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IeD.s Ale Complaint,

rh,, claims Its victims thrcpshsu' the lssssA as
breadth Of our land ,,
Many females suffer In SONG way - se'A nss..y 80
~ ms ,srusrion Will. older "nes dread ne decline ~
,hs "turn OF lii. Sometimes the m~nssrusl ho~ zoe
much or TOO little or may be attended WIN ps'n; may
,ular or entirely checked r changsa IN appear
snee attended with other Distressing smp,ems Lev
rnrrhc pa or the Whites" frequently arsiRs tns Gs.
,cm or liberation Of the womb Uisy ersss pain ans
cause rapid prostration 80.
Ealing Of the woub 10 an exceedingly senmea rem-
oo,,inarv treatment. IL difficult 20 cure
uvst:rlcs Green sickness. lrrtshility o. ns wo"s.
and oh,r serious and fatal complaints fellow the iss
~, ,hr,,yh lie. lives there = medical GEM su'sh shs
he r can relieve the fair II the above tr"se'N
10, ,nsny h ,hsr~ combination Of rsnsds' sss1's
,hs, Will come ~ Der rsscuss We sns~sf' res
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English FcTmalc Bitters.

,r,w,~a,.d Uterine Tonic ara Female Reg
MA, " Know n III cure all 'hoss oinrsinis
toned IN an Incredibly short time Che h'i'rs q ..'
arous. siren k.ns ard restores The WOMB :" 10 H
ri r,,,n removing olriructior. r.hssias tsh shs
re,.gaing the i.rs,hiy p,r.oi fonf'r 'aihs pa.
~ - *. MD, III rl put h.rk she sltnily 'sse
ni,k.. .ats chalk or slate HsIci no SPY, "s ~
.ood: sh- trrns wi dali eye and sstA. son"s -
~ - icn..r sr.r.l.s; her merry laugh " re Sns't
i..a ri ringing ihrcH- IN the sir she mopes socu.
hlo.ii.,. l!us AMI guns, With h'sdsen'. psIp.
n,.iual, .winui.nc VI To Load cold iss' arc ss"s
M i-q.Aviy: rhr has coated tongue 'Hs''vs 9's
.ttl sus, d. other evils tes arihsrcrs 70 "'n'".
Wa, neglected all thess s,"pto-s hscore stt'..
"a tlerY i sick stomach. heartburn, ds'h ms -,
t,. s,,dr the eyes. the ie-s md ankle, are '.un'
INV -s,s h gloss snd falls on. there hr'Isi'o 80
isn,,tjn %. IN. nnssr naiis swollen sNdcnsri stusu
,rvu,.n..- fr.,f.,..4s r.irs and srhss i'r seeHn;
.ly .t.-lsxl Fifs rapid rf.'rsilor sii'fr SO
~ I'M ~ any ~ YOUR .-i,-.l. h as sS!ci'' 'e'
VI r.,c.s,r Ho,t!. .: tagissh isins's '''"'s
,nr.d H.. .s.cts nsrc ~ So e"r'l Il
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ny Circuit Court next week eo"'-
mon Pleas week after.

a . The prospects for the speedy 'e'-
t;,r on, Of the contracts for the begin
,,in,. Of wort: on the Hockpo.t y \. \.
r i. arc Frightening L.,iy. rnhscrip-
ions ore being added in most eia','! ihS
sums. 20 the amount nr,c'~'N y Vr -.
allied helere the Nark az grazing s'r' Al
hc ,c: cut. The en- .ineers coitfr'en w
.r,ycv ,a-. week riallinG line H'ue
les them ii.ty-s,rsn mics nom i-oo-co'
ice TO 20 .rort ai.' 'roughtut OF = We
~ ca4v gradc. liz corps i nov M
Cared Il. r,,.h,c4,'p' AZ prriecsiii::i
~ e"yyo,. - as 20 La.- ei.aa.e 90
metcs NO. N.
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Ne pArEp. Our readers will have to

Ne PAPER. Our readers VIII nave :.
..use o,,r failure 10 issue the Courier
last week. Sickness in our family. ana
rha, Of our help. made il an inpossibil,,
~ II will be seen our paper is dated
M ,hc outside tor last week. aud most
oi the matter was prepared VIII 1"e
intention OF issuing At the rega'sr 'i'ne
which will account for any dispafi,! ~
reference Ia time. and there Is proDaoi!
q hayhncss in portions OF the article
which might not prevade them If writer
now.
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State ScnatOr.

