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JOAN II. CRANE.

All medicine ADVERTISED hyW r. Sloan. are SOLD
/ ny White & Hunter ari g L. Thompson, O.iuwa,
<. J. Smith Newark, S q. Sin,l, Pen, and Wru.
. X Dewey. Troy Grove sept 27-.lv
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New York, Dec .6.5p.

II
Flour market dull to-day No change in price
Extra and fancy brands 50 75as0. Wheat, no
change Corn quiet yellow 51la59c mixed 5io
Ss Pork unchanged in price and demand. Larl
quiet, in kegs 6la6i, in bbls Gla0I.
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-RcOYist.silS.
Stationery.
CFOCkPry

SCliO ~ Bouks, blank books, waters envelope
quIll~ pens pencils, paper, Sc, for sale nj
nov 10 NAuINGLR'S. e
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New and Extensive Clothing
Establishment.
C.othier's Complaint.

itdrcrsW Meeting
Oh denr. Oh dear, whit shall we do,
We can, sell oar old fashioned clothes
For kohn < Manicbaum's stock i, cheap and ns
To our sorrow the fact W. disclose.
IIhat crowds of customers GO there,
Their tayor- to renew,
Their store l. gr1tr like alr
Oh dear what sha.i Sc 90
Yet we wondcrnot n such support
But We are g-rvcd 10 SIC the run,
They dcr. tnr and runc,t as they ought;
aud that's what spols our FIN.
O,lar clothicr- compared Nth these,
Are nothing murh IN view,
And VAN their effort, are to please,
On dear, what shall we do
Eohn and Naudebnum are far too strong,
WIN h we now plainly see,
That they'll be the viCtOrs n along
And So they deserve to be
In workmanship they stand alone,
In cloth and prices too,
Thryarr n match iorUS We own,
On dear, what shall we do
An effort more we know not how to make.
So kohu and Moud.,haum. we now appeal to YOU
Oh tell rs for our inmi'ys sake,
What shall We do, what sha we do.
7 : We beg leave to inform our friends and 9th.
ers that We have returned here with very heavy
and desirable stock of Ready Made Clorhinr aur
with iul determination oistrictIy adhrring 10 ia,
principles Cian honorable competition and in duia.
80 we earnestly and most respectfully solicit YOU
patronage promising to give general satisfaction I,
all who viii do Us the honor to look our stock an,
to hear the low prices of our ready made clothing
Trunks, carpet bag. buffalo robes, lrwrlrv tlnc,
articles ami IN general any thing. Al ot which W,
promise 10 offer 10 our patrons shade lower than
they can be- cEnncd IN any other establishment il
sN.H Il
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Highly Spoken or.
Ertraci from The lVautesha Democrat, VIZ


