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New-York tribune., 1872-07-31
PASSENGERS SAILED.

FOR SAN FRANCISCOTD steamship Henry Chdhoy Jny So
Mrs Janet smith infant Fred Gnng Mis- Ott Nj lie Brup ie
chdr,n Mrs G. Monroe and son Miss MANS j. Howe W
Bnswe child Miss ebecca q Harlan Mrs j. Mars"t
George Palmer T. H. Thompson and wife NJ Weber Psmhg' &
FergesOn John Mooney, wife and children JONI H.
Theodore Judah. j. Mortimer r. CrnniSel a.
Ilyndnau All Emily Anderson Miss Fanny Soa Ey
and r. sullivan, Mss Annie Moore, NJ hgtsdo MRS
Julie Blame aud child, G. Lambert. BeydemmGe " Meye -
Habrouck James Spiers Sper John G. Waygenelgs MIS-
Briggs 2 Children Mr. Sherman Mn. V. g. Boyne' MT b.
Phooner and children Mr. Pansga, s. Holman MI Teie
Tnrner. f. Canpos, Jose DE la Cuadra Hon j. b. Bltlr
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DFCISIONs-JULY 30.

S,,preyue Court - Chambers - By Judge Pratt
RoSre sgt Bosue-Deeree divorce granted Mills ag Bhss-
rtsd no costs In Matter Of Mara Ksne-WHt dismissed WITH
90, cost, 70 either party Mahnken Wsms-hot9n denied
granted Pfeke ag Wilson Motion dt-
pied No costs sgt Redmond sL-Refufed Lando"n agt
BsnjAmh.-kefased
Superior COurt-Spec1dt IeTm-By Judge MOheh-
g 81 Order discharged (See meml Osborn et al gt
a-Order grated Blake ag Pobd-Ib same The Board
COmm oAer Of Pilots Sg Norwicb and Newiork ranOr'
taon CompaBbe sane Gu Pereha and Rubber hAnnae
tuning Company Benede moion deno VIVID @4o oo~ 'see
nen)
Common PLt0s-SpecaI Term-Bv Judge Larremore
Lehman sg Hsnk-Amdavt insufficient Bremer sgt Lomlsee
o0uBseL smh(See for counsel beHsn
at ssmesou-Moton denied Hamilton ag hnckmsn-se oph
HuSted CuTrznJudgmeBt ordered Department U
DeMOon granted In the matter o. th o 'ol
A. Kanpihg-Aotob ganted Grow agL Meehsn-heeieaes VI
CALBRDAR-THn DII
CoukT-CRAzBKEs-PRlTT Opens Ato4 u CAsnoh
called at I'm
1l5. .BebTens and Agt CLARK
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Sur n . Sun Moon nse,... l;24
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Sandy BOOK m $40 Hell Gate PeuJ... 659
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| Hell Gate FeTry 1:b
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MisCeilaneous.

GOLD, SILVER, and COPPER COINS and
~ hKDALS-Very Old and RaThe subscriber ofers for sale
large collection Of Coins od Medals belonging the estate Of gentle
man Of Charleston, lately deceased.
Application
attention, List will address
JOHN T. CAREW.
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Gituations Danieo-- males.

A TUOROUGHLY COMPETENT Young Man
n .Jss situation a. COACHMAN and GARDENER understands
a. csr Of horses carriages harness. garden, grounds
and slHpg generally useful good reference mod
crate Address or call at No 4Wet fouIsnst room 10
n .,,ns,on A. COACHMAN and GARDENER underns1ds
~ ,s ~ bo,,e, csrrages harness garden grounds Nc
Ssg sSd Wiling 10 b, gener, useful good reference wages mod
eSats Addrsw WILLIAM No. lWest Poarbst Room ~
A YOUNG MAN, willing to make s himself
N generally useful ina store eounng room desires
i,h bsn6 aid be collecting at bic last place refers 70 last
smpoyer and give seeurfy desired SALARY small Aoo's L. H.
TrlbaBe Ohos
w deal p the Of all description Bpgh Wrtnf and
Copying Bi, French English BasiDg Address bLAOh
iS6 Tnbnpe Once.
XNTANTED-A SITUATION for an intelli-
w gent BOY residing Brooklyn fourteen fesn 8elh pt
sssgeeA5e booe vbs be hnssD ssel ASdre h boz
10 TntsDs Oeot,
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9ituations Uaute6--females.

