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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-03-22

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Proposals..
OFFICE OF TIE CRY CLERK

OFFICE OF THE CITY CLERK,
WHEELING, w. VA, March II. 1862.
PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT
i this office until 3 o'clock z. N. on Mon
day, March 22d, viz:
For renting the city Scales for the whole,
Snu AIsD pii I1a toL III .s1l
cording to the best interest OF the city.
Also, for keeping the Town Clock in re-
pair.
Also. for hauling coal to Water Works.
mario st H. f. FEENY. CITY Clerk.
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NJ IL slim r,

A large assortment of Bleached and I'm;
bIeAchtd from TO- II. 10. IL. IS, 2Oc. Bleached
aud Uubleached Sheeting Sd, 9.4, lO-4. Lin
en- sheeting OF superior quality 81. 10 =: "A A
Linens, Napkins, Tow lings, &C., of the bsst
quality and ex, eedIngly low prices.
Shirting Linens So, 60, 10. ST.. 81, 81 IS.
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E'orS Sale.

0NE;s5 n. P. ENGINE, BOILER AND
~ Smoke stack. One set of Nail Keg Ma
chinery, all IN complete running order.
VIII be sold separate or together.
For particulars call on or address
PURDY, HOGAN & CO.,
mar1l-2W MoundsVille, W. va.
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For Rent.
For Rent.

CEVERAL NEW BUSINESS ROOMS II
- Grant House BIOck-new addition.
NIaS7tf LEWIS q WOODMAHSEF.
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GENERAL SHERIDAN has recently ex-
pressed his preference for Chicago as a
place of residence, and II is understood
lie contemplates establishing his head
quarters there, whenever it shall he
practicable.
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For Rent:

FIRST RATE BUSINESS ROOM UN-
% D Tel FELLOWS HALL, MONROE ST.
Possession given any time.
,oor11 Real Estate Agent.
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Assistant Assessors Notice.
MAKE NOTICE THAT ISHALL ASSESS
all persons who have neglected To make
IeLuTu OF their Income from the best infOr-
nation l rIII obtain, aud add SO per cent.
thereto II not returned by the Both inst.
ROBERT PRATT,
mRI2I-lW Assistant Assessor.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-03-22

TIE whirligi& of time bring its re-
vcnses. The last time Mr.. Andrew
johnson passed through Lynchburgh,
southern writer's assured the public. his
nose was twenked by an indignant Wiz.
gtnian patriot. Now he has passed
that way again, and Lynchburgh has
given him reception. and an oppor-
tunity to relate tho history of his life,
from the time he bacAme an alderman.
down
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PRINTS,

A largo assortment of New styles. 10. ia
and l5c Buffalo AllapRcOS 40, 50, ~, 1O' Gu.
O1c 81. Pure MOhair LuStres and PopIinA
from 6Octo 81 so Fancy and Black SllkS from
81 25 to So 50 per yard.
BombaZIneS, Grape Batherla' Ale1nnutLA
BILE for mourning.
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WHITE GOODS,

A larse assortment OF all the different makes,
swiss NansOok, Bishops Lawn, Victoria
Lawn, Soft finished JAcOnet, Striped JacO-
nets, Plaid JacOnetS, BrilliantS. Pi1ucs.
Granedein Yelling OF all cOlOrs; Flannels oil
all kinds and prices.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-03-22

THE authorities Of Washington and
Georgetown have asked Congress to
authorize those corporations TO sub
scribe, tho first one million and the Sc
coud two hundred thousand dollars, to
the stock of the Loudon and H&rIpshire
road, which it is proposed to extend,
making shorter line to Cincinnati.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-03-22
The Last Chance.

WE WILL OFFER THIS MORNING 2j
w pieces Heavy Black Alpaca POplIns
at S71[c; ~ do. at 500. These goods are worth
USUALLY lust double what we ask for them.
mQEN j. 3; BHODES q co.
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List of Letters

