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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-10
TO REGULATE the BOWELS


We have put up and sold this article over 10 years.
and CAN SAY IN CONFIDENCE AND TRUTH oft what
we have been able say Of any other medicine
NEVER HAS 1T sAiLkD IN A SINGLE INSTANCE TO
EFFECT CURE, when timely used. Never did We
know instance Of dissatisfaction by any one who used
e. On the contrary, all GIFTED with IT, opera
tons and speak Ia terms of recommendation Of magical
effects and medical virtues. We SPEAK In this matter
WHAT VIZ DO KNOW" after 20 years experience.
AND PLEDGE OUR REPUTATION FOR TIE FULFIL
hEST OF WHAT WE HIRE DgcLARD In almost
every instance where the infant Il suffering from pain
aud exhaustion relief will be found in nfeen or twenty
minutes after the syrup Is administered.
Full directions for using will accompany each hottie.
None genuine unless the fac -sime Of CURTIS A PER.
kINS. New York. n on the outside wrapper.
Sold by Druggists throughout the world.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-10

We sec an advertisement tn your columns u MRS.
WINsLOw's SOOTHING sYRUr Nov. never said
worc Ia favor OF patent medicine before IN life.
but We feel compelled say your readers that this 10
no humeng-we have tried Il. and hnow II 10 be ell u
claims. III probably enc Of The NEST sneeesfn medl
enes OF the day. because n g. ons of The beet And
those Of your reader, who have babies cant do better
than lay In supply"
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-10

A Chicago grand jury having found indiet
ments against the keepers of more than one hun.
dred houses Of ill.fame IN that city. the police
on Monday night. made descent on ninety -four
houses. capturing that number OF keepers OF the
dens They we're ell admitted 10 bail In five
hundred dollars. More than $500 .Oo0 worth oil
iewers we're captured With the crowd
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ECIAL eau ITO N.

The great popularity a Mr.. wlHslo~'s Soothing
syrap fer children tsst1ins hes Induced urprncpal
persons pat articles be used fos the ssns bur
pose, In advertising which they have only copied
advertisements and notices from the press but have
copied esrtihesiss AMI letters iron elsrgymen and
othsrs Al xlng other - gou11ns oortacusss
psvsrs Of sli tuassors UaH. HNukv0u-fs
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-10

The London Court Journal says i, is scarcely
noted a. change in the Paris fashions. yet TO
be deemed one very remarkable. that ladies are
pA,ronizing short dresses for walking With some
IL Is carried 70 grea, height. add the 'srccess
of astoni.h ment" there.t aud hereunder 10 very
great They may trip u up any way but with
long robes
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The following H. extract frou letter wnttsn by
the Rev J. =. Holm, pastor % the Perreponi street
Baptist Church, Brooklyn, ~ r. 20 the fourna and
Messenger. Cincinnati. o. and speaks volumes IN favor
OF that world-reno~ned medicine. MRS WlrsiOw's
SOOTHING SYRUP, FOR CHILDREN ryKTnlsG;
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Rest. Health and Comfort 20
Mother and Child.

MRS. WINDOWS SOOTHING syrup for ehiidrss
teething. softens the Gnus reduces inflammation, al
lays all pain, and wind eholc Perfectly safe Ia
all eases. We would say 90 every mother who has
suffering child, do not let your prejudice nor the pr.u.
dces Of Others stand between you and your suffering
child aud the relief that will be sure-yes absolutely
sure-to follow the ofihs medicine iftmely used
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DO sor LET YOUR PREJUDICE STAND BETWEEN
your suffering child and the relief that will be absolute
~ sure 20 follow the use u MRS. wISsLOw'S SO01H-
ING SYRUP II acdity Of the stomach relieves
wind choe, regulates the bowels softeas the guuf.
glyesresit 10 the mother and health TO thschild
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Printing Office ror Sale.

q FIRST CLASS OFFICE AND MATERIAL. WITH A
N eompleie set Of job Type liberal ps,ronage, and
located at enc 81 the best points the State for
weekly Newspaper, Is oderei for sale on reasonable
terms.
Dor particulars inquire ai the ssnilas oacs. None
bat Democrat need apply. Ie24-dim
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4 BENEFAcTREsS.

