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TREASURY DgpANTaEYr, septsuLet I, l55L .
NOTICE CE.-REDEMPTlON OF 6-20 BONDS

~ OF 1892.
Of tho authority given hy Act Of Congress sproved JAY
H. 1870 entitled Act 10 authorize tn reiusnS o. the rat
debt Ihe eby give that tie principal anl sccrued interest % he
bonds henCOw designated known Five Twenty Dons wi DC
pa tie Treasury United tue CITY Ct Washington
Of December Ard at tie Interest 90 sad bonds
will That y, Coupon Bonis known a. be lri
series February IS 1861 dated MAY 1902 numbered A. ioo"s;
20 J0fy9. inclusive, Of so each.
10 4jI2, inclusive, Of SlO EACH
10 4Gll. inclusive, Of 500 each
to IiICI, Inclusive, OF 81 100 each
Ard Registered Bonds Of the same Act
5yj inclusive Of $50 each.
! TO 4l0j inclusive, Of 100 e7ch.
10 H. o. inclusive, OF S'yt each.
] 10 8J6 inclusive, Of lOD eNch
] IN 2Ij inclusive OF 500 each.
to 2yO6 inclusive, of $4,000 each ,--
tebrace1 the numbers n aboVe one
hundred uiliOn & 10000 uCOl dollars. :, ,,
Bonds the E series eTraclna tose deS6e abos
do not designation tcn wo those OF The Oa
third series distinctly marked the face o he tod
forwarded for redemption sh0ud 10 ad4eI
INV ~ ' J. p HARTLEY, Acting Secretary.
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16i TWENTH-SECONp-ST., CHICAGO.
WE TRANSACT regular Banking business 10 all It's brlncAe
FOUR PER CENT INTEREST allowed upon daily balances Of
Banks Bankers, Corporations and individuals
ADVANCES TO CORRESPONDENTS upon approved Colateral
RAILWAY BANNING in all legitimate ors leading specially
INVESTMENT SECURITIES of the highest grades always hand
COLLECTIONS on CHICAGO specially; on all other points
usual terms
ILLINOIS SECURITIES speciality Orr Chicago HOuse affords
every facility for Investments any tie State Grst
gage or u local Municipal loans
Our HAND BOOK OF ILLINOIS SECURITIES" upon
pico1iop
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AM Iirsd e. caslss 70 o Rel Oil, West dlsIrd
SFni Ann ln'S FS WIFE,: s REL .fhi9 on s.poad 8 3 60
MAJ. ra5fc fcheI Via - " olive "a cs, :. s r. IS
ief srsn.....:... 40 q 81 seal Enra Rs1ae. ;:l@
li i....t..,'... o. ft "n s7.9 90 cotoa SEED Yellow
L,5 Oh !,:.:o "a 2 c$is@ 5Sa' s,:l % e,,n
o N, %F oa g% ai & . Of 5s iJ at q 81 or
R3ysIoysrS fair 4ep,P and !nr mntst S ,her % q, 2:i
Mess 80 81 for PRIME Gl0 m 2j for Wetem frme Mess; Tor
fTe T,r. at Il, U.s. hut closes IJ ~ go bh s
for March "a 25 Beet U!e p,eniT tie d,ln no 'eaie
P fIa Mes and Tor Ertra Ness Tres Bc dull
and leayy though sellers VII not coucee frrt order to relej W,
S rs &c, KTr. CIV INDIA Msss =, Bel ,m, Ja
e Of % o S H "a m m TX TX T SG N1 ,s are vy s sc a S bat
hay, socI showing wraInes short Rb spot and
for hoe, shouSrrs for sane moh at &C. also
III hoIe. Bellies sqei Dressed HOGS aro steady quote at
S; 4, ' ssG. S 80 81 r, AL oS c: c for E 80 @
% for fair to pe stem ana m io:e A. t., - G eIgsL M fIT Ge
fETGCiEi in ,uk has rle' tun weak 7i0l3
the Creek oSe qucl; ars 2UJ L Lower At
s a. Ibis, hfers OPT Nor'ahfr at g 80 spot
dong ads; slcs reported Of ltO L spo, at 2.sci 800
Pccrler, 2r, and o7I gQ hL spot a 2ic. Cases
IL riiriiiia lie a. %,T 1000 S1l. C. 4. ?:ia; 800 Jbi
. 1T same prcc aIt 800 JJs DECEMBER, at z2Ia2IIc the
glGia Of the MARKET for rn better but The
Iaguayra quiet prices
in.r We [soc ir! l.. ll:ci Soft Az II. di2cj Bs III u
EtrS-cover y, with icI inquiry at III He for prime
i." at - 2ie y Yer L-h DJI'0e FaIsoeI du'l at
FiGsilS IS quiet and unchanged; snle,of t1oc
i0W res @ car5 1 ,TS W s l1't , ~ ~ o o n = % o.
