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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1873-03-13
( COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
~ Woodstock Va. Feb. llth. 1874

Alex bowman's Adm,r. TO Plaintiffs and
:. Jaeub Believer others ', cor et I rnsd.
You are hereby notified tina; | have ixed up-
Oh The Gh Of March 1879 at NV office in Wood
stock. 10 take the accounts REQUIRED by de,rea
IN sald cause. viz: lst. 70 asc ertain what liens
ON the land in the bill and proceedings INC ntisn.
ri aud especially any created pro' TO .sIe y,
same I" ti""rr. I'd The amount of unpaid ,.ur-
ehAct none, due by Clever to the estate O;
sand iowman and any ,'th"r matter deemed H.,
tinetf %" either party nav reqnire At which
hme arr place you are required to attend Civ
en- unuermy hand as Con- NJ sioner in Chaucerv
OF The Circuit Court of shenandoah county, the
day aud year Hrss aforesaid.
:, r. W. MAuEUDE4
Feb. l3-lw
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" FORMERLY HoovER's.
MAIN - REET, WINCHEfiJ Il. IA
H. L. BAXTER, - Irop,i,tor
- Facilities for stabling unsurr assed.
- Accommodation good. Charges moderate
- The travelling public invited to give this
hCure trial.
+ Mare ct.
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" RGISlA u WIT:

Ia the Clerks Office OF the County Court
OF Shenan.'cah, Eeby. llth, 1873; In Vaca-
ton,
'o'eph hapths' Conpl't,
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1873-03-13

in the Clerk Office of The County Court
OF shenandoah. January IS, 1873:
y 'EiIas Hottie 81. use r.. Walton and
samuel Cofimaa Comm.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1873-03-13

must i,'iisle.s +. lie aidciiakers. And
adm ast be-et dc lest a, alits, and Tic wnr;
INST be d'ne in excellent style and in "a sub
, 1873-01-08
THE WEATHER.
War Department rr0EnOAtfcntt0ns-
ELECTRIC GsLlcnlOlal ellsttt.

Electric P1lCm0lMeMtttt.
WAN DEPARTMENT., OFFICE OF THE CHIEF
lsEronTs ron THE BENEFIT OF CoMMEnoE,
WASHINGTON. D. G., Jim. 7.-probnnilitics.-
For Now England, onstorly TO Houthorly winds,
falling barometer, rising temperature md in
Middle statcs, falling barometer, rising temrer-
aturo, increasing to frosh aud br1als Southeast
orly and aoutherly winds, md cloudy woather,
with worry probably rain ovor tho northorn por-
Eaatorn Gull oousts to tho Ohio Valley, oastorly
and weatoriy, falling barometer rising
temperature, and gonerally cloudy woathor
X XaoR1 R5RSee o %M %M t o qxsG Yo2 9oesss % sss t sd
aud Michigan. aouthorly winds, rising tompora-
ture, aud cloudy wenthor, with rain ovor Ohio
Indiana, aud southern Michigan, but snow over
tho northern portion Of Michigan, wind shitting
Wednesday, with clearing woathor on Wcdnos-
day night. From ArltnuBas to Lakes Michigan
and Superior md for Tue Northwest, brisk aud
high nortllory to woatorly winda, rnpdly rising
barometer, low temperature, and clearing but
partly cloudy wcatllur. For tho Woatorno Gulf
btatos, winds voering 10 westerly and north
westerly and falling temperatures.
CLINTON. Iowa, Jan. IA snowstorm, acconl-
panied by q high wind and striking electrical
phenomena, aot in about o'clock this evening.
It commenced woBt Of horo Tho wileB aro seri-
ouhly tntorforcd with.
DEnAlo1NEs, Iowa, Jan. 7.-Thoro. was o high
wind hero this evening, accompanied by c1octri-
cal phonomona, which interrupts telograpllng.
OMAHA, Mob, jan. Tt haA been blowing q
perfect gallo hero sinco hall-pnBt II o'clock thia
morning. Tho force OF tho wind Aoems now to
bo spent. During this time there has boon con-
slderaIlo atmospheric electrical display.
Special Despateh to 7he Chicago 1+f6une
DEs MONIES, Jan. IA pcvoro wind md SNOW
storm passed. through Western Iowa this utter
noon. Tho snow is about eight inchoa doop
I'M hn T1nuh Vail nni1r Il
traina arc all snow bound botween this city and
| EuOkuk. tonight.
, 1873-01-08
MISCELLANEOUS LOCAL ITEMS,

