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cnnrr.hnnds nt q. LouIs.

The Superintendent of the 500 contra
bands who recently arrived at St, Louis,
in a published card shows that they are
far from being burden on the community.
He gives the following account Of their
disposal within a week of their arrival
al had FIVE hundred in charge at first,
and up 10 yesterday morning I had re-
ceived applications for 2, 800, and about
1900 Of these calls came from St. Louis
and the State Of Missouri. Nearly 200
persons have been called for by citizens
from Illinois, Of various political opinions,
who said they needed hands to labor, and
must have Them. These have obtained
passes te-eross- the river, and in families
are now telling on free soil Over 100
have genefo I3Wa, and others win doubt
less follow those who have gone before.
TWoshundred and fifty more from Helena
arrived on he Emma, Monday. in charge
of Federal officer, 100 of whom were
Forwarded on boats to Kansas"
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Kansns InaIan BrIeade.

Colonel Phillips, Of Kansas, believed to
be the we'll known Tribune correspondent
Of Border Rufian times, is now engaged
in organizing brigade Of Indians, to con-
sist Of five or six regiments, suitably armed
and equipped. It is expected to start from
Lawrence, in Kansas, before long, in a
southerly direction It's first destination
viii probably be the Cherokee country,
where the aboriginal traitors require at
tention; but there is reason to believe that
New Mexico and even Texas may yet prove
the goal Of the expedition.
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MATGHES.

OLEVELAND MATCH Comply.
~ MANUFACTURES or
WATERPROOF Percussion Matches,
Warranted to stand in any climate.
E5-P Patronage Solicited. All orders addressed 10
the undersigned promptly executed.F n ~ :
-. .. ID. WADDLE q CO.,
lspA'A1o ClsYelRnds o.
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rARMs ANn nuT LnIs-

acres small frame house, abOut 20 fruit trees 2z
miles from court ROEe,3l 800.
81 acres on CuyahOga river, miles from city 45 acres
good river bottom, II acres timber, brick house
and mall barn, $50, Willexchange in part for city
property. r-
&c acres on Euclid-st miles from tho city limits,
good fruit, brick house, &C, $50 Per acre.
81 acres on Breeksville real, miles from city good
frame house, all kinds OF fruit 4 acre grapes,
barn, &c., ,401
Is acres hoce garfen land adjoining Gallup nurse
~ choice fruit new frame house, q, ,jOu.
Is acres on Kinsman-st and Wilson's Avenue, large
two-story brick house, 70 rooms, good fruit.
la sores miles from city, good land, buIidings
$50 per acre .
G acres ON Wilson's Avenue, near kinsman-st, S3,e9O
5 acres on very fins brick house,
fruit, &c. t ...r.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-24

The New York Times says our veteran
soldiers in the army Of the Potomac are
already taking action in reference to the
law recently passed by Congress embodied
in the Conscription bill) TO encourage re-
enlistmenis. We learn from Washington
that the officers Of fbe 30tb New York req
iment in a body, after having first consult
ed with the men, have signifed the will
ingness Of the regiment TO re-enlist for
the war, provided it can be sent home
about the first Of April, to recruit to the
maximum number. The proposition is TO
by laid before the President and Secretary
Of War Immediately.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-24

A clergyman at Constantine, Michigan,
has raised the ire of the Copperheads, by
urging young men TO start right to
strive to be better, and TO make their fell
lows better, and TO be sure they cast their
lot on the side Of justice and humanity"
The Tories declare that the preacher might
as well have told the young men TO become
Republieans at once.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-24

THAT The Rnabe Piano Is superior TO all Others
made in this country, for brisuoy, gwestness, and
volume of tone, needs only 70 be heard 70 convince 10
tue iBct."-IState Journal, Columbus, Ohio
aueIs-Itg7
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We find, upon consulting the records of
the Adjutant Generals Office, that the ex-
act number Of batteries and guns is as
follows:
First Regiment in service Batteries.
Other Batteries organized-.-.-.-....-...22 50
The 2lst, 22d and 18th organizing.
Whole number Of Batteries...........s7
Whole number Of guns..................222
Slate Journal.
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in this City ana elsewhere on commission under the
name and firm Of LYMAN q JUD5ON.
J. Imam, [febl6l p. JUDsOS.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-24

