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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-09-27
All Diseases Of the Blood, as
And all other complicated Chron-
ic Complaints.
All forms of Female Difficulties
attended with the happiest
results.

It's to be hoped thatlno one will despair
of a cure until they have given the Indian
Herb Doctors medicines a fair and faith
fol trial During the Doctors travels iD
Europe, West Indies, East Indies, South
America and the United States, he has
been the instFument in Gods hand to re-
store to health and vigor thousands who
were given up and pronounced incurable BY
the most eminent Of school physicians; nay
more: tbousa nds who were on the verge
Of The grave, are now living monuments to
the Doctors skill and successful treatment,
and are daily exclaiming: blessed be the
day when FIRST we saw and partook Of the
Indian Herb Doctors medicine.
Satisfactory references Of cures will be
gladly and cheeriuIly given whenever re-
quired.
The Doctor pledges his sacred wutd and
honor that be will in wise, directly or indi-
eeilF, i1dnce o.. cause an invalid TO take
ais medicines without the strongest proba
bililv oi cure
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-09-27

The Cincinnati Enquirer, which
adopts such high chjv-lrous tone
with regard to the respectful allusion
to Judge Thurman wife in Deacon
Gray's speech, used The following IN
effabIy mean and atrocious language
with reference to the wives of our gall
laut soldiera, while their husbands
were absentin the army, 6gh ing for
their country
sThey THE Union soldiersl come
back and 3nd their places flled-the
tide of life running on unconscious Of
their presence, and forgetful of their
absence-thejr families probably scat
cred their wives probably under the
care of some charitable agent of an
aid society, who has found that there
are. more ways than one of admins
tering consolation These pictures
only fail Of the truth because they are
notas sad as the reality.
No better commentary than this can
be made on the lying pretenee OF chiv-
airy set up BY the Enquirer
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-09-27

There is one argument in favor OF is
suing gTeenbacks by thousands Of mill
lions, which Thurman, Pendleton and
VaIlandigham forget to use in their
speeches. tt viii make honest men Of
rogues. A man viii not need a strong
box to keep his cash ia. The people
may leave their money ''lying around
loose, . for no thief viii .'break through
even the slightest barrier to steal it,
JOalrnQL
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-09-27

Frogs have 2 natures, ground and
water, and are as free from sin as an
oyster
Their hind legs are used for refresh
gents, but the rest of him wont pay
for eating
The bulI-frog is boss ov the mud
puddle, ard has log tn sit on over on
the other side ov the puddle, and tal rs
tn the rest on the frogs away down. 10
his throat SO that you cant under
stand half what he sez, he is geuera y
8 cross and lazy old devil a3l over warts.
josh BILLINGS.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-09-27

DEMocRATTc PoL1ox.-The Democrat
fe Constitution Of the State of Mary
land, adopted last week, provides for
the following reforms, - namely: The
abolition of the school system of the
State; the conferring Of the veto power
upon the Governor the abolition OF
the test oaths against the rebels.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-09-27

VALLAND1aHAM FOR SENATOR
The Wood5feld Spirit of Democracy,
oR last week 10 an account of the re-
cent Copperhead neetl1g 20 Woods
field, says
AT 3 o'clock Hon q, i. Vullandig
ham. Ohio's s neat GI S. Senator step
Pc Dn the platform StraWs show
W.. gay the wind blows.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-09-27

TIE earnings Of the Atlantic Tele-
afanh Cable during the past year have
been over a million 0i dollars after
heavy deductions resulting from the
two accidents to the Gable Of 1856,
there remained to the credit Of the
revenue account $40. $40. o it Of which
dividend is daclared at she rate Of +
per cent, free from ineoho tax lapon
the first 8 per cent, preierenDas stock
But for these accidents, and gharge
for back interest, the net yar1lpgs
would have paid z perceIis on Slz, ,OVJ,
600, leaving $4,000 for reserve fuD0
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-09-27

The best way now TO beat Andrew
johnson and put stop TO his usurpa-
tiOns is to beat the party upon whose
support he is trusting Iu the pend
ing conflict between the Executive and
the PEOPLE. we can have no better
field for operations than Ohio.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-09-27

