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Daily national Republican., 1863-05-01
BY TELEGRAPH.
LATEST FROM MEXICO.
Detail. of the French Siege of Pueblo

Details OF the French Siege of PuebIa.
New YORK, April 29.-The steamer Shell
drake, from Havana on the 23d, has arrived
Vera Cruz dates of the 18th, per French war
vessel, state that PuGbla was completely sur
rounded on the 93d ultimO. The attack com.
mcnccd on the 2ith, and Penitcntiaric carried
by an assault on the 3lst. Fort St. Xavier was
also taken on the 3lst. After entering the city
the French forced through the first barriCadcs
of two principal streets leading to the Plaza
and the cathedral, both of which are fortified.
The soldiers then entered the houses, and,
aided by sappcrs and miners, passed from one
house to another, and on the Sd inst, had thus
worked their way up to within one hundred
meters of the Plaza. Up to that date the
French had lost from 500 to COO killed and
wounded. Laumcr, chief of artillery, was
killed, and Col. LarniCr badly wounded. It is
estimated that the cutrc force of Orlcga in the
city was 2j.OOO.
The bridge over the Rio Pristo was held by
the French, thus preventing Comonfort, with
l2,OOJ rcniOrCCmCntH, from crossing. Another
arrival from Vera Cruz on the 10th states that
a mail from Pucbla had been received contain
Ing advices of the capture Of the Plaza and
the cathedral, but the city still was commanded
by Forts GuadalOupC and LorcttO, but nothing
is said as TO their opening fire on the French.
Pucbla was filled with barricades. One-thivd
OF Puebla is claimed by the French to he IN
their possession as the result Of thirteen days
fighting.
ANOTHER ACCOUNT.
SAN FRANCIsCo, April 29.-Frcnch papers
received here publish letters from the City OF
Mexico to the Sth inst, representing that F0rcy
is in possession Of the cnyirOns Of Pueblo, aud
master Of the communications and fortified
works commanding the city. lie continued
advancing slowly, bat surely, without sacrillc-
ing his soldiers. Intelligent persons think Fo-
TEV IN II
army in PucbIa, and will ultimately capture all
or more than 10000.
Official accounts Of the same date take en-
couraging views and say the besicgcd forces
were fully able to rcpulsc the French. The
principal iOrtillcations are still remaining in
tact. There are siXty.fOur fortified buildings
in the city. The Mexican soldiers have shown
remarkable bravery. The French loss is over
800 in killed and wounded in attacking one
iOrtilCatiOn
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-01

a. The once Of the National Rspubli-
an is at bII Ninth street between fenh-
YlyanIa avenue and ID street.
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hson..T b evm ! r EN- ale Ills.
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followed il removing difficulties arising from
OBSTRUCTION Or STuPPAGE OF NATUkE,
or in restoring the system to perfect health when
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the mites, or Ut or weakness of the Uterine Or
gans. The Fills ere perfectly harmless on the
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on the nonthly period OF regularity, no
,nHttor from whas Cause the Obstruction may
assss. They shoald b0wevss NOT g taksa the
1sst three u foaS men b q pesgnasy, thoash
Dofo o. any othoe tine, - 0iooasiaGo would b
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y, Reproduction ssd ltsss If Aetsrs,
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ADVISES, pamphlet Of ~ pages, sent ires to y
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dootial y, when desi cd. securely sealed, ard pro.
ra,d, On receipt of money BY
]. BkY AN. N. ~, General Agent.
76-Cedas-strees, Nov York.
aold BY Ill the principal Druggists.
ami n I bwser. y hole.aie Agents. Chicago.
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HAPPINESS or MISERY
THAT IS THE QUESTION

THE pROPRlK aORS o. THE NEW YORK
=. AUsAUn AND AL rOnY o. b8LlolHD have
Determined, regardless Of expense, 10 Issue free
for the benefit Of su6ering humsnisy) 90 n Of
their most sptsissting and lnssrcctivs Lectures
onMarti.ge aud its oisqual6eat ons, Nervous De.
ility, Premature Jecl,ne Of nanho.d. lncises-
ION, Weakness or Usprssss"n, Loss Of Energy ID
vitsl Power, the G:sst Social Evil, shd those
naladies which result from youthful foilies. e.
cssses maturity. or ign.rancs Of Physiology
ana Natures Law.
Thessiuvaluskie Lectures hsve been the means
of ealixA tening and saving ,h"ussBds, aud VIII
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Ana tony aud Medicine, SIS Broadway, New
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Third Ed. ion, Goth Thousand,
MAN HOOD.

