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New-York tribune., 1873-01-22
THE BROOKLYN PRIMARIES.

The Kings County Democratic General
Committee met last evening" in Brooklyn. and had an
exciting discussion regarding the manner IN which the
primary for tho election of delegates 10 the Committee
had been conducted in the Eleventh Ward on Monday
night The matter came up a protest from citizens
OF the ward who stated that the police had appeared at
the polling place. blocked the room. and had been
very ocious alleged. in the interests of tho Camp
bell faction they prevented citizens from voting and
arrested the leaders the faction opposed TO Campbell
John Norton moved to have the primary declared Vold
and new election ordered. but the Committee defeated
the motion. and after considerable hot debate the meet
ing ended in "A general disturbance.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-22
SESSION OF THE NATIONAL PRISON ASSOCIATION.

SESSION OF THE NATIONAL PRISON ASSOCIATION.
BALTIMORE, Jan. 21.-The second session OF
rhe National Prison Association of the United States
began this evening in Masonic Temple. The Hon.
Horatio Seymour Ex-Governor of New-York, President
OF the Association called the meeting to order Dele
gstes were present from Massachusetts, Rhode Island
Ssw.York. New-Jersey, Michigan, Tennessee, South
Carolina Wisconsin, Missouri, Indiana, West
several Territories, and from the Dtstrlet
.2f COluB0a. PresideDt Seymour made an
4equent address, alludDg briefly 10 the origin ana Ob
jet Of tue Association. He said tnawhle prlsohpeI
seems 10 relate to small class he thought he would
show concerned the civilized world Inc sources OF
were WIDE spread therefore the corporation OF
fact led 70 the London International Convention ana 10
the formation Of this Society. Criminals were men
whose characters are IN a great degree FORMED Dy
tnhnences around them. Tney are represeneso1,e so,
among whom they cOmmtten. Ihey .sl1C .snQM
nA only guilty men, but gultV soclety' ru mnIe
toere many reasons ior abuses III Tue yyt4 ~ 70
NevYOrk the great underlying cause ls want Vi seI
respect m the rich men, which leads them 10 neRlect
their pubic duties. The remedy Tor these eVns -
higher standard OF morals The spread OF kuOWiedSe
the right IL makes bad men more dangerous. ~ Is
ebb tide IN American morals We Degm re-
form prisons, where crime ends, ana WorA
back along its track 90 ind where IL Deglns'
Al the Conclusion the address Committees on Perma-
Isn't Organization, order OF Business ana Inanee were
appointed Owing 20 the absence OF Gov WhyCe, on ac
count OF sekpess the Hon. Isaac D. Jones' Attorney
General of the state in behalf Of the Prisoners AID
Association OF Maryland and the citizens OF Baltimore,
made an address of welcome in the course OF whlch ne
rbs Rev D~ Wines announced thatt 70 get through
Nsiness by Friday evening neXtl "Oulu pe hscesSaI
v have three daily sessions Inc AssooaloH ,nSh aI
burned until tomorrow. Ihe hsil wac neii ou w 20
delegates ana visitors, among whom were hoinoer OF
New-York tribune., 1873-01-22
LONG ISLAND CITY TAXE9.

The late apportionment of taxes by the
Queens County Board Of Supervisors required Long
Island City to for state and county purposes &c.
s62S9S 12 which the rate OF about 4O per cent
OF tho assessed valuation 1t however discovered
that oTsra items III tho tax levy were otherwise pro-
yded for conference Of tho Board Of supervisors ana
Finance Committee Of the Common Council was held 81
Astoria yesterday to arrange for the withdrawal o. the
items thus duplicated reduction resulted OF so1s So
from the amount to be raised in the city by the tax Tor ehe
above mentioned PURPOSES which is about 25 per cent
upon the city's assessed vauDtiOn The total rate OF
taxation in the city for all purposes therefore, instead
OF being upward OF per cent, VIII be about 6.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-22

cause why the s,ne shoud not be made permanent u1
I'll tho appeal had been heard by the General Term, ON
the second Monday Ia February. That order was 70
have been heard Tuesday morning but the Attorney
General had applied 10 have the time TO show Gauss
tended until Jan 81 Mr.. Van Cott also stated tht tno
State Controller takes the ground that the provision
that provided that this should not be collected ts
year had been repealed, unconstitutional put IN
the speakers Judgment there clear case OF want
Qf authority 10 levy this tax.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-22
wOODHULL AND CLAFLIN INDICTED AGAIN.
The Grand Jury found. Yesterday. another