We ar. lnsOilnc Ccrtain paw
cndcavoring 10 induce Mr.. hemp 10
Withdraw from the race for Senator. on
the ground that a regular noniinatioh ,
has been made. and that democrats
should support tho nea'inee- auh'
the force OF this appeal when there IS a
shadow of fairness in the nomina'ioh' OF
truth i'm the assertion But Ill tlis case
,l,crc i neither. Every one who was.
present at our Convention, and took the
trouble to know how the representatives
of the various townships directed 'hei'
votes to he cast. and how the Votcs were
announced and counted. knows that thel
pretended nomination was swinoic up-l
on the very name of Convcnuons-thci
vote i'm one-lalf OF tho townships not
being cast in accordance with the dlrec-
tion of the rules adopted by the Convch-
ton for its government, and me express
Sod wishes of the masses present. Inc
,,ndcniablc fact of this swindic upon the
.,rop!c being pcrpctratcd by few wire
-puliers in that Convention, win unuer,
landed chicanery. doublc-dcaling an"
falschccd perpetratcd afterwards. 10
rethcr with the character OF the prctcno-
ed nominee developed since that Con,
yention. absolyc all men of principle and
who love honesty and dcccncy, who par
ticipated in il, from any obiigatiohs 'e
respect its action. The endorsement o
such action. so notorious in its wrong
doinrs. and brought about by persona
threats and excited bullying. would II
fact make the very name Of Cohventioi
stink in the nostrils of honest men, wn'
respect fairness and take pride IN de
cencv. And such an encouragement
dishonesty in Conventions ought to y
frowned upon by any people or part.
which expects to retain public favor, ant
maintain its own self-respect.
We are aware that some good think
ing individuals, but timid. and who ar.
moi aware Of the circumstances surround
ing the farce Of this Convention alluded
10. are lending themselves to the press
ure brought to bear upon Mr.. Kemp, t
induce him to fly the track. AS we sal
in our last issue. Mr.. X, who is an homes
plain, unassuming farmer, with plenty
do at home, does not want the Office
But possessing the Jeffersonian qualif
cations of 'honesty and capability," tn
ncople demand that the Office shoul
seek the man, and not the man the offic'
and having selected him as one Of III
lures noblemen to serve them in u
nosition. will command his time durin
;hc sessions of the Senate for the me-
four years, and will not take may" Il
an answer to their demands, whatev'
rpecious reasons may be urged by tho
are fearful of partisan ascendancy. "
know that he can be elected BY lar
majority, that none have or dare que
ton his Dcmocracy-a that, yet, !
snectablc and intelligent Republicans
the District, who desire an intcllige
Senator, who has some Of the spirit
progress about him, to represent the
for four wears, will unite with the !.
mocracy In swelling his majority, rati
than 10 throw away their votes on
OF their own party, who could not
elected.
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Common Gr0g.shOp BiSters.

