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The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-01-22
A CARD TO THE LADIEs.

nR DuroNCO'S GJLDEN PERI pIcAL
- PILLS for femsleI Inf,iiblo in correcripe
irregularities. removing obstruc ions of the mnnth
turns. from whatever Cause and always sucees.nl
MAJ preventive One pill 10 . dose Females ps
culrily situated, or tnOse suppl sing Themselves so
are cautl ned against using these Pills, while ia
that cundition lest they invite miscarriage sner
which admonilion the pro retoy assuines no 70.
spohsibil,ty although their mildness woud D. even.
any mi chief to health otherwise the Pills are 10
comms nded AS most invaluable remedy for / 10 Al.
deviation Of those differing irum any irregularities
Whatever "a we'll NJ IN prevent al iiicre Sc OF an.
" wheu health will not permit ir; quieiing the
nerves and brinping back the rosy color VI heath"
to the cheek Of the most delicate.
Full anc explicit dire cti"ns accompany each boz
Price per box. boxcs IS.
Sold in etrolrum Centre, by A. y. MILLER d
co so'c Agents" for Petroleum Centre, Pa.
ladie'' t'y sending them 81 to the Petroleum Cen.
ire .. can have tie Pills ssnt rconi,ienti .lIyl by
mail 70 any part .ft,e country. free of ch 1rxe
;, sold also BY Y y L. 9 ark, Titusyiils
!,nn", Frank In; DR.. l. Acomb, Tidiouts; r. r.
Ha1rl on; Warrn; and by Zone Druggist" in ever
t"wn in the licd Stat,s, and by
Jul y. ID. HOWE, Prop'r, New York.
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Erie and Pittsburgh IL. Il.

Erie ana Pittsburgh IL. Il.
IN AND AFTER SfiNDAY, NOV. Gal, 1868
" trains will run this road as follows:
LEAVE gIiE-souruwARp
1925 q. M, Pittsburgh Express stop, at all sta
uonS, and arrives at a. SO. W. Il Il. Trans
fer at I. IS p M, at New Castle at 3,l5 D Ia.
and ut Pittsburgh at 8 10 p. III.
4.3O a. M. Accommodation from jamestown. ar.
rivcs at \. & q. W. K X. Transfer Al 5,r6 n.
m. at New Castle at Zoo a IN, and Al
Pittsburgh NJ 1000 a. m.
5.IO p NJ, Mixed Train leaves Erie for Sharon
stopping at all inteim diaie stA' ions and al
rivng atl.0 a.
NORrHwARp.
1.l5 Erie Express leaves New Castle at o,45 M,
A. q w. H. x. Transfer at 10 a. M,
aud arrives at Erie at 2.3J p Iu., masking
close connection Gx Buf, and Mag. Falls
4.S5 p m, Erie Accommodation leaves n. Castle n
7,2'pn. A C. W. II. t. Transfer a, On
pm, Jamestown at $40 y. m.
3.3O p. IN. Mixed Train leaves Sharon for Erie, ar
riving AZ 1850 pm.
i1ttsbnrgh Express south connects Mt jamestown
~ i2,oo m. with j. II +. Express. for Frank
lin ard G'l City Connects at Transfer AZ ! IS IN
win 4, u '" Accommodation west, for Wac
rem. Ravenna ami Cleveland
Erie Express north connects at A. & G. W Trans
erat lI,lo n m, with Mail east for M.ndv,lle
Frantlin, and Oil City, and at jamestown with j
i +. Express for franklin.
Trains connect at Rochester with trains fcl
Wheeling and all points in Vest Virginia, and "A,
Pittsburgh connections for ~ iadeIphia, Harris
burg, Baltimore and Washington, via Pennsylvania
Central Railroad.
Erie Exprcss North. connects at ,Iirard with
Lake 'hore tran West Hnrd for Cleveland
Chicago anc all points In the wet; at Erie wn,
Philadelphia n Erie railroad for CORY, Ware,
lrvineton. ifdiorfe, Sc, and with Buffa'O Il Fri,
pailr4ai for Buffalo, Dunkirk, Niagara Falls ano
FN. F'NNEY
Asst Superintendent
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-01-22

