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The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1867-11-14
The Land Department Of Penn
SyIyania.

The operations aud duties connected
with the Land Department, or Surveyor
Generals Office Of Pennsylvania, one of
the most important departments of the
State government, are but little under
stood BY the people at large.
The system of disposing of lands inau-
gurated by William Penn and the Pro-
prietary, and of necessity continued By
the Commonwealth, is one surrounded by
many objectional features, as the lands,
instead of having been previously y survey
ed by the authorities, and their location
definitely ascertained and afterwards sold,
warrants for vacant land were granted,
the surveys on which were often made
years after. In many instances, for the
officers of the land department. could not
know what land was vacant, conflicting
warrants were issued, so that in some 10
calities several sets of warrants were laid
upon the same land. This has produced
much litigation throughout the State, and:
although titles In the older counties have
been generally settled, there are and will
continue to be for years to come, cases for
adj ustment by the Courts; and in order
to establish titles, innumerable copies of
applications, warrants, surveys, patents
and other official papers are required from
the Land Department.
Under our land system the application
and eorrant are the inception of the title,
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NENTISTRY,

|RENTISTRY.
|D Ybe undersigned, Graduate of the Bal
huore College of Dental Surgery, respectfully
Offers bis professional services to the citizens
f Ebensburg. He has spared no means to
thoroughly acqusint himself with every i'm
|,oy,ment in his art. To many years of per-
Dlal experience, he has sought to add the
ngarted experience of the highest authorities
i Dental Science. He simply asks that an
|wTortunity may be given for his work to
|ptak its own praise.
SAMUEL BELFORD, D. D. S.
References: Prof. c. 4. Harris 7. E. Bond,
H.; W r. Handy; a. 4. Blandy, p. II. Aus
en-, of the Baltimore College.
EG5- VIII be at Ebensburg en- the fourth
Monday Of each month, to stay one wyek.
January q, 1867.
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AEter.

After the shower, the tranquil sun;
After the snow, the emerald leaves
Silver stars when the Gay is done
After the harvest, the golden sheaves
After the clouds, the violet sky; g..
After the tempest, the lull of waves ;
Quiet woods when the winds go by;
After the battle, peaceful graves.
After the knell, the wedding bells;
After the bud, the radiant rose
Joyful greetings from sad farewells;
After our weeping, sweet rePose.
After the burden, the blissful need
AftF4 the fight, the Gowny rest
After the furrow, the waking seed
After the shadowy riYer-restl
The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1867-11-14

AN arolite fell at Gardner, Me, one
evening last week 1t looked like large
globo of fire, and Kissed like rocket in
its descent Upon examining the spot
where it fell, substance resembling
starch was found.
IT is not probable that the investiga-
ton into the affairs Of the Printing Bu-
reau will be concluded before the 6rst Of
January.
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lR DE WITT ZEIGLER-

lNR. DE WITT ZEIGLER-
~ Having permanently located IN Eoens-
rg. offers his professional services to the
izens of town and vicirity.
Teeth extracted, Without pain, with AitroS'
lids, or Laughing Gas.
~ Rooms over R. R. Thomas store, High
lpet. [sepl9
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MANUEL SINGLETON, Notary Pub
on lie, Ebensburg, Pa.
ou'ee on High street, west of Fosters Ho-
LAMA
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{ sHARRETTS DYSERT, House,
S'gn, and Ornamental Pa,ntinQ. Cram :
Y, GSdzlng and Paper Hanging.
SSe work done on short notice, and salts
Suon guaranteed. Shop in basement of
own Hall, Ebensburg, Pa. Tmy9. 6m
The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1867-11-14

h DEYEREAUX, NJ. D., Physician
IN. and Surgeon, Summit, Pa.
To- Office east of Mansion House, on Rail-
bad street Night calls promptly attended
at his office. Cmay23
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| LOYD & co, BQnkers-

