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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-13

For IuFt3Elfe aHH ItFbIitH IIIIlTs 1FTEtf3EK
sssaassas * Maafice Montgomery. Goile AleNandrla
Barbn's and all Intermediate landings m
Red rretThe entirely elegant hight dfausht aH s%
running passenger packet Leeomte, johnson MASTER viii
leave above For freight passage having Inc ace9mnn
yIRGINIUS q. HENTIEL,
fnh AhyGrtislng AEsat
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-13
Leaves on MONDAY 1tAh inst. at 3 Pm.
- 8 REGULAR RED liver PAGKEI

s.g For Grand Ecote. Hateinoehes, Tiger Island
n st. Maurice Fayerons Montgomery, Durand's,
Buyiofs Mouth of Cane river, G0te Alexan
fia Nanane Barbns and al intermediate landings on Red
RyaFThe magnificent and fast running packet
sioux City, Sam Lawson, MASTER will leave above.
j Y = 800 - sVIEGINfuS5 e. pENTHEL,
feg3 Advertising Agent
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-13
leaves IN TUESDAY. Feb. IA. 1T 5P. NJ.
REGULAR RED RIVER PACKET

rg = For Shreveport Grand Bafdn Conshatts canpte,
Grand Eeoie ST Maurice, aotie alsSanda,
enIins on Red riyerThe entirely new, fast running light
draneh passenger sfeare K. w. Powell, Robert H. Mar
master will leave above. For freight ~ passage apply
board or TO
feI3 MUSE II MURDOCH Agents
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-13
+ sHERoKEE REMEDY
ROOTS, BARks AND LEAVES,
NAusEous mites AND POISONOUS MINERALS.


We ask the afflicted Of either which do prefer
pleasant delicious syrup, compounded from Natures
Eeedenne which will speedily and you
the vile compounds heretofore used with 81 their
and debiatn effect together with the ioaiaome disease,
many times following the i..e Of Mineral Posons
hea, elect Gravel STRUCTURE Fidor Ahns Whites n Es
Urinary Organs curing these dis
by laws all other preparations have failed
and il Of Heavens mefees 10 offending
coHd produced effects which would ssagget
The preparations heretofore used have failed but this
has known fail Happily for
kind the governor Of the world is Father who aes
kill but TO
In mercy he has appointed Medicines for these dreadful dis
which quickly flies 10 nil of the SYSTEM
attacks the disease at post and win fidelity and courage
Truly admirable rest until it has completely
PEELED he body and the patient
former health and vigar.
This Retnedy strikes very of he disease its
tendency simply suspend the poison but the
cuuse which It depends
shas value Is the entire absence Of ali
smell IT lay in the counting The
toilet table without being suspected Renedye for
efet diseRses.
treatise Eenereai disease with full directions for their
permanent accompany each bottle
Sold by j. WRIGHT CO.. Nos. 81 and 15 Gharres street.
New neans and By all respectable Druggists and dealers in
medicines.
POTTER L MERWIN, Sole Propiietors,
e iAt v Jgnuis Mr..
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-13
UNITED STATES

UNIFIED STATES
al9Sess lssMAIL LINE TO vIcKsnuEa. l.ega&ssA
SATURDAY AZ 3 eielock, r. Nj. -
magnificent U. s. Mail packet Nnfc5iex. Capt r. r.
yeathers, VIII leave for Doidsonyile Flaqueniue Baton
Ronge Port Hudson Bayea Sara, Red River Landing Fort
Adams Nachez Waterproof, Rodney, st. Joseph Grand Gulf
Warreuton and Ticksburg EF cry SATURDAY at O'clock
+. M.
The steamer NATGHEz connects vieksburg with the
Prince Hope and will take freight landings
the Yasoo river a. high up Greenwood
The apsndi passenger packet Will regu.
lar without fail at the hour appointed All
trusted to her will promptly and faithfully 10
This Will be responsible for letter package
containing money, Iesery other xauabss regular
bills Of hiding aken specifying The and value
te freight paid for salnnhes deposited with
by the passengers, contained In their basrssgs.
For freight passage Apply on hoard
FfRGfNIUs g. DENTzEI,
iel3 Advertising Agent
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-13
leaves on THURSDAY. Fen y. at 81 P. NJ
EvffTx sHREVEIDRT, CRANE