A LADY of education would like situation
N SECRETARY for professional gentleman Refer
eIebsngd Address R. lJs Trumbuss Hartford Coon
CITUATIONS WANTED for experienced
y o Cbsmbema Watresses Laundrees seamsiTesses .dys
Maids HOuexorteIs also Coaehmen GaTdene GTosns fam
Hands useful Men wAter, &c Apply Employment House No. l3s
West Beventhst, corner siIth-sve.
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Conntrp propsrtp to fet.

FURNISHED HOUSE in NEW-HAVEN, to
house corner Putnamst IN the pssn. and he
nayt Nsayei twenty completely furnished sa and water
hroubo stables large garen grounds two aces horse ears
"r"FNA'- " JOHN JAY DU BOlS.
Room 10, No. hurray-st, New York
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p a. az reguHf uH'e THVts
A FREE notwithstanding 1000 City
N Houses and Lots CITY Map gratis Apply v h. STEVEN
SON SON n Pne-s.. and 2l6 hhhaye.
EIGHTH-AVE., CENTRAL PARK.-A gen.
IL teinan owang Of lots Central PARK Eghthave
and the desirae part Park and oilers to sell at
bargain with One-balf bond and mortgage
ALSO,
Egh parcels or and lots EACH entire fronts OF lots aen
$4,000 25OO and 100000 according TO quantity ana ooaon
ALSO,
fronting on the single lots and lot parcels at Per
PleI,n Plssn,t W OO"' anu ~''e 1FF' c.l26
nor SALE-At a bargain, fOur-stOry, high
stoop HOUSE and FURNITURE In Fifuehs near
Fnhye 6ne hOue ~ ieet front uniunsned College
lease hlhbi hhoeb q ~ . iucs-
VALUABLE IMPROVED CITY PROPERTY,
free from iueumbrauoe good order and well rented TO hA
CHANGE for low priced unncnmbered BROOKLYN lots - ,.
rutland WHITING, Beekmsn-st
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ITO RENT-Furnished, within lt mlnltes yes
.n o MrCombs Dam Bridge and Of an hours die
from Central PART desirable furnished 70 De
met with The ground p the house large containing
n rooms ne billiard ROOM all fully and handsomely iutnnel he car
arehou large stable room for aK or seven hoesi W
~ t nnng country magnificent; perfectly healthy and IN all
pects suitable Of eman Who desires
nce within easy aceess the cty by railroad steamoolt
W"s W"n ApO" " 49, " .. t59D
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Sales bp AntIion

5ales bp AnfIion
A. MERvTE, AueuoneeE
RY BANGS, MERWIN a. Co, Broadway, cor.
~ 4btSaes Of Books wOris Of Art fsOev Goods Furniture nc
GEO. A. LEAVITT O. Co. Qate Leavitt,
~ Srebegh Co) Clinton Hall For the SALE o
AUCTION Of LBRAR COLLECTIONS Of Books PAETiNes Asd all
kinds Of LITERARY PROPERTY.
BY JoHs H. DRAPER 4 Co., A1ctonesIs ~
THE DELAWARE, LACKAWANNA AND
Il WESTERN RAILROAD COMPANY will sell
100000 TUEs SCRANTON COAL, -
public auction WEDNESDAY Jny "a Att Geocs noon 70
RIehbngs-psoe. SAMUEL SLOAN President
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fonoon advertisements.