Ertrac! from The lVaukesha Democrat, FiS
May, 9, 1919
SLOAN s HErIofNFe.' A subscriber wrtr freD
the town Of New Berlin, requests usi say that hs
has used NJ. SloauS Horse Ointment in s.veralin-
stances during The past winter, and ALWAYS with The
tcsired'ci,cct, and wishes us 10 recommend il 10
those Who have tie usP ard car" OF horses Mr..
Sloans medicines are highly spoken of generally,
aud rom the hSrr1Oie acquaintance we have with
that gentleman, We Hre led to believe TINT they are
prepared with view 10 give n real beiriit 10 what
ever purpose they are recommended.
Good Beginning.
Iowa City June 3th. 1910
Mr. w. Il S,o1n-Sir-AbOut two weeks since
we purchased OF your travelling agent one doz OF
your lorse Ointment, one doz oithe Horse Condi-
Ton Powders and ona doz, oithe family Ointment
J ne Family Ointment is nearly sold and the liorss
Medicines dA gone YOU can send MS mmedi-
alelv. another supply of Ihe-4 medicines, when we
rec'i e them We will send you the money, or pay ii
to your travelling agent when ha comes round a
gain. Yours truly, HARLEy & SMcw.
Terribly Scnidrd,
Fellow citizens ol Chicago, the dcrp md distress.
nT wounds | lately received in beng Terribly
ScHid6d, by the bursting OF dlstlllery boiler. were
healed in the short space of fourteen days by the
tree application ri SiOdns ccieJrdfed OintnsRf.
Also my child that had been sorey afflicted for sew.
etn months with Alamsmus, on whom | have ex-
pended large sum olmoney TOR medical advice and
medicines restored to health in less than three
weeks 10y the use OF Sloan'4 Ointment.
For Injuries on horses am confident Sloan's ONT
mCnt Is tar superior uany other remedies now used
In my opinion, crcrI fGmi'g should constantly
keep on hand this valuable Ointment.
Chicago, January 4, 1919 MicHIu DIvERsY.
Burnt To Cinkers.
W. B. S'oan-Dcar Sir Justice demands that
should return to you my uneiGncd thanks Tor your
daughter. cIohc. caught fire, ami before the tiures
could be ekiIu uis he'd, they wrrn n burned 10 Gin.
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School.
II HAMPTON hcr- leave 20 inform tue public
that 0. wia opr10 -.hou, 900 Mr. Holland ce-
myut building. ON Monday. Nuv 10Th inst.
IrWr-ffum $3.50 90 $3.50. tor common Eug-
lish buncha, HIGHER ir'm ~ItoSijJ.
The appointment at 'In -chuo, fund viii be de-.
Quoted from the bills otao entitled rD rtcr,, o. gnd,r
the supervision ut J.rr school dir,ciois, according 10
bargain w'h'iom Nov j-.jw
i0O BROWN and black -rck coats, OF astonishing.
JOV IS loss prices,
ca BHr. In,, Canail mixed body coats Mt reduced
Prices and
auOhcayy us,el Sleeps grey cous. a' reasonable pri
cc,i Tor ,ilr ly koHS & MAyuurrvN -.
)n0 BROWN and h1ck cIonks and over coats
-'0 100 C0--iWrT business coats
Gn vests ct al kinds qualities, and STYLES, at very
iow prices, Forsn,chy k"UNN NA>prrnAuN.
PooTS AMI Shocs-Olu.l sizes and all kinds
- gum and leninrr G. NArnNGEE
iOO Pieces English, French, aud American prints.
'VV leo DO do do Gmghams
- pieces plum and rr.l 'us.vs,
- blue drills 81 York DO,
- striped ,luaugs
Al prices to smttsr times
nov II LP. SAvgfR& Co.
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Grain Wanted,
Furs and PeIts.


GTRAYED or stolen in the fore part ofOctobcr
- last, trom the pmirlc one mile north Of Dres-
~ den, Grundy county HIS, three head Of horses
that is 10 say, one bay mare, ten years Old near ;
hands high black legs mane, and tail hind legs IA
thcr crooked, some collar and some saddle marks a
scar on The pole OF the ncckshe had been cured of
polr-eyil one ycarling bay mare, heavy built nth-
81 Iow before and one last spungz horse coli, good
SIZE, light bay, little white on the heel Of the right
hind foot The two astarr colts Of the first dcscrb-
sd. The above reward Will be- paid on their dclv-
cry at my residence one mile north Of Dresden, or
nall for information where they can be found
Dresden, nov T. 1919 IT WV WATERS
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Coal Cooking Stove.

WE would call the attention Of our customers to
w Cushman & CAS- ,Air-tigM CD0hiRg Stare,
manufactured in Ottawa This is the most perfect
stove for burning either coal orwOod that has has yet
been offered to the public Its 50 constructed that
when either Of The plates burns out, tcan be replaced
al trldlng expense.
We keep supply Of these stoves on hand and will
warrant them 10 work well ana give satisfaction in
all cases where properly put up.
We also keep for sale three sizes Premium cook
stoves az well asa sizes plain and fancy coal stoves
made il Ottawa which we sell at the Foundry pr
ces sep II IoHN MANLEY & Co.
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Boots nHsl Shoes.


WASIlBURNS best cast steel and steel edged
w Shovcls ana Spades, the best article in mar
kct, Grain scoops OF all kinds; also large stock Of
Shelf hardware, Just received at CUSlINlAN's
nov > 1919
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New Goods ,

I AIDES will find every thing wanted in the
'hoc line from fine kid slipper to heavy
Poo'r". Aso N'iren's shoes Of every e'v'e and
Glalty, ~ calling nj CUSHNANs
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laipi Swreafn 1i'i'nfe', Corks and
Beware OF Countc,fcits.