Nn s. ial and lower, sales flCO bills eOi aole, tic inside
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THE MONEY MARKET.
sALE> At TIE STOCK EXCHANGE-FIR,T CALL,
lot O'CLOCK A. NJ.

SCOT 90 Reg 12...Ill 1000 L. s. $40 Con. G7.....lN
- i < ,! Con 2.......l2
g. ltS l.ll
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lu,uVt {. s. CGT.-reT .....lut
bu.,s-i.UFa Loh LIND GHd EltFoa1-EzPTeI
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JACKSON Co. Missouri EIGHT PER CENT BONDS
for sale by w. p CONVERSE & Co.. 81 Pine-st
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BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
GOLD BONDS
or TIE
NORTHERN Pacific
RtJJP JPOID CONF ANY,

7-20 INTEREST IN GOLD,
PAYABLE sTMI-A:,NUALLY, JANUARY AND july
FREE or GoVEI.NMENT TAXES.
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COfFEE-Ibcv b steady tne 70 ue nMhes thi PIOs aS"s
r arr were I,ale of Oa bag, o at lc Enl eo' Do al
i5Ie goh, in loDd per Plsmsteed. ., -.
DS Di ESrhe dend Tor all descriptions has oeen onV
n,oirr,te hut prices without dn0tabe change
UN kWUOD demand for all knds has Deen very DSn anu H'
mari et ! nnmnaly IT. adv. un,,.A
Fi0R AND MEsL-Tte demani ht for FlOu and with ntea
,-n. prices grades ihoO "a holders Of Family D M
de at the close tue market IS hSa %
l-c-lt tnnrlrr
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lrO Frr. r.'e.
b.,71 W. IS Js.
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BURLINGTON, CEDAR, RAPIDS AND MINNESOTA
SEVEN PER CENT GOLD SINKING FUND BONDS for
sale at 90 aud interest by HENRY CLEws g. Co.,
No. 22 Wall-st-, Ncw-YOrk.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-10-02
RICHMOND. VA. MONDAY EVENING OCTOBER 2. 1871

The PUBLIC SCHOoLs.-Tbere was
great commotion among our juvenile popu-
lation this morning. The public schools
opened for the season, and as the registra-
ton of scholars up to Saturday was very
much larger than ever before registered in
this city, the interest awakened, and the
hurried preparations made, were general
throughout the city.
The facilities afforded by common school
education are now excellent, and the vari-
Gus school buildings in the city have been
placed in good repair.
The total number Of pupils registered
during the three days ending Saturday was
1852; of this number 1920 were white.
The number of schools among which the
scholars are divided is 70; 40 white and 80
colored. 1t is expected that by the end Of
next week as many as 5000 scholars will
have been registered, and the number of
schools will probably have to be increased
to 100.
We visited the Central School house this
morning, and looked in to several of the
rooms. The attendance is large there, and
the scholars all seemed remarkably well
contented with the arrangements made for
their accommodation. The teachers were
busily engaged in classifying their scholars.
