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EEW.sE,ssFY ETEJzs.

! 4 CrNTirNsS AID Lazy sEtrLr SrFFccATrD.
A In and ,f, Thotley. Of Hobosen bad anarrow e'
cape i.sm sloclon Gw dag. sace. They ven, TO IT,
.g-cs asv hc1ss which hal jast been completed aud iu
~Acl hal been nshtrd Ia OF The rooms for h, pu
,osc q d'i1g plss,erirg Mo Ihor'y snersd ore OF
80 had h~-n eiss" for .,n" o,e snd 10 I.
overcome - 'hf ctrcs " re go gas eni "i
fhe floor utterrsa Tor help NJ T. rushed to her
rescue Ron b. pro reI. snd ising ;he stove,
o. COT sfshiy uurnrd worsnrn attracted 40
aud r.fcued tho info fInso persons from theis
preus situation Tho supposoa " have been retained
Ia tho room d., defect Ia the chimney.
HAL RonnTRY.-On Monday evening tie re-
sldeure ~ M James A. Wiliunsln No 5 Morris o. Get,
Isr.cv CIV eo.vd BY hall thieves and 'iS oysrcosts
b~sngi s-nlfmel 10 er"tcug the ming here
wsf. stolen Chi.f Riley recovered Three " them fsom
thief 40 s.tenp.ed 10 cGoss 10 hew.fofI
MisoSfc FUSyRAL.-fhe funeral Of VI. Aleyen-
T., Diver we'll k4osga clt zen % Ir-s,y CIV viii take
place ~ he 1 Reformed Dutch Church ths tNslnesi u
efn.y Of which Ao prominent sui jealous member
NEW ENoisT.-ArIesseoh Engine Company No.
o. leroy CRY wi proceed 70 NewAork IBIS "WEDNESDAY
afternoon pug2oac Of bringing home hne engine
from the manufacturers.
HJnsoS CousrY BIBLE SacIFrY.-This Society
hs elected the following Standing Committees lor the ensuing
year
EyrioKAIioS ASD srFrLr-iey. hsssss Taylor Rabbit,
DtgO,roAr-Rsv r y. Van Cetf Messr, r. Csse and J.
3 Howell
I Prnrc MrvsiyGs-Rev. WIN. Ncuinder. Rev. Richard
Van Aorc, aud Rev y ). Herbs.
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UNITED STATES MARsHABs OyYICE-Dee 30
sLhIEAlE NY nLNANCnI lOMMLILn.

Ferdinand DemaIchi Was convicted. n fcw mouth.
ego in the United States Circuit Court IL tao murder
trunt Nnceht bOaIa the bark Bond- and Judge Shg
man sent re him to DO hung IN February next lie wt
delond,d b, Mr. Edwin james
1hi. morning Marshal Murray received from Preside 4
Lincoln sn order directing tbs Communication Of the prisoner.
sentence ou death TO imprisonment the state fh.on foI
Is yeH MsI.hs Murray took tho document 10 ,he Totnb
sud read II 10 tho PrsoIeI.
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1nvulIGrc.

ALL kinds of FURNITURE, LOOKING
n GLASSES. MhTlEtsSES BEDDING &c c"eiI5
nan a. An, other Warranted. sud dei.'ees 20, ~
uo,,,ot ,s Noe The aunoer--yOu viii save money -
DLDROOM ENAMELED ttkNli NJ -
ali coiDs ofwaranted manufacture As', spfSlls
tnber Suites PLAIN add ornamental a. H. :, ar "a
Tons 800 Cans-s, opposite Wooster t'taol'Ao1 -
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Cost arc ionno.

