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tttNH ~ ~ * WNl
ANSO1
ANswsa 70 DO raET Miss MEia
W.. We miss thee at home, yes. ne Miss nee,
Far note thah VIC aver can tell. a9I
And our sad hearts SrsfeOnsaantly dwelling
Ga ihee n dthy mousnAI farewell
40 more doth thy ploasaS, voice greet aH
No more Thy dszr form taa w boo, 81,
Aid thy laughter, 50 wild and 90 mifshfalI
We miss n our Aoionis Of glee.
Yes, we miss thee al all ,imesi but mostly,
Whom cvsaing's gray mantle is spread,
when nature 10 calmly rcPosing,
Apa we bury all cares with tho dead
Then round the bright hcarth-stone We gather
zach heart with its fountain Of Joy,
Jhcn yonr vacant chair wildly maks,h-
, Your absence, these dreams to destroy.
Oh. VIC miss thee, when wandering At moonlight
meath the blue arch Of Heaven above,
When the pale moon her holy watch keeping :
Is belming so softly in love-
Az upwards we gaze at the azure,
Deep, decp, ia tho sigh that will swell
And tears from the long pent up fountains
Gusa forth from the hearts hidden well.
Then t,rry no longer, dear loved one,
Nor finger away from thy home,
When hearts for thee ever are signing,
Aud wishing you back rs you roam,
oil, come, a fond welcome we'll give you.
Each kind heart the wanderer will bless,
For we miss the at home, oh, we miss thee,
More deeply than tongue can sIp'sss.
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New Hardware Store !!

~ HA I LLL - -
ID D. B0ICE, presents his regards 70 oil Of
N. his old ifiends, foFmsd when, In the House
VI n. Luther, 4 Co., and Wishes Il distinctly IN.
derstood that he ear be found Of all times al bic
establishment on Main StBset, In tho room fdr.
merly occupied BY D. Keilegg, ready and willing
to attend 10 the wants ofaA. and purposes keeping
Hardware mall its branches
TOOLS OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS,
Building Materials, House Furnishing Gno-ls, Ia
bic and Pocket Cutlery, framing. F'rmer Chisels
and Gauges, Broad Hand and Chopping Axes,
Adles aud other edge Tools,
IRON, NAILS, GLASS, SASH
aad Putty, Milk Cut, Hand, Panhel, Rip and
Wood Saws, a large assortment. Braces and
BITS ofalldescriptions, Planes, Bits, Googes, Go.
~ aud Rosewood, Duichsr's Horse Rasps ahd files
Of all descriptions. Log, Cable, Trace and Cow
chains, Locks, Latches, Butts and Screws, Sad
Irons, Strap Hinges, 40. Bench and Single
Rnives, Pump Chain, ubbing and fixtures, BRASS
mad Porcelain Kettles &c. Scoop Shoyels, SHOW
els and Tones, Lead Pipe, Bar Lead, Zinc, Gun
Barrels, Locks, Trimmings &C.,
SADLERY HARDWARE.
Coach Trimmings, EnameIed and Flour MtCloths
Cheap, shocmakers findings &e.. Psints, Oils,
varnishes, varnish and Paint Brsshes, Dust
Brushes, Hand Bellows, Com Toasters, Steel
Springs aud AEleS, Mallsable Iron, BRASS Bands,
&c, &C.. u
Space 10 not sufficient TO enumerste all the ar.
ticles, but call and buy a, tho Cheap Hardware
Store.
at. N N nONru 10
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n NOTICE,

NOTICE 10 hereby given, ihatthe undersigned
IN has been appointed Administrator OF the
Estate Of Samuel zehnor, deed, late Of Minin
Up, Ashland coanty, O. All persons owing sild
Estate, ars requested 70 settle their accoupis
Immediately, and those having aceoPpts agaipst
said Estate, are raqpastsd to preson, them legal
ly authenticated. JOHN CHARLES, Admit.
offs. ZgukER, deed.
Pebru,ry 10, 1854. n39-AAf.
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~ Il having beea mmorrd ths, Patrick
OD0nobae. the Irish exile. died firm foul
aaeans, the coroner has exhnmed the body.
aud y Investigating The subject. but moth.
ing 80 far has teen elieiied TO subsisnisis
The Tnmol
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SALE ny ORDER or COURT.
nOAR NQTIOR,

