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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-22

HENRY BOWLER. deeply grateful! for the gener-
patronage lie receives tenders his heartfelt
thanks 10 his numerous customers and assures tho
that his every effort will be given TO permanently
establish the good name OF his ALE, and that the
public shall acknowledge that RICHMOND ALE -
Il second 10 none.
HENRY BOWLER Ia enlargng his capacity for
production and hopes after this week 20 supply his
Orders without any delay. NH ls-eod
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Robbery of ErciGl.t-CArS

PnnApELpnlA, April 2l.--Eight freight
cars from the West, consigned to New York
have been robbed. They were loaded witt
1lcer. tobacco, and miscellaneous goods.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-22

Father Hyacinthc's lectures 1T Geneva are
creating 50 much excitement that 3o,ooo
persons applied for tickets to hear ohc ut-
dress, while the capac.ly of The hall was only
3 600,
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J. I. ELL. iSDN.
BOOKSELLER,
IitA NIAIA A,ED ItN

has received hue assortment Of CROQC Ef, con-
ssting OF all grades. from the cheapest 10 the very
fine to which he would respectfully Invite Inc AT
tention of those wishing 70 purchase.
Each sci Is complete In Itself. win book OF In
.,r,c,io, so nloinly written that those who never
PLAYED the game can easily learn It,
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PIl!LApELPIIA. April 2l--lccvcS In fair de-
uauI hi, week SlIe:. .aI l"ad: extra i"nusy
vauia am. western steers III :50ts> op fIr to good
S,ijyL' :.uy: roIilmnp. siHS 81 per est. sheep
duh: sale. In.Uoo head n ~ &. per pound Hogs
dali: llrs, 5000 head al s>.5ntrS-.Ij per cwt,
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MEDICATION OF a. Presbyterian Church
in, stocsAbrisi;se County.

CORRESPONDENCE OF TIC Kichmofd pi'patch.l
goshen, Va, April 81, 1873.
Interesting religious services have been
held IN this Eeishborhood during the past
week aud on yesterday In connection with
ia, dedication of handsome new church.
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Obituary.

SrRlSGFIELn, Mass, April 81. - George
Bliss, prominently connected with railroad
enterprises, is dead-aged 80 years.
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1I7HE OLD AND RELIABLE STAND.
S. S. CARTER,

S. S. CARTER,
successor OF the late concern Of Carter Christian,
has opened at the well-known stand $50 MAIN
sTHEEr With a large stock vi FAMILY dRtNE.
RIEs entirely new and FRESH Ali kinds " FANCY
aud ANIL Y GROCERIES win be constantly kept
on hand.
the reputation OF the house viii be fully sfssainea
by the occupant. NM
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-22

TIE LOUISIANA TRorGLEs.--ln an,"cr 10
tccgra.llS from General Emory, II New Or
leans, the Acting Secretary OF War ha; dl-
rcctrii that officer to aid in prn!c' Ing the p'r-
Ii" Peace upon the lcIui>ition ol The tnitcd
States authorities, or the state authorities,
when properly made. General Emory ais"
states that. in compliance with IL" request OF
Governor Kellogg. he endrayored IN >etid Il
company to the scene Of trouble. but All The
boats refused to take the troops, avcrrln"
that it would destroy their trade. The col
lcrtor being unable n furnish Il cutter. Gen.
cral Emory then chartered Il steamer ami
forwarded til" troops. Kellogg asserts that
The local authorities are unable 70 keep the
peace in Grant and adjacent parishes. u ash.
Cor. Baltimore Sun.
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Fire.

CASIsroLA, y. Y. April pa large por-
ton Of this town was burned last night.
Loss, SS0, 900.
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WlLMI\GTON MARKETS.

NuMINt.ruS. April "l.--Spirits tnrpcni Inc, isac
Po,in s,rttiy al S..iU for strained Crude turp,l.
time steady at $3.50 for hard. S3.j5 for yellow dip
;! - for lin. lar higher II: :2.SH.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS..

