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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-10-10
TWO NOTED CRIMINALS.
The sasc Of Kcfchnm-sse fs to Plead
GuiIty-genhims Not Ready for Tri"i
Uc L. Also 20 Put In u Plea
Charlie. brown Erower.

Yesterday morning The Court OF Sessions was
unusual, crowded. in consequence OF its being gene
rally known that Edward Is. Ketchum, Henry jenkins,
anG Charles Brown alias Brewer, would be tried FOR
the crimes tor which they stand sCycroliy indicted.
Tie Recorder entered aud ioos his seal, The District
Attorncy handed him The calendar and every head was
bent forward and every strained to catch the first
name he should call Tor il had been runored that
Keichums tra. had been postponed. and the name oil
Jenkins on the calendar which is hung at ie door had
been erased Al dOnbts soon set al rest by ihe
Recorder calling the name ut
EDWARD B. RETCHUM.
Nj Hall said that n hht case ne wou'd ic1d letter
from Judge Allen Iii. Kclcbum counsel shieh would
explain itself
The letter was a. follows: -
No. 6J WALLsT.. Nyw.YORK, Oct. :, 1862
DEAR SIN. II hat been the intention Of toward H. herh
u from be inst plead guilty. Of the onrre OF forgery pre-
ferred against him. and he desired 10 do 20 when aIissned
upou Ia. Indictment lie, howsrcr under the sdycs 81
c5lnL consented 20 n'erposc plea Of not guiy Tor lne
tst hi testimony explanations wef" important ~
matter Affecting bis late brm aud their creditors
he now prop9es plced guilty but M ne matter. Ie
f.rrrd 10 arr , pc1dg and urnbed, and bs
az pilmoDy ftl equiied BY thoe nitr.sed y aSHsp"
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.
The EroohIyn 10 be Piagship OF The
Brazilian Squadron.

