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STILL IN PRIsOS.- imprisonment, even under
the most favorable circumstances, is hard to bear
We are sorry to see that Mr.. wooey is still in
dursnce vile in the capitol at Washington, thosgh
recent dispatches indicate bis speedy removal %
other quarters. Wherever he may be taken. his
situation might be much smeliorated II he could
only have the run Of some choice family pro-
vision store like that of Messrs. Berry & Hart,
No. II Camp street. To go through the apparent
~ exhaus,less stock Of canned goodies" which
lines their shelves would make even poor pris.
onsr feel good. The establishment viii shis or
ders for families across the lake or else where,
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HIS VINO RuNs NAY READ.-The fact thatknowl-
edge is so generally dinused it is is the crown.
ing glory of our age. By the use OF the vas-,y
improved machinery and by reason Of the in-
creased ehespness both Of material and labor
consequent thereon, copies of books are multi.
pied at rate which would seen supernatural 10
the monks who in days long gone, with laborious
fingers traced, letter by letter, the volumes which
then contained the knowledge OF the world
To snch men the heading /" miracles Of cheap
ness" Of en- advertisement 10 this mornings
CRESCENT would seem to tell but half the truth
Our neighbor, j. A. Gresham, statiOner, 90 Camp
street, has for sale copies of Byron, Burns aud
Shakespeare for City cents and offers the Essays
OF Ella, the waverly Novels and works Of Dicken.
at twenty-five cents each. Such are the facts
Comment is upnece ssary.
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SAILING OF THE GEORGE WAsHNGroN.-Th
steamship George Washington, Z. V. eager.
commanding, sailed last evening, for New York
direct, with full freight aud the following
named passengers:
John A. Miller, wife and four children, George
Paiirey, four children and servant, Miss Weldel
Mrs. Z. p Norton, child and servant, Miss L. a.
COT, Miss Julia Bradley, Mss Rose Haber, Mrs.
y. Epstein, three children and servant, Mrs. Jas
Williams, Mrs. 8. Ashein. Mrs. Lichenstein, child
and servant, Mrs. Mullen, child and servant, Mrs.
Griswold, w. 7. Pslfrey, W. H. Bothick. Aug.
Ohze, c. Whiting, j. Daniels, Alf DeBuy, Wm.
Urquhart, A. A. Bennett L. Sturtevaut, r. swain,
n. B. Keene, W. F. Flash, DR.. NJ. Morandini, A.
.. Watson, Jr., Z. Murphy.
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EvERYTHNG bAKKED DowS.-This may seem
to be 10 our readers singular caption, but when
we take into consideration the immense stock of
fashionable furnishing goods. the scarcity Of
money, and the great falling off Of visitors to the
city, they can't be surprised at cur friend Col. s.
N. Moody, dealer in furnishing goods, shirts,
hosiery, etc, corner of Royal aud Canal streets,
marking down every article in his line. This Is
done TO give the "csn't-getawsys" tie benefit Of
this reduction, and those who are incredulous will
take our advice and go and look for themselves.
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DEMANDING Public ATrENTIoS.-we take
pleasure in calling the attention Of our readers to
the card Of Mr.. W. |. Hodgsor, auctoneer, whose
Office Is 2l Commercial Place. Mr.. Hodgson will
devote bis especial attention during the summer
months TO the sale Of lumber, eargoes, port
wardens, stocks and out door sales of every de.
sciiption. AS to Mr.. Hodgson's energy, ability
and integrity We think il is entirely snperiuous to
state TO those having any business in that Inc
In his hands they will have his undivided efforts.
Give him a trial
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SAILING OF TIE GEN. GRASr.-The steamship
Gen. Grant, Capt. Quick, sailed last evening for
New York direct, with full freight and the fol.
lowing passengers: Miss Mary Mortee, Miss N.
h. Marks, ID. Altman, Capt. Jos. Perkins, Miss
Peet, Mrs ]. E. Campbell, Mrs. d. O'Bryon, Mrs.
shsnnon, Mr.. E. Richert, wife and child, two
Misses BloUnt, A. Cromwell, J. A. Pension, w.
G. Lewis, wife and servant, W. NJ. Lewis, Mrs p.
d. Clark, Mrs. C. Peters, Thos. J. Ward, Mrs
Hogan and child, Mrs. NJ Martin, r. Miller, A.
Zeiglers DR.. G. Williams, stephen l.. Dare, G
Ewing wife, child and nurse-twenty seven in the
steerBge.
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To LOVES OF MUsrc.-We address ourselves
exclusively to the above named class Of our
readers, snd TO item, in lack of further informa-
ton, we take pleasure in saying that II yOu want
fine piano and instrument perfect IN itself, aud
one capable of withstanding the influences of our
atmosphere, go to Mr.. NJ. Burchsrdt, IS jackson
street, who makes to order just such en- instru.
ment. BE also repairs, tunes and guarantees all
work of bis to be done in a most workmanIike
manner. Piano stools and covers always on hand,
which be sells upon the most reasonable terms.
Give him call.
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incumbents will hold over until such officer shall
qualify, or q successor shall have been appointed,
or an officer declared elected who is able TO
qualify. "a s.: B. PACKARD. r.
Chairman Board OF Registration
Attet: -
r. a. RICHARDSON, Secretsry.
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cONsTABLt'S SALES.

