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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-11-07

NEW YORK NOV. =
,,. .-;f.- re- Radical Hogan has
.-.-.-.i I'm. Pike for Congress.
1',,g,r. i- reported to have given 800
..-- mr the Democratic Governor and
-ro--mu small majority Of 81
Wisconsin gives "a Republican majority Of
5000 and irr M C5agrc>sIcu but one.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-11-07


once No. To- F,est Sixth Street, states as follows
C.ScSS4ri, October !. 1863.
MKssEs. ). y. HARRIS Co.--Gcuts.-About one
year ago took a e-la Which settled On ny lungs
violent couch vas tie consequence, Eli,h in
creased with severity I e1pest,Tatei large sua2-
titles Of uLlegm and matter During Tie last win
ter became so much reduced ,hati was confined
90 M a.. Tie disease vaz attended with cold
ciills and uish,-sWeats. = diarrhua sci IN. Ay
friends Thought was in the last sgss Of Consump-
zion, and could not possibly get we'll MAS re-
commended to try ALIENS LUsG BALsAM. The
formula was shown to be, which induced me to
-ireit trial. and viii only add that my coughs
entirely cured, and am now allie to attend to NY
'.usiness rs usual. Yours respectfully,
MEREDITH.
Sold by a. c. srfAE a Go, ssd by all dealers ~
Family Medicines. VISA
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-11-07

MN N0GS, Nov. {.
ra, radical ms,r.y in Illinois Is sand to
D. fully 10000 -..,.
MARYLAND l. = .us D.-noGf1iic- -,
fctelo proved allure
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-11-07

RONDG
orrur
N'"'F" A"''"' "a "a 90
os ruIt,p>I,
,.-.,..-
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CENT. PER ANNUAI. PAYABLE
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THE FIRST DAYS
-
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uy,,-,,,,,. 49,, ,.--rr,u,.., nv
MN ~ ~ ---'' So I'll Ni@Ti - -
ptrtxTs rorDcotNIN
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yORk.
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IN coupon houd- ni Loco '''E'
INC N''-. 1851 -'''''' '''''
cured b- First Aio-t-a-c coustitutn- OBJ absolute
I' .-'' '' '''-' '''" '' --' man. ''i-
F-,rclf.e- and F-t--e p-.rc-., oe lie Central
Pacific Railroad Conn any, located 70 Tue state 'i
r-.....-.. ,..--s.- ...- s,.-,,,...,. ,..f, o.,
tle California state Line, forming I1st ui tAc
,.,-,
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b, the United states Government.
ne Az III 81 ,Asse!- ia' -I'i'---c A'H-' 80 ''
issued per mile .s limited ty Jaw TO tie amount Of
r--i.., s.-... ,--.l anil ...,,,it ID, ,-t tie
obstruction % tic E'ai' am nc AoT'-'-e ny
which they arc secured is declared by Act Of Con
is,,, ,-,,- Az, s,,,c-f,r p. that
% inc 'n'''D states '''
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equal to this First Mortsa-e) is economically and
Iudieious.T applied to the construction and equ'P-
ment OF the Road, together with nearly s''''O''''
received from Stock SUBSCRIPTIONS an' o'hef Sou'-
about 80 percent Of the actual est and value oI
-'''' ~. -.
MAY, ,da......--.--...-.----.--'se,,'!.i555S =
mn .. ------ -''''''... 10000
IN uOhD'
INC earnings arc s'ea'4y llcle'-i' - anu "'o
tima;ed at over slo''9o IN 'oll i'r inc month
Au-ust-tLe official report for that month not nav
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-11-07
TUE "BiBLIcAL RECORDER

The public GENERALLY have great confidence IN
this medicine. Tie numerous testimonials in its
favor from well known clergymen and missionaries,
are well calculated 70 convince any bu. the most
skeptica II there he any Of our readers who still
doubt touching the magic powers Of PERRY DA-
Wis PAIN KILLER to relieve uain, we advise
them to buy one bottle, and give it trial We
never Inew It yet 70 fail.
Sent. Vim
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-11-07
rERMANENr ANp WIDE srREAD

