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The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1864-08-27
Legal Notice.

John Perkins, Rebecca A. Perkins, Thomas
NJ. Bowen and Josephine A. P Bowen whose
residences are unknown, will take notice that
illiam s. Field on the 5th day of August, A.
D. 1854, filed his petition against them in the
District Court of the Second Judicial District Of
the State of Kansas in and for Marshall county
with Washington, Shirley and Republic coun-
ties in said State attached for Judicial purposes.
The object and prayer of said petition is to OBJ
tain judgment against the said John Pei kins on
certain promissory note dated October 6th
1860 given by said John Perkins to William 5
Field for the sum ofSl9J, with interest there
on from date, to-wit: August 9th 1860, at the
rate of 20 per cent per annum until paid; and
to obtain a decree Of foreclosure and order Of
sale oft.e West half of the South East quarter,
and East half of the South West quarter ofSee-
ton number Twenty-Five, in Township NUM-
ber Two south of Range number Four East, IN
Washington county State Of Kansas, conveyed
by Aid John Perkins and Rebecca A. Perkins,
by mortgage to the said William s. Field to Sc
sure the payment Of said promissory note 10
the said William s. Field, and to obtain judg-
m mt on said mortgage for the cum OF Fifty dol.
lars liquidated damages for foreclosure thereof
and costs of this suit. and that the said John
Perkins Bebecca A. Perkins, Thomas NJ. Bowen
and Josephine A. p Bowen be barred and for
ev foreclosed of all right, claim, lien, interest,
dover interest and equity ofredemption in and
to said morigaged premises. The said 1ona
Perkins, Rebecca A. Perkins, Thomas VI, Bowen
and Josephine A. P. Bowen are notl1ed lns' s W.
less they appear and plead, answer OK as"n
on or before the Seventh day Of OCTOBER A. y;
1864, the said petition will be taken IS true ana
Judgment rendered acc Jrdiugiy; ,vop,
BRUMBAUGH BOLLlNSEh'
.,,,, s,h 1894 Attorneys
156 >. For Vim. s. Field.
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Benton Arnold whose residence is unknown
will take notice that Henry Baricklow on the
2sth day July, A. d. 1864, filed his petition
IN the District Court of the Second Judicial
District of the State of Kansas, in and for Mar
shall county with others attached for Judicial
purposes, against Benton Arnold. on o note
dated Nottingham, Marshall county, August
Both 1860, for the sum of $4,000 payable in
twelve months from date, with interest after
due, at 20 per cent per annum and the object Of
this suit is to obtain judgment ainst the above
named defendent on the note mentioned, aud o
decree of foreclosure and sale the South half
of the North East quarter and North h.lf Of
the South East quarter ofSection Nineteen 19)
in Township Five (5) South of Range eight (s)
East, in Marshall county Kansas, containing
100 acres, conveyed By the said Benton Ar
mold to secure the payment of the said hote to
the plaintiff, and aso to obtain a jud gment On
the mortgage for the ssm of $4,000 liqutdated
damages and the costs Of this suit, and that un.
less the said defendent plead answer or demur
to the plaintiffs petition on or before the 10th
day Of October, A. ID. 1864, the same will be
taken as confessed and judgment rendered ac-
cordingly. B.F. KlLLEY:
Attest, Plaintiffs Atty.
Alexander Campbell, Clerk. 1877
Dated August, 9th 1864.
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.sCorrupt Politicians ,,

