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RRPARATOR CAPI,.lI

NOR RESTORING HAIR UPuN nun
Il heads from whatever cause II m, -
fallen ouD and forcing growth OF la.r ii.
face, Il has no equal. II will iurcc III, ~.
grow upon the smoothcst face IL ircm A.. o.
eight weeks, or hair upos bald hra.h n -
two to three months. \ few icuorari -
TONERS have asserted that th.rr i nHlt.l,
will force or hasten the growth Of the b., :,
beard. Their assertions srr false a, tlr.,,,.
Of living witnesses from their own ,,lsf.g,
can bear witness. But many will NV. A,.,,
we 70 distinguish the genuine frOm the %
Gus : II certainly is difficult, a. niue i,u,a, 4
the different preparations advertised iot D,
hair aud beard ars entirely woIihlr,, A. h,
may have already thrown away large lnss..
In their purchase. To such We voa!d Az .,
the Rcparator Capilli; twill Co-i ,oa as,l !,
unless Il fully comes up To our r,pws1.uas,
II your Druggist does not kept NnA ., ..
dollar and We will forward Il post pad to.;..
with receipt for the money. Whlrb I'LL !.
turned you ON application, providing ,utir, -
isfactio In not given. Address
W. l.. CLARK 4 CO, Chen.S,
No. , West Fayetts Street, SNEArvsI \ /
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TRANSPORTATION.
Baltimore 6 Ohio r. R. Co.
SIMMER SCHEDULE.

ov,,cv R,trNoRE & ONO RAILROAD Co.,
VI ''' 80" WHEELING, May 4, 1867. J
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CRISPER CON,

ChlSPER CONt
For Curling he Hair Of ,itAcr \,
Wary and Glossy RiHgl,,, W.
Heary NGs,ire Carl,
pY USING THIS ARTICLE LADIES a.
ID Gentlemen can bcau,iiy thrnS,I,..-, N.
sand fold. II Is ths only srurlr IN n. q"
that will curl straight hair, aud al N. y ~
give il a beautiful, glossy appraraS-- i, =
Crisper Coma not only curls the hair JT, b.. -
crates, beauties and clUau>cs IL. /, Mo-, I,
perfumed. and is tn uo., - I, -, :.
article Of tie kind ever Offered To ,hr A.. f"
public. The Crsper Coma will he -
Address, scaled and postpaid ior 81
Address all orders 10
w. l.. CLARK & co. Chcni.,
No. } West Fayetts II. SlEI,r,F
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MILWAUKEE, May -.
Wheat unsettled at 2 70 for No. ., 269
for No. / and 2 so for No. 3. -.
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steamer Aground.

ATLANTIC CITY, N. j., May 22.-The
steamship Santiago de Cuba, from Grey
town, Nicaragua, for New York, with
$50 passengers from California Is ashore
here. Six passengers were drowned
while attempting 20 land.
The passengers are now landing.
[sECoND DIsPATCH.1
ATLANTIC CITY, May 22.-This MORN
ing about four O'clock, the steamship
Santiago de Cuba, Captain Behme, went
ashore on the beach about six miles be-
low this city. She belongs to the Mic
aragua steamship company. She was
bound for New York with 400 souls on
board. The life boat was unfortunately
capsized and five persons drowned. Two
others were afterwards drowned. The
names of the lost are: Mrs. Eunice
s. Gross, Miss Sarah McAvoy, Mrs. Mary
Watkins, Mrs. Marietta Riskers, Martin
McNulty, John Smith and Mary Louisa
Gross. An inquest has been held and
verdict rendered of accidental drowning.
The bodies Of John Smith and Mary l..
Gross have not been recovered. The
ship was but little damaged and will
probably get of this evening.
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Reparator Capilli.

