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Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-06-24
NO. 4.

NEW STORE,
N E W G g @ o S
" HOI.EStLE MD RETAIL.
Sec1a JJor LeL@c PdppJ1sa d i{gs, Ssc.H afcd.
MUSCATLNE, fOFI
L. Kellogg,
TAKt&S this method tn aGirn the it.zaag of Husea
tine and the people o. the country, generally, that be
h,giust opened at the above location an entirely NEW
STOCK OF GOODS purchased this spring in the las.
tern cities comprising general assortment of oil kinds
Of merchandise, sec ted esnccia'H fur this market
consisting of Fancy and Staple Dry Goods, Clothing
BonnetS Hats Got every variety of style and pricc)
Boots and Slres for Gentlemen aud Ladies. CroGerr
Glass Ware Hardware Groceries, &c &c, all ofwhich
he offers at the very Lowest Prices. Ia ex anTe inr
Cash or Produce OF MI kiad, at Cash prices In con
nection with the above be ms al7n opened
Lumber Yard.
And having made arrangements to receive during tie
season about 500 000 feet of lumber from the Upper
Wisconsin, (tIc best pine region in the West) he i
enabled to offer unegalled Inducements t. all in want
OF any thing ia that branch of business He viii keen
general as crtment OF all kinds oil roagn and dressed
Lumber, and everything connected with the trade
the Of second and Walnut streets. Call and eN
anime his stock of Goods aud Lumber, and II he fall
to satisfy you in both quality and price the loss will be
his own. June ). lS53-tf.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-06-24
Fire! Fire /! Fire /!

TNHE BURR INGTON FIRE AND MARINE
/ INSURANCE COMPANY. continues TO il-
against loss, by fire, or the perils Of nav
igation, goods, wares, merchandise and produce,
upon the mos, favorable term.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-06-24
His Ice Cream Saloons,

Are fitted up in the most comfortable STYLE and he will
take pleasure in mnstcring to the comfort and pleas
IRE Of all who will favor him with call.
GIVE HIN Il TRIdL.
.Iupa
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-06-24
New Spring GeOdS !!

lust received, a fine assottmsn, of Ia wns. Oh
,J leys, berege dlaines, silk ann linen pophn
ginshams, prints, &c.
APRIL. WIN. L MASoEl'
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-06-24

ID NJ. BURNETT is now receiving from the
II Eastern cities his spring stock, consisting in
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-06-24
JUST Received,

IF YOU want Bargains call NJ
June u, 1873. IT, HOOVER JELLlsoN s.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-07-12
Gen. Jaekson.s Law Cnice.

ltmay not be generally known among
our distant readers that the office ip which
General jackson read law in Tins town
is still standing. 1t is n small frame
building, nnd Sc ems TO have been once
painted red, but its color at present
would be harl to describe. The hanI Of
time is visible upon it. We vis,ei it a
few days ago, it stands upon the lot Of
Nathaniel Boyden, Esq, and in front Of
his elegant dwelling. A stranger would
wonder that it was permitted to remain
q decavins anil unsightly structure in
abe midst oflasle and elegance, but there
are associations connected with il-bc
it said to the honor of the proprietor
that preserved it from the ruthless hand
ofprosress. Its former tenant, after
career among the most brilliant in the
annals Of history, now monlLers in the
grave, leaving behind him name as
lasting as time. From this humble, in.
significant Office he went forth, rising step
by step, encircling his brow with fresh
laurels, and extenlin5 the circle Of his
fame at every advance, until he at last
reached the proudest hight, the most hon.
ore,l station in the worl Living he
was his country's pride, AMI dead his
memory is ensarinod in every heart
sSalisbury(N C.) Herald.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-07-12
Ss:5Z3 AsS3 Sgx;.;aNsag. 81 !,
No 1 Buckeye RloCk, Front street,
PDRTSM OiJ!rI WNID. y, =,

