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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-08-20

THE Captain Of the scow Henry Young.
pickedapl in ihe. Lake bas been here to look
after his craft, and says she sprung aleak, and
was abandoned.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-08-20

THE PRESIDENT AND PARTY, on their way
from ST. Louis, stopped in Cleveland on the
10th and remained long enough to take drise
through the principal streets of the city, and
to be introduced to many of its citizens. He
left at half past 10 for Pittsburg, expressing
pleasure at what he had seen and experienced.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-08-20

The Panesvile .Adgerttser says that on
Wednesday last, motion was filed in the
office of the clerk of the Court of Common
Pleas of Lake county. for the removal of
the case of Ohio against John d. Pratt, TO the
county of Cuyshoga. The motion alleges
that a fair and impartial trial cannot be had
in the county of Lake, or in the counties of
Ashtabula or Geauga. on account of local
prejudice and excitement in said counties.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-08-20

You will find yankee notion at SwIFT's
Drug Store in the shape Of Boston Yeast
Powder, for making light bread, biscuit and
indian cakes Only s5c for one sealed bottle,
with full directions
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-08-20

ORWELL, as well as CoNNEAUT thstha been
alluded to, became a money order Office ON
the first inst
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-08-20

The great swell, or tidal wave which visited
this section of the lake shore some two weeks
ago, gave cur lake neighbors in Madison and
Perry benefit also-tlooding the shore and
low lands Ashtabula being sufficiently pro-
vided with "swells" already, this one did not
venture as far east as that point.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-08-20
WARMERS PILE REMEDY.
w ARNER,S PILE REMEDY HAS

never failed mot IN case to cure the very
worst OF BBpd. Itching or Bleeding Piles Those
who are afflicted shOHld Immediately call on their Drug
gst and get WARSEB's PILE REMEDY. il is exprsast
Orhe Piles and s not recommended TO cure any other
disease II has cured many of Thirty years
standing Price one dollar. For sale by druggists ey
erywhere,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-08-20

wARNEH's CELEBRATED BENEDIEs.--SOd by HEyDHT
KING, A.htabula, Ohio Dealers in fine Drugs, Med
icines Paints. Ofis. Fine Toilet articles, &c
Physicians prescriptions compounded at all hours.
1862
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-08-20

AsHTABDLA TOWNSHIP FAIR.-The Tmr'
teenth Annual Fair of the Ashtabuia Farmers
and Mechanics Association, will be held on
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, September
2sth, goth and 3oth. 1870. Premium List next
week. l'' hNN
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-08-20
DYSPEPSIA.

WARNyRs DIsPEPsIA Toxic IL prepared expressly for
Dyspeptics and those suffering with habiiua COstye
ness u q slightly stimulating tonic and splendid
appetizer. Il strengthens the stomach d restores the
digestive organs to their healthy Weak nervous
and dyspepfie persons should use WAREERs DTEPEPsIA
Tonic. For Esie by druggists. Price one dollar
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-08-20
AUGUST. PREPARE FOR THE

CHOLERA With the cheated termn comes the danger
of that frghtfu pestenceC CHOLERA and kindred dis
eases What untold and inseribable misery has been
plants. But every onght to be made aware that
specific for this class of diseases as well as certain
TIERS 1t will positively forty the system against tn.
attacks OF Asiatlc Cholera, Cholera Morbus, Cholera
Infantum Diarrhea Summer Complaint. DyseHtery,
Cholic. Painters Cholic, &C. d. H. Bssell, II. d.,
Physcian-in Chief of the u s. Hospital Ship, Falcon
highly recommends II for Cholera and has used II with
marvellous in such II acts like an angel
of mercy in every instance Sold by all druggists and
dealers Price one dollar per bottle. 4w-l0T6.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-08-20

Mr.. RILEY MERRILL, says The Reporter, was
quite severely hurt at the station on Friday
morning last while jumping from car to the
platform. The train was in motion and as he
alighted on the platform his left hip was badly
sprained. Jumping from cars in motion, is not
safe operation, and Conneaut history affords
some rather lamentable examples-but the
world is slow TO profit by past experience.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-08-20

