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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-05-11

ass.l xasoNAI.=-O On Thursday last, CA.
Baker, Postmaster at Hastings, and J R.
Howard Of Sank Centre, agents for the
"Marsh Harvester" were in this City,
arranging the campaign for the coming
season.
dis Honor, E. B. Ames, Mayor of Min
neapolis called on Friday.
During the past week Maj. Clark aud W.
II. ALLEY, of Me|rose, H. A. Boobar of
Sank Centre, H. NJ. Angler and J. Brun
ham Of Litchheld, have been in town.
Col. E. e. Mason, Dr. c. Winnie and E. A
Warehouse, of Fort Ripley, were in the
city th,s week.
John H. Stone and ". W. Nichols, of the
N. P. r. R. Headquarters, at Braiuard,
were in the city on Tuesday. They report
business lively and the town growing.
Col. DeGraff & Son, contractors on the
main line Of the St. P. & P. R. R., were
in town this week on railroad business.
K. NJ Russell, Of the firm of Allen &
Bus sell, and John Cooper Internal Reven-
ue Asses sor, went up the Mississippi on
Monday, on IL business trip.
Beuedict Of the 5 ,uk ilpids Sentinel was
in town on Wednesday, he is to start u new
paper at Draiunru next week.
AGRICULTURAL MACHINERY. We call
the attention Of uur readers TO the auver
tisemsnt in his issue. Off. R Howard, OF
Sank Centre, gene al agent for Northern
Min. for Pitts celeblted Threshers,
all k;nis OF reapers ana mowers, and other
| agricultural Implements.
AT a meeting of the Board Of Educa
ton. held on Tuesday evening, the f"llow-
ing officers were elected for the ensuing
year:
Irssident-C. F. Davis.
Clerk-N. F. Barnes.
7reasurer-D Vossberg.
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LIMpENICH's.

PAINTS AND OILs.-Allen Il Russell are
selling better paius and oils and at lower
figures than any other house in st.
Cloud. ~ fa.1'l' 49,. :.i5 =" ~
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Pork,

Pork,
Lard,
Hams, and
Shoulders,
In quantities to suit, at
=. D. NJ. G. MURPHY & co.'s
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Oncial Paper Of the City.
FIRST DIV, sd, PAUL 4 PACIFIC 3. Z.

Summer Time 7'able:
SAINT CLOUD TRAINS
Leave st, Cloud 7:l5 A. II. and 215 p y.
Arrive do 1920 P. u. and 7:2O Pm.
81. PAUL TRAINS.
Lave st. Paul 7:3O A. n. and ESQ P. n.
Arrive do I'm. and P. NJ.
MINNEAPOLIS TRAINS.
Leave Minneapolis 1904. ~, and $50 P. n.
Arrive DO 1885 M
Passengers taking the morning train from Saint
Cloud for Minneapolis charge cars at st. Anthony
Junction and arrive at Minneapolis ut l.35 A.
The 2.l5 P. NJ. train from St. Cloud, does not MAKE
connection at St, Anthony Junction with the train
for Minneapolis, but passengers take omnibus i'll
Minneapolis arrival OF train.
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POLICE Couar.-The following were
brought before Justice Barns during the
vssk:,. 49, ~s.'s -
Joseph Wilson. drunk and disorderly,
fined s. and costs.
John Doe, gambling, fined $40 and
COSTS -"
Rrishsrd Roe, gambling, fined $40 and
costs.
Henry sshnoor, drunk and disorderly,
let Of on payment Of costs. s.',q : :
T. Andrew DolIing, drunk and diaorderly
Ansd S. aui costs. IT, r.. :s''. II
d Alex. Smith, drunk and aisorderly SIS
dad costs. ~
HENRY schnoor, drunk and disorderly,
second offence, IS and costs.
/ Peter Burgess, drunk and disorderly,
u AMI costs which he paid.
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Tho Library Association meets next
week Thursday, with Mrs. Chsv. Smith.
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Another car load of Esterly Seeders
and Buckeye Drills, just received .
g.. ocovrvop,s
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MINNEAPOLIS, May 8,


Wheat-$1.1O
Corn-68c
Oats-5Oc.
MILWAUKEE,, April 26.
Wheat-Weak; ST. 26 for No. l:
y Corn-6Oc.
Oats-53!c.
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StEClAL NOTICES.
GETTING MARRIED

