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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-31

SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS OF OHIO.
From Rev. Ansoa SinytA OOnmtssioner of OOnn,o,
Schools IN OMo.
'The Dictionary Is an impershsble monument to The
learning and industry Of Its author and an honor 10 the
world Of letters The mechanical execution Is far supe
rior to that Of any other Lexicon with which ac
quainted."
From Hon. H. Il. Carney EsC- O0psaissioaer o.
Schools In Ohio.
1.-THE most reliable standard authority Of the Ian
guage.p
Leading Newspapers of Ohio Say.
From ne Ogeveland Herald Of NdrcA %.
The orhography Of the Worcester Dictionary IL that
used BY most, II not all, authors OF distinction In this
country and England and conforms to the general usage
Of ordinary writen and speakers.
Whatever prejudices may have existed previously,
careful study Of this volume will invariably be followed
to add It TO the well selected library, be IL large small
It library In sel and will remain an imperisha.
bic record Of the learning ofits compiler.
From tie Cincinnati Commercial, Of Apr4 20.
Here are upwards Of hundred thousand words-good.
bad and indierent-whose multifarious meanings and
dervations together with their correct spelling and pro-
nunciaon, are set clearly before the eye The work IA
unouestonaby the greatest ThesauTua Of English Words
ever published.
From the OzecIGnd PIGfndeGler Of Sept. 20, 1860.
Evidently WoRcnTKR's ROYAL ouARro DICTIONARY Is
not only the last, bat Tho BEsT toork of The ktnd 6Uer is
sued and can ~ no possibility suffer by comparison or
controversy.
From 6e Toledo BIadS Of Aay 20.
As to PRONUNCIATION, WoRcrsTER IS TEE STANDARD
followed by our best authors; in definitions he leaves
nothing to be desired and in 0RTHoaRAPHY 10 sufficient
to say that WoRCrsrER can be safely followed.
INGHAnI & BRAGG,
Booksellers &c StatiOncrs,
NO. l9l SUPERIOR ST., CLEVELAND. OHIO.
mAI9 ..
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Gents Linen Shirt Collars,

li OOuUo 14luOh OAlAV OO"A13
or SUPERIOR QUALITY I'm GAR.
" R0TE, Standing, Byron, PerMgnay, R1pfrsw and
other new shapea Hemmed Pocket HAndkeychiefs, Neck
Ties stocks Street and Evening Gloves Half Hose Of
every kind Under Garments and all kinds Of GentsRuT
nishns Goods in great variety and at modeats prices
T--'i 49, tf Balm 4 SON,
febe2 No. 20 South High street.
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C0FGRE S5ios,AL,
IIxyI,h CONeRt~s-x.esas sss.i.s.
THuRspAY. Anil q.

THURSDAY, April ,.
SRNATK.-Mr. Hale reported, from the Naval
Committee, bill appropatIng S25 600 10 enable
the Secretary OF tie Navy 70 test plaus for rende
Ing floating batteries invulnera5le. Passed
Also, blu for the relief Of the widows Of Oh.
GERS, seamen and marines OF tie ffigates Congress
and COMMUNICATING them twelve months'
extra paw. Pass>d.
Mr.. Wilson offered a resolution directing the
Military Committee to inquire and report whether
any further Legislation Is necessary to prevent
military officers from returning fugitive slaves
Laid over.
Mr.. w. also introduced bin TO establish 3
buresu Of army clothing. Referred
Mr- Davis introduced declaIstoFy rstolutionG
settling forth the purposes for which the war Is
being prosecuted on the part Of the Government
Laid over.
On motion of Mr.. Sumner the pending bill
providing for the administration Of the oath OF
allegiance 70 American citizens in foreign coup-
tries, was taken up and passed.
The bill TO abolish slavery In the District os
Columbia, was then taken up, and Mr. McpoS-
gal addressed the Senate against Il.
L HousR.-Mr. Spaulding offered resolution
requesting the President, IL not incompatible
with the public interests, o. communicate any n
formation received at the State Department rels-
tive to any revenue system existing In foreign
countries. Adopted
The bill providing for the reorganization Of ths
Navy Department was recommitted.
The Tax bill Yves then taken up.
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SECOND EDITION.
DUN MILITARY BUDGBT,
NAVY HAAp-NoRR RETueHrs.