ANoTHER-the fourth--Lettcr from the Rev.
Mr.. MGIPFERT, may be found in this paper.
1t is Of sterling interest, and will not bear the
complaint urged by the reader, against some
of the first of the serics-thct they were too
short. These letters of our Rev. friend, are
not only read with interest by our lay readers,
but we find that they are so far approved by
our contemporaries, as to be copied into several
of our discriminating exchanges. He seems
to have got upon the domains of one of the
European beligerants, almost before being
aware of the state of things between Framed
and Prussia. 1t is perhaps fortunate that his
route did not lead him into French territory
as he might have found himself under arrest
Prussia, however, is more liberal. less suspici
Gus, and in her valor and might, as well AZ
right, more magnanimous than her enemy.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-08-20

scRoFuLA CURED BY BRANDReTHs PuLs.-Bran-
dreths Pills penetrate the whole mass of blood causing
the expulsion of of impurities The body fees relieved
from single dose; what then may be expected from
twentyY BY continuing their use, the whole Of the
blood in time becomes purified, and the body recon-
structed from good MATERIAL and new lease Of life Sc
cured.
Sing Sing. March 25, 1868.
lfy Dear Sir My daughter Alice, thirteen years old,
has been completely cured of that horrible disease
Scrofua which years rendered life torment after
all medicines and many physicians had been tried and
failed commenced giving her your pills. She took
them almost every day for three months constantly i'm
proving She has now entirely recovered;
Yours truly,
Hon b. BRASpRETu. DANIEL LUTHER
ETERNAL VIGILANCE is the price of Health as well as
of Liberty. BE your guard against poisonous hall
dyes.
oRIsTADoRo's EXCELSIOR HAIR DYE
Is the only one that has stood the tests of chemical
analysis At the store OF the proprietor AstDr House
New York. may be seen the certificate Of tha. able
analytical chemist,
PROFESSOR cHILT0S,
tcstfying that 1t contains harmful ingredient. Or
the other hand in the journal Of Chemistry" may bt
found the statement that there upward of THIRTY
poisonous hair dyes before the public Choose the onl
safe and sure one.
CHRIsTADoRo's HAIR PREsERvATIvE, as Dressing
acts like charm on the hair after DyeIng Try it.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-08-20

That we suppose is aboutso. No complaint
should be made of an ambition that was salts
fled after paying its respects TO the office Of
the Times.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-08-20

An ACCIDENT occurred TO the way freight
East, at the switch, a little west of the station
at this place, on Tuesday afternoon. The
switch had been changed, but did not work
snugly, leaving the space of some half an inch,
sufficient to receive the fange, and the result
was that the engine, tender and six cars were
thrown from the track, the couplings wrenched
and other injuries sustained by the cars and
engine. The forward truck oil one car mount
ed partially upon the one forward. A brake
man named NORMAN STALKER was caught
between these as he was crawling out, and
badly injured by crushing the pelvis and low.
er bones of the body. AS the main track is
clear, passenger travel was not interrupted by
the accident.
Stalker died about o'clock.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-08-20
Local Notices.

The celebrated Star Corset and the French pan and
embroidered Corsets always hand, together with all
goods usually kept in a fancy store. j. MANsPtELD.
A large assortment of Lace and Muslin Edgings and
nsertings at MANsFIELD's.
A full assortment of Misses and Chdren's Winter
Hose, Gloves and Mttens very desirable, at
MAHsFTT-D's.
Infants Waists choice silk Warp and Shaker Fian
nels Nansooks and Diaper Linens, always on hand, at
MAHsPIELD's,
Those people whose hair is turning gray should
Halls Vegetable Sicidn Hdr ReHeiCer to restore TO
its natural color aud yigor
Breakfast Shawls, a full assortment for Ladies and
Misses, at MASsFIELD's.
Fleeccd Cotton Hose for Ladies, from 3s to 81, at
MANSFlELD'S.
Irish Linen, Doies, Napkins, Toweling and Table
Linen cheap. at MkNsEiELDs e,
Nubias and Hoods for LADIES' Misses and Children, OF
the newest pattern, just received at MANsFIELD's,
DR. Eaton,s Cordial, is not only good for Nurs
Ing Children, bnt it s the beat remedy for Dysentery
Diarrhea and sordered state of the bowels Sold at
Iendry's Drug Store, Ashtabula.
ond-hand Wheeler q Wilson Sewing Machine half case
rosewood good running Order with everything requi
site for operating the machine successfully. The ma
inn will he nj q
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-08-20

