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Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-01-24

This evening, Maggie Mitchell commences her
engagement at the Opera House, and appears az
Fdncion part which she has made wonderful
" popular throughout the country, aud whose
exquisite portrayal has rendered her name
famous. In speaking OF this, cotemporarY
says -
with Fanchon, it is always safe for her TO
open an engagement. They go to see it who
neer went before and they, Nho've seen it Sow
eral times, 60 all the more. Others have tried
the part and been accepted, when, after a long
absence remembrance OF her had grown vague
and shadowy yet no one but Maggie Mitchell
who has ever entered into the real spirit of 1t,
could be endured while she was frosh within the
recollection.
The Company supporting Miss Mitchell is spo-
ken Of in complimentary terms by the press Of
other cities. Mr.. Shewell appears az Landry,
and Mr.. Murdoch az Diditr.
The sale Of seats has been very large, and the
audience, this evening, will no doubt be Of a
character highly complimentary to Miss Mitch
ellis first appearance in Wilmington.
MADAM JANAUscHEK's ENGAGEMENT.
We are authorized to announce the fact that
Madam Janauschek has engaged the Opera
House, and will appear here, on tho evenings Of
February 7th, Sth, and 9th. The plays to be
presented are not yet announced.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-01-24

4 HAVE I'm store a variety OF woven wires plain,
painted, brass and galvanized, wire flower stands
wire flower tres, rat traps and many other articles
made OF wire, at A. AlIDERDlCES,
No. Ill shipley st,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-01-24

VIM Cornell was struck by a train while at
tempting to cross the railroad with team OF
horses, near Elmira, Monday, and he and his
horses were killed.
At Columbia, Pa, on Monday, Edward Dyer,
was assaulted 30 savagely by Jerome Long and
Lawrence Hatch that he is not expected to re-
cover. He was beaten on the head with stone
until he was nsensible.
A man named Bristol, from California, who
left Philadelphia in the 8 p. NJ. train for st.
Clair on Monday was found, when above Shoe
makerville, in the saloon Of Of the cars, with
his throat cut. He died in an hour, and his
body is now in the freight depot at Hamburg.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-01-24

As the Grand Duke and his partywe getting
aboard the cars at the Omaha depot, preparatory
to beginning their Western trip, railroad man,
Of no small importance officially stepped for
ward and opened the door for his Highness to
enter. Alexis had shaken him by the hand but
a short time previous, but seemed to have for
gotten the fact and evidently took him for a
Servant, for hastily thrnsting his hand into his
pocket, he brought forth a silver half-dollar and
rendered it to the obsequious official. The Duke
didn't seem much put out at the mistake, but
~, IL 4
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-01-24

The ice cutters ON the Hudson river have
ceased work, on account Of the thav. Only one
crop has been harvested by them.
II was stated in the Cabinet meeting yesterday
that dispatches from General Emory represent
cd everything quiet in New Orleans.
The Boston Board Of Trade has adopted a res
olution requesting that regular weekly mail be
despatched from that port TO Liverpool.
Judge Cartier, OF Washington, charged the
grand jury, yesterday, upon the Importance Of
speedily bani4hing gamblers from tho nations
caDital
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-01-24
Political Intelligence.

A Southern newspaper. of ey-rebel proclivities
proposes for the Democratic ticket President,
GER. Hancock Vice President, Gen. Jos. i
Johnston.
The Republicans Of Montgomery county, (Pa )
met at Norristown, on Monday. Resolutions
were unanimously adopted, THAT the renomiDa-
tion OF President Grant is demanded by the peo-
pie !" in favo- of a Protective Tariff, and NOM
mating Gen. Hartranft for Governor. H. X.
Weand Robert Gray, md VIM. NJ. Mintzer were
elected delegates to the State Convention, and
Daniel o Hitner to the National Convention
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-01-24

General siclles and wife are in Philadelphia.
The remains Of General Halleck have arrived
in New York, for burial.
The Delaware county papers publish an obitu-
ary OF Mrs. Elizabeth Arnosley Morton. wife of
the Hon Skeiehley Morton, who died short
time since in the fifty eight year Of her age. Mrs.
Morton was a daughter Of the late Benjamin
Newlin, Of West Chester, and nobly fulfilled the
dnties Of daughter, wife and mother.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-01-24

Manufactured and sold, wholesale and RETAIL b.
SMITH 4 PAINTER, Druggists,
Seventh and Market streets
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-01-24
OBSERVER.

