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ND EepECTfULLA eoull0ocsi o ienl
der hs BIO essional services 60 10.
La1eI and 6eullouea of Columbus and
Is vicinity. pledeine hinselfio oporaie q
lie most approved modern li9le. Il I'd.
dni0n to what ia Usual 10 his profession
E VII
Isl. Ia. u whole sets Of ieeib. mounted
o. Gold, By ihs new and much appro-
we'd pan of ainoapheric pressure, q
spscimea of which he has IN bis own
mouih,
%. Supply roofs Or palaies, when def
cisni. either from mallormaiion or &C.
cidont
He feels confident from bis oppoHuni-
lies a Philadelphia and eisewhers-from
bis loag experience, aad bis success thai
he eau operate % the eniire satisfaction Of
OIL who may cali on h.m at bis Office on
Market street, up stairs one door south
Of the Auction Store Of KincannOn, March
a. McDaniel.
Columbus Miss. Feb. 18th. is43.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
PIE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI }
L0WNDE5C COUNTY.

FTo0aIo JolTI IanlaTT Terms 100
IN pursuance Of an order granted me by The
ii Probate Court Of lowndes County at the
January term thereof shall proceed TO sell 10
The highest bidder On the 6ih day Of April
next, tie following described iract OF parcel
Of land, belonging to the estate Of Francis !.
Sharp, decd,
: The west half Of section 10, township IL,
south. range eighteen west, 10 Lowndes coun-
iyand Stale Of Mississippi. The above prop
ely % be sold at the Court liuuso door, in the
town Of Columbus, on q credit Of one and lWo
years from the Gay 81 sale. Noes with ap-
proved security WIN be rcohhed, a th q sat.
uiarv lien on the same for the purchase mo.
new JAMES NJ. SHARP, Adm
Feb 16, 1913.
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
faaaFa mss faftffnrf1sRf

THE STATE OF hllSSlSolPfii I
LOWNDES COUNTY {
Edward c. EggleslOn, pa. , Attachment for
io DIullea, De endant s5s,O5
NOTICE is hereby given, thai the above
IN Attachment has been issued at the suit
Of the said plaintiff against the said defendant
as an Ascending debtor, for the sum alore-
said, and has been returned TO this Office duly
executed, aud IS now pending undetermined
in the Cireuit Court Of lowndes County,
Stale Of Mississippi, and tha. unles the sad
defendant appear on or befre The first Mum
day in April next, before The Judge Of our
said Circuit Court, for the County aforesaid,
give special bad and plead, Judgment viii be
eutered against him, and The property attach
ed, viii DO sud to satisfy The Plaintiffs de-
mands.
Witness, the Clerk Of SAID Circuit Court.
Fhis 18Th Feb. 1873.
S. H. LESTER, Clerk,
BY A. E. L0vE, DC.
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ALABAMA MONEY WANTED,
Great bargains Gtps1l iia GrOce-
rtes, Staple Dry Goods, Hard
sr~,.e. f,.neket.ag. Sc. sc.

