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General Sessions,
Before Recorder Tallmadge and Judge Lynch.


oie HI0Isuer ISiImaoge ana yudge Lyncn.
IVA :, :. nAGoS ESQ; acung DstrIct attorney.
:. tne ~ e1cn house-samuei w; y. COOK
sn9 Eawin rerguson Guy wechmen were tried ior col
sl,nB sha csokns Iohn = Meyer anotner Waterman,
tne ouI'n wstcn mousse on the night oil the llh
o. hugus. me rumPus TOOK place on pay night, ana
MEYER on receiving ms money SAID 10 the captain oil the
wacn VINO was paying H. that ne had better keep It, and
pay MS debts he was then ordered out OF doors and in
tne heled MN along Tor the insult thus
offered to the captain Of the watch For the defence
proved that ne was ordered out oil the watch house
or ms aud that defendants aided in obeying his
ORDERS Inc jury found an immediate verdict Of mot
guilty.
Stable Buosfar;-Andrew mcGurkm was tried sor Dur.
gery IN the third degree IN INTO the naoie OF
John Cooper Jr iO4 Tnrd avenues OH the night oil the
23d Septemb err and stealing bridie morse covers, &c
worth ~ Inc properly was iound IN MS possession ana
as no deience was offered the Jury ound him guilty, and
the Court sentenced MN 70 STATE prison LOT three years
Drtdl Of James Egerfon Jor burglary. TINS bird was
tried on an Tor IN the second degree,
IN entering !he store ana dw cling Of Fex Rousseau sot
duane street. ON the h OF June lsst and stealing three
roek coat one dress coat and twelve yards Of CLOTH We
Iueo Sioo. Omeor Sokey .esuned that ne arrested
On .ne xstn IN ne street WIN one o. tne
loren cos on MS PACK Inc deience proved oy george
Newpurg ana Cnaes ss'er tnat tney saw PRISONER BUY
me coat Peoicr me corner Oh est broadway ana
An.nony street I'M, evidence was hot OF very SAILS
sc.ory ensscter 70 tne MINDS o. me Jury a. tney re-
meneo sosent LOT iengln on me and nnaiiy returned
seruc. o. gly Couhse' oi defence men , askea ior
an arrest 81 wnicn was granted VII ndey and
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Court or Oyer and Terminer.

paLnr I.d, u ~, M
Ger I7-Ty;oi Of Nome. ESmord. On = second in.
dic,mao, for nh,ayyio~ ~v 49, $780, S,; nsn, =;
this ci,x c,r ~. ;nsnai 10 =, $500 - 80
& 20 N,ho snr ~ CO. ,s,n =; nI Iii, " ", & as s
ca don1 40 bv mean. Of roryad ,,. s;ynsI Msnnsai
Whi,a s ~ - ~ ~'esA ~'' ''e-'~ o-'
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si a,ara;~ 80 "a a. e r .ncio 90 nv Wy .
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an his n.h.ic "a NJ US,,;n. n.., spr 49,, ;'n
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oa na,erial y;,n.ss.. s r.S ,h;nn No." , ~, pus
exn.c,ad ,ror, pa,,;mora Ta,,S,ras ~ No, ha',a 49,,
arr,ved rhs Curt ha,svr $3.50 m ~ ,ha rial o.
~. cor,h ,,;,h ,rS..ataS =; -. ,. -. ss.,,. a,.s'
bssn siiow.a Tbs NAM. -, ;,,rnr. ,y.rs ca,,, hm'
.urh.r M, trs,,,n =, ,;s.n ~ a,
twev ~ ,s,ssm., NJ from ,hs hov af IT,
cnn,y d.lav IF .om. hnnrs ,h.n 600 n,.c.
Altar sevcre scr,ov iurv :. ma sna,iv obta,ned Al
Asn on the MARI M ins ,hsn addressed
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n-s, Nnr ar,.nd NJ 1ohn n ca,dv,.u row an
1NOu' fieno' w. 'onn :. Cs.uweii' how oh
VISIT 70 VIRGINS, writes US ina. ne wishes 10 commano
aoou. VI .n.isy nousana uo.s ~ IN. os.
VI n'1ons oui i.Ieuu ~i.nes ". .ne
nave sxen iea.e nun te'ses ~ uvn "
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DIR. LEWIS FEUcHTwANoER,
of7l mA No ali. W
m HENKYis RHEUMATIC sYRIyP-ah..a.,;.
DIR COOKE
prr,,s H Mn FROM ENGLAND