'-LIL - - y = : 80 = ---- ~ -
.... Eonoon advertisements. ,-....
.,..,..A.....x.. PIESSE &
..cE & ~ bUBIS
Rr flsuss 'StM cnT,ou sa' 1''.s' ~
81 WHITE RosE. mo., delicate odour 4 N'''''' "'' 'N
4 1AoNoliA, natural a, Gower. II
HOP o p o N A X '''' limitations Of Their
SIopET and o. AZ Oh for WesSlas. uue MAJ distinguished
KIssAE QUICK, Away, sweet :, n ,.h.,,...,, ,.s.,
s.~Ss s@"css Piesse rs'S snd Ds Issis s''''''
ToOaoo .ss soS 6rsS,.. s IL ans @s'fis9 fs1.
vv,--@.<-.v<<~ tuners in every part OF
A GERMAN LADY wishes for an engage
dr,. FR&ULEIS voS CONWAY vs,ofa-rosd K6a Losdon
GnrETUL-coMFoRTNs
IT, p P S n,..s..srC o c o A.
By thorough knowledge o The Dsa laws Witch sST'1 n the Ss
@ ESEs'f % &u SS @ ss %S nay
Made '%gE TseS s.ss.s sis sfsS :. ,.S..a G.sI or milk
iis1sacpiiSe SSSss sSrs cs,%i.i. SS
Sssa SoackR &c x ffsiS F1TRS s SeS
FIRsT- T-CLAss BREECH-LOADlNG GUNS.
FIRST MAKERS Of the BRBBCH-LoADIEG SPORTING
GUN in ENGLAND.
having for many ye given their attention for American Sports
men and having been hopored patronage prepared
,epd drawing, Of to supply Treble Grip suapAcOn Gun
M ,0e,, mple.t and most suitable for spOrmen,
. combines soundne and great strength with and npdiy Of
action.
The highest elss wok only, al moderate press
Can be Sc process Of manufacture /"
j. LANG SONS,
% cOcKsPUR STREET,
LONDON
ENGLAND.
PRsr CLASS MEDAISTs all the Principal Exhibitions for So
peror wortmsnship combined with originality Of principle
GEORGE HOBSON,
MERCHANT TAILOR
is Regenttt;o o and :, Lom6ard-'t,
EsiaSished IN the XviIitS Century.
HOLEAND's CENTRAL FIRE GUNS-Sl-
eS Es . ST S he on RI % %g LAM PaS Ss
Gc Pn Guns shooting guaranteed R5 Can be tested before
PURCHASE H. HOLLANDS Gun and Rife Factory,
s9 New Bondst London.
HENRY w. EGG, GUN MANUFACTURERS, R,
Piccsduv London invites American visiting
Eneapd to bis Stock BRsECHLoA oADBRs comprising the
full SfTSsr psrteuisTs % BY pest Established iIO.
IMPROVED BREECH-L0ADERS-La i'm
nc Sci sn cnais to select rom q, our usual prices
Express Double Rifles. small bores NJ. REILLY Co,
0Ifordst, London; Rue Scribe, Pans
OPERA, RACE, and FIELD CLASSES
W Anens9 gentlemen visiting England should inspect WHITE
UOUSFS stock could have opportunity Of testing the
Glasses before purchase WHITEHOUSR Cnbounest, Leicester
square. Established 1890 n B.-No other address
TO Wholesale Skirt and Costume Manufac-
turers Wholesale Trade geneulyJAMES SliEARER,
Manufacturer aud Bradford Plain and Stripe Mohair Au
Wool Popn and oed Cames ard all other hone.
manufacturing trade Pattern iarge TO eIh3t
Orleans and description OF ilork
goods markets supplied AZ N b. Orders
received the Piece Room, Bread It, London, G.
VNHE COURT EXPRESS-Published every
Saturday price heepence Full Fashionable Enter
tsnmen Marriage and Approaching Msges aud Fashionable Ar
the Week; Social and Political Articles ke'ess
&c sc. Omce-i Pail Mall London. England
TO AMERICANS VISITING LONDON, and
wishing to with comfortable HOrRL-Ty RICHARD
Hoteb ~ Pnsbury London the Bank
Of BnglaBd Home comforts and moderate charges
New-York tribune., 1872-07-31

ENOR BRIDGEPORT, and all points on Heusa-
IL tonic and N,uxstsst RAihoada fart 81 Steamers leave
Cahenns sAp aud Il night lSssdae sIseptedL
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Gteamboais ano Railroaos.

