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CRocoplLEs ANp MONKEYS.

PROM Henri Mjr,hats travels in Indo. China
~ select the following paragraph;
truceulles are more numerous IN Tho river at
rtAaam Ven than IN ihnt Of ChautabOun.
enllnually saw them throw themselves from the
p'pks into the water; aud il has fl, queutly hap
reheu that careless fishers Or peIsohs who have
lApudeuily fallen asleep on the shore, have
npome their prey, cr have Rfterward died of
Hpuhds Inflicted hy tnom This latter has hap
Nheu twice during my stay tere II is anu
npg, hoWeyer-tor lhe Interested in observing
~ habits OF animals al over the world--to see
u manner IA which these creatures caton the
NV which sometimes take fancy to play with
m Closu to the hauk lies the crocodile, his
Tuy ( III Ule water and ouiy his capnciOus mouth
80 'he snrtnce ready to seize anything that
NJ Come within reach
uoop Of apes catch sight of him seem TO
s2psui ''gelher, approaching little by little, and
sslluence their irolics, by turns actors and
se'''ois' One OF tue most active or most inn
f'sueu' jumps from branch to branch till within
lesPecunl DISTANCE Of tho crocodile, whom
@.us'nH ~ one claw, aud with the dexterity pc
-rlA' 70 these animals, he advances and retires,
y" g'flhs his enemy a blow with his paw, at
~U'n'r time oniy proteud.l, % Go 50. The
~hVr hpesi enjoying the fun, evidently wish to
~ pnrl In 1t, but the other branches being
~g h'eh, they form a..sorl OF chain by laying
" OF each others paws, and thus swing back
nplla and lorwaris, while any one OF them who
ssmes within reach Of tho crocodile torments
APll 10 the best cf his ability.
sumetimea the terrible jaws suddenly close,
no' upon tue audacious ape, who Just es.
s.spe.i then there are cries of exultation from
~ i9rmentors, who gambol joyfully. Occa-
,Enaily, however, the claw is entrapped, and
IN Viellm dragged with the rapidly Of light
Gus II beneath the water, when the whole troop
peisei grcaniog and shrieking. The niisad-
'eu a'uie u3es not however, p'event their recon-
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-02-10
ANEcnorEa ] oe FARnAaur.

Fudge CoNles, in mn address before the New
Yofk Chamber Of Commerce in December, rea-
ied thu foil wing anecdotes OF the Admiral
1usi previous to The fall of Norfolk, Admiral
FNragut, hinstlf Of Southern birth, as was also
hH tine aa nobie wife, was invited by the ennis
AVG oi tho nsutgeni chiefs to join his fortunes
TO- ticir cause. llo promptly declined The
eli4i 10 change his purpose WAS repeated. llo
va urged by every Consideration that it was
supposed coud influence his pride or ambition,
bgfhc ties Of cnuslnguiniiy and place of birth,
10 tiic with his native South, and atill refused
Th4 rebel chiefs we'll knew the man. They knew
him better than his own Government did, and
ihtg knew the llou-ike qualities that elumbered
beheath ll!s modest and habiual retiring de-
ufanor, aud the achievements Of which be was
osFab.e when the Intent powers Of tho nan
snep'l be roused to active energy. AS last
fapft To win him over 10 their cause they oiIere
~ any position which Le should lie pleased to
aahc,
AlmiIa Fairagut is n mou Of sincere but un-
obirusHc piety--A piely as modest aud unosteD-
atous as his own habiluAl departments; but this
neihult upon his loyal yituo was more than his
naiuC could endure, aud with sudden and
sailork Lurst Of indignation, he replied, as
htroiutcd 10 the emblem vi the republic which
Aoetcj near him " Gentemen, your efforts are
u+less | tell you would see every man of
yep ID before would raise my arm against
ihst flag"
NurIols 81 II fell, and Farragut was warned
ibsi the South was no place for him A few
heara only were allosed hin for his escape with
nls family, leaving Us he was compelled to do,
NJ bis property behind, which was Immediate
y tbsolbad by the relentless eonliscaton Of the
loa
Is reached the house of a friend, northward
atfhe Potomac, exclaiming as he did no. "Here
", without ar,hing or a place where can
lt3 my head
a this way came Farraeut to us Of the North,
y, 'ho Goyerhment to which lie gave his ale.
enuce' TO the flag he has Tor the last three years
ngbeld in so many fierce conflicts with armed
hsason.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-02-10


