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SALES AT AUCTION.
New Basin Lots. Second Municipality.
BY BEARD, CALHOUN & co.

BY BEARD, CALHOUN q co.
J. A. BEARD. Auctioneer.
ATURDAY, April H. at ~ o'clock-Win be sold
- Banks Arcade the following described property viz:
ONE LOT GROUND the New Canal forming the
Of Magnolia street,
the Canal by depth and front Of 100 feet Magnolia street.
ANOTHER LOT OF GROUND adjoining the above, and hav
ing like front Florida Landing Of rs feet by depth OF 20 ee
The said Lots designated the original plan Of r. Deahed
Engineer dated March, 83 office OF Theodore
Guyo Notary Public by the Nos 2 and no. and By the same Nos
plan OF W. T. Thompson, Surveyor exhibited at SAFE
The payems extends through eya and Magnolia streets 10
ida Landing and the Magnolia have also been lately
finished The Lots also well filed up.
cash. balance at and years credit Tor
notes bearing with per cent from date to
maturity and punctua paid bear interest at the rate
OF per per
sale before Beard Notary Public the expense Of
the purchasers apS 4, 5, g. 10, IL, IL, IA
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ADJUSTMENTS.
RICAN THEATR e.

%
AMERICAN THEATRE.
II. P GRATThN- Stage Manager.
LAST NIGHT OF THE SEASON.
SSsS s s s e'9 sf
the citizens Of this city, w with the cooperation Of . The
EVENING Tuesday sc'es ,or ! he a A.
%rE T G. aaids sa s. THIS
ss NJ. e csn"a POPE
sing The Indss sEe y MIis L nf
GERwooD in which Mr.: 6. Jsmon viii give mutations Of
Tsssrnho and Maeready each avorite character
performances will conclude with THE CAPTAIN OF THE
" under the control q Mr. Beslmsn
Tiers Genus coo1sd Boxes. 50 GEMS Gallery b e cent.
hours Of 10 A M and p NJ. by applying to Geo. S.
~ open Performance will commence
quarter-pas' precsey aps
ST. CHARLES THEATRE.
Managers. LUDLOW g. SMITH.
Fourth night Mr. DAN MARBLE who will appear Yankee
si Ssg s m K s
sS&sb Sif s:$ ss1
Ae which, NAUTICAL Drama called BLACK EYED sg
WITH sxiLoR's hoESpifE. By MS: JOSEPH
is- Doors open haf-psst g. Curtain att O'CLOCK
sas eas &c be hsa and On I
ORLEANS THEATRE.
bIssa oasl T t s BY entitled La
Rem Conclude win the Vaudeville in one act entitled
LA Gle DAMS LIE DOS
IN The performances will at 81 o'clock ap2
- -e>e-----------
OLYMPIC CIRCUS
Corner of Poydras and Baronne Streets.
s p
b
,nS EVENING, Tuesday, April the performances will COM
Il Grand Enee. TO be followed
succession of Fancy Dances Brilliant Equestrian Acts
Comic lneude Classical Poses and the extraordinary per-
magnificent esd Cincinnatus The whole
conclude with Ethiopian Songs and exciting Breakdowns by the
Sable HarInonsts.
szr small bills of the day, posters etc.
Doors o'clock performance to commence at O'Clock
Dress Circle so Second Ter rs cents apps
ROPERS SPARRING and FENCING ACADEMY,
No. 107 POYDRyfS Street. NeD Orleans
open FROM O'CLOCK, A. NJ, to 2 P. NJ, and
~ FROM to s O'CLOCK, P. M. ia8
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Briggs.

