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DIR. XSISNART,S
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NOTICE, is hereby given that Reuben
n Swurtzlandcr, guardian Of Jchicl Miner.
minor child ofIoscpii Miner, has He'd his final
repor rs such guard IAN, and that the same IS
sci for final hearing on the litH day on ftbrus
ary 1870 al which time, unless objections are
made he Will De finally discharged.
RrTBF,N SW ARFILANbER. Guard Ian.
Piatt & Carr, Attys. xvi
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In the Matter oi the Guardianship Of
yG2jCb " }{r9{mORf

.JGsiqh W. WfR}mOnf.
,IEcuir Cot-H Cedar co., Iowa.
Nv0T!i'f, i hereby given that on the 18th day
y Of Aprll, ls4js Lne final report OF susan
guardian OF Josiah W. Hammond,
asking to De q isehargcd as such, was lied in
the officc or the CLERK OF the circuit curt Of
the state OF Iowa, in and for edar county, and
the l4tl day of February. 1870, bri~s the frst
dny OF the next term at said Court set for final
hearing OF said report said Guardian Will be
discharged is no AFFECTION be then made. ~
4n# WM. ELLIOTT, Clerk.
Bissell < Starr, Atty's. ....#.. fwl
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.
James ii. Ro,hrock, plaintiff,

against
Abraham ~wadencr, eiW dcft.
Circuit Court Of Cedar county, Iowa,
February term, $50.
TO Abraham Swadener, Hannah Gull
yer and George w. Nungesser defend
ants: You are hereby notified, that
there now is on file in the Office Of the
Clerk Of the Circuit court, in and for the
county of Cedar, in the State of Iowa, Il
petition Of James II. Eothrock plaintiff,
claiming of you two hundred and sew
cnty-One and so loo dollars on two
promisory notes ofthe defendant Abra-
ham Swadener dated March "a 1850,
one for 500, due Is months after date,
and one for $50, due two years after date,
both made payable 10 one jacob Rodkey
also the foreclosure of mortgage of
even date securing said notes on the J
II e | sec. - TIP 50 range 3 W p IN con-
tanning 50 acres VIII lch notes and mort
gage are now duly assigned to plaintifi.
No personal claim is made against the
defendants Hannah Culver and George
Nuhgesser.
Now unless you appear to said petition
and defend thereto 1T ~ before noon OF
the next term Of said Court, to be begun
and held IL Upton, in said County, on
the l4th day at, February, 1870, default
will be entered against you and judg-
ment rendered thereon in accordance
with the prayer CT said petition.
J. W. BULL,
Attorney for plaintiff
The New York herald., 1870-02-03
ER0cKLYN URTS.
uNU,D STATES coMMss oNsas' COURT.
Alleged Post Office Frauds-Ar Of the
Cashier Of the BroO2lyn Post Ofilce.

Alleged Post Office Frauds Arrest Of the
Cashier of the Brooklyn Post Onlce.
Before Commissioner jones'
The United States Us. George Juds0n.-The defend
ant who was employed AZ cashier Of the Brooklyn
Post onice was arrested OH the charge OF stealing
from the government. The allegation ls that he ap-
proprated to himself moneys which letter carriers
mad collected on unpaid mail matter and returned
70 him. postmaster Booth has been investigating
the matter and mas discovered tuat on tuesday OF
this week about eight dollars which the had
returneI Lad not been accounted Tor on the hooks
uf the oce As yet the extent OF the ALLEGED frauds
has not been as"erianed but is pro bavle that all
the facts Will transpire on The exam ination before
the Comm s5oner.
Juds,n was taken before the Commissioner. at his
ONCE on Montague street, wac admitted nlm u BAN
IN the sum OF $4,000, and set The hearing OF the case
down Tor Thursday next. The accused retained Mr.
u. l.. Sanders0n as sci.
Mr. Judson, who about forty five years OF age and
resides II the corner VI WioughOy and fees streets
has Oeen attsched 10 the Post once IN dllerelt
pactles for about twelve years. lie had, up tO his
arrest, always borne an excellent character and Nv
his close attention 10 business the confidence Of
MIS- employers. lie has u wne and family WHO re-
sido with MIN at the ubOve mentioned pace.
The New York herald., 1870-02-03
POLICE TRIALS.

Commissioner Manierre yesterday heard evidence
Ia o number OF complaints against officers.
Oliver HIT, Thirty second precinct, was charged
with refusing 80 give his number to Mr. Sutton, OF
Woods Museum. 1t appears that the officer visited
the Museum In company win drunken man. The
employees endeayored to eXpe the inebriate when
fhe oHicer in c!tlzen's clothes, declared he
shou.d net De expelled and proclaimed he was an
ofYlcer. When asked Tor his number ne refused to
give iE, but showed his shield. MI. Wood and Mr..
Sutton finally expelled both msn.
Sergean. Doyle, OF the Harbor police, was charged
with neglectpg TO turn out the Metropolitan steam
boat when he received q telegram at four
O'Clock A. H., announcing tnat five junk
boats were going down The North river WIN stoen
ron. Tue evidence showed that lie seit out an nour
after receiving the despatch boat. but 1ailed TO Sc
cure the plumber or thieves.
Jonn Wnyte First precinct, was charged with IN
toxGation. captain Gnriand AYore nc emeled his
breath found thai lie stag ereJ> ordered hun out Of
tue liil9 aud suspended min unfAt eleven O'CLOCK,
wncn e went out. One oi the serneahts stated that
his breath smelt very sour. but wGuld not swear
he was Intoxicated. White called SIN brother oi-
who testified that they oDse, we'd n0 appearance
OF nquor upon hun. In all cases Judgment WIS re-
b0gytls
The New York herald., 1870-02-03
THE WYNOCKIE CHILDREN.
The Mystery Solved by the Discovery Of the
Bodies Of tho Children-They AFRO
Traced by the Crows.

