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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-09-30
THE GREAT UNITED STATES
TEA WAREHOUSE
-OF-
T. Y. KELLEY & CO.,
NOs. 26, 2S, & 80 VeSey Street,
NEW YORK CITY.


Are now supplying families throughout the
country with Teas and Coffees through the
system of clubs and their regularly appoint
ed agents, at a slight advance on cargo prices
and guaranteeing their teas to be pure and
fresh, and also give entire satisfaction, or
they can be returned and the money refun-
ded.
Remember that by our system the consul
mers pay only one profit. instead Of seven or
eight, as he must do when he purchases of
the ordinary grocer. We defy competition
We call special attention not only TO our
standard goods, but our fancy brands of
OOlong and Young HysOn Teas-pecullar ma
VOrS-and teas sixty days from Japan our
Coffee department is also managed on the
system OF one profit only, and all our Cohees
are sold on their merits. We only ask a trl-
al. All our Importation on our teas and cof-
fees can be had of our regular appointed
agents. All our goods are goods put up by
ourselves in one 70 packages, at our ware
house in New York, and retailed at HONT,
STRATrON & HAPGOOD'S Drug Store, No.
advance of cents a pound over our New
York prices. This brings the goods at the
prices they can be purchased Tor over our
counters, with the freight added.
LOOK AT OUR PRICE LIST.
oolong, Black, 6Oc, zoe, soc, sOc, and best
Mixed, Green and Black, Coo, 7Oc, soc, and
Young Hyson, Green, 6Oc, zoe, soc, sOc, sl,OO
81 10 and best 81 ,25 2 n.
Imperial, Green, 9Oc, Sl00, sl,5.
English Breakfast, Black, 7Oc, soc, SOc, 81, 90
best 81, 20 z n.
Japan, eOc, 90, 81, ,25 7 n.
Gunpowder, 9Oc, sl,25, Sl,5O z n.
Shantung Moyune. Young HysOn, in origi-
nal Chinese packages 81, 90 Z pkg. Kiangsi
OnlOng in original Chinese packages, Sl,SO 2
package.
81 . 2 n. Nanl1in Moyune Young Hyson,
Green, 81, 80 z h.
Uncolored Japan Teas go days from ia
pam put up expressly for us in Yokohama
81 40
GROUND COFFEE-Pure Rio, 20, >, SOC, 2
n. Best old Government Java, 40c, ? n. Roy
al Club Csc z n. Mountain Plantation, 6Oc
? n.
Belrare Of limitation and bogus companies
All our goods bear our trade mark on each
bag. No others are genuine.
Nav q lS6S-6m.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-09-30

Said a local exhorter, who had the
habit of adding cha" to many of his
words: ''My dear brethren, listen to
the words of an old man-ah, who has
one foot in the grave-ha, and the
other all but-ah!n
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-09-30
New Brick Residence

EOR SALE, at less than cost, on
Scott ST., five minutes walk from the
Post Office, has 10 fine rooms, front and back
stairs, wide halls, large buttery, closets for
so barrel Cistern, good well, splendid location,
free from dust and the many anoyances OF
close contact with business streets. .-.
Terms easy; For particulars, enquire az
fhis office or address W. II. FORBlS.
Box SS3, Warren, p. o.
Sept, I6, Is8s-tf
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-09-30

1t is reported from New Orleans
that Gen. Hancock has written let
ter to a personal friend in New Orleans
that Seymour and Blair have not
the ghost of q chance"
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-09-30

NOTICE
N Is hereby given, that the undersigned
has been duly appointed Administrators OF
the estate OF John Wesley Powers, late Of
Trumbull County, Ohio, decd.
VIM. W. C0WDERY.
Sept. l6, IS6s-St.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-09-30
LARGE SIZES FOR LARGE STABLES.

