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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-04

VIZ ANTED, a No. MAN SERVANT to
w wait I'm house and aitendt horse. a compe,
tent manlwl be paid liberal wages: Must give good
references. Apply at 2Go1 franklin street.
NH i-Ttt
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BY ID. X. Weisigtr,
Auctioncer and Land Agent,
No. LOIS Main street.

A SMALL FARM OF ONE HUNDRED
"A AND TIVE NTT-fIGIIT ACRES, WITH IAi-
p1OVEMESrS, ADJOINING THE LANDS OF
Dn CHARLES r.. Wt!SiGtR AID EALGlrS
ESTATE, ON FALLING GREEK, IN CHESTER
YIELD COUNTY, Al AUCrlON.-l will sell by
auction oil MONDAY the 10Th oil March. 1913, al /.
O'Clock NJ. In front Ut Chesterfield conrt-llnusc,
Manchester (that being c0urt-d,yl, the FAi II d.
scribcd above. containing ONE HUNDRED thD
TWENTY-EfGiII ACRES Oil LAND, lat II,
woods and part cleared: with dwelling OF four
rooms, barn. stalic, NC, thereon.
A great bargain can be II al In this place.
1f'''''' -'"'' u. X. WEISIGEH.
fe 9th s .eTueGs AGciinEccr.
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By Cook 6 Laughton, Auctioncers,
corner of Governor and Franklin streets.

STOCK OF SELECT FAMILY GROCE-
. RIES, LIQUORS, &C., &C, AT AUCTION
Intending TO discontinue the grocery and liquor
business will sell ut auction on ME,S s.eS -
the 9Th instant, ut LOS O'Clock. my entlre Stoch VI
SELECT FAMILY GROCERIES,
FRENCH BRANDY. RUM,
Pure MOUNTAIN WHISkEf, ,,,r ,v,r,,c
CHAMPAGNE, SHERRY, anu POhI "ASEo'
Pure HOLLAND GIN,
SAUCES. PICkLES,
FAMILY and TOILET SoAES,
TEA-CANISTERS, &C., &C.,
the whole embracing such IN assortment rs is uSu-
ally found In a tirst-class family grocery:
"-'' ,O r. a. z DABNEY,
7OS Main street,
mia between Seventh and Eighth streets
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By ID. Il. Wcisigcr.
Auctionccr and Land Agent,
10, lois Main street,

|iOMN ISSIONERS' SALE OF il NALU-
OABLE TRACT OF TiMEEEED AND
FARMING LAND. ON TIE Ci.otE k Illi.h
RAILROAD. NEAR FEADLEi'S STNriOA.iN
CIlESTERFILD COUNTY. Az hIt!luN.-fy
virtue OF !; decree OF The Circuit Court Of Che tor
field county 1T May tcr. ISL, In the salt OF Loui
+. Voolfolk ct ais. as p. H. Nl!himSpmS cAScuiIiN,
devisees. heirs Sc. and sarah Wilkinson, Ac a.
Louisa T. " a'tOlk IL ats, we VIII sell IT public
auction. In front Of Chesterfield cDurt-bnnsc tNI-
chcstcr). on MONDAY the 10Th day o. March. i,,i
HlJat being court-dayl. at l. O'Clock ". SiA y
DRIED AND TWELVE AID \ HALE htHi.N,
MORE OK LESS OF LAND. adjoining the M1-
sion Tract. living south Of Swift creek and Oh both
sides OF the toYer iill railroad That on In" al-
road is well tlnihcrcd aud has - SMALL thSMLD
HOUSE on it. Tie land towards the cr,r~ ! well
wooded aud Ivaercd, with small portion Of OF en
Land and good low-grounGs Convenient to 4 go"d
mill. &c. 49,
TERMS: Ore-fnurth cash; balance on credit Of
one. two, ani three Yeas; equal Payments Ia r"rd'
b.rin. interest FROM Gay nf sale ann Till" RI ainC'
G. &. MC"AE, / commissioners.
TURNER
Sale conducted by y. il. NEIsiGhE' A"ris"".tr'
HI-iIs.
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WTANTED, a No. 1 COOK, with recon-
w mcndations and without ineumbrance: Ap-
ply at III Grace street. - mn Tot
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-sT1Tr,r sAIHs-Tnis nay.
BY ". Goddln,
AuctiUnecr and Real Estate Agent,
corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF SMALL
" FARM OF THIRTY-FIyE ACRES, On TIE ,I,
r ITCH MOND, NEAR TO THE YELLOW
TAVERN.-As commissioners OF the C1a a,n se.5
Eebr,,rv Ia7a In the case of Hills administrator
against Cobbs, &C.. we the undersigned, appointed
for that purpose. will sell at auction on inc pre
VI # fair If not on the first fair day thereafter
the little FARM located rs above now In INC occu Gu
nancy of Mrs. Frances j. Franklin, aoJoininE lie
Prddy. containing thirty acres, more or less On
which stands Il small dwelling, containing Tour
TERMS: Enough in cash to defray the costs OF the
sui and expenses Of sale; balance III three equal IN
stamcnts at one, two and three years LOT bonis
title retained till all Of the purchase money Is luny
Maid and q conveyance ordered by the court
p'' ~ WILLIAM JOSIAH LEAhE,
r. ., oo5tds Commissioners.
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-,ArsyrEpy eAxE.3.. sts,rea llsys. &
BY Robertson g BronanRii,
RenI Estatc Agents and Anctioneers,
Office ON Hull street opposite tie eohrthonsc,


VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN CIIES-
Ntr Az iiEREiIIDS HUNDRE EDS, FOR SALE AT
hIJGTION.--By requcstof William r. Gill we Will
soil at Dubc auction, In front Of Chesterfield Court
bnnsr. en- the TENTH OF MARCH, 1873 lLhat being
co,,rf-,Iay) at IL o'clock NJ, tho REAL EST ATEio-
Gated as above, containing EfGHTf-NlNEANDA
HALF ACRES, eighteen OF which are III oflelnaf
growth of oak and pine, balance In high Stale OF cni-
fiyatIou--beiag probably ss good land as can be
rtund on the rivcr-producing the finest crops OF all
grains raised in this lati tude-
the centre OF this land, which is most attractive
ste for dwelling. good wharf In half . mile oi
TERMS: Liberal. and made known on day OF gale:
ROBERTSON & BkONAUGH,
rb. Auclioncers.
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aus-rTepH sl,Aassssl,.-..-.Entare 1,aya.
3 by Cook q Lausftoti. Auction eers,
corner franklin and Governor streets.

U,RUsTEEs SALE OF FIRsTG,L[,A.s:Is
TOBACCO FIXTURES, OFFICE FuRNIr
TURE Ar virtue ds Of S sesa o
as osI fis1o and duly recorded In the Chancery
Court OF the city OF Richmond win sell at auction
nm TUESDAY the 18th day Of March, at u o'clock
A.. Mt the t0iucco factory known as Castle iilnIidcr
on Cary between Eighteenth and M streets
iii Of the valuable TOBACCO FIXTURES In SAID
factory comprising In part
80 BOX PRESSES:
ii SHAPING RETAINERS,
Id FINISHING RETA1NERS,
II pOTS or F1NISHERS.
40 MILLS of various kinds:
together with NIL the appurtcnances pertaining 10
1rst-class mandatory.
uOWE-PATENT SCALES, Weighing $500
( NM foe. fD9RRESSED ToBACCO-BOx LUMBER;
''OO GOOD IRON OFFICE-SAFE,
OFFICE FURNITURE,
DUhlB-WAITER- &c. s,oo
TERMS: Sums OF SlG0 and under, cash; over 500
ord nnder 5000, sixty days; over $500, ninety DAYS
credit for approved endorsed negotiable paper,
eieui' to- Nrf CHARLES L. WH1TLOCh,
Trustee.
Ill
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WANTED, a FIRST-CLASS NURSE
w (whitcj, without incumbrance.. Must come
we'll recommended, Apply at 1905 Main street;
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WANTED, FURNISHED ROOMS for
w len gentlemen for ono month: Address
vi" x. Y,
,,ha,t House Of Delegates.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-04
by Paine, Cabeil & Co., Auctioheers.


