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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-03-22

"A boy in New York accidently shot
his mother with pistol, on Saturday
last, so that she died Sunday afternoon
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-03-22

INFORMATION ABOUT KIDNAPPING A
message was on Friday received by the
Senate from President johnson in re-
Spouse to its resolution requesting in
formation regarding the alleged kidnap-
ping of freedmen in Southern states, and
their sale into slavery in Cuba. The
message covers voluminous correspond
ence, including letters from Secretary
Seward, General Candy, our Consuls in
Havana and other places, ard the Cuban
Captain General, the last mentioned Of
whom pronounces Senator Summers
statements relative to kidnapping un-
true. In all the evidence evolved by the
research regarding the matter there is
nothing to show that more than a very
few, if indeed any, negroes have been
abducted in the manner charged
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-03-22
Local and state Items.

SAD AccIDENT.-Mr. Aaron Hinckley
of this town, breakman in the employ
of the Rutland & Burlington Rail Road
met with severe injury while on his
train at Bellows Falls, on Saturday
afternoon.
The train was being switched from
one track to another-Hinckley being
upon the top OF the cars attending to
the brakes-a sudden stop threw him
Off the car on to the track, when part
Of the train passed over him cutting of,
as we learn, one leg and part of the foot
of the other. He was brought here Sat-
urday night and taken in charge by Drs.
Allen and Pond. Mr.. Hinckley is a
married man, with a large family, and
poor. He lost little boy about year
ago, by being run over, on our depot
ground by a R. f. train. He is entitled
to the sympathy and aid of our citizens.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-03-22

CoLoRED TROOPS TO RE MUSTERED
OUT.-It is reported that about forty
thousand coIored troops now stationed
in the South will be mustered out Of
service within the next two weeks, in
Guiding three thousand in South Carroll
ma. This will, it is thought, greatly re-
lieve the want of laborers at the South.
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Local and Miscellaneous
Pensions BOUNTY AND BACK PAY, promp
" obtained by +. II. STILES.
Office over G. @ Warden's Store.

Union TrCKET.-We hear talk of run.
ming union ticket composed of good and
capable men, without regard to party, al
the ensuing city election, and we can say
as we have said before, that if it could be
done in good faith we should be glad to
see it done. But experience has taught us
that it cannot be fairly done. Parties will
not give up their organizations even in
city elections, and the consequence has
been, and will be, that persons elected on
union tickets are claimed, after the cleo
ton, by the parties to which they belong,
and prove themselves quite as decided par
tizans, i'm their official action, as if elected
on a straight partizan ticket. 1t simply
amounts to dodge by which votes from
the opposite party are secured to elect their
political opponent. Such is the fact. how
ever much it is to be regretted, and the
best way, it seems to Us, as we'll as the
fairest and most satisfactory, Will be for
each party TO nominate tickets for them
selves. We hope they will both nominate
good men, AMI then whichever succeeds,
city affairs will be ably managed. When
the millennium comes we may expect to
zee parties discarded and men elected to
office merely from considerations OF the
public good, and not till then.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1866-04-26

J. II SANDERS, General Agent of the s..
Louis & Cedar Rapids RR., arrived in the
oity yesterday and left this morning for
Drakeville, to confer with the Corps of
Engineers surveying the route of the Road
by that place. The work of determining
the exact route the road willtake from OF
tumwu to the State line is being prosecu-
ted with energy, and while it is true that
the cheapuess of building and shortness OF
the route has much to do in determining
It, su fficient information has already been
developed for US to assure all parties con-
serned that pery much depends upon the
subscription along the line and the favor
that the people extend to the road in do
mating right OF way. Some $1,000 of the
special installment has been paid in this
county since the l4th inst. 1t is expected
TO have the road from this point to the
State line in readiness to put under con-
tract in sixty days. Much energy has been
displayed by the people of Wapcllo coun-
tHin this enterprise, aud the best informed
have entire faith i'll our success. Indeed,
tne-e must and can be no such word as
fail, in this matter. 1t is true, however
that there is yet unsuhscribed in this coun-
ty the sum of S.. 900, to make the necessa-
~ amount Of stock. 1t would seem that
II is only necessary to state this to induce
very many who ~ yet have done nothing
in aiding this enterprise, to come forward
at once and take this paltry sum vet re-
quirad 70 be raised. 1t must be done, for
1t Is the link which binds all that has been
taken. 49,. ....
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A Rare Chance!
FIRST CLASS FARM FOR SALE.