TRAINS LEAVE WlLAIEdros FoR PHILADELPHIA
At 10 minutes before o'clock, morning.
At O'Clock, morning.
At 80 minutes after O'Clock, morning.
AZ IL O'Clock. noon.
AT 80 minutes after O'Clock, afternoon.
At "a minutes after A o'clock, afternoon.
At 30 minutes after 8 o'clock, evening
At ~ minutes before 8 o'clock, night.
At Is minutes before 10 O'Clock, night.
AT 80 minutes after G O'Clock, evening" Sundays
TRAINS LEAVE PHILADELPHIA FoR WiLMNdToN
AT minu es after 4 O'Clock in the morning
At Is minutes after s o'clock, morning.
AT ii o'clock, morning.
AT 10 minutes after o'clock, afternoon.
At o'clock, afternoon.
AT 80 minutes after 3 o'clock, afternoon.
At minutes before o'clock, afternoon
At 80 minutes after 8 O'Clock, afternoon.
At 10 o'clock, night.
At 10 minutes after II o'clock, night.
At minutes after O'Clock, morning, Sundays.
At 10 O'Clock, night, Sundays.
At 10 minutes after IL o'clock. night, Sundays.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-02-10
FREE MARYLAND.

The SOUND u war was in iaiuc car.
aiarylald, lair Marylaad
THIS cAcok was wet with many Il tear,
Mlrylaud, iAir Maryland
In7 check was wet but never pnls,
Tpy uncieut spirit shalt not fail,
Whoever may or dare assal
Maryland, my Mary LAID
II.
lacy said tby heart was falling thoo,
MafJ lAlI, my Mary land
iicy dared to speak OF treathery,
Maryland, my Maryland
The reeei, IN MS uvw h4in pIide,
rresumed 10 CLAIM thee ior Ills bride,
Ana haue thee battle by ms side,
Mlryln5, tar Maryland
III.
NJ mllhor StRtO, The fair aud rue,
Maryland, Iais Miry land
uirI VII my gi1aming sword aueW,
Mars ,and, mir Maryland
Tie uges pWsl upon tnnu call
Aud inuso 10 cDine, whate'er befAll,
anall hlI tuee wuHby oG them all,
Mary iaudt my Mary ald
lV.
Oni oay stain thy BANNERS wear,
M-'ylAld, .e.r AarJ ldudi
GA ietit rect np longer therv,
Marylaui, luif Mary land
Tue r,bel sturm IN VAN snail rave
About Thy ieglVus strong anu brave,
!, ,hyu smart cUme without IL slaYe,
Mary lAnl, free MAryiGud
V.
She hears, sAe CONES, tho leal aud bold,
Maryland, my Marylandl
She iisnts oenealn tno banner old,
MAlyluui, NY Mary land!
Bui aeg, the robe around her cast
Is iahtr lar ,hau AL lbe plst-
We lail her with full hearts at last,
Maryland, irto 4iaiy land J
vi.
10, ii Atr feet be tyTant li.g,
Maryland, free Maryland
There's joy and gory in her eyes,
MAryaud, iier Maryland
Oh bld ihy sisters follow thee,
Aud t.acA heir shout like thine to be,
For Union aud fur l. beriy
Maryland, ireu Maryland
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-02-10
Iprn1ln RrsolrrroN-Nc. 81

JolEr RESOLUTION Ieserving mineral lands from the
ouoraon of all acts passed At the first session OF the
Thirty eighth Congress, granting lands or extending
the time Of former grants, ,
Be Al resorCd by te Senae and House Of RepFeSeed-
ss Of fhe United Sdfes u Ameried i Congress aseni-
Med hat no passed at the first session oi tue lhr-
bth copqYess granting lands to the States or corpora
tn 10 AID in TIE construction Of roads or for olher p1r
poses or TO extend the time Of grants herelo3re sdS
~ III rss sha be- aud are, reserved exclusively TO the
inilsd states unless otherwise specially prFid In he
act ar acts making tue sranl
Approved, Jan uary 30, lS5''
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-02-10
IuuvmaI aun 4tatesmtam
I,lday mornins, February TO- ISO0'
From the North American.