indictment for libel upon the complaint OF Luther u
Challss agt. Victoria Woodruff, Tennie c. Cafin and
James H. Blood Warrants for their arrest we're placed
in the hands OF the Sheriff. DstPictAttorney Phelps
was found his office, but Judge sutherland bad left
the Court there alternative and the prisoners
were committed to the TOmbs. The prisoners conn
IDENTIFY assert that they furnish bail to-day and look
upon their arrest as act OF persecution.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-22

else swore 10 anything OF the kind. sn0w sno n'o
been for nearly two years the solo Of M Leope"
worh Times During that period The Times has no> sup
ported Mr. Cadwel and personally never sustained or
supported Mr. Caldwell for Senator any OF his local
mSssures whereby he has nade the riches he now pos
,sesses Respectfully. yours, D. X ANTHONY
Washington, Jan. 20. 1873
New-York tribune., 1873-01-22

}, sss M, oar H. year goodness makes snends
sseor snsle=asd u, iaveE 70 return.
IA iAr as IN our posel lesfGsezre
'-.'''','' kiss Morfin,r - s.-.''
MOT literally mind you; gracious knows
TIT quite enough, thnk, to burn obss eic+hes
Mis- yeOett. ''-'",'
The sseetesi thing in silk ever Asw;
Ted Paris bonnet and masieax de coHr--
NtSs Corr.
EybesstifSl Msrgnise, trimmed with guipUre.
Mas Saiai.CIasr
And ny inoompsFabh moire antique
fiehu De Anioinette. and point Aec,bertA
has 0iiioy-
The Masterpiece Of Worth
cannof nov-sO much feel berCft--
Remember bslfthe articles left
The psbHe will remember oas. don't feasi
Mss AorTtS
Mr. Janea ........
Article a." my dear.
Mr.. RocareH
They won't forget that easily. l beti
Nj. f0rcsu
"0h. 20. 10. nel I'm not mad ss thAtr
MtSs MOrdHt
Al vel tis useless, nov, regrets 10 nurse;
IL yea refect-it m ght have been mach U0rSA
Ard the burnt sacrifice Is not In vain
That such abundant sympathy can gain
Aut for tbe rest. nv dears, rather gueo
That su1ps1zry grievance yOu'u redTess
Mss Dee.
How many orhs 10 the dramatic system
Have passed away. and yet how few have missed EN-
The "GIobe" hat once revclved about this space
Must to the Word Of Fashion nov g1ve piAe~
That world 80 chSDgoable IN It's relation
And yet 50 constant 10 this constellation
M LeagiS m. .....
Gone is the little stsge We loved 20 wen
Auf COW IN end It difcult to tel
g The spot where she 0rgosllI ,s.,si ieL
"Saihy" DO longer, accept ny lot
Although found A9f Road 70 Rain hoI
Mr.. LcTpOyai>.
The way I boited frOm il WAS sin;
II vas at business but throws II IN"
Mr. Crisp.
Ard nov determined from minds 70 cast
All gloomy recol ectons Of the past
Bere Is our home no hiter could be tousd
Than this
Por Il was on this very ground
Or author-msnaRers career begun;
whsre Under the Gssigst" hls Inst venture shons
] shall account for, brief narration.
Once when old JbLitins Of the Ouuard hoe
Peit prematnre necessity 70 dine,
His craving appetite outrsn the hour
Al sea those captains have peculiar power.
Haiing the watch in bis convincing way,
g. Hot there, Whist lacks t Of four bells" said he
" Some 20 minutes by the sun, and moreH
The mau replied Vben said the commodore
'.The sun -" can't wait for him Sur make ia"
AVE sye Sirl-four il ia % SO Juokins dined
Calling the hours inst = he had mind
AR. Clark
To esn tkingS a. he pletses, TOO, he claims
For uiOvgh the house vas known By various names
10 spite Of castOm or locality
Hot Make IL the Fifth Avenue" sail be,
Ave, ave, Sir sAii the Printer, lucky woris
Fifth Avenue II is sr-sn tbe Boards
The change problem proves beyond doubt
That " Bfoadsay " eaa be thoroughly clesned cut
Without rough Bugsnds bands TO make Is clear
Or mder suaSOn Of the atmosphere.
Miss Davenport
Here nav we hope 70 pleasantly
Oar late soGusirtsBoe. broken oa with you.
oar purpose is TO win ycur hand and heart
For this well practice every knd Of Art
50 that like Mar and Wife" we may remain
Aaa never come DtDOree' tviIt as ssnh
New-York tribune., 1873-01-22
ALLEGED swINDLERs ARRESTED.

