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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1873-05-29
A MEXICAN 81 FOREIGN PAT
IA TENTS.

A MEXICAN 81 FOREIGN PAT
IA TENTS.
r. IL. EDDY;
SOLICITOR OF PATENTS
For Inventions, Trade Marks, or Designs,
No. 76 state St, opposite kiby st,
Boston.
After an extensive practice of upwards of
the United States; also, Great Britain,
France, and other foreign countries. Cav
eats, Specifications, Assignments, and all
papers for Patents, executed on reasonable
terms, with despatch. Researches made to
determine the validity and utility of Pat
entS OF Inventions, and legal and other ad-
vice rendered in all matters touching the
same. Copies OF the claims of any patent
furnished by RENTING one dollar. Assign
ments recorded in Washington.
No Agency in the United states possesses
superior facilities for obtaining Patents or
ascertaining the patentability of inventions
All necessity OF a journey to Washington
to procure patent, and the usual great
delay there, are here saved inventors.
TESTIMONIALS.
81 regard Mr.. Eddy as one OF the most
capable and successful practitioners with
whom l have had official Intercourse.
CHARLES MASON, COmmiS'r of Patents"
- have no hesitation in assuring inyen-
tors that they cannot employ man
more competent and trustworthy, and
more capable of putting their applications
i'll a form to secure for them an early and
favorable consideration at the Patent Offiee.
EDMUND BURKE, late Commis'r OF
Patents"
sMr. X. II. EDDY has made for me over
THIRTY applications for Patents, having
been successful in almost every case. such
unmistakable proof of great talent and
ability on his part, leads me to recommend
ALL inventors to apply to him to procure
their patents, as they may be sure of hay-
ing the most faithful attention bestowed
on their cases, and at very reasonable
charges. JOHN TAGGART."
Boston, Jan /, 1918. ianIlwly
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1873-05-29
TROTTING STATIONS

oTlea
Is hereby given, blythe undersigned,
lat my wife Cynthia e. fSarrons, now of
the town of orwell and state OF Vermont,
hes left me without cause or provOcition,
and therefore forbid all persons giving
credit, trhsting or harboring her as a
charge to me or my account.
~ WILLIAM BARROWS.
Crown Point, Essex County, MY. lava
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1873-05-29

80 year per cent, with Sinking Fund of
IN per cent. of Gross Earnings.
Principal and interest payable in Gold
in New York. Interest semi-annually,
February and August.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1873-05-29
HENRY CLEWES & CO.,

HENRY CLEWES 4 co.,
81 WALL STREET, New YORK,
offer for sale II limited Aumber of the
FIRST MORTGAGE SEVEN PER CENT.
CONVERTIBLE SINKING FUND
GOLD BONDS OF THE
BURLINGTON,
CEDAR RAPIDS and MINNESOTA
RAILWAY COMPANY,
At 90 and accrued interest in currency,
At which price they yield over Q per
cent. and are strongly recommended as a
SAFE AND PROFITABLE INVESTMENT.
The Bonds of this Company, scared on
the Minnesota Division, marketed by US
in the past, now command, at the New
York stock Exchange, about two per cent.
above the subscription price, and are in
strong demand, indicating further ad
vance
The earnings of the Minnesota Division
In 1871 were S5I,Vl0 y
InlS12 995,959 IS
Ia 1873 estimated, 100000 0O
The Bonds now offered are secured by
mortgage upon the Milwaukee Division,
from Cedar Rapids to Postsville, on the
Milwaukee. and St. Paul Railroad, n dis
lance of 10 miles.
AS an independent enterprise, this line
would be equally remunerative with the
Minnesota Division; but, in addition to
their being mortgage on tho Milwaukee
Line, these BoRdS are lien also upon the
Minnesota Division, and are thus even q
better security than the Bonds sold in the
past.
gage remains unsOld, and as soon as they
are closed ont, these Bonds must advance
in like manner with those OF the Minneso-
ia Division. s-...-
Parties exchanging Government Bonds
at present exceptionally high prices vii!
realize an Increase of their principal OF
about one-third, and of incOme about one
half.
All marketable securities taken in eN-
change at current prices, without commits
sion. For sale by
II +, FIELD. Rutland Co. National Bank,
:. W HOWELL, NATL Bank of Rutland,
l9w3nis Rutland, Vt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-29
UNITED STATES SUPREME couRr.

