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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-12-11
w r MEDARY a. CO.
a. TRoN BRIDGE c

nEALERs IN LEATHER, SADDLERT
~ Hardware Shoe Findings. Saddles, Collars,
sc, Cedar Falls, Iowa. Cash paid for hides.
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Mrs. A. GIBSON,

DTTOT0GRAPI ARTIST, CORNER
4 lat and Main Streets. Up Stairs, Cedar Falls,
ows. Photographs, Ambrotypes. Gems, Force
ain and Tvorytype Pictures of every style, taken
pn short notice. nf".-#
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g. "a. PIERCE,
: /. w. WARREN, m. D.
=. a. BRYANT, M. D.,

nHYsuCrAN AND SURGEON OFFICE
ia Wisc q Bryant's Drug store. Residence.
o-aer OF sixth and Franklin Streets, Cedar Falls,
[owp
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RAINIER, HOUSE, cARRIAoE AND
W Sign Painter, has taken r. Wids place at
Cedar Fails aud wiz give entire satisfaction 10 all
sho entrust him with work In his line OF business.
Shop over Fosdick's wagon shop. Paper hanging
neatly done on short notice.
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4. n. Bu N n,
z. A. SNYDE n,

IDEAL ESTATE AGENT, AND DEALER IN
Ek Musical Instruments. Once st the News
Depot, Cedar Falls, Iowa. SImS
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SIMEON FLESH,

DAINTER IN EVERY STYLE. HOUSE,
l. Sign and Fresco Graining, and Ornamental
'ainting done In fine style. at short notice. Shop
u the rear OF AItwine's house, Cedar Falls Iowa.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-12-11
.. A. KEBERLE,

IMPORTER OF HAVANA AND MANU-
u facturer of Domestic cigars. Dealer In chew
lg and smoking Tobaccos. Mershaunn. Bryer,
rubber and Wooden Pipes. Opposite Neely.s
srocery Store, Cedar Falls, Iowa. G#tFf6
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A. =. BROWN,
CHARLES LOOSE,

yrrATCHwAKER& 6 JEwELER. DEAL
w er In Watches. Clocks and Jewelry. Re
pairing and engraving neatly done All WORK
warranted. Sstf
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T'o AL WHOM IT MAJ CoSCE RS.

DEFaRrNEsE 90 1EE INrgEios,
PENSION tFFiCE. July SIN. - 4
,tsilioatsob having BEN msse uE1-r she - a
ScEited Lsad HsrrAHts xl.i-t -r-- -lia5ss 4 f.ye
bseE lost or destroyed - .ticr - hereby rirsE.
hat Il ne dats 'oii sirs . 's-rTIp1ion q each
appear. Q Cox Com i.siop-r
No. g go, f1r ID aorgs issuaf urser the act ~
= bfeuhsr lSo; an The nau's 4 John n -od, and
Wss gtsnted fee-usy r.. lssl November 7, les.
No, = $50 So lsg acres. .ssr.a a. der rhe az ~
March 5. lss5, In the name Z Re-. au,ia RSse So
vas z, anrsd june y III vavArlNer = isrs 1
No 3shol Tor loo acres. issued unfar tue al q
uer viGoE 4 jesse Eds a,s ass sT.stsa Nsr,b
10: lsss. NOVEMBER 7. ls5s
30 asSs2, for ~ acres. issue1 na5-r tue act OF
Fsrch }, las IN the Dsta- OF Archibald gnittin
anS Vas granted March -, ISIS soye1aGsr L.
10; 4ssss. for % acres isaac under tire act Of
kcysmher Il, SIS - ''S'
No ss,ao' for $50 ares. ,ssuss grdsr the at O:
HArch ), loSS, IN tie uan4s u Char wi,k L Coz
spG Sss granted Febrsary ls, 1856 November IL
No n, is. for 10 acres. i.suec una.r the a., q.
widow Of william tie. and Nss crani.,d So,
& nber 4. Isl. kovsnotr ~ lss. ~
- 30 Ss-SSl, for Ice acres I-sled ander the act OF
nd vas granted May =. 1855 Soreub1r 1.1 10
- No 81 IS, for lto scres. net under the set OF
March 5, l555, ia the usrne Of George T Hmm ana
was granted Jane II, Isse ssveSaber = Is Aos
No, 9ssel, for 40 scr, = fssn "a uaIer the act q
March ), ISIS, il the name Of Jams Martha ana
VS. srsa,eo jul, $. lsS5, DECEMBER 70, $.
February II, ls47. Ia the name Of samuei cSf.is
snd Was granted October 4, IS4s December ~
No. q 0n. for leo acres issued under N. .rt.oe
March ), ISIS, an the nam 'of Abraham Hall. an
vac g-sntea October p, ISL lamar ,, ls5s
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GEORGETOWN.
Affaira In GesrseteMn.


