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Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-11-13

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gri9Itterung on5elsen:
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meinl 6aftli9 in einen 3elte, pie es 10 Der
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jener ]9retli1en 9}o6t talnpirt 9otte
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uno bprtbin gebrod)t. 9ln leineln &0rpe'
befonoen ]i6 a6t flofienoe WunOen, po1
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, boB ct ben Mann ermoroet Dobe> oenn e
, bate 1ie beioe berou6t uno mar oonl
: oef(pheu. W}on blie6 10 lal1ge III Den
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(9luS BET Mmcrifa.)

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bet peil mon ia 10 lei6t basjenige fir
,uabr pber tpobr19einli6 Ddlt, mas man
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beber Der prote eittotb bolil6cn Bepesun9
boftebt unb jekt erlt Die Sra9lpeite oes
aus perlebtem Gtol5e untcrnommenen
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brei Wo6en uno no6 in Der olener Mo=
he in RDln, ebenfa am Sage Der 9e=
mein1 oftli6en Mollfabrt til &epelaer
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lens 9ebDrt baben> tuollen mir gut &ennt=
nib eSbrer 2e1er bringen; Dbne abcr lel=
ber fir bic gSabrDeit ber @abe etr5ulte=
fen. 9Dainser, 10 beibt es, fat Iett Dem
pfienen Muf ftreten Der Yrpteittatbollten
lid oller oeiltli9en Mn1tsperrid)tungen
ent6alten, in ben 1ebten M&onaten ben
l1mgon9 NIT 1einen @elinnungssenonen
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febl6afreit 1i9 pom Pri1aate lps9elogt>
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ebemaliqen Treunbe ,n0 @6iiler boben
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mus ancrfannt uno ausoriidli6 senannt
pprOen 1T.
slus 5uperld1Ii9er Nuele loiHen mir
boB por Sobresfrilt oen preu bil9en Vi-
1d1fen sic 9ldn5enofen gerlpre6ungen
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ber &ebdlter be5 &lcrlls, lppie 5ur 9c=
bung ibrer perl6iebenen slnltolten Elm
ni6t unbetrd6tli6er Sbeil bes Ntilllar=
ben]egens in l9ere Nuslibt 9eltellt unl
in nonNer @ialibt sr1berc Treibelt uni
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bic &ir6enfiir}tel1 in 8e5ug ouf bic neucl
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leilten ,Oollten. 9ic1e a6er tan6en felt
beionbers our@ Die 8orte beS gll@oTs
pon Main5 9efrdftigt iuelGer init "ar''1
Doftem Wll1tbe bcrporDob> oob IN 9e9ci1
tpartigem @treitc es lib I'M Yrln5lp1e'
banole> bic man, ,ucnn mont l1lDt Ner
rQtber an ber Deili9en @of9e ,peroel
,uolle NIT aler GntlbieoenDcit 1elb1
nit Sc fabr ber peri l0nli0en Trel9eit I'M
bes 2ebens perf fe0ten miiiie. Sic etiu
eintretenoen 1@redli@en Tol9en bdtte,
nid)t 1ie 81 berol1ttuortcn 1ol1Dcrll Dl
SrGger Ser @toatsgewalt, lte Mi bte
entI I6ieoen burGgreifen uno olles 9lnoer
Der @eisbeit @ottes iiberloNen.
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D,REcToRY FOR ADVERTISERS.

