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The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1870-01-28
SUMMONS.

In the DISTRICT CoUnT OF the SECOND JUDICIAL
DIsr1lcT OF THE TERRIroRY OF MONTANA,
i t.a' in and for tho
/. COUNTY OF MISSOCLA.
Frank 8. Wordcn and G. p, Higgins, PaintiHs,)
Charles christy, Defendant. ...>
Action brought in the District Court Of the Second
Judicial District Of the Territory Of Montana III and
for the County Of Mseoula, aud the complaint filed in
iakl county Of Nis0ula in the Office Of the Clerk Of
| said District Court. ., ~......
TIE PEOPLE Of the Territory Of Montana send
greeting to Charles Christy, Defendant
VoU are hereby required to appear in an action
~ ths District Court Il Ii: second Jedci" ptssic. u
e ~ and o hs Of
this III 4 sy v.ha
Within twenty S"t s S Sqi
sg1nst yoe according to tho prayer Of said complaint
atyavc 0Ol dollars balance due on certain pro-
miseory note with legal Interest thereon from the 10Th
DAY Of Ssptemoes, 1858 and to fosroioec certain
scibed II tho complaint Med herein; aud for such
se! ana inrshx fosf - tho nature Ut the case may
And you are hereby notified that II you fail to appear
ana a1sse! the said complaint above required the
ea plaintiffs will take judgment against YOU for the
saa Gum OF htty.avc dollars, together with interest
may b Just and equitable. : .,-,rG !
GIVEN under my hand and the Seal Of the
District Court OF the second judicial
}Ls. District Of the Territory Of Montana in
4 ~ ana for the County Of MissOuls, this
y 49, 18Th day OF December, In the year Of our
{ .a@ ~. ho.d one thousand eight hundred and
-o@pa Il :1'T's q. B. oBANNoN, Clerk.
tfnt :tn., -sala ByF.H. WOODY, Dsp'y Cicrk,
. W., xecoazscx. Plaiptitrs' Attorney. se4s
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1870-01-28

