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ITALIAN QUEENS.

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| Queens, carefully selected and guaranteed
TI1rss AT the following rates: One for 50: three
Tor SO: six for so; ten Tor so.
After September l5.will sell full stocks from
s15to sIs each according to quality of hive.
We Guarantee the safe arrival of all Queens
sent from our Apiary to the nearest express
once IfQueens are not received in good
order, purchasers VIII Inotliy Us al once. Zach
SeTy workers, and sulficient honey 10 last the
ionrney. Large sums should be sent by P. D.
orier- on Forest p. o., Forest, Hardin Co., o.
Small sans may be sent Dy registered letter
afonr risk. Ali orders should be accompan.
led with the cash. Orders registered and I'LL
ed and fiIled in rotation. No Queens or stock
sent c. o. D., uEless one half of the money
accompaniestheO order. Orders from Hancock
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Groceries.
n-CLINE SONS.

THOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS
w in Groceries, Flour, Fish and General
variety in the Grocery and Provision line
Good 1rjces paid for Butter, Eggs, and Coun-
try Produce generally. East side OF Main ST,
fIrst door north OF Colt House Block, Findlay,
0hio- TApril Is, T0-tf.l
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naNUG RR0S A CO.

urHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCERS
w and dealers in Flour. Provisions, Wooden
Willow and Stone Ware, Confectionery. Fruits
Notions and general variety. Goods at Whole
sale, at Cleveland and Toledo prices Nos. q
and %, Main Street
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Years. Experience of an
Old Nurse.

Mrs. winsIOw's Soothing Syrup Is the
preset ripfiOn of one of the best female
Physicians and Nurses in the United States
and has been used for thirty years with nsver
falling safety and success by millions of moth
ers and children. from the feeble infant OF one
week old TO the adult. 1t cOrrects acidity of
the stomach relieves wind collie, regulates the
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mother and child, We believe il to be the
Best and Surest Remedy in the World in all
cases of DYSENTERY and DIARRHEA IN
CHILDREN, whether IL arises rom Teething
or from any other cause. Full directions for
using Will accompany each bottle. None
Genuine unless the fac-simile of CURTIS &
PERKINS is on the outside wrapper. Sold
by all Medicine Dealers. July 25-ly
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A TTORNEY AT LAW & COLLECTION
"A Agent. Office in Carlin's Block, oppo-
site the Court House Special attention CIV
en- to collection in town and country. Loans
negotiated on favorable terms. IOct. 20, 1871. ]
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ypsPEcrABLE English msgszine
-ocords- 20 with evident pleasure, thal
re re,Ts ,Ss 80 600 clergymen 6f the Church
of ~ EngIsDd fully 4,G0O abstain ifO~
u .s of spirituous liquors.
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HORACE GREELEY!

The most Popular Biography eXtant-The
most Graphic Political Misrepresentation,
Fulness, Truth, Impartiality-A Book for
the People-A Book for the Laboring Man
"A Book for Statesmen, Scholars and
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No biographical work of such interest to
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rious ana influential OF our country's re-
formers the first journalist of his age, and
the busiest man who ever lived.
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Fremont Boiler Works

o A.JUNE, manufacturer of ali kinds NJ
y. steam Boilers, and Sheet Iron WorI
Smoke Stacks and Boiler Britehing made 70
order on Short Notice. Shop attached 10 r.
mont steam Engine works, on Water Street.
attended to. All work done on reasonahiSS
terms, and warranted TO give satisfactio.
May30, lS73-ly
The New York herald., 1873-06-26

language and profanity. This son and this mother
lived In continual fear and terror OF those threats
anu In daily apprehension OF their fuhlment.
Gentlemen OF the jury, look upon the prisoner
and you win see in him one whose young
lie has been oppressed, and whose youthful hopes
have been blghted in the very bud. Instead OF
youth animated with the aspirations natural to
ms age, looking forward to q career OF honorable
distinction worthy OF the two races from which he
springs he presents before you moody silent
and distracted look, bearing and demeanor, which
not all the love ana fond devotion OF mother has
ever changed. There was no malice In his heart
against his iather-no revengefu feelings to satisfy
beyond such as were aroused by the wrongs in
nicted on his mother. 1t was charged that he
came 10 TINS city premeditatng the act which he
perpetrateo Gentlemen, this is not so. He
came here with some sort OF hope
that he could have induced his rather 10
cease his persecution OF his mother, while he
with his uncle would have made trip to Europe.
he nad known enough of the fathers prosecutions
Oh MS mother to feel that he ought not to leave her
unprotected and without assurance OF exemption
from insult and wrong To secure that object he
came to the city, and. gentlemen you know the
result. When We present our side OF the case you
VIII conclude that the act which has brought this
youthful prisoner to the bar OF this Court the
prompting OF sons affection for q neglected and
wrOngcd mother.
Mr.. Beach concluded q very eloquent speech.
which visibly affected not only the prisoner and
his relatives near him, but the crowded audience
VINO sat out the case during a long session to the
adjournment of the Court.
Inc case VIII be resumed this morning.
The New York herald., 1873-06-26
THE COURTS.
THE WAIKIKI NATIONAL BANK.
Trial Of Ex-President Graham, for Embez.
element, to Take Place in October.
THE ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK
Case OF the Late Cashier, TaintOr- Notion
- for POstponement of the Trial
Decision Reserved.
WOODRUFF, CLAFLIN AND BLOOD.
Progress Of Their Trial in the United
States District Court-0nly Eight
Jurors Obtained Another
Panel Ordered.
WOODRUFF, CLAFLIN AND BLOOD.
BUSINESS IN the OTHER COURTS,

