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The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1867-01-03
YintOn Probate Court.

NoTICE.-Joel G SHETLAND, administrator
~ Of the estate of George Nixon, decd, has
fed his accounts and voucher for inspection
and partial settlement, and that Che same will
be for hearing on the Sd day Of January, 1867.
dec2o- - RICHARD CRAIG, Pro. Judge.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1867-01-03
Take Notice,

Take Notice,
To the change of car time at Macarthur
Station, the N. &C. RR.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1867-01-03
YintOn Probate Court.

NOTICE. w. Haynes, administrator
lN of the estate of james Carter, decd, his
filed his accounts and vouchers for inspection
and partial settlement, and that the same will
be for hearing on the Sd day Of anuary, AID.
1867. n5l RICHARD CRAIG, Pro. Judge.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1867-01-03
VintOn Probate Court.

NOTICE William Rowland, guardian of
IN Andrew Salts, has filed his accounts and
vouchers for inspection and partial settlement,
and that the same will be for hearing on lhg 81
day of January, 1867. RICHARD CRAIG,
dec20ws Pro. Judge.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1867-01-03
VintOn Probate Court,

NOTICE. - James Gibbons, administrator Of
~ the estate Of Jessco B. Finney, deceased
has filed his accounts and vouchers Tor inspec
tion and final settlement, and that the same
will be for hearing en- the Sd day of January
1857. n5l RICHARD CRAIG, Pro. Judge.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1867-01-03
SUCH As

Nails, Files, Rasps, Locks, Hatchets, Ham
mars, Axes, Hand saws, Wood saws, Augers,
Chisels, Draw-knives, Butts, Screws,
Wrenches, Bolts, Curry combs Paint and
Wall brushes, Butchers knives, Table and
Pocket cutlery, Gun locks, Tubes, Powder
Lead, Gun caps, Shot, ETC., etc.
Also, Coal and Wood Cooking Stoves, Heating
Stoves and Crates, Together with u full as
sortment of
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1867-01-03
YintOn Probate Court.

NOTICE.-H. c. & T. W. Robb ms, Execu-
~ tors OF the estate of John Robbins, decd +,
have filed their accounts and vouchers in the
Probate Court of VInton County, Ohio, for in
will be for hearing in said Court, on Saturday
the 9th day of November, 1866, at II o.
clock, a m Of said day Dated November sth,
a 1866. RICHARD CRAIG, Pro. Judge,
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1867-01-03
Notice to Creditors Of
ThOs. "A. Martin, AssignOr.

IN the matter of the assignment iof Thomas
l. A. Martin. ! will on the 18th day Of jan
nary ls67, pay 25.per cent. being the first div
idend, on ella ms allowed.
II. O. JONES,
dcc20w4 Assignee of T. A Martin.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1867-01-03

Religious Services in Macarthur.
NJ, Z. CHuBcH. Preaching Sabbath at half
past ten o'clock, A M, and half-past six
o'clock, P NJ. Sabbath School, 2 P. VI.
PREsBYrERIAN CHrRcH.. .-serviees st II o'cl'k
A. N. and o'clock P. N. Sabbath School at 9
o'clock a. NJ, every Sabbath.
CHRIsTIAS CHURCH. Services at ii o'clock A.
NJ, every Sabbath. -t
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1867-01-03
LOCAL MATTERS.

lB- Advertisements 10 appear on IRsrs-
day morning, must be handed in not later
han Tuesday erening
The New York herald., 1867-09-05