PURCHASERS will find al my store large
and onpcte assortment Of ofAisceihnrsns. Maaser
Medical, Ctassicaicaa gumtsos Sehoois Books,
Together with a full stock ofStaple and fancy
STATIONARY. ea-g asIr@ sNsss4 e5< dSsu
A mon, .nts reflection will ccnvincs snyciArvsc
that can offer Inducements to 3ook aAifyssss
fully equal toiCincinnatti or any othcSs5iHssnsdEa
This regicd. Il buyinihs same Marketsfarhl.
adelpAia and New York with them, St5ltEtidsjsf
expenses OF conducting basiness ~ n6ts tlixS1aE
fourth in Portsmouth wtiatit iSnth4 laSgSs ctyLoa,
ties, and which the buyer has 70 pay ia the entsab
The difference 10 tinIe, tile cost oftrah1p36a.s
ton, with the advantage 0f proouiing In sansaQs1
quantities. makes it mare ecouenieal a1sRsn1a166 sra
more expeditions u purchase of No. ssaa .sss N
In connexion withlny st6ss SaxS azlssfos.s .rst
Book Bindaty. .si =; 81 9 sss . y,
Where BLANK 10 0kSi of alSS sseee "a - "a
Of Ruling aud ofsspfFisr Sissifty snasA qhfaSlx 1
Cd at the shortest notice. .sA3asaBia6xK1 K1evsspsl
napeTs 4 Oh, RoAnd TO Pattern.
n country DealerSs &hd1 G1ihS iea. sap.
piled q the, ,verS lOwsst ra&&, ihnHko
Quantities. - shah b. hapgx n lS4ssg1
|szsitiay there who senl thssna1e ii s1no kaa y
''slsa l. sse.ssl 81 ss s. z 'iE !.
FNnook seller aud Stsiiespe - - e ~.
EB!oek From, suoci, rorssxealAS NJ ~ ~
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SOUTHERN NEWS.
BALTIMORE, IT, Lursday, j

BALTIMORE, Thursday, June 80.
We have received N. Orleans papers
as late as due. by way of Texas we
have Santa Fe dates to the l4lh of NAV.
Gov. Lane or the Mexican authorities
has taken no further steps in the MesiI a
valley affair. Lane was sustained in
his cou;,sc by all the citizens Of N. Mex.
aco; and, at /, public meeting at Santa
Fe, on The 5,h, resolutions were passed
asserting the right to The Mesilla valley.
The stories Of the god mines in Tex
;as were prou ounced sheer i,unl bug.
Hon. p. Soule, before bis departure
from New Orleans, declined public
dinner.
There were seven deaths from yellow
fever and five from cholera at New o..
leans during The week ending the 8lh.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-07-12
washIngtca en-dits and Rumors.

lmpoytart, Political M,os- The His.
p1aeA Asxica., Lsagne-- Warlihe prep.
arati6xy in Cubd--Irobable Cca,ye.
qnsn ssof the Mocen,eat, &c.&c.
Special Disp.to ,hoN. Y. Daily Times.
WAsHIxorow, June 27.;-lt rumored
ihst Government has been advised, from
quarters entitled 10 the highest credit, OF
Tho celebration ofa treaty between Spain
and Mexico, for the remuneration Of the
latter 10 the former. Tho treaty, it is
stated, was solemnly signed by Generals
Canedo and Santa Anna, while the lat.
ter was at Havana subject 10 ratiGca.
tion by the Court Of Madrid, and by tho
Mexican hs soon as Re should be firmly
seated in the dictatorial chair. These
ratihcations have been received; and an
expedition, it is said is organized on the
northern shore Of Cuba. destined TO car.
~ six thousand Spanish troops to vern
Cruz, where they arc to support tho coup
dsfat, which Santa Anna has resolved
to attempt.
1t,s likewise asserted that the depar.
ture Of the expedition will be the signal
fora general insurrection on tha Island
The Cubans are resolved not lot so csp.
itsl a chance slip without attempting
their emancipation;and if we may believe
reliable authorities, the movement will
certainly prove triumphant.
A gentleman who has the best oppor
tunities OF acquainting himself with the
secret drift Of things in Cuba, and who
possesses the confidence Of Government,
wIi,es: 81 am told Judge Crawford, the
newly appointed Consul at Havana, ,Ioes
not propose TO enter upon the duties OF
his Office until October. Ifthis is so, de.
pend upon 1.-THE will never act as Consul.
The fate Of the Spanish authority will
have been sealed ere then :" X. Y.
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NOTICE.
Receivers sale by order Of Court.

