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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-08-22

VXTILL afford instant easo, Inflammation
w of the kidneys, Inflammation OF blad-
der. inflammation OF tho bowels, congestion
paipitation Of tho heart. Mysteries, croup,
diphtheria, catarrh, irfluenza, head. acho,
tooth-ache, neuralgia, rheuma yem, cold
chilIe, sgue chlls.
The application Of the QUAKER LINZ
MENT to the part or parts where the pain or
difficulty exists, will afford ease snd comfort.
Twenty drops in half lumbler of water
will, in II few moments, cure cramps, spasma
sour stomach, heartburn, sich headache,
bowels and all internal pains.
Travellers shonld always carry bottlo of
QUAKER LINIMENT with them. 4 few
drops in water will prevent aicknese or pains
from change of water.
It is better than whiskcy bltters as q Ell
mulant. Price SO cente. Sold only by
Z. II. HEINITSH, Druggist,
Aug st Columbia. 8. C.
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BOARD REDUCED TO So PER DAY.
COLUMBIA HOTEL, COLUMBIA, s. G.
~ THE FIRST GLASS HOTEL OF OOLUMBIA. "a

he
lie
the largest number which " e
suppet
hippart
tcnthc
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-08-22

Tuesday night or Wednesday morn
ming, Thomas Cauthen, of Lancaster,
was robbed Of $110 in Charlotte.
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Wilmington, Columbia and Augusta r
WILMINGTON, n. O., June 20, 1873.
e III uio THE TilI liI0llS"iinS so infSo sessst stsssi
at $40 A. NJ, Monday Juno so, 1873:
DAY EXPRESS TRAIN-[DAILY.l
Leave Union Depot, Wilmington.... 5.10AM
arrive Florence. ......... .11.20 AM
Arrive at Columbia. ....... 4.00PM
Leave Columbia. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 7.25AM
Arrive at Florence. t..................11 IL 80 AN
Arrive at Union Depot, Wilmington. SIS Phi
NIGHT EXpREss-tDAIIY, SUNDAYS EXCEPTED.
Leave Union Depot, Wilmington. /. 545 PM
Arrive Florence. IL 2G PM
Arrive at Columbia. .............. S.42A
arrive at Augusta. .......... ...... $40 AM
Leave Augusta. Observation-Disclosures. 5 so PM
Arrive Columbia. 10. IS I'M
Arrive Florence. ...............,.2 22oA
Arrive at Union Depot, Wilmington, 500 AM
Passengers leaving Columbia on the rs A.
A.. Train arrive in Richmond at 6.20 AM. the
York 1898 p. M.
The Train leaving Columbia at 7.25 A. NJ,
connects with the Camden Train at the croes-
ing, and makes close come ction at Florence
for Charleston.
Those taking tho 1896 p. NJ. Train from
Columbia have choice OF routes at Weldon,
either by tho Bay Line, arriving in Baltimore
at 500 M, or by the all rail line, [ria Rich
nond, arriving in Baltimore G.S0 A. NJ.
JAMES ANDERSON, Gen. 6upt.
The Short Line Schedule.
CHARLOTTE, COLCMBIA " ACGCsTA II. IL. Co.,
CoLrNBIA, s. c., Juno 13, 1873.
fS% m.s EKHey14z1E;-l ON and after MONDAY,
aSW nj SYaESMa June 1G, 1878, Inc ioi.o ~
ing Schedule will be run over this road:
GOING NORTH.
Train No. 2. Train No. i.
Leave augusta. so A M SEQ PM
Leave Granitevilic. 4 as A M 1858 PM
Arrive Columbia. 1929 A III 10.47 PM
Leave Columbia. 49,. .S.42 AM ........
Arrive Charlotte. 1927 PM ........
GOING SOUTH.
Train No. i. Train No. 8
Leave Charlotte. .4.2OAM ....
Arrive Columbia 9.30AM ....
Leave Columbia. ...* *9.45 IN 3.15 AM
Leave Granitevillc. -. L 10 P III *7.44AM
Arrive Augusta ......!2.0 90 III $50 AM
'Brcakiast. Dinner. tSupper.
Standard time ten minutes slower than
Washington; six farter than Columbia timo.
Both South bound trains make close con-
nection at Augusta for nll points South and
Wcst. Through Tickets sold and Baggagc
checked to all principal points North, South,
East ard West.
Passengers leaving Columbia on the S.42
a. N. train arc due in Richmond ct G.20 AM,
Washington 1850 L. NJ, Baltimore 240 PM,
Philadelphia 100 p. NJ, New York 1898 I. II.
the following day.
E. DORSEY, General Ticket Agent.
JAMES ANDERSON, General Superintendent
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Change Of Schedule.

