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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1861-04-10
FARMERS
LOOK TO YOUR INTERESTS!
$250,000 sared By using


$250,000 sared By using
HUGHES MISSOURI coRN-PLANTER.
1t Is now generally conceded by the farmers of Mis-
seur Iowa, Wisconsin,, Illinois, Indiana, Ohio, and
Michigan that Hughes Corn Planter Is the best in
renfion ofe age, SO far labor saving and applca-
biiity concerned In every instance where II has
been thoroughly and fairly tried it has come up 10
the recommendation ofthe inventor, and has
WOW THE PREMIUM
At the National Fair, at Louisville, KY, in 1856,
and at the late Stote Fair Of Missouri.
Having thus been fairly tested, Farmers need not
for moment, consider Hughes Corn Planter hum.
bugif they do they have only ask those who have
tested Its merits whetheri is orthy trial The in
ventor
WARRANTS HIS PLANTER
To work IN any kind Of ground, WET Dry SOD or OLD
FIFTY AGENTS WANTED
To sell Hughes Corn Planter In North west Missouri
and Iowa. An active agent realize from $50 10
800 per month, clear proft A few County Rights
for sale In Iowa. Real estate will be taken for County
Rights. -
az All orders for State or County Agencies. or for
single Planters, will meet with prompt attention In
addressed to w. :. HUGHES.
Manufacturer, OTTAWA, Iowa
Price of Planters, - each, ON time, or reduction
Of tep per cent cash down.
DAGGETT EDGERLY, Agents.
April ~, 'i-o'io-zm Ottumwa, Iowa,
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*Those distinguished by a star are reject
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v, ible Yedo 10 not safe place for benighted
travellers, but we moved with proper care. Bettos
ran in advance with lighted lanterns; then mounted
yakunins bearing lanterns on short poles; then
ourselves and moro lantern bearing yakunns ana
bettos brought up the rear. IL was almost impossi-
bic to realize ones own identity amid such night
scene as this. The long streets lighted with dou-
bic Of paper lanterns, decorated with landscape
views, pictures of temples, gardens, flowers; the
lighted bazaars; the fambeauI of the street buck
sters; the lanterns of the passing crowds, like 80
many enes fhtui; the shouts of our bettos the va
kunins lights swinging over their horses heads,
made US rather believe that we only acting out
tale from some oriental story.bOok or Arabian
Nights entertainments. The wide courts hemmed
in b. DamiO residences alone were silent, and the
massive gateways looked grimmer than ever in the
uncertain flashes Of our passing lanterns. We
passed through oil the night dangers of Yedo, what
ever they were unmolested, and our patient good
natured yakunins bad look of relief when they
delivered us safely at the Custom House gate; but
we were too much delighted with our days ride 10
think of any dangers, past or present.
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DIED.,
COOLTY-Al Piiisdalph

COoLEYAi PLilsdslphla Tuesday evening March Clare
A. econd daughter Of Randolph NJ and Msrs ouse Cooley
AGED years, month, and 10 days. =
The relatives and friends of the family respectfully invited
attend funeral from the residence Of her parents No. -
En.. Twenty third street. this Saturday. afternoon
ocoek without further notice The remains VII he taken
Greenwood. =.
HORsAkN-In Brooklyn 3. D.. Thursday evening hIch
suddenly Mary wife OF Edward l. horsmsn and ds1en:;r
OF the late Joseph Pearson, aged IS Yeas .
The eve, and friends Of the family arc invited 70 sttend bt
funeral Sunday oecek M from her late residence
MlCHEAU-In Brooklyn, on Friday, Mach ., Mrs Enssoeh
Of her age. 4.
The relatives friends Of tie family invited 10 attend
her from Der late redeEce No 2S3 Livingston sroet
on Sunday The lOtb inst, at O'Clock m Her Tcnains VIII
be taken 10 Greenwood Cemetery for intsIment -
WOOp-on Thurscsy nornina March I, 1881, Her Wood
his WIFE sud Eve children, who to their untimsy deahs
By the confsgrson corner Foreth street and Broadway
The viii take place Sunday March TO- %
DiSip Church Seventeenth street. SIh avenue
a, O'clock The relatives and friends Of .he family are
speotflly invited o attend
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LAW INI,ELLIHEIVClE.

