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W6Ako NERVES.

s wa-ner,s Dyspepsfa 'Folifc Is prepares1ex-
pressly for Dyspepties and those suffering with
weak nerves with habitual constipation. There
are very few who naye not employed physlct-
ans for years 10 remedy what this preparation
nerves, enrichtng the circulation, restoring
digestion, giving strength mentally and phys
lined for years to their rooms as dnvalids 10
again resume their occupations and all the du-
ties of lite. One trial is all we ask TO enable
this .emedy TO recon- mend itself 10 the most
skeptical. It is a slightly stimulating tonic
and splendid, appetizer, 1t strengthens ths
stomach and restores the geperative organs
and digestion to normal healthy state. Weak,
nervous and dispeptic persons should use
WARMERS DYSPEPSIA TONIC. For sale by
druggists. Price One Dollar.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1871-07-13

A man who can truly boast that no
one has a bill against him belongs to
Natures highest order of no-bill,ity.
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Superior- aud Cheaper
WHISKY or BRANpY,

or In fact, any other article In common use,and
ought to be used iri every family Every BODY
should give it trial. IL Is new thing, only
been in use about one year yet It has already
gained a great name and a wonderful sale, and
even delicious, and any one would be crazy 10
take whisky. &c, II he can get the Wine of
Life. 1t is for sale by druggists everywhere, in
quart bottles. Price One Dollar. We challenge
the world to produce q purer, cheaper, and
nicer article than l5 L ffTr l-l4
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We are also putting 1t in Cooking Stoves,
thereby dispenstng Nth BGcka0dLLs, and saving
= mnek expense to the consumer besides pre-
venting dust escaping when the fire is stirred !
Persons having the Tropic, ,Raugerorsentinel
for them; also, WEREET'S JoINTED CENTER or
Cross -piecesv 1icn cannot spriag mp at the ends
n0r sink the middle, and viii last as long as
eight or ten of the ordinary kind.
We also make-Kells patent METALLIC
Brick Hearths. $500 ,,..er 1 :
ts aForthe above nproT en1ents and the superis
toEi0ooking, Heating and Franklin stoves made
by us. we ask the patronage of dealers and
consumersH q 4 octl3T0-ly
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1871-07-13

The. first law of success at this day,
when so many things are clamoring for
attention, is concentration-to bend all
the energies to one point, looking
neither to the right nor to the left.
4 A well-known South Boston man is
very found Of frogs. He came home
with a bag full the other day, and, after
eating a dozen, found out that they
were toads. ..st.,
r "Look here boy" said nervous old
gentleman to an urchin, who was
munching sugar candy at lecture,
"you are annoying me very much"
''sNo, I amt; Pm gnawin' this sugar
candy" replied the urchin.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1871-07-13
Great Improvement in
Washing Machines.
The Old Wooden WaSh-B0ard
again TUrRed-Bp. 49,

a
QY a SIMPLE BINATlON of the lever
u power and theO Eash-board, in the eoE-
struction of the So lF
Keystone Wa ing Machine,
the best machine evel lntrodus has been
brought into use. IL t a-'---
The cry Of "humbug" is complete silenced
and the prejudice against Was Machines
overcome wherever this InachiD been tried
and its good qualities and capac 4 ested. II il
universally pronounced Just wi. was needed
as a la abor-saving Washing Mac e.
For reference as to the super yOf this ms
chine over all others now in use, We give the
following names:
George DIlworth, Mt. Pleassnt,O o. .,a
Isaac Guyton, /"
VIM. Hall, Harrisville, Ohio.
stephen Hobson, Flushing, Ohio. m
J0SeDh Walker
Jacob Holloway, l.ll-l
Isreal Lewis, St. CIairsville, Ohio.
n. c. Welday, "a
Elijah PicKering, East Richland,
Enoch Carman,
and all Others who are using the machine.
For Information, address,
-.lL-o.! m i. A. b. kNSON & CO.,
ma2o-n Flushing. Ohio
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WINE OF LIFE.

Address go State st.. Chicago.
AuglP70-ly DfE
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oIIO W VA A tt.'.5l, ..5lls,if4'sD D.
PILE REMEDY.

