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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-08-16
FOREIGN.


Calling ON the Vastly peep.
Madrid, Aug. 15.-The Cortes has ap-.
uroyed a hiil calling for $4,000 of reserves,
that the Carlists and republican insurgents
may be put down.
One thousand insurgent refugees from
Valencia have landed on the coast Of Ali
cante, and are levying contributions on the
rich towns. 4
British Piraees.
It is reported that the crew OF the Deer
hound, seized by Spanish man-of-wa- for
landing arms for the CarlisLs, will be tried
on the charge of piracy.
Don Carlos Captures Berga.
BAYoNNE, Aug. 15.-Dispatches at the
Carlist headquarters in this city, announce
that Berga has been captured by the Royal
lists.
ROYAL HEADQUARTERS, ZEMsIAs, NE.
of Pampelnna, Aug. l3-~EeYdsd special
We are marching with Gems. Elio and Oar
regarray and 5000 men towards Arragon,
with view to raise that province and ope-
rate with the movement In Catalonia.
Yesterday we passed within sight of
Pampeluna. No attempt was made to mo-
lest us. Three hours later we took Fort
Bourgette which was abandoned by Its gar
rison. We found quarEity Of cartridges
and other material there. AS in the other
forts lately been taken, Eizonda and San
Eskroan, the Notifications we're RACED.
Such of the population as are known to
be favorable to the Republic are subj cted to
heavy taxation. The operatio in Biscsy
and Guipuscoa are left in the hands of Liz
zagarra.
Gen. Nelasco, Commander of the Repub-
lican forces, has demanded from Madrid
| 10000 men as q reinforcement, without
which he declares himself unable to operate.
Portugal the next Field for Com.
munism.
| Eight hundred GaliciSn Zornists are
marching on Portugal, where they hope to
find sympathy.
NapOIeOnHsts.
| LONDON, Aug. 15.-Six hundred French
imperialists, NJ. Rouher among them, met al
Chiz hurst to-day and celebrated the fete
day of the late emperor. Prince Louis
Napoleon made a speech in the course o.
which be said: ''Plscing myself as an ex
lie near the tomb OF the Emperor, l repre-
sent his teachings which may be summar.
lied in the motto, Government for the
people by the people," The Prince wa:
loudly cheered and the nesting was mos
enthusiastic.
The New York world Run by Jesuits
BERLIN, Aug. 15.-The North German
Gazette denounces as disgusting the ipven
ton ola report in American papers of al
interview with Prince Bismark in which he
is made to say that he would extirpate the
idea of God and substitute that Of thu
State. 1t declares that Bismarck neVe
used such language or advocated such sen
timents, and believes the falsehood origi-
mated in the Vaccinations of the Jesuits.
M0tley's ssNeuraIgIa-'
NEW YORK, Aug. ia London lette
Gated July 81 says Mr.. Motley's paralytiC
stroke occurred as he was taking Lady Mar
garet Beaumont down to dinner. His righ
arm suddenly fell powerless by his side an
the side itself was somewhat Affected. Th
physicians agree in regarding the paralys
as by no means serious. MOtley's neryou
system has suffered partly from over worl
and partly from the circumstances Of hi
retirement from the mission to this court
He has never ceased to regard himself as il
treated and insulte1.
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CHOLERA.
Chicago Confesses Its Presence.
Fortv.Two.Deaths Acknowledged.

