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The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1871-12-20
SnpciaIi
ssrThe North side of our Parish,


we are glad to know, is improving
and prospecting fast. The vacant
lands are fast being bought and
settled up, with the very best ma
teIial, good, industrious emigrants
from the Carolinas, Alabama and
Georgia. Only in the last month
over forty families have come and
made their homes with us. / hey
report plenty more coming.
Pineviile, our gis uis, being the
emporium and the benefited of
this influx is fast prospecting, and
even now, strikes with Alexandria,
for the last increasing trade OF the
North side. PineviIIe has now over
twenty stores, all thriving and do
ing well. Her merchants are all
sound and sensible, doing business
ON the cash principle only.
~~~--->~~~-s<e s-~-~~> ~>~--O~
10 Sabine Parish, at our hand
claims the knife. One of hel
worthy scions, called on us last Sat
urday, and planked down the cash
for ore years subscription to the
Democrat, i'll coInneInorhtion of the
important tact that his better half
had given birth, a few weeks since
to four boys! The happy ant
lucky (9) father spoke proudly tt
us of this result aud hurled def
ance in our face, and actually want
ed to know how that was for high
For the benefit of the human fami
: ~, we have to report father, moth
er and four boys doing well. 4
happy and merry christmas to til,
entire layout.
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New Orleans Market.

corroS-The sales: to-day summed
up,556 ,balesnt stronger prices in the
morning, bnte,sier subsequently,, re-
curing DO change in our quotations
except emitting. the outside figures for
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1871-08-12

fsctual remedy than any other. Thoso who have
tried ., know that !. cured tlemi those who hayo
ways that Il never fails through any fans s or neg
ousands Of their cures anSn
Of tho following complaints, but such cures ara
pubiish them Adapted to ali ages @ and conditions @
~ nli climates containing neither calomel nor any
d they may be taken with safety
ever ffosh and makes thom pleasant to take, while
tS!g being purely vegetable. no harm can arise from
:. They operate by their powerful influence on tho
internal viscera TO purify the blood and stimulate
Of tho stomacS bowos Iver, and Other orsnns Of
the body, restoring their irregular action health,
as Se rss Of DC
Minute directions arc given In tho wrapper on
the bog. for tho following complaints, which these
nes., Langaor and loss or .Appetise, they
and restore haa TO tone and aeon s'om
For Liver Connplaint and its various symp-
ache. Jaundice or Green sickness, Isii.
f0us Collie and Esllious Eeyers, they should
5e ludciously taken for each case, to correct the
diseased action or remove the obstructions which
cause 1t.
For Dysentery or DIarrhopa, but ono
For Ishes%n,atisln, % Goat, Gravel. Ps,.
nitation OF thc Heart, Rain in the
action Of the system. With such change tiioss
complaints disappear.
:, For DroPsy and DropsicaI sweIlinss
they should be taken IN large and frequent doses
toproducc tho effect of drastic purge.
Eor suppression large dose should be
taken as it produces the desired effect by sym
pathy.
AS Dinner Pin, .tako one or two Pills to
promotc digestion and relieve the stomach.
AN occasional dose stimulates the stomach and
bowels into healthy action, restores the appetite,
und invigorates the system Hence it is often ad.
vantaSeons where no serious arrangement exists.
One who feels tolcrably WELL often finds that n
dose OF these Ifits makes him feel decidedly bet
yer, yer, from their cleansing and renovating effect on
the digestive apparatus.
DR.. j. C. AVER G CO., Practical CIcmisfs,
LOWELL. MISS, U. s. II.
Dr. e. j. OEJEEEsOS.
Agent at Orangcbrrg c. H..
aug6 1y
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SEC. 20. That all acts and parts of
act heretofore passed in relation to in
corporation of the town of Florence be,
and the same nre herebss repealed.
Sko. 21. This act shall be decmed o
public act, and continue in force until
amended, altered or repealed.
Approved March Q, 1871.
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PRopnITTs PAIN KILL IT

This is the celebrated medicine that run,
rerry Davis, Pain Killer out of the u,arkat
wherever 1t was sold. Davis made Prophiit
change the name from Pain Killer TO PAR.
NIL 1t. For Rheumatism, Neuralgia, or
pain OF any Kind it has no equal For Cats,
Bruises, Burns, or old Sores, il Is the beat
thing yon can use n dressing. For Snako
| Bites or Stings of Poisonous Insects, il 10 a
perfect Antidote. II is good for Collie, Ce,ds.
Coughs, or Aowel Complaint. Its name
indicates its nature fully. 1t is aruly DsArU
to pain. Manufactured and sold by Bnap
| FIELE CO., Atlanta. Ca, and for sale by
all druggists.
DooLr CousTY, Ga, April, lS67.-Thia 10
It's certify That was confined to tho ho,,ss.
and most of the time 10 my bed, and sufFer-
ing tne greatest agony imaginable with
Rheumatism, fi,r five months, and after try-
"a ie,ueus' .tl WIN no feitsf.
Prophitt's Amodyne Paie XIII Il each east
ing fifty cents only. 1t relieved me aiEaoss
instantly. therefore recommend Il in the
highest degree to others suffering from sins-
ni liar disease. can say that it is one Of the
nnest famlix medicines now ont eartain
Yours truly, w. A. FoREHAND.
DooLY CoUsrr, Ga. Oct 81, 1851. 7.--Da.
U. >: PRofHlTF. i have, during the last
eighieen months, used your Pain Kin 1t, and
| S4SiH"iOu w uuJtulnH Ior palh
in the head, breast, back or side; and fev
colo nothing gives relief half so o,sick q.
your Anodyne Pain Kill. 1t is doing mueh
good IN the community in other families a.,
my own Yours, &c., d. t, FoREHAND.
NEwToN Factory, Ca, Nov, 1857.
Proph.t: Last summer my horse sprained
his knee severely, causing thu whole leg 10
swell to abodt twice it natural sire. ana
rendering him almost helpless; two annlisa-
tions ofyour Anodync Pain Kill IL thoronrh.
ly cured it. JOHN r. nAVIs
CERTIFICATE.
STATE OF GEoRGIA,-Fu.rox s,or,.v
Know oil men by these presente. That hs,s
this day, for value received sold and trers-
ferred 10 Bfadfield & Co., the sole r;ost !.
manufacture and sell my Family Medieiass.
and have furnished them viii, thp falI ~
cipes, aud have authorized the sid Bra,s-
field & Co., TO print, or have printed, asy-
thing they may see proper eoneernina asv
| and all OF above named Msdicinea. Th;.
10Th day Of June, 1870
lSigned] O. s. PROPHfTr
In presence Of Thomas +. Jones, Ros..<.
Crawford. Notary Public. q. 81
Manufactured and for sale by BRAD "a snu,.
CO, Broad street, Atlanta, Ca, a,s:sIs ,s:srls
! sale by all druggists. = iAia
Aagl2 AZ
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MARION CouSTx, Texas, Aug. /, ISG9.-Dr
o. 8. PnorHirT-Dcoy Sir: / write YOU thi
to inform you thai | have been troubled n.
great deal with Indigestion, but after usin r
ono bottle of your Liver Medicine, l fna
great relief. cheerfully recommend il az
a good Family Medicine, and feel oenhdent.
that it is good for anything for which IL
claims TO be an antidotc.
Very respectfully, DICK LoCKETE.
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EOR OIsOUI,

No mother should ever be without bottle Of
the ENPECr0RANT inthe house. We have
numerous certificates of lis having relieved,
almost instantly, the little sufferer, when
death appeared almost inevitable
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60 ~ Thnf tho said town council
shall have power, and are hereby au-
thorized, to elec two or more murshals,
Gin addition to the sheriff of Darlington,
: who shall be a marshal of the town. to
fix their salaries and prescribe their du-
: ties, who shall be sworn in and invested
with all the powers, and subjected to all
the duties and liabilities that constables
now have, or are subjected 10 by Law,
4 In addition le the duties and liabilities
specially conferred and imposed upon
!. them by the town council Provided'
That their jurisdiction shall be confined
within the limits of the said town.
$ SEc. 13. That .tbe said town council
shall have power to establish guard
house, and to prescribe, by ordinance,
suitable rules and regulations for keeping
and governing the same; and, until such
guard house shall be established, they
shall bo authorized to use room in the
eoSnmon Jail of Darlington county for
tho confinement of all yersons who may
be subject TO be committed for violation
of any ordinance Of the town, passed in
conformity to the provisions of this act /;
anl the said town council may, by ordi-
~ nance, or the said dintendantand wardcns
~ In person, any one or more of them, au-
thorize and require any MARSHALL of tho
ssowu, or any constable, specially ap-
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TO CoNsUMPTfvEs

II is invaluable, as it Immediately relieves
the difficult breathing and harrassing cough
which attends that disease.
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FOR ASTHMA

l. . s~""i6" .InSn oftnn ,.ali.v,nD .i-
Distressing choking, and producing calm and
pleasant repose.
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Ayers Cathartic Pills.
Fer Eor al the purposes Of Iaxatfve


Pcrhapsno onemedi-
cine Is SO universally
required by every
body as O cathartic,
nor was ever any be-
fore 80 universally
adopted into use, In
every country and
among all classes, aa
his mild but emciens
purgaaye Pitt. The
obvious reason is,
that itls nmoro relia-
hlc md ra,. r,,n~~ 40
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MOTHERS BE ADVISED /!
Keep ii on HM.di

Keep II on Hdld!
This dread disease requires prompt action :;
as soon as the boprse, hollow cough is heard,
apply the remedy, and it is easily subdued !;
Esut Delay is Dangerous!
p3~ The properties of the EXPECro-
RANT are dcmulcent, nutritivc balsamic
soothing and healing. II braces the nervous
system and produces pleasant and refreshing
sleep.
IL Erhildratcs and Reliercs Glooa,incss
and Depression.
Containing all these qualities in a convon-
lent and concentrated form, it has proven to
be the
Most Valuable Lung Balsam
ever offered to sufferers from Pulmonary dis
eases.
Prepared by
WINK. III. TUT q LAND.
AUGUSTA. GA.
Sold Jy Druggists eeeryuherc
nov 5 6m
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IN Nofices Of Ma,17ages must be 'ndors,d r'a
M J. u.

oLES''n w~r"'i'v Nov 2s st y O'Clock p m K''' i'ns''
. at s'herir ann Cs % '::i e ,s ,,,., va.
',url Dec T. oGss -, cls &. os S ..
ir family resTefr ip,ie to attend wiil"a, ftbe rodcs
be take the ~ train oach to the cy
CROMwbL-A Highland Mills Orange Co.. " " on Fifth day
g b. Elz,eN L.. vii, Of Joshua L. Cromwell agL % ven.
TIE relatives and . are invited to attend The funeral o. se's".
Railway leaving Newia y,os at Cronwels Station
CCsilnG On Frda, ev'ring Dee Mrs Mary Ca.ns nc'tr
RpbeT. NiiIam ana ROGER Cushint nsei ~ y'af'
LANEiDGE-On Dec 1871 Emile Lansrdse. daughter Of J
Largri. Sc n.,i years and month
snce OF her parent, 30 East Lglty secon sunday
afternoon. ri ] o'clock. Dec g.
.iare. = M,DcnOnsh u 5 n. 'on of ee .n's co"mo!'"
McDOnougb.
81 LFORD-At Staa,sbush De- DAVID II. Muorl thu Jth
Relative, M
T. His will BE- taken PcrhkeepNc r 'n,rrrrn
LINN Hu.sou River kaod 1FAI central Depot att
PEAsE-Iu Jersey City Dec l. 1871. Emns y Pesc aged is
OF Le bo:eI law j. W. Bop u. "o1D .'ur1', N S"ls,
AZ II 3 O'Clock
Pittsburgh. ieDn papers please copy
Of family
at Lcr residence Trtmos WerLe'ter CO., n Y s4Hd'y
RUNK-n grooln on "Wednesday last Within Rank AGED 81 yr.
fne trm Of Funk Cd Of 's ety. no Hon John Rans
Tbp funeral sstoris,
Dec hi, late residence No 70 LrAeTt place at O'Clock
SAiRESAt Jamaica H. L. Nov 49, inst after brief Hines MaV
kegn second daughter of Gilbert and Anna j. Sacs aged Ia
Funrrs Saturday neIt o'clock at tie rraience Of bes
parents and at u at Grace Church. Jamaica L. Fnenis 40
invited without hrther notice
sTONR-A Fans Nov u. Levi. Bridge store Of h. n
stone. and grandson oite lse i"wi. r. Bridge
The friends Of he family invited attend his funeral
tyar, CAureL. on Saturday aterUo at 80 o'clock ~'oH'
further notice.
wALKBR-Op Dec tier lat. residence. 4a Gr-Dseh ST.. ch.
tina A. wife 81 Rober, Wake 10 the ,iA year Of hs 's
dencs Ci her son David No u Msciougtisl
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TIE LEECUES OF COMMERCE..

COMMITTEES APPOINTED TO CORRECT AHrsEs-
GRO w. BLUNT On TIE HAKBOR-MASTLE5
or NEw-YORK.
Every association interested in our shipping
trade has proposed from time to time measures Of relief
from the rapacty Of harior masters Quarantine officials,
and Cu,ton House swindlers. The Chamber Of Com
n.rce rad tho Ship and Vessel-Owners' Associations
wod make n good start, but under Tammany rule some
one was always found to thwart all satary measures
either I'm Albany or NowYork with the era Of reform,
h,yever came the era Of hope. As already announced
IN, Chamber OF Commerce, ut meeting ~ DO held Dec
veil, s,riously consider everything which Is . burden
IN tbe commerce of this port and Committee Of Five
vii, Ina appoipted backed by the best lawyers In this
civ to correct abuses punish those who have. black
mailed or otherwise acted liz gaily, and devise measures
nv which the paths OF the merchant AID shpowncr
he rendered smoother. The Committee will alsO draft
,portant suggestions for reform In commerce, which
will be submitted to the coming Legislature.
This Committee WILL " course, take the lead In ferret
Inc out and Furnishing tie rascas "io have =" long rem
dercd our port byword. but their labOrs will he
dered ss ruOus by the recent action OF the Ship and
lOuer, Associations, which have appointed tho
folow,us committees tho members Of which have made
progress investigating the matters under
their charge and assert that Information has been oil
tmincd which will starte the guilty when It 10 made
public. ou.x,.. co.s,,,,,,
n o..r ALA. dbu~s-J H. William Of Williams Gnioa No ~
Wi "a; q. a. Hos!snt Of Rowland A.pnss No -
s"b :. n Mintn Of 'ir ussl Mnurs No "a son,hsL u
soI ill., ~ h,,u non Co. No ~ soniht Msrrus Hunter Of
Thompson uptr No. ~ ssa'h-a shd u IT, ma'h' of NJ"
m h., ya,,r Srssds-Ahsn Wilson No 81 Front st. Chair
nan q Dale No u Brosdws and "sri No n Sou'b.t
Us frLsses--J A. vs' hru''' Ne - "'s'' harms.
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1,Ir MESSIAH AZ STLiNWAY HALL.

TlIr MESSIAH ~ STLiNWAf HALL'
Tnrp.I,,,,l:.uc: of The Nc. .ia! Oh InirS-
day evening ~, clrGy remarkable foi ihc A"Li'' u"
singing % NJ S.niIry who gave tie on' accq"'" ''c'-
urr;.i, " Tie bass solos We have ever heard III N'"-
York Madame ratey was next to him in merit ami her
best ;r lie hail feed His Flock Wits enthusiastic
aly cDorcd M.> WyLnc deserved credit for singing NJ
all under T." Disadvantage OF cod ~ severe INA. Her
,srf wc;d h;c been given TO so:pr 0Ac c!Sr.n any 10
conld have h,n Sound to take H. Mr.. Cummings hat tho
Tenor sos Of the Harmonic society was not
,ood enough to deserve criticism
a NEW BARITONE.
