Rochester Democrat and American
Rochester, NY
Sept. 29, 1859
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MARRIED.

CARR - BUCKLAND - In Brighton, on Thursday, Sept. 22d, by Rev. Geo. D. Boardman, Mr. John A. Carr, of this this city, and Miss Almira R. Buckland, daughter of Leonard Buckland, Esq., of Brighton.
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ARRESTED ON A CHARGE OF SEDUCTION. - A young man named William Wiland was yesterday morning arrested by officer SAM BROWN, on a warrant charging him with seducing a young girl named AMANDA JOINER. The offence is alleged to have been committed in October, 1856. The parties lived in Greece at the time but soon after the commission of the offence, Wiland left and went to Wisconsin. Recently he came back, thinking, doubtless, that the charge would not probably be revived.
    Defendant was taken before Police Justice BARDWELL, who consented to hold the case open for a day or two, in order that the witnesses might be got together.
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SEVERE ACCIDENT - We hear that a young man, whose name we did not learn, was terribly injured Tuesday night by falling through a hatchway in a grocery store on the East Side. His arm was caught on the hook attached to the tackle fall, and seriously mangled. An artery was severed, and but for the presence of mind displayed by the sufferer, in holding it with the fingers of his other hand, he would probably have bled to death before a surgeon could be called. The wounded man is said to be a medical student or a physician.
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TEA PARTY FOR ST. BRIDGET's CHURCH. - The Tea Party some time since announced, to take place in Palmer's Hall, for the benefit of St. Bridget's Church, will be given this evening. The object of the Party is, to raise funds for the liquidation of claims against the Church. The ladies have made the proper arrangements for a very pleasant party, and their friends and the friends of the Church will be out in strong force, and with generous intent.
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Police Court.
Police Justice BARDWELL.

    WEDNESDAY, Sep. 28. - Doctor A. White was arrested at the Arcade, drunk and disorderly. Discharged on his promise to leave town.
    Ellen Keene - drunk and trying to get into a house on Water street Penitentiary for want of bail.
    Erasmus Seifred - complaint of his wife, for being drunk and disorderly. Sent up.
    James McCarthy - (not a printer) stole a three dollar bill from a Mrs. Jemima Harrison at a Grocery store in Frankfort. She laid the money down on the counter, and he took it. On being accused of the theft he went away, but was followed into a lumber yard where the money was found on the ground. Tried and fined $10, which he could not pay. Committed to the Penitentiary for three months in default.
    Emma Doty was sued under the City ordinance for keeping a disorderly house. Confessed judgment and promised to move.  RH