In their eager ness to lanish those
who furnished the government with
money, in the day of its Trial, Thur
man, PendletOn and Vallandigham
would food the country with a depre-
Ciated currency, to the destruction of
its agricultural and manufacturing in
terests, and to the utter ruin Of the Ia
boring man.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-09-27

Mr. johnson said the other day that
he wanted Us to live in peace as the
dead soldiers are doing at Autietam-
The great johnson party has been
living iu peace like dead man for
some time past, and the great Demo-
cratic party, if 5e DO our duty. viii
soon follow its example.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-09-27

ANYBODY who entertained a liuger-
ing doubt Of the dfsloyalty of the Dem
ocratic party, might have had lis
doubts dispelled the ether evening,
when then COpperheads hcla a mass
meeting in Baltimore TO raj y the new
MARYLAND Constitution. one Of the
speakers, who be2aH. .bv declaring that
the negro had. stno rights except what
s'the white man chose to give him as
sprivileges," :" wound up with the appro-
pirate boast that his synlpabhie during
the war had al WAYS been ~ itb ''the Reb-
ell army" Among the sentiments
which appeared most grateful to the
sasemblage was this: "Little Phil. to
fight Indians, and Stanton to orulethem.' -
The meeting broke up with cheers for
JEFF. Davis and Wilkes Booth,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-09-27

An old lady who had insisted On her
ministers praying for rain, had her
cabbages cut up BY a hail storm, and
On viewing the wreck. said she never
knew him to undertake anything With
out OVERRIDING the matter.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-09-27

FRANK HURD says that the Democrats
are the friends of the negroes, and LhBt
they viii take care Of them afed see 20
1t that they suffer no Wron&y even
though they are not voters. N0W, we
don't believe in taking care OF negroes
or other able Bodied persons. t7lVe
them the same rights that are enJoyed
by other men, and Jet them take care q
themsel ves.-CO COIHn3b3Cs Journal.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-09-27

seToITn N. Binek.ey, Acting Attorney
GarersI. . has decided that NaiiandlR-
bsm s included in the late amnesty
,lrooiarnafion, Val. feels easier.-tl5t-
isnlbatS Journal
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-09-27

at4d X q t6n6It DIOCk3 W DOu-
ward Ayenue.
Wooster American House, 5th
and 6th6 6f each month.
DELAWARE, AMERICAN HOUSE,
9TH and 8th of each month.
Co. umbUs, Hell House 9Th and
10th of each month.
Mt, Vernon Lybrand House, 18th
4 and 18th of each month.
GAINESVILLE, o., Zane House, each
month5I1tH and 12tbJ0g
Detroit, Mich, Fishers Block,
|. Woodward Avenue, 422d. 23d.
4 oath, 27thg28th, 29th and seth
5 of each mouth.
Jackson, Michigan 20th of each.
[ month. n5 a.- 81 scE7
Ann ArboII Gregory House, 2Ist
/ of each month
Kalamazoo, Bufdick House, 18th
and 18th Of each month. ga-
+ Marshall, Hernden House, 18th
D 0t each month.
Battle Creek, Kellogg House
18th Of each month.
Grand Rapids, National Hotel,
each month, 25th and 26th.
ai sas9 aiCzT 7s8a a.i se sI
, - " .ss9i--- -z-a-z tef 1E aff
#or w8u ZgI. 1LHA
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-09-27
~ Mode Of Examination

Prot. i. discerns diseases by the eye; be
heretore, asks no questions Eeilher does be
require invalids to explain symptoms Let
one and all come aud have their symptoms
and location Of their disease explained free
IT charge y.E
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-09-27