TorsY-ruRvr.-John Turvy wss arrested
INst evening by ofhc-r Greene for druns-uaes
sno oisorderiy conduct and was haed - 80 by
Juslce Buck.y
generating Tie result of the election. YES erdsN.
nso 700 much benzne aboard, and was pa>sin;
ot the station -house hardly able - nayigS6e,
~h. n M was observed by officer Hospital, VAC
staton-house. A few hours passed on q board,
WI nout any pillow, had q sail tary efect, and
Jordan went forth a soberer and sAdder man.
Nkw BUILDING AssoCIATIox.-A meeting OF
building association was held last evening AT
Langs Hotel and there was a very large
attic pdance. About seven hundred shares OF
stock were subscribed for, and it was resolved
10 start The organization as soon As one thou
thousand shares Were taken.
RgTURNED.-Mr. J. L. Parkhurst, Deputy
Collector OF Customs Of this Port, returned this
morning, after short visit 20 New York.
TIE CANAL.-Buslness Is very dull no " At
the C1llector's Once IS there are but few bJats
arriving. There is great CONSERVATION. how
ever, among the employees an that quarter
over the rumor of proposed reduction OF pay
expected that Col. Spates, President Of the
Canal, will to-day pay q visit 10 this point on
a tour OF inspection The arrivals OF boats 10
this date during the month number loo.
TEE AQUKDUCT BRIDGK-Tne telegraph
wires over the Aqueduct are being removed to-
day, temporarily, 20 facilitate The construc-
tion of the new bridge.
REPAIRs.-Advantage is beng taken of the
dull times 10 make repairs on the canal docks
aud to-day the numerous pits and holIo "
places along the canal are being filed in
RIVER FRoNT.-Ente-ed-Stea Thomas
l. Cahill, Msith. Baltimore. Entered aud
cleaIed-Steamer Express, Nickle, from and 70
Baltimore. Cl-sTed-Stesmers john Gibson,
Winters, and Jsmes :. Green, Inman, New
York.
MERCHANTS EycHASGE-There was no
business done to-day on Change Yesterday
after our report closed, the following sll-s Of
wheat Were made --2U bushels al : IA ana
100 bushels Oinferiorl a S2Ip
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DIED.

MING. On Thursday, Nov. sth. A. lols cIors
:. IA, MIS- NJ bING. " idow o. the La. VIM W
hing, kt4 Ia tn. 7ith ear OF her age
I" fiieT's q the family reSIecttn''y invi.,d
I. atenu the funeral without furthe notice al ~
ofluCk M. on Saturday, the 7tn instant. from
-. " at;hey's Church, corner OF aud Fifteenth
streets.
THOMPSON November 9Th. MAUD ELIZA.
infant daughter OF rr J. Tow and MarioD
a ,nrson, ogF1 one Month
Tie friends Cf the family invited to attend tse
trntral. from the residence of her Iirardm 1thar
3a nh street, a. ii O'Clock Saturday morning me
7th instant
JACKS IN. On the 5ts instant. TRANKLIS
WINFIELD JACKSON, of PhiIadeip hia, aged "
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THE COURTS.

