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New Advertisements.
r. Nelson. Pbvsician and Sur

81 , geon. ONCE at the old stand of 10y &
Nelson. a few doors cas- OF the First Nation
nj Bank, Market street, Warren, O. Having
had q years experience in the practice, in
company with DR.. 10y, during which time
thousands OF cases were treated by me, 1
would state that / will continue to give par
ticul2r attention to all classes Of diseases
For the accommodation of persons from a
distance, by cars or otherwise, l have ar
ranged TO be at my office at the following
From Z to 10 o'clock, 4. NJ; from to
5 o'clock, p. N, ], r. NELSON.
Dec. -, lS6q-Iy,
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Coal! Coal! Coal

Q. II. AN
DEALER in Coal and Slack, by
1.-the Ton or Car. Yard near the Maho-
nIng Depot. Orders can be left at Wilson's
grocery on Main St., Warren. Ohio. Terms
Cash on delivery. G.. H. ANGSTADT.
Nov. p. IS69-tL
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NATIONAL BANK OF WARREN.
WARREN. OHIO. Dec. 3. 1859,

The Annual Meeting Of the Stockholders OF
this Bank, for the election Of directors. and
for the transaction of any other business
which may come before them, will be held
at the Banking house of the Association, on
Tuesday, January 18th. lS7O.
JOHN s. EDWARDS, Cashier.
Dec. 2a-2w.
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50 ACRES OF WESTERN LAND

EOR A SPAN OF HORSEs.-
JIG 1 Will sell for cash or exchange for a good
span Of Horses, eighty acres Of good farm
ing land in GratiOt County, Michigan. Ad-
dress or enquire OF NJ. s. DePUE, Newton
Falls, Ohio. Dec. z, 1859 lms
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A TTACHMENT-

N lAOI1I4EN -
~ Hiram Mowry, Plt'h. vs.. Jesse Hamil-
ton, Dert. Before /. n. Dawson, ]. F. Of War
rem Township, Trumbu1 County, Ohio. On
the 18th day Of Dec, 1853, said Justice issued
an order OF Attachment in the above action,
for the sum Of nineteen and 40-l00 dollars.
By GEO. P. HUNTER,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Warren, o., Dec. ., 1S8e-st.
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~ On Christmas night q German
n~amed1Louis :Widau shot himself in 4
boarding house, in Cleveland. Cause
a disaipated life.
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- All the nominations for Circuit
Judges, made by the President, have
been confirmed by the Senate, except
Pearee, of the Fourth Circuit, and Saw
yer. ofthe Ninth,
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EXECUTIVE MANSION,
III -~n n q nnr ~ 1gS1

The painful duty devolTes upon the Presi-
dent OF Announcing 10 the people OF the Uni
ted states the death Of one Of its most dis
finguished citizens and faithful servants, the
Hon Edwin n. Stanton, which occurred IN
his city at an early hour this morning. he
WAS distinguished in the councils OF the ma
ton during the entire period OF its recent
struggle Tor national e~xistence-nrSt al at
torney general, then as secretary OF war. he
was unceasing In his laborE, earnest and
fearless in the assumption of the RESPONSE
bilities necessary to his country success, re-
spected by all good men and fearsd-by wrong
5oers. In his death the bar, the bench and
The nation sustained great loss which VIII
be mourned by all. AS a mark OF respect 10
bic memory, IL is ordered that the E1ecnIIEe
Nangion and the several departments at
Washington be drsped in mourning, and
that all business be suspended on the day OF
the funeral. z. s. A
The funeral took place stl2 O'Clock, NJ,
- aFo,Ia-
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~ convict in 8 New York State
Prison has fallen hsir. by the death Of
his mother. 10 $4,000. He has two years
vet 10 serve. His name Is Wm- R.
Haight.
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. ATTACHMENT

