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THE HAMILTON HAsEAs CORPUS CASE.

PansosLrHiA. oct IL. "A

PatsosLrHA. oct IL. 1857.
The william LOWS Hamilton hsbsss corpus case VAS
heard before Judge Psrcs this morning Il ~ be re-
mambcrsd that Hamilton claims 10 10 minor and his
discharge was asked for At the hands OF state cour,
from the United ssaes army. tspt.in Brown, Who en-
listed him. ordered by the court TO produce the bOdy
Of the boy, which no refused, AMI himself arrested
and committed for contempi, Of which ne has since
purscd himself An attempt was made o. the hearing
this morning TO prove Hamons age by entries msds
Bble which were ssd 10 have been copied from the
original entries in the original family Bible bus the
original Bible being In the German language aud the
entries in II also Of the zane language entries that
were offered IN evidence having been written English
they were objected TO- The case was therefore, con
tnued for weeks In order procure the old fsny
Bible when contains the true record Of TIE reialors
age.
AZ the request Of Mr. 0'Byrne the argument Of tho
rule TO show why the attachment should not ssne
Commodore ssfridss vas continued until nsxs
Saturday
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UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS cfF.cs.

Arrest OF an Alleged Illegal Policy Dealer.
Before Commissioner Newton.
Yesterday morning a man named Gerrt Wallace was
srreed and taken before Commissioner Newton, the
charge Of having sold lottery policies at No Summit
street, Brooklyn. without paying the special tax or in
any way complying with the law. The complaint, on
which the for waaees arrcs. was Issued was
made Thomas Brown alias werrick,
who sv-rred that he vas engaged by the defendant
% carry on the business at the aforementioned
place; thai he PAID salary Tor his services and
that Wallace also raid his ldcponent's board 40 the
house No 60 West broadway. New YORK. neponent
fartneSmore states thar policy slips sold Tor the
ken's@ky and Delaware lotteries. hut that reher Wal
l.re no. himself ever raid the pe AL tax for carrvinr
on tie business complied With The law with respect
thereio. lac VAS thus engaged ~ Wallace from the
l.Eh Of August ias, 20 the ~ Of scrtembcr tonmis
saar Ne~ton required the defendant 80 furnish hail
,he am Of s5 600 The bearing IN the ,a.e was set
drwn fec the 10th Instant.
FARTHER frauds Di-rover~d-Tobnrco frsudu-
iestiy Brandrd-Onr Arrest.
Before Commissioner Joses.
R.vrra. Inspector Rollins arrested yesterday morn
sng mAD asmed Philip Hart. residing ia south Third
street pfookyn. y. n. on the charge OF having sold
quantity 81 tobacco which had been ffauduentiy
branded II appears that for time pas, quantities
Of ub,cco have been branded, in 10Th New York and
Brpogyn, ~ ssns party parties who bad counter.
fsred The brand q M Brosn. q uned states tobacco
nspector % this city On Friday Inspector Brown
uaoa iaspec,or Roin. q the fat. and both officers
subsequently, proceeded New Yors for the purpose
sscertaBpE Il po~s bic the IDENTITY ~hsrcsbouis OF
tne sa'huf " tie fraud hurng ths dAy they visited a
eetan al shr~nt 10 Avenue A. whcr- they found
about dozen botes marked al this counterfeit brand
Ths laraes tho place informed oigcrs that the
tobarco sAd been sold ~ them ~ ibis ihinp Hart.
Aser feissnlng the property H1lus aud Brown began
40 search f3r Ihe Whereabouts q Hart aud Yesterday
norrins lL~y arrested him ~ his rssGence Williams
hury nhers fhey also foln two boxes " ob4cr1 bear
A. : ths 70 n.~rfst br.rd ard about fifteen unsiamped
b,re. a. eiesss The defendant ordered furnish
bal 10 await - sramipalion.
shara~a VITA AttemptinE % Rescue Property
-risea by the Government.
man .amsd rsisr Furchron was taken inio custody
ycasr6ay sRsgrooa and taken before Commissioner
Jones on tie charge ~ having attempted 20 remove
property frora tobacco factory At 2iS Fulton avenue
ncar lie Ka b. wh,cD had Seen sezsd ~ TIC govern.
rent on,c.rs Tbs accused cas- held - bail Ia the sum
81 si 80 &, await an esamiastlon There - hnothef
pafy brytbsr VI Ta,sr Futrarppl, Who rov 81 sfgs