p.RT,Es-yoRrrey ATTAcHaEs1 - EPosITARY or
p-,- ,,., -, fELls li p.,os,,, prr,
Felix hancho sss The brig Eipei'nehn, a'o Dene''0'
Tbis cs.e emma mn m eycentions 10 the libel on be-
l.. aSts g. - ~ f h., NJ 4 p.,.J,c, Tba Nbal vas
es o. sne nf mo o. beasoe o i ,sd nv tbe libs
nt 10 NV. ham m hoard tbs brs nj San naI del Norts
be to this port but Which wa. ns sS sS ana
.sn hen carao The parties excepting having after
D.eI ho hsS I me es ,' o m b
under their CONTROL Of freight before mentioned and
itI W. -, M -Asu " ~ "a Reya
at Burr Brnsdie, who were third psrss Ia no wsy inter
.. IN .ne ss mia 10
mere ,;,s form or rssalIty IF Marie Int have sSad 10
.aS.antiye .pd The LIABILITY rs,uoudet, ndyd
TIA the hypothe.s upon hich the suit /. founded would
seem to be- hat lhe ropondsnts being the ade
the height esrnsd the big
question: can be he psnons halle to slipper Of goods not
delivered sgsd and compelled by direct decree that
the ben or into the Court 10 abide the decree OS
the Court against the brig
Thai tho power to compel those defendants TO account 70 me
as an equitable ein syf nu Of ths moneys JssSea
md no ,asS oaess by sp hdmiraty
Court
direct .Sn Of s not one Of The Issds
ooupins. Of foreign with The %os!ioD Issued
aim Because the power, that process are
~ cou,s ts b. matt. IN pr,o a.
sppesI. by the pleadinss to be the case here
,,s nv ssn,. ac,ion $500 these s.Sen5sn,, WV
Dsese, therefore Diminishing The libel with A,.n.
men e no,s.n, u..,. p.r,dt,, Pr, l. P.nAli.. far
MO-, te " T S.n,s, "a a. ~ nia D"i' D'' "
HpeiAn1 'iI. Ainoy anu Iif. " Hi'Ius - x....x..ro
coLLlsiOs-fACLf ON BOTH sIDLs-PkNiLh"LD
TACK.
Georgs w. Hastings 1T al. sst The sloop Zebra.
This WIS libel flied by the owners Of the sloop
Planet 10 recover the damage. BY her IN collision
with the Zebra on Nov H. I85a Both vessels going up
tho Fast River into the Sound The wind rorthe.tSy
blowing fresh and the vessels they opposite ks TO esc
ohe head and he.d fire Planet the lar
board from w 10 four points free while the Zebra
Loo. ks,Ied ON m, N, hoard tacL
MI "a. IN III 10 recover they
- ~ H.. nj. I,;o, ana moi res fror sny fault on The
nus pi wv" A~' wv SO'''''" w. NV '''N V ~ $500 -
NJ A. p,, - , % , ,,r,,,. sbab ,s M Iool mt
e "a 80 80 no ,oD.,o % go tbs colli.ion
sssuonso aheso' snu sue w ,h - a ~ t.h, q, rya
me aso ., va on sns ,,9s ' A'
iuI' ~. VIC ~ ou H.. ,, nth ,La planet
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COURT OF SPECIAL SESSIONS a.-Besors Iuse<s
WELSH, OSBORN and KELLY. An

KODert Jfaln, assanT ana DdtteIyj HHeu W..
DIXON do dned 80 Michel Feeny Francis A Flood John
sDey with Publishing and selling obscene pest
known Tao Guy life The being clearly proven ne
court sentenced Feeny and Mshoney TO two monthly mpson
the City Prisons Flood sentenced 10 the Penen
sry ah Mary Rumley hned no for assault
and battery John Crowley assault and bsit.y Pe5ent,y
Mary CLARK do Pen,eniisry months Patrick Hsnson
AIRY months John Hare assault and battery fined
t3 John johnson do tined sb Adoph Ksylor do tDed
81 Kegsn petit larceny Peuitentaiy month william.
Leslie assault Penentiary month Austin LonGt
do lined $40 Miks Murphy DO P.nitsn..Iy %o.ss}
Francis Meyer petit larceny; Penitentisry month"; Patrick
McCoun DO PeuitensTy month Eliza Murray assault an
battery Penitsnsry oDths Hugh Nsas do Penitsnua1
VIM Pssce House Refuge Cshsrine Quinn petit larceny
city Prson 10 dsya Mary Riley, do psni,entsy nonihs
lined s FrsIcls smith petit srcenyi Psnisnsy month
VIM schee PenitetsIy months John fentsfeder do
Psnitsntsry monhs James Tracy, do House Of Refuge
John Taylor assault and battery fined go Ae1 ysnsebsck
do Penftentsry 4 months Cary WyDan, petit larceny !.
Psni.snty m .nth, John Wilson, Penitenhsry monbS
VIM. Kennedy petit larceny; City Ph'On month Geopc
Asrsellss do; City Prison days
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SUPREME CoURT-CmcVIr-MIRca 8-Bs.Oxs Jasle
WsLLkf.