The sloop.of.war Brooklyn will shortly sail
from this port to relieve the rigae Susquehanna now
flagship Of the Brazilian squadron The following N a
list of her officers;
Surgeon o. W Kelor; T. A. Surgeon, O. ; Beardsley "
Surgeon T. NJ Coan Paylr,ster George Plunkei Lieut.
Of Marines w. H. McKeAn Ensign T. h. Coghlan' Aeti1S
Fnsn c. V. Griley; Mdshipmen, ;. H. wilson :. H.
Baker q; w Pigman and r. G. Rachel Chief knsneer' =
De Luce let Assiisnts H. w. Robe sui Lew H. vfrrh
"a Assistant r. MAYER Acting I'd Assistants. p N Hyte',
e. : Glass ard T.. &. Books. Boaiswsn' ~ ble,'Hsoh'
Gunner Felix Cassidy; Stinitkrr. j. J. sinmioTd , ,
The folio wing named vessels viii COMPOSE TIE BraI-
ian sQuadron Brooklyon dagshpl Juniata wasp
Nipsic and onward Gas storcship)
4 great number of volunteer officers are re-
ceivng tlar discharges from the service Their Ger
tiicates OF discharge are printed ON common. thleA
white paper not parchment ms they should De-
The following is q fac-simile Of the certificate:
tGe,m&n TsIia
United States ONAfvEcA-
Monitor Soop.of.wm Gun50ai
Navy Department
The Tor the rfeeEyat1B % tie niou having under t
bcpeeent guidaB-e o Almighty God been brought 70
succe..fI termination a reduction Of the Naval force BE-
came Necessary Having served With hd"ty M the u >
Navy from the day Of -, 70 the - day % You ar
hereby hoaerably discharged with tho thanks Of The Depart
ment -, 49,. ~
80: Given under my Land and seal Of The Navy De
Seal parturn al the City Of W Arlington. this day OF
GIDEON WELLKs.
To ". N. Secretary Of the navy.
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CHICAGO Oct. 9--Flour dali aud declined l0Ql5c Wheat
duh and declined Ia !c sales 81 81 tiG 45t for No D.
and l~-g0 81 for No. 3 Corn dull and declined ldJc.
sales a55GGc Tor No and sIi Qsic for No 2 oats duh
and declined lc sales at 81 5ll TOT No L. ana 2. a2iic
tor No 2 hswine, nominal at " 2! Provisions dull
Mess Pork l7 80 Freyh quiet aud firm At an advance Of
c. Recepts8Jeo bb Flour, $4,000 bush. Wheat $4,000
bush. Com ~ Od0 bush. Oai. Shipments63 500 bbs Flour
O 900 bush Wheat 22 600 bush Corn 20! goo bush Oats.
MILWAUKEE, Oct 9--flout dali and declined 13c. Nhei
dee lined lc salrs at ~ 50. Oats quiet Gt 29c lor No J.
Rrccpts-3l 01 bbls Flour lJl 900 bash Wheat Shpaens
800 nbls Flour ig8OOU bus. Wheat
OswEGo Oct 9fouT steady; sales of 900 bbls at ~ Tor
No Spring; r 10 20 Tor Red Winter Sll 30 for White
: l. 80 tor Double Extra Wheat firm but dul sales OF
GOO bush Milwaukee Club By sample At 20 1880 bush
No. do at + 40 Cofu quiet aud sales barley dnl ana
lower; sale. OF 9oC0 bush Canada at y 49, 1900 bush 90
1t o. Rye aud Pens and quiet 'ansi rte'sns
unchanged. Lake Int Oo0 bush. barley ~ S~ bush
Peas. fHpots-35oO bhs Flour 800 bush Corn 'o'oVo
bush. Barley SHIPPED by ui.-Ii3 bbls riouI =.
Albany Oct. 9.-Four quiet but hrn "heat quiet
White Mchgan 81 65 Oats 58c. for canada and o-e Io
State Composites OF 80 OO bush at DdS2c bHfry-Largs
receipts uoai sales Of leo bush State At III 10 and on pr
waite terms Shipped by tows ~ hours Corn, ztsD push
Wheat az COO bush. Rye 2oOoO bush Oats oSOoO bush
Barley 1873 600 bush Feed 20 tnns Passed rutonNe ~
hours 20 loads OF Corn Oats Flour OF Wheat and
BuyyAIo Oct g-Flour quiet Wheat dull; No. Chicago
Spring offered at so without SALE No Milwaukee MONT
mai al al 10 Corn heavy and Inactive Oats warm tVe :
sound dJy No. J. s203Jc. Barley quiet Rye soo Whisky
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go. o.a to a. hate day in the prescu. term a, may be

10 defer the plea to az m'e o"y u" ''' f'''''' VISA
propose on day which viii suit your
convenience and Of %fn yc y Ss Suggested in our in
the pee ~ n,onns and will do such dsy as you may
pesse to Very respectfully ySSr GoedeIt srVa"''
or Counsel for Edwari Ketchum.
, o,vryy HALL esq District Attorney, New YORK Clty'
Wy Hall said the request contained in the letter was
not an unusual one twas made in that Court almost
every Jav in cases where the testimony OF the parties
in reference TO questions involving important Interests
might he desired He woud give notice that the pris'
oner must pnt in plea on the last day oil TIE terlh
He could not tell when that day would come, rs the
term was sometimes brief end sometimes proUaelsy
but he would advise the CQnnsei VI inc pTsVler VI inc
iay one day in advance.
The Recorder then called the name OF
HENRY b. jenkins.
Mr. Hail said that in this ease the people were NOT
reodv lie had been notified thai the prisoner was VIII
ling TO make certain plea hut that principle was
involved which demanded 4 careful investigation ce'
fore he was willing tn accept or reject II.
CHARLES BLOWN ALIAS BR0wER.
The name of Charcs Brown was then called.
NJ Hall said that the prisoner was held as an Gcces
sor 20 the jenkins case aud that he not prepared
to inv this case until the other was disposed Of
Judge Stewart gave notice mat ON frluhy next III
would move for his discharge ., !,
His Honor suggested that proper notice should %
sent TO the District Attorney and the counsel ior ,I
Ram, which was acceded to. The Cont then al
The other business transacted the passing of the
following
kINJENiES.
John Earl indicted for robbery In the first degree
plead guilty Of petty larceny from the person on 'no
59th OF September having stolen from Henry Lydei o
No 2i3 Mhlbcrryst, silver watch valued at slo' ""s
cent 10 the state Prison for three years.
| Martin Heating indicted for robbery IN the LIS
degree plead guilty petty larceny from the person
lie is charged with having stolen watch RON snal
Small on the 18th Of September. demanded iof ECU
| tence. -, u1
| James Martin plead guilty TO an attempt az sfang
larceny was sent the State Prison for two years ahu
six months The indictment charged him with steaiH
| n cold watch valued at Sll0, from Aaron EIrreA y
| one hund red and twenty sixth-st. -
Joseph Easton charged with stealing or the s,tn o
Sentember n wagon two horses and truck. worth 500
from MIR L. Van Nosirand plead guilty OF an attempt
| at grand larceny demanded for sentence.
| Peter Wheeler who was convicted at the last term
burglary in the first degree, was sent 20 the o'at
Prison for five wears.
| The court adjourned till tomorrow.
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Anil a. AZ % Pork $3.50 FreIehts 70 New Yort tr.-,