FIRST SPRING SALE.
On WEDNESDAY, March 5th.
commencing at half-past 10 O'Clock,
We will sell ut our warehouse large ana desirable
stock of entirely fresh and seasonahle
FANCY and STABLE DRY GOODS,
BIU)TS. SHOES, and HALMORALS,
READY-MaDE CLOTHING,
MEMS and BOYS HATS,
SMALL WARES,
TABLE OIL-CLOTHS, &C., &c.;
the whole embracnga great variety Oh cnoce g o
STOCKS OF GOODS in good order, consisting OF
DRY GOODS,
BOOTS and SHOES,
CLOTHING, &c.
The whole to be sold without reserve. ,n
PAINE, CABELL & CO.,
,, tide huctOneers
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By Robertson & Bronaugh,
Real Estate Agents and Auctlonters,
Office on Hull street, opposite the courthouse,
Manchester.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VAIL
" ABLE REAL ESTATE IN THE COUNT
OF CIESTERFIELD, ON APP0MhTION
RIVER NEAR GOODIES BRIDGE: AB9GI
FOUR MILES FROM TIE Cl.OFER HI;
prs AND TWENTY-FIVE MILES fltOM
virtue of n decree Of Ches-
crieG County Court entered At the Nc rae
am S administrator ct ais, ]. rs commissioner shall
sell atpubllc auction, in front of Chesterfield court
house on the 10th of March, 1872 !that being court
dav. MT Jpn O'Clock 2. NJ, the REAL ESTATE To-
cafed rs above, containing SIX HuNDREll AL,
TWENTY ACRES. onc-third of which Is heavily
balance I'm cultivation and IN G"od nr'icr.
There is TWO-STORI DIV ELLlNG ana all ne
ccssary uut-buldings OH the place
TERMS: Cash us to Sd much may be necessary
to drray pxpcnsc; of sale and cost Of suit; balance
M \ credit of ono, two, and three years Interest
added at six per cent and title retained ill pur-
chase money Is fully paid I,..,.-;,,,o,
ROBERTSON & BRoNAUGn, Auctionccrs.
NH Ltd
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-04
BY Lyme 6 Brother,
Auctionecrs and Real Estate Agents,
No. 1919 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A TRACT
" OF LAND. WITH a VALUABLE SKlS 81 J.
MILL THEREON, AT PUBLIC AUCIi0N.-iby
virtue of decree Of tae Circuit Court OF Henric0
pronounced on the 2Tth February 1879 In the SUIT OF
Turpin executor, Roper's administrator inc uli-
dersIgncd, rs commissioner appointed by sag a.
cree. viii offer for sale at public auction, on WEI
NESDAY The 18th day of March, 1873, at the hour
of O'clock p. NJ. on tie premises, that certain certain
TRACT OF LAND containing aG s6-iOoo acres i
known in the division OF Il. W. Ropcrs estate rs tc
Mill Tract" with wafer grist-lnill thereon, now
IN the occupancy of George Is. Roper ana sltualen
in The county of Hcnrco, about two ana nan
miles from the city OF Richmond on inc new I'LL
trail pike and known rs y Ropcrs Mill s;lu saIe
TO he made ut the risk and costs Of the former pur-
chaser George X. Roper and his security on the
bonds executed by him for his said purchase:
TERMS OF SALE: Cash as 10 SO in'lch OF inc pro-
cecds of sale rs will be sufficient To pay the charges
OF sale and the amount of the bond OF said ROPER
due OH the goth December, 1872, for sTS3a3 WIN u-
tercst thereon from tho 10Th December 1871, VII dty
o sale III six per cent: ana on crct us tue RESI-
due of proceeds Of sale in two equal instruments OF
1888 cach. payable respectively on the 10Th DECENT
ier 1879 and :G;h December. 1874. with interest on
aai,i deferred payments from day Of sale at SIX per
cent eralllllIn-thc purchaser tO execute his BONUS,
wlt approved security, for said deferred payments
and title to be retained until the whole OF said DohoS
are paid and conveyance drcc.edby the court:
EDWARD y. CANNON,
frs3 Commissioner.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-04