There IL woman In the public eye whose name had
all along been associated Ia mind, with the "Ysn
ee.""Quack" aud "fIu,bug" Hut II IL 40 no longer.
and desire 20 her from all such pcous
associations In all other minds. Whatever notions Ne
may have Of womsny aolcacy and propriety, Ne wlll
all admit that woman alone II the Nurse-the good
Nursn-tbe best Nurse. whether shall have Female
Physicians not, T. question which bs decided
by time and principle aud not matter oftsse. Pride,
prejudice. caprice and custom may well behave them
selves, for iftherc a. really want there will also be
supply, n there be a"eallnr" there will be coming
Nature and human society always elf-suppiyns,
and though Au and Fashion may hinder. yhss cannot
prevent.
Mrs. wnsiow does not wish 10 treat you gentlemen
Nor does abe prescribe regimen for your wives bat
he modcsty appears messenger Of health aud hap.
piness 10 your Infants IN the cradle IL there anything
improper In that Nurse Of 80 years" sxpsrsnos
can boldly say what or Il not good for babe. and
ought 10 be listened Go. 6od speed her her humble
and happy mission. she n the successful phy--
clan and most eectusl benefactress little
the door for bar, and Mrs wnsew Will prove the Amer.
iran Florence Nightingale Of the Nurssry OF this
sure. that will teach eur "susy" TO say "a
blessing on Mrs wnslo~"-fof helping her 10 survive
and escape the gripping, oolokng and tssthing siege.
We confirm every word set forth In the prospsctus. II
performs precisely what II PROCESSES TO perform.
part Of it-noh.ng iess-Awsy with pear "Cerdisi, )"
"Parog orlc, drops IandAnun." and every other
Narootc,"b by which the bsbes dragged into stapd,y.
aud rendered dull aud diotlo Tor life.
We have never seen hrs Winslow knew her Only
through the preparation Of her Soothing Syrup for
Children Teething" II We had the power We would
make her, H. physical savior 20 the infant
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DISSOLUTION.
Dissolution of Cc-Partnership

F1tHE term Of eoPartnershfp having expired, II =
II this day mutually agreed 20 dissolve the firm.
All claims against the irn will be presented a. the
ONCE. on Easi Market space, where al notes and
counts due the orn will be kept for settlement Either
o. as are authorized 70 the firm in the settle
neDt Of the business Of the firm.
M Drew will continue the Carriage Business at the
old stand Eas; Market space; Mr. shaw OF 6eorss,
between Meridian and Pennsylvania streets
8 W. DREW,
&C. SHAW.
Indianapolis, July 8, Is65-jylo-d3t
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STOLEN.
s15 RE w ARD

k.tTOLEN -oN MONDAY NIGHT. JULY IN. 1895
from my premises, about three miles east Of Indi
annapolis Light Bay Mare, with bride and saddle She
Is about Is hands high. right hind foot white right hip
smaller than left. and Is ,hod In front.
will give s25 for the recovery OF the Mare aud s75
for the apprehen ion and conviction of the thief and
turn Of the Mare. Address, g. r. SINNER,
Jy6 dlwawlt indianapolis, Ind y
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a BOARDING HOUSE,, DOING GOOD BUSINESS
n Possession gissa Immediately. For particulars In
qlire OF ADAk aExRY,
Iyc-d6t al senth Delaware Street
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Jtl-IFTJNI VI
Mr.. go Treasury Notes of all kinds constantly
kept hand ready for delivery The series will
be furnished Bankers and half per commission
allowed. All kinds OF Public Securities bought and sold
III. ENGLISH, President.
Jxo. q. Nav, Cashier. jyT-diw
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DON'T FAIL TO PROCURE MRS wIssLow's
SOOTHING SYRUP for children teethipg. IL has been
used for 20 years with failing safety aud
BY millions Of mothers for their children corrects
aeidy Of the stomach, relieves wind eholie regulates
the bowels and gives rest health and eonfor 20 mother
and child. ofiee No. a. Day street, View fork
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Price only IS Cents a Bottle.
The Florence Nightingale OF
the Nursery.

