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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-06-07
ESTATE OF HRRRY srRaoK.


OFFICE OF uHrrkD STATES MARSHAL
Diatrict q LousiAnsss
New Orleans, June 4 lael
THIS Ig 10 GIVE NOTICE THAT Y
a tho fourth day OF Jaus, A. D. ls62. WA
RANT IN BANK RuPrUY was issued AGAINST !.
estate Of HIN hY SFREQK, Of New ORLEANS, 10 =
pArlth OF Orleans and Ssais Of Louislaa
Who was adiRdged . bankrupt on his Own ~
tioui that The payment Of any debts and deliver
~ 9eAeh ne " seen =, = ~ M
ata forbidden by law that meeting Of The ofaell
Of taR said bankrupt. 70 Drove their debts ~
ehogae cno OF more sesiFuees Of his est ste. wv
hale AZ Conft Of Bankruptcy, 60 be holden ~ u
guHloEphsuae building, In The city Of New W ~
Louisiana, bsfore Jchn " Dcane, Register "
third day Of JAY A. D. 1893, a. 10 O'Clock A. ~;
No. s4s--jssj ysA Districtoi Louisiana
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ESTATE OF IosEpH WI BoGes.

OFFICE UNITED STATES NABsHI
District OF LouisiaHl
Monroe, a., May !, "a,
THIS is TO GIVE NOTIUH THAT ON d
L seventh day of May, A. u. 1853, q Va
RANT IN BANKRUPTCY was issued against
estate of JOSEPH W. BO9GS, of the paHa
Claiborne and State OF Louisiana, who hss b
adjudged bankrupt on his own petition; taai
payment oil any debts and delivery of any pT0pd
belonging to such bankrupt, to him or for his 4
and the transfer of any property by him, are ford
den by law; that meeting Of the creditors Of \
said bankrupt, to prove their debts and 70 ehod
oneor more assignees Of his estate, will bshed 4
Court OF Bankruptcy, to he holden at the Otes
W. j. o. Baker, in the town of Monroe, parsa
OuachIta, before W. j. q Baker. Register, On
first dav of July. A. D., 1853 at 10 O'Clock A. NJ
I. j. HEBRON, u. S. MaIahlj
Per N. NJ. GRADY, Deputy, as Messenger.
No Tl5-tpyl6 iyl
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UNITED STATES MARsBAL's oTEEi
District Of LOU iaaa 8

UNITED STATES MARsBAL's OFTEl
District of Lou5ianl
New Orleans. June D. y
THIS is TO GIVE NoTIoR THAT on q
L fifth day Of June, A. D. ls6a a WARRANT
BANKRUPTCY was issued against the ~
in the parish OF Orleans aud SIaN
Louisiana, who vas a5jndged bankrna {
his own petition; that the payment q any desss
to him, or for his ass, and the transfer Of am !
erty by him are forbidden BY law that mseHl
the creditors Of the said bankrupt TO prove
debts and to choose one or more assignsss
estate, will be held al 4 court of Bankruptcy,H
holden at the Cuss0mhouse building, in the ea 4
New Orleans, Louisiana, before John Il U
Registsr, On the third day Of July. A. D. "a +
FL. HEBRON. D, S. Marshal,
No. $50 --jsG ig9A District Of Louisis
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ESTATE OF 7. L. a. MAoL1N.


UNITED STATES MARsHALs OrHa
District Of Louisia1
Monroe, La, May III
THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT ON
RANT IN BANkRuPTCY was issued sOa agsiss
estate of 7, L H. MACLIN, in tie 4
OF Union and State OF Louisiana, who has L
adjudRed bankrupt 90 his own petition thr
payment of any debts and delivery of
property belonging TO such bankrupt, u
or for his use, and the transfer Of any \
Of the creditors Of the said bankrupt. to proVsi
debts and to choose one or more assnl
Of his estate, will be held at
Of Benl5uptey to be holden at the Off 4
Ouachita, before W. j. O. Baker, Register, Oh
first day of july A. D.. 1868, at " o'cloogA ~
F. j. HEBRON. u. 5 Marshal
Per nj. NJ. GRADY, Deputy, as Messenger.
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ESTATE OF LEMUEL FLEMING.
OFFIcE OF UNITED STATES MARsal
District OF LOuisiantl

