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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-04-09
Arrest OF che President and Secretary or
Chicago and Rock Islasd Railroad Company
for Violating an Injnnciien.

DAvBNHoRT, Iowa, April 8, 1858.
s.F. Tracy, President, and Ebenezer Cook, secre-
tary, Of the Chicago Rock Island and Pacific Nail
road Company, were arrested by the United STAKES
Marshal this morning upon WIT from the Circuit
Court, for violating an Injunction issued from that
COurt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-04-09
IMPORTANT NOTICE.
DIR. DE JoNGH's
COD LIVER OIL.

CtTtUThteu
OH all parts OF world the cupdy Of unprnciped deal
ers has been excited In America fraudulent imitation has
been sudasousy sold for soms years 10 order na
stop 70 such dishonest proceeduRs and enable the
profession and the public in America 70 place full confidence
II the Eenuinensss Of Dr. DE yON0HS LIGHT BROWN
COD LIVER OIL and 70 realize m unequaled efficacy every
DR. DE J0NoH's GENUINE OIL.
shipped 70 the United States by solo consicnees Apsar
Hartford Co., OF London now sealed with new patent
opaque white top stamped With blue nsh red shield,
ned agents for the United states aud Canada.
EDWARD qRERY 4 co., vsssy street, n. Y.
Sold by all respectable druggists.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-04-09

pupvoarH HALL-MR. GEORGE vANDENHoFF's
REAp1Nos-Mr. George vandenhor began his new
series of readings at Dodworth Hall last evening
He read, as only SO accomplished an elocutionist as
himself can read the first scene OF Shakspeare's
Henry VIII, and Dickens DR.. Marigold and Mrs
Camp. This evening he will read seiect passag va
in style which would satisfy Dickens himself were
the great novelist to ind himself one OF tne au'
dience.
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n.v., stores, TO Blossom Had worry rough passage;

lost dying jib.
scbr c E Barrett, Smith, virginia.
6chr Moonlight Whiting, Virginia.
Schr Moses Van Name, Van Name Baltimore.
Schr Cadwsllader Farwel, Baltimore.
Schr Belle of the Bay, Emmons, Georges Banks.
schr Elisha Baker Baker, Georges Banks
6chr Dan Morrison Wilson, Providence for ElizsN -
schr Smith, Jones, Providence for Elzabetb-
Steamer Rescue (wreckerA Walcott fror .,.o,x NJ
The French steamship St Laurs~' -. u..as. -.,oh
s srSsd on FROM assrs Bs reports
spoke sssmshp Perers distance iee miles from Brest
asandv Hook ploa for Havrs, and took board
from leaving had bsen PrsysOsd By snOw storm S
westers rom 80 70 50 degrees Of longitude had strong
Sab winds and very heavy sea from the meridian o.
se an6 and wa. obliged 70 stop for sounangs April lat
York. hence for Bremen 6th, st 20 So ion 81 S. steamship
Caledonia, hence for Glasgow.
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BELOW.
A ship and a bark, unknown.
SAILED

steamships China Liverpool, Palmyra do: Flag Fernan
dina ships Mercury Norva barks Helene Enrqne steamer
raVesend saU steamship GsanS star srGR
Hewitt, from Philadelphia for Boston.
The wind during the day fresh from W. with violent
squalls; at sunset was blowing gale from NV.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-04-09