The following II extract from letter written by
the Rev. n. a. Meiser to the German Reformed Mes.
sepger, AZ Chambershnfg, PA
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LOST.
WATCH SEAL LOST.

A GOLD WATCH SEAL with q Cameo Set and Locket
~ In IL, was lost Sunday afternoon IL Is Of but
little worth to any but the owner bat Is valued
keepsake
The finder viii be handsomely rewarded by leaving
at No. 81 South Illinois street. JOSEPH HARRIS.
!yl0-t2t
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SOOTHING SYRUP,
FOR CHILDREN TEETHING,

Which greatly facilitates the process 81 teethinE, By
softenng the gums, red ucine ali Inflammation viil aisy
ALL PAIN and spssmodie action, sndis
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would introduce. understand he 10 member Of the
Institute. fChSersl
Mr.. Wizard vas called for and said The General he
had always admired spoke OF him in too fatteIng
manner. His inventions and manufactures would not
bear as favorable comparison with the Inventions anu
manur actures of Gen. Sekles Tho General bad IN
VENT and produced brigade that included his ar
tllF ny. Who knew what brigade was in leOl w 10
lat knew could bring to bear the energy and skill 10
produce il On the nth Of May, 1861, but few
DAYS after the Rebels had fired the nag
at Fort lSumterl Gen. Sickes made contract with
him TO furnish three batteries Of field artillery On the
4th of july 1861, those batteries were inspected at
Camp Scott Staten Island by olicersiof the Excelsior
Brigade detailed for that duty by Gen. Sckles The
whole brigade Of Zoo men, armed and equipped living
in comfortable tents in properly organized, guarded
and poced camp, witnessed this inspection We
Was the time from the firing on
the fac at Fort Sumter TO the 4t OF July in the same
year. His friend. Mr.. Butler has proposed 10 give
Gen Sickles gold medal for the Excelsior Brigade
He has not advocated the claims Of the General well
II Is not the practice Of the American Institute to give
gold medals for abstract Inventions but here was an
invention in complete practical development two years
sferward nfringed upon by Gen. Mcclellan when u,
came TO organize the Army OF the Potomac. lie hopeu
the General would be induced TO enter the Brgaae io'
competition If is not successful IN obtaining inc
| ward he believed II would be the frst failure.
cen Graham remarked that Gen. Sickles Thought ou'
his combinations during the night and gave Dis ac.
yeoped orders the next day. he was sure no one ever
caught him asleep. .,o nro
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The EulI-Frog show-The Natives OF a'
Greeu.scuin Ponds at II Odworih's Hail.