FOFtY-TwO-Deaths Acknowledged.
CHICAGO, Aug. 15.-The Times this
morn:ng says the fact is one that need not
longer ba concealed, that the cholera pre-
walls in this city; that is to say, there have
been AZ deaths from that disease While
this is true, it is also true that the.e is not
yet any occasion for serious alarm. The
area to which the visitation has been main
ly limited is not large, and is clearly de-
fined. Moreover, there are local causes
which go far toward explaining t 70 appear
ance of the disease.
The local columns of the Times contain
reports of the interview of reporter with
several prominent physicians, all of whom
state that they have treated qui g Dumber
of well defined cholera cases during the past
six weeks, snd one of these physicians fixes
the number of deaths at the above figure.
The sanitary department., DR.. Miller, and
his immediate predecessor DR.. Parish, were
also interviewed and both admit that there
have been some cases of cholera, but assert
that there Is and has been no cause for
alarm. The cases have all occurred in the
extreme southern part of the city In crowded
dirty tenement houses and where the only
water in use has been drawn from shallow
wells. The city officers have been doing
every thing to prevent the spread of the
disease aud to improve the sanitary condi-
ton of that part of the city, and new water
mains have been laid. The infected district
is now supplied with pure lake water aud the
sanitary department is of the opinion thai
the worst is over.
Louisville, Ky.
= LOUISVILLE, Aug. 15.-One death from
cholera, the first case for two weeks occur
red here this morning. The victim, Mrs
Daller, died after ten hours illness.
Columbus, o.
COLUMBUS, o., Aug. 15.-One fatal case
of cholera occurred last night.
Increasing in Germany.
LONDON, Aug. Is. Dispatches from va
rious places in Germany state the cholera il
increasing in violence.
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APPALLING SUICIDE.
Love, Drink, Disappointment. Death

Love, Drink, Disappointment Death.
From the Paris (Tenn.) Intellgencer, Aug. IA.
A horrible affair occurred in the neigh
borhood of North FORK, in this county, on
Wednesday, the Oh inst, in the suicide OF
Mr.. w. T. Key, tho facts Of which are, as
near as we can learn, as follows:
1t appears that Mr. Key bad been drink
ing very hard for about two months, and
had become almost maniac through the
effects ofs alcohol. Some time previous be
had been paying his sddr esses to Miss Mol
lie Nance, daughter of Mr.. John B. Nance.
of this county, who looked favorsbly upon
his suit at first, but recently dismissed him,
wisely preferring life of ceIibscy to union
with q man OF .ch irregular habits. lie
afterwards threatened TO kill himself, and
in tie presence of bis former lady-.ove, but
the threat was treated as an idle jest.
On tie day above mentioned, Mr.. KeJ
repaired to the house of Mr.. Nance, and il
accordance with his threat, in the presence
of Miss Mollie, placed a revolver In hi:
mouth, and after spping the pistol twice
deliberately removed the old caps and re
plaoea them it'll rev ones; be again pn
the pistol in bis mouth and fred, tearlne
the top of bis bead of, and fell within thre'
feet of his Heetheart.
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THE TURF.
Exciting Day at Utica-Judge Fuller.
ton TrOts a Half Mile In I;O3.

Exciting Day at Utica-Judge Fuller
ton TrOts a Half Mile In I;O9.
UTICA, n. Y, Aug. b. The frs race
for horses that had never beten 2:21, for a
Purse of 5000, 5000 to the first, Sl,50O
TO the second, $500 to the third, and $500
to the fourth, was won by Judge Fullerton,
Camors second, Lucille Golddust third, and
Sensation tourth-the Only four horses that
started. Camors won the third heat. Time
2:22, 2:234 2:23R, 22:54. Fullerton sold in
the pools for $l92, Camors 500 and the field
SS2 In the third heat Fullerton broke at
the start and fell ten lergths behir d. Be-
tween the quarter and the half Fullerton
trotted very fast aud was only beaten two
lengths by Camros. In the fourth heat
Fullerton was again left far behind in con-
sequence of bad break, and at the half
mile pole Camors, Sensation and Lucille
Golddust were sb, east, with Fullerton clos
ing the thirty Lengths breach rapidly. From
this point to the three.qusrter Fullerton did
some OF the fastest trotting he probably eval
accomplished. At the three quarter turf
he passed Gamers, who was leading, ami(
The widest excitement and came home thre'
lengths ahead. In the previous heat Fuller
ion, as timed by numerous observers, trot
ted from the quarter to the three-quarte
pole in 1:04. rsEI
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Condensed TaIegrans.