=WarES<ss= =Fffs-fsemedy,n mas never failed
(not even in one caSelto cure the very worst
cases OF Blind, Itching or Bleeding Piles. Those
who are afflicted should Immediately call on
their druggist and get 1t, for It will, with the
drst application, Instantly afford complete re-
hef and rev following applications are only
required TO effect permanent cure without
any trouble or ineonYenienee in its use.
= WARSER's PILE REMEDY is expressly Tor
the Piles and is not recommended 70 cure any
other diseases 1t has cured many cases of over
thirty years standing. Price One Dollar. For
sale BY druggists eyeryYhere.
The New York herald., 1871-03-24

very moment that oniclas fcTiell The authority
vesfel IN them then they deserve the censure U
every respectable man in the community.
The jury convicted Williams OF assault ana bat-
tory.
Mr. McClelland suggested that his Honor should
not send Williams back 10 tho Island-that his
ci ent would prefer ID 50 10 the Stale Ffson Ior
year.
Assistant District Attorney sulliyan remarked
that il the Judge compiled with the counsel's re-
quest, II would be an unjust refectlon upon inc
management OF the Penltent'ary
Judge Bedford, IN passing sentence, relnalkeu
thst Williams had FAIR trial. ana that II became
MS duty TO punish him IN order 10 teach convcts IN
PRISONS Sat IL they stribc iheir keepers they WIN be
punished. The prisoner was sent 10 the Island Tor
sly months. -------.l.. MS. -
80 = 7sN~-. AClUIIyAlS. y fi-,.
Peter smith, who Was Jointly indcted wll!l
another party for stealing q silver waich nom
ieremla9 y, Moore, on the 2jsl of February, was
James a XSiESSS, Who was cparssd with receiving
dressed sheep, knowing it to have been stolen,
was found not guilty.
Miss sarah Langley, who was charged with stab.
bag Mr.. William II. Johnson IN the lace with
Knife on The fth OF March, was discharged the par
ties being 'loyersr and OF African descent.
william Donahue, Joan Moore and Hugh Curry
pleaded guilty TO an attempt at grand larceny They
were charged with stealing on the 18th OF Febru-
ary, horse, valued at $3.50, the property OF Ann
Eldrldge Donahue "a littlc boyl was sent to the
Caih0ilc proicefory, ana she other thieves 10 the
sta Prison Tor one year each
The New York herald., 1871-03-24
FINANCIAL Ind COMMERGiiL.

WALL STREET.
THURSDAY, March 23-o II. NJ.
On change to-day wheat was dull and heavy. The
cotton market was firm and better.
TUE GOVERNMENT SALE OF GOLD.
There were thrty-siy bids for the two millions OF
government gold sold to-day at the sub-Ireasury.
The aggregate OF The bids was S. 900 oo0 IT prices
ranging from llO.5l TO lio s6is Tie award Was
made AT llo.e6ta 1l0.Sl
,:,. THE new LoAH.
Attention Is directed to the very interesting ex-
tracts from English Journals in another part Of the
paper on the subject Of national debts IN general,
ihe financial question in Europe ana America and
the peculiar circumstances noY anecting our credit
in Great Britain. seh ~ -
FOREIGN EXCHANGE STEADY.
The foreign EXCHANGE market was steady On the
basis Of lo5s 1867. Ior prime ban.ars' sixty day
sterling and llo24 llo1. tog Sight bills.
- :. NoSEY T0rk 10 FIVE PER CENT.
Money was easier and In abundant supply TO the
stock honses at per cent with exceptions at ~
and per cent on prime stock coaterals. The in-
PRODUCTION OF dealings at the half per cent quota
ton Is Indicative OF the supply OF money IN the
street and the endeavor To keep up rates on
the strength OF the "April settlements' the result
being compromise, between borrowers and lenders
on governments the best rate reported to-day was
four per cent, ana large balances were Ouereu at
three per cent, but too late TO be used. The money
in these last mentioned inslaAees doubtless the
cash disbursed by the Sub-Treasury in payment OF
Yesterdays purchase of bonds. commercial paper
was quoted at a per cent for sixty days to four
months notes.
The Comptroller OF the Currency. under date OF
March 20, has called for a statement from the ma
tona banks rs they stood at the close OF business
on the 18th inst, which was last saturday.
GOVERNMENTS HEAVY.
The government list was weak at the morning
board particularly as the cable silent to the
prices In London, and silence In such is always
interpreted unfayorably. But az noon an improved
feeling was manifested the lower prices having
ELECTED considerable orders on investment account
and the market at the close better both In prices
and tone. The following were The closing street
prices:-United States currency sizes, 1884 ia;
40. skies, 1881, registered, 1l5,s lI5Sl; DO do.
coupon, l5s i15s1; do. fve-twen,ies, registered,
May and November, NIX liz; DO. do, 1862, C0u-
pon, do ll2i4 ll21a; do DO, 1904, do do, 111ai
ll2; do. do, 1856, do do, 1l1;s 1l2; do. do,
registered January and July, llO5a ll024; do do,
1885, coupon, tio 1loss llost; do. DO, 1857, do.
do, I1Ots 11c9i; do. do 1865 do. do, ll03i H.
do. ten-fortes registered 1857 losl; ITO. do,
coupon, 1883 q l0SS.
GOLD STEADY--li05s A ILL.,.
The gold market was steady ana % shade nrmer
The sales at the same figures as those OF yes
terday but the underone OF the market was stronger
on the less peaceful news from Paris. but any up
ward tendency was checked by the absence OF any
advance in the Bank of England rate, whcn would
nave Indicated an unsettled market at London. The
course Of the price Is shown IN the table,
The New York herald., 1871-03-24
DEPARTMENT CT DECKS.