TIL" genuine article Is manufactured only by II c.
Farrell sole inventor aud proprietor, aud wholesale
druggist, No II, Main 4. Peoria, III To whom all
application for agencies or purchase must must be
addressed llr sure you get 1t with the letters II G.,
before fnrrc.Is, thus--ll G. FhRRELIS--nnd
my signature on the. wrHrpcr--n others are coun-
t'ruin Beware, particularly OF spurious prepn-
ration called II. i. FdTclfS Ardbi1R ointment"
q h1'" counterfeit which ha- ia made IT'S appear.
auc, The genuine i for ale Nv 80
Wurr < lIrNrlr and |, THOMSON, Ouano.
Sc SMlr Peru; q \ hNusAy, LdsaHs.
II BRowS md AW Bowrv, Joliet.
lrSElNs NrEWLl, Lo'bpgr'
T II AuryAyrrR, Magnolia.
DNvp MERIT, Somon0uk.
& Nuteb audit u RICHARDSON. Bristol.
L ID NILtLU, OU- 40 - amt regularly authorised
agents all over ,h' limited States
Cnlland "rt l0ttcr LoIl ;rcc charge
sept 2i.-'.,tl
/ ~ AyHS--Jpo pr wood danes. cl7c hr,s, pot.
[ o. tel .5J ,p.ua.a rng. hum's. for s,lc by
July u WALLER & IlioxLiSo.
100 TkC SkS, aul oarpr, bag and
A|AS 81 CASES leots. ior s,le y,ry ~ ~
nov - Koas 4 hAsb.rsAsx
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New Goods at LockWoods /.

New Goods at LockWoods !
TRVllE suh.cHher la. just received. direct from
2 Vow York, a choice stock Of Dry GOydS,
x igI's, Shoes, BgRqcts Ngis, Groceries, &c.
10 Wh.'n he invites the attention Of his friend. and
the public. His stock embraces,
90 pieces Nerrinac and othcrpriuts,
~ " blue ana orange
80 " EIrl-tou GInghams,
- Mous.dc Lanes, choice stiles
~ " lEd Lawn,
800 Bonnet cap satin, aud tafIcta ribbon
10 Summer fuugcs
20 bnIrcdani striped combrc,
700 Bunnct-, new styles and an prices
20 doz l.cglIorn and palm leaf hats
~ Arlliic'ais and wrraths
20 pieces Kentucky Jeans
40 " Cououadr drill &c.
beautiful assortment Of Ladies Caters and
HI CATERS, slips, bCo,ees, &c
Carpets.
800 Brrgc and Victoria Shaw,S. silks. dress, hkfs.
>. y c;ay"t blk Italian cwvr,s. superior quality
- '"nn"' SIX beside hot oiolhe. a,pod' al Of
winch WI be old cheap iygca h,
by ap-I JoHN LOCKWOOD,
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etn BBl.s "On,wool" su.nr house N,olas-c
u ~ n supcrorarucr, nj 81. Lou, prices, by
my II 10. WALKER y lhcELrxG.
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plERCE'-C piper Plough 4 hnc assortment o
these p.ough- tor sale "a consignment
nov 80 JOHNSTON & CHAVRrAup,
w BiSkEf luo'h.r lot rera.yrrlp per Nicely.
w tpr-nlrir hy luN,l1y & CuiRR~Arp
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DR. STORMS CELiBR tTED
vrol f.,
I'M dprnt kce!.
LeuL uOtfI L0gisi
orta
severe We lau tauirh
shoaru cnnIyan
@
Merchants
,Ioufi prompt
aIrr& /
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CiSclSSAri Dec. 6, 8 p IN.
Hogs, prime 50 65a6 IS, No change in any
articles
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IIShfnI s,InsinGn.


A NY quantity OF Whrai Corn. Oa's, Barley
u Nc.,wnn'cl, for which the hghc.l price vii
VI lee pail n Cash lfuv>rNv = tu,rPr,ru.
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C01 'rsriped rassmrr pants,
olop'ns black, blue, cadet mixed. anil ahern.
grcypnts lined or unlnnd. for sale as,onishmr,y
low,hy kcnS & MASpLrp.vs
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EROApCLOTIlS of all colors and qualities, fan
- cy and plnin cassimcrcs, heavy Sleeps grey, sat
tinctt-, tw~eds Jeans, hard times, also canton AMI
woollcn f.annels, Llnscys, &c, Ju-i received At
noy2 CISNMAN's.
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CONSTANTLY
RECEIVING MORE CLOTHING
0aW V0A0 9A0TGQl9 aI0A5Q