duh at So o. Pork sy7 So FreIrhts to NewYorh C.Dn
Wheat, 2Oc; Corn l8c. boes very Impors a.
hours~Fiour 242 bbls Wheat. So .Se bush Corn q -
bush Oats 800 bush Barley o3l bush Ryel3 ia bs.s
Expor. 800 bb flour; $3.50 bush Wheat zea ss0 bu
Corn; 81. 500 bush. Oats
ToLxDo Oct 9-Wheat opened steady and c,osed droox
ing sales OF New White Michigan 81 ga 81 o.; Od ~
50 "a: New Amber Michigan, 81 6205 9O Inferior a.
I'll 7s1 81 70; Old Amber Michigan. 81 20; Od No mi
Wabash 81 90 Corn steady sales at Csc. Oats; .ses
SOC Rive; sales Freigts less active 7aee on WI.
no BpfT,o Receipts last week 81 800 bush. Whee. "a ~
bnsh Corn u 900 bush. Oats. 5000 bush. BsTs-. NS
ments-g4 COO bush. Wheat 1000 bush. Corn. "'F
NoyrRRAL Oct. 9-flour-Super Extra SO sOlDsa -.
Extra 81 50d 3d. market firm, and good demand fcr e
TonoxTo Oct 9-Flour- Double Extra s725; surers,.
s6a 80 IS Wheat-Fal, 81 351Sl 60; Spring III IA
5 IS Barley 7ec Peas, 66GCsc. There is very In.
doing. No arrivals.
PHILADELPHIA Oct 9.-Four hrm, with speculative ia.
quiry sales OF Extras at 50 15d $40 rs Wheat firm az,
Of Old ~ 10d $3, New do az 81 goa 81 90 Com dsa
and declining; sales of Yellow at 95n96c. Oats duh Al ~
Sic Mess Pork 500 Lard at Doc. Petroleum steady c.
at 4Oc. Whisky dull 81 ~ 50.
BALTIMORE, Oct 9-Flour very quiet, but firm Wh.,,
active and firm Corn steady; sales Of White Al g66srs
Seeds dull Flax Seed at 10: Timothy at S4z Proyiso
Inactive; Bacon Sides at 25c p ID Shoulder. lie Whit.
heavy at So 2s}. Sugars quiet
CAIRO Oct. 8.-The Memphis Cotton market l. excited
and prices have advanced over &c. v n.
seven haIdred bales OF cotton passed here yesterday
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couRT CALENDAR-Tuls DAY.