TUERE will be a peutlpn presented to tho Com.
mistioners Of Ashland Eoppty, for tho yrca.
lion or 90 much Of the CopRi, load Leading from
HayesEilie to Finley's Bridge, as lies beiyeen the
Road loldiug from Muhee invtlle to Joromovlllo,
and the road leading from Mohccanville to Reeds.
burg, and to locate and establish a county road,
commencing al the sogiltwest corner Of section
1881 running east On esection line between as, /
aud see,inn lsq,i till II Intertsctst'p raad lppIipg
Tom MohecanYille to ReedsbuTg,
Feb. 8, lS5i,=n39 iw' r. A. EAGLE.
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LIVER COMPLAINT,

JaundIce, D~yspepsin, Chronic or Ner.
vOus.Debtiity Disease of the Kidneys,
And all diseases arising from a dlsordered Liver or.
StomaLb, such as Constipation, Inward Piles. Full.
ness or Blood TO the Heart. Acidiiy Of the stomach,
Nausea, Heart Burn, Disgust Tor Pood, Puliness0 Or
Weight IN the stomach, sOur Fluctuations, sinking
or Pluttering Al the pit CT the stomach. swimming
q the Head. Hurried aud Difficult Breathing, Plut.
tering al 1.-THE Heart, Choking or RufJcafins senss.
lion when ~ q lying posture, Dimn,ss Of Vision,
Dots or Webs before the Fight. Fever aud Dull pain
IN the Head, Deficiency Of Precipitation. Yellow,
noes u the Skin aud Eyes. Pain In the side, Baep,
Chest. Limbs, &C.. Sudden Flusles Of lIes', burning
IN the Flesh, Constant Imagining Of Evil, ard
by using TOT
DR.. Hollands Celebrated German BitterS
DREPARED. BY DR. c. NJ. JACKSON. at the Ger,
L man Medicine Store. 1870 Arch Street, Phiiaatil,his,
Their power over the above diseases IL not excellsd. IL
equailed, By any other preparation In the United Stairs
a. tne ou.er ATTEST, In many Eases afNr skillfnl physi'
Thsss Bitter arc worthy the attention ofinysiid,.
Poesesslnggrat~ Niruesln the reetifeltion Of diseases
oiihe Liver and lesser glands, exercising the most
searching powers in weakness and affections Of the.
digestive organs, they are withal safe. certain and
plthsant,
READ AND be CONVINCED.
Y. u. PrREIxs, Marietta, Ohio, Feb. ~. ltsI. said ,
loaI Bltlefs are highly, priced BY these whc have
standing, which had resisted The skill Of several Ply
sicians, was entirely cured by the use Of five bot,ies.t.
!; L. pn.kE, Freedom, Portage co., ohio. April %,
1859. said; 1.-THE German Rit,ers you srnt me last have
not yet come 10 hand. have been gu, Of The article
for s)rne time, TO the great etriment % ihvallds. II
Is a medicine much thought Of aud sought after In this
community" N f go NiTH1T ff7f
BIN. HurcWrsox. n. D., Bedford. cuyahoga 80, o,
august ~, 1859, said "fhe Biiters you shipped nd
~ hsy last are ~ gune---i think II q COED medi
etlfi and am Recommending ~ TO my patients and
hionds, (whieh J do Tor no other patent mcdicins.l-
You Will please forward a large supply. ""' W W
y. FRsson. Wooster, o., Nov. 20. is52. said !, ~
have nsed some three or four bottles OF HOOhaud's
German RiijfTs ior pyspepsiA. and derived Eosat benz.
~ from their use. believe them 10 te Good Tor al
diseases for which they arc reeonmended.f t.sryfl :
VIM. oRR, Wooster, o.. October ., ie5e. said =
"You ask ME my opinion Of the German Biitery. I
have used them for Dy npepnia and Indigestion, and
take pleasure In stating that ! think they sre the very
best remedy exiani for the above eomplalntt-they are
| Of the day.D
y OaR u 4 distinguished lawyer OF woostsr.l
These Bitters arc entirely vegetable. They never
PROSTATE the system, hut inyieorats II. 'iu- ~ ~
For Sale by X. u. cHUBB & co, Ashland, ana ~
Druggists and dealers In medicines even Whtrt. h9s
Ashland Feb. 1.-n31 ". 80 AM
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BALDNEsS 0URED..m75
EneFsOn's American Fsair Restorative.

