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! O. Tho three story building known rs
Commercial College NJ llilIsilalS Michigan,
fell Fyi,iay Morning, Bgying a family nnnl-
ed Dudley, in The rims. Tho either, wife
and pho son wers killed. ard apothc5 son
had Ills les broken. ( hiEa '.cc1i,,i@
The Empress Csrlots, wife of hinxinjl
Ian, Is ono Or the ficbest princesscs In E6.
ropt, a. she Is one of the most beautiful
and highly accomplished. Her iatkeh king
LEOPOLD, lea her about eight millions of dol.
lars, and she las seyer,il ilions besides.
'rN7- Atlispstch from Madfid says the
Spanish Sopern,neut have hccn Informed
shas the negotiations u Rdevtaksn by the u
nitolf States Government 70 bring about a
peace hs,wseni Chill and SSpainrwore pro-
gvssing fhvonbly,, '-l'T' d'ni 90
7lpi 1,unp iri1h lg,i' HruA ol nuns
vDavia ,lMJoFiemlNg. edi,6r Of the
PiSua tOl,io) Journal took mis- paper over
into the support Of tho Presidents policy
20 kee,Ihis place - assessor. which he wns
removed from after all. and has since beeu
compelled to seii out his paper TO- the md
icalsg'wh0 told him that n he refused 10 DO
10, they would stSrt a new paper ind ex-
tiHauish him. 'li ~ nicola ~ i''i''lu 900
~. In is6S. III, Rev. Henry, wanl
I,escher said in a sermon, "Any party that
peruils peace to come until they have Get
God signet Of Indignation OH this infamous
war, aud Infamous treason. will themselves
b~ guilty, of, that, war and that trcason.
And, when pence is made we mean that oil
nations sl,all nnderstapd how hateful up.
Just rebellion is, how, terrible uncallsed war
Is, and how dcspioal'le on ear,Il an,ons men
aud in hell among the damned, are those
who turmoil nation with blood and ,,reyo-
l,tion." He IL now in favor Of parioning
treason and ,slcyatipg traitors TO Office.
p e. The Richmond Dispatch, comment.
iug upon tho pohiIhiity OF Genenni Grant
with the Union party, and the prospect Of
his being its nominee for President. Says:
awe doubt whether there is my necess.
~ for new shuttle. Mr.. Johnson s,iits "
rery treH and astfcre Is no intention, Of
the Radicals ID allow lis q constitutional G.
lection by all the States, tiicfeiy no neces-
siiy f6r, ON Unconstitutional one, by a part Of
the States. M Johnson has as much rigM,
IN la,s and in morals, to hold on 70 he Presi.
dtney us the radicals huyc to put in another
man agains, the wishes, Of a majority Of the
people Of the United Sta,oS" ,,,,,, ...',
10 .Ex-Arroasrr.tiEsERAL CHArriELD of
New YORK, in addressing johnson meet
Ing in dat city, Saturday evening, said,-t
although he {Mr. C.) was no apologist
for murlcr. there was providence in the
event which made Mr.. ,Johnson Prsi,lent.
But for that erent ice might hare hidden fare.
,eeut hbaty."i, NINA . ..r, .r.r
This ntrociors remark Shows how insn-
cero Is the claim that johnson is simply fol.
lowing out Mr.. Eincoln's plan. .i .,,..
Dcmorcst's Monthly Magazine for Octo.
her For beauty oftyIogrphy, splendid
cngrayings and excellence Of litcmry mat.
ter, this popular periodicals. without u RI
ynl on this continent. II In ''inake up" ex-
hibits the highest order Of taste IN Magn-
zine li,erat,,re, and il 10 Us useful as il IL
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AG f. TS w Ant e d!
FOR FRANK NuoKas NEW WORK.
"WnltEN aor The MAR"