SUPREME IOURT-CRCUlT.-PARr Mos. 2ih3,
26s PISS 2lI 2ig9 POL 22U3 2205. 2.l 223 225 22l9
2gl 2g2J y215 2!27 g235. ~, 229 22G. PART l-Nos.
2t95 2u52 20j 20o 1883 2op 40oi goo 2OO 2g', 900,
ao 1852 2OJl 2O88 20 2 lloO 20i. 2lOd FART III.
Nos 1929 2oa5 llJ 1888 g99 1899 III 1904, i45 l2l5,
iil. lI56 86t, POO. lao, 1910 ld20, 1873, 20.
SUPREME CoURT-SpECIAL lERM.-Demurrers.-
Nos l89 49, 1856 1872 Issues OF law aud iactNos $50 232,
29g SOL ?51 25 255 235 25i, 253, 259 96O 26 ?Gs 63
SUPERIOR CoURT.-PARrI.-Nos.9 l9, 53l5 5iJl,
1879 agU 56l, s9l. I'LL, 1913 5l5 l57 lI9, l12 l2
1928 PART Nos. 1894 l7, 1857 100. lI12 1850 1852,
l71b, 1913, 1880 1892 1874. 1856, 1888, 1870
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs.-PARr l.-Adjourned
for the PART Nos 30 le9b 1909 NO. llls Ills,
IlIi, lll6. III 80 a9l, 678, TO 9l3 ga
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-10-10

aided the Rebels to every extent in the power o.
English nation The reception Of the yon9g ptnov
only an act of gaantry the part OF 'ae aetnrer
eoUriuded with grand eulogy upon America ana ns
faure destiny and closed with the words: NJ
remember that the with the empty sleeve saw sna0
for you his child il he has one, is entitled '? an
ton he himself deserves the best pew in the ehG,
and an equal chance 10 win honor ana wea,h as
won honor and freedom for you in the clash OF oat
After some more singing by me Glee Ciup 'ne nv
AL
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Latest ship News.

AKKINLU.
Steamship Bremen (BEem) Meyer, BEenen sept 3D. wih
udse. and pass. 10 O.lIicbs Co.
Steamship NJ bosi a t, y1.', S5a, N' "
Brig sahsr (Por,), Bro5oLa OpoTte a. days eoh"ood'
wine sc. Hagemaer BSlnn. -,
gar b. Kayuaer Bache.
Schr Althes, Mathews Virginia.
RETURNED.
Steamship America Lindt sailed the 7th %, ssyannsa
AZ lam on the sth Absacomb Light bearing W NV
miles. dssbbed part Of machinery and was oohghed soi
4 this port for repairs
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BROOKIXN VS..

DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS FOR Cry AND
County OFnCERs.-The Democratic City and County
Conventions met yesterday afternoon and evening and
nominated the following ticket. Mayor Martin kalb.
hclsch; Controller, Thomas Ii. Faron; Auditor John
Shcaroni Collector Of Taxes. Isaac Badeau; City
Treasurer N. Is. Morse; District. Attorney Samuel d.
Morris; County Treasurer. Thomas a. Gardner;
Coroner Second District Jeremiah Fielding Superln.
endenis of the Poor Henry Corr Cornelius Ferguson
and James Fitzgerald
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CI.rY NEWS.

BOARD OF ALDgRMEN.-On SATURDAY i"S' "
call was issued for special meeting OF tins Board 10
be held Yesterday afternoon at o'clock. Al 'ias 'iH'
no quorum appearing the President declared TIE O"iu
adjourned without day.
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Philadelphia Cattle Market-Ocr. z

Beefjs in good demand end advanced lc. p n recs.r
O head xtra at 6t Gl7lc. fair to good lce. SIss,
en- GOOD demand at former rates. sales 5000 head Cows ~
CHANGED Hogs advanced :oc. y leo n net; 600 a 81
1870 a. 100 ID. a''T
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MARRIAGE IN GRACE CHURcH.-Miss Mary
King granddaughter of the exPresideh' ol Oo'unD.a
College, was married yesterday IN trace 'nuoa, u
Mr. Charles Clerk, the junior partner Oh TIE
house Of S,edman, Ewell Co.
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ARREST OF ALLEGEp CouyTERFEITERs.- -,

