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New Orleans Republican., 1873-07-04
Suecessiep of Mary Haley. Deceased Wife
at chnlas EnrouSOn-NO 36t 81

SUeCeNeICn Of NINTy I1aIfy, DfrtWsVU WIG
OF Nicholas FeTgusOn-So. &c. "a.
cECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR TEE PARISH
y of Orleans-Notice is hereby given to the cred
itOrs of this estate and to all other persons herein
Interested to show cause within ten days from
the present notification, if any they have or can,
why the account presented by TIE admins
and approved and the funds distr buted in ac
cordance Herewith and the administrator dis-
charged from further Inability.
By order Q: the Court.
~ 9. FRANK rACr JR Clerk
New Orleans Republican., 1873-07-04
W. r. HAhFEN,
les IS jy5 Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.

samuel Smith and Andrew w. smith VS..
Samuel JAmisOn.
NIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THB PARISH OF
II Orleans, No. 4669.-By virtue of writ of seiz-
are and sale to me directed by the honorable the
Fifth District Court for the parish Of Orleans, in
the above entitled cause, will proceed to sell at
public auction at the Merchants and AuctiOneers'
Exchange, Royal street, between Canal and Gus
tomhOuse streets, i'll the Second District of this
city, on SATURDAY. July S. 1873, at twelve
o clock H.. the following described property to
wit
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situated, being
and lying this First trict of this city forming
the northeast corner of Gravier and CarOndelet
streets, measuring, in French measure, more or
less, twenty seven feet front on Gravier street.
ninety eight feet depth and front on CarOndelet
street, ninety seven feet on o line separating IL
from the property owned now or lately by Joseph
Daugrain, and thirty nine feet and half on line
separating it from the property owned by William
and improvements thereon, rights, ways and ad-
vantages thereuntO belonging or in any wise apper.
tanning. Which said property belongs to Samuel
JamsOn defendant lereiH, by means OF the pur-
chase which he made thereof jointly with the late
James McIRtcsh, each in the proportion tf One ur-
divided half from Joseph Duna, by act passed be-
fore Hilary Breton Cenas, late notary public in this
city, on the twenty.sixth day Of November, 1856,
and the said late James Mcintosh did, by his last
will and testament. duly proved before the Second
district Court of New Orleans. and ordered to be-
property unto the said defendant, who has been
put in possession thereof by virtue Of q judgment
Of said Second District Court Of New Orleans.
bearing date the sixteenth day OF February, l85ls
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash ON the spot.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-07-04
TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.

TO WHOM IT MAY CONCEKN.
DEPARTMENT OF CONMERCE,
City Hall, New Orleans, June 49, 1873. !
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL OWNERS
IN of ballast, curb, gutter. square stones spare,
boilers and distractions Of Whatever kind being
or remaining on the levees the wharves Of the
city, to remove the same within thirty day from
the publication OF this notice, or the same will
be dealt with in accordance with ordinance No.
2l87 of the City Council, passed June II, 1873
iel9 3Ot E. NJ. TURNBULL. Administrator.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-07-04

Succession of JOhn VOelkel.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL PERSONS
N having claims against the above succession
to nre sent the same for settlement to the under.
signed within ten days from the first publication
hereof and all persons indebted to said succession
are requested 10 come forward and settle the same
without delay. CATHERINE VOELkEL.
ie26 lOt- Natural Tutrix.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-07-04

United states VS.. 6e3 Packs Monte Cards,
etc-NO 1929.
1NTHE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT, DIS.
4 trict of Louisiana-Bv virtue Of writ of ven.
ditioni ezponas to me directed in the above emit.
tied suit, viii proceed to sell to the highest bid.
der, on SATURDAY, July S, 1873 at twelve O'Clock
M at the main entrance to the Customh0use, on
Canal street. between Old Levee and Peters streets,
in this city
683 packs Monte Cards.
2000 packs Cigarettes.
1000 Cigars.
Terms-Cash in United States funds at the time
OF sale.
United States Marshais Office New Orleans.
June %. 1873. $. B. PACKARD
ie24 % jy345 United States Marshal.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-07-04
CONSTABLES' SALES.

