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MILLER ~ GARD
REAL ESTATE BROKERS AND AGENTS, NO Il ST.
CHARLES STREET, NEW ORLEANS, LA

The undersigned woa,d respectfully inform the public that
they have opened Office under style above for
the transaction of al business apsertaning a REAL
ESTATE BROKERAGE AND AGENCY.
In this capacity they will Agents in buying, selling,
leasing renting collecting paying etc. and
will taSe charge of real residents absenees in the
city county anywhere in tAs States of louisiana Mis-
sissippi, Arkansas and Texas.
Able legal counsel will be consulted in ali of doubtful
conflicting titles By prompt all business and strict
obedience to psuc tons tAey hope give general salts
faction Parties will give fql description Of property they
They have at present lengthy list IF Cation and Sugar
Plantations and City Property to sell and rent. -
Address the undersigned Lock Box No $780, p O., New
Orleans, La. JOHN c. MILLER,
s. F. GARD
REFRRENcEs-J. NJ. Wells, Gov. Of La; Pike Lapeyre
Brother, Bankers N. o. La; Payne hpnting9n 90 y;
La; b. g. Humphreys Gov. of Miss; Race Foster & y
Merrck Attorneys at Law, N o., La. Hon. Edward MeSee
hee, Woodylle Miss
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Aissourispaper announced short time since
ta9tste 6 wife crop in Gasconade county yielded
io.l,et gals" The next week Il editor came out
WIZ on erratuln-for wife read wine.r
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IFor the Crescent.
Jealousy.

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DARK mohsteI7-h speosei' WV
10 an man 8 peace oi hi,nu
Grim sisag oenoh-aeau,s hneh
10 nearts ootn .fae anu MINI
the lower regions OF .he ios''
Conoemnd py uoa : aecree
Feel Dut lew soripen1s ''ia' sei pass
Inc snngs q Jeaiousy'
Foul Demon snlhe accarseu prea'l
HAN Wi.ne, many nupes
Amongst me loving anu ~ lo' -
my natea presenee i1opoo'
Uni why was man = ~ saNen = %
10 sucn . rue as lnlle
why did'ss tnou ever come nun ou'
VI Lucnefs oarA shrines
Lei mem beware VINO N .nsit neat's
one spafA .. snee can i.ei
a Lle o. wrs.ensaaess - uens
When ~ my SHRINE sney hn 's
~ psck, go pack, snoa ersen-eyeu uenu'
s 70 necate = Doh'ng hoou'
Z ms y no place 70 vent tny spieen
On youths young me ana plood.
q 70 see me pale ana drooping naid'
whose neaI1 mas ie'. my sung
< NO joys or pleasures 70 her cheeA
Ns csrmine nue. can DING.
Her heart is DEAD 70 an Dut gfiel'
Her JOYS 81 NE are Ger
sne once ola loVe, pos Jealousy
1Ysnxy y II ~ I'm
mas maze nef io ''f lnoie'
NO more Is neafd her ringing laush'
Her sparkling eyes are oln
Her step Is tottefng ana weak
ana an LOT love OF Nun
whose love ana presence seem'd ner all
whose Smiles made glao ner neart,
I'll Jealousy made commence
And love Tor MN depart. 85
Man, man himself my victlm proves
"A And lends listening ear
he frst Will smile at thy approach
But still ne SMILES Wltn iear.
he sees the OBJECT o. ms lose
IN beauty fair ana DflgnS
Admired, songnI Iof' lorsa' a,as'
ANA tnls nus nun VIII lfisns'
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~ EO. III. VINTEN-
PAPER WAREHOUSE,
No. lao POydras Street,

betWOen Uanp and ST UhArIes Streeta' NC" OrleHhs
full stock Of News Book and Job Paper, together With
Cards Cardboard Ink Type Presses and all the articles
necessary for the makeup Of newspaper book Job print
ing effcs
Liberty Job Presses; Adams Cottage Presses Connors
United States Foundry; Lghbodys News Ink and Wadss
Coored Inks
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NOVELETTE,

