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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1869-05-07

4 GENERAL AUCTION.
~ AND
COMMISSION BUSINESS
The Undersigned, under the firm and styieot
PECK & CUSHING
having taken the large and commodlous store-
room of Mrs. B. Bolen, at the corner Of Augusta
street and Spring Alley, in Staunton, forthe pur-
pose of onduetipga
General auction and ommissi0n Business,
solicit co~nsignments of all kinds of Goods and
Produce, to be sold either at auction or private
sale, at reasonable charges. Hsflgs7
Sales ofallkinds ofproperty attended eitherin
town or county Fl. II. PECK, F-f
Jana. 1867. E. CUSHING.
UPRING AND SUMMER GOODS. aoia
y We have just received a large supply of
Spring and Summer Goods, consisting of all the
late Styles of Ladies' Dress Goods, Trimmings,
Buttons &C., of every grade. n1E
Our stock of Cloths, Cassimeres, Linens and
Boys wear is complete.
Our entire stock has been selected with CARE
and will be disposed Of as LOW as a good quail
ty of goods can be sold. All we ask is an exam
ination and respectfully request our friends and
the public to give us a call.
T.. WITT h BRO,
Main Street Staunton Va.
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ALEX. II. II. STUART, ORLANDO SMITH
R. D. LILLEY, "HoS. @. ELDER.
CTUART, LILLEY & co. H'
REAL ESTATE AGENTS, ea
STANTON, VA,
Offer their s%eryices for the sale Of Real Estate of
every description, in ali paFts Of Virginia, especi-
! ally in the
VALLEY AND PIEDMONT DISTRICTS.
We wish only the control ofsuch lands rs ow-
ners are really DESTROYS ofselling atfair prices.
Wemake nc charge for advertising or showing
lands unless a sale be effected.
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BY sALLIE F. WALKER.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1869-05-07

4 n. SIMPSON,
N. Having taken the old
office of Dr.. Donaghe, on Main Street, opposite
DR.. Chapman's Office, is prepared to Manufac-
ture
LADIES', MISSES
AND CHILDREN'S SHOES
of all styles and Of the best quality.
Having fitted up a neat room for the accom-
mediation of his lady friends he will be pleased
to have them call and leave their measures for
~sfaotion, as usual, in each and everyinstance.
+ Feb. 2].'6S-tf
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100 TONS PURE GROUND WINDSOR
HUI PLASTER. Charlottesville Mills, J
for sale by P. B. HOGE & BRO. "
MARRIOTT.
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Professional Cards.


WYNN. CHAPMAN, D. D. S.
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Business Cards.

Special attention called to our stock of CASH
meres.
Ginghams, Ladies Hoods,
Cassimeres Nublas,
C~assinet, Gloves,
Blankets, shaW!s,
Hoop Skirts, Bal. Skirts,
All Wool Carpet, lnsertlngs, Edglngs,
Merino Vests, Collars, &C,
Pocket Books, Hosiery,
Domestics, Furs.
The above Stock we are determined to close
out at cost, to make room for a Spring stock
Call and examine our stock.
feb5-tf GILES & FORRER.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-03

that in spite OF their COunses opinion in which the exc
cutOn Of the dog laws Ia declared TO be the duty OF the
Mayor he still considers that branch Of the City Govern
ment portion of the duties OF the Board He bases ms
opinion Sec Il OF the Act creating the Board IN when
il is declared that the authority duty, and powers
whether given by any - or by any ordinance Inade
Hereunder heretofore tVr the purpose Of prcservhE
protecting life or health, preventing dsease co
upon OF now belonging TO or Oeing exercised by ,,4.
the Mayor and Common Council OF either OF salu Sm I'M
are hereby exclusively conferred upon, td an the
hereafter be exclusively exercised by. the Aforeso ~
Metropolitan Board Of Health"
The STREETS .-..S. ~, .Iar,s
Controller Connolly has begun the i Tenslon
FOR the awards OF damages IN the matter % Sa tbe
Of Church ST.. and the street of several
streets. - ,,rnosrrs
Tho cs. c,herisin announces that he has paid INTO
the Civ easnry las interest on the moneys belonging
- ~ -, "a Connty In his custody Tor the month OF
3c Th. added to former deposits OF SIM
;1y makes total OF t35,29O "A to this account
New-York tribune., 1869-06-03
THURSDAY, JUNE g.. 1869.
stroyed. the owners sustaining loss of O The prop

