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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1869-01-01

Our carrier desires us to return his thanks to
the patrons Of THE NEWS for their generous
gifts to him on New Years day. His expecta.
lions on the sale Of his address were more than
realized, and he hopes to serve them as faith
fully in the future as in the past
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1869-01-01

Tax payers are getting pretty thick about
the court house. There win be 4 rush between
4. now and the 10th.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1869-01-01

Samuel 10y, OF Americas, has an advertise
ment in this paper which some folks had bet
ter read carefully.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1869-01-01

Several very excellent communications are
unavoldsbly put over till next week.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1869-01-01

Good, clear mola<ses at the BAKERY. sa-1
cents at the BAKERY. s3-l
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1869-01-01

The Aon-arrival Of paper for the enlarged
forms delayed the issue Of this number At the
regular time.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1869-01-01

B. T..wright has just sold two more Of Nc
Neal& Crban's safes
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1869-01-01
Pure Winesi

Kentucky Whisky, and genuine Otard, Dupuy
s. Co. Brandy, can be had for Medicinal pur-
poses, at BATES & PERLEY's.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1869-01-01

Waskey and Hurst are receiving the largest
stock Of drg goods, clothing, boots and shoes,
hats and caps, groceries, notions, ever brought
to southern Kansas, direct from New York, the
head Of the market, and ask everybody to
call and examine our stock and prices and sat
isfy themselves that 16S Commercial Street is
the place to invest their money to the best adj
vantage. WASKEY & HURST
3T-u Sept 18th 1855
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10000 Pounds Pork Wanted!
For which we will pay from to 10 cents per
pound, in cash. KRAFT DIETRICH
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Two full blooded Durham bulls, four. years
old, six miles east of Cottonwood Falls
51-tf GEO. w. ESTES
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latest StyIcs i'm Cans,

Fur, fur-bound and all grades cloth caps for
Men and Boys, at
1-2 NEWMAN & HOUGuToN'S
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1869-01-01
Billiard Saloon for Sale or Ex-
change,

For real estate, consisting of one table and fix
lures necessary in trst-class establishment.
c.. r. SIPEs.
3S-n Emporia, Kansas.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1869-01-01
bohemian Toilet sets.

bohemian Toilet Sets,
French Wax Boxes, Jewel Caskets, Fine Per
fumeries, and Imported Brushes, at
BATES 4 PERLEY's.
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NEXT SIXTY DAYS,
Regardless of Regular. Prices.

To those owing us, we would say an in
dueement, that II you viii come and pay up
your notes and accounts, that we will think il
the best New Years present we ever had in
all our lives, aud win promise 10 sell you
goods very low for cash until our present stock
i closed out. As to what We intend doiHg in
the future we will tell you in the future, but
we intend keeping somthing 10 pay you for
your Corn, Oats, Flour, and Produce OF all
kinds, with G. W. FREDERICK.
Emporia, Jan. l. 1859.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1869-01-01
Read and ReInember.

B. T. WRIGHT, hardware dealer, near the
court house, 52-3
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NOTICE.

To all totoBs &c may concern:
NOTICE Is hereby given that Letters of
IN Administration on the estate Of James A.
Robbins deceased, have been granted TO the
undersigned by the Judge Of Probate Court Of
Morris county, Kansas. Dated the Bird day Of
December. A. d. 1868. All persons having
claims against said estate are hereby notified
that unless they present said claims within one
year from the date Of said Letters they may be
precluded from any benefit Of said estate and
II such claims be not exhibited within three
years from the date Of said Letters they shall
be forever barred.
s. II. sTRIEBY,
u.s. AdpiBistretOE.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1869-01-01
Wanted.

At j. c. Hall & Bros mink skins and other
furs for cash or goods. Soft
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Fancy cakes for parties and festivals at the
BAKERY. 52-I
$1.25 dozen for prairie chickens at the
Cakes and pies made to order at the BAK-
cry. 5a-1
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Piano For Sale.