AJno. Dabney vs.. VIM. Beardsley. Before
!. Z. Rathbun, j. P, Of Bazetta township,
Trumbull County, Ohio. The defendant,
VIM. 5eardsley. will take notice that on the
9Th day Of Dec. 1859, said Justice issued an
order of Attachment in the above action for
the sum n twenty-Seven 1910 dollars. and
the same will be for hearing on the I'D day
Of January, 1870. at 2 p. m.
Dec. p, Is6e-sts
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~ Congress adjourned for the Holt
days, on the I'D, to meet again on the
10th Of January.
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~ The Ohio Legislature meets on
next Monday.
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EGAI. NOTICE

T EGAL NOTICE.
1.-the State OF Ohio, Trumbul County, 81.
In the Court Of Common Pleas. Allen Camp
bell ct al, VS.. Charles Scheidel ct al.
The defendants are notified that the plain
tits, heirs Of Alexander Campbell, deceased,
ave filed in said court, their petition, stat
ing that they are the owners and entitled to
the possession of the following lands and
tenements: Situate in the Village OF Niles,
Trumbun County, and State OF Ohio, and
bounded on the north by the public highway,
on the east by lands Of James Ward & CO.;
on the south by the Mahoning River, and on
the west by lands Of John Pew. That on July
IL, 1867, one Of said plaintiffs made a written
contract with said Charles Scheidel, by which
he agreed to sell, and the said Scheidelt to pur-
chase said lot. for the sum Of $4,000 and in
terest, OF which no part has been paid, ex-
cept 5000 at the date Of the contract, though
said Scheidel took possession OF said premi-
ses; that said Scheidel has left the State and
abandoned said premises and contract, and
that one John Elliott, now holds possession
Of said premises without right, claiming the
right to do so under said Scheidel. Plaintiffs
ask that said contract be set aside and held
for naught, and that the possession of said
house and lot be restored to them, and for
further relief
Defendant Scheidel must answer said Pc
tltion by the 18th day OF March. 1870, and
said cause Will be for hearing at the next
term of said court.
HUTCHINs, GLIDDEN &sTULL,
Dec. %, Is69-6w. Pltfs Att'ys.
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A nhristisn should never plead spirit
uslity for being q sloven. If he be a
shoe-cleaner, he should be the best in
the parish.
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~ Seven thousand SaIons will emil
CRATE to this country next year.
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The rebels OF the Red River country
have promulgated a declaration Of indie
pendence, and formed 2 provisional gov
ernmeHt,
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1869-12-29

A word OF kindness is seldom spoken
in vain. 1t is a seed which, even when
dropped by chance, springs mp a flower.
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InenrabIe Insane.

IheWarren Chronicle very properly calls at
tention TO the condition of the incurable In
sane OF the State, who have been ~renanded
from the Asylums to the ounty Inftrmaries,
or who hav been consigned there without
an effort for their recovery, and ask that the
attention of the Legislature be called TO IL,
at the coming session, by memorials. The
editor, who is q membe OF the House OF Rep
resentatiyeS, suggests the form of a memo
rial, which may be cut out or copied, and
urges that IL be circulated for signers, and
forwarded at an early day.
We hope his advice may be acted upon in
every county of the State. 1t is high time
that this unhappy class ofthe afflicted should
be provided for in an asylum better adapted
TO their necessities than is furnished them
now in the counties. Very few persons are
aware OF the terrible condition Of many OF
these poor creatures, in the poorly provided
counties. Our system Of handing over the
incurable TO the COUNTY infirmaries, is the
worst that could be adopted, as it respects
the humanity OF the case; and in regard to
economy, 1t is still worse. Half the expense
ties. as they should be cared for, would sus-
tain them in a State asylum. And since
they must be maintained, IL is n matter of
no,momentt TO 1.-THE tax payer, whetherh he pays
his assessment under the name OF the county
or state tax, except that il will be lighter in
the latter form. We hope our friend Ritezel
will give his best energies to this good work,
and push it through TO the completion of an
asylum Of proper capacity, n in this good
work, win for himself a crown of righteous
ness, in the lists of those who defend the
AUS OF the helpless poOr.-Ashtabuld Senti-
mel
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
JUST OUT!
CHERRY PICTORIAL TR0CHF

For Colds, Coughs, Sore Throat and bronchitis,
NONESO GOOD, NONE so PLEASANT.
NONE CURE so QUICK.
RUSHT0N 4 co., lOAsroR HOUSE, NEW eRK
Use no more OF those horrible tasted nau-
seating BROWN CUBEB THINGS
Nov. u, lS59-3m
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FIRE! FIRE! FIRE!

