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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-09-05

A glee club for the campaign has been or
gained and will Immediately enter upon the
rehearsal OF campaign music. The club is al
present composed of the following gentle
men: Capt. G. Frautz, President, A. S. Ed
wards, Secretary, F. w. Beckmann. Leader,
Mr.. Knight, Mr.. Aubrey, s. C.. Vinegar
G. V. Redeker, G. McDermott, A. Murrie,
T, L Whitbeck, D. Nichol, A. Behnke, A. G.
Sinclair. Mr.. Currie, D. B. Benedict and
A. w. Davis. Other singers will
be added to the club, and good
music will be given at all the political gath
erings of the campaign in this city.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-09-05

Last week there was considerable excite
ment in the fax seed market, forcing prices
beyond their legitimate range only to suffer
a reaction, and parties in the interest of Ra-
cine have been travelling this county to infu-
ence trade to that city, and while pretend
ing to offer extra inducements, succeeded in
contracting with some farmers who were not
properly posted, at six to eight cents below
what they were actually paying in the mar
ket in Racine or in this place at the same
time, thereby causing much dissatisfaction.
We advise farmers not to contract at home,
without being thoroughly posted in prices,
for when strangers are travelling the country
and out of their legitimate trading terri tory,
look out for a "ngger in the fence" AL
though they pretend to offer great induce
ments for the Racine market, our buyers
assure the farmers that they are prepared to
do as 1UeU as the best. Our own county farm
ers can sell as well in this market as any.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-09-05

AUSTRIA is somewhot alarmed at the efforts
which are being made through open and secret
societies to Russianize the sclavonic portions o.
her empire. There is a sort of Fenianism in the
operations thus conducted IN the Russian interest
Il cad centres have been established in many
places-even IN Vienna itself. There are some
things W ich tend to show that the movement is
winked at, if not encouraged, by the Russian Gov
rnment, and there may be ir it the see DIS of III
ture war.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-09-05
DEPARTURES

Schr. Eliza, Sauga tuck, light.
Schr. Hattie Howard, Michigan City.
Schr, Two Charles, CIR. Haven, tons hay.
Schr Pride, Muskegan, 1000 bu oats.
Schr. Contest, Burgess Pier, 8 bills. beef, 10
bills. flour.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-09-05

hereby given, that on and al ter the night OF
the 5th OF September, 1872, a .tIred red light
will be exhibited from beacon recently
erected on the outer end of the north pier, at
the harbor of RaciEe, Wisconsin. The appar-
atus is lens of the 9th order, Illuminating
300 of the horizon, The elevation of the
focal plane is 35115feet, which corresponds to
a range OF II statute miles.
By order of the Light House Board:
JOSEPH HENRY,
Chairman.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-09-05
1trch Directory.

Sre!atl"Uat,
RF> "a r"CK Pastor Services at 10 10
m
,thOdisG
RE- "9-tor..-~ ervice at 10 1-2 a.
cop
RI, Pastor St'v1ce at 10 1-2 a.
Nlet h0hlst,
Rrv H... ,sr"r-Se~v C. ut 10 1-2 q. m.
Uutt -rIaH
Rpv a 81 -....nV. Pastor ntce at II 8, m.
e'srk's Catholic.
FAr. aHFRTY, Priost,-Service at 8 1-2
a.. ....-. IN" .. m
2 pfIsV
REV r + %s"N. Pee'or.-Service at 10 10
an #..
her"n.
REV H..... astor-Servicp at ~ 1-2 m.
rge's CaIhcI &
FATl8Hr Priest trv.c4 at s and 10 a.
III sf5
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-09-05
PORT OF KENOSHA

Arrivals and departures for the week end
ing Sept. 4th.
ARRIVALS.
ScAr. Two Charles, Chicago, rs C. wood.
Scow Contest, Chicago, 81 bark, 46 weed.
Schr. Pride, Muskegan. 65 slabs.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-09-05

SECTION 6. This ACT shall take effect and be in
force from and after ITS passage and publication.
Given under my hand and the great seal
IL. s. of the State of Wisconsin, at tee capt.
toll in Madison, this 29th day of Au
gust, 1872.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-09-05

