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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-30
Tyr s,prw,rKs ABOUT THE City H.LL.-Th,

THF SIDEWALKS ABOUT THE Cirf hALL.-ine
p r rsnor.ed ali prtss who have elected II clean
heir sidewalks the C1pOrstion Attorney f pro.seuon
Among 10 plsces rel the sidewalks aou the City
" ,bic nave been permitted remain ia the most mic
cradle conoon Saturday last, These sidewsA, are On,
der the drec, control Of the city and the Mayor supposed
10 be officially res ponsibe their condition TIE Corpora
ZION Conn elor has in acc0rdsuce with his ocis duty,
brought suit against the Mayor for the penalty Of SO Y
currd by yosilg an ordnance 10 negectny TO clear -
of snow within the ,pace OF folr hours alter
IAN of sno The case viii be tried before Justice Perry
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-30
Accident TO q Soldier.

ALBANY, Wednesday, Jan. % lsoi
A volunteer OF the slst Regiment was acciden,sly
shot to-day at the barracks while practicins 10 oao
ing and firing.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-30
Horse Euir.

CBic,Go, "Wednesday, Jan. % 1864.
Arrangements have been made for horse fair in
Chicago, commencing on the I'd day Of September,
aud continuing two weeks; open TO the world for
competition. $500 i'll premiums are TO he given.
The officers President, L. &. Sherman, Chicago;
Vice President, George Wilkes, New-York; Secre-
tary, w. l.. Islam.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-30


noon horse attached 10 wagon. driven BY sr Ooouey
Brown ightened in Myrtle ayenne aud ran away
81 mead Upon eachng the corner OF Canton street tho
vehicle was upset and Mr. Brown was thrown VITA ssas
violence upon the icy pavement causing severe inJ1nes
rrh, leg a. fractured in three places his et leg IN Two
pce. in ADDITION to which is feared that bis skull was ae
turei lie wa, conveyed to the City Hospital. MI D.
retiies at No. % Essex street. Nev-fork
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-30
BROOKLYN.

The Rev. Mr.. MTLBURy IN WrAANsBURGH.-;
The Rev. VIM. II. Milburn will deliver his amusing
and instructive lecture, Sergeant Smith Prentiss,
at Washington Hall, on Friday evening January 81.
The lecture treats of flush times on the Mississippi
Dueiing, mode Of living, speculations, &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-30

THE OLD LADIES HoME.-The annual meeting
Of the society for the relief Of respectable aged in
digent females will take place At tie Institution, in
Washington avenue, near Dekalb, to-day, at u
o'clock n.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-30

The immigration to this port during the past week
was go. Total this year. 1872. Decrease com
pared with that of last year to the same PERIOD
997.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-30

KrsrucKY.--J. T. Lloyd has just published large
and complete ,,ap of Kentucky, compiled from "e-
tual surveys and Official sources, which JUST now
ought 70 DO u. geat deloands
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-30
PROF. AGAsSIZ's LECTURE.

To he Edf9r " INC v. 7. ITIOuRt.
SIR: Allow me to amend the suggestion in your
paper Of to-day relative 10 Prof Acasszs Lecture BY pro-
posing That be be rqestei % rdeyer The whole Graham
Com.e" Monday evenings In the Academy Tickets say
the course the pIocecds 70 be applied n way tho
Pro'rsso' m ~ indicate Respectfully, MOLLUSh-
HlnlnILn. Ian. LED
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-30