NORTHERN ONO FAIR-We have received
the premium list and programme for the first
exhibition of the Northern Ohio Fair Associa-
ton, to be held at Cleveland on the 4th, 9th,
9Th. and 7th days of October next. Twenty
dollars are offered as prizes in the
several departments of live stock, farm, gar
den, orchard and vineyard products, mechan-
les, manufacturers and domestic goods, works
of art, science. etc. For variety and iiberality
in values the schedule for this Fair is especial
ly attractive, and will enlist the most active
competition from all parts of the country.
The Northern Ohio Fair Association was
organized in February last, as an independent
joint stock company, with cash capital of
one hundred and fifty thousand dollars, all of
which has been taken by citizens of Cleveland
and vicinity, and the management placed in
the hands of Board of the most active and
responsible business men Of that region, which
is sufficient guaranty that the promises of
the Association will be amply fulfilled.
For copies of this premium list and other
information relating to the Northern Ohio
Fair, address Col. S. D. HARRIS, Correspond
ing Secretary. Cleveland, Ohio.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-08-20

Will find among our new advertisements, one
offering very desirable place in the village
suburbs for sale. A pat of ten acres OF land so
desirably located, of such excellent soil, hav-
ing upon it such an amount of valuable fruit,
and the whole in such perfect order and con-
dition, is not often to be obtained.
BURGLARS ABoUT.-Since the entrance into
the store OF ToMBEs & BRO, on the 10th inst,
two, at least of our village residences have
been entered, or attempts at entrance made
That of Mayor SEYMOUR, which was visited
sometime ago, has been again entered in the
night season, without however, awakening the
family. As in the first case pantaloons were
P;fled of jackknives and other articles upon
the premises, of little value, so far as yet dis
covered. An attempt has also been made to
enter the house of GEORGE &. HUBBARD. An
effort to raise the window, Of u room in which
Mr. BUCKLEY HUBBARD, was sleeping, awak-
ened him, and in making his way across the
room upset a chair, and the noise scared away
the party, whose retreating footsteps were dis
tinctly heard, Our citizens should he prepared
to give these fellows warm reception. II
they belong to our community, as some think
little puncture made from the muzzle Oft re-
peater wsuid afford salutary lesson, and
have quietng effect. for some time upon
home talent.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-08-20

,cal 81 Miscellaneous.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-22
TIE TRANSPORTATION OF CATTLE.

At length there is a movement made to
ameoratc the condition OF cattle in their transit from
the this market. To say nothing OF the loss in
money value sustained by the butchers account of the
bruisng cattle in the the amount Of suffering
the part Of the brutes Themselves cannot he computed
damned together close they be packed In "a
olting ear where il H. almost death lie down, the
steamng heat and burning thirst not only cause intense
suffering but must necessarily heget feyercd condi-
on from which the beasts have not time to he
fore being killed. Any efforts Ia relieve the animals
from suffering, and 10 give citizens beef from bul-
locks in the healthy condition when feeding ON
the western praires win be hailed with pleasure III
improved car set springs like passenger car, re
Gently constructed not only has each animal separate
stall in which he stand lie at pleasure but at his
head il tank of water and feed-bOx for oats corn,
that he eat, drink, or rulninate at WILL IL ia
claimed that the greater cost OF transportation by this
means f. than made up in the diminished shrink
age while there delays in unloading and feeding
on the way, and that the cattle exempt from
scratches and bruises which 80 lessen the value OF an
animal.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-22
CRIME IN WALL-ST.