WASHINGTON. Nov 2s.-No. 12l-Willetts ex.
appeal oa the Supren. Court District Of
Conabarh bill set aside judgment confessed by Fsr
We deceased that be had credited With
800 which be paid wletl the account before confession
The Fr snd the
question whether below established 20 thr
credit alleged FeBd. DarAnt Homer for appellants Inge
Webb for appeee
No l23frsisr Propeller wenona; appeal from Creu
Court District kewiortfhi
sustained BY collision between the Fremont
propeller Rne November 1869 III, District
Cour Determined that the COLLISION oecasop1 solely
fault Of the propeller. The schooner and cargo consisting Of
lost and the assned damages for their value The
Great the decree question Of vhefhe or not
propeller fault the exercise 0f when danger
mmnentl holing the propeller Al faa and
oocssoni by the schooner In having
Rb By chsngng Der ~ The rule
fact. review John appel
liant, GcOrg. Is Hibbard for appellee
The C,afs aiosrBoI unui MONDAY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-29
CRIMINAL NOTES.

Ellen johnson of No 80 Amity-st. was held yestef.
default Of 81 900 bail Police Court on d, com
pn Of Joseph L. Cbtre Of No 30 yesy accused her az
having st1isn watch and chain worth S63.
At the Jefferson Market Police Court yesterday.
and John held default Justice
complaint OF Officer Fsme who them with
ing premises 272 occupied b,
Co The supposed to have been 30
Immediately after the Court of General Sessions
opened yesterday the Grand JurJ n and Recorder
he bad that they disposed tbr
which they had charge discharged them The term 80
pleas Of guilty vas All
journed
James Gallagher May DoOlin. Ann Riley. and
Peter Daily charged with rng whisky without paving spc Tar
released their reoogusanc yesterday
William Parker charged with deerng Amer
ship Csscsia, vas committed BY Commissioner Osborn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-29
CIVIL NOTES.

In the United States District Court yestcr-
day the Journeymen Printer Cooperative Association
through Thompson Wyke, It's attorneys hled youu-
tary petition III bankruptcy
liz the United States District Court yesteI-
day BeDsmn p. Todd. a boot and shoe dealer. at 10.
Grandst fled his petition in voluntary bankruptcy.
Judge Blatchford referred the matter Register Fitch
As lawyers fees perduises bankrup ~ matters
large Mr. Todd proposes to conduct his hun
self.
The books and papers of Nantine & Co. of
No sli Broadway. and OF Napier d Co. OF No % White
st Importers were seized yesterday the ground that
The former had imported goods at an naturalization OF
20 per cent and the latter al IN differentiation of 10
cent. Negotiations for compromises VIII probably DO
opened in u few days
In the United States Circuit Court Yesterday
in the case OF the Union Paper Bag Machine Company
agt. Geo l.. Newell and G. III. Mallory Judge Blaohiord
granted special injunction restraining the defendants
from using the PLAINTIFF patent bag machine. The
argued by Geo Harding OF Philadelphia for the
company, and by 81. p Norton for Newell aud Mallery
In the United States District Court yester-
day, Of she United states agt diamonds val
ued at 5000 claimed by Maurice Joseph and Frederick
Maurice Joseph of Birmingham. England. and alleged to
have been smugged the steamer Adriatc, the jury
found verdict for tho claimants. Assistant United
States District Attorney Sherman appeared for the Gov
ernment. and samuel BOardman for the claimants.
In the Surrogate's Court yesterday the hear
ing OF the testimony in relation 10 the estate OF George
Hardin deceased postponed to Dec on account Of
the sickness OF John f. Burre the counsel for the con-
te.tsDs. Opposition to tie profe OF the Will of John
+. Galiger. deceased who left estate worth about
$50 900 10 real property the greater part of which
secured to his wife by marriage settlement. with
drawn and the will admitted TO probate. William SUIT
e the special guardian for the children Of the deceased
stated that he satisfied from the crosse Examination
OF the witnesses OF the prepayment that the objections to
the probate of the will could not be sustained. ONie
& Yandeyeer for the prepayment, and William Suite
special guardian for the contestants.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-29

