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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1873-09-10

The CANADIAN CREDIT MOBILIZE F.
royal commission appointed by the Canada,
government to inquire into the scandals :.
lating to the Canadian Pacific RAILWAY :.
now sitting at Toronto. 1t will be remsm
bered that the charges in substance are tb.,
Sir Hugh Allan and others interested in n.
railroad bought the election of great bad,
Of members of parliament ard eorrun,as
the press in the interest of the messu,.
The opposition papers claim that the presep.
inquiry is humbug, and it looks very uueb
AS if the government intended it to be such
because of their taking it into their own
hands instead of letting it be conducted un.
der the direction of the parliament
There is good deal of importance IL Ii.
recent decisions of the Supreme Court Of
New Hampshire-one that an uninteDtio,aI
error ia 'fffee description of insured prorertv
does not vitiate the policy, and the other tbs.
railroad companies have no right TO give aoy
person or corporation the exclusive privilege
to transport express matter over their lires
Thi. is good blow at express m0nopo.ies
which have tie carrying business all thei,
own way and at their own prices.
The schooner Lizzie, that returned to San
Francisco last week after a cruise of less than
two months, had an experience that is not
often equalled. When two days out her
steward committed suicide by jumping over
board The same day the second mate was
taken sick, and died on July 10 of some dis
ease the nature of which the crew did no,
understand This disease attacked the resi-
If the crew, and when, soon after, gale
was encountered, the captain had not an able
bodied man to assist him in running the yes.
sci. He managed. however, to reach Kodiak,
where the disease was pronounced smallpox,
and medical aid was secu red
A Washington dispatch to the Boston Id
uerfiser announces that information is re-
ceived from a competent source to the feet
that the Senat will Immediately on meeting
in December relieve Senator Carpenter from
its presidency pro tempore, and probably
elect in his place Senator Ferry of Michigan,
who WAS his strongest competitor last spring.
The reasons for Mr.. Carpenters retirement
are of most obvious and generally under
stood character.
1t is reported that Wagner, the Isle Of
L
from Alfred Jail A few days ago,
aud returned to his cell before the ofi-ills
were aware of his action.
John Mitchell Nipple, tie Oregon Senator,
has finally had his name established az John
Il. Mitchell by an Oregon County Court
Now that he has settled his name he had
better settle his character, which has been
some hat injured by the charges of bigamy.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1873-09-10

A dispatch to the Free Press of this morn.
ing states that Gen. Buffers managers a,
Worcester are working to gain accese;ons
from the Washburn delegates and have been
somewhat successful. Prominent Butler
men express the belief that the convention
will break up in row. -
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1873-09-10
Ab0a Ben Butler.
[After Leigh Hunt. |

Abou Ben Butler (of "back-pay Increase,
Awoke one night to think whom be might a.
And saw within his room, where shone III. 49,
As bright as-hemi curse smiles Ia spoon
A demon writing in book of gold.
Exceeding brass had made Ben Butler bold
And to the goblin in the room he SAID,
What writest thou ?" The spectre cooked its ba.,
and, with a squint egregiously uncivil,
Answered, " The names of those who Servo :.
ID" VIC
and is mine one ?" said Butler. cts not here
Replied the demon. Butler scratched his e.-a
And looked askew, and said, Well, Gobbv ~.
Write me as one who always goes for Ben.
The demon wrote and vanished. The next ni,..
1t came again, in lurid, sulphourous light
And showed their names who served Old Mol -
best.
An 10 Ben Buffers name led all the rest
Buffalo Co,f-;
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1873-09-10

GOLD MINING IN VERMoNT.-A Mr.. Virgil
Woodcock of Plymouth writes an interest
ing letter to the Rutland Herald concerning
gold mining in this State. He says:
lam engaged at present in working my
mines in Plymouth, and have had much ex-
perience in mining in California and Yer
mont, and in constructing machinery for
working the mines. The gold fields OF Yer
mont are very extensive have prospected
and found gold in Warren, Waitsfeld, More
town, Clarendon, Wallingtord, Dandy,
Townshend, and many other places, and have
no doubt that gold may be found in three
ourths of the towns in the State. My min
ing territory s over two miles in extent,
and find rich deposits in various places
there is 80 little water in the stream that |
cannot work it by my hydraulic process at
present, and am now prospecting new claim
with a rocker, and have taken out within a
few days over three ounces. and find it to
average three cents to each painful OF earth
| find by experience that yield of one cent
to pan will pay good wages in sluicing !;
therefore, this IS good paying claim. Rich
deposits are not worked to an advantage by
any except an experienced miner. The theory
is good as far rs 1t goes, but practice is much
better. The best quartz mines in Vermont
that know OF are in Bird ,ewater, and will
pay better, on an average, than any quartz
with which L am acq uaIntei. Several at
tempts have been made to work these mines;
the C ushlng machinery was a success, but
the saving process was q failure. The par
ties did not know how to separate the gold
from the galena and other minerals. l e1-
amIned tue tailings at one of these mills, and
could get good prospect OF amalgsm III
every pan that examined.
Parties engaged IN gold mining must not
expect to realize much profit unIil they get
their Claim fairly opened. A little capital,
labor, patience aud perseverance Is necessary
to work good paying claim at progs.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1873-09-10