At half-paBt 8 o'clock, yesterday afternoon,
tho Bhow-window Of tho lades' furnishing store,
No: 471 State street, occupied by Leopold, COIN
d Co., took fro, and VAS damaged about $500;
fully insured in the dermauia, Of Pennsylvania.
Tho building, throe-story frame, is owncd by
William Dodo. This fire. which waa oxtinguishod
on btill alarm by the steamer Rice, ia tho sec-
ond i'll tho sanao plnco within week..
Dotactvo Simmons did n good day'sworl yes
terdsy. Besides finding tho principal witness in
tho LarBon murder caue, and the knife with
which tho swelo was killed, he last oyoning
nrroBtod man named William II. Korr, who IL
charged with having robbed John LANG,
Bcotchman, Of 8l65. The crmo WAS committed
on Thanksgiving night, In q dtsreputablo place
Varieties. Lning was standing at tho bar, when
Korr and another man approached him. Ono
Of thom pushctl his hut osor his eyoB, and the
other picked his pocket. korr Inns not snce
been soen In tho city until last night when ho
was found III another coucort-saloon on Madison
street,
a number Of colorod men and hoys, residing
on or near Fourth ayonno, furnished solao OK
citing work for tho police Of tho First Precinct
last evening. Detectives blayton aud Gallagher
arc suspected Of having committed some of tho
minor deprolationa which have been reported at
Police Headquarters Of Into. While they were
passing by Janos Earloy's. saloon, No. 222
Fourth avenue. Will tho prisoners, T.
carouBIng within, rushed out upon them ind 1ln-
dortook to roBcuo thoso who wero in custody,
The officers, AZ d matter Of course, resisted,
wl.ersupon thoy woro throatonol with injury
orioB, tonding to nelto riot and Influence those
who woro ncArost tho detectives, wore hoard OH
all sides, and, for time, the prospect loohod
Aorious. Two or three patrolmen went to tho
assistance Of slayton and Gallagher, and Bnc..
ceoded In restraining tho crowd until
n nj
Duokley waa inforlnoA Of tho disturbance, ho
organized platoon, md rAlttea Enrloy'H ossab-
lBhwont. The koeper aud 81 iimates woro ar
rested,. and locked up OH the charge OF kooring
understood that tho Mayor will 10 requested to
reyoho tho llceuBe Of this saloon, it III conBid-
orad dangerous place, froquontel by none but
colored roWlfeB antl loaferY.
, 1873-01-08

L1vEnrooL, Jan. I'll a. .m.-Four, sos. Wheat
Winter, 12e912s Sd spring, lis Gd@12s 4d white,
12s Sd@l2s lod; club. las 3l@l3s Cd. Corn, asa Va.
Pork. 62s 3D. Lard SIS 3D. Recelpts Of wheat for tho
last hrco dnys, 44,ooo quarters 10000 Of which
American.
L,vEeroor, Jan. - ?. m.--Msrkct unchanged.
L1vEnPooI, Jan. - ?. m.-Brcndstufla lower.
white laa 7d@12s dd ; club, lss ad@1ss Ad, Corn,
23s Gh928s Oil.
L1yENrooI, Jan. rs p. m.-31arket unchanged.
Receipts Of for the past three days. 1900 quarters
900 American.
LnNpoN, Jan. Z 5p na.-Consols-Nonoy, 02x !;
account, 03f: nonda-5-2os of 'o5, o3}s; 6-2oa Of
ct. 931S 10-i0s, 8oE now 6s 00A.
The amount OF bullion withdrawn from the Bank Of
England to-day c46.00o Tho ratio OF discount for
throo 1nonthB' bills III open market IL }5 Per cont
below bank rate. ~
pAR1s, Jan. 7.-Rcntca, b3f, B2c.
LIyrHroo1., Jan. 7.-Cotton quiet; middling up
lands, 10A@l014d; Orleans, 0H@10hd saca 10 900
bales for speculation; export, 1000 ba'cs American,
5000 bales.
BreadHtnGa dull California white wheat, average,
l27 7d912a 9a club, 1as 2d9lss Id red spring, 1la
6l@l?s 50 winter, 12s@l2s 2d. Flour, sos. Corn,
28s dtG529s 0d.
Cheese, o3s. Cumberland middlos, sss Cd; short
riba, 8Ga.
Receipts OF corn for tho past three days. 5000 qra
Of which :, 600 qrs American. Nacea Of wheat
for the past three days, 600 qrs Of which $4,000 Qrs
Mero AmoriC1u.
, 1873-01-08

