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EAMns DAILY AND OTHERS, PLANT

6ANIlS DAILY ANDOTHERS, PLAINT-
sb IFS Us. Ellen Cowhig and others, defendants.
Hamilton County, SIS Court of Common Pleas
Jeremiah Daly defendant, is hereby notified that
James DAILY, Henora DAILY and Mary Daly plaintiffs,
have filed their petition in the Court of Common
Pleas the object Of which s to set aside deed made
in his lifetime by James DAILY, deceased, to Nelson
b RAirden, conveying to said hairden in trust for
defendants, Ellen CowhP alas Ellen DAILY, James
DAILY, Jeremiah DAILY and Mary Ellen DAILY, q cer-
tain lot of land situate in the town Of h0ckland,
Hamilton Coz atty (being about thirty feet front on
Janal-street, in Raid town, by about one hundred
aud fifty feet deep, measured from point on said
Canal-street about seventy feet north Of BENSON
streeN and TO recover possession Of said land, with
81 600 damages for the detention thereof Said de-
PENDANTS are required to answer or before the 9h
day of February 1861, otherwise Judgment accord
ing to the prayer of said petitioner will be taken by
default. 7. A. LOGAN and WARD q WABD,
deI3-fFW Attorneys for Plaintiffs.
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mo YOU WANT A SERVANT OF ANY
AJdsscriptionf Advertise In the DAILY PRESS.
II costa b1t = triasi and Yea WI sOeA hsss yoaE
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Ruled BiII.head Paper.

nnn RFAMS q, 4,6 AND 8 TO
%OO sheet-a hne quality Of Paper,ls -
10" price, NIXON, CHATFIELD & WOODS,
uo2l ~ and 10 Walnut-a
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I'M ATTACHM ENT-B FORE K @. II.
II HkNsELMANk, Justice Of the Peaee,ofO Oi1eln-
natl Township, Hamilton Conntyi ONO. G0Johhn ,h
18th day Of December, 1900 said Justice issued an
order of Attachment at our Instance in the above
action for the sum Of Fifty dollars and twenty
ave cents and said cause is set f2T htarlng before
ten o'clock A. M JOHN G0RDUMUs 4 GO.
Mated necemher 90 IS6O de3l.cME
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I'm CHDIRNT-BEFOREC, @, i. HAM
u sELMANN, a Justice Ct the Peace Of Cincinnati
Township Hamilton County, Ohio-F. Htrsh and
Straus late partners Hirsh y StIaus, vs; George
instance an order Of attachment was issued by sad
Justice Of tho Peace, against the property and et-
fects Of said defendant, for the sum OF fl1ty-slA
dollars and ten cents and said cause Is set Tor near
ing before said Justice the 9th day Of December
ct eight o'clock A, NJ, 1861. ,,,, sUo mo 4.
1o.4oa Yooo,.h hor % 1eeO desI ems
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Cash Capital, $4,000
Absolute and unimpaires, with a net surplus Il
S514,142 81,
And the praatgs Of forty Year, snsoss ana1Aa
perience, Investments OF
Over 100000 In Chic Securities

FIRE AND INLAND NAVIGATION.
RiskH accepted at tarmB consistent with solyonos
and fair pFsfts Especial attention given 70 lpeufs
anos Of Dwellings, and contents tor terms OF one -
Application made TO any duly authorized sgsgt
promptly attended to. BY strict attention to legt
Innate Insurance business, this Company 10 enAbk94
10 oef both indemnity for the past and SECURITY ~
the future. Policies issued without delay ~
GARTER q LINDSEY, Ageats,'
no. 20 n ain street, and No, III Yina-stre
IL. HOOKER, Agent, Fulton lTth Ware
p. BUSH, Agent, OoytngtOpl ky.
hIl-Ay q. P. BUCHANAN, HeWpert. ny
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AN HONORABLE ECoRPoRATIoE.-One of the
officers At Fort Sumter having policy Of
insurance in one of the leading life insurance
companies in New York, wrote to the com
papy, stating the probability that the fort
would soon be attacked, and the certainty
that 'it would be defended to the last ex
tIemity," and iDquiring what would be the
effect upon the policy If be should fall. He
was promptly answered, that although the
company was not legally liable when the in
suied fell in battle, yet, IF he should thus
and abandoned by the Government, he need
have no fears but that his policy would be
paid"
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Magnolia Ruled Cap Papers.