The various schools in the Central Build
ing will accommodate about five hundred
scholars, and nearly that number are now
in attendance; and if the demand for ad-
mission continues the district will have to
be sub-divided, and transfers made in ac-
cordance with the boundaries established.
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PER SONAL.

A CARD.-To my lFeIlow-Ciiizens of Rich
IA MoSD-As certain rnmors have been circnla-
ted which ars a culated very much TO injure my
reputation and standing amongst tho with
whom was born and reared, thi k it q duty
which owe myself, to make the 70 ow ng state
ment: When these reports We're ii st spread
called upon HIS Honor, A. NJ. Kelley, Mayor Ct
Richmond, and asked him what should do. His
answer was to this effect Until these matters
are investigated and proven to be trIe, continue
to perform your dIty an Office OF the city,
Every inquiry has been made by grand jury
composed of our most respectable citizens, and
not one particle of evidence brought forward 10
sustain The chaIg ges, so far as l am concerned.
/, as my fellow-so diers will testify, served the
Confederate cause faithfully during the whole
war, entering the army as a private, and gain
ing eventually the position of First Lieutenant
in INV Company. This shows in what estima-
ton was held by those who We're my constant
associates ard trust will have weight in con
tinuing that respect and confidence with which
you have always treated me.
Very respectfully,
HENRY ". DABNEY,
Police Detective.
have fully Investigated the whole charge
against Henry w Dabney, and failed to find the
slightest cause for suspicion.
JOHN POE, JR.,
Chief of Police.
/ have investigated the charge against MIR.
Dabney, and have failed to elicit any evidence
which connects him with any wrong.
GEORGE ID. WISE,
oc 2--ls commemorative Attorney
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A Lady Visits Old John Robinson's MenaSerie
and Circus, and is Miraculously Restored to
Health.

A Lady Visits Old John Robinson's hIenagerie
and Circus, and is Miraculously Restored to
HEALTH
"Good morning, Mrs. Thompson, how
do you do this mornings"
81 feel very miserable, Mrs. Williams,
in fact, sometimes think / am never going
to get well, but | see you are looking
splendid; do tell me, for mercy's sake,
what medicine you are taking, that may
apply the same remedy"
The remedy is very simple, Mrs.
Thompson, the fact is, have not taken
bit of medicine for over four weeks, and
am regaining my health so rapidly that |
am nearly WELL"
81 really wish you would tell me, Mrs.
Williams, what has produced so great a
change in your health"
"Well, you see, Mrs. Thompson, about
three weeks ago ! was in town, and there
was great goings on that day, and among
the rest was old John Robinson's Menage-
rie and Circus, and | took two large doses,
afternoon and night, and have been well
woman ever SINCE"
''Why, that is the same show that is
now advertised to come to our town, amt
it?'
Certainly it is the very same, and that
is what | came to town for and | shall al
ways patronize old John Robinson when
he comes to town; and if you want to get
well, come and go with me.o
81 certainly shall, and there is our cler-
gyman's wife, who has been sick long
time, and know it will do her ever so
much good for her husband told me no
longer ago than yesterday. that the splendid
arrangements which Mr.. Robinson had
made for exhibiting his immense menagerie,
alone and separate from the equestrian de-
partment, that the most fastidious can find
no objectional feature, and he should go
himself and take his family to the menage-
rie, which is coming to Richmond October
llth."
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ME-COrns, Bunions, Nails growing into the
flesh and all diseases of the feet hands, &C., re-
moved without pain or inconvenience to the pa
tient by DIR. SCHULTZ the most scientific Chirop-
odist and Specialist. We are glad to say he has
returned, and is still devoing several hours daily
to the relief of the afflicted. Those suffering
with Cancers, Tumors, Sores, Ulcers Whitlow,
should avail themselves of his large experience.
