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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-03

The democratic mass meeting at lie
Claire Hall last light after tran,acting come
important business adjourned until this even
ins at Z IL o'clock Let every democrat make
Ii his special busiresp to be present Tonight.
Coca speakers will address the m ee,iGg.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-03

JANIS MkAhR, Pierce, Dubuque.
BOAih LEAVING TODAY
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-03

SOLDIERS. discharged in Consequence Of wound
received in battle, or who have served two year.
ro entitled TO 500 Bounty.
The New York herald., 1863-06-04

A UcrION NOTfCE-POsITIvE SALE
"A d. o. CAULkINS, aucti0neer. otnce SIS Broadway.
MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
sUPERBLY CARVED ROSEWOOD PlAEoFoRrE,
SILVER PLATE, 40 dc.
d. d. CA6LkINS will sell this day Thursday, June q,
rain shine at l0x O'Clock M al The superb and costly
Furniture Paintings saiaary and worhs OF Art rosewood
Velvet Car peA Se contained In the residence 2s -FOUR.
teenh street Eighth The auconeer calls the
special OF the public THE being the avg
est and iichest assortment Of Household Furniture offered
present and In good order The whole win be pc.
remptnrily and absolutely sold without reserve.
DRAWING ROOM FURNITURE
consists OF carved rosewood Etageres marble ops ano
mother pear rosewood Centre Table siataary marble
top; fu Suits OF Drawing Room Furnure; elegant Tete-
aTee Sofas two Arm Reception and eight Oval bask
Chairs carved and covered In
sole Tables buhl and tortoise she and
Lace Curtains French plate Pier and Mante Mirrors with
rich gilt rames superb Sevres and Dresden China Vases,
richly decorated Paran marble Satnees OF the Seasons
hrtsc bronzes representng Night and Morning hne on
We, Carpets Rags Easy Chairs bronze Ooek
one month OH Paintings BY Rousseau lnman, Hnnting
CON, Cole, Legrsnd and other eminent artists
MA0NIFfcENT SEVEN OCTAVE PIAE0FoRTE.
carved legs and four round hnished all round
stool covered broeade embroidered cloth Cover Books
and Musc Hall rosewood Hastand Olcoth Stair Carpets,
&C Chambers second story-Rch carved rosewood Bed
seads style Louis XIV Bureaus and Commodes 70 match
Book Stands Couch. Arm Chairs Curtains Shades, Cor.
nlces Hair Mattresses Beds and Bedding decorated China
Toilet ses Mirrors Dining Room Furniture OF every Kind
Tea Sets silver Ware Ivory Table Gallery, OAK Dining
No pOs,ponemcnt in attendance cart pack
ship goods for purchasera
The New York herald., 1863-06-04
SALES Ar AUCTION.

HENRY D MINER, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 80
Nassap street, oppos'te the Post oice-MfNEk& son
ERVILLE will sell al aueco Thursday, June 4, a.
O'Clock a. their saesroo, Nassau street. collection q
modern OIL Paintings representing American Scenery
nnd Flowers Ssrptarai Sub ee.s 3e also copy Of Vosss
which are the names Of w n Brown La Crox, hlchauh
Coates heo1ns korsheote, Ingraham; Baker n Bright
Archer, a. a. Fish, brewerton, Atwood Deboit Culver.
house and others avoraby The above are now on
exhibition at our salesroom and will BE sold who" re
The New York herald., 1863-06-04
A c. BAKER 4 co., AUCTIONEERa
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
wopEs . OF Art AND

