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CHAPTER 33.
CHANGE OF VENUE.

AN ACT to amend section 5,O66 OF the Revision
Of A, ID. 1860 of the laws OF the State OF Iowa
in relation to the taking change OF venue in
criminal procc edlngs before Justices Of the
Peace.
81. BE it enacted by the General As
sen.Jly of the State Of lo,oa, That Sec
ton 5066 of the Revision Of A. D. 1860,
of the laws of the State of Iowa, be and
the same is hereby amended SO that 1t shall
read as follows: If such affidavit be fled
the change Of venue must be allowed, and
the Justice must Immediately transmit
all the original papers and transcript Of
all his docket entries in the case to the
next nearest Justice in the township, un.
less said Justice be party to the action,
or is related to either party by consau-
guiuity or affinity within the 4th degree,
or where he has been attorney for either
party in the action or proceeding, and in
such case the Justice before whom such
action or proceeding is commenced shall
transmit all the original papers, together
with a transcript of all his docket entries,
to the next nearest Justice in the county,
against whom none of the above objec
tions exist, who shall proceed to try the
case, unless a jury trial be demanded, but
no more than one change Of venue in the
same case shall be allowed.
81 All acts and parts of acts incon-
sistent with this act are hereby repealed
Approved March 18th 1862.
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LAWS OF IOWA.
CHAPTER 20.
REPORTS " cLERKs kND Jusr1CEs:

REPORTS or cLERKs kND JUsf1CEs:
AN ACT in relation to the duties Of Clerks and
justices.
81. Be It enacted by the General A.
semblv of the State Of Iosee, That it shall
be the duty Of the clerks Of tho several
court. Of this State, Except Of the Su.
preme Court) and all justices of the
peace, on the first Monday 10 January Of
each year, to make report in writing,to
the Board Of Supervisors Of their fe.
spcctive counties, of all forfeited recog.
nizances in their several Offices; Of all
fines, penalties and forfeitures imposed in
their respective courts, in what cause or
proceedings, xheh, for what purpose,
against whom, and tor what amount rem
dered; whether said fines, penalties, for
FIXTURES and recognizances have been paid
RENTED, Cancelled or otherwise satisfied !;
if SC, when, how, aud In what MANNER J
if not paid, remitted, Cancelled or other
wise satisfied, what steps have been taken
to enforce the collection thereof, aud the
prospect of such collection. Such report
must be verified under oath, to the effect
that the same is full, true and complete
of the matters therein contained, and Of
all things required by this Act and any
officer falling to comply with any Of the
provisions of this Act, shall be guilty Of
a misdemcanor, and upon conviction
thereof, may be fined any sum not less
than one hundred dollars.
Approved March l4th, 1862.
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81. Be it enacted by IL. General A.
sen,biy of the State of Iowa, That it shall
not be lawful for the owner Of sheep, or
any person having the same in charge,
knowingly to import or drive into this
State, sheep having . contagious disease,
and auy person so offending shall be deem
ed guilty of misdemeanor, aud shall be
punished by fne in any sum not less than
fifty acllsys nor more than one hundred
dollars.
s.. That any person being the owner
of sheep, or having the same in charge,
who shall turn out or suffer any sheep
having any contagious disease, knowing
the same to be 80 diseased, to RUN at large
upon any common, highway, or uniu-
closed lands, or who shall sell or dispose
of any sheep, Knowing the same to be 40
diseased, shall be deemed guilty Of q
misdemeanor, and shall be punished by
fine in any sum not less than fifty dollars
nor more than one hundred dollars.
SO. All 6nes recovered under the pro.
visions Of this act shall be paid into the
ennrty t,oaen,ar. for .hs use Of che com
mon school fund.
"a. Nothing in this act shall be 50
construed us to prevent the recovery OF
damages in civil actions against any per-
son or persons, who shall import or drive
such diseased sheep into this State, or
who shall allow such diseased sheep to
run at large, or who shall sell such di-
seased sheep
81. This Act being deemed Of imme.
diate importance shall take effect and be
in force from and after its publication in
tie Iowa State Register aud the Des
Moines Times, papers published at Des
Moines.
Approved March 18th, 1862.
hereby certify that the foregoing Act
was published in the Iowa State Register
and in the Des Moines Daily Times March
2lst, 1862.
ELIJAH SELLS,
Secretary of State.
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CHAPTER 80.
UNINCoRPoRATED TOWNS.

