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yrRV poor family In Cincinnati ha. fallen helr
To iortuue In Europe OF seven millions Of dollars
ooSrRAoI for three hundred barrels Of corn
meal "a awarded In Washington, ou satur law, a,
- 10 per barre Of 1876 pounds
rRoFzssoR Of natural history, named walksr
~ i'S 'o tho English papers that the Channel
l. '"'s are gradually sinking into the sol
prerHrHns report hst General Lee Ia busy re.
mo'Iu' heavy machinery from tho nrsepala and
p" N' Nork'Ni Richmono, preparatory to an evae.
.nti "a OF tic city.
InE trial Of Colonel North, Nov York Military
Slate yent, and " Jonos and Lew Colin Wi,
le concluded on Tuesday. II has been pending
n'"F' 'he M'u'ary Comm ssion month aud half
lnR Governor II oho has received authority IN
raise cu new regiments OF infantry under the las,
oil ''r the term Of one, two and three years a. tho
rr' rult may elect.
DrRIso the mouth Of November there " Gro drank
n Cincinnati b,sss barrels o. beer, or ,uual 10 2a
E52 egs, or 2,OOo1, 800 glasses which al 8 cents
lass amounts to S1OO,o6n.
ABouI four hundred tbousaud dollars has thu,
far teen expended In paying TO tho psroled prison.
ers at Annapolis the communication Of ratons due
them "u.le IN the hands Of the retels. Tn TO Fri
day eight thousand had received their certificates.
TnE Richmond papers very Indignant .
Shermau's seizure Of twenty three thousand bales
OF cotton At Savannah, and says II must have 10
lougcd to jews and Yankee speculators who infest
that city and ~ho refused 10 yield 10 appeals Tor It's
destruction. No Doubt
0ANnLrSG-aouT Washington has been re.
ccutly closed on afi isvit Of Pardon Worsley the
Spy who Informed on the Bit more aud Washing.
ton merchants for sell ng goods to Mosby's suorrl.
lss. Worsley swore that he lost three thousand
dollars OF Government money in the place.
PAesEsaERa who len City Point a day or two
since rep RI that picket firing was still going on a,
the rlnt. Within two days one hundred and ATTY
uesortors have como into our Lines, among them
nv N'rth C7rolina cons'ripts. One OF them says
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.,iupicipal AlinIra.

Boston, Jan The now c.ty government, Of
II ston was inaIgurioi c-uay. Mayor Lincolus
address gives a. ex,ccd IS cheerful exhibition Of
mate isl growth aud geuet prosI erty Of the ct,.
Mun.ep,l Goyornments for the current year were
also organized to-day in al out al he other cities
In tho ommonwoslth.
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PRICE TWO CENTS.