Joseph TeoulIef vs. Joseph Paysse-
Fourth Justice Cour: ior the parish CT Or
ny VIRTUE Of WRIT OF FIERl FACrAS
ID TO ne directed ~ the Hon. John Cain,
Fourtl. Justice Of the Peace in and for the
parish Of Orleans wiz proceed 20 sell at public
auction, On TUESDAY, IUly 3. 1873. at twelve
O'Clock NJ. i. from: q nv Office, NJ. fEepcbmea
street.
ONE WOOD CART No. .G7s.
Seized IN the above entitled sc.s.
Terms-Casa OF the kpOt.
ie2o jyl8 J. ". JONES. Ccnstable.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-07-04

sale q Murphy VS.. SteambOHt FIuVIIa-
No. TO-
IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT,
i District of LOuisiaua.-In obedience to an
admiralty warran, to III directed in the above
tilted suit: I have seized and taken INTO my posseg.
E.oc- -
THE STEAMBOAT FLAvfLLA, her boats. tackle.
furniture engines etc. now libeed by Sale My.
r,.v for tho set forth in the libel now
bending the District Court of the United States.
And do hereby cite and adinonis1 tho Owne; Of
owners thereof. and all and every person Or pes.
SONS having or pretending to have any right, tito
or interest in or to the same, to be and appear a!
District Court of the United states, for the oiss
.Ict aforesaid to be holden the city of New Or.
leans, on the third Monday of July. 1873, to show
cause if any they have can, why the ssia
steamboat Flava should not be condemned AID %
sold agreeably to the prayer of lbelants.
Unifed States uarshaps Office New OrleanAs
twenty-sixth day Of June. 1878.
y. B. PACKARD,
je27 jy5 1920 Cpited States Marsha
New Orleans Republican., 1873-07-04

SECOND DISTRICT COURT TCi: THK PARISH
g.. ORLEANS.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-07-04
MARSHAL'S MONITIONS,
aHlbOat Fla.

Wilson, Fagan & Co. vs.. Steamboat Flss
va--No. lO,L}0.
I'm THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
4 District of Lousiana.-In obedience to at.
miraty warrant to me directed in the above one
titled suit have seized and taken into my posses.
biOn- -
THE STEAMBOAT FLAVILLA, her boats tackle,
gan Il Co.. for the causes set forth in the libes
now pending ia the district Court OF the United
States.
And do hereby cite and adm0nsil the owner of
owners thereof, and all and every person or per.
or interest in or to the same, to be aud appear az
District Court Of the United States for the district
aforesaid to be holden at the city of New Orleans.
on the third Monday in July, to show cause.
if any they have can why the said steamboat
Flayia should not be condemned aud be SOD
agreeaby to ahe prayer OF lbelants.
United States marshars Office. New Orleans
s. B. PACKARD.
i.21 Tvs 1920 United States Marshal.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-07-04

Tickets $40. Haf tickets &5. Quarters 81 81.
Our lotteries are chartered by the State, are
ALWAYS drawn at tho time named. ana all draw
ings are under the supervision Of sworn commits
siOners.
The Official drawing will be published in the St.
Louis papers and a copy of the drawing sent to
purchasers of tickets.
We viii draw . similar scheme the last day Of
every month during the year 1873,
Remit by postoffce money orders. registered
letter, draft or press
Send for q circular. Address
MURRAY, MILLER & CO..
Poetoefce box 244o. ST. Louis Missouri
spl0 cod Wlv
The New York herald., 1873-09-29
THE POLES,
The Polish Church Project.

At the Harmonic Rooms, In Essex street,
meeting OF Polish residents who are en-
gagged In project to establish q Polish
Roman Catholic church In this city, was held yes.
terday afternoon, when DR.. Zoinowski presided. A
committee appointed at q previous NEE ting sub
mtted report OF a conference on the subject with
Archbishop McCioskcy to the effect that rs soon
as congregation Is lorme1 ana priest engaged
cnurch Will he assigned for the use of the same
until cnurch OF their own shan have been OBJ
tanned. Resolution was passed 10 form an ass0-
cation to carry oat The project, and the names OF
those present were enrolled as members. respec-
lively az members Vi tie congregation TO be formed;
eaco omembcr IL was resolved, IL to pay an initla-
ton lee Of ST. Ii was also resolved 10 send to Po-
land Tor priest ~ be engaged as pastor OF the
projected congregation. 10 Is proposed TO acquire
certain church property that Is located on avenue
G and n tn street
The New York herald., 1873-09-29