The Yankee 10 still lying st the wharf, and the
woffmen are busy upon her usachInsry, which q
being thoroughly overhsuled. She will be rot
ready In day or two, and viii sssin t,ks hr
place on the river
The steamer John Fadon, Of New York, arrived
ron Old Psint this morning, having In .ov two
ehooners. She, also, Gomez up for rep.iu
The King Phillip arrived from the lower river
at late hour last night bringing I'D four refugees
from westmorsland and Richmond countis< WA
came OF from Kinssle on Saturday last. They
state that the rebels are pressing every male BE-
tween the sges Of Is and IS into the service, and
that they have been elUsely hunted for q week o.
two. The Confederstes have lei the pe.ghbot.
hood, even drawing away their pscfsts bat a
lew squads OF cavalry roam through the country,
picking up every person y ho 10 able 10 bear arms
and imrressiDs them into the service.
These refugees are natives % hat rect,on ona
being an old farmer named 6srdy, and the otAers
young men engaged in business near him. One
OF the Young has been acting az the Conf der.t.
postmaster al Kinsale, but the citizens having
Petitioned JeH Davis to discontinue him In the
eface and impress him into the army, be resolved
to make his eNcsPe. One Of the refugees who
was In the mercantile business, states that On.
following were the ruling prices thsre lase-
ly: Coffee, 81 IS per pound; sugar, 90 cent?.
salt, (fne,) sec per sack; and table salt out up
In half gallon sacks, Sl IS; boots could only be
had In Fredericksburg, and then at SI3 so Der
pair They say that late secesh papers state thst
the Federal loss IN the recent con6Iot with tee
Merrimac was 500; also that the Monitors shot
ha d no more effect on the sides Of the Merrimac
than haistones.
few DAYS since the steamer Union ran into
the Wicomico and brought out a secesh schooner,
called the Isabel, without being inteffered with
She is In e pod order, and can be very usefullv
employed by the Government. The owner, Capt
VIM. Dawson, OF WestmoTeland, has had Der
laid up since the commencement Of the war.
THK NEWSPAPER CHARGES AGAINST THE sKcRt-
TARY OF THE INTERIOR.
The New York World having reiterated its
vague charges against the integrity Of Secretary
Smiths management OF the Affairs Of the Interior
Department, that gentleman hss promptly de-
manded Of the conductors OF that journal The name
Of bis covert assaIlant, and specifications Of the
latter's allegations. He indignantly scouts tbs
accusation as being morstrous fabrication, got
ten up To compass some sinister purpose, ana
evidently intends pursuing the matter in order
to make al example Of those who may be behind
his irresponsible sassilsnt H. az Is probable some
such person be named In answer to his demand
Of the proprietors Of the World Newspaper.
cAsHIKRKD.
Capt William Lhley, Quartermaster Of the
brigade commanded bv Gen. Is.sc + stevens,
has been tried by court martial az Beaufort, 8.
C., on toe charge Of " conduct unbecomine an
ofhcer and a gentleman" found guilty and SEN
fenced TO be cashiered.
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LOCAL NEWS.
AMrsExssrs 10 Sts =


