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Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1845-01-17
Egbert + Smith,
Reeves & Mclean
Carpenter & Shipley for the use Of
I Spencer Blachley 4 Co, their assignees
N d &C Norris .-.....
i I'D Wheeler q. Co

0tCuCCA DA0CAAOy - wv snCAa ooS6uSOS
N q e Z Norris
I'D Wheeler 4 Co
Irwin q Minor
fl+l w r and 0 Thomas
The above named defendants will take notice that
at the October Term, A D 1874 Of the Muscatine
county Court, Egbert Smith filed his bill of COM
plant on the Chancery side of said Court, setting
forth in substance as follows that at the June term
Of the said court for the year 1912, he the said
Smith obtained decree against / and Rachel
Van Hagen, for the sale of the north east fourth of
section town rs r 3 west, that in obedience to
said decree on the 18th Sept 1912, execution issued
on said decree and that on the 2Sth Oct succeeding
the said property was sold to the highest bidder he
the said Smith being the highest bidder--that said
defendants are mortgages ofthe said property by
deed made by said / p and Rachel Van Hagen
Complainant prays that said defendants may be de-
creed to pay the amount due on his decree or that
their equity Of redemption in the said land may be
seyer barred and foreclosed and for general relief
Now unless said defendants appear at the next term
Of the said court and plead to said bill the will
be taken as confessed nd decree made accordingly
JIG MORROW Clerk D e
JACOB BUTLER Sol for Com
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ALL PERSONS

ALL PERSONS
Indebted to the late firm Of Foster q Rchman are
informed that their notes and accounts are left in
the hands of Thomas Crandol Esq, for collection
Those wishing to save costs, would do well to call
and settle, SUEL FOSTER
w RICHMAN,
90 minpton Dec 20, 1914 no-4-3w
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NOTICE.

x LII persons indebted to the subscriber on ac-
"A count or otherwise, are requested to cali and
settle on or before the first day Of January next if
they wish to save cost All kinds of produce taken
in payment E. 3. K1NsoN.
Ter If 12A4 &
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TERRITORY OF 1oWA'2ss.
District Court, October Term, ls44.-In Chancery.
Sharp Baxter }D g. p....:
Sarah P. Little, ct al.
CARAH P. LITTLE, (widow of Sidney H. Lit
- tie, deceased) Elvin Little, Lora Little, Mira
Little and Sidney o. Little, (hers of said Sidney
H. Little, deceased) and Archibald Williams and
Jason II. Sherman, administrators of the estate Of
said Sidney H. Little, deceased) will take notice,
that petition was filed against them on the 26th
day of August A. d. 1884, in the District Court Of
said County Of Muscatine, by Sharp Baxter, and is
now pending, wherein the said Sharpe Baxter de-
mands partition of the following real estate situate
in the Town Of Bloomington, Muscatine County,
Iowa Territory, viz:l
Lot in Block SIS Lot 2 in Block 1913
8 So 6 1874
3 So "3 l42
IS 8 . l4l
And that at the next term Of said Court application
will be made by the said Sharp Baxter for an order
that partition be made Of said premises.
Attest: ], G. MORROW, Clerk D. C.
JACOB BUTLER, Sol. for Petitioner.
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-, n, Territory Of Iowa. Muscatiue COUNTY
n usni tho following Report eapn on Of the comone
, psmSs ana receipts Of said county for the
nj, John yan.r for se,i .ss"y Commissioners
DO DO VIM Isfissrsl, 80 s $3.50
a. do % as sq raly services sa 1925
d do Geo h"'' % So 1886 - ),
j, G Morrow, Tor Services ssst q a* District Court
Do " County assessor. 1887
do DO samuel Township npA4 iaS So
40 40 fncnaa - S Sua Lon.pHa Ao"nsnB
d. do Se"eu Tracy Cedar do 1900
), !, e.., H Thomas. District Attorney ,m : :
DO NATION, 1906 1900
j. do sanly person. s andsi. 1856
Do s s persons Judge. Election $50 $50
DO do F Nas| account. Su1s'' s s9s9
i, d., John Hatch Keeping prisoners, 800
do 10 snaicy chansfor do
% do H A Lawrence, zoo
8 s. o. S's'''a Do 90 !, >,
,,,,u.n, Repairs o" Court House, 90
do Do " ,,h hsn Wsbann for PAINTING 2aa3
" {" do q L"n's"'A Work III repairing 1880 s., 4s
book IA ,sss .as ss;;
d Do foroi cun,yom :
- 1863
do Do 90 ~ sna a former sheriff for sssi revenue he services loI? S
|@ DO DO "a Jaws w tI"mreys ' do ' $50
Treasurer, - '0'7 0e
liz d do 7 S Baueue "a
!, ,v;u; pry;n for services ~ 100 :.
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Police OMre.