Wenre pto norf
fImriun w
complete
ht.sau aiuag wepoS y
ero To Of plwrk-
MANDIEBAJM (ruwn,N Nov
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HNROM the subscriber. rrsidin, in Oupw, Cen.
A ire, la Snlucoun Illinois. ON the 7th in.t
u a iigh SOrrci Mare, with white name and
tail, white face, . or 10 years old ANY person re-.
unlng said mare to the subscriber, ur giving inlor,
nation where she can BE- found. will hr literally re-
Nardcd $500. PATRICK CAREY.
Ottawa, Nov 10 l6..3
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The most Extraordinary Discovery in The
world il lhr grca. Arabian remedy for Man
and Beast
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Boots aud shoes,

900 FAIR men, boys aud youths calf kip, nnt
w andcolf-c boots.
~ pnir morocco, Md cali. and seal Shoes,
~ Boys aud giflg shoes
n general assortment oi CATER. and hu.kins, n
prices 10 su, the timrs 4. S,yStn a ~
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Sloan's Corntr.


OR purity, miidness, and thoroughne.s Sloans
Ointment exces and Is rapidly superr-dmg vi
other Ontments and Liniinents now in use, toT the
following diseases
B.. Fresh wounds, Calls oe allkinds, Sprain,,
Bruises, Cracked Heels, Ringbone, Wind.
gals, Poll Evil, Callus, Spav,ns, Sweeney.
Fisiu!a, Silfast, Strains, Laineness, Sand
Cracks, Foundereh Feet, Scratched Or
Nance, and Horn Disiemper.
TIE lO'cder will remove all inflammation md e..
yer. purify the. blood, loosen the skin, cleanse The
water and strengthen every par, OF the body and
has proved sovereign remedy for the following DIR
sea-aS:
Distemper, Hide Bound :. Loss Of Appetite,
Inward S,raining, Yellow Water, lne'ama.
ton Of the Eyes, Fatigue from hard exer.
else: also, Rhuematism, Commonly called
"SiiT complant,") which proves so fa,al to
many valuable horses in this country, ltis
also sale aud certain remedy for coughs
aud colds, which generate. So many fatal
disease ". B. SLOAN,
Grand Depot, 10. Lake ST. Chicago; and sold in
nearly every town in the western stasa.
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Lirer CJmpid.T ErgSipcias, and Rheumdtisn
lLlaR

i.|ttT td"Nt'Hl ETHNi'iHs, ana NhehWdtfSYn
ttTed
Hlgrjck, Marion Co, Ky, May -, 1879.
Nr H. q. EGrdl--Dear sir; Your linimcnt IL
selling very. we'll, and doing n v0st deal of good
nmoog the people, 1t has cured bad cnse Of Ers.
Siyr'qe, and another ot n bad rdig in The breast a
lady who was confined TO her ted pr several months
with i'rsr complaint and affection Of The hsCff.t.
was entirely cured 10y the use OF your Arabian ni.
urni. She said the doctors could do her no good.
II ha, been applied To fresh cut. aud cured it in a
short time. | have been afflicted with rheumatism
fora long time, md Just before n wet spell il pinned
me 80 much that had no peace all dag md in the
night commenced bathing aud rubbing with your
lmcut, and before was done ruhing,,h The pain ccn.
scd JOHN BuCkMAN.
SUI Complaint. SrceS',, 9is''mfe', Corks and
Sore t.yrS CErr3.
VI. Mitchell, Postmaster n, Fia,, fulton co. ILL.,.
sny- ".Nr. H. g. EGrrl--luur Arabian lncment
shiGh,y rtlzcthcrc. We cure one u nv nrighbors
horses o lus still complaint by Hbols l,ur or five ap
piuations, and cured one Of my oSn Of the twcc.
ncy. Our sheriff. Joseph Dykes cylci his horse Of
hud Cork whit; he also tired 1t on colt that had
The Disicmpcr very bad and cured Immediately
lie says It Is decidedly The greatest horse medicine
Ne cvcru,rd There have been numbers cured Of
sore eyes with II tiud 1t very valuable medicine
hOth for man and beast,
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Wooden N:lic.

poNES in nests a neat article. Eastern Pals
- Gram measures tubs, wash boards. mop han
dies, chums, clothes pms &c. &c, can be found ut
nov = CI'SUMAN's
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Buggy.
StraSch az stolen

4 GOOD, second hand Buggy for snlr low for cash
~ or produce II. SANGER & Co.
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Money Saved /!

