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Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1865-11-29
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4 STORY FROM REAL LIFE.

| "What do you mean by such careless.
ne-s p exclaimed John Doring to his son
William, young lad of twelve years
Take that! p he added, striking the boy
heavy blow on the side Of the head
"and that, and that" repeating the blows
as bespoke, the last of which Knocked
the boy over plow that was standing by
his side. "Get up now aud 60 into the
house." continued he father, and see if
you cant keep out CT mischief for while,
and stop that crying, or I'll give you some.
thing to cry for"
The boy started for the house, strug.
Cling to suppress his sobs as he went.
1T is astonishing" said Doring, ad-
dressing neighbor named Hanford, who
was near By in barn, and Of course had
seer end heard all that had passed, chow
troublesome boysare. just see those oats,
now, that Pve got to pick up for that boy s
carelessness," and be pointed to meas
ure of oats which William had accident
ally overturned.
and it was for that trife that you as
saulted your child and knocked him
down p reI lied MIR. Hanford, in a sor-
rowful tcne.
Doring looked from the oats in surprise,
and repeated ASSAULTED my child and
knocked him down. Why, what do you
mean, neishbor Hanford ?"
"Just what I say. Did you not knock
the child over the pioT 7"
"Why-well-no. He kind o stun
bled and fell over it," doggedly replied
DoriDg. "Do you go against parental au
thority? Havn't right to punish my
own children 2"
Certainly you have" responded Mr..
Hanford, "in proper manner and prop
er spirit, but no. otherwise Do you
think that father has right to revenge
nlmseiI upon MS cnliu
"Of course not; but who's talking
about revenge!"
"Well, friend Dorinr ,t me ask you
another question. For what purpose
should a child be punished p
"Why, to make it better, and to do it
good, Of course" quickly answered Do
ring.
"For any other 2" quietly asked Han
ford.
"Well, no, not that l can think of just
now" replied Doring, thoughtfulIy.
"And now, my dear FRIEND" kindly
continued Mr.. Hanford, "do you suppose
your treatment Of your SON few moments
ago did hin any good, or has increased
his respect and affection for you' The
boy, I venture to say, is utterly uncon-
scious Of having done any wrong, and yet
you suddenly assaulted him with anger
and violence, and gave him a beating
which no penitentiary convict can be SUBJ
jeeted to without having the outrage in
quired into by a legislative committee
But let me tell you long story. You
know my son Charles Z"
"The one that is preaching 10 Charles.
town 7" a..-
yes; yon have probably notice that
he is hMs :" ~..s
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1865-11-29

fEIt is said that there was never but
one man who wasn't spoiled BY being lion
iaed. He was jew, and his nsme was
Daniel. ~A
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1865-11-29

INGENIOUS CLoCK.-There is now in
possession of, and manufactured by Mr.
Ceilings, silversmith, Of Gloucester, En-
gland, a most ingenious piece Of machan-
ism-an eight day clock, with dead beat
escapemeut maintaining power. chimes
the quarters, plays sixteen times, plays
three tunes in twelve hours, or will play
at any time required. The hands &c
round as follows: One, once a minute
one, once an hour; one, once a year
1t shows the moons age, the time of ris-
ing and scattering of the Gun, the times
of high and low water, half ebo and half
flood; and by beautiful contrivanee,
there is part which represents the water
which rises and falls, lifting the ships at
high water tide as if it we're in motion,
and, as it recedes, leaving these little ao-
tomation ships dry on the sands. Ii
shows twelve signs of the zodiac; ii
strike, or not, as you may wish it; it has
the equation table, showing the differeD ce
of clock and sun every day In the year.
Every portion of the clock is of beauti,
full workmanship. .....
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1865-11-29
Select Bo.trp.
She WORKS FOR LIVING.