A oFTERGELD VS. p CABOs-sEcOND JUSTICE
Court. Parish Of Oreans-No. 1874
RY VIRTUE of WriI of n-rf faefns
Do me Iecttd BY Paris ghidress Second Justice Of the
Peace and by consent q parties IN -s Al oub-
lie a.ction on MONDAY. June s. 1853 Al 70 o'cio K
sDg properly, to wit
One Of heuse and Cantents
sF- TzRNs-Cssh m u. \ Ttsasury otea
H. q PENEIMAN. Constable
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HENRI PIUssAN VS.. AUGUSTA MAsNEssiEx-
Third District Cont Of New oheans-No. 24.sI2
DIV VIRTUE Of q pgrtt 81 n-rt Gastss q,
~ me directed by the HonOrsh the THIRD District
New Orleans IN above entitled will pro eed to
sci at pu lie aueii at tie Merchants iii
Exc ange- Roy al street. Ga and Gust q
streets IN the Second District Of this city TUESDAY,
the 1h day Of July, 1868 at " O'Clock the following
dec ibed prope ~, 1iz.
Two Err AIN Lcrs OF GROUND. situated in the
Frt District OF this city, the square lou ~
Phiippa, Common and Baronne Streets designated Nos
IS and a.
LII No IS measures 36 fee incies snd liacs Phpoa
street 81 feet inch and hue5 deep and front
alley from Philippe BsTo.ne street a 10
nshes deep the de hext TO lot No. Is aud % feet wide
the
k6 feet 10 depth
Iogstber With he building. and improvements thereon.
e S'ifed IN Tie
60 1RKns-Cash 90 the spot
Said perry 10 n biect lease expiring the
Of Rev 1919 " rent- 1T 400.
psssec before Abel DreJ fous notary public IN this city dated
November 7fh 1901.
GED ~. AVERv,
je5 10 jy7 Sheriff Of Tie Parish OF Orleans
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J. II. HATTIE VS.. @. KIRwIE-sEcOxD JUSTICE OF
the Peace-No

j. II. hARrE VS. @. KIRwTE-SEcOND JUSTICE OF
the Peace-NO
pY VIRTUE OF three W. TIA Of aerf Tactas
~ 10 dirseed b. Paris Chfrrss Secsud Justice Of the
Pesoe vii oceed 70 sel At bile auction WEDNES-
DAN the nth day Of June, ls6s - y ~ the
hercnants' and A1e iouesrs fxchangs. Royal ne
tamil street he FOL owing described party to-wit
TWO LOTS OF ShOUhD and The aprosemeuts there-
on 81 ate "a the square comprised with ommoa drawer
Gasez and MIRO strests which sque Il DESIGNATED No
~ on general an By Pile surveyor, ard deposited ia
me ON o. Ut metoy late notary public In this city
kad Lots des gated Nos n ~ sure
follows: Lot No q IS iDch front on ON
mn street oy ~ ieet bst~een parallel Lot No u
measures 30 let ues front and l3O IN depth BET eeu
p-re lines Together With ali TIE I'm 1rovemeis thereon
eonhlstins OF ole Dwelling house and utbuiidi e
sf- fEkss-- he purchaser 70 assume the payment Of
1Tee- my Notes - - -
sei1ed in the above suit
II. @. PENNIMAN
Constable.
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SAILING OF THE CuBA.-rhe steamship Cuba,
Capt. Dukebsrt, sailed last evening fer Baltimore,
via Key West and Havana. with full freight and
the following named passengers:
For Bdltin0re-Cspt W. r. Metge, A. J.
Hitchcock. u. HOhen, Z. B. Gale, Mrs. GODDARD,
DR.. c. F. FsnitL
For Hdr0RG-L. Langde, W. B. KimbslI.
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SUNDAY MORNING, JUNE T. 1868
The Paii. Exposition Prizes 10 Loui-i ana
Exhibitors.