The Richmond Wing thinks that il
/" Kosclusko - is properly pronounced IS Ko,-
schewshko," Freedom must have snee zed in
stead Of sh'ieked when the hero Of Poland
fell
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1873-09-10

A Warm Springs Indian who was buyins
horses at Pendleton, Oregon. recently, had
in his possession the earrings worn By Can
tain Jack and sold them to white trader.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1873-09-10

The Geneva award of fifteen and q half
million dollars was paid yesterday to Secre-
tary Fisk by Minister Thornton.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1873-09-10

The Washington Capital discusses in four
columns and half Speaker Blaine political
position and prospects, noticing the difficulties
in the way of the organization of the Forty
third Congress which it declares are of NO
ordinary magnitude. 1t says:
The old leaders of the House of Represen-
tatives may have become to some extent en-
feebled by the disclosures of the last session.
but they have not been killed. They are
able men, influential among their co-mem-
bers, and with a motive before them-tbe
salvation of their own political lives-which
will stimulate them to the highest degree of
vigilance and activity. If the cause Of Mr..
Blaine would suffer discredit through n Join
der Of interests with these parties, 1t would
incur extreme danger from their opposition.
If compelled to die they will die hard, and
there is no telling the magnitude of the con-
WILSON'S which will attend their dissolution.
The article concludes =" This makes the pre-
sent condition of affairs with the organization
of Congress in prospect interesting as a spec
tacie. 1t is not to be wondered at that Mr..
Blaine is willing to evade the dilemma which
presents horns 80 formidable to his encounter
10 decline the candidacy for the speakership
would be accounted an act of coWardice to
fail in the election would be three fold mis-
cry. The future of the Lille Of strong and
fercely ambitious man hangs upon q dsy or
two following the assembling OF Congress in
next December"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1873-09-10

| At the New England Fair held last week
In Mystic Park, near Boston, A. W. Girls
void of Morrisville had on exhibition four
horses of Tattersall pedigree, selected from
bis stud of about sixty. Mr.. Griswold was
also large exhibitor of short horns, and
took the herd premium and several other
first premiums
r. G. Hill of Elmore received I'd premi-
UNI on long wooded buck sheep three years
old; I'd premium ditto. two years old; I'd
premium on buck lambs; ID premium on
three years old ewes; I'd premium on two
years old ewes; lst premium on eve lambs.
A. D. Arms of East Montpelier, Sd pre-
MUM on two years old bucks; LIST premium
on wheat; I'd premium on buckwheat.
Henry A. Martin, East Montpelier, Sd pre-
MUM on one year old ewes; Sd premium on
eve lambs.
A. NJ. Foster of Calais, LIST premium on
spring wheat; best peck Brease's prolific
variety of potatoes lst premium on maple
sugar; I'd premium on honey.
o. G. Wait of Georgia, best five varieties
" Duchess of Oldenburg F" apples; lst pre-
MUM on honey.
Thomos Baker of Barton, Sd premium On
cheese.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1873-09-10

