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Nebraska advertiser., 1873-02-27
Personal.
Prof T. ]. Morgan called on the
on Saturday.


Prof. T. J. Morgan called on tn
ADVERTISERS on Saturday.
Homer J Bail, Esq. of Council
Bluffs, Iowa, - on Monday.
H. c. Lett. went to Chicago
on Monday to lay in a new stock o
goods.
II. NJ. Atkinson, Esq, started fol
Washington on Monday, to be absent
two or three weeks.
Mr.. J. c. Whittemore and lady
went TO st. Joseph let week, and re.
turned on Monday.
Miss Bette Stewart, who has been
visiting at CIarinda, Iowa, since the
holidays. returned last week.
Mr.. w. ]. Nevins. of the B. TT. K.
& P. R. R, who has been at St. Louis
for number of weeks on railroad
business, returned few days ago.
Jonathan Higgins, Esq, called one
day last week and paid his compli-
ments TO the ADVERTISER, and in
creased our subscription list by three
or four names.
Miss Fannie Arnold, who has heeu
in Omaha for several months. and
Miss Ella Reevs. who went TO the
same place last week, both returned
on last Saturday.
Mr.. Thomas Hanhnry, who has
hPen In the tobacco store of Cohn
Bros. for some time past. went yeSter-
day to Tecumseh, where he proposes
going into business on his own ae-
count.
Matt Cullen. well known in this
city, returned last Saturday, having
been absent about six months. He
has been at New York. New Orleans.
Memphis and Little Rock during the
interim, and comes back in good
health. We are pleased to learn that
he will remain here during the sum
mer 10 enj"y what he pronounces to
be, the exceedingly healthfui climate
Of Nebraska.
Nebraska advertiser., 1873-02-27

Rev. w. b. Slaughter preached a
sermon to the young people in the NJ.
l.. Church on Sunday evening.
Nebraska advertiser., 1873-02-27

Moore is closing out his stock OF
wall paper and window shades. Now
is the time to buy cheap for cash.
Call at the book store.
Nebraska advertiser., 1873-02-27

The weather changes suddenly
here. and i'm utter defiance of the
"iaw and the prophets"
Nebraska advertiser., 1873-02-27

Married h Judge MrC"ma~, al the
bride ami groom'- residence. in The
parlor on The .ecoud floor in the city
of BrownvllI", in tie presence Of Io-
mcr Johnson aud Jarvis :. Church.
General Weu,rl Grant to Ms Mary
Chant. at gentle evening, ~ six
o'clock on Tuesday of the srcond
month Feb. 25th. 1873.
Nebraska advertiser., 1873-02-27

Farmers, ! am yoUr hest friend.
Bring me y"Gr butter and eggs anh
Will give you the very best prices.
:. FRENCH.
Cranbsrric, ut Ntrnn &. Rcothcr.s
Nebraska advertiser., 1873-02-27

I won't be uud rSnld. Come to me
and | will send you away happy.
=. FRENCH.
Nebraska advertiser., 1873-02-27

Those who have prom sed us wood
will please TO bring tnOw. We want
st.
Nebraska advertiser., 1873-02-27

Farmers. Stevenson Is Cross pay
the cash for what they buy.
Nebraska advertiser., 1873-02-27

Boots and shoee sold at cost. at Alex
RUti>un's.
Nebraska advertiser., 1873-02-27

More goods sold for dollar at
French than can he furnished any
where else in the city.
Nebraska advertiser., 1873-02-27

Big stock of iron, wagon timber,
horse shoes and nails, by stevenson &;
Cross.
Nebraska advertiser., 1873-02-27

Wood taken on subscription to the
ADvERTISER.
Nebraska advertiser., 1873-02-27
NEW ADVERTISEMENTs,
Public Sale.

