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icy MIDLOTHIAN NoTICE.-A ca

~ MIDLOTHIAN NoTICE.-A called
meeting of the Stockholders of the MIDL0TH IAN
COAL MINING COMPANY will be held on FRI
DAY. the 18th inst, at the American Hotel, at u
O'clock.
AS b siness of high Importance will clai2l the at
tention of the meeting, full at enhance is earnest
~ requested
b. order of the Board of Directors.
ie7-td JN0 SrANARD, Sec'y.
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sA-IT would hardly do for any one
cellence of DR. j. EOSTkrTER'S CELEBRATED
STOMACH BlTTERS for all diseases Of he stom-
ach. In cases of Dyspepsia, Bodily Weakness Cos:
tiveness Dysentery, and general derai cement of
the digestive organs their many virtues have long
SINCE been made plainly apparent. They purge
from the system the morbid humors which Ietard
their natural functions and which bring paleness TO
the cheek. and suffering to the brow. They Danish
those clogs upon pleasure. restore the system to
high health. and necessarily prove valuable adj
Junct to the digestive organs trial is all that is
needed to establish them in the confidence of the
skeptic.
For sale by Druggists and Dealers generally, eve
rywhere. my W-lm
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ksESEMPLE's JNFALLIBLE BAKING Pow
nrP il recommer ded by all who try It. as the best
preparation of the kind in Price 20 cents. For
sale everywhere. Je4
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a|DR. THos Johnson has taken an
Office on Main street, the grocery store of Viii
son Bosher, opposite the Old Market, where hl;
friends can always find him ready to attend to the
duties of his profession.
All Surgical operations performed.
81 Entrance, next door to Mr. . Strecker.
10
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INDIAN HOsrILITIEs IN TUE NORTH. WEST

INDIAN HOsrILITIES IN THE NORTHWEST
WASHINGTON, June 9.-The Secretary of the III
terror asks Congress for 100000 to enable the De-
partment to take measures to preserve peace in
the Northern Indian SUPPLEMENTARY which is now
threatened with invasion by large bodies of Yank
town and Sioux. Hvstilties are about to be inaugu-
rated on alarming scale. The Secretary urges
prompt action
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s@REMoyAL.-DrL LITTLE has remov-
ed his office to corner of Main aud 18th streets one
| door below American Hotel Je5-lm*
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sgDYsPRPsIA AND FITs.-DR. 0.
PHELPS BROWN the great curer 81 Consumption,
was for several years so badly afflicted by Dyspep-
sia that for part of the time he confined to his
bed. He .veutually cured by prescription
furnished him by young clairyoyant girl This
prescrip ion. given him by mere child, while in a
state trance he's cured every body who has taken
it, never having failed once. is equally sure in
cases OF Fits and Dyspepsia. The ingredients may
be found 10 any drug store. will send this valu-
able prescription to any person on the receipt OF one
stamp to pay postage. Address
DR.. o. PHELPS BROWN,
No. 81 Grand street, Jersey City, n j.
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DOCKBRIDGE ALUM sPRINGs.-Re

pOCKBRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS.-Re
IL ferring to the above for schedule of route for
he Northern travel through Washington and for
80 much of TIE Southern travel shall come by the
Seaboard line of railroads TO Richmond we add that
the vister to this place will leave the cars at same
point Miilboro' Depot, and take the coaches, run
nng Sourh from the railroad Sc miles. to these
SpIings. Path Alum is North of the road.
e. The travel from southern Kentucky, Tennes-
uessee Northern Alabama, and Mississippi, can pro-
cure THROUGH TICKETS from any point in the South
10 the Rockbr1g e Alum Springs. by the ViIgini4
and Tennessee Railroad for inst the same money
that will buy them n through ticket to the nearest
Spring to them OF this cluster of springs.
In hu wing their ticket therefore they lose nothing
by getting It for thu Rock bridge Alum sprines even
if they never use It, The ticket will take them
TO any of the other Springs. They pass immediate
~ by the Peaks Of Otter, and cross the Natural
ridge
The proprietnrs announce this celebrated resort
as now open and Ia better condition for the due &C
cornmodation of its crowds of patrons and friends
and the public at large, than il has been
The sarne unremittng attention heretofore shall
continue to be paid by the undersigned aud all in
his employ, 10 secure the comfort Of the guests Of
the est. blisbment
N B.-Pamphlets sent by mail. on applica ion.
WILLIAM FRAZIER
For the Proprietors
FISHER WINSTON, Druggists, Richmond.
keep the Water ON sale, fresh from the Springs.
70 n. cNpxu
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GREAr STORM Ar LEAYENWoRrH. KANSAS

