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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-12-16

uNIGHTs OF PYTHIAs.

TrvSEssEE Lopez No. Sheets NJ
sveTv " ednesday night over Adams
st-ast EDgine House, cor. Second street. +.
N. Haley. c. G.; Q. y. Mclean, VI u i ::
Balm, P; A. HUM, ~. o. - ri In
stedt, NJ. off,; }. 4. fisener'Jr. n Vi ~ 1liu
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Police Order.
M.yqV, !. orrl Y.:. cs =, B 4, Iiss.s.}

MAYORS OFficr. CRY Hall.
MINrHIs. rGNN., December H. lala'l I
To the oaieers and Men Of the Police Force Of
the CITY Of Memphis
u,nR ATTENTION OF THE 0FfICRRs
and men of the Police Force Of the city OF
Memphis 4 called 10 Section 10 Of the Police
Manual. These orders are Issued IN view OF
the near approach q NE mIn,' w M poiiee
board that the following section shall DO
strirtly adhered 10. Also, that the membcrl
~ Inc force do not engage In any political dis
custom while on duty. A strict eompiianee
with these orders will be required OF ihe omoers
and men, regardless Of positlon,. :,
""N JOHN JOHNSON. Mayor.
And President Of Police Board.
srorioN 10. Every member Of tho Police
Force Il entitled 10 entertain his oWn political
opinions, not disloyal 70 the goYernment Of
he STATE or 81 the United States, and TO ex-
press the same freely, when such expressions
~ ali mot concern the Immediate dischai 80 Of
his Official duties; and his right 70 vote al ell
elections for such candidates az nc may prefer
me Der will be permitted TO belong 70 any
political club or organization, or TO participate
In any political or partisan convention whose
purpose Il the nomination OF candidates 10
any political Office. nor 10 solicit OF make any
contribution In money or other thlng on any
pretext 10 any person, committee or associa-
ton. for any political purpose whatever. Upon
the DAYS OF election for public oihoers each
member shall, whether especially assigned 70
attena polls or otherwise, do All IN his power
to preserve the peace, protect the integrity OF
the ballot box enforce me TlEnm ~ las ,,l,
ing; but he shall not actively int fere Tor or
AGAINST any candidate. challenge voters. dis
tribute tickets OF act the partisan, under pen
atty Of immediate dismissal. 81
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PHYSICIAN.
HAIR DYE.
Bachelors Hair Dive

UNHIs SPLENDID HAIR DYE Is TIE
best in the world. The only true and per-
feet dye. Harmless, reliable and insta MA,
neous; no disappointment; noridiculous tints
or unpleasant odor. Remedies the i'll ELECTS
Of bad dyes and washes. Produces INHEDT-
ATELY a superb BLACK on NATURAL BROWN. and
leaves the hair OLEAN, SOFT AND BEAUJI rIu.
The genuine signed w. A. Bachelor, Scld by
all Druggists. CHAS. BATCHEL0k,
61-eod-xvii-e0 Proprietor. N. Y.
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Tuesday, the 9TH of January, 1874,

at the southeast corner Of Court Square, in the
city of Memphis, Tenn, sell to the highest
bidder, for cash. at public auction, the land
therein described. as follows: Being in shelby
county, Tennessee, and in the city of Mem
phis, and commencing at the point Of inter
section Of jefferson street with Center alley;
thence on the south line Of Jefferson street. in
an easterly direction, 90 feet; thence 10 a
southerly direction liz feet, to private alley;
thence westwardly, on a line parallel with
jefferson street. go feet to Center alley; thence
northwardly, with Center alley, ll2 feet. to
Jefferson street, the point Of beginning.
Terms, cash. Equity Of redemption barred.
II. Z. GARTH, Trustee.
Humes < Poston, Attorneys. q s6-105,
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Saturday, JAnnary 0, Isil,

at 10 o'clock a.m., and defend the suit, or the
~amo will be proceeded " th ex parto, and
thata copy Of this order he published In the
public Ledger once week for four successive
,reeks This December n 1873.
si'ee q, ioS JOHN sPELMAN, J.P.
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LGnAE
MISUNDERSTANDING.