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pas week lis cars containing oss cattle II COZ
h"gs, 03l sheep and l26 hofses slaughtered during
The same PERIOD 500 cattle, 500 hogs 1900 shee aud
500 calves
Hudson CITY.
PETITION FOR TIE EsPoEcExESr or TIE LIQUOR LAW
petition presented 10 the Common Council lately
BY large and influential section Of the citzen pray-
ing for Of the State law against the
Of liquor Sundays The Committee on Licenses have
reported adversely TO the petition The Common Council
received the report, but no action was taken Upon H.
CoRroREL PUNISHMENT Pubic SCHOOLS The 30 I'd
Of Education their las, meeting. passed sllulions
prohibiting the whipping OF children IN the public
schools Of The city Al assistant teachers report
pupils committing offences TO the principal who viii
enjoy monopoly OF the pleasant occupation put even
this funcionary restricted by the provso III shall
not be brutal unnecessarily severe. !"
A PERvERsE yoUrH.-A boy named Winfield Scott,
eleven years old whose propensity for paying hockey
defed reformation sent TO the County jail io- two
days by the Recorder yesterday morning. The COM
planant father OF the boy, who confessed Ills
inability 70 restrain the youth.
Newark.
EssEx COUNTY CopRTs.-ln the Essex county courts
yesterday afternoon number OF prisoners mostly
vic,ed of assault and battery, were sentenced pay
bDes the highest being $50.
SABBATH SCHOOL CosvESros.-rhe eighth annual con
vcn,on Of the Essex County sabbath School Assccia-
ton will be held Wednesday next. Addresses viii
be delivered and other interesting exercises Will take
place.
Morristown.
THE CASE or CARR, THE ALLEGED MURDERER. FRI
day afternoon the Grand Jury Of Morris county came
into With thirtyve bills Of indictment one o!
them being agans. John Dempsey. for murder. On
being charged he pleaded not guilty, and his trial was
set down special term, 70 be held on the hIs'
Tuesday in January next.
Elizabeth.
THEFT HORSE AND WAGoN.-Early yesterday morn
ing the stable o; Mr. Stephen Dulong entered and
roubed OF valuable horse, wagon and harness
Railway.
NEW TEMPERANCE DIsIsIoS.-To- morrow night new
Division Of Order OF tho Sons Of Temperance to be
Instituted Railway. The exercises are TO be Yer,
interesting The Grand Worthy Patriarch or the State
and other leading members Of the Order will b ID
attendance Lincoln DIVISION, OF Elzabe'n; Newark
Division. of Newark, and other subordinate Divisions
will attend.
Trenton.
MERCER County CoURfs.-A casc rather Diporran,
and interesting has engaged the attention OF This con
for the last few days. srs Giles inhabanl Of iht
city, attended q medical lecture in temperance Hal
last March, and coming out fell into uneDcoseJ
the sidewalk, just at the entrance 10 the buid
ing receiving such fracture of the leg 70 be- probably
manned for lie. She instituted legal proceeding.
against the propretors OF the hall for allowing such
trap exist public horoughlate to the peril OF
pedestrians. The jury returned verdict for the plain
tin Of s., 200.
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THE ARMY AND NAVY.
The Army.

The Army.
HoSoRABLy DISCHARGED.
Breye, Brsad.er General John Ely, Colonel Twenty
nrst Veteran Corps has been mustered
honorsbly discharged.
rirst Lieutenant Charles l.. Noggls. Second infantry
has gned.
DUTY
Brevet Captain Howard Stockton Ordnance depart
ment has been assigned to duty at Sprineld armory,
Mass
The Navy.
ORDERS
Acting Passed Assistant surgeon Theodore $ Keith
has been detached from the Bureau Of Medicine and Sur
gerry, and placed on waiting orders
The expired portion OF the sentence or First Assist
ant Engineer James II Morrison has been RENTED and
he is placed on waiting orders.
HoNoAABLY DISCHARGED.
Acting Assistant Paymaster H. c. Burgess is honorably
discharged from January LIST, 1866
oRpkgfn.
Lieutenant Commander Henry G. Talman has been
dcred 10 the Sabine.
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BROOKL YIN CITY.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT cousr-sHTens DISTRICT.
Interesting To Informcrs.
HefOre Judge EaUetict

