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A GOOD REASON FOR THE CAP
TAIN'S FAITH.
Read the Captains Letter and the Letter from
bis mother:

Read the Captains Letter and the Letter from
bis mother:
Benton Barracks, No., April 20, 1910,
Dr. JoHS BuLL-Dear Sir: Knowing the cf-
hcacy Of your SarsapariIla, and the healing aud
beneficial qualities it POSSESSES, send YOU the
following statement of my case.
was wounded about two years ago-xas Ia
Ken prisoner and confined for sixteen mouths.
Beng moved so often, my wounds have not heal
cd yet. have not sat up moment since was
wounded. ! am shot through the hips NJ,
general health is impaired, ! need something To-
assist nature have more faith in your Sara
parilla than In anything else. | wisl, that
tnat IS genuine Please express me haif< dozen
bottles, aud oblige
cirr.c. P. JoHSsoS. n. Leuis.
=. S--The following was written April 20.
1865, by Mrs. Jennie John-on. mother ii Capt.
Johnson:
On. JoHS BrLL-Dear Sir: Ny husband. DR..
Z. ;. johnson. a skiiliiII sturgeon and pI,vs-
elan IN central New York, where he died leavin.,
the above Z. Z. johnson e. nv care. Atthirteeu
years OF age he had q chronic diarrhea and
scr9fuia, FOR which l gave him your 5arsaparilla.
frCrEED HIM. | have for ten years recommend
ell it 20 many IN New York, Ohio. and Iowa. GDr
scrcfula. fever sores. and gcneraldebiiity. Per-
feet success has ATTENDED il. The cures effected
In some cases OF scrviuia aH.i fever sores wers
almost miraculous. ! ana very anxious for NJ
s.sn 10 again have Recourse 10 YOUR SarSaparii-
Ia. HS u fearful oi getting spurious article.
hence his writing I. you l,T H.. His wounds
were terrible but belive be v III recover.
Respectfully, JENNIE JoHs sos.
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J. Telegraph Tucker invites all his
friends from the country to hitch their
horses in his free hitch-yard.s-
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AUTHENTIC DOCUMENTS.
hhkANSAS:: HEARD tfRON
rfimeps Of Medical Meen.