The Reading Times of Tuesday says:
A meeting OF the stockholders Of the Bucks
County Railroad Company was held, yesterday
afternoon, at the office, No. 10 North Sixth
street. There was large attendance and the
utmost good feeling prevailed Work on the
new road between Birdsboro' and this city will
be commenced at once, and the contract for
building the remainder Of the road will be award
ed on the LIST Of April next.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-01-24
TELEGRAMS.



FUNERAL OF GEN. HALLEoK-ArrEMPrED AssAssI-
TIoN, &c.
NEW YoRK. Jan. "a.
The remains Of General Halleck will be inter
red in Greenwood Cemetery, tomorrow.
c. Chamberlain, Of Morrisania, assistant coun-
sci TO the District Attorney, officially, for the
Ring, was shot at three times on Monday night
and again last night. His revolver saved him.
Over fifteen thousand people were present at
the Grand Knights Templars' ball, last night.
STOKES CASE, IN HIS OWN oPINIoN-PosTPoNE-
MENT.
Stokes, the murderer of Fisk declares that he
has one Of the strongest cases in his favor ever
known, and has no fear as to the result.
John Graham, his senior counsel, is sick, and
the pleading is postponed.
rv FULL BLAST.
The concert saloons were in full blast, last
night, notwithstanding the raid Of the pre-
vious night.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-01-24

A pulley, twenty-seven feet in diameter and
weighing forty tons, has been made in Taunton,
Mass for Fall River mill, and another is or
de ed which will weigh sixty-two tons.
II is expected that 1900 delegates will attend
the National Labor Convention t. be held in Col
umbus Ohio, on the 22nl OF February All So
cietios who have elected delegates to the Con-
ven ion are urged to report to the Organizing
Committee in Washington. Those holding cir
cular credentials of that Committee will be en-
liLlnl Y.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-01-24

WHAT THE PRESS SAYS OF IT.

WHAT THE PRESS SAYS or IT.
From the Wilmington Adyertiserl
II il neatly printed.
[From the Delaware Gazette.l
It contains large amount OF useful informl-
ton, is we'll gotten up and compares fayorably
with other works OF the kind besides having the
advantage Of being local
From the Delaware Journal
Hisa very croditable little volume of seventy
five pages, we'll printed, and conveniently ar
ranged. Its statistical value alone makes il
aorth all 1t costs per copy to Delawareans.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-01-24

Mcclure is on the tump.
-Oskins. the Delaware man who killed his
wife, is on trial.
The st. Cloud Hotel, on Arch street, above
7th, is admirably kept.
Tho Telegraph believes Theirs is probably
the happiest man in all Europe, to-day.
This evening, the Annual Encampment, G..
A. II takes place at the Assembly Buildings.
About $780,, in very ancient gold coins, was
found by some apprentice boys Of Croft, Wilbur
x Co., North 2nd street. while digging in the
cellar
Tho Academy of Natural Sciences has about
SAC, $50 available as a building fund, and will
commence it's now structure, at 10Th and Raoe
streets as soon as ii gets ample money.
Mr.. Coleman Sellers, of the Franklin Insti-
tute, lectures, tonight, ON The Science of Delu-
sion," explaining, among other things the "Cab-
met Manifestations" Of the Davenport Brothers,
and their imitators.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-01-24
THE PENINSULA.