h1ENrs WIN AMI thi. brk ~ real msrn AMI ~.
f,;.,ie r.,s,-srryp1 xEv-isfesssiy tafussfinS
nal sr~,ftso-No voax <vS sdrsred ~ Seaea ne
psille mini lks lila ETeryb.iy s.no y M usen
s m r: ~; % 4
-. 49, Ami ssS.si d ne sssisss sA yssS
- - so = - caess-~d ~, nd ayS psspe NJ
Sss-S,s6 M n The Eassss sspss>sny. Assshr ~
.Wsr~. a d. VIM y tfr hst q ~ ssssnA Asoesv
M psps1 n voss pasL On rpnsh II orien tis dpt
iry,slSs.T. s5i,e HiLs q, vlslls viii A,i sAe nh
Il no 80 psknna atA ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS fHp
Roos nAs 70 Conrrrrroa, II conn rlrsA ARD Ssw -
ysu rupIG rMYrafruny hcnhH lSpcl1in, AuEsu
rspsxsrisp SHa ADVANTAGES n nm PinfrviAh Pc
Addf.a, Q. A. CiiAPIN. Gen1 Asept, r<tlaod, Ne. .
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eRePAREl PREPARE!

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. "AStArfC CHOLkRA
~ ~ =. i"usS & 1sISIliiiSHf sFisHic :;
Asistic Chelesa, Chalcra M9rhuss Diar.
!" Ikea, Dy,ss!e,,.; S s,!sss f 9is
'A"lSh Diseases d che ISoweis.. ''7,i
~ ne SCfIotEnX DkDts. skosn be feps a hanA
n stvvy H.s-sAa, pDR xrANf Use % all eAALs
SS SESn tssss ssss. 4; ets EVA
~. a. SO ~ si.f, kar ~ 81 o. Send y HAn
,vrrysssrv, On Ssrsf X ~ p-te a 49, ~ 'astps
.Tfs SIS; e.s' sis f.iii IT, JsAysya1
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Valuable Farm for sale.

cITuArED In,tho town Of Lyman, ,eontainlng, IN
y acres Of land. well divided In Tlllage, Pasture
and Wood land. N(sood housc hult In 1859, and
large harm with other out Bullin9s all in gopt re-
paII. 'rsftn cuts N Tons of hay win ell With II
III the hay, yoke Of oxen.l horss, ooss, y sheep
aud all the aInlns implements, INCLUDING carts,
'iTSIshfvn |, ncsr the city, and u Is The bee.
chance offered yea. .siJ.t srl. lsy u'iL uttu s..
PrIce only sa,a,o., for the WHOLE Term: s.;y.
ar Over the Post once Diddsfbrd.
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Erf.nfSOH lONfk.'

a s,sll.aAa VIC saistsa Ss ran sto@ N:rr :.
y,shfsi in Sssstss, VII sc Ne shssl ssesEisx
ssSa e;t s% ne e s siSpis - si
S,s,.s y. az surcd! sou.ssrs washing n lsodS By
81" sdssrts,fs sIpssisnes, esn DO ~ by addsssiss
= JOHN .. oGDEN
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.'.,AlI,g,ents Wanted.

Either L.d'.s or d.nsiemtn. ID an parts Of
ss.s.s :s' q t s1'sII Iti s.
fff sG 81 sby nv. ioSs d c.aSsSs..
TdPss' tsrus aAdres JOHN HANKERsON.
hi3V<ii. nosaiS6 Middle g., Portland. Me-
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Srraved or SsoIes

Il Homsx vah IN ssln ssd An. snd : sar . ne
hAssi. HasA A9S, ~ - sso, 49, % W
svs vill prtpm 81 bora q give M - u'A' 'e
Ii'Wi : IT HA1nANfkk E,fny, Nd kpsA
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~ ha- ITCH IToHi lToHt
SCRATCH. SCRATCH. sCRA TCH
h,,,gs WhEiI0NS, OINTMENT .lart

WILL CGBE inE I'm I'LL, ~ rI W MV nv,
pi Az; SS sna III EaurioNs or Tis SKIN.
Price loss... Y. e.: u $Ek 81 Sr,sE ETpR Sal,
emit 10 Washington street, fioston u wtll be
Srwur1si By nall. fres - POstssss to ny part %
the United ssssSs' y .ur,u-uNui 1u" irIw,o
GOT. ~. lS49. - -------l IL -. L-.--IY
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GENERA SUMMARY.
.NW, Nl,N ~.