TYPE WRITING.-Sv way of correcting
statement in our columns as to a type-writing
machine lately patented, it is due to the pa
tentee to say that he expects to print $50
words per minute under favorable circumst an
ces, and IS to 100 words per minute a. an
average speed for days work. The mocha
nism is very simple. is firm and direct in it's
action, takes a regulated impression with
ink like an ordinary printing press. prints
four letters at time, leaves the print in
sight at once, and requires but two move
ments of the machine per second to print 100
words of average length per minute. The
inventor is we'll known as a stenosraphic
reporter in Boston and in New York, and as
the official reporter of several courts in this
State, end the machine is the result of an
effort to tighten the labors of a hard working
profession.
The fishing village of Gloucester, Mass,
lost thirty-six vessels, representing a tonnage
of 1922 and value of S3S, 200 and thirty
Eve lives, in the storm off Nova Scotia. Dis
patches now add to the grand list several
more vessels and the loss of thirty or forty
more lives. The United States revenue
cutter Mahoning has gone to their es istance.
The LEMoNT DISASTER and
Bean, the engineer and conductor of the
freight train which caused the lrightful loss
of life by the collision about twenty miles
out of Chicago, have been indicted for man.
slaughter. They are now out on bail.
AT meeting OF the Congressional Com
mittee at Saratoga, last week, though the
advocates of Erie canal enlargement would
gladly have had the committee contine their
Investigations 10 the Erie and Oswego canals.
the claims of the Champlain route had fair
consideration, and the committee decided
that it should have it's fair share of their at
tention. Mr.. Witherbse has rendered his
superb steam yacht, the Florence Witberbee
to the committee. for their trips til !, the
lake and the rivers.
STATE CONVENTION OF YOUNG M1N.s CHRIS
T1AN AssocIArIoNs.-The seventh annual con-
vention of the Young Mems Christian Asso-
Citations of Vermont will be held in the Meth
odist Church in Burlington on Wednesday
and Thursday, Oct. 18th and 10th, 1873.
Ihe details a. to speakers and other arrange
ments viii be announced soon.
Invalid pensioners are notified bv the
Commissioner Of Pensions that they can an
ply IN all cases to the most convenient e,-
aiming surgeon accessible to their home.
regardless of any circulars that certain
examining surgeons have issued without
authority.
, 1873-10-08
PERSONAL.

Capt. e. q. Bowen, U. 3. A., is ut tho Gardner.
The Hon. J. K, Hamilton, Of Fond du Lac, is ut
tho Sherman.
Tho Hon: A. B. Harris, Of Louisiana, is at the
The Hon. Edward sorle, Of Lafayette, is at
tue Grand Psciac.
Col. Zimmerman, Of Brazil. s. A., is at the
Con. r. L. Clingman, Of North Carolina, is at
The Hou. 9. A. Robinson, Of Hartford, is at
tile Sherman.
Tho Hon. J. 4, Romborg, Of Dubuque, Is at
the Gardner.
Tho Hon. ]. L. Platt, of Kcwanoo, Is at the
Commercial Hotel.
1tr. Reynolds, Secretary OF the Grand Trunk
Railway Of Canada, IL in the city.
HI. Morgan, OF BoBton. formerly clerk at tho
old fremont House in this city, Is at the Gard
nor.
Dlr. Newell, ,r1esidont, md Mr. Mitchell, Sec
rothry, of the Illinois Central Railroad, have
gouo to Cairo on tour OF inspection.
Col. J. l.. Freeman, General Baggage Agent
Of tho Lsko 6noro and Michigan Southern HAIL
road, is In tho city for tho purpose OF taking
look at the Exposition.
N. ". Gould, we'll known operator on the
Board Of Trade, waa around again yesterday
morning, after a long absence. caused BY 4
broken arm aud dlslocatea shoulder.
Joe Maffltt, Pittsburgh; H. r. Smith, Column
| bus, O.; Judge II. Morgan, Columbus, Hiss. J.
Ii. Mumford, JonesVille, H., aud i. Q. Water
man, Now York, arc guests at the Gardner.
Among tho candidates before the bar tor Judge
OF the Superior Court orc Judge Porter. Hiram
Barber, M. T. Tuley, J. q. Norton, J. P. Clark
| son, and 8. IL. Moore, OF Moore l. Oaulnold.
| Z. D. Ei1liard, n. D., Surgeon United States
| Army. has gone to Memphis to offer bls services
to that peBt-atricken city. Hjs fare was donated
| by tho Illinois Contral Railroad. Oh the recon-
| incubation of Mayor Bond.
Of the Iowa pnoiflo Railroad, Ii In the city. IIe
has rocantly a1raoted tue sale Of bondA IN Europe
| for the construction and completion Ut lis road
betwoon Dubuque anu Fort Dodge.
| Con. Henderson, who arrived lu this city yos-
to-day, states that he haa sold in England tho
road, running from Kookuk to st. Louis, on tho
west side OF tho river. Tho road will be COM
! pleted before winter.
! ]. l.. Stewart. General Manager OF tho WinonA
q Ut. Paul Railroad II. 2. Sharpe, Of st, Louta,
Secretary Of tho National Railway Association Of
tondont ot the Pittsburgh l. 1t. Wayne Railroad,
| aro rcglstorod at tho Grand Pacific.
| Tho following wore at tho Commercial Hotel
yestnrday: Antrow Z. L. Moore. Fort Howard,
4. Y. oyne, fan francisco; ]. y. and Y. y.
Doddn. Earlvil!e ]. u. Ponery, Texas Frank
Olonloning. Morrison; William Brownollo,
Rochelle George ". stauer, Monroe, Wis; A.
Tho Hon. g. @. Gregg, Topeka, Kap.; ". I.
Dronheld Tusoola, ILL.,; ]. j. alcClintook, Cairo,
H.; O.. Darringer, Cincinnati; q. Bradbury,
England; ". II: Catshav, liverpool. England
II. ]. Chase, milwaukee,, nnd J. Warren Tuck, Of
Connecticut, arc stopping at the Sherman.
Richard Potter, President of tho Grand Trunk
| Railway, OF Canada; I. Z. 1Iinokley, preyidont
OF tho Chicago lows Railroad Nal. Knowl-
ton. Paymaster Of tho Chicago. Alton Il 81.
Louis Railroad, aud several other promincnt
, 1873-10-08
ADJUSTMENTS.
MUSIC HALL,
THEODORE THOMAS
LAST GRAND CONCERTS.
TON T G. E TT