The prizes awarded to the Louisiana ex
hibitors at the last grand Paris Exposition,
which arrived by express on Friday, con.
sist Of two gold, four oliver and seven bronze
medals and six honorable mentions, all of which
are accompanied by their respective diplomas.
One of the honorable mentions, however, for
some reason not ascertained, has been retained
In Washington. II is proposed by Governor
Baker, with the assistance of Commissioner
Gotthei 10 the latter OF whom our citizens are so
much indebted for the zeal aud energy he has dis
played in The INTEREST," of the State, 10 have public
demonstration on the occasion of the distribution
of the prizes 10 the exhibitors, who have just
cause to be proud OF the distinction conferred on
them.
since writing the above we have received the
following:
" Executive DEPARTMENT, J
eTArE or LOUISIANA,
New Orleans, June h, 1868. J
az. GOth.n. rtq hiefCommlssoner from Loud
ana to Paris Exposition Of lh67:
q big'-The medals and diplomas awarded to the
Lousiana exhibitors are now in my possession for
distribution. IL has been suggested. that the gov
ernor Of the State Is the proper person 70 make
Il presentation, and the public be invited to wit
ness the ceremony, as well as to inspect the
medals and diplomas which every citizen Of the
State may feel proud Of, as an acknowledgment
of the produc'yeness Of our soil and the skill of
our artisansin competition with the whole civilized
world.
" In this matter, desire to make known to you,
i shall be entirely agreeable 10 the wishes of
yourself and other commissioners who may be in
the city, and for the purpose of consultation and
agreement upon the mode Of proceeding, | would
respectfully suggest that you call a meeting Of
those gentlemen ut an early day as may be prac-
ticable. am, very respectfully,
Your obedient servant,
q JOSHUA BAKER,
Governor
'NEw ORLEANS, June 5th, ls6s.
To the Commiss appointed the State Of Louisiana
10 'he Paris Ey position Of 1867:
Il " Ge,tlemep-ln accordance with the above
communication from his excelency Gov. Baker,
respectfully ask you will meet on Monday, the
7tb inst, at bslfpast seven o'clock P NJ, at the
81. Charles Hotel. Psrlor p for the purpose of
carrying out the views Of his excelleney.
Punctoal attendance is required.
I" Your obedient servant,
EDWARD GgTTHEIL,
'Cbief Commissioner from State OF 10 Paris tx
position Of 1901 "
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Arrival OF the steamship Trade Wind, Cspt. ].
I. Morrill,. from Belize, Honduras, with the fol-
loving passengers: J. G. Lawrasou, W. T. Butler
Mrs. r. E. Clark r. Mccain, Jas. Dolbam, J. p.
Peck, b. MeCrsnie. J. T. Cellen. DR.. B. F. Gray,
j, GeDlle, Geo. Johnson, Jos. Dart, Thos. Carr
Henry King, J. Glasseock, Mrs. F. Rochaird.
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CeH eaLE-xEAt. Esr.rrs