Mr.. JOHN SMITH IN FIFTH AvENUE.--On Tues
called at the door Of the residence OF Mr. o. Jones No 2f7
Filth Avenue aud handed to the domestic who answered MS
call letter addressed 10 Mr. Jones The carried the
letter and while she weitng for the the gentle
al the door appropriated valuable oyecoai which he
found hanging IN the hallway and left When the letter
opened and read 1t revealed the following medley:
NKw-YORX Jan. %, 1862.
DEAR SIR; take pen in hand to Inform you That there
going TO be very CAD LECTURE tbs Weere Of oar sol
gers aud our kuutry adia short te inhddehy Of
nan the hsusnd NJ. Henry wsfd beacher will Prech mkt
sunday q, The church No. 800 ave. Mr. JOHN SMITH
AMAseMIssISG.-Ibomas Garfield, a stevedore,
residing with his family Rspeyea street Van BTuut
street brooklyn, has been missing since last Friday night
Ipoe that justify some suspicion Of foul play
1he N .. hA' De was about Al o'clock Friday
night at the mouse Of Mrs Khabeih Schoonilaker In West
street ok lie then intoxicated Since that time
Mrs sehooImake has been arrested for irving 10 sell hs gold
~steb valued 300 In irqurcs she sad fla
ehe had bought H. and subsequently, tina, had left with
her for safe keeping She ssy that on he rht En- ones
toD, she and male friend Of hers accornpeea b on ho,rd
Of the HamiltonsvenUe ferybosts and len bt IN On
to BroOklyn. Officer Coyle Of the Tv.rtyssr e.
Precinct who arrested her recovered the watch and n.
Connolly held her for further examination
The BURGLARS AT WORK.-On Tuesday, n;obt
persons forced entrance TO the residence Of H. IL
tn the Twentyhst ard and stole heeiIon. three
valued at $50.
On the same night the store Of Matthew Hartman No 100
Second avenue entered by Of false keys and
sTy and clothing valued at . 100 taken away
A CASE TO b. ATTENDED TO.--On Tuesday Off.
redmond Of the Seventh Precinct reported AZ the Station
Boa.o that the body Of Thomas son who died OF small
Iox lac, slntoy was ell, lying ia the house No. 81 Madison
street. Ibe Health Warden was d.. ncaed and IeQoestd
"a rs1eve iha body.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-30

Tux WrATHER.-The wind yesterday was lron'
nor,b-ess,. with drilling rain and thick fog Inc
steansbirs arabia and City Of MaDolester, for Liv'
erDool were detained in consequence, but VIII leave
=, oorl,, borr this morning, weather permitting.
IT. F,,t.rp heats LETT at tleir usual hours The
hoo,s an ,be different ferries made their regular trips
without interruption We have not he"Eo Oh any
Incidents on the TSere
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-30

An Attractive LEcrrBE.-We call the @ten-
zion Of orr readers to lecture advertised in another
column TO be delivered by the Rev. Mr.. Conway in
Dr. Chcevers Church, this evening. Mr.. Conway
is Virginan, the son OF a stakeholder, and knows
the system Of Slavery thoroughly. The subject IS
the Nations Golden Hour" The lecture il free
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-30

SAILING or TIE ARABIA.-The steamship Arabs
will rail weather permitting for Liverpool to-da!
Thursday), having been detained on account Of tn
fog
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-30

THE Tom PAINE FEsTivAL--Ths annual affair
came of last night, at No. CSC Broadway. Nobody
ito speak Of was present, and nothing TO speak of
was done
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-30

Old NEwsPAPEEs.-Christophe Morse & Skip
pom have published fac-simile OF The Boston
Gazette for March IT, l770, containing an account OF
the ARRAY between tie citizens of that city and the
British 10Th Regiment. by which three persons were
slain, two MORALLY and others seriously wounded;
the protest Of the citizens against qaarerng troops
among the people in time Of peace, and other inter-
esting historical information. The came firm have
printed fac-simile Of TIE New-Eaclaad Journal
for Monday, April g, l725, curious specimen of the
condition Of journalism in that day.
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1862-12-05
To CONSERVATIVES.

THE Advertiser, having been restored
to health in q few weeks, by very
simple remedy, after having suffered sew
eral years with a severe lung affection,
and that dread disease. Consumption-is
anxious TO make known TO his fellov-suf
ferers the means of cure.
To all who desire il, he will send a
copy Of the prescription used free of
charge with the directions for preparing
and using the same, which they will find
a sure CU.E FOR CoNsusF7ros, ASTHMA,
BaoscHIris, etc. The only object Of the
advertiser in sending the Prescription is 70
benefit the afflicted, and spread informa-
ton which he conceive. 20 be invaluable,
and be hopes avery sufferer will try bis
remedy, as il will cost them nothing, and
may prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription viii
please address
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON.
WILLIAMSBURG,
lsiS Do7) usss e.. y. Y.
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1862-12-05
LEGAL.
Estray Notice.