ALBANY and TROY by Day Line Boats
N vIBBARD DANIEL DREW Commsneng May Il.
Lave yestry.st Pier n aud Thirty iouhst at S inc-
inc at Yonke TaytOwn Nysk y f.ryboa P0feph Kline
Tnp tickets to CoIren West Point Cornwall and Eewbugb returning
day 81
Connecting for all points West and North
Snec,l trains n SARATOGA and SHARON evening.
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NIEW. .YORK And NEW .HAVEN RAILROAI

~ SUMNER ARRANGEMENT COMMbN'tN6 JUL ~ S'H'
Twenty aud Fourth ave
kntrance on TUrnty -seyenth-st
TRAINS LEAVE SEWlORK
Po, Nov Haven tErl 1880 l25 (EL), lEI) JS,
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WANTED-A competent CIVIL ENGINEER
w 10, ~, ,e,a ISd,sn y O. pss i,Ss, SOrvkh, Gem
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ERIE RAILWAY.-Summer Arrangement Q

LNRIE KAILW LWA1.-o1Hl1hcT AIIdIgtIHUHU VI
IL effect June H. 1917 From Cbanberst Depot TOR
T-ruty.third-s see note beOwl.
a n, uI-Cinc.nra and Chicago Day Errrcss. DrwRg-t0ou
Coaches Niagara Falls and Sleeping Coaches 10
r. p-RYpress Mail for Buffalo and Niagara Fails D1Sing
Koo Coach Susqueh4nua eepIg Coaches " destination
i:O ~ m Erpress. Sleeping Coaches Baiao and Niagara
Falls
..nO NJ m (Da Cincinnati and Chicago Hght Ezples Sleeping
Coaches through Cincinnati Buffalo Niagara Falls and neooe
10
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EOR RONDOUT, landing at COzzens, Corn
II wall Newburgb Milton Poughkeepa- and Esopu@ The seaL-
bo,t THOMAS CORNELL ahd JAMES W. BALDWIN leave DAILY
| a. an m Per3 4. n r. foot IarrisOn-st
, 1872-05-18
Fenger.


Ovuordent1ig Regjeringscommvair og ad interim fun
gyeude Gouu@neur for de damsk vestindishe Der,
Kanfserherre, Riddr at Donnebr0g,
GJoR V1TTERLIGT We'd a%llerhoieste Resolution of
25de Marts d. A. har det behaget Hans Majest@t Kongen
alIerAaadigst at ~stadfpste tolgende at Colonialraadet for st.
Croix under 15de Januar d. A. vedtagne Anordning:
Den militare Styrke pa St. Croix danner en- AfdeIing
af den samlede dansk-vestindiske Herstyrke, over h>iIken
Gouverno rem err Overstbefaende.
Den er tormeret som eet Infanteri-Kompagni, hvls
Mandskab rekruteres i Danmark, og hvis Sammensetnlng
er normeret som folger:'
Kapitain og Kompagnichef,
1 Premierlieutenant (@ldst Gage,
1 Premierieutenant Vngst Cage
i acknowledgement
9 Auditorer,
2L#ger,
[ Musikdirektor,
L Kommandoskriver,
/ Depotsergent.
2 Sygesergenter,
1 B0ssesmed,
q Kommapdersergenter,
4 Artllelisergent,
8 acknowledgement,
4 Korporaler,
7 Underkorporaler,
3 Spilemend.
100 Menige, Il assess
1856 Hoxsdar.
, 1872-05-18

