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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-06-07

THE New FIVE CENT CoIx-The new
five cent coin which the Secretary of the
Treasury has adopted is thus described:
"Obverse-The Union shield resting on
tied arrows, denoting peace; a wreath of
laurel crowning the shield, and above, in
circular form, the motto, In God we trust
Reversal figure five in the centre, encir-
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-06-07

PERsONAL.-Capt. and A. D. c. Joseph
B. Campbell, 4th artillery, U. s. A, and
late OF Burlington, is now an Acting
Assistant Professor OF Mathematics in
the U. S. Military Academy at West
Point.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-06-07

COLLECTORS PERoUIsTTEs.-The Bur-
lington Free Press estimates Collector
Clapp's perquisites from the revenue
seizures at $4,000 per year, which with
his salary ought to afford him COM
Portable living.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-06-07

CoNFIRMED.-Samuel Huntington has
been at last confirmed by the Senate, as
Postmaster of Burlington.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-06-07

GyThe great legal question in New York
is whether the turtle is an animal or not. A
man has been arrested for boring holes
through some sea turtles, and fastening
them TO the vessel, by means of ropes pass
ed through these holes; and his legal coun-
sci objects TO his being tried for inlicting
cruelty to animals, on the ground that the
turtle does not come within that class.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-06-07

cled in thirteen stars set in rays, with the
words United States of America above,
and the word Gents below"
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1866-03-10
NOUVELlES LOCALES

Remerc;ements a NJ. J.-A. DruiIhet
pour l'envoi dn Journal of Commerce
de New York; 4 NJ. Ulisse Jacob, COM
mis- du Nev Era, ct a NJ En-, Monte,
pour des jouruaux dc Ia Nouyelle-
Orleans. u.sH Gt IN .aaf ,s,rr,
La Legislature fix6 an Ter lundi de
mai les elections des oficiers de pa.
roisse. ..... ...su. -, ~
En- annoncant dams notre dernier
numero l'acte dc Ia Legislature sus-
pendant les taxes d'Etat, nous avons
commits une erreur typographique que
nous rectifons ici. La perception de ces
taxes est suspendue jusqu'au Ter jan.
viar 1868 ct non 1866. ..af ...7aat
M. l'abbe Gouveneau, successeur
de NJ. Fable Vignonet, pris posses
sion de Ia cure de St-Jean- -Baptiste.
lie vide materiel laisse par NJ. Vigno.
net a etc. bien vite rempli, mais son
souvenir vivra longtemps dams lg me-
moirc de 'ses paroissiens Quantla 1 M.
Gouveneau, que nous avons Gu Phon-
nenr ae soir. Iul doute que par 70 re-
patalion qni ia precede et par les
qualities qui la lui ont acquise, il ne
Posseae oiehtos enaerement aies e@urs
de notre populations faciies d d'ailleurs d
acquerir. .'s .s42 :'e 800 ,., .'fett''ig'
La proprietd de, N. LA, Tregrc,
conuue sous lie nom dc 1" Mischief
Plantation, ,"5ayant Z arpeuts ct dsmi
de face sur 40 de profondeur. q eie nd
.jugee . Nine LA. Tregrc, mcyennant
Ia sonme de $1,000. " 1o'it'.,t''
LIE terrain appartenant 4 NJ. Emile
Roussel. ct mesarant un demi arpept de
face sur 4 de profondeur. q ete adiuge
. Nine AriaIsFledeffck poor la somme
de $1,000.
La plantation Willow Bend. sppar.
tenant a NJ W. B. Whitehead, ct conte.
naut 2,64l acres, vendueI .avvant Ia
euerre $3.50 900. a etc admgee parles
eucanteurs 3 Walton & Deslonde, pour
Ia somme de $4,000, d n. Bradish
johnson, qui possede deja nne grande
habitation dams la paroisse Plaquemi-
'e. @ =, u.s ,..I.g', ~ e.. a. ' ~
10, haDi'a''on de H'.cAaues qo
nj ~ w hitehead Oul prOduiSlk en- lS0S
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1866-03-10
BOITE 1850
1 II poste de Ia NOuvclle-Orltans.