GKEAT STORM AT LEAVENWORFH, KANSAS.
LEAvENwoRTH June Sd, via ST Louis, June "A
tremendous rain storm visited this city on We'd
nesday morning flooding the cellars inundatiug
portion of the CRY, aud doing much damage. The
Missouri river is full and rising
General Calhoun and family arrived this morn
inp
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BA- TYLER Cos prices f-r their new style of
AmbrOtypes from q cts TO &2j Those for Is cts
the same rivals charge 81 90 for.
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Ray NOTICE The Executive Con nit =
tee of the Virginia Central Agricutura Society will
hold its regular monthly meeting on the 9th inst,
at o o'clock p NJ, at the effice Of the President.
re 7-3t G. DIMMOCK, Sec'y.
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UTAH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF JUDGE
IECnMpIE.

ST.. LOUIS, june S-Leavenworth dispatches OF
the 18th inst say he movement OF two columns OIL
Utah troops ia postponed, in Consequence OF una
vorable Weather.
The Leavenworth Times announces the 1nten-
ton of Judge Lecompte to vacate his seat on the
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EIF LADIES AND MILLINsRs will find
at the LADIES' BAZAAR, No us Broad street,
enc of the -
RICHEST and BEST ASSIGNMENTS
OF RIBBONS, FLOWERS,
BONNETS, and
MILLINERY GOODS OF
EVERY DESCRIPTION
Ever brou. hit TO this city.
H1- Selling at low rates. my 29-2w
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rs~ Ir THERE EVER WAS A TIME when

RAKER's PREMiuM BITTERs were required 1t is the
present season. when young and old are using all
kinds of vegetable regardless of the consequences
These Bitters should be used daily to keep # sud
den attacks of disease Of the stomach: but should
you be attacked with Cramp Choiic, DiarrhGa Cho-
Terra Morbus or any other disorder of the digestive
organs, use Bakers Celebrated Premium Bitters
freely snd will guarantee perftct cure.
These Bitters can be had of all Druggists.
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s6- HoBsoN's HAZE CUrTINo. Shawl

AND SHAMPooIxG SALOON, rnder the American Ho-
e-entrsnce on IL street.
N.B-Hot. Cold and Shower BATHS can he had at
all hours. Single Bath % cents. or tickets for one
dollar lie 8
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Raptist Anniversaries.
(REpoRfEp Fos TIE RIcaaoSp DAILY pispA
AUTHORIZATIONS SESSION.