A rosewood, seven octave, overstrung bass
second hand. Inquire Of j. z. LAMBDIS,
s soft Plymouth, Kansas.
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Give WRIGHT call for hardware. 5s-s

chimes.
keep supply Of repairs on hand for Nc
COrmick's Reapers and Mowers, and am ready.
to dispose Of them at manufacturers prices,
with freight added. jill CATTERSON,
24-tf Agent, Emporia, Kansas
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StimsOn's concert next Saturday night, will
be ut the court house
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1869-01-01
For Sale.

Mechanics tools at the new hardware store
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Itch! Itch! Itch! Scratch no More.
Who would endure the miseries of this dis
gushing disease, when for the sum of fifty cents,
and by the application of a neat preparation
they may certainly and speedily be relieved
therefrom. Such remedy is the Itch Oint
ment, manufactured by Geo. Leis, druggist and
Chemist, Lawrence, Kansas. Be sure TO ask
for Leis', and take no other.
For sale by all druggists throughout the
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1869-01-01

NEW SToRE.-In to-day paper will be found
the announcement that Bailey & Painter have
opened their new and fresh stock Of staple and
fancy groceries, and are ready for customers
They have bought and filed mp the room late
ly occupied as a meat market, in good style and
their facilities for doing a grocery business are
not surpassed In the place. 1t is useless to
enumerate, here, the articles in store, but we
viii merely say that these gentlemen do not
intend to be outdone In any respect. II is
said that "a new broom sweeps clean" Bailey
a Painter intend to be as new broom. so to
speak, so lsng as they remain in business.
These gentlemen are both well known through
out this part Of Kansas, andthe announcement
need only 10 be made that they are ready for
business, In order 20 bring them large share
.of the public custom. We say to all, 60 and
examine for yourselves. Read the advertise
mept.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1869-01-01

Hardware at wRIGHrs near court house.
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b. T. WRIGHT sells fine pocket knives. 52-3
Anything that you W ant in the HARDWARE
line you had better go to the Cincinnati Hard
ware Store after it. No 1876 Commercial street
If you want q nice GUN and SHOOTING
RIG, go to WRIGHT's HARDWARE STORE, 1876
Commercial street Il-zx
EmpoFia. September ., 1853.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1869-01-01

2, 3 and 4 NewhOuse traps for sale by
WRIGHT. 5a3
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Wanted.

At j. c. Hall & Bros 100 pounds OF pork; al
SO 100 bushels Of corn for which we will pay
the highest market price in goods. 5o-tf
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New GoodsI NeW Goods,

Cartridges for sale Is rs Commercial street.
E2-3
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Many OF the Normal students have been of
spending the holidays with their relatives and
friends in different parts of the State. We
shall be glad to see them again on Monday as
they pass to and from the school. We have be-
come SO used to their familiar faces that IL is
decidedly lonesome without them. The fact is,
we are proud Of our Normal scholars. 1t has
not been our good fortune, heretofore, to meet
more intelligent, lady-like and gentlemanly
set OF students than those OF our State Normal
school. Several of the leading members of the
institution will graduate after two more terms
and then we SHALL miss them for good. Their
conduct both in the school and out of IL beto-
kens for them II bright and useful future in
their noble profession. We wish them the
realization of their fondest hopes, and no
doubt but that the public viii hear good re-
ports from them long after they have bid adieu
to their professors and friends here
. PERsoNAL--Hon. Samuel Lappin, Represent
alive from Nemaha county, Senator Murdoch, of
Usage, Hon. T. H. Walker and Chester Thom-
rs, OF Topeka, and James Pagan aud Fred
Schuyler Of Burlingame have been in town
his week. Mr.. Lappin was member of the
hrst Kansas State Senate, and will b. one Of
the leading men in the next House. Mr.. Muir
dock has been spending the holidays with his
P-eh1s anu oiotnefs anu SISTERS at this place.
Messrs- Walker and Pagan have been paying
their taxes, the latter gentleman representing
McManus, Of Pennsylvania Mr.. Walker has
about $4,000 acres OF land in Lyon county
~Uncle Chester has an eye to corn contracts
for the soldiers, aud Fred. Schuyler of the
Burlingame Mill, has flour on the brain.'
We are glad 10 know that this mill is doing a
fine business, and turning out a number one
article of -four. BY mere oversight Messrs
Lappin, Schuyler and Thomas forgot to call at
our office and subscribe for THE NEWS. The
other three gentlemen could not get along
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Paw UD.-Pay.