AN ACT regulating additions to uninc orporated
towns.
81. Be 1t enacted by the General As.
semJiy of the State Of Lora, That any
land lying in any county Of this State
adjoining or contiguous to any unincor
porated town, may be plated by the own.
er thereof and recorded as an extension
of, or an addition to, such town, and for
all legal and equitable purposes shall be
deemed. taken and considered as part
Of such town, by the township and coun-
ty officers Of the township and county in
which such town is located in all matters
pertaining to township or county organi
zation, as fully as though it had been a
part of the original plat thereof.
S2. All extensions of, or additions to-,
any unincorparatcd town heretofore plat.
ted and recorded, shall be deemed and
considered as part of such town for all
purposes as provided in Section one Of
this Act.
Approved March IA, 1862.
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CHAPTER "a.
DRIVING AWAY STOCK.

AN ACT to prevent the unlawful driving away OF
cattle and other stock by drOvers and Others
81. Be 1t enacted by the General As
sen,Lly of the State Of lo,oa, That any
drover or other person or persons, eugag-
ed in driving horses, cattle, mules, hogs,
or sheep or any other stock through any
part of Iowa, aud shall drive off, or shall
knowingly and willingly suffer or permit
to be driven off from the premises of any
citizen of said State, or from the range
in which the stock Of any such citizen
usually run, to any distance exceeding Eve
miles from such premises or range, any
horses, mules, neat cattle, hogs or sheep,
or any other stock, belonging to such cit.
izen, shall be guilty of misdemeauor,
and on conviction thereof shall be pun
ished by fine not exceeding one hundred
dollars, or by Imprisonment in the county
Jail not exceeding thirty days.
81. Any justice Of the peace in any
county through which such stock shal!
pass or in which it may be found, shall
have jurisdiction Of the offence: Pro-
yided, That a conviction before one JUS
t,cc shal, be bar to any other prosecu-
ton for the same oisense.
S3. The owner Of said stock may IN
addition to the provisions Of the preced!
ing sections Of this act, commence clViI
action against the person or persons sc
driving Of the stock, and if it is proven
to be maliciously or knowingly driven OF
shall recover treble damages therefor.
81. Any justice Of the peace in any
county where personal service can be had
shall have jurisdiction Of the case, The
same ,s though defendant resided in sald
county.
IS. All acts or parts Of acts inconsist
ent with the provisions of this act arr
hereby repealed. ~. 2
Approved March 18th, 1862.
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Sensible Propositions.

For a more vigorous prosecution of
the war, and its early and successful ter
mination, the Nashville Union advocates:
1st. The immediate increase of our
army to one million or more, Unnecessary,
so that We can rain regiments upon rebel
soil.
I'd. Subsist them off the rebels.
Sd. Never protect rebel property, nor
grant compensation to traitors.
4th. Weaken the rebel strength in all
possible ways take away their sources
Of subsistence especially, laborers in
cludcd.
5th. As our lines advance, place the
estates of rich rebels at the disposal of
the Federal Government, to be devoted
to paying the expenses Of the war.
these propositions are correct in prin-
ciple, and, % will be seen by tho Presl'
dents Message, they arc about to Do On.
forced in practice. Now thst Congress
has adiournsd, "Old ABB" has pus DIS
foot down.
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None Of US want another war ever
to desola.e our land. Therefore let us so
prosecute this as to remove all danger of
another.
1T is the intention of tho citizens of
Wapello county to erect monument in
tho public square 1t Ottumwa to the mem.
ory Of soldiers from that county Who
fallen in defense Of their country. II is
patriotic and glorious ides. -
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ATTORNEY AT LAW, TIProN Iowa.
WILL promptly attend to all business In.
w trusted to his care. Particular attention
paid to collections. nall
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McSWEEN L. BASS,

4 TTORNEYS Il COUNSELIORS AT LAW,
"A LAND AND COLLECTING AGENTS, &c,
TIPrON. !: Iowa.
OFFICE Post-Oflice Building opposite the
Court House.
N. B.-Messrs Mes. & B. will pay the strictest
attention to every branch of their profession.
REFERENCEs: Grant Smith, Cook Drury'
Dawson Il True. Lane & skinner, and Hon.
Judge Dillon, Davenport ls:25I
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BONE EORNAMENTS-BY CHARLES G. LxLAND
49, q IL fo. I,I.r