oA as fulfoWs:
ss;' Ssssss Rss NssrHS MSsSSas
Ar'a p5o Blaat hster, lsossini Mr. htyron
Key.ef: EolootI%n., arst set IsSsnsfn.' WaK,or:: q:
a.ntsS Uanah1lo, ,noaGo1on. xir ~. RHtidar tGsn
tnr Gh'S'sT!" i!sHae!; Mr. Msscn w Wh.:nns; MHt1'
o T0-htonhOW tTIlURsDAY} NIGHT,
f1iS hrn99Eassy S en o GsANn I,
M %o%as 1nv.%IR" q%sRe@SyM @ M for ins ossssG VIZ
bGen K.vcn On n tho ,n!9ht Of thu ntoat lire:
FRIDAY N!0iT urnn9 l}echo,on Wight, whom tho
geH1%tG}ffR9%a sATRAX 1rEH ,X ,Ni9lt
MA1NkE eesGrved scats uw or sau far any concnrt.
Adma.lon, 81. Reserved scnts ,nan Euor Too o1tra,
Hhcony md dress ctgfc 81 oxsa StuinWass oe1obrntod
piano exclusively nsrt
CARPENTER / HHEI.nQN,
, 1873-10-08


Special Dispatch 10 The Chicago Tribune.
DAVENPORT, Iowa, Oct. 7.-Tho Supreme
Court OF Iowa, October term, convened in this
city this morning. Thoro wore prosont Chiof
Justice Beck and JudgoH Miller and Cole. Judge
Day will arriyo this evening. Attorney-0 0oneral
Cutts and Clork Linderusau were also in attend
ance. The following caaos were submitted this
morning:
County submitted on printed argument.
Couftwright '. Deeds, appealed from Washington
County; submitted on printed argument
Underwood '. Hafc, appealed from Washington
County submitted on printed argument.
Tho First National Bank Of Mount Pleasant Y. Con-
gor appealed from Washington County submitted OIL
printed argument.
Boric '. Nlarsha, appealed from Washington couu~
ty submitted on printed argument.
Clinton County tor school fund.- =. Buttarheld,
from Clinton County; submitted on printed argu-
Mayors Y. Mutual Life Insurance. Company Of CHI
oago, appellant from Clinton County; submitted on
Campbell, appellant, '. Myera, ct a., from Clinton
County; submitted on printed argument.
Lake ct al. y Gray ct al., appellants from Clinton
County; submitted on printed argument.
Bond r. Day1h, appellant from Marshnn County
affirmed. Opinion by Cole, J.
James '. Day, appellant from Lucas County; At
Armed. Opinion by hlller,J
Gibson, appellant, y. Howe, from Clark County.
Opinion by Beck, g. J.
, 1873-10-08