THE FASTEST IN THE WORLD.
Old Cutters altered, saving One-third. Call
and see IL at Work, OF send for Illustrated
Circula- 10 J. F. BROCkWAN,
Sept. l6, lS6S-3m. Orrangeville, o.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-09-30

A white-hot rivet dropped into the
pocket of man on a dock in Phila-
delphia the other day, burning down
the pantalOOns and resting in his boot,
causing extravagant saltatOry exercise
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-09-30

TSTATE of Robert Gilmore. The.
II A estate of Robert Gilmore, decd has been
T-Oresented to the Probate Court OF Trum-
bull County, Ohio, as insolvent. The credi-I
tons of said estate will present their claims
to John n Stull, Administrator, for allow
ance, duly authenticated, within six months
ZACARIAH KERR.
Admir- Of Robt. Gilmore, decd.
Aug. 26 IS6S-6t.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-09-30

A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE,
~ Notice is hereby given, that the under
signed has been duly qualified as Admins
traitor, on the estate of John Miles, decd,
late Of Gustavus, Trumbull Co., Ohio.
RUFUS f. BEMAN, Admir-.
Gustavus, Sept. ..I6, lS6S-3ta
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-09-30

The Ohio Conference Of the Meth
odist Episcopal Church meets at
London on Thursday, October lst-
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-09-30

General Grants last speech, brief
and terse, like everything he utters, is
certainly one of his best. When in
Chicago the other day he was asked by
a friend whether johnson was for
him or for Seymour. Grant smiled
and replied: 'sNNell, I reckon that
when he thinks of Seymour he's for
me, and when he thinks of me he's
for Seymour"
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-09-30

A man in Allegheny City complains
that his wife insists upon giving him
arsenic in his pies, with an ultimate
view TO a funeral.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-09-30

Every plain girl has one consolation
though not a pretty young lady, she
viii if she lives be pretty old one.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-09-30
PROCLAMATION !
Tuesday, the 18th day of October

A Nh OAL ELECIlON II, seth
IA NJ. Laird, Sheriff of Trumbull County.
ONO, do hereby notify the qualified electors
of TrumbuIl County, that
Tuesday, tho 18th day Of October
next, is the day appointed by law for holding
the general election in the state of Ohio, al
which time they will assemble at their usual
places Of holding election, and proceed by
ballot 10 vote for Che following State and
County officers, viz:
One Secretary of State, one Judge of Su-
preme Court, one School Commissioner, one
member of the Board of Public Works, one
member of Congress for the 18th CongreSsion-
al District, one Judge for ID Subdivision of
9th Judicial District, one County Auditor,
one County Commissioner, one Infirmary
Director.
Grand and Petit Jurors for Common Pleas.
2 The Township Trustees will return at the
same time with their Poll Books of election,
Jurors for their respective townships, as fol-
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-09-30

Five hundred and thirteen Young
Mems Christian Associations have an
enrolment of seventy thousand men,
bers.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-09-30

Bad Imps-Impertinenee, impiety
and impeachment.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-09-30
Grand and Petit Jurors for Common Pleas.

Given under my hand at the Court House,
in the Village of Warren, this 9Th day OF Sep
tember, A ID. 1868. SETH NJ. LAIRD,
Sheriff of Trumbull County, Ohio
SpDteInber @ ISSS
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-09-30
GALES COPPER STRIP
FRIED CUTTER

is the best of all; cutting Hay, Straw
! and CornstalzS. Price. from S1l TO S43.
Uiq7Tdnted 10 Qiue you entire Satisfaction in
aEss or 1nOuPU refunded.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-09-30

Dress observation-disclosures
toilette. ..s..f
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-09-30

Put two bellies together and they
rarely chime. .....
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-09-30

An old salt-Lot's wife.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-09-30

Also. said GortOn's one-half interest in a
Patent Right known as Roberts Patent
Barrel Machine
Terms: Cash. WM. I. SPEAR.
Assignee of VIM. B. Gorton.
Warren, o., Sept. q, lSGS-2t
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-09-30

McCully, Hubbard--......... 800
There We're thirteen entries made in this
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-09-30

vienna. -'VV
Best litter of sucking pigs l. Seoville,
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-09-30
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
WESTERNREsERTE CHRONICLE

GORGE p. HUNTER, Attorney at
(TIav- SDeciaI attention paid to proceed
inss under bankrupt Acts
Warren. o. sept, 2 lS6S-u
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-09-30

