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Wyoming democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Wyoming Co., Pa.) 1867-1940, 1867-10-30
HOW TO MAKE SOME CAKES.
BARMELLEs.


One cup Of molasses, two cups Of cream or
milk, one>third pc und of butter, one and
quarter pound brown sugar, quarter pound
chocolate. Boil hard from forty 10 fifty MIN
utes, stirring all the time to prevent burning;
then pour into buttered pans.
SPONGE CAKE.
Five eggs, oDe-qusrter pound -four, hesvy
weight one half pound sugar light weight,rnd
and juice of one lemon. First beat the whites
and yolks separately, then beat well together
after which beat in the sugar, and stir ID the
-four lightly over the top; add the lemon
and bake in q quick oven from fifteen TO
twenty minutes.
POOR MANS CAKE.
One lemon, two cups Of sugar, two eggs,
one quarter pound of butter, one cup of milk.
teaspoon of soda dissolved ~ the milk, three
cups of flour, one teaspoon of cream tartar
mixed with the -four. Beat the sugar, butter
and eggs well together mix next the -four
and lemon without beating, The oven must
Oe mOueEateiy uo6.
GINGER POUND CAKE.
One teaeup of brown sugar, one teacup "'
butter, one of cream, two Of molasses, four
eggs, two tablespoon of cinnamon, two nuts
megs, one teaspoon of pearl ash, seven tea
cups of -four. This is better baked in quite
small tins.
PLAIN SUGAR CAKE
Three pounds of -four three fourthS Of but
ter, rub them together as for paste one and
half pounds of sugar, half pint of milk, in
which dissolve the sugar, teaspoon of pearl
ash, three eggs, two nutmegs, teaspoon of
cinnamon.
COMPOSITION CAKE.
Three-fourths of pound of butter, one and
a quarter pounds of sugar, five eggs, one pint
of milk, one glass Of braDdy,one glass Of rose
water, teaspoon of pearlash, one and three>
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HELMBOLD's EXTRACT BUCHU gives health
and vigor TO the frame and bloom to the paid
cheek. Debility is accompanied 10y many alarming
symptoms and If no treatment is submitted TO- con-
su4pAioa Dss0Sty, Or spilspSs fw sas0s,
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KnoW thy Destiny.

MADAME E T. THORNTON, the great English Astroo-
gis Cairyoyant and Psychometrcinn who has aston
shed tue scientific classes of the Old World has now To-
Gated herself ut Hudson, N Y Madame THoaNyoN pos
sesses such wonderful powers of second sight as to ena-
bio her to impar knowledge of the greatest importance
to the single or married of either Sex While II sto
of trance she dencates tho very features OF The person
are TO marry and by the aid of an instrument Of In
tense power known the Psychomotrope guarantees to
produce ifeke picture of the future husband or wife
of the applicant together with date OF marriage position
in fe leading traits of character, &o This is no hum
bug, as thousand of testimonials can assert. She viii
send, when desired certified certificate, written
guarantee that the picture what rurpors to be- By
enclosing small lock of hair and stating place of birth,
age disposition and complexion, and enclosing fifty cents
and stamped envelope addressed TO YOURSELF you will re-
ceve the picture and desired information by mail
All communications aacredy confidential. Address, in
confidence, Madame E. F. THORNTON, P. o. Box 22s,
Hudson, N. Y. 1y March 30
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Give Nature a Lift.

PEOPLE EXPECT TOO MUCH OF NATURE THEY
tre with their health and their constitutions and then
are surprised that they faIl sick.
Tho pressure of mental or bodily labor, upon
the animal powers is tremendous. Very few systems
and constitutions bear up against this
assisted Add to this tho unhealthy Influences which
lurk unseen III the air we breathe. the water drink
the lasstde produced this by the change from
the rgor Of Winter to The warmth Of Spring. and it would
seem require almost superhumdn gor to keep in per-
feet health without reinforcing the physical energies
But how reinforce them? Certanly not with adutera-
ted stimulant There is poison in the outer air, or
in the atmosphere Of heated rooms, work
shops actores so pernicious as those deadly
fluids.
Why Use them, wlren
HosTETTEKs STOMACH BrrTERs,
vegetable tonic without alloy arc everywhere obain
able? Nothing has ever been offered to the feeble and
debitated 50 harmless in its nature so powerful in its
invigorating affects as this celebrated
sToMACHLC AND ALTERNATIVE.
In the army and the navy, in new settlements and in
crowded cties by old and young, rich and poor it is
used as q
PROTECTIVE AND RESTORATIVE MEDICINE,
with most gratifying results. April 22
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H.. IL.

