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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-08-30


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aus Der Mitte Der Sa(le bic ROrte:
Traitors to the Constitution"-ySerz
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ben WtG1ner, tuelhe fuebeu beI6woren
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-08-30
9oaweSem In Sapam umS Gbtna.

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gen Sa9en in &aris nb9ei6lOiieHen,
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mebreren Sabreu beretts BON benz gum
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hide &atierrei6 lit binge9en nod int
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bere'ts 3.774 YOitdHlter, 151 SelOdn'
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lett nahpeiit. Sn benz, nit benz 80.
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&5riefe unb 6,764, a72s @offarten. 9ieI
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&olt bef6roerten iapauil6m 8eitunaen
heiief ii6 auf 7,372.556, cine 3unabme
ton 2,323,141, pber 46 Srocent, ilber
Cen Serfe6r i'm Sabre 1876. 9abei
tuerOen Die japduil6en GOItdmter nit
nrBeroroentliber @eihidli6teit mlb
9sfl6ttreue oerualtet. SIN garSen
Sabre 1877 git9en 6tr9 0iebltabl nr6
StraBeuraub I'M @anSer1 MIR 4S9 8riefe
nlto Badete perloreft, bon benen lie.
bod lpdter 424 pieoererlnn9t tpuroer.
Die Samilie ei1es 9oItbpten. meIthrr
bel Der @ertbeipisuu9 ieines &OItindes
9e9en &Guber 9et6btet wurbe, lit
p%enliontrt murben, u1b oil eff /
Berlonen tuuroen Belpbuunaen 6oflr q
ertbeilt. bos fe bic &Otladen in Sdnen s
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S71'tbru9 retteten. Der oFaiatiI6e e
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-08-30

pie bfitre, an @rgebnifen dusert
reldse YeriOoe Der Olpmpilden Qusoro.
bun9en 1T am l. Suli abseIdIofIen. Im
Z: tano I'm 8eiiein Der 9rie6iiden. Be-
BORDEN Die Sufieselung cer Wujeen NM
oaranf bic Seimreiie Der Grpebitionss
ftatt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-08-30
eIntn Soften NoaI 6gTf daogrn hindbaf.

orifen, nas a6er an Der SartHddiafeit
Der Ir6eiter i6eiterte. Ra6 uno mad
tuurbe Soften fir 8oiten erLe0igt ulo
5wnr pie BE Nrbeiter anfsefteIt bat
ten
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-08-30

s.aonesftataetI etR NeHb soer 6sat men
Sdmmtli9e 5hennep iunren bsgeitslm it
eiuem 36eiI Der 6 nte oefaLit. gihs.
5ebn 5amilien finn Dbba6slos. Die Inn,
groBten AbeH oetf III bfiterlaaoe eh1e
gorea: Setoer 1tno BET oem 6euer and
5tnei Nenl6enieben 81 befla9en; 5tuei
&'noer, DIE aus elrelu b%renneHoen 0puIe
nidt gerettet merOen fOnnttn, tpnrben
9dnjlI9 oertp6tt aug benz G~ldeabauFen
9eroor9e5o9eH; giele 4etuObner oss
9Orfes 6a6en BET ben 26I6arbeiten ers
beblibe 8rnnopunben an SyGnoen unb
5iiBeu bauoueetrasen. GbenIo Iinb
audi srpse 8erluite an &ie6 su beIlos
aeu.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-06-09
THE COURTS.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT

In tho railroad nnse, involving the eEpropria.
ton of certain property, JUG ge Billings granted
yesterday the 70 lowing order:
Morgnn'a Louisiana and T"Eas Railroad Com
many vs. Frank M. AIMS trnstee.-In the matter
" the railroad property from Morgan City to
Vormillinnvlle.
This cause came on to he heard upon the pc
titinna, answers and orders: and the court,
upnn consideration Of the Same, orders that the
commission to threN ,"ommis7i onors to be ~
pointed ns set forth In tho order mnde In this
court the twenty third day Of May last, and MI
the proceedings under that order ba rescindeh
md that tho cost of tho same be borne equally
by the parleE-plaintiffs on the one part, ana
defendant on tho other part
The court orders that =. A. Woolny ha ap-
whethnr tho proposition made by the plaintiff
and approved by the defendant is equal and
fair to all of the rRrtles inter- Rted IN the prop
ertv and whether the disposition Of the prop
er'y prnrosed he oonsonan to the decd of trus
and n fulhllmnnt Of the duti' Of the enid mus
Ter md that the said master make his report tt
no
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SUICIDE.
A Bank Director Sheets HImseW-A Shoe
maker Jumps Into the East River.