LUID & CO, Bdnkers-
II EBENsBURG, PA.
- Gold, Silver, Government Loans and
Other Securities bought and sold. Interest
al0Fed on Time Deposits. Collections made
|I all accessible points in the United States,
ri General Banking Business transacted
ahuary "a, 1867.
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TV NJ. LLOYD & Co, BanhcY-
wv ALTOONA, PA.
Drafts or the principal cities, aud Silver
F! Gold for sale. Collections made. Non
/ received on deposit, payable on demand,
lair rates. [jan24
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h GORGE W. OATMAN, Attorney at
! Law and Claim Agent, Ebensburg,
i,nbria county, Pa.
i sSZ- Pensions, Back Pay and Bounty, and
Military Claims collected. Real Estate
iac5, and sold, and payment of Taxes at
,.1Sella. Book Accounts, Notes, Due Bills,
4 .5J-negts, SC, collected. Deeds, Nortga-
res. agreemepts, Letters of Attorney, Bonds,
li,, neatly written, and all legal business
lsrafllly attended to. Pensions increased,
Iri EouaIized Bounty collected. ljan24
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EES j. LLOYD,
Successor Of r. S. Bum,
Dealer in
IKE DRUGS AND MEDICINES, PAINTS,
UILS. AND DYE-STUFFS, PERFUME
RY AND FANCY ARTICLES, PURE
! AlNES AND BRANDIES FOR MEDI-
al PURPOSES, PATENT MEDICINES, &c.
ALSO:
''''er' Cap, and Note Papers,
Pens, Pencils, Superior Ink,
And other articles kept
Pb,,,t.,,,,., by Druggists generally.
%ysss'o"s g@S prescriptions carefully compounded.
omce on Main Street, opposite the Noun
41"1iisourg, Ia. jan24
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\. LLOYD, Pres't. JOHN LLOYD, CGSLier.
LIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF ALTOONA.
GOVERNMENT AGENCY,

!
|lS1GNATED DEPOSITORY OF THE UNI
TED STATES.
bag Corner Virginia and Annie sts., North
ard, Altoona, Pa.
rTHORrzED CArITAL-..............S $500, 600 90
ASH CAPITAL PAID IN..... 10000 90
all business pertaining 20 Banking done on
ayorable terms.
,io Me7qal Revenue Stamps of all denomina-
'Tr' ~ always on hand.
Sow. ~ purchasers of Stamps, percentage, in
S,,|"iIPs' VIII be allowed, as follows: $50 to
So Ssoo' zper cent; S!OC to $500, per cent.
wv anu upwards, per cent. [jan24
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ana statement ado at the time that whiskey
was reported to have boon conveyed from the premises
10 recying place In Seventy ninth street Yesterday
orders were given to Inspector McHonry TO visit the
rectyng establishment. corner OF Seventy ninth street
and Second aysnus and II he found there anything sus-
ricous 70 make seizure Of the promised Acting In ao-
cordance with this order tho officer called at the place.
which proved TO DO small rcctfyIng establishment
basement small still. Thereupon he arrested the
owner OF the premises aud brought HIM 70 the head
Quarters IN Cedar street, The arrested party AYERS mat
the sun does not belong 10 him that he let the pase-
tne urn Of taros Co cordial dealers and that he did
mol KNOW the still there az all The still was torn
ous anu Aken charge OF by the officers and the arrested
aowsd 10 go on his own recosnizance after PROM
y NJ 20 prodacs he who hired the prsmse SEES from
MIN uelote the Metropolitan Board to-day.
Inspsclor poty While passing through South street
ye-eeoay discovered on acart Fulton ferry four
barre OF whrkey. the branas on which he found on
examination 20 DO fraudulent Theroupou he put the
pods under SEIZURE. The driver OF tho averred
that ne I'D not knew who owned the whiskey that he
hao agreed - meet the owner on the Of MAIDEN
lane AMI Broadway Es was ordered By the officer 70
drive to that point, which he did; but after remaining
there with the oicer tor hreequartes OF hour and
no owner appearing, no was directed to drive to tho
United States bonded warehouse, No. SO broadway
whore the whiskey put 10 and report or the
seizure made 10 the Metropolitan Beard
The Following IS the amount whiskey reported as
having arrived IN this city from AL quarters SO far dur
Ing ths mohh:-December p ass barrels December 3,
3Is; Dccember4, sos; December s, 800; December Q,
S25i december 7, so; necember9. $50. Total, g 100
barrels or the above ia barrels reported
as free whskey The balance was mostly consigned
to the Collector OF tho Thirty district aud
nnder bond at the United States bonded warehouse No.
So Broadway II
There meeting OF the Metropolitan Board yes
terday inc session to-day with commence as three
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COURT ur GENERAL SESSIONS.