n John b. Goodrich. Clerk Of s'-e Han.
j. dolph Circuit Court. do hereby esr-
dfy that Hsary .. Hafnsn. Fac. sled In
~ ofbce . certificate Of notice and sp-
praistmsut Of an Es,ray Gov, taken up
By samuel Ruble and appraised BY Will.
Ian HurS and Thomas Flanagan 81 sl2
and dsscribed 90 follows. viz: One Red
Coz, supposed 20 De I years old last
Spring No brands or marks.
Nov. 18th, 1862.
Witness. John B. Goodrich. Clsrb.
this 18th day Of Nov. le62
JoHN Is. GoopRcH.
Nov. 81, 1852. 3v Clerk.
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1862-12-05
Notice Of Guardian's
Sale of Real Estate.

NJ Office 10 hereby given tia, the IN
~ dersigned Guardian OF the minor
heirs Of Caleb ode, deceased. will sell a:
public sale. at the Cour, House door IN
the town OF Winchester, county OF Ran
colph, and State OF Indiana, on the 2oth
day Of December. 1862. subject TO the
lie estate OF the widow OF Caleb Odle,
deceased, all the right. title and interest
Of said minor heirs In and to the follow
Ing real estate, situated in the county of
Randolph and State aforesaid, TO Wit:
the rsst.half Of the southeast quarter
Of section %. Ia township 81, range -
east.
oue.third Of the purchase money to be
paid cash in hand, one-third in nine and
ons-third in eighteen months from the
day Of sale. the purchaser executing notes
for deferred payments with approved Sc
curity. waving valuation and appraise-
ment laws.
JAMES C. ROBERTS.
Guardian.
Nov. 81, ls62-4w
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1862-12-05
Nov. 81, ls62-4w
SheriR's Sale.

DY virtue Of decree aud execution to
Id me directed from the
Randolph Common Pleas Court,
I rill expose n sale, a. the Court House
door ia Winchester, Randolph County
Indiana, on
Saturday. the goth day Of Dec, 1852,
between the hours of 10 o'clock a. m. and
O'Clock p. m. Of said day the following
Real Estate, situated in Randolph Coun-
~, Indiana, to-wit:
Lot number seven %. in block number
two a.. in the town Of Newton.
Executed a. the property Of
Elihu Thomas,
at the suit Of
John %. Ritenour, Administrator
OF the estate OF William Charletop,
deceased.
A. II. JENKINS,
Nov. 81, 1869. 50 Sh'fR. 9.
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1862-12-05
Election Notice.

rOTIcE il ferehy given that there
viii be sn election OF Director. for
he Winchester and state Line Turnpike
COMPANY on Saturday, the 25th day Of
October, 1862. at Browne b Cbeney's lac
Office in Winchester.
oe, 10, 50. VI ". Krsy, Tres.
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1862-12-05
RAIL ROAD NOTICE.
RAJ LR0AD NOTICE.

Pursuant to resolution Of the Board
of Directors of the Lake Eric 4 Pacific
Railway Company notice is hereby given
TO the subscribers to the capital stock of
said company, tina, each stockholder is
requested within thirty days of the publ
cation of this notice, 10 pay into the office
of the Treasurer of said company at Cam.
bridge City, Wayne County, Indiana, =
first installmen; of ten (l0) per cent. on
the stock subscribed by him.
L q. RAWSON, Pres't.
R. JISSISes, N'sas'r.
June l6. lttS I'd
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1862-12-05
Administrators Sale.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
Y that on Friday, the l4th day of No
yember. 1862. Twill sell. at public sale,
the late residence of William Norton,
deed in washington Township, all the
personal property Of said deceased, not Ia.
ken by the widow. consisting in part Of
Horses, Hogs, Grain in the field, Farming
Utensils. Household AMI Kitchen Furni-
ture. etc, etc.
A credit of nine months will be given
on all sums of more than three dollars,
the purchaser giving his aote With appro-
we'd security, waving vaiuation and APP
praisement laws. Sums Of three dollars
and under cash in hand.
Asos z. UIyHiv,
o.. -, 1881. az ARR.
The national Republican., 1862-06-07