ad interim of the Danish Westind0 Islands,
Chamberlain, Knight Of Dumnebog,
MAKE KNOWN His Majesty the King has been most
graciously pleased by Resolution of 25th March last TO
sanction the following Ordinance, passed on the 18th Jan
uarv last by the Colonial Council of st. Croix:
81.
The Military Force on st. Croix is q Division of the
combined Danish West-India Military Force of which the
Governor is Commander-in-chef. 1t is formed as one
company of Infantry whose complement OF non-commis-
stoned Officers and Privates is recruited in Denmark, and
whose organisation is regulated as follows:
l Captain, Commando of the Company,
l First Lieutenant, ION senior pay)
/ First Lieutenant, ION junior pay
/ Second Lieutenant,
Q Military Judges,
2 Surgeons,
l Bandmaster,
Clerk of the Force,
Dep6t-Sergeant,
2 Hospital Sergeants,
1 Gunsmith,
3 Sergeants-Major
Artillery Sergeant,
Infantry ~Sergeants,
4 Corporals,
Undercorporals.
3 Drummers
100 Priyates
Total 1856 Heads
, 1872-05-18
Translation.


by the Grace of God King Of Denmark, the V0nd0ls
and the Gohs, Duke of SlesUig, Hosteen, Stormarn,
Dtmaysh, Lauenbug and OIdenborg,
, 1872-05-18

IAKE KNOWN: The Diet has passed, and We by
M Our Royal Assent have confirmed the following Law:
Instead of the enactments contained In the Colonial
Law s SO regarding community between the two Danish
West India municipalities relative to expenses for the
Danish Westindia Military Force and pensions to dis
charged officers and privates belonging
to the same, likewise to the distribution of the said eX-
penses, the enactments for this purpose fixed by Ordt-
nances p ssed separately in behalf of each municipality by
the respective Colonial Council and sanctioned by the
King, shall enter into force two months after the date on
which the present Law has been confirmed.
To which all concerned have to conform.
Giren at Amalieaborg, the 25h March 1872.
ID U ROYAL HAND AND SEAL.
IN THE NAME OF THE KING
FREDE RIK,
CROWN-PRINCE.
ILL., 81
, 1872-05-18

f1J0RE V~ITTERLIGT: R~igsdagen bar vedtaget og. vi
III we'd Wort %Samtykke stadfPstet f0Igende Low
Istedetfor de ) So at Kolonialloven at 27de Novem-
Der 1868 ~indeholdte Bestenmelser ON F@lesskabet incl
lem de tvende vestindiske Kommuner, forsaavidt angaaer
Udgifter til den dansk-vestindiske Harstyrke og til Pen
Hioner for Udtjente at sammes Underk asSer, SAINT ON
Delingen af disse Udgifter, skulle fra Tomaanedersdagen
efter niervprende Lows Stadftstelse de ~Bestemmeiser
gielde, som i saa Henseende tas'sjettes We Anordninger,
som for hver Kommunes Vrdkommende vedtages at Kolo-
nialraadet og ~stadfestes at Kongen.
Hvorefser allie V~edkommende sig have at rette.
Giuet p00 Am0lenborg, den 25de Mors 1872.
ID VOR KONGELIGE HAAND OG G
KoNGENs NAvN.
FIRE DERIK,
KRONPRNDS
IL. So
Fenge7.
, 1872-05-18
vi Christian den Niende,

at Guds Made Konge til Danmark, de TENDERS og
Gothers, Hertug til Slesuig, Hoheen, Sto1morn,
Ditmarsken, Louenborg og Odenborg,
, 1872-05-18

concerning an alteration of some enact
ments in the Colonial Law 9th NoVem-
Der 1868 SO.
, 1872-05-18

ON Forandring af nogle Bestemme'ser i
s SO at KolonialIoven af 27de Novem-
Der 1868.
, 1872-05-18

Total 1856 Heads
, 1872-05-18
Fenger.
Translation.
FYants Ernst Bile,

HIS MYestys Commissioner extraordinary and Governor
ad interim of the Danish Westind0 Islands,
Chamberlain, knight q Damnebrog,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-12-03

Stations. Fl. In. Stations. Fl. In
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-12-03
MELANGE