FREIOHIs
Wool to be made into rolls will be taken from
and to the depot free Of charge. Wool &c be man.
ufactured or exchanged, may be sent from any
TART of Wisconsin, Minnesota, Iowa or Illinois,,
and we will pay the freight and return ci0sh by
cypress, return charges to be paid by the eastOns-
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-09-05

of Kenosna County, Wiscou sin.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-18
NEwyoRK DAILY TRIBUNE MONDAY NOVEMBER Is. 1877
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED. -
,s5.,ie fri, Perry adrerpoo Nov =. and Quens.ovn
.s s'es is Is,s and pass 10 J. II. sparks
's .mhp Gbysn, DBL Hins Liverpool Nov and Queenstown
''p s.m.hip ImmcuA a. a. LuiwiG Hamburg Nov with md
and 5s.s IL n states Burct N,worean Nov o. with mdss
md s S... rSe huxley H. with mise and to
steamship Ben BLemin Richmond CITY Point and Norfolk
steamship g. Knight Johnson Washington and AsI'nona Win
Shin American Congress Ghn from London. arrived 18th. asd
,nrhorei on the Bar has up.
BsI Lsnsr Cof sunderand Trail Singapore July via Penang
BIZ a. Robert. Cof BOsOu, Barker MIX River JAM 20 ds
sebt PANEL Morris Bensn Providence for EimbethpOr
sehr Noinor, Hams, Newport for Blizibeihpors -.
s e5T 9,eT 6, Popehsser for EhIsSeshpors
Schr. Jos Barrett. Nckeuon. Boston, for RondOuA
schr Isaac keen, sl9udgs Pr ,
schr Wave. Haskell, Bridgeport
SAILED.
Steamships Rhen for Bemn ST. Laurent for Is7e Oceanic Cv
Of Paris and Canada for Liverpool; Denmark for London Aaua
Cen Meade and George wsshsioa for City Of Lin
enck for veTpoC saq yae1S aud ao1go%sT ola na
for S9Goik &c John Gibson Tor GeorgssosH d. Vi 'oa"''e 0'
ARRIVED Sunday, Nov. II.
Steamship 0cssn Queen MaurI Aspnwa Nov T. win mdS anu
pass. to Paciac Mal steamship Co. =. 9th
symptom 5th with mde and pass to 0elnehs Go. ..,
Bark Pero of Greenoc Young STdoey CB DAYS WIN GOAL
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BosroN Nov 6-AToi ship Pocahona from Cacnai bark r.
CaELEsTos s. c. Nov G-sIled steamships Manhattan for
S.yasSsa ca Nov is~Arrved steamship from New York
Sailed steamships salvador and Ashland for Sewfok WYOMING
sKW-OELyaSs Nov 6-Afved steamship Eev.0rans. eager,
YORK ''''''''' ''"''
FOREIGN PORTS.
QUEENSTOWN l6-The National Line steamship % Ihom
sOG NewYork So for Liverpool arrived here Last nights since
Hor Latest ship Sers see FIN PaOe.i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-18
P1SSENGFRS SALLED.