Seneca -........ 4,ml
Sarah Hooper :. 7,m2
Observation-Disclosures
Stamboul S.m2
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Succ ession of Alex. Logan.
BY BEARD. CALHOUN & co,

J. A. BEARD, Auctioneer.
FRIDAY April is4s 70 O'Clock, viii be sold at auction
Banks Arcade this city, by asd of order Of
the Hon. Canon Judge the Second District Court NewOr
leans dated 18th January s4 and under instructions OF James
Davern, ESQ., Curator Of the Alexander Logan
following described property, viz:
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, with all the Improvements
theen situated in the Second Municipality Lafayette street, by
depth of So feet ncbos and S lines.
The said property situated between Camp and Magazine Streets
and is leased to James Vital until April. 1850.
Act of sale before j. R. Beard Notary Public the of
the purchaser. mh6 If
AUCTION NOTICE
VHE SUBSCRIBER having closed his connection with Mr.
L LEWIS FLORANCE, will hereafter carry the Auction
Business his and that from his long
Auctioneer his wei-known capacity crye
he will receive "A portion of the public patronage
H. R. WOOD.
References-Maunsel White g. Co.. VIM. Laughlin Co., Jacob
Barker. ia30
MORPHY g. MENUS AUCTIONEERS, No. 81 Magazine
lVl opposite Banks Arcade Sales
Private Sales Real Estate Stocks Caoe Negroes Merchandise
SUGGESTIONS. Underwriters Port Wariens yl2
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HECKER's PREPARED FARINA.

THIS article is universally acknowlsdg to be the
nutritious, and at the time the most delicate
substance that be obtained for lnvads or Children
Diet 1t considered by the Medical Faculty superior to
all other substances cases oil ysenteIy and
Bowel Complaints incident to this climate while it is highly
recommended for various domestic purposes such the
making of puddings etc.
For sale by the Druggists generally and at the Depot
IF Cdrondelet and Grarer streets at wholesale and
retail BY TREADWELL & BARRY,
Sole Agents for the Southern
NH INF NH and Western States
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RETAIL HARDWARE
Dry Goods by the Package
n. BRANDER SMITH.

Dry Goods by the Paekage
n. BRANDER SMITH,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT,
No SO Gravier Street,
Offers for sale, entitled to Debenture-
SHAWLS-Colored damask Canton Grape;
Plain white do do
SCARFS-Colored damask Canton Grape;
Scarlet do do:
Do embroidered in scarlet, crimson, cherry, PINK
gold, &C.
SiAWLS-Rich embroidered white Canton Grape
Rich embroidered scarlet and cherry do do;
Rich embroidered in blue purple, green and cherry
Super 81 size and quality very fine embd;
White Barge; Satin PLAID Barge;
Assorted dc, embroidered fringe;
Printed De Lame;
Printed Cashmere.
SlLK-Toile de i'lnde;
Tole de Nord
Sinchews, fine article;
Black Serge: 4.
and beautiful Styles
Black Grapes; Fancy Battisie Cravas;
Fancy Plaid Cravats; Black Levantne Cravats
PRlNTs-Light and dark fancy and Furniture;
English do do
"A Brown sheetings Denms Columbian Plaid Grandrias
Cotton Hose assorted white Flannel Blue Cloth Cas-
sinner and Merino Undershir and Pants, &c. mh2I I'm
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FOR SALE-A BARGAIN.
A COFFEE-HOUSE, situated in the Second Munich.
IA pality Front Levee well furnished with Liquors, a.
Jetc together with its lease furniture and effects doing
good and extensive business at the Bar well as M
all lines accommodating large number of Boardes as
can be by reference
Also for SALE an able MALE SERVANT.
The proprietor being about retiring from business
count of i'll health offers the for sale the most
accommodating terms Payment part cash, and credit for the
balance For particulars apply to this Office mh30 ct
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FEW ORLEANS MARKETS.

CRESCENT OFFICE.
Tuesday Morning. April 3. 1919.
COTTON-The arrival of the Canadas letters pre-
ented much from beng done in Cotton yesterday and the
lies confined about $500 bales. without change
= prices.
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WANTED,
A SITUATION, by Widow Woman. as CHI AMBER
IA MAID. Good references be given. Inquire at
the third door from Graver. on Gironde street for
fy27 If MR.. KALTING.
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Per ship Abby PTsst, from Lverpool-2S6 steerage.
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Smiths and Engineers.
AULT & SEYMOUR-Julia street, Next to Com
merce street, near the New Levee.
VTTILL undertake every description of SMITH a
w WORK-Reparing and Altering Engines, 81 a
and all the various Work IN Iron and Brass. NV
EY- Scales Repaired and Adjusted with prompt W
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WANTS.