Though he was warned when he came into il That he
would incur the malignant hostility OF four or five
q. Was there house and lot conveyed to JOE or
to any person with whom you are acquainted for
your influence In the Christy Will cases A. No, sir
Mr.. Brady wanted to know whether the witness
woukl answer the whole OF this question, and APP
could reserve his answers. lie wanted the case To
be examined thoroughly, even II It were ut the ex-
@. / ask agan, were you ever compensated in any
waysor were persons with whom you are acquainted.
for exerting your influence in that easel A. No. SIR
After some further discussion on the question OF
the Obligation OF witnesses to answer questions put
by counsel, Mr.. Brady resumed
y Were you counsel In the controversy between
IA express cempanesS A. Between what express
co mpanes2
"a. Between the Merchants Union and others. A.
q. We're you in any way Interested in that iii.
gafi ont A. No, sir.
he'd this connection: Judge Barnard was spending
few days at Redbank with my family last summer,
ana we we fishing one day we discussed that
were counsel IN the case and that you and ne ex-
RsGsed an 70 succeed .sIs discussed the case with
afford g assist a friend, and IN my jSds.
moreover said to him at that time and il was a vol.
u'nteer statement on my part, that the newspapers
THE was out In a fishing boat on the shrewsbury
river
q. Did I ask you anything as to what Judge Bar.
nard ad said about that case A. / don't remeIn.
Der whtiber you did or not, but have given Won a
statemeiu OF roy only connection with that case
q. IL MT. Coruan an intimate friend of yoursp A
Not more 70 than yours.
Q. Is he on motif A. suppose that he considers
himself suchN
o. what do you think about itf A. I think he il.
q. Have you any doubt about it9 A. have not
q. DO you know anything about the distribution OF
shares or money,N or possession OF such by any one
in the Merchants Union Express Company A. do
not
that case7 A. do not.%
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-10-24

GcCtdtc J1lA son i'm g~ctrtnni, lab er cine
5citdlt, eer,n @lnblid rem Bauer nae &sri
C%rltlrrcn bic NlNrt f6rmlib Bu BerAc ith
ttrdtten mdhte.
Grr Mlit Bate ib, wjbttpeYitt IL lbertl'
fttl bel her @rtstt nentfn, ldngtlut erbrtCn
vup IN trm NtuBcutljde, "a EeeterCr rT dlp>
ttn aus err gSlnE jitben WNltr, lieu CT tincn
lluttn Sdrei eprrn, unc, ais pb Ct bGS St>
6tnnen hes Suuern btnreru nplte, trsdte or
ME atgprbreup bic Ntms aratn pttttu aus.
Scin blauGS AuBe lra1tre S~lrneu9 unc Pas
bleids OCllbt war lrbkltt asrctbri. Nllc II,
tlidtt lon eer Su Sppe erl1redte ptit.
IS pOr rtr Bid ptr blIutn Au9tn res
gtlret, Ger i'm tr0f paS 0ansc0eiht Rec a.
len 6rrn, Don irmrt wetBen 810rtn UNI
rabmi. 5elsebaant, EetNe5 eautts, iehrt
altsmiuSr5 ta6ta, blieb or GdI 80 Eettet "a"
bcn, an bic er ltm t,Impi11it istbttIt uHO
illrrr rr GriNemm9, DE ion uh0naturI 1
cunttt, III.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-10-24
SGu!!fitrH.

sgorruna - attr 9littel IL d&t. au.sr tr ,iortt
r5uHslpap sfeip' Ncrf II. 9ohspn" fas In .teir
sra rsaRn,iaAass Sutts ~ urttrioetttB u; tsliltt ltt
ntsa ft, rusRu man eat elttt 8sseH rae Sttt tdlt. 1nt6
aute 0elp hRinB trhalt, irtr t~crdrti1e anetrg 4 8iebt
saB ran cine ptrisn reer %ret'estn, he ne pfesAthtR
aad,us&tt pscr GatRtraste s~tyiANftR UNI tsteilntFta
Ia; lie uHdGt inb. t%Rtt.ttt.
' 81 sabeR in str 3sbrtf : sr.ifHqrs JplloipGg,
pr. 60, GlaIstn Ganf, Iitu' sPti, dl2 Ltt eGta tsiptt
tattm gpgttatrn uus arlaetsDastltrR In tfr saHitn
~stgiit.rten 9Delt.
az Ri~mt nss BIZ e~tSssrta sort,r. 70 trfsasi man
ttteuitup!
gtn. - snpeifunssn fur Fsttsuifn ttt its,r ttfpnbt
rem e terlntt fiat feter sidi. urb Sd'aati ttlseiua'
as- Sinsttr nit neinen wCslcttarRt,n IrlcReten
Ibuner isrt Sdsuiatttn, 0ir'ulsrt &c. i%pitcuirei iigt.
itatft tstormea, tstEn lie Ib an Sbp'EIs oolipioDo
" so D'nitsn qart N.-t. ncnter. tgaiA,ISlj
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-10-24
Waellt III 0nlbinaton.

