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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-26
The same paper has the following

Surgeon John L. Fox, U. S. Navy, a citizen of
Massachusetts, arrived on Thursday with orders
from Washington to visit and report on the condi-
tion of Fort Sumter.
On presenting his credentials to the proper Of
fcers commanding intercourse with Fort Sumter,
permission to visit was granted, on condition OF
being accompanied by officer Capt. FL. J.
Hartsten was requested to discharge this duty,
and the two visitors were accordingly furnished
with transport.
#iesfEf this mission of DR.. Fox implies distrust
of the reports Of Major Anderson aud his medical
man, or Is connected with phitry subterfuge
and pretext for delay, we shall not at present in
qnire.
There is no need however, for long investiga-
ton as to the condition of Fort Sumter, as it has
been decided on sufficient evidence that it cannot
be longer a healthy and suitable residence for
those who are now occupying it.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-26

THE SUPPLY SLooP FOR RPENsAcoLA-The Mobile
Tribune of Sunday has the following in regard to
the case of Capt. Jones, who was arrested and his
vessel seized with supplies on board for the U. S.
feet at Pensacola:
This individual was discharged yesterday by
Judge Raper. Our readers know that Capt Jones
was in command of the sloop Isabella, which was
taken charge of by the Continentals few days
since.
Whist Judge Rapier was delivering his decision,
Gen Daft Green (who had previously on the stand
stated that he had full authority to act in any case
authority of the Governor of Alabama) rose and
stated to the court that he thought the punishment
of Jones, by being confined i'll the guard-house for
severa, days past, was sufficient, and it being the
first case of the kind, would wish his discharge,
bnt if there was repetition of the otfense the
military would take charge.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-26

iRah fold Apei Thankful we've gota Gqy'ment
u last |! Fort what ye call it MI right u give
IN jessie this time! No quarter Z traitors! Down
with cessior! Rah!-fPFoYidenge Post.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-26
MM. MASON.

attach no blame to the officers of the ship, for
the collision was purely accidental, it bring just at
the change of the watch. A. J. STAPLES.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-26

Com IN NORTHERN TEXAs.--The Mckinney Mes
senger Of the 18th says:
Some Of our farmers have corn up, and most of
them, we believe, have finished planting; others
will finish this week. There has been consider
able depreciation in the price of grain within the
last few weeks Corn. we understand, is rating at
from 7jc. to 81 per hushe and wheat at from 81 to
81 25. The prospect for abundant crops OF small
grain was never more iattering.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-26

sa-Drs Charles e.. 41etls, DtIttISt, No. I52
Caai5:Feet caropdest and BaFonn Eewor lesns
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-26

NEW YoRK, March 25.--The Herald's Washing
ton dispatch Of yesterday says the President on the
23d issued orders for Major Anderson to get ready
ta ntrnn IL LI,rtG Glltat
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1861-12-04

TIE NEws We have from various sources
accounts Of a battle between Col Moore's
and other Union forces at Lancaster,
Schuyler county. Mo-, about thirty-six miles
south ofthis place, on Sunday week last, in
which noted seccssionist, farmer living
some four miles south Of Lancaster, with
two sons and son in-law were killed, and
large number Of rebels taken prisoners. =
Col Moore was in possession of Lancaster,
and the Secesh had scattercd, many ofthem
escaping into our State, pursued by detach-
ments of Moore's men.
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Wanted.