AAAAef LA0@As+a - -
The Undersigned Is now receiving in ad.
di1on 10 Ms former stock, a large and gene
raj assortment 81 Groceries, direct from New
Orleans, bough, ioF Cash. on the very best
terms. having an agent there ell the time IN
ne market, and having also made arrange
menls 10 Mobile to lave bis goods reshipPed
free Of charges.
Planters who will ayor him with their chs
tom may therefore expect goods as Low as IN
Mobile, freight only added.
Alabama money taken e par, and AZ art-
eles not pat up ACCORDING 90 order may oo re-
turned and the money paid Coz the same VIII
be refunded.
Planters and Country Merchants ison a
distance are invited q calland examine tio
goods and pres. They may expect hFat ret
foods, and decidedly cheaper han were ever
before ohsfed ID this market. -,s-..
j. u CLARK.
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
LowNDEs COUNTY.
Thomas Swanson, Plaintiff,
57o9, VS..
Patrick Mullen, Defendant.
Attachment,
S2l4,UO.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the
In above attachment, has been issued
1t the suit OF the said plainIiG against the
said defendant as an absconding debtor
for the sum aforesaid, and Las been re-
turned to this Office, duly executed, aid is
now pending aud undetermined in the
Circuit Court Of Lowndes County, Snle
Of Mississippi, and unless the said defen-
dant shall appear on or before the
First Monday Of april merit,
before inc Judge Of our said Circuit
Court for the county aforesaid, give spc.
cial bail and plead, Judgment will be en-
tered agairst him and the properly at
tached, viii be sod to satisfy the Plaintiffs
demands
Witness the Clerk Of said circuit court.
This 18th day ofFeb., A.. ID ls43.
S. II. LESTER; elk:
b. A. f. LOVE d. c.
Feb. 22d, le43.
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rwAVT1f entered MO Co-partnership in
the PRACTICE or MEDICINE, and
.the assodlaldd hfahcles--Fespeclial sender
Ithsir services 10 lhe citizens q Columbus aud
vicinity. - -. =. -.
,rrrnnfsnd aasianoas attention % az CaseF con-
aasa a tkeir care. and io attend 70 SukSL,
"a. "a ether nnDortant cases At distance
Colambus Fcb'v. sih 1919 S2-sw
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LowNDEs County, S. S.
Circuit Court, October Term 1912.
Davis Cockrsll Complainant
5295. vs.. In Chan.
William L. Upton and Davis Gerry.
r. Mason, Defendants.
WNHIS day came the complainant by
IA his counsel, and il appearing to the
satisfaction Of tho Court that both the said
defendants reside beyond the limits Of this
Stale, SO that the ordinary process fthis
Court cannot be served upon them, there.
fore on the motion Of the Complainant, Il
IS ordered by the Court that publication
be made for six successive weeks in the
Democratic Wing, newspaper published
in the town 0! Columbus, State Of Mi,sis-
sippi, commanding the said defendants to
appear on or before the next torn Of this
Count to be holden for the county OF
Lowhde~, aud State # Mississippi On
the
First Mondag Of april neat,
AMI answer the said Compliments bin,
plead or demur thereto, the same will be
taken pro oOateSgO, and set down for hea.-
ing crparie al the next term ofthis Court.
4 copy Test, S. H.LESTER,
elk.
Feb. 10th, 1s4s.
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u M0naaa oF 4priL 80,
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
LowNDEs County, S. S.
Circuit Court, October Term, 1912
William S. Goodwin, Complainant.
James T. Webb, Defendant.
CHANCERY.

~ y a n AZ - AaAA
HHHlS day came the complainant by
his counsel, and j. appearing to the
satisfaction ofthe Coui, thatthe said do.
PENDANT resides beyond tho limits Of this
State, 50 thai the Ordinary process Of this
Court C-nnol be served upon him. There.
fore on motion Of the complainant it is
ordered by the Court that publication be
made for six successive week in the DEM
ocratic Wing, a newspaper published 10
the town Of Columbus, Stale Of Mississip-
pl, commanding the said defendant TO up.
pear on or before the next term Of this
Court to be holden for the county OIL
Lowndes and State Of Mississippi, on the
First Monday Of ApriI aeri,
and answer The said complainant bill
plead or demur thereto, or the same vii
Be taken pro coa1ssso, and set down f0r
hearing erpaie, at the next term Of this
Court.
A copy Test, s.H. LESTER.
Feb 10Th; 1913.
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EO0IH DR0Ps. - slsslaaIly.
ONJ5E7N50 vl.i.,.i' D1'''i-.'