inchos. Tho Nlonongahola In froo from 1oating
leo, md tho quantity III tllo Allegheny ia grcatly
dlnlinishctl, Tho Anna will depart thin ovoning.
Tho Exchange is announced for tlio galno time,
bat may not got OF before Tomorrow. Seyernl
tows with coal hnrgos departed this morning,
Otllers aro rapidly preparing to loavo tllin nfer
noon and evening. Tho woator hoing rathor
favorable At pregont, 1t Is thought that most Of
tho coal eot will got out On Tho proaont wator.
Tho 1ronsitlos mud bargou aro loading for Now
Orleans.
OArno, ILL.,, jan. 7.-StonnlorB arriyod-John
Kylo, from Now Orlenna, tho Andy Daun, from
Memphis. Dopartel-Tho City Of Chester, for
Memphis @. D. Church, for Cincinnati; tho
Andy Darnl, for Mon,phia. Tho leo Is pasBny
hero from tl.o brokon gorge in tho Ohio. Woath-
or clear md tlawing.
EyAHBy1LIE, Ind, Jan, lit was alternately
curry II to loo. Tho river las fallen 10 'incilea,
md stationary. No arrivals or departures.
1loayy leo IL gtill running.
, 1873-01-08

iattng botwoon tito deceased and tllo prisoner.
Pr. Moycrn tobtilod TINT tho pationt died from
tho Objects Of aeptsfntd, Which could laye boon
tho aul'aidolco Of tho primary nl,oc1s. Tho
.yoto ground Of tho tofonco seems to bo. frou,
tho tostirnony offered, Tint tho shooting oe-
nurrol accidentally, and OIL technical grounds
but from lnaltroatmons. Tho dofonco rostod
Tho caso Nt 1 2. IN. Tho Court decided to OK
olndo tho dying Btatolnent Of nfrs. Hibbler, md
thon adjourned. O'3onro will open the caso
Frann coens for tho seto and l0 e. coo
rick for dolonco. 4 vorlct OF murder in tho
first dogroo IL expected by tho proaooution.
, 1873-01-08
OHIO.

COLUMBUS, Ohio, jan. TN tho Senate this
forenoon bills wero introduced to place students
In colleges md academies and otIor educational
instisutions On tho aamo footing in regard to
suffrage as other citizeus; also, to protect sub
contractors, laborers, aud boardinghouso-keop
ers in their claims against railroad contractors,
by making railroad companies responsible for
adopted, instrueting the ohio Senators and Rep
renentatives in Congress- to urgo tho passage Of
bill for tho payment to Ohio OF the Z per cont
cnim on laul salos.
In the House, this afternoon, tho Houao bill
providing Tor eluoting delegates to tho Conatit~
tional Convention OH tho first Monlay in April,
1873, and the assembling of tho Convention on
the first Tuesday in May following, wan pasyod.
a bill was introduced to authorize County COM
maAioners to net asitlo tho Tux Gollectou on doga
to compensate the owners Of sheep killed. by
dogs.
, 1873-01-08