Atnc1St-A Aetter from Inc OreoG
s,~sstatesman. "~is
- DRESDEN, Ammon Strasse "a, Sept s, 1873.
TO THE EDITOR THE HERALD:-
send you q translation Of an authentic reply
from Prince Bismarck to The stories OF CONVEX
sation the subject OF religion which q Berlin
correspondent OF the New York World cOmmuni-
Gated TO his paper, and which other papers, more
bent upon sensation than truth, have copied with
out discrimination or scrupe. The subject seemed
to me important enough to warrant a correspond
ence with Prince Bismarck, and elected the fol-
lowing reply, which he gave me full liberty 10 use
at my discretion:-
with many thanks. SO many iasenO0ds are told
on my account that am not astOnshed at this
bareiaced invention. l do not know II there are
people stupid enough to believe such things; but
one thing Is certain-I nereT h1d 10Th any .
you refer. There can consequently not even be
misunderstanding alleged as pretext for that
falsehood tLdgeIlel. But IT strikes me that the
tianity," very plainly shows the source and pur-
pose VI that calumny.
That nay conrictions ana my better are the oppo-
site Of tchat that Jat,e puts IN my mouth no man
in Germany doubts and also In America people
dssenj as to think 80 he would hardly be fool
enough thus TO talk. V. BISMARCK.
The translation is as literal as could make it
without spolng the scope and point Of his decla-
ration. Tie matter itself is OF great Importance to
the Christian-nay, 10 the rengious-world; and as
an authentic declaration from such maste c-mind
it - worth great many sermons, even. when
spoken by the Beechers or Sydows OF the present
generation. | send 1t to the HERALD becluse 1t
was, "a suppose, the only leading paper that was
Discreet enough not to propagate such doubtful
news and to play with name tnat rules men and
empires for the sake Of creating an hours sensa-
ton. am with great respect, very truly yours,
ID. BENDAN, Ph. D.,
late Professor New York University.
r. S.--C0ncerning my reliability ] refer you to
Chancellor Toward Crosby, No. 306 Second avenue.
or the German, as 1t WAS sent to me by Prince
Bismarck himself ! send you a verbatim copy,
which you may give TO the New York stats
The New York herald., 1873-09-29
WIIKIE COLLINS AND THE UNION SQUARE
THEATRE
NEW YORK, Sept. 81, 1873.

NEW YORK, Sept. %, 1873
To rus EDITOR OF THE iiraALp:-
In your article OF this morning, "wilkie Collins
In New YORK." after stating that "some SIX or
elgnt dramatic versions OF the New Maeaalen,
had been produced by tae wandering scrbes OF
Columbia" you add that "the last OF all, which Is
produced at another under the title OF the Geneva
Cross" This statement would make IL appear
that am OF the band OF literary pirates who have
already appropriated Mr.. Collins property. Per-
init me, through your columns, to dscaim the i'm
putaton, and TO add that the play about to be pro-
duced as the Geneva cross" Is entirely original
am, SIR, yours, obedenty,
GEORGE FAwCETT ROWE.
The New York herald., 1873-09-29

Ohurch Of God, II wo as .hdvduals MADE rsp,d "a.
vsncement IN the Chr Stan life. these stereotyped
years would be ssinappropriate to us as the shoes
and the hats ana the coats we wore ten or fifteen
years ago. The birds are wiser than we, because
they know when to start. There are those who
have perished halfway between the world and
Christ They began TO pray, but they began to pray
in to attend them in their last sickness
and their mind was gone, or they were
on the express train, gong forty miles an
was up and they went down. How long TO repent
and prays Two seconds Two seconds to do the
nifty in Two secondsl We cannot extemporize
heaven. II we do not get prepared in this world
we Will never take part In the orchestral harmo.
nles OF the saved. Ii we go out OF this world un-
pardoned we secure for our souls blasted resi-
dence. Oh that we were wise as the crane and
the stork, nying away Fly away from the tenn
The New York herald., 1873-09-29
FIRE IN ANN STREET.

fire broke out yesterday afternoon "a the sop
moor OF the six story building No. 90 Ann street.
occupied by J. searle, bookbinder, that caused a
damage OF 81 800. The building belongs to samuel,
Crookcraft. II WAS insured to tue extent OF 1900
The New York herald., 1873-09-29
BISMARCK.

