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The New York herald., 1873-10-15
SPECIAL NOTICES.


TnE FREE RELIGIOUS ASSOCIATION
ao WI hold sonyeniSn in The Larss Hall ,h a oa The
s a !" AfI1 Gsssr I &c ss
f e e Fhe orssn ssSs Th
The Effect Of Free Thought on Rssi9u; Inssitu,ops"
Among the speakers will pc heard T y. nigsinson,
no5li7 Eager JAMES . Parton prsisssSr Yo%amans %
O. b. rockingham. Others are expected.
V,HE MODEL SHIRT, THE MOST PERFECT FITTING
shirt in the world made 10 order at 81 %; gentle
'"'A : AA'' y '''A H. HUdHEs, % BoWery
sPORTING-DOss, Birds, &C.
A FOR SALE, ALL KINDS OF FANCY DOGS
or iSt
street near Canal
~ isag good watch dog. Address No. 2ss Bowery, In
FoR sALE-A WELL TRAINED SETTER. DoG
! = price 50 Call on or address J. REDEkER, Monsey,
FOR sALE3-A SETTER BITCH OF THE FINEST
stock in the world; well broken; also an imported
inquire PGs E', @SSFsfs IS naG
TOR sALE-A FINE SETTER DOG. THOROUGHLY
Fo saRs l.
THE TURF.
n JEROME PARK,
FALL MEETING 1873
To be held on Saturday, October Wednesday. October
g. saturday, October IL Wednesday. October Isl satur
day, October is
First race each day promptly at O'Clock.
A. BELMONT, President
c. WHEATLY, Secretary.
A. tonan stock, Friday. October il. Special irains
loot of Chambers street, at $40 4 H.
DEERFooT pARK-TRoTTINc wEDNEspAY, OCT
~ l5 at2 M-sweep;takes Of Sl5o-J. H. Phillips
Mack, In harness. William McMahon's br Acssy
in harness; J. Dentons blk. Tom, to wagon. same
day-Sweerstak OF 1900 to road wagons three in ve
mans b. g. Blind Tom. Admission SOC.
WIN. MCMAHON, superintendent
JEROME PARK RACES-OCToBER A. g. IL, Is AND
81 Especial train with ladies, will leave
Grand Central depot on race days at l1s and u NJ
Fourth avenue cars run direct to the depot.
Q. M. BISSELL- Supern tcndent
The New York herald., 1873-10-15
HORSES, CARRIAGES, sc.

A LEXINGTON BOARDING STABLES. NOS l0S
"A. and ITO est Fy-third street, Sixth
The best ventilated and conducted stables the United
States especially erected gentlemen wishing
BILE their horses near the Park.
C. j. FARLEY, Proprietor
The New York herald., 1873-10-15
FINE ARTS.

y 0Nn CHRoMOS. EQUAL TO OIL PAfNTINON
I.VVO ready framed, every worth oyer 81 will
by sold thus morning for $500 cash. To close out or IA Ios
ot ~ proportion ADpy zg9M BroadwAv. lhird stcsS
The New York herald., 1873-10-15
HORSES. CARRIAGES. sc.


A CHATTEL MORTGAGE SALE OF FINE STOCK.
"A BY virtue OF chatte mortgage, executed by Amos
Dodge Of the city Of New YORK in isvor OF T. Parker
thereof shall sell by public auction all the property
at stable rear up9n slaare entrance in seyentsenth
street, THIS DAY wednesday, Oct 10, at l01e O'Clock,
BY JOHN .. HAMLIN AucrIoNEEk.
Bay eedin9 Harry, l5s high, years old sired by
Clark Chief dam Iy Pilot Jr Is Known as The Genet a
and muscle uncaualied for his drlyng quaities won
driven by Roden in i7i. without trninng promises to
sound ana Kind.
Trotting Gcidng Colonel van years old, I5< hands
high raissd n Kentucky by the lac Colonel Van zant
color an extra free and pleasant roadster IN company
the most fimld can drive him 10 locomotive, o,ed
Lexington before being purchased and brought here
In 2:ifl2; Is warranted sound and kind
top Wagon, by Brewster, OF Droome street, used only
three months.
open Wagon, by Brewster of Droome street, used SIX
mouths
double Harness, by Dunscomb
l single Harness, by Gibson.
l single Harness, by Dunscomb
2 English kerscy Road Blankets
I'm ,fican kcrsey Stable Blankets
Scotch Afghan Robes. l Bear Robe.
2 Maacca Whips. fine Bride.
Sale positive, the mortgagor is an abscondng de-
faulter THOMAS ". PITMAN.
Attorney for mortgagec. S3 Nassau street.
The New York herald., 1873-10-15

