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Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1874-04-22
WASHINGTON.
DEATH OF HON. SAM. MILLIGAN, OF
TIE COURT OF CLAIMS.
Looking TO the Improvement OF Water
Transportation.

WASHINGTON, April 20.-Meetings have
been held in several cities for the relief of
the people of the flooded portions of Loui-
sana. $500 were collected last night at
the Berkeley street church for the relief of
the people of Louisiana.
Samuel Milligap, Associate Justice of
the United States Court of Claims, died
today.
The Valuable Information Given by the
signal Bureau.
The Signal Service has been doing good
work recently in connection with the pres
ent overflow of the lower Mississippi, by
announcing several days in advance the
approach of each of the three great floods
that have successfully moved from Cairo
to New Orleans since the lst inst, sweep
ing away in their resistless course vital
portions of the protecting levees. Special
warnings were telegraphed to the threat
ened points, and ample time given for such
action by the inhabitants as their judg-
ment and a knowledge of the danger SEEM
ed to justify. The system of reports estab-
lished by the chief signal officer two years
ago, by which each important city on the
principal western rivers is notified daily of
the stage of water at the other river towns
with which it has business connections,
has grown steadily in favor and popularity
| by furnishing to all interested parties regu-
lar and reliable data for their guidance in
making shipments. Sufficient experience
appears to have been already obtained by
the signal Office to justify it in issuing
river probabilities and warnings, which
will doubtless prove as beneficial to river
interests as the weather probabilities and
caution signals have been to our ocean and
lake commerce during the past three
years.
| An Important Question.
4 resolution was offered by General
Young, of Georgia, in the House of Repre-
| sentatives to-day as follows:
| WHEREAS, The great need of this coun-
try is some well devised and sure system
of cheap transportation by water, which
will give the nation cheap outlets from the
| interior TO the sea, but the means Of Il freel
interchange of products between the
| States-a system which is needed by the
whole country and been demanded by the
people of all sections therefore, be it
Resolved, That the Committee on Rail
roads and Canals be instructed to prepare
and report bill for the improvement OF
the great natural water highways of the
| country and their connections by such ar
tificial channels as will give to our people
| the cheap transportation which they de-
mand, and that the 14th day of May be set
apart for the consideration of this subject
to the exclusion of all other business, and
orders and each day thereafter, until 1t is
disposed of. On the motion to suspend the
rules 10 vote on the adoption of the resolu
ton. the ayes were l30-nays "a. One
Southern Democrat, Mr., Whitthorne, o.
Tennessee, voted no. One Western Dem
ocrat, Mr.. Holman, also voted no, and s
s. Cox, of New York.
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what the british Consul says.

NEW YORK, April lS.-Mr. Archibald,
the British Consul-G General here, denies
being the authority for the statements in
the placard published in the agricultural
districts of England, that 10000 hands are
waiting to return TO England. He pro
nounced the whole thing so far as it relates
to him a ridiculous canard.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1874-04-22
THE BALD MOUNTAIN SCARE
An ERUPTION Reported Imminent.

RALEIGH, N. c., April 17.-Private dis
patches from Western North Carolina re-
port heavy rumblings in Bald and Stone
mountains on Tuesday last, and that
tremblings of the earth are felt for more
than hundred miles. The shocks are
more severe than before. 1t is believed by
scientists that an eruption is imminent.
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Charitable Beston.

BOSTON, April 20.-There was a consid-
cradle gathering of citizens at the Mayors
Office to-day, anticipating a reply from the
Mayor of New Orleans to the Inquiry Com
mittee concerning the details of distress in
New Orleans caused by the flood, and as to
the best plan for rendering assistance, but
as no reply had been received up to one
o'clock, p. NJ, the meeting adjourned sub
iect 70 a call
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THE MASSACHUSETTS ELECTION.
Gov. washburne Elected Summers sue
| cess0r.

BOSTON, April 1.-THE conference be-
tween the friends Of Dawes and Hoar
fiZZled.
Gov. Washburne has been elected United
States Senator, having received one humid
red and fifty-two votes.
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FOREIGN.
English canard about American Labor.