MERCHANTS, Lswysrs, justices OF the Peace, Land
Ag'nsl' Gil psa.ers and Agents, Insurance Agents.
kAprsssInsn and ether parties In want. are informed
tat We are prepared 10 exscuts to der all kinds of
BLANKS, business o. legal required In a.s .ou.
uunity.
s'1Isrs paHpnss rsr.-csfliig soiinitad
LOSCT ELI. j. ryGyNYR
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4.20 p. M. 49, 'H'
TRAINS going West on Pittsburgh. Fort wsyps
and Chicago Railway pass II me.ood at lI,OO
acid 4 ., 40 a. m. and 1911 ), 90 and iUcsp. Is c.
~ Pass Cre'i'ine al 1910 M, and 1905,
5,30 and l,4j p m, and arri,o a. Chicago AZ
''oo and S,tO p. m; and G.2O and IL ,20a III
=, X MYERS, Geul Ticket Agent
Aarcn, leOe:-N. P,ttsbrrgh. Pa
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-01-22

DIAN K SHIPPING BILL Is printed at
t@the sho|fast notice, ut the Record Ofdce
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-08-14

Those successful seekers of easy and
sinecure positions in the Revenue De-
partment have got themselves into q
fix if they are among those who super
wise the Revenue districts for Commits
sioner Delano. That worthy has con
ceived the idea that the best way to
make our officials honest is to turn
them into Arabs. They must live in
tents. We imagine that very few of
our politicians will enter the lists for
these places if they are to be shifted
from place to place at intervals. There
can be no doubt but that the plan will
contribute to more honest collection
of the revenue. The most potent ele-
ment of corruption is social influence.
In the Interchange of social courtesies
and the enjoyment of friendly inter-
course, integrity easily yields to She
allurements of those who profit by de-
frauding the revenue. A constantly
moving Supervisor will find it very in
Convenient to form new acquaintance
with sufficient rapidity to bring many
dollars into his Golfers.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-08-14

Dear Sir, Tell John not to wait for
me, as I have already setup housekeep-
ing with another man. yof
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-08-14
Plain SEWING and MACHINE STITCHING

WHISTLES to notify her friends and the public
w that she has removed from No. Is Washing
ton street to No. 10 Elizabeth avenue She is pre-
pared to go out into families blythe day with her
Sewing Machine. Having boon It first class work
for number OF years, she uIi, lands Cutting,
Making and Trimming Ladies' g.. yhildren's UR-
derclothing Also, Ch!ldIens enoh Dresses and
Mems Shirts, and carries her patterns with her,
I3y leaving the name and address at is Elizabeth
avenue Mrs Wilson VIII call the ladies' for their
ORDERS in Tie evening. ms 3m
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-08-14

CONSOLATION FOR JoHN.-A news
paper correspondent revisiting the bat
tie fields of the late war, writes as fol-
lows
A Confederate soldier at Columbia,
S. c., entertained us one evening with
a series of anecdotes of the war, famil-
iar in both camps. But one incident,
which may have been true, we have
never seen in print A whining, peeyish
man, who was always trying to get on
the sick list, although apparently as
healthy as any man i'll the army, went
to the chaplain one day, in his doleful
style, and requested that letter be
written to his wife telling her of bis
condition. "Tell her, chaplain, " said
the soldier, g that am too sick to write
myself, and have got you to do it for
me- Tell her / have all kinds Of dis
eases, and am near my last hour. Tell
her that I should die to-day, I'm sure,
but for the desire / have to wait and
see her once more before l die" The
chaplain wrote as directed, and after
few days he Gale "A the would-be sick
soldier to his tent and handed him this
answer to his mournful letter W
| Rev.
Dear Sir Tell John not to wait fol
me, as 1 have already setup housekeep-
k;,.c, xy;fl, onotl,a, ,,,ou .t4 u1H
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-08-14
ELIZABETH, n j, SATURDAY, AUGUST IA, 1869.
SIisnbst4 8aiIp @laonitor,
PUBLISHED AT 1856 BROAD STREET, BY
J.. MADISON DRAKE.

