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The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1857-11-16

NOTICE. respectfully announce 10
~ my numerous friends and acquaintance.
ana to the Gltlzens OF Norfolk and vicinity
ING WAREHOUSE. Gentleman's Furnish-
ing Establishment, under the name of "TInion
Hall" at No "a, East Main street: whera
shall constantly keep on hand full assort.
ment OF all, and every kind of goods in the
above line. Having purchased most of NV
stock Tor cash, and from head quarters, only
l Halter myself to be an able to sell a well
selected STOCK OF well finished goods at such
NATHAN BAUM,
oc Mo "a, East Main st.
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THE Attention of Gentlemen,

ENHE Attention of Gentlemen,
IL desiring to purchase their
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING,
Is respectfully called to the large and IA
well selected stock of READY MADE M
GOODS, which have now on hand; III.
Being encouraged by the liberal share of
patronage ! have received since the estab-
lishment of my
NEW CLOTHING HOUSE,
/ have laid in another stock of the most
fashionable goods that could be gotten up in
the northern markets, which | now offer at
the most reasonable prices with the fixed de-
termination not to be undersold by any one.
N. BAUM,
oc % Union Hail. Main Street,
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1857-11-16

pUTTER-Orange County of best quail
ID ty, for sale by
oc IA GEO. K. GOODRIDGE.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1857-11-16

We offer no mere mushroom article, but a
Medicine proued By thousands to be the
great refrigerator and Restorer Of the Sys-
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-05-21

ing five hundred dollars, at the discretion
Of the court, and The court shall. moreover, in
case Of conviction Of such offence, order every
such nuisance to be sbated or removed.
Sec. 2. That the erecting, continuing, using,
or maintaining any building, structure. or Otber
place for the exercise Of any trade, employment,
manufacture or other business which by Occa-
sionng noxious exbaatioBs, noisome or offensive
smells becomes injurious and dangerous to the
comfort or property of individuals, or the pub
lie; the causing or suderingof any oHal, filth, OF
nosOme substance to be collected; or to remain 10
any place, to the damage or prejudice of Others
or the public; the Obstructing or impeding, with
out legal authority, the passage Of any navigable
river harbor or collection Of water; or the corrupt
ing, or rendering dnwholesomeOr impure any wa.
ter course stream or water; OF uhlawfully divert.
ing any such water-course from its natural course
or state, to the injury or prejudice Of others; and
the obstruetng or incumbering by fences, build.
ingsstructures or otherwise any Of the public high
ways, or streets or alleys Of any city or village,
shall be deemed nusauees; any person OF persons
guilty of erecting, continuing using, or maintain
ing, or causing any such Euisancss, shall be gull
ty Of a violation of this act.
Sec. 3. All prosecutions for violation Of the
provisions oftbis act shall be by indictment in
tue court Of common pleas Of the county ia which
the offence iscommtted, and in case Of the con.
viction of any person for any such nuisance, the
court shall make it pant of the judgement Of the
court, that such nuisance be absled or removed,
by an order to be issued from said court to the
sheriff of the proper county, for that purpose, at
the expense and costs of the defendant in such
prosecution, unless such nuisance shall
be abated Or removed before said order
shall be issued to the sheriff.
Sec. A. Any person injured in his health,
comfort, prosperity, or The enjoyment of bis estate
by any nuisance may maintain, against the party
guilty of the same, an action for the recovery Of
damages as in other cases.
N. II. VAN WORRIES.
Speaker of the House of Representatives
THOMAS H. FORD,
President of the Senate.
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Cams of Ohio.
PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY.
mo. i34 AN ACT
To amend an act for the punishment OF certain Of
fences theFein named nas.ed March q 1881
AN ACT