To provide means for this magnificent Concert,
one hundred thousand tickets only Will be issued,
large portion Of which are already sold.
PRICE OF TICKETS:
Whole tickets, $40; halves IS; and quarters $3.50.
Eleven whole tickets for 800. No discount on less
than 500 orders. Nothing could be more appro-
PIRATE for presents than tickets 10 this BANQUET OF
WEALTH, or more likely to produce erarier salts
factory results. The object OF this THIRD GIFT
CONCERT Is the enlargement and endowment OF the
Public Library OF Kentucky which, by the special
act authorizing the concert for Its benefit is to he
forever free to all citlzens OF every State This
cert VIII be conducted like the first and second, here
toferc given, aud full particulars OF the mode of
drawing the gifts and paying them, and everything
necessary W thorough understanding Of the
scbe,ne. from beginning to end, are now published
free OF cost to any who apply.
IS The entire management or this undertaking has
been committed by the trustees 10 Hon. THOMAS r..
BRAMLkTfE, late Governor OF Kentucky, to whom
all communications pertaining TO the Gift Concert
should be addressed.
49, Il. Z. DURRETT, President.
w. N. HhLDEMAN, Yicc-P President,
5oHN s. css, Secretary Of Public Library of Ken
FAEmrks AND DaoyEns BANK, Treasurer.
Tickets are now ready for SALE and all orders for
fHei or for agencies, circulars infer
'mata5n etc, will meet With prompt attention when
.uddrsssed 20 me as iiel0w directed.
Tii0AES z. BRAML ETTE,
Louisville Kentucky,
as Agent Public Library Of Kentucky.
4 js prils
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-04
BY Grubbs 6 Williams,
Auctioncers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.


Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
TRUSTEES SALE OF LIFE INTE-
RESTS IN VALUABLE: REAL EST ATE
AND THE FEE-SIMPLE IN OTHER zeal
ESTATE IN THE CITY OF RiCHMOSL, Al Il
AUCTION-In part execution Of the PROVISIONS OF
= deed Of trust from Charles T. WORKMAN 6 CO.
and others TO the subscribers rs trustees, daen lbl
of December 1872. and duly recorded, we VIII SCH
by public auction, at the office of Messrs Grubos q
Williams. Auctioncers. on Eleventh slIect, Oh
TUESDAY, March 4, 1873, COMMENCEMENT Il o cioch
ST.. the following property conveyed by saiu Qeeu
First The life interest OF e.. 7. Workman III tne
FRAMED DWELLING and premises on inc nortli
side of Main between First and Second streets;
Second The contingent life Interest OF Johh a.
Sloan in one moity of said property: ,o,,
Third. The vested life Interest OF salu J0mn !, a.
Sloan In one moiety of the valuable pKl vAIb X NJ.
SIDENCE No 10, on Franklin street between Flrst
and Foushee streets, now occupied by =. L. Hor-
Fourth. LOT No 100. in the plan of Bucna Vista
fSidncy) on the north side Of iams street, 81 Dy
1870 feet o,c,ocl- p
And on the same day, commencing at cInGk
NJ upon the premises respectively, tne DIN
DWELLING No. III north Fourth street ncIM zen
franklin and Grace Streets with The building lois
attached occupied by Dir. T.. Doran The iotl ut
II by 1870 feet and Will he sold according TO plat 10
b. shown al the time of sale; an
Fifth. And Immediately thereafter, at say ~ l..
Ma VACANT LOT on the west SIDE oi fhth
street near Arn,ory bridge, SO by 1870 feet.
TERMS: Will he made known at the tllhe OF Saic'
JIG. BLACKWELL,
CHARLES U. WILLIAMS,
Trustees.
r,,-,,c G. yyIrrI.Ns Auctioncrrs, fc q
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by Lyme & Brother,
huctiouccrS and Real Estate Agents,
lnl2 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF NALl'A-
" BILE REAL ESTATl; SITUhTED. ~ Ii!S:
EAST LINE OF EIGHrEEhIu BE-" F.,.H
MARSHALL AND CLAY SfRthIS.-By Virtue
OF decree entered In the suit OF NbScrs"h - '5':'
RS Wilkcrson u GLS. in the Ch.Eccry '"uFt 81
Richmond city on the 18th day ~ February. l,.@;
the undersigned, special commissioners. aiFn'hct'
for The purpose. will sell on "WEDNESDAY III" on
1lay Of March. 1873. ut o'cloch T.. ~. On ihr rn-
ise5 by public auction, To the highest nI"'F' "'
lowing pr0pcrty-io wit: ,,,r
That truly valuable aui ccutr%lly-!Ccl'ci -
situated on the east line OF Nineteenth D't"''h
Broad aud Marshall streets. H!th Il iiirc e1ht','i
dwelling thereon, confirming about t"h 'u'.,,'
kitchen, and other Uut-buiiiin@i, tie former r'a'
,lence of the late Archibald v ik"r,on, EN'hs "
front OF i0X l50 feet, more Or less. A'so, ,,
LOT having front OF scJ tcel OF t;c 'sl ~
of Eighteenth street, with SiN hhi.h, rS -
MENTS and several Other SMALL A"IHr"
thereon. -, J., 90,
4 plat showing the dimensions &C., viii ~ 'H-
hbite,I ut the hour of sale. ...-,.
TERMS: Cash rs 10 enough 10 pay expenses 81 S'r
and cost of suit; and 10 the r.>1Ic on Ssi'' i'n
cccds. OH II credit OF six, Twelve. ~" 'l-i',''
months, with interest III NJ X per cent. per ''i"u
said deferred payments from dry 81 sac. ln @
scrs tu give negotiable notes. Til" 10 ~ rc'It
until the whole Of the purchase money te pa" -"
4 conveyance ordered by the court.
JAMES LYONS.
30. LANE sTERAE",
EDWARD J. Cannon.
feel Special tonni!ssloLeI-.-
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BY GrubbS & Williams,

GALE OF THE RICH VI o y ID AHp
- YORK RIVER RAILROAD by Hi''G' ,. 81
decree of The thancery Court OF the city ot e
uoud In the causes OF the Richmond dDi -
River Railroad Company rs. j. Pro->cr a :,b2 I'd ri
Robert H. Siaary, trustees. an! d. pr0Ssrr ~ a."
l,,iart II. haury. trustees. rs- lie ksciiIioI -,
York lsiycr l.aiiroad Company, entered on ~, in
day of UcrcInher lsT2. we. the undersigned "r t
survivor of us. shall! sell by public auction. y
aIIct i0,l-roVms Of MesS-s GrrJG y u i!ihS' H..
Eleventh street. Echmond- Va, on fhi'-,rii IT..
ad ,iay of May 1878. at the hour OF - 81; 80 ed
property OF every kind, retl. pcrsot:i. nm
of Tie RICHMOND AND YORK XIV "a liz
ROAD COMPANY, including It's r3i"!"at, ul'r~
cross-tics, Gcrots. siiiigS, cars chF'''' Il .
aud ii! Ctlicr property whatsoever 49, ;oi
the franchises Uf said cOii:ta! ana ",r-
such sale nothing whatsoever belonging 20 or 10
pany except Is chooses III action au" ''o''S ''
become due TO IL -, ,,,,I O,yS:
me TERMS OF SALE WILL. BE ~ f.S 'rJ ,t7s
The sum OF Slse,0oo shalt be paid ~ q 10 -
residue OF the purchase money siaii III ill.,
follows SiS.eeg on the Isl Of January. ~, ,,n tn
tcrcSt al the rate Of per cent. per amman .lI
day OF safe. payable scmi-annsEllly s-.'v.ts0f
Is; day OF january, isss, witi ib,ereS5 >. 'p yraD%
Der cent. per aunull rrom the dhy "a si,S, l},.
S,u.annGaEy: and the rcDiai.iderpi $pi. ir,r~i
money on The lst day oT3sitiary. is'. w he x
at the rate OF per cent per annaI .ut1rc'
sale layahe Sent-aunn.iiy--f sa'S :" nj Ios-
to the ratification or ttyeci"n 81 ns - ms t.'h
session not 10 be delivered until sie san 20 ~
ratified Gv the court; the deferred lS'N Ill sch
secured by decd " trust on the pr're. sourE.
deed 10 IL. snblc 10 shc approSa. % ,,t az Sc
Capitalists Mil take notice tat ts ~. said CO.
and conveyance will be ~ sS.ihsnin ,S,.sgrS teN
| pany aud make the purchaser or p's.Ss'"7
FOR further particulars apply to MesS r., =: h.. trt
| MAURY, Richmond, Va, SSs! t9saeTSSi "a 81,
| tees. ,S,InlnslsT H. MACEi'
surviving irts.stt''~
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rg,AKE SIMMONS'S LIVER
REGULATOR.