1sB-Thfs Company having established Branch or
ice In Buffalo, with a local Board of Directors to
nsnags its Netern business, all losses may be ad-
of the psrties- l4a t 2 I.sf
Ds- LOSSES PAIDlN COLI. upon Risks on which
Premium has been PAID N like currency, feb26;l35
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ri MOULD's C1LEBRArHD AND
IL Unrigalled IRISH AND ICELAND MOSS
G 0 . G. Il G A N D Y, }.

FOR tho Seventeen Ysars that this Candy has been
before the public II has been used with great success
and the increasing demand from all parts Of the uni
ted States shows that It's value remedy has been
fully appreciated We might add the certificates OF
many who have been benefited By this inTal1able
medicine, for all who have used tt are eager torecom
mend Il, but we content ourselves with giving the
opinions Of two our most eminent Physicians.
"AIR. HENRY MOULD, Dear Sir:-From your state
ment Of the composition Of your Cough Candy do
not hesitate to express my belsi that n a well adapt
cd to the purpose Tor which yen manufactured IT, and
doubt but that Il is useful, Il certainly Is
agreeable expectoranf. RespectiulY yours,
OHAS. A. TERRY, N. ID.
tfhIesara. MOULD B H0GAH, Gents:-i have examine
YOur prescription for II. MOuld's Cough Candy, an
ind Il valuable one for its purpose
GUSTAV q. E. WEBER,
Professor Of Surgery.
EBFor Ministers, Public Speakers and Singers,
this Candy is invauable, being uneQualed for clear
ing the voice, removing hoarseuesa, Ac-
MOULD & HOGAN,
ds05l:ll27 No. Enolid-St., Cleveland, o.
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ROMR FEsrIKONx.

Mr.. d. b. KIEGsLEY-Dear Sir: We fsel It dat3
We owe to the public, TO state that Marshaf5 Catho
icon Ia medicine invaluable for complaints classed
under the head Of Female Diseases. We have used
your Gr@ienborg Medicines and have been greaty
benefited thereby, 30 much 30, that the prics
double, we would have them. 70 the thousands OF
our sex who suffering IRON weakness, We would
recommend the Cathoiicon sure panacea. IL gives
strength to the system and enables each OF the OrE8ns
Of the body to p0rforu their appropriate functlons
Mis5 q. SWORMSFETTs
Mrs. W. uARTER,
Mrs. T. z. WEEKS
Medina, march, I, 81
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FOHN G.. JENNINGS,
pt fsuccessor 10 Rouse Jeunings,)
Insurance and Real Estate Agent
Marble Block. OH superior-sf.

s4-Rill buy and sell Real Estate on Commission
Bent aud ollect Rents, &C.
GE- 0 charge 70 Purchasers SELLERS only chaiseu
for Salesor Exchanges Actually MADE. =,
RE-AIsa issues Policies a. Lowest Faying hates II
Reliable Eastern Insurance Compantes-
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
NEW BOOKS FOR MARCH,
]. B. Cobb & Co.'S.
The National Almanac for, 1853,