The weekly meeting OF the Dock Commissioners
was held yesterday afternoon, AZ two o'clock, Com
missioner ARnew presiding. Commissioner Wood
was absent iu consequence the death Of his WIFE
The minutes Of the last meeting having been read
aud approved, Commissioner Hunt reported from
lne executive Committee that the petition OF james
of Ninety sixth street, North river, and OF James
Elackhurst Tor tile construction OF new pier at the
foot Of Twenty-sixth street, North river, hau been
considered. The committee recommended that both
petitions be granted, each pier to be SO constructed
Rs not TO exceed In cost yl4 900.
RESOLUTIONS or coincidence with Commissioner
Wood in his present addiction were next passed.
The commissioners then adjourned
The New York herald., 1871-03-24
COURT CALEa1ARS-Tnls nay.

SUPREME CouRT-CIRoCIT-Part1 1-Short causes
Nos '25 So s9a, 1927, lo73, 1891 1882 1925 lz4e,
i2s5 1913 1875 1929. 1928, so01s, 1897 ~ III,
1897, ld0i, 1889, 122 1906 1902 1885, i4!3 Par. O.
Nos. 762, 1914. 1aio1s. 1850. 1896 1882, sO4 1878
isso}. 1896, 1872 1850 1914 1872, 1884, 1864 1868
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS-TRIAL TERM-Part l.
Held by Judge LOew.-One hour causes--Nos us0
llso llss i20l 1861 l299 1910 1912 1892 1854 1lel
l1s1. February O1 term causesNos. Sae, 1927, 1OSs
967. 1924, 99s, li07.
MARINE CoURr-Part 2-Hei1 by Judge Curtis
Nos 50s $685. 5S54, 546. 54s5, 5a42 $685. 53gl 59s4
54ss 563s $751; 5l54 5i07, $685. $685. 5l4i 5s4o 531s
sl22 54s6, 542a 5s46 54s5, 5493 5Sol 5oo41S, and
3-Hela by Judge shea.-Nos. 575a, 5s35, 5S37 so;e,
t0s0, 54jJ.
The New York herald., 1871-03-24

q verdict and were discharged. The crcun-
stances Of the show that Wilson and
friend were returning from New York, when
they met the prisoner, who was stranger
60 both of them, on the ferryboat. After they had
LETT the boat Wilson left his friend and adyan nced
threatenngly towards Mallard, who retreated.
The deceased continued TO advance, with upraised
hand when Maillard drew q revolver ana shot him.
WILSON died IN few hours thereafter. The prisoner
claimed that he acted IN se-defence, believing tnat
the man intended to attack him.
The only proceeding In the case yesterday was
the empanelment Of eleven jurors. The panel then
became exhausted and the case was consequently
postponed until this morning. District Attorney
Morris appears for the people and exJustice Daley
the defence.
The New York herald., 1871-03-24