FIRE! FIRE! FIRE
ITO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN
Il This il to certify that at the time Of the
IRE on the 18th Of June, 1855, by which 1 lost
my Foundry and Machine shop, I had the
following Insurance, to-Eit:
Lumbermaa'S InSuranee Co. Of Chiesgo-~-e5,oOO
Western Inluranes Co. OF BanalO------.- LOO
Which policies were written by their
Agent, Albert Watson, and through whom
the losses under both policies have just been
paid IN null take great pleasure in teStt-
fytng TO the promptneSs OF these companies,
and recommend them TO all personsfn want
Of reliable Insurance., as perfectly safe, hon.
orRbly managed and sound institutions.
HOMER c. REID.
Warren, Ohio, July Il, 1863.
To peTsolg tcontsaQ Reliable Inulrurce AT
the time OF the IRE on the Plat Of July last.
when my Spoke and Pail factory was burned.
I had 3 policy OF $1,000 in the Lumberman's
Insurance Company OF Chicago, and take
this method Of publicly acknowledging the
fair adjustment OF my loss, and prompt pay
ment OF the same by said Company, through
their Agent, Albert Watson.
c. A. HARMON.
Warren, O., Sept. 10, 1SS9-2t.
For a policy in either Of the above named
sterling Companies, apply to their Agent,
Albert Watson, over Freeman & unit
Exchange Bank, Warren, Ohio.
July "a, lS6e-6m
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~Gold, New York, Monday, Loo
Government bonds steady.
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NOTICE.-The undersigned will
Probate Judge, IL Warren, Trumbull Coun-
", Ohio. on Thursday, the 18th day OF Janu-
airy, IS70 Mt 10 o'clock, q. n, alst OF deaper-
ate claims belonging to h estate OF Martin
II. Latin, decd. A schedule Of said claims
are on file in the Office Of said Probate
Terms Cash. NARY ANN LATIN,
Adm'x OF Martin H. latin, decd.
Dec. ., ls6s-3t.
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O COAL.

A T $3.50 per ton. The undersigned
Ahaving opened a new Coal Bank e
hail mile south Of Ohlton, Is now prepared
to furnish good coal at his mine at the above
rates. II. ID. SMITH.
Dec. 1. lsso-Iyr
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CHERIFF,s SALEM Attachment.

OHERIFF'S SALEin Attachment.
OThe State Of Ohio, Trumbull County. IS.
John Jehue, In Trumbul Common
VS.. Pleas.
John Gibbs, OF. al. Civil Action.
BY virtue of an order OF sale issued out OF
the Court of Common Pleas, OF Trumbull
County, Ohio in the o named case, TO
me directed and delivered, I nave levied on
and shall expose to public sale at the door OF
the Court House, in the city of Warren,
Trumbull County, Ohio, on Saturday, the 29th
day Of January. A. D. 1870, between the hours
OF one and three O'Clock, p. m. Of said day,
the following real estate situated in the
County OF Trumbull, and State of Ohio, to-
wit: One lot of land n appurtenanees,
bounded and described as follows. to-wit:-
Situated in Brookheld, Trumbull County,
Ohio, bounded on the west by andso Of John
P. Kline; on the south and east by Miners
land, and the Chenango Rail Road, and
north by roadway leading from Brookneldto
New Bedford, containing about two z, acres
Of land, being p triangular piece OF land and
known by being the same land sold by Madi-
son Pennell to John Gibbs. Appraised at
$4,000. Terms C1sh. s. NJ. LAIRD, Sheriff.
Sherih7s Office, Warren, o., Dec. g, ls6s-5t.
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[ TTACHMENT-