Groyed the owners sustaining loss Ol VO. Aho p"p
erty insured for 81 800.
PATERSON, n. J.-Dr. Quinn returned yes
terday from Ireland Another locomotive was sent rom
Rogerss shops yesterday for an Eastern road Erie
Company has caused the arrest OF IL boys, WHO jump
aboard trains at the Paterson depot Two new ooat-
houses 10 be built on Dundee lake mary nara
arrested and held to bail for keeping dsordery
house. The Dale Company have Introduced number
OF looms for the increased manufacture OF OI0ad
silks Paterson dry goods advertiZe American slks
a speciality and inducement large order mas re-
Gently been received from Immigrant colony In kan
for thrown" threads for Weaving Yelyets Io-
cent ransOrm caused great damage to the rlyerdsms
THE City still persists In refusing the exOfOltant Ge-
mands Of the Gas Company ard citizens complain Loudly
OF the poor light afforded by tine kerosene lamps.
MOUNT HOLLY, n. 1.-THE inquest upon
the bodies OF Charles Patt job Gaskel, ana John A.
Saler, who were killed BY the boiler explosion on the
Camden and Burlington Railroad the 2st OF May was
concluded before Coroner Love on Tuesday. Experts
brought from Philadelphia to give their opinion as
the strength and safety OF the boiler which exploded
They the opinion that. Notwithstanding the Tact
that few nuts ana stay bolts broken, the boiler
was In a dangerous condition. The jury rendered a
verdict 10 the effect that the boiler In weakened
condition caused by the breaking Of some OF the stay
bolts in the rebox but from the evidence the jury
believe that there outward indications OF said
bolts being broken, but sad defect could have been dis
covered before the accident had proper examination
made"
New-York tribune., 1869-06-03
EIoPENENT EXTRAORDINARY.

Mrs. j. Hallock, the wife of a worthy and
esteemed farmer Of Worthwhile, 8. L. eoped few nights
ago Win Sulwell Raynor, man in her husbands EN-
ploy leaving behind her several small children whom
she always appeared fondly attached Nrs Hallock it
appears LEFT home after her husband had retired and was
driven 20 SreenpOrt distance OF 20 miles where she
was met uy htghor, aud the two took passage IN a
Steamer lOr CVh9eeuout They took with them a large
sum OF money DeOngug 10 Mr.. HAnOck ard also quAn.
y OF goods hhch they had previously concealed In the
woods The lacy has heretofore enjoyed az exceleat
reputation, and stood high IN society and sh. vas in
bad health E Is but charitable suppOse thar she Uas
laboring under temporary insanity. Raynor Ia sald
70 DO worthless fellow, and leaves wife and several
children.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-03
rHE sPoRTsMEN,s CONYENrION.

SYRACUSE, n. Y, June 2.-The attendance at
the sportsmens Convention to-day was larger than yes
terday The sports Of the day were inaugurated By
.aCasting Of The Fly the first prize for which was
awarded 10 Seth Green Of Rochester distance q feet and
ne second prize 10 George J. Ostrauder OF Syracuse
distance As feet The special trapshot match between
II BOcar6us Of Illinois and j. Ward OF Toronto then
fook piace M 30 birds for eco side Ward by
bird In the State trap-shOt match Robert Newell Ot
Burtlo took the rst prize T. Hudson OF Syracuse the
Secrnd and G Felt0n OF Buffalo the third. The day
closed with special double match between H. Bogardus
and Ward against L. Newell and George e. smith, Tor
80 side az 40 rises The former the winners by
ive birds Toe annual supper az the Vanderbilt House
tonight was sumptuOus affair. special match be-
tween BOgarus and ward for 100 birds 50 side, is put
down for Friday. and Thursday afternoon the repre-
seutayes Of the Press viii engage ~ match. The pro
Cramme for tomorrow consists Of slusetrap double
trap, aud special rife shooting.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-03
CITY AND COUNTY AFFAIRS.
THE BOARD OF EDUCATION.

