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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-19
NEW YORK.

Carl e0gt Discharged and Rearrested,
NEW YORK, September 1S-Carl Vogt
was discharged to-day by Judge Blatch-
ford, as the State department refused to
surrender him to Prussia and two months
had elapsed since his final commitment.
lie was rearrested on civil suit. to re-
cover property stolen from the murdered
Arrived-Steamers Europa and Merce-
dlta. Arrived Quietly OF Brussels and
Hibernia.
Customs Receipts.
customs receipts $539,0OO.
Excitement on Wall Street.-The Money
Market Unsettled.
The day opened in Wall street with a
continuance of that depression and uneasi-
ness which has formed such predominant
feature in the Stock Exchange for days
past, and very soon the depression took the
shape OF panic in consequence of the re-
ports of further failures. First it was re-
ported that the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company was in trouble in consequence of
not being able to negotiate some loans on
the other side.
This was afterward denied, and a fresh
report started that Jay Cooke g. Co. was in
trouble. For time the matter was lett in
doubt, and the feeling of the street fluc-
esseSN ~ ~ ApoChy Wltu LuC dIbCEudu0 uc-
malls and assertions Of the failure. Finally
Jay Cooke g. Co., in an official letter to the
Stock Exchange, announced that in cOnse-
quence of heavy advances to sustain their
Philadelphia house, as well as the large
drain upon their own deposits, they were
compelled to suspend.
The banking house of the firm was
crowded this morning by friends and others
in search of information with regard to this
unlocked for event, and much sympathy
was expressed for the firm in the mIsfor-
tune which has overtaken them. This sus-
pension has a great effect upon the Stock
Exchange, and was the great topic of dis.
cussiOn in financial circles.
The stock market opened steady, and
there was an improvement over last nights
prices in some cases, but the temper of
speculation soon changed, and under
heavy pressure to sell broke the entire
market.
At times prices would shoot upward, but
conflicting reports soon made the market
weak again, and the decline carried prices
to lower point than that previously
touched. Gold active and higher, advanc-
ing from Iii a to 1925. The advance was
based on the suspension of Jay Cooke s.
Co., who axe supposed to be short. The
bids for treasury gold to-day aggregated
Il,39o at prices ranging from ITO to
lll1s. Government bonds are dull and un-
settled. Southern State securities quiet
and prices are without important change.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-19
BY TELE GRAPH
YELLOW FEVER.
RAst OF Interments Mt Shreveport Thurs
day-Increased Mortality Among the
COlOred People-Twenty.thr Deaths

hist Of Interments Mt Shreveport Thurs
day-Increased Mortality Among the
ColOred People-Twenry.three Deaths
Reported.
SHREVEPORT, September lS.-The follow
ing ia a list of the deaths to-day: Myer
Hursch. aged % years; George Gaime, col
Ored, 30; Margaret Ouchner, 81; William
Alexander, colored, 40; BENJAMIN Heimler,
%; F. HOmmel, not known; Henry Prescott
10: Simon Dreyfus, %; Bryan McClintock,
"a; Frank Ross, colored, 81; L. Schmidt, 81;
L. Landreth, so; Robert McMichael, "a;
Safah Norris, colored. 25; Matilda. colored,
I: H. H. Lee, "a; j. p. Bonham 40 R. G.
Ladd, 80; H. S. Palmer, 29; r. Milwart, not
known; L. Hauson, So; Katie OFT, Is; J. y.
Currie, Il.
NATCHEZ, Miss, September lS:-The city
OF NatcheZ has established a strict Quaran-
tine against all points.
At Franklin, Louisiana.
FRANKLIN, September la-It is reported
on the streets onight that strict quarantine
will be established here on and after to.
The Fever at Memphis.
MEMPHIS, September 49, There were
only twelve deaths to-day from yellow
fever. The disease is believed to be under
control.
The municipal authorities to-day voted
$4,000 to the Howard Association. Conf
dence is generally restored throughout the
city. All the sick axe being provided with
nurses.
Action of she Grand lodge of Odd Eel.
lows.
BALTIMORE. September lS.-The Grand
Lodge OF Odd Fellows at its session this
afternoon donated the balance of the South
ern relief fund remaining on hand, amount
ing to $4O2, to the lodge at Shreveport for
the relief Of the sufferers in that district.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-19
CRIME.
An POwa yIurderere,

