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for extension nf tim9 Tor apreIlco % 90 toea Tho
motion L. stappoIo:t 1y nltadaVitt ssl!o o exnnl@.
t!on wo And sufficient md tho timo will 10 extended
fifteen days.
m, >,. IT IT IN: Jus1ioE eo11oIr1nhp:
G-Hathaf, CortTtA et NJ. V. DoaGn r. Culver,
c1tehson ol tlfo TO tho 1Gl Inst to le bricia Tho
motion no a auprortea by affidavit and stimulation by
INC htorheSsl ana tic tlno wall 10 extended eH re-
qucstcd.
mn nx Mh. JUSTICE snEtnoa.
No-samMol Voria y: SOPHIA Sloan ct nl. The order
ofaes o. niH!ance nj Judgment Is ae asf!c Ard tell
aey.' ny hMo allowed Tor hng ad'lition br'ett: ,
o;. 1;y-hrsu m so"lnR Alaeliino C2hnmy y. earna "
no. Ano hanle ofaer 1s 1naae III 1s chso I'LL III NO.
oaV. "
I'M 7A rM;9 " MH; 9osr1oh MAhLlsFEn: ,l1I.a,s E, ,,
4. 4W@onn henne1y o. g.. y. tht11ck AenHcuy. MO
1on 70 ses nsae oru9e M aea c @ LOT Mns q
Iceo!u hnu 10 e1.ena te lot ng nsei anu
Il arnea1s IN tns case TINT IT, RECORD " waa a'oa ~
no, anu tnG o1sors ae,'Hnea: Inc nraea r. soi aeie
and sx ass additional time allowed for hns abafae'
aad noa pl'gts. .,u :. e..
ayo-9an sunerSna CT o.: Aao,mo H. ~ Sater t,so
anas ints u an ios aaa s.tG1hiun " ue
1or iing egatraes an oriee oS adaV'
Aen ""s9 aao'''onal @ "nre e VIZ VIZ " ,'. a.uT'o'
n, <r,. VnLL pf aiis. if nopnLt - ,, A.. ,.,.
ano c.o' vuhice H. snu as ~ s'' 1 mu97st
I'VE tao uaS nu tno hafos@ ca"ae1 "eio o4ep"'co W
IL ~ tHHu!is. ao.'om'"H. =. :, :, rr,,r, y ,,,
raias -. aa' T. Tracy u H." nets
-Hnnn nan ~ ca5 t,..u, m VA, ,,u.,. =. :, ,,,,
mani nr,nu ,er y. tsn rn,a ~ "'' jung
tts un a1 ~" - Tnct Tt, ..io .. T,,r+ ,,,,,.ov t ma
o"tI Ria-n,v,d NJ r7,f,o,n cornc1,, H,srcr Arn,.,
= =. '. .1H - ~ t3''1H
, 1873-10-06

To hS Editor Of The Chtcago Tribune:
Sir: There was never better or moro sgnifl-
cant name chosen for party than tho aboyo.
1t comprohends all that is desirable, and is apo-
ciho and distinctive; and it IL confidently OK
pocted by MI who aro in favor OF Law and Ordor
as correctly understood and interpreted, that its
results will comport with the chronological sig
niacance OF the title.
The mere torminology OF new party is Of tho
first Importance, oven to the demagoguo, for, as
o certain wrtor truly remarks: sThoro Is q
spirit In words; !" and Treuck says, Swords
may often ride slaokly on their anchors, but few
have broken away and driftod from thoir moor
ingB."
Order is Heavens first law. and thia Law md
Order party would seek to have our city, as
Cicero says OF State, "bound together CON-
ntunione ct conscnser,"-by q communion and
common feeling OF Law and tho Law
aud Order party, like tho ideal State Of Clooro
should 10 10 constituted III to bo eternal, stil,
continuing ita oxistonco while ita mon1bors
Bilontly pass away to the unseen city wh0se
builder aud makor Ii God.
Our city Ut Chicago will DO good deal moro
hosyonly than it IL at present IN to good time
dopartmonta Of our aocial aud political economy.
It will tllsn have become q sort OF P0litaumn,
with body OH earth, and its vital force, itB
Aotuattng dplr1t IN Heaven.
We don't want any moro lawyers, but bcttor
enforcement Of Law; VIC don't want my moro
Police Commiaaloners, but better prosoryu-
tton OF Order; md, to this ond, We
must foreign element and ally &C.
knowledge and submit to outward author
ity we must oateom !. onr highest privilege
to DO 30 and wo must fool froodom, and not a
seryility, In suoll submission. Law will thon no
longer DO considered necessary evil, hut posi-
tive good, developing tho AfglIcat condition Of
society, and connecting ua with tho economy Ut
the great moral universe.
Wo have q population Of tho 1noat hoterogo-
neous clements Ut composition, from tho - 1lea-
thou Cllineo" to tito hiKi!-tonod wlipper.
snapper OF tho boulevard, With wo-in-l'and !"
and oolored gentlomon bohind. Our colnnlittoo
Of Seventy will start an influence tlat will con-
troll I'LL tleso, and have Sunday to Bparo for q
day OF roat. Tho Sabbath, under tho Luw and
Ordor tlisponBatlon, will not bo simply IL problem
Of political economy with physical advantages
, 1873-10-06
LAW AND ORDER.