70 produce fair complexion, go to
sea in a crazy old boat, and the fiji. t
gale you get into, your face will become
white.
To get rid of red hair, hold your
head for a few minutes in strong
blaze of gas.
To preserve your eyes, put them in a
bottle filled with alcohol
To avoid corpulence, quit eating.
To conceal bad teeth, keep your
mouth shut.
To keep out of debt, acquire the
reputation of rascal, and no one will
trust you.
To become complete book-keeper,
borrow all the books you can and never
return them.
To keep your doors from being bro
ken open by burglars, don't close
them.
To keep out of fight, stay by your
self.
To keep from suffering, don't talk
AN ECCENTRIC MINISTER. The Rev.
Mr.. C--was troubled with very ex
citable nerves. Being an incurable old
bachelor, perhaps this was not so sur
prising, since this disease is well known
to be extensively prevalent among old
maids. For example, he could not sit
quiet and see cats back stroked the
wrong way, while the sight Of a spider
most effectually disturbed his equanim
ity. #
One Sunday, while absent on an ex-
change, he heard form a pew near the
pulpit a boy shutting, as if he were
troubled with severe cold, and were
not troubled with a handkerchief His
brother sat beside him. Mr.. Or
happened to know the boys name.
He bore with irritation as long as his
AOl 90 NOulu pClLllb, DuJ' ~ DCCdill0 81
aggravated that he paused in the midst
of a hymn which he was reading, and
bending over the pulpit, said +:
"John, why don't you use your
handkerchief p" .2
John, abashed by this unexpected
address, and by the fact that the eyes
of the congregation were fixed upon
him, stammered out to the genera.
amusement go .'
"Please, sir, [ haven't got none"
Then why don't you borrow youl
brothers p resumed the minister
Because, sir, he hasn't got any
either, pursued the frightened boy
The audience were convulsed.
'Wil some person charitably dispos
ed remarked the clergyman in q
solemn tone, 'proyide that boy with 9
handkerchief Q l Ht H. a....
This was done, and the services pro-
ceeded. 81
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AS Fred Ar ztss.
WIRE CLOTH FOR SCREENS.

A BOUT TO ARRIVE, complete assortment Of
N Wire Netting for Mosquito Screens-plain
drab and green, 81, 80 and SO inches wide
l.. NJ. HERRICK SEQ.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-02-18

REPORTERS CRUMBs.-A fashionably dressed
young man appeared on Kmg-street, on Tuesday.
with dishcloth pinned TO his shoulder.
Some malicious vanda on tuesday night. be-
dauhed the residences Of several gentlemen, in the
western part of the city, with red paint 1t is hoped
that the poce will be the lookout for the perpe-
traitors of such wanton mischief IN futule.
private letter from Havana confirms the news OF
the arrival of General Gonzalez, ut that Lace but de-
nies that he has been imprisoned IN the Moro. IL
letter intimates that the difficulty attending h:s
landing was of temporary character merely.
John r. Morant is the colored man who succeeds
Mr. Poulnot as keeper OF the House of Correction.
St Philips Church is to have new gas fixtures.
drausht door has been put in the main entrance
Of St Johns Chapel, Queen-street.
D. Jennings & Co. are moving to the Bank OF
Charleston building. which has undergone changes
to suit their business
The morning train on the South Carolina Railroad
does not connect with the Charlotte and South Caro-
lima train The evening train connects with the
Greenville and Columbia Railroad
The enlargement OF the English Lutheran Church,
in which DR. Hicks breaches is being consiI iIercd
The assessors of the personal tax tor wards two
and four request the residents to prepare their re-
turns 80 that when they call for them, there will be
no delay
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-02-18

TIE LOYAL LEAGUE.-It is reported that
meeting of this political organization is to be held
tonight, at the Military Hall, in pursuance of in
structons from Washington, for the purpose OF
better and more effective Consolidation of the forces
in anticipation of future necessity-that an earnest
effort is to te made to vitaliz, the membership and
increase It's ranks. Furth T. that it isto he made
State organization and that application will be made
to the Legislature for charter. olher matters OF
local bearing will be submit ID for consideration. all
of which. ,umos slys. look to fresh gathering Of
the clans in order tn the little sueck which is seen
in the dis.aot horizon may not oyershadow them
unawares,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-02-18