New YORK. June 81. Leroy Livington,
tempted ten suicide last night at the Cosmopol-
tan Hotel in this city BY shooting himself in
tho right shoulder. The wound Is not dan.
gerous. Livington is connected with one OF
The first families in Troy, and four years ago
married Miss Hart, alao highly connccted
in Troy. lie led a fast life and formed a dis
honorable connection with q Miss Gale, with
whom he cloped from Troy and came to thl"
city. Her friends followed and took her back,
and subsequently, sent her to Europe. Liv-
inpton'a wife in the meantime had obtained q
divorce. and he was left alone to ponder over
his indiscretion This is n second attempt at
sef-hpstfuCti0n.
John Lutschwisky, n shoemaker. who has
boon ont of employment for SOY eral months
and who pawnh his watch last night to keep
his wife and children from starving, suictded
this afternoon by jumping from ferry into
East river
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FASHIONABLE SUITS!
e DIV AR IL f. T. L,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
No. TT st. Charles street.
CARD OF THANKS.

Tho officers and members Of Orleans Lodge
No T. Of the Order OF Knghta Of PgthiA9
through tho undersigned committee, appointed
fnr that purpose. most respectfully tender ther
sincere thanks aud grateful feelings 10. and
hgh appreciation Of the kindness and favore
which we're extended to thorn by MoaarR. Wood
ward h Wright Capt. n. Samhoa. Of Fifth Com
pany Orleans Artillery Capt Gai", OEtha French
bark Vauban Capt. Campball and ofiiGer-. OF
the s'eambOat RobUrt T.. Lee. and the Screw
mems Benevolent Association. And especially
do they tender theiv thanks TO them for the loan
of their ,autifu fHgs and banners, on tho Or
oasIon of the parade procession of the knights
in this city and nj their festival In tho CtFro-
ton Gardens:on Enc twenty eighth OF May, 1873.
And specially t7,Capt. Campbell and OfftGer8 OF
the steamboat Robert g. Loo for their courtesy
and hospitality in carrying the Knights safely
| on their stenInb0at from New Orleans TO tr-
rOllt0n and sar otheg favors and courtesies Ok,
! tended to the Knights.
| We shall ever fe happy IN remembering thf
large number Of ladies and geDtlem"n who die
us the hOpOr to attend the festival and ther"bJ
extended TO the Knights of Orleans Lodge No,
and the Order their hearty approval.
Respectfully and truly.
r. KING CUTLER. P. G. c.,
LIS WATROU5 p. O. O..
T. II. WIEsTEAD, knight,
jea Committee,
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Bas'ardIy outrage by ROmghs 0n y
MINOW.

joliet, III. JunoR. Night before last two
notorious roughs. named Thomas, alias Cook
eve Murphy. and John McQuade entered the
house Of Mrs Leplne n widow, and despite
her screams and resistance. succeeded In VIC
Iaiinr her person. In tho struggle the wo-
mans clothing was nearly torn OF, and the
rulTiaps beat her badly In the face. Mrs
Inrne Is about forty-tive years Of ago, living
alone. and her character Is said to bo ire
proarhabln She appeared before the grand
iury Yesterday, and her assailants. who llod
aud havo not yet been arrested, will doubtless
hc inflicted
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THIRD DISTRICT COURT.

Fdm ! ForaaI's ma Va. Board Of biuuida-
tlrn.-roti toner's urav TINT tho board be- after
tho below mentioned bonds have hNen declared
valid and bin ling obligations nf tho State. or
lNro1 TO accept In EXCHANGE for Hnn7oiiIqt"d
bonds Of tho State In nnoordanno with net N, 3
o. Io74 tho following thirty six bonds. iRsund In
u1lraunncn Of the provisions ~ oct No 10 Of 1924
viz Nos. t5i t65 I6G tT1 1E9 2i4. OFF, dig ut, 2H
2lp 30 Oh 222 22l 23l 5Qn I2t0 13lt, 1912, 1903,
40 ~ a1F ZIG 81 RR. $40 Ga G1g, $40 1863 16n,
tg1O 1911.
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TOO sudden and severe 9, rain from impact r. =
VIII bard pay Ven and fce Oh roads; Fn MS
shoe Is 50 constructed that gnEE tsod ca az t9
hoof rests upon the Iron, being b. nd permit
keep the sole free from pressure Hr 10 20 nc
ting the frog 10 grow to its natHral sra ro,opta T
venting the foot from that undue con "5'' has
caused the ruin Of thousands Of horses ~" ~
mules. This certainly is n great though -
pie invention, and is sure to he brought BfNhl
general use so soen ss Its merits are known eftf
uDIprufno1 RmN9
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-06-09