LONDON, April 1S.-Placards are posted
up in the agricultural districts of England,
cautioning persons intending to emigrate
20 the United States, and stating, on the
authority of Consul Archibald, OF New
York, that forty thousand hands are ready
TO return to England.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1874-04-22

A western editor puts above the door Of his
sanctum--' Lady visitors are requested to go to
the deril when they wish to obtain an interview
with the editor
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WASHINGTON, DC, April IS, 1874.

w AoIlENblOGNf b'NJ'I ~AlAAA 80 AC''s
To Frederick Kramer, Mayor Of Little
Rock, Ark. =:
You must he aware that the
President can not interfere in the do
nestle difficulties of a State, except in
conformity with the Constitution and laws
of the United States. He can not recog-
niZe call made upon him for the militia
ry, and by the Mayor of city. He has
instructed the officer commanding the
United States troops at Little Rock, TO pre-
vent bloodshed. That is all he can do I'M
der existing circumstances. ! will ask,
in answer TO your inquiry, whether the
United States are powerless to protect
twenty thousand people, estimated as the
citizens of Little Rock or If the people
of Arkansas have not patriotism enough
to allow a question as TO who shall hold
State office to be settled peaceably and
lawfully, and not bring upon their State
the disgrace and ruin Of civil war?
(Signed), GEO II. WILLIAMs,s
Attorney-General.
The Position OF the Opposing Forces.
LITTLE Rock, April lS.-Three hundred
men from Pine Bluff, fifteen hundred from
Washington, ore hundred from Batesville
and fifty from Saline county, reinforced
the Governors troops this morning. The
three hundred men from Pine Bluff are
nearly all colored men. They came with
colors flying and band playing.
Gov. Baxter is now holding consulta-
ton with his generals. His intention Is to
surround the State House, and cut off its
supplies. The State House party has been
pressing colored people into service, Gov.
Baxter says he will prevent bloodshed, il
possible, but, by the eternal, the insurgents
must and will be put down.
One thousand more men are expected on
| he trains this evening.
Gov. Brooks has sent out numerous re-
cruiting officers, but they are not TO be
emitted TO return.
Brooks now has possession Of the street
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SPRING STORMS AND FLOOD.

One-third of Jacksonville Submerged
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CONGRESSIONAL.
Adverse Report on the Question of
Direct Taxes.
FIRST Session FOrty.thIrd Congress
WASHINGTON, ApIl 70.
SENATE

Mr.. Edmonds, from the Committee on
the Judiciary, reported adversely on the
bill for the relief of purchasers of the
lands sold for direct taxes in the insurrec-
tonary States. The bill, on motion of
Mr.. Clayton, was, with the adverse report,
placed on the calendar.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1874-04-22
HOUSE.

The House passed a bill to supply rations
and disused army clothing to,the people
made destitute by the overflow Of the low
er Missssippi.
, 1874-11-04
ORDINANCE

extending to the Danish West
India Islands the Law Of 18th
April 1851 concerning the Con-
traction of Marriage outside the
recognized religious congrega-
tions or between members of diff
ferent religious congregations
sc and of the Law OF 4th March
1857 concerning alteration ofthe
Ordinance of 30th May 1923
about Baptism.
d. 10th August 1874.
, 1874-11-04
ANORDN1NG

ON Udyidelse til de dansk-vest.
indiske Der af Low af 13de April
1851 ON Egteskabs Indgaaelse
udenfor de anerkjendte Troessam-
fund eller imellem Medlemmer at
forskiellige Troessamfund m. v,
SAINT af Low af 4de Marts 1857 ON
ForandriDg i Forordningen ON
Daaben af 30te Mai 1928.
d. lode August 1874.
, 1874-11-04

Hgteskab mellem PRISONER, der like h6re til samme Troes-
samfund, maa f0rst da fnde Sed, naar de til den 0vrigbed,
for hvem Egteskab indgaaes, eller den Pr@st, fhvem Viesen
at deres Egteskab skulle opdrages. Denhe Erklpring til6res
den samme Protocol eler Kirkebog, hvilken Indgaaesen
af Egteskabet ~indtegnes dog kan den saaledes trufne Bestem.
melse senere forandres we'd EgteleIlernes fplleds Overeens-
komst. D6er En- af HgtefelIerne elIer mister paa anden
Made Myndigheden over Bornene, da kan den anden Egtefelle
TifBlde opdrages en- Troesbekjendelse, til hv1ken En- of
FOraldrene b0rer,
, 1874-11-04