VvNHE undersigned wishing 20 retire from farm Ia.
II Dor on account OF age, not being able for TIE
duties is oflring for sale his farm, co two
hundred and eighty acres, 40 under fence and
IN cultivation, 90 acres timber, and the balance
prairie Two dwelli ng houses one good frame cot.
tage S5x22 feet with elbow OF 1sx14 feet; stabing
and other outbudnrs 50 acres good new timothy
meadow; as good an orchard the county affords In
bearing over 100 apple trees ,earng) Of the choi.
cest varieties cultivated good living water and Sx.
eelent facilities for sheep and stock raising.
Said farm lies six miles south of X eos auuua In
Des Moines township, Van Buren, county, Iowa
three miles west Of Mt. Sterling. State road run.
ming by the farm. wits. =. =
IL viii not stand long at the price. Price and pay
ments made known by app lcation only.
Apply TO N. HARRINGTON,
on the farm, or by mail Keosauqua p o., Van Buren,
county, I.wa.
ApriI4th, 1866 I'm
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Ottumwa, April sd &c.

%ou %.
Mr.. NORRIS:
/ beg the privilege of a
small space in your valuable columns to
reply to the numerous questions concern
ing the merits of "Warrens Compound
Chemical Soap" d.. .-.
have purchased family right Of Mr.
Young, the Proprietor of the right of this
county. I have mads the Soap and am
using it at my house and find il 10 be all
that it claims to be-a labor saving insti-
tuition. It washes cloths better than any
soap have ever tried and for taking out
paint, grease or stain spots of any des-
cription, either out of fine or coarse fab
RIGS, it cannot be equaled.
think my investment of five dollars in
this right a very profitable one and trust
that others may follow my example.
Very truly yours.
y. Z. MILLER
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1866-04-26

SAVING FERRIAGE.-A man with a two
horse team wanted to cross the river, and
being of an economical turn, opened me-
.gotiations with both ferries, and after hig-
Cling with the Ferrymen good long hour,
concluded TO do bis own ferrying and save
twenty-five cents. No sooner said than
done. Like Caesar, all apaceoutered as
he was, he plunged into the raging Des
Moines. AMI bravely breasted the flood,
until about half way across, when his
wagon-bed, with him in it. floated off down
the rapids, and the horses fortunately
swimming in safety to the opposite shore.
The economical gentleman fioated down a
half mile, making good run of it. BY
the time that individual gets his wagon
bed over the river he will probably con-
clude that % cents is cheap enough for
being ferried over the Des Moines, at the
present stage of water. At all events he
will hardly be inclined to engage in the
business himself again.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1866-04-26

SALE OF LoTs-We hear of several sales
of property recently. Within few days
past, J. w. Norris sold to Miss Sarah
Murray, Lot 10 in Norris subdivision OF
out lot So for $500; by the same to S. B.
Mills, lot 9 and part of lot 8 in same addi-
ton for $22j; by the same to J. c. Balls. to
be built upon Immediately, lot % in Nor
ris' sub Of 10 acres in Sec 10 for $3.50. Lots,
it will be seen, are cheap, ifparties will APP
ply 10 those who are selling cheap. We
want the town built up.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1866-04-26

NEW BUSINESS HoUsE.-We are very
evening, Messrs. :. II. aud c. FL. Potts,
who have commenced the Dry Goods and
Grocery Business in this city within few
days past, rs successors TO Burns Il Co.,
Front ST., nearly opposite the Bank. They
are experienced business men, have a
lurge and we'll selected Stock Of goods. and
come highly recommended from Galena,
Ills, and formerly from Philadelphia
We welcome them to Ottumwa, and hope
our citizens will call on them and give
them "a cordial ana generous reception.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1866-04-26

The local of the State Register. is in &C.
stacies over the arrival of Ex-Sen. Dixon
ana Walter Goldsmith. at the capital from
ottumwa, and therefore proceeds to pre-
dict that 75 per cent. of our entire popula-
ton will speedily follow them to the State
Capitol. We don't think SO, Bro. Dixon.
No doubt the two gentlemen alluded to
will do well, as they are capable and expe-
rienced business men; but more would
hardly pay as it is nearly two years be-
fore another session of the Legislature
We can't say how it will be then. The
marvellous stories OF rich pickins" abon,
that time may induce some to go up to
keep boarding houses, or "sich"i
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1866-04-26

Onr friend Dobbs, of the State Register,
Is coming after us with figures and long
pole, the former 70 prove that Des Moines
does half as much business as Ottumwa
and the pole. we suppose, to enforce the
argument. As to the figures, Bro. Dixon
we shall BIZ happy to see them; but as to
the pole, spare US, if you please. From
fhs description of the part it has played in
your domestic affairs, wehave' mt the slight.
est disp oeition 10 zee it down this way.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1866-04-26