BISMARCK.
A Parliamentary Evening Party
at Prince Bismarck's.
BiSmarck'S Abode in the Ministry Of For
eign Affairs, 76 WilhelmS StraSse.
THE PRINCE AND HIS FAMILY.
The Parties of the First German Parlia-
ment and Their Leaders.
Bismarcks Opinion Of the Relations Between
Germany and the United States
'.-<s,r.~,.&sss a. 90
SOUTH GERMAN STATESMEN.
The Deputies, DR.. Lasker and Kryger, and
the North schleswig Question.
The Supper in the
Kuppelsaal.
B A v RIAN B T. e r :.
The Opinion Of Bismarck and His Intimates
as to- the End Of the Strife with
the UltramOntanes.
TWO O'CLOCK A. M.
The Value of Such Reunions as Regards
M I'm M Tsk
The New York herald., 1873-09-29
BISMARCK,s CHRISTIANITY.

Contradiction OF the Fable Published
by the ssWOrld" Making bismarck
an Athcfst-A Letter from the Great
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-03-12
8eEer ipate &eue, oils feline.

Bonn erlten Sage ibrer 3idfebr in bas
paterlibe Saus bate Sisfa @Qes III be-
ipStteln ansefansen. NidtS tpnntsn bic
9uten Gltern tbun, pcer Is mar eemein,
idledt prer unss;iemenp /; unp ba pas
fransSlirte Oamden in mauden lGIauen
&niHen wpbl beipanpert mar, beuste rnp
lenfte iie cen Wilen ibrer Gltern wie
marines 8a6s.
Ib Spr p,ei llbr fpnnts iie ni6ts
slIeu ie bate feinen Sauernmaaen. Oils
ie rieie GrflIrung b6rten, prrpe Der Sas
ter ttie, tie Wutter betriibt, belize, neil
ie ibr games ee6en lang I'm pielelbe
Stunpe ibr Mittassmabl senpmmen bait
ten, uno ;uridi9rafen Dor elmer 70 sdnss
li6en Serlnreruns, bic ale ibre iibriasn
Ssi6dftisunsen iber ben Saulsn rsrfea
mubte. @ber Sisfa ing an su brums
men, unp iausr Su ieben-sS BALI ni9ts,
cenn Ger Sater mar in pielem puntte IN.
%beusiam. Siefa weinte, pab ibr Die
Sbrdnsn iber bic 8ansen itrBmtsn es
bali nod ni9ts, Ob9lei1 ibr bic Wutter
ibr Die Wut.sr oieSmal aus Mitieipen
bsitanc. 5sst rel Sisfa in Sbnma6t
ie befam firGterli6e Srdmpfe, unp ses
tereete iid, mic Semarr, Der iein Sim
bel idnirt, I'M in Die arcere @elt ab,us
siebrn. Gin franSbiirter Doctor erfabs
rem in ben riseninnigen &ranfbeiten Ger
fem er;cgenen Ddmden, fam unp ersdbls
tie 10 fUrdterli6s Dinge BON cen Nercen
Ger Damon, RAP Die Gltern Gcpiemael
aus An9lt belbloNsn Inn prei llbr ibr
Mittassmabl ein;unsbmen.- @ie oft
qualte iie jeBt Ger 9un9sr, "a iie INNER
UNI pier pper flint lbr peS Wtpr9eu5 aufs
itancfn, lnc 10 LANCE falten musten
wdbrenp Die semi6ltde Sisga mic Ypr
reun ubr berurtcr fam.
llnp rana rie Slide! @el6' drmli6e
Ride. Simmer Grripfel, &pbl Deer
NSirlln8 unC S6lmaeii6, Selptten pper
Scbraten Go 1T INNER caiIelbe. Stsfa
1T Yen Belt III 3ett 10 idwa6 u. 10 matt,
lte mug Elm Saub6m prer einise Sbsel
ellen, cas- pirp ibr beller i@mefen uno
ibr gut tbun.-Sbre 1aidrn itsden imls
nler you 9fsTsrmirs@ une Gitrpnenfiis
tel6en ; eenn cas- un9liifli6e &inb bat
allerlei S9meSen, Wasenl6mersen,
9er;Iamsr;eh Sppfl9msr;en NerYens
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-03-12