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ATTORNEY AT-,LAw
10 ''' couRr HOUSE SQUARE,
Desr Ledge City, 1sontana. .
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aa ar. W.cF.cSANDRRS, ~
ATTORNEY AT Law.
Ovs1os II n. w.szAAscz DrnDns,
HELENA, $3.50 ,.'a.- MONTANA.
A. + MATHEW. .. LOvls MrXvsraY.
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ATTORNEYS-A T-LAW,
DEER LODGE CITY. MONTANA.
jaly
v. Il. cLAox41, WV. DIXON
CLAGETT q DIXON,
ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW.
I'd ~. Court House Square,
11y DEER LODGE CITY, MONTANA.
,.--t M. u. HARRISON,
ATTORNEY At LAW
Once with James H. Brown, Court House Square,
DEER LODGE CITY, MONTANA.
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Physicians-6urg 11cntists
H. CIT EI'lN,
Physician and surgeon,
DEER LODGE CITY, MONTANA
DENTISTRY.
Dr.. j. A. Mo h OILS, ID n fist .
CENTRAL OFFICE IN:
WHITAKER BUILDING, HELENA.
An work wa,ranted lrssclass t!o.~ E..
ri .0.. .+. And psooounesd BY IN whs
have seen his work to be unexceiled
iyaa in the United ststsa
isinGs.e BANKERS. "2.
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8 +. uAUsER JNo. 8. ATcHisoN,
President Cashier.
First National Bank,
Main Street, Helena, Montana
DESIGNATED Dsroslrosx o. THE UNITED STATES.
iSn
ACSSEY, DAHLER + CO.,
90. BANKERS
And Dealers in Gold Dust, Coin and Exchange
SALT LAKE CITY, Utah Territory:
-, VIRGINIA and HELENA, Montana.
II o il M & A u b,
49,. - BANKERS, e.. .,,.....
HELENA, MONTANA.
Te!esphic Traa.ier. and Drafts Sold on al part. 4
Hixhest Prics Paid for Gold Dust and Bars.
I. II. HxnsHylELD, .#"'s A. HERsxvnaD.
I. H. HERSHFIELD & BRO,
BANKERS.
Mai. Street, adjoining Beatlsys Block,
HELENA, - = MONTANA
Sight Dnfts on all parts Of the United States
= ;, .aa.. 4 and Europe ..a..s4sIg
Dealers In Cell Dust, Csin, Currency,
@1S"'ai AND UNITED srxrzs SECURITIES.
Collections made in all parts Of the Territory. and
.,a.,, rcnittanoc' promptly Forwarded. r.. .
BIZ IS - A56AYEI46. nty
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
=. ASSAY OFFICE,
|a. Isl. i: - HELENA, MONTANA. ~ 49,. =
AUGUSTUS SrE1rz, Aaeayes. juaAu
ASSAY OFFICE I ASSAY OFFICE
rateay assayed and guaranteed to conform TO the
a,!3 Gs". US. MINT STANDARD. '7D 9t
6rssnbaCks Paid for cold Dust!
BaoADvAr, Hr...A IN \. = snAaLfs hoSt i3s,a
a Goo. w. Irwin, ....
Assistant Assessor II Internal Rsvenus,
once with Clagett Dixon, vi
COURT HOUSE SQUARE, DEER LODGE Mt:
lily '"~ - ''
"@'" Drugs and Medicines.
-..snu.s L. KEYssER,romr.g
CITY DRUG STORE.
Ii s,~r DEER LODGE CITY. MONTANA .af
IL gnlt;anr-8 - .sigt Frfsn ,haEnw "t oa
d, ...-, Wholesale and Retail Dealer n
. DR. UG SAN D MEDICINES,
Paints, OH, Dye Stu6s, statio>erI ,-H G.a.
n .a.,r,i g.. bsuahsA Fancy 0oods, Pcrfunssy, IT.
ae2-ordss non outside camps promptly alled and
';sssrp'.' iGeaREass; 9ss ss%p''n>
g. !" BOOK ma news Dcpots. e2i
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0.n ~ Cas- ~. oI 3ss .srs.a.
l'IARKE, CONRAD & CURTIN,
Nezs door ssevs Dsnpay = Bns,sys or.ai.. 1'ss'L
''"0 s'aI feisslaa, 1fopt.a.RRss7, H. 70, /
sao,is y 4es 81 m R... p'sr,s. !.
Duok Afsvssght's "7G q
'"BR1Ll1AN1" AND ..PEEqRL Las Ess''
s.svS ssotsi lssv. s,ev. s1svs srov,s
al ssev1ss TGdt annBr sii - O. !sssvD
STOVES sroN6 F'E
";v c@ sssSc JTa egr..i noyD ~.'~-
gznaaf bag sspysGl s1pvD a'1oot ",.
STOVES ...r': II jc,'
Go oking s. toves!
Nos. =, ., and o. '"'"
9ds 'pt-ug"j Ia HAsovADD - 40
,ap tss leHAnDvAns nAxDwAas 'ff J"
sARDwAas e,ass Yua| sAnDwAhs
nAsn~Aas om @'.2 ", sA.owAns
10 Iyei ~ .H.Gro.. aat al ~s@. To2 Fg!a
Heating andPal'lor Stoyes
Hesv and Shell Hardware, Tisware, ste., sse,
Tin Plate, Sheet Iron. Copper. Brass and zine ws'
,u Engileh AND American 8tes),
Irea and Nails wrigsts Anvils Ds!,o.s viesS ,sts,
and oSS fssx zs' ga ssniI inpis;ssa.s
R ea pcrs a n d Mowers,
Plows sulky Rakes Grain Drtll., Revolving Rakes.
j WHEELER Z WILSON'S SEWING MACHINES,
etc, ETC., etc., nE GDi'@. D.
An Of which ID offered very low 70 the tEade.
Orders Respectfully so,iessd, ahd al'sd At lowest
EAnsz.eisstio. q our stock md pr,es = most
sly :" CLARKE CONRAD curRIx.
JOHN * IN N A.
.-ltrr I'D Who,saals ~ R.tn " $780,.
Dealer ii Tin. Sheet Iron, Hardware!
nys.-....t,. un-f sterl. q o. '"-..-...
CUTLERY, 81. ID. "..s,....:
-:5s s-" STOVES,
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS.
Assat fox
.... a,. BUCK 4 wRIoHrs -,.,
.'P9erless'' .y... ..-a.
80. 80 .....:5.. ". -..
ssBl.illiant''
ECOoK.sTOvEs.
Brick Building, Opposite the Post Once,
1870 MAIN STREET, HELENA,
&C., ,'~ 49, -w'ss5 "-:.L--
PROMPTLY FILLED..a1
Ia 1yay sHG"Y or 'ssI sd EaG' 5anH
II .sy's+ - l. s5ssttis-- ;.......-- ..-.-...
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Tssa ,s1sA.a. az .~ VIZ h 1sezAssseu
.54yey naG t"t8.a..T .@f J.. f. ..eg1 ntsGls
9trang & Richardson. 4
wuoLEsALE AND RETAIL
- yE- a55nn'' DsAls.s NJ iasSii'l~- -
ANN. D.. 'l@Ha@ ~ TO- g. ID. 4
TIN, COPPER, AND SHEET IRON WAKE,
III DEER LODGE CITY, MONTANA
at g 5s ua'sea l h.a4 .a'ds"'''se ~
Largest stock ofGoods
,isa ~ hoIeAt - thb psrssa q xsaAasA.
sn4INo At WlExA I1,crk -
Parlor and Cook StoYcs,
@. .s5.E .L,f... d. III sss,.'.
French Japannsd and Pressed wsrs !
rt3r ham sff i2"7t5Es. S3;'"a@ 2dT i
81, California hydraulic Sooxxjoo, i
.9iG "l = 1
Galvanized Irea foe Hydraalie>
o9is "a varsasset tt and osyp~ Wa
Rg @it ,u-eaii0
JOB WORK PROMPTLY DONE 10 ORDER At
;!i,w g,r2aa LOW RAVES gs,74o9 -
Osa~sand eaus hsa Doaless eoliclsAs.u aJoyf
n ipllny'rf -ur.sEf ...Ls guy &c 80.
iqqsd .tad ;37na7osss TRAaa 4 RICHARDSON y
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-08-17

