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La sentinelle de Thibodaux. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1861-1866, 1866-03-10
saeeessi n de Marie Bernard, ep0nse de
j. B. Geb!thaux.

ETAT DE La IloUISTANE-Co,E du
= 3me District Jadiciaire, Paroisse de La
f.urclic.
Attendn one Z,non Bernard, de Ia dite
paroisse, q fait son application 4 la dite cour
pour obten;rt liadlninistrtion de Ia dite success
iqa.
En consequence avis est donne h tontes les
personnes que celia peut concerner d'avoir q fai-
re lcurs oppositions 81 elles en- ont, cette de-
nande, au Greftier de la dite Copr, dams les dix
jours qui suiEront Ia premiere publication de Get
avis. autrement'le retionnaire sera. dams les de-
lais de la loi. nomme ct dament qualil;e admi-
nistrateur de Ia dite succession.
67SsA Temoin ma main ct lie sceaa de 10 dite
ssD Cour, ee leeme jenr de Mars. .smil huit
centsoiyante-six. s
10 mar. e. S. ALLAN, Gr.fiier.
La sentinelle de Thibodaux. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1861-1866, 1866-03-10
AVIS JUDICIAIRES.
Succession de Geo. S.Guion.

ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA E.-cour an
I13mc District Judiciairc. Paroisso dc
Lafourche.
A toas esuz On lcs prssentes peureat intsressr
AVIS est dome une assemblee des cream
cicrs de George S. Guioh. decide, aura lieu de-
want ]. K. Goardain, Recordeur de la ditc pa.
roisse son burean, dams Ia vile de Thibodaux,
lie samedi lime jour d'Arril 1866, 4 10 heures
L. NJ, afn de prendre en- cosideration les atfaircs
de la dite succession, ct d'ariser an melieur
moyen de disposer de ses effsts ct rroprietes.
90 En- fol de quoi nj signe ct marque
gshaD la place du sceau de la dite Cour,
ce 10 Mars. 1866.
70 mars-66 L. S. 4LLlfN GreEsr
La sentinelle de Thibodaux. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1861-1866, 1866-03-10
SUCCESSION DsEUGENE 5LAGdIN E1-
C0MMUNAUTE: 7slf
ETAT DE La LOUISIANA Cour din
- 3me District Jndiciaire, Paroissc de La

X sA1A hl1 LIZA A44OO1JltA GOuT Gil
= 3Ine District Jndiciaire, Paroissc de La
che.
En- vertn dun ordrc de vente, drnaaaat id Ia
Cour cidessns nentionnse dand IL succession
ct conlmnnaHte ci-dessuss nhmmee, i,ofrirai Il
iencan public, le JEU UDI 22meio de Mars 1895,
10 henres a. NJ. sur ses lieux sitncs dams cette
paroisse, rive droitc din bayou Lafourche. en-.
viron2 "a miles en- has de Ia vile de Thibodanx,
les propriet6s mobileres appartenanta d la dite
succession ct communaIite, savoir.;
Une charrette, un skiE, une selle ct bride, une
machine egrener le mais, .dcux chandieres.
TN lot d'outils de charpantier, IN cEeval, etc.
& CONDITIONS: Payable toutes somnes a,i-
dessors do dix piastres, compliant; ct toutcs
sommes &c ct excedant dix piastres, payable un
an apree bate. hes acqnereurs fournissai,t leuss
billets avec honne ct valable securite, avec In
s pour cent Ian, pay yables pordre ID Mmo
Rosalie Forest, tutrice. ~
10 mars, NJ. BoURE, Sheriff.
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so THIE PUBLIC
4. ID. Moore,
COR. MAIN AND FOCUS STREETS
THIBoDArx, La.

THIBoDArx, La.
