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American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-05-30

two story Brick House thereon erected Several
springs OF never falling water, large orchard and
supposed to be underlaid with coal and well timbered
For particulars, enquire Of w. o. Breckenridge Butler
or the subscriber residing in Buffalo Tp Butler Co. Pa.
March T. 1866 NH. BYERLY.
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Undertaking Business,

and hereby solicit Che patronage Of the public.
They provided with neat Hearse; and have
hand large quantity OF the very best material and
fully prepared to furnish Cohns of all kinds short
notice. They will have hands constantly variety OF
Collins finished to suit purchasers, and the
sonable terms.
They will also furnish Carriages and conveyanees for
Funeral occasions when requested. Ware Rooms on
jefferson street. doors West Of American Citizen Office
q. G. R0EssING,
Butler, July 20, ls6o.:tf GEORGE w. ERA.
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WRIT OF PARTITION.
FASHIONABLE TA|LORS.

FNE undersigned having associated themselves IN the
Tailoring business, wonld respectfully say to the
public in general that they have just received the Spring
and Summer Fashions, and are prepared to make up
clothing In the latest and most approved style Please
call and examine Fashions and Specimens Of men
and boys Special attention given to boys cloth
ing. EITENMULLER, WHITE 4 co.
Butler, April q 1s66-tf
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Orphans Court Sale.
NOTICE.

L N the matter Of the account Of Thomas MLanehlin
Il summoning Jas. Fulton Committee o. Irwin Ram
sey Lunatic In the Court of Common Pleas Of But
Ter county, No. |, Sept. Term, 1913. And TO wit
Feb. q, 1866 account filed and motto of the filing di-
reced to be given according rule relating to accounts
of Assignees and Trustees and that will be
allowed the first day Of next ter TO wit On the
lst Monday Of June next unless exceptions he filed on
or before that day, of which notice is hereby given
Butler county, IS.
Certified from the ecord this 30th day Of March, A.
D. 1866. WIN. sTOOps, Proth'y
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Real Estate Agency.
COUNTY SUR EYOR.

NY person wishing surveying dono by the County
n Surveyor can be accommodated by leaving word
undressing j. b. Clark, at the Office Of the County
Surveyor in Butler add ressng N NJ Slator at Break
neck Post Office Butler County Pa.
March 7th 1866 tt
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NOTICE.

yH0sE indebted to the undersigned Will please make
Il Immediate settlement Of the same. Call at his
former store. now occupied by John P. M'Quiston.
JAMES A. NE6LEY,
April IS. 'e6-6t. Butler, Pa.
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PARTNFRSHIP-
yHE undersigned would respectfully inform the public
Il that they have entered into Partnership, in the
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THE SURscR,IRER.

GoLICIT9 PATRONAGE IN THE FOLLOWING nyR
- CHANlOAL WORKS, to wit: Repairs Weiohing
bcaies Letter Presses Printing Preaaes makes and rs
pairs Hosting Machines for stores makes nil iina of
Steel Ploaghs, with without stockg Aiso
general run Of BLAoK8METH WORK; siso WheeI
wright Work in general. ARCH'D M,LEIaH n'oi'
MAy tuths8inos No 1 Cun,Dsrisl,r slr v.s ,
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a Farm on Edisto Island.
RnuuTH q hTD a -
Desirable Real Estate at Priuate Sale.
BY A. j. SALINAS.


That desirably located THREE AND A HALF STORY
BUILDING on the east side Of King street, No. b
ing the NTH House north Of Hudson street. contanin
eight large rooms The lower room, now occupied o
oil obce and entirely separate from tho residence
with very little expense, be converted into o E.ndsom
store The Lot thirty three feet s inches on
King street. by two hundred and fest In depth
more or less. and upon which spacious
This property s susceptible OF great Improvement at
small cost end Offers opportunity for investment
For further particulars and terms apply above TO
Mey4 No. 28 vENDJJR RANGE
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DRUG STORE FOR SALE,