OFFICE OF UNITED STATES MARSH
District OF Louisiahl
Monroe, La, May l. u
THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT ON
i seventh day Of May, A. D. 1868, VI
RANT IN BANKRUPTCY was issued aa
the estate of LkMUEL FLEMING. in the a
of Claiborne and state of Louisiana, who nal
adjudged bankrupt on his own petltion
the payment of any debts and delivery of angNg
ty belonging to such bankrupt, TO him or
use, and the transfer of any property by sl
forbidden by law that a meeting Of the ereton
the said bankrupt. to prove their debts andhyhu
Court of Bankruptcy, to be holden at the usa
W. j q. Baker, 10 the town Of Monroe, para
Ouaehita, before w J. q. Baker, Register q
first day Of July, A. D. 1868 at 10 clock A. NJ
+. j. HEBRON. u. S. Mars.
Per ". Nj, GRADY. Deputy, as Messenger.
No 1ll-mNl6 iVl
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the sale of the stalls for the balance of
present year In the Bazaar market in the
second district, after five days notice in
the othcial journal, the sale of which to be
posted at least three days in and about the
SAID MARKET posters to be in French, Ger
man, and English.
Resotued further, That the sale of the
stalls Of said Bazaar shall be made subject TO
the ordinance regulating the sale Of stalls
Of the other markets of the city of New
Orleans.
Reso1ued, That the sum of sixteen humid.
red dollars be and it is hereby appropriated
for the purpose of procuring the necessary
books of record to record the judgments
against citizens and in favor of the city for
taxes, and for the purpose Of recording said
judgments in the office Of the Register of
Mortgages, the same to be expended under
the direction of the Finance Committee.
ResolUed The the Controller and Treas.
urer be and they are hereby directed to
open an account in their books to be enti-
tied 'The Touro Fund.- and that all funds
coming from the Touro almshouse, under
and by direction of the Judah Touro Will, =
be placed to the credit of said account, to
be drawn out only under the provisions of
said will, and under the direction of the
Common Council
The following report OF the special joint
NOmlAAIbTS uppOiAbNu W AlChtOAAAlAAS NCA-
eral R. @. Buchanan relative to the collec.
ton of back taxes was received and ordered
spread upon the minutes;
NEW ORLEANS, La, June l, 1868.
To the Honorable the Board of Aldermen and As.
sistant Aldermen:
Your committee who were charged with
the presentation to Major General R. c.
Buchanan, commanding the Fifth Military
District. of the views of the Common Ceun.
Gil on the subject of annulling the existing
State laws which are constru to prevent
the collection Of unpaid taxes, beg leave to
report
That in pursuance of the resolution of the
Common Council they waited upon General
Buchanan, and presented to him the fol-
lowing petition, which was most courteous.
ly received and carefully read by the gen
eral, who promised to give the subject his
early attention, and communicate his
answer to your committee.
E. W. BURBANK,
Chairman, on the part of Board OF Alder
men;
J. P. SULLIVAN,
Chairman, on the part of Board of Assist
ant Aldermen;
J. E. SCOTT.
ALFRED KEARNY.
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[PuBLIo REsolurIoN-No. %, I

A RESOLUTION for the appointment Of q commits.
SION to select suitable locations for powder mag
Resolved by the Ssuaie and House Of Represents.
tiyes Of the United States of America in Congress-
asssmb ed has the Secretary of the Navy be- and
competent officers Of ths navy to constitute com
mlsslon, whose duty y SHAH be 70 examirs and re-
port upon the prAetcabiii Of securing suitable
the vicinity Of New York, Boston, and Portsmouth
New Hampshire; also to report the cost Of procuring
magazines thereon
Approved MAY le. 1853
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EsTArR 81 RoBRRr 5. RELK.
UNITED STATES MARsHALis OEHs
District Of B0uisislk.
-7It IN Naru fl4laa Fia lime q IL

