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A SENSIBLE Dairy.

At Benton, Miss, short time since,
Dave Woodbridge, a freedman, made q
speech to his race, in which he said that
the negroes formed the lab0ring class in
this country, and that their duty was tC
maintain their place as such 10y honesty,
industry and general good conduct; fOI
if they did not, new set of laborers
from Europe would come in and driyc
them out, and in fifty years the negro
race would be like the Indian, almost ex,
tinct. He told the negroes that their in
terests and those of the white people
were Identical, that they must recognize
the fact and act accordingly.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-04-20

TIE Washington Patriot publishes thE
names of seventeen Democratic member
of Congress who were absent when thl
vote was taken on the Force bill, and
scolds them because there was no excusI
for it. And the Patriot is right. N
Democrat should be absent from his sea
at this time, when the votes are running
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-04-20
COL. G0LLADAY'S SPEECH

We conclude TO day The very able
speech of Col. GolIaday. He presents
the points in favor of law, order and the
South in such manner IS to win for
him the still higher appreciation of his
pOnstituenfa
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-04-20

The question of requiring the attend
ance at school of children between tht
ages of eight and fourteen, is being sgi
tated in Michigan, and bill has passed
the Lower House of the Legislature TO
that purpose. ..
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-04-20
THE AMERICAN GROCER.
A WEEKLY TRADE PAPER OF
THIRTY-SIX PAGES.

Published every Saturday Morning,
atI6I william street, NeEy York,
soHrs DARBY Il Co, Editors
and PrOprietOrs-Price So "a Year
in AdVance-DeVOted to The Inter
ests OF GrOCers, Produce and Pro
vision Dealers and Country Mcr-
chants Generally.
1t gives the following complete price currents:
Importers, Wholesale Grocers', Domestic Pro-
duce, Drugs and Proprietary Articles, Quotations
Of speciaties 8nd Miscellaneous each separate
and distinct, and carefully revised TO date OF is
sue. Besides II publishes the Special Trade Ci.-
culsr of the largest Wholesale Grocers of III S
country in every nlrlber, giving their prices and
reviews Of the market.
Its Market Reports include every article of I'M
portauce to the general trade Of the country, not
only Of New York, but of every principal city OF
the United States.
It's Foreign Markets embrace regular reports
from China, tine East Indies, the West Indiea,
Europe and South America, giving information Of
the state o: trade in every part OF the void.
1t has Financial Department devoted t. the cen
sideratiou of money matters; and Transpor a
ton Department, giving best routes and terms Of
shipments.
Ii gives all kinds OF information of interest to
the trade. and discusses editoria!ly al questions
affecting it,
Its Advertising patrons are among the best and
most enteTrrising houses of the cOuntry.
Ap;emiun of . life-sise figure Of Chinsmsn
for show sign is given to every new subscriber.
and liberal terms and premiums given to clubs OF
any size.
Advertiser in every section OF the country will
reach the trade through the columns of the GBo-
GER as efectually as those who reside in New
York.
Agents wanted to canvass for subscribers in eT-
cry section of the country.
Specimen copies sent on application.
In renting subscriptions, always send Post
Office order, registered letter or draft.
Address,
JOHN DARBY & CO.,
I6I william street, new XOTk.
ap182w
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THE Radical New York Times says
when the Democrats were in power set
damaged a mans character to be suspect
ed of selling his vote. Now it makes no
difference.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-04-20
To the Stockholders, Secured Mort
gage Bondholders and Creditors of
the Nashville and Northwestern
Railroad Company

