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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-10-29
HOOP SKIRTS.

~ o Il e O II N IA
~ RAG MANUFACTORY,
JOHN t. BAILEY q CO.,
REMOVED To
N, E. corner OF Mark ET and WATER streeta
nuA1ups Philadelphia.
OEALEhS IN RAGS AND BAG0INQ
or every description, for
.sfAin Flour SALT super Phosphate OF Lime, Bone
x.-- - - =, - Dust, Etc.
Large gse and small GUNNY BAGS constantly onhand
zEAl Also, WOOL SACKS.
nR. KINKELIN, AFTER A RESIDENCE
- and practice OF thirty years at the Northwest
corner or Third and UnioW streets, has lately re-
moved TO South ELEVENTH street, between MAR
KET snd CHE6NUT.
His superiority in the prompt and perfect cure OF
All recent chronic, local. and constitutional Afeo.
u9ns oi special nature, is proyerbial
Diseases or the skin, appearing In a hundred DIFF
nerent FORMS totally eradcated; mental and physical
weakness, and all nervous debilities scientifically
ana suocesStully treated. ONCE hours from A. n
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NeM York Marker.

By telegraph Nav YORK. May 8.
~CoTTON-Dull and Lc lower; S lies LOO
bales, part last evening, At S29S2Zc for
FLoUR2Receipts $40 barrels. Flour is
dull, without decided change; sales $500
barrels at So IS al % for superdne State
and Western. So 759iO 40 for extra State.
50 709lO so for extra western, So GOALS SO
for wktte wheat extra. $40 OO@l4 90 for
Tound-hOop OHIO, SlI 009l2 so for extra st.
do. closing quiet. California unchanged
sales 1,100 sacks at So O00I4 OQ. Rye Flour
CoRS MEAIsoGiet; sa es or 500 barrels
Brooklyn at S6 90
WHIsKY-NomfnaL.
WHEAT-Receipts 1901 bushels. Wheat
&c lower, with less doing; sales Of
1900 bushe-s at 81 30 for No. 3 Spring, 81 38
az 50 for No. 2 do. 81 so in bond for Can
ada CIub and commOn Winter red canada;
81 rs for red Pennsylvania, 50 IS for am Der
Winter, stat, and white Wisconsin, g 50
Tor white unsound Spring, aud & As for
RYE-Ffrmer; sales 5000 bushels at 81 IS
for Jersey, 81 Sc for Canada, and 81 80 for
state.
BARGEY-Qniet; salqs j 600 bushels Can
ada West on private terms.
BARLEY MALT-Dull: sales 1000 bushels
CONSTRUCTIONS 1900 bushels; prices la
&c better; sales of $1,000 bushels 10 81 170
81 10 for new mixed Western ah0at; 81 $50
81 20 for old DO, in store and ahoat; 81 20
for common southern yellow in store 81 20
for white southern adoat.
nOneS prices QFm9r ana
quiet; sales OF 1900 bushels at 8Sc for
Western, in stOie and ahOat.
~RIcE-Firmer; sales at ll@ll%c for Caro-
I'm
CoFFEE-Firm and quiet; prices are too
high or buyers.
EUGAR-FiE m = sales Of 500 hOgsheads
Cuba 81 lOA@I2c.
MoLAssEs-Quiet and firm; sales OF 200
barrels Cuba at 5O@54c.
HOPS-U~n chauged.
COAL UNCHANGED.
PETROLEUM-FIrm at l4%c for crude, and
SOC for redued bOnded.
LEATHER-Hemlock sole steady at 27928c
for BuenO. Ayres, light Weights.
WOOLEQuiet; sales o. 10000 pounds at.
44MJ0c for domestic fleece.
Pork Opened lower and closed more
firmly sales of $3.50 bbls at SIS 75a29 06 for
new mess. closing at $40 for regular; ES9
SIS % for old do, closing az SIS 3 for regn-
lar; S3 1921 % for prime; sZ5925 80 for
BET F-steady; sales Of $50 bis and 50
tieTces.
BEEF H~AlIs-Smau sales at s35 5O938 so.
U MEATs-Quiet; sales OF 25 packages
at l3%Nl5Zc for shoulders; l7L@ISLc Tor
hams; middles quiet and held above the
views of buyers.
LARD-Quiet and steady sales OF 625 bbls
BUFTEE-Lower; 4Og43c for Ohio, and
43G45c for State.
CHEESE steady at l29l7c.
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RIV Err n 5 +.
Tor Other Rluer Heuls see Seventh Page.