A
AChristlanar and Martin, Pitts, vs.
Jesse Hamilton, Deft. Before I. y. Dawson,
J. ?. Of Warren TOWnIhip, Trumbull County,
Ohio. On the 18th day Of December. 1853.
said Justice issued an order Of attachment
in the above action for the sum OF ten and
1910 dollars By GEO. P. HUNTER,
Attorney for Plaintiffs.
Warren. o., Dec. =, ls69-St
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~ l. IA GSa
Tor q Year or Lsss
period.
Covenant and all other Cou-)
pom Securities, including 81, 90 perSI.OO0
Bank Bills,
Gold Coin or Bullion. LIS " loo
Silver Coin or Bullion. 200 " 1000
Silver or Gold Plate, under seal,
on owners estimate offul val
ue, and rate subject to adjust fI,o " 1000
ment for bulk on . basis OF
Deeds, Mortgages, Valuable Papers gener-
ally, when ofno liked value, SI,Na year each
or according to bulk. Wills, $500 which pre-
MUM covers the remainder OF the life ofthe
maker.
The Company Is also prepared to Rent
Iron Safes, leach furnished with a Tin
Box) inside its Burglar Proof Vault, the
Renter exclusively holding the key thereof,
at the following rates, viz: SIS 20, 80, 60, 10.
n 100. perannum. Also TO Store Books OF
Accounts. Records, Valuable Title Papers,
etc, at reasonable rates.
Preadent-William Phillips.
Vice Presidenf-Henry Lloyd.
DirectOrs-William Phillips, Henry Lloyd,
William Rea, William NJ. Lyon, James L.
Bennett, Byron II. Painter, Joseph s. NOrri
son. George Black. Curtis g. Hussey.
Secretary Gad TTedSireT-S. =. Ven Bonhout.
lOct- 2. lS6e-Sm.
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The FeEteTa ReseTre Chronicle calls for &C
ton looking to the relief Of the ''incurably"
insane now incSrcerated like criminals or
wild beasts In the nOisome cells of the coun-
ty p~oor-houses. This is a subject having a
prominent claim upon the philanthropy of
the State, nj hou receive the prompt at
tention OF the General Assembly. The treat
ment Of his class of the insane in many
counties OF the State is almost characteristic
OF the age when crazy people were hoggedf for
their frenzy and exhibited for pay. At the
late confiagration OF the Licking county In
Urinary ten OF these unfOrtunateS were
roasted alive and there are recent instances
where others of this class, similarly confined,
have persisted from cold and starvation. We
have ourselves known the insane in these IN
Primaries to be rallied and tormented by the
hour by rude men II boys who thought IL
good sport to aggravate the eccentriclties OF
mad men or women. But aside from such
gross abuses against which the commonest
humanity crses out, IL is impossible in the
nature of things that the insane thould have
adequate care or treatment in the jails or in
Primaries. In many ofthese confinementfo for
q single day is enough to make a san man
crazy unless too hardened or reckless to APP
preciate or care for his surroundings. How
much more unit are they for the poor help
less unatic to whom prompt, tender, vigil
liant treatment in the very incipiency OF his
malady is absolutely necessary for recovery?
We second the Chronicles suggestion. This
is not q subject that will take a powerful and
interested lobby to Columbus, but il Is one
that ought to carry thither such strength of
sentiment as will command and COM
prompt and adequate legislation.-DeId-
tCdrc Gazette.
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DANA'S
MUSICAL INSTITUTE
WARREN, OHIO.
Music Taught In all Its Branches.