'sHs WORKS soA LIVING" hsw often ",
hear
This calumny breathed on q name,
That perhaps in the ranks Of the proudss
might bear
4 station of honor and fame.
Fen the 'PRsr1tcl and SHOP BOY will turr
with sneer,
As though it could sully her fame;
And their coarse greeting whispers oft fall on
"SHs woRKs, what need Of q nsme.I
Though she "works for living" l cannot
see why
THAT should cost any blight on her name
At least, those who labor should not pass her
by.
For surely their lot Is the same.
Then who shall regard the opinions Of those,
Whose highest ambition or aim, 49,
It. is to seoff At the humble, and near the repose
or such as do work out = names
o, is it not honor to ill here below
a The station that God has assigned,
Then if labor's thy lot, to It cheerfully 60
II will never sULLI the mind.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1865-11-29

The DEAD CONE TO LIFE.--A singu-
lar case has just come to light in the
Registers Office of this county. A citi.
zen of North Heidelberg township, who
served during the war in Company B,
55th Penna. Volunteers, was reported
dead and buried. His supposed widow
drew his bounty money, and proceeded to
a legal settlement of his estats. He .ef,
will, which was proved, and Letters
Teltamentary issued to the Executor
But, to the surprise Of all parties, the
dead man returned home abou. ten days
ago, alive and well. Fortunately, matters
had not gone so far as to render his reap
pearance inconvenient to any one, SO that
nothing was necessary but to revoke the
Letters Testamentary and withdraw the
will. A similar case, it is believed, has
never occurred in this oounty.-Redding
Gazette.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1865-11-29

p0 In anticipation of visitation of
cholera, the Secretary Of War has ordered
the suspension of sales of all Government:
hospitals, that they may be in readiness
for use should tbers be necessity fer them
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1865-11-29
s@ A Colonel of oae of the Bengal

I~ A Colonel of oae of the Bengal
regiments was recently complaining at an
evening party, that from the Ignorance
and ina.tention of the officers, he was
obliged to do the whole duty Of the regi-
ment. Said he, 81 am my own major,
my own captain, my own lieutenant, my
own ensign, my OWE sergeant, and"
''Your own trumpetcr," said lady pres.
ent. -s-e-.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1865-11-29
ALUNP ON HIS SIDE.

A man long noted for incorporate hab-
its, was induced by Rev. John Abbott, to
sign the pledge "in his own way" which
he did in these words: II do pledge my
self to drink no more Intoxicating drinks
for one year" Few believed he could
keep it, but near the end of the year he
again appeared at a temperance meeting,
without once having touched drop. care
you not going to sign again p asked Mr..
Abbott; "Yes," he replied, 'if 1 can do
it my own Way" and accordingly Ike
wrote ~ sign this pledge for nine hun
dred and ninety nine years, and if l live
till that time, I intend to take out a HJt
lease" A few days after ho called upon
the tavern keeper, who welcomed him
to his old haunt. 30, landlord" said he
as if in pain, II have such lump oo my
side !" "That's because you've stopped
drinking; you wont live long, if you
keep on" said the landlord. evil drink
take the lump away?" "Yes, and if yor
don't drink you'll soon have a. lump OF
the other side. Come let's drink togeth
er," and he poured out two glasses Of
whisky. 81 guess l wont drink" sale
the former inebriate, especially if keep.
ing the pledge will bring another lump
for it isn't so very hard to bear, after all,
and with this he drew out the lump, 9
Foil of greenbacks, from his side pocket
and walked of, leaving the landlord TO hi:
own sad reflections.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1865-11-29

CALL AND EXAMINE
~ our Stock o: Ready Made Clothing before
yeu Purchase Elsewhere, you will find on
kand COED assortment for Men and Boys
ware, which viii be seld cheap for cash &c
s1uAtfy rrsdsss..
MfeEEY { rENNELt..
jay l.u D. PatteyseR, Pa,
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1865-11-29
Deafnes., Blindness and Catarrh,

nNREATED with the utmost success, by DR..
J. j. IsAACS. Oculift and Aurtist, former
ly of Leyden, Holland. No. 5l9 PINE Street
Philadelphia. Testimonials from the most
reliable source. in the City and Country can
be seen at his Office. The medical faculty are
invited to accompany their patients, as he
has no secrets in his practice. ARTIFICIAL
EYES, inserted without pain. No charge
Rads for examination. Feb, 16. '65.-ly
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1865-11-29
MILITARY CLAIMS.

