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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-07
r u Il K z Y.
The Troubles i'm the Danu-
bian Principalities.

An Austro- Turco- Russian Alliance on the Tapis-
The Red Republicans Of Roumania-The Fall
Of Hohenzollern Prince Charles Merely
Question of Time-A sanguinary Wife
Killer in the Guise Of Romantic
Russian Prince-The Troubles
Of the Teutons in Roumania-
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GOVERNMENTS STEADY.

GOVERNMENTS STEADY.
The government list was dull and steady. The
closing street quotations, which the average Of
the market all day, were as follows:-Unlted
States currency skies, ll5h 1885 no. skies, 1884,
registered, III HIS DO DO, coupon III l175; do
fve-twentles registered, May and November, ll07S
q NIX; do. do, 1852, coupon, do, Ill ll1h;
do. Co., 1894, do do, Ill l11I; do. do, 1885,
do do Ill q 1l1H; do do, registered, January
and JULY, 1875 l132s; do. do, 1850, coupon,
do, 113A 1855; do. do, 1867, do. do l13A a
q 1lS3S; do. do, 1868, do. do 11S14 q 11S'S; do.
ten-orties registered loS>4 100; do do, coupon,
109h 1094.
STOCKS DULL AND IRREGULAR.
The stock market was dull and irregular. The
chief feature was Erie, which advanced to 25A, on
the theory that the action of the United States
Court forced the Erie clique into the market as
buyers In order to replace the stock captured from
the English luganls. Pittsburg touched 1914, but
then ran down TO 1881. western Union, Wabash
and Rock Island were firm. New York Central,
Lake Shore Reading Northwestern, OHIO and Mis-
sissippi and Pacific Mail were heavy and weak The
st. Paul stocks, Union Pacific and Northwestern
preferred were steady.
HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES.
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Yesterday Coroner Schirmer held an inquest on
the body OF q colored female, Mary Mercy. who
died at Bellevue Hospital from. 1t is believed dose
OF laudanum, administered either by herself or
another person. she had been O domestic In the
family OF George w. Fenno, OF 54l West Twenty
third street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-07