Il ST OR STOLEN.-At Ba!umere mn MI,
l abon, tho i0h OF nov 1851! CEh Iif 1T ssc.
PO,Ir In tic Park Hars, Nrv-NoEk NJ So ~ I..is
IN 1902 FOR ~ 0cO p, able sold 10 Voc In, Ill
n.,rd In. public Gfe cautioned against 1eso., ~, -
esniG,ate As psyHesi la, beoa ftoIPed ana s TskRD
dorsed by
Nav \ orb Dec 20 1907.
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iAlyeriise nent.l
TIFF UNITED STATES TAX LAW,

.;ov BgAuy psmJh'sro. Js pass, hle white paper
.sde the h wlir I, word fJs Hctl IN accoriincs with
The ORIGINAL ,gn"ld u AiDtA5ets hecipitn.
ION Of cvsry Article t,Hed by the Law, aud the amount
~ tna esl thereon hi. r>udeis 1t OS conpets
shd COVE -ui ~ :, % possible 20 uiiAe T.
Pre-, cans postpst - oO II ssl, by express; -
pog lOJ II W Nail. Adde'S Tug lHi8rSE. Nsw'Iork
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CITY yTEr,g.

| NEW-lFARs tNE.-lDc it5l Qby anu Fio ias
ns Of tho Old Year f to bring subjects foF reflection
to tho eae aLi houshul mind. Dniins the pact i e.
bundled snd ,iSyGy. day people have Oceo stand
r IN the nll., Of rrca ogeuts Elections knowing r-es
sus. have been heileray ha been aided ~ afy1eite'
h-ye been loo, and .e courage patriotism. rud enda
rc Of .u, Rave bz.u s1d sar been tested
10 the presence Of inscriptions AMI cruel enemy we
now tue curtain saj took back upon the pat eoiciou'
that orr os,e us. ard thsi iiice VIII yin the victory ID
present Struggle for lie and liberty Freedom never fe'r'
cannot o.u step thu, ale he's
AIKEN TIE csuos OF the a' ;. wora deep VITA zoe foot
.pn Il reform aud people have mrd' great advucs'
ent ~ hs direction W. shall not sc0ce our Interests
10 pro.s. the property o. febs. Ne shall no. re;ofn t-
raipe -i,y. . bondsrs W. arc Ggnus In e-lnst noe.
I the bel ion mas, he csd Ia n,ny OF tae chufcho'
lsvou 10 u and VII s.-ube 10 waci AM pray AM
here VII be few Indeed ~A1se 'yups,l e' vii no. be
af-s ~ tie rr,. ei,n that since tie commence
ue Of he war relative, srj m ndi have seae- ih-i
ayslty si'a their bool What spectacle vat corgre-
tuc1 ~ worsLpsrs sreene tie gfiysof rei i.Aef'
Irott~r aa5 ciior,u When N CLOCK o. ages .h sdks.
LAY We net e1peo. ina, (. viii rio, sysry ani rio.
10 Go,dom ?, tnr1-Js picture Of 70 hsy th., We zee
u IA. apt tall uip Aciowned rses 30 The ~ lc,iy
sfhs go~er srJ pea, the trnuprt Il lt"y % his ps he
30. been uu'ei .han IN, other msa Of modern tre'
40 10 81 nc he,fay ths, asiion Of slave bowe-
In chair, and n4'!or Of teuen fighting fof peace end
a. o. .
.'., va '''"
~ ~ ~ ~" = "a - - e,s
ty "s-' hs VIZ nos ~ "'' 70 10 -.
h' 70 we WV - 49, -.
,oar4s fcl sron ;r ecL'fs over or broad .-ut TIE
'-'"' -, ... 49,. Ell. ....t 90,
j. '''' -" ''.''' 80" t.ss.,.-. -.
p" 'ne "''''' Wv = -, =.
&c eo'o .i"'i' "' ''- .''. ''-' ''' ,.,I.-.'-
Ices al o" '' Pc '-.' ".'''a''''. 80 ''-
-" '" '"" '' 80 "' 49,,
"'i.'".-. 49, "a" '-' :. - -
i-'jom Nc'hsh commence 80" go III ''i ''''''' o.
s niafrfl; 81 ~ ts Yor go s- ciusr % sau.Aio
- Ia. LOT a., .... ,.... add, ,f.r., t..,, Y,,r
r.. ~. .., ~. -., --r.,.--- Cr,,,v.-
.. ..-..t .. ..t.n-
- 80. a.. ,.,.,l,
.. ...
.t ,.. .
a ~ '''o'-' ~ 80
p slt btl IT, = NfA 60 100 d. Do istt' A.'.i'. D. 't-
I8rT Grand N.i.sr srf. 50 ea1.ss.y IT, rfliy
riu,-l h.u-s iy George g. u-,iow o.. lse.ils Esils
: Las Roe of .unl..r C.i4lbi,, $50 ocia Of TIC
IL
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cngsCngerA krrixAA

