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The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1866-03-16

ana BalmuIats,
of various descriptions, 70 which he respectfully
inylts their attention.
FOR GENTLEMEN. BOYS AND YOUTHS,
be has every thing in their line together with a
stock Of Gentlemens Furnishing Goods. consisting
of collars (a styel, scarts scarf pins. nerk-tes
butterflies, suspead,rs. handkerchjefs, &c., &c.
Also the best brands TOBACCO AND CIGARS,
all Of which will bG sold at a very small advance
to CASH AND sHGRTTME BUYERS
As heretofore stated, do not boast that ours
is the foygfSt. ehstyfyt. amt 5cyf assortment Of
Boots and Shoes ever brought TO Bedford, but We
have bought according .oour means, feeling assur-
ed that the best AM decidedly the most lasting
advertisement, is "a tial Of the goods But whilst
there may be f2rga, We feel confident that there
Is none Bf,tcr
Having been ia th shoe business all our life, we
feel satisfied that Gully understand our business,
and have purchasedou goods accordingly. We
have on hand a nice Iock of plain aud fine
s TT ITO n Z r y
10 which VI invite attention.
Repairing done witt neatHess and despatch, and
all rips Of our own gods sewed free of charge.
Please rememhr, AHupy sel~rd or pegged
free of charge.
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TgN He MEN 6 + L II 0 L : f,
Iuliallr Street. Bsaford. Pa
The subscriber respectfully begs leave to inform
the travelling pubic thot he has recently enlarged
improved and ted bis house both for the ac-
commodarion of travellers and boarders, as well as
country customer. Persons coming TO this place
for the purpose ii visiting the Bedford Springs,
will fad this houe pleasantly located.
Ample ana convenient Sahling is attached to
this Hotel, whish will always be attended by Ii
careful hostler Also safe and convenient car
riage house.
All are invited to give him a call.
ISAAC MENGEL, Proprietor.
Ar.ril
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1866-03-16

LIVERY VARIETY AND STYLE
IT. OF JOB PRINTING neatly executed at low
rates at The BEDFORD GAZETTE Office. Call and
leave your orders.
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TELEGRAPHTC NEWS.
Congressional Proceedings.

WAsnNGToN, April 23. - SENATE. -
Nothing Of special interest occurred to-
day.
HorsE.-Mr. Wilson, from the Committee
on the judiciary, reported adversely on
the Presidents message, suggesting modi-
fcation of the test oath on the ground that
if il was modified, those who took part
against the Government would he in the
enjoyment of official positions, and treason
would not be made odious. Mr.. Rogers
presented minority report, stating that
the people i'm the South were loyal, and il
would bc tyranny to exclude them. The
committee was discharged from the further
consideration of the >uhicct.-A rc~olu-
ton investing the President with power 10
take such measures Il, he may deem
proper /" prevent the Introduction Of
cholera in the United States was agreed
to.
The army hill was discussed.
The official correspondence announcing
the fact of the French Empcror's pur-
pose to Withdraw his troops from Mexico
was laid before the House.
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The Explosion M san Francisco.


san FRANCISCO, April 2l.-Thc Chamber
Of Commerce has Photographed to the Cali
toruia delegation in Congress requesting
the passage Of a law making ii felony to
Slip or transport nitro-glyccrimc within the
United States on American vessels.
The coroncr's jury on the inquest held
on the bodic, killed by the late explosion
found that their deaths were caused by the
expulsion Of nitro glyccrinr contained in Il
wooden box on board the steamer Sarra-
mcuto, and that as there was no mark in
djratiug its character, they express the
opinion that the shipper is guilty of man
slaughter.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-04-24