TREATISE IN SkMiNAL WEAKNESS
~ Involuntary hsaisstonr. Men,si and rhysi .
capacity. Loss ii power. Premature s,ecsy, TN.
pediments to Marriage. Nervous DEBILITY, self
aous .. Ssxu ! lsireasts. DO, &c.
BY RuBr. r. BILL. y. d., Member Of the Roy al
This book should BE- read BY every one. and
part cuiariy BY tbws arriving ~ Mant ood Il
contsins ugor ant adsiceto al and the ns.us u
cure 10 the afflicted 10 plainly f.s forth. Il has
Sassd NOsss.ds iron. ~. Of Jlssevy.
Sent under sealed envelope, BY mali, % re-
sept u inc money ori Il 0stngc STAN p. BY
]. BRYAN. ". D., CeIar-Ss, Asa York.
aa.a.ivly
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The Glasgow and Cork Line.
I. j. WELLS.
p n a q m A e e y TlST
s Me-. M h ads NJ.

NC. "a h 0G2y otss
DUALBs IN
Drugs, Chemicals, Paints,
otis, VarM fishes Dycs, lass,
Putty, Brushes, surgical u
DemSal snstrWBlAcmos, Per.
FaDslcry, spO"ges, Fancy ar
iic1cs, soaps, Liquors Tor
medical purposes. Patent
Nleslicfmrs. &c, e..
Particular u lleDliOm paid
to Physicians 1'reSCrip.
items sMd ORDER ffolm
Gounlry fhysicians.
~Ea~M 0Rl1-dly
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thrtseophrr t'ss'lcss,
8orss >hcer + Veterinary surgeon

ONE Door WEST OF Goa OF 20 4 ROCK 1871 AND,
WISHES TO 1NFORM THE CIT
: :.a s::;;' e., 6; $: i: ~:
mauently located himse'f 10 this city where he ie
prepared to shoe horses on the scienti6ic princi.
pies After twenty years study and practice on
the anatomy OF the foot. Of which time he hes
speat eleven years uuder the sup,rissendence of
the best vsterinAri aEe in Eureps. IL wi.hes 10
-ay Il at he will cive salts action to ali persons
having hosses lsboring under the dsessc uf corus,
Or oeatrs ctisns. cou.nonly called enough boaud.
Interfering. ovsrrsachiAe. quarter ersshs, spnd
eraokS spsaies q the sosns. toanasss, rine.boaee
and sras1ns, for all Of vhieh ho wossasee pee-
feet cure If durable. The greater psrt Of these
aksases sss caused b shosirs o. want Of PROPER
idAS0e0t ? jueo -Atf
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MA e 3, w AN r.


The underssgned beg oravc
10 call the attentboo Of The
public and the q aae In DsaS.
siewlar % their comp iese
and we'll assorted stock u
SHELF q nEAvy HARROW Are,
cosnprisinge everything uit.
ed 60 I he , ODbing Trad. Of
the West. sae
na vi"y nnequalcd i,as iIi-
ties FOR purchasing ii Oln
Manufacturers direct. We
sis.Il keep our stock I On.
stamlly up 10 the require.
ments of the cOuatry, and
Offer Goods at
Il o "" r u rio e $
md better terms than amy
other House i'm the Tradc.
An carly cali is re- spcct-
fully solicited.
Orders b. mail receive
prompt atlcn liUn.
MIEK & WALSH,
NO. 2LEsLlt > BLOCK, FROST ST
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MlSxlsSlPPI HOUSE,
~ HENRY aAUPc.