- GETTING MARRIED..
ESSAYS FOR YOUNG MEN. on the delights Of
HOME, and the propriety or improperly of getting
Married, with sanitary for those who feel united
V ol Address, HoWAR6 Bar
P, Philadelphia, Pa.
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PLows.-I have been using ono Of
Nicolas Lahr's new style ss-plows, and
am we'll pleased with it. l take pleasure
in recommending It to the public. have
been using in the sam" fields, p,ovs from
other manufacturers ou>. Mr.. Lahr's
beits them all
II. &. MARTIN.
st. Cloud sA',cn. Apr'; - 1871. =
The best SOFA Water /" the State of
Midnesotn, at at 81
ITMpENTCEJ'a
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Mr.. l. N. Noyes is building black
smith shop on St. German street, opposite
Central House livery stable.
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-Rosenberger Bros have placed hand
some new sign over the front entrance to
their hardware store. 1t was painted by
0. O. Zines, Of this city.
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ALI tho late styles in dress goods, at
Tenvoorde's.
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Pumps! Lightning. Rods!

r. UNSING
IL still engaged in manufacturing a.
WOODEN PUMPS which have. g<n
such universal satisfaction througHGlt
Northern Minnesota. D.. /
He has also purchased John, RI.
Clark's interest In the
Iron Pump and Light.11x RODE
Business, and il prepared to promptly
fill al orders.
.Also, Wsy czeasss> 9,~e. Il i :"
Ii Shop o. Wellington ~vs,us, s'as1to deo i
ta;tla F1ssehe6 House. -.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. I1,
II. Shop en- Warrington Avenue, nsx& 400
d % The fls,ches House.
k,&ee''ssssi H| !!! :! r
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ALLEN 4 Russell are selling tho Great
United States Tea Co.'s Teas. They are
guaranteed to give satisfaction, or money
refunded.
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Tho Baptist Sewing Society, (under
the anspices Of Mrs. o. O. Hines viii meet
q The residence Of Mrs. ssnl. Bogenrief,
9sat Saturday afternoon ana evening. All
ars cordially invited. -'..'' ... 80
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Five rooms to let, enquire Of E. l..
Allen as Postofice.
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Granite Club, Of Sank Rapids, chal-
lenRe the best 'nine" Of St. Cloud.
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SEQ advertisement in another column
for proposals. to furnish beef At government
naAtQ
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OVER 400 PAGES
READING MATTER FOR ONE DOLLAR!,

OVER 400 PAGES
READING MATTER FOR ONE DOLLAR!!
The
American Stock Journal,
A large Handsomely Illustrated Month
ly, containing 80 to 4V large Double COL
umn Pages. fillel with original matter from
the a61ssl writer's IN the country, N the
various subjects Connected with
Farming, Ssock Breeding,
H"ol t'rowing,
Dairying, Poultry Ke ping, DC.
Bound in handsomely tinted covers. It
has
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-Provisious, confec,ionearies, cheap
and choice at
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Montgomery T. Vests store is receiv-
ing new coat Of paint.
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Union School Base Ball Club challenge
the Normal Club to play three match games.
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ALL FOR NOTHING.

We will give the Stock Journal for one
year GRATIS TO all new subscribers to
The JOURNAL who Will remit So.
This offer will hold for only limited
tim.
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ALLEN & RUssELL's

TEAS! TEAs!! TEAS THE cheapest
and best, at
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Mr.. Weber, Of Richmond, in this
county. win chip from this city two car
loads Of cattle 10 Duluth, tomorrow.
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HIGHEST PRIZE FOR WHEAT.

Farmers will take notice that Jos. Edei
brock pays the very highest price in cash
for wheat.
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c6~ Blank forms for bids Tor furnishing
Government supplies, for sale at this Office.
ordersby mail promptly filled.
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-Tsnvoorde has commenced excavation
Of cellar, for new store
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Choice Groceries cheap, at Morses,

4 A CARD hereby tender my sincere
thanks to my neighbors and friends for the
valuable services, at the fire or Thursday
night last, in saving my property form de-
efruction. n. LAIR.
BOND VoTE.-The official vote on the
bond Question, IN the S'earns equity is as
follows: No, 9O4. Yes, LOG.
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-. = = s'-.s= % o. =
OFFICIAL.
TIE Common Council Of the City Of ST. CLOUD,
40 ordatn : that Section IL, of Ordinance