n brig her'.a, from gsyd Cyux-Capt O. w Hp,.. -
schr Mary EHly Capt X. Ray isto Of brig Ca6l, ca
ly1r late o. tars Just S.ory; C,p. O. W Peerson IA.
" schF Dophn Capt j. Ross se 4 Dr. sebr Sir Edv,,i
Poget. md 10 IN sieersge All the above meut!,usd 49,.
were wrecked Oct q dnrins mother. s
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tbs PoLIcE ASD rnE JAPANESE FUsD.-Oa
hondy evening aLluber Of tho eKpo,clnen were 10
ihr Dep-tnent at the ,lnn Of tao ia reception Lod
meeting to conidef wha, sp, should be taken Tor .s 70.
oovey Of their respective share. Of tho Jagsnose fund
YosieIlys Committee. appointed a, ths, ues.us. Waited
upon Gonmi. Toner Bowen to ascertain Wh.'ho tAe meu
beis Of The force duty tho no Of the spaee recop
ior bit who bad been dsrhugd ncc would receive their
shire Of sold fund Nj Bowen stated he though, n o.
EMIT "a 70 H. Bat no posd sabn the gues
ton TO tbs Couass Of tbs Board. aud got h, opinion
whether tho money originally given to the members OF
the force to tbs Department
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BOARD OF ALDERaEN.-ihis Board met at
O'Clock YESTERDAY afternoon. bat Immediately thereafter took
Of 1.on minutes to tho soon Of she Council.
on certain papers The inormh.on having expired,
tho roll again called whom. motion II Nj Eoole the
Of tho Mayor vs,oiug tho spPOintmsn. Of 40 Com.
m'sioner Of Deeds taken up Ahsr word from Mr..
Bo,o regard to tho subject tho resolution making the az.
pontmsnt passed over the veto. For want Of further
blre tho Board adjourned anti, this afternoon at oeloeh
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DR.. LEvETT's DEN1IFRIcR AND LOTION
,rensy years test IN h, extensive dental prscce' IS
hisnly Price - vi eli Diusssis and
u NO Il Waysrey giace.
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Thomas Andrews tgt. Jas. Eilis-Motion denied

SUPERIOR COURT-sr, ciAi Tra-Dnc. 3).-Be'o's Jus
toe FosroEin.
DHCifiONs.
VIM. II. Pbsre ct al. ag. Chas. s. Bailey Ct al
r,.ion denied w,th aib Cos T. au15 ey11L PGPsrs 10
ClrrL's Office.
ne',rc Jnrties NO"crIEF.
Jane r. TAYLOR ssf. John .oardl nu John lrnIns ~
o.rph G,lly. LhoD.rsf sreley sg ZONES w b',r 'h,'
nrs - Jsr,r, C. Icwet. john H. u. fz- Freeman
,o..r Ii .rc Poaoll net John - Li!iuss. NsLd1 Gay
~, Iohn Cook r John }. Phili ~. Joseph tuGeG'm
Of'eti grated. ,
VIM. n. Asphalt 'g,- VIM. Z. Lsureaee-Jnisemon' Of
fifeciOspTr. Sc. n,
1s,r-a Lrovn art. ~. INSTRUMENTATION cenicL DC
loucsnt 10 have ten dog to ap.wor &C.
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ALLEGED GRASD LARCFSY.-Yesterday, officers
Irrs Anderson an, ted Margaret TuOu snd ni Jane
I.rc on caa'rs Of st-aog fom Timoheus chi dley his
COL wch an chsin valued 49, Will. IN tneir society
~ ho.. ,rroriy AIosu q, tie TIE Rains" in Ninth
ayauo They before Justice nelly aud commit
TED Tor examination.
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SUPREME CoURT-cnAsBsr.-Dec. o0-Bs,cr. Justi.
BARNARD.
1HE JUDGMENTS AGAINST FERNANDO WOOD.
I.airhfnn al onA