Fresh .ral .rris. u IA. Ls.r.
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Itch: Itch! Itch! Scratch no Nor,

Orange rifle and shot gun powder a
WRIGHTS. SPA
New-York tribune., 1869-05-25
CRIMINAL.


At the Essex Market Police Court, before
Justice shandley, yesterday yonng map John Wtteu,
employed as eeik & ~ % @ sIrG OF on i @ OF
embezzling g.
At the jefferson Market Police Court, yester-
day Michael HAYES made ahdavt that on SUNDAY ngi,
attacked, at Twentyseyentli-st. and Eghthaye, by
young man. knocked him down, seized his watch,
and made on His cries attracted the attention OF
officers OF the Sixteenth Precinct by whom the highway
aud says lc old friend OF Hayes, and that he only
intended play him trick lie was held to answer.
Thomas Eagan gave ball 10 answet at Special Sessions
The charge OF having made murlerous attack on Thos
Gbrlde on Saturday last, at Twenty sXtrs and sixth.
ave. 10 IL alleged that ne rushed at aud stabbed
Gnbrlde in tie side. lie pleaded not guilty.
John o. Hencken, was Yesterday arrested by oiieer
John H. Sims No. l25 Pruce-st., and Klaus Wikens of
No lG7 reeurst The cOmpnuaDts state that they have
both employed inc prisoner as hIrkeepeI ana lhat nc
had appropriated their money ~ different times but they
bis employers by their private marks box OF scgars
by Wikeus. lie reinanded 10 tho station house "
await evidence -
Judge Bedford yesterday Louis Blanc pleaded guilty 10
az attempt burglary IN the third degree aud at the
quest Of his emp95 er upon wnoso ed 1 n6 by 3
was utienptcd inc sentence was hlsateu auu no was
sent 10 the PencntiaTy for three months Joseph Aaron
esaGPS, P,son so sor 20 @ g'a Kbecra Fitch beautiful
grl Of q years the daughter Of wealthy PARENTS
MMay Entered The residence Of Mrs Haslett, No.
SCi West Fourteenih-st., and stolen thcrefrom
The only question 10 be decided was whether Il was
grand on petit larceny Hers Is peculiar case Dressed
In deep mourning the tears streaming from her eyes, she
presented ptiabe spectacle, aud yet she has served
term In tile State Prison and ono IN tho PeniteaIy
aud during the latter Of imprisonment She ran
away with and married young Fitch, the keepers son
This marriage subsequently, broken of, but she has
continued her rlferng business and a commission OF
physicians having decided that she is not the victim o
keptomana. but yiciousness her father wealthy man
desired tho Court " do something with her, and asked
Mr. Spencer TO SEQ TO her interests The jury having
returned yerdet Oi guilty OF grand larceny sue Wa'
sentenced to three years In the State Prison.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-25
1rNsAFE BUILDINGS