Court IN GENERAL TEeN.-Tse Fifth Wdri
Election Cdse&--Atter Argument to-day IN the
Fifth Ward Election CAGES, the court decided
thar IL had lurisdic'ion.
On motion Of Mr.. stanton = COMMITTEES
(Meesrs Star ton, Riddle mi Cock) were an
u. Chapman for I'D mission - the bar.
Taylor agt. King; case ordered to be rearCued
The argument IN the case OF Crossman act
Leine-action for breach Of promise-was re-
eumed.
EoUIfy Court, Jzdce Olin-Matilda Gram
mar VS.. Todd and Probasce; order ratifyinR
auditors and trustees reports.
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In A BAD WAY.--About seven o'clock last
evening man named J. L. Weston, was found
by Sergeant Stuart in the cutter on the corner
~ 9Th and Pennsylvania avenue, in an insen
sihle condition, and removed by the officer
first TO Nairn's drug store and thence to the
American House, here he resided, and was
properly cared Tor.
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THE CHARGE AGAINST Ma. DCYALL DIS
MISS ED : esteTday afternoon. Justice David
X. Smith, rsioTe whom Mr. Du van appeared
en- he previous day, 10 answer the charge OF
having committed I'D Gl-sry with Mary r. Ne.
Gee, ~ lille confined in toe Jail, he bains one of
The guards, announced his drCislOu, dIsmissiI.
the case. Alter TeiCrriGg at considerable
lcfgih 10 the evidence taken the Justice says
the f2c's Indicate that toe women Payne a ID
NcGee are beirg used by some persons W hose
de-iEEs and puIposa- d. no. appear. The de-
cIsIon closes a follows: at look very much
a. Il Mir. Noyes bad something or other u do
vi getting M this lOo. as Mcties says n was
Got up. EUf II 4 perfectly apparent thar he il
rot clone. Who Is with hun! | viii not 20
b yCnd mis- case 10 inquire into matters that
DO ut belong 10 ~ tat ara SatSfi ID 10 II some
peTs us are using hose two -,rumpets-lIrs.
Payne ard Mary MCtier-tD damage aud miurp
the character Of lfuvail, d Gestis, and other
persons connected ~ tn ne rail, and tHat with
'Eesc two strumIa-s they are attempting TO
JeTNert The cJImILal Law - their bad designs
SnCh conduct GssoIyCs 70 b. condemned by all
gCrG persons. Ii sfch things are parmIttei, no
n4Gu u safe. u his character l. 70 % ruined
~ the evidence CI common prostIt utes, u-ad
ny his enemies, no Fans character Is SAFE. Mr..
Iuyali Is q man OF family, good citizen, OF
high character in the community, and whilst
i am satisfied, from the evidence. that the
charge against him is utterly false and uu-
tSundcc. i am also satin ned that there are
those y no have had some thin z to DO in getting
up and pres sing this charge, who uZht I'd b.
punished, If there = any Jaw TO reach them
the case Is dismissed, and Mr.. DuytiI Is dis
charged -
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By REFERENCE 10 the advertisement else.
where, it will be seen that The numbers for
wagons authorized by the Councils are now
ready for distribution a. the Office of Register
Boswell at the City Hall. Unless the owners
of wagons provide themselves with these
numbers within ten days, they will subject
themselves TO the penalty of the law.
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OUR CLOTHING ranks higher IN style and
lower in price than any in the city. Business
and dress suits, Sl5 10 500 Boys suits, as at
81, 50, 50, and $40. Business suits. sis SIS
S"o: and S95. Business pants. 81, -, -, -.
and a.. Mems youths. and boys clothing Of
all styles, at less than prevailing prices. al J.
h. Smith a Cos. Central Clothing House. 400
9TH street, opposite Post Office.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-06

COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES OF THE How
ARD ' NIyEssIrY.-l pom the occasion of the
COMMENCEMENT exercises o. the Howard Uni.
versuy Medical College, which took place last
might 81 the Congregational Church, corner of
Mn and u street.. there was an intelligent and
appreciatIve audience present. Seated around
The pulpit WIRE Gen. o. q. Howard. Rev q
W. Samson, President of Columbia College;
Rev Dr Boyntoo, Rev. DIR. Sunderland, Pres
1dent; Sllas L. LOOMS. NJ. ID, Dean: Jos Ia
Der johnson, NJ ID. Secretary; Geo H. Bal
loch. A NJ Treasurer: and other CantIsmpu
composing the entire faculty; the students of
the niyersIiy occupying seats with the audi
ence.
The services were opened with PRAYER BY
ReN. Dr. B6yntOn. after which Rev Byron
SUNDERLAND, ID. d., OF the FIRST PRESBYTERIAN
church. who presided. deli cred the intrNdur-
Tory sddress, and then introduced DIR. l.. G.
LoCini>, who spoke AZ considerable length SCI
ting forth the benefits of the institution the
work demanded of them. and said tha, the f,l
lowing wer~ the principles upon which il pro-
Posed 10 work.. 1t proposes 10 reclgalza
tnHI Tod hatn made CT one blood all nations
OF men To De guided by the rule. s.Do I'M
10 Others as We would that Others should do un
u you.' = To discontinue the PRAYER .stioJ
Il thank Thee thSt l avn HOf as other men ara ,,
= i, proposes. 10 D. no rrs pSctOr OF persons o.,
The services Were closed with b.nad Icti1o nv
DR.. u. W. Anderson.
The following named are the faculty or tEa
lhshtutCn,-Rev Byron Sund-rlari. ID u
President Silas l. Looms. Vi. u. Dean; los
lsO-f Johnson, VI. H.. Secretary Gl1rre Il
Ssi0eh, A. NJ. Treasurer; las l. Looms,
n H. professor % Chemistry and T1vrcoI1yv:
Rob~rt Rev burn, VI. y. Professor OF Ana5o-l-:
IC>~ph 1ahsr johnson. ". ID. Professor Z I
AStsria Aedira Srt Therapeutic; IaElys-te
Y. Looms Vi. ID. Professor II Physiology ana
hiCToSscpN- Robert RPVburu. NJ u Pr,rss
sCr q Clinical and Operative Surgery. Ar1x
ane.r 7 Augusta. NJ. ID, DeTnonslratOs O
AEatOTy,
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INV SKATING PAGK-The work Of con
NeTtInc the National Base Bail grounds into a
skating park gees bIayely on. Already the
'mbaplulent or tha I street front il completed,
and " iii fair weather the park Will be- read v
Tor The reception OF the waJery element in
about two weeks
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~ CARPETINGS.
OIL CLOTHS .
BLANKETS!
SHAWIS, &c.,

SHAWLS, &c.!
ANI1MENsE STOCK of choice ne wsend desir
soces "a consumers want generally, that has ever
IN OUR DEkSs GOODS DEPARTMENT may
be found tie following. viz;
l0 pieces wool, cotton, and mohsir goods, from
e p piss's. French iMe.,pos At s', worth 81 Is.
ioSss :; s'h a,G;e1s faSs's Is s5,is =.
piece, Of soidIsa Ap ss.s' fson
cents
y Ieees black Alpaca POplin at 20, G29s. IS, 55s,
20 pise coisred Alpaca Poflin a, s9&, 50, ga,
j. pieces chsreesbIe. French poplins all silk sad
wool at ! % per yard, wsr'h 8, beautiful goods
40 Pieces Empress Cloths, in all the new shades,
i'f BsS S ps e oa,e q ST si ysI sre.n
bite and Scarlet Merinos, very ane, fer Opera
T ~ , MShsirs and AlpseA:
Married Epingies. Belgian Cofis.
IN 6Gk sn.wL pkPARraENT can b. found
Five HuntIo beautiful shass. ali qualities, from
FIN Cd 6 SS,h 9Ss H"sS1sd SSsi.
found 10 pieces of eIe CANT, heavy. hite Flannel,
's5yinE IN p,ies frSIi = cents per yard upto 81.
pses. se s.G f.tG M s9a Ssy nsisnd
rI,t,yen, Ihs unstis m end cclds
,5 s9 PIECES Calico, a. 7 Cents.
ioo is,s
=, sps GilIrG e < S1Ti ;,
found al the choice brands Of Cotton known to the
i lS pieces yard vide Ble,chsd Cotton, ..is..
10 Z" ats.
so Brewn Gotten, At 10, l2,s, Is, ls, and 20
sheeting Cotton, bleached and brown, So, 4.
50. "a, and 1914; all Of the best makes, at low
IN OUR CLOTH DEpARTMEST can be found
asIpeIb stock Of Clcths and Csssimerss, for mems
Also, Il piece. Waterproof, for ladies' cIoaks and
dresses, in gold mixtures, grey mixtures, AID
Our WhiTEisooDs nEPAKTNENr 4, filed
With excellent lines q Liens, Table Ramask,
oi1's sPE Ee III on. hundred dozen Linen
IN c6R Sskfsf 'tIo oM FLOOR
We have Q large ard choice selection Of the beat
makes Of Carpe,ines and Oil Cloths, as fsliowsviz
GessI iifss pis carpets, j 9;
Insiisb Brussels, best styles. siso.
Eggiish brussels, cid s;giss, si7s.
90 BID Bianke.., large. heayy and Cheap;
IS pieces OF nottingham Curtain Lace, in beauti-
The above ccrrviss but q small portion Of our
in fnepse stock. IL varied full, and complete in
CASH DOWN, and viii be ssld for the same. there
by We sustain no iosses; consequently We are ena
bled to sell at very smal, advance upon what II
actually costs 10 produce the goods in Europe and
The lowest price viii be named at once, and all
goods warranted to % as ysrrWssenRssd ~ .ss sales
&C sl-eolt No. 35I 9TH st 81 and <.
DIANO TUNING AND REPAIRING.
q. L. WILD. formerly Tuner 49,
Kn.bs,s, and subsequently Of stein.
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III ASksEU.

