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The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1858-10-09
NENTE DE sUCCEssloN.-suceession

NENTE DE Observation-Disclosures
y de Olivia A. Burton. N9f ii III AL
En- vertu d I'M nrdre de in Cour de District. ennis
c~onformement Il I'M %iagement, dams ~l'affaire de Chi.
iona U. j. Morrow spouse ETC., VS.. John .orrow
Tutenr, etc, Cour do District, Paroisse de 81. Ian.
dry, No. 1886. ii sera ycndn a la derhiare residence
de la defante, maintenant Ia residence dc John
Morrow, lie sf5e4 $50 r..f- s.E
Jcudi, 4 Novcnsbre 1888, 9
les proprietesci-dessns decrites; a SAVIOR;
10. La terre sur lagnelle la defunte residait en-
dernier lieu, ensemble avec tontes les batisses ct
amellarations qui y sont situ6es, eontenant six cent
%qnarante ct 4o.100 acres, befnee an Nord par les
terres de Wm Gober, au Sud par madame Woods, a
fOuest par la terle desisaac Il. jackson, ct d FEST
par nie terre supposee appartenir au domaine, la
dite terie est situ6e dams cette dite Paroisse, sur
Spring Bayou, la plus grande partie dc cette terre
ayant etd donnte a Olivia A. Barton, par VIM b.
Lewis, sponse de John Morrow; ct Ia balance ayant
etc acqnise, par ct ayee lie consentement ct avis
dune assembIdc dc familIe des enfants de ladite de,
faate, de William d Goodwin o. est connue CONNIE lie
Dunn Track Hf+i- t@
A1sYsrE' Negro age %d'enyiron 4 ans,
FhANk, 40 aus,
u " ans, estropie,
MAItUEb, % ans,
ROSE, negresse " IS ans,
dQblG, 66 ans,
SUSAN, 80" 81 ems,
LEILA, 16 ans,
Tetmes ct Conaitions.-Vingt pour cent du priy
daellat des ~esclayes compliant, la balance du prix
daehat en- trois paic1nens 6gaux 4 partir du premier
jour davil 1860; 10 premier Placement devant echoir
le premier jour d'avril 1860; lie second, lie premier
jour du mois d'ayrii 1861: lie troisihme ct de,nier
lie premier jour du mois d'avril 1862; ct Ia terre ven.
due payable en- trois placements egaux ct ~annuels, en-
partant du Ter avril 1850; lie premier Placement de.
want tchnir fe Ter ayril 1861; lie 2me Placement lie Ter
ayril 1862 ct lie troisieme ct dernier Placement, lie Ter
ayril 1860.
Les acqu6rears dcsront fournir caution snlidaire.
les e~sciayes ct Ia terse devront roster hypoteques d
ladite succession. ret toutcs sommes aui no sersnt
pas poactnellement nayees, devrant porter Init pour
81. Eandry. 2 ootobre 1858,
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1858-10-09

GOSELIN, PIERRE, Menuisier ct Char
~ ron, onfe SEES services au public, ses piix Sc
ront moderes pour du compliant settlement.
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NENTE PAR LIE SHERIF.-Etat de la
snisiapea.cour dc District, Paroisse de St.