THE BOARD OF EDUCATION
The Board met yesterday afternoon, President
farremore In the chair Mr. Wood moved a recOnsidera-
IlOn of the committees. inasmuch the minority Uhe
Repubcans had not the oharmanship OF single one Of
them. Lost.
The Finance Committee reported that the aggregate
austons made upon the Controller date, account
OF the school fund for the year, slooOoO which
together with the balance OF the with the Cham
bcTsin the Isl Of January last the warrants
drawn IA 1853 exclusive Of the OF 500 with
.ld by the bank s36S52 lOl gives the amount available
20 date meet the payments required, Of asa 10
me amount OF warrants drawn 10 the lst inst since
lar az January Is SlS,SiO 81 leaving balance 70 meet
tsr payIneuts Of only S2s2 70; that the amount re-
onSed ior al purposes for the month Of June win be
ont tl5 COO and the Committee concluded their report
.1th resolution, which Was adopted requesting the
troer 10 place TO the credit OF the Board the Of
$4,000. ,,.... .v..o,,sa =. ,.,-. -, -,
counts OF Clerk Of the Board rom the st day OF May
20 the 2sth day OF May lees
NIL isssBsunes With tie cty Caanbsrn at he Bf'ad
ssr s59ool q
uepSsd ssss By shs 5lsoo %
S''''"' q
wirr.ua su,ssaDaius Nay les. sisi@ g
Bail satiantnF ............'.'''.' S+44
vss-.u.. ar.ss ios nsy - May "a s55s6o4 $
NsTssis suistAoe HS. ..'..'...s's...' So q
fasd..............................t .tIS<IS ="
Tosa psynsEs s5l3ss1
Lssvag Aaanes ths Beard o. .......... s3sllt .
Resolutions we're adopted recommending the teacher
whom the Health Board have intrusted the duty Of
areinatng all persons who desire that operation
performed Ihs OGm@ss ,S & On TIE appointment Of
HenTy Mcneil OF Grammar School No. 50. The report
Tas adopted, and the Board adjourned.
THE BOARD OF HEALTH AND THE DOGS.
Mayor Hall has informed the Board Of Health
New-York tribune., 1869-06-03
lAnnO1nesnsnB

4 correspondent wants to know what kind of
broom the yoasE ady used Wben she bach the
brou We doa ksOs and 'bOant
DID oT urt,ak queries Of practical and useful
erespouieh Who presume gentleman bad
bes; snd poputr halter n the city voa
pity iul gu1e4gJ ahsssed KSoI Ne 19 BrOduaT,
VI F-l0l-tL
New-York tribune., 1869-06-03
LATEST SHIP NEWS

