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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-05-11

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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-05-11
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. Rep Gnwarr u gBIfon,
tGfif5w6 BtiGmsbnra. Rings Co., ". y.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-05-11

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EN-,
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s8R ~ entlebnt.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-05-11
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-05-11

TotaIbetrag pnn 8erIuften, aHfprl6en
une Observation-Disclosures. ~ :. &5f5, 059. II
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el1sinIge bietmtt, 6ab be $50 - n
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-05-11
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-05-11
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isit bdpit bic beften Grfolge.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-07

An incident occurred d the Fourth District Police
Court yesterday presenting additional development
in This nov interesting little quarrel Il being known 70
the police authorities that Justice Kelly had on Sunday
last assumed magisteriai duties the Fourth District
Police Court for the present month. from the
various precincts comprising this district sent there
as was the practice before the PRONUNCIATION Of the
order directing otherwise and the prisoners arrested during
tho day were brought there to be dealt with the law
drscts II happened that yesterday afternoon Justice
Connolly had examination there and he pass
ing through the hallway Of the house. his way
up sirs ofcer Garland OF the Twelfth precinct having
prisoner In charge came up the stairs, and opening the
door, was aooy enteng when, catching sight Of the by
no means shadowy form OF the BIB Judge and proba
bly, Suspicious that be might be going 70 preside
In justice keys place, he sought TO effect retreat
and called 70 his prisoner 10 retire. but that individual
being already inside, andete xious to be dragged
around the city in search OF stray magistrate, de-
INJURED. With this the officer caught hold Of him 20
drag him out which attr .cted the attention OF Justice
Connolly, who hereuponHordered the officer 70 desst
and not d-re 70 Withdraw his prisoner from the jurisc
ton OF the court Az the officer seemed dsincned 70
obey theorYder, Justice Connolly called upon some citi
present. In the OF the law, 10 aid him In the
execution Of his duty and ordered both the oicer and
his prisoner 10 he forthwith brought before him. he inn
mcdatcr proceeding 10 the court room overhead and TO
the place Of the presiding magistrate When here the
ofcar Declined 10 make any charge against his prsopcr
who accordingly dsch lrgoi Justice Connolly taen
iscturrd tho OF g. evsreiy Tor bis conduct ~hcn be
Ssxxsss - -=A.,-. sw.sspxa ssAHsl ~ N kg2sSlsA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-07
JE FF D A Wis .

Ramors Regarding = Habeas Corpus In His
Case-Enorts Being Made tor HIS Release.
FoRrRxss MosRoE, May 4, 1857.
The news received BY telegraph and published in the
Norfolk papers this morning that Jef Davis counsel
had obtained writ Of habeas corpus, directing the
mandant OF tho Fortress deliver the prisoner In Rich
mond the 18th inst, has caused profound sensation
among the citixena 10 Norfolk Davis family have
many relatives and friends and great anxiety mani
tested the street learn the minutes. particulars
connected with his release
II Is known that Mrs Davis, with the assistance OF
the counsel Of her husband has visited ashington
several tmes recently in order 70 leave means
tried 10 obtain the release Of Mr. Davis upon whatever
conditions the government might deem proper. Sew.
erai prominent persons have visited Davis in the
Fortress within the last ten days. and was rumored
while they here that these visits made in
furshencs OF the wishes OF MIRA DAVIS and her desire
have thor nterccsson before the authorities at
Washington. Davis has been nearly two years In the
fortress For year his Imprisonment very
rigorous owing to rumors OF efforts being made for his
escape. Ths severity from time to time relaxed
his quarters at ell hours removed and since that
time he has enjoyed far greater privileges than 10
corded 10 the officers and soldiers on duty. He has
comfortable apartments Carroll Hall for the OF
bis family and visitors General Burton, the present
commander OF the fortress has yet received
structcns from the department 81 Washington
ing him.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-07
A PRISONER RESCUED.

Assault Of RED Learyv and his Friends
Upon m Omcer asd Tailor az Albany, and
Their Final Escaps, &c.
Albany, Nay q. 1857.
Shortly before seven o'clock this morning John Leroy
asas Red Leary,n arrested 10 New York upon requs-
ton from the Governor Of Michigan, and who vas
brought here and lodged In jail rescued from ocer
johnson, OF Michigan. The ofhccr was in the act Of
placing irons on the prisoner al the jail when q
murderous assault made upon him by the
prisoner and some half dozen friends who had
collected ~ the isiL The oftcer, 40 also
jaiIor Kavanasb who came 10 his assistance, were
overpowered by superior force, and the party sue
ceeded in getting away, including the prisoner who
Ger johnson badly beaten, and he fortunate In
escaping with his life, his assAlans ali armed
with reyolven they still al large The attack was
sudden and unexpected that The ohcer and TAILOR
were able 10 Offer but slight resistance
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-07