exc. prime TO choice grocery, ESQ ASKS; centrifugal
hosssesds & aud boxes c loc moasses hqsshesd, snd
s.anisrd sn IA o. Il Mos TO sc d. y e is s
y Parta 70 R.o ~ asG ls,ac do white iRe ishe
Sc. 9Jdc.
srEARINE was dull anu nominal Tho last sales were al
18a,c 1870.
TALLow.-Ths market without noticeable change,
wip sales OF enVVo IDS a. Sac 9cthe latter price for
clGg = p.e.n,. ,, .. III. r. .,so, -. .,o.,,
with sales OF 45o bbls. at Sic sl19c. closing at 9lc
The New York herald., 1871-03-24

In the gold loan market the rates ranged from
per cent for carrying to 'nat" Tor borrowing.
The operations Of the Gold Exchange Bank were as
folows:-
uolu SZ1 S,Uoj
cuIlcHcS Dd;.nces. .............,....... l.ily,-6j
me steamer Algeria for Liverpool, took out
$S2',00O III specie. The Batavia took out 1888 900.
STOCKS STRONG AND HIGHER BUT UNsETrLEp.
The stock market repeats Itself from day to-day.
IL opens strong, declines at midday and closes up
strong again, generally at the highest points OF the
day. The best figures In the present remarkable
upward movement prevailed to-day Western
Union Telegraph sold at 50, st. Paul al 60sl,
Northwestern Al S51a, Northwestern preferred
ut V6a4, Lake Shore at 1909. New York
Central scrip Is advancing 10 the price Of
the Stock. The tax question has been postponed
until alter the adjournment OF Congress ana prob.
ably win remain deferred until next fan or until the
time arrives for changing ihe present speculation at
tile Stock Exchange into an active '.bear' cam.
pagn. The express stocks we're active. Adams al.
vanced 10 7214
The following table shows the highest ana lowest
prices Of the lc,ding active stocks utng me day.
The New York herald., 1871-03-24

THE SOUTHERN LIST STRONG AND ACTIVE
Inc dealers In the southern State bonds reported
eood investment demand from their customers
aud from the public. which had the effect OF render
ing the market buoyant and strong, TIE inoury
OF the day brought out onis limited amount
OF bonds for sale at The prices offered,
The new Virginias, The Loulsianas, the Mlssonris
and the South Caronas were IN especial favor The
following were the Gnal street prices:-Tennessee.
ex coupon, oSf1 q u; DO, new, G3s a ca; Virginia
ex coupon, 6s 89:-do new 20 701a: d. registered
stock. old, 54ls 5l4s; Georgia sixes 81 a 50:
90. sevens, % a 81: do. do. old e2 "a:
North Carolina, cx coupon 4G 81: 40 funding,
1885, 81 u 80: DO. DO, 1s8S, 80 q 81: do.
new 25 . 26; do. special tax, 10 u n: Mis-.
souri, SKIES, e1ea u %; do. Hannibal and ST. 10.
sepn, COS e1; Louisiana skies 90 II; do. new. 90
64; do. levce skies, u -: do do eghts sS 40:
do. pententary seyens, y IS: do. railroad eehts
lS 81; Alabama ives 6s g 72; do. eights lO1 n
lo2; DO railroad cghts. ~ d rs: South Carolina
skies, 10 so; DO new, January and July &C.,; a
81; do. do, Apr,l AMI October. IS 60; do regis.
iefcd s0cs Old, % ~; Arkansas stxes 81 a so:
DO. sevens, % so; Mobile Ohio Railroad, sterling
80 81; 40 interest elghts IS so; do. second mort
gage eights, Al -: Mississippi Central Railroad
nrst mortgage seVens, 50 80; ito. do, second mort
gage eights, % 80; New Orleans aI.d jackson first
ihof'gagc - a 70; do. DO. second mortgage IS q
50; Memphis and Charleston Railroad first mott
gage. Ss 30; do. do, second mortgage, IS a so:
Greenylile aud Columbia Railroad guaranteed by
south Cal olina, 80 %; Macon aud Brunswick,
guaranteed by Georgia, % IS; Wilmington, Char
loue ana Rutherford eigIts, 81 50: Memphis city
HXes, % 81; savannah city sevens SO ss New
orleans cousos, old, ~ ~: do, issued Railroad
siNcs. 10 a.. do new scvens 12a IS.
The New York herald., 1871-03-24
CITY COURT.
An assistant Keeper of the Penitcntiary sent
TO Sing Sing.