ARTICLES OF vIRTU.
AT PUBLIC AUCTION,
A. the elegant residence % West Sixteenth street. between
Ffh and sixth avenues this day Thursday. sale COM
DRAWING ROOMS.
Bronze and Ormolu Chandelers Velvet Carpets, Hugs,
two superb Sns covered with brocatel Of the richest de-
seripton; Etagere satuary marble top; Secretary and
Bookcase Encognnres Cabinets Mantel Mirrors Pier Mir
rors Em6roldered Lace Curtains French Shades Centre
Tables Brocael Curtains Chess 1Abe Dresden
China Vases; Mandolin plays ten tunes
MAGNIFICENT ROSEWOOD PIAN0FORTE,
richly carved legs and made order by city Makers
Stool, Canterbury, Cover, Music Books &c.
OIL PAINTINGS
BY eminent artists two Match Paintings original BY Ooo
the Assumption Of the Virgin after Muro; also Paintings
and Ormolu Cocks Marble Sauary Vases and kautel Or
nanonts. Hail Hat Stand, Oh Cloth, Stair Carpets.
CHAMBER8.
Rosewood and walnut Bureaus, Bedstoads Washatanda
Sofas. Hair and Spring Mattresses Mirrors Curtains
Shades. Cornices Wardrobcs Blankets Sheets Counter
panesL
DINING ROOM
Oak Buffet Extension Table Chairs China, GLASS; Silver
ware Table Cutlery also Basement and Kitchen Furniture
The New York herald., 1863-06-04

Is MECHANICS HALL. AZ BROADWAY
Monday, June !. and every night during tie yeeh
ExEMPr sMXKERs. THE PERrEcTciREs.
THE MISERABLES.
Robert Macare C. W. Grinn jacques Strop. Dan Bry
g. G. CAMPBELL,
Frank Leslie @. s. Fowler, q. w. Griffin, Ro!lin How
The popular Quartette. in new songs choruses. "a.
kiss Ne Good Night. Mother" .
By Mr. Frank Lei
when this Cruel War is over.". Master Burn
LANAGAN's BALL, BLkCK BRIGADE.
Doors open Ut z; commence ats O'CLOCK Tckeu 70 %
The New York herald., 1863-06-04
NEW YORK nErALD THURSDAY JUNE lS6s-TRIPLB SHEET.
AMUsEMENTs.

kIIBLOs GARDEN
lV Lessee and Manager. M WIN WbeAuey.
IMMENSE SUCCESS
Of the eelebrased Irish comedian snd vocalist
Nh COLLINS,
or JOHN BRoU0HAN's
grand remantic drama, entitled the
DUKES MOTTO.
which has been unhestaiinaly pronounced BY the
PRESS AND PUBLIC
the
MOST SUCCESSFUL
Mr. wM wHEATLEY
In As great character Of
CAPT. HENRI M LA0ARDERE-
The play produced with
ENTIRkLf NEW SCENERY
SPLENDID MECHANICAL EFFBCTS.
NEW FURNITURE.
The New York herald., 1863-06-04
AMERICAN MUSEUM.

RARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM.
GREAT EXCITEMENT AND ENTHUSIASM.
LAST WEEK BUT ONE
OF GENERAL TON THUMB AND wiyEs
COMMODORE MUTT AND MINNIE WA0hHU.
Sl,N0 FOR Is CENTS.
Though General Tom Thumb recelvtng
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS DAY
ONE HALF THE GROSS RECEIPTS
Of the entire Museum, and
GUARANTEES THEM TO AMOUNT TO THAT 0U
for his exhibition here thus giving biz visitors a. ~,
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS WORTH FOR - Ckl
Remembsr that the Tom Thumb Com % pSny cnab5.ce
POUR MOST EXTRAORDINARY LlITI4E PkOPL
GENERAL TON THUMB
HIS BEAUTIFUL LITTLE WIFE,
'Ae '.'' THE FXsCiNXTlN0 QUEEN OF BEAUTY,
COMMODORE MUTT AND MINNIE WARREN,
ALL FOUR WEIGHING But i0o POUNDS
THEY HOLD THEIR LEvEES kvkRY MORNING.
THRNOON AND EVENING.
The Grand Aquaria, Learned Seal sea Lion. Aol
Bear Living Auac0ndas, Wax Fgures. DC
SPLENDID DRAMATIC PERFORMANCES
EVERY AFTERNOON. at O'Clock, and
EVERY EVENING. at quarter
PAINT HEART NEVER WON FAIR LADY,
and the comic burletta,
at each.
The New York herald., 1863-06-04
DRY GOODS.


