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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-04-19
isch' Estate Transfers for March.
,H.,.trl.. 1872.


ID. Wv ElNNLE.
L. II. finch, C.. & NJ. to ID. II. Laupb
loll' III acres land in district Mop.
y. II. Finch, 9. & ~, to W.J. Slottcr
town lot in Winchester.
=, NV, Smith to Rice Simpson. one trac,
of land in district No. Is.
Il. A. Daniel to r. IL, p. Byron, tract o.
land.
D. IL. Gaines to VIM. Wilcman, s acre,
land in district No. o. ..
I.G' Cribbsto Martha Ann Tipps, house
and lot in Marble Hill.
II. Il. Estill, G. d Ma to Ellis DAYS, store
mouse and lot in Winchester.
L. J.Jackson, Clerk, to j.. NJ. Wagner.
tract Of land in district No. 3, known AS
the Joel Vanzant tract.
d. W. Trigg to I. N. Martin, tract land
in districtNo q. 8.
q. VI. Covcy to j. VI. Finncy, tract land
In district No. 0.
I'd. Darwin to Fannie Estill, ,colored.)
town lot In Dccherd.
D.J. Martin to John b. Keith, house and
lot in Salem.
j. Is. Fitzpatrick to Thos. Sharp, Prcsi-
dent sewannee Tanning Company, re-
conveying property embraced in Deed Of
trust heretofore made to Fitzpatrick.
Wiley L.angston to jesse S. Mcclure, in.
tcrcst in POO acres land. ''
VIM. Robertson d Wife to VIM. Rich.
tract oil land in district No. a.
b. b. Knight to j. Il. Moucr, 800 acres
land in district No. 8.
A. $. Colyar to Eliza Ann Lowe. 12O
acres land in district No. 3.
John l.. Keith. ST., to John L. Keith, Jr.,
tract ofland in district No a.
ID. IL. Laughton to A. Rawlston, tract of
land in district No. 5.
Sarah A. Williams to Graves Pennipg-
tract of land in district No. l..
Madison Porter & Wife to J.J.& J. c.
Arnold, tract Of land in district No. y.
Joel Branch & Wife to Turncy 4 New
man, tract ofland in district No. 10.
}. !" Keith, Jr., to j. l.. Keith, ST., tract
of land in district No. 4.
Sam & Isaac Estill to John Kelly. tract
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Cash assets, Jan. Ist. 1872, ..s3.O7O GGS 80

NNNThc ANDES has paid losses to the
amount of SS50,00O and upwards, from its
current receipts, without selling any bonds
or placing other securities on the market,
or citrctih4 loans or accommodation with
banks on individuals.
GS@The above result shows what the
commercial W rid and property holders of
this country think ofthe Andes.
tT THE Company is receiving premium
money at the rate of HALF A MILLION
PER MONTH. 1t is taircst and promptc,t
in ad juSling Il paying LOSSES, and proves
its claims To prc-cmincncc by its works
and the results thereof
j VI. lluTCIIINS, Agent.
mar29-tf Winchester. Tenn.
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"As You LIKE IT."-Spring is surely
upon us now. The birds, the buds, the
breczes, the blossoms, the beauty bursting
forth every where throughout natures
bro"d vastidity. testify the truth of our
supposition. Thecold and melancholy APP
pcarance OF winter has disappeared. Each
day brings forth some new creation each
day nature draws nearer to perfection.
Nature is dressed in smiles, and smiles
are always lovely, in blooming maidens
especially. Yes, Spring is arraying her.
self in robes of brightest green, and up
rises like a joyous bridegroom to meet the
beauteo"s summer in her bowers. All
above, like white and downy feathers, the
tlcecy clouds are Graded in the sky, rocked
by singing zephyrs or sail along like fairy
ships upon an azure ocean. The yiolets
peep up here and there with chill-like
modesty. Anon the sky weepS refreshing
tears of rain. as tito WOO the earth to fruit
fulnrss and remind the husbandman of his
duty. The brcczes blow gently, but
sometimes play fantastic tricks. Last
Wednesday they did most ungraciously
combine into q gyratory motion, and
moving forward gaily, played coquetiShly
with some things not unused themselves,
perhaps, to coquetry. High up IN the
"cther blue" might have been seen
"All manner of things that a woman
On the crown of her head or the sole of
her foot"
taken from a clothes-line at 4 certain
house in town where the washwoman had
hung them out to dry. Indeed did heaven
seem Il laundry for once. The fair owners
must have enjoyed thepleasant joke OF the
wind as much as the masculinitv that
gazed for once, ut least. most intently
heavenward. Nor need the washwoman
have blushcd, for the garments were white
as doves down,
"Or Philippians tooth, or the tann'd
snow,
That's boltcd by the northern blasts twice
Ger"
Some of the unmcntionables fell on tops
o fhouses. some in trees. some mid horns
and some in stony places, from whence
they were gathered unScathed and unin-
jured by their arial voyage upon the in
visible chariot of Boreas.
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For Sales sets of ley harncss-one
sett for wagon, one tor buggy. II Tor car
Rage. Cheap and fine. Apply to
w, j, SLATER.
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For Sale.-A good no-top buggy and
harness, that cost $40. will be sold for $40.
Have not been used often since they were
bought, Applv TO W. j. SLATER.
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A MAGNIFICENT PEACH ORCHARD,