EOH eALE-KEAL EsTATE-sByERAL HUN.
oredCciion srd suf PsI tations, heated the
Rrecns o. ne cotton ant sueargroSine Aaes Also Rice
atisns Orange Orchards end large bodies Of
timber snoa ais0 large variety Of City and submit ban
roPer improved and unmpIoved the form Of residences
Horts ouhcinE lnts terms Parties
wish q 70 invest viii do well call examine our Proper-
ues MD e. Gard, Deal Estate Ageats No. IS Csrondelet
street. New Orleans.
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JOHN MUNRoE co VS.. ROBERT mURsHY-rHI
District Court Of New Urleans-No. 2s.7Is.
RY VIRTUE OF writ of nerf fact
~ TO directed by the Honorable the Third District co
OF New Orleans In the Hbaves utitled proceed
81 at public auction at the Merch ants and Anetione
Exchange Royal street between Canal Bustomhn
st'eets, IN the Second District Of this ~, MONDE
June 1868, at II o'c ock the following described
q CERTAIN SQUARE OF GROUND. together v
all the rights. sEivile nd adv ntag th-reuntO
longing in PERTAINING situate the town
Bellevi e 10 this PARISH. the right ban Of the dsiss
river, md desgnated on plan drawn by l. H. Pile.
notzy public % thi- city, september IS S6 square
ii. prised within Gosseln Jacks rhestnut and NJ
ket Streets being the property acquired BY deendI
II m hltney and other act dated the FIRST
Jnne. 1871 befor said late ota 4 G AinswOrth L
. 2 TIN LOT or GBOUhD. together with u the RICH
wavs prvi eyes and advantages thsreuno belonging or
appertsinng stu In the II BeeviL
M III paIish designated the above mentioned plan
No ii 70 No Il icusive OF square No 6 comprised
He mrr Chestnut Nextsn lmife streets
TWO LOTS OF GROUND, together with al the rights
privileges and advantages tn be or
sny wise erainng situate In the q Bellev.
Nos 20 and "a of square No comprised within Eliza III
ire, vtlina sDd Chestnut streets
The above twelve lots havDs been aequi ed by the
cefendsnt from Man e Elliott paced before
g. 1883
Seized in the above suit
h9r TKRMs-Cssh on the spot.
GEO. ". AVERY
myI 22jeI Sheriff Of TIE Parish O. Orleans
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sHtRlFF'S SALES.

Ell WARD CoNERY vs.. S. MANsFIELD-FIF
District Court Of New OIleans-No 1905
PY VIRTUE Of writ OF nsra faeIa.
lime di ected BY the Honorable the Fifth Dist
Court Of New Orleans. In the above entitled
will coed 10 sell at Public Auction at tue Merchants
AucIioneeTs' ExchaDge Royal street betw canal q
Gust mbouse streets IN ths Second District u TITS city,
MONDAY, the eighth day Of June 1863 ct u o'clock
AL the right, title and interest Of the defendant
Mansfield in and tn thirty 60 shares Of ths Capital stool
The Good Intent T0wboat Company Of I~uisisUa evde
by the three rt6 atss Of The said company Nos S. 60
IS. on fle in my Office
Sc n d in the above suit.
Bar TERMs-Cash ON The spot
GEO. W. AVERY,
ms j26 Sheriff Of The Parish Of OrIeans
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By A. r. WATSON.

"Your coming in last night my dear, was late;
A hundred times heard the garden gate
Swing on its hinges, aud each time thought,
Now Roberts gone-rll open tn door for Kate,
Perhaps she'll tell me something should hear
Some sweet intelligence that Robert brought
But, Kate, mayhap twas only for your ear.
rff II. N H
But you were ont SO very late, my dear,
! could not wait until You did appear;
| heard low voices mingled with perfume
Float through the window; but could not hear
word that was said but somehow knew,
Or thought knew, q rose would be In bloom
Ere the moon went down upon the giitrring dew.
al thought perhaps this morning ron would speak
And tell me something; and You looked so meek
When you came down to breakfast, aud saw
bran new rose blush on your happy cheek;
Then was certain something had been said
Something that had the wondrous power TO draw
Blood from your heart to cheek. You're veryred."
mo, mother. really twas not Gerry late;
True, Robert kept me at the garden gate
Till tn moon dropped down close to the burn
ing West;
But was not dreaming that you choosed to wait
Until my coming in, or had bid
Robert be gone, else he disturbed your rest,
Nor wait to see that poppy lift its lid.
"Notbing was said, Pm sure, you might not hear,
And will not hear-some day. We saw tear
Rest on a tulips eye lid; saw the Bear
Climb ont above Arcturus 10 bis throne
And by freely lamps impulsive glows,
A ripe red poppy burst its tender cone.
VI.
"And, mother, before he left, Rob bade me say
do see how red our rose is grown today
And ten new buds peep out their pinksh tips
To kiss the glist'ning drops Of dew thatlay
In the soft beauty Of this mornings hour
Like kisses on baby's rosy lips y
He'd come to-day and ask you for flower"
THIS COMMANDS THE ATTENTION OF STEAM
BoATMEs AND RAILRoAD AGESTs.-f this class
Of men would study their interest, they would
take particular care TO read over the advertising
columns Of this mornings CREscEsr, where they
would see that Messrs. Bostick l. Seymour, deal.
ers in iron pipe and fittings for stoves, water aud
gas, of which they have full supply and are
prepared to sell as low as any firm 10 the Soush.
They have also large stock of shelf hardware,
sheet, boiler and bar iron, sheet lead, lead pipe,
rubber hose, packing, and all kinds Of mechanics
supplies, which they will sell at the lowest mar.
ket price. Give them a call before purchasing.
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JOHN MUNRoE CO. VS. WILLIAM MURPHY
Third District Court Of New orleans-No Is 7s2