SToSEY PosSr, White Co., Ark, Nay %, 81.
Dn. JoHS bCLIe-Dear ~ir: Last February !
Vas III Louisville purchasing drugs, and got
some Of your Sarsaparilk. aud Ccdrea Bitiers-
NY son-in-law, wbc wili nae j. ti4tstore, has
been down with rhcuma,i-nl for SOM: tins com
meneedon the Biiers, aud Scon found BIZ gen
alhealth Improved
DIR. Gist. who has bsea ia had liessith, tried
them. aud he also improved.
.lEltr. Cullee. whn has ierH IN bad h altl I'tf
several wears stomach and liver aitvefess--le
improved very mich By the G-c al lou, lilitcrs-
Indeed the ceiron Biitcrs fa- gives You great
popularity in tlris seitieuent. tlsu;k eoald
sell great Gnantis, OF yssir nesl;Ssnc> this FAR
especially yous CedrcB is;sler- ansl ~s.s -apaTl-
a.. Ship me via Nemphis, cafe sf Eekett
Necly. Respectfully.
C..B- WALkER.
Prepared by Dir JouS BrlI al his Laboratory
Fifth street. Louss vile, Ny.
Por sale by 7. d. RAINS. Drssy>, sex, so
10 the Post Oeirc, Columb's, Tena. ~
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We are informed that Mr.. w. c. PoR-
Tea. 'alled Stage Dtiser Brt4,S to dis
tinguish him nom the numerous other
WM. PoRrERs in the county has been
appointed Town Constable at Mt. Pleas
ant. The rowdies ran over little JIMMY,
but We make the prediction that Mt.
Pleasant win be as quiet as mouse un-
der Mr.. PORTER's administration.
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b Ifyou want suit of clothes cheap, call
at the Auction House
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sslrzE A. FarHneP q tGsz
Is anxious for the Legislature to pass a
dog law. He says that, ours and bull
dogs are the main enemies OF sheep. in
thiscounty, as there are no wildaniulals
here hounds and bird dogs rarely ever
disturbing sheep. When they are edu-
Gated, never. We. understand that our
county Representative, Hon. W.B. VIII
SON, says that the sentiments of Ills con
stituents confict-0n- the dog law ques--
tion.s Our opinion is that the great mass
of the farmers are in favor. of a dog law,
and the town peopleepposed to it. Per-
sons living in town, and having more
interest in dog flesh than in sheep, are
apt to be opposed to having their stub
tailed nuisances taxed or curtailed. Let
the tax come, even .as the winds come
1t is we'll known fact that nine
tenths of the ours in the county are own
ed by the colored people, who probably
do not own a single sheep. We know
that the old adage 'foye nae, love my
dog, applies with peculiar force TO the
negro, and we are disposed to think well
Of him for loving his 'possuln dog, bat
his affections and sympathies should not
be allowed to work injury to his white
neighDor. 8faury county ought to Zoe,
on account of her superior natural facii-
titles, the foremost county in the State in
sheep raising, and sho must of necessity
be so soon, as the soil cannot a great
while longer bear the Strain OF continual
cotton raising. Dogs are now permitted
to roam at liberty over the county, and
it is thing so common as to be expected
to find a lot of sheep dead in the fields
and pastures. The result is, our farmers
have lost nearly all interest in sheep,
and the few focks found here and there,
are of inferior quality. Farmers cannot
afford to buy fine sheep whenthe chances
are that they will be killed by dogs, Let
dog law be passed. .s..
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z1aR 1G1s Amso9 sosAnnoeue.fso7 '
,,1 Ne; ss H. .,s. ms.
gro womens all Tssout4 TIE rent of the
wesisyyhich theys ligeds "a 1e9alted
ID edssf eAght, Ard one pfthe ~
likssssss, ~ stss Crosby ~ 81 ssss
the eye. with . piece ofiron, making her
visionary organ the color Of her fsee.
They bad a trial before Esquire Hern-
don, who discharged them on paying
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The Disease called Love- comes off tc-
morrow night at TIE Atheneum Hall.
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EXTRA SPECIAL NOTICE.

"A good Winter Coat for 800 at the
AUCTION House. - ~
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10 TIE Editor of The 0OluHs6ia Her
add: DEAR E1s-Ths undersigned, cit
liens Of 1laury County, who desire to
protest against any limitations or re-
strictions on the part of the Legisla-
ture Of Tennessee being put On the
powers Of the convention, proposed to
be called by the people Of Tennessee
ito alter. reform or. abolish, the pres
ent government In such manner Is the
people of Tennessee think proper, RE
specially request that you win through
your paper call q public meeting Of our
citizens who are opposed to such in
reference on the part Of the Legisia-
ture, to be held on Saturday evening;
the 9th inst, at 8 o'clock, p. NJ.
Respectfully, ~
- JAS. II. THOMAS,
= isl1z9 W.sP. MARTIN, ss' 3 u
NJ. g: FRIERsoN, y
IN. BARNETT, = aaSai
8 's'zsa w. c. WHfTTHoRSE, -
A. II. BRowN, 81
- ~ @ and Others. UtHfa5f
CoLuMBIA, Now 4, 1850. - -, - :.
assiesess s 1iBlsoa.s tigiz sslf as1
Blood is said to be s.sure to TELL" and
there may be enough truth in the maxim
to make it a rule, but it is equally true
there. are sometimes significant excep-
tions. Our fellow-citizen Maj. JOHN d.
FLEMING has one Of these exceptions.
HIS premium colt 'Jaunty' is descended
from an old blind scrub. And his old
mare, though descended from the most
igneble and plebeian of ancestors, re-
Gently carried the Major and lady 30
miles in hours, over . rough road.
Though a scrub, her descendants are as
fine looking as any in the county.
'7s :; hfsa Nh. PLEASANT, Der. 26.
III the last number Of the Herald is
notice Of Mr.. Jas. A. FIeming's Fox
On Monday night last there
was an extraordinary hunt in this the
1lth district. Soon after dark hounds
were running two miles. south of Mt.
Pleasant, and on Tuesday morning fat
deer was found in the mule lot of Major
J. w. s. Ridley, its ears, tail, and legs
showing the imprint. Of mules teeth.
hounds are disposed to follow
after game, they are not so tfoughtlcss
as TO go into smooth, unobstructed lot
eighty-odd mules are gambol-
ing. in the moonlight. The fact that
deer ran to q gate in picket
fence leads to the belief that it was tame,
and knew the gate to be a means Of es-
cape. Present reports it a wild deer
driven by other hunters from its high
land haunts.' b. ~ f'e. NJ.
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James West is having new frcat put
to the house lately occupied by Lamb 4
Boyd, and will use it for his saloon. ?.
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TICKETS S 90 EACH.