ing 80 cars to arrive 1,02o making the total for tho
Msek tha far a129 Of 1s esrs against 1os tho sa,e
advance last week closing rates. with tho prospect
Of ell oorngs being lslloaed Of before tho cloSo.
About COO wero dspoeed of up to boon. salea ia
cows. lo33 it $3.50 % Michigan stockers, 9l6 at
g 1906 G5 ouio stcers ,1o5 to 15G7 at 20
$3.50; 70 Texna atoury, 1885, at SI.25.
SuEEr AND LAAus s-To-tlny 400, making tho total
for thIH week thua fur 6oo3 ngainst $500 tho
tnlo lat week. Holders ara sr IN prices, but tho
market ia not fairly opened.
IIoas~-To-day 2,106 making the total for tho week
thus far AGO. a9asns $500 tho aaue time last week.
oIarkot fairy actvo at .:o@A.so. Sales 200 hogs
t!s mornl.lg, lG8 to 329, at 1.a5@4.5o, light hogs
bringing tho highest figures.
, 1873-01-08
LOUISIANA.

EE:xe pinchback Legislature in III JOINT SESSION.
counting tho yoto for Governor and Lieutenant
Governor.
THO People'n Legislature met. In tho House
we're ilfty-oight mombors, n quorum, pretent
In the sonRto tAoro waa no quorum,
WAsulsoroN, Jan. IA Cabinet mooting was
hold today, at which all tho Departments were
represented. Secrotary ]}olknal, read tclo-
gram received from General Emery saying that
everything waA quiot. General Sherman and
other. prominent army otcorB, M we'll as
prominent oaiciAly III tho UiYil Eeryico, express
tho bclier That lhoro will 10 no trouble in New
Orleans.
, 1873-01-08

7so oas 9aiot se:en.. aoog9 Au 2sx we'to'D
m!xca 4GGsaoo; white b1Gab2c bnck, 4oes4oe.
HAY AND Iorn-unchnngcd:
nnoyEntEa-oo!eo a:; M!9 1ocfnNEe nE oaa snaas
cnas rss1NohHuA-1ue5i0Ho for crude und a7N' for f''
assn!nF,sonn' aas'. N sfea1 ,ere :: 5s:4: sss
Wheat S11s 3!1So9o 3!9o%o
Oats, ,...l as4,VV
!syc, ,ln;. .do00 d9o0o
peas ::...........".....:.:. 5000
dun md unelauGet., Ont meats qutct and Arm;
ss's s s s @a asis i0s aa:
71e Gng and 1 slort s,oo "lear 7Ta 1or Mfsa,
sxss s. 1:Sa ride sr'"' no. primo s's'' ''S' AS
pu1rEn-lirm; Weatcrn; t0@1oo.
oIEEsE~scaly at tll@l4Yc.
eS eeSPsiase ssSsss@; Is;yiysu'a @ss, g! 80
81: g. sps!" Ss xs!s iSS: ss,S ! s'ssSy &
.ss ss ssss now mes.
p@Sh' sa's Sa !s 4 Sa: ;.asu 's'sS'
IT. LOUIS San; 7wDnnHparnrFroar ,aniot
esyatar oeT oas y? s on On sa east aa;
sssa's9 %a% aS IN s l'''' elevator Barley aud
M'sstssz at s11.so ns meat.
aS S9sansy K s@a %;ssa s1sss
Moos-Ac!ivc and h5aher st s3ooSto9:
ggATILk-'Inmseeti NJ oes9G ~ ior 1aif 10 cnoiec'
e x ~ 1s strong
~ o1ss@steniy, SSu 'A''A 'l'D''e0o' ...
, 1873-01-08

