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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-04-12
=, UARDTAN NoTIcgroBELL REAL STAT

~ UARDTAE NOTtCfTo BEtL REAL J STATE
\ Il HTAIE or YERN0ST, Manchester District ~
In probate court, held az Manchester. within
and Tor said distinct, on the lflh dty Of March
4. d. 1877
Charles II. IInWood. guardian u John Dan
ming, minor m,kts application 70 SAID Court
for hssnse - sell the following described real
esnts Of his said ward, 10 ~ All tbs interest
If his said ward ih ard 20 oil tie r.sl sssats
whereof Auiss Dunuiug died sezed ana pos.
shss~d IN tbs state as hoit ~ ias 81 SID Auns
Dukning LAT. ~ SAD Dorset, deessse8 fGErst
sentihg thai the sale thereof, for ~ purpose II
pat7ug abe tf1reets ~ snch sale 81 tuibrst ~
investing, lhe zane Ia stocks on red tsiu.
would he beneficial ~ said sari
abefeupsn 1t ga. ordered that hesfiag on
sad appis,liea be tad At pfobats Fd4fl ht
hoidra At tls Pfyba,e Ofise 10 MaR ihrHtet Ia
said diasIst on ID. ilsh dag ~ Agai. e. D.. is7T
And shat notice NJ raj agplletsi0H, he Hstura
And ressous therpot aad tue tuie anf place u
hearing thereon b. siTsu 60 81 fofs' interest
ed By pstl sbinR q earIael copy % tue record
Fl said order three weeks sueeeasiYclS 10 tue
MApehe.ter JouHaAL, ngwspApsr printed Al
said Manchester. previous 10 sAid tlins N hear.
ing.
45sw ny tho Court, y. i. BURTON. Judge.
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Take notice. that The number Of Poll
cifs ssued by the Vermont Life ln.ur.
saes COMPANY d Burlington. Vermont,
dgFlng the 6rst three months Of 1877,
j. aineiy two greater than during The
corresponding three months 81 last
year, and that the amouat Of insurance
written for the same period Of time is
ST. 900 Ia excess d the whole amount
written during the year 1916
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The members Of the syndicate had
interviews with the President aud Sec.
rotary Of the Treasury. yesterday, and
discussed the eotinued reiunding Of the
public debt Since September sl40,-
Oo1, 900 Of the per cent. bonds have
be,n negotiated. leaving $3.50. oO0, 600
OF that loan 10 be disposed OIL II mas
hcnn decided 10 put out the latter be
tseeh November and December rext
81 I per cent bonds will not te put
90 The msket tn the { per ccnts are
sold Mestrs ConAnl aud Bigeluw.
the SCENTS 81 the treasury will leave
here next week Cor London 10 continue
the work Of teiubdng there
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L. SMEAD,S ESTATE.

CYNTHIA l., SMEAD'S ESTATE.
State OF Vermont. Manchester District ~,
Al Probate Court hold at Manchester within
and for said District on the 10th day OF April,
A. D. 1877.
Present, Hon II. D. Burton, Judge
An Instrument purportng TO be the last will
aud testament OF Cynthis l.. Smesd late Of
Arlington, In said district. deceased being pre-
scented by the Executor therein named FOR
Probate, IL lie ordered by said court that all per-
sons concerned therein be notified TO appear At
session thereof, 20 be held at the Probate
Office in Manchester, III said district, on the
30th day OF May, A. d. 1877. at 10 o'clock IN
tho forenoon, aud show cause, IL any they have,
against the probate Of said will; for which pur-
pose it is further ordered, that this order be
published three weeks successfully In the Man.
chester JOURNAL, newspaper printed at Man.
chester in this state, previous 20 said time OF
hearing.
by tho Court,
Attest, L. b BURTON, Judge
473w
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The Z s soprtme Cgurt bas decd.
- ,hss he nillloa ard haif loaae1 BY
goyefhmeui G. the centennial noa he
paa pafs before ths stock holders ne.
psise back asY q their money. This
is according 10 the terms of The grant
AID &c 20 BOT zee bow shc cosu coul3
have decided otherwise
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The report came, by telegraph. last
week lust before we went to press that
T W. Park had failed Though il
came from trustworthy source we
could not credit 1t aud consequently
said nothing aboat il in the JouasAL.
subsequently reports showed that on
account ofcertain combinations against
him ia stocks be was hard pressed aud
bis enemies, doubtless, hoped and ex.
pected that they bad caused his failure,
but they counted without their host
Mr.. Park was too strcng for them aud
lives TO eight many more days.
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ioIlN rARRAR,s estate