List of Letters
ID EMAINING UNCLAIMED IN THE
IL Post Oifice at Wheeling, on Monday,
March %, 1850:
LADIES' LIST.
Allender EmmaJ McMullen Jane
Allison MaTyJ Mc6ahey Minnie
BorTnan Louisa MCLEAN CA
Clark Mary Mason Minnie
Charlton Lettls Marshall Catharine
Common Mary Porter Mary Ann
Canigan Mag Plpsr Adelino
Cline Elvlr2 Riddle Margaret
CaSScl Elizabeth Reader Lavlna
Daley Mary Jane Richardson mis- + r
Durand Margaret lsOSelip Pheba
Daily Bridget kinchlOr Hannah
Frost Patcy ROSser Sarah
Fortney E Riggs Minnie
FriddIe DruCillh Read Mary
G lshO Elizabeth Rosnmont Clara
Harris Julia + st Victor Jane
Hogg Ammo Serig Anna
Hal pen mrs q Il Taylor Maggie
Henry MRTy Tucker Lulte
KelsStt DOrcaG Venn0strand LiZZIo
Loveridge Maria Wise = LiAh Ann
Iaunnu Kate Weight AnnIo
LOPEZ &c Work Annie
LorOry Maya Wyatt Libby
McNichols Margaret Miss Mary L.. ID.
GENTLEMEN'S LIST.
Alderman H Kuhn VIM
AndreWaJ Knox John
BOnAm james Low W +
Brum Calvin Lauery Charley
Burk John ManlOn VIM
BaRgs John Markham A II
BurwInkle Hartman May w II
Bendell Harry Miller VIM
Broody Kirk MlnnfOrd Samuel
BOY les Michael MinsnAlI x 3
Black WmH Marshall James
Blake Willie M0gee EbeneZer
Cousick Cornelius McCabe Thomas
Carroll Lewis Mcconnell James
Carpenter James Mccoy John
Curley John Mckinley a
Drake VIM McKuillRn Alex
Drulsy Nick Nicholas Jonn
Drenner Nathaniel newton Nj
Day Nicholas W Orr william
Dietrich " A OMEN John
Donegan Lawrence Ogleby, Watson & Co
DouHherty John Powell John
Davis Edward A PorteTdeld John
Fuller simon Pearson
Gray Samuel Rimble Washington
Gallagher Thomas reeves John
GsHney Edward Robertson George
Garner Charles StanEberyy d Co w II
Hafer VIM Smith Patrick
Hobbs r b SprlgR House Prop'r
HeRly Michael Stamp John
Heckenthorn ChaS Shrodes
Holmes BranllS ShipmAn James W
Hartley Geo Smith Henry
Houston w Smith Capt II W 3
Harris John A Scoheld + A
Hamon Thomas Vogel John 81
arvey Benjamin Walters Jack
Harthing August Wallace James
Hendrlck W u Waitress Z
jacobs John Wells Alfred
G. ]. RAWLING, P. NJ.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-03-22

POSTMASTER General Creswell is
setting his Department in order as
rapidly as he can, considering that his
force OF assistants is not yet organized.
He has taken the special mnil-agent
service in hand, and by an order issued
Friday has dismissed all agents not as
signed to districts and all not under
pay or holding travelling commissions.
He also makes the commissions termi-
nate at the end OF one year, instead Of
being continuous, as now, in order to
secure greater efficiency in the dis
charge OF duty. a number of Post
masters who visited Washington for
the purpose of seeking reappointments
were informed Friday that absence
from their posts would be considered
as proof that they were neglecting their
duties, and they Immediately left for
home.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-03-22

II Is pretty well understood that
George II. Pendieton can be tho Demo-
cratic candidate for Governor of Ohio,
if lie wishes. He has been waited on
by Democratic maEnates, and Il serious
consultation held upon the matter.
The result will be developed i'll due
tiIuo
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CLOTHS, CAssINI EREs.

Satlnets Jeans, Cashmerets, &c. the largest
assortment in the city, to accommodate Mer-
chants and Merchant TAilOrs at Eastern
PricaS, also, TaIlOIS' Trimmings.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-03-22
For Sale

TWO FINE BRICK sTORE-RooMs with
dwellings attached, containing rooms
S9SAISn, with gas and water, situate In Centre
wheeling, on Main street. Terms made
easy SsI;22.,, JACOB HoRNBRoOK.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-03-22
BedcOrds.

eJ reduced prices, Fifty Dozen Hemp Bed.
cords.
uar1I CHAH. II. BERRY.
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TCHE MEMBERS OF THE JOINT COM
i mIttee appointed at the late Legislature
10 Investigate matters pertaining to the
state Penitentiary. will meet at Moundsvllle
on Monday, the 18th day OF May, 1853.
marS-d6wtd JCHN NJ. PHELPS.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-03-22
cure for Incompetence.