RETUt NED FKOM ENULhN 70,
MYTH Al, The latest important information from Europe
w ~ WARNING Of the class Of ycnere-
o., ..,ss in he most aggravated FORMS with denied
Iee "a denstch may again be consulted reuonay as
we'll As con6densy. at his ONCE, No Nosn street. Alba
ny Loci Hospital Amerca the only Philan.hropic ns
miriam under the benign auspices OF the celebrated
h Cooke, No. Norton st. Albany ~ Y, for the relief
sod of The unfortunate eputed he bests
for the comfort and certsn recovery Of the in,sds
dance including board and which very mate rally ise
Of 90 de:rsbe retreat s,eed security resides on the
premises the most nesdnIous there may r9rcse hen umo
Roy the society Of perhaps the 81 eminent physician
we'll m the mos benevolsn, OF the e-EWops0n
Remsmbc Dr. Cooke attends personally TO his PATIENTS
OILS lmsI 40 -
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Superior Court.
n.l

Der l7.-DEcIsiors- RsdmanJ -
Judgment in the Court below reversed Lesser
PhnP kedrnty vs. Collin Shepard-Judgmcnt sor n.,
Allison Post u.s. william Losan-Judgmsn. FIR MIA,
Ohra ID r. Grant Us. Ben. Graham, ct ei-Mot;or oor
new trial denied '" ior
Before Chief Justice Jones
Sarah H. Wods "a Henry CothsaI ct aL-On cls;r, In
vcying points Of law. Verdict plaintiff sb no N
subject 70 the opinion Of the Court, &C w.
John Noble, receiver Of the ~ Y Northern Fss ma "a
cs. Edo e Halliday, aSmr $e.-Acton to recover the
amount Of acclaim. Verdict for plaintiff, $4,000 &c.
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RICH'D SILL,
Capt. Of Shin Echo.

The New Haven Palladium chronicles four divorces
granted at the last session Of the Supreme Court in that
city. In every instance the petition from the WIFE
and the is wfu absence the part Of the
THArKsorvrre.--The Governor Of Maine has appointed
Thursday, the 9TH Of November, as day of Thanks
giving in that State.
srEAMso.r Busrr--The Oronoco, lying ON the oppo
STE SIDE OF the Mississippi river from New Orleans was
purnt 10 the water edge the 9th instant O'Clock
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particular EXPENSE and should wish that permanent
provision might be made on the principles. want
70 see whether any Continental peace establishment for
earIsohs &c. w take place before engage consent
oil Congress 10 separate provision;
cannot ioroear adding word on the subject of money
Inc ony fehoEee Wa now have for redeening a large
anticipation on the public credit already made and making
10, hs Dement, othe army the coming in-The
Goecon hitherto is out Of all proportion the demand
consequence at this juneture that every thing
possible should be done to forward it. orbsar entering
no details which would ba very striking upon this sub
Jec VIII only say that unless there
IN the states public credit long receive another
shock, very disagrseable in its consequences.
With perfect respect
Ihave the honor to be
Your Excellencys
Most obsi servant,
ALEX. HAMILTON.
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:, LIvpRFooL, june 10, 1870.
Mn. JosErH FRAScD:-
nrxA Sin


