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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-20

SHtir-hILLlNG AND WHAT CAME OF lit
scein> that dagS are not The only nuiSaDces
lhAl dcprcdale on the sheep folds 10 this Sec
ION. Recently Mr.. a. S. Campbell, who re-
sIIr> 81 The larm OF Clinton Lloyd, near Lees.
burg, has lost several sheep in such man.
ncT A. to lead 10 the belief that they had been
slaughtered in the ii Id; and one morning
L.! week his suspicious were confirmed by
hiding the pelf, minus the carcass, Of very
HE luck, which he valued ut $40. With
contA'ndabe determination, he set to work
% iviIct ont the author of the mischief.
soon satisfying hluself that he was on the
l!Shl track, he procured a Search.warrantand
'iSH'd the premises OF Horace Brown, on
the edsc OF town, where ne found lowered
IL lhr cISlern go"diy portion Of the carcass
d tAt ml>sing buck. Horace was arrested
ana carried before Justice h. B. Powell,
VINO, -itcr bearing the statements Of the ac-
cu'cu and The testimony Of witnesses, found
MIN guilty and sentenced him TO thirty ldSheS
ana twelve months Imprisonment in the
county lalI. So that, while Horace procured
inc mutton, be failed to "save his bac0n."-
i"eSburg Washingt0.idn.
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Further elections occur this year in the
following order: Iowa, Tuesday, October
~; OHIO, Tuesday, October II; Virginia,
November 2; Maryland, Tuesday, Novem-
Ter 2 Massachusetts, Tuesday, November 2;
Mississippi, Tuesday, November 2; Mime
sofa. Tuesday, November.2; Missouri, Tues.
day, November 2; New York. Tuesday, NO.
yember2: New Jersey, Tuesday, November
2; Pennsylvania, Tuesday, November 2;
Texas, Tuesday, December 2.
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EOR BALTIMORE. G.TI,
a TRI.W WEEKLY. sssssssz&
POWHATAN STEAMBOAT LINE
FOR
THROUGH FREIGHT.

NO TRANSFER BETWEEN RICHMOND AM
HALTJM0kE.
NO DOCKAGF CHARGED.
The new and fast iron steamers SHIRLEY and
WESTUVER. of this line, leave their Few pier, In
the lIocK, IGot OF Twehty-scc0nd street. every
TUESDAY ant THURSDAY MORNINGS at 1
O'Clock, and SATURDAY AFrERSVoN ~
O'Clock. for Baltimore making close connections al
Locust Point with baltimore and Ohio railroad for
all points west and northwest also, with Northern
Cent raj rail- Dad tor northern cities and Cannaa.
Through bills signed 10 Baltimore ara all points
wcsi, al rates guaranteed as low US BY any other
line. Apply TO .- l.. y. TAIUn. ASen!.
Offices, Twenty -second and Dock and Ninth ano
Main streets. oc5
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f!vE-TwEhTIEs CALLED lN.-The Secretary
VI The Treasury has issued his tWenty.seV-
cnth call for the redemption Of tive-twenty
b0hGs Of 1864. II embraces five million
Collars. The full amount is of coupon
bohds distributed as follows: S50-No. 2,501
10 $500, both inclusive; S500-No. l0,10l
10 n. 1890, both inclusive; 500 No.
..,0ol 10 No. $500. both inclusive; $1,000
40. 35,o0l 10 $1,000, both inclusive. The
interest on the above bonds ceases on the
!'tn Of D"cemner next, and will be paid at
LAe Treasury Department on and after that
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BY Telegraph.
NEW ynpE

NEW YORK, September EoOn.-Money easy at
lbM2. Sterling weak ct 4S1h Gold active at
1164@1 81. Governments dull and steady. States
quiet aud nominal.
BANK STArEMEST.-Lo.ns-Dec $780,
900. specie-Derrease, S2.OpC,OOO LeIai-rend-
ers- nerress-, II $50 GOO. Observation-Disclosures,
S2,75000G. RcserYc-Decreasc, 81: SOC, 900.
BALTIMORE. A.
BALTIMORE. September 1S.-VIrginla 6s, peelers,
40; cOnsols, 63- West Virginia's 8. Bid to-day.
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0LD DOMINION STEAMSHIP efEsS
~ .., COMPANY. sSss8aa
FUR NEW YORK.