man rrei Sreier susleih bat. man ldpn
einen Serlicren fam, pbne eesbalb 9arS
Y~crla1en su lein, Spn Der Grobsihreis
bune bate ite bebaltsn, nab Yaris Die
ihSnite Start in Der @elt pdre rae
ShlaraTenlanp brr iun9sn Mdc6n
mo man INNER ifdfert unp tais;t, unr
pp ;ebnmal mebr S6auipielbauIer als
&trnen inn ; no ete Wprm unp 90,
maren erfunpen mercen II. 10, rte
i6Bnfen 0tl,ae peridweiaen mir. Irs
Ger Sabeltunre prer WYtbplp9ie nufte
lie nidt6 ancer5, ais raB Die 0Sttin rer
eiebe @enuS beist, unp Der fleine Guptrp
itr Spbn iei. Sernsr wuste tie bic franz
,SiIdcn Senennunsen spn &leipcrn unp
StCHen aler Nrten, Den ieper Sprte npn
9aar'hmuf, pcn allen 9cmacen, suten
uro ihledten 0eri6en, Spn alien pa
itetden uno Sbrthen -. Sebt carin
beitanp Stsfa's Silpuna. 9Sar ie nun
cine perle BON einem MGrden posr cine
iran;SIIde 3%ierpuppe? Sater 8rplsmael
pirpe auf bic Srase nidt 9iinitis scant.
pprtet BADEN, ME paS reutlib berppreebt
aus cen fplgenren @prten, rpelhe CT UNI
aefdbr I'M risie Belt su benz Doctor 9elfs
mans auserte:
Satten mir gurem 8atb sefplst Opcs
tor, rann rpiirpe unlere Sisfa ieBt per-
sniiat unp einfa6, biuter ibrem 0arens
tiid iteben. sic miirpe uns lieben, UNI
pir wiirren nit Sreuce arbeiten, ibr Gin
sutcs Grbtbeil ,lnp einsn beludtrn Ga
zen binterla1en /; aber mas 1T nun? lie
list binter benz 3aeentil6 nit elmer Ieices
men S6irse unp sefrauieltem Saar pbne
lSaube. sic plappert unp Idrist ben
aan;en Gag nit junsen Wil6barten unp
6Intden, Die urter Dem Scrwance Gis
sarren sa faufen mir pas Saus fait fir
men, unp Die Siirssr barariS Sertreiben.
Die Salfte meiner Sunpen babe i'd Idpn
perloren. Sreunp Yslfmans, rpenn i6
NAL topt bin, miro Der Sdterli6e 4aSen
aud ;u @runre ssben, penn Sisfa wirp
ME einen junsen Wann hires Stanpes
beiratben wpllen, unc iast mir NAL, mo-
su finr rieie papiernen Sumter gut ? Sbr
battet Gedt Doctor, cine sriinpli9e fla
mii9e Grsiebuns pGrre aus meinsr Sp9
ter cine tiidtise uno ipariame Sausfrau
aemadt baben, iie piirpe mebr niBli6e
Dinse miilen, ME jsyt ie ,pirse spts
tesfirdtis unp ilttlam sebIisten iein F.;
ater nein, iIe mubte in Elm penfpnat
seben unp fran;1iiid lerneu. Sebt es 1T
mbslid, tb fam es jeppd nidt slaubcn,
paB cine iOlde Grstebuns ii9 fir Elm
Gpelmannsfino palle /; mas i6 aber am
beiten peiB, it, raB le Elm Siirsermdp>
den BON Grunp aus Serrirbt. Aber
mas fam pas belfen, Doctor, es it, wie
ibr iast: penn ras &alb ertrunfen 1T,
pedt man Den Drummer gu, unp frabt
ii9 binter ben Sbren.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-13
MIscELLA NEoUs.
| $1,000 GIF IS,
100000.

