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the keeper brazon she from the ver nature OF her bus
BE- cO1d hold up her head against it. However
defense attempted and Mr. George W. Bogort who de,
cnCd himself the agent for the appeared ena stated
that be let the premises that DO collects the rent and tat ne
responsible 90 the OF the property Mr. Gerdns W.
Livingston, (Which Is not IN the DrectoryJ
Mr. B0Cet n response searching cross examination uy
Mr. Bedford Deputy District Attorney said that he knew the
house 90 De- kept house OF III fame house OF assgna0n
that Dc bod been perfectly OF IL for long time ana still
IN spite Of t knowledge l had continued 10 let the property
20 the for the purpose lie receives nom hef
eco Per year and tho the business pnIsued Dy le
Vomaa Myers Is perfectly well knoHn 70 him 80
witness called who testified that be Is m inc haD OF
visiting az Mrs Myers house With his WIFE he snd ne always
nds the door unlocked and has 10 ring the bell that
other people and go while he in the house without ring
ing the bell end some 10 the same effect In snort ls
witness too anxious help bis friend Mrs Myers ana ia
his eagene 70 thing that he thought could beneht
her he only succeeded IN having every word OF his testimony
from first 20 last utterly dscredifed Mrs Myers had kept
him of the stand she would have stood much better IN the op
Ton Of the Judge
A it she found guilty and reIanded FOR punishment
Adjourned TO Saturday, the 9th inst.
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COURT CALTYDARs-THrs DAY.