Change Of Schedule.
SOUTH CARoLISA RAiLRoAD COMPANY.
COLUMBIA, 3. g., June IS. 1872.
ES SH yw 1easHSs8g- Chang of SchedSle
242 HR 4R SafssSasS3zt Ss@sS3zt to 60 into effect on
and after Sunday, Goth instant:
MAIL AND PASSENGER TRAIN.
LclIl Columbia 30 am
Arrive =: CLarlestonat 49,. .1.1Opm
Leave Charlcstonat.. ............ -. 600 am
rrive at Columbia at................1.45 at L. AS pm
NIGHT EXPRESS, FREIonTAND ACCOMMODATION
TRAIN, [Sundays excepted.]
Leave Columbia .7.l5 p n Arrive. .G.15 m
Arrive Charleston 7.10pm Leave. G.45 m
Camden Train will run Monday, W cdncsday
and Saturday. as follows:
Leave Columbia at. 10 40 A. NJ
Arrive at Camden at............ 3.25 ?. nj
Leave Camden at................. 3.i5 4. NJ
Arrive III Columbia aat...... 10 y. NJ
Z. L. TYLER, ,Vice-Presidcnt
s. l.. I'IcKINS General Ticket Acent
The New York herald., 1873-09-02
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

Cotton nominal socS ordinary
Exports e.
Gs'isn sn Gran.y .ssy sT %%saSs "a % % s4ss
Teee since
ssi" 81 ssi Stock
rssss Sss ssSy saS, Es,sss. e sw
SAVANNAH, Sept I, 1873
Net receipts q bales Exports coastwise Sales
s1Ss sstSSss '' Exports '0a''~'s llss s''ss w. stock
Ss,r sS and Tss "a s1s.ss
Flour ste steady. s.ss Of LOO e0'ssssi:s, ssi: sfp! ~
y ,s
ss;s. ssa Gisa s% Sr'
! &. Sss:s S:?ss5
sshys1FFSSS PhijSSssphis Boston
Silent I ss assl % j SasI: $s:s S
5afs sHa st sss ssu ds
corn, s2o do; oats liz DO. Canal freghts to New
sSss.; vssssr. 81 :g5i1s %hS % m
doing; guoted-Miwaukee No. spring 81 q
81 Chicago No 2spring, 81 Ss white Michigan, 81 20
Isl 76 Corn advancing prime sales 1900 bushels
prime No. at SC 5000 do prime No. at 5sAe. oats
waukee No blown, at CSC. Rye nominal at SOC Barley
malt steady; prime winter Western 81 70 81 25;
prime Canada, 81 2o Other articles unchanged.
CHICAGO, Sept. l, 1873.
Flour quiet and unchanged. Wheat in fair demand
and lower; heavy receipts depress the marketi Ll2s
arrived since Saturday morning. being the largest
receipts in day known here; sales OF No.
spring at 81 lsn; No. DO 81 Il cash 81 i2,4 seller
September, 81 IIz seller October; No do 81 0H;
jected, 81 o. ol Corn IN fair demand and lower
a f39c October: rejected, SIC: high mixed and No
canal Hhc aaoat Oats quiet and weak at 2kc for No
2cash 2c. October; rejected 26c white 2szc. Rye dull
and shade lower az CSC aSsc; TOR No. Barley active
and higher at 81 20 for No Fall cash; 81 Is bid seller
October; s2c for No spring whiskey steady at 81 0s
nends Of bes at as
in fair demand and and highe.s M . corn 70 Buffalo ioc Re
sSSTn 81 Sf s @ DO snbss nd %nas 81
do corn 00 do oats l00O do. rye and 900 do barley
The New York herald., 1873-09-02
A FEARPULLY SHARP GAME.
How "a Lager Beer saloon Keeper Was
swindied Dat of $500.