TICKETS S. 90 EACH.
For pamphlet giving description Of property,
containing Act Of Legislature, and certificates
Of leading gentlemen OF this and other States,
apply to either of the following Agents:
l.. Fl. LYME, Farmers Bank, Henderson, KY.
R. B. ALEXANDER. Commercial Bank. Lou.
isville,Ky. ssts
JOHN C. LATHAM, President Bank Hopkins
vile, Hopkinsville, Ky.
JAMES L. DALLAM, Commercial. Bank, Pa
ducah, KY,
B. G. THOMAS, Lexington, Nv.
W. D. TYLER, Owensboro.Ky.
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CITY TENS.

New Goods ut Coluznbia yewelry store.
New styles Of Jewelry in sets, Breast
Pins Ear Rings, Bracelets, Finger
Rings, Lockets, Charms, Bosom and
Cuff Buttons, of gold, pearl and ivory,
warranted not to come apart. &
Gold and Silver Watches and Chains,
Siiyer-ware and Table Cutlery. Also, a
superior lot of Spectacles to suit all ages.
4w. iat --,-e,-- J. II. JAMES.
uyou want Hats, Boots or Shoes cheap
er than You ever saw them. go to the
Auction House.
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At the Court House Tomorrow even
fng at 3o'clock.
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10000 Bushels Dried Apples wanted by
Martin & Pickard. -
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sdts&e 1,3z Gold Fens. g.;f 80
s.A,superior-lot of gold pens in great
variety, for Bankers, Merchants,
Schools and general use, Pencils and
Toothpicks. All Of which offer for
sale at very low prices.
y4w. x -7r< 4si j. H.JAMEs
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sqaire ". \. II. mack,

Tomorrow evening at the Athensum
Hall, O'Clock. - -, tr-rt
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vlsssrs iiiw ,ssRSax ShnlNe HILLss.
Mn. ED.-~Our people blxS absuta M
returned from the Fairs, and are t,uiesly
at home, the young men passing most Of
their time in thinking Of two al, our
bellies, Misses L and p Oar town hiss
had some inlprovcments-s inee rflhxiSt-
mas last. Houses have been fepainted,
new fences built, ana new ffupts put to
stores Spring Hill, boasts OF having
some Of the prettiest young ladies' and
most gallant. yeung gentlemen IN the
State, and prosperity is her watchword.
She has three schools, one female, under
the guidance of Mr.. Mack Blair and lady,
amale school under Col. Thomas Pee,
bles, both. of them good institutions of
learning. The other is acolefed school,
and numbeis something under three
hundred. We have fonr fiourishing dry
goods store, two drugstores. four groce-
ries, two wagon shops, two blacksmith,
shops, one coach shop, one saddle shop
three shoe-shops, one hotel and stable,
three churches: Presbyterian, Cumber-
land Presbyterian, and Methodist
have Episcopal service once every two
weeks at the Cumberland church. We
also support five NJ. DIS very handsome
ly, as welllas ones D. d. S. We learn
that you have in your town ono Mr.
Copeland, who proposes TO cnt stencil.
plates for livelihood. This gent was
in our town for Three days, and left last
Friday night in all the blustgr OF win
ter storm, without paving his board, or
giving any warning, but stole his plum
der out of his room (which was at Mr.. E..
Butler's, i, in the dead hour Of night, and
walked off, Let boarding houses look
out for Copeland 81, -, - : rRATs. 4
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A Nm y u N G e NJ E N Z s..
's.,5 -. MAURY. COUNTY.