We want ninety pairs Of WOODEN mittens
for camp and guard service for Company d.
18th Regiment, stationed at Keokuk.-
Mittens or gloves are not furnished to the
soldiers by the regulations, and the kind
hearted and patriotic ladies who have friends
in the Company will confer favor on them
by leaving contributions of this kind at
Lawrence & Chambers, c. c. Warden's, or
LOOMS Store, in the sxt eight or ten days
SO that they may be forwarded to the Com.
pany. The right mitten with fore finger for
handling musket preferred.
j. NJ HEDMcK,
1st Lieut. Go D.. 10Th Reg't.
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4 sa Z &
discharge Of his duty, and an armed force
has been gathered, composed Of young, des-
perate, reckless men, commanded by Buck.
her In conclusion. Mr.. Wicklfie said, with
the blessing of God, Ipredict that BY the
25th Of Dec. no rebel foot viii be found on
the soil ofky. [Applause
The resolution for the expulsion Of Bur-
nett WIS adopted Adjourned.
SENATE. The Presidents Message and
accompanying documents were ordered to
be printed.
Mr.. Grimes offered bill rendering the
thanks Of Congress to Com. Dupont and
those under his command, for the recen,
victory at Port Royal. Laid aside until the
formation of the Standing Committee.
On motion of Mr.. Foster It was resolved
that the Vice President appoint two mem.
bers to gil vacancies in the. BOARD Of Re
gents Of the Smithsonian Institute, caused
by the dcathof Senator Douglas and expul
sion Of James M. Mason. [Adjourned.l
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CIT rs A .PEARL' INDEED, ;,

s'IT rs A sPEARL' INDEED"
SO says the good wife of our senior, in re-
gard to ELLIor's IMPROVED PEARL" SEW.
ING MACHINE, which is now being ex-
tensivcly introduced hereabouts. We have
advertised and seen nearly oil the sewing ma
chimes that are in market. but we have never
seen nor advertised one which, in our opin
ion, came so admirably near perfection in
simplicity and stitch, in durability and price
as does Ellict's.-Boston Atlas.
The above machines are sold by Geo. F.
Collins & Go. Chicago, whose advertisement
may be seen in another column. --Nav. 9th
/ m.
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MEAT ron MONEY.

II HAVE concluded In view Of the dl6hculty Of col
j lec:ing and the heavy losses resuiting from the
credit system. ~ expensive TO my customers and NV
self, ~ u necessarily enhances prices compels
she prompt paymast.r to make mp for the failures OF
the allow and forgeteuS TO pay their bills adopt
this date, the Cash system. Hereafter then shall
require pay doWniu AL cases. No books WIN he Ken,
and consequently not ody will troubled With Mn.
Those havin. unsettled accounts With win please
call ana Bstte All ktc lso Meat kept constantly -
hard atyedreed ratss, ~ the City Narket =
! s{yct. n, tSAts JW MnUWy
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A Thing of beauty, i. Joy Forever.

Who can be beautiful with a sickly pale complex
ion. Keep the pores Of the Skin Free and the blood
pure, and your cheeks will vie with the Rose and Lily
The Skin Is Termed with thousa nds Of pores in every
inch Of surface whose Office il is to carry of the i'm
puries OF the bloOd-the acknowledged cause Of all
diseases Of anknd-when the skin Is dry and pa
ed-when 1t Is covered with eruptiozs-wheu 1t 10
cold and clamDy-when there Is inward fever or in
aammation II is impossible for the skin under these
circumstances to perform its proper functions ana
to carry on the Impurities from the body designed
by our Creator.
JuDsoS's MoUNTArS Herr Pills remove these OBJ
structons, and produce free and healthy blood re-
move the eruptions from the skin, and cause II to
brighten with the flush of youth and beauty Beauty
so much admired and loved. Beauty without paints
and cosmetics-but beauty produced by health and
happiness Judson's Mountain Herb Pills are sold
By all Medicine Dealers. Tdec4 m
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1861-12-04

jeff. Davis peripatetic Government
moves tn Nashville ADD Dsvrx's CASH Store
is the Coiumissary Department for the loya
of Iowa and Missouri. Their store and
ware rooms are crammed with goods and
,n,rc coming. A splendid stock Of Boots,
Shoes, Hats, Caps, Bonnets, Dress and fancy
fixin's now opening.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1861-12-04

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS disoourses
were delivered in this city on Thanksgiving
day by Rev S. II. Worcester. Of the Bap-
fist Church, at the Presbyterian Church !;
by the Rev. B. A. Spau'ding. at the Con-
gregational Church, and perhaps other cler-
gymen. The above is all that we have
heard from.
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GOING EA ST .
Keokuk, Fl. D. M. & NJ. R.R.
OPEN TO oTTUMyyA, 70 MILLS.
Change of Time.
ONE TRAIN EACH WAY DAILY.