Rudolph sleg. OF No 20 West Twenty-seventn
street, - a saloon keeper affected to a consider.
able extent with that freshness" so proverbiai 10
country cousins on q visit 20 TINS city. As gen.
eral thing lager beer saloon Keepers are shrewd.
wldeawske chaps from wa0m frauds ana humbugs
keep at a safe distance eat Rudolph has not been
long a dispenser OF lager and pretze.s.
which NAV account 10 some extent Tor
hrs greenness. Ne was robbed yesterday
OF t2O0 under the following circumstances Three
men one OF whom ~ Hugo Urban. q German cigar
maker residing at No. 2ss Fast Porty-ninth street
went TO his place. trean presented check for
500. which he wished -ieg 10 cash Tor him. lhey
had some previous acquaintance, 30 that ihis ie-
quest was not at al an unnatural one. Sleg
counted over 500 20 trpsn. intending o. change
the check. when be found that he had not the nlli
amount Urban then handed the checs over 10
one Of his comrades 20 60 20 neigh.
boring saloon % get u cashed bat Ne lprgot % re-
turn. sieg, after tAe man vita tue chctk had zen,
was requested 20 bring IN couple of boites 0f
champagne. whiis he was absent ior these lrnAn
aud his other friend walked "a taking vita hem
sicg's s2co. Urban ~as subsequently arrested ~
Detective NcGowan. Of the Ninetecnth pfeeinci'
and was held for trial "a Justice blkbf.
The New York herald., 1873-09-02
TROUBLE AT A oHSIsIEsIyo.

Late yesterday Afternoon w. dc Nony' o' ihi'a
street, iorsarded 90 Coroner Young esfIheAse'
IN which ne set forth that Joseph i4nk. German,
for,,-seyen wears OF age. vas Hing az his rest
depce. No. ia winett street N dtngero1s condi-
ton nom the enecfs Of v'oien,e received Al tne
hands Of Ionl Hesh, a y0uih Of sn0at twenx
years living az NO ~ sas sssre 80
a''chTls,enlag az Mr. Llnks residence. .hen
a Younger brother Of besh msle nmssh
Yaps in driving him a~sy may have ssprei MIA.
Ioni ran 20 the re.iei oi ma pfothef. and. "
sf,esed struck Mr.. Llnk VITA as nst 90 some sort
non knocklug him heavily % the pavement
and redncins him 90 hepcssnsss MI lAnk wss
assisted into the house and nc Dvstof sAnel sno
sounJ MIN suffering from cOncussion OF the brain
and eontusion 0f the scalp. To-day, N deemed
neeessary Coroner 0ung sin take Mr.. LINKS ante
The New York herald., 1873-09-02
SINGULAR RAILROAD ACCIDENT.
The Danger Incurred BY Leaning Out
OF Window-Cars Passing Within One
Foot of .Obstructions-A Lady's Arm
Badly Fractured.