AT the Cooper Institute last night Mr. sam Clements
better known TO the literary world "Mark Twain by
invitation Of large number Of prominent residents Of
the Pacific soioarning IN this city, delivered
his sero-humorons lecture concerning HAnakadom, or
the Experiences Of Late journey Through the Sand.
wich Islands, TO very large intelligent and apprecIa-
tive audience The lecture s descriptive OF the life
and customs OF the natives Of the islands OF the
Pac nc and n elnboiislcd with sparkling wit happy
hsts and genial haaor wholly peculiar and uncxccled
Ia is entirety rs unrcportabe but the manner OF the
gentle nan anu his style u delivery pleasing and
acceptable that he moments acquaintance with his
audience, makes them his friends, and with constant
with him 10 tie evd Diminishing them in the happiest
possible frame OF mind The mantle OF the lamentsd
Aremus Ward seems 70 have fallen on the shoulders Of
Marx IVAN and worthily does he wear H.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-07
WfsTcNesIfa mTetueence.

SHOCKING CAsa OF IHvAsucms. "A few minutes before
ton O'Clock yesterday morning lady named Wall. no
sdiug at East Aorsania, Port hoss while spread
Ing out on the grass table linen to bleach IN front
Of her dwelling. discovered the dead body OF child
Iyng under shs verandah In oas Of The house apd n
oses eommunicassd ths not 10 bsr husband Nj. John
York, the undertake. II Mott Haven, ana Who Is also
ono OF the Oversee Of the Poor hearing about she
@rcumstaucs, failing 70 fnd tRs corons. psocssded 10
ehs place. accompanied By another geplenau, and CON
ysysd The body, which Turned out TO b that Of hSW-
born male infant perfectly naked, 20 his residence
where inquess was subsequently, held and verdict
rendered In accordance with The evidence
ALLEGED SwNDixsu AND DKvAnAnos or CnARAcrEa-
man named Thomas J. Hammond, Of First street.
Morsaaia, appeared yesterday before Justice Haupt-
man. at the Police Court uosania and stated that no
had bcsn swinded out Of 80 By two named Eyher
and ysshou OF New Castle westchsssr county, under the
following circumstances: About month since they ap-
pearsd ct HAmmonds residence and demanded the dc.
livery Of buffalo robe. which they charged him with
having stolen At Tsrytown sons time last fall from
their wagon, or the value thereof. Hammond WAS
intimidaed Into paying them over the above amount
Justice Hanptman advised him 70 bring the before
the Grand Jury.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-07

ELECTION or Town TaUsrsEa election for nine
Trussees provided for in section four Of an act 70
amend act entitled, "An act 10 incorporate the vii.
lage Of Edgewater passed April ~ 1897 yesterday
held in the different wards comprising tho village Of
Edgewater with the following result First ward, VIM.
G. Denyse, democrat; Second ward, David Burghsr
ward Theodore r. Frcan, democrat Fifth ward, Thomas
Mo1a,t republican; Sixth ward, James r. Robinson,
tonocrat; Seventh ward, Alfred wandeI democrat
Eighth ward. Denis Kelly, democrat In the Ninth
ward neither OF the candidates elected there being
tie, each OF them receiving fifty votes There was .
great dca OF interest manifested BY the people the
result all through the day.
Tas EXCISE Law.--Andrew Forsyth and Charles Prizes.
ter were arrested last Sunday evening for selling liquors.
and were bold In $500 bail each 10 answer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-07
SALES or NEAL ESTATE YESTERDAY.

house and ,os az Csrysc 81, osiue. .sIa s2s
house and lot no Chryse 3D., 29xlO0 ........ fxsU
iot NJ side 02d a.. ls0 feet WI 9th av, 23rl0s LAS
lots adjoining above, each 2bxle0S each Les
10, side q2d ~ $50 feet w. rth Az, 4sioO s.. Ll75
ogs sdioninr above each 25xlnDs each. 1873
lots adjoining above l5xi0o 9 each. ..... Los
10, n T. corner "a AZ. and ais a., sisx74a 49, 500
lots sSe 81 ay "a feet M llst 81, T5xsA5.. M 80
,ot q " corner al ay and t2d a. "a qx14q 500
lots IT, eide ri av $40 4 42d 81, A<x744 ..... l.2p
lot " slde 4is ST. 100 fee, u "a with lots In the
I'D st., with gore IN the rear, 25slW $40
T., side t9d 81 with gore in rear ~ feet 81 ~ Ss@
c.. sGs ~ y sas I'D 81 win gore y we e
iot sonthess. corncr I'd av and ssh 81 &sss2 1850
iot "a Iainin. sonth on avenue 15xs2 ........ A0p
lot at joining, south. avenue, IxiW. MOI
lot sdlon'a3 SOUTH nue., 2sxlW oD3y
lots nurh \, "a 81, lao fee, snss ri av 5siO5 6035
Ia, nosth .ie al Al lo feet eest "a av 2sxuD6. 229o
iot m, "a ~. "a ~ IA fee eset ~ av 25xOo5. ALSO
Iots morn ste 30 feet east "a av 5osl0o5 also
s 18Th .so 4 !. ~ go esstr1f av Mxfog s. 21so
sis nett ~ Ia .' gs ~ "a av. 5nvim5. 400
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-07
THE SHOOTING uF mn. AmsarIu.