Throw away your false francs. YOUR -,.,.
Your wig
Destructive of comfort aud not worthAf,
Come aged, come youthful, come usly 40 1.
And rejoice in your own luNuriautGaf
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There cometh glad tidings oDoy toAD
To young and "a old, 10 grrsi and ~ sna.'
The beauty which once Was ~ pTsion'aA' .
Is free for all. aud all may b" far
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WHOLESALE GRooERs.
Pryor, Haldlal &C0.
PORK PACKERS,
WHOLESALE DEALERS
Provisions, Flour, Grain, &C.,
Nos. rs, ~ and 10 Main 81.
p PACKING HOUSE,
Corner Of John and Fearih SIS.
s... FLOUR.
IN STORE.
i Pickwick xxx family
Derwent's xxx
Empress "a
Baltic
Stone MIL Xxx
Eclipse, from choice red winter wheat,
Polar Star 4" :" white
PRYOR HANDLAN & co.
WHOLESALE DEALERS

BACON AND LARD.
nF OUR OWN CURING.
" Choice new shoulders,
Sugar cured hams, plain,
" canYassed,
Plain hams,
Choice lard. in tie, half barrels and kegs,
Sides rib clear rib. and clear.
PRYOR, HANDLAN co.
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BY THE CABLE.

IBy Telegraph to the Register.l
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GRAIN.

WE ALSO HAVE CONSTANTLY IN
w Store, Tea, Coffee Chewing and Smoking
Tobacco, Nails, Buckets, Tubs. Wash Boards,
Br ooms, Concentrated I've, Essence Coffee, Bi
Carb Soda, German Irish Bleach and Family
Soap, Candlss. Lead, Shot Gun Caps, Powder,
Bed Cords Glass, Grain Bags, Wrapping Irvine
Wrapping Paper, Lake White Fish and Herring
Dried Apples, Dried Peaches, Beans, Crackers,
Salt, Vinegar, Western Reserve and Cream
Cheese,-and Wheeling manufactured articles
generally. PRYOR, HANDLAN & co.
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CRlSPER COMA.

oh she was beautiful and f,,
With starry eyes, aud a.'i4gtI,,
Whose curling ,eudril, SON -, ~
Unclaimed the veIy heart andw',f n
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nAssENGERT TRAINS WILL BUN
by the following schedule on and after the
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ENDORSEMENT or THE PRESS.

The many thousands cured ut this establish.
ment within the last twenty years, and the nu.
merous important Surgical Operations performed
by DIR. Johnston, witnessed by the reporters Of
the Sun, and many other papers, notices Of which
appeared again and again before the public, he
sides his standing gentleman Of character
and responsibility II sufficient guaranty Ia the
afflicted.
Skin diseases speedily cured. Rugsdly
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sllls bp Sutton.
O.san Sttumtrs.
DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP. COMPANY"
THROUGH LIN 10 CtLUDR*lA ANb CHINA
CARRilNG rN1lB STATES MAIL

sesuer. Pier so O. Norl RIVER foot CAlaS az O'Clock
Jsy I-OCglN QuFES. Capt Il p conHor connecting With COL
jS 1IINRY GnAtECET Capt G. Cray connecting aih
HJNTANA Can't. sutton I'D. 600.
Kissing AR thpL ----s eeteetlus WIN SaNt~N
NKNTO. tlIt Csreris.
t7egtsc allowed Tree ecl tclt laeA'
Medicines aIda ATTENDING 'frf
an 5eprtres touch toe ofls; and 2 connect az Fna-
- e.rers rs. lsi lh for Central Amen
en- ports nld o l- .orb st hauy uiHo. -.
Departure Of h earb Horb p're S0 ne rev steam mo uVs
Panama a. AgstralS aui Areirs.td ,.-
Steamer August 20 cora,c C"s with steamer Great ll'e
Croa San Fr,1cco September Goo 10 ofa sal Hong hon5 AZ
iotohsms with .t+tu ri Ia iir FOO 500 'si aHI HHFuse
the once
tbs .harL Caus-sL. hor.l ..ftI, New orr. 49,
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INCOMES
INCOMES OF THE SIXTH REVENUE DISTRICT.
J. T. CLEVELAND. ASSESSOR

j. T. CLEVELAND, ASSESSOR
The following are the incomes returned by the
taxpayers Of the Eleventh. Twelfth Thirteenth and Four
eenth Divisions Of the Sixth District Of this state which
includes the Nnh Fifteenth and sixteenth Wards Of this
city, without reference 20 the exemptions allowed by law
900 In every easel any deductonson account Of the
per withheld from dividends by banks railroad
companies Insurance companies &c. thus showing the
actual net incomes returned by the taxpayers Il
the district whose appear upon the Annual list Of
tho Assessor in all where such income equals
exceeds 2OO0
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coIrrT CALENDAR-TnIs DAr.