A N OLD RsTABLIsHED RETAIL ORIG sTORR
N in OF the most desirable localities OF the ctv
is o FFERED. FOR SALE. Tho present proprietor Is
which compes him TO change his occupation. and re-
move to tho country Apply, by letter. 10 Boz No ase
Cherleston Postoface thstuthi HES, -. ,,'o
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UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY


Will be sold under the direction Of the underaguea
the old Custom House in this city, Oh THURalAl5o
the 7th day OF June 1856. ut II O'Clock, A. Ii.
All that LOT OF LAND, situate on the west siAo a
Kingstreet in Ward No. p in this city, neasurirgaa
'front.' on Kingstree sixteen G feet six inches ana IN
depth $50 feet. Bounding to the east King atroe
to the North land of Edward Kcrrison to tho xeom
land Of he Estate Of Clements; and to the south
land Of Ann Dupree. -
Terms-One.third cash; tho talance In one ana tlo
years. secured by tho bond of the purchaser and oe
gage OF tho premises with interest from the day oee
payable emannually Purchaser to have tho privfSD
OF paying tho whole IN cash. JAMES TUPPER.
May II thstu Master In EqritE.
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PRIVATE SALES,

BY L. DUNCH Ss sON.
Three PLANTATIONS within twenty-five miles OF the
city, adapted to the culture Of Cotton and Provisons
Tnrpeniue, Timber Getting, or Wond Cutting bein1
Apply as above, to, No. 5O8 KTNG.STREET
Where you viii a Id LUMBER yellow Pine. Of every
description Sawed to order Of lowest rates delivered
in any part OF the city. 80 -
$4,000 CYPRESS SHINGLES
Brick also ..
Wood, Oak and Pine, at retail.
Three goo WORK HORsKs
One Plantation Wagon .g. ,... .
One Cart -er
In short II wish to buy plantation or rent one
or lumber TO build fence. horses to plough brick
TO makes chimney or horses for sale exchange call
and see US; and II stranger will take you IN and do
the best we can for you. Nav "a
Farm on Edisto Island
BY SMITH d McGILLIVRAY.
At Private Sale
THIRTY ACRES OF GOOD COTTON LAND. with
balance we'll wooded
For terms, apply aa above, at
a., No. az BROAD-STRERT,
May 20 tnthBS 6outh gde near State ut.
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EXTENSIVE SALE OF COTTON mAc1Hs-

@S-~ - >SisS1 - ShAhl VIZ SoAAON mASAAkAS-
ERY.
The draniteville Manufacturing Company having dD
termined to change their style Of Goods and EzRo
Granitevnie, on FRIDAY, 1st of June, their en<zr
Machinesy OF Nine Thousand One Hundred ana
Twenty Spindles and its preparation all in goodeaz
and now running on sheetings shirtings and Rcss15
OF number fourteen Yern-consists Of
One Mason's WILLOW
Two Writings PICKERS
Two English Breaker PICEERS, Walker k Hnssaz<g
Manchester, England
Three English Finisher PIOKERS, Walker Haz2ss
ing, Manchester, England
Fiftyfour Mason's BREAKER CARDS
Sixty six Maaon's FINISHER CARDS
Blk hason's RAILWAY HEADS
Four Aasons DRAWING FRAMES
Fourteen Hills sGEARED SPEEDERS, forty Sranno
each
One GARD GRINDER
Fortythree Mason's Warp Ring Traveller SpIS{II8
FRAMES, 100 spindes each
Thirty.three Mason's Filling King Traveller G115J-
MING FRAMES 100 Spindes each
BIZ Mason's SPOOLEhS, 4B Sptndles each
Eight Mason's WARPERS, drop wire
Ten Nason's DIRE SERS
Two hundred and thirty-slx Masonic ysra-T Al
LOOMS
speeder BOBBINs, Spinning BOBBINs and We1EAa
STOOLS, REEDS, HARNESS, &C., &c.
Parties Wishing to purchase had better como nz.4ox
anime while the Machinery is running.
The Machinery will be boxed and delivered q M
sonth Carolina Railroad Depot by the Company.
Terms caah., WILLIAM GREGG.
preside1t araniteville Manufacturing Oompsss-
April 23 mtAlD
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Butter, Pork Heads, de-
BY LAUREY Sz ALEX ANDEIt.
THIS DAY the oath inst, will be sold in our Stores
Nos. 1885, 140 and 142 Meeting street. at 10 o'clock
hrkius PRIME BUTTER
10 barrels Pork Heads
80 boxes Codnsh-5O lbs. each.
Conditions cash. Nav "a
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LOCAL MATTERS.