an and after NJ inlay, Jan. 2sth, 1861 and until
" further notice. daily train will each way
Sundays excepted) as follows:
MAIL TRAIN
will leave Keokuk at 9:45 III, arriving st Ottun,wa
at 3:45 . IN.
will leave Ottumwa at $40 m, and arrive at Keokrk
NJ 4:g0 o m
TPassengeTs taking the Mail Train from Keokuk
at s45 m, make sure connections with Stages for
Eddyve, Oskaloosa, Fl Desmoines, Councilblufs &c.
Through tickets, as LOW as the lowest, may be had
at the Office for all points In Middle, Western and
Southern Iowa, Kansas, Nebraska, &c.
TICKET OFTICE-At the Depot. foot Of Johns On
street. GEO. WILLIAMS, in.
Superintendent
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Owing to the length of the Message and
want Of time, we are obliged to 60 to press
without our usual amount Of Te.egraphic
matter.
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Ar KEoKux.-Capt. G. w. Kittredge, of
Company F., one Of the heroes Of Belmont,
arrived at Keokuk by boat last week. He
will come home to this city as soon as his
wound will Admit of his travelling by rsil.
We are all glad to greet and welcome him
home. We are gratiicd to learn that his
wound is doing as well as could be expected
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Gke OttumWa Courier.
OTTUMWA, IOWA.: \: !. Dec. 4, 1861.
Local and Miscellaneous,

.A>Np Messrs. A. d. TEMPLE & Co.. continue to
&1R take Illinois currency for Boots, Shoes and
Clothing All the good banks taken at PAR until fur
Their notice. festtt
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Eofal uotifrs.
OYSTERS! OYSTERS,

SIaoSs & GRrBE adopt this method of in
forming their friends that they are now re-
ceiving l.. B. Plat & Co.'S celebrated Ralti-
more and Pair Haven Oysters. daily, by
American Express. Depot at headquarters,
one door east Of Devin's brick. Ottumwa,
Iowa. l34-l3 am.
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NEW XDRK Ann ERIE
Great BrOad Guage, Double Traci
and Telegraph Route,

treat krOad Guage, Double Track
and Telegraph Route,
THO New York, Boston, and all eastern cities car
u rying the Great Western and North Western
United States mails
Express Trains leave Dunkirk daily, on arrival Of
trains the Lake Shore Rairo ad Il ON Gle yeland
Chicago, Milwaukee, ST. Paul, st. Louis, Dubuque
burlington, Iowa City, &C., and through to New
York city without change.
The only route running through from the LAX
TO New York city Splendid ventilated sleeping cars
rul on night trains.
Baggage checked through Fare always as Low as
by any other route.
Boston Passengers and their baggage transferred
Free In New York. -
Be particular aud call for tickets via Dunkirk and
the New York and Erie Railroad, which sold at all
the principal Railroad Offices in the West.
This road affords facilities for shipment Of freight
superior to any other rout
AN EXPRESS flsEIEHlT TRAIN
leaves New York daily, making close connections
through to all points West and quicker time than
before made on any line.
For freight rates enquire off G. Oatms 2il Broad
way, Rev York, or ofJacob Forsyth, Freight Agent,
"a Clark St., Chicago. A. BARBER. Agent
for Iowa. Burlington. Iowa.
r. s. SPENCER, Western Ag't Cleveland, Ohio,
SANL REAp, Ag't, Toledo, Ohio.
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1851 EMPLOYMENT ls7ss
ENTS WANTED!

We will pay from $25 to $75 per month,
and all expenses, to active Agents, or give a
commission. Particulars sent free. Address
ERIE SEWING MACHINE COMPANY, r. JAMES,
General Agent, Milan, Ohio.
July, 186l.-18 13.
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Capt c. c. C!outman left on Monday for
his Regiment at st. Louis, going by way
of Keokuk. The best wishes of the COM
munity accompany him.
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OR CHKCINNATl!
CHICAGO, INDIANAPOLIS,
CINCINNATI SHORT LINE
Rail Road!