II you want cheap Blank Books;
If you want cheap Stationery, Envelopes, Pa-
per, &C.; or, MuLERs' Almanac;
If you want Printing executed neatly:
If you want Books bound in any style, Oh Account
Books made to order, with any desired pattern Of
ruling, 20 to HIRAM HARRIS, No. So Broad street.
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FREMEN's REuoRDs.-We have had the pleasure
of examining Parchment Scroll Of the Hope Fire
Company, which has just emerged from the hands
pfhlr. CHAs HICKEY, and is now on exhibition at
his store in the bend of King street. The print
ing is on vellum and bears the names Of the first
founders Of the Hops Company: SAMUEL D. CAM
ERoS, JOSEPH A. THoURoN, WILLIAM L. DUvAL,
NuMA J. BLoAE, JOHN J. Bo7DEN, PETER G. Nous
sEAu. CHR1sTopHER c. TRuMBo, HENRY M. NORRIS,
JAMES ". IAMoTrE DAVID II. DEvEAUx. The figure
of Hope leaning on the anchor occupies the centre
OF the piece, while over it on either side thu
Shields one bearing the date of the organization
of the company, October TO- 1872 and the other its
incorporation in December 10, 1913. The motto
OF the company, s'ne cede mails" and their name
complete the picture; but the attention is soon
drawn to the frame where the gliding Of q master
hand is recognized. The top Of the frame has
fine representation of hand engine, while
The lower part bears the J hose :reel, and in
the corners are fremens hats and crossed axes the
whole being. beautifully gilt This Parchment is
one Of the most cherished archives Of the Hope
Company, and they had determined that, in presery-
ing it, they would also make it ornamental. A
glance at Mr.. H1oKEYs window will at once testi-
fy that their attempt has been successful, and
they are now in the possession Of an ornament to
their hall that would rejoice any freman's heart.
The Scroll was lately presented to the Hope Com
pany BY Mr.. JOSEPH A. THouRoN, one OF the found
ers, in whose possession it had been for number
of years and was saved among some old papers.
ST. MARKS CHURCH FA1R.-St. Marks Church,
corner of Chapel and Elizabeth streets, was origi-
nally built for the congregation now worshipping
at St. Lukes, but upon the completion of their
church edi6ce corner Of Charlotte and Elizabeth
streets the former building was transformed to .
newly formed congregation of colored people, who
elected Rev. Mr SEABReoK as their Rector. There
5s also select school connected with the parish.
Funds being wanted for church and school, not all
unusual contingency now days in this part OF
The world, the Sewing Circle, composed Of men,
hers Of the congregation, struck upon the happy
idea Of institut1ng a Fair. They worked lndustli-
ously for many weeks, and procured Horizons
building in Meeting street. east side, between
Pinckney and Hasel street, for the purpose and
opened their Bazaar on Monday evening. We
visited the scene that night, but owing to press
of matter our notice could not be printed in yes
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Public MEETING IN P1ckENs.-On Monday, the
18th inst, large meeting was held at PicEens G.
e., Colonel X. A. THOMPSON, editor of the Keouee
Courier, in tho Chair. Tho object of the meeting
was the consideration of the condition Of the coun-
try We may perhaps revert to the subject again
at future DAY.
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LOCAL. MATTERS.
TO Correspondents.