AsTRoLoGY.ELEvEsIH PAc.-Third column.
solSm column
BOARD AND LODGING wANTED-NIsTH PAeE-Finh
BRooSIYN REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-srcosD PAGE
BUSINESS '0SiPr oSiFPProRTuxIrrEs-srcosD PAcr-Fourth
BuslSsss Hsss NoT1cEs-srvrsru pAo.-Finn and sixth
sss szHss:ess
cLERRs SSiS%s AND sALEsxEs-rwrnrrH PAe.-zhlrd col
sB
isErA AfS'S%%saEnipsE.rvrs.u p.erran and
S9gSSy s.s.s@d sss@s column
BSf Bwksa aHSS HOUSES rs In FSsssuro AND vs
fs1 Ts1s eS,g%n
ESiHSSSVkSiSSsaE aEI..sssa p1ssasl.iS column.
TO LET
is;. :s"s P...-
HELP s''y%H yW%aHkrEp-pEMALHs-rw pAor-secona
HELf sla pAe.-Fou-tn COL
HoR sE;. CARRIAGES 4c.-F,Rsr PAcr-rhird, fourth
and fifth columns
Hotsss Rooms, s'v'a &C. WasTs5@s.r,.rn s9sSn PAGE
6S agPs2h oss asR
LOAN oFFiCEs. ELEVENTH PA0x---Thrd column
MxRsLE
.ilIfNEE7 AND e4i1 r4onFnh
MrscELIHNEoUs ADvERTIsEMENTs-Trsrn PAGE
MuslcALMsEcosp MuSsHlcALAssnI r.cEHsixth Column '0'.
NEW cesn
PERs0NAlmF,RsT NJ L., "a PAcE~First column I p r-..
POST OFFIGE NOTIcE-FRsr PAor-sixth column.
PRoFEssIoNAL SITUATIONS sWANTED-FEMALEs-
orT o fs 1lT FOR SALE OR TO
RENT-SKcoND PAGE-Frst. second and third col
REAL Estate TO ExcnANGE-sscosD PAor-rhird
REAL EsrArE WANTED SECOND PAcn-1hird column.
RELIGIOUS NoTICEs-Fmsr PAGE-Fifth and sixth
F4s.5sesona column
SITUATIONS su NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE
- First and second columns
SITUATIONS sWANTED-MALES-TwELFrH PAGE-Third
SPECIAL NoTIcEs-FrRsr PAor-second and third
sPoRTiSG-DoGs, BIRDS, Ac.-Frnsr pAcr-rhird
SUMNER REsORTs-Nrsru PAcK-sixth column.
THE TRADES-TwELrTH PAGE-Fourth and fifth col
FL LII scR sSH@
TRAvELLERS sS'' GUIDE-EIEvrsru pAcE-sixth col.
UNF6RNisHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
TWELFTH pAGE=sixth column
WANTED To PAcEEThird p 7n column
noh OR
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,. &C.-sEcoND PAGE-Ffth col
umn.
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g EALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT Tht
g. Grand and Elm streets sad M or sppyns e
Coal and required for the public schools ," this city
0S SAY i nine s' thoasand ooD tons OF coal les
1sssse mSs se q The best qualify white ash
stove and sizes in good order two thosamd two nun
hSed Tsrsa apf IL 0f ny 5ns q the several bdn At
such times and in such ausnes as required by the Com
The PROPOSALS must the mines from which it j.
i pdgDo'sa nes named accepted price psr
sa two NV two ana forty 6 @
a. 4 M ,zc ons ns na
hundred Ca0oj tons OF nut slzs.
less slsa .srss D feet long and not 'hTss 3
The pine wood must be Of the best quality and
than three N feet six o. inches long The Proposs mus,
cubic feet solid measure Tor both oak and pine wood.
and also the price pcr cus for saving and splitting per
By the conmttss supplies the wood win ,b o IL.
q e % s bo q re
delivered At the schools IS $ 81 uy to the IS 18th Of
sspiembcr and ihe Teaindef required By the Com
mse Supplies said wool bpn oas ana mill aN nDa mus
piled vaults % Or bns.r N. ,cnc9
ns sSaiss SsnssS' until tic sI
be y 's SIGMA
nS s s awsa
Of ae .Ssq. . Nor % n. and sd noo
u sns must Ss the
plies Board Of Edacsion and should be ss
Committee reserve the risht to reject any all the
''''' SSSSs kSSssa J. pEHsDStTE5 EHHasfDaSHtws5s comm,..
iATfS SxyiS Sr4x6SH. \ i4Ix65sHHsD supple.
Nuv YoRx, May II. lS7S
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HORSES. CARRIAGES. &C.
I BARKER CHASE'S
| "A CITY AUCTION MART AND NEW YORK TAT
| TERsALLS, CORNER or BROADWAY AND THIRTY
| NINTH STREET