The Governing Committee of the Stock
Exchange has originated movement 10 remedy the
lack OF system and want Of concerted action in the pre-
vcntiOn aud detection Of frauds. The number OF de
tectyes employed by banking houses aud the several
Exchanges and the facilities Geographic and otherwise,
CONTROL 1T least united In daily conferences and
operation, they might keep out Of the street at least the
nagrant criminals who boldly conduct their
operations II is question whether the employers Of
private detectives Will encourage the movement IL has
become general thing for heavy dofaulters and
robbers 10 purchase immunity for their crimes by com
promising with their victims, that the all OF several
detectives is always withheld until pledge to prosecute
has been given 10y the persons seeking 10 have criminal
uncdrthcd. One ~ the express companies always prose
cutes. whether il recOvers any OF its loss not and
therefore swindng operators give II wide berth IL IL
tho cOInncndabc object Of the movement referred TO
both 10 make the detective better adapted cope
with the difficulties Of discovery, ana M the same time
10 put end possible promises with criminals
New-York tribune., 1870-10-22
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
PORT OF NEW -YORK......"......

PORT W-YORK.................,........Oc Oct II.
CLEARED.
mhps-W G. Perrepon Shropshire, philadelphia; Ann Ella
Rcsrl, Philadelphia. B. n Fsrchih Trout Philadelphia sarah
'Gi sp-SofSiy WOODBURY. London P.nam, Bor,e Fancco
Cslstes. Ganingr San Prancisco.
Bark-Gar,aug. Griffith, Cork or Falmouth - 80,
Brgs-JnAta Muhe Caizi Tber kesiIg sidney O. B Aooy
Thsrter, Parker. Bangor. - , r,,
us Ffe g al G1 & St GsSf s. i wSo1 p
Sob MSa Bof n;dn %e Gefs PeEo SeH b%@o
Kits; A. L. Los.o9i st. John Norfolk % As.e T. "''e' "''"
sloop-wasP, Nash, Bridgeport
ARRIVED.
s,e,n.bp Australia Hddewick Gasgox and Movle 9TH
StanshP Wy,uOse Bourne Richmond Point and Norfolk md
Steamship c,,hn Howe. Galveston q' 'TS P.,:
BsrR Charles carlo Bnei os A,re. 80 DAYS ballast. -
RsTs ss Ti6 FS1 bs1cr hss Ss Sl c9 s9n r % SS5t o G
BIZ S sSoo1 E. SSSa sa Va I" Es i:; fSI B Oct s m
sehr Brret Hart, oven, MG9eyileo sept e. ballast
scr j. p Alien Elliott savannah for Haven 9daT lgnoe
scr samuel Wood Bnss Besuiot n g. d1y' 1aya ',g5,,
scmooNEt.-RrvEE ASp c%3,srgIsE % Isl
Geoe Edgar ElaoeilPor' Sas9i si Eiia6spor. F .ig%'
Henry May. Bilabethport. LON Eirabsthper
DOMESTIC PORTS.
more. sailed steamship A.erpo for Seyfors
FOREIGN PORTS.
QrERN.rovy Oct 2The steamship Java FROM Ne"ior' for
Liverpool, gryet this morning.
DISASTERS.
The ,p O Qusey NewYorA Sept Is for Bremen with
cargo o536 bb crude petroleum has ben TOTALLY SFcsed e
Me- 1854 owned by Mes BOYD Huesen Of New'fors
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
T.. L,GHraorsg DsPOr TosrklSsyLE STATES IsAyP OF
E POSITION % to %s 1SiSP the T Rocasap SSo L p
de Of water and the bearings ron n Of iae 0S' y he
the Black warrior By w Of mile Until further no.
CaAs $. Boeos Rear Admiral, T. 3. n.
Inspector Third II ghthOuse District
New-York tribune., 1870-10-22
THE STORY OF AN ACTRESS.