Capt. Irving, with several detectives from
Police Headquarters arrested the following persons yes
terday afternoon for obtaining money by the sawdust
swndle: :" william Hubbard, alias James HaVens
age 80, broker; James N. Ensor, age S3'
clerk; James Houston, age 22 copyist' all
OF No 2Os Broadway; and John z. Koelstead, age 22
cOpyst, Edward Bunt0n, age 2, cOpylst OF NO. oVs
Broadway. When arrested, the accused, who VIII DC
arraigned at the Tombs Police Court, to-day, were d.
rectng circulars to persons residing IN the country
Offering bargains in geenbacks, dry goods ana meuca
q Ifnrat
New-York tribune., 1873-01-22

Astor Hou,e-Johf w. Forney Of PHILADELPHIA. -
Hor,eMsr., H'.tssd TIE C.nennaa cOmaal and
Of Quebec. the Hon MeDousd Of ndlsnis Judge Bsrey v
Washi1goa and ~ smith Of ChesgO .FVh lysaa H2e-Gss
w. o. Wiekham Of Virginia. John Hammond Of Crown Point N
y George b. Unon Boston Judge Henry aud Joseph
G. Anenreid OF Philadelphia, Bsse of Fewaven Gen H. n
Edrdge Of chicago and j. Cond smith Of Buffalo HoGmon
Hops.-The Rev Ireland Tucker Of Hee York HOtet
New-York tribune., 1873-01-22
he Editor Of The Tribune.

70 me Editor OF The Tribune.
Su< An editorial in THE TRIBUNE of this
date says:
arbe editor OF The Leopenoorth Times tesheS that
M Caldwell obtained the support OF hat fearless Jour
nal and Independent paper Tor 1,oOO'
You will by reference TO your correspondenps 'eS
,on that ueitber the editor Of The Times nor
New-York tribune., 1873-01-22
CATTLE MARKETS.

catc,go jan -CArrLK dull receipts i0o bead few bunehes
IS; tots OF choice
IS 50 So the lot averaging sS ID shipment yesterday
HossRecp estimated 1900 head many trains arriving so ,ts
that impossible get the Official 'eceps msfe' rua ac'e
.sd higher sales az 50; shipments $500 head
New-York tribune., 1873-01-22
A CONVICTED OFFICIAL PARDoNED.

William II. Bumsted, formerly member of
the Jersey City Board OF Public Works, who was SEN
fenced in june TO the State Prison conviction for
malfeasance i'll Office returned. yesterday morning to
mis- home his having expired at midnight by par
New-York tribune., 1873-01-22
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

In the case of Susan B. Anthony, charged
with Illegal voting Judge Albany, yesterday declined to release
IN, prisoner a write o bsbeas corpus.
Granville Hail, Deputy United States Marshal,
ard Dr. Wolf DEPUTY Nebraska shot Wyo-
ming Nebraska yesterday By named Woosoo OF Missouri while
aitem pting o him.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-22

Curious-some unupuous dentists advertise their ability er
trarng teeth laughing the famous Cotton principle
TheT also Inadvertently add good advice 10 their card as follow.
aCme 10 sensible readers scarcely need to be in
foymed that the CoLros DENTAL ASSOCIATION
ROOFS s Cooper Uson The oce Of iaor Of
rus celebrated dooor-IOrpheooist
New-York tribune., 1873-01-22

The Tribune Almanac for 1870 (resy Last Of Janaa early
In February addition 70 its usual contents, have
BioGRAPar
HORACE GHEkLKI.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-22

The Lost Arts by wESDsLL PRILLPs 10 TsIsuN LRcrux
RIrRA No. Price, Jc Sc. by mail
New-York tribune., 1873-01-22

Grace Church Ultra Jaa a. By the Rev DR.
y.a Deueu. Ch,e H. Beeht Name o. dsagates oil nise
Robert J. BoIe ell VI Bro9.ifa
New-York tribune., 1873-01-22
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

FROM StvANNAH-in steamship San Jactno Jan sl-Mr.
Carlisle T. c. Rice Robert Pierce Carter Ireen
tireen Manning, Catherine r. DAVIS mary a. wall f. T.
Burbsnk J. Cline, G. L. Thomas Paul Hyde.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-22

FreeTHr DErRofr will SEMI postpaid. address
eop OF their circular ontaning advertising rates.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-22
MARRIEn.