HAS JUST REOEIVED-an now opening
the finest and beetsselected Spring and Summer
goods ever brought to this market, which he
offers for sale at the lowest market price having
purchased the same at the time when panic
appeared in the manufacturing district. The
following are some Of the numerous articles
Poplins, new style,
Grenadine, of rare patterns,
Golored bawn, of every description,
Toile Danoise. all colors,
Ginghan,s, incompatible for
Beauty and quality,
Swiss Muslin, Of every gual.
Emhroideries, such as
Bands. Edgings, Insert
ings and Valancienne
Isaces,
Collars and Cuffs
ofvarious kinds
Sheetings, and style.
from threo- -fourths to ten. fourths wide,
Calicoes, Of rare patterns, from zoo
to 30c per yard. aud all other
Goods to suit tho time.
ALSO,
a large assortme mt Of Ladies
and GentleInen's Boots,
Shoes, Hats, &C.,
With an assortment
Of all kinds Of
Spring and
Summer stuff
for men ware
SUCH AS: White and
Brown Drill,
Tweed.
Casemiro,
Jeans.
Cottonade, &C..
With suitable
Trimmings for
Ladies
and
Gentlemen.
Now,
Come One /! Come All!
And examine for yourself, and if you do
not purchase you are welcome just the
same. Remember
Il. ID. MOORE.
Corner Main and Focus sts.
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: 49,
Adolphe Perrin, execnteur testamentaire datif
vs.. les heritiers ct creanciers dc v. Richard.
Etat de Ia Louisiana Paroisse
de Lafourche. Cour du 3ne Dis
trict JUdiciaire.
Attendu que Adolphe Perrin. d1ment nomme
ct qualifie executeur tesfamentaire da if de la
succession de Victor Richard. decide. a ce jour,
depose ce bureau uH cd4npte ptorisoire de son
administration de 10 dite succession,
& En- consequence les heritiers ct creanciers de
In susdite succession, ct les personpes intercs-
srees, sont notifies d'avoir presenter ce bu-
.reau dams les trente jours qni saivront Ia
publication din dit avis. les objections qu'elles
peuyent avoir a lhomologation du dit tableau,
autcementil sera appron:e ct l'homologue con-
formement la loi.
aNsN En- fol detqnoi j'ai signe ct marque
D laplace du sceau dc Ia dlte Cour,
ee Is Fevrier 1866.
l7fav. T. $. AkL4IH Greassr.
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4itltnlond: 1ispatth,
TUEsDk..-..-...DECEMBER II, 1866.
AaIctson Sales This Day..

=. B. COO viii sell to-day at the store Of MFR.
John fnme. on Main near Twelfth street. q
varis and elegant assortment OF furniture,
giasss nd chinaware, and carpets. Sale to
comnIcs at 10 O'clock. ... rI IL
a. POWERFULLY TAYLOR viii sell to-day at A.
J. Wdrop's, three miles from the city, on the
MesAw Bridge road, provender, corn, farming
utssss mule, COW, hogs, Sc. Sale at IL
o'ckS.
Ak. GIMP, High Constable, viii. at 10 o'clock
to- n, sell In rear of the store Of Christian,
Lef Co., q lot Of furniture, serving machine,
HARRloN, GoDDIN L APPERsoN will, on the
prsnises, at Ios clock this morning, sell the
yaiable residence at the corner OF Broad and
Nh streets. Immediately after this sale they
vf sell the lot on Broad street, south sido,
W. OF Shockoe creek, l4ss front by loo deep.
z. wPOwELL will sell at 10 o'clock one Of the
h,est and finest sssorments Of French, China,
Bnemian, and cut glassware, elegant fancy
nicles, etc, ever offered in this city. This
de is worthy the attention of the trade and
fose wishing TO purchase handsome china and
t,assware. 4 ,.,. ..#r
Es. POWELL will self at clock, at the yard
orner of Nineteenth and Cary streets, 400 tons
est quality red ash, egg, and stove anthracite
oal. -..... .a. ..