4, d following lines were written in Liverpool,
9.,,,nl, hy an accomplished "a dish reigy-
n garm friend Of the Unioa saorliy altcr
n, ,.,cp,i n o. the news OF the adoption Of the
# w c,ns,itution in Mary land, and that she had
~ "a ana free Sta'e. lie sent them to distin-
',SsbeI American friend, accompanied by a
...s IN walsh he says; "a notion occurred 10
IA tne older day tnat | should like to!spoil the
Fp,iap4 by appIopriatins their song My
Iisrylaud;' a sword which can no longel be Of
" o,oy Of Christ Church, Liverpool, one Of tho
~ eicrsympn Of the established church who
AZ or The side Of our government G L. 4.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-02-10

Second COmptr ol.er of the Treasury may pre-
scribe; such credits and gratuity to be paid out
Of any money in the Treasury not otherwise ap-
propriated
Approved, July 4. 1864.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-02-10
STMMS' VEGETABLE LIVER
Pills.

No pain attends their operation. The only pills that
operate without gripping sckenirg, Weakening or leav'
Ing the bowels cnAve and the best Pills offered
the afflicted r every disease requiring purgatiye msdl
cine Their intrinsic merits becoming extensively
known Elegantly coated price % cents per box
Road what the Rev, Francis NJ. hawkins, Of the NJ z.
Church, at baltimore, says ni their excellence
ToWsosTOwN, ND, April 20, 1864
pa. FtNAs SOH Sir: 81 have been for or months
greatly afflicted with the Liver Affection; for the first
months a-r my seemed serious, thought
wasting away with consumption. suffered much with
violent misery In my side aud with burning In my
back my brettims very hard m4 eopplexion very
yellow In tact my whole system seemed entirely out OF
order. Lad cough at times and weakness In
my breast applied To several physlcians and took
great amount Of medicine which seemed to have good
effect When first heard 0f your Liver Pills, thought
perhaps they might do me some good, l bought
box and before lad taken them all felt greatly reliev
ed my head felt no longer giddy, my side longer
pained me- my nerves seemed 10 be strengthened In
other words began to feel like a and
enjoying very good health, They operate without sick
enug any gripping pains, and do highly recommend
ihem to the public Try them, sufferers, before It is too
late Your humble servant,
FRANCIS NJ. HAWKINS,
of Baltimore Circuit, of the NJ. p. Church.
sola manufacturers, sIMMs q SON, PhysieiAas And
DrugEsts, corner Of Fourth and King Streets Whining.
ton, Dd sull by Druggists and storekeepers generally
Ask Smms Vegetable Liver Pills. nnd take Others
Sold by Ferris New Castlei Booth and Cowgirl Son,
Nover ilammeraley Foulk Nilford Lodge, Claymont;
b, vt Co, philadelphii. and dealers generally.
m H2'
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-02-10

Lu~ TIE LADIES OF SAVANNAH DREss.-A
w spondent Of tho Cincinnati Commercial
iNes from Savannah an inttrostit letter from
AnSh we take the following ara.gTaph:
lle Southern people have teen greatly pinch
4 ol late by the war. The costume Of The peo-
w el Savannah denotes the truth Of the asser-
aoh' What is the news North 2" was asked
an otlcer TO whom l lad Just been intrndn'
~. " How do you know" queried in turn.
mat am not citizen Of Savannah % nLook
yOar boots said he "square toes" Ever
4ple, II other marks fail, catch myself CLAN.
~ the iootgear of citizens meet, and |
we reason to believe the test infallibie, As
sOiae OF the children this speculation is u Sc,
s' s'9r they are bsreiooted, though neatly
Law otherwise. The ladies have gone far
IA INTO discarded wardTobes for their walking
u's' lhey affect black mostly. They wear
a, 's WIN faded ribbons, or bonnets Of the anti
ia'eu HISS me qaick' design. They do not
ny up their own bnir and everybody else 3 they
n,my lny their hands On, in waterfalls or kindre d
plPllsry couceits.
90. snouId ask lady Of Savannah if abe
mi, ,I hiioo aud rats" it Is very Likely she
fOTiu 'hink ne iudeeorous, if mot demsnisd'N
Ms'nualed that it has become neesssarv "a
IN. cape to The bonnet, she would probably
fns.. 'ne Yankees na mendacious as soniberT
n,ua's ,lis assert them to he so often. Tners /,
s'n'ng touching in the plaipnsss Of their
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-02-10
OFFICIAL.
Laws of the United States,
Passed al the Second Session Of he Thiry-e eighth
Congress.
lPuBLIc REsoLUlIoS-No. S