Shortest Quickest, and only Direct Route from Chi
cago to Cincinnati.
Passenger trains leave the Great Central Depot
of Lake street, as follows:
First train 7:45 Am, arrives at Michigan City at
1882 dinner La Fayetfe 5:25, (supper) Indi.
annapolis Sis, pm, Lawrenceburg 1890, and Cncin-
natl at l:45p.m.
Second train Scoop arrive at Michigan City at $50
pm, La Fayetts 2:40 an Indianapolis $50 am,
Lawrenceburg lo2e M, Cincinnati at l0i5 am.
Passengers leave Ottumwa 500 pm, arrive at
Burlington at 1925 pm, arrive at Chicago Sis T. m.
at Cincinnati 1880 am,
cinnRti.
Patent sleeping cars attached to all night trains,
and through from Chicago to Cincinnati without
change.
Through tickets can be had at all railroad offices
In the West, and at the company Office, corner Lake
and Dearborn Streets and at the depot foot OF
street, Chicago.
Fare as low as via any other route.
H.J.SPaLDISG, Ag't Chic go.
WV. POWELL, frav. Agent.
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3. M. PETTINGRLL 4 CO.
Are our only authorised Agents In New York and
Boston to procure advertisements for this paper.
G. II. sCRIvEN,
Advertising Agent, 90 Dearborn st., Chicago q an.
thorised 70 receive Advertisements for this and ali
the Leading Papers In the North West
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sAST FREIGHT LINE /!

CLOSE CONNEXIONS MADE
With Express Freight Trains all roads diverging
from Chicago, and Western Shippers can rely upon
having their goods receive utmost despatch.
During the .Seas7a oT Nari9atioa. the Fire
Marine risk most kinds o merchandise ship.
ped via Steam or sail Vssseis, amounts In many
cases to more than the difference betwee n rail or
water rates of freight besides the difference of time,
as will be seen by the following osrative state
ment ofiusurance saved ~ sending goods all the
way by rail rcaa;
VAL AmtIrs.
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Chicago, Burlington & Quincy.

DEPARTURES
lsf Morning Passenger leaves Bar. q 10 am
Cd Evening do do do SIS pm
ARRIVALS
istMcrn'g Passenger arrives al Bur. CSC q N
2d Evep,g do do do 100 p. n,
The ahovetrains make close connections With the
RAN X. r. AZ Burlington, and with all The r. :
eastern thorougtfsrcg al Chicago. n. EEMicK
0enrAsf O., B. Q r. \
). n. wIrFEow ra'se,:e, Agent, csssmra.
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destinations Promptly and Eat y adjusted
Mark Packages Past Express Lire. via G.. W. r.
IN NEW YORK Psliys1 t. ssas :; Hudson
ger Depot, es Warren a., or At Canal st. Depot.
IN BOSTON, Deliver lI goods At Boston 9 and
and mark as above
Eastward bound freight Of every description will
be forwarded at lowest current rates. IL from
tel Roads, should be consigned 70 "a. wALLIN9-
FORD, Chicago" or GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY,
Detroit" e e9e
Fog the transportation Of Live Stock to Buffalo, Al
bany New YORK, and Boston, this route Is unequalled
for speed stock cars, sleeping for Drovers and
spacious and convenient yards for stock, making 1t
most desirable route for shippers
Through bills Of La1ng given, and Rsclamstions
paid atany of the Comp any's Offices.
Q. J. BRIDGES, Managing Director w. R., Ham
ilton. JULIUS MoyICS, Gen1 Agent, Buffalo, THOS.
BELL, Genl Fr't Agt., Hamilton. WI. SPICER, Agt.
Detroit. E. r. BEACH, Asf. es2 Br roadway, n. y
Q. KlMBALL, Agt n State ST., Boston. .ssaT
A. WAILlNGFGlsE II. Western Aet.,
Cor. Lake and Dearborn sts., opp. FREMONT House.
9-t3
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FINAL Settlement.
Notice r. hereby given to all parties interested that
the County Judge has set the hrst Monday In nseem-
Der next to hear aud make dnal settlement Of the
estate Of George D. Temple, deceased, at which All
parties interested are notified to appear.
CHARLES DUDLEY, Admx
Oct so, is6i-S4 Nv
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guyIME to Cincinnati quick, and to Indianapolis
il st. Louis aud Chicago quicker than By any 9TH
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WILLIAMSBURG.


