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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-02-13
THE JUMEL ESTATE CASE.
Close Of Mr.. Carter's Summing Up for the
Defendant-Counsel for Plaintiff
to Reply To-Day.
BUSINESS IN THE OTHER COURTS.
Standardization for Breach Of Contract
Business in tho General Sessions,
Parts and 2-Deciions

Yesterday, In Bart OF the General Sessions,
Recorder Hackett granted motion Of the Assist
ant District Attorney to enter nole prose1a upon
an indictment charging Thomas Dury, policeman,
with mansaughter. in causing the death OF a man
named Newkirk, who died from excessive drinking
in the Jefferson Market Police Court 1t seems the
Grand Jury found the indictment upon a statement
made by q newspaper reporter.
The suit of Joseph A. Monnheimer, the contractor
for the stafford pavement in Seventh avenue,
against the city, which has been in SO many shapes
before Courts, was yesterday settled by verdict
in the Supreme Court, Circuit before Mr.. Justice
Barrett. He claimed $145,s7l 10. From this de-
duction of $4,000 was made account of the rails,
and verdict given for $132,971 10.
In the suit OF q. r. Il T. E. Townsend against the
Narragansett Fire and Marine Insurance Company,
tried yesterday In the Superior Court, before JUS
tice Mcneil, the jury gave verdict for plaintiffs.
They had an insurance Of 1850 with this company,
and two other assurances with other companies
In all $7,5O0-on their store in Jersey City. They
claimed that their total loss was $4,000. The
question OF the extent OF the loss referred to
three referees, who disagreed, two, however, hold
Ing against the plaintiffs. Their report was set
aside as irregular, and in two other suits against
two other companies the plaintiffs recovered. In
this suit also they recovered, the jury giving the
full amount of their claim. with interest, So 712 49,
In the United States Circuit Court yesterday
the hearing OF the case Of George w. Bowen vs..
Nelson Chase was resumed before Judge Shipman
and the special jury. Mr.. Carter concluded his ar
gument on behalf Of the defendant. Counsel for
plaintiff will reply to-day.
Yesterday Henry jennings charged with sending
what are called 'sawdust crculars' through The
mails, was held in $4,000 bail before Commissioner
Shields for examination. These 'sawdust circu-
lars" are papers offering for sale countereit money
for good money, and are in violation Of recent act
Of Congress.
Yesterday, in the case Of the United States vs.
Fox, in which the defendants are charged with
sending obscene books through the mails, the
accused were held by Commissioner Belts to await
the action Of the Grand Jury.
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COURT or GENERAL seSsIoNs-pMT I,

Two Sons Charged With Stealing q
Large Quantity OF Jcwclry From Their
Before Recorder Hackett.
The first case called by Assistant District Attor.
ney Russell yesterday was an indictment for grand
larceny against two youths named Epolite and
Henry Froderaux, charging them with stealing
watches and jewelry from their father. Charles
Froideraux, on the 18th OF January, the aggregate
value OF which was 5000. portion OF the stolen
stole from their father on previous occasion. In
consequence of their youth plea OF an attempt at
grand larceny was taken. and the Recorder sen.
fenced them TO the Penitentlary for two years and
six months
Larceny OF Clothing.
Robert Pollok, who was charRed. with stealing
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-02-13
SUICIDE OF A LUNATI0.

The case reported from the Lunatic Asylum two
or three days ago proves to have been one Of sui.
eide. Sarah Rooney, an Irish woman, twenty-thres
years Of age, had been On inmate of the asylum
several weeks, during which time she had made re-
peated attempts to terminate her existence.
Nearly week ago Sarah, watching her opportu-
nifty, leaped rom third story window Of the lodge
and injured herself In such q manner that death
subsequently ensued. Her brother, Patrick Roo
ney living at $40 East Sixteenth street. seems dis.
satisfied about the manner in which his sister mee
yeatigatiAns
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SUPERIOR COUB1-spEcAL TERM.
Decisions.