Coroner Young was yesterday summoned to holt
an inquest upon the body OF William Stephens
aged nine years, who fell from q canal boat at th,
foot OF Forty -tnird street, North river, ana wal
drowned.
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AvcIako 'enpcIaeuic :. %;
Average temperature for corresponding date
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Augustus 8. Bogert was yesterday morning found
in death throes No. 20 East Sixty first street. and
soon after died. Coroner Keenan, will hold an
inquest.
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The banks now hold 3d. 182, GA above the legal
reserve, a gain Of s5e1, 652 for the week.
MONEY THREE TO FIVE PER GENT.
Money was easy at three to four per cent on gov
ernmenls and at five per cent on stocks.
Prime commercial paper was quoted at 51s a OK
per cent discount.
Foreign exchange was dull and unchanged.
GOLD HEAvY-11lz ILL.,
The gold market was very heavy despite larger
shipment than anticipated, the day's export having
been o little over million do lars. The dealings
were restricted, however, and devoid Of animation.
NO. af t1a OF La Sha In ha fnl
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pens to hlm again. II Turkey could wash her hands
altogether tue Prlncpallties 1t woulu greatly tend
pays is but Esq, 900 yeara sorry compensation for
the endless troubles ever breeding In that hotbed OF
intrigue wnl n,r,o wonder w tasa dpomasss
giving Wallachla TO Austria and Moldavia
70 Of e LEFT ssnR The ONLY
An eminent Turkish Official told me few days ago
that the sympathies OF the "redn party, which had
found to he entirely Russian. My Informant was in
o position to know che truth, and could scarcely
himself have been mlsinformed. Perhaps under
less country might obviate troubles which seem to
be ready to start up at moments notice.
4 BLOODY BLUEBEARD
Talking OF Russia, let me tell tale OF q soldier
Prince ana a beautiful Pr ncess-not bad materials
he is a Prince no more-a Russian; he came here
from the Caucasus with Circassan bride, young,
Il himself WAS new aa oasaa N
AMBITIOUS, too. for he asplred to military
lgnatlen as q brother general. The Ambassador
had doubts but returned his visit Notwithstanding
Apundant were the signs Of wealth in the strangers
abode and the Princess was beyond doubt a hlrh
bred lady. But there was something queer about
the man; something queer about Russian general,
ters vet claiming recognition at the Embassy. so
General Ignaten Lelegraphed 10 St. Petersburg, and
Prince grew uneasy in his mind, and taking with
him all MS most portable vauables. Including the
Princess, Withdrew, Dy way Oh hOdOstO. 10 the plains
OF Roumelia pushing towards the frontier some
thing in the ST. Petersburg despatch prompted the
General to follow nm up. He pressed forward be-
yond Adrlanopie, but the General and the telegraph
were too many for him. Russian agents tracked
HIM, Russian cavasses arrested him and brought
him back to Constantinopie. The Ambassador
takes care OF HIM pending an opportunity for
sending hun to Siberia. The ambassadress takes
CENTER care OF the Circassian flower but
her pretty head droops Notwithstanding and wen 1t
may for the fatal telegram from ST. Petersburg has
proved that her princey hero is not hing but
sassn or the Buebcard type, who has already made
away with four wives as young, as ricn and as lar
as herself.
TURKISH SECRET SERVICE
The abuse of the secret police Is one of the great
blots on the present administration An instance
of this came the other day under my notice. The
police instructed tho street newsven1ers, whenever
any copies OF the Tlsray1 Efidr IA Turkish journal
published London, were put Into their hands for
sale. TO take them to the Iaptieh and deliver them
up against payment Of q small reward Shortly
afterwards police spy In disguise offered one OF
| the newsvenders five hundred plastres to procure
| him some copies OF the prescribed Journal The
| poor man, to whom tive pounds was small fortune,
| obtained some old numbers from German book
| seller In Pera aud gave them To the spy. lie was
ut once arrested ana thrown into prison and fal
all The charitable endeavors made TO obtain MS re'
1 lease have pro, cd frultleSs.
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JAMES A. SLAvrN, Secretary.

y,
members OF Hermann Lodge 2gs +. and A. M, are
respectfully invited 10 attend the funeral, from his
late residence, Washington avenue, near Hutton
street, Hudson CITY, N D.. this Sunday altern00us
sELKsEG-suddeny, on Saturday, May o. JESSE
C. SELKREG.
Notice OF funeral in to-morrow's paper.
SMITH on saturday, May 8, PATRICK sMYrn, IN
the 55h year OF his age, naive OF the parish OF
The funeral Will take place on Monday afternoon,
at one O'Clock, from his late residence, William
street. Astoria His friends and relatives are In
viied to attend. The remains Will be inferred In
CALVARY Cemetery.
SrAPLEroS.- On saturday, May 0, JOHN STAPLE
TON son OF John ana Mary Stapeton, aged years
the funeral VIII take place this Sunday affer-
noon, aJ one O'Clock, from Tooth street, between
Fourth and Fifth avenues.
sTERNs.-on FRIDAY morning, May 5, at stapleton.
:. L., or scarlet fever, ISAAC ALBERT, beloved son
OF Adoph and Maria sterns aged years, months
aud 70 days.
81. JonN.-on Friday, Apr! S, at his rest
dence, DeKab avenue, Jersey City date South Ber-
gem, EDWARD T., Oldest son OF Elias +. and Harriet
Sc. John, In his I'D year.
The friends OF the family are respectfully invited
70 attend the funeral, on Monday morning, at ten
O'Clock, from the Reformed Dutch church DR. ray
lof's,, Bergen avenue -.
SULLivAY.--On saturday, May o, RICHARD the
beloved son OF Richard and Annie Sullivan
The relatives and frienas OF the family are re-
quested TO attend the funeral from SIG has. ie'n
street. this Sunday afternoon, at TWO ocioca. a..
TIERs--On Friday, May 8, GRoRGE ". iIEss' IA
the 47th year OF his age. ,, ~ WAC,
funeral services al MS idtc icsiuoH'o, ~ 'spr
Tyenfy-uintn street, on sunday afternoon, az nan
past ave O'Clock. Funeral VIII take place Oh Moh-
day morning at half-past nine O'Clock - :,
VAN WAeENEN.-Un Friday, May o. hichAhD =.
VAN WAGENEN, only son OF John I. ana Caihaihe
Van Wagenen, aged 20 years, -,n,,o,o. 90, wo,,
Funeral services, at his late residence 2S5 vest
Thirty-scyentn street. this Sunday afternoon AZ
i've O'Clock. The remains VIII DC TAKEN 10 hhine-
beck for Intcrment, on Monday morning at eight
o'cock. -. ,,,. ,,-
WIisoS-of disease OF the heart WILLIAM HENRY
WiIsoS son OF william Henry and Maria Wilson,
aged Years and III months.
Friends and acquaintance are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral, from the residence OF his
PARENTS No. 732 PARK avenue, first house east of
l'ompkins avenue, TINS Sunday afternoon, ~ two
O'Clock. Tue remains viii 10 taSen 70 Fiatousn ior
lnteruepI
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1871-02-04