1NVFUEr TFHTVCNTJNFy sent
to Sing Sing.
Before Judge McCne.
Fergus Farrell, an assistant keeper OF The Kings
county Penitenuary, was convicted on Wednesday
OF an Indecent assault on Mrs. Mary Shelly OF No,
II Hamilton avenue Judge McCue Yesterday sen.
fenced HIM to the State Prison at Sing Sing for the
term Of one year.
Homicide Ia 'autic Avenne Gar.
One right several months since. John Ronrke
Patrick Dunn, Edward Glynn, James Murphy
ana Charles Haggerty entered an Atlantic avenue
car ana made an attack upon one William Hall,
whom they Knocked down and beat In brutal
manner. Hall finally managed TO draw Il pistol,
which lie discharged at his assaaHts. The bali
struck O'Rourke, infiicting wound which subse.
quentiy caused his death. The Coroner's Jury ex-
onernted Hall, and the Grand Jury afterwards In
dcted O'Rourkes ''Dalls' for assault with intent 10
XIII. The prisoners were arragned YESTERDAY and
pleaded gully TO assault. Sentence was suspended.
The New York herald., 1871-03-24
COURT 0F OYER AID TePsIEs..

The shooting Of Gesrse Wilson nv syJvs.,sr
Msiilsrd-serend Trial Of the Prisoner.
Before Judge Tappen ana Associate Justices
Tfr case OF Sylvester Mailard, the Prenchman. who
was indicted for the murder OF George Wilson. near
the Grarii street ferry =. D., early on the morning
OF January s last, was called on in the Court Of
Over and Tern. .ner yesterday morning for second
trial. Maillar1 was first treo about fortnight
since, when tne> Jury iibed 10 agree upon
The New York herald., 1871-03-24
EanaE cpJn.
The pestnsly Case.-Snoii,cr Civil suit.
Before Judge Curtis.

The pestn.!y Cune.-8noii,cr Civil suit.
Before Judge Curtis.
.ioljt ii'ieJ rS captain ftdb0dg-This case occu-
ped the LonTt during the greater portion OF the
hay and was concluded al late hour. II was ene
vi series Of suits entered against Captain Peabody
ni the Neptune, by the Gn.ortuna;e men who suf-
fcfed from cruel treatment While employed as SAIL
Uts on board his snip. The Court expressed a dc
termination AZ the start 10 see iul justice done the
poor fellows, and with that end in view assigned
able counsel TO represent their interests. Miller,
81 the men cruelty treated on board tEe NeptGne,
had his case tried sesfcrday The evidence showed
concusIyely that the defendant kicked him in his
frozen teet ana Otherwise treated him inhumanlv.
slter Iul argument on both SIDES Judge Curtis gave
judgment for the plaintiff in the sum o. $3.50 and
costs, with $50 allowance. jhc result seemed To
give great satisfaction 10 fn court room OF
Interested auditors.
decisions
BY Judge Gurus.
BockI!l1H rs, RG5cF.-DIsinissed.
Ii'3se Is, beSteG-judgment ior plantiA for Sl25
ar
The New York herald., 1871-03-24
REAL ESTATE MATTERS.

The chief feature OF the market yesterday was the
important sale, by Muller wilkins, oi l20 valuable
Central Park lots. The bidding throughout was
spirited and the prices obtained gave general satls-
faction. Imp ortant improvements viii soon be made
on the lots purchased most OF the BUYERS purpose
building. The following are the Iul particulars of
the sales to-day
NEW YORK pRoPEBTY-BY A. J. ELRTCKrn, son Asn N
fol 9th av, 35th st., lot aq,g; STONE ~
dwelling, fronting on 9Th and irane dwelling
house on 3ith ST.. TO o. p. Wagner. ar gan
s.S YIN sv lot s54xsO, frame dwelling sb IT, deep 10
~. aogo
The New York herald., 1871-03-24