The mystery Of the disappearance OF the three
children VI Joseph Wyb!e, OF Wynocke, in Passalc
county, N. j., and which has occupied considerable
public astenLl0n for some weeks was solved ycstcr-
day morning. The Information was brought to
Paterson yesterday afternoon by Mr.. Rushing, the
engineer Of the New Jersey Western Railroad. and
gence wss intense the Offices OF the local journals
beng fairly beseled and the street corners crowded
by speculative gatherings
II seems that q man named william Ramsey with
o companion, was walking through the wilderness
yesterday morning, about two miles from the nut OF
the WyDes, when their attention was called to
large nock OF crows ascending and descending at a
point near the foot OF o mountain. Proceeding to
she spot they discovered, near large shelving rock
the three Lost children Of Joseph Wyble.
Their bodies were considerably dec0mposed, but
still recognizable. Their wan, pinched counte-
nances gave unmis akable evidence that their death
had been caused by starvation. The bodies OF the
Two younger children were found under the shelter
OF the shelving rock, while that or the oldest was
found about ten ieet distant. The bodies were also
slightly injured by the crows.
The bodies were carefully carried to the homes OF
the parents and during the day visited by hun
dreos OF nelRnoors all Of whom recognized in the
corpses before them the three lost children whose
disappearance has caused such an excitement.
It's quite evident that all suspicious against
the parents OF murder were without foundation,
while at the same timc 1t Is somewhat stranle tnat,
after the dligent searches made for the children
and the large rewards offered for Their recovery,
they should be iound within q distance OF two miles
from their home.
The New York herald., 1870-02-03

substitute themselves as security. The amounts
now In tho hands Of the Insurance DepartmentI
was $245 O0O or after paying on all losses areadyJ
accrued, $200.00O. being twenty per cent on
the outstanding risks Of the insolvent com
pany, and this cash security the policy
holders were asked to surrender for one OF only
eight per cent on the risks. In reply the
Continental Company answer that II was lne Gus
tom OF all the companies IN making up their STATE
ments to include the premiums for the year even II
not PAID among their cash receipts that these were
IN MANY cases transferred subsequently 10 tue de-
ierred premium account; that they aud the pre-
MUM notes were good assets since their non-pay-
ment III some cases was forfeiture or the poucy,
In other cases created set on; tnat the company
was now mutual company; that II was young
company and Its accumulated fund necessarily ess
tnan that OF older companies, but not Teas pelect
protection for Its policy holders; that by applying
the same RUE bv which II was Sought 10 snow .
deficiency IN their accounts deficiency would 20
FOUND In one OF the strongest companies OF four
milnons IN anotner OF two millions. and III others
OF various sums
The argument, which occupied the court almost
the entire day, was then adjourned.
The New York herald., 1870-02-03
SUPREME L0Ual-spe eCiAl TERM.
The Glass0n Divorce Cnse-Disnxrccmcnt Of
the Jury.

The Glasson Divorce Case-Disaxrecmcnt Of
tlse Jury.
Before Judge Barnard.
John J. Glosson os. Margaret Giasson.-Tne bear
Ing of tbis divorce suit was resumed yesterday
morning. The court room was 0ensey c.owded,
and as the testimony mad been OF worry connicting
character the result was looked forward 10 with
considerable interest. The evidence having been
concluded on the previous evening, Mr. >. Il. CourL-
ney Addressed the jury Oh behalf OF The deendant
anu was followed ny ex-judye Porter for The
plaintiff
Judge Barnard then brleny charged the jury, re-
viewing tue main features Of the case and luculy
p0lntins out tue law Uearlng on the matter. he
observed that the SUIT hau been Drought before Y
'struck" lury-a jury selected for tner Intelligence
ana positon In s0clety, and tue questions facts
were entrey IN their hanuB. After anu,llns to the
cOnllctnx CHARACTER or the testimony directing
attention To the fact az TO the motives actuaLig the
pr0ceeling11uoge Barnard concluded ny referring
" tue seruOsness OF te clel question Involved.
The jury retired IT quarter past three O'CLOCK,
the crOwu lnXiouSly awaiting the Issue. Up to
O'clock the court room continued crowded, Dug
there appearing Dut Little chance OF agreement
the tnrOny gradually dispersed.
At hail. past lour The Jury entered the court and
In repIy To Judge Barnard Tue foreman stated that
there was not Inc slightest possible hope OI an
agreement.
Judge Barnard then ordered the jury 10 be dis
charged.
1t appeared tnat seven OF the jurymen were IN
favor VI the plainllr aud i've for the deleudanL.
The New York herald., 1870-02-03
ANOTHER NUT f0a The GAS COMPANIES 70 CRACK
new YORK, Fen. l. $50