nc its author than to own Lexington" and
" lIamblctonian." 1t is incumbent, there
fore. upon us all to aid in carrying out this
work ~ one which will assist greatly In
improvinc the condition Of the riding and
work animals OF the entire state. We
NAV not ROW I've able to indulge in mcr"
pleasure horses, hut We must remember
that mare blood is jus, rs essential Tor
those animals which are intended 10 serve
the ordinary wants Of everyday life.
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The Chicago Iri5urs 81 Friday says
Fourth avenue, in the vicinity Of Polk
street. was thrown into great excitement,
ahu,; u'ylork yesterday morning. over 4
Shooting affair. which occurred between Il
gentleman named Shcrwin and Il burglar
who had entered The house Of Mrs. Kate
Hoffman. Ii appears that Mr.. ShcrWln,
who j. said t. hc connected with the
United States Comi>>ry Department,
Vas vi>itu" at Mrs. lloii.mm'>. and was
alarmed hy peculiar noise on tn" stairs
lust uut side the room which ne was occr-
pvirg. He opened the door and stepped
out. The stairs and hall were in darkness.
but hc could distinctly hear the footsteps
OF some one descending the steps. Return
ing 10 hi, room aud Selling lis revolver, Mr..
Shcrwin again ran into the hall and asked
who MAS there, at the same time drawing
back the hammer Of his pistol. just then Il
man at the foot ufthc stairs turned the >hdc
of "A dark lantern he held in lis hand, and
q, the RAYS OF light fell upon Mr.. Shcrwin,
fired Shot from revolver, inilctng It
most dangerous wound. The whole house
hold was immediately aroused, and a rush
was made for the person who had hrcd tlc
shot, but the burglar called ont for all I"
return 10 their room, or he would Kill
every one in the house. Some Of the in
mates 1T this juncturc shouted from the
windows for the police, and the burglar,
taking the alarm, escaped in the darkness.
Mr.. Shcrwin was conveyed 10 his room 1T
the fremont House yesterday, where he
NOW lies in very critical condition.
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Southern Methodist Conference RcSO-
Iu!i"u~ Inviting Northern tihiiaiion
Adopted.


NEW ''iEAN~' Arf,l " ne '"Air'
renee mas >l%A' Nv" o'\> on inc case "i
heI. IT, !. i"23ct', VINO 4Pprai> from INC
4'c.>.'" 81 '"' "1Ii"a conference me
'nt>'I -, >''" '""''' ,'''' was ',"''''''
nc BISHOPS ci!ofac'cTH were taken up
ana ',.', '",'".' III '''' ''S'I'' - ~ ,''i'
"u,[ ''I inc PI>' c'Sil, years :, was endorsed
me Doom committee l"i!'d 10 agree
ami '"" reports were >oolnl''ra III rene,
renee Ia inc P0',l>ll'lS ""u>'. me >o'!l't'
OF introducing District conferences into
inc 'hoFoh' c'c'
Economy Is hladc Inc "rdcr Il to-iH"r-
row.
ne hl'lc meeting l'>>'" g" pleasant!
Ia. ,r, n'-il'.
l' C"'l'9',i'' Oh CORRESPONDENCE maze
I'i,o,', ''''' '''' ~''''' '''''' "''l''' ''''
''','M III -, ~, -. u.,.,;.. r,;..
-" >,1' .''' NV u, ',''',>' '.''>'''-
pau '1''fc" SCUM >'Il'> t''l> T'>' ~ Ni''
mas Always >t'o.'' i'''! 'i, "'li'll3 |" con
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From the Southwest.

New ORLEANS, April 20.-Thc Mctho-
dist Conference has set apart the Africans
in separate dioccSc>, to be accountable To
the mother church until they have bishops
Of their own selection.
The rains have injured the cotton badly
in Texas. The cotton in Louisiana is UNI
affected by the rains.
The crcvassc AT Baton Rouge is widen
ing, and the country looks like an ocean.
The river is rising. The levce commission
crs are hcSitating, and the press is very
severe on their hesitation.
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WIN. KNABE Il CO., Ens-.-.--,
w MANUFACTURERS OF ss1n1.y,-sASa
FIRST PREMIUM, GOLD MEDAL, j X j y
GRAND, SQUARE
AND UPRIGHT
u A n q :

These Instruments having been before the pub-
lie for the past thirty years, have upon their eX
crIlence alone, attained an rSrrRcHAsED PIE
EMISESCE that pronounces them uncqualled. Their
TONE
combines great power, richness, sweetness, and
fine singing quality, a. well great purity Of
intouation AND hannoniou>ncss throughout the
entire scale. Their
TOUCH
Is plant and elastic, aud il entirely free from the
stiffness found in - many pianos, which causes
the performer 10 80 easily tire. In
WORKMANSHIP
they cannot he eXcclled. Their action Is con-
structcd with A care and attention 10 every part
therein that charactcrzes the finest mechanism.
None but the best seasoned material is used in their
manufacture, aud they will accept the hard usages
If the coucert-room with that Of the parlor upon
an cquality-uuatiected in their melody; in fact
they are constructed
mot FOR YEAR-BUT FOR EVER"
All our Square Pianos have our new improved
Grand Scale and the Agrate Treble.
Every Piano fully warranted for FIVE YEARS.
WAREROuMS: $50 WEST BALTIMORE STREET,
apl7-3In BALTIMORE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-04-24