$50 I'd Mn sse1h N, aaIivre dams affaire
Gtslessus, par Ia Cour de District, dams ct pour Ia Pa
roisse ST. Landry, ct le susdit Etat, ct 4 smoi adresse,
il sera expose en- yente p1lique. poui ag.Sg,Inrlsrfht
q la Maison de Colr, dams la vile des Opelbnsas,
mencant a II heures, ct continuant de jour en- jour
sill est necessaife, tons les droitA, titres, gint6rets ct
pretentions du defendant, Yves vidrine, aux pro
prietes suivantes, ~saisies pour ~satisfaire ledit ordre
SAVIOR.
Plate, contenant I arpents plus on moins, borne an
Nord par Marits Coreil, Sud par le Chemif Public
Estpar 4. Fontenot, "A. Idazarro ct RI u III Gnillau-
min, Quest par ledit SGuiila,imin, ensemble aycc
I'm certain moroccan de terrc bois9ae, situe pres. de
Ia Prairie Mamouth, contenant 4 pen pres so arpens,
borne al Nord par, Sud par Chs Teal, il, Est
par -, Quest by a. J. Golf, avec S tetes de betes
"a c0rnes douees, g Glevaux ct IN fer Il marauer.
Bureau du Sherif, opeiousas . octobrc 1888.
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FTAT DE LA NE-Conr de
~ District, Paroisse St. Landry. No $685..
SUGGESTIONS de Jules Jacques Fontenot ct Celeste
Belair Fontenot, son eponse decedee.
+ JULIEN jules JACQUES FoNTENoT, de la Paroisse
st. Landry, Administrator des SUGGESTIONS de jules
jacques Fontanot ct Celeste Betair Fontenot, son
Efponse decide, reinforcement de la Paroisse st.
Landry, ayant presente IN tableau final de distribn-
ton des biens desdites SUGGESTIONS, acGompa4. ne
dune petition demandant 4 heihologatioa diaelui;
Eft attendu quill a 7ete fait droit Il Ia demande' de la
dite petition par ordre de la Cnur, en- date dua 10
septemhre 1858; 4ss6 3as.as
En- consequence, avis est par lie present donpa aux
Eintefesses dams cette succession d'avoir deduite au
CRETE de la Caufsusdite, dams les trente ionrs aui
suivront In date dn present avis, les raisons 81 all.
cunes lis ont. pourlesqnelles lie dit tableau ne serait
pas appronve, ct homologue. 5a{
Bureau du Greiier, II septenbre 1858. ii,
IGtad# 'sstfE sN S.LASTRAPES GrefSnr!
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81 .Theoduie
sDa
IN II s~91'affaire
oisde 10 ct pour la
Farcissp 49, x,ssxx moiadres=
sS4GIs ssps Fs$& IL du comp.
tant, d s s. usrN sR s,SAMEDl
10 6nlej@ n N.Y. w.. \ Fl mencant a
All haufe teontinaane II lest nsees.
sairesstN1x4s4 I'D ss ~ /, Na y pretentions
dn daEadeur, y le9us s.S opriet6 sui
yanif Haisle pour Sieisiuq r. Dir:
kEa moroccan de Isltef 4A #aaA Noire, dnns
csfsfe paroisse, pnEneMf Id tefre de Simon
Ealtafu, mesafane = VI S2' ee sur SO de profon7
s4eur. 6zs#8ssFss %
] Bureau du Sherif, octobrs 1853.
ss a3 GHACHERE, Sheriff.
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TOHN r, KING, AvonAr.-A transporte
~ son Office 4 i'eneoignure DIES rues Landry ct
Marchf, ct attenant a son domicile, presque en- face
du bureau dn Grefier.
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II S. GAY, Notaire Public. dams ct pour
- Ia Paroisse de st. Landry, ,otfre ses services au
public, ct espere par uue stricte attention, aux af-
iaires qui 1ui seront c%onfiGes, meriter une partie du
patronage public. Son bureau est a sa residence, an
Bayou Bnnf. Tous ordres laisses an bureau de pos
tel Washington, au magasin3 de J. L. Morris a Big
Cane, on au magasin de Akenhead au Bayou Chicot
seront pronptement executes.
Paroisse st. landry, B ayril lS5S.-la.
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HILA1RE DESSESSARTS, Collector ct
- Crieur public, otfre SEES services aux c~itoyens de
st. Landry. Toute atiaire qui lui sera coniiee rece-
vrit 50 prompte attention. II nest associ6 avec per.
some nj pour l'nne nj pour l'autre de ces deux bran.
ehes. 20mars 1853. "-
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IT J. BEAUCHAMP, Eucanteur dams ct
~ pour la. Paroisse St. Landry, executera avee
promptitude toute atiaire qni lni sera comic. Blu
reau aux OpeloRsas. q mars 1858.
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A ~ la.-Atiil de p~reyenir tout malen.~
~ Ell de faire eonnaltre tes fats au pubic, nous
prenors eette methode pour announcer q nos anus
que les prixs du fret ct di passage a bord des ba-
teaux ANNA PERRET ct W. BURTON, seront les
memes que cenx de la saison d%erniere, ct seront
maintenns q IN taux anssi bas que cenx des aptfes
boas bateaux qui pourraient entrer dams notre MT
~vigatlnn. aaa
Reconnaissance de la fayeur quipous a etc accor,
dee iuson.ici, nous esperons. NJ 4 soins Continues
ct notre presence rersopr~T - MI de nos bateaux,
ainsi que par l'ehgas5 3s 1893 fesponsables
ponr tooutestles psrtes u ~ etcourues par la ne
%eligeuce de nos em96yes, meriter Ia continuation
de Ia favour publiyae, - ~ 3
9 Janyief. v 20.
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THEOD0RE DEVALC0URT, Notate
u Public ct Encanteur dams ct pour Ia paroisse
st. Landry. Bureau au Grand Coteau. Tout ordrt
dromptement execute.
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M EnEClNES PATENTEES-uu assortment
w general ct trais, a yendre par
p. l.. HEBRARD,
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A LPH9NSE DEBAILLON, Encanteur
y Pubic dams ct pour la Paroisse st. Landry.
IoHt ordfe laisS6 chez lui gu au bureau de Il. s.
Robin sera promptement exscntt,
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A LBERT DEJEAN, Avocat ct Conseil
- Ter, opelonsas, Lee, s'oceuppera toute affaire
concernant sa profession, tant dams la paroisse de ST
Landry que dams les paroisses avoisinantes.
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Jos. D. RICHARD, Clerk of the Board oil f0NS
the town of Opelousas. t Hea
Seutcmbcr 4. .sst.s
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THEODOSE S. ROBIN, Avocat. otfre SEES
A. ses services a ses amis ct au public du Ouatorzi.
bme ct Quinzieme District Judioiaire. Son bareor
est anx 0pelonsas. Avrii l.. ~
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RRANDG, LONDON PORTER. SHERRY AND
10 Madeira, of the best marks, for sale by
P.I, HERRARD
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MASSES pour ~inalades, Hydroelises, pots plats
l. ct un grand assortment d'articles de ce genre
f, Nendre par p. l.. HEBRARI'
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-01-16
US. MAIL PAssENGER PACKET