THE NEW BLoCK.-A large force are en-.
gagged exeavating for the foundation of the
large Block on Front Street. Henry Rob
son,is removing his Vinegar Factory t.
the ALLEY front of the same Tot
preparatory to the removal of the entire
building occupied by him.
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their cure must provo this has, of Immense SER
vice to this large class OF afflicted fellow citi
Gems. How completely this compound will do 1t has
been proven by experiment on many of the worst
cases to be found in the following complaints:
scrofua, scrofulous swellings and Sores, Ski
Disea SEES, Pimples, Postues, Biotches, Eruptions
s.. Authony's Fire, Rose or Erysipelas, letter or
Salt Rheum scalL Head. Ringworm, &C. .f-2
Syphihs or TeneriaI, Disease is expelled from the
suyst- m by the prolonged OF this sARsAPa RILLA
and the patient is lefsin comparative health.
Female Diseases arc ctused by Scrotula in the
blood, and often soon cured by this Extract Of
ssrsaparilla. So '.
you have been imposed upon by something pretend
Ing to be Sarsaparilla a, while II ot When you
have used AYER's-then, and not till then, will you
know the virtues Of Sarsaparilla. For minute par
ticuars of the diseases Il cures, we refer you to
Ayers American Almanac, which the agents below
named will furnish gratis to all who call for IL.
Ayers Cathartic PILLS. for the cure of Costive
ness. Jau ndice, Dyspepsia Indigestion, Dys enterry
Foul sto mach, Headache, Piles, Rheumatism, Heart.
burn arising from Disordered Stomach, Pain, or
Morbid lnaction o the Bowels, Flstulsncy, Loss Of
Appetite, Liver Complaint, Dropsy. Worms, Gout,
Neuralgia, and for a Dinner Pill
Theysare sugar coated, so that the most sensitive
can take them pleasantly, and they the best
Aperient in the world for all the purp Of fam
lily physic.
Prepared by J. G, ArsR & Co., Lowell, Mass, and
sold by TAYLOR, BLAKE CO., ottumwa
Wholesale Agents and by dealers In Medicines CIV.
erywhers. #ra#
MarHh l. ~-v2T. ir!. n, as
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1866-04-26
J. E. MILLER.

MYsTER1oUs.--To seq people suffering
from Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, Consti-
patton and Palpitation of the Heart. all
arising from forbid state of the Liver and
Indigestion, when it can be rgmedied by
taking DR.. SWANS Bourbon B.ttcrs, we'll
known to the medical profession as the
best preparation of the kind i'm the world.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1866-04-26

IMRovE Your SToCK.-Mr. Con. Lewis,
who keeps an excellent Livery Stable, on
Green street, has done n good thing for this
region by importing young Highland
err" who will best recommend himself TO
all who will call and see him at Mr.. Lew
is Stable.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1866-04-26

greet to learn that a little son OFF. A. No
Ian, aged some three years, was hooked
by n cow belonging to DR.. Knowland, or
yesterday, and very seriously but we are
glad to learn this morning, not fatally in
j1red
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1866-04-26

Now FOR rT.-when is pointer not n
pointer when he wont point at bird; i'm
that case is not pointer a disappo,Ater?-
Those who purchase their Clothing, Hats,
Shirts, &C., of Arnold & Co., will not be
disappointed either in quality or price,
Although they have not been long estab-
lished here, still have gained the conf
dence of the citizens of ottumwa and vi
cinity, and never disappoint them In any
respect.
Call on them when i'm want of a good ar
tipla f =.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1866-04-26

That delightful book, "Our Young
Folks" for May, has been received. 1t is
the best work for the Young by all odds,
now published. Ticknor and Fields, Pub
fishers. Boston, Mass. Terms, 81 per
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1866-04-26

We have received the Kirksville Mo-
Journal, loyal and ably edited paper,
upon the mast head of which we find the
name of WIN. NJ GILL, formerly of this
office. We are glad to find our young
friend established in business in so prom
ising locality, one with which we expect
TO be in railroad communication before
long, and heartily wish hira success. Hur-
ry along the n. M. RR., Billy!
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EiVtR SAIE.-A Farm OF one hundred acres
Il lying four and one hal IN ties North Of Ottumwa
on the tate road leading from Keokuk 10 Ogkaoosa
Ten acres OF 1t in timber, seventy acres improved
GOOD orchard, frame house, and a barn, a No well
OF water. For further particulars call on Thomas
Hardesty, near the above farm. or address
WY. n. kANARD. White Hall, Owens Co Ind.
Feo. 22d ls66-47.g3
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To Mill Owners.