A severe wind and rain storm did con-
siderable damage in Little Book yesterday
afternoon.
In consequences of heavy rains, Pittsburg
reports activity in river circles.
Vanderbilps Pacific railroad has been To-
Gated from Bismarck to the crossing of the
Yellowstone, and a call is made for bids to
grade and bridge this section of 2O5 miles.
The Parade of the Legion of st. Pa rick
passed off quietly in New York yesterday.
Hon. Vim. NJ. Meredith, President of the
Penns ylvsnia Constitutional Convention, Is
dangerously ill. ..... .-....
A u. S. Treasury car passed IndianapO-
lis yesterday with large amount Of gold
from California.
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KILKENNY CATS.
A Possible Solution Of the Indian
Question.

They VIII XIII Each Other IL Let
Alone.
ST. LOUIS, Aug. 15.-Advices from Paw
nee reservation, Nebraska, say the Pswnees
are preparing for war with the Sioux in re-
taliat on for the attack upon them some
days ago. They are said to have about 600
warriors among themselves, and have in
vited the Otoes, Omahas, Yanktcns and
Pencas to join them, nearly all Of whom
have accepted the invitation, and at last &C
counts the braves Of these tribes were either
at or on their way to the Pawnee reserva-
ton. The Pawnees expect to number
1000 warriors, and prosecute relentless
war against the Sioux.
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Rro,xe Rts Neck,

ERIE, PA, Aug. l5-John Bailey while
walking slo3g the street last nlgnt sum olSu
and fell on the pavement breaking his neck,
IA was uncle of Richard Bailey Norton,
formally Mayor of Chicago, and was adopt
ed ana educated by Bishop Strahd of To-
r onto,
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uainm aud Amerieam,

GOLD was excited in New York yester-
day. Opening at 1l4s, the market devel-
oped much weakness, declining to l145, but
a purchase of eight millions by oae of Jay
Gould's brokers, rallied the premium to lis,
and the closing sales were made at 1145.
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OE1Ok1fonA IN In A@N~@N
From the Knoxville Press and Herald, Aug. IA.
The western bound train yesterday noon
brought intelligence ~ the death OF Rev,
Mr.. Schell, of Carriers station who died of
cholera on Tuesday night. 1t Is difhcnlt
matter for The citizens of that community
to account for his sickness, as be was man
CT unusual prudence, and bad not Wis ted
any one Ill with the cholera, or even in the
least subject to the oisease. This is the
only case hat has occurred at Carter 8 Sta
ton, and the general health Of the place IS
good.
The negro who had shsht attack of
cholera in our city ten days ago, and te l.
ing somewhat recovered, went up to Nc
MillaL's station, died stthat rlace yesterday
morning, the disease having made second
very severe attack upon him.
Our reports from other points are faVora-
bic. The disease, although it has mate isl-
ly abated, still prevails in mid form
throughout East Tennessee.
In our city we have to report The death
of Miss Saith, living on Clinch street,
who died yesterday morning, st an early
hour. A Mrs. Crawford, wife OF former
engineer on the Knoxville and 0 Iio rail-
road, living on Temperance Hill, has the
disease, though in a mild form. 1t is
thought she will recover. No other cases
rave been reported.
From the Knoxville Chronicle, Aug. IA.
The section hand at MorristoTr, spoken
of as being down with cholera in yesterday
issue Of the Chronicle died Tuesday night.
Mrs. Sailing died from cholera at Nc
Millan's Station, on Tuesday night. NC
other cases are T, ported there.
All the patients at JonesbOro' with the
exception of one csse, are doing well, and
most Of them are beginning to get up. The
one case referred to is q lady that cannot be
persuaded to take her medicine regular
and hence it is feared she will die.
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CHOLERA In EAST TENNESSEE.