assorted cargo OF merchsnl. Tie Are spresi
rapiGly to all parts OF tee 81 y, ami she wa. soon
burned 10 the waters edge. She IL s, burning A.
we 20 TO press In consequence Of tnc ,ood service
danc by the police boat, in towing vessels into tho
resm, the tre was confined TO whsrc il original.
cI Damage to The ship aud cargo ii5O OOO In.
snrsncc no, known. large quantity Of property
Was rescued by the police OF the 2T,h Precinct, and
Is At .hs, S.suou The dead boiy Of Dr.. II. W.
Bag ws as1 svel II Ia directed 20 A. Humph.
rcy, NJ. 20 Pearl street, Boston, and Ia At ,h.
station house. Tic origin of the fire Is not known
A. 3 A. n, solder nsuei Bsuismin Geskor, who
was 81 shtly nebris.ed fell from ,he pier into the
river and was rescued fion drowning by serzt.
Garland
FiRE.-Ahout hslt.p,I tive o'clock last oven.
ins ire broke OF, in the stable, 8Is Pearl street,
l,lllg ns to wilism l.. n irtham, owner Of a coal
ysrd op'oste, which resulted = damage Of 1900.
The tre wa, csu,ei by the csrclc.sness Of drunk.
en- IN liz who lt his y pc in tho stable, anil the
sparks 'nlng among tie hay, set fire to IL whne
e hr was IN progress hSht occurred, which IA
WIS ihoIyb, would he serious. Several pistol
"h''s were hred aud considerable aghtng with na.
lures inns alone. Several of tue ell serenls were
arrest,, and oigei in te Station Hjuse Of The 4,h
pr net. Ono Of them, nsinoi John snydcn, was
arrested while airing of = revolver, and another,
utued James Mar, while in the act Of welding an
axe wit which he meant to strike someb .dy ,yct
hls head. Chcf Engineer Decker ordered two ar.
snes to lie locked up until The dec sion o. the fir.
''in'nlssloners before whom the case VII be- IN
medi'iely tried. shall bo mado known.
ADJUSTMENTS.
tvcry place Of amusement In the city w.serovd.
cd' 'hA The afternoon performance. at some Of thon
"cr" particularly appreciated Iu tie evening. n,
'ur oi the cas-. side the,,re., several men and
women tainted aud had 10 bs carried out, 40 d,n..
was TIE tbrong which s,,endel to witnoss the per.
form n,os.
hENuNs.-A constant stream Of visitor, VA.
seen passing and rspassng during the d.y, mar.
'or'ns1cos having been given nearly every hour.
CAsrnKLLs.-Two performances we're given her,
AMI each time tho house was crowded
IiIrrornHArEos. - The Circus IN Four,..p,h
street was So crowded ., both afternoon and even.
ing performances that many had 10 he turned
away There will bo matnoes here to-day, ,o.mor-
row aud Saturday.
Vas AsBusGns MEsAarpl There were fou,
performances here, aud each WAS crow led to oy.r.
flowing.
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Commerce Of tho Port oil >ew York.

Mr. Andrew X. rrotIer, tho eAelent Boarding
. Accr At the L. 5. Revenue Barge Once, whitt.
usil, las kindly furnisaei US with the following
totals Of arrivals Al this port from foreign ports
'uriug c past yes, sho" .ng decrease, AZ coru-
pIrod with 1868, of 279 sail. We do not give a..
nation gHLes OF tho vessels which arr.vet during
lSB {, Tor the roasol shat a largo number Of Amor.
',n vessels IRE temporarily SAILING under lorogu
IL.
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Bur.Iss Of the Boston Traveller once.

Bostsn, Jan 2.-The Boston Traveller Building,
corner Of Stale and Congress srets, was ae4ily
burned on, this morning. between and o'clock
Tho loss Included the Daily Evening Traveller
Once
sEooSp DIsPAsoH.
This hre In the Traveller Building was the
work Of n inosndisrJ. Tlo composing and
editorial rooms wore burned our, Their
prsss, tsirs In Ihs basement, was not much dam
aged, AsssrI willard & Sons cLronometer ma.
ksr- on he first aoor. had Their property secured
In saisS and hSs ssSsped serious loss. The other
portions Of he building were ma!lly occupied By
othsss Tbs are was ch.say confined to the upper
ssoriss. The TAAvsLtxA Once Is fully Insured,
and The saSpsAsion Of is regular publication will
- O.Iy ssDporsSily.
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From Europe.
I hree Days Later News.

steamship New YORK, from Southampton on
Dec 2i'r, with three lays later from Europe, ar.
rived here tbs morning
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CHFRIFF'S SALE.

~ by virtue ofanExesut'on to me dir Get ed Issued
by the Clerk OF TIE District CcgTt OF Wapso county
fiat Of Iowa have lev" upon and will expose to
pabc sale at the front door Of the Court House ia
sNid county the folios&sg described property towit
situated In said county nd State The south.wes.
quarter Of the or.h-eLst quarter aud the SOUTH
euArter OF the north" est quarter, and the north
ssst quarter ofthe tclth-wes quarter Of sect on 81
nins. township (72) seyenty-two, range u2) twelve.
fsid sale will take On ths 22d day Of Sel,te nber
1868, hstweln the hours ofy O'Clock a. m aud
&C ock p. M, commencing al 10 o'clock a. IN. The
SAIL property having been taken at the nit OF the
ftaie Of Iowa vs. living, VIM Harris John
Earris and ysach, to sstis0 said execution for
t1s3. sixteen dollars and thu .ive cents) and in
terest and costs. GA. DERBY, sheriff;
sherifs ONCE, Ntumwa, Iowa, Aug q, 1855.
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rHERIRF'S SALE.