Decisions.
BY Judge friedman.
Schafer vs. Flatan.-MOtion granted.
Thurman vs. MarSh.-Order granted.
Wilson VS.. Wilson.-Order settling issues &c.
Devlln VS.. Kessel.-Order opening default.
Levy vs.. Dennith.-Order for Commission.
Hamburger VI. Dennith.-Order for Commission.
Winston Vs. English.-Order to examine plain.
till before trial.
Parsons VS.. Frost ct al.-Order sustaining de-
murrer.
American Corrugated Iron Company Vs. Henry
Evans and Others.-Order continuing and red0ck-
citing lien.
BY Judge Mcneil.
Knapp vs. Roche.-Order overriding demurrer.
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THE MURDER OF OFFICER GEIR,

ALBANY, ~ Y, Feb. II, 1873.
jury in the case Of william wilcox, charged
with the murder Of Jacob Geib, policeman, last
Summer, was obtained to-day. The prisoner, with
Hugh McGraw, became engaged In quarrel with
the deceased at the entrance to a lager beer gar
den, when, as is alleged, McGraw shot Geb.
McGraw and Wilcox escaped, and only the latter
was subsequently arrested,
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A MURDER IN NEVADA.
The BODY brought "a

The Body Brought to This City.
The remains OF Thomas Ryan, twenty-seven
years Of age, who was shot through the head by
James Levy during quarrel in Pioch City, New,
about the 1st OF January last, arrived In this city
yesterday and being unaccompanied by GER
tincate OF death the matter was referred To
Coroner Herman for Investigation. Mr. RYAN
lived In Merden, Conn.,, and his remains have been
taken thither for interment. Levy, the alleged
murderer, Is under arrest in Nevada, awaiting his
tr1al Ryan, who was q single man. went to
Nevada about two years ago In search OF fortune
among the Mines
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man ana George r. Grantz were excused ON &C
count OF their opinions. ,.
The panel had been exhausted. but on calling
over the sbsentees Isaac Sonenberg came for
ward, but o. he was present at the pool room wnen
then ordered new panel for this morning and
adjourned the jury under the usual charge being
allowed to separate.
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CITY COURT.
Bertha steinfeld's Success.

Before Judge Thompson.
Bertha steinfeld's suit to recover $4,000 from
Herman Levy for an alleged breach Of promise OF
marriage was again before the Court yesterday.
The particulars OF this case have heretofore been
stated In these columns It may be remembered
That the defendant claimed that the plaintiff was
OF previous unchaste character, and he produced
improper intimacy with ner All the evidence
being In, ex-Judge Cardozo summed up the case
yesterday for the defence and Mr.. Frank Lawrence
for the plaintiff. The jury rendered verdict In
favor OF plaintiff, and assessed the damages at
$3.50. 1t is understood that an appeal will be
taken by the defendant
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BUSINESS IN THE OTHER COURTS
SUPREME COURT-cHAMBERS.
Decisions.
H. IaA- nuta

OeCI81On6s
BY Judge Davis.
Craig ct al. VS.. Wassermann ct al.-MOtion de.
MED without costs.
Hopping ct al. vs.. Behring.-Motion granted;
costs to abide event.
In the matter Of the petition Of 7. Egan for &C
counting, &c.-Prayer OF the petitioner must be
denied. &C.
Holiday vs.. Williams.-Motion granted on pay
ment Of SO costs of opposing and $50 for trial ee
&c.
BY Judge Barrett.
Holman We. Treadwell and others.-Findings set
tied
Baker vs. Hogel ct al.-Order settled.
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BROOKLYN COURTS.
suPREM NE CuuRI-eENeRAL TERM.
The Canal Deficiency Flu

The Canal Deficiency Fund.
Before Judges Barnard, Gilbert and Pratt.
Judge Tappen granted a writ of mandamus d.
recting the Board OF Supervisors to include in the
State tax levy the quota OF Kings county to the
Canal Deficiency Fund. An appeal was taken to
the General Term, and yesterday. by consent Of
counsel, an order OF aIirmance was entered, so
that the case will now 60 to the Court Of Appeals
for final adjudication.
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ALBANY, N. Y, Feb. IL, 1873.
COURT OF APPEALS DAY CALENDAR FOR FEB.
13-Nos. 65k, 1877, 1888, $50. 4ss, 4S9, 514, SIS.
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BROOKLYN COURT CALENDAR.
COURT or APPEALS CALENDAR.