5za- Remrmh r, consultation and advice
tre' The poor shall he literally consider
ia The Doctor has just issued a pamphlet
containing brief sketch Of his life, study
and travels. which can re had free OF
charge by all who desire ID,
Prof. R. J. LYONS,
Detroit, Michigan.
Mar. 15'67-ly.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-09-27

v-ys as lately purchased two new and improved
- iron frame Machines exclusively for the pur-
pose of making
SASH, DOORS, BLINDS, MoULDLFGs' o.
every description, FLOORING, SIDING,
BASES, CASING s66RNIgEss AND
FRAMEs FOR OORs AND WINDOW
sll ready for setting in the wals or frames o.
Hopsee. expect TO have on hand, aud for sale
-afove articles aud also NsEs ] ovBJ0Y's Patent
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-09-27
Perfumery

srs ALSO 1880 a..a
Tooth Brushes,
Brushes Of all kinds,
Patent Medicines
AND
Every article usually to be found
In the best DRUG. Stores.
+ B- Physicians Prescriptions
compounded with special care,
and can be relied on for purity of
materials and accuracy Of com
position.
M. L. STARR,
r January 10 66-u no Williams Bloc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-22
,UPaEne coURT-ceNeRAl TERM.
The Milwaukee and Minnesota Railroad Ins
brO1ltO.
Before Judges Leonard and Clerke.

Before Judges Leonard and Clerks.
Wp- Il. G,!aM Appe7aa1 Thomas A. Scou Il a.. Re-
spondsnsThis action instituted by Wm r. Griffith
owning eight hunded shares OF the vae of
500 per share Milwaukee and Minnesota
Railroad Company. corporation organized by and under
the Of wisconsn against the railroad
pany and the parties claiming TO be it's directors The object
Of the restrain the carrying out OF an alleged
Illegal and ths part Of the executive
committee Board Of Directors and scott and Thomson
y the o. this ss9 and he ss ss
M need 10 satisfy IN Indebtedness For this amount
.wers % receive ssOOo0 in eight per cen, bonds
st. rs s1 81
70 a. I'll Is
Of S s Ssrs sss rec: IL. m
in The hands Scott Thsmson snnicisnt Of
PoS.msns y sco and TScmsen, with three other. whom
nsed n once until the Who'll. matter was ssis an
ton on nsr power a. Scott and Thomson should think
proper Scott and Thomson were 70 name general msraser
%ss!inss held 10 WHARF
i ss Ja.sss
s ss1n 5 scsr me ~. ~ %
October. mSdiaed the papers "a winch II wa.
snow cause SO Why should no. be eoniinasd on
made p Mr. u.. ssa b HSh ne % motion
for an wa, Ssnsd and the sI.Ss
The mainly that esrPoraaSs may os'.us
H. although earned into effect In It's by members Of
the governing body. The of Wisconsin declares
the absolutely void No rights out
OF Illegal therefore invsd transaction. trustee
for ns
direct violation OF statute. AJAX protection at the
OF the The being Ia direct violation
OF bc provisions Of the statute sanction cnud be gwen
Fos The respondents held that The plaintiff no,
Tilted liberal remedies than would
administered II the corporation had brought The
pantlh hsye the contract declared nnll and void that
euit, visi,at,ral power pors
tons excepting specific powers the statutes OF this
State shareholders mpeaching transaction d. II
all responsibilities that attach 70 other other
eases Gaze argued; decision reserved
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-22
CHANNEL MARKS or NEW YoAk DAY.

Il has ieng been . Of annoyance and positive
danger TO the New York pilots In navigating the chan
Dsls OF the upper and lower bays TO determine esps
ciaIly in hazy weather. the marks indicated By the spar
buoys and sometimes the exact location Of the buoys
thcmselvsa This owing altogether 70 the dminstivs
sim Of these floating signals and the partial eacsmsns
~ sbc marks upon them which serve to indicate the
various channels To remedy this the representatives
of ali the New York pilot boats have drawn up the fol-
lowing petition for presentation 70 the Lehhouse Board
n las been aligned by about onehrd Of the entire pu-
bsr OF pilots and awaits the signatures Of those who
q present a. sea- tNE
10 sH LcHIsousE BoAnp.-rhc undersigned pilots Of
tho port New York respectfully represent
be body that the spar buoys arnR che
Of New York bay andl harbor are entirely small
and in conscquspco Of the Ice rubbing
color a. times undstingushabc which, renders very
calling IN hsca weather They therefore re:pscts ask
sther god mark BE- pacod upon the buoys marking
side only Of the various channels such
cesssyy condition.. 49,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-22
CITY INTELLIGENCE.

