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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-16
DECISIONS.-FEB. is.

Supreme Court hdmbers.-Bv Judge Barrett
Darling ag ovenue report confirmed and
denied wrh $40 costs BOrone sg Le'erdgeAemorandA Tor
counsel
Superior COurt-Specidl Term-By Judge Mcneil
Won Lndea at Frsnk-Moton granted Helms Peineorr
granted Goodrich Sweney.Oer granted Clsnn Stein
Motion granted Godfrey the williamsburg Fire IBs Cohoton
In this and hFe other plaintiff sgaR other insurance
companies denied Opinion with the CLERK MARI MterMoton
70 set aside judgment granted
Common Pteds-Spe0al Term-By Chief Justice
Dali vdg AT BarnoeM for u proceedings denied
Schneider Phckhey-hOiion
matter Of Giovanni STANDARDIZATION grsnel except
claimed 10 been Transferred the the
inquest TO be the unae Esbaoh Agt FyMou0H deued
In matter Of TIE application Of MsJ Brook LogonMoton
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-16
CRIMINAL COURTS.

At the Essex Market Police Court, John Saunders
committed msousy throwing stone through
paeass window the store Of Thomas MeConnanghton
al Third-ave and Tventy-fOurthst
At the Jefferson Market Police Court, John w.
committed yesterday for stealing $3.50 Jan n from The
James Of No lS7 SIth Jane MCird for
utab house and sending obscene circulars to respectable
In the Court of General Sessions, before Recorder
akett william II Harris the frat mate Of the schooner
Jua H. GAyuor tried charge Of killing Samuel Haen
S The testimony showed that be acted IN seense
and be accordingly acquitted
At the Tomls Police Court, yesterday, Justice
Hogan LnehAn for stealing silver watch value
pocket Of No 20 Rsst Broadway while booking
Wednesday night .Adopb Ben Of Nos %
AM GJ BOSery for selling obscene publications.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENT,

PORT OF sBw-EOkH ........ ..''''''
CLEARED p,s.. Mi ss,s.s,,e
steamship Ocean Qaeen Joaes AsP.ss-.+ 49, $500
ste,wsn Mono a.,e Adams hav'ni Az s.r,s,aA Le"
Steamship Hermann LN.Bgsloa, Cbecs~1- 20
Fox Co . oil, ,,,.-,.,,, II r Ns.,.' t,1yi
Steamship klra :. Terry, Sal!raf' NeN'' sA,s
Co 1n ~, Past az
Oh Dominion steamship c.
steamsi I'D Alliance. Shgte salem. , MI -.
Sesmsh G.auca, Walten Boston H. 80 Nis'r- -
ship Sir Robert Peel barabce lonlsn 49, B,rc stA
Ship lord S.rsitAam (BFi SineaT La's .',,r
Rark " y Hard (Bf) RAYMOND ha,AS5s, 90 A = No
Rsrl A4e,ne \ dial Mario Cora % n-ool -
B,ri Abbe B.oor Merrl Matsacs. Befss. ,.,ss 30 ~
Bark FrAncsco AveQae OIAl D. Uasa-s1N tCA
&Co - 49,. 4. rshfA, ~ 4 -
i,rs orc, M Brruhcln Pors-su ir noe q O.
Brig Conf,tts ZariA dali. Csiefio, odesa AboSn
Srhr N "A lone, Comfy Fer aallls - "A 20 =.
IN, Fr.i SIN M smith Barbai. s. A. W. N "a Lss,k~
Sehr nel~n A Bssen AlcEanlef. barn. a Co
Schr Aces HolSlvu Pcnssc'la, h'-hN - =
s,.,m,hip Rising star Coonsf, A'p.a@A" fe 80
% Pacl.c u4l steamship 90 -. g.. Oreass fse
SteamshIp Mesiera Metropolis SAeA W. ,xs -
ana pa. D. "a s- ,, x.., G,,,.,,, FEB ''''
ION vith ul,e arl pas. g. {. u. Minor "a Il. ~
St.,-.h,n fr.,reut Cltr Vaa Sse hA'a'A ~" -
mas. 10 Atlantic NAL S,cA ushP Co ,,,., xitA Rlss ""
Steauship Regulator. Freeman fai'''oP' ~
steamship 20 ~. pt.,.,,.l CtF PoSh -
III ~ nd psS, 10 Oh Dominon Sieans-P D. C.. -
SIeaash,p h l. Kaisat Johaso1' "s's'
10 S SsS ,,sa richardson Cssf,Sos II d', ~
-. Aber.sea ,yl ;. a.. .E.l. gOeas. UAi's'''-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-16
CHARGES OF HOMICIDE WITHDRAWN.