During the week ending Monday, May "a,
be following described buildings reported the
superintendent Of Buildings Sir. James NJ. MacGregor,
As being in an unsafe conditions:
Dwelling located No - West Psurtl st. unsafe 'front.' aud
,,syty wslh; owned - Henry Hsrrtson
dwelling located No. iSi Oeenest unsafe chineyk
0gPsS boe located at 7ol Fsvs rss rear wall
'sasl ' oe3 Al So o4 West TYbluLst St A unsafe owned
u located AZ No Ca,hernesp AspsrssE yard Of the
Jsng fOa yard VI house No. lLJ Cheut. uasa
's9s seated al Ens (rss unsafe front WALL owned
Io-sted at No Charlton ss owned by Mr. Davis
s,S located at No. "a Chsf 81 owned by John J. JoneL
iSs located 10 70 ClEioa csRod BY Andrew Bieate
b,M .,.w "a ,ec..L..., . o,,o.5 h. lame. Moope,
DwsuS ostsi At No. % CbtrtD owned b. James AoohSy
At VI HudsOnJL upss
,hlnpsV atsye roOf; ewnsd by Heuy HenEsrd
New-York tribune., 1869-05-25
were as follows:
The elearipgs At the Gold Exchange Bar

The cleariugs at the Gold Exchange Bark were 1914,
900, and the balances sl.5)o7ii %.
Government bonds were dull. with moderate demand
for shipment There was good investment demand FOR
Registered stock and roio bonds, but tho ransacous
were generally light Atthe close the market was steady
at a fractional decline in prices
Dispatches from Washington state that Mr Boutwell,
will at present increase his purchases OF bonds Tho
rumor that no woud buy per cent certificates Is with
ont foundation far he has reason TO deviae
from his original plan. and notice Of any changes made
| will be given simultaneously through the press.
State bonds firm Tennessee per cents sold at GO
New bonds C6i; Virginia per cents coupon 90 virginia
New per cents North Carolina per cents s9 North
Carolina New sl Missouri per cents as9i Louisiana
per ccns 73i Railway bonds steady with good
investment demand Bank shares were strong Shoe and
Leather Bank sold at 3O Bank Of Commerce, III; Cen.
tral National, IFS Miscellaneous shares were duh
Quicksilver sold 20; Delaware and Hudson II West
ern Union Telegraph 6i3! Pacdc Mail was pressed Tor
SALE with large transactousi eopcning sales were made
at SiL from which price II declined ~ sat- closing at so
asJI.
Railway shares opened strong and active Eew-YOrk
Central sod at i9iti Hudson l6i Harlem, i52 Reading
opened at 9ai, sold az io0i, closing 1904. Port Wayne
opened 1884, sold 90 49, closing 57t The delay In tho
announcement OF the scrip dividend caused large num-
ber OF holders 10 cell Michigan Central sold at 1894
Illinois Central l8 Cleveland and Pittsburgh 9ci; North
Western Common, 92l Northwestern Preferred, ioji
Rock Island was stronger advancing 70 l21l Ohio aud
Mississippi Common sold atJ5 asst Columbus, Chicago.
aud Indiana Central was in demand advancing 20
Il9.y closing HieA. At tho second call, tho mar
kct was generally firm Fort Wayne was an ex
cepton, declining 10 1861. Michigan Southern was
buoyant selling at iOsl The North shares
in active demand with sales OF the Preferred stock at
1854 aud Of the Common at o. Tho market was active
the day large blocks OF stock changed hands
aud .he bullish feeling continued undated Chicago
and Alton shares higher tho Common selling I59
and the Preferred at 6 At the close New York Central
sold at I9 leland 1874; Cleveland and Pittsburgh
97t Michigan Southern, 1O8l Lake Shore, lost The
two astnamed stocks have been In active demand and
largo purchases have been made upon the supposton
that az soon az the consolidation Of the Hudson ard New.
York Central Roads s perfected, they Will bo taken
In and through line formed from New York to Chicago,
under the control Of Commodore Vanderbilt Tho gen
eral market firm.
The following tho closing quotations Of Govern
ment bonds
New-York tribune., 1869-05-25
THE POLICE SURGEONS AND PATRoLMEN:
The following General Order was, yesterday