eooHup-0n Tuesday. september 8 Mr. HoaAm u
soovmLD, in the s2d ysar Of hs as@
OThs funeral services will take place HE hAs rssx
dsnos l26th street, between Third and Fourth svsuues
friends and those OF his fathsr-in-law Mr. j. Vrsdsn
burgh, are respectfully requested 10 attend.
ScHuRMAM-On Wednesday, September I, McHArr,
The relatives and friends the family are respsctfuy
invited to attend the funeral from his late residence
No. los West Fourth street. on Friday afternoon two
O'Clock.
srAoe.-on Tuesday, September 8. at Railway, N j.,
The friends and relatives are invited to attend The
funeral this (fhursdayl afternoon, AZ half-past two
o'clock from the First Baptist church. Railway. N y.
VAN VooRHH-0h Wednesday, September 4 MiRrA,
relict Of Joseph ". Van voorhs
Her relatives and friends and also those OF her brother
E. Van Beursn, respectfully invited to attend tn
O'Clock =
wAIEER-on Wednesday, September Z. susAS Z. I.
The relatives and friends of the family respectfully
invited to attend the funeral from late residence ~
Allen street. on Friday afternoon, a. two O'Clock.
rnDA WARREN, wife OF Captain John Warren, aged 3I
years, months and 10 daya
The relatives and friends Of the family also the meme
f. hers o. City Lodge No 4os +. and are rsspscn
o'clock.
wnrxoTE-on Wednesday evening" September y
WILLIAM WETMoRk, In the Goth year of his age.
The friends and reat Of the family are respectfuN
invited attend the funeral from his late residence
s22 Grand street. on Friday afternoon, half past one
O'Clock.
wmsoS.-On Tuesday, September 3. at her residence.
skilman street, Brooklyn CHARITY WILSON, in the 7elk
year Of her age.
The friends and relatives are respectfully invited "a
attend the funeral this Thursday afternoon .. bApasS
two O'Clock, from T. Asry's church, Classon avenuek
near Willouehby avenue, Brooklyn.
The New York herald., 1867-09-05
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

The United states steam corvette Brooklyn arrived at
Philadelphia on the Sd inst from Rio Janeiro having
been absent for nearly two years. during which she
served as flagship OF the South Pacinc squadron The
following is a list OF her oficers:-
COMMANDER SQUADRON AND sIAfY.
Perr ddmfrdi-S W. Godon
Lieutenant Corrdndr-J d. Marvin.
Mdsfer-B. II. hcCaila
Sugeoa-A c. Gorgas
pdygaster--9 Plunkett
ChtJ Ergins--E 8 De Luce
fUTf Ltspcndni-W. b. McKean
Admirops Sccrefdry-G Yardey.
OFFICERS BRooKLYr
Cdptdin-Thomas II. Patterson.
LieHenants CJmmanding-r " McNar G. T. Mckay,
II. G. Taiman.
Lisa<ndnt--C v. Gridley.
Acting MaHer--G. r. winsow.
Acting Ensigns - l. vennard, A. ". Snow.
Mdfs-B. @. studley.
Acting Assisfdnf Surgeon-N Ingram.
Puymasfer--0. Plunkett
Bmgineus-Chisf Engineer, E De Lucsi First A.
sstsnts l. r. Green. II. W, Robe Second Assistant \
W. A. Mintzer: Acting Third Assistants J. d. Thomp.
son, v. c. Brooks, W. A. Bowie.
FsrM Lieutenant Of kauwn- william B. Mexican.
Adssiydrs Ckrk--C. g Wneisn.
Cdptuin's Cleyk-R n Patterson.
Psvwssers Clerk-0. Thompson
Observation-Disclosures Miller.
GtNwe-F. Cassidy.
CdypeNfer-E. Thompson
Saiissoko-J. Stamford
The New York herald., 1867-09-05
BROOKLYN INTELLIGENCE.

THE EAST RIVER BRIDGE Tho boring for foundation
for the bridge the Brooklyn side Of tho river has
suspended the result Is that about twenty feet
below surface gravel foundation has been reached
while the rock at which the work has been suspended
will probably be the foundation stone. Consequently
the boring will shortly be commenced on the New York
side pier No. 80 East river being the objective point
selected Il is understood that the work thus FAR has
resulted most satisfactorily
PROBABLY Fatal AssAULT.-A German named George
Anderson and a wagon maker named Kuntz became
Hill road, on Monday evening" which ended in the
with 1t the back Of the head, fracturing his skull
The injured man was so low on Tuesday that II was
deemed proper to arrest Anderson. which was accom-
pished by officer Wonderly, Of the Forty-fourth pre-
The accused committed TO the county jail to
await the result Of Mr. Kuntz's injuries
ASSAULT KSTE-A woman named Magdaene
Lchterfelt arragned before Justice Daley ysster.
day, the charge Of assaulting boy named Patrick
Conner The accused keeps bakery in Skillman street,
piece Of pie but refused to take IL after she had cut IT,
averrng that too small This enraged the woman,
and She alleged threw at the boy the knife that she
was usng nfiictng slight wound In the back. Mrs.
Llcnterfet gave bonds TO appear Tor examination on
Wednesday next.
The AILsGED FALSE PRzrEScE CAsE.-rhe examination
Of tho case Of J. W. Plumb, charged with obtaining
board from Colonel Jones' proprietor Of the Wall House.
Fourth street, WILLIAMSBURG, was comm need yesterday,
before Justice Daley. The accused 10 charged with
running up board bill at the house In question TO tho
amount of $7Q3 under the representation that he
engineer in the United States navy, which sub
sequenty ascertaned to be false. Nothing further OF
from the examination The case was adjourned for fur
ther examination.
The New York herald., 1867-09-05
SUPREME COUaT-CHAMBERS.