Leighton est Fernando Wood
-Four Judgments of 81, 900 each having been rem
deed against the def pdaut by default in actions for assault
and battery committed upon the plaintiffs dudng the police
Iots Of 1891 motion WA made last week sail do
isuits ~ Irregular An objection made against judy,
Barnard hesing tho motion the ground that he
se for tho defendant 81 the time the Of action
To-day. shs Judge dsesdsd sgainst the objection fsr VIC
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iAdverti-emsut
TINS IS A GnANn EAMiLY HOLIDAY at BAR.

news Mcssra slso the lat day u lie ge. drama Cor,
ILgy B.wN III. Played afternoon aud evening At and y
o,cck. Al 10 have II su)rd embrace tbs 1876
opportunity. Coum1 lore !u,t. the ia. Woman, Alonos'
sorn.!ug Beif-, 40, a. al hours
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Bulls UEAD.-Tbe report Of tie Cattle mark ct
nj, vosk rrsleui' rsmuteble iesti-e T4ero (.
aei plethora q e. AIM. O.. 10 AtAincr suJ 10 Tue
n.ts; Il great Cer,ly ri. IS nc.
ronrafed ~ .ire 1Ae r,c-l. 4 I've h5g j. tho srge,t
~ ,oue Zoo Lead received 20 his city So
nlrbehls over 6itol TIE receipt Of b,ey though
asse d. 10 previous seek'. remarkably lge Tor tho
seas IA season Of dance ia e poultry msik- TLs
price Of al ordinary grades Of oecf ciue tas tua very low,
e1 It dfcu t. Ind purchasers FOR 4l seo AMI ,omo
Of them sod ~ lowe price, thau aay time 1861 The rango
Of Price boz been from 20 4i7s head AID ro. to iic
not of tire leef TIL. very great range ut tue
Loci a. tho .tems IN tho ful report Of the market
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IAicnrii.cnenil


BANTAM MEN.-TOm Thumb and Com. Mutt
With portrait, aud description IN JOURNAL
WY arc they - h,t,oi Newsmen have H. or Will got L.
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MunDrRoUs AssAuLr.-AbOr' | o'clock yestcr-
day uncrainr David Hogan white proceeding homewsrd
through Debro.se street as,.sd 5y $40 unknown men
ttgarops wound II. va, found 10 the .trset by Ohoe
TAYLOR II the i Precinct and conveyed 20 the New forA
II nsIl.al.
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enertl

4 LKCNEsS OF YOUR MIND, or your mental
rsfa would usks IN apr ias Holiday present for i1y
- se.tenan end may be Lad Of FowLsa- NsLLs faie-
no. .is.s, 40. 5Oj BfDadw.y.
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BERT rjar0cns' Nome.

