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The New York herald., 1870-08-09

Coroner Jones was notified to hold an inquest on
Michael Kennedy, who died suddenly at MS resi-
dence In Hamilton avenue yesterday.
The New York herald., 1870-08-09

Considerable enthusiasm was manifested by the
Germans Of Brooklyn yesterday over the Prussian
The New York herald., 1870-08-09

Atlantic street by being knocked out Of his wagon
by arunaway team.
Coroner Jones was notified to hold an inquest on
Michael Kennedy, who died suddenly at his resi-
dence In Hamilton avenue yesterday.
Thomas Plummer was arrested and locked up on
charge Of felonously entering the milk depot Of
Henry Manning, In Court street. and stealing there
from 500.
Some miscreant tried to throw the dummy engine
from the track on the Coney Island road on Sunday
night by placing logs and stone ON the track. Ihe
distractions were discovered.
The examination OF Red Haggerty and his accom-.
plice was again postponed yesterday by Justice
yoorhes at the request OF the police. The hearing
was sat down Tor tomorrow.
James Flaherty was arrested and locked up to
answer yesterday for threatening to shoot II. A. G.
DAHL o baker, at No. Willow street. because he
would not give him and some Of his companions
bread. 4re2t aS.fg .'-~' ..-'S---~' ~, 'Tr,r a.."
William Nash, an engineer in the United States
Navy, died suddenly at his residence OF Fort Green
place, yesterday. An inquest held by Coroner Jones
revealed the fact that death resulted from aneursm
OF the aorta
Charles Hagner, a native Of Germany, attempted
suicide on Saturday by taking poison. lie was en-
ployed In Woods soap factory in Graham avenue
Il. D., and resided In Marshall street. His recovery
is yet doubtful.
Thomas Montross, the young man who assaulted
Bernard Lynch on Sunday last with hammer and
a revolver, was yesterday fined twenty dollars by
Justice VOORHEES, ana placed under bonds to keep
the peace. Mr. Lynch did not appear against his
asSailant.
Samuel Rand, boy Of thirteen years. waived ex-
animation yesterday on charge OF perjury before
Justice VOORHEES,. Tne boys stepmother made the
complaint against him for testimony given by him
In divorce case in which she was the defendant
and his father complainant.
The New York herald., 1870-08-09
BASE BALL NOTES.

The reporters committee (Messrs. Chadwick
Kelly and BrodeA announce the receipts thus far for
the benefit Of the P1ccot family as follows:-
The New York herald., 1870-08-09

The Department Of Public Works announce that ie
the weather be fine there will be music by the Ceu-
trail Park band In Tompklus square tomorrow evenS
ing, from SIX to eight O'clock 80
The New York herald., 1870-08-09

(aooree n. Cobb.

900r90 Vs C0Dns
Among the Victims OF the recent terrible railroad
accident, near White Sulphur Springs, In West Vir-
ginia, was George T. Cobb. former member Of Con-
gress from New Jersey. He was native of Morris
county, N j., and was between hfty-nve and sixty
years OF age. Coming to this city when quite boy
and In very humble circumstances ne began his
career at the foot Of the ladder but by dnt Of hard
labor and economy, combined with capacity and in
tegrity gradually worked his way up TO prominence
and affaence. F6f many years Mr. Cobb was In the
iron business In this metropolis. BE, however, re-
sided In New Jersey, at Morristown, where he
entered into politics as democrat, and was con-
spicuous among the leaders OF his party.
Private business prevented his seeking office until
1890. when he became candidate for Congress from
the Fourth district of his State as supporter OF
Mr.. Douglas. He was elected and served one term
In the House of Representatives. on the Committee
on Invalid Pensions. During his two years IN the
House Mr.. Cobb supported the government In all its
measures for the suppression Of the rebellion. In
1868 ne returned to civil life and kept aloof nom
politics for four years, VIII he was elected men,
Der OF the New Jersey Senate. Prior to that time
his name had been used In connection with the Office
OF United States Senator; but the position was
attained by Mr.. Frelinghuysen. In addition to tho
offices mentioned above ne was also Mayor Lay % o. Mor,
with the people by the ability OF his adminisfratlon
As q private citizen Mr.. Cobb was one OF the most
upright and benevolent Of citizens. From his for.
tune he repeatedly drew large sums OF money anu
devoted them To charitable and religious purposes.
He was O strict Methodist, but by no means bigoed
scctaran, as was shown by his liberal contribution
to the fund Tor the construction OF CATHOLIC cnurcn
in Morrlstown He also gave 100000 towards the
erection of the new Methodist church IN the same
city. 1t would consume more space than can be
spared 10 mention all the instances IN which Mr..
Cobb displayed his benev0lence. But few PROMINENT
men in New Jersey possessed AS many devoted
friends as he did. Whether In his private business
transactions or in public affairs he was recognized
as man upon whose character there was no
bemlsl. r.'.
The New York herald., 1870-08-09