CoTToN is in better demand in New
York at 1890 for m ddling.
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TENNESSEE BONDS closed in New York
last evening at 81 for .hs old issue and Sls
for the new.
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wHITEMAH BROS.
MANUFACTURERS OF
ALI Ras B1ew@paPe1-
Onco, No. south Market,
NASHVILLE

We make our Paper from Rags and pure Hemp
We use no paste or clay to Ill up type.
my25 3m 1stp
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-01-04
Commissioner.

Editors OF the Register:
Plea. e announce JOHN HANDIAN as a
car didaie Tor Commissions OF Webster
District al the coming charter election, and
ohlgs
jan3-i MANY VOTER.
Editors OF the Register:
Plesse announce IOHN ZOECELFR. as
a can idate for, omm ioner Tor Washing &.
ton istrict, and obliso
Jams MANY VOTERS.
Editor OF the R glster:
Pleas. onnounce F.. J STOVE for the os-
fee o' Commi SO er OF NJ di,on District,
at the cleo ion IN Ue held on the 6ih OF Jam
uary. 1877 end nb'ige,
MANY VOTERS OF MADISON TP.
ja-i
ditors or the Register:
Please anrornoe CHARLES OTTE as a
cand date fJi Commissioner for the Distr Ct
If RltchIe, and oblise -
jail MANY VOTERS.
Editors of the Register:
Please announce JER" Y B. SHEPPARD
az a candidate for Commissioner OF Madison
District, al the coming county election,
and obliRe MANY VOTERS.
Editors Register:
Tlease announce me as a candidate for
Cou missioner OF Richie District. Basis:
A general reduction In extravaganza and
taxation. JOHN w. SCHULlL.
ial
Editors OF the Register:
Please announce BENJAMIN FISHER
as candidate Tor the 9th e OF Comni' SION
er, for the Clay District, OF ohio coumty,
al CLAf.
Editors OF the Register:
Please announce WILLIAM KLEVIS "a
a candidate for the office OF Commissioner
for Centre District, and oblige
de,3.-i CENTRE.
Editors OF the Register:
Please announce J. w. BORING as cam
dida'e for the Office OF Commissioner for
Union district, and obl'ge papy votes In
u',3I FOURTH WARD.
Editors OF the Register:
PIE Sc anuounce HUGH CLARK. Esq,
as a suitable Terson to Il ! The offi OF ON
mis-. '"uer for the District OF ria :elphia.
ue,3l THE PEOPLE.
Editors OF the Regi ter:
lsaSe announce CHR'SrOPHERJ CAR
NtY. E,a as n candidate for the office OF
comm sSioner FIR Centre District (Fifth
Ward and obllge -
dec:Ui MANY VOTERS.
Editors OF the Reg lister:
Please announce EUGENELI as can
ulua'6 lot the OInCe OF COMMISSIONER JOT
the Washington Iii trict, and ooIige many
voters in the "
d c27I FIRST WARD.
Editors OF the Register:
Please announce DANIEL 9. THORN
RI'RtjH, 50 as n proper erSon to MI TIT
Office NJ Commissioner 'or the District OF
TriHdelphia. Every voter in TTiadelphia
knows Mr.. hoI nburgh tn be an honest,
mnetenr and safe man Tor this RESPONSE
BILE position. -
dec2i.i MANY CITIZEN
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THE ice L BROKEN
THE CARRIE BROOKS SUNK.
The Other Boats all Safe
THE PARTICULARS, &C.