sATURDAY-AFTERNooN SESSION.
HAMPTON, VA. Jane 8, 1858.
Met at 3l6 O'Clock. The President IN the Chair
PRAYER by Rev L. Taylor. The Report OF the
Committee on Delegations was presented by Rev
c. Tyree the Chairman After miscellaneous bu
siness and addresses by Rev. Messrs. Poindexter
WI Broaddus, Jeter, Allen, Ryland, Willis and
Il. Jones, the Association adjourned.
NIGHT SESSION.
Metats o'clock The President, Rev. Thomas
Hume, in the Chair. After singing, prayer was
offered by Rev. ID. W. Seely. OF Richmond
The Report of the Cammittoe on the southetp
baptist Theological Seminary, was presented ny
its chairman, Rev. T q. JoDes,of Norfolk ine CON
mittee most cordially approved the ACTON " ~"
cent Theological Convention, at ur"ehssiie
believed that the movement for the iniaeulate go
Enlistment of the Seminary is one OF the utmost
importance to the best interest OF tue
lion at the South. They considered Tue Iooa'i.s
liked upon. at once beautiful. heatniui aua sen
trail The committee earnestly recommehaeh 10
the Genaf.l Association, and through III 10 tnt
BAPTIST Churches of Virginia, the Importance OF
giving to the newly organized institutions All 'ne
announcement and support which they may ot
able to render To this end they suggested tha'
a. least so5 0o0 should be raised in Virginia to-
wards the completion Of the endowment OF tue
Seminary In connection with this report, earn
est and effective addresses were dellvefea " "a a
crowded aud attentive audience. by Kew. ) L
Beyce. OF =. u, new d - ID -, N :IHrtnr
Vile. Rev. DR.. Jeter and Rev. A NJ PoihueAter'
Adjourned with beneGiction.
.Ssa9ay-- Or,ler Of pfeacatRg IN Hampton.
Baptist Church, Sunday. II oclo ok, Rev DR. Jeter.
Of Richmond; O'Clock. Mr. Burns OF Miss; ga cir
J A Broaidus of Charlottesville, NJ C6ur IA, -,
p NJ Thursday, Hay. 4 Farmville; Friday, II a
" Mr. Fountain, OF King VIM; Saturday. II VI, Mr.
Manly Of Richmond; sunday, II NJ, Tyres, OF
Powhatlu; 1 = VI, W Dodge, OF Clarke 8i4 NJ;
Nr Berg. of Baltimore. NJ 4 Church. Friday, ga
VI, SO Mason OF Halifax; Sunday, II DR. H9"p
er;4PM, NJ Barker. tioochiand; ga DR. Bread y
h Church, Saturday .Sis. p NJ Mr. Tustlp, OF , Z.
sunday, II A NJ DR. Burrows, OF Richmond; sun
day. 4P NJ, Mr. Be, ce, of 5 c.; Sunday, 50 n. /
q Keen, of Petersburg Monday, II A VI, hey X
Watkipsou Academy for colored people. Sunday.
II AM Il Roach. OF Charlotte; NJ, Mr.. Porter, OF
Richmond; So p VI, Mr. Briggs of New Kent In
Norfolk and Portsmouth. Rev Messrs = Y Biting,
L, Holman, ii Wyer and j Taylor.
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MOUNTAIN TOP HOUSE

MOUNTAIN TOP HOUSE
LSI AUGUSTA COUNTY, VA.
This well known and fayoTite place Of Summer
resort is open for the reception of istoIs
der the management OF its former proprietCr
IL is situated GA the top OF the Blue kige at Rock
ii Gap, i20 miles west Ut Richmond and ne mile
ON the Virginia Central RailtCad The elevated
situation. beautitu vigws, mountain scenery, sud
the constant and refresh mountain breczes. make
one Of the most deliehtful places OF SUMMER
sort in Western Virginia There is also convenient
Spring of pure chalybes water
Visitors T. the Mountain Top will come via Viz
ginia Central Railroad to Alton Depot the
EASTERN portal Of the Blue Ridge Tunnel where
hack will always be in atten ance to convey them
lone miie) to the Mountain Top II is always best
for persons to write several days beforehand
TEENS as heretofore: For the season Il months
S23 ~ per month by the month, SIS s. per wevs,
aud $3.50 per day. -
VIM II LIPSCOMB.
lie 9--eodIm Alton Depot, Va.
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LOST.

T OST-Between Centenary Methodist
IL Church and the residence Of MIR James Tay.
lor, on MARSHALL AID 9th streets on Sunday night
the 9th June, a six linh ed GOLD BRACELET
with the initials W o. 7 10 v W. I. cut on the 10
side The finder will be literally arded bv eav.
ing the same at the Office OF JAMES NJ. TAYLOR
& SJN. je So.
T 0ST-A Gold Pencil with red set and
Ia 'r. p. Mayo" engraved on II. Any finding
it, will receive a suitable reward and the thanks OF
q lady. by leaving at this office. j. S-H
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Celeste has been making grand hit as Meg
Merrles, in London.
Charles Mathews is playing a successful engage
ment at the Theatre Royal, Montreal.
Capt. Il. B Cunningham has been appointed to
the command of the NAVY Yard at Mare Island,
California, vice Captain Farragut, detached.
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Advertisements for the p.spArcH must be handel
by SIR O'clock IN Tie afternoon, in order to appear
tse next day. The heavy pressure II advertisements
n ,en the columns Of our paper, will not admit OF
s,ae;r reception after the hoar named.
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Az sold by all Druggists. je 81
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OFFICIAL 1, .w,,a !, rur
SPARTA ACADEMY LOTTERY OF GEORGIA
CLASS rs.
At Augusta, Georgia, Saturday, June 9Th. 1858.
SAMUEL SWAN & co. Managers.

