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The Evansville daily journal., 1861-11-13

Eg@ For 10 these many years, the gut
ters on Water street have been a terror and
a nuisance to every drayman and wagoner
who was obliged to risk the breaking of his
vehicle by driving through them. Some
time ago, the city overlaid the Main street
gutter on Water street, but why the others
were not similarly protected is known only
to the City Council. The expense of the
repairs alluded to, would be trifiing COM
pared with the benefit conferred upon the
draymen, and those who have occasion to
drive on Water street
The Evansville daily journal., 1861-11-13

sS- The Camp journal is the title of a
little sheet published at Pilot Knob, BY
some of the printers in Col. Bakers cav
airy. 1t contains lists of the officers. COM
Panies and regiments stationed at that
point, ard is an interesting document for
more people than their friends in Indiana
From it we learn that Col, Baker. in COM
mand of the post, has issued an order pro-
hibiting the sale or giving away of Iiouor
to soldiers anywhere within Eve miles Of
headquarters. All violators he says win be
severely punished. Good for Col. Baker.
We wish there was more of the same disci-
pline in the army.
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RAILROAD REcaIPrs.

NOVEMBER II, 1861.
boxes shoes and hats, l case umbrellas 3 boxas
goods Cox Humphrey; 12 boxes goods II
bales sheetings, Robert Barnes; beer keg J. Rice
q Co.; beer kegs Kroener q Sen; l can butter
MRS Ann Meobi ps pipe, keg fittings, Start and
duncan 3 boxes goods, l bureau, trunk A
Lemcke; car load staves, A Defrees; wheelbsr-
row, JnO 1nglc, jr; box ice Charles Habbe; bale
tobacco, Shroeder Bchr; IFS bags wheat,
Mills d Co.. Zls bushels wheat Igleheart Bros; 100
sacks bran, 81 chests tea, Yickery Bros; 1 cGsk
zinc, Lelch Carlstedt; l sac feathers crate
rags keg eggs 1 box butter, Preston Bros; 10
roIIs leacher, Thomas kerth; 8 bales hops, Keller
q "hltei boxes drugs, Sawyer and Bray; boxes
goods, bales mdse, Keen d Preston; box dry
goods, A Lowenthal; boxes stationery, + J Do
DELL l oox ware, Chas Babcock; 2 boxes hard
ware Straub 4 Son; boxes dry goods bale, 3
ooxss shoes, u & L hoser, Nit. Yerneu, Ind; G
oexes goods, bales, boxes shoes, Louis Frey;
eags bran, Allis Z 10 ives; 2 boxes h ware, Geo
Sonntag 20; cases hats, cases boofs and
Shoes, J II & W W Nj gan; G boxes d goods. Shank
sln helIiyi box goods, box boots, ! bale
leneeting, Merritt; IA cases shoes boxes hats
box goods, g 0'kiIey & Co.. eases shoes, bales
Dianxsss Il boxes, bdIs Spades % nests camp ket
ties, Six pound cannon, W nj Aikman d Co; 100
barrels salt, Geo Foster Co; 19 boxes Shoes kead
q Lawrence; boxes goods, 81 boxes boots IL
oSies goNds, Dbl preserves, fierce undries,
Z boAes 4rults, box nuts, cask do, 5 boxes raj
sins, box almonds, 2 bbls nuts. 1 box candles 10
coxes herrings, box sardines Louis Eessler; 50
Dds nigh wines, bbls lur III bags coffee; cases
matches, Bement & Yiele; % boxes d goods 2g
boxes shoes, bales mdse, II Maghee 8 90; log
Dds Hour, Crane Brown.
A. E. sHRADER, Agent
The Evansville daily journal., 1861-11-13

From ST. T#oMAs.---The schooner Vir-
ginia Price, Captain Eldredge, arrived at
New York on Wednesday, bringing dates to
October 18th. Six Confederate Commits
sioners passed through 81. Thomas, from
Europe, for Cuba. Four United States
steamers were in the Caribbean Sea, cruis-
ing. Capt. Eldredge saw no privateers on
the passage out or home, and suggests that
brinsh vessels see 40 many in order to af-
feet freights in American bottoms.
The Evansville daily journal., 1861-11-13