We arc continually receiving communicationson
political and other matters from persons who 40
ncs attach tleir prceer names to the articles sent
ara We take this occasion Of repeating that nothing
can DO published in THE DAILY NEWS without
being indorsed by some responsible individual.
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AID FOE SOUTH CARoLNA.-The schooner Fan
ME A. Bailey cleared from Baltimore on the I'D
for Charleston, with cargo Of 10000 bushels of
corn and 50, 900 pounds Of bacon.
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SALE OF KAL,uA M1LLs.-halmia Mills were sold
yesterday morning by Messrs. WARDIAw & CAREw,
subject to mortgage, for $4,000, Which was
500 900 more than the mortgage called for. The
property was purchased by MIR. H. CoaswE1L and
sothcrs, and the Mills will be worked by new COM
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) BUSINESS NOTICES.
Auction Sales This Day.


R. NJ. MARSHALL Bno. will sell this day at 1oh o'clock
No SO Broad street. Eng s Melton cloth and lead pipe;
also, at II O'clock, pony, mules, &c.
M1LIIGAN Il Son will sell this diy, at II o'clock, on
Fraser's wharf, = flats.
LEITcH BRUINS will sell this day. at 10 o'clock, at
northeast corner of Laurens and Wall Streets household
furniture, ladies' pony, &c.
Bowers sucox will sell this day, in their store. No.
7s Broad street, under Carolina HOTEL ut 1O1s O'clock
furniture, gold Watches &c.
MCKAY & CAMPBELL will sell this day, at 10 O'clock
ut their cash auction house. No 55 Hasel street, oppc
site posocc dry goods, boots and shoes, &c, to close
copa,tnership
CLIFFORD S1ATrHEwEs will sell this day, at II o'clock
in front of their store, No. sc Broad street, mules
wagons and harness.
SMITH II McG1LLvnNY will sell this day, at 1Oh
O'Clock in front of their store, No. 81 Broad street. FUR
niturc, sundries spring cart, horse, sc.
Thirty Years Experience of an Old Nurse.
ton of one of tho best female physicians and in
the United States and has been used for thirty years with
failing safety and SUCCESS by millions of mothers
for their children. It relieves tho child from pain,
cures dyscntcry and darrhea, gripping in tho bowels
the mother.
Be sllrn and call for
"IRs: wINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP"
Having the fac simtte Of "CuRr1s & PERKINS," the
outside wrapper. Al 9th rs arc base limitations.
For sale by DOW1E & NOISE, NO. 151 Meeting street.
opposite III" Charleston, Hotel.
April 90 stuth3
y. III. Il.
are synonymous with Health, Strength aud Vigor.
The secret will be revealed by investing in bottle of
paNKN1N'S HEPATIC BITTERS. For sale by all
Druggists. "
TIE TIME TO ADVERTISE IN THE
COUNTRY.
The Daiiy South Cdr0iinidn at Columbia, is now sent
to every psLice in tho State Being the ocie paper
of the State it will be ou1ld ut the present time espc-
aly valuable to merchants aud others desiring to avail
themselves of very large circulation.
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IT has become proverbial that those laboring un-
der Bronchial Affections are more sanguine Of
cure, more buoyant with hope, than sufferers from
other diseases. 1t is wise provision Of nature in
assisting tooverthrow the complaint which is slow
ly, gradually undermining the system. PEcToRAL
BALM has gained most favorable notoriety in the
trt atment of all diseases of the Lungs, and is low
prescribed by our most eminent Physicians. For
sale by all druggists.
DOM1E & NOISE, Agents.
GOODRICH, WINEhIAN & CO., Agents.
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BUSINESS NoT1cE.-We refer to JOHN CoMal1Ns,
No. 1877 Meeting street, upstairs, nearly opposite
Hayr street, where he offers United States Govern
ment Harness and Saddles, little used, at one
quarter their original cost. VISA April II
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CALVARY CHuRcu.-By 4 mistake We ieftou the
name ofSAIUEL WALKER who was elected Vcstry-
man Of this church at the Easter election.
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SroLL, WEBB Co., No 2S7 King street. respect
fully inform their friends and the public That they
will receive at par, for the next ten days, bills
ccgable Of the State Of South Carolina, in exchange
for dry goods. .wf2,-.
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.terday's News. The hall, although largo, is lot
otherwise well adapted for such display; but its
centra situation, perhaps, more than counterbal-
ances such disadvantages.
The hall is handsomely decorated with flowers
and evcrgrcens, and the tables are very tsstefuly
arranged, covered with profusion Of articles both
useful and ornamental. We saw large number OF
persons in attendance, composed of the most re-
spectacle class of our colorod citizens, and also
number Of white gentlemen. The Postof1ice ap-
pcarl to do fine business, and the soda water
fountain had it's share OF custom. Ice cream and
strawberries were in great demand. Lively little
girls fitted about very UNFORTUNATELY interroGa-
ting all they met: "Wont you take grab!"
There was pl plomenading, flirting, etc. in short we
found this colcred fair in all respect resemble the
many white countclparts We have seen in our city.
We hopo the members of the Sewing Circle will DO
successful in their laudable efforts, and realizc
sum not altogether uisproportionato to the pains
they were at to get up tho Fair. Among the at
fractions we must not forget a colored band of
music which performed vigorously during tho en-
tire of the evening.
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Free TO Everybody.