The Danger Incurred By Leaning Out
OF Window-Cars Passing Within One
Foot of .Obstructions-A Lady's Arm
Badly Fractured.
A sad accident, OF nature that could scarcely
occur upon any other than an American railroad,
happened yesterday in the immediate vicinity OF
Sing Sing, and lends another link TO the chain Of
proof that our iron roads are constructed without
any regard to the safety OF passengers. The scene
OF the casualty was the Hudson River Railroad,
which has an unenviabe notoriety for accidents
The facts are these:-
In rear coach OF the train from Albany, which
is due at Sing sing at twelve minutes 70 SIX 2. NJ,
were seated Mrs. Kellogg, Clara louise, her
daughter, the sweetvoiced songstrcss ana her
sister. The next seat was occupied oy Mrs.
mnent members OF prominent sewing
machine company, gentleman whose
wealth is and ves situated summer
dence not far IRON Sing Sing. A. the train gradu.
ally neared the depot u passed close 20 point
srrivsI Trrs The lady leaned her arm out Of the VIM
dow In order to wave a handkerchief giving evi.
dence OF her presence on the tram. At
tSat an moment fOn pos
Mrs Carter's arm with such violence that
the sound Of the conclusion was plainly audible TO
the Kellogg party. Although the shock and agony
must have been fearful and intense, Mrs. Carter !
nerve would not admit OF her uttering even the
slightest exclamation OF pain. With the ard OF her
her lap, and with tightly compressed lips only
looked the pain she was undergoing.
II am afraid my arm Is broken; but please don''
sympathetic glance S se or Mss Kellogg M Mrs pkeIoss
however, insisted on examining the wounded mem
Der, and she quickly perceived that the poor lady.
arm was fractured In two places. Tue stoica
"pluckr OF Mrs. Carter was nevertheless indomita
bic, and on the trains arrival az the depot shc
walked sedately to her carriage, hiding her agony
lest II should cause pain to those near and dear
to her.
The New York herald., 1873-09-02
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

2 Macons9ls for money sah Is.i teg @ The ssccoens
w $50 r. H-Efie Railway shares, Gsi P.M.-
money s2,l APPS for the account s2h IA, Ere Rail-
Pisis BouasH-LoSpoS September Us 30 r. N-psris
dispatches quote rcntes at J8f 05c.
LIVERPOOL CorroS MARKET --LfvERr0oL. September l.
PM.--Of the sales to-day 600 bales were American
sales OF uplands the basis low mddngs deliverable
September. at l3-l6d. The market Is steady; middng
upiands SD middlins Orleans ssd. Sales i2oOo bales,
LIVERPOOL BRELpsTUrvs MARxEr.-LIvKRrooL, Sep.
tember is p. M.-The market Is firm.
LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS MARKxr.-LivERYoof, September
IL 80 p. P.M-Lard. 3ss 3D. per cwt pork, 69s per Dbl.
for new ness bacon sss. 3D. per cwt for Cumberland
cut.
PErRoIxux MArxxr.-ANrwERr. September l.-Petro-
eum, 3sIsf for fine pale American.
The New York herald., 1873-09-02

THE FORGERIEs.

Further details concerning the recent discovered
forgeries Of New York Central bonds and new and
important facts with reference to forgeries upon
Bunalo, Hartford and Erie Railroad bonds, will be
found in another column. They are only alluded to
in this place for the purpose OF introducing the
remark that the revelations have thus far produced
no effect upon the general market, beyond the
exercise OF greater caution in dealing with other
kinds OF securities which pass by millions through
the various avenues OF Wall street. In fact, the
tone Of business men is antagonstic to anything
like panic, and convulsion can only be caused by
some mighty crash, involving larger area of loss
than is likely TO be created by the crminality OF
half dozen prison birds.
The New York herald., 1873-09-02
BANK SHARES,