steaRers-CLD DOMINION, WYANOKE. TSAAC
BELL, RICHAfOdD. and GEORGE w. ELDER
every TUESDAY, FRIDAY and SUNDAY st
high water. '> -
These ships are entirely new, snd were built ex.
press!y for this route. .... ii. .s...- .r.
They have splendid saloons, stateroong, and bath.
rooms. ~ s'.'..
The fare, accommodations, and attention are un.
surpassed. Ga. .... ~. ...
Goods shipped by this line are landed regularly
at New York on the CompaEy's covered pier, 81
North river. .. .....
Frelghts for points beyond New York Forwarded
With dispatch, AID no charge made except sc:us'
expenses incurred. = 10.
Freight received until 6 z. N. daily.
For further Information, apply to
GEORGE ". ALLEN &c CO., Agents,
my19 office CnRpanv's wharves aockerts,
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ACCIDENTAL DEATH. An old man Of the
nam Ut Auurr>on, who kept the lock at
hsIynul Fan, a mile below Mount Cabcll,
arjlgn'al!y hlicd himself 4 few days ago in
i >lr-0ar mauhrr. lie was pushing the
i,rh--i:c with Iii back, when his eet slipped
u and BE fell tlst, striking his head on a
Eoch. producing instant insensoliity, and
dan IN t"o days. He never spoke after.
warI>.
IL wa, al ola bachelor, who lived by him
SCI III" Il hormlt. He had reduced the art
o! H'n- 70 the utmost simplicity. lie bad
LclLcr chair nor bed in bis house, nor any
thlh2 Use except a tew PLAIN cooking-utcn.
ST., lis !!ir. d. offered him comfortable
hoMc, bat hc wisely preferred even the hard
but Hi"l~nt"nl lie he led TO the bitter
bread 81 depcndruce and charity. For this
Il" CtcrHe> respect and honorable mcntioa.
i:Fagton Va Citizen. 1Ih.
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G. W. ALLEN b CO., Agents,
&c 2O-2t s--s t,ompacy,s Wharf. Rorsetts

DILL RICF-%
4 MOND, AND NORFOLK STEAM-SaiSSesaH
SHIP LINE.-FOR PHILADELPHIA TWICE
4 WEEK.-Until further notice the steamers OF
this line win leave Philadelphia every TUES
DAY and SATURDAY. and Richmond every
Freight taken at low rates for ali parts OF New
Jersey, Pennsylvania, ana Delaware, for Proyi.
dence and Boston. Also. for Liverpool and Ant
and bills Of lading sisnec through.
Nlrf W. P: PORTER, Agent,
....r 2425 Dock street, Richmond.
WILLIAM p. CLYDE s. Co,
mil No l Sonth Wharyes, PMIadelnhia
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MARINE ISTEahIGE<sE.


MINIATURE ALMANAC, SEPTEMBER 20, 1875.
sun rises............5.56l Moon rises. S.lI
SIM se,s,...,.....6.U4 High toe. 100
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ACCIDENT on TIE VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAIL
koAu.~ Manassas, Ia, September 17.-The
lender and halgagcca Of the southern
bound passenger train on the Virginia Mid.
land read were thrown from the track this
morning ~ the breaking of aXles seven miles
nsrth Of here. The passengers were badly
l'!ird aud panlcked. The acci lent caused a
crcu!Ou Of six hours
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DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS,

FOR PRILADELPH %ERa
\ The steamer j. ". EyERMAN. -
Captain PLATr. will receive freight for nae above
port tliiTUEsDAY the East iDsian'. at O'Clock.
Freight taken Tor WILMINGTON. Del. Providence.
signed through. I'D. ~ - s'N'.-e
Passage t. Philadelphia ucludinz meals and
stateroom. 80. W. T. PORTER nen,
% Sc 2o-2t Sa1s Tiocs sIra.,
ROB NEW YORK The I4Is
L Old dominion Steamship Com panY,s &s4&kM
steamship OLD DOMINION. Caua,n WALKEc.
4. M. ~ VIVA
Freight received unafI oclocs A. d.
Through bills OF isding signed ana goods far
warded with dispatch TO, al points north, south
east, and west; also, to foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed
Fare TO New York, $12; steersge, 90; round.
Zip tickets, $50. s.-.. -, ~
For freight or passage apply TO
G. W. ALLEN b CO., Agents.
&c 2O.2t s tompary,s W harf. Roc Sefta
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DRUGS. MEDICINES. &c.