CITY CoURr.-Nos. ], 23s, 90, 81, 90, OIL, los, 15(
1853, 1872, 239, 1913, 240 to 257 inclusive.
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Decisions,

Decisions.
BY Judge Robinson.
Harrison vs. BlacK.-Stay vacated; motion de-
MED; $40 costs.
BY Judge Loew.
Frank vs. Frank-Counsel have not compiled
with rule II OF this Court.
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COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-,spEclAL TERM.

Knapp vs. Roche.-Order overriding demurrt
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-10-08
A CA RID.
Martin v. Cole In Reply 90 Mr.. Henry
Boii, ~ Candidate for
County Treasurer.


To the Democracy of Dallas County;
nv opponent for County Treasurer, Mr.
Henry Boil has issued circular In reply To
my former circular in which he denis IN
general denalS and glowing uiisreprosVntn-
lions and positive ialsehoOds. lie set ont
with the assertion that ! cnd"ayOrrd 10 cx-
cite the preIudicos of my tcllow-clliGcns
against him. | only give his political con-
duct, and II that political conduct : such ms
10 bring down the Just indignation of the
public, he ought Ia ccn>urp himself and not
inc; ana That | give II truthiully respect
ully refer my friends, recently come To The
country, to the leading southern men NJ the
city and county, lie complains TINT la my
canvass last fail charged him with specu-
lating in the county funds, do charge that
he, In connection with Others, did speculate
In county claims, nnd Will ASK citizens IL
they dill not present county claims 10 MIN
Tor payment, and have the claims refused
FOR want OF means, and then, after tran fer
Ing tllcir claims 10 some iriCnd OF thiS Ircn-
furcr At discount, learn liUt the claim was
paid 10 MS ilicnd an thc spot ] hin pre-
pared 20 furnish men Hnd Facts 10 sustain my
charg'.
He asserts that men were indicted for non
payment of county occupation tax while
they held receipts irun me. rms IS n base
fnlscuood, and ! call on him for the names
of the men.
lie says that lac docs not know how "far
back my pedigree as n Democrat cXtonds,"
but that he was taught Democracy when u
boy, by his parents. u, Tor Shame! Has he
gone back on the teachings of parents, and
Joined the ranks of the enemy Of Democ-
raUy for tho loaVcs and ushas hlS prlncip los
for an Office under Dayls?
lie says he never acted In concert with the
Loyal LcagnC. ask him if he did not act
with the Radical party2 ask every honor
able man In the county " he was not rccOg-
ni2cd as n RadicaH 10 yo1, fellow citizens
think for a moment that FL j. Davis would
appoint him Treasurer unle he was Hadi-
cal Of the first water? | charge that he did
act with the Radical party. When the noto-
rious quick made up his famous clubs for
his Radical paper who he'd The book and
took down the subscription liSP Did You
not do IL, Mr., Boil?
VIII say, further that Mr.. Boil Inns never
turned over any books, ms II was his duty
to do, except the occupation book, although
demanded them; and, u ter months of de-
lay, he finally told me he Ind no other. liz
had NO OTHER! What did he do with The
Others? Has the county no other book for
tax except the occupation tax booli7 Fellow
citizens, again assert my former circular to
be true and his records ns a politician, 10 he
fairly set out therein. II you, MS Democrats,
and men loving good government, with hon
est officials thiilk Mr. Bolts claims superior
to mine, be so. | make no boast OF myself
| only claim that have all my life been n
Democrat above suspicion, from honest con-
yiclion, and that have, so far, made you an
honest and faithful Treasurer.
Your fellow aitiBcn
AARLIN V. COLE.
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that the number Of hands discharged
on account Of the money sttluponpy,
has been much ovrr-estimated. Most
OF the manufacturer, and artisans oN-
press the hope that they viii be able to
get through the pressure without fur.
Their reduction OF force,
LOWELL, Mass, October :. John n.
Pierce, Jr,, cashier Of the Merchants
National bank, Is n defaultcr. The
amount N unknown, but Il h thought
TO be bctween forty and fifty thousand
dollars.
He IL also treasurer of the Central
Savings bank, but 1t l. not thought
that institution l. affected.
81, Louis, October NEARLY tive
thousand dollars in addition To the
amount previously reported has been
subscribed for Memphis, and an active
committee il still working. The Odd
Fellows aud MaSons also sent hand
some sums to be distributed 10y their
brethren.
About seven thousand dollars in
money, clothing and provisions have
been sent to Shreveport.
ALEXANDRIA, Va, October Com
modore William Jameson Of the United
States Navy, Oh retired list from age
and intirmitics, died, aged cighty-two
years. The Gazette says he served
faithfully and was in several engage
ments in the war Of 1872.
AsHTNGroN, ID. G., October T.
Richardson and Robson were absent
from the Cabinet meeting. Business
unimportant.
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FOREIGN.
commencement OF the Trial OF
Marshal Baza!ne---Eml.
ncnt Men Present,
Revival OF Clerical Domination
In France Declared
Impossible,
Disastrous Defeat or The Car
lists In the Province
Of Navarro.