WILLIAM h. DANA, PrlucIna
EDWARD A. WRIGHT. seq.
LECTUREs:-Anatomy OF the Throat: An
AtOmy OF the Lungs; Philosophy Of sound,
etc. For further Information address Musi-
cal Institute, Box %, Warren, Ohio.
tA-A Hack at al trains to care for students
and their baggage.
Musical Instruments for sale at the Rooms.
81 SIND FOR CATALOGUE -
Sept 8, l869-tL.
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And noUei hereby iyen thstth whole ofIad several Incts, Losp srtIo Of Lots or a
much hereofa a vii be necessary to pay the Taxes Ind Penalty charged thereon, kill be
sold Tho County, THnWer attheG99rt Hoaie IN aid County q, the ID Tuesday Of
lot shalh ave been ssld or onerdh for sale JAa b. KENNEDY,
Warren o. Do3 IS+f County Auditor.
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WHAT PART.

The Lands and. Lots and parts Of Lots returned Delinquent by the Treasurer Of TTumbr
and described in he KnowingI list viz:
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CRIMINAL.

At the Essex Market Police Cont, Justice
Mansfield presiding. Mr. Hudson, an agent OF the Society
for the Prevention or Cruelty 10 Animals preferred
complaint against Rufus Hofter, the owner OF trained
bear 10. having inserted In the brutes nose. Mr.
Hotter was held to answer the charge.
United States agt. George Bishop.-In this
case before Commissioner Osborn, In which the defend
ant, the second mate OF the American ship Emma Is
charged with the msnsaughterof William L. Philips one
OF the OF that vessel the defendant has given $1,000
bail to appear for trial.
The testimony in the case of Lichtenheim 81
Fink, charged with segar stamp frauds, Is all In ana
Commissioner Osborn is to decide ITS sufciency on
with leyyng black mal on T. L. Ray dstiler evidence
was partially given 10 show abb, and further adj
journment was then had.
At the Jefferson Market Police Court yester-
day. Mrs Mary Reilly OF No 43 Laurensst. commit
ted by Justice Ledwith charge OF selling liquor WITH
out license to mixed gathering Of whites and co3red
liquor on Sunday last John ROpkc Of No $50 BroOne
St; Ferdinand Mayer W No. % Spring ST. john Blum oil
No H2 Prince-st. and Louis Bramson OF No. il west
Houstonst
In the Court of General Sessions, before
Judge Bedford. yesterday morning, trial. which was
commenced on Friday, was concluded, aud two addL
tonal trials held The trials resulted in two convictions
and one acquittaL one sentence was pronounced, anu
two prisoners discharged. Martin Mallory received
in the established the charge that the prisoner had
been put on horse car In IhlrqaNe;;,, near
Thirty rstsr on the Cd inst by C ,nrSo w. S G
leveled loaded pistol at the complainant, IOr
which he arrested. The statement OF c0mplalnant
was corroborated by two passengers and police officer
The conductor stated thai he put the prisoner of the ear
because he he prisOncr was partially intoxicated, ana
probably had been fighting from his appearance. The
Jury returned verdict OF guilty OF SIMPLE assault
Judge Bedford, IN prOnouneng sentence denounced the
conduct OF the Conductor and said that horseear oea
too often rude and coarse In their manners. Inc
Judge said he believed the prisoners explanation that
there was intention Of using the pistol but should
revolver while Intoxicated. The Court adjourned until
IL q. IN. to-day ................
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-03-23
ENGLNEERS ~ TIE NATI.