MEADE & BAKERS DRUGSTORE,
ANGLO.swIss CONDENSED MILK, superior TO
any ether brand;
DURAND'S CASTILLONS ELIXII:, nue. tonic,
and for chronic diarrhgi;
LANCKLOT's IoDINIZED SYRUP Of HORSE
RADISH;
DARBY,s PROPfIYLACTIC FLUID;
POPOLlO, for kidney and liver complaintsi
SALT In bottles;
HIMRoD,S CURE FOR ASTHMA;
cIJa9ASA POWDERS, for headache:
EFFFRvEsCENT CARBONATE Of LITHtA;
I.OZENGES for the thirst Of fever;
The most approved SUPPORTERS and fKossES
=, MEADE i BAKERS
..o drugstore, 81 Main street.
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u ANOBILLS, 81 to % Per hundred, a.
III The DISPATCH PRINT1NG,AoUsE. !,
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Train leaving Richmond at 800 4. N. runs daily
Except Sunday) stopping at all regular stations.
Train leaving Richn. al OIL DIP. n. runs daily,
stopping ut Hanover, Louisa, Gordonsvile, Char
lottesvile Ivy Mediums river, Greenwood, A.
ton. WaynesborO, Staunton, Goshen, Millborot,
Coy!ngton, and all stations west of Allegheny.
% Accommodation train leaves Richmond for Cor
louisville and all Intermediate stations daily lex
cept Sunday at 4:30 +. NJ. -
Pullman sleeping-car runs on 9:lO P. M. train
between Richmond and White Sulphur. - s5s
Trains arrive at Richmond as follows:
Express Train daily at......,.........4:4S A. NJ.
Mall Train daily Except Sunday at $40 P. IL.
Accommodation Train daily Except
SuH'iaSJ J:l0 n. "a
Trains coming Into Richmond stop at stations a.
above. ." ...." - n. ~
Trains make close connection With TRIMS Of the
Rlchmonh and Danrille and Richmond and Peters,
burg railroads, both to and from Richmond.
For further Information, rates, &C., apply at aga
Main street, or al company's Offices. -.
CONWAY Z. HOWARD,
.. General Passenger and Ticket Agent
1aa . w. 81. :. DUNN. ly
Engineer and superintendent Transportation.
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(By telegraph ]
MARINE DISASTERS.

-: No. frnm New York for Galveston. Is ashore
on French Reef she will be toHed down;
The British brig Error is ashore on haH'ue'As
KEYS, ,drn with mahogany. .,y
The Nor yrpiau bark Nordkyn, Win manoeap1
from Mexlc ~ port for QAeensowG @, WAS lost Oh as
reef in hurricane on the IAN. ihe crew "a'
saved. Has -
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ROOTS, SHOES, dc.

THEAP SHOES FOR LADlES.-E6g
CJust received Ladies' 1S-Thread SergeEMA
Button Boots. really good article, for IS y ~
= really GOOD article. for 1850; Ladies' 1S-Thread
Serge Kid Foxed Congress CATERS really gooG arti
for 3d. together with large supply or all otner
SHOES OF any description call on JOHN G.
PAGE. JR, Ageat, 900 Main street, between
Ninth and Tenth streets. sc 10 . III
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-03-19
'IRttr TRIES, sttRUBBERY, &c.