A INVOLVEMENT TO THE LADIES'
IA In consequence Of the extreme weather. the SUBJ
crber will offer a reduction Of twenty-five per cent
FIVE THOUSAND CLOTH CLOAk6,
At prces varying from - 20 S formerly sold for ~ 10
SS7b. $40 $i2, sil. SiS, Sis ga &94, S96 and S2a
f'F a-' GEO. CAREY,
304 and 9O6 Canal street. New York,
United States Cloak and Mantilla store.
n. BAH the leading styles Of blgck silk Mantillas
Bscques Circulars and kue June and July fashions.
at prices within the reach Of all
W. B. MACKENZIE, Superintendent.
THE SIXTH AVENUE CHEAP BTORE.-LADIEe
IA can hnd splendid assortment Of Hosiery. ladies'
mens and chldren's Gauzc and Slk Under 0arnents
Gloves. Mis Handkerchief, Ties Embroideries LAces,
yeils Innings Mullins Ribbons yevets Trimmngs Shirt
Fronts small Wares OF every kind Buttons Soaps Perfume
ry Brushes Combs, ladies' mems and childrens Straw
every day. RONALDbON& MEAkEH.
Corner OF Sixth avenue and Nineteenth street.
The New York herald., 1863-06-04

IL w. LUDLOW. AUcTIoNEER -ExBCUToRs SALE
~. OF Valuable Country seats, Esopus-R. n. LUDLOW
CO. win sell NJ auction Tuesday June IL O'clock
Merchants Efehange salesocn, us Liberty street
New York, valuable County Seat Esopus Ulster coun
~ adjoining the country seit Of Robert L. Pe Es.,
tanning about shy Acres nnd having about quarter OF
and other Outhudngs The stock and be had
desired For particulars apply 70 T. H. Ludlow Co. No
Pine street John Dcnham and W. A. Cumming erecuors
OF the estate OF the late VIM. Cumming
EoR sALE-Ar AUCTION, JUNE 10, AT COLD
Spring ffaroor, Ia L. adJotning salt iwater 50
from the city House and Lot. lot t0rloOi cation
twcv day by steamboat Inquire OF DAVID ROGERS III
West Fifteenth street.
uESRY D. MINER. AucTIoNEBR, sALRsRooM 81
III Nassau street.. opposite the Post ofhce.-MINBR A
soMERvILLE viii sel auction, Friday June AT N
eoecuon Of hners eomprsng specimens Of Copper Iron
Lead, Zine and other Ores Also the finest and
mafkaoe specimens OF Crystals this continent
The sbose are from the mines Of the Union Mining Com.
.-~-r 5asi siaated is ieet below the surface. They
- rranged and examined by Mr.. q Her.
We city. who pronounces them 10 be
The New York herald., 1863-06-04

yUOOD,s MINSTREL HALL, III -,
w bll-BROADWAY-5Hs
Opposite the ST Nicholas Hotel
The best ventilated hall In The city.
GLORIOUS TRIUMPH--CROWDED HOUSES.
WOODS MfNSTRELS
IN THE BEST BILL OF THE SEASON.
Great success Of the LaughAble Extravassnzs.
THE RAILROAD EXPLOSION.
BY request, the Screaming Burlesque entitled
RUNNING THE BLOCKADE.
and the ever popular highly c0lorod version Of
l OTHELLO.
MASTER WOOD. in. Favor1te bAIlAl
-Four Crows Robinson Crusoe. Wandering Minstrels,
BY Charley Fox. Nese seymour Cool White Henry. "a
wood, Glenn, Schwicardf Masier Wood Isaacs Broth<
0aratagui, Haslam. Leis. Lewis, &c.
Doors open at Z; commence at6 o'clock Tickets N
The New York herald., 1863-06-04