Heavy showers Of rain fell during last
evening and last There were
but few arrivals and departures during
the Afternoon ard night, and up to the
hour Of making up the report Two
tOwboats, the names Of which we did 0
learn, passed up and down the river
during h afternoon without landing.
The Armada left with a good trip Of
freight and a fair passenger list.....-.The
Ada Lyon, for Green River, left with a
good trip; and the Newsboy and MoIIfe
Merton with the usual anC unit of busi-
ness..,--~The Ollie Sullivan left Tor Wa
bash River with a very light rip...~.Th
Sam. Orr, EastpOrt to Evansville, with a
light trip, arrived late in n evening.
The Quickstep, with a moderate trip,
arrived about 7 Pm, being ahead of lime
onsiderably-----The Chattanooga, Capt.
Scott, commenced loading yesterday for
Wabash River. She viii leave at 4 Pm.
THE Louisa, Capt. Bolus, is also load
ing for Wabash River, aud VIII leave 1t
4PM. Friday evening. Capt. Tom will do
the right thing for shippers.
MEMORASDUM AND MISUNDERSTANDING
Quickstep lett Cairo Tuesday, May 5th. at
8 P NJ. Boats In Port-Tailsman. Weather
clear and pleasant. The river is rising all
the way up. On the 9Th met the sham
rock at GolcOnda; Mayd0wer at Parker
sons; Tennessee at CausVille: j.. l.. Ora.
ham at Mount Vernon; passed the sam.
Orr under way at Longs Landing; arrtv-
heart d Bro. 3, rs sacks corn semonfn,
Dixon & Co, I box boots; r. q. Van RipeF,
l5 hhds. tobacco; A. Gumberts 4 bags feath-
ers; Stockwell q Co, z bags feathers:
Chas- w. Kerney & Co, IS packages bacon
a B~ukenbnrch, / box merchandise: r. =.
L~ittlepage, 81 sacks corn for Louisville, 1
hhdS tobacco, 81 hogs.
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Chicago Market.

By Telegraph CHICAGO, May 8.
FLoUR-Quiet at 50 s7k@n 90 for Spring
extras.
WHEAT-White hrmer and more active:
&c higher: sales at 81 1892 q for No. /; and
No. 2 at 81 1902 Is; closing with sellers OF
No. ? at 81 IL
C~ORN-Brisk speculative inquiry for No.
I other grades ute and drmer; sales OF
No. l at !3g96cs No. 2 At ga 83Lc; new at
9l%c; and rejected at S9G9lc; closing quiet
at 95Lc for No. J.
OATs-Active AMI yale higher: sales At
re: closing firm at NC.
RYE-Dul and 3g4c lower; sales Of No. !
at 81 81. aud No. at 81 81 ia store.
~BARLEY-Dull at 81 Is for No. 2 in store;
81 0a2 % for sample lots.
10 sIONs-Ac i've aud strong; mess
PORK, &S 5O92S IS; ordinary, 81. rump
pOcK. So; lard. hrR held az BM@3Oc tor
prime city steam; country lots solo at l9c;
bulk meats, active and nrm; sales Of
at l5c.
LIVE HOGs-FAir'y active, and l5aaOc
lower; sales at IS S7%g9 30 for light: s. z58
50 for medium to fair; aud 80 l2Z@9 40 for
good to choice.
EFF CATTLE-MOre active: sales at s. IS
@s6 90 for butchers stock, and 81 l2%Q
81 S7% tor light shipping.
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NeW YOrk Drr Goods Market.

