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Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1873-06-21
For the Wing and Tribune.

MeSsrs. EdjlOrS:
I have Just returned from the West Ten
neSsee College, in our city, and while i'm
pressions are fresh, I would like to give
them form in your excellent paper.
There is no truer saying, than that "dis-
lance lends enehantment TO the view" and
this is very apt 10 be illustrated in the his
tory of schools and colleges.
We often see the best OF institutions and
teachers, but little esteemed on no other
ground, than that they are in cur midst,
known to US all and form part Of our ev-
cry days advantages.
The West Tennessee College has been
long in our city, forming part Of our in
heritaRce and cOnfering upon our sons rich
annual blessings, Of high intellectual or
der-hJrnishng some Of our most distin-
guished Lawyers, business men, statesmen,
and even diyines; aud the inquiry may be
fairly made to-day, are we duly appTeciat-
ing the men and influence Of this most ven
cradle school?
While the writer would not pluck sim
gle laurel from the long list Of predecessors
Of our present accomplished aud most ex-
eelleut President and able professionals
we knew them alI-yet from what he has
seen and heard during the last two years,
he is fully convinced that West Tennessee
College has never been in better hands,
than those who now control it.
The experience and distinguished ability
| OF the President is manifest. The indus
try and qualifications Of all its Professors
| in their several departments, are equally
| clear, and there seems TO be nothing want
ing fer the permanent prosperity of this
Institution, but the hearty and full coop
Grafton of our citizens.
In the population OF ten thousand in
habitaut, claimed by Jackson, aud in the
| many thousand more in Madison county
! there's material for at least three hundred
/ pupils, which should be connected with
our college. This amount Of material
with the State endowment Of $1,000
would abundantly sustain an able Faculty
from year to year, and free them from all
those anxieties about support, which is 50
annoying to faithful teacher.
Good schools and good churches SIRE the
CREST conservative elements Of all comInu,
mites m which they are located.
The substantial! pccunisry advantages
are s'~c very great. Il il safe 10 say that
tilty vf cur sons are taught in West Ten,
nessos College annually, besides fifty other
from Madison and surrounding counties
To board and send pupil 20 college FOL
ten months, including books, board. tut
tion, stationery and extra clothing, vii
not fan short Of s2eO 90, SO that aDowin.
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LIBRARY GIFT CONCERT.
A Full Drawing Certain
S5OO.OOO in Bank TO Pay Gifts.
10000 Cash Gifts Paid In Full.
100000 For Only Ten Dollars.

ENOUGH Of the 100. 600 tickets issued for
Ia the THIRD GRAND GIFT CONCERT, in
aid Of the Public Library Of Kentucky,
having been sold 70 insure fun drawing,
and the wish having been universally ex.
pressed that the 10000 cash gifts offered
should be drawn In full and paid in full
without any sealing down, as heretofore,
the management, with the concurrence of
the trustees, have determined TO allow nine
ty days more for the sale Of the remnant Of
tickets LEFT on hand. The concert and dis
tributiOR advertised for April Sth, is there
fore postponed to Tuesday, July Sth, 1873,
on which day, and no other, they ali posi-
lively and unequivocally take place IN the
Public Library Hall, Louisville. Ky.
At this grand concert the following cash
gifts viii be distributed by lot and paid in
full TO the ticket-hOldeTs who draw them: q.
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We ouote to-day Is follows
General Markets.