to the hour of writing, we conclude that
the Great Expedition has landed, taken pos
session of Beaufort, s. O., and prepared to
carry the war into the enemy's country
This may fairly be designated as the first
step we have made toward putting down
the rebellion. We now anxiously await
the forward movement of the army of the
Potomac. There is calm Just now.
holding of the breath previous to hearty
respiration, summoning of the strength and
bracing of the muscles, preparatory to
mighty effort. When the blow comes, it
viii be swift and powerful, and treason will
be vanquished. We have anticipated vic
tories before, and we have been disappoint
ed, but for the first time since the rebellion
began, We are prepared to strike at the
heart of the enemy's "Confederacy," and
our legions on the Potomac, for the first
time, are in a condition to move upon Rich
mond- Let US hold oar breath a little
longer, and we shall breath all the freer
when the glad tidings come that 1--WE have
met the enemy and they are ours"
The Evansville daily journal., 1861-11-13
THANKsGIvING DAY!
Proclamation by Has ExcelIency, O.
p. norton Governor of the State
OF Indiana.

To the People Of Indiana
THURSDAY, THE 28TH DAY OF NO
VEMBER, 1861, is hereby appointed day
of Thanksgiving and Prayer, and the people
of the State of Indiana are earnestly re-
quested on that day to lay aside their ordi-
nary pursuits and assemble in their respec-
tive churches and at their family altars, and
return thanks to Almighty God for the
bountiful blessings He has bestowed upon
them during the past year. Let them pray
that our National troubles may pass away +,
that the Union may be restored, and our
Government preserved; that our armies
may be victorious in the field. and onr SOL
diers preserved from death and safely re-
turned to their families and friends; that
the people of the seeded States may be re-
stored to their right minds and awakened
to a sense of the awful crime they are com
mitting, and the fearful consequences they
are seeking to entail upon themselves and
their posterity.
....... In Testimony Whereof, l have
SEAL: hereunto set my hand, and affixed
''''.'. the seal of the State, this 9Th day
of November, 1861.
OLIVER P. MORTON,
Governor of Indiana
VIM. A. PEELE, Secretary of State
The Evansville daily journal., 1861-11-13

Ses@ Gov Morton, Inspec tor General
Murphy, and Quartermaster General Vageu.
of Indiana, accompanied by their ladies, pro-
ceeded down the Nashville road this morn
ing to Camp Neviu, where grand review
is to take place in the course of the dav.
Gen. McCook, who came to the city yester-
day, returned to his command with the
party. Gov. Morton and suite will look
into the condition of the Indiana regiments
now nov, In this State, with view to supplying
their various wants for the winter.
Lou. Jou of lHoadali
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TELEGRAPHIc MESSAGES NOT PRIvILEGEp
IN LAw.-Chief Justice Sir Francis Brady.
of St. Johns, IN. F.) has decided that COM
munications or messages sent through a
telegraphic Office are not in law privileged
communications, and that when telegraphic
agents or operators are compelled to attend
a judicial proceeding, they are bound to dis
close the contents of such message, and that
in so doing they do not violate the oath
they have taken
The Evansville daily journal., 1861-11-13

We desire to call yonr attention to the
fact, that the above house has recently been
enlarged, thoroughly repaired, and newly
furnished in very superior style and that
we are now prepared, and will use every
exertion to accommodate our guests, in a
most excellent manner. We most earnest
" solicit your patronage and influence.
If BoRcoURT & PILLsBURY.
The Evansville daily journal., 1861-11-13

sS- Washington letters say that army
movements are now made under sealed or
ders, 80 that a regiment leaves q brigade
without giving any intention of its destina-
ton to those who have been its comrades :;
and in several instances officers who have
come into the city on twenty-four hours
furlough have found it no easy task to find
their comrades again.
The Evansville daily journal., 1861-11-13
~- We have re,

B9 We have received a CIarksville
CTenn.) paper of the 22d ult., containing
an advertisement, offering for sale at public
auction, the freight 'fopnd on the steamer
Samuel Orr" The advertisement enum-
crates the articles as follows: -.sr
Pepper, Alspiee, Soda, Fancy Soap, empty
Ale barrels, Wagon Hubs, Wagon Axies,
Lard, and various other articles not required
for the public service. ..'-. Il.
The Evansville daily journal., 1861-11-13

ReA-The Viucennss Sun learns that an af-
fray occurred at Washington, Davies coun-
tJj IHU On 1uursuay HIguE, IN which Ad-
jutant Chiles, of the regiment at Princeton,
was stabbed by DR.. J. W. Wells. The diff
hcnlty was of monetary character. The
wound is in the throat, and it is feared will
prove mortal. Both parties are well known
residents of Washington.
The Evansville daily journal., 1861-11-13