Total warrants drawn. ID, 201, 030.2
BALANCE IN THE TREASURY AND EBrlMATED Ex-
pENsEB.
Thoro vas u bnianoo OF a539, ,577.20 General
Revenue Tuud In the State Treasury on tho lat
Decombor, 1879. There is yotduc to tho Btato on
Collectors accounts, or assessment Of 1Bf!3
about $400, 10000 Gonoral novonuo Fund, most
" due from Cook County on tho roasBcnsment
Of property In that county for said year; Which
amount ad1cd to tho nhoyo stated balanco in
tho Treasury, makoa tho aggregate sum Of
pennos Of tho Government to the lat juno, 1879.
Tho amount of tho expenses Of tho 0oycrn-
mont for six months from Doo. l, 1879, to Juno
nd noTqo9rH Raysndo
will bo about 30o3, $780, being almost tho en-
tire amount OF denoral Revenue Fund in tho
Troasury On tho 1at December, 1879, and to DO re-
coiyed ut tho Treasury on tho assessment Of
1871,
Thus It will bo Boon that the amount Of Con-
eral Revenue Fund now iii the Treasury, and to
bo received thorein on aBBoBsmout of 1871, ought
not to be considered by the Gonoral Assembly in
making appropriations for tho future, as itB OK
hauHton B alrcndy provided for by previous leg
iaation. 10 base further appropriations upon
naid nmonnt would simply create n dofclt in the
Treasury to DO horoaftor provided for by m In
crease Of tax.
STATE nEnr
Tho dycraion Of the Illinois Central Railroad
Fund iron, tho payment OF tho bonded dobt to
tho payment of tho Chicago liou on tho canal,
will In my opinion. cease with tho frat instn!!-
mont Of said fund for tho year 1873. The amount
OF dobt falling duo Mt tho pleasure OF the state,
botwcen tho lat Docornbor, 1879, aud tho 1st jan
t,ary, 1875 including amount heretofore called In
BY proclamation, in 81 1,57s, ,55o.G3, To pny this,
thoro will DO four mud ono,half years rscoipta3
1878 to la77 incluaiye-of tho Illinois Contrhl
railroad Fund, fairly estimated @ at saoo,-
600 per annunl, tho slln Ct 5000 goo, leavln
44o1 44o.87 to pny tho Sisl GOO falling duo at
tho plonsuro OF tho state after 1917. Tue s'o2o,-
000 OH Illinois Central Nallroad tnnd, to DO ro-
colved for tho years 1873 and l6f9, Will, Gttor
paying nQ expenses attending payment OF doht,
loayo large nMtplus IN tho uroaanry Tor Pay.
ment OF tho ort1uafy anu cohtlhEenb expenses OF
Tin c1nsn ri lin incoming Administration will
os ~. C..I ,na,;.o1i,, o,t ~ ,1a,,t ,rti, ~, ~,
sec tho state nom1nally oslt OF doot, Win az all
an5 +;,o Iiiina;a 4 II;ch;onn ronn1 ~ nh Ia NJ
, 1873-01-08
Tho WrO.Il7co NIilrl1Gta.

HEH 1tith.
NEW YoRK, Jan. 7.--Cor1uN-In limited request :;
mlslllnB uptand, 90tsc.
Observation-Disclosures aud mora active; rD-
cclpts, v00D brs for supcr Western and State $50
@G.60 common to good e1tsa, 37.10G@7.0s good 10
cllo!c', $1.os9soo; whste wl.pat s1tra $77stS8ho:
sK!rn ohio, s. aue396o; st Loss s1,ost9l3:oo hyc
What ht@vy, with sellers moro disposed to realize
receipts, Ooo bM; No. Ccago aprug, afoat, {lG0
Chicago, sl.b7; Nus. ind mixed Sl.o6Gsl 30. Hye
senreo @ sn;i tsm Barley G"ivt; No; Westorn. 1850
as,ooo III; nov mixed Wcster, osN4S0eNo; saii ,o,,
GBaa6oIa: DO In atogo. 0aA2Gt.c' saAsw aid wtlia
, 1873-01-08

nctod tho canyara OF tho yntu for lhe balanco OF
:ho sato ocors last night, reporting tlo ontro
Republican tielsot -oocted. Tho nav officers
Hcrs Hwor1l III ush olstorod upon their duties to-
lay. Koticnn wcra given IN both Huusoa, to-day,
Ing constitutional amendments, doing nway with
tho DISTINGUISHING arliclo Of Tho Constitution,
.!ld submitting tho aane to Yoto Of tho pooplo.
Notices wero given Of tho introduction Of n large
number Of other bills, after which, both Houses
adjourned until tomorrow.
, 1873-01-08
DIED.