Forrest is now playing in Chicago, after an alb
sence of nearly twenty years from the stage of
that city. He has met with very great success.
The receipts for five performances were sll ,43G so.
He played on these nights in Virgnius, Othello,
Richelieu, Jack Cade, and Damon and Pythias.
He was engaged at the Opera House.
Miss Keene was performing at Mcyckers
Theater.
Hermann, the great magician, was likewise doing
good business in Chicago.
Miss Jean Hosmer was, at last accounts, playing
at the Arch street Theater, Philadelphia
Glenns Opera House at Norfolk is ayfailure and
has been closed.
A German operate troupe is playing in Balti
more.
Mrs. John Wood closed brilliant engagement
at the Walnut street Theater, Philadelphia, on the
10th ult. Mr.. ]. S. Clarke succeeded her.
Barney Williams and wife are doing well at the
Holiday street Theater, Baltimore.
John Brougham was at Pixies Opera House
Cincinnati.
Messrs. Il. Bangs and Chas. Rosene, with Miss
Maggie Boniface, are at the new Richmond Theater
Edwin Adams was in his third week at Wood.
Theater, Louisville.
Messrs. Raymond and Hamilton will close
Savannah on the 10th inst. thence they proceed tt
Macon and Augusta, Ca, and Montgomery. Ala
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AUCTION SALES.


EXTENSIVE DRY GOODS AND CLOTHING SALE.
BY JOHN q. BLOHM.
AUoTloNEER-Oice and ssesroom, So Bienville
TUESDAY, 9th instant, Mt 10 o'clock A. NJ,
at his saesrooms No 80 Bienvlle street. will be sold
45o Lots of seasonable Dry Goods.
200 Lots of Spring and Summer Clothing.
100 dozen Cashmere and Fur Hats
100 -. Bingham Umbrellas and Silk Parasols
H8-TERMs-At sale.
Iii bales Cotton auction
BY MONTGOMERY 4, BRO
r. NJ. MONTGOMERY Auctioneer.
Ofice-S9 Camp street..
M, at saiesrcom s. lamp street, viii be- ssd
Ia bales Cotton ~ '''--
Samples ready at sale.
sg- TERNsECash in U. S. Treasury Notes
FURNITURE FURNITURE.
HY MONTGOMERY & BRO,
r. NJ. MONTGOMERY, Auctoneer.
s"$ss:
SsrSe Top Side BoaT%s tables
rstS
| of several well furnished houses
A large invoice of Cottage Beds Cane and Wood Seat
~ ss- 'TERxs-Cash.
GROCERIES. ..,..... PROVISIONS. LIQUORS
| BY ID. e. MORPHY.
| AUcrIosEER-Otice, At Magazine street.
| TUESDAY, February 9th, at 10 o'clock
A. NJ. No. AZ Magazine street, will be sold
bb Flour 100 boxes Garet 50 bills Pork 10 do Beef
Tobacco 100 pkgs Mackerel 100 bills Beans kegs
Butter Figs 50 bbls Onions, 10 casks BRANDY
Brandy, Whisky, Vinegar Sugar Pickles. MILK Coffee
asTERMs-Cash Treasury Notes balance
HAVANA CIGARS ......,....,........ HAVANA CIGARS.
BY ID. l.. MOKPHY,
| ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AZ Magazine street.
! "WEDNESDAY, Feb. 18th, mt O'Clock A
w NJ in the we'll known established importing house o.
Messrs Bornio Bros No u Gravier street, will be sHd
1856 900 Havana Cigars the of the most cee
brated brands, all warranted of direct importation.
| HS-TERMs-cash.
BRIG VICTORIA BRIG VICTORIA
BIZ ID. E. MORPHY,
AUcrIoNEER-Otice AZ Magazine street
TUESDAY,, Feb 9th, ut IL O'Clock NJ.
L opposite Post No. %, First District will be sold
The brig Victoria she lies with all her tackle ant
hpparel-lS0tons burthen
nH-TERNs-Cash, in U, S. Treasury notes.
OFFICE ASSISTANT QUARTERMAsrER,
Water Transportation, foot OF St. Andrew street
New Orleans, February 2 1866.
THURSDAY Feb. sth, 1866, Mt II o'cloch
L at the Government Warehouse foot Of st. Mar
street, Fourth District of New Orleans, will be sold
of Shovels Wheelbarrow old Iron Rope Backsms Tools
Buckets Handouts Pig Iron old Lumber and mscelaneou
Tools and ship Furniture, in great variety.
Can be till day of sale foot of St. Mary
Purchasers property within. five days
By order of Colonel j. e. CHAsDLH Chief Quarermaster
Brevet Lieutenant Colonel A. Q. NJ.
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PUBLIC SALE.
THIRD JUDICIAL DISTRICT CoURTj ESTATE OF DANIEL

