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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-07-04

sinde. The most bitter enemy Of these vermin
Is the toad which las often been known to grow
grey in the service OF the man who loved flowers
ahd dcspisel not the animal which wears the
Jewel IN his head. But boys have a cunsttd.
uoual aurpalhy 10 toads aud il behooyes the
experimental florist u exclude all male visitors
under the nge OF twelve years, unless accom-
panied by parents or guardians
We have N our minus eye bjou of q garden
held IN fee simple by IL young man OF limited
means and large family. The walks alford a
promenade Of twenty ct, MI told; and in the
midst Of shrubs aud buds, and full blown wets
OF every hue, there is n mound wherein the
wild thyme grows 10 season lie contcnpatcs
the plauins OF u vine nud f b; tree upon this
mound. Beneath their pleasant shade, with bis
children (Iwo at n time) around him. aud his
helpmOet by mis- side, he w.ll spend his happy
evenings, waiting paticltly fJr the tine when
Fortune ami Industry, the twin estefs who
have more to d. with mana prosperity than
CloIho, Lecheas, and AuopOs. hestow upon him
broad ncres aud the well earned right to rest.
We know another beautiful garden, upon
Whah thousands have been expended. At the
season when nature is smiling with roses on
every moss laid bauk, tins beautiful garden is
closed to ALL and the good man who owns IL
hies with his family to the sandy shores Of New
Jersey. Al euch time this garden is lucas a
non lHee1do, bsceuse it isa pretty sight never
seen
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-07-04

: THE CELBBRATtoS or THE FoURru.-To-day
the S9th anniversary Of American Indepen-
denos-will be celebrated throughout the country
with more than usual spirit The glorious aus
pices under which this great national holiday
comes to us this year, the absence Of the over
hanging cloud Of war, the return Of peace aud
the bright prospect Of happiness and unity in
the future, have inspired every loyal person with
the feeling that the day must be celebrated In
the most emphatic manner. Everywhere
throughout the loyal States the most extensive
arrangements are being made for the event. aud
while our readers are perusing thi. article,
grand and imposing ceremonies will be taking
place commemorative OF the glorious day.
In this city, at ten o'cloes, meeting will be
held at the Institute. The Declaration Of Inde-
pendeuce will be read, and addresses delivered
by several able speakers. The Handel and
Haydn Society will be present and sing q num-
Der Of patriotic songs. In the evening display
OF fireworks will take nlaoe on the lot at Twelfth
aud Market streets We hope our citizens will
come out and Join in this grand celebration.
1 Let US make Il 40 occasion long to be remem-
bersd by all who participate In it.
TEsRIsLn EPTEcTs oF LioHTEIsa-A Youso
LADY KILLED AND HBR SISTER ISJuRED On
Friday evening last. during the terrific thunder
storm which pAssed over this vicinity. two youup
ladies, daughters OF Mr.. Samuel Scott, residing
near osletown. in White Clay Creek Hundred,
were struck by lightning. Tney were sitting at
table writing letter, when the lightning enter
ed the house and running along the table struck
the Oldest Miss Rachel Scott, aud killed her in
siantly Her sister, aged about eighteen, was also
struck and badly injured. At last accounts she
was not expected to recover The decease j
was school teacher, and was ut home on a visit
Her sad fate has cast gloom over the oommu-
nifty in which she lived, aud her death will b,
regretted by oil who knew her.
SABBATH soHooL CoHyEsTIoN. Conference
Sabbath School Convention OF the Methodist
Episcopal Church, la to be held in this city, on
the last Tussdly 10 September next.
COMMISSIONED -Governor Salisbury has CON.
missioned DR.. J. c. Bird. OF Dover, a NJ irsha
for Delaware to attend the Gettysburg CO ebra
ton.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-07-04