NEw IRISH POTATOEs-S5 y bushel.
BACON-Sides, wholesale, 12kc. Shout
ders wholesale Toe. Hams, suyar-cured,-
wholesale, 1Sc.
FLOUR-S bbl, wholesale, SS@12.
MEAL-F bush, wholesale, 159SOc.
DRIED FRUIT-APples, y D, Wholesale,
&c. Peaches, do, do, St810c.
SUGAR-New Orleans, wholesale ,11@14c.
CoFFEE-wholesale, 2392Be.
MoLAssES-Wholesal S0g9Oc.
HOMISY-R ID, retail, &c.
GRITS-9 u, retail, &c.
NAuS-1s key 81. Rates.
THREAD-Spun, = Ii, retail, 16@ISc.
WHISKEY-R gall, wholesale, 81 OO6eS 30.
OYsTERs-COve, 81 5002 30 q doz.
CANDIES-WholeSale, 176l2Jc.
MACKEREL-By the Kit, 81 5O612 80.
HIDEs-GTeen, y b, 5@s7c. Salt, SIC.
Dry salt, I2@l5c. Dry Flint, I5G1Tc.
LEATHER-Harness and sole, } tb, retail,
4O@4jc; Kip, do, do, 6Oc; Bride, do, do, A
eB6Oc.
CORN-ShelIsd 7O@75c = bushel.
BE.EswAN-R Ii 2Oc-s
TALLow-3 II 1855
OLD IRON-Fl ID 1s@l5zc.
CHICKENs-3 doZ. 1904.
DUCKs-# d0z. s. O0@4 90.
BUTTER-S h. 2jdSJc. scare.
EGGS-p doZ. 167h G2OC. scarce.
LARD-52 Ii 131z@15e.
Live Stock.
BEEF CATTLE-Net, G6sZc.
SHEEP-S head g J0@3 %. Extra line
S4@S5-
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NONRESIDENT Notice.
In the Chancery Court Of NIadi-
son County, Tenn.

No. SOL. B. Pittman and wife, Helen,
NJ. Pittman and ]. n. JeltOn and wife.
Mary Francis Jetton vs. Jarrett ]. Nc
LemOre and wife, Ann +. MeLemore,
and Hubbard T. CoZOrt, JBmes H Law
renee and Parker Lacy.
4 T appearing from the return OF the Sher-
Il i'll in this cause, that the defendant,
Hubbard T. COzort is not to be found in
this county, (Madison), and is supposed to
be a resident Of the State of Missouri; 1t is
therefore ordered by the Clerk and Master
that he make his appearance herein, ut the
office Of the Clerk and Master of the Chan
Gerry Court at Jackson, Tenn, on or before
the LIST Monday in July, 1873, (being Rule
day of said Court and plead, answer or
demur to Compartments Bill, or the same
will be taken for confessed as 20 him, and
set for hearing eX-parte; and that a copy
of this order be published for four consec-
utiye weeks in the Jackson Wing and Tri-
bune." This May %, 1873.
ID. NJ. WISDOM, c. & NJ.
f. J. & J. c. Read, Sol. for Comp.
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VALUABLE
CITY PROPERTY
FOR SALE.
Church street.

yuyFTE valuable Church property OnerOG
for 40 i'm our columns Il most de-i-
r-ble for business houses, aud viii bc Iii
yided into three lots, VI 2=I ..et 'front.' Oh
C,bTr,h street. running back - feet. and
are offered Tor sale separately or collective
". For information ana .I tsLn7' Apply 20
80 80 IA tbs rpar Of the Church, between the
Sc1 on :. Of a. N. and 3 P. u. FEB LIT.
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IOM Inc hnONTIUo ITtss ma Hc
GREENyILLE.
Alarming sickness ana Deaths.
Is AZ CholeRal
Our Greenville correspondent,
who sends the following, is a relia-
bic and intelligent citizen Of that


MEssRs. EDIToRs.-There is no
longer any question but that we
have cholera in GreenVille- Mr.. A.
Piper, Z. S. Deputy Revenue Col
lectOr, was taken sick on Monday
last, and died within forty-eight
hours. Some OF our physicians pro-
nouBced the disease cholera, others
said it was not. Then the wife of
John ArroWWoOd was taken vio-
lently i'll, and died yesterday, her
symptoms being unquestionably
cholera. Ella Glass, a eOlOrod wO-
man, came very nearly dying from
the same disease, but the physicians
succeeded in getting mp q reaction,
and she Is recovering. Last even
ing, at 2 O'Clock, the wife of U. S.
Deputy Marshal, w. S. Mitchell,
was attacked with the cholera, and
died at O'Clock this morning. Mrs.
Mitchell was daughter Of Mr.. Piper
who died on last Wednesday. There
are several other serious cases in our
town, and a great many of lighter
form. Our people have not become
panic-stricken, bnt treat the matter
philosophically, preferring to re-
main at home and live prudently to
fleeing to other parts. All Of the
serious cases have been on the low
grounds along the creek that runs
through the town. +. r. G.
GreenVille, Tenn, June IA, 1873.
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Nonresident NOtice.
In the Ohancery Court of DTadi-
son County, Tenn.