FoRp's ATHENEUM-In Consequence Of the fact
that great number Of persons were unable to
obtain seats In the theater last mig bit TO witness
MI Forests grand impersonatiop Of Jack Cade,
the bondman Of Kent, /" In the celebrated histori-
cal tragedy Of that name, the piece win be re-
pested this evening. Secure your seats In the
asy time, by all means
wILIARDs' HALL.-First grand concert OF
Madame Henry G. Watson, a favofite In musical
circles In New York. assisted by Mr.. 9. B. Mills,
the celeorated pianist; Mrs Elinor Drummond,
Mr.. j. X. Thomas, and Mis Nina Foster, the
young, beautiful, and accomplished elocutonist.
CANTERBURY HALL.-Percival's great comoina-
ton company still draws, and no wonder, con-
sidering the novelty and variety Of the perform
ances, and the excellence Of the singers, dancers
and actors. The mat nees are growing In popu-
larity. Yesterday afternoon the silk dress was
presented to Mrs Sherman, No. so Prospect st.
Georgetown.
Opp Fellows HALL.-If you have a at Of the
blues 90 to zee and hear Kunksl's grand Night
ingale Opera Troupe, and II will vanish instantly.
These excellent performers were always popular
here and have improved since their last visit to
the Metropolis.
PARkER's HALL, young Mems Christian Asso-
citation Rooms THE young ladies Of the First
Baptist Church promise all who visit them
kindly welcome, and an evening Of unalloyed
enjoyment, frightened by the consciousness Of
aiding a good work. Their Fair and Festival il
= popular institution.
CLARENDON CONCERT HALL Eating, drinking
and smoking; charming Hebes to delight the
eye, and exquisite music 20 crafty the ear.
Apply as above.
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The INDIAN HERB DOCTOR,
From Canada.
BIZ WISE BEFORE IT Is TOO LATE.

Call without delay, and see Dr. TuMBLKrY,
the 10 dian Herb Doctor By so doing YOU will
escape the iron grasp Of mercury and other bale
full pr isons. Nay, more, you will become once
more In possession Of that greatest of all earthly
blessi ngs-Health.
desire your PROSTATE hearts to lift,
Your bleeding wounds TO cure,
and with the treasure Of Natures gift,
Relieve the rich and poor.
TIE following 10 q list Of the chronic CON-
plants which are treated by DIR. Tumblety with
uni aralleled success:
Dropsy, Dyspepsis, Fits, 81. Vitus's Dance, Rheu-
matism, Diseases OF the Kidney and Bladder, and
all Diseases arising from Impurity Of the Blood,
such as Scrofula or Kingf Evil, Erysipeles, st.
Anthony's Fire, Cancer, Fever Sores, OF however
long standing.
which have bafied the science and skill OF Gallo
mel doctors. "a good tree Ia known by IL GOOD
fruits," and good physician BY his successful
works.
So don't be cast down, be You ever 20 I'll,
But 20 and partake OF his superior skill,
That never has failed, there are hundreds can
Who are brought nom death. door, now happy
His charges are moderate. Mild treatment and
VIII soon purify the whole mass Of your blood;
Malignant diseases he soon shall put down,
There are Thousands could tell now who lives in
The Indian Herb Doctor will describe diseases
and tell his patients the nature Of their com
plants or Illness without receiving any informa-
lion from them. No charge for consultation
once, No. IL Washington Building, Pennsyl-
vanis avenue, corner 7th street. mar 2l-1m
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DRAKE's PLANTATION BIrrKRs.
q ~ fQSn ~

