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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-23

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New Orleans. SsDtember is ISIS.
RY GEORGE PRAR0ON. AUOflONR1Rzz
sns rss ~ s','.wiss desc,,S:1 rod s:vag =,
claimed ever one year. will be cold 8 public suc.
ton. IN aeoogdanee with the regulations Of the
to1hou:s building. On MONDAY. October g. 1876.
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BANKS AND BANKING,


n vTVIZ8N8T SAVUNG6S DAI0lAA
" GRuNkWALD HALL,
Does not discount commercial paper. Confines
itself strictly to the receipt and care Of SMALL
SAVINGS. detailed statement Of assets and
liabilities 10 at all times accessible to deposit0rs
Interest SIX PER CENT from date Of deposit.
DirectOrs-J. l. GubernAtor, Thomas HAsAm, Ed
w. Burbank, n. Benner, A. 8. Badger.
J. L. GUBKRNATOR, President
n pruvup Csahie. mv6 "
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Thirtoonth ward >.
Fouxpeenth ward. (.
Sixteenth ward.
Seventeenth ward.

Resolved. That the said delegates % elected to
the said several Representative district conven.
tions. shall meet 1t the respective central ward
club rooms in each Of the wards except the four
tenth district convention), on THURSDAY, Sop
tember II, 1t twelve o'clock n, and they shall
there respectively organize - Representative dis
tIlct oonvenri0nAL
Resolved, That the delegates elected from the
thirteenth fourteenth, sixteenth and seventeenth
wards. constituting the fourteenth Representative
district. shan meet in the Courthouse et Carroll
ton ON THU RSDAY, September 81, 1t twelve o'clock
n and shau than and there organize - the four.
teenth representative district convention.
Resolved, That said Representative strict CON
ventions shalt proceed to nominate the Repub.
lican candidates to tie House Of Representatives
to which said r preventative districts entitled
Re solved, That said several Representative dis
trict conventions aha elect delegates to Repub-
lcan parish and city convention for each Of the
several wards in the city of New Orlsaaa. The
bass of approximation in said rarsh and city con-
yention shall be one de!sfete for every 500 Repub
Ncan v0ros cast for the head Of the Republican
ticket in each ward Ut the last general election,
and delegate for each fraction above 80 votes
said apportionment being therefore ~ follows
nal
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POLITICAL NOTICES.
MEETINGS THIS WEEK

RooN REPUBLICAN, PARISH CAMPAIGN ConNITrK8,)
Parish Of OTleons nechanics Institute, ,
New orleans, September l6 1876
In accordance With . resolution adopted by the
Repub!icsn Parish Campaign Committee. the fol.
lowing named gentlemen have been selected and
assigned. - published below. - the orators for
the various Republican Central Club meetings in
this city for the week ending Saturday Septem-
ber %, 1876. viz:
THIRD WARD-W. L. Evans. president ". g.
Elliott, secretary. Clay Hall. on Perdido between
sfsuai n and Liberty strest'i nn,wp,n ,o.vpu
DUvFGNRAUD, ESQ REV. J. 3. v. THOMAS.
The speakers whose names are announced above
are requested to attend the meetings Of the vsri-
Gus clubs.
Tho list Of orators will be published every Sun.
day with the assignments made. as alb owe, for the
succeeding week.
Rep lbisans Throughout the city are requested
to attend the meetn9s Of their respecti 70 clubs.
By order of the Committee.
eei7 CHARLES A. BAOUIR Secretary.
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COURT RECORD.


superior District Court.
Citizens Bank vs.. William Golding.-
Suit for $1329 81.
Same vs.. Isaac S. .Hyams.-Suit for
1892 10.
First District Court.
NEGOTIATIONS.
Entering. etc.-S. B. Senlin.
Petty lsrceny-John Lewis.
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BY Aoey q O'Connor.

VALUABLE STORE AND DWELLING PROP RRTY.
CORNER OF GRAVIER AND MAGNOLIA
STREETS.
SUBMISSIONS OF JOHN DUFFY AND RLIZABRTH
MCCRYSTAL HIS WIFE, ON PETITION OF
GEORGE DUFFY, FOR A PARTITION.
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6AL1 OF wARBHOUSED AID UNCLAIMED
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R00ms Republican Parish Executive
Committee Of the Republican Party Of Louisians,
Parish Of Orleans, Mechenics' Institute, New Or.
leans, September .. l876.-At . meeting Of the
above named committee, held on Friday. Sop
tember |. the following resolu IONS introduced by
ward, were unanimously adopted:
Resolved, That on MONDAY, September Is, there
shall be an election ct the central club in each
ward for delegates to Representative district con
vention in and for each Representative district In
the city Of New Orleans. such election shall be
held 10 the manner and form to be determin by
the central ward elub in each ward respectively
Resolved, That the bAsis Of representation in oad
Representative district conventions shall be one
the head Of the Republican ticket in each ward q
the last general election, and one delegate for
each fraction shove dfty votes said Apportionment
being therefore - follows
Delegates
First Representative district, first ward ...... Z
Second Representative district. second ward. 9
Third Representative district third ward. 20
Fourth Representative district. fourth ward. 9
Fifth Representative district. fifth ward. IL
Seventh representative district. seventh ward 10
Eighth Representative district eighth ward 5
Ninth Representative District, ninth ward 6
T. nth Representative district, tenth ward 800.
Eleventh Representative district, eleventh ward 8
Twelfth Repre- sentative district. twelfth ward.
Thirteenth Representative district, fifteenth
Fourteeoth Representative district, thirteenth
feurteenth. sixteenth and seventeenth wards. Is
- follows
Thirteenth ward
Sxteentn Wefo .;..-......................
S0voDe0o0tn ward.
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carnival q 1a.s,aporaaesan soO.lana.
FLivsrpoel Times.j


A heavy tale Of drunkenness and its resalts
comes to MS ~ New Year's gift of most nm
pleasant nature, fren across the 3 rider. One
Of ouE Glasgow correspondents calls the orgy
by the name we have placed at the head OF this
paper, and certainly his stOry il painful in che
outline of the New ToeT's revel, while We end
in our Protestant contemporaries Q parfSctly
sickeniDg record Of the eTimes and of she casa
alties consequent On the annual debepch.
Five dead bodies fonna in the Clyde-bedieS
of those who, when last seen, were dunk.
Children of tender yearB, some of them mere
infants, drinking themselves to death on whis-
key left lying about by. beeotted parents acci-
dents, many Of them fatal, of all sorts and
kinds and degrees-fFactured sknlls, broken
limbs, bodies mashed up into pulp; sudden
deaths from the poison Ofan overdose OF whis-
key; fights without end or number, assaults
more tnan can be- EeckoDed, brawis IN the
streets, and the use of tho knife. These facts
do not refer . Glasgow alone, but TO various
parts of Scotland as well, and it 10 quite plain
| that the " celebration y OF the New Gear 10 in
only too msay places simple determination.
II these be e imported vices,o as our eorree-
| pendent STATES is the judicial opinion OF . Ger
| tain baillie, they have thEiven in the most
wonderful manner ever known; and we must
/ be excused for erediting the Scotch local magis-
| trate with too partial love for his own coun-
| trymen, at the expense Of the few Irish CaSho-
i lies who were snapped up by the police. We
do not dna that in Ireland there was any such
| deadly list of horrors Is in Scotlaid, and We
have therefore reason for agreeing with orr
correspondent in bis remark on the viciaus
effect Of evil communications. Bot however
| the burden of all this intemperance is to he
divided, it is in itself 30 InonBtrous ae to call
for the strongest preventive measures; and
wo hope that by this time next year the cause
| of Total Abstinence will have waxed SO strong
rs TO Huch diminish the crime of the present
" Carnival of IntemPerance.D
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The jefferson, Texas, Jin.pIssute thus dis
courses upon the proposed foundry to be
established in jefferson county, Texas
The establishment of this great manufac-
turing enterprise by the farmers Of Texas
will save us the nse of the millions of dol
lars which have heretofore annually gone
abroad for the purchase Of machinery and
farming implements, and also save the
hundreds OF thousands of dollars heretofore
paid for freight and commissions on such
goodS from abroad. There IL hardly pos
sibility of making too high an estimate of
the advantages TO arise from thls enter
prise and beaides, - coon as the manu-
facture Of one article is perfected In quanti-
ties sufficient TO enPply the vast demand,
another will be commenced. We are satis-
fed that In less than five years almost
every article Of manufactured goods here
tOfore imported 90 largely will be manufac-
tnred at this blishment In quantities not
only sufaSient 20 supply eur State, but for
shipment 10 all ,seotiOns of the country.
Being situated IN the very heart of q
country which furnishes most Of the mate
fial which has 90 be shipped thousands Of
miles TO reach the Northern factories, it Is
plain that tho same can be manufactured
here ct l6ss cost and greater profit than
elsewhere in the Union.
Il
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1876-01-30