Yesterday was the second day OF the pulling
show. an exhibition which has excited the euiicsg
many of our citizens during the last week or two
Dodworth Hall is the locality Of this unique e1la
ton. The bulfrogs are ranged round hollow ,S1afs
in the middle of the ROOM in the center OF which vs.
the vonug woman who is the matron OF all tie frogs,
end No without her spectaeles, is goodlooiiHe Sc
NAV say handsome. Another young woman, Hiss c.
Best also of personal attractions. can play TIE ala
and begues the leisure Of tue visitor, Gs he vanles
round the tables composing the hollow square Win IL
There are upward Of 300 bufrocs exhibition.
prsing contributions from all parts Of the coan'Iy; bsi
the following are the names OF the luepa Togs, CO..
petlng for prizes. and the names OF tier owlers;
"Naineess," Brown, Boston; .'Toots" r. "i@n, hrs;
"Nameless," R-si Emperor Of = the Easte' = hs'.
Timely jim" Leddngton, lIsckonsack; "Ws,ehstn A
Friend Peekskil; "Niekng" De Iro, Albany Dse ~ L
Henderson, Hsmp'on Ny i%o,heIy oa & - VET
l. Briant, Wes kilinsly, Conn; HULA buloo; ~ fs,
land, Concord; Fighting Joe Es,PH,' n se y Ssg
8 H. Hughes. Hudson; Emerald j. w. browni Msa.i
"Cobber" james Smith, CToton The Little Cc'pe'b W
For person not learned in brlhogs, II vCul ts
prcsumptuous To decide upon the merits q tLf@ az
dubious asprants but il will not be out q pee ~
mention that the animal rejoicing IN the hsle e'
Fighting Joe" will probably take the hrst IF1c ~
spect OF size. "Ilullabaloo' will attain TIE fseolI
pyizo in this regard and the Little COTiafY ~
probably take the cup for dilninut.yencss sRr n
determined b. measurement. from the ncse % ne I
uemty Of the outsretched hind.legs; though 70 P0i
Of weight the Emperor II all the Rushes" veic "a
tie prize without any DISPUTE. He is a blosed en,
crat OF an orange color. hump backed. ard eDoh S'
pound weight. But the spirit of the prisoner IS ro
able in his eyes. lie is sluggish. mourDla, and apYs
rently careless of his fate. Indeed tbs Is oese's
in all the frogs exhibition, and there is 10 les
how exultingly they would bound in the greenseanHe
waters of their native ponds.
Mr. Cahils lecture was scientific, as well Is 'ltI5
and also touched upon the political questions oi ".
dav, wherein Macmillan and bis fFoceaters laiss!
figured He will deliver it again to-day, wren y;
Bellew will award the prizes. they may be GSais''
by the Agricultural Society.
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Passengers Arrived.

I'm steamer Alhaubga, from Charleson-Leut. Z. sM'
W. l.. Adair. NJ Revel, G. w. Field A. Melchers = y.
chers T. w Pears. G. a. Wheaton, d. sieon o. 1Is
son Mrs }. Mott, J. r. Read, HENS, lnns " s'Ic
sahlmsnn Mrs.. Ferguson and chldren, Miss l. LsiSs-'
C. Ii. Voorhees, and 10 in the steerage N.
In steamer Twilight from Whining ,on-C. T. Bsrn,. y
Cornwall Miss Cornwrl, Mes Miner C. r snh, r &c y;
son r. Mickens, j. IleudIicS, j. Becks d.. X ss1n %
Crane Mr. O'Connor, NJ. Fitzgerald Mrs o,,oh' ".
l.. Debois. n pt1.o,1 AL
lev l. Gatdref j. Richer W. X. Pn,cherd j. ;. IN "
NJ Arrow, Mrs J. s CLARK and child \. h'I''S 80
Katkeuby j. s. Cohen II. Lawrence, H. A. fooi, 2 III b
Mr., 81 Threadcroi. aud enid Mrs. Gs'h. an ~
Tsber,ham. c Nan Horn Mrs Middleton, Mss h Ell"
and nurse, j. ~ Andrews wife and children J. ~ a.. ID
ton. r. l.. Hamilton. j. Ii. Hamilton, +. Midds''H wv
Gowdy : children and servant.
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Fatal Aceident-Two Wen almost instantly
Killed by the Breaking OF IA Topmns,.

On Saturday last the bark Frank Loyot'
arrived ut this port from CaIdii aud hauled intc Ile'
Ne. TO- y. r. fer the purpose OF uneadng. sirte Len
the crew have been engaged In dlsmaniing her tcs-
tcrday morning they were engaged IN stripping the
iofctopmas', the ngg, and second mates, Charles H.
Williams aud Edward IIederick, being Oh the foFetop'
mast crosstrecs Willie engaged in passing ne top,
mast rigging over the lead Of tee mast the iopmast
broke and both men were neciptated 10 lhc deeh
Williams was Instantly killed. Ihe other unfortunate
nan lived few moments after lie was reaehea ny capt
Horton. Inc former received u compound fracture Oh
tie skull, fracture Of both arms and u Tie rish'
thigh FREDERICK LETT arm and several ribs were iiac
tafed. Late in tie day Coroner Collin held al Inquest
on the bodies, and verdict q accidental deatE was
rendered. Frederick was aged 81 YEAR,, ana NNpe"'
~ Year,. Byi1 weJe nQiivts 81 Nova sfoih
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Philadelphia Cattle larLct-SEPr. ID.