49, = Bayou Ganpte Grand Eeors ST Maurice Genie
Alexandria, tiornns NoFmpn's, Barhins ard ~
Intermediate landings Red riser--Ths new, ele-
en fauht ard swift running paekes seansi
Starlight. Charles Hayes muster VI r. f1yes
leave For freight pasaae having hna aeeomnoaa
49, 80 4 FIRGINIUs G. DFNTzEL,
feiSs Advertising Agent.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-13

aEy = rse-For KiaInchi. Deaksie, BlaIksvle Ko
land, IanespaTt, Rocky Comfort; White cliffs
Nashipgton Fulton, Spring Bank and al Way
iningsIEe superior, light daaghi steamer Era No. z,
John Kouns will leave above giving clear bills
through For freight or passage apply on board
VIRGINfUS g. DEGfIEIG
fila AdssrtsnE Agent
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-13
OUACHITA RIVER.

Leaves On WEDNESDAY f5Itnst.. nj 4 T. N.
FOR CAMDEN, BEACH HILLS,
IA Ghampag n2IIs W,mnEioa Pigsgn nls Ma.
oehlemead, Mouth p Atboaae Ttenten Monroe
Fine Ru Duachita City Columbia, Hafsenbn, Trinity and
an into mediate landings Gnaeha and Black RiYerTle
splendid aud safe fast running packet steamer
DIR, IL N III n & on N, Y. gan master, will leave
Il he trade the entire Fer freight
aes - yIRGINIus q. DENTzEI,
feis Advertising Agent.
nThe Dr. b. will connect with Resident for Saline
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-13
II II. WALTON,
CITY AUGTIoEEER,
And
Aaetonser Appraiser and General Agent the purchase
ard sale Of Real Estate, Slaves, Lands, etc.
once, No. 10 Bank Place.

The undersigned daily licensed Auconeer will give his
personal attention ali sales of Real Estate Slaves Furniture
Rank and ether Shares IN Taeofpsse Companies Saeeassies
NafsoeS Damaged Cotton, and Merchandise gansfliy.
He invites the advantages psess the
puehase sale aid aHpai5eineh of Re Estate having IN the
eaurse Of pepaE.iaB from the reliable
cost plans of every Squire ground showing every
@ and TIE dimensions thefso each sanafel HE dis
made. . = = $50
n tis department he viii also have aid
WALTON NyhaHe with lie Real Estate
pefa 1s of ih city far thy years whose general
q ts Rlpa Of property will enable undersigned
g es e parties requiring his superior advantages
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-13
Leaves on TUESDAY, lsth inst. at 5 II. NJ.
REGULAR JEFFERSON AM

Upper Rea River PAnket--foF
Fulton. GpriiehAnk, Jntlefsan, Ssithgnd4
senon Pert cadao s.ansons aeosing,ss s Aie NJ
efnediate landings Upper Red RyerTha new ana very
light dfanght passenger packet steamer Osea0i. M1alan
MASTER viii leave above, For freight passage apply cn
board 1 ..,.,,,,,,a.,,,, 4
Advertising Agent
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-13

Leaves on THURSDAY 10th inst, at 5 r. M.
REGULAR LAKE BIsTENEAU PACK FIT
SgmH = For Minien Moscow, Point Bolivar Mouth E0ggy
LsiskssSa Bayou Grand Bayou Grand Ecofe Aexandfa
foans and sill intermediate landings On Red
KiyeT ad Lake BseueauThe swift rnnnng, light drarght
magnff passenger packet steamer Morning Light
VIM Dillon master NJ Ghampin clerk will eae rs above
freight passage having superior accommodations apply
u - YIRGINIUS G. DENTzET3
fels Advertising Agent
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-13
STEAMBOATS,.
LOWER MISSISSIPPI.



