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uaTED sTATEs c0arss0Ssas CouaT-N BANKRUPTCY.
The Alleged Frauds by Bankrupts.


Before Commissioner White.
Uat'el States rs. Abraham d James Valk.-The
FIRST witness put The stand yesterday morning
Henry Cagneyer, of the hrm CT Dodge, Carmeyer 4
20 wholesale grocers OF No. Is6 Chambers street,
he testified that he lived opposite TO the store or the
delcndants taaL during the month OF November
last and cary in December he observed large guam
titles 81 goods being received into the bankrupts'
store; they placed Oh the sidewalk and carried
III.
Cross-examned by Edwin James-Would not posi-
tiyey 81, that more goods were received IN Novem-
ber 1865 than N the previous year, nor than in the
months Of October or September; Thought they
were iarger, but could not say with any GER
tainsy
some carmen were then examined and proved the
taking or goods from the store on the night OF the
l-tn Vi December TO SO Reade street and shipping
goods - the Jersey Central Railroad. Mr.. McKeon
inen proposed call other creditors or whom goods
haa been purchased by the bankrupts at the same
time Is those IRON Mr. Read.
A long argument ensued. Edwin James and Mr..
Ccvke. oeaaf OF the Danirupts, contendilg that
sSA evidence Was not admissible.
fhe commissioner decided 10 receive the evidence,
as the information contained statements upon oath
that creditors the amount OF SI50000 had beeh de-
frauQea. The further examination was adjourned
untii eleven O'Clock to-day.
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SUPREME COuHT--CHaNBEHs.
Decisions Rendered.

ny Judge Cardozo.
Hgug c. Price IS. coraelia Price.-Report con-
Armed and judgment Of divorce granted. Plaintiff
70 have custody Of children.
Mary r. Aclleic US. Samuel J. Agner.-Report Of
referee confirmed and judgment OF divorce granted.
Plaintiff TO have custody OF children.
by Judge lngraham.
Peter Fuchs et al Us. L. Il. Smith d C0.--Attach-
ment vacated on defendant giving the usual bond.
Wtlpdm Connect rs. Wiuidnt W. Vdlton.-Motion
denied, with leave TO renew on payment OF $40 costs.
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CITY IsTELLlGEycE.

inE WEATHER YESTERDAY. following record
~ill saow The changes in the temperature for the
iast t"tniy.iour hours, az indicated by the ther-
moincier ai iiudnut's pharmacy HERALD Building
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IN the OF $500 each 70 answer. It Ia alleged this
wanton destruction Of property was the result OF
political misunderstanding between Moran and the
proprietor OF the distiery-
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BROOKLYN IsrELLIGEscE.

SEIZURE or A warsKsy SrILI.--A dlsiillery was
seized by the internal revenue ofncer YESTERDAY on
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Before Commissioner Owen.
me United states D0rid Lichenheina.-
examination In this case was resumed The
defendant was revenue Inspector OF tobacco, and
was charged with attempting to blackmaiI one owen
Hoym in the sum OF 1000.
Mr.. Allen, on behalf OF the government, said that
the evidence for the prosecution had been presented
and the rest was In the hands OF the Commissioner
The defendant had been an officer OF the United
States and II the testimony against him were true
ne was unworthy the confidence OF the government
Under th3sc circumstances he urged that present
bail OF 81, 500 should be increased to $4,000.
the Commissioner said he would increase n 10
S5.OOo which was accordingly done.
Counterfcifipg Case.
Before Commissioner Belts.
The united Sdtes os. BtgnGld Connolly.--An All.
journed exapnaton in this case took place yester-
day. The defendant was charged with attempting
10 pass ave dollar counterfeit currency on julius
Freinnoltz, IN East Broadway. Committed for trial.
Another Charge OF BIacknaiIins.
Before Commissioner Osborn.
The United States IS. u y. Ttcker.--The defendant
an inspector Of internal revenue arrested yesier
day On a charge or leyying Oacsmailfrom Thomas +.
Ray, d.stler doing business n Thirry-thrd street,
near Tenih avenue. ne was brought up for exami-
nation Dut admitted TO bail III s., 900 TO appear
FOR examination on future day.
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BROOKLYN CITY.
TIE COURTS.
UNITED STATES cuhMssloSErs COURT.