Empty Bitter BOTTLES Of varions styles esn Re iouns
Land Their taste IL pleasant. and they are adver,eo
cure almost every disease. while the Manufacturers mo.
90 m INV dispuiscs for exceedingly common bssss
aces Which do not, nor cannet possibly cure any ons;
Beware Of those pleasant bitters Ia quart oc'tes ,ny
contain sting tor your vitsls. and he Who buys n
csrries toper's' greg into his house ons man W.
knows nothing nbcui medicine. says his Dig ootu,:
common stuff will cure chls and lever, tnsum ~"
and rnnsumuiion another whose bottles very ancy
cures all impurities Of the blood makes old men ycuns
casts out devils restores sight 10 the blind ana
crsry man drunkard propo sea 10 cure collie inFrow
iirs nails yellow fever. heart disease ana love M.
,na,aens! We know they make no such cures, ano.
c,nic Al large are deceived and swndled, and
Trs,re To ventiIatc these common humbuga, make 10
following challenge 70 one and all
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That one tablespoonful Of ENGLISH FtMAtn y ~,
az much medical properties as one oct,ie o.
~ shs nie,santiy tasted common advsrusen o.' :..
he day The medical profession 70 decide me NOT
re !. ~. - nowerful Iron and Vegetable Tome
scmSnsd curing long standing chronic female
In every direction. :. "a -. so,,t. ar ak bot
-" sp a. n and sold by druggists end nsIcns"'
everywhere. Memphis, Tenn
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Hon. JAMES BArKFe. This gentle
man. cx State Senator. but VINO was u
pericc: drcne white he NA- ~ ONCE AZ
Indianapolis. called OH ~ last wecN' anu !,
raid his subscription 10 the "1ouIler.
ana discontinued. because we didn see
IN 10 speak mcaly -mouihcd about nm
in our notice Of his misrepsentasions
abonl the Senatorial i'm irrcg'o before
the pike County Conven,io'.. when we
knew tsai VIZ KAtw hc MAS inis'cpre-
srniing. Go in. Jim. we mire your
spuni-. and ,Liuk probably The friends Q,
Fir play may have an crpcr'" ii'y o.
ras.ing upon your Judgement III 'h'
lutule.
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Wantcd.---An active, widc-awakc
boy or girl in every ncighborhood in the
United States to work for us. GOOD
nav in cash. Work can be done at lcis-
IRE hours. Write for particulars to
JONI r. ALDEN e. Co., Publishers, Cni-
cago, Ills.
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Death ~ ~ the Door.

II Fl. th-s. eor rl-ir.s ne s,~'m svms,'y s',"
. an. .. r.l ii.-d -nd Vt. tfcichI, " ~ .'A
t.-...se ~ FEMALES .s.: t.sr.rs - Wlis 'hA, ~
/. r.n,ark,hiy deficient ia re- C"-pusr'es. rid SO
,r,r.ry 0. iron To- ccrrset ,ris CONDITION Ihsory
XII. h, mas, 10 n~ relied on ne est sf~hiss
IA. Ne ,ttra." tiirst~ ~ Iron eniefs hfve,. nv
rs H. to,aian .: fng,ish TENSE ti'ere e.M'''ss wv
.,-.- r.al v,,r,aN.. ieiics Of rare qnaiuts
,~r ihe m,uiltains Of Tsnnessce ara we p.r
Ia y M,ssis.rpi Is found . es~fain hsrd sha nihy
. ct.rS las Re. |, .oer~, ,, acme cid n.ia~isee
H. ,snr -esr. possessing usge ro~srs m !serut't
~ .,,us,.> suffering win any sH.eHos p -
l,.,.. Al. root have cb.arsd. cave : 'sl ~
. 49, -.rii,, ana /, IL " tie priresrs 'nxfe
Ii,.rfs i. tN..c E',.rs. Other p"~es'.l s"ire
,,n.-ai ne. AZ - cf'.- isI.o it, coIrpesi'"r
al IsytaaiEs Or Llasf root s1ncish' - ss' ~.
nve. and xesp the ls~!ss open.
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uiad,c .-e, ns,ross those tie cr,'i-sl p'rrd ans
~ ,g,i a,dother are s cured ~ the rss 81 or
Lnclish I, rpsle slters noA pfe-efioes sna "''s y
phvsicisns all over the country
n Won ore troubled with sailing Of tie womb s'tehass
with sense NJ weight sai bearing down pam ~ ~
back ard side. and other attendant sviis. hIs"s' -
m.le Bitter. will give entire relief
Those AT Tie turn ~ lie" mossrs saer eennne
80 rr"n, any p-air scr.d or dettsins complaint ~hs
,,,n -.renrth slowly snd whose digssten 70 hov srs
r., cerfrt . i'll find ,hes. Hiiiers ;he very mig 're
der,ands I, gives powerful appetite aids Ane
sss.S digestion arosscs the liver. sfrenethens menN
l and nhyscaiiy ard nils the Who'll. sysi.u with pure
crimson blood coursiny through its shannsis.
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DromgooIc 4 Co.'s BMcn1.