The following were the bids to-day for city bank
shares Manhattan, 1907 Merchants, III America,
154; North River, 80; Fulton, 147; Mechanics and
Traders, 1876; Galatin National 1873; Merchants
Exchange. 81; Leather Manutacturers', 1870; State
OF New York. 1l2; Commerce, 11s; Mercantile, 1872; ;
American Exchange, 1O9; Bank OF the Republic,
107; Bank OF North America, 100; Hanover, 1o5 !;
Irving. 122; Market, 124; Corn Exchange, 1914; Con-
tinental, 80; Commonwealth, IS; Importers and
Traders, 100; Central National, cox; Fourth Ma
tional, 11sh; Ninth National, 1903; German Ameri.
can, ssK.
GOLD PrRM-116 115K
The gold market to-day was again the theatre OF
An exhibition Of the strength and confidence Of the
chief manipulators in that which constitutes the
basis Of our currency and credit. The price opened
at 1l5A-the lowest point OF the day-and was grad
ually advanced to 16receding thence to 1157 a115A
. 1fbX, but recovering and closing strong at 1l5N.
These firm figures, in the face Of the programme
announced by the government, are regarded with
no little suspicion by those who have been led to
anticipate lower rates. The rate paid for carrying
to-day was per cent, and for borrowing the rates
were 9. 1-64 and per cent to fiat. The prices OF
w0ld TODAY Were:-
The New York herald., 1873-09-02
Since JAM .$2e2 ,s74 $500 Oe5 2O7 $27e $50
THE FOREIGN MARKET.


According to London advices the market there
weakened at the close to the extent of 4 u per
cent. The late quotations OF sales were as fol-
lows:-ConsOs for money, 92H a 921k; Consos for
account, 921S 92s fve-twenty bonds Of 1885 (old,
rs 95h; fve-twenty bonds OF 1867. 95 95k; ten
forty bonds, 80 901s; new fves, 81 q ok; Erie
Railway shares, 4751 473S; Illinois Central Rail-
way shares, s41s s5h; new French loan, TX per
cent premium. The amount which went into the
Bank OF England to-day on balances was fSoOOO.
In Paris rentes were buoyant at $751; &C.
THE MONEY MARKET.
Money on stock collateral to-day loaned as high
as seven per cent and as low four per cent, both
extremes being in exceptional transactions The
bulk Of business done at five and six per cent.
The nuctuation in prices resulted from the calling
In OF loans. Government bond firms were accom-.
modated ut five and six per cent. The dealings in
discounts was on the basis Of eight to ten per cent
Foreign exchange was dull and lower, rates being
reduced to 1o7X for prime sixty days, sterling and
1oeK for short sight. The following are the nominal
prices, as amended:-
The New York herald., 1873-09-02
FATAL ACCIDENT IN wEsTCHEsTER

During yesterday forenoon young man named
Frederick Fletcher fell from the roof OF the new
Home for Incurables, in West Farms, westminster
county, to the ground, distance OF more 'aan laa
sixty ieeJ, and was instantly killed Deceaseu Wa
working at his trade, that OF TIN rooier, wnen,,
IL is said he was overpowercd by the intense nca.
pose TO save MIN. An inquest was held on tue
Temaina
The New York herald., 1873-09-02
THE SICK cHILDREx's Puxn

To the EDITOR on rHE HERALD
sgrrKxsEn I, ls1a
Enclosed nnd Cthreel % Tor the sick Poor CHI
dren's Fund, from grateful heart ios health pre-
served to daruns child. N
The New York herald., 1873-09-02


Included in the above 377 bales to arrive For
future delivery Oasis low midding) the sales have been
as follows saturday evening after 5
900 at l7,lc Total 500 bales Today SP to 81 s-
s5 st isIc 200 st IS i go at isc October 100 ss
at II 7iec. December 500 al II slice Total $500 bales
Grand total 500 bales Rates on cotton to foreign ports
pressed; no sail to Hamburg, by steam, lc.; to
Bremen, by steam, &c. to Liverpool, by steam, "a.
7isd to Liverpool, 6y sail 5isd a., ,.n,.
and the obbng trade was unimportsnt Market S, con-
2c fair cargoes sc 4s good SSrsGss sSga gc Sr
lots aoSe sc gold per h. fty snd ninety s drss days
matS, 24c &c singapore do 800 ac g2e; Ceyon c
nc. Jamaica, sc: 2c, =. Domingo isfsc lsc:' :
acc aic ;' Mexican Soc. nc Manlls isSte sSsc
Angostura 2OI,c. a Nc Sayana, 1l1sc, 25sc Cura-
Goa S.c nc gold. at sixty e ninety days, credit
,op & sbos sp Corn ts do corn meal aSs bbls
oats 70 5O bushels rye 694 do The four market ruled
ste adv with q moderate inquiry for consumption ana
shipTent The sales up about $1,000 bbs including
ali kinds at prices within the range Of the appended
ouotations Corn meal was IN moderate request and
sesdv sales 80 ibis t3 10 % IS for Western yell
low, Is IS for JERSEY $ste for prize medal and golden
The New York herald., 1873-09-02
HAVANA MARKET,