UNITED STATES MARsHALas OFElEE
ID strict Of Louisialh
M teN New 0rlet rs, June 4 y
WHIs is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT ON 4
dlth day Of June, a. d. B
WARRANT IN BAhkkDlPi * was ~
81 New CaFthage IN the parish Of VI
son and ate Of Louisiana, who VS. Z
judged bankrupt on hrs own petition; thn
belonRinR 10 such banlrppt to him or tor bis n
and the transfer Of any property BY him, ara loie
den b. law; that AeetiHE OF the creditars Of he !.
bankrupt 10 prove their debts and to Choose OEs
more assiensea 81 hit estate, will be- held 81 ~
Of Bankruptcy, to be holden AZ the Customaos
building, 70 the city 81 New Orleans, Louisiana
fore j ain y, Deape, Register on the sayenth dA
July "A. i. 1a6a, At 10 b clock "A. III.
" y HEBRON, u s. Marshal
No. s52-js6 liza District Of ISouirisaA
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, FL [PuHLlcLNo. 50. !

AN ACT to grant the right Of way to the whitehall
and Plattsburgh Railroad Company. -
Be it enacted By the Senate and House Of
Representatives of the United States Of
America In Congress assemble d. That the
Whitehall and Plattsburgb Railroad Company be
and is hereby authorized to locate, construct and
operate its railroad the land belonging 10 the
United States at Plattsburgh, IN the State Of New
fork, upon line commencing in the highway lead
ing from Plattsourgh 70 Peru, at point one hund-
red feet north from the north line Of the inclosu re
surrounding the government buildings, running
thence il a noFtheastery direction about sixteen
hundred feet to the bank Of Lake ChamplAin thence
northEardly along the bank Of said lake 20 the
north line of the land belonging to the United
States, snch line Of said road beng designated on
map of survey Of the same made BY Jas. p. Campbell
and now on ill in the office Of the Secretary Of War;
Provided, That the right Of way herein granted
snail be subject 70 such restrictions cha Secretary
OF Mar may think necessary to protect the interests
Of the united states; And provided further That
no more than four rods in width of the government
act. 4-
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ESTATE OF CHARLES v. LAGAY.
UNITED STATES MARsHALs OFnd|
District Of LouisGns
FN..I..-

UNITED STATES MARsHAL's OFEd
District Of Louslpa
New Orleans, May q ID
THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT OK
4 twenty-sixth day of May, A. ID. 1863 MI
RANT IN BANK kUP roy was issued assb
estate of CHARLES V. J A5AY, ri
Orleans, in the parish of Orleans and NJ
of Louisiana, who was adjudged a bsukl
and delivery of any property belonging 10 such b
rupt, to him or for his use, and the transfer q
property by him, are forbidden by law; that n
ing OF the creditors, of the SAID bankrupt, TO
his estate, will be held alta Court of Bankrupt
be holden at the Customhouse building, in the Il
New. Orlesns, Louisiana. before John I. d
Register, on the tRenty-third day Of June
1e6s, st 10o'clock A. Nj. r J, HkRR0Kf
No. sOl-my25 je25 a
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EsTArE Oh THos. J. pRuErr