Lord Glare, who was much opposed to Cur.
ran, one day brought q. Newfoundland dog
uPon the bench, and during Currsn's speech,
turned aside and caressed the animal. Cur
ran stopped "Go on, 60 on, Mr.. Curran = said
Lord Glare. sob, beg q thousand pardons,"
was the rejoinder II Thoughts your lordship
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I.rn1orrn srnnAnrn..srEa &C nlenaura b

PxnlQUR ToBACCo.--Ee take pleasure In
calling atsntion 70 she card u Mr. Edmond Bourgeois,
no ~ Cont street. @ho 10 ths duly Authorked agent
OF aEsssrs OCTAVE Roasss Iowa ROusaei, Aagustaye
RausssA r. 81 Pierre sAd ether well Known laaaufao-
tarss Of Reriqus tOeoO Is Grad Reins TAe quality
o. this article is 90 veil known shat Il Is unneazy
fCr N TO cav anything In re praise, snd w assure
dealers ana otheEs that Hr bourgeois WIN frnish bs
With the genaine article and At the lowest poa,os
PRICE
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TRn CRESCENT CIgY RAILRoAD.--This WE'LL
hnswn and popular oonpany invite the attention Of
psrsons wbo aealre and prOsabe Investments TO
saair props a. for loan Of hundred thousand Dell
Ea for Wsch they Will Issue bonds Of the company 81
1sk years VITA interest tho rate OF eight cent
vaR eanans payahs semi aanEAlly in New York or In
Shie cg as szyonsoEs may desire. 10 Oscuro beyond
ne pessbt Of failure tina punetua payment Of the
pneipS sud Interest Of the loan, the company gives
hsss nortEAse on its e1issing lnSs shar lrrEo ana
very valuabls real estate relnR stock and hppondagos
~ which ssssn hundred and fy Thousand doIlsrs has
been paid, together With the extsatoa OF their
Inc fn its present terminus 70 CaErolbn, for which
Alone the loan d Conraated. thus giving, is viii Be
aosh nearly nine hUndPod tAgusAnd doiiaEs worth q
sscuzty 20 Rusrantss ire lean Of shout oneuintA 81
49, nzassn4, Isis EaES TO ind attractive an ApPOE
snnifyfor snveotnens ns that now presented By thS
reseSnt City Company and vhsn tits reooecssd thss
aha oorpany owes not dollar Of debt and can Rs
she satire ssant Of the loan and iss interest Nitcp
tochiDg de of jts rooeipth tits safe % beiieve t
very little .rae win elApso before the whole y sab
ssribea Tie extension Of the Crescent City RarOai
&c on, With e xeduesi0n Of fare 70 nearly one
-, AT aoW charged BY the Carrpllton Raiiroad
NE regard 6 enc Of che most auspicious sEnsef sh.
4iuss ana ha oaterpriEe Is every way deserving
re sendy aid 81 the state and city just a. tdesorre
As hearty osa wtshes for itS success Of every eiissn
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DIR. Tut will guarantee that bis ExpectoranS
win cure Cengh, Asthma, nEonohitia. Group end all
nina casos out oe hundred, ena IN less than ha4t the
tine Do sos4oa bY ether nAg1DD. u - eE
trsrsly ploassnt ard ahffteR are leod Of is which
RENDERS 1t 4 doSiEAbla remedy hen dtreeto1s are
followed and - net oioneee Ire money VII %
ehaerfnlH rslurea. gleA o our alh u the neoolno
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CuRE FoR GoUaR on CoLDs-~Aesoon e. there
IL enc 1neasiness o. che Chest with dionlty
Os bveatbins or indieaon Of CouGh take during ths
day . favv 'Bro,ss's7 bronchial ESoshss."
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ADvERTIsINe RATRs o. THR tsrAR.1