R.l. ]. CLOPTON will, at I o'clock P. N. this
day, sell on the premises two neat cottage resi-
dences on Union Hill opposite the dwelling oi
DR.. A. o. strecker. ... r..s ... ...rr,.
q RRIsoN, GoDDIN & APPERsoN will to-day,
on the premises, at IL o'clock, sell the valuable
suburban residence and market garden called
Oak Grove, on the New Bridge road, one and q
4 half miles east Of Richmond.
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MEETING OF THE CITY C0UNCIL.-A reg
alar meeting of the City Council was held
yesterday afternoon at o'clock. There
were present Messrs. Mcfarland, presl-
dent Crutchfeld, Mason, Lee, Clopton,
Griffin, Saunders, Epps, Styll, Smith, Scott,
Harvey, August, Crump, and Taylor.
An ordinance to appropriate $3.50 to the
aid of the Dorcas Society connected with
the Broad-street Methodist church, for
the purpose of clothing orphans under the
charge of the society, was recommitted TO
the committee that reported it.
The Committee of Finance offered re-
port relative to the class tax, in which
they state that many petitions had been
laid before them for the reduction of the
class tax. Among the petitions were those
of John Merk, Samuel Ayres & Co., Ameri-
can Telegraph Company, Barksdale g.
ReeC, Woods, Fay s. Reed, S. Rapp g. Co.,
and j. Grill, Sr. 1t was recommended to
reduce the class tax Of Mrs. Sarah Saddler
to $40, Henry Kayton to $25, Smith &
Harwood to $50, Julius kraker to $50
(Sl00 being the original taxi, George
=. McAlpin x Co. from 5000 to $500, G.
w. Purcell and William B. Isaacs Co.
from $1,000 to $3.50, B. w. Knowles
from 800 to S25, Midlothian Coal Compa-
ny from $500 to $4OO George Gwathmey
from 500 to $50. There We're also some
other reductions.
A recommendation that the taxes on
express companies, as far as the Southern
and Adams Express Companies are con
cerned, do not be reduced, was adopted.
Thereport Of the committee was adopted
with the exception Of the appropriation u
the Dorcas Society.
The Commissioners of Streets submit tee
resolutions, which were adopted, in favo
of allowing the Richmond Street Railwa.
Company to let their cars stand in th'
street until the 18th of December, provided
they do not place them in a position to IN
commode the street-erossings.
Solomon Davis s. Co.'s petition to erec
steam tannery within the limits of tn
city was granted.
An application of Mr.. John 2. Sledd t.
, be restored to the privilege of selling mea
in the Second Market, of which he ha'
been deprived for violation Of the city ord
nance, was granted-l0 ayes to noes.
RI A motion to reconsider the vote was de
feated-9 toe. s.
Captain William James Epps was unani
, lnousl " reelected to his office in the Cit
Council. .t. .....
Washington Gill, Esq, was reelecte
city engineer. fa, i. ...
John Talman was reelected Inspector {
vehicles. -.
John N. Higgins, ESQ.,, was reelecte
overseer of city hands. .r
A resolution was adopted allowing th
Richmond Street Railway Company unit
: the lst Of December to complete the fir:
route of the road, and, further, to allow
. to build temporary sheds to house the cal
at their stable lot, and to allow the con
pany to keep them on the street until tn
. lst Of February. v .1
On motion, the Council adjourned.
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THE LECTURE To-NIGHT.-We need
scarcely remind our readers of the lee
ture tonight before the Young Mems
Christian Association by the Rev. DR.. Full
Ter, of Baltimore,
The fame of this distinguished divine
and pulpit orator has been even enhanced
by his recent splendid series of sermons in
this city, which have drawn increasing
crowds night after night. His feryid elo-
quence will fpd appropriate scope in the
grand theme he has chosen, and We be-
speak for him and for the Association an
overfowing audience at DR.. Hoge's church
tonight,
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. A MATCH GAME of baseball was played
on Saturday between the second nine OF
the Confederate and the first nine Of the
Enterprise Club. Score: Confederate, n
O, 2S R; Enterprise, 27 0, "a R. Fly
catches.-Confedera Anderson, /; Big
ger, /; Winfree, /; sEllyson,2 Smith, L.