Alleged HInnslau ghter-sentencc of Prisoners.
Before Recorder Racket.
Yesterday john v. Donovan, who charged with
causing the death Of Christian Kre,zer, the 18th OF
October. put trial 1t appeared from the tes-
tlmony, which very brief. thai the morning. in
question the deceased was lying In an Intoxicated
dton at the door Of the Frankfort Houss The clerk
objected Donovan, porter in the establishment, TO
move him lie proceeded to do 30, aud gave HIM q
gnt p sh whoa him TO s.umb and ia back
upon the curb tone racturng his SKULL and resulting In
his death The accused established an excellent cha
for quleness aud good behavior and Assistant
District Attorney Bedford co operated with the counsel
The accused in requesting he Recorder to charge
thar tho jury believed tho prisoner justified in
what he did, tey should acquit The jury rendered
verdics OF "Not guilty without leaving their seats
John w Boyer was convicted Of stealing 500 worth
OF clothing from Nicholas pau.o sailor thu ship
John Co sent to tue States Prison for three years
and six months
Mary sheehan pleaded guilty to charge o. larceny
In stealing 32s worth OF ribbons aud aces the property
OF Joseph Wescot Sentenced 20 the States Prison for
two years and 81 months.
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NEW YORK HERALD FRIDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1861,

tion Of tho negro Campbell and tho motion for psrma-
nent Org nizatiOn before tue Convention.
To DO ay with this difficulty Bradley moved 10 lay
sboth msastn es on thu table, which was carried
The motion 10 adjourn was Then offered again aud In
answer 70 the n sston the same storm Of nays
responded the la being apparently IN the majority.
sThe yeas hays X most decidedly" said Dir. Dunning
and without waiting for formal notice OF adjournment
the rose from teir seats and lett the room.
The inc catoas are that the Georgia Convention win be
more olent noisy, more vindicINe ana more
chatty and riduculous than the Alabama Convention,
cannot close this letter without taking bacS Gil had
said about ignorance OF tho negro deiegae Insy
are all nov convinced OF higd htersry attan-
Convention Hail. upon observing the sable law-DaAo Or
busily engaged IN pocketing all the saiionery wncn
bad been placed in the desks What can they want
with so much paper ana envelopes. except 10 write
speeches upon and ncloss correspoIdancos The ex.
allied position they hold by the grace Of Congress- and
General Pore forbds the idea that with these writing
materials tue stamps be obtained with which 10 pay
FOR bed and q pate OF soup.
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AnHxsr or Az ALLEGED BiGAmsr--Some tins since
Justice Hogan issued warrant Tor the Of 0vsr
Lonsdsls tho charge Of abandoning his wIis but
no worked in Jersey City the officer holding ths warrant
was unable 10 arrest him until Wednesday, when In
che cot Of crossing The ferry Ionsdale was secured
Yesterday morning tho prisoner was brought before
Justice Dovling when the matter assumed different
and serious aspect no being charged with bgsmy
instead Of abandonment Maria Burke, living
st No. GS Eangn street., appeared and de-
posed tina, On The 7th Of September last
she was present In 81 Earys church, Grand street,
when tne prisoner married to her sister pndsr the
name Of cnarlcs Oliver Davis. The complainant further
charges that Ionsdao then had and nov has another
wife living 10 whom he married sorno -four years
ago and tuat he IL now she lawful husband Of said ws
she therefore charges him with bigamy and prsys that
be may be iesa with the Law directs The accused
was committed 70 tho Tcbs 10 await further
ton me last wfs Of shs accused 10 lying very NJ
with prospect OF her being any better Lonsdac
u twenty Of age, born In Ireland and by
trade brass nnsher.
sussnrss AND Arxzsr % Al ALLsoD BURGLAR. Not
far from twelve O'Clock on Wednesday sighs posing
TrsseAnsa ssnso Aiphenss DspiseAsa wss Discovered
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Superior C0urt-Trinl Term-PaPt
Held BY Judge Barbour.
Court opens nj eleven o'clock A. NJ.
UNITED STATES DETRcT cuuRT-IN SlHKsupTcx