Average temperature for corresponding date
last year. es
The New York herald., 1870-08-09

Thomas Plummer was arrested and locked up on
charge Of felonously entering the milk depot Of
Henry Manning, In Court street. and stealing there
from 500.
The New York herald., 1870-08-09

The following sudden deaths were reported yes4
terday to the coroncrs:-Pau J. Seyners q French.
man. at No. Madison street; James Leley at No.
208 West sixteenth street. -.s ,.t .t ,
The New York herald., 1870-08-09

Some miscreant tried to throw the dummy engine
from the track on the Coney Island road on Sunday
night by placing logs and stone on the track. The
distractions were discovered.
The New York herald., 1870-08-09

tion Mr. 0iadsone Flag, country traditions people ais
hst commoner. 0oing-going-gone"
Madder fustian it would be hard to produce.
How delicious]y naive the complaint that Mr..
Gladstone must needs publish his disgrace through
the HERALD to the world And, above all, what
egregious blindness Of this fiery, untamed ass to
overlook the first condition Of sale-"All guns and
munitions of war will be rendered useless before
they are turned over to the purchaser"
Almost on par with this fr6tfulness Ia the COM
plant In the Ottawa Times that the English jour
nails and notably public opinion take their Cana
than from such journals as the Bungtoacn LoyaliSt
and the Back,ooods Ss,feker.
must return for o moment to the departure Of
tho British regulars. The women will miss them,
and dngy indeed will bOudoir and kitchen be
without the red uniform. They must console
themselves with civilians and colonists, and deeply
will they mourn the delicious mpertinence and
charming snobbisRhess which added such lustre
TO her Majesty's servants, many Of whom be-
longed to the religious sect which Mrs. Rooney
Tor was 1t Malaprop) called
THE GAY LUTHsRANs.
think II is Theodore Winthrop who treats the
British officers and Hessians as special agents In
the hands of Providence, mercifully sent to the
American colonies to stir up revolution. The
Same remark would hold good In Canada. True,
there have been many fine fellows among the
officers quartered In late years in Canada, hearty
unobtrusive and gentemanly. But there have
also been very many snobs OF the most marked
character. Many OF them were mere boys. and
wcre spoiled on their arrival by the ladies oi
Canada, who, whenever uniform or prince II
concerned, manifest o fearful amount of toadyism
Nothing peases Montreal girl more than tC
have her legs betted about at mess, or to be com
promised with an ensign.
In Quebec things were rather moro serious. II
u only about . year ago since one ElmhEst, Gu
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TO Our MUSICAL FR1ESps.

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State Of indiana, Wayne County, S S.

Timothy G. Mervn In the Wayne Civil Circuit
Jane E. Mervin. 1870 Divorce No. 2434.
'NDE 1T KNOWN THAT on the 18th day of No.
Ii vember, 1869, the above named Plaintiff, by
John n. Popp Alto rney, filed in the Office of the
Clerk of Wayne Civil Circuit Court, his complaint
against said defendant in the above entitled cause
upon which have duly issued 4 SUMMONS, which
has been returned not found, as to defendant, that
said defendant Jane E. Mervin, is not a resident of
the State Of Indiana
Said defendant, Jane E. Mervin, therefore is here
by notified, that the Second day of February, 1870
between the hours of and p. n, of said day,
at the Law Office of Henry p. Clinton, Number 1859,
Rroadway,in the city Of New York, and State OF
New York, before person authorized to take the
same. The Plaintiff will proceed to take the deposit
tons of snndry persons to be read in evidence the
trial Of the above entitled cause and viii continue
taking the same from day to day thereafter between
the same hours, until the hole be taken. Said de-
PENDANT is fn-ther notified that the 9th day of
February, 1870, between the hours of a.. m. and 6
P. m. of said day, before joseph 4. Breaux, next
door to the Telegraph Office. and in front of Lees
New Drug Store, Main street, in the town of New
sbers Parish of Iberia, and State Of louisiana the
Plaintiff will proceed to take dispositions to be read
in evidence the trial of the above entitled cause
and will continue taking the same from day
whole be taken. John H. POPP,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Dated, this Sd day of Jan. 1870. 43-4t$o.
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State Of Indiana, Wayne County, 81