ths @as 70 e%g gs rs ap ns and MONDAY
calendar (se Of ~ justice bsfft I'D In H.
matter II the duplication Of Bgrlhar and ober se mem snp
sgi Low-Moon denied -ithou cost, ac hlr. Nj ,,onS
nS pI ys,ni r H 40 so. sSsr MeG"
sriSied Coz act obhYiroon compel payment Se ae9,e
without cos motion to place cans 90 ~, Co, o,oa TO
the injunction granted With lo costs % o1 In the
e. M,r'pIPe,on rfsutsd AMI order sgs In The mat,
Ter &C. Pccey ss MeGoyen 81 aEts,i,on' -aiee
Mutual l Insuf Company sgt saeu IT aline
e Joes he order ACCORDANCE vito The ae
cou Thomas Mcl.niee d al In the 49, CsboI al
tae {. sL-Po Repot confined And order granted
P,af at PiogL-Report oOaune snd Iadgnsni oil a'0'es
granted custody Of enid swarse 1 to pah la i.is,r
SGperior Court Special Term Sedgwiek =
Corey sna sno sgt Griffin Motion denied Welsh gt By j. %
s' o,., ,, H0 Sa a3 h,1 an ons allowance
eoye Rur,a 49, o Sas5He ~, L.sas ~, aho, Ssy srl
suo sgt Ferguson y. Y. Guaranty COnua as- & ga G.
support the application that SfDsgdhnt 1 ~. Ss e,ip
sppearlnce motion granted BaAef az 49, 81 s and
each OF them.
Common Pleas-speciqI Tarm-L0Temore !
Poster FoerRefesre ordered L-nIhih 's 49,. h. S..s
Fener sgt Motion 70 ylele ORDER OF arrest qeneI Vs.
eset % 80 s az cost, and ssnts; cause tried or
Dec o. 1873 IN the natter &c., Of Eeppherste mem ~ D.
ne he n Y srt AhemhtpicadOn denied The People &c. n
l. agt Golden AL aao.Ass--Ses opinion. ,,;,,oo Vcmp
sgt But-oon denied viii $40 Gusts TO The defendant 10 aD''
By Jades sh.,-Botered AZ Miller Motion granted without
eo nee s',1 AIT B,,ho7-o1n denied win $40
ee Bever at Bo, title Of the Court proper ed ~ W.
peaings AID compliant states les sahcent 70 b
oaoion The cannot be called rV9l1ai Da ~
motion before ne argument ou ha deIclfc iht uiIe
oyerue yh leave 70 h, defendant 70 awe s,as m y ps
,udou Psr'ngon Notion denea without eo'''
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managers OF the enterprise. 80 far as know the nod
ers Of he bonds and Of the stock propose to stand
the loss without grumbling the towns having gained
advantage In tho increased value OF prop
erty and the individual managers OF the company
who are the chief sufferers, deriving moral pohi from
rejecting OH the mutsbilitY of earthly anars'
They have devoted four years OF unremtting labor
70 this enterprise and of them retire with tota'
loss Of all the money they have invested. holding only
income bonds and stock both Of them now worthless
The other Of osers II such It shan prove is m'u'
up OF the holders OF second mortgage bonds Ihey are
either wealthy money lenders who nave receiver
exorban, rates of interest and IN dong ~ nave ac
oepted the usual attached to such transactions anu
have acquired the 80 TO GO per cent OF the par
value or else they persons VINO have bought tue
bonds on speculation at about the same rate, with
cspecia reference 20 gaining control OF the road We
need waste no sympathy IN this direction. Ihe
contractors have paid 70 the extent OF - per ce
Of the whole work doue-a small proportion Of loss III
that direction.
Tho first mortgage bondhodcrs, the only real repre-
septyes OF the public in this matter, have in Their
hands a valuable security aud 1t hardly seems possible
that anything short OF Teachery unlawful neglect on
the mart OF their trustees intervene 60 despo them
Of their investment that tho road has lost
much OF the popularity which accorded to AZ st
hut the present causes OF discomfort easily be- dis
PEELED when tho new departure shall occur. 1t can
hardly be doubted that the trustees OF the hfst mortgage
have the ability and disposition 20 protect the Interests
those they represent and purchaser OF t'
valuable property when the proper time shall ''Es Az
price which shalt the first mortgage bop1holdera
| from any loss.
We have then the unusual spectacle OF large rairond
company becoming ns0lyent with few real sufferers ex
cept the managers Of IT, The relation Of the townships
in this matter worthy OF notice. as illustrating the
great public benefit resulting from hs enterprise, far
outweighing any individual loss connected win H. An
article published in The Yeioork DaiY Advertiser about
the time Of the beginning OF running the road presented
and figures showing the ad-auce IN v'ue Oh prop
erty IN the respective townships during the bdns OF
the road and in consequence Of it. quote portion as
follows:
The estimate predicated strip OF lana ono mile
in width each side the railroad as nelne e'pcoid'y
affected by the building Of the road ana thc prices are
such a. will bear scrutiny Of real estate men III me
respective localities The prices at1od are inc average
prices OF the strip OF land M question III tA ISL
village ana generally hasei on pVna o 'Ho' ~
fbD ~ tl.fs IN places indicated
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-29
THE COURTS.
CONSTITUTION OF THE MINOR COURTS.