An investigation, yesterday, i'll the case of
the boy John Fitzpatrick of No. 81 Beaverst who
was alleged TO have died from kicks and blows Inflicted
bv James Conner No. III Waist during quarrel IN
the yard the Pearst. Public School was hed yester
day Several witnesses described the assault but the
medical testimony failed To prove cone luslycy thht
death resulted from the injuries received and the prs
oner was discharged with a reprmand.
An investigation begun, Yesterday in the case OF
John Peterson died Wednesday at No. l29 Wash
inpon-st as alleged from blows on the head WITH
club, inflicted Dec q by James Fenton a posi- NOR
tenn examination by DR. John Beach proved that death
resulted cerebral apOpcXy, ANA that ne injuries
inflicted b. FentOn in 10 wise accelerated death
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-16
A DOCTORS LIBEL SUIT.

The action of Marcus l.. Byrne agt Orange
Judd in which plaintiff claims $4,000 damages ON ac-
count Of an alleged libelous article published in The
american AgriculuiS was continued yesterday In Part
H. Supreme Court, before Judge Brady and jury The
plaintiff having closed his defendant moved TO DIS.
miss on the ground that the evidence was such tha II
the case were submitted to the jury and verdict Or
the allegation that paiatf published bad books is ss-
tanned by his evidence, and that In an action Tor
SANDER Tor words not actionabe per Sc, express malice
must be shown. ,,.
The Court denied the notion and the defendant opened
a NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-16

FOR KINGSTON. ASPINWALL. kc-ll steamship Oe',' W
Feb ls-A ; La1aras A. n RotAaG Geo T,nsiGh " Det9
5 ver2anct ,..s Kasye .sr S.T,as AFao Lisr;s g. ~
J. NJ A1nos sui re- Mss Ties Oh Gen 4 Pii "a, '@'-
Theo Locsho Mr.. c. B. Farrell All child yle Nlst
tiarca Herrerss Paym,ser LoOzs Thee. Bery. ~,
Hou.grive James Heath AlsL Campbell, 80 ~ a.
For San FrAncieo-J. ST. Davis. Arg Bars Nm y" aofrss
Shyer r. oscar Dornu Clare King sld sie sse Beas-a
Cr1nlal Thos Armstrong AL s0n. + Hoss . Nae ~. =
Ms. Enma Frederick Miss Ackers0r Geo Cox nfs J. -
Mrs j. b. Loves H. B,ihe Tlen L.iek, vie aai sl+ y =
gerald. Mss Hannah Bans JH. ". Conna. NJ h =
Albert Mell.h l. u Feeling ini vie. j. " klo. :,
Torry IT, Albert W Beseh Jerry h0u.toa l. T. Anf So
NJ. sarah Green A. Gslkev wife ari chl rra !.
A PonpEins apd wife Robert Russsu \. T. Pitts ~
Preskos Hamilton Bounce e. T. Hunt joan CoIs' ..c
Richards W. CromWe NJ Kat Thonpsoa " l,,.,I Jss
Cornell. Mrs Sophia Freebooter Isona' Al'o2 JOE h'
Ebaeia J. I. Brosnary. Heary D. Se0Th-
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p.ccpVcFPN 1PPTpED