The FOREST AFTER THE FIRE.-Not long ago the
forest around Thunder Bay, Lake Superior, was de-
stroyed by fire for great distance. letter to the
Toronto Globe from its correspondent with the Red
River expedition, gives description of the burnt
district as it now appears:
The change Of appearance on either side of the
road was so marked that, with the exception of
about four miles, failed TO recognize the country
through which l passed The great ireAinen-
toned in a former letter-had swept the country
round about almost clear of green growth. The
forests of pine that lined the road for mile after mile
stretching away far as the eye could see, were
gone; but among the charred logs, and round the
sapless trunks new growth had sprung up, and ad-
vancing summer had opened buds, unfolded leaves
and covered the dark, dismal tracts of dead wood
with waving, many colored leaves. Burnt grass and
withered twigs had been replaced by acres of bios
soming strawberry plants, thick clusters of wild ro
ses, and variaggated heaths In some places the fire
had passed tree, or cump of trees without harm
ing them, while burning and destroying everything
around, and now these-generally beech trees-were
of bright light green leaves interlaccd with
the silver boughs from which they grew
II was very curious to note the freaks of the fire
and impossible TO account for the way in which it
crossed certain spots here and there passing certain
trees if they had been marked like the lintels of
the lshraelitsh doors. Some times a tract of sever
al acres would appear round which the fire had
burnt in an area like that of Bonded bow, and
there were clumps of trees in which or perhaps
two had totally escaped, while Others, black for
thirty feet from the ground were one mass of green
leaves at the top. Here and there were places
drear and desoate If the sun had ceased to shine
upon them, the charred stumps still covering the
land, and rising in grotesque. fantastic forms like
distorted spectress, gvn the place the appearance
of haunted, cursestricken land; but the greater
part of the road had undergone such a pleasant
change that it seemed as if the curse had been re-
moved and blessing sent in its stead.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-08-17
AN ACT

AMENDING THE STATUTES CONCERNING THE
SATISFACTION OF FINES AND CosTs IN
PENAL JUDGMENTS.
Be Il Enacted By the King and the Legis-
Latire assembly Of the Ha'ediidn Is
lands IN the Legislature Of The Kingdom
assembled.
SECTION l. Section 22l of the Civil
Code is hereby amended to read as fol-
lows, viz T.:
"SEcToN 22l. When any person
shall be sentenced to pay fine and
costs. or either of them, and to be i'm
prisoned until the same be paid, the
time of his Imprisonment shall be
deemed to discharge the same at the
rate of twenty-five cents day"
SECTION 3. The second Section of
Chapter Ii of the compiled Penal
Code is hereby amended to read as
follows, viz:
"SEcuoN 2. When a Judgment Of
fine and costs, or either of them is not
satisfied by immediate payment thereof,
the offender so sentenced shall be COM
mitted to prison, there to remain at
hard labor or otherwise, in the discre-
ton of the Court or Magistrate, until
such fine is paid or collected out of the
offenders property as prescribed in the
above Section. Provided, however,
that when any poor convict shall have
been imprisoned for the space Of one
year, for fine and costs, or either of
them, any two Magistrates may order
such convict to be brought before them
for examination, and, if upon inquiry,
they shall be satisfied that he has not
since his conviction. had any estate,
real or personal, with which he could
have paid the sum for which he stood
committed, and that he is held for no
other cause they may direct the Mar
shall of the Kingdom, or his deputy
having him in custody, to discharge
such convict from prison"
SECTION 8. This act shall take effect
and become a law from and after the
date of its passage and all laws and
parts of laws conflicting herewith are
hereby repealed.
Approved this 18th day of July, A.
D. 1870.
KAMEHAAIEHA r.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-08-17
KAAIEHANEHA R.
AN ACT