RICH JOHNSTON, AUCTIONRER
n Once and Salcsroom 81 Nassau street. opposite the
Post Office
The New York herald., 1873-10-15

ON. AND AFTER THIS DATE THE PRICE FOR
" hire OF draught horses will be s2pcr day.
ELLIS N, CROW. 139 Thompson street
The New York herald., 1873-10-15

TAMES JENKINS, AUCTIONEER, Will. SELL THIS
- day at II O'clock the carriage on West
chester road pear Eordham avenue Merose Westches
3 years old sired by Hambletonian, dam a thor
oughbrcd mare; trot in 5 ana Is sound kind and
true - .'-
The New York herald., 1873-10-15
HORSES, CARRIAGES. &c.

TUsT ARRIVED FROM vERMoNT-AT KENDITT
81 BELLINGER'S stable, corner Thirty eighth i tran.
and seventh avenue ye valuable young trotng Horses
that can show all the from 40 to three MINUTES All
are extra stylish drivers have never been HANDLED CO.
speed and can be bought panic prices Owner n, NJ,
return home Saturday. . "Aoo'
The New York herald., 1873-10-15

THE MODEL SHIRT, THE MOST PERFECT FITTING
i Shirt in the world. made 10 order at So 80; gentle
mems Shirts made OF their materials At 81 each
III. HUGHES, 20 Bowery
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-29
FRoM MIlLlMoIa.

TaE CORR cRoP Tim AosRf p lsslc Z GAME, sc.
Mr.. J. II. Tnbbs, who formerly resided ln this
State, but some years since removed to Harrison
town, Macon County, Illinois, writes to hia brother
In this city, under date Of November oath, that
there is superabundanca Of all cereal crops in
the Western country this season, and states thtt
were II not for the fact that in many instances
considerable difficulty is experienced in obtaining
transportation our markets would be overAtoeked.
1t requires, in some instances, from this cause
three bushels Of corn TO get one to market, and
thsn act more than 5000 cents per bushol is
realized. He was recently compelled TO sell two
thousand bushels In the field ct 70 cents bushel.
70 feed cattle on. The wheat crop Is also quoted
ct low figure.
The money market he representa- as easier, and
iutimRtes that the effects OF the panic. has not
been felt keenly ont there as it has in this Sec
ton of the country.
In concluding his letter he said that game OF
all kinds Is plentiful. Rabbits squirrels, and
prairie hens aFs 60 numerous that they come into
the barn-yards, and are easily captured.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-29
"a RELIGIOUS.

TInty PariAh services, Sunday November 30th,
1873. Old Swedes' Church, 7th & Church streets,
morning at 1olf o'clccE, evening at ~ o'clock
Trinity Chapel, King & 9th streets, morning at
6l< O'Clock and l0X O'Clock. Full service, even
inE, at ~ o'clock.
The Bishops of the Episcopal Church have ro-
commended the observance OF Wednesday next az
q day of special intercession for nissione.
"Wednesday, 3rd instant, day OF special inter-
cession for Mission Services In Trinity Chapel
Morning, l0l< o'clock, afternoon, O'Clock, even
ing, TX O'Clock.
West Presbyterian Church, corner Of Sth and
Washington streets. Preaching tomorrow at lO1<
A. NJ, and ~. T, NJ, by the Pastor, Rev. j. NJ
6:45, 2. Nj. Strangers and the public generally
are cordially invited.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-29