THE UNDERSIGNED REC NJ
m.Dds his eonvsniv Dsly arranged hO-
XSH tel, known A. the Mississipn, tiouse,
ieooo 70 II travellers, and also 70 city car y
ers. witht he as.srsuse III nothing
will BE- left uoaone BY him I, rrou ote the VOL
Or. Of bic guest r. srd male their stsy in HE
house one OF pleasure nd comfort
lie also -sc.sn 7 ends his well stnckei Bar,
~hieh ssesupp'ied with 'be best Liquors
kstry m0rDiGg III 10 o'clmka sp:cu ID Lunch
- servsd up. iises-1,,1 HENRY HAUPT
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LOxwyH AtlyxRr "a. ~. IS
0re 1 Life Insurance Cen IADy

V = = =. - ~ -
- % eepltals sosplue 80 sssssvsa
SooAs. ...ss.. s.....s.s..... ....ve Uoye1s
Invested IN this county,. ............. Sey5Se
1easiy revenue svess. .s.s..s.. 80. "a ~"
Tao shareholders Personally Resi- ossis
BE los EegAz. ements 81 the Com pan ..
Al Directly must be ShareAWldl re
asrN .smoes sos DAVENPORT IT,
Ca. d. Fro oob. Lorsuso Hchrickss, Nicholas
k.hnsn CO., Cleo. L. Dsvasport, Alnst Skssl.
SEQ SoaK
esinnolI ninturn d Co., Aarpss Brothers, Dua'
80. Sr .srmsn = Co., Alexander Z. ssewAft.
7. o. WAsdBURN. Agent Tor Davenport end
Rseb island. ilyS
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To 'hs faraers q ssstt Celety'

HgA roc AR~Rss Mi rARv niers,cr OF Iowa,
CHlg1 QUART skn AsI8k's srics,
Davenport, Nov. II 1888.
Good Hard Wood will DO ress:ved IT reasonable
rates, and pi for in ossh, upon delivery, ct
points hersas Ter 10 - designatsa.s
Farmers srs requested In h maunsrio supply
the Covssnmens and b paid cash in hand fOr
their laboes.
THOS. B. HUvss
Cap.siu AZ A Q. n.
3 ,sENrlcEs
let Lieut.. per A. D. c. aud '' a. y a.
nv17-ivH
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/ q MEUlCAL'


cclEScE II last hss 6rosgh = renss - ~" ~
~ sufidote Il oicknoes, - ~ ~
ss(ssp feon serrov. pin snd 49,. 49,
usso BsrAn's LIS TILL. 10 ~ n.s~..s
ads . + ep<r sng ish 70 every ~ 81 MS, secomss,
:. i, -. b,eesed 9th . nee o1tftsnce. Iks
,i.s q Q fate, sombse 10 their Ahses. fo'i away
sas ssass o. hop. one By enc rssGs IRON 30 oett
reeessss OF the soul tesrs q .ngo'sh An1 xfiti
are eli aoxsd 70 smi:ss oil 10y, and The RAINBOW y
reses arch : is spl.ndor Ser the raging saves q
ssskosss; aud whilst this wonderful change y
~G,e,sd. there il 10 secondssy arti 20 hnve
vsahue.s ia i,s train o. bad elects apoE the mind
,,r holy. The cesvoas hypcoACearlsS nsed -
loser resort y Opium, Morphine, Liquors Or Other
ss;nslsuts 10 dsosn the c.IO o siie nsYASs
Irvs Pr Is are perfect Substitute, they requisite
the STOMACH, Liyss asd binary secretions, the
drrx ursneut Of which - tho chief cause Of Nss.
,op.u~s. neadschs, &c. 10 the desy0ndlns the
ara Of iesss, . able vslue, they fslsive the nj
a.d br,ne 10 il such visions II unto!d ependo
.bss ;naxius alton stands sgbAst. snd they revN
in joys Is ss lifts them mp 10 the highest siti,ud
- hausa ness: they spread the SOFT VinEs o: horA
RI ea Nd xa,f peace TO the bosoms Q. the wrst.
s,ss,, love .old hearted with the Ere Of
The toet isisspised With ss~.~ e,.,m..-
Tee Oestor vjth vords ot r.. bnnisncy
TIE 6slSiss With ipAoaitsble sounss.
ThsSeholos VisA neW cue bsillisAs idses.
TIE 1nsentos With tight sooesptica II noble
Herv;ss .vn,n. a eessi. overIeecirs The herYie,1
~ u,e,naioe .nd auries like magic All easas Of
- w... u
OoYvo0Sn0Sss GmSc1Staons 0yssOGaas
rnw sp,prrs ~.~- a, ENERGY kpY, Fps,
~" % - - =
They arc eovengn remedy tor the Headache,
and 10 TACT. ell diseases, NO matter what theii
names, the, have an osiginin Nervous dersp Sc
msss Of the STOMACH IN Liver. and knowing %
such wvrd as tail. tn siY march is esward and up
~aro to perfection. They operate ~ Mild Ca
tn attic. leising the ysten IRON all sccumuls-
siobs Of acid matter and are adapted fer all agct
end constitutions.
few does will Zig up the eyes With bEilliaa.
% i0psse rich CLOS Of 6eAoty % the eheeko, ~
the . II Nth estocy, and bring The eeaudeo q
the unk1oVn wsgld dove 70 noItal vision. The9
Uill - rlu00ooDo - he foe0 Sfoo he okln frsa
eli p.nplss and efupsioDs and lseve the mind and
bedy . clear aud bright - fairy dream.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-21