Prizes. Nos. Prizes. Nos. Prizes yos Prizes.
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GREEN TEAS Imported FER ships
~ "Huzzsr.' "intrepii" "Nabob' aud I'll IA To-
ALI good brands, For sale by
Jeg q DAVENPORT
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n'BAGES AT I'd A YARD - Nc have
~ four or five hundred yards more OF good d Rage
at fsi yard. Call soon for these Esoods tlies
bargain. and win soon be 81 ased ont.
SWORDS 4 THAW
Je9 No i3 B.oad zsree..
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STATIONERY

Of nearly every description both Staple and Fancy
including Blank Books and Paper.
BIBLES.
In a few days, the Depository Of the Rnls Societ{
If Virginia III be located their premises snd Y
will be heir aim TO keep supplied 81 al times "lL
full stock of the various Sly les Il Bibles AMI fssA
nents published by the American Bible socitty
Sc Orders for articles pes tsining 10 thrir bnst
ness will have prompt attention. es-N
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CUNDAY SCHOOL CELEBRATE NJ
- WHITE BOSNErS AND BUSTERS. Il Chill
iren can be supplied with White Corded Bonnets
and Marseilles and Brilliant Capes, and Busters, at
my store; handsome and cheap.
AUGUSTUS MAILERT,
lie No Al Main st.
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WANTED-A situation as MILLER nv
MAN who has bad good deal Of erna,;
and Richmond Satisfactory reconime pdatl ma 80
be given. Address ~, Richmond p nfr IA
~
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w ANTED-by good Book Keeper,
any kindof WRITING, such Is keeping hook
making Il accounts, COPING, &c.-i'Bn civ. nm.
questionable references as IN quahcatic NJ. Adsrss.
BIO 'RKEEPER. at this office ie7-st
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GENUINE POWHATAN PIPES.-We
" have just received a small lot of the celebrated
Powhatan Pipes. Also, u few of those extra large
ones Persons who ha Ve been waiting their arrival
can now be supplied. JOHNSTON Il BRO,
Druggists.
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EOE HIRE-Uniil the 1st of October
y next a Servant GIRL. who has been accustom-
ed TO wait en- table, and do hous work generaliy.-
Amply to RAWLINGS Il HOLIDAY
lie g--3t< Main and 18th streets
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ia every department OF Literature Science and Ar
aud are constantly supplied with the New PBblcS
lions of the day Many rare and valuable woTb'i
Foreign and American, will be found IN substantial
nd elegant bindings
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WANTS.

WANTED.-A business NAN. with
" 500. to lake an equal interest in and ss1 =.
all the Southern States the ri ghts Tor Statt.i ~
Patent Hand stamp, (.;raniei ApriI s,b issVns
person OF the right stamp. eau clear s3n6 Inc sn
suing Summer. Apply 10 Mr. STATION A. ~
VI and to P. NJ. is9 ~ A.
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Internationally
lRTfAI. DEAFNESS AND DISCHARGE. FROM