A number of new buildings are IN process OF
construction in this city and Brooklyn. Among These are
tno no ~ The Commissioners OF Charities and Corree-
ton new catholic Asylum for ofPn ina R:pa,s SANDS
81, the Insurance Office. upon the site OF Chitten
dn's old building aud Pixies Theater' THOMAS SONS
W. ,9,ynts. new Catholic Library, IN montague 81,
Wrnn'ye and The BrooElyn AT Academy hr' Cady
architect.
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@ttan sitamurs.

ONLY AMERICAN LINE TO Emu LAM .at'.1
J 'tXD FRtSCI-Tte NRW YORK AND HAYRE $relsdP
Con ssnrs frst Mai Steamships ARAGo aud % .
-IORk MAIL SIkANSlilI IOMFANl s'e4A
NcRNIN STAR snd GUIDING STAEto HAYkE earning ne Ll
States Ms Pier No &C. North RIVER a. uoon' On We l''"~s
hys oallmg Falmouth; "a,
GulDlSG sTAE...E Ven Sce...... SATURDAY July 20
u. a. a. trials august
NoPNSG STAR. G. Y. Snturdar aug . ~
IILT0N....i....t. II. Tavusenl.. furdir AL d
GUIDING stall Van Size Saturday sept u
and sreryI IA DAYS thereafter
' PEICES or PASSAGE PAYABLE N.GOLDi -
~ second Class. ...''''"
Through Tickets 20 LuDuou ......'.'+ 80 tA"A
tfperiencri Snrgeon on oHrt .-l...
RESPONSIBLE fnr specie or "'e'
bill ofadug having 1prted are guel inerrot
Go h. HARTrON, .or n 7. NJ y, ,. 20
JOS. J. COMSTOCK, TO- \. l. sni u. D. 5 Ca
Tor further Information spplf o. - . ~, -p-..1..-vv
j. ] COMSTOCK. Agent No Broad 'ay' ~ /"
J 4. W0TTON lisyre. General Agent DO Europe
i. .
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al, durL

GREAT MATCH FOR Sj.0Jo-FASHlON
" -TEJrrlNG-NONpAY. lu- -. 90 T. r h'rh "r
5000 bo.-r.t b. r faAElafr boz bar
Be,i o. &sccs sTJNEHAAL JACKSON 4tcf lei good 1aI
40. track
pAY-Sttte y $40 ue l-i;i. 5in5 ~ B,rtl Do 70
b.~ae,s p. SIMMONS. pJopfe'or
17-' " " s. 49,,
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Gru:rriss an6 3lrobisiOns.
SCOTCH BAKERY, ..,r.
- no. rs FuLTONAVB., BROOhLiN'
NI(NIn Al ItISllI IT,.


