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went up the canal from where she lived three miles
east OF this, with boy of three years, and in
tant about SIX weeks old. to lock number nine on
the Crooked Lake canal and was there seen with
the infant on her arm, placing some stones or dirt
as she sat on the opposite side of the canal. No
suspicion OF murder was excited, as man was
seen going from her at the time, and she was seen
by another In the same place some time after. Re-
turning without the boy and telling Inconsistent
stories, search was made in the morning without
success, by draining the level But after long and
close search, about to be.given up, Mr.. Smith,
with view to Ind mans leg, said to have been
buried on the spot. was removing stones and die
covered the foot of the chd-on removing faw
more, the body was drawn out. A Coroners in
quest was held, and the verdict was I" Murder by
drowning" When shown the corpse and asked,
" is hat your child 7" with vacant and stoica ex-
preston, she answered eyes" Circumstances and
appearances are strongly indicative of mental ale
nation. He is believed to have been, at least, the
procuring cause.
The counsel already employed are William c.
Parsons, and Abram N Wagner, Esqrs Hers
are not yet engaged. Should indictments be found
against both, strong counter effort will, probably,
be made. This is the second case of murder in this
county, the former by maniac.
IL creates much excitement, and will communi-
cate the facts as they appear, and occurrences con-
nected with it as they transpire. Yours
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Common Pleas.

BtIOrt Judge IHHrhhHm
sEro I3.-George Welers vs. J. Wilson Greene-Au
action in trespass of PROMISE to recover the
amount OF check drawn by the defendant in favor OF
plaintiff the Seventh Ward Bank for STA The defence
that consideration had been received, and that
the check given under impr The
Jury found for the plaintiff in the full amount and costs
For plaintiff, A. Crist; for defendant, 4. e. Gray.
Martin Joyce Frederick S. Sehlesingu.-Acton to
recover the amount of note for 81 772 49, payable to
self at eight months after date and due December 10th.
ls4l Plaintiff proves signature, and puts the note In as
evidence For defence is set up that the note is the
property, and in the holding of another party who is
placed the stand and tes6es and that the planh
advanced any money had the note in his
sion. The Court charged that the plaintiff, who lives
somewhere in Louisiana, was entitled to verdict Ex
cepton is taken to such charge Jury render for the
plaintiff in 81 9s7 and costs
For plaintiff Mr.. Griiiiths; for defendant, Mr. Sears
Calendar for FidayNos ID, a. 49, l22, IS, S. So 10,
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MYSTERIOUS AFFAIR.-Information was lodged at
the police office OF the First Municipality, yester-
day, OF circumstance that almost freezes the blood
with horror. On one of the bayous, near Lake
Borgne the remains of a man by the name OF Te-
rance Robin, creole, were discovered hanging to
tour trees After being slain he had been quartered,
rate tree. No clue has yet been discovered that
could lead to the detection Of the perpetrators OF
this heartIess and unparalleled deed of cruelty.
The officers of the First Municipality on the look
out, and we hope their vigilance and energy VIII
enable them 10 ferret out the monsters who did This
deed of piteous massacre o. Tfepic, Stpt. 9Th.
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Superior Court,
Before Chief Justice Jones.

THURSDAY, SEPT lS.-West, Us. Reuse and Leggen, ear.
ectors, Sc-This is action to the amount
forfeiture contract entered into by Robert Sharp de-
ceased, with the plaintiff, for the delivery to him within
two days, by third party, named solomons thirtyfve
shares Of the Tenth Ward Bank. The forfeit 10 be paid
by Sharp 1880 the par value of the shares at the
date of contract The defendants the executors Of
sharp and resist tho claim the ground that the Tenth
Ward Bank was fraud the stock being actually worth
Nottingham attachment had been issued against il,
the Court OF Chancery and also that the effects Of
the Bank had been sold out under landlords warrant.