issued by Superintendent Kennedy u, , -, -.
meeting Of the Boara he May ~ inst he iohow'ng
reRt wee made 10 the Rnl-s Regulations OF The MtP"
Poe Force and as 80 amended will Je observed bJ the oheen and
members Of tue Force,
Rule 81 to read as follows: "a The Beard Of Surgon' sh, make
80 tht Screen adese skin shan always be IN
attendance and the Board Of ssrgeoAs shall
be responsible the pepce OF tDe ohes oi Re oso
R on IN rad AZ follows 81 When transfer made Of mem
ber attached 70 bis District the sggeOn sha immediately report ia
N6ne 10 the surFeun the District 70 Which tue tTsn made
whether bss heeA ls by sickness With The disease
the @ aud particularly As required IN
the mouth reports to the Jhi1 Clerk" =. M.
Rule IS 70 read follows: 9& He shall reside IN his Surgeons Dis
ct unless Otherwise allowed hy the Board Of Metropolitan Police
Rule read follows: | WheO member Of the Force shall
be transferred Precinct District the Captain
shall Of such transfer the Surgeons respectively OF the dis
trict IRON which and 70 which the uAusier is made"
the meeting Of the Board the following resolution
adopef which viii gve special and particular notice 10 each
member Command and in Of violation will make charge
in due form:
Resolved That members of the Porc prohibited from applying
10 druggists uIcep Police rgons for medicines to 10 used
By themselves aud fn keeping at the Satonouse or carving on
their persons tdenss uu suh medicines are prescribed IN
each L Police Surgeon violation of this resolution viii sub
jee ths offending party to fne dismissal from the force"
JoHE A. KENNEDY, SuPsiltendsnt
Gao w DuEs IbSpertor
New-York tribune., 1869-05-25
CIVIL.

Tn the Supreme Court, General Term, by
C1erke r. j.. IDgraham and Pcckham J. j. the follow:
ng decisions made: In re John NJ QuackenbOss ard
others the order appealed from should bo modified by
striking ont much relates 10 Southwck as Executor
leaving order only affect hs acting Trustee
under the will, and 80 modified To bo affirmed.
The Staten Island Railroad agt. The Village Of
Edgetrnfer.-ThIs e. action In tho Supreme COurf,
Special Teru before Mr.. Justice Barnard by the Rail-
road Company 10 restrain the Village Of Edgewater from
assessing general tax OF s75O their personal prop
ery and school tax Of $50 their real and personal
property With regard 10 the first tax they say they
have their Office in NewYork, aud therefore cannot bo
taxed on their personal property except IN NewYOrk
aud that their personal property does not exceed their
deb and that therefore they have nothing tn tax As
the latter they claim that the power Of the village
money by is limited 20 $4,000 Aud that the
school s without authority Of law being beyond the
$4,000 The defendants clam that The limitation applies
only the general aud not TO the school tax and that
they have authority 10 raise school tax beyond the
other The Court ruled IN favor OF the plaintiffs, grant
ing the Injunction
New-York tribune., 1869-05-25
THE COURTS.
Gzo. W. DnKs, Inspector.

THE ANDERSON ALLEGED EXTORTIoN CASE
.1 . DISMISSAL OF THE CHARGE.
In the Court of General Sessions yesterday,
on the opening OF the Court John H. AGhoD esq., coun-
se Of T. j. Anderson and read the following afida'
Wit after filing tile the motion TO discharge the
bail was granted by the Court and without opposition on
the part Of the people:
cir and County Of York Edward Anderson beng sworn
Joseph Downg Police Justice on the
18th Of April 1863 about o'clock ahsvt made b
Hyman wherein depouet charged With ohaung and
drawing the River Savings Bank the OF go the property
Of John HJmar, w0ngy aud without tuthov ana vas e
PEELED bail IN the Of e0O 70 answer ANY
indictment could he The evidence o SAID Teresa ny
tv presenting facts constituting o1ene or
Of this State the common
April 1862 deponent employed
bad arrested aud committed bT Jnce snanl
Of abandonment preferred sganst bin by sad trrsA
to- 8h daT of Aprl
proper by check the East River savings But
which referred 20 10 the compliant ana pToce
nau obtaining of from SAID ohh
Hyuan with 81 the BAk the sgbAine m tue o,A
John Hmau lesed bT Joseph Breck hoaT puho
and AZ the time mab made affidavit that ne vas
certain bank book Nhh be handed 70
r,hsr tha Ls wished Of to 'be dponer' S
thea drew and obAned from ti ba
said eheek Hgrced Ihat dep9neuts e
John Hruan died gt Of the b OF April and e" Gays
this Illegal and malicious charge H IN VIZ
p. that M prevent from showing The tcts OF
s case Deponrut ths this charge dismissed BY the
d Jnrr of this the m day of NAY b9 sud be asks
by discharged EDWARD AhDEbsOH
svorB before me The 2sd dsr " MAY. 1863
CHAI PATTERSON Hotsrv Pabhc City snd County ON l.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-25
THE STATE OF TRADE.

