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Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-01-12
MosC BA<iAe SGUed The
Ge5-MaaSss.

The London Times corresponn
dent at the head of Royal Saxon
Army Corps, writing on the 29th
uIt, says.
Bazaine surrendered Nets in
nick of time for the German ar
mies; that Is now certain. Had
He held out for a few days longer
and prevented Moltke from send
ing the Duke of Mecklcnburg
and Prince Charles south, and
9 General MauteuEen north,
things would have been very em
Barrassing, il not positively Sc
rioua for us before now. The
motives which influenced the
marshal do not trouble the Ger
man mind; whether he is q pa
triot CT q traitor is all tho same
90 those who have gained so
muck by what he did. / believe
that had not the army before
Meta been enabled to come down
and keep open our communion
tions, the investing armies north
and south of PARIS might by this
time have been obligo to fght
battle to prevent themselves
from being invested, or some>
thing very like it. TrocHu gets
credit now for a skiIlful plan of
attack. which has come to no
thing owing to Bazaine.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-01-12

The genuine principles of Odd
Fellowship are those of the most
expanded benevolence. The les
sons in all the teachings of the
Order are in accordance with the
maxims upon which it is based
Friendship, Love and Truth.
They teach US that we are all
brethren of tho same great fam
lily, that we are bone of the same
bone and flesh of the same Hesh>
sons of the same father, children
of the same mother, and travlers
through the same world of trou
BILE, and misery, and woe, alike
needing the sympathies and aid
of our brethren. They remand
us that the bounties of Provi-
|dence were not given to be squan
|dered in riotous living or in idle
exrAvagance, but for the general
good OF all mankind; that it is
inconsistent with humanity, as
well as a sin against our fellow
beings, for the more favored to
pass the needy without needing
their cry. They remind US too,
that man is but steward of Gods
bounty, and that for the faith
full execution of that steward
ship he must ere long render a
strick and impartial account.
Brothers, the principles yon
have been taught in the halls and
Lodge rooms of our Order are
those of the most infexible vir>
tue and the mostaexpandsd be,
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-01-12

The late Democratic victory
achieved in Georgia is only a be-
ginning of the end which by 1872
viii roll up such a ball that Rad
icalism will be crushed. All Il
lie for the Democracy is 20 stand
bring all the facts before
the public they can, showing MP
the rOttenncss of tho republican
and their reconstruction
policy--with the bond business
and the taxation of the many for
4 few. 1t il therefore hoped ev
cry one will carefully read the
following document, and when
he has done SO pass it to his
neighbor.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-01-12

nevolence, 1t becomes you, then
as faithful members, to carry
out those principles in your daily
walk and conversation. Though
you are bound more closely to
the breatlrfen by the terms of
your admission into the Order,
your duty to the rest of man
kind is in no degree lessened.
You owe to society the same
duties now az before your inita-
ton, and are bound by the same
ties as formely. The tightening
of one bond may not be permit
ted to Iosen another; nay closely
to all. What ia done as o mat
ter Of right to obo chould be done
as a duty to all.
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To the Patrons or { E0-
toM weekly Democrat.

viii be much Obliged if you will
take an interest in securing for the paper
advertiser. MS. job work and subscriP-
.ions, andi-.especially in getting up
cuba. The party in control of the edi-
toriaI department will have Il conducted
by able and earnest writers. The poll.
tics of the paper win Of course he solely
Of the straight out Incorporating.
"squarn toed" aate'sPolicy Democratic
: kind-exnrsssed in decent and becom
sing but plain and, emphaiic language
and style without fear-favoe or Rffec-
ZION. In p~rIncipIes and M II will aim
20 represent the anterri6ed Democracy
of odd times, and In all respects it will
be worthy of patronage. Terms of the
paper, 81 per year in advance. l.
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LEGAL NOTICES!


