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The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-06-11

These are all the pledges made, and
those who have been incorporating the
facts in regard to this matter will appear
much better 10 commence correcting their
ISLANDERS and be more careful in future.
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-06-11

NEW ELASTIC TRUSS. An Important In
vention, 1t retains the Rupture at all times. and
under the hardest exercise seyercsI strain 1t Is
worn with comfort, and II kept on night and day,
effects a permanent cure IN few weeks. Sold
cheap, and sent by mail when requested, elreulars
free, when ordered by letter sent TO The Elastic
Truss Co No iSS Broadway, N. y. City. Nobody
uses Metal Spring Irusses; too painful: they slip
of too frequently. Enthusiastically
The Placer herald., 1873-09-13

To PURIFY THE BREATH Very properly
follows the recipe for gray pastillcs for Fu-
rifying the breath, which they do, not merely
by Disgusting it, but by reaching the looi
of the difficulty, and arresting decay in the
teeth, and neuralizing acidity of the stom-
ach when dyspepsia is at work. The mix
ture s very simple: clIorale of lime, seven
drains; vanilla sugar., three drams gum
arabic, five drams-to, be mixed with warm
water to stiff paste, rolled, and cut into
pastilles. Madame Celnart archly advises
all good wives to let their spouses know
that these lozenges. entirely remove tie
traces of tobacco in the breath. AS good
wife will hardly interfere with favore
habit Of her husband who is fond Of smok-
ing, the least any gentleman can do is to
render his presence us acceptable as possible
after the indulgence. Another pastle,
preferable on some accounts to -the above,
but owing to its efficacy TO tho same prin-
ciple, is; chlorate of sodium, twenty -four
grains; powdered sugar, ons ounce; gum
adraganh, twenty. grains; perfumer's es-
sential oil, two dtarns. Powder the chic
rate in glass mortar; put the powder in a
cup. and pour in little water; let it settle,
and pour off, Repeat the process thee
times with fresh water, fliering what is
poured Of each time, and mix the gum
and sugar with 1t, adding the perfume
last. haasJTq0o y1elula r4.ll4 1908. enc
The Placer herald., 1873-09-13
JOHN JENKINS SERMON.

The minister said last night, says he, g.
'Don't be afraid of givin; si4asiv
If your life amt nothin' to other folks, 4
Why, what's the use o. livin?'1 sarrHN . q
And that's what say to wife, says I,.ial !
There's Brown, the miserable SINNER,
He sooner a begEar would starve than give
cent toward glvin' dinner, asa
tell you our minister's prime, he is, 80
But eouldn t quite determine,
When heard him givin' it right and lefs,
Just who was hit by his sermon. sr
OF course there couldn't be mo mistake
When he talked Of long-winded prayin., |
For Peters and johnson they sot Ynd scowlet
At every word he was sayin s-..s..T
And the nainistes he went on to ssy -ss,~s
,,ss'There's various kinds o. cheatin',
And Religions as good for every day fN
3 As it rs to bring to meetin. siaa
tdon't think 'uuch Of man that gives
l. The Lord Amens at my preachn', say
And spends his time the fOllown' week
In cheatin' and ovstreachiu' ssaslg4
/ guess that dose was bitter enough
3 For man like Jones to swaller;
But noticed he didn't open his mouth,
Not once, after that to holler.
Hurrah, says l, for TIE e'ministsF--rrasss4
OF course, Isaid il quiet 1fa,s
It's very refreshin diet.
The minister hit 'em every time;
I, And when he spoke of fashion,
And a-riggin' out in bows and things,
Y AS woman rulini passion, '
And a-comin 10 church to see the style,
: l couldn't help a-winkin' Hi
And a-nudgin' my wife, and says I, that
l." = ...... [you,
And guess it sot her thinkin'. 4as
Says to myself. that sermon's pat; T
,,, iRut man is a.queer creation;
And A'In much afraid that most O. the folks
Wont take the application,
Now il he had said word about
a My personal mode a siunin
I'd have gone to work to right myself, eA :
And not set here a-grinnib'. rtH HFAI E
Just then the minister says, says he, NJ. I
And now I've come to the fellers go
Who've lost this shower by usin' their friends
As sort q moral umbrellas; -r.r ...r
Go home" says he, "and find your faults,
Instead of huntin' your. brothers;
Go be me, he says, land wear the coats,
You've tried to fit on otbels." .
My wife she nudged, and Brown he winked
And there were lots O. smilin',
1 And lots o. lookin' at our pew;
1t sot my blood a-bilin,-y
Says l to myself, our minister
Is gettin little bitter;
I'll tell him, when meetin s out that
Amt at all that kind of critter.
The Placer herald., 1873-09-13
NANNIE'S LAMPLlGHTERS.

D. MARY L. BOLLEs BRANCH.
The Placer herald., 1873-09-13

ga cent for every 6fty!'' said Mamie to
herself as she cut some pretty. blue and pink
paper into strips and twisted them up. 81
SHOULDN'T wonder If could earn dollar
before long. Mamma wants them in every
room in the house. These Will be the beau
ty ones, and she c2n put them iq vase in
the parlor. Old letter paper will make good
enough ones for the sitting-room and kitch-
en-, but newspaper is too slimpsey."
So Nannie. talked away'>o. herself while
her busy fingers made the SCISSORS fly, and
the little heap of pretty lamplighters grew
apace, But, it was not long before the b'ue
and pink paper was all used up, and then
Mamie took breath and counted argr
"Only sixty!" she said at the end, SURF
pris ID that there were no more, and then
she started off to ask her. mother if there
were, any old letters for her to cpt up.
In the hall stood her rotl er Harry with
his, cap and overcoat on, all ready TO 60 out.
'Hullo, Mani" be said, "l,ln going in
town by the train to spend the day at un-
cle's. You tell mother I've finished my
prize essay and copied i, and I'm going to
lake it with me. to read 10 Sam" sao
"Oh, do let me see, il, Harry" excla'm-
ed Nan, who knew, very little about essays,
but always wanted to see whatever was go
ing on. ~. c 4ter
"Ob, cant now. ,sis," said Harry. who
was already half out of the door, "It's in
my inside pocket, buttoned up tight, ard
I'm in hurry" ......... geofas ,f..I
"Master Harry, master Harry" cried
Jenny, the housemaid, from the library,
"wh. tever'l do with the hYpe Of. papers
ye've left all around ON the foor The how
" saints knows never seen the likes afore.
Is it kaping 'em yellhaY ,..
"No, no" sang back Harry's voice from
the porch, "Ive got all through with them
They're no good. Burn them all up, Jen-
ny.%s my. -.,..,. -~.H.-r -
"0h. maybe they'll do for lampligbters" y
exclaimed Mamie, hopefully. "Wai' q
And she ran to the library. There lay
the bits Of paper scattered all around just as
Harry had thrown them down after copying
Some were written with a pen, some were
scribbled over with pencil marks, great
many were all crumpled up, but there were
quite a number. Of sheets smooth enough
and good enough for Nannie's work.
"You may. have all the crumpled ones to
make fires with, Jenny" "said Mamie. "and
III take all the smooth ones. ] do believe
there be enough TO make thousand. Oh.
Jenny, do shn. the windows, it is so cold,
and She wind blows the papers about. +"
II always has the windies open when !
sweeps" said Jenny. stoutly. and Mamie
had TO gather up the best sheets in hurry.
snd take them 10 the wsYsn sisingssU05f
where she fell to work again with the iscis-
sors as busy as ever.
"The unknewn aReaAw shp read slowly
from the top Of one Of the papers. "Wh.t
big letters Harry makes. In sure / don't
see what be wanted to copy these again for;
they look we'll enough. Oh. yes. know
now; .it,s cause be made 90 many blots.
Nannieis hands fairly ached bssore long,
r-Ti NrHmW y "a
The Placer herald., 1873-09-13

. 7.-sa ,sa.,. ',s .i. i.
The Placer herald., 1873-09-13
AUBURN, PLACER COUNTY FoRNIA,sEPTEMBER
and Harry began bis copy.

and Harry began bis copy, "
1t cost him soyeral hours of toll he had
to sit uphill midnight to faish, but he sue
ceeded, and he,had good clear copy of the
essay before lie went to bed, ready to give
his teacher thenext afternoon.,,
1t won the prize, TOO, which was beat Of
all, and the gold watch came next, in due
order, you may be sure. .f,.... ~, .tsl.
The Placer herald., 1873-09-13

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.aaAssss.a
The Placer herald., 1873-09-13