By telegraph NEW YORK. May &.
DRY GOODs -ExtTeme dizziness in trade
mas led 10 a reduction of lc per yard on
leading makes of prints and heavy brOwn
sheetlngs, without stimulating the de-
nlaHd materially. We quote: Spragues
prints at l3Z4l4c; dark and light styles
l5%9l6c; for Chintz Pacific prints 14c;
Dunneus lac; American l3%c sSAtlantic A
heavy SheeLings Iec; Indian head lSc; Pc
a l71zc: {. Lawret ce Q lie; Laur~t d
I71zci Wellington IA lie; XXI 10; How
ard A loc; silver Lake II l3c; swift River
lie, Ohio lici international U L1Sc: " hiIe
Rock Paper cambrics 1916; 5. s. & Sons
high cOlOred do. l41ac; Slater s. Sons I3Lc;
MasOnville 1870; Lancaster giughams lSc:
Hartford lac; Manchester l2Lc.
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Cnttnn and T0hnceO.

We are indebted to Mr.. E. q. Van Ripper
for a copy of Fatman s. Co.'S Monthly CIR
etgar. With respect TO ne future price Of
cotton, We copy the observations OF the
Circular:
The past month, in IFS excitement and
fluctuations, was but a repetition OF the
was beyond the expectations OF even the
most s~angutne, and naturally suggest the
questions: VIII this state OF things con-
tlnue3 Are present prices not Ouly safe,
but likely also to go stil higher? Do not
statistics prove that the visible deficiency
OF available supplies must force them
further up? In answer 10 these questions,
frequently put to us by our friends. Pfe
have to say tnat, II guided in our judg-
ment solely By statistics, our conclusion
would be, that in two months, higher
prices would rule; but, after carefully en-
aiming the facts now before Us, we feet
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New York Gold and STOCK Market
BY T~elegraph.l

By Telegraph NEW YORK, May 8.
MOSEY-Market quiet at 697 on call,
with a tendency towards the former.
STERLING Steady at l0@l0k for prime
bills.
GoLD-Firm during the day, ranging
from 1895 to 1898; closing at lS9%9lSZ:
loans at 5%l6 per cent. for carrying, and
some Nat Tor borrowing
Exports to day S635.OOO. The Assistant
Treasurer sold about SID, 600, q paid oct
on May c3upons $4,000. He also bought
$50, 900 7-90s at rs.
GOVERNMENTS = Steady with good de-
mand for SIS and new 65s and 67s; $50 quo-
%tatiOns: Coupons of ,Sl. H3kGIl3k:
do. 81. IOSLGl0SE; do. "a, l06M@lO6&; do.
IS l06E0I00H: do. new. lO90I09K; do. %,
I09A9lO93s; IO-iOs, I08QlS76; 7-ss, lO7AG
IL. ]. Messeu ger. to-day. effected settle
ments with some Wall Street creditors at
ness.
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To COUNTRY MERCHANrs.-We direct the
attention especially OF country merchants
10 the superior facilities Of the JOURNAL
Company for printing Fancy Posters and
all kinds of mercantue work viz. Bill
Heads, Cards, Circulars, &C. ORDERS for
work can be sent through any Of the
Evansville merchants.
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WANTED.

wyANTED-AGENTs- To sell the
~ LIFE OF GENERAL GRANT.
~ John $. G.. Abbott. This work viii be
illustrated with three fine steel engraving
and eight maps, printed in tint, and sold
only by subscription. Agents will md
this a work that will sell itself. The sub
tect, auL hOr. and the fine style in which
the box win be published cannOt fail to
insure for IL an enormOus and rapid sale.
Liberal terms to good agents. Price to
suit the times. We are now ready to as
sign territory. WHITE. CORBIN, BOUNE
a. CO., Publishers, l40 Walnut Street, Gin
cinnatf, ohio. [marlS DIFF
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WANTED-AGENTS.

90 ~ ID. MANSFIELD'S LIFE Of
Gs GRANT in ERgkiSh and Ger
man. extraordinary inducements to
Agents TO sell the "POpuIar and Anthem
tic Life of L. ;. Grant" tCiih steel plates
and map BY Hon. T.. y. Mansfield {" Il. ID.
ND whose Military Education close
study OF History, long experience as Edi-
tor and Author, and powerful and graphic
style, render his bOOE Of absorbing interest
and perfect @ heHtcty. Isis reputation
di0Ue VIII soil book wherever offered.
We deal with canvassers d rectly, April
cants for territory CeSt Of Indiana viii ad-
dress K. e. LA EBERT, bssistant Superfn-
tendent, Bloomington, III. al others apply
to sole owners OF copyright, r. W. CAR
ROLL n co, Publishers, Cincinnati.
apS0 div Ut WI vim
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FOR SALE.