Henry Sheaicr, prtE. Preble Common
vs. Peas Petition
Mary A. sheafer, daft for divorce.
above named defendant, Mary
i A SLeafer, ishereby notified thai
ON the 18th day Of ID cember, 1870, tn.
above named plaintiff, Harry Sheafer.
filed in the Clerks Once Of the COnrt OF
Common Pleas Of Preble county, Ohio.
his petition against her, the said Mary.
wherein the said plaintiff sets fsrth his
marriage with the said Mary, on or a
bout the 18th day Of May, 1863, and
charging the said Mary with gross neg
lect Of duty toward The plaintiff. and
prnying to be divorced from the said
Mary, on the ground of sail gross neg
lect Of duty. And the said defendant
is further mott fed that sbe is requiI cd
to answer said petition on or before the
3rd Saturday alter the End day Of Feb
ruary, 1871.
J II Foes.
Att'y for petitioner.
Auesf-D. b MoRRow, Crk.
Dec. %, lST0-1 prf $3.50
INC. 2,92sl
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-01-12

In PRUSSIA; there are three
Grand Loges; and each one has a
rule, requiring of candidates a
profession Of Christianity The
other German Grand sLoges are
cosmopolitan. In Prussia, a Jew
cannot become a Mason sooner
than a Negro in the United
States. The Government of Prus-
STA abolished the Grand Loge of
Hanover, because Jews were ad-
mitted,. or else for political reas-
Ions; and the Lodges of that jur>
|isdiction placed themselves un-
der IT, Grand Lodge Royal York
at Berlin, In the year of 1868,
the Prussian Grand Lodge a: ber-
lin disbursed in charity only 1852
thalers, or nearly $4,000. It has
LOG Suborlin. te Lodes, with o
membership OF 1874. The
Grand Master is von Msssersch-
midi. He was elected on April
|29th, 1869, for three years. The
Prussian Masons institute their
Dodges under an edict of the
EPrussian Government of October
10Th. 1898. The Prince of Wales
was made a Mason at Stock
holm; and the Crown Prince -of
Prussia, thereafter bestowed up
ION Him the higest honorary mem
|bership in the Prusrian GRAND
Lodge. Masonry in Prussia is
governed by an Inner Orient,
which is patronized by the King
Hence, it will be seen, that ma
|sonry occupies the field in Prus-
STA, as it does in Hamburg, Ham
over, Frankfortson-the-main
Saxony, Bavaria, Switzerland, &
lily. The titled aristocraey OF
the Government compose it's rul-
ing and governing power; and
Governmen mt may strip its organ
ization of all its distinctive no :
ors, at its own good and royal
pleasure. Ia Prussia, all Masonic
honors arc COINED to the Lodge
room, and cannot be displayed
in the streets and elswhere, for
personal and distinctive aggrand-
izement. This was established by
an edict of December 22d. 1845.
Although tue Kink of Prussia is
q high Mason, and perhaps the
most distinguished as to its sym
bolic honors in b 8 Kingdom, yet
he does not allow IAN individual
Brother, ur an inpendeut Lodge,
to lay any Masonic question be-
for him: as that permission
might compromise his social OF
political position as the King Of
Prussia.
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E~xplanatory Notice.

~ a there seems % be rather q
bad feeling with some parties,
owing to their finding the &C
3 counts in the papers against
them, Thope o few words will
set il straight. The parties car
rying on the Democrat having
been informed of considerable a.
mounts outstanding IL was
thought advisable to draw it in,
and In doing so no party who has
paid Mr.. Mshaffey is asked to
pay agafn- and it is hoped they
will send in the time that the
paper was pail for, mp to which
time they shall receive it, as Mr..
MeLAfFey is held responsible to.
this office for the faithful per-
Sormanee of the eontracts in re-
lation to the paper; and in future
they can roly on, receiving the
came if they really wish to sus-
tain their party paper, and every
man who is y Democrat should.
have it. Its columns viii con-
tain much reading matter on all
subjects. and particular to the
J principles of the Democratic par
~ the issues beforcthe people
Ac' This number will contain
much information, and especially
the one great issue the currency
and bonds. The paper has.
an editorial staff whose aim
will be to rank it amongst one
Of the first papers Of tho State.
AS regards job work of all kinds,
the Office is open for competition,
and all orders faithfully carried
ont when promised.
F. T.. Fos1ER,
Publisher.
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CENCIVV:ATT DAHL r