Celestial EsGIns gf Cllina'
For tie cure Of al DISEASES q Mas Of 09ast
tbdtrefnire e1ierial duplication.
ENELLOW ClTIZENS--Perhaps you
think lhag this Balm is intenfed 70 cure
too many diseases, but We assure sou that sll
diseases Of this character, AID many nihsfs
that might be mentioned, are speedily cur
ed, or 10 truth persons greatly relieved, 0y
tho use ofthis medicine. Wcearnestly request
the afflicted to give i lalt trial.
POI Sale by Comstock q Co. New Orleans
and by Greene Hlll, and a. n. Jones, Druggists
fs-isfrsAsu ~ HQa1
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BALM or COLUMBIA oR THE HAIR.
which viii stop & q hing oui, e. roaials i On bald
places and On ehldrsn mails 3 rev rapidly, o o.
ihoso uho have lot he hair ffom any cause.
ALL vERMIN shai inisui Is hss& q ehilarsn
in schools. ere pssvsnisd o. killed b b e onos-
Find Ia. mans. q rNSa1.az&&ASo o.
d, Or never uyn. Rsusnsr iEis sipsya
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C0FFEE.
POWDER
SAnDLERY

ohDDLEh 4.
Nhe subscr Der IS receiving ibis day per
= Noxubee an assortment Of Saddles Bri-
dies, Whips a.. winch viii be sold at ve-
y reduced prices al the Cheap Cash
Store OF ]. y CLARK.
March ID, ls4s.
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a Bbls superior dno -four reed and 90
81 sale By J. J.. CLARK.
Feb. Oh, 1888.
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>6l.17se1651sflo a a. ulappsa. 8 a oihsr
~ ne SANE names as bee iaps1ldons and oouaiaf
kim. II he maEchani nusIui you has lhsm noi.
urs hin 70 procure shan a. u Maiaanlnne. ae
nsEi line Be viis New Yst. e . un,s far aezk
Ns ffaly saoaii y . rsst piitpai fisa runsaiai
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EDUCATION

ED NC ALTON. dm
AIRS. WALLIS win op,n ssnf
IVA O. he family resiiano1. 81 Caledanfs q.
On tie lst Honiayin Malrh d ulich insfrnn-
ton will Be given ID ihs different branches 81
he iolloWing rates per session. Tiz.
Orthogaphy, Reading and WddnR, 5000
English Grammar, Geography Aria
inetc and History Of The u. Hiafos, u %
The higher branches, including hhel-
ORC. Natural and Moral Phil0so-
ply, Sc - 10
To such young Ladies ss may desire
Il, whether belonging 70 the school
Or not, instruction IN Needle work,
one evening 10 every week wil b
given.
F6r Wos,ed and fancy Neetls uofaS 5 co
Embroidery. %
As masters oftwelve years Of age and youn.
GER VII Be- received II sehoel, lhai parents
and guardians nay feel assured Of he proper
government and discipline, NJ. Walls VIII
exercise a general saperinten5ence "a tbs De-
paftment.
Columbus Miss. FEB. ESD, lsls.
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Seym ,udBaies, DeGendan,

HNliIS day came lie Complainsnls BY
N their counsel. and il appearing to
the satisfaction Of the Court that the said
defendant resides beyond the limits Of
this State, so that The ordinary process Of
the Court cannot be served upon him
Therefore, on motion Of tho Complain.
ants il is ordered by the Court, that pub
LEGATION Be made for six successive weeks
10 the Democratic Whig,a newspaper pub
lished 10 the town Of Columbus, Stale o.
Mississippi, commanding the said aefen-
daai TO appear or or before the next term
Of this Court, 10 be holden for the county
Of LOwndes ard Stale Of Mississippi on
the
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Fitsi Monday Of ApriZnert.

and answer the said compliments bills,
plead or demur thereto, or the same will
be taken for confessed and set for hear.
ing erparie at the next term.
A copy Test, S. H. LESTER,
CHI.
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GOV tHAMII.T0N.