My ship having been furnished with one of your i'm.
proved Life Boats deem 1t my duty to make you ac
quainted with fact in reference her. which
this port in February last On the 3th Of that month
whilst laying in the Waterloo Dock, receiving board
passengers and freight the skid supporting stage fell
from the rail Of the ship nto the dock precpitsng into
the water all the passengers aborers baggage goods &C.
at the time upon it, The Life Boat was laying on the
deck with all the plugs OUT the immediately threw
her over the SIDE and with the help of three men
succeeded in getting every soul into her They
~ one in numbers and although the time occupied did not
exceed ten minutes ali saved The situation of the
ship was such, that no boat could be got TO them
In but by pitching into the water instanty and this
would have swamped ordinary boat which would have
rendered her useless She lay with her gunwales about
six or eight inches above water and although full to the
same inside lay perfectly SAFE with the bottom open and
the side occasionally dipped under To her extreme buoy
ancy and capacity to bear great weight and keep right
side up it is alone owing that the lives saved; and
consider her cost az amply repaid to by her saving
many lives that day. The boat on the plan last
constructed; and is only Is feet long.
Should the above statement appear Of any service 10
you, please make any use of you may wish and be.
lieve me, Your obj servt,
RICHD SILL,
Capt. of Shin Echo.
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Court Calendar-This Dav.

sryrsIon Couar-Nos. 1884, 49, las ieI los, Us $50,
ls4, 20, ~. los, os, 66, ~, 81, lac, 90
CiRcuT Coupr.-Same calender as yesterday no civil
causes having been taken up
CoxNor PLEAsPart Mos. n, 20, a. 20, 80 "a, ~,
II, 10 ~, ~. Part 2.-Nos- 2, g. 10, ~, ~ TO- ~
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Circuit Court.
~

OcT 7-Peek and Sayre Storrs-This was an &C.
ton relative to claim for $780, which il asserted
already been paid (alluded yesterday The jury could
not agree, and were discharged.
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MEDICAL AID.

DR GREGORY will attend and prescribe for particular
may be relied plan paTsusd viii Be
enes also TO the accommodation Of the and perfect
III. worthy o note that great number of patient. h.,.
ing been treated for the ses,. were DISCHARGED BY their phy
nss .er the disease begins 20 make is gam and
in; 'a' In .as
oSs wnh 2, yt snsy un.no 20 any
% &c :a i % pDi
SSt % from uS9 :. ,iS
pedy where 70 oooin IL Those seeking the Doctor will and
80 nearly Es x.
''GSs sssshv s.,,g found at might,
.T.yas: Entitled . . q. IN
So &c . Sy Ss
"a 4 @ ;:s :. Il
Of ss S Ind gIosdwsy ao i the
CHEMICALS, DRUGS, COPAIVA CAPSULES
AND GERAM SILVER.
IL 4: & =
e. s mus % md : .s r
eo pS's a capsules: sqasy O. ss
Sd:s sA S os q s .sa
foil O. s %S,s n SO s,%Gpd
sps from 90 20 eos m b. eduss ~
sS 3 ~ e
hypoh, hide Of 81 80 compound whale oil
and all his poison, warranted Extract lockwood chips
dyewoods, sold very cheap. Apply 70
DIR. LEWIS FEUCHTWAN0ER
oi73mesc No. Wall st, NY
DR HENKY's RHEUMATIC sYRUP.-Rhsamstsm IA
- vanishing before this medicine like the ms Of night be.
fore the morning 30 confident IL
tsiny n eunx III. disease tina, he soemny hmsefto
another certificate handed to Saturday last:-
Dear SirAbout the first Of last June was attacked with
the rheumatism thfouah whole system but affecting
legs chiefly, and TO tn degree afflicted that not
sSs 70 h sf1 20 W ior above me-
haunted me- and after trying every medicine which imagined
could helm me- without the least avail recommendep 70
Try your Rheumatic syrup sent for bottle which mmed
stely relieved and before had all, enney
WIN. HXvENs, isi Avenue ID.
New York, Oct Q, ls4a s..
For sale No 7ss Bowery, OF Houston So Mo AZ PIN
csira, No 100 Nasssu above Fulton and IN
pes No 29o broad IT. ol1 " ~
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committee to obtain special appropriations when it
contemplated to erect fountsnsaso to omit in relation
to one OF the engineers the word chief" Adopted
To pay Henry NJ. Carpenter S2a9 &C. for expenses
CURED IN defending an ejectment suit. Adopted
ResoiutionsTo refer the question interest the
water debt to the acueduct board with request that they
report thereon. Adopted. ..
To re or the question whether for desk cannot
be provided In Of the Of the City Hall desk
for the Secretary OF the Board Of Education. Adopted
To provide clocks fJr wstchhouses Lost.
Requiring the courts report the hnss they have
sessed the District Attorney what process has
been issued on such. Adopted
That the Comptroller make report Of the city expen
dtures chasing them under appropriate heads Adopted
One or two other papers, of minor importance, were
acted upon, and the Board adjourned to Monday next.
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Board OF Supervisors.