HAVANA, Sept l. 1873
Exchange dull on United States 50 days currency.
gold, 81 81 premium; short sight So 81, premium
London, &C 6S, premium; on Paris, ~ a. premium.
The New York herald., 1873-09-02
CLOSING PRICEs-s O'CLOCK PM
COMMERCIAL REPORT.
Cotton Easier-F1our Steady-Wheat and
Corn Highcr-Oats Firm-POrk and
Lard Easier-GrOceriesQ Quiet but Firm
Petroleum Duil-Naval Stores Steady
Whiskcy Steady.


Whiskcy Steady.
MONDAY, Sept. 10 p NJ
Trade was fairly active to-day in most branches,
and in some cases there was an increased move
ment at improved prices. There was continued
buoyancy in breadstufs, which continued active
for lots to arrive and considerable purchases
made on foreign account at an advance upon pre-
vious quotations. Business on the spot was
stricted by the paucity OF supplies. Corn was in
active demand. and Notwithstanding the re-
ceipts, better prices were realized, while the
transactions were large. Oats were also firm.
whiskey was unchanged. Pork and lard were
easy, under moderate demand. Cotton was in moder
ate demand and easier for both spot and future Pero
leum dull and rather easier for the future months
but firm for early delivery. Naval stores under fair
demand, ruled steady.
Corros on the spot was quiet and nominally nc easier
in value. September 'short notices" offered at
lsxc For future deliveries moderate business in
progress tri1e prices the market closing how
ever, with q firm undertone. We quote =
The New York herald., 1873-09-02
2o,A7,sso
4,422,111
lc.o26,s74
Inveresr paid by United States. .......
Interest repaid by transportation OF
mails, &C.. ...........
Balance OF interest paid by United
RAILROAD BONDS.

We note good business in railroad bonds and
at prices which do not seem to have been affected
by the statements concerning the forgery OF New
York Central bonds published yesterday. Burling-
ton and Cedar Rapids frsts sold at 81 c., q. and
]. G. seconds at 60; Pittsburg, Fort Wayne and
Chicago firsts at 1857, Toledo and Wabash seconds
at ss1s ditto frsts ST. Louis Division, at go; Union
Pacific tens, eX interest at 5s Union Pacific rsts
at s01s SOS s0A, Western Pacific bonds at 92 1s
Central Pacific goli bonds at 99's 99a Albany and
Susquehanna seconds at ss New York Central
skies OF 1853 at 81 92, Erie Grsts, 1o4,f The fol-
lowing are the bids as amended AT The CALI
The New York herald., 1873-09-02
FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
A Lively Day In Wall Street---Stocks
Generally Stronger.
GOLD FIRM AT 116 A lis 1.2.
The Public Debt Statement-The Reduction
for the Month Of August.
Money Commanding 5 and
6 Per Cent.
The Epidemic Of Forgeries Effect
Upon the Street
RAILROAD BONDS IN GOOD DEMAND
RAILROAD BONDS IN GOOD DEMAND

On 'Change to-day cotton was only in moderate
request, aud the market weak both for "spotr and
'future." Flour met with a fair demand at
steady prices. Quite large business was consum-
mated in both wheat and corn, for which advanced
prices were paid.
IMPORTS
The following shows the imports exclusive OF
specie) at the port of New York for the past week,
ending August S0 and since the beginning OF the
year,
1871. 1872 1873
Dry goods. $3,915,667 $4,379,273 $2,S62, 116
Gen. merchandise 4,855,409 6,713665 $685. 218
Total for week $8,771,O76 ST. 1888 $s, 1856 1884
Prev reported. 253, 2SS 972 260 267 1856
Since Jam ..$2e2 ,s74 $780, Oe5 2O7 $27e
The New York herald., 1873-09-02
THE UNITED STATES TREASURY.

