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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-08-13
Gnslano.

9onbon IA. Suit. Sc III Der enss
lii&en preIe nidtsu Serarser, tpenti ie ii9
benz Iapel Der eorpS garnarYpn une 9aas
perpale anl1lisst unb bic &ssisruns fir
bic Sorsanse an Der afrieanii6sn Wsfs
fdife in ibpnunsslpler 8ritif Yerantpprts
LID ma6t. Selbit masise @prlprse une
Wa6lamfett bdtten eas jeBt beflaste
usbel abwsnbsn fSnnsr, uub bic 70 oft
iitelansebra9te SparIamfeit brebt lib
bteenfli6 ;u RIDDEN. Die erlten Na6s
ridten dber bic rsuelten l1limmen 9prs
faae famen auf priYatpesen an. @mts
lide Seridte. ,pel6e bic Ipmiralitat sels
tern Na9t sur 8srtbsiluns bra9te, be-
tdtisen bic Mittbsilunsen Der Simss,
baben aber aud pom einem fleinen Siese
Der Gnslanbsr iibsr bic @i9antis Neser su
melpsn. Der 8ampf fanb am IS. Stunt
Statt,, nod an remlelben Sage AT nell
dem bic Stapt Glmina ,pesei llnterititz
suns Der Neser In 8ranb seI9oGsn mar.
@eSen 5000 Ml1antts riften sesen bas
Sort BON Glmina an. Sbnen rpurpen
cine @btbeiluns SeeIplpaten pom S1tfe
barracuda, pertdrft pur9 einsebprne
Spu6as, unter Sbertlisutsnart Eefinit
unp Gapttdn Gremantle entsesenselanbt.
Dieie idlusen bic Messr srfolsrsi9 unp
nit srpBem 8erluf surid, iepp9 erit mad
mebrtaneissm beisem 0efe9t, wobei fs
spet Gabnen erbeuteten. Die @I9antis
Serloren an Soeten 800 Wann, rarunter
einen Nefen tes IibantifSntss. Die
3abl Der 8erwunpsten LIEF 1i9 ni&t be-
itimmen. Gnslil9erItits paren Z 9ers
wunttte unb nur 1 Sptter.
Bic gum %. SUM- mar ni9tS
weiter SUrssfalen. Dp@ brinstee Damp
fer Senegal Na9ri6ten tppna9 an 3d.
600 @l9antis, bic Sauptma9t BON rel>
der jene 5000 nur cine sorseI1idts
Sturmeolonne bileeten, fi9 gum Mnsrifs
auf Cape Goat Cattle riteten. 0aut
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-08-13

&Sln 3. Suli. @ie su GSln Der prets
Der Sduler fsist. Gin 5auS Nr. So
am SalidsplaB ,purse IVA fur 1000
&ei@Stbaler Gnte Sprtsen Sabrbuns
terts fdr 1000 &si@stBaler uno In bic
fen Iassn fir $4,000 Iblr. serfauft.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-02-21
o,v,,. NAME. RESIDENCE.
fimes and Places for Holding ee"r's i'l
. the Territory of Montana