] Will Offer for sale at public auction AZ
the Court House door 1T BrswnViue on
The lOih day of march. 1873. at O'Clock p VI.
10 tie highest bidder, NV house and three.
lois, N'iS- ?, : and 2. Ehsck ". in the village
OF Sheridan, NCmaha county, Nrb Terms
20 De made known at the time nf sale
DIR. \. OPPERMGNN
D. PLASTERs, AuctiOneer. 1854
Nebraska advertiser., 1873-02-27

Bnnts and shoes sold at cost, at AleX
RuGisun's.
Nebraska advertiser., 1873-02-27

Goods cheap. for the next thirty
days, at F. +. Johnson d Co.'S.
Nebraska advertiser., 1873-02-27

/ P"raf"es. - c;s. at Stevenson &
CrD--'
Nebraska advertiser., 1873-02-27

Pork barrels for sale at Swan d
Bros.
Nebraska advertiser., 1873-02-27

Hardware, Tin ware, IrGn-ware.
Gia~~-w Wiiiuw-ware, WoUden-
ware, St"iie-warc, nowhere bat at
Stevenson q Gross.
Nebraska advertiser., 1873-02-27

The lay Of the hen" is music to
some people 80 j. the chirping oi
Ihe chicE.-Dsmoirdt
Good. Wen ret up porter.
Nebraska advertiser., 1873-02-27
l.. A. BERGMAN & co.

Andy CIaussen, with LAB. & Co
Try our L x l. l.. A. Il. & &C,
Try our Ne plus Ultra. l.. \. 3. & &C.
Try Our Diamond. LAB. & Co.
Try our cheap Cigars. S2,5G LoN.
Try our Golden Crowns. l.. \. Il. d Co.
Farmers, Try our scrap Smoking.
40 cts. per lb
Try our Belle Of the West. Il. g. Co.
l.. &. BERGMASE & so.
Nebraska advertiser., 1873-02-27

Farmers, when you come to town
don't fail to call and see Stevenson &
Cross, for yuu Will save bushels Of
corn by trading with them.
Nebraska advertiser., 1873-02-27

Coal Oil 35 cents gallon, at Ste
VeHsOn & CTOSS'S.
Nebraska advertiser., 1873-02-27

S5;iee 20 school District Treasurers.
Ir'-a~u.pr~ of all school districts are
hereby Ratified To call OF the County
Treasurer Lrtwren the 18th day uf
March, and the 1t day of april, 1873,
for he purpose of making their an-
nual settlement.
G. w BRATTON,
Nebraska advertiser., 1873-02-27

The finest assorted stock of pocket
cutlery ever brought to this market,
can be found at Tiotlel & Richards.
Nebraska advertiser., 1873-02-27

Glasgow No. ! Chewing Tobacco
f"r sale al +. L. JohuSnn's a. H. Gil
more anal Brown ~ French's. 1t is
The Old Reliable
Nebraska advertiser., 1873-02-27

Repairing neatly executed in the tin
and stove line at Tisdel d Richards
Nebraska advertiser., 1873-02-27

Best coal oil - cents, ut Stevenson
& Cross
Nebraska advertiser., 1873-02-27
Annual Needing County Agricultural

Annual Needing County Agricul; ura I
and s:eeaaBicRl Association.
The annual meeting of the Nema-
ha County Agriculs ural and Meehan-
ical Association, will be held in
Browmville Saturday March 1t, ls72.
for the eleclion of officers fI,r the en-
suing year, and the transaction of
other business.
l92w II. o. MINfCK, Sec'y.
Nebraska advertiser., 1873-02-27

Chickens, butter, eggs and ali kinds
Of country produce at French's.
Nebraska advertiser., 1873-02-27

Leather aUI Shoemaker's findings
at Stevenson & Crpss's.
Nebraska advertiser., 1873-02-27
FOR SALE.

a-..- ... r.- 81 .- hraa vf'. ha charged y
...-.-... ., "A. .Er -.'.,~ "I .s.-a
s-Eor sale or Rcnt.-Thc best stock
F.-.. ID r,......l county. Enquire .t
I. NeGEE
rs-A ;uuuEg Residence on Richard ST,
.-- - .s-.H..- .-.r- .Ei.H-- Good A"--'. ..~iera,
..a- ---.....rs. .-. t .-r.s barn, and l.. ard @
l4r .--.-f. Terms reasonable. AGgEi %
JULIA J.. HENDERSON.
"a good. comfortable frame hoase.
~. 81. -..-..- 4 -u.i r.-'rrl CLOS. ,vtle l..l~a.
U.. ..- s.rr.4 Z bargain Ey..l Dee given d. sold
p..- ..#.r-. Enquire ol j. J.. CULHAEP, 80
-.,...r. f'.-s. ~. uu ssa street &E
Es- J1ay'- Patent Weather stEip.---Tbe
l..-s-. ....-;-s Sc. .s.I, l.-. ur I.aiu from under
... E.a... rr SWAN a BRO.
E- Wa--aurcc and Mortgage Deed, for
sa.. ..-.-l ll..E... ? t..l-.r- Room
s5- Trc Nrbru-ka tdvsrsi-rr j. for sale
q. = Moore Eu.a~...a. next Gaagso The Post
Nebraska advertiser., 1873-02-27