NJ. NJ. QUINN & BRo. have placed before us
Denoresrs Monthly Magazine, and Hdrpe,'s Ne,o
Monthly for June. Besides the usual handsome en-
cravings, they contain much interesting matter
To be had at the Uptown Newspaper and Periodi-
cal Depot in King street, opposite Ann.
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OemoreStS IH0hhtY magazine, ana HdipefS NeI
Monthly for June. Besides the usual handsome en-
cravings, they contain much interesting matter.
To be had at the Uptown Newspaper and Periodi-
cal Depot, in Kiug-streot, opposite Ann.
Doom PLNTEs.-A handsome durable and cheap
style of door plate got up by N. NJ. GILBREru, No.
101 Market strect. who has reputation as house,
sign and ship artist /; whose genius, though al
ways Mt work, seems never to be exhausted-for
each effort seems to excel in tasto and finish all
former. Call at his shop, above, at this
Office, and sec specimen of door plate that any
one can afford
\ A WELL-MERITED APPoINTMENT.-We take much
pleasure in chronicling the fact that at meeting of
tho Washington Light Isfantry Charitable Asso-
Sfiaion, held OH the 22d inst, DIR. WIN. c. RAvENEL
gas elected Ptysician. This gentleman, in one of
fc most trying periods of tho war, when the old
FSutaw Regiment (25th S. q. W. was stationed at
Battery Wagner, filled with ability tho responsible
position of Surgeon Of ths command. DR.. RAVE
NELis an experienced physician, and in all re-
spects an cstimabe gentleman (; he is at present
worthy member of the Association which has paid
him 80 we'll merited n compliment
ANOTHER PAPER IN COLUMBIA, s. C.-We are in
receipt of circular from J. E. BR1TToN, ESQ.,, of
Charlotte, N. O., informing us that the N. G.
Guardian was temporarily suspended on the 7th
of May, to make tho necessary arrangements for
removing the Office to Columbia, s. c., where it
will shortly reappear under new name, viz
" The Daily american Patriot" Mr.. BR1TroN
will continue to be the Editor. Our Columbia
friends will be much better off than We poor
Charlestonians. We have but two daily papers in
this little town, whereas the city of Columbia al
ready boasts three. Success to them all.
SALE OF STOCKS AND BoNDs-A large sale of
securities took place yesterday by Messra. JOHN
8. RIGGS & Co., at their Stock and Exchange
Brokerage, at the northwest corner of East Bay
and Broad streets. Tho following statement will
exhibit the prices obtained:
1920 City six p, cent Stock-S79
5000 City six per cent stock-s8o.
$3.50 City sI per cent. Stock-S80.
$3.50 City six per cent Stock-S79;S,
5000 City Fix per cent stock-S8O
$500 City six per cent Stock-S7SlS.
$1,000 City six per cent. Stock-S78lS.
$500 Northeastern Railroad lst Mortgage Bond-SS0
$1,000 City of Columbia tpast duel Bond-s5s.
x5e0O North Carolina Bonds-S5s.
$1,000 In American Gold-S35h.
Shares South CaroliI Railroad Bank-S68.
Is Shares ,preferred) Northeastern Railroad-sS0h.
IL Shares Charleston Gas Company-Sl9
Coupons State of South Carolina-S58h.
Coupons Northeastern Railroads.&c..
Coupons City Of fSavaupah-s921<.
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IIe' MX Hn1W HIISGs:a, osoSs,Gars1 e &c, dc.