Organization Of II Inv ma Order
Club In tlac Twelfth E:lrts--i.ctrsf.rt.u
==by 37cssrs. Wood ward, Connect, k3ol,-
ncy, and Others
The friends of law and order OF tho Twelfth
Ward met Saturday evoning Mt Martino'a Hall,
No. 55 Ada street. Tho meeting waa callod to
order by tho Hon. Willard Woodward, who aaitt
TINT tho meeting was calod for tho purpose Of
organizing tho Twelfth Ward Law aud Order
Club.
Alderman Monroe Heath was olectcd Chair
pro tenn.
On motion of Mr. Woodward, tho following
Committee on Organization was appointed by
tho Chair: ". Woodward, G. 9. Bonnoy, Judge
Hale, @. N. Holden, aud G. L. Briggs.
Capt. J. ". Connett being called upon for a
speech, said TINT II citizotss' ticket was nomi-
mated by the friends Of law and order, md tint
ticket consisted Of good respectable citizens,
they would carry tho election this fall. It was
no use to undorrato the strength Of tue euo-
my; they were very strong. Somo Say
TINT 1t, 900 German voters would 80 with IIcsing,
but ho did not believe it. But tharo woro 8, QUO
saloon-kcopers i'll tho city who would so with
him, aud ovory saloon-keeper could control aey-
wore respectable class, and helped to develop
tho country; but Nuatsch and Fischer, whom
thoy had elected to offices, ra1, away with tho
funds OF the city. They had to look out TINT
BuCh mon Werc not again elected to Office.
Alr. Joseph Lane said he came to attend tho
meeting because ho lived in tho wara, and ho
was soul md body with the law and order 1noye-
ment. It was tho duty Of every friand Of law
and order to turn out and work for the SUCCESS
of their ticket.
Tho Committee on Organization reported tho
following as permaHont officers OF tho Twelfth
Ward Law and Order Club:
, 1873-10-06

3n The lSitstor Qf Tho Chicago Tribune:
SIN: Allow mo to call tho attention Of tho
Board Of Public Works to tho tlisgraceful condl-
tlon OF Larraboe stroot, batwoen Chicago avenue
and Eric stroot. It IL Disgrace to tho city.
Wlloto Tho sidewalk should bo, ald far out into
tho Htroct, IL covered with lu,nbor-piloa, COM
pelllng. tho thousands Of working pooplo WHO
nrc nntor tho uoceBnity of going tint way, to
aud from tleir duly labor, to trudgo Anoo-doep
III tho miro.
The hoard ot Public Works should have tho
propcrty-ownors construct II good walk OIL short
nntlcG. MANY SuNAUAlnEHH.
Un1oAao, Oct, 3, 1873.
, 1873-10-06