LONDON, October An expedition
to complete the Polaris Investigation
is moOted.
PARIS, October Sir Samuel and
Lady Baker are here. Ten days will be
occupied in reading the papers in Ba-
zaine's case. Gambetta Schneider A.
Rouher and General LAdmirault AZ,
present as witnesses. The court
martial before which Marshal Bazainc
is now being tried, sits in the audience
chamber of the Grand Friunc, at Yer
sailles. The scene ut the opening was
remarkable. Nearly all the witnesses
who had been Summoned were
present and the court room was filled
with the most distinguished men of
France. Besides those previously re-
ported, are NJ. Nj. Favre and Regain.
The call of their names as witnesses
caused sensation.
Bazaine appeared in the full uniform
of France with the ribbon and grand
cross of the legion Of honor on
his breast. He took his seat in an
arm chair by the side of his counsel,
and was courteously addressed b lhe
President OF the cotrt'hs Monsieur lie
Marshal, throughout the proceedings.
The defence is conducted BY NJ, Lakeland
Anson, the eminent advocate of CQlvi-
lette. The Duke De Braglio ut u ban
quet given in his honor, declared en-
phatically tho revival Of clerical domin'
alton in France was impossible.
MADRID. October The lnsurgcnt
iron clads were seen off Anquillas
to-day, and appeared to be heading
for Cartagcra,
I'VE MsWgSnt reMeis remain 4. par-
thagcna. Agovernmcnt fleet consist
ing Of the frigatcs Eittara, Almsana
and Carmen are at anchor, a vessel,
the name of which was not ascer'
tanned, was in the Gulf of Almeria yes
terday.
A dispatch was received at the Min.
istry Of War to-day, from General
Mariniz, announcing great victory 10y
his troops, over Il large body of Carlists
in the province of Navarro. Many OF
the insurgents were killed and large
number taken prisoners lsnStal
Maripiy says NE route OF the lnslir-
gents was Complete and his fofces are
ii close pursuit Of them,
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
PAINTERS, WALL PAPER HANGERS
ANn WlIONITM MAY CDNCEuNt

We viii snyo You trouble and expense OF
trimming an wall paper purchased ut MS,
We hive lust received u lntr improved ma.
chine, which does tho work rapidly ana
beautifully, PIERCE 4 LYLE,
9hiItf MIN street.
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Maney-StoeISs sio;ids,
Nh reyepOrt.