The will be resumed at the opening Of the Court,
this day, (Friday)
Calendar for Fridy-Nos IT, ~, 10, "a, 80, 81. So a.
a., g. H. IL, g. 49, Al A. 49, So 5l,62, So, ~, S. &c.
81, %, 30, Is, 8, 81, 50, IA
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mt- A destructiye fire occurred before daylight
Correspondence of the Herald,l

NO. A destructive fire occurred before daylight
Yesterday morning in Newark. About 2o'clock the
whole horizon was suddenly illuminated by the
flames which burst from the extensive carriage and
cab mandatory of Vanderwerken G Go. near the
station house of the New Jersey railroad company.
II is one of the largest establishments in the city,
containing large steam nglne'and other machine
ry backsmihs shop, planning shop, and all the DIFF
ferent departments necessary to so extensive an
Establishment. The fire originated in the planning
shop. There were number OF carriages in the
building, only few OF winch could be removed
The loss cannot be less than ten or twelve thousand
dollars No insurance.
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Penn Yam.
Penn Yam.
Correspondence of the Herald.)
PENN Yam, Sept. 2, 1913.
Courts Cuftisg Shade Irees--an
nf.xJ,,

Correspondence of the Herald.)
PENN YAM, Sept. 2, 1913.
Indictments Courts Cutting Shade 7rees--and
Committing Murder.
JAS. GORDON BENNETT, ESQ -
DEAR SIR
The Grand Jury, organised by the Common Pleas
and General Sessions, have, after week OF labor
in this quiet place, adjourned to next week. They
have preferred numerous Observation-Disclosures one
not found, but attempted to be procured by means
which may hereafter describe az they deserve
The above mentioned court has been in session
the past week. and done some business, and put
over more One criminal cause was tried, result
ing in conviction, and sentence to State Prison for
three years. Harrison Downing, an old rowdy and
soaplock, attempted to 'gouge," and got "caught."
Bad luck that Motion in arrest unsuccessful he
was obliged ''to walk Spanish" and started on his
mission to Auburn rather "down in the mouth
Our temperance trustees have been lying back for
'bsger BETS" but came down the increasing
groceries, and liquor "tavern teachers" few morn
ings since in perfect storm. Summonses flew like
shot. A recovery from the surprise enabled their
forces to gather up their scattered Senses and stake
position" by attacking the Congregational church,
cutting down the rows OF young locusts in the YARD,
and attempting to throw bottle OF whlskey and
assafntida into n window, but without success
Other trees were girded, but will be saved The
second time this that the tree destroying operation
has been resored to in this place by that kind OF
influence It cannot be, one observed, that "lhe
devil is in it," for he would be ashamed of such ad.
vocatcs II is creating public calamity for private
revenge The trustees, with commendable spirit,
offered 800 as reward tor the discovery OF the
man and wife, by the name OF Brown, have
been arrested, charged with murder. The Grand
| Jury have the case before them. From the evil
dence before the Justice, 1t appears that boy
about three wears OF age her child, born year or
more before their marriage, was the object of his
abuse and the alleged cause OF his parting from her
until the child was disposed Of That day or two
ing 10 live with her so long as she had the child.
On Thursday, between five and Elk z. M, she
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WATCHES-The largest and most splendid assortment of
a,cnes IN he city, Is to be found at the subscribers
yer Watches Of the newest styles, direct from the manuic
ole larger as?rtTent and &C much less prices retail than
EACH Watches and jewellery exchanged or bought Ali
WATCHES warranted to Keep good time, the money returned
Watches clocks and jewellery repaired the best manner
AMI warranted lower than at any other place in the city
q. T.. ALLEN, importer OF watches and jewellery
imsec Wholesale and retail 20 Wall street up stair,
THE WELL KNOWN SOLOMON HEINE, NJ D.,
IITHO has pracsed this city upwards of nine years AZ
w medical physician and surgeon, keeps his Office No 81
Reade ST, near broadway aus 1msr
ISREIGHT FOR BOsTON--A good vessel can have ifsv
II tons of heavy freight Tor the above port. Apply
PERSSE BROOKS,
ar No. 81 Liberty street;
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CENTkfMENs LEFT OFF WARDROBE-Gentle-
ing apparel into cash. obtain for the the highest cash
price. go
To families and gentlemen quitting the city, changing resi-
supsruous effects dispose Of will find
much their advantage send for the subscriber who will
''''AN II. LEVETT,
No. John st. New York.
line through the post Office or otherwise, will receive
prompt attention..