The National Almanac for, 1868,
paper, S1,OO; cloth, $1,25
Dana's Manuel OfGeOlOgy, 4,5O
Andrews the Life OF our Lord, 2,25
COlensO's Notes on Romans, las
do Pentetueh andl Joshua, 1,25
Mahant's Reply to Colenso, rs
Billiard on Bankruptcy and
Insolvency, 500
Parsons on Notes and Bills,
2 vols. 1900
Paez' Wild scenes in South
America, 1.75
Maon's sManuel of 9ymnas-
tics, e- SO
HOlly's Country Seats, with
plans, $50
Haeket's Notes on shaks-
harrington, Novel, by Charles
Lever, so
Chronicles of Garlingford, rs
No Name, by Wilkie Collin, paper, l,25
do do cloth, l,5o
Essays by Buckle, with portrait LOO
SheIdon's Object Lessons, 1,5o
Wells Graded Schools, LOO
Reads Wagner of the Alle-
ghanies, 100
The Students History of
France, l,25
]. B. COBB & co.
merch1R
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PIANOS. MI-
VIM. B. Bradbury's Y
PUE0-FORTE ESTABLISHMENT,

No. 427 BrOOme-ss-, New York.
THE SUBSGRIBER RESPECT
fInIv invites the atteniion Of his riends and ths
61bIic generally to his Piano-Forte Establishment
NJ No AZ Bro0me-st.. corner OF Urosby-st
Having Withdrawn his interest. stock and mate
rials from the late firm Of - LiEhte i BrAdburys,"
which firm dissolved the 3lst Of January, ults
and hnving purchased the entire stock o. Piano
Fo5tes aud Piano Forte Material, owned by his
brother, Edward Bradbury, in the ssid hrm, he Is
now prepar 10 supply the increased demand Tor ms
celebrated PisnO-FOrtes. Employing the most skill
fa End experienced workmen, with = large stock Of
the best and most thoroughly seasoned MATERIAL and
an abundance OF capital he has iaken IN hand the
personal supervision OF the whole bctlness OF manu-
iacurine his Instruments and s 70 turn out
Pisno-FOrtes OF uneq led tone aud durabieness.
BRADBURY'S NEW SCALE PIANO FORTE.
IN the arraneement Of orr new scale, drawn and
prepared with The utmost care, expressly for our
new Instruments We have added every Improvement
which can in any way tend to the perfection OF The
PianO-FoFte and We confidently assert, that f0r
delicacy Of touch, volume, purity, br1ilaincy and
sweetuois Of tone coulbiHsd with that strength and
sol dity OF fran necessary to durability these in
strumeuts are unelualed.
f'Streugth and beauty is our motto, and We in
vite the clcet criticism Of the best unbiased Judges
in the land q .t.#- |,#-f.
Re Every instrum snt IS warranted or five years.
F Wh B. BRADBURY
t 427 Broome- st cor. Crosby New York.
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TO Int
Oottsgs cn Ontario e., moth Of thu Presbyterian
Church, s3la H. -
large store basement on tue south side Public
Square, near Outari0-st .
House on Erie St, $50.
House o Oregon-st.
HOuse 80. 30 Park How, S251.
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THE ALL SUFFICIENT THREE
II -TRIESEHARl ], 2 and :, aTsprotectsd b. Roy
A Letters Pstont q England, and secured By ne
Seals OF the Ecols de PhRrmacie DO Paris and thg
Imperial College Of Medicine, Vienna.
No. One e invaluable for Exhaustion, spermaior
rhma and al physical disabilities.
No. Two completely sradicates all traces o. thoa
diseases that have herotoiore been treated b the nau
ssous and pernfcious use Of copavia and cubsha.
No. Three has entirely supp ante the lniuri0us uEs
Of mercurJ thereby insurlng 70 the sufferer 9QeedT
relief dispersing All impurities end roofing out tha
venom Of diseases
TRIEsENsR. Nos. and 3, are preparations in the
orm Of Lozsng0s, devoid Of taste and smell and can
and divided into separate doses as administered oG
Vslpau, Lallemhnd HouX, Ricold, &c Price e each
whereby there Is saving Of .. To Be had whole
sale and retail OF Dr. BARROW No l9i Blaackerst.
New York.
Immediately on receiving remittance Dr. Barrcg
VIII forward the TrsssmAr to any part Of the Worlcl
securely pscksd and addressed according 20 the IN
ltructious Of the writer.
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JOSEPH MORRISON

Resident Director, Hazards Block, Buffalo, n. Y
ROBERT HANNA & Co.. Agents,
Cleveland, Chic.
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TAILORING.