PROM ITyERPOOI-Ir steamship Renahhc Iea !, -. n q
Mr. and Mrs. T. b. Oakev, Mss + Java ID CO.., nos.
Dunn Nm Cashmaa Dr. JtS D. 5o 81. ~, - d, n.
A Gil n c Timsu Tm,;hT Ks. Nh !sh y, ~. ~, R<s
Simon Daniel Arnod DAVID Douglas so' NJ " lb,vusa
srls Dr. Andrew Douglas Hal. Dane. h'9e- "
Robert G. Rogers. 81 "a ls-yn v.
PROM HAgASA-Ia steamship Crssoe1i az r. " 0C-
Dnock Mis- K Wesiou y Pcrfy ant We :: ~. Bso
nor wife and daughter A. Co-lrs FftlA y,.s 81
aud wife niss Belle Howell Ms Ie hssf, ,i ~ saifa
aud son Dsnel Doii aul fe Nh Il U = Jot
Douglas TAYLOR wife. ant csagh'er Jos T,-, - %
William ri 2. .. Read J. q Niri, lto- - I.sf. 20
daughters Mss C. d Cheylene q " NoeieiL 49,, 2, rs
= Bayles and wife Mrs. II. C0ldrt, Jan " - ~. ;Rfs
teI A. Garcia. Henry SuIaef. J r Nhea- Nl,.. -
W W. MOier. + A ShAF Al.Eel Al'-9' W - -.
Mr. Church and y e. . s,,, Pa 80"
PROM ASPlNNALL--In steamship hlsst 81 -, T,,g - =
PAlacte Capt +. ". Stow vie ~ en-, y u-ises, -.
Han hurger T. Carter l. B. Harms VI y a. H,sef VI
Gen &. Grover L. 5 A. !. MARX ~ 49,, sesl,,
TAIawkL DR.. J. q. JeSell and We } - g,,-,f D y
II Lawrence HeurV Po,ei Geo. =. MIS- " ~ - "a -
IT. Chas NJ Fay. c. W. White. Mr. n H. "a - a "
Ms. {. q. Emery and ehi5reu. Mr. . ~ n SSsin-
C. Wnght D. W Scar, n Nartros. X ?. s'TT' s,,rs .
wife W. 5. Bppuger. ". C. oo-oi. On
Buell. J. c. Cret.er W h. hoNiiss .ist,. -
Rev T. Birmingham CAPT william BiffoH -, 1on ~
C. Nova A. T. sutrc.l Mrs g. Z DgFiai Lee c D,rs
L. ;. y; H. VI. Tallman : y G n -. I g. Bgs
y G II Robinson L. : n g b Ms n sy.aa, ~ -.
T. Martinez A. Piper. Capt. II. II. DAYS o. ~, OsN -
McIiaEs ; NJ Warimel. D. jo1es, y So. CAls -
WA Jefres r. Rob nsoa Bowie hh -. Xs.tIs i,i -
SOC Thos n Pearne Dr.. h Ii. Chsupin NJ H,g.u,s -
drea T. FOrou. l. Delmonk 4 Hsc4ye.-i -, . - se-
Clark H. Dr. IT. A Dlbo.s T 7. Dub1' ~ 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-16
TWENTY YEARS IMPRISONMENT FOR STEALING
TWO DOLLARS.