JL}-l'Ss ~ gf.I tt;i's1r4plEcoesf. i1r4 g Il PSI
ht virginia CITY, first Monday in ia uary ana sec
oud Monday i'll Aatsnst.~ t4t. }
UNITED srArEs pisTFIfr cq4aTs. t.3l
tyrs, Disfricf-it Virginia City first "A naaf H. N
t Aprii sccs nd Monday in July, ami seeohq Ni'"
day in November. e., ...,E fzs-..:9 H.
ceond District-At Deer ,IpdgeS flafd g9h'.Tf w., e an AZ
Hprn, first Monday III StittelEber,ina iis't MON
tlav iIl December. E,f IL
sAia Lisf,ici--,t Helena nrft Motday IN Mirss W, r
Fret aIon,tLy in July, ahst ioSNftii ioSNftii~o ~ioo''tf'
.TEsRttf5titAL' COURTS .t'g III
t!1xi DS,,;ct-la Madison t;amfy, alS ~
srsr Mo,i.y iii April, c'pi &2a'''S III "'''
Il, / ,i,tn srcnnd Monday in y svein''rr: -.
H. ,.,i,,tin Cc,ntv at r eln n. f'$t A@a"A9 20
MarcIi and liitll M"nday ia oef1h'E ,g8
ia T. G,rso,, County, nj R1der~4itt- '"eo' = 'fo'-
L,y in Nav, tni iir.t Nun'.y IN 'ct"nf-
ssrsnd DiSt,icf-i3rrr Lodge E6nty. ~ iMt III , -
- Y CIV third Monday IN Apri', W ~ y 1,ar nas "
~ v s,i;;,,n,her ami frst Monday III nDte.hioe'.
~ ,IissotiI,. county at Missouia fointh M"h""!
- in ,;ji,r snil secsnd Monday III NoVeh"'t.
h, Rea nj lead county, Dat1iaek, trst Mohoas III
Jnne, and third Monday ia octo"ef' ~,
;t,rd D;styict-ni.ewls and Clark County, at TIL ~
A"p su,D Hrst Monday in Harch, tiIst MohuaS -
tJ,ily. and fourth MpndgS ih Oetoheff
th Aieagher County fotrth Mohaas =
fourth Monday LII foveihher. ,t#,T5tet
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-02-21

/ RITTES ON THE DIsKIvERY oVi MI sFUsT
BABY.--Yu deer 7bi 8 creature, how are yus
,Iis your pa shat hoyers over va. hare
did Va cum frum? Oh! tell me WHARF! Long
ma u wave in the land ov the free and hum
oy the brave! Now il the winter of my dis
kontent made glorious summer in this ftlsG
son ov Josh Billings, Esq. p Eplurasy eunuk!
Il hear an angel whisper, j be- j dew, let On
the hot rum, let joy beunkonfinesl we won't
90 hum till lords morning. not # we no II.
Don't gotaway. 4 j will kali the Aoses-oully
for y,! He sleepsl Gard him yee spirits, and
send in yure bill. Glora ennf for ! da. Now
u mi stvle parfected.l Pease tu Mi iaslies.
Mi wife lnlilwife! aliiboy! sAiselG miseif! and
else!E EGlora, hallelnger! Once more
set on the hot rum, and aWl yu who are dri
ma-cum and rummage. Tev save time small
favers viii hearafter be punktually reseavee.
TitIe indisputabie; terms easy. For more
ffIIlerr r palrtfiknlars, csnsult tna proprietor,
Josh Billings, Esq. ,..' safs IN .'s's
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- ar.ssts s.tse ~ lI';; Fay y ~ lie SIosass.