ALEXANDRIA, LouD0rN AND HAMPSHIRE
RAuEoAD.-Wc are informed by the Prcs-
dent Of the Alexandria, Loudoun and
Hampshire Railroad Company that the
road will be rcopened to Guiltord station
on Tuesday next. The work on the whole
line to Lccsburg is being pushed forward
as speedily as circumstances will allow.
From and after Tuesday trains will be run
regularly to GuilIord, from which point
there will be a daily line Of stages to Lees
burg, and a tri-weckly train to Winchcs-
ter and all points on the line.-Ileraadrid
Ga.ette, 2lSt.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-04-24

TAN on THE STOCK OF NATIONAL BANKS
Although the Supreme Court Of the Uni
ted States has within amonth past decided
that the stock Of the national banks Is Ia
bic To State taxation, we see that NUM-
Der of shareholders Of one Of the national
banks of Baltimore have filed bill III
equity in Judge Martins court to prevent
the sale of their shares to pay city taxes.
They are likely to lose their case.
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'''''
.>... "."H III" dT>' caviar! regiments
."#f"0 a3 '''ld ""t general stan
. .+- ""." providing '"'h'>''E'N Win
'#' "A'~' '""j""-"'i'' h"'>'> VI
. N-- "'F" taken III" >,'>'''' / MS
..' '"'.- ''1'>'' " NY" u l"''"',"
A1I'> '' h'i '".''t'~'h'''' N''N'
y Sings '3 Inc '"'' ''' ''-"''''''
.s at."r nor rNprlt>" III thvIr rndra-
a t"a@' t"or horses worthy "i ir2i-
49," ..r >"'')h. N%-'A1a'> are fj'''N
... ".'' ".''''''''' anu "'> ',,"
a..' "."' >.''' ~ '''> "'''' law
I"'' '''''' a., '','
'' ''' '. va ''''> ''','''
""'' IL '"'.'t '''''.'" va" NUM-
... 1850 .''''' >.'i -, .''..',,''H ,,'
... ....t..>.. which y.,u,. r,r killed ar
....t =, a.,fna wen. lr,.t,,, down
..... ...r r.,,.l r.,.,r,.,,ly 1,y ;r.,ti;.
...t ...t-- and careless ..r,o,ur,.
-tu.- H.. country. Tire ,r,,>, mare,
... ......a.> were IN the army. and those
..... vrrr lrrt At home suffered ali the
..... .m difficulties a raids iunuurra-
... Il they escaped starvation while
....-,,n- in Tie woods, ii they were
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hCHANCE TO OBTAIN ANY OF THE ABOVE
Articles FOR ONE DOLLAR BY PURCHASING
\ SEALED ENVELOPE FOR TWENTY-FIVE
CENTS.
Five Sealed Envelopes will be sent for 81 90 !;
Eleven for $50 Thirty for $500; Sixty I'VE for