Has more Sound reading mat
ter on all subjects, though any
Daily Paper published in Gin
c~innati. And to the Farmer
who cannot always get the daily
that the Weekly contains the
Sumenary of the Daily, besides
much useful matter to the Far
mer, TRY IT FOR OND YEAR.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-01-12

ment OF their bonds, in princi-
pal and interest, in gold?
Now, in view of these evil and
ill-timed measures in favor OF
the bondholders, the inquiry
naturally arises What IS the
rsmedys Change the represen-
tation in Congress, is the appro-
pirate response. Send men who
will represent the true interests
of the people upon financial
measures. by wise and prudent
legislation, compel an issue of
legal tenders in su fiji I
amounts to place the currency at
about where it stood when the
bonded indebtedness was INCUR
ed. With these, as accumulated
by the Government, liquidate
and pay the bondhoiders; and
If thoy refuse to accept such
payment, make no appropri>
alton for the interest; and by
this process the 5 20's can, with
in a few years, be liquidated.
and leave nothing but an out
standing n~on-interest bearing in
'debtedness, which can be gradu-
ally retired and a specie basis
with little OF no injury
or the productive labor of the
nation, and with Justice. TO all
concerned. This policy would
moreover have the desired effect
of extinguishing the National
Banks by compelling them to
draw in their currency, as green
backs were substituted in its
stead, and presenting their bonds
to the Treasury Department for
payment in legal tenders. The
Government should provide the
currency, aud not Banks.
Bet the people are told they
do not understand financial mat
ters, rs if it made q man wiser
to have exclusive privileges In
the shape of a bondholder; but
this is o mere assumption in the
Interest of those making it. No
one has, or can squarely meet
the merits OF the issue. They
chant the role of Reputation,
national faith aud rebel sympa-
thizers; but what of that? Why
not claim, downright, that they
have obtained an unconscious
BILE advantage of productive Ia
Dor and iutend to hold 1t.
The Government, by all
means, should be administered
for the benefit of the people,
and not in the interest of a few
capitalists; for such was lis true
design. It belongs to the peo>
pie as an expression of their
will; and therefore they have a
right to see that it is justly ac-
ministered, md for their benefit.
Sovereignty in all representa-
tive governments is lodged with
the people, and from them there
is no appeal. Such is the true
theory of our Government If not
it's practice, and consequently
the remedy lies through the bal
lot box. Vote for no man, be
he Republican or Democrat, I'M
less he stands pledged to repre-
sent the true interest of the peo>
pie on this vital measure and iv-
ing issue. Be not intimidated
by antecedents or party allianS
'ces, provided tho candidates are
right, aud you have confidence
they will represent your views
on financial measures. The time
has come, aud is now at hand,
when the people must act, and
that too in unison at the polls;
to protect themselves from the
grasp of q more uufeeling mon
eyed aristocrscy than character
lied the money changers who
disgraced the Temple. and there
by incurred the displeasure Of
their Savior.
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NOTICE.

Please make your Manuscripts
small as possible, wether poe
try, or reading matter as our
Columns are getting more crow
ded every day, W b c b
speakes well for the Democrat
we feel thankful to be relieved
of some of the, ardsuos duty of cd
itiLg and we want items, SO send
them along, ais o your Advertise
ments.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-01-12
MASONRY.
An Acrostie.