Az we stated in yesterdays REGISTER
the ice commenced to break about
eleven o'clock Thursday night, at the
gorge near the Belmont mill. but stop
ped after moving few feet. Yesterday
morning about four o'clock it started
again below, and by half past five the
river was nearly free of ice. Not until
about half-past six, though. did the ice
above give way, and then with a roar
and q crash it came down with resist
less force.
The ferryboat Eureka was torn from
her berth and carried over to this shore,
where she now lies piled up near the
Clarkson Boat Club house. We have
not been able to learn the extent OF her
injuries.
The steamboats, in barbor here all
bad steam up and we're ready for any
emergency, except being cut down.
As the thick ice struck the Pitts
burgh packet Carrie Brooks, it cut ox
some twelve or fifteen feet Of her side
and she now lies in q sinking condition.
She is bouyed up BY the ice under her,
and as soon as that is gone she will 60
to the bottom.
The Brooks was the only one of our
packets injured. The New State lies
at the mouth ofthe creek uninjured.
The Science and all the other boats
in harbor at Bellaire have escaped with.
out injury.
A flat passed down in the ice yester-
day. 1t ia thought that it broke away
from the neighborhood Of Martins
Ferry.
A dispatch from Pittsburgh says the
gorge at Pool No. broke yesterday
morning, carrying off eighteen flats, one
barge and the dry docks. Some OF
them were sunk.
The river is rapidly rising here and
the prospect is that navigation will be
resumed az soon as the ice runs out.
Yesterday afternoon a dispatch was
received from Steubenville announcing
that the ice had not broken above
there. Shortly after its reception the
gorges below gave way and the water
ell here some three or four feet, leaving
great masses of ice, from fifteen to
eighteen inches thick, piled up along the
shores and the wharf.
About dark we heard that second
dispatch had been received from Pitts
burgh, stating that the ice had broken
at Wellsville, and with a booming
river, was coming down lend over
end" tearing everything to pieces in its
way. Our steamboatmen were anx'
iousy looking for it last night, but at
this writing-ten o'clock-it has not
reached here and the river in front Of
the city is entirely clear OF ice.
Captain Darlington, OF the Carrie
Brooks, got a syphon into his boat yes
terday about noon, and by dark bad
her aAoat again. If she received no
injury last night, she will probably be
got into such shape to day that she can
be easily repaired. She is insured in
Pittsburgh offices.
The ferrybost Eureka, mentioned
above, and the wharf boat we're both
lying up high and dry on the shore last
evening. The owners OF both were
anxious in regard to the coming rise.
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TIE BFcK BLOCK The stores under
the beautiful block lately built by Mrs,
Beck. opposite the postofice, are now
ready tor renting There are no finer
business rooms in Wheeling. Large,
airy, comfortable. with fine cellars un-
der them; finished inside and out in
superb style and with mammoth plate
glass windows, they are just such stores
as men OF business want The location
is one OF the best in the city. Almost
directly opposite the postoffice, and on
the principal retail business street OF
the city-Msrket street.-The block
stands conspicuous as the most elegant
and tasteful 70 the city. The stores are
very large, kelss about sixty BY TWEEN.
Af.Ave ,Rss1st dssiring to rem. .
store roow sksah csll on A. Reymann
or A. c. Egerief, and examine the
premises.
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ANNoUNcEM EMIT.
City Clerk.

Edityrs OF The RegiSter:
Please announce The name OF JOHN
HFRR N as an indepe ndent candidate Tor
the office of City Clerk. -
jams MANY VOTERS.
Editors OF the Register.
hereby announce myself as a candidate
for the Office OF Citv Clerk, and II elected
will endeavor TO discharge the dulles vi the
office faithfully. -
JOHN n. RHINEHART.
Editors OF the Register;
Please announce w. T. EMBLEM az a
candidate for tho office Of City Clerk, al
the coming charter election. jail
We are authorized to anr ounce that
GEORGE O. BLACK, who now holds the
pusirion ~ City Clerk, will be q candidate
for that office at the ensuing city election.
jail
Editors Of the Reg, ter
Py the request OF many citizens, please
announce FRA NCIS A BRITT as candi-
date for City Clerk, at the ensuing munici.
pal election.
Edi' ois OF the Register:
You will please announce me rs candi-
da'e al the next municipal election for the
Office Of City Clerk
dec3l.i ALEX. II. FoRGEY.
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GETTING BErrER.-We understand
that our young friend James NJ. Wal
tiers, VINO has been very low for the
lsst few months with the typhoid fever,
is getting along finely. Thanks to
good nursing and the excellent attention
Of his physician, DR.. J. c. Hupp.
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PocKtr PlcKED.-Mrs. John Boring,
while attending the auction sale, on
Market street yesterday afternoon, was
relieved of her pocket book containing
about ten dollars. The store was very
greatly crowded al the time and it was
i'm possible to tell who committed the
,haft
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SATURDAY, JANUARY 4, 1873
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
New Advertisements