LIMITED STATES
.ffse, IN sEMT- wEEKLY MAI. LINE TO .ils1.h
sAAs5ssa3$Sfz{sa77S yTCRSBURG.
Tie magnificent u. s. Mail packet Vic1yshurs, Capt.
IT. White MASTER viii leave for Grand Lake, HonsdsonviIs
Plaaemne Rouge Port Hudton bayou Red Rv
Landing. Fort Adams Matches Wa,erproof Rodney 81. Jc
sepH Grand Gulf Warrenton, Vltksburg, Mikens Bend,
Providence Stacks Island landing skFwiih Landing
Pfchess Point Ashton Lake Washington, Garona Landing
and Point Worshngton. eypry THURSDAY, st6P.N.
The steamer yICKSBURG viii take freight for Yasoo river
To be RI. shipped Dew Drop and Home.
Leaves on SATURDAY, at s r. N.
The magnificent U. s. Nail packet Nntchex, Captain r.
Lea.hes viii leave for paassias Baton
Adams Eatchet Waterproof Rodney 81 Joseph. Grand GUT.
Warrenon and Ncksbnrg, every Saturday, - 0 x. NJ
The Nache1 Vtksbrg with steamers Prince and
Ho freight all landings thc Yhsoo rivor
hfx Greenwood high rates without detention
The above mentioned splendid vii isaye "a
their regular days without fall 81 the hour appointed All
attended to.
Thee boats will not be responsible any letter package
containing money ewey other valuahles ureas regular
bills of adng afn specifying the and value and
the freight paid for salahes Deposited with tho clerk
by the passengers contained in their baggage.
For freight passage apply board, or to
j. j. PERSON 4 CO.
Jeib " Corner OF Gafontefet and Union streets.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-13

Leaves every III ESD & II 5 o'clock p. NJ
NEW ORLEANS AND VfGTKSs
~ l. burg " y Mail Line.Far nonaldAoasiiie, Piat
quemine, Baton Ronge Port Hudson Bayou SARA
He'd River Landing Fart Adama Naehss Water
preo ESiney NJ loseh Graad Gulf Warssntoa aa vick.
leave above every TUESDAY, o'clock r. NJ Returning
she will leave Yeksbutg every FRIDAY At o'clock NJ
ID. r. CARROLL Il Co,
ia Agents. rs GatondeIet street.
The will Nesbarg with the steamer
Dev fnnf for YaEnn river.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-13
Leaves on TUESDAY, Feb, l4fh. ut Is r. NJ.
REGULAR RED RIVER PAGF

fgsg = EFT IS For Jefferson direct Smthlandt Benton,
Pr Cdao, ssansea aoafing,s, Ahaas stfeves
Bayou Ganpe, GRIND Esple Alex
Batbn,s md I'll ine.aeiiats LANDINGS On
ger packet steamer Vigo, VI. W. Withenbury master, will
Leave above. For freight passage apply On board
VIHGINIUSD g. DEHTIEIl,
feia
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-13
leaves nt TUESDAY, 18Th inst. AT = L NJ.
REGULAR UPPER RED RIVE

sgr% n. PaceFnr White Ilisf Fnltont Idst 7 IHF'pt
y Washington, nooly's Ferry chiehlnatd Long
III inte med Ate landings Red RverIhe fine naseeuEer
packet Remb. White, j. NJ Camp master, VIII leaye as
above. For freight or passage anpy on hoard
VIRGINIUS Y. DENfAEL
fill Advertising Aren't
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-13
ArrExel Y estersIay.

Steamship Matagorda, Gardner, from Galveston
and Sabine, To @ B Payne erwick's Bay.
Steamship Texas, Wilson, from Indianoia via Gal
weston, I'd & Payne list dist.
Ship Felicia, Nelson, fun Havre 10th Dec, to G
Sagorys- 3d dist ~.
Schr Alphonsine. Bernard, q days from Grand Gail
lou, to ] B Fiotte "a dist ia.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-13

Leaves on TI FINfEAf, 2Isf ihRI., az . Fs 80
REGULAR SHREyEP0RTTU TUES:
tg : day Fackei-The fast running, Eight drarght
and magnificent passenger packet steamer D0ub-
loon VIM o. Harrison, master. will positively
above nd every alternate Tuesday throughout hs sea-
som for Shreveport Grand Bayou Gonshat Campte Grand
Ecore ST Maurice, Montgomery Landing burand Goiiie,
Alexandria, Nemans arba's and all intermediate andngs
on Red river For freight passage having unsurpassed ac
Hfs YIRGIGIUS G. DENTzEf,
f.}a Advertising Agent
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-13
Below Coming UP.

Brit ship Powerful, Nixon, I'm Liverpool Goth Dec.
Ship Jno NJ Mayo, Snow, 8 days I'm Boston to Geo
A Fosdick eco
Mex schr Brilliante, 4 days from Gampeachy and
Sisal, TO S Fernandez Geo
Schr Red Fox, s days FIN Tampieo, to 8 Fer
nandez &co-cargo, fruit and specie.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-13
Loavs on SATURDAY. Feb. Is, at r. II.