John Ryan was convicted, in the Court OF
General Sessions yesterday. OF robbng Mrs Lena Joo
enfedt OF g. Ninth-ave and Thirtyfourths on the
night OF Dec a. 1871. Recorder Hackett sentenced MN
10 20 years Imprisonment at hard labor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-16
DEPARrCRE or EoRElGE MALLS

FRIDAY, FAB e
No Stesmshi ~ Mls
SATURDAY. FRB. H.
Nails for Europe Liverpool. sel.ir CIV Wifare
close AZ 9OJ a. L. Supplementary Nal Pier Ne 8 k,i
closed AZ II a. 10.
A Prasslaa closed nail ia SCI; b. tbs Ire.
Mails the German Bremen. per Se,na2 Ae
close Hoo A. GeE.ran ma. oll' .tci b. IL kHe
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Court CALENDAR TINS d

COURT CATFNDAK-THs
SUPREME CoURrSPECAL TEESlSGRAnAx Adjourned Mon.
DAY, Peb. ~
CnGKBzRs -BGRElRD,J Opens at ii Calendar called At ~
u. .Gucei sgl The Mayor &C. lbs. .Moseey s Hoffman
CiKCUIT-PAEr Ivan BKUsT, "Opens al 100 a n
..KloI AIT Thompson. 25Ol. Baker ag- kIss
1927. thompson AT Brandt 1873 .koss IT,, Bane.
2ll3. .TussA agt Werner IN. .Ltiig sgL MHtSn.
IIiJ B-nugAn The Mayor, 1853 Bakrr ag Dawson.
ke POL. The bGyrnok BAH o. Boz
ZA7. Hogan Egt Jones ton agL FBogan al
Zl57. Rogers hhsrshAu lh0j Same SNeet
2J. .Groocfs National BsBt sgt m Globe Marble MIh Co.
PAfGer. Coates eiaL
ay9. .P9oleJ at. 5BpsoG. .Cl) LeFeL sst DeIAeme.
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MlNIArrKh ALMAAt'