Nous rappelons q nos echanges, d nos
amis, a nos clients, que Ia vote Ia plus
sure pour nous faire paryenir journaux ou
communications est celle de la poste de Ia
Nouvelle- Orleans, boite No. 1850.
The Evansville journal., 1866-07-21

was so badly broken as to be OF little value.
The Captain also got a plummer block,
weighing about 600, out of the wreck of
the Elen0ra Carroll. anfe ~ esstaa
The new and beautiful Dan. Able is ra-
pidly being pushed forward to completion.
She She VIII Ii1oa make I trial tr5P IN few days
was built, with the exception of her ma
chinery, which was taken from the Glen
dale. Ialga6 1df - UtF ih.r e
This. Is Capt Ed. Harris new boat, and
she Will be a sumner. IL
ST. LoU1s.-The Democrat, of Thursday
says s lsrtat1
The river is falling steadily. The pilots
win begin telling us of low water to Cairo
in q few DAYS. There is four feet to Kee-
kglk, and thirty inches above Dubuque.
The Illinois is still declining, with about
2 feet of water ON Naples fats. The Mis-
souri, is in good navigable condition.
Business is dual, comparatively. Freight
as scarce, and prices low to New Orleans.
anita, partially loaded already. has ceased
to operate, and will rest until faeight accu-
mulates.
MEMPHIs.-The Appedl of Tuesday says:
A heavy rain fell on Sunday, which cool
ed the atmosphere effectually for the time
being, but Oid Sol bent his fferceSt glances
upon us during the forenoonsof yesterday,
and the heat was intense; but In the after
n0en another shower came up from the
east and made it endurable.o We hope, for
the sake of the planting dmterestS, that
these rains have been general, for they
were sadly needed. Business is more brisk
upon the ilevee than during the past week,
but freights for other ports continue very
scarce. The river has fallen four inches
since our last report Arkansas River rose
two feet at Little Rock last week, but the
rise did net affect the riverikelow, which is
still falling, with 81 feet scant to that
point. White and st. Francis Rivers are
still falling. fataf tsaa.f oN3ag4 II,
The wharfmaster gives notice that all
fReights remaining on the landing over
twenty-four hours after unloading must
be removed, or it viii be disposed of in
such a manner as provided by the Law in
such case made and provided.
NEW ,OTGEANs.-The Tiases of Thursday
6ays: sfse lsus-atl -l
The weather throughout the entire of
yesterday was excessively warm, with in
&1eation, of rain visible. s'14f
Rusinesson the levee was prostrated, it
The Evansville journal., 1866-07-21
or WORKS.
MACHINE OIL WORKS.

"AVING ERECTED ONE OF THE
x1 most extensive works of this kind in
the Western country, and secured the SER
vices of one of the most experienced Ma
chine Oil men, am now able to furnish thts
cheap and money Oil, which has
been tried by some of our best engineers
and found fully equal to any ever used. .
= Railroads, Steamboats,, Foundries, Mills,
Woolen Mills-in fact, all macnlnes now
running-can be supplied promptly and
with satisfaction. ,9al e.. fufaf
Orders of wholesale dealers filled on hbe-
raj terms. y SIS I ~
No charge for packing, and delivery free
of charge. - -lt
Coal 0ilsold by the barrel and the high
est prices paid for empty coal oil barrels.
PHILIP DECKER,
Third street, bet. Sycamore and Vine.
maya If
The Evansville journal., 1866-07-21
DENTISTS.
Evansville, Ind.

Evansville, Ind.
rEELING DULY. THANKFUL FOR
E the very liberal patronage received
during the past seven years, and being
permanent residents of the city, desire all
persons whether they need their profess
sional services or not) to visit their rooms
and see the various styles of work manu-
factured. 5fiffrr aaffr -ErF5ff fffr ptyg ~
improvements and inventions are being
made, and everything that will srbserye
the interests of their patients is secured by
them. Their establishment and facilities
are equal to any in the Eastern cities. 49,
They have several Ansesthetics for allie
waiting pain when extracting teeth.
" Cheeks that are sunken can be restored
to nearly their original contour taa
All desirable styles of ARTIFICIAL A
TEETH made anywhere in the United
states are made by us. Irregularities OF
Ch1ldren's Teeth successfully corrected.
~ Those having Decayed Teeth should
either have them extracted or filled (the
latter If possdblel, The health of the par
ties and the remaining teeth demand 1t.
= Neuralgia Affections treatedi also Cleft
Palate. aprlS
The Evansville journal., 1866-07-21
HIRAM NELSON io
u. S. AUCTIONEER,
Has permanently located his Auction
Room at
No. IS MAIN STREET,