THE Fab HAnILLY. having been temporarily r-ea.-d
from his Pnadephis Consequence IT, -..r.
~ ire a. tle limitation Of wth he head bss
Q tO oa.ifIta fas
ruuicson 's be hss IL compliance wit their .oei'
% ado establish lrstigtion Ee
YORK ard will ecs'e calls DUNG morning .: No. p s.,
"sTksplsce
" A. Advertising iea.es Neither he. h.
-, - the publication of certificate purrol.r, .
10 from him au ~Rnlot tnrv.9 be resPonble III
any alarming consequences Ies1 ilo' fshness ano a
ton The loss Of money may no. b. material . pers0,s
but tie pr = q the Irosut Il the
gi % REGARDED md treated With mofe than Ordinary ,)
crude
Dsess noise IN the he.i and all disagreeable dis harse-
r the speedily .ermal atty removed without au-g
fhc lest pain In orSeulce c-e il al guaranteed
where naliornaton does not exist.
Thirteen as c ard IN divided seu.l0n .his
branch ,seia practice hEs GRABBED him reduce his
TO such oesc Of success hud the confirmed
and obstinate yield b. steady Att n;on ~ the
scribtd.
Tie following tes,iuoriais subsit,ed with conf ie-ce
They viii show a. East what e'iHs0u h professional cla
cson. led By # he most Distinguished eca
haze Las tie pleasure 20 NEE, Dr. HARrlEY l. prlcs
end lave led to form favorable opinion Of h csra
both Ia profession a. as gentleman.
"W. n. PARgER ". d Profess Of Surgery
"From my intercourse with d. HARTLEY have found his
deFomen; to BE- eo''eoi SAD seni.1s9y No.
"Mss Sarah Swain thi. town. lady ofex.nsve acqlant
the probability inform. that H. 1915
became partially ceai 20 such extent o. render her unable
90 understand cnuyer,a.ou IN all ordinary tone o e past
six ih= she has hesn almost entirely deaf
hours operation. Dr HAsTLFy the
Of the d. ales AID Mis- Wsns bearing l. now y restored
lSsrtucket Enquirer. july .. l85
FsIRnAyEN Mass, Jny T. 1856.
Dr. HARTLEY: Il would b. mpo.b.- Tor 70 eNp-es, /,
which Lad been deprivrd FOR three long
but e!fhcirss j. e. tue q in minutes made
hear vel did in my lie and maay thank ar due
70 yoU for that blessing. . RtstcCA u Howard
Daughter Of 81. J. Howard.
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ADVERTISEMENT
T. l X & L L. A "
D. Win & Co.
EnR MINIER. laNa-

We beg leave cal special attention 20 the style and variety
garments composing Winter stock Of Ready made Cloth
ius now exposed ANA sale FIRST floor. II will be- found that
fabrics with taste, and manufactured
them with all the style OF best ORDERED WORK. that
very Lowest priced have that stamp and character
witch distinguish them al from the sOp style that gives
every garment stereotyped appearance
In directing attention Merchant Tailoring Department
second floor IL Is with pleasure announce that the
large increase Of business in hs department las compelled -
both the and assistants much The great
popularity Of the in this depart
orally known r each perfect master in his line whether
Of pants 81 aud wall have other cost
what Il may.
The variety Cas.mercs Cloths Ncs;ings Overcoans &c
H. tins dc partment never 80 large nor select
also call after tiou UsNlsHi>G DEPARTMENT
which largely supplied in all Winter Under GaFmenis Gloves
ROtts sc. Or Manufacture Of Shirts has become i'm
porau branch % business much that can scarce
he increasing demand for them al over the country
Our great every department Of the business Is 20 en-
deGVof supply tho bst thing that be produced Tor the
money whether be- fine and 20 keep superb
ofity u and finish IN every garment We rauuactuc.
Ii. DEyLI> Co., Nos s5s, 253 snd i6o broadway,
corner Warren s..
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SUPREME COURT-CIRcuIr-OcT. 22.-Bs0re judge
CLFRkE.