WAR MATERIAL WITH THE FLEEr.-It is
stated that the naval expedition sailed with
100000 musket balls, 1000 buck and ball
cartridges, 100000 rifle cartridges, zoe. 900
percussion caps. $4,000 pounds of cannon
powder, 5000 pounds of musket powder,
1000 hand grenades, and many other COM
bustile and destructive materials, to aid in
carrying on a successful warfare.
The Evansville daily journal., 1861-11-13

ATTORNEY GENERAL.-John P. Usher.
Esq, of ferre Hante, has been appointed
Attorney General, in place of Jas. G. Jones
who has vacated the office by accepting the
Colonelcy of the 42nd Regiment. Mr.. Usher
is well known, as one of the ablest and
most experienced lawyers in the State and
gentleman of fine attainments and abili-
ties outside of his profession.
The Evansville daily journal., 1861-11-13

sS~ Strong Cralle, the jailor of Hardin
county, W. W. Cunningham, and Mr..
Showers, all of Hardin county, Kentucky,
who have been absent with the rebels
for some time, returned to Elizabethtown
on Friday last, and voluntarily took the
oath of allegiance.
The Evansville daily journal., 1861-11-13

Bs2@ In the Postmasters card, giving the
new time for the Railroad Mail, Cincinnati
was, at first, accidentally omitted as one of
the distributing Offices, for which the mail
will be kept open until half past eight
O'Clock a. NJ. OF course, Cincinnati is in
cluded in the list, to be supplied until 81
o'clock A. NJ
The Evansville daily journal., 1861-11-13

nsa+T +Tshe Saving Bank, No. 4, Firsi
street, continues to pay the highest price for
Illinois and Wisconsin money Also, Geor-
gia, North and South Carolina, Tennessee
Louisiana and Virginia monry. Gold sold
at very low figures for Indiana or Kentucky
money. The highest price paid in gold for
United States Bank Notes. Is selling Ex-
change on New York for Kentucky and
bankable money at VERY Low PRICES. Sight
exchange on England, Ireland and Scot
land, for sale in sums to suit. Highest
prices paid for land warrants.
noYl2. Tzz~ .f .-Ftssa--- q 7.sF~
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EVANSVILLE. NoY. 18th. 1861

hFAhsViLLEJ NOV. 1ztn. 1861
The Trustees of the County Library
of Yanderburgh County, Indiana, are pleased
to acknowledge the receipt of a number O
valuable Congressional books and reports
from the Hon. VIM E. Niblack, and Hon
John Law, as donations to the Library
WILLIAM q. WALLER, Auditor,
LOUIS RICHTER. Clerk,
F. LuyzENHEIMER, r. Y. Co.
1t d&W - Trustees.
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A Card.

The American House, formerly known as
the Pavilion Hotel, Water street, corner Of
Sycamore, Evansville Ind, J. ]. PILLS
BURY, formerly of steamboat Masonic Gem,
and w W BoIeoURT, formerly of City Ho-
tel, Proprietors.
The Evansville daily journal., 1861-11-13
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS


EfOLEEGTORS S.GLB OF RE.AL
~ ESTATE for the payment of the costs and ex
penses OF sidewalk improvements. Notice is here
by given, that by virtue of precept issued by he
Mayor of the City of Evansville, and to me direct
ed Will sell at public auction, at the door of the
Court Honse, in said city, on Thursday, Nov. 2s,
1851 at o'clock p. NJ, the following lots or par
cells of real estate, much thereof as may be
necessary to pay the amount charged and assessed
against sa lots respectively, for the costs and
penses OF making sidewalk improvements for said
lots, together with the costs of sale:
george Rosener, Lot 2, Block 80, Eastern
nhlaI cement 3,02
VIM. d. Law, Lot I2 Block ~, Lamasco,.... 15, ,35
hiram Nelson, S. W. "a of the N. T.. % of
Lot es. Upper Enlargement. IA, ,591z
Hiram Nelson, % by rs feet, s. W. or alley
END OF same 9,7315
Ailis Walker, Lot l, Block IS, Stockwelrs
enlargement. ............... 43
Aliis q walker Lot No. 2, Block Is, Stock
wells Enlargement 2,OG1a
wells Enlargement. 2O615
converse Clements feet on High street, by
70 teet deep, being the S Z. side of Lot
NO. y, IN Block No. Is, 4th Enlargement, 3,43
Francls Edmonds, Lot IL, Block 81, Eastern
enlargement 25 30
Ronald Fisher At feet on Cherry street. by
15 feet deep. being the N. Il "a # the s.
W. u Of Lot No. So, in the Upper Enlarg. I6, ,33
noVI4tds CHRISTIAN HEDDERIOH, o. C.
The Evansville daily journal., 1861-11-13