CHICAGO. September l8.-At Req Oak,
Macon county, Iowa, yesterday, Harry
Williams, a farmer, instantly killed John
keaton, and fatally wounded William
Euchler, both neighbors, with whom he had
quarreled. The murderer escaped.
Norton, the FOrger.
LOUISVILLE, September lS.-NOrton, the
focger, was arrested last night at Marysville,
Indiana. twenty-five miles from here; $500
were found on his person, the amount OBJ
tanned from the German Savings Bank. He
was very retcent and would tell nothing of
the $500 obtained at the Farmers and
Drovers' Bank, which it is now thought was
given to his confederate. The prisoner, on
being brought here, was recognized by the
officers of several banks as the forger He
will be brought before the city court on
Thursday next.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-19

The New York Tribune of the fourteenth
instant publishes list of transfers in the
commissary department of the army, in
which we find the following:
Major Amos Beckwith is relieved from
duty at the headquarters of the Military
Division of the Atlantic, in New York. and or
dered to relieve Colonel Charles L. kilburn,
IN the Department of the South. Captain
Thomas c. Sullivan is relieved from duty at
New Orleans and ordered to relieve Major
Beckwith at New York. Captain Samuel
Gushing is relieved from duty at Sioux City,
Iowa, and ordered to relieve Captain
Thomas E. Sullivan at New Orleans.
We are inclined to believe there is some
mistake here, since Major Beckwith is at
present and has been for some years on duty
in this city.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-19
AnOtheY Welcome Henle,

Hon. L. j. Softer. who has So we'll and
faithfully served the interests Of Avoyelles
parish for several years past in the State
Legislature. returned from an extended
tour through the North and Europe yester.
day, and was mos. enthusiastically wei.
coined by the great gathering of the Re-
publican masses who assembled to honor
Senator Pinchback, with whom General
Souer made the ''grand round"
Mr.. Souer is an earnest, able and stauneh
Republican leader, and has 80 strongly the
confidence of the party that brilliant fu-
ture is within his grasp.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-19
LOST.

II OST.-THE PUBLIC Is HEREBY CAUTIONED
IL not to negotiate for the following described
notes, drawn by the undersigned to the order OF
Messrs. II. B. Claiin & Co. aud that any lndorse'
ment thereon purporting to be chat OF H. b. Cia1ln
& Co. is forged, viz:
1'o'p nins months s44s2 %
-'''f lively. months or one year ........ 45o5 4s
eighteen months s................... 4s72 %
Note dated New Orleans, April 10, 1873, at
twenty four months or two years.. 4839 70
We will allow liberal reward to any one bring
ing the above notes.
BLANOAND. JORDA & CO.,
sel3 lot Nos. At and 49 Decatur street
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-19
The Persecution Of Mr.. kOuE.