The Olympic Theatre Imbrogiio Rcvived-An
Injunction Issued Against the New Manage-
Before Judge Leonard.
Jesse ~ Boe. Receiver dc. of Olympic Theatre Pro-
per,y. John A. Duff, James e. Hayes ct al-Dun was
some time since declared by the courts mortgage in
possession Of this property and the expiration Of
the lease under the old management a lease was
dawn favor Of Hayes ct al, TO take effect from Sun
day morning next Boles then made application before
Jddgs Csrke for order OF injunction to restrain the
from occupying opening the theatre under
the proposed new management Hayes has announced
the opening by advertisement for next Monday. Apph
then made 10 Judge Barnard on Tuesday last
Special Term for order dssolvng that injunction,
which in the absence opposing COUNCIL after due notice
Of motion, granted Yesterday morning Mr. Horace
Andre made application upon atfldavts setting forth
he The counsel in the case representing b. c.
Thayer for the plaintiff, and obtained from Mr. Justice
order setting aside the order issued by Judge
Barnard and restoring the injunction granted by Judge
Cerke Shortly before the adjournment of the court
yesterday afternoon r A. Oakley Hall appeared bef re
Mr. Justice Leonard and stated that there gross
of the in the affidavit upon which
Mr. Andres had obtained the order Of vacation and
asked Ihe be set aside After discuss
the court granted order requiring Mr. Andrews to
chow cause before the court at ten o'clock this morn
ing, why order granted to him by Judge Leonard
should not bo vacated
The New York herald., 1867-09-05

during his administration; Mr. Dsvlin said he wosld
give oertnssss tha. would DO claimant no harm bus
recognized the justice Of the claim al the time hs was
in ha the once: Mr. Dsvc cs%.n sS.a s' should no. 5. psa
claimant expended moneys himself amounting 70
$3.50 eea the witness iees - ~. sss
rate for cases under Mr. O'Gormans ADMINISTRATION -
under Mr. Devn; the bill for Disbursements was cer-
tided by Mr. 0Gorman, and covers the year 1855 only
for services and Disbursements had charge Of all the
cases and about four hundred actually tried
Afterwards increased to ST. ESQ., during six months OF the
time received tho rate OF 500 per annum claimant
Vas nearly all done at night BY Mr. Dean-Mr Deylin
said in regard 10 this compensation that he would
that paid. in addition TO my regular salary; Mr.
OGorman said that my services under him should be
paid for the same as under Mr. Devlin; after has
been put the day calendar may remain there per-
must be subp@naed every day got assistance from
the police In the service OF subp9nass finding Of wit
neSses; .aey were tSuna 1y my persons. Efforts .oso
for extra services rendered to committees. and like
amount for clekshp 10 the Board of City Csnvasser
performed during the year 1865 Claimant being sworn
testified that he first assistant clerk 10 the Board of
Aldermen at salary OF $4,000 per annum; the claims
regularly the services rendered to the committees
done by request OF the charmen OF those committees
GENERALLY under tbs direction Of Mr. Valentine By Mr.
DeanAttended eight or nine OF the committees OF the
Board Of Aldermen; was not empoyed for all the COM
mitees: each chairman Of committee selects the clerk
for that committee attended the Committee on Streets
tho Croton Aqueduct Committee and others; do
not know whether the charmen designated moro
than clerk; other person had charge OF tho
papers OF the committees attended while had
them: the Board of Canvassers sit in session about
twenty days. sometimes they would meet AT ten O'Clock
and sit until half past one then go in 10 the Board OF
Aldermen during its session. then reoranize as Board
OF Canvasers apd sit until after dark; sometimes they
would sit as Board OF Aldermen and Board Of Can
vassers throe times day.
The case of Patrick Binns was the last claim called
and for the recovery Of $s4 as compensation for
services OF the Gouverneur street market
The claim precisely similar that OF John Degnan
The claims OF Thomas Doyle, J. G. Draper and Denis
Duane we're rejected the Complaints being informally
drawn. and ordered to be amended and no response
made to the call OF r. O. Doremus, Patrick Doyle,
Henry Drcker and Bridget Farrell
The Board adjourned at quarter 10 three, to reas-
semble at noon to-day.
The New York herald., 1867-09-05
THE COURTS.