Eftef - Yfaxuxr. Marc ssass uislssst -
fA lFebAts Cuaft hal6 NJ Manehsalsf wtlhsn
NEa - ssid aisiftei - Ne IA tas Il krgH.
~ y 1871
Preset Haa y q naftea. 1pare
ceased, ptspaasp9 - rrnaef "a kaaaaaf ~ his
Ada 'nirifAtlan un ss3d estate. u i ordered y
sasa esHif that ssia acceuut H. ssamlned faf ~.
lQwkueH ~ ssssien thefts,f IL ts hsia ~ 81 .
f7naate pl1cs 81 Nsnaheatff. ia ssld strict ca
the s5h Cas- Hf ASH 4 81 1877, asa that Eagics
~ EtFen q ~ peFnaut Interested hy ihe pahli.
Cet4wp q tAis nfdrr in she Manchester 1atNsAt,
= usWsp@pef pnhisa At sid Manchester thses
veeks saeeessvtly, previous he ssla lime 81
hearing.
ifap feaord
Attest +. BURTON. yaaga
tfun copy a. rrc0fd
Attest. B h BURTON. JuAss.
4E8u
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900 900 Tsrkish pounds % pay the
osiatAad.ag detis u the lale taliAns -
Mafad Esssa. ass Adj Ana The
tboaght hat Rosa evso 4 oaa e se-
spoet ie Gtrnasy shs aoes soi reuiare
9 narrh 90 tbo DAuubc. may cert
mon'h resolve 90 a. attack en- the
eastsfa fiuatief. Aad ihai span Der win.
eng hattie - two. Persia. Greece
ab4 eiaef steni enemies may lali %
Turkey 90 all sides. Is well calculated
% softer The enihusiasm 81 any body
wha knoNs bow allefly destiiate this
couairy would he 1t al resources Of
var Al the very opening Of a can psigb.
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THURSDAY ArRlL y. 81.

s 3stpaUt frem s. Legs. she liih.
ears 80 large heisl 80 buued "a
as, o'ty last gbi pist loss az 6igy
ar sisty 8rcs We hArt roi been atie
~ ett fsli particular
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PERSEVERE
in the use Of this remedy Until cured.
1t contains the great healing ele-
ments of plants in their essential form
as obtained by dstilation.

catarrb, In it's extent and destructive force,
stands next 10 Consumption, aud Is oosely allied
to II: for IN certain constitutions the transition
from one TO the other il only question OF time.
II is therefore singular thing that those az
iietcd with il should not make il the object q
their lives to rid themselves Of IL. single
bottle OF any remedy cannot in the chronic
stage. effect cure, nor even bring tho system
under its influence fully. Ia many such case
the bones and cartilage Of the nose are eater
away, the organ. Of hearing, OF seeing, and OF
tasting, so affected a. 10 be rendered useless,
the uyuls go elongated and innamed as to pro-
dnce constant and distressing cough. The
return TO health must necessarily be slow, under
the most favorable circumstances, when 30 ssri-
ously afflicted; but as the evidence Of lie great
value daily comes 10 hand we become more and
more satisfied that there does not Exist case OF
Catarrh that cannot be cured by judieioue aud
PERSISTENT use OF SASToRDs RADICAL CURE ron
CATARgH. The relief IN every case obtained
from the first dose il an indication OF what 1t
will do when the systemis brought constitu ton
ally under Its influence .sas
SANFoRDs RADICAL CuRg is sold by all whole.
sale aud retail druggists throughout the United
htaes Price, 81.
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nOMMIssInNER,s NnTIcE.