! The friends of Mr.. George Il. Loud. nov
| imprisoned il the parish o: Iberville. have
! presented some statements which covrob
! crate the assertions Of the Denaldsonvi.le
| Itief, published il the REPUBLICAN Of The
; seventh instant.
! The prosecution is shown 30 be unCsUa,
and extraordinary il preventing his ob
! tanning bail. 80 that his confinement: may
! prevent his using his legal means OF obtain
Ing ri ac4uittal. August four indiet
| Iaen:s were found against Loud. On each
o; these he gave good and solvent bail and
was released. Immediately the district at.
torney pro TEN. entered nolle presegui in
these cases ON the ground that the security
was nc: sufficient. and reindicted Mr.. Loud
| on the same charges. Angus: twenty-five
indictments were presented. The court
fset the bail a. $3.50. August thirteen
more indictments were fled. The grand
jury were bgough: into open court and yec-
bal!y gave assent - the indictments a.
they were called over by the clerk. Thi,
seems to be q violation OF the oath Of Sc.
eresy.
The district attorney pro tenn. requested
the bail be fixed at $1,000. and che defend
ants eounse! applied 70: reduction. The
court finally fixed i. at $500, with the re.
mark that he had been informed Mr. Loud
''had large pyopert; in Massachusetts" and
he should be governed accordingly. There
was no evidence of this before tho court.
Under fair and equitable ruling. Mr..
Loud could have given bail. The most
stringent rulings were applied. The offices
of the assessor. recorder and clerk were
rumaged 70 tes: the solvency Of his sure.
ties. The exemptions under the homestead
and exemption laws were applied. The in.
dictments were brought in after the petty
jury had been discharged.
Fourteen OF the grand jury are ready TO
take oath tina: no Indictment was read 10
them. The foreman. 8 F.enchman. Is III.
acquainted with English. No member Of
the jury handled any o. the warrants On
which tne indictments are based. No vote
was taken. but the distyic: attorney pro
tenn. handed the papers to the foreman to
sign.
"A large numoe" OF the prominent citizens
Of the parish ccDs:ae: tie Incarceration of
Mr.. Loud as d persecution. Only one
erasure appears il the books. and the two
leaves pasted together are So be cause of a
huge blot. The books were carried to the
division superintenden:'s office before the
indictments, as the law yeguires-act Nc.
SO of 1873. section five.
All that Mr.. Loud's friends desire Is that
he have the benefit OF the provisions of the
law on the subject, 50 that he may be
released on bail. AS for the trial upon the
charges made, Mr.. Loud is ready and anx.
ious for an investigation, feeling confident
that it will result in his complete vindica-
ten and the discontinue of the eonspira
tors.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-19
BOOKS.--BOOKS.

lust READY.-THE HOMEPATHIc FAM
q LILY GUIDE for the use OF twenty eight prinei
pal remedies i'll the treatment of the more simple
forms OF disease. By George f. shipman, NJ. d.
Together with directions TOR the treatmest OF
DENGuE AND YELLOW FEVER, by w. II. Ho.-
combe NJ. D., New Orleans, louisiana Eighth edi-
ton; single copies, So. Sent free by mail on re.
ceipt of price by publishers, may be ordered
from any bookseller.
For the present edition chapter has Deen added
on the management of children during the first
few days of life-the most important days, in many
respects of their who existence. Many valuab bic
suggestions given here, which, if carefully fol
lowed out, would save the little ones and their at.
tendants much needles, suffering and very mate.
yially diminish the rates of infant mortality.
The book contains She photograph and autograph
Of tn authors
published ~
THE WESTERE SEfS COMPANY
sel} sos. q and - Randolph street, Chicago.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-19
Surveyor Parker.

J. NJ. G. Parker, Esq, the surveyor of
this port. sent dispatch yesterday from
Lowell, Massachusetts,, directing his agent
to send fifty dollars to Shreveport, as con-
tribution from him for the relief OF the sick
of that city. That amount was immediate
ly forwarded through Pike, Brother & Co. g
banking house.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-19

WHEREAS, MICHAEL AND JACOB BASTIAN,
.vN lndivldua!!y and as members of the above
1rn, OF New Orleans and district aforesaid, duly
Ieciared bankrupt under the act of Congress OF
March 2, 1867 have this day flied in said court
q petition praying for discharge and certificate
able under said act.
Notice is therefore given to all creditors whe
have proved their debts, and to all other persons
an interest, that the seventeenth day of Noyembe
1878, at III A. M, Is assigned for the hearing of the
same, and that they may then and there attend
and show cause, If any they have, why the
prayer of the said petition should not be granted;
and further notice is given that the bankrupts Will
undergo an examination before Register Kellogg
on the fourteenth day Of November, A. b. 1873 at
Clerks offce, New Orleans September 3, 1873.
se4 II 10 Z. L0RW. Deputy Clerk
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-19

The Rev. Charles Kingsley, the brilliant
and popular English author, will visit this
country soon after Christmas. He does not
come to make money as lecturer, but, as
he writes, "te spend few months in seeing
with my own eyes your wonderful country
and people,"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-19
ENGLAND.
Earl HardwIck dead.