FLU % Il WI y UVUJs
A Large PIP. Circular, giving information Of the
greatest importance to the young of both sexes.
It teaches how the homely may become beautiful, the
despised Respected, and the forsaken loved.
No young lady gentleman should fail to send their
address, and receive copy postpaid by return mail
Address p. o. Drawer, q,
March 30 Tyr Troy, N. Y.
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NOTICE.

nFF1cE CLERK OF CoUNCIL-THE FOLLOWING
clause of Section of an Ordinance to Raise sup
plies for 1867 is published for the inlomsnon
persons selling Goods by sample or nr hersbv
notified to report 1T this Office.
hrec dollars on every hundred dollars of oil goods
sold in this city by rsons not readents py Sample oi
otherwise. W: Il SAati
March Clerk Or Souneh
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Observation-Disclosures.
OFFICE CLERK OF COUNCIL,

III rAyERN-KEEpERs, AND PERSONS RETAIL AL
not ers,ted their bonds and taken out the proper
cards to show that they have license to sell VIII be re-
o,od AZ not complying with the lw after Monday otn
inst. ,,. ..4;e ~ n b,1,o tho
@, inc placed IN conspicuous place In the window A
sn9 10 observe this notice will also be reported after
the aforementioned hme W; q. smnin Ga,,.a;,
March 9 NleLA u -o-S-- SOS
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April 10
SODA N'AEDR