and a large quantity of CEDAR TIMBER.
%" Taking these two farms together,
they are probably the most desirable
lands in the county.
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CArTuREp,--Branch, who murdered
Phillips, has, we understand, been cap
tured.
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For Sale.-.A good, middle-aged milclI
COW. Will have Il calf soon. Apply 10
w. j. SLATER.
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We understand that Mr.. Richard Allen
of Fayetteville, died Il few days since.
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SAD ACCIDENT.

A sad accident happened to Il Mr.. Cold
well Mt or near Bcllcfonte in this county
on las Wednesday morning. MIR. Alex
ander Caldwell. in company win a llttle
brother, was out about the stock lots, when
Mr.. Caldwell. sceiug Il rabbit, told his lit
tie brother to watch it until lie could go
to the house and yet his gun. and asked his
brother if the gun WAS loaded. He said it
was not. Mr.. Caldwell then went lntoihe
house. Soon after the report ola gun was
heard. His sister. who was in IN upper
room, hearing him fall upon the iioor'
rushed down and found her brother ~ ing
upon tie floor. apparently l~ileless. The
slot took effect in the left eye. piercing the
orbital wall, and ranging upward and
back through the brain, inilicting a NOR
tai wound, of which he died in Il few
hours. lie was an exemplary young man.
and had lately married one of Mississippi's
fair daughters, who is now left to mourn
the loss of an ailectiOnate husband.
q. 2, 4.
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Baugh Il simmons are receiving 4 new
lot OF ladies' dress goods. ladies' Hats, dc.
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a few sets Of elegant White China.
BAVGH d SIMMONS.
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ANDREW FASSNACHT|
WAGON MAN UFAC7URERl
Winchester, IenneSseea

desire to call the special attention d
l. farmers, or those that are in need OF |
wagon Of any description. to my word
They would do we'll to come and eXalninj
it before purchasing elsewhere, Ny wag|
ons are put up OF
The Fest Material,
and they will also be found TO be Of ligA
draft. one particular point in Il wagon
No work nor expense is spared to make |
Desirable ahd coed UdDon.
My prices arc low and the work warranted
TO give
Entire Satisfaction.
No wagon OF the kind can be bought fol
less money at any place.
ANDREW FASSNACHT,
Winchester, TENNESSEE
june % Gm
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DY VIRTUE or A DECREE OF TIE
- Chanccry Court ut Winchester, in the
cause therein pending of"P X. Curtis,
admir-, etc, vs. Jennie Horton ct, ais" pro-
nounccp ut the March Especially Term,
1872. | will, on
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-01
A LEAP FOR LIFE.

