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NEWARK-Jeremiah Ammermnn who keeps n

NIWARk.-JeTemlah zimmerman, VINO Keeps u
the Of Market and LAsrencet assaulted last
seriously injured by Sylvester Cornell hoare 10 h
hone Laurenus Miller quAnan residing at No. l3 Newark
last night accused Of Asaung his wife He
Of this dspcsed at the defeat Of
their warrior tD ami the tailor by Mr. Randolph the
state which at Trenton yesterday The
Republicans look the nomination the best that could have
hssn made m Mr. Randolph tie President Of the
Morris Railroad Company There j. tnthusasm mani
sd among this place while Republicans
rurr sauguue Henry ut Of No ~ hatktst
injured esieny bs Irg through uncovered oaivaot The
Ksubcan Tenth Ward held mrsng Tuesday Wght al
Rfhadsons Hall ~en Legion members formed Nj
MaLannaL Captain Mr. Bsbee hsunaE aud Mr.
syr Second Lenienaut
, 1868-02-18
TO CORRESPONDENTS
Shipping Intelligence.

ENTERED AT ~FREDERIKsTED
Feb. 10,-American brig Tangier, Smith, Mar
Unique, Provisions.
+" Danish barque Gerson, Bache, st.
Kits, Estate Supplies.
g" 12,-Ditto ditto Malvina, Larsen, Chris
tiansted, Goals.
CLEARED AT FREDERIKsTED
Feb. I2,-American brig Eva N. johnson,
N. johnson, Cuba, part of import
Cargo.
" l3,-Danish do. Katie, Jayne, New York.
Sugar, Rum and Molasses.
4" 15,-Swedish barque Carolina, Samuels'
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the Senate rotif,od bv tbo corrt

the Senate ratified by the Court.
A notification was Immediately
sent to the House and its Managers
and the latter appeared at the bar o
The Senate. When the Managers
had been announced in due form they
advanced to TIE seats prepared for
them in tbs, area, fronting the desk,
and Mr.. Bingham demanded in the
naDG of the House of Representatives
End of all the people of the United
States, that the Senate sitting as 8
Court of Impeachment should take
cognizance az to the appeance in
Court of Andrew Johnson, President
of the United States, to answer the
articles of impeachment.
The order was made, and the writ
will be laid before the Chief Justice
for his signature this evening.
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Partition Notice.

Nancy Kingery and David Kingery, hel
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Fabun, Mary Ann FabHn & Harriet l.. Fabnn
of Hancock county, State of Ohio, will take
notice that a petition WAS filed against them
on The 26th day of February. A. D., 1868, in
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and Alpheus Beach, her husband, and is now
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following real estate, to-wit The west halt
OF The southeast quarter of section thirty.
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On the right was Bingham, grave,
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