ton, tho jdgn6nt wns affirmed Tor wank Of brcss md
abstracts. Tho order Of nrmAnco will bn set aside,
for saeis'Aelory reasons shown by t1o stli!avlt Me
cause placed al tho foot ot tue Docket, Ind It Is onc
aa. v,,s i s W.; w1sxrn + ,.o,e, ,x :,
thls csse icre II motion hy n11ncllco for an oxcu-
sion of limo to o briofs It appears that toro arc
4e% h.s s s Is b4e Tay ashcP
be ono Of Importance, and for the rcaaons suggested,
tho uppeloo Will havo thirty days In which to o ll]a
briefs,
NEW MOTIONS,
oo e = Ia s &C T. T.
i5;~o'sssass ! rss. Ct 4. The p brighten % 4 ce s's
e.ya n n pas Fl reeo aa nsr aa
filed, Motio1, SLOWED and record fi!od. Also motion
to extend no for lng aprcllees briof until Monday
2oi-rovia Wornoeko At a1 y. Jo1,ann 1a,nhca. Mo-
M 9p for ,"a'so S1tsn5S OF time for appellants to flo BRIEFS
251-William II. Phillips ct al " Robert alor. No
Paninn Nf,stssjnpt 1aiirood 5on,ranv y Thu
Farmers Loan h Trst Company ct III. Motion BY up.
nnroe 's sar &
cases, ney Sons 1oiwecn n t1e same part'cs' aa
iu ssynas Lam Trst n oo,npapy
Grant aoortch for ,,so of. Gc Motion for leays 10
S S!1YpEmy neseor ~ jacob tcpsu Motion 10
t54-Charloa Fo]iauabco '. John b. Parker. Motion
Ia extend linn far 1nu hriofa On boha]f Of npneant
45o-john +. Eberhart '. O.. ii, b st. r. H. Il. %.
Hamc in0{jnn ~ -
xoi-Warron Dunn v, William Il. Hafght Motion 10
axfeud fln tuenty inya for nrpotjnnt "a file Briefs
ooo-Hobcrt II, Fisl, v Wilson II. stubbins.
Mr. r)ant--J hnvh fejl short record In that oABe,
and u1oyc The iamseal Of tho appeal without lanages
A1,ncoi tils1nisaeJ
Mr pent movod that Henry J. Mif1n 10 admitted
tn nractIce on ]fccugo from the Stato Of rennByl-
yanla,
rnr o.1,, mr. r,,r noorsr
Tim ca1 nj tho iocSot was then niagc BY tho Cllcf
,nnt;rn nn5 I'm nnvrrn1 rasns ysoTo lsnosoI If IN
manner following;
38l--Jaroslav b. Dp1ohradsky ct al. '. Jacob Kuhn
Tnkon on cai}.
S81--Auc0 u. van Nhneo f. 4lnlotu1 III. bEauIcJ et
al. Iakon On eaH n.,,.,,
3S3-hafon Ooon '. Al'eoean ccnera' la1l1oao oom-
, 1873-10-08
RAILWAY mon, wo6t to Joliet yesterday to vlow,
tho Jo1tot Iron and. Stool Works..