Exposition this afternoon and evening, by Vuaa
l. uoffmann's band. will be Us follows:
AFTERNOON.
J. myartnrc M'g soS 1onn n;o;,s i 1ash,M am',SI
1. song-" rhoa Att 70 Ncar !" Rolchard
i. Co1.o Fantase-" lIot ootlins Boyvr
7. Selection from Ealst n.........,....,,..Go Gounol
3. Overture. Light Cavalry ..snlpo
.. aalop-" With steam m";"....'....p.s Strauss
l. uarcb-"1. G. o"'n nsss's". nno,o,en
2. Potpourri--" Grand Duchess y. ..... .Oaonbacl
:. Overture" alNhn,!eo ~. ..............A .Auber
g. Selections from arrovatore Vsr
9. Auslaute and Folkn-Cor,et solo. Fayt
T. Overture" Les Danlits". ".............,.... .supro
A. Potpourrl Giudugolla" lla".................l .lossinl
o. Quadrilto-" Oha,,aonettes sn..,.,...,. n Htra,,sH
Conilnctor-Foloard 1Ioifma1u.
CELEBRATION OF THE FIRE AaN1vEnsAnY.
Our advertising columns during tho paBt wool
havo contained tho Executive Comnittoe's pro-
granlmo for the celebration of the second ami
Voraary of tho great October fro, but tho soleo-
tiona for the promenade concert, which In 10 DO
an important fonturo, wero not made until n lato
hour Oh Saturday evening. They nre as follows:
AFTERNOON.
!. q Grand Triumrhni March l"............ .Vfytan
T. Is Festival Overture .NonanoR
O. PoIpourr-. liurrah for Amorica".. .Rnglobua
l. "Thc Day Of tho Lord HYMN. ....".: .Kroutzor
g. Erloca Of the Forest. ."-polka .ncdol
T. Overture" Crown Diamonds ds".......,.,... .An0er
nnotnuFs from "Aa5tla" ;I!o.ow
J. arsna March" Cod save America "..,. .Nedharat
J. rsnsss nts,ixa! frs 1sesss I,etes orss
L. Waltzcs-" Now Life .Labitzky
t. Overture Aomantiquo on.....,.............s .suppo
= n9R9nrf 1 '9aadro f,e "stf,5sa FS{sw
g. Anaute anl po!k.--Cornot solo. o. Faust
l" u"op-" Nv Aest ..'''''...,
, 1873-10-06

THE SUPREME COURT.
Special UisEslfch to The Chicago Tribune.
OTTAWA, Oct. Alt tho usual hour Of O'Clock tho
snpremo Court promptly untorod upon tts business
There full Bench preaent. Contrary to the reg
uler CUSTOM the Chief Justice stated tint tho Court
would hrst hrar
o87-Tho Lafayette, bloomington mississippi nail-
slr. T. l.. Decksy-I perceive By the report in tho
Chicago TRIBUNE, tlat on tho I'd inst tho appellant
caused The appea in this case to bc diamissed. now
lHk the Court to allow damages to the appelec. The
4a5-ooorgo Freclroth '. Joseph Mann.
record 10 1oyo sor cerorar and 10 ask Leave to as-
Charles i. Farwell, implcalod, '. Vim. Il. War
rcn. Motion by appellee for additional time to hle
20l-Jacob schocnfcld ct nj. r. Simon FleiBher ct a.
332-IAsingaton Compton '. William Payne.
by appeal nstead Of error appears the printed
doekut now enter motion to set aside tho order Of
The OAef-Justtco It will be act aside as = matter
Mt. blanchard will also n,oyo for m ailrmance Of
tho Judgment for Noncompliance with tho rules iu
s39-Weed suwing alachiuo, Compapy y, Sarah G.
Bnith. Motion to aet aside order affirming Judgment
34n-su1nuel voris Y. sophia Sloan ct al. Motion to
Sc! ssS Srss sIosn sg s,}s fSa as Buren, ct d. Mo-
437-RepnLlle Fire Insurance Company r. William
r. Emmgrt. Motion by appellant for continuance:
Aas-N!agasa Firu Insurance Company. Same. Same
motion.
4a0-Germania Fro Inanrauco Company v. Same.
6ame motion.
4lo-Ilanovor r1rc Insurance Company Y. Hame
6aine motion.
42s-deorge II. II. Hughes v. Frederick n. Zctglor
air. b'u-Ill8 plrtey in this have agreed that
the record aud Ahstract in Zclgter Hughes Of tho
September term 1870 lnay he used u l'art Of tho
record III this Case, the original record hAVng been
destroyed by fire,
Tho Chief Juatico-Leayo IL given to 10 ,sse 1t.
s90-Ns!Aon Card e al. " Hubert A. slu Ualob ot a
. NIT. unll-Tns caso aud No. ADl present preclHaly
tue same questions for the ueAtion Ut this Court,
anu by agreement with MIR. Elridge, they ars 10 bu
cohao!!dateu OK nne case II tho court will permit. III
each caso we dtStEa to augges liunution Of record
asa correct tha Ha1no by stipulation.
Iho CA'cI justtce-You AaYp leave to flo tho
record.
Mr.. nlanchatd moved that William Aliligan be al-
m!ttea 10 pracllce 9n furcgn llcelBe.
by Mn. JURTIoE OHA1a.
1A-Juhn Harris ct Vi. v Paul Cornell ct nl There
lnotln1 is this caka by nleee for extension OF
time IN Which to flo brlclH. TAis moiun A not uuJ-
ported by a1ldnvit tteEe ts, however, stipulation by
TartleB Ias the time may bs extended but tho rules
OF tho Court cannut 0 cnnBc by stipula.uus Of paf-
t!es, hf!tf tim fnotlDA ~ thereby tletl!el,
238-The CAlcmgn, Rock Ir1au.I h Pacific Railroad
Company '. MotIts. Ilcto IL u 1noon in Ibis case
, 1873-10-06