SUPREME CoURT CrRoUfT-PARr I-Held by sUIHER-
LAID, JCoort opens At 10 O'Clock r-short 81.
Eeasn 329 0Iery sgt The Bsnk q so9h sSas
Colt 1888 Keet 81 Al sgi De Bsuco 9i3 sesgoruan
Mos I7 RsynoS 81 FL ct TIE Fin s5d ON ~ Ao Rs,
God ag, Devoe 1863 salomon ct a. s:t Hanson e. a. 60
a. Sadrswi sda ri Miller q Al Az Pain ct a. mpd al2l,
P,T .s IN. Zane i9KBspp ex Art MeBd isss Bryut
al e. Hese ct si SoiJ tNo. p Whimois at faitisoI
= ' o: 5 scI,idri a5 Wem6sg az Woa sol Seas same
Sion csgisSo. sti6 DOys sS Cuiberson 81 s9s COINS
Toe snk Of soaih Caon9 9 Lsy at TIE benk Il .ae
iona Hank q Auoro ID Derare !. 400 Re lg Sylvester.
Mckay Ct a. 38i ills agt Mayer 500 Kindhers az ii.fr
Koch 29 n y steam EnEng Co WORKS Eunersr 800 stein
to CO Nat Bank sst R.hafdon % 4 Green az new
lsr lliHe BY IS,t- DAVIS, At No % DusneCoort opens At
and Transportation 800 Newman K7rlo lnl5 Lyon al
Rinsr ~ 2os Dowden as HcFpoak 81 sPrisae as'
GIrEoty 29 Denac a. a. e. Msn9 'i6 Aauber aia ssi
SlI i 9sSTl s A sS sa NlhsJ .t az
FHs National Bans q New OrsH i ga spaudus at Bron,on
l-9i Bsber AT Csgeatsf: et, Goehi 'st s,hrBelst'
srrcM fSRs-Hed By Jgh. DASIEIs-No % Daage q Ite
od by Justice lARs tF-coat oreu, e. % osoes ea
Of e caludare ocolk no. g. Morrison e a. &C. Wright
Peussd So sane at BrSvl Ell s,ao ls. Whs 5ie,r-nrr
49, arr. sa Ksa Bs5t az Bstmsat lss s,te at Reed
vile ~, AcCsun AT frslet Dos Mdrl. - 'e e 90 The
Nenee Siberia 40 2'' Ly rr..en s oroavei 2'' Bur- st
sUPfmoE COUEI-lHAL TENt-PART l. Held by
QAEviS ytomt opens o. u ociocs O. u'o' go icn- a.
a. re Ter, C,rpsay 1e- Gr,eae Bond ti3 Jerome
q e. 'st Greene ,, Es ,n q. lfh,g; t,o ht ~ a.
Atvci sst hstc, ~ h..aigr' d. blroli - b.g,~
by io,r. ii-r6,Tc ,i 10 w. ,-r,tsr a. e.i,r ta i-a
MARru CoUET GENERAL 1rm-B.forc A1E-r.
Com. t for td17 o. . ane .'s a. altt' iru.1' rnafs'i
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Neon s.'-e LrdFitt.I
The "wIt-h-re.urus 81 this Court yesterday morn.
ing presented several 81 the socn~I spicy dr
Iiior hy Justice frtHt Od,sf Joseph r. Studoftle III
te,lh Prclo appeared aud sail be- had arrested Michael
Bu ami Liza Bufns toe previous evening Washington
sluar ar improper behavior Aaron Walter filed complaint
Gus sarah Couerly and indecent conduct
comm, A- and raising the window while he was
asleep
tn ror Tu-Ei,a Smith Of Sulivanst charges Anna
Hall with i-'aulting aud beating hor Ia the face with her
,snced G- end Anna aserei the against Eliza
h tnd ia~, each held u the capacity OF complainant
iafrnd.gL
a SrEASlle TAKLy IS sY = PEosTuTE.-B Robert II Rob
es boarde1 ~ the Ncoas Hotel complained that he had
stolen from him ssViu Na'oua Bank bills on the ejh Of Octo
be-. end be charged o1 Robert with the hef from the fol
Tar dcroaeu il company wiz friend drove IA a coach TO
house i Hpustou-,t sept b. Jhu Mrt oId He remained Ia
bedroom and both retired together His pants with the
money in he f0h pocket Vrll lcl Ing chair About q
the hoH OF De- would hc arrested She asked BIN be did not
her the murder outside TIE door and he got up 10 put
on biz plris and on uhcu be dlseo' cred his lose
Louise Ten Tie room before iO aud ~ he passed into the
hallway be joined by he friend Thomas h
han Wien s returned che went to leave her bedroom as
possible and told him be accused her al stealing she
would break bis head with pitcher AT this time another
g into he apartment and conversed with Louisa bu!
soon e leaving her lying the bed The person robbed
then Stood a. tie window until Ohelr Cunchr Of the Eighth
Precinct along. who Was called In and made the
errct on cross.eraml nation the complainant test
fed That be the defendant at l o'clock on the
morning o the sh bu could not tel No what place be was
stranger tae city and did uot know the streets In this cry
ho STAYED with girl IS minutes bn did not know the
subject VI conversation with hc The adjourned
ON today for further inyestigairoa.
RoBBNG 4 BED-FELfow-Joseph ounlan deposed that he
ne, Maria Denny on the 2h OF October and accompanied her
10 house Gandt and went TO bed with her and when
he got up Maria OF the room and ESQ IN bank bills
missing u bis pnnts pocket He thought MAria was
gutv and had her arrested by officer McDcrmot aud she
committed In the sum OF o. 90 to answer the charge OF
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MATT GAZE TIE.
at rELssHArH TO THs TRIBUNE