y The IlBhH1ohd EdFniFeF sayS/ INN
kee notions must become the order the day
throughout the South if tho South would
become speedily prosperous, rich and pow
erful.
1%AphiG,iarhiun GR1: wTla~
in our store a son of Erin who is sometimes
very green. lie was preparing to close the
store one niny night, und taking oil his
coat was sbsutio 60 outside, rteD trksd
hm!vhy heweaa out " IlhS shin sleeves
in the rain. "Sure," said he, "an don't !
Want dry coat to 70 home in 2"
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Notice.

y Notice u hereby given to all persons int
re-ici that application Will he tnsde 10 the next
Legislature tsr permission to construeta bridge
across tbs lille Watsr known as"Ths Cat" ut
the Pol In Dti,lsford.,, .Jp tr..HI i.r
Uddefnrd, Sept. 10Th, 1856. .g a., Sv4l
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!SfrGNed or Stolen.

=, A red eow With white spot on her fbrehsri
Horns tunnel 10 towards each other. the eMls
being only 3 or inches apart. She has white
on her belly. on her bag. and on the end Of
her tail The person Who viii give informs-
ton Of the same, or return her to the subscrib-
er sAan Be suitably rewarded. .'''ih. --'''.ui
'.iTrIs a,ii ~ .',i'1 -'r HoaAc1 BACON
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Fever anil Aeue no tbs only consequence Of the mas
marc poss0 A gveas variety u dssrtess ariss Gum s
irritation In malarious distrcs among which Neural
ga Rheumatism, 0eat Hesisehe, Blindness, TOothache,
Eanche, Cassrh, Ashna adm rAlnA aatton u
the splecn IIystercs Palm In the Bowels, Coc Paralysis
siMdetaneement o. TIE St6mAch, xn0 shc, Nn<n osi-
Mating In this cause put 90 the insrmsst type. or he
comes perioiieaL 1hb scps~ peA " poison from the
booi, anil nss nes nSn snkAi b y 80 only the INST
efcual remedy dlscoyer for hschs n complaints,
but Il 10 the cheapest AMI 10 perfectly sale. No
harm can arise rm It's uss, asi the patient when curl.
lef rs hesfhy 20 u hs had pev Nod n disease. Can
this he said n any other cure ior Chs and Fever! Il IL
True a this, rrsi ip iptor~os 70 hee Ahted win the
complaint cannot he oyer esImat. 50 Il y 10
the tever md Aeue that Il my he truthnly SAIL b he
certain remedy One Dealer complains that II Is not rpsi
medicine 10 sell because bottle cures whole neighbour
Proparei by J, c, AYER, Co, Lowell Mass, and soil
by an Duysias ard Dealers In medicine. 80 2n37 700
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'd While we have been absent our sub IA,
run to advertisements. We have blown
him up for il 'f2'
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4 sIsPEdIAL NOTICES.
yD6 BlexNEIES SYRUP!
TIE GREAT
CA0lERA- REM nv

Also Dy,sn.ery, DIarhra, chosn Morbus, summe,
C2ppbnt, Pain " camp In stomach boweis, ,ict os
~ kmaf& rShep Iehois and Is warranted to
crs % no BAY Il purify vegetable, without particle q,
ophte o. narcc. Highly armatc, very pleasant IN ti-
a'te Mill but In its rfIcts warns and strngthens
the system, acts like charm, anocing almost immediate
relief AMI taste Il the article viii satisfy the most iDcr
81 GSpSdsNSS E5vikD srTru y TrSSiasnc-, 4
1. Coco. dOobwrS-& o., Of Boston, 0enr Agents
3mos3O
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The MERipES (CoSS.) REcoRpER says
thar tho new postmaster at Meriien threw
,ha, paper cut Of his office, giving ns a rca.
sou that Inc was ''ins,ructed to distribute no
paper which dill not support ilss adrninis-
iraiiou Of President JohIlson."' .risi~ ~
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Dissolution d -CoDartnefshE.