Stevenson Y Cross ruy old copper,
iron and rags,
Nebraska advertiser., 1873-02-27
Balm wagon ',c h.-t

I
b"''' "'-"" .'.' best
&c.,. 4 - .... ga a.. , .''.'i- Id. =,
=, - ,.', "
-, f'' ''''
Bu.trr. rp..- :.I.,.a.l >nrr- of cnuufry
.,,.,irr,.,. wanted al Fr,u,.b- either far
r,a,.,. or cash.
w. - ,''',,' ',-r-, :, !. "'.-> H.
Stevenson. {, Co.'s.
Farmers look sharp when lou CONF
lind which pocket your money i IN.
1-,r.,,.r- = ~. ,r.,,,,,.,I......., ,..,,..
a. , . -. !, . NV q"
"'''' - ( - ''''' : - 10
Geneva fiutiug irons Tor sale ut 'Tis-
Machine on ut L"tt& CrriEh's.
-, ..
call at the gun Sh"P "i Cfa1d"cN x Son
Nebraska advertiser., 1873-02-27

Jac"b N#r"hm has just received "a
fuil stock Of piece goods. and l. A. de-
ti1ut 81 competition IL ever. His
t;.iinr- are No. | workmen. and he
warrants all hi- work.
Nebraska advertiser., 1873-02-27
CITY AND COTYTT.

Plenty of-"gu~ at Erruch's
Nebraska advertiser., 1873-02-27

For the best axe in the worlG cal
on TisIcl. & Richards. They sell
simmons diamond seeei keen cItter
Nebraska advertiser., 1873-02-27

All kind- of molaS~es. from Il nice
sorghum at 80 Ct. 10 a c!Eoire syrup at
81. "a nice syrup at 81 ct-.) at Swan &
Bros
Nebraska advertiser., 1873-02-27
County Surt.

The best line of tiuware j. constant.
ly kept at Tisdel & Richards.
Nebraska advertiser., 1873-02-27

Scrap tobacco for smoking, for sale
cheap at Swan & Bros.
Nebraska advertiser., 1873-02-27

Quite an excitement was occasioned
on Tuesday by the report that
small poX Was in the city, hay
ing been brought by the daughter OF
Mr. Campbell, from st. Louis. We
are glad TO say that there j. no truth
in the rumor, and that competent
medical gentlemen have examined
the patient and pronounce it To be in
correct. Miss Campbell is recovered,
and is about the house attending to
duties.
Nebraska advertiser., 1873-02-27

Corn taken III exchange for goods,
at IneO. Hill q Co.'S.
Nebraska advertiser., 1873-02-27

Colhapp Bros 40. 5 is q tip-toI
smoking tobacco.
Nebraska advertiser., 1873-02-27

- CBSCETBE foTtl .'WeeklyA Advertiser. - 0il
= estpaper IN the state.
Nebraska advertiser., 1873-02-27

Boots and shoes sold at cost, at Ale,
Robson 8.
Nebraska advertiser., 1873-02-27

Salt 10y the barrel or pound at F. E.
johnson & Co.
Nebraska advertiser., 1873-02-27

If you wish good chewing or smok-
ing tobacco call for CnIhapp Bro =
and take no other!
Nebraska advertiser., 1873-02-27

Paints. Oils, Glass, DC, at Lett q
CTeigh'S.
Nebraska advertiser., 1873-02-27

Brushes. Combs, Pocket Books, &c.
at Lett d CF.iIh'S.
Nebraska advertiser., 1873-02-27

Corn taken liz exchange for goods
10y +. l.. Johnson q Co.
Nebraska advertiser., 1873-02-27
Stevenson & Cross Sells
REMOVED, TiSdel & Richards

Turkeys. chickens, quails, butter
and eggs, 10y Stevenson G Cross.
Nebraska advertiser., 1873-02-27