The Alleged Custom House Frauds-The
Amount Involved S700,O00-Commcncc
mcnt OF the Exasnin alton of the Parties
Arruard.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-10-28

New York fashionable society is greatly
afflicted with bogus Lords and Counts who
steal into the affections of susceptible girls
whose paternal ancestors own large estates
and have comfortable balance to their
credit in bank. Lord Hubert Leroy Aims
ley, who recently gave $4,000 banquet
in that city, and entrapped'and welded Miss
Lilly Martin, an herriess, turns out to be
only London gambler, with the simple
name Dick Bedford this and nothing
more.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-10-28

Forty years ago stranger was found
dead in the woods near Pennington, N. j.,
the body resting in sitting posture against
tree. Suspicion rested upon no one. But
only few weeks since, Daniel Hulsemann,
dying in Manchester, England, confessed to
have murdered his friend James Eberhart,
in New jersey, 40 years ago. They were
to purchase land together, and starting out
to examine the country, Hulsemsnn provid
ed himself with flask of poisoned brandy,
Walking from Princeton to Pennington
they halted to lunch; Hulsemann passed hi:
flask to Eberhart, who drank literally and
died within an hour in fearful agony, Hulse
mann looking on all the while. He then
robbed him of his money, about $1,000, and
set him against the tree, as he was foand
then started on his journey with a torment
ing secret of crime to burst irresistably from
his dying lips.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-10-28

Ex Secretary Stanton is named for a po.
sition on the bench of the United States
Supreme Court. No man in the country is
better fitted by his tastes and habits for the
life-tenure feature of the Office. Summers
persuasive salve would no. be required to
make him stick.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-10-28

In West Va. court the other day man
charged with perjury, announced in open
court that grand jury had been packed for
the purpose of indicting him when the court
fined him $25, for contempt Instead Of
paying ii he passed around to the judges sea.
and assaulted him. The Judge drew a
pistol, but bystanders interfered and nobody
was seriously hurt,
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-10-28

The New York Sun says that Harvard
student of high family and wealth went to
England to see the boat race, lost oil his
money betting for his side, and recently came
home as a steerage passenger on one of the
Black Ball packets, being too proud to send
home for monsy to pay for better ticket.
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A New York dispatch SAYS: Vanderbi

A New York dispatch says: Vanderbilt
has grown ten years younger under his late
railroad success. In eli his financiering he
has never before proved his ability SO con-
clusivly. Lake Shore, Michigan Southern
Toledo, Wabash and Western, Ohio and
Mississippi, with other lesser lines, are, TO-
day, irremediably in his grasp. What the
terms of distribution between himself and
associates will be is not yet settled; but one
fact may be relied upon, the '.junta," as nov
organized, has swept everything.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-10-28

The celebrated cotton case of the United
States vs. Vernon X. Stevenson, has been
decided in favor of the latter, on the ground
that the Confederate Government never
owned the cotton, and that it could only be
forfeited to the United States as prize of
war, which it was not.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-10-28

The professors of the Columbia Law Col
lege, at Washington, decline to admit ladies
as students, on the ground that their pres
ence would distract the attention of both pu-
pills and professors. 1t would be bad if wo'
mans fascinations should defeat the woman
mnNAmant
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-10-28

Mr.. s. Irengus Prime, of the New York
Observer, says that he was once school
teacher, that one of his pupils to whom be
taught the alphabet is now Governor Of New
York State; another of his boys was last
week appointed by Gen. Grant Secretary of
Wor
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-10-28

1t is rumored that jeff Davis is to be.
come President of life insurance company
Of Memphis, and to reside at Hernando,
Miss. Hon. Felix Lebouve, of Hernando,
has subscribed $1,000 for a fund to aid
him,
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1t is believed by the most disinterested OBJ.
servers of cotton movements in New Or.
leans that the receipts of the staple at that
port will exceed those of last year by at
least half million bales.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-10-28

Oakley Hall says that Greeley, when a
Wing, used to speak of the use Of money in
elections as "pipe.laying,' but now he calls
it "scrutinizing the registry
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-10-28

Daniel G. Curtis, an aristocratic lawyer
confined two months in Boston jail for
pulling the nose of friend, came out, last
Friday, and was received at the portals Of
the prison by large crowd of sympashizing
friends.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-10-28

A Manchester, N. H., man is trying to
invent perpetual motion, and thinks he
almost" has it. #
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-10-28

The Springfield Mass Republican wants
A. NJ. Clspp, the Government printer, dis.
charged for his snobbshuess.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-10-28

A fAithless fellow in Washington has sued
Senator Nye for money advanced on hs pay.
roll as Senator when hard up.
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Gt. Louis Market.

