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OVERRIDING n Thins.

We have long thought that the peo-
pls of Kansas, in their anxiety to secnre
alarge emigration. have greatly overdone
the matter, and hsve made statements
and held ont Inducements that could not
be realzsd. The Lawrence Tribune, in
. defence of the Southern Kansas Land
League. states. as q strong argument in
excuse Of the conduct of the settlers. tbs.
the press and people of Kansas invited
and urged them to come. spoke encour-
sgingIy of their prospects. sni held ont
the inducement that they would be allow
ed to scquire their land nnder the Home
stead set. Now. what right had the peo-
pie and press Of Kansas to hold out such
inducements? Those lands were under
the control of the Government. to be dis
posed Of as il saw fl; the people Of Kan
sss had no authority to make pledges to
emigrsnts concerning those lands; snd
they have no right to demand that Gov
ernment shall change its policy and back
ont Of it's contracts in order that the un-
authorized pledges of portion of the
people and press Of Kansas may be car.
ried out.
Then. there is the Indian business.
It is we'll remembered what On outcry
there was made at the beginning Of the
troubles. sgsinst those who said there was
dagger on the frontier. 1t Was denounced
rs humbug and scare, got up by jeal.
ous people in the East. to prevent emf.
grafton. Settlers were induced to come
on. and to push fer beyond the reach Of
aid. Now many Of them have been muir
dered, and the balance have taken the
back track.
The grssshoppsrs have been another
bother to the emigration monomaniacs.
Those pests have done. and are now do.
ing, immense damage in Kansas. But
they have been designated humbug and
. scare. and every means has been used
to suppress all unfavorsble reports on
this subject, because it wonld have ten.
dency to retsrd emigration. There are
aiarge number Of persons in this viciui-
~. and no doubt there are oil slong the
river. who settled out west last Summer
had their crops eaten BY grassboppers.
snd came in to the river in the Fall to
avoid starvation.
Ths principle seems to Be. get emf
grants to come, no matter If they are
murdered or starved. or driven off as
trespassers. after they get here. We
believe it will do Ksnsss ten times ss
much good to tell the truth. and let emf
grants come with their eyes open. as to
deceive them. and cause them to turn
back with woful stories of hardships they
have personally witnessed or endured.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1869-06-24

~ Another Brutal prise fight came
of at st. Louis. few days ago. in which
the brniser. MeCoole. was badly whipped
BY Allen. an Englisbmsn. McCools is
the man Who whipped Aaron Jones. in
Ohio. several years ago. Since man ,0ili
indulge in prize Sighting. We hereby sx.
press our unbounded satisfaction thst Nc
Coole has been hammered to Jelly.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1869-06-24

w Chief Justice Chase wants to
strew poppies over rebel graves, and bis
daughter. Kate Sprsgue. has gone South,
to work up bis chances for the next Pre-
sidency. We fear she is fsted to see her
poppy strewn among the rebel graves. =.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1869-06-24

~ Ga Monday. William Finley
was brought beinre Esquire Msuck. on
the charge Of snapPing a revolver at Pc
ter Weininger. with threat to kill him.
He was bound over. to answer at the
next term Of The District Court.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1869-06-24
MARRIAGE AND cELIpACY.

An Essay for Young Men on the Crime
Of Solitude, and the DISEASES and ABU.
sES which create impedinenfs to MARRI.
AGE, with sure mears Of relief. Sent In seal.
ed letter envelopes. free of charge. Add ress,
Dr.. J. sKILLIN HOUGHTON, Howard As.
soeiatioo. Philadelphia. Pa. feb. Ally.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1869-06-24

Nor DfAD YEr.-Ws notice that G.
Dana Ssyrs has been fguring - Secre-
tary and orstor in . meeting Of Land
down IN Crawford County. 4
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Highly Complimen tary.