tenn, 10 perfect appetizer, and the most agree
able and efectual tonic in the world. It is COM
posed OF the celebrated Calissya Bark, Roots,
Herbs and pure st. Croix Rum; particularly
Weakness, and IL just the thing for the changes
Of seasons
Sold by all Grocers, Druggists, Hotels and sa-
looms. r. II. DRAKE & Co.,
ap eo3m& ZOE Broadway, New York.
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CLEANING THE AvKNuE.-During the past week
about one hundred laborers have been busy clean
ing up the dirt on the avenue Some dozen or
two carts as the dirt is swept up in heaps, cart 1t
to the mall, over which 1t IL spread. The work
was commenced at the foot Of the Capitol on
Monday last, and thus far the avenue has been
swept clean as far as Tenth ct. The work is done
under the direction of the Commissioner of Pub
lie Buildings, and IL Immediately superIntended
by Messrs Stewart and Burch.
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DROP IN At the "People's Dollar Store" 43s
pennsylvania avenue, near Four and half street.
Examine the splendid assortment of yewelry,
Silver Plated Ware. and mammoth Gold Pens,
and stake your choice for one DOLLAR sp L 5ts
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DEATH OF CLERsYMAN.-Rev. Father sheF-
man, the esteemed curate Of st. Dominic .
(Catholic) Church In the Seventh Ward. died
Yesterday morniTg. In the afternoon his remains
were conveyed to the new Catholic Cemetery,
where they will remain until the desire of the
Proyi nciall Is issued. This estimable clergymans
disc sc was smallpox which he contracted in the
cour e Of his faithful ministerial duties for he
wish ID the sick without regard to their religious
pref rences.
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CAPoNs, LAME AND AsPARAeUs.-Wilson, 119
Pennsylvania avenue, between Nineteenth and
Twentieth streets, still ahead. He Is daily In
receipt Of the above delicacies. Those who want
should not fall 10 call early. 2t~
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t. FIRE NEAR TRNNALLYTowN.-We noticed
a d., or two since the firing and destruction
Of q e cottage of poor man by the name Of
Hail es who resides near Tenallytown. The in
ceno Iary act was charged upon member Of the
And hson Zouaves. We are informed that the
Zou. yes were ordered from that eighborh hood,
and eft IL, a week before the FIRE. One Of the
regiments at present encamped in that vicinity is
resp ,nsible for the act it IL said.
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LIE Bon TON FOR APRIL, containing a reliable
report Of Paris, London and New York fashions;
also, full sized patterns A most invaluable work
for milliners and dress-makers. For sale at Shil-
lington's book, newspaper and stationery store,
Odeon Building, corner Four-and-a-half street
and Pennsylvania avenue. 1t
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Row IN TEMPERANCE ALLEY.-Yesterday, a
man named Conrad II. Brakeman and a boy
named T. A. Wannell got into a fight in this no.
torious alley in the Third Ward The boy picked
up stone and threw II at Brakeman, but missed
his mark and struck child Of Mrs M Bresna-
han, cutting Its head very severely. The parties
were arrested and taken before Justice Thomp-
son, who sent Brakeman to the workhouse for 30
days; fined the boy 8 81 for disorderlv conduct,
and held him to further security for the assault
and battery on the child.
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p, fscE 6KoRsE's COUNTY CIRCUIT COURT
The equity term Of this court commenced yestef
day and the regular law term will commence or
Monday next.
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INDIA RUBBER GOODS.
India rubber Sheets for protecting children's
beds, that no family should be without; IS cents
each.
Rubber Blankets, for soldiers, 81 .25 each.
Rubber Ponchos and Blankets com bined, 90 SO
each.
India Rubber Goats, white or black, - so each
India Rubber Leggins 81 per pair.
And all kinda Of X ubber Goods, including Rub
Der Boots and Shoes, X ubber Shoppers for bottles,
Door Mats, Under Sheetings for beds In sickness,
&c, DC, at manufacturers prices, ct Il A. Hal's
India Rubber Warehouse, 30e Pa. av., between
Ninth and Tenth streets feb LIT
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ALL PERSONS can find the bes! stock of Cloth
ing, Furnishing Goods. Trunks, Hats and Caps,
at Smiths, No. 40 Seventh street, near r.
fe 2T-3m
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BRANDRErH's PILLS, composed wholly OF veg
etable matter, are found by experience to be
harmless to the most tender age or the weakest
frame, under every stage Of human suffering;
the most pleasant and benign in their operation
that were ever offered to the world, and at the
same time the most certain In searching out the
root Of any complaint, however deep, and Of per-
forming a cure. B. BRAspRKru NJ D.
Sold at No. 20i Canal street, Brandreth Build
ing, New York, and at the Branch Once, corner
Ninth and E streets, Washington, ID. c. p. s.
Suffers supplied by the dozen. NH 29-1w
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BOARDING.