IN tie Natter Of John Pxlv~. Bankrupt Judge
bhtchford has pronounced heightened opinion In this
case thirteen questions Submitted to him by Register
Beale The Judge states that Register ought to cer
tify to him for decision questions Of speculative
nature and which have in the Of the
proceedings The questions propounded in this for
his Honor's decision reer principally to the mode Of
serving notices creditors and to how far petitioner
In bankruptcy bound to ascertain the residences OF
miscarriage Of the notices which the Marshal is bound
according to the warrant issued TO him. to serve upon
the creditors either personally or by mail. The
twelfth question submitted to the Judge by
the Register was:-"In this case the notice
required TO be published is correct, and one
need be published The notice required to be sent to or
served the creditors 10 incorrect and new one must
be served" "In regard TO this question:" adds the
Judge, he Register states that he Is OF The opinion that
In this notice required TO be published or
served the creditors named, such notices and their
publication having been correct The Register Is correct
in this view The Judge cOncurs with the Register in
the view that the messenger ought to copy into the no.
tanned in warrant but that the Register may dsre
gard mmaterial variance when not calculated 10 mis-.
lead
Petitions In Bankruptcy.
During the past two days fourteen petitions have been
fled They foows:-Marcus Bosworth, New
York city William e. Townsend, do; James H. Mer-
chant do. Joseph Anthony, do William o'Nell Yon-
kers; Charles Reynods New York city; David H. Sting
ham, do Walter H. Stephens Thompson, Sullivan
county; Robert G. Rathbone, New York city Joseph
Lock wood, do Abraham T. Hasbrouck Lloyd, Ulster
county; William P. Robinson, New York city Francis
G. Sallonstall, do. Azariah P. H. Stewart do.
The New York herald., 1867-09-05
BROWN UNIVERSITY COMMENCEMENT.

PRovfDxycs, r. l., Sept Z, 1857.
Ths Commencement OF the Brown University
occur 10 day. The following honorary degrees were
conferred Master Of ArtS Mr. Charles @. vauzandt,
Of Newport, and james Blackinstos Of Boston; Doc
tor Of Divinity, Rev. William Hadey Eaton Of Nashua:
Doctor Of Lava Charles smith Bradley Chief Justice Of
the Rhode Island SuCrsme Court
yuses Chass; 0everuer Bullock, OF hsssachusssts sx-
Governor e1yth. Of New Hangshirei General o. o.
Yosf. osssrsi Is.sr2 ysssssdsy rsss,vsd stsiscrsm
nom oeoefA 0snDgO heodQeastes soasnG hat he need
nos hussy back 70 weshngssu bss might prslsoo his
nStc1 ssossioosi eSassSsss = sks issVssSk
The New York herald., 1867-09-05
FIRE IN 0sweGo.


oswReo, Sept. 4, 1867.
very destructive nrs occurred 10 this city early this
morning A brick block Of three story buildiugs on
West First street burned They owned and
occupied foows:-Mack Gllchrst, grocers, building
and stock valued at $4,000 loss s2o 600 insurance.
building and goods valued S2s 900, loss $50 oo0 IN
sumnce $1,000 Building owned by a. u. Merriam,
loss IS 900. Insurance 00o The building stored
with hardware goods ownod by q. Kenyon & Smith.
Their loss is $1,000; insurance. Tho walls OF the
burning bu!iings in falling, crushed two smaller
buildings occupied as grocery stores They
petey demolished
The New York herald., 1867-09-05
ANOTHER SUICIDE IN CINCINNATI.
SPECIAL rtltsaAm TO TINE HesAlu.