new YORK, Fen. l. 1870
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-
Noticing your articles headed "Glsn and "Gas
Billsn the latter In your issue OF this day VIII you
please pernt me 10 oner you this iiltle commuuca-
ton for the valued columns OF your paper In order
that can snow the community iugge taaL there IL
evIlenty some g oss imposition vrac,ised by the Ras
company or an outrageous inehc.eucy IN tne dis
charge OF the duties of ITS e.nplo,6s,
In my house purn seven lights VIZ. parlor, one
tas low as taper Tor two hours each night) oae IN
nv dining room, one IN my Kitchen, one my hall ana
uarA tl nine A. al. III the three nrstlc.o.eu rooms,
Kept uurnug tlh tel Or eieycn o ciocS eacn nixat.
SID 50; Decenber sli 70, aad JaldLry, SIS 10.
Now CAT the gas COMPANY explain way TINS Is riey
VIII say that IL Is because iAe da,s are suoreer. Wen,
wiii admit tnat ald aIOw my Diii. Is 81, octo-
Der 10 be raised % sii 50; but can the company
prove To me tnaG now, SINCE tile u..s shorter,
my Oiil snouio DC so 30 wnca cdra only glts
Instead O severn grosser ouera se usver Was per-
peiated upon any people before anu SHOULD tho
corporation COUNSEL allow tnc clli1en5 10 suircr Ia
this wiser
Opou inquiry at the gas company's Office l was
toiu that pfoulbiy Inc man inaIe mistake Ia
lag the register and II would uc a,Je.ued Lot bus
tnat - Tue last OF 1t, guarantee YOU anu wlil
ndently assert INA. tue gas company has idea VI
looking lntoIi A. A. Il.
The New York herald., 1870-02-03
Before Commissioner Shields.
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS couSr.

Tho Barker.Ba mberger Wfiskey Case.
Before Commissioner Osborn
The United states Us. Barker Bdnsberge,' ana
OtherS.-The examination In this case was resumed
yesterday. The court room was, as on previous oc-
casions, thronRed with Interested spectators
THE TESTIMONY.
Ernest Smith was the first witness sworn and was
examined by Mr.. Purdy, Assistant United States
District Attorney. He testified that ne had carried
whlskey from the distillery In Eighteenth street in
1885.
Mr. Bell objected to any Investigating prior to the
date charged In the complaint Inc charge against
the defendants that Chey had done certain iie-
gal acts during ,e years 1857 and 1858, and 70 that
the prosecution must conllne ITSELF
The Commissioner ruled that certain transactions
In connection with the act, which The goyerninenC
proceeded against as an Illegal act might be put In
evidence.
rms witness took barrels from the side OF the
gas house next 70 the rectllyng house; sx trucks
were dlied he took the slxtH truck load and had
seven barrels on his truck; the parties present ut
the time aud assisting In hlling the trucks were
Hamburger ano two other men, VINO rolled on tua
barrels; TINS was aI Six O'Clock IN the morning;
there stamps on the barrels; this before
workea in the distlllery he principal boss was
EiaDskey; Balnberger was there all the time; Ear
kcr used 10 be there, but ne witness dld not know
wnaJ nis business was; on the morning the SIX
truck loads Of whissey left the dstilery baInberger
gave Instructions 10 the drivers TO go TO Water street
to dcver, anu tnat they were to go there by differ
doiar TO spend on the road
By the commissioners Who hired You when
you went 10 WORK III that dstIllery a.terwardsY A.
PanJZpauer.
To AIR. Betl-This was in the spring OF 1885,
Y. Do you remember the lnontilY A. Aprn or
Nav; tne spirits came out Of the house next to the
gas house.
q. Was 1t rectifylng house or dstillery that you
carried whiskey romy A. IT was at the ead OF the
distillsry.
!. q. was that house the rectifyDg house at that
timer A. Yes; they took the whlskey from there;
WAS uoL inside tile mouse at tnat time.
Z. We're you ever IN tnat place where the whiskey
was taken iroMY A. No, never was there; Bam-
berger was there ut the time he TOOK away the wns-
key.
.. Had The barrels you refer TO stencil marks on
themS A. No; they nadn't ON Inc brands that the
government ordered; they had some old MARKS on.
z. Wnat brands did the government require
Wancss was here puzzled but persisted IN saying
these were no government stamps on the pdlte.s.
e Had iney any MARKS on tneinp A. don't
know. tLaughter.)
q. What marAs tad the barrels on them9 A.
Don't kGow; they hadn't on the government marks
ne mad saen on barres Tor the aat two years.
T. W hat was Ill tnose oarreis2 A. Raw whskey.
Y Low 40 you know y Vas raw wAiskeyf A.