Lf0R restoring the Hais on. heads hopelessiy
j. bald, and to prevent the hair ron hsilink,,
y wipPips g9ld'n OPTIONS from persons who afss
using H. tbs g a new pHHlp, recently, intro
dpced 70 The Pph!is, spd will stand Oh Id pwI
lne5tts, sopR Of tho hes, citizens Of RlegeiSnd
and piipbafg, who wee hppslessly BALI few
months SINCE, hpye now the evidence ON their
leads 70 shaw Of It's merits. Tbc pFopre,or haze
such confidence 10 II that they authorize their
agreed upon between the partiea.
AesRtS.N '~t1suphpt9
n ~ I. : sa SISss; / A.lsasp1hi
hasrtE gINsIEeEs, Haye,viile,
.ni9 &. Y. FISHER 4 CO., Propre,ou.
,ab!s, Superior a., Cleveland, Ohio.
say ", 1otSi iY
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h. o. Wilson, George W. GAsheire, !,
WIN. W. Johnston, samuel N. Wal 'iN .'
lerApd cbIlesA. Atkins, PsrIuer, Civil Action.
under name Of L. o. Wilson d Co.,
PITS. XII .1ff fA' 'a fiHH ri rti
,,,,on h'i.m,r, u.conA aa 90 hIs1
Chas. X. lleming. Nm. .JohnsIoh, ) El--lliTUi4
Mcbride, Sheldon & Co.. james Nc M
Hride,& Henry Mcbride, Mcbride. In A bland
Robin,on d llooyc Joseph Nc Co,anipn Pleas.
Comb. Mary Jane MeComb, bay Ohio.
GTfswoid q Co cliuenden. Bliss lf
& Co., John K. Mcbride q Luther,
trail Il co,,-Deiendants. ' - or
TANkS hebRlDE. Henry McBtide, John X. Nc
u Bride, Mcbride, Sheldon & Co., Mcbride, Robin,
son & Hover. Day, Gflswold x Co., and Chfttendeh,
Hiss 4 20, defendants above named. vii. take NO.
tiee thattbe above named p~laintifs filed 10 the Cisrkb
Office. of the Cour. Of Common Pleas OF Ashland
county, Ohio, ON the 10Th day tfJanuary, A. d 1851.
aud on The eist day u January. A.. y. lest. thtit ~
tition aud supplemental and amended Petitions, "
which said original and supplemental and amended
petitions, II IL lyerrcd that The ltfts. Juds on & Albert
MeComb are indebted 10 the plhs. by note as followr,
LIST. Note dated Anril ~. 1858. due al six months,
and calling for oSle 1910. NJ fre.f -H0I =
aud calling Tor etla0 j0.iiO. al4tH aNH Wv
sPlsiniirs further seek 70 hold goods. ware spdlmsr.
ehsndire which have betn sssignrd by ehliiei mofi.
gage 10 Dtfs. Nc Bride, Sheldon aud Co., James and
Henry Mcbride, Mcbride, Robson and Hoover, John
v. NJ bride aud Joseph Mccomb. Alsn. Notes B0ok
accounts end other chooses in action assigned TO Iefs.
Day. Ghswoli and Co., aud Cd itiehdru. Bliss and CO.
both OF which sales aud transfers, plaintiffs aliege TO
be fraudulent.
Plaintiffs also pesk to hold defendant. J. KING.
Bride Tor repre- senisiiOps made 10 plaintiffs, a. 10 the
~solvsney Of defendant, J, e. A. McCombs.
The prayer of plaintiffs petitions are substantially
as fiIlowSi the allowahre VI an injunction, the az.
pol tmCnt Of . receiver, Az Older u attachment
with notice TO garuishees named therein. also, plain.
tids pray that said assignment and sale may We set
aside a. fraudulent. and proceeds applied 10 The pay.
ment u plaintiffs claims, and lOI other aud further
relief. |
Defendants vi III further take notice, that uniess they
plead. answer or demur, 10 ,aid pla,niifs petitions,
on or before the 2jih day OF March next, the same
will be taken as confessed, aud plaintiffs will de.
mAnd relief sought.
KELLOGG 4 ALLISON.
LltL Attorneys fof plaintiffs.
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notice. 20 FAX PAYgns,

MO MONEY will he,eansr he received fel
IN Taxes by me othsr than Gold aud silvNr
and the R,lls Of salvep, ONO Banks. This Il
By osdtf Of Vie State FEeaspret.
Treasurer qf Ashland Go.
pee. 1855. MI
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GUARDIANS SALE OF REAL Es.
TATE.