Telegraphed to the ArgrN
sr. Lours, Oct. 2S.
Flour Spring 3,S5a4; choice 4sO; winter 4, "a.
s3 40; extra 5ae26.
wheat-spriag 93i for No. p No. LOO; re.
jected S74c.
Corn-dull; yellow 72a73i; white SOC; mixed
s2a83.
0ats-active, 44a46.
Bsrley-dull and weaker, ,S0;for choice prime
"a
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pailp Argus.
OFFICIAL TAPHR.

An Ohio widow became widow by max.
ing her biscuits of arsenic instead of salera'
tus.
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DIR. B. r. MITCHELL,
MEDICAL ELECTRICIAN.

DY REQUEST of patients In Rock Island
ID County, will have rooms at the Rock Island
House every Tuesday and Friday during the
fall, where he will treat with electricity, all kinds
of diseases, both acute and chronic. Electricity
will locate the disease to the satisfaction of any
patient. One trial will satisfy any one of this
fact. Mrs. Stallcup will attend to lady patients.
The Doctor and his sister are well known in
Davenport, IS Mrs Stallcup has been resident
of that city for some years, and can bring good
references from some of the best families in the
city, as to the efficacy of her treatments In al
Female Diseases. Have cured Deafness, Fever
and Ague, Catarrh, Bronchial Affections, where
everything else b "a failed also, Liver and Kid
nsy Affections. No shocks given. The treat
msnts are pleasan. to the most nervous patients,
even to infants. Let the afflicted give us a call,
we will do them good. Charges reasonable.
Consultation free. Hours from s A. NJ. TO P.
NJ. aug23dtf.
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ROuND OYER.

V0UR clothing can be cleaned and bound, and
L pressed over, 90 that IL will lock ss we'll ss
new, BY Il. WILCOX Tailor,
Washington st, bet. Orleans and Rock River
nehidtf.
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HOUSE AMI SIGN PAINTING,

THE undersigned have formed 90 partner
L ship, under the firm of smealon d sehlem-
mer, for carrying on the business Of House, Sign,
and Steamboat Painting; Grainiag, Kalsomin.
ing, Paper Hanging, Chasing, 10
YRAN0Ts shEAL0N,
n JOHN scHLRNNRR.
R>sk IsIsal Ass. %, 1858 aa.
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FOR ~ ALE
MILLINERY

M RS. R. B. TAYLOR is now receiving her
IsI Fall and Winter Stock of Millinery, con
sisting of all the various styles of Bonnets,
Hats, Ribbons, Flowers, Plumes, &c., to which
the attention OF the ladies is invited--as the
goods will be made up in the most fashionable
style, and sold at astonishing low prices.
MRS. R. B. TAYLOR.
Rock leland, Oct. le, 1889, d2m. -
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Il
TENNESSEE CONSTITU.
TIONAL CONVENTION.
METEORIC EXPLOSION.
!
Riot in North Carolina.
The Yerger Case
SPRAGUE TO HAVE A WASHING.
TON NEWSPAPER.
Another Smash-Up on
the Erie Road.

DAMAGE BY THE COLD WEATHER.
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DUsxMHss CARDS.
BLYTHE 4 ST0DOARD,
WAGON MANUFACTURERS,

MANUFACTURE all kinds Of Wagons
w Carriages, Sulkies, Skeletons, Psrm and
Express Wagons, DC. Every description OF r..
pairing done Mt short notice. Particular stten-
tion paid to manufacturing to order.
msy26dly.
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Stocks and EEoney.
Telegraphed TO the ARsus.
| EEw YoRk, Oct. IS.
Gold, 81 ,29.
Coupons of 's1 19t, 62,<<ol, 81, ls, 65, lS2
new l9s, 81, l6l, 6s, l7s; lo-40's s
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-10-28

Chicago market.
Tslsgraphsd TO the ARsvs.
onIoAso, October rs.
Flour unchanged.
Wheat steady No 2 93s cash.
Corn steady No 2 65. "'
Oats firm 30 bid.
Pork active at 1878 seller January, held 27.
Whisky easier nominally Ill.
Hogs receipts 1885.
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Transportation.
Cleveland & Pittsburgh Rail Road.