Much is said by the champions of Tom
Carney about "corrup. politicians" Gen.
Byron Sherry, of Seneca, is one of these
champions, aud labors industriously
agains, the friends of the regular Repub-
lican organization in the Northern Tier
and against Gen. Lane and his friends in
particular. In his speech at Seneca the
other day, he abused Gen. Lane for secur-
ing the appointment of Capt. Rufus r.
Edwards. of this place, to the position of
Commissary. but how could Gen. Lane re-
fuse when he was shown several letters
like the following, which is true copy OF
a letter Of recommendation that Capt
Edwards has in his possession
H'p'a'r'Rs 3D BRIG. ARMY OF FRONTIER,
September 18th, 1863.
Hon j. H LANE.-Sir:-I take pleas
ure in recommending our mutual friend,
r 4. Edwards, for the position of A. Q.
NJ. or A. c: S, U S. Volunteers. |
think you cannot bestow patronage on
truer friend of yours and nine. He is a
man of energy and influence. and is reli.
able. Whatever you can do for Him l
hope you will, and will consider it per-
souai favor 10 myself.
l ara, General,
Very Truly, Your Friend,
T. M. BOWEN,
Col Com 3d. Brig.
Army of From.
/ cheerfully endorse the above.
JAS. G. BLUNT,
Maj-Gen.
W. w. GUTHRIE,
Atty Gen. Kan.
I Icheerful!y concur an the 0ithin recon-
BYRON SHERRY.
Senator
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LEGAL NOTICE.

Rachel Gilmore whose residence is uukpov,
will take notice that Henry Baricklow on IN.
26th day of July, A. D. 1864, fled his petition
in the District Court Of the Second JUDICIAL Dis.
trict of the State of Kansas, in and for Marshal,
County with others attached for judicial pnr.
poses, against Rachal Gilmore on note dated
Nottingham, Marshall County, August Sd $50
for the sum of $240, or payable in twelve months
from date, with interest after due at 20 Der sspt
per annum, and the object of this suit is TO oh.
tain judgment against the above named defend.
ant on the note mentioned, and decree Of
foreclosure and sale of the South West quarter
dissection Twenty -four (24) in Township Mum.
Der One () South of Range Number Four fi)
East in Washington Cour' Kansas contain NO
100 acres, conveyed by the said Rachel Gilmore
to secure the payment of the said note to the
plaintiff, End also the costs of this suit; and
that unless the defendent plead, answer or de-
MUIR to the plaintiff $ petition on or before the
10th day OF October, A. d. 1864, the same will
be taken as confessed and judgment rendered
accordingly. T. KILLEY,
Attest, Plaintiffs 9 Atty
Alexander Campbell, Clerk. 1877
Datei August 9th, 1864.
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LEGAL NOTTCc

George g. Pierce, David f R.r'
NJ. bowen and Josephine A. P. Bor Inomas
residences are unknown, will taxi whose
Henry Baricklow on the 18th d.v usHce that
u. 1854, filed his petition in the H;s,.'u July, A.
OF the Second judicial District of ist ,sh Court
Kansas in and for Marshan ne state Of
"ssnington, shirley and Republic Couc,;.as WIN
n 'psu p;s ior JUDICIAL purposes, against Gso'N AZ
y. Pierce, David E. Ballard, Thomas NJ pRs0rge Rasg
ana Josephine a. P. Bowen, on a nots DSsen S'.a
washington, Washington County KaAd ed
august 2lst, 1850, for the snm Of sjs, ~ oNN"isss,
aoie In Twelve months from date Win ;np pay
*'er que, at 70 per cent Ger annum ana :,
oolect vi 'his suit il to obtain judgment ar.; us
me aeofe named defendants on the no,e uN r"I
toned, and decree of foreclosure and s.in %en.
the East half of the North East ouarter S 90 OF
ton Number Eleven lI and the Sor,s Se See
quarter OF the South East OF Section N..1I'
TWO ~ and the South Test I of the oon,h'
fof Section Number One a. in Tomu.bin Nnss
Der Three (3) South Of Racre Snmha-
Three (9) East in Washington County State :.
Kansas, containing 100 acres, convened bv II.
said George q. Pierce, David E. Ballard. Tbom
as NJ. Bowen and Josephine A. P. Bowen ntosa
cure the payment of the said note to the pI.;.
tiff and also the costs of this suit and that m.
less the said defendants. plead, answer or denim,
to the Plaintiffs petition on or befsrs the lO,b
day Of October, A. d. 1864, the same will ho
taken as confessed and judgment rendered sc.
cordingiy. B. {. KILLEY,
Attest, Plaintiffs Att'y.
ALEXANDER CAMPBELL, Clerk.
Dated August, 9th, 1854. 1877
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Overland Stage Company can have the
corn and hay that was taken after the hors-
es get through with it.
Now allow me to say that the militia
went up the road with al possible dispatch
for the purpose of checking the Indians.
assisting the settlers, and protecting the
Overland Sage Line, and they went ex.
pecting to fight, supposiog from all that
could be learned that the Indians were
coming down the road as fast as possible
But since returning and hearing such
aboninable lies circulated about US, by the
very parties We wished to assist, l have
concluded that the Indians may commit
as macy depredatious as they please up
The road, may burn every station. down to
the State line, may steal every horse and
burn every coach belonging to the Over
land Company, and, it being out Of the
State, tits probable that I will not march
one mile nor send one man to their relief
On the other hsnd, as far as Marysriile is
concerned, it would be blessing to her if
the Indians would steal and burn every.
thing hat Ben Holiday had, and him
with it, then perhaps The Overland Mail
would get into more loyal and better hands.
E G. MANNING.
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The War News.