QROUkETr-1 this eily, at 1asa n. M, Mouday. Jat
9, Francis Vraokott, tnlter.
anSyra from rsstdeneS NS e Twonty7io,nshs TO-
family Invited nttond without farther uuee Con
tractors and builders and Masonic fraternity Invited 10
nttend
DOWDEN-Jan. At II oclook JnlIa L. Bo,vdon. vito
O! Charles W. Bowden, aged - years. happy wln n!l1
dcyotud mothnE Sweet and beautiful u lie, sho dlod
without struggle.
L0VETT-At bis rosdonee In tho town o! JoEerson
Oook County Ill.,, Jnn 3, Mr., Henry o. Lovatt, In ha
4ath year.
AMET-At Lhko Wow, Jan. T. Waltor, youngest son oi
Funora soEvces will bo hold mt tho rostloncc ct his
fents Aaatod.st and Grceu Day road Thu1Aday
At Pm.
, 1873-01-08


This shows mn increase Of taxation in tho Btato
for tho year 1871 of about u per cent over tho
year 1870.
ostin,ate for city taxation, not loviod on tho
6tato aHuoBstnont, lilo Bllni Of 81, 100000 for
eaoh OF said ycara which figures would mako
tho total taxop levied In tlliA BLato III 1870,
amount TO B23, ,840 893.0G, and for 1871, to $685.
077,938.25.
Ibolioyo that q fair oasl, valuation of nil tnS-
nble property, in this State. would produce not
lcss chan $4,000, 900, 600, showing that, d fair
and equitable assessment OF property, tho lver-
ago Of all taxation in tho 8tato would not o1cood
ono per cent on tho fair cash value Of taxable
property. OF course, in Ho1no localities, 1t would
bo over, md III othorB nndor, TINT per cont
ILLINOIS CENTRAL EA1LNOAD FUND.
Tho gross earnings Of tho Illinois Central
Railroad from NInroh *, 1855, to April so, 1879,
woro $G3, ,020, ,77l.20; nnd tho amount paid by 1t
into tllo State Treasury during tho samo period,
1900, ,140.71.
BTATE DEBT --(Two-M1LL TAx).
The two-1nill tax required to DO loyio1 by tho
18th article Of tic ConHtitution Of 1913 wnH col
leeted for tho Inst tfmo Oh assessment Of 1870
Section % Of Bcllodulo. ...
from tho beginning to the ondlng of tho loyy
of said tax, tllore has been the net num Of 81 :
G08 39G.18 collected and paid into hostato Troaas
ury; and up to Nov. 30 1879, there has boon
S1, ,274 631 81 Of Baid fund paid out OF tho ststo
Treasury, leaving tho sum Of 1898, 705.97 IN tho
Treasury Doc. l, 1872.
, 1873-01-08
No,v Yor1k Dry Gootln runrlzot.

NEW yonw, Jam. 7.-Thrra was an improved feeling
In trade to-day, antl busness, although quiet wus
tnther heter Cotton gonds aro strung nnd regular,
and stocks continue light In first hands aud with job
bars. Tho Now York DAILY H1|lttH says tho clothing
manufacturers brgiu to enter tho market for light
weight cassncseB and autinga, which offered by
tho agents at about lust years prices, Foreign goola
ero rury dull, but linens aro rather more active.
, 1873-01-08

Balance due city Nov 80, .b77. 0@,. 30
There remained In tic Treasury Dao. /, ls79,
subject to the order OF tho City Of Chicago, tho
sim Of $454, ,s12.47 (sinco paid), which, deluctod
from tho above amount, loayes 81, ,l22, 9.85
principal and tho intorobt on tho debt, to be
provided for. + mako tho following esti mate as
to tile payment Of said balance, to-wit:
Amount OF principal 10 ho provided for. ST. 79 e5
From u mill tax on assessment ,,oo. ~,
Illinois Central Kailsoad, second
tnskAlmont 1873. ............., FL. .00
ulfnois Central Railroad, first in.
staiilusat Observation-Disclosures. 250ooo
, 1873-01-08
MARRIED.,

HEW1IT-RElsvE-1n this city, at ting roHldenc. OF :u
bride hTds' stfor sthe ni rt Sy ho Ry 1 IL !s3fs +
l!enfsnnd Mlsn CLARA j., daughter Of T. S. Rowe, Eau,
nll Of Chicago.
GU1LD-DEAI.-1n this City, Dcn. 81, by Rev. Mr..
Chcsn Mr.. erboft L. Guild of Chicago aud ali5s HEta
U3a1. uf Quincy.
cG@ Quincy papers pleaso copy. -
, 1873-01-08