mo. I34I AN ACT
To amend an act for the punishment Of certain Of
fences therein named, passed March g. 1891.
SECTION /. Be Il enacted Jy ths General As
seR'bly Of the STATE Of Ohio That section thhty-
five of the act entitled an act for the punishment
Of certain Offences therein named, passed March 8.
1881, be. aad the same is hereby 50 amended as
to read as follows: Sec. S5; That if any per.
son shall wifuly or maliciOusy Sc. fire to or burn
or caused to be burned, any barrack or stack Of
hay, wheat rye, oats, barley, fax, hemp or fOd.
dar, or grain any kind or any corn-crib, or place
wherein corn may be deposited; or any fence,
boards, plank, scantling rails, tan bark, or timber
the property Of an other, and of the value of thr.
ty.hve dollars or upwards, every person so offend
Ingsha be deemed guilty Of a misdemeanor and
upon conviction thereof shall be imprisoned in
the penltentiary, and kept at labor not more than
three years nor less than one year.
Sec. 2. That if any person shall wilfully OIL
maiciously commit any Of the offences enumerated
in the preceding section ofths act, but the inju-
ry or damage therefrom shall be of less value
than thirty five dollars; every person SO offending
shall, upon conviction thereof be fined in any sum
not exceeding one hundred dollars, nor less than
five dollars, or be imprisoned in the county Jail
not exceeding thirty days. or both at the discre.
ton OF the court: Provided, that nothing in this
oct shall be so construed as to prevent the party
injured from sustaining civil suit, for damages
which he may have sustained by:either the afore
said offences.
Sec. 3. That section thirty five of the act to
which this is amendatory, be and the same is here
by repealed. This act to take effect from and af
ter its passage.
NH. VAN WORRIES
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
THOMAS H. FORD,
President Of the Senate.
April 16, 1857.
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WHOLE NUMBER, l,s6s

to The court Of common pleas, By any person a.
gainst whom any such order, judgmeui, or decree
may be made, or who may be afsrel thereby,
in the same manner As is provided for appeas from
the probate court, 10 The act entitled "an act sup.
elementary 10 the act entitled 'an act defuug the
jurisdiction and regulating the practice o. probate
courts passed March II, 1883, and to ameud
-suidsrt,r passed May 7, 1854 Appeals shall also
be allowed from any order or judgment d the
court Of common ples. 10 like manner, 70 tie dis
trict court, ia proceedings under this act, bT any
person against whom any such judgment or Or
der mag be rendered, or who may Be affected
thereby, to tue same extent and iu the same man-
ner asis provided for appeals from the common
peas 10 other cases and bills Of exceptions may be
taken and allowed upon any dscisiou Of the pro-
bate court, cou,t Of common pleas, or district
court. in proceedings under this act as in otheF
cases.
Sec. 10. This act shall apply to all cases q
estates now settled or in course Of settlement as
well those that may hereafter be settled, and to
all causes or suits now pending, respecting any
matter provided for 10 this act.
Sec. II. That the act entitled an act for the
more speedy collection If debts, &c7 from the ex
ecutors, administrators, and guardians in certain
eases, passed. March Is. 1851, be and the same IS
hereby repealed. This act to take effect anI be
in force from and after its passage.
N.H.VAN WORRIES,
Speaker Of the House Of ofRepresentatives
THOMAS Il. FORD,
President Of the Senate.
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- Two pedlers travelling in Centre county
Pennsylvania, recently hit upon an ingenious ex
psdient to raise the wind. One of them travelled
in advance from house to house, asserting that the
Lock Haven Bank had suspended payment, and
refusing to receive its notes as payment for the goods
be sold. The next day bis accomplice came along
confirming the report. but receiving the notes in
payment for goods, alleging that be was indebted
70 the bank.
under the authority OF the constitution Of
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April 16,
AN ACT
mo, 1881