ROAR0-Tve large Front Rooms, Furnished
- eech. suitable for gentlemen and lady, or two
8entemsn; Pleesanty sItuated. &C 500 \ street.
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MARRIED

married.
On Tuesday, April lst, By Rev JIG Butler, MI
JOHN z. A., CRUPPER TO Miss FRANCIS A
GREEN, both of Washington. .
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w young voman to do ohsmbsrvorT. wasSine
between 9Th and 7th. IFS"
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DR.. WHITE, the Chiropodist, is a wonderful
operator. His method of treating corns, bunions,
bad nails, etc, is perfection itself Suffer no Ion
ger from those terrible evils but submit their treat
ment to the science and skill Of DR.. White, at 426
Pennsylvania avenue, between 4 \ and 9th SIS. n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-04-03

LIME LIME :! LIME 1.-THE subscriber has on
hand one thousand barrels Of the best wood burnt
Lime, which can only be had at his lime kilns,
he having dissolved all connection with any other
place or establishment for the sale Of Lime Ge-
ment, &C., and which will be sold low for the
cash. Imar 29-t1 VIM a. Cooley
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RKsUnPTIos or Trade on THE CAsAL.-The
a.or0stown terminus Of the Chesapeake and Ohio
csna7 now presents q most gratifying scene Of
hsstIe snd activity Boats now extend along the
hsnks for q mile loaded with four, grain, wood,
NJ b.rTels Of aour have already arrived there, and
mare than II 100 bushels Of grain.
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POLICE The Third Ward patrolmen reported
Conrad II. BRAKEMAN, drunk and disorderly
work ouse 30 days. II. A. Wannall, disorderly;
dnsd % o.. Also, for assault and battery; secu-
ritY for hearing, before Justice Thompson. r .
Rabiado, throwing filth In the street; So cents
costs. Jas r. ArbemeT, drunk and disorderly;
dismissed. @. w. Amor, do; fined 81, by JUS
Tice CLAYTON.
The Fourth Ward patrolmen reported w A
Church, disorderly and profane; was locked up
seven hours and dismiss G. Pappers charged
with renting a house for improper purposes; dis
missed by Justice Walter. VIM. Hicks, ma King
threats Of violence held to security for peace by
Justice Dom John Amos assault and battery;
dismissed by Justice Clayton.
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1t HENRY ADDISON, Postmaster.
YEN OTIC E-MARKET STALLS AND
H BENCHES IN GEORGETOW N-Al
the Stalls snd Benches inside and outside of the
market house in Georgetown, on which the assess-
ment hes not been paid will be sold 70 the hiEhe-+
bidder for cash on SATURDAY, the 5;h OF April
next. at 10 O'Clock . m aid at the same time
three additional Stands at the head of the market
house Will be sold TO the highest tidder for cash,
NIB Sl-5t WIN. LAIRD. Clerk.
n~GEORGETOWN TAXES FOR 1867
JIG Notice il hereby given that Discount of
ten per cent. win be allowed on the taxes of TIE
current year, II paid, or before the first of April
next. CHAS. ID, WEIGH,
NH 2l-2w Collector.
~N OF c E -LICENSES-Au persons
N whose Licenses from the Corporation of
GEORGETOWN expire on tbs S'st instant ar hereby
notified promptly to tenew the same; otherwise
they subject themselves 10 q hne, and the law il
compulsory upon the proper officers % enforce ssid
fine against ali dehn4uents. no further NOTICE will
be given.
NH Is SkvthpIo VIM. LAIRD. Clerk,
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WANTS.