We have no victories to record, no i'm
portant successes to herald. Grant is said
10 have gained some ground on james riv-
er towards Richmond, having had some
small engagements. He captured 600
prisoners in the movemen. which gave him
the new ground which he now occupies
Sherman is still in force around Alta nta
Two of the forts that defend Mobile have
been captured by our feet under Conmo-
dore Farragut, namely Forts Gaines and
Powell. Fort Morgan still holds out
agains. our fleet, refusing TO comply with a
demand to surrender.
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Indian News.

We have no reliable news from the In
dian range. A rumor is aAoat that reports
fight On Rock Creek at the station, in
which five Indians were killed, but it is
probably false. Five Indians were seen
at Judge Snyder's place, on Mill Greek,
last Wednesday or Thursday. 1t is prob
able that they were Otoes, and looking for
something to steal, as they know that
Washington County is nearly deserted
1t is a painful and distressing sight to see
the people Of Washington County flee from
good homes which they have been years 10
establishing, and the effects upon thai,
county will be disastrous in the extreme
Under the present state of our country
the Government is unable to send troops
to the protection of the people on the from
ter. Nothing short of severe campaign
against the Indians will give security 10
the country west Of US. This, the militia
is a. present unable TO do. To call out all
the laboring class of this section of coun-
try at present, aud keep them from their
farms thirty or sixty days, would be as
severe upon the people as to beodriten from
their homes by Indians. For if the peo-
pie cannot bave the next six weeks to pre-
pare for winter, they cannot winter here
aud must pull up and take their stock to
some place where they can winter it. IF
the people of Washington County, and of
this vicinity. would raise fund by sub.
scription, to hire four or five good, active
and we'll -mounled scouts to remain west of
here continually, and watch the Indians,
and give US timely warning, The people
west of Us need not leave. For, on twenty
four hours notice, we could summon a
force that would drive back any band of
Indians that might contemplate raid up
on the settlements. Had not this better
be done? Had we the authority we
would order out such scouts, but we have
no such authority. 1t is probable that the
State next winter would by special appro-
priation pay for such services.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1864-08-27

PEasosAL.-Brig. Gen. Thos. A. Da-
vies, Commander Of the District of North
ern Kansas came up from Fort Leaven.
worth, arriving here early this morning
on board the steamer Emily. bringing up
arms and subsistence for the expedition
against the Indians. He remained but a
shors time and returned to the Fort
Gen Davies is actively pushing forwsrd
measures to chast,se the savages.-free
Press.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1864-08-27

The Overland Stage Company have
made such great fuss abou, few horses
that they pretend to have lost recently in
the Indian excite nent, We refer them to
the War claim Agency of o Brien & Def.
endorf. See their advertisement in the
Conservative headed "Horses killed in bat
tie and captured by the enemy"
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1864-08-27

Two companies Of the Douglas County
Militia have been called out for ninety
days service, for picket duty along the
various avenues leading to Lawrence.
Gen. Curtis has agreed to subsist them.
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ARMS AND SUBAsTENCE.-C,