BALMORAL BISCUIT.
hi, Trcttmed Crcher compounded and @ p p ~
the sas'c & ' p re "y to ti caatug io,te Il
the public It's ba' bees n trsie tor over ,s' ~ o
re trade Of Ne To- ' t Of Crit class Biscuit
The subscriber wGqa . ,,. 5 o ~, Il, .e Morton eg5y
Pc. yaoa of the Erorn Biscuit viii create dem'nd
or Newlok Orders aah1 fT permanent sale or 1H, All
s EOSERT g. LGU oE vil represent tie interest the Bakery
IN the Biscuit aud tie oa person author Iel 10 solicit
TIE B@oa pu are following places and other
ICEER 2fRnSiLS So No. 10, Chambers st. X Y.
PARK TlFOFD Sos 9l end go Broadway and No liz SIhA7
NV GERRY No. M bIaaGass AND No. 20 Caual-st
WiYTRiYGIIAM L WILLIAMSON. No. 20 Broadway.
s. o. MARITIME & Co.. No ga liuloust
NJ McSiGX < c., Ke. 81 ll,naoudst
KlCn3 MUIR MgmhY 4 &C.; 10, az 49 i,,s!;.
iE6NIRB IiGGiSS. So "a Sntia,e.
trRA T' PGl NJ jr NS LES Broadway
Ia qAR29 5Sl5 ~ cs co. S'}e.sa,e ,,,,,r,v
IAYNOE6 BPO. Ma. ~ Elirrne
GAIFBElI a GALWAY. No. oi toor,l.sys
gaF2 G G8,lI1s n h. :. a F s.s1s;.
HOWARD SCuLLY. cor Cilon sod IlenrrSta
hEBER 5 SaIli No No. 81 s S,sS,e
! 5Y :, H ts2p N g. 81 y F4 T5-'..,.
XAXiIEI9 e, No. q, y, " shiagon-'', cor FOion
mon TAIG0B T'ier No. ., Greurie'st
F6B % SIGs ~ a. 5 "a &c. + S ioG,.
TAI - bhON \, itLtt, Iiri-'' G '"'' .'.i'u ~
E. b. ADAMS. Baker. No l3J ihirisve.
ACkEE EDGAR 81 Co., louarrs
Van RIPPER NJ iGliN Stpctou, a. J.
MAFD MCGOWAN. MOft emery atd " arreusts Jersey "
M..IGIN bOlLE Prlpts Bakery Nr.arksSe, Jersey ti'f
y I.A ALDEN. WHOLESALE tircrr Troy. y. y.
BOND a VAUGHAN. Wholesale Grocer, Petersburg Va
d. q. EeNf 70. tcHfrrtoItr. Petersburg Va
LIPPEEtOTT BROS, baker, No. 10 "a Lth-ave
D. BATBEB Baker No. Jos Elguha'c
e. A. SiNl LAIR. Baker. M. 81 bTrdray
GEO. W. SUTHERLAND. Grocri. Pete fsh7rg' Va
j. SIMPSON. Baker. bower. cot FuHrl g.
MACY Co.,, Gocer-, cor si,tiatt tid I.Hee' tlst
MACY e. CO.. Grocer. 3 tti-afe am lHruur'ust
MACY * o. Grocrrs. SNth-ayc a.d fcrtytl.r'st
BROWNING & BERRY. Grocsrs Nos 1879 ard ibl Ntthtve
ID q THATCHER 81 BROS, Go.ers. I'. II kgLtl-ave.
b. PITAAN. Grlcers nos 81 aud ~ liudsous' Aal no
CO. Sigtl-at-
EBCAR a. Coz Grocer4 No. 1876 Niuthare
Grill Co., Grncer,. No 60 sixth afe.
SAVAGE & be- X. r. No l.iiJ bf0tdSaT
THOMAS s. JACKSON & Co. Grucrrs, Ne sJJ sixth ave
DANIEL NOONAEi No 20 Sirh-a,e
JOHN II. ROGERS. 40 by3 Soc.ta-ave.
FOX & TANNER. Baters. No. 21i tghhGye.
WM s. COKWIE Co.. No. 80 BrOadsar coy TWente' -
SCOTCH BAKERY No lB Fulionave Of Empi'ee Bookyn
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ARTHLFRY
CAVALRY
TIE REPREsENTArHE SYSTEM.

A meeting was held on Wednesday at No. 20
Wnst the object o. which was 20 reform the present
system o representation and to Substitute plan Which
shall insure personal" representation. The following
named officers elected for The ensuing year; Presf
dent. David dudley Field; AiccPrcsldent, Frances G
shaw: Rec Secretary. Robert T. Nuturn. Corresponding
Secretary, sydney Howard Gay Treasurer Eumuho
Cooper The same officers, with the following hained
gentlemen. constitute IN" Executive committee ~ w.
trOly j. r. Fisher John ID. Van Bdren. Alfred fe Jr,
simon sCarp. and VI. ID. Sands. Mr. 5toarn, CHAIRMAN
OF the Committee appointed i0r the purpose reported
memorial to the state Constitutional Convention settS
forth t evils OF the present system Of representation,
public
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The Bufalo Courier OF Wednesday morning
sav.: Great excitement prevailed yesterday, m what
h, known as the French settlement n the southeastern
portion 81 the town ~ ChceCwaga, IN Tins county, ~
what is supposed to be The murder az Mrs Elizabeth
Walker and her infant child, aged four months, 10y lhe
husband ard father, Joseph Walker Tn, muluer ~ "
Thought was committed some nine weeks since INC
body the child found yesterday roughly Dufled ~
lot near picce of timber The body OF the mother mas
nor wei been discovered The search Tor IT, however VIII
be resumed this morning COnstabes Arden ana hesIes
arrested Joscph Walker Yesterday afternoon, chargra
with the murder OF his wife and chlld,and he was COM
mitted 20 Jail by and Ely Of that town. Sc
Richards viii hold inquest on the Ood! OF INC o
this morning -.
One of Brownlow'S negro militia c Siusa1 .
cot ON Nashville street car the other dal anu
nIicrous scene The white passengers plg M stS
Ills riding and lie ordered 20 get or -Ii,o -
~ do me ear was then stopped aud tho M, Wiz P.
s rcrs vacated il. The driver thereupoh 10 ~
ebp5d ana LETT the standing on tbt - S 49,,
at OFF the driver rcmoun.so ila p1.ioLl .iio
rror.eIrl ou. his trip. In short WIZ 'e 20
Pue ere overtaken and given their seats sumner,
,,bst v-ns ronO on ran and succeeded IN getting
- ~ sscoud ttpe The whites again got out, ana
on ci,sr refsed no proceed But sumner would ROT
49, ia had The whole car 20 himself ana concluOed
tscn n "Reminiscences were III VAN ne stuck 70 Avs
10 Tina driver at length took his stand and drove on
Sumner was his only passenger Tue Whte ioihs walked
ON the DIST of August next an event will oc..
r which has been only twice recorded In the history OF
Celestial phenomena-Jupiter will appear without satei
tos Three OF them will then be passing across the plan
ets disc and the other will be immersed IN lts SHADOW
The apparent absence OF moons VIII not last n'oTo N
two hours
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SWuSmtnts.