ARREST OF ALLEGED COuNTERFElTERS.- On
Sunday night youngi man named james Moore who
says be Is employed by the Tenthaye. Railroad Com
pauy Of New York, was arrested by officer Langan OF
the Foriy-hith Precinct charge OF passing coun.
tcrfet fractional United States postal currency. On
being taken 10 the Station House bogus 90 cent stamps
representing so IN value. and $40 in good money,
found on bis person During the night Moore intimaed
that tian named Charles q. Sands Of No. l0l Spring.
st., New-York. manufactured tho bogus money which
he had. Officers Langau and ilare Guschard. acting
upon this information went TO New.York in search Of
Sands. and before daylight arrested him at his resi-
dence. The officers searched the honse, but found
neither counterfeit money ACCOMPLISHMENTS for it's
ufacturc. man named Thomas Mooney In Sandss
company, also arrested One of the prisoners made
three prisoners will be lined by United States
Newton.
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lfdyrrtiseuent.l

BALMoRAL Doors Those who deal at CAN.
IRELLs BGor AND STORE No 8l3 Broadway have tbs
satisfaction Of knowing that they furnished ut moderate
prices. with fabrics Of unsurpassed excellence His present
stock Of LADIES CATERS is peculiarly large and attractive
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-10-10

ARREST OP A MURDERER. -On Saturday nicbt
Officer Irving of the Twentieth Precinct arrested RE-
ard Marshall, German peddler, aged y years, on
warrant issued by the Mayor OF pittsburgh. Pa cha,e
inc him with the commission Of the late murder In ~,
place On Sunday the officer left for that place with lu
prisoner.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-10-10

BOARD OF CONFERENCE.-The Board was TO
have held meeting yesterday afternoon but AT
clock. the hour appointed, quorum was not present
and an adjournment to Thursday was immediately hau
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-10-10

Mrs. II. b. OLEARY, NJ. d., has returned
from the Whe Mountains and will be happy the La
dies her Iesdence OF Hanioust brook
lyu, nom lu a. IA. TO I p. Take ultou
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Pa.seuycrs Arrived,

In steamship NJ A. Boardman from Morehe Ci;yCapt.
Stnadevant wife child aid servant W. HEiget H. CoAgeon
| John BecklnAn, Martin beckmau.
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AMERICAN Tactics IN ENGLAND. Gen. Nor
rss system of Infantry Tactics is to be tested at Alder
shoit this Autumn with view to its adoP3ioh oy 'He
British Army.
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Court OF Appeal. Calendar.

ALBANY. Monday. Oct. .. lsG5.
Day Calender for Tuesday, Oct. lO-Nos. l75,
49, l.s. lsg. 100 1904, l9l ~ and 1913.
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SUPERIOR COURT-sPscIAL TERs-Ocr. 9-Befor'
Justice MOSELL
pECIsIONS.

Eliza McKem act. William :. Lee.-Judgment
for plaintiff in accordance with finding. Charles jenkins
AIT C. Godfrey Gunther-Julgment for deendent dmissing
the complaint Catherine jenkins at. David h Wheeler
Case md amendments settled
Before Justice MoyCRIRP
A T. Robbins AIT Il. 4. Mount.-Moon grented Richard
Grant White ACT. VIM loung-Mo,ion for commission
Louis p Marke agt Morris INSTRUMENTATION granted
Charles DE REGIME as Jacob Lewl..Motion denied with
costs, Sidney H. stuart at. Union Dime Savings Institution
Motion denied with - costs to abide event without pre-
udice 10 renewal Tn. Greenwich Savings Bank AIT sid
new H. Stuar-Moon denied with 81 costs TO abide event
without prejudice 20 renewal James HAzet eg Jane.
Ge-Moton granted attachment set aside with 10
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COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-SPEcrAL TERa-0cr. o.
Before Judge CARDoLo.


Champion ACT. Donoyan.-See memoranda
Strong agi WlntmanMoton denied. Reeder agt Caaher
It gse settled.
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United STATES COMMISSIONERS oFFICE-0cr o.
Before Commissioner NEWTON
THE LOUISA VICKARTS CASE.