A.thur Dwgerl before John speiman, I, jus
w. ticc Of tho Peace for Shelby
Chas. Mulllnsj county, State Of Tennessee.
IN THE ABOyE-SrArED SURF AfFIDA-
L VT for attachment having boon mhde IN Ter
tafhmcnt having been Issued and roturaod BY
an. prapcr officer, levied. etc., On the property
MI defendant; Il 4 therefore ordered that tbs
said defendant make his appearance eeiore
me az my ohioo, No, " Adams street, Menu
Mic IpunNaaoo. on
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Trustees Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF AIDED OF TRUST Exc
ID euted by George @. Holmes and William
r. Holmes, and By their respective wives.
dated November %, 1871. to secure a note for
s52l4 16, the undersigned, surviving trustee,
will sell at public sale. for cash, on
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TEN COTTON GINS.
Attachment Notice.

~. OF the Peace for Shelby
John Leney.J county. State Of Tennessee.
INTHB ABOVE MENTIONED SUIT AFPI-
dhrit for attachment b. ring been made un-
der section 35 oi the Code Of Ien-
nossee, and attachment having been
issued and levied by the proper officer.
49,. on the property Of defendant. and hav
inr been returned ID is therefore ordered
that the faii defendant make bis appearance
before me ID my ofilee, No. A. Adams stree.
In he city of Memphis. Tennessee. On
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Saturday, tha 90 o lllgarl, 1874,

at DO o-cio,ka.m end defend ihis suit. o. The
same will he proceeded with cU rario. and
that's cory 81 this oricr Pc published once a
week FOR four rarrccuiiFc weeks fn tue funlie
Irdrar This Sh of December. ISIS.
"a al-as-i0l JOHN cPELMAN. .. z.
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Trustees Sale.

PURSUANT TO THE TERMS OF A DEED
j. of trust 20 me executed by VIM. X Harris
on the 9th day Of February. 1870, daily regis
tared in the Registers ofhee Of Shelby county,
Tennessee. in deed book No. "a, page 296.
.UflI an
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LEGAL.
Trustees Sale.

DURsUANT TO THE TERMS OF A TRUST
deed, to me executed on the Sth day Of
November, 1861. by sarah W. Fowlkes,. duly
registered in the Registers Office Of shelby
county, Tennessee, in deed book No. 81, pages
$50, 35l and S62, l, as trustee, viii on
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mo. 4o7, R. d.
Non Resident Notice.

In the Second Chancery Court of Shelby
County, Tennessee.
q Rrinklev
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-09-25
State News.

The Upper Iowa Conference OF The
NJ. Z. Chutcn meets ut Cedar Rapids
Oct. l.
Last April, William Riley aud
Ursula Spangier We're arrested on a
charge Of Wandering their bastard
babe, breaking liz neck aud throw ing
1t into the Cedar River from til.
raiiroai bridge a, Cedar Falls. Riley
has hren held tor tbs murder, and
iuund guilty Of murder in the first
degree, which, under tho new code,
means Imprisonment ior lite, with no
parton by the Govern
The lively. jo.ial, genial. and al
ways s"ciabic, Major W. G. Thomp.
son, OF Marion, has 1T last "rtruck
'le." Last summer, while in Penn.
sylvania, he invested in an oil well
IN that State, and recent telegram
from his brother says rho well 10
yielding 200 barrels per day.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-09-25

Tor the country, We're there two par
iics ~ nearly ,qnai strength, but Inc
s,lt.c >hirinisti,,iy tnai Ira, been car
,i...i Oh Ivy the new and nu.party POI
it,eians during the pr, sent campaign
has been t;uillens OF resu.ts, ami has
only served 10 strengthen the itoFub
iican party. There Is one thu Z N
,,,i,ncc,i,n wi,h politics that the OPP
20 il,o, Sc. IN 10 have entirciy over
booked, VIZ. the slackening OF party
reins, or the party freedom that lns
Republican has gwen To ali who are
now within the tod Ut the party.
The Iowa Republican State Conv.n.
,ion sns ppd I'll. letters Of parry se'
vituae, b. adopting . platform, one
plank ot which provides that We
declare il the ,,uty OF every Rrpub-
Dcan 1" oppose the election OF Dad
man ami Incompetent oflicla!, VIII, lher
h., is 4 candidate upon our own or
any other ticket.
This position OF the Republican,
party nss strengthened The party 10
an exirrt hat years must be requlr-
el ,or any new organization to gam
Tie asceiidaucy, unless the party now
N power prove unworthy the conti.
dencc ani support OF the people.
There are no disl,nc, party lines,
no questions ot national Importance
that make party distinctions, but
with the past record OF the n"w-in
power party, IL, achievements, and
tue ealner, effort within is own
ranks u check corruption, We may
look for i. 10 receive the continued
support OF the people, until distinct
patty lines are drawn aud new or.
yanization takes 4 stand upon 4 qucs-
tim OF nationa: Importance that viii
suit a najn',,y OF voters.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-09-25

Woodbd y, Plymouth. Sioux and Lyon coun-
ties. one Representative.
Whereof all the electors throughout the
State will take due notice, aud thv chciiifs
Ut tue severa, counties viii taAc thc.ai II :
lice and be gevcrne accordingly.
Aud | do TURNER proclaim and give no
tice, that on the day OF sail Gemeral Eieo-
uun tho Offices uaineu below are 10 be hiiei
ny vue ut the Il ect.rs oil the tenth ~
dici1i district:
The office OF District Attorney, in aud
for aaiu district, 10 n u Vacancy uccisioneL
by ;he resi-. nation vi .ha:les /. Granger
By voie oil The fiih Senatorial District,
con, posed OF the COUNTIES OF Monroe aud
Wayne.
The Office Of Senator in the General AS
sembly frou said district, TO NIL u vacsucy
caused by the resignation OF Martin Read.
Nasreof, al electors Throughout said
districts Will take due notice, aud the Shel-
IDS Of the eeveral counnes wiltiaAe official
notice. and be governed Accordingly
In WITNESS WHERE +, bave iicreunto
ret my hand, and caused 10 be All
the III cat Sea, OF the State OF Iowa
lLs] lone NJ Dea hoines, this thirteenth
day OF September, ia tue year Of our
LORD, one thousand, lghi hundred au1
seven,y-tn,e-; of the State si t:wa
the wv enty--evcnth, aud oi tue lnde-
pendence OF the UlIsd states the
ninety eighth.
BY the Governor, G. Z. CARPENTER.
JOSIAH 4. YOUNG. Secretary OF State
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-09-25
Col. Cooper Nominated.

From The proc, e''Ings OF the Sen
aioilai Convention, held IN Gllnncli
rdncs,lay, I'm INST, as published
elsewhere IN this paper, ~ viii ~
seen lhA; Coz. Cu"pr snom'natrd
for Sia,r Senator Th Rep bican>
OF the district have reason for con
pialulali III AT the L"ninatiou which
will IN ut the wi>'.es OF The people
better than any other 1T tins time
ln,s~ih Y AN As evidenced by the
united ,upporl II every vpt' N
III. CONVENTION W. also Publish "a
Iee.er from Col Cooper, ,iefnug his
i '>itl"n resp cin. the regulation OF
taiii,p..d tiauepo tatlpn Charges 10y
st4iul,, Whlch .eit.r Is plhperly III
lraA,,ced ny "l.e tom Mtj. l.. Clark.
Chan man "i the ian,a County Dele
gaii,,.. We are glad IL insert tn
name q! this candidate la the Rrlub
l;,.an sa.kuT a.,i IL ~, NY tbs s.Af,t CO.,
ii. hopr that all T. pui,ecans Vii
hei,,iiy end"is'. anii support Tie
p.ftS candidate Ion State ) nator.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-09-25
SenatOv1al ~Ou-onss,.n.