6. Enterprise: Purcell, Q; Grant, 4.-6.
Home Observation-Disclosures Ellyson, /.
Enterprise Purcell, !. Umpire.-W. II.
Grant, of Olympic Club, Scorer.-Frank
Isaacs, for both sides. Time of game, six
hours-on account of weather.
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THE LUBIN BRoTHERs.--Tilesesv0satil
performers in the art of "diabolorium !"
1--WE will tell what this is tomorrow did
not appear last night, as they had the mis-
fortune to be among those on. board the
Kelso at the time of the explosion of her
boiler, and were detained over their time.
They reached here yesterday afternoon,
but were unwilling to commence last eve
ming with such little preparation. They,
together with their party, escaped unhurt,
and will appear .to-nigh when, according
to their show. bills, they will "bust biler /"
themselves. 20 - '.es''a ''f9
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puts to blush mans inhumahity TO man"
Coming, as this amount did, ct . time
when the widow and orphans were on the
verge of being stripped Of the very means
Of subsistence, and when thsy were feel
ing the deepest next to his removal fronl
their embrsees) the loss Of tbs provident
husband and father, IL IL ten,told an act cf
benevolence, charity, and justice, which
their tears aedprayers are alone; capable OF
answering. cannot attempt, iti On their
behalf can say that you have sent JOY. and
gladness to q distressed household and one
in every way worthy Of the act Of the
honorable board you represent. ra..no g,'.,"
with their fearful gratitude and my
warmest assurance, ! am, sir, with much much
respect, ,.,I,,,,. ..g at
ra Your obedient servant,
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|, CHRISTMAS TREE.-A " Christmas tree"
is to be exhibited tonight at the store near
the corner of Ninth and Main streets, over
johnson s. ,Chamberlayne'S. This sort Of
tree is getting quite in season. The tree
to be displayed, tonight will be loaded
with variety Of pretty and good things,
delightful even to think of to the little peo-
pie. Refreshments are on hand. The exhi-
bition is for the beneftof St. Marks Sewing
Society. .' ~
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From TIE CoUNTY.-Thc continued case
Of Francis Crowley and John DAILY, the
Yankee soldiers charged with entering Mr..
Smiths store, in Sidney, and assaulting Mr..
Dickens, his clerk, was taken up before the
County Examining Court yesterday and ad-
ditional evidence was taken. Nothing new
was elected, however, and the parties were
sent on. -... ...
Doyle, the other soldier implicated in
this affair, was still too unwell to attend.
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ST. JouN's CHURCH SUNDAY School
which We visited on Sunday last-seems to
be in flourishing condition. Over 120
children regularly attend, and its e1er-
cises are conducted under the superin-
tendence of Mr.. A. Stokes, assisted by
a Librarian, treasurer, and seventeen teach
ers, all of whom take an active interest in
their holy work. .-.---- i - - ~ -
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PosTPoNEMENT.-In consequence of Rev.
DR.. Fuller's lecture tonight before the
Young Mems Christian Association, the
regular monthly meeting of the Associa-
tion will not take place this week. -
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CASES CALLED AT THE HUsTISGs CoURT.
In another column will be found an adver;.
tisement of the cases to be called to-day at
the Hastings Court. II will interest those
persons who have cases in that court. Ii
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MAJOR GENERAL FIELDS. We were
pleased to notice this gallant . 4 distin-
guished officer on our streets } srday,
looking well despite the effects Of the
wounds and hardships Of war;.
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CATTLE RgCovEREp.--Last week John
Disney lost two head of cattle, and Michael
Doles one. On Saturday last the animals
were discovered on Second street, and Mr..