tinuance of all fractional currency less
than ten cents The printing Of the
three cenNnotes has been stopped by Act
of Congress, and the Secretary will order
that no more five cent notes shall be
issued This will bring into use the two
and three cent metallic pieces which are
now coined at the mint in large quanti-
ties.
The former Rebel Gen. r. E. Lee seems
inclined to calmly await the issue of
events, and with his family has gone to
Charlottesville, Va, to spend the heated
term.
AT St. Paul, MINI, drunkards and all
other persons convicted of slight offences,
If not able to pay fines, are furnished
with ball and chain and set to work in
the streets.
1t seems that Edward Rufhn not only
fired the first shot against Sumter, but
also Ding the first spadeful Of earth to
build the rebel batteries in Charleston
harhor. An exchange thinks the grea'
mistake Of his life was in not putting his
head before the muzzle of the cannon
when he pulled its lnstock.
Dan Rice, the Snowman, has just had a
monument erected at Gerard, Pa, to the
memory of the Erie county soldiers who
have fallen during the war 1t cost hin
| Eve thousand dollars.
Charles Mcdonald, son of Col. Angus
Mcdonald, of Hampshire county, Nir.
ginia, charged with being concerned in
some late assaults upon Union citizens in
Loudon and Faquier counties, was pur.
sued. shot and killed, in Middleburg, last
week, by party of cavalry, sent in pur-
suit of him.
Lieut.. Gen D. Il. Hill, who has ap'
piled for pardon, has not been in active
service for year or more, in consequence
Of his difference with JEFF Davis.
Col. Vim. 8. King, who has been ap-
pointed Constable Of the Commonwealth
oil Massachusetts, under the new State
police law, is said to have decided to ap
point no one to Office under him who has
not seen military service during the Re
bellion.
The Rev. William N Paul, Methodist
clergyman at Darien, Conn, was instantly
killed on Tuesday afternoon while walk
ing upon the track of the New York ant
New Haven Railroad.
Portsmouth, N H., is very seriousl.
afflicted with burglars, attempts, in man!
instances successful, having recently beer
made to plunder several dwellings ant
stores.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-07-04
PERSONAL Items.

Frederick Seward rode out in carri.
ego on Wednesday, for the first time
since he was wounded.
John raig, q young man who return.
cd to Haverhill the other day, from a term
in the navy, to find that girl to whom
be was engaged, was about to marry
smother, took poison and died.
A fellow just sentenced to five years at
Sing Sing was married on Tuesday to a
young lady who had given him her hesrt
in brighter days. The ceremony was per-
formed in one of the New York jails, and
the honeymoon lasted only Tuesday light.
SIS the bridegroom went to prison on
Wednesday.
Hon. Hugh MccullOch, Secretary of
the Treasury, cOntemplatss the discOn.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-07-04
CITY GARDENS.

Everybody should have garden. II is one
Of those lnHurles which approximaies 50 closely
TO the necessaries Of life, that We ure unable to
draw the line between the two classes The
poet ssys;-
NAllow not nature more than nature nes9s,
Man'e lies as cheap es beasts"
A garden is q necessary luxury, which is
within the grasp Of every one who holds a patch
OF ground large enough to be spadad That
done, be makes bis selection of plants FROM auy
one Of the score Of excellent florists whom We
have always with us. He plants bis roses, bis
hOneysuokles his verbenau, and his other
favorltes; and at the close Of each day, when
the mind is free from the cares OF the counting
house or the shop, the amateur gardener visits
his floral pets with the long nOsed watering pot.
The grateful showers kiss the green leaves and
young buds, and trlckle down to the tender
roots. Toe foWrets dance in the evening breeze
aud exhale sweet incense. The gardener brings
out his good wife aud the little ones, aud with
the fragrant pipe between his lips, aud content
in his heart, he Is happy.
lie that would succeed with a young garden
must beware Of bugs, Of which there are various
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-07-04

PATaEsT oT TANEs.-The undersigned Re-
ceiver Of Taxes for the City Of Wilmington will
be at the City Hall on and after the first day
OF July, 1866, between the hours Of and IL,
in the morning, aud from . to in the after
noon, for the purpose Of receiving taxes. A
deduction of five per cent lie made on all taxes
paid III July. All paid in August, and up to tue
day Of election the face OF the bill must be
paid, and after that date hve per cent. will be
added TO the bill. Bankable funds only received
in the payment Of Taxes.
d II. TITUS.
jeSO-2m Receiver Of Taxes.
NoTIcs.-The city passenger railway cars will
not ruu on their schedule time on the Fourth Of
July, but there will be the same interval between
their trips. The small cars will run as usua
from r., W. and B. Depot. aud the large cars
Qncluding the Excursion Carl from Fifth and
Market streets. The car to the "Rsins Sun"
will leave Delaware Avenue Depot every half
hour.
By order Of the President,
JOINS F. MILLyR,
iune5O-2t Secretary.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-07-04
FAREWELL ADDRESS OF MAJoR-oGN
MEADE.