p0rr.WAKuEss UftlCE. g. loi WaFA
NOTICE Is hereby gwen, IN accordance VIZ
- section I o. the A., ps.sei Apri Ia 1884, 'nrued -
Sc. 20 l.~o eate tie Wnt-1s Oace oi roe 70 81 ~
Ycss 10 all persons n-feted b., o. having eirse o. ls
snbe, o. uct inquiry. tzaIiinaon 's 'lseli..
me ios vessels noW OIief "x. alton ' 'lo ~
AIdens snd that she laid surveys cxAuuli2A- III "
completed wlhin ten dsss Isi succeeding tu1' "''' "
e.aTo ,li1 vessels 81, M
Z
Ship 4 'h~rs ushman. . 70
SON Alexander Ma shall ......t..s.'ss'''' 'e -.
ide. A
shin a. y. '
slip George " .snlL -.
s,.,r i,sv ma fie- 40 !.
Daring
Ba'k tl.p,os
Schooner 4. ". Bentley r . -,
WI l.. BUELEiUh, Fsss'ceiA
l. Avt's lTKRRt.AN. SrcfcarI
Iss-
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Dr. Baldwin u T~ent ycurh street. in behslf Of the
psny presented ,h pastor md his awabe wife with two
uea little packages OF geeubaoks" to tie value or
hn ,drej dolrs ornsrentei with dlcse sksn fsg Of the
uio, OF cour.e i. was sdJrooa acceptable
surplse. sui.r iIeuks returned 1r such tangole
erp.cson # ng.r During Tire evening az unlocked for
enerninont wa given by he noy. Dr. McGoweu. The Gee
bs;ed lecturer lpan who Teaed several Interesting Incl
don,s Of bis peF.slal experience among thu. people,
BoARp OF CoUScILMzN The Dosrd net on
Tuesiry O'clock p. M, tho pIesiisn G. C. fiIckrcy
esq in .1c chir
The Chi,f Eu,noer Of he Fire Department rent In tho
returns Of e election 70 Assistant Engeer for the Hsfiem
ps,rle,, nomiaetin, C. W Ridley for the position The
3oard confirmed tbc nomination
Az invitation 81 a. soce pied L, attend Do VIe,s alesosIco
Historical painting a. Nc. IS Leroy place.
Rssoiuorl pied expressive OF regret at the death
Of DitlDs Chsrle, uz j2a y. Z. W, who killed At
the battle Of Fcedehcksburg
sogd ppesrei il yesterdays report Of this Board
that tis. Of Comm.iouers Of needs published seVeFI
dave ,ilco Gdo. ted over the Mayors veto.
Adjourned to WEDNESDAY, at 2. IN.
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N.r-. DcNOrrSI' $ beautiful frs,-1rCrnium 50
annn- stitcl SEWING ,fAcHrsE Il Il ecusy sinpe
,ra ci@nt sd prlutfri Holiday Pr-tcut Sent FEE Of
.l.srIsAarxes rcc-.yto. .ixE DIHoKEI, 40
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rcssns That decre hcaf under these crcn,-
stance. would put IL Ia t- o. attorney 10 reuse 10
ur-ceei ,ris Of e. make - nts"n-nt 90
motion n.s the grrte the bench personally 40 ted
nm 2 Th., 90 e. ,ne would have tendency 10 c,"he y
want Of conf 'ence 10 the sdIry; sui Ii the eject "i
.uiois would hi H. u.sri every Case a. Al plea n
ld be wade 90 plstpN.r aii or he-ras oaptes @ie
~, n. f. se an bad been i'tdy t. ihe rH'@s
on .rt- SITE o. 9TH 4au sh'h DID re g. a. lnr
i,n 10 fhs nlnds ~ ts community ~ rcgnshl4nc
with -il.i.s tn. .cr. their soirs,s would ~. d'
.aa,iIc,f iJn 80 ~ "a, tnie, 81 iiy 49, 'el1rl
The counsel ton p,sc,o4, 10 que d. Go molten % oP'h
%. tef iul's . ..,
E.Jasse, Dean aud plsr.roE. Tor motion l NED op'
P'''' prcrs,oy. ~ ~.
tClo,.,s a,Irorr. ,.f r. Ell.q-flqtion DEL led.
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COURT ciLENDAH-rm. DAY

supnruy Counr-CincUlr.-par I.--Nos. 1863
;sel 4;1g .s43 s7fi 47sJ ass f7a9, +i i1i) 800 -
i.7 i-7l 418q 40 s7n SOL la@. i8li. s3i3 80 SO
81 i8b AS 484J. 81 ). Part IL Nos ~, a.'' .i@i
5!4n ma .iit 5 5l52 !jI 5l;l. u ., 90 ant' no
sP $40 sl7l SIG 5- 49,, JSt $780, S!CS. 400, 1l9i
$50, 5l93, $780, 52'i, 1908.
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ltiveriisemsn,
MISS LAyIyIs WARRrN being called suddenly