He also treats them painlessly, and with instant
relief No anmsthetie used. Ofice-Nineteenth
street, near Main.
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SToMACH-PUNIPs.- do not know
why physicians do not keep stomach
pumps among their collections of instru-
ments, but we are told they do rot. In
cases where poison has been introduced
into the human stomach, the pump seems
to be the most effectual and speedy means
of relief, and it is, therefore, important
that it should be accessible in any case of
emergency which may arise. The difficult
ty and delay in procuring stomach pump
in the case of recent suicide by poison, in
this city, has attracted attention to the mat
ter and we are told that the City Counci
will probably be petitioned, at its meeting
this afternoon, to purchase one Of these in
struments for each of the station-houses.
We think the matter important, and hope
the city will provide the means, to this ex-
tent, Of saving human life when endangered
by poison, whether purposely or accidental
ly administered.
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FAMILY REcoRD.-The commissioner

of the revenue for the first district of Ches-
terfeld county (which embraces Manches-
teri reports so deaths in his district the
past year. OF these "a were white and 2S
colored 80 were males and 80 females.
The oldest persons We're Fanny Smith
(white), aged 76, and Jack Davenport (col-
ored), aged 81. There were during the
same period ll2 births ~ white and 40
colored 50 males and 80 females.
There were only ten marriage licenses
issued during the past month two white
and eight colored.
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MEETINGS.

MASONIC NOTiCE.--The members of 9
lNI CHARITY LODGE, No 0, A. f. and XX
A. M, are summoned 10 attend stated w
meeting at their Lodge-Room on TUESDAY
EVENING, Oct. Cd, at O'Clock. Members of
sister Lodges and visiting brethren in good stand
ing are fraternally invited TO be present.
BY order of the w. NJ.
w. II. L. COMBS, Secy'
October, A. l., 5s7l, A. ID. 1871. q.
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FLOUR INsPEcTED.-Th following
statement shows the amount of flour in
spected in Richmond during the three
months ending September 80, 1871, for
which we are indebted to j. w. Lewellen,
Inspector:
Fancy, 2,734 barrels; extra superfne,
1924 barrels extra superfine, 1906 half
barrels; extra supertins, 292 third barrels ;
superiine, ZIP barrels fair, 9,395 bar
rels; middlings, ,S06 barrels condemn
ed, 2,069 barrels.
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HoBsoN,! ATTENTION MIR. r. D..
Beckley, of Fredericksburg, requests Mr..
Hobson, the Democratic champion to meet
him in debate at any time and place he may
select.
If Hobson don't look sharp he win have
more work on his hands than he can well
attend to, unless he calls upon brothers
Hall, Cooley or johnson to come to his
rescue.
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AFFAIRS IN HENRICo.-The opposi-
ton need expect no consolation from the
supposed disaffection of the Republicans of
Henrico. Such action is being taken as
will not only dispel all Democratic hopes,
but will add great strength to our ticket
and unite the party to man in that county.
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REPUBLICAN MEETING IN JEFFER-
SON neutrality-suspicious. Of Jefferson
ward are requested to meet tomorrow
Tuesday night, on Eighteenth street, be-
tween Main and Cary. Business of impor-
tance will be transacted. Let every men,
ber be present,
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To THE REPUBLICANS OF VIRGINIA.
Samuel f. Maddox, secretary of the Exc
cutive Committee of the Republican party
of Virginia, has taken the room in the
custom-house over the office of United
States Marshal Parker, where he can be
found at all hours of the day, to transact
any business in relation to the party. Mr..
Maddox is anxious to put himself in COM
munication with the different committees
throughout the State, and would be pleased
to receive and answer all communications
relating to party matters.
He expects to send out during the cam
paign number of political documents, aud
is prepared to furnish them to all parties de-
string them.
Any information as to the action of mem-
bers of the late Legislature will be furnish
ed on application to him. Direct your en-
quiries to Sam'l F. Maddox, Secretary,
Custom-House, Richmond, Va.