Musical Erogrt.tnnacs for ,rIlls AGtcr-
NOON ssnA Evening, md For tho Fire
Anniversary, OH Thursday.
The musical programme to bo playcd at tho
Exposition this afternoon and evening, by VAas
j. lIoffmnnn's bnnd. will be as follows:
, 1873-10-06
ALSO JuGT PUBLISHED,
4 Erchfl Work 0n Aiming.

a EfEhl 5urlk nn l11tuIHts.
SILfI;Is AND :;nLp. An Acconnt Of tho Mining
!e;vrours chiefly u t4e Precious Moia!s. ~ II. "
ltA.MoHn, ~. D., un!ted States Cunmt tssione Of
.asn: Masns Engineors. Ei,.os 4 l:lgsssnE ana
'Ain;.ican Mines aud Mining !" - Afines, Mills, md
EarIaccs," eto., etc. | VOL, 8vo. With plates.
Sju.
Tla energy and thorouGhnoss with which Ar. Raymond
has prnEsccl Ais Investigations and Tho Earo tnelli-
Reuo Md intimate Aoua:anoo with mining aud ,nutAi.
lgs. manifested IN h!4 writings on thesp snbjeGts have
al interest In this, Ills latest wurs.
..Any Of the nboyo to o had OF all booksollors,
will o sont TO address, rocefnof price,
by The Publishers r. u, FORD i. (D.t
ET EErk -njnCe, New f0rk,
, 1873-10-06

In THE TAlpuNE Of uoxt Saturday will ho found
column advertisement giving a tho particulars of tho
Fourth Out Coucurt Of tho Public Library Ut Ken
tucky.
, 1873-10-06

Il pnstorsH Experiences.
WINNING: %DULS. Skn:uica and lucidcnts During
Eariy Yrnss ~ Pastoral f,rk. y Ituv. ). u. Hal.
LiDAf. ! Tp!., lauu. '$l.U0.
Tho author Of this yolumo for no past has boom
and now A Say"ud ~ assistant IN tho pastoral abors nj
!'syInuntl Clllscn, Brooklyn Thu NuF, lIory Ward
Bncchetsl. Thesc rln,pl, r:cots of AMONG his
enFiiur hhtf Will ros*ess peculiar interest tn all WEU
loyo tucn Wurk fur thuE fellows.
In connection with tho norc ntluuon Is called 10 I'll
Admirable nal interesting little hoax:
O..,l EEfEN CHURCHES. By TuossAa X.
uE1a.AEn. l6Ino. IaIior 81 cents; o1lra cloth, i! j;
e!ua ,it,, Fl.a5.
Mr lrrc1!or wrisos vigorously, warmly, we'll; and
alri l.sEdtii OF ioyus sy,upatty "-t;oyon Co,n,Un
wealth.
dcsslndrg II. tia tlnc.siass Of ot tliIcsuut
iiSu4s decentralization " Ci.ituYD EgtaiuY iUs.
, 1873-10-06

Transaction Of IL Variety Of 13Mstlacss
by tlaG Village R2oalrGt.
After rest Of two weeks, tho Board Of Hyde
park Trustees hold IL regular meoting on sat,r-
day. Bills were approved md ordered to be
paid to:
John McCanrcy, on Wabash nven,te. 65
Richard s. ThofnRotl, Rpectnl assessments 500 20
A. D. Waliront freight on Gravef-ears. 400 0U
Stucat police Payroll for September. ...... 1900
lay-roll repairs If draiuu anu strects... 2G200
, 1873-10-06