CLASS l6-ARTICLEs OTHERWISE UNBIASED.
Saved. Miss Mckay. Brookfield- 100
STAG M bay do do ...............-. 80
What-not, Mrs Shoh, Nienna.......-....... 50
Gone picture frame, Mrs NJ Hoagland- 80
engraving, John Doud--.....-. 2l
Fancy picture, G W McClintic. Hickory 50
Little navigator, ] c Leslie, BroOlkfleld-.- 81
dress, Miss Lizzie Btxler.---- !, ~
COVerIpt 40 wears old Mrs r Montgomery %
Pen sketch, \ Taylor, BrOokfield....-......-.. 50
Pencil drawing. Miss Ella Pfouts, Hartford 30
Afghan, Mrs X NJ UP, SharOn.-...----......... 90
There were 2S entries in this class.
All premiums not called for within three
months will be forfeited to the society.
b. F. BENTLY, Sec'y.
Sept Is 1865
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-04
HORRIBLE MURDER LAST NIGHT.

Negroes Throat Cut by His White Mis-
trcss--Thc Woman Reeices In the Deed-Sad
Results OF Miscegennrion.
One OF the most revolving tragedies that has ever
been enacted in the metropolis occurred In TEomp
street last night and for cool and arocty
has few parallels.
Maggie Murray is a white woman OF notortous'y
abandoned habits, who has been upon the streets
for years and has made the acquaintance Of Justice
Dodge two score Of times. Recently she has been
living In unauthorized relations with negro named
Upton Murray. whose name she delighted To parade,
in one OF the novels In the rear OF No. SO Thomp
son street. Within few days she has formed pecu-
liar affection for another negro named Ben StanDury
whose advances assumed such bold nature tnat
last night he bearded MURRAY in the den OF his m s.
trcss Murray very much Intoxicated an d throw
ing himself upon the hlthy bed, that adorned
nltlier premises became suddenly oblivious to all
around him, and especially 10 the caresses That were
INDUCED In by his rival and the woman. who was
slightly Intoxicated.
While Wing in tins drunken state Margaret cooly
let her new found lover selected razor and APP
preaching the bed. made cut across his throat over
ave inches long and an Nov and bali Deep
she tmmcdlite'y let the room, and StanDury ana
other negroes once rushed 10 the stree; aud cried
'.Aurdcrw Miih tins horrid cut in his throat the
Sullivan street where he Tell down and
Instantly expired Sergeant Williams aud
pssses Sse lie ceSe Of the mSTler ba, found
neither Murray nor the woman here. About twenty
minutes saser, while searching FOR the woman, she
Was foQaa on the corner OF Broomc and Sullivan
streets, with n r hand ciaspng the razor from
waich was sliii dropping The hood OF her VIC
tim. The body OF Murray and his murderer
taken 10 the tghth precinct station house. fol-
lowed Ny excited crowd Of over fifty negroes, who
clamored FOR admission. They were Kept back by
the police.
| sergeant schoncld who was on duty, held pre-
| fisniaary examination when the above facts were
| elected. The first remark made by the wo
man was 81 am satisfied now. ar
glad that uian Is dead. l, loo, am tired or living
| saad wish was dead" At the conclusion OF The
examination, aud as Maggie was being CONDUCTED
% eel, she turned around, apd win eyes nashng
with sjme OF the old youthful Ore exclaimed, ct Is
good enough for that black niger; good nighf:'
aDd hllng Der rAvvcl dress To cover her semi
nude meek, -he walked down stairs.
The woman i about thirty years OF age, Irish ap-
parcntiy. aud " extremely repulsse Ia her appear
aEce. she betrayed but little signs or drunkenness
III the station house. and her looks and actions be-
tokenei intense delight VI the result .. her nights
work.
The deceased a about thirty-nve years OF age
waiter by occupation. his body was covered vita
bl00l winch had run down from the gaping wound
IN his throat aud completely saturated MS clothing
~ hs lect- ouch ~ % the sad results OF niscc
ce1atton. An inquest will be held tn-lag, when
ialsaeg acts WIN Je elected IN all PROBABILITY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-04
En,Elsl M,scELLASslus LIENS.