Princess Anne, having had a FIRE, is just
thinking of procuring fire apparatus.
Goo, r. Dennis, u s. Senator elect, was
serenaded upon bis arrival at his home, In Prin-
cess Anne, last Saturday.
Four men and one woman were brought up
to the Princess Anne jail from Crisheld, last
week. for misdemeanors.
QUEEN AHNE's COUNTY.
The ObserUer supports local option.
Court has been postponed until next Mondays
A case OF the continent smallpox has appeared
near Centreyille.
The Democrats promised, during the last cam
paign, to repeal the dog law, and the Observer
is holding them to their promise.
Thos. II. Hewitt, residing near Church Hill,
was thrown from his carriage one day last week
and painfully injured-fatally, it was thought at
first.
TALBOT COUNTY.
Court begins at Easton on the 9th prox.
The County Pensioners are being paid of.
The Easton "Fire Brigade will give mas
querade ball at the Town HAN on the 22nd Of
February.
The eighth session OF the middle convocation
OF the diocese OF Easton was held in that town
on Tuesday.
Caroline county supplies Easton, for the most
part, with Its vegetables, etc, and there is now
some talk of opening road direct from Easton
to Tuckahoe Neck, with bridge over the creek.
Such road would be eminently practical.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-01-24

Nobody expected Mrs. wharton's conviction,
lalely-the proofs of guilt were too much demol-
i-hed by the Testimony for the defence. But
some believed the jury would be unable to agree,
that new trial would be had, and that the tes-
timony for the State would then be 80 increased
and strengthened as to compel conviction. These
expectations have now failed Mrs. Wharton is
pronounced Innocent, AMI this famous trial is
,iu.ilv anded
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-01-24
DOMESTIC NEWS.


ENCOURAGING REPORT FROM wonoEsTER oouSTY.
In our report as to the injury of the peach
buds by the cold, wo stated that in Worcester
county, they were not 80 much hurt. our cor
respondent at whaleyville now sends us the fol-
lowing favorable account
=" The peach buds throughout Worcester
county show no signs OF injury from the cold OF
December"
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-01-24

The New York Tribune of yesterday, says;
a.. we learn from Messrs, Jay Cooke q Co. that
,ms ms I-5O bonds Of the Northern Pacific Railway
week week and that the subscriptions have already
ioached ~ 500 900. The same house also report
ny neavy sales in this market during the present
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-01-24

recent descriptive article in our columns,
reporting the progress and present situation Of
one Of our benevolent institutions, ie believed
TO have brought one Thousand dollars in sub
scrptons to it's fund, within a few days.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-01-24

Few securities have ever been placed upon the
market which, in so short time, have taken so high
a stand or become 30 widely popular with prudent
investors as have the First Mortgage Bonds OF the
Northern Paei 'c Railroad Company. The Seven
Thirty Gold Loan OF this Great corporation Is
already solid and gratifying success, and the
present daily sales are
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-01-24

The new Democratic newspaper of Smyrna,
made it's first appearance on yesterday, and is a
ycry credtable sheet. II promises to discuss
political questions in " mild and diapassionaie
terms" and 81 not by appeals to passion and
ntouJice" We shall see.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-01-24

"A AT Manchester n B., yesterday forenoon,
Dennis Shea, aged As years, Struck his wife with a
nat t IRON, fatally fracturing her skull and then
NJ NJ ms own throat dying almost Immediately.
NO NO cause is assigned for the deed. -Four children
are left unproyided for
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-01-24

Josh Billings says. Most men concede that
il looks foolish to see boy dragging heavy
sled up hill for the 'fleetin' pleasure Of riding
down again. But it appears to me ;hat boy is
sage by the side of that young man who works
hard all the week and drinks up his wages on
Ga night ~
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-01-24

Sober people say tLat Wilmington is lAvishing
much money, this winter, on Amusementr, OF
v,rious sorts.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-01-24
MORNING NEWS.


The Select Committee OF Congress to investi-
gate the Louisiana troubles will leave for New
Orleans to night.
Under the civil service regulations the female
clerks in the Treasury Department at Washing
ton arc hereafter TO receive such positions as
their deserts merit and take their chances OF
promotion with the men in the department
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-01-24

Mr.. Byas, oolored member of the South Car
olna Legislature, attempted, yesterday, to cow
hide a newspaper correspondent, named B. W.
Tomlinson at Columbia, when the latter drew q
revolver and shot him, infoting supposed fatal
won nd.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-01-24
Woman Suffrage.