Highly Complimentary.
NATIONAL PEACE JUBILEE ASSOCIATIONS
Bos1oS. May 81. 1869.
Dear Sirs: 1 take great pleasure 10 sd :
visngyou officially that at meeting Of the
Executive Committee Of the Association,
holden on Saturday evening. it was. on
motion Of Mr.. E. D. Jordan. unsnimo ous.
y voted:
That. il any pisnos are to be used in
the performances at the Coliseum, they
shall be the grand orchestral pianos Of
Messrs. Hallet. Davis & Co.
l remain. gentlemen. respectfully your
ob't servant,
Henry G. PARKER. Secretary.
Messrs. HALLEr. DAVIS & Co., Boston.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1869-06-24

The TRIALS OF LIFE.-What shall l
do? am so debilitated that cannot at.
tend to my ordinary duties. Try Speer's
Standard Wine Bitters;" they are unex.
cslled. and will act fsvorsbly on ell The
fuuctious Of your system. and restore
them to vigorous action. They are sim
ply Speer's vine. without medication.
except BY such herbs and roots Is Ply.
sieiass use daily.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1869-06-24

81 We learn that the grasshoppers
ere doing considerable damage in this
section Of country. They appear to be
psrtieulsrly ravenous in the vicinity Of
Padonia, Brown County. A number of
fields Of wheat have been totally destroy
cd, and many others almost so. while
many corn fields have suffered badly.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1869-06-24

~ We call especial attention to the
advertisement in another column Of
SPsen's Ponr GRAPR WINE. pure and
unsdulterated Grape Wine. invaluable in
sickness.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1869-06-24

r. Henry J..Rsymond. editor Of the
New York Times. died 10 thst city, Of
spoplexy. ON the morning Of the 18th.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1869-06-24

w There is no mistake about it. Plan.
ta:ion Bittsrs will 'wsrd OF Fever and
Agne and oil kindred diseases. If used 10
time. No family need suffer from this
distressing complaint If they will keep
Plantation Bitters 10 the house. and use
it according to directions. The most i'm
portsnt Ingredient Of this medicine ia
Cslisays or Peruvian Bsrk. which is
known to'be r'Ie finest and purest tonic in
the vegetable kingdom. The extract Of
this Bark is the active principle of all the
good Fever and ague Medicines prescribed
by intelligent doctors. Cslissys Bark
is used extensively in the manufacture Of
Plantation Bitters, as well as quinine. and
We dare say they owe their popularity
mostly to that fact. We can recon-
mend them.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1869-06-24

Words Of Wisdom for Young Mem on
the Rolling Passion In Youth and Early Man.
hood. with Self Help for the ering and unfor-
tunate. Sent in sealed letter envelopes, free
Of charge. Address. HOWARD AssOCIA
TI0N. Boz P, Phikdelrhia, Pa. feb4yI.
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L)ie0.

In this place, on Sunday morning, the 20tl
inst, JONAS DowEs, aged about Al ye,rs
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1869-06-24

~ Clint. Tay lor is Agsnt for Wbes-
Ter d Wilson's Sewing Machine. Bee
bis card.
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H Those subscribers who 6ud fg-
ures marked upon the margins of their
papers with colored pencil. will under
stand that it indicates the amount of
their srresrages to the present time. and
II attended to, will save us the trouble
Of nsking ont specisl bills.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1869-06-24

$1,000 AND ALI EXPENSES PAD!-See
advertisement of American Shuttle Sew
iag Machine In our Advertising columns.
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% Charley Bu,khalter has sold ont.
Sec bis call TO settle up.
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MAGNOLIA WArER.-Superior to the best
imported German Cologne, and sold at half
the price.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1869-06-24

A CoNrENrBD MIND-Is one Of the re-.
suits of clear conscience, and the body
must be in a healthy condition to insure
both. We know Of NO tonic in use that
is pursr. more acceptable. and more plea
SAINT in taste and effect than Dr.. Farr's In
Cordial. For women and chill
dren. it is one Of the best known. 1t /,
made Of roots bsrks and pure liqaor-s
mild and beneficial stimulant. For sale
BY Brown. Weber Il Graham. Noe. 10
and IL N. Second street. St. Louis.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1869-06-24