HEAp-oUARrRRs OF THE Army OF THE P0ToMAc,
June ., 1865. Soldiers :--This day two years
assumed command Of you uuder tho orders Of
the President Of the United Siates. Tod d4y, by
virtue OF tho game authority, this army ceosing
10 exist, have 10 announce my transfer to other
duties and my separation from you
Il Is unnecessary 10 enuntrAic here all that
has occurred Il these two cveutiul years, from
the grand AID declsig, bate OF Gettyahurg, the
turning point Of the war, To the surrender Of the
Army oi Northern vi sinia ai Appomattox Court
House Suffice il to say, that history will do
you justice a grateful couuiry will honor the
living, cherish aud supfort the disabled, and
sincerely mourn the dead.
Ia parting from you your Commanding Gene.
raj will eyer bear in memory yosr noble deyo-
ton to your country, your patience and cheer
iu'ness under all the ptiyaIione aud sacrifices
You have been called on to endure.
Soldiers, having accomplished the work set
before US, hayipg Y,ldeated The honor aud in.
tegriiJ OF our Government and ilg, let US re-
tuFu ihpnbs tc Almighty Cd i5r bis blessings
IN granting US victory aud peace. anl let us
earnestly pray for strength and light To uis
charge cur duties as oiu1en' as We nave endra-
yorsd to disehafsc ihom as aoliiers.
GEo. @. MrAur, Major Gen. u. s. A.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-07-04
FRANCIS VINCENT,
For Rem,
Children to Indenture,

ROfs AND GIRLS from three to thirteen years Of age
- 70 be placed with suitable persons In the country
No. az King Street, on Mondays from to o'eoek pm
April l, 1Sstg
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-07-04
A RARE CHANCE
For Speculation in Farm Land
Clay Land or City Lots.

1HERE now offered for sale within tbs c,, n, VII
mlngton u acres OF land about u OF milo from,
Mafhs. street fronting on Lancaster fike about seven
located Tor farming gardening pufposes and Tor tba
nnS % Of bricks = really superior 10 any land
the improving portion Of the city than tbe bTet & ~
tn, shS eas,Sn section has upon very good house
@ anu oatn Anl other necessary buildings rhe above
easy tern' For further particulars apply to
WN. McOAuLLEY 4 CO.
Real Estate Brokers',
tn.. bOu Market Street.
'N"' Wilmington, Del,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-07-04
JOHN MoLHAR & SON,
Conveyancers, Nctaries Public
Real Estate, Stock, Note and
GXchange Brokera,
Nn Gna za....s,a e.su..a
No. COZ llna.Me1 s1r4


DEEDS, BONDS MORTGAGES, &c. &C., promptly spd
accurately drawn.
PRuNlssoRY aOTEs NEGOTIATED.
sTOCk5 AND LOANS Of all kinds bought aud sold on
conmssiu IN this eg st the Brokers Boards in Phu.
aspna, New York OF other citia by means corrrs.
pon1ug brokers who are all tFnis ~ high taui ding.
NO EXTRA COMMISSIONS char5ei On stocks "
onhs pug hhirt ubr1ai the aAr brokers poumiascv
Of one 4uu9r per cent be'ns divided between ouIsuve
aus ouf agents.
URtFls.-Wo draw o. PhiilIalphia, Now YORK. or Bos
.eh aui oeur ir ila o. o,ltr American cit!os a. the
iOcaa ratios OI 0gchAuge
lohhltN Dn iFfs.-Ws draw un GrrAt hfltaiu Ire
aAd Germany aud svofy o'h-r cuuatry In Europs.
Oh houses Of gnioubied standing, IN sums 10 suit 5uf
cuttomars.
EScHANGE-Eet.isq q pelaeote-bousht Apd soli
az thv most isgol4te rates allowed by The taarkut
York.
RIAL rsrArE We sttsad 70 tho purchase aud sals
oi sal Estate IN town or country and repeatedly invite
purchasers or seers 70 sivu call We rent houses
.na "eu desired by our customers stead to ths eello
ton Of their rout.
COLLECTIONS Our correspondence easblea us ts
teaeh any prominent puint Ia Amrficl in any foreign
s9Ay through the ulOst reliable eiaaueH car f.etli.
ue. ot mNNing cuectiDn5 therefore complete, aud
consequently resona Ayailius themselves ofthen may he
ohhuent thet iheir business viii be- faithfully aud
oIoi.lpy attended to- charges ars as low As are
naIo BY any reliable partiss.
~ every eaho where we employed our aim 10 to Dc
Nc peNt Tor the interest ut luaf and wa solicit
ne lhltt 20 ui our ltnds aul TIE pubiic runpr ally
ian JOHN McLEAlt q SlN
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-07-04
MARR1nn