Leav 6 on SATURDAY. Feb. Il, ut s r.
OCULAR 0UAGHITA PACK ET--The new,
sJ magnificent, fastrHnniHg passenger packet steam.
If4aksG.3sser Lizzie Simmons, George IL KIRK maa-
szeE. viii leave above, for Camden, Beach Hills,
Miiieris Biii Ghanpagneie, Wilmington More Pigeon Hills
aryvlle, Marie Saline Alabama Landing oaacta City Iosh,
Iofnud Month ID Arbtnne Trenton Monroe, Fine ut TO-
iia Harrx0nbAfg, Trinity and ali intermediate landings
For freight PASSAGE having unsurpassed accommodations
VIRGINTUs G. nENTzEI4
fes Adsertising Agent,
The Lizzie nrnons will take Bayou bartholomew freight
will nsislege 81 fehnnnG The Steamer lennIe krk
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-13

Wv NiGk IMOHlHS, UUUle, III IIIICI1nAtl.
Gen QHitman, Cannon, fin Argyle Landing.
j D Swain, Martin, fin Jefferson.
d G Taylor, Reilly I'm st Louis.
Charmer, Wilson, fm Vicksburg.
Crosse Tete, MeQuoid, TIM Bayou Sara.
Ceres, Labartle, fm Carolina Bluffs.
Minnesota, Hays, I'm Tensas River
Vigos Whitenbury, I'm Jefferson.
Tow boat Th0s McDaniels, Rezeau, from the Passes
lowed down and to sea on the 9th inst,
ships Princeton and Theodore brought mp
ship Felicia and sclr Alphonsine.
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r @ RI A D A M s
m T-'1 -
! 3 I'll tl9t Z + II nv f r .

Leaves on MONDAY l9ih inst. Al b "A NJ.
REGULAR RGEUF RIVER PACKET
IT. h-fgr Point Jeilslsan, Ion Red Mnnb ;um
Gint. tn mrs y Landing Baey's' Hnaf Psnre
phfs anil AZ intermediary landings BTuf
River he new ana Hight drHHsh passenger packet
steamer Southern, II. III Goodwin master Ffeese and
i,ofsss Val leaHe above For freight orpase
yIRsINrus G. DENTaEI,
fel1 Advertising Agent,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-13
lFlatboaass..

T471. - IHfb0atS.
UPPER RED RlVER-Per Moore's boats, from
the wreck OF steamer Hope--496 bales cotton to
Smith Johnson $50 do Henderson, Terry leo
$50 Phelps 4 Jones-Total $50 bales cotton.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-13
Leaves every SAT- TIM s y Il & 7 n p9siyely

p Naiffh HnyaH Bartl.elonssss steFingen
l.oehie,nend, Port Union Mouth Of iiayen z Ar
61pn TTeflIa Mohroe Hlnf, Castor Landing Geun
bia Harsoabng, Trinity and all Intermediate landings on
anacha and Black fixeEaIhe maa1aiesr Segst s,sne
Ii. W. T1hin. NH eavs al aho1e
iyancshaIls. freight passage apply on heard
4vIRt.INIuS e. znENTIEIi,
ia3 Advertising Agent
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-13

r xsS,P OR MISf.AID-So4IGEI IS HEREBY GIVEN
IL that The blowing II Interest 5 coupons as
Feh being liel 1862 1853 i76i o. bonds same
Nos dsind Isl July 1852 civ ed
her fost Of m saiaa applied HE Gef,En1s anes s
lie Civ Consolidated Debt pay Of
New Orleans, February 5, ls6o, ~ : fei sat
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80 -
STEAMBOATS,.
'-''--.- 1870
n ED RIV Err.