HNTllS noted race horse WI niake be third
u season IN Mississippi. 0oia) a. my sia'
BE, Noxubee county, - Miles Fom Macon,
10 from Pickensyille Ala. haJ nile from the
road leading from Pickensville e S:arkvile.
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gsmseOo< f 81 sSITIs
and every thi"e .erSps y Il that admia q an out
ward application ., aen Ike a charm. Uas H.
HORS that have Rine,Bone, Spawn.
wind-Gals, &c, ue cured By RooEs' srn0HIo and
Founder ga horses entirely cured BY Roofs
Founder Oinn.s,.L Marx this, ell hosemen.
DaIloy's Magical Pain Ike
tractor EaiTo.--Ths mos, extraordinary
remedy ever invoRet ZOE an new or old
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vOlNEY q h0wABD-GEM HIS
Fo0TE-NEW M0vE-CAl.LED


Ga saturday lhe cl61shs Of Jackson and he
hagmonls d De great dsnocrtc convention
WHICH yet fingered arooId he haunis afred %
Fgpuaialion and TIE eanIs IS MeNui, and
which iorclby reminded us Of The concluding
lines Of Ton M0oFe's bsaut ilu song
"Yoa nay break, you may ruin tie vase # yon
viii
But the scent oftho roses viii hang round il
eelill.n
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G.owsp Boston Ga viciss. Sgrs%snl Jsnssn Bremen;
NoayoLH, April s.An WIN Ivy, Young, Attak spss; WIN
Tanap Msthss. Mayag9ez Sidney. Barnard do; Passport
Lewis, New Haven't Mechanic Sawyer Lubec There are
large number Of VESSELS at several an.
chorsges below detained by head winds Se.wes Point
Grand Island from the R.ppasnnock for New Yok-repor.
sooa1 20 SAL OF vessels lying there among the Coque
York. ' " -''"
General Record.
BRie VIM TALLMAN. Matthias from Mayaguez PR was
lowed into Norfolk 30 los by the cutter snev sy-
ing been fallen with BY the cutter "a miles s
IS miles the W. H. t. carried away foremas main topnnst
and bboom with sails and attached stove buIwaks
and sustained other danege heavy gale from NNW which
continued about Q DAYS,
ScHR ALABAMA-Pot beat Selim, Norfolk I'd inst re-
pors20th AZ miles of Cape Henry, fell in with the schr
Alabama bottom hold Of and rghted her. the sea
heavy obliged abandon Che laden viii,
turpentne and it is surpassed all On board rerished
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DEAR SIR