To AMEND SECTIONS 4S3 AND 4S4 OF THE
CIVIL CODE, RELATING TO TAXES on
Personal PROPERTY AND REAL Els
TATE.
Be Il Enacted By the King and the Legis-
latiUe assembly Of the Hatolooiian Is.
lands IN the Legislature Of Kingdom
assembled:
SECTION l. That Section 4S3, of the
Civil Code, be and the same is hereby
amended, by stricking out the words
one quarter of one per cent, " and sub
shutting therefor, the words, " one half
of one per cent"
SECTION .. That Section asa of the
Civil Code, be also and the same is
hereby amended, by stricking out the
words one quarter of one per cent,
and substituting therefor, the words,
one half of one per cent"
SECTION 3. This Act shall become a
law, from and after the date of its pas
sage.
Approved this 18th day of July, A.
D. 1870.
EANEHEMEHA r
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-08-17
KAAIEHAAIEHA r.
AN ACT

To AMEND SECTION 5fOF THE CIVIL CODE.
Be it E1actedJy the King and the LegiS-
LatiUe assembly Of the Hutcaiian Is
lands, IN the Legislature Of the King
dom assembled
That Article of the Civil Code,
regulating the Coasting Trade of this
Kingdom, shall be and is hereby amen
ded by adding thereto, after Section 81,
the following Section:
SECTION 81 A. All such vessels shall
carry to and from such ports or places
as they may be engaged in trading to or
from, all passengers required to be car
ried, by the Board of Health, or its
authorized agent or agents, to be car
ried on board of such vessel, on pay
ment of the usual and reasonable pas
sage money, upon pain of FORGETTING
their license.
Approved this 18th day of July, A.
D. 1870.
KANEH ATEH A p
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-08-17
BE AUTHORITY.
AN ACT

DESIGNATING THE OWNERS OF CATTLE,
Houses, Mules, DoNKEYs, SHEEP
GOATS AND SWINE, NOT MARKED OR
BRANDED, ACCORDING TO LAW, AMI
WHICH NAY BE RUNNING WILD AND AT
LARGE, on THE LANDS OF THIS KINGDOM.
Be Il Enacted By the King and the LegiS-
latiUe assembly Of the HdlCaiiaR Is
lands, IN the Legislature OF the Kingdom
assembled
SECTION /. All cattle, horses, mules,
donkeys, sheep, goats and swine, not
marked or branded according to law,
and which may be running wild and at
large, upon any of the lands of this
Kingdom, shall belong to, and be the
property of the owners of the lands
on which the said animals may be found
running.
SECTION .. All laws and parts of
laws in conflict with the provisions of
this Act, are hereby repealed.
Approved this 18th day of July, A.
d. IS7O.
KAMEHAMEHA r.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-08-17
KAAIEHAAIEHA r.
AN ACT

To REPEAL SECTION AND SECTION OF
AN ACT ENTITLED AN ACT TO REGU-
LATE THE CARRYING OF PASSENGERS Be
TWEEN THE ISLANDS OF THIS KINGDOM, y
APPROVED JANUARY 10TH, a. D. 1865
AND AN ACT ENTITLED AN Act TO AMEND
SECTION 4, OF AN ACT ENTITLED AN
Act To REGULATE THE CARRYING OF
PASSENGERS BETWEEN THE ISLANDS OF
THIS KINGDOM" APPROVED JUNE 80, A.
D. 1866.
Be 1t Enacted By the King and the LegiS-
lGtice assembly Of the Hdpaiidn Is
lands, IN the Legislature Of the King
dom assembled:
SECTION l. That Sections 4 and 5 of
an Act entitled An Act to regulate
the carrying of passengers between the
Islands of this Kingdom" approved
January 10, A. D. 1865: and also an
Act entitled An Act to amend Section
4th of an Act entitled An Act to regu-
late the carrying of Passengers between
the Islands of this Kingdom approved
on the 10th day of January, A. D. 1865"
approved on the Both day of June, A.
D. 1866, be and the same are hereby
repealed.
Approved this 18th day of July, A.
D. 1870.
KAMEHADIEHA r.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-08-17