ARRIVED.
Steamship Brurs;'s. Hove Phl'isghr, ndse anf PASS
St~afn,I. 10 UI-gJ. Juhus0u. Portui. mtse. All pass
Si-sn,- , Nsrel,. Behrse Bosiau ndse. and pass.
Sty ssl Elirlye. Baker. Manila Fsb. 3 ndse
Br. George. pndi. Cielusga - iayt. n0Aisea
Brg YsBfee BLADE. Saith. Binbsthport
SIR D,.n Lirf. Sssbera. sc DAYS navh stores
Sclr Wm u .a CTosei, Boston dars. hnsseL
Seir A.. n C. smih Harms, Georges Baot' aia
Sehr Mar La g4o1. PIakhsu. E0C klth1. hGe-
SctT Mar Peter Potter, Naaaetst. saa.
SER Osgrar. CrUslev. Caas. lulJsr
Setr Plta Snail Labsc sto0ta
Scar Cbr0noIa-tsr. Wa. taAs, lunber.
s.oay Julst Ftoh. Nautuetsi Ssh
sl0op Al10zO0k Fteb. Ssntarkei tsh
.rHaoSEAs-KlvEE
wu P,us Bridgeport wm CoIysr Gearr,iops. s. c.
Hattie CoiUus N-s-H -HATsE. Nelly Potter. Baltimore
LHrr J01es Nortport h1ue Nsrrte3 Dciasne
B.-j strs-z Pror.lsnce Geo. P TrEs. Cap. Ana.
Strih J. H.rt Nsr-Itveu. lie 5fPi1es ElrE1A
Wuo- Harp Providence. AasE S1eparl, GsorgsioEu D. Z
Mar car S~x.H .Hav-u. j d. ingTukaE PliiaisgbA
wa. GtIau. Poria11. @ J l. AdkiEs. VryHL
CI.1i Eausaat Daniel Holmes. AeEanfriA
Ga.-..- Ra-yo1 EHIihs;lp0rt Wa TuN,. yrpliL
Jobs ALtr >Hltl Allu5. p. +. simpson, flfElllA
30 ',4r Sl1ryti-, virginia
Rlllbou, .lalcilggrL A g. fsAse, ForaApd, -
SAILED.
Stsau Liverpool; sariEossA ir
Char-.tan sagW stsf-f. Jr Liverpool BrgH H. sea1ey
fJr W. .1-ri9l, - c.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Srsi0ypoS Jlus 2Ayst sclrs hai, Caabin from No1pon
f Nsrailh Tr5bs f1l PAia-ef fta ior NofHch Hz1sn
from NtriarE sailed srlr. Mara FsmIlg km-s, O.
M1i Mss Boaiar, Al Ch r. saekEsy. Dr As~l0ft
Clarssa AIss for S-~-lilvsa
WLssofos e. Jals rssn,hps Faults as1 RsbseeA
CIrt. fo Nssl0rt James A Cray. ol bAiEofe IIsired
CElEis.Toy Use lS 81 ,,saa,sp MaruoE, for
Jsus tArre tslusls Si yaclio isd snts'ie
@ Y5fs S0b Post au BaiEofs' sehr AlsLIa Ne. i0Ih
sailed. Eupsrur i0r = Jolas
FOREIGN PORTS.
s0rrHErToS Jshs 2The IeaEisV Sss I0fI from SsEi0Tf
MAJ y trrirsl a. itls port 90 lsT
New-York tribune., 1869-06-03
ABBOTT'S INHALING FLUID,

Per TIE eure Of Thott LgnE tsetsss Is psia-JSLkB AMI
OTHER KNOWN TO THE PROFESSION IL is PbynsogeIl sd
th,upeuaeal sse all fzhssg remedies bsrs 1s
pub Il sot palliative sny Of The tern bat epeae'
DlssoLyTSG THE TUBgRCULAR DEPOSITS IN TBE LCEos.
AND THUS ENABLING THEM TO THROW OFF THOSE CEODE
sEMI-ORGASIZED BODIES
G.n. re1ss ass sersFsaisd q hyEsse 1stssre'
Ar, At The san. tn. eloBs sb eaTs rsiaf 'u ns
on,r.d sres ay s sseed 70 heal AID THEREBY EFFEcTA
COMPLETE CURE
EIaarLous By approved ius1is az h ti
,, gueh 5. ,hovns tse sIt oostnOs assese p& Ne
charge ualsss the patient taxes treatnsut
PsouI tag By letter required . answer h' S sssr
tors b. ubh the disease froEn Per 10 81 gss
ous node ke call t1esf = VAN HUhhELL'
n D.. No ls West P0srtststh-Et Nsu.Yorf.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-03
HOME NEWS.
THR WEATHER