GUAR DAMS SALE OF REAL Es.
TATE.
nNthe OH day Of March, A. D.. 1854 between
\ ) tho hours OF ton o'clock A. NJ. aud three
O'Clock p. NJ. upon the following premises stu.
ate in the county Of Ashland, and State Of Ohio,
to wit; The southwest quarter OF SECTION one.
Township twenty, Of range sixteen, containing
100 acres, will be sold to the highest bidder, the
one Undivided seventh part Of said premises ,the
interest oil M,ry Jane Andrews. the one undi.
vided seventh part Of said premises, the inter
est Of Thorn Is Andrews, tho one third OF one
undivided seventh part oi said premises, the in.
%terest, Of Charles Pritchard the one third of
one undivided seventh part Of SAID premises, the
interest Of Anna NJ. Pr'chnrd and the one third
Of one undivided seventh part OF said premises,
the interest Of Thonas pritchard.
Terms Of Sale; Ono third cash 10 hand, one
third in one year, AMI the residue in two years
with interest from the day Of sale, back pay menis
10 be secured by mortgage on tue premises.
WILLIAM COULTER, J Guardian.
WILLIAM HUGHES,
JOHN P%RITCHARD.
Feb. 9Th, lS64.-n3S 4w. pal
N. y. The balance Of the above described 100
acres will also be told at Public Sale, at the same
time and place above mentioned.
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L0OH mBRRU

mENTERs, LOOK MBHRU
HAVE procured a right Tor an improvement
10 building hosses, BY which a hou. a may be
built for a small amosat OF money, with ali the
SonsspiAnsas add comforts oil ihe dearest houses,
and as have appointed John smallsy, OF Ash,
land, As my agent for this county, please call on
him and Examine the model. and procure a right.
ANDREW 4. NORRIS.
Troy. Ashland co., AUG. =, 1888. al
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Cesal NOthes.
sALn or nEAL nsfArE.

uses bMl af.y lal At
Martha Baden : $40 fnp /,
n virtue OF an order Of sale issued from the
10 Probate ceuTt IN and for the county Of Ash-
land in the shave ease. and to me directed, | will
expose 70 Sale, On The premises, on
Aoadsy March 10, 1854,
attwo O'Clock p. NJ. Of said dsy. the following
described real estate, situate aud being in The
County Of Ashland and Stain of Ohio, 10 wit /,
boing a part Of the South sast qnartcr objection
sixteen (l6O township twenty, -four l243 aud Of
range seventeen ll1l commencing at a stone on
the south line Of aaid quarter, thence aoTth two
degrees t2degA west seyenty-one and seven
tenthsn 7.i0l rods TO a stone on the west line
Of Andrew Dufn's land, thence west fourteen (i4)
rods TO a stone thence north three degrees (Sdeg)
west sixty-one and eight tehtbs (6l $40 rods
to q stone, thence sisty-four apd one-half oar
degrees, west seventy and seventeenth 40 7.l0)
rods 10 q stone on the west line Of the quarter,
thence south three degrees east l3deg) one hun
dred and seven rods to the south west corner ol
the quarterj thence east on the south line Of The
quarter seventy nine and one hall (19i) rods to
tho place Of beginning, containing ~ffty.ninc
acrei aud three roods OF land. Also, the south
east quarter Of section twenty.one t2D township
twenty -four Gay aud OF range seventeen nj
more particularly described as followst 10 vii
Conn sneing at the nonb-east corner Of the
quarteri thence south on the east line oil
tho quarter one hundred and sixtyiwo aud
eight.tehths tie1 S-i0) rods 10 the so1th.eaa
corner Of the quarsr thenee west on the sonth
line Of thu quarter, one hundred and fly. eight
aud four tenths ti5S 40 rods TO the south. west
corner of the quarter, thence north on the
swss' line 81 the quarter one hundred and hhy.
nine and eighttenths rods TO the northwest cor.
ner Of the Or ! thence east on the north line Of the
quarter one hundred and 6ity.eieht and four.
tenth rods ti58 4-i0) 10 the gorth cant corner Of
the quarter 70 the place of beginning, Il contain.
ing one hundred and fity-nine acres. VI rood.
and twenty rods Of land fsaving aud excepunE
out of this quarter ~sixty.six acres, one road and
thirteen rods of land of the south aldo Of SAD
quarter in which 10 contained the widows dow,
er,l anda part Of the northwest quarter OF sec
iion twenty-ohe, township TWEEN ylfouf and o
range sevsaieen'and bounded az follows, 10 wit
b~eginaiag on the cast boundary line forty rod
north IRON the southeast corner Of said quarter
thsnes along said boundary line fnrty rods nottl
TO u pHst thence vest SIXTY rods tn q post theme,
south f6ity rods, thence east sixty rods 10 Ii,
place Of beginning, containing fifteen ncres lisa
wing and excepting ten ucros out OF this trac
which had boon previously sold and conveyed u
one Robert Mccrory. .g,ii,W 74tFl, In III
Terms Of Sale /, One third cash, one third Il
oneyear 4, and the residue in two years with inter
est, from the day Of sale back payments 10 b.
secured by mortgage on the premises
ISAAC GATES, Admir-.
% Ashland Feb. 8, 1853. mss 4w. HaE ti fli'
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1e TMR CITIZENS OF ASHLAND.
TIVE undermined will STOP for a short time In
Ashland, for the purpoye Of TAX ng Portraits,
eaEing lessons 10 Drawing sad en- The Guiiar.-
Rooms ever Fay'sstore.
NV. MsABER.
Ashland Nov. 90, 1883. 2S-tc
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NEILLIARD's scYTHEs-b9 dos. SILVER
IVk Steel, Cast Steel, Grain and Grass scythes,
from the eel shraied Manuiaetory Of d.. Willard,
c n~ysvillo, N. \. at the Hardware Store Of
Feb. 2a.-n40. n. D. BOICE.
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~ There are three dangerous insIiIu.
iious in the word, viz: kicking coll
pretty raIleo. and gunpowder.
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~" Father said an ambitious shave,
about the size uf a prpper bnx, :" can do
without shoes, bu. ! am suffering Tor a bo
SON PIN"
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L. o. Wilson, George W. GAsheire, /,
WIN. W. Johnston. sanue. N. Wal
Ter aud CharleEA Atkins, Psriuers
under name OF L. o. Wilson d Co.,
pIf.. X fN. iD
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-19
TRIAL OF ANDREW WILLIAMS
FOR TIE ALLEGED MURDER Or HIS WIFE.