6GT We learn from the New Orleans
Delta of the 28th ult., that four persons in
that city, thought to be disloyal to the
Southern Confederacy, were sent for siz
months to the Workhouse. This appears to
be a new punishment for disIoyalty.
The Evansville daily journal., 1861-11-13

EsE~The neat packet Charley Bowen will
be off at noon to-day for Paducah and way
landings. She-carries the U. s. Mail and
goes through without detention.
The Evansville daily journal., 1861-11-13

By There is a difficulty at Paducah
between Generals Smith and Wallace The
latter has asked to be transferred to another
command.
The Evansville daily journal., 1861-11-13

SCARCITY OF PAPER AT THE SoUTH.-The
Norfolk Daybook of Monday is printed on
brown wrapping paper. It is the only pa
per published in Norfolk, and says, as bad
as the paper is, it has not enough of it to
print more than one-f fourth OF its edition
on. 1t has hopes, however, of being able
to get supply of white paper in a few
weeks
The Evansville daily journal., 1861-11-13

Coal, CoAL.-A superior quality of Green
River Coal, at cents per bushel delivered.
Barge lying at the foot of Division street.
All orders left at h. A. Cooks, No. 73 Main
street will be promptly filed.
md JOSEPH THOMAS.
The Evansville daily journal., 1861-11-13

BeST By the change Of time on the F. &
C. R, R. we receive Cincinnati, st. Louis and
Indianapolis papers the day of their publi-
cation.
The Evansville daily journal., 1861-11-13

Gr We are under obligations to Mr.
Overmyer, of the Adams Express Co., for
files of late papers.
The Evansville daily journal., 1861-11-13

g@g- Baron Won Herman of Prussia is
appointed Aid to General Wool, with the
ank of Major of Volunteers.
The Evansville daily journal., 1861-11-13
HOME INTNRGsTs.

IWe are indebted to Messrs. McFerson
Bros for late Louisville papers.
The Evansville daily journal., 1861-11-13
Attentton, CRvaIrY

You are hereby notified to meet in front
of the Court House, this "wednesday
afternoon at 3 o'clock, for the purpose of
drill
The Evansville daily journal., 1861-11-13

By order of the Captain.
Nov. 18th, 1861.
The Evansville daily journal., 1861-11-13
Glte 9atlg gutttmaI.

SUBSCRIPTION PRICE FOB DAILY:
Delivered in the City, per week. ..-.....''.SO ~
By mail or in the City, per year I'm advance) 90
FOB WEEKLY:
By mail per year, single sab scriber. so
' club of-ive Ito one address) 90
ADVERTISING.
For Terms see first page, tabular form.
AGENTS:
The following gentlemen are our authorized
Agents in the places named
Or. Ralston, Boonville, Warricx Co
John NJ. Lockwood, Mt. Vernon, Posey Co.
John 3. Daugherty, Rockport Spencer Co.
james L. Thornton, Princeton, Gibson Co.
John B. Handy, Newburg, Warrick Co.
DR.. Murphy, New Harmony, Posey 90.
A. B. Wilkinson, Cynthiana
Preston Talbot, Poseyyille. Posey Co.
III. H. Custen, Petersburg, Pike Co.
Mark Grant, Canal P. o., Warrick Co.
G. p Cavanah, OwensVille, Gibson Co.
M TaA1ERs EDITOR
@. K. DREW ssoCIATE EDIroR
The Evansville daily journal., 1861-11-13

The undivided q Of the south quarter, the
west quarter and the north quarter Of
EvauR' bomeataad
The Evansville daily journal., 1861-11-13

F. NJ. THAYER, ED1roR
O. K. DREW EDITOR
The Evansville daily journal., 1861-11-13
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
COLLECTOR,s NOTICE.
CIR OF EvAEsvntE, ootobeT p, isal.