Yesterdays Marshall Bulletin has
tue following IN reference to The fever
in Shreveport:
The doctors think the epidemic is
abatiug. There were fifteen inter-
ments yesterday, and eighteen to-day.
There are few new eases, but they
are very virulent. The river has risen
five inches in the last two days. Vhf
fah CATHOLIC priest is dying; twp 9TH
ers will be here to-morroY. Dir. Savillc,
superintendent telegraph Office is very
low, nrl 4, =. Holchkiss, one Of Oh
oldest citizens, viii probably die to-
night. am well,
II. ). HEARsEY.
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THE MARKETS.
Produce.

NEW OnLEAss, October g.--Cosn
scarce; firmer, White mixed, I5c;
yellow 7bc; white soc; firm l@55o'
Sugar opened, kettle 03@l0i. Molas'
les few barrels sold at Ace. Flour active;
treble 81 IS; family IS 50@9 IS. Bran
quiet at s5699. Hay in good supply
prime $24; choice ST. Pork dull
and lower; old $40 80; new 81 W.
Dry salt shoulders scarce at Ole. Bacon
dull at 81, lot, and l0lc. Hams ll!@
l5c. Lard scarce; tiercc SiM9c; kcg
l0@lOJc. Sugar scarce and dull; good
to fully fair Ql@l0lc, Whisky dull;
Louisiana tIie; Cincinnati 81 %. Coffee
strong at 2li@24lc. Cornmeal 50 20.
Cotton.
wNEw ORLEANS, October 7,-Coitnr
IN gepd demandj sales aiOD halesi
receipts 2995bales; no EXPORTS stock
1893 bales.
Maney-Stoets- Bopds,
NEW York, October Money closed
ut ttai commission. Sterling It. Gold
lOs@l0l.
New ORLEANS, October I. - Gold
lJMlg for certified checks. Sterling
l769lS for bills lading; light nothing
doing. Currency 4@6 premiums fol-
certified checks.
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TfE LATEST NEWS.
SUMMARY.
n The Number OF Employees Dis.
charged on Account or
Money Stringency
Largely Over
Estimated
Application for an Injunction
VA 10 Restrain an Insurance.
Company from Doing
Business.
81 Louis Sending Large Con.
triSuii0nS 10 Memphis
and Shreveport.
Terrible Suffering In Memphis
--.The Fever Rapidly
s Spreading.
The Rich have Fled, and Refuse
TO Contribute Anything
for tli Suffering
Poor.
A Massachusetts Cashier Goes for
"Chicken Ple.'
Tie Revolutionary Pot Boiling
In Mexico.
Terrible Suffering In Memphis
--.The Fever Rapidly
Spreading.
A MaSsa chuSCtts Cashier Goes for
"Chicken Ple.'
Tie Revolutionary Pot Boiling
In Mexico.

JhthhONI biSS., OcJOUcT h-bON-
ernor Powers has called an extra sts-
Sion of the Legislature to amend the
election laws.
SHREVEPORT, October Fever
\ lraths yesterday, sixteen.
3M PoTTsvILLE, Pa, October THE
first snow of the season fell last night.
New HAVEN, Conn, October T.
The occupants of Donaldson's balloon
x escaped by leaping from the basket.
The empty balloon was subsequently
captured at Canaan Corner.
.S SALT LAKE, Utah. October Brig
ham Young has been reelected Presi-
Dent OF Zioh's cooperative institution.
PARIS, KY, October Nv. a. Bur
ton, Deputy United States Marshal,
was murdered to-day by Edward and
Mat Current.
MEMPHIS, October THE fever is
deplorable and spreading with alarm
ing rapidity. The undertakcrs are
crowded beyond decent burial. Nine
teen nurses arrived from New Orleans
Saturday. Twenty thousand dollars
have been subscribed by the citizens
for sanitary purposes. The mortality
Sunday, WAS greater IMAM SINCE lhe
FEVER appeared. All VINO are ao'e arc
leaving. The malady is the true yell
low fever. There were tifty-four in
terments Yesterday. heg,, Aif, noN-
Npl, caster 81 INC flrst ireso{lefiati
thhrch, died offeVer.
EoUIsYlLhE, ocloner l i'e i'o mi'a
Qf Trade In forty hours, raised lVe
Thousand dollars fof memphis ane
Shreveport. the Masohs RAISED III
teen hundred dollars, Io-night from
twclpp To fifteen hundred dollars more
will he raised.
MEMPHIS, October The Coun ~
court appropriated fifty thousand dol
lars for the relief Of the city.
SE f.0Uis, September 7--IhG state
Sdpcrintendcnt of Insurance yester-
Hay filed a Petition IN the Circuit
C0urt, asking for an Injunction to re-
strain the st. Louis Mutual Life lnsur-
ance Company from transacting any
further business, and especially from
Issuing any new policies, rcinsurine
any of its risks or paying out any
money whatsoever. The petition
further asks for the appointment OF
receiver and for decree dissolving the
company and winding up its affairs.
The petition Is based upon the tacl, Y
ihe nuperlntynlenC alleges, TINT all
Examination bf the affairsof tllt'epm,
pany lisclOses its liabilities to exceed
assets by $0s4,955, exclusive of 100000
capital stock. The writ of injunction
was granted returnable on the 18th.
FONDA, n, V, September 1.-Two
Inches OF snow fell last night,
MASH buIoS, September ,.---the
Select Senate TRANSPORTATION commit.
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NOTICE.