49, r.tW wa-EE RMS pat-~ n ,;.< For =
sandy Hoof.... l:J. Cows iaani.''. ~ \
p..H NArER rHis DAr-r ar Car ser .
sarly Hook. l.1 COWS ls.iHi Nv
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BY the same
Resortd' That gas mains be laid lampposts erected,
ave to secondary under the direction Of tn Commits
Which was referred to the Committee on Lamps and
Gas.
Rssored That gas mains be laid. lampposts erected,
and street lamps lighted in Fory-ninthst. from First
to East RIVER under the direction Of the Commits
Which was referred to the Committee on Lamps and
Gas.
Resored That gas mains be laid lamp-pOsts erected
and lamps lighted In FOrtyeighthst from First
To East River, under the direction of the Commits
sioner OF Public Works.
Which was referred TO the Committee on Lamps and
Rcsored That gas mains be laid lamp-posts erected
and lamps lighted in Forty seventht from First
to East River. under the direction Of the Commits
Which was referred to the Committee on Lamps and
Gas.
Resoloed That gas mains be laid ampposts erected and
street lamps lighted IN Fortysxth-st from Firstave to
Public Works.
Which referred to the Committee on Lamps and
Gas.
BY the same
Rssolred That sewer with the necessary receiving
basins and culvers. be built in Fifty sixthst from
sixthave to seyenthaye under the direction of the
Commissioner OF Public Works. and that the accompa-
nyiug ordinance therefor be adopted.
which referred TO the Committee on Sewers.
BY Assistant Alderman Gels
That the sidewalk on the north side Of Fourteenthst
from Avenue A 10 Avenue b. be tagged aud rehagged.
under the direction or the Commissioner or Public
Works, and that the accompanying ordinance therefor
BE- adopted.
which was laid over
BY the same
Resolred That the sidewalk on the south side OF Ft
feminist, from Avenue TO Avenue b. be tagged and
rehagged. under the direction OF the Commissioner OF
Public Works; and that the accompanying ordinance
therefor be adopted
Which was laid over.
by Assistant Alderman Robinson
Resolved. That RenwlCk St. from Canalst. 10 Spring
ST. be paved with Bel gian or trap block pavement and
that at the several ntersectng streets and avenues
crosswalks be laid where not laid. and reaid where
those laid in the opinion OF the Commissioner OF
Public Works not In good repair not upon grade
adapted 10 the grade OF the proposed new pavement
under the direction OF the Commissioner OF Public
Works; and that the accompanying ordinance sherefor
be adopted.
Which laid over.
by Assistant Alderman Schwartz
ReSOlrod That mains he LAID. amp-poSts erected
and street lamps lighted In Frst.aye. from Thirty
cghthst To Harlem River. where already done.
under the direction OF the Commission %. Public
Works
Which was laid over.
BY the samc-
Rcsolped That Fifty second-st. from Frstave. 20
East River be paved with Belgium trap block pave
mcnt that the several utersectng streets and
avenues croS,waks be laid where nos nov laid ana re-
laid where those now laid IN the opinion OF the Com
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The President put the question whether the Board
would agree with said notion:
Which was decided IN the affirmative.
BY Assistant Alderman SmonsOn-
Resoired That permission be and the same Is hereby
given TO the Gilbert Barker Manufacturing Company
TO place and light street lamp. to be connected with
their meter in front OF number 65i Broadway pro-
vded the be done at their own expense and under
the direction OF the Commissioner OF Public Works.
Assistant Alderman stacom moved that said resolution
The President put the question whether the Board
would agree with said motion;
vote majority OF all the members elected voting in
favor thereof) $50
OBrien Calvin Robinson. Healy Hartt, Kraus Codding
ton. stracs, Pnckney Costello Wade, Conner. Little
field Gels, simonson, Cumisky, Mcdonald. Schwartz
and the Presidential.
BY Assistant Alderman Strack-
ResoIred That John H. Gross be and he is hereby APP
pointed Commissioner OF Deeds ia and for the City and
County OF NewYork. IN the place and stead OF Andrew
qualify.
Board would agree with said resolution.
Which was decided in the Affirmative by the following
vote IA majority OF all the members elected voting Ia
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Aldermen Foley, stacom
OBrien. Calvin. Robinson, Hartt, Kraus, codding-
ton, strack Pnckney, Costello, Wade. Common, Lit
eneld, Gels siInonson, Cumisky, Mcdonald, Schwartz
and the Presidential
Neutrality-suspicious. Alderman Healy-l.
BY Assistant Alderman ConnOr-
Resolred, That the Controller be and he hereby is
quested 10 furnish TO this Board statement Of the
Der Of employees In the Bureau OF Markets the
which they designated, The salaries they each
Assistant Alderman Robinson moved that said resou
ton be amended by adding thereto the following words
And To state whether the official Clerks OF Markets
have power TO lease stalls place in adjoining
the markets"
The President put the question whether the Board
would agree with said proposed amendment.
Which decided in the Affirmative.
The President then put the question whether the
Board would agree with said resolution amended
Which decided in the affirmative.
BY Assistant Alderman Connor-
Resotred. That the Commissioner OF Public Works he
and be hereby Is requested to furnish TO this Board
statement OF the number OF employees In his depart
nent, the names by which they are designated, the
salaries they each receive. and the date
their appointment.
Assistant Alderman Calvin moved that said resolution
be referred Ia the Committee on Law Department.
The President put the question whether the Board
would agree with said motion.
Which decided In the affirmative by the following
vote:
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Aldermen Foley, stacom
OBrien. Calvin. Heay, Costello Gels, Cumlsky. MELON
aid. schwartz. and the Presidential.
Neutrality-suspicious. Aldermen Robinson HART. kraus
COddngton, stnck, Pnckney Wade Common, Llttlencld
and SimO son-lO.
by Assistant Alderman Gels
Rtsolrod That Patrick J. Mclaughlin. Walter Clark
aud james McGrath DO aud they hereby arc appointed
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1872-07-18
OUR BOOK TABLE.
lights AND SHADows OF NE

