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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-21
Legal Intelligence.


Corn or CLAIMS On Monday Edwart NJ. Garnett,
Ese., ives appointed assistant clerk oil the court.
Daniel z. Prnsup Esq, Of Georgia and James Polk,
Esq OF Maryland, were sworn attorneys OF the court.
IADiel e. Prnfup was also commi ssoner to take
testimony 10 the state OF Georges.
In the OF jacob Bigelow. administrator OF Francis
Cazeau. Favorable bill ordered TO be reported-Judge
B,Ackiord dissenting.
Judge Scsrburgh delivered the opinion OF the Cour, In
the case OF Cornelius Boyle, administrator claiming
pensation % secretary Of the Navy, al Interim In
which the doctrine in Asbury Dickens case was 70 exa
mined and affirmed. Favorable bill ordered to be re-
ported.
kr. Philips argued the Of Martin B. Lewis and
Charles " Stuart, both founded the facts and
claiming compsnsst for provisions furnished the In
dams Ia California. Mr. MCPHERSON argued them for tn
government and the cases submitted. Adjourned
On Wednesday Mr.. Rockwell aud Mr.. Phillips submitted
remarks on the effect OF references 10 the coort OF evil
dence refused by either house cf Congress- Mr. McPner
son. Deputy solicitor replied 10 their arguments. The
Court snen took the question under adysement and I'D
journed.
SrpsKsr CorRT UNryp srArFs- DC i6.-No
IL. Someius L. Barker ct. al, appellants, Joshua
Nachrieb. Appeal from the Circuit Court OF the Uned
states for the Western district Of Pennsylvauis Mr. jug
tee Campbell delivered the opinion OF the Court rever.
ma the decree Of the said Circuit Court with costa and
with coats. Nos esud TO- The United states plaintiffs
error George N. ewart and the United states w
Char les Baron. Errors the Circuit Court OF the
Cnoc States for the Southern district Of Alabama. Mr.
Justice Curtis delivered the opinion OF the Court
ing thc Judgment Of the aAd Circuit Court and remand.
ng these csses, with directions 10 award ucir, fdcius
q, No. 7. Drot scott, pia ntin in error, John
tinued BY hr. Geyer for the defendant in Ad.
burned
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Are they Filibustera!
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HEaALc.

ArAIAcHcoIA, Dec. IL, 1855.
an sorry our Geographic line 10 not quite in opera
ton, a. the news below 10 Of much importance, and
should be known instanter.
That ., the steamer Harriet Captain Markham, has
Just arrived a port from the interior, With fourteen
hundred stand Of arms, destination unknown Uncle
Sans employs, vigIant may have Job out OF the
matter else the Cuoans may be surprised when they
less. expect Il.
Eve O'Clock r. NJ.
s-rhere good deal OF sub rosa talk about town.
Something In the wind Uncle SANS officers idle,
newe 4 ON Cuba.
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6AHnxxR-BuIL--On Wednesday evening, Dec. II, by
the Rev A. D. Gillette RHgoLyp CAB DsBR, Of the rm OF
Hawkns Tryon Gardner, 10 ELIZABETH P. BULL second
daughter OF John B. Bull, Esq all OF this city
AcKEaAAS-BNToS lin Albany. on Tuesday, Dec. IL,
by The Rev. DR.. Wykon, pastor Of the Reformed Dutch
NnIn II. BsHfoS daughter Of A. K Benton Esq late Of
Sacramento City, Cal
May the sunshine OF prosperity attend them and The
Joys Of the welded stale be theirs and may they
know nothing Of the domestic squalls which rock the
cradle OF life.
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so % ss stolen rom NE xsas
pins founded upon and my psrsOasi
as ns o s I The Ss
honest ycoss on my part Now see these very aver
a'is a nsa ss aa
REGARDS The Brapdreh pills, and Wheeler oe 50 wan sssa
ksowing THIS know careful INQUIRY that every
p %a n IN the United tate and IN England use Brand
end that Of seventy different kinds Of pills seven
mony, and only one is purely vegetable.