The first case on the docket yesterday i'll the
Court of General Sessions before Recorder Hacke
the most interesting during the day lady, rather past
the prime of life aud bearing in her features, despite the
eacing marks Of rouge, dissipation and opium, traces
OF former beauty was arraigned charge of grand
OF eminent lawyer OF this city. Twenty-Five years
she rather popular STAR at Buttons Thedtel.
Her history since is but recital of the old story OF grad
ua degradation. until at last she To the bar dsSi
pated dishonest character The charge in the
preferred by Mrs. FulgraG who narrated the circum-
listed I'm the pr Oucr behalf by hearing the story Of her
life from friend who requested some assistance FOR
the destitute woman while she preparing
TO give series Of dramatic readings IN Long
Branch and in this city. Mrs. fuilgraf was
deeply affected by the recital that she opened her
the unfortunate artistic and provided for her
comfortable in her own home IN East seventeenth
which she I'm need. In the mean time notices of the
readings had been circulated. and through the influence
Of Mrs. Full graf, inserted in the newspapers. As the
time for the readings approached, Mrs FulgTaH loaned
Mrs. Seey black silk dress, valued al $50 tO make her
fret appearance in. And now Matilda first showed her
ngpttude Ia her patron by coming home grossly ntoN
caed and running a carpet This Oficnse overlooked
after the protestations and promises of good behaviour
usual In such cases, and everything went smoothly until
tie h Of August when the actress left the house while all
at dinner carrying away with her three bundles,
which she left in store III the neiglbOrhood for safe
keeping, and never retuInedfo FOR them.
She subsequently arrested, charged with stealing
trial yesterday, her guilt being fully established, the
jury gave verdict accordingly, accompanying 1t with u
recommendation Ia mercy. She sentenced to the
State Prison fOr 2. years.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-22
SUPREME COURT-CTRCUIT-KiXG CoUSIY.
ILn Dn..L. L

me PeOpie er rel. agt. The UWidmSbWrqh
turnpike ,O-This suit brought for the purpose of
delihg defendants Of their charter account II the
al.ne'N BAD condition uf the road leading from the
Srshdst ferry 10 Middle Village, known as the vii
namsbnrgh Turnpike. Mayor kahfcsch anl "a large
hHi ~ citizens, testified that for the last years
he road had been In disgracefu condition. aud thar
proper means were taken improve H. The jury found
verdict Tor the people Defendants intend to appeal
10 the General Term.
merry BeckBifBer agt. Michael HormdH.-Pgintif al.
kd mat Le hired the house No. 81 North siVtst for
100 year. u DE paid monthly n advance He obtained
aNilu'n lease aud paid S26 down aud. ON the III Of
NAY rendered the balance ul the first months rrn bur
Wds refused possession. lie brought the sit to recover
as,Vp damages. The answer was general denial.
Inc jury iouhd verdict for plaintiff awarded SJ5
New-York tribune., 1870-10-22
DiSSrNcrPS ARRIVED

FROM GIASGOW--In stesmshp Autrsi,, Oct 2-Miss y:
DonsIou spoul Master Thomas HAZEL John Oliver Ihos
Bhsn.p snd ,on Wn Robertson Mrs Adnnson j. Houston
and wife A. r. Moun1er wife and child Matthew Thompson John
Miller Miss j. Johnston Thoa sPn1 NJ" Srsnt ~ " neLeg,
w smith Mr.. Eicol and family w Koyer Miss A. Lnmhe j. e
ysnlerboh NJ Stanton, Miss Ida somrvie w j.
Robertson Miller wife, family and nurses, A. Young t Dr
McG W. Rice Mrs Judge family and nurse Jss sherocE snl W
Ms. b. Fergus X. TrOmp James Brooks MI sae
and clii W. Carter wife and family Mrs G. Moueae MIS- ~ u
Norton Household W. Morris Rev James Hunter VIE ana
d,uehte L. Deunison Mrs NJ Markey hrs Firth, psFh
Gamble G. T. Cuss@ Mr.. Best Mrs. Ferguson, j. IL hosmfr
New-York tribune., 1870-10-22
CRIMINAL.