- B. v'rtse Of aH Execution 10 ne directed Il.
ned by the Clerk Of the District Cou.t OF wapslo
sunty, Hate Of Iowa. have levied upon and will
Spose t. public sale at the trent door OF the Court
donse, In said county the following described real
sstats 's-wit, Situated in said county and State:
The south west qusrter Of the northeast quarter,
aud the ssn quarter Of the north vest quarter,
and the northeast quarter Of the southwest quarter
section nine 10y, TOW uship seventy two (I2) range
twelve t2D, 49,.
said sal, win take r'sce on she csa day ofssptem-
Der, 1864, hs'Ee' a the hours ~ O'Clock =. m and
r. sad prop sftN having. hscn S,en the suit Of
the state Of Tow ps G W Ewing, Nm Harris, John
Harris, r. + veach w Grrsch and Emily Houk TO
satisfy said execution, fi76 tone hundred and sew
ehiy six dollars) and interest and costs.
bhsriGs sfrse, Ottunwa, Iowa, Aug "a, 1S65.
....... .,...t... 6. A.. DERBY, SHERIFF,
Aug a.,-1s6b or NapeIlo CO.. Iowa.
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BEST 0YspEPsfA MEDICINE,

ever known to the world. Nis mot a whiskey prem
aratlonto be used AZ = beverage, bit 10 Msficins
syec'a,'y adapted to diseased or sysvspsls ssou.
ach. The propristors
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GUERIFFS SALE.

By virtue ola special eX uon 10 rae direc ted
ny TIE LAX of the District Cour. nj .pvllp COUNT
state OF Iowa conn anding me tosc the property
hereinafter described as BY /. dCcree Of said Court
alrected, will expose 10 sale, at public auction to
the highest and best bidderior cash in hand at the
front ooor OF the Court House, IN wapelio county,
Iowa, on The Sth day of September 1855, between the
hours ~ O'Clock IN. and 4 O'Clock D. m com
nencin2 az ~ o'clock a. NJ, OF said day, the fol-
lowing real tate 10. IL ....- -.
1he northus est quarter OF the southeast quarter of
section one %, ownship ssventytwo I2) range If
teen u6) sest; ana the northeas, Of the southwest
quarter OF sesti"n ons Il township sevsnty-two
Tsp, range nffeen (i5) west. - .l.
Taken as by special execution directed as the
property of John n. i lila nd aud Martha Gililand
70 satisfy said execution In favor of James HsuIey
and against said defendants, for The of one hun
ered lad four and eighty onehundredth dollars @ lO4
so-l0Cths) interest and costs. \
G. -. DERBY, Sheriff,
OF WapelIo county, Iowa.
9srida cnee, Sekin2a, lows, Aagsst 8, 1855.
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BURLINGTON AND MISSOURI
- RIVER RAILROAD. z IT sTITlE..r y
GRANGE OF TINE.

IL - s. s.;
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METROPOLITAN ENTERPRISE !
25O,0 PIANOS, WATCHES, CHAINS,
...f...r SEWING MACHINES,

AL to be sold for 81 each. without regard to valus
Not 10 be paid for until you know what
you to receive.
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WARRANT TT IN EVERY CASE.