The ttopFietOts 81 Pleasant It'll Nursery, w@.
VifEinEa 10 now Offering the mos. complete uf.
tgff Stock gtONu within The State fot many yeafS.
Thlftysiouf yeAfE experience and observation ID
NE growing % fruit and fruit trees has enabled Us
% present d very hfse collection Of oil kinds bl
fruits embracing old and new varieties which hate
been tested In yatiOus localities, and found well
adapted 70 this climate Our tres arc oil grown Cd
lhe highest land IN this country, and exposed 10
storms On all side4 which SECURES Ia the planter 4
more handy, healthy tree than can possibly b
kf0Nn bt heh loW.nf bottom lands, and double the
ahiOuht 81 fd5lA n essential 10 the COOL growth 81
Rikindt d tfces aud blantA Our stock consists a
follows:
Appia lreeS ID, sand years Old, tanGihg from
l t97le6t, PRICE low BY the 100 o. 900.
fcath tFGcS, and Q years old 70 4 iect.
plaf6, standard very extra, 9 to 8 feet.
DGaif HeAfs, thrifty Tres, 4lO 8 feet
6Ssiqy IL Ie he t t 70 have evcs offered 10 the
public, 70 feet,
Apficola, I 10 feet
0fanee Quihee, 2 10 \ fcet,
qfapeviheN, 4g tttietiel and Of superior quality,
taitSfjS uoGsR4tIe,, Strawberries, Raspte1ies
and Dl1ckbefflt 10 variety and Rne. Alto 10 yafis
elt9 d eStFeena Of various sitea Including a 9xa
cSlltnl stock TOT Cemelofy pufpossS
Thcs deitlng cemetery plants may do wen 10
consult the 9sNton d 9fctnWUOl Cemetery,
d John X. Hot.iorl, joSph Scybold and
John r. Tfaschel a 10 the qualify Il ouF
plants We also 6tSf hne collection Of foSs
ind hdVeFing shrubs iogelhet With 4 an6 =
letilot Oh .h0u4 planli after March III Shade
ties ID tatlety. Olsq, 0fange plants BY the 100
q 1000 me eAgeldily packed and Warranted 70
fslch TIER d1dhAll6u Ia kccd condition. Prises
very ltN ltd fuFnllhed "a Duplication. Fatte de-
lIing TODD ttcll Will p,tl19 tofd Ia theft oGtiets
e1tlyj ne sails orders can twelve utll attention
end scum thN tell Inca CpiIe poldento selected
WffkiiA 81 4 4, DUNLAP,
k6io-dAN valley Grove Ohio o., WeltvA.
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MRRcHAHE TAILoRHe.-MF, John L,
Rice, who has for years occupied q fore
most position among our merchant
tailor, has on his shelves and tables Q
stock Of new spring and summer goods
unsurpassed as regards quality and range
Of style. The stock Is complete in every
department. and should be examined by
alGthose contemplating the purchase OF
seasopablO clothing. Mr.. Rice's display
Of cloths, cassimeres and vestings, as we'll
as the latest designs in Worsteds and fancy
suitings, both in English and French
goods, cannot be excelled in the city. In
addition to the goods enumerated above
Mr.. Rice has an unusually attractivestock
Of gents' furnishing goods, such as shirts,
collars, handkerchief, ties, hose, and In
fact everything in that line Of goods, Of
the newest styles and finish. This stock
has been selected with great care, and one
cannot find a larger and more varied
assortment in town. We may remark
that this line Of goods Is unusually cheap
but the same may be said with truth OF
all the departments in Mr., Rire's estab.
lishment and buyers will be convinced OF
that fact by their own judgment,
The time ofyear having arrived when
4 change Of wardrobe Is looked upon as
imperative, those desiring to DO up with
the style land who does mott will not go
amiss by allowing Mr.. Rice to take their
dimensions. He understands the differ
enco between merely clothing and dress
ing his customers, tide the patrons Of the
Establishment. His long experience has
given him tho fullest knowledge Of the
business, and he has spared no effort to
secure most complete and desirable stock
Of goods with which to win the favor Of
the public. The stock Is entirely new and
nothing will DO found which has already
had ia day. An examination of his
stock and work will prove sufficient war;
rant for the above statements. As none
but the most experienced WOrkmen are
employed Is this house, customers never
60 away dissatisfied, And again, there is
no delay in filling orders, II you leave
your measure your clothes will be made
promptly to suit your convenience, You
know just when you will get them, and
will never DO disappointed, We had al.
most forgotten 10 mention that Mr.. Rice
also makes shirts TO order as satisiactori-
ly as any house In the trade, By all
means call upon John L, Rice, merchant
tailor, 20 Twelfth street.
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strange, But True.