~. % i. unn Hundred for $500. GENTS
WANTED EVERYWHERE
our patrons are desired 10 send United States
money when convenient. Long letters ars un-
necessary.
orders for SEALED ENVELOPES must In every
ca" b" accompanied by the CASH, with the names
nt IN" person sending, and town, county, and state
plainly written. Letters should be addressed to
the iluaS "rs, a. follows
GOODWIN, HUNT & CO.,
BoX5,I0 Post Office, New York.
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Alrouor.--s-<,<5 p - Gallon.
B,rox. sides. I44ftlr hams new. 22Go3c. =.
old o1a4Ir . .horI,L.r. old luyI;r new. lfll
l-r yfr.ar,i., Inn, r,.urJ 1-,,r.r
Errrrp Farm rri,,- ,-,,st, 1ar, In market
rarri rolls t,.,a,u -.
Ep,xry Franrt Sla.Isra. ami, "a IN. pbiIa
drIphia. :. losi>2.75.
Ef-g.,,., In fair J,.tg.,,I .., III. ar
coKv.-a-r.1,$I. Very ut,rs in the market
CuRS MrN.-Bolt.d. nj II : uubo.tet country
ground meal, Sc.
CuEE-E-Northcru AMI Western. ?914!c.; Eng
fish dairy, .sgaUr.
CoFrEr.-Klo, gI19tc.: Lagravra. Sic: Java.
a,yt.r - h.
CAxpLE-.-Adanantina. light WEIGHT. CSC: full
weight. g5u.-r. tilIow. iarl.r.. rstrafur, SIC.
CIprK.-Appln. g-l,iac. q Gallon
CuvEKrrS Seeded. o-F,aor an
CONCENTRATED I.yr - "a dozen.
C,rutxr, ST t#g:1-a-3r
C.rr,x vtrt..,.1ri.t G.,r ..I...a,. 5c vir.
..iof, I.,.aIn,. a..'8-,
C.,rr,y c,pns -.ro<-.,- ~2l.,.r
Curr.y y,r<. -rr.r, =, =. y, 70 = D;
from No. Ito ~. -. 1915.
npra- Avn pyr% rrt-r- Cameras IT, ,,,.i,Iar
le,.. ir,.,f,, u -a. .v,rsr, ,,r,,.t No. ,,,,,
earl, ..I, H.. him. sam. L.,
Day Goop<. There has been hnt little cham,
i'm dry goods within the last two or three
wark-. prints. luuIgc.: sat4n,t.. a5c.li%IIa;
silks. Il 1.uS =. >h,et.u.~. uublaarh.d. II
u..r.. hlearhpd, .H4I.e.; bleaclcd. New York
mills, 5ec GInzham- 80, iosc: camirics. ldIl gac
cotton Han,ngI>, brown and hIrtcbcd. !o.i4Jc.
HaunrI~. all wool, lnai23c.; hoop skirts. y dozen
- springs, 80 @Jsrrsu-~ SIa: 80 springs, $ll 81.
laImurtIs, II d8lru. S.lu:!5.
E.s5S -@Tr II Dozen
FEED. -oats, Sc. p hu-Lal-verv scarce --
>hip>tuE, from the mill, &c q bu,hrI. Browu>tut
from the mill, Sc. p bushaI.
FrE-.-Eahnt skins, :! cents apiece red foX
SKINS. f.!g Sc apiece. grey fox, 5o"fac. mu,krat
nur rtreasr wst. ,un..sfff H. mink ,lark ErD,y
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-04-24