CIothns cleaned, altered and repaired. anil lmr
ID. M. PEYSER, " CO.,
MO. ITO William street, Of John street. and 37 Broad
IN way received by arrivals extensive supply
of the following FANCY GOODS, which were carefully
lected by competent peon Paris Berlin Sc and which
they offer sale in wholesale and retail, liberal terms
viz -, -,
Berlin Embroidery Patterns-a choice selection. 49,
Canvass Embroidery cotton worsed, linen, SILK, gold
and 3, iver of all widths and qualities - .
Silk Chenille for embroidery, trimming and hover making
Purse Twist German French and English plain and shaded
Floss Silk for Embroidery and Fringe makers in sksns and
on spools
Suspenders sup.rbly embroidered, and suspender Trim
mngs.
Gold, Silver and Steel Beads in all Nos
Mother OF PEARL Cold Silver and Steel Purse Ornaments.
Tassels y
cles.
Artificial Flowers--a choice selection.
Gimps, Tassels, Buttons all other kind of trimming
Nv 3ms &c
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TNO TAILORS.-STINEMETS New and Complete Sys-
TEN for Cutting kind Of fashionable Garment in
ready for delivery. As the reputation of the author
as fashionable cutter too well known require
tade-not theoretical invention Tor specuation) but
as the most practical and complete work published this
subject II is the result of many and ashona
BILE practice in New York and Paris and will be found
tam such ample, PLAIN, and Instructions enable
every student to cut with and certainty all the
styles OF garments now both in Europe and America
This system be affected by the future changes Of
fashion, and recommended the profession standard
work. and be obtained of the author 90 Cedar and
forwarded United States eod2w|
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nized by the verse of our own song ,yri,., C.n.r.I
Norris "''ei' 'ohordi
The sword Of the hero, the staff of Tn. sa,.
Whose valor and wisdom STAN nd on Inc nm.
Time hallowh mementos OF those who have ~,
The sceptre from yrants the Liz htning frem haven
rms weapon, oh Freedom! was drawn by thy son
And 1t never was sheath d till the battle was won
No stain Of dishonor upon II we see;
Twas never SURRENDERED, except to the free
While fame claims the hero and patriot sage
Their names to emblszon on history's page
No holier relics will Liberty hoard,
Than Franklin's staff guarded by washingtons sword
inese mes, set to music by Wallace, are now
publ lshed by Hewitt, and will be found on every
music stand.
Hewitt has also published a 4" Camp Glee," COM
p9sed and dedicated 10 the New York City Guard
Glee Club, by George Loder. "The Snrne," a
waltz sentimental impromptu, composed for the
piano by Francis II. BrowR and several pieces of
music by Wallace
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DEPOT

JAMES LACY,
DRAPER AND TAILOR, 62 John street. William
continues to make up Genepens garments Of superior
low prices Gentlemen in want of new and fashionable cloth
should call and his select stock of goods beor
purchasing elsewhere trial will be sufficient to convince
the most economical that for beauty of fit style Of workman
cannot be surpassed by any in the city,
Gentlemen furnishing their goods have them
made and trmmed-a perfect fit warranted the of the
goods returned au2i lmr TERMS CASH.
VIM. T. JENNINGS IL co.
nRAPERS AND TAILORS, 23l Broadway, American
- Hotel, opposite the Fountain, solicit
Of seasonabe goods including Cloths Cassimcrs, Vest
&c. all the aud various styles, under the assur
that the system of small profits and quick returns,
which has elected liberal patronage, will be continued
while such will enable fill all
ders in future with promptness.