IT IS DESIRABLE THAT THERE SHOULD
a be compromise and settlement Of the alleged
States lien upon the road, or against the Dompa-
ny; and the solicitors for the State IN the cause
now pending in the Chancegy C0ars, st Nashville,
of the Stsle Of Tennessee vs.. Delinquent Rail
roads, have offered 20 compromise the States al
legged lien, az { sum largely below the claim set
forth In the BILL You are therefore requested to
meSt at Nashvi lie, on the 5tlIof May, 1871, at
tbe Courthouse, to consider Of the matter a. to
determine what shan be done. Your claims
should be represented, either by you or by sou 9
person authorized By proxy, with full power to DO
whSteyer may be necessary in the promises 10 &C
cJmplish a settlement Of the matter.
a 9 MCNAIRT
apo dtd Presidents Of \. & N. ". R. R co.
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TKNNEssEE BONDS closed in New Yorh
LAST evening at 66 for both the old anf
new issues. so'' lAaaS 'o
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GOLD opened strong in New York yes
terdsy at 111R, but declined to II ), tnfe
opening figure being re established before
the close.
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J. q. NEEDLES & CO.,
No. so MARKET Sc,
Eols proprietors Of the gtste of Tennessee, fo<
Spang's Excelsior Oils, Red, White
and Amber.

DEALERs IL GASOLINE, GASOLINE LAMPS
IL and Gasoline Stoves, Chandeliers, Lamps,
Burners, C1imneys aid Wicks, suitable for
Spang's oils Wherever this oil hAa been tried, it
has been pronounced far superior TO all other
oils and being non-sx Eiostye, is bound to super
sede all oths- els. County, town and city rights
for the state Of Tennessee for sale sps Iy
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REAL ESTATE BULLETINS,

CONTAINING a FULL LIST OF DUB PROP
j erty FOX sale, furnished free, by app lying at
orr cffice, No. 80 North College street.
Uonveyances TO see property Furnished free to
ARLINGTON, FARRAR Il WEABLEY.
mrl9 till Oct s
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GEO. r. RUTTER,
POstOffiCe box IS,

Mr.. Minor MeTiwcther, ''being great
admircr Of the great UniOn-saVer, offers
Mr. Rutter twelve and ne-half cents for
the portrait. Rutter cOnfessas that this
is the mJst liberal among the numerous
offers he has received, but in a note TO
the appeal, dated the 18th instant, he
says:
"a question Of delivery has arisen
which may involve delay. Some time
.,l.4>,u L y, .UTS I~,s,t5 vi CuaUS Uo-
partment at Nashville, accompanied by
an order on them, to turn this piece of art
over to an auction and commission house,
instructing them to dispose of it and re-
INIT the proceeds TO me. The Librarian,
Mr.. w. II. Wharton, at Nashville, refuses
to turn over. Having been swindlcd out
of. all the money had by these Radical
jackals and political Vultmes, | should be
obliged to some Memphis lawyer if he
would suggest some course by which the
Librarian could be made 20 deliver
Rutter paid his money for this portrait
or rather he paid it out Of the "schcol
fund, which really belonged 10 the
Bank of Tennessee or the people of the
Sate-and although he claims that he
has never been reimbursed, as promised
be should be by the Radical leaders who
were Just before this contribution was
made to the art gallery in the capitol,
manipulating the 'school fund" so as to
get their fingers upon it, it appears he is
no, to be allowed his choice in regard to
the disposal of the portrait. 1t was rrob-
ably the remembrance of this portrait
that induced BTOwnlOw TO say in calling
the attention of The Legislature to the
direction the school fund" had taken,
that ''he intended no reflection upon The
bank, of which Rutter was President,
and subsequently in letter to Rutter
himself, that ''hc did not blame him, ss
he (Rutter) had done what any banker
would have done"
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CorToN remains dull on the New Yorl
market at 142c for middling.
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JOHN II. BASsETTE,

4 TTORNEY AT LAW, NOTARY PUBLIC AND
n Justice of the Peace, No. IL Desdrick street,
will promptly attend to all business entrusted to
him, and especially to this probsting of accounts.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-04-20
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Election Notice.

NAsHKILLK coMMEbCIAL INSURANCE. Co,
Il L HAsHvILLs, enn., April Is, 1871.
THERE WILL BE a MEETING OF THE
Il Stockholders Of this Company on Monday, LIST
day of May, 1871, for the purpose Of elecing
eleven Directors, to serve for the ensuing twelve
months. E, D, HICKS, Secretary. 4
apr2O I'd --.s
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PeremptOry Trade Sale.