zransIt Advertisements, q 30 Per squars aash Il,
outs inserted at special rates
MGDta and Personal Informatict A1vSFtiaailsrsrs
10 eenen Ter line each insertion. 4ENss
Editorial 6onosS, 90 osats laaas
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RRozEsTANr cRg7cRss IND cHURca


T.
pyoyai 90 9uch AhnTp business opeEagions
% tnae ~ which Mr. Aepworth's trmetees
pEop0ee 20 free themselves from their
nnenG1at burden. We e5DfesasN u says,
shat We eennpt gee aecnetomed % the
Into bankfuptsy fas "a, One or 81 tvo in
stances A. y said shey have, OF abous 20,
IN New York cisyl, can bpy back their
tprgPslsy Tor akont Q quarter or hslf Of its
tinue9Sednesa, Gnch fhia4tea come near tbs
sancsaary and peril 81 condolences to
Chriatinn sneogrity.R Who will cay that
the naorAlity OF Boston 10 not percsptibly
teayened ~ the fact that nearly half It's
people are 1rtab and Catholic In Chicago,
nov, where. the balsace tur0s che ether
way, We have flhe AdUGBoe taking thds, In
its edts9t5ei csrEespond ence. Of The very
,eranaAct70n which BOston MethOdiEm cannot
keee ats way TO aanction. g Is ID eaid that
ReEs George II. HepsOftz's great ehurch
ediAee must be sold, nader foseefnsu4e.
But scss arc glad TO learn th0f St ScjsE pro
bGbly BE- bosgkt is 6y s0zse OF has 0acn people,
at Greasonably Iosr rate The debt OF D 40,
900 can be carried no longer By even that
Numerically AouTiehjug congregation. The
Sunday school IL very large The Bible class
alone numbers lSO. Congregational Chris:
tiaDs sciU Yej0ice In any plaza thot icill keep
the church .tor the efficient sroyk of its deeot
cd and popular pastOr.n The "A dva,tce
shopld aet that writer to answering the
NatioH's question !. Sc lie there any neces-
sary connection between religion and NOR
ality ~ The energy with which be would
defend the Affirmative aide would doubt
less siience forever the voice of the New
York .scofFar. However, IL the Adconce
be rather dnbious Ia tEe matter of the
minor muF&fs and haa NOT quite settled 10
It's own mind Whether cOrnorationa have
Econscis1ees. ik must be admitted to be
PERFECTLY sound on the main question of
Prctestsntism. and 20 have q lively hor-
z -. =.
lina ON the scI,ooi ayssem. what need ia
tY,fre. any wsv. for relirions instructions
il the dsv Schools. wksn devoted and
nopular usstors-' and ahrsvd business like
Eeacbegs cas, ruu auoh Sunday echocls as
Mr.. iHeuynrth,a9 Do they teach their
pupils Chat whiIe IL iaSs a ain to steal a uin
when ~nne "a IN knickerbockesrs OF panta-
iattss. Me I,arnmaS 4 Sth;ng for sChris
tians, e, sre;oscs, II whan men do Fl for
fha sala ~ carrvi;ssv, m the work of the
q F3osnel.n WHAT ho6ir 81 casuistry do won
Proteetans moraliats atuSsv ~
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tsers & Star ana CaahoIls MESSENGER