PERMANENT AND WIDE SPREAD
is the best evidence Of the goodness Of BRAN
DRETHs PILLS They should Re il cyery family,
ready FOR use on the FIRST symptoms Of disease oc-
curing This method will o0en save life. Re-
member, the
CHOLERA MUST BE TREATED As \ POISON,
and your safety demands 1t should lie sot iii o.
without delay. Colds, Rheumatism, asthma, p'eu-
risy, diarrhea, eolics, act all sickness is tie
consequences Of active impurities in the hlaod.-
These being removed, the health is restored II
once,
Observe my name in tie Government stamp 10
white letters Sold by Druggists.
= lu'ilv =. BkANIi.Eiu.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-11-07

('AME into the enclosure of the subscriber .u the
- Esd cfSep.cmber, q bright red COW with trass
knobs on heI orus, judged 90 be- about seven wears
old. The owner + rcquested 90 prove property,
ray charge and ttte ..tr away.
HARMON NICHOLS.
Willistcn, Oct3-w3W-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-11-07

tut NJ NF.N-N ANNUtaAIIUN.
TIVE members u the Young Mems Association
L Of Burlington are hereby notified % meet az
their rooms in the City Hail, ON TUESDAY EVE
MING, Nov. 18th, at o'clock, for the following
purposes
first-The hear the report Of the Executive
Committee for the past year.
Scconf-To elect President, Two Vice Presidents
Secretary, Treasurer, and seven Managers Tor the
year ensuing.
ANY person may bccDme q member by paying
three dollars 70 Mr.. Wilder l.. Bur nap, the Ssere
tlry, and any member may continue his member
ship ~ paying two dollars on or before the 8ay Of
election.
The polls for the election of0Gcers will he open
IRON to p. n. under the charge Of Messrs. YIN.
A. CTomhie, Romeo II. Start and j. R. iIickok, as
Inspectors o, Election.
By order of the Executive COMMITTEES
GEORGE N. BfGELOW,
President.
WILDER L. BUREAU,
Secretary.
Rtl-Itn.-t-.r ~. 4 4
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-11-07

IIUtu.IrUIA, nov. =.
Returns nom thc Delaware vote are To-
cn,i Ia, Democratic maj rity viii be
It1
HHp,r--. Drr.f-- asp Car,REH.-It sill
lessen by advertisement IN this paper that DR..
Carpenter, o.ulis. aal Aair.t IS nov located at
. .-cr.cal House ia this ei;s. Tie Or. is q
a: os Maine a,.l Gle press & that State
-H.y % reTs ual know ledge Of many almos,
wonderful cures Of lisea>s- n tie Eye, Ear.
.--t AMI Cst.-rl. received urlsr MS ueat-
a- The also affirm tl4, leis q gentlemen Of
..a.r Who vur,- huair- .r deceive the pub
De- Dr. C.. VIII Iem4.u ia Burlington until
E., -i only, a-i aid interested 4re invited to
s1.n.ue lis Instruments, testimonials aud sys-
Sem q treatment, It wsll cost them thing as
I,rorrAsr 10 Ioyya Nry.-Secura thor
rr.t Practical Eas ,.. Education S.. Bry-
asst. traitor 81 Caaml,r.ias burlington Buzi-
ness College. One .f tasl-.-.f c.7a.rlsl L.
.a., sustaining au .ae-4i.e National Iepu-
aa.r. Advantages far superior 90 any that
can De offered by a mgr, I.-l institution. Tor
mI .rl.ulrS. aIIr,=.
Emssr. STATION IS CnsumIy.
T4a Burlington. Vt
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-11-07

Tie amount n tl4sseirirs. Mortgage Bonds 80 be
issued per mile is limited ty law to tie amount Of
United States Bonds allowed and issued to a.a the
eaas;raetioa @ tic Road, and the MORTGAGE by
whica they arc secured is declared by Act Of Con-
-ress TO constitute lien prior and superior 70 that
% the United States Government
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-11-07
Amount orI>>uc, $ :, 33J, 900
In Coupon BONDS Of 1000 each.

The BONDS haze Thirty Years @. raa. ana are SCI
cured By First ,io-t-a-e, eoust.tutn- OBJ absolute
uri.- Her on that portion ai;tc Road. F4u'r~ents
Franchise. and Fause Property os tie Central
ra,i1, Railroad Company. located Ia tue State Of
California. ana eztsnlin- rou Sacramento C-g TO
tile California State Line, forming past of ihe
Great Pacific Railroad Route, adopted aut aided
hy tac United States Government.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-11-07
HALLS VEGETABLE SICILIAN HAIR
RENEW Err.