BALTIMORE, April 9l.-FIour steady. Corn :rm
and scarce: white, d6Grf7r.: yellow. BE. Oats
southern. l.G Sic. Provisions, firm and unchanged.
Whishct firm At Nc.
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'.." - !"1 - N'",. 'p''', , ~
81" I'''- no! - ",,'' ~. NJ, ' 1911
'.'.'r' ';'' ,'''' ,. ,>i,,I' ' ,.n,n;n.
'.'' !. ~ ~ ,i.r,r
' ''.'''-. ~ !" '''' I,>L
.'.' ,."' ,''''''''''N' ii',', r,''.,'
"'' *''@ ''t"tl h"i'>' ""''" 'li,
3" .'''' ~ -N">'i' "''' -f''t! n.'. 80, ~
~ ,s"' ','" ,"~''>r" "'' ,n'.
-'....5'f' -" 80 Il i'-'' hf'"'' ~
..-.. '.' 80 '''.''''' 80 ""9 9"li''o.,''
'.''"' ""'- INV" '"' S"'" III 'S'"'
.t rHHt he u;2'"F upon large
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-22

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
Monday, April 81.
OFFERINGS.
WHcAT.-Nhltc, ~ bushels. Rod, 35l bushels.
CORN.-Nhitc. a.a-I r>hc.s.
UATs.--JJ bushels.
SALES.
WHEAT.-W htc, 50 bushels prime at <. IL bushels
It Sl..7
WHEAT.-Red, 20 hushcl, common NJ SLIGO; 81
bushels common ut Sl.T5.
tOR>.-Whiic. $50 bushels prime at &c.
OATS.-5) btlShcl. mixed western al sue.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-22

Each set is complete In eYcry respect, With book
of Instructions, so that any one who has never
niayed the game can easily learE II.
Those Intending to purchase are Invited 10 exam
inc my roquet which will be- found satisfactory as
10 price and quality. am .o,.,,s
Orders from the country solicited ana VIII feiSs
pump EILYSOS, Bookseller,
ap I5-lm ai~ 'i"Aii 'AS''
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SDITIl'S SET,
EXCEL SIOE CRNQJET.

This set Is made Of hard wood. We'll Made ana var
,,ih.5 strong and durable aud Is the best SIT fo
The nrce In the market. Price, -.
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WINES. LIQUORS. TOBACCO. DC.

SPRING PARK BREWERY,
CORNER CLAY AND HARRISON STREETS
HENRY BOWLER, BREWER OF INDIA PALE
AND XXX PALE ALES AND rOGTERS.
RICHMOND, VA, 18TH MARCH, ls73.
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The Mormons-Ncsro Row i'm Salt Lake
CITY

SALT LAKE, April 2l.-The new mission
to Arizona is progressing rapidly. Two
thousand Mormon men are going thitler.
A row occurred here yesterday between
negroes over cards, in which two were shot
through the breast and one was cut With
razor.
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MARINE ESTEs.E.le:ESCF.
PORT or EluHMOED, APRIL II, p's.

MINIATURE ALMANAC, APRIL -. 1873.
-up rises seq Moon s.Is............ so:
sI,n ais ....,, 6.i> ili"iI Tide. .....,. .l25I
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DOOK AND JOB WORK NEATLY
ID DONE AT THIS OFFICE.
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THERMOMETERS, LACTOM :.
TIERS. L. WAGNEt4
apR 1tusA''"
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FINE SET

Th!s set i mad. Of hard wood, nicely hhlSIie
with painted balls. Price, 1850
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-22

FINE SET.
Tni, sci Is made Of best material highly Vanished
aud Is worth 81.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-22

AL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS
II against the undersigned viii please present
,hr, aud rhosc Indebted LII Ike immediate payment
ueni' "A'N .'N r H. HAZARD J. co,
", 90 a.. 1904 Cary street.
DOOK AND JOB PRINTING NEATLY
- DONE AT THIS OFFICE
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DETGS. MFDaCT~asS. dc.