! | W. AAO hN ASL
To provide for the more adequate punishment Of
the crime of maliciOusly killing and injufing
/ horses and other animals.
SECTIoN l. Be IL snacted By tie General A s
ssm6Iy of The State of Ohio. That If any person
or persons shall wilfully and maliciousy kill or de-.
stroy any horse, mare foa, filly, mule, ass, sheep
goat COW, OK, steer, bull, better, or swine, the
property Of another or others Of the value of thir-
ty- five dollars o.. upwards, or shall willul!y and
maliciously injure any such animal or animals
the property Of another or others; to the amount
of thirty five dollars or upwards, the person or
persons so offending shall be deemed guilty of
msdemeanor, and upon conviction thereof shall
be imprisoned in the penitentiary and kept at
bard labor not more than three years; nor less,
than one year.
Sec 2, That If any person or persons shall
wilfuly and maiciously kill OR destroy any horse,
mare, foal 6lly, MULE or ass sheep, goat. COW, OK
steer bu befer orswine. the property of another Of
others Of less value than thirtyve dollars, or shall
maiciOusly injure any such animal or animals
the property OfanOther or Others. to an amount
less than thirty five dollars, such person or persons
shall upon conviction thereof be fined in any sum
not more than two hundred dollars nor less than
five dollars or imprisoned in the jai ofthe county
not exceeding three months, or both fined and
imprisoned as aforesaid, at the discretion Of the
court.
Sec. 8. Nothing in this act shall be construed
to extend to any person who shall kill or injure
any OF the before mentioned animals trespassing
in bis or her incosure, nor to any person causing
any such injury in erdeavoring to prevent any
such animal from committing trespass, nor to
any person who shall injure any such animal that
has trespassed upon such person or bis property
while such person is endsavorng to compel such
animal or animals to leave bis premises, or dri-
wing such animal or animals away from the
same.
Sec. 4. All offences under this act shall be
prosecuted 10 the same manner as is or may be pro-
vided by law for the prosecution of offences of the
same grade, in the different counties in this
State.
Sec. s. That section thty-seveu of an act for
the punishment of certain offences therein named
be and the same is hereby, repealed: Provided
that no prosecutions under said act shall be abated
by its repeal but shall proceed the same as if this
act were notpassed
N. n. VAN WORRIES.
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
THOMAS H. FORD,
President of the Senate.
April 18th 1857
No. 1873 An ACT
In addition to the acts now in force to prevent
nuisances.
SECrIoE. !. Be il enacted BY the General As-
sensbly ofths STATE Of Ohio That every person who
shall erect, keep up or continue and MAINTAIN any
nuisance, to the injury of any part Of the citizens
Of this State shall be aed 10 any sum not exceed
Lies aeld ~s.s
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!, FoR1 c0RRESPOx OxDEgoE.

Below ss give The letter Of Charles Fswcet
Esq- vhich should hsvs appeared lest week but
was uuavoidably crowded out. Mr.. Fawest was
fct many jean q resident Of this county. About
ayear siaes be removed with bis family to lows
where be expects to remain during the remainder
Of bisliis. He Is well known to many Of our rea
dsrs and bis letter will no doubt be interesting 10
them.
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The votes cast at such election have been east for
said proposed amendments, or either Of them, the
governor shall make proclamation thereof without
delay.
sEc 3. This act and the act entitled -aB act
providing for tbs submission to the electors,' Of
the act entitled san set to Incorporate The Bank
Of Ohio and branches" paeed at The present sss-
sion Of the general assembly shall be published By
esch county auditor, IN two weekly English pa.
peS, iftwO be Published ia the county, and in Ous
German weekly paper, IL published 10 The ooun.
ty, for two weeks next preceding said election.
SEC. a. The cost Of publishing this act. and
the act 10 tbe third section named, aud Of the SAID
five proposed amendments TO the constitution fol
six months, shall be paid out the county treasu
ry, and If the auditor Of any county has not al
ready contracted for the publication of said Propo
sed amendments to the constitution, such audi
tors shall Immediately proceed to contract for th
same, as directed by resolution heretofore passed
SEC. 5. This act shall take effect immediate
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-06-01