READ WHAT DIR. SCHONliL SAYS
Of ALIENS LUNG BALSAM
Messre. J. n. HARRIS Co
GESTs-I make the following statement fiom
perfect conviction and knowledge Of the benefits
ALIENS LUNG BALSAM in curing the most dee
seated Pulmonary Consumption have witnessed
its effects on the young and the old, and can
truly say that it far the hest expecorant remedy
with which am acquainted For Coughs, and all
the early stages Of Lung complaints, believe it to
be a certain cure, and If every family would keep
it by them, ready to administer upon the first ap-
poarance Of disease about the lungs there would be
very few cases Of fatal consumpti.n' It causes the
phegm and matter to raise without irritating those
delicate organs the Lungs and without producing
constipation Of the bowels. 1t also gives strength
to the system, stops the uishtsweats, and changes
the morbid seeretions to a healthy state
Your respectfully, A /. sCONlLL.
Sold BY all Medicine Dealers.
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NOTICE

! HER EEN ee....y tL.t E-ye tA.- iay given my
1 son Au-on 4 el1rG.n DIS time the remainder
q his minority shall u.t CLAIM none Hi L.s waes
u.- pay ans debts ,. is cau.-1-tol iitgr ths ate
A-NOLn SHERMAN,
Egulu-t.u Nt-Nus .-aaF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-08

rwESr.
SPECIAL MEETISG-DTvIDIYG THE CITY INTO TwEsrx
nxE ASSEMBLY nISTRICTs &c. &c.

SPECIAL MEBTISG-DIvIDIYG THE CITY INTO TWENTY.
ONE ASSEMBLY DISTRICTS, &C, &c.
The Board met by special call at 2ocock yesterday
afternoon after recess Of several weeks the PrssidsoA
Henry SMITH, ESQ., in the chair.
A resolution adopted appointing COMMITTEES OF four -
the propriey dividing the city into q election do
rcts accordance with act Of the last Legislature
the Legature fixing the salaries Of each OF the Commas
sioners Charities and Correction at g. 600 per annum
resolution the Board decided TO FIX the salary OF kchsf
OGorman esq legal adviser 70 the Board at t2 per ~
-
The Controller transmitted certified copy Of the coanty
adopted by the Legislature ard approved by
Governor which referred to the Committee on AnnuA
Taxes
The Special Committee the New County Court House
presented resolution favor OF auditing the payroll OF -
borers employed the New CourtHouse up TO May anA
amounting to 1921 Ia.
The same Committee presented second resolution 10 fayo4
Of paving following bills for materials furnished the heV
Court House
Henry L. McMuiray, marble. ~
j. b. & W. w. Cornell iron 81 per contract up
Same for iron per contract up March H.. 1855 81
Both resolutions were adopted
Cor0ners Gamble Wildey and Cover transmitted comma
Board announcing in appropriate ters ~
death Of Coroner Edward Collin which occurred yetsroAe
morning. a
supervisor TWEED paid high tribute to the memory e
Coroner Collin he had known him for many years ~
though politically opposed him yet be firm sriend
genial and gentleman, and upright man. In como
sion Mr. Tweed that the Board attend the funeral
body the deceased that the Board az
iourn which carried. and adoQrnnent was haa "
Thursday next at ~ O'Clock N.
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and therefore void contracts They caa b. ssvoksd
the pleasure Of the railroad companies The got docs
simply prohibit the companies from Issuing free passes ao
prohibits them from caryyse pvsensor properly s ole eaaySe
except in certain special cases not necessary 10 b. considered
How can 1t be said that person WHO Is carried on free pas
issued without consideration before the enactment OF -
recent law and reyokable al pleasure is not carried ~
charger r-...-
II has been suggested that the cannot be snfoncs4
because nteered with the rights OF the railroad companies
over their owe property In opinion there Is constar
uona objection 20 the act Railroads designed for pube
structures through the right Of eminent domain remaining d
the people OF the State In their sovereign capacity In th1
view the whole people interested discreet and sao.
cesul management Of their AFFAIRS and collection and appi.
OF their Practically the dmnuou revos
arising the OF free operates partially AZ
nnrioUsy against those travellers from whom the passes
Withheld Increased and improved facilities will be the
suit Of increased revenue the rates OF fare and freight VII
be reduced At least the prohibition OF free will tee
70 relieve the public from the burdens Of increased
fare and ght
Multiplied arguments be aduced TO demonstrate thAe
the act in question authorized by considerations of plbte
utility bringing 1t within tie constitutional power OF the
Legislature
This argument it appears is conclusive. and shows
to be the interest Of the Whole people to this act enfoco
until the whole Of the pernieioas system OF deadhesds -
railroads is abolished
II il particularly that the people who ride upoe
city railroads should understand their rghshey not -
be crowded Of seats by who paid for ride
lives II is time that back to the practoa9
working Of homely old adage Let tub stand apeo
its own bottom Let every railroad traveller pay bis fv
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City NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Of New Law About
Dead.IIeads.o