A the Senatorial Convention t,
nominate Il Stnat / for i 3Sih SIN
ttor,ai district ri Iowa, composed o
lama An ! P"wrshirk counties, l.
Clark was chosen Chal man, aud $
a Gra>att Secretary.
4 commit o. tour, Two iron
each comfy. was appointed on ere
CT jeutials.
The G nmit,re reported Tie two
counties enti,lei TO ten delegates
each, as follows:
Powshiek comfy, W. r.. Lewis, J
II. Mlilaman T.. 6 &. Merrill, G. G.
Mcdonald. S. X. Fuller, Thomas
Harris, j. II TlItou, w. e. Rayburn
ID. a. Con>touk, Aaron +. Page and
Horace Whitcomb. w. &. Raybnrn
was represented by proxy to J. II
Triton, Horace Whitcemb by proxy
10 A. j. Wood, W. X. Lewis by
proxy to j. p. Lyman. aud d. a
Comstock by proxy to F,ancis Bur
leigh.
lama county, l.. Clark, L. Mer
chant, 3. A. Hal, W. +. Johnston,
W. W. Le.kins, A Anthony, w. B.
KING, Warren Herman. a. N. Poy-
nerr aud James Gray.
James Gray hy proxy to G. L.
Bailey. Warren Hartman by proxy 10
w. +. Johnston.
An informal ballot resulted in Civ
my Col. 5. +. Cooper the iull vot. OF
the Convention
On motion 81 w +. Johnston
Col. Cooper was then nominated by
ACCLAIM .tion.
Col. Cooper was called out aud
made few reina, ks. in which he tx
pressed thanks tor tn nDm,nulol
aud pledged hilnselt, II elected, to do
all III his power TO secure just laws
to protect the people from the en-
croacAincnts OF rallrua corporations.
Mr.. w. +. Johnston, OF Toledo,
was then called out. He pledged
the support OF Tama county Tor the
nominee tor Senator.
The Republican State platform was
re affirmed, aud adopted as the Re-
publican platform OF this Senatorial
district.
The following gentlemen were ap
pointed Senatorial Committee for tie
next four years:
Tama county-L. Clark, l.. Mer
chant.
Poweshiek county-Joh +. Scott,
James II rilton.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-09-25
The Political Situation.

The situation OF National and
State politics foi the past six months
has been anomalous in the extreme .
aud the attempt u inaIguraic re-
forms and put All end TO corruption
IN the various branch OF The CIV.
eminent. by refusing TO recog,nze
political l'aitlcs is attributable 10 the
effort TO organic" new party OF the
Loose material now floating about W..
on the sea OF American politics. tn.
hybrid organizations that have beer
striving to attain to the dignity c,
parties, IL point or strength, la,e
lett not stone unlurnef, or word
unsald, that was calcui lated To bcmea;,
and beli.tlc the Repul llcan party,
which has held til. reins Of govern
'nent tor the past few years. All IT
frts Of this kind have siynalIy fail
ed, and today the Republican stands
without formidable rival party or
ganization in a lorgc major ty OF ID"
States. The advantages Of political
ard opposing parties are understood
and acknowledged on every hand. tor
without party organization, and The
'onst qnent cooperation and unanim.
~, il would he almost impossible to
AIRY ont OF perpetuate suci, prime
'lcs as form Lie dividing line Of pc.
lti,al parties. II woniJ be better |
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-09-25
Hon. John A. kasson.

An Iowa City dispatch, puhilshcd
N Chi,ag Times al .ast we Tllars
day. stated that Hon. john A. Kas
snn. IN mbr -, Congress, defended
the Back Pay Steal and Credit No.
hiiier. in "A speech the previous even
ing a, tina, place. In reply to The
dispatch. which was most likely srn,
the Tunes by the Chairman OF the
Dem c,a,ic State C,n,rai Committee
the editor oi the Yves, Liberty Enter
prise sent the iollnwin- to tn. Chica
e E>tmrg journal.
'ilon. john a. Ka.son is here aud
d.nni n,,es HE dispatch to he Chica.
20 Times ab"ul his speech AT lava
CITY n, "a tissue OF iaisshood' 1t was
s,nt hy the Chairman Of the Demo
c,a, G Committee 10 punish Kasso,,
Tor showing up the hypocrisy III
Iri>h's platform. La demanded the
repeal OF the salary grab, and de
nounrel ,hc.Crrdl Mob,ller, as h.
does here /" day, aud the r,sl is
equally talse. He is an ardent also
cate Of transportation REFORM"
The Inter Ocean OF Saturday also
contained the following dispatch
dated AT Iowa City Sept IS and sign
cd by A. II, Rogers, Chairman OF
The Johnson Go. Republican Central
Committee: The statements sent
Alb Dad regarding the on. JOHN A.
Kasson's eloquent spe. cll al this place
on the 18th, AS defending the Credit
and back pay bill, are false
On the con,ary, he denounced dis
honesty in VIVA ever form presented.
aud was listened 10 by a large and
attentive audience, who fully IN
dnrsed his sentiments, aud will speak
more folly on the subject Al Iii, Oct
Obcr election.
1t is matt,r of regret, that any
one will allow party hate. OF person.
Il difficulties to thus lead him u ira
luce I'll. character oi public men by
10 grossly misrcprcscniing them.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-09-25
Senator Wright and Back
Pay

III his speech at Osceola recently,
Senator Wright OF this State an
nouncci that he had instructed the
Treasurer OF the Senate to place his
Lack Ray in the United States Treas
NY. This action Of Senator Wright
has BEEN delayed on account OF the
view held by him that, 1T the cxplra
ton Of the current fiscal year it
would be covered into the Treasury.
thus securing It's return to the Treas
ury without recognizing his right to
draw It Or dispose Of il ia AM way.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-09-25
Panic IN Wall Street.