A feature in the establishment which commend il to
those requiring articles for immediate the addition
stock assortment Of first quality ready made Gar
ments, consisting OF
Surtouts, Frocks,
Dress Coats fantaloons,
Vests, Once Coats,
Travelling Frscks. Dressing Gowns, &c.
A choice collection OF
Silk and Satin Scars, Cravats,
handkerchief. Gloves,
Suspsnders, Hosiery,
Under Shirts, Drawers,
Muslin Shirts, Collars, Sc.
AT prices which must offer inducements purchasers
wa Rms
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SEGARS.
"There's a delight in smoking,

'TThere's a delight in smoking,
None but smokers know"
The saying is true. when know where to find
A segar that Possesses the quality
Ofenlivening the spirits and cheering the mind.
And enables the smoker to puf
This luxury always your TO obtain,
If ON SEIXAS in Maiden Lane promptly you call;
Hyou visit him once you will do again,
For he gives satisfaction and pleasure all.
His Segars are the choicest, most exquisite brands,
By competent agent selected with care,
Direct from Havana, by special commands,
And none IN the city with his compare.
His Colburn, Regalias La Nomas aud Stars,
Noregas, Tabucas Victories pure
Principe, Esperanzas, Imperial Segars,
The best in the country that you can procure
Cassadoras, La Nomas, and Congress beside,
His Dos Comparieros and exquisite brand,
With others that have competition deied,
For his customers, SEIXAS has always on hand.
In order continuance of the appreciation and
with which SEXAS has been long favored he has
special and compen agent Havana to select the Tobacco
and supntend the making of all that he mports
sequenty he all sold by him genuine His
stock hand extensive and superior that of
similar establishment.
Remember the Number. MAIDEN LANE Towards
Hotel. au23 lmsr
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"a HATs-FALL FASHIONS. Isia--The subscriber
improves the occasion presented by the fall change IN the
fashion Of hats invite his friends customers snd the public
IN general his Establishments No 1870 Chatham street, and
"a Ena CORNER where he offers for sale and
nscIou large and elegant of Hats and Caps
s,remev low prices. lie particularly invites their attention
70 his 6ne Nutr Fur Hats at 81 wssned water proof and
color and shape lie would also call their
ION t lis short nspt silk Hats 81 and 50 So Also his
snrcrIne Mocskn Hats q the low price of 50 The above
tageoasiy with hats seld in this city a Ssans 81
No 1870 Chatham ST., and o. Canal cor. Wooster st.
s2 5w(tws)"m
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SHIRT MANDATORY,
AND GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING STORE,
co MAIDEN LANE.-DJust received the latest and
% approved French pattern shirts general of
shirts under garments hosiery cravats handkerchles Sc
Shirts and under made order and aired
short notice For sale, Counting House Desk with three
drawers and book rack. WIN. COLLINS.
lm<r
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M Is. SANFORD cash TAILORING TORE) 1877 Full
" ton ST. has just opened entirely and splendid
of English and French Cloths, Casmeres and Vestngs
which for beauty elegance and durability be
this CITY, being bought for cash. He will sell all his
friends and customers 2 cheaper than those who do
adhere to the cash principles Strangers and Others who
visiting city respectfully invited call aud examine
his rich assortment Of goods all Of which he pledges himself
to make stve and fashion which shall please the fas
dious regards good cnng Workmanship and prices He
would also inform his customers that he has and entire
sisting of stocks scarfs collars bosoms shirts drawers
pendes silk and linen cambria handksches gloves and ho-
sisry of all kinds.
N b. Punctualty observed strictly in filing all orders
NJ. b. SANFORD,
80 1mNr Next 10 the Herald Office New York,
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a0Gen Sa SEVEN O'CLOCK EVENING LINE
6@AT3sf for ALBANY AND TROY direct, without
80 landns-the splendid low pressure steamboat
SWALLOW, Captain a: Mclean, will leave the foot Of
Courtlandt street Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
evenings at o'clock, for Albany direct
The Swallow has number Of rooms for speed
and accommodations not surpassed on the Hudson.