Wall paper cheap, at the book
store.
Nebraska advertiser., 1873-02-27

Potatoes, % cts. at Stevenson &
Cross.
Nebraska advertiser., 1873-02-27
Boston in Ashes

Large stock of boots and shoes on
hand at former prices.
TIIHO. HILL Il Go.
Nebraska advertiser., 1873-02-27

Balm wagon the best.
Nebraska advertiser., 1873-02-27

Ladies' and childrens' Furs q. cost,
at F. T.. johnson & Cos.
Nebraska advertiser., 1873-02-27

Baiit wagon the best.
Nebraska advertiser., 1873-02-27

Heating stoves at cost by Stevenson
X Cross.
Nebraska advertiser., 1873-02-27

EPIsCoPAL.-Yesterday being Ash
"Wednesday and the commencement
of the Lenten season there will be
prayers at Christ Church on each
Wednesday and Friday morning
throughout Lent. commencing at
half past nine o'clock. Subject OF
discourse on Sunday evening next,
tlst Sunday in Lent, True Peni-
teuce."
REV. J. l.. ROBERTS.
Rnrfnr
Nebraska advertiser., 1873-02-27

Hcrting and box stoves at cost, by
ii>lci & Richards.
Nebraska advertiser., 1873-02-27

Our stock Of dress goods, shawls
ard tur- i lar1eF than cvrr.
EHEO. HILL & Co.
Nebraska advertiser., 1873-02-27

Balm wagon t..e best.
Nebraska advertiser., 1873-02-27

Fresh garden seeds at Swan & Bro
Nebraska advertiser., 1873-02-27

Who are the farmers best friend ?
Stevenson & Cross
Nebraska advertiser., 1873-02-27

Dollar kid glovr~. 10 doz. Just reed,
THEO. HILL & Co.
Nebraska advertiser., 1873-02-27

Staple and Farcy Groceries in
abundance, at F. L. Johnson & Cos.
VIM. II. Hoover, Real Estate Agent
and Couveyencer. Court Room.
For pleasant smoke get CG!hapF
Bros No. ,. Take no other.
Goods expressed free, by Stevenson
& Cross.
Ladies. gents and boys skates, by
Stevenson Il Gr"~s
Pure cider vinegar can be obtained
from swan IL Bros.
Good coffee, i pounds for one dol
lar- Sugar, 8 pounds f"T one dollar,
AT Stevenson " Gross.
Largest a>Sortmei of iaCeS, EN-
hroiderles ana fancy goods, at l..
Lowman'S.
Nebraska advertiser., 1873-02-27

Colhapp Bros 40. j. the HiiIe~;
smoking t0harcn in the Wet Fui
~ai. 10y .,Ii respectable 4rorrr-
Nebraska advertiser., 1873-02-27

Tinwarp sold or mrndrd on short
nnIi'.e, cheaper than ever, by Steven
son & Cross.
Nebraska advertiser., 1873-02-27

VIM. II. Hoover, Real Estate Agent
and CouveyenceT. Court Room.
Nebraska advertiser., 1873-02-27

REV. J. l.. ROBERTS.
Rector.
Nebraska advertiser., 1873-02-27

f'4rn"r- want 4. zee yoH a,i al
Nn. - Nam street = FRENCH.
Nebraska advertiser., 1873-02-27

Fail, Spring, Graham and Buck
wheat Flour. Meal, Shorts. Bran,
Com and Oats. 10y Stevenson Il Cross.
Nebraska advertiser., 1873-02-27

Staple and Farcy Groceries in
abundance, at F. T. Johnson & Co.'S.
Nebraska advertiser., 1873-02-27

r1-h ard nr"mpi PAYERS will make
money ~ calling on o. before buy
ing. THEO. Hill. & Co.
Nebraska advertiser., 1873-02-27

Large assortment of "vercnats. low
Gown f,r corn or cash. at +. T.. John
sou & CO...
Nebraska advertiser., 1873-02-27

Butter, eggs ;sud tai SORTS of country
.,l,.,',irr wanted at French :, either for
Trade t5r cil-iF.
Nebraska advertiser., 1873-02-27

Farmers who intend huying plow>
for the spring work. viii do we'll /"
call or TEs,ieI IS Richards.
Nebraska advertiser., 1873-02-27

Better goods. chpaper than any
where else, 10y Stevenson * Cross
Nebraska advertiser., 1873-02-27

For pleasant smoke get C0lhapF
Bros No. ,. Take no other.
Nebraska advertiser., 1873-02-27

Coed coffee. 1! pounds for ore do!-
lar. Sugar. 9 p"nnds for one dollar,
at Stevenson & Gross.
Nebraska advertiser., 1873-02-27

l9-2w II. o. MINfcK, Sec'y.
Nebraska advertiser., 1873-02-27

y fu!l stock Of caring and wagon
timber. cheaper tEan any where else,
10y Ii>del & Richards
Nebraska advertiser., 1873-02-27

Wh" are the farmers best fricu,
~it-VrlI~nii * Cio~S.
Nebraska advertiser., 1873-02-27

Good coffee ! prrni- for one dol
lar. Sugar, s. pounds for one. dollar,
nt Stevenson y Gross
Nebraska advertiser., 1873-02-27

Remember he ShrlIeuh---rr s'aus!
l. iow Ia full .perati"n al the arica
opposite tHe Gig D.5- Store
Nebraska advertiser., 1873-02-27

Pork JarreL. at Sjcoo & Broaer's
Nebraska advertiser., 1873-02-27

New invoices of Rio and Java col.
frt.. c"lf:.e - gsaaulatrd and bal
sugar, just receive! at Fre.ch'S.
Bain wagon the best.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-14
TIE TEMPER ANCE CAMPAIGN.


But few persons assembled last night at Ma
rini's hall in the interest Of the temperance
,a,,, ovi,, hnnb,I..s 10 tho ,a,Ior, ,,oo,Ing.
-. 80 So. -, ~ '"e 49,,
mat were peing neiu IN otner parts OF the CITY.
Mr.. Alex. Lynch stated that In view OF the
ANAL number present, speeches would DO dis
,,enss,l Win and ina meeting vg,Id n,orc.d
,.,,s ,ho ,a,,,os,,or y, NJ Jas,s. n p,.s,, .s
wlh tne Iatlncaton o. M.. Janes 4; IvWeh rs
me temperance cspaldste N me Tweif,h u.s.
clheu tne uomlnhuou W tut Vmperhnoe com
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-14

The Board OF Public WORKS ordered the fol.
lowing Improvements yesterday Directions
have been given for the parking OF Twenty. SOC.
ond and Twenty sixth streets, between X and N
streets northwest. Brick sidewalks, curbs, gut
tiers and q graveled carrsgeway have been or.
dered on Riggs street, between Thirteenth and
Fourteenth streets; also, o sewer and pavement
Thirteenth and Fourteenth streets north vest,
The grading, setting curbs, laying brick foolWalk
guttering and graveling OF Y street, between
Sixth and Seventh streets southwest, has been
ordered. The superintendent OF roads has been
directed TO have an lslnch culyerl laid on Brent
wood road, near Qneeu's Chapel road, aud IS
inch culyert on HARDWOOD road; also, one plank
bridge on Riggs road. and bridge on shepherd
road repaired. The superintendent OF streets
has been directed TO have repairs made on the
following streets: Jackson square, Mount Yer
non place, street, between Fourteenth and
Fifteenth streets, Ninth street, near y, In front
school building, Pennsylvania avenue, 10 front
Of Ffeedmen's savings Bank, Third street,
near Maryland avenue. The superintendent
Of roads ,h has been directed to have 5epa
road, also TO Pierce's Mil road. The terracing,
soddlng and putting up the necessary stone steps
on New York avenue, between seventeenth aud
A tagging, OF North River stone, has been or.
dered TO be laid around the circle at the ntersec-
ton OF Thirteenth and streets northwest. An
alley has been ordered to be opened In square 25i
surveyor Forsyth has been directed 70 prepare
the necessary papers authorizing the opening
anu closing OF certain alleys, a. per act OF June
20, 1873. Directions have been given for grading,
between New Jersey avenue and Second street
northwest. Also, for the setting Of curbs and
laying fOOtwalks on First street east, from u to
q south. Also, to pave First street east, from b
TO q, with concrete. Also, TO pave Rhode Island
avenue, from Twelfth TO Sixteenth street circle,
with wood
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-14
SIXTEENTH DISTRICT.
Endorsement OF Mr. samuel Robertson, the
Regular Republican Nominee.