A Ill persons indebted To the late finn Of r var
~ " Sanger mustsetllc the same immrdi,trl,
- orpay costs. l.. 7. SANGER
Ottawa, nov IL, 1919
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SCHOOL Books, letter, let, r, hap. and note payer
states, pens, pencils, &c, constantly on hand
nov l6 l. 7. SAYEER x Co
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you can keep your hands nice and warm witt
l Null, kld Leather, and Wooden Gloves
novSJ JIG NArrfNGrR.
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For sale or Rent

classic boxes;nlI saes; 50 cgs nails, ana
~ ageucral assortment OF Hardware.
aovlo L. Y. SANGER & Co.
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llnisNC rfC,,i.
Di~sOisItjCfs.

DLEASANTLf situated in the East side Of Fo'
l River Possession gwen Immediately. In
qurc at CvsHNANs SruEr
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Heavy Goods
Ladies !,

II NER.tOAIS, musilus, lIGnncls. blankets
~ Ticklngs, baggings casseneits, cnssimerrs, etc
nov % ] G. NATTINGER.
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LNOORlNG-Cou,, on hnni, both inch
Il and inch and quarter, at the PlqmHg .QiH.
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l'anCicS.

NEW style Ribbons fancy coogs, tabs, flowers
y Iln'"s rwp', velvet trimmings and velvet and
silk helt ribbons Ladies cnu suit all.
nov - IG NNrTIN3rR
SUiW ISL have bui few lett of,hc new style.
nov ~ &c NArrNGrR
MIRRORS All s.acs, from - cts to 59j
!" nov - I & NNrrENGrH.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-29
MORNING EDITIoN---MoNDAY OCTOBER 49, 1s4s.

than persons generally allow But 1t Is general ars
tocrscy -sristocracy OF the whole white race
XII. What the South has done-by the same
Has not the South acquired for itself q character
for frankness, generosity high toned honor and CHI
valry which Is unknown to the North Look little
further Review the hi,tory OF our aovsrnment from
its first foundation down to the present time IL exh-
bits series Of brilliant triumph achieved by the South
rical strength The Voice Of its soquence has pre-
dominated In the council chamber She has displayed
her courage and patriotic devotion every battle
field and throughout the broad expanse Of coun-
try. Her energy and her wisdom have been mainly In
in achieving the successful progress Of those
institutions which originally moulded by her ge-
Mus and her patriotism"
MIL The position of the working man in the
Norh-by the same gentleman
{" Look at Massachusetts,. that great State which
boasts Of her dense population and OF her enormous
wealth Her laborers are absolutely excluded from the
the mechanics Of the South and those OF the North and
the independence growing out Of their position and out
of the operation Of this institution Of slavery is this
which has elevated them 1t Is not that there is any
intrinsic difference between the Of the South and
those Of the North Human nature has been the same
in all ages. The differences in their condition must be
referred to the circumstances by which they are sur
rounded
have gwen you what may seem a somewhat
copious selection OF these extracts, as the best
mode of indicating the precise sentiments now en-
tertalned on the questions referred TO IN Kentucky
And In that point of view, doubt not they will bo
interesting to the Northern resder.
The que stion has not yet come to a vote, and the
further consideration of ii is postponed for the pre-
sent, or until the disposition of the article the
judiciary, which Is now under discussion.
The monotony Of lite in this little capital has
been miugated recently by one or two rsncontres,
or stabbing cases There afiray the other
evening at the Welsiger House, growing out of
some lll-feelng in regard te lady, in which a son
of the Hon; Thos ii. Benton stabbed Mr. Lyons
of Louisville. The wound was not dangerous,
however. The next evening, the clerk of the same
hotel was stabbed at by young man of the town,
but with, happily, no serious result.
The weather still continues pleasant, as much so
as is generally the case in New York State in Sep
TENDER. / would add more, but the length of the
pre- sent communication admonishes me to forbear
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-29