Leaves with Dispatch.
q. L. KounB Bros. Low Water Through nispateh Line
FOR UPPER RED RIVER DE-
~ h reci and NIL Way Landings below and above the
Raft a. high as Kamich, Rowland, Laynenor
fulton, Washington, Spring Baak, and shreye
Leaves New Orleans ONCE WEEK.
Era No. I, /. II. Kouns, master,
Era No. q, W r. seorpl master,
Era No. 3, John Kcuns, master.
Ezra Mo. A, Ben. B. Kouns master
All the boats very light dfaagh and ssanneh
hn will regular Through Trips during tho season
giving clear bills.
For further information apply TO
g. i. K0UNS i BROS. No. 2 Front street.
dis opposite Canal street Ferr-4
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-13

spoken.
BY Capt Lewis, Of the bark Clifton, from Rio dc
Janero, on ati Jan, sehr Royal George, from Ham.
burg bound to Montevideo. On the 10th Jan, A
miles off Fernambuco spoke bark Florette, bound
IN to pernambueo.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-11
LAW REPORT.
ooMMoN PLEAS.


VIM. NJ. Bradshaw Vs. Ann Bradshaw.
The parties were married in 1929, at Rother-
ham In England, and have now FIVE children
living, two married, the rest minors. The
petitioner claims divorce on the ground Of
willful absence ofhis wife for more than three
years, and also charges gross neglect Of duty.
The answer Of respondent, (who lives at
Camden, New Jersey,) denies the allegation
Of neglect of duty and wilful absence with
out justification and charges, that the Pc
titioner deserted her and refuses to support
her. She also files a cross petition, for ali
mony, &c.
Judge Carter dismissed the petition and
cross petition.
PRosEcUTIoNs UNDER THE BAsTARDY Act.
Rosa Smith Vs. George Seifert.-To establish
the paternity Of an illegitimate child. Yer
dict of guilty. Damages not yet assessed by
Judge Collins.
Laura Leaning Is. S. Losh. This was q
similar proceeding. Verdict Of guilty.
CRIMINAL SIDE. John Mcllvaine was
placed on trial before Judge Mallon for mur.
der in the second degree-the homicide oI
Jacob Wagner, on Fifth-street, near Nc
Allister, on the Goth August. The case ha'
not closed.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-11
NEWPORT NE WS.

The LATE RoBBERY.-On Sunday last we
referred TO a robbery committed on the
premises of Cummins L Son, on York-street.
Yesterday morning lad called at the store
and gave Mr.. @. the portable writing-d desk,
together with a number of valuable docu-
ments, stating he found them under the
Newport and Covington Bridge on Saturday
last. Most of these papers returned are OF
considerable value, but would have been
useless in the hands of the burglars.
BUoYAST WITH WHIsKY.--A young man,
Patrick McOarty, on Monday morning about
three O'Clock, while in an intoxicated eon-
dition, fell overheard from the ferry-boat
| Cincinnati Belle, just after she hae left the
{ Chio landing. He had on an oyereoat and
! heavy boots, yet, Notwithstanding this, he
swan about three squares before he was
rescued. Some of the crew of the Madison
packet, hearing him halloing for help took
the yawl and picked him up. Considering
the state of the weather and water, the time
of night and the distance, the overcoat and
boots, we can only attribute his safety to the
quantity of whisky in>him.
REV. DR. f. P. BUoKBER delivers lee
tuIe tonight at the Methodist Episcopa
Church South, on TaylOr-street, at halt-pas
seven o'clock. Subject: sour Country anC
our Government. Tickets twenty-five
cents. Proceeds to pay the small outstand
ing debt of the Church.
TEE 'NKwPoRF BELLE"-This ferry-boa
was laid up yesterday, owing to the disar
ranRement of some Of her machinery. Sh
wilf resume her regular trips to-day, tn
breAknge having boon IvpuArod.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-11
COVINGTON NEWS.

SINGULAR CksE.--A case Of some interest
is pending in the Circuit Court, now in ses-
sion at Independence. About six months
ACC. Young man about twenty-five years
old, named Stevenson, was taken to the Ell
liston House, by prominent physician, Of
Crittenden, Kentucky, who alleged that 5:
was suffering from heart disease and required
especial attention, and that he (Stevenson)
had abundance of means to liguidate all eX-
penses, The physician also instructed Mr.
ElEston to employ one of the best doctors of
Cincinnati to attend Mr.. s. After keeping
the young man three months, Mr.. E. discev-
cred that be had no money whatever. He
Immediately wrote to the young mans
friends, TO remove him, which they did and
he now brings suit against the Crittendep
physician, in conjunction with wealthy
Brother of Stevenson, to recover the amount
of his claim. The case will probably come
up to-day.
A LoRETTE IN LIMBo.-A Nymph da pave
belonging to Cincinnati, strayed over to thi
city yesterday, somewhat under the intiu
ence of liquor. Becoming quite noisy anC
using language more cogent than classical
she was taken in charge by Marshal Nc
Laughlin, who succeeded in lodging her il
iail. She asserted she was "every inch
| LADY, but, as she accompanied the declara
ton with several Oaths, her statement wa
not believed.
MAYORS CoURT.-A man named Philli
Blatemer was yesterday brought befor
Mayor Goodson, as vagrant. He was dis
posed of by five days imprisonment in tn
city jail.
RELEASED ON BAn.-Henry Rumps CAV
bonds, as required by Squire Howard, fC
his future good conduct, and was cOns'
ouently released from durance vile.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-11