!. a s sWsasshingsoa eqrrsSnolsleAt writing
f%om tie csi,ital few .d;ivs since remarked rem
that when ft c9eit Sfobs3ssr III Mci8s lS,s be-
saanaoshndst lipamlptcute ti,cn9i,grs of
fongFass gathered in, ahe Legislative, sl.aH et
the !sai hsaaiipn MI, L Slia eoi saless upon their
prows. A eis-.rrd ltelipg Of gloom pre-, ailwi;
II. said tl avc,age coigfessilan. ! liliiiknnow,t
90 frame bessotM The n;ifrsW 5,-afiliatssief his
oNnts'ate atslisirict. finest. men, aIs tainted
What Milllthe lllllgl a paople 4hias ol us,oSeme II
F'isose tics who l., had stood before the country as
models Of oflcial rliiit i and political f,teu-
Try, were be@ialIjiis u Sitter III fefAhitton.
lther disclosures lasisa ssigtssed tiiaf rA-s..-
f9r etllers, Yisa yactea as the genslall faancal
aSlyiser. ard asseut fpr others, 50 placing his
Stock ;ss,d lis motley aud IFS strlicss, tsat
Lif4ilInaie At contribute To ei.cs srestnttR.;iat
10 bc lterftred with-'lafEi!en samHsaas new
avelus al. eo;rlpi ion, The interference of this
same .eorpo ,ation ~, the .eleetiQn 9frUnited
States ssgators ,.M, ~, 6. " Bllshpssll ,st Bos-
ton ,tesiitiss tothaaypgg, contributed $4,000 +"
ALL III tale. election of Senator Fhayef of Ne.
bislska. 'TJC. DtlraatsenttWu $5,000eheckS
tolassiist III the elec ton IA III Senator Harlan,
OF Iowa Titus the fell il;llqepcef of ,tiIs cor
paration wasfellt inthe legislatures states
/ as! we'll Asisinlthe natiolislLf eonsrrsss and
Pevcry where its footsteps are marked with
], corruption. n 1t had but, one plrsese.- no;
TO be nltel fered .Miiissia in its scheme OF
| swinallng. the 9atiolBl gesernment and that
Fit prohosed to gain By n,oney.. AT stfe. same
i time with these, startling discoveries came
| i,tiae Caldwell investigation whielsttad the
4 story OF how a man cooly and deliberately
bought his way into The senate, III. Kansas.
tile senatorial contestwas a game ofpmony,
4 and caldwell won BEG aase he had the most.
IiI4ese facts are alie;,ly .deYciopeds how
I many more win iastouhd tile country before
a the work of lie eonmittees comes to- All end.
a it is simpossibcltotell.a The people are dis
gusted, sick at Heart Are all of otir @public
men 'eofrunt Is no man above susplcions
These arc tile questions rs which are constantly
asked, as. each. days reyelatIons are made
public. Evidently corruption hqqfs has ,eaten eaten FAR
more beeply = than any my one supposed. We
arg living, in meTcenar.y days "A revival OF
Ipublic morals is needed, We need q return
!, 10 the times when merit not money was the
ruling power. High as ,We,estfmate the ad-
vantages Of the Pacific railroad focal and
national--great as was the ac!lieyemept, and
Il important as arc its bearings upon. the COM
fnferce 81 lt,
be well for the thou ,ritfnl and patriotic cti-
!. zen to enquire Whether it might better have
mot been built, and, all. this. dshonorable
4
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Our FATHER.


OHF + Vt her: ssyest;sswee werds,g s,gsyaa4..5 a;tl
How close fAey bin as 70 thr threne above
That great white throne where, Jesus iiol,.s
icotft, =. sisfiis'sass ssis3 .Sagys.ls
iiAttenae,l u 4ae Bisoa washed Aosss, si. eesl
gpWhnbear be image of tlleiri ordsz.s ssg 81,
Loving mereifui,, and kind e'9 s.i5 10 aAsa
With his children, thf dealings or his hand
fefitheysfofgss hts gTeAfrass, anslsare hlaS
Teak the good which he has dgns,4 s.r .fs,,
y Still doeth far she 4 Frainsd II race Of man.
Weak and fr.lil, We are it best ,goa assl roqu
~ But from thsal.s whiclilifesarsnnd ,,s scaata,
Ne strive to flee; feeling not thai We tl,e lspss,
!, OF all who bear the maker S impress,
re powyrless IN his mighty grasp. n
We tdo, not cen te feel ii and kknyNt tssssiss,
Gods ways are best, forall who .td dwell p belo
And VIII n across our s. pls BY him il tfT5wfl, !,
2 The misty ven of dark despair;sH3s 81
That's his glory Will appers fai7aoih
'Tis true, that on his throne he sits,>
Il And burns the dross Of sin from out nirrf' Is h
Then from the dungeons of despaishe Iiftssa
,tAll those upon whose souls sressensi si
4 His own pure face ref hected there, ,i,a4.t
He alone tlie great reiiner is, tassstfies si'i
| And over the crucible of righteous wr2th,
Day after day month after month, Ee.sitss.
And with q Cod- ike ra.ience .Waits,.aa,,..
Until ihs erin g one for heaven is fit.
,TIs true, he calls him to his home, ,l8s + lsi
And when he answers back the summons,
God commands to throw the gate wide open,
sAat Ms wandering elfild may enter III
And join the throag of ransomed ones.
EGzs4 4S ~ esss. Il 4 81 ss5sga ssasnEa @azE
What glorious entering in,
From myriad taroats is heard the welcom
Angel ana seraphim. saint and cherabim,
| Have voices joined, tossing again rga0.s
!, In lofty strains, 1sedemption's 8 Hymn,
Stop, dear frIer d; think what it has cost, !
Y Sin's prison dungeons thus to open throw,
And lead thedveller who therein was lost,
! Forth from the damp aud fetidsarp v ;yst,
h,tp the glorious liberty Of Christ. p ..8
fsllf3sttI e 3'ti 4tl$. ysstHss 9N 4G
But yet, if fitIlonwould' ld'stsmakeiit thine, taa !
This is the lesson first for, thee to learn, : /
That thou must cease 10 drink Of pleasures pyi
Ard from. God'. fountain freely opened Hp
Deep dr.,ttgfits Of living water conc and su
This, then, II thou wilt gladly do, II III Mia \
From deaths dread weight, and power,
shalt be flee,
And' thou ut last shailliase an entrance throu.
Tie Heavenly gate of pear'y hue 50 'sfiii I
Administered unto thee. sa4a3 Ii Lis ID
FKACKELT
BozEAAN. MoNTASA, January 20. 1878.
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a Western editor being asked to take tea
With 4 lady friend, accepted, While At at the
table tl,e t lady observd that he had no spoon,
..Is Ii possible . said she, "tlat forgot Y
Give 81 YOU q. spoon?'' I could not have made
such q rnisfake..,' II have no spoon madam !.
! ID tie editor rising from his scat, and =
i YOU ID don't believe it yesf may search me-.
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"A story of Love and Fidelity.