(Opposite the Washington House),
he will attend to all kinds of Auction bus
ness: To the selling OF Merchandise, Wag-
ons, Carriages, Horses, and Real Estate
Auction Days-TUESDAY,B BfIURSDAY and
SATURDAY of each week. Cash advances
on consignments. Refers to all the citi-
Zens of Evansville who know him. Will
give his whole time to his business. aplf
The Evansville journal., 1866-07-21
Plain and Fancy TinWare,
HOUSEFURNISHING GOODS.

- a good assortment of Tinners' Stock
9, ~, Al ugJobbing, such as GUTTERING
hOOr1NG, &c, done at short notice.
All warranted as represented.
Oners 70 sell cheap, at wholesale or retail.
Orders sonciteo. aprlS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-21
rEraoroL,r.y FIRE DEPARTMENT.

rrri,s 1p nIR H.AAp OP cuMNfSi0sFRs-SUAN-
Ivy 90 uo~r ~ r.s-CrMhUsIc iriOH "F THANKS
-RrroRts Avp EFs0LuTlpSs-ooApUsTtIR Ma
TfEiAt- I'd 10 RErORrED.
4 rrr4l4r ne ting of the Boonl 81 Metropolitan Pc
Conn .,a,r u, ia o. an, Hal yesterday uor' o.
P-~snl Gbmmi-.oa.r- Ah1e. P,aAaeJ, nio~n And E's'
anI ,atst~ J. 1ii'rt. D,e. ~, .oaib. -,...
a caunon a. ion as owed ."i,ne We q-nn'' :"
a.a h. ,i oi, 80 lee, eosble rs,tel lsl'ter hosr
cir'. % fft sin giyetd hose orcin-rJi 47eV r'
a. t.oanr t1.,,manias WITCH ve.s Addressed o ,e
E,'l'd OF fe C"r u..r.e r"le read
@rl .a ia'A gosi irp-nHss' for a. 60 ~ "a
10 u.a . r., ,is r,set ,''erd. OF '' v'e p.p'f'
u-r. ., t. .op.ft,.t. tof.oo4 "o-j
l.'- e-'s ..lisd ~l, very nea'y 10. Re'g 49,, NJ,
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w. 'Lvl s..u.la. ..s.e o..4paaJ 10 = ..a i' a. I'D
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~. ma.io. ,--e nat a,.s,' r'-a.-I. 70, deer
on.'.- rai.a eere rr'cr-,i jog f'.ar, s.io'.
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rcl's To-. ..r so Rotations were p-~-'at'd ~ CON
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-21
THE CHOLERA.
TWO CASES yesrEgDlYN Tub ClrY-OSE FlIiL
I'VE DISEASE yNABArED AT QUARANTINE.