CINCINNATI, Sept Z, 1881,
eo'Ciock r. n.
Peter Barter, native Of Denmark, aged thirty, husg
himself last night because bis infant child. aged nx
weeks ives pronounced In dying condition oy ply.
sican who was treating Il for cholera infastum. The
child expired ths morning. and the father aad sht will
b buried tofether.
The New York herald., 1867-09-05
SUPERIOR COURT.
Military Law Overriding Civil Inv.
nof,ra Juotica McCupn


In the Matter Of the HaIeas Corpus of Philip Schrosh-
On Saturday Of habeas corpus issued TO Colonel
Person. commanding At Bedoes Island to produce the
body Of said Schroth before this court Justice Barton
issuing the writ
Before proceeding to serve the writ the person having
Il In charge General Butterelds once and OBJ.
tanned the regular pass 60 and return The writ
personally served Colonel Person. who at the
messenger telling him he had better get off that island
damned quick, &c and using threatening and abus,
language Tnst subsequently he ordered two soldiers to
the messenger, who did so at the point OF the
bayonet, keeping him detained four or i've hours
These fac appeared affidavit Of the messenger, and
upon these facts Judge McCunn was about issuing
order TO show cause why an attachment should not
issue-there being no one present TO represent the
Colonel, and return. Lieutenant A. b. Gardner here
appeared and explained the Of tho delay and
non-return to the writ II arose from the misspeng
Of the name, and such on the island. By
Of counsel the hearing the writ adjourned
to the 10th instant
The New York herald., 1867-09-05
Ias NEW ORLEANS SCHOOLS.
Diniculty Between the Old and New Boards
of Directors.

NEW ORtEArs Sept. T. 1857.
The school mbrcglio is coming to focus The schools
open on Monday. the day specified by Law, under the
auspices OF the old Board OF Drectora The appontess
OF The Council restrained from action BY writ Of
quo vurrdn returnabs the 9Th Of September before
Judge DupIantior The Council last night adopted
resolution suspcndng the schools until the LIST OF Octo
ber owing TO the epidemic The resolution amounts 10
nothing legally, thu Board OF School Directors sxsr
the authority under the State lava The R,pubil an
suggests the cutting on OF the supplies the schools -
the means Of overcoming the difncuty.
The New York herald., 1867-09-05
A UnAct Or CORRECTIONS.

A Georgia Newspaper Not sspprsssed. and
Freedmen Net PrehibIoA frsm Rsnsiss fer
AseusPA. O., sspA { 1851.
b - tsue. - STATED IN some Norshsn DapeFA thae
fWSl6diog fVeensa fSvn runaise fW ~ Csnvsosiea
The New York herald., 1867-09-05
FIRE IN eulpfa clIY. COLORADO.

ST. LOUIS, Sept 4, 1867.
The Touring mill OF somax, Palmer 4 Co, at Golden
City, Colorado OF the largest the territory
recently destroyed by Ore. The lose is $50 600; in
The New York herald., 1867-09-05
ElaE AL IAsI eR skW.cY. 4. |.

PRoylDsvcE, r. l., Sept 4, 1897
fro in East Green wch destroy cd the planning works
OF Robert H. Cbamplan. the dwelling house Rebecca
Roy nolds the store OF solomon Champail and large
OF
The New York herald., 1867-09-05
LOSES BY FIRE IN AUGUST.

The following is list Of fires in the United states
ais Month NJ Auunst- 1867. involving loss al
each nre OF $40, 900 and upwards:-
The New York herald., 1867-09-05
COURT CALENOAR-TAls DAY.
the CASE or CATAaBIHe LYONS.

SUPREME CoURT, CnAMBERs.--Nos II, As. IS, %, q
SO, "a. Can commences at No. 90.
The New York herald., 1867-09-05

PsaT Of new Ysax. SEPTEMBER T. 1857.
Arrived.

Stsamtug Chas Chambsrlan, Bird Fortress Monroe via
Steam Elevator Bsitmore Gardner Baltimore via Della
ware Breakwate days. master. Was towed to this port
By steamtug Chas Chamberlain.
Wind 81 sunset ST.
The New York herald., 1867-09-05
Marine Disaster.