IIAyING all our ssvtay Machine Ba.Ipe-s ~ The
] "sIIAw A CLARK SEWING MACHINE COW.
PkNYr u~ csrartar.hip ber-tCsce rx.tins usier lhs
frTbSs NJ Hys & suiwl a CLARK i' this day
"'s' - CHARLES A. SHAW,
JAMES u, CLARK.
p,,,u.~, N. L 1904
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AYERS AouE CURE,
Hv~1l ~ pss YHs spsspr cvas % . -

'sfsyniitssf Fever, ~ Fsrsr and <gss,
e, ,RsnjftsRt FsVsr, cAiH Fever, Dumb
4 <0ue, Periodical Hsstashs o. b.
ious HssdoeAs. ssd Biiioas Fspsrs,
INDEED for hs wAois eiass Of dissas.
% srisissfiss IN kiiiAryi derange-
menf, caused BY tAs Malaria Of Nj.
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Dcmorcst's Monthly Magazine for Octo.
her For beauty ofityrogrphy, splendid
cngfavings and excellence OF litoary mat
ter, this popular periodical is without u RI
vnl on this continent. 'lts ''inake up" eS-
hibits The highest of,ler Of taste IN hiaga-
zine liienturc, and It 10 us useful as il Is
beautiful.
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DR.. Harvey'S Golden Pills,

. remedy taf special nssS .foss dssrsst stronger
than the above price Five Dollars per box.
PRIvATE CiRCuIAh 70 LAdLsA with hne ana
tomical eneravinss, ssnt tree receipt Of directed
Send Tor DR. nARvEYs Private Medical Advis.
en- addressed to females i0o psgss giving full In.
cannot purchase the pills Of your druggist, they
will be sent by nsl, t.Seid. secure FROM ohser.
walton, on receipt Of Ons Dollsry by DIR. J. Bar.
An, EooasltagB Physsian, stsgi broadway, New
yavk -. IT, tfa ytO
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"a Al "a Democratic meeting held in the
courthouse on Saturday evening, the Pres
i.lent of the meeting, on motion Of Il +.
Movers tho Democratic candidate for Sen
s,or, addressed the meeting. During his
remsrks he said tie name Of lloo,h would
live. lie, like winkelreid, had laid down
his life for his country. That Switzerland
had her Winkelrsia, Scotland her Bruce,
and America had her Booth, and thst the
time would conc when = monument would
10 erected 10 Booth higher than that erect
ed to Lincoln. These sentiments were rc-
ceiye,l without marks oil disupproba,ion.
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Term Policies.

Tenn Policies insure against death from any fs .
tenn of ooe b. years. Kate Isr Sl,0O-the Lite
,.licy being fos "Dath Only the o'mbDd policy for
Areotas 20 IS
Ordinary Life Policy, tSI5 to6O tlo6S
Ccabkstd Ilfs anil Aociient,' HIS l20 laos
I Oshsr Aees In prvpoclon.
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rW TaAssI LxsS.s HlmvosD IL ma ouiy tr JSrp-r
sntien CsnIany, ba tn fr-s In tin ~<i IN eHsisD,
LrS AMI Acyissv Insurance mkr or pasy ayf Sa.n-
n II dos MUSINGS tie oasA Plan. anil rrsIss in-w-
Al tie soy iosysf rsss osnpsiss with sasty W
The I.iicy islier TIE fn,~ng uik ascws uss psssn
ums sAsrci ~ several prmiDrs La c'ap~pss ts
full ise IsAs-y ulthost LstuiHx caTrpsssn &c sri-
,lrtas iyair - a10Oo. payAlk annskly ~ lEr
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Annual Premiums for LIE
Ten Var .Non-ForTtifabIs.

Ten Tear Soo-PoStitab poiIcs-s -ure against d~sui
ffvm any c,,tsr, sp Ire prvnhum sr m iah up In tr'
years C"mI,B<,tip, bolts, unteT tbs f<tu II psy do
riug tAc Whole No.. Tp-e pAictcs pntrSeitaf4e A.
YER l~o annual IayDents. Rate ~ t.oDi
w. Aged . 70 ID
Ociinsry In Pulley, tO0s t5e6 t3Lot
CosniaUai IIf, AMI Aociieut, 3a3T $50 &lVi
Osber ages ia p~pportioa.
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TO LADIES.
If you require :atasiessv to restore you,a's
DR.. HarYey's Female Pills,

2 never filling reuedy Cor Tia rspoval Of Ob.truo-
lions, no matter jrom HAaf curse tAsy arse. They
are safe and sure and will restore nature In every
case. They Az also etncsoious nsA cases Of weak
ness, Whites ProlapssA -, Sold In Boxes con-
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NOTICE .