New Advertisements.
For Rent-E. B. Young.
You Lie, Villainl-Special Notice.
Washington Hall-Welcb. Clark d
Hart.
Dissolution of Partnership.
Washington and Lee University.
For Rent-George H. Parks.
Spectacles-Oxtoby i Duffield.
Uudertaking-Mendel, Booth & Co
Fourth Street NJ. E Oh urch.
Declination-R. G. Barr.
Announcement-W. P. Adams.
Recommendations Smith.
Announcement-Aaron Kelley.
New Firm-Reiman IL Stamm.
S. to $50 per Day.
$1,000 Reward.
Geo. P. Rowell Il Coz Gazetteer.
American Newspaper Directory.
Advertisers Gazette.
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IN THE nUNI,IP,L COURT OF

VIII. cling. in Assump>it.
John Roemer and Joseph A. Bell part
ners, doing business as John Roemer Co.,
U.s. Theodors bruerkner ami Luu's z. Salter.
bach, partners, doing BUSH ess as Brueckner
& -alterbach.
rhe attach ment In this cause having been
returned execu ed, and neither of the de-
PENDANTS having been served with copy
Thereof, nor With process in thisEuit and II
appearing from an affidavit fled herein
that said defendants are non-re>idenfs OF
the State OF west Virginia, the said detend-
ants are hereby required 10 appear within
one month after the date of the first publ
cation OF this order. as required by Chapter
l2i of the Code OF West Virginia, ana do
what Ia necessary TO protect their inter, SIS
The object OF this suit Is to recover from
the defendants the sum OF three hundred
and eighty-nine dollars and SKY eight
cents, with interest ON The I'd day of r o.
v'mber. 1871, and 10 'ublect the properly
attached to The payment thereof.
A Copy. este:
taylor & BARR, P4ainiiffs' Attorneys.
decl2.Oawt
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Why 1.-The Iotsligsnesr OF yesterday
says that the new Lodge OF Knights
Of Pythias at Moundsyille is called
Minnie" MYRTLE Lodge No. Is. Why
the M nbie?' Isn't Myrtle" good
enough? Does the MteMgsncer man
wish to have it inferred from his Nip.
ME- that the Moundsville Knights are
Young suckers?
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FIGBr on rug RAILROAD. - Yesterday
a light occurred among the workmen
on section sixteen, OF the Pittsburgh,
Wheeling and Kentucky railroad.
Four OF the ringlesders were arrested
by Constable Junkins and brought
before Squire Gillespy, who sent them
to jail 10 deisul, OF their giving bail in
the sum o. 5000 each.
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4 DscrpED fxrRovnfEsr.-We sup
poss all our readers, in common With
ourselves, have noticed the decided inn
pro,emsut in both quantity and quality
Of the gas during the past week. The
new and enlarged facilities for making
gas lately provided at the gas works are
now brought to bear in furnishing the
required supply. All that is necessary
now are larger mains, and then each
consumer will be amply supplied.
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FIFTY CKKrs TO ONE DOLLAR A DAY
will secure permanently for you 10 one
year, a superb piano or a splendid
Eureka organ, at Sheibs Music Store
1t will be q vi e New Years resolution
10 engage an instrument as above. and
make your family happy thereby
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Police CoURr.-The only case before
the Police Court yesterday morning wa,
that of Samuel Lewis, charged with
delivering coal that had not been
weighed The offense being established
Mr. Lewis was fined S. and costs.