BAS1sHISG NITRo-GLTcERNE.-The peculiar dan
gers of using nitroglycerine, of gun cotton and
all the other nitrate compounds except gunpowder,
unavoidable because the from which they
arise totally unknown. The characteristics Of
gunpowder perfectly understood. 1t is q COM
pound stable and trustworthy enough, explod-
ing except under conditions which everybody knows
But glyeerine-to speak in the present
ton solely Of that artice-has tricks wholly beyond
theromprehensien of the ablest chemists. Though
under circumstances It is less liable decompo-
forseen and provided against, " it goes of itself "
In 3 word it is unstable compound" in the Ian
guAge Of chemistry resembling in that respect, the
powders made from chlorate picrate Of potash,
chloride Of nitrogen and other products in which the
nitrogen Is not held in grasp sufficiently firm by the
other agents with which it is united Some Of the
dreadfuy disastrous nitrogycerine explosions that
have occurred may be directly traeeable to the
lessness Of employees, but the most Of them IN
doubtedly have resulted from inherent in the
IMPOSITION Of the substance. Il is great misfor
that this should be the case for nitro-glycer
inc could be depended with the Of Sc
eurity gunpcwder it would entirely supersede the
latter in heavy blasting business land and under
water being far the superior Of gunp0wder in cheap
and efficiency. Since these mysterious perils
company the use Of nitro-glycerine have hesi-
taton in suggesting that its manufacture and employ
should be forbidden BY legislation. ehills the
blood to read, frequently have to, Of men
blown to atoms. rows Of houses shattered to the
ground. and devastation spread far and wide by the
explosion Of factories Of this terrible agent Of
death. The loss 70 the world BY its Punishment viii
be but slight after all-compared TO the damages
saltng from its use-for in gunPowder shall stiIl
possess agent powerful enough to mountains
and do all the gigantic work required By the engineer
ing gsnius of the age.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-08-17
KAAIEHEAIEHA r.
AN ACT
D. 1870

To ENCOURAGE THE ESTABLISHMENT OF
WOODEN AND CoTToS FACTORIES.
WHEREAS, 1t is desirable to encourage
the manufactures of Wooden and
Cotton fabrics in this Kingdom, and
thereby foster our grazing and agri-
cultural interests therefore,
Be II Enacted By the HING and tie LegiS-
EatiCe assembly Of tie Ha,oaiian Is
lands "a The Legislature Of the Kingdom
assembled:
SECTION 1. That all machinery or
building materials of any description,
imported by any person or persons,
solely for the purpose Of erecting and
finishing a Wooden or Cotton Factory,
and not for sale, shall be permitted to
enter, free of duty or other charges, on
application to the Minister of Finance,
by the party or parties importing the
same.
SECTION 2. As afurther inducement
TO secure the speedy erection of a
Wooden and Cotton Factory, the Min
lister of the Interior is hereby author
lied to pay to the owner or owners of
any Wooden Factory, the sum of Six
Thousand Dollars, for the first One
Hundred pairs of Wooden Blankets,
seventy-two inches in breadth by
eighty-six inches in length, and weigh
ing eleven pounds per pair, manufac-
tured by them. from Hawaiian Wool, at
any Woolen Factory that may be erected
In this Kingdom and an additional sum
Of Six Thousand Dollars to the owner
or owners of any Cotton Factory, for
the first One Hundred pieces of Cotton
Cloth, of not less than forty yards
each, suitable for domestic wear or use,
manufactured by them at any Cotton
Factory in this Kingdom, out of Ha-
waiian Cotton Provided, that said Fac
tory or Factories are of sufficient ca
pscity to manufacture and consume all
the Wool and Cotton produced at the
tine of their erection.
And the said One Hundred pairs of
Blankets, and One Hundred pieces of
Cotton Cloth, shall, upon the payment
Of the within named bonuses, be the
property of the Government, subject
to the disposal of the King and Privy
Council,
SECTION 8. The Minister of the In
terror is authorized to lease for term
Of ten or more years, free Of rent or
other charges, any land or water pri-
yiliges belonging to the Government,
that may be required for the purposes
contemplated in this Act.
SECTION 4. The Minister of Finance
Is herby authorized, upon the Warrant
Of the Minister of the Interior, to issue
Exchequer Bills for the Sum of Twelve
Thousand Dollars, to meet any expendi-
lures contemplated in Section 2, in case
the Legislature has made no appro-
priation therefor.
SECTION 5. The provisions of Sec
tons / and of this Act shall not ex-
tend beyond three years from the date
Of Its passage.
Approved this 18th day of July, A.
D. 1870.
KAMEHAMEHA R.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-08-17
PHOTOGRAPHY!