1T NAY NOT DE GENERALLY KNOWN THAT THE
Liver lnyigoratOr, whose reputationhas become
50 great, is one of the very best remedies for
the prevailing epidemic of Diarrhoeu, Dysentory
and Summer Complaint, that so regularly visit
our neighborhood at this season of the year.
We adviseall as soon as they are attacked with
any of these complaints to get a bottle of DR.
SASFoRD's LryER ISyIGoRAroS Immediately, for
we have 50 often tried it with scarce single
failure to cure, that We can unhesitatingIy pro
nounce it the safest and surest remedy we know
of for those diseases, either in adults OF. chill
dren. Eating summer fruits often produces de-.
rangement of tho stomach and bowels, with
tendency to Cholera, Cholera Infantum and
other distressing complaints, ali of which will
be almost Immediately relieved by the use. of
the InUigorator, which cleanses and purifies the
system, giving vigor to the appetite, Felievipgin-
digestion and sOurness of stomach, and is une.
qualledas a preventive of FEVER AND AoUE-
tallahassee Sentinel. ie1-1m
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v EEIE a. W -'FI4Ed
LIVER INYIGOR orr

PREPARED BY DR.. SANFORD, IS Il GREAT scfRp,rfs
sso TFsss p ealt e
doss gtrfng benefit and seldom than one bottle & e
me result Of bissassd Iisss - y nieh
Lhe Iysr IL one pfthe principal regulators Of the
the PoSeIs 81 t,e fIly developed The
sa,aes y slgost dependent ths healthy
SunetOps. When the q A fS,,,t tIs 49,
At fault and the SaiEeT4', =; ~ ~
Sss9S s q one teefhaglng ceased todo
prspF:gE sR saS e G paso Ss s y
more thaR twenty years. Souls Fesntdy GhGres
ma !, 4 ,GoSnteraet The many arrangements to-
To prove that this re-fueiv 81 At I5tt s,,,,,l
I tsogelsa With Liver Complaint IA my Of iIs
ssrtAi.n nus GUY 70 ny bottle, and conviction H.
compound has formed l,,, l,..,,,r. IN,
tv mat which Is oOluble forths ae-
Al p, % tls cine. These gums remDVe
Ing in their place healthy dow Of be InTjgo[ptJS
The bSo tone q tie whole aSehi.
Ing radical cure Fitiou snS rs or hi IN sasSt
after elects, by fainns ~, Sfi,,-ti iSo
One dose after caring IL sSf8.tcb. ~ r.,t.,. .,
stomach and prevent the food nom rising ana sosE
Only one dote taken be-. .tore retlrt,vea ,.vsn,.
nigTsrnhTG. .f.-l4 "a - "as .Ptss ' gus
Only dose taken At pIsht loosen m. lbo,,,,,
gently and cures eOStve-n>..neos $50 > 80 4
9as dose taken after meal WI cure Dyspdpsa
lev, cns nSas 81 Two win aiESys
One bottle taken for fe male obstrpcttop ren,ovs
Only one dose inuned. Rtely re'isvrs cholie Sbi.t
One dose often repeated "a a rSbra c5Fs foT C,oisrS
Aorhuh, end "a prevenea n five az on IerSs
One dose taken often viii nrsSsnt Ihis.,s .,-.s, .
inv ,'Uu 4''1eAs Ahtis relieves all painful feel
ivnIy one bottle - NEEDED TO throw ont Of Tie
One bottle taken Jann,Iirs 1890. III - .
loEness or unnatural color from me u.in - 81
One dose taken 6eGor,s'
vigOr to the appetite ahdS) MAKES foSI fisst
tine dose often repeatedEr cures Chronic niSrrhcaa
In its worst forms, wlllNSoinners ana Sb6T1ej go,
Plalnts Yield almost 20 the sfiYSf fIous
Ii ~ Two aoess Guref attacks by worms
-S 10Y worms IN cilds rem, there e Sueer SAT-
sPeeuleE remedy IN The world, Il ReDeF3 IiLS
are plain sober facts. tI,at e. -, s
TO prove while all who use Il II are giVin tbeir
lnGuS testimony in It's favor
Among ths hundreds Of Liver Remedies oy- ors,T ~
me public there are none can so fully "a
Dr. Sanord's InvgoTalor, 50, geneFSlly kpov-n my
throughout the Union This preparation a trpv ~ EfSs
lHCfgOrdt0F, producing TIE most hSnnS, r.stS - IN -
use II Almost lnnumeFabe certificates have been given
OF me great virtue Of this medIcns by those O. the highest
IN society, and know the beat pre- para
'on nov before the Puble-HUdsoR Comfy DeniocFGt
PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER BoTTLE ,rait
SANFORD CO., Pr0pretors, s45 broadway NeIr Yort
=: a. .4O0Aet q CO., Agents
JOHN d. PARK, Cincinnati .+1
S-0' d! As fsER, Pittsburgh HhOlC5aIe Agents.
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KEEP CooI--Now that the warm weather is
upon US, we would advise our friends, by all
means to keep cOOl"-it is dangerous, in warm
weather, TO be in any other condition. But
should any be unable to accomplish this-a diff.
ftcult matter, We admit, in any hot weather.
they are recommended 10 call on DR.. Logan, at
the Bridge corner Drug store, who is prepared
to render them valuable assistance, in the shape
OF pure cold mineral water, which he recon-
mends very highly; and having tested the Dr's
prescription, we can safely say, it is worth
trial. II it does no good, it is certain to do no
harm-besides, it's very pleasant, and leaves no
bad taste 80
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-06-01