Doles took possession, OF, them. .aaI ~
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STRIKES AMONG MECHANICS We learn
that there was strike among the work
men in the pudding department in the
Tredegar Iron Works in consequence of a
reduction of wages from seven to six dol
lars pr ton. .........
There was also strike inthe mailing de-
partment of the Belle Isle Works in con
sequence of the employment Of two men
not members of the Workingmens Society.
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ApPoINTMESTs.-The Governor yester-
day, appointed William K. Smith notary
public ofthe city of Richmond and county
of Henrico, and Charles l.. Foster notary
public of Buckingham county.
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IMPRISONMENT REMITTED.--Alexand

: IMPRISONMENT REMITTED.-AleHander
Goode, colored, who was sentenced by the
Hastings Court of Richmond to nine
months imprisonment and one hundred
dollars fine for assaulting the son of John
W. Knowles, Esq, of this city, was yester-
day pardoned by the Governor to the e1-
tent of the imprisonment, though the fine
cannot be remitted.
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THE CHAIN GASG.-This institution was
put into operation yesterday morning, and
their first work was digging culvert at
the corner of Tenth and Marshall streets.
There were fourteen members of the gang,
oil negroes except two. One was a white
man who had no shoes, and was sent back
to Jail barefoot. The other was also
white, but was unable to work on account
of sickness. The managers of the gang
are MessrS. Epps, White, Angel, and Ste
phens. Tae work commenced was cul-
vert, which is to be run from the corner of
Tenth and Marshall streets to the new city
building on Broad street.
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REAL ESTATE SALE.-Messrs. Harrison,
Goddin & Apperson sold yesterday the
farm called spine Forest" about five
miles from Richmond, and about one mile
from Atlee's station, on the Virginia Gen.
trail railroad, containing 24OA acres, for
$2,SS6. u.. .... .m..... .-....
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THE EXCHANGE PARTY.-At a meeting of
the Managing Committee Of the party
lately given at the Exchange Hotel, held
at the hotel on Saturday afternoon last,
the following resolutions of thanks were
unanimously adopted:
Resolved, That we, the Managing Com
mittee of the party lately given at the
Exchange Hotel, acknowledging the gene
rous hospitality and earnest efforts to
give pleasure displayed by the propriet,or:s, !,
Messrs. J. L. Darlington & Co., and their
clerks and employees. do return them our
sincerest thanks, together with the as
surance of the profound qualification with
which we remember the success OF theif
efforts.
BeHfwther resolyed, That we tender our
grateful Acknowledgements to Mrs. ) h.
Darlington for her constant and KIND at
tentions to the guests, which added 30
much to the enjoyment of the occasion.
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s STEALING CuICKENs.-In the county Of
Henrco, during the last week, one citizen
has lost sixty chickens, anothert thlrty-iye,
and another twenty. The thieves have evil
dently been preparing for Christmas.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or RICHMOND, DEcRxBER 10. !

- PORT or RICHMOND. DKcKxsER 10. i : !
Steamer Niagara, Couch. New York, msFeh andise
and passengers, q, 7. Watson. -. -, ..
Steamship Raleigh. Alexander, New YORK, mer-
chand ise and pasae pgera, 5. Ayres q Co: ~. nt
Steamer State Of Maryland, Traverss Balttmora,
merchandise and passengers, ID. .& w: Currie.
steamer John Sylvester. Clifford, Norfolk, uisr.
ehandiss and passengers, i. B. TatuI. on /. t...f.
#i SAILED. u ~ f.. !,
Steamer Georgsanna, HiII, Norfolk, merchsn.
disc and passengers, l.. BiTatnm. 'I n. t
Steamshi p Raleigh, Alexander, New York, mer-
eh Andse and passengers, s, Ayres * Go.