The said compulsory measures, mentioned in Section IL above
set, shall, however, be applicable to the parents aforesaid in
case these do not latest within one year after the birth of the
child report to the lutheran Minister in question, for entry in
the ministerial books, the name they intend to give the child
and, in case the child be not baptized afterwards, a copy of The
said entry shall. in all civil relations stand in lien Of certificate
of baptism.
1he prescriptions enacted by Section II shall also apply to
parents who do not belong to the Evangelical Lutheran cOngre-
cation or any other congregation recognized in the Danish West
India Islands, and do not desire their newborn children to be
by baptism admitted in any of the said religious congregations.
To which all concerned have to conform.
Government Of the Danish Wcstadio Islands,
81 Thomas, the 29M Of September 1874.
UNDER MY HAND AND THE SEAL OF GOVERNMENT
AUG. GARDE.
l.. So
, 1874-11-04

For the publication mentioned in 5 4 and certificate thereof a
fee Of Dollars shall be paid. For the act mentioned in s s and
for a copy of the protocol entry shall be paid a fee of 81. The
said fees accrue, like other fees, to the Colonial Treasury of the
place. Copies and Certificates shall also in 81. Crix be given
on unstamped paper.
, 1874-11-04

Naar Personer af ~forskjelige Troessamfund, hvad enten det
evangelist lutherske eler noget andet Troessamfund, der har
anerkjendte og til at forrette Vielse berettigede Prester, vile
indgaae Egteskab we'd kirkelig Viese, skal NIELSEN kunne for
rettes saavel af Brudgommens som af Brudens Prast. Lysning
finder da Sted den Menighed, hVs Prest skal foretage NIELSEN,
ligesom ogsaa han indf6rer NIELSEN sin Ministerialbog.
, 1874-11-04

For den / ; A n@vnte Kundgj6re1se og Attest derom erlegges
iGebyr 2 vest. Dir. For den 5 6 n@vnte Handling og for
Udferdigelsen af Protocoludskriften erl@gges ct Gebyr, af
! vest. Dlr-Gebyrerne tilfalde som andre Gebyrer vedkom-
mende Coloniafkasse, Udskrifter og Attester skriyes ogsaa paa
st. Croix paa ustemplet Papir.
, 1874-11-04

proof of the contraction of the marriage. The magistrate shall,
moreover, before the expiration of 8 days furnish the Lutheran
minister in whose official district the bride was domioiled before
the marriage, with a copy of the entry aforesaid, upon which
the said minister shall make entry respecting the marriage in
bis ministerial! record.
, 1874-11-04

byrd ON Egteskabets Indgaaelse. Ligeledes meddeler
Ovigheden linden Ste Dage en- Udskrit til den lutherske Pr@st,
hvis Embedskreds Bruden for Egteskabet havde bjemme,
hvorefter denne indf0rer Bem@rkning ON det indgaaede Eg-
teskab sin Ministerialbog.
, 1874-11-04

The compulsory measures enacted by Ordinance of 3Oth May
1928 Sections 5 and s and Rescnpt of 9Th April 1891, against
those parents, belonging to the Evangelio Lutheran Church, who
do not within the time prescribed in said Ordinance of 9th April
1881, fulfill their ritual duty Of having their newborn children
baptized are henceforth abolished.
, 1874-11-04

De Ovenstaaende s ii ommeldte Tvangsmidler Vile derimod
fremdeles kOmme til Anvendese paa saadanne FOr@ldre, naar
de like Diet SeneSte linden l Aar eter Barnets F0dsel for
vedkommende lutherske Pr@st opgive Diet Navn, de vile have
Barnet tilagt, til Indf0rese Kirkeb0gerne, og skal da en- I'd
skrit af disse, forsaaydt Barnet like senere MATTE bliye d0bt
allie ~borgerige FOrhOld tr@de istedetfOr Daabsattest.
, 1874-11-04