II is natural for people suffering, with
Consumption, Coughs, Severe Colds, OF
any other disease OF the Throat and
LIngs, to put of from day to day buying
an article that they know has cured their
neighbor, friend, or relative, yet they
have no faith in It untilit is too late II
YOU will 90 to your Druggist and get q
bottleof BosCHEE's GERMAN SYRUP, your
immediate cure Is as certain as you live.
Il has lately been introduced in this
country from Germany, and Druggists
and people everywhere are elated over
its success, You can get sample bottle
for 10 cents and try 1t, Regular size
bottle rs cents, eod&W
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The river continues to fall. Last night
at dark there were % feet S inches in the
channel,
The Carrie Brooks yesterday left Pitts
burgh for Zanesville,
The Granite State will to-day resume
her trade in tho Pittsburgh and Ports
mouth trade.
Tho c, B. Church left Pittsburgh at 10
A, N. yesterday for New Orleans.
The ice interiered with navigation
again yesterday, and no boats were rum
ming until the afternoon, when the MaFke
Boy came up from Bellaire, No other
boat was out,
The Express was expected up last
evening from Bellaire, She will leave
for PaFkersburg at her usual hour this
morning,
The docks were injured to some extent
by the ice on Wednesday night The
wreck Of the Hudson was literally
knocked 10 pieces, her cabin, pilot house
aud chimney being torn of,
The Courier may come up to-day or
tomorrow, but as she has not been heard
from the time Of her arrival Is uncertain.
lBy Telegraph
PITTSBURGH, March lS.-The river is
70 feet 8 inches and falling, Weather
cold and clear.
MEMPHIS, March II. River rose 8
inches, and Ia now 81 feet below the high
water mark and bank full from here 10
Cairo, Arrived - Legal Tender and
Mary Houston, Arkansas river. De.
parted-Belle Lee and Paducah, Louis.
vile, Sherlock, Cincinnati; Augusta,
White river; Chester, 81. Louis.
CINCINNATI, March ls.-River Al feet
0 inches and rising, Weather cloudy and
cold. Arrived Juniata, Pittsburgh.
NASHVILLE, March 18.-Riyer rising
slowly, with "a feet on the shoals,
Weather clear and pleasant.
CAIRO, March 49, Arrived u. A.
sCudder, New Orleans; Vint shiakle,
Memphis Alice Brown, Louisville. De-
parted-Raven, Ohio river; Future City,
John Kyle, Susie Silver and scudder, 81.
Louis; Shinkle, Cincinnati. River 40 feet
2 inches and rising, Weather cloudy and
warm.
EVANSVILLE, March 1s.-Weather
partly cloudy and signs OF rain. Mercury
S20 to 54'. River rising with 81 2-l0 feet
on gauge. Up-Utah, J. D. Parker, Robin
Midnight, Tom W. Means, Geo. Roberts.
DOwn-Ben Franklin, Mary Houston,
Pat Cleburne. The Tom W. Means sunk
a boat with $50 tons Of orc at Cave.in.
Rock Tuesday. She proceeds with three
barges and 1850 tons.
LITTLE Rock, March 1S.-River falling
with Z feet A inches. Arriyed-Ella
Hughes, above. Departed-Ashland,
above.
ST. LOUIS, March 1s.-Arriyed-St.
Joseph and Belle Memphis, Memphis.
Departed-Mollie Moore, Coushata river;
Great Republic, New Orleans; 81. Gene
viye, ViCksburg River fallen IA inches,
but the upper streams are rising again.
Snow storm this morning; rain in tho
evening.
LOUISVILLE, March 1s.-River rising
slowly, with II feet 9 inches in canal and
10 feet 8 inches In Indian chute. Arrivals
III. s. Turner, Shannon, Barmuda,
Andy Baum, Cincinnati, Thompson Dean,
New Orleans, Kanawha and tow, Pome.
roy, Ed. Hobbs, Wheeling, Jos. Hobson,
Maysvile, Cherokee, Pittsburgh, Samson
No. 2, Pittsburgh. Departures III. s.
Turner, Evansville, Shannon, Nashville,
Cherokee, New Orleans Bermuda, Evans!
vile, Andy Baum, Memphis, Kanawha
and tow Cairo.
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CONGREGATIONAL MEETIN0.-A con.
gregational meeting was held In the Sec.
ond Presbyterian Church on Wednesday
evening. The Board OF Trustees reported
the financial condition Of the Church to
be very good. The following persons
we're elected to serve as officers during the
ensuing year: Us. Rhodes, r. CFangle,
W. L. Hearn, W. b. Simpson and Joseph
Lawson, Trustees; T. G. Molfat, Treas.
urer ". Q. Dufield, Secretary.
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FRAs1 OF PuRIM-The Feast Of Purim,
which will DO celebrated in tho Jewish
Synagogue in this city, Is called "the feast
OF lots," and was institutedto commemo.
rate the deliverance Of tho Jews from the
Vaccinations Of Haman. Services will