"A regular loafer-A baker.
Loose hab.ts-Dressing- gowns.
Lake Erie will dry up in 1880 years.
Girls in Sing Sing smoke On the
streets.
Georgia is developing sleeping volca-
noes.
Bookkeeping in one lesson--stick to
them.
With topers, as with good book, it is
meet and drink.
-Query-Need vendor Of chessmen
be pawn broker?
-Contentment is the true philosophers
stone; neither have yet been discovered.
An English lord is shooting prairie dogs
In Kansas, under the impression that they
are grizzly bears.
We are told that "the evening wore
on" but we are not told what the evening
wore on that occasion. Was it the "close
of summer day?
Miss Rhoda Broughton, the author of
"Cometh Up like a Flower" wrote that
novel when only sixteen. She is said to be
wild, fascinating, and as pretty as red
wagon.
One of the questions discussed at the
late Swine Breeders Convention was,
''What cons flutes perfect hogS" In our
Judgment it is sitting in street car and
squirting tobacco juice on the dress of q
poor but honest woman, who Is standing
up.
"A baby was left on board a steamboat
at st. Paul, the other day, with note
stating that his name was Conrad B. Clark.
Imagine the torturing curiosity of that child
when he grows up to determine of what
name 'tB' is the initial.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-12-03
Eer Advertisements.

Yea'man, Shields & Co. sell choice line
ofwin er staple dry goods, varieties, etc,
this morning.
Situation as Clerk in drug store wanted
by an, xaeTiercsd man. Address .. n. B.,
this offic.
Rooms for rent, by F. G. Herrick, corner
Church and College streets.
Sore room in tbe Battle House for rent.
Urssc;ter's celebrated stomach bitters are
among our new advertisements; these Bit
iers are used to cure diseased stOmach's, to
relafT shattered constitutions and restore
disabled stems.
A meeting of the stockholders of the
Tennessee aud Pacific Railroad Company
is called il this city, Jan. 3, 1873.
The Nashville Choral Society give their
first Grand Concert Of the season at Nc
Clure's Hall, Wednesday night, Dec, 4.
Hans vegetable Sicilisn hair remover.
Brown's Bronchial TToches for coughs
and lung disease.
Persons afflicted with consumption, asth-
M, or any other lung disease are referre
g. the advertisement of DR.. D. Jayne's
Expactorant.
DR.. PleIcs's Golden Medical Discovery
for bror Ciitts, severe coughs, and primary
corsump io-.
Hsgau's Magnolia Balm, for wives, wild
ows, and all persons afflicted with falling
out If the hair, is advertised,
Remember be great clearing out sale of
dry goOas at J. H. Bonds, No. u North
Summer street He is nOlg selling at New
York TTces.
Paul & Tavel advertise transcript legal
cap, rad tape, paper fastners and legal sta
iigusIy.
We take pleasure in calling attention to
the card Of tie st. Cloud Hotel, corner Of
Church and Summer streets. This well
known house has been thoroughly reno
waited, repaired and refUrnished, til low it
is equal 10 any hotel in the country. The
rroprig Tor, VIM. r. Tanner, is a gentleman
fayuratly known, and bis efforts viii De to
render his house equal in every respect to
The BIS. inihe city. Read his card.
Paul & Tavei, the well known Union
street Stationers, advertise blank books
writing ,. prs, envelopes, writing fluids anC
s,sioneIy generally, which are offered a,
very low prizes.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-12-03
kidnapping I'm Nashville.

We may denounce, in unmeasured terms,
that condition of affairs in our sister city,
Memphis, which permits OF children being
stolen away from their homes in broad day
light, and successfully carried of, to the ut
ter justification of the police authorities,
and bringing sorrow and desolation to
once happy homes, and as we shudder when
reading of these cases, we probably fatter
ourselves that with our efficient police or
ganization, occurrences of that character can
never happen in this city. But we should
not be too fast in wrapping the robe OF Sc
cnrity-or rather of fancied security
about US. Gases Of kidnap-
ping do occur in Nashville, and
even when they are brought to the notice
of members of the police force, those gen
tlemen make no effort to put stop to them,
aud in some cases the person conveying
such information to police officers, is crested
with a contemptuous laugh. Can such
things be allowed to pass unpublished2 Is
it not high time that our people generally
were awakened to the true state of affairs In
this regard No longer ago than yesterday,
the attention of 8 reporter on this paper was
attracted by 6 case of kidnapping which
occurred right before his eyes on Church ST..
which was thronged with people at the
time.
twas young goat asleep.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-12-03
Enrnrene Court.