Ess1-Hs<S &ssa Cairo Packet j. IL. DONE, ID.
.sSzs.szzz 3 Heron commander, leaves
Evansville every Monday and Thursday al " O'Clock
NJ, arriving Paducah AZ O'Clock 4. NJ, Cairo at II
O'Clock Tuesday and Friday Returning, leaves AFRO
every Tuesday and Friday at O'clock, 2. NJ ano Pa
dlcah every Wednesday and Saturday al O'Clock, A.
NJ connecting at Evahsviiie with the Evansville and
CraW forisEi Railroad, and Packets for Green Rivers
also connecting at Sm tliani with Cumberland River
Packets, and at Padue ,h with Tennessee River Pack
cts; at Cairo with Memphis, New Orleans and St LOUIS
Packets Tickets be obtained board the boat Tor
all Eastern and Western cities.
Volt shote ronv. - 3m.
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COAL FOR SALE.

~ have on hand and are constantly receiving
w coal Of an excellent quality from nm tn canaI
which we VIII deliver in any part of the eitv n. ia
Oriers len al james L2ughlin warehorse or a, the
sLlef " Nathan EONSy will he promrt y attend al In
RoWLEY K AMORY
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EVANSVILLE. q CRAWFORDsyIILK
RAIL LR DAB.
For Louisville, Cincinnati, st. Lclis. .laesnn.
aP0lfs and the East
CHANGE OF TINE.
A MONDAY, NoyENpER. orr, ,,sssl r.-...-
MONDAY, NOVEMBER, ssrsi 1s5s,.