The undersigned having been duly ap'
pointed and qualified as Receiver in
the attachment suil pending in the Court
Of Common Pleas of Lawrence county
wherein Heidelbach, Seasongood & Co.
are plaintiffs & Louis Rosenburg is de.
fen.lant. on the Goth day ofJuly 1853 at
the store lately occupied by sail Rosen.
berg on Lawrence Street, in the Town
ofIrontcn, between the hours Of seven
o'clock In the morning. ana eleven in
the evening, will proceed to sell at
PUBLIC AUCTION
the property taken under said writ Of
attachment, anu appraised by the Coro.
ner at 'el7s3.
& Said property consists Of said Store
House, Stove, &c. A Horse, Saddle,
Bride ami Martingals. A Large and
General assortmept Of =; sH- ,s,f64
READY MADE CLOTHING.
Consisting Of Goats, Vests. Pantaloons,
Shirts aud Drs wers. - SsF Sg Il; q
ALSO, Broadctoths, Cassineres, Vest.
ings, Cassinetts, Sasinstts, FlanneIs
. Trimmings, &c. sa s .lsSEE g. Z N
ALSO. Haas. Caps, Caspsts Sacks. and
T.unxs, &c. &c. = -. 80 49,. =
Said, sale will BE- cou,iasva ~ "a.
jeurnmsnt from day 70 day Il, necssesss,
until all the goods, are. .soid. Z sxsg
Terms ofsals- Cash for sll SUNG mn.
= Wv &. isifvERMAN,;p,..;,.,....
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Compliment TO Americans.

We notice by our late English files
that the following Americans had the
honorary degree Of D. c. L. conferred
upon Them at the recent installation of
the Earl Of Derby as Chancellor Of the
University Of Oxford: The Hon. JosEpm
RANnoLpH lNGERsoLL. Minister of the
United States; the Hon. Martin Van
Buren, formerly President Of the United
States, the Right Rev, Geo. Jehosaphat
Mountain, Bishop Of Quebec; the Ri hit
Rev. Chas. Petit Mcllvaine, Bishop Of
Ohio, the Hon. Justice Halburton!--N.
u Cour. and Ing.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-07-12
J. NOTICE !.

To allpersons Interested; on the i2th days. ~
July A. ID. 1858 there will be let, out to chs
lowest responsible bidder, the erection Of two
stone abntments, for, . bridge, across storms
creek at the west end Of Cd, street in the town
tonton.l Size Of abatments and tezHs made
,-se,s Sa7--- "A. II 8 Ores staia 81
on the 18th day Of July A. d. 1883, as i.ahe
mouth Of lick creek in the township Of Perry,
there viii hs Ia 6atata tie lowest lsispSnSihie
snder ~ builaius ola bridge Acrpss iich csesk
p q mar tAe6upath tAeSeeE PisA and~so0n.
lipttiea nedN knekn on axof, sales hls6 ~
lennsef fGll1ee ~ oxlseief;1ke CoQne6Iiouau
Jane 2aASl SlS6S.
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POPULAR FAMILY MEDICt -ES.
SOLD BY MOXLEY & BARBER.