Having purchased OF $. y. Jones & Co their
stocks of groceries, both at Dallas, Texas,
and Mt Decatur Wise county, Texas, VIII
continue the business In the city of Dallas,
ut their stand on Austin street, between Pa
cific avenue and Elm street. Iyery .fspaet-
fully solicit shefe q the ppslis laiIws.Vnse'
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-10-08
EXCURSION 10 st. Louis

Missouri state Fair, 10 he held ~ 1T, Louis,
October to II inclusive, The Ilous on and
Texas Central halfway will, commencing
Qctphcr 4, Issue excursion tickcf q TO ~. Louis
aud return for those desiring 10 attend the
Fair, Tickets will he good To- return until
October 20, giving NIL time TO do w at their
leisure.
Tickets viii he sold at tho following rntes:
Houston TO 81. Louis and return, So ~;
Ilempstend 10 ~. Louis and return, s62 20;
Austin to ~. Louis and return, 800 Is; Bryan
to ~. Lous and return. 80 So Hearne 10 NJ
Louis md return. SIS b; Calvert to 81 Louis
and return, SO o.; Waco to ~. Louis and re-
turn, $50 30; Corsicana to st. Louis and rc'
turn, $50 o.; Dallas 10 st Louis and return,
$500. j. WALDO. Gen. Ticket ARt.
j. DURAND. Gen. Supt lW,dtd
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-10-08
CONNECTIONS.

Close connections are N,Gio AZ inierna,
tionai Junction VITA tnternaiional road, ana
ut Minn,aia Win HOUSTON and Great North;
sIri toAd for Houston, Galveston, Tyler, and
oil other points South: at Texas Central cross
ing with Houston and Texas Central read for
sherman, Dtnison, aud pll points on the
Missouri, kans,2 and Texas foad and the
North, alan paints South; mt jefferson with
stages DOR GAINESVILLE, Paris. Bonhan, and 10
terminus of Cairo and Fulton rond. Stages
of FL paso stage Company leave Shreveport
for Monroe and East upon arrival OF Mall
and Express trains.
Mail and Express trains, both ways, dine NJ
ternational Junction.
JOHN +. DICKSON,
General Superintendent.
W. II. NEWMAN,
General Passenger Agent. ls91&wf
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Tents! Tents! Tents!

Call on q. n. Holland, No. o. Elm street.
and buy tent before they IRE all gone, and
take your families 10 hunt for a week OF so
Qidtf
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NJ ARRIED,

NORFLEr-MORRIs-At the residence OF
the bride, on Sunday evening, October 5, 1873,
by Rev. @. T. wilbur, Mr.. f. D. Noifiet ia
Miss VI, A. N. Morris, all Of Texas.