DEAR SIR o.
| am unknown to you-yet your friend. | have
had the pleasure of the acquaintance of the late
George Frederick Cook, and Edmund Kean, and
have often been fascinated in witnessing their NIGH
ty efforts on the "Traglc Boards" Circumstances
Cor many years) have prevented my visits to the
Theatre, where have formerly enjoyed many hap
py hours.
/, dear sir, have had the pleasure to admire your
superior performances of Richard, and Lear, and
cannot refrain from addressing to you this letter,
expressing that admiration.
feel we'll assured that you will excuse this
liberty am your friend, truly
CITIZEN OF NEW YORK.
To ]. B. BooTH, Esq.
New York AprlI 9Th 1913
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90 CONGREGATIONAL company with q dis
tingushed gentleman Ia true crc) who had often seen
the performances Of the great George Frederick Cook
and Edmund Kean, have had the pleasure to witness
the superior classical acting of Mr. Booths Richard the
Sd and King Lear.
This gentleman has written to Mr.. Booth compliment
tary letter. although not known to him expressing his
high estimation Of his great histronic power pla go.
ing community not what int ectusl reat
they miss in not behoding the chsse and splendid per-
ormances of Mr. Booth. His last appearance and benefit
is announced for this evening.
90 THE BLOODY SIXrH.-The Democratic Re-
publican Electors Of the Sixth Ward opposed to the sell
fish and underhand dealing Of cliques who would force
men on the ward in whom the honest Independent and
substantial Electors have confidence, and who de-
sirous the ward from wing domination
quested to assemble at Dunn's Sixth Ward Hotel on
Thursday Evening" April 6th att O'Clock, p al to car
nv out the usages OF the Democratic Party.
(signed) THOs. sTEtHENs, Chairman.
A. Hart, Secretary.
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EHouENEu N RHoDE IsLAND.-The DoTites are
ns'ng again Las Monday they made an attempt
10 destroy the canHon at Bristol, and on the same
evening hey Knocked the Board OF Canvassers, and
their 5oosa, into the middle OF smilhvilIe. This
-. nrcparti'y 10 The elec,isn which came oil yes
IsTdny in thai Stafe
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NoHn.ss R.nLEs YuoArAS. embellished by beau
tiful lustrsons in two volumes can be had at this Of
Zee at the very tnng charge Of so cents avolume Al
So the fourth number of the Farmers Encyclopedia
rice % cents.
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90 Geo. H. Cotton, Esq will deliver another of
his very interesting lectures this evening, at halpast
o'clock, at the University. His discourse will be
the Physical and Social Life of the Primitive
Americans. MIR. c. handles this subject in mas
terly manner; and those who wish a rich ntellec-
tua treat will not be disappointed if they attend
1t will be recollecsd that Mr. Cotton is the author
of poem, entitled Tecumseh.
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AMERIcAN MysEuM-The great attraction now, and it
is really literally and emphatically great one is the
giant boy Daniel Lambert G the greatest prodigy of his
age and Of the most singular curosities
The performances will be by Winchell, Miss Darling
Cheng Fong and Celeste who takes her farewell benefit
on Friday.
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CoSosK.aosA ELECTION IN MASSACHUSETTS,
Charles Hudson, wing. has been elected in the fifth
district There Is probably no choice in the second
or third districts. So far as heard from there has
been Wing gain Of 75s in the second In the third
there mas been no apparent change in the vote
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90 THERE IS NO PRAISE EQUAL TO THE

90 THERE IS NO PRAISE EQUAL TO THE
praise won by merit. 81 81. 49,
Gsrrs-I was for seine time troubled with a severe
cold and cough which gave me great pain and uneasi-
ness NV cough was bad, II was impossible for
speak above whisper, this was not a monentary or
trian0 cough but Il bad that was already mark
ed ont as victim Of consumption tried all the usual
remedies for cough and colds but without receiving the
sweats but received benefit but after using all other
remedies with no success, my son brought me a small
quantity of your invaluable Boarhound Candy from tho
,,se of whch received immediate and permanent relief
Justice you and my fellow men demands this express
sion of my gratitude.
Yours, respectfully,
VIM. BRYANT. No. $50 Grand st.
To Messrs. J. Pease Son, Is Division street.
AgentsDergess.& Zieber Ledger Buildings ,!Phladel-
pha; Reddng Co, No state street, Boston; Dexter
81 state street. Albany; Robinson, ITO Baltimore street
Baltimore Md Agents in the city, Rushton Aspinwal
~ ATor house; ITO Broadway, and 80 William street;
keti, $40 broadway Cook 1853 Broadway; Green 1890
Osdwsy; H. Schufn, ia Canal street; Dodd, III
roadway; Cotton oos Blocker street, Cheesenan aas
jowery, smith, asa 0rssnwioh street
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LATEST SOUTHERN SHIP NEWS,