The market for Beef Cattle continues quite active ana
prices hrm NJ former quotations. the sales nus week
amounted to Ys5 head at from Y to 3 per 100 lbs or
TO quality and from - to $40 10 Ter good prime
md extra stock.
sHrEpThe prices Ter Sheep were somewhat better ana
the market closed hrn The offerings md sale amounted TO
1900 mead from 10 7lc per ID gross fr the best sheeP
aud fiom ~ 10 80 per head tor Stock sheep
Prices for Hogs little higher than last week
sales reached 2s head from 10 80 to VII 80 per 100
Ms. net
Cows-The DENT for Cows Il good and prices have ad
10 head sod 1T from $50 10 RO W spnnge ana
fTCm 81 " go toTtoY and CALI
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Latest ship News.
ARRIVED.

steamship Nevads. CARPENTER Savannah sel' d,
md.e and ea.seuser, to Wskeasn Goekiu l.sA,.Ss
nat OF Tvbee Roads passed steamers Ben . Hr,
spauldng a, luchor 18th, OF BarHegat' passed. '''A
Home, bound y. , ri,,,stou F,f
( Co. -,,..,on DAYS VIII
Bark Modena (of Boston) RYDER Charleston
cotton &c. 20 Bacon Russell.
WlND-At Sunset, $
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HARTFORD. Tuesday, Sept. r. le65
The National Horse Fair opened to-day under
favorable auspices The classes are all wen represented
ho heing over 200 entries. Among them are large
number OF valuable horses.
The races TO- day have been well managed and closely
contested Tomorrow promises 70 De goo9 aay, pv'n
in attendance and large show OF horses. ,BeckWth
Gns stsd OF horses will he on the ground Ihey are 10
be sold of auction on Friday.
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VNUE TURF.
THE HOBOBEN FALL RACE M rtu,itsrrIRl !,
SECOND DAY-WEDNESDAl, sh r ~, nv NV

srcoXD DAYSWFDNEsDAY SEPrEMMipyyH ."
THE GREAT HURDLE RACE To,D1 r,., i-n 4
FIRST RhCE-HURDLE RACE, ahs arsl, lparss. "a
$40 Tor all ages, twoInle dash Owe, 6,iii, and Il'
high Mamie CadocA, Iigzas' gary o'
Parker are entered. INN IF slcC .of -
SECOND RACE-Sweepsiake premium q "a Nerroi 81
Col Mcbanie.'s ch g., by Arns;On, dam Lucy ii''''"'
Col. Bush's Fleetwing. ,,o 4, IL sses. n!fsti
THIRD RA(E-Sellrs Raee Wv ' Sr w. Grsyes ste
acrs,tcr lash Furies M Morris,s NeAe , u .60
G. Bes Black knight 500 and Col bsshs - ch.mtes
The Erie Railroad train. start from 9oi5 p p 20 'h'
every day al 10 N lfo a. M ah y Far, bel way
81 cents. JIM 81
l HARVEY Lyons Secretary. ----ssr,,
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MEETING OF BANK OFFIcBRs.-The Clearing
House Association met at their rooms. corner OF wall
and William sts, at clock yesterday afternoon and'
after organizing, adjourned and reorganized as meet
ing of bankers for the purpose Of considering the sub
eet of bank note redemption. The meeting was an IN
usually large one. Mr. John @ Jones was chosen
Chairman, and Mr.. r. p. Bayles acted as Secretary.
report in reference to banknote redemption was sub
mitted, accompanied by plan for carrying 1t out,
which was received and discussed at great length but
FINAL action upon it was not TAKEN Letters were re
ceied and read from the Secretary Of tho Treasury
and irom the Controller OF Currency, strongly advo
eating he establishment Of offices for the redemption
Of National Bank bills The meeting was continued
until after y. m, when, without taking any definite
action they adjourned until Tuesday next at II O'Clock
noon.
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,y voRK DAILY rR,RjNE WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER 49, 1861

cnt attendant on race Of this kind not readily
he imagined by those who have never witnessed
hurdle race The opportunity to day of witnessing
most interesting contest Of this kind ought not to be
neglected and fully anticipate the largest attend
aDce that has yet been seen on the Hopoken COURSE
the mode OF reaching the course read the adyer
tisement in another column.
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CITY NEWS.