PARTNER WANTED.
A MAN well acquainted with ke eping a HOTEL. and
n attending to the OF the same will hear OF
profitable investment for about $780, by leaving line q
this office addressed e. A. milo Inn
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CrOCkery, China and Glassware.
p. r. FELL & CO.-e4 Common st., New Orleans,
Importers and Dealers, Wholesale and Retail
(TI Lamps. Plated and Britannia Caston. Can ~
- destioks. Table Cutlery. Japanned Walters. etc.
x Goods will be offered at low prices. and when -
the County. packed in the safest mh22 On
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based the patioual honnr S.,,.,;,,.I a.. .o,r,.

the purity OF the elective franchise, upon which
ossso TIE national honor. Sometimes, in the
Of nsree party strife those barriers those safeguards
Snon tue Lrgirlsur. bad erected, thrown down;
put no part OF their cu more anxiousy regarded
by tpe public than that which rendered s
upon them to preserve intact and in all il puriiv
ana integrity thai mighty pr,v g. the elective fan.
chise, by tie exemplary punishment Of those Who
would busa It, The violation OF the fire Law was aIso
. subj.ct of moment The duty Of fremen vss Va
unary one; hut tbe law had proper sst;m, ts IN
the lives Of tho'e advr nturons Who in thar val
for the public service fell into those flames whch tbev
had -nat Favored 10 extinguish They toe Grand Jury
should that law with respect to she propsr thick
ness of the walls obeysa many Instances where
the building had not beep erected with suifcien
strength the most melancholy results
by the itemen. The Legislature had deemed it its
duty to prohibit within certain limits the erection OF
wooden BUILDINGS but his ms.ropoi. nal increased in
Importance 40 rapidly that these limits had been
tpded TO much greater degree. should not be for
gotten that the Legislature had provided punishmsu at
Tor where the buildings Of brick but the
walls OF which not OF the dime prescrbsd
by the law He had addressed them at greater
than he had intended; but he WAS anxious co show
them the distipctioo between indictment aud pre-
sentiment the latter Of which should not be- had
course to- except in extreme to be- he had al
ready said determiaed by a round discretion.
The Grsnd Jury then retired IT, ta-ir room after
which the Court was adjourned until Thursday morn
Ing, at III O'clock .I.
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Court Of Special Sessions,

This Court held It's usuai sitting yesterday. The
case. were made or petit LARGE which, generally
speaking we're OF an unintsrest,ng chsractsr Thsrs
wAs one OF two however, which = shall mention An
elderly man named Brady, was charged with stealing
. par OF paptaioons or the value Of fonr dollars
Here was another proof OF the dreadful sgsncy of
which so nnerriDgiy Stays its victims The accused
pleaded guilty, but said he mt at the time
he WAS 20 crazy rs not 20 know what he was doing
With sfsteriug voice, he stated that be had been
years and up 10 the time In question his character
was ntsinless. He had wife and three children Ia
the State Of Connecticut aud If h. was forgiven he
would not remain In the city half hour His recital
caused ssn.atioR The Court found him guilty, but
mercifuly suspended ne ntsnce. The uafortu man
bowed respectfully IA he retired, and seemed deeply
grahed for the escape he had had from cell.
Surely, it will he lesson TO MIN for the remainder OF
bis days and Induce him to maze holy resolve dash
forever from hts fevei tips the liquid rs whish had
reduced him to the dsgraceful osGion OF uvicted
feon IL to be hoped that Others will take warning
from him miserable detected boxing female, named
Catharine Speech, was charged with stealing hat AS
sae stood at the bar her sunken eye her paid cheek
and her ragged garments, rendered her an object of
deep mmiseeration The convusivs heavings Of her
BOSOM ana the working OF her features, showed what
was going on within .Her 'miad racked by
doubt hope, and fear" Her anxiety to her fate
waA overpowerDg and she trembled she awaited the
fiat Of Justice The prosecutor was called bat he did
not appear, and thus tho poor CREATURE vas saved
This Court Is not moot aesurediy the place to
the bright side OF poor human nature 1t Is melsu
ohoy evidence Of the lax state of morals of certain
CONNIE dalton Of the prisoners press nted yesterday
thronged appearance Boys, aud OLD msn, and aged
we're mixed together md formed very gloomy
Some appeared to he hardened aud to every
ssnte OF shame others the unwilling eccompices OF
crime There were who seemed to feel their dis.
grace, upon whore eountenapces vice had not Is yet
set Its broad aud irrevooabls zeal All this painful
to witness. The gentleman who flls the Important
oce Of Judge, would ends to find out the
OF the unhappy creatures brought before him, some
extenuatpg circumstance thai would justify him In
returning them to society which. In tue language
Cowper. had fhaken her encountered lap nd thrown
them out u Some there In which he could
and did exercise bis humanity noble quality In tho
character Of judge Bnt there others to whose
fearful appeals he could not respond With them the
law took its coursc. 't
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The Bill Relating to California.