THx OHIO LIFE AND TRrsr COMPANY.
The Ba,l Of the New Yort s the EaTp,e, Bank Of
Plaintiff sued the defendant az indorser Of bill Of
and "a a go hi ss d tn ohio % ss
IN s zig I SSs 81 i. ds S.y
Pay 10 D. Ludlow cashier" The name Of the bant DID
appear ths bill The plaintiff made loan to the Ohio life
a and T fSTPso s G &c cd @ "a. pm
lons Tho Count decided that although tie plaintiff. pad value
~ s S hy "ss mol entitled 30 recover 'sAn'' the DO
A. W. cs.cn for pi.ina Edward, PcnspOu, and w Stan,
~ CaI.sps.--Deiote Justice srTHsnl,sp.-DrcIsioNs.
Abraham Ackerson agt John II. II. HelmS-Motion
Aired Meets E, al az. John H. Guyel-Moon denied with
Anthony L. Richards ,st Joseph o. wud-MOlcn granted
C6mI., shoa,r sst wtn. A Mo.d OF .--Mo,on denied,
Eiamd ?. Clan az, WIN. AcCOnctsy 1c-Motioa denied
with o. coats.
sEw PRAc1ICT-c.FT.yo JOHN GRAHAM AGAIN IS COURT.
Capt. John Graham. of steamboat notcriety, who
10. long ago recoyeod syrri VI S3O0o sssist Esyss
Win the ss.aor. ocs.n Bird and 81, Ls~r. VIZ
brough, before judge Sutherland upon issued The
ogdS @ & sec @o9ny Se Of
nrni debtors ecnce, for The puols Of evsins tue
County Capt Graham gain arrested BY tue shsn Of Sew
Yota Comfy ~ snS.st a. Tn, LAT sIs'i s
sit resusr to prisoner while In ouody under an
other Iran, the secord srre Withdrawn Capt osnA
counsel moved an adjournment on ysrlot, gouhds Mgl
eseed By the eonse. oI tae attaching creditors
had caused sm Duc trouble and TO eusct bis Ts
udss sutherland hNed the amount Of 81, ball rfyo MA
finally rsrnandrd him the custody OF tis Shen o queens
County with Instruction, bring him beire tLe Cet Oh mon
DAY neat, ~ 10 O'Clock , -, -.
A. Williams L. Albeit, and W Fuller oomse. iot a.
tacLng creditors, Bnri. DAY ison buIiA zap" "A
Before Justice INoHAHAs. -.
James Barlow ag. VIM. Is. Dinsmore &c.-nouol
granted ith sth and sth pG'ph' In notice. ana
denied 40 " others, coats 10 abide s'sAt q,
Chae. j. Pson agt Jared q. Bsoon-Moton io' 's''s "
renew this motion denied 81, ...
Theodore Horsetetter sgt NJ. W. "ilson.-Dehaf.
r.r ovsrrd With cost, The defendant mu, sci up e lct
~ an .n,wer and then psun dcHur o'Aes'e can DO
dJPo.sd Of al the trial
SUPERIOR C0URT-SPBcIiL Trzs-hAhcs s--oa'fo' JOS
tiee HoScsiSF.
pECIsioNs.
Jsnes A. Powell agt Thomas Cushing.--Papefs lelt
IbomSs Rrilly at Charles o. Cornell ct A-CSs seited
COURT or GENERAL sEssI0Ns-nARoH s--Bsfste Jadss
McCuEr
ua,rv Schwartz wac tried for forgery In the second
as,r,s In pssns counterfeit ss bill ON the Amsterdam Bank
ppss pcr In LespGd ,sssi r'ned Merits ser 'sms
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TsE ApsrAAtAsrAs.-The steamship Aushhlgsian
nc~ tHSasG days cut from Queenstown. she left Law
rpcol on her appointed day the 18th Of February, pot
into Queenstown on The l7tb and ieft that pert Tor
New-York on tho evening OF the i7tb-all well. N.Y.
T. Cunard has chartered the steamship Adnauc 10 "he
4e mak for England on Wednesday, the 18th mat, III
place of The Australasian She win sal fron the 1901
d Canal street, al ocloek a. III.
TsnL TRip of rHE ETw PRoPELLrR isA.c o"t'"'
THE vessel made her tria) trip on inure"!'
Naming from YonkeIs 70 Eew-York, sganet strong
Hood tide ia one hour and seven minutes Inc num-
which ia los feet keel 80 feet beam, and sieet nches
Septh of hold, was built ny Lawrence d touike Of
williamsburg. The engine "A inches diameter OF
.vluder. and feet stroke built by Fletcher, llarfi-
sop s. Co. of shis city. She owned by Messis HAM
alton s. Smith Of Coxssckie and will run, during the
coming eeason, between that place and New-iork'
TyVErrY-Sycosp w ARD REPUBLIC Ks.--Ata meet-
Inc Of the regular Association Of the Twenty Second
Ward, On "Wednesday evening, March o, 1871, HobhAi
PA1Esssr IN the chair the following resolutions "ere
offered by A. Lamont, and unanimously adopted
R,gss Tbs we unqGa6edy ndoise The Inaugural Aodle'
q Abyshata Iineoln President Of tie Tinted ash n I've
ni1e 10 be sincere purpose sno n,n down 10 as BY
kvjoale the Goveninfnit ~, sh' 2A'N''' ~
TbAt we have entire faith IN the wisdom and pstriot
PIedep lust iBaBgrsted, and IN al Just aud cons
for the maintenance Of the Consnn ,he
oCrSenest ctbe laws and the preservation Of our res "'0
a. pledge him our Undivided support
KAEsAs-In noticing the contributions IN ard OF tie
Ns,a, ,ussres from North Hempsesd L. L. we omitted TIE
.ns hy ,hs WsssbuIy Literary Society OF so.
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men Of this city, but before 1t delivered to II. r. H.
II will be exhibited 10 London with ito companion the
Crown Of New England. The latter might have been
regarded as a more suitable present to prince who
will he the possessor by inheritance Of the Crown Of
Old England.
Mr.. George L. Brown has just returned from
Niagars his first witt 10 the great cataract where he
went TO make some moonlight studies for painting Of
the Falls in Winter.
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Arrived.