Third District Court Of New orleans-No. Is 49,
PY VIKTUF OF n Writ OF FIeri Faetas
- 20 directed by the Honorable the Third District
Court Of New Orleans, In the ab ented will Or
&C. TO sell 1t Public Auction at the Nerchans and Auc
item. ers Exchsnge heya street. b,ween Canal Gus
tob h0u streets IN tNe Second District n this city, on
hONDs Y, June s. 1868, al IL O'Clock
-FOUR LOTS OF GROUND. together with al the
rehs ways. iveges snd advantages be
OF In any wise aiming siuse In Of evs
la this paTi-h the Ugh, bank % the Nissspp river
designa ed ss Lots Nos and TO- Of square 80 10.
bOun' ed by bestbui, O. ssen, Decatur De Aruas
streets plan dawn BY N PILE ate sarveyof the
18th septembe 1886 and d.posted In the one, OF q.
orth then oary pubic Ga tns city being the same
portion Of ground acquired by defesdsE
phy curator Of the etAte of Haran per be ore
Is53 SOW ''D'
Seized IN the above srit
pa- TERMs-Cssh on the spot.
m722T she-iH Of he Parish 81 orleans.
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Eouty sdvsrissrasuts every sthu Dag. 10 20
sn<rxsd tvs-thrb the above rates
rs and Fourth pszs nOrshy sdv.isnsnts sseh square
80 per month.
Transient sdvsrssnsn, having hs Of the paper, nrsi
iusss 81 per square, ssch subssqpsntissssn. esnts
,s square
yn and Fourth page TRANSIENT Advertisements ssch In.
Ssrtiop, 81 80 per square.
Advertisements inserted ID lstsrvsa toss nssd 10 nsv
sach insertfos
Regular sdveriss advertise largely sAan be allowed
discount above named transient rates Be
ssrssd upon; provited shall such dsceuz
s.sf per cont.
kHbusnsss sss charged ioesns
~ PET line, zach insertion.
al transient paid for In advance
An advertisements not marked for specified numbe Of
assertions win pubishedsx times and charged accordingly
Hh with regular advertisers shall be readered monthly
tsquars ths .ccapied Ipss solid agate.
rIIH WEEKLY CREsCENT
- published svsry Saturday morning subscription, IS
r snzan advance; hslfysarly and aBssry rass.
nsis copies 10 cents.
Rates Of AdversistngG
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MONTGOMERY BROS. 9 co. IS SALES.