Yesterday, in the United District Court George
c. Clarke Frederick Fisher, L. M. Ferris, Jr. Thomas
w. Pearsall Howard Potter and Edmund A. Smith
were ordered by Judge Batchord to be fined $3.50
for nonatendance as jurors after having been person
ally summoned.
The trial of Woodruff, Cianin and Blood, who are in
dcted tor sending obscene publications through the
mails resumed yesterday in the United states Cir
cult Court before Judge Batchord than two hours
were consumed in obtaining two jurors Only eight
jurors have been procured. The Judge ordered a new
panel Of 800 names to be made returnable to-day
one O'clock to which hour the stands adjourned
Yesterday Edwin G. b. Garsla, Consul General OF Uru
quay, was arrested and brought before Commissioner
Belts on charge Of having committed perjury suit
commenced against him by Nathaniel Mckay In regard
to the building OF steam vessel for South American
company and the money that was to be paid
of the construction of said The defendant was
held in $4,000 bail
In the United States District Court yesterday capias
was issued in suit instituted against william Foster
Shaer, Joseph Kirkpatrick, Charles Knowlton Hawkes.
and Franklin j. Pratt sureties the bond of Perry
Fuller formerly Collector OF Customs at New Orleans
recover $5,ON the amount for which they became
sureties The bond filed september 9 1863 and the
capias is to hold the defendants appear defend
the suit on the lst July
The trial of William M. Graham ex-senator and ex.
President of the Waikiki National Bank who is indicted
in the United States Circuit Court tor embezzng 100000
OF the funds OF the bank, fixed yesterday I'm the
United States Circuit Court take place October
The Court refused to reduce his ball. which fixed at
$4,000
motion made yesterday In the United States
Circuit court by counsel behalf of r. L. Taintor
postpone his trial the ground Of the absence of I'm
porant and material witnesses Tainor is indicted for
embezzling $40o0 the property of the Atlantic National
Bank. Judge Benedict Will render his decision upon the
motion to-day.
The New York herald., 1873-06-26
COURT caleaoAss-1s oAY.

SUPREME CouRr--CiRcuIr-Part 1Adlourned ior the
term Part 2-Held by Judge yr bruht m no, on;
Nos So 15 A. 49, 60 i2s 100 1885, ISL isa is5 iss 29
26e, 27l 272 49, IA 27s 276, 27727s Can To ,, ,,u
sUrrRoR gouRIlRAL Thggus. u.,d n ah,a ~ ut;se suse
Barbour.-Adjourned for tfyterm. ~, M. =.
Jndce r. Day~Nos sa 1851, 33s9 l0l2, 1903 1898 969
N2 ISL 1869 I54 81 go 10 49, Part 2-Hcld by Judge
EssTesst g ai.s ,io HelS s sy s Jusgs ss
2o9e Isi 2fsl I0 z, 243l 1854 1882 2t26, 2570 1909,
2ssa zfe, IeSI less is Part Held BY Judge spaud
ass i7si, I52s 6 : Part S-Hsd BY Judge Curtis :
N,s 2s. 2Sst 2f,g 1870 1885, 2i36 27b7 1864 1869 2lS3
aas. lsiS asts ~ a7ssSz726, 2lO6. 2sso. i772, 26a
CouKT GrsKSL ssss,oss-nef9re Recorder h macx
Charles Kaiser and George Fisher, ielo
nious assault ad battery same VS. James sweeny bur
vIsrv same Vi Edward Dempsey and Joseph Sculien,
burglary; sane vs. William Cannngham and Edward ns
cary. sam vs. barbara Paul and Joseph Paul., grand
larceny same James Moore, James o'Neiland David
Lawler Sand larceny Same vs. Catharine Clark grand
larceny. same John Monaghan, misdemeanor.
The New York herald., 1873-06-26
THE RING FRAUDS.