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WANTS

NTANTED.-A widow lady of culture and
w refinement and of mature age, without in
cumbrance desires situation as GOVERNESS
in a pleasant family. For particulars, giving
name, address ''PATERNAL,' Richmond Va.
oc 2-eodtS
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RE City Subscribers.-Persons wishing the
STATE JOURNAL left early and regularly at their
places of business, or residences, by responsible
carriers, will please leave their orders with JOHN
sros q SELDES, Newsdealers. sls Main Street,
and at the News Depot of w A. EDWARDS, 30l
East Broad Street
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HUsTINGs CoURT.-The October term
of the Hastings court began to-day. No
business of importance, however, was
transacted. The case of DR.. Strecker was
postponed till Wednesday, the 11th inst.
Judge Guigon gave notice that he would
call the civil docket of the term on Thurs
day next, to which day he then adjourned
the court.
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Nc One of those handsome store-rooms i'm
st. Albans hall, corner of Main and Third streets,
has just been opened by our young friend, g. G.
THOMPSON, who has a complete stock of GRooE-
RIEs, WINES, LIouoRs, &C., to which the atten
ton of the public i. invited.
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CHURCH HILL ITEMs.--The new en-
gine-house on Twenty-fifth street is nearly
completed. 1t is very neat edifice.
The private watchman at the new school
house on Twenty-second and Broad street,
fired on two suspicious looking persons on
Saturday night, who were endeayoring to
enter the building. They left Immediately,
and in hurry.
A series of meetings are to be held at
Leigh-Street Baptist church this week, COM
mencing tonight. The able pastor, Mr..
Garlick, will be assisted by Mr.. Tyrec, OF
Powhatan, who has wide reputation as
an efficient and successful minister.
The temperance organizations ON the
Hill are having series of sermons deliv-
cred on that subject, the first of which was
preached by Rev. Mr.. Garlick, and the Sc
cond by Rev. Mr.. Wall, at St. Johns
church last night. Both of these gentle
men delivered most able, and interesting
sermons, which We're listened to with deep
attention by appreciative audiences.
A large number of new buildings are
rapidly going up on Union and Church hills,
to meet the wants of an increasing popula-
ton. re
AT the meeting of Crystal Temple Of
Honor, held Saturday night, three new
members were initiated. This orgauiza-
ton is progressing finely.
The friends of company sc" are busily
at work raising funds to procure hand
some flag for the company. We learn that
a grand ball is in contemplation by the
company, the proceeds of which are to be
devoted to the treasury of the company.
The Church Hill boys know how to get
up such things in fine style, and we predict
most successful entertainment.
A marriage in high life on Thursday
next is one of the topics of conversation
among our lady friends. 80
The mouths to the culverts on Twenty
fifth street should be closed. They are
very dangerous, and short time since, a
little child had a narrow escape from falling
down the one at M street. The authorities
should fix the openings so as to prevent ac-
cident. - V5ssiffser
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ALL MISUNDERSTANDING the late
convention resolution was offered by A..
M. Crane, Esq, of Augusta, asking that
immediate arrangements be made to enable
several thousand laborers to return to their
homes and vote, who are now at work on
the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad.
A large number of legal voters of this
district are among those employed on this
road, and we trust no time will be lost by
either the State or city committee to make
an effort to secure the aid of these men to
defeat Democracy.
mot only should the Executive State Com
mittee act promptly, but those having the
management of city affairs should at once
ascertain how many voters are absent and
their names, and report them to Secretary
Maddox,
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NJ BIO TIELONERS OF FINE HORSES.