n. hos, and cheapest combination for =. anef h,;s
49,, x,%ncvs and Bladder offered to tne p.h IN nrc.
!. nreparcd BY regular physicians ana useo ~
fcssion. -. Gala nv Druggists ana
Merchants everywhere. ovo~cooryk co.
~. ,-o Memphis Tenn.
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sickness. Pain and Death

stely result As penalties Tor vs,atisns 81 natural
laws from witch none escape,
The faded cheek the pale and wan features, the duit
e the cloudea intellect the deep hsn,tng sigh. the
hle and emnyis,sd frame the detected hcw, ths tot
srinp gait ali indicate previous ususgrsssohs OF Law
Knowing ,ha, .'procrnsns,iop Is the thef 81 time al
beings apply for some remedy AZ soon 40 CIR
the pr.ncipis thu, delays are dangerous. generally
,iinger, lose more time and pay mors MONEY
Thousands Of mothers and dsrghteIs IN All s"uess
.,a conditions Of life are sunerpg. lingering and ~
ing from the effects Of sumo DREADED and drssassa
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Far ,hs Issrcr Weekly Courier
A Political school.
EASTERN TEACHER WESTERN BOY

EASTERN TEACHER WESTERN Buy
q. Ioyou knew Your lesson!
A. lliiuh l do. Sir'
Q. What i, hiel taric forr
4. Protection, ~irl
q. What i protect ohs
A. Monopoly. sir! u..,
Pooh! You don't understand these
things like do. 90 to your seat, anu
learn YOUR interest. Boy muiters, WI
show you, old stupid that do under
stand these things when say my mex
lesson. He takes his STAT mnttering,
a. y.
p Ism Auu 10 1870.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-11-24
pir Mum'e uon Rottstoanl
Noyeuc ron @eors Dbrin8.
(Gprtiebung.)

Die Nipprn i'm 2eite mp9ten ibnen
fro9en, rcnn Ge erbpben Elm erbdrmlt9e8
@ebeul unb batten nt@t8 @tli9eres 3u
tbun, ais 10 l9neu> wit e8 oeben mp@te
fortsubinfen. Ginem paar Mnberen
rel9e Die 9r1bten uno trdftt9fen paren>
unb mir troBi9 entoesentraten> 9ing e6
niht belsr. Die iibri9en fo9en ause{n>
anper, &pie Elm Seer >pilper @dnle> baS
Der @turm serltreut. Der Suoe fano
nur nod allein Dor mir uno 3itterte am
9ansen &eibe. Gs wdbrte cine quite 3ett
ebe er f9 fal1en fonnte. Damn warf er
it@ mir 3u Tlben uno ia9te, nod 3abne>
tlappernp ppr Tur9t; Der Stm(ot1 tit
wieoer9efommen unp BAT bic pbiltfer
eei9lasen. Der weile Salpmp 1T oufz
9elebt uno bat bic un9ere&ten befraft.
Der 9napige Mba6peru6 bat ben armen
Marto@at tefreit unb per 9pttlole 3d.
man 1T seflppft mprbeu wte'8 ibm sez
bIbrt." SD bob ben Mlten auf. SD
bate W(libe, bas Qa9en 3u Derbeteen 3u
bem mid feline &spe antrteb ; aber t@
beca9te 1etn Mlter unp cie SAlnolt@teit
per Buben rie tbn tn bic @n9e 0etrteben,
uno pa puroe mir e6 gang ernfbaft gu
Mutbe. 49, perlaB MIDI ni9t unp 9ebt
mir oa6 @eleit bic ait bic Shore per 9uz
ten Staot Mmiterbam, bp4eeler 9errT u
lpra@ er reiter: ~Sbr ltio bic palme
aus bem 2anoe @oien> unter peren@@ub
i@ f9er tpanbeln fann> 9ebt Sbr ater
bon MIR. 70 febren bic pbtliaer surad
unb ta bin ein perlorener Menl@." SD
la9te ibm, er f1nne NIT MIR 8eben er
mSee aber fril9 nit rem 8tnoe ie9eln
ba {@ feline 3eit gu oerlieren batte. &uf
bem furSen @ese ben tpir nun 3u uiam>
men surddleoten> ersdblte mtr ber Supe
baB er in Mm lfsrpam wpbne, In oer &e9el
aber III BET umlie9enoen @eseno einen
fletnen !6anbel NIT alien &letoun98>
ftiden unb ionittger Trboelwaare treble,
St ipra9 babel 70 piel unp In Is uber>
trfebene,t Musorlde,1 BON leiner 8roben
Mrmutb uno Dlrfti9tetl, bab ct sulebt
ben @erba9t IN mir trrfdte, Ct fet TN
4 l@fsentbtile.eiu GAM wepl batenbeEN Nan'l
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9rei3etnter cJobr8a'8
8fIlttrisIistbes.

2BNbeImSb6be.
Go tafelt ber 4aiier auf Bilbelmsb0b'
Sm fsli@ srleu9teten @&luHs;
Mau 5anbte ibm meitber BON bet @prse
Die MunttS9' unb Dienertru6e.
siaf Fltsrnen @9uiItln bod traeen Satat'n
Dec @beixfrpms ea9le uns Aale,
9cbannistsrser, BIT perlt pom &9sin,
@@eint sGlben int sulbnen Wosale.
3ea raul9t bic Muft, bas Hinst nnb
f@aQt!
Gs 1T nod bic alte atufif,
QDo aSnie Serome bier trunten selaQt:
@ut Natt! Morttn tpteber tufit!
Oluf'ser psppbalil&sr 96ntsstbron!
Der Scatter tnSpft auf bic @efe,
Gs 19maxst beut BET Neffe unb 8rubere'
lobn
@sfans'nentpf! unt bic bette!
Mit itrem Rinbs etn arn,es @eib
@tsbt pur BEN @@lrbparte braubsn.
@ie redt f9, nit sorsebeustem 2etb
@iebtF Fe ben &aiier i@maulen.
Sbr Mann, It ape NIT bes &Sni9s NRa@t
Ct 3oe nit benz beutl&en 5eere,-
8si @eban fsl ct in blntiser @&la&t,
Ct fel fir Deuti9lanbs Gbre.
Ct sab> i&Snter @ulbatsntpb,
Sir bas @aterlanb lsin Qeben;
@sin @sib bat ben lesten 8i1tn 8rOe
Iu9 eefern l&on binseesbsn.
@ie beutet binauf nit tbrer 9ans,
Die Musen bon Gbranen eerStbet:
vgieb' be(Ten @@2tten bort an ber
@anb,
Der seinen @ater ostSttet!
Das 1T ber 3aiier Napplepn,
Der unlerm Deutlalnne eruQtt
Der upier gplt 1T @@am unb 5obn
11nb 8ne&ti&aft itur3sn tpo4ts.
Sebt fst It bort in @efanesui&aft,
Wo bic GsnRsr oldn3en unb elan,sn.
l1nb 19llrft bonn &bein ber &ebtniaft
Dlit {einen @@ran3eu unb Granssn.
Dort 19maul.t ber 8atler in l1epieteit
l1nb fo9ert bic 3abne unb lungert!"
Das &nGblein 3upf bic Mutter AM &leib
,,apmm', Matterlstn> fpmm-tni& bun'
sert!"
@ie i4reiten it @tnb unb Na&t binein
Mtt ibrem 9unser unb gBebe;
llnb fernbin 19immert Der 8er5eni4ein
Dss &crtsrs auf @tlbelmsbSbe.
Trteb. @tplbe.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-15
JrsuRIoUs CONTRACTS.