TAKE sIMMONs'S LIVER
REGULATOR.
For over forty years this
PURELY VEGETABLE LIVER MEDICINE
has proved to be the
GREAT UNFAILING SPECIFIC
for Liver Complaint and Its painful ofsprings-DYs-
PERSIA. CONSTIPATION, JAUNDIcE, BILIOUS At
r ,cKs. SICK HEADACHE. collie, DEPRESSION OF
SPIRITS, SOUR STOMACH, HEARTBURN, CHiLLS
AND FEVER, &C, &C
After wears of careful experiments to meet great
and urgent demand we now produce from our ori-
cinal GENUINE POW DERs
THE PREPARED,
= Im,id form of SIMMONS'S LIVER REGULA-
TOR containing all its wonderful and valuable pro-
pcrties, and offer It In
ONE-DOLLAR BOTTLES.
The Powders (price as berore), 81 per package
Sent by mail, $l.Oi.
CAUTJONi
Buy no Powders. or PREPARED SIMMONSS
LIVER REGULATOR, unless in our engraved
wrapper, with trademark, stamp, and signature I'M
broken. None other Is genuine.
J.H. ZEILIN & CO.,
Macon, Ga, and Philadelphia.
SOLD ny ALL DRUGGISTS. IA 27-tAp22
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GIFT CONCERTS.

GRANDEST SCHEME OF THE AGE
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1873-06-03
WASHINGTON.
The KickapOos.

| WASHINGTON, June "A brief officia
letter from Fort Clark, dated May 20, al
| luding to Colonel McKenzie's operation
against the Kickapoos and Lipans, says
| the march was over one hundred miles
The fight, destruction of two villages ant
the return to camp with all captured
stock and prisoners was accomplished be
tween noon on the 10Th and daylight or
the 10th, forty-one hours, with loss t.
Col. Mckenzie of only three men wound
ed, one, it is supposed, MORALLY.
The President is indisposed. No visit
ors were admitted to-day.
J. r. Hamilton, formerly of Cincinnati
was appointed Superintendent of repair,
upon public buildings.
John A. Bingham, who prosecuted Mrs
Surratt, has been appointed Minister te
Japan.
The debt statement shows decrease Of
So, SOC, 600; in the treasury, coin, So, 800,
600; currency, $6,000,000
The Court eff Claims to-day rendered a
number of judgments in suits brought un.
der the captured and abandoned property
act for the value of cotton taken and sold
by the Government agents and the pro-
ceeds of which were placed in the Treas
ury. In the cases of Bynum Horton and
OGrady's executors, it was decided that
the Government had no right to withhold
either the two per cent cotton tax or the
Custom House fees, &C., from the proceeds
of sales of captured and abandoned cotton
and judgments were rendered for the
amounts so withheld. The judgment was
for $35, $50. The proceeds of captured cot
ton was also rendered in favor of the Home
Insurance Company of Savannah and in a
similar case judgment for S27,176, was
given in favor of the Southern Insurance
and Trust Company. These corporations
were created by the Legislature of the
State of Georgia, while said State was in
rebellion against the United States and the
question raised was whether they were
endowed with legal existence by which
they were capable of owning the cotton
captured and were capable of suing in this
Court for the proceeds. The Chief Justice
delivered the opinion of the Court. answer
ing this question affirmatively.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1873-06-03
Taxing Credits.