Stating BeGey.ii girl named AGNES Weske.
arrested o- enng $50 in money! from, packe, Of
Wills Lloyd Of Fairfield. Conn Inst evening. when house
No ~ Anlhony street U the money sl7 were recovered
and the ciri committed tonnswe'.
PSsSiee m filtered BiN-A man calling him
self John Smith committed lust evening, for
81 hill 90 IN. Bank Newark. New Jerey,
altered sld, Ir, Gilbert or No IA B!oad-.:. pay
iaea, Tor II paiF OF drawers and p1i' or socks.
Malicious 1'reSpGss A man named VIM. FUs-
cr hny1g on tic h Git Gu- up CARED OF md sold Oh L.
Island. quantity ofcuren goUSey, raspberry buShes &c.
the property Thomas Warner. q. OF - CITY hsli place.
winch taken from lots Of i Blnomingdale road
and l7th ST. fusion committed. - answer.
Charge Of hfps- William Oliver, coIored soy
Of Is or l9 in respectable family up town.
ed aud committed for the preparation Of most Infamous
ouruge tile r 81, years old. the daughter OF the
with whom Oliver resided.
Lsrcentes Eliza Ann North was arrested for
stealing watch from john Clarity, ind sent 10 the
Penitentiary ioF6 months.
Charles Van Bucn arrested and committed icr stealing
u coat and $40 'om Aaron OlhaE.
John Abrams wa, committed suspicion Of stealing pairs
o! drawers found in ms possession.
Mary r. Munlay was committed for stealing sundry articles
of clothing.
John sullivan was committed for stealing pair OF boots.
James Wood wes arrested with ,undy articles supposed TO
DC stolen.
attempted Be giayy "A man named Jsmes
Smith arrested for rowdyh ATTEMPT last night To break
the OF Henry aud Market streets. lie was
held 10 buil III 500 to answer.
Burpl0r CaugM-Charlea Liston, colored man,
wss arrested hy officer Benan for breaking into the dwelling
of Or. a. Rail- ISL Beecket st and stealing ovec0a,s
worth $40 which recovered and the burglar commttcd
Arrcst Of Fvgitire Officers Miiken and
Reyes IL day arrested German named Johannes D'e
ieave from justice from Newark. New jersey where he was
cused with sundy bureaes He was committed to he sent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-10

Mr. Cox the Keeper Of the Prison. depo,ed thu, Vcke
committed TO the CITY Prison SUNDAY Sh September, by
AID EnnunS. fugitive from Phladephia that the eth
September Counsellor Perfume had Vckes taken before the
Recorder wt al haheacnrps. mud after hearing he
etured prison. the 10Th September Mr. Terhune sued
out second al ahens corpus take Fickc before JUS
tee Oakley. and served Mr. Cox OF the second corridor OF
the City Prsun.
Contrary Mr. Co1s expectations. and without his know
ledge. Nicke followed HIM of the prison Mr. Cox
front office. with rcThunc IN company Mr. Cox stopped IN
S Office whether eq1isSn had been received for
Vckers. Thcrnc standing Outside uf the railing OF Co1s
office. When Mr.. Cox. bang hurried by Tsghune
hnck tie prison NicSers. he informed by Deputy
Lsund,bery that Vckcrs had followed him When Cox
oaked 10. Vckcs and finding hm gone said 10 Teiinne II
will regret IT.: and inquiry
tanned the NickeF had escaped Of the office the
watch bcuse and through TINT INTO Leonard street. md Ind
entirely Disappeared Mr.. Cox could tell whether Ter
hume nhsen, iion him Ia nxs office while Ectes Used
through and c-caped Icfrne went Cox after
ward through the watch mouse and the City Hall. where
Cox made return judge Oakley OF the
panied by Terhune. Several ;he Office when
Tcrhu1e and Nicker came IN.
Several other witnesses examined. who testified to
Eelry The same facts q above.
The Court adjourned TO II O'Clock on Friday.
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Court OF sessions.
S''V's ID. Recorder and Aldermen WiNsHlr and bEvog
81. G. PArER sos. Esq. District Attorney.