FOR BREsT AND HAvRE-Ia steamship ST. Laurea, Nov 10
NJ Mr. NJ r. Garcia Maan Carols, Miss Garcia Raphael
Mrs George Bang Miss Edith Bangs, Miss Laura Bangs Miss Da
ton emouisly Mr. Derl z Home! Ms, CSdm,a Miss
Ochnnge Hsphen Warren r. Briggs Manuel Lena' MI Den
Ss m s7.aUs q Bltbes Mis- Rosis BrIbeeE George R
Bunker A. T. Wilson, Edgar Iudekoper Miss r. HmdekopeT knh
Tan Mrs Richard Taft Ida TAFT, Mrs Wineate BIby W. L.
Colby g. Dana, Mrs W. g. Nickel Mrs Parks j. shepard
Mrs NJ. Shepard Prof Mare Preur Nine Pouon Nine Ber
pd Mrs. Mari Pnc Poe T. Angelo De Vars do Maine
Rev Mr. Domnous Mrs Zanfes John Boen Alfred Deahsu Am
Basqua George Rempp Mrs George Rempp Master W Rem2p
John Bp yaysuI Eugene JavauI Mile Mores9 John A.
FOR LIyERPOOL-In steamship Oosano Nov &c p kellogg
Mrs Kellogg Mis- Emma Ksogs Mis- Ge J. tsh MT M
Bristol VIM MaTss, Fernando Muo Mrs s King s'. h9a
beck Mrs C. Montgomery John Menke Mrs H. d. Brown Miss Enma
p Brown VIM p m Mr. smith Bias Watson Mis- Agnes WaIso1
Rsk, Mrs Granville Moyle Miss Nozzle Miss Moy vincent hoy
VIM Blsin. Cleveland Horton Fred J. hee g. Bnge Marquis Of
Murphy Showdown hos HARRISON Edward Phelps Horace
L. LOOMS j Dubori c. Banbhdge p Bonnet Mrs 1kos hcke
Dmond Mrs Dmond Miss Sophia DemP;eI JOAQUIN Mef A. hey
VIM G. Barney j., C. Hivemeyer Q W hayemeyer g. Duran
R. Williams C. T. Owens, J. LBs J. H. Ga'iis o. Pugh A. H.
Russell, d. Heesar, Mr., Rcesar. . . -
Stafford Miss L. stafford Mrs Na6W. Mr J. ~ Bramman, G.
Croker Mrs L. Jones, Mrs Augusta sampson Sund
smith Mrs j. Delaney, Tattna Miss H. f. Tattna Lieut.
G A. IL MCsuey j. s. Burgess H. Anderson. K Less and S.
Van Bsrco@ and children, w BVans and ys w L. Dot ana
S S Mis-, N 0aeR ss;. q N Pm,u Tc and cid Miss Hannah
Miss Katie Hannah' Col Jswe J. Bo{se Mss Mar
MORAN r Manning John Kahn Thomas Ryder John Carl Thos
Golden Mrs Styes hra X Townsend a. =. hIses a.
Styles Charles Cook Willis Canto aud George "h'e ohces an
FOR SAyANSAH-IR steamship Montgomery NOV l6.-L. s.
Warner Miss Maggie GayIor L. C. Hbrock j. W. Van Norlen
p Iew Mrs PeIy n b Cowe COorer Mr.. C. Campbell and
children Lockwood Cha Farmer Geo Hunt adT and NO
children w. Crane Miss G. a Bennett L. johnson and lazy Geo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-18
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or SEw -yoRK......................,