WhNrED-To Rent. by two practical
Miliers, a small Grist Mill with two or
three run OF Stones. Water power pre-
ferred. Address
JOHN BREMER,
Box 9jo, Springfield. IFS.
April %, lS66-wlt.
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FOR SALE.

farmef ffty-four acres near Agency City quar-
ter Of mile from road; twenty-five acres tiilable
land, bala nee hard and timber land, inc luding
ten acre pasture, good frame DWELLING nearly new
containing four rooms and pantry, a good cellar,
mostly three years planted; 1000 small fruits and
grape-yines in bec ring, ornamental skrubbery and
evergreeuS TO match.
Also, house ar ten acres OF land, FIVE OF timber
and five in cultivation; with small orchard in ar
ing, at $500.
FOR further particulars enquire at the Agency
Nursery. .E.. Mar. %, '66-w3m.
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HON. wM. N. STONE, Des Moines,
GEO. g. WRIGHT,
PM. CAPADAY, OIL"
Il. F. ALLEN, Esq,
Hen. J. P. KNAPP, Keosauqus
Z Manning, Esq, I"
VIM. +. SMITH, oskaloosa,
JN0. WHITE, Esq.
NJ. 7. WILLIAMS,
HON. J. b. GRINNELL, GRIM ell,
JN0. DRAKE, ESQ.,, praksville, Iowa,
HON. ED. JOHNSON, Fort Madison,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-02-05

~ given by the Washington, Alexandria and
Georgetown Railroad Company In connection with
the re opening OF a portion of the Alexandria,
LouGon and Hampshire Railroad TO Thornton De-
pot Fairfax county, have been enabled to make
an arrangement te furnish Thomas Gait, ESQ
fuel. whereby he will be able to supply the public
generally with this necessary article OF domestic
consumption at greatly reduced rates FOR par
ticusrs ses MIR. Cats adre Itisemant beIsw.
JOSEPH THORNTON.
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OFT TIE M 8.

RADICAL CURE FOR SMALLrox.-To the COM
mUnity at large the ad vertiser, being now fully
prepare d, offers a certain and speedy cure or
this most loathesome OF sill diseases, and viii
give his personal attention in all cases Whers
required. Numerous testimonials OF lis sue
cess are in his possession, and are accessible 70
All inQuirers Call address No. 522 attn st.,
between @ and II, washington wv
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THOSE OF OUR FRIENDS who wear paper coll
lars or cuffs will find at George G. Henning's,
corner Of Maryland avenue and 7th street is
land.) probably the best assortment of such
articles TO be found in the city. lie has always
on hand the most desirable novelties Of these
articles, rs linen collars and cuffs, and his
prices are from ten to twenty FIVE per cent less
than the regular market rates.
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TEN THOUSAND CORDS
SUPERIOR OAK AND PINE WOOD
At less than