afit4,.I ain 81 ssair--1-z-s f3 ioi49d
Captain. Charles Vincent sailed from Bos=
njfor Calcutta, in the month loof, August,
1913. He lett ina quiet town II near near, Bangor
Me-, d young, girl of. eighteen, to, whom he
was. engaged. Captain Vincent was but twcn
ty-.iye when, on tlat August day, bis ship
the Laura Sheldon, stood out to sea. Nc.
anxiety was felt for; his safety for nearly a
year, and no tidings of either ship, officers or
crew had been received at home. Years
came and went, and hundreds Of staunch
East Indamep sailed into American ports.
but never word OF the Laura Sheldon was
received. In the meantime the young girl.
faithful tol the memory of her sailor lover,
remained unmarried, refusing many advanta-
geeus offers from suitors her equals in social
position and intellectual culture, torshe is a
lady OF superior mind. Through all these
years ofltsience she has becn
hopeful and cheerful. J. She has neyer,dospair-
ed of the return of sher lover, On. the 18th of
September q letter was received by her aged
mother post marked Liverpool, The writer
was Captain Vincenr, now man Of fifty-four
years.. He asked her, to inform him if her
daughter was stlil alive and unmari1ed, and
that il tile reply was 70 that effect he should
return at once to America. The mother I'M
mediately answered this letter. carefully con-
eealing everything from her daughter. aElgg on
the first day of November Captain. Vincent
alighted from the stage at the door OF his be-
trothed. Of the circumstances OF the joyous
meeting Of the long separated lovers we are
not permitted to. speak they are too
sacred for the public ear. Captain Vileeuts
story would fill d volume. The Laura; Laulr Shell
don was wrecked in the Indian, Ocean ana
only the Captais and ppe sailor r1,5 survived.
They we're rescued from their perilous sitaa-
ton on raft after two days.sbysaibrig bound
to. China. In one OF the Chinese seapor's
| Captain Vincent lived TOR years, q clerk IN
AN English trading house He wrote several
letters home, BIZ. received no answers. ne
gradually became prosperous ir his business,
and will return to China in q few months
1 with his bride. f a. II --I-A35
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There is au effort on the part Of the Bank
of Louisiana to recover the $4,000 in specie
captured rom JEFF. Davis N bis flighf'
which still lies in the Trsasury, despite AM
drew johnson 8 efforts 10 turnis over to the
Richnaona banks. Is les ssit sEa
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-02-21

Nothing makesa Minnesota husband 50 mad
as.ta III lis. boats with buckwheat cake in
the raw, and then, laugh at him when he pulls
them, on. Mrs Smith, of fsGWinona. will ir-
dorse tnis statement as soon asthc swling in
her nose subsidies sufacien.lysto enable her
atr raaflg sss4ss8 B4Rsgff 35sEf Il sfsafET stsfk
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IN s3EF5S 10 s7EIT 9fT7 ~ F7T7775
ss,s sEi1, sa..assissga sEsEsas,er.