at rELssxArH TRsrSE
DETACHED
Oct l6-Acting Master Lewis G. Cook from reesiyiss
.hP Vermont and erssrea 20 .'s,Stgs Nina Acting a.1;sr
tag Nine ctiuSF Asst Eognser Alexander Mcgee foq as4
SoEd S rs :nS s s,s q SS
duty the Naval A.dsuy Third Asst Engnss Wm hia's
Oct l7.-Actng Third Assistant Engineer William g.
Allen from duty in connection with iron elad' A. New o'an' LA
and granted leave Of absence o,r,Dr,
Oct 7-Mdshpmsn ~ Totseu to steamer Ascstaey ks4
aa as p6s .nns to steamer s.co Acius d
Tner iry Lehhed TO duty CONGESTION WaiFoa si's Hso
PLACED on SICK LEAVE.
oo' l;-MidihPnAn Wm. WAITE.
ORDLR REVOKED.
Oct I7Ae,ns second A.sant Engineer JOia sIi,t =
steamer saco and granted leave Of sbssRee.
HOSoRABLY DISCHARGED. Y
Oct. 6ActuT Master L. A snsi ,nd Acting En'so ss's
from Oct. H.
The Glasgow sailed from the NsvyY ,rd Peassco.A
Dr. A Wilson sidney Ohio James p Buch6sA Cssrasld
Oct Ths order eyo.ns .ne sppoa.z4ea 81 nS.n -.
MILITARY BAyDs. -
W" WsaSseToS Oct ~ 1888 :
osDEa No IL Section q es As, sVp,',s, s
sy Academy be retained Or enlisted IN TIE array v 90
s o wsr :ss in ts Of peace to assemble bfssde:
posts which the largest nun troops ,n os -
Tsdsr hi. Act bands composed Of leader snt "a asA
clam, NAV be maintained At the posts desiguaied below
Wet Point Nsw.YOr Fort ccumbu New YoIk Hsrberi Pas
Charleston, South Carolina Louisville Kentucky Nashville Tea
Eese Jstsr.0n Bssek Mls.ou fGr Lesysnrcr,s kss.s
srbO San francisco California Fort 'ane0sTsF ansss
~ The st-. Of paw sOwed Ie.def s5 mouth, With ssse
allowances Of restuens quATterser erseat Gee
snee Of srsssn,s Of Engineers. constituting Oh. ..ses
pay and allowance. Of Cerporss o. Engpss. one
tuDg third class and allowances o. h'c P''s
E9yi1ss5. s....,...,w,.
~ '1' y ~ T. d TOWNSEND, Assistant Al a,sat Gessr.i
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THE INDIAN VAR COMMENCED.
as ENGAGEMENT WITH UNITED STATES TROOPS.
81 rkLRaRar TO TIE TREBusF

as ENGAGEMENT WITH UNITED STATES TROOPS
rELRsRsPH TO THE TRIBUNE
JULEsBURG, Colorado, Oct. 2I.-The Indian wss
has commenced Two hundred and fifty head Of we'd
driven of By the indians within fsE miles OF Mount Sede
wick One hundred head Of mules owned by Henry CaTiis
ehter for the overland stage line and hundred and n
head Of cattle belonging Neasry Wall Co. Of DenvG
also driven of Several Of the night herdeT were Killed
by the sayages and a number OF OhoIf wounded
Trains have been attacked points but 10 each go
the Indians have been rcpuscd.
AS the hostile disposition the Indians report
ed 10 Capt james W Mel o. the 18th T. = Infantry cor
handing nj this post he al mOulted Companies and
OF the 2d T. Cavalry vino started after the Indians and ovs
took them killing five and wounding Is OF them and oapufnx
all their ponies wwams AMI with the loss Of but two
our men
credit is due Ieuts ATmrs and Norwood for hey
unrng exertions IN recapturng than oaehad OF N
stock driven of
within three miles Of the with very hostile dsne
STATIONS toward the whites.
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DEAsrER 10 TIE sInp r0RruNA.

By TnBuSE
BOsToS. Oct 4.-The Hanoverian ship FOrt0na
from Liverpool FOR NewYork with general cargo Of mechsn
disc and salt encountered hurricane Tho ID and 9Th lsS,
IN Lat 80 a. Long % 0j and on the 9Th abandoned "
a sinking condition. All hands rescued BY the sh{
Winged Hunter Calcutta and arrived ts port 10 1a
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FROM OUR FOREIGN FILES.
ENGLAND.
CHE INSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT AND I'LL UNION HlIUB-
LICAE PARTY.
AaNAN a. 20
Ernm III. n-L-N Nar... o..

CHE CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDlENT AND I'M UNION BIIJ 2.
LICAG PARTY.
FROM tn Del news. Oc. ].
Schiller e' that IN the great religious wars OF Germany
fessos Of state oCuHtDd the Princes and consC0r
sicons-reasons faith-iuspred the people who fought
k1de them. y just so n Ibis northern conflict. 1s '
tee Tar they have duty 20 discharge TOW ar tie colonel race
switch hiss een freed ty tcir and ty I'm m amend.
tus1 a only means %. dscaarrnc IT, The politicians sec
that reconstruction the old unequal has, eventual
Ee.n o. southern performance and they i tr aci-
eal which takes from southern whites the power of you
lhe freedmen the only of keeping The S0Hth ni pGc
r. State and convictions of duty thus Together and
solsoldlt party strong enough 20 convince Tic Al ok
NEE fnItthe amendment IS just and Necessary and 90 unite
tn TRIBUNE and The Herald in the conviction that must DO
pf through TIE effort Of the Union Republican party iu
ts present elections is simply support Congress putting
To anne. l1sut through
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CorpT DUSTNTSS-Oot. %.
SupRElrE CorpT-CpCUTT-PARTI /.