tho Joltot Iron aud. Stool Works.
Agood1y audience assembled in tho Congroga-
tional Church OF Evanston, yesterday, to wituoss
tho MARRIAGE Of Dr.. Frank Wilder aul hIKa
Mario Huae. Hiss Huno IL q daughter of tho
Roy. 0. 1Iuso. md nd, has lived In Evanston from
priotor of tho Tromont House, Boston.
Il o'clock tho brlda1 party arrived anti
paaHoa up, tho .ais1o, attracting, tho
attention ard ntnlration of, tho audience,
Tic ceremony. wore eosomnzcd by Dr.. q. u.
Fowler, presfdont OF tho Northwestern Unver-
sity. Efr. and Mrs. Wilder loft Evanston on M
afternoon train for their homo in Boston, whith-
Or thoy aro followed by tho prayers anil vol
wishes Of their many frlontls.
Chnrlottc Cus1,man will begin III engagement
of two wooka at MoVfckor'a Theatre OH Monday,
Ges a2 a's:nas Z nssnry y v f ad Maav ss ao
beth htiss Cushman has no equal In tho abovo
difficult characters, and tho play-going peoplo
Of Chicago mud tho surrounding cities will at!ost
tlcir appreciation OF lior goni.la by atton1ing
boing 11iss Cnshlnan's farowe1l tour through tho
country no ora should fail to Witness her won
! dorful impersonatonH. After hor engagement
at MeVickors, Miss Clsl!1nan VIII, during tic
port, Tololo, and Detroit. sho viii appear in
her famous characters, supported by tlrstclass
stock company.
from the american Register Pariy) Of Sept.
20, wo obtain tho following list of ClicAgoans At
q trnr rnJ Mas AvNr ~ n H;celo,y onS fn.,s
v Mas ~ aunn V,tca ~ NhraSoiu, ". .rsl as,,
Aliss Carrie J. Fish, Or. L. =. HAmline, DR..
Marcus r, Hatfeid, Mrs. 4. 3. Hitchcock md
Il. 4. Hitchcock, Miss Mary Hubbard DR.. Z. T.
1ngalB, 1lrH. Edward 1s,nm, DR., j. b. Jor.
dah md family. Addison D. Kelley
Afra. 9. II. kollogg Miss Minnie Kimba1l,
Mrs. 8. Al. Mygatt, Samuel n. Nickerson, Mrs,
n sinear onI XVaitor gtnoar Nfra t11onraa =
ami1i. es,,, ~ T;o,,,nnnJ erItH s,rar3os 49, 70
N.aiaa "u4 Ms.'nr H. wa Mra 49,, nias
nm Mr mi N{rS n " vii nruaao1a. y u
! Andrua, Alias Sto1la s. Reod aud Arthur Road
| Gonova: II. g. Kellogg, I. N. Arnold and
| family. Lucorno: Eugene L. Gravos, tho Roy.
Hobart. Wiosbaden Mrs. Olark and family.
| Vionna: AIr. and Mrs. L. II. Doldenweck. q. q.
| Goodyear and 4. F. Goodyear.
| IN GENERAL.
| It is announced TINT Miss Thackoray {laug],-
ter Of tho great English novelist, ard herself u
popular wrltor of romance, will visit this coun-
| try next year.
r,.on,,,.o ,,oa.oo,a II ,,n,,,, ,,,o.,. -.
x,; ntnnn11M n 10 usuAf 4uiotiy ~ ~
tinn,n, Aotot 49,, ,,oi =. w. y Meany gen-
.i .ion, WV . nuna u. H oHo se ptoin'noat pos1-
-.
~ uan s ouGn :.a & - tno oonsn
tra,'n % wa,o' WV "ns .sn sn.s cty sosae
NJ tho ,son1v GonaTa 10 of tat nor" tnG o a ~
ra.;J;,,, J.; M WI, ~ H., H. oo 10
porn .;1,,,e h. ~" 'oi" ~ 4no p4o'oi'1 '''ao-'eo
4o'" t'to'"e'
! We aro enabled to state, on private inf0rma-
! ton OF q trustworthy character, tlat tho Pres
ident las not rendered the office Of Ohiof Justice
himself to that gentleman On the subject
Indianapolis Journal.
, 1873-10-08

VIRGINIA OYSTER COMPANY,

n. / H.. UIfAMDENIAtNE, propriotors, dualuts in
0anns Kes' end shell qSstoIs qhamba!a!no'. Whs;f.
d9eu ao.!elted. The Kenutuq lSnn tlayea aud lsosn
, 1873-10-08

Special Dispatch to Tia Chicago Tribune.
OTTAWA, Oct. 7.-Yho Supreme Court met at
o'clock purat1ant to adjournment, aud traus-
aotod tho following business:
NJ Nh, JUSTICE CRAIG.
879-A. II. Nltllor y Robert +. A1egucr ct al. mo-
ton is male In thA for continuance. TIE af~
dayt upon which It 1s hasod ia not sufficient aud tho
motion lH oVerrAlel.
ny NIL. JU8TIUE SHELDON.
489-A. r. Templa v. JA1nnH u. johuspn ot al
a93-Willlam II. LIoyt V. George w. Tuxbury. In
thcso raacs motions ar1 nale to extend luo 10 flo
briufs. Tho motion IL allowed aud tho time extended
twenty days.
IT mr. JuBT1OE MALLfsTEH.
Sll-I.zxle N. UAaxs '. Ua!visl ne Wolf. TAia Ia
motion to aet aaite q Judgment Of ahr1nancs. Tho
Judgment rouGrol for Wnut of hr1efs 1t apreara
fhe brafs wcro atrcady in tle CLERKS Office hut by
mistake, tlley not entered On tho docket. Tho
mutton Ia allowed,
nv MR. IuarlCE aCoTT.
376-f1cnry j. East Y. Oliver ". Grow, Thore WAS
motion tor leave to flls additional record, aud place
tic a the foot Of the docket. Pending this mo
, 1873-10-08
SEALED PR ROPOSALS

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