An Act to extend the laws the United States
over the territory and waters Of Upper California
and to create . collection district therein.
Be 1t enacted by the Senate and House Of Reprssen
tatves of the United States Of America In Congress
assembled That the revenue laws Of the States
be and hereby extended 70 and the main land
and waters of all that portion of territory esded to
the United States by the treaty Of peace, friendship
and limits between the United States OF America and
the Mexican Republic" coprsuded on the "a day Of
February in the year 1s48 heretofore designated and
known as Upper California
harbors bays rivers and waters Of the main land Of
the territory Of Upper California, shall consulate
and port Of entry shs be and is hereby established
for said district at San Francisco on the bay of San
Fiancisco; and . osilectcr Of the customs shall co
appointed by the President Of the United States BY
and with the advice end consent Of the Senate
side ct said port of entry.
See And be 1t fur.ner enacted, That ports Of de-
livery shall be And hereby estsbshed In the ooso-
ton district acresad at San Diego Mo nterey and ct
some convenient point within the territory Of the
Treasury a. near Is may be to the Junction Of the
rivers Ola and Colorado at the head Of the Gulf Of
Caltorns. And the collector Of said district Of Cali
fornia 10 hereby authorized to sppoint with the appro
baton Of the Secretary OF the Treasury three deputy
collectors to be stationed ct the ports Of delivery aors
Sec L. And be It further enacted, That the eollsc-
tor Of said district sha be allowed compensation Of
81 500 per Annum, and the fees and commisso ms al
he allowed compensation Of one theussAd dollars psr
anBum, and the fees and commissions allowed BY Law.
SEQ. And be It further enacted, That, until other
wise provided by law al violations Of the revenue laws
Of the United States committed within the dstct OF
Upper California, shall be prosecuted In the district Of
court OF Louisans or the supreme court Of Oregon,
which courts shan have original urisdction and may
lev. II ihs s.d district Of Upper cafornis and shall
proceed therein In the manner and With the like
enect - Auch cases had arisen within the district
OK territory where the prosecution shall Be Brought
sec. o. And be It further enacted That this cot
email take effect from and after the 10th day Of March
next. p. ,.f-,s.-ft -
n IL
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TWO CENTS.