KALAMA-Ths Portland Herald Of
Sunday last hes the following Ia regard to
the operations at the railroad commence
Mcnt:
We learn that the timber has already
been cleared for about eighteen miles Of
the proposed road from Kalama northward,
and that that distance il all ready now for
the grading. About eighty white men
are employed on the road and about seven
ty.five Cinnamon. The contractor has
made arrangements with the steamship
company to bring him two hundred and
fifty Cinnamon per trip fer four trips. He
Intends to put one thousand white men
and one thousand Cinnamon Immediately
at work on the road. Mover before was
such enterprise exhibited on this coast as
this company is manifesting. The men
now employed arc at work every day Of
the week, Sundays and all, rain o. shine.
The ckmpany has supplied them with rub.
Der suits, aud they work on regardless Of
our webfooss pists And indeed this en-.
terprise is absolutely essential, when we
remember that it is their intention to have
twenty five miles of the road in running or.
order by the second of July proximo.
And that this will be done, we have no
doubt, judging from the style in which
they are now proceeding. The iron for
fifty miles Of the road is already on the
way, but fearing that it might not reach
here in time, tho company have secured
rail enough in California for the first
twenty five miles, SO as not to be disap-
pointed The FIRST section Of twenty-five
miles reaches to within about two miles
From Humphreys but on tho other side of
the Cowltz river, as that river is not
crossed by the first section Of the road
We have no doubt whatever that, by the
next fourth of July, those Portlanders who
desire can spend that holiday by taking
ride over the North Pacific Road and by
hobnobbing with our peiyhbors, the enter
prising Kalamanians.
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" The Savannah (Ga.,) Republican

" The Savannah (Ga.,) Republican
(Democratic) of December 3lst, says:
Disregarding the writ Of injunction,
the Radical Board of Canvasscrs of Florida
met in Tallahassee on Wednesday last and
consolidated the vote cast in the late cleo
ton, after throwing out the returns from
Calhoun, Taylor, Lafayette, Suwannce,
Sumter, Brcvard, Manatee, Da6e, and
Monroe, al! Of Which gave Democratic
majoritics, except Monroe, which they
could we'll afford to spare. The returns
from Alachua, equally informal, but show
ing Radical majority of near six hundred,
wero counted Thus manipulated, the
returns werc declared to elect Samuel T..
Day (RadicaD Lieutenant Governor by a
ma orty of Gil votes, and josiah Walls
(negro) to Congress my majority Of 627
votes. A tie was declared in the State
Senate, and Republican majority Of four
in the House of Representatives"
The Republicans claims that the official
returns now on file in the Executive De-
partment Of Florida show majority Of 60
for Blox ham, the Conservative candidate
for Lieutenant Governor a majority OF
229 for Niblack, the Conservative candi-
date for Congressman; q Conservative
majority of two in the Senate, and a Con.
servative majority of fnur in the House.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1871-02-04