Anew MEDICAL DISCOVERY FOn the
~ RAANtET CUkk OF
Gcucrrhes, Gieet, Urstnrai Discharges lmpo
telce, Seninsl Weakness Ni.h ly Elm ssions,
Incontineree. &c initial Debility AMI Irti.
tapiG,y. Gravel, Structure and afec.
tions Ut III. Kidney 4 III tdcer,
which has hsen used by upwards Of.
100 Phy0zoi~n D
in their ,r,v ate peactics. with entro success, su
perreding Cubeh's Capsules, or any other con-
pounl hitherto known.
RELs,S Si1EEITEC PILLS.!
are speedy 10 action, often sdec,ing cure 10 :
few d. VS. and When y cur. is effected 10 is yer.
a, ,ncnt They are prepared tr,m vegetable ex-
acts that harmless on the system, and never
nsuseate the stomach or Ia pregna'e 'be breath
and being sugar coated, ali nauscous TASTE is
avoided Noehsngs OF diet is necessary whilst
us;u: them, nor does their action interfere with
&c .iress Each E.x contains six dcsen Pills
~-3 81. Scld by all ire principal druggists.
r.. -~~Nae,e no ags.t il advertised they will
10 pi1e ns.. 'a'i, and ccraiens'aliy Sc.
Be Sc by tns,l, hen desired, Oh receipt #
.urct roaa oh er a,, N ~ :. Is Ceds,-ss, n. Y.
lensy,s{ ). Lay a., ale 1 xs.- t'. Cbicsso.
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. @ NJ - Y M r. y L Q -
CAN BE- CU6e

Tho advertiser, . Physieian ( thirty years *
psrience, in the tssstn ent Of Lung Dlssases,
bronchitia, ssthma, h., but nov retired firm the
by difusing informs lion fnvsiuAkls 10 suffering
hsmssisy. snd which hes Cur I thoasau1s.
The saue msdiciGe > III NO. do Tor all. He will
seni Prescription. with full directions for us,
adapted to zach particular case,ald viii surely s-
feet cure. TRY Ir--it will cuet you nothing-s
st, 10 require cd tor rcs,sg.. Addr.ss
II. LON +. Nj. boz 5t79 New York City.
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pOLITsCAL.

NEw.UAarsnIRr.-The snnua' eiecnon IL new
Uampsbire takes place on the second Tuesday IN
March. The following are the candidates Tor the
State oBces:
y..l,... ror Coye.nor Joseph 4. Gilmore; beilTGsd
:, ny , IoSeph r. Bufoni Members o. congress Isl
D.yic, jol iass,nsni lid Edward h. Kolhh'i NO. James
w. Patterson. . ,,or Ira A. Eastman; Ralroad
- De''e'' mes : Chenev: Members Oh Congress- lat
Somnli''n se Macy; I'D John H. Georges No. VIM
Bum. 80, ,,
~, ,he first Monday in April. The Republican ticket
lie az follows;
rGovornor VIM. 4 Buclio -ham Of Norwich; Lieu'en-
istnor Koger A,ciiil OF Ianbury Secretary OF State.
sf.mmrrd Frumbull q HultoTG; Treasurer Gabriel W.
Of Middletcwn; Controller Lemsn w. Cutler Of Wa
.erl0wn
The Democratic State Convention will lie held 10.
aav at Iouro Hail. Hartford.
WIsCoNSIN.-A Democratic State Convention is
called to assemble q, Madison, Wisconsin, Feb. -,
for the purpose of nominating candidate for Chief
Justice Of the Supreme Court.
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EuiirOad 50 Rergen Point.