Every city railroad has been. in some measure COM
PEELED to submit the power OF the wv ring and grant
free passes TO Aldermen Councilmen. policemen fremen
politicians genus amt they now daily violating the
act Of the last Legislature, which says: ,,,.
Every railroad company in this State hereby prohibited rom
issuing passes It's respective road or roads or carving pei
property free Of charge their road or rsd
such employed such railroad company
sborer sloIneys and excepting Aso 'cA anu
soldiers 800. IN l. .so r.. ...h
ohense etc III n. ,,,, n.
This act now in force and has been since Apr - JUST
much upon city rails upon those where steam 10 ue
every one OF the strikers" riding free Is taxing SIX
cents every ride of the stockhoders poekets we
some OF them will strike back for the penalty ana tes o
question which some people are ciamorousy eon'en1 %
erferes with private rghsthat man has rig 70 so
what he peasss whether free rides upon raoad' VI
So he has il il Is his property Has railroad oTser
any right to give away the stockholders proper"
stature says . -, A.. !. 60 bs. haan
Atorney General Msrtndale, TO whom the law ~ oesn
uhmittsd sves his opinion that the law uss ana p,ope
and peedf TO protect the interest OF oil inc people III
roads. ,.,. -h.,hsr y,iroad comma.
Mas VII be liable the penalty prescribed IN the act 10.
allowing persons travel on their respeeve roa e
cs.rgo on issued before the passage tne so
Saeson In my opinion, the penalty wan De incurred sno
W. rsirosd DOM psnies will b liable to 1t IN suoh GASES
Tbs oassss heretofore usael Ns Uth92 Gas }aksl92
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How the Cadiz Bank Robbers were Captured
over $3.50, 900 Recovered.
Prom The steubenville Herald. May D.


Yesterday afternoon, a party OF some twelve men
started out nom OF Lagrange the Ohio River
some nine miles below this city in pursuit OF the Cadir Bank
robb.r, Capt Alexander Smith who has thorough knowl
edge that section OF country led the party OF scouts
riding three miles below the town of Lagrange Smith
party the right taking 10 the hills for tho pur
pose securing region OF country somewhat secluded ana
where robbers might secrete themselves without being easily
detected from the hababe portion and In solitary
spot Smith recoected there was an old dwelling when haa
Having determined on reconnaissance In that direction he
mons Of 10 the house. where they found fire
had recently built by some person Tor the purpose OF COOK
srewn about and other evidences that cooking had been
ing there recently Leading nom the house and through
mons discovered with some pecuiarites which
ommons recognized the same those leading from
npdosbtedy as those OF the robbers who evidently
far distant Capt Smith the point Of the hill signal
and e OF small ravne One Of the party the opposite
hill the party OF i've desperadoes closely hudded TO-
gether well armed and with manifestations OF resistance
The pursuing party and the robbers on seeing each other
commenced almost simultaneous hrng One Of ths roeoer.
discharged four shots Caaes ogs 81 ous na
effect In the mean time three OF the robbers sroua
the point the hill Two Of them were woqndedone shot
through the elbow. stunned fell and rolled down the svne
Capt Smith, and gentleman named Cfaig rom hsrrison
County secured these OF whom fought IKE tiger put
who SURRENDERED on .eelng se syesa az MN young
named Hill Here some eo 600 OF the stolen money wss
found Smith took from the pockets OF
Of the prisoners ti63 and valuable gold watch s@a
tagged the train the PITTSBURGH and CieVeAhu
Road. and took the two prisoners aboard
the train starting Tor stenbenye one OF the party
rode up and announced that two more OF the robbers had oeen
csptured-makng fOur-that s at large, aud tDa
100000 OF the additional bonds bad been secured making
all $40 I69 The prisoners here are very recent-hso uu
little 10 communicate that will lead TO their identtygNe no
they have respectable connections ana nave no
disposition bring OF them into reroech y ther dfep
utabe The prisoner shot In the arm desperate char
is seriously wounded-the arm beng haered ., ps
his life will be necessary to snputate INC % above 'ns
elbow The other prisoners wound Is oa, sngn. one pau
breaking no bones.
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Travellers, Guide.