SUPRElH HT-CRcUIT-PART l.-Mr. justice 80 III pa.
ERILNB Fsrrsve sr Peel tdm-Compzin dismissed oy ofIfu
aE Barker S-CouTant dismissed by dtiagt fAkl ~
Mr.. Justice lSuHAHGNLtIu q q sg Treat e. t-inq5
Court JUDGMENT Tor rndh S297 50 Richmond ct a. AT Coil
s-Coutlsnf dismissed Before Mr. Justice DAyn the riot
Law sturgs Psui SpohodIhs oounse h'
g. hand In paperi the Court on fnday morning,
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CoURT-BeioreJ udge sMALLEf
were called all IN which counsel weu o
present. represented of @ the Term The case Of = het
Lucky Indicted f0r forging vouchers 70 obtain pe nVNey vi"
fstd. fr h. If Dee
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rrrcnTLHE APPOINTMENTS.

I Br rEtEGRAPH TRIBUNE ,,-- -
w. ,6, ta.Vo Walter Beekwith, Collector for tbs I'D Df
tt al MhiTsn; John c. Hos Assessor for the lid Dl,tr
Psrnsvsns j. H. Mckee has been appointed Nsha o. toe Es
] Dict ol LouIslsns
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GQlnhrCLng q
The plaintiff brought a-t 10 recover sO iof WoA lDoI alu
materials hrnished on contract Tor lettering tie two glbes
Of The building occupied BY ie Company N Centrcs IN
syle correudne 70 pattern furnished by tie Company
Tile defendnts Oppo,ed claim on ground that The letter
iu accordance with their directions Case t On
Mr Niles for plaintiff M. DlmnIGk Tor ueIeA1aIi's'
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THE BROOKLYN VETERANS.

PRESENTATION OF MEDALs-A GALA DAY IN THE CITY
SCENES AND INCIDENTS
Yesterday was n "gas day" in Brooklyn. In
the time Of The county need the city sent forth her sons by
ousand and right wen did they light Che good fight The
grass grows green many Of their graves but goody
uter s remain aud the city honored herself vel her
soldier the proceedings Of Yesterday An appropriation had
b made by the Common Council for the purpose OF present
ng ed, 10 every Brooklyn soldier who fortunate enough
10 return ave and with honor from hs many bstteeds OF the
south Yesterday selected fitting time 20 besow these
"ges Of honor and early IN the morning the veterans aud
the members Of tho various militia regiments OF the city
gathered st TIE assigned places 10 participate in tho proceed
ng Nearly every house adorned with bunting and the
CITY Hall Police Ilendgusrtes aud other public buildings
their manifestations Of approval Every window was filed
and the honeps were crowded or the streets
were packed blue aud gray being mingled promiscuousy
At little after 10 o'clock His E1celency Gov Reuben
Fcuton arrived nt Fulton Ferry and greeted with salute
Inriua
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The Commissioner has received and placed On bic a
Esp tuaiedin Santa Cis1a County ts
loIs surveysd In July ea Il embraces s99ut If ayos
100 Tie improvements embrace sous 800 buildings, oostns 81
Isssess sshepi hstsI dHsaKs terss u anga ss
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Royce agt Rogge -Counsel fee reduced TO S3lli
tic plaintiff right to apply iOF further counsel fee
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pPEMh tOLRl-lIU D'lHti-Oct @J-Beoit tW
sCGUCHAH and Jury.
rAsALE or HEMP AND ITS DIFFICULTIES
Goodwin AIT Miller

This was IN action to the value Of three bales
Of hemp which plaintiff alleged the defendant uniusy de-
tsned The defendant coutended that the plaintiff sold him
some bales delivered 40 OF them and then without cause
had the Scf take away 10 OF them and that ho entitled 10
damage, or te paint breach OF bic contract b. removing
TIE hemp he had sold 10 for fixed price The jup
verdict To- defendant Judge Armstrong Tor plauilh Roswell
D. Hatch defendant
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DECIsIONs