A0OTKCR rs HERRRR" GIU-RJa',
- y that I, CHRISTIAN HEDDERICH, Col
lector Of the City of Evansville, between tho hours
Of 8 and II o'clock A. M, and and 0'cl,..k p
M On Friday, the IBGh dog Of - 0Dsni-
0sfs 1891 will sell ct Public Auction, af the
door OF the Court House, Ia the City Of Eva lls,
Indiana, the folio wing lots, parts Of lots aid par
cells Of Real Estate and improvements, assessed
for the payment Of City Taxes forftha year 1876 ,
due from the own ers thereofto the city OF EvanB-
Vile, the same being now ue and unpaid, and for
the costs Of said sale, and that such sale will be-
continued from day 70 day at the aforesaid hours
and place. until all the lots and parcels Of Real rs
tate herein mentioned, sold offered fof sale.
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THE FIRE ~ BRoADwAr.-1he Losses and insu.
RANGES Of the occupants Of the building No IS Broad
way, which WIS destroyed by fire on Monday night,
are as follows:
The t floor and bssem occupied by hs,us Mster.
ton Rener whOlale Their less 10 es,imsed at
eI2OO Insured the New Amsterdam Broadway FULTON,
Home and Nassau Insurance Companies for IS 90 each
Lss Of Henry r. Hart manufacturer who occupied the
.eeond fourth oor 5000 Insured for % 100 In the New
Yoft Equitable
los Of j. w Lester Co., hat fnisho who occupied the
hd floor Insured for e5 800 IN the Gebhsrd and La
Psyet,e Insurance Compsptes.
Tbe building was owned BY j. W. FITCH and the loss thereon
ia estimated at e20ooO-frly insured
To frat door Of No 81 Is occupied by NAH King fur deal.
r eook damaged wsfeto the amount Of S3g0 Insured
an the Union Mntus brooklyn Greenwich kewYork htns
American Security, Commercial Mutual for 5000 each
Mssss Reu Gotgeew. chdrens hat manufscturers
pied the second floor They sustained 700 damage By
fn,urea for 900 Ia the Metropolitan, Manhattan American
EIchs sr and Liverpool and London lnsusnce Companies
Mesr Bepssek Rainier manutsctufers occupied the
third aud sosned 500 damage By wser Insured for
$4,000 In the Rutgers National Metropolitan Security Clinton
and Relief Insurance Companies. , -
Messr CsYhan Bro Wholesale rocers occupied No. o.
and sustained several thousand dolrs damage By water In
snrsd IN the Commercial for elooo Groesss $oo Arctic
$500, Standard $500
In the bsssmsps q - M. vsn Bsnsehosn had $1,000
81 Storage which Destroyed By vstsT Fully
sssSesG ~ $pssicss lns-ssacs Coagsas.
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.NARLNE JOURNAL.
PORT OF EEW-YORk..,......h,
Cleared.

steam,hips-Jsnest, wn Drew. Norfolk, &c. Lpdlsm
Heincken Monticello Baltimore a. T. Cromwell Co
sta OF tie e. Howe brszos, NJ Roberts Potomac Wat
.on Bal more Crom well Co. Adlistlc, Mary, Scotia
snIpton Rowland AvptDwel.
shiys-John Stew Bsnsee Liverpool Wilkins Guion
Ewood Waiter Chldu lex Antwerp. L. d. Hurlout Go.
Bsk.-Evenins s.AE, hiinsre EAysDns, - Gem o, the
Seas Psers Cadir, Galway, Cs.sda Teller Lacy Am,
Lee, NiDil g'on. Brett, son Co.
Briss-Csfohna CiteH;a, Brislo Lawrence Gest Co. A.
c. MeuymAn, WymAn, Havana T. Eager Empire, stevens
B. y snail Ineu' Anderson, st Iaona. j. D. Ch.e Co
Daniel Boone Cou,eDs, C~de0ss II ID. BrookmsD Co h.
Reel Nightingale Port -fers. Smith Jones Co A Lima,
P.phed. Rio Urande - X. c. Dyer, "yman MaaIsnills
X Z. Buck 4 Co.
schoolers-L S. Davis, kilen GALVESTON, - w. Phil
Hps Mount Wilmington, c. b. Dibbe Co. A. fownseDd,
Iownsend New Roeson fo.dick, Magnet Day Hal
ifaI j. Hunter Co.: Csbot hsDion Boston, j. w Mckee
NJ Fillmore Chase Boston, w Le~is Go. j. T. Pratt,
Gloucester -; NJ Z Psrmee Gs,Ail. Wiluiaroo, J. O..
Williams L. P. sufh Hinsl Wilmington. J. Smith Co
s. b. James CLARK miuslAr, b. sual A. Forrest, Smith,
Jacmei knnhardt Co.
stean,.r-Boron, Croker Philadelphia, y. Perkins.
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CDuRT cALENDaR-THp Da'