q 20 on TIC 18TH uitfhb, JoHx o. AibrlY;tin 'hib
A5th year; and on the same DAY MAHy AnnrnA, ,
founeebt cAild Of John and Esther O. Hickey.
- The following circular has besn sent 70
us for publication VI MOI = u .
friends Of Freedom and Husnanitv: y,s ...-
The old barbarian Of slavery has been swept
from ths District Of Columbia. Let us thank
God and take coursge. u b true, and pity,
that W Infamous system Of man and woman.
thnltiDg b still permitted, q It has been
hishertp sanctioned By judges, OF whom We
hsys foemstiy had little hops, fearing that, from
prsesot, w were not much better quslined
b ,jpdSs,i where human liberty 10 concerned,
thSn Sppler Il Of temperance, or blind man
Of oolofs, aad that We could not even get from
thsm q hearing. We should not be surprised
that judement1 sbould be'clouded and sylnps
thiss pAsalyzsd BY The moral dnslsria which, IN
this region, has poisoned and. perverted most
minds and hearts subjected to iu baneiul in
nusnce. Lot us, therefore, bail, % sign Of
pfogfes, the fact that our judge,, under the
ene6utaging auspices Of new and growing
public sentiment, hsve tolerated for two Of
thrss days arguments In favor Of o writ Of
hdbegs corpus to test the claims Of freedom In
t,s District before r:jsoaag ths application.
Ah4 WE oA snSs soo PAsAookSOPbs8 W lux
land we're able 70 obtain ninety Year, ago from
The great and Good Lord Mandate, who, shoFtly
after reversed bis own solslln adjudication,
|isnd rescuing Ais name from thrsatsning In.
fsmy, SURROUNDED, II with ., halo Of glory BY
thoss nndJin vords pronounced In the famous
caseot Somerset - The atmosphere of Eukland
Is toolpufe for slavs TO breathe In IT," Lei
Us be encouraged by this lesson Of history, and
like result shall soon crown our efforts. We
viii see The true and generous principles ot
our, Consultation iudiciously establisbed, o.
Ceogteas VIII permitted The unexpsndsd sppro.
pfiationfor freedom In the District obe applied
TO ths ransom Of hunted fugitivds. a,o ~ 1s..
Ia OF one thing We may Be assured, that the
only way Of preventing violence and securing
perfect tranquility, Shy bringing the admin
istrstion Of our laws Into harmony with the ad.
uinistrstion Of the higher laws Of The Almighty
| and unerring judge Of earth and heaven.
lYsJusr 4, 1869. - y -" ~
The national Republican., 1862-06-07
Busia.ss ,Irs.sss ~ tAas Uisy.-Lsysi o.
Dfsioyslf l' ;" "'Ns' ~


Gov. Johnson, of Tenn. allows no business to
be done by thoas not willing 70 take the oath Of
allegiance. BIZ or seven laf0e buaine.s houses
ut Nashville were CLOSED last Saturday, and
will remain 30 until the pr0pFistoss give sub.
stantial evidences OF loyalty. By the law OF
Virginia, the me oath Ii also requtteH bofbfe
q man can obtain Aoense 10 DO business, and
y large number Of stores In Alexandria and
other towns are closed ip conse quence,
How is Y Win our Sf Surely tSs fsssss'e g Ss
applied hare with tsnfold rgof, Yet We have
been assured repeatedly, - on good suthori.
ty, that large number Of tho most prominent
business houses hefs are kept BY avoWed enss
mics OF the Government.
In ono Of thess sstxblishmsnn, - we art told, |,
nightly gatherings are held BY secession sym.
FATHERS, who spend their time a eststing the
Government and lsuding the rebels, ~ Sh6pld
regard these imps rs unworthy Of notice, be-
leving they oan dolthe Government little hasn
were Il not for the fact that they arc psoteotsd
by the Government, and to 4 great extent un-
consciously sustained by the loyal portion t0f
the community. These traitors ought 70 be
known and suitably brandsd so thst the COM
Let some test be applied. Either esiI upon the
loyal business men Of the olty 70 voluntarily
register their names In some suitable place, or
let the Government require the OATH. Those
protected bv the 9overAulent ought 10 be will.
ing, and II not willing, required to support II.
In addition TO the above, ws are also inform.
cd that some Of these very ssosssLonists, while
have been making vast sums Of money BY
furnishing supplies for the very Goystnment
they repudiate! In the name OF Justice lot
these things be investigated, and II true, we
think It 10 time this trifiing way Of dealing with
our worst enemies were at An end.
The national Republican., 1862-06-07
4 TAsatskafDsa.sira Jsw.iry a',
Aad ole II SILVER platS ware, II The Dollar store,
IAS8 I'd Aoytvaniaf aven98, near Four. and a-hAlf
strsst) ~ Never more coaplete han now. Exam.
Inc y ~ AAks your selection 'or one dollar.
Corns, DC.