UOFfEF-The markct Tor RIO Inactive but Tue ofer.
tngs were small and well supported The
2eions were confined 70 az bags steamer Merrmac
c. gold, in bond. For other Kinds the piarket also
quiet but prices steady we note sale Of 200 bags Mara
csrsoes 5s % n aSia a c Me 5Da cor ordgss E
isNc prime do, l3c l3Hc; extremes f1r lots, loiac.
90; grass ma'sl ishc ssc Singapore, l?c. Isc.;
l4e l61lc Jamaica. l2c 9c St. Domingo gold, In
bond, I've luhc: Costa Rcs, 126c. Tie. Manila Ic.
ioc Mexican l3c 16c. Savanilia, 312c &c., gold
duty paid. -
-FOUR AND GR.rN.-Reccip.s, SIZE bbls. -four, 1920
packages corn meal lbS70 bushels wheat 512 DO corn,
saWO do OATS $50 do. barley Ihe four market dull
but frn, particularly for and low which
scarce and wanted The sales about 1900 bbls., the
market cosing quiet at cur quotations. Rye lour dull
the sales were au5 bb Corn meal iy quiet
our quotations Southern lour aul bu. unchanged;
lra1 1u.An.
The New York herald., 1871-03-24
10 fesSios OF Tas ELLEHvlllE IacENnlAay
POuGHKEEPsIE, M.

P0uGhKEErsIE, March 2s 1871
william Van Dover, the EllenvIlle incendlary who
was arrested ON Tuesday, has made q full confess
SION and duplicates nltecn members OF his hook ana
ianher company 70 the firing OF many bull,I,nvs I'M
EErhvlile during the past winter, "
The New York herald., 1871-03-24
BROOKLYN COURT CALEg1as--TsS DAY,

SUPREME CoURT-CRCuir. Nos. 297, 3l5, 3Ie 81
u.s. 23 2o li0 49, 226. 243 2s2, 500, 2 SIS TO 39s
inclusive, 90, 81 IS, -, 253, 2GS, 354.
COURT OF OYER AND TERMNER.-Tbc People vs.
Sylvester Maillard, Indicted for murder.
The New York herald., 1871-03-24
Bk00kLtS COUR rs.
Uil1ED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
Illegal FotinG-Illicit Distiliiax.
Rnfora JuhUa RapnJtct

DUfUTC JHUKV btIItuICl.
Thomas Jackson colored man. was convicted
some time since OF having voted illegally at the last
election. Yesterday afternoon Ju dge Benedict SEN
fenced him TO the Penitenilary for six months and
also 10 pay the costs Of the prosecution.
ihomas sullivan convicted Of having been
gagged Ia the dtsljling business without paying the
special tax required by law, was sentenced to the
feh''entiary Tor two years and fined one dollar.
The New York herald., 1871-03-24
SuPaEIt CnUGv-GaaH5Eas.
snsressiuI seigiua ior an Unsuccessful
tyrcpmr.
Hetorc image cardozo.

Ee!orc image Cardozo.
u" ~ 1@8ef'ne c3ona,--An application Wa made
on wrts Of habeas corpus ana ccrorari Tor the cis
charge Of The petitioner from BaekWell's Island,
where she was recen,,S committed 10y Judge Hogan,
having been eanghr negging in the streets. III was
stated tnnt there was no crime charged against her
and no record OF conviction and lurtngrmore mat
her husband WAS abunddntly able 10 take Of
be-. Tae application was granted.
The New York herald., 1871-03-24
COURT OF APPEALS CAlENnAg.

ALBANY, March 23. 1871.
Court Of Appeals day calendar for sIaich -
ls1l.-Nos. l27, IS, 331s. 1872, 80, 100. 1884, Ids.
The New York herald., 1871-03-24

meeting OF citizens irrespective Of party who
ote desirons OF fav0ring quick transit route OF rail-
way through the upper part Of the island will he
HarleDf
The New York herald., 1871-03-24
THE COURT IS.

Close o. the Peabody prOsecajons-A cess o.
aabeas Corpus How Captain Peabody
TaFed in the Marine court-seatances
and Other Business in the Gen
erai Sessions Decisions.