nyG1d after this Gs.s, the Mail Pa tain ,,,,
~ leave Evansville az O'Clock and 20 minutes p
NJ, making close connection at Nincennes with traos
East and West on the Ohio and Mississippi Rairn Tor
Louisville, Cincinnati, 81. Louis and Cro and arrive
az Ierre ilaute a,ElVP NJ, connecting direct with
Express trains for INDIANAPOLIS, Cleveland and the
East api for Chicago and Ceiltral Illinois.
RETURNING-lcave Terre Haute AT 4-00 p NJ
Pm. l-l --'-i - '''O'
Freight trains with passenger car attache) run "a
follows Leave Evansville at ESQ A. NJ, Arrive at
Terre Haute at 4:o p NJ, Leave Terre Iaufe az 6:.0
A. NJ, Arrive az Evansville 4:I0 p. NJ.
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REGULAR EVANSVILLE AND PETERS
BURG PACKET. 4

vUNIIE Canal Boat WASHING 1<Ns--ly 1<Ns-lSys,ssk
Il TON, III. LUTZ, Master, will Lf<,as e = sss
leave for Petersurgh every IOnday and Thursdly at
n. VI. For freight or passage apply on board or TO
either of the warehouses. [scptlsd
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PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.
The Numbers from / TO 5O,O0O corresponding with
those Numbers the Tickets printed separate slips
paper, encrcled with small tin tubes and placed
The first "a Prizes similarly printed and encircled,
placed in aaother wheel: d-,,rr
from the wheel of Numbers, and at the same time
Prize is drawn from the other wheel. The Number and
ence and registered w the Commissioners; The Prize
being placed against the Number drawn. TINS opera.
ton is repeated until all the Prizes are drawn out.
the no s1ereeIinS Namrs to those drawing the irst
Prizes viii be entitled to the % Approximation
eQOOo Prize, those Tickets numbered lse 1881
and l252, viii each he entitled TO .ao II Ticket No
SO, 55l 5 will each I've entitled to 500, and so on ac-
cor,ling 70 the above scheme.
The 300 Prizes of $50 will be determined by the last
example, If the Number draw ing the 900 Prize ends
sns N 's1 Re entte a t to SO II the Nnber ends
with No. then all the Tickets where the Number ends
Certfcae: Packages will be sold at the following
rates which is The risk: a ,,-,,,o 1,;.,,,., .0o
l9Quarter .......... 20
In ordering Tickets or Certifc ate.- enclose
the money 70 address for the Tickets orderec on
receipt of which they will be Forwarded hrst mall
Purchasers have tickets ending in any figure they
Th list of Drawn Numbers and Prizes will be sent to
purchasers Immediately after the drawing.
sE- Purchasers will please write their signatures
plain, and give their Post ctce County and State.
~ Remember that every Prize is drawn and plya-
BILE in full without deduction.
rF All prizes Of 81 900 and under, paid Immediately
after the drawing-other prizes at the usual time of
thirty days. -r .--
All Recommendations strictly confidential.
Address Orders for Tickets Certificates to
s. SWAN & co., Augusta. Ga.
= Persons residing near Montgomery, Alabama,
Atlanta, Georgia, have their orders fllei, and
time, by addressing s. Swan Co., al either of
those cities.
wheel with the amount Of the prize that each one is
entitled to, will be published after every drawing, in
the following papers:-Augusa tGeo.) Constitution
es., New Orleans Delta. 5Iob eRegister, Charleston
STANDARD, Nashville Gazette, Atlanta Intelligencer,
New York Weekly Day Book, Savannah Morning
News. Richmond Dispatch, News, and Paulding
(Miss.) Clarion
dec39. Htl
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FARES.

For any information or through tickets applv . !.
Company Transportation Office head OF Locust stree
Evansville. 81 e.. lU
... JOHN INGLE. :,
Superintendent.
Evansville Enquirer and Mt Carmel gister take ou
former advertisement and eopy. pOvSs
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WABASH FACERT-KATE sARcHET.