Majestic structuIel based on moral law,
A tower of strength and grace, without a
Jaw.
Soar where the human eagle builds his
nest,
Or range at will across the earth's broad
brest.
No heart SO proud, and none SO rich
there be
Ranged under thy far reachi-g canopy,
Yet feels the prouder being one OF thee.
The Pope a Frecns0sOH.
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MOTKCE.

Parties not receiving there pa
per will notify the Office, wien
it will promptly reatiried as ex-
try copies are kept in the Office,
you can also have extra copies
to send away II you will come for
them?
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Low. and N trImony.

The affections may be gained by fol
lowing simple rules and all may marry
happily without regard 10 wealth, age OF
beauty. Send 20 cents for the Book, or
amp for circular. TO
MADAM LUCILLE DEMARRE,
Bible House Station, N. T.
Jan 8 IS1lyrl
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Errors ofYouth.

Rules and Prescriptions shat will cure
any cnse or Seminal Weakness, Emis-
sions, &C., and restore lost manhood TO
perfect health. Sent free t0 all. BY one
who has suffered and is now cured. Ad'
with Stamp.
EDGAR TREMAIHE,
Station d., Nv York.
Jan 8 lS7l-yr1
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LADIES, TAKE NOTICE.

II you want u reliable remedy for ir-
regulaIities, use
DR.. Harvey's Chrono-Thermal Pills.
They will restore nature speedily ane are
sufficient in ell ordinary casos. Price
One Dollar. Send Stamp for Ladies'
Private Medical Adviser.
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UNDERTAKING

in the best style, and on the shortest no.
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Our assortment of WALL PAPAR,
HAHGINGS and BORDERS are ofthe
choicest prints, both plain. ornamental
and decorative. Together with expert
enced hands. tends to make it the store
to se.d your orders: which with the
prompt attention paid to all orders in
trusted to US will be a guarantee for you
20 deal with.
Churchill & Albert.
Eaton, Jan. IL, ls7I-yrl
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DIR. Harvey's Golden Pills.

A remedy four dePrees strsnger for ape'
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DIVORCE Notice.


Thorton Moore, PTtG, treble Com
Elizabeth Moore, Dert
GHIZABETH MOORE. Of Cpsalantd
"a in the county Of WASh,ehaws and
State of Michigan, ia notified that Thor
ton Moore did. on the 24.h day Of Oct1-
Der, A. ID. 1870, file his petition in the
Office 81 the Clerk OF the couri Of Con-
mon Pleas, within and for the county Of
Preble, and State OF Ohio, charging the
said Elizabeth Moore with adultery with
one Owen Wes:; which petition Will
stand TOR hearing 81 the next term OF
said Court.
dated phis 5,h day of January, a. ID
THOkTOS MOORE.
By CAMPBELL. 4 u IoRE
his Attorneys.
Jan S 1@71 ~6prf$7. 90
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CONSUMPTION 8 catarrh.

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of Bronchitis, Asthma. Catarrh OF Con
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J.n5 l871yrl
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-01-12

GOREEEICS HECTOR. Of Fulton
~ County, IDdiaLA, AID Ambrose
Hector, of Wabash County. Indiana.
will take notice that n Petiuon a fled
against ,hem Of tbs 9th day Of October,
A. ID. 1870. in the Court of Common
Pleas, within and for the comfy OF ire
bic, by james Endsley, guardian OF
Marx Engine Hector, n is NV pend
ing. wherein the said Mark Eugne nes-
tor demands partition OF tho following
Real Estate, situate in the county Of
Prcble, and State Of Ohio, and IN the
Township OF Gratis. and bounded and
described as ~folIowss to.wit: Being fifty
acres taken of Of the North sids Of the
North-wess quartes Of section No, eight.
cen, (18) township Ne. four. (4) range
No. three (3) EasL &c. And thai ~
the next term of said CoErt, the sal
Mark Engne Hector will apply for an
order that partition may be made Of said
promises.
Dated this 5ih day Of January A ID
1871. CAxPBgLL 4 GILMoRE.
A~ttorntysHfGr PrtG.
Jan 5 ls5Iw6rrfR 1890
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-01-12
DEBILITY.