REssEEs-Aorniug-Esy eaay % ~: G,sre.t ron Io d
esst 10 cloudy from 4t5 ny from u to 3IS haa
ron $40 BTsBagoTsreasi n 9: eoadI $685.
overcast 1880; slightly cloudy l1o RGH deDsh l5th Of A.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-03

HAGAN's MAGNOLIA BALM.-This article is
The Of BragIV Isis What Psthonabe Ladies Acsssi
GHt proaee that euTAI dI9ag1
10 much admired 10 Ibs Gre les Of Fashion.
all UlGghty B0hes RdusfS Prsfss Tan sunburn,
nd sscts Spag "is All gives The CompsIon bo0n g
tecy Ind No Lady uho VAueI tne
CoupeIou the Magnolia Balm. Is s bay Of
r,pee,Abe tsas Depot Ne q PGrEroH, T. Uss
Ivan kstEa r5uf Tor the
New-York tribune., 1869-06-03
NEWS OF THE WEEK.

NE WN UF 1HE w WEEA.
AN UNEXPECTED TRIBUTE.
I'm THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
OF JuSg2
POLITICS AND POLITICIANS,
See THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
OF JuSRl
IN MEMoRIAM,
In THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
OF JUNE 4
POLITICAL ECoNoMY-LABoR-PR
I'm THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
oP JUNE .
BARON BOZ.
See THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
OF JUNE
A KINGLY CROWN,
In THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
OF JUSga
"PRIBBLEs AND PRABLES,"
In THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
OF JUSEL
THE WoMENs PARLIAMENT
In THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
OF JUSEl
A NARROW ESCAPE FROM DEATH,
See THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
OF JUSEA
CINCINNATI AND SOUTHERN RAILROADS,
In THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
OF JUSE a.
NEW PUBLICATIONS
THE ADVENTURES OF TWO GHOSTS.
In THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
OF JUNE l.
AMYS LOVE LETTER-A POEM,
In THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
OF JUNE 4
THE HOLLY-TREE-A POEM,
In THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
OF JUNE
BrsrS Reader Of Tss Daily Tribune 'ho~Ed SSb-
scribe for The Weekly TTiSnss to FiLs.
GENERAL NOTES,
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OF JUSBA
PRESBYTERIAN COUNCILS,
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OF JUSsa
THROUGH TO THE PACIFIC,
In THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
OF June
NEW UNCONAIERCIAL SAMPLES
By CHARLES DICKENS,
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OF JUSss
POLITICAL,
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OF JUSEl
WASHINGTON NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
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OF JuSEA
RELIGIOUS MISCELLANY.
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oy JUNE L
THE INDIANS,
In THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
oF.JUSg
THE NEW-YORK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
A NOBLE ACT,
In TIE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
OF JUsR l.
Aoss ~ho here Lend, for Sale shosIS .sGssrfd's -
Ths Weekly Trfb~"s.
EDITORIAL NOTES.
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oP JuSEz
DOMESTIC NEWS.
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OF JUSB
FOREIGN NEWS.
see EHn wEEKLH TRIBUNE
oR JUSB
CUBA.
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" JUSE 4
THE DAY OF THE DEAD.
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OF IusB l.
THE HUNTERS POINT FIRE.
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OF JUNE
TIE TURF.
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OF JUEE2
.G&ssrfII. Is Ths WsskIv TriBuss<. HS
CSreaLsfsSs Do Greater nb~s fA~s
Of ssB oGhsr !Ts@spspsV.
THE FARMERS CLUB on
INSECT PESTS,
BEST MATERIAL FOR MILK PANS.
SODA WITHOUT POwDERING FOR IT,
SOUTHERN STRAWBERRIES,
CULVER on COLORADO.
AN EGG TO MATCH THE CABBAGE STORY,
PLANTING CORN TOO EARLY. &c,
See THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
OF JUSR
Dealers ~ SssGs aaS PLasfs sAssIS .ESssTfIss Is
TAs WsshIv zrfSuas.
AGRICULTURAL FACTS,
In THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
OF June L
SPIRIT OF THE RURAL PRESS,
In THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
New-York tribune., 1869-06-03