20 he Editor Of The y. A. TRIBUNE
SIR: From the number Of articles when nave
lately appeared iu the newspaper would suppose '"'
the jersey City aud Bergen Point Railroad was HHJ' nc
eosapI quite the is true The iae'' O. TUE
easily told The jersey City and bergen o"' ~
road Company laid their rails to pee called hsy
nbout tn GO miles from the XII Ku or about h' WY
between Jersey City and Bergen Point where they se
sopped by an injunction restraining them from laying t"s'
Tails upon he Jersey City plank road
This Railroad Company is now striving to set thoagh e
esssture OF NowJersey act whereby they may occupy
with their rails locomotive engines the only fo1d
oipgess or egre to Bergen Point The residents of Bergen
Point ere opposed to internal improvements aud only ask
that right snd justice be done them Thoy have offered to
open ios1 the Railroad either side Of the plank road
zoo feet distant from it. but committee OF the residents q
Bergen Point have been Informed by the President Of the Rail
road Company that they e Railroad Company WI nso re
plank for their rails &c. They would thus ssVe $2l0O
or 3DOC which they would hsve for grading These
facts ub.tantia.ed by the people OF Bergen Point
Beyga Point ~ j. Feb. l3 1853 CEAS. S. NOE.
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LAW ENTEI1EGENCE.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT-FEn. lz-Befor,
Judc. Belts

UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT-FEB. l7-Befor'
judge Belts.
RETURN or PRoCEsS-RENENUE AND PRIZE CASES
United States agt. nine Barrels OF Flour and nine
kegs Sptuous Liquors shipped in schooner LamaI
IT, this esch barrel OF -four found e. contain aes
spiriiuous iquor No Pesrns decree OF condemns
ton and entered appcon Of United States A.
sisisut District Attorney Ethan Allen
United states sg hve OF American Nhisky end oue
deuoin Of Brandy, SHIPPED IN George {. Cogs
On SIMILAR default and Application n" same order was cntee,
shove.
United Staos act Nooleu Coths marked i, No
555.-One weeks time allowed 90 h.r cla'in.
United States Of q yves NAKED l. and T., No
q -Onr week allowed n csim Nj. Allen for 1yern
ment. Kaulnan. Frank and y I!coXln for cgi uar's.
United states agt. schoo Ber Ne-ary. 6c.The Ma-sha
made thai lie had attached tie cargo Of ths plo
ccIsisas ~ barrels Of tmpcauc and that the vcse
been taken fog TIE OF the Government apprl L Till
10 Tie schooner which M,s Reid Sanders captured
IL stempia- to rgu the blockade CHI .eston vita Re0e
dspaoae No claim having been ine pojed, testimony
submitted. Decision reaer,td.
Uniei stes sgt. schooucr Rel deer formerly the Je
DAVIS. mo claim CGfo submitted Decision re- cIvet.
Nj H. ~ Rice Assistant iuitsd S4les Distnct Attorney.
sppeared ior the Government IL tAe pIiLe cases.
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DIED.