s, s f II ., ks
t G. G E SO shsTT of 81 saa parish
+
n as p1opery belonging 70 Wit
l. TRAIT Of LAND AN, containing about ms superficial
ached containing ogehes So aGras established as sugar
s s Ss saars wia
John Martin and south BY land Of with the bd
house houses, cabins, barn house, stable large sugar
and Other apparatus having about a05 arpe"ts
cultivation and pasture here is also steam saw mill H6op
z TWO TRACTS Or WOODLAND in the rear and east
Plantation and adjoining, containing 4S9 the
other ms ~ 299 cfFs OF LAND and adj
Joining said plantation containing 2l82 superficial
apent ano,heE containing sls acres in section s. pwnsP
HREE OTHER DETACHED PIECES CT LAND,
s in seeGn and Gwa
acres being portion northwest of
non II S' TRAd = sSF'H 5sSfs the
and nr s 3 %ss
section ~ township south east esn Vts
quarter sectoa q township south range 8.
the MoyEARLEs consisting Of about 81 mules
s one tue
piano valuable books including three volumes Of
Hs Rs4R wS 1Rsshs
balance one years from the day of sa!e
payable of the adm nsrator and condl-
toned to bears cent annura interest rot her
turty remain specially morgsged with
the privilege until full ana hnl payment OF the prn
interest moyeahss payable all sums OF nifty
dollars cash. and for all exceeding that amount
% sd np tTslvs with %ops
per cent per annum maturity until paid payable
to the order of the administrator =
Residence, New IBERIA La.
ST. MartinsvIle, La, Jan. % 66
NoTE-The Plantation above described is well adapted
the cultivation Cotton having been cultivated Cotton
previous planting thereon
portion of the described No also well suited to thu
cultivation of cotton.
FOR
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IMPORTANT SALE
BATTURE PROPERTY.
FOURTEEN SQUARES OF GROUND
II
FOR ACCOUNT OF CITY OF NEW ORLEANS.
BATTURE PROPER TY.
BY McCERREN sE CO.,

IF Il
GEO W. MCCERREs, Auctioneer,
Office and Salesroom Masonic Hail. St. Charles street.
TTHUKaDAY II, Feb. 18th, and following days.
Il O'Clock the Merchants and AucttOneers Ex
change Royal street for account City of New Orleans
authorized by Ordinance No 6 dated January H. 1866
will he sold the following described property, to'wit:
ALL THAT PORTION OF BATTuRE, comprised in the
bounded by St Louis and CONT Peters and Clay
Front Streets the bounded by Cusomhouse
Canal and Wells streets in the seven squares
bounded Canal and St. Joseph Front and Delta streets and
in the squares bounded by Note Diane ana ST. Joseph
Delta and Water
All described property to be sold as per plan to
be exhibited ut time If sale. - r., ~,
pETRRss-One 9Th cash in matured obligations of the City
of New Orleans Treasury Notes and balance
in equal cuupOnS required OF
two three years credit with special mortgage on the
interest 1T the rate OF six
cent per annnn date maturity ard ii not then paid,
until final paynt, with the pryi
ege part the purchasers to pay tie whole or part OF
their notes in cash.
incln the revenue stamps be paid by the purchasers
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SALT .............. -.
BY ROBINSON 81 NASH,

W. l.. ROBINSON, AUCTGoSEER.
Office Carondelet and Graver streets
TRIDAY, 9th Inst, at IL O'Clock A. NJ,
l. at Lafayette Warehouse Magazine and Lafayette
streets, will be sold
5000 sacks common Salt,
1000 sacks fine Salt.
n:3y- TERMs-Cash, in United states Treasury notes
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AUCTION SALES.
VALUABLE RESIDENCES IN THE FOURTH DISTRICT
hK j. Ii. WALTON & DEsLONDE,
D. b. WALTON, Auconeer,