.-. UNITED STATES MARSHAL d,,.
District Of Louisiss.
Monroe, La MaSf1 NJ
THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT On n
i seventh day of MAY, A. d. 1868, WSRnt,
of THOS. j, PRUEFl, in the parish oi 0slssi
and State of Louisiana. who has been adius9
bankrupt on his own petition; that the peyr.
any debts and delivery of any property baos,sy
of any property by him, are forbidden by IaE. N
meeting of the creditors of the said banksssI
prove their debts and to choose one or mora 4,
ees of his estate, will be held at Court h n
ruptcy, to be holden at the office of W j. o. NJ
in the town Of Monroe, parish Of Quaehit, NJ
w. j. @ Baker, Register, on the thirtietS "
June, A d. 1868, at 10 o'c oek A. M.
FL. HERON, U. s. Mis-
Per NJ NJ. GRADY, Deputy as messenger
No 764-myi6 jeS0
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IN BANKRUPTCY,
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ESTATE OF W. I. BENTLEY.
OFFICE OF UNITED STATES M.ps.
District Of Lauisiss.

OFFICE OF UNITED STATES MARs,.
District Of L1uisis "
Monroe. La, May Il N
THIS rs TO GIVE NOTICE THAT on i
Il seventh day of May A ID. le6s. q NJ
RANT IN BANKRUPTCY YVES issued sFsi,s
estate of w. 7. BENTLEY, Of the y
Of Merehouse and State Of louisiana who w
adiudgsd bankrupt on his own petition: NV
payment of any debts and delivery of snxS.sl
belonging to such bankrupt, to him or fOf i n.
den by law; that meeting Of the creditor v
said bankrupt to prove their debts and u y
one or more assignees of his estate, will b. M
W. j. q. Baker, in the town Of Monroe, NV
Ouaehita, before w. j. q Baker, Resists, 4.
thirtieth day Of June, A d. $685. at 10 o'cls,s%3
+. j. HERO ,, U. s, Ns.sAsj
Per M. N. GRADY, Deputy, as MssseaRsfi- '''i1
No 766-inyl6 ie20
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ESTATES OF CHARLES HYLLEsTED AL
Z. HATREL.
Individually, and as surviving partners Of tbs
firm of Hughes. Hyllested q Co.
UNITED STATES AARsHAIis Oyrd
District Of L0uisisr,l
New 0rlaaua Ma. n NJ

UNITED STATES MARsHAIs Oyvl
District Of Loussns
New Orleans. May q n
THIS is TO GIVE MOTT E THAT on
i sixteenth day Of May, A. d. 1865 WkRRI
IN BANKRUPTCY was issued agains. the ~
CHARLES HYi Tested and p. E. HATRED
Hughes. Hyllested Co., of New Orleans, IN MI
ish of Orleans and state Of Louisiana who NM
judged bankrupts on their own petition; thil
payment OF any debts and delivery OF any mi
belonging to suen bankrupts, to them or tor ths5
and the transfer of any property by them, are M
den by law ;that meeting Of the creditors Of ths0
bankruots, to prove their debts and to choosg n
more assiRnees of their estates will be held sti1
of Bankruptcy, to be holden at the Custonsl
building, in the city Of New Orleans. Louisispa
fore U. s. Kellogg, Register. on the first day Il
A. d. 1858, at 0 o'clock A. M.
f. j. HhRR0N. u. 8. Marsha
No. 79l-myO iyl A District of Louisa
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under the mission to which he was dele
gated TO relieve the suffering poor of this
eityi be recognized aud paid 10 accordance
with an accompanying resolution.
Also unfavorably upon the petition Of Y.
7. Howard for a modification of the ordl-
nance upon lottery tickets.
E. w. BURBANK,
Chairman prO tenn. BOARD Of Aldermen.
8I- F. A. ,WOOLFLEY,
JAMES 7. TUCKER.
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JOHN &. SCOTT,
. ALFRED KEARNY


A petition Of the Inhabitants and dealers
In the vicinity Of the New canal, stating
that the new bridge across the New canal
a. Magnolia street Is finished but not opened
% the public, thereby subiecting them to
great inconveniepoa, and requesting the
city authorities 70 attend to the matter, was
referred to the Committee On Streets and
Landlugs.
Mr.. Dunn obtained suspension Of the
sales % oasr the following resolution, which
was adopted:
Hssoloed That the City Surveyor be and
he Il Hereby requested 70 report At the next
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New onLsANs. June l, 1868.

