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New-York tribune., 1871-01-14

ferlures an0 Rlestnes.
DR. JOHN L0RD's COURSE of UNINESlTf
LECTURES.
In Association Hall. MOSDAlS and THU RSDAiS az III.
Subject for January ll-" COLUMBUS
Suhiec for January l6-" MICHAEL ANGELO
Ticket. Putnam the Course, -5 Single Admission ~
HARLEM to CITY HALL in 10 MINUTES.
GREAT MEETING THIS EVENING at Breyoort Hall fty
ThaaFe. Al in of RAPID Transit are n'iei "
hear MAYOR HALL Comptroller CONNOLLY, and Others ,
JOHN FOLEY President 18th lst Wards Ciins AssoAon
G. d. Armstrong, Secretary.
I ECTURE by Rev. G. w. Woodruff, D. D.,
seyenth-st NJ T. Church, Mordl evening Jah TO- u1
ieet Bright DAYS Abroad 20 sold al Methodist bsA
Couru Pamer Bookstore Bible oue Al The door Proceeds Tor
the b.nedt o Sabbath school.
LECTURE and FREE LESSON on SHORT
HAND REPORTING by Ms. ELIZA d bURSs 81 hershmle
Library H. MONDAY, Jsn TO- pm GLASSES FORMING h
invited
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6itnations nJanteo-- females

6itnations Uanteo-- females.
GOOD GERMAN Female SERVANTS al Mrs
VI HLDS Institute No III Norfolk st. between kVns'on
ard Stanon-siA
yEHE YOUNG LADIES' BRANCH of the LA
L DIES CHRISTIAN UNION vii sgppg hmiAes .h tfsleas
GOyERS ESs TEACHES and SEAMSTR TREssES Apply between
O'Clock a. and 40 University place n e cor beyenh
NVANTED-A SITUATION by a competent
w German Girl general housesork cook washer sn
irouer i wiling ogng; best Of aiy references Call a. j
Bower. Frs-st-
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A MEXICAN HORSE CLIPPING MACHINE.

1oar0 ano Rooms.
COMMONWEALTH HOTEL, Westinghouse.
- occupyag square from Worcester 70 spungts boston
r. ROGES Proprietor
u = TO $40 PER WEEK.-Desirable ROOMS.
- sth drtclass BOARD 10 Becserst free Ley a@
Debating SOCIETY for tie BoarierS
WINTER BOARD.-A widow lady, having
taken the West Tseat thist oadon-err
viii acconruoe Families ngle Gentlemen with lan lour run
NlsiED ROOMS snd BOARD keereaes. eIeo'hsei
ID EAST Twenty-eighth-st., between l1tn
- md Furnished Rooms with or Nnoat
board private family House tsteiAss Win all modera improve
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Staiionern, &e.
Copartnsrsbip Noil1es.
Corporation Hotlres.

NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.
~ DEPAKrMEsI TA1Es AssEsssEyrs
NEW-Y0RK. Jan q. 1871. :
OF NeV1
r IT, poou rrscced by persons preteu frg be connected
Nth thi. DEPARTMENT obtain reduction in the asee1
value Of real personal estate
preese part Of such persons Of ability to effect redue-
ton is fraudulent
Department the public and all representa-
blanks radi-
ness, receive the mo careful attention.
method having complaints attended
rsctssI GEO. r. ANDREWS. / Commissioners
THOs. J. CREAMRR Of
WM. II. KING Taxes and
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m:s,.a.slcr gonnin Real gslalc for Sale.
Eorg 9slano Real estate for Sale.

4 T HEMPSTEAD. /. I.-FARM for SALE
l- 100 scres gool oullg l6) bearing fri-rees
Ee Pas lo Address j. B. LANGDOS, EI,
F9.sylUr tsatre. L. J.
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Gitn propcrtn TO frt.

4 NEW 5-STORY and Basement lrOn-front
"A STORE g5r15 Ia Spru not far ron Bo1iwiv 70 esse
for - 80 FRANK q. & DAVl>OH BEoNN lu' br"-l"iI
STORES. &c, TO LET.-IO LEASE on a
= GRON Nd PFNT feet 100 below Ihrt7-scond-
q viii " Power Good bu l1ss -tr' itei On
Cherysi. lrql-e HoAhR MORGAN NO Fu--'. 30 90
rNO LET-Cauiage Repository, old stand, 5s5
gtr-v 51r3 lI.r. , A71i. 20 A- m,i H Fll'oE-st
VALUABLE CORNER PPOPLRII, Canal
sni Mercer. te tues oraol. or g ', I" e'-'
purpose; 45 let % Cana.-L h''Lh N'h''' -----
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NAPE NAY HOTEL for RENT-Thc LA
y PIERRE HOUSE; 3ccoIl1lai I'5 -ue.i. ave ~ Ae
L SHLOSS rs Ff4lkhust., or z. b. >l AIa 'lp- N-'
rINO LET. for SALE, or in EACHAAGE ior
Cir Props-ty-Oa Pordbsm Hgh minutes from depot Az :"
op Civ little COTTAGE eoIts ning rooms Aiclea o,a
garden Possession iH1sfsts7 speuad location APp' q"
kOPPEL. II Annst
rI,O LET. or for SALE-At Elizabeth, COM
Portable u room HOUSE, modern ngsi near deiOt - lu
from daily connaaon IL cents pr n p on
linz Inqure Elizabeth Jerseys) station or a~
C. c. Boz 10 235, POV Oaee heEiort
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ANCHOR LTNE.-STEAM TO GLASGOW,
a LIVERPOOL and LONDONDERRY
from Pier %. North River.
EVERY SATURDAY AND ALTERNATE WEDNESDAi'
AUSTRALIA. SATURDAY, Jazl'rT H.
and u'freiiAie -JJi cefASe'
D. Steefage tickets from above Pcrts -!
go HENDERSON BROTHERS Agents
Z BoSiagseen.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1871-08-04

Reuben r. Bass to lerbert n. Peck June 90.
Lots l, Q, 3, 4, blk g. Kinne's add, Mattawau,
$500.
Robert Baker g. to George c. Sweet, May
n, q Of q, sec II, Columbia, $500.
Elisha Durkee to George Phillips, May
26, 20 acres on sec. 20, Antwerp, $3.50.
Charles w, Barrett & W to Burton q. Foster,
June Il. b OF q. sec. %, Decatur, $4,000.
Eunice Andrus to Hirah Andrus, June 10, o
b. Lots IL & II, blk. q Mattawan, 800.
John M. Van Auken to John L. Van Auken,
May 3, SO acres on q Sec 33, Bangor, $500.
N. H. Bitely & W to Gilbert l.. Green May q,
SO 1-3 acres on sec. ~, Geneva, $500.
Amos II. Drake & W to Loren Van Volken-
burgh, June 20, lot 8 blk. 1. Mattawan, $1,000.
l.. d. Eastman & w to L. n. Eastman, June
II, W q OF q sec. %, Geneva, $500.
John Freeman to John f. Sweet. July 6. b
OF b OF sw q Sec 16, Pine Grove. $1,000.
Thomas II. Jordan & to Louisa Griffith,
July 6, lot II blk. Up, " Decatur, $3.50.
E. j. Keeville d W to f. 7. Cleveland, June
%, on 8 W q sec. l, Waverly, $500.
VIM. H. Willis & to A. A. Hough. June 49,
n h Of n Of n W sec. 8, Bangor, $1,000.
Alfred g. Doolittle Il to Emma Galegan
July Is, 5 a on sec. 80, Antwerp, $500.
Daniel Osborn 4 W to Leroy Osborn, July II
lot blk. ID Il w add. Paw Paw, $500.
June %, q OF sw q sec. z. Hamilton, $500
John Knowles to David Woodmsn, July 2
lot blk AZ, Paw Paw, $1,000.
David Woodman Il W to John Knowles, JULY
2, lots /, d 5, blk. n, Paw Paw, $500.
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RURLkNG TU.N.

Leaving the East and arriving at Chicago or
Indianapolis, how shall we reach the West |?
The best Line is acknowledged to be the c., b.
by the Iron Bridge at Burlington, and called
the Burlington Route.
The main line OF the Route running to Oma-
ma, connects with the great Pacific Roads, and
forms to-day the leading route to California.
The Middle Branch, entering Nebraska at
Plattsmouth, passes through Lincoln, the State
Capital, and will this year be finished to Fort
kearney, forming the shortest route across the
Continent by over 100 miles.
Another branch Of the p. NJ, diverging at
Red Oak, falls into q line running down the
Missouri through st. Joe to Kansas City, and
all Kansas Passengers by this route to Kan
sas, zee Illinois, southern Iowa. and Missouri,
and, by slight divergence, can see Nebraska
also.
Lovers OK fine views should remember the
Burlington Route, for It's towns "high-glearn-
ing from afar"-lts tree.frnged streams-its
rough bluffs and quauIes-its corn-oceans
stretching over the prairies further than eye
can reach.
Land-buyers will be sure to remember it, for
they have friends among the two thousand who
have already bought farms from Geo. $. Harris,
the Land Commissioner OF the b. & NJ. Il. r.
at Burlington, iowa, or among the four thou
sand home-steaders and prc-emptors who last
year fled claims in the Lincoln land Office.
where "Uncle Sam is rich enough to give Us
all farm" s51
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1871-08-04

The New York Times continues it's disclos.
ures Of Tammany frauds. In an article few
days since it shows that nearly 1000, 900 are
nominally expended for keeping ten armories
In repair for nine months. 1t charges that
only portion Of that sum was paid for the
armories; that the great bulk Of it was stolen
by Hall, Connolly and their colleagues
"Thirty-ive or forty chairs, says the Times,
"and three or four tables cost the city S170,-
1880 Does anybody believe that Sweeney,
Hall, and Connolly paid that sum for them p
The chairs for each armory cost 9,4S4.97.-
Does any believe that Hall and Connolly really
paid that amount to any chair-maker? No.
they charged the amount to the city, and di-
vided the money among themselves.
That the Times has solid ground for its spe-
cific charges there can be little doubt, else 1t
would hardly be 80 bold and defiant in the face
of the Tammany ring as to use such language
as this.
II Mayor Hall and Controller Connolly OBJ
ject to being branded as thieves and swindlers,
as we once more brand them now, they can sue
us for libel, and we will prove our charges in a
court OF law. What Is more, we will prove our
charges by means OF Controller Connolly's own
books. 1t will not do for Hall to try and sneak
out by saying that he Is used to newspaper at
tacks. We do not attack him now on political
grounds, or in wild language but we call him
THIEF, because we can prove he 10 one.
Such, however, is the beautiful disposition OF
Hall and Connolly that they do not mind being
called thieves, because they know that the
charge is true, and that the less they say about
the better. They have signed warrants for
millions or money under false pretenses. and
we can prove that they have done go before
any court of justice. We challenge Hall and
Connolly to give us the opportunity if they
dare.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1871-08-04

10 TEACHERS AND FRIENDS OF EDUCATION
We are informed that Teachers Institute will
be held In the Union School House, in this vii
lsge' during the week commencing August 2lst.
The Institute will be under the direction of
Hon. o. HosroRD, State Sup't of Public In
struct'on' who will be assisted by one CT more
able educators from other parts of the State.
Every arrangement will be made by those hav.
ing the matter in charge to secure good at.
tend ance and to entertain all who may come.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1871-08-04

Hon. MARSH GDDnos, Of Kalamazoo has
been appointed by the President to be Govern
or OF New Mexico. Mr.. Giddings' friends will
rejoice at this testimonial Of appreciation of
his services and worth
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1871-08-04

FoUND.-A Wallet containing valuables was
picked up by little girl on the day OF Van Am
burgh's show. The owner can have the same
by calling at this Office, proving property and
paving for this advertisement. SOL
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Capt Robbins received very serious wound
in the leg few days since, which came near
proving fatal. As he was entering his store,
in Benton ITarbor. his foot slipped and he fel !
against an open knife in the hands Of peson
sitting on the doorstep, severing the man ar
terry of the leg. The flow Of blood was finally
stopped, but he is now lying in a very critical
conditon.-St. 10. Traveller.
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COUNTY FIR.

The twenty-frst Annual Exhibition Of the
Van Buren, County Agricultural Society, will
be held at the Grounds Of the Society, at Paw
Paw, on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday.
the Sd, 4th and 5th days Of October next. The
accommodations for Stock are ample. Floral
Hall will have wing added twenty by forty
feet. for the exhibition OF Fruits and Yegeta-
bles-and In short, everything will be in the
very best condition for the accommodation Of
exhibitors and visitors.
AL Premiums will be paid in cash. as soon as
the Vouchers can be prepared after the awards
by the COMMITTEES.
F. NJ. MANNING, Pres't.
o. Fl. ?. SHELDON, Sec'y. S5Std.
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For SALE OR ExcHASGE.-Forty acres Of
good land. twenty acres improved, and fine
young Orchard just come into bearing, in the
Township OF Lawrence near Christie's Lake.
Terms easy, call at the premises. 852t12
July 25th, 1871. b. III. MoREY.
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TAKES Up, BY the undersigned, one Brown
Mare, ten or twelve years old. and has the poll
evil. The owner is requested to prove proper
~, pay charges and take her away. S52t3
Almena, July %. 1871. T. p. COLBU RN.
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re. p. HARVEY has been appointed Post
Master at Bangor, and we understand has en-
tered upon the duties Of delivering mail matter
to the people Of that vicinity.
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The Advent Christian Publication Assoca-
ton, of Buchanan, have just put in new
power printing press, to enable them to meet
the demands upon their increasing business.
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CLOVER HUL1ER FOR SALE.-One +. C. Bird
sells Combined Clover Huler, with OF without
Horse Power, in good working order, will be
sold cheap, aud on easy terms. Enquire Of
JAMES BULLARD, Paw Paw, Mich. S53t8
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D1rp.-A Mrs. Bradberry, living few
miles south OF Niles. in this county, died on
Thursday of last week, at the advanced age of
o, GEARS. She was buried in the dress in which
sbe was married, 60 years ago, aud her head
was laid on pillow which she had used in the
cradle for all OF her children.-Bucb. Record.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1871-08-04

DAVID WISE and wife, Of Pine Grove, have
gone to Duluth on tour Of inspection, and
will visit St. Paul and vicinity on their return
trim
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P1c-NIo.--The Sabbath School Of the Chris
tan Church, held Picnic at the residence of
Rev o. Ebert. on the afternoon and evening
Of Wednesday last, which was largely attended.
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MONEY OBpER.-The Post Office at South
Haven has been created Money Order Office
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adopt this mode Of Advertising my business
instead of employing agents. Ny Object is, to
reduce the expense Of the business as much as
possible, so by purchasing Of me you pay no
agent fees. You can also save the expense Of
delivering the work If you choose besides you
can select the Marble yourself and see the style
Of it, it will be, so there is no possible chance
for being deceived or being disappointed.
by taking this course, there is saving Of
from twenty to thirty per cent.-according to
how far the purchaser comes.
You can readily see that the money / save by
not keeping agents goes 10 the purchaser instead
Of the agent.
Agents claim that they can furnish work
cheaper. That cannot be done, unless done by
apprentices. furnish no work Of that elias.
as | employ no Apprentices.
My work and material cannot be questioned.
re" Patronize home, if you can, and save
money by so doing. Sl3
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Money 10 Loan.

have money to loan on good unincumbered
real estate. RoLIA L. QUICK.
July 5, 1871. Si9m6.
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THIRD CoNvIcrIoN.-The South Haven peo-
pie are enforcing the Liquor Law with COM
mendable zeal. Dewitt Feeglcs, brother Of
II. L. Feegles, who was murdered by Smith,
was on Saturday, committed to jail on convic-
ton for third offence in selling liquor in vio-
lation of the law. 1t seems that the past ex-
perience OF the Feegles family has no reforma-
tory effect on the members thereof.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1871-08-04

In this weeks issue we publish the Rules,
hegulations and Premium List of the Van
Buren, County Agricultural Society for 1871,
which gives all the information to be had as to
the Exhibition. to be given in October next.
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COMMUNICATIONS must he accompanied by
u the true name OF the author, and in no in
stance will MSS be returned unless q stamp is
enclosed for that purpose.
SUBSCRIBERS receiving their papers with an
- after the name are notified that their sub
scriptons will expire in two weeks and <alose
marked Xxx have already expired.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1871-08-04

PENSIONS FOR VETERANS OF 1S12.-B. Foster
Pratt, father OF DR.. Pratt aged 81 years, Asa
Fitch, aged 80 and Stephen Bleram. aged 80
years, of Kalamazoo and Jesse Owen. aged 80
years. OF Plainwell, have each received their
pension certificates through the agency Of E.
w. DeYoe for their pensions, under the late
act az survivors Of the war Of 1912.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1871-08-04

DISTRESSING ACCIDENT AND DEATH.-On
Tuesday Of last week. Mrs. JOHN ROWE, Of
Pipestone township, this county met with
terrible accident, and from which death en-
sued on Saturday last. MI Rowe Icing short
NJ help in his hay harvest, Mrs. Rowe made
bold to drive the moving machine team. The
horses became frightened and ran when Mrs.
ROWE jumped from the seat and lighting in
front of the sycle, her feet and legs were ter
ribly cut and mangled. Considerable time
CLEANSING before physician could be secured,
her wounds bled profusely and on Saturday
Ia at she died-Niles Republican, July n.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1871-08-04

RAcE.-A horse race, or rather horse trot,
will come off tomorrow at the Fair Grounds.
Want OF fun and funds as well as the desire
to determine which is the faster horse, inspires
the setting apart the day to recreation and
snort
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

CONTRIBUTORS are requested 10 write with
- INK, on ONE SIDE of the SHEET ONLY.
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large practical experience IN the past, having
resumed business and opened a shop at the
corner Of Main and Niles streets, next door to
Il. E. Hendricks Office, in Paw Paw, solicits
share Of the public patronage. His work will
be mostly confined to that class known as GUS
tom word In all its varieties. He will use
only the best quality OF material IN his work,
and employ workmen Of skill and experience
in the manufacture OF work to measure. All
persons in want Of work in his line of business
should call and examine his stock, as he feels
confident that his work and prices will please
them. August /, 1871. S53t13
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We are introducing
MANNY'S BROADCAST SEEDER AND
CULTlVATOR,

We are introducing
MANNY'S BROADCAST SEEDER AND
CULTlVATOR,
With Grass Seed attachment. We take pleas
ure in saying to our frens that it has been
used in other localities with satisfactory results.
We expect to call on rs many OF the farmers as
time will permit showing you the machine, al
lowing you to give it thorough trial before
asking you to buy. 1t is now vexed question
whether Drilling is really preferable to Broad
cast sowing, and doubted so strongly that some
farmers have laid aside the Drill, and use the
Seeder in lts stead. The price Of our Seeder
being less than the price Of Drill its capacl-
ty also to take the place Of Wheel Cultivator,
costing you $50, makes it an implement which
demands the attention OF every farmer in Van
Buren, County. MILLS BROS.
E9@ We call attention to the statement OF
James Bale, OF Antwerp, well-known to many
OF our farmers
have used MANNYs BROADCAST SEEDER
AND CULTIyAToR to SOW sixteen acres OF Nor
way Oats, on rough corn stubble, that had
been dragged but once, as seed sower it
works admirably and covers the grain better
than any drag or cultvator ! have ever used,
and leaves the ground smoother. 1t did not
clog, runs easy for team. and there is no
weight on the horses necks. ] sowed but one
bushel per acre. and my oats seem thick enough
and promise good yield. l see no reason why
it may not be recommended to the public as
tirst-class implement, better calculated for
sowing seed than any Drill, and may be used
for other purposes and give good satisfaction.
653u JAMES BALE, Antwerp"
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Austins Ague Drops, purely vegetable.
For so cts. you can cure or cases of Ague.
We take Austin's Ague Drops for Ague.
Austin's Ague Drops warranted toe Ague
Ague Drops for sale at Buffers Grocery.
QdQf1Qt
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More New Goods. Another large invoice Of
summer goods just received at Van Aukens.
Splendid Lawns only one shilling per yard at
Van Aukens SAT.
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ACCIDENTALLY SHor.-We learn from the
South Haven Sentinel, that lad aged eleven
years, son Of Mr. Bodfish OF Casco Allegan
County, accidentally shot himself in the ARM
while out hunting one day last week. The arm
was subsequently amputated. Young lads
should not be allowed the unrestrained use OF
firearms.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1871-08-04

New STORY. our next issue we shall COM
mence the publication OF a Story. to run through
eight numbers OF this paper, 1t will possess a
good deal OF interest TO some parties. 1t is
the list of lands to be sold IN Oct. next for
delinquent taxes.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1871-08-04

O. L. Ross Of Porter, harvested two acres of
Dehl Wheat, which yielded nlnety-one bushels
Of extra No l., and which has been sold to
Thos L. Ross OF this village. Who can beat
that for q sandy farm. Mr.. Ross is located on
the farm formerly owned by Orrn Sisson.
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PENSIONS.
SOLDIERS OF 1S12-for Pensions apply t
y. w. ROWLAND, County Clerk, Paw Paw. 80
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The largest stock, the best assorted and the
finest quality OF Dry Goods, lothing. Boots u
Shoes, Hats " Caps, ever offered in this market
at the lowest prices. at SeLck's. $40
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1871-02-23
LnaAL xNTHLEIeuMcu,
AdiOuruesI.

Adjourned.
Nisi P1ius-vJudge Read.
This Court met to-day but owing 10 the ipdisposi-
ton Of Judge Reat who presides during this period
an adjournment was ordered until saturday.
Civil Gases
District Court, No. 1-vTudge Thayer.
Bertrand Louis Cassignard ct all heirs of Rliza-
beth Soullier, deceased, vs. Henry Lewis An action
to recover arrears OF groundrent to be paid in coin.
On trial.
District Court, No. 9-JudJe Hare.
william Overheld vs. Thomas NJ. Plowman. An
action on promissory note. Verdict for plaintiff,
s1O9b.
John Healy vs.. Robert Crawford An action to re-
cover back an overpayment % made upon contract
having received the surplus On trial.
A DIsuIlet's Bond.
United States District Court-Judge CadtOalader.
The United States vs.. Adam Sites, John Sites,
and james Fulton. An action on distlller's bond.
In November, 1866, Adam Sites opened a distlllery
in Hopewell township, York county, giving bond in
sureties. The revenue officers of the Fifteenth col
lection district aege that he failed to pay the taxes
thus breaking the conditions of his bond and hence
this suit is brought. On trial.
The Carney Homicide.
Court Of Oyer and 1errntner-Jt'dgeS Ludlow ana
The case called for trial this morning was that of
John Ayres, colored charged with the murder Of
William Carney, colored 1t appears that on the
night OF June Is last number OF cOlOred persons
had a dance in hall at Fifth ana Brown streets,
and Ayres, William Pentz. and several Others be-
haved rudely towards some of the women Pentz
used insulting language to Mrs. Carney, and, when
the dance was over ne, or some OF his party struck
her. Carney, who had been playing for another
party elsewhere, came in time to accompany his wife
home Pentz and his friends were on the southeast
corner of Fifth and Brown, and Carney started to-
wards them from the northwest corner, with mis-
violin box in his hand as he walking over some
one said "Put it to him. Billy;" and Pentz shot nm
dead, and the whole party ran. Pentz was tried In
September, convicted OF murder of the second de-
gree, and sentenced Ayres fled to New Jersey,
where he was arrested in october. 1t is alleged that
he was the party who told Pentz to Shoot and upon
that he is being tried as a principal.
F. Amedee Bregy, ESQ.,, appears for the prisoner.