J,B WALTON Auctioneer
ohice-i7 Carondeet street. corner of Union
w O'Clock M, tho Merchants and iuctions,,rs' Es
E6T 81 dRG6N T in ne the square boDa.d NV Coliseum
street Washington Avenue, Fourth Chestnut Streets
street DEPTH between parallel lines lis feet Inches
Upon this lot there large and well frame two story
and raised attic dwelling house and three back building
Bed ROOMS four servants Rooms Bath Room n0S Tts hne
Deen nSed Ts ref fs al
There in D with as enriched
thorough repair and ready for immediate occupation
LOT OF GROUND on Second street. in the SQUARE
bounded BY Carondelet date Apollo street. second
nond street, by al feet inches Depth between parallel
Upon this lot there large wefnished wostoy frame
pwehnE House containing wide hall parors dining
sary for bath kitchen store rooms pantry
e ID soa % feet II and tagged
s cash, the remainder the notes of
% Sna s per cent current eight
and the poess rare to s
Acts of sale before Grima Stark No.aries Public at
See plans at the office of the auctioneers
DESIRABLE TwosToRy FRAME DwELLING ON
Canal street. with Garden attached
bf j. Il. WALTON q DEsLONDE,
j. B. WALTON, Auctioneer
Office AZ Carondelet street, corner Up on streot
WEDNEsDAY Feb. =, 1860, at 1e O'CLOCK
! street will be sold -e'"hse' my !"
uasE s dss,sSe and modern built
square bounded by Canal reu jackson johnson
the lot measures SO feet inches lines front on
parallel lines. '' ''"'o'
The improvements consist OF Two Story Frame House
modern built and nearly new with story back buildings
containing parors dining ROOM pantry kitchen and
rooms on second floor The house furnished with gas AM
bells throughout marble NANTES parlors There Ia a stah
in the yard covered with Yard is paved with brick
Large cistern, water works. etc.
There flower garden attached highly cultivated Also
avarey OF apple peach pear plum apricot orange
and grape vines choice descriptions The dimension
| of the garden are about 30 by l6U feet
Possession given on the LIST of April 1866
pA- TERMS CoNDIrIoSs-0ne half Cash, in u S
Treasury notes and the balance in nine and
notes of the purchaser to his own order beangt
and eight eventual Bpeca
mortgage the property until final payment The building
to be kept fully insured by the purchaser and the policy
terred the vendor until OF the eigktee
months.
Act of Boudousqule Notary Public at the eS
peuse of the purchaser,
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LETTER FROM Hon, Mr.. LANGDoN.-The Mobile
Register contains letter from Hon. c. c. Lang
don from which we extract the following:
| prominent radical remarked t. Southern
| man few days since: " If we could be assured
| that your Southern members would not act with
the Democratic party, they would be admitted to-
morrow And here is the secret of the whole
matter. 1t is not principle, it is not the constitu
ton, it is not the good Of the country, which they
are contracting for but it is party-the preserya-
| ton of party ascendancy, the preparation OF
| party power. So long as the Southern States
can be kept out of the Union, just so long
will power be retained in the hands Of
the Republican party, but not one day
longer. Hence the party necessity of keeping then
out indefinitely; and it will be done, if it can be
done. As remarked in former letters, the Presi
dent can defeat their schemes, and | trust he wiz
ere long. But should he be disappointed in this
we must wait with patience for the people t.
speak through the baliotbox | am assured tina
the people Of the North will not sustain the actor
of this radical Congress; that when the issue shall
be fairly presented between the policy of the
President and that of the radicals, the former vii
be sustained by an overwhelming majority. GU
friends at the North are anxious that this issut
should be made, confident that it would result il
tie utter defeat and final overthrow of this mis-
ehievous and unprincpled Black Republican party
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TO CLOSE Observation-Disclosures AND PEREMP-
tory trade lots suit of India Rice Eastern
Fibre and Hemp Bale Rope, Aspuwas celebrated Pale Ale
Preserves, Vegetables and Oysters in cans.
BY ROBINSON & NASH.
W. L. ROBINSON Auctioneer
Ofice-Corner Carondelet and Gravier streets
ERIDAY, 9Th inst, at 10 o'clock, at the
Lafayette Warehouse corner OF Magazine and Lafayette
streets, will be sold
100 barrels and casks Apinwals Pale Ale in pnts and
quarts Bottled Ale tChampagne SIT of two
dozen each case glass; of Pickles. Green Corn Fresh
Clans Apple Sauce spced Oysters Cove Oysters Green
Peas Lima Beans Jelies Fresh and Preserved Ba
more Peaches, Cranberry JAM B!ackberres, Asparagus,
PICKLEs5 hbs Is half bbls and 40 kegs of Pickles.
JELLIES- 100 doz tumbers Of assorted Jellies.
RICE 60 bags of Arracan Rice.
BALE RoPE-g9 coils of Hemp and Eastern Fibre Bale
Rope.
E4- TERMs--Cash in U. S. Treasury:notes
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TWO swan nvEIIIvcs ON Fp,T0 SrpEET mr.
TWO SMALL DWELLINGS, oN EkAfo STREET, BE-
bf u. Ii. nALIoS " DEsLoNDE,
). d. WALTON Aucaoheer
ohice No. Al Carondeet street
> ocIoek M a. the Mereban,s aSd Auconeeps xeLopas
WIZ mN ~ s 2mT Nv cporrND t.h .1o h,,,,, an, i
men thereon in the First District Of this civ in the ose
spnated bv the Ma on a Man hv Ghss do nas cv
.neer dated December II 1865 measuring 80 feet front
inches The improvements on this lot consist Of
oJ az tcU CONTAINING i0ut ioo' Sneus eh'efh III We
ONE LOT OF GROUND, with the buildings and improve
designated by the No on the above plan
depth of 1877 feet 10 inches and lines between parallel lines
tMe @ U I f U uUs in q ,h iouSs
in r credit i on the
err e Um f & of a t ynainritv and AZ e pr
% and r on the gG,. until Pn Ta pa
ons s q fng nebase " Ut
DOUBLE TEsEHEsT Two.sToRY COTTAGES ON
s ssresss '''' N''''' ' ''''''' ' OIL" -''''
d. H. 49, OK Dhs"NDE'
Office No. a cs @nnJs street, copsr of Union
THURSDAY, February 18th, ssG, Mt 1e
Royal s ss5Sst " vii b ssS A. 'nu N't'l'r's,
LOT or GRoUSP in the square bonded by APoo
on ns9 DEPOSITED in the pfce Of j. Beard late notary
| uEFtn, M auiI Hat rnplEI lfnp inch EapH1 ltaE
'front.' on Anoo now street by denth Of III feet
between naprailp lines ~ ''' - 'P " " "
non ,h is there are Two CofnrtabIe TwoStorv DWELLING
Hoes and back hnIngs in good order and well
arra2Gsd tnr 700 small fami1ies 9' " e''N o ~ "
Tia nn naarot r rst atraat ia rantsd unit, lat octobsr
~ TEewOne half Cash balance at IL months credit
WIN y cent PER hi 'h t t1 un'e vi. PAY, WIN
chaser and the policies transferred to the vendor until final
Of sale before rima starke notares public at the ex
pense Of the purchaser.
| , VERY v.LuaRIE THREE STORY RRICK DWFr.
,,- ,na cronnd on s,.o.t h.. r.or
ing House. anu Two LOIS OF drouhd on lamp street, petWeet
JIa ,d Cirod straats os obn T,reu n ram
GUM ~ 'o ' ' VI WYNN I' ''
| deceased
|
BY j. Ii. WALTON e. DESLONDE,
|
j. b. WALTON, Auctioneer
OHice AZ Caro,de,o, streat cernar Of I-nion
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trrrnNDsna~ Al. as,h Eos. lama
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F. WEEKS, Administrator,
Residence, New Iberia, La