Mr.. S.r,ko>ch has engaged a now baritone,
Ss. E.l.o..n". from Convent Garden iot'"''' ana the
I.ics ra, Of wLrn many good things are told us in
advance. II. uin maze his drbu in N"T-i0rk ~ III
Iuu1 in "Tr,va'o:." winch t. soon to be played with
Ms, Nilsson ~ Lconoro. AID during the *Irng season lie
VIII a-SiImr the role OF HGmld in Ambrose Th"n"'
opera Of that name. We are ASSN d iLa :; Bdt'.o
corr, VITA 4 song ,n..n, ndalion from Aitna
P.fti.
MUSICAL NOTES.
Nmc. Iir''may has been engaged for tn"
Sunday core, rfS 1t the Grand Opera HonSc
CaponI will sing next season in London, ana
j. engaged Tor two years thereafter in Russia.
Mrs. i. y. Rowe is to make her dchHt rs a
concert SINGER nj Wcbcrs Hall. LeXt 1huToas cNeihS
sac j. "a i.i.rI Of MIS-. Erinh'rn"N
A concert for NE benefit of the Belgian s,,t-
fr,rS by lie NORTH western fires is TO hc gwen 1t stem
way Hall on SUNDAY evening. WIN tIcassi>tancc of Mile
Aimee ana o,l!ti popular rtI''ii"lr'
We Learn from Tie AtienGdm that the tcT''
guaranteed KIbcn>tCin for III. cVI'criN )" III" t'ii
S.:rs rndor the direction OF Mr. Gran. are 8" Cor ''
tour. Tine authority confirms ror'r wihch EHl
,.r,.y ou,y reached ~ ila Ma llIdc At.. t"G1 I
fLr ccc bra; pianist Is TO make Professional Visit 10
America next Autumn.
Wagner has triumphcd in Italy at last, "Lo-
hcngrin" having been pcrfoimcd with d'cdcd success
AT Bologna Til, second act not well received. but
the first and t,d were Violently relish a. l. sE"ni i've
rcInnIrd how, yer that the fist ana iild d's ~ l
l-urn" VI.n ,htr many ~ lodic he ut, ar not g. !t'
meter tic s,crlmcs of the Wdgnerlan mhIc. ad j.
precisely IN tine second act that tie COMPOSERS ta'oIi
uI most July I..iS.iaiCd.
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FIVE TI!OISiND DOLLARS OFFERED ~ BRIH'''
Waiter Gibson, VII" acted rs foreman OF the
i1ry H. the rec, L.Jc Friday co,d rr. III lore judge
~. Cuii. AND hd thai ,nIP;s lad been lide ~
Far ir ngs 10 10 .br three {" TIE jurors i" dsasfc'
declined y. ST.: day 10 rive pa ilrIlar. at Pr''.
but assured a TnErNr reporter that the matter slond
he thoroughly sift. % far ny the Jury Is concerned;
tint srpsare now taking IN bring the gny persons u
justice; and that. lo'i hrs" fail, iOrSh lie inter
,,n;ion OF H. pepper ilI mr's. or the neglect 81 any
~! 81 10 DO III. .i;y ~" all e The pr vru'i !"
.ou. II. II ..i tina ~. ,nrrrd $50" ana
TIA, matter i, not of eouir,.urc bGt that
Il juiy in pI,.c-i"n or the most ndultab" CYL
Gchc,. The asc..t. b!:L the Gaturr and txScht
Of tie o,'is made a,i the "r.o.s WI" E#dc Them
JlG-r NJ Cuiu has Greeted IT," clerk al hi court ="
r.q,r.i TIE Juror in ~" to II" In court ~ II o'nh
on The o,n .,t, WHEN n" matter viii hc investigated.
ACAED From Jay GoILp.
TO me Ediior of Thc Tribune.
SIR: My attention has been cHlcd to ,le ac-
count in Tn moran: IriIra the r'cr"dn1- had y',
rday before Mr. just sc Mrtnnr, In the case ." Davis
agn,, Snt md Others. when tn" foreman "f the jury
IS reported 10 haze ~aid "T,r'c Of number bayr
he, n aupro"chcl viii thJl lus OF dollars ea' h. tn in
dnrr - diacrccr by the lirrrG. Of the Erie Ring.
;anc the ,a.,. %, a>un to say lIat have not III.
rCcty or ind re -; :pproacIl. authorized any APP
prot a:'y Of lie r q" know or bell 80 t'at
any one either employed 10y the Erie Railway or III the
Interest u arv Of the defendants tanpcrrd attempted
To tan,,r with any oi the jury challenge full lnvc>
gann of this matter and shall PURSUE my self unlcH1
T. done by otrr Iaies. Mr. fi'h r. in Boston; b II
ie were her, an sl.c he would uI;c With III ths
card. tn char" dee, not affect any 1T the "'r de-
f, ndaus. ana ii J.. therefore hardly necessary t" say
that tcy are ,n;.r, IS nee any SUSPICION ia ''is
natter JAh "olih
icr- iOri. Dee. ]. ~.
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in ono head Who should 10 held rcspcn' ihl' for any
abuse OF MOWERS In any department. or the government
Snc.L,ng Of the necessity of legislation for the i'm
rrnT"m,cuf OF the West side, he sud n IL NOT waste
~ cn,rsh aud adorn tho city, by making 1t attractive
w. ,,rr c residence yon bring 10 1t capital. commerce.
,I y" intelligent population, AMI thus add IL it, I'M
nee and wealth. and by increasing the basis upon
wLirh we are To .e,J taxes, We materially reduce tho
rate. -, t, 49,. 49,, A. ,,--,,, g..
I,vrrrI before the East side Association last Tlrsday
and tlc following resolutions were presented by Mr.
Cj,rch and III r.mon>ly aGop.c1
Ycs , Tat 81 rl trnA Of paramount
,p,r,.cr 10 "f Newiork; have wac
eraus end h" ght to have Il hu The tsja
Crnpan, complete iher and ar il -i
AMI 'oaLl y sm,n. will he eft 20 10 cord support
El = rnt ra.i III qrc.,ons r,,i;;ug
rnalc Hr",ts t ia ~ .ros sori "c'sAh
se III Il fr 'cly That dcs murouS. !ccluc It pr vents
bnhe OF o. IT ii o.. tao c damages az IToc! !
Uni t4i sA'ud
10 lee o. rl',h'l l., ( - SupeLe Court.
R' - y 3. +, ' won't srp in 80 nr9nct 81
Public PrAs ~ blci ttfcc! fiLt pf
Whist rcuaHs e. n"re viii I've where IN" h"~ "
cila " hrc'i 'N n- "i "t' =
a'''h''
prove. epi ted IL h'' ng ihn 81
!" LEI ' - ~ and plrrt me hHI 81 VIZ
4. i's, tr',na1 l'sideI Li pl" On t i'h.
Hol IN. n.cl s,l >i wi'h'n' nv
frhrr della. MS MI the gIi"s AMI e"h"ltc"
lie %. =" Nt, = 't - "a
surfsc' a" the ats Of finely cult'ai t' W wViA
Will Lt lie c1lcs'e. oiohi IL p'o"' W" q"
1tr' ro'rg ro-oH; - - fe' IVA
Tito, q Il Mount ~ lr' ~ ''9' ~
~ ta,s On nH oD, VS. wL.'n hscn ~ nc"rfhs =" T
stcir settlement Of f1ose M ion o po al "
last ava, to Ne" 'e So ', $500 -, ~ -,
chester. such sr'tlcm ~ on tns r''hu N. ~ M
Of pe-, sol "i - aIal ~ aud that ID SUI 'a' " " "
Ram.