We are authorized to announce JOHN La
MARass candidate for SHERIFF, at the en-
suing March Election. aoeg r Aa
We are authorizedto announce G. II. BEAN
as capdidate for SHERIFF., at the ensuing
March Election.
We are authorized 10 announce GEORGE w.
KINZER as candidate for SHERIFF., the
ensuing March election.
We arc authorized to announce ROBERT u.
RICKETTS, as a candidate for Sheriff, at the
ensuing March Election.
We are authorized TO announce SlAMSL AI-
tn as candidate for SHERIFF, ut the ensu
ing March Fiction. > -
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HOW TO.GET TICKETS.

Tickets can be ordered Though A. D. FRI
ERSON, At the Post Office, or nj the HERALD
Office. ft
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Dull.

= - = 1870 - DILL. . -,
Our faithful and iynx-eyed policemen
tell % That there have been but two ar
rests during the past two weeks. -
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Ese ~ thing has been b uelss ew AID H. .
fered at the very lowest figure known 10 the
trade. Teachers can buy books at the Columbia
Book Store just as cheap as they can in Nasl,
Vile, Louisville, or Cincinnati Orders solicited
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You can buy Cups & Saucers, Plates
Dishes &c. cheaper at the Auction House
than any where else
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Persons indebted to Pillow d Lips
comb are notified that they have sold
out to Lipseomb Brothers, and to come
forward and settle Immediately, as they
are compelled to wind up their business.
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EeK RH0ml

In their View OosFseH ~
Lamb Il Boyd have removed their Fur
uisrre Store to Titcomb's new building.
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To Nd. WALKER's Auction Sales next
week, as nc has evcrythir e cheaper than
any where. 80 = -
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We are authorized to announce ]. N. HICK-
Ely as q candidate for COUNTY COURT
CLERK, at the ensuing March Election.
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80 - = IS. s. - = ss.s Is 3
! esd silss - ssfsl sssss ssss.saS .s.s s--ss
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10000 Bushels Dried Apples wanted by
Martin & Pickard. u
Good Boots can be had for $500 at the
Auction House. 81 10
Notice. go 2.'-e
Mrs. FRA vcEs e. HARPER, the great
Colored Lecturer, of Philadelphia, Pa,
will lecture at the Hammer Hall on Tues
day night, the 4th inst at ~ O'Clock.
The public are invited Admittance Is
cents.
b,rsass3 ass creeks. = e -
4 fine assortment of clocks of superior
mannfacture, and for sale at very low
figures and all warranted.
w4..S1A-Fe s~- -df < J. Ii. JAMES.
sChildren's Shoes& Stockings atthe AUG
ton House.. 7ssaaE - t4,s sss-s
1000 Bushels Boughton Seed Wheat
for sale, by Marlin & Pickard. I'D
Go to the Auction House and get you
pair of Pants for 81, 25. -.gi,p,l4 -
To wheat Growers.
! Wanted-10,0o0 Bushels OF, prime
wheat. JOHN FRIERsoN & Co.
g ~ iss-t ---- - e
f,is, Seed Wheat. -, 3.
400 Bushels Prime Boughton Wheat
for sale. T. w. KEEsEE & Co.
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Notice..

Good Boots can be had for $500 at the
Auction House.. 81 Ia s
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We are authorized to announce w. J.WHIT-
THORNE, JR. as candidate for CIRCUIT
COURT CLERK, at the ems uiug March elee-
t,on
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he Sarc to Go

0,000 bushels Good Sound Cotton Seed
wanted Ivy Martin & Pickard. 4-i ~
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J. The Auction House is selling Flannel
at twenty cents. 5s q .~71a l1. 'or
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ron CIRCUIT CoURT CLERK.

We are authorized TO announce 3. W. POR-
TER, (ssSOL") as candidate for CIRCUIT
COURT CLERK, at the ensuing March Elec-
ton.
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Stationery.