There was large gathering Of the friends OF
Samuel Robertson at Territorial hall last night.
The front OF the building was gsily decorated
with transparencies and Chinese lanterns, and q
band OF music enlivened the scene with spirit
stirring airs. The meeting was called TO order
q little after O'Clock by Mr.. X, u. Gatchell, the
secretary OF the Republican club, who intro
dnced Mr. +. West, whom he named as the
chairman OF the meeting. Mr., West made his
Acknowledgements for the honor conferred upon
him, aud stated that the occasion OF their meet
ing was the Endorsement VI Mr.. Samuel Robert
party OF the District, chosen IN accordance witt
the regulations OF the Central Executive Com
mlttee, and by them lhdUrsed.
He denounced Flynn and Mcknight as boilers
who had agreed TO abide the decision OF the peo-
pie, and alter having entered tho contest and
suffered defeat had persisted IN their efforts 10
disOrganiZe the party.
He then introduced Captain Andrews, who
favored MI. Robertson AS an honest, truthful
aud worthy man, iully deserving the confidence
OF the people OF the DistTiCL.
Dr. Stephenson denounced Mr., Mcknight a.
having proved falthless to hts friends aud sup
porters IN the past, and he would now get very
few votes, and those he would have 10 pay the
cash for.
Mr.. J. D. Neon, of Georgetown, was an oil
friend OF Mr.. Robertson, who knew him well and
desired 70 refute a Islander that mad obtained cur
rency against the honesty Of their candidate. He
could assure them that there was not a word OF
truth IN the charge Of miSappllcaron ~ funds
referred TO, aud tire only wonder TO him was
that any respectable newspaper should have
noticed II except 10 deny II.
Mrssrs. Brown, Hale and B1ard'y also spoke
IN favor oil the regular nominee,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-14
EVANGELICAL ALLIANCE.
Names Of tho Distinguished visitors-Pro-
Hrnmue of the pronossa ps~...s,-..

Ma. -
=, 'se .s.nsn'shcd Visifors-Pro-
srsmnc OF the Proposed Proceedings.
The exercises In connection with the visit Of
ho M ,no ,no., $3.50 ~, ,,,a..,,,s p,oso W
nv 'os' 'ai'ou anu ,'e,osns cnaracter,
'noiuu'hs welcome ~ Whlarus from the Coz
ernor, presentation to the President and cabi-
the evening. The places Of meeting ma ,,mss
=, n.,,,c,n.,,. lin y. ,a,n, hs,a,. !, as,.n'
W participants wiz DC 'ounu oeio" IN ne'au'
The Visiting members of Inc Ail,.ncs on mr..
irving ia WsshIngton viii be saluted br tho
Metropolitan chimes, and escorted 10 their hotel.
branch Of The hlllance. and wei,
coined BY Governor Shepherd.
They viii be presented to His Exccliency
ssnscn AZ e. Sso sad Cabinet " the Executive
They will dine al thelr hotel, at $50 O'Clock
p. IN.
AT O'Clock p. m. they will DO escorted TO the
o" 4, a,ao IN a.r r1u. secuons ,.
will Commence A. iollows.
snS'sSaIf AMI .iIee, n Gcrnsr ?, roa
presidinr, 9peakers-Rey. Prof Thee CnIist.
isib, ID. ID, Bonn, Prussia. Rev. II u COOK. Paris
Rev. Nsrrayan sheshadri, Bombay; Right Rev.
Blshop Matthew Slmpson. PblisdeinhIs. y,enersi
G. b. Fisk, Isl, louis: Rev Willlsm Arnot' III ID.
Edinburgh, and others.
street, lion. WIN. Stickney. nresding soe.I.
eTs, REV, Narrnysn Sbesh,d,i' Rnms.v Rev
George Fisch, Paris; REV. Prof. Tneo, CHRIST.
ielb ~ ID Rnnn prn.s,s. t,ay r,srI Cen,,n
b. B.. Geneva sri,zeriana. Jsmss nir,,is,ana
esq, London: Rev. Prof. Phiiln schsfY, n IN
New yoIt, Rov Roh.,t NJ nnn n pa,,.o;,'
ireland; Rey. John Stouahton' u r. innaon.
Rey. A. II. simpson. Wsm,iton csn.ds snJ
others,
Trinity Enisconai Cburcb cornar Tbird ana n
streets. Rsy' Thomas "a AddIsan nre.,S,ns
peesers.yhrv Rev' n Pavna smith man ~
Canterhurv. nav p.of 7 ~ nornJar n N f.a.
In, Prussia; Rey. Mattco Prochet, Genoa, Italy;
nen, " Daa ~ msrston, M. A., London; nev. j.
y, maILson, y; ", LONDON; rev Bshop Geo. a.
Suus, ,,s IN, nen'ucky, anu otneIs. ,
., eon .y Ky omuS", coin ' rentn anu
s.e,nj ", T.. ~" mo, pIeslulng speakem-
n NV; VIII hruo', ". ", hnnoufgn; James Slf-
a nes esqi LounSn, hev. Matten rfoGnet,
Lemon, nay hev; oohn stougnt9n, y. ", Lon-
MM;a ,,iy sheshaari, bombay; Rev. Leopold
"n'e' biahuehourg' ana otnen'
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER Is, 1873, .
The waiting member, viii he e.co,te5 fran,
their hotel ~ ,he GsnI,o, assemsl,ns ie ~, ,1 ,s
tnnaa AZ o,c,ocr anil sD,,seonan,l. nan.a W. y,
tse smlibsonisn and hgricSiturs2 hn,id,,.s y, "
the Mesicai mnscnme norms,,, Eo,a,. ,has,,,a ~
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THE COURTS.
ssprsms Court Of the Uaited States.