PORT or EkW Y0RK.... .....................HOY. To-
CLEARED.
Seamship Oceanic fBLl BnstOw Liverpool J. HYDE Sparks
Steamship CITY Of Limerick Br bOckha Liverpool John g. Dale
Steamship City ofFans (Br) Leteh Liverpool John g. Dale
SAamshp st. Laurent (Prl Lenar Hayre Geo Mackenzie.
Steamship Rhen u. CD Busng Bremen via Southampton Oehs
steamship Ann eliza Richards, PHILADELPHIA VIM p CLYDE Co
Steamship Germana IN. O. Habisoh Hamburg kunhartt Co.
Steamship Montgomery FAroOh Savannah, Robert LOwden
Denmark () Sumont LONDON National steamship Co
Steamship Canada Br Webster Liverpool via Queenstown T. w.
steamship Ellen s. Terry sayesr Eewberu N c. Murray Ferris
Steamship City Of Houston Partridge Galveston and Key West C.
Steamship Cyphnus Orb Train. London e. Z. Morgans Sons
Steamship George Warrington, eager hesOean H. b. Cromwell
steamship Champion Lockwood Chaetou II. r. Morgan Co.
Steamship Jacnto, Hafarl Savannah William r. Garrison
Steamship Anthracite, Green. PHILADELPHIA W. KrkpatrcL
steamship Oh Dominion. bourne, Norfolk City Point &c. Old Do
miuion Steamship Co
Steamship John Gibson bede George0Hn d. g. Geo b. Mernck
Steamship Volunteer BoodgOOi, Philadelphia LOrad steamship
Co.
steamship Nereus Bearse Boston. IT. r. Dimoek
Ship Kyangne (Bl Starring Liverpool Chas Wright Co.
Ship Mercury Girard, Las PALMA Commissioners Charities aud Cor
recion.
RanbOs Thser Melbourne, n. D. W.. r. w Cameron Co
BarI Jane Paree rl Dobble Falmouth. Baee
Bark Europe (GetI Pchler Bremen H. koop & Co
BARI ayua tGerl. kluge, Bremen, H. ko0p & Co.
Bark Antonio Graua Queenstown Falmouth A. r. Agresta
MementO Rio Janero and Brnsick Ieens Bokmsnu
Larkur Bt Shen Queenstown of ofders Boyd Hhcken
Bari (rl sorensen Corr ioT Ord Boyd Hneken
Bng Oliver Cuts Nelson Portland
Hohr Queen Of the South C0rsep, Galveston, g. H. Mallory Co.
'bcbr Thos Morris Cousins New iaVrn &c 81 Briggs Co.
schr Gaumfe (Br), Tuts st. John. \. D. keYgs BOna
schf Belle. Simpson. Bridgeport,
Sohr 4. Jones' Simpson. Nea-llagen.
Schf Plymouth Rock. Parker. Boston.
schr s. +. Oodsn WAteiburg slamf0ri
SclL Dau. Williams sAEssg.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-18
U. S. SUPREME CoURT-wAsHSoTos. Nov. 10.

No. A4.--HOung agt steamboat Key City ana barge
Union Packet CoAppa from the Cir
District Of WiscoDsuIhs action for
The occurred May, 1854 the barge Jim sheets
aud towing her then being the property OF The North western
Company and continuing such until The ls Of May 1906 AZ
which time they sold to the North Union Packet COMPANY
libel tiled November 1901 and process served IN
April 1853 Upon this state Of facts the Court enforced the
rule allowing continuance Of the lien against the Offending
vessels until reasonable time given TO enforce - and heng hat as
had this before the vessels anserred to
present the lien must be considered as lost Third per-
preuced by the delay negecng 10 avail
himself his lien There being notice to The present purchasers Of
the lien twas cut Of by the sale and transfer OF The
cOnteDdei that lapse Of time wall not defeat the
will NJ Emmons for appellant John W. Carey for appel
lees
No 2Erskne Arsiae the Circuit Court for the
Wisconsin, and 4l, Same SameThese
actions duties paid under
upon and ppbOIe Of asron manufactured by tho
defendants The COnr charged the that by the act
proved March made Of iron wrought
exempt and that The illegally assessed The YER
dict and juigmen, accordingly for the plaintiffs and the Gov
eminent brougbt the here, and Inantsin mat me
act applied onY 10 such articles In their finished
STATE while the evidence showed that the tar
collected defendants which they seek TO recover
named such completed state but upon
the castings articles made The question
paying must make protest at The
time payment all taxes eroneouy collected
or whether sufficient the Government Insisting that pro-
test Of each payment g. H. m and
Geo H. Williams for the Goyemmet John W. Carey for The defend
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-18
PASSENGERS ARRLTED.