NEW BOWERY THEATRE.
IN Sole propreto etor..................Mr. j. W. Lin
THURSDAY EVENING. June 4, 1868.
GREAT EXCITEMENT
IMMENSE SUCCESS
UNEQUALLED DRAMA
DUKE s SIGNAL.
SUPERB hOUNTlk0S
SUPERB CAST
NIGHTLY HAILED
BY crowded houses with
SHOUTS or DELIGHT.
MR. q. G. BONIFACE, -
Mrs. W. @. JONES. Miss KATE NEW
Mr. Geo Brookes, Mr. Marden, w j. Nunan, Ac-
LOVE IN LIVERY
AND
PAUL THE REPROBATE.
Tomorrow evening benefit Of Mr. X. 8. SMITH, y
Artist of the theatre
The New York herald., 1863-06-04
HENRY D. hBRrs, yR, AvCrI0NEEA
III ASsIGNEEs' SALE
VINES; Liquors AND sE0ARs.

11
WINES, LIQUORS AND sE0ARS.
ON FRIDAY June s. at II Q clock.
AT THE sALEsR0OMS NO. DEY STREET,
Comprising large Of Brandies Gin. Wines Cham
Domestic sesars In lots 70 suit he trade IL be sold With
out amy reserve, by order Of the assigneea
T .ARoE sALB OF THOROUGHBRED
TRorTING STOCK,
As propose greatly 70 reduce my breeding estabshmens
Blood and Toting Horses win "Wednesday, the l7h
day Of June next oher at Public Auction q Hoodburn
about hundred and twenty OF Thorough
Colts and Fes Of various agsa Most o his stock having
been selected BY myself with consderabe Of
them being finely bred those who de-
sire purchase either Bood or Irong stock win DO well
Of sale, upon application % ~ p swigert or
Spring Station, woodford Co., Ky.
CHERIFF's sALE.-BY VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF AT.
- tachment, and order OF the Hon Mullen one Of
the Justices OF the said Supreme Coart with for
sale a public vendue Monday the 9Th Of june 1858
at 10 O'Clock In the forenoon, q 4l6 4 West Forty
Hhds Picked Hama
Hhds Picked Ghouldera
Hhds Picked Bellies
Hhda Picked Pigs Feet,
Hhds Pickled Pigs Heads.
large quantity Of Grease. =
, large quantity OF Lard
large qaanuty Of Smoked Hans, Ae.s Ae
and the order above mentioned ~ northwest corner OF
Thirty seventh and Third quantity Of Hams
shouiders Bellies hsads Lard oresse "a &C. xScu 1S
Sheriff Of the city and county Of New York.
ANDREW L. BYRNR, Deputy Sheriff
Dated NEW YORK. June J. 1853
The New York herald., 1863-06-04

IUANTBD-MBN WILLING TO DEVOTE THgrR TINE
w 10 business which will rsy $500 81 per month.
on = capital OF few hundred dcIlsrs Call 500 Brosdvsy
room No. where the practical nas Of q sreat anL
invention viii be freely shown aud The steptlca
viii be convinced TlLDEN DCRAkD.
41 5O0 WANTED. a PARTY WITH RUS
bssness NJ which so0 per week may be divided aud no
risk. Address H. Henry. station X.
eJ SOO wANrED-oN A LEAsBuoLD PROPER
pl.OUU y worth $500, rentng for $500 per annum.
The lease will be assigned " required. Apply a. ,32
Broadway, near Thirty.fourth sfceL
n 4 nOa wAHTED-PoR WHICH LIBERAL IN.
pf.UUU ierest and good security will be given. None
but the nonsycd parties themselves need tha Ad
dress Principal, Herald once, for three daya
STEAMBOATS,.
The New York herald., 1863-06-04

AT B-wHo HAS NOT HEARD or THE oELB-
IN. brated Madame BREWSTER (who has removed TO
sxth corner Of Twenty seventh streetN and who
with entire Satisfaction She has
Ghe future wife husbands
her visitor II you wish truth give her q call.
The New York herald., 1863-06-04