Reports adopted or the Committee ON -. T.
favor Of lighting ths 7th avenue bstv,sn ~
and 22d streets with gas ""i0"
OfConmtttae on Streets with resolutions ana ord,
nance to eguistr I35th street bet Ween Secood and
Lexington avenue
or saInc Committee in favor Of ooucurriuo in the
re.oIuton OF The Beard OF Aldermen for tagging side
walks Of Jefferson sire ct from Cherry to South street
Ofssme Committee recon me di og ooneurrs o. N
rerolution, and ordinance adopted by the Board of
Aldermen 70 regulate snd grade 27sh street bot
10th and 11th streets for shaking we'll In Bloom ng-
dale Road between 10th ard Josh streets. and for
paving AveDne C. between 1lth and 18th strssts
Res0iui0ns-Tbat 4th avenue from 2Dsh to 32d
nr' cts and 22d street from 81 to 9th avenue bs
paht.d with gas Adopted That the ss,terlv side OF
Madison Averus. from 2sth TO 1924 Streets be ,ggsd
unn.r direotion Of the Street COMMITTEES. R.f-rred
.hat Moody Cuaming be, ana Ia hsr~by, appointed
nun, nn,encent 81 Wharves apd Slips In the place oil
Philip Msbrie. Adopted
re Torres tor is4s Report Of Finance COMMITTEES
on 'he com mupc@t'on of the Comptroller relating to
the amount TO hs raised by taxation.
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Supreme oourt.-peneral Term

Before Justices Jones, II uribut aod Ehmoods.
March - In the Matter OF Opentris The Bloomns'
dole Rood from the Sepenh .dpes TO the Tenth apenu>
The report OF the Coumission Of Estimate aud
Assessment the above entitled matter
ed TO the same, IL ordered to stand over
until Thursday next. ..... .U
The following order was then entered on the MI
putss-Oederee, That the court will, on the second
Tbursdsy in term. hear any the osleud &c,
In which the questions have already beau decided by
days ehsu be given OF the int ntioa to move snch
csuses and of the in which such questions sh all
havs been decided Cause nun ber on tn, Gale tar
was then taken mp and Is under asglmaut.
No more than thirty per day during the term
will be called.
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common Pi. as-> peclWl Term,

Decisions - Billings W.. Hsyt Judgment for plain.
tf and decree for sale of prsases and dis
tribation Of proceeds. Franklin vs. McCarthy-Or
dsrtd that 1t bs referred to Philo r. Rugges Esq
take proof OF facts The Rector &c. of unity Church
vs. Bogart and snoSherReterred to Murray Hofn to
take proof Of facts Keller and another Graha
Ordered that plaintiffs be At liberty to bring action
upon the Judgment against defendant or that issue
to try the validity Of the dschsrge In bHuhrupscy
mentioned in plaintiff 3 affidavit bs directed s
Bueklapd. by his next friend VS. Pope Ordered
that Isaac Brumby be appointed guardian Of plaintiff
pending this suit Lsssone vs.. Leudsn and wife Or
dered that reference be granted Gspiu aud another
w. Richmepd and others-Judgment for plaintiff on
Judgment for deien dsnt demurrer with $l2 costs
Bsrnum Barnum- Divorces a pincuio matrimonii
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Suprs me COurt-Spcclai Term.
Hpfnr. luzfin. Iocas