EsD ZINE, First-class and Congress Ruled CAP
Papers just received from the manufacturers. Fo'
'"'' ~" nixon, CHATFIELD WOODS,
Manufacturers Agents,
noN "a and 10 WRlnut-Bt-
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O. H. RREKEuAs, 4. H. BRESGMAA, B,F. BRENEMAs
Philadelphia. Cincinnati Lancaster.
Camargo Manufacturing Co.,
81 WEST FoURTH-sT., CINCINNATI,
Manufacturers and Dealers IN
wall Pauera and Windovg-ShadssI

OUR STOCK OF THE ABOVE GOODS
" has been manufactured expressly for this mar.
ket. Our styles are Sll new, and prices much loWei
than ever before offered In this city. ae23-sy
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Nm ATTACHMENT.- RFORE q. e.
1HAN 5ELMANN, a Justice Of the Peace o. Oin-
cippati Township. Hamilton County, Ohio
Michael Riley -. Russell o. Hara, principal, and
Little Miami Railroad Company, garnishee. On
the 9Th dsy Of December 1861 said Justice Issued an
order Of attachment and sernishee pr cess sgai9st
the pr0Derty and effects of said defendant TOR the
ann n Twelve Dollars and Fity-ive cents, aud said
cause s set Tor hearing on the 9th day Of februay,
1901 at o'clock p. Nj. MlOHAEL hiLEfs
IN -ATTACHHRNT-B q III o Il O. N.
II HANsElMAGN, Justice of the Peace OF Uin- Uin-
cinnati Township, Hamilton County, Ohio.EWiil.
STATE Of Ohio. Vs. Wilson Thoms, Principal, and
william, Henderson, Qarnishee On the seth day
attachment In the above cause for the sum oI one
hundred and nire dollars, and gaInishee process
served on William Henderson, who has answered /
and said cause is set for hearing the 9th day Of
February, 1851, at o'oiOck NJ iruopNr m
oiuciur att, December ~ 1880, de29.ewss
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DENTAL.

nR. HIER EDITH, DENTIST.-OFFICE
- on sixth-st between Race and Elm
without pain, on new principle, without
tho use OF drugs er any injurious agent Positively
no humbug Having had nearly twenty years ex-
perjepce IN the practice of his profession In this
city, he can give perfect satisfaction to all who VII
pafropize him, His terms are so reasonable that
you will save nearly one-half by calling on him.
TdeSl
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Order from Gen. Reanregarti.
HEApeuARrERF PEoylsIoHAL AEay, g. s.