Go to TRAPHAGES, HUNTER g. Co.,
SoI 3gS, 100 anl 402 BoEEEI topPoIEs sIihIt n. ~
for MENG BOIs CHiLDKENs CLOTHING
New-York tribune., 1869-06-03
THE
NEW-Y0RK WEEKLY TRIBUNE

printed large double netan Sheet uakng ssi Pss,' o. az
broad Il tie imposni Editorial pab'ssdia
TSIsuSH those Of srsoeA Interest A0 ssAT
Ia4 nsEsnos Reviews " tie s Interesting hd up0'
BOoEaj the Ls,ts1 ron hs eoPs Of eoTforAss 's'
received By Tssgnph hon WasAsoa, ari al ether A
tie soaHJ summary of al important Intelligence tai ely asa
sshsrs synopsis the proceedings 0f Congress and STATE LesHA
urs shea in soa the Forsga Ness received By 81
Reports Of tie PtOesesg q the FansTs Club u s AseAs
usuue Tabs Fruit HouturAl and Ayhentufaa
fnstoa essential 70 eaaliy reslebu Soef, Fbne Cle DV
Goods Report, sias both ' tAs A. eo
Ssas altogether tie nosi Vl!aab nsef1sag asa ia'f-n''
NIEELI EEvsPAPAa pubisssa Ia the sef[
FaH Reports d Gastas Faus Caa TIE van
Afrsusa RsBon each number eay ~or'- JAr' sa'
ItuguSA -,
PRICE 5 CENTS. ...--
FOR SALE BY ALL NEWSMEN,
By aa1 81 per JsaL Tsrss cash la'ihes Aiiis'
TAX TRIBUER Es~Tsh
New-York tribune., 1869-06-03

i0f MENA b0Is lhl IHlLDKENt JLJThNG,
Housekcepers who desire pure White Linen
aui Cotton oh PILEs o. K Sod BY GrOeers
generally.
SCHOOL BOoKs.-BROUGHTON & Wy
No. - Bbsisuss Keep the largest I1d best
New-York tribune., 1869-06-03
ANOTHER RANK CHECK FORGERY.

On the 10th of January last, Mr. George C..
soren OF No Rectorst made oath before Justice Hogan
that on october TO- 1868. Thomas J. Radcliffe called on
him and presented draft for slSs purportnE TO have
been drawn BY McCun. Holden & Co, bankers on the
Home Rank of Bloomington, Illinois, aud made payable
10 the order Of Samuel Strauss at the PARK Bank IN ts
city. The draft bore what purpOrted 10 be the
eertlfcation OF the Park Bank, aud the IN
dorsement Of Samuel Strauss. supposing u
genuine Mr. soren cashed II without ques-
ton He subsequently ascertaned that the certhcauCn
aud Endorsement forged warrant for the arrest
Of Radcliffe was issued and for several months past
OfhceT Barrett Of the TOmbs Police Court squad mas
been the lockout for the prisoner once he came
upon Radcliffe but the latter denied his identy and was
allowed 70 30. Yesterday, however, Ocer Barrett ar
rested tue accused at the AtOr House and he was oO
United 70 the TOmbs by Alderman Moore 10 await an eI'
animation. There several other charges pending
against him. ........
New-York tribune., 1869-06-03