EENTLEMEN'S CLoTH CLKAN.
u III ING, RsnOyating and Mend1f5g Establishmsnt.
FRLFgIs AGEai Tailor, 10. ls Prospect street. VII
1rli msndinR G6ntlemen'B clothing. he has facin-
Jie1 oFi ding his work in the best manner Gentle.
msl toEiVo MFs AGS9 s0ials Bays6BA
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WESTERN DIRECTORs.

AEDREw }. Rich, Pres't Bank Of Aftioa, Bufalo.
JOIN ARMsTRosG. Prest NIL Co Bank, Mil.
va. b odpSS, Prsist n. ". R. K Co, Chicago.
ALBERT :. KENT, Of Kent a Co, Chicago
THos 5 DIcKERsON, Of fandergoOrt, Dickerson &
Co., Chicago. l
DAVID J. lily, of Reynolds, Ely & Co., Chicago.
j NJ. RICHMOND, Of J. NJ. Richmond Co., Buffalo,
MOsEs MERCK. Oswego.
JOsEPH MORRISON. Buffalo.
P. L. STERSBERsS Buffalo
B. @. MORRIS,
President.
TH0S. LORD,
WV. n. WHITNEY, Vice PTerideut
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REAl ESTATE.
REAL ESTATE F0R SAVE.

EIVE CHOICE BUILDING LOTS ON
Several iots on CHARLES STREET, two with one
story houses on them. ...,,,-s s,,,,,.,,, =,
luire 81 G. BAEUMBER.
marchll:434
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pREpARFD BY j I

BJ-The above are all from persons who are public
ly known where they reside and who would not make
these statements without thorough conviction tha
they wore true.
PREPARED BY J. G. AVER,
Practical and Analytical Chemist, Lowell, Mass.
sold by @. W. CLARK, and BY Druggists and Deal
srs everywhere. dec5;Il25dUAtEeoW
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PHOTOGRAPHS.
sRIRT MANUFAcTORY.

GENT BY EXPRESS EVERY
~ WHERE. Directions for Self msssuFsmsnfssnt
Free everywhere.
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OLEVELARD STOYE8
The peapatoh Cooking stoTl