Halls Balsam for the Lungs.
Ayers Cherry Pectorai. ...,-...-. .. ...
Rogers Syrup Of Liverwort and Tar.
Sellers Pills, Cough Syrup and Vermtusc.
Jayne's Sanative Pills Aguc Pills, Tome
Vcrmifuge, Alternative, Expectorant. Carlllna.
tive Balsam, Hair Tonic aud Hair Dye. ..
. Wistar Balsam Of Wild Cherry.
Guysotts yellow Dock aud SarSaparlla.
Townsend's Sarsaparilla.
Osgoods India cholagogue.
Oxygenatcd Dttcrs, a sure cure for Dyspeps.,
Perry Davis Pain Killer.
Dalley's Pain Extractor. sf = al .-
McAlister's Ointment md Sola, Tneture.
McLane's celebrated Pills and vernifugc.
Railways Ready Relief 49,"
Grcgory's Instant cure Of Pain.
Chrstic's Galvanic Belts, Necklaces, Brace
let's, and Magnetic Fluid.
Alexica n Mustang Linlm:nt. 0 t
Brandrcths Vegetable Universal Pills.
Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills.
Bragg's Sugar Coated Anti Bilious Pills.
Smiths Sugar Coated Pills. s3
Farrell's Arabian Liniment.
John Bulls improved Syrup OF Sarsaparilla.
Howe's shaker Sarsaparlla and Cough Candy
Hollands German Bittcrs.
Weaver's Cank.r and Salt Rheum Syrup.
Smiths Tonic Syrup, for Fever and Ague.
Buffers Nerve and Bone Lininnent.
+ Barrels Indian Lniment.
Bates Nerve anil Bone Liniment.
Shcrman's Poor Mans Plaster.
Hays Liniment for the Piles. e.'
\ Hobensack's Worm Syrup and Pills
70 McIntosh's Balsam Of Indian Souaw Root.
hcrty c1sdiaL for Diarhoea and Dysentery.
Hutchin's Dyspepsia Ditters.
= Graefenberg Pills, Sarsaparilla and Chill
drens Panacea. ..,t. = a.a
Durkic's Green Mountain Ointment. e.
Hibbard's Family Pills and Circassan Balm.
Holloway's Tonic Bilters and Extract Of Ja-
maica Ginger. .-s. .ye-,s e- *
Shepherds Sarsaparilla., =4. q ,
Rowands Telegraph Pills. Tome Mixture
md Syrup of Blackberry Root. rsa,
bakers Pain Panacea. aus e..
Powers Piasters, new and superior article.
Vauyhan's Lllhontriptic Mixture.
Jacksons Pills and Expectorant.
Brants Puf. Balsam and Purifying Extract.
HofianIs celebrated Tar OillG,.nt.
Srickland's Pills. ls'Ns'g
Murray.s Fluid Magncsia. e,
Stonsi's Infant Drops.
Grifith's Magnetic Pain EXTRACTOR - -
Steers Opodildoc. aE9 Z f,tss,s n
Merrilps Black Salve.
Soree's Ohio Eminent. la+G-s - /.
Vaughan and Pcterscn's Rice Liniment.
Salter' s Ginseng Panacca. 4. '>-
Sovereign Balm Pills. ~
3 Thompson's celebrated Eye Watcr. rs
Turner's Balsam for DiarrhOea & Dysenteyy
& Turner's American Rheumatic Balsim.
! I'idd's Balm OF Life for Consumption.
( Councils Pain Extractor.
Shakers Genuine Extract ofSarsaparilla..
! Flteh's sShoulderB Braces Abdominal Support
~. inhaling Tubes, and all hisyal'.asis tani.,
nenmetf.s p,cuy anf, I, ~ pm.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-07-12
EAGLE HOUSE.
Front street, between Madison aud Mass:e,
PORTSMOUTH, OHIO.

X W. HIGGINS has opened the above well
~. known House, and is now prepared to ac-
commodate TRAVELLERS aud BDARDERS
either by day or week. The hoase is pleasant.
ly situated upon the bank of the river, and is
conveniently arranged for the comfort Of board
crs and travellers. Boardcrs can be acc om,da.
ted with neat and comfortable rooms, which
are 50 arranged as to condilo. to the health of
the persons occupying the same, being large and
airy, and the entire house well ventildted--al.
together the best house in Portsmouth for hotel
purposes. %
Sinbling Of convenient nature has been pro.
vided, sufficient for IS horses. He has also an
arrangement with the City Livery Stable by
which he can furnish horses, saddles;f buggies,
&c. .,3 sss,f t.4y.sg 3, ss, .;,fs4s ss,s ~ r y
Baggage conveyed TO aad from the dep II AMI
river free Of charge. nlS.em. ?, 4,
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-07-12

John Layrnan
vs. Lawrence Com. Pleas
Surrilta Jane Layman} Petition for Divorce.
The said Surrilda Jane Layman is hereby
notified that the said John Layman has tn .
2Sth day Of June, A. D. 1888, filed in the court
Of common pleas for Lawrence county Ohio,
ms petition praying divorce from the said Sur
rllda Jane Leyman. elledging among other eau
Us gross neglect Of duty, and adultery. Said
defendant is further notified that said petition
will be fol. hearing at the next October term Of
said court. ssa,ss s.nr ..s,,.sr,,{a .3,.s..I a
~ @.sh a1..s THOMAS PROCTOR, Clerk.
FLETCHER GOLDEN, Asvy ~ PlsG
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AN ORDl N 4 NCE.
To suppress end prohibit all houses shops
and stores known as places Of habitual resort
for tipping and intemperauce in the township
Of upper.
Sect. LIST Be it enacted by the trustees of up.
per township in the county of Lawrence Ohio
that in order clfectually to SUPPRESS and pr,
hbit all houses shops and stores known as
places Of habitual resort for intcmperance, if
any person shall keep any such house, shop or
store in the township of Upper aforesaid, sald
person SO offending shall forfeit and pay for
the first offence twenty dollars, for the second
thirty dollars onl be imprisoned in the Jail Of
said county ten; days. and for the third and
each succeeding offence fifty dollars and be i'm
prisoh cd in the Jail Of said county twenty days
10 be recovered in an action before justice OF
the peace having Jurisdiction thereof, together
with all costs Of prosecution and imprisonment
~ @ a- w. w. KIRKER,
~ =, Has J. HAMBLETON, !.
II. CLARK. "
Trustees of Upper township. .it
do hereby certify that the above is true
copy Of the original ordinance as recorded in
the township book Of said Township.
!, FLETCHER GOLDEN, T. g.
June 22nl 1858. ...
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y MURDOCH RonGERs.
NIuRDoCK 4 RODGERS Fay cash for al
MI kinds OF country PRODUCE. lo.t.- M
EXTRA INDUCEMENTS