H@ - .~fsrA.s eg.ef a Ro.sesfs eynes
AsT Ssspa1 9 kss ~ Mandrsoe % ~ sdes
qaent arngAes -. qTen.er easr
-asI q dl1saa p-1VYa a. mod rrs 9 800. sss4
Aeai1hv eolps.foa, aodfoefs AZ ylle7g ftHDt iron ~
ewa flpnr . Noon o. 0f chGrkn. nnd rhrnof nc Tuhfrl
Gon q ahsrfbrsaasd. emariafsd ~ak and acroua
o,galtd, = q asHl and pi0erosu p0sgal
Weak and Delicate ShiI6Een arc
Tonic. I'm fact, they are Family lMe1i-
elnea. They can be adm1nlstero4 win
Cd, \ most doI1eate fcmaIo. or = man
- ninety
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-01-12

SAMrLE.-the livery stable Man
has some fine Buggies and sleig-
hs, hard to be 0eat in the City,
his horses are all slick, and in
good order, also perfectly safe
call and see him.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-01-12

HoOnand's German Tonic

- eombinatfon II on ns Snorrdfsnh n ne Biaga
wfA puns Ssafa Onss Nos, OraaOe. &C. n T. uss1
for as $3.50 diaeaarp "a ~ lfrsTr - cares roh~Ts $3.50
u.ws afcahafie afnsafns q rs1afrcd Iau a5u Bear ~
aisd naf fhea renedfes are entirdy dihrrcut Jr,u
snV nhers ddrsytissdJ far - rur n ~ dffeffst na1le4
nfse being scientific preparafana " aafdlciN1 erfr1ua
SHE az o1crI ara Nsrf drracffona N ria - e1nl
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aauf cd ugrs.atk reaedira erv offered - ~ pn1hc
n fanfe Il eEQnfsite nd q pbnslre % take y tohNa ~
tfsgfufn0, erhdarnffn9. aad Medicinal Qnatncf t1p4
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l. S. /. S. W. B, B.

II is 3 settled fact, in spite of
Piqua's wall, that We are to have our
road.
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TO THE AFFLICTED.

TO THE AFFLICTED.
/ offer my services 10 all who decline
applying 10 their regular Physician. and
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stIictesi confidence observed in all cases.
TO GENTLEMEN.|On rrceipt OF
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fr G. and for 10 cents y valuable treatise
of 100 pages ON the ERRORS Oi Youth, Us
evil consequences and he best remedy
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TO LADlES-On receipt Of stamp ]
will send FREE my Private Circular, AID
THE LADIES PRIVATE MEDICAL.
ADVISER"
containing information Of great interest
10 the ser. and detailing symptoms and
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Addres., STEPHEN HA1fIN.
T37 BrOaiwRJs n. \.
Jan s 1s71yrI
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For Rent "A two'story dwelling
house near heart of the town, apply at
this Office
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-01-12

Home Sweet Home, Make it.
pleasant for the young?
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Tnom nor. JAMES rnoMFson.
rRon nEv. JosEPn a KnNNARD:D.D,