Sr, Iapib S;cicIer, ar. 10, pGeep's Seurt apt.
(teu pernfeirsatafa psnne II. 5'Sttdte. III uRley U ssni
iur aeaibiastpn, 9erssetvpn uRs AlsJanhria uns sil'
6dtiHngfu an TIN ~ indAtii.
aS- an;eteen lar ten aGprreigSHseH;sR- ressta an
tlaatsm Orte e,,ipe1engeaprnnien
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ypnsDrroec'S
MaIbinln- nahwfl(f Darfaa.

Ods Pireia beibiftint fb mi, benz On, rnb Q,ertauis
satr Ftatninen yaisnie unb rtriiSen Grfnb gr8sn son
ssmenaae,aer ert unb fanmelt CUR Ginfbt ppn 6dtri.
Ian'tm hns eenlifstr ten eu DfIfeum DEN l~Ithrsras
spHtp .Reer,alsn une seieibneteu Ibbilsu.4sn niies
taper ata,a,ihsn fr sanelepsc, 5atritaatti, gers-
JluI.Nls hetaleee lne oetldaiid)c guSimti. itber
ftsltlst atteit mn rem %8ertr8ften acfenautmanS itun,
nit Nai6inen pirb aesstfu
i'm %siifrneu- * un". @sbduoe.
fCtl6,l29u9 Sthsaa9 ron Der Spulbfrass,
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ReilneaidMle.

Nm 7, Cttbr., Wtepts I llbr, erpHaet Prof. @rds In
Snasp's Snit,tul wiees- bic bei6neni6rle iur &Eapen
uas pirs fitlelre rdprsns bss @merisHe'tsrs wcdent'
ltd 2 Mal, Rittne6s nnp 5retia9S, Won ~ uef
ben Ieftmd,itd une Driintitt anterrvstst, annlsieal'
Sen tittet man baleiai at mudsit l23i-i
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-10-24

Der T2agtn IN her 3rsss @ltttelprNtt, rstttr tt Sc.
fntnett utr GraItfsit hes Svttns t%Csiuiu6t. Nul
fhledIrI 0sVrdrN cttr Strdtun1 Surd' Grte''t trtttt
ais nGtlrlite 6OlACu SsEeauWn1s. StlNmerttn, uttlrtt
&tuttr Athrln UNI s%GlenlelHt ~ ihidnuta Ter Nrlttt rim
Miit hem Vtbirut III BtrbtTsunI Nstenb, IN eANt ia
@ia3el tie Guelt Orp Gpptpeb, BtlntAer !sttetrltbia
8enNGit, NcrrsnEeidGtreen uue NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. : 1la'e
ii, Qtttr uttt VI 4title'gsnihdft mo rrltuHl Nsutn
StSrrnacib Sdmtr,en IN her 5cits II. +. t. Der ylurr
itfb nud,l Ids ~CtrnfIl6 birb gerferfun8. OurMilu I'M
GGsg tsntrtlth. Die oauptpirtInA tielcr FlAen Atpl
aui ecu WinRett, uns geber, Sun9en ~llHitrIett ins MIG
rsr neRntsi an iprrr GieNsrbeIstsnsan unR ~aaTlenftT
Nttrtrr9 5btti.
slofr uns Sai,Hus
frb ,pti ser stwebnIdlei une tlSirtlatft alf ttsier
GGNitrtate berribtAr2d llttei; ibNen ptrtf he zalb,
ipsstsa ~tpi6c5en, rtlSt ylAd6l sns 9itt ~arSFsi!si uni
Rfis stint. dflc SgWnsrn prs 0siJpirt
pettll re sttte 3lbrs b%drttdttB tFtsn enstrch GElttt
cher gebintttuB setrCgt, lHe uaati ttrliG etniSrn Sin
r~et1Ausen tIeisc ]trdItBeI Sd1ts atnideE.
~dntdusidltd0e
biz SoIBer tiptr iAIctten elutniftUnS obtr drpat'
IGer Yeieen, werlich turh et tarittNtntt 8rG't tteitt
Salbe t%eieiii8t tule etrt Hare euttitbL9e ,%GautliGG,
vieeersrseugt. I'll; ~ltsrtriTt pirls S&nttnt QIittel LIT
(euiltsc : utletten, Snpent1riei Gurh lire Bittl'tlt Fut
men, 'stsb!attsrr paO uHrtrt SsiAts Gn.ft4sascH ~
ssrtrttttn.
'. " Srdisn' SeidItrsresu
Stlst tis gltitnteH Ipu6 seer ait, ltatg rttT ~ptrbttra'
tstt ali ger Sd,Nele her 0eiplibteit perl tet'm Ne!iHt'
puuttt str 9i0tEv, teis IrailG ,Itmittn einsu 70 tnt
I&iebeteN SiRhGs, tGB IT. ttm Eeilkfpeils' Juilanee eall
.trs niertlius SeNstunG dHiTttt, WV ttiltn ytalifh'
Gts1tn btrst.tt ino lie en- iidtrts uns seriaBIiGeI Wit
III fir Hals, EtdFri son 5iautr ;~lntisri IN leesm Sta-
strn hes ssb,ns pae bel alien Gsimrbrttsutint tr.
3dmnprrDpIfen uiie ttisteln.
Ittt Hgg!r, icGte .ittAci eitltr ptrrlIfnlsi uni bari.
ma l,I y5icet Nirt Ft!lid pRe I'M adr;tn 5sfcalr pGr5
I'M fftrc;iG rirfs Grwsi1pdas giittels Gus9erctttl
ftitrG &cpra ide icNlsn 9drrne S~aOunsen pprSGsltht1,
SemsfOpiIlgtns 1Tt nsA urtbaneesit4 uab nrS1ret'
'Eti}t, safe uut pliIen FOlltta ~
TO "a EN- u Gtle II zebra W6t WerteR
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4. MnaNp'1 SGale.