A young theological student who preached
two Sabbafbs in an Oh 10 town, expendiuK
S25 in railroad fare received as remunes-, 4
alton cotton shirt with cotton boeotn and :
an olb fashioned collar attached, presented
by the ladies Of the congregation.
The Placer herald., 1873-09-13

TIE difference between the specimens Of
feminine New York and feminine Boston.
rs shown at the watering places, is said to
be- that the former is the representative Of
high style and the latter Of high art. "
The Placer herald., 1873-09-13

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A=H a, 70
The Placer herald., 1873-09-13

A negro stole the carpet fom Tennes-
see church and cut it up into horse blankets
and the congregation Advent over to Broad
liver to see him immersed. From some un-
accountable accident he was held understbe
river just one minute too long. s-.~ ., f-.-.sle
The Placer herald., 1873-09-13
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until forbidden, and charged for accordlngiy
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between the proprietor and those having work
, OF advertising done. or being subscribers, that
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For the first insertion, one dollar and hity
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New-York tribune., 1873-01-15
DECISIONS-JAE. IL.

Supreme Court Chambers-By Judge Barrett
gyms ct a a-Moon denied with $40
cstrd Hanover sgt Richards denied with $40
Same igt Sam-The Jonn DECENTRALIZATION denied with
Wn agt aMoon denied, with 10 costs Knhn
denied, without Larned ct HO,chks
without without preudcs the attainment
Lam ag Crsravoyne-Aoon denied with Ia Donngton
MeKney sgLCOnoyeThe trial commenced with full knowledge ~
plaintiffs nobvienee; "a not therefore within li Abb motion
denied, With o 10 costa
Superior Court Special Term BY Chief-Justce
Barbour-Pamer PoeyMOon for injunction denied with
Rede ag Waterhouse-0rer vasRg ROdergue East
Saving. Bank two for commission Hsnett sgt
denying motion for reference same abea Gar
ye-Sme order Wentworth L agt Robbie CorhesOder
estnF Judgment sganst defendant COre Woo Jacobs-
Motion Palmer Foey-Ordsr show Tetgrpabe
10Th inst 10 CoddingoH agt DuDhim-DsnUrer to
sustained.
Common PIeas-Special Term-By Judge Loew.-
Miner PnckneylSeo Men, for CounsL) Tracey ct al Van
deaater@Moon gfantel sgt The Security Life
ns Annuity CoMoon to place special calendar for
short denied with 0 costs 10 abide event. Dusenbny ag
GenMoon order for examination OF judgment debtor de-
MED. (See Menu
.nlr Ter11By Juge L,emore ag IrsinJuJgment
Of plaintiff defendant held BY their admission and that piRf
have Judgment asked for.
United States District Court-By Judge Blatchford.
in John w. Ban and Cornelius A. Beran, ban
70 Of the Bankruptcy act 10 that the proceeds
he separate estate Of each partner shall be appropriated bis
separate creditors and shat there shall be balance Of the
after the paymen, Of his debts shall be
% 10 the Joint payment the joint creditors. follows
the Maesehusets soven law under which held
At psItBsh6 njef nsop sdjucauou In
the proceeding and where the separate tN Of partner Is
his debts the surplus OF such sspsrse
Piled payment Of joint debts before paying such interest tie
fsepsr debts
New-York tribune., 1873-01-15