ROBBEEY.-The dwelling house of Mr. VIM.
Clark, North Wheeling, was entered on Friday
night las, by robbers, and $40 in money taken
from stand drawer. The means by which
they effected their entrance is not known. Our
people should be on the alert for these charac.
tors. We hear Of similar depredations being
committed all round US, and it would be strange,
indeed, if our city should not have her full pro.
portion of these Characters.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-06-01

THE steamer Al5snarle. Capt. Jelly, upon her
arrival at this port, this (Alonday1 evening, will
return Immediately to Petersburg, and con.
meet with the excursion train to Marietta, and
there with the trains for Cincinnati and st.
Louis. Persons wishing to Join in the railroad
celebration, would do well to avail themselves of
the opportunity thus presented.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-06-01

DRowsEp.--on Sunday last, two young men
Thomas Allen and Charles Bartheld, were
drowned in White Pond, four miles west of Ak
ron, O., while engaged in fishing. They were in
leaky boat which is supposed to have cap
sized or filled. Their bodies were recovered on
Monday, in about twelve feet water.
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ARRESTED.

CtScISNArr, May So.--The Deputy MaFshal's
Assistant was brought before Justice Christie Of
Springfield, this moring. Churchill and Elliot
We're arraigned on two charges, one for assault
ing Deputy Marshall Compton, and another IA,
assaulting Sheriff Lay tor, with intent to mnr-
der. Churchill and Elliot, through, fheir coun.
sci, asked that the amount of bail be tixetl
for their appearance at the next term Of one
Court Of Common Pleas. The bail was liked
at 900 each, on both charges. Thebalancc
to give bail in 81 O,O00, refusing which, sthe
whole party were committed to jail. :
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ScARcrTT OF LAND IN MrNNEsoFA. There is
SO much fear that the land in Minnesota will be
absorbed by the town sites and roads, that a
member of the legislature made motion that
one-thtrd of the land be reserved for agricuItn-
raj purposes, as he believed that two.thirds
would be sufficient fol. town sites and territorinl
roadsi -. !. !
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RIVER NEws.-Watcr 8 feet 5 inches

RIVER NEws.-Watcr feet inches
ATriyals-F Fortune, from Pittsburgh. Abe
marie, from Parkersburg. Convoy, from Stenb--
enyille. Nebraska, from SunRsh. Clara Dean.
and Mariner, from Cincinnati. 3
ID spdrt"re'.-F Fortune, Clara Dean aud Mari
ner, to Pittsburgh. Albenarle, to Parkersburg.
Convoy, to SteubenvilIe, Nebraska, to Sun.
fish. j. B. Ford, to Louisville.
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View 9ohlE 5 AaIg..l IgIsIsemanta.
gEolI