cb~g. of Si,sirn. a Wseb and Money noers Biaks
and Dosing, 81 the Sixth ward arrested yesterday
woman by the name % Mary tli1es. on charge q
stealing, from the person q Philip Qusly gold satsh
and chsin, valued st S75. aud $40 in money IL sp-
pears that the complainant resides at Ne-srk, " j.,
and on Saturday evening while visit 90 this city,
he became iudspossd bevidered. or somsthtog else,
aud finally sat aosu on a stoop In one u the cross
streets the roubs 90 recruit his strength. Tins
house 20 Witch this ttoop attached, 10 seems vas
inhabited by smsles 81 easy virtue who on observing
the Young stranger seated outside very politely tea
dertd invitation 20 ssk inside to ~hcs he readily
asssnted Tie ladies inside received him With much
pleasure and one. in particular. invited him % lie
down for short time supposug that nap Might give
him relief This he consented 20 do, aud scarcely had
he taken forty vinks before he felt the hand Of
Of the damels s bs pocket aud before he could
himself O. MAKE any resistance she on With ths
pecket book containing the money and the watch like
wise The police notified ~ the fact, % the esss,
sud yesterday arrested Mary Hines the charge 81
stealing the property being accessory after be-
tore the fact Justice Mountfort committed the sc-
cused TO prison for further hearing. Other police
matters we're exceedingly dull nothing trsnspring
sept few drunksrds and losfers arrested, ~seh Is
every day occurrences
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brooklyn city News.

Rrres Causry CouRr o. orEn ANp TsHMvER-
fret.nt, Hon. Nathan D More aud Justices Hughes
snd Wiight-The court was ops aed on Saturday
isE lat tor the purpose of sentencing such of the er
minns as had been found guilty Of violating the Law,
and Who had not previously been sentenced Charles
Albro having been convicted Of receiving ses goods
was tentsncsd 20 imprisonment Ia the county jail at
hard labor TOR the term of sx months Ed~ard Albro,
brother to the former. and n boy alto we'd to
60 on account 81 his youth The sentence hangs IN
t'rcIo. over hts head Michael FOltE the celebrated
countsrf.iter having been found guilty u forgery In
the second degree sentenced 70 imprisonment in
the State prison at Sing Sing for the tern Of Eve years
snd six months James T. Lavsry convicted Of forgery
In the fourth degree sentenced for tue
yeaiE and sir months Michael Men aimee brought
up scptssce having been convicted q selling Iaor
without license This sentence In his case hOssver,
was suspended The court then adjourned.
Cirr CouRr Before Judge Green wood aud AlIsrmsn
Gay at ten O'Clock Tn. follosing persons we're SEN
tened John Hill grand larceny, State prison, three
y'srs ard sir months Thomas rJrrel, assault aud
battery ten days mprisonmsut In the county Jail aud
s25 fns Elisha Avcril forgery in the fourth degree
Sent, deferred there being several other Indie ments
against him David Davis, assault and battery dned
$50, 20 stand committee til paid. Joseph Wilson, OBJ
ttructinR the highsay SIS, the defendant having
sbsted the nuisance James AcNamee, disordsrly
house sentence suspended Francis Ncguire. Keeping
bavdy house four months and ten days prs0nmeBt
IN the county jail Peter Nc tvoy selling liquor With
out license. $40 VIM, Pettblsdos, Obstructax the
bigh-.y. sl5 hne. VIM. Cutting, keeping . gaming
house, fined sl5
Cosso- CourcL.-Tbe Beard OF Aldermen hold a
session this afternoon. at o'clock Very little bus-
ness will be done however. NJ the members too
busily engaged in preparing for the approaching
tsst on the 9th q November.
DESsE The fog vas extremely heavy yesterday
morning; much 90. that the different boats the
river were obliged 10 keep their bells ringing In order
to find the landing places.
RsLIcious - The Rev Or Bushnell % Hartford de-
nversd eloquent discourse last evening, ct the Ply
mouth Tabernacie. Rev Henry w Bsechsr, pastor
Suicips A man named Charles Park committed sui
eide Saturday last, at the Tam Shsntsr tavern,
on luthirg Avenue. Adslphi street by hsuging
himself The deceased vas an incorporate man. and
was about 81 years 81 age An inquest vss held upon
the body yesterday and the jury rendered verdict i
accordance with the above facts