To The Editor Of the Cincinnati Ga=Cue:
AS a physician, l am often asked for
the best remedy for relieving the NOR
bid appetite for stimulants in those
who are endeavoring TO break the en-
shaving chain OF intemperance. I'm
fortunate fellow man, read the follow
ing advice, taken from a New York
paper. 1t is the best prescription l have
seen, and If you follow the directions
you will need no other, and be made as
happy as many others have been in our
city, MEDICUS.
''Receipts to cure one of an appetite
for liquor are constantly going the
rounds of the papers. 4 friend who
has tried it gives us the following re-
ceipt: Have steady employment, and
give it strict attention ten hours each
day, except Sundays, and then attend
church service regularly. When your
days work is completed go home and
spend your leisure hours. II your
home is not pleasant, set yourself about
the agreeable task Of making it so.
When you go out to public amuse-
ments take some person of pure mind
and steady habits with you. Under
this pleasant treatment the sight and
smell of liquor becomes loathsome."
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-03-22
New Spring ShaWls.

WILL OPEN THIS MORNING REAL
w Pniseiey Shawls, with white and black
centres; French PRINTED Cashmere ShaWls
mar2S j. 8. HHODES & co.
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~ NEW monthly paper entitled the
Wc$t TiIgimin baptist Record has been
started at Pnrkergburg. It's mission as
set forth by itself is TO explain the "doc-
trines, ordinances, government and
mission OF the church of Christ"
While i. will "ndvOcnte the claims OF
81 common Christianity, and will seek
to promote the spirituality Of the
churches, it Will be mainly devoted to
tho support of tho interests of the Bap-
tiat denomination of West Virginia."
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-03-22

DWELLING HOUSE ON ZANE street.
a near new church, containing seven
rooms. bath room, improved kitchen range
hot and cold water, all in INST rate order
Apply 10 GREER q hAING
iRn5
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Stnnkholders' Meeting.

StOCknOIUBTB H05IIuSs
TIME sToCKHOLDERS Of THE GER
are respectfully invited to meet at
Turner'S Hall on Tuesday, the 9Th Of april,
or eIectin9 Directors for the ensuing term:
marlS.1aW2W F. O9EfSI 9ecEeLaIy'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-03-22
For Sale Cheap.

One 61z inch Cylinder, 20 inch stroke
One Tubular Boiler, good as new.
One D0uble-Flued Boiler, 81 In. by II feet.
One Upright Single Flued Boiler, II in by
10 feet.
Also our three story brick building, 80 feet
by 20 feet, with two lots attached on, Webster
street, Centre Wheeling. Apply to
MARLIN HOBBS, TAYLOR & CO.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-08-21
FROM EARLvILLE,

Samuel T. Stilson, Esq, will remove from
town, himself and family, between now and next
November. and intends to locate at or near St.
Louis Mr.. Stilson is one Of the original settlers
of Earl. He has resided here some thirty years.
He has been one of the trustees Of Earlville ever
since its incorporation, and has been regarded as
one Of its most faithful officers. MIR. Stilson has
had the reputation, during all the time he has
been accumulating his wealth. OF being good to
the poor.
A. j. Green, Esq, has sold out his residence.
and is in an unsettled frame Of mind, whether to
remove to Chicago or remain here. Mr.. Green,
for three years past, has been accommodating
money to the tune of $1,000 to $1,000 per year.
lie now can 80 or remain az be thinks best
Mr.. Green is man Of radical views, but of de-
cided talents aud is q good neighbor and ener-
getic citizen.
HEGIRA FROM EARLvILLE.
William R. Haieht Esq, has rented house
at Normal tc with pla1sshe will soon remove
his family for ths pai6ose II educating his chill.
dren. Mr. Hsiglt 'sonsinue tho banking
bushes. at tNls7tis usual Mrs. Haighss
absence will hs4 SxtaS loss to thelsocistylof
Earlville. Re- wy M uEA InNr1la'
DR.. Samuel Wiley 10 making arrangements to
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-08-21
FROM LELAND.