A-tA-s D97A lPtoNo-i ~ nv u-ao Ae-'l-I 80
BEST STOVE IN THE MARKET.
Its Baking, Roasting and Broilins properties Era
uneLcept0nabe, and In economy Of Fuel e il unpar
alleledi with in
INV PATBNT eSATE,
it will burn Ooal we'll as Wood most admlrablys tha
Oven being thoroughly ventilated it will prcdnce
perfect end healthy bake, equal TO that Of BakeTl
Brick OVens Roasting and tOasting i9 done bel0re
the open dre, and BrOiing over live Goals on the
hearth common sense dictates It Is manufacturoc
In this city, and the material used and the work
mansp are OF the best quality finally, i gives Per
- satisfaction to all, hundreds ofh0usekaepsal D
this city and surrounding countrFf who arc 1nilT
using Il, win testify.
TEX MORNING STAB No srOYr i
new and Desirable pattern, Wnlch, with VARSITY q
others make our stock complete. We also have o.
ing Stoves, for Coal or Wood, at reduced prices.
I'VE are constantly supplied with all tho newest a.
most beautiful styles Of
ERANELED CRATES.
Also-all Of TIE most useful articles Of HOUSE Tur
nilhiug Goods, Nails and Farmers Tools.
are Just receiving tie latest improved styles %
BIRD CAGES, which are offered at the loTsst pTiclI
Wemanufacture largely and have for sals ct Whoie.
sale and retail, II the various articles Of Plain and
JGpGhe9 Tn, Copper and S5eet-I Iron We're
We bner the almost endless variety Of goods In oul
lhis for sale at the lowest ossh prizes On tie OH1
fAAOA o18IAms
qB-An Housekeepars and those Who conismplat
H0usakesping, and the .re5t Of mankind ere mo1
cordially invited 70 call beors purchasing eseWhoTs
snd Judge Tor themselves. SAfIsEAcTIoE Is GUAM
TEED st the
STOVE AND CRATE EMPORIUM
Of WI MARVIN,
No. So Esuth side Pub. square,
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PROFEssOR or ELEUrRoPATHY AND mEDIoIHB,
Ohics-ll9 Seneoa-St., few doors from Superior ~
stairs.
Onos hoursfrom to Y and from ITO O'Clock daily
undays eXcepted.l
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THE
COLUMBIAN (MARINE) ms. Comply,
Or NEW YORK..
With Branch Office at Buffalo, N.
Authorized Capital is 81 ,OOO, 600 90.
Cash Capital, Paid in.-...-...,... 100000 90.
Assets, Jan. I, 1S63.------..-.-- 1,135,540 IS.
Statement Of the affairs Of the Company for the fih
fscal year, ending Dec. 3lst 1852;
Premiums On uuaxpired risks, December
Premiums received from that
date TO Lecember 81, la62-.- Sl5 lh2l ~
Total amount of Premums.......-.. 81 ,gs5,2i3 ca
This Company issues no policies upon Life Risks,
nor upon Fire Risks disconnected with Marine Risks.
Premiums marked OF as earned during
the year, (less Return PTemiums) and
interest received On lnyestments-....S 72j,3S6 80
Losses paid during the year-.....44ll 0l3 81
Re-Insurancea, Expenses and
IaKes.-.'..''-'' e2tt9 o. 4sosoii .
Net 25, ,769 Il
The Company have the following Assets
United States and New York City Stocs.3 l62 900 90
Loans on demand, on god....-..sl2g,00 OQ
Cash in Banks -i-...... l,b5l 4S
Interest due Jan. /, lSs1 on in
vestments and cash with
Agentss--..'..---...-..---,-.-.,-- .. .595 50
he-ln6urance = savage Claims
and unpaid PTsmiums--!.-... 1874 "A
Premium notes and uncollected t
account biItH39 -
Scrip Of Insurance Companies,
sundry Cluims duo the Com
.fpanyI ............... A53lS Y
Total amount Of Asssts........... 81, ,is5, 80 IS
To Tbs President AND ARD or DIRECfORs or THE
COLUMBIAN ISsURAECs GozFAET o..
We hereby certify thai We have eomBared theabove
statfment with the BRiaRce Sheet Of the Company,
and the Balance Sheet with Its Books, and found
them TO conform.
We have also examined the Cash Bank Balance,
Securities, Bills Receivable and other Assets, and
found thsm TO conform accurately with the above
stateme8t made by ths Company.
EDWARD ROWE,
JOHN S. DICkERSON,
JOSEPH MORRISON, r.
bAN'L W. TEEdER,. Il
January q, 1868. Committee.
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SKEkTE CHAMBER, Ohio, April 5th, 1854.
"DR. J. q. AYER, Honored Sir.-I have made thor
ough trial Of the Oathartic Pills. left by your agent,
and have been cured by them Of the dreadful rheum-
atism under which he found me suffering. The first
dose relieved me- ard few subsequent doses entirely
removed the disease. feel in better health now thal
Cor some years before, which attribute entirely to
the ehects:Of your Oathartio Pills.
Yours with great respect,
hUOIUS. b. mEFOAbF."
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No. So South Side Public Square,
Having been East and selected from the principal
manuisetories Of New York, Philadelphia, Troy ana
Albany the largest and best stock Of
Stoves and Housekeeping Goods
ever brought to this market Having purchased b.
fore the GREAT ADYAGUE IN PRfCES, ae havc
received the Goods, and adding them 70 hi3 large Va
OLEHELARD STOHES
always kopf on hand fsls now Iaady 10 ssu at the
lowest prices for CASH Oh APP2OFED CREDIT.
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-07