CONSTITUTION OF THE MINOR COURTS.
The constitutionality of the act appointing
the now Justices or Special Sessions the subject Of
argument In the General Term Of the Supreme Court
yesterday. The que-GOn up through tie case OF
Bernard WenzIer, who convicted at Special Sessions
some ago. The point originally raised by Mr..
Howe that the act unconstitutional inasmuch as
appointment of the justices is not embraced in the
title; the Statutes this state require that
the justices shall be elected therefore the Court had
jurisdiction. by an arrangement between the counsel
and Assistant DisrcAttorncy Allen. the Court decided
70 slFn the sentence order that the Court OF Appeals
night have opportunity to make Tie 1nal dc
cison upOn this important question
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-29
DEPARTURE or FOREIGN NAILS.
sATURDAr NOV %.

RATURDAY. Nov. y.
Nail. Tor Great Br.ir ireland. Queenstown snf ier2'o ~
ne Feaaship Cec. 81 II sapp ni ,'
s, niFg. letter, eua printed c0sel at no PosDh
I.l5 b. Ste4m.ntp .sls 1890 White star Dock
"a Very. lerscg Cav - =, H.. Bio,
g,a close AZ IL NJ Sappemcn Mail ioT double postage
closed ,le FO' once ~ LOU " m
s,a.r.lip ssit ., fOfi 0o. - Third st. HnJokea
Dr,rt srnsn aud Ira clp,. Mai y seat D. n hne
Nal. for P.a1ce direct Br H-7re, ~ tHf
"a Laurent 10 n. Steamship sas a. p d. NUN
s Tor ,yr. and Mexico per ses n'iip Copa'fs close
80 IA shDpeneniafy Mail To- dolhclo'iae Ii.fs ~.
oia IL closed at che fOEO1ce - -tDP ID '' ~
4 9 D. o.. from Per No n. r. - 81, -, 80 20 A.
bT che ftfamshn Pent elo'r q. =" NJ
steamship sail. At .. M. from Pier no 9 j. e. ,-.,
West bY steamship Jay 81 aas' S"se ~ y W.
ste.m.bIJ sai d 3 D m. tom Pier No 20 r. H.
SUNDAY. NOV 30.
An Mails close att oeoska The tV,tOAce opea h'n l.
n. 20 VI q. q. , 800 IA,
al Q n. via Htiiaf. ,... .-.-.
iav Al o D. IN. su1 goes va bos0n.
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THE BARS DUTY 10 THE BENCH.

IllE BAhC DO1 1 w III 'i..'Niis
WHAT CAN BIZ DONE IN TIE CASE OF TwEED7
COUNSEL.
The contempt proceedings against weeds
counsel viii be RESUMED and day OF absorbing interest
anticipated. The law which governs the case is laid
down in the Third Revised Statutes Every Court OF
Record has nower to punish as for criminal contempt
those guilty following acts, and not others:
]. Disorderly, cOntemptuOus. or insolcDt behavior
during its sitting, III immediate view ana
presence directly tending TO interrupt its proceed
incs, to impair the respect duc 10 its authority.
2. ANY breach OF the peace noise, or other disturbance
dir ectly tending TO interrupt It's proceedings.
g. Wilf disODedence Of any process Or order lawfully
issued or made byit
4 Resistance willfulY offered By any person to the
lawful order process OF the court.
The cOntumdCiOqs and unlawful refusal OF any per
10 be witness ard when 80 sworn tho re-
fusal 10 answer any legal and proper nterrogaOry.
The publication OF false OF grossly Inaccurate re-
port Of ito proceedings but court punish as con
tempt the publication 81 true full ana ian reports OF
any trial. Argument, proceeding or decision hed 10 such
court.
Such contempt may be punished by fine Of $3.50 and
Imprisonment days with additional term OF 80
day in the fine is unpaid; by smaller sum or
shorter term al tine discretion OF the Court g X s. 9th
ed 400 secs S&9) Judge Davis therefore, he decides,
after due hearing aud consideration that the action OF
Messrs. Fullerton Graham, Root, and the Bartletts
comes under either OF the above heads, has absolute
authority 10 sentence each OF them TO month IN
Luoiow-st Jail and TO fine ta5O additional
month IN case the fine is not paid
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-29