RsGGERY.- Tbso young men nsmsd Jas.
SMIH EDWARD SMMosToN and JoHs Mo-
CoRMIcK were arrested ysAtsrdSy by Officer
BUNcE, of the 9Th for breaking into the
premises Of Mr.. DANBL NoRIHUP, In South
Third street aGd stealing lot q carpenter .
tools and three canary birds. They were held
10 await an examination.
SATTLED GEoLGE HoDoE, the colorsd
man who was arrested on Tuesday last for q
fsionious assault upon GAoRoE VIQUELAs, In
ono Of the Grand street cars, was up yesteI ~
before Justice CALLAHAN, for examination. He
plead gull 10 simple assault and was sentence
cd TO tie Psnitsntiafy for one month or 10 pay
fine Of $50 He paid The fine and was libsr.
atsd.
BUESuG CAsUALIY,-A Mrs. ALLEN, re-
siding on the corner Of South 18th and 10th
streets, was severely burned on Saturday night
by the explosion OF auid lamp, which shs
was tDinR 10 fill while lighted. IL Is be-
LEVIED however, tast hsr injuries will not
prove fatal.
A CAUTION TO BArHaKs. -EleYsn persons
were crested on Sunday last by the police o.
the 7th precinct (Greenpolni) for bathing il
the East river, in an exposed position. They
were akon before Justice CALLAHAN Ol.sFday
and Ted 50 each.
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Fatal ARRAY in a GROCERY,
A MEMBER OF THE sooTr LIFE GUARD
KILLED.

A. sight o'clock ysItsrday morning Wv.
Lss a privst, IN tn, Sec nd tee m,n' OF Scott
LII, Guard, aeeomrsuisd b. . ssilor bdong-
ing 70 the US steamer Ferret Lsrs s1isred
the aroggdy ~ Gsrran nan cd BLKuR, AZ
the esfnsr West and Morris streets and
aid for dr'rIs While standing at the bar
the sallor invited one Mr.. KKL.Y and 20 ne
others who we're with him 70 Join then-they
id 90, but the sailor refdsci 10 pay the amount
90 rsnd.d by the barksspsr, AInERr UHI-
An alter sation th,n tnsus1, aud Uat struck
tie ,.iior q heavy blow with . club. The
10 cisr LEX, intetitrsd snd threw Jug at the
bart OF der, who instantly drew revolver ard
taking oil ,erats aim at LEE Oh ct bin 10 the
{ rot cad. The ball passed up yards and escap-
cd through the skull. LEE foil tens .l'ss 20 the
Il or aud was suoCquently rem oved TO tho \
Y. Hop tai, whsro he died at 2o'Clock In the
atunN n.
Tbs Others present. a. the frseas made moys
20 ,e'zs UHL ard " noh him on the spo,, bat he
l,pt them al bay with hi' revolver tor soma
time. Finally, policeman DEvIN came In and
scared bim lie was taken b'tors Jastios
KELlY aud 10, k,d up for sxamiuat'or. Ths
ptl ca report INT az bsipg a dsspsrate aud
cklsss character. LIE was bout ~ years Of
| aee and wheu al homo lived with his parents
| at No. Is s ate street. Coroner JAcKNAs will
hold an inquest upon his body today.
SrApnuo AFrRAI.-JAMrs o'HApA-
ttrtsr and JASEs BRowu, Of No. 81 Nal
berry s rect, got into a fight yesterday, vhol
the former drow knife and stabbed h's aivor
Nai, In thu check. O'HARA was arrested an
Juttioe KELLY held him to bail In $1,000
answer.
PRIzE FieHTuRs DBrEuED. II o'cloe
On Sunday night party of about G'iy pre-
o,dsd to the foot Of North 10th stro,t to Wit
ross prize eight. Policeman SLACK. Will
patrcllirg his beat, Observed them, and proeui
l. q assistance, pcuueed upon them, arrsatin
pArL. McGRKAbY. one u the principals III
others fed in all directions and escaped son
oi than were so fearful OF bang caught tn
tNsy ritkos their nscls by jumping down
ledge tr ro,ks into the river CANARY is
tone cutter. Il yssfs OF age Jus Ice Col
rtLI held him 10 bill In $500 ior his tutu
= | uooA bshAyiOr.
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BROOKLYN,