WASTE or CRoros wArxR-The Commissioners Of the
croon Aqueduct Board issued notice stating thai tho
deficiency in the supply Of Croon water is due en-
trey the fact househoders and others waste the
continually prevent their pipes from freezing such
violation OF the rules or the department and
~s he sSf. attending ss iG nnf fs S
offending should The system be continaed
Of fires win soon DO inadequate for hat purpose
The COMMISSIONERS or SINKING FUND AND TIN Cry
MARKErs-on Saturday last the Commissioners OF the
Sinking Fund adopted series OF resolutions prot esting
this city introduced by Mr. Grdey in the Assembly on the
Fights public srsdo re nd that h would impair Their lien
therefron Which by law pledged the payment Of The
city debt
GRAND Army or III. Rrruslc-This popular orgaDisa
of the soldiers and sailors the late Is rapidly o.
tending throughout the country object 10 to promote
Of the who carried the country through It's
difficulties and succeeded in preserving nationality
held .. room No Cooper Institute The foowins osers
no Vice Gsnera j. Tremans Jnnior
Vice Colonel MoIsan AausaS Ss zap up
meeting.
the passage bill before Congress
yesterday afternoon between four and five O'Clock at
room IA House The object Of the meeting to
take such action would tend 70 remove the impression
| before the national Legislature
RuxoREp LEGrsLArIvE ARREsrIt was runored yester
day Mr. C. Vanderbilt and Mr.. Horace f. Clark had
the of the Assembly and
taken Albany they having neglected to obey summons
body attend and give evidence before
committee appointed 70 investigate certain railroad matters
INFLUENTIAL MOVEMENT RELIEVE THK SUFFERING At
THE sourHA meeting held at the Fifth Avenue boei
last Saturday evening for the Of devisng means 10
relieve great distress present prevalrs throughout
the Southern States Robert H. McCur1S. occupied Inc
| chair and r. A. Winston, acted IS secretary Ai'er
he sring number OF statements In relation TO the Oh
rwhic he me-
gentlemen appointed committee 70 call public mec,
Ing and also mp Of resolutions recommending
the method organized and general enort:k u NC
Curdy Nathan Bishop James N. Brown, w. Cole mar.
john Taylor Johnston Edward Bright Daniel Drew y a:
Stuart r. A Winston. The meeting will D. heid AZ
Cooper FRIDAY nert and addresses VIII pc he
vered by Peter Cooper, Horace Greeley Henry "hru
Beecher and others.
No MoRE Dsr1LLERiEs SHxKD.It s reported THAT
Inspector directions from Commissioner
Wells seizures Of Illicit dstlleries until
the present cases now progress In the United States
disposed Of. In The meantime several dshees
liquor being have been placed under
surveillance. &
THE BuRcl.ARY IN WASHINGTON sTRKEE-The man who
found large amount Of goods removed By from
the United sates bonded warehouse No. l63 Washngor
street Charles Kruger. not patrolmAn OF tbe
precino stated 10 several Of the morning
l
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-22
POLICE INTELLIGENCE.