On TUESDAY, JULY Sth, 1873, the THRU
GRAND GIFT CONCERT, under the MANAGE.
ment of Ex-Governor Thos. E. Bramletie,
nd authorized by special act Of the Legs.
lature, for the benefit offhe Public Library
Of Kentucky, positively and unequlvocal.
" comes of in Public Library Hall at Lon.
isyille, KY, when lo,too Gifts, an cash
amounting to $4,000. will be distributed
by lot among. the ticSet-holders Tie
money to pay all these gifts in full Is al.
ready in bank and set aside for that pur.
pose, as the following certificate shows:
Orr1cEor FIRMsRs'ANp DRovERs'RANxl
LOUISVILLE KY, Ap.il7, 1873
This isto certify that there /. In the Farm.
er-s, and Drovers' Bank, to the credit OF The
Thiui Grand Gin oncert for the benefit o.
the Public Library OF KY, Five Hundred
Thousand Dollars, which has been set spart
nv the managers to pay the gifts In full and
will he held by the Bank and pad out for
,his purpose, and this purpose only.
Signed h. .. NEESh, lashie:.
Only a few tickets remain uuso!d, and
they will be furnished to the frs, applicants
at the following prizes: Whole tickets, So;
halves. IS; quarters, $3.50; II whole tickets
for 500; So for $500; III for sl,COO, and S;i
for 500 For tickets and iull information,
aYplyto THUS r. bhaMLsIIEr
ans geb Louisville. Ky.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-13

TIE closing out of Spring Goods and
the opening OF Summer Stock. Messrs
l. Blum & Bro. have been busy for the
last week in closing out the balance Of
their Spring Goods, and buyers have
found their announcements to be more
than true. Those who have visited
this establishment have received bar
gains hey oud their expectations. We
are informed that this sale will be COM
tinued yet for few days. In the mean.
time Messrs I. Blum & Bro. will receive
and open daily new Summer Styles Of
which they will apprise their customers
and the public generally That this
firm sells cheap we need not stop to ar
que. Ladies, give l. Blum & Bro. call
either at their principal store, 1874; or
at their Branch House, ll9 Main
street.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-13

THE new Pipe Organs which are now
receiving at sheib'e music store, wash
ington Hall, attract TIE most marked
attention. This is no new tangled idea
to get out of order at every change Of
temperature, but one that has been
tested thoroughly for several years and
is warranted to keep in order without
attention. The exquisite sweetness Of
tone produced, the immense power, and
the cheapness OF the Instruments, place
them far ahead OF anything else, and
for house or church use they have no
equal.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-13

FANNY B. PRICE CoMING.-That
charming young actress who won such
great popularity here last fall, Miss
Fanny R. Price, and whom We rever-
euce because che has too much good
sense to spell her name with An Sic at
the end OF it, with well selected stock
company, is to open a short season at
Washington Hall, commencing on
Thursday evening next. May 18th. The
initial performance is East Lynne, a
play that is a favorite here, ard one
which Miss Price has won high honor
IN her rendition OF the principal char
acter. 1t is not too much to say that
Wheeling has not, for years, had the
pleasure OF seeing plays better rendered
than BY the Fanny B Price troupe,
Our citizens will, OF course, a. they
always do, literally patronize the tai
ented young artistic
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-13

COUNTY COURT. - This Court met
yesterday morning, Judge Cochran yes
terday morning.
John Klevis appeared and plead
guilty to selling on Sunday and was
fined $40 and costs.
Peter Erb plead guilty to same Of
Tense and was fined $40 and costs.
The case of Andrew Hosenfeld was
continued until this morning.
Awrit of possession was issued to the
plaintiff in the case of Bridget McEntee
against Robert OHare.
In tie case OF the State against John
Maxwell, charged with the larceny Of a
Goa. from Kraus & Bro, on the 18th Of
November last, the prisoner appeared
and plead guilty to the indictment. In
consideration OF the prisoner having re-
NAMED in Jail for elk months before
having 9 hearing. the Court sentenced
him to ten days imprisonment in the
County Jail.
Joseph Bury, charged with petit
larceny, was brought before the Court
and plead guilty. He was sentenced to
jail for ten days.
NJ. Bickel was appointed admins
traitor OF the estate Of Henry Brues,
late O! Ohio county. deceased. Bond
$4,000.
The Court adjourned until 9 o'clock
this morning.