, Dirorce.-E. II. TpDnssnd ps. p. Toonsend- d.
vorce rinouio matrimorti E.
GENERAL TERM. .
Ii Before Justices Jones HurIbut. and Edmnuds
March 6.--rhe March term OF the court opened to.
day Motions were In order, aud occupied the trs
day In the matter OF opening Eleventh street a
motion was made to couArm the nmssioners' rep ort
After some discussion between counsel both siles
1t was sllo we'd to stand over
The examination Of for admission to prac.
tce as ATTORNEYS sc OF the courts of this State will
take place Thurodsy the 9Th Instant Ia the court
room. at o'clock, P. NJ. Exsminsrs-M essrs Coca-
ran Itch aeld aud Liv Livingston. There are four
hundred and twenty cAuses on the calendar.
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SERIOUS DErALcArIor. TO prevent exaggerated
statements, 1t is proper to cay that dedication
has occurred in the funds Of the James River and
Kaaawha Company, to the amount Of about
all ,OeO We are panied to hear, as We are sure
The community will be, that both the late President
and the Secretary are involved In it. The latter
has hed--he former is In has grave. II Is believed
however, that the estate Of Mr. Chittenden will be
sufficient to meet the amount. Inquiry has been
that the directors, SINCE the session on FRIDAY
evening, have been diligently engaged in invest.
eating The accounts, and can discover no other de-
falcation than sll, l62.-Rsehmo~d (Va) Whig,
Fee. ~.
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PUBLIC LAND SALEs-The late President aP-
pointed the 4h day of June next, the day ofsale
Of public lands, at the Offices OF Sault st. Marie,
Paint ,ov Wis and Fsireid. Ind 0 lie has also ap
poInted sales at Sault st. Mare, Mineral Point,
AID Dubuque, on the 18th of June. On the Sd day
Of September, the mineral lands between Lake
Superior and Montreal river, and On Isle Royale,
81. Croix, the mineral lands Of Wisconsin,, On the
d. Crsx ana Mississippi, rivers.
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FROM HALlrAx.-The British brig Halifax ar
r1ved at this port yesterday, in AZ hours passage
from Halifax. Papers brought by her contain no
tive fire occurred on the night OF the 2sth ut des-
troying block of four buildings in Lower Water
street, and rendering houseless from twenty to
thirty families. The small pox is said to be rife
at Yarmouth, N. s. Dozens OF patients are now
suffering from Its effects The Halifax papers
state that the steamship Niagara, hence tor Liver.
pool, which arrived on the I'D, had encountered
much Ice off the port 1t extended, in fields, so
miles E. of Cape Sable. brig was In the ice 2ith,
said, has not been known within the memory Of
the present inhabitants Boston Journal, Mar. 8
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Superior Court,

Percent the Chief Justice Justices Vandsrpoel and
sanford
Ranch 5-Present--Th Chief Justice, Judges Van
derpoel aud SANFORD The Nsych term nj snis
common ed Gay. Law srgume nts only viii bs heard
during the term.
March The argume Mt Gale ndsr called, and
the cause ~ Brodyp the Mayor &c. u N. T., taken
up and Is under arg umept
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CIrcuie Court.

Before Justice Edwards.
MARCH 6.-Aftsr the court opened, his Honor
proceeded to call the calendar, but no cause being
ready the court was adjourned.
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SWORD TO GIN. SHIELDS Gen. Shields has
sent letter. TO Gov. Scabrook, OF South Carolina,
acknowledging the reception Of the sword voted
AlM ~ the Legislature Of thas SsaEe. W.
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Court Calendar-Tnls DIV

CIRcUIr CoUKr -26, 20, Is, 20, 80, 81 80, So, 81
49, 80, 81, 49, 80, 40, Al, AZ, 43. a. as COMMON
PLEAs-lst Partl, 81, IS, 3d. Al, 49, IS, At, ~, 81
3d. I'd Psrt-26 40, 49, A, 10, 4S, so, 81 81 5S, 60
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Common Pleas-General Term.
Rafara IaduA IlshoafFaA

Royal H0yt Robert Jonss ct aI.-Cbisi 10 action
on proniesory note for 81, 500 The note was MAIDS
by Jsmes Jones s. Co. and endorsed by defendant. 1t
was given by James Jones Co. to person named Mo
MILAN To raise money on it Mcmillan passed it to
nan named Burrell, and from him It came into tina
hands Of the plaintiff The defence H. that neither
James Jones Co. the received any osi-
deraton for and that applied to purposes other
than those for which it was given Adjourned to
rev (this) morning. A .-,l-i ......
MARcH g. The March term Of this court sommeuo
to day. for the trial Of records Two courts will be
held Judge DAILY prssides In the hrst part and
Ulshos fer in the second. trial for slender in which
perfon named Claughly was plaintiff and man
named Flypn was defendant, came on before Judge
Uishoensr IL OF elsction squabbs Ia the
Eighteenth ward The defendant charged the plaintiff
with having thrown hs adful OF ballots into the
ballot box plaintiff being ut the time inspector Of
elections. IL did not appear that CHARGED
him With doing while inspector Of the ohartsr cleo.
ton but while inspector Of Of the primary elections
The latter not being recognized by law tho were
not actsnsbs. The resulted in verdict for the
defendant :