THE BARNUM AND VAN AMBURGH
MUSEUM AND MENAGEHlB CO.,
oErro,,sasTS se ,,f, SRI's and pr''e'S
'''''''I' '-''',r- cooi AID COMFORTABLE
ANOTHER WIKI OF NOVELTY.
ofths renowned American Lhpuhsa,
,,. GEN. TOM THUMB,
LAWN, wARRRs sTRATToS
COAMODORB MUTT,
...,.,, MISS MINNIE wARrEs. ,,,,,, ,,,c,,,, ~,
-u,..-..,,,, THk FACE OF TIKI GLOBE
MOANING. AFTERNOON AND EVENING.
'fyEEY AFILRSooS At 2li EVENING ATS
AsCTSATrNo PERFORMANCES AND COSTUMES.
SEw-iEARs CALLS.
- M5S WIFE FOLLY anu Only A CENT.
ASrNi iF2a A ST5T iSaS SsT,5 70 Fg6SDrps
TllB FOUR QUAKrERS or THE GL0BB
TIE EARTH. AIR AND WATERS
LAEGFST MUSEUM on THIS CONTINENT.
s'''"'' FsoM FggR i'l M no 81 IL EUROPE
conpoS ctGSS Ta r. LoSsAYEr5 c65ILgtTos
rRoP HrrCHSGS. IiGHfSiSG CALCULATOR
4 MAMMOTH PAT ISPAkT,
AGIANTfSS, DWARF, ClRCASSlAE Girl
LIVING sSAEEIi Y0Yk i25 , tEAEED SEAL
OVER 10000 CuRioSlrES
Admission, 81 cents; Children under ten - cegts - -
ca% H sa IS LITTLE %1f BOY ELuE win Produced
DOWERY THFATER.-COMPLIA
- BENEFIT TO MR. WA b. fkELJGd. Manager ou which oc
follow nguisLei have kindly volunteered MI
On,eF r. Doul ~ G. g. Bo-lfcc, Mr w. H. Nhaley, Mr. w
M o. W. Thompson DR. ". }. Thompson Nf G. K fOI, ML
Iinsnrd FRANK ksrr Mr. JOSH Hart Mr. ". H. Lngan MI
j. G. D.e.lefr Nt j. L. bney -Four immense pecesVb IhRAN
OF lGI, PizAkRO. ROBERT MACAIRR RIVAL DUrcHMES.
Songs and dauco4
RANYARDH NEW MUSEUM, corner of
51. tho Dr2ste Company u he FGGro8Y GIRI and SWISS
COTTAGE lrf Logrn msgcian, With bis trained BIRDS &c
M.tuess WEDNESDAYS aud SATURDAYS at1 p m.
Admission, ~ ceul,i children under 10 years. 10 cents
VVORRELL SISTERS NEW-YORK THE
w kTH Admis,oa 20 cent? Engage
eut OF The beautiful native ACTRESS EOSE KYTNGE who Will
aftar MONDAY and c9t during the wees an original
Drama entitled Sheep s,ted by Mr. D. II. Hakins Chas T.
Psr,or frl s. Maler aud efficient moaLT Doc ~ cur
tain q. Maiu6s SATURDAY.
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CESS OF EXrRApIrIoN.