DlEpensary VIII take place On TIE Sth Inst.
The Erie Railway have laid 1900 tuns Of
steel rails their road, not one Of which has ever
broken.
DR.. F. Bowen has opened free dspensary
Young Mems Christian Association rooms, No. IS
Newark-aye.
All the churches announce their annual
strawberry festivals, the frat Of which took place last
evening, given by the Second Presbyterian Church 1t
was largely attended.
VIM. Curtis was placed under $500 bonds, yes
terday charged with committing brutal assault on
John sheehau. who severely injured by the
ment he received 70 be confined 10 his bed for several
The City Marshars report for MAY shows that
during the month III persons have been arrested by
police, l95 OF whom for drunkenness. and the
maiuder for small crimes with the exception who Is
charged with Oigamy.
The annual meeting of the New-Jersey Rail-
road Company was held yesterday. The following Di-
Henry r. Remsen, Alfred 8 Dennis Martin A Howell
ferdinand suydam, Nehemiah Perry. George Il. Chet-
ia very lengthy forth the advantages OF he oonso
dauon OF the New-Jersey and Camden and Amboy. and
have been made and those contemplated IN future
aud shows the benefit the extended terminus fac
which have been secured on HArsiIuus Cove. Tue
iOnt companies IN prosperous condition and their
business never was larger.
HUDSON CITY.-Ellen Sheridan was com.
mtted 20 prison, last evening. charged with asauiuc
her cousin Bridget and threatening cu her and her
children into mncemeat.. Thomas Kcarncy com.
blamed OF before Recorder Aldrdge, last evening
charged with choking his wife as to endauger her
nfe and also with beating her severely warrant
issued for his arrest
NEWARK.-Mr Daniel T. Clark, Deputy
United Collector has resigned and has been tenn
porary succeeded by Ar. Aaron Matthews The an
nual meeting Of the Grand Temple OF Honor Of EewIcr
sev held yesterday In this city; II subordinate ten
pes we're represented The forenoon session secret
Ia the afternoon Passed Most Worthy Icmpnr Of the
United states Reuben C. Ball OF Philadelphia Was pres
ent and delivered an Addres, upon the subject Of temper
ace for the promotion Of wLIch the society exists Last
evening the Inner Temple" held secret meeting "A
IRE broke out about o'clock yesterday morning IN tho
tannery owned by Aessrs. Net-ahacher Rethnghans,
IN Huuost. Tho building which Was Of wood, NAs dc
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1869-11-19
NOTICE.

State of Kansas,l
Lyon County,
In the District Court in and for said County of
Lyon.
Nelson Whittlesey, Plaintiff,)
vs..
j. IL. Wyatt, Defendant.
TIME DEFENDANT in the above action, j.
4 III. Wyatt and nonresident of the State
OF Kansas, and whose special place of resi-
dence is unknown TO said plaintiff, will take
notice that the plaintiff, Nelson Whittlesey, of
the county of Lyon and State of Kansas did
on the 29th day of March, A. ID. 1869. file his
petition in the District Court in and for said
county against the said defendant, setting
forth that said defendant, as principal, did ex-
ecute and deliver at Emporia, September Both,
1868, to one Mrs. +. Trask. certain promissory
note for the sum of S12250 payable on the
1st day of December, 1865, which note was
Endorsed by said plaintiff as security, and said
note was paiC by said plaintiff on account of
said defendants failing to pay he had agreed,
and said defendant is further notified that an
order of attachment has been issued in this
action, and the following real property has
been attached rs the property of said defend
ant, tO-wit: commencing ut the w corner of
the 5 or of Sec ii 7 10 X II; thence running
40 rods and Is l-2 links; thence n 40 rods;
thence w 40 rods and Is l-2 links; thence 40
rods to the place of beginning, containing
II 1-2 acres NEE - Tess; and also an order of
garnishment has been issued in this action
and II. Z. Norton, of said county, served
with the same and required to answer on the
Sd day of January, A. ID. 1870, and said
plaintiff prays Judgment against said descrio-
ed real property for the sum of $122.50, to-
gether with interest from the list day of De-
cember, 4. ID. 1868, and said defendant is here
by notified that he is required to appear and
answer said petition on or before the Both day
of December, a. ID. 1869, or the petition will
appear as true and Judgment rendered accord
ingly. CROSS & MCCARTHY,
Nov. II. 1869. Atty's for Plaintiff.