To Albany nv iInd.on r. H. DepO, aoth-st and iohave
and by Harlem r. r. Depo. %sh..t END .,h'sri M ".
lem II A. and tl3 pm Sunday tisin via Hudson RIVER
P m oy esI III run o sar ...n oo anu ''"
To Albany, by steamer. ST. John and Dean Richmond
day Sunday excepted rom 100, o. c.ns. A. H." m
20 a. 81 Ds.S,o..e,st q
io gs o. md Ws.ISs,on by the Nswjer,.yR r.
zoo, OF Courtisndtst. and 10 q. M. .. and -
r., Ro,,nn by New London line Pier % N H. daily
TO 5sion BY Newiisven H. H., via Springfield a1ih',
snisn by New. ii.vsn r. r. s7t.i and an ave-
Shore III aud SUNDAY .....''.''.''.,,; !"
To Canandsgas, Rochester, Buffalo, Salamanca aud west
by Rre Railroad foo, Of ChAmbeT-st Of !. 10 q M
and pm EmErsn, train. " ."
10 Greenport by Long Island r. r. Jsme..,,P; z;
80 Manchester and Branch by ksftsn and Delaware
Bay H. r. steamboat Je.'e foy, from pe n H. 81 m
80 H.esettsown and intermediate stations Oy horrs ana
T..I n n foot Of Barclay st.. Al $50 m BY s.ms
fosd for stations west Of Mlbarn 1t tlo D. m Nor
To- Nov Hs1rn "cnnecin; with R. r. for Hartford end
sprnEhedsieAmer. savs Peek SIP ana IL !"
10 Nesiia'en by the ~ M Ia 4 as a. aud p H.
10 Sewbursb Point Poughssepsie Rondo ,s, and
Kingston landing At Colzen. DOcs, Cornwall and Million
esneT Mary Powell Of Desbso''es ST. daily d.'''op m
To NoTwdt connecting with tho psneasy m ' 'e
, nse W. ~ h1i c so h.ross u Nswjsr.ey via A.
Ientown from foot OF Libsrtyst., ~ r., ga m, u H.
=, Pbn.s.Ipl,. by S.w'jsr.ey Railroad 100, Of Court
landt.st, and 10 a W., IL NJ and D. NJ su
To Ws.insicn BY New .jef.sy r. r. foot Of Court
Iandi-si, and 10 o., p n, and IL midnight
To New Onesn. every saturday. Atlantic and Mi''i'
sippi Steamer Linz . a. A.
Fors savannah Thursday Muffrys Line, once w.
For savannah every Saturday by Empire Line Carl
4 Allen No. BsN ling " ="
Tor Savannah Thursday Pioneer Line Pier No'
md ii.io-..s advertisement
FOR further Railroad limo isos ses 81
verussment. 10 another part Of this pap.r
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Passengers Arrived.