! 6 FROM Z
sAlllktsAaN q. ERNII AR lSi7S NSfis3 Z, q
AlFfFtnR and Correspondents olios No SEQ BI ~
Eli 81 slts fd3s 4
IL l4fs IMPORTANT 10
y = 81, h51QUOB l1IeGt CHANTS.
AVID ss$ A4G1e. KS Al e GaROC EE6S.
....ss DIR. + EuCHIyyANGER'
sit4s9liNGs 20 PEso5Ll 81 al a NoTIGR.
- - 2 BNHBf 9DLSIREUIdQC0 snFss3 4 3.
= under iIiaIie na
aus bfaHe 81 sesineas Fe put up In pa elk
sSss Of ~ and gallons, requires but TIE addition
lt l7k1 - tat Alli Suri nS
stil e dark pale, Holland EiiFiisa tn n.
peie9 and 81 oEoi Rea, D0urbpr, Irish and
Nhisset Apple Psaeh and RNspberF Bran.
SLs 4 ssassrs ttnss y fe instantly Il
G4IopS e essil q The TesFsetiys l4yofing.
peat Sograe Oh krcsls yellow iiite warranted
genuine Is low IS hny- other the g.
q ess5y L!qnor Extrhet OF oognHe a of
nv nay Sy Dr. rs aee and body preparation
~ te extremely moderate, and III
~, -. DIR! LEWIS FEUOHrNYANGER. q
C4lel st ana (lEs III
az, DG1d6y1,e0tg1 NFd FkCtO0r nj q fFetafrIia
g. 143 Alntden Lame, Rev York,
Sole Agedt for Godfreys celebrated Cordial Fltters
el1 WA Ht' ap9S-Gmd&W =
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RIVER ANp .llYEATHERl.

es RIVER AND WEATHER.
) r1TssuEqn May so=5Soon. liver 5 feet .
CIECIsEkTi, May 30-N66n Raining here
slightly as "a
LoUisylIIE, May ~ R B feet 0ihchss
on the falls 5sifeet in the canal, and falling.
Weather clear.
SI.sSEoB1s, May -No5n.--Ars exnected
rise 10 al the rivers, copidns rnins haYins fslen
during Pastgqel5 Therl1op etsr72 degs.
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FROM 81. ! LOUIS (;

FROM ST. LOUIS e
NAY 80,--The hecompton correspondent, of
Ine!L le1eeTgt says the aPportionmentto diSfran-
eeise the one hall of Kansas. only twenty out
of forty counties were represented! - : IL
Aicard has been published and sighed it,y & 4.
y two prominent persons, urging The State
Legislature TO reassefnble on the l9tiITof June;
to complete the State organization, "a
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STAND ERECT

STAND ERECT
good thing to keep yOr trousers IN and to,r sJol
deTa back" Is the WASHINGTON SHOULDER BRACE.
We have them for Ladies' and Genteen, assorted sizes
Also, Flteh's Shoulder Brace
e Laced whalebone
Patent suSpender
5eI ROr sale by tn. LOGAN 4 co.
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FAILURES, ASSIGNMENTS, &c.-The following
are the reported failures, assignments, &c, for
the week:
George v. Steele & Co, New York city, sus-
pended; liabilities about 100000. Cross / Hoyt
New York city suspended. Nathaniel Blood
good, New York city, failed; liabilities about
$4,000, of which $s4, GOO is said to be conf
dental. Beale, Melick & Dewitt New York
city, suspended. w. B. Murray & CO., Baiti.
more Md, suspended. Nachman & Serer. Bal
timOre, Md, suspended. Hutchinson & Palmer.
Cleveland, Ohio, suspended. O. H. Pratt, Du.
6uque, Iowa, sold out and suspended; liabilities
about $4,000. johnson & Shaw, Dubuque.
Iowa, assigned.-N Z. Independent or Nay. 90: