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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-13
THE suaaOsATe's COURT.
The Tilford VIII Case.
Before Surrogate Hutchings.

motion was made 10 this case by Edwin James,
counsel for the widow and contestant, for the ap.
pointment OF special administrator 10 preserve the
property OF the deceased pending the contest OF the
pro ate or the wi The property, besides some real
valued at 100000, and was. as alleged, constantly
diminishing by sales made BY the surviving partner
Mr.. Daniel. counsel for the executors, commended
that the partner was entitled TO ths control OF the
property and the collection Of all the debts.
The Surrogate decided that under the provisions
OF the statute. he should appoint special admins
traitor TO preserve the property, and nominated Mr.
Fairchild al suca administrator.
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UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS COURT.

Charge Of Passing (Ouutcrfcit Money.
Before Commissioner Shields.
The United States Is. NeA Moen-Phe defendant
was charged with passing ten dollar counterfeit
bill on Adolph Wolf, who keeps q saloon at 1928
Second avenue. He had been taken before Alder.
man Punkett and committed to prison for the night,
Commissioner Shields turned out that the hl was
leriectly good one. Aoen was, therefore, at once
h0norably discharged
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-13
stnfSkOLNo A SHERIFF..

On Thursday night Las. the popular cx-sherin
O'Brien was reused from h siumbers by The str.
ring strains OF "solid Men to the 'FRONT.' Thus SUD.
denly though sweetly disturbed, he Jumped up.
and knowing that he was q 'solId manu- lmmo
dlately went 10 the front window. on looking out
into the street he beheld large crowd OF cltzcns
OF the Eighteenth and Twenty first WARDS com
pann VIE sn sassoads ana Graia,as iuli
form, acknowledged the compliment rendered him
similar token OF regard was paid to ex.AssembIy-
man Irving by the same parties, and for several
hours the streets OF the Two wards were kept alive
by the selenaQer8
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He COURT s.
Another Truce in the Eric Railway War Charge
Of Passing Counterfeit Money-rhe Jury
man Contempt Case-A Cotton Suit
Action Against . Steamship Com
pany-The Telford Will Case.

The Eric Railway Neutrality-suspicious. of tho
Reference.
The reference before Mr.. kenneth @. White the
Master in regard to the 6O06 shares OF Erie stock
claimed by Heath Raphael, the English share
holders to be their properly, had been set down for
hearing yesterday at one O'Clock. At that hour, as
mater OF personal favor to Mr.. Lane, one OF the
counsel for Mr. Could, the inquiry was postponed to
Tuesday next, at one O'Clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-13
DEsTA Of A VETERAN typo.

Tie man found In the City Hall Park In
state OF insensblity on Wednesday, aud VINO subse-
quently died IN the Centre Street Hospi AL was yes
terday identified at the Mor9ue as George W. G.
fylil, seventy years OF age, and native OF Scot
lana. Deceased who was printer, and employed
on one Of the city newspapers, lived at 90 sullivan
street. Mr.. Joseph A. Flynn, son OF deceased,
living az 1852 Meadow street, Hoboken. Coroner
Schlrmer was notified TO hold an inquest
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BALpwIN.--On Wednesday. May 10, ELIZA wife
OF the late Elijah Baldwin, IN the Goth year OF her
age.
to attend tho funeral, this Saturday, afternoon, at
one O'Clock. from ner late residence, Gi SUNNI II
street, Newark, N. j.
Boass.-At New Brighton, g. T., on Thursday
morning, May IL, WILLIAM BONES.
Funcral from tho residence Of his son. William
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-13
ANOTHER TRENTON kElAzON.

Mrs. Patrick Dcvine, OF Trenton, has been COM
mitted TO court for assaulilng police ON Ger Ash
more. The " oman threw pitchers at him when he
went TO arrest ner, and then scratched his hands
and face 30 that the constable had obtain aid be-
fore he could take her TO the station mouse. boy
fourteen years OF age, son OF the woman, has also
been committed Tor aiding and abettlng his mother
In tnrashlng the policcL an.
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FaOX THE RIVERS DEPTHS.

The body.of George u. Mcclellan Waters, lad six
years Of age whose parents live at s3i Front street.
was found In the dock foot OF jackson street. East
river, he having been drowned by accidentally fall
Ing overheard while at play. Coroner Herman was
notified 10 hold an inquest.
Oncer Price, OF the Thirteenth precinct found the
body OF an unknown woman, about thirty years of
age, noatlng In the water opposite No. $50 Sonfh
street. The remains were secured to the pier and
Coroner Herman notified.
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FUN INTO sY A TRAM.

Yesterday afternoon about six O'Clock, Mr., p.
Madden, Of No. 251 East Twelfth street. New York
city. with his son, was driving across the Flushing
Railroad. through East avenue, Long Island city,
west The wagon was demolished, the boy, aged thir.
teen, severely injured that he died III about nve
minutes, and the man severely cut about the head
Inquest
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SUFFERER couaT-SPsciaL Teas.
Decisions.
" 1u1uQ ifcCuru.

Decisions.
~ Judge McCunn.
Joseph II. SlrgUesdnt rs. Christian Farrell Ell al
order granted
Ann O'ifefip rs. John Reed. same
The Bank OF Neto York as. Henry A. Rtchard ct
al.-Motion granted on payment OF costs or motion.
Richard Goodman Us. J0nles b. Colgate.-Reler-
ence ordered.
Hamilton Yates Cohen Us. The Mutual Life Insur-
dnCe COmp1Hg.-Order granted.
Christopher Marc cs The Nelc York ana Harlem
Railroad Conpany.--Motion denied.
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COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.

Verdict Against n City Railroad Company.
Before Judge Loew.
John f. To,cnsend rs. The By0adtoay ana Serenth
Avenue Railroad Company.-This case, which was
fully reported in the HERALD Of Thursday last,
brought to recover damages for an injury caused by
the wheel OF car belonging TO the defendants
crushing the right foot OF the plaintiff and producing
lameDess for llfe was concluded yesterday by the
jury bringing in verdict, after short absence for
$500. Judgment was ordered by the Court to he
entered
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-13
TEE NATIONAL CAME.

A Whole Nest of "Goese Eggs" for the
Jerseymen.
The game between the Mutuals and the Resolutes
of Elizabeth, N j., on the Union ground yesterday,
resulted in an Overwhelmingly disastrous defeat to
the Jerseymen, they not being able to SINGLE
rum while the Mutesn made tnirty-nine. The
EeSoutes were very loose IN their nelding, muffng
right and lett In most disgraceu manner; but the
play OF the champions was perfection, not one of
their number making an error during the entire
game.
The following is the score:-
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NEW YORK HERALD SATURDAY MAY ID 1s7l-rR1pIE SHEET

his wife put ashore, but his goods were refused ~
be delivered up, and when delivered subsequently
were found to be partially injured. For these In
juries and loss OF time and trouble plaintin asks
5000 damages. The summons was served on
PARTY IN this city who acts as defendants agent, ana
DEFENDANTS now move TO set aside the service as
being bad. The motion was denied.
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BEFORE Judge Joseph DAILY.
Strauss rs. The North German Liovd Steamship
Co'npdnv.--Plaintn took passage In the steamsh,n
Union from Bremen to New YORK. The vessel was
stranded on 'he coast OF Scotland the uIalnti ana
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-13
Kansas City, NO., Named by tho Referee
the Next Fighting Place-Ail Bets Declared

ERIE, May IL, 1871.
The referee In the Mace-Co5urn affair has ordered
the men 10 fight at Kansas City, NO., three weeks
from to-day-June 2. lie declares all outside bets
now pending on the fight OF. 1t Is reported, how
ever. that Coburn Will not TO Kansas City
the fiaht aud that he Will the stakeholder for
the recovery oil his money.
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he following is the score:-
TURTLE TASTING TOURNAMENT.

UmpIre-Mr. SWahutII, OF tue ErkT0rd CIuo.
Time of Game--rwo hours ten minutes.
HUNS Earned Mutual. IL Resoiute, U.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1871-10-26
Special n Offices.

n@- MR.. j. P. WEATHERsBEE is still
receiving and opening a fine assortment
of Dry Goods, at 279 Broad Street, Au'
gusta, Ca, next door below Bones, Brown
tS Co. .'ssHardware Store. So the readers
of the -Aduertiscr, when they visit Au.
gusta, will, we think, find it to their in,
terest to give him call.
But the people of Fdgcfeld need moi
be told that his is Carolina House, as
NEST of them who visit the city can testi.
fy, that every man in it is South Caro-
linian. So if you want Dry Goods, For
cisn or Domestic, call at 279 Broad Street
and supply. yourself at low rates. Ant
even if you do not wish to buy, call ant
look through; no charge for looking.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1871-10-26

Trust what Time has Sanctioned.
The maxim that the voice Of the people Is the
voice Of the divinity, may in some cases, be open 10
doubt, but the testimony Of honest and enlightened
theses extending through series of years, and
all to the same purport is worthy OF credence, ad
mts of no question. Upon such testimony the repu
iaten Of Hostetter's Stomach Biitcrs as ali andole
and cure for many ailments is based. During the
twenty years that it has cen before the world, in
Vulnerable preparations intended TO compete with it.
have gone up like rockets, and come down like ex-
tinguished sticks. Meanwhile the progress Of that
iucomparable tonic has been swim and stcady-al-
ways upward and onward like the eagles fight It's
introduction produced revolution in therapeutics
and Il proved 10 be OF those salutary revolutions
that cannot go backwards To-day Hostetter's Bit
ters is ore of the most popular in chrsten-
dom, an! commands larger sale than any other
medicinal preparation, domestic or imported, on this
side Of the Atlantic As cure for dyspepsia, bilious
disorders, nervous affections general debility and as
preventive Of epidemic fevers it takes precedence
Of every other remedy. This fact should teach the
ambitious country dealers who endeavor 10 fost their
local aborions On the public In its stead, how futile
their smaIl attempts 10 cajole the community must
necessarily be. Where the gsme fish have failed
,berc Is no chance for the "suckcrs.p
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1871-10-26
uPutting a head on Him. !"

A favorite slang phrase of the day is, "put
head on him and cast him into the river"
We hare not the faiutest idea, however, what
it means. But the FIRST part OF. it was done to
our friend Mccullough, Of tue Adrerttse''
corps, in Augusta the other day. And the
fellow who did it, was that gay and handsome
boy, Pierce 3. Christie. Mr.. Mccullough
, straying into the popular Clo;hing Emporium
of Pope, Mack & Co., was net by Pierce, wh'
pulled of hi. (Mr. M's.) old hat, and cl"rped
upon his head q beautiful feltarticle of the la
test style. That's what We cal! "pu ting .
head on him" in decidedly handsome man
.sntr: And Pierce stands ready at Pope, Mack
i& Cos. 10 put ieads on all of you-aHd not
ouIy heads, but legs, aud arms, and hands, DO
soms5 and stomaehs, and throais, and-tails
In fact we should not be surprised if, during
the Fair next week, Pierce took to breathing
the very breath Of life into people.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1871-10-26
The Cotton Pickers' .Velocipede!

Inc iCOttOn7 flChcES' vEiOCiPOuc'
Hurrah for old Edgefeld! And thrice
hurrah for her native talent! ls,s-'
" DR.. LIN Asbill, our well. known fel-
low citizen of the Ridge, deserves the
thanks of every man in the vast cotton
belt of these United States; and will ere
long win, in very substantial form, uni
versa recognition as a great public bene-
factor. The man who obtains one OF DR..
AS. machines named as above, for which
the has obtained letters patent will have
NO more need to complain of weary back
or:headache; but will henceforward sit
on a cushion under an um brella, with his
cotton basket carried to his hand. And.
when his basket is full, he will, byaa
simple reversion, make of this labor
saving wonder wheelbarrow, on which.
his cotton will be carried to the place OF
deposit, without even the labor Of bring
ing it. to his shoulder. And DR.. AS val
liable invention we are informed is stoibe.
Of. small cost. After this we hope
there will be moro peas picked as well as
cotton. son t'tS ~ 10 sl,.1:
Dr.. Asbiil will have his Machine Ma on
exhibition, to add to the, interest of the
approaching Fairs in iAugustaSand Co
lumbia. Be sure to go and seeit, one
and all. And go prepared to afford sub
stantial recognition, in the form of pay
for State or County Rights. DIR. A. will
be ready to sell such Rights at reasonable
prices. e.a.t ~ i
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1871-10-26
For yery Dscency,s Sake.

~ Rise qp, you Town Council, and do. do some N
thing, for very decsncy's sake The streets
ind 1rosds. within our corporate limits arg
u i,isSaansfullyy rough, scraggy and dirty. And
:. now, after the, terrible rain Of last Monday
night, the bridges are all gone. If haste were
made, the lumber If these bridges might be
sayea.. 1t is new: and, good. The Buncom6ef
road bridge, the Academy Branch bridge anc
tho Dobson- Hotel bridge are all broken up.
!, ThsTown, couneil, ,shonld bestow their pe'f
sona1 attention in some degree upon PUBLIC
matters Your PERSONAL attention, gentlemen
your heads, your hands, your eyes. You
have been trusting everything to your Town
Marshal, and it is not in his power to do eve
rything-or have it done.
~ Come; come, don't let the old town go to
ruin so placidly .,,.-.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1871-10-26
How TO Cure Chicken Cholera.