Der. 1.-THE Mayor, as chairman Of special commit
tee to which referred the subjecto raising $40
the l4h ward for school house in the ward, reported
that the tax sufficient funds
being already provided in the general appropriation Re-
ference continued
The subject of raising ST. 900 by trx for expenses Of
the city Tor the ensuing year, taken up and elected
debate, in which the Mayor took prominent part OPP
position the details OF the report and offered amend
ment striking out all after the resolution to raise the
amount Lost. ~
The hour appointed for the meeting of the Board OF Al
dermen having arrived the Board adjourned Wednesday
afternoon, to which time the further consideration OF the
subject referred. na rf lffN lr.J
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Graham and James 8. Hslstead. 9Th distrct-Ssmuel
Jackson, ID n. Burtinett and Samuel s. Wandell
The Common Council then adjourned till Monday
next.
BoAhp AsssrASr ALpERMrS, Monday Oct. H.
lsaaThe President Assistant Alderman ADAMS, in the
chair.
Among the petitions were the following of Joseph
D. Edwards for payment Of horse injured by falling
through pier No North river to have wall in rear Of
streets-all Of which were referred
Reports Of Comnittess-ln favor Of concurring with
other BOARD IN paying Thom" M Lyon for services as
communication was received from the Comptroller
asking the passage of resolution to postpone the sale Of
properly for arrears OF assessments till Dec. next
Resolution posponng the sale, adopted.
Recommending concurrence in the resolution of the
other Board requiring to pay their werkmen
Do 10 pay Zebedes Ring the of assessment for
building bulkhead in East River. Adopted
Tho counsel OF the Corporation made report dec la
ring his opinion that the city is not legally liable for in
juries done to the Sixth Ward Hotel by mob, on tho
evening Of the charter election Laid the table
printed
Papers from the Boord Of .aidsrmsn-Permtn Daniel
smith 70 remove the remains OF his grandson from Hous
ment in the country Concurred in. ''''' ''A'''
To have the bust Of Chancellor Kent placed in the City
Hail. and referring the same, with power. Concurred
Unfinished Business.-Report of the Comptroller with
an account Of the Water Commissioner and objections Of
the Mayor to signing the warrants called up, but
motion, laid on the table, to be printed.
An ordinance which passed this evening in the other
board, requiring sunken lots between s5th and seth
Streets and 7h and sth avenues to be filled up was by
consent taken into consideration in this board While
the subject under discussion, the Of
the other board Jacob Hays in, and stated the
Board Of Aldermen being ready to meet this Board in
Joint ballot.
recess was then taken, and the members proceeded
TO the Board Of Aldermens chamber.
On the return OF the Board the ordinance was concur
red In.
In favor ofconcurring with the other board IN selling
a gore OF land to James NIB rar. Adopted.
Do grant water lot to Beverly Robinson. Adopted
To amend Croton Water ordinance, by requiring the
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EXTRA OHIO STATESMAN

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IMPORTANT WORK!
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Property fOl. Sale.