Arrest OF Two More OF the Indicted Court
House Delinquents-Mr. j. j. Walsh
and Mr.. George 8. Miller Gave Bail
Ycsterday-The Character OF Their
Offence.
Two more of the parties against whom indict-
ments have been found for frauds in the build
ing of the Court House were arrested yester-
day. The names OF these parties are John J.
Walsh, ex-Court House Commissioner, and George
s. Miller one OF the Tammany ring tradesmen. Mr..
Walsh Is indicted for bribery and conspiracy. The
bribery arises In the receipt OF ive per
cent OF bill that was entirely fraudulent,
alleged to be due to him from the Court
House Commissioners. This bill amounted to
$55, 664 3d. The five per cent was consideration to
Walsh for his signature. The bribery 1t is stated.
will be proved Independent OF the testimony OF
Garvey. In the charge Of conspiracy Walsh s in
dicted jointly with Conan and others The bonds
men Tor Walsh were Mr.. David O'Brien, 100 Wash
ington street, for $1,000, and Mr.. Peter Hickey 1e7
East Thirty third street, for $1,000, for the seven
indictments for conspiracy. Miller is charged
Jointly with others for conspiracy, and after his
arrest yesterday Mr.. George s. Davids or the firm
OF Thaddeus David Son, became his bail in tho
sum OF $1,000. There are still eight more persons
to be arrested in connection with these frauds.
The New York herald., 1873-06-26
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT.

Judge Benedict opened the June Criminal Term Of the
United States Circuit Court yesterday the
room. q Chambers street.
Several jurors begged be excused but the JuL re-
fused to recognize any except old age, military
service or sickness; One, gentleman said that If he
70 sis he 1da sed @
Win your attendance: You win have to serve and If
forming public duty report ihe matter to me, and win
The Case or Simon Donau-Motion to
Quash the Indictment.
Mr. Thomas Harland, counsel for Simon Donau, moved
to quash certain counts in the Indictment woh charges
Donau with conspiracy TO defraud the government out
q the tax on quantity OF whskey manufactured at the
Mr.. Bliss United states District Attorney asked that
snd TO h niue whe
The Waikiki National Bank Case.
The defendant, william NJ. Graham, ex-senator and ex
President of the Waikiki National Bank is indicted for
embczzling about hundred thousand dollars, the
property of that establishment Mr. Grahams counsel
Mr.. William Fullerton moved to postpone the trial, stat
books Of the bank.
'a' aaer ny
stances that would be unjust or severe.
ton with regard to the REDUCTION Of Mr. Grahamsa @ aai BAH
disposed Of
The Case of F. l.. Taintor.
F. l.. Taintor, late cashier of the Atlantic National
Bank indicted for embezzng 100000 funds bclongin
to that bank.
ExMayor Hall, of counsel for Taintor moved to put
the for the term He said they expected to
make appear that the prisoner speculated with the
fciences IN its accounts. Samuel Raynor now in Eu-
wJ Se d 70 sSA 20
this Mr. Burril of Tanor's counsel, also away
in Europe and he Mr HalD had but recently been en-.
sonyineed that he could notg9 without he assistance
tor 10 SF aeh @ sod not ha
taton with h him IN an an Intelligent M n manner .
tors condition at the last term Of the Court and
by the Court sufficient excuse for postponing the
trial II excuses Of this kind were TO prevail, no ono
would be tried. desire to hear what Mr.; Bliss has to
in regard 10 the matter OF the alleged absent witness
the Court that the President the Auanhc National
Bank Mr. Southwort, had gone out OF the state OF New
York in order TO ayod appearing witness in the
Counsel urged mat his client could not safely go to trial
without the testimony OF Mr. Southworth.
Mr.. Bliss was heard reply He argued that the
knowledge OF the officers Of the bank to what Taintor
was doing with the money did not exculpate him. he
Judge Benedict reserved till today his judgment upon
the point TO whether the ~ to be put of for the
term.
Graham's Bail-His Trial to take Place
I'm October.
The Court refused to reduce the bail Of Mr. Graham
dicted for embczzng the funds Of the Waikiki Bank
and his trial fxed to take place In the October
His bail remains at $4,000
The Spring Valley Distiliery-Case Of
Simon Donan.
Mr. Harand entered into a long argument in reference
to the indictment against Simon Donan. He argued
against nine out Of sixteen the Indictment The
Donan Illegally removed or aided Illegally in the re.
moval OF whskey from bonded warehouse.
Mr Purdy, for the government defended the
The Court reserved its decision and adjourned till to-day
The New York herald., 1873-06-26
TIRED OF LIFE.
A Young Man Shoots Himself-Poverty
the Supposed Cause.