The fiaanc.aI world was shocked
last Thursday 10y the announcement
that The heavy firm oi Jay Cook q
Co., OF New York, had suspended
payment This firm, rs is well known
was une OF the heaviest banking
hous. III tie world, havin. advance Il
immense Sums o! money 10 thu gov
eminent do ing ,le war when the
national ricdi, MAS gone, an" h,lng
now one II the lea'ling ,mb"rs o!
the syndicate, besides having aivanc
ea millions 1T dollars To Railroad
companies. Tn bank suffc,e. run
on Thursday morning. AMI was com
peiled pune early "a the day I" cso>,'
Tie Philosophy OF this isiu'e, ~iach
led to many other Suspensions, mus'
be sough, III the fact that, instead vi
attending to q lrSi,im t banking
business, stecu'ative enterprises
We're entered intu. lmm, nsr ina.i>
ot railroad bombs, in which capitalists
are now slow t. invest, were taken
a. Il the result W. see IN fiu.,icial
iisiS, hose ex,,nt will n.ve, Il
known, btcau>e IT the heavy loss IN
tailed upon holders OF railroad stock
asp. eed st at a snc, ii e after 4.
panic occurred. Among the ne. ~
failures We notice the following
Fisk e Hatch, n Yak; h Fs,l
National b III, ot " a>hlneten; liz
New YuiA I'm en i,us, Conn an,
he N.,iona Bana II Ill Cnu,hl i,
s,allh, Nm YAK; HE Na,lrna,
Trust Company, Nv Yotk; 81.
Bank oil Am.r,,a, NV York; III.
=, : E'n"'. Ranking Company. IN
Phia'leiphia.
These b ms, SON, II ticm al irast
were i'll mat y ass'eiat, q With
Coukc x Go IN ih,lt business Trans
ac ions, aud tn financial ils,rrs, Vii
be ri.oie OF less spread in pro.
portion 10 the permanrn,y OF the
failures.
Ii the 81 oci gamblers alone snif /
ed IRON the panic, the financial Ills
turnanc" would excite ltlc symp,.
thy, tut AS 1t cnlailed losses upon
many who had their All inv, slcd ii
raiiroa securities, &hicl, they soiti
al hc.Ny loss, lle panic is d,pi"rable.
The effect produced upon the floor
OF the Stock Exchange may BE- lni,,.
red tom the ticl that last Saiu,d day
the extreme fluctuations on sou.e
stocks We're as follows. Harlem 80
per c., III; Panama, 18; Rock lsland
90; Western Union. .; H,nnbal &
st. Joseph, 9, with other stocks huu-
tuatins iron. , to s points.
Iii" goyei nmtnt came TO the relied
al the money market by purchasing
U. 5. Bonds. BY this means, ,ogcih-
e. with the action Of Bank Pfesi
denls, through the Clearing u"us.
l"an certificates, many millions Ut
grerlbacks were released, with III
touching, amy portion OF III. S44 900.
600 reserve now III The National
Treasury
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-09-25

Senator Shersil an held the same view,
bnt as a different view was held by
accunntIng off ccrs Of the govern
n-n, Senator Wrigh, has ordered
ms snare .; the back pay To be re-
turned TO the U. 5. Treasury. We
Oviivv. Srna.or Wight has acted
conscir,,t,onsiy IN tins matter, and II
his IN. ml-s Will nov give h'nl credit
ior SO doing they ",il "c entitled TO
whatever OF respect fair dcaling
eutities them.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-09-25
Col. Cooper Defines his
Position.