VEATMAN, SHIELDS & co WILL SELL
i this Thursday morning, Goth April, at 81
o'clock, several late large consighments q
Seasonable, Fancy and Staple Dry Goods. \ i
ely Goods and Notions, ordered closed out ~
this sale.
A stock OF Millinery Goods will be sold Sat
urday morning next for account of W. Q
Shaw, z. ID. c. apr2O If
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"yOU PAY YOUR HONEY AND
YOU FAKE YOUR CHOICE"
The following note appeared IN th'
Memphis Appeal few weeks ago:

Auo iOIONluE HUI apgCaiOu II 'liS
Memphis Appeal q few weeks ago.
NEW YORK, April 3. IS7l.-Inasmuch
as l advanced The sum of 81, $50. from
my own personal means, to pay for the
"large life size portrait of w. G.
Brownlow, OF Tennessee, now on eXhi-
bitiOn in the State Capitol, at Nashville
and, whereas, many repre- sentative men
of the Radical psriy promised 10 help
foot this bill, and have utterly failed to
contribute a single dollar toward it, now
offer the said portrait for sale. Persons
who wish to make an offer for the same,
will address me as below. All Corresp Ond-
ence confdentially treated if desired.
Patriotism of this kind has "playCd
out" with me. 1t does not support ores
family, unless be holds a public office.
Most rgepoctfulIv
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PASTTTRAGE

For any number Of horses and mules after the Is
of April Terms, 81 per month.
Every attention paid to stock on keep to rreven
accidents or escapes, but no liability for either.
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# Q r s A L H.
-Four year old Blood Stallion "BIJOU," black,
highly formed and fAshionEbly bred.
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PROFESSIONAL CARD.

A s COIYAR, H. S. FOOTE ". E. CoLYAR
IA. having formrd a Law Partnership. will
practice in all the Courts at Na'hville. and will at
tend to special cases in other counties They can
be found at the office foT business at all hours.
OFF1CE-Statc Bank Building. corner
of Cherry and Union. apr19 I'm
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OHAs. NELSON,

CLERK end Master.
Z. Il. Ewing, VI. Z. Cooper I'D ". &. Reese,
Solicitors for Complainant. ap16 d4w
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". g. HARDING.
BELLE MEADE, Feb, Ii, 1s7l-Sm IBI
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COURT OF OYER AND TEaMlNEa.
Before Judge Inprabam.

Before Judge lngraham.
This Court met at eleven A. NJ yesterday the court
room, as usual, being crowded.
william Palmer, a colored man, was nrst placed
on trial, the charge against him being burglary and
stealing clothing from ia West Thirty street.
The evidence which was somewhat curious and
conflicting created strong doubt as to his guilt,
and he was consequently acquitted.
William ii. Poole pleaded guilty to stealing a box
OF tea. he was employed as porter, and said he
was intoxicated when ne committed the theft. His
employer intcrposed in his behalf and his sentence
was made light In cOnsequence-one year and SIX
months IN the Penitentiary.
George Edwards pleaded guilty to larceny from
the person. He said ne was only seventeen; that
he came from Philadelphia TO this city TO get en-
ployment and could get none; That ne was com.
PEELED TO steal III consequence, and that this was his
first offence. He was sent to the Penitentiary for
one year.
Charles Ullman was tried on charge OF stealing
500 from George Black on the I'd OF November last
the money being taken from his coat pocket. He
was acquitted.
sentenced TWO years to State Prison.
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THE CENTRE STREET HOMICIDE.