Rossri's :'SrApAT MATER."-This is tie
most pathetic of all those medieval hymns, whose
soft sad cadence has been so successfully echoed by
the distinguished Gstro Of he italian school of mu
sic. On account o; its inherent difficulties aud the
rare vocal talent required for its proper rendition it
has seldom been performed in this city, after an in
terval Of many years. however. 1t is announced for
the oratorio at ST. Marys Church tonight, and will
doubtless, attract an immense audience. Persons
who have had the pleasure Of attending the rehear
sails of the musical club by which il isto bepro.
duced, and Of which Mrs. Barbot is the drectiess,
confidently predict that the performance this eve
ming Will be complete success.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-02-18
TEE UN1rEp STATES CouRr, February "

TIE UNITED STATES COURT, February II
Hon. GEO. S. BRYAN, PREspNa.-The Judge con-
hrmed the appointment of the following assigness:
John A. McRae for R. c. Eastering and H. G. Crabe;
P. v. Dibble for c. s. Stevens; james NJ Brown Tor
Saml. ". Evans; J. F. Mathews for n. Hayward;
Louis McLaiu for l. E. rertz; J. Winn for Ihos.
J. Lathrop; C. B. Glover for J. ". Eeltt The pesl-
tions of j. j. Davis. j. j. McFadden and W. G.
Skinner for final discharge were referred to Regis
trar Clawson also the petitions cf J. L. Young and
3. L. Goss to establish liens in the case OF Wm 81.
Sarbo- The application of Andrew Jorion Tor final
discharge was referred to Registrar Carpenter, snd
final hearing set down for 16tn March. The pe:i-
tim of w. q. Hayward for fual discharge was re-
ferred to same Registrar, and final hearing ordered
for l1th March. The petitions OF J. D. Blandins,
q. Klatte Co., saml a. fraston and Hy. DAILY
to establish lions wsre referred to Registrar Car
peuter and his report confirmed. The PC Itions OF
r. NJ Mcntgomery, san'l. ]. McFadder. Russell Il
tlis. Eoxworth Eichardsor & Co.. McFadden
Durunt, W. c. Dukes & Son, John Is. Moore J. = G-
Richardson ard Edward Daily were referred to Re
estrar Carpenter and his report confirmed, and sae
of property ordered to be made by assignee, and
lien creditors to establish liens before the Regis
trar
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-02-18

THE ORGAN AT ST. PHILIPS. The organ at St.
Philips Chu. .ch, which has been undergoing re-
building for the past four onhs, at the hands OF
Mr.. John Baker, an experienced organ builder of
thus city will be completed by Friday night wnen
pubic test of it viii b, mIde by Professor Ruddock,
tee organis. Of the church. and other organists of
the CITY, The organ ori finally built by Gray, OF
London, twenty-niue years ugo, and was in u,e for
many years. and not until 1853 were any repairs
needed. when they were r:ade " Mr. Appleby of
the concern of Wnren Appleby, of Boston. who
built the Circular Church organ destroyed by the
last great fire. Eight new stops have been added by
dr Baker, which increase their number to thirty
four. There are two o:tares of pedals and fSF
couplings CT at and swell. choir and SWELL great and
pedal, choir and pedal. The architecture OF the
OF, an is Corinthiau. and is in koiping with tho
church, and has peen ilt in accordance with draw
ipgs by Louis Ba bot, Esq. Its tone is full of power,
purity and softness. The rebuilding has been dono
at On expense of about $780, furnished by the mu-
n;icent liberality of James +. welsman, ESQ.,, one
of the vestrymen. The greatest credit is due to
MIR. Baker for the careful and scientific manner in
which bo mas made the changes in the musical and
mechanical arrang .ment OF this fne organ, and ITS
completion is an evidence o the fact that there is
ekin of various kinds in city, that if pi lery
appreciated would develope itself. At The trial
on Friday night the public at liberty to attend.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-02-18