FROM LIvERPooL-In steamship ldrafe Nov isdts Sarah
Jessie Jones servant B. yernm Mrs yeinam Miss Yaam
H. A. 0sermoof Miss Os'sfl9oL Mrs. D. Bu, ~ d. &c l
M. Dong Gibson A. J. Fisher webb Mss Anna r. Ssbn.
bourne Miss j. NJ KlbGarn, c. H. Kirkenda Rsy VIM stanton
DID, A. J. Jackson Mrs Jackson n Williams VIM Bird 9 Birl
Miguel QGesaia j. H. webb r IT, H. Porter W. Smith, g. T. Whit
Thos Goron Kennedy VIM Busbe Mrs Bgshe Mrs LeRoI and
6ys G. Seopoo n Graz clinton ogslgs Mn, ose1e
b Forwood samuel lord IT, J. B. Little T. G. BganaghofsI % -
Gay Gay A,Gay, Don Phillip +eno Don Manuel GrGs
Gardner Lie Mrs Lite Mrs A. T. Tompkni h' murphy l. l.
FROM LvERP00L~iS steamship AJy,,inia. Nov s-Mr.
Chadc Fhsbis Allen lay and daughter; NJ sn NJ :, H.
q " Bsastop Mr Wmot Dr. Erwin L,dy aud child p Bsss
isdy daagh.r ch and soryuti Sail Otto Gnmaser H. O.
Beaa MIS- P0sn S S@s WI P bgI" w ny us 4' K
PeIIce II. Wie Dr. r. Wilson William D. Leslie George IrumAo
and lSy T. F.aIaa.e w. J. DcLoa Mo George R Weller
BIS. i Lssfs Wec Pickett, Miss ,Ssy NJ Marshall MI
ssanda Panr lady child and maid servant Col Boer and
H. Gooderham 1d and daughter Mss r. GiOo hsi q
George Gooebam, Gooderham John Morris M Ca"sy lady aud
PROM BREMEE-Ia steamship Kon Nov lsr Amel.
Mrs Pauline Kolmsna Mrs Julia oehm Mrs Miana Obeorfer w
s NH Antss TAYLOR W mis- p welgireosr sis
u Cbslard Ans Max Beer, John Webr r. Arnn g. ChA-
cen Jobn Dash Robert Gilbert Harcou Lampe and family.
FROM BREMEN-In 'tsamship Hansa Nov l6.-Gu HaA LmH
children Pratt B. Hughes Keyeahasen Saubs Roster,
- hs,'1 taeb Geo st g Rem Cath Kohsi p GOiot
p r. Matt Ro.tenbeg Caro- Roenberg G. SehNab A"ine En'
MAYER Emil Lubbe and children Mrs Bertha Buckler
Louisa Weisner Pranc Moore, John Wilson, BiSard stuart
PROM HAMBURG-IR steamship HGmm0na, Nov. O-h Carlos
Ott4 81 Posenet, Carl Gerber.
PROM ASPINWALL-In steamship Osan Qu>a Nov iI-Gen
Pse r. Antgudsd w. w. Psbufy and WIFE, Capt H. g. VIII
iams W H. Pendle;on Miss a. Pndlsion Mas Susan
Archer and wife Francis Clover VIM kah hhi Hangh
ION and vile w. H. Seward. A. Pohn, 81 Csmbeu hehL Di'
d. Sullivan j. LQplQn Chas. Taech, Mrs Joseph. Nj AsoP VIE
ard son n MafeelO h. Davidson. J. Lemned, A. jenkins,
Mn Mcclure r. g. Parker H. G. Billing wife, AID child h1rh
and G. Sehved9 Eegsl; IJ22S VS. Stewart "I Lrs9
A. Merys L. g. LEMON John eriea Henri Burnett samuel nos
lin Thomas Stephens Lucke j. smdh Juus ffAaA fsu Luhh
A. EOvar Rbero John Eckel Richard hlf " V'eea
leaf - A., =,
PASTOR 4 Raston j. H. Ruidel w f. COuthe NJ Miller s.
~ Barton g. Roberts, H. l. hDgseJ, Hiss Nellie Barrett IeOige
T. WILSON T. 81. Kennedy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-18
THE COURTS.
CIVIL NOTES.

Homer Relyea, Aaron j. Brown, and John
w. Gnespy filed voluntary petitions in bankruptcy last
week. Henry g. Woodruff, Samuel X. DarrOw, jr., An
drew Bonner, Denis Lyons, Augustus Rousc and FRANK
l. Tinker were adjudcated involuntary bdnkrupts ana
Charles Place received discharge in bankruptcy
In the case of Lazarus Loeb against Max
Marcus, in the Marine Court Judge Shea has decided
that an agent who deceyes his principal in regard to the
character of the persons obtaining lease the uses TO
which the premises 10 be put, cannot legally CAIN
any commissions; and that no action can he maintained
il lodgings are rented for immoral purposes.
In the Court of General Sessions, on Satur-
day morning. before Recorder Hackett, Jonn f. Burrill
filed brief support Of motion TO quash the lndict-
mept against Hugh Smith, who is impleaded with Will
liam NJ Tweed and others. The case was adjourned 70
Saturday that the DstrictAtt0rney might have time to
furnish points in opposition TO the notion
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-18
DEPARTURE or FOREIGN MAILS.