Nor ENOUGH Hoes RAISED IN OREGON.
We hear that Mr.. Thomas Cross left on
the last steamer for Chicago, to obtain a
supply Of hams to gil his con,racts-not
being able to obtain the desired supply Of
pork hogs in Oregon. We trust that the
farmers of Oregon will take note Of this
fact. They will have to compete in prices
for pork with the farmers of the Western
States, and it becomes their interest TO as.
certain the best and cheapest modes OF
feeding for making pork. This is nice
point. but it must he met There is no
avoiding it. We mus, make pork to CON-
pete with the pork Of the Western States,
at the lowest cost Of production, and thus
secure fair profits Willamette Farmer,
January IS.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1871-02-04

For . few cents y01 can buy
Of your Grocer or Druggist =
package Of SEA MOSS 1A111fx
made from pure Irish TO- "
Carra&Ssn, whieh win mako
sixteen quarts Of Blanc 1anss,
and q like quantity Of Fuilings
Custards, Creams, Charlotte
Russo, 10. It i ths cheapest,
healthiest and most delicious
food in the world. It makes g
splendid Dessert, and has 40
equal a. = light and dsHoate
food for Invalids and Children. :
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Tnr PIoSEEns-Asrecab'y to adjourn.
ment. the Pioneers met in Columbia Hall
ON "Wednesday evening, 1st inst. when the
chairman being absent, Judge McFadden
was called 10 the chair. The chairman Of
committee on constitution and BY laws re-
ported progress. and asked for further time
90 complete their labors. On motion, they
were allowed till Saturday ereaing Tor that
parrc-o. on motion. Ncssrs Ellis. Hale
Coulter, Reed. Sparks, McI.aue and Dooley
werr appcia'ed committee to suggest .
plan Of ~znnatios. Meeting then I'D
journed 70 sees on ssusdsy evening 1T ]
O'Clock. in Columbia Engise Co.'S room.
In Columbia II H.
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SrorrED LIKE DonINo.s.-Ths teeth
sson become spseklsd Y every de6lneAt i
not removed from then every twenty -four
hees. TO d this s6sot.any, there =
nothing like Sazslssf. Il literally rem.
den the enamel impsrvioss, and indsstrue.
tible. 1910 .H III ~.
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LOrs " Tar Nxv YsgS.-CsPt L.
gals, .ho S.s sea se,srsed 10 Portlasd
frss Kslsss, Informs the Ovsessim that
the railroad company have sa pet PCT
their toua lots in market, aor sslissas1
what the price will be, bat ALLOW people to
60 o. and designate, ccespy ssd bsild
apoa the lots they want, viii the privilege
Of buying when the ie. shall be pat 10
market 4 considerable oauber Of loss
&c already occupied 10 this gay, ssd ssv-
eral parties are eaopisg spoa then, OF
preparing to bsit. o. hare already BAIL,
Soas are hvisE y tess = = shs ssases'
excuses Tor shelter.
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Hon PascEp CRuacu SxArs-At the
suet'os for seass 10 Hesry Ward Beeehsr's
Chsseh 10 Brssklys. Jssssey -, ehoic<
scats broush, from 500 70 $3.50. The
sam total exceeded that Of last rear.
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/" The Boise City Demscraf Of Jss.
cath, ehrssiass the destruction BY Ere, 90
the sighs Of the llth, Of the .ev Catholic
CAsrcA 10 that cay, ~AieA vss eosseessted
ca Chris.uss ere The Sire sas oeeasiosed
BY Q dsfeesise 1ss. Il Vas he hssd.
soonest church eii6ce in Idaho Territssy.
asd cost 5000 The library II Rev.
Father, MespIie and POalin, and the fne
meisaess Of the Sosd fssplsss. slse in
the edikre. we're burned The total loss
vas about g., O00-no issuance
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NJ The weather has been, the past few
dy. fair and Spring-like. ..-
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WEExxr GaxCEs CSsaxxr.