sesahip Chesapeake CrO~e Charleston md's and psa se
HS. q ss Wit Es lss s:..: IN he r.: g..
Finslton, ws:cs lossel and abandoned a, 49,, o,...r,
nde sing.S. cispP R. r Gibraltar in CO. with SHs
of Bss E E tss Of LEspoo n 81 Morms Sega, 10
Jays .asT ,pd Solas. y HIs.y Liynt.on s.nsdn. 60
a. F;s;o s.i B. cS.. r.sms So r Day; ps.:.s
md oSs fcetop.s H., westerly .s,hss
.ssy The WHOLE ps;s DIR s:G Ds ssa s1ea
Bark LycursuI (sald Cost. Paplg eAys PassS S %
81 10 'G lon g g. p RsS Si sows white r.s viii res
ard Blue balls hence OSans .Oa Sa S.v, cotton G.
sh. Sahan. 70, Bs..en, s,ro s. JssO Cubs: Feb n y.
gar 49, to g. - al ih bead. above water sSoot 20 st
~. e.ius the tine could lot s'cetsd sOJhias
an, g. sp.,e, Ss.au,h6 days cotton to D. Golden Msn
shr a.s I,,u,. s,v,rs's N.pes 80 days. fruit to Cham
L. Crockev johnson, Eiu.bshpOs. for Bridgeport
sor. wild Rover Hamilton. Fortune Boy. N p. VII G'aacs'
sss Glnssi, Racket, ErsbshpOrt for Boston, cos
T. SeI Susan B.sr Goeksn s.o Day. beading 70 master
Gd.e, sasy s:s LII E,Ss hps, SI ho'''" zeal
sem sem Hn. S:isf hI.5 Ss;sca, g W.r;aSn Iron
sh, .,as SUS r.Ssm EssOehpoft for Gloucester nos
sS- y n smith Smith y ~ River FOR PhlladelphiA.
schr Caroline Hail Motion Phl,d.lphis for Norwich cool
\ hr Sophls Ann. Smith Philadelphia for Norwich, coal
s,hr Fly chre.ensn Phlsdelphs for Norwich, coal
sehr ychn Jones. Hogan, Philsdepha FOE Norwich. coal
SIR H. r. GRAY, Weaver, Philsdep hie for Boston.
g,hr WIN 4. Carr, Osk, Philadelphia days, coal.
srhr = H. Stonebsch Summers, fh!isdelphs2 days coal
s,hr W,pou,s, South smyrna. Del, B. y. foI.
schr s. ". Pondss. Dorlnsn, Milton B. n. FoI 4,
sshr l.. L. Day, Hackney Plymouth, N C. dAys es''oh 1S
corn, TO master
sIoop Vim. II. Bowen, Stednan, Providence; ,,-.nl
Steamer Pstsp.eo, Vail, Portland ndse TO H. D. ei''"
Co. ns.u
Steamer Petrol Young. Providencs, mds. 70 0 cd
Steamer Abstrcss, Jones, Providence, n,dss 70 L.
steamer Ospay Kenny Providence, mdsa 70 oss -. "A
Steamer Delaware, Cannon, PhilsdaphiA mdss ana
p. Perkins . ...... hin. Dsyuxh.
enthusiastically Msanlss for Msan,ss, ae, Ms ia.
Hong kons; Nd Rover, LyrTpooli brn D'A
ueirc, u. u. Wison New.0.leana
WIND-Sunset, s. Il.
rh an, U,pr C,,,t "a row on the rrsst B.i,nes Dos.
pairs. she win So stripped ana ss a. az b. bsA
E,ss p'i \. he b. sui Exeter t''s 's
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,g.yhs,.-P,portea bv Tslegropl.