fststs ~ NhsFiss rhiliiEH
We the AabscnbDfs heipE appointed ~
tbs Hon, the Probate Court fat the ntsifiet ~
haeehesiet, Commissioners Go receive. examine
and adjust The claims aud demands - AlipsFsaus
against the Estste -
Charles Phillips, late u Arlington,
10 said District deceased, aud AlsO al elaine and
demands exhibited IN Offset thereto hereby
give nsaee, that ~ plA meet for The purpose
Aforesaid, at the Hotel ~ X Bartlett IN said
Arlington, On th@sd day Of October, next from =
O'Clock, a, M, until four O'Clock. r. ~ on said
day and that siH months from The III aay 81
Apnl isl3, IL The time limited BY said Court for
said creditors % present their elAins 10 Ne faf
examination and aliogEnce
Dated At Arlington, this 81 day Of April,
A. a., 1917.
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I.IBEL FOR DIVORCE.
Bennington %. Cart.
Jaae Tenn. 1877.

''''i" Bennington 60. Cart.
ELLEN NJ. PERLEY. 1aae Is'n.is1i.
To the Hon. County Court neri 70 be holden
at Manchester, uithia and for tho Gyahty ~
Bennington, on The first Tnesdsy II Jane II.
1877. Your petitioner, Joseph refiey ,of ! en-
ningtou. 81 said County ~ Bennington, you'd
respectful repre-. cent ADD aver that on The ADA
day 81 October, isa2, he was duly married %
Ellen NJ, Psrisy nov Of Knasld, 10 the tlaso u
Nov Hampthifes Abs then bearing her maiden
same Of Ellen ". Fdlsf. BY Rev, 4. a. Assf,
Minister ~ the uospsi AZ bgstgn % glte County
u suftiolk ~ the siste II Maa,tciinsottz, that
tacy then and there ayrd t0geth,r ~ husband
sod wife ntli the spfing thereafter a. a then
moved IN Enhsid 10 TIE Coautg u Grafton 10 tho
state o. Ms Hampshire, aud there retiae a.
husbaud and wife Bntil sbaas thr ~ . dtY n
April. 1871, wheu The rad fieH ~ viii oct isAt
cause Or pFoHceAtlah sif4lg deserted sguf
petitioner, aud has wibaiiy coHiiuBed aid De-
sertiom ever since,
Your patl,i9Htr farther Ayeu ia, hs has 10.
sided 10 the ntsie - Vermont f5f the $50 years
AT past, and Wtbln he ssa County ~ fes
niuR o. ~ 0ue tssf last patt Ygur psit.0ref
ille4ef5fs pfsys that said mAfflsge ~ digs9lssd
and be be sFaaie4 rs hii u Divorce TOR ths
causes ''''' ''' form. 5osgqn !. rgnLrY.
M.nehestsr March u. 1877
sraTE ~ grrKoarf Whersns, Jossph y rer.
Bennington 70. -. ~, hasiag als4 he tofs-
gong pTAAaH 10 tAh sAiAeN ~ We AN0NtF Nitfb
10 ard fer Sal CeuDtY naa Il appearing ibat ne
sGid Eiiea y. tsfieY, the Bstitsouse resides
without tiis State. AMI beyond the ressh ~ the
process ~ sad Court therefore Il il cfttf aa
tbat rad Ellea foray BE snMneasd e sp+
pear before las Goanty Court aeat ~ II hsidsn
Il Msnehsstsf sithia sHi ~ thf Gonafy u
bsansng 90 the fret TUESDAY 81 Jane. 1871 aDa
susEeT - ssia pealii38 N saa see esuss % pub
hshsng tAs Substance ~ fala psasiea ioRetAer
ssh thia DYaHf tbfcs weeks saeesssieaiy IL iAh
tfasfl
she issi - ~hieh pablir4M0ss fAsit u AZ least
siH peeks pfesioas T. tie agal Tuesday u 18ne
Ee1t.
Glfen anasf my aabd 81 Manchester is sad
County this y7th DAY 81 Asreh A. b. 1911
tssN Hk. FOwLEh, DspHty Clerk
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H. CAMPBELL,
Y. II. CAMPBELL, Com
n. 4. HARD,
COMMISSIONERS NOTION.