Pursuant to adjournment the co1rt met Ills
morning at 10 o'clock. III. '-
Preset; : AZ: Ja,iics cigord, Mt. Justice
and Nj. Justice Hunt.
On motion OF Nj. p. Phillips, George Norris,
ESQ.,, OF New York city, was admitted 10 practice
MI. Justice CLIFFORD announced to the bar that
the court would commence the call OF the docket
tomorrow, under the twenty-sixth rule.
Adjourned until tomorrow at 10 O'Clock.
Supreme Court-General Ter..
Chief Justice Cartier and Justices wyie and
olln sat IN bane yesterday and were engaged AZ
l. y. Jones was admitted to the bar Of this
court.
pany VS.. National Junction Railroad Company.
This case was argued for the demurrer by Mr.. X.
Z. stanton, aud In opposition by Mr.. Riddle, and
the demurrer was sustained BY the court, Judge
Al appeal patent case Of "stagords Cultiva-
tor" wis argued BY Mr.. Hopkins and Mr.. stan
'o a. soa s sso %siSpis. Continued.
Adjourned.
Criminal Court-Mr. Justice DIaeArthur.
The following business was transacted In this
couit yesterday:
the Court ordered the discharge Of Bowie
Williams, Samuel Smith, Charles Halter and
Daniel Palmer from jail, no indictments having
The petit Jurors were discharged until the
nrst Monday In November next.
motion TO quash the indictments against
JOIN 5,N w; Wright for forgery was nled.
Circuit Court-Judge IIumphries.
This .couTt was engaged with motions and
Judgments BY default yesterday.
Pslice Conrt--Judse Smell.
Only minor cases occupied this court yester-
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Mr.. Robertson, the candidate, In a few SEN
sible words, thanked the people for thelr attend
ance and support. lie would frankly acknowl-
edge that he had formerly been Democrat, but,
having seen the error ~ his ways, he had some
three years ago Joined the party OF progress
the Republican party-and proposed 70 adhere
10 ia progressive principles for the balance Of
his life As the regular nominee OF the party,
he felt that he was entitled to the votes Of tho
,isIr1on pure Republicans IN the district. lie
could assure them all that they never woui re-
Rre4 having cast their votes for him N he should
be elected. This speech was received with loud
cheers.
Mr.. jerome johnson related In few words
the history OF the contest between Flynn and
Robertson before the Central Executive Com
mittee, Of which the speaker Ia q member, and
showed conclusively that the nomination Of MT.
Robertson was regular, and that no good Repub-
lean In the district could vote for any one else
and hope to maintain his relations with the
party.
The meeting was continued until late hour
with much enthusiasm,