FOR TIE ALLEGED MURDER Or HIS WIFE.
Andrew Williams placed upon trial charged with
the murder Of his wife By poison Mr.. Spencer appeared
on his behalf. A Jury was soon imIanneled
The tricAttorney stated that prisoner aud his wife
had lived unhaPpy together, and about year ago she
procured an order tina; he should pay her certain amount
Der week He continued 20 do TIL May, occasiOnaHy
visiting her. She went on Sunday on board mp Of
which he Waterman. What Me stated aerwsrd u
perhaps not evidence. he aerward visited her. ana ss'
her attendants OF the On their return ne was
about going and his wife violently vomiting Sne
died and it was aerward discovered by poison The Dis
trctAtorney stated iscts and proceeded !" CAL Ms vi"
lesses.
Mary Campbell sworn-Reside at No. y Dusns-.s.
.n, Ro.a resided with for four weeks Dros
her death her and her husband Ter year thy -
not lived became scqusrted with them ne p
last four weeks 20 see her; on 1nr oa
udAy her dssh she said ale WA gong on ooaso
10 49,. her husband. abe IL proper hea.h
Sunday when she appeared A. s1
had she could no, have app sred ror.e
h sht bed she wzs In and sa ss T
that her whole frame seemed % o. -
ere -E s~ali sent for physician ID w
herb ksa Sc
when h. HAT .Ae and pat on some o. mr. -
and candy: when be "a q
been liquor snd be said no ns nAa hy
LIQUOR: / buy the tninxs Nhn
nd deceased prisoner hefsei
water she threw ita'
s,.,r calling for vster and a. soon - she oi.A
of confined all sunday nlsni 10 ao
not remain ouz after got back; do not rsneilDe n-A
KIN ANYTHING IL particular; Monday Lt-s before
dsp-nssry physician that sisinooA L' h
band cau- s,sn hr sad Ia had sr 80 ta' NJ ~ - pay
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THE KNOT NOTHING" EXCITEMENT.
EXANINATION OF SLIGHT. ALLEN AND MORSE,
BEFORE JUSTICE OSBORNE.
IyNINsY eArHERlNG Ar NE ToxB:.