Brandreh have BEEN BY the public os years
The original inventor studied and investigated the vegetable
deen, herbs and ali directed and brought focus
Ssn in he srandrsh s He Sssd them as his only
Of Dinety six During life time have devoted all nay ener.
&c %sk os q
cause Of the authors whose
disease sIsdioainE medicine When he various medical
a. iss pubic Voss vii
nan ne brandreA pills as the great health rssor snRrrp
abe tbs seres mat have psse BENJAMIN A.
nat having ased great deal Of medicine Of various kinda
nave opd none SO beneficial TO health as the above men
been unhealthy from child and have advice
and attention of the eminent physicians, who did for
while alleviate sufengs but at last their skl proved
my sqS he
% u Iss in that s s9a9%
got box and the first dose gave me % much relief ha re-
ing, continued take them three times week for
twelve months At the expiration of six months thought
that my health perfectly restored, but still my oowe
were Irregular and dormant 50 continued to take them as
before, until the expiration of six months when found
by gradually quitting did need them than once
month and SINCE betook myself 70 the use Of DR.
pills have had no need Of physician except in Two cases.
both OF which needed skill more than medicine. - =
During the first after commenced using these pills
was very cautious both in the quality and quantity OF my diet
but since that time have generally what set
before The pills the mdest in their operation of any
medicine that have taken also produce the most
powerful and free discharges of medicine that have
used And from experience hst continued use
VIII render them Intellectual in their operation. Ill take
dose and they do not operate continue to take them In
creakne the number of pills each Dose until powerful dis
charges without any PAIN and in few hours feel
perfectly well ard able TO attend ~ business.
Having derived much benefit from the OF Brandrehs
pills would recommend them 70 an who are sick, whaeyer
be their diseases complaint; for IL manifest that
nothing important in of illness than To keep
the bowels regular, and Is also evident in opinion
that better medcn than Brandres pills be ,baned
to keep the system in healthy condition r. DUNN,
y Third street, Cincinnati.
Sold at 43 Canal street. % cents per box
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Superior Coort-GeneraI Term.

Dlc. 20 -Coe s. Buchanan vs.. Ellsworth Cheesbro-
order affirmed without costs.
Theodore 2. Draper George n. Snow Order
ruled, but without coets.
Martha Garner, &c, Va. William Hannah, &c.-Order
affirmed, but without costs.
William HAughey We. Henry P. Townsend, Sc.-oTder
a.trmed.
samue shnn We George and r. Barshor Order al
frned; cosu SIC, to abide event.
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rArrRrAy, Dec. 90 1850.
The iucle mency Of the weather combined vita the alb
sencc OF the steamers news, tended 10 chesk opera
ions In most descriptions OF produce. Flour
Tho transactions embraced about 1000 5000
barrels, the market closing frm q. yesterdays
prices Wheai was hrm, bui quiet; q sac OF
about 10, oo0 bushels Inferior southern mixed was
reported TO have been made Ut 81 es. Corn va quiet
and prices unchanged; there norsd sale Of 200
bushels Western mised, delivered at &c Posk-Saes
Of 400 SEQ bbh made including OLD ness Of sie
with moderate sales. whskey-&les ESQ bbs 81 COG.
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CINCINNATI STOCK SALES.
BY HrtscB Hcinacs, for the losck cadtnc Dec IL.