THs KLorscH ExnrzzrxnEsY CAm.-The OF Louis
Klopsch boy recently arrested in Baltimore and bvoueht
babk city, the charge Of embezxng from
his late employers. Messrs. Rowland q. Mitchell Co.. lS
Pearl street, before Justice Hogan,
q the io%os .rsUs ne prisoners In ds
Of QUO bail N each case the accused wAs committed 70 the
Tombs for trial
CANNING HOUSE, IN cHArHAu srnxxr-Yesterday after
Joseph Levy entered the gift jewery gambling shop
Smith. No. Chatham street. and while there lost
the Of $40 Levy. believing be had been swndcd, de-
nanded the return @ his money but Smith declined 70
so then called and .rre.ssd smith whom hs sScs
with keeping and maintaining, gambling house, where
money e and Won Ct S.ne Mss sna :.
smith for ,isl Levy sent 70 tho House OF Detention
A PAwssnoxxR IN DIrs,crIrY-sroLxs Goops Rrcov-
the 10Th u, detective Elder received In
formation from Philadelphia that one hundred and fSy
silver spoons and forks bearing the stamp Of
Redheld Rice No Maiden lans. were at AZ auc-
ton house in Philadelphia circumstances which
cited suspeons they stolen The Maiden lane
firm waited upon in relation 70 the matter and sfssr
making inquiries found tho above
paysnsn. = 'front.', g sss Z. store M. Mr.
ne 0n poabs AnS em
inquiries revealed the TACT that the goods had been forward
q TO- Y Ri Bfooms street ,S. city Ssssr sseoans
~. sDoa o. e s q" from Who
advance q 800 upon hem that The rSrt. and
I%Tasa Sen nI e fhiadesSa os sale story
believed,
before Bowling who held him 70 await c1snina.
ton which win no, SIs place for some days . come In
Of the authorities awaiting The result Of shs hearing
ALLKcxp THEr ov cioruNG-In the month Of February
last gentleman named Taylor then In Glasgow Scotland.
soosgnedt Of William Tons formerly Of this city,
$500 worth OF clotblne IL alleged that Tone sold
appropriated clothing to his and refused 10
give Mr. Taylor any satisfaction In e matter after be
rived in New York and claimed bis property. Tore.
who Is sad 70 se rcsden. Of Mobile re
Gently ordered a suit Of clothes al TAILOR
Ing establishment In Broadway In payment for which
Ne tcuecsed check drawn one Of the Mobile hanha
refused and while Ia the store negotiating
Tor goods arrested by detective McCord and
Yesterday taken before Justice Bowling. who committed
him for examination. Mr. Taylor who now lives n Louis
Vile KY has been Informed BY telegraph Of Tones arrest
and lie expected on 70 mako complaint against tho
prisoner.
ossrRucnxo nAnnoAp TRAcxs.-Among the parties ar
ragncd yesterday the Esser Market Police Court were
Philip Mosne. August Rrfsrt and David Rosenbeimsr
charged with obstrucng the public travel BY ing SNOW on
In The Of the two hrst monuoneo
PRESIDENT Of the Dry Docs East Broadway and Battery
Railroad Company the complainant ana thoy VIEW
committed each IN $40 70 answer
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-22
T he c ~ r 7 S
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS COURT.

Charge Of Levying Black Mail Against mn
Inspector Of Internal Revenue.
Before Commissioner Belts.
James 3. Freeman. Inspector Of Internal Revenue,
and Miller charged with having procured
bride Of $50 be given them by Henry Budelman keeper
of feed store In Harlem
Mr.. B. K Phelps appeared on behalf Of the government
conduct the prosecution Mr. John Sedgwick was for
Freeman and Judge Stewart for Miller.
Budelman the complainant examined at considerable
length Mr. Phelps He testified that several occasions
within the month the defendants came to hs place Of
business that they officers from Wash
ngn that they had authority to inspect his books a. they
had ascerained that he had not rendered accurate re-
tnrns Of his sales TO the government he told
them tn reply that he was utterly unconscious
OF having in any way dsfrauded the government and
showed them his books and papers, he informed by
Of the defendants that there in the case
all about the matter and that he could be got
out Of y settlement might be effected; the defendants
alarmed, that they would do all they could TO the
Budelmans Saturday night last;
after which Freeman out leaving
Miller after hm the complainant asked II the affair could
be arranged for less than $0 Miller said Il could not
complainant then paid the and officer being called
defendants arrested Budcman further test
that paid the under the advice OF his counsel
and OF q officer in the district.
The further hearing OF tho adjourned till
Wednesday
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-22

M LnwIsroH, No, Jan n, 1881
An swful tragedy hasessa enacted = Auba, thisafs
during Ne pit wee. no Old Isdss named Kins,ey
ssd casws respectively sxy al seventy ysas Of -,
woge lband ndSascsd n der own housa shsus Two
49, nen sspA = y1aos oallsd Yoass's Corner n
= suppcssd ~ Ne desd W. committed either On We'd
nesday o. THURSDAY nishs 1urisg shs STERN Ths tws
ladsp lived alone n he houps and were employed IN
binding shoes Tor III nrm n Klseh, Barry Company
e Aubum. Owing % he storm - one hed sntefsn 1s
KIsah wsnt y shs hoass "a fsund ~ bsdy - m
CsaWsn lyinS 10 poei - Mod scsoe1 las thrsehol4
one. Ma RInelsv, lyinG n - YouesoY o.o1ee3
inque11 vas hsad ss1 n be<tes sxamine4 Its -
deaf IL nurderef's motive was rapA e sne5o vess
A ssn o. Isnsy n ssvssamsns besds ~ fsssd v We
4 man y sSs same Of Jshsscn hss bsss ss5sssss -
suwjc1on. end 10 nov In Auburn JAll
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-22
SUPERIOR CouaT--TRlAl TERN.
Action ia Recover Damages from the Eighth
Avenue RaiIromd Conipasy Verdict for the
Plaintiff.