GEMERALENEWS 11E1f6. &
FAshionaile Extremes. High hsels and low
forehends.--P Wach. -f<E
In Rhode Isisnd ssvsral thouaand mill ope-
been reduced q third time Within the year.
Zhe. mem II the estahllshmsnts where the
trgubles have broken ous are able % corn ono
dollar per day and the women ssxty-Hve cente.
II was rare sport st saiinas City CAL. sn
New Yonx's Uny 70 See the engineer Of the Fire
Depertuone hoist with his own bye-lev. He
had aeeared the passage OF m orafnSnce Cor
the ansng Of any psse0n whe SHOULD ring the
are,hem needless. and YVES himself its nrst
Hsfr vsn scbmiriing, formeriy Premier Of
Austria, stceptly made speech TO an associs-
ti0n III jour1aliass, In which be atnted that he,
though now judge fnstaAd Of . minister, had
neyes given mp bic prejsot Of rnisipg Apstfia TO
the hnadships VI Gernanys and be believed
gAustsie would yet be suceossfal.
. The Iondon Spectator aays z A certain kind
Of fcrtifndes An ahllity 70 bear annoying criti-
ciam ana troublesome Opposition, and ex-'
AspexAefpR 1ptstfafonCe from home, and yet 20
on patiently, iss essential 10 Ruccessfuf vice
roy. The ploughnnl Temperament, not the
pcesic, 10 She one that suocseds 10 that pcat,
thongh trace Of genius h very welcome, toe"
Atlanta IL 20 have sewing machine factory.
1he LagislntuEe Ia about 20 incorporate the
]" Harper Sewing MAohiue Company wish o
capital stock Of CSC, 600, In shares of 500 each
Ex-senator Fl. ". ~. Miller, John Fl. Riynu, and
other substantial citizens are arnonR the moor.
ishyatNcS Tho inventoF Of themsohine is al,
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Five cents . yard Cor ealioOes and oOttOns at
Braselman 4 Aasng.
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vay Other suhsantiai oitizena are aneg tie noor.
Tae isys.sSs e Inc, T. ar &c
against che attack made %SNSs -
Grant on the Catholic Pep siHg nsrr
, hsS . the sf Sss1 - 81 asn
and the most selfeaeSeT AkyHWss Was
country. $\ ~ Ser book
d.s s1' Of ,ss CARDINAL sush. Ms s9 Ss tS &c
rose 20 speak; the Pa them in
cause no report can do jus airy that In those
thrill Of interest, of ahectior oatmeal Gin plaoe Of
possessed the assomblage. teeth and javs;
The Cardinal expressed ~ o. oss
and HE sasnsst IS dsiy Is sss
nane OF it had gone ab retarded OF imperSso
looked on, by Catholics i - =
Sa az IfiS Mers asked s z bitter thing
York Catholic Udon sesf a 70 t sh
not done GIL that Il han uropesn newspapsrs s de-
dience to the Holy obssrvations to DO forced to she
patty with sssy RI there ss o0 o Pubo
Fer, even 10 thosn which all honorable conduct ID
bat now subject
thing q hs ooanrs xho has
sment 10 70 buy several !, h .. eOPtss
for centn Sess and snaEs presents 81 + it y u
oss sny Of hs sSs s j. ean
SskguOraneeA cation Of the Union, the pro-
asS sSs sfs from q 1 sssssy
As ssolsing tSe = the fofSRm from 1855 to 1875
d Y Sssesg wholly unpleasant in
aRRss sf sps i a9int
y fit 70 placed besore me, theTsfaSs. the best
ss sas -. iaasss. & EN- and PEI per-
1he letter and aprit Of shia petition that an
S coz ana sss q as as p sss ds s
IN favor 81 eloeing the pablio houses on Sun.
.5sys, Ont Of some 10000 hOussholdere and
300 pIblicAne who voted about IS 600 house.
A esoaing.
General o. O, Howard commanding the De-
partmsnt of Columbia, went tour of in
SPeotion 10 Alaska last summer, and in his re-
IssIea 81 Gscss which. IL ssbstansssed. must
aSusse the repusasion OF Mr.: Boutwell, and
snsy, sna sons persons Who stood IL nearer re-
issions 10 the White Honse. The substance Of
We sSssss s e he COM
Many Or rental Of sxty.Aye Shonsand dol:
Sn F ssaSss rms SSa I'D for the
same prjsi!ege.
! The recent election at Memphis. Tennessee,
iSsDes aas shs S ofshe coIorsd vote
IN the South has been broken and that the
seheuaing white Radicai politicians are fast
lossng Their power in bringing the cOlorsd PEG:
PIE TO The pools like ''shesp 70 the AharnbieS-"
fScthoasand coiored people went 20 the poole
and voted the entire Democratic ticket with
gressman Barbour Lewis, and other extreme
Raaical. politicians worked from dsyghs o to
The MemPhis appeal mentions, a@GpgsS the
s SSo man approaebed Barbour Lewis at one
Of she pole and suabraeing him to his hearts carts
part forever may the L7rd take liking to
yeas for We niegess can't" A. the Democratic
rpoos paFss nd several Of them carried 9 fagie.
hSssto3Sfe blinaly followed.
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All winter gOOda below OOat at Braselmlalna 1.
Adams.
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ga palr TOT large, heavy slanse
zaAn 4 Adass
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-06-19
A Quarter ola Century's trial has Dem
onstrated their Superiority.