Ds'ess ID. Recorder and Aldermen WlNsHlr and bEvoE
d. 6. PATERSON. Esq District Attorney
,.. tr.a, for Bxrelary.-Miiiiam Dixon was PM
s n Ms s jot burglary the Isl degree IN INTO te
ue ard house al Jnmc> S;cwau No. - Ncn sf'e ni
sht ol TIE Si December through the iront WINDOW ava
srals = me pennies from e dnwef. aud also some hnc
tla a. The prisoner found yIus the ieornnd an ron
H. sy his SIDE with which sc had probably broken ~
I'm ,y 1lnd the prisoner guilty, and the Couit Settuts'
""' 90 iie State Prison for 10 years.
M = ,tae far Fo,gery - George If. Herbert was
iii o forgery IN the ~ degree in passing IS counterfeit
he BDtnsnbe Bpnk I" john Albyri. clerk Of ieny
IN uer grocer OF No. Sl2 Brooino seci corner Of No''
ei' Il y cents worth OF eEat and 81 70
s 90 IA. I'd Oc,ohcr The Aibeft
not saly. ''''' 80 '-'' 'V''''' wv
-, Experimentation Sooman indicted for
WH larceny Geo Sclebel for keeping sotderiy hou<.
n ts H., Philip, md Samuel Philips Tor creating nuisance
nm ward. Michael Moore fnr .elng liquor whout
ie, Wlinl Hunt uni William Kelly for assault aud La'.
spba ulday Ocef OF the lh ward, sevefaly ;lue 10
-rp.ai. uelf rsc5guizances were forfeited.
~ 4 fiat }or Ufsfrntenh0r w Ter.
s "hs 'iet for msiomcnuor the statute in aiding
ri uns the escape oI soomau vchers prr-o.,er c,aTv
hu ct IN Ph :dei2hiA) prison ON he
a,b timber last ny Alderman E,nmO> who escaped on The
'N'SspeiAoei iI9In sae Cay Pl!sQn VI i!la Gliy.
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MARX ets.... Carefully Reported for The Tribune.

THURSDAY. Jan. 9.
ASiEsmlefc are no, mapy 9Fcng Of new BILL md the
Pearls have been taken at 81 O4 for cid and 81 IL. Tor
C0Tr0N-rhe market Is steady Today. with far de;
portion or Liverpool n, aon, preyou, pricee Far Uslan
arc "a ialr Orleans 81, b5s. with very small supply.
FLOUR AND MEAL.;-,.ihe demand today far n.
ciianse We quote 81 63s 81 g Tor al iar brands: with
sales OF choee Geneee ut - 10 Abou! 400 bbi. Aci=nn,
s1, ind SUPPLIES large Meme Of The late receipts
are :! s!ls ~ nominal; Howard street. Ricmand Coua-
ny AaSandrIa. &c: 81 81 81 j5 Sulss made,
Iirandy vine NJ 81 IS. To-day sale Of $50 bbs RcImond
was made on pvai. terms Richmond City held at % IS
oj Of store at at Jersey s es - o. o Brandy@"e
entirely nominal ut 81 to Ba- Meal S u 100 and dull
GRAIN.-There svery little doing Grain parcel o 1900
bushels Hines Wheat sold Il, about 81 cents. for milling
which the only transaction OF rnorance made public
Oats retail II, - 81 cents.
HAlThere hive been sale, of about 100 bales. pant for
the south ut 81 a D cents
OLA lot 20 bb, Crude Whale In. changed hands N,
81 can't for export 'n'eed is dull Good deinand for WIN.
SEEDS-ciover very active. md occasional sales
new nre made nj "a mad ls Oft VIC notice sale 81 500
bushels RUSSIA Idnsecd NJ II 30 per bushe Rough Flax
arrives md ITO have been picked up o.dny
sll 30 and something No sales Clean The market
about sll -.
BONE-lnclulng the nlcs reported Yesterday 80 to n Geo
e NcWesi nnh South Sea have been sold III 81 IS cts
BEESWAX The sales to day IRE some 800 to 2 900 lbs
yellow Mt M cents.
PROViSinNSrhe Pork market has I'll upward ten.
dcncy and Mess ils iuhe advanced sale yesterday at.
te!tloOn nude Of 600 bb Mess SO und to-day
been made SOL s SO y. Pune has sold as IL.
s. p but could have been bought the Close as
The transactions lay reach ahoa 1870 Dbl. OF winch some
700 hhs shipment. |, stated change all
the Pork New Orleans had hcc bought up 81 30 and
80 90 There IS Beet u,jay. and 60l bb City
have been taken at s. aud s. S1ls 81. New Hams
Shoulders mail supply ey bring 81 and
Smoked and cents Smoked Beet at cents. y
sale ut Reef Hams rnne days ~ 70 pc Dbl
"faa 10. Gee.f benz picked NJ for shpment nt 81 b
ttic ieit the nlnrke;
pug which also the wih Butter Lard firmly held.
unt there have bsen sales SD bbis. ut O. cents
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Commercial and Money Matters.