HEADQu AErERs Provisional ARaY, 9. s. a.,
GENERAL ORDERS No. 20
The BrigaderGeneral Commanding is happy III
congratulate the troops under his command on the
brilliant success which has crowned their galantrY
prvations and hardships, by the reduction of tho
stronghold in the harbor of Charleston This feat
of arms has been accomplished after aseFefeean=
nonading of about thirty three hours, In which all
the troops have indicated, by their daring and brn
very. that our cause must and shall triumph.
Fort Sumter, which surrendered yesterday, about
l.45 ?. NJ, will be evacuated at 8 o'clock A. III.
to-day, and to show gnanmity to the gallant
defenders, who were only executing the orders OF
their Government they will be allowed to evaGnate
upon the same terms which were offered TO tkam
before the bombardment commenced. Our sng-
cess should not lull us into false security, bpt
should encourage US in the necessary preparations
to meet powerful enemy, who may at any time
attempt to avenge this, their first check, in the
present contest.
The CommHndants of batteries will pronptleg
send in their reports through the proper channels
giving journal OF the firing of their batteries
against Fort Sumter, and Of the fire of Fort Sam
ter against their batteries; furnishing the names
of those who particularly distinguished themselves,
and other incidents relative thereto in order that
the General Commanding may be able to make
known to the confederate States Government In a.
proper manner, their bravery and galIantry.
The General is highly gratifed to state that the.
troops, by their labor, privations, aRd endurance
at the batteries, and at their posts have exhibited
the highest characteristics of tried soldiers and he
takes the occasion to thank all, his staff, the,
forces, and the numerous individuals who have
contributed to the surrender OF Fort Sumter.
BY order of BriF adj rt1nneral BBAuIt GARD
ID. R JONES assistant & ijutent General. 8
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town. adding not little to the already high state
OF public qualification. This news was publicly
welcomed with salute Of twenty-one guns, fred
on Lafayette Square, with most marvellous prompt
ness, by the Washington Artillery.
Still later in the day, that is to say last evening,
the sad and profoundly exciting news of the first
bioodhhed between the North and the Sonth
reached the city--the scene-Baltimore the oc-
casion, the opposition of the BeItimorcans to the
passage of Northern troops through their city
to Washington. Whilst the news Of bloodshed
kept the excitement quiet, the determined and
patriotic action of the Baltimoreans aroused the
highest feeling of enthusiasm in all breasts.
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| Special to the New Orleans Crescgut.1
| HAvANA April 7, 1861.
| Mr Edaor-So brief period has elapsed, since
the date of my last respects that there has scarce
| ly been sufficient time for either extensive trans.
| actions in Sugar OF for any material change in
rates. D. s. No. r. at Gf to G1 cents per arrobe,
| is the current basis OF all purchases.
| Derosne Train Sugars Whites and Yellows. in
GLIDING the numbers u to Is, continue in good
request the latter (when dry) still command at
the rete of g reals per arrohe for No. r. for the
french markets, and the former l04 to l0@ reals
per alrobe, for qualities suitable for Russia.
The stock (clayed} here and at Natanzas ex-
eeeds 100000 boxes against 22O, 900 at this time
last year.
MUscovADo-The demand is moderate No
! change in rates to advise. Stock here and at Ma.
tanzas Ghnut IL. 600 hhGs
Tue following have been the sales of articles of
american production reported since my last RED
BEASs--75 hhls, (whitc) ex Albertine. from
New York, (acridentalIy omitted in NY last re-
spects) at'$l BIZ per arrobe.
LARD-kpril 100 tcs ex steamer Habapa. Mt
SIG per qNintal. Sales, from general store. re-.
ported bbis. and tcs. at SIG 25, kegs at SIS per
qdntal.
CLEAR PcEK G boxes, oRt Of store, at SIG per
qnntal.
BIsCUTs so small boxes, ex steamer Habaas.
from New OEeans at 81 SO per box.
POTATOES ESQ bills, ex steamer Habana, st
90 25 per hbl., and 129 bbls. from Portland AT .
rate not made t.;lhic.
FGrAToEs-AFri 5-l13 hhIs ex steamer Ha-
ba9a, from NtwGreans, at 81 Is per bbl., and 500
bHis,7 trom BoStoH at 81 so per tjbl.
t1&A6-42 bhl'.. eX steamer Rabana, tretaied}
at Sis per quintal.
BEHF-2o kegs, faam Philadelphia, at q rate not
made public.
CHEWING ToBACC0--39 boxes (pa3eived coast
Wise) at $i7 per quintaI
HAHS-April 6-7 ahls.. ex steaHaar Habana
from New Orleans, at SIS aud IS hbts eS Ella
Reed srom Philadelphia, at the 5aH!G rate per
QuintaI.
BUTrER-2l kegs, out Of store, at SIT poF GnntaI.
SIS per qniatal.
Ne alteration in Freight Or exchanges
AS
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Our report Of this weeks school examinations
down town shall appear in Mondays Crescent.
ONE OF JOHN BROWNS Pixies IN TOWN.