FRIDAY NH night Of Sheridan knowles highly ID
WIFE
SATURDAY-LASr NIGHT OF
MARRiOD LIFE,
In consequence OF forthcoming noveltiea
MONDAY (last time this season) The School for Bed
TUESDAY (last time this season), Money.
VIII be produced early in the week (hrst time hese)
new scenery and dresses, che popular play OF the
KNIGHTS OFTHE ROUND TABLE.
viii be repeated In rapid succession, Americans In
Wild Oats, Love and Money, Speedthe Plough, Cure
Hearta he, the Road to RUM The Fine Old English 0'
ihe Secret
The New York herald., 1863-06-04

IRISH RELIEF PUND
Hon. CHARLR6 p. DAILY will deliver
A LECTURE
sFANINE: lts Causes Consequences and TeaehineA e.
cially with reference to the Past and Present
Pol nical Condition Of Ireland
COOPER INSTITUTE
On THURSDAY EVENING. June 4, 1888.
The proceeds be applied relief VI the
DISTRESS IN IRELAND.
Doors open at O'Clock Lecture commence 81
O'Clock.
A line band will be In attend Ance.
Tickets 60 cents; be had of the members Of the comm
the principal bookstores and at the door the
ing Of the lecture. DANIEL DEVLIN, Chairman a.
Wn. ]. KANE, Secretary.
The New York herald., 1863-06-04

NJ hxsT WEEK OF r. GfGNOUx's celebrated Picture.
" AA THE ALPS, BY SUNRISE
A aOUPIL's GALLERY. ia Broadway, corner OF Ninth
= = street from A ~ nlleP y. Admiration - cen.
NATIONAL ACADEMY on. DESIGN WILL CLOSE
N me thirty eighth annual exhibition Of the National
xcadsmy will close the Galleries 615 Brnadway weds
n'''-' Corresponding Secretary. n A.
THE DUKES MOTTO. 4
The above piece being Copyrighted and M Colhns bS
irish comedian having purchssed from John Broafhss ~
oe yisb for representation In America, any pfrnoo
msni q the win be strictly prohibited By law.
ron sAry-A COMPLETE SET or sCErERY. WIFE
s,er,thlns pecsssary for trnvellins company rFA
SEQ Gail q % address Va'es Az hsussssss sssse"N
The New York herald., 1863-06-04
Svuo WOULD NOT 90 TO MAKE rHBIR roRrUNH

wig WOULD not 60 TO hxKL HI IHEIE slIh fUEIyEh Y.
English Prophecies universally acknowledged
best All Astrologss who those
her health wealth and Happiness and warrants
NJ atve suits journeys absent friends love court
ship marriage hidden treasures enemies and troubles In
fact affairs life Brave soldiers learn OF
slory, lie or death You seek your own prosperity and
felicity you'll not delay 70 visit address BY Letter this
highly eifed and beautiful lady q ol srh avenue,
opposite Eighth Misc s the only IN hls
s,ty who has genuine Roman and Arabian tasmans for
love good luck and business ~ far-warranted for life
Lucky numbers also hR hy respectable ty refe
renee Drunkenness cured and unfstbfu wives and hns
bandsreciatnssaA
nor BowER1.-NADAME wIDGER CLAIRvoYANr
IOO and sfted Spanish lady, unveils the mysteries Of
futurtty love abecnt cnds sekne-s prccribes
edipe for an diseases ies lucky numbera properly oss
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-12-04
The Coming Draft.