For some time past Henry Giest young Ger
man, twsnty-one years of age, by occupation
photographer, has occupied apartments at liz For
syth street. Business was not good with Giest;
and inasmuch as his expenses far exceeded his in
come, ne became despondent to an unusual
degree. He owed money for room rent and other
things necessary for his comfort ana convenience.
he could not satisfy his creditors, and In the
emergency knew not what to do Mr.. Giest
wrote to Ills brother in Memphis, Tenn, for pecu-
MARY aid, which, however, ne failed to receive.
Yesterday morning the young man seemed almost
on the verge OF despair; and finally concluded
Alter writing on slip Of paper "Better end with
out trouble than trouble without end. l am tired
Of life and prefer TO live no longer,r Henry placed
the muzzle OF heavily loaded revolver to his left
breast and discharged 1t. He fell back on the floor
and In q few moments was o corpse. Coroner
Keenan, was notified to hold an inquest on the
body. Deceased was unmarried and had no rela-
tlves In this country EXCEPT a brother.
The New York herald., 1873-06-26
wooDHULL, cLAFL1N AND BLOOD.
The Jury still Incomplete-A New Panel
or Three Hundred Ordered-Abscnt
.Uurnrs EtnaA.

dicted for sending obscene publications through the
mails to wit-copics of Woodruff & Ciains Weekiycon
tanning upon the moral character
Of the Rev. Henry Ward Beecher and Mr. Luther c. Cba
lis resumed yesterday In the United States District
Court before Judge Blatchford.
Mr.. Brooke, Mr. Jordan and Mr. Mckinley appeared as
counsel for the defendants and Mr. A. H. Purdy for the
government
defendants occupied seats behind their counsel
and during the progress Of the preceedngs made FIRE.
Quent suggestions " Mr.. Brooke then leading lawyer
The court room was much moro crowded than on the
first day OF the trial. but this owing TO the large
number OF jurors who attended and who sat in the
places usually allotted to spectators.
shortly after eleven O'Clock Judge Blatchord took his
scat the bench, and Mr.. John Keefe, the Assistant
Clerk Of the Court called over the panel of jurors
The panel exhausted eight only being at the
time OF adjournment The Court ordered fine Of $3.50
10 bc imposed OH the absentee jurors
The New York herald., 1873-06-26
COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS.
A Case OF Miscegenatfon.


At the opening of the Court yesterday Assistant District
Attorney Russell placed at the bar Edward Tighman
and susannah Tilghman, who charged with steal
ing gold watch, worth $780, and clock valued at $50
on the 4h Of April the property Of George Il Brown
Fifth avenue. Mr.; Russell stated that the female was
e wae 81 te male prisoner and as she could not be
The motion was granted by His Honor 0 EDWARD pea1sd
guilty and was remanded & 10. The
arising from the fact that Edward was good looking
ward had the best OF It
A Notorious burglar Sent to the State
Prison for Ten Years.
The first case tried by the jury charge of bur
glary in the second degree made against Michael
KENNEDY on the afternoon no >, Of Of the 7h Of
oreed and pistol and t aeoat thirty dollars worth q
soop he senior sem Mr. Weer aSore M sn mode nod ega
the Old G9
O. d aae & G% the
he w9s q the a as but h ds ss @ S II,
a1 house T6s SE few
Recorder Iackett passing sentence, said that Kc-
nedy had as bad reputation among the police offices
prisoner was to the State Prison or ten yes
Forgery.
James II. Drake, against whom three chars,
pleaded guilty to indictment charging MIN witlpr /
for ON he st. BANK Se a9
have been drawn by Colgate 4 Co and signed by EIry
Levy, which turned out to be forgery. DrakWas
remanded for sentence.
The next case charge of felonious assay pre-
ferred against Edward Lafuey, which proved, pe
more interesting than these cases usually ar INC
complainant was young woman named Enpetn
Bleoo the daughter Of Robert B. Van Brunt cPenter
living In Bank street. From her statement it aeareu
that she had been married to Mr.. Beoo, andy false
representations made by Lafuley she was ipced 70
believe that she was divorced from IN anu
consented to- to marry Laf9ey yearsaggegt rsgetner m
and she refused to live any longer I'm nm
On the night of the 26th of May Lafulcy saw ner
in Sixth avenue and presented pistol at er mouth
but did not fire It, He convicted of siue assault
had been convicted of the charge in the incmen His
Honor would have sent him to the state Psn ZOE Ten
years.
Larceny.
James Duffy, who the 18th inst, stole hiVer "acn
and chain worth $I7 60 from William Csey' pieadeu
guilty attempt petty larceny fro the person.
He was sent 10 the Pencntiary tor two ,ars, 49,.
Charles smith who charged witt soealm9 na tnreo
lace sacques from Bennett Williams ne ioh U.s.
plea ed guilty TO petty larceny lie W sent " lic Ien-
itcntary for six months this plea anu aiso or 81
months upon another plea OF petty lbeehy.
The New York herald., 1873-06-26
THE BOGERT MURDER TRIAL.