SUMMER WINHE.-Now that warm weather ls
coming we naturally cast our eaEle eyes about
for something that fs cooling and refrP Rhing.
TO meet the requirements Of the season we
know Of nothing that can surpass the, pure
Frulty delicious wines manuagtnred by the
Kelley Island Vine Company. They embrace
q large variety and are great fayorHes with all
who hav" given them trial Messrs. Shrop-
shire 4 Co, ~ South Peters street; are the
agents and they declare most positively that
they will sell their wines es cheap, If not
cheaper. than any other brand of tlrst-class M
tive wines can be purchased In this city. We
know the agents and have tested their wines
and take pleasure In indorslDg both.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-06-09

Tho First Annual Regatta Of the Southern
Yacht Cub will take place on
MONDAY, JUNE "a, 1878,
N FiW LAKE ENI

NEW LAKE END
For yachts Of the First Second Third and
Fourth Glasses, following measurement
First class. measuring over % feet.
Second ClHss. measuring from 20 to 22 feet,
Third clAsa, measuring from 10 to 40 teet.
Fourth class, mGasu"ng under 10 feet
For this Regatta SILVER PRIZES will ba
awarded, and all boats will be sailed by MEM
bers Of tn club and amateur crews
On tuesday,, the twenty NTH instant, Re-
gRth will be Civ, n. free for all boats OF same
classes, 10 be sailed to the best advantage, under
the rules Of the club, for which tho following
pri2ps will bs given In money or silver:
$50 for First Glass B5S for Third Glass.
100 for Second Glass. SO for Fourth Glass.
All yachts from Mobile P int Clear and Mis-
| siasippi Sound are specially invited to attend
By order Of the Commodore.
| je9 tG 25 OWEN JEMIsOH. Secretary.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-06-09

We yesterday dropped In Mt the Exposition
horses with the shoes Of the C odenouEh
Horse Sho" an Shooting Associa't"n, reoentIy
Shoes made by tbis c9mpany are a great i'm
movement ovar those which have for years
past been in universal use. In the adj lstme ut
preserved intact. the frog ia not needed t. he
pared off but is permitted to touch the ground
nd perform the function which nature Intend
Al II Tor. viz: to be an elastic cushion. viii n
relieves the tendons and Joints Of the leg from
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-06-09
FIFTH DISTRICT COURT.

Joseph A. Walker va. u. A. Burke. Tax Cot
lootor, 0t als.-ThIs case came ~ to-dny Tor
for plnintifY and !. 6. Ftan on b half Of defend
nnta the cnae was continual TIL "Wednesday.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-06-09
OUR LAW MAKERS.
WHAT WAS DONE IN CONGRESS YES"
TEBRAY,
The senate.

,,,nitorg l., relation tn the presideutIal cleo
Mon and charges Of fraud in connection there |
9Th hn roFnrFed tn select committee Of eight
Ta,,ntnrs with instructions 10 inquire into |
s,tnnpinng In go,,th Carolina Louslana Flori- |
~ hIaLotno Mieeiseinni and Oregon also |
inf, tbn matter Of thn overthrow uf the Pack |
lntp Clln ,D,, :" III ho 'osahIishment Of tho
Wiatlis ,,ntornnnnnt in Louisiana the com
mi4hnot ~ IN dn,ing tbn RECESS
NJ notnrd dneIred the resolution to be
nrintad and laid over
u ~ ~, o,,p, da,, mill he rot vote ON IT,
,,rt ne o. ,yith 4 feds for the Improvement
~ w. Gov ,nn,,th ri tho Njssisejppi river was
Jbop noeend vaas 55. NAYS 2,
IN, Chair announced rs a select committee
,,r imn,,ir,t ,tnder the resolution Of Matthews
AIossts 'Edmrnds Nilsson Ingalls, IIuar,
Dat,ia Of Illinois WHITE and Jones Of Florida.
The senate then resumed the consideration
,F tho army annronrintjon hjll
Mr. RIaino urged the necessity Of passing
the hjll, and gave notice that he would nsk
Tho senate tn sit out and pass the bill before
adjournment.
XII Ferry announced that he had received
~ roa,,neI from Hon ClarksOn NJ. Potter for
btn, In annnar before tho committee of the
House Of which he was chairman, lie de
zirnd fo cnmulv ahd therefore asked per
,nIsstou oF tho Snnntr to attend. md permits
ainn vac pivon without comment or objection.
Mr. Rlafnn called attention to the action OF
the Democratic Congressman on ono PROPOSE
tIon, that the army should not b9 usnd 10 en-.
force the laws ct bogus IeHi9l'V4,n, w
Kansas, when every, Demner&tlc He'n' ~,
voted against taking from the tresldNilt 'n'
power TO enforce the law Of what , Was SIhs",
quently proven to he mop no hepunllGtn
then questioned the right Of the President y"
enforce the laws. hut they denl"n ms FlEht 70
enforce unjust ana illegal s1aIu"'T, hI H., ~
support Of an illegal LegislatuTe' y" 'hlh-
ocratiC party had exactly change" front OH
chic question
The amendment proposnn ~ M 49,, eve" ,1r,o VI
strike out the word expressly was agree"
10. :,
On motion of Mr.; Whyte, IN" WORDS wv,
fully and Knowingly Worn lsIrI,, 81 wv.
1t reads "a1y person wI'tul ann EnoW"li'e'y
violating tho provisions of TINS section,
Mr. Oonkng said IhHs'cVnn ws oIH' c'' '', T
at the proper time nnd IN pr2p"n ns"t"i m,'
assent to, but tn" design OF IhlE was w 'l,'l',g
that something had occurred WhHn hHu Llt'u
1t necessary ne kneW o, n"In,"R S,@S T ~ No.
warrant ms ana o2ul n"S ~ op', oIr w
clare. He dtd not appear ~ an auNm," ~,
OF the natlOhhl neutrality-suspicious. ,r'.' "tS ~ ~,
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help WANTED-FEMALEs.
aIhnmhermnIda. Nooks, Nmrses. et0.