~ For Commercial and Hoaev Jdat;ers Fourth Page.
THURSDAY, 7. VI.
The Stock Market to day was rather heavy ut the
openps but left of with better feeling and nj higher prices.
COME, of Gov Poers message received by express ut
his office early the morning. mud immediately commitment
ted TO the leading houses Wa Pennsy vania 5s iapro'
we'd one per cent contained in the message be-
ing cons dcred very favorable.
Cotton Freighrs for Liverpool are ID to-day, and
the packets TO the 10th inclusive are full.
The Money Market is rather Stringent but less so
than yesterday The Banks contacted.
and considerable have been withdrawn from the street for
phaepia aud Boston, The current rate ic money per
cent but ON the best paper and s;ock security OF the high
e character be otansd per ceat 30 Ion: n of
er bills remain the point there wll probably he no
c,,r,.le,able reel,o be looked for from the Banks.
We give below the receipts Of the past ,car on
the Mohawk and Hudson Railroad compared with 1873
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Court OF Over and rermIner.

beiie Judge kENT, aud Aldermen BUNTING and W!LLitMs
Charge Of Mudsr-Andrew Klein was arrisned
an lndcnen. for the murder of Catherine llGlo on The
- December 10y Rssaultng her with ena afterwards
enns her and her two children upln her mouse TO winch II
sehnrred he ife Mr. Porter appeared rs h' COUNSEL
ne plead guilty. The trial LAID over for the term
Sentence If drmsfyonS.-Wiilinm Armstrong.
scad guilty murder the ii degree, by having caused the
sih Of Coudsey brought tOt sentence. The Court
sd iha, bis o great cnofmity and even
te OF ghe grade had been found its sentence would
ss been put force lie sentenced 10 Imprisonment ~
eiaw V 800
!, Aoaroe Edrards.-aIr. Whining, on behalf Of
ysn Brothers x Co moved that the expenses they had IN
s,a The apprehension Of the orgenes upon Their house
nNc Of Others may be betrayed out OF the funds foun IN
5ss,aa Of Monroe Edwards The Court has reserved t'
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lE!tRIEi}-

AT brooklyn on the sth inst by Rev Nnah Lcyin:' d. D.
Mr. IESSES. FLEET. To Miss MARY ANNA, eldest daugh
ter at Daniel AyIes, Esq. -
On Watne,iny evening the sti inst. by Rev james Foy
Mr. FERDINAND REED Miss LYDIA ANN. duurhicr
of the lie John White. all of this city. ,
On Tuesday, TIL by his Home, the Mayor JOSEPH =
IEGG Eft 70 AGNES lOIC!kiSS. dnushcf OF the late
w Kssnrn nil OF this city. =,
Iarper nj the Astor IIuuse, EDWARD ". ROWLAND.
Esq. of New Bedford To GULlELMh WING. OF Flushing
l., Island. :, -
In Newnrk, on Tuesday, Dec SIS: by Rev. Mr.. frndley
JOHN MILLS To HARRIET LOUISA. th,rd daughter OF
Isaac Randall. ESQ. all OF Newark.
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DisRStcTa.