CLoora does not increase in thu city, aad we ice''
TIA, -. are net abls 10 male The report c'nosfhs
OgarAntne. Two eaSes occurred IN Sep-i0rA >es'''0-'
ols 81 Ehioa ,s1yed GtGL Iiri Ssecas'd 'e''''' -.
uaa.a lsis Crv-by who resided Of No - '1''l So
ISL itta.s ~ Jt'icrday uorsiae VeY F''rH'3 -"' ~
.eI tLto.,h al the s.agss u le dfcsse om nc H''
premonury SYMPTOM, do.n IA nn' snd rrc''ea'-''' 60
Inc Tte SANITARY Inspector Il the Dsre, vas pfompuy
po,ta.. d, tue case ,rd Imuedat"ls gaze "as' 's'.
"A. 10 his power oil Of which was ~n'"" a'Hh Al
oeo. last ser ~ n''- % '''ep - ''''' '-'
la..at DID. -. 49,,
lie second o.ss that q PiBoiman PetS oi me i"''
Precinct who was attached. 1t eTen"e ~ hi- i''''n
IA III, De,r..,si Tho news h4s acss MS if"sfiph'U
t.s!oaar.rs lie WIS sal; ali7e al 10 ocoes boz his a"
~ ra.overy va. consdercl de-rtuL Ae-'e vas Afo r.
..,.l Al M.ahattnvIe ha, pothirg positive h~i been
banned .on,erungr ai lae loar las niKh''
cuoIrRA At cCAaANusE
,.,, .,,,,,t.d the disease ~ Q4arsni.ne does not
- 40. ,.,e ,.,irrsd On board he Iluos ahnlh
. .i p..,.nrsr- removed from tie Peruvian ""u
Union Il . quite trha1.e Iaat ta'T 81 100 been """"''
o. e.n. ..usase ot Jcdse barasds injunction I" '"o' o'
crowded D. r,c-. these rev flscs No-i i t''o "e''.
IL. b. lin.s O., scsuir. Pom. - e'd} Pei 's'e u
e..t..i.,I., - 80 i.tai rr't '..f phc' l"f'.l'
,s ma, s.,.lr ll,iy % gike ,one ore guilty Of
no e fte.s.eil, Aa,if, ooay n'rA 90 tae Lower
fay. ant 4 ,noL.rtsip ir,gao VIA 80 f''so 'I''.l
arrisc l,lie 90 la, Cd '.ol' A SO q. " '.' No4'
De- 49,. l,f..,, .a'r,.. BE-
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a. lt.r, Adoch.. Wiz aga - %. vlto" Fveri and
t, s.,.rG..rcea.eu Of eh'e, ose rn,n'"n IbeF""''
- Mo ,fep- yesterday tom the Irol>-' 'n'hF Aad
e,ld
Tag oAr-sr ,toLEEA thsE.
W ,.i,e, ye,.,r4y a.iosroyl slo tssaaflogfe No -
oa,.. 20 .h,,h A.. Isas MeCoy % Nv days ago
WLer Ne s.rsl.er 'te I'ir al .ae o. -.-n lnsr 10
.ol,. raf,,io " ,.arfes sn4 god orl D. contains
q .1a. DID sr., - ta.-s, or tofi al e. S''n- r'ie'
COB s..r 30 o'l -J. .s, - 'nss ase 'e1 sna windows
9.,,u ite s.r.s IS t4'rsslJ jean io"'eJ p'f Aul .
., s. "a cg..srt bands su1 iriatti By 40 nausirog'
, rrars r.l.,r 4ts rler irc .iua''ns .orlpc 'hen
D.. ..,, aus. g.. ..um, " o.. I1s-th prec'a g..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-21

Major Samuel Archer. ID United States infantry, il
Eoed unless he fepo4 Dor within %
eth inst shows good esuss Tor srs 90 do he vii be
dnnissed the service
Capt John A. Mcdonald Of the Veteran Reserve
Corp. has sgned Tie position Of Supernteadert
Treedmsns Bureau fairs IN Kichm0Bd Va wee Lent
Merrill sheas tern OF ofEce eEsfoo sone time since.
At one time not many years ago, one street in Ga.
lens ~ contained the place Of i private ctsoas
Addressed Goa. Grant.
John smith. MAJOR j. A. Rawlings. MAJOR Gos A L
CEs'la o. Ina. Gen ). A. MAlsby
J. y Cation has been appointed temporary Super.
.ntsndeal Of tie Coaneocs, stSe Normal school Sss
britain
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-21
Tuf CHARLES y. SPENCER Gil H'