be held in the Synagogue this evening
commencing at Is minutes Of 7 o'clock,
and on Sunday next, at I o'clock P. NJ,
services and sermon by Rev, DR., Mayer
The text Of the sermon on Sunday even
ing will DO 1.-THE Jews had light, and glad.
mess, and joy, and hOnOr"-Esther, Chap.
VIII. II.
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ONE STREAK OF Coop LucK.-My
Eastern creditors have sent me 500 pieces
Of prints, best brand, to sell to my Gus.
tomersat 0 cents per yard, and also a full
line Of domestics. A bleached and
brown muslin, cheap as the prints, to sat.
isiy those who attend my forced closing
out sale winter end summer dress goods
and carpets especially, to conclude and
fulfill my compromise. Call and you
can save money and do mo kindness, cor.
ner Main and 20.h streets.
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THE CouRIs.-Qaena G1Ei-Judge
Cochran. The Circuit Court met again
yesterday morning a. 10 o'clock.
In the case Of the Wheeling Gas Conn
psny q. the City Of Wheeling, in chan,
Gerry, on motion 9th Plaintiff vas or
defei that Daniel Q, List the Receiver Of
this Court pay to the said Wheeling Gas
Company the sum Of money paid into his
hands, pursuant tothe order made in this
cause on the 18th Of November, 1877, with
the interest accrued thereon, less the taxes
paid thereon and two per cent thereon
commission 10 said Receiver.
Adjourned to Court in course.
C6saty CoWt-Judge Cochran. The
County Court met yesterday morning Of
the usual hour and resumed the exami-
nation Of the Fitzpatrick Crawford "dog
case" the particulars Of which were given
in yesterday mornings ISTEILIGRSCER,
After hearing the evidence Of about thirty
witnesses and the arguments Of six law
ysrs, the jury retired to their chamber
and soon after returned with verdict in
favor Of defendants.
John A. Crawford, by his father, N. @,
Crawford, then brought an action against
John Fitzpatrick, suing for damages done
him by being bitten by detendants dog,
The case was put to trial before the fol-
lowing jury; ]. E, Hughes, ]. D. Stanton
W. Mex. Day, E, B, Young, W. +, Peter
son, W. A. Curtis, John ], Jacob, A. II,
Britt p, E, Pierson, VIM. Marsh, Geo,
Tracey, N. ]. Hunter. Messrs, Good and
Woods appeared for plaintiff, and Hub
bard and Cracraft for defendant. About
thirty witnesses were in attendance, the
majority OF whom reside in Greene coun-
ty, Pa, who were summoned to prove the
character and reputation Of the dog,
Several witnesses were examined, and the
trial will DO resumed this morning, The
case attracts considerable attention, and
the court room is generally crowded with
spectators,
The case Of A. W. PAUL. Is. Jas, W,
Ferrel, ccrtiged up by w. H. Caldwell,
was settled and dismissed at PLAINTIFF
costs. Jones for plaintiff,
Adjourned to this morning.
Municipal COurt-Judgc CFanmer. This
court was not in session last night, but
will meet again at 10 o'clock this morn
ing.
cases were tried at yesterday mornings
session 81 the police court as follows;
Andrew AI6loy, disOrdeFly conduct on
the suspension bridge, s. and costs. Com
mitted Tor ten days,
John Mohan, drunkenness, S. and costs
Gee. Duncan, a'Saulting.C Capt, Ed. Horn
brook, S2U and costs.
John Court drunkenness, IS and costs
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JUSTICE CALpwELI.-This Justice did
regular "land.ofiice businessn Yesterday
In tie way Of State cases. Witness tho
following;
The Loash and Garden septS, who re.
side about four miles up the river near
the foot Of "the SiSterS,H between whom a
feud has long existed, recently came 10
open warfare. Pitchiorks, and other use.
ful agricultural implements, were freely
used, and TO some purpose. Several Of
the contestants bear the marks Of the
struggle. As such affairs usually wind
up IN Justice office, this one was
no exception to the general rule.
The parties appeared before Justice Cald.
well yesterday afternoon and were re.
quired 10 give bond In the sum Of 500
each for their good behavior for the next
twelve months. Their names are as fol.
lows Jacob 1Ioash, ST., Jacob Loash, j.,
John Loash, Samuel LoaSh, Peter Loash,
Thos. Garden, ST., Thos. Garden, il, An.
drew Garden, Dunlevy Garden.
VIM. Eccles, charged with stealing a
watch from VIM. Berry, was required 10
give bond In the sum Of 500 for his ap.
pearance at the County Court 10 answer.
The watch was valued at Sl5.
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