joseph FIELD, AT. Felicia yestyaH aud Henry vestya,
The defense IL this case opened yesterday; Jqlian
Alien aud testified that be scqusnted with tns
Irries ia letter from plaintiff was pofucei Ah'
plaintiff he'd called at wness' store several tmes ana wl,
-, had allied plaintiff who was watcbuasef seseIs
s' s . ~ he VUais had aconse.a,ion With Fed..
which be- seds had said that he acted only friend o. tns
cefeucants that a. subs gusnt rens o1 &
tt be- he'd be. pal IN fun all his disbursement but tna
be- eHpecee Mr. Fcstya would ave him diamond rns and
thai II BE- did .Ot do the plaintiff would sue MN on
claim for service agent and then would co' tI3 -
thar TIE zig worth subsequently, feidS one'ea "
settle II tie lawyes eXreIses were paid ,s..,sAt.
o. ,ios.exaluaton witness testified that teids Aaa ,'i h
that Henry Ne-tya hsc found fault Ia him iof ays % .
uuon money the defendants witness had lever PIse ~
cnprois- with Iantf behalf Of detrnd1' A'' "''s'
seeI NesVsii a. paniir' store ,a .,s co,,obo,,s.s
that s,itleiAsT's statement .,,. L,.h 49,
gitcr poducec The hind~ins o. re.a whlGn re-
services; done coHon bushes, ior tnsn'
b.; that he haa lent them = ~,
their suc ard continueo Defense 5eIs elo'sc
prd.a ana aid he awsy. 70 NestSs IL Gefman lie
deusd ever sen'.ng lsitsf 20 A'eI' s It,, IN o,,s.
,lnn from NtstvsA IT,. - ID.
Philips 10 si in after hearing the charge Of the Judge
tn jury ret ~ ard the Court Jo-rned
Tits morning Jury brought II seAed Teaie' ''f plIn
Before Jaise BALLOON.
PFnYIssORY sOTEs.
Rot-- Prince AIT Col : Bucalan aud Caalnoey hLnner
Iir vas 81 aclipn four prounSsory notes
snor.s o. - 80 rsde by the desnasn as partI's unce
lr Il Bu,haiaL hlnier Zoe defendant Alnss &C.
- ~ def " ts the paid by ,he Esinh a.
tie sses d.t~nd.n buchanan, and the Psn'a WAS not
1 tie hnsa 10. 81 the IO,ss -. 81, 81.
TLs Court eLsrsed Jury 'zs' II the Pai-s p.a ne
holders he l.tes money cue on them inos go
tl1 a. the fine 81 MAJ
- unvnrlt i. v 4. sss tisu the sud 20 s;os
qu-ut couc revive them as 10 entire A P
tia them against toe defendant kilt.eh
I Ilr jury gave verdict for tie defendant 49, gill;,
W Burse for piaiu;n. Cspron Lase for Gel nilH'
Before Judge CLEBgE-OcT. q
! The GLASS BALLOT BOXES.
! BENJAMIN Wood All. J. W. freeman :, - =. ilo,
This was smother phase in the famous 80,
h u
slol Il ,ts E1re.s compasy Of the denda.ss go, - ~
tstctei denver good orders o.. -. - g., c.i
- ia m .lstec .nasr. tbereio< O1 e''-f
laS week (: az postponed aeeosb' q - ~ "
Noed ~. liz morning. wbea "a @e'~'s'' '~' ~ N
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Thoma, Rsn,oni Raymond French ami Pho b. Buoknsham
sgl. John C. Wheeler.
MARINE COURr-Ocr 22.-Before Judge TaosPsos.


Enrauus Sponey snd Louisa his Wife agt. Henry Rhode
This action is brought Ia recover Sis 50 balance
due pfoisoy note made by the defendant and given to
Iarf Louisa before Tho defense counter
claim amounting 5Jo 1000 The facts sgbssa
italy these: About tive years ago the plaintiff Louisa becans
ard mistress Of the defendant who
man. but did live with his wife After having lived to
ether three the parties qu,ueled LOUIS iDtnns
an against Rhode n the of Common Pleas Of this
city IN ell action Of seduction, claimed. That s1it
settled Rhode paying Miss Louisa $50 The parties afef
brief a. paratioo again together aud lived Tor while
man and ,fe when def.njsnt testified, Louisa
WIN present husband and married without much
bidding the defendant good by however. that Lous
30, Rhooe consent Rhode promising that IL she would
married he would ard did give her al the furniture and pho
tuIe the house Of the value of $4,000 Louisa took the far
uure question: aud To deendan, se.a to set ~
value claim 10 the demand Of the plaintiff, bot
the Court gave judgment for Plaintiffs tor lle 3D. the Whole
amount GIT 10 BE- recovered
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