Az less than
GOVERNMENT PRICES
OAK supplied to dealers at the yard, 81 per
csrd. - wv
PINE supplied {. dealers at the yard As mar
cCId And delivered to consumers at 81 per cord
additional. for carriage.
an p"W prepared to furnish to dealers at the
yard. ard to deliver to consumers in any part OF
Washington or Georgetown,
OAK AND PINE WOOD,
unsurpassed as to length and quality, from half
cord up 10
TEN THOUSAND CORDS
at the prices named above which Is less than tbs
Charged by the Government. and a reduction from
present retail prices of
two DOLLARS PER CORD.
The public are assured that this wood has been
carefully prepared by experienced hands especial
y for the retail market, and that
FULL LENGTH AND MEASURE
may in all cases he relied upon.
T; rms cash
81 Sawed, Srlit. Eindling and Stove Wood re-
duced ONE DOLLAR PER CORD.
THOS. J GAIT
OfFre-2e2 Penn sylyania avenue, between 18th
and 18th SITS, and at yaTd corner of Maryland sy-
enue and 9Th street. adjoining the Washington
ard Alexandra Railroad Depot. jsA,n
Orders received at
EMBREY CO.'S GROCERY STORE,
Cor. Mass. ave-, and 18th street;
NIB. HITS GROCERY STORE,
street south, bet n. J ave and LIST st. -, Capitol
Hill;
DANIEL MULLEN'S PERIODICAL STORE,
Cor G. and 5th sts., Navy Yard.
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Enlarged Joints, Warts, Moles, ChilbIains'
CallOsities, Vascular EXcrescences, &c, sue
cessfully treated without pain. by DR.. White,
Surgeon ChiropOdist, Rooms No. i2i PennsyI-
yania avenue. between AZ and 9th streets. Of
flee hours from a. m. to p. m, and 6to 9 D.
m. Separate apartment for ladies. No charge
for consultation.
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COLDS AND COUGHs.-Sudden changes of ell
mate are sources Of Pulmonary and Bronchial
affections. Experience having proved that
simple remedies act speedily when taken in the
early stage of disease. take At once s.Bropn's
Bronchial Trockes," let the Cold, Cough, or Irri-
tation OF the Throat be ever slight, as by thi
precaution more serious attack may be
Warded of. 90
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TEMPERANCE MEETING.-See advertisement
for notice of interesting temperance meeting tC
be held this evening st East Washington Me-
thOGi=t Church. Navy y ard, under the auspi.
Ces Of Eagle Tent of the Rechabtes.
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A SPLYNpID ASSORTMENT Of Jewelry, Silver
Plated Ware Port Monies Cabas and Fancy
goods, all for one dollar, ana Tree glft in
cIuded, at the New York Dollar Gift Store,
4s6 Pa ave. near Sd street
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DALLEY's MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR is a
certain cure for Burns, Piles, Corns, Bunions,
rheumatism. Frost Bites and skin diseases
Try it, only IS cents. Sold by druggists. com
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VALENTINES VALENTINES IA fresh.
beautiful, and cheap assortment Just received
by BROPHY BURCH, corner 9Th and ID streets,
under SeatOn Hall.
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REAL ESTATE SALE.-J. c. Meg uire & Co.,
AuchOneers, sold Saturday afternoon, n large
building lot on the south side OF Ist street north
between 9th and tn streets, AT Sl.s9 a square
foot, purchased by Mr.. A. Pollock, Patent
Agent.
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DOLLAR JEwELRY STORE.-io to Prigg's
Dollar Jewelry Store, fer new and beautiful
st1 les of Jpwelry and Silver Plated Ware No
43s Pennsylvania avenue, third door from x
street.
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RUNAWAY AGAIN.-This morning, a horse
attached to "A wagon belonging TO Mr.. John
EagleS:oD. butcher. and driven by 4 coIored
boy, took fr cht the avenue, near 18th street,
and ran away 81 fearful pace. At Center
Market Sp6ce the animal turned from the ave-
nue. and ran toward the market. The wagon
Turned over aud the boy was thrown ten feet
He fell upon the from ground, striking head
first. He WIS taken 10 Nairn's drug store,
where II was ascertained that he was but
Elightly hurt
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POLICE REPORTs-FOHrth Precinet.-Ephraim
Hallerman, assault and battery; dismissed.
Fifth PreciHct.-JOhn d. Barker, drunk; dis
missed.
Tenth PrseiHcL-Jscob Suffer, drunk; dis
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-02-05

LOOK OFT for grand concert at Foundry
church, Thursday, february :, at o'clock
See advertisement
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CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH. Yesterday
morning, the ordinance Of baptism was admin
istPTPd for the first time in the new Calvary
Baptist Church, at the corner of Sth and II
streets, to four candidates, two ladies and two
gentlemen, by the pastor. Rev. Mr. Howlet,
after an impressive sermon by Rev. DR.. Parker,
of Boston
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CENTRAL GUARDHoUsE CASES Phillip
Campbell indecent exposure; workhouse
Hugh Donley, drunk: a..
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ALL FISED-Testerday, officer Brewer ar
res-"d Henry Gross, charged hy Julia a Gibbs
Will assaulting her, and the case was heard by
Justice Walter, Who dismissed this case, but
fined b m SO for disoTderly conduct. 1t ap-
peRrIng that the complainant and Jane Jones
witness. having also been disorderly, they
were fined 90 each.
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DIED,

SMITH. On Sunday. al IL IA, OF consumption,
Mrs. EUNICE \ SMITH, widow Of the late O. z.
Smith, formerly cf New Han pshire.
The friebds OF the family are invited to attend
her funeral from the reside Of her son, No 3-3
Ssh street, between 4 street and New York avenue.
on Tuesday, the sth instant, 81 o'clock m.
BURTON. On the sth inst, at his late resi-
den,s, Savage Factory, Md. WILLIAM ALBERT
BURTON, sen Of Isaac Burton, ST.. In the tsth
year 81 his age. He leaves a wife and three chill
dTen t. mourn his loss.