EorSLITY BEFORE THE Law IN'GE0RGiA
The Newman (Ga.) Herald publishes an ap
plication to the county ordinary for letters
Of administration by colored man on tho
estate of deceased friend. This is the
first instance of the kind under the law
passed by the last Georgia Legislature.
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The Radicals are boasting that none OF
the scoundrels in Jail in Maine belong Ia
their party. The scoundrels of that party
seem to us to be out Of Jail in all the
States.
II appears that the fall Of rain over the
British isles during the last ten years has
been about twentieth less than it had
been previously.
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wHEAT.-There has been so little wheat sold
since the lst OF January that we could only quote
nominally.
wooL.-rnwashed, 253aOc.; washed, 35c. Worry
little demand.
wTsE.-Port, common, A.. 5OISa.
WHrsXY.-Common, s2lO4s2.25; pure Rye,
50. 5Oll:l50. Fine brands higher.
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NEW MUSIC,
y JrSr PUBLISHED, At THE
RICHMOND MUSICAL Excl NC E
Is, Main street, near the post-oGice.


CALDER 4 HALL, MACHlNlSTS
Y AND BLACkSMlTllS, SHOP OK CARY AND
thanks 10 their friends who, since the evacuation
oil Richmond, have enabled them 10 carry on bust.
ness and inform the public that they furnish all
INGS, such AZ AREA GRATINGS, WINDOW and
DOOR GRATlNGS and BARS, RAlLlNGS, SAFE
CLOTH ifrequired, WALL ANCHORS, DOGS, &c.
They also make 10 order or repair RULING MA.
CHIMES, GEOMEfRlCAL LATHEs, TRAASFEk
PRESSES PLATE and LiTHOGRAPH PRESSES,
COTTON and WOOL LOOMS, and ENGINES, u
any sort OF MILL WORK. Hoping TO receive
, share Of public favor, We guarantee good lop Al
reasonable price. II. IALDEk,
fe 2T-dSsw3m j. Il. HALL.
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/ OF WAR,-being the Memories OF a Confederate
Prisoner In Federal Pens, in;erspersed with Rent
nIscencss Of the War, Anecdotes Of Southern Gene
rails Xc &c will be published 10 the course of
the present month by JOHN u. SHEA, New York.
The above work IN handsome duodecimo volume.
Price 81. IS.
This was the last work published In the Southern
Confederacy. The larger portion Of the edition
was destroyed IN the great fire III Richmond. Ii is
a liberal discount 10 the trade. Address, Editor
Ladtr, Petersburg, Va" ap is-ts
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Prices I'm the cattle market remain unchanged.
Good beef Is i'm demand a. from &c. n lpc., gross.
Sheep are also In demand, averaging 7.9sic gross.
Beef rctaiIs at l5I2jc. d n. Mutton rctails ST
l50 !oc. u h..
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tl,EETu ENTRACTED MITNnNI

| PAIN.-G ". JONES, DENTAL >rKrgoN,
announces L. aI having teeth to BE- extracted that,
the necessary APPARATUS FuR MAKING TIE
"NITRor> OXlpE GAS now - universally
and successfully used At tn" North. where, IN
many thousand cases. in extracting teeth and other
surgical operations, there was PoolIlNELf 80
PAIN 10 the patient; and - II i ENTikELG
HARMLESS there is, therefore, No POSSIBLE
DANGER ~ IT'S USE. 10 the medical profession
Of this city H. offers his service. wn"m in surgical
cases, An auTstheric may b" needed. All other
operations apprrtttnIng 10 Ia, profession gently
and thoruu- hiy perform, /.
once on Main street, corner Of Sixth, opposite
Arlington House. L. SIN
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This Company il now prepared ~ max" lASb-
RANCE and issue POLICIES upon FIRE and MA.
EINE RISKS on the most ADVANTAGEOUS
TERMS. and offers I'll tn" inducements connected
with HOME INSTITUTION OF UNDouBTED
ABILITY AND SAFETY. Tho business capacity
Of the Director, &, well known throughout the
State. the condition ii the Company can at all
time, he aSccr,lued, and any accumulation Of
profits will constitute fund tor tn" benefit Of the
community which pays tn" premiums.
Office on Main street, between Twelfth and TA.r-
ta.uth, over the United state. Telegraph oi!!cc
an lin
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OFFICERS or THE COMPANY
DANIEL J. HAKr-ouK, President.
DAvIDJ BURR, Secretary.
+. {. WHGNEY, in, Assistant Secretary.
DIRECTORS:
DASrrr !. HAET~ouK, A. !. STOKES,
JuHS ENDERs, DAVID trkRIE,
W Il I-,Ars GEoHTr :. PALMER,
W q; PAINE w. &. TAYLOR,
Tn-rrU = q ,GrrT JuHS &. WILLIAMS,
SAMrEL {. .TARpY, J. Il. DAVIS.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-05-08
JEFF. DAVIS.
No Indications OF the Speedy Trial In
Virginia of JEFF. DaVIs-HIs Wife Finds
his Health FCiIIng and viii Apply for
his Parole of the Fort, Etc.