Die aepriunter fur pas 9Diatsr- Salbjabr ID
am Disnaas ben /. September. Nlorsens 5 ubI
metpureen I'VE aufnabme neuer Sdiiler ,perl
2aais Ter qDeds entsessn esnornnen. Vus
Shllsr BADEN bic NJ pslaem 2a8s ein,u!renen.
[2US-D II. SIN
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50. Wtanner's
Oeut(ai-eMgliiGe Sdu(e

Gde Don Sutton. itlp 2%pmbarpftr.
epea,t Der itaelsn une tsesnienten 3uladaibtel
RAM ineiuer Sda.er babe i'd nod, siNee eehrer any Ut.
6pn apontaa, 2S. Stpt.. ait miro aud u.ferrtdt In
wsiblidsu SdneGrestisu erIbsiit. @letlL wsldt itrs
NiNtsr al iA,den punl6eu. mpasn ibrs Mnn'elruassr
Ias9N, .. mdnner.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-10-24

grett,
8trtcr unttr 4 Sdtrru Fab gduifrtt
Seets pdNARttr hat 100 III @rpGd fTsi, fur t~sbtr3t.
wibt ptre eine JtriNae satt ttredHft.
Huf itecm 5tNe befnset i'd r%enisfsHs tE brntit
ipreGtnesr Sfdm;sr.
%YsduiunN lint nitt ~tstrSstn ~ Werpen, Tlgft man
@iltte tireli crm lntrr;tibrflt Generated Rent8H Der
Babr. Cftp Ends,
SgnFral~AP'pt tgr gtSrttfm Central, mt
Bclutirlpdrtidcr 9iicrtahr.
a. ~. l2t GtlmtE-, Ode her anntr lbs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-10-24
nnterri1t.
WaGer'S
Gnaii(b il Bermail Jnfitulf.