sEa s...., 1908 40 hoen e''''' Low
DAT--aE .
SAINT, o. Cow $3.50 Hell 5ae FerrT o.2j
Its rHi, Dts--p
sand, hso. 3. COZ. isan.. 4O6 Hell due FegrT., 65I
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-29

,rther and did not participate In the supscnent
ateps which the Court held 10 be forgery -. -
Now 4 have taken into consideration thc .toto 5on
relation 10 this transacton which * very dineren' rom
chat of Incersoll and determined 20 ulinihsn your
very considerably in view OF thai fact " may
NE rue AS now stated that you didn't participate IN the
actual making pOf the Endorsement ana. WIN ,nat
moral crime Of forgery standing by tse hat you were
NOT party the transaction upOn wch tne crimo VI
forgery alone was predcated. Nevertheless am shtls-
fed Won were "A party far as Ia suffer yourself 10 De
tool in the hands of ngcrsoll IN tho commission OF t
frau1 From the information have received IN respect
10 yuu am very much inclined 10 pe meroiiu IN youf
case because the punishment which the statute permits
60 be mcted out TO the principal unoer tlu ernie u
oally inadequate Go his Oense aud 1t seems scarccS
consistent with the fitness OF things that III the pm
oipa can only be punished for 80 limited period your
sentence should I've equally severe rs his ! shall on
that ground make Distinction ana shah make
serious difference In order that, while the puishueht
NAV be adeduate 90 your oense may restore 10 you
tho fullest opportunity, after the tune snail nave "a
pred TO redeem Yourself and regain your standing IN
society bv q career IN the future OF honesty anu IN
tecTity. would not be thus enieDt II Thought you
we're guilty participant in the proceeds OF the rau1 or
IL thought you had connection with those uahsacUOns
beyond what appeared on the triai TDere was con
FLEET Of testimony whether you actually signed the name
Of Heath & Smith. but think the jury was rght III
what they did and fact could not have done other
wise. . -, -.
THE sentence Of the Court ia that be mprisoned m
the prison at Sing Sing, at hard labor Tor Tue tcr" u"
year and six months
After the adjournment, eIJudge Fullerton ana MI
Root applied 10 Judge Faneher for the appointment OF
trustees of the ngerso estate on the ground that no
debtor mprisoned for crime For tho present Judge
Faneher declines, as the statute requires that Inore
should be an ac ual imprisonment
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-29