A FULL LINE OF sQUIBBS'S AND
N SHARPE & DoHME's PREPARATIONS,
for "preScription use," at
MILLER & PIERCE'S
Prescription Store,
,noa corner Fifth md Marshal. strpcta.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-22

L'RENCH REMEDIES, &c.
4 AUBERGIEE', SlEuP LACTrCARIrM,
THAPsIA PLASTER, vegetable irrifant;
IERA's SYRUP PHOS. IRON and SODA,
BCRtS'S O2ESGES, of Tie Alkaline LactateS:
tirYOT's CONCENTRATED LIQUOR OF TAR,
LANCELOT'S IODIZED SrRrp Hons ERADISH.
LANCELOT's CIGARETTES, for Asthma;
LAyTLLE's FIIXIH and FILLS Tor Gout:
LLgASSEUE'S ASTHMA TCDES,
FSPTC'S ASTHMA CIGARETTES,
GRfMAULT'S PEPSISE POWDER,
BOrDAULT'S PErSISE. WINE and FLIXIR,
SAyORY L MOOnE'S PErSISE a PORCI,
FRANK GRAINS DE SaNTE,
EOrRSIER'S PACLLISIA POWDERS,
RtCAIiOCT DIES .RABRS,
BHOu'S INJECTION.
MAriC0 INJECTION,
PtEEES SEA-SALT. for Baths;
F0CGERAS PATE PECTORALE,
CLERTAS'S PEARLS OF ETHER, &C. &c.
SwASS'S SYRUP IfYrOrHDSrIIrES,
yUEvENEE'S lEOS. by Hydrogen, With Spoon
For sale hy MEADE BAKER
Agents for French Preparations,
apli 90 Main street.
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VIRGINIA BACON.
Is SMALL VIRGINIA HAMS,
20 MIDDLINGS,
Is OLD HAMS.
WM. &. cambridge 4 co,
uhe .27 Broad street

CANNED FRUITS.
" ~ dozen two-pound TOMATOES.
rs dozen three-ppund TOMATOES,
% dozen two and tirer.pou TEACHES,
IL dozen wo-pound CORN.
WM. G. CAMBRIDGE i Co,
uhat so7 Broad street
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i IMPOETERS,
1917 CARY ST l. F. EFT.
offer Il con- plctc assortment OF FANCY GROCE-
RlES aud WISE~, Including
PEEK EKEAS CRACKERS,
ALERT BISCUITS,
LEA & PEnKlro's WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE,
COLMAS'S MUSTARD,
IOXE'S bELATINE,
MAcAROEI,
MORTOS'S ENGLISH PTCKLEa,
CANNED J TOMATOES,
CANNED PEACHES,
WlNSLOw'S CORN,
BASES ALE, bottled by Hilbert:
ALLsOp'S ALE, bottled nv Hilbert;
GCISSEsS's PORTER, b0ttiedby HILBERT;
GrISSEsA'> PORTER, bottled Try Burke;
HESSESsY BRANDY,
ISASSi SiiEKKI
lIASCER's MOUNTAIN WfiIsKEY,
RRASDEu.OrEG TAmE'lL. APPS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-22

WAsulSGToN, April 2l.--Owing to the IN
dian excitement the Government has with
drawn the appeal COR the release Of Sanlanta
and Biz Tree, notwithstanding the kioWas
have complied with Ill the conditions re-
t.,i...i ~ fl,.,1
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-22

TIARFEY K JONES.
WHOLESALE GgoCERS AND LEQUOI
DEALERS,
corner Thirteenth and Cary, Commercial Block
400 barrels REFINED SUGARS,
- hogsrHus PEN iRAIS SUGARS,
70 horaEcads Porto RICO SUGARS,
20 boxes BACON SIDES.
20 boxes BACON SHOULDERS,
10 boxes BACON BREASTS,
g hn.sheadi CLEAR RIR-SlDES,
- hog,hca'is BACON SHOULDERS,
50 boxes CHEESE,
20 ttcIccs SUGAE-CURED HAMS,
200 boxes SOAP,
200 boxes CANDLES,
80 barrels SYRUP.
200 bags RIO COFFEE,
loo bugs LAYGUAYRt COFFEE,
50 BAGS JAVA COFFEE,
$50 kegs LARD.
So ticIrrs LARD,
1000 sacks SALT.
LIQUORS of every description. also n stock Oh
WOODWARD generally. NIB sl-lm
" chests very superior GREEN TEA,
chests very fine OOI.ONti TEA.
W. 6. DASDRIDGE & CO,
trt..f
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Weather Probabilities.

WASHIsGToS, April 2l.-A dis urbahcc Of
some magnitude is apparently abou; to de-
y,.Ionc in the eastern and central portions of
the Gulf of Mexico.
For Tuesday in the Southern States, con-
tin,,cd warm southca.tcrIy winds with llazy
ami partly cloudy weather, and possibly rain
On the coast Of Texas.
\ storm OF some magnitude will extend
slowly eastward from the lower Missouri
Valley towards Illinois and the upper lakes.
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r.c 1andors Sill, in si,c Enya= Rcds.

WAsnINGTON, .Apr!I 2l.-GcnrraI Scho-
field. iii 4 private telegram to-day, expresses
great hope and confidence in his troops. He
is engaged in making every po>S!blearrange-
mcnt To render successful the movement
against the AIodocs. who he believes, from
information received by him, are still in the
laya-hrdS
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NEW YORK..
commencement Of Third rria, of Stokes.

Commencement Of Third Trial of Stokes.
NEW YORK, Oct S-The third trial of Ed
ward s. Stokes, commenced in the Court OF
Oyer and Terminer this morning before Judge
Davis. The court was comfortably filled but
the crowd was not so large on former occa-
siOns.
Stokes was brought into the court at TO- 80
O'Clock, looking well, the only perceptible
change being that his hair was grey. Helook-
ed calm and confident, and was seated behind
his counsel with his mother and sister. His
counsel were Lyman Tremain and Brainard.
District Attorney Phelps and Assistant Dis
trici Attorney Russell are for .the prosecution.
Mr.. Tremain said he was compelled to ask
for an adjournment unless the District Attor-
ney was willing to have the testimony of the
absent witnesses read, namely, Dr. Trippler
and Fisher, who examined the deceased at the
Grand Central Hotel, together with DIR. White
Family physician of Fiske,) who testified on
the former trials.
the defendant, and of Stokes, We're then read,
stating that dine diligence bad been exercised to
find the three above named witnesses
The District Attorney said that these wit
nesses had not been subppned by the defend
ant in the two former trials He had received
no notice that they were material witnesses for
the defendant, and if the prosecution could get
along without them he could see no reason why
the defence could not proceed without them.
He was, be said, informed that Dr. Trippler
was absent from she city, and had no intention
whatever of returning. DR.. Fischer vas pres
ent In court, and any other of the many physi-
clans called in to attend on the deceased could
be summoned to testify as to the medical treat
ment of the deceased.
Judge Davis said that the absence of Trip
pier furnished no ground for adjournment as
be was beyond the reach of the process of the
court and had no intention Of returning.
1t appeared from the statements of the coun-
sci and from the atfidavts that DR.. White was
within the StRte where he could be reached by
subpoena, and that he left the city without any
intention of avoiding the prosecution, He
therefore denied the application for an adjourn
ment.
Mr.. Tremain then read challenge setting
that the panel was drawn contrary to the stat.
ute of the 10th OF September, 1872 and that il
was not drawn full panel as required by law.
District Attorney Phelps said he would be
obliged to traverse the challenge in order t.
allow time for preparation of the traverse.
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MINOR TEhEGRAMa.


Today, the second anniversary of the
great hre IN Chicago will be observed by gem
eral suspension of business in that city.
The temperance men in the District of Co.
lumbia have nominated Legislative ticket in
opposition to such candidates on other tickets
whom they cannot support.
Twenty buildings were destroyed by fire in
Mt Vernon, n. Y, Tuesday Loss $50, O000
Engines were sent from New York city to as
slst in fighting the flames.
at Port Hope, Ont, a grain storehouse be-
longing to the Midland Railroad, was burned
yesterday, with its contents
The internal revenue receipts yesterday we're
S187 ,45S. The customs receipts for the week
ending September 9th, are as follows: New
York, 81 504, 1888; Philadelphia, $133. 9l2 Bos-
ton, $335,722.
$500 coo specie was received at the q. s. As
say Office in New York since Monday.
Joseph Lynch of Newtonville, Mass. aged
co. was killed aud shockingly mangled Tuesday
evening at Newton station by stepping from a
moving train.
President CASTELAR, declines the battalion of
Greeks offering their services to the Spanish
Republic with thanks,
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uniteh stn,cs Circuit Court.


Judge Shepley hasa nnounced opinions in the fol-
lowing cases:
Patience C. Z. Plummer in equity vs. Connecticut
Mutual Life Insurance Co. Demurrer oyerrued.-
Provisional injunction TO issue restraining defendant
from taking out executions in the two cases next be-
low until final determination Of this suit or further
order of court.
Hodges. Rowe.
Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance Co. vs. James
H. Bowler.
Same VS.. Patience @. B. Plummer.
In these cases plaintiff was held entitled to iudg-
ment but subject to the final decree in the above
named equity suit
Rowe. Hodges-Peters & Wilson
Cyrus p. Berry and al, libl't, vs. schooner Kate
McClntock, appellant. Decree of the District Court
atirmed, carrying damages, interest and costs, for
hUellant.
Clifford. Putnam-Bradbury & Bradbury.
Henry Treat VS.. Albert Mayo & al.
Judge Fox announced the opinion of the court adj
verse TO the principal claim, alleged contract to
cargo OF molasses, but giving judgment for two
small items in plaintiffs account.
MISUNDERSTANDING. Stetson-Reed
The United States by Indictment vs. Annie Leigh
ton.
Dist. Attorney. Bradbury-Frank.
The Same VS.. John Larey. Defendant having
been used as witness mol pros was entered and he
was discharged.
Dist. Attorney. Frank.
The Same Jacob Hartman. Indictment for
frauds on the pension Office and for taking illegal fee
in prosecuting claim for bounty land. Argued on
motion Of defendant to quash the indictment.
Dist. Attorney. Mattocks.
The petit jurors were all excused from further at
tendance at this sion and the court adjourned to
Monday next.
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New York stock md Money m..,

Ngw YORK Oct. -HOrpiBo.--Money at 1-32 and
interest Gold at 10. Sterling Exchange at 1871 90
1851.
new YORK, Oct. 7-Egeniag : The Mon market
worked little closer to-day. Early transactions on
call were at per cent. currency TO gold but IN the
afternoon there was advance to 1-l6 q per cent.
per pem. and all late business was at higher rates
In bank circles there is an improved feeling and ma
ny OF the bank officers report material increase IN
legal tenders to-day. The premium on gretnbacks
ana national bank notes, however, has not yet been
wiped out and to-day ranged at a. II per cent
washington advices report the outstanding legal ten
gers the same as yesterday. Foreign Exchange Is
neavy and lower partly account OF the heavy pro-
duce export Leading bankers lowered their rates to
lU "a lOS but under free supply Of bills still lower
prices ere made on the street. The quotations for
actual business at the close 1863 for prime bank
ers sixty days sterling, and 1879 for sight Gold was
weak declining from I104 "a o. Al the close sales
We're maize at from 1899 q lO9s The rates paid for
carving to-day were T. 3, 5, g. 1-32 and per cent
The hnal rate was per cent.
The days business al the Gold Exchange Bank
was as follows :-God balances, 81 225132: curren-
ey balances, Sl4OO,9O6 the gross balances were S22-
The following is the Clearing House statement
Currency exchanges. S47 1907 currency balances
ces, S436,S39.
Governments were weak at the close and declined
/ to per cent. from the highest point of yesterday
There were no large offerings, however and transac
tons were smaller than usual.
The Asst Treasurer paid out to-day S37 eco on ac-
count of interest and S4100 in redemption of 5-2Os
bonts. Custom receipts S3iS.0c0 The railway aud
miscellaneous speculation irregular, having been
alternately weak and strong. A comparative large
business was done in Western Union, Lake Shore,
New York Central, Rock Island. Wabash, Pacific
Nail AMI Union Pacific. The fuctuation in these
SHARES having been wide and frequent. The annual
report Of the Western Union Company, and the re-
suit Of the election caused some depression on the
Stock Exchange for time. Al the close the general
market was steady in tone, but lower than opening
prices. Western Union advanced from 6S to III
shortly after The irsf board from this point il decin-
e ed, 70 % recovered % SO, and finally soM at 6st
yenced to AT, later sold at 49, q 7Sa; New York
Central was steady early in the day at y2s a g3l de-
924.
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nsHy0ES TELEGRAEas.