In the trial of Van Winkle Bogert for the murder
of Ransom F. Burroughs, in the Paterson Courts
yesterday, Isaac Bogert, William Monks, Mrs. Cat
field SISTER OF defendant), Josiah G. Bogert defend
ants father. Rachael Spear, Margaret Bogert and
Samuel Lewis we're examined for the defence; but
their testimony elected no new facts. But one
more witness Is to be examined the defence. and
1t is probotle the counsel Will get into their argu
ment pretty well to-day. 1t Is thought the case
viii be Submitted TO the Jury tomorrow.
The New York herald., 1873-06-26
IN THE OTHER COURTS
Important to Bankers, Brokers and
BondhOlders.

James H. Taylor VS. William A. Guest.-The plaintiff
placed with his brokers' Scott. Strong Co., in Novem
ber 1871 $4,000 of the Jefferson Railroad bonds direct
Ing them sell them at the best market The bonds
had no duotabis market rate, and Scott Strong Co.
sent word 70 defendant-a broker-that they had the
bonds SALE One Potter J. Thomas called Scott
Strong Co.. TO obtain the particulars and they asked
HIM " get purchaser Shortly after Thomas called on
The New York herald., 1873-06-26
DROWNED IN HEwTowN CREEK.

Tne bodies OF Adolph Towmand and Nicholas
Kladei were found in Newtown Creek near Calvary
Cemetery, Yesterday. On Saturday last they hired
sailboat from Albert Mills, at the Penny Bridge
boat house, and on Sunday the boat was found
bottom up. Mr.. Mills did not know what nad De.
come OF the young men until he found tnelr ooules
yesterday. He thinks that they were intoxicated
when they hired the boat but forgot the iact tnat
IL is at least moral delinquency 10 entrust
drunken men with sailboats on Newtown VleeAs
The New York herald., 1873-06-26
NEWARK WATERS YIELDING UP THEIR
DEAD.

Henry Smith, green grocer Of Newark was
found drowned in the Morris Canal yesterday
morning. He LETT home on Wednesday at three
O'Clock, and his wife saw nothing more of him
alive He had not she declares, been drinking,
but must have accidentally fallen into the canal.
d. Parks, OF Whitehouse, In Hunterdon county,
Passaic River, near the Newark and New York
Railroad bridge. When he left home he had $75
When found his pockets were empty, however.
Nobody took the money; that is to say, nobody
knows who took It. Dead men were never known
to be robbed I'm New Jersey.
The New York herald., 1873-06-26
MARINE COuRT-pART 3.
Wildcat Lands and Arknnsas Bonds.
Before Judge Curtis

Samuel @. Barr Henry G. Williams CT al.--This nc.
ton was brought $500 commissions
1t appeared that the defendants had number of bonds
given by the Arkansas Railroad Company, for SALE
Plaintiff induced them to sell them to one banker de.
PENDANTS receiving among other considerations noto
and lot of "wildcatn land the State Of
Arkansas, @ which was somethng like the lovely spot
called Eden mentioned in Martin Chuzzlewith . The
defendants swore that Barr receive no commits
until the note paid The was never salts
fed Barr that he to receive the comm
as soon as the transaction was consummated Barr
what IS known as curb broker having no seat in the
Stock Exchange The jury did believe Barr for they
found verdict for defendants
The New York herald., 1873-06-26
C0MPTROLLER,s RECEIPTS

Comptroller Green reports the following amounts
paid yesterday into the city treasury
coLLxcroR AssEssnKrrs.
PRO provsnen and interest oD.s. @ M sl2ss
BUREAU ARREARS.
and interest. .', 100. 1887
BUREAU
and mortgage @ ~. 80. ...s.. la7
From croton water rents ''...... .......... s,ass
nAYoR's SECOND MARSHALL
Total sSs