Furniture, Crockery, GLASSWARE, DC, dc.
by BOWERS & SILCOX,
Will be sold THIS DAY, in store No. 1877 Meeting
street, opposite Market, Mt 10 o'clock
MARBLEToP BUREAUS, AIarble-Top washstands
Centre Tables Gard Tables, Dining Tables
Mahogany Hair Seat Sofas, Divane Lounges
Mahogany Hur-Seat Chairs, Cane-Seat Chairs
Mahogany Wardrobe. Mahogany Desk
Marbe-Top Pier Table. Qusrtette Tables
Work Tables. large and small Rocking Chairs
Cottage Bedstead, What Not, Fiue Oak Etagier
Looking GlaRs. Foot Benches. Towel Horses
Spring Bees and Mattresses, Feather Pillows
Sideboards. Carpets. Map of United States
Map OF state of Georgia, Map of Oity Of Charleston
Ewers and Basins, Chm, Cups and Saucers
Plates. Pitchers. Vases, Glassware Pitchers dobles
Fine Plated Castors. good set Block Tin Dish Covers
Coffee Bggen Kettle, Knives and Forks Knife Tray
Iron Hst and Umbrella Stand, &c.
ALSO,
One good DRAY. just painted
One fine English Saddle and Bride.
Conditions cash. Mav24
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",
according to- previous announcement We were
surprised on visiting it 10 find the arrangements
80 completo,-the hall presenting 80 much the
appearance OF q fairy palace knowing, as We did
that the fair projectors have had but very short
time for preparation. The decorations are con-
ceived in fine taste and very we'll executed.
Flowers and evergreens beautifully blended;
bouquets and wreaths greet the visitor on every
hand; and what, with the many fairy forms fitting
in, through, round and past the many bowers it
is no wonder If unsophsticated bachelor, on
entering, should imagine himself in the midst OF
enchanted castle. The little faye, accosting
him with their most bewitching smiles: ''Take a
grab Dir ? only ten cents )" or 'won't you take
chance for this beautiful doll? only twenty-five
cents; you won't refuse me ?"-ony assist in keep
ing up the illusion. Nor was the charm of music
wanting to complete the fairy tout ensemble.
The fair Post mistress did a fine mail business
Her services were in constant quest. Tho refresh
ment tables were well supplied, and people OF
taste expressed themselves well satisfied on COM
ing away. The sybirs Grotto is one of the leading
features; entwined in the werd-looking tilandsia,
with feetoons of the same moss hanging in grace
full curves around, it forms fit shrine for the
Delphic PSthon. Hero sits the venerable priest
giving oracular responses to any curious ho or
she who shall inquire into the hidden mysteries of
fate.
The Apataloscope attracted many visitors. It's
wonders will be open to the public gaze tonight.
We cannot oven give q passing notice Of all the
cu,iosa to be mot with here We defer further
particulars for our issue of tomorrow.
We are requested to state that The entrance
tickets are fifty cents that the grand Tableaux
will form an attractive feature in tho programme
for this evening, and that the 9Th U. 8. Infantry
Band, with permission of Col. CL1Tz, has kindly
consented to perform at the Hall tonight. We
hope all citizens will avail themselves of this
opportunity to enjoy pleasant evening, at the
same time contributing their quota to a good
cause.
The programme Of the Band this evening will
be as follows: Il
l. Overture from 'Stradelo."
2. Pot pourri from "Il Trovatore."
8. Gallop-"Wilhelmsbad
4. Selections from "Martha."
s. Polka-"Millanola."
6. Anvil Chorus.
z. Buenos Noches.
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The PALMETTO BASE BAIL CLuD.-At q meet
ing of the Base Ball Club, held on Tuesday eve
ming last, the Club was regularly organized under
the above title, and the following officers duly
elected
A. W. WARDELL, President; J. W. DENNY,
Vice Presicent; W. H. BEILAMx, Secretary and
Treasurer.
Committee WAS then appointed to. draft n
Constitution-the laws for play to be in accord
ance with the rules and regulations OF the Ma
tional Base Ball Association. A Committee was
also appointed to see 10 the supplying Of tho
Club with bats, balls, &C., from the North.
The frat regular game was contested yesterday
on the Citadel Green in presepoe Of a large num-
Der OF spectators. The play was highly creditable