TOR sALE-HoUsE-The fine dwell
iRg-hOuse on the corner Of First Street
and Fulton Avenue. Lot 50 feet front on
Fulton Avenue, running back 40 feet on
First street. Goo stable and other out
buildings on the premises. The property
Will be sold cheap. Enquire Of
CHAS. SCHAUM & CO.,
Cor. Fourth St. and Fifth Az, Lamasco,
or Of GEORGE WOLFLIN,
APPS dim Mt. Vernon, Ind.
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FOR 4 M

TOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. "A fine
stOre-rOom. No. IS Main Street, be-
tween Secon 4 and Fhiro, now occupied by
Vickery Brothers. suitable for a wholesale
retail store. A lease will be given for
two. three, or i've years. For particulars
OF John Emrichs o. Che widow of
VIM. mrfch.
ans DIFF LIZZIE ENRICH.
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BY Cable.l LONDON, May 6,I:2O N.
EoNDs-7O%; Erie, 80.
LIvERPoOL. May 6, 20 p. NJ.
CorroN-Heavy and declined 3; up
lands 1919; Orleans, 1874.
Corn and lard frmer; pork dull, but un-
changed.
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CLOTHING.
M. LIZ N

Has just received a beautiful stock of
fine Linen Suits, Marseilles Vests,
and Alpaca Suits, for the coming
warm weather. His Linen Suits r
al shrunk before being made up, and
are made in the best manner espe-
cially to his order, at DEvLIs's, New
York.
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Has in his employ a Cutter who has
no superior in this country; and hav-
ing a full supply of fine French, Eng
lish, and American Goods in the
Piece, is prepared to get up perfect
fitting, elegantly made Suits to order
on short notice.
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INKS.

Carriers celebrated Combined Writing
and Copying Ink-the best in the market
In quarts, pints, half pints, and school
packages.
Arnold's celebrated Writing FLUID. In
pint and quart bottles.
Buffers Writing Fluid. In pinta and
quarts.
Carmine Inks. Best quality
Blue, Yellow, and other Inks manufae-
tured to order.
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RiVer Dispa;ches

CINCINECTI, May 6-Noon.-Rlver risen
Is inches, with Is feet 4 inches in the chan.
mel. Weather showery and sultry. Their
m 76o.
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NJ. LY O ~

viii continue to receive throughout
the season all the Novelties and New
Styles that may be introduced In the
New York market, and will sell all
goods IN his line fully as low as they
can be bought in the Eastern cities.
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UOR SALE "A secondhand twelve
horse power portable engine and
boiler. and all the tools necessary (of the
Oest ~invantion) for boring oil wells: also.
eleven hundred feet OF hauser-rope, al of
which viii be sold together or separate, to
suit purchasers. very low. Address
FISHER, BUSkIRK s. CO..
COMMISSION Merchants, Evansville, Ind.
febS If
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n the northeast portion NJ the city, has
ust been laid out Into lots, and is offered
or sale
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rOR SALE FARM. II have a FIRST
3 rate little farm OF 50 acres, n mile
and Is acres goo timber; One-stOFy br ok
barn, stock sheds three cisterns,
md good fences-all upland and in good
ruits. I viii sell this farm chap, or ex
shange It for city property. Several gen.
slemen in this city know the farm.
mare dtf ALVAH JOHNSON.
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Farm for Sale.

a SPLENDID FARM OF ~ ACRES,
"a In The edge of The City of Evansville.
Indiana. h farm is in fun view OF the
city. II is IN a high state of cultivation,
has one of Jne finest dwelling houses in
the country, entirely new, good barn, sta
bles and all necessary Outbutldtngs, and a
splendid selection OF almost every variety
Of fruit trees, & apes, shrubbery and hew-
ers, and plenty of good water. It will be
sold altogether. or the improvements with
4 part OF the land. For further particu-
lars inquire OF ALVAH JOHNSON,
Real Estate Agent, Evansville, Ind.
an29-3m.
TOF a~ALE-SEED OATS-2OO0 bu shell
Chicago Seed Oats.
msrl4 dtI BAIRD & START.
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STEAMBOATS,.
NOTICE TO