Earl HardwIck Dead.
LONDON, September l8.-Earl Hardwick
died to-day, aged seventy-four years.
Heavy Gale.
heavy gale prevailed around the British
coast yesterday. Disasters are .appre-
bended.
British Vessels Attacked by Pirates.
The Board of Admiralty has received in
formation that boats belonging to the
British navy have been attacked by pirates
near Penang and tive of their officers
lCQNrfNIIEn ON RODmYH SA0Rl
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-19
[PEGIAf. NOTICE.
~ .as :.EsCH:ss AND sCTo.aRs OF THE
PUBLIC SCHOOLS.

E. '.s.eby nstifg al Interested THAI Ee haze cE
hand /. large supply of the books required for Csc
IN the schools. which. as heretofore. We will be
pleased to supply at the lowest prices.
Having also greatly increased oug facilities during
2he past year and added TO our stationery stock
She different material uired iH all schools
assured none who favor with cal! will go away
dissatisfied il quality or prices Thanking all who
avOred us the past season, ye again solicit their
tEade, and hos 30 always merit its continuance.
Yours etc. ROBERT J. HARP.
Agent of Book Depot No ilo and IL. Camp street.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-19
CT. NTARK's ACADEMY

~ -.
The rst session of this School for Girls will open
on the first of september, temporarily at the resi-
deBce of the Principal, corner of General Taylor
and Prytania streets.
As the number of scholars will be limited, early
application is ivisabe.
For terms and circulars apply to Miss Marian II.
Wingate or Rev. Herman G. Duncan superinteu-
dent, corner st. Charles and yalence streets.
mpOd
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-19
EDUCATIONAL.
INSTRUCTION..

Il
Lessons in the French, Spanish and German Ian
guages with music vocal and instrumental; also
translate ms Of documents i'll the above languages
Letters written for a reasonable consideration.
Terms made known by applying at The Orleans
Hotel, No. lJ3 Chartres street, between the hours
of and 10 A. NJ. and of and P. N.
Best city references. sel8
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-19
INARN TO RENT FOR LESS THAN

II TIE TAXtS.--A small farm in the Sixth Dis
trct, convenient to all the city markets consist
ing of aboIt eight squares of ground, under
picket fence, fronting on Nashville avenue and
State street Immediately adjoining the property
of J. A. Peal. Esq. having large orchard of plum.
orange, fg trees, scuppernong vines etc. OF choice
qualities, III full bearing and which, with proper
attention could be made verv productive; being
only thirty minutes distance from Canal street 3y
the Carrollton cars. Possession immediate; terms
s4asy Amply to E. +. LAVlLLEBEUVRE, No. 10
Union stree: No. li3 ST. Ann street, between
8 and 10 A. IL. II desired, much more grouuss
can be added TO the above. au21 I'm
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-19
TEIU COTTON FACTORS, BROKERS'.


or BUYERS
For sane Thai tiTst-elass anf NeliiOcaHed Office,
No. l. at No I93 Gravier street (Cp stars) between
Carondelet aud Baronne streets. Possession given
Smnediltely. Apply to
JOSEPH LENES No. coo Camp street or to
JULES CASSARp, Geymania National Banko
au20 lm
vfOk REtT--THE NEATLY FINISHED AND
II comfortably located TW WO-STORY BRICK RES
IDENCE No. 2Ss Baronpe street SHADY side) be.
tween Triton walk and Julia streets. Possession
given October |.
2!o baronne street adjoining the above. Possession
given November l.
, me ABOVE residences have large yards, are well
hnisned inside N perfect order, centrally located
opening OF Two streets. and only five minutes
Walk from Canai street. Cars pass both ways in
front and convenient to business and ali nIaoss
OF amusement. Apply to
JOSEPH LENES
No. 2o6 Camp street:
Or TO JULES CASSARD
aucn I'm Germ ania National Bank
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-19
FOB RENT.