Further testimony in this ease was heard to-day
befr. the The first witness examined was
Henry Rohng- who testified that he shipping agent al
No II We,ts, has known Hemknd FOR the ast three years
knows L. Hagar who has been summoned 50 wines ~
NOT know why fiAgAr present to give his testimony
Frederick J.. Hagar sworn, testified tha hohase nsn 1oe
him he had ,h1ped one man Theodore hruIen had been
,bpped on board Ocean Bell that young ieio"
our In Court had applied witness b 20 IA that vessel pay
had not gone through not knowing Enss the ns mp
Prussiau. witness would THINK SIX ieet "a
he shipp-d able seaman. had Convention win man.
Mr. Spencer objected TO testimony OF conversation nor w
the presence of Heuknd; objection oterruled) ne d 10,
whether he had deserted lately he said be had
not; he lad sailed out Of the state. TWO
y.ars he said he sailed on Nova Scotia ORG
that the only he he was young nan
about a or IS aye. Of fair comperion ne gt the
man from Ilemkind the sent down to Helnkind
the advance paid % him he signed the articles h
,elf witness thinks; the was In company win boLet
TN. the and tie went board the 2lst has
talked Mr. HeInkind about the matter when he was sub
pesed said anything about the Louisa Nickaris
tnes. his partner TO Mr. Heknd TO Ind out where lie
got this he says he went up witness shipped two ne
on the 10Th he had them several years the nea he
shipped on the 2ls, b. hsd not known before. .
Witness produces biz books Under date 81 September "a
1873 there entry 81 the ship Oeean be there Is IN the
handwriting Of runner, Theodore kruzens nsnsi witness
took him sign the articles he shipped nom Hemknds
house and he received the advance Book put III evidence
sexamined- kruz-n signed On the 2Oth between 10
and II Bother and this stayed at request
we ai,ed for the Consus office open las feeling what
in the matter. -, -. =
Mr. Rohase recsled-t appears from the book thar our
house shipped rom lirmkind; made no in9nr- OF
Mr. Hemkind the deserters from the LOUISA NckMt-'
did bEve conversation with hun ne salu e sPPe ~
man by the OF Mitchell
al Ia Nedn u.
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Persons having business IN this Court cautioned ns
factor. who are commonly known Tombs skinuefs who
habit OF obtaining money from strangers for services
which they do not and cannot perform No money whatever
Ia required stuing Of any process from this Court
JosgPH BOWLING, Police Justice.
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Before Commisstonrr bsBORNb
PASSING COUNTERFEIT $40 GPEENBACks.

The United States agt. Henry harrington
The defendant was arrested charged with passing two SO
United States Greenbacss upon storekeepet In bfooe
Upon examination befo the Commissioner yesteEday
Harrington was committed for Trial In default OF bail
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CAUTION.

NOTICE TO LEGAL SHARPERs.-The following
notices have been posted IN and about the Tombs
court .rooIn.
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ROBBED HIS COMPANION. Saturday night
William C. Branden Of No Coz Broadway and Jacob
Krefer made the of several drinking places In the
Eighth and Ninth Wards and after separating at a
late hour Brandon missed his watch valued at $3.50
lie subsequently caused the arrest OF his late cOmpan
ion by Officer Carroll Of the Twentieth Precinct The
accused acknowledged his guilt but stated that he was
drunk when he committed the act The watch was re-
covered from Bernard Hannah Of No. a0j Seventh ave-
TO whom the accused bad disposed OF for small sum
Justice Ledwith committed him for trial.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-10-10

Farmers Loan and Trust Company agt. Aaron
Close Co Orders settled Harriet W Muller ast fIastu
r. Miller-R.por confirmed and JUDGMENT oi o'"c'
granted. custody ofehildrsn awarded 10 painful
The Portland daily press., 1865-11-06

Every Skirt we SELLS guaranteed, every Skirt
before being placed in store is examined and tested,
and in no case shall we knowingly sell an inferior
Skirt.~A
Ladies are invited to call and examine our splen-
did stock of HOOP SKIRTS, varying in price from
sscto $3.50. Call Judge for yourselvesl Be
convinced.
The Portland daily press., 1865-11-06
SO CENTS EACH
OUR PLAN OF OPERATIONS:
No. 169 Middle Street,
PORTLAND, ME.
WIN. GRACE G co.

N. B-If not convenient to call, send 80 cents and
your address, through the Post Office, and we will
select and forward one Of the envelopes.
Nov 3--d1w