TO Tralc with BisnoR & PEnLry. q
HAVING decided upon remaining perma-
ncntly in lRONTON, we have just replenls,ed
our stock by purchases direct from the Eastern
Manufacturers with the most perfect and com.
pcte assortment Of Boots and Shoes ever offer.
ed for sale in this market. Our stock is unri.
vailed for ELEGAycE and VARIETY, and VIC have
made arrangements by which we shall receive
IrFresh Supplies MonthIy4sr direct from the
East, SO that persons purchasing otus will have
to pay one profit less than to buy OF those who
make theiI purchases in, Cincinnati. \
As heretofore, we continue the manufacture,
of every variety Of boots and shoes ourselves
and consequently can furnish either Custom OK
Eastern work on little the most reasonable
terms Of any establishment in this enlire region
Country Merchants and Furnace mrn give
us call and we will supply you
WHOLESALE OR RETAIL
with any and every thing in our line. ut prices
that you can but acknowledge cheap a. the
ehepcst. s,s BISHOP,
NJ G PERLEY,
May 21th 1853. ly
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Ironton House,

Ironton House
Corner Of Front and Railroad Streets
opposite The Depot, and Contiguous to the
Stcamboat Landing.
IR0NTON OHIO.
EI AVlNG just opened the obove we'll known
l. 4 house Of entertainment. am prepared
TO entertain travellers and boardrrs
The lrnnton House is speasantly situated-af
fording one of'he finest views by way Of the
rivcr-is very near to the IN ,st business part Of
the Town, and is comfortably arranged lor the
reception OF boarders and travellers, who will
be accommodated with neat, wholesome, airy
rooms, so ventilated as to preserve the health
and ensure the comfort Of its inmates.
The public can rest assured that no efforts
will be wanting on my part to give them such
fare as will make their stay at the lronton
House as agreeable as possible. so
Stabling accommodations, Of the very best
quality, and convenient to the house have been
secured at the Livery Stable where all may be
certain tnat their horses will BE- well fed and
receive the kindest attention.;
J. W. ALLISON.
June I, 1858. If
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE. E.
will expose 70 sale at auction, in the street
lrontop. on. the; 2lst day ofJuly, at o O'Clock
in the m1fning, q set Of Blacksmith tools b. !.
longing y ths estate Of VIM. r. Kerr, decd. 4,
rs, gS r LEFT, administrator
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-07-12

L Me AND CEMENT AGENCY.
ONE HUNDRED Barrels Louisville Lime
received 10 sell Oh comm.s .ssion by
u. II. CLARK.
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Il ! ..:.siyUNll s.. .,!SI)Ag g!33, u .,s.s 3
Cotsnssllsv at Lav. and So

= liciteT N C1ancevVl IN g,''.9, ~.
HAS removed Dom Burlington 70 Ironton O,
and haeepepe3 . o6iqe in the Entelpgss block
'dset Nix6T@n@ 4efk'1 Variety 'storE ~ A.
Hf f0rt6ef ciiehu wltttlnd him u ready md
.psett Gssss y 1altsnd tolsaeii sss,aS Z : as!e
:: stss EsS ass -, sssss ,,.sssa ssss |. viii
Abtrompsly aad wclitd dAEtnAt nAtaAHsFSas .esahe
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ANOTHER SALE OFsLOTS AT
SOUTH POINT.