MATRIMoNIAL.-One Of the most brilliant uved.
dinea that ever took place In Dover, was celabra-
ted In the III. Il. Church there on Wednesday oven
ing OF last week. The matrimonial eandiIaies
were Nj. Robert S. Wild, Of PhilAdelphia- fprm-
erly Deputy Sheriff Of this county, ana NIss Jen.
ME, daughter OF Mrs. III. A. Stuart, OF Green uood
Sussex county, formerly Of Dover The atTendi
ants upon the candidates were the follovri0e
Miss Emma iOyf, OF Philadelphia, and M Dr.
Wilds, Of Smyrna, Miss Mollie Richards. Of Mn
toTd, and Mr.. Harry KRONER, of Philadelnhis
and Mas Ida CarToW and Mr.. William Fd,TPr5s'
both oil Philadelphia. Tie procession 10 th0 aitsy
IN The brilliant glare OF the gas light, formed a
most beautiful spectacle. The ladies were I'D at
tired IN white, en- haiR-the trousaau OF the brtAa
being OF that color exclusively, while her rraids
wore sasheH OF different hues. The pastor Ilev
q. ID. WatsOn, ofiieialed. A feature out ~ ~
usual order was the dispensing with m,,sir -
Another alliance Of this character IN vbb;ch
great interest was manifested, was celebrated ve.-
lefday' Tuesday, st the residence OF Jumps n
Collins Esq, uesr Odessa, tho parties 70 fbe Tne.
tials being Mr.. Frank q. stldham, Of Wilmiu0tos
and Miss Annie c., daughter Of the host. llev
z. w. PrettymAn, OF Townsend. ofEeiaied Tbs
bride vas handsomely attinsd in a rich plnu,.eoi.
oFed siik, and was attended BY her sister NpOsho
and Aiss Laura Doughlon, Of SmyTns. The droou
was attended by Messrs. James Townsebd. h
Townsend, and blackwell, OF Newark. AflLr ~
wedding, NJ l-30 A. n, about one hundred s,,ses-
dined with the bride and her uareals ~ H. -
the most elahoTaie boards ever sDread n Kr.,e.
quinimiOk Hundred. smyrna Times.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-29

IMPROVED Car SILL Messrs. s. ID. Beerbrbw.
er and Kirk Thompson, of the Oxford Co-optFa-
tive Car Company, have lately made imprOve-
ment IA car zills, which seems 10 possess many ad-
vantages over those now in use. 1t consists of q
hollow wrought iron sill, six or seven inches
square. made of rolled iron half an inch la thick.
ness, bolted together at the corners. The ends of
the upright posts are let into this sill and extend
thrnugh 70 The under side, to which they arc Sc
eurely fastened and VIII not require the brating
necessary when the wooden sill Is used III Is
claimed that this sill is not only much stronger.
but its durability over the wooden one is a great
desideTatOm, 1t is usually calculated that three
renewals must be made in the wooden sill before
the car is worn out, while tie iron one would re-
verse this order OF repairs by outWcaring All In.
definite number Of cars.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-29

IHE LITTLE CHAMPIoN.--ThuTsday at the cDr-
ncr Of 4th aud Penn streets the Nevcrsink engine
took staiiCn at the plug for the purpose OF Test
ing its capabilities 10 throw Two streams. Two
iines of hose were attached 20 the pump, and two
- nozzies were used. The engine was put 10
work. and the test proved 10 be very satisfactory
Two streams at one time, from the same engine,
were thrown over the ball on the fae-stan' OF
Mishler's Hotel, height about l35 feet. This was
The ntst uIne The teat was ever attempted or per
formed. The champion" is therefore the little
champion Of the country, and weighs only 5000
pounds - Reading Eagle
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-29

SALES OF MoNET.-At the regular monthly
meeting OF the Home Loan Association last even
ing, G., 400 sold at , per cent. premium aud $500
at -, Withdrawn shares TO the amount of about
$500 were paid of.
On Thursday night. at the regular monthly
meeting of the Workingmen's Loan Association
5000 sold at A. per cent. premium. Withdrawn
shares, TO thu amount of $3.50 were also paid Oh
The amendment TO the Bylaws, allowing share.
hslders on withdrawal to draw out all monies
Taid in by them without deducting their proper
tionate share OF the expenses OF the Association
was adopted.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-29

IHoUEsT.- Coroner Winslow's jury, met, last
night, in the room over the Fourth street market
house, for the purpose ofholding an inquest over
the dead infant, found in the lot near Sixth and
Jackson streets Thursday morning DIR. Draper
testified TO examining the child and ascertainhg
that il had not been still born. b. G.. Wells
whose name was on the box In which the child
had been buried, testified TO selling the box 70
some one, recently, but he could not remember
To whom after examining several other Witnesses
the Jury returned verdict that the cl lid "ca1nt
10 its death at the hands OF some person or per
sons unknown TO the jury"
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-29
FATAL GuNNINQ AocIDENT.-A