ES Quite . number of our readers
have been curious to know the meaning
Of the. paragraph in telegrapbic cbsrsc-
ters. which We published . few week.
ago. To crafty them. we give it in or
dinsry letters:
"To Bruin vi.
9 reed o K 73
Sig NJ Hi"
There. now il is ss plsin % day.
light. Don't bother us any more.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1869-06-24

suu IcCeiSe0 tuo diu 10 W0Ic0 ne ID entl'
tied. There is large class of preach.
ers. who make it point. when stsrtisg
on . journey. to lay off their land. some.
thing like this: "Now, there is Sister
So-snd-So. hss plenty Of nice chickens.
aud oil kinds of good things. and knows
just how to cook them right. and has
good. soft beds-I'll take it easy. and
manage to reach there Just about sun
down. and will stop there over night"
he starts of. makes the connection Just
Is be had calculated. and pulls up with
an exclamation of how fortunate that be
happened to get there just ., night-be
bad not anticipated such good luck |!
Then be goes for Sister So-and Sos
good things. and sets forth next morn
ing. with the triggers laid to swoop
down on Brother Somebody Else the
coming night. Now. which is the more
rule followed BY the up-
,odly member Of . secret order. or the
ying and sponging of the holy minister
,f the Church .
Perhaps the editor Of the Era will
thst We sre pretty much down
IN the churches. Not 80. We think
he Church has its Legitimate work. and
Free Masonry and Odd Fellowship h.ve
heirs. We believe in each performing
IS appointed work. without interfering
'ith or warring upon the other. 1t is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-18
THE MYTHICAL SYSTEM OF coinage.

WASHINGTON, Feb. H.-On the 2lst OF july
1868 the Hon. william d. Kelley, Chairman OF the House
Committee on Coinage Weights, aud Measures reported
bill I r. l440 to promote the establishment OF an IN
ernaiona mercal system OF coinage The Secretary or
fine Treasury requested Mr. L. b. Elliott TO examine THIS
BILL and give his views In relation thereto III accoru
ance with this request Mr. Elliott has made very IN
erestng and elaborate report which the Secretary trans
mtted 10 the House the 9th INST where n was referred
TO the Committee above mentioned ana ordered 10 pe
prnted The bill provides rs follows:
t That the gold Of the United States a weigh one
aud grammss the dollar and shall be eepths hne
shall contain aud shaf a@mes pare gold ana tn
remainder ID Such coins shall be legLtenders IN pay
nnts AFTER specified future dae and SO3 OF this new coinage
shall equivalent OF 81 900 Of the old coinage OF the 9ue
mes, stamped them 4h That silver hatdoars ana smaller
silver coins shall coinage, consist Of standard n'e nine
nhs and weigh rs TO each dollar OF value ana
bit and fneness stamped upon them ana sn DC
Of all exceeding SlO Mr. slhOu IN
dorses the the hill and sets forth the importance OF Us
enactment By Congress- and the advantages snen no"a prop
Ally result therRom says the gold coinage oil IN.
limited state, nearly methcal BY reducing ,9sr
standard weight three parts 10 lVO or lV h.y No.iu DC
desirable that the OF erman
the United gold dollar the gold franc OF France aad me sa
10 point value that the following equivalents may Obtain VIZ
uuIou crowns equal (go equal 100 francs lsod equal
pence gold four francs VI 20 pence each AFTER referring 70
aeeent standards that prevail, the hope expressed
that the decision Of nations will be Ia V0r OF
the Gsman standard grsmmes Of tine gold rather oan inc
French standard which somewhat less the sole ground Of metra
dollars 100 metrical Francs 4 neirs pounds or NV
mecal pence weighing 3 Of standard gold nne'eHn
6ne. and containing 30 granmes Of pur' gold
The report contains numerous tables whlch embrace
much interesting and valuable Information lelaNe "
the monetary systems Of the leading nations OF the
world and deserving OF the careful perusa OF the ous
ness portion OF the community and all Others VINO are III
terested Ia the subject to which 1t relates
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-18
NOMINATIONS CONFIRMED.