Yesterday Judges Nicholson, Sneed and
Turney, being the only members present,
the Supreme Court for the Middle Division
of the State of Tennessee, convened at the
capitol, but adjourned without transscting
any business. An order was made that one
wing of the court do commence and dis
pose of the unfinished business Of the tenth
Circuit and the other wing, the unfinished
business of the ninth Circuit. After that
the respective wings of this honorable body
will take up sb iDitio the business of the
seventh and eigh, b circuits.
Judge Deaderick arrived yesterday after
noon, and Judge Mcfarland was expected
last night. Judge Freeman We regret to
learn is detained by severe illness, though
he informs tue court that be will be present
Friday next.
RULES TO BE ENFORCED.
That gentlemen OF the bar may not be
taken by surprise, the Chief Justice OF the
Supreme Court announced from the bench
yesterday, and asked that 1t might be re-
ported through the press, that there would
be but one call of the docket, and that in
order to expedite business, all ths rules Of
the Court would be enforced. He further
announced that the order of business would
be, by one section, to dispose OF first the re-
naming cases ofthe 10Th circuit left upon
the docket at adjournment last winter, and
then to pass to the 9Th, or Davids IN circuit.
The second section will dispose first of the
business remaining on the docket at last ad-
iournment of the 9th and 18th circuits;
then the 9th circuit, then the 7Lh, and Hast.
ly the 9Th. The Court hope for a cordial
cooperation of the bar in relieving the
docket of its present crowded condition.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-12-03
EDGEFIELD,
Meeting OF the Board OF Mayor sind
Aldermen.

Aldermen.
The Board of Mayor and Aldermen of
Edgefeld met last night in regular session.
Present, Mayor Marks, and Aldermen
Hughes, Jenkins, Thompson, Murray, Hales,
Coleman and Word.
The reports of the Revenue Collector,
Recorder, Treasurer and City Marshal were
read and received.
Accounts to the amount of $4,000 were
presented, and ordered to be paid.
Petit ons were presented from IL. Camp
bell, Thos. Morgan and Michael Dowd, ask
ing a reduction in assessment on property,
which were referred to the Finance Com
mittee.
Aid. Hughes was appointed a member OF
the Finance Committee in the place of Mr..
Wilson, deceased.
Aid. Thompson called up the bill requir-
ing that the Mayor and Aldermen shall
serve for the year 1873 without compenss-
ton, which was passed GU a second read
ing.
Aid. Brooks offered bill granting GER
tain privileges to the Edgefeld Gas Light
Company. Aid. Brooks moved that the
bill pass upon it's first reading.
Aid. Jenkins moved in lieu that the bill
be referred to committee, which motion
was carried and the Mayor appointed
Messrs. Jenkins, Brooks and Thompson
said committee.
The Board then ADJOURNED.
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Yarmouth case, Hunt argued for the de-
Tense and Billings for the plaintiff. Ad-
journed till tomorrow.
Saving q Vote.
TRENTON, N. J Dec. 1.-The Court Of
Pardons has granted pardon to Bumstead,
of Jersey City, to take effect one daE be-
fore the expiration Of the term Of his SEN
tence. The only effect Of the action Of the
court will be to restore him to citizenship.
The Alabama SenaiOrship.
MONTGOMERY, Dec. 2.-Whitfeld, Con-
sentative, from Tuscaloosa, is dead. The
Republicans have nominated Spencer Tor
the United States Senate.
The North Carolina senatOrshfp.
RALEIGH, Dec. 2. In joint assembly
the Conservatives made no nomination.
The Republicans voted for Poole, who re-
ceived So, scattering 107. Vance aud Mer'
rimon have been withdrawn from the con-
test By their friends.