hFfctLF-TOTT IN New York oisy on
Snhaai Noyember II. by the Rev. w Evans,
IhANtiS ; ntTCs Lf, If this city. u Miss
AiDtE l.. ToTTkE, OF New York.
GELENf-ROACH AZ 81 Mary Church, Al
tNsncIis. Va, on TIE I'D of October, uy Rev
ram, hroes. JOHN :. GREENE 60 MiRY I
EpNt H. daus hlcr a the late james X Zach, all Of
a lsNnLGIia.
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RICH AND RARE were the gems she wore, hut
not to he compared TO the rich and rare real
Cashmere Dressing Robes at Geo G.. HeunIng's,
No. 511 Seventh street. for gentlemen, a. $50
eacD. He has large assortment OF similar
goods at prices so low as TO please all
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PROMPT Fundamentally alter the appeal
Tor the sufferers from inundation in ) witxer-
land was published the Swiss residents in this
city, subscribed the sum of one thousand francs
SwIss Confederation through Consul General
John Hifz. The prospects of obtaining very
liberal contributions from the natives Of that
country - well as from citizens OF The United
STATES are very bright, and will 20 far to re-
neve the distress CT the sufferers in our sister
republic.
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PREPARE poR WISTRRLPr

PREPARE PoR WINTER Prizes Dolrn -
Coco Merino UndershIrts and Drawers. 81, 81.
% cts; fine Merino Understands and bra wers
-, Si.5n, aud Sis; good Cotton Socks, pair for
% cents; extra heavy Cotton AMI Wooden SDsks
irem % cents upwards; good White Shirts, 81.
sl-25, and Sl.5u: fine do, - and ~ 50. Paper
Collars from 10 cents per box upwards. Bes,
Paper Cufs cents FER pair, or SO cents per
dozen. HandksrchIefS, Gloves, Ties, Scsrfs
OF The latest style, at most popular prices, a.
the original Franc, Ie4 7th street, between u
ana r, and so that you do not mss the pIacs
remember that his store has large plate glass
window. Also, that he his No branch store.
1920:
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VESSELS AsEoRR.-The schooner Julia,
Captain Harris, which LETT RavTe- de g race "A
few days since, with 40 tons OF coal consigned
TO Mr.. X. W. Barnacio, of this city, Is hard and
fast aground on the Potomac shore, some dis
tance from here. Also, a large schooner from
the same place, with a cargo of coal consigned
10 Mr.. George l.. Sheriff, Of Washington. The
grounding Of these vessels involves a delay In
their arrival her.. which Is seriously ielt by
the enterprising dealers to whom their cargos 5
are forwarded.
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CITY ITEMS.

SIC. neatly got up in nobbystyle. Just received
at A. Strauss Popular Clothing House, Penn
sylSania avenue, betw cen 10th and 18th streets
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The Jail as.
TEEx1AMTrAIIoy OF WARDEN HsUsrIs CON.
TINUYD.