DELAY IN TWEED'S CASE CUT SHORT
1uY ACKNOWLEDGEMENT FORCES THE REMOVAL OF
THE PRISONER FROM TIE ToMBs TO THE ISLAND.
VIM. NJ Tweed was visited yesterday by
Mcssrs Fullerton Graham ana Root OF his COUNSEL hy
Mrs Tweed and her daughter. and by Capt. Ryndors
He will be removed to-day from the Tombs TO the Pen
Tertiary as the result of the following correspondence
between Attorney General Barlow and Sheriff Brennan;
NBw-YoRK, Nov. %. 1873.
MATHEW T. brennan, sheriff &c.
public papers upOn the fact that william NJ Tweed Is
kept in TOnibs nsead of being transferred 10 tbe
Pententiary according 10 his sentence II there were
any violation OF duty upon your part IN carrying cav
the sentence OF the law should feel tiny duty 10 BRING
tho matter 10 fhe attention OF the Governor hut being
DESTROYS OF taking steps on the subject without lui
reasons which induce You g. give what appCHfs on the
OF IL TO be unusual indulgence TO TINS clOa'
Yours, SC, FRANCIS G. BARLOW, Attorney-dehera'
The Hon FRAxcry C. BARLOW. Atom ~ general, &c.
20 the case Of William ~ Tweed nave 10 state tt II -
usual aud customary to grant TO convict VINO mas i,
pOrtan matters 10 transact suinclent he 20
DO 90 before conveying him TO the place OF ihcacei
ton and IN extending this privilege to Tweed am nOt
aware OF exceeding authority. OF OF Impeding me al
mInstratiOn OF justice, am, and az MI uuts nave
been ready. receiving an intimaton 70 that enecl
vey the prisoner named to tue PeEitentIary NerJ re-
''''''D'''' '''' ''' NJ T. BRrSs.S. sheriff
NEw-HoaK. Nov. l5' 1873.
The hon. VI. T. BRENNAN. sheriff, &c.
SIR: Your OF this date rs received did not sup
pose tuat iutlnarlOu necessary 10 procure te
carving out OF the sentence. Tue Judge gave such
elimination" when lac sentenced the prisoner. III any
further suggest needed think IT VIII come WIN ~
much Official weight from the AttOrney-GeneraI as om
the Observation-Disclosures therefore request that VIM NJ
Tweed at removed 60 the place OF Imprisonment
designated by the Court Will you be good enough 70
let me know tins afternoon If the sentence ~ COpeH
with IA ] have already communicated VIII we CIV
the subject, aud desire TO stop such acuoh It
10 0H'''o' FRANCIS C. BARLOW.
snERuFs OFFICE, NEW CoURTHOUsE. }
~ ION n 81.
The Hon. FRANCIS {. BARLOW, AHOirey-GencrdL
SIR: response your second mote Oh TINS uaIe,
bcg TO saw thar William NJ. Tweed will be sent 10 he
Pt neutiary al as early hour tomorrow as convey
ance I Inc Island can 6e procured Very respectfully.
vour ohedIent servant Nj. r. BRENNAN sheriff.
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Religious Notices.

arnify ia ,tjst Church Rev. W r. WILLIAMS sgrVio>s
SABBATH MORNING, iO2 West R1Yfeurb-t nsarB sshsv>-
AIen.-t NJ ~ Church, between Rvngos and Dslsneyst.
Rev WIN d. THOMPSON. Past0s--1hs Rev. " II. MckiB sill
preach At IOl, . a. school. a. and freeching
O'Clock the Pastor Young Peopes Prayer astnS
O'clock Seats free Strauge sno friends are cordially aTri
All souls, Church, ~ F0ur'tave Aod T-erarb
l0'l BELLOWS vii preach Subject. Thar
do always behold face Of EAe' Al SAP monlT
bY the
-schl-snd 81 Pew ". CAMP of Bro0Fya - "a
J, pxlll preacb Seats. al free "a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-29

WHITE STAR LINE.
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
CAhGHN6 Tuk
UNITED STATES NAIL.
NEW AEU PULLPOWERbD STEAMSHIPS
s,ug NeW-iOra SATURDAYS from tau aS
DAYS. Al CofE earh
CkLfIC. .SAlUkDAt. Nov %. AZ $3.50 pm.
OCEANIC. SATuRDAY Dec o. 300 p m.
REPUBLIC SATURDAY. Dec. lS. 70 $50
ADRiATIt. SATURDAY De- %. 20 3. 90 }. "a.
BALTIC SATURDAY. Dec. y. az ll:uO D H.
from tne White Fsrre. Jersey OTIS.
Passenger accommodations for all csses) unnvsle combining
SAFETY SPEED AND COMFORT.
Saloons n Uiisnn
hou Sufge0n sicartesse aoconfa1T
EATRs-saoon $50 gon Return Tickets $40 roM Storage
$50 fnose for fren the Ga County
certificates 81.
Pans EanbHgs
HorsGy Sweden iala Australia. China
Drafts from 81 aDgir.
to Inspection Of u1s other Information Apply the CompsnTs
sGces No. 10 brasiasT. Nes.lo,L j. II. SFAkNS. Agent
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DECISfONB-NOv. a..

Supreme Court - Chambers - Barrett j. - In tho
z.psI ,f g.d,s. sDpSsl2ss n ps,aess -tss V.g, "a