Walter Belts, residing at No. 1l9 South Fifth
avenue, charges that while eating his supper IN the
basement OF the above house on Saturday night he
heard noise overhead, and upon repairing TO the
room saw man In the act Of jumping from a rear
window into the yard. He also Jumped through the
window after him and succeeded in capturing him
in the ard. from which place he was escorted to
the street and given into the custody OF Oflcer
Reid, OF the Eighth precinct Upon searching the
room quantity OF clothing and jewelry, valued at
$75, was found packed up ready for removal. The
with. at JEFFERSON Market yesterday morning.
stated MS name was John Mcdonald, fourteen
years OF age, resident OF Macdougal street. Jersey
CITY, bonnet frame maker by occupation, and was
guilty OF the cqarge preferred against him. He was
fully committed for trial at the General Sessions.
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Qtbtne there was fair bas 'ss ! iso% sc
Ssc clear Sels: $50 s,sc pack. Ss nc pisaist
hams, sso. He; sugar cured and smoked ~bsoss /,
price Webssr o. sales Of O "s sora
generally held at ssc also $40 tierces At the West i5
% 9kc here We: dnl The ssIes were stc@
demand and Imer quoted At &C. exc for the rangs .,
prices show change The sales were small and unmpor
tant We quote:-caroIha. &c. &C. fsfns, 7Hc 7'sc,
and Rangoon, SIC a 10.
sUGAR.--TLc market throughout eniet and nearly
nominal We have ony to report sales ct o h.d, Of no
basis OF ": s.c Refined wa. :teady a. former
ssn,ing. cc Se fair to sGoa far r'e ssla:
fa'r 10 good grocery ESQ. gSc. prime to fhoics
g. lie; mosasses, ana boxes INC. NC neiad1.
DE 6Isc. Havana-Bo1es Dutch standard, Nos to a.
Shc 9kc dor 10 to II, $40 l0c do ~ 10 Is, lQic
10sc is to & IL nc 40, ~ 10 co. 1sc 12fs;
do, white, Ike 13Fc Porto Rico-Common to prime
refining SIC 9Sc fair choice grocery, csc. 10c
Braxi-Dutch standard, Nos to Ia. 7s4o. slc Java
Dutch standard, Nos 10 to IL. 9c loo. Manila Superior
and extra SUPERIOR &c. 631c.
STxXRrNE remained DUH and in the absence OF business
was entirely nominal.
TALLow was in limited request and STEADY. The sales
were 10 bbs Western ut &c. and SO hhds city nj eve
manufacturers bbls. aud for the 2,S46
bbs. The market quiet but steady. III. pses we're
about 200 bbls at &c.
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more steadiness aud IN some instances decided
nrmness toward the close OF the week The follow
ing were the nai street prices Saturday inclusive
OF quotations for the leading Southern railway and
municipal bonds:-Tennessee ex coupon, 63ik a "a;
do, new, 6sk a "a; Virgins, ex coupon. 81 o 90;
do registered stock. old. AZ Q so; do. skies, con-
s0aldafed bonds, 584 q 56sl; do. skies, deferred
scrip. n 81 Georgia skies, 20 80; do. sevens, s5
90; North Carolina. ex coupon, 81 "a; do, fund
ing 1866. ~ 70; do, do 1868. 20 90; do, new IA
II; do, special tax, IL q IA; Missouri sxes 9S q
esh; do. hannibal and ST. Joseph, % O o5;
louisiana sixes so IS; do. new, 81
"; DO. levee skies, SO 65; do. do. Fights,
10 TO- do, do do, 1875, rs so; do, Penitentlary
sevens, 90 70; do, railroad Fights, rs $50; Ala
Dama ives, "a o 81; do. elghts, 05 q 9S; do, do,
montgomery and Eufaula RsllrOad, 90 a 95; South
Caroaina skies, so go; do new, January and July,
IAN 2oh; DO, do, April and OCTOBER q u %; Ar.
kansas slxes funded So o S. Mobile and Ohio Rail-
road sterling, 30 %; do. interest eighIs. 80 So;
do.' second mortgage, eiphts 70 o 10; Mississpps
central Railroad. first mortgage, sevens, SO q IS;
do.' second mortgage eights,- "a VT; New Orleans
ana Jackson first mortgage. SO %; 40. second
mortgage. 70 76; Memphis and Charleston Rail-
r'ad first mortgage. 50 IS; do., second mortgage.
10 80; Greenvnlc and Columbia Railroad. guar
anfeed Dy South Carolina, 81 q 90; Macon and
Brunswick Railroad, guaranteed by Georgia, 90
OF; Wilmington, Charlotte and Rutherford Railroad
eights, SO a SO; Selma, Rome and Dalton Railroad
sevens, SO 81; Memphis and Little Rock Railroad
Fights, rs q 80; Memphis city sxes So SO; Savau-
nah city sevens. 80 IS; New Orleans consoE, old.
rs rs; do issued to railroads SKIES. 70 "; do.
sevens, 81 IS.
STOCKS ON SATURDAY.
The following table shows the highest and lowest
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GAlvKsror. Dec. 10. is1I
:''fsf :.a: sss
NEW OnLwANs, Dec. 30, 1871.
ess ss's srSs ssf Great B.s
Msvse ssM 70 Malaga, $50; ooaswse, $685. Sales, 500
MonILr. Doc 80 1871.
gross: iS sS u" sas. 100 s.oSt sss '''p' '' '-'
htg SAVANNAH. Dec 50. 1871.
orders, ssssb. sales, 5iOo stock sO.sis
@ Tor rs:n s Ss es
gss ass ~ quiet hard 50 for
osAns.s sale. ss Sassss D ss. IS III
.1r :sssF a, Ss j NJ l; s N.Y.
Y: asmsns and sss:nssd 10 %lssa g ns
:s;ss $.ss ':9Sss s i.s
sas 10 saIy in rfs ar
advanced No. spring 6ls.c rejected a &c stearlnc
s:su.
pss n rsS.":s
s SH rss a y g.
o Mefa SS o oats o
h:Ss. SSS
ZOO az ss barley and acco hogs closed
ronr unchanged sale. osT S1s q n to
ss for amber Winter, ss Is for white winter vs. double
extra Wheat dun; sa!es one car choice white Canada
aaiy 81 for lake Canada. Rye for Western,
Corn meai$l % for boltcd, 81 So for unDocd per cw
Mfeed Ia good demand shorts, 1873 B24 Bhipstus x55
S27; middlngs. $as $3.50 per ton. Highwines aOc Ole
to Albany, 49c.
t BUFFALO, Dec. 30, 1871
Rail shipments $4,000 bushels barley Flour quiet and I'M.
changed. Wheat duh but firm sales No. Duluth
spring at $ Sv Corn in better demand sales bushes
No. 2Western at 57c 58c Oats nally for No
Western Rye and neglected Barley
quotations nominaly unchanged. Highwhes demand
prices nominal Mess pork Is quoted $i3 SO and dull
Lard dull at 9tSc l0c Dressed hogs about as So
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CHARGED WITH STEALING WATCHES