&c
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a@SaC al INDEPENDENT REGULAR OPPOSl-
ES-1fAz ~ TON NIGHT LINE FOR ALBANY &
---s%-s&- THOY-Through Direct without Landing =
The commodious aud substantial steamboat PORTSMOUTH,
Capt o. House will leave New York from the foot of Barclay
Mouaays Wednesdays and Fridays; and will leave
Albany aud Troy Sundays Tuesdays and Thursdays and
will continue these trips Tor the
Freight taken at reduced rates. Apply on board.
SThe above boat has undergone thorough repair and is
Ill first order. So mNr
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-27
NEW STYLES OF
FASHIONABLE DRY GOODS.


NEORGE AMURRAY. ~ now opening Of his
VI siOBe rom Market Square, large and
beautiful assortment OF FASHIONABLE and STA
PIE DRY GOODS. (none Of which purchased
at Auelion.I Amoug this chuics selection will be
found the following. viz: Closhs. Cassimeres, Sari-
Reiis. Velveis. Vesungs. &c.
Super CachmeFe, D Eeusse. Chine Striped Nous
De Lsne. Omhro striped do rich 6ed aud striped
Changeable Chusans, Mode colors; Lupins Extra
do. lbe1 Cloth. ZEPHYR plain and ehnngeable. Apa-
ca. rich sinpd Grape De Lame, plain and figured
SATiNS. SILK VELVETS. cut. plaza and Fig'd.
Super Thread Laces and Edgings, Needle work d
do. Thread. kecklcnburgh, Ashburion. and Lise
de-. Needle worked Jaconel Insertings and Edgings
du; Heavy and Medium Black Net; Black end Mode
tiuges; Hem Stitched and Corded bordered Linen
Cambria Handkerchiels; Embroide d Ladies' Hdkis
and Shawlr; Rich 6g'd Velvet. BrOcha and Thibet
do; BashiO Kid Gloves; WorsieG MITTS; super
plain Flbrence BRAID and SHELL BRAID BON
NETS; super rich ombro Sta iped Satin RIBBONS
| very superior.
Cable and olher Cord and whaleboDes; IarE,
patterns; 10000 yds bsown and blsaehed Muslins
Cold Carpet Cham; 1900 Lbs Eagle Factory ColioT
Yarns, with al The articles usually found in DRY
GOODS house. either Fancy or Domestic.
ALSO-Super super Gunpowder. Imperial
Young Hys0n and Powehong TEAS; Rio Coffee
very inc 300 dog White Granite Printed and Pain
ted TEAS, &c. &c.
The above Goods having heen purchased viii
rsest care Coz Cash. will be sold a. The least possibl
advance 10 punciual customers, OF good acceptance
81 short date. ocl i4-lm
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LUMRER.

VIE s''bsrrhe@ having snrrhased fh~ LUM-
Il BIER YARD On Nam sired nesr The Rr,ds~s
'ormer'y oecup'cd by Mclean * Rice, rerpec'fniiy
inform the public that the, prepared All iimes
10 furnish oil kinds ef PINE LUMBER on ths mv.t
iavosahle terms ior cash.
Attached Ia this yard excellent plsuinx mr.
snme- which NJ he eonsiasily supplied with
ked foorssg ssath-r boarding ceiling. &C. whHh will
he sold kr cash. rs low s any place in the Wee
tern cs"'siry- All osdes thsnkfslly received AMI
Promptly attended In L. s. ROOT 4 CO
Wheclu'g. August 1l-H
Wsshing'sn Exsn,n~r copy smou~t Of two dol
lwrs. and charge Times
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GTAINpVRN,s VEGETABLE ExTRACT

STAINBURN'S VEGETABLE EXTRACT
- PILLS are one Of the most valuable medicine
now beiFe the public Read the cures they have
'perlafme,i. and judge for yourselves.