Fl THE rii fffaTsn Fsn KATE ltssliA s4hGMa 4l1Ia
Evansville in the Wabash trade
during the winter or as long as the river shai be
navgahle.. Shippers may rely on her making regu-
lar trips, and the strctest attention being given to
their orders. nov ls-u
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Cows Cows! Cows.
Q.SoUR Cows ust in from the country For sale
Il @ z. II. COOK Il son.
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SATURDAY SMALL SCHEME.
CAPITAL ST., 900.
Tobe drawn in PUBLrc, AZ MACON, N,GEoRGIA, EVERY
SATURDAY. Throughout the year.
" hole Tickets "a; Halves 80; Quarters 81.
R1s- Bank Notes of all sound Banks taken at par.
Checks New York remitted for Prizes Address or
ders for Tickets Certificates Of Packages Of Tickets to
ANDERs On a. son, Managers,
novl9-dly MACON OR SAVANNAH, GA.
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FOR LOUISVILLE

c-rs~n THE fine packet steamer DI-
rzC,.klshtA, AMUND, Capt. IIoLcRAFr, Will
- - - run regularly between Evans
:. vile and Louisville, leaving
Evansville every Wednesday and Saturday.
Oc2gTf PC. 0'RILEY, & CO.
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ESLOUR--
Il 100 Barrels Family Superhne for sale by
novel GEO. FOSTER & CO.
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CLASS II.

To lie drawn in the City Of Augusta Geo, in public,
on SATURDAY, Jan. ed, 1883,
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MISCELLANEOUS.
For Rent.

T1NwO neat, comfortable, roomy Houses in good
q neighborhood, in the upper part OF the city.
Appiy 10 j. IA. HUGHES,
ocsi7-tf Next 6OUr 20 Branch Banx.
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PRINTED AND PUBLISHED
L. y. CARLILE.
Corner of Main and Water Streets,
rsaMs OF SUBSCRIPTION.

Twelve Copies Il o.
e Tke Tivlege Of yecrl- advertisers Is lirlited to
tiseir immelats business, in their name; and
all aiyersaug fCt the benefit OF other persons, az
well as legal ADVERTISEMENTS ard al ve.semens OF auc-
ton sales, and Advertisements with the name OF other
5ersons, sent in BY them, must be paid TO- at the usual
rates.
- Norepor., resolutions or proceedings OF any cor
o0r1t0n, society, association public meeting, and no
communication designed % call attention TO any mat
er OF nitel ndiyiis interest can be inserted, un-
Less paid fOr advertisement.
- No Advertisement can be inserted gratuitously
chlble OF other societies, public institutions or
companies. -.t I..
~ Contracts for yearly aiverisng wiz not be dis
to1tipuei unless orler 10 that effect Is left al the
tfce an when discontinued in less than year. Tho
erice af The wh0le year gii be charged - - - -
= - Observation-Disclosures hereafter VIII he rsl shei
81 te cx-r<s le sttcgey O4 sing, sIsd afS eiay
able TT the legal proceedings, but cOllecIble al our
Isual tire.
"a our terms for Job Work and transient advertise
uerf< are & ASH.
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Doors, Sash and Blinds.
HHTE have in store largeand complete stock
sN all sizes Raised and Sunk Pannel PLAN and
Moulded Doors; all sizes Window Sash-plan and
check rail: all sizes Window Blinds, with roI3fng
siats-lc from The hest clear Pine-kiln dried-sea-
sons<u hi WARRANTED soT 70 sHRrNx, for sale
CO for CASH, 81 GEO. FOSTER x CO..
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lS SS8.

NAILS kegs superior nails. assorted 80.
~ just received and for sale NV "''O''e1 s'|es'
WHEELER prncS
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RUCKETs " TUBS
~ ~ d9z. plain AMI fancy buckets;
~ 40 iancy half do;
- doz pnntei tubs, 81, , aud 8;
p nests - es,1 Do:
p do q ea) 10;
Just received in store and for sqIshv
70 WHEELER
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CLASS ~,
CLASS 70

10 he drawn In me City Of Augusta Georgia,in public
on SA rURDAY, January 10th, 1855
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~ SATURDAY, January 3Dth, 1855,
ON TtIE PLAN OF SINGLE NUMBERS
FIVE THOUSAND FOUR HUNDRED PRIZES
Nearly One Prize to every Nine Tickets.
AGNIFlCENT SCHEMES!
TO BE DRAW
TRnAY IN JENTARY
ppRoyIMATION PRIZES:
. PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.

800 Prizes amounting to ........... S3-c,00C
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EDAPER AND PERFUMERY.-
u An assortment Of Cap, Letter and CorpInercisi
Note Paper Also, Bears Oil, Rose OIL, and Cologne
received and for sale cheap at wholesale Nv
sept94 - PRESTON PROS
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CLASS 10,
To be drawn in the City OF Augusta, public,
on SATURDAY, january 9th, 1853.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-11
Police Intelligeaee.