HALE-CANBY.-- On the 29tn Of June, at st.
has Church, Wilmington, Del, 10y the RI.
Rev. Alfred Lee, Rry. EnwApD Hale, oi
Boston, hlaos to CA1uAaINg RvReprs,
daughter of tho late James Canby, Jr, of th.
city M cards.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-07-04
The Newa.

The re ideut has issued proclama-
tion for the re construction Of South
Carolina benjamin F. Perry is appoint
cd Provisional Governor.
Governor ierpont has authorized seven
more counties OF Virginia to hold cleo
tions Tor State officers.
The railroads throughout the South
are being rapidly repaired. Rail COM
munication with New Orleans will soon
be open.
The negroes of Vicksburg desire uni-
verssl suffrage. They protest against the
appointment of Judge Sharkey for Gov
ernor of Mississippi
The people Of Prince George county,
Virginia. are represented to be In a state
Of destitution.
The Government is sending supplies to
Atlanta, Georgia, for the needy in that
region.
B. McFerrin, D. D., q prominent
Methodist clergyman Of the Southwest,
has been pardoned.
Judge Campbell, Alfred Rhett, and S.
R. Mallory, rebel Secretary Of the Navy,
are applicants for pardon.
The Young Mems Christian Ausocia.
ton has given up Ford's theatre, and Mr..
Ford will reopen it.
o. S turday General Meade issued his
order taking command of the department
or the Atlantic, with headquarters in
Philadelphia.
The steamer Dix was recently sunk in
Red river and is a total loss
lowell Cobb is at Macon, Georgia,
aud counsels peaceful submission to the
United States.
The rebel Admiral Buchanan and other
rebel officers are at Fortress Monroe.
The bust of John Tyler, hitherto stand
Ing in the Virginia State Library, is to
be removed to place of obscurity.
The Democratic Resident Committee
az " ashlngfon, through the Hon. Chas.
Mason, Chairman, has issued au address
recommending the support of President
johnson.
Eight hundred and twenty-five hogs
heads of the French Government tobacco
were destroyed by the conaagration at
Richmond 4,5OU hogsheads were saved
and are now being shipped for Havre.
A subscription of two centimes apiec,
has been opened at Lyons, France, for 4
costly flag Of honor to be presented to
this country in memory of Mr.. Lincoln.
The Italian Minister of State has ad-
dresse TO the United States Minister al
Turin letter expressing the great
Friendship oil llaly Tor the United States
The Rsgs q the capture by The Me1i-
can IppsFIa II ghlhaahua, Hraaiaeni
- ,laurfI Ia - 81 Il ----s- =. st1
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-07-04
apIdly Improving.

Some fifteen thousand dollars in eoun-
terfeit notes, ranging in denomination
from IWos to tens, were seized at the Car
son House in New York, Tuesday. No
arrests were made.
A snicide was recently committed by
young woman employed as saleswomau
in shop in the Rue de Rivoli, Paris.
Before starting the charcoal, with which
she pnt an end to her existence, she had
decorated her room With flowers, and then
d essed herself in white. When found
she was lying on her bed, her hands fold
on her breast, and her countenance
barring look SO placid that she might
h've been supposed to be sleeping.
Thirteen years ago the Hutchinson
Family visited St Louis, engaged con-
cert hall, advertised, gathered an audi.
ence, and we're about commencing their
performance, when they were informed
their lays Of freedom were unsuited to
81 'Vsholding State, and could not be
heard there, aud the leaser of the hall
apologize d to The public, averring that he
knew not The character of the entertain.
mint When he engaged the hall Now
how changed Asa" aud his Family
hive Just returned from Missouri, where
they sung in the State Capitol by invita-.
tiin of the speaaer and other State Off.
Gals Who says the world has not
moved?
A young looking lady gave birth to a
nne, healthy boy in the cars on the East
ern Railroad, when near Boston, a few
days since. The lady apologised to the
conductor of the train.
Tss constitutional Amendment abolish.
ing Slavery on Thurs day, passed the
LIwer House of the New Hampshire
Legislature 1t is expected that the
Senate will concur almost un animously.
A movement is on foot in Richmond to
demonstrate against the $50, 600 clause
In President Johnson's Proclamation.
, 1865-10-24
Markets by Telegraph
OUR mDNIGnT MARKET REPORT
Especial Despatch to the Western Assoc,sted Press
| Nkw To7s, Oct. Il