70 Boston nd utterly ur,hr privately al tie cara
npon her { her cane yie would refer nef Tend' TO
srrlrtcss : Co. Quincy Son, sni APpe.oa
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As AenIrAnLK SrRrnrsr.-On Monday night a

AN AGREEABLE SuRrWsE.-On Monday night q
ze number Of tho members aud Of tho Stanton
street Baptist Church 'urpHscd' their paon. tho Rev Dr.
y. 7. liiscoI aud his family. or the party brought
along splendid holiday repas,, which among the
least Of lhs enjoyable thing, ofthe saair Before sepsu
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rsITEp sTA7is cincvT cornf.

y 10
DuftE The ,eaf Judge Ael-o. q ln Oh, Stl rms
Court be United State, in Toe patls Of JaAly ielfut
fy Mech I'D Dec,mIeI aud be- I he'd terms ~ 10. tl
cut Court n tht D.ui. vermont Cluuscucut 40 %
\ Tth.fn D.stuc. Stale. bnT.ur J.dsr N..ou, ab-
tL. ~ ct tue count held b. Dtc. Jdso
SaIPmal, Bette a. q Hal.
UNITED sIaILs COMMissfoSEL5 OTTiCF.
Kenusta q MLi,. c.q aud iueAsid l.. st4.s rli s,q
United State, Cou4iissiotrf.
They haze issued ug tho yoaf - variants fr vscn, =
Ct.r. W. murder suug!iiug err oct 40 uau
assaults val dangerous woarots larceny
eli, bseId fso aud de.rio. lOoa of 5 L-sye C..e'
~ elo ssIl before Oisnd Jufy ioT tttif sclion-
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90 farmers ano GDtbers.

L,ARM PRODUCE CCMMlssloN-HooS~
THE OLD FIRM OF
MILLER 6 CARPENTERS
e, the old stand ,,,,n,xn NETWORK
,,m receive and ssn POULTRY, 0Ahs bbSi1b
ii1gs BUTTER CHEESE, EbGs. bsau. - 80
ERIIlis BEANS, Seas, SO Casa ApVA'NAo "
MATS, and prompt Ie.aras made 9tss'A
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N'sIsruEH ALMANAC.
o-n-Ris5s....I:Zo Sets Noou-SsSs ~
mon WATER r.f.
INDY HOOK. 1919 GOV. island :. 4:ZOi Hell s,.s
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100 aud IL enl,es sentenced 20 lnpns0I,ntn
the sfato on tho ssgfeg-o to snicu4ta 1s yoas
md q months.
s,nte.ccd 70 impsonmeain tie feni,enuary9d males.
al itE.44es
s1louced 10 I'M risonmeHt IN the Cty Pfson-.a m.e,.
II females
sent 20 u guse 81 Refas e-l3 5oys ana cils.
tiy mdicao iOlad. AMI icl c0ngeuts dis
nj SCI By tIo 4 aud Jury.
34G ircoguz4 10 appear end aaswor were ed ana 70
~efo eued ouiius Tie Jtsf
Md costs collected dll paid into the County Treas
uy during tue y.bf tIi ~.
Mr Dcnry sudr.vooil Gsd ~ John Gpsrks the Clei
and Deputy q tLis Court N which celacy trsy hv5 IA
uy served tnr public for slsc0 VI 1rfy quarter o!
Ceu.y Bo Of thfso Eehisrea wiz receive tus Iusn.s o.
fcior.et many couI.cics ended to.Lid biu
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.