$4,000 Covingon lex. RR ID mort. eouis, "a. IS
1900 do. do. do ...... e5
1900 Gov. Lex RR per cent ihco me bon De ,.. 40
5000 Little Miami RR per cent LIST mort. bonds 80
1000 wht cling RR s's, bonds =. and Interest," 90
1000 Fayetic Co Ky. per cent bonds ........ 80
5000 Hill sboro& Gin. RR per cent list mort bds. 10
1000 Gin. VIII. A Iapea vile ~. ID mort bonds. 20
437 30 Little Miami ri; dividend scrip, June isg. 81
100 sbs Ohio and Mississippi. ......ani interest
l27 Indianapolis and Cincinnati. 65
ou Lule MAmi. ........................... ~
20 Indiana Central. as,
eco Indianapolis pii,sburg Cieve Rli stock 22k
~ Hn.poro' Cncnf att. aud interest 10
90 Junction Qndana) and interest ~
40 do, do. ..............a and interest s
~ Belcfountaine 4 Indiana. ......... %
90 KY. Cen Go lex beo...... and interest 20
is farmers Bank Ky, including dividend....... III
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tn dH, maj benerai Bereund VIII PROBABLY be ap-
pointed Captain General Of Cios He has been Secretary
Of War In Spain since 1857 in ,he ministry Of Bravo Nh
ro, sganst whom he Afterwards plotted and succeeded
in overthrowins
Prom New Orleans and Havana In the steamship Black
SSn John GaSch sSs Resa aa sr Tans
M'oa and srvsn yes'. ssesws1 Ars SossadO
skiody. Downs fsman Peive.
From shsrls.on in ,as steamship soaiherPer Bate.
Capt q Nihken, A VI Tomllnson Angel ID MrMara,
captG W Mhehen Sands ID u lisdden Capt Whitley
For Liverpool in the steamship Ailanic-Mr. wedees
New YORK, VI Name, steamer krago; NJ. Ispsey. New
I.orsnf and servant. Kraft Miller Geo II Evans Mr.
% sG f sns s Fo NJ Ms sGaTs~ NJ and
henry Seson NJ Hesaey, san Francisco; II Bortc, st
rhama Ns wray NJ ana Mrs ssfsisy Pess 'is
Wss s sas Mss S ssnFpf a assd
Per 81 nay cper f srSs s ss S Singer
MALAY . y Wooster !. Patterson 3 sasord D loo
! i srisSsm Y i Thompson, NJ yaagssn Si:. s%iiS
daso Fssersd Ssrson NM Mr. Brese S1e
sTe e6nd, hay sse sdy JGrsse Joinsoa Greene
SIss3ads5 u i sSvla9i b troy us T.yloS Gray
Se S. s7 WIS na Ts@or' MSss Norris Mrs
cLCarer, J u Lesgsu ard lady, xarc-snd G5 in The
Ior j he steamer N,ri2nE stevens lady
10 T Ns e wrs hqS e gsa % s Sss
Charles Brock, w a. Dupont 4 Mcdonald A r Carl,
= l. BARTLETT AN Govsr, Miss powless Mrs II Gray
Miss CoRley, Miss J Hoffman @ n OIL Juan Leon
Miss Grmse and party Mss NJ II Webster. Chss Riley
lads, Herbert Jr Henry Davis Miss Grace Soulie
Clara Wilson aud trend. Mrs De aney Sears LADY and
children, 1bos Napier aud lady Miss Napier Won dlshn
sanchez 1ynaza v y Morse, Jno Cleveland. Tracey.
Clark Zemba Chss Moran. Jas Lyous Jno Cook, Henry
Humans Finton, j. David, Isaacs Slater Bedford
VIM DOUGLASS, a g Lathrop, q sharp, VIM r jerks L
Marshsll Daniel CufnmnEs-and ~ In The sieers0e.
For Richmond. Ac, in he steamship Roanoke-rJames
Mcconnell, Frederick Fur q Michens, II welcher, q
scohed and lady Mrs Ayls and servant Mrs Pcot Mss
Picot Theodore Lane Frisdlander MAJOR Hunt lady,
i've children and Joshua Barnes, Arthur Daniel q
Jackson John Newell Miss y Lyons, Harry Morris AL.
eSander Alexander Alexander, Bowers. NJ Bella
my, John Zerger. " Mccans, u Williams Nj r Read,
q the steernee.
Bowery, No. 2Os,-Becon II selling at his
magnificent superb ambrotypes In cases designed
the holidays az 20 cents warranted superior TO broadway
pictures al a..
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Genin's Festival Hats for Young Men.
No Rroadwav
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Infants and ChtIdren's Fancy winter Hats
brilliant assortment imported ard anuactured for ths
oldaya GENIN, No, 24 Broadway,
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Charter Oak Charms, Crosses, sleeve But
alnds &C. mounted in gold Sold only by VIM. g. TAX.