% every kind. Pens Ink and Paper, ceps
Books and States, Writing desks and
School Satchcls, Wall Paper.
Window Shasi6s, Toy
of ali kinds
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HslaI Mereeda Stack Fsandna Pa vuelsnd Robinson Raj
umore Niagara Bakeman Richmond &C. Neeas Beae Boston
Ship-SandRsky, Norton. Liverpool
BaH Routh Martin, Lonloui Carlo r. Busn Cork for or.
dst oaseo Gardner Galveston ueona shame Loodonj Coaeora
JOlanSen Cork for orders NewiOk Gibbs Ragged Island
BgCJ PoIede pyer Cardspa james MgTehie aAt shulee
n g.; Ottawa Bhs Ragged lsaud Eliza Mcneil Cow Bay
AdTana Pess Rohds for odei Bssser State Poster
Babadoe IT, Penson Basbah. Kingston, jan Zephyr MeEu
Halifax NJ - Robert Dillon, Batchiord. EizabeihDOTt
sehA-Slaha hedobe Glouoesri D. Atwood Raymond
Goa Frank IIes' wood Para Race Horse Hghe Cat Island g.
Wright CopP hehmond Tweed Johnson Nassau Armada Joos
Bear kye Washington Todd Baltmerei ChAs Thompson
Hanteh Para Luis Underbi Demarara W. r. Chapman Rdg
DOTcheter u Abby sgah ngals Philadelphia o. C. AokeI
Hobbe, StsHiordi Alaska, Clark Philadelphia
ARRIVED.
Steamship Champion, lockwood Charleston ndse and
Steamship San Salvador Hckerson Savannah mdse and
Steamship j. W. ByeuBan Ryder Wilmington ~ c. stores
Bark R. W. Griffith, DumnoRd MatsnIas u days sugar.
Bins Msapo, Jarvis Ponce, p r via CosmO l6 days
Shop Mary, DisstOn Virginia
CaBalbOat Geo. b. Sloan Pcou n g. IS days beahed
sCHooSKRs-kIyKR AND COAsrwsE
J. H. lockwood, Virginia Sarah Puryes, Virginia.
John j. Ward. Alexandria WIN. MaI7tk. Hewbern, ~ q.
James A. Lee. Virginia Israel K. Merritt, Virginia
Joseph Franklin, Georgetown, d. q.
FOREIGN PORTS
QURRNsTOvN July 1.-THE steamship Aleppo, from NewYork
arrived at Ga. m this morning.
SOUTHAMPTON July 3Ibe steamship Baltimore, from Baltimore
arrived at this port this morning.
GLASGOW, July l3Tbe steamship St. David from QHebec arrived
al this port to-day
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REAL ESTATE.

NRw.YoRK, Tuesday, July IS, 1862
we nave received from Messrs. A. d. Mel
ncA' r q Bro. a map OF that portion Of Eew-Jerrev
rom newark Bay to Washington Rock. The map is pro-
cVeu en- large seale and shows all the places on ths
nc" Jersey Central Railroad from Elizabsthport 10
bound Brook, and the New-Jersey,Road from Eliza
DeU 70 NeWBrunswick All tho streets and houses are
u ao"n and the names Of the present owners Of tho
a'ter are given Though from the rapid growth OF this
region OF New-Jersey, the map must DO obsolete,
~ must at the present time, DO invaluable
10 real estate men. 1t is also worth the
attention Of others to study 1t and zee how much has
already been accomplished in the few years that have
elapsed since the close OF the war; Before 80 years shall
nave been added 10 the history Of our Republic this
portion OF NewJersey will in all probability be as
thcRy peoped as the suburbs OF London The map has
been made from surveys by Mr.. NJ Hughes who is also
its sale In New York.
II with great pleasure that We announce that move.
ment has been made by several very influential real es
tate for greater accommodation m railroad com
nunleauOns for the Inhabitants Of the villages along the
MllhamsbrdGe Itiswel known that the inconvenience
OF travel have caused largo numbers OF wetodo people
10 80 to other places, which IN many. respects
are less desirable as places Of residence An increase
the number and speed Of trains reduction of the
OF communication, and the establishment of q line OF cabs
between the harlem Depot and the business portion Of
the city, combined with the natural advantages OF West
chester would make that county the desirable OF
all the suburbs as home for business and profes
si0Aa men.
Tomorrow Messrs A. D. Melleck, r., 4 Bro, will sell
200 plots OF 6Oxl50 feet EACH at West Rosele These lots
arc on lgh rolling ground and emnenty adapted for
building purposes. As additional inducement the
lot preferred S25 quarter Tho special train from
loot or lbertyst will leave ut II H. for which passes
are furnished by the auctOneers. Tho usual collation.
Messrs; Johnson Miller advertise 20 sell tomorrow
noon az the Exehange, the threestory and basement
Twenty ninth and Thirteth-sts
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CRIMINAL.