FATAL GuNNIE0 AocIDENT.-A fatal acei-
dent occurred near Dallastown. York county,
Pa, on Tuesday last. While two bFOlbefs
named Chester and Charles p. Smith, we're Onl
guaning in pursuit Of game Hock Of paftIdge'
was Uncovered Whish nuddeniy deE up, when
Chester Faissd his gun 70 take ain At Ghe birds
but the piece was aG.idantally discharged, kill
ing his brother Charles almost inaRpliy. Th'
contents oi the gun were lodged 10 the region q
mis- stomach. The deceased waS aboul siKletr
years Of age.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-29

No PERFoEMANCB-1he Was no peTiormancd
al the Grand Opera House last night 10y Mr. John
\. Stevens and Company, owing 10 the sudden
and severe illness of Miss Carlottl. "Enoch Ar
deu" will not he presented tonight as was an
nounced, for the same reason. The troupe will
probably return 10 Wilmington some time during
this season.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-29

THB Rooms OF THE WILMINGTON AID AssOcIA-
TON have been closed for few days. The great
number and the many improper applications foT
aid have been such that the managers deemed this
course TO be absolutely necessary. They are d.
sirous OF spending the funds as intended by the
donors. The private contributions have not been
touched, except ior materials to furnish work fur
the industrious and deserving poor. Public notice
will be given when the managers are ready 10 ~
open the rooms. By order OF the Board Of Con
tIol
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-29

DEATH OF Ex-sEn1TaR RIuHARD VATEs.--
Richard Yates, Gz-Unltsd States SeuaioF
from llliDois, died snddenly at Bamum's Hotel,
y Louis. 81 p. ~. ThuIs1ay. He was born at
Warnaw, Kentucky. JnnpaEy as, ISIS, and
6scome rsaldsat a Springfield, ulinOla 10
the year 1881. Esioying tho udVaniage Of q
liberal edueaiinn' bel gnadnaseh from kIllinois
College. and subsequently studied laW.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-29

Icy PAvEMENTs.-Many pAvements this morn
ing that were covered with ice, gave unmistaka+
BILE evidence OF the carelessness of some house
keepers. An economical use of the water will
doubtless trouble IN the enforcement of tn
ordinance 10 relation TO this matter, and at thE
same lime prevent tue bursting of water pipes
aud aocidents TO pedestrians.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-29
LOCAL IMTELLlcgMcE

There were no police cases, this morning.
The poultry market is not so large, this mon-
ing, as Il was yesterday.
\ public temperance meeting Is 70 be held at
the City Hal, this evening.
The City Council, this afternoon, will meet at
Eighteenth and Market streets.
II is said that Abner =. Bally will be n Rcpub-
lican candidate Tor Coroner, next year.
MIR. Charles :. bradford, Ir., has resigned his
position as Cashier in The Brandywine Bank of
West Chester.
The case of the bank iubbcrs is becoming more
and more hopeless. The counsel for the defence
now despair Of success.
Thomas b, Beesou Of this city has made an
assignment TO John $. Deeson and Charles ",
Talley for the benefit OF his creditors.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-29

CUNNING ACcDKNT.-On Thanksgiving day a
step-son of Mr.. Isaac Murray, residing in Bennett
street bel Ween Sth and 9TH, had one Of his hands
blown of by the premature discharge OF his gun
near Edge Moor station. lie was removed TO his
home, when medical assistance was summoned
and his wounds dressed
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-29

TRE WINTER TERN Of the RsgbV Academy
will commence on Monday, the LET OF December
This is one Of the best ana most AOuFlshing edu'
eational institutions in our city.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-29

RIVER PIRATES Ol late considerable quanti-
tics OF lumber and old iron has disappeared from
the whaTves bordering both on the Christiana and
Brandyvine rivers Suspicious parties were OBJ
served last night rowing up and uOWn the Chris
tiana in yawi boat, opposite jackson & sharp's
shipyard whaTyes.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-29
TAo tLGy Finances.
ESTIMATED EXPENsE AND REVENUES FOR
1s7A-S254, $50 TO BE RAISED ny TAXATION