IMMENSE GATHERING Al The ToxBs.
In consequence of the publication in the morning paPe
Yesterday, Of the circumstance OF the Office OF the Secre
iaTy Of the Order Of Know kothings having bees
broken open in the nighttime and robbed Of all the secret
pepers Of the Order and OF the inmaon that matters Of
great importance might be expected to be diyugei on
tie examination of tie accused OF the crime immense
ooncourSe Of people assembled ct the Tombs and
found impossible 10 hold the examination in the Police
Court and was therefore adjourned the formerly
occupied by the Court Of Sessions Immediately aer the
door were opened tho crowd rushed in, and in few mo-
merits the whole floor Of the and the galleries were
tbronced by the multitude. Jonss b. Phillips Esq and
Judge Morton OF Georgia appeared for the people, and
Claunoy sohafcr a. ID. Russell. ESD, aud ex-)ustice
Roone for the defense.
Ju.tce Osborn having rend the aidaviis Of John T..
Elliott the prosecutor and +. Ferris, as published by rs
YESTERDAY Mr. schaffer moved for the discharge Of the
cus.d on the ground q the ndav;s not being sufficiently
strong to warrant the issuing Of process for the arrest of
his clients After argument pro and CON- the molten was
denied and Eugene Ferris called and examined lie
stated that the three men mentioned in the affidavit as ha-
ing been seen By him the Office of Mr. Elliott az IL
clock on last saturday night. who carried away 'he
trunk & c., in the building at oclock tne same
afternoon. He however. qualified tins STATE et ny say
inc TIM, bv he have been mistaken IN men, ne
wa ask ed If h. these men in Court and conl point
them out: 10 which be replied that two 81 'hem ne saw
-ttng next To hr Schah.f' iheaii- 'ii- 1>Ie' a. -
accused and Mr.. Maynard, an ex-senator AZ me tine
the trunk &C. was taken. the witness was asleep IN tte
huilding awakened by Ellen Enright, servant,
who AZ the time washing down the stars ohe
called him and informed him that the persons IN 40 ~
occupied by Mr.. Elliott moving he arose, went OUT
Of his room and asked them what they were doing to
which they replied that they were gong on ps '1 0tss
and wanted something from the office the sir mai ign
in her hand and he the faces OF the three men he
hed since told Mr. Elliott that he would not know them
again should he them in the street all OF them he
notcod had large whiskers could remember anything
about their clothing; Know Nothing IN regard
TO the contents of tie trunk its ownership and from whose
room was taken though from what the girl told him. he
believed it to have been taken from Mr.. Elios ROOM
AT the close Of his examination the Court adjourned
until this afternoon O'Clock. The prosecution, IN the
course Of the proceeding abandoned the charge OF bur
elary, and claimed that grand larceny had been com
mifed.
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BOARD or EXCISE.
SEVENTH wAKD-sEco,D DAY.

Present Councinen TUTTLY, GRAY and sfLLtf-he
MAYOR signing in the absence Of AID. WOODWARD Inc
number Of license. granted were 90, which together WIN
the ia of yesterday make 2l3 Of the 12j rumseers III the
Ward. M Ture granted two other tavern licenses N
his District making total OF three granted by him. NJ
Gray was circumspect in his dispensaion and reia''1
Licenses to four or five dsnce-house- but Councilman
Soeley carried out his avowed intention OF granting licenses
10 all applicants The character of the licensees VI
whom were women much the same a. Westerns! IT,
Dor, exhbiied-nany being unable to sign Inc pond
During the morning man came before the poaiu anu
upbraided the Councilmen for granting Hcesse lu"
so IN tho vicinity of the Sailors Home which he kept
He said ,bes holes were harbor Of the worst characters
who continually seduced the stopping al the Home
into getting drunk and then robbed them OF then means
lie added the Councmen knew the character OF these
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-19

DIsruRBANcE At GEoG-sHoP.-LasI evening dis
turbance took place GROCERY the corner OF Leon
ard and Orange-sts between Henry IIoderbrandt the
keeper and a negro named Jas. Jones fiederbrandt
struck the black blow upon the head with club
this was returned By Jones with bottle. lie then seized
pistol which in the place and fired at Jones who
Immediately fell to the pavement the blood streaming
from his head the effects either Of the blow the shot
Tie was taken the Hospital and ederbrandt was locked
ND in the Iombs.