SSssSs Ss sET zsS E4
MAJOR q. W. BARKER AUCTIONEER.
sSERs f!fs isb
TWENTY FOUR hours allowed ior triad
N2FsE su sS Sres mxRr n se state
having the proper facilities for showing Horses ON sale
LARGE DRIVING RING entirely under cover.
CATALOGUES
fsa IT Horses sysT at
public sale coal Goa black 6 high years old bred in Ken
and !. pearsnce; extra sharp traveller; afraid q moth
nE no faults nor vices and warranted sound and kind
soy SESTEkaASs MI ss' Ro%6 TURNOUT comprising the ts
county e's s 1Gn SreG
ysars o g. an extra hne game and easy driver can
road & TOO i"ni for him. flowing name and tail and war
Road Wagon. Harness. Blankets, &c Sold close part
TWo FINE NEW. SHIFTING top Road Wagons. sold
no PAY ADVANCES, ONE set nne coupe Harness, one
n?s SsE 81 s,Ss1s %sF HxPSEss HhS'Hs WAGON nearly
the Maine is hish years old Isa an sissan ss
and extra samy driver can show so the pole single
nor vices and and kind sold to close
s n sSssE k1An ss h
raSpc aay Nevis BRED BY the ate anie, whm9Ie q
he pole saH 's ssse msfe Would nn make ns
ONE FINE SIDE SPRING CONCORD Wagon, built by
FOR ACCOUNT OF WHOM it may concern, a ane
young bay work Horse, is1s high, years old good
Use HAMS Harness. Horse Clothing
elSS PiSh BaY c6ScH Horse ls high years old free
and pleasant driver would make fine business horse;
sss H% Ks Ho$ss WAGONS s.s
SALES NEVER PosTFoNED on account Of weather
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HERALD BRANCH OFFICE, BROOKLYN,
IA. corner OF Fulton avenue and Bocrum street.
Open from b A. NJ. togP NJ.
On Sunday from Sto qP M.

(yHEAP IRA ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS PROBLEM WOULD
~ be solved II lighteI locomotives could draw
ehectnally and on heavier grades a civil engineer
70 turn round point which is not their centre and gy
acting then like cams Capital solicited. Address
Oh. j. QCETIL, g. E., Bergen, N. j,
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A LOST CAUSE, EVENING STAR, LoCH rAY. OFF
N Scarb0ro. and all other first class chromos in
.ye gold frames; George Washington, Martha Washing
other cee6rities oval gold frames easy nsanent
or cash. Agents wanted everywhere. No. 81 Nassau
street, room ID
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GIrAR ANTEEn

A -ssodoo' nuApANrprn
by the Farmers and Drovers' Bank of Louisville will
be distributed lot under authority special egis-
lativc act, among tckethoders Of Third Grand Git
Concert in aid of Public Library Of Kentucky Louis
y,iIs XII M positively and uneauivocay on Tuesday,
Certificate of the Treasurer.
OFFICE OF farmers AND DROvKRs' BANK,
LOUISVILLE, KY, April I, 1873 !
This is to cert,fy that there in the Farmers and
Drovcrs' Bank, the credit of the Third Grand
Concert tho benefit OF the Public Library Kentucky
5Oo which has been apart by the Managers pay
out snsa iss purpose ana TINS HyEcH Cashier
ncr, without any discounts being deducted.
Only u limited number OF tickets in the scheme remain
unsod, and all who desire to participate buy
allowed for tickets in quantity club orders Gifts v;z
One tsTann tHt UasH
One Grand Gir, Cash. $4,000
One Grand Gtff Casn 25,OOO
One Grand Cash Gilt 2oUU
One Grand Cash Gilt 10000
One Grand Cash Gin. 5000
"a Cash Gifts OF l00O each 2AOGO
50 Cash GIFTS OF $500 $4,000
80 Cash GIFTS Of Sf00each ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $1,000
100 Cash Gifts Of $500 each. ch................ 5000
$50 Cash Gifts of $AD each 5000
$50 Cash Gifts OF $00 each. 5000
1900 Cash Gifts Of $40 each ................. $1,000
Total 10000 GIFTS all cash. $500 COO
Tickets $40: Halves, IS: Quarters, 81 60
Hon. Ex-Governor Thomas +. Bramette, of Kentucky,
has charge the business Of the Concert for Trustees
sales made special deposit with the Fourth National
Bank of New York. Send money by Post office order,
DRIFT, registered letter or express prepaid
tcuiars apply to the General Agency supply '"'
THOMAS H. HAYS CO., 6Os Broadway. New York
-pOVAT UAVANA tOTTERy On CuRA
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ENoR sALE-FINE BUSINESS GIG; ALSO HORSES,
Trucks and Harness COS First avenue, near Thirty
fourth street
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--=--4-l-sis - - -
THE TURF.