Es~ ORyAss, March zCOrros The market 10 active ana
he ,ei 10 day reach 5000 bales hdding 10 quoted Of
ia susIR The msrtst Is STEADY At tfc6ic for fair te
fniy fsiY MoAE 2od2Ss gal Flour duh, Ohio, IS ~
fs3 80. CoRs Mixed s5a39c bush- fRsieHIt: Cott0f
% Liverpool, Id. : 20 Hsvre, It'd
AosLE n.Ich s-Corros sales tod. 500 baes at loi9
lie for MidduK Sales Of the week, 300 receipts Of tAs
week zoo bales. against II coo decrease receips ct this por
9920 bales, exports $40 bales stock 90 900 bales freighs
70 Liverpool &c. s.efhns Exchange, y d4.c. premium.
CiscissAri, March s.FLoUR-1here 10 an improved de-
snd to-day with ,Ales at - 50 for supsrne WEIszY dull
a. lac Provisions quiet; Mess Pok, GIT; Bacon, BIC
cut ct 20 cash. The market 70 generally unchanged.
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT coURT-uixoH 9.
Before Judge SHiPHIS.

FORGERY ob LiSD wARR.ETs.
The UEitsd 6tstes at. Seden Brainard.
The defendant was indicted for forging applications
TO- land warrants, He applied to bs d.hsrsed represent
log that he 70 and had been confined In the
city prison FOR nine onths without being brought 10 s and
thai he had become sci and partially deInsnted.
The Di;ictAtoney len the in the Lands Of the Court
Offering opposition 10 the motion.
Tho Judge postponed action until the last Monday Of the
month when The prisoner 10 not brought 10 tina. he viii be
disc chs fed on his own Tecoghis.Eco.
Mr. Upton for the motion Assistant DotA.oEney Henry
iOr the United s;s,os-
THE BLUErNByVG PERJURY CtsE.
The United States 81. Rudolph BlomepbeYs
The second rial of this defendant for perjury resulted
Jury three hou aud stood for conviction aud two
for soQliitAL
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UNITED STATES DIsrRIcr-ATrORNEYs OFFICE
Mach 8.