WAsHIsGToS, Feb 1.-THE Senate, yester-
day, in Executive Session, confirmed tho following nom
inati Ons;
Calvin Cowls, 10 be Ayer Of the United States
Charlotte North Carolina.
James H. Actleh Attorney Of the United States for III,
Western District Of ATklusaa I'D.
CpL Gulyus H. he Commodore In the Navy from the
10Th Feb 1902 vice Commodore james Mckmsty
tie retired list
~ he Revenue Gutter S,rro,: To be Captaus-F Lent Henry
d. Hall Dabsl Hodges To he First LsaeAnt-Sscond LsaL Ed
ward Dean 10 10 Seeosd LeuIsnAutihrd Lieut. Augustus W.
SehAh 10 DO Ih ldeuenanaRobeTI ~ CLARK, John owen,
Thomas Mason. Samuel Howard
10 be MAJOR dsnnis bV Brer-BreV BrgsdsrGen St. Clair
muDsnd late Colonel of the llbth PenuAuia VOunteeu
BhgaeeGsn James Ga late Colonel Of the sih Vol
10 be Bgair G,,ra By BreveI Beru late Colonel OF the
l Regiment Alexander Cbanb,r, late Colonel o,the
Coons aud Assistant Generals William H. Christian late
Colonel OF the 26i NewiOrk Eouaers BeyrtCo Charles Nor
Col FeI AsauS late MAJOR Of the 63h New York Volunteers Brev
Co william W. Dudley late Lieutenant Coloae Of the 18Th Indiana
Volunteers BevetCOt James h. Colt late Major tho th
teat Volunteers BrsVeCo john Dynu late Additional Paymsster
Volunteers George Gowan, late Colonel Of tho tSth
Voluner,i hce WisNe late Cooae Of the Veteran Reserve
llh Illinois Cavalry Bevs Col James Bcrne late Major Of
i Regiment Veteran Reserve Corps Augustus Van Horn Kills. late
oc,onel OF ne l2hh Sss.iork Volunteers.
TO Do Ooon>b BY Brerreci Leu,enlntC Col John W. Byron
late Major Of tho 18th Volunteers
AbeH H. Waos late MAJOR of the sui Ohio Volunteers Charles 49,
sor'on late Laieuau Cea aud Quaenae Of Voanteers reye
Voiahtesn Bevet Mathematical FsuI Agnus, iste Major
81 he b5th Nev.Yok yountesrs John " Marsh se Ieusa
intto ofhs l2b New Hampshire Volunteers Bst LsunsntCo
James Colt Major Cohnscut Volunteers, Nre,
IeuenantCs John b. Dennis late Additional Volunteers
Be'st leebantCo ElshA Kinks late Captain 18th Masss
snas N9lnsee Tho. GIosvenor late LatenantCoL tire
Captain aud tOHnhsssfy Of Subsistence Of Volunteers
10 Dc L1NE! ootoAd' ~ Brcrst-BFsvd Major Rausurs W
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-18
CIVIL.

In the Supreme Court, Trial Term, before
Mr. Justice Ingraham, the case OF N. b. Goddard agt.
Charles Mallory was tried yesterday. The plaintiff
shipped; through commission house, goods for Whining
shipped per Euerpe The goods really shipped by
the Twilight the Euterpe having been detained her
home voyage and the latter vessel being substituted for
her keep the regularity Of trips Both vessels be-
onged 10 the defendant, and running connection
with the Atlantic Coast Steamship Company line The
Twilight lost. and the plaintiff brought suit against
the defendant The plaintiff In substance, claims that
lie shipped by tho Euterpe. that the bill OF ladng
conclusive ON the defendant, aud that by shipping by
snoueI Nessel no pecaho not Mnpy counlhon carrier,
claims that the placing OF the Euterpe In tho bill
OF adng was merely formal matter; that the under
standing OF the plaintiff that any vessel OF his was
proper that he knew that the goods might be shipped
by any vessel and would have thought himself injured
had the defendant waited Till the Euerpe sailed The
case, though involving but $50, has already been
tried and tile nonsut then given been reversed by
General Term. The was tried yesterday for the
second time but the jury were directed TO bring in
scaled verdict ... '.r...'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-18
CRIMINAL.