bIHrTAtY AfFNRJ.-Ths 18th Regimen
must,rad n WAshins ton Park ss.si day alter
noon for parSdo and drill. TE,y numbered
shout 500 men. Ths Mayor and Com non
Counoil, under the guidsnc, Of Cap. PIKE,
passed the re- i1ent in review
Tie 2Stb Reg mony, under onmend otCol.
MICHAEL BErsKrr, assembled 81 UnloR
Hal, IN the EEto'n DBtrict, yoitsrc -
forenoon, and af,sr m arc ling tn 'ough ssvera
slrs,ts came 10 the Western ID strict. by
,lha time they reached Gin on avenue, the
S%as EEL, Tsa oct aod several Toll
mon Net"n ""h iiahls TO The punlsul..JA n at
down IN ths strest froui D.
Au Oug them wai Lieut.. KUsow To-. laa |
No. q Court street; P,ivates joins WAd
SuR, MICHAEL EisISGHAM, AUdusr UrAos,
and others. The laoiss oi Clinton avenue
came 10 tier relief. Their palatial residences
were thrown open ard tho msn were taken
cIe Of, and dhaly san to their houses In
Carriages, all OF them having recovered under
cd tratn ent. The regiment marched 10
ins arftnal; thenCeto tho a-mory here they
were dismiss,d. They vera 20 h avs bson mus
tered out Of tho service, but for soms reason
thai dtt, was not performed.
1t Is expected that the 18Th rsai IN n. will
b, muster Cd cut Of ssiyice today.
Tia 10Th reltmont, cavalry, Is recruiting,
and ahea5y large numb6r hAys sigusd the
roll Cd. GRAHAM IL informed that the rsgi.
msnt will TO sccspsd II raised within SIX
weeks from this data. The Colonel Is cont
dent that 10 n rtse the full compliment Of
LOCO men within the tiue required.
HIGUwAY boBBEbr.-JoHS GiLnEar wa
rocked on Saturday nisht while crossing the
City PAX by "a gang of thitv,s, who relieved
hin # a silver watch worth 1924 aud s2i in
Balls, when thsy took to ueir heels and es
cai'd.
BUSoIANY.--Tho stable Of Mossr5. PuBLrs
& GRAHAM, corner Of Myrtle and Keat Av.
onres, was fslonIously entered on Sunday
night and robbed OF harness valued al S2j
No detection.
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otur, sf Genera, sessions,

Tho Angus. term Of this Court was opo1sd
this morning, but no Grand Jury were oIgs-.,
lied, there being 40 Quorum pfsient. The
Grand Jurors were discharged until TuIsdsy.
William Green being arraigned on the charge
Of passing countsifeiis, plead guilty Of forgery
10 the fourth degree. Hs was sent to the Psni-
t,n,i.ry for one year. Edward Hslden, charged
ri h q SIM lar offence, was sent TO the State
Prison fer two years, on bis plea If gully. II
appeared, from the pi Is nsrs oSn statement,
that he had bs.n ~ associate Of a gang Il no.
to,ious eountsif i,eis. Jo. eph Bsrhad. sn
-s'red nick cocks; wa aont 10 the
State Pdson .icr two year. wm. Broene; I"
apabl ard battery, vs. pun Ism d WIN 'sfee
inc tbs imIT OnBeLt.
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STOCK FLUCTUATIONS.
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a ILsr Darlington, Para o. cargo will be savsI
In t.m.esi safe,
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Optg', Of New Bedford, trriySd here on ths hlh
u'. an oIss having refused TO 40 ary farthsEs
sdi,sg tlIt the vsIssl was net ssawo,thy. she
b.N b % d,red i-,o pvt 70 bs surveyed, and rs-
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