Sait-rheum By asng Tar SOAP
Msuulctarsd bY CAssKLL HAZARD Co. New-iork
New-York tribune., 1873-01-22

Pref. Rtienne Lamberts New Elementary French
CIa.se. mees for Ladies aud WEDNESDAY 331
Tor Ladies Gentlemen at his rooms, la8 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-22
HOME NEWS,
PROMINENT ARpTvAta

THERMOMETER. YESTERDAY. AT DIcKrssos,s. IN PARK
-. ROW
sA INV sooo-ss' o m-4lo hdnght-yo'
New-York tribune., 1873-01-22
II is given out that the author of "Alioe's

Adventures in wonderland" and Through the Look
Ing GLASS" IA tho Rev. Mr. Dodgson Of Christ Church.
m 0sfori--" Lewis Carroll" being merely Den uame
New-York tribune., 1873-01-22
5uefial Notices
Edmund Ystes's story,

JuffIuI N0IlIf6
Edmund Ystess story,
A BAD LOT,
WILL BIZ CoMMsNCRD IN No. 276 or THE
NEW-YORK FIRESIDE COMPANION.
oUr MONDAY. IAN a.
TERMS
oaB COPY ONE YEAR...................-S5 90
TWO COPIES, oEB YBAR...................... %
Address
GEORGE MUNRO.
NEW YORK PIRgsIDg COMPANION.
"a Beekmau.st, Eew-Yort.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-22
LATEST SHIP NEWS.
For other Ship NeWs see THIRD rage


Sesmship PERT Gardiner PornPnuce Jan st. Marc sth Ton
Ave, h And Turks with mdse and TO r. W. nent
Bark Dsyonshre HAyeueT, Philadelphia, In ballast -
Brig Uncle Sam Cover Milk Ryer JAM sdss With oswooa anu
old iron. AM p.-..
Bg River Queen tof Londonderry ST. Wilson, MIX River 'sm
seSr Jos sessr of Stockholm B MILK River JAM % day' With
logwood -. Co.,
Sehr A. a. Williams. Hobbie, Stanford.
Schr saIle Burton. Palmer. Stamford.
Srhr, David Nelson, Ferris, Portchester. -
echr Saile Mur Powell, Jacksonville DAYS, With iumbe
Sch, Harmon Curtis Curtis jacksonville with umber
Sehr j. Trueman. Gibbs PhiadelphA
SAILED.
Steamships Rising Star for Aspnwa Leo for Savannah Chars
ton for Charleston Isaac Ben for Norfolk, &c.
WIND--Sundoxb. light, 81 stormy and thick
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Boros jan s-ArrVed, steamship Achilles from Phidslphia
.hn Indian Merchant Calcutta bark Water from Charleston
bTg Ar,tos rom Surnam sbrs Remington from Cape Hay
ten s. b. Hume Pensacola; w Druy from Savannah
PnRTKEss MONROE Va, jan 2Pssed 10 for Baltimore brig
MssisGPpl Demarsra ehn D. Bird from s,V.nnAs A ADA
Pss.e out bsks Juniper for Cork Gov. Troup for Martinique
syalen Tor York. ST. Lawrence Demea Glusep from Lon
dondeny
New-York tribune., 1873-01-22
DIR. sCHESCK's PUfMONIc SYRUP.
A BAD LOT.