THE undersigned will promptly attend to
i the collection Of claims against either the
State or National Government, Pensions, Back
Pay. Bounty, Extra Pay, and all other claims
arising out Of the present or any other war,
collected.
JEREMIAH LYONS,
Attorney-at-Law.
Mifiintown, Juniata Co., Pa. febl
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1865-11-29
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Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1865-11-29

VENDUE ro,,,,,n chIsR
AUCTIONEER 80
Tbs undersigned offers his services TO the
public as Vendue Cryer and Auctioneer. lie
has had very large experience, and feels
confident that he can give satisfaction to all
Who may employ him. He may be addressed
a, Mifiin,own, or found at his home IN Fer
nansgh township. Orders may also be left
At Mr. Wills Hotel
Jan. %, 1854. WILLIAM GIVEN.
, 1865-07-10

beating violently, and tossed and dash-
I'd her back and forth against tits rock il the
most Hghtful manner. One side was en-
tirely beaten away by the storm, and ne we1e
fairly down to the Watet's edge. It VAS In
possible to use our life boats, as the sea roll-
I'd mountains high, and had We h2za.ed the
attempt We would hare been swallowed up
In an Instant. Here, in this terrible coudf-
tlop, with the boat dashing itself to pieces,
We rcmaincd from twelve o'clock Snndaynlzht
until si1 o'clock Monday morning, every no.
ment expecting 1t to be our last. The scene
In the cabin was fearful ul-Indesc.ibable
The passengers shdeked, cried, and PRAYED.
and In GONE instances acted Ike very
manlacs. At six O'Clock, however, tbs
dshe1men's boats came in swaEms to our res
cue. We we're rapidly loWered into them
and conveyed to an aland which boosted Of
seven rude but comfortable houses. In this
dreasy place ws remained for two days and
nights, until message could be sent up to
the bay, ninety-av miles distant, and pro
cure boat to take Us to our place OF desti-
nation, at which, as have sad, We landed
safe1y on Wednesday night"
P.S,-A second letter from the writer Of
the above, pays high compliment to Capt.
Gaylord, Of the Comet. He remained calm
and collected throughout tue trying scene,
md the safety Of those on board Is dna chiefly
10 his nob1S and heroic aXeEtlons.
, 1865-07-10
ss1N Hoe sIGN0 VINCRs.s,
The New Cfo<s In Calvary CemeterJ.

----, :, .
The Crnes is the sign which eouh ecclesiastical
historians syer, vi teen b5 the Empezos Constan.
tine in tho heavens. with the above: motto" In
his t,9p overcome" whs,her the vision were
inSgshanse OF feal1s, cet1slnlt II u@s tae efose
haa IN Ill suneequent fRes been ne synoel OF The
Christian faith. The q preaching Of the croes"
In snbttitutive T. NJ tor Ihc nTeschinr Of thr1st
SD him CTnetned." II ts net stlanse that ihs
chprlb in IL eatly Dig. fhouId charith tht croas
y .e symbol :. n .hoss eass book.
N important brunch Of the hlse practical mo3es
popular education. Ths danger how.
ever lsy in tho pEeye.se disposition Of
humanity 10 worthip tie creature tn.teat OF The
CFtstor. 10 forget ia the kiSu 1he thing eieuthsd
Ttpce The protest,pts do not use The visible
, 1865-07-10


We have been permitted to extract the
following particulars Of this event from q
private litter under date Of Green Bay, June
18th: Doubtless you havc heard Of the
accident that befel the Comet, aud our mar
INV escape. We were shipwrecked near
Warrington Harbor, but fortunately none
Of the passengers or crew were lost. We
got along yeIy finely until We arrived st
Mackinac, when po1,lon Of. the machine
y OF the beat gaye way, and We were
obliged to remain ut that place until It
ould be repaired. 1t wns raining farlously
at this time, and We were consequently pre-.
vented from going on And. At nine O'Clock
IN the evening We mate second start, but
had not succeeded in getting nvay far before
we were oyertaken In q fog, and bY way of
variety, detained thlrty-alI hours longer.
About three o'clock II the afternoon Of
Sunday, We again started, and on Sunday
night We met With that terrible acci-
dent that I shall never forget. As thu
boat was turning the point near the
ha1bor, ahe 1zn foul Of q rock. and firly
lifted ps into the air, The wsyea were
, 1865-07-10
FrOUa WaAhfnEtORs