Nights of . Bankrupt as Assisss Prsccsdiass
I'm the state Court.
Judgc Blatchord ct haif-pAs three O'Clock yesterday
nsard a importani in bsukrpcy Il wss in rcla.
tion to the sass OF George w. KinbA alleged bank
rupl and came orc tue Court By way or motion 10
have Mr. Kmbali discharged from the custody OF the
sheriff OF the city and county Of New York Counsel
on behalf or Mr. Kimbal stated that days since,
while his client proceeding 10 Tue Office OF one Of
the Rssissen in Bankruptcy, In accordance with sum
mons drawn Up In conformity with the general rules
bankruptcy he was arrested the stair.
way % the Reg ster's Oaee BY virtue Of .
wit issued out OF tho state courts. where
certain proceedings for debt pending sgaint him,
aud subsequently lodged IN the county jail. WAS.
counsel obsrved, 10 TIC power Of the District Court 10
Interfere nad order The liberation OF the bankrupt mas
much The debt upon which he had been arrested
ons provsDle under the Bankruptcy acl Counsel on
che opposite side TOOK We ground that tbs cebs
not provsbc In bankrspcy. and, therefore tho bank
rupt could tot now seek 70 be discharged from prIson
b. the Interference Of the District Court II the bank
rups could give Dal that worth anything he (coun
seil would not The slightest Objection 70 bis beng
discharged a. once. Judge Blachtord took ths payers
and reserved Ms decision.
IN ne matsr Of haac Somyv "A meeting Of creditors
vns he'd yesterday once Of Register Dayton No
tusspsas vas transacted and the messiag further
o1tosrned. No day orsd.
5 SAs sssssw n Ma JSsssA.-rAs bsskrups vas e.
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IN the new building a. Lspenard street. by eer Kerns
tne fn precinct, who proceeded 10 make an 40 sest
aAIon wnen the suspicious individual Commences
throwing brcks at him. The alarm was then gwen by
omcer herns which brought 10 his aid officer Nclnefny
wsS nfsa I've snos az The co1.ssDg odvaua ~
Jumped down an area distance OF seventeen feer and
attempted 70 escape but was secured by The officers
On entering tue premises tho officers found that the
slk warehouse OF Messrs. Desprss Hartley & Co., ~
spenArd street. had been been burglar ously entered
and robbed Of tsevs pieces OF sk and other goods,
valued 1t $500. which were found IN the new build
Ing where they had been preparatory removal
by the burglars Other goods had been packed up ln
the sik warehouse but not removed The accused was
yesterday laken before Justice Bowling and hold for
examination IL Is supposed that Deplechon had some
their escape.
THx THIRD AVENUE ARSON CAss-The Investigation
into the origin Of the fire at No e7s Third avenue
Wednesday morning, resumed yesterday afternoon.
before jude Connolly, at the Yorkvio Police Court.
u resulted in holding the alleged ncendary, Robert
Cchen IN 900 bail 10 appear when called trial
At the General Sessions and 20 the charge of
arson.
eErzuRs AN ILLEGAL LOTTERY EsrARIIsHxKSr.-
Captain Bracket, aided by 0ficer wilkinson Of tho
Twsntysxth precinct yeserda, seized aud deposited AZ
Headquarters the effects Of the firm ostsnsiby as
Messrs Wright Brothers & Co., l6l Broadway This
frn. II Is alleged, has long been known carrying on
illegal lottery business and numerous have
been tho complaints 10 tho police OF their
various modes or operation and promises In
swindng poor men aud women throughout the
country. IL has recently been ascertaned that the firm
was also myth but one person. known as Gustavus W.
Hubbard dIreong the business under tho former nams
II IL also alleged no has been PROMINENT and carried
on business in other places under tho style OF
Hincklsy Co, and the American Watch Com
rany. Among the latest parties who have beens
dealt with Uni airly Is Mr. Edward Corugan, Of Paer
SOU, N j., Who under tho promise OF receiving
sos watch for tho limit cd sum OF Sll s5 sent this sum
TO him. aud Instead OF Sb,aning the expected prize
ceived waich worth but ST. As Hubbard re used to
refund Corrgsns money, and treated all advances to-
ward settenept Of the affair with dsdain. MIR Cor
rigan made 8 complaint, and upon bench warrant
issued by Recorder Hackeit upon ndictm mt OF the
Grand Jury Hubbard arrested and yesterday held
bail In the sum OF $500 TO await tria.
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SUPERIOR couaT-TaAl TEax-pAar /.
A Slightly Mixed Trespass Suit-A Verdict fol
$1,000.