Coroner Schirmer yesterday held IN inquest at
the Sixth precinct station house on the body OF
Patrick Black, late OF 81 Baxter street, who 1t Is
alleged, was fatally beaten by Frank Eagan In Centre
street the afternoon OF the Sd inst. The two had
O slight misunderstanding wnen Eagan struck de.
ceased blow In the face with his fist. Below Will
be found The facts III brief as developed before the
Hugh Mcclure, OF Is City Hall place, deposed that
on Sunday. the Cd instant, deceased and himself
entered Frank Eagan's saloon. In Centre street;
deceased had bowl OF soup and paid for 1t, after
deceased, In leaving said something which sounded
like "go to hell with the soup;r Eagan started ont
on the sidewalk after deceased, who stopped, and
they exchanged blows; deceased bled from the
nose, and, with the Witness went to liquor store
to stop the bleeding; deceased subsequently went
home and complained OF pain In his head.
Eagan In his testimony admitted that he
'tOuchedn deceased the left side Of the face,
under the chin, with his hand
other witnesses were examined, but their evidence
contained no facts OF importance.
Deputy Coroner Cushman, M. D., and DR.. e. T. T.
Marsh, made q pos-mortem examination on the
body and found that death was caused by compress.
sion OF the brain from extravasatOn OF blood the
suit OF external violence.
Deceased also had fracture OF The noee.
The case was then submitted 10 the jury, who
found that Patrick Black came his death by COM
preston OF the brain from extravasation OF blood
caused by q blow at the hands OF Frank Eagan, In
front Of 80 Centre street. on Sunday, December Q,
1871.
on the above verdict Eagan was committed TO the
Iomos to await the action OF the Grand Jury. lie
Is thirty Gig nt years OF age, and born In ireland.
be had nothing TO say to the charge preferred
Deceased was. forty years Of age, and also
native Of Ireland.
Hugh Mcclure, the principal Witness was sent to
Esgan and Mcclure wii be- released from custody
thend
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ANOTHER PRISONER "NEWKTRKEDp At JET.
PERSON MARKET

On Monday night Oncer Patrick Fay, OF the
Eighth precinct, arrested nm unfortunate named
Nellie Richardson, aged eighteen, OF 164 wooster
street, for disordery conduct After being conaned
in the station house all night the woman was ar
raigned before Justice Shandley, at JEFFERSON Mar.
ket, yesterday morning. While arraigned before
the Justice her language towards the latter and the
officer was not OF very refined nature, In
consequence OF which Justice Shandley COM
mittcd her. AS the officer was taxing her across
the bridge to her new home In the prison
she made some remark which 30 enraged him
that he TOOK her by the back OF the neck and threw
her neadong down the long and steep flight or
stairs Provldentialy the unfortunate woman,
when near the bottom or the stairs seized tue iron
railing, and prevented herself from falling on the
stone pavement in the court yard One day last
week this same onicer arrested a female for steal
ing SIS In monev from a man. Upon conveying the
parties to the above Court he rocked the mplatn-
ant up In the court Ice box and allowed the prisoner
TO SIT among the audience Before the arrival OF the
Justice the prisoner quietly slipped from the court
room and has since failed to come Dack.
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THE DROWNING OF MIR. HALL.
Supposed to Have Been ACCIDENTAL
Drowned.

Supposed TO Have Been Accidentally
Drowned.
Coroner keenan, yesterday commenced an inves-
tigation in the case OF Mr. William NJ Hall, the gen.
tleman whose dead body was found IN the dock at
pier 36 North River heretofore published in the
HERALD. Mr.. william o. Durham, or Brooklyn,
testified that he was well acquainted with
deceased, who was a member OF the nrm
OF Messrs Wider & Co.., OF Lawrence, Mass;
deceased arrived In the city on Friday
last, and put up at the st. Nicholas Hotel;
witness identified the remains at The Morgue
as those or Mr.. Hall. In the opinion Of Mr.. Dun.
ham and those OF his friends deceased must have
been down the pier looking alter some freight
which he was shipping East, when he fell overheard
and was accidentally drowned. Mr.. Hall was a man
of excellent HABITS and possessed superior business
qualifications. His father was formerly member
OF the Massachusetts Legislature. AT eight O'CLOCK
on the evening Mr.. Hall met his death he was to
have taken the for home The investigation Is
not yet concluded.
Yesterday afternoon the remains OF Mr.. Hall were
taken on TO Massachusetts.
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CousT Of APPEALS.