On the 18TH ultimo long flight OF cranes passed
over Paris, proceeding southwark.
AS a mcmcnto OF the Czar's recent visit 10 Poland
he has recently issued an imperial ukass forbdding
the males TO wear mustaches and the women 10 wear
the Polish toquet.
Florence journal announces that on the 1st No
vernber VIII appear in its feiieton the opening
Der OF 'Marfori, or Throne and Alcovc,u scnsa-
tional tale OF contemporary Spanish history.
The Courier nc Bdyo,,,e states that the ex-oucen
Isabella received on the 10th ultimo q telegram con.
graduating her Majesty on the double anniversary OF
her birthday and hor marriage.
The Jariin des Plaates Paris, has Iust received
number OF rare animals and btrds namely a camel
and fonr kangaroos, Senegal stork, q cassowary, a
serpent eater secretary bird, purple heron, two
Numidian cranes or denoiseles and two black.
headed swans.
An attempt TO murder the editor OF the Yt1tin
Journal Of Naples. was made o few days back by q
pistol being cred almost point blank at him. Foriu-
naey the bail struck his watch and glanced on with
ont doing any injury. The assailant was arrested
aud proved TO be former non.commissIoned ofrcer
OF Francis H., named Gambella who had been pro-
noted by his Majesty az Capue. He said that hs
intention was TO take vengeance for articles puh-
lished In the Hd''a against the ex-KinG.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-04
POLICE INTELLIGENCE.

AEnHr on A. ALLEGED PIcEPocgET--About
haii-pau one O'Clock yesterday morning, "a John
1imaer Of No. Is spring street. was standing on the
walk, near his house. Frank Jonneiy stepped up 10
hlln, aud grab.Avg from nis vest pocket "a silver
watch. wOrta nlle IA dollars, ran OF villa H. Don
nelly was puEg< Tand finally arrested by officer
WAFER 0f the rrt teenta precinct. Justice Dow Wing
comnlltgcd The accused Tor tris Ia default OF $500
bah
F0rSp wfru BrRaLagS TooLs.-wiiiam Con-
nsr. of No. as kast Eoyeu.n street, yesterday
committed ~ Judge Mansfield. OF the Essex EarseI
Police Court t. answer charge OF being foand
with hufglarss tools In Lbs possession. The circum-
Stances 81 has arrest are syne8 al ringular:it ap-
peas tAal has vile would lei ann into the
thry oscupy; that he comm ncet arinx al her
tlTough the door. Sae cailea for hcip, which
bruuElt necr Hand % The seventeenth precinct, 10
uEf ASSISTANCE conner, VINO thea had It's pistOi N
his hand was arrested, ard. o. b lns tAkeA 10 Tie
staI0a noase. threw away tne burglars toOis. Con
uers wlle refused " appear against hln.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-04
ptzFlRku nItmriT sssE nIax N cAcAAAR
ssms stabbed wsEis WALKING wiih issu
WIZ.