MONDAY, Nov 49,
M r Havana ard MEXICO b, the steamship CITY Of MeIco chSe
at2p.m m. Steamship sails at p. from Pier No " X
TUESDAY. Nov. -
No Steamship Mails 49,
WEDNESDAY Nov. 30
Mails ia, Rnrope via Queenstown Liverpool steamship
Wisconsin $3.50 Supplementary Man on Tier NO. 20 "
r.. IS closed at IN steamship sails at 800 a m
A Prus,ian Closed Mail is sent bT this line.
States, for le.ers specially addressed wa
Bremen per steamship Koln, close al Il NJ.
is this Steamship AZ p
from Pier Of Thirl-st. Hoboken
Mails Tor Panama Apuwa American and South Pa
c6c Rii star, AZ ~ a. oNan
ship sails at u NJ from Pier No. ~ n. r.
THURSDAY. Nov. q.
Plymouth CheTboury AMI Hamhug per steam
ship Thunga close At IL Supplementary Mail on Pier loot Of
Thirds HObOken closed at steamship sails al IRON
Of Thirds HOlOkeu.
A Pruss an Closed Mail is sent BY this lice. .
IAN letters deposited Supplementary Mss must be prepaid With
double p0stage.i
rntntay Mail on Pier " r. closed at 23j Steamship
sails ) D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-18

PART Il-B4nRErr. "opens at liam
77O.Sbedon ag Ben sheriff 3O2 Nat BIZ Of North America
S46. .JeI sgL Board Of Edu City sgt. Penstar ct al
li22 .sarner agt Culiugswortb. &c. eI'Is
l2 Main infant sg The le0 Morris sgt Serns sury &c
- hsyor, &C. n T. So .meLalg sgt GooiyeAr o. Al
go Curry ag Darling and ano go kammeef sgt Wheeler
5l9. Jelanoe et al Agt Brennan G5 Bo"lck sgt Goud
sc, AtaStc Mail s. Co. ogt iisoi Deombs ad@r Gc, ,Et
Central Amer Trans Co - the Bne X T. 60.
$50. Levy sg- Bonhed. 1872 Sehepp sgt Chsdsey.
sO,t Leland agt Peppad.
Third Monday motion calendar
GENERAL TEKN-isGEAHAS p. u LEONARD and BRADr, IL
60 Gre,na sgt The People is Morgan and ApO a Trustees
81. .ROsenSeig ag- same. Of George Morgan.
Moore Same 1876. Morgan and ag- Trustees
80. Valerie sgt. same. o Lucinda NJ. BY.
agt Same. 137. In the &c, Of Lucinda
65. Barclay agt. same. L. Morgan and Ano Trus
s6..yohnsOn agt Same tees Of Matthew Morgan,
&c. .Wke act same I3a. 10 the matter Ge ofLucinds
81. The People agt Vogt Morgan and sno Trus-
81. Wilson sgt The People. Of Sophia Robbins, &c.
lO5. People, &c, rel Bar 1879 Pebe Livingston
low sgt Curtis 49, Holloway agt Stephens and
iS The People eI rel Vol st al Prooy sg The Lake Shore
Thiele and Michigan Southern H.
lS0 Barnard ag Campbell &C. l. Booth at Gouuoude
l3l. .Gouge AIT Roberts sno
SUYKRIoa COUKT TRIAL 1ERs-PARr L-CuRTls j. Opens
Howell .g Kelly Sheriff o5s. .smmon, and sg Lyons
5J Hsaiey sgt al 1885. .Kssnger sg N Y ami Hsr.
1873. Black sgt RosenihaL lem r. r. Co.
lt15 Jennings and aDo agL Bren i83 BlAnt agt hAfr 49,
,,., nan, Sheriff 9..won agt Mayer GoodEind
Fa'n.@, S@S az Bvy -..Bst senr, sgt
1879 Man .S. Tsinsn 1911. .sAseIsiori agt France
l'ai WOOD at The Panama r. r
PAEI -sErGwIcK JCourt opens At II Case onstopen.
CohNON fiEAt-EQUTT IERHROBINsOs "opens ~ II O.
NFoser receiver etc. agt Mc tJ..Du Comein CuB sEouh.
"a ,rL aalen 81 ~ adams agt Page, ct al
~ iheae agt iNuef, tO..Adtns agt bsme.
55keuue1y agt mop ct al. 5l..swe berg agL Same.
49, ssine agt same 52..WelA AZ Same
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-18
CRIMINAL NOTES.