A coNcENTR lTED EFFORT FOR ITS EsTABLBHMENT.
WAsHrTGToN, Jan. "a.
Gen. Butler has taken charge Of the petition
of thirty-five thousand women, asking for suf-
frage, to present it to the House and advocate
the passage Of law Tor that purpose.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-01-24

It is urged against civil service reform that
Gouoral Jackson could not have passed COM
native examination. In the light Of History, is
,bis a real objection
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-01-24

AcQUIrTAL OF THE PRISONER.
ANNAPoLIs, Jan. "a.
The Jury in the Wharton case rendered a YER
dict of mot guilty" at half past ten O'Clock this
morning.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-01-24

PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.

PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. "a.
Cotton good demand uplands 221@221<.
New Orleans 23@23h Flour quiet superfne
$5.2505.75; extra family $69711 Penna., ex-
ira family $7.25@7.5O. Wheat dull; State and
western red $157@1.60 amber, $1.63@1.65 ;
white $1.70@1.75. Rye soc. New corn 64@66.
Oats firm; white 5595s. Mixed 52@53. pork firm
s1425@145O. Lard firm 91S@95s. Whiskey 95.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-01-24
Marriaqeg.

CUAMB MBRRLAIN-TINGLE.-A B.ackN atsr, Bati-
more Hundred, Del, January 9TH, by Rev Gay
lord, George W Chamberlain and EllzaDeth ID.
Tlngle, both OF that Hundred.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-01-24

REPORT OF THE SIGNAL SERVICE BUREAU.
WAsHINoToN, Jan. "a.
Probabilities Barometer will continue rising
very generally, from the Mississippi Valley East
ward to the Atlantic, with continued cold South
westerly and Northerly Winds and clear and
clearing weather very generally.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-01-24

HURRICANE AND ITS DAMAGES.
LONDON, Jan. "a.
hurricane prevailed here last evening.
The Parliament Houses were damaged by the
rain penetrating the roof and damaging the fur
niture and decorations.
The telegraph wires were prostrated in al
directions
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-01-24

Sr. JoHS's CmURcH.-A missionary service II
be held tomorrow, CThursday) evening, at ~
O'clock
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-01-24

HOUSE oF REPRESENTATIVES,.
The bill to apply the proceeds Of the Public
Lands to educational fund was considered.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-01-24
gsw advertisements.

noUBLE BOILERS, by using which, in grepar-
~ ing MIX, Farina, Corn Starch, &c, there Is no
risk Of burning. Several styles for sale BY
TRUMAN n SHAW,
No. 1886 Eight Thirty-hve) Market st. below Ninth;
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-01-24

PORCELAIN HARDWARE, comprising Drawer,
Closet and Lock Knobs, Keyhole Escutcheons,
Finger and Number Plates, "Push," "Pull,
"BOarding, ETC., plates. For sale by
TRUMAN a SHAW,
No. s35 Eight Thirty-nve) Market st, below Ninth,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-01-24
SECOND EDITION.
SENATE.

SENATE.
WASHINGTON, Jan. "a.
Aresolution was adopted asking the President
for information as to the number Of frauds on
the Government since March 4th, 1869, the
amount recovered from defaulting Officers, and
a similar statement for the previous administra-
tion.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-01-24

STATE AFFAIRS.
MADRID, Jan. "a.
The Ministry has resumed.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-01-24

YVNHE Braided Chalk Line and Sash Cord neither
wire cords for hanging pictures and looking glasses
and window sashes -
No. sss (Eight Thrty-nve) Market st below Ninth,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-01-24
II w. sTIDHAM * SON,
Real Estate Agents q AuctIoneers
No. III East Fomth strsst,
wn1msaroH, DEL

Sales OF Real and Personal Property promptly at
tended to- in City or State Regular Sales Of Furni
ture at their Auction Room every MEDNESD tf
and SATURDAY mornings. Also TUESDAY, FRI
DAY and SATURDAY evenings All goods con-
signed TO them will be promptly attended to. Lib.
eral advance on consignments. decl2-u
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-01-24

AMusEMENTs -oHURcHEs- MISCELLANEOUS NEWS
Correspondence of the Commerciall
MDpIFTowN Jan 23
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-01-24
Anrttuu SaIrs.

nGLE a. MILLER,
Rea. Estate Agents a AuctIoneeTs-
Usraor Of Fsurth and KInG strssts,
wulmaroN. DEL
Auction Sales
Every Tuesday and Friday evenings, and wednesday
and Saturday Mornings at the Auction Rooms corner
Fourth and King streets mV1o,u
The Van Buren press., 1872-12-24
Call for a Reform State Convention.