Letters reach ~ every day from persons In svsrv
vs." ~ he Ian telling Of the mira ulous cures Il
hes nerformed, whilst ou~ best physician, are enn
s'antv nrr'ng IN ter ~ the formula from whIoh
Is made. fayng hs effects wonder m ,tq su,-
""sS oevona a precedent and its cures 10 even ths
most aggravated cases os certain as sunriss II
viz stor d'st"- . ,"cr eating In 4 mornents time.
syvsten 'or' sch i.ls taken: reIsvs
"H'ns hr cr-U-s II the s'epach or bowels instan.a.
ne2nSlv, ana enab', the spsptic sufferer who has
wed TOR years 81 Graham bread and the pIainest
3i-' IN hnH-.v meal without ~ ppb,s
com IT. We earnest'v ssk on. trial from every SUI.
errr Sold ~ druggists everywhere, 81 per bottle,
rrriS bottlesfer IS.
g. g. CLARK 4 Co.,
P-onr!etors New Haven Conn
LceD sMIrH, General Western Agents IS Lake
stree, Chic. o. .......
TAYLOR. BLAKE a CO.. wholesale sad retail.
agents, ottumwa, lows.
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COMETHING NEW.-In Tsiver-
ossl Use.-Prohtable Dealers and useful to All.
nolsss three red stamps and send for Circular to
2. Fl. GREER,
s15-I2-17-1y) AZ Johnstr New York.
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Guarnn(ee n TUE in Evevx
.... 4Isxlaslc~s tI''

whom observation-disclosures 4 to me drvs.
'inss which accnmpanv each hottie CIeryymen.
'fvs'c'an'; Mrrchan .; Professional Gentlemen in
sfations In Iife-onr most eminent men I'm puhlis
osit'ons-an who have ever used or seen II used,
'"n IN he most urlimi.ed praise nf its merits: and
"en md ~"- en-. old and vorng, by .hs thoas1nis
testify 'nh VII tell you that It Is the wonderful
pretols ... ~ -
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1 tDES DYSPEPSIA CURE.
THE WORLDS
tx 1G RGme ~

he worlds great Remedy for Dyspepsia, Indirs,.
Nant Of Appetite; Sick Headache; Sickness DOR
,hustal at the stomach; Cholera Morbus; Pains or
'fapr IN Inc stomach or bowels and In fact for y
~ disorder that has its origin in dsariercd State
"i the Liver, stomach and Bowsls-is presented 10
ne pubic with the fun asssrshee that 10 She AL o..
surest aud " =, $3.50
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faF H-~ ODNs~
Periodical Drops.
THE GREAT FEMALE REMEDY

10" 1RREGCLARITI
Is scientifically compoundeded aid preparation,
Of direct and positive sction better than any pills
or pow drrs-safe at all time. except when forbidden
" The directions. They are prepared by myself as
mp tahoraiory In New Haven, CT. Having practicsd
IN The hospitals Of Paris and London, and with
fifteen years experience in this city, In female dis
eases ana weaknesses, present my
- FRENCH PERIODICAL DROPS
to the public superior to any remedy known a. q
corrective of Irregularities for supprsssisns and OBJ.
strucons and always reliable and safe except when
prohibited In my circular accompanying each bottle
have appointed Me srs G. u. Clark Co., Wholesale
Druggists of bis city, my general agents for the Uni.
led states. pric II 30 per bottle. Sold by drug
Iists everywhere.
Prepared by J. L. LYON, N. D.,
.l. .#n1 EyllE New Haven, GoRnecticut
LORE SMITH, General Western Agents, - Lake
street, Oh cage Illinois.
TAYLOR. BLAKE 4 co, Wholesale and Retail
Agents, Ottumwa, Iowa. july29-Smdlyw
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ERIE RAILWAY.