y. S. DISTRICT CoURI.-No CalendT till next
Monday 49,
SUPREME CONFERENCE.-The Mos. 43I
ST. 6Ji co., SIS 4OT IN 5 3l 36 <l le 4ea GAL
$751; $50 col 5s5 49, 749 $50 327 Psrthos 200 seD ~
80. s.i 375 37S 80 a2 5+ sec $685. S4 So asS W. e+
COO 60g Clio.
SUPREME CoURT-SPEcIAL TERN.-Nos. 2, DE
uuer, 2o H. 49, 1884, IS2 10 z3, 10 2! 2oe 40 III,
2i2. as a. 2lg. zl9. 22n -
SUPERIOR CouRT-TRIkL TLRM-Psr Nos.
1870 1881 e 1885, 1891 1915 Is3: l5<3 l3f5 1881 1885,
1889 1851 PAN Il-sos 2 49, $40, lss, ~. ss2 1904, lc
1919, 1914, lolo, 1913 .
CouRT OF CoxAov PLEAs.-Part I-Nos. $40,
200 90 ss 7cs TIA 25 AS TO 7,9 7so fs2 5t2 al
PAT No. 49, 245 49, ST. ,5l, a., 4ss COS '4s, i '4s
16l, 100, T6<, rs. -
kISGS County CIRcyIT CoURT.-Noe. 67, ~, 70,
IL 10 81 e. 80 ~ s. 81, IS, e. 80, 80 81 ~ so 81, S.
DRoOKLYs CRY CoURr Nos 4, 3, y, Is, IA, ID,
H. 10, a. 70, %, - IS, &c. q, %. az d. 81 30.
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COURT OF GENERAL sEssIoNs-MAreu n-Befor,
Judge M;CCsy,
Maxim, In all 10 be tried or disposed Of. >. >.

His charge Otherwise contained nothing of moment .
Of seduction called which occsped the Court
Of the day FL IN MeArd Catsfne Don
ley street suy tDakine resort TO de-
cevbg wies aud Ah+s proses Of for the purpose
Of leading Der astrss while ct the time no mails
love TO another woman whom he married mouths aer the
FIRST alleged ofensprecey the time he lad promised 10
marry herself The prisoners wife rod looking vomsn SEA
In Court by the side OF her husband aud Mir stewart acted
defence Inc principal wisoes for the prose.a
ton was Arthur Oe rst cousin TO both the complainant
ard defendant testified that McAdls promised twice In
hi. Marry Miss Doney acr two months this being
about the August 1900 Tie principal witreas for tie de-
ense being called to testify could but very little about
either of tho parties much brought ont OF hin on
prove thai be had been PoGised
weud testify and that the smeuut had not oeen forth
coming 10 his at csg II.
Mckrde convicted and win be sentenced on Saturday
Gerard Joeeph pleaded guilty Of rsnd larceny t1ins
watch from Sopusn GTssvs Of Sixth avenue bis ooly de-
ene being that be mad nothing for some time before No
committed toe oeD.e aud that took this Of procuring
something He 10 the Islan 70, six months -.
JOHN keeler boy In the employ OF w A. Towpsnd No
Walker street pleaded guilty Of sempt al gaI larceny,
having with quantity Of which had been In
trusted to him for delivery, and spert tue whole Of IT, VIM
Ballard received but discharged be could not
be proved accessory ke-er to the House Of
Refuge.
Henry w,oI pleaded entity Of forgery in the second derse
In pssug ~ oil OF the bank Of New fngsnd upon fbip
Goihold Feb uSIy for which lie sentenced 10 onefsr
Ia the Peuitentia,y Adjourned
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Law INTELLIGENCE.

UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CoURT-MRcs la-Befors
Judge BHIPEAs.
The United States sst yerrmi,s Towle.
This was "A suit 20 recover $4,000 alleged 10 have
been by the defendant who sctinr Naval
Officer 81 port under President Tyler IL formerly the
cuouy ben auditing the accounts Of the Naval oheer to so
him 10 cha fActiousl portions NJ the the
for whole year Under this Mr. To~les accounts were
correct but change made In tho mode Of accounting nuder
which Mr Towes accent showed deficiency Of : - 100
JuS,me, was aimed 10 the D;t Court for the amount,
and tho defendant has sppealed to this Court.