DETERMINATIONS OF WARDEN HeusrIs CON.
Yesterday afternoon at two O'Clock, the ex-
animation Of W. H Heustis, warden Unit-d
States Jail, on the charge Of having had Illicit
connection with Mary l. Mc0ee, one Of the
rrisonsfs IN the jail, in August, was resumed
In me Council Cham Der before Justice Walter
MI, ~ Wilson appeared for the prosecution,
With Messrs. Cook and Brown, and Messrs
Merrick and Hine for the defence.
guards at the Jail; knows Mary MCGEE, who
came to the jail on Q Sunday early in August;
sne was there about two months; never saw
E,ss take axe Liberties with e ne :. or. saw her
cIoines with guard, and as she came down
MI. Heusus called her and she kissed him.
neusus said, "I'-n 1t, didn't mean that;'
does not know OF her being furnished with
dresses; the Jail furnishes dresses to destitute
persons; has seen Heustis take the Key and 60
In the prison; never watched Heustis.
Cross-examined by Mr.. Merrick 1T is not
unusual TO send ice 10 the prisoners when they
are sick, and this girl was complaining; it Is
NOT unusual for the warden to 60 into the
prison; hen she kissed Heustis the latter
showed his temper-became flushed in the
face
BY Mr.. Wilson :-Heustis did not call her
The prosecution here closed.
Wm. Allen, sworn.-Witness has known
MARY MCGEE for two years.
Cross-eNamIned by Mr.. Wilson.-Believes
Mr Huestis had him summoned; had been in
laii She told HuestIs that witness was her
bean and Huestis sent for him. Witness be-
longs TO the 5th cavalry; never saw other men
WIN Mary MCGEE; knows when she was re-
leased from Jail. Got acquainted with her
when on guard at Gen. Grants; went TO get
some cabbages at Mrs. Brsdley's. and when he
left soe sent one of the children to say that she
wanted TO get acquainted with him
Gecrye kieriine, sworn ard examined by Mr..
HiDe:-Witness has bee n engaged at the Lichan
House; knows Mary MCGEE, who was en-
ployed there abou: a year ago for eight days
illness testified TO her improperly OF conduct
Odicer c. p. Hopkins sworn:-Witness took
MAY MCGEE TO the cars.
MIR. Merrick asked what she said about the
case being 'put up one, but the question
wss ruled out
A this point the case was adjourned till to-
day
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RrgoicING.-The Butler Zouaves of this city
LEU su salute % nfty-tvo guns this morning, in
honor OF the recollection Of General IntIer m
Oonstess: This fae military organization is
I'm posed, we are in Informed, Of excellent mate
10 10 uuroushout and numbers abou. O msn,
S.h uniformed. under command Of Col. q.
ID. ifaer. The detachment ON duty on this
occasion wss, however, under charge OF First
IL I snt samuel II. Williams, of the Inter.
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As WINTER Is AT HAND. II is essen,

AS WINTER Is AT HAND, IL is essentially
necessary 10 be warmly clad, and taking the
scarcity Of money into consideration, II is of
great importance to go TO place where good
goods, suitable to the season, can be procured
AT the lowest possible figures. We do not hes.
itate in saying that there is one place in this
city which outranks all other similar estab.
lishments as to popularity and cheapness, and
every old citizen would easily know the place
we allude to, should we omit to state the name
OF tins successful establishment. But for the
beneht Of strangers and persons not well in.
formed, we would say, IL you wish to save
money buy your winter undergarments and
all other gents furnishing goods at THE Orig
mai Frances" iSi 9TH street, between ID and Z,
and so that you do not miss the place. remem
her that his store has a large plate glass wiz
dow; also, that he has no branch stores. TO- 90:
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BLACK, BLUE or Brown Esquimaux, Mos.
COW and Beaver Overcoats and suits ready
made and made to order At A. Saks Il Co., 5i7
18th street
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CASE OF DEsTITvTloN.-ThIs morning. q
woman named Eliza Ann Miller with ii We
children, arrived here on her way to her
friends In GAINESVILLE, Ohio, in q destitute cOn-
oItion, her husband having deserted her At
their homestead near Staunton, Va. They
found their way to the Leadquarters Of the
police, when Major Richards and some OF the
officers to0k up contribution to aid her,
Mr. John II. Semnes collected twenty dol aTs
10 aid the family, and Gen. Peter Bas On made
provision for them al his residence.
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TRYING TO SAVE HIS BACoN.-Last night
about IL O'Clock, Officers Madigan and Howe
heard a cry Of "police' on Louisiana avenue
near eth street, and proceeding thither found
MIR. BrasheaTs, clerk IN the store of t. f
White, Esq, with eolored man under arrest
the name of Henry johnson, had bag contain
ing abOut seventy five pounds of bacon, and on
his person was found the amount of SIS in
precinct station house, whittier johnson was
taken BY the police officers to await a hearing.