LIGHTS AND SHADOWS OF NEW
York Life, or, the Sights and Sensations of the
Great City" A work descriptive of New York
City in all its various phases. Its Splendors and
WretcIedness; Its High and Low Life; Its Marble
Palaces and Dark lens; Is Attractions and Dan
gers; Its Rings and Frauds; Irs Leading Men and
Politicians; Its Adventures; Its Mysteries and
Crimes. BY James d. McCabe, JrI
What Paris to the Freiichtnan, Or London to the
Briton. New York is to the American: It is not
only the Metropolis, but it is the chief attraction
a nis9 and 1ndS S SSm9taen rIs5 sre f Egea BOTH fen BUSINESS se wn aGd
interest. oflate years several attempts have been
made to reproduce its varied ATTRACTIONS in book
is the book 3 nov before us; The author 40 has had
city, and has written the work with an enthusi-
m aSni Tn pfod rs aPp a sens AT eTshy sPfo age. but HG has asS e f4t
en- us a record of actual facts, of which he is per
The book is as fascinating and absorbing as a
novel and Were il not, ;t9r the evidence he fur. .
carried us into the realm of felton, He tells us
be the hhas @Gyt Of fe the sFeat city IL A MhiGh has an sarq asia.t te
its old traditions with zest and humor. He intro
into their ways and manner o life. Fe' brings us
tors, editors, working wonler;baIIet girls, thieves,
gamblers, sailors, guacksii t hre IN and a host OF
better and brighter side of city life, OF the genius
city. and appais us with his thrilling accounts of
the darker and more terrible side of the life he is
A truthful picture of New York life cannot be
succeeded admirably in his task. and we predict
for bis book a large sale. 1t is brim full of useful
information, brilliant and fascinating, and an en-
phatic warning againstth vices; ofthe city Ii is
pure and lofty in tone,taAd while ii discusses fully
many of the darker sides of city life. it does so with
delicacy and candor. An interesting. feature ot
the book is a powerfully written history of. tile
Tammany Ring frauds with sketches of the actors
therein. 81.
TT is comprised in ore large octave volume of
$40 pages, tip ,5saes NJ Nth aI nearly s9 h3e enS ydr
and published-by the National Publishing Co., OF
Cincinnati. > 49, -. E 80.
The low price at which the work is issued brings
it W thin the reach o. fall, and no one who wants to
| know New York as 1t really is, should fail to buy
this book. It is published in English and German
sold by subscription only, and agents are wanted
III every county.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1872-07-18
RIA RRIACE s.

On the 3rd inst, OF the Schieble House, Dayton,
Ohio, by Rev. ]. d. HOltZiDgcr, JAS. A. FLORY,
Esq, TO Miss. MAGGIE BROCK, both OF Lewis
burg, Preble county, o.
This happy pair have just returned from a bridal
tour from the hills of Kentucky, via .Put-in-Bay
Judging from their pleasant appearance, and ex-
hilerating expressions, we are convinced that they
have enjoyed it hugely. We trust they have
found that sweet relief which alone is found in
connubial bliss. May. they liya long, and be pros
porous and happy. We welcome them home most
heartily, because our former acquaintance with
them convinced us they will make good citizens;
and our knowing they are going. 70 settle among US
has a tendency to make us feel real glad. May
their lives be sunshine, ana not a ripling wave
arise to disturb the even tenpr- of their ways. and
those hearts united, may they beat in unison i'll
this genial cline.
Now Mag. and Jim. since you are one,
By WedlockS letters bound,
Smoothing cares and Hnennow are fun.
Since sweet relief you've found. NIX.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1872-07-18
Council PROCEEDINGS.