We the subscribers, being hppoiaied By
the Hon, the Probate Court for The District II
Manchester Commissioners 70 receive. examine
aud adjust the elaine aud demands Of all pc raons
az iust the estEte ~
Albeit l.. Waite. late Of East Dorset,
Ia said Dihttict deceased, and As0 All claims and
depiapds exhibited ia Offset thereto and ala
niouths from the 9Th day Of Apri. 1877, being
allowed by sdd Court Tor thai purpose, we do.
therefore, hereby give notice, that We viii attend
% ne business Of our appointment At the ate
awelhng house on said decsafodl IN Dorsei, on the
81 day Get, next nom 4. n. until I O'Clock, ?.
~ on saia day
Dated At Dorset, this 4th day Of AphL
a. y. 1871,
WILLIAM GARDNER, 49,.
463w gOHk ID. WAIT, WINS
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CATARRH.
From Geo. ". Shatturk. Esq. date Fare uh
EHtry clerk. ffosran custom House.

Gcagsmea, II have been troubled With CatArth
for several yeas bat W abe use Of your remedy
IL has been greatly relieved. This summer
have been lnnreiyf lrle'ftpm u. I maze use u
i 10 NV iAmils for sslGs 10 the hes and tnd
Il an sftOlnal remedy. | can cophdestiv econ
mend IL 20 81 who are similarly sfieted
Very truly YOURS
Oct ~. Ik7i GEO. W. sHATrUCk
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The Manchester Journal.

sNo,m rareArs.,s.sss,.
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HAIR VINE ;:: g: \: ~: !: .:i: :

prelude OF the hairs decay, Removes dandruh
and cures all diseases OF the scalp. ltmakes
nios shampoo and dressing for ladies' and chii.
drens hesdr, as II removes the dandfuu and
dirt, keeps the head cool and leaves the ha
ssft aud scalp cleAn, Try il and yoa will nae no
other. Ask druggists and merchants Tor V
everywhere, or send Toe TO ire Tor trial bottle.
Address @. w. RICHARDSON, Barnet W Fold
ia Manchester by Wait n Hard and " Grover.
Wells, Richardson 4 Go, Burlington, W whole.
sale agents, n
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N0TICE.--H Having rented my Black.
- smith shop and Tools 70 my sons, Joseph
and Hepry Lugene, | desire TO settle up all
matters OF deal with my debtors and creditors
as soon as possible, and hereby potify Alipersons
indebted TO me 10 call and scttie. NV creditors
must have their pay. have for sale eheAp two
two.horse wagons, one carriage, one open buggy,
and one two seated wagon. This property must
be sold 10 pay debts.
JOSEPH LUdRNR.
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Factory Point. VT, April /. 1871.


The Blacksmith business In all OF its branches
will be carried on At the Old Stone Shop Of
Joseph Lugene, by the undersigned. All work
intrusted 10 our charge will be done with neat.
ness and despatch, aud at los rates. With our
experience and facilities for doing work We iAtter
ourselves that We can satisfy all the old patrons
Of the shop and many new ones a. dssire
work done in our hne. Werk solicited.
JOSEPH A. LU0ENK.
HENRY LUGENR.
Factory Point, Vt, April 4. 1877. i6sw
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NoTfcFt
Having purchased OF Y. Grover he cArrikgs
business stock and Rccounts, | am prepared 10
do Jobbing Work cheap for cash. Carnage
Painting aud Trimming speciality,
r. II. hEt.LEY.
FAsisry Point, Vt, March, 1877 a
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-04-12
IN BANKRUPTCY.