WASHINGTON, July s-The Chronicle hands
as ridiculously ialse the statement thst Sec
reta1y SewA1d has placed his resignation at
the disposal Of the President.
Gcne1al Pope having completed his ar.
rargements in reference to Indian affairs In
the Northwest, left yesterday for Ct. Louis,
on bis way to nsaums his command.
The President has appointed John Hardy,
Dnited States Marshal for the Southern Dis.
t,ict Of that State. Mr. Hardy Is one Of thd
faithful mo adhered to the Union, aud Is
nav indicted In no less than fys coun les In
6iabsu,a, By the late Wiiiiau1 l.. Yaneey, for
denouncing hts treason tn attempting tofprecf,
ptate the cotton States into revolution,
, 1865-07-10

Jeh. TaRonPson has r &c feRAmily Take
with hls- ls-RacAnufnuH,

q
weeks since, rhe redoabsatle hero Of tha Whit
plane nornted barrel and epoka to them aitel
Gst'lemcn, hsrs come hess to have q little
!,mi1J talk With you, ibis Will DO the last un1e
/ nay eye- meet JOE together. i hayo co ne
Jet tntt Vtet1burg has fallen, and msny Of ZOE
dont know toat Lee Or Jthrsbou hare surrender
ed, hut tall 4ou tits all true Many OF the 5000
hare been Sinking for ahelsstthfee Jcsrs Ia tae
twamps. within afew miles Of yoar own homes.
fkulfing duty, nd DARING that hme harp not
me. tnat have not been seen br mortal msu f0r
tne last teree ,yea.r, sna what: have Jon been
Il, tke swsups unei liz % mo., @ hss Susa etoR4 15.a4
msn esil Themselves: Seei;a1foas @ 'soI so!.
n,e Of tues to M headqpartefs ana I sent ui out
% gather ~ reepeetshc force 10 meet those
Gnce.s. and rot eGT OF o.a rest onded few daJs
0enetal DodRe's eat bore o1spafches IN me- from
taa. General, egasa at:snptcd' to ea1l abous ms
srough Of you to Lake u ,fsepsetablt sho.. and
the cal! oat SORE trA5 run NTH green gog9i<t.
hnf 3cn t1tT Ike nFasc tnt Rs1llnt men around
Unele s.n's csntnss*,'y stotcs. md now como
cit z.,s lnan 5o,s ~ sod,rra eVo,ce from the
ero~d General, talk to: u. like eeouomep, X
yca ean II up On this bartei and tAik 1 taow
tacfe sfe 7noe GeItten1EE h3-er aud kEaF there
ass neEr d--d faeaktns, -cowsr5lJ t,oss who
MI NJ ,o ,., usne % ooatx On ha's side" and
+ e drst pace, want sosay Ibis to you: Tho
set .on hs1s ,rts1 n s1%s nere 70 paso!e AID
They have not goco about peepne under your
cost. 70 seo II Jou had plsio.s; they have aot
Ing 7our arms, but they have treated you NJ zen
usnea; nat tell 9or tnat you have not acted in
9ooa 9eE ~ ..ss Those of 5ou had arms, with
tbose who lid nnvernment hn1..hs! - noMe, ana
report .hem ham. No iet ne sse ~ 1aa !a1,e1 70
arn,s, a spon u you pet tnne tstn than, 5nu1
tsrs pest md deliver tas Ir n or 1 os9 me
in vpnr honset. int ~ snya ,riij .s sss ioano
burned 10 the ground. nd / hone.to ~ ndses & 20
enc Of Jou Who Keep god arms q psops.t1 gH x
viii too. '">NA A'e' "A' 70 A4aseo' aau son
Nov v,pt roo In n, bc,,. .,s ,.,,.,-
take e.le Of rom fae,. xo1k esrly d md 1ass sna
sry m1n tsys niaxs1 to TSn o,asa.'ons: ,S
never knew Of saW ono in 3onr i;E, " 12si baoa
ned asgs,s1 fcs ,e.ss ana have
uigcefe nd hnYo been ID hsdIy .h,nas i9t ne
caW It IL nor Jour prt;' ,hs Yantees bsy @ sna
md yna haya 10 say in Inc 1stter T. ~. a INN aim
h,m theY will fskr hi1 ana j1sha. q .oay wan.
mnt keep him, you nst do il aad no ni.sEs MI
you oaehtn't 10 hasn any ~ T.. h,,a as masIas, aEd
Ihe1e; cont 90 an1WS.re Int :" n,tH sa anu ssaT
churea foF tie minInters viii NM tnIs uon 90 70
6ten ,ond hnnatt 49, ~. 1aeh .,oso gs you who hero
,ne ID fear, but warn taose I'd I'm sghn ns1
bsVt.Ts. ent.thrt atA'ha' SSo"asasI ~
thst q }u.f rasrtsn.,,, 0oa moves |
and hope to Gcd that H. Feaerss "auS sn,,o yoa
will hang you waereyer md whsneyer the, 49,
10 gru Mtsaouritrs Ynn 80 %a1Ie,r . waal % ta&
, 1865-07-10
1T. Lnu1s'NarAck,
[Spe.1as Dispatch to the Chicago Trthuna