l,r the Cure of Coughs Colds Consumption
DIR. SCHBNCK's SBA.WBBD TONIC.
for the Cure Of BpsPF pFSs NC y mSs6ks FILLS tie
for Diseases Of the Liver, to Gentle Parg,tye
Az these three nnes are oen regTsd IN fS%s osass@e
Weed Tonic and M.ndase Pills assist in regulating The ..sa
the vessels, BY which core effected
., ea and a6ie remedies for Pulmonary COusau
all hOss mOrod conditions Of the body which eaa %
they themselves they q the most prompt 'a
The Pumouic Syrup medicine which has had song prob,oo b.
fore the public It's value H, bee" 'Sa , ~ ne r IA al .
reputation has constantly ne'ea'e ana 'h9 mos, S
with confidence in all cases which admit Of a cure -
n.uy % esc bor be vii certainly be cured il lung,
much s1ea 70 maze ,, cure , n. Ssye dpa Se Sse this
saed the life Of the patient and restored him ' e'ecs
Dr. schucs bImself cured 10 precisely socs creu~.sose.
and many equally fortunate bJ ad0o'T making
s Dr. scSeSet u Of Pe%en..y coa.nmso.
when patents the alarming symptoms such Uoen cough
ssPns % S, G a. bsd S S and when they are up BY sr
physaus they s bs cured No medical treatment can croatia
DESTROYED may be ELECTED sy Sehensss ,
D the treatment Of Cousampton Importance
strengthen appetite the patient and to improve the dgesnoa
pSos, s 5 sss ss The articles most suited for hs diet Of
umPvo paen designated in Dr. ScSees. PsmPSe wha ss
preferred bat the digestive organs must be trengened n or
%e, b. dc swesG rouc purpose
When As sev pCT are Da' sS 3 .nd % 70. % o he
n their functions normal snd healthy Thes
he healing Pulmo7ic will complete the
Pulmonary almost always complicated With Dyspepss
and Liver Complaint Schepcks Mandrake Pills Intended
move It's healthy
have ali the efficiency which ascbed csomel blue sad
are contain particle Of mineral poison lha
p cure the ooeness sick headache piles bous
which from topd Obstrueted
condition liver Que boz OF these pills viii prove the eT Of
the medicine
consumption the SesWed Tonic and Mandrake Pills nssus
auxiliary medicines They relieve the suHerug Of tho pseo an!
Pum0nc edectng lhey been osns
entirely destroyed all symptoms according the sens d ns
indicated speedy death The vers Of patients who se
asy dying condition have been preserved I mouths ne a -
Dr. Seheucks three great remedies ...-- -
As stated above Or Schench himself cured Of Coasanpoa
its hopeless stages by the be aueu J'sp 81
perenoed physicians declared he could not 1--WE % uos
lapse Of thirty years he IN Per'se' heA anu Nus
than 200 pounda ,.. =. A.. .
nou Ia an mart Of The world can be readily cured by sot ohserr
Of the :, scuv,,x Z. CON
Prepared by q n S.nn'.N .s. ~, ,.,s,.h,.
Por sale by all druggists and DEALERS ,xo 70 ugyvv
-L-.. Y..Ll A..al
New-York tribune., 1873-01-22

"a p..l, ~, H. nreveauos redress snds and lmeosinoss
-. Household
cnPyISTs IRIDRsWOMBN, CLERKS. he, mppbed 70 con
noers an, are obtaining employment Wx- saco h~'o
G .s .ss .e,ted ~hea AN frco o. chafse
asr. Notice-Tne mails kaope during tho ueek esd
sTi,pnsY Jan 1873 will close At tins o0ce % WEDNESDAY
- 4, THURSDAY al IL sATUkDAt al "
ava NJ On r u JONES. NJ
,,....I and Glycerine (fnde sissD D.-rhe nos eees
sAP the eonpenon beoes
thas say cosmetic nno"'ns : ~, e-s.
--C.r,,ulsory Rdncation, W. BERCHkR, Ia rkiBUsK
LsCrTER EXTRA No1 Price. 10; es oy mat
-p..,e,. Pain killing Magic OIL s voadera 10 bs
ssssa cara hngcrs snd usually prevents swelling Or es
Royul Havana Lottery. l . u .
..bei sriers died farnshod highest tss ps
o. spsolsa Baat Biia ssscssasss se;snse. Sc 80.
" WwanA
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-07-23
Personal.

Col. Bolivar II. Cooke, the great clothier,
left on the evening train yesterday for the
East.
Capt. Winters, of the Bulletin, has re-
turned from the springs.
Jerry Baxter, Esq, left last evening for
S.. Louis, where he contemplates locating
er,lanently.
B. r. Mckenzie, Esq, has returned from
Hot Springs, Ark, much improved in health
Among the arrivals at the Commercial
Hotel yesterday were: Jno E. Buchanan,
Franklin, Tenn; II. Z. Moffitt, Pulaski,
Tenn; w. S. NuGnelly, Vernon, Tenn !;
II. Z. Burchard, Ralston Station, Tenn;
I'll. E. Price, st Louis, Mo-; VIM. B. B ties,
Murfreesboro, Tenn Hon. W. P. Kicker
SOD, Manchester, Tenn; J. 81. Ewing,
Huntsville, Ala; Mrs. Martin and daughter,
Paducah, KY; GEORGE B al, Dickson
Springs, Tenn j. Andrews, HartsvilIe,
Tenn; Fl. c. Berry, ShelbyEille, Tenn.
w. L. Link, Cross Plains, Tenn; B. L.
Woods, W. E. Jones, l.. J. Pearce, RGtber-
ford county, Tenn.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-07-23
More Facts about the Cnolera.