BONE ORNAMENTS-BY CHARLES G. LELAND.
From the Continental for July.
"Silent the lady sat alone;
In her ears were rings OF dead mems bones;
The brooch on her breast shone white at fiue,
Twas the polished joint Of Yankees spine;
And the wcll-carved handle Of her fan
Was the tinger-bone OF a Lincoln man,
She turned aside q flower to Gull,
From vase which was made of a human skull
For to make her forget the loss of her slaves
Her lovers had rihed dead mems graves.
Do you think I'm describing q witch or ghoul?
There are no such things-and I'm not fool;
Nor did she reside in Ashantee;
No-th lady fair was an F.F. "
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NOTICE

rs hereby given that ALEX ROBERTSON has
i re.opened his
MEAT MARKET
at the old stand, North of the court house, in
Tpten. where he intends to supply the best
meat in Cedar county, at reasonable rates FOR
CASH. as he buys beeves on the same terms.
Upton, Sept 9th, lS6l-3m
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J. NJ. LONG Il w. G. DODGE,
Physicians and Surgeons,
Cedar Bluffs, (Gower's Ferry.)
EXCHANGE OFFICE.

CIGHT DRAFTS ON NEW YORK CAN DE
- had Of the Subscriber in sums to suit pur-
Ghasers. Certificates of Deposit and Drafts On
Eastern Cities, cashed. American gold furnish
ed at q small premium.
hi,- Ofhca over Holtslander's store.
WIN. IL. TUTHILL,
Upton. Iowa: July lst, 1850.
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Tho industrious and virtuous educa.
lion of children is far better Inheritance
d them than great estate.
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D@ Somebody says that the Southern
Confederacy may now be bounded as fol.
lows: On the north by Mcclellan and
Haleck on the east by Burnside and
Hunter; on the South by Fort Pickens
and the Gulf Squadron; and on the west
By General Butler, Commodore Farragut,
and Captain Porter.
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The rebels have no good liquor to
treat With, but first rate legs to retreat
with.
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MANY of the rebels have had hard
lot-been chased hundreds Of miles then
sent to Camp Chase.
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Love is most intelligibly when it is
nable to express itself in words.
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The loaves that the rebels most loathe
ara the rolls of Federal drums.
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DIR. y. II. SMITH.

@ CRGEON DENTIST. Artificial fyv
y Teeth on Vulcanized Rubber; l11YD
also, Hunters or Aliens Continuous Gum and
Block Work, IL desired. Office over Childs
store, Upton, Iowa. v9n2l
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CHAPTER IS.
DISEASED sHB1P.

An ACT to prevent the irnportstion. 'uasiss q
I...s .rd tbe sale Of diseased sheep.
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1t is far happier to be deceived
than undeceived by those whom We love.
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Men are very uncertain it is much
safer to back horse than man any day.
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?. .. TURNER.
TURNER Il CUE.

A TTORNEYS AT LAW, AND GENERAL Col
~ LEcTiNa AGENTS TIProN. Iowa. Once,
tho store of j. G.. ScHAUckEH CO.
Upton, July "a, 1861.
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JAMES w. DAGI.EY.

ATTORNEY AT LAW, SOLICITOR
IN CHANCERY, 4 NOTARY PUBLIC;
TiProN, Iowa.
- OFFICr-A the COURT House, in the
Ehcriff's Office. v5nl0.
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- r. MAHONY 4 BRO,
L A I l. g Il S .

hNE door below Myers Hardware Store. Al
work entrusted to our care will be attended
to topromptiy. made In the latest fashions, and war
rahted to give entire satisfaction. Charges ress~
enable. Give us call.
Upton. March Ii, 1860. lltf.
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NH. TULLOsS, d. d. a..

nFFfCE west side of Clinton street,
between Washington and College, Qyy9
streets. IOWA CITY, IOWA.
n25v9tf
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TIIOS. HANNA,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.


MUSC.4TINE IOWA.
Office, No.2l Second street. Particular atten-
lion given to collections in Muscatine, Louisa,
Cedar, johnson and Scott counties-titles exam
med. taxes paid, &c.
mac IT
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OURFEE Il TERRY,
- a1eA ReDairerS and jewelers.,

Eh c,AGENTS for the best SEWING MA
ks.3 ZINES in use, and dealers IN hoeIca'
g. !, ,.1'Sruments Sheet Music, Italian s''ins''
% seei,s orders BY mail for music. sent frss up
Principal ssstn IN Upton. Postofdcs bundihS'
s'0fe, Nnscatine, Iowa NIL
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LAS. III. ROTIIROCK.
SYLXANIrS YATES.

A TTORNEY AT LAW, TIrToN, CEDAR Cow
n ry. Iowa Office at the Shcrif's Office.
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buggy ana team whips q good assortment Of
Collars, DC. which will be sold at prices to suit
he times. ~ CASH PAID FOB HIDES.
Upton. January 18th, 1861.
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e. X. SCOTT
WIN. ELLIOTT.

A TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR, ANAMosA
IA Jones county, Iowa. (s.ll:y)
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He would respect
fully inform his
friends and GUS
toners that he has
on hand = very
a.-9e assortment Of
Carriage. Buggy,
and Wagon Har.
ness; Ladies AID
Mems Saddles; bri
Aioo NJ al ktOda.
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BOOT AND SHOE
5EoP,

n s. WlRICk, having removed to the South
side of the Court House square is pre-
- pared to manufacture to order, all kinds
of Boots and Shoes, in the neatsst and
mo st durable manner. He selects his own stock
and always gets the best. A good supply Of
Home- Made Boots always on Hand.
June 26 1864
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7USTICE OF THE PEACE. and General Col.
q lecting Agent. Office in the Post Ofi.e,
TIrTON, Iowa. n4v9]
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INGMAN l. LINsLEY,

EvOOSE oIVN, AND VIN IA IAH
PAINTERS.
NJ. apcr Hanging and Graining done in the bes
Nea0er All work warranted to give satisfac
M,.s shop in Virgin Block.
.1lss.April ", 1867 snlsvs s.....z
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y. F. M UZ Y,
Manufacturer and dealer in
SADD LES, lar N e 8 q,
BUGGY TRIMMINGS, &C.,

West Of the Court House sqaare, T1rroN, Iowa
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DIR. e. L.. CHAMBERS,

+ II YSICIAN AND SU RECON
Office, at his residence, on Cedar street.
Tipton, June. II. 1853. MATT
The New York herald., 1862-05-28
The Iron ships OF England.
CAPTAIN COLES CUPoLA SHAKEN BY THE ARMSTRONG

In the House Of Commons the 18th instant, Lord r.
MONTAGUE inquired OF the noble lord the Secretary OF the
Admiralty whether his reply of the previous day was
correct Captain Coles I'd the entire management OF
putting up the shield upon which experiments were to be
male whs her the statements made by that officer
In letter which had appeared In the leading journal
Of that day were correcy
Admiral WALc0r also thought IL impor tant that
Lord Z. PAsRg-l am much obliged to the noble lord
ami the gallant Admiral for putting this question. read
the letter in the Times Of to day with considera-
bio regret | have high personal regard for
Captain Coles. The facts are, that Captain Coles
shield underwent severe trial menths ago,
by firing at IL from various guns, notably from
FOUNDER Armstrong gun, and considerably
k ihe lukc OF somerset thought ilwould be interest
ing that further trial of the shd should be made with
still heavier gun,viz.: the $50 FOUNDER gun recently
uisand he ordered that the shield should be repaired
put with Wow 10 this further trial. Cart.
Coles cafne 10 at the Admiralty think Saturday
last and believe he also had communication with other
less he should 90 down TO inspect the repairs OF this
shield ho thought II might not be sufficiently
afford fair test OF its ability 70 resist the nrs Of
Of Somerset said 'sBy all let Captain Coles go
and himself inspect the shield and suggest any further
that %y rsyase sea r,h ns CAPTAIN
ton penncd that letter 70 the Times, which
he makes complaint that the trials with his shield
b. ing carried on without consultation wth'hiln. I am
vary sorry has Capt Coles writes tho T,ms
10 ay that he h responsible for the cupola shield
r. FOR ~. aoys Sovereign
has ken cut down. Let me state distinctly THAI Captain
Coles not responsible Or any of these ships Captain
Coles 10 simply responsible for his shield He made pro-
p0ssls 20 t,s Admiralty 70 construct ships but Captain
CoISs issa u AsfSulder, and his plans 81 all
avsabis for the public service. His SHIELDS were avail
abis for the pubitc service. The Admiralty adopted
them. They cssusu3tid Captain Cosss they desire 40
oonsuA him, and 70 give him every opportunity for
making the best sk islds be can. BM DO depvsdte an
Q1c~ On t1 pas wktrg Iatss Ms nesospape's sosn NJ
iosl nader (Hssr, hSar) sincerely trust that my
friend Captain Coles VIII mot rspsd ths act. (Hssr)
FRENCH PLAN ron, !sINKNo IaoN snps.
According 70 the Cowrrts ou Hdye Of Nay ii gentle
as Ia Rochelle A1sr two ye&4 laSorious
sxpsrients has discovered tho neans q sinking any
ssp NO matter how thick its iron plates, By CON Spa
unintsiliebs description gwen. The Inventor sent
his discovery 10 the Emperor and received very As
erng aIographrlsstsr In reply, secompani>d tnh the
cross Of Ne Legion of Hensr
The New York herald., 1862-05-28