Improvsnsns is the Order Of the Dsy.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-02-15

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The latest and choicest sacred and senti.
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-02-15

PARDoNED.- the August term (lSG9,)
Of the Circuit Court of Berkeley county,
John L. Sincindiver was convicted Of
forgery and sentenced to the pcnltontiary
for two years. The jury in rendering
their verdict recommended the prisoner
TO Executive clemcncy, alleging that al.
though he was technically guilty, they had
doubts Of his moral guilt.
The facts in the case Are, briefly, us fol-
lows: sincindivcr gave u note for Ger
tain sum Of money, signing It with IN
unclea name. 1t was shown on the trial
TINT he Ind informed the party to whom
the note was given that the name had
been written by himself, and not by the
uncle. The note was paid Mt maturity by
SincindivCr. The attorneys, both for
tho State md prisoner, united in saying
that the evidence did not disclose any in.
tent to leFraud. The previous integrity,
industry and upright character of the &c.
cuscd were established by large number
Of witnesses. The physician Of the coun,
ly Jail certified to the failing health Of the
prisoner, and the danger Of permanent
disease from further confinement.
The Judge of tho Court, prosecuting
attorney, clerk, sheriff, and other county
officers, besides number Of the leading
citizens Of the county, united in a petition
for sinclndlvcrs pardon, and in view OIL
nil the circumstances, His Exccllency, yes
tcrday, directed the usual document to
be prepared and forwarded to the proper
authorities In Berkeley county. In conse'
Qucnce of tho peculiaritics surrounding
the case the prisoner Ind never been re-
moved from the county JUL. lie Inns al
ready been imprisoned about twelve
months
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-02-15

Police CouRT.-TherG was II large
crowd in attendance at the Police Court
yesterday morning. The docket was III
unusually heavy one, Us will be seen from
the following: Albert Dram, dtsordcrly
conduct, five dollars and costs; james
Montgomery, same, five dollars and costs
Michael Mcclure, same, ten dollars ani
costs; Pat Duffy Cthc individNl shot BY
officer Henry, Saturday night) same, ont
dollar and costs; Bernard Brady, same
five dollars and costs; John NIalOncy, same
five dollars and costs; Joseph Mcclure
indecent exposure of hispcrson, three dol
lars and costs; Edward Tcuhakcr, same
one dollar and costs.
1t will be seen from the foregoing tlIa
tho spirit of disorder was in the ascend.
ant during the forty.eight hours ending
yesterday morning ut 0 o'clock.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-02-15

ClRcUIr CoURr.-This Court was ii
session short time yesterday afternoon
OF the business transacted We note thu
following
An order WIS entered in the case o
Kells, Of al, d. Caldwcll's executors, refer
ring the matter in controversy to Johr
Handlnn, B. NJ. EoR, VIM. Bailey, Johr
Hamilton and Geo. K. Wheat, and direct
ing them to set apart the dover interest
of Annie E. Caldwell, in the estate Of Jos
Caldwell, deceased, in conformity will
certain principles set forth in the order.
In the case of Ball o.. WallaCe's admin
istrator, n supplemental decree was enter
ed, ordering the sale Of two acres ofland
omitted in former decree.
Mary A. Norman rs. John Norman
an action for divorcc,-an order was enter
ed requiring the defendant to pay fifteen
dollars per month from January l, 1870
for the support Of tho plaintiff md twt
chiIdrcn;Olso, specified sums for attorneys
fees unl costs Of suit.
Adjourned until 10 O'clock, Tuesday
morning, March 1st, 1870.