Before Judge Benedict
United Saies 81. Twenty-Five ThoH'and Cisars.-A
motion made in this yesterday afternoon by
Assistant United States District Attorney Allen, for the
distribution Of tho proceeds OF sale between the govern
ment and the informer. The money paid 10 the
Marshal the 5h day Of August (which previous
10 the issuing OF the circular by the Secretary Of the
Treasury September providing that the nformers
shall pay portion OF the costs OF court, and the Mar
paid IL into the court the I'D of September The
question which has arisen is, rs 10 whether the
payment Of the money to the Marshal TO 10
sidsred ~ q pay ment into court
Counsel for the inlormer claimed that the latter ought
not 10 part Of the and that the payment
90 the marshal was into court as contemplated
by the statute.
HIS Honor took the papers and cd his decision.
Coudemnations.
On motion OF Mr. Alien, Assistant District Attorney.
tbe following properly condemned claimants ap.
pearing "A 6isery, alleged to have been owned by 4
Bresln In John street JAY. LOT OF property
stating cstern, desk &c. seized az Illicit disl.
lery In Union street, near Powers.
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THE PRIZE RING.

The Allen and Rynll Match.
From the Evening Telegram OF yesterday
Allen, the English puslist who recently sent out
challenge to fight any in this country arrived here
this morning from Baltimore with view, it Is UNDER
stood to accept the offer OF Bill Ryal who deposited
the OF $3.50 to 6gbt Allen for from thou.
sand dollars. They will probably meet this evening TO
draw up articles OF agreement
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Wills Admitted.

Willis Admitted.
Surrogate yeeder has admitted the wills o. me ioho~-
ing named persons deceased. 70 proea'e during 'he
week past
Ellen j. woo.sey and Mary Van sindcrsn both OF
Brooklyn
Letters OF administration were also granted ON me
estates OF the follow ing named deceased persons:-
EIlla coyns VIM Mc6un, John +. DAILY Michael
Kev az gsooliyn. sary d. wanzer, OF New Utrecht;
Anue Sn.deSer, or New Lots and James l. Carter Of
FalhHsh
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S HIP PING NE w S
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FlHT or NEW YORK. OCTOBER u. 1857.

Arrived.
steamship Zodiac, Phillips, Savannah. IS hours, with
inrse and pass engers 10 Livingston. Fox A Co.
Steamship Fairbanks Hunter, Wilmington, NC. and 20
hours from the bar passengers TO Hand.
Was detained three DAYS Inside the bar a. Wilmington
consequences OF the heavy rolling In.
steamship Eebccca Clyde Chichester, Wilmington NC,
60 hours with mdsc and passengers to J Hand
Below.
steamship New York. from Bremen.
Wind al sunset. calm.
American Porte.
SAVANNAH Oct la-Arrivcd steamship Virgo, Buckley,
NYOrk.
Saici-steamships San Salvador. Nckorson, NYork:
Wyoming do.
Dor Olhsr .shsppifig Nescs .v,e Ninth Page
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svpscssTfs couar--sISGs COUNTY.

on han, charged with also beng implicated IN the
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A LII PRIZES cAsuEp IN LOCALIZED LoTrERfES-
N Circulars and information furnished.
CLurR, Broker. lo Broadway and l5s Fulton street.
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A BSOLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED IN NEW YORK
a and States where descrtion. Drunkenness &C., suh
Client No publicity charge till divorce obtained
Advice free. NJ. HOWES. Attorney. IS Nassau street.
" ERGNEs' ELECTRO. cHEMIcALB BATHS NOS. AND
East Eleventh street. Fourth avenue -Cele-
braed for of rheumatism. metallic aud chronic
diseases and all maIadies peculiar % adles.
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farm and AoasrholA.
Hunts About housekeeping.