FROM PREMTy-ia steamship New Yorh-P. Rsbsn, John b.
Steak A. Roker, Mss b Hoi1erfnin
Meyer ard daughter Jonn -ohmtufer O. A. su
Ni, Wimme islly Jrus Msznu John stohisky
F. De Choen vi and Sir Chlries l 9n Mt H. : Allen, p LeP
per T. n De irh Nj and Mrs " Meyer sud family NJ Max
Se. Erh shnr O..ar sndock, g. ~ Huien Conrad iiisen
bersh Chss Noen. Ropef Miss Caroline Dsper hT aud
Mr.. : .Guttmsn and family Ms BeniH Mr.. l. 9e,;ne
Mrs H~du su1 dan glitter Nj erd Mr. bsngeT l. Dloo
Geo Gonels. Hsbsuer NJ and MIR Winner end family
Charlie. Pooksu BASE ss Marie alter Mis- Ids
John Hoffman, Chares Doben Juu. sienen and mi Henry
Reekuen + Bunker. John inkemu John uhf. T.
Henry ki Czech Lessee MI
Bal Mi. Anna N@rber Mr. Emile Prjse snd daughter Pau
and family Charles OFT Ms Agatha tabb km Hnlchs
snd family schmidt franz Huer Ms Cath hlo'i W M
AieHs. sies Kusiadf. NiS kiDwlR Rudoph siesned
nss keumarn Mis- Sophie Frsnk Mr. Menga Meuum Geo
Valentine otto Neuhet Joepha Hanne kdward
OTTO and John Oefhsrd EdWur Low o. Tetgen sid family
hsIes Bauer L. Muroe Gustav pnsrd H. l.. Mstle Charles
Dubois, John :. Yates aud 81 in sieersge . a., -
FROM SAAANNAH-ln steamship NiIgo-Mf: Anu Mft. r., D.
Porter, Thomas Tovens Miss Leach, MeMa.n Mrs H. snpe
NJ Fupatrck and wife tss 81 snelnzs ~ u Parker Oha,r'
Gay Hurley Rector and wife, W Chapman and Two ehi
dren r. D Smith 4. Hasnbeck. II r. smith. p L. Ptaft j. {
Pius. vie and 3 Hendry, A. d. Leigh w IT, or9us VIE
and child H. A. Weber II. A. Burrows, Capt Geo l. ome y.
4 A. glrdnel Capt W W smith'on end wife A. L. Jones. NJ
Bragdn o. " Oliver CAPT Bsnugan, J. Gsdmsr Js. bradley
wife and three children Lyor. H. ken H. b. King T. "sns
A. b. Gray. J. S. Harrington. ~ -, -
Cruie, Reilly, Mm Psyuz isaies Mary ODorohae ana
Guild
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.
The Jury Nuisaure.

Yesterday morning all the Judges of the various
Cous present and the calendars were called but the
Circuits and Trial Terms nothing done owing to the alb
The Oyer and Terminer had grand jury OF
twenty who were charged by Mr. Justice Ingraham and
tired 20 room They were not so successful in getting
petit jury of panel CT over 100 obtaining but - new
panel Of 80 directed Tuesday Toe other trcus
OF the Supreme Count obtained one 49, the other II
jurors The abentee each fined s5 for och days 40
In the Superior Court Part some 10 or 10 an
sweed OF whom several had valid excuses Ten Jurors were
obtained in this Part and in Part Part adjourned 20
Wednesday aud Part 10 Monday the latter drectlns an
additional panel Of 80 jurors TO be summoned for na ua
The Common Pleas Part obtained eight jurors ard Pari
six ready serve Both Courts adjourned TO Monday direct
ing panel OF 80 jurors returnabe that Day jus
Barbour faed the absentee. 500 for Thursday The
other Courts fined them ,ae for each days absence 80 fo
each Of these Courts panel Of 0 jurors had been summone9
The Marine Court obtained IL jurors out OF 80 summoned
but this Court needs three panels for the proper discharge
Of business and only present taken up
other part Of the Court being obliged adjourn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-08
FROM FORTRESS MONROE.
Mrs. Sea. Davis-Probabie Duration OF Ass
yisit-Is Cendisisss-Raisiss n Wreck-
Fesaivilies ON the Cennemaag h-snall PEE

FORTRESS MONROE, Saturday, May D. 1900
1t is stated that the visit Of Ms Jefferson Davis
TO this place likely be Of long duration During yes
erday, Majoren. Miles, acting under instructions from
Washington, ID. c., directed Lieut. McElrath, the Pol
Quarermaser to for her accommodation one ~
the classmates Of the fortress II understood that M
Davis applied for a in Carroll Hall, where her hus'
band is confined bat refused by Gen. Miles.
The conditions of the visit OF Mrs Davis, which we0
made known shortly after she arrived here, permit her
have free intercourse with her husband during all houD q
the day, and strickly enon upon ha TO use no ie6aS
in attempting either his rescue or release
The British brig Victoria, which wrecked neas
Cape Henry several months ago. has been raised BY he
Messrs Baker Of Norfolk and towed to that port where
she will undergo the requisite repairs
The report OF the ball given by the officers OF the Unea
States gunboat Connemaugh lying in this port proves TO %
incorrect. II surprise visit by the officers OF the
fortress and the cordslity prevailed The ofce0
the Connemaugh explicitly state they would be happy -
give such entertainments If the present rate OF their pAy
permitted IT.
The schooner j. J. Spencer from Camden. n j., boun4
Cuba with assorted cargo arrived here yesterday ana
quarantined. OF smallpox bad made is sR'
psarance Oh board