The METHODIST CHURCH here is again in good
working order, under the ministration Of Rev
]. Huston. There is church regularly morning
and evening on Sunday, and prayer meeting ON
Thursday evening. The attendance is large, and
the interest increasing. Mr.. Huston is a gentle
man of talent, and an able, earnest preacher.
DEATH-Mrs. Ann E. Mott departed this life
on Monday, after painful illness of about one
year. She was about SO years of age, during the
latter part of which she had been consistent
member Of the II. E. church Her funeral Was
attended on Thursday Of last week by large
concourse- The funeral sermon was preached
by Rev. Mr.. Huston, and better, sweeter, more
touching sermon was never preached in our
town. -
The LADIES SEWING CIRCLE meets every
Tuesday evening-this week at Hiram Severy's.
We have also a Mite Society, which meets
weekly.
PERPETUAL MoTIoN.-People may call ours
little one horse, no-account city. but within its
bounds resides the greatest genius of the age.
This appellation is often given to Individuals
who can lay no just claim to it, but If all is true
that is affirmed of our genius, his claim is well
founded; for he has invented, or brought into
successful operation, lerpetual naOsiea. He has
filed caceat in the patent Office in Washington
for his machine, which has now been in operation
about three weeks. The machine is very sim.
pie in its construction, consisting of an axle,
wheels, levers, weights and pulleys, 80 combined
that the weight is constantly thrown on one side
ct the wheel, giving it constant motion. It's pow.
e he claims to be susceptible Of indefinite null
DUPLICATION. He i. so confident Of its practical
importance, that be says he would not give ,
cent to have its perfect success insured. As ye,
he has applied it only in small way TO machin
cry, but in each case he claims it has succeeded
The name Of the inventor is Orson Colv,n, for
uerly of New York, and patentee of the famou.
Colvin Bee Hive, said TO be the best hive in use
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remove his family to Normal also. foe ~ per
poses Of affording bis children the advantages Of
. good school. MA Wiley il one q the quiet.
est and most estinsbls lai1iSs in town, whose
loss viii bs kesnly felt II is understood that
tho doctor win remain and devote his time 70
his profession. The doctor 10 an eminent physi-
sian, and good neighbor and citizen. d,
Col. A. B. Moore has been in town soliciting
the suffrage of our people in aid of his election
Is County Clerk. The democrats cannot 90 in
to caucus Of republicans. If they could, the
Col would carry the delegates of this town oyer
whelmingly. In these times of incompetence
and loose habits, all coed men ought TO give
their votes to such men as Col A. B. Moore.
Barring his politics, any party could do well to
elect him e Clerk.
4 s Az "a. IMPROVEMENTS.
Mr.. Llewellyn's widow has added . wing 10
the dwelling house occupied by his father from
the earliest settlement Of this town, and remod.
elled the whole house, and furnished it in tp-top
STYLE 1t is now one Of the prettiest little Gotta.
ges in town. f@+
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ReW ADVERTISEMENTS.

NOTICE.-EsrATKo OF THOMAS CAssADY, DECEASED.
~ Notice IL hereby given that the undersigned admnistra
Laae and State q Illinois deceased viii appear before the
1St day. October 1854 Court House Ia Ottawa in
said county, when and where all persons having claims
ss against said estate notified attend and present the
same In writing for adjustment.
lated this 18th day Of August A. D. 1859
CATHERINE Cassidy,
spg2l- Administering.
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NEW books JUST RECEIVED
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CTATE OF, ILLINOIS, Il SALE Co.-ss.
y Circuit Court, 70 Norn,ber Term, 1863 IN C.ancery.
mon mon Wssy: IseoS Ensey Gstsanns A Mccarthy Car ny
unknown heirs OF Salvina Snyder. deceased.
appearing from an adavit he in the office OF tho
said s.te and said complainant having MED his bin Of com.
plant In said court the chaucery side thereof the
aih day OF August n. 1854 herein and summons having
been issued thereon according to law;
therefore, q hereby given to said defendants, Mary
wisey William II: wilsey Simon K wilsey, Jacob VIII
sey Catharine A. Mccarthy John Mccarthy Morris D. Will
sey Egbcrt SAyder and the unknown heirs Of Sayna Sny
Ssf that unless personally be ana appear
Court In Ottawa said county the first Monday
OF November next 1852 (when and where said summons
bill the will be taken for confessed against you and
ingly .rt. - CHARLES II. HOOK, Clerk.
OLIvlA c. GRAY, Solicitor auga
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-08-21

HITY TAXE6.-The city taxes for 1852 are now
~ due and tho undersigned requests all persons call
his efce, lover Burke Pay them prompt
w. BY SO doing they win save much time to themselves and
Others. When collectors Ca but
pared e pay and the collector spends all his time even
han OF IT. out OF his once they do not know when where
TO nd him when they Prepared - pay and much time is
thereby lost to them He therefore, cordially invites all per-
sons to call upon him Ct hs 0ce where until 18TH OF
September he vim remain a time during the day also
on Friday and Saturday evenings. WIN. S. EASTON, :
August H-Sni. City Collector.
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TTvO RENT.-A good Two Story Brick House on Otta
Avenue, within ten minutes walk Of the Court Honse
Containing six and good cellar For particulars IN
qure Of mays BURKE KEENAN,.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-11-08