At the Tombs Police Court, yesterday, before
Alderman OBrieu, Thomas Laly, aged lg years, was
committed a charge Of pOeketIncking. He attempted
10 steal the watch Of sleeping gentleman IN BET lS
road car near the south Ferry she aGlon was ~
Precinct, and he took him into custody. The ladies'
sfcer therefore preferred Charge OF attempted theft
In tho possession Of Lany found a pOcket-bO0ki
containing t6 So an ivory tablet and passkey to the
F5rV We S9NO Room, which alleged 10 have been
stolen Mart Yesterday stole from the pocket Of
ing small sum OF money, while that gentleman
tS9ef ran of brt was pursued ana Ss,rtpad I lie
Sight he dropped his plumber, which MAS recovered
Committed.
Az the Essex Market Police Court vos,or-
day before Justice Mansfield. the two men Who sta6ed
and beat Charles Prcke OF NO nS oeYenth-St Mon
night were committed to await the result Of the
,nyes They gave their names as Joseph Echart aud
cob BeeE residing at S been zee 1bshs in I'M TR'
" Al the jefferson Market Police Court, yesterday,
before Justice Dodge Lizzie Sinclair vas committed on
CO sPcerst on the night Of July with fll5 IN his peck
~ which sum was stolen during MS stay one pleaded
6 not guNy Of Crosby and sprng-sts appeared
AGAINST James Gallagher, whom ne asserts attacked
him about O'Clock Oh Monday night as nc Tas stanng
on Tie corner Of Greene and Houst0nsts, kngcKea hm
down and attempted TO rob him OF NE poekepVoS con
tanning $780, His cries attracted inc aentiOn "a 0Cei
sth Eighth Precinct who took the accused lht9 Gus
tody Gallagher asserted his Innocence, anu sau mat
the complainant drunk and EEL agaIis1 hln; SHl
mitted for trial. Nelson G. AarseIs' ySbNIqqay'
went to James @. Beach OF NO, 0 ciert nun IL
son.st, represented himself a. O.. C tLA IN an
de Office Of the Tax Collector and offered 70 tKe INC
name Of Beach OF the books, where he was He3 sO V
his personal property II the latter would pay hil uS
small sum Of g. Beach fOollshly did so but aIei
caused his arrest lie was committed TO answer IN ug
fault OF 500 bail Geo. M0ser was charged Dy JacO
W Ielrr OF No 5Os Greenwichst with attacking mn o
6niyap-sr on Monday night, and rObbing him OF ~
The men had been drinking together ana te eolnPii
ant was very gone In liquor In default OF SLOW pan
Noser was committed for trial. styhshy dressed
women giving the names Of Mary Brown and kmnii
Johnson yesterday morning went 70 the dry gOOub soI
Of Lake a McCreeTy corner OF Broadway and Eleventh
st where they have frequently been before, at
A.ked look at lace ShaSs Thinking the salesman 1iI
not them, they secfeted shaWs valued az tl5
IN ALL under their dresses and walked out Of the store
The salesman, Joseph A. Jasele, immediately called al
eeer, and they were arrested and committed IN defaul
OF bail
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-14
oroCKs AND sToCK CARRYING.

Hungertord agt Ludlog PGten .tico O Gsr5SJG
Pm -. 81 - involving large amount OF MarlPosa
Stool n was alleged the defendants agreed TO carry
IT." isrfg obtained from Mr. Justice Barnard an order
sri tbe sale by the defendants OF about S5oOoO or
tbyf sock Receiver subsequently, appointed by
d. Conrt ana directed to take possession OF the stock
ami stock certificates, but the defendants declined TO
deliver up and moved TO yacato the order appointing
tbe Receiver and to set aside the injunction. The mo-
lions were heard before Jadge CarozO who denied the
oen 10 yacate the order appointing the Receiver and
directed the defendants 10 deliver the STOCK 10 hlu Inc
order was settled yesterday