St. Martinsville, La, Jan. %, l 66
NOTEThe Plantation above described is well adapted TO
the cultivation Cotton having cultivated Cotton
Farm for several years previous planting thereon
portion of the land described No is also well suited the
Gull tom of
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.c,NHyEnY lie 3 Mars. 1896 midi In hour
se des ntEociants DIES Encteur Rue Royae, Vene
ntre les rs du de In Douaue vertu de ct
fnrmement un ordre de Memorable John W. Thomas uge
de- Ia Deueme Cour de District de la Nouvele Orleans
date du apver 1866 dosser de la No. ISIS seront
yendnes pour compile de la succession cessous les CNQ
FRRAiNS dams premier District de cee vie dams hlet
borne pr les rues POI Perddo Lberte ct Franklin des
ngs par les No T. s. ITO plan dresse Pee ct
Daniouy Iugeneurs evils date du p Decembre 1865
surant % pied de face la rue Franklin une pro
fopeur en ges PARALLELS de l20 pied aan jusQRa
aIlee de pied de large Dormant snr Ia rue Perdlo.
Conditions La moitie compliant la balance credit de
nn ct ex aus hets es acquereurs garants ypohe
que ct prv eye de vendeur la proprete les dts blet
drvon nteret raSon de pour cent Tan de er date
ct puur apTes leurs ccheances usquu puait pale
| il leur mAIETtc.
Actes deven pardeyant W. J. Casee notare public, au2
| frais des
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smps mefe iiaoe, .lese pfiAes' ior aaJuolcanon,
saa W " Drought INTO seine port OF lne United
oases
Anu 50 !. ilappeneu .ia' seseiai such prizes mad
peen ih'ouaoea ileo .he Aiississppi river; ana
wnils' pfoceeaihgs Win courts were gong on the
VIVA OF anclSilized negroes would be housed tenn
porarly upon some plantation and put to some
field or other work, TILL the time OF adjudication
by the U. ), Marshal. Thus we found number
Of these untufored African savages occupied
in saving log trees upon the ground; but
these people were SO little brought up to any hardy
work, that they could not actually hold the end of
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Rosewood Sofas, Crimson Danask Covers, Rosewood
Chairs, with Crimson Dam,sk Covers Rosew
chairs Rosewood Stools, with similar nphot large
with marble slabs large Easy Chairs
iugs Engrayings, Statuetes Vases etc. Also Pleye
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Will you be kind enough to present this to the
managers, with my compliments, convinced as I
am, that mankind will be benefited. I charge
nothing. Goodbye, Mr. Editor; if I write any
further, in all probability you will pitch the docu
ment your editorial table in true editorial dis
gust; SO, farewell until next time, and let sign
myself, with all heart and SOUL the attached friend
of the CRESCENT,
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1866-02-28