HAlON, ouIy Id, 1919.
Board of Councilmen met in regular session at
Council Chamber. Members present, J. II. Zoos,
Mayor, w. Ii. ortt, Clerk. Messrs. Deem, Edison,
Thum and VanAUsdaL Councilmen. Council call
ed to order by his honor the Mayor. Minutes of
previous meeting read and approved after which
the following bills were presented allowed and or
ders issued for each respectively:
NJ. H. Aldrick & Co, .Gasoline-6 bis. = = S4a,4s
S.. s. Dix, Freight on Gasoline, 2.4O
VIM. H. Ortt. services as Clerk, Coal
Oil, Matches, Postage&c., froniA pril
Sd, to July LIST. $3.50
]. II. Foos, LIST. quarter Salary ending
July 18th, 1872. $500
Edison ascertained the amount of Real Estate
and Chattel property CT the Incorporated. Village
Of Eaton to be sl,2l2. $4,000, according to county
Auditors books.
R~EsoLvED-That the Pavement on. the north
side of Main Street, in front OF the new building
erected by NJ. Filbert on the north east corner Of
Main and cherry streets, requires repairing. and
rec9nstructiolas required by. the Ordinance of the
village. On motion that the resolution be receiv-
ed and adopted. On motion, Council adjourned to
meet Tuesday, at l 1-2 P. NJ, July 10th, 1872.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1872-07-18

A bloody fracas occurred on last
Monday afternoon between John
Click Smith and Peter Cuppy, in
which a knife and boulders were used
freely. John received a severe, but
not fatal, cut in the abdomen, while
Peter bore off several heavy contu-
sions on his scope" The wound of
Smith was dressed by DR.. Stephens,
and those of Cuppy by DR.. Small.
AS soon as the pugilists are in a con-
dition to appear before the Mayor,
they will have a hearing.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1872-07-18
More Trouble Ahead,

Since we wrote the notices of the
meeting of the "Ring" in Eaton, Saml
Craighead has declined being a can
didate for Congress in this District.
This will rather upset the arrange
ments of the "Ring" here, and our
friend Brooke may just as we'll chang,
his harp upon the willows" There is
not the ghost of a chance for Preble
county, Mark that,
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1872-07-18
DEATHS


On the 18th inst, of Consumption, Mr.. JACOB
DILLMAN, in the 10th year of his age.
Mr.. Dillman, was one among the earliest settlers
of Preble county, having emigrated here from
Rotetourt county, Va, as early as 1921. In 1889 he
was married to Miss Mary Fisher, whom he leaves
with two daughters, to mourn his loss 1t can be
truly said of the deceased, that in all the social and
business relations of life he was an honest and up
right mana loving husband. a kind and affection
ate father and an obliging and courteous neighbOr.
His funeral was largely attended by the Dunkard
Church, of which good and pious denomination he
was an honorable and consistent mem Der.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1872-07-18

Preble county sends five represen-
tatives to Columbus this term of
Court. The longest for twenty years !;
the lowest two years. There is not
a citizen o: resident of the county
among them-they are all carpet-bag-
gers and scallawags-the same class
of creatures that the Grant Radicals
are permitting to govern ard rule the
Southern States and represent them
in Congress.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1872-07-18

HOLLOWAY'S ~PILLS-Thei is the very essence
of health and life. 1t furnishes the components of
flesh, bone, muscle, nerve and integument. The
stomach is the apparatus-the arteries the distri-
butors and theintestines the channels by which the
waste matter is carried off. Upon the stomach and
bowels, these medicines act simultaneously. 25
cents pei box or pot.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1872-07-18

A minister not a thousand miles
from here was cbastising his boy in
a friendly manner for using profane
language. "Now," said the minister,
you are going to bed and who do
you think will take care of you thro'
the night after swearing so ?" [ don't
know" said the boy, "unless it will be
the id bed bugs"
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1872-07-18
Notice !

The different candidates for Sheriff
and Clerk from townships outside of
the city of Eaton, are hereby notified
to hunt their holes. The ".Ring" has
arranged the matter, and the people
have nothing to do but vote.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1872-07-18
Monetarv

Since the arrangement of Saturday
last, whereby all opposition to Brooke
is withdrawn, and everything made
lovely in the Ring" money matters
are EASY in Somers township.