Rebecca j. Raiper) In the Wayne Civil Circuit
vs. Court, Feb. Term, A. d. 1870
Robert Raiper. Divorce No. 243s.
Be it known, that, on this l4th day of Dec. 1853,
the above named Plaintiff, by Railsback and Young,
Attorneys filed the Office of the Clerk of the Wayne
Civil Circuit Court her complaint against said de-
PENDANT in the above entitled cause together with the
affidavit of competent person that said defendant,
Robert Raiper is not resident of the State OF In
diana.
Said defendant, Robert Raiper therefore is here
by notified of the filing and tendency of said com,
plant against him, and that, unless he appear and
demur thereto, at the calling of the said
cause on the second day of the next Term of sid
Court, to be begun and held at the Court House.
Centrevile, on the FIRST Monday of February next,
said complaint and the matters and things therein
contained and aledged viii be taken true and the
said will be heard and determined in his abb
sence.
- Witness, VIM. W. Dudley, Clerk, and the seal
[sEAL, of said Court, at Centrevife this 14h day Of
December, 1869 WIN. w. DUDLEY, Clerk.
J. Raisback and A. b. Young Attys of I'l't6.
December q. 1S69-Aw- pf-$9.
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SHERIFFS SALE.

ny VIRTUE OF CERTIFIED COPY OF A
ID Decree, to me directed from the Clerk of the
Wayne Common Pleas Court, in cause wherein
John Peelle is plain tiff, and Jonathan H. Champion,
ct. al, are defendants, requiring me to make the
sum of eighteen hundred l900) dollars with inter-
est on said decree and COSTS will expose at Public
Sale to the highest bidder, on
Saturday, the Goth, day of Jan. 1870,
between the hours of 10 o'clock and O'Clock
D. M of said day, the door of the Court House Of
said Wayne county, Indiana, the rents and profits
for term not exceeding years, ofthe following
described Real Estate to-wit:
part of the northeast quarter of section -, IN
township number IL, of range number IA, east OF
the second principal meridiant being the north part
of the northeast quarter of said sections beginning
at the northeast corner of said quarter section,
thence west with the old line 1872 rods to stone ut
the of said quarter thence south Az poles and
IL links to stone, thence east l62 poles and ~
links to a stone in the east line OF said quarter
thence north with said line to the place of beginnings
containing SO acres, more less situated In Wayne
county, Indiana. To be sold the property Of
Jonathan FL. Champion and Sarah Jane Champion,
satisfy said Decree in my hands in favor OF John
Peelle.
If such rents and profits will not sell for sufi-
cent to satisfy said Decree interest and COSTS
will, at the time and place. expose at Public
Sale the fee simple of said Real Estate, so much
thereof may be sufficient to discharge said decree,
interest and costs.
Said sale will be made without any relief whatever
from valuation appraisement laws.
JACOB s. BALLENGER,
p43tsnfSi2 Sheriff of Wayne County.
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l. b c. 7 u r r S
a ON THE CREATION OF THE
PHYSICAL UNIVERSE!

REV. G. FIELD will deliver course of Nine
Lectures, in the New Jerusalem Temple, Richmo nd,
Indiana, commencing January 1Ith, 1870, (Tu es-
day EVENING" the manner in which the Earth, the
Sun, the Planetary System aud the s tellalar Uni-
were created and are sustained the Laws
the Vegetable and Animal Life, both primary and
succeeding, together with various races, or families
of mankind in the light of Science, Philosophy and
Revelation. The Rev. George Field, having been
lively gagged in the pursuit OF physical and psyco
logical Science, as public popular Lecturer for
more than twenty years past, is in every way quail
fed to treat his subjects with force, clear
ness and beauty of both style and eloqueuce. We
therefore promise people rich treat of Science
and thought. Price per $3.50. Single Lee
ture, 25 cents. Tickets at Nicholson's Whites and
Elders. O.P. BAEH.
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Prr'r bAr'rn SAs'r

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been the secret of old Connecticut "a my by the
Dame of Phoebe Baker. rs Now it comes forth to
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SOOTHESUF to HEAL WOUNDS,
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known. 1000 persons already bear testimony. One
without it if it cost $40, had to go all the way
TO N. Y. for it." Physicians use and recommend H.
and s. pots ordered daily for Hospitals and Pub
lie Institutions, to every part Of the q. S.
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The Hunters of Kentucky.
BY sAMUIL woopwoRrH.