New ORLEANS. June 1, 1905
To the Honorable the Board Of Aldermen and
Assistant Aldermen; 49,
Your committee Who were charged with
the presentation TO Major General 4, Y.
buchanan, commanding the Fifth Military
| District. Of the views of the Common Conn-
Gil on the subject Of anauiling the existing
state laws which are construed to prevent
the collection of unpaid taxes, beg leave to
report: .s.
ton of the Common Council they
waited upon General Buchanan and pre-
sented to him the following petition, which
was most conrteously received and carefully
read by the general, who promised to give
the subject his early attention and commu
Licate his answer to your committee.
Z. w. BURBANK,
Chairman on the part of the Board of Alder
men;
]. p. SULLIVAN,
Chairman on the part of the Board OF AS
sistant Aldermen;
+. A. W00LFLEY,
j. E, SCOTT
ALFRED KEARNY,
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Kssoissd That tie Caakrolief be and b
hereby authorized to Offer It public auction
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Waterworks on the part Of the city Of New
Orleans.
The following message of the Mayor was
received:
MAYoRALrx OF NEW ORIEANs,
CITY Hall. Eiay 30. 1855. :
To the Honorable the Members Of the Board Of
Assistant Aldermen:
GRNrLRhRN-I have the honor herewith
to call yoir attention to the necessity of an
election Dy the City Council during this
month o. f'thirteen citizens to serve one
year, or until their successors shall be
elected, Who, with the Mayor, shall consti-
tute Board of Commissioners for the man
agements of each of the Houses Of Refuge.
See LeoY's Digest, art. 504, p. 258.
Veiy respectfully,
II I'VE UtLT HFoxnr
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Tchoupitoulas street cars; and TO build
single track from the Intersection OF Char
tres and Canal streets to Royal street, thence
to cross to the west side of Canal street, for
the use of the Annuncistion street cars;
thence a single track up the paved street of
the west side of Canal street to the terminus
of the Crescent City railroad, in the neutral
ground, intersection of Magazine, Old Levee,
and Canal streets, your committee, after q
careful examination of the subject of con-
sidering the number of privileges granted
by the city to the several railroad compa'
MES now in operation and the manner
which the companies are located In Canal
street, would respectfully recommend to
the Common Council to grant no more
railroad privileges or extensions until
the Common Council shall have the subject
of city railroads carefully examined, In
order to protect the revenues and adopt
some general plan as starting point on
Canal street for railroads.
| The first two privileges granted by the
city for city railroads are claimed by the
| companies to be exclusive, thereby render.
| ing the neutral ground on Canal street OF
no Importance to the city, as one railroad
Il company claims to have control of nearly all
of the neutral ground.
Canal street, one of the most important
streets In the city, with its wide banquettes,
neutral ground, and paved street, did
through the influence of the property hold
ers on said street cause the necessary mu'
nicipal legislation which gave the street its
present attractive appearance.
The large number of city railroads which
have their starting point on Canal street
have been located without any regard for
the appearance or convenience of business
on said street. Some of the companies have
their cars standing in the centre of Canal
street, and others close to the intersections
of said street. The latter have a tendency
to obstruct greatly the travel through each
| thoroughfare. Since police regulations
have been established in the city of New
Orleans carriages and cabs have never been
permitted to stand or occupy the centre
of the streets. Granting the extension to
the Crescent City railroad will further EN-
barass Canal street. and we therefore report
unfavorably. D. s. DEVICES,
|
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Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1868-12-03

VvAXES OF lS67.-Whereas The Receiv-
H. er of Taxes of the city of Elizabeth, hath
duly prepared a transcript OF the unpaid taxes
assessedin the year 1861, SO far as the same have
been assessed upon any lands aud real estate
within the said city, Orare lien upon such binds
and READ tsfais u $50 e~l5, cause no'irr ft
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1868-12-03