Mr. o StLui. OF Bloomsngdale. " Y. cured Of
the fever snd sgns Of 3 monIhs standing
Mr. John S Temple. Of Hs'iem. N Y. cured ofIhe
fever and agUe by using only doses.
Mr. William L Msnch Of HaTlem. cured OF worms.
which had reduced him so ios. 10 DO unable TO
work.
Mr. John Thorn. Of Jersey City, N J. cured Of
dSplerable debility and weakness Of The nerves
Mr. WIN NJ Sherwood. Of Jersey City N J. cured
Of the gravel, which entirely deprived him Of rest
day or night.
Mr Robert Murs. No 47s Greenwich II. N Y.
cured Of the inhueLza. pains in his body. &c. Of
many years standing.
Mf r Waterbury. No 2 Clark s,.N Y. cured Of
~ ssmsnc snd cOnsumptivs complaint Of several
yesrs standing.
Mr. Francis Lane, Of Hoboken. N J. cured Of {
rheumatic complaint of two years Standing. sccom
panied with invO'erale scurvy. that eoveres
nearly bic while b,dy.
Price 25 cents per box. Offics 33S Broadway
neri door below The Tabernacle.
Far sale by JOHN II THOMPSON.
al the bookstore Of w ROBB.
Aiso. ~ = W BASSETr.
.ooi2G Sou,h Wheeling.
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DY v rtue OF deed of Trust from Ez~kiel e
- Hawkins ard wifr. bearing due the 5'h day
OF July. d ls42 ofrecerd in The clerks effi~-
Ohio county. shall. on Monday the 30Ih aay OF
oc'ober ls43 al 10 o'clock. M, AT the from, door
OF The Court house for Ohm crsnniy. sell al public
auction To The highest and best bidder, certain loI
OF ground. situated in the CITY of Wheeling. and
distinguished ON the map of said city. as No \ in
square No 81. bounded rs follows. viz beginning
nj North east Gunner Of Fifth and Monroe streets.
thence north along Fifth ST. so feet. thence East 10
iees inches. thence Souih SO feet. thence wesl
ironi,ng Monroe 81. 40 feet inches the place OF
beginning. being the same lot upon which ssiJ
Hawkins lately res'ded.
Propositions Tor the sale Of said Lat will be- reeev
ed a. any time prior 10 n d day Of sale.
Terms will he made known On The day of sale
Selling rs Trustee. shall convey 10 the purchs-
ser only such title as 70 vested in by the said
deed Of trust. this title. satisfied. will DO found
upon examination In BE- indsppfsble.
JAMES s. WHEAT. Trustee.
bRENTLINCER 4 SHALLCROCs.
s~pxo Aurtinnetrs
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MONROE HOUSE,
Sfonros Sfrssi. befsoeen Afaia and Market Sfre'
WHEELING. VA.

Gonros Street. befDeen Maia aHd Market Streets.
WHEELING. VA.
JAMES MAT'HERS. Proprietor.
" VIE MINNIE Houss has been eftirely renovated
end re6ued throughout. and The rsoprieIos
has no hesitation n saying thsths can accommodate
che travelling ruhic wsH. " NOT better han sny
.o,hsr iIoie IN his cIIy. un untiring ereriions
ehsll be devoted 70 he comort Of his guesls THIS
house l. located 1i,hin 20 rsds u ire Steam Boat
Landing ans nearly opposite the Post Ohico, making
Il desirsbls stopping place Cor strangers visiting
the city on business. Baggage will Be conveyed 20
end from steamboats, free 81 charge. and coaches
will cell Al he door 10 receive pas-eneen
Attached 70 the houss y good STABLE which
sgin be weil and carefully attended To-. SsFangefu
adniusI 81 auy hour of he night. Charges made
- suii the imas. OCT "A