Especial Despatch to the Western Assocssted Press.l
NEW To7s. Ocs- Il
Stocks opened with some activtty md grew strort
er - the dsy pfogresled. esp c1Aly on Reading Old
Southern and FttsbnrEh. There vas considerable
cteunt on Pittsburgh, aud dealings IN thts formed
tho great texture Of tie day. Al thsJsst Board the
stock nsrket continued 10 Improve md higher pti
ces xeEe made throughout the can. with active de-
unanh fo1 Stocks.
Gold closed at 14s. The following are the closing
prtces; +. Y.c. esK@9. Erie ssNas5x. Hudson River
1pI,f0tp3, Heading t15k211 115X II s. Tx. c. F, "a
7sS r I. tAt n. " 3eK9sa4. do preferred etx2e4{.
The Assistant Treasuses Today patd out T. oooo In
redemption Of tbs temporary 1oau Of which $oa 5o
were IN Clearing Hou1e certificates.
PEEHoL1ux STOCKS.
Petroleum stocks &tetdy with exles 1t the following
rates buchanan Far1n, c; Bra DIZZY s1.l5 Cherry Run
sc; Tack Sc; Excelsior &c; Ge1.usnia &c; Pthole
Greek s6eo Webster FtrstNstiona &C Liberty
sc; KJud Farm sc; HsTdriek eln1 Oceanic 6oc.
PETROLEUM.
. Crude Firm. Refined dull. 3sassc for Crude
eu9xc for refined In bont: so9slc do fsee Sales re
ported 800 bsas to I'LL Up freight engagement at Sc 70.
crude.
The Ezprrs. says: :" Petro1onm Interest in Cansd.
Ia steadily increasing and the nnhat Of xes Is being
g7adul1y augmented The pronis On oil arn large,
thNn in PennsJivxnia. The Crescent Petroleum Com
pany Last week sold 1 bra 1t 5000 per brI deliver
cd, At thcirWe1ls In Canada"
pHy GOODS.
Thc following are the tzJ goods quotations to.dsy
BBowa Co11oS-Auanttc. nc; tine snd z, SSH9S1e
9 ', 3oaslc-
FA1aTs-MerriMxcs 7@3ies Spr1gue's, &c; Asnold's
80; Green Manufacturing Company, SOC; Columblaa
&c; Duchess, 174c. !:
b1nIP1s-HaymakeT, 4sHc: Portsmouth, s7Ac.
ptxIns1 exc; Boston Manufacturing Company
BHc-
CAa7os F1Assk1s- Hamilton II IF. &c: Fremont
s7Kc.
Ladies' Ctoattn.s, Mlddlcse1, 1sci Washington
{1.87X Cauhrfes, &c for Eyana-
Etlk Mixed Casalmerca $2.a-
DKArsEs-Hamt1tou Manufacturing co,npany's g Pa
cldc Mills. SIC.
sroot coTrus-Had1ey company's, soc.
The following dispatches were bulle1ocd In the Dr.
Goods Exchange to-day"
Boston mar ket not fully opened The steamer ls 3ns
IN. As yet no changes In general merchandise,
PHILADELPHIA. Oct 2s.-Dry goods market steady
Trade moderate.
, 1865-10-24
IltIpois md Michigan Canal.