our RESOLUTION authorizing the Secretary OF tho Treas
ury to give the necessary notice stipulated pending
the intention OF the United States to purchase the
building known as MeTchaut' Exehange, New York
city, now used for custnm-house purposes.
Be Il ressted by the SeHaie and House Qt Rprcsnd-
reS of he Ud States Of AmeiigG in Congress assem-
bed That the secre'at Of the Treasury be- and he Is
hereby authorised to give notice to the owners OF the
huidins in New York city, known ae the MeehRnts
Rxchange and occupied eusom-hoase OF the inten
lion eli the United States to purchase the anne for the
sum Of million dollars In aceoIdanee with the term
stimulated in the existing lease Of the property to th'
Government.
Approved, January 25, 1865.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-02-10
CRITTENDEN'S
PHILADELPHIA COMMERCIAL
COLL E G f..

631 Chestnut St, Cor. of 7th,
ESTABLISHED lsi4. INCORPORATED 1865.
insa
PRACTICAL BUSINESS EDUCATION.
The eonrue VI instruction includes
BOOk-Keepimg,
AS ptacticed by the best Accountants for Wholesale,
Retail, Jobbing, Manufacturing, Commission Foreign
aud Domestic shipping Business Joint Stock Companies,
Banking &C.
PENMANSHIP,
III every style, Plain AMI Ornamental Is taughtIby
THOMAS W. MOOkE,
one Of the most skilful Of Penmen.
MERCANTILE CALCULATIONS,
COMMERCIAL LAW, BUSINESS FORMS,
DETECTING COUNTERFEIT NOTES, sc.
time
Diplomas with The seal Of the Institution attached,
awarded praiuation.
u tbs practical value o its weltfied course OF instrue-
ton extent nf aecomo1ations and facilities for impar-
Ing Bnsiue kuos iedgo this Institution is unequAled
CATALOGUES ssiit Tres application.
HS-tnitgGnEss Series Of Practical TreatiEss on Book
hoeping, and Judge SHARswOoD's Lecture before the
students, Commercial Law for sale at the College
: u. CllrTENDBN, pr,nc,r.is
JOHN GKOESBECk Z f'inu'pAs'
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-02-10

SAvE Yo' II MoNET.-Remember the Delaware
Saving Bal TX is located at the cice Of William
MeCaulley f., Esq, No. COG Market street, vii
mington, Del, and is opened every day to re-
ceiye dep' 'sits. All amounts received from one
dollar upN Yards, and five per cent interest paid
on the sci ne from the lay Of deposit
Wa. hoCAuLLEY, President,
JOzN p. RVFH, sSSy.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-02-10
VIM, H. QUINN,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
No. 10 East second ST.,
Upper side, Eear KingJ
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE.

a. Having been in the employ Of George Mccall, as
~ foreman and cutter, for several years, and having
Nd had large experience In the business, would re-
mspectfuly inform his friends and the public that
hs the store formerly occupied by Joeph Hayes
where he intends Gaming Merchant Tailoring In all
its branehet He Will keep constantly on hand large
assoriment Of Black French Cloths, DOeskn CAssimeres
and SIR Vestings Fancy Cassmeres Of all styles OF
foreign and domestic makes which he VIII offer for the
81 ring trade all OF which will be made in the latest
sfyes and OF the best workmanshiP Also, large as
sediment OF Gents Furnishing Goods such a. ane Shirts
nsnders Pocket Handkerehies, Hosiery and Gloves.
An goods warranted to he what they are represented
He hopes by strict attention to business to merit share
ness, Give me a c all before purchasing elsewhere.
A'' wM. H. QUINN
Wilmington, Feb. :, ls65.-1O Gm.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-02-10
Deafness, blindness and Catarrh

Treated with the utmost success, by Dr.. J. IsAACs,
ornliti and Aurt, u merly q Leyden, Holland) No.
5i9 PlNE street. Philadelphia. Testimonials frOm the
most re ibe the City County can be seen
Al his 'iiiee he medical faculty invited to
company their patients he has secrets In his prac
tire. AhTlfCiAL EYES, inserted, without pals. No
charge made Tor examination. f5blOly
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-02-10
AN ORDINANCE.