CORRECTED BY +. MAcLEAY, ESQ.
BUTTER~Fresh, per pound, 37}c.
EGGS-per dosen, SOC.
HAMS-Sugar cured, per pound, l8c.
BAOON-per pound. lSc.
SHOULDERS" l5c.
CHEESE 23c.
LARD zoe.
FLOUR-Ettra Fine, per barrel, S. 90.
Superfne, Z SO.
SHORTS-per pound / 3c. .T-
CHOPPED FEED, pet pound, :ac.
OATS-Per bushel, SOC.
POTATOES-Per bushel, sec.
PLUMS-Dried, l2c per 10. .a
APPLES Sc per ID. .
WOOL-Per pound, zoe "r-
CORN MEAL.-per pound, &c. ."sr
BEANS-White, &c.
Pink, &c.
WHEAT-Per bushel, 81 90.
We are indebted to Messrs. Dooley 4 Rod
gers for the following report:
BEEF CATTLE-ec.
SHEEP-$2 so and So per head.
HOGS-6c, gross weight.
ONIONS-Per bushel, So 90
HIDES-Grcen, 50.
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Ao0o,
ny sirtUe Of ~ eferstioa SAsoe1 eot u the
u raited States District Court Of tie ID Js-
dicial District Of washiogtos Territory, holding
terms at Steiiaeoom 10 and for Pierce county,
". T., an TO ne directed and delivered, have
iesied spoa, seised and takee iste e1ecssise,
asa will sell as public ssesios, at the eoart-
hssse door in Sssassoso, Pierce cesssy, ".
T., 90
AssA1y, ~ is0 Aay = FssrSasy,
A. d. 1871, at the hour Of eee o'clock Of said
day, Ne f~i,sssag real end personal property,
ts-uit: Ose sseSssy Bsiidisg complete, With
dosrs - vis1Sss. 90 Iagiss House and
Ma,t Eiin, ose nssa, cd all eossaiae1 10 aid
Ssadisss, esssnisg ~ sss large Copper Boil
O.. sss Beer CsSses. &c Aalt Mil. ten (ieltsss
Of Nsls, sAr~e tales - HSps, Tsbs. one Force
Psme. Hsgshesls, Bass Kegs, ego t7D Stoves
asd Sriags Tor ssos, 60 Pirs-psDof Rsss. FAv-
Gets, RaSser PIPE With CosPiines, Ropes and
Blocks, Copper Pipss, ees tev~i Of ssish Moss,
barrels Of Ceaest. barrels 81 Bsags, Spades.
Shevels, Brooas, Water Penis, wresehes, sad
sp~ensy-6se cords e Wood, the cane 10 b.
sold ~ satisfy . jsAg0sss ealiisg Soe The ssm
Of ,ueive shessssA sigAs hssAred esd aisety.
sig dollars asA Afty essss teis.sss SOY eeld
celia cf the uaited States, With Interest, costs
asd aeeruiag costs In f.vos Off. 4. SPsesAale
asa against Justice Rieshold asA =. SsssA.
ISAAC CARSON,
Sheriff q Piesce essssy, VT.
~ 3. WILLIAMS, Dspsty.
DATED a Sseilaeosu, ". T., This leth day
Of Janusry, A. ID. 1871. l3:wS
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~ Macleay has just received large ID
ditions to his stock Of goods.
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PUxisHEp soR SGLLIS0 NsGAsep
MEAr-For selling diseased nes, 10 Pert
land. the other day. q man samed Roses-
thai vas fined $50 and costs, the latter
anoasting to so. IL vss The 6esh II q
eOv which Vas dying iron disease When
be slaughtered her.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1871-02-04

-. u AIrcHRxS kkSaN.
ECLECTIC PHYSICIAN
AGAy ~ ssssA Of his resiAeaee seAs oak-
Nl issd, Nss,s eesssy, " T.
JAY %, is.c. ts.iys
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A Glorious. Changed!
THE GREAT WORLDS TONIC.
Plantation Bitters.

This wonderful vegetable re.
storative IL the sheet-anchor 81
the feeble and debilitated. AZ :
tonic and cordial for the age4
and languid, 1t has NO eQsaal
among stomachics. As . fenleay
for the nervous weakness 60
which women are especially sub
tect, it is superseding every other
stimulant. I'm ali climates, troPi-
cal, temperate, or frisiA, II acts
"a q specific i'm every species 81
disorder which undermines the
bodily strength and breaks down
the animal spirits. For sale BY
all druggists.
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" Srdldiss's" celebrated Glue, useful
and true. .... ..--...
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SheriTs sale.