CLARION Tne,day Feb. II. lyC1 Edmund D. son Of
Lefoy and Mary CLfA. eyed SsAf month, and ls y
To funeral will sbr Paeo rom NO ~ cot F0ue-nth
street ut A. n, lnuriaJ FEB 49, 1903 The rep aims
viii be aArn Red Mills 100 ipeTmeni via Harlem ltaii
CoSTHE-In New-Yort CITY, Of Group on Saturday Feb
"a T. ranor Russfh Cortrc. egrd year rpd nonihs,
deup,er oil Bep,4nn and afo Inr d Io'o % bA"'''e'
cAsE-i peeoAe, Long Ialapl on Sunday Feb Is, Mrs.
Tncy 3 Case wife Of Lows T. Gaze, sged - years
pEALE--On Monday night. Yeb 10, W.lam D,ae III the
1ha fc.y,s sai mend. Of ~ f.nly ocuy invited
attend .is funeral ON nedne'dty l9h a. reg a. 81
H.. fe.d.Gee Of his lalhtfin-la" Juscph j. Han. No so
Fifth titetI
FARON-ln Brooklyn % Monday 'eb. 10. Wy Bailey. dc
beloved wiis oil Thomas H. fafo', osod Il - months
The isi'c. and cnd' oflhe fsqy sresec i",i'ei
10 .rni tho from her late Ivsirut' No. a. AGo
pi4 4t.o.i, on .Iuesday afternoon a. .! o'ciocA.
~ ErCHER-Or rue.d-y Feb. L. william w, only sol
fAmo sud Maria Fctcner aged 20 5c4s months an4 Il
The eatiyos and ieuls Of the family el -ouly vod
10 attend Inc inuersl Ihuday afternoon ~ oclocsi
rom IT,. resiicnco Of hts parents 10 ~ hs'' 1"eh@
eighth street.
MOVBRAY-on Tuesday, Feb u Margaret, vile OF Rich
srd Mow.roy, IN the 73'h year Of her ose.
The lenls Of the dniy oro OF cr John Il. D0Gn
asrcspecty invited to AHEAD her fune al At u O'Clock
on Thursday nom he late residence, l4J Madison street
OCONNOR--On Tuelday. Feb H. 1863 Of ser.et fever
ade Louise. younge4t daughter u Francis H. aud E"eIe
FoncIal cryiccs at the residence nj III, aciy No O. Fa
Sixteenth ttlcst OrlAursday, lHh inst u 10 o'clock
VAN WAGEEEN-Ou Tuesday. Feb II, Mary Maynard
second daughter Of the late Hubert Van Wsgenou Jr IA
tho i1th year OF hes age.
The relatives aud friends Of he fam pcsuly invited
to attend her funeral Friday afternoon 2th Int 1T
O'Clock, FROM tho COLI gaze Reformed Church corner OF
Fii avenue ana Twenty -Auth street. without luther ny
teton.
WOOD-On Monday. Feb ~. at her residence. No Ees
Thigtyecond street, Julia "A C widow OF to late o.s'
Wood OF this city
Notice Of tho fsnerei will be given
WHELPLEY-At Morfis,own, on Saturday, Feb u. LIME
Sophia youngest daughter OF Chief Ja.'iee "he''y 'S'
Gyeds.
WALLACE-In thus city, Tuesday, Feb ~, Thomas
Edward Wallace, eyed yeuIs uonth. snl 10 ''
Sou Of Aif Patflck Wasce OF ot Johns NEWFOUNDLAND"
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LOVE- AND LARcESY.--Yesterday Chas. Pearson

Wa arrested by Officer Osborn Of the Thirteenth Precinct
aud tskon before Justice Osborn at the Essex Market Police
Court charged with having stolen 1900 from the pockets
Edward 5. Peclva felow.bosder I. appears that the
accused while ia Bridgeport, Conn., fell In love" with
certain young lady, and succeeded in inducing Der 10
any him to this Empire City where they arrived few days
sse put up the bosrd gOuse No. l4J CDion street
bile there the happy couple to the conclusion
little of pleasure and finding his e1cheeuer empty Il
a. eged that Pearson visited the Of Mr.. Pereya
fellow oosrder while the ater asleep aud helped ha.
eelf to the contents Of MI Ps pocket. amounting
Immediately thereafter be left the house. Mr. on
discovered his loss and owing to MI Psaros very
departure was Suspected that lac might have interested
himself 10 its disposal and the police Informed When
Arrested Mr. Pearson was busIy engaged preparing for the
fext available train Of cars The greater portion OF the miss
Ing money wss found his person and was Identified by The
owner as his property The amount recovered, including
COTTON found In possession OF the lady, 2s 81 The
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