DOR RENT-A DESIRABLY LOCATED TWO
Il story brick dwelling, situated on the west side
of Prytaula street between Josephine and st. An
drew streets No. POI. Contains hall. two parlOrs,
dinir groom, pantries, kitchen, coal and wash
houses, with servants rooms separate from the
main building six large and airy bed rooms, with
openings at the sides, room for BATH and gas
throughout. large yard. alleyway to the front
well and cisteru, iron railing and paved in the
'front.' of the yard. Possession given on the frat Of
october, and for turther particulars apply to
+. CONERY,
se11 u s'ornn-s of Can Al a7I NJ
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-19
ADJUSTMENTS,
A CADEMY OF MUSIC.

A CADEMY OF MUSIC.
SECOND AND LAST WEEK OF
LULU,
With entire change of programme, commencing
Sunday, September Il.
FRIDAY, September l3-Farewel Benefit of LULU.
SATURDAY EOON-Last Lulu Matinee.
MONDAY September 2l-OpeniDg Of the Dramatic
actress ALICE HARRISON who will appear in
the famous "Fireside Companion story enti-
tied THE BOY DETECTIVE, supported by the
Academy Dramatic Organization. sel4
CHAKEsPEARE CLUB,
Corner Royal and Customhouse Streets,
NEw ORLEANS. September II, 1873.
The members of the Club notified tDat the
tickets are ready in the hands Of the JarlitOr
at the Clubhouse, for the last
Complimentary Entertainment
of 1873 when will be presented a romantic tragedy
in i've acts, dedicated to the Shakespeare Club by
George H. Braughn and F. $. Ganter, entitled
RAvENSWOOD.
The tickets for the grand complimentary benefit
rendered to Miss LOUISE HAWTHORNE by the
tion can be procured from the members of the
club, and seats secured at the box office OF the
Varieties Theatre three days prior to the perform
ance which will take place on
Thur sdRy Evening, September is, 1873,
when viii be presented Shakespeare's tragedy,
ROMEO AND JULIET
Miss LOUISE HAWTHORNE as Juliet.
Z. A. BURKE, Vice President.
FRANK II. WILSON, Secretary. SELF Su Tu Th
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-19
LEGAL NOTICES,
DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA.
In Banlruptcy-NO. 1871.

IN THB MATTER OF BASTIAN BROTHERS
Bankrupts.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-19

(CoNrlNuED OK FOURTH SAQB.l
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-28
pRNIMsULAR NEWS.
tofl Deposit aidaVallIl need TopalFing,

= pott DepQsit aideWRllka peea =
The chicken cholera prevails IN Denton.
IA iaro courts sNslaFRsPsroslpssr CAs'spe'l''s'
City. -.---,..'
4 COW dsp-Yi RdrTsYsp Y near a ii'iIi'E 7 SSP sVP'
New walnut psws are being placed in the Rising
Nnn Church as-a " 4NLE 4fh Ia A'
Water melons are becoming plentiful in the
Salisbury market.
The shipment Of peaches from theSalisbuTyds-
pot is rapidly increasing. ,B1N
The Trustees Of the Caroline Alms House, on
Monday last, reappointed Mr.. VIM. Origins over
aser. N.H t'fs
The old Water Witch steamAr gives sAtisfacton
to the Port Deposit people, by whom it was pur-
'ul' az SOl,.s b.l&Suaht g at5G&. R.lDavs, near
ElktoD, wAs klcked't6 dedsh, last week, by anOth'
Or horse.
The steam ferry bstwssn Port Deposit and
Lapidum having proved successful, On eppealttu
| line d talked Of u R III A hi AL "A
The Golivsr property" on MaIA street, Eikloni
has been purchased by the National BanE, OF thai
town, for q banking house. N'''
i A little SON of Mr. Tobias Rudolph, Of Elktcn
fell, while playing in the BARN Few days Sgo
aud fractured one of his thighs.
jeremiah Swisher, near ROwlandsVl lie, died las
lweek, after an illness of twenty-tour hours Int
doctors said bis death was caused py choiera. %
One day last week, a little son of VIM. Rey
nolds, near Blsjpg Sun while playing with m atche
Iset fire to the barn, which was lestrPy9q' AOss
Il $1,000. ,, tastA Sa~~"
III A utle child of Mrs Simmons, near Elkton wa
fatally burned, ot WedAAsday, while ~ ay!ng wltl
1.-THE fire. The mother burned her hands badly II
4 extinguishing the flames.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-28