habit to consider the par at and TO quote English
exchange at a premium equal to the ne dnerI a,ntai
In the gold coinage OF the countries modified by
the temporary accidents OF demand ana supply , dIc 10
o. SO sSioo, which Is 81 "A with Os per cent. added. 1t
would be most desirable and calculated 10 remove tne
difficulties Of the calculation II the custom couu De
changed and the pound sterling quoted atso many DOL
Mr. Maynard-Then understand you that q seG5 is the
exact value in American con OF the English sovereign
| Mr.. Dmcan-Yes OF q new sovereign Experience
proves to that should all lose money II we based
operations the apparent value OF old con because
OF the abrasion IL undergoes. The mere handln5 OF .
bag OF soveregns viii cause the loss OF portion Oh
MI Kerr~You have read the account OF the discussion
this subject that took place before TINS Coinnee do
| 1t appeared IN the papers
Mr.. Duncan-Yes =,
Mr. Kerr-I would like to have you state to the Com
mittee what I'm your Judgment was the actuaI e1
peDse OF the negotiation Of this loan to the treasury VI
| the United States. ,.,. ~
Mr.. Duncan-I have knowledge on the subject be,
yond what In that report. think MT. BoutWelI
represented the expense 70 be Onehaf OF one Per cee
commission aud interest at the rate OF per cent Tor
days. which he inevitably obliged 10 pay undeF tno
law and which would amount to /! per cent -, ,n
| The Chairman-And you agree with the secretary IN
his statement TO the amount; you think he sIa'eu
| the expenses accurately
Mr.. Duncln-It strikes me So The law preeuded nun
from paying of the per cents till the end OF W days
| lie could not therefore escape from that. - .
the Treasury the onehalf of per cent comms-
sion and the and quarter per cent for three months
| interest on the five per cent bOndsf .
Mr. Duncan-I suppose so. but have not looked into It,
Mr.. Boutwell, understand the question TO DC
whether that three months interest on the six
| per cent bonds the tige per cent bondsi
Mr.. Duncan-I do not that there Is any room for
! doubt but that IL on the five per cents
Mr.. Kerr-Because the interest on the six per cents
| had to be paid at any rate
Mr.. Dmcan-Ies, Sir.
Mr.. Kerr-Peaso state 70 the Committee what incl
dental advantages, in the ordinary of financial
operation like this, wod result to the members OF the
Syndicate in Of the two per cent commission he
interest and the commission prOper would result either
in the way OF the use OF the money or Oh having IL Oh
deposit.
Mr.. Duncan-I do not know how far they could have
had money deposit OF that might be an ad-
vantage II might not be. IL would depend upon the
rate of interest they had pay. The advantage which
they had in the intimate knowledge OF the location
Of the bonds and in the handling OF the securities put
that Is an advantage which, while benetng then did
mo- damage that know OF TO the United States. do
NOT KNOW what incidental advantages accrued tbem
New-York tribune., 1873-01-15
DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN MAILS.
urrnMrCnAN r.r fs

WEDNESDAY, JAN IS
Europe Queenstown and Liverpool Steamship
Wyoming 3o Supplementary Msii Pier No 70 N
T.. closed 1880 Steamship sails a. 80 from Pier No
46N. X.
Prusslan Closed Mail is By this Line.
THURSDAY. JAN. l6
Mails for Plymouth ChebOng snd Hamburg
CimbrA close ii Supplementary Mail Pier foot
TbrsI Hooken closed at Steamship sails at from
foot Of Thirtst., Hoboken.
A Pugsisp Closed Mail sent By this line.
All Letters deposited in Supplementary Mails must be prepaid with
doable postage -
FRIDAY, JAN. II.
Mail for Halifax ~ S. closed the NewY0rk P0st0Gce
Friday at o'clock steamship sails from Portland Me- every
Saturday OF 6 p. IN
postage all the West Indes when going direct will
half which
SATURDAY, JAN. 10.
Mails for Great Britain and France via Queenstown and Liverpool by
steamship Celtic m No Supplementary Msl Dock
steamship sails NJ White Star Dock Payonia Ferry Jersey
City u .. .... -.. 4
Bremen stemhp hal at IL Supplementary
Mail Britain and the CneRt OF Europe closed Pier
foot OF Thins Hoboken at Steamship sails At frpil
foot Of Third-st H05oksh
Prussn closed Mail Is sent By this line
MEXICO BY the steamship CITY Merida close
ss for Port auPDe Curacao Puerto Cabeo and Laguaa by
the steamship St. Thomis close at bteamshp sails early
Sunday.
Mss KsI West by the steamship Geo W Clyde close
Steamship sails at y. m, from Pier No 20 T. X
New-York tribune., 1873-01-15
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF qosk, n .J