HOTEL ARRIVALS, February 17-Pauition
Hotst-J.F Alden, Urangeburg:S Q Besine.t, New
York; J S smellwood; W Burgess. B W Rogers,
Rogers, Massachusetts,; couturier, Berkeley; W
Bradford, Cooper Ri7er; b Brown, W Woof
White Fawn; Robert Harvey and wife. j Black,
Colum.ia; Fakenberg, New York; G A Maxwell.
Savannah; q Harvn South Carolina; " L Lee and
Lady, Miss eelin, Leesyille. c; J Lee. W N
Cause Williamsburg; Russell, New York: P
Oliver, Clarendon; " worsham. Cooper Rivep;A
Calm, Menphis; J S Shoo.bred, Gaasden. S c; a
Rivers. Holly Hill; 1ackson. st mathews; D
Mckenzie Fort Motto.
Charleston Hotel Kirkland, Columbia; 7
Mcdonnell, South Carolina; Clarke, New York; @
g Edwards, Beaufort; s W Whitehall New Yolk; C
Williams, s Leach Rockford; I A Minis, colleson;
l. M Lawes, Augusta; L II Aver and fami J. Barn.
wall: Hanber1y, Columbia; j Lawes. d Pauld-
ing. Al Amoker, south Carolina; james Bridge Jr.
City: z M Bradford Hewlett, J III Hewlett.
Morris. Z Mills, Miss D willard. @ villa d. New
York: l. F Fuller Mrs W White. Georgia; Mr. and
Mira B Corlus, G b johnson, New York; W john
son and wife. Cleveland; Benton, New YORK;
AGfl ablr, j G haw, Mrs Shaw, Miss Groves
bsck. G Groyesberk, New York; Mccall, NJ
Davis. Louisiana; A aver AND wife, Maioe; o
pos5oale. O al Artillery Montreal; Dur.eam,
Faraham, South aroins, @ Dutch, Savannah;
EA Hickes, New York; = " arrnell, Philadelphia;
Hamilton, Pits-urg; T,mmons. Memphis; D
Boggs, Columbia
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-02-18
LARGE SALE OF REAL ESTATE IN
ATLANTA, Ga.

LARGE SALE OF REAL ESTATE IN
ATLANTA, GA.
Will be sold on the first TUEsDAYi in March, by the
Administrators of william aerring, deceased,
THE FOLLOWING PROPERTY;
First. A magnificent FAMILY MANSION, four
teen rooms with necessary osets and ouihouses.
situated on Peacht ee-street IN first class neigh
borhood In every respect.
Second. Seven CITY LOTS within ore hundred
:eet of tho Siatebouse and Firrt Baptist Church,
four of which have improvements on them; one OF
these has q good eiRht-room brick house finished
throughout with closets.
Third. A BnICK sToREHnU>E aud 1itchen, in
the most desirable business part Of the city. on
Whlteha-st eet fronting ~ feet or Whtehal-slreet,
and running back one hundred and nineteen feet,
with the right of an alley.
Fourth. An exc llent FARM Of Ito acrfs on Pescn-
tree Read, four miles from the city; fifty acres OF
cotton land, with o good leach orchard and good
fencing.
Fifth. An interest in WILD LANDS; also Notes
and Accounts apd stocks In several MaDuiacturfn2
Com paDles. MT. Hcrripg having been long resi-
dent OF Atlanta he selected tho most desirable prop
erty both as to present and prospective vaue; con-
seaucntly every fnot offerej Is NO. IN every re-
spect.
eight months, with interest from day OF sale.
j. W. HEkBING,
We. BtRRING, Administrators.
N. L. ANG ER. 3
A. LEYDEN,
February IS Dko 10
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-02-18

SEI1ous Acc1pENr.-A lady, while crossing
at the corner Of Middle arl Minority streets day be-
fore yesterday, was run over by one of number Of
drays which were passing at the time at rapid
pace, she vas so much injured that she had to be
carried into IN adjoining house by some coored per-
sons, who rendered every possible assistance. as
soon as she sufficiently recovered from her insensi-
biity she was conveyed in carriage to her resi-
dence elsewhere where she lies iu critical condi
ton The drayman, it is stated. drove on and paid
no attention to the 1aatter wh,tever.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-02-18