Dbiee NniaIt, iit flltr WeIte ppl JaHreR m perihtt.
stusR sreiIen t%eianHt, ais tilrIdlis 8Esi8Ret, &ineer
bard aaiet llntsrriht uno BeHnbe GrJtebug8 jn R~lEitden
tpliessra Der weninttdgR GeisulGaft psraniubilber, bite
ttt aui's gleue, has ~berielbeu bis leSI Observation-Disclosures
aud ferrerbnl su %teraeren. = auBer ten aepPhnltepsi
lebrfadern wirb ltnlerrttt i'm 3eiGuen unb alien
psibltten Sanparbeiisn ertbsi!t. ~ gRtt her SruIs III ~
aktaer Belt cit Muits Arlliilt S%ertinee!i iine iptre duf
5tdnp, iepte aaf nuen atsgli6en Slas' unb Streid '3n'
Aruu,enten ppn ipei ~belSnpers eGyu ol8siteater getrsri
unterrtd. %9eseben. 8inesr bsieerlet Selble6t$ irerhst
ut 0ph un0 9peis 9tngniraen. q
HJ- gteniais miyb leit eer, /. Sttpber linteTrt4t IN
tsr Sch rGiIo,en Sprad)c ertbetit.
RSbers Gusfuuit ssl9eil, her YrinjiraI her GntaIt
@b. NSader,
IGept13IS1 Yfr. ia unb 176. Slmturgir.
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3ur NQd1rtd.t !

Tii Fem Gampfer ~GsmIminip+ s%n.yhnets mir
5d,fs nirtijts 3.pctfdben bpbnifd,s SafciDirueH
Gsgtrpdnstj, arcss fdd,Tid,e 2inieii, 9riiiIe NIB gsIs
be- Grbjsi acipaitci,e Grbicn, EDO. s'di.rsriss.
Hiirnberaer Mucsln, itaiisniide Wfaecdtoiit 81
d,prien 9Sri;ensrics. pcrisrr'se u aueH s~tssfn'erF'
isa,,arirIt- ,ne 5anft Saanisn, Sbpepiaee: Snidt'
e.: t., welds .~lrtitel mir ;uri WifssrrerIdufs III etd
siaiaata aaerftprsiisR sniplshlsn.
S1oeel = phii s2ees,
8m.prtsute pcn euTepatiter gtaeHtttu,
(sa-l N $40. aSsa.Ssli@sf5r.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-10-24

9R 1pltpS, Dsip, tanc man am
Samitas gietssa tinta &sutiUsl, G1Hs1s
3oan tt1J ~ etsHedesm ,Aultao,, oUf
eltila icsrcR Baup!age. @ian qtagtu 81.
ert, edB or erlnpresi pprren, euter6ie aver
balp, hap CT am Nbsnp spfber betrlnFel
aeipe,tn WaI, Ia eur0 Saltn ]btictorj5ts
-uno Johann ptrblutetr.
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9iorGbcruGentrQl
NNO p%cnnlDIpni(d)f Gi(rnbObn

AhfhN
Die rEprttern Stntral"s uae rgtrRfpIgau,iht GttHy
bdbE" II he 'urltfr Cint, nae ftn !pslItbtn lno rprb-
uca.thtn siaater; bic SUSc s%tristttR CrsibeH Ghjta5V
"a UNI YitiEburl 9Slpueta irltcF, ais bic Bulge lEgeRb
ttrcr auttrt Snhn.
Gle ausraRttrtr rtrttu mil siu Sbasg,lStn bef6t.
bert UNI 6trtrBcn ala a,autrrii4tttttn uHs otttrhttt stT
Reiitrscr nterhdupt. Die ~ypagseAs fue nit dlss
rdisr rtTleltu unb wlbrtnh seb lbinltrs cal Ist gu9ts
ucbnttr srwdrtt, hes Nndis srltudttt.
Die &cRrGlRtc bat 90 I'D iAr t]eiCuecttn dR'Glte
stmdbt bur WtrtTIBs Ell ltbtrtiUfsnutN nit aattrt
Sabneih11 hta SelienReH 10 iGhtss GRfaela Ter GGs-
sons IA ssIpGrtt.
Gd5 Ssboa Ter paTasttrs 0tstr gaTfsttr bat 100 ID
frel mirS mt t~eafeltei 3IAen ndh stm SsnimalmNSsgt
%FCIcrstrt me ptt 9criti8ua1 her .lfar ]trgaitcpcg Eorte
pltit mao Snt4Nil tE 3udtS sRty dub water, .e nIb'
BEN &c Belpnritt Wtre. isssieftri.
Ntltnle, ts irJcne tItu Ytupe iur Sr'6rtree ttbtT.
lnb trlUIt, igItts iptgrt rem &pHeUItcRr rter trlru3
ruHtm aItsrl Ssdsien mitllttetIst, unit fine ale ""
agttu her GSInpd8uie far i~PipEaGC atRliis p;ranIgCrt-
lid.
Die 3atrgrttft fne slGibcr, ais lie irBsuS elmer antern
sftlt.
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lleue 1851 bot. larinaf.