The Assistant Treasurer to-day paid out $107, 900
on account OF interest and 900 in redemption Of
nve-twenty bonds. The reduction OF the public
debt during the month Of August amounted to
$6752,S $40. The receipts from customs to-day were
455s, ,Ooo The receipts from internal revenue were
S6ss,476. well executed counterfeit OF a $500
legal tender note was discovered on presentation
to-day at the Custom House by one OF the officials.
THE PUBLIC DEBT
The following is a reorganization Of the public
debt statement up to this date:-
DEBT BEARING INTEREST IN COIN.
Rnuda a q ner cent 269. 1853 $50
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1873-04-23
TRIAI. LIST
FOR MAY TERM, 1873.

John A. Proper VS.. Chas. Robson g. Co.
j. X. Dale VS.. " illiam Cook.
Elizabeth Geer VS.. II. &. Scott ct al.
Evaline Coon VS.. c. j. Fox.
F. II. Ellsworth ct al vse VS.. J. II. Dilks
ct al
II. ii. May VS.. James T. Whisner ct al.
ii. ii. May VS.. John Miller ct al.
Royal +. Scott VS.. X. o. Carson.
Bettle Paul w. alex. McAndrew ct al
Bettle Paul VS.. Alex McAndrew ct al.
VIM. Armstrong use VS.. Barnett Township
Evaline Coon ct al VS.. Jno. G. Brandon ct
al.
Helen s. Thomas vs.. BENZ. May et al.
James Il. Brown VS.. Bennett Dobbs ct al.
Daniel Black vs.. The Overseers of the Poor
Of Tionesta Borough
Charles tarrow VS.. Eli Berlin
T. l.. Davis VS.. Alexander Wallace ct oil.
1. B. Hoffman VS.. John Fagundus ct al,
7. Wingfield ct al VS.. John A. Proper.
Bernard Mead VS.. John wilkins
John Davidson VS.. w. +. Mercilliott
John Beason use VS.. l.. Hilbronner
David Hays VS.. w. p. Neill at al.
\. A. Richardson vs.. Allegheny Valley
Railroad Co.
II. A. Coffin vs.. Allegheny Valley Rail-
road Co.
Smith Foreman VS.. w. l.. Anderson
III. l.. Hogan VS.. Geo. Walters ct al,
James Rafferty, vs.. Thomas Porter
Amos l.. Hiscock w. A. r. Hsald
John Coll VS.. NJ. Is. Farris
j. Is. AGNEW, Proth'y.
April IA. 1873.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1873-04-23
PRocLAM M ALTON.

WHEREAS. Tho Honorable w. T. jerks,
President Judge of the Court of Com
mon Pleas and Quarter Sessions in and for
the county of Forest, has issued his pre-
cept for holding a Court of Common Pleas
Quarter Sessions, &C., at Tionesta, for
tho County of Forest, to commence G n the
fourth Monday of May next, being the
26th day OF May, 1873. Notice is therefore
given to the Coroner, Justices of the Peace
and Constables oi said county, that they be
then and there in their proper persons at
ten o'clock, \. NJ, of said day, with their
records, inquisitions examinations and
other remembrances, 10 do those things
which to their offices appertain to be done,
and to those who bound in recognizance
10 prosecute against the prisoners that arc
or shall he in the Jail of Forest County, that
they be then and there to prosecute against
them as shall be just. Given under my
hand and seal this 23d day of April, A. ID,
1873. II. j. VAN GI ESEN Shift