Is Hancock county to raise hcr
quota 10y volunteering or will she do
it by draft ? is now the question. One
thing is certain, 26S men must be
forthcoming by the 4th day Of jam
ary, or they will be raised in short
order on the 9TH.
This is matter in wi ich all are in
terested. rich and poor, Is and 10
The first thing Congress will do when
it meets this winter will be to repeal
the $500 and classification clauses of
the Conscription act, letting the gem
tleman over 80 and the lucky possess.
or of $500 in. the same as others
There is nothing surer than this. An
effort will raise this quota. The high
est township in the county is Findlay,
and she has only about 30 to raise
Suppose business men-the citizens
generally, would put one day into the
work--contributing enough Of their
abundance to insure the men willing
to go reasonable compensation--it
would be accomplished. 1t could be
done in twelve hours if an united eff
fort would be made.
There is but one month left. Shall
the county be drafted2 The time is
short in which to decide. Col. Neib-
ling of the 2lst Lieut.. Wallace and
Serg't Jordan of the 10th, and other
representatives of other regiments are
here and will cooperate with the citi-
zens of any Of the townships in this
matter, Let the effort be made.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-12-04
Dec. 3rd, 1868.
Married.
NJ. GRAY.

Married.
On the 26th Nov, at the Parsonage
in Findlay, by Rev. a. J. Imhof, Mr..
JEREMIAH GLoTFENDER of Carlisle,
Pa, and Miss ELIZABETH GRUBn of
this county.
On the 2Gth Nov, 1868, by Rev.
c.. ID. Oviatt, Mr.. JoHN s. PHIFER
and Miss HATTIE =. CoRwIN, both of
Findlay township, Hancock county, o.
The above was accompanied with q
greenback. John and his fair bride
arc booked for pleasant voyage over
the ocean of life
On Tuesday morning, the lst inst,
ut the Methodist Church by the Rev.
Wykes, Mr.. j. II. SHE'LL and Miss
JANE MERRIAM, all of this place.
The happy pair have our very best
wishes for long life and happiness.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-12-04
4 GnOd idea.

We are reioiccd to notice indica-
tions Of very large amount Of bull
ing, next season, in Findlay. On
every street piles Of building materi-
ais are accumulating, and many foun-
dations are being laid this fall that the
structure may be completed rs soon
as possible in the spring. There
should be at least fifty new dwellings
built next spring--indeed that num-
Der could be rented now in two weeks
time. There is no better investment
of surplus capital.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-12-04
Citizens of Hancock County
Avoid the DEn nftS

The Military Committee OF Han
cock county have passed the follow
ing resolutions:
Resolved, That the citizens Of the
several townships of Hancock coun-
ty, be, and are hereby urgently re-
quested to meet together in each Of
their respective townships, at once,
and adopt some means for raising re
cruits within their several townships,
so rs to exempt them from the ap-
preaching draft; and they are hereby
recommended to organize, and to
raise an additional bounty besides
that allowed by the government, so
as to give each recruit ample induce
ment to enter into The service OF his
country.
Fellow citizens, the men must be
raised by volunteering, or ny draft.
We suggest to each township to meet
rs early az Thursday, December Bird,
at one o'clock, in the afternoon, at
their usual places Of holding elections,
and organize for immediate action.
Appoint your Chairman, Secretary,
committees and such officers and per-
sons as will enable you to take hold
of the matter promptly and earnestly,
We further suggest that the Secreta-
ry OF each OF the township meetings
50 held, after organization, report TO
the Secretary oil the Military Commit
tee, Immediately, the proceedings
thereof, and that each OF said meet
ings, SO held in the several townships,
adjourn to meet again as soon as
Monday, the 7th day Of December, at
one o clock in the afternoon; on or
before which time OF adjournment the
Military Committee will furnish each
of said organizations Il full programme
Of what shall be deemed the best
meaus Of insuring energetic and sue
cessiul action.
The time to work is short, and
prompt action necessary
III. Brown, Se'y, Il. GoIT, Chm,
j. b. RoTHCHHD, j. h. PERKEY
j. 5. PATTERSON, Military Com
Advices state that Gen. Foster had
encountered the rebel cavalry in East
Tennessee and captured almost til,
entire force, numbering four or five
thousand. By way Of Chattanooga
we learn that Burnside was attacked
on the 25th, as previously reported
but the enemy were repulsed, The
army at Chattanooga was not out o
provisions. Re-enforcements wer'
on the way to Burnside. The posi-
ton of the latter may now be ccnsid
cred safe, while that Of the rebels i
to be regarded as critical.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-12-04
Lnnk Ont Cor rirrs