At the meeting Of City Council, last evening,
the following paper was submitted by Mr.
Pickles, from the Finance Committee.
submit the following statement, as their esti-
mate of the probable expenses and revenues
of the city, for the year 1874.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-29

DIKn. Last evening, Davis MeSsimer formerly
well known and careful letter carrier, died, al
his residence in thts city, aftera lingering illness
Mr.. Messimcr's wife is at present very i'll with
the same compliant of which he died-consump.
tiCn.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-29

MALICIOUS MIsCHIKT.--Last night crowd {
small boys, at the intersection Of Lord street an
the Oid Church wall, amused themselves hy stsr
ing passing trains.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-29

II is your advantage 10 buy WheFO yoa oaR And
the largest stock nt the lowest prices remember,
Adams BRO. l. the place, 6Oe Market street.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-29
II. r. PIcKELS. 4. 3
WILLIAM II. CANBY,
A. RlCKTA.

Finance COMMITTEES.
One hundred copies Of the report were or
dered 10 be printed, it having been. aceented,
without opposition.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-29

FROZEN OVER.-The Brandywinc river was
frozen over, yesterday, st low water.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-29

Our prices will he lower this season than ever,
and the buyes will have tie Satisfaction 10 eKam-
inc full line Of new and staple goods of our own
mpo ration. Adams Il Bro, COG Market street.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-29
Register q Crdsr,
HHaIalln OFIIna.
New Castle County. ".


New Castle County, 0ct 2ith. 1878.
Upon the application Of ROBERT GhkHh-
WALT A6minIatratOF of JOSEPH GRkENWAlT
late OF Mill Creek hundred in said county
deceased;it Is Ordered and directed by the Reg
ister that the Administrator Aforesaid give notice
of the granting Of Letters of ADMINISTRATION upon
the Estate OF the deceased. with the dateQf grant
ing thereof by causing Advertisements 10 be posted
within forty days from the date Of spch Letters, in
six of the most public places Of the ecOunty of New
Castle. requiring all persons havins demepaa agansI
the Estate to present the same or abide by an Net
Of Assembly in such care made aud PROV -. And
also cause the same 10 he inserted withintl saine
period in the Delaware 0azette, a newsnape Rnh-
Ished in Wilmington, and TO be co1tinuoa t8e4Sln
fhraa WAAkg (E d. D1 tH FH. % isa % taEtH
- I Given under the hand and seal of oGSsof
tS the Register aforesaid. At New Castle. in
- New Castle county atOresaia the day AID
vaaF above written t is. GIBBS, REGISTER.
NOTICE. l3st.t -
All persons having claims aeainsl the Estate Of
the deceasedmust present the same daily attets4 to
the Administrator on or before Oct 14th, A8IA,
OF abide the Act Of Assembly In such case uae amd
provided. ROBERT 0hEENW.ALTss
va Administpal0F
Address-stantOn. Del, nOv0-oodSu
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-29

Use Rappleye's Pure White Olive Soap anC
tell your friends how nice it is. Allmond. agent
Sth and Market streets, Wilmington, Del
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-29
CITY NOTICES.

The best Recommendation Of the Bismarck Cater
comes from those who have worn them. Ihey m
vsTiShIv advise their fiends to drop in and try il
on al BABCOCk X BRO.
206 Market street.
- rooi article alvertises itself" and the Die
r,qrcE t;aaer for GenHetRen is uHipersuHe recon-
mended by those who have wSrn it as 'fhe Cater"
'O' ~ BABC0CK BRO.
.aErN---- % Market street.
DMens' Gaiters g and up,
. Mems Boots So and up
Ladies Shoes. 81 80 and up.
AT the old cheap Store Of -
- BABCOCk & BRO,
-, Market street,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-29

LADIES, -,
We have a large stock of Children's shoes
that m ast be Sold call and examine, they are very
cheap. ,NM. IL bADIoSh 4 S.;,b
RGsuMPTIoN eF SrEcIE PATNEST -Wm. u. Bah-
cock 4 Co., 9l3 Market street, doors below Stn,
Will take sirer in exchange for Boots anj hoes TO
a limited extent; they don't want too much oi IT,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-29
WR. s. WAIT.
NO. IOO9 Market street,
PLUMBER, GAS and STEAM FILTER,