TIE Common Council Of the Cily of ST. Cloud.
do ordatn ): that Section IL, of Ordinance
~. Ln<b amended 10 read as jollows
''Everv person requiring License uu-
der section eleven (1l)I of this ordinance,
shall pay to the, Treasurer Of the City of
St. CLOUD, as follows:
~ For the sale or Offering for eale, at pub
lo,puc'lon or vendue. Of dry goods, boots
and shoes, hats and caps, clothing, hard
'."re, groceries, or general merchandise of
any kind, the gum Of Five Hundred Dollars.
For the sale or Offering for sale as afore-
sald, OF real estate, household fuI niture.
I've stock, farming nnensils or any person
al property other than general merchan-
dlze. the sum Of Twenty Five Dollars.
:, YEAS Aid. Burbank, Dorr. Powell,
Owen. Carter: P. Smith, J.. 9. Smith, T.
Smith and Schulten. (1o)
NAYs-Ald. Lamb Q)
Approved May 8, 1871
Attest; 2-~E. CHS. D. KERR.
N: r. BARNES, City Clerk. > Mayor,
NoT1cE.-U. S. LAND OFFICE,
~ St. Cloud Mimi, May 6, 1871.
Compliant having been entered at this Office by
Henry Myers against John Bailey, for abandon
ing his Homestead Entry, No 1921, dated Sept g.
1895. upon the ~ s"l4 section IL, TowLshis 1928,
Range 80. in Morrison county, Minnesota, with view
to tue cancellation Of said try the said parties
are hereby summoned to appear at this Office on
the Urn DAY or JUNE 1871, ct 10 o'clock in
the forenoon, to respond and furnish testimony
co lcernhg said alleged abandonment.
Q. A. GILMAN. Register,
h4a'ow I. c. MCCLURE. Receiver.
GCHoOL Of CIVIL ENGINEERING, Surveying.
- n'd ,hawiug. Reynolds Block Chicago, ILL., Fits
St"'> oas. 1'r Il. X. t"ll wmk in 3 to months
Thorough coulse. on year. Send for circular.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSPORTS.
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Stevenson 4 Co. arc building addition
to foundry.
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Warranty Deed Transfers for Week.
Ending Nay 4, 1871.
First Div. St. p. $; j. H. 4. Co. to Joel
Bailey. foc nwq nvq sec 8 I LIS r Is
$50
John Gross and wife to Frederick Els, for
13a4 acres in Town OF st Marin 50 20
Alexander Moore aud wife to Edgar C.
Plndal, for lot Is of Il. Mocres GU,
los to Sank GENRE $3.50
CATERING Schwsnghaner to Peter Schwunsa-
mer, for swq Sc: % L 1875 Il 81 W $500
Kittll Nelson and wife to Knua E. Knudsou
tor 10 acres Of nwq seq sec Is $l2O
Levi s. Gerr aud wife to Fa,ina NJ. john.
son, for swq swq sec 4 ant WI nea
and nj nwq sec 0 L l25 r 20 VS. 900
Edgar q. rinlall and vile to AthinA Jenk~
ms for lot Is Of 4. Moore's out lo,s to
Sank Centre $500
QUIT CLAIM DEED.
OTIS Easl man and wife to Rufus NJ L.st-
man, for e3 swq neg AID lot sec "a I
122 r % $456
Charles G. Peabody and wife to Rufus NJ
Eastman. for e4 neg and Of swq ne q
sec 81 1872 K % 500
Charles D. Kerr to Dayton s. Morgan, for
seq svq sec 10 and e. nwq and neg swq
sec Is L 1872 R 80 and seq seq sec ii L
124 R 80. $500
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NATURES
HAIR RESTORATIVE.

Contains NO Lac sulphur-No Sugar Of LeaAvI
1dthar(e-No Nitrate Of Silver, and 10 entirely Qop
from tho Poisonous and Heaith-dest1oyisS bJ16
used In other Hair Preparations.
Transparsnt and clear a. crystal, It will not ssi
the nnest hbrio-perfectly SAFE, CLEAN and 1YyI
FOUND AT LAST!
It restores and prevents the Hair ron bscsna.u
Gray, impsrts soft, glossy appearance, renSvjs
the hair from falling off, and restores 1t to e7oe
extsnt whom prsnstaTely lost, prevs1ss HssdsAs,
cures all Humors entneous eruptions, and un1atunt
Heat. A. . DRESSING for the II dir It IL the M
Article In the MARKET
Dr.. g.: sA1rH, Patentse. Gorton Ju uctf,n. Neo
spsred only BY PROCTOR BROTHERS, dieasss
E. Mass. mo Genuine 10 put up In panel bottle
ads expressly for it With name Of tho article blown
asgass. Ak your Druggist for Natures 1aR
eetorative, and take no other.
For sale BY G. sCHULTEN I co..
40 AID T1CKNOR. T0LMAN CO., 81. Olsa,
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LIMPERICa's.
- or yeGI nvaiily Soda Water. 60 To-
A!aFEG,cC's.
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WANTED "A number of cabinet and
chair makers, at Spicer s. Carlisles Steam
Facterv
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Liquors, for medicinal and other pur
poses, at Boyd's.
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IF you wish to ..shell out, BOYD has