WArEarowa Nsss., Jan. 7.-DrEr CAr71E-Rc-
ceipts 4sJ. Thu dulaud for northern cnte has iul-
proved 10 on troaset weight. Market active on all
Brndcs but partcnlarly ou rrinlo stock. Sales Of
choice ut sl1 extra SO first quail
ty, sss0s9.15 second qaalty t025376o; third quail
s,tEEp AND LAmDs-Rccetpts, e?7a. salca in lots ut
s4oosG. 10 each o1tsa, s7.ooS5.0oi spring lambs,
G9I4u per H.
, 1873-01-08
Tho IniLb4cr Ilitralor Trisll.

'sVttEH 7Fa|HEfH n ITO CNEcF1d 7T7UHW,
FoRT WAYNE, Ind, jan. 1.-THE 1llhbler
murder trial waa rounnsotl this morning by tho
dofonco introducing number Of witnosseB, who
prisoner. sna al4o 10 tho frlol.dly relations ex-
, 1873-01-08

HAnn1anuno, H., Jan. 7.-Smon Cameron
wah ronominated In caucus, this evening, for
United 6tateH Senator. Tho yoto stood Cam.
eron. 81 /; Kelley, / Wiele1sham, a.
, 1873-01-08

plrTspuN0!t, Jnn. 7.-Ortlo petroleum In fair de-
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, 1873-01-08

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, 1873-01-08
a Juror Reported to Have
Determined on Convic-
ton Previous to the
Trial.
The Counsel for the Defence Enyesti-
eating the Story---1s It a
"Put-up' lob ?
Tho Prisoner Intensely Indignant at
tic Verdict.

Scene in Court ut the Conclusion Of tho
| Trial.
| Special Despatoa to The Chicago Tribune.
New YonK, Doc. IA rnmor has boon in cir
! culation tlat ono Of tho Jurors In tho trial Of
| StokoH aaid, Bomotimo botwoen tho first and Bec-
ond trials, "Il1 10 q Juror next timc; tllon you
wil ECO whnt will happen to stokos." OF course,
| II this romark DO proycn, tho trial is inyat
datcd Mr.. Tromaino states Tho report Ia beinB
| investigated. -
| He aays tint ho wanted tho trial held OF
"until at least ono or two murder trials had.
boon had and conviction obtained" Then ho
belioyos an acquittal could hayo boon had for
tho prisoner. Contrary to his advice howovor,
tho family of Stokes urged Oil immediate trial,
nnl decided that OH tho Inst trial thoy would not
| hayc tho medical testimony uaed by, which ho
| believed ho could hayo proson TINT Fiak would
not hayo died lad llo boen properly treated. An
| appeal will bo tnhon for the condemned
| Stokes said 10 reporter, WHO convorsed with
him ut tho To1nba eince his sentence: ~ mover
uttorod throats against Fisk to any porson, lv-
ing or dead. Tho prosecution n,ado one. point
which they seemed to think groat doai Of.
That was. that told tho haekman to drive to
tho Grand Central Hotel, aud TINT @ know know Fisk
WE WE 1roanen5 s,s1tor m tefo nta mo9re, nor
times to visit hor, and tw9 or throepeoplo tolamo
TINT no was slcK during ti1t wook: Aa Tor toll"
lnS INC driver + t9 SO to the ur4na oentral, car
only exnl1fh II IN th1a "ay; hnso always tod
q nacs-oflVef 70 60 TO q hotel when wanted TO
go to particular strootl II hotel was located
neaf IT. for instance, II wanted TO GO TO Lar
clay or Veboy street, ! would toll tho driver to
1aKo 1qo 70 1ho Ah1or Houae, anq II Wailtea 70
driver to stop At tho metropolitan, Put now
all have to say ~ t!iiB !: II Wero looking for
aud lying IN wait Tor FISK tlat day, anu. II [
KNOW ny Thofeaponts as VOL as the prosecution
SPY old, could 1uat as well lave fol1nd MIN at
tho Grand Opera 4ousn Or in isa nolghborhood.
d1d not intend to XII MN, and moqtlng with