ARMS AND SUBs5sTENcE.-Col. Treat
of Atcsison CO. having rendered his reg.
iment to Gen Cnrris for operations against
the Indians. 160 of his men have been
accepted and arms and subsistence has
been received. The arms consist Of Prus-
s,an muskrts, and the subsistence of hard
bread, sugar, coffee, &c.-Free Press.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1864-08-27

We learn that two parties Of the Potta-
wa.tomie and Kaw Indians have gone to
plains to unite with the Indians there in
their war on the whiies.-Topeka Record.
We don't believe il.
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JOHN HALL, M. D.,
pbvsiciam and Surgeon.

Having permanently located in MsrI.',Ms, g. n..
Kansss Respectfully solieits share Of the ps,
tron.ee of the county. viii always De s Iouna
At his office when not professionally eos.sSu.
Particular attention paid 10 Oh diseases peSu9' pa9
IN women and children,
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1864-08-27

Gov. Carney has returned from the cast.
He sold the State Bonds in New York for
ninety cents on the dollar. It is hoped
there will now be funds to pay of the mi:
liiis.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1864-08-27

Blu, now that he has his foo, in it, he
makes out that it is al occasioned by bis
relying implicitly upon the Chief Chief
Could insult be greater? or presumption
more bold! To accuse any person who
has the FIRST particle of common sense of
relying implicitly upon the Chief"
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Big Blue Union.

This paper, if we may judge from vari-
ous little items, has got into fuss with the
Germans White Cloud Chief.
We will not say that you lie, but you
are slightly mistaken.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1864-08-27

The Richmond Despatch calls the pla-
ting of the sides of the Kearsarge with
chains, taking "foul advantage" which
would not have been allowed in The days
of "cbivalry." Modern chivalry uses its
chains for the necks and limbs of human
beings.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1864-08-27

This class of the citizens of Marshall
Couu,y have soured ou the proprietor IF the
Union-Iim Lane-ani the editor has
sought every opportunity to give the Ger.
mans kick Chief -
There are jus. three mistakes in that par
sgraph.
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T2aSS Meeting.
SOni0ll,

Last SATURDAY, Aug. 18th, will long be
RENE NJ bered in Grasshopper Fails as a
day o" whlch the largest Mass Meeting
assembled ever known in this section Of
country. There were between 1000 and
1900 persons present.
1t was tie most complete success We ever
witnessed, IN the way Of Mass Meeting
and Barbecue. The Barbecue could not
be easily surpassed. Fine cakes, which
would have done credit 10 any country or
occasl d. was brought in by the ladies, who,
by the way, always surpass their brothers
on such occasions.
Gen. Lane said. 'it is a great shame
that there should be two parties in Kansas
"a Lane party and an anti Lane party"
That is even so and We are like Lane, we
cannot see. for the life of US. what the anti
Lane party want, unless it is 10 divide the
Republican party of Kansas. This they
are certainly trying to do. If not what is
it? Is just to politically kill Gen Lane !?
If so, who do you propose to put in his
place? Show your hands, gentlemen.
Come ou, and lie, the people know what you
want aad what your policy is. The PeopIr
do not now.-Aoli. Lane i. all the policy
We have ever heard of; no programme or
any thing else-Grasshopper Falls Jsfey-
SOat0n.
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A bridge is 10 b bull, across the Kav
River ct Topeks.
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7,ne Exure.s Case.
! CotRT or COMMON fLEkS-Ucr. i7-bef9s Judge
| DAILY. 49,
| 6 L Clarke AT, James BrOoks.-Ihia case,