Marine Disaster.
BARK GHoRGR JENKINS Br), At Savannah <th inst from
New York when on Barnea she the wreck
OF vessel with her and stern above water Her
name was washed of She hailed from Nova Scotia, and
was apparently about 800 tons.
American Ports.
CHARLESTON, Sept ARRIVED, steamer Alliance Phila
delphia
Sailed-steamers Everman. Philadelphia; Upham Boston
SAVANNAH. Sept l-Arrived. bark Geo jenkins (br),
Fbr Other Shipping Ne,cs See sirth Page.
The New York herald., 1867-09-05

The Convention rcassembed at half past O'Clock.
The consideration OF the reports on finance and the
canals was resumed In Committee OF tho Whole.
Mr. OrDyxE continued his argument Mt some length in
favor OF the report OF the Finance Committee.
Mr.. MifLER said the plan Of the Finance Committee
looked too painan old fashioned Of paying OF the
State debt Tho proposition OF the Canal Committee was
entirely different That proposed to use the state funds
for the enlargement OF the canals, limiting the expendi
lures to SIS 0oo He could not agree 70 the dazzling
plan OF that committee.
Mr.. BROOKS spoke At great length In opposition TO
tho report CT the committee and finally gave way for
report progress and the Convention adjourned
TO nine O'Clock to- morrow morning.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-24

SralxoriELD, ILL.,. April 23.-The Gov
ernOr has this day appointed the following
named gentlemen as members Of the State
Board tor the Equalization Assessments Ia
pursuance III the law:
Second Senatorial District, Jos Part
idge, White county; 4sh district, T. H
Burger. Perry county; 9Th district, james
H. VsnarsdaIe. Green county; 7sh district,
Joseph II. Howell, Macoupin county; 9Th
district, L. Callahan. Crawford county; Sth
district, VIM. Hancock. Douglas county
10Th district, II. b. Duriec, Decatur county;
nth district, r. Smith Pekin; 18th district
w. H. Ray. Rushville; 18Th district, y N,
Ferrier. Carthage county; 18th district Hea
~ 8. Leates. Mercer county; 18th district,
Rufus w. Mills, Knox county; 16th district,
s. H. Ciapp, Peoria county; 18th district.
Wu. r. CelOn. Will couuly; 10th district.
Needham N. Rowlin, kapes county
B. Sinpeon. Whiteside county PA
diserice, Joh1 p. Plat, 10 Devieoo coooty
- disirics, Janss r. Oosey, lahe epooty;
2lth disef1ce, OAaslee Y. Farwell, Chicago;
96ah dissrics, Henry 0tesnebanm, Chicago.
Ths nesas third, nfsh, ssvsaisealA and
twenty INT Dissfices nos yes 1lled bos VIII
b In . tsw days. -
MessosA, April 24.-Quits Z siGAsniog
sceidens scoufse1 heee O 70 S'eleeh ~
night. Six - ssvsn biah tsss 49, u -
10 ys1es - 6gG no1vo1g 6eolsh Mt ~
trso LaSaljs y TIE plsss = ssos sap.y
freight caesv 49, ~ 1t1llag upsa ihs
tssis wAso jeovioe tsegeA : - oSaIa ~
stsseine. Too sescss6sd 10 gstoing o., Ne
bird, 1svssscs Dolan, ehils secoisise -
sistanee ffem aneehsr. pulled bic mate fseo
the care aud both rolled under The MOVING
tain naaoM 0na as,SkaaA1s ls1l>A ~.
Other eighty injussd-nane unkoowa,
SPs'x0Rssls. April "a. "A special q he
journal says: TIE osdiuancs pssioisIas
me vending Of insoxieatsng quoss il the
esy q Jaskesaville. uades the new shastes,
ssss saee so.se es-1ay, - Will - rieidly
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-24

CnAaL4sToH, 8. c., April 98.-0ss
SjckDes has issued On order 70 asraselng the
sub-dissficts In his Department, and provid
ing additional regulations. He fotbids the
AIs or gin Of liquors TO U. g. soldiers, sa,l
ors or marines
The following is one Of the provisions Of
the order:
Post Commander will exercise supervi
sion over magistrates, sheriff ., deputy
sheriff . and police, within their commands
and will when necessary for the preserva
ton Of order and the discharge Of duties
aeeume command of the police force.