Al n mass meeting of the Reform party
held In the city OF Little Rock. Arb. on th'
evening of the 18th OF November, the follow
ing resolutions were unanimously adopted
viz:
wHKsr,s. The party in power in this State has. il
the late election committed the most hagrant ans
shameless frauds ever perpetrated m any country
and are yet perpetrating irands IN tne '9fFins a'
manipulating otyetu-aS and certificates OF election
WHsRKas, Notwithstanding these frauds. the Re
form state ticket and majority OF both orahches o
tine legislature have been trumphshtly elected
therefore be it
Resoircd l. That we congratulate the people Of tn,
State upon tae success Of ths Reform mo'enent. and
the pros poets of speedy relief rem the burdens n
posed by the present corrupt administration.
,. That in order to consolidate the reform parry
and increase its usefulness il ls deemed adysaoe u
call State convention Of sail.party early IN Janua
~. and to that end the president OF this meeting
directed 10 appoint committee OF seven TO Issue the
appropriate call and take such ohee steps as may be
deemed necessary in reference thereto.
8. That all of the delegates to said convention be
requested 70 collect and bring up all tue evidence OF
chips and counties.
Whcrcnpon the chairman appointed the
following a. the committee in accordance
with the 2d resolution Maj John :. Duille,
Col. ". A. Crawford. Col. J.. &. Cause. Hon.
l;.F Rice. Hon. T.. A. Fulton, Gen. James +.
Pagan. and Col. :. W. Williams.
In pursuance OF the foregoing resolutions
the undersigned committee call State cor
city of Little Rock, Ark, or the 4th day OF
January. ls.3. ,.-t-..-
= Tho ,vin'esentf5ion from the several c0Hn-
ties will be as follows:
Each county shall he entitled to one vote in
the convention for every one hundred votes
cast in the county in the late election for The
candidates Of the Reform party. and Que for
every fraction ofone hundred, Of hftv or over
and also one vote fer every one hundred per
sons unlawfully disfrsuclti,ed and fraction of
fifty or over.
The counties can send as many delegates
rs they see proper and all viii acavOice in
the convention.
The committee urge upon the friends oftlc
Reform movement to hold mass county con-
ventions. for the purpose Of having their re-
sbertive counties fairly and inlly represented.
The committee respectfully suggest thai
conventions In the different counties he held
on or before the 2lst day of December lS12.
JoHS :. DufFIE,
J. f. FAGAS.
B. F, RICE,
T.. a. FULTON.
The Van Buren press., 1872-12-24
DO BayOnets Think ?

That very serviceable individual, the
United States ssldier, must be sadly puz-
zled sometimes, to reconcile the WORK
which he performs in one state to day.
with the work which he performs in al
other state TO morrow. For example, he
is sent to louisiana to assist In over
throwing what is called corrupt state
government, and then sent to Arkansas
to uphold a corrupt state government
In Louisiana he is made to support q
movement based on some five or SIX
thousand afiidavitssof Radicals asserting
that they were not allswed to vote At the
election, but that, if they had been per-
mi,ted, they ,could have voted for the de
feated candidate for governor; in Ar
kansas he is used TO prevent precisely
similar movement 1t is said that Gov
Warmoth of Louisiana had the Fusion
ticket elected and returned by fraud and
violence; it s,stated that Gov. Hadley
elected and returned the Radical ticket
by fraud and violence Yet the United
States soldier is sent to Louisiana to
orsrthrow Gov. Warmoth and the Fusion
legislature, and at the same time, he is
sent TO Arkansas to py event Gov. Hadley
and the Radical legislature from bsing
overthrow. The enforcement act is
found to supply all the agencies needed
to bring Gov. Warmoth to justice, in
and yet, when Gov. Clayton
was indicted, in Arkansas, two years ago,
for Violations Of this same enforcement
act, United States judge acquitted him,
on the grouud'that the act did not apply
to the governor Of 3 state; and the Uni
ted States soldier stood ready to enforce
the august decision in each case. If bay
onets do think, as kossuth once said, we
would like to know what they think Of
these contradictions.-.St. Losis Repub-
lican.
The Van Buren press., 1872-12-24