&. Il. Clarke agt. James Brooks.-Ihm case
which has excited much interest vas resumed I'M. noI
be eyeIed to-day there oonsiteEatis crowd prcseu
cerins tho whole Of tho proceeding, ,.,..a,o,,,,
stated before that bsIe thTr. nenorahdaAiyrn Mr.
Clarke in Now ss snd on HI, fe,n oia Portland Al jan
Mr. stated that ito previous day one OF she JUROR
sbseut daiins tie examination 81 i"o Of s ~9..e
Buig aid Stan ho therefore aked tht their rTihict
might be read tho genoaphers notes ~ ,nofnsloh o.
that juror The COor then equesd M Robinson to read
III. testimony OF bangs and stanton. and u" did 30
Dir Mich then rose 70 atdc. ne lny or the eiense
aud IN opening hs remarks 'aid that ayhing ~ the ,,s
Of the ea.e had occurred ii be lad done anything which
isL, oreud s fisnds the opposite side be- nai dsein
any intention Of doing and aond withdraw them on the
Whole merit. the in ihs te Court Of Common
rles had ordered o.Iisa Sas'nSa; si',,H' np
And be therefore rood tho order Of tho Court
fOows: li: What the respective ineres Of the
the pesdn gs IN tlis ,con o the yth day Of Nosembsf
1890 IRE lei day OF January 1893 Second west were e
sid copert,er,p mentioned the pradnys Ia Tie action
fom tir Is, day u January iJ until ths i.s day o. 's
dsy NJ NoTsmbes 1855 on,i the list dsy July 1904
sedi; and esctsr Of the establishment, mentioned
.rioo ia prvais trade aud sp-cu s,ion and DID spch
trade or .p'ealst9n deprive .Le SAID Pa'tnef'L,,gg
70 which rniiod did tho evo the pa,lf IA
sdyeI.e @ the aners % his d"iy thereto those
proposed % red Inc eonpisi, and .nsw.S or pero..
q them referring to tie aoeve qeesiOu. but Mr.. Crsm
went 70 discu tho eVid.nce. A. to the frs, question
They wS.ia ,.Seiest the yai,,ns stated ns OF the
parnes DIT .skr claiming one-si1h ~ The Vhoe, Kfas.
tus BROOKS denying that any partnership existed "h lien
pnor 10 January 1852, and janice. stating that CDfse.
Interest was onetIth Of he biobera Clarke clsiiaed
under psrer A. James brooks upon pspsr A, and ~
the second tissue both Parties Tested their pare b.
csikes whole case rested upon shoulders and 10
A. while In opposition he bed admitted throughout the
Of bis evidence that 10 mover ahosed d-sds any paper
claiming hs share Of the profits vesiih (tounei hers
read portions Of tbs tssiimoryl They were asked
beeye Csrkes statement in eentrsdiciion of his
duus. Of t,FD of
kept by himself aud ia contradiction such -rsons
Catsl M Cocirolt ard Gen Din ind here vss also
worthy tbs, Mr. Clarke could produce original OF paper
10 had destroyed the cael mortgage ALFRED that srr
tie letter Of Mr. (Isn late August Of Let year and
the fcors according The old .es maxim, they would be
Ilhed IN presuHg all tnss sguift the VINO destroyed
the pspOs and yhst Wts m remarkable, tse pspsu
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peced on the 10th has not arrived 10 IL rspcsd that
lilo Florida has seized her These news-mongers sooke0
rather crestfsIleb the wharf this moTnug, where
n sils are wont 10 cUDgregate when steaiDer wae
sigiaed at the Moro; tbeir faces frightened when 10
proved to be French man ofwar. Now while am
viii move the Columbia Here presume she did not
lsave Till the 7th though 1t was Friday. We ore
expecting stirring news by her. ihe steamer reies
IA proyes Ia be the Anglo Rebel Susanna from Calves
ton am Just informed tina, smother steamer 10 re.
nailed which may prove TO be tho Colambia Although
the Diaries evening bulletin 10 not issued yet hare
mingo. Why this silcncrf
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--latest ship News.