BELL, jeweler, 1916 Broadway.
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Those Splendid Gentlemen's Fur Collars
selling RAPIDLY; but few more left FORD SCOTS
30 Broadway.
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Furs, Euxs, Furs AT Whites, las Fulton
s-set between Broadway and Nassau. Gents hats at IS.
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Genin's Fesssl Presents
For Gentlemen.
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For Christmas and New Year.-The Cheap

Scotch Wool and Shaker Knit Under Gar
ments extra heavy, all sizes, at McLAUGHLINS, 269
Greenwich street. corner OF Murray.
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est and handsomes holiday presents and house furnishing
goods offered In this cltv sale AZ Il. V.
HAUGHW0UT'S, b6l and 563 Broadway, comprising the
select styles of French vases candeiabras marble
clocks bronzss Parian stauay silver plated and
fancy dining tea and dessert chandeliers tete
tetes bsquc figures and manel and table nts Of
every description Every article Is marked in plain figures
CAD early the stock rapidly cosng of prior removal
o the
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Beebe s. Co.. l56 BrOadway.-Hats for the
HOLIDAYS. af every desirable pattern and fabric
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white and delicate hand the hrsi attribute Of beauty and
civilization. The hand SIR Chas Bell In he Bridge
Treatise "disipguebes from the brute. be careful
OF A. for IN polite society index not ouy 81 the body.
but az he mind using viii convince the most
teal that daily APPLIED too much cannot be said 10 favor ~
paste for rendering The sun hands white den
HroalwAy.
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Personal IutSIliueuce.

On dill, that General Lersundi will probably be sp
pointed Captain General Of Cios He has been Secretary
Of War in Spain since 1857, in ,he ministry Of Bravo Nu
rllo aganst whom he Afterwards plotted and succeeded
IN overthYowing.
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Birth.
PARK.-On Saturday morning Dec. 40, ut No ~ Bigh
street, Brooklyn, the lady Of ms PARK Esq, Of y
daughter.
Glasgow papers please copy.
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Old Soap-As Hard Bone, Free from Re
sim cannot be ased In the wash up Delivered hy the box
any part OF the city by JANIS PYLE ia Warren street.
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eaers-rETBIDGE CO. propreors Of Balm Of . Thou.
Flowers making with two thou
sand newspaper all the United sses Al an expense Of
forty thousand dollars advertise and improved
article OF pomade Tor hair called Woodland Cream
which they have adopted trade mark This
will be superior 10 French article imported and for hall
The price, II vii be put up 10 ocaganal glass with
tac tops the whole enclosed 10 an eegan blue and gold
wrapper similar the balm with the OF prices
Druggists please send In their orders they will be filled
n the order In which they
FETRIDGE CO.. Franklin square, New York.
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/ Bowsry, No. 2Os,-Becon II selling, at hts
magnificent superb ambrotypcs designed
the holidays az 90 cents warranted superior TO broadway
4 trfurao a
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Two Nav YORK GENTLEMEN ARREsTED.-Two
men named Frederick and Alfred J.. stephens ar
rested yesterday by officers Key Cover and Grogan
telesraphc despatch from New York, charging them
With having purchased between four lard Eve thousand
dollars worth Of Leather and Then sold and len sudden
y for the West The prisoners were locked up Ia the
Ninth street station house. writ OF babeas corpus Was
susd before Judge Parker and placed In the hands Of
Deputy Siberia Class for service, but when he demanded
NC prisoners ne could not get them both the officers
ard Mashs Craven denied that the prisoners were in
lner charge, and the keeper o. the cea would not
e~e the accused unless either the officers the
shsl should ovder u. seems . mooted question what
Official n custody OF prisoners 10 the station houses
prior their being brought before The Court cnna,i
Ccfnnucsal, Dec 49,
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street has suitable for families and single boaraers
with meals served In table
dhate Rooms TO let for sociAbes and parties.
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Hair Dye, Wigs ana Toupees. Of Crissa-
DORO'S rake rank No. 1. wholesale and retail and the
dye privately applied nj No. 8 Astor House.