UlHThINf nF FENHONT, Hss
At Bennington, in said district this 2jd day
OF March, A. u. 1877.
The undersigned hereby gives notice Of his
appointment as Assignee IN Bankruptcy ~
George A. Wattes aud Franklin i. Bradford,
surviving partucrs OF the firm If Bradford n
Sons, Of Bennington, in the County Of Benning.
ton aud State OF Vermont, within said district.
who have been adjudged bankrupts npon the
petition Of their creditors 10y tho Distfiet Court
Of SAID district.
i63w GEO A. WOOD, Assignee
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CRISTADoRo'S

FARM FOR SALE..-The place known
Ne the Wm. Leonard Farm situated one mils
from Bandville, on stage road 10 Manchester
Said farm contains 40 acres well timbarpd, With
a coal kiln, house, barn and apple orchard
Also good Circular Saw Mill 30Is9 stuatod in
Jamaica on large stream OF water, Is feet head,
As no 80 power Double house, barn. blacksmith
shop aud 80 acres land. Terms eaay.
Apply TO OF address
MARK LlVRRMORE.
Sly Jamaica, VI.
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NOTICE I!

Having sold my interest Ia the Carriage bus l.
Hesa 10 T. II Kelley all accounts In said business
are payable 10 hiu V. uNUEkh.
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ms CANS. HEATERS

TlS CANS. HEATERS
Sap Baekets. Russia ana Galvanized Iron Pane
A L s o
Tn Ware riGin aud stamped, sheet Iron and
Copper Ware. Coal HDds, Stove Pipe, C0rrogai
ea Kiboss
A L ; o
EGvs spsais Tia Aooang. Pamps, Lead and
Ifau PIPE. CAsl frua House s.nEs. Plain and
GsiFaBlKe8 Goods furnished 10 order.
Jats promptly attended 10 and work done Ia a
satisfactory msDrsr. Prices AZ iow - saY party
c4n 4nosa for tue same qRastF AMI style 0f
g90ds. Orders b Elall viii receive inamediAts
tltsntlOu.
PH COOLIDGE.
ArliaEtou, ", Jas %. 1875.
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Interesting cases we're presented to
the society by Doctors Bacon, Parker,
Bennett and others
Voted to hold the next meeting at
The time aud place at which the board
Of Censofs should designate for holding
their meeting and for granting certili.
iieales Voted TO adjourn.
l. B NEWTON. Sect.
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CA5E3.

Al persons having an unsettled sseOnnt With
the saflse AZ 6nca.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-09-25
SHORT ITEM 9.

How che came TO take those three gold sleeve
buttons from Mrs. d. Lafourchs will have to be
explained by Lstana Gfsson, 40 she IL destined
to have trial by jury.
Rosa Msxison, Mary Brown, Rose Washing
aud Jane Thompson, all daughters OF Benegam-
bia, were immured in the Central Station, charged
with disturbing the peace. Mary Brown is also
charged by Mary Madison with larceny, and Rose
Washington aud Jane Thompson as accessories.
young man, whose name could not be ascer-
tanned, while out hunting Sunday, had one Of his
thumbs shot off by the explosion Of his gun.
At 8 o'clock Sunday night q boy named Louis
had his foot badly crushed by one Of the dunn.
mics OF the Canal street line.
George Miller is bunking in cell at the Gem
trail Station, charged by Fl. J. Miller with break
ing aud entering his shop in the night time, with
intent TO steal.
For getting away with Mrs. Fl. L. Tonlin's s6 so,
Sam Crogan got in Jail, and unless he can tell a
straight tale to Judge Smith he will no doubt
board with Capt. Gain in the Parish Prison.
Mrs. simmons, in defense Of her life, called
upon Officer Bonn aud asked him to take her un-
natural son, Hy Berris, to the station % he was
drunk, disturbing the peace and attempting to
out her with knife. The request YVES granted
and Henry can be found in the Fifth Station.
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AN OLD HOUSE UNDER New NAME.-Every
one knows where DArcy's hat store is. at the
corner Of Canal and Chartres streets. which for
years past has been the favorite resort Of our
citizens in quest of the latest styles in hats and
caps. Messrs. Reinerth x Montardier. having
purchased the entire stock of Mrs Darcy. will
take possession of that extensive establishment
on the 9th inst. when they will be fully pre-
pared to supp'y the wants Of their customers
and the public generally. at prices remarkably
moderate and reasonable. Mr.. Relnerth has
lust returned from the North, and has selected
a stock Of the most comprehensive and nobby
description, embracing everything that is fash
ionable and stylish. The members Of the above
firm have had a long experience IN their line Of
business; Mr.. Reinerth being partner of the
well known hat house Of Albert Reinerth,
corner of Chartres and Cu5tomhouse streets :;
and Mr. Montardier having been for many
years connected with the DARCY establishment;
Both are liberal business men, have a host Of
friends and are sure to succeed in obtaining
extensive patronage.
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same may be said Of his every melton while en-
gagged In speaking, aud he possesses withal q
thorough knowledge Of that essential TO the per-
feet rendering OF every part, by-play; always
effective and never going beyond the bounds
ries OF faithful Characterization.
Mr.. MeDonough fails to sustain himself we
regret TO say, precisely when the cute climax
lie reached. When the thought Of the faitbless-
ness of his young wife breaks upon him there is
a raoy scene for him TO display bis talent Here
Mr.. McDonough attempts wild scene OF despair
and Jealousy which will require more study than
he has yet given H.. Howbeit "Baby" was
smoothly performed, taking 1t Gil In all. and we
can only hope that "Pink Dominos," 10 be pro,
duced by the same company next week. shall
receive az good treatment at their hands.
We have not yet had an opportunity TO Judge
of the merits OF the ladies' Of the company, all
the female parts Of "Baby" being unimportant
and afTordine little chance FOR display Of talent.
We have had glimmsr OF the sprightliness OF
Miss Alios Mansfield, the young LADY OF the COM
psny, which promises well for next week.
"Baby" will be repeated tonight, and every
body should see the rasoally idol Of bis doting
mother
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THE REPUBLICAN PARTY
A clerks, etc.
SHEPHERD sE<T DOW n.
The Alsiers "Queer" Manufacturer Cemss
to Grief,