CHICAGO. MILWAUKEE q ST. PAUL RAILWAY
DMson Icne, M4iison and Canal.s; 7ieset Otp
III So"h cfaFh"at.. nrross Shernan House. and al Depn
, 1873-10-06

MICHIGAN GENITAL Il GREA1 WESTERN RAILROADS
ItI,of. Jta. u la.t IT., uud Joa! Qf 7env.sseoHt.n
7Tcst asiet u tHtrk A., 8ofhea+ Garner n laioph
ind u Hhif-tf.t fbrHtf tr' HdfisUn
Middletown transcript., 1873-03-22
Letter from the Capital,
IbyEB, Mar li= .J.-l873

Down, hlreh -. 1879
Ep TEANs,urr; From present ap-
rcarancss All Adjournment of the General
Assembly will hot take place before the
first week in April. ON Monday, both
branches rescnded thr resolution in rela-
,isu to receiving no moro new business al
tor las. Friday This was done in order
that bill /. iglt be introduced iucorpor-
atinr the New Jersey and Delaware Rail
road Company
The cap:ta! has been ihrenged with
Wilmington politicians df all SHADES dur
ing the last faw days On Tuesda, quite
number Of Democrats put in an appe.--
ance for the purpose Of urging the passage
Of certain bills affecting tn ui;y's inter-
ests. or, more properly speaking. the in
tcrests Of u iow hungry oiiicr-seakers in
Wilmington. The water works bill seems
to attract their especial attention What
learn. Probably they are " feeling a.
round " to ascertain what prospects there
are for inducing the Senate 10 reconsider
tho vote on tie femuya! question, as | see
by tic Wilmington papers ihat they do
not feed like giving up the ilghl jus, yet
by the way much gratiiicatiou il general.
ly expressed in Dover at the defeat Of the
remogalists. They die hard | do not
think the friends OF New Castle need have
apy fears that the question will agaip be
opened at this session.
Dover is on the high road to prosperity
The approaching summer promises to be q
lively one. Besides the erection Of the
Conference Academy and pos,-oihcc build
ings We also intend to have a new aud
hrst-class hotel. which viii afford the ne.
ccssary accommodations for tho Whining
ton and New Castle horers Mt the next scs-
sion Stock TO tho amount Of Sl0, 600
has Ylresiy been Subscribed
Middletown transcript., 1873-03-22

= ysara Caagrt,. -og- # i's very
few v.., act, - arar. tae magnificent
region uflhe Ns'law w,t1u, rivera Il. u Nation
al Park This vented at oaer tb.,i,!y
Of settlers aseruaZ nl checked spsI.l-
tag in making show of this most extra.
ordinary geometry for ,risua gain Tby
Nldaa paik II the AgIowsfaur ean
therefore. mover BE- made another Niagara.
where hackm.e .rr sstr ;uplr'uua.e, ana
cgery lt,lr fling has an rau5y vslAe r,pt-
iHa fram iay csuts AZ . fta du!A.
The af>t rrfoa' Il tie surarn' sntgai Il
til. National I'.rk ha. jus, heel publish.
"a y ftgsrnt ae#es- = the ig-.t ID.
II possible through NYumaa ae its,
etur Wiii b. t5 u.irr 'se approach ~.
diilie.h b asu ting safr'is roads iu
stead q th, present hajle latt In ib'
m,anwhilt Q thorough rspara..aa u Is,
whole traek Will r. mate. - r-gaon'
part ot tke aui bolaugirs ia the Gav,rB
Aent ), ,u'Gl, unknown What LA.
lecu .reu, however. i. straalo md uova
beyond conception ,irea, & sssrs, t
which those Of .aldnl are p'gmics; mn
] volcanoes. crystal ,rfngs, md mediena
f water. .ot NIL description. aud t@Iif ra'ares
! lmmcGse ana fraMung taunons falls .
+ nearly four hun !red tact in height max
+ il appear as il uatnre bad eonrc.,ratc
hsr wonders there
Middletown transcript., 1873-03-22