The fpllaNipg is ,tlken from tie. New. fr-
leans Tines recently suspended; 'spSTi.ea
q o'veythrow It of the aoyernlnl t,of 4 State lby
lie intqrlacptorY ,or.lefin Grncsry. issued
by a a,depraved Judge was, itly followed by
another apd ealsilis infslImris ict, III the Sci
~ zslre and suppression ot tile New. Orl. ans
Times. which occurred on Friday, about 8 81
n. II is oillg needfl % state The marlnerF
and Circumstances ;i y Of this seizure and sap-
preston 70 stamp il is one OF the most infa-I
nous deeds to Which judge or court ev,
gave gave sanction Mr. g. A: Weed, before be-.
coming the proprietor Of that paper had iii-
i, =, M, f
:; tss.a',;Iast;al,3,sl ,,;r;pp fla sss War dhs
M ucyraac lyra - Far i.sn son,5ne 5,ee tjme
, ;ns;,,a fii,,s fio,ns ,ya;e , throiw1r 6,i,i 6iii
81 IA, tfff fe NJ. ya.,v t,l t,rleans srimes fftl
at caasa y. siatinn' ~, 'i III Duroll aid his
;,fs ~; - h aid I'D awytrrS that
- lvo,,,1 81, ba ) Il n oyement aoinst it thro
Wsed s,,cb tbreats f,o st,l,h fsa source were
eiyye,l viii, seorn7 and contempt. And the
saa;z,,re a,,r ss,nnysrressio,, we're made upon am
,fasi a%vt % %of tI,is n,l,, Mckee On All alleged
ia .,aersa ii obIi cation Of Mr.. Weed for
t;fteen hundred dollars. This obligation had
never bee.iI, cen, nrese,,ted 10 Mr.. fWeed-to de-
n,antl bad bteli made for Tie amount. Ii had
been pissed by him to Mckee i'll the settlel
mont of some ol accbtl1ts. Pie ,reatcr viii
! I ii Ill b,s, l,a,S ssn ~ bin;sp co,,l,I
- IT.. - q 3,,d.aI Ia tad i
). LII II 4: isa.ittris asta,,5ss,
~, Ill s, i. ;,g g,
u, ..s4 i, Ill II,a
,....a,, s,s9,aa ,,,.,, I'D t.fas
I,iItr;op 1onsr n,,I,er tba Il
T,,,,.,I sllT 10. I.ss.sia1il9 ~ Jfslofas lh
Il IIaaat All, ,..ea;to~ tor aver 60
,,a,, /, i, -, i y Goi,,5 to te
i M Ho,,rt md s,ve.,rin j n tI,e irlebt.
o,,ness and th,t II 3 t,ebtor i abo,,t to denar,
~ .,o,45 t;s ~ ss,,,;z,, nil IONS
- J, ,osa ~, tha ;,yto, III ostal-
/; ~, ,.;t,v IA ~ t,s,ao 1a,, be ne
- fro,,, s,,e,, sa;z,,,a NV tho ,,avnanr, o.
/ ria idatt allaoa5 ii he 3,,c af,f cohfse th,
ts,. g ,,oes potsanfhorize " suct, proeeedipg
III trrv , i h,s heen, tIae inv. iny liable
M. cnnst,,ot;o,,s of tho law IN III
thar. ffh4. ,neres aftiv,t If the
q cfeditar mere ex-prcarte test,no ony
,;l not 5t; ,,stifu tho ;ssne IF warrant hayino
these ;,;,,ri,,,,s affaets Other and SATISFACTORY
,,o,f ,n,,st ba t,;,,a,,l and q fear;ua had But
4 i1nraiI l.,,V il diff,.snt tro,t The law Of til,
4 civilized world. He claims that II IS for Al
discretio11to determine wlietheri the prinsaff
facie.sAowiAg of seizing creditor is satisfac
slltorvl oranotg Thatthis actswas part o. thu
foul conspiracy which threatens the -WhOl
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10 a.s, alssAsgl AslssI So
.ssasoN ss1 SIR
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Production Of Bullion i'm Chicago

The reduction Of ores for the separation OF
precious metalsis eetting 70 be an important
business. III this city, There are. now three
companies engaged in the business all Of
them producing more or less silver bullion.
VIZ, the . Swansea the Chicago and the
,,Brighton..'' The latter is a new COMPANY
organized during the summer. It's works
were bnilt this fall, and its first deposit OF
silver bars OF its own production made in the
bank to-day. Allofthe companies buy their
ores chiefly in Salt Lake city, and altogetiier
they are now using at therate Of about tweive
thousand tons per annun OF the ores as they
come from the mines. This twelve thousand
tons produce about ST. 100000 Of silver bull
ion. and say $5Oo, 600 Of lead. Tic whole
business will, however, be greatly increased
in 1873, The Swansea company alone have
contracted to take one half of the whole
| nrlrroduce ot,oIes from the noted EMMA mine
for six months. This viii be probably 2
hundred thousand tons, The total silver
pr oduce of the Swansea apmpany,s work IN
this city will probably be at last S3 ,oO0,Ooo
/ next. year, and it is believe that within two
wears the total produce in silver bars of all
the reduction worksin Chicago will reach at
lleast $40 900 900. The freight con the ores ores
from salt Lake to Omaha is Slipper ton, and
from Omaha to Chicago $500 per ton. The
/ transportation of the vast bulk OF ores that
will come to Chicago as the business grows
will be an important feature s.cf the pniof
i Pacific and its connecting lines TO this city
Eshould the business increase 10 the exten
lconfdently anticipated by those now en-
pared IN it, the establishment ofsan ,assa,
Office and q Dsanch MINI here by the govern
ment will become almost a necessity. @
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'so01s wax s'.asAs sB l)zEN.AlJ.. NJ G D1lTA 4 MA

y 20 riast.al RaejffrIlll.5ss.i5. jfI d ~
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.0h II fstsE8 III hSifiaf
e7sf Il ,,.s znraz,,,. NUMBER %
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sssGfg ssasa 81 aes kEs SasfE zssssss sss7
.aSssssg Il ssgsE ssaao ~ a4ds
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-05-09

Tomorrow We shah issue q supplement- 10 our
regular edition, which will contain rsvsrsi srti-
Gle. ~ General ~, snssl rI,ssT J;fSSSsf Ifz7se
49, " s,, sud sPoS'., ioo.i :. -
otneV splenaio cut OF NE new uepot OF ~"
Baltimore snd Potomac railroad In this CITY,
the foundations Of which, are now being lad,
and which viii be elected thIs suinmef. Wa
have ,..,, ,,.l,o, ~ 80. ,h... sxt,a shsats
y. wv ~ 49,
70 accommouate our anveruser end ~ the hame
time do full justice 70 our readers.
ponce heid Tsa,i,n., " whrs,n y 10 Xxx Josn
=, =
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TrIIR COMM.