GENERAL SOUTHERN LAND AGENCY.-lhe
Associated Press correspondent at Wilmington N C
was in error in locating this Agency in the dispatch
published yesterday at No. 262 Broadway. The once
ia at No 62,
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Bulls HEAD.-The beef market rather broke
Tuesday under large arrivals OF fresh cattle om Phia'
dolphin, all Of which could not DO sold. Owners how
ever. are sanguinc that they will soon be wanted at
prices which will let them out whole contenting them
selves on the profits of the first days sales sheep are
quite rs high rs on Monday good lots bringing &C.
Fat lambs are woith l0c Hogs are firm at higher
prices, in part due to superior qunty.
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THEFT oF JEwELRY BY A DOMESTIC. ID

THEFT OF JEwELRY By \ D0MESTIC.-De-
tectiyes Ke.so and McCord yesterday arrested Kate
Caneannon a genteeLlooking Irish woman, aged ~
years on charge of having the 10th day of August
last while in the employ OF Mr.. Samuel Burke OF No
33l West Thirty fourth ST. stolen from tie ladies Of the
family ewelrv TO the amount OF s50 with which che
decamped She has disposed Of the stolen articles by
pawnng and selling them. Most Of IL. however, has
been recovered. Justice Hogan committed the pris-
oner, who loudly protested her innocence.
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Theft oP \ HORSE AND WAGoN.-On the
afternoon Of the 7th inst. Mr.. John D. Blair OF No. 2o
Monroe ST. drove, mp 10 Joness Wood with horse and
light wagon, the property Of Messrs Peter Mcknight
and Peter McManus, valued at 500 lie Ieit me
vehicle Tor moment and on his return onEd that it
had been stolen. Information Of the matter was con-
yeyed TO Detective Sowey and Yesterday he arrested
cored man named John Minkcn residing at the corner
OF Laurens and Canasts and found the vehicle in his
possession He was committed BY Justice Mansfield
on charge Of receiving stolen goods The accused
claims that lie bought tie wagon In good iaith. Inc
horse has not yet been found.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-13

FATAL RUS.OyER CASUALTY. - Coroner
Collin Yesterday, at No. ls5 East Seyentccn,h.s held
an inquest the body Of Mrs Margaret fawcett. who
died from ures received the night Ct the 18th OF
July last On the night in question, while crossing at
the corner of Seveuteenth.st and Fistave., she was
knocked down and run over by an ice wagon, and la
e"red until Yesterday when she died \ verdict OF
accidental death rendered. DeceaSedwas native
OF Ireland, aged q years
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lAdyeftiseni.n'.I
MILLER * VAIL,
lIATTfue

No 4y1 BROADWAY
VIII open their Re ! and Winter Styles Of
LADIES and tHiLnRESs FANcY UArs.
Also THEN styles CENTS Fine DFes Hats ourhgsday
Sept. H.
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THEFT OF WEARING APPAREL. Officer John
ofhe Tenth Precinct yesterday arrested Georgians
Dean on the complaint OF joseph Prior OF No 100
Greenest, who charges heriwith having on Monday
night, entered his residence. and stolen female wearing
apparel to the amount Of Sl0s. Tie accused CON.
mitted BIZ Justice Mansfield.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-13

PASSING COUNTERFEIT MONEY. Officers llor-
bit aud Muller Of the Fourth Precinct Yesterday ar
rested Godfrey Valborn. for having passed counter.
felt $40 bill Oh the Gloucester County Bank al the sa
loon OF q. A. Schomberg No. fOl Pearlst He also At
tempted 20 pass q similar bill on Henry Patterson Of
No. $50 Cherryst. The accused was committed by
Justice Downing