T,ROTTING AT FLEETWOOD PARK-ON SATURDAY,
i May IL at O'Clock. Sweepstakes OF $780, mile
meats, best three in five, In harness.
william Lowell enters b. m Topsey.
7. simmons enters blk. 8. Eph.
Pierce Hayders enters b. IN. Lady Annie.
H. J. Anderson enters blk g. Winfield.
VIM II. VAN COTT Superintendent.
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PROPOSALS FOR MONUMENT.-THE COMMITTEE
il appointed to erect a soldiers monument at Beverly
j. will receive plans and proposals until June for the
erection Of said monument The height must be not less
than so feet material marble or granite ami the shaft
surmountcd by soldier at rest or other patriotic de
subbase Designs must be submitted with proposals and
included In the No design will be paid tor
ratciy The whole to be paid for when complete. The
committee reserve the right 70 reject any or all propo
TOWNSEND. Secretary. Beverly. Burlington county
n. j,
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PROPOS AIS.

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
~ Sealed proposals viii pc received by the under.
constructing sewers Fourth avenue and inter
scctng streets between Forty ninth street and Harlem
River points where the Improvement OF Fourth
will render the present sewers useless Plans speci
cations and forms OF ready Mt this
Office The undersigned reserve the right 70 reject
and all bids which they deem prejudical to the in
tercsts represented by them.
ALLAN &c so.ANMurBELL. .Nu ls Board Of
EDWD IT, TRACY, Fourth Avenue
l. c. BUCKHOUT, Improvement
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ENOR sALE-A FINE PAIR OF.CARRIAaE HORSES,
.o,, 1Sa hands high, and YEARS old: bright bays;
sounn ana KIND in single AM double arne ST. can DC seen
at MI ELDkRD'S stables, No. West Forty NTH street
Inquire tor Mr.. Townsends horses
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C,EALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED BY THE
- school Trustees of The Tenth ward. at the office OF
the Clerk the Board of Education corner OF Grand
and Elm streets until Monday, MAJ ~ 1873, and until
O'Clock r NJ on said day for the Desks seais ana other
required tor Primary School No. u oil Ludlow
street. Delaney street.
Also at the same time and place. proposals will be
received for the Steam Heating Apparatus for said
school
Plans and specifications may be the office
Superintendent Of school Buildings, las Grand street
third floor.
Two respon ble and approved surctcs will be required
from each successful bidder proposals will not be con
The Trustees reserve the right reject any all OF the
proposals offered. -
ALONZO TRUESDELL,
HENRY X. KO0ME.
J. b. TAYLOR, NJ. d.,
HUGO GDRSCH,
PETER DENNERLElN,
Board of School Trustees, Tenth ward.
Dated NEw YoRK, May II, 1873.
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DIX REwARD-LosT, ON THE MORNING OF THE
Oe) 18th inst ON Forty street. Seventh
and Eighth avenues young black and tan Slut named
Fan. Return to l4l " est Fortyfft street.
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POST OFFICE NOTICE.

DOsT OFFICE NoTICE.-THE MAILS FOR EUROPE
l during the week ending saturday May II 1879, will
at II A. NJ. and on Saturday at and II A. NJ
T. l.. JAMES Postmaster
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n OsT.-THE GENTLEMAN WHO TOOK THE MEMO.
il randum Book from ceatn Ramps barber .t.vr on
Liberty street Thursday afternoon, VII please return
The same, with all Its contents 10 rooms 10ann IL at is
assau street. ard no quo,tions asked.
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LOST AND FOUNr.