CAPTURE OF ANoTHER PRIzE.-The United
States revenue steamer Hercules, Captain Dun
gan, arrived in port yesterday, bringing in tow
the prize schooner r. Mason, OF Baltimore, and
cargo, bound to virginia. aloo, a lot Of prison
ers from Baltimore, who went on board Of tho
schooner at Annapolis. Tho schooner cleared
from Baltimore, on Saturday last, for New York.
The cargo conslsted principally Of whisky, aud
is valued at $4,000. Tho schooner ls Of about
100 tons burthen, six years old, and worth
about 5000. She len this port Shortly before
the Hercules steamed up, and was observed by
the latter as she left Annapolis. sheran into the
Patuxent river during the storm Of that day,
thinking probably that an opportunity would
be afforded to tranship her cargo to Virginia.
The persons on board were Capt. Richardson,
a Mr.. Burton, Mr.. Prince, and Wilson pilot,
all Of this city, as also two men from Rich
mond, Va, named Pritchard and Hobson. A
mail, containing letters for persons in the
South, as also a largo amount OF Southern
bank notes, were captured. The prisoners were
delivered to Col. Fish, provost marshal, while
the vessel, with cargo, &C., was placed in
charge Of the United states District Attorney,
to be proceeded with according to law.--Bdit.
American.
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-07
NEWS FROM CHARLESTON.
Official Confirmation Of
the Battle.

News is hourly expected at the Navy Depart
meut from. Admiral Du Pont, relating TO tho
attack on Charleston.
We are oficially Informed that the Federal
aeet Of gunbOats and irOn.clads LEFT Port Royal
on wednesday last. They would consequently
reach the scene Of operations about Thursday
evening at phioh time ne a,taok Vas certainly 10
BE- made
Secretary welles and Assistant Secretary
Fox are quito sanguinO that the result of the
attack will be complete success. This may
bo taken as evidence that the most thorough
and careful preparation was made, at least on
tho part Of the navy, before attacking the
stronghold Of treason. Lot us hope that the
expectations Of Secretaries welleS and Fox
may be realized.
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-07
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

ArrEmfr 10 Ffan 4hE Nkvv YAHp Ann BLow
UP THE MAoAEiNE.-we learn that there waa
quite a oommotion on the Navy Yard, saturday
night last. Aman who calls himself Davis Nes
discovered ahont la O'Clock Al eight lurking about
the ordnance OF magazine building. ny using some
chcanery the nrst guard allowed him 10 pass, sup
posing that he was one Of the guards, or at tleaat
belonged there. After succeeding in his attempt
to pass the outer guard, he was hailed BY the
second giiArd, whose timely Interpolation no
doubt, prevented the hend from putting his design
into execution When he discovered hiapoaition
he Attempted to run away, but was oyertaken and
caught BY the guard Upon his person was found
shavinga and abotte Of turpentine, together with
other inoendiary oOmbussibles. He was inne
dlately sent TO the guard-house.
... NHi ." l----------
cRrMpAL couRr.--Judges Fisher and wyhe On
Eli M Dennison was appointed crier Of ne
criminal court. 30 H.fI.fta
The District Attorney entered non pros. In the
case Of Frank Smith, charged with the larceny Of
Treasury bonds. 1aI- -4 fs..i
The Court then took up the case Of Charles A.
Williams, charged with burglary, OF breaking open
the house Of John Bennet, and stealing one hun
dred and nfty copper cents. Verdict euilty.
The next case taken up was Charles Evans,
charged with the larceny OF one pitcher pocket
lcniie, and a shaving box, the property Of Conrad
schriner. Verdict not guilty.
Joseph Branden (colored) was placed upon trial
and convicted with the crime OF larceny.