pHLaprLrHi,: APil s.Arr Albion, T's'ss, Ne~'r} w.
Tweed, Hand. RE dc Jimirr; Iaw-e.ce ,,t.sa,.
p,tepsco Nckersoo Boson: Giraffe Eidrdge May,sutx
Gallant Mary, Cofn dol Hudson. Cooley, New YORK. wsvs'
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PACKET SHIP MONTREAL arrived yesterday from
London. She sailed thence on the Sd ult one day
before the last steamer lett.
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RELIGIOUS ORAroRY.-We have now In orr
midst two of the most distinguished itinerant reli-
gious orators in the Countrywide Rev. Mr.. Swan
and the Rev. Mr. Maffit. With Mr. Maffit we are
tolerably familiar here in New York. He has not
much originality, but his graceful elecuton, ami
mated delivery, and flowing, howery style, render
his sermons very attractive TO the popular ma sses
Mr.. Swan is an orator OF an altogether different
stamp, with no pretensons to the grace, ease, and
ford imagery of Maffit; he has infinitely more
originality He is one of the natural orators OF
New Engsnd-net Of your pulling, sentimental,
namby-pamby, affected retailers of transcendental
mystery, but roughhewn, smith themhip-and
thigh apostle OF the truth. Mr.. Swan is, in tact,
among the preachers what the immortal Crockett
was among political orators
We welcome Mr.. Swan to the wide and inviting
field of labor which New York presents to the in.
dustrious cleaner in the vineyards of the churches
Let him at once thrust in his sickle and divide with
brother Maft the tolls, the pleasures and the re.
ward which are spread out before him. The heavy
harvest waves gracefully and invitingy, and with
two such jealous, efficient and industrious master
workmen, as Mr. Maffit and MIR. Swan, we cannot
doubt that immense will be gathered into the
granaries OF the faithful.
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PARK.-Mr Booth is playing a short engagement
at this house with spirit and success which justifies
the eulsgiums bestowed on him by the critics. II
seems to be universally acknowledged that at nc
former period oil his theatrical career, has he dis
played more genius than he has exhibited in his per
fermance of Richard and Lear His benefit and
last appearance will take place this evening. The
pieces selected for the occasion, are Brutus, and
the "Review." Mr. Booth appears in both.
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90 The beautiful and sublime representation in satu-
airy Of the Trial of Saviour exhibiting at Peae's
Museum will be removed Philadelphia after Saturday
next 1t is strongly recommended by clergy Of all
denominations, and in fact by every christian or moral
list who it, Sunday and other schools admitted
for only eight cents for each scholar and the teachers
free is sfhe impressive we have ever
beheld and which all parents should visit accompa'
MED with their children.
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Court CnIeu dnr.

cIRcur CouHr-72 81 26l "a, II6, III lle. lle, i2t
I2l 49, 1 1916 1885, I27 49, $780, l3l 1872 1913, l36, q
1877, 1873, 100, lao, la, Lea, I43, 144 146.
sursaior CoURrso u, 81, ga 80, So 81, 100, So o.
Coxnor PIsA.--s7 ~. 81, s.s, %, ~ 1874, 1870.
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herald Literary Depot.

All the new and cheap literary Poohcsnon' '' INC 'sS
ars for sale wholesale and retail at the HERALD orSies
no,+hy,ex corner Of Nassau and Fulton street.
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To ]. B. BooTH, Esq.
New York, April 9Th, 1913.
Circuit Court.
Proeonf Iud0e Kent

APRIL 5-Hoyt ct al ps Mayhew, ek al.-This was-an
ton Of assump to the price Of of sat
netts ssld by plaintiff defendants in the year s4 and
$500 The evidence produced the part of the plain
tiff showed that Of the defendants, previous to the
They also proved by their clerk and that the
goods packed and forwarded to defendants. The
defence set up by the defendants plaintiff had not
delivered the goods purchased by the defendants. but
others, of very inferior quality They produced no
evidence however to sustain their Defence but relied on
the naccuracy of the plaintiffs Witnesses and discrepan
cy between the bill Of sale first DEFENDANTS and
one subse quentlv made out and sent.
His Honor left to the jury to say from the evidence
adduced by plaintiff whether the goods sent to Baltimore
those pxrchaeed by defendants. If they believed
they WERE they should find verdict for plaintiff for the
full amount but it, the other hand they should come
the conclusion that other goods substituted then
they should find verdict for defendants.
The jury RETIRED and shortly returned with verdict
for plaintiff for the full amount.
Tucker and Grape, for plaintiff Mr. Daniel Lord, for
defendants