any AMOUNT Of oouk shells 1t low prices.
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The following standing commi,lee. we've
appointed by the President
Claims and Accounts-Ald. Powell,
Bridgman and Sohul,eu
Ways and Meuns-Ald Burbank. J. e..
Smith and Owen.
Streets and Alleys-Ald. G. Brideman.
J.G Smith, Carter and Lamb.
Health-Ald. T. Smith, Dorr and Schulz
tea.
Fire Departments Schulten, Bur
bank and Dorr.
Reh.f-Ald. J. G. Smith, Pc we'll, Carter
and Sohulten.
Markets AID. Lamb, T. Smith and
Owen.
Tazes-A1d. J. G. Smith, Br,dgman and
P. Smith.
P'inting-All. Burbank, Powell and
Carter.
License-Ald. Owen, Lamb and Dorr.
Ordinances-Ald. Burbank, J. G. Smith
and Bridgman.
Buildings and City Properly-Ald. P.
Smith, 7. Smith and Dorr.
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Goods at st. Paul prices, at Smith,
grocery.
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LUMBER n1ARKET.
ST.CLOUD tUis HARRIET.

mber can be had only at the yards.
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For your he4l.Iy S s.la Va, er, go, to
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MEAT NIARKET

M NA H1KN1ANIs
CORRECTED WEEKLY BY coATs AfREEMAH.
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-rcl, coffee nnl sugar, cheaper than
ever. al Smiths grocery.
Teas. ccffees, and all grades of sugars
at Morse's.
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"A band Of stro,ling musicians in town

Trees being set out in Union Sch DOL
grounds.
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Beautiful weather.
City full Of strangers.
still running in river.

-GS0uLuul We6AucTs
City full Of strangers.
Logs still running in river.
leo company supplying customers.
Alterations inCourt House progressing.
"A band Of stroIling musicians in town.
Trees being set out in Union Sch DOL
grounds.
Stevenson 4 Co. arc building addition
to foundry.
-Tsnvoorde has commenced excavation
Of cellar, for new store
Five rooms to let, enquire Of E. L.
Allen n Postofice.
Montgomery & Vests store is receiv-
ing new coat Of paint.
Tho Library Association meets next
week Thursday, with Mrs. Chav. Smith.
Tho carpet business is very shaky at
present in this city.
-TInion Sehool RasA Rail- Clnh cha Hence
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Address Sp1cER & CARLISLE,
St. ClOud. MINI.
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Nuts, candles, oranges and lemons, at
Smiths grocery
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Warranty Decd Transfers for Weel
Ending Nay u, 1871.
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Ice company supplying customers.
Alterations in Court House progressing.
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HOME OFFICE:
SAINT F AUL.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-07-25
Manchester Items.