rrrom tie Cincinnati Commercial. Nov. 81
Last nHnt, shout nalt-pszf cteytn o'ci0rk. 80 VIZ.
Ambrose Helm, wsth kis wne his arm. wa.k.
started al hIn from q crowd tbaf hung aeou1 mo
corner, and before a. cOald MAKE am 4 cuca ha'-
ever plugged dirk knife into Ms hrcaN. the "a
sa8sin made second thrust a. his vicflml. bat miss
ing his mark. threw Mr. Hcim from him aud ned
the deed, STOOD a. II rooted ~ The ssoi. The shfCkA
Of Mrs. helm ami The confused crlcs 0f me p~0l H.
who gathered around tne fallen man crrIted The
widest excitement IN the nclyno0ra0Ol, Tar
ties Of men, recovering from Tue nrst shock ~
their surprise, IN al directions in pafsait
OF their eAenions the vtllala escaped 'hem. Mr.
Helm was taken up ard b0rue % Ills dwelling on
Front street. between Elm and Plum and phv.
stefan ncdiatey sent FOR Dr. MacF responded
20 a call and examined into tie nature ~ TIE injury
sustained by Mr. Helm. the wound Y n found - be
= deep one, extending from thc Dlddic ~ tae rignt
breast downward about six inches. The Doctor SAYS
an incislCl mas been made iliD tc liver aLA he
presses the opinion that the patient can.
not live. The police were on tho ground tn a few
minutes after the alarm was XIV q, anQ ~eat into
hasty examination OF the scene ~ the Attempted as
sassInation. Ia inc DARK aeyway % a grocery op-
posite the house IA front ~ whirh the attalA was
made they found rough sack coat tra' hat been q.
Gently thrown down. Cnr sleeve u the Cpt Nassall.
rated with blood. ard the Il e ~ was spFilktef Win
blood, freshly drawn. shorty after thcy made th,s
discovery thcy arprgheldel a man On Front street,
who was IN his shirt sleeves, AMI WHO seemed 10 30
laborlng uadcr great excitement iie Ma arrested
ON suspicion and taken 20 central avenue station
house. Several Other parties Nao were IN the crowd
that was standing on thc corner ~ tie time VI tao
attack were also arrested. Two or g. rec " those
arrested arc known 10 BE- i0imicai 20 Ar Tenn ard
to his brother NAV, Tor whom, u = believed Inc
blow was Int aded. AT half.pas. ono o'clock Tins
morning lr. .lelin aas stia alive.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-04
THE COURTS.
UNITED STATES CONFECTIONERY COURT.
Passing Counterfeit Money
Before Commissioner Belts.

BEFORE commissioner Belts.
The United States u.s. James Lane-The defendant
was arrested on Monday evening on charge OF hay-
ing attempted to pass ten dollar counterfeit blu upon
Joseph r. Trainer halter OF 223 Third avenue The
defendant, who is q seaman, was apparently
ignorant OF the character OF the BILL which, he SAID
he received at q railroad depot on mis- way to this
city. Held for further examination.
MORE COUNTERPART CASES.
Thomas Shandley and John Jones were committed
for trial on O charge Of passing counterfeit money.
The accused were arrested at the same time as
aecompices, but examination tt appeared that up
To that evening, when they were arrcstei. tney
We're strangers 10 each other Jones met Siianu ey
at the corner of Tnirty-scventh street ana hintu
avenue and asked him who he was going to vote
for. Shand ey SAID FOR Blair. After some talk 'hey
went INTO the saloon OF AIRS. Warner, where Jones
This proved to be counterfeit and the parties were
arr sted by officer Burnett Of the Twentieth pre-
clnct
ANOTHER CASE.
Annie Calaghan was also he'd for trial on charge
OF attempting to pass $40 counterfeit bin on
Philip Schnap, lager beer saloon keeper at $40
Thir y-eighth street.
More Of the Rosenberg Certificate Frauds.
Before Commissioner Osborn.
August A. Laugcr was arrested yesterday morning
for attempting to vote a false m uralyation
tlcate. The accused-a German, it appeared-wis
brought to No. Chambers street and there given
one oil the Rosenberg fraudG ent certificates, upon
which he had re .lstered, and was about recording
his vote when the fraudulent character or the ccr
ticate was detected and LANCER held 70 await the
action of the Grand jury in default OF $500 bail.
OTHER ARRESTS.
There nave been sevefa parties arrested and
brought before the Commissioners for attempting 10
vote on fraudulent papers. The parties bay NJ in
formed the authorities OF the names Of tie parta,
from whom they had purchased or received tile cer-
t1catcs, warrants were issued for their arrest and
tIe woald-be voters held as witnesses.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-04
~ Narfi.