NOTICE..
An tr-a. having demands araibst either II the sub
.,,s.,,a ., unsruki sresss ptsh tis hae arm Il 0av
Clark arr re9ustsi 10 prrsut IN. fr settiIpen
lna,eiiady. 30 80 rE's CIiARt4S a. SHAW,
JAMES u. CLARK.
~ Bliief~i, oet.<. fssei ~ - ssii 'Ti
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Endormsnt Poiieiss Non. For sifdbIs.

Epio~n>N p<tSss ARE Dr,-s<titaias, sni rryshs -
eiven ~, 40 20 1o) 1t death h oasr isk<v lie,
maturity n the eniowmesi KAts pr tl,ooo ysyks ~
the age q So;
-. sfHsa 60 Age Ses 80 u
Culinary LIE Rrcy, SIS $5IIo 3slTs
CMIbIosi Lt AMI Aorsiie-s, 3S to%o ATs
R,ts T.r $1,000, payable a tir ssr q soi
Oriinsry Hfr Tolicy, tiSII t1sD tsa65
CsniInsi LIE aad Accident lsTI N-0 2Aos
Hhrf asts In lsotspstosl
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The Assassin BoorH EuLoGisED ArA
JoHNsoS Marine. "A dispatch to the N.
|Y"Tribunc dated Bedford, Pa, Sept q,
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Ten Yen, ,nform.,t Non. For/siisSis.

Ten FeuT ef1ormeHf .N0n.FoT1sHd6f'
Ten Year Epio~,nept riS-s sans insrrabr a's,v-.
hat prrnuns asc an pasf h ten yoar> lie pef tf0U.
payable M "a.
Aex2s 20 IS
Obituary LIse PIey. siSJs S,s.t3 STo.If
Cont+ori LIZ, anil Aoeiiot. t3so oaB 1851
Rate pr 5000. payable al ioi
0rftrsry Lar i$tiey, t3sA tsT0i tt1fi
Coulin~i Hfe api Aotient 3S6i &SS &aJg
O,brr As,s IN pSogostsa.
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PORGY OIL, FOR PAINTING.

, BrDpsruRDO Dot. 2i!lS6.,
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would 20 for assuming the rebel debt ling
Tor the liberated slaves. aud hanging Abolition
lists into the bargain. and are only nt TO edit
aeopperhsad paper. -. ....i-r.
Wsi.srs tron the woneboro. N. II. News
that on Friday last, little daughter Of Moses
Thompson d ofthat town Vas burned so severe.
ly. by her clothes taking Are. in the absence
Of bar mother. hat she died in sisw hour.
The cops are trying hard to make |, appear
that Grant Is . supporter Of Johnsons policy;
but the Developments VI the las, rev week.
have shown fully and satisfactorily that the
General does not wish that policy to be adopt.
cd. u would be serious blow to The hearts Of
the people " have Grant pr0ss urashsrous.
They might then declare thai they lad lost
coshdenes IN ell public nen. Ulysses. howsv-
%. b al rishs, and b sgh,ins 10 oct On the
sane liss ., IN the sadernsss. osly vears nov
''out Of The Wilderness" but vsre he 10 70
over TO tie enemy. Il would. great Is Il his IN.
ausoes ana popularity now, not affect the .
sue before the pablo. TIE people LEAD, sSsy
~ ~ s 80 W.T. ssV~ owerOgn
asthsy sss - he prsssst tins. We have SEEN
then disssFt ~ nan shsa they ssussd and
gave pessr ssd VITO In turn sstrsysA thar
sssss, and AIN .AfeA along 10 sAs greet high.
vay of . satsca = rsaemption. With full rank,
and With iseressing power. We have seen
them, alnoss TO . nan. spurn the prodtred
briSss % . srsasAssoss issr~se. and lay asids
0ses., s.onusnts. ssd pstrvusss which b.
ionsed to them. audstill the column marches
on. u. here and there. ssOpg million nss.
~ AAss straeSied frpn The paih Of daty.
The vasAst plsss hsss bssa pses thsai illsd
b. sssr.iss. ass sAe 80 tired Of hssssasSs.
s,ssd Il vsssa asd iseospes1s lssAsn, ssd
tirsA a sasriasisg sAe,s 0va end their econ.
t'y's Interests IN bsAslf Of men Who soogAs 10.
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n an approved forms OF Life Policies.
either ,riih or iriih0ut compensation Tor per-
sonai Injuries, as the applicant may dssire.
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This ntrocious remark SHOWS how insin-
cec Is the claim that johnson Is simply fol.
lowing out Mr.. Lincoln plan. '..'
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TUESDAY MORNING, MARCH 27, 1866.