TNHE subcriber will offer at public sale on
i the 9th day M August next, large number
Of choice Baild'ng Lois.
South Point possesses natural advan-
tages than any other town on the river. being
situated in Lawrence county, Ohio; opposite
the mouth Of Big Sandy river at the junction Of
Three railroads in Virginia and Kentucky.
A number OF lots have already been sold and
buildings are now rapidly progressing. South
Folnt is now fixed fact and will 90 ahead.
Terms Of sale, one fourth in hand and the
residue in three equal annual instalments with
interest
WIN. W. DAVIDSON, Proprietor.
South Point, July 6th, 1868, ss ~. \ j, (. +,
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NOTICE

Is herby given to all persons not to harbor OF
credit my wife, Elizabeth Lambert as she has
LEFT my bed and board without just cause and |
will not be responsible fornny liability incurr.
ed OF debts contracted by, her, ,rs,,ss,.
- June 18th 1883. ELIAS LAMBERT.
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SigjT5 % Slg575 80
JAMES C. TERRY, Auditor Lawrence Co.
Auditors office, lrontoi, Juuc a,th 1853
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May 21th 1853.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-25
Police Intelligence

Charge Of LJel Yesterday a complaint made
before Justice BogaIt by Mr. Stephen Bates proprietor
the public house known Lnfay Hsli, No. 597
broadway, against n. R. Stimson, proprietor o. the
Curtis who segs d 10 have Published in sail paper
the 21st instant certain b-lcus matter rejecting
the character ard IL egry of Mr. Bates. The libel com
planned Of en- booied ia communication, do
siRnated g Letters from Gambler sigDed Suffering
Jike On affidavit the com pl4inant, the magistrate
and yssttIdsy officer s. Smith arrested ar. itimson
the charge The ill undergo insest CATION,
Mr. Sumson says he furnish the court with the
rect Of the letter writer WHO is the author Of the
alleged libel.
IN the Matter Of Mr. p. T. Ba,num Mr. II. T. Barnum,
proprietor OF the Museum against whom complaint Is
pei ons certain al eyed toeats, said to Rave been
made by him sgsDst Mr. Leonori, appeared yesterday
before Justice Osborn aud entered into hs bond of
$500 to keep the for the months and espe
cially towards the psrson Of The complainant.
Arrest of ShoptlJter The Police Of the First ward,
yesterday arrested man named James Dor nelly,
charge OF stealing three add three quarter Of black
silk cravas Of the value Of S43 the property of Albert
Journay. Jr Co No. II Maiden lane 1t appears by
the facts before the Court that the accused visited the
store OF complzinants under the pretence of selling
pencils; and when be left the store, Mr. Oakley Bum
peron engaged the store missed the cravats from
the shelf Pursuit immediately instituted and the
building when be squatted temporarily behind the ban
mister but ss he discovered that Mr. Bum
him he sprsDg up ard into tbs of eseler and
threw the package COZ aiming the cravsts under
counter where they found. The evidence of guilt
being conclusive sgainss the scner Justice Bogart
mit,ed him TO prison the charge The prisoner
says he II fiji cen of age born in New York aud
making ard tin roofing. He Gays he did not take the
creva.s.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-25
schenck vs.. Nudge.


TO THE EDITOR or THE NEW YORK HERALD.
Ny attention was just called the card Of the 18th
instant, OF j. o. Robin council for l.. Nudge So far
ms am personally concerned would not notice IT, but
the cause Of truth and justice prompts to let it
pass without at least saying that Mr. Robnsons state
ment is incorrect He says my tes imony was very re-
iucSanty given and when made to tell the whoIe Story
was pronounced ~ the District Attorney frivolous and
unworthy OF the Court and jury pronounce that to be
untrue and the Judge and jury and also your
porter who was present. will sustain my assertion.
Judge Beebs said the crime the prisoner charged
Win did not cone within the reach Of the statute He
oroered the jury three times TO render formal
pressed much Dissatisfaction h thu nrooeedino After
Jy ,eIs sper seats, one of them vent 70 the usos
raash ~ nus mstoDi' hment that there was no la r.
mere no law, and you do nothing else IL reods,
Wo,cs o. acquittsL" appeal TO Judge Beebe tha
@ district Attorney, and every nov
~ present Tor the truth Of my statementfor wad
oI paving the whole transaction brought ont ,
~ might reach where It ought Truth l. oo rers,
INA nope may yet prevail. Respectfully yours, &c
&c. ScHENCK.