Wishes his friends and patrons 10 know that he has
resumed bakiness in the above brances and would
desire renew their custom here tOlOre so literally
beetoWed. He Is prepare 70 do all kinds Of WORK
In hs line. and submit e. Inmates Of cost, Ruaran-
teeng 10 Aniah all contracts and complete all j0bi
In the mOat
SUBSF ANTlAL kWoRkMANLIKE 4 MANNER
Satisfaction t. all will bs my AIN. aa the Sun al
9Ossi Bile pFOdt charRsi.
Give ne q call ap22-l
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-29

ROTICE-R alton james will serve pounds
IN OfICE daily 10 auy Of their customers for -
cents per week. e9-u
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-29

1UOSE PURCHASING
Roots AID Shoes at 3l3 Market street doors be-
low FeuTth have the advantage ot selecting iToNl
- i.Tge and varied stock at low prices. -,
iA's' M" WM Il. BABCGCK 4 CO.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-29

Ra-Eacts ere Faets.--'Tell the truth and shame
ol5 Satan there is no getting around it; what We
have ssid is said and the public bear Us out IN our
conclusion that Tor elias boot! shoe or gaiteI;
sataAt ~ VIM. Ii. BABCOCk X CO
, 1873-11-15
We ID w u OF

PEIEB ". SCUOUSROE,
who died in Frederiksted the 18th Of November
1868, aged IS years.
One form for years to US has been
Familiar, when it should meet U.S.
One face has often here been seen,
That always had a smile to greet U.S.
One heart has long been throbbing here,
That friends found always kind and cheering
One mind there was, which, always clear,
The planters are with thanks revering.
Alas, our Schousboe, now we tell
Thee, at thy grave, a sad: Farewell /
j. N. M.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1873-03-08
Death OF william VI. galloway.


A private dispatch from Pine
Bluff, Arkansas, cdvises Us OF the
death of Judge William NJ. Gala
way. This gentlemen, through nj
teen wears, has occupied a most
prominent position, in politics and
in professional life, in that State
Few, if any, ADLER lawyers than Mr.
Galloway ever appeared IN the
courts, and very certainly when he
was a lawgiver, there was no menu
Der of the Legislature more honored
for his sound judgment or for his
clear, logical discussion of ques-
tons involving the fortunes of the
State. Judge Galloway was born
near Huntsville, Madison county,
Alabama, and in early life became a
citizen of Lawrence county. lie
was admitted to the bar when very
Young, and in his twenty-fifth year
was elevated to the bench of the
Circuit Court. lie was for three
! terms a member of the Alabama
| Legislature before he became citl'
zen of Arkansas. Since the war ht
/ has of course been debarred, like
very many of the greatest men II
! his State, from public Office, and hai
| therefore devoted himself with un
firing assiduity to the discharge o
professional duties and with hi
partners, eminent like himself II
| the pursuit he honored, he was emf
nently successful. A brief dispatch
giving no details, and reciting Tho
simple fact of this sudden death
| Yesterday summoned Col. NJ. {
| Galloway. of the Appeal, the broth
err of the deceased, to Pine Bluff
! Mem. Appeal.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1873-03-08
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

In the House of Representatives,
March 1st, Mr.. Lindsey, of David
son, introduced a bill to punish and
prevent drunkenness, and to amend
the tipping laws. Itprovides that it
shall be a misdemeanor for any per-
son to appear in state Of intoXica-
ton in any of the public streets or
public places in this State, and
makes il the duty of all shCrifls and
police officers to arrest, without
warrant, all persons 50 found and
carry them before any justice or
City Recorder. If convicted. Il fine
of from SO to 500 shall be imposed.
or imprisonment In the county Jail
or workhouSe. Il also makes ha-
hitual drunkenness 4 misdcmcauor.
The convicted party is to be fined
from so to $50, and also bv i'm
prisonment in the county Jail for
from one TO six months. 1t further
gives grand juries inquisitorial
mowers concerning the oGenso of
habitual drunkenness, and REQUIRES
the Judges of the Stale to give the
same in special charge to the grand
jury-the Encouragement to have
500 for each conviction, and $40
where a true bin is found but no
conviction had.