BY SAMUEL wOODwORTH.
lie gentlemen and ladies fair,
Who grace this famous city,
just listen, if ye've time TO spare
While rehearse ditty;
And for the opportunity,
conceive yourselves quite lucky,
For It's not often that you see
A hunter from Kentucky.
Oh: Kentucky, the hunters of Kentucky.
The hunters of Kentucky.
We are hardy free born race
Each man to face stranger,
Whate' er the game, we join in chase
Despising toll and DANGER;
And if daring foe annoys,
Whate'er his strength and forces,
Wen show him that Kentucky boys
Are alligator horses"
Oh! Kentucky, &c.
s''pose you We read it in the prints
How Packenham attempted
To make Old Hickory JACKSON vince
But soon the scheme repented;
For we with rifles ready cooked
Thought such occasion lucky,
And soon around the General hocked
The hunters of Kentucky.
+h Oh Kentucky, DC.
You've heard s'pose how New Orleans
Is famed for wealth and beauty
There's girls Of every hue it seems,
From snowy white to sooty;
So Packenham he made his brags,
II he in fight was lucky,
He'd have their girls and cotton bags,
In spite of Old kentucky.
Oh 1! Kentucky, &c.
But Jackson he was wide awake,
And wasn't scared at trifles,
For well he knew what aim we take
With our Kentucky rifles;
So he led US down to Cypress Swamp,
The ground was low and mucky:
There stood John Bull in martial pomp
Hind here was Old Kentucky.
Oh Kentucky, DC.
A bank was raised to hide our breasts
Not that we thought Of dying,
. But then we always like to rest,
Unless the game is flying;
Behind it stood our little force
None wished it to be greater,
For every man was half horse
And half an alligator.
Oh {! Kentucky, dc.
They did not let our patience tire,
Before they showed their faces
We did not choose to waste our FIRE,
SO snugly kept our places;
But when so near we saw them wink,
We thought it time to stop them:
And twould have done yon good, think
To see Kentucky pop them.
Oh! Kentucky, &c.
They found at last twas vain to Echt
Where lead was all their booty
And 50 they wisely took to disbt
And left ms all the beauty.
And now. if danger e'er annoys
Remember what our trade Is
Just send for US Kentucky boys,
And well project you, ladies'.
Oh Kentucky, &c.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1870-01-04

Ed. PALL.-Next Satu rday, being tn
5Sth anniversary Of the Battle Of New
Orleans, the publication of the fol-
old song, written soon &C. lowing
oraticn Of that -.Ser in comment
,co,p, > event, may stir up the
0food in the hearts Of any old vet
Grams now living. A.
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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1870-01-04
REPUBLICAN STATE CONVENTION.

Alta meeting OF the Republican State
Central Committee, held in the city of
Indianapolis on the oath day of Nc.
Der, it vas determind 10 h..aa ne,a
gate State Convention Of the Rarnh,;-
can party Of Indiana IL, the citv az I'D
,snapolis. on the Z2nd day of February.
.o'v. ahe OASIS Of representation is
iixed az one Delegate for every one
nunorea votes and one delegate for
every traction over fifty votes, cast in
each county for the Hon. F. A. Hoff-
man, Tor Seer etary of State, at the GEN
erai election Of 1868.
Inc Convention will assemble in the
academy Of Music, at o'clock p. NJ.
on the day Of the 22nd OF FEBRUARY. and
after perfecting permanent ore,niza-
tion, will adjourn until Thursday 23rd.
day Of February, at 9 o'clock A. M
when adoption OF platform, and nom
ination for the following officers will he
i'll order:
Secretary Of State Auditor of State;
Treasurer Of State Superintendent Of
Public Instruction Attorney General:
and one Supreme Judge for each Of the
four Judicial Districts of the State.
All citizens of the State who sustain
the Administration of President Grant
in its successful efforts to inaagerate
economy, and maintain Lntarnished our
National credit and honor, as we'll as all
persons in sympathy with the just, lib
eral and progressive principals of the
Republican party, are most cordially in
vlted to unite in the selection of dele
gates to this Convention.
Upon the basis adopted by the com
nittee, the several counties will be en-
titled to their proper representation
The names Of delegates and contingents,
with Postoffice address as soon as se-
lected, should be Forwarded Immediate
~ to the Secretary of the Central Com
mittee.
BY order of the State Central Com
mittee. HAM. CONNER, Chm.
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Richmond National Bank.
RICHMOND. DEC, 9, 1869.

4 MEETING Of the Stockholders Of this Bank W i'll
"A be held at the Banking House, on Tuesday,
January 18th, 1870, between the hours of ten and
four O'clock for the election of Directors for the
suing year. g. F. COFFIN, President
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