At General Term, yesterday. in the Superior
Court Justices Barbour Mcneil and Freedman listened to
anappea in the ofthe Merchants Exchange National
Bank agt the Commercial Warehouse Co. Cornelius j.
Oakley depo,ted some tobacco with the defendants and
got from them advances amounting I'm all 10 $4,000 HIS
loans renewed several times be being charged each
time per per annum, and one per cent commits
sion and expenses In the way OF storage las sOud
be incurred Oakley subsequently assigned MS rght 70
his brother Edward j. oakley, who pledged the good.
over the plaintiff for advances. The aefendanIs sod
the goods for their advances The paints set mp Cheo
facts, and claim that the contract was usiilous anu
thereby ask for 100000 damages Defendants
demurred. the substance of their demurrer DelhS
that the plaintiffs assgnees subject TO the neh
could not the lien the ground OF u5uTy ana
that as a corporation, they could not SCI up usury
also that the statements OF the plaintiff did not make
out case usury. Judge Jones, who tried the case IN
the court below held that the contract was usOus ana
the lien void; further, that the plaintiff being corpo
ration prohibited by law from taking advantage OF
usury The plaintiff appeals. and while admitting that
the defense meant something more than merely What
was contained in the answer claimed that the usury re-
ferred 10 in the statute usry IN the contract 10
which corporation party. In this case thr cor
poration plaintiff no party to the usurl0u' contract
New-York tribune., 1870-11-15
ANOTHER CONFIDENCE CASE.

Samuel Record of Buckfeld, 80 miles in
land from Portland, Me- arrived at the New-iaven de-
pot on Saturday evening his home Srong along
the PLATFORM he accosted by young man OF gentle
manly appearance. who, after few moments CONVERSE
ton del ghted Mr. EeccOrd by saying that he was ma
five OF Maine and would he his companion rs Tar as
Portland. He also asked Mr.. Record 10 call WIN MN
on the journey, and who were staying az
house few blocks above the depot Mr Rec
cord accompanied his friend TO the house desig
mated where, 10 the apparent astonishment OF his
companion no mother sister could be found Inc CON
fdence man aimed that they had probably gone out
for a few moments to make some purchase ana asked
Mr. Record il he would not lend him $40 until they re-
turned Mr. Record gave the man the money, ana the
two walked back 10 the depot and then returned 10 tne
house AT the request Of the confidence man, Mr fIhc
cord waited outside the sidewalk An hour passed anu
then going the Twenty ninth Precinct STATION HOUSE
he Informed the police OF his Oss PatrOman MerN was
appointed work up the case ana yesterday sueceeu
;n arrestin0 ON Madison-ave Isaac SimonSOn, well
In nage cr1ss az man" Of the Eighth Ward
smonson was Immediately taken before Justice 5han'i,
lev at the Jefferson Market Police Court ana committed
Z fnr q
New-York tribune., 1870-11-15
A MINISTER SUES FOR 10000 DAMAGES.