Nix EDITOR ;-In answer to the
lama county Resolution IN regard 10
regu a,.ng ir.igh,s and tariffs OF rail
roads hy legislation, presented 70
CO.. 5 +. Cooper, Republican nof'i.
nee ior Stale Senator, by the iricga-
tloE from lama county, at the SeIa.
toliai Convention held in Grinneli.
on tie 18th inst, Col. Cooper accept.
ed and approved the sentiment oi
said lrsoiu,iull, and as evidence !
what are AMI have been his sentiments
on THIS subject, he presented to the
delegation the following letter pub
hshcd in the Grinne.l Herald in Apii.
last. L. CLARK,
For the lama Go. Delegation
Sept. 18Th, 1873.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-09-25

Iowa City had FIRE last Friday.
The grain warehouse Of Geo. Pow
Ell, the wagon aud carriage shop Ct
NJ O'Brlen. anl blacksmith shop OF
McGllen were destroyed.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-09-25

EDITOR HERALD In response IT,
the conlnuulca' OF Tax Payers,
III II iai issue ol your pa!'ei, l would
state that | believe railways are pub
lc hignwAys, and their operators
common carriers; aud that. whilr
they should be protected in ,hr,.
rights by law, they should also b.
subject ~ law. Aud Us the right
has never been Questioned, 10 fix y.
law, maximum rates 81 iute,es., vi
ierria9r. aEd q; ,o!I> tor grinding
t,r. adstuti-, there ST.. uii he no q ir>
tioi. II Tue power "A the du,y II
tie Legislature /" pass laws, esla',
i>n,ny reasonable maximum rates OF
charge, i.r tlanspnttatl"E OF is'lytts
aud pass, ngcr>, and to pnevcnl. T..
ntr,n.cn. statues, OK aortlon III lho,.
rates The public Welfare r.qulr, ;
,hls, and III enlightened public s,n,i
ment i,nf era,i,eiy demands it, Nor
un,y iatucrs, hui IN clanicS and III,
community ia general are iu!is awake
To the !act HAL The surrender nov,
ui The i.tc,nal commerce ot thu
country 10 gigantic railway corpora
lions oi The land, with power un'im
lied ai,i un.'cstral,ir-. by law tc maxi.
.heir own tariff, on treights aud pas
sengeis, means an individual surrrn
lel /" be robbed an,l piuIdcicd, AM
ultimate national ,uin.
Tn Sc are hr,' H., my sentiments on
the railroa ques'.oi,, aud whether Ia
panic ~ privale llte, shall act ~.
c,",i,ns'y
SAMUEL +. COOPER.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-20
CQuHI CALENpARs-IHIS nAY.

SUPREME coyRT-CnAMBERs. BY Judge
Fancher-Nos. 6, AZ, 40, 60, "a. 49, 102. Call 12s
SUPREME COURT-SPECIAL TERM Held by Judge
Mulen.-Law and Fact; Nos. lo2, 49, $50, 1888, 90,
1913, a. So l9s, 500, 1853, 1853, 1872 1913 SO, 1872 1885,
los, ITS, 200, POI, III, S, O. 10, III, 2o3.
SUPREME CoURT-GENERAL TERM-Hed by Judges
Jngraham and Davs.-NOs. 1877, 2l3, PA.
SUPREME CoURT-CRCUIT-TRIAL TERM-Part l.
Held by Judge Barrett-NOs. 1886, 4S8, 1884, 1857,
49, 900 9ls, ISL, 1876, s7e1z 457 465 $685. 1885, 775 "
sss 947 s7a 81 es7 Part SH s By Judge Van
2254 244, 54, HIS, 1854, 24o 2ss, 5s4, 6asA $685.
111SH, 1l4S.
MARINE COURT-rRIAL TERM-Part Held by
Judge CROSSINGS. 1884, 1894, 1902, l466. $780, 1896
1866 1872 1875 $780, 276 1885, 1910, 1872 1916 1854
1852, 1896 1647, 1895, 164s, 1872 Part Held by
Judge Curts.-Nos 1477 14ol, $685. 1855, 1913, 1881,
s2s 1897 1892 1Gol, 1868 1888 1862 l49, 1881, 1884,
1929, 1884, 2155 Part 3-Held by Judge Howland.-
No Court.
SUPERIOR CoURT-TRTAL TERM-Part Held by
Judge BarbOur.-Nos. 751 2O3l, 40 1853, s5, 1915,
1853 1881 1881, 241l, 2o29, 20el, 2o59, 1884, 2o63
1876. Part Held by Judge Sedgwick.-Nos. 1416,
l2SS I54o 72d 1l40 34, 800, 1892, 247S 2O26 1888,
1855, 1884, 1856, H.
Held by Judge Larremore.-Case on.