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the courts. will ho speedily brought IN trial and with Tho
decision Of Thursday a. precedent there cau Ittlo
doubt Of perfect justice to tho plaintiffs:
o.. Joslyn net. James Fisk, jr. and ohrrs-T4frnd
ants agreed. sept a. 1882 In New York Stock IN.
change to receive IRON Plaintiffs the sum Of sJa OD)
gold COIN nt Plaintiff being ready to do 80 on sept
o. and offer declined, no demands redress, In sum of
tI35, O0o With interest from date Of Transaction
o. ". Jos,yn agt. Samc.-Defcntiants contracted ON
Sept. ~. 1869, for sNc'1, in gold CON- at ICO whrh
wien pr,,rnfcd they refused To purchase Plain N
claims damages of s!1cUC. and inter, IRON sept, -
1863.
Wa.son B Farr agt Same. Sept. "a. Observation-Disclosures
ed foI sih,tOI. III Eod com, at Ito. tl!luI
Claims iu1 g1i"nt IN ih. 81 s17:.5ih with interest
VIM E"air :..i. j. FIX AMI O:hT.-p!ainiiis In.rrd
and dell S",cd To- drf.ud.sr on ScPt 81, lsG9 slJ.C0
wh,ch hcy agreed Ia returp, with inter Il, on drnt,d.
liniE ciils liajGl Gj, imins the amount oi oin,
With Interest
Lewis VI. Brown a:-t. j. Fisk and o'hcrs-Drra l,nts
conrhr,, j. To-, % p0O ~ Svii coin o;
100 When Pr e. = - ou p,. - Wirn'ants de-
'inrd IN pnrc.a-r. PlHniif claims s's.Un at prcca
ton, with interest
In addition 10 frrs'. tire claims ~ tn" folowinc.thc
amounts If which 10. known. will COON b" horCht
settlement. the rfruiami- FISK, tUnd. smith, and
Martin. bin! tt III" in each AID "vrri r"sr;
j. T.. Do. ". j. '';'.,ln.r. j l.'.'-. ) g. H'."''
Er.y =. hn.r,,rnJr, r. j. =. $50. I"d n . ''"'i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-02
GERMAN MOVEMENTS.

NasnUs Gross viii issue to-day Il manifesto
81 ,So, 10 ali the Gcru!aAN III New ok "ho once BE-
uu,d to his crcaniI Il 90" calling upon them III lin
nag terms return their Ir, .OIe before III are
I'd into the Rcpubli an foo.
over pro Germans OF the Xth Assembly District mot
at evening at Beethoven ali in SiXth>t. aud formed u
rTnaDt III ORGANIZATION for ihr coming Var. FraIrIs
-iol elected President Joseph srhtcncT Trcasuer
aud Charles Fass, Secretary.
An independent German Reform Association
las ben organized the Thrt"r.h Wari by the e.tc
ZION Of Fr,rIcr.. X GcIln1n PTc>IuIt; OtV Coop AID
Moss M,hrbach. NIc,Frrsidchts; W Ldt2, RcOr ding
SECRETARY A. BIOwI, Treasurer.
The Germans of the Sixteenth Ward have
:,rncd ~ indcpc:d nj Reform Association. with 4.
Ig-kr Pre- drrt: John WAGER, Vicvrrcsidcat; NJ a..
.IcrHan treasurer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-02
OPENING OF TIE SKATING SEASON.

Thanksgiving Day marked the opening Of the
skating aeasOn in this vicinity, the excessively cold
weather having covered the ponds and lakes the sub
urbs with ice strong enough to bear all who wero willing
to brave the Keen Wind The Capitoline and Union
Ponda Brooklyn will now accommodate oil who desire
avail themselves OF facilities for full enjoyment Of
skating the Ice Yesterday being four inches in thickness
the Capitolne Lake. The Prospect and Central Park
Ponds arc also covered with clear thick Ice although it
not Of sufficient strength to hear up the thousands
with which this would be thrOngcd II the signals
hosted should the weather continue cold the flags will
probably lie raised Sunday. ut bo,h Parks. The
brooklyn Rink Will be opened 10 the pubic next week.
In NcwIcrsty, the little hreams on tie Flats afford
skating for mid boys, and the Morris Canal for
those " no are hot afraid OF u bath in ueep water.