PORT OF Egw- h IL
CLEARED. ,
seanship Webosei Bolse PotauPrnce. NswYok AMI West
fples beamship Co "
steamship Regulator Freeman Wilmington Lorard sesm,bIc co
steamship Isaac Bell Bkean, Norfolk CITY Poat and Rchmond
Oh Dominion steamship Co
ssmshp james Adser lockwood Charleston s. c. Henry r. Nor
gan 20 -
ship (Bn Anderson Liverpool j. HYDE Sharks
Bark Lord Baltimore Brl HuKfod, Ro JanS Pendergast
DroA
Fenwiek Oh ToJe. Genos, kc, H. j. De Wolfe Co
Bark Victoria No Jacobson Cora for orders Funh Eye Co.
Bsrk Bounding Bos Reynolds Gibraltar &c ". Spfaraa
Bhg Msnhus (Hrl HichOl S. Jago De Caba Wa All Co
Brig Anna (Br), OConnsh Auoyo r. r
ARRIVED.
Steamship Dorian Brl Taylor Mssles Genoa II L.shon
6h h. Messina lh Palermo 18Th and liar sj with
mlse and pas.. n Henderson Bros -
Steamship hsrhatan wOOdhun chiries,on c. ws md and
pass. 10 n. X. Morgan X Co. -
Steamship altsEle, CoEe. saYaatah md and pas, "a
ROber, Bowden. -
San Salvador Neeon sVahssh ase and pas 10
w. r. Garrison.
ship T. W. StetsOu Moore Nov 2s u Ise Of wight Dee
2 with Tadse
BARK success tof Qaehee wlmoti Sidney c. 20 d,y, with ,I
Brig PonVen Allen, Pensacola 10 DAYS. With lumber -
Bs Deborah soue lo Portsaal SOue Mataas Ss.y, with
sngaI = -
bdg Oliver Of Bernud Weeks Aqun IS oays with haywood and
coffee.
Brig Isabel Bell Of and % dA Charottctown p e L. with
potatoes - 80 Wv"
sA Juhi r. Floyd Dayton Georgetown s. c. sdAy with uav.
stores - ~ ~
DOMESTIC PORTS.
PoETtAsp' Ne Jan a-Auiye steamship Aushan from Liver
pool san. I. -. l.., ..I'I'.
bosroS !as h-AuiTei steimbrs Sormsa om PA.i.leli.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-15
CITY GOVERNMENT.
Board of Assistant Aldermen.

Board OIL AsSlBLunL AiNcfIneu'
OFFICIAL STATED SESSION, MONDAY. Jan 49, 1917.
Wade, ESQ., President in the chair aud quorum
membera
That be built Broomet between Mulberry aud aoss'
That the rierall on both ie, EIgL Ih from the Boulevard
That sewer 5e bull in sGiyaht from Hudson
Tbs stree. lamps be lighted Fysh-s Eighhave.
That street lamps lighted sIevnth't from Eighhsve to
That street lamps be lighted Iyrh, from the boulevard 70
That street lamps be lighted Tenhave from SIeh Seven
That stree. lamps lighted in onehundd,nd tourh from
That sever be built Onehupdredthst from BghhsTe to the
That be built ia Einetynuh', from Eghthavs to the
That sewer be built IN from EghhsTe
That sewer be bull. from Nn.ve.
That Einhave from EghtysIthst to One
PAPERS gaos rmS BOARD @ OF IA .I2 % oysE and
officers Of the Bosoi Of Aldermen and prescribing their duties
That N. block bounded by FiyIh Fy-seventhsts and
b.t toe Ccmmisone Public works be requested remove the
post pedestal from the street crossing the Junction Of Broadway
Wiser Bealey Thorne The Codngon sck. Kns Ketuan.
the President Assistant Aldermen KehOe Bucks, Kelly simOnsOn.
D'"''' sTASDISG COMMITTEES FOR THE YEAR 1873.
and ScHcsAsssan' Aldermen Krep' Ihe aud Coding-
Donations Aldermen codipron Cans aud Wiser
Fnanoe-Asdstant Aldermen straek Murphy and Smonson.
Lamps GdSAssant Aldermen kreps, Foley and Beyea
Lau Observation-Disclosures Aldermen Thorue Clancy and Stfack
Aldermen Murphy Coiangton. Kehoe Foley and
Beyea.
Eatona, Agr-As,sn Aldermen Wiser. ThOrnell Cummsky
Keatng. and Strack 49,
Aldermen Snonsou, Bruoks aud Thone
Printing aud neutrality-suspicious. Aldermen Keaing kreP and
Thomel
Pubic Heal-Assstant Aldermen Linden. heaey and Wiser
Public ButaHgs-AsSsAni Aldermen Codngto1 Murphy, and
TbornelL
abe Works-Assistant Aldermen Keho Keang. and Krspl
Aldermen Smonon, Keenan,. Linden Somefs
and Beyea
Rodis--Asstsnt Aldermen Linden Cumisky, and Kreps
4IarISs 0ssAsSaut Aldermen Kehoe, BTaeks and Cod
dngt0n.
S,rers-Asslstant Aldermen Kreps, Kelly and Linden.
Streefs-Assisant Aldermen BeYea, Thesis, aHd Linden
Assistant Aldermen Kehoe. Somer and simonson
Joinf AoouA-Astant Aldermen Thorne Keenan,
and Iinleu.
Adjourned until Friday, JanusrY IT, st O'Clock
WILLIAM II. MOL0NEY. Clerk.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-15