Further to amend the Ordinance entitled Au Ordinance
concerning the Markets.
shcflos l. That ths 9th Section Of tho ordinance entt
ed, 'An ordinance concerning the Markets. hereby
the said 9Th Section:
"The following shall be stations for vehicles, where
persons who not prohibited by section sa Of this
Ordinance may sell the growth aud produce Of their
land The easlery side Of Market street south Of
areeti and the eAstey side OF King street north Of
Third street on Wednesdays and Saturdays fom ths
first day Of Nay to the first day Of Novemberi and the
westerly side OF Market street south Of Eleventh street.
and the westerly side King street north
Wednesdays and Saturdays during the remainder the
year ana qn IuesIays and Fridays throughout the year
and both sides Of Fourth street and the northery side
Of the following streets between shipey and King
sueeisi TO wit Third street, Fifth street. Sixth street
Seventh street Eighth street and Ninth street. both
sides Of Market street between Eleventh street aud
Ihil tsenth street on all market days throughout tbs
year. excepting the Intersections Of the sad streets
and the crossing thereR and the spaces provided for by
section " of this Ordinance lhs said vehicles Market
street King street. and Fourth street shall be placed with
the back end and the other with one side to-
wards and 80 near as possible to the curb line and
the sidewalk, and shall not extend beyond the
centre of the street, nor shall any animal be attached or
b. kept att ached TO standing at any vehicle except
for the purpose OF placing in position removing the
vshole. Aud the market stations in Market street
between front street and Tenth the shafts or
shall be securely fastened to the vehicles such posi-
on that the cars in their passage the railNay shall
not come In contact with them ANY person violating
any OF the provisions Of this section ahali be fined one
dollar by the Mayor Alderman The provisions and
pensles OF iettions "a and 81 Of This Ordinance sLa
slRyS slRyS to persons selling on any OF the streets Of this
sIcrIos 2. Section of the said Ordinance shall be
amended by striking herefrOm tho following words to
wit market and 1wslfth, which occur in the 10th line
Of said section, IN the book OF Ordinances published ia
1868.
SECTION 3 The Ordinance entitled "a supplement to
ordinance entitled 'An ordinance concerning the
Markets." passed april 2sih, 1864, shall be, aud the
1861 4. IoLLINGswoRTH,
Attest, L, T. TAYLOR, CLERK febiO4t
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-02-10
Philadelphia, Wilmington, and
Baltimore Railroad.
TIME TABLE. - -
Commencing MOntIa,

commencing MONDAY, Jan, I8s'.t ks'st
-, TTains will leave Depot corner BROAD H1uaN1il An b
WARRINGTON AVENUE, as follows:
EMPRESS TRAIN at to5 a. NJ, (sIondAys exorpted3
for baltimore and Washington stopping al WmIne oni
rMsryVis' Havre dc Grace, Aberdeen, Perrymans and
WAY.MAIL TRAIN at SIS A. A., tsundavs excepted.
ior BaimoIe stopping At all regular sfstols
with the Delaware Railroad at Wilmington ,or Mi!ol
saKllHs9ggsy KHgsy ss and dIi In.s,~edi1'e 1 stations
baltimore and Washington stopping al Chester Wminr
01 akPkSss hESs PTsR5Ty1ls and 4, HsyIe d Grace
Baltimore and Washington, stepping II Wiinninston
Newark, Ektcn, North East ryviiie aTre de Grse
NIGHT ExPREss at Ills p. II. for Baltimore an
Va stopping At Chester lony to take Baltimore
ion PpsrsSSsr M%isgo9 % Newark ELK
, Tor Fortress Monroe will take the sl5 A.
ACCOMMODATION TRAINS
Stopping at all stations between Philadelphia VIII.
Leave Philadelphia at II co. A. NJ, 9oO $40. $40 and
ivVo y h The ssOP train connects with tho Delaware
~, ~ Miitofd and intermediate stations.
5o wilmington at 54b, 800 and $50 A. NJ $50 and
,.. THROUGH EIs, TRAINS FROM BALTIMORE
heAFe wilmington at 1900 NJ 4.24 SO and O64 p 81
CHESTER FOR PHIIADELPHiA' 80
5S @ S1esier q fAS, 543, lo4 A. NJ 1896 s13 ass
SUNDAY TRAINS.
vss,ld,s Arh5ss IhAlN at i9S A. NJ for Baltimore and
de uTase sss, Aberdeen. be- peirymans and Magnolia.
Jhr EApkEss At ill5 2. NJ for baltimore and
Mah l tVn passengers Wilmington, Newark, Elkton
NOfth Fast RerryYie and Havre de Grace
ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN At 10 r. NJ. for Wilmington
and Way Stations.
BALTIMORE FOR PHILADELPHIA.
!, heNs Baltimore At s2j P. NJ, stopping at Havre de
prtne Porfyve and Wilmington. Also stops Al Flktnn
Newark 70 tako p,sssnsera for Philadelphia and leave
passengers from Washington BSltmsreO and Chesefto
70 leave paaselgeIs tom Baltimore or washingtor
Leave Wilmington for PhilAdelphia'at 63O r. -
From BALTIMORE TO PHILADELPHIA
Leave baltimore s25 A. NJ Way MM. iIOP NJ Fx.
Br;Mss aa5P ~, Way Train 0sS P, NJ, Express oas
TRAINS FOR BALTIMORE.
Leave chester At 1851 A. NJ, f.50 and II so PM
wilmington at s1S, $40 A. ~, l25 SOP and
FREIGHT TRAIN, with passenger car attached will
cave Wilmington for PerryTle and intermediate gstone
u 900 A. M II. y. KENNgY,
Superi atandant
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-02-10
TIE EYE and EAR!
TO THE PEoPLEl
NOW READY,
Work BY DR.. voN M0scHzlsKER, Of No. lO-T wAlau