Before Judge Barbour.
Joseph Cohen vs John Kelly, Saerig, ae.-Ths was IN
action for trespass tho defendant having 1885, sszed
SIX boxes or dry goods belonging to plaintiff. II APP
peared that In 1864 and 1865 the plaintiff loaned one
Louis Peyser, his brotheru-law. two Of money,
amounting in all 10 $4,000, Peyser being engaged In
business Columbia South Carolina In October 1896,
the paintill obianed from Peg SER New York.
lesson or Judgment for the whoe amount and after
wards vent 10 Columbia, obtained judgment there
based upon that previously obtained 10 Now York, and
levied upon Pegs stock. Peyser com promised BY
turning over 10 Cohen goods worth $4,000, which
shipped by Cohen TO this city. Defendant at
tscned upon the arrival here ON two actions In
the Supreme court, brought by two New York firms
from whom the goods had been purchased by Peyser.
and for 5000. The defence set up fraud
the part Peyser in original purchase tho goods
and that the transfer from him to plaintiff snam.
The testimony showing fraud the part OF Peyser
ruled out the ground iha. defendant had eslab
lisned completely OF too pantr with Peysor in obtain
ing the goods verdict Tor plaintiff 10 tho sum OF
$1,000. For plaintiff T. W. Dodge and Jas I. Brady !;
tor defendant, Brown. Hall and vanderposL
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Echr Ney, Brown, YaliRlver
schr Jane, Kendall. Proyldence.
schr Evergreen, Blake, Providence.
schr RANKIN, Crosby, Provtdouce Tor FhnAcslpnAAs
schr Laura oertruds samuels, Proyidenes
hchr Harriet Ryan. Rogers. Providence.
schr Plowboy, Elliott Providence
rchr Arsa, kxsh Proyideuos for PhuadelpbiA.
hchrJ Bigiey, Hart, Providence.
schf Justice Taylor, Newport
Schr j Freeman. Eldg0ge, PAwtuckrt
bchr d Hoffman Nickerson. New Haven
ScAr Or Franklin Field New Haven
schr Ethan Allen Bake. New Haven.
keAr David. jones' New Haven.
Schr Eyeyn Davis, Stamford
schr Escort, Philips BRIDGEPORT.
hchF Helen, Burroughs, Bridgeport
The following vessels Elxabehpo ready 10 ssA
pai are detained II consequence OF ths liz gale
scar Nlagars Norden kkasetIport for Bridgeport.
v,seaF Marietta smith, Preston Elizabeihport for Fan
schrJ Curtis Fox. Ealsbs,hport for New Haven
dence. - -
ticut River StA.oa
sehr tebinet, Cook, Ehzsbethpors for Providence
schr fsest'es-, naasr. kzabsthport for Providence
ven
schr Yarmouth, Baxter Elixabcihport for Pawtucke..
ScAr Carroll, Johhson, Ehxabei hp, RI Tor Boston.
ScEr Annie Stewart. Etslabehport for New Haven.
sAspY HOOK sundown-wind Me- heavy thick ana
snowing being impossible 20 see % yards.
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CLEARED.
.stcamshp Easis. Greene. navAna-Atsnue SIAN sssri-
ssesmshp Sender. Lebry, charesson--whcslsr 4
Steamship " clyde. Powell Wilmington. sc-James
Hand.
Steamship Niagara. brakeman. ForfoIk-N L Mecrssdy
Steamship Neptune. Bsksr Bosion--wp clys..
BrsS X sevlns tBr), Perkins, MatanaAs-Brctl Son 8
Co. -
schr Daniel williams, Hunt ssvins--R Porter Co
sehr Madeira tBrh hussns Bahia ana Psrnamouco-
"aeir n liinosnsp, Calhoun, rsbaseo-pr,an rsss.
Ser = nerwn. Aidrieh. BA1imors--nensisy, Miller =
sshr LyneAsars vsselsAf, ssi.lnors--ssssr Dayton
ARRIVALS.
RsYoEvsD NJ rHE HERALD srsAm YAcHrs.
Steamship Neptune. Bsksr. Boston. vita mass 70
ksrl white c5Sud. Freeman, Calais. " days. win ium-
mig navs'ock tBr,. Smith Windsor vs., WITH plaster
schr Jones' Hunusy, Msohias
eohr sarah, WhAey Eastport y days
senr osn feavy. armstrong fubea
6chv Herman, La wspn, bosicn for PhlzisiphA
Bchr Black whitman, nosion.
echr Gardiner, stllnan Boston.
echr 4 oraham Smith. no.ion for Philadelphia
1cef rSns Vnnsex- Wiiiisrnas Boston ..,..-,-..
1nhr 4eryiA Newman Boston for Ph'sdephtA
echr Whit Davis. Bos.on.
s ssss 5,'a - IssyIc, I nos,Ss
eces ~ Dean, Goa, Tsunton.
lotf yhriseiea, Clark, Nantucket
lehr Qosa1 Queen, Bsksi. Nantucket
IA u At0l. nmaA uarvket
ssss Go easS1e4& DswuAs. w kr@s
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WESTMINSTER mrtllIsfncr.