The Rev. Henry NJ. Wilson, formerly Secre-
tsry of the Brooklyn African Civilization Society
brought suit in Kings County Supreme Court before
Judge Gilbert to recover from Rufus Perry and John
Famer $4,000 damage for alleged malicious persecu'
tion In charging him with the theft OF communion
service belonging the Society This service had Deeh
bought by the plaintiff from OyingOn Brothers ana ne
kent IL I'm the house and carried IN to the church wheh
needed on the morning Of March s. 1869, he received
note from the defendants, requiring him To- deliver up
the service which he did in tie afternoon In the even,
ing he was arrested charge OF grand larceny ana
taken before Justice Lynch, who without any exaina-
tion bOnOrably DISCHARGED him. He alleges tat Deore
these troubles commenced his income was s23V, put
since that time he has been Obliged To earn Ving Oy
selling newspapers. -,
For the defense stated that the defendants had
no knowledge that plaintiff had purchased me coli-
non service until after he had left the Society ana h
bin was sent by Mr.. Ovington They then consue9
ustce Lynch who after hearing their statements sald
that Mr. Wilson had guilty of grand larceny put
when he heard the circumstances at the eNaint-
ton hOnorably discharged him. They aver that lney
had no malicious feeling toward plaintiff
The Jury rendered a verdict of $1,000 for plaiut.h
New-York tribune., 1870-11-15
THE RIGHTS OF NOTARIES.

In the Supreme Court General Term, yes
terday, appeal heard in the OF the CONNER
cal Bank OF Kentucky at Joseph b. Varnum,j jr Barks
dale Co. of Kentucky drew bill Of exchange on the
Park Bank OF this city for $1,000 payable in four months
TO the order OF John F. Darby who ndOrsed it 10 the
plaintiff in this suit. II sent 10 the Park Bank Of
this city, and by them given 10 their notary Mr. Joseph
b. Varnum jr for collection. He sent his partner, Mr.
Turncy present it, The drawer had meanwhile failed,
and payment OF the draft refused On Mr. Tarneys
presentment Mr. Narnum protested the note aud sent
the customary notice TO the indOrser The indOrser Mr.
Darby, declined pay. and defended suit brought to
recover the amount on the ground that there had been
proper presentment and protest. The suit was de-
cided in his favor and the Kentucky Bank thereupon
sued the notary Mr. Varnum, and the court gave judg
ment for them the ground that his malfeasance had
lost the plaintiffs their remedy against the ndOrser.
An appeal thereupOn taken in which the principal
points raised whether draft Of four months drawn
bya bank in another state, New-YOrk Bank, IL a
foreign bill OF exchange and whether II notary en-
ployed present foreign bill OF exchange presents 1t
by clerk 1t is sufficient prcsentmen for the purposes
OF protest hold the indOrser After long argument
the Court took the papers and reserved its decision
New-York tribune., 1870-11-15
THE BELT RAILROAD DIFFICULTY.

Eighteen cars of the Central Park, North
and East River Railroad the east sde continue to
run at irregular intervals the drivers being guarded
each by two policemen. The usual complement
OF on this portion OF the line Is a. The dis
charged drivers congregate at building diagonay op
poste the depot but have attempted further violence
OF any kind Seventeen policemen, under the command
Sergeant Of the Twenty first Precinct stationed
the depot The policemen on the cars are ordered TO
permit passengers on the front PLATFORM lest the dis
charged drivers should get on, pay their fares and
seduce the drivers from their positions. The dis
charged drivers declare that they made six trips per
diem, whereas tho comers have made but from
two to four in the time. They also say
that four Of the new men tied up within
half an hour yesterday, when they learned
the facts in the No intimidation IL contemplated
by them but IL their belief that they will obtain
what they require In "A quiet manner. They express
willingness To work, "a heretofore without the extra
trip sunday with IL II there Is addition OF IS
to their wages Complaint is made by them that
the new drivers not licensed. They have strong
hopes that officers will be elected, in which event
tney think their demands will be acceded to. The Pres
dent Of the Company, Cummings j. Tucker states that
he discharged number Of the rngleaders Of con
spracy that had been formed to MAIN the horses. He
denied that any addition their wages promised
that he had personal ilfeeng toward the men. He
did not intend to raise the of the drivers but
would take back those who chose to and not
leaders In the difficulty. At several OF the precincts
through which the there a OF po-
hcemen the greater portion Of the day. but trouble
arose they were dismissed