ARRIVED
fcIrr Fred Hall. Hall. Portland. stora for Phiac.'.Hs
sehr RepEioah, Lunt Eh1abe5h.a for Boston
schf Ida 80. -, Hartford. -. So.
Schr Boston Wall CALAIS lumbar, Hoiyosa Ais 'sy,.a
schr w sou Crawford Cray hasinoss-, 80 days ~ NA@
J. r.. Eaton
WIND-At Sunset, W. NV.
SAILED. 49,,
Der 5-steam-rs-0uidpg stur. Concord. p's '''' -
Harder
nhips--Arctic Emil
parks-Montneue. Queon Sictoria. -,
Bng.-Leopold AntonitA Ayfen, oof Nss;'e- IA.
Schooncrs-E L. Taylor. jana rfsisa, '. - 9S'" '
Ilgieh Island BcJe, Msnmoath
BELOW.
Biz Janet K!d,lop. from Jsmairs
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"a ,,, A., ., not ron, oui Ito article il Was tht1 duty
.s1 WI ,s H. ~ Erd Con. biz otLer .e1t1l
80 ,u,s but they a,i do aud trrfrr De a,a
~, eove,c.ud n or--eIsnn~ 10. Grp'ril pacing l. ~
no' H.. a. ,l,,r, W. m puStub TO ti- con
,sYy in ne .riic :. 81 parnersip tArA- wS, eu
sn.,l.,, m 40, II ae Isl 81, iE no iu.h 500
~ !, NJ Ia al. vi II sotluT br1.nar ' iaa e'teoo p
rSi.p OF c,prvrd hie.d Of sy Of hs "a. .ahiect
citizen, and en-, uIi aiion to these Ht"'' mass
hi. ropt The Cont hsd become 80 dais that the 1o'ss
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AiaAsr Oct l5-cste hive been In gcod dei;shi, -
ee,k Tor the EAg a. well sc,ount 81 NvS "A, -
prices are h. per u. hieue at which sales nave -.
apwa ard of 800 have cun-d hsnds hero al tass' o
80. hovoyri sbns- gtc. Receipts 3So sles sN 'a ~
.e auics at 6assc according to qnaly ana "'sn. 80
- 10 200 HOES have goi,- ap ic- per ID aa 10 ~ t,e'F
eolInsrd ~ ala. Receipts sVvo SS'Ppsa " -'
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Hoard OF Councilrseu.
s1ArKp ssssioS. Monday. DC


oyuc,u.I STATED SESSION. hendsy. Oct H. lset
oH'""i ocl0CA }
Tho Bo.si mel, pursuant to slOurment IN 'ach oh'"o''
No. 10 City Hall ,s,., d,
ono,,,n NOT ans y ring 70 their names II ro1etl .
~, s'i.t declared that the board stood aaJoi'aed "
Ihrsa', W." JAS. ~ swEENY, Csgh.. .
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Bolxp oY SUPssvIsoBs,-Therew was meet
es Of the B~ard al Supervisors yesterday at IL
4 quorum was vot together. Several vacsaoie' 20,
ssyred IN she Registry Boards Through the
Il rembtFA sp& the neyea Of several new sppo'n'ees
we're rad aus spEcSed. Af.ar the usnseetoA "
some routine busipess the BoSd adjourned :" mce'
vses from tc-day. or the ssth inst at noon
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THEFT on SHIPBOARD. Cevallos, cook
on bo.rd the British bark Ellen. lying AZ Pier No.
n z VISA arrested on Monday mOrHIng on charge 81
stealing $500 in eenback rd silver coin, from
Iruatz C. Rickmiert. muster Of the bark. The money
was In the cabin nnd during the absence 81 the master
the accused broke open the trdgk IN which was te
cared and Ged portion Of the silver cpin ard ? 80
10 bills was found Ia his possession. Jurtico Dodge
convicted sim for tTiaL
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Arrival Of the Cost. from Mexics-Naxi.
milan Emanieapatiag Himseif from
French Jnawrncc-Ths Wav ." ssafo
Domiuyo-surcrss Of thc Insurgents
The Spanish Prisoners Reieased-Thc
Pirate Eiorids-Nom-arrivul Of tho
Steamer (oiumbin.
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CITY TTEMS.

CHARITABLE FArR.-The Far lor the benefit
1.-THE Union Home School for the rphans Of soldiers,
b now open at Irving Han fbs attractions. aside
hon ae intrinsic merit of 40 object are such eau
not fail ~ draw good att <naance