%@
LARGE AND PEREMProRY SALE OF ELEaA
Match and Single Horses, Elegant Saddle Horses,
werk halec, Fine hlch Cow, Bagzies Harness. wage
ste, etc, ct auction
UY MONTGOMERY bros. ~ CO.,
z n MONTGOMERY. Auctones
0mce-T Damp stros
MONDAY. Jrpe 9Th. ~ n s'eieck a.
AVA at p. Liners stables, DRAWER street VII be SOLE
Elegant Match Horses
a Elegant saddls Horses.
Fine Work Mules.
Fine Mich OowsL
Also-fop and Open Buggies, Harness, Wagons,
szr TKRxs-Ossh IN y. g. Treasury Notes.
FURNITURE. FURNITURE. ..FURNITU
BY MONTGOMERY BROS. a 60,
4 NJ MONTGOMERY nctionos
TUESDAY. Ju~e 9th. at n O'Clock
at their Auction Mart 81 Camp street will be
general assortment Of HOUSEHOLD Y, RslTUl
snch as Rosewood, Mahogany aud Walnut Bedsteads,
Sofas Spring Scat Chairs Easy Chairs Marble Top
Tab es Marble Top Sdeboards, Extension Tables. Velvet
Brussels Carpets French Plate Mirrors Mattresses EngT
ings Paintings Cooking Stoves and Utensils so being
contents Of several vell-fnrnished houses
A large invoice of Cottage Beds, Cane and Wood s
Chairs etc.
ps-rERxs-Cssh in o. s. Treasury Notes
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For the New Orleans Sunday Creseentl
a. HEAD ON CHILDREN.
LchHdren wouldn't OOk well without head on

.ah 81 love the young,
For in them my mind sees many ehelieus.
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THE NAMES OF THE ELECTED.
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"Nfw OrrEANs. june 6th. lsl

Cbef Commissions from State Of Lousian. Paris z,
position Of 1867 4"
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"Notbing was said, Pm sure, you might not hear,
And will not hear-some day. We saw q tear
Rest on a tulips eye,lid; saw the Bear
Climb out above Arcturus 10 bis throne
And by freely lamps impulsive glows,
A ripe red poppy burst its tender cone.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-09-16
Court Proceedings.

The attendance at Court was not very
large, there being strong disposition among
both suitors and attorneys to continue the
most Of the cases on the docket.
MONDAY, SEPT. 7th 1868.
Henry Gable and John Siglinger. Rule
granted to show cause why the judgment
should not be opened.
Com. vs.. Samuel Savage. Deft. and B.
p. Fortner, his bail held in the sum of $500
for the appearance of Dett. at next Session.
John Parker vs.. Wesley Ruckle. Rule or
the plaintiff to show cause why the judg-
ment in the above case should not be opened,
and let Deft. enter plea.
Com. vs.. Oliver Yohe. Rccogniza nee
Fornication and Bastardy. Settled by the
parties.
TUESDAY, SEPT. Sth.
Eliza Martin VS.. Daniel Martin. Publica.
ton ordered Of application for Divorce.
Gideon Arndt vs. John U. Leiby. Sian
der Verdict for Deft.
Com. VS.. James Brahaney. Indictment
Arson. Not true bill. Prosecutor to pay
costs.
John Javerns vs.. James Brahaney and
Margaret Brahaney. Plaintiff takes non
pros.
Com. vs.. Reuben REGGIE. Indictment.
Settled.
Com. VS.. Reuben REGGIE. Recognizance.
Settled.
George Soult vs. Sarah Soult. Alias
subpoena awarded.
Com. VS.. w. II. Reinbold. Recogni-
zance, taking too much tax.
Com. VS.. VIM. Pursell. Indictmant As.
sault and Battery. Not true bill, and
prosecutor to pay the costs.
Com. VS.. Nathaniel L. Campbell. In
dictment Forgery. A true bill. David
j. Waller and Deft. held in $1,000 bail fol
appearance of Deft. at next Court.
Com. VS.. Rebecca p Fowler. Recogni-
zance Assault and Battery. Recognizance
forfeited.
Com. VS.. Joseph Vansickle. Indictment
Larceny. True biz. Continued.
WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 9th.
Hannah Fruit vs. Robert Q. Fruit, Di-
vorce Alias subpoena granted.
Com. VS. Nathan Cromis. Indictment
larceny. Verdict not guilty.
Com. vs.. w. Yeager ct al. Indictment
Assault and Battery. Not true bill, pros
ecutor to pay the costs.
Com. VS.. Bruce johnson. Recognizancs
Desertion. Court ordered Deft. to pay his
wife $500 month for her support.
VIM. Brewer ct al vs.. jesse Bowman Ex-
ecutor. Non suit entered OH motion Of Mr..
jackson. - Columbian.