AT the jefferson Market Police Court. before
Justice Dodge James Daniel Duffy residing at No iSI
West Fourteenth-st. was yesterday committed without
ban on charge OF attempting 10 shoot James Bennett Of
No Su West flftyfourhst The complainant said that
when coming through Wo0sters yesterday he met the
accused and saw loaded pistol In his hand. Belle wing
the pistol TO DO his property he requested tho prisoner
give 10 him. The latter hereupOn leyeled the weapon
aud taking deliberate aim fired at the Complainant the
pan passing very near his person In answer to the
charge the prisoner said that tho pistol given 10 him
TO pawn and he had only discharged It into the gutter
La the Court of General Sessions, yesterday
morning before John X Hackett, Recorder two trials
were held, resulting In one conviction and one acquta
NO senteaces were pronounced, Judgment being post
poheu Ia Tie conviction TO allow the prisoner an oppor
hlty 10 bring references or character large number
OF pleadngs were received and the days OF trial ap
pointed Samuel Shaw, grayheaded old man, plead
not guilty TO charge OF grand larceny aud received
trial The Jury rendered verdict OF not guilty, aud tho
prisoner was discharged WIN Jones, indicted with
Francis Brodey accusation OF attempt mt bur
gary; pleading not guilty received trial ohlesr Elder
ana Mr. Pearsa private Waterman both testified that
on the night OF the 18th OF January thoy found Jones
and Bradley acting susplciously IN Hesterst The Jury
rendered verdict OF guilty and Judgment post poned
to allow the prisoner opportunity bring test
nony OF DC. Tho prisoner Bradley will receive
his trial ut the next term OF the Court Owing 10 the alb
sencc OF witnesses III several cases the Court adjourned
TO II o'clock this morning
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-18
LATEST SHIP NEHN
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
seaship Castle Adams Havana Pc H. mdse aud pass
Steamship Huntsville. Cowel. SaTsnush. ndse and pass
Steamship Theis. 1n1sy, Prov deuce, nose.
Brig Mail ans Jarvis Mssina ~ DAYS, fruit
Brig Csmns, Chureh. jacksonville DAYS, naval stores
Gettysurg Coua Wilmington, n u days naval stofss
Sehr John Fields Wilmington, n c. days naval stores
Schr Whney Long HAYS. savannah, days, yellow pine.
chr Tueofo BabhItt Baltimore, DAYS, coal
schr W r. Jones Lron st Mars Ga. DAYS yellow pine
srhr CnrIew Turner Galveston 10 DAYS mdse
schr W. Mcgee Kecham, Wilmington days naval stores
Fish Turner Jacksonville. days yellow pine
sCH0ONEEs-KIvEK AND coAsrw;sE
r. s. Dean, Eew.Haven. Seyentysr. Virginia
st James, Taunton. Olifer Anes, bAiunSfs.
Lady Antrim WAreham. Crescent Lodge rhiaaep1s>
Deerheld, Greenwich Judge hnnyon, bnf2Oe1bb~"
Maria Louisa, Madison Neanor, EltsOetnporI
d. COnstock, Georges Banks Baltimore EhrloetnPeh
COrlela Georges Banks MARY blMNus rIo'H'e1oe
Mary Eliza. Little Neck. CahstA' he"hA'sh
Maria, Greenwich
SAILED.
Standardization aud Minnesota for LivpoO Fabanks WI
minston; Saratoga. Norfhk
DOMESTIC PORTS.
UorNrs HOLE i-Passiag b. Steamships VIM Lawrence,
from baltimore and Neptune from NeN-fork for Ioston
CnARLx Feb i7Arived steamship Msnhsuan New
Nash eogetoNn seh Kendaskeag Seoset0"h DAs 'nAse'
Norfolk 80 -, ...ht. .,r. n.l,,o,.
Mar Cleared, W. =. Clyde newborn
SAy,YyAH lArrived steamship A91tgomy aad san sal
yaor New North Point Baltimore Cleared AMP JOIN 10
ker, for Liverpool
FOREIGN PORTS.
HAVANA Feb l7Tbe steamship Columbia from New YORK fea "
arrived Isst evening steamship Junsta sailed today ior ~
more steamship SaroGa from heSOrens aea fo hAmpas'
DISASTERS.
tvKppoor Feb 1.-THE American ship Southern Eagle which
returned 10 Milford Haven a&msauv
having experienced heavy weather Sue will discharge cargo
SPOKEN.
Palermo for Philadelphia Feb TO- IOO miles "
nv u % Sandy Hook u DAYS out short u provisions
Whaling schr Dodge New Bedford jan 90 lat zto Ion
so 40 had whales since IesTng the Western hes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-18