ALBANY, Dec. IL, 1871.
The following decisions were rendered In the
Court OF Appeals to-day
Judgments affirmed with costs-Delap vs.. wood
bur-; The National Bank OF Salem vs.. lhomas}
hawkins vs. Baker; Mallory VS. me travellers In
surance Company; Fox vs.. Dunekel Thompson vs..
The American rontine Life and Savings Insurance
Company; Siltcnlich vs.. Heminez.
Judgment reversed and new trial granted, costs
TO abide events-Glbs0n VS.. Tobey; simmons vs..
Coonan; Krulder vs.. Ellison.
Judgment reversed and proceeding dismissed
win COSTS against the plaintlfr-Clark W.. Wise.
Special Judgments-St0ddard VS.. whiting; IIall
vs.. Augsburg; Comstock vs.. Johnson; iounA vs..
Kent.
order granting new trial reversed ana Judgment
on report Of referee Affirmed with costs-Richard-
son VIZ. Carpenter.
orders anlrmed with costs-Pike Vs. Johnson;
Hariand vs.. Lllicnthal.
Appeals dismissed with osts-Stienburg VS..
House.
Motion denied with $40 costs-Brookman VS.
Hamlll.
CALENDAR.
The following Is the Court or Appeals day calcn-
Oar Ior December l3:-Nns l22 ass. l62. ass, 37os
AL. 400. 47A
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SUPREME C0UaT-cHAM5Ens,
The Bowling Green Savings Bank.
Before Judge CarloZO.

The Bowling Green Savings Bank.
Before Judge Cardozo.
IN the Matter OF me Boiclfng Green Sauinos
Bank.-Appicatlon was made by the Receiver for
leave to commence suits and proceedings to collect
the assets OF the bank. The application was
granted.
Decisions.
BY Judge Cardozo
IN the Matter Of John @. Lanaberson.-rhe ex.
ceptons are overrued.
Mary bronson Us. John To,onsend ct al-The mo-.
ton is too late Denied. without costs.
IN The Matter Of the Application of Leut CRAY et
al.-Motion granted TO extent OF $500; no COSTS
Topping et az. IS. Ferguson et dl.--Moton granted
In the Natter or Ellen NJ. D. Connolly.-Applica.
ton granted for confirmation OF sale.
MerDa Us. Merlotn Ell dk-Contlrmed BY default
Amelia A. Dietz us. John Dietz.-Motion granted
for payment OF counsel fee and almony
Ponlerov rs. Mo,ttmer.-Motion granted
Same Us. Sdne.-Motion to amend granted on
payment OF $40 costs.
MARY E. Whtte Us. William e. Whue-Motion
denied, with leave to renew on further proofs
Same u.s. Sdnle-Tho lather should be permitted
to visit the children Time and place Will he desg-
mated in the order.
Pe,dea0a et al Us. Botst.-Findings and decree
settled.
Luxe Us. Harrington ct aL-Motion granted
arresting Injunction.
Luy q al. Us. thompson Plaintiff may enter
opened, and cause set down for next Friday. De.
PENDANT to pay 81, cost Of motion.
4" ne Natter o, ne Petit,on Of Fanny ~. orns.
by.-Memoranda Tor counsel.
Graham rs. Meyer ~ di.-Samc.
GoosfN Is. Heath-Motion granted on payment OF
sly costs.
Tlg,rsou rs. Roe.-Memoranda for counsel.
chase rs W,ndn.-Motion granted without costs.
In The Matter OF the Pettion or Pduic6 lracy TO
Vdcate Assessment Memoranda for counsel.
Aadreds Us. church ct ai.-Motion Denied Costs
to abide event.
IN TIE Mater Of the Petition or Robert Mccorfer
ct al. 10 Vacdte ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Tor coun-
sci.
winch rs. The Mayor ct al.-Taxation correct.
Hdtrlp rs. Dorntdn.-Motion Denied Costs to
abide event.
Valentine, Recefrer, Us. Thistle ct al-Reierred
back.
sno,c ct al: ps Rtce.-Motion granted unless paid
within five days.
Fettritch cs. AcKdn-MotIon granted.
Br0trn rs. Etiis.-Coss OF mollon TO abide event.
Ma COIN rs. Aien.-Motlon denied; costs to abide
event.
Butler Us. Torbet ct dL-Order granted.
L0tcdcn et al. Us. L0,cden Ell a.-Findlngs settled.
LftteU US. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES granted.
Lou rs. G0odrtdge.-See memoranda of decision.
In re Wtlrlerdtrlg Ell al. rs. M. H. Fololer.-Same.
BY Judge Brady
Smith Us. Ddt1s.-See memoranda or decision.
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COURT CAlENDARS-TRls 0Ay.


SUPREME CouRT-CIRCUTT-Par 1-neld BY Judge
Van Brant;,Nos lsl, 49, esS, esg, 7oS ISL o 21s'
635, 657. Part 2-Held by Judge Brady Nos. l474.
642 142, 646 1884, 1878, 418, 420 424 420, 432, 432,
414H, 434, 438, 43S, 440, 442.
SUrREME CoURT-CHAMBERs-Held by Judge Car
dozO.-NOs. 1873, 204.
COMMON PLEAs-GENERAL TERM-ueld by Judges
Daly Robinson and Loew.-NOs. los, ITO, 70, a. 8,
II, TO- q, 80 81, 49, 49, 49, Al, A. 70, 80, 1o4 ILL.,
18, so.
COMMON PLEAs-TRIAL TERM-Part Held by
Judge J. F. Daly.-Nos. 345, 500, 1927, 327 946 o47
1886, 1901 $780, 1o2s, 1929, 6s, le2 5l4, 1872, 4os,
4671z $780, 772, ISL, 1922 99S, l048 1885, PAL 932,
s47 i134, SOC. ST. 1884, 1Oe4h, loe5H, 1i27.
SUPERIOR CoURT-rRIAL TERM-Part Held by
Judge Monell.-N0s. $685. lG45, S05, 1907 157, $50,
1921, 1925, 1884, 1887, 1886 $780, ll5i. Part 2-Held
by Judge Spencer.-Nos sS2. SIG. 1850, 1885, 1o4o.
MARINE COURT-TRIAL TERM-Part 1-Hed by
Judge Alker.-Nos 7o4s 7o54, 1919, 7415 7l17 74ls,
1926, 74e4, s144 s275, 1885, 1907. 1898, 1909 Part
2-Held by Judge Shea.-NOs. 1854 1881, 65S0}s,
7O44 ol34, 1891, 746o 7o4o, $780, 1922, 1906 1910,
64S5, 1914. Part 3-Held by Judge JOachimsen. :
Nos $685. 1865, 1927, S24s $3.50. S1S7, j. w. p, L.
vs. W., A. VS.. Is.
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denied at the recent investigation before JuoRe
McCunn, mad been asked to make an afhdavit In the
matter, but refused to do so. IL was urged that
aside the verdict, and application was made for the
appointment OF Referee to take the deposition o.
motion. The Judge granted the application ana
appointed Mr.. Joseph Meeks such Referee and win
attend before such Referee at such time and places
as the latter may designate, to make the deposition
required.
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In that condition they had him married 20 Mary.
He denied that he ever lived with the woman as his
wife. but acknowledged his marriage 20 Kate.
The jury evidently believed King, for they acquit-
ted him ana he was discharged.
Miscellaneous.
Joseph Bose, an old man, was sentenced 10 the
State Prison for ten years and six months Tor com.
hitting an indecent assault on little girl four years
Old.
Benjamin Jackson, charged with assaulttng
Nicholas Dillon with razor al the corner OF Marcy
ana Gates avenues on November s, was acquitted.