u suprsp,e Ce-r,--psucrsI Terw.
An ne tu.t,css ~ q. bans yesterday for
r. W. baldwin W, sdmitted to the bar on the
motion Of Mr.. woodward, ..st.. -
Wansch va, Van Riswiok. The Argument In
this case was concluded and the case submitted
70 TIE court and held under Amusement. ..
United btatcs VI. Wright tmurfer) THIS case
va, w.. 81 fss hearing On SATURDAY next BY con-
-. CIV Y. r. s,Sse TN . sssS: e . s:sr in 'A'
Rlyes vs.. Hickey. The argument In this case
was begun but not concluded. Adjourned.
Special Term-Judse Willie.
This court was engaged a. follows yesterday
Arnold vs.. Arnold; decree taking bin for con-
fessed, and for taking testimony, IN re- Jane
Humpson; decree appointing p. u. Stilson trus-
tee TO release. Martin vs.. Hall; decree ratifylnR
record Of deed. Humes Va. 1iumes; decree for
nnal ratification OF sale Of real estate. Speiden
vs.. MshaEan; decree appointing N. W. Jones
appointing A. Eberiy trustee 70 sell. Philips et
sale, and Of reference 70 the auditor 10 strike
account. Pel vs., Cheever; same decree. VIII
lams Va. Robey; decree vestlng title, the same
10 be recorded as deed. Bradley W. Bradley;
decree taking bill for confessed. Adjourned.
Peiice Ceurt--Judre sneti.
Daniel Buckun, bolAteruua, 8; Robert Max
threats, 800 bonds; James L. Fedtlc, assaultlnR
and resisting Oflcer Luekey, so; Walter Jack.
son, assault on Henry Williams, 81 Gum Bag.
neg, obtaining SO W false pretenoe, bonds At
500, committed; Jas. Gallagher, vagrant, work
house,
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The trip OF company 4, Washington Light
Infantry, to Philadelphia, Monday, where they
will visit company II, Pennsylvania National
Guard, promises TO he one OF the most pleasant
that has ever been INDUCED In by our citizen
sOldieTy. Not only are boys making ex-
tenslye arrangements, but the military and clti-
zens OF Philadelphia have united TO make the
occasion long 10 be remembered. Company A
will take on the trip nifty muskets, four commits
stoned officers, the Governors and battalion
stats, twenty honorary members and twenty
pieces OF the Marine band In their red coats.
The company will wear on the trip their new
fatigue caps, which are OF dark blue cloth with
a white baud and gold cord, also their new kna p
sacks.
AISa. m. Monday the company will assemble
at the ArmOTy and at 6:4b move 10 the owen
house, where the honorary members and the two
stats will he received and escorted To the depot
In time TO take the 8 O'Clock train.
On reaching Philadelphia they will he received
by company II and escorted TO their quarters At
the La Pierre house. The company will return
70 washington on the II O'Clock train Tuesday
night.
At meeting OF the honorary members held
last night II was decided by them to wear the
old style Of army regulation hat, with q mixed
cord Of black and gold, and dark clothes. They
will assemble at the owen house At 900 O'Clock.
A special drill OF company A will be held this
evening for the purpose Of assigning the POSI-
tons In line,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-05-09
GEORGETOWN AFFAIRS.

FISH MARkET.-One hundred and twenty five
thous and herring were received yesterday, which
sold at - to %. per thousand.
Tue RIvER-Arrived, schooners Mary Au-
Fusta, with elghty-1ve thousand feet Of lumber;
Am Quade, with nfty thousand feet OF oak lum-
Der. Cleared, steamer Lady OF the Lake, for
Norfolk, with general merchandise.
ToLIs.-The Cumberland Ssps says; II ap-
pears TO be pretty generally acknowledged that
the recent increase In the rate OF tolls on the
transportation Of coal on the Chesapeake and
Ohio canal OF ave cents per ton has had most
disastrous effect on the business OF that thor
oushfare, and consequently upon the trade Of
the country through which u passes A petition
ls being circulated In Allegheny, Washington and
Frederick counties asking the directors Of the
canal TO put the rate Of toll back TO that OF last
year. The petition will be signed BY large
number OF persons.
SWALLOW on rHE srnxEu.-Yestertisy . col.
ored girl, broken out with the smallpox, was dis
covered wandering about the streets during the
heavy portion Of the rain. On her discovery,
Mr.. John Marbury, IT,, OF the Board OF Health,
hal her forwarded 10 the station house, where
the Officers kindly cared for her until the arriva
of the smallpox ambulance, when she was re
moved 10 the hospital. shs stated that she had
bee1 driven out OF the house where she had beer
lisinE On the appearance OF the disease. The
Kindness OF the police m well n that Of Mr.. Mar
bury deserve the praise VI the public. The cell
of The station have been thoroughly fumlgated