We find in a North Carolina paper the
following:
At the recent term of Grange Court, in
the case of Mrs. Annie Turner, for relief
from taxation upon money on hand or on
deposit on the 1st day Of April, 1872, a re-
cent decision of the Supreme Court of the
United States that no "cfedit' could be
taxed by State, as it impairs the obliga-
Tourgee decied that in accordance with this
decision and the case cited for the plaintiff,
he was of opinion no State could impose a
tax on money on hand or of deposits coz
sisting of United States Treasury notes or
national bank notes, or upon obligations
given by one party to another.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1873-06-03
NEW YORK.
Tweed's Trial Postponed.

New York, June q Judge Davi
granted this morning an adjournment o
the trial of VIM. NJ. Tweed until October
The adjournment was granted on the aft
davit of physicians to the effect that to pro
coed with the trial now would endangel
the life of John Graham, Tweed's leading
counsel.
The Bowen Beecher.Tilton Scandal.
The Brooklyn Eagle says that Mr.
Beecher and his friends have determined
to take definite action on the whole mat
ter of the Bowen-Tilton-Beech scan
dial, and that at meeting of the deacon!
of Plymouth church, Friday evening, i
was resolved to proceed at once with the
investigation.
Mr.. Bown is said to be now in India
napolis. et., t.-s.-
Goes TO England.
Tilden, Chairman of the Democratic
Central Committee, departs from England
on the fourteenth instant.
The suit against Henry Barnes, to re-
cover $4,000 for differentiation of inn
ported sugar, has been discontinued, de-
PENDANT paying the amount claimed to-
gether with nearly 5000 cost.
A letter from the Spanish International
states that they have elected eighteen
members of the Cortes. The Information
ais here will petition Aldermen to pass 6
statue abolishing the contract system and
establish City Labor Bureau.
The Express states that Rev. Henry Ward
Beecher to-day wrote statement, eXoner.
ating THEODORE Tilton from all blame in
connection with the late scandal with
which his name has been connected. Tho
statement of Mr.. Beecher will be printed
tomorrow morning. The some paper
states that the man who lately made public
the Tribune statement, is Samuel Wilkin.
son.
The Missing Steamer.
this port for New Orleans, had the follow.
ing passengers on board First cabin, Mr.
Fullerlore, Mrs, J. w. Dockendorff, Mrs
s. Dale; second cabin; Joseph Gillick
Robert Willis, Jas. Z. Fordinna and
Hanna Scott, colored. The officers are
Capt. l.. s. Clapp, first officer; Crawford
hrst engineer, Janison and Med onald sec
Ond engineers.
A Chapter of Crime
The Captain of a scow, on East river
threw his wife overheard, remarking he
had had enough trouble with her. A DO
liceman rescued the body.
Mr.. Clapp, who keeps a sailor house Oh
Water street, opened the head of boarde1
with a cheese knife.
William Shaw, while drunk, split his
wife's head.
Vincent Blood, colored, cut William
Thompson's, colOred, throat Thompson
was trying to bite Blood's nose off.
Isaac Laureus accidentally shot himself
to-day.
A mad dog, after biting man and boy
was snot IN Harrison street.