O4V VAI114NA -
ON AND AFTER DECEMBER 10Th, 1858
~ Trains Will run as follows:
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Tr11Stea's Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
d made and executed TO mo by William
Z. smith and Anna smith, his wire, bearing
date the ID day of April, 1866, duly recorded
in the kecoruer's office OF the county OF
ohio, in book 50, folio 3l3, to secure TO Be-
noni 8. Good, trustee for Hester a. kdging-
ton, and said Hester a. Edglngton, the pay
ment OF nine several pTOm1SSOTy notes, elgn
OF them IOr the sum OF one hundred collars
each, payable respectively at one, two. three,
fonr, nve, six, seven and eight years AFTER
date, ard one for the sum OF nifty dollars
payable nine years after date, all bearing i'll
lereSt, l shall sell 10 the OeSL bidder, at pub
lie auction, on the premises, on Saturday,
Ihe 24Ih day OF April, 1869, commencing
said sale at 10 o'clock A. M..) the following
the City or " heeIiDg, on the farm formerly
owned by Hester A. EdSington, decd, amt
bounded as follows: beginning at linden
stump, corner to the Mcclure tract, and
original corner OF the Good tract; thence N.
$50 W. 81 poles to stake. near run; thence
thence with said run y. ~ Il. S2I5 poles 10
large run; thence up said Iun Win Gue sew
eral meanderS thereof 81 poles TO "a leaning
elm; thence continuing with said run n
61Ao Z. q 6-l0 poles To The beginning, con.
IalninH 25-lLO acres.
The stone.coal underlying the above de-
scElbed property is reserved.
1eftnS Oh sale: S4Z5.lO in hand, and the
DHiShce TO Oe divided into equal instruments,
Win interest from the 2l day OF April, 1865,
4eIl' 1872, 1873, 1874 and 1919, the
pr utia ~ 10 give notes with approved So
St iaty tOE saiu deferred instalmenIs and the
whole arc paid. SNHAA'S NHAA 'HS
Selling as trustee. I rbo,, .o,.,..-. a.. A..
purchaser only such title rs ~ 1,astI ~ -, ~
by the said deed OF trust II NesIeu III ins
mAEAo-oVL ii. q. GOOD. TrnEtee
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LAUNCH.-The steamer designed for
the Wheeling and Parkersburg Packet
Company, was launched from the boat
yard of Messrs. Wilson & Dunlevy.
Saturday, about half-past one O'Clock.
The launch was most successfully ac-
com pl ished-nothing could be more
satisfactory. The arrang ements were
perfect. The boat shot down the ways
and gllded into the stream without any
of the mishaps which so frequently oC-
cur on such occasions. The only thing
we heard of TRANSPORTING which had not
been anticipated, was the miring of Dun
levy'S bull and an ex-local of our cotem
porary. Both, however, were rescued,
| or rather rescued themselves from their
perilous situations, and resumed their
wonted occupations in the business of
life, after going through n cleansing
process:
The new steamer has been named
"Science," and is designed as a low
water craft. AS she lies, without her
machinery, but with more than half
her cabin on, she draws only six inches.
1t is said that when finished she will
draw not exceeding one foot. 1t is
confidently expected that she will be
able TO run in the trade for which she
is built, during the very lowest stage
the river ever reaches between this city
and Parkersburg. We gave her di-
mensions the other morning, but as
they were not correct, we give them as
furnished us by Capt. Murine on
Saturday: Length, $50 feet; breadth of
beam, "a feet; depth of hold, 2 feet 6
inches. Cylinders, 10 Inches diameter,
feet stroke.
The Science was lowed up near the
works of Messrs. Sweeney 81 Son,
where she will receive her engines.
Her outfit can be put on board and she
be made ready for service in every re-
spect inside of thirty days if necessity
requires it. Our opinion as to her
model, is of little value, as we have paid
but little attention to such matters;
but it was remarked by every one we
heard express themselves on the sub
ject, that she is of fine form and reflect
ed great credit on her builders, Messrs.
Wilson & Dunlevy.
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MAN HURT.-Yesterday afternoon
while the steamer Alaska was taking
on a lot of nails at the Riverside land
ing, one of the hands met with an &C.
cident, which it was believed would re-
suit fatally. The kegs as they were
brought on board were placed on a
stage. which when filled, was lowered
into the hold by the "nigger" engine.
In some way this unfortunate man was
caught under the stage in its descent'
an d crushed. There were about twen-
ty kegs on the platform at the time, and
the distance it dropped four or
five feet. A physician was sent for,
but the injuries sustained were so ex-
tensive and OF such a character that
medical skill could not reach them. The
man was not dead when our informant
left the boat, but it WAS believed that he
could not long survive.
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RoBBRRY.-The room of William Nc.
Nash, an inmate of Mrs. Smiths
boarding house, corner of First and
Market streets, Centre Wheeling, was
entered Saturday noon, and a silver
watch and revolver carried off. Sus-
picion rested on David Getty, who had
been about the house day or two, we
believe, and he was arrested and
brought before Squire Hughes. The
evidence was not sufficient to make ont
case against the prisoner, and he was
released.
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ARRESTED FOR KILLING SHERP.-A
week or two since Mr.. William McCol-
loch found in field not far from his
house on Short Creek, the carcasses OF
six of his best sheep, stripped of their
pelts. He came to the city few days
subsequently,, and ascertained that a
tanner in Centre Wheeling had pur-
chased that number of sheep skins
about the time he first discovered his
loss. Going to the tannery, they were
shown him, and ne readily identified
them by certain marks. Measures
were instituted TO find out the perpe-
traitors OF the diabolical deed, which
eliminated in the arrest, on Friday
evening. OF Philip and Robert Camp
bell, Joseph Shipman and William
Winesburg, on suspicion. Saturday
morning they were brought before
Judge Johnston, and had an examina-
ton. Mr.. McColloch testified to the loss
of the sheep, but did not know who did
the killing. Mr.. Loebmlller, (the party
who purchased the skins, )made affidavit
of that fact, but did not recognize the
person from whom he made the pur-
chase among the prisoners in the dock.
The accused were severally sworn and
denied all knowledge OF the transac.
ton. The Justice deeminG the evidence
insufficient to hold them, ordered them
to be released. We We're told that an
officer had been sent to short Creek to
arrest another party, whom develope-
ments pointed at pretty strongly as be-
ing mixed up in the affair, or who could
give such information as would lead to
the capture of the guilty. The officer
was expected to return by o'clock p.
NJ, but at that hour he had not reached
the city.
1t is to be hoped this matter will be
thoroughly sifted, and that the villains,
whoever they may be, will be secured
and receive the punishment so Justly
due their nefarious outrage on the pro-
perty of one of our most worthy citi-
zens.
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For Sale.