Tus J a4 Slsira -fhe defects Of tho
Fr.seHt Jury systsm arc attracting Ittgn-
,ioa il huglsud, a: wei as in this country
The London ititerttser, Ia uu article NJ.
On the subject. says: We think tic jury
system re4airea alteration IA civil cases
Here, IL +, bs observed, We O. NOT con
tend against tie wisdom oi our ancestors
fer thes never contemplated the amazing
complication, the huge eniangl.meut aui
the ine4,rcable confusion Of legal prece.
dent, contradiction, yerhosity, fiction ami
hlcsss iat1 which tho law bearing upon
civil eases has grown \ criminal trial
is prltty nearly Whist It was one hundred
or ffe hundred yca:s as7. When the
judges uf ihs Land declare that even they
canrot nurayel reccn, acts of Parliament,
We may well asi. what any twelve ordiua-
rs, well-educated geal!cuen are to DO.
In our opinion, litigauts should have the
option OF having their causes tried by a
jury or by the bench Ia equity there
are no juries Probably our forefathers
never contemplated chanccry as j; exists,
aud has existed Cor tho last century or
50, In civil cases We should have no OBJ
lection TO see the number Of jurymcn de-
creased to seven, provided that greater in
ielligencc can thereby be secured. But
We do object in all criminal cases, where
in the liberty of the subject is concerned,
as also the fact whether a man is to be
branded as felon or not, either TO limi,
the number Of the jury or to take tho YER
diet Of a majority.
Middletown transcript., 1873-03-22

ANOTHER YournruL GiRL SLAYER
Albert keelcr. aged 81. on Monday last
killed Ida Spencer, aged II. The mur-
jsrer was nephcw Of the girls father.
He belonged to Canada, and bad been
on visit 10 bis uncle. After the mur-
derer Keller FASTENED TO the railroad de.
pot with the intention to lcayc town on
n train just starting but missing his hold
as he attempted to get on board the NOV
ing train he fell back on the track and his
neck was broken
Middletown transcript., 1873-03-22

to enact n general incorporation law, was
taken up, amended and referred.
Bills passed: An act to divorce James
Fcrri from his wife; ; an act incorporating
the Odessa and Middle,own Marrow Gauge
Railroad Co. an act for the relief Of GER
tain school districts in Christiana hundred;
and an act relating 10 railroad crossings.
llorsE. The bill repeating the Me-
chanies Lien Law was postponed until
Tuesday ne,,
Bills passed; An net regulating tho
stock laws Of this State an act cxcupling
certain process Senate bin incorporating
the Pcuirsuar Fruit Growers Association
an act fnr the relief Of district No. 81 New
Castle county Incorporating the Delaware
City Gar Works
Mr.. Clark's bill, prohibiting live stock
from running at large in Districts Nos 81
81 and 20, y & county, was lost
wFpAlsp,Y. MAHcn 10.
y message was received from Coy. Pom.
der transmitting tie correspondence from
the t'oscruor % sew Jersey concerning
the hshery aud boundary questions, which
were read aud seat Iu the House
The Till Incorporating tie Sew Jersey
and Delaware Railroad Company wa,
passed by unanimous vote,
The House exemption I'LL had first
reading.
The Tin concerning tie lu,ie, II the
Attorney 'icHeral was amended g.j pass
cd. ami the ill increasing tie number Of
Assessors W. lost.
Bal, passed 10 prevent stock from
running g, large ii sghoal Di-lric, NJ
81, New Caste county an net aulhuri1.
ing IAs y y L Il Il u extend th,i,
line u The h.hUstr River; 81 act t.
prcseu. person, for, isr'lrsmg en eat,,
tr>psrAlll g prevent Us from jumping
, Vi u.lt.ae iisiH.;l an a.tfu lr,yiic tal
tnl I4Uy,s iral jHtpj. i.t New East,
county an IT, q prSii, ipr conducting
executions pispct1 an 10. to prescn
Justice 81. .ie Peace and Npnrcs pgtli,
f.-m ia.aliu- ,Alir oiiecs outside til,
hundred far when they are appointed
Among the House bib, rpa was an ne
! 80 ai. ,Ae G,eakwat,r anA Frankfort Rail
road nraay
i Ilar.G taoug the t.!Is af iml It
aree fr4d wa e!l IS hr Hekman a
mondiag Ii. lhws relating T. The tr,
school, II TIL. ~tA,e; tie Senate bill hn
ua ihy ,tary' IT tte Treasurer II til
I p1ar of Esa rastl county 1t Sauo p
YEAR, tui tho sguale tIl Incorporating
the New Jersey anl pylaYar. lailsoa
g.,
Eill- passed: An aci authaJi4ug th
Le,} Court & appoint an avrr.ccr 3
Dover Jail; di,araDg Caru.l;u, \let,rn
"a, aud aa act apprppriatiug 500 ppo &
tic Us,rgetown and FrarStori Railroad
Fte Senate h.l r-,at,ua au alli,.ua
cau. tg N.2 ese's e.aq.y wa- III.
4ni post. .uai uu'a 'o.uorr5w
Middletown transcript., 1873-03-22