D
LONDON Msy l mCosos opened At 99i Tor none, nd sI
ASA the United FTeTwehlJ bonds Bos
6rini BFi-, ~, Ilibois. vi
LIVERPOOL MsT2fIls mCottnu opened quiet MAdinS Up
lands ID; MddBl Odean lllt The Gales Of lie
at 5000 bales Wheat easier but not quOtabJ css CON- 21 pei
quarter for New Mixed Wrst
HAVKE May ~ 9-CottOD opened quiet
zti 93l;
United states FyswrL9 bOEds 7s Stocks 6rn Erie sj Illinois,
eik
LyExPooL May y2s-l m.PrOVslou DALI Spirits Peroean
81 y galOa. u
LoNDos 2lSugar bnoyAnt spot at s ev "a, yo
Il Dach Ssssdard astys Tor DO oEoat Tsow. 43f est
May A4:O m.--COHsos ced AZ vi; for hath uoney
and 0ne states weutT Bonds M and ,s,dv a IL
stocks steady Lrie. iGi; Illinois 81 - ' "
FRASKSoRT Msy 2Uhisd Five Twenty Bosds s tr ths
sus Of 1862 -
LIVERPOOL mey 2-4:30 n-Cotton closed hlt Midlng p
Auds, M Nddag Orleans ll sales ot The dAy 1910 Ia ca
Lard, 656 percst 1sllow. 439 rer est -
LONDON. Nav A-Sugar quiet. spd aaest
CacHtta Linseet 81 i6. -
ANTWERP Nsy -PslrOlsum snser %sl faScs for SsD.rd
New-York tribune., 1869-05-25
COURT cALENpARs-Tu1s DAY.

SUPREME CoURT-CmcUM-PAR Mos. 3620
75l 1919 ilz1. 6l7 l25. 1893
SUPREME CouRT-SPECIAL TERM.--NOs. 8J9, 40,
J9J, S9 go 40l, 42, 46J, tC4, 4JS 4OG
PgPREME CoURT--CHAMBERs.--Nos CO, 60, ca, 81,
100. lo5, l9. 100 l25 Call, IN -
SUPERIOR COURT-TRML TERM-PART Mos. 917,
e8l yLl 65 Sasi Ia 500 660 no. 8I 95 28 3 9J 1857 P1RT
OL n > - = ~ -..r.' - ~,
COMMON PLEAs--TRtAL TERM-PARr Nos. n,
100 ll5, ll3, lJ6 49, le8, l33 ISL - - '-'
MARINE CoUkT-IRAL TERM-Nos 2el7. 1850.
n49 2Dz4 2Bi 20 lgIl 2e 29I1 ys soS 9
2392. 2994. 1895. 800. 3OOL ' -'0''
Court or GENERAL SEssIoNs-The People act.
HJAm Bkralns robb-ry patnrk sHy burglary Jo,sp Bre en-
.na James smith burglar Daniel Ri oued' bstsry
John Phillips onogs issau sHi batstyi HenrJ CareT
asssnt and battery Floyd Fnk gand csny seTsn ETnd
laeBy JObs Grum rand sIeeHr; hAda Marta kIJ
PERU