FINE BRICK DWELLING HOUSE
good OIder-a desirable situation, Mt the
west end OF Bridgeport OHIO, corner lot 20 by
granaTieS. &c, and lot oTnamented with
shrubhery, iruit trees, grapes, &C. VIII be
sold on easy terms. Apply to
DIR. II. CAPERAkSC, Bridgeport, Ohio,
Or ut ONCE OF Sheridan Coal WORKS, Mar
ket ST., oppO. Union ST., Wheeling, W. Va.
iAu26-u
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For Sale Cheap,
10 Manufacturers and Coal Dealers
PTRTJC SAFE.

ATTHE FRONT DOOR OF THE COURT
n House. wheeling, W. Va, on Saturday,
liable coal property belonging 10 Robert b.
Woods and Nm. b. Woods, situated miles
above the City OF Wheeling, on the East
contains p acres of surface land, with a Goa
privilege OF l2lH acres; the tract adjoining
the latter tract Is good tenement house
aud out-bulldingS. with water Sufficient FOL
manufacturing purposes. This property II
especially adapted Tor n mill site, the coal, &
six (6) feet vein, Outcropplng l5O feet above
low water mark.
PlatS OF the above will be furnished and
Information given by Robert d. Woods
Esq, Recorder, Wheeling, W. Va.
IemE. made known on day OF sale.
GEO. E. W1CKH AN.
mari5.ln AuctiOneer.
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Factory for Sale.

OUR FIVE-STORY BRICK BUILDING,
u with FOUE LOTS attached, containing
CONHODlOU6 BUILDINGS,
for Office, Warehouse, blacksmith
shop, etc.
Also, with the above,
One Engine, so H. r., Ffy.Wheel, and
3BoiIers; One Line OF Shafting, etc.
The above property Is well adapted for
manufacturing purposes, and IN excellent
condition, anu next square TO the Post Ottice.
Terms, part cash, and reasonable time.
NORWAY IRON MFG CO.,
IylS-H Cor. 4th and Clay SITS.
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APOLOGY.-In consequence of the
pressure on our columns this morning
with other matter of more interest and
Importance, perhaps, we are compelled
to leave ont several items intended for
this department.
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PoLICR CoURT.-Business was rather
dull in Judge Goods Court on Saturday
morning, there being but two cases
demanding His Honor's consideration
Isaac Colts, ST., for disorderly conduct.
was fined one dollar and costs, and
David Gosney, drunk and disorderly,
ten and costs.
We heard on Saturday that Wheel
ing lark had got into the laws clutches
in Pittsburg, and that his visit to that
city would extend through ninety days,
at least. We only wish that the ordi-
nances here permitted like sentence
on some OF the characters who owe the
city service on the chain gang.