NOTICE 10 SHIPPERS.
From and after this date the several
Evansville and Cairo packets will carry
freigbts to ali points hence to Cairo az
. cents Per hundred pounds.
II. I. DEXTER.
Commanding steamer OufckSfep,
BEN. no VAR
Commanding steamer Cumberland.
A. n. DUS0UCHET,
Commanding steamer Armada,
Aprils, 1868. Iaprs diff
FOR OwENsBORo, CHAMELEON AND
LOUISVILLE.
The feet and elegant PASSENGER steamer
MORNING. STkR.
LRE. P. T. HolIcroft. Master,
60 John Ouebacker, Clerk,
THIS DAY, Thursday. May TN, at 6 Pm.
FOF freight or passage apply on board, or
to W. @. BROWN & CO.,
II Agents.
FOR WABASH RIVER.
The feet aud elegant steamer
LOUISA.
AEATom. Bolus, Master;
Chas. Crawford, Clerk,
Leaves Tor New Harmony, GRANVILLE, and
Mt Carmel on FRIDAY, May Stn, at 6 Pm.
For freight or passage apply on board.
may7 DIT
FOR WABASH RIVER.
The elegant and popular steamer
CHA GA&0OGA,
Henry colt. Master,
- Leaves positively Tor Wabash
River on THURSDAY, May 7th, At Pm.
For freight or passage apply on board, or
to DUKE NICHOLSON.
1t Agent.
FOR CAIRO AND MEMPHIS.
The splendid sIde-w heel steamer
CLIFTON,
Frank Stein, Master;
- George Hunter. Clerk,
for Memphis and all intermediate
ports on FRIDAY, May 9Th, at 8 AN.
FOR freight or passage apply on board, or
to j. b. LA HE,
may6 d3t Agents.
PER.
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IT REASONABLE PRICES AND ON
EASY TERMS.

This property is situated conveniently
o the business portion Of the city. and not
al from the Main Street line Of Street
Railr 'ad, and "a extension of said line
may be expected to run close to IL. The
ground is
Ugh, DRY, AIRY, AND HEALTHY,
Being-on the summit brtween the Ohio
River and Pigeon Creek. IL lies west Of
the Longworth Tract Ghe location Of the
proposed City PARK, and adjOins IT,, and ta
msi de tbec corporation line.
We invite all persons who wish to pur-
chase eligible building lots, at fatr prices,
to apply INN ediately.
For further particulars, inquire Of
MCNEhLY a SCHt BERT,
Real Estate Agents,
West Corner Main and Third Streets,
or WILLIAM BAKER,
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WMOLEsALE AND RErAIL,

ats small advance on Eastern cost.
Theirst3ck consists in part of the follow
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-04-25

3 ?, REL1G1ous SERVICES TOMORROW We
are notifedsof the following changes in the
orderso seryiees:4gce 10 ,I,as ,e!;ais- !
: Rev. J. C. Stiles, D. D., will preach at
the Third Presbyterian church (Rey. P. B.
,Prices) at II A. NJ sh The ordinance Of bap-
7tism will be administered. -'s.'''..'
/ DR.. Chester Bullard willRpreach at the
Sycamore (Disciples) church at II A. M.
and 8,P. NJ. = 81 ,s;a 7sr! IT. isS...e( =. z.
! The Methodist ministers will, exchange
pulpits according to the following schedule /:
:. Trinity IL. M. Lee, morning; j.. Il.
Crown, night. s,tst i.os s;s, so.,' .osst ....L
q Broad street IN. Head, morning R. n.
,Sledd, night. -.,-.-..r,-,v,r
: csntenary.-G. w. Langhorns, morning
L. n, Lee, q night aGiIz ~
Union Station-J. Il. Crown, morning !;
N. Head, night. e'|.' ';g.t 80 -. II, =.
clay-strest.-C.. C. Pearson, morning
G. W.Langhorne, night. ~ ,t:..t. j
:. Sidney.-R. N. Sledd, morning ]; E. NJ.
Peterson, night, g., r - faot..o =
!; Manchester. .AE. NJ. Peterson, morning.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-04-25
, Commissioners EHlHoox's eouRr.-The
continued case Of Lord, Gates, Jones, and