IRE CHESTER CONVENTIONAL congen-
zion 10 nominate candidates for co unity Off i
GERS and two candidates for the General
assembly meets in Chester tomorrow. On
saturday primary meetings were held to
appoint delegates. The following town.
ships have been heard from:
At Manchester Capt. A. A. Waugh pre-
slded, with A. ID. Fowler, rs secretary !;
and the delegates are: K. S. Whitehead,
A: G. Jones, J: B. Fitzgerald, DR.. l.. Il.
Chtlcs, \. =. Waugh, ID. B. Lewis, A. G..
Brandis, /. schultz. +. G. Hancock, III. G.
Watkins, and Jno. II. Burton. i.
From Dale township: VIM. Benjamin
Chalkley, DR.. f. J. Cheatham, Lee Wells,
Spiccr Wilkinson, and John Murphy.
Bermuda Iotcasiup.-John o. Perdue
presided; A. W. Archer, secretary. The
delegates are james B. Jones, T.F. Bur-
CESS; !. Il. FREUD, VIM. Bass, and W. W.
MGtodca Toa1nshtp.-C. Talley. Jas. Bal
ley, Il. b. Jones, Samuel Mann, w. T. Dy-
son, L. A. Wintree, l.. q. oimonsou, N. G.
Gill, j. I. Mason, and Samuel Phillips. DR..
d. koyall Robertson presided, and Capt. l..
+. Lockett acted as secretary.
In Midlothian township j. d. Elicit pre-
sided, with B. A. Hancock Us secretary.
Delegates : Socrates Brooks, Jas. NJ. Greg
ory, DR.. G.. r. Weisiger, Geo. H. JeWetl,
VIM. T.. Martin, and Frank A. Hundley.
Tne officers to be voted for are: Common
wealth's Attorney, Sheriff, County Clerk,
and Treasurer. There is no opposition to
the present faithful ncumbents-Colone
Amhers, James NJ. Moody, A. II. Cogbill,
and Col. VIM. 3. Woodbridge.
For the Legislature, Capt. w. l. Clopton,
K. l.. Jones, DR.. John w. Wake, DR.. 4. S.
Woodbridge, and Socrates Brooks are caIl-
didates. All good men; and the conven-
tion cannot do wrong In nominating any
two OF them. We trust the convention
wilt he harmonious, and that everything
will he done that will ensure q glorious
triumph to the Conservative party at the
| ensuing fall election.
There will ne a meeting of the Manches-
| ter delegation at the Town Hall tonight at
| 8 O'clock. A full attendance is desirable.
| FORMATION OF A CLUB.-The Conserva-
tiyes OF Midlothian township have formed
| cilb. and elected VIM. +. Martin presi-
| dent, W. q. FIournoy and &. II. Jewett
vice presidents, and W. ". Baker secre-
tary.
| SCHOOL MATrERs.-B. a. Hancock, Esq,
county superintendent OF educ Iti0n, was
i'll town on yesterday. The public schools
| will open October 1st. All the townships
will be well provided for. All scholars
must he vaccinated, and they must also
lsupply themselves with the University seri, :
OF school books. There is every prospect
of very successful sessions for the schools
next year.
AUDACIoUs RoBBERY.-fn Saturday
night, ABOUT 10 o'clock, as Mrs. Mayo. i
very worthy Lady Of our town, was on her
Iway from Mrs. LainS's store, where she
mad been making some purchases, to hel
Ircsidencc, on 9th, near Porter street, she
was assaulted and robbed, near Gary,s fac
ltorv, by a colored man, OF her bundle o
groceries and some marketing. She only
Saved what money she had with her by
putting il i'll her mouth. Ihis is one o
the bol,lcSt robbcrcs OF which we have
ever heard.
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Police Court -Nonduy-Justicc i. i.
WHtc frcSidtng.-Tl following cases were
disposed of:
Jennie Stewart, (colorcd,) J charged wi h
using insulting ltngila"c towards Rebecca
Robinson. Fined $50, and security re-
uuircd in the sum Of 800 for II months
Sam Farmer, (colored) charged with
beating his wife, and creating L disturb
anrr in the ncighrorhood. Fined -.
JameS Berry, (..ulorcd) charged with be-
ing drunk and disUrderly i'll the streets.
Fined $50.
Aaria Jane Trout, (,oIored,) charged
with threatening and abusing Maria Jane
Burnett. Fined $50.
John B. Johnson. aud Eliza johnson,
(colorcd J charged with a>saulting and abuS-
ing John p. and Elizabeth Clayton, and
john b. Clayton charged with beating
Eliza johnson, and threatening to murder
John 4. johnson, .Ir. Security required ol
each in the sum of SiC0 for : months.
Mary Jane Burnett, (cOlOrcd,) charged
with insulting and abusing jane Trout, WAS
fined 800.
Joseph G. Nlcttert (coorcd), charged
with assaulting and striking james Talbot.
DISCHARGED,
Morris and Missouri Banks (colored),
charged with fighting and creating dis
tlrbance on the premises OF l,aac uutZlcr.
Dismissed.
Londln Anderson (colorcd), charged with
heino drunk, diSorderly, and trcspa>sins
on The premises OF the Second Police Sta
tion. house. Failed to put i'll an appear
ance.
Cornelius Goodall (colorcd), charged
with trespassing on the premises OF MOTIFS
Branch. Discharged.
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AN INTERESTING CASE.-A matter Of gem
eral interest was recently presented before
the Supreme Judicial Court of MasSachu-
sets in suit to recover upon an executor S
bond The two defendants, US executors,
received from the tcstator's estate ABOUT
fifteen thousand dollars in Government
bonds and money, and the property WAS
deposited in Il trunk i'll the vaults ol
one OF the Boston banks. By the terms
Of the Will they were exempted from giving
security on their bond. One OF the defend
ants, however, alleged that the other de-
rtudant, without his knowledge or consent,
took oil the property from the bank and
fraudulcntiy converted it to his own use.
The defendant who had appeared 10 the suit
therefore contcnded that he could only be
called upon TO account for the money that
had actually come into his separate pos
session. The caSe.wls heard by the Chief
Justice, who referred it for the considera-
ton Of the full court, and it was decided
that by the terms of the executors bond
the defendants became Jointly and severally
liable for it's fulflllmcnt, and that the de-
fault Of one of item was Il breach OF the
condition lor which both might he charged.