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except copsumpton-Mrs Pauna Held UNDERTAKES cure
through magnetism, All diseases oG The
body what they called by tbs medical
faculty Her magnetic are strong and ehcaons
that she 10 capable ~ making radical cures In ordinary
and In extraordinary than
Twelve. Her treatment mos, simple and produces
She has been enecng too numerous 70
ton. Certificates At her residence viii prove Ute AZ she "
her journey France, and viii only remain for
short period IN the city she has been called by the ed
cal fscnly % Paris here she calls the attention Of
lnvnis chldren adults consult ber Her consultation
10 " fr ordinary and single consultation will
prove 70 the patients wha effect her producea
once hours, from 70 IL a. NJ aud 10 6P. N.
Mrs. PAUIsfrk HELD. ~ Howard street
Gamphor Cake, she Color Yellow, for
chapped hands and bps AL Others spurious limitations
TADMAN 60, u Bleecker street
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snd ewehy snd silver spoons, forks &C. for sale
Wholesale and retail at less than the usual prices by GEO
ALLEN importer of watches and jeweiry, IL W all street,
second hoor near Broadway.
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The Pratyteridn u the Wea Of the 1ith Decembes
contains announcement that n sccordence With their
action, the Synod Of Ohio vii meet with the Synod
OF Cincinnati IN the city OF Columbus the Fourth fuee.
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find excellent assortment OF dressing shell
worry brushes combs cologne bottles perfumes boxes
aud superior selection Of extracts just imported Bowey
Drug Store, No. l5s.
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phor win chapped hands aud lips night Jus
Try ~ Entered according 20 ~ Congress Sold by AL re
spectacle druggists. Depot l5o Bowcry.
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Fsangpanni eternal perfume The scent the saches
II - the psade S. The Is a. GEORGE r. NIGER
CO., Agents, 80 Broadway, and all cbemis-
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be, from the Vineyards Of J. Park, ESQ, Cincinnati
ranied only the pure juice OF the grape and superior 70 the
French chamF and German hook being
grape BARNES PARK o04 Broadway, corner or Duane.
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White Teeth and Skin.-yoocs' italian
SOAP D. cures erup,ians chspped skin tafonts Hquid
ala6aaer natural white for aides skin cleans tech. N2
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The DrunLard. G.ournsand. Debauclee.-
AT seeplessnrss leaves ser taking DIR. WEB
Der sgnguhcr g. 30 Depot ID Rogery.
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papers and money Of Messs He Co. preserved in
Herrings patent champion safes AT the destruction Of
their warehouse by ire Friday night after being in the
eighteen hours These celebrated safes only
be had OF the subscr ihers and their agents.
:. Q. HERRING CO.,
Nos 1885, 49, and ls9 Water street. and Ne 5hurray street,
New
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me Hanover street chapel. No 49, Hanover street,
the corner Of ssctn street Boston estsorshed BY
aerniytoi churahts IL oil denominations for tue purpose
Of flrnish free religious instruction 10 tho ctx Of
tas Ncrth End va dtdes,ed with appropriate religious
persons who Interested the tucces, OF the enter
pt,e. The exercises consisted Of prayer by Rev DR..
ar, rs,, ossos s,sdus 70 Toe ey s.v samuel
sen sermon by Rev William q. ScAndin, ptyer by Rev.
andrew Bgelow and bcneeic,ion by Rev. samuel n.
Wiskley. ~ Scanfan will on slate as pas or.
Inc o wet Presbyterian church In Ch,csgo was or.
gsnzed and the church cdihcc dedicated with ap.
pronrate survives on The tn inst, II Is situated The
carner Of Wabash avenue and Twelfth street The open
sg prayer was made by Rev. r. Curtis Of the First
Presbyterian church. TIE OBLIGATORY sermon was
preached by the pastor OF the church Rev. j. A. wight
The dedication or the Uaon church IN Portland Name
took place on the 18th nat
The Univorsass church In Maiden, Mass viii be dodi
Gated with spproprs'e ceremonies on New Years day,
the sermon. The ordination OF w. 8. Brooks As pastor
Of the society, viii take place In the evening.