/ CeMNisstosER EHlHooxs eouRr.- THE
continued case Of Lord, Gates, Jones, end
Hicks, was resumed. s5i 81 -.
+ William 7. James testified that the par
ties accused had endeavored on several
occasions to get him to swear to fraudulent
transactions on the part of Merrill, LEVEL
lyn, and Stone. Witness replied that he
knew Of no such things to swear to and
the accused offered that If heswould make
affidavit to the effect that frauds had been,
.practiced, they would give him the inform
|er's fee, and would employ him in case they
got Merrill, sLewellyn; and Stone out OF
office. They we're after him about o fort
night to get him to make affidavit. They
asserted. that they did not know, how. Mer.
.rill and Stone lived as they did on their
salaries. Witness did not swear to any
paper. dOn one occasion, in bar-room on
Fifteenth street, Gates put his name down
on o piece of paper-undern that OF
another man. The, last time witness was
in the room at the st. Charles Hotel, Jones
remarked. /" You id son Of a -, if you
choose to tell me, it will make good in our
behalf,'', The accused did not ask witness,
in words, to swear to anything that WAS
false. 80; !. ,t IL m \,
The witness; being recalled, said that af-
ter he had told them he knew nothing they
came after him repeatedly, and insisted
that he knew, and should swear to some
thing. Mr.. Hicks said he must be sure to
make these afidayits, as it would be good
way for them to get their money. i
R.,F. Valentine testified that Gates came
to him one day and told him to tell Mr..
John Coles to be on the lookout for the de-
tectives, who were preparing to 60 to Gull
lingswoorth's (Coles's former partner) for
some tobacco When Coles came in witness
told him what Gates had said, and where he
had gone. Coles followed Gates. After
wards saw; Gates and Coles together walking
up the street. -< ...z
= [Coles is tobacco dealer, and Gates is a
special revenue agent. ..,.
The case was continued until to-day. ,'.''
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Mnresn ~ 19gfe 90 Sohn fmorrissette, Peter g
finn ~. ~ 4oEiarty va
Mn,ior .m MORGAN Jack naundy'J John Murphy, Otto
rMc co~uo,,,,.
ran tncn ~ aIl,tsa SEQ. MSDaniei
patY aIclnsas 2. JAtc5p McA5ae ~ u.
,ah -. = =
ieolored william Jr.s ~ 9s So1a har,aa Ss,s1
NsEers Ban Nasie James nsss T. Norsh Gsn.0n ohafle'
Wiiiiop. r M ~. OCGo4nor a. Oswald
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JOHN PiIss; WIZ Pools 81 Vile File
V-EIatborqe Qaislin, John Quarlcs.s = ~ =
FTyor, .PoMefls 80 ~. ~ q Z -
h;-yames X; Ratcline.M nj. A, Rady, Alfred
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-04-25

Mayors CoURT-MAYoR MAYO PKEsI-
MoRNING.-Henry Taylor
alias Charlie Ham (negro boy), charged
with stealing Mrs. WI. Harvey's pocket
book, was sent to Jail for safekeeping. Z
Hannah Shea and Mary j. Levy, charged
with unlawfully abusing, threatening, and
beating Catharine Burress, were discharged,
it being impossible, in the confusion OF
tongues, to know who was in fault and what
had been done.
George Hicks (negro1, for assaulting and
beating Jane Brice, was arraigned. Ac-
cording to jones statement, George used
these rough and forcible means in order to
get her consent to have him. George was
sent to Jail in default Of surety.
!, Philip Meisel, charged with unlawfully
assaulting and beating Anton Leiberman
was required to give surety for his good be-
hayior in the sum of $3.50. ,
z Stephen P. Twormbley, charged with
having in his possession lot of carpenters
tools belonging to James Williams (negro)
was arraigned, and his case continued unit
Monday.