-
AMERICAN SECURITIES.
The market Is rmcr sales Of Erie at 33s Illinois Cen.
tral Railroad 45 discount United States 5s 70 79s:
Massachusetts, SIS. 95; Maryland 5's so . 81; Virginia
81, 50 "a; Pennsylvania SIS, TO- do. bonds, ,72a7
PARIS BoURsE.
PARIS, May IS, 1862.
Tho Boursc closed firm at 70f. soc. for rentc g.
LIVERPOOL BREADsTUrFs MARKET.
MAY 17.--Messrs Richardson, Spence Co, Wakefield
Nash Co., and others report:-Four dull aud declined
Cd Is per bbl. State, 24s. Cd. 30s Wheat very dull
and declined 3D. per ccna since Tuesday red Western
9s. Cd. los Cd; red Southern, los. Cd. 11s white
3D. Corn dull and declined Sd. Cd; mixed, 27s as
3D. yellow, 27s. Sd. 27s Cd; white, 32s. 32s Cd
LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET
Beef nominal and downward. Pork quiet and easier.
Bacon heavy and declined Cd -. lard has a declin.
ing tendency; quoted at 4os a AIS. Talow easier ut
42s a ass.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.
Ashes quiet, at 33s for pots. Rosn quiet and steady
common l3s Cd. 1ls SPIRITS turpentine firm mt 10s
a 1853 Sugar quiet. Coffee firm. Rico dull Coa oil
no sales. Linseed oil steady, at 39s n 3ss. 6d.
LONDON MARKETS.
Wheat heavy aud declined Is. u %. per quarter: red
Western, $685. white Western, 5ss. Cos. Flour, 25s
3Os Iron duh fer and rails. Sugar quiet and steady
dow n ward with decline of Id. q "a. Tallow auiet
Spirits turpentins excited quoted 74s 3D. 75s sporm
oil duh Linsoed oil advancing aud quoted at 3ss. Lin
seed cakes declining: quoted 70 los.
HAvRE COTTON MARKET.
Sales of cotton for the week 5000 bales Orleans tres
ordinarc 1871. bas, 1olfr. The market Ia irregular
and nominal. stock in port, 4s 900 bales.
The New York herald., 1862-05-28

Tm GEoufsnm FuMmns.--Ths Cape Ann Advertiser
says that quts number Of vessels are now fitting cut
fcf an early trip 10 the Bay and the mackere fishery
while prices win undoubsediy rule much higher than o
last year, There but few old macksrs hand.
The prices for ceds this have been much higher
than hoss Of last year. although the fares brought
In have been small yet the increase Of price has made
up, 70 some sxtshi, the deficiency in quantity, The
,sus number OF vessels will prosecute the Georges
"a, 'oshsry during the sumer ssason.
The New York herald., 1862-05-28

PROBABLY FATAL SHOOTING ArYRAr.-A disturbance 90
CURED At No. Mulberry street on Monday night, BE-
tween Patrick Kenny and James Derrieh, which results
In the former drawing dirk knife and ssaoDng nm "a
versary the abdomen The injured man was promptly
conveyed 70 New York Hospital but the physician IN
attendance gave the friends but little hope OF MS re-
covery The bowels Of the wounded protruded, and
was expected that he would survive more than
twenty -four hours Derrick keeps liquor store at the
above number and II was while he was endeavoring 70
maintain order his establishment that he received the
fatal stab Mrs. Derrick present during the arsy
and saws she saw Kenny inaict the injury Policeman
Kaveny Of the Sixth ward arrested the assalant and
lodged him In the Tombs.
ANOTHER SrABBISG ArFRAY.-Last evening, about eight
o'clock two brothers, named Martin and Patrick Ken
new got into an alteration alleged trivial affair,
which resulted in Patrick's drawing body knife and
nctng dangerous wounds in the groin Of his brother
He also stabbed him in tho arm. Martin fell 70 the
ground and was after conveyed to the New York
Hospital by the Eighth precinct police. During the ex
Patrick made escape, and had not been
taken up late hour last night. The police are on his
track, aud will doubtless find him out.
The New York herald., 1862-05-28
The 1IissrnIsn on Cape Race. DISABLED.

ST. JOINS, N. r., May 81, 1882.
craftsmanship Jura, which sailed from Quebec on sa-
turdsy passed Cape Race ct hree O'Clock this afternoon
she reports having parted company with the steamship
issrnan on Monday afternoon thirty miles east Of Cape
Ray, with engine broken down. She lay by her six
hors and when they parted company the Hbcrnian was
fairly under way for quebec.