WANTED-By q respeotabls girl, a SIYUA-
w TION as chamberHaid and nurse. Its
WANIED-A GIRL to cook and do general
w housework. Apply at ??s PennsylyanIa
avenue. over Hoods Jevelry store rs
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WANTED-By a lady with Singers machine,
W aSITUhTION. Understands tailoring and
AZ kluds Of work. Address Miss Frances /" Post
Omco.
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w learn the oonfectlonerv trade Germ an
preferred. Apply at JOSEPH SCHAFFIELD 8
ConfsctlonerJ, Sixth street, between g and II.
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WANTED IMMEDIATELY-A MAN who
w has had SOM experience IN maklrg ard doinx
G and ID sta. LIS
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HEALTH FOR THE SoLDIRRs.-For one who dies
from the effects Of the bullet, ten perish from
damp and exposure to night air Small doses Of
Holloway's Pills taken every other night will
correct all disorders of the Liver and Stomach,
purify the blood, and insure sound health to
every man. Only 25 cents per box. 222.
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Capt William Liiley, Quartermaster Of the
brigade commanded by Gen. Isasc T. stevens,
has been tried by court martial al Beaufort, 3.
c., on toe charge Of conduct unbecomine an
oficer and a gentleman" found guilty and SEN
fenced TO be cashiered.
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WANTED-A6ENTS to canyas reriments
w around Washing ton in q light and profitshle
business Apply Ct R&DMONDS GALLERY, No.
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GEORGETOWN ADvERTMTS
LIST OF LETTERS REMAINING IN THE
Posr OFFICE, GEORGETOWN. ID, C.,
Aprfl 4, 1869.

10 Persons applying for letters IN the following
list vii please say the, are sdvertised: othervies
they may not receive them.
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TOOK WANTED-A Colored Woman Who
~ can come well recommended can obtain q good
pIaoe and good wages BY applying at No. 500
Massachusetts avrnue, between New jersey av,
and North Capitol at. ap2 81
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" (UNDRR CLARENDON HoTRL.)
CONCERT EVERY EVENING,
BY FULL BAND!
Beautiful Waiting Girls,
Good Liquors, Cigars, and
ap 2-lvS Everything in the Eating line.
odd FELLOWS HALL,
" Stctzh ST., near the Post 0fes,
EVERY EVENING DURING THE WEEK!
Kunkel's Nightingale Opera Troupe
TIE LARGEST,
MOST VERSATILE
AND BEST ORGANIZED
Company Of Minstysfs in ths World
Comprising
SEVENTEEN OF THE PICK I'D STARS OF MINsTRKLsY,
among whom are
GEORGE KUNKEL, HARRY LEHR,
NELSE SEYMOuR, 7. u. FLOYD,
THEO. APREND, and IL Others.
bills.
Doors open at 7; ocmm sncs at O'Clock.
sp1 st (kepubiiosn
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sxsr DowN -Yesterday afternoon, Mary Kee.
nan and Mary Kelly Were brought TO the Once OF
Justice Clayton, by Sergeant Burnham, Of the
county, having been found by him In the Cath
oil. cemetery In company with q number Of sol
diers VINO locked az II they were after s'no good.
The Justice after being sati sled that they had no
a. visible means Of support, J" committed them to
ohs work. house.
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HORsx DEALING. Yesterday, Justice Dom
was called on 70 decide civil case, Bayliss W
shumacher, the amount Of the claim being i've
dollars, O balance due on the sale Of horse
The horse was delivered by Bayliss, who received
ten dollars cash, and warranted the horse 70 ca
and teork anywhere Schumacher put In the plea
mat the horse would neither eat nor t0ork- Bu
when asked why he did not return him, replied
that he had traded him OF. The justice gave
JUDGMENT for the plaintiR.
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PRIVATE STABLES NOT NUIsANcKs - ustice
Clayton has been engaged for several days past in
hearing case in WITCH a Mr. Jacobs was the
complainant, and Mr.. VIM. Tousig the defend
ant. The warrant charges Tousig with creating
q nuisance by keeping a stable near the dwelling
of Mr. Jacobs. Quite number Of witnesses Were
examined, some of whom testified that ordinarily
the stable Is kept clearly stables usually are
Mr. Norris appeared for the defendant, and argued
the case at considerable length. The Justice YES
terday afternoon rendered his decision, dispissing
the case on the ground that private stable when
kept In q cleanly condition could not be public
nuisance, and 10 Ii was private nuisance redress
could be lad by civil action.
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WANTED MMEDIA 1.-TWO good
VESE MAKERS 10 work on custom work.
VANDORAN & JOURDAIN,
No. $50 Sc, enth rsat,
ap ST. 0pposits Patent flee.