THE UNDERSIGNED WILL CONTINUE TO DIS.
i PENsE this agreeable and healthful beverage at
their well.known stands, No. SO HASEL STREET, be,
tween King and Meeting Streets No 42eH KING STREET
(Old Piquet GHard House, and at the head OF CENTER
MARKET, northwest corner.
Druggists and others Wishing to be supplied with
Fountains or Syrups and dealers desiring Fountains
charged, will be accommodated upon reasonable
terms.
Steamers Hotels, Restaurants aud private families
furnished with superior article Of bottled Soda in quail
titles to suit purchasers
We are agents for the sale Of A. j. orse Sons justly
celebrated Soda Water Apparatus listing OF Genera
tors Fountains. Marble Draught Sands, Silver Plated
Refrlgerang Draught Stands Tumblc1 Holders and all
apparatus necessary for the nanuacu r. OF soda Wafer
ut the manufacturer prices, with freig .bt added
Dealers in Soda Water throughout tile State desiring
an apparatus, will do we'll to examine the merits Of
Morses Apparatus, before purchasing elsewhere
Description catalogue and price list sent to any address
upon application to JOHN BUCK CO., Charleston.
While appreciatng the very liberal patronage extended
to us during the past season. sla strive to merit its
continuance.
JOHN BUCK.
f.. III. GARDNER.
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TIE CHARITY OF MARYLAND AND VRaN1A-The
steamship Falcon, Captain REED, Of Messra. NOR
DEoAI & Co, and CouRTENAY & TRENBoLM's Balti-
more steamship line, which arrived here at o late
hour on Monday night, brought as a part Of her
cargo three Thousand bushels of corn and ten thou
sand pounds Of bacon, the larger portion being Q
contribution from the noble state Of Maryland,
and part from Jefferson county, Virginia, sent to
The destitute in the State Of South Carolina. This
large item {. freight was, with noble generosity,
t.ought without charge for freight, Captain REED
and the agents Of the Falcon assisting in every way
in its transportatiOn ts &.s., 80 .75s,:
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TRIAL OF THE PHMrro.-The new steam fire
engine Of the Palmetto Company received its
christening yesterday afternoon from the hands Of
the Company, and proved in every respect worthy
of their confidence. At her first trial the spectators
we're astonished to see the stream Of water sent
distance Of 240 feet, and the Palmetto boys have
already visions of silver cup fo"ting before their
eyes, Under the management Of lIr. FuRLoNo,
the engineer If the Company, the new machine
will prove a bold competitor for the prize, as he
reports that although she is just from the hands
of her makers she worked smoothly and easily.
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ST. PATRIcK's BENEVOLENT SocETY's BALL.-n
consequence Of tho pressure Of other matter, We
wore forced to omit the notice of this ball,
although it was already in type. Tho Hibernian
Hall was put to lcgitim ate use Oh Monday night,
and tho votaries of the may dance -e.o soon
engaged in that c1hiliarating amusement. Few
perso can enjoy themselves with more zest than
our adopted citizens, and the natives Of tho Green
Isle arc renowned for their fondness for amuse-
,hent. The festivities at the Hibernian Hall were
prolonged to late hour, and when the last
stragglcrs were departing it was unanimously re-
solved that Easter Monday could be spent in no
better way than by dancing it out.
-o-
THE ST. GEORGES SOCIETY, held their 134th an
niversary at TuLLrs, King Street, yesterday. The
following officers were elected to serve for the
ensuing year..
HIP WALKER, President.
COWLAI1 GRAVELY, Vice President
A. E. MILLER, Treasurer
C. E. WALKER, Secretary.
Committee on Charity-James We1sman, A. E. Miller,
Cowlam GravOly.
Committee on AccoHnts.-F. J. Porcher, r. N. Gour
din, Jas. S. Gibbes, It. D. Wagner, Robert Mure.
The Society passed the following resolutions
Whereas, Since our last anniversary our much
beloved colaborer EDWARD MoTTET, has been
taken from us by sudden death, therefore,
Rcsolued. That we enter upon the minutes. OF the
Society," this deep but inadequate expression of our
grief for his lamentable decease
I'd. Resolved That copy of these resolutions be for
warded by the President to the widow with appropriate
expressions of sympathy with her in her bereavement
Sd. Resolved That copy of these resolutions be fur
nished to the press, for publication.
C. E. WALKER, Secretary.
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Ice, IcE.-Messrs. ALvA GAGE & Co., the popu-
lar Ice merchants of this city, have turned cold
shoulder on the community, but we are gratifed
to state that no offence will be taken and the cit-
zens of the Upper Wards appreciate their endeav-
ors to keep down the perspiration. BY reference
to their advertisement it will be seen that not only
the Neck Ice House but those on Market and Meet
ing streets are in full operation and ready to give
cooling to all corners.
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q cooling to all comers.
The SOUTH CAROLINA SocHTY.-This ancient and
honorable society celebrated yesterday, its 13Oth
anniversary in splendid dinner, prepared by
FULLY, at their hall on Meeting street. The fol-
lowing officers were elected for the ensuing year:
Hon. WILLIAM o. PORTER, Steward.
Hor CHARLES MACBETH. Senior Warden.
Hon. P C. GAILLARD. Junior Warden.
FRANCIS LANCE, Clerk.
EVAN EDWARDS, Treasurer.
JOHN .. MILLER, Hall Keeper.
! LEE HOWARD and JAMES G. JERVEY, Constables.
ton.naittee on ctarsty:-Rchard Yeadon. A. E Miller
G. e. Ingraham Sem, George Kinlooh Jacob F. Schir
mer, Rev. W. B. Yates, James Copes
Episcopal ELECTIONS IN CuERAw.-The follow
ing were the Easter Episcopal elections Of st.
David's Church, Cheraw:
wARDENs.
J. GILLESPIE. T. E. POWE.
vEsTRYanN.
C. KOILOCK J. ". HARRINGTON.
CIV. DUVALL.
DELEGATES TO CONVENTION.
T. 7; E a6STanr RSTHi = =. I 1. BARR5a5 BhRR0a
AT AN election held this day at Mount Pleasant,
for Vestrymen and Wardens of st. Andrews
Church, Christ Church Parish, the following
gentlemen were duly elected:
vEsIRyMcr.
Dr. E. DAWSON. Dr. p P. BONNEAU.
Dr E. NJ. ROYAL - p. E PORCHR.
ELIAS VENNING. r. 8. VENNING.
L. A. nICCANTS.
iwARDENs. t-ss
EDWARD o. HALL. FERDINAND GREGORIE.
DELEGATES TO CONVENTION.
pr. J. E. DAWSON. Dr. P. ?. BONEEAU.
ELIAS VENNING.
-. ST. JAMES GOOSE CREEK CHURCH.
WARDENs.
Ea STONE E. M. BAYNtRD.
vEsTRY
JOHN E. CAREw. A. TENNENT.
p J. PORCHER w. TENNENT.
B. J: WHAI.EY. .a
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TIE TIME TO ADVERTISE IN THE
COUNTRY,