ANNUAL COURT STATEMENT FOR 1902.
We present TO our readers eta'cmebi' OF the
ousine. Of tho several for th, present yea.
Our reporter bis thanks to the judges CLERKS and OH
Ger. VIII, hwe rendered hin facilities dung the yon In the
dischstce oftl.is duties
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
Tie Uororx,les Charles 4. Daily, Johu II Brady and
Heory Hto~ Iudses; Ne bauie jarvis IT, Clerk Ihous
VI IeuI,n D.f.lty C.rrk.
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MF. Gran has done very vel with the opera CON.
.sny IN ihlldr Lila. aud viii ahofy bore At
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-31

A NEw ENCrST-Auesseoh Engine Company No.
o. leroy CITY wi proceed 70 NewIork bis tWedncsday
sefuoeD JOY pu2oic Of bringing homo hne new engine
Ton. fli. r.Uf. s.tr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-31
The sssseate nunb.t If sitting. in Court by I'll tho Judge
duriog tLo ysa1 was ~ day
MkllET CorRT.

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L. Hes. ne justices. Moses D. Oale. Llffk
Number Of Processes issued fcfn Jan. TO De- d. 6o2
Sum1nour, Warrants Attachments, Ahts's 6c....-a .
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Number Of fens.n 10 ~
Number ~ ecisl Term OfJrr. hcd JA
The OF which judgment has been obtained IN al i'
Si21 $40.
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Cases appe,led from Special 70
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Secai Ifl, tor the tfis % csusrs efe he'd iu Fore
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vii Ie IL 10 Pr. Ill
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-31

q. nofai Tenn the lat ThIrs1sv n erc'
month continue Tor since dave. h-d by I'll the IsIcrt
Couft l. every oay auf TO o.. r.ls.cl5f
Of ssiues,. .r.~Pi Study s.d the 1saal hitisvs.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-07-23
The ESahY Paws.

| have never known house without Il
baby that got along as other houses.
never known baby that didn't pay it's way
in smiles and kisses to beguie the toil-worn
and weary.
II was going out to-day to get some steers
to fat this winter, if that fellow had paid
mp his note yesterday" says William Nick
son, as with corrupted bFow and sad
look he sat down by the kitchen stove
my dear, thought you had twenty
steers now" gently replied his wife.
Twenty! and what are they to eat up
hundred acres of corn that wont pay for
hauling to market at shilling a bushel.
f'his miserable war!"
"NVah, wab, wab, says the baby. and the
fathers eyes mechanically wandered to her
where she is l0comoting along the floor
frog-lige as fast as hands and feet can
carry her.
Patty cake" says the older brother. and
as baby crowingly responds, the care-wrin-
kled brow of papa relaXes, and the corners
of his mouth began to twitch
"Gou mind how she singed for preacher
on Sunday" says little Charley
There never was SUCH b4by!" says pa
pa, rs he snatches up the chit and kisses
the hands that would fan twine themselves
in his whskers.
The steers and the cares are forgotten,
and after Il merry iamting of baby to Ban
bury Cross, he goes out to his field hands
a better and happier man.
For my part pity the woman who hasn't
got any babies 10 win back the smiles TO
the stern faces of the lords Gf creation
Prairie Farmer.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-07-23

iIEN HovsEs. - Poultry houses ioored
with beaten or well-rammed clay are said to
be less infected with lice than houses which
have sandy lluors. In this, however, as in
other departments of stock-keeping. clean
liuess is, after all, the best preventive.
Cleanliness of the house, and cleanliness of
the hen. TO secure the latter, lei a plenti-
iul supply OF pare fresh water be given
10 them and dustbath should form an
essential part Of the furniture of a hen
house. \ correspondent suggests that TO
cxtermnate lice in fowls, they should be
fed for several days on coarse meal wet
water, and sulphur mixed with it; the nests
being at the same time thoroughly cleaned,
the house fumigatcd with tobocco. and all
the roots and wood work whitewashed with
fresh lime mixed with sulphur of tobacco.