Music TO THE FRoNr-We will charge no.
thing for disclosing a plan which suggests
itself Con account oithe difficulty the reform
central organ experiences in getting about
the country in the nails, OF adding much
strength to the reform movement. on the final
assault. Let the two Presses and Herald
organize themselves into brass band tn
make IA tour of the State. and drum mp re-
cruits Thomas blares well on his knight
ly horn. Sparks is mighty on the piccalo.
Durham viii do the deep bass on any instru-
ment. and-well make the Monticellonian
drum. major, with power to complete the or
ganization.-G 4eite.
without any organization. music has been
made that has woke up the three Majors and
Captain, to the realization of the Indignation
Of the people and nearly drove them crazy,
Aud Dunham's" A" deep bass, Already, reaches
the ear Of" Billy" without the aid OF wind
trumpet "Pitty the sorrows Of the poor old
woman.
The Van Buren press., 1872-12-24
Circuit Court,

The Circuit Court. Judge Ham on the Bench
is still in session. The Judge is pushing
, business and is determined, il possible. To
close out all cases OF pressing nature. The
following ara the prominent case, disposed
of up to Saturday.
EQU.rY.
Mary f. Miller vs.. David Miller; divorce
granted
B.F. Hershey VS. Sarah Clark; continued
Lucinda Comfy VS.. James Comfy; divorce
granted
Nancy A Kidd VS.. Thomas ). Kidd divorce
granted.
Lugrna Cooper VS. Jacob Cooper; divorce
granted.
Mary Wood VS.. Samuel wood divorce
granted
Calvin Phelps vs. d. II. Diyilbiss judgment
for plaintif for S80a,
Patrick Lovelle VS.. Julia A. Phillips; di-
yorce granted.
CRIMINAL,
Sarah Clark vs. Is +. Hershey; verdict for
plaintiff Sl6S.
James il. Harris VS.. s. W. McKibbcn judg-
ment for plaintiff Sl03l.59.
Sarah A. Hendricks vs. Luther y. Hollis
ct al; Judgment for plaintiff $3.50
Ward X SouthmaNly- l
S. : Tracy VS.. Town OF Van Buren, judg-
ment for plaintiff in $3.50.
John Austin vs. X. NJ. Decherd, ct. al
Judgment for plaintiff Sil6l6.
Thomas a. Wells VS. George L. Gross & Co.
Judgment for plaintiii$l50
+ Adams 4 Co. vs. George p. Gross & Co
judgment for plaintiff for Sli00
+. Adams Il Co. vs. r. NJ. Neal Judgment
against defendant for Sll9
Thomas H. Scott vs. Patrick Frizzell; con-
tinued
State VS. Augustus II. Ray; dismissed,
State Us Henry ). Anderson n-cmbezzle-
ment; dismissed.
State vs James Nager-escape; dismissed.
state vs. Emily &. Underwood -bigamy dis
missed.
State vs. Thomas IIeather-bigamy dis
missed.
State VS. Josiah Foster--assault: fine $40.
State rs James Cottrell-disturbing meet
ing; line s25.
State VS. John Pennington-sssault; fine %.
State vs. Henry Basham-assault; change
Of venue to Sebastian.
state vs. Jake ioung-rape; sentenced to
be hung.
State VS. Henry Justice-forgery sentenced
2years in penitentiary.
State vs. Francis n. Marlow--burgary
sentence years in penitentiary.