Maud Ingolsby, Of IFS West Twenty. nth street.
appeared before Justice Ledwth at Jefferson
Market, yesterday morning, and preferred com.
plant against fashionably dressed young man
named John u. Prior. charging that on the loth OF
April last he stole gold watch and Chain from
ner valued at 5000. The complainant states that
on the above day the prisoner visited her room and
ordered bottle Of wine. When she went to
the cellar for the wine the watch was
In bureau drawer IN the room.
Upon her return she found both Prior and her prop
ery gone, ana saw nothing OF him since until
ofdcer OF the Twenty ninth precinct. He stated in
his informal examination that be was twentv.eiQht
years Of age, seaman by occupation residing on
board the ship Arretter, and claimed 70 be innocent
Of the charge stating he traded watches with the
complainant He was fully committed for trial.
Joseph Stevens, O clerk, eighteen years OF age,
residing at $40 Sixth avenue, was also locked up at
the same Court upon complaint OF Henry K Holiness
or the same address, VINO charges that on Saturday
lie stole gold watch from room Of his place.
valued at $780, He PLEADED not guilty 10 the Charge
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DESPERATE FIGHT BETWEEN BROTHERS.

About half-past twelve O'Clock on Saturday night
two brothers, named John Kerrigan, OF $50 Tenth
avenue and Daniel Kerrgan OF 425 Vest Forty. first
street, had dispute IN reference to some family
matters, which dnaliy resulted IN their coming to
blows. As the fight progressed John succeeded in
getting his brothers. head In chancery and, before
he could free himself succeeded In neatly biting
the end OF his chin and lower lip of. John was
arrested BY Oficer Phclan. OF the Twentieth pre-.
ctnct, and locked up for the balance or the night
The brothers, upon appearing before Justice Led.
with ut Jefferson Market yesterday, presented u
very demoraitzcd appearance, each having MS
prefer complaint, and forgivng his brother for the
injury done hun, was allowed to 60 by the jus.
tce and the brothers left the court room tOget her.
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CRUSHED BY RAIL.