.t late Captain and Assistant ofveunteer, Brevet
MIC, Wism W. Beekyth Captain OF S0th New York Voun
tee Brvet Major Richard b. Treat late Captain and Comna 2,
suht,nce of Volunteers Major Henry Curtis G late captain
And General Of Volunteers 1Hrus ~ .
hs 2 Cavary LsaV Hunt late Major and
Breet Major Albert Pope late Captain Of tue 18th
Ma Volunteers ~ ~ "a. d., i.,,or.
ant Of the Isl Regiment United states Veteran Vontees
scL.on late first OF the 10th Regiment Pennivsna
Reserves " Bowler late Of ne SOn
p,nantmnt in he lrny-Fourth Regiment Of Cavalry
william Russell IT, late Major and Assistant
Volunteer. 10 Second Lieutenant Oct 70 IDOL wee HICKS pro
noted PInb Regiment CavaFrank C. horehead OF M.eu 70
be second Sept 1871 wee DC pr ,p.pM In
shaw Of Keuuck Second Leuanan June 49, lSo Woo Dawn
resgned
w Baphar late HTieutensnt 10 the Ah Regiment ou'eu '"'
C,yay 10 be FirstLieutensnt, date from Nov H, 1900
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49, 49, 1885, 49, I6l 1884, 1863 f74 49, 49, ea ss 1o I TO- 10
SUPREME COURT-CnAMBERs--No so, SO, n, 9a.
ia 49, l2 49, 49, 49, l AS 1885, 5 H. l1s 49, 1884, leS
3T ss 49, 1884, so 1871 1872 2o 20z 40 2le 27[
ZIG. 229. 23l, 235, az 2i3. "a 245. Call 252
SUPERIOR COURT-rRTAL 1EPu-Part Nos. 1e3
SIS 6]5 2ll 6s $40 CO. ss3 65l OBJ 6e9 1a3 d 95
PART NOs ioj e 60 79i $40 TO- SJa s0 ea ef ele sls
$40, s26, 8l8. =.
MARINE CoURr-TRTAL TERM.--Nos. 1867 1872 T779,
1891 7l9 72 i2I 1891 1882 1893 7g+ 1885, l7o5 1885, l l7
l7os 792 793 1884, 1875. 1885, 1881 1873 s9 1900 1901 1902 la
COURT OF OYER AND TERMISER-Held by BAR
Court opens 10 m-1he People sgt Geo. 0renas
honicds The People agt Eliza Johnson bonede The People al
Henry Hisenson, grand larceny.
Court OF GENERAL sEssIoNs.-The People aQt.
James Gafney ssd John Rsebuga Same agt Jane, marsh
LongbuTgay;
heburglary Same Richard Reagrsnd larceny; ssns
Wesley Miller aud Henry Proyatgsnd larceny; Same Charles
Williamson and Philip Murphbngary; Same Peter Fshsry
Edward segon and John MISUNDERSTANDING same sgt Jsns:
Wallace LINE Jackson ard Charles Hohni an
Andrew Lnebrceny Same Sarah Jones and Sarah Bfeun-r.
Des dino GoBIaesfeloniou batte-g
Ray moud Cal ab glary Same Thomas McMahon-bar.
glAry Same Edwari 1oppS and John Wlams-bagarT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-18
PASSING ERS ARRJVED

PROM HAVANA Feb 1In steamship Nero Css,eJ Kohle,
and family j. Bnere A. Thompson Isaac Iongh IIsss L. Pant
Crespo F. r. Russell e. NJ Crswo p Goazales j. Solsr j. D.
Zssat Dr. T. Gorilla and Vorela Paco Pc
ratio family. d. Ours j. Coco Cherries Crsyss De
Sam. Mr wither, Mr. Ponce de Lary and hmly.
NJ R0saes c. O. Qienero. A. D. Lotolonlo J. D. S..
Askqas susiesdy Ortomseh Banaeos BdepiIs Cands
mas H. O Campo j. Dursnd A. yadrqusL Del,nep,
c. Cashier Roles Ma, RodqueI aud child zuya and sdy HI
Losden r. shaw b. L. Csry Mira Alto Missis Cusn NJ Chs
tin O. r. Yaro K g. BetaneOnf aud children r. Suusue Casa
r. Monrcs r. Delgardo. A. j. Corsa Sahgley.
FROM sAVANNAH-I, steamship Huntsyile-Mrs l. Smith
and child Robt Bartlett John Warren, VIM Mie B.
Brady Joseph L. arbnks 81 Fairbanks Ia G. Converse
p Ne1m Ely.