The Walnut street Freshly tersn church. OF wal
nut and Eleventh sreess in ou.ve, viii be dedicated
10 the service Of God next sabbath, December Ia.
The Old School PrcbyterIsns Of Marion, Linn county,
Iowa, have just dedicated new and very dne church
edlhce.
new Presbyterian church in Apslachi.u, Toss coun.
IT, New York, dedicated on the 18th OF Noveuber
emo Christian woman was mainly instrumental IN the
erection OF this house.
I've years the Right Rev. Bishop has solemnly blessed
and dedicated over fifty churches witp the docess
Of Philadelphia such is the anxiety OF Catholic settlers
churches In the neghborhcod OF their residence that
wherever iron twenty 70 twenty Eve Catholic families
settled each other In the Interior their Grs de-
sire N TO commence the erection Of In some cases
little gentle interference has been necessary TO post
pone the beginning until better prospec, OF bringing the
design 10 happy conclusion may be expected from
in the NUMBER of settlers Within the
churches recently erected 10 be besscd-one st
lie, Northampton county, the Ttb December
81 fremont scbuytn NJ county, i4h December Lykans
town. Dsuphn county, lbih December; Hazeltou and
Jsnesvie W ready, Lu2erne county, 2otb and 3Hn ne
cember at Bethlehem, North mptop LIST January 1857
The Riths Rev Ashtp hAs perfected contracts for the
erection Of two churches the work 10 be com.
menccd early In sprng-one ct snccsboe the other at
hcveytovp
MISCELLANEOUS.
The PratvteTtdn u the Weu OF the 1lth December
contains announcement that n acsordence With their
own action the Synod Of Ohio whl meet with the synod
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payne, clret, port sherry Madeira Malaga Musca
cofdials 3c Jamaica gin Scotch and Irish whiskcs.
UNDERHILL MATTERsoNs, 430 BRONZE street. corner
Of Crosby. sBEjI
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Judge C,pron then regsied the Grand Jury with
lengthy temperance grafton hut sorry to adj that
the vsagss Of those gentlemen similar 10 those o.
school ~ who anxious 70 be released from
nnemeni conseg reny 70 be Inferred ths the Jadge
remarks vii not have the sanitary eject which he ln
iepctu The fsct tiai the Grand jury brouga;
hundred bills the best evidence that their
tine bad no. been jly spent he had informed by
The clerk that bills had been found for Violations
he aw prohibiting the sale OF Intoxicating liquors la this
Guy. He supposed that tho why they did not do
90 WAS becarsc complaints had been made before
pagers cosradicted his statement, bu, they did be
csute they msnformed) that four huudred rbou.
saad persons drank ouor 10 TITS city every day aud a.
ecn thousand places shere was solo, the sGbjost OF
temperance va. aarmior he spoke sdviscdiy upou
tbs a. beet AZ hie reoueft tysiem OF eyamln
1to the condor Of the city had been made during the
asi three monsps. Tho number OF drinkers and houses
respectable sad Intelligent friends employed 70 look into
this matter. existing fact he said, that tbs
number Of places where lsUor - sod had Increased 10
ths city decision Of the Court Of Appeals the
nquor question there seven hundred than
existed prior nat date While no admitted that man
&. oar police officers were very ane men, he though
there some who would not merit much 90 m
mendsson AZ the Grand Jury had given them.
The District Attorney remarked that Ia consequence OF
the prees OF business Which the Grand had
dspose Of they done all n their power las their
very properly rcmarked) 70 relieve those witnesses
Who iachrcerstcd in prison There we're complaints
enough occupy three Grand Juree owing 10 tile unu-
his (Mr H.s) intention at the meeting Of the nert lie
gsature ak for the passage OF bill authorizing TIRES
trand Juries IN meet be- to cit At the same time After
COMMUNICATING the Grand Jury for the able manner in
which they discharged their duties the Court adjourned
nu Monday morning a. 10 O'Clock