for beginners, whilst few Of the players gave
evidence of such skill as could only bo acquired
by experience. The Club already numbers up
words of thirty members all Of them gentlemen
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So.oi'NNtio Neot''
Champagne, Brandy, Whiskey, Household Fu,ni-
BY wM. wM.ei nj. cGi pE1or.
VIII be sold. at my Office. No. 40 Broadstreet THIS
basket. Ds 2ta ,Sr e. seapast 10 O'Clock A
eighth casks Brandy
barrels Nectar whiskey
barrels Bourbon whiskey
Blackberry Wine. Rhine Wine and Cordial
"a Cinnamon a, Black & Pepper Alspies and Gloves
hhds. Molasses, boxes Cavendish Tobacco
Mahogany segar Show Case
Is Is hhaihoFkiiRS hsiI FiSSws Chairs
Yalises, Ladies' Caters and Youths Shoes
Horses Mules. Buggies and Furniture received until
hour Of sale. NAV o.
BY hSws1Ns 1.SS SSSsassas & os aAnM@aLn Anfli2n;
Will be cold, THIS DAY, oath instant on Browns
4s IRON BEpsTEAps. ESTE; D j. A. n' Maya
Boots, %V, Shes, ShGs ;,,z Pry &c goods, &c.
my Store W sosper cor Of King and Liberty streets.
10 cases Mems Calf P. g. Brogans
cases Mems Fine sewea Balmorals
~ cases Women's Goat Balmorals
n 12 cartoons Ladies Fine Lasting Congress aaters
long iino of aeasonablo Dry Goods Hats. Clothing.
Notions. &C. May "a
English Grey Pluins-On Account of Uhder,oriters
BY soMs anq g. a. sGnfS,35sa sfnGSom s. CO.
TOMORROW, 25h inst, at IL O'clock will be sold at
pHsss
bosrd schr Wckopee, her voyage form Liverpool to
Conditions cash. May "a
BIZ r.. M. MARSHALL.
2Sth inst at II O'Clock. will be aold be-
fore my S'!Ss %nR% RG9%; aIIr No. So Broad-street
! Boy Stallion.
L
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Estate Sale Valuable Property West side of
Church. street.
BY JOHN 5. RIGGS s. CO.
THIS DAY. the oath instant at IL O'Clock at our Real
Estate and Stock Exchange, will be sold,
...Ssy,19Jar THAT THREE AND A HALF STORY
Es,Ed BRIOK RESIDENCE. No. -, west side OF
III El3 Church-sreet. and rrst house north of the
HiktEss7a First Baptist Church, containing ~ Rooms
Pantry, Dressing and Attic Rooms, with Piazza the
SOUTH and extensive Outbuildings Clsern aud we'll
water on the promises
This property 10 out of repair having been damaged
by sheng; tho location is well adapted for Residence
or for Private Boarding House, and with some outlay
can be made fine investment Tho Lot ia very spa
cious having wide ratc entrance Meeting street;
measuring on Churclstrret FIFTY.FlVE feet aud in
depth TWO HUNDRED AND FORTY feet, tho entrance
to Meeting street. - feet.
CondttioEs-One-fifth cash; tho residue in ono two
three four aud five years. secured by bond Ill mort
gage the Quilting to be insured policy assigned, and
the purchaser t. pay for papers. Nav "a
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DEPOT QUARTERMAsTERs oFFICgs
CHARLESTON, s. c.. May n
Will be sold, Mt Public Auction, FRIDAY, JuNo l1t
at IL O'Clock A. H., ut South Commercial Wh1zf
100 GOVERNMENT ANIMALS-about 40 HORH2
and 60 MULES.
Tho above animals good and serviceahla. nna
taken from daily work Can be seen until day Of eese
at Government Stables, Chalmers street.
Terms cash.
By order OF the Chief Quartermaster Depasszaers
South Carolina. d. r. HUNT,
NAV -
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Iron Bedstedds at Auction
BY LOWNDES H GuiMBALL
Will be cold, THIS DAY, oath instant on Brown 3
46 IRON BEpsTEADS. Nav "a
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OF the highest standing. in our mercantile COM
mun;ty. Base Ball play is recreation that COM
bines amusement and dexterity with hoa lthful ex-
ercise, and we are pleased to note the establish
ment Of this one in Charleston as q fat accomplt
The Club will play on the Citadel Groen on We'd
nesdsys and Saturdays, where and when oil who
desire to see the manly sport can attend.
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Ttceeds. Jeans, i,iped Honespuns q. o..
BY GABRIEL DeWITI'
At store 661 King street, at halEpast 10 A II T1rr
DAY, will be sold,
Tho above without reserve
ALSO,
One Of the prettest PONIES In the CITY H.,aa
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AUCTION SALES,
Valuable building Lot in Friend street,
By JOHN :. RIGGS AND co.