We willgve to intellect, 20 religion, aud
to all virtues, the honor that bel, n;s TO
them Aud still it may be b,l Wy ati med
that economy, taste, skill aud neatnesS in the
kitchen have groat deal TO DO IN making
life happy and prosperous
Nor is II indiepeusably necessary that a
house should be filled with luxurios. The
qualifications for all good housekeeping can
be displayed As wen ON small scale as a
large one.
Skillfu cooking is Ns readily discovered
in nicely BAKED potato ora respectable
Johnny cake, as in a nut-browu surlou or
brace of canvas backs.
Tho charm of good housekeeping is the
order OF economy and taste displayed in at.
tentionto little things aud those little things
have n wonderful inllnencc.
A dirty Kitchen and bad cooking have
driven many one from hoalo TO seek for
comfort and happiness somewhere else.
Domestic economy is u scionce--a theory
of life which all sensible women Unght TO
study and practice None Of our excellent
girls nre I'll to be marli'd until they are
thoroughly educated in tho deep and pro
found mysteries Of the Kitchen.
Soc oit. all yo who arc mothors, that
your daughters arc all accomplished by
experimental knowledge of gool house.
Keeping.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS
Administrators Sale of Real Estate.

IN pursuance Of nm order of the Probate Court Of
i Wood County, Ohio, will offer for sale, at
public aucton, ON SATURDAY, tho 9th day Of
April 1867 ut one o'clock in the ailornouu upon
the premises, the following described lots of
ground, situate ia the town Of Westur, Wood coun-
ty, ,to-wt; Lnt Ne. In Miller's addition to said
town. lvss nine rods on the east end Of the same,
containing 3-j acres, more or less appraised at
$3.50 Also, one other lot in said town, bounded
and described as follows Commencing 10 feet
north oi the northeast corner Of iu-lot No. 40
thence west rods to stakei thence north 5S1s feet
to stake thence east rods to stakes thence south
to the place of beginning, containing 3j Of an acre
more ur less appraised at $50.
Terms of Silo- Onehalr in hand tho other half
in one year from day Of sale, with interest de-
iprrcd payment to be secured by mortgage on the
promises sold. JOHN CAMPBELL,
Administrator of VIM. Ward, deceased.
Weston Tp, March 2S, 1857. 1887 80
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Sensible ana scmsclcss Farming.

Alta Lite meeting of the New York State
Agricultural SOcoty, the President asserted
that the average yield per acre Of six ad.
joining farms, ina certain locality named,
was more than double the average yield
per acre Of all the other farms in the state,
aud that while the average yield OF certain
crops throughout the State had been stond
ily declining for many years, on these farms
IL had been ns steadily increasing, lie did
not mention the fact that this exceptional
state OF things is due, in considerable
degree, to the influence Of single man,
who applied enrrgy, enterprise and capital
10 the niauag emeul of farm, with tho al
vantage Of n thorough mathematical and
scellic education, and that each of these
farms are managed simply with view 80
profit upon ordinary crops aud etock rais
ins, aud not at all as pasIlmo.
1t would add millions 10 the national rcv-
cnuc ia a few years lit were generally un.
dcrstood tlnt the buaiuces Of agriculture
when thus undertaken with tho advantage
OF cap tll anl snldble education and means
oi Information, is the safest and on the
whole, the most prosperous business that
is CARRIED on in lhis country although, AS
things are now no men work as hard for
such miserable pay as tho great mass of our
agricultural population.
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sow Sprinu wheat,

We desire To say u good word to our
tirners. The wheat last year was a failure.
Instead of surplus we must buy our -four
from abroad. Now this is bad policy, aud
should be avoided. Tho fall has been so
bad FOR getting in winter wheat that but
little was sowed, The only remedy is
to SOW Spring wheat. Some of oar farm.
ers did this last year, aud got good paying
crops, Let us urge upon olr farmers to
arrange during tho wiutor Gor seed wheat.
Send to Chicago, ii necessary, but don't
fail TO pat IN u few acres very early in the
Spring. EGchduge.
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ADMINISTRATIVE Sale of Real Estate.
Sarah A. Alexander, Adm'xl
IN Probate Court,