szasous AccDEsr 10 NoaasASIAs. -Chsrlos Mcrritz,
provision dealer, doing business At West Morrsania,
lsapsd from express train whom near Mott Haven
depot short time since, and sustained Injuries about
the facs and head OF serious character that vas
feared hs would lose his until within the last
day Or 90 appears he had como down from Chatham,
and tho middle OF deep sleep, suddenly rushed out
the platform and jumped on whiio The train was
going a tue ratc o. thirty miles hour His facs
sp open from The forsnssd 70 the lower part Of the
nasal organ.
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The PeterhoG Case.
ne fora Commiss,oner Oshorn

The Peterhon Case.
Before Commissioner Osborn.
The case OF the Peterhor cargo again up for
animation yesterday morning before Commissioner Os-
born II is alleged that the Claim brought By Ward
Gore for the storage Of the cargo OF this prize steamer
IL excessive Evidence produced yesterday for hs
purpose showing that he demand for storage in 1868
not excessive. Mr. 4. Benedict, for Ward q Gore,
asked Tor adjournment TIL Monday when, he said. he
would DO pref AIRED 10 rebut statement that storage
not In demand IN 1865. The adjournment was
granted
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aminof Yesterday before Register Allen Some evidence
having been taken the adjourned TO the l7th
Inst.
Petitions Filed In Bankruptcy Yesterday.
James W. Meagher, New YORK city. Referred To
Register Dayton Albert Saiter. New York city. Order
Of returnable before Register Allen Dec ut
ono O'Clock r. N.
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INTERNAL REVENUE MATTERS.

Yesterdays Hss,LD gave an account Of the discovery
an seizure Of ALLEGED ss ssIi 10 EAss sissh suss
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Nos.
a6s5-Lan6re. Cras OF 81. VI.
Pope.
4Tll--Sclf vs.. O'Neill.
l53-weil VS.. Meyer.
s3SJ-rnalmessinger va Loo
bernstein.
4Sql--Yale vs.. Cronogue.
4923--New York County Bank
vs.. Wilson.
f963--Strauss ct al. VS.. Gold.
ensen ct nj.
l9s9-Spears ct oil. VI. Bates
5000 cunningham vs.. Reuss.
buil -Broadwell vs.. Hoffner.
tsIs5--horn ct al. vs.. Conner
ct al.
5l43 -Reynert VS.. Schaefer.
. olo9 -lremper ct vi. VS.. M ur-
ray imp d.
62o9-ollvett OF al. VS.. Reed
o-1I-Nat. Bank OF Common.
wealth vs.. Thee.
6l33-Stuyyesant Bank VI.
lilman, SC.
b227-Higgins vs.. smith.
52Vl-- Han Vs. Dvran.
bkII-l.yCns Va. Graner.
5zs7-Galiar vs.. Cream.
52s3-1iliany ct al. W. Plat.
b3i5-Arune VI. Hochs.adet.