john Whisalsr TIE b,s'4 Avasse R"'ycod Ca'aya.s.
This action brought for alleged
injuries received from being against BY belonging
eefendants The complaint avencd that tbe ID OF
April 1885, belonging defendants against the
risfptin breaking his arm and otherwise injnribg him.
which accident eecu1~d through tbs wnl inncsusncss
OF the and which the plaintiff claimed
dasaaxes 70 the amount, OF ehvoo The answer wss a
denial The testimony for piainl showed that he
standing plank. which cfendcd ncruss
tion that had bcsn mede At the OF Forty eighth
when be struck BY The knocked Into the hoe
in the stated by the complainant Also
driver OF remarked after the accident had
that '' served him right he defence endea
TINT sufficient warning given enable
plaintiff to out Of the The evdepce regarding the
identity or the conductor OF the conflicting rhe
Judge jury that uness they believed the driver
have been actuard by malicious motives towards the
plain;im he could not recover
Verdict for the plaintiff OF e2.60o.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-22
COURT cAlfSDAR-THls DAY.

SUPREME CouRr-GRsERAL TEKH-Non enumerated mo
tons-Nos s. as 60 49, 90 81. Enumerated motions
So o. a. g. o. 40 H. ~ ~ ~ 10 10 ~ 10 ~ o. a. ST.
$50, ISL. 49,, 49,, 49,
suPRrR Counr-CRcuu. Part I-Nos, lSil Ii, .I
1885 49, ss4 1859 947 40 1897 7sl S03 SIS, eI 4s
s 81 SO $40 Part aSo a. Dnape o s!fs ge9 10
068. l044, $50, 436, SD 275f, 1850 . :. 90
81, 81. Call begins az 10l. = - 80,
surxRlox CousrTsIaL TrEMPar ioso los ~ s A Ssa
1855 x49 Part aNos 1904 i46 1874 5000 a066 2Asa 1878
2,2I 1<6 Ss2 2s7O 303s, 1897 1854. SOFA -
as 500 $50 57, 679 $40, 2s <s4 as9 s6, 51, co., 0E, Gus
Part 2--Jhe calendar ID unchanged.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-22

yesterday afternoon. Counsel for the accused procured
writ habeas corpus which made returnabe Yesterday
The return made, consisting Of requiston
ernor Ward. OF New Jersey and copy Of the Indictment
Counsel the accused said the only thing he could
would be 10 application for bail Judge Russell de-
cned 10 entertain the notion and ordered Mr. Burns 10
taken 10 New Jersey the officers who In attendance
for that purpose
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-22

Before Judge Russell
he trial Of Patrick Dryer. charged with shooting Patrick
Mccuddsn tan sssr Of this oour the 9Th Of Dscenbs
leH q Iysess nqDos STORE q nsrsn ana srcoms
sss W. sonmencsd yesterday rs sscusse - hsssns
MCss of ~ a. we eeonpied IN procunne tusx - .
Aefeoont Dslfiet Attorney uuschnr oPsnso sne go N
which ~ ciansd verdict Of murder saSnf snas tes -
cusst 6ed peesi three uss a ne dsosases
d. John beech, Who made post morton eraminatAn Of
"a h6v AZ Urudden the dAy AFTER the shootnG estne6
that Il found pistol ball wound nte len % The navel
jan he father cf the deceased tesned y 10
sssne his son 1sr ne shocae M The hespA ssa that Ne
Pr ~ se . s' @ = ssssS A Tuesday, ernne