THE subscriber wishes to sell his property situated
II on Main street, New Phlade' phia, consisting of a
House and Lot The building is two storys high, So f.
'front.' nearly new, having been built within Ia months;
good cellar, 6 rooms, hall, dining room and kitchen,
smoke house and other outhouses; good well; new
cisern holding about 80 80 barrels of rain wnter g.
back shop, story and half high. The whole conve-
ncnceS situated good lot as any in the town,
making very desirable piece oproper,y for any per-
son whatever, and will be sold on reasonable ierms
Persons wishing to purchase will please call and ex-
anime ..
DANIEL O'DONNEL.
New Phiiadelphia April ls, ls4e. I4E
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Medical Notice.
The subscribers having associated themselves as prac
ttoners of Medicine tender their services to the ci-
zens of Dover and the surrounding Country in the va.
tious branches ofiheir profession.
DR.. McMeal thankful for the very extensive patron.
age he has received for 2years past hopes by strict at
teDton to merit continuance of it.
Their Office is End Street, above the Halter shop
ofMr. Wilson.
F. D.MoMEAL, NJ. D.
LEWIS DYER, MD.
Dover, Nov. 15 1871, Is.
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AIEW LABELS FOR the Brandleth Pill Boxes
lN These labels are of The most costly, tand at the
same: time most ngeniou, style. The top label
has ninety thousand lines upon it which is made to
represent the most minute nett work. The lower part
of the box is very pretty designed, and contains an
innumerabe number of waved linesy And these words
'see that labels on this box agree with those on the
certificate; others genuine The side of the box
is beautifully engraved and contains the following
caution, no Brandreth Pills are genuine unless The
box has three of fac-simile signature upon it," In
very handsome is also Entered rccoreng TO act OF
Congress. in the year l84l, by D. Brandrelh, in the
Clerks office of the District Court of the Southern Dis.
lrict of New York.
August l3, 184l. 321y
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Law Notice.

B0oZ M. ATHERTON, and GEO. w. CHAP
MAN, have formed CO partnership IN their business
as AtOrnes at Lao, aud will hereafter practice in cons
nexlon IN Iuscarawas and the adjoining counties.
They will also attend to business in any part of the coun
tYbefore Justices.
Tho public may be assured that business entrusted 10
Encouragement will receive their prompt and und>
vded attention,
Office in the middle room of the New Public bulls
dngs.
New Philadelphia. Dec. l. ls4l. ".
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EAGLE HOTEL,
s. B. MILLER.

WNFORMs re public in general. that he has opened
= ... ..s.... TAVERN.
in Sandyvile, Tuscarawas County known BY the sim
OF the EAGLE HOTEL. situate on Main street. on
the south end leading towards New Phiadelpbin
where he is prepared with good House and 1aLe 10
entertain travellers in quiet aud respectable manuer.
HS Stabling is gOOd and an abundance Of water ad.
dining the tavern. 80
He hopes from strict attention to the comforts oTthose
who may favor him with their custom, 10 mcriI public
patronage.
sandyyiIIe, September II, ls4l.
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FASHIONABLE TAILORING.
SAMUEL q ADAM s

Wond respectfully return his thanks to the citizens
Dover and New PhiIadehia, for the liberal pat
ouage ne has received since his commencement in bus
ness and he informs the citizens ofthe county that he
still carries on the Tailoring business in the town of
Dover Factory Street, south side, where Clothing will
Ue made in the most fashionable and fitting manner.
From hisexperonce in the above business, he feels
assured thai he will be able to render general sasiac
lion to all, who are pleased to give him cali
Dover, Sept. 80. 1871