eceten enpfanssn anicre erits Sen1Vng tstsF tpgaa
pii6sr5 arinse eitsiatrissn Saases.
H1i IL NOBEL s. 8an y;fs,
1T,-0 Wr. $40, Wet-Pditim etfnr.
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pbiitpp c. Jriclf,

Seute5 or NppOfat,
sat isin. Sfhse ssn @r. Ol1s na3 81, Is SapstieEr.,
,seits iblr Iltlle, rea Ibarle5ltr, rerlssi. slebtf ge'
StGiten III eeu Geriaten seiSr8t sr Sflsttiel, gtslqi.
~Dstfefsn, 3tftamentt i. T. NJ. ISdn.ll-l
sS- gDita Du tine NGbmdidlire psrthniben. sst-
sest ia uidt, ID UicSenneD III Str. 81, geynanitr.,
pl aspen. 49,
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h5- ~ Nub Itgl oorcr'fd,c WGbmaid,nsu M
Wdritt; et Sine, Ttlts rpR RcScnirn s Sc ii
!r. 81, Shirrtr, srtIarlt tsue, .tpiti megT, ala ira,us
tlat aaett MaiAint. Gss-1
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Or. 4. e. gper & 80 IN gopcll, Tiaf..
~pratttfftn mp GEGlstillfH 4pemtfsth.
"a. y. Srpwu = prntsr, -nsygi asegitt fdr Gal
tlmpre. I WfaiNipAi, }n!i, EuB.l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-10-24

2luStpaupcrcr uuo SfciSenSe uadD
benz Mcftcu unS SforSipcSten etr
SerciuiNteH StaatCn uOlI 9tUrO' gLultrlfa
fparcn sieit iurs @tlh. tesun &c eit
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-10-24

Sen gan Yr0pltStp iommt bic
3ahrI6t, rap Capt. Mhdsa, Stisblssa9er
eeS 8sl. Ct. -EampIcrs SagtRap," { rl
Nlat ,. 81. ,. 4iis. an Der Gde eer Cutler,
unp SipdIprRr1ee. tn Ssr,nu psr Stltt, err
mcrrft puree. Rad etr 5tlt pmet Gast,
III, ppn ben Wbreetn bsraubt,
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ihfA'f ANANA IL 'heNtANAt ANhsstNNAN
0intcritici) nab WfafEJiHe
brIudtu leuitn rrc auf tieic ueNeis GridtiapHa dlf hem
Nab @lafiinsN .gerieit.
a0ic N2r. 4 NsGb~ %Sglaidtue
ur %abrifdIttI
III gol t~ttasettr Ir5te, iCpr udrt utb irafttg, lsitt ~
bdn3ndbcn, nFniB GcriuiB tnairne fur lGbe Grt Ndhcs
get - vcEl bunnlcn GdGtane bs sgrh ttitcn tee,r -
sinDCridtct lte nit pdumrrlentii, lItntntm utb lciee'
mem Taern QlGrh 9Ut arbcitcne. GbidrE lett NIrism i'm
NUbritanisr I'M Ranjet tIper in @sbrduht gab Sober.
MANI IL nil itHtR alenHfMtlh ~1uirteeGn,
jcigmtffc.
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Bloody Array. In n1erph,..
The Avalanche Of the '28th ult. says:

The Avalanche Of the 2Sth ult. says:
Yesterday morning between 10 aud IL O'Clock
an exciting ARRAY occurred on Main street, be
tween Union aud Gay0so streets, which resulted
in the severe wounding OF one of the participants.
For some time past i'll feeling has existed between
can't. Ben. G. Garrett and a young man named
John Kelly whe, several months since, was for
short time irregularly employed at Tobin. Lynn
& Co.'S. The difficulty had its origin several
months ago, and me parties nad n9t oeen on on
Carret,'s ears that Kelly threatened his life, but
he maid no attention to the matter. Yesterday
morning Kelly was standing In front OF Happek's
store, when he saw Garrett approaching from
Tfn;on street. BY tae time Garrett reached Gree
Isv;s store. Kelly exclaimed to Mr.: Sidney Dare,
SStand aside, gentlemen" suddenly drew re.
reater and fred at the captain. The ball missed
its sim. and Kelly commenced walking backward
toward the alley AS soon as tne snot was nreo
Garrett drew his repeater, advanced, and upon
teaching the alley, which Kelly had entered,
commenced firing The first shot entered just
above the left nipple. and came out under the
scalpula The second shot struck Kelly IN the
groin. BE fell to the ground, as he struck wacn'
Garrett fred another shot, but without effect.
officer Burke ran to Garrett and wrested the wea-
non from his hand, preventing another shot,
Should be have desired to fire again. Kelly was
soon afterwsrd removed to his room in Jackson
block DIR. 0tey was summoned and dressed his
wounds. which will not prove mortal.
Sergeant Brown, of the Memphis police, while
conducting prisoner to the lookup, shot and
fatally wounded A. W. Ringwald, who attempted
to rescue the prisoner. :,
Mr.. John OConner, while crossing plank
bridge over q bayou in Memphis, was assaulted
from behind, knocked into the water and robbed
of gold watch. The water was not deep enough
to drown him and he was rescued.
Later Both Ringwald and O'Conner are dead
saiurday night Mr.. T. B. Folger was felei 70
the ground by slung shot and robbed near ths
SPOT where Mr.. 0'Conner was ASS ssuted.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-07-01
ERENCH MEDICINES
PREPARED BY aRIMAULT 4 CO..
Chemists 90 H. 4. III. Prince Napoleon
..a.. H.. PARIS

different medicines the most recent medical
discoveries founded the principles OF Chemistry and The
aptuc They not be conounded with or qusck
their sufficiently indicate their compost
hich has used tEem be appreciated
and prescribed by the Faculty IN the whole world They
widely differ from those numerous medicines advertised In
the public able 70 possible disease
they applicable only bat very few COMPLAINTS The
laws exist In France with regard TO the sale ri
medical and those wnich have und
by the Academy Of MedcLne and have heen
PROVE eacous the hospitals OF in the practice Of
The first eccsl authorized BY ths 0overnmsnt
This fact be for the excesncy Of MesHs
GRIMAULr 20 % MEDICINES
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-07-01

The above statement izss, rue snd Hu.orp
from the books Of the Company
OHAs. BRIGGS, Prssidsns
STATE OF LOUISIANA
Parish Of Orleans, City Of New Orleans,
sWSr TO ana subscribed before this sd day Of hsoh
lsss PAUL ". CoLLENs,
Third Justice Of the PsAes
SIX per cent interest all outstanding Scrip will be paid
10 the legal holders thereof the second Monday Nay next
oHAs BRIGGS. President
Ar CARRIERS, Vice President
TRUSTEES:
Charles BrisEA A. 4 Aoutgensu
Ahk Csrrisre, A Leeourt
Gee. A. FOsdick Frank wuiiams,
e. Brugier, Thomas ByrnA
ChAs Latte John ThornhiI-
John 9. hs1nssn WA. violstt.
p. Anderson, Hugh Macdonald.
Alfred Kssrny, VIM n PinckAr1.
A. Frcriehs, John 8. waik
Geo ". Dunbar, George Poster
K y stoeknsycr, kndrsv Stewart
Gen. W. Hynson- a 3. rothiG
Arch'd Montgomery John Nixon. Jr.,
Henry J. Yes. Ptaxgfo
u har0uese James CALLER,
OhAA Wsishas<, Rudolph 6ieg.
q. 2. Given
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ne More Cod Liver OfI.
IRINlULTH SYRUP OF IODILED HORSE RABISB

This medicine has been administered with the utmost
hospitals Of Paris 1t perfec substitute 70
Cod Liver Oil and has found beneficial In Disease
OF the Chest ScIofus Lymohstic Disorders Gresz Sick
Atony and Loss OF Appetite II
the constitution purifying the blood il being the most
erul deputstse ka0wn t has heen applied wi happy
results in Diseases OF the Skin Further will be found 70
be Of great benefit to young children subject Humors
aud Obstruction Of the Glands.