Dr.; White, the Chirogodist, will be at hL emos,
Wednt sdsy June 9th, 10th, aud lith, when ,thoe
troubled with hrHorns, bunions. diseaaed nails 40
oan Syal thsms6sves Of the oppor unity Of getting
rid ii their uoublesome customers without path
The Doctor leaves Tor Saratoga on the Thursday
TScss y ss.as,uted with those troublesome things,
ions, CsilSSItsl, ,sisS md inefsvisg tos-nais, ean
and great rslisf and sAtsstosy bsusAt BY applying
10 DT. g. Whits NJ Repnavlvanla avenue, between
Four and half aaA sizsii itsset, Room No. J, go
ond n0oT "a HFt lsFs lta f-.rar Il-'L o..
o. nr-F u Adams Espres 0Nes, b xysa.
Ts = TO Ss h.s I h.;
for more than 4, sseaS years fSSs .,,f. nHS .s
Er" I u.- fy anTIFn. FHksx GnAyy, ii
Il ''' Adsus Expsess, washinstou, D. O.
s' ''. Nao Yorh Nsss <oss1L
Thh h to earthly that Or. white has cured two
a. eassd naas, vklch have troubled ns for the last
three yaap NJ feet sre! now pesfectly we'll !.
chssffall3 fSeommend Dr., WhiA y sAfe and
shillfsi oPsEssOr 10 that important pronss..ion
gT 90 s.ooaa street, capitci I'M,
Dr. White has succeeded admirahly and 10 my en-
tire satisaotion In rymoying Vascular Axorss0saos
from the foot Of my wifs. : Z W. ~ u.W.r fkIi
No 27a Seventh Street,, bet L and N.
From Req. DR.. Lock,oood, Washington. .,
Dr. White hs. removed oorns and part Of bad nall
fron nv fest and the operation was performed with
out psi1 and without shedding one drop OF blood.
can recommend him ss . surgeon Of perfect oomps-
tency and skiil In his department. :,
b4-u ''t' al E.LooKwsop'
The national Republican., 1862-06-07
A COnstab BILE In Limbo.

A county constable, or the Island, WAS ar
rested by Onioer Gibson last Thursday, for be-
ing on u regular old fashioned spree" in
which he made most brutal assault upon his
Justice Stratton regarded his offence rs Sc.
rious one, and fned him sl0.9<. This 10 not the
irst Tina this worthy constable has been
caught In the same prsdioament.
The national Republican., 1862-06-07

There were I've Quaker guns, II not more,
left 10 the rebel WORKS a Coriuth. More than
one Of these had insoeiptioas on them. One
VA. " Old Halleck, tAke oasss Or you will get
your brains blowed ont"
,a The Newfoundlsnd nal ishsty y vsry sue
eessful this eesson, sud great excitsnent pre-
walls From. 49, 900 to 500 seals have been
caught, the catch ials sipgie day averaging
l,SO0 or LAW Y sssot4, .s..7sG .r.r.
Why does not the Ninisippi 6otlls move
Is Il because u hes lot Footsf
The national Republican., 1862-06-07
= Drake,s PIantet.en Rlt,ers.-s

~ brakes Plantation Blttsrs.-B. +.
1880. Kit invigoates, strengthens and purihss
the systsm; 10 . perfect appstissr, and The most
agreeable and eGsotual tonic In the world. II u
composed Of the celebrated Cslisaya bark, roots,
herbs, and purs st. Croix rum. Psrticularly
adapted to delicate females; cures Dyspepsis and
weakness, and Ia Just the thing for the changes Of
seasons Sold BY all sroces, drusgiss, Aotsls, and
salooas NJ .,ai r. II. DRAKE d CO.,
sp Ism 4a a..' soa Broadway, N. Y.
The national Republican., 1862-06-07
The Indian Herb Doctor,