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS-sPEcAt TEM-0cr. 81
Beimo Judge BRADT
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CAS-. Tor appeal L,rnsi and Warren for plaintiff L S
Chatfeld for defendants
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-01

SNARLING.-The way not to he healthy or
happy Is 10 keep M AN incessant snarling.
IL you want 10 grow lean cadayerous, and
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matters YOU know nothing about. Accuse
other people OF rong-dOing necessarily,
and you will find but little time 10 see any
wrong IN yourself We wish here and now
to Inform all men of irritable dispositions
that they will live longer II they only keep
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HousE OF REPRESENTATIVES,,
WASHINGTON, ID. G..
4 mil 30 1871
NVTII z. INWI'
TO the Hon. abraham Lincoln, President
Of the United States.


TO the Hon. AJrdham Lincoln, President
Of the United States.
Sri enclose You an article which ap
peared originally in the Wheeling .I.ieHs-
genees, and was copied into the Clrvelaad
Leader with appreciation. 1t is an open
and direct invitation 10 assassination. IL
needs no comment and admits of no ex-
planation. The editor Of the hteiiigeRCer
and the editor of the Ledder both hold re
sponsiblc offices under your Administra-
ton, the one being postmnstcra at Wheeling.
and the other postmaster ut Cleveland.
Confident that you must look with horror
upon any attempt to introduce or to incite
to Il system of assassination for differences
of political opinions, or even for political
ollcnses in this country, and desire 10 rs
sassins or aiders or abettors of assassins ill
Office under you. deem it only necessary
To submit the article to your consideration.
Very RcsDppttiillN, .lIf
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il Mih3n
o an
LOT '
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So1-tifcat cS, Five Dollars
APPLICATION FOR ctRrL :AEs SHOULD Be MAOfIhiMLOATEY
THE ENGKAVIEGS GlVgN 10 SUBSCRIBRRS

rguested 10 MAXI siy rem HGRees by D
schceH Is possible 10 do GJee H1aefs Ao"a Ss .
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C. HOFFMAN. eN-Lieut Governor
iRlGGS Ewing. irggs y go,
/ y MtNN, Mum \ Scott Elevator,
y DORE President OF the EuuU oi Trade,
o. \ ELLIS, ireadent Secoud National blnA
COMMITTEE.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-01
THE DAILY EMPIRE.
81. H. ROBINSON.
From the la Crosse Democrat. oct p. ]
A AsSassiuatiOn-Once Morei
PUBLIsHER AND PROPRIETOR.


The Radical Western papers in Indiana
and Ohio, as well as In other sections, have
revived aud resurrccted the assassination
article $50 called) published i'm the La Crosse
DemOcrdi. of the 29th of August. 1864. with
all the exaggerations of garblcd and mlIti-
lated language, aud we have publishes
again what we It'd say, not one letter or
word of which we have any desire to take
back or deny. We hope they Will publish
the extract again and vet again. and that
ms frequently rs they think its airing win
rebound to the success of their despotic and
atrociOus principles and party, they Will
display IL in all the magniicence Of caps,
small caps, italics and exclamation points
in their several columns. That course Just
suits us-we like it-thrive by it--''you do
us proud when you copy from us, and as
long as you give credit. we will thank you
kindly, and allow you to continue doing 50.
But while we are talking of assassination
matters, we have n little subject ON hand.
n small sized nut for radicals TO crack,
something for them to consider in all its
bearings. We hope they will publish what
follows, and give us an opinion or two o:
the subject. What we state are iacts--Oc-
curing, bear in mind, in lSG2l While
Clement l.. Nallandigham was member
of the House, in 1862, representing the
Dayton district with an Independence ard
dignity worthy his constituency. he pre-
sumed to act in his official career in oppO
sition to the "loyar' line of policy-he was
In a hopeless minority. but he was faith
ful, answering. steadiast, brave.
We remember as if it was but of yes
terday's occurrence how like an honest,
country loving, God-iearing patriot. he
stood to his post of duty-we can hear
again the pack of hungry war wolves hey
ing about him. swapping their teeth, howl
ing fiercely! Were there no threats of
Lincoln Ga copy of which is furnished us
by II friend). recetUed md read by him, too,
for answer:
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