P.s.or Of che Tenth BaptIss church, philadelphia
Dh JAonsoM-DHdn 6Ih:-I AdDs been Jrt1neudg
geQseaed % eonned ny nane rgfh recommendation "
dfGeycnf kinds qf medfcfnes, bf rrgardiuD hc praclca
a. oa eC NY aPpropyfate 1Jheve, ! havs - all eases DO
esasd bal sgfh a clear proof n parfous fnudHccs, ond
pnrfieaiavfv IN ny Ogn JanlV, Of 1E eagfnlHsss W Dr.
RseAands German BfL1E. fdepar Jr osles 0on ~
uaHaI eourse, 70 ezTrcss NY J1u c~oauiofton tat for gen
eni debility Of the syaten and especially Tor Lives
Complaint, n "a 49, @Emaafo and valuable
ire D nj alton. h Dm< cases u pag
- ueyT bene6aaim~ % 1oss tAo nuGO
49, abouS oaaseA Youya, vgy yePsslruuN
1iohg, betOo Coos area
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~ lnoDn. ssd s0fR esrs all dfsea,ss yrniilnoy tca
49, ksP yesr-7W eted pre- - 49,
. s..-1 Assz.y s, ~ q 2 e -;
agr aasad yon fhe bed men ~ 1e o0patrr recom1o,d
1ea- U years Of hoaea repaaaheN % 1v aaRdk0
- s@sf ~ lees Ev1araffosA-
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-01-12

BKoN HoH. GEO ". wooDwARDs
Ok Justss Of the Supreme cOus q PennsylynhiA
PuiLADuLPHTA. Marchr1l ~
I(al q Heedanfs Ger1aaH Biners7 q Nd eneap~
d.aia1 1svega0S BED q aGgod tonic, nsVnt = dtsprdE.
II ~ dfoesnus Or0unS, aud If great bcngu ~ coaea "
Aofhtr asd nanf " nerpOus aosen, n ~ fyscL
Go ". WooDwARR
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-12-15

THE GRAND DUKE ALEXIS IS NOT COMING TO
HrcYNosp.r-Our friends console themselves how
ever, by visiting tho grand exhibition Of spiehaa
goods for the approaching holidays now being dis
n,,r.d at Levy BROTHERS magnificent establish
mcnt Major LEVY has Just returned with the most
comn,ete stock xe a cerer had the pleasure OF see
Ing anywhere south of New York city BY the way
those who have visited Levy BROTHERS store thls
week are not surprised that they have determined 70
move from the store they now occupy to the gfniin
store now being erected for them at the corner oi
Main and Eleventh streets. &@..
Their store measuring one hundred feet LII lehsli
BIZ fGty IN width, has bean cro~aoa l,oaa 49, s.ra
NOR, 10 dewy eye,r and their fifty employees nave
been kept as busy as bees" in waiting upon tnelf
uaInerors patrons. ttty,,..
Ivy BeorHERs'. new store viii be one hundred
and my feet deep, fifty fee, wide; ane we.-ehlee
hesesne.tt, sase size; also, su-ceiias. N :,
s tbey have leasea the large room ON the irssncor
which IS OF the same din1enaons as the store.
expected that tho luilns viii bs completed ssf IN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-12-15

FrLtcE CovRT, NEUHEspAY-JyStice J. j.
White prsSidiag.-Ihe following cases were
disposed Of:
x. Wcc,icv, William Wcclen, john Uar:
ris, Daniel Williams alias John Crouch
lcoIored, charged with firing a pistol at
Baylor Thornton and several other boys.
The two Weeticns were discharged, and
Harris and Williams were fined - each.
Wilson Carter icoloTod), charged with
fighting rocI;-bnttlcs and firing pistols in the
street, was discharged.
George Harris (coloreD, charged with
being disordcrly in the stltion-house and in
tclfcrins with the police in the discharge OF
their duty. Fined q. s
Aiahaa Harris and Mary Hall (colored),
charged with being common strcet-walkers.
AIallala was discharged and Mary fined 81.
lIaiy Harris (colored), charged with being
a yagrant and having no visible means of sup
port. Discharged. .......
Philip Wagner, charged with holding In
his possession one mule Of the value Of 800,
the property Of James Johnson, was dis
charged,
Peter Stewart (colorcdD, charged with
threatening the Lille OF Edwgrd Fickers and
abusing him. Discharged. s-e..
James Riley, charged with breaking into
the house of w. Ii. Thomas and assaulting
and striking him, was required to give
security in the sum Of 300 for three months.