.,,.,ne , meeting OF " IS club W. h'ld
q, -.-h l,I -i.-s ~ christopher snd II ld.on sls
" Tdus-i q. J1n.oa Dol ine Chair -" appointed hour
-o.o.k so, AZ hong ca.' 9a's'i before the nj n
t.r. could ho rata-r,, together. ,
,.-f a. a.. 90, -cf o. the gl-r 30 secure TO
80 b, i.t-' .!t.t.f 81 ~p.uccr 10 IT, u-e''as.
81 SrlN b. W, o. received VIII i0li ea'cF.ns then
Ns Cnus., ',pGf>tIu> al ~ ei'ie,a ~ - re
4 i"n eos 90 ''N q" n ~ DE 1900" - ~. 49, a., ~ -
~ follow bs' -t'' uel-sl % p"2sr 81, e. 80, 49,
., D.. tis- - Ip.,n which To- Il riical set IN
f rs Kcoa.sn Inn .sr'- SLlca orpr.'rs iOrsy.ni
6o.ths tbe MON psrtr county intend T. make re
niaork II mil,e lupagls DO %. siIad t'rc to ught
ar hs 4fpose .p-ss, against ANY man e. io aiy mar
a. bs.ei u ~ osgiu and " which carried
me es1r,ry trourh to var. Ana si-h undefss"d AZ
aeut, q. Al, .-i.n coa.derstots have t@sso ne
pam. contrary To m] usual .l'ior g. VIC Gown -
considered - be the o. To RAJ = 30 ssrcst
kssGA do TOT mean to peach huu shs.e e"' o' '''
10 r. al thea io your hearing. Ihrv are tAese A..
TIE N.' oa .lo'd sv-r Be he'd ' ''s 'A' - a. '
= To- Rebel deb, ,saalb> ted ..,,.
> Csns.ssss lie =. >'s''' 80 20. % 81 mem
.frsasp .souI scared h.i' 80 q p,ro1 ard
propery tny hs,s esas 80 80 , ~ 70 H.
40 ny-y grf.9l P-fiy .ns 70 D. ~n''s' n a.
On I.eosasa ,.,r. at tie po. Their f.n' .soge b.
tho ED. q mo 'ls .s ~ -: ga
h,m q :. Ps'' S.S..'' ,o ana n.
EVER ll-n
.e r'sns -f ns" BY tie r''r-'h""' Ct 'ni'
ssoaia BE- .saal seicts - ~ ,,.-
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lp. hssus. iufeffv ne tue frqIise, IN -ctcr
Prsvsou - s1> r - .ot.ss disabled ths var
40 f hoe no tell 10 battle 90 died ioa e'se
pos. bs b.f-. Of 10 II. country nes
I'd auld - rfai-fn ~uough 10 d. al tAt.
La.as should - set apart iof The lnion ods ana
m L,e- y..s .hSu,a be tn. President Of che
Tired STATE. ~ sd he brave aud en- aen'
aesr.. tue e'sai be has % 'aeeesy and
seaSssy srrrd -
NJ All m.n o every ssi every md county are
.ul.1 govern oneves and re synpNAes o.
tAs b. vita th- and e' Old evso .see'
dpotsn ~tch them aad this " pse ana sH
.laiss.tsd n.die. kspao lc,hisu -.
is To- pcs. 49, a l. f> Ts. n--sou
rs r. a.rst. o,srsen psruit. to eris, Ia al
Moth Ainrffa ,,-.t--,.-- II -.
~ Puh . hoo .sc-..bs FL s-beui ds'h-,ioa o. esasf
se. "a -lr.n sgansc .a9gr-ts so 'u9Psf ny oo'en
- should s.p~cisiy nmedi,teJ uaA- P'.'o'
~ hfoasL he t,bs' susie, &c sf'et We.
Other h-r~hfs va "a 'nf ~ '.en 's
a.sun- .b- 70 tru b. nors s.lisb casra.
a the F-i-fsl
too. q T.cn Dot ~ kso-.so 4,
az 20 f.s,o srfo fsriced uutI in ia Jassnsh " '.
Is . crire lirrusss o. hS srrnd % ,p,
Ii..s The rsufdrf-f' o. OF o.'et
80 ma 81 down hss Il Congress oJ ne side o. eSI Irl
~,,. re blood ssshtsr,d victim Oh Ven gar
ulsrfs % Aai tlla- O. 1fy ---,.,. 49,
s,,.r other gentlemen al;crWard sddressed The ectne
Ill whoa heartily CON ,iri Ia the expressions 81" o' 'u
down br W. spencer after which the meeiing "Pa'e'
f.H hul
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-21
Phiiaaeiphts.