aES-1 Solaf1
Great IsrOad GuAg Double Track
sZ---And Telegraph Route.
To NeW Yorh, Boston, Philadelphia, Baltimore,
Hdr1fsbnrg, and all Eastern cities, carrying the
- GREAT THROUGH U s.. NAILS.
EXPRESS Trains leave DUHKIlE or BUFFALO on the
arrival Of trains from the West, via the LAKE SnoRE
RAILROAD, also from SALAMANCA, on arrival Of trains
via the Nsto BrOad Gauge Atlantic and Great Wes.
tern RdIaody from Cleveland o., giving Passengers
the advantage, from Dunkirk or Buffalo, or from
Cleveland, D., Of SiS Foot Gauge, combining sAsr
and COMFORT without change, In Wide, Roomy, Pal
ace Care, direct - NEW fekK. 4 perfection attain
FOR YREIGHr .--
between all points EAST and KsT, facilities
unryallsd. Forming close and reliable connections
At DuNKIRx and BUFFALO with Western reads, And at
SALAMANCA with the
broad Guags atlantic and Great Restern
kaiI,oap.
~ which route there Is ne trdnster between New
York and Cleveland.
EXPRESS FREIGHT TRAINS
leaye New York daily for a points In the est ma.
Hing as Quick time and At . Low RATES 10 by any
other route. FOR Freight or Passage inquire Al
the principal sAcss In the West, and a.
81 Clara street, Chicago .-G a.. .... -.. %. ...
.. 40 Broadway, New York, r-...... ....
a. .. ,. ..H -. ~ south st., 3. r., New York.
ID State Street, Boston.
B. W. BLAsCBARD, CHAs. hisoY,
Gsnl IrtAgS. Gsn'lsspr
". r. BisK. - . - sssxcaa,
Gsar Pie. Ast .s-r1 wsts1A st.
Bee. d, fsee.
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l.aieaI Min NeWa.


ship Frergie (Brem) Schmidt. Antwerp ~ days. with
mdse and 30 pass to kremeber. Co. lad light westerly
winds the whole passage.
Bark Hattie MeEymau Meuymsn, Cew Bay q days. with
coal % G. Is. swain.
Brig Wavery, Small. Cow Bay IL days with coal to Brett,
Son L Co.
Brig WIN. Henry (ofNasau, Bufnasd, Sasna 10 days. mo
lasscs, te master
Schr. Locadn, -, Sewbnryport.
Schr. H. r. Rnssc NicAoson, New Orleans 10 days cot
ton. Murray Nephew.
schr. Graham lof Iafsr). oi:man caasOr 10 days with
fish 20 ID. X. DeWolfk Co.
ochr. VI :. Hathaway. Cole Lingan, c. b. 10 days, with
coal ioal to r. Talbot X Co. .
sehr. T.. II. XIX, Robinson, Baltimore days, with coal
TO master
schr Maryland. Stirring Baltimore ays, with cornssa.
~ atorcs. to master.
WIND-At Sunset. S.S..E.. light
SAILED.
Steamers Monterey. II. s. Haser, Alternate, Daco'ah'
Creole.
BELOW.
H. 6. soopofwar yincennss, 10 days from Pensacola,
bound to Boston.
Snip Harry OF the West
Brig Martha. -
MEMORANDA.
The ". g steam soop of.war Oneida commander 7. III.
Stevens arrived IN Havana 10th Ult at 10 a. from Calves
ton, and would leave same evrnins for New'iorA.
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Of devils sounding in thor enrs who have mached
straight Oh against the foe through storms OF sno',
and shell ana craze and canDis;er nor Ifncheu
nj the yet moro horrible yoleying OF mus
Eetfy-thcsc men need no outward .ansY
of hcroisnl-they possess tho reality within. a lew
words to the soldiers and ! am done. Comrade,
God bless you, glad 10 meet yon on the dear 9'1
home soil again. know that you Lave come Rack e'
with, possible deeper love Of country ,Lah III.
mated Won four years ago. You have fought Tor AheIl
can nationality and have learned in the shock y,
battle how deeply you priced II. You nave iesI. y,
more of its worth You have discovered that u rs '
guarantee of liberty not only in this land pu. ~ M
lands Do YOU remember how, in your DOyhoou' you
looked with something Ike awful reverence upon l,e
heroes of the Revolution of l1sGf so from s uy WIZ
you be looked upon as the heroes OF bEeatei VI .
i776. And not in America only, out over
the civilized world wherever there is lover oi iree-
dom be shall DO honor tie names OF the union vee'
rams Of the Great Rebellion. Finally. congralniate
Won citizens that YOU possessed such soldiers to hght
IN the sacred cause Of yoar nationally ana cObelatu
late vou soldiers, that ycu have come home u towhs'
men who 80 well appreciate your WORTH and con
fratulate all alike that the is the country re-
deemed the Republic preserved. and the flag uDtar'
nshod.
At the conclusion OF Gen. Ferrys address, which
was constantly interrupted by oubursts Of applause
the soldiers each with lady. were invited to stump
trous collation. under the Fairfield County Agricultural
Socety's tent. This immense pavilion is capable o.
seating 30C0 and il was densely crowded throughout
Here good cheer, music, and the greetings OF long
separated friends filed the hours till twilight.
Merely imposing pageant, this demonstration
surpasses anything which has ever been witnessed
in western Connecticut and the emotions and inspira
tons hele CIV akened viii DO. die out or be forgot
DrT.
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superintcnded the erection Of the buildings witness
considered the building safe in every respect 80 lar as
he was aware
Patrick Monahan. one Of the laborers employed on
the building testified to the accident but gave no EVIL
dence which threw any light upon the saoJec'.
Charles Glennon Of No. 80 Sixih-st, York. was
at work on the building and testified to the thickness
of the walls the beams. &c.
Alexander H. Wallace. mason. employed on the
bnidng testified that tho arch was four inches thick,
and thought it should have been eight nches Thought
the accident caused by the two main arches press
ing the walls inward and Of course they gave way
The investigation was adjourned until Friday even
ing at o'clock
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USEFUL EsrApLysnMRyr.-Mr. John It.