The brig Hazard. Capt Go.ch which arrived nj pcnsaco
la the 2 u from Nniunzis picked W oil The "rrgas
u hps boat and bale Of cotton. The boat had white bot
and blEck top-One found IN bonrd branded X
Johnson Co. The mark OF the cotton cannot be
c-ranc, but weight marked the bales is i pounds
Probably belonging TO the above named veS>el,1
\ ei,efrnm Mr. Stevens, the correspondent o the punde
pha Exchange. dated Cape May Light House, Jan 4 says
The sch Cen Scott. OF Brsceion. j. Captain smith Shaw
from New. York bound PHILADELPHIA with valuable cargo
OF merchandise ashore Cold Spring inet Far Yesterday
moruns O'clock She discovered after any:h IN TIE
breakers two whale boats and went 10 her nssistacc
after carryn. OIL her anchors nGt tightening the vessel by
henvng overheard quantity u. the mahogany and rosewood
succeeded IN retil. her of the bar Cspe lsand nst
nIn: leaking badly She moored M 'ae place, SO
lint She will ncatig dry AZ low wAef on sAnd BANK ana u ei
leaks be sufficiently stop. ed, VIII proceed o; 10 fhae
Y,b'u
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Eschanres a,e s,enfs 81 10 a lol for n,me st.r.

Exchanges are steady at 10 & lol for prime Stsr-
ling: 52 52'4 for Francs The demand md supply are
both moderate Two Of the BaIk, driving
Southern Sterling bills are e ga.
itere is reason 10 hslieyeihstthe Lockpori Bank
inr and Trust Co will be able TO make arrangements to re-
sumo payment " their Holder should sell
sacfre Int be tIua that Bank but $50 1 IN c
cu!aion the Comptroller has suicsn, security redeem
ihs The other Banks h!c have been dscIeded Roch
ester a.e yet redeemed ia Wali-st-
Inc Benk for Savings and The B5werv Savings
Bank have declared dividend Of per cef Per aunu on su
OF 500 ur les, and per cent, on SUMS Of and oyer par
nile OIL the 18th ist.
The seanens baak for Saviass FIRE per all sum.
ove sltc9 and lesser suI payable on demand
We give an hnotsirr column extracts from. Go.-r-
nor PoeEs message showing thar there lie doubt OF
the ability of the te pay the February ne.e, and once
more place is credit permanent The statements
furnished By the wll probably cs; t1uo.
which have been Eel, the full payment Of the interest IN
February ST.; Governo: Skunk may possibly ens:tGia
, :e;eai IDEAS 70 pay portion Of IN sc;ip.
We have received the Alnusi Report OF The Az
do' Of oao. giving the financial position Of that State w 70
the end OF the fiscal yea-ij November si The report
Is made up Utmost entirely Of statistics os funG and
public works, aud but passa &c of pnrc
ue. attention. ard that recommendation 10 adopt the p-
cp!e OF cash valuation the bgss taxation a!s would
relieve the INDUSTRIOUS Woodworking farmer AID brng all
casse al the people under the eQuGl acton the tax aX Tie
General Revenue shows ncleae on ls3 IN nesiy ever
item The o;G revenue s3 A. and the dsour.s
s2 III e. showing balance reminding in .he treasury on the
18th November. 1Si Of Sl3!.s L. TIE amour; remaining
the Treasury 18th November. Is g. S9l 81 e.-gnn IN
1874, s2sgli2. There Ia, been paid buck o several
counie, during the s5s53 10 the principal ofhe SUI
Plus Revenue winch has been appropriate 10 the redemption
Of Ohio Domestic Turnpike Bonds The amount Of Domestic
Bonds outstanding 18th November. 1884, s73i
3d. The amount OF interest paid the Pubic Debt was
l, 3 s., and domestic bonds 1915 o. making total Of
sl0 l26 g. The State debt the Report ft ow,:
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NEW PUBLICATIONS
UNPARALLELED EXCITEMENT.
TN SPLENDID ILLUSTRATIONS!