BOATING ExTRAoRDINARY.--Mr. Deidreaksen,
a gentleman residing in New York and a native
of Denmark, made quite novel trip from New
York to Port Deposit in small "double ender'
boat, weighing about IS pounds. He came to
Perth AmbOy in his little "Rover - from thence
TO Trenton in the cars from Trenton to Chester
ViG the Delaware river. A squall struck
him whilst making the latter trip, oapsizeds his
little craft and pitched hun into the wafer. Some
persons who were in hearing distance came to his
assistance, and set his tiny bark aaoat and he con-
tinued on his journey to Chester, where be
arrived safely IRON there he took the cars to
Perryville, and from there he took the cars to
Port Deposit. The boat has q complete outfit and
is provided with two wheels which can be ad1ua-
row necks of land it is also deced over fore and
aft. leaving small place for the person to sit
and work the boat yt ~ r.. ,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-28
RrATE ITEMS.

&.8 III ~ ~ Va 'N Va "a u alllsl-
A land tetrapin, over sixty years old, iscreeping
around Middletown. -,e,,.,..
& Mr.. NJ. NJ Kirby, of Delaware City, has been
appointed Justice OF the Peace, .,.,..-,..
Oh. WIN. w. LEsIEY, formerly Of New Castle,
has been appointed surgeon OF the new steamship
Ohio. "a va II EH
TIE managers Of Sussex CSuuty affairs are
about making some improvements at the aims
house.
Nine sheep, belonging to Mr.. VIM. Beck, near
Delaware City, wero killed by two worthless dogs
last week.
Col. Joshua Clayton has purchased OF A. A.
Laws, the "Desr Park Hotel" at Newark, Del
Price, $4,000.
A hay stack belonging to Mr.. John Davis, in
Milford Neck, was struck by lightning, one day
last week, and destroyed.
THE Central Delaware Fruit Growers Associ'
alton, of Milford, expect as large crop OF peach
es as was shipped in 1871. ..,.s,sq a.p,
On Wednesday morning last some Gone broke
open tho money draWao in the Telegraph office, al
Delaware City and took out $40. fnIIh
1t is stated that E. 4. htherly expect to hav'
about 5000 baskets OF peaches on his farms Il
Appoquinimlnk hundred the present season.
A fsw nights sinCe, near Delaware City durinl
| o thunder storm, Mr.. VIM. Beck had COW KILLED
and DIR. J. McKemp had a valuable mare badl
i stunned - - ? g -A ftA D. y B .-|
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-28
Police AMaIrs.
BERoEE MAYOR SINKS.

Morris Pike was arrested by officer Orr, for un-
CALAMITY committing sssault aud battery on the
partner Of his bosom. For this offsncs be Was
lined % and costs, and held to ball. in the sum Of
5000, TO keep the peace. es,i Z
james Stewart and John Winslow, two inVa-
lids, whom unteeling people stigmatiza as va
grants, were kindly taken in charge Of by oficerB
Bradford and Scully. Mayor Slmms, with his
proverbial kindness Of heart, made ARRANGEMENTS
Tor them to spend thirty days at our pleasant and
health-inspif1ng river side Fesort-NeW Castle
Loland Smith, while somewhat intoxicated, on
Saturday night, barked bis elbows sllghtly, aud
theFeupOn imagined that Daniel Fritz and GeorRe
Steibsr had committed an assault and battery npon
him. He accordingly had them arrested, bat a.
he failed to substantiate his charge they were re-
leased. bas n4
Chas. Wilson, (col) by officer Jordan, Mike
Bradley, by officer McGonigal, and Philip Dough-
erty, BY officer Bradford, we're each hned fity
cents and costs, Tor drunkenness. - II ~