POLICE CoURT.-Judge Lowe disposed of
thirty-nine cases yesterday, of which the
following are the most important
Peter Coughlin, charged with breaking
into the house of Archibald Copeland and
carrying away several articles of value, was
committed in default of $1,000 for an eX-
animation on the 18th.
Michael Kilcavy was held over in the sum
of $780, for his appearance to-day, to answer
to IN affidavit filed by one Mary Snyder, who
alleges that he has, on various occasions,
threatened her with personal violence
John Hurley alias Hevely, the Third-street
Employment Agent, was committed to the
dungeon for ten days and fined $50 and
costs, for swindling man named Gebhart.
VIM. Boone, for stealing articles valued at
$ls, was sentenced to hard labor on the
chain gang for q term Of six months.
Andrew Schu, for appropriating to his
own use the sum of ten cents, belonging to
another party, was sentenced to the dungeon
for three days.
John Lee, for stealing articles worth S.
was sentenced to the chain-gang for foul
months.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-11

CHICAGO, ILL, December 10.-Mr. Van
Arman, for the complainant, concluded his
argument to-day at noon, having spoken
nine hours. The case was submitted to the
Jury, who, after being out about an hour and
a half returned with their verdict in favor
of Mrs. Burch.
The verdict was received with demonstra-
tons of enthusiasm, which spread rapidly
through the village. The counsel for the
defense moved for the custody Of the chill
dren and alimony.
The news was received here with great
rejoicings by the friends of Mrs. Burch. One
hundred rockets were fred from the roof OF
the fremont House.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-11

A SWIEDLER BROUGHT TO JUsTICE-A Good
Work C0mnsenced.--In our issue of Sunday
we noticed the arrest of a ThiTd-street In
telligence Agent named Hurley or Hevely,
for swindling an unsuspecting young man
named Michael Gebhart, who applied to him
for situation. Yesterday morning he was
taken before the Police Court for examina-
ton, when all the facts in the case were
elected and as similar swindles are daily
practiced,; we give them somewhat in detail.
Gebhart states that he was going up the
river to visit some friends, but being desirous
of seeing the city, stopped for day or two
at the Gait House, and while there observed
an advertisement for clerk, with directions
to call at No. 73 West Third-street; as he
desired situation of that kind, he applied
to Hurley who said that he would answer
no questions until he had received fee.
| Gebhart was somewhat cautious at hrst, as
| he was aware that swindles were frequently
practiced upon strangers; but on receiving
| the most positive assurance that situation
could be obtained Immediately, he gave
Hurley So, and agreed to pay him 30 more
when he obtained his place.
On calling a second time, Gebhart was in
formed that he had procured him situation
| TO sell patent stove polish; but this he de-
| clined, as it was business that did not sui
him. He then continued TO call daily, 1no
| WAS every llul0 VI oOAl1O hS"
bug in which he could engage and make hi:
fortune almost without an effort.
Growing tired of this delay, the applicant
demanded either clerkship or his money
when be was peremptorily ordered to leave
the room, which he did; but in a few min
utes afterward returned with an officer, whC
arrested Hurley ON charge Of obtaining
money under false pretences.
Judge Lowe remarked upon the frequency
of swindles of this character, and stated tha
an opportunity had new occurred to max
an example of one of the parties engaged Il
them, and he therefore sentenced him to tn
dungeon of the County Jail for ten days
and fined him $40 and costs.
Hurley has been operating in this way TO
considerable length of time with great sue
cess, and numerous poor females have bee
induced to give him their last dollar in tn
hope of obtaining something to do but hav'
after many delays, been sent away. Let tn
good work be continued until all agents {
his stamp have been brought to justice.