ChambsFmaIda, CO0ks, Nurses, etc.
NNrANTFD-A WHITE WOMAN TO COOK.
W Also ono to do general hOusewOrk. Must
come we'll recommended An ly at No 597 IT,
Char leH street Jeq It"
XNTANTED-A GOOD. WELL RECOMMEND
W I'D colOred woman, to cook. Apply ~ No.
400 Camp street. Jeo Nv
WTANrtD-A HESrFCTAHLE WOMAN OR
w girl to do homework and sowing. Nd
dress q d. L.. this "ffl"o leR 2t
WANTED - A HEHPEU ABLE W III r y
w girl to do dining room work. Best "
roferpnnrE required. Apply ut Residence, on
Canal street. hetwoon II gan aud CNrrollton
Avenues, or ut No. 100 Canal street JIG #
XXTANTED-A COMpETENT WHIT i. FEE
w mpln servant IT, attend on dining BON
Must bring good references. Apply at az
II Ghnr EtTnNt. lnN u
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-06-09

BHAuTIFUT, PHoToGRAPHs. Undoubtedly,
Washbnrn'a is the place to go for true like
nos ps arti4ticaly taken and auperhly finished.
Washburn is an old and tried artist, and has
that which many do not posRess In this world,
and without which sometimes talent and skill
go for naugh-that is, money to emrl low such
help IA will insure the speedy production of a
picture and true aud fai hful likeness Of ones
self WnRhhurn's is worth q visit, aud the pub
lie are always cordially invited to call aud OK
anime tho beautiful samples Of his work.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-06-09

session tonight was for debate only, aud
arter few speeches had been made tho
House. Mt Is y, m, adjourned.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-06-09
kGDh SALE.

A NUMBER ONE ICE-BOX. JUST FINtaH-
"A cd, suitable for grocery. four by two and
y half feet In the inside, three feet high In 'front.'
four feet in back. we'll filled with coal dust, for
SO To he soon at q franklin stregt. le9 IT
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-06-09
Charged VITA Forgery.