The AIsiers queer Manufacturer CSmes
to Grief.
A. q. shepperd. the young man arrested week
since in Algiers, or rather he
VINO WAS TRAPPED
there for uttering and passing counterfeit money.
was brought before United States Commissioner
Cooley yesterday In the United States Circuit
Court room for q preliminary examination, his
attorney being Mr.. Thompson, the late Dey OF
Algiers, while the United States government Was
represented by Assistant United States District
Attorney Gurley.
The attorney for The plaintiff pleaded hard, loud
end long, and quoted all sorts OF authorities to
show that his client was innocent and should be
sci at liberty, and then noticing that his plead
ings had not had the desired effect, he confined
himself TO All argument showing that the prison.
er should be given the benefit Of a small bond,
and then he hit the mark, and after Mr.. gurlev
had said q few words. and some time after the
witnesses had been examined, the Commissioner
ADMITTED SHEPPARD TO BAIL
In the sum of $4,000 for his appearance as the
next term OF the United States Circuit Court, and
not being able to secure bondsmen he Was sent
to prison.
His wife WAS with him in the court room dur
ing the day, and Appeared much affected at the
result Of the examination.
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ON THE WAR PATH.


ono weuld Not ana the other Dared Not.
At 9 o'clock yesterday morning two sicilians.
al the corner OF Magazine and Washington
streets. attempted ID bulldose each other. One
was armed with q razor and the other chap
''toted" gun. They both wanted blood, but the
fellow with the gun would not shoot until his adj
verssry had out him with the razor, and the I'D
versary would not out him with the razor until
he had been shot with the gun. The fight WAS
then nc stand still, but no doubt would have
been renewed had not Officer Egsn put in an APP
pearauce, aud at his approach the fighters fled.
AZ the officer heard that they had gone toward
Jackson street for fipal settlement OF the diff
Guilty, he repaired thither. II appears that the
two Sieans did not stop at jackson street. but
kept down Magazine street until they reached
g. Andrew, where they renewed the difficulty,
when the fellow with the pistol would have, no
doubt, got the best OF the chap with the razor,
had not third party interfered and separated
them.
The officer on learning that the two men had
gone Into house on st. Andrew street, repaired
TO the place, and while he was entering through
the front door, the two Secilians hearing him
coming, made their exit through the back gate.
The latest from the two belligerents Was that
they were following each other. and az soon az
they reached an appropriate spot there would be
hlood