ST. Louze. JnlJ3
1onAcco-Geaera11y eatier Tor buffers, The sale,
sncluds: Factory Lugs al ss.e9s %; Faatefa. ss %
sS co. Conmch Ship Ing L.afx II s. aaal1 Is: Medy.
an do At tl3 eo@li %; Common 3tanutactpr,n1 I,tAf
as Medium co At 81 75S11 81; F1ce II ass %
per 100 bs.
f1orh Active. and singl8 extra advanced a1ae.c
Eer h1l satea inc'nae: soasacss.msss ex.go a, sa;
~ 90 double extra At ss Isl 100 DO tsip.e e1tra u
ss per ssc1 I'll nrls sup.r. part dsrefed At rs ~
As9 as1a sinko extra farpscted and delivered and
psff hSn store, 4s 1881; t,1od ta .doubae cxtrss
piisare, and 1ta ht!a do At It oGpes urk
I NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. nrr, md ia some csses
prices seIe better. Sales veto: IS s2cxa. good at
t1Eo; 35 co do st II ST.. II DO rr+ue 1t s1o: -
DO ehotca ats1 lss do n u Is per ID; sad s doom
priFea ttsas Corn steady with s,es Of sd sstkt re-
ees<d zee; ~ do mixed. su.: ST. do yellow At
sfo And..s % white At Sc o.ts l2c bett.z, with
Sales q 80 sa*k4 In lnts 1t sc 80 do at 59He. IeD
DO ssEe= and so do de.irtrcd 1t dlc p.- pu.
WHS&SN.Ltls dr1p
, 1865-07-10

NEw YORK, July s.--We haye Sandwich
Emma had sailed On board the British var
ship Clio for England, to Visit Queen ylc.
toifa.
It will be remembered that one Of he
m1dsMpmen Of the clio, some tins ago, ttok
down the eagle In front Of the American Min
ister's Office, and YVES compelled to replace IT.,
Before the ship sailed, sons Of the Clos uel,
with the design OF being rewarded for his
riba1d songs before the Minister'S residace.
On receipt IN Honolulu Of the news Of Hes-
ident Lincoln's assassination, the Gors1.
ment offices and the stores Of the merchants
were at once closed, and daes were draoed
md half.masted. A meeting Of condolcice,
attended by the most eminent citizens, vas
held, and sympathy with the American peo-
pie was manifested In variety Of wars.
, 1865-07-10