HORRIBLE MuRDER % AN OLD Man AND HIS GRAND
BAUGHTER-HIs WIZ IN DYING CONDITION
fHrLADELrH,. Wednesday. June " iros.
George s1mls sgrd - ycars, aud his granddaughter
aged a. bntAy murdered on sunday evening last
near kossville, 10 York County, in this state
Mr.. squls the grand mother wa also euibly Injured
and AZ last accounts WAS m a diving condition.
An lnshmsn named Donovan has been arrested on sus
pioon Of committing the deed The seapon used Is sup
posed TO have been a Ratchet
Money believed To nave been The object OF tho muir
dercf.
FAILtg E o. TWO Provision HOUSES.
fUfAnr rtuA Wednrsiar Jgne ~ is,d
The iiLJe u two provision houses - tlDs ely - r.
I0Ites
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-21
--latest ship Nevs.

n.hip trAso Gsdsdsn. hHyr- June with "ds 10 .
J. }. tainstocs
~'.sa.n .f,. nics. HSvs, d-vs. With mo- - -
ia 80 At p % l1ar = g. 'po<s os Si8gess D.,
fr.l Mst..ofi. for S.s.ia.s. ~ ds's Oei
b.fs DIR tr~m Rosrs HeS'-n - ssy. y n-.e 40
pl.s 81 liai d. the p.sstg- Nh-s 49,.
De bar s.dy hooi. si~.u- s-tn Tow - ass
parted iaro<ins overheard sni sssasu go u
H. J.~th Fays drS~b-d the shrf, "A u. -.
nl-r rarnrt
>caf. " y. stockton. Sspr Nsrysnd
SIR VI. COINS. hartoH, AFgi. -
%. J. Y Frnshn. hiel. Virginia
sctr A 2. B.na. Taylor. Nir.ns
arJAtN.
fun~ o. % Nantucket Shoais. - plof bss y y W
sffH uisD Of Dauirssotis > "a 80 bslfusrs.
Ju.. li IS 20 - 49, sr. SS-phss Duac-u, No.
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LAW TNTxLls0ENCH.
UNITkD srATKs CIRCUIT coURT-J@r 20 -s.tor.
Justice ShALLsy


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EsBEElLIK0 LETTERS.
United States sgt. John NJ Kean.-Ths prisonrr
fsrseriy cert At the Postoce charged With stealing
from s Fes onee Of this oi tve lesrs icr Tas Nee
t.inas SAL The evidence tts effect that N. prisoner
10 tale the iei'e and serrsrd dropped them and
uitn.ss, swsy when threatened vita sst without hat
O coar,ssy' Usaed s,.,s. Ds,r,e, Attorney. sod J
cuues Mr. Beecs and erJadss Desc for dsfesdsn'.
Th msruas sentence va pronounced upor the following
priouer eithef oi~d pleas Of rui'
Abbs neDevu fr passing altered United States Tres.
NV - The Denomination Of tiOo sentenced To the
House Of Rsfage for ttree mo-iAs
passisg counterfeit 80 United etsts. Treasury
setsnced for ave hard labor sing sing and
1sa lone. otherwise called Martin Qarf indicted for
Iss l several counterfeit 60 4 Tfetspry
fenced sns Sag Proo ior Ave yeas hard labor aud TO
Uned states bond Of tie valne % Oo setenccd to
two bard bor sng SiSg Prison and to fac
Roe. C,ira. indicted for passing counterfeit 80 T.
Treasury noe entcncei 10 Ihc House of efuIe Tor in
chaii,. cgrrr indicted for seore'ing and e@he,lg
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sssnod Of ten yeArs and ~ mouths
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DECISIONS.
John Allied agt. Elizabeth Alfrel.-Decree Of d.
BeSI.Tlo NJ meGes George D. sabln Motion granted
Lew. rvlomny :, Al ssi Jarvis. sl'de ct aL-Mo'ion
granted. and allowance Of $500 ordered.
Samuel Inshsn sgt Amanda A Never Of al -Eeport Of
Referee confirmed. and Judgment ordered.
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ChAfe. A. Foster sgt Alfred Motion granted and
reference ordered
james IL Grovestsen st al. sst Alfred TslbUt-SOtOn
granted.
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nAsd
Before Justice BAEsARD.
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ordered.
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ordered
SUPERIOR coURT-SPEcIkL TERS
Elshs n FRANCIS sgt Bniy ffsncA-Doofee Of divorce
grated.
Samuel d. Potter AgL xs,y Jane Gsrroyolss Motion
FrsDted-
UNITED STATES COMMIsslOSERs OfffCE-JUxE 20
Before Con missioner trrTA
THR HUGHES BOUNTY -BROKfS0 CASH.
Owing TO the absence OF Gen. Fry the vas adj
JouIaed over "a Tuesday neat al IL a.
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