No. sII.-Mary ID. Peppers, by next friend
and A. H. DlVenny, guardian etc; and
Hopkins, Dwight x TrOwbTidge vs.. Mar
tina L. Brown, Milton Brown, Ex'rX and
Ext. Of Hervey Brown, deed, John L.
Lancaster, Thomas Henderson and Dun
can, Sherman & Co.
4 y this cause it appearing 70 the sStisfac
Il ton Of the Clerk snd Master, from az
fidaTit, that the defendants, ThOs. Hender-
son, w. 3. Duncan, David Duncan. W.
w. Sherman and Frances H. Grain, are
non-reSidents Of the State Of Tennessee:
It is therefore ordered by the Clerk and
Master, thst they make their appearance
herein, at his Office IN the city Of Jackson,
Tenn, on or before the
1st MONDAY IN AUGUST, 1873.
being the fourth day OF said month, and
plead, answer or demUr to Complainants
bill, or the same viii be taken for confessed
As 70 them, and set for hearing eE-parte;
and that copy Of this be published four
successive weeks, il the Jackson "Whig
aud Tribune"
d. VI. WISDOM, C. & NJ.
J. (. x J. 7, Hogan and Campbell & Me.
CORY, SOis- June7-4t.
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Mill Machinery - Agricultural
TmDIeuents---COttOn Gins,

Any one in want Of Mil Machinery,
Agricultural Implements, or the best Cot
ton Gin ever used, would DO well 70 call on
J. NJ. PARKER q Co., or On W. W. Gates,
at Jackson, who can order these articles up
on terms that will give perfect satisfaction.
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COMMERCIAL.


As indicated in our last weeks report
there has been a considerable advance, our
market having sprung up "a 1Sc for Mid
ding Cotton. Our receipts have been IN
usually large for so late in the season, our
buyers have been active and taken all offer
iugs at the advance prices.
We learn OF another good Shipment to
this City by the Mississippi Central Exten-
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N On-Resident Notice.
In the Chancery Court of Madi-
son County, Tenn.
Il. f. Baker We. Ollie, ct al.

IT appearing from the bill, which Is
Il sworn 10 In this cause, that the dcfen-
dsnts, Z. l.. Ollie, Francis Lee and Robert
Harvey, are nOn-residents Of the State OF
Tennessee:
It is therefore ordered by the Clerk and
Master that they make their appearance
herein, NJ the next regular term of the
Chaucery Court Of Madison County, Tenn,
70 be held 81 Jackson on the
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EDUCATIONAL.
Clover Port Academy,
Male and Female.

4 COATED at Clover Port, in Hrademan
81 County, Tenn, i've miles Northwest
of looms Station, on the Miss. Central
Railroad,
The Fall Session viii begin on Monday
the It'll day OF July, 1873. In high grade
and finish OF scholarship, this school offers
all the advantages 70 be found in any SINH
lar Institution. The Academy building
is large and well furnished with improved
Desks and Seats.
Terms Of Fuition,.per Session Of
Five Months:
Primary Department ...-.. - IGts -
Advanced English Branches -.-. : Is
Languages and Higher Mathematics ~
Board may be obtained in good
families at - per month.
For further particulars, Address
ia. FUTRALL, Principal.
T. O., Teens Station. Tenn.
June 1+-Sw.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1873-06-21

III The Railroad traveller will find a
remedy that is pleasant and perfectly HARM
less, and a sure preventive of the evil effects
from constipation or change OF water and
diet, by using SIMMONS LIVER REGU-
LATOR.
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EnsoIYenf Notice.