Tie MI meeting q tho nobortn races commences
today Tlih a hurdle race. ws,cs wcignts, win
large 4eid at horses % grca, merit. This vii Dc
Followed ~ dash % a fnlc whsca h-s closed van
tho atiL Afterwards nile heals viii 10 run ~ a
class o. horses thai VIII maze s9lcn&i race.
days sport Of rare excelcBce. TDc euires lor the
hurdle lace sre 10 f0ioNEs-~l4ATy boosl. neu DitA,
Underwood. toTrE8fy fifey S11 riVl bV o.iets.
Dexter tFottta a haN Illle. willie Eaf'la Dte,1s
was bI0wtUg Ca Saturday r.utAiug lA~t' ~ 10. he
was lined ~ nutNrfr * .enANiAci. @hioA6 "hvm
MA~ At. i9uAer alAil ~. =. 49,.
~. raichs LsN petiec ma 1.-TWO iutas ol ~ ois'
track % a ~ wasUu, ga nat4ydAy a., ~ sN- ne
A. gQlMg NNfy fAss -. ..-.,,, a.,
Nr fhFfe drove bis bag team enc turn aroAnl pn-
potal lac. IN lsa0. Ibey move vii together.
IRE tftfflua maze IDt akqalAA VIA MI kf"0An w.
nfat 49, .est a-ual 80. a. hall mile track IA
l.lg& Aft~ Iaya 40. Ahs ~ tAs as'ees SAiA' wei
fnasG % mt tfafk. =. -. :.
sh~st illse snce Sic haa u0ltsa AZ -. Ia p1f ale
tN4L
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-04

T-,r Wv uargx NrTTNRious pNowriNo CAV
Tho case vi tne wcnar ieund dto"nea Yesterday
.,t,. N, IT. Msrlre l.a surrounded with tnysiCTy.
~ .aVr iurf1 uuNhc % earn anytnng fvrlhtr about
~ ia lnlafhftslau we bad came IRON reliable
sources and ~a4 a4u reliably cohArncd. One ~ the
weiectanen in III flANea denirs nat body he's
lefn l0uAA, Enu Mt. NfistfOA. a. toe cove house,
nl-a ae~cfls tat tie story hyax. what " D.
llo,e niuu h ~ 80 nee ANcN. 4rcrc a a sg4n0r
Al own ltst NvNflNw tiat tHw wu.NAn va iAy &c
'auxlna IN t1e gltg who nal Ud sNsslae. IN
gNlly ~ Ilusll tl.&t =. - FiUTy Wa casa l. mo
faulOr ottsnei c0nsiitgstio Nre4.aton u4rpG TO
rFvultX A. taa nasne - tpc lAsiy vas a. sA1no ~
WUa WA.gN vas csYn. 44AE4 "a y pN.la Hs.fsc y.
Mo N@ Alted ~ GNwAiy tmAt w. wef9 NUAWle -
cam iioia wua sfUrsF u. W. tu.N FliaiH gtiIs
- gs4irt paf tEe tieNtr ut uAdnt.4 l .aI tatd
yYAlnll, Aog. =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-04
ROCHESTER,, NO., Oct. 40. isss. 1855 = :

Tue STATE TAX on RAILROAD rRsvvT--rrcsiscnt
Hinckey, Of the Philadelphia, Wilmington aua TAI.
tlmore railroad, sonctitne since notified fDe artN8f.
ties OF the state OF Delaware that amer the Us fs ID
lie " onl1 nos collect the state "a zen c1nl8 Dcr
taxes INC ground that Tire law uncouatItltiouai.
y mas Deen decided recently u Viii ~ remembered
Inas any act imposing Ia uron travel 10 Eesi4c.
ton on travel aud cannot be enforced Mr. n4Agk4ey
II me nrst railroad president Who has taNrn th p
GROUND In THIS section ol tho county. but u y vet
lmIropaDle that President Garrett VI The Baltimore
and ONO Company. viii follow suit u consee efte
o. tns action OF Mr. Hnckicy tie fare ia NJ a9pba
~ now W ~ Instead OF 10, aud 10 New ] or y -
instead VI 10 J5.-- Washington star. noe =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-04
COURT CALENnA9s-TiIS DAY.

SUPREME CoURT--C n HBeRs.-Nos. 8, 81, ~.
MARINE CsuRr-TRIAL TERM.-Nos. $50, COL 200,
4o, go, 6s2 S9T 500, ao5 616 5oi Oh, 6i, 6l5 Gil
0l9 go, go 6-3 GA, 626, G16 62T, 62S $50, 6a2.
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