DY virtue of an execution and order of sale
ID issued out Of the United States District
Court OF the Sd Judicial District of Washing.
ton Territory, holding terms At Steilacoom in
and for Pierce county, W. T., and to me direct
ed and delivered, I have levied upon, seized
aud taken into execution, and will sell at pub
lie auction at the courthouse door in Stella
COON, Pierce county, W. T. on
Monday, the 18th day Of February,
4. u. 1871. at tn. hour Of one O'Clock p. N. of
said day, all the right and title to the follow.
ing real estate, to-wit All that certain piece
or parcel of land situated in Pierce county, W.
T., that Is known on the recorded plat Of
Balchs part of the town Of Stella ,oom as
Blocks thirty-two (3:l and forty-four (4+),
together with the alleys, ten tl0l feet wide.
raaaiEg throagh said Blocks, aud also 80 much
Of Chambers and Startling Streets as we're at
taehed tn said Blocks when said Streets were
vacated, that 10 10 say, so much Of ssid Streets
q. lies hetween Blocks thiriy-,wo (32l, thirty
three (33), forty -four tt&l and (t5l, together
with all the tenements, hereditaments and ap-
partenAnces thereant5 belonging or in any wise
appartsining, the same to be sold to 50 tisfy q
Judgment calling Tor the sum Of sixteen humid
re & dollars ($I ,6oo) gold coin Of the United
States. with interest, costs and sccruing costs,
in favor Of y. A. Sproehsle and against Justice
Risuhoid and y. ssaih.
ISAAC CARSON,
Sheriff Of Pierce county, W.T..
By n. WILLIAMS. Dspaty.
Dated at Steilseoon, ". r, this 18th day
Of January, A ID. 1871. l3:v<
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NT1SSION Wooden Goods and blankets !;
wi tOregon Wooden Goods, ana Pacific
Wooden Underwear, 1t Agents rates.
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A .GENCY Of the United Anaheim Wine
n Growers Association is at Rothschild h
Go. s, where . full stock of their different
wines can always be found.
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rERRIToRY ~ WASHINGTON,
Coaaty Of Thsrssea-
To the District Court Of the ,dJsdiciai District,
helaing terms 81 UympsA fsr rAxsssss ID 3D.
eoanties-
Sarah Noses, Fe,r.
An&rew J. Moses, pcft-

To Asbssv J. Nosns: foa nfv hereoy nes'-
sea that Sarah Moses has fied . complaint
ssai~a ysa 10 ssil cosft- vhieh Gil eoue on
ts be heard o. the FIRST term sf the eesrs- ~sseA
saaa esnm~aee 1sse shas sia seeks &sa ss>
.ssh day ef pecemssr, A. D. fsfc. sad ssssss
pee spPear Al said tern and ssswer, the ssns
gill be t.kea as confessed asd the Prayes there
sf grastsd. The shjees ssa prayer 81 sas4
esspsaint il 10 obtain divarce ftoa yes, and
aiss 20 eAsasa The care II ~ 1isss eAss1sss,
via. Ias Moses. as-d Is. Dora Moses. sssA ~
Eta moses. ae~d 10. aad Ja.es Moses. ased J
yesrs. Kate ns<es sss4 year., as4 siss 10
ehtaia sa<A o. kes ssl farther relief 90 1ny
!. -,,- SARAH uoSkS.
Csmstsis, asd ao,ise Sled pss. 81, isse.
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TLQTHING ana furnishing Goods, in large
u Quantities ard at reduced rates, at
=. .ROTHSCHILD l. CO.'S.
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oaPayeA.
T HrO the eaciesaye " the ssdersignsd -
Ysim Przirse. on yeveahes i7sh. is,s. ess
yoke % essa, shess seven years q ses. ose
sposssa vish unAer-biss froa both sass, tn
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