofhis diet is faith and kind
words and shin air! The good citizen
knoweth thai every dollar kept at home
inures to his individual benefit, In the ex-
tent thatythe medium Of circulation, al
profit ontrafic gladdens the pocket Of the
home dealer, who u ever alert and watch
full, andwho sells 81 cheaply as the cheap
est.--Ez.
E0f frylit iare nh fall crlns % tr, p~nS
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Go to Norden'. 70, grain bags.

wheat harvesth has commenced.
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The selection OF teas and coffees at Brad
ley's can't be beat. tt
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Last week farmer who resides within
two miles of Napoleon sold a small lot Of
wool in Wauseon.l He said that he had
obtained about five dollars more FOR his
wool in this market than be could get in
Napoleon Waaseom Republican.
That's little too gauzy. The same
week the above appeared the editor of the
Repsl6,isanIgave Wauseon quotations on
wool at 85 q BIC. AT the same time Ma
poieon buyers had paid as high as SOC for
a few choice lots.
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Go to Norden.s for black and white fine
lace just in. s At
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Good goods but no fancy prices y Hon
eck's. "
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Forty Cents !

is our wish that the paper goes into evey house
hold in Henry county, and we hope friends n the
different townships win assist us in doing onnd II
the same time advance the sood cause Of Democracy.
p.- Remember every cash IN advance paying sub
scriber siis copy of the Horse.
Send I'm the names- n
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There will be Camp or Basket meeting
held in the grove two miles south and one
half mile east Of Malinta in Monroe town
ship, commencing on Wednesday even-
ing the 26th inst. and continue over the
following Sabbath. Elder M. Bulger, of
Fostoria, O., will be present and take care
ofthe encampment. Therewill be no gate
fes to pay. All We ask is afree and liberal
contribution for the esupport Of the gospel.
Allare invited.
y Malfnta, D,, July 10, 1882.
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.Gsssst Brothers
Toledo, o.
sFuRN xr u RNl
81. = .ss ofsIl kinds At !. .,sf
Less Prices than any House in the
West.
A Large stock Of our own Manufac.
4 ture.
"a 100 and 1902 Summit, cor. Adams St.

For glass and queensware go to Brad.
ley's. II
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do to Norden's for boots and shoes. At
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zRiehaeld NeWs.

Go to Norden's fOrlawns, lawns, lawns,
q reduced prices. C,J.lsseg 4.
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MARRIED..

Bargains in ready made clothing at Nor
denis. Call in and see. At
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That Sly Old Fox.

Plain and lace bunting in all colors at
Iordan'ss 81 Gn rA At
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/ DIED,

For all fine tobaccos, go to Braoley's. If
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Campaign Northwest.

~ The Democratic Northwest will be sent 10
any address fOm this date until after the fall cam
paIeu, for the low price Of -
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-07-10
IN THE FRENCH CHAMBERS.

Paris, July SIN the chamber of deputies
to-day, request submitted by the govern
ment for the credit of 1900, 600 francs for pre-
cautionary naval preparations, was referred to
a special committee.
Admiral Jarrequiberry, minister of MARITIME,
stated that the object OF the government was
simply to place the navy on the same footing
as in 1870. The levy Of marines would not
exceed 1000.
M. dc Freycinet said the government de-
sired to create a reserve squadron. When all
around us, said he, are arming, France must
be ready for every emergency. AT present,
only precautionary measures are contemplated.
No one dreams of engaging France in war
like ventures without consulting the cham
Der.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
ST. LOUIS MANUFACTURES.

St. Louis, July 8.-The Laclede Rolling
Mills will start up again next Monday. The
committee for the men signed contract agree
ing to resume work, under the Cincinnati
agreement until settlement shall be made at
Pittsburp About 600 strikers will 60 to work:
Thus, on Monday, all the mills in the third
district will be in operation, except Helm
bachers. A forge of two hammers are being
run at Helmbacher forge, and it is believed
the men employed in the rolling mill depart
ment will soon return to work.
ITALIAN FREIGHT HANDLERS ATTACKED-THE
END NOT YET.
New York, July S.-Some of the Italian
freight handlers were attacked early this
morning in Battery Park, but they succeeded
in worsting their assallants. The New York
Central and Hudson River pier, at Barclay
street, is crowded with accumulated freight,
very little being received and much less being
handled. The Erie piers were receiving no
freipet at ALL At the upper piers of the
Pennsylvania railroad little freight was re-
ceived, but as fast as possible it was loaded
on flats and taken away. AT St. Johns Park
depot no change was apparent. One train
left this morning and another one was being
loaded. The prospect of a settlement is as
vet in the remote future.
FIGHT WITH CoNTRABANDS.
Chicago, July 8.-A special dispatch from
Piedras Negras, Mexico, says: Last evening
news was received here of battle between
eighteen contrabands and forty soldiers acting
under orders of the custom-house. The con-
trabands were overtaken by the troops ten
leagues from here while in camd, half troops
attacked them mounted, and the others open
ed on them from the ravine. ContrabandS
fought desperately losing two men; of the Gus
toms party one was killed. Nine smugglers,
upwards of forty bales of goods, number of
GINS and forty horses were captured.
LOTTERY MEN SENT TO THE PENITENTIARY.
St. Louis, July S.-The first case VS.. the
the lottery men was ended this afternoon.
When the Jury, after being out one hour, re-
turned into the court, finding three defendants,
Herman Burnes John Black and John Cor
don. guilty and assessing their punishment as
follows: Burnes and Black two years in the
penitentiary and Gordon six months in Jail.
YELLOW FEVER.
Panama June 2o.-There have been three
fatal cases of yellow fever latsly among canal
employees, and eleven soldiers of the Colon
bian Guard have died of the disease here. In
Aspnwall there have been pine deaths from
the disease, three being foreigners resident on
the isthmus and three from vessels in Navy
Bay.
RUINED BY SPECULATION.
New York, July 8.--Gould II. Thort,
whose suspension was announced on yester-
day, was compelled to suspend through the
speculative doings of his bookkeeper. His
liabilities are $4,000.
FOREIGN.