CLUBS AND SrARs.-The following cases were
disposed of yesterday at the Mayors Court:
Henry Arden. white, drunk and interfering with
ladies' on the streets. Fined $40.
T. A. whitney. reported for neglecting to repair
cellar door in Queen.street East Bay, after be-
ing notified to do SO by the Inspector. Case dismiss
ed; door repaired
cellar door in Queen-street was reported in dan
gerous condition. Attention is again called to the
dangerous condition ot cellar doors in that locality.
Andrew Brown Fortune Fishburne, John Evans,
James Walker. colored, larceny of rice from the
schooner Hammond. Adser's wharf. Brown and
Fishburne were fined $40 each; Evans was dismiss
ed; Walker fined SIS.
John Otherbury. colored, arrested ty officer Levy
for larceny OF dress g from Amelia Wilson in Church
street, six days in tho House of Correction. and no
allowance Tor drain work and three days in his cell
on bread and waterfall for impertnence to the
Mayor, who was rather loeient at first.
Henry Bailey coored, involved III the incendiarism
and burglary on Johns Island; 'ur9ed over to he
Attorney. Generals order.
Two white men, brothers. had aeht At the cor
Ser of Church and Chamers-sreet night before last,
when ole OF them got badly beaten,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-02-18
LOCAL MATTERS.
AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

LEucH & BEUNs will sell at IL O'Clock, at the
old Posoce several valuable pieces Of zeal estate;
also, railroad and naaltacruiiEs stock.
MILLIGAN l. soN will cell At II O'Clock, at Market
wharf, sloop Market Boy.
J. A. ENsIow & Co will sell at II O'Clock, on
Palmetto wharf stand ng and running r1sgins; and
after at Jordan's sail loft, nainsai and two top
sails.
ALoSzo J. WRITE 4 Son will sell at II o'clock, at
the old l,ustoM e. residence in Bul-street, and
plantation on Cooper river.
7. NJ. CArEE will sell at three quarters past 9
O'Clock in his store, Browns wharf, butter, lard
ndliquors.
JOHN G. M1LNoR & Co. will sell at 10 O'Clock N
their salesrooni. Meeting dry goods, cloth
ing, hats and caps.
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TEE DAILY News PRICE CURRENT AND Coar-
MERc1AL CIRCULAR will be ready for delivery at nine
O'Clock tomorrow morning. Business bou; es wish
ing to subscribe for q specified number of copies
containing ther cards. should leave their orders at
our counting room today. AL orders for teh copies
and over will be supplied at the rate Of two and a
half cents per copy.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-02-18

THE STATE COURT, FEBRUARY 1T.-THE Hon.
R. 3. CARPENTER PREsIDNe.-1he following cases
we're disposed of he State Vs. Wm. Warner, mali
cious Eepass. W. j.. Whaley for the defence.
Guilty !1fhe State VS., Isaac Jervey larceny. j. A.
Moroso, Esq, for the defence Guilty OF petty lar
ceny The state vs.. Robert Jones, larceny of notes.
j. A. Moroso. Esq, for the defence. Mol pros, and
prisoner, on motion of his COUNSEL discharged The
State VS.. s1ike Washington, horse stealing. g b.
Sass, ESQ.,. for the defence. Verdict, guilty The
State vs.. James Jof nson aid Bill Armstrong. lar
ceny. W. J. whaley, Esq, for defence. Guilty
as to james Johns on-not guilty as to Bill Arm
strong The State VS.. Solomon Happy lar
cepy. ". J. Wbaley, Esq, for the defence.
The court va engaged in this case up to the hour
of closing our report. The Grand Jury returned
true bills ID the folio wing Agains. Peter Bel
lineer. for LARCENY; John Robertson, larceny; A.
Gibbes, assault and battery; Nelson Grant and P.
Palmer, burglary and larceny: Milton Grant, mali.
cious trespass and larceny; L. Weasherhorn, assault
and battery; Edward PiDckney, assault and battery
with intent to kill; B. Bingley, D. Bunch and Geo.
Godfrey, highway robbery and assault and battery;
B Aeyward, larceny; Dan Mack. Jacob Bailey. John
Bull D. Dray .on, a Bailey and Jno. Bailey. attempt
10 commit arson and larceny; Alex. Chisoln, Rose
Cbisom aad Alice Parker assault and battery; W. c.
Geraty and j. W. Fowls trespass; like johnson and
others, malicious trespass, obstructing railway
train and larceny; F. Broughton, murder