4 Ii persons having claims agsinst the
"A estate Of John l.. CswthUn, deceased,
are hereby notified 10 file them authgati-
Gated As the law directs with the Clerk %
the County Court 6f Henderson County,
Tennessee, at his Office IN Lexington. on or
before the 18th day OF December 1873, for
pro rata distribution, or they viii be I0r-
ever barred. May a. 1873.
c. r. SCARBOROUGH,
maoO-4W. Administrator.
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LATER.

GREENvILLE, June IA, 10:4Op.m.-
Special to the Press and Herald
Since A. n. Piper's death, his
daughter, Mrs. Mitchell, and also
Mrs. ArrowWood have died, About
a dozen persons were attacked, all
of whom arc cOnvalescent but one:
The physicians call sporadic or
idiopathic cholera. All PRECAUTIONS
are being taken, but there is no Sc
nous alarm. There were no new
Cases to-day.
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NOTICE.

Company r., end Tenn. Volunteers, In the
Mexican war. will come oil on Saturday,
July 9Th. The Committees will arrange ac-
cordingly. II. j. HAYS,
]. }. ANDERSON, President.
Secretary
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MISSISSIPPI CENTRAL n0Ap.

NJ u Train for Humboldt.
Iraves Jackson. Tenn. 80 y. ~.
rrNnr-ss train for IIumhol'it.
leaves Jack ,on. Team. 1910 ~ N
heao trains go no further than
Humboldt.
Mail train Tor y OrlenHs
Leaves Jack 4on. Tenn lO.'p a. NJ.
E.x'-rr4s train for New ORLEANS.
teaVes Jack son. Tenn ll:'9 pm.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1873-06-21

MANSON LODGE, No. IG.-Thos. CorFin,
Y. a.; John r. Bolts, V. g.; JnO. 7. Stark,
SECRETARY; David Hampton, Treasurer; Rev
fay night.
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Sons OF Temperance

jackson Division, No. Oh. r. II. Ander-
son. W. p; meets every Tuesday night,
at Temperance Hall. opposite the Methodist
Church. ID. A. MCALEXANDER, r. 8.
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',cKsn~ IOpGE No. 4h.-A. u. ZONES.
w y ]. g.. smith. Jr.. Sew. Meets 4th
Fri''ay ''r~h month.
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STARK ENcAMPMKNT, No. 10,-JO T.
stark. G.. T.; Thomas COrrin, II. T.; Rich
ard Retiman, s. w; Z. r. Dashiell, Scribe.
Meets every 2d and 9TH Tuesday night Of
each mouth.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1873-06-21

-. ouN's I.oDGK. Ne. g:s2-J. g. Pybas.
W. ~: George a.. Hughes. soy. hccts
~ Monday zach month.
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4.h MONDAY IL OCTOBER, 1878,

and plead, answer OF deInur ~ com plain
ants bill, OF the sauIs will be taken for uon-
iessed IS % them, aud Sci Tor hearing *
parte, and that q copy o, this order BE- pub
iShed four consecutive weeks IN tho Jack
son Whig and Tribune. This Msy 26, -.
ID. NJ. WISDOM. q. & NJ.
Elder < McCuNcch, and J. G. McDearmon,
Solicitors. maJSl-4w.
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.,n-nnIc MeetInR. eE Iaes.on.

JscKsoN COaaAfANDKY. No.. 13.-JOhn
Chester. Eminent COMMANDERS j. W.
Smith. Recorder Meets on the 81 Mon
lay night " each month.
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DIED.