L,OUND-ON MADISON AVENUE, 18TH INSTANT
II Purse, containing small sum of money which tn q
have by proving property and paying for this
advertisement I. II. ANTHONY, 549 Broadway
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OST-ON MONDAY NIGHT LAST, A le-FOoT -FOUR
IL cared nowboat painted lead color; no brand, Al
where she may be found, JOHN MURPHY, Boa
Builder foot West Forty.ninth street, North River.
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PRICE FOUR CENTS.


(tALvARY BAPTIST CHURCH.-R. s. MACARTHUR
pastor. preacnes tomorrow morning and evening
Of his past0rate. ~
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E,OR sALE-PAIR BAY HORSES lsts HANDS, AND
n . years, warranted sound and kind xsca. Rocka
way carriage shifting glass ront double Harness.
both but little used; price sl,601 McNamaras stable,
Seventy-third street ana Fourth Avenue or BRUINS.
MOORE Il CO, AS Broadway
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d. On REWARD FOR THE RETURN OF AN ENGLISH
VAV Greyhound uemale), mouse color, with gray
nose, No. 6West Nineteenth street.
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r OsT-IN LANDING AT CuNARD DOCK, wEDNEs-
IL day evening" n black morocco Travelling Bag with
own rs name attached by ticket liberal reward will
,,e paid Tor its return to ll9 Fifth avenue.
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DOR sALE-A GOOD WORK HORSE YEARS, l6
hands, sold for want Of use. Apply in basement 63l
Hudson street
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APPROXIMATION PRIZES.

TUEODOR ZscHoCH,
lie Nassau street
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E,OR SALE. CHEAP-TWO sPRINKLING WAGONS
IL tor streets To be Quirks stables,
l25th street, near Eighth avenue.
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(yHURCH OF THE MESSIAH, PARK AVENUE COR.
" ner Thirtyfourth street-Rev. Henry Powers Morn
ing suhect-"rhe Use OF Churches evening eryce Of
praise, with short sermon. Public invited - ~ "
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ENOR SALE-A LARGE BAY HORSE SUITABLE
for Ice wagon or coal cart Apply at 70 Mott street,
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1873-03-19

hope the words have quoted will be
stricken out, and that atheism and infdelity
will be considered alone in reference to the
credi6iHty, not the competency of witnesses.
The 18th section of this chapter says, "if
in the prosecution of an appeal, new testi-
mony is offered, which in the Judgment of an
appellate court has an important bearing on
the case, it shall be competent for the court
to refer the cause to the inferior court for a
new trial." &c. Now in the 9th chap, sec.
II, find the following: "The clerk shall,
without delay, attach together the charges,
the answer, the citations, and returns thereto,
the minutes herein required to be kept
These papers when so attached shall consti-
tute 'the record of the cause. In case Of
removal of the cause by appeal or complaint,
the lower court shall transmit the record
thus prepared to the higher court with the
notice of appeal, and the reasons therefor,
if any shall have been filed. Nothing whach
is not contained IN this record shall be taken
into consideration in the. higher court" 1t
will thus be leen that tho appellate court is
not only prohibited from hearing new testi
mony, but that even the existence of such
evidence cannot be suggested to it, Because
the appellate court is absolutely prohibited
from considering any thing not embraced in
"the record;" which record is made up of
certain specific items, among which the ex-
istence of new testimony is not included.
The object of chap. 9, sec. IA, could be
attained by substituting for it a clause, au-
thorizing the appellate court, when it is sat-
is6ed that there ID important testimony, Of
the existence of which the appellant was ig
norant at the time of the trial, or for other
good and sufficient reasons could not pro-
duce, to remand the cause for new trial.
There are other particulars in which l
would like to see the "rules" amended, but
| forbear. The amendments which have
suggested, if they should, haply, meet the
approval Of the Chufssean be made with
Isl lnesrihg the arrangement of the
book. I. NJ. W.