A New STAR.-At Washington Hall,
this evening, Manager Seton presents
our amusenent-loving citizens with
fresh attractions. The we'll known star
of the dramatic world, Mr.. Albert Aiken,
will make his first appearance in his
new sensation drama. Mr.. Aiken's tai
ents, both as writer and an actor, are
fully recognized in all the principal cities
East and West, and his engagements
have been attended by crowded and
fashionable audiences. Owing to pre-
vious engagement at the Louisville,
Ky, Opera House, Mr.. Aiken can only
appear six nights in our city. The Gel
ebrated sen sation drama which has Gre
ated such an excitement in the Eastern
cities, entitled the Witches of New
York." will be the opening piece. We
trust that the theater will be filled with
the elite of our city, for it is due to an
actor of Mr.. Aiken's reputation.
The following notice of Mr.. Aiken
and his drama of the Witches of New
York." we clip from the ST. Louis Post !:
at is but rare that we have the OPP
portunity of seeing we'll known and
recognized author appear in his own
creations, but those who saw Mr.. Aiken
last night car testify that he acted
splendidly, and the fact that it was his
own added greatly to the attraction of
the drama, as might materially be ex.
pected. The admirable productions of
Dickens gain much by his inimitable
readings why not a fine drama when
enacted by its authori"
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opening of the sthree-quarter stretcf
was perhaps three lengths ahead The
Shacklefcrd horse was also opened Out
and he passed Jim before the pole wa;
reached, but Jim proved to be the fast.
est runner and he came down the home.
stretch az a pace Betty West might
have envied. The judges decided that
as both horses ran the heat was dead
heat, and it was postponed until thi:
morning at 10 o'clock.
The two mile trot was declared off, a:
it was found impossible to finish it.
When the pacing race shall be de.
cided to-day we will have reached the
end of as pleasant fall meeting as one
would wish to attend. Mr.. Reynolds
desires the hanks of all lovers of the
turf and that noblest of quadrupeds,
the horse, for the pleasure and sport he
has provided for them. If he shall be
able to get up a spring meeting we are
satisfied he will be still more largely
patronized both By horsemen and by our
citizens. This meeting having proved
so decided success, must open the way
for others.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-11-08

POLICE CoURT.-The only case heard
in the police court on Saturday was 9
charge preferred by Madam L. Stein, a.
she declares she is not named, against
q sweet, mild tempered, loveable, an
gelic creature named Margaret alias
Maggie alias Mag Jones. Mag is light
ming on limb, when offended, and can
say more meaner things in a given time
than any woman in the town. AS a
talkist she is huge success. AS stir,
ist-up of strife she is red hot. Not lik,
ing the way Miss Stein was spreading
herself on Saturday morning, the angel
Margaret went for her, shooting off her
chin at the rate of 10000 words pei
minute. The Stein family couldn't
stand that, you know, SO Margaret was
arrested and fined S. and costs, or TWEEN.
ty days in Castle Faris. AS she left the
court room she could not resist the op.
portunity OF giving Miss Cor Mrs. is it y
Stein parting salute of lowest, most
blasphemous and blackguard expires.
sions a woman ever uttered.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-11-08

OHIO COUNTY CIRCUIT COURT.-State
rs. Robert Richardson alias Robert
Richie. On motion of the prisoner he
was admitted to bail in the sum of $5C
for his appearance at the next term.
The case of the Board of Supervisors
rs. VIM. Cooper, for bastardy, was con
timed until the next term, and the de.
PENDANT recognized for his appearance
at that time.
State against Alfred Mayhem, fol-
petit larceny. The jury found n yer,
dict of guilty, and recommended him to
the mercy of the Court. Sentenced to
ten days in the county Jail.
State rs. Andreas Thomas indictment
No. A. Tried by jury, Verdict $780,
fine and costs. In indictment No. 5
confessed judgment and fined $40 and
costs.
State rs. Joseph Hosenfeldt, selling
liquor on Sunday, three indictments
Confessed Judgment in first and fined
SO and costs. The others were dis
missed, he agreeing to pay costs.
State &c. Mary Gaus, for selling liquor
on Sunday, three indictments. Con.
fessed to first and fined $40. Others
dismissed, she agreeing to pay costs.
Stale rs. August Roettger, for selling
liquor on Sunday, five cases. Confessed
as to the first. Others dismissed, he
agreeing to pay costs.