At the residence OF her husband, Daniel
Verser, near Denmak, in this county, on
Friday, june 18th, Mrs. Verser, aged 80
years.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1873-06-21

JACKSON COUNCIL, No. Is, Y. Il s. M
w., A. W. Jones. T. I. @. NJ. j. u. Chap
-.rli. Recorder. Meets Attn Monday em;h
nanIIh
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MasIisOn 20,

TEAKEN up by Jas. NJ. Exuul. 18th Dis
= triet, Il miles west OF Jackson, one
dark bay HORSE, about IS hands high,
supposed 20 be ten years 9la, no brands
perceiVaeis. Appraised 81 800.
W. n. HIDW ELL,
June lt-3w+. Ranger.
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THE THROWN
COR6O" 81"

OO N ~ n Ia .
DLAETERS should examine the abovs
IL named old and reliable Gin before
buying any other. 1t combines the fequir-
ed qualities OF simplicity, Strength
and Durability. 1t gins fast and
clean, makes excellent lint Gotten
bringing LAC. 90 1s2c. per ID. above mar
ket, and Is universally admitted to be the
lIgh4ess running gin made. We have
had thirty years experience IN the bust
ness, and warrant every gin perfect. Gins
constantly in the hands Of our agents, to
which W invite inspection.
Circulars, with GcSLImOnIaIs. and
fun particulars, may be had by addressing,
ISRAEL +. BROWN, President,
Brown Cotton Gin Co., New Londen, Conn.
w. A. HAYLEK,
Agent, jackson, Tennessee.
march 1, IS73-4m
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CLINTON u. A. CHATTER. No. 9,--Iss.
t1'Connnr, u. T.; Rev. v. MeHair. X: }. x.
-hrppcn. ). Meets 81 Friday each month.
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DEGKRE LoDGE.-Mects every ID Thur
Sinv night in each month.
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Kings BLOCK OF BUILDINGS, in
cludias Bar R0oEa and billiard Hall have
been Lighted mp with GAS, which viii be
recognized by the knights OF the Cue as
great Improvement oycrhe Coal Oil lights
In short he undetermined that the KINGS
PALACE shall be the Great Centre Of At
traction to those who desire AN hours re-
creation or are in quest Of amusement, and
most cordially invites his friends and the
public generally 20 come and see.
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Twelve and One-fourth hours 20 Mem
phis- Shortest route 20 New Orleans
Through Sleeping Cars from Mckenzie.
Time, 201< hours. Through 70 Memphis
without change.
SeYenty-eight miles shorter 10 Memphis
than via Decatur. MOre than 100 miles
shorter 70 ST. Louis than VIA Louisville, and
many hours quicker.
g41 Sleeping Cars accompany the las
y. u. train N Memphis.
A. II. Robinson, Ticket Agent, Maxwell
HOUSE; 4. II. Cunningham, Ticket Agent
Church Street Depot.
J. ". THOMAS, Gen'l Supt
". L. DANLEY, Genl 2. and T. Agent
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FAVORITE RESORT

In the city Of Jackson. and that no pains or
expenses will be spared to add 10 Its attTae-
tfons inthe future. His
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The -proprsesor Of the widely known
KIhsl3'S PALACE, desires 70 reminstthe pub
lie whose INDIGNATION or business coBhne-
ulfats induces them to seek amusement and
exercise, that they viii and KINGS PAL
ACE, as heretofore. the
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K1ng'9 Bar-
Lighted up with Gas.

or ali kinds, and the most fastidiOus taste
canEot fail 20 DC satisfied.
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NASHVILLE, CHATTANOOGA
Memphis & st. Louis Railway /.
WNRAlNS RUN To AND FROM
Il Church Street Depot as follows.

Memphis and -. LouIs Trains.
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billiard HALL