In the United States Circuit Court, on Saturday,
noe proq the oW Eeberock and others
Indicted Tor consng the Government by the Of false
invoices
At the Essex Market Police Court, yesterday,
Michael Phalon William Kelly and Joseph Qunan committed for
trial by Justice Sbtndy knocking Charles unke Of No 3
Eas be passing through F1sEaV a. m
yesterday.
Justice Kane at Jefferson Market, yesterday, fined
Hogan No 54 West Thirhrsist SO charge Of dis
orery conduct Hogan SATURDAY ht fired Our shots
revolver bis father who refused to make charge against HIN
locked charge Of stealing clothing worth
25 belonging Sweeney Washington Charles
Bate charged forging signature Of James H. CrO7 Co
Of No. and collecting 90 iron John j.
KGb. Tor that 6rn, held for thai
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-18
DECIsIONs-Noy. i6.

Supreme Court hambrs-BY Judge Ingaham.--
Barry gt BrHne s-Th affidavit defective; motion denied with
Barry agt Mutual Life Insurance COmpanyMouon
granted ~ modify order stated IN opinion.
Judge PancbeThe People 6c Board Of Apporon
counse) In Of Jno H. Mou
attachment Clerk Of granted NOrl ct al
sgt FunMOuon for reference granted The People &C. Good
agt Institute OF n Y C-MOtion granted White
NJ smih-MOuOp to Vseae injunction granted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-18
MlNIATuRA ALMANAC.

Sun rses..... $50 $40 Moon usiss' I'J
DAv-AN
saniy HooG.. $50 Island lob Hell Gate Fesry 900
sApdy HOOK Cows Island .l04l Hell Gate FeuT.. OOT
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Real estate to Gxchanee.
Al ESTATE To FYCHANGE

DEAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE.
III New BRICK HOUSE modern STYLE IN Woodbridge 70 EX-
CHANGE for HOUSE 10 Railway; 81 building lots egby stusted Ia
Railway exchange in Railway Splendid msnos.
sone front Thrdpace Brooklyn exchange for farm in
m Farm Of 80 acres NeS-BuusEck, N j. to exchange for
Rhgay property Splendid Long ni to exchange Tor New
property Modep sye house Jersey City most desrabF 10
Gated exchange farm NeWey Several private senee
BROOKLYN exchange Railway property and vc New mod
Mansrd house Railway for sale cep hardware or Dry
goods part payment Plantation Tennessee 2,O acres desabe
property well susd exchange for knd Of real estate as
cash valuation Fine dsirV farm goo acres one mile from teer efs
burg aud Gorionsye r. r. Va hours from Railway u decnP
circular EXCHANGE for NeSJersey PROPERTY Several rest
dnces snd vacant Railway exchange cash ysuOns Also
Of Negersey estate sale reasonable
quantities Of estate in the Northern ard souiaer
Of Niryna One thousana
County Va IS hOurs from NeJerey for sale
Printed circular Of 800 Of them One.
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NOTICE.-The special partnership heretofore
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Peahst this dy dissolved By Geo T. Valentine
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will business Tor their account under Tue
same 6m name. Geo. y. Valentine, John H. Valentine
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