room for gambling defendant arraigne
pleads not guilty, and is ordered to give
bail.
225 Ohio vs. Henry H,, Keller. Same Of
fence and defendant pleads not guilty,
is ordered to give bail, and the case con-
tinued.
226 Ohio vs. Jacob Keller. Keeping
room for sale of liquor contrary to law :
defendant pleads not guilty in order TO
carry the case to the Supreme Court to
try the constitutionality of the law; or
dered to give bail.
228 Ohio vs. Henry Keller. Same and
same entry.
23I Ohio vs. VIM Adams. Violating
liquor law; defendant appears and pleads
not guilty, and is ordered to give bail for
his appearance at the next term, rs he
also feels like trying the Constitution as
to depriving him Of the liberty to make
drunkards, widows and orphans.
234 Ohio VS. Michael Mitchell. Same
offence; it appearing to the prosecutor
that he had dealt out blue ruin with
sparing hand, the ease was nollied on
payment of costs.
235 Ohio VS. Jacob Waldeck. Viola
ting the liquor law here Is another one
who thin ks the Constitution violated by
the passage of the Liquor law. .-.
236 Ohio VS. Owen Moser. Same of
fence he puts in same plea
IA Christianson & Haymaker VS. r.
win Spellman. Tried to Jury; verdict
for plaintiff in S225, 20; the defendant
demands second trial, which is allowed
on giving bonds of $3.50.
rs John NJ Stull vs. Mary D. ScoVille
ct al. Confirmation of Sherihs sale.
81 Nelson Erwin, by friend, vs. abb
gail Mcdonald. For SANDER; cause set
tied.
81 Mary Hadsen VS. John Hadsen.-
Divorce granted.
95 Ann Jane Davis vs. George Phil
ips- For bastardy; tried to jury; verdict
guilty, fine fixed at $500, and for nom
compliance of entering into bonds for
the payment of which, he was committed
to jail, but afterwards brought before the
Commissioner of Insolvency and dis
charged. ..-.-.- --
81 Albert Turnkey VS. Executor of
Levi Sutliff. Continued.
100 Jacob NJ Stevens vs. George
Clark ct al. An appealed case; contin-
ued. -.-
107 Ohio VS. James Elliott. Liquor
case; nollied on payment of costs.
169 Ohio VS. Wyatt Mckay. Dismiss
ed at costs of complainant. u
225 Ohio vs. Jeremiah Browning. An
other of those interesting liquor cases =,
defendant appears at the bar of the Court,
pleads guilty, is fined $50 and costs, and
Jerry is permitted to return to the bosom
of his family.
70 Samuel Duff vs. John S. Elliott
defendant has leave to reply, and. case
continued. .--.lf-t Ell.
Sc Executor of Thomas D Webb vs.
Warren Iddings ct al. Ordered to Exc
cution Docket.
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ry and oppression, and must be cast away
and driven into exile for no other cause
than having been freed from their chains.
Signed-Geo. T. Downing, John Jones,
William Whipper, Frederick Douglass,
Lewis H. Douglass, and others.