The chicken cholera has recently played sad
havoc with the poultry in the Pine House re-
etonAworse than two weeks Methodist caml
meeting-but ere the breed was entirely e1terr.
minated remedy has been found Mr. MARk
ErHEREDasgtells us that aftor trying blue mass
pills, quinipepills, spirits turpen'ins, asafe,ida
lime water, hickory ashes, epson salts, arsenic
parched pepper pods, pareg''ic, charcoal dust
and a hundred other recommended cures, with
out effect he finally adopted the plan Of con-
fining, all, sick fowls in close pen; and tha
he has put up chickens in all stages Of the dis
ease, and in every instance the penning plar
has resulted in permanent cure. Therefore
if your fowls are; troubled with cholera, re-
member Mr. Els. plan, and try it.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1871-10-26
a.p- The United States Commissions

a.D~ The United States Commissioner
at Wilmington, N. c., has decided in
case under the civil rights bill, where
colored mcn prosecuted a saloon keeper
for refusing to sell liquor that the COM
plainants could not purchase without
contract to that effect, and that it was i'm
possible to compel any person to dispose
of any property without his consent.
S- The great Floridian land.sink is
pronounced hoax. There is, however,
no disputing the great Congressional
land-sink in Washington, through which
more than 1000, 900, 900 acres of the pco-
pies lands have gently and noiselessly
slipped out of sight.
rs. The Banner Of the South and
Planters Journal, published at Augusta,
Ga, is now publishing full roster OF
Jenkins and Bratton's Brigade, COM
posed of the lst South Carolina Volun-
teers, I'd South Carolina Rifles, 5th South
Carolina Volunteers, and Palmetto Sharp
shooters. Terms, 50 per annum. Speci,
men copies free.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1871-10-26
Postnonement Of Court,

3 Judge MELTON, upon the petition of he Bar
Of Edsefsid, has consented to postpone the
coming Term Of Court from the first Monday
/. to tho second Monday in November next. The
7 Court will therefore assemble on the 18th prox-
limo. Jurors, parties and witnesses will govern
themselves accordingly. The Baf made this
petition that they might be at liberty to attend
the ststo> Agricultural Fair, the Meeting Of
the Survivors Association, and the Railroad
Convention, in Columbia ~. 49, y,
Judge MELTos dssiresit 1t to be stated that fp
the Court of Common Pleas will not be enter 20
cd dponEuntil the business of the Sessions shall
haEo been completed. ~
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1871-10-26
The Annual Ball of the South Caro-
limo Cluh.

;I4lI s.ti i.ofi 49, 4
NJ; The sscopd, Annual Ball of this high-toneo
Social Club is to,take place in Columbia on the
eEenine Of the 9th Notwithstanding the Fair
,wiesk.g Our popular townsman, Major y. y
GARY, islProsideEs of this Club. This shonldI
4: and does, make the Bali d matter of particular
Intel interest It II Us Edgeaold people: And besides,
IL is to be Yesyi handsome and very brilliant
afair-probably the most so of any Ball which
: has taken plaos IN South Carolina within tie
las lass do1sS S.Ss ySsats. Some Qf our prettiss: and
brightest girls are, g0ing55apd some Of ft' our
hgaysss gallsnts. : And truthi to say "a g0odi3
adamber Ofus, Of Ill ages sizes and 'disposiII
i btions-ougght to 80, Get yonr "things" ready
therefore, for the great Ball of the South Carr
-olina Club. iin' .l>lH 81 - - -
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1871-10-26
The sLutherans, and Newberry Col

b. .a-.~ fff.r - lC6Os
-. The Lutheran Synod of South Carolina has
beeai in session lately at Frog Level on ths
Greenville and Columbia Railroad; and we
notice among the proceedings, resolution to
fully sustain Newberry College, the education
al institution of the denomination, at Wal
halla. This College seems to be in better
condition now than it has been since tho war,
and the Lusherans will make strenuous efforts
to raise for it an endowment fuEd. "A wise
move on the. part of the Convention,-and
unanimous as wise-was sne election of Maj.
JAMES Il. MuRRELL of the Charleston Comrie,
as a Trustee of their College. Major MUIR
aELI, as we'll known and as warmly beloved
in Edgsfsld as in his native Charleston is
pillar of the Lutheran Church in South Caro-
lima, and will nowbc we predict, very strong
pillar of Newborry College.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1871-10-26
"A Star Plantation.