u. W. TalImadge < Co. received an opler
from what purported t0 bc firm iu Norwich tnnn, and
having ulflltfi became su.piCious and sent detective
after IT. The detective found tbs prisoner receiving az
Norwich and after changing uIe names iOrWardng "
from there Ia another place, aud NJ once procured tle
hrlpCf the lOrl police and arrested h bringing uIu =
Ne-Yor OF warrant irom the Governor OF Counet uout
a IL gd mot nppear bat that he acted without any cml-
nal kuowrgt merely AZ The agent Of the guilty parties.
and that the officer had no authority 10 arrest lh Ih9
Cnnrt Thought the aitys insufficient and discharged
the prisoner. ..,
mir. Dyott for petitioner Mr. Bedford for the people
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CIVIL COURTS.
EMITTED STATES COMMISSIONERS OFFICErBef
Commissioner OSBORN.

UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS oFFICETBefore
Commissioner OSBORN.
ALLEGED OBTAINlIENT OF \ LARGE QUANTITY or
WHISKY BY FORGED AND FRAUDULENT BONDS.
ar Nicholas Lawson, Adoh Asher AID Nm Salea
This ease, previously reported, and IN which
defendants charged with obtaining no barrels Of
whisky from the bonded warehouse In the XNXlid
collection District by means Of forged and fraudulent
JCIids. resumed.
The crosse SANITATION Of witness for tho Government,
whose u not given for prudential reasons was re-
sumcd
From the testimony II would that he personated
the ~ this whisky, ana entered into an arrange
mrut with defendants 90 obtain H. OWler fio.n the
bonded Warehouse defendants preparing the bonds.
That witness having reason To believe that defendants
desired m to pcrsuuatc the owner o. the WHISKY not
simpy as matter Of convenience 10 them, but for tho
purpose of obtaining whisky 0 which they had no title as
owners Informed Government officials u the plan, but
continued 20 .ct with dcfcndnHt and succeeded ia Oh
tanning the whisky and va, paid stipulated amount or
81 fO Der Dbl hv defendants Tor doing. That after the
whisky obtained, ana WAS being taken away On
CARTS 10 sr4rd through peconcerted arrangement
bv Mr.. Corncus htasg Special Agent OF the Treasury
acpoleut and defendants arrested
The further examination was then adjourned 10 tues,
dry next
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COURT or ColEfON IEAs-CnANpERs -Befor
Judge BRADY.
INTERSTATE Comfy.
L.. u. Nm. I-nAL

This was nm application on habeas corpus TO
discharge Levi from imprisonment lie was chaiseu III
california with having obtained goods by false prcehses
which /. "A misdemeanOr by statute In that STATE ana
felony In ths rcquson was obtained rom .'o GOV
crnor Of california for ms surrender, and under II the pc
titioner was arrested and he'd until warrant touu 10
procured from Gov FenOn. The Governor refusing 10
q common law uisdomeanor, the prisoner was d!s'
charged.
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THE UNITED STATES ARMY.

The following is list Of the Regiments Of ths
United states Amy. with tie Headquarters OF each;
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CUNpLI u

I'm this case, the husband sues for q partial
divorce on the ground OF IN treatment by his wife An
order of reference obtained and report OF mo
referee even In lis favor ON this ho proceedei 10 enter
Judgment without notice to te other side or an ORDER OF
The Cout At this uout the wife applied To the Court
for order Substituting other attorneys Tor Ny heiar
who had previously appeared for her on the
rrol9d that Do CKcllAD had bccu grossly
ucg gent Uf her interests The order was granted ana
hcI present attorneys substituted. The pLhntn Then
moved Tor Judgment the referees report ANA TINS mo-
ton denied The plaintiff Sow asks leave 10 renew
his motion tor jud fmout In the opposing umhiyts y
that -. defendants attorney 10 FAR neglected.
nor interests 10 present her case. nor produce CYL
druce before the refer nor even 10 cross examine we
plaintiffs witnesses and tla5 snce the eOuinthtt meht
OF tAy SUIT her husband and herself have been htlhs TO
gttcr s man and wife, and that The first ntimaiop sc
had ~ any threatened final indignant that one day
her husband informed her That she vas no longer hs
wife, and might TO- Nevertheless, she has not gonc but
ell looks after DEER household and children.
Tie Court took Inc papers rcs,rying It's decision
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