PRACTICAL WORKING OF GRIMES'S BILL FOR THE
REORGANIZATION OF THE NAVY.
To the EDITOR OF The Tribune.
SIR: There are at present in the navy five
Engineers with the rank Of Captain this bill disrates
TWO OF them 10 the rank OF Commander. There 40
Engineers with the rank OF Commanders this bill disrates
eight the rank Lieutenant Commander, aud 30 to
the rank Of Lieutenant The bill allows Is Commodores
and 50 LeutenanC Commanders, but 1t does not dsrae
the 10 remaining Commodorcs to Captains, or the 80
remaining Lieutenant Commanders TO Licutenants, but
simply stops promotion To those grades untl me pre-
scrbcd limits reached. Bnt wltD the "stan"
their commissions arc as Surgeons, Paymasters,
and Engineers, and do not confer rank Therefore
this bin dsratcs them at once 10 the limits
prescribed by the law aud places the greater portion OF
tho staff Junior young ueOlcers, who were entering
the Naval Academy as Mdshipmen. when they Ghe
sta occupying their present positions as commits
oned officers ranking with Lieutenant Commanders and
Commanders. When an officer has been guilty OF cow
ardlce any hcinOus Ofense his uniform Is torn from
his shoulders What have the many Surgeons, Paymas
ter or Engineers Of the navy who have hohoraby worn
their present uniform through the war, done or what
possible benefit 10 the country, that they
should suffer this deTadatiOnf J,
Erie Pa, March 30, 1869.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-03-23

INFLATED experience and property should he common
Inheritance for the living generation = Currency 10 ne
issued by Government alone. O. Suffrage 10 be eX.
tended 20 all Of mature g. The laws 10 bc eodlhcd
and simphed, and the people 10 receive The right To rat
fly reject the propositions OF their public servants
T. The Army and Navy 20 DO made democratic. g. ON
OF Government receive their commissions direct
from the people aud employees 70 be drawn from the
ranks OF the competent. as Jurors are drawn g. fost
roads railroads and water works mining operations,
canals, postonices, teleeraphs, expresses, &c'
&c, TO be public property ana conducted by Govern
ment at reasonable for the interest of society
To- The establishment OF public workshops 10 furnish en-,
ploynent 10 those willing 10 work H. The extension OF
The Public School system TO al branches Of learning and
the Increase Of the facilities for their attendance: The
following is the 18th article in fun "The greatest degree
of benefit 30 DO realized from combined effort viii How
from the comprehensive union " interests upon the
principle of equality, TO attain which Government must
ultimately absorb ana direct every department OF use
extending the citizens equal opportunities, equal com
pepsatOn services performed, and equal protection
in seasons OF sickness disability and old age" The l3h
section merely pledges the members to labor toward the
procuring of these objects.
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coi-Rr CALEYDARs-Tms DAY.

Is6 ISL ISL 1873 1873 1871 1929 1884, 1881 1895 1884, 54
1876 s4i 1889 1851 1859 1855 PART I-Adonued to 10!
"Wednesday. PAkr III.-Adjouued TO l0l NJ "Wednesday
SUPREME COURT-SPECIAL TERM.-Adjourned to
l0l a NJ. Wednesday
SUPREME T-CHAMBTRs.-Nos 49, 20, SO, So,
lO5 l07 49, I64 1875. 1886, 8a l93 25 2lL
SUPERIOR COURT TRIAL TERM.-Part mos.
721 6t 800 795 5Gg 7a $50 so3 805
PAIR lSO o9o $40 Cos al5 49, a. so 7sS 1 s6 7sz 51S
49, G12
COMMON PtrAs-TRIAL TERM-Equity calendar
PAIR lI-AljouIqcd for the term.
MARINE CoURT-IRIAL IERM-Nos. 2lll, lsll,
97 2 2ls 226 22J 231 2J4 1884, 1893 23o 1890 224l 225
22H 22i7 2l.l Isl , ~
CORR or GENERAL SESsIoNS-IIed by the Hon.
q 3 Best,rl ir Ci,g Juge Court opens II mThe People
cot James MrehanBugsry; ag James MeebanRohberyi
Sane act Cas larceny; Same Frederick boyne
Ob,ung goods false pTetenes; Same agt John
lsepv sane AIT Richard JonesGand icenV Same ag w m H.
Cn,-Obanup goods bY p,eus,s; same agt James Lane
Rec wing stolen goods; agt VIM WofeGraBd larceny Sale
at Chas CLARK aud JAS WTght-LaTreuy from the person