A USEFUL EsTABLISHMEyT.-Mr. John T..
Ellis has inaugaraied a very laalabe business enter
prise in connection with the Wheeler & Wilson and
Howe sewing machines. lie has organized an extern
siye establishment Broadway. AT the corner OF
Twenty Here lie has made arrangements by
which he is enabled 10 let ogt sewing machines by the
month allowing half and in Instances the whole
rent To apply on the lna purchase Of the machine which
is invariably sold without any advance on the COmpa
nys prices. To his nc also adds every facility for tie
most thorough instruction il working the machines
with much useful advice aud nil in procuring work.
Special atteaton is paid hs calls o: soldiers wild
ows and daughters, uGltltHdcs OF WHOM daily
mako applications TO LiTo - purchase ma
chimes, to be- paid for BY ustaiment' None
snch are allowed 20 go away cmpiy-handeJ.
In connection with this branch o: tho sewing machine
business Mr. Ellis has organized BGrcau for exccut.
ing the finest and best family sewing. lie has, by
generous wages and deal Of paiTitakns, succeeded
IN procuring large staff Of intelligent young American
ladies who either perform their worE Ut their own
homes. or ~ into families With or without machines,
working by the day or the week IN the establish.
mont as may DO preferred The Wicc!cr Wilson
machine is tho iag0rte Cor family sewing and the
How machine invented and perfected IN al. ito details
by Mr.. Eins Howe is especially designed FOX tailoring
and heavier manufacturing work.
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Hotel Personal.

Rear Admiral John A. Dahlgren, Z. S. Navy;
Surgeon. General Barnes. IT, :. Army and NJ do GeOf.
rev French Legation, at the Breyoort House.
Major.Gen. Scholeld. U. :. Army; tie Hon. A. Z.
Walton New.Yoik; Judge ;. ;. Cobb and VIE, haia'
mazoo and i. d. Hughes, Hartford, Conn. are at ITO
Metropolitan Hotel
Prot. james a. McNutt. Franklin Tenn. ard Judge
H. III. Marshall Virginia, arc at tho Now Io.k Hotel.
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TITLED that he was on duty nj sald ferry al that Tine
Nr Brooks was convinced that he was mistaken.
Brooks was also complainant against patrolman Peter
Hunt of the same Precinct He testified that at 81 on
a morning in July, he'saw Hunt in full uniform in a
liopor store corner " Taylor aud Wythcaves., loung
ing on a box. smoking cigars asked HIM ior ms
number. he gave IL; IL was IA; never saw him be-
fore in my life.
Defendant stated that was on his post but denied
being in there Brooks had made one mistake IN iden
tity and defendant was allowed week to procure VIII
nesses in his behalf