9ue from sevfcrt b.rt' Ruth from eostsneurs Anns wsl
Csdix Areoeho and Letca from Sane Do
Marshal Dutch from HOboieni sr Eva Leonard n'm 81
Marc.
NEwoKLxAss Iaz Arived steamship as.issppi. Croveu
from Sailed steamship United states HslseJ, he~fors
FOREIGN PORTS.
oUyxssows Jan. 1.-THE Cons line steamship csos hooas
from for Liverpool arrived here 81 O'Clock hs
morning The ps steamship Greece Thomas IRON New Yoff
Jan. 2. Dor Liverpool arrived here yesterday
PLYMOUTH jan The Hamburg American Line steamship Thur
yia Never on YewYork for Hamburg, arrived here today
rIvEHpOof Jan The Allan Line steamship Sarnatdan Wy
from Portland Jan. g. arrived bere TO-DAY.
DISASTERS.
The steamship Rotterdam Daicb Hne from Rotterdam Dec DO
Plymouth Bng 18th NswYork put into slr nigh, Of jan H.
short OF coal
EoRFoLK 1.-The Harriet Rogers from Pb.det
mia Wilmington ashore Body Island Baker Brothers
sen assistance 70 the tch. last efo0inz
MEMORANDA.
The revenue enter Ox into Norfolk this morning fb the
r Hanaab latte Philadelphia, AbsndoBei OF Hsss shout
ys ago The dna and has under deck OF lumber
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
notice that on and aher Monday Jan
on Cane Col, between Highland
nd Roc. Point ght bost will be designated blue
md e fIr uown plot6 signal No ,; night signal fash
light bound to Boston and wishing the services OF pilot
should make signal BY rockets or Cash hglt
iF0r --latest Ship SeIos see FVh Page
New-York tribune., 1873-01-15

: CouRr-iS ADMIRALTY.
81. Benedict Agt. Slesm-t1s Nj
agara.
70. .EIckenon e. al agt. Steam
tug Bch0.
~. johnson AT. Steam tug U. s.
Grant.
L-FAsoasR, "opens at I0I
1859. KApf and ano. sgt. Poor.
l40. .hollerer et al. agL Rufler
et al
757. Peek and ano. sgt. sAlomon
and ano.
$50. WILEY st al. Art. Carew.
76l. Smith agt PelL
1bJ..bpeneer agt Brown.
165. Same sgi. Same.
767. .ClAnin ct al sgt. Louiaans
Nat Bank.
III. Many sgt. Hlnde g. 4.
IN. .kenny Agt Warren.
"opens al l0t a m.
1893 Mallory et al sgt. Nelsou.
IR..Fehan sgt Donnell
IA. Ferry agt. HeTin.
1t5. .Hildcbfind a ino. agt Ogden.
4i.btnart, ssssgnee, agt. Barclay.
10. .Hefder agt. O'Bhea. shsrid,
&c.
I6,. .Hedden agt- Ise Portn
1lV. .Hubbs tFL Grass q ano.
Ise. Killings sgt StAessel et al
1st. Malone ,gi RTall ct al.
7S6..PAye agt. Simon.
BRADY and LEARsKD. JJ.-open,
A. ~
ls9. .oseooi, receiver. agt Toole
and snO
100. .Dafgen ct al. Agi. Bedloe.
iSi"Ra6ber TIP peac.l Co sg,.
H0ssL
New-York tribune., 1873-01-15
CIVIL.

The jury lin the suit of j. b. Detwiler
agt the Mayor &C., to recover $4,000 for fireworks
furnished the city in 1862 returned verdict for the
plaintiff the full amount claimed. The action was
tried before Judge Van Brunt IN the Supreme Court
Circuit, Part III.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-15
CRIMINAL.

Samuel Foss. captain of the ship Pacific, from
Scotland charged with smuggling assorted copper liquors
held yesterday in 50 900 bail BY Com
soner Shields Charles T. Jacobs charged with dseag the ship
Hattie Sampson held In $3.50 ball. Charles Snnert charged
with passing counterfeit lO BILL held Il Sl,0O bail