quiss. The -. Lc9s swafds - ths 5sa havs ass yat
been nAde kaswn hsTe. but the t9aer2iol &ema %
be thtt Quttt lafKf amount Of kcQd Will b. rakSa
The general nstS.t navtvtt. closss aust vita more
Of ACa1uEAfd th4n WAId tar denEY. Meaa Fors hxs
1drsnerd full dollss 2 psi .inea 1ny tsar- hs Is
Vita TUT fY buyet1 II tbs clcsa for perG asf
= ta, ntlss Pm' t1tts!s VI. :. st s1a
by eYtn Il EKc for .shoi:a c:sy. q Il
to Exc tor ;S S9aRS1Tu ~ u.:,s u a,n,s Z 'sI hsa
quiet. ssocf light P4cea rsnse fsocs eK to i1c =
ii quality. Bnfehtr's Lard sails y % ike. Buk
Me1ts ntve been in active ae'nAnd I'll taa week,
principally tof Government sont1ae.o.s. md ID
advsaea Of soeut 1e = nss ben esah1nhed, bQs
theso tontsctor1 Rra fn!l, tnd tne market elos.s
very quiet i'd no tatthcr sdv mes msy be ex,ected
nn,e4s G17eFuu ert vAnt4 l1cFease. ina 91osst n
for ahoulder1 sjdss aud CleAr sldtf H. Aad IL IS
1tse losse. Ham. bars Mo Dssp y 5.tes g a.at
quiet and hnt litsle doing lheld q 1541lsHe for
saoulesEs nnd Ctes< s1dza packed. I1od no sM sad
for bib or c. e. Sidesia Hsco1. RimshAyo s1Fsaeed
sna sse tEm at sax92le tor pain eAnvaased and
Is to Sc u 21ked tor s. &. dams
Wn1.ET-He0 al {lo5, Vi,h h11eT1 1t H. n011-
GEp, ". Philips, IL
, 1865-07-10

prectastd. Thls testimony Of the kindly feeling
entersatned toward hin By those With won hs
had been connected, he sccepted With fcc!aga Of
tne nott Eincere pleasure md e,attada botS for
himself md wife,
AMER this pleasant ceremony, the c,upanJ pr
took OF N e1cslent supper provided for TIT pcca-
nniEth md kindly feeling selgned together II ne
teetive board.
The present conai'ted Of a tea service Of 6yc
pittet, salver, cantor, cake basket and coup
&1,500, and WIS purchased trom Messrs. Tiffany i
Co., OF New York.
, 1865-07-10

NEW EokA. july .ls8.
COTTnx-lfo!et sad firm It Soc tor mid fhnr
Eora-sefr nEax but less Bcf&Te u Ill is1se n 70.
e1 fah Nc. - A6 . to- common 70 good 9htnotna
:nEAnd2 T9and hoop Ohio. sad $500 rs Tor tr.aa
:oI1u. ~ '~"se1tJ ~
MAftkX-Tu un and hc1vr; westen.{: {:m.
GxAtH-WhsAt, very nfra ana uEiak Al ftiaqoat =,
{or sh,e.*p % T?.inz; . g tsr A.lvaaKse clubs 4is
orts,se pries: u .oa4a Tar Writer rea wrsivrn
{lS@t:5f,r amber anh. Rye. 10 Eor, Win = rood
export demand for Esstetn 1t 9er, basfey. onist
s1da G1tni ses1 "a .syf lsf ~ a. ss.ie
soc fcF ps!ns shpEtnr paseet. EAks. rhtS4f MOI
aeta5 e ~ y foF prime shicplnS parcels and 6s
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, 1865-07-10


examination IN the case Of John seviere sad
George Keater, recently arrested, charged
With defrauuine Mr. Ogden Meaae ont Of
$1,000 oy swindliag him ct faro, during a
game whith was played at Niagara Falls, was
concluded before Justice Dowliny yesterday.
Orlando s. Stewart. Esq, counsel fer Nj.
Meade, consented to dismissal Of the c,u.
plant, as the evidence failed 10. show Dat
the defendants bad committed any Grim, Ia
this county toe which they eould: be leplly
hc'd.. On motion Of HI. Stewart The migis-
and Eaistas, wbereupon theg wefe ins,sltlY
rearrtsted by Deputy sha1ifr Tucker Of
Niagara county, This State, On = warrant Is.
sued by q magistrate at NaRara Falls. The
prisoners were taken from tne court, md it
is supposed Sheriff Tucker left with thm in
the first train. Deputy Sheriff MURPHY, of
tlis city, attached s. 501 which was fond In
Possession Of the sporting gentlemen Il the
lime of their arrest. A civil suit haf been
commenced against SrTiere and Kelser for
the recovery Of the money won from AeAde.
Neto York Herald, 6th.