The desslopmsnt Of the past fow weeks,
net osly With respect TO Credit Mobilicr
transactions. but also with respect to the
elsssioa of several Senators Of the T.
siasd Hlasss. are fitted to create univsrs-
q alarm. They tend to destroy all faith
u ahs legislators of the country. result
vhieh makes al lass contemplate, and
weatsss the authority Of all govern
0cnk.
Middletown transcript., 1873-03-22

Quite breeze appears to have sudden
Is sprung up between Portugal and Bra
zil. and in the Cor,es at Lisbon, on Sat
urday. the Minister If Foreign Aifairs
announced that the Portuguese council had
heou instructed To demand immediate sat
isfactian of llr ira1ilinn Government for
an outrage 70 the Portuguese flag q, Para
Middletown transcript., 1873-03-22

ExD oY ruE SusouEuaSsA ICE GoRGE
ALI possibility of danger from tho ice
gorge at Port Deposit is regarded as past
A small portion Of ice still remains in the
river. but i, is thought that il cannot now
do any damage The river Is still falling.
There was fall Of several feet at Colum
bia Oh Monday
Middletown transcript., 1873-03-22
rom ro,,n.snl.

The uss i fa,.e- .u'o l.t ~ aate
Rst T#s 8ty CH1g f' A# -stt.
tua is s rolt from r. p.rfpaa
his crc.uel quite aasstt
Tie guici ust - is...s. afe tceaue airrt4 UI
lrst ,his new lr .aua .ui.H.rc wtl 'hc
ed s'ter DIFF = i ru13 from N1!tg'arE 1#ts
Odessa rs rtr' rcap her t'o 'ht' 'to 60
M, ut " l'eigau.ara falAlaE wildly 3" ilo "
ai islri.st -.sa tfu4 fpeua.4 ia.,-at o.
fuu Ni,#.es1aU
vi rep 'hc Tr2ssCmrl pHslri fBrhur
events 'r-IspiIt. MNs4N u.
Middletown transcript., 1873-03-22
NOTICE.

A NY stakeholder OF the Building ana Loan
"A Association Of Odessa, can procure any a
mount of money hs may wish, from 5000 10
So, 900, at premium Of l6a per cent, the same
that paid nj the last meeting, by applying 10
the Board OF Directors, or the President, Mr..
William Polk. WM. s. M0AT.
r. s.--lf not taken, will be for sale at the mex,
meeting. ". S.M.
mar 22-aw
Middletown transcript., 1873-03-22
Fire at Newark.

Abos, taou.eioss. SUNDAY morning, Gre
broke ont iU ,ua tEftag tul-a e. JasetH HelH i
SoAs aaoilH Ail6 VI Newark The gtd1us tf
Sac iu0g promptly responded i1 81 9stm. aul
by aeir eAefuaus. s4czecJed If htHng the
1aAri Tbs ass uu damaged s'eak ..l 04l4ns
g. ass'sa s t-za sH8 *l5a4, auI l.. ilsi4in,
aas damaged e ibs eateat q 500 or s4oa
Middletown transcript., 1873-03-22
81. rntrlti...n nn,..

NHtaa 5tsa.i nz.3 5sHau Act.Hflt
diy unl F".Ls dl tH.utay Ih,
customary st.-u au y a--l W.ta SSH W
taa aes aae 'aA i'aH4ar sa
4.0 r.FI f. a.e .n. ., ...anl PATRON
s.ai . fl.r DH 5r'Ga.-r fu aHglatrlts tha.g
reverence lur ht, HsrJury lu 'ha arger r.i..
iba.aag MA. .#lsof.t,I ulh th- usua process
s.oGs, .Vgrraes t.tls Ec. L.t ID imitation ot
sic weather frabi -. arss aul ae,s were
dispensed with wa.H '3 81. .r-t duatti,s 81
thc r.lreAs and N.b who th.ak icN tree
fights are such i.Htaat aia.ft