The particular attention ofstock raisers and eve
ry one else is called TO the splendid collection of
thorough bred imported horses and ponies, from
almost every cline under the sun. The beauti-
full Arabian, the magnificent Andalusan, and the
highmettled barb of the deserts may be found
among the vast congress OF equines now attach
ed TO this monster show, and the proprietor would
say to those who do not care TO visit the exhibi-
tions that the beautiful portable stables which
are attached to the great Three-Tent Show are
open at all times for public inspection, FREE OF
CHARGE, and he cordially invites everybody to
call and view the largest and finest assemblage
of imported thoroughbred circus stock in Ameri-
ca, where every attention will be shown them by
The attaches of the exhibition.
REMEMBER THE DAY AND THE DATE.
Do not forget that we are coming with AN ava
lanche of talent. Wait for US, for we are coming
oc ., 4, o, 9, II, l3.
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Sc Musical instruments and Musical Mer-
chandise of every description can always be
found at J. MAksH's Music Depot, No. 9lS Main
street. He has just received a new and exten-
sfye stock of the above named goods.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

pE SPECIAL NOTICE.---Advertisem Of
Lost, Wants, Found, For Rent, not exceeding
four lines, for one insertion 25 cents; two in
sertions 40 cents; three insertions so cents.
Cash i'm advance.
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TOBACCO INsPEcTIoNs.-The following
is statement of the inspections of tobacco
at the Richmond warehouses for the month
of September, and for the years 1870 and
1871, ending Both September:
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tersecting cross streets, was wholly impas-
sible, except by boats ; and the remarkable
spectacle Of sloop sailing along that busy
thorough-farc was then witnessed by thou
sands Of our people.
As we passed along Main street yester-
day, basking in the sunshine, and quietly
enjoying the bright beauty and peaceful Sc
renity of all nature, we espied the imper-
ishable monument, erected by order of the
Council, of the widespread distress and
devastation which prevailed in that locality
year ago, and cast its gloom over the
whole city and State.
Most of our citizens are familiar with the
Incidents of the unprecedented flood, which
reached its climax on the list day of Octo-
Der, 1870, and we shall not, of course, de-
tail them here but have only referred to
the disasters at that time as forming an
ever-to-be-remembered epoch in the very
remarkable catalogue of calamities which
have befallen this devoted city. We trust
that no new horror may ever engage the
services of our pen or cast shadow of
distress over this fair capital.
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POLICE COURT--Jatstice j. j. w hite pre-
sidiag.-The following cases were disposed
of this mornings:
Catherine Harmon, charge with assault
ing and beating Ella Winston. Discharged.
I Ella Winston, colored, charged with in
vadmg the premises of Catherine Harmon,
and assaulting the son of said Harmon.
Discharged.
Fleming Winston, colored, charged with
creating disturbance on the streets.
Bound over on bis own recognizancc for
three months, in the sum of 800.
James Bowler and Walter Crutchfield,
colored, arrested as suspicious characters.
Being very young, sent home.
James Mustor, colored, charged with be-
ing vagrant. Bound over for three
months in the sum of $50.
Elizabeth Dobson, charged with abusing
and threatening to beat Mary Fierney.-
Dismissed no prosecutor.
Georgiana Brown, colored, charged with
feloniously stealing SO rs from Frederick
Brown. Felony not proved. Accused
bound over for six months in the sum of
5000 as a suspicious character.
II. Asher, charged with unlawfully TAX
ing possession OF 1925, the property of
Betsy Burton. Dismissed.
James II. Brown, colored, charged with
feloniously stealing a watch. Continued
till Tomorrow.
Same. charged with stealing a suit of
clothes. Found guilty and sentenced to the
city Jail for 60 days.
Same, charged with stealing pocket
book. Sent into Hustings Court, lst Mon
day in November 1871.
Sarah Tyler, charged with stealing SO.
No prosecutor; discharged.
Lucy Weedon, colored, charged with
using Insulting and threatening language to
Ella Williams. Lucy fined s., and Ella
Williams fined So for using indecent lam
guage.
Jordan Desander, colored, charged with
having in his possession seven chickens
supposed to have been stolen. Bound over
for three months in the sum of $50.