Sarah A. Alexander, Adm'xl
In Probate Court,
George Newton ct al.
IN pursuance OF an order granted by tho Probate
| Court of Wood County, Ohio, | will offer for
sale at public auction, on
SATURDAY, April l3, a, u, 1867
Between the hours ct one { y and two (2) O'Clock
Z. NJ upon the promises. the following described
real estate situate in said county OF Wood aud
State Of Ohio to-wit;
Tho west part OF the southwest quarter of the
southeast quarter of section M. three (3), contain
Ing thirty (3O) acres Appraised at 50 700
And the west part OF the northeast fractional
quarter (north Of Portage Rver( OF section No, ten
Q0), containing City nine tj0) acres more or less
appraised at S2,6jj- all in town five (5) north,
range twelve (i2) east,
Terms OF sale One third in hand ono-third in
one year, aud one-third in two years from day of
sale, with interest; deferred payments to be Sc
cured by mortgage on the premises sold
SARAH A. ALEXANDER, Administrative,
T, a. d. X. IIoLLENuEcK, Attorneys for Pet'r
Pcrryshurg, March Ii, 1867. 46eSS 50
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Potato PouIlicC,

Where there is tho necessity to use .
poultlce, no porsou who has once expert
cnced the comfort Of u potato poultice.
and more than all, docs not moisteu the
garments or bed,clothes which it comes in
contact with Pare and hoil the potatoes
strain aud then mash them with n fork over
the lire. Put them in bag, and apply the
poultico as hot as tho patient can boar it,
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Tomato Cnlsmp for Coughs.

Happening to bo out Of lobolia once,
whcr Bessie aud had coughs, friend
told me to try tomato catsup (othcr kinds
may answet'ns welD. Well | hmte up
bottle Of it, and it certainly relieved MS
very much. Wo took a t,aspoonful at a
time, an,l vory Ii Tie OF it answered AS well
as any lepedy ! ever tried for colgh or
sore throat ! had been in the. habit of
getting the tincmre OF lobelia. diluting it
with water AVID swectenmg with white
eusur, aud always found it very eicclual
for coughs IN teaspoon doses but hereafter
] intend making tomato catsup as n family
remedy for coughs, sore throats and hoarse.
ness. s.t.l think your readers would DO well
10 trV it,
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Sale OfRcaI Estate by order of Court.

ON the 18th day OF April, 1867, bet cen the
\ hours Of one aud four o'clock p, NJ, at the
Mto reNideucc of Phihp Condit deceased, in Plain
Township, will be sold to the highest bidder, the
following real estate as the property of Philip
Coudit, deceased, To wit; The northeast fraction
of the southwest quarter of section No. fifteen t5l,
township No. S north, range 10 cast containing
q 100 acres 0lSo the worth half Of the southeast
quarter of the northeast quarter OF section No. >,
town north range 10 east, containing % acres,
aud also lots No. 50 aud s6, in the village Of Ton
togany, all in the County Of Wood aud State Of
Ohio, ALFRED CONDIL,
Executor Of Philip Condit deceased.
SLEvtN Il Parsons, Attorneys for Plaintiff
Perysburg, March 9, 1897 IRrS6
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A Mk LEE toll the New York Farmers
Club that he had been a contractor N o.
ptblc works, and that il was common
remark that the men from districts whore
b' okwheat was tho principal article of
breadsiuti wera not worth much as labor.
ags. They cornot endure toll like Il ose
iSd upon wheat llour and lean MA.
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A Mr.. J. +, kENNY stated at late meet.
ing Of the New York Farmers Club that
= a saturated solution of sulphate OF iron
toopperas), in which TO soak seeds and roots
OF plants before putting in the ground will
protect them from al, insects, Wash trees
that are affected, aud il will lid them Of
lher euemies" -
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california Wool.

The wool clip of California is increasing
very rapidly. The estimates for this year
are. about 8 coo 900 pounds, aud for 1868
about $4,000 coo pounds. At this rate of
progression it is easy 20 estimate wnAt is
likely tn be ten years hence. Quality is
also improving, being about Is per ceut.
better this year than last.
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MauhoOd; How Lost, how Restored.
=, JUST published, new edition ot DrCul
u NCrNNllss CelChrnINd ENNmN a

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pointing out mode Of al once simple, certain
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60 THIS lecture shoud be in the hands Of every
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sent, under seat In plain envelope TO any address
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also Dr. Culyerweils Marriage 0ude;" price a0 cts
address, the publishers, 0iIAS.JCKLlNE & co,
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