Noted all through the Ridge country is the
fine Pitts plantation, mile or so from Ridge
Spring Depot. To most persons living in this
part of the world not . word need be said IN
regard to this desirable place. But strangers
contemplating move, or wishing to buy a
new homo and money-bringing lands, should
carefully study the advertisement of the sale
of the Pitts Plantation. This advertisement
stands in another column Of this paper-sign-
ed by Tuos. JONES & M. NJ. PIrrs, for Legatees
t.!' 'fgLt
Great is the Sewing Machine Rage:
In our advertising columns is a card from
Messrs. Mallard & Baker, Agents for the sale
of Singers Sewing Machine-beyond all doubt
the best and most popular machine ever made
or used. Since the sojourn of Mcssrs. Mallard
Baker in Edgefsld there has ragged fearful
Sewing Machine fever. They have already
sold goodly number; and when the wonders
(miracles wsmight almost sayy performed by
these Machines are more widely seen and
known, certainly !, each head. of a. family in
Edgsfeld will strain every nerve to possess
himself of an article so priceless and so in
dispensable, ,,.nty 49,, ,..srs,,,.
Messts Mallard & Baker are young gentle-
men Of the'h highest standing. They beg US to
state that they will deliver Machines to pur,
chasers living as far as ten miles from the
Court House.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1871-10-26

Survivors, Association of Edgefield.
Q We are requested to announce that q
Meeting of the Survivors Association Of
Edgefeld will be held in the Court House
of our town on Friday next. 1t is hoped
this meeting will be fully attended, as
Delegation must be appointed on the oc-
casion, to attend the Annual Meeting Of
the State Survivors Association i'll CO.
Iumbia on Thursday, November 9th.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1871-10-26

gs- While Prince Napoleon was on
his wax to Marseilles, as the train stop
ped at the town of Valence, people who
had heard of the Princes journey gath
cred about the railway station and de
manded his surrender into their hands.
Being informed that he had travelled un-
der the safe conduct OF the government,
they vented their hatred in Kisses, yells
and threats, which followed the train un-
til it had passed the limits of the town.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1871-10-26

sr A Washington dispatch of the lStb
inst. /. to the Savannah News, says: "Granfs
}iast Bpistfe totbe Cai olipian, has cnused' con
siderable and excited comment hero ts-d.y.
Everybody wa4taksuvb by surFrisos The more
honest ,Rspub,iedbs admit thatsihe proclaaia
ton is not ja,lifsa ~ any otisihl Information
received from Stub cassi.aa, but was. brought
obou, by the influence #; 6affr,-baggers, aiaed
bv.such fanatics as sssatyr Scott: Of P nm
sVyinia, who brought q pressure 70 bear apou ~
Grs.t lby working uppu lis ambition for q 70
n6mins,ion.G. e-tis5 !
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1871-10-26
Webster,s, .Unabrideed Dictionar

Webster's, Unabridged Dictionary.
We call the attention of our readers to
the advertisement of the publishers Of
this indispensable Dictionary, in another
column of to-day's issue, and to the fol
lowing commendation of said Dictionary
from one whose world-renowned scholar
ship enables him to give an opinion upon
upon which I'VE can rely with the great
est confidence.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1871-10-26

n IMPROVEMENT IN CHARLESTON
,Nniong the recent improvements in
'Ci,arleston is the ware house and build
.ers'ldepot of Mr.. p. u. ToALE, the manu-
f,,tri1er of Doors, Sashes and Blinds, ex-
tending through from No. 20 Hayne
street to Nj. S3 Pin6khey street, and said
to be the most extensive as we'll as most
complete Establishment Of the kind South
of Baltimore, <. .t.J
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1871-10-26
Tin-work and Repairing of Tin

BY reference to our business columns,
it will be seen that our townsman, Mr..
ALoNzo KEARsEY, has opened a Tin
Shop at the Post Office. Read his card.
He is skillful and experienced in this
line. We have to thank him for Drip
Coffee Pot, of considerable originality
and extremely nice workmanship. Keep
him up; for it is q dreadfully inconveni-
ent and expensive thing to be without
Timer in our community.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1871-10-26

~ For HOUSE CLEANING, washing
dishes, floors, oil clothes, tables, cleaning
windows, paint, knives and polishing
tin, brass and all metals, use Enoch Nor
;an's Sons Sapolio. 1t is cheaper and
better than soap. Get it from your grocer,
or at 2ll Washington street, N. Y. 1T
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1871-10-26
"Bound to go Through Now, Ger.
f..- foin33

Major s. S. ToMpK1Ns, ON his part, and
MARKERT & CLIsBY, on their part, an
nounce themselves in our columns as
Agents for the sale of Ticketsin the great
Land and Immigration Scheme of Butler,
Chadwick, Gary & Co. The Drawing is
to take place on the sth, of January next.
We wilronly add, in the language Of our
next door neighbor, young CLIsBY that
the thing is "bound to go through now,
cerfain.,'