TIE CAPTURE OF THE SLAYER CORA.
writ If habeas corpus was recently issued by Re-
oorjss HOaasn With 70 the release Of captain sh. Of
The " Indicted FOR piracy The petition
which the wit granted TO By Jesse Brsddoct
who Il bail In OF the slave now In Court hI Brad
doci swoe that Ishsm Illegally restrained Of his liberty
confined by virtue OF legal process The Assistant
DAorIsy, Nj Henry sppesied before the Re oorae sad
Tecord VI ths testimony Against Latham taken before
United States Commandment and The beoeh sEnt i1.ued by
udze and hsreupon the Recorder diminished tae ETt
aud frInandtd the prisoner to custody.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF EEw-YoRK....
Cleared,

observation-disclosures Liesegsng hstsnSss, r. Mora Edln
burg lRr.l Brooks, Liverpool o. Dale. .
seiu.-RsInbew clipper. Gin, Lyerpool R. w. Trundis
D'IsrssN Logan Glasgow Industry Wstes London, Z. Gi
brand -, a,
B.Tk.-H TrowbriJse, Ehble, Barbados, H. TIowbdyes
Sons; Warwick Gait Charleston, McCresdy Mott Go.
speedxeu Howes Gibraltar, &c. s. Niehessou D. Godfrey
frook, Boston EHzabehport j. r. Brooks Alice Frsnkl
IBrj E,xorih New Castle stusss, Chairman Co. Phsna
Wihso~. HSysns Trusilo Russell
Bdss-T b. Watson, mundAy, Lssnsyrs, Dallet Bhsss
gsnses Dearborn S. Marks; Vim Dodge. Hardy saysnhs4,
Wslace Greenwood CO.. Rsinbow BOVINE, nsysgasz, X
Underwood Ira Williams Trinidad, r. P. Bnck Co NsrA
Eirhardsou Cienuesos Pedro Doz Neket psLaTsr MID
dleon Go. Queen Esther, Gard s.. John D. r. De~S,t
Ellie NicaOls, Charleston Mccready Mott Co. Me.es O.
Hoohkiss Moateyideo Norton, E Mayo Mayo, Nassau
Il p Buck Co Julia FRANKLIN Jswest Glouesss.r Hewesi
Hsrndoa Gaxkin Washington Brown DeRose Co Agsts
Atkinr Lssusyu d. Underwood II. o. Weston, Long pei.
dspha J. W. Mckee Lotus joy. sens Leone, u T. q
Peters.
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MARRIED.

oLNsTED-J0HNsON-In this city, on TfErsdsy March =
Is5 ny the Row james Mless Cyrus Olmsed " Emma o.
Johp,on. all Of this ity.
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proven, and the prisoner wus -

drinks Guilty intent proven and the prisoner wus -
Richard Fitzgerald pades guilty Of circulating soms bosos
notes on the onson Bank aid semi to the Peu.sDy M
six months
Thomas Minor plesded gully of np burglary 10 the
third degree some properly taken from No es Eighth
on the night Of the h Of February having been found upon
Tor three months, -
dwsrd Hsgan pleaded guilty Of Assault and battery VII
msnded for ssntence ~ ' ~ Wv avn " ''''' ~"
John Smith .lias Wilson, ard Richard Johnson two more
eGah.sies,s who passed bad bs New Bsnk
Pssoe1 s.iJ IN The fourth degee were both remanded
harris A.hs the Jew yesterday convicted OF reosyips osn
goods was brought into 10 the
foT yssr, with foe Of S2s0 " wv p'N'''NAS
John 1e,sn Alias charged with passing bed %
John Nicholas not less yesys al AZ. -. ..r,,n
the state Prison two yss oI stealing e32 in money md
In the Of VIM. Edar coior man. esrsed with .,..
watch from another colorsd individual No "a Brssway
the jury did and the th M
,rict- Attorneys office. Adjourned
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K,yes CousTy & NRcUr CoURr CALENDAR, satur.
xs,. March 9-No. a. g. %, ~. So 7c, H. az, H. 49, r.
tsco ~ S1s Corr, A<Dasy. Mach i.-Sos 10 10
abetstye
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COURT or GENERAL sEssIoNs-NAxcn s--Bsfse Judge
McCrEr.
Harry Schwartz was tried for forgery In the second
a..,,s ~ Passing counterfeit ss blu on the Amserd,n Bank
ppss sqps IN Leonard yssS rsned Merits Tor 'sms
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