The Victims Death-The Prisoners state.
menf.
Mr. Charles Andreas AmrheiD, who was shot on the
nsht Of the 22d umo, in bali room In second avenue,
by pistol alleged 70 have been in the hands OF ysvry
Horton as already published the HKaArp, died yesser
day morning NJ his residence No Gig fast Twelfth
street. Coroner schirmcr viii bald an ipapess on the
body this morning, O'clock At the Seventeenth pre-
cncf station house. corner Of First avenue and Ffth
murder Of deceased, Is years OF age and lives At 3zs
East Ninetesnth street 10 his formal examination be-
lore toe coroner yesterday he said say whsher
am guilty not there WIS another person who fred
pistol besdes myself was never arrested for any trouble
pflorns
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-07
suaAl o. flMMsN Al AucHesrts.

NVeHrsTkNi nay y, 1901.
There was public funeral this afternoon from the
City Hall Of the rsmen who were killed at the burning
Of Washington Hall on Saturday; notwithstanding .
heavy rain storm the military and civic bodies aud CHI
gems generally turned out and formed large proccssso1
70 follow the deceased 10 the cemeery more than two
miles distant The Mayor and civil authorities attended
the funeral which wss conducted st TIE expense Of the
e&La .
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-07

Mobile sailon' Home eSlT 20. end Tor ne 0alvsston
sailoss' Home $500 o6; in all ts.0TS IS.
1hcsc with receipts into the Geasuries Of branches.
auxiliares aad enlisted societies. make total Of
$685. $50 IL ~
An address was then read by Senator Ferrs Of Con-
nectcus aer which addresses delivered BY Mess
Duncan, Thompson and Mason and the doxoiogy being
sung ne exercises terminated 8 t.f
An election for trustees resulted In tho reelection Of
the old of1cAra
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-07

The cuusrd man steamship Cuba viii leave Boston on
Wednesday Cor Liverpool.
The mails Cor Europe viii close in this city quarter
ras, one and half past five O'Clock Tuesday afternoon.
THs Nkw Yosx HERALp-Edition fcr Europe--wiI be
ready At Ten o'clock on Tuesday morning.
Single COPIES in wrappers. ready for mailing, SIX
sRS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-07
the ANNIVERSARIES TO-DAY.

American Anii.slavery Society -steinway Hall, 1890
A. NJ
New York Sunday School Union Anniversary
cses Of schools IN various churches In the afternoon.
New Yor. Sunday School Unon-Calvary Baptist
church, " uty-third street. 30 r. n.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-07

undsr ilka orsaustsusss his duty " nan1af4 ne 40
nifty OF he nasistsrial once would repro snas sensl
punishment b. visited upon the cfsndsr hs was snen
permitted to depart as
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-07
rlsf At CAMBRIDGE. III.

The Basiasss Portion Of the Tewn Dee.
troyed-Less 100000.
CHICAGO, H., May g. 1857.
A Ere occurred ut Cambridge, IN, three miles south
OF Rock Island yesterday morning destroying all the
business portion or the except store and ono
hotel The loss is estimated at 100000, which 10
insured for $4,000.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-07

battalion drill Of this regiment will take place u
re-?kns square this Tuesday afternoon. Tho rcst-
mont 10 70 form Lafayette place q hafpast three
O'Clock sharp. There arc one hundred md twelve
movements % be gone through with before DARK allow
Ing only time for three brief restsso u 10 70 BE- hoped
that there viii b fuss and feathers" Or showing or
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-07
Brigade Oacers' Z

Brigade OOCers' Drill.
driu Of the eGnosss a. The Third brigade infantry
took place as the state Arsenal last aight and was
credliabie affhir.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-04-05
INDIANA ITEMS.

A confidence operator named Miller. ac-
companied by II yonng girl, whom he rep
resented to be his wife. recently swindled
citizens of Blairsville, Posey county, to the
tune of $4,000, and then lit out"
The Lafayette Journal complains that the
people of that city preferred anigger show
to Coughs lecture. We commend their
discrimt.atiNe taste. A niger show l.
equally as instructive, and more entertain
ing.
A respectable married lady of Marshall
county, wife of II od-looking, amiable
intelligent gentleman. recently eloped will
a lousy Yankee peddler, who v%agabondize,
around the country, talking through his
nose, vending corn plasters and brass jew.
elry. Oh! woman, your name Is frailty. A
Yankee peddler!
The iron safe in Tenny & Co.'s dry goods
store, at Knightstown, was blown open a
few nights since and 1865 carried off. The
explosion awoke one of the proprietOrs,
who was sleeping above, in time for him to
rush down and behold the scoundrels leav-
ing withth h booty.
James era ford, of Morgan County,
stone blind for four years, suddenly re-
covered his sig hit a few days since.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-04-05


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