An AfryCyD FEslfg BGANrT-hars Martin Aliss How.
ell, brought before Justice Connolly. at the Lower
Police Court Friday. q charge ef bsany. The &C
cused, II rs alleged entered into the bonds Of marimouy
with George Martin at Syracuse N " about thirteen or
fourteen ycars ago Tho pair lived together about eight
nine years, when separation took place. Msrs then
came TO New York and passed herself OF widow.
While scourning in Gotham she became acquainted with
a named Jonathan n. Howell, who, not having the
fear Of sam wcers msxir "bevsro OF widows before
hs cycs, soon captivatcd and bound by the ngen
bsnts Of marisge Ater living together for about six or
another msas WIFE and that he had been beautiful
y deceived by the designing he took for his wife
Husband No turned up and claimed Nara his lawful
wife, Mary Grsvey, q No. 2s1 rwelfh street, dcpo-ed
that she vss present at the first marriage Of The dsnd
snt which solemnized according 70 the rites of the
Methodist church The magistrate held the prisoner for
examination.
SNgrIaR IIoEsE C1sr--Abrahan Egbert was brought
before Justice Kelly ct the Jefferson Market Poce Court
on charg. Of obtaining poese Of horse valued At
500, Ivy OF false prcterccs. and device Mr.
William W. Tuprer, Of No. Congress place, appeared ss
complarap and testified that Egbert N him on the
18th Of February, when he ack in bed, and asked
him for the loan OF bis horse, promising 10 return the
animal whenever the complainant wanted ~ Tupper
agreed 70 the proposal and allowed the defendant the use
ever the complainant desired that the horse should be
turned, he was informed in the most impurtsbe man
that the animal had been let out 70 milkmsn, who
could not think CT parting with the horse at present The
story looked upon with much doubt by Mr.. Upper,
and accordingly he went before the magistrate aud pre-
ferred a complaint against Egbert charsing him with
having cheated him out OF his property by Of trick
anG devise. Held for examination,
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putcbsAn who coSd not say he was as gob as an Eng

prtcbsAn who coSid not say he go,i as an Eng
isbman.
FDvaARD 0R0usKs, Of the GrameYcy Park Ho.s, next
made o few remarks advocating the strike.
Wx RA6As, OF the Clarendon Hodse, made fe r"
marks assuring them that the prcpretors OF the h1te
which be represented would not be found wanting IN al
vancing the waters wages when the other hotels ca
up 70 the cid prices
WIN. GRIFFIN, Of the Brevoort House, next called
upon who advocated the strike but said that he was
happy 20 state Mr. Clark OF the Brevoort House. hai al
reaoy advanced their wages TO SIG per month (Cheers
Mr. THOMSON of the International HOTEL remarked that
Mr. rs7sr also intended TO raise the walters wages en-
poyed by him TO $50 per month the lat Of May.
speeches were then made by Mr. Fitzpatrick, OF tho
AstOr House; Mr. Conovor OF the Libby Hotel, and Mr..
James Mack after which agreed 70 adjourn TO meet
oE Tuesday evening sud report suitable resolutions
and decide upon day for general strike throughout the
cSy,
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rBE POLITICAL cRisrs-sYrEcrs or THE roLioy %
CoNoSToRf-HIs CONTINUED TRANSACTIONS wryH
THE RRAcrIoSARr PLRTY-IHB cour pnrAr AVE
ITS NATURAL coNSEQt KSCBs-THr rrTVh1 0K
THE RKPUB11C. - -.
rsnsaiei from Ia Federation Of Gusdslsars March 8,
semi cflcsl organ Of the supreme Tovern.essl
u il exceedingly painful to call 70 mind the peF
tica events which have taken place N eur country
from Inc time when unfortunately for IL, and in
spite Of the men who with perfect good faith and
full of abnegation and patriotism contributed to
the triumph of the revolution Of Ayutla, the vacia-
ting and musng Comonfort took hold of the govern
ment
Scarcely had The republic, thanks to the troIts