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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-10-17
DE-. Iaason's Dead ahcs Warm Candy.

In Numbers there 10 safety. II vas upos Sal,
prinolpls that the formula Of Jupsos's MoUx-
fAH hsAs PILLS Va. prepared. DR.. JudsOa,
intendins ." spend fortune in advertising his
pills, suDn tied has rssiss TO the rsvl.iop Of the
most intsiigest and learned physssiens Of the
age, and ts: rssalt 10 simple bat most sfBca-
ei0u' ne. icins-ths JuDses's EouESAIs BERB
fILLs; ~ partly the blood, remove al sb-
sraenohs, cleanse the shis Of ell pimPies and
sssnes' ana .,s psrfeetly sur. snd ssfs II tssis
sPsfsaos. The JupseE's heuSrAu Hnss
PrLLs cure Billisusnsss, Female irresu arisis.,
Hssdashs, and m.ny Of she diseases arisin g
fros sopuss blood and . aersue,d d DIGESTION.
Use the Jsdson's ksustas. asrb Pills ana
snen zoe lave proved their .irtss recommend
fnsn 70 year frisets Thsy ere beth sussp-
'ostse sad PLATA. For sale every whsrs.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-10-17

Hyon d. aot feel well yea send for Doctor
ne calls upsn you, looks wise, ssrswls so~s
oisroslyphiss upon piece of paper wlioh ye0
acct drug store and there pay so cents 10
u %, bssidss the ctor's fee, for remedy
sine times out Of ten not half % good - Dr..
sorss's IAdisn Ro PlIIs, shloh costs bat 20
cents per bex. Do Jon think shs former the
essi, bscanse you pa the NEST for iti fyeu
DO, re advice you {, use, juss - an expert
. nj. d kerss's Indian Root Pits They
are prepared fron . fornula, propoane.d br
the NEST learned physisisns 81 our s".ntzy, u
Be- he best ssa most saivsrsal Of family me-
dicisss. The Morss's Indian Root Pills cure
Hssdsche Liver 90 splsint, Gnaissstton, Dye
pepsia, Female Irregularities, Be-. and are pat
=. beth sugar -sestsd aaS Sisis. Give shss .
saal. cold ~ eli assisss
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-10-17

USE Norman's Universal Magic Liniment
for Headache. Toothaohs, Earache, &c. 1t
never fails. For sale by W. g. Morris
Agent, Moline, III.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-10-17

Orders fog J.s Printing vii n... via Pre.Ps
.,tsuuon - the AasVs oFron' Asa %
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-10-17

HIenEsr cash prices paid for old iron,
brass. copper, ETC., ct the Rock Island Iron
Works. BABcooK, BREADY h FLEMING.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-10-17

La Russ Alsbaster Cream for sale By
John Bsngston.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-10-17

ABAD cold can be speedily cured BY
using Norman's Chslybsase Cough Syrup,
Sold BY W. @. Morris, Agent, Moline, Ill.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-10-17
CITY.
DSMoCRATIC TICKET!
ELECTION. TUESDAY, NOV. II
NOTICE OF REMOVAL.

NOTICE. OF RKxovAL.
Ra II known that the ARous Office has
h,sn removed from the old place and 10
now in the ARGUS BUILDING, entrance on
on West Eagle street, opposite the post
Office. All our patrons and friends are i'm
vited to drop 10 and see what nice sstab-
lishmsnt we've got
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-10-17

A bright, he Althy eaIle IL . perennial sprfns
of 10; In every weki-rskuiotsd family, and whsr,
ia taat fatasr, Who after tas strife xad .armoil o
business, on retiring TO hls homs is nos heyul,e
n care BY the innocent prattis OF his ehne
Per hsps sails father L. soridiy mas, aad maksl
ssld mis- sdsi, he msy have been .saeesssisl man
sad smsssea rIshss. iss passs has cAiid on tins
siek bed, and All has gOid at she dispOs- OF -.
ply sc1ss, and the only sstRra be asa 10 the res
tor.stss Of health 20 his shlld. fsthers kssk.
ere! would you preserve Jour sAild In heath
Then listen to a. There is one prevsilins cause
OF the disease IN children, Asd that cause is
~orms. IL this cause Of disease 10 not removed
yopr child will sioksn and die, or finger sufsr-
ing invalid for life. wsprsssnt TO you an infal-
lib. remedy for worms; il 10
Dr.. Iaason's Dead shot Worm Candy,
and 10 pat up 10 the form Of stick Of candy, and
90 pleasant 10 the taste. that children grcedily
tease for 1t. II 10 purely vegetables, and cannot
hurt the smallest child. Asa for DR.. Jadsod Q
Dead shot WOrA Candy. For sale every where
at 70 cents per package. ". II. o0MsT0OK,
dsco Sole Proprietor.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-10-17
CITY BULLETIN.


oHtcAso. ROCK ISLAND PAoIBIo n. n.
Trains De-. Rock Handsome sAsr.
DAy Express and Mail, eilo - IN
ROok lsi.ad Accommodates, 800 p M
Nigh' EIP'''" .ous WHAT
p.y nEPrsss sad hsil, st6 .. n.
Rock Island Aoeo amOdAtisn, 1855 81.
iEAs sKPrsss, e;ts n.
Rock Island Accommodation.
Ar Bureau JunotiOA. Leaves Bureau Junction
800 p. m. ESQ .. m
The Day Express aud Nail lsaviag her. -
7;25 .. IN, sOnnSeIs st Bureau JunStios 81 lo;is
.. N, for Peoria.
TIE EiEAt SEprsss I.aviss her. ct 1880 pm.
connects at BsrsAa - ljbo p, IN for Peoria.
wEsrRRN USIoH R.k.
come HoRYH LsAvs. ARRIVE
nEPrsss q dali, s'2O .. N. 800 y A.
Nixsa Passenger, $50 IN. AAzs ~.m
Vonneots with all roads for the east and wsst.
ROCKFORD, n. ISLAND . ST. LOUIS n. n.
9otas North LsAyE.
Express kosk IslandAt 200 . m
Mail 6;l0 p IN
Going soah LnAvn.
Mau A." S:4b q. N
Express z:i5 D. N
freight sec .. IN
Freight 1889 y. n
These trains leave Moline going south Is min
utss In advance of Rock Island timss going
north 10 inmates after leaving Book Island.
Trains leave Camden going north 10 minutes
= Sdvanoe Of Rock Island time going south
Is minutes after issviag this city.
Trains leave Goal Valley going aorth % min
utss In advance Of Rock Island time; going
souIA % minutsS afsr leaving this city.
RvoK IsLAHD . PEORIA R.R.
EnoE a~oK IsLAHD 70 coAh vAALnu.
Leave. Arrtv
Book Island 6:45 IN l0i40 q
l7:3Opm 4:lO q
DAVENPORT 4 ST. PAULRR.
GOING NORTH.
Asos~AOdAtiOa Depart s;2S 4
Mail 80 1850
GOING SOUTH.
Davenport Express Arrive 40 o
Accommodated and Nail 1880 p
TAis road connects ut the G. 4 N. ". OrOssin
With the Chicago aud North wsstsrn Railroal
for Points east and west.
BURLINGTON, CEDAR RAPIDS = MIMI
sofa r.. n.
From Pook Island 90 Buriingtop.
easssn gers from Rosk Islsnd going over d
h1s will take the regular trai going vest on O
divis ~ Of the o. n. I. p. X. H., eonnsstir
~ Columbus Juaotion, - foll0vsi--
rORArlluF'oa, $50 N.
Lock L-fsna, p15G. m. SOS p.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-19
DANGEROUS PROTECTORS.

Commissioner Barr listened yesterday to 80
complaints against policemen. As usual, most OF the
cuprs had been but short time on the force BeDa-
min skinner age 76, Of No j57 Grand-st, complained
that Patroman John O'Connor Of the Thirteenth Pre-
cnct on the evening Of Jan. l2 arrested him without
cause roughly treated him. and took him to the 9tatoh-
House. instead OF protecting him from the annoyances
of crowd OF boys who following him. The officer
preferred charge of disorderly conduct against him.
and he was locked up In the morning Mr. skinner was
discharged. OCOnnOrs excuse was that the complain
ant had gathered a crowd around him, and he hau ~
arrest him Referred To the Board. ,
Andrew j. Martin of No. 28 Sullivan-st. c0inplanen
that ParOnan Patrick sullivan OF the Third Preclnct
struck himself and a friend named stewart without
cause, while they in College-pace, near Chambers
st They taken the Chambers-st Police station
but no charge made against him. Mr. Martin was
bleeding profuscly from a scap-w0und he had received
from the officers club and taken to the Park Hos
pital where his wound dressed. ii. NJ stewart
OF 40. POI WashingtOn-st. c0rroborated the state
ment OF Mr. Martin. The officer denied that
he had struck tho complainant and said II was done ny
another officer crowd Of over 100 persons, many OI
them knights OF st. Crispin, was following TWO meh
employed No 35 Warrenst at less than Society prices
This crowd very dsorderly, and several Tunes at
tempted to seize the two men while under the protecto
OF the officers and the latter were compelled TO use ther
clubs The complainant and friend were IN TINS crowd
Several officers corrOborated this statement Rerergeu
to the Board
New-York tribune., 1871-01-19
THE BROOKLYN MERCANTILE LIBRARY.

The Board of Directors of the Brooklyn
Mercantile Library theirlannua report, congratulate
the members the Library has emerged from the pc
rod OF soctude and uncertainty, to take its proper
position az q great library without fear OF financial
embarrassment in thorough performance OF lts word
The report states the opening Of the building
in January 1862 the membership essthan 5oo since
then it has increased TO nearly 2O exclusive OF honOr
arv and life members The total number OF members AT
present ia 233 divided az follows Life members, by
payment OF $500 $780, life members by payment OF 800
bers 10; annual members, 1870. Total, 1888. During
the year ending March l, 1870 1853 volumes hn peeh
added to the library, 5ubdivided "a fOIoWs Hlstoly,
Topograph Voyages, and Travels, 699; Iheoogy anu
Eccesiastical History, 1885, Science and Industrial AIt
27l: Biography, $685. Natural History, 1Ol Fine Ars s
Foreign ia,igages ll6Collective Works
&C. li6: Philosophy, Education, Languages o2 f9ds @
ical Social and Economic Sciences, 1g PerOulcaIr i9
Poetry Drama Essays &c, 369 Fiction, 9iS; Magdzes'
I9T: Miscellaneous Total circulation from Jan
l3 TO Dec 81, $50 volumes; largest Ialy Ia
cuation Nov 2O-i9l; smallest circulation, FeD. ~
volumes The receipts from classes during the year
amounted to siS4 2j the number OF pupils Delg
Since the last annual report all DS cohnec'Su rt
the completion and furnishing of the Library Duidng
have paid The total cost OF tne DuiunB WIS
total value Of estate 2l9 1888 a. There has been pa
for furniture and fixtures s963 26 Ihe mortgage o .o
office buildings Nos III and l49 MOntague-st aouhU' W
S5,OW -. ., uo,or
The statement OF the Treasurer shows tha me regular
reccipt, from ordinary sources nave pceh s9,fY ~,
balance on hand OF s96 total of 81 6i 65 Inc toti
disbursements have been tl6,96 81 Deductlng s' 20,
Maid ON old accounts leaves the actual expenses OF the
year S352i Gl or an excess over the recepS Vi sA "
New-York tribune., 1871-01-19

brouck. desiring 10 obtain divorce. applied In 1863 os
divorce lawyer, whose advertisement he saw In ths
newspapers. Tho divorce procured by this lawye,
the ground Of adultery, and the dccrec was Uttered
accordingly This done, II the p0rte statrnents
OF counsel may be believed. without giving any notice of
the intention 10 the wife, and she remained Ignorant Of
IL until after her husbands death In October last although
she lived with him up 10 the time Of his death. The
for the executor Of Dr. HasbrOucks W against
the action IA brought stated that the wife had
been with notice Of the divorce proceedings
her that she mado defense, that the
they lived together after the divorce had been procured
was 10 shield the from the disgrace Of his OthoSs
crime: and that although they lived together they
cped separate apartments and she had no authority in
the The counsel for Mrs Hasbrouck said that he
could prove during the 30 years OF their married life
she had always been "quet, KIND wife, and counsel
explained the Of their occupying separate apart
ments saying that the husband occasionally treated
her cruelty and they would live apart for weeks at
time although eating at the same table. Counsel Tor the
replied that this action would never have been
brought the death OF the husband and had not
left them without oral evidence with the except on Of
their witness to the crime Of adultery He also read er
tracts from Dr. Hasbrouck sdiary, showing the progress
made in the divorce proceedings Since the divorce wts
procured real estate was sold by Dr. lasbOurs,
he first obtaining a quit-claim from Mis- ba.bronck
and II the divorce should be set aside, some ing
questions Of title may arise Judge Sutherland reserved
his decision ON the motion.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-19
AMERICANS IN PARIS.

The american Register, now published in
OF Americans remaining in Paris on Dec. 81:
The Hon. f.. b. washburne, Minister Plenipotcntiary
and Envoy Extraordinary; Col Wickham Hoffman, First
John Meredith Read, jr., Consu-General; Frank
lin Olcott, Viee-C0nsul General; Chas Thiron
Cons. Clerk, Sec; David T. s. Fuller, Cons. Clerk
Jos. Abraham, j. n Abrams, ii. Armand. q. +. Bacon
W. Bellamy. jr N Benson, +. Berger, Mrs. +. Berger
Dr. j. Beylard, t. b. Bey lard, w. b. Bowles. Mrs. w b.
Rowland L; Hufer. Mr. Hughes, W. II. Huntington Mrs
Hyde Miss Hyde, DR.. W f. Johnstone, the Rev. w o.
Lamson, l.. Lamson Geo Lamson, A. LAHORE, Mrs
LAHORE, Mr. Layard, j. Lebret Mr. Lebreton and family
q: III. A. Carter, Alex Chalmers, Mrs. Chandor. Miss
Chand9r Mrs g; W. Chesley, Miss +. C. Church, H.
Dr. Curtis Mrs Demng, Miss Deming Mrs. Deprez, Z.
Mcfarland. Mrs Mcfarland, j. A. Mexican,
J: b; Mckee Mr.. Maureau, r. Maukicr. Z.
H. May. Mrs. Meser and three sons. c. F.
Moulton, Mrs Monlton, Miss Nash, Dr. c. w. Norcom,
C. Dreyer Mrs Durand Mrs Faxon and three children,
j. H. Fanner, n. Flick. Mrs. Flick Mrs Fuller T. Gaol,
Edward A. Garesche, C. Godfrey and family, T. L. Os-
gooa, H. f. Parmee, g. Pect, Miss Plxey, A. Potter.
Mrs. Randolph, Jos. X. Riggs, w. Riggs Mrs. George
Kicker, Miss Kicker Aug. Roche, Mrs Roche, " Saba
Francis Gonri Mrs Coy A. Gralhe the Misses Greeley,
Mrs. Greenfield. Miss Greenfield Mira Gridey A. Gugel
G. O. Gunther, Mrs Hamilton aud child, j. X Hammond,
H. uarrisee, Dr Hermann, Mr. Herrick, Mrs Hitchcock
and family Mrs Hodge and two children Mrs Holt, Mrs
Iions Miss Holms, Mrs Schlicker, Miss Schcker, jas
schoon, Mr. Scott L. Sehiard X B sheldon aud family
Prof sheppard, Miss Minnie Spengeman, Mrs. stewart
q. NJ Swagar DIR. j. Swinburn, Lewis Swnburn, Mrs L.
H. Ward, Mr. warden, GratOt Washburn l.. Wen and
nephew, MIS- Willard, Eugene Winthrop,
New-York tribune., 1871-01-19
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
NORMAL EDUCATIONAL MODEL PRIMARY AND
TRAINING SCHOOL.

At the time of the establishment OF the Fe-
male Normal College at the corner OF Broadway ana
Fourth-st., IL was determined to associate with IL
Training School where the advanced pupils OF the Col
lego might develop their powers Of instruction For this
purpose threestory, basement and attic brick build
ing at No II st. Mark splace leased for two years.
and converted into small sehoOlhouse capable OF ac-
commodatng $50 children OF both sexes The best por
ton OF the house was turned into an assembly ha ana
five class rooms and fitted with approved patent ion8
furniture The school opened with ~ Puplis, anu
has increased TO I62 The number the register Is o'
the ages ranging between five and thirteen o..
The distinctive feature OF the school IA the ioue VI ~
structon which according to the object system ann rs
The lessons are illustrated with blocks. charts ana en-
cravings, and thus keep the pupils IRON tnat rese
ness which difficult to overcome III cnlur"n ito
are five classes all devoted to elementary lnstructOn
The relation OF the school 20 the Normal College Is
novelty in the system Of public education In TINS Guy
Every week. quarter OF the Senior Class OF he No
r College, to the number OF about fifteen, ~ assigned
pal who divides them into sections OF three eacD, anu
places them under the OF the teachers OF tc hVe
classes who thon illustrate the art OF teaching anu
afterward call upon the teacherpupils individually 10
assume the instructors duties.
The teacherpupils changed weekly 80 that an the
senior class has opportunity OF practcng Tor AT easI
one week in the month. In establishing the Model
children attending it should be experimental upon as
no deterioration OF the school permitted by the regular
Teachers held responsible The senoo IL uhuer
the control Miss Martha l.. DOake Principal assisted
by Misses Frances .. Edge, Jane McEihnney, JOANNA
Mitchell, Ella G. Dey, and Emma NJ Bequa'
New-York tribune., 1871-01-19
SOLDIERS. FREE HOMESTEAD COLONY.
- 4 Thl Trib bMne.

SIR BY the provisions OF ia.e act Vi
Congress- every soldier who served ninety us. 'e
w o.. - "a entitIed 10 enter as a free homestead, lGo.
of the alternate reserved sections OF land along
the line OF railroads that land grants soon afer
the passage of this committee OF praetoal FARMERS
was sent West to examine the State OF Kansas anu NE
braska and Colorado Territory, for location. ihey
have reported in favor OF the Platte saey o rranye
,nents have been made railroad companies 70 Trans
mort our members from all principal points EsI, az
rrastv reduced rates We have among US no Gap
aiiss and plan Of our organization ia Of
,,ants Tor such to jOin Our company IN conposou vi
ndustrous farmers and mechanics OF small nsas' WHO
prefer few years OF labor and pryatGns O he m
ier witch promise competence ana inuePenu1&no1 & ~ III
ttre TO n life Of dependence here. Any person a'ng i
an honorable discharge from the army, v v nre
az natu 40 va service can become menDer ny pre-
sentine certificate OF good moral character anu
fec o7 % TO defray expense OF "Iocathg oum @ re 90,
and clerk hire None but soldiers OF our h'o wa" s' "
atIeJ 10 the he enefts OF the act referred 10; ro
W,sf Tarminqton, Ohio, Dec. %. 1870 JOHN lhoH'
New-York tribune., 1871-01-19
CRIMINAL COURTS.

Jose ScOtto, recently arrested for selling cigars
improperly waived examination lestery and 0id
by Commissioner Shields in default Of 5000 bail
Jacob Abrahams of No. 23i Diyision-st., charged
with fniueny obtaining goods worth St33 from Frederic Bo.s o
No. i4s Broadway released yesterday on S3V0 bali b ,oh
Belts.
Aupustus w Marsh of the firm Of Lockwood.
e Yesterday by Commissioner shields, IN default r3
bail TO await the action Of the Grand Jary.
In the Court of General Sessions, before Judge
Retfoni Richard Mchae Degen plee gully ral
ea ing watch and to le House Of B'ug' NhT
stealing James for State Prison yeaSs aue 10 'na
At the Essex Market Police Court John Dalon
vas YESTERDAY, charge Of stealing oyerot @ Jr
Broueh. house NO ZIG Ear Twenty e oi No ,,
B. held for committing ape On Frances Coming age %
No 209 Avenue c.
In the Kings County Court Of Sessions, YESTERDAY
Thomas stealing roll Of cloth sentenced T. r Feh
Henry Prdd burgar Fehiertsp one eA
Edward Lewis assault and battery, Ihtoioe 's "
oevng stolen goods, one year
At the Jefferson Market Police Court VIM. Cller
was committed y.stersy charge OF rng oadel ss
toot Thursday evening at unknown Ierson.
a held for breaking Honos Colwrls residence no - ne'
siI,h-st. King committed for obtaining - ~ .A g"I
Donsxn Of No 2 Nasssns forg ceck Pnrfouhg 70 -
by Wm H. Vail friend VI Mr.. Dougan.' rrleI - =
on charge OF forging check the name James r. pa's @
Bank Of Long Island, aud drawing S'i''"' ''"' ~
stabbins Alexander Mcclure In tie aEm-
William Clark and Daniel Noble fought in Prince,
q, ,s...v C.k had and torn, AMI Noe W ava
anger s, bitten arrested aud locked np ~ me s
Police station Yesterday Justice Dowlng dshNcl 70 W '0'
Co. "a O0 In rament for bones Of tie Maanq u td vas
~ss,n.y commt,e in default Of $3.50 b.. thes Ah ne
E.~yI. merchant accused having sSndd Bartlett Berry {"
~, y, a. .O ,orh OF goods fully comuttel hl tr1hm m
Rnev and H.rry Rasse committed r ieang c,.'
,pris. value SIS trout Of esy Bars store. a No. -
New-York tribune., 1871-01-19
HOW woRKING-GIRLs ARE swINDLED.

In the early part of last year q. II. Hawk
ins. bonnet-frame manufacturer Of No 81 Mercorst'
was declared a voluntary bankrupt. and MI Boydw@
appointed assignee Of the estate Mr. HAWKINS en-
ployed from 500 to 1000 girls in his establishment and
at the time the failure indebted to each g from
s5 to $500 each which he refused to pay Last week M
Boyd proposed settlement the basis Of 10 per cent OF
his Iiabllties In the Court OF Common Pleas Special
Term before Judge DAILY, Mr. Voskamp, on the part OF
the defrauded girls moved to set aside the assignment
on the ground Of fraud contendng that the defendant
WAS carrying on the business under his wifes nane
and was able to pay the girls in full Decision re-
served.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-19
CIVIL NOTES .

Three separate branches of the Kings County
Circuit Court will open on Monday, jan %. Judses
Pratt Gilbert and Tappen will preside ana 20 cases VII
be placed on each days calendar.
In the Court Of Common Pleas, Part l., be"
fore Judge Larramore James q. schrefeld sued J0hn
Kelly Sheriff. $3.50, the value OF come Jewery
seized by the defendant under an execution against
Henry Hartmann.
In the Superior Court, Part L. Judge Me-
Gum heard. yesterday, the case OF Matthew v 'aOe
agt Lynde L. Jones. The plaintiff placed three 1900
United States bonds in the hands OF the defendant for
safe keeping and alleged, the defendant Appropriated
them To his use. The question al Issue Is NAebe
Cable loaned the bonds 10 the defendant as Defendant
claims or placed them there for safekeeping T1e jury
found for the defendant.
In July last A. J. Decker gave to Michael
Corbett promissory note for $780, dated July IT, 1870
Soon after Corbett finding the note dated on
Sunday alleges that he returned 1t TO Decker, who
changed the date to the 10TH This Decker Denies ain
ing that the alteration made by some other person
brought an action in the Marine Court Part H. before
Judge Gross to recover te a6unt OF sle note Win III
terest, which the Judge allowed him.
Bernard IL, Gefkin brought suit in the Cir
cult Court Of Kings County to recover 5000 damages
from Jacob Marquart injuries resulting from the bite
OF defendants dog. The parties reside in Queens
County, Cypress Hill Road, and the palnh While
proceeding to his home was pursued by the dog and BIT
len in the leg his injuries obeing him TO employ ply
sician and abandon his business The deIendah caeI
that the bite was the result OF the plaintiffs misconduct
in abusing the dog The jury after much dchOeIatOh
awarded plaintiff $40 damages, and costs
In the case of the United States agt. Samuel
p Dinsmore and Others, s,!tred some time ago in the
United States Circuit Court before Judge Batchord an
action was brought for nOnfufllment oi contract to
supply the Treasury with stationery Judgment for the
plaintiffs was taken by default. motion was alter
ward made by the defendants TO open the DEFAULT Yes
erday Judge Blatchford denied the inOtiol upon me
grounds that there denial Of the AFFIDAVIT Of MI
Iapaugh that he authorized 10 appear for all the
defendants that the affidavit Of mert defective, ana
that the nature OF the defense is unknown.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-19
pECIsIONs-JANls. ls.

Supreme Court Chdmbes-By Juuse Suthetlaiu. "a
Brsinar act Ven Anden Pile CoRefeFeace ordered e"' -s
b. Judge ngrah.n agt shells-Reierrei back
Supeyior Court-Specidl Ttrm-By Judge Barbour-
Cur,i, All Clansins-Moton denied fori ar sepien-oNd
granted Gashede sgt suivsn-boton denied with 30 co.n
Abendsche agt SehweleOre granted Roche ag Me nen-se
denieL Matthew sg WoodIh99 dne west 'sI reHhs
Order granted Mann agL wood-orier granted
Conyt of Common Pieas-Specdt Term and Cham,
brsBy Judge Loew-Moui-on ag Taylor-Moon for til
settled SritmStter Strmaske,rccs repob
confirmed aud Judgment Of divorce granted to plaintiff
Marine Court-Pdrt by Judge Alker.-llenshel
AIT stoc-Jugment for the plaintiff for With COS"
10 the defendant
Marine Comt-Pdrt U-By Judge GroSs.-Reymert
agt BerndJalgnen for the pnf for IS and costs VIII - 81
lovsnee Mcbride Conel-JngmeB the psiut U -
costs 25 sossnee. Mckenzie st De'a-JU|sni Tor '
defendant