VTEIEREAS, The Receiver of Taxes of the
w city of Elizabeth hath duly prepared
Transcript of the unpaid taxes assessed in the
vsTF iSf4 so far al the anne have been assessed
up0n any lands and real estate within the SAID
city, or are lien upon such lands and real es,
txfe; and did duly cause notice 10 De printed
xxd uublished in newspaper printed and ctrcu-
Jatfns in said city stating hat said Transcript OF
uaraid taxes had been made, and that unless
ssia taxes should be paid at his office within
TWENTY dave after the first publication OF SAID
nsltice, the same would be collc,ted by public
ssis aeeording to law, according To the proyi-
sEans Of an act entitled IAN act to revise and
amend the charter Of the city OF Elizabeth. APP
proved March siS63 aud
Whereas. The following taxes. in said iran
script named. at the expiration OF said twenty
dstys rematned unpaid, and still so remain; now
therefore. .,.,>- ~,
the Treasurer of the city of Elizabeth Will, on
TUESDAY. the 22d day of December next, at
usslaSsl< in the afternoon, at the Court House. IN
tNre CITY OF Elizabeth, IN pursuance OF the power
aud authority OF the said act. sell at public auc'
tten the lands and real estate, descrihed IN the
saasxcd schedule, on which saiu unpaiu taxes
have been respectively assessed or are ailen; tor
the lowest term of years mot exceeding my
yeass3 for which any person viii take me same;
respectively, and pay the am cunt OF such ulipav
saxes thereon. will, the Interest thereon, ah1 ~
lawful essts. fees charges and expenses. uhISss
sEslt taxes shall have been previously Pald, me
sfcslswing schedule shows the respective taxes,
tzisa the lsnds and real estate whereon Tue same
49, UGtu hSStrStu oi lit''A-
ssf sac respective owners of the SAID iahds anu
resI estate, so far as the same have hesli given
AS. WoonRUFF
Treasurer of the City OF Ellzahclh
Kfizabeth, November 7, 1858
FIRST WARD. 1874.
Baldwin Matthias. block ~, lot Sc. NJ
TIE So. -. -. .-.,. : Vo
Caaness Frank. house and lots, block III.
lois 81 20 20 Merrtis map. .,;..;..-,, W
Cock Thomas estate. block 81 lot 10 ieet
On South street, 100 on avenue, BLOCK
a8ana Nj IN II E P-........,.t.,.,,.., % 81
harrington Patrick, block ~. lots ~ in 30
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Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-03-06
HORRIBLE TRAGEDY.
a Nm Murders his Mother in the Presence Of
his fife and Children

From the Newton Free Press, Jan. 20th1
1t is our painful duty to record the mos.
horrid tragedy that has ever occurred in our
county. On Monday evening last, abou, eight
o'clock, Robert sprague, heretofore an inno-
cent, harmless man, with his mother, wife and
children, sat al a table reading his Bible, when
his mother, aged about 10 years, asked him
some question in relation to q meeting tie
evening previous, to which his daughter some
IL or IA years of age made reply Sprague
then sprsAg TO his feet and said he wsula
kill his mother. She ran TO the door, and in
passing out fell sprague leaped upon her,
and choked her to death before he left her
His wife and children were unable TO save
her. He then entered the house and said to
his wife, ''Send for Baumer "a near neighborl
to tie me-" He tod his wife and children TO
get away as fast as possible, to leave at once
She, with the children partially dressed,
fastened away TO the neighbors. 1t is said
that at the meeting alluded TO, the night pre>
vious, he had acted so strangely that he was
then supposed to be lahoring under a derans-
cd mind. He was arrested!ana broughthere to
prison last night. This sad occurrence, wheth-
er done with malice or under insanity, has
cast quite gloom over the community. The
family were then, and have been for several
years. living about ?. miles from vandalia,
in pes Moines township, in this county.