Is Htted up with superb style, and Is sup
plied the best of Billiard Tables and appur-
tenanses, affording a pleasant and harmless
recreation as well As amusement
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Total, 10000 Gifts, all Cash ...... 500, 900
The money to pay all these gifts in fun is
now upon deposit in the Farmers and
DroVers' Bank Of Louisville, and set aside
for that purpose, and can only be used for
that purpose, IS will be seen by the follow
ing certificate OF the Cashier.
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BEEF CATTLE-Net, 6tp7c.
SHEET head g J0@3 60 Extra line !
S4@S5-
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a GRBAg DISCOVERY,
DUNCANS CAMPHORATED
SOLID CIV CT R&ME
nosdn
rsa EVERY BODY SHOULD USE
DUNCAN'S GREASE EXTRACTOR.
v I8g osS rsH 9 FROM 9 an kinds " CLOTH silk muslin and wooden goods DUST
Ladies Toilet Powders,
=
preparation rhsshn ,and far
eanatF 70 ngpuros
inh"H
Dunans is
ust sa kpsthe
r.t rsG ze&H
TO e tone
PURF Isl shorts
Iy'""1 use La, q HnnH
Soreness
""9 """0 ~
Duans owaeris ioLa
er G. F. DUNCANS Drug House
No q shannon Street, JACKSON, TENNESSEE
P Dr.
No. 9 shannon Street,

P.S. DR.. DUNCAN WARRANT;
refund the money.
jan ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-01-11
TEE CURTIS IMPEACHMENT.
Olney and Townsend Speak for the
Prosecution - Judge COchrane and
Henry Smith Defend the Accused.

Oiney and Townsend Speak for the
Prosecution - Judge COchrane and
Henry Smith Defend the Accused.
ALBANY, Jan. 10, 1873.
The Senate resumed the hearing Of the argument
in the case OF Judge Curtis, Mr.. Olney continuing
his summing up on the part of the prosecution.
At the conclusion of Mr.. Olney's argument on be-
half Of the prosecution in the of Judge Curtis,
OF the New York Marine Court Judge Cochrane, Of
counsel for the defence, proceeded to sum up, and
spoke at length to the effect that there was
NOT AN I0TA OF EVIDENCE
showing that Judge Curtis was guilty Of anything
After Judge COchrane had concluded, Senator
Benedict moved to postpone any further consider
alton Of the case, which was lost-S to IA.
Mr.. Henry Smith, OF counsel for the defence,
then proceeded with his argument, claiming that
the defendant, instead CT being the corrupt Judge
he is charged with being, was
THE CHAMPION OF PURITY ON THE BENCH
OF his Court, and on this account had encountered
the enmty OF his associates. He then proceeded to
review the testimony. to show that 1t was clearly
proven that SO far as the partnership was con.
Cerned, the moment he learned Of the passage of
the law prohibiting judges from practising in their
Courts he retired from that partnership, thus show
ing that ne was quick to obey the law. Counsel
also passed in review the other charges, with q
view to showing that the defendant was guiltess.
On the conclusion of has address the Senate took
q recess until tour Z. NJ.
REAssEMBLING OF TIE COURT.
The Senate reassembled at four O'Clock p NJ.
Mr.. Townsend counsel for the prosecution, spoke
two hours and half in justification OF the charges
made against Judge Curtis.
The Senate adjourned till Monday evening, at
hail-past seven O'Clock.
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CONGREGATIONS IN CONCORD, NEW HAMP.
SHIRE,

CONCORD, N. H., Jan. 10, 1873.
The Union Block, large wooden building on
Main street, owned by Lund Il Fellows, was en-
tirely destroyed by fire this morning The losses
and insurance OF the occupants are as follows -
Danforth h Ingalls, loss $4,000, insurance $3.50
William Marshall, clothing dealer, loss $4,000, in
surance $4,000; Volger h Clough, furniture deal
ers, loss $4,000, insurance $500; william Vol
GER coniectioner, loss $4,000, Insurance $1,000
Benjamin Carr, photograph materials, loss 81 600
insurance $4,000; L. p. Gould, photographer, loss
$2.50o insurance $4,000; Mrs. John Nolser house
hold efects, loss $4,000, insurance $500; A. w.
sured. The loss on the building was about $4,000;
insurance, 81 900.
Eight persons were sleeping In the building. and
they barely escaped with their lives. The Their.
mometer was thirteen degrees below zero and the
Fire Department labored under great Disadvantage
Another fire last night destroyed the dwelling
and contents of William Prouse. Loss $1,000; ia.
surauce. 81. 100.