Look Snt Tor Hrs.
Now the time has arrived for the
use OF stoves, and too much care can
not he taken to guard against fire
Your stove pipes should be carefully
examined, and, where necessary, re-
paired; while particular care should
be taken that there is no wood work
in contract with them. Defective
fues should also be examined and put
in order, and care taken that the Gin
ders and ashes are deposited in such
a way as to prevent the possibility OF
accident from this course.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-12-04

Criminal Cases.
We condense from the docket the
action taken in the criminal cases bro't
before this term of Court:
State vs. Catharine Foiblc, Sarah
Franks and John Franks. Indict-
ment for Assault and Battery.
Catharine Foible and Sarah Franks
pload guilty, and were each fined five
dollars and costs ofsuit. John Franks
plead not guilty, and the case, as to
him, was continued to next term.
The State Of Ohio vs.. Andrew j.
Bair and George FeticlS. 1ndict-
ment for passing counterfeit Postal
Currency or fractional notes.
Recognizance forfeited in the sum
of $500 each.
The State Of Ohio VS.. Asbury p.
Fairchild. Indictment for As
sault and Battery.
Defendant plead guilty, and was
fined 81 and costs, and imprisoned in
the cell of the Jail for forty eight hours
and fed or bread and water.
The State Of Ohio vs. Lucinda Huff
and Sarah Davis. Two Indictments
for Assault and Battery.
Both Of defendants were arraigncd
and plead guilty, and each was fined
80 and costs of suit.
The State of Ohio vs.. Charles Pattcr-
son. Indictment tor stealing horse
of David Chase.
Defendant plead not guilty.
The State Of Ohio vs.. George Jones.
Indictment for Assault and Battery.
/ Defendant arraigucd and plead not
guilty, and cause continued to next
term.
The State Of Ohio vs.. Darius Stoker.
Indictment for Assault and Battery.
No arraignmcnt yet made and no
plea made.
The state Of Ohio VS.. Perry Englc.
Indictment for Assault and Battery
Defendant plea not guilty, and the
cause continued to next term.
The foregoing indictments were
found at the present term Of the court
In the following indictments were
found at previous terms Of the court
, The State of Ohio VS.. David Letter;
! Thos. McMurry and John McMur
ry. Indictment for an Assault with
Intent to Murder.
4 Continued-David Letter being ii
the Army.
The State Of Ohio VS.. L. Humphrey
Indictment for obtaining goods I'm
der false pretences.
Continued.
The State Of Ohio VS.. Oliver Powell
eL aL Indictment for Riot.
Continued.
The State of Ohio VS.. Jacob Conky
Indictment fol stealing Il horse o
Joel Faulk.
Trial had and verdict Of guilty re
turned by the jury. The penalty ii
this case is Imprisonment in the Pen
itentiary from three to fifteen years
J p. S.-Since writing the above,
Conkcy has been sentenced to three
years Imprisonment in the Chic Pen
itQntiary.
The State of Ohio VS.. George Bower
Indictment for Petit Larceny
Defendant arraigned and plead
guilty, and was fined five dollars and
costs of prosecution.
The State of Ohio vs.. William VIII
hanson. Indictment for obstruct-
ing Highway near Cannonsburg
Defendant plead guilty, and was
fined two dollars and costs OF prose
cution.
1t will be seen by the above, that
| the State has not lost or been beaten
in single case, nor has an indictment
been "quashed' during the term OF
! Henry Brown MS Prosecuting Attor'
nev, which commenced Mt the Novem-
term, 1862. We doubt ifmany coun-
ties can boast OF 4 Prosecutor with
as clean record.-Courier.