THIS DAY. tho Path instant, Mt IL O'Clock Mt our Real
Estate and Stock Exchange. will be sold,
ALL THAT LOT Of LAND OIL tho East side or Friend
street. known No. 10, measuring and containing i'm
front Friend street, Twenty-Five feet and in deph
seventy two feet, be the samo dimenaons more or
hsa.
Conditions-On half cash; balance In one and two
years sCcursi by bond and mortgage payable
semi annually. Purchasers to pay us for papers.
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FdluuJie building Lot at auction.
by .JDllS - RIGGS a. CD.

THIS DAY, the oath instant, ut IL O'clock Mt Real
Estate and stock Exchange, corner Broad and East
Bay streets. will DO sold,
That VALUABLE BUILDING LOT on tho est side
OF Friend street. being the 1T south OF Broad
street. measuring and containing thirty three feet and
TWO inches frot and in depth hundred and sixty
feet, more less.
Conditions cash. Purchaser to pny for papers.
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Valuable Builcliny Lot, opposite ". u. n.

Valuable BuHding Lot, opposae W. l.. r. H.
Bt JOIN 8. KiGGs 81 CO.
THIS DAY, tho oath instant, q. IL O'Clock, at our
Real Estate and Stock Exchange, will ue sold,
THAT VALUABLE BUILDING IiUT situated ON
Chapel street, directly opposite the Norbeaste Rail.
road me,snring and containing THIRTY FEET front
by ONE HUNDRED AND TWELVE deep moro or less
Conditions-One-third cash balaI.ce in one aud two
years. securel by bond and mortgage to pay
for papers May al
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AUCTION SALE OF ONE HUNDRn Id GO
| VERRMEHT ANIMALS, CONSISTIM0 on
HORSES AND MULES.
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about it, a report came that the thief was at the
Guard House I went up, and Identified two boxes
Of finger rings; they we're found on defendant;
there was about $50 worth Of goods stolen in all !;
we recovered six boxes of rings the other four
boxes were taken from him by another person."
+. Il. GALE, SWORD, stated: "Live at corner Of
State and Chalmers streets; yesterday saw de-
fendant como out Of WILBUR g. Sons store, and
run went after him, and dumb man stood
there, and snatohed four boxes Of jewelry out Of
defendants hands, as he ran I took them away
& Son; they were the same that defendant took
out OF the store" Found guilty, and sentenced to
sixty days hard labor on tho streets. [He is an
old offender, though young boy has been often
before this Court.l
United States us. John demonstrating
DREW BALL sworn, stated: "Last Wednesday the
defendant stole gun, shoes, meat, and other
things, out OF boat at South Commercial Wharf !;
did not see him take them boat and things had
been loft in his charge; the next morning the
things were oil gone, he also, and I did not soe
him again until this morning."
A. SILvATER sworn, stated: "I own tho echooner
named Ann 3. Day; last Wednesday she lay at
South Commercial Wharf; my Captain hired de-
fendant tho day before / went down in the even-
ing Of Wcdnesday, about eight or nine O'Clock,
and found no "ne OH board I won't and called the
CAptiin; It'd him how things were; he said he
left defendant in charge, and to sleep on board
that night, as he was going to Georgetown the
! ne1t d1y. The Captain and went down on