OA LtU' DhVIB-EKIb WHO EInu5
his Health FGiIIng and viii Apply for
his Parole of tho Fort, Etc.
FORTRESS MONROE, May 5.-Monday next as
is well known, is set down for the opening ses-
siUns of tne Unit ed States Court, in Norfolk and
Richmond. The recent positive assertions in so
many papers that jeff. Davis would be arragned
fol trial In this court, in one of the places
named, show, at the present time, so far as
| can learn, very little promise of fulflment.
I'm Norfolk, / am told, there are no indi-
cations whatever of his being tried and though
| am not so positively advised regarding the
Richmond Court | know that if anything is
being done looking 10 this end there, it has been
done within the past four days. 1t is not eX
pCced that any inform alton would come here
of certain character 1t would not be sur
pri>ing to see some naval steamer, steal in upon
us at any time of the day or night, and that jeff
Davis should be carried away in her, whittier
and wherefore no one in the steamer would tell,
and no one here could tell. As for jeff. Davis
himself, the subject of all the anXleties and sur
misses, he shows still the same patient waiting
for results he has for months past. He may keep
up large amount of thinking, but if he does,
he does not speak out his thoughts much.
Meantime it is to be presumed that while the
present companonship OF his wife makes him
more patient of prison life, it also makes him
more impatient to breathe and enjoy the air of
freedom again. / stated yesterday that his wife
proposed remaining as long as ne was kept here.
This morning an order came from Washington,
directing that q Casemate be assigned her for
her personal use and occupancy as long as she
might require it. She expressed preference
for a room in Carroll Hall, where her husband
is confined, and an officer very politely offered
TO yacate his room for her but General Miles
could not 90 beyond his orders.
Being on the good footing she evidently is at
Washington, 1t is possible that she may speedily
succeed in having her preferences in the matter
of a room gratitied Whatever she may do about
this, am told that she is determined on one
thing at once, an application for parole of the
fort for Mr.. Davis. She finds him much weaker
than he was. The weakness is most apparent
in his legs, giving him tottering and insecure
walk She attributes this weakness to want of
sufficient exercise, and this she Will base her
| application. 1t is believed she Will be success
| ful in her applicahon.-N. Y Hera.d.
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LEGAL INTELLIGENCE.

Court of Quarter Standardization, p j -
Henry Gladdrng was charged with carrying con-
cealed weapons Inc witnesses for the prosecutio on
stated that they him raise 'b acK- jack" with
the intention of striking George Reynolds. at che
March.
Witnesses for the defendant testified that it was
not "black-J -Jack' that he ha0, but hose-spanner
Excellent good character was shown. ThJ jury rem.
deled a verdict of notIguilty.
GEORGE ReJ nolds was charged with an assault
upon Henry Gladding. Gladoing testified that at
the fire ON Penn aud Almond streets, March 18th,
Toy occurred between he Niagara and FRANK in
Hose Companies about a fre-piug anu REYNOLDS
raised horn to strike him, put was prevented by
friend. The jury rendered verdict OF not guilty
John Kiser was charged with assault aud bl iery
upon Aura Rosen. The son of Mrs. Rosen was
whipping the son of Kiser when the defen lant ran
out with whip and licked young Rosen and zen
search of him and found him. After few words
he struck her with a hip. She took the wuD from
him, and IN the scutlie she fell when he took adyan
tage ard struck her on the ar N with a brick
She jumped up, hogGed him with the whip,
knocseo him over with brick. and routing him,
drove him to glass house; she there overlook him,
whipped him soundly, causing him to cry out Justify
quit, nough, shtop, don't kill poor little Dech
struck the first blow. Not guilty.
Mr.. George Driver CHARGED with furious drv-
ing and running over lady, Mary E. Knight, injur-
ing her seriously. 1t was about O'Clock even
ing last November, Mrs. w Wood and Mary +. knight
were crossing Sixth street Vine, when a wa gon
came dashDg up the street. as a witness testified
the rate of nine miles hour knoc Sing tn lady
lnsenslbie and running over her. The jury rendered
aVtrulCt OF guilty..
District Court No. 2-Judge Stroud
Joseph Detwl Ter VS. the Philadelphia, Wilmington,
and Baltimore Raj road Company .-Th,s was an
action TO recover damages for the loss of favorte
pointer dog upon which plaintiff paid freight at and
from Philade phia to MoretOn Station, on the Della
ware Junction Railroad when on hootlng expe-
diton in October, 1865 The dog lost or stolen
somewhere on the line of the junction raro i'd. The
SUIT was quite novel one. and elected from counsel
on both sides considerable degree of pleasantly
historical inf rmatlon, poetry, and law. The dc
tense embraced, among other points, 1st, That the
ing his collar too loose that he slipped through
II, and esca bed. I'd, That the testimony showed
u at the dog not lost the line OF defendants
road, they were not RESPONSIBLE. Several sporsmen
were examined as TO the value of Cunning )gs.
$26 Mitcheson for plaintiff; Brewster for de.