The bridal Chamber, an Essay Of Warning
aUd lnstrdction lor Young Men-pubshsd by the How
ard Ass cisou and 8en Of charge in sealed
opea. Address, DR.. j. sklln Houghtoni Howard As-
tueatiou, hilH ephia, IA. feblO-ly
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-02-10
PENINSULAR r. r. LINE.
Change of Hours.

M aad after MONDAY, JANUARY 10th. 1865.
As follows, until further notice
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-02-10
Special Car ,Oal0e m waiting for tram, om rlIal,

Wilmington City Railway Co.
TIME TABLE.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-02-10

ID X u 49, -EaA- -EA -6&- @9y
No. GIG Market Street.
U.s,issIs.
U. 8. PER CENT LEGAL TENDERS,
U. s. $40 BONDS,
U. s. 1910 TREASURY NOTES,
U. 5. CERTIFICATES INDEBTEDNESS,
CANAL AND RAIL ROAD STOCKS AND BONDS,
BANK STOCKS,
BOUGHT AND SOLD ON COMMISSION,
THE U. S. 1910 LOAN FURNISHED AT PAR.
may IstL
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-02-10
journal and Statesman Timetable.
BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA AND WILMINGTON
January 16, 1865.

Care(aiiy corrected soth euery change.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-02-10
WILLIAM S. JONES,
sUooRssOR TO ROBERT Ii. ADAMS.
Registers Office,

Southeast Corner Of .SeuenM and Market Streets.
noyl5-3m
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-10

.
A eaAaD BktE.-Afsssrs Barr 3 Musph,
have presented Us with 9 card Of invitation
70 their grand ball, 70 come OF at cOwsni
Hall, Edgeheld, this evening. Pressing bu,
siness will prevent our acceptance Of tn,
kind invitation, bat We trust hat every on,
who attends viii hsve . nice time.
REcoEDEE's CorRT.-J. Kennsrd, a col
ored individual ola drumming" disposition
contributed SIS to the city treasury.
Ann z la Rose, q stddle-colorsd female
did not rise in the estimation Of the Rec.
order because she happened 70 BEL vsgrsnt
So she ~emigrated 70 the work house In de-
fault Of the HW~herewith.y
Robert Watson was fined only FIVE deliars
for in~dseensly exposing his person Robert
should have been put in the work house.
J. H. King DISTRACTED the Market and
generously presented rhe city withs5 fer
the privilege. Don't do i any more, King
it dong pay.
p. ". Hess, james Eckles, S. Hardey, F.
Trainer, John Brofett, Pat. Kennidy, T.
Frame and Ann o'conner, came 70 the con-
clasion that the weather was entirely too
warn for health. So they all got drunk
and into the Recorders Court, where they
were muleted five dollars each.
Ellen casters, We are sorry to say, get
drunk toOj and when the liquor began 70 op-
erate she raised Nfhe ancient Henry" Ellen
looked i'll, and paid the Recorder SOS. Now,
Ellen, please don't drink any more.
Joseph Weeks, E. Lesley, Mike Joyce,
Mike DOnahouse, William Hall, Sam. Smith,
Geo. Pool, Ana Kelly and Davis Larman
paid a. aggregate Of sliI, 50 for a slight
drunk" they INDUCED in,
Up. Smith, one Of 3 rare family for sell
ling liquor on sample, paid his financial re-
'pects accordingly.
Total arrests n.