Sergeant McGlven, or the Seventeenth precinct,
yesterday informed Coroner Young by note that
late on Saturday afternoon Mr. George Bush living
In Mornsanis, Westchester county, In attempting TO
avenue line, in the B0wery, near Houston street.
slipped and fell before the wheel, the passing
over hts right ankle, clushng 1t terribly Mr.
Bush was removed TO Bellevue Hospital, where he
lies In o very critical condition. william Y. Town.
send driver OF the Car, was arrested and detained
the action OF the proper authorities. The injured
man refused 10 nave the fractured limb amputated.
and Sergeant McGven seemed to think thar an ante.
m0rtem eXaInlnatlOh was necessary.
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sidewalk after the adjournment OF the Stock Elk.
change-western Union, Tx q Tx; Pacific Mail,
63H 631; New York Central consolidated, y5T a
e6S; DO scrip, 90 sOtk; Eric 1914 3Sl; Reading,
ll1N liz; Lake Shore, 03x a 93A; Union Pacific,
29f 2sI; Pittsburg 1855 12sal; Northwestern 80
coz; do. preferred, 923l 92,s; Rock Island 1917.
los; st. Paul, 55,. 55zs; do. preferred 500 so1k
Wabash 723s 721S; Ohio and Mississippi, 4eH a
46as; Boston Hartford and Eric, "a "a; Columbus
Chicago and Indiana Central 19ax Q l9s
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Wheat wa; decidedly more good part on specu.
ss % '
" 20 S 9 s' S hgs TH r.. SomSa y 81
q 81 y 81 r e e S store and soa
Change
Lee at n IS aeiye1sd Corn WAS steady e no &C. for
ls:a .ses. Tse' :ss white :sssi: ss,se tSS
for Western store and ssos and Sc s5 for white The
s . And yan kinds Ind re a !s
to 81 20 with sales bushels choice csnsss At 81 49,
the usual there 5ss Sas 1.-the e:n
evinccd engage business until beginning o. The
ssssrns quiet ssnsr. Sa rate:
Iysipool BY steam $So bags eoSsrss,d ss 3d. and By
al: :s s:'ss e THis f.; ~
Ti On
were:An Italian bark, go tons, hence 70 Alicante, iai
mango Si e. s ro. e.ra 5.
1 C ,.n.% U S ana csss re-
rived, and 60 hence TO constan,inopIe, ., !oc
be- .rs ne
Cubs-Cenirifugal and mixed. ...sc. s6c isc soc
Ciayed ss.... 20c a22c szc 6c.
Musoovado, grocery. a SQc. a 36c.
rorio hco ..'..'..'"'''...'... &c. Sc'
Ens,h Islands '........'.., AS. re re aS s
market for .p ":
iii: from! ssn: y.rd !.
go obs. Wilmington free board ~ SIC. Rosn
quiet nj 81 80 % for strained We hear OF sales
Of 1880 bb a. - 20 delivered Tar remained dull and en-
PkraoLRus-Tbe msrtet to-day vas dun: irregular And
unsettled No definite quotations could be obtained Bids
were Csc spot refined but without repored
January contracts quoted nominaly al 2Tc. a2lc
There was little disposition shown TO do busness.
Crude In bulk also inactive and quotations entirely
nominal at i3kc. 13kc. Nsphtha quet but steady
isSc for Western city Case ol was dull and
settlement Of contract 26 the mArtst closns unset
tied and excited Al the Creek The market was dull and
somewhat weak quoted al e upper and % % on lower
ably changed quoted at for refined This quotation,
fSovisiosS -Ress!p!s, pork. Az bis beef lOs pack
I45 cakes And for the week Pork, h7a bbls. beef,
2s4e package. cut meats 1856 do ard bbls and
iicusy for delivery JobDng lots Of old mcas were
procured full prices the general market heavy
fhe sales aggregate about 3uo0 b6 SIs 80 CASH SI4 30
for January and Slt s2% s IN for March
and April Bacon remained dull and orm city quoted al
Of 20 boges Of Western CumSeand Gu! al 6c, also 70
quoted at sl2 for mess $l sls for sx,ra mess SiS
Ss for prime mess terces and Sls S2i tor India mess
terces Bee mans were auie but unchanged Small sales
made at Sas ga Cut meats were generally du but
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