~ The IonlbS Police Court Yesterday, Jus
uc. bosan committed James FiDan for stealing sl from
1o.ePh Makce of nion Village, n. j.; VIM Johannng
~ ~ ~ Ihtu a. for stealing suit Of clothes valued at
"|' peiongihg TO Charles Marshall of No 10 Mott-s
AZ ihe Jefferson Market Police Court, yes
lerdny Justice Cox committed John Forty and James
tynh gamblers. for assaultlng FARRELL and Bro.
,n'is"' ,hc ihlity nrst Precinct, In Elm Park Henry
llcms' Tor stealing gold watch value SIPS from Rachel
M',o'hn o l2d Eldidgcst. Harriet Clarke for steal
iht WV II"" Joseph Wood Of No. ll3 Wattst.
In The Court ot General Sessions before
Recorder Iinckc. John Dunovun nn Eiehtcenth War,l
New-York tribune., 1870-10-22
MRS JULIA WARD HOWE AND THE BOsTOl
RADICAL CLUB-ANsWER TO EDWARD {
TOWNF,

To the EditOr Of The Tribune.
SIR: ask permission to reply, very briefly,
to the remarks connected with my which appeared
in your columns this morning the signature of the
Rev Mr. Towne Mr.. Towne takes exception at the epi
thet- i'll which eudcavOTed to characterize the views OF
Christianity set forth by O those who speak at he
Radical Club Those ephets were not chosen in the dig
nifty of deberaOn, but my statement was nevertheless
truthful, and think. just
reference TO the record will show that the point
strOve make this That the inadequate prescnta
tiOn OF the doctrines and spirit of Christianity had much
TO do with the objections OF many honest and able people
cassed among Christians. IN support of this
tiOn, alluded to the sttings OF the Radical Club.
glance at the published reports Of those stings will
show that a strong anhesis between Christianity and
Free Religion is assumed and stated by quite pronIi
nent portion OF the Club and that others Of us endcavOr
to bridge this opposition by what We consider
farer definition of bOthChrstiaty being In yiew
free religonLdeed the religion Of all freedom Ihave
the honor TO he yOuTs, truly, JULIA WARD HOWE.
Nelr- York, Oct. 2l, 1870.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-22
DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN M1ILS.
SATURDAY. Der. ~.

for Liverpool steamship City Of
Bro skyn Pier NO. Is T. r. close ,bs PossoGea a, u NJ
Mail FOR phd letters made Pier No 70
N. and closes 10 seAmhp ssls n7 Al letters
deposited Supplementary Mail, ma't be prepaid sh double posag
SUNDAY, Der. a.
All to-day a, II ooot The Postoaoe from
q. ~ II a. --.... -. .-..l..
MONDAY O,T. e.
Mails for The Argentine Reyubc and st. rhOr per steamship
Mtrrmsk from Pier So AZ r. close at the PostOhee at
Sss % sails ..
New-York tribune., 1870-10-22
Npvs pACKACFs FOR THE pHFaS

apsns and pux vessels arriving this po reqst %
deliver addressed the NewYork Associated Press only TO
persons exhibiting written authority Of W. snonon General
Agent the Journal Of Comm>rS, Tunes, IAiBUSs
World Rrprs Rrenis1 Post Conddt Aderfser Str0s
Zun0 Demosra shooh also be delivered only TO
ths .arneDe ersOua
New-York tribune., 1870-10-22
SUPERIOR coURT-TRrAL TEHM-PARr H.

Bc0re Judge Heedmdn-H. h. Ciafin agt
un%" o"f" ms case. brought tO $1,000, and
ON charge of false came up Yesterday
Da, one OF he Jurors being sick. counsel for defendant
M ~ proceed with IL Jurors aud the was de-
New-York tribune., 1870-10-22

boy pleaded guilty To an attempt At burglary in the third
degree having, On tho I'd OF this month"; entered the
house Of Marion Cutting and sent 10 the
state Prison for a years. Richard Gallagher, stealing two
horses and wagon from farmer at Washing Market
same sentence John Mccormack sad John Mulligan,
burglary in the third gre. II years Michael Britt the
broadway, years.
CoURr OY APPKas-DAY LkrDAs-ALsAsY, Oct 2Tbe FOL
loving the fApDs Day Csenf for Oct "a No, @ - o.