Yesterday morning raulatto nnmod Loon
Gilbert called Mt the store OF Messrs Morrow v
WoatertIeid and presented to Mr. J. W. WratNr-
field the following order. dated Port Rads
JunnT.
"Maaara Morrow & Waatarned:
"plpnsn pnV the haRrsr Henry Fisher, tho
sum of s@3. and charge to .,- .,-,,,,,,,,
TIC following is tho Endorsement of Horny
Fisher:
NEW ORLEANS Juno g. 1878.
"Mossra Morrow 4 WostRrIleId:
Won can paw tho or tor to tho h0nrar md put
It. in m envelope, as am nt@k nt the h% T A..
p S-Tho captain snys please send him Il
barrel of your best -FOUR
Mr.. WestorfeId. after reading tho order. ana
knowing Capt, Francis signature, NJ once chhih
to the rOnruRon TINT tn" order was forgery.
lilo closely examined Gilbert. whose answers
were worry evnsivN and seeing that the 9rd r
was dated at Port EAds on the seventh, and IN It
II r0nld not pO4siby have reached the Ct nv
the eighth cnusad tho arrest Of & bprtswh ON
he chrrgri with forgery. Gilbert waa arrRign"d
h fore Judge Smith. and remanded totho Far
iRh Prison.
When Mr. HAYES was elected, he said he
wouldn't accept a second term. Subsequent
developments Indicate that he was kind OF
a prophet, like
The decrease in rents this season for New
| York city is estimated to he S3N.Ooo,OOO' ne
| AstOrs lose $1,000 day. The Stewart estate
! has shrIInk 100000 out Of S3OO.n1o Mrs
| Stewards Fifth avenue palace, which rnSi
81 900 600 to build, would not bring to-day
100000.
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CRUtlnn-We mDcrattC CgHseFyRsavN Ia
tors Of thu fourteenth ward are notified y.
the regst alton office will be mt the COT ef I.
broadway and st Charles Avenue until close I"
THURSDAY, June 49,.
Judge-Thos. II Elliott.
Commissioners Geo. W. Cotton, W. q. Hatho.
las.
All other registration is unauthorized bg jhe
Central Club, and 50 void. .
s. s. ARIISLE.
ieQ Az President Central Club
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spIFItualIam at Minerva wall, ms Clio
street bot weon f.. Oharl'a and l'rE!anta streets.
Capt. II, II. Brown will lecture at Minerva Hall
THIS SUNDAY MORNING at II o'clock and at
7:30p. IN. Subject for the morning lecture:
Except ye heCO ne like little children ye cRnnn,
enter lho Kingdom of Heaven" Evening ,hv@I-
utiou and It's Lessons Original songs by &.
W. q, VandprcoOk. ..,-,,.,,,,,,
SECRETARY pro tom Now Orleans Rpiri'o"'lsts'
the undorsiRnc1 agents ot tho British steam-
ship FIRE QUEEN. Williams master from
Colon wi hn rnFponsihG for any debts con
'i i~p 1T y Wv '''' '''' OCEAN h 60.
WorkIngmrn's Wank-New Orleans.
June 3. 1878 At . meeting Of tho board oG IL
rnntora held the fourth instpnt MIR, EDGAR
| WINCKE wnR appointed cashier In place Of Mr.
jap st At" 50 EDO IN HrNCKs. Cashier,
| Nnllce-N0tsce ~ her, by given tn the
| owners Of q lot Of sixty. four kegs and nine bar
| r, is Of Iron Links and Buckles, sto cd at the
Rainbow Warehouse, to call and settle the st"r-
ago due on same. If no. pnth within thir
ia, they will be sold by and for account Of th(
unaHrsig nod.
CHARLES PLUCHF,
! JOB st So No. l31 Tohoupitou'na St got.
once ~ New Orleans City RHIlrnad
Company No I24 Canal street, New Orl ans
| June r lH1R -CnriflrRto No HE7o In favor Of Miss
| Adoln Jackson, for twnuty-liye shares Of The
capital stncR Of this company. bearing fnt'
January >, 1878. having been lost or uisaid
notice is hereby given that unless the sam" he
produced at thia Office within Thirdly dHyR IRON
1nte hereof u now ce tificltC will ISSUE In liol
thoro, f. and suid certificate No, 3570 be declared
null aud void.
i"G i'm G. CLFWTH, poorotnrv.
NotiCe-AII military organizations de
string to pnrticipate In tho nxouraion to Mobile
given under tn" auspices of the First Regimen
| Louisiana Fiold Ar ie'y. will please call upoF
ii her Of the undersigned for oil information
| npCpRenrv thereto
New Orleans. june 1, 1879 -
| LIEUT. !. N AUGUSTIN,
20 Carnud"lNt street:
GAIT. j.. J. HOUBY.
ia Canal street;
LIEUT.. CHS. LAbLAkDE,
| ~ Bnr0nno street:
LIEUT.. W. II BEANlfAM,
| jOE II IA Peters street
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SECOND DISTRICT COURT.

sUCCEssiONs OPENED
August Ieeh. Martin Caulnald, Manuel De-
Ben, Ionrietta Johnson. Louis Surgi.
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It was rumored about the etreots Yesterday
that Stauh who keeps at Goldthwat'e's book,
store on Exchange ALLY, near the corn r or
Canal hid hnen arrested on wit of aiS'
prjris" This did not prevent him from sending
To- tho DEMOCRAT ! fine number Of Puck, AR
pars Weekly. Frank Lealtes, and all the latest
NOrthern and Western dAilies.