SATURDAY, Dec 30-6 T. NJ.
CoFFEE-There continued a moderate inquiry for Rio,
and the market remains very firm For other descriptions
the market quiet and steady We of sales of
bags Ro per Merrmao private terms and bags do
in Baltimore, per May Queen, also private terms. We
quote Garages (Rio, ordinary, &c. l6kc fair,
1870 1870; do. do. good TAc. TMc. do prime,
lsc lshc, gold, in bond. 50 days; Maracabo &c., 2Oc
Laguayra, $50. 20c; St. Domingo bond 12c l2lSc
Java, 2Sc. o 24c, gold, duty paid.
CoTroNThere has been rather better demand to-day for
cotton the spot and under light offerings the was
somewhat frmer but not quoaby changed future de-
livery the market moderately active and 80 higher The
sales reported on 'Change sum up as follows -
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Total =. .oo Sio I,b45
folows:-Last evening" ecember lo1 at 10 l6c.,
lUO at January, 40O at l9 200 at 10 li16c Too
isSc 100 at 300 at 10 5lsc 500 ao
LOO at g klSc March loG a. soHc APs 200
june 700 sO,c Total sloo baiss January, s5
IL iii6c February. 900 at 20 Lie March, 800 Il &C.
@ q % Mia. Rass On cas;op 10 foTc ao. strand
as follows ITO Liverpool BY steam "a by sail 7s2d. kd.
3ad., compressed 70 Bremen by steam, lc, gold,
Ss nort. sum ap thus aveon 4 New oresSs
Mobile 3.4 savannah, 1851 Charleston, l,l63; Whining
Roston ihs-total l762I We ouote ~ 0'-' '-''
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BROOKLYN REPUBLICAN POLITICS.

The newy-elected members OF the Republican
General Committee met last evening at their head.
quarters, Washington street, and took vote for
Craftsmanship OF the committee for the year 1872.
The result showed that Dutcner, the administration
OF that body with him, and his reelection was in :
sured for the ensuing year. The decisive meeting
Will be held on Tuesday next and considerable In
terest IL manifested in the result
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

Married.
BROwN-CRozIER-- Friends ceremony on
Thursday, December e. 1871, at the residence Of
CRozIER, all Of Brooklyn, NY.
HART-SAMUEL.-On Wednesday, December q, at
J. Lyons, NATHAN 8. HART, of Charleston, 8. G.: to
ADA F., daughter Of Morris L. Samuel, OF thls city,
at the residence Of the brides mother BY the Rev.
Dr. Reid Mr. ISAAC O. KINGsBUKY, or Troy, 10 MISS
ASsE TSsAN OF tins
81 AZ ST. Luke's church. by the Rev. Issac II. Tuttle,
EDWARD O. ROBERTSON, OF Sing sing. to EMMA 8.
SIMON oRsENTHAN.-On sunday, December 81.
az the residence OF the BRIDES parents, 16l East
Sixty frst street. Dy the Rev. DR.. ID. Elnhorn, Ed.
WARD i. SIMON to PAULINE, second daughter OF Ia.
Morgenthan, Esq. NO cards.
Died.
AIKES.-At the residence OF Mr.. william d. Coch-
Funeral will take place rom North Baptist
church, Jersey City, on Tuesday January 1917, o.
BEsr.-Suddenly, on SUNDAY. December 81. JOHN
p. BEST, son OF John II. Best, aged 70 years
En- Tuesday morning, nine O'Clock, to Hudson, N.
", where funeral services VIII be performed
town, Del, Killed BY railroad, J. ". BLISS. son OF
the late william A. Bliss. ~
HIS body VIII be buried from the residence OF ms
half past ten O'Clock. Friends and relatives are In.
vited to attend, without further notice.
dence OF the Rev. I. II. Sin S32 West ThirietH
street. JANE, sister Of the late James Burgess, aged
80 years.
Relatives and friends Of the family are respect
fully invited 70 attend her funeral, from the Chapel
OF st. Chrysostom, Thirty ninth street. corner Of
seventh avenue on Wednesday, January G, at one
p. IA. i..N
CAHILL--On Sunday. December 81, THOMAS
CAHILl, In the saith year OF his age.
The funeral Will take place from his late resi-
dence, 900 Elizabeth street, ON Tuesday, January .
at one O'Clock.
Kilkenny papers please copy.
CARROLI.--On Sunday, december 81, at his resl
dence, No. IS Madison street, MICHAEL CARROLL,
In the 42d year OF mis- age.
Notice OF funeral tomorrow.
CLANCY.--At the pastoral residence OF 50. Raw
m0nd's, WESTMINSTER. N. Y, On FRIDAY, December
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-01
SOUTHERN SECURITIES.

The decentralization in the market for the Southern
state bonds was checked during the week by an.
nouncements that Louisiana ana Alabama would
promptly meet the January interest Meantime the
Tennessees had already recovered on notification
from the Governor requiring the solvent railroads
to meet their obligations in the matter Of providing
for tho sinking fund, while there was more dIspo.
sition to regard the virginias as unnaturally de.
pressed by the recent Legislative action, Under
these influences the southern state bonds exhibited