The Doiiy South Cdrmnidn at Columbia, is now sent
to every posl0ice in tho State Being the ociel paper
of the State it will be iound ut the present time espe-
c;ay valuable TO merchants aud others desiring to avail
themselves Of a very arge circulation
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:. COURT OF APPEALS IN CoLuMBIA.-The Phoenix
furnishes the following report of the proceedings
on the 22d.
LEeAL.-In the Court Of Appeals, on the 22d,
opinions were announced in the following cases:
John Jenkins, convicted of murder at Charleston,
ads. the State. Opinion delivered by INGL1s
Judge Now trial refused. Sentenced by ING11s
Judge, to be hanged Juno IA.
JOHN S. RIGGS, ads. LAwRENcEJ J. WIrsELL Opir-
ion delivered by WARDLAw, Judge. New trial
granted.
The Northeastern Railroad Company ads Caro-
LINE PoRcHEE. Opinion by the Chief Justice. Mo-
ton for new trial dismissed.
The Charleston docket being disposed OF, the
Northern Circuit, next in order, was called
The brief in the case Of &. B. LAMAR, et nc, us.
tho Executors of N. a. PEAY, was read BY Mcssrs.
Ron & McCANTs, Solicitors for tho executors, ap-
pellants until the hour OF adjournment.
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DISTRICT COURT FOR BERKLEY DISTRICT, held at
Mount Pleasant, Hon. F. D. RICHARDSON presiding,
AUGUSTINE T. SMTTHE, Esq, acting Attorney
General.-The cases tried were mostly for assault
and battery, larceny, &c., and the proceedings
were not of any general interest.
The State Us. DICK HAYWARD and ISAAC WHITE,
Larceny. Guilty.
M1aEs, alias CALEB, Assault aud Battery and
Larceny. Guilty.
CASTLE WATERS, two indictments for Larceny.
Guilty.
SIMON BEAN, HERCULES CoRDEs and PRINCE
MARSH, Malicious Trespass and Larceny. Guilty
Of first.
MOSES GADspEN, two indictments for Larceny.
Guilty.
HENRY WRIGHT, two indictments for Malicious
Trespass. Guilty.
MURPHY PHELAM, Assault and Battery. Guilty.
JENNIE COOPER, Larceny. Guilty.
JULY GEDp1s, Larceny and Receiving Stolen
Goods. Guilty Of last.
THOMAS DANaEI:FIE1tD and FRED. BROAD, Lar
ceny. Continued.