, schooner Y. Cornelius, Martin, Smithfeld, light
Schooner Enterprise, -, Norfolk. slaves, a.
sehoonssr Rssscea secor, Marshall, Baltimore,
lumber, McRowan & Curtis. - ,al .ig
Schooner Mary J. Fisher, Fisher, Philadelphia,
scrap iron, j. K. Anderson Co.
.r. =t 81. MEMORANDA.
The schooner Mary J. Fisher, for Philadelphia
with a cargo OF scrap iron for Joseph X. Anderson
A Co In attempting to sail down the river yester.
dsy morning Q0thj ran on the rocks opposite the
old wreck Of the steamer Patrick Henry, whers
she now lies. The extent Of damage, ii any, We
could not learn. A', '''.
BALTIMORE, December s.-hrrived, schooner
Nellie Tarbox, Pendleton, from Hog island, Va.
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RAN OyER.-Yesterday forenoon, a ne
gro boy dashed up Main street on horse,
which became unmanageable because he
had nothing but halter upon him with
which to control him. Near the corner of
Ninth street he ran over small boy, hurt
ing him right badly. The horse continued
his way on up the street, and nothing was
said or done to the negro.
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. THE FREEDMEN's SCHOOL AND ORPHAN
rAsYLUn, until lately located at Camp Lee,
have been removed to the laboratory near
HOLLYWOOD.
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THE managers and officers Of the Holly
wood Memorial Association will meet in
the electure-room Of st. Paurs church this
morning at IL o'clock.
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RUNAwAY.-On yesterday horse ran
away with wagon, running into the buggy
Of Mr.. Cardozo, on Cary street. The SHAFT
Of Mr.. Cardozo's vehicle was broken.
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GRAND BALL.--A grand ballGwill take
place tonight at Schad's Hall, Broad street.
1T is given by the I" "Improved Order of Red
Men," @s"'@ ,"~.h III ..s- ~-' -'@'1 7
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THANKS FOR PAPERs.--To Mr.. Lewis l..
Smith, news dealer, III Broad street. n
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Mayors CouRr-MAYoR MAYo PREsI-
DIsG-MoyDAY MoRNING.-Susan Martin,
negress, charged with stealing articles OF
clothing from Jane Baker, was discharged
in the absence of evidence against her.
Mary Murphy, Milesian Tartar, was ar
raigned to answer the charge OF being
drunk and disorderly on the street. She
was "sent about her business -.
Henry Youst, pafe-looking German
youth, was arraigned TO answer the charge
of straining horse on the street and car
rying concealed weapons. Conclusive eva
dence being adduced to show that the horse
ran away with the young man, and was en-
tirely beyond his control, he was discharged.
Charles C. Mosby and Tucker Robinson,
negroes, charged with firing pop-crackers
on the street, were sent to jail.
Joe Clark, negro, was arraigned for steal
ing an oYerceat from Loeb Brothers. Seye-
raj witnesses testified to having seen Joe
take the coat from the front OF the store OF
Loeb Brothers. This being about Joe's sixth
or eighth offence, he was sent on to answer
| Indictment for felony.
Daniel Woody and Washington Green,
negroes, were arraigned to answer the
charge of breaking into and robbing the
store of NJ. Golden of sundry articles OF
merchandise to the value Of 1000. -,..
Mr.. Golden said that Daniel Woody
staid with him. His store had been entered
! through the window, which had not been
! forced. He believed that Woody bad
taken the key from the window bar when
he left the store the evening before.
A negro girl who lives with Mr.. Golden
testified that Woody offered to give her a
present if she would leave the key in the
yard gate. r-rr az.
The ease was continued until to-day in
the absence of witnesses for the defence.
The case of William Harris, mulatto,
charged with attempting to abduct Lomax
Smiths daughter, was continued until to-
day, in order to procure proper witnesses.
Philip Wagner, charged with allowing
gaming in his saloon, was fined twenty dol
lars. .en .'.# r.