g Wheeler & Wilson'S New No. q
Machine must eventually super-
sede all others now known with
which 1t comes i'm com mpetition. We
recommend for it the In q n t
award which it is i'm the power of
the Institute to bestOWe''-From the
unanimous report Of the five Judges of the
American Institute, New York, 1874.
The Board Of Managers unanimously ap-
proved the report, and recommended for this
machine the Gold Medal of the Insti-
tute. a.toE a,r... .e
i. The Board Of Direction unanimously ap-
proved this recommendation, and awarded tho
Gold Medal to Wheeler Il Wilson, the only
Gold Medal awarded for Sewing Machine by
the American Institute for many years.
The Austrian OficiaI Report of the Vienna
Exposition pronounced it." the marvel Of the
Exposition" and added, " this universal ma
chine sews the heaviest leather harness and
the finest gauze with truly pearl stitch"
The Grand Medal of Progress was
awarded for it. 4sJ
What the Leading Manufacturers of Boots
and Shoes say Of f 49,,
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Police Court.

Miscellaneous-Jos Camsins, assault with
intent to rob, dismissed; Dan, Sullivan, abus-
ing family, 10 days; r. Rawlings, two charges
careless shooting and carrying concealed
weapons, dismissed Della W ade and Louisa
johnson, cutting with intent 70 XIII, contin-
ued; Thos. Higginson. abusing family, under
bonds; Adam Wagner, interfering with Off
H. Little. embeEzlement, Z eontinued;
Julius Meyer, careless driYing, 81;
Peter stutzman, resisting officers, bail for
feited; Jacob Murkland, same, $40; Wm. Farley,
same, 10; Robert Early, same, s10; Joseph
Christian, concealed Weapons, Sl0s Joseph
O'Donnell, receiving stolen goods, continued;
Peter Medeker. false pretense, dismissed;
Nm Frank, ,harDoring vicious dog, continued;
NJ. L. McDevitt, exhibiting gaming devices,
costs; s. IL. Whitsiit, Costs.
Drunk and Disorderly- ly--Richard Rawlings,
o.; Bridget Maley, dismissed; Tim. Collins, SO;
VIM. Morrison, ~; hettie 3Fitzgerald. S26;
Molly Brown, $25 xPat. burns. 50; Hester I'D
monds. IS; Yhoa. MeGramm, 81; Benz. Vtek,
uays; Peter Stuizman, forfeit bail; Geo. Me-
Clure aud Louis Kerwi ii, costs; y. Markiand, ,$3
Jos. Meyer, c,sts; Catherine Wilde. dismissed;
VIM EARLY anu Robt. Early, IS each; George
Hetzler. vs.; Wm. Johas, IL; Lorentz Schwartze,
$40; derry Gfonin ~: Thos. Lr0kefs $lVi Henry
Wellman, s2s John Meyers, "; Peter K,tae,
.dlsmissad; Catherine Gall gher, dismissed.
Assault and Battery--FRed. Meyer. So: Ed
ward Copnors, continued; Peter Doyle, con-
tlnued; j. Christian, continued; Peter Stulz-
man, bad forfeited; Lauranee Russ coatin-
uod.
]. Iaycsns--C -Charlss Come. ss5x Aeseph west