From Canada, will describe diseases and tell his
patients the nature OF their oomPleinu or
illness, without receiving sny infor
'.g nation from them.
No charge for corslltation or advice.
'H'' s oUk MOTTO. ESQ
We use such BalIns % have no strifs
With Nature or the Laws Of Life:
With Blood our hands We never stain
Nor poison men 10 ease their pain. sr ..
Our Fathsr-whom oil goodness hlls,
Provides the means to curl all illa;
2 Ihe Simple Herbs benssth our feat, .t. l1rr
Z We'll used, relieve ou- pain complete. ia s,.r
A sirnpls Herb. ample Flower, gu.5H 4,
Culld nom the Sssy Lss,, ,G,,, ,,,,,,
IT, sss's :ad ssi hsssS sR @ a shss '0''A
"a Room No, IL, Washington BaildlaG, Psassylvaays
sypuus, corner Of 6essnin street. Oh
No ahasGs los seussl.atioa. $50 "+u
The national Republican., 1862-06-07
Peiles Rspsrss-Yssssra y.

4 a.
First Precint No arrests. ~ q - -,
second.-MAry Dsyslbcld, drunk and di:or.
sidewalk; fined tl.58. t,r,.7-fj
Third.3Oath.rins MoCorrot, d!so.dsrly; dis.
o'DonnsI, drunk, dismissed. Susan kstunsly,
W FoIr,h.%Pstcr O. Carrios, thrsat,; jaii.i Ttn.
Gleason, assault; security 70 keep tbs psace.
Anna pSs.G e. dsy Mary yrInr HsT1
"nsn Finh."john Drunk, drunk; snsd s2.sI. Mary
Drunk, drunk; nned Ss.sA, vorkhouse
Sixth.-Pstriok Brodsn, drunk; nnsd ekoA.
Elizabeth Woodward, drunk And profane; work.
house. P. Mccormick, drunk; hned l7.e4. Q.
Getty, drunk; turned over 10 tho military. q.
II. List. fast riding; nned sAe94. Peter COsgrovs,
drunk and disorderly; workhou.s. Adam Non.
&sioh, stealing hat; do. John Jslly, sleeping
in the market house; DO.
seventh.-Sam ChSney, drunk and disorderly;
locked up twenty -four hours: Mary Shea, drunk
and living in the street; nned 81. Philip Mason
GSn1t, s%% f druDE % and d'sord.ry;; DO. John vii:
liams, drunk and lying in the street; do. Jas.
Flynn, do dismisssd. Edward Rye, DO; over
to the military, Ellen Green, do; nned 81:
aisorderly; Go DO. 4. Clark, do; DO. Nelly Kin.
kom, profanity disrnissed. John Kil!isn,
threats; bail 10 keep the peace. Dennis Glsa.
son, stealing shRwi further hearing. Dennis
MCCARTHY, drunk; hnsd Sl.6S. .sIs.. "
Eighih.-Frsnois Butler, disorderlyi hnsd
$l.5S. Caroline Brown, do. do. Julia Bresns.
han, do; hnsd Sl.9l. Csthsrine ArsttA, do ;
fined o. o.. Julia Peoggen. do. do. Louisa
Peasagla, do. do. Ann Peassgls, do. do. T'"'
Ninth.-Thomxs Dudmsn, riding on pave
ment; fined Sl.5S. Joseph Litlle, assault and
battery; bail for court. John Murphy, disor.
derly; dismissed. Jehsnns White, do; ansd
Sl.5S. A. Summers, do; dismissed. Cordelis
MOlony, do. do. 7'.a -
Tsnth.-.Mary Lynch. do; d. 3! sJYYnPss Gbson,
drunk and disordsrly; hned e2.H.SlDan'l Hill,
Soin SS sr' E ssa Srans 'sdS sSdSsorsssy ssS @ nsd
SIO.94. Andrew Miller. driving On footwalks;
fined S2.N. Matilda Wade, disordsrlyi hned
1894. Edward Wilbert, assault with q knife
dismissed, complainant not appearing. Thomas
Buckley, drunk and dsorderly; dismissed
Hannah Young, drunk; fined s2.9A. r-.' ..l .- .
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