trict DR.. Caire was elected am for physiciau O,
the Second and Third Districts. Dr.. Henry Bayon
For Keeper Of the City Hall, Major William
Bosworth was elected.
This completed the elections, and the Board Of
Aldermen retired. -rH Hss
A communication was then received from Nr.L
81. Pile, Surveyor elect. thanking the Board fol
the honor done him, and offering Iessrs. John
| Ilorgan Hall and Samuel Jamson as his SECURITIES
7 On motion of Mr.. Cunningham, the Board &C
eepted the security, and on motion also, the reso
luton was ordered to be Transmitted to the Board
| OF Aldermen Tor concurrence.
The Board slssn adjourned until G o'clock this
evening. ., l--..-g - 5s gazsz5 .-,
RECORDER GAsTIYEB's CeBET.--ArneIia Lacoste
and Rosa Hlyard, who were not possessed OF
sufficient self-resiraint as to- prevent theap from
causing dsturbssce of the peace, had to pay sl5
each for their little outbreak.
Louis Mango and Mary Weaver, against whom
/, complaint has been made on she score OF their
| Neing q Nuisance to the neighbornood, were
OF dered to reside in the workhouse fer the next
thrt,e months. Not having any choics in fheir
destloy, for that period at least, they peaceabIy
| accspt the disposition made of them.
Wsilitsm Stewart, charged with passing counter:
felt Money, and drawing pistol on the officer wis
arrested b i'm, was fined $50.
REcuKDEh, ARsRs's Couzr-R Recorder, pesa.ard
PresiS;ng.- The case of E3mond Burke, charged
with obtaining by means of false pretenses three
bales OF moss rom Mr.. Ottendorf, was partially
investigated, anL' continued until to-day.
Henry Taylor, esolored, charged with disturbing
the peace OF ball room opposite Poyarrs. Mssket,
was required to give bonds TO. his good behavior
for six nenths to ne, and also fired s. as
present reminder of Is future responsibility to.aet
properly.
Frank Ellen, also of dark complexion, had an
idea that hs could interfer with the serenity Of
festive gathering at Pei, mnia Hail. He had to
provide good and sufficient security for better cca
duct for the forthcoming hal: year.
CRI4INAL eoUgr-Jatd5e 3t6eu---Hu. Ford, in
tdicted for comnitting rape on the person OF
Frances Nortsn, was tried and fonndguilty only of
assault and bstsery. Coleman and spellman, tried
as accessories, were acquitted. Ford has already
been sertenceato three years at hard labor in the
Stsse peaitentiary for highway robbery.
Henry Thompson. John Tucker, VIM. Nelson and
John Smith, charged with larceny, were dismissed
by asol pros.
B RECORDER LEyrEM's CoUaT-Sanay Wood,
,colored charged with carrying both pistol ana
dirk Enife concealed, Has fned $50 to be imari
seued for one moath.
John Hensight. whs is alleged to have besn
found the premises Of Mr. Fry under suspicious
circumstances, was reInanded to prison until TO-
day, when HIS case will receive further considera.
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and son. Miss Miller, Col G B Hallman, A Fry,
+ E johnson, seguin, Texas; H Slater, J Hall,
La: Col NJ Porter and wife, Y; Mrs G
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snodgrass, Va; L Lyon, Y;J samqels, Fort
Works; E Wickey, San Antonio; } Ware and
wife. Victoria " NJ Greenslade, Ind; Seansei !;
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Vicksburg: ] Green and wife, Dayton, Ohio; Mrs
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Conn; H Stevens and family, Columbia. Texas; a
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weston: FL Hitler, Miss j Overton, Memphis;
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ii. S d PARROT, Miss; 9 ? Wyckoff, Mobile !; I
y Stansbury Phila !; P R Mayors: Miss; } Atki
fs Greensboro, Ala; J J MeRea, Miss Mrs N y II
n Crimson, Mobile; H N Williams, do; r II Shotw,
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