~ SfLtNDip illus lhal iCNS.
q The great question whether there can be "A
Chursh without Bishop. has been solved AZ a,t-bu The
ci:enen; created By the appearance of
THE PICTORIAL NEW WORLD
last Saturday with twenty beautiful r,tfnOa'. viii b
increased rhoc,and fold BIZ tha; which came out
NEXT SATURDAY. J.n. Il-Thai greet. comically-ser-
work when s,,oaished the y-o1 ers by vivid
ba; lrdic'Ou, pus of the is int fash heir To- called
:he
ninor ri,e,ies OF Human life,
BY Old Mex, VII De cortaued-;wO chap:ea-wi:h Tie
following
PICTERS To MATCH:
J. ABSENCE OF N.>o-i caution 20 deep thinkers.
3 DANCERS OF GEs-IorLGr.ox-i terrible smash!
FIRST LESSON y SNnE,N6-Cnhnppy Consequences.
l. SoaAF:yc AoarAIsrAyc.-T'here5y haus, 4 ;aii.
). THE PER LAN5-OF killing oac with kindness.
s. PLEASURES oy CorKr.u;P--Beagilfu example iot
Young Men.
= FACE AGAINST Ttxr-A MISERY often >ii IN New.Yotk
S Toe LArx.-Puui.hmen f,' breach the rules oflNaf
Had pawnei MS watch. and Lady IN The case-ve.y dis
:-e.sng, Oh,
There's fun for yoGbu TO ,ii e'e:y body give
few more god things.
II. THE COURT OF BlSHOPS-I.s Verde. and il, Sen
,snce-An editorial ,evis'v 70 n, point
III. PROMETHEUS CHAiNED-i coniical bur!e;:a-lc..
p.soaul.at and release OF the Crest Repeater.
". THE MONOIANlAC-A; .sril.a. tale .IcE, the Ger
man.
V. POLITICAL AND SOCIAL EQCALITY-An eo.
ousn and reasonable DseoGe. delivered ThanssSvin:
Day, by Rev. Wa :. Balch.
VI. The KIM OF The SOCTl-.i heroic Poem dedi-
Gated to the great 9u.uebum
VII CATHEDRAL OF ST. JAGO. and Tacon Theatre
Havanc-T~o capital encravnSr.
VIII. EDlTORiAL-Ncw Yeaf'; Day. Highway, and
Bv-ways: Tire White C,avnts YOUNG American &c. Sc
IN SWALLOWING OYSTERS ALIVE,-an amusing
story Punchs Review VI George Jones' recuIseh and
las,n: lot Of good articles End pay Of ell
so.ts-an ci winch will be gwen for
SIX AND A QUARTER CENTS!
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Coroncr,a OMce,

Poisoned hy Lavdanum.-fhe Coroner held az
inquest 90 West street. on the body nf Matilda Wallace
aged Yeas who uudanum IN closet, yeeFa!
afternoon and died from the effects OF this morning. Verde
in accordance with the facts
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CITY INT 81 /. Il ENCE.
TUUpSpAy
Superior Court.


George W. Cklrk VS. Francis +. GourGud.-
Action of Slnnder caused b the defendant calling paniii
bloc khead eiered TO yesterday The Court charged
that the Jury considered the hive been applied 10
plaintiff rs teacher, ind in his general capacity they mus
find IN bis nvor If applied specially 20 his mol beng able
10 the question put ~ HIM at the npcfnucie' 'hey
mn.i ind 10. deiendnnt. Nerdct for defendant.
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DIED.

On Thursday after n long end pninlm Illness. CNTIIA-
RlNE, wc oil Ebene2er Clarke nged 80 yenrs.
The cntives nnd friends of he family aud no the members
ef Olive Branch Ledge No 81 l. o. at a. r ARE invited to
attend funeral from her late residence. Is Mercer ST. on sun
dry next nj o clock. ,.,, - ,.,,,
On Thursduy morning, 9Th INST Mr.. DAVID ID. hlfP. nscd
% years md months.
On Wednesday. the s,h instant. ANN BROWN, inirn,
~ days.
On Tuesday evening" the 9Th inst. WIlamshurch, L. l.
JOHN MASEkER Of 81 f. lrUnlwsy, the i6 year oil his
The friends md relatives of the family respectfully lny
ted attend s funeral Friday. the 10Th INST at O'Clock
his Iae residence, North Second cct above Fourth ST.
On the Sth inst MARTHA McBETH wife of jus. AlcBeth
aged 81 years.
on "Wednesday. LEWIS COMBS, aged Il years.
In Bedford. Wednesday, l.. inst. aged and days,
GEORGlAN-i Il. youngest duughte o! VIM. Hur'el form
cry OF this CIT 800,
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United States Commissioners Office.


Charge Of ReroH-lhe stewart and cook OF me
,lup Hercules. of NewYurk examined yesterday on
charge Of aiemp; nj revolt sc board the ship during her
ae voyage from Odessa They coloed men, There %c
kanon charges the steward one OF winch rs nm Ne
AID concealed 1, on h persnD supposed witb Dan IN
tent The IS charged having aided la IN pulti ut
Oelance The Cap:aIn's Orders. &C.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-10

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