Mr.. E. E. Jones, who is ia q position to
know of what be speaks, and whose verseity
will not be questioned in this or any other
community, informs us that out of about
one hundred and twenty members of St.
Joseph's Total Abstinence Society, only one
had an attack of cholera, and that light; the
case was that of a policeman, exposed to
the night air and malaria of the Sulphur
Springs district. The Senior Branch of st.
Aloysius Society, composed of young gen
tlemen between the ages of IA End 81
years, numbering about so members, failed
to hear of single member being sick;
while the Junior Branlh, numbering nearly
two hundred, did not lose member. The
"Children of Mary" composed of young Ia.
dies from Ii to Is or 10 years, and number
Ing probably $50 punetual members, lost
only two; while the "Angel Guardians
the little ones-are all above ground, able
to answer to their names. Neither st.
Mary's Orphan Association, nor the st.
Vincent de Paul Society, lost member, or
had one sick with cholera. The Hiternian
Society, with membership fully as large,
and probably larger than that of St. Josep6's
Society, lost only one member. There was
rot one case occurred in St. Msry's Orphan
Asylum, containing nearly so orphans, and
some eight or ten other persons.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-07-23
Decision as TO "Lay.Over" Tickets
Worlds Chicago Letter.

The Supreme Court of Illinois has just
rendered an interesting and important de-
cision in the matter of lay-Over t1tkets. E.
d. Churchill bought ticket from Cbenoa
to Chicago, over ths Chicago and Alton
Railroad. At Joliet he got off the train, TAX
ing lay-over ticket, good for thirty days.
After this period had expired he under COX
to ride to Chicago on the lay-overl ticket,
which the conductor refused to accept.
Declining to pay fare, Mr.. Churchill was
expelled from the cars. The lower court
decided against him, with costs, and so the
case came to the Supreme Court, where the
decision was affirmed.
The Supreme Court held that the con-
tract to carry passenger, where there is no
agreement to the contrary, Is entire IN It's
character. hen the ticket is presented
the holder has a right to have the contract
executed as an 6ntjrly and not in fragment.
The company has no right TO perform Its
contract by carrying the passenger to inter-
mediate points and putting him off, or COM
tielling him to take the next or subsequent
train. Such SETON would violate the i'm
piled agreement that the company will not
only carry the passenger to bis destination,
but carry him without delay, and without
requiring him to lay over unless from un-
aYoidable necessity. -....
On the other land the right is reciprocal.
When the passenger presents his ticket,
ard the road enters upon the fuliilment OF
its contract, it has an equal right to insist
that the fulfillment shall be continuous till
the contract is completed. The contract to
carry implies that either party may insist on
its continuous completion. But, by agree
ment, they may change its terms so that
it may be executed in fragments at differ
cot times. This is matter Of contract
only, Leither party having the right
to alter its terms. Such a change in the
agreement can only be made by mutual
consent, and it then becomes a new con-
tract to carry according TO that agreement.
The company not being bound to give
lay-over ticket, when they do SO it is upon
the terms agreed upon by the parties,
neither having the right to disregard them
when given and accepted.
The appellant, having discretion in re-
ceiving the over-lay ticket, was not bound
by any terms imposed until be had accepted
it. He could neither demand such ticket
nor impose the terms on which IL should be
given. The company in Offering or giving
could impose conditions, and he could &C.
ceps or reject it with the terms imposed.
But when he accepted it on the terms spec
ifiad he vas bound by them; il was a valid
and binding contract, and to render the
Law. over ticket available he should have
used it within the time specified.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-07-23
HEannaoth StOck.

One of the very largest stocks of furni-
ture ever seen in this city is that recently
brought out By Nichol s. McGavock, Col
lege street, embracing all the latest novel
es in their line. They make selections
from all the large furniture establishments
in the country, and by this means are ens-
bled 10 give the various styles as they are
introduced. Their wareroODs, which are
roomy enough for any ordinary business,
will not begin to contain their mammoth
stock, which is piled up from cellar to gar
ret. Every story is packed TO overflowing,
and no article can be called for that is not
forthcoming. Ore would suppose that the
establishment contains enough furniture to
supply the whole South, and the orders
that are pouring in shows that this entel-
prisiDg firm are get ing their share Of the
business, of which Nashville is the great
distributing point.