. ~
One John Pike, New Hampshire man, was ar
rested yesterday, by order Of Mayor Monroe, for
uttering violent Abolition sentiments. He had just
finished putting up the iron front of the new build
ing, to be occupied by G. Jale, Jr. & Co.. on Camp
street, and was preparing for departure, when his
Abolition bile prompted him to say, in the hearing
Of various persons, that Lincoln was as good a man
as ever Washington was, that he would shoulder a
gun to fight for him, etc This is the report as we
have it from the police. The man is to be ex-
amined before the Mayor to-day.
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Mrs. 4. e. Nicholson, Q lady of fine attainments,
and graduate Of the Partisan School Of Medicine,
is going to Pensacola to offer her services nurse
for the sick and wounded, and has collected a
quantity CT suitable linen lint, ETC., to take with
her. Her services may be greatly needed, and VIC
think her good Intentions will be appreciated by
the officers in command there. Mrs n: can furnish
the highest testimonials of character and efficiency,
and this will not be the first time she has manifest
ed her public spirit, having done good service in
the South during the ravages Of yellow fever in
1853. Success to her ia her noble mission.
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CRY HorEI.-L Miles, La; ! Basbsrrv u
Singer Ark: Geo Yarbr0urb. .rFex. Migs M Va -
broueh Ala J p yyyche civ p HiIlio@1 m " ~ n
| Choate. " J johnson. Ala q M Ohlson Al, . W
| |. Lewis, CITY: N B Wright, B StraWn " A S1n.
Andrews. Iiberty ] D Watkins NJ Casait+v "a a. w =
N Jones, j Fl Powers. T Johns, Tex " GresIar 7
Rainy. L McHarty. @ W Warner Miss { = ~ =
bertson, W Todd. Ark: " 4 Woo6vanl + /,
Desmarks Ark: W A Bovd. TeE. " r Fra~ier " " ..
H Ellison, P G Broom, NJ Vernon, Jas FurIow, ! n
hahnaft, ;, amar Sami cary E Whitworth,
y " il!i"InS, n " "liSo1, Capt " beaId, La 3
~ o''te' loeTE1tG ~ Il nEeE' ~ hhote II Mil
Ta tGr, rex = ~ EihGn ga . ration, Miss Mary
d"sG, Il MIS- M = a bsnheG', aia MISS Norris, R
q q NORRIS H"ltIs' . NJ reyIoh > " oMlLh' w Il Smith, L
,.;, hmol'lTon w W ooa, norman La Haw
k'tls n ~ mo " 01i1,'lons, d hnSk1ns u Maxwell
5 n r. 0Ehvyc y, a Cassty h'ss , Murphy Rich
, U.s. r VI T1trm, E OInron a "i'i1s' Jnnk
Sanl B WHY, CITY A.: A J Pearce, J Fl KimbaiI G A
Marshall aud lady La; W L Stewart.
c., Wy
oT' ohARtE8 ~ R1 hoTElr-" IL tpea' In 7 Nc
Jopnugn, rex HGfman ana wife, wife, q McGnhee,
: . a MGt1aIInn G IN MISS Mary 'lVer hobt Wilea,
STn;to WIZ IGna.,oi, "a heV htiyea, Miss
w 'IeG, w. Ciln'on M4ioFy; fefoISonrg Va;
" W ' ti toAas i9Isr M r. Gil oaniS w Stuf-
S'ra; Ho"i SeILaSt N " " SfbStu, JnO fnnteF,
Ala y Morabo1I 7i,; M M Q''urleS;
Nnoi Irs nori- Do,ni5on r ,T53 ~ W. =
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The st. Louis Republican publishes letter from
Tucson, from which we extract the following.

The st. Louis Republican publishes letter from
Tucson, from which we extract the following.
Indian depredatons continue uuabate6 One
man was killed on the 3d. within four miles Of
Fort Breckenridge, by party of Indiana. He y8as
coming to Tucson, i'll company with one of our
citizens, when they were fred upon. His COM
panl"n escaped. Another party attempted to 1re
the building at Reventon rancho, eeyen miles this
side of Tubac, only few days ago. They were
frustrated in their attempts by the tenant of
the place, who was alone, A lot of stock WAS
stolen from Sopori. and they have been proHling
IN the immediate vicinity of Tucson within few
days.
The Pimos and Marieupas have been visiting US
in large numbers within few days. A messenger
arrived from the Pimo villages this afternoon With
Il message f,ir their immediate return. Mexican
woman, who had been in captivity with the
Apaches, it was stated had made her escape from
them, and had arrived at a rancho some miles from
| The f2lnp reservation
She stated that the Apaches wess holding q large
| cuuHci composed of braves from all the various
spAche tribes, who were consulting ss TO the
| propriety of making an attack on Fort Breckia,
| ridge. She had made her escape While they were
deeply engaged in consultation The Pimos had
determined to surprise them II possible and the
messenger sent here to call home the absenteea
for the purpose of going on the campaign. The
Eastern stage is now nearly twelve honrs behin6
usual runBing time, and it is feared soma attack
has been made on the stage, or st game citation
along the line.
We are looking anxously for our quota Of the
troots detained for the Navajo war and upon their
arrival an effective campaign shnuIa be gaged
thlcken round us every day, and they must be pat
down. II they are thoroughly subdued, and than
penned in q reservation, Arizoua ean progress, hus
we now have nothing TO enconrsge enterprise
where inyesfm4nrs are 50 exfreapeiv hszardaass
Mary public tten CONSIDER themselves the pillars
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DEPARTURE OF MAJOR ANDERSON AND HIS MgS

UEPARTURE OF MAJOR ANDERSON AND HIS MsY.--
The Charleston Courier Of the 10th says:
The steamship Isabel left this baritr yesterday
morning. with Major Anderson ard his troops and
took them outside the har whom they we're trans
ferred to the steamship Baltic, which ship left in
the afternoon for New York. when she received a
salute from the feet. The Isabel will return to this
citv.
We learn that the Blltie had about 600 troops
on board, which, it ia supposed she transferred 10
the Pawnee and The tIarriat i,lne. These vessels
were seen moving up to tha B,ldc. Our informant
states thai he saw very barge numhpr of small
boats. and observed that The oars we're Rl mutlsd
with eheep skins,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-04-20