Senator Sumner has written a letter TO Mr.
Redpath stating that owing to the urgency of
a great number Of his friends, who felt that at
this early stage of convaleseence it would be
perlous for him to enter the work of the ly.
ceum, he had with great regret determined
to withdraw and cancel his lecture engage
ments
A Washington special says that it is design
ed ultimately, or as soon as circumstances will
permit, to break mp and dissipate the Modocs
by scattering them among other Indians on va
riOus reservations.
The Republicans of Brooklyn have nominat-
ed Charles f. Fellows for Mayor.
Capt Lap idge, of the Costa Rica, has been
suspended from duty.
The Liberal Republican Convention at Elmi-
IA, n. Y, Wednesday, nominated the following
ticket: Secretary of State, Diedrch Willers
Comptroller, Nelson X. Hopkins; Attorney
General, Daniel Pratt; Treasurer, THOMAS H.
Raines: Canal Commissioner James jackson;
Engineer, Sylvanus H. Sweet; State Prison Iu-
spector, William X. Plat.
There was a neayy frost at Little Rock, Ark,
Wednesday morning.
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York County .. j. Court

PETERS, D., PRESIDING.
TUEsDAY.-Peter Frost VS.. Portland & Rochester
Railroad Company. This case was given to the jury
at noon. In the afternoon verdict was returned
for the plaintiff for $780,
Elias F. Sanford ct ais VS. Simeon Clay, appellant.
An action on a written contract. Plaintiffs are the
publishers of the York County Atlas and this action
is to recover for the value of one book 49, which
plaintiff by contract. it is alleged agreed to take
Defendant denies that the signature to the contract
is his. Verdict for plaintiffs.
Copeland-Drew. Derby-Lowe.
Seth Littlefield, libellant, VS.. Hannah A. Little
field Divorce decreed.
Fairfield.
Ham Trafton VS.. j. C. Trafton. Action on ac-
count for 500. Defendant detaulted.
EsWEDNEsDAY.-John Thompson VS.. Richard H
Cooling. This action is brought against the defend
ant formsr sheriff of the county, for alleged negli-
gence of one of his deputies in not returning
cuiion after making the levy On trial.
Tapley-Wells s. Eastman. Drew.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1873-10-09

CAPE ELIZABETH adjourned meeting
was held in this town last evening by those OPP
posed to annexation Col. Hannaford presid-
ed. Addresses were made by j. T. Chase, j.
P. Chamberlain, S, ?. Mayberry Fred Hatch,
c. E. Staples and others. The resolutions of
the preceding meeting were confirmed. Mr..
Reuben Smart who was present and who is a
warm advocate of annexation was invited to
address the meeting which he did at length.
Mr. Thomas Haskell the representative elect
was invited to be present at the next meeting
and define his position on the subject. The
next meeting will be held on Browns Hill.