lfE@uoi9 md Michigan Canal
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Trihune.l
Bh1pdxrukT, Oct. q.
C1rAHxp-A1liancc, ottava, 10 N lunher; l. r
Goodell, Ottawa, 20 m lumber; Danube. Leon. SOL
It lumber 10 N lath; Ianihc. Morrls: Coynsa LOCK-
rort sos6 II 1nmber; Du1nhan. IS tou1 Coal. sots
staves; Masicsta, KankAkcs Feeder EasHact, nenne-
pn ST. 6 It lumber; Glasgow, Seneca, s9,6 II lnmheF,
1sn5Q lath; j. Harrington, NAftelll=s. II m lumber
Rebecca ST. Louis $50 bu barley; Investigator Le-
mont; Geo. Ehezmap, Morris; II. q. Loornls. Lemohs
Ocean Spray, 0ttawA, sss n funbTs Missouri La
Sale 11l r. lumber, 100 hF1s a4ls, $500 n siding
NORTH Star 8t. Louis Bs9s bu barley; Exceaslor. WI
rnington, &,lli n lumber. ..
AR,VxpJenerBon. IaSa1le. s.t0o 6u corr prop
Esnfakee, KAnkAkec Feeder, is tons sundaes; 1911
llant Utica, 3;DQ bu corn ". 8. Gptnet. letnont.
yds dle. stone H. @. Loora!a, Leuoont % 5ts 5no
bae stone Lady franklin. leont 80 tuhe1e stone
D. c. Morton, Lemoot, IS yds rnbble stone; Reacue
Lemont 50 5da rnbble stone and 20 gds d1men etone
American Star, Lssallc 900 hu oau Caroline Nor
sa $500 bp cntn eats NJ sseda Ericsson. Ottawa
SEQ pu corn, 1eoc ns Timothy seed Cuba, Seneca
5000 bu corn Lelraux, lASae, a7a2 bu corr; Joh'
Carter, LasaIle, 1000 bu corn Time. Morrs, 100 bt
corn, 100 bu 11e; Milwaukee,, Utica, 3,soo hu coso
Tobacco Plant, Kankakce. 800 hu corn, 5000 .
ernty barrels Ffrsncter LASale. 50 bu corr job
Morrison 0ttawa, $500 bu corn Context NoEsls 500
bu corn MoutAuk, Lockport, so hu corh Monarch
Iockpot 40 bu cosn 36t bsfs nour; Ottswa, ota~a
100 lu com; Aa1 LAsalle, 5C0o bu cora; 1nfesttEa
| tor Leuont. 10 yds tlrlcn. atone; Louise. BIRD
Bstdge, &8oop rs sand; yorktown, Utica. 5,sDq b
corn: AfaAta. 1aSat1t.
, 1865-10-24

charge Of dlsoedez1y conduct Il sppears that dur:
ing he whole ku1n11e. they have been a Continual
Milwaukee arenna Letting tired Of their impostn-
mites, be had them al s7s.ted md On being M a5-
1aleped. they were fned q md costs each, uiih
Erie b.l. 4 contultatiou waf had a. 10 the beet
means Of raising the required eollsetal and ~ 20
oeeE w wss 1e.t 9P1I Iace 9Gt 70 'of IL toe' w.
Anna Rose, dilapsdated maiden. Nas CHARGED
with attempting to sfeal shawi from No. - West
Raudo)nh st1eeL hut not being m expert waa But-
prseed IL the nct 4 hail of tlOQ will warrant hc1
appesrsncc II the next tenn OF Reeozds9's Court
neone. = na % Was Tuned o1es 70 C comnaisoner W vi. l.
tis1s OF the Reform School
Vim. Mcdonald. an cxprcssuaan, md another
art e1essor Of the sanc ntatnte was caught IN the
ac1 OF nppropriating pair Of rubber oyashoes the
properly Of MH. Arde1 Belo, residing on Franklin
street. Being under age he wAa let of With a tne
of Is.
Attcr dlsposiue Of some hily or sixty cases Of
drnnks and dssordetlles, ihe court adjourned.
, 1865-10-24

at lte Ccntral Station. On lnststnttuc E3cusous
up in her skirt, and on close c:ossexaminatou
SIZE confessed to h2re bid ihe reet !n the AnEnsa
Jail, uht1c she had been temporarily eenhnea: I'm.
Ger Douslas. on going 10 A11osa. found the hidden
money ae discloscd BY her. The case vii come Up
th' q aha before Judge Mtnlken, when addt"
uotal {tcs will probably Be developed