MoNTGosREY, April l0.-The Treasury Depart
ment has received authentic intelligence of the
taking of eight millions of the loan, and the rural
districts to be heard from still
Two hundred thousand dollars was taken in Mo-
bile, of which four hundred dollars was taken bV
two negroes belonging to Col. Hardaway and Col,
Bibb.
The defcnces of the coasts of Louisiana and
Texas were the particular subject of consideration
Of the Cabinet this morning.
The Loan in Mobile
MOBILE, April l9ASix hundred thousand dollars
OF the Confederate loan was taken here to-day.
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THEY ARE ATTACKED BY THE BALTIMOREANs.
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MARYLAND ALL RIGHT
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Two Of the. Pennsylvania Soldiers Killed.
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S SEVERAL WOUNDED.
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Yonng Lady-"Ob, / am glad vnu like birds
What kind do you admire mo~t?" Od Sqnab-
- Well. think goose with plenty Of stufiag is
about as nGe IA any. u
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CITY PLACED. UNDER MARTIAL LAW.
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TRooPs --Ye yesterday m"tutug the Grvot Guards,
of TerrebOnne Parish Louisiana, came over, in all
about seventy.six men. The officers are: Capt
n H, RICHTER. First Lieut. F, q. Goude, Senior
Second Lieut.. j. &. Dunn, Junior Second LieatsJos
a. GaRne,
The Kate Dale carried over two hundredreau!ars
t" Hhs Landing yesterday, also the ab6ye com
p1ny. For the GnnVenlrnce Of Officers and others
the malt boat NV orleans yesterday Heut by
the way Of Fort Morgan. [Ioblle Aeronry.
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The carrage-house on Dr. Austin's premises, on
Sixth street, between Nayades and Apollo, was
burnt yesterday afternoon.
We accidentally omitted mentioning, yesterday,
that on Thursday evening fire occurred on ST..
Charles street, between Girod and Julia. The
upper portion Of a frame building, occupied as
boarding house by Jacob Hutt was destroyed,
when the fremen succeeded in checking it. The
fire originated in the garnet.
The alarm in the Ninth District, half an hour
before the above, amounted to nothing important
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LATER FROM BALTIMORE
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NORTHERN TROOPS MOVING
SOUTHWARK.
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&S~DTs Charles r.. keE1s, Dem7EGt. no. 1859
Canal stroet bH' Caronialo EozGrloaus
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VOLUME XIV.

a previous understanding. It may be that "a fire
in thsrear' may cause these impatient warriors
to return more quickly than they came.
In the metropolis Of the Republic, martial law
prevails and the Chief Magistrate Of free people
can only find repose and sense Of security under
shelter Of hrelng swords rleasaDtbe his dreams! !
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Affairs at Washington Railroad Depot
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RAILROAD TRACK TORN UP AND CARS STONED.
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FIGHT STILL PROGRESSING
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TELEaRaPHED TO THE NEW ORLEANS CRESCENT
-.~=Gp-ss-
NORTHERN TROOPS MOVING
SOUTHWARK.
THEY ARE ATTACKED BY THE BALTIM1REANs.
MA r YLAND ALL RIGHT.
Two Of the. Pennsylvania Soldiers Killed.
S V ERAL WOUNDED.
FIGHT STILL PROGRESSING.
TEN BALTINroREANs KILLED.
PAvE7zENTs TORN UP TO WELCOME
ARoLITIoN1sTs.
BSTRUCTI0NS PLACED IN THE STREETS.
ININIENSE GExCITEN1E H MI.
Affairs at Washington Railroad Depot.
LATER FROM BALTIMORE.
CITY PLACED UNDER MARTIAL LAW.
THE TELEGRAPH WIRES CUT.
RAILROAD TRACK TORN UP AND CARS STONED,
The City Military Openly Against
Lincoln.
TROOPS FOR FORT NRoE
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The Confederate Loan.

of the city is intense, in consequence of the new
from BaltimoFe.
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FIRST DISTRICT CoURT-The case of VIM. Lock
wood, charged with murder, was, on motion, CON
tidned over until Monday, 22d inst
o Ihe Grand Jury, was discharged until Friday,
26th inst, at 10 O'Clock A. II.
RECORDER EaIERsOS's CoURr.-Nothing of i'm
portance was done in this Court yesterday.
RECORDER BI.ACHE's Court. Not an item have
we to report. The harmony Of the Court was yes
terday undisturbed by either trial or affidavit
ltEC0RDEn LoNG's C0rHT.--Two parties charged
with assault and battery, were examined and dis
missed. N'4
Two afidavits were filed charging breaches of
the peace.
Exceptions prove a rule. The Third District is
in a state of repose.