When parties of different religious congregations, whether the
Evangelical Lutheran congregation or any other congregation
with ministers here recognized and competent to administer the
rite of marriage, desire TO contract marriage by means of minis.
terial conservation, such conservation can be performed either
by the minister of the bridegroom or by the minister of the
bride. In either case bans must be published in the congre-
CATION of the minister who is to consecrate the marriage, upon
whom it, moreover, becomes incumbent to make entry of the
marriage in his ministerial record.
, 1874-11-04
10.

Den we'd Eorol dningen at l8de October 1911 |paabudne geist-
Ige Magling imelLem Egtefolk, der s6ge Skilsmisse, bortfalder
for dem, der for Ovrigheden erklare, like at h0re til noget
her a~nerkjendt Troessamfund, eler som have indgaaet berger
fgt Hgteskab.
, 1874-11-04
K A PITE l. II.

De Forordningen af 3Ote Mai 1928 IS 5 og 6 CTR. Resoriptet
af 6te April 1881 anordnede Tvangsmidler for Foreldre af den
evangelisk lutherske Kirke, der like linden den bemeldte Re-
script af Cite April 1881 %foreskrevne First %efterkomme den dem
paahvilende kirkelige Forpigtese til at lade deres nyf0dte
Born d0be, skulle for Fremtiden bortfalde,
, 1874-11-04

Clerical attempt Of Cancellation between man and wife who
apply for divorce as enacted by Ordinance of 18th October 1911,
shall not be applied to parties who before the magistrate declare
that they do not belong to any religious congregation here reoOg-
nized. or who have contracted civil marriage.
CHAPTFR IL.
, 1874-11-04
s 10.

De i s IL givne Bestemmelser skulle Iigeledes komme til An
vendelse pa For@ldre, der like h0re til Diet evangelism Iu-
og like 6nske deres nyf0dte Born we'd Daab optagne nOget
af dem.
Hv%oretter allie Vedkommende sig have at rette.
Gouuernementet Jor de dansh-Ueaindjshe Der,
St. Thomas, den 99de September 1874.
UNDER MIN HAND OG G-OUVERNEMENTETS SEGL.
AUG. GARDE.
IL. 81
d.tt4 ~sa 81 Iat a#
ii i #a5 .asaN
, 1874-11-04

Before marriage between parties Of different religious congre-
cations can take place, the magistrate before whom marriage
is contracted, or the minister who is to perform The rite, shall
have received from the parties in question a declaration stat
ing the faith in which the children issuing from the marriage
shall be brought up. This declaration shall be entered in the
protocol or ministerial record In which the contraction of mar
rage is entered; but the agreement thus made may be altered
afterwards by joint agreement between the oonsorts. If one
oonsort dies or is otherwise deprived of his authority relative
to the children, the other oOnsort may alter the recorded argree-
ment. The children shall at all events be brought up in the
faith confessed by one of the parents.
The New York herald., 1874-04-24
COURT CALENDARS THIS DAY.

SUPREME CoURr-CHAMBERs-Held by Judge
Donohue-Nos. 81, Al, Sd, 65, 81, 69, 49, 90 81
iss isi w. 1872 1885, 1885, iss 1885, @ aos s aoy M a a11 az
23l, 2s4 2as. 242, $50, 2So, 2oa, 2e4 2oS 2eo 2os
SUPREME CoURr-SPEcIAL TERM Held BY Judge
Issues OF law and fact.Nos. 25s. 263 272 274 276,
276 263, 1S6, 1877. 20S 295, 29S, 2s9 AGO. 81, 004
305 306 S13, 220, IS, IS, 40, AZ, 43. ~
SUPREME EC0URT-CIRcUr-Part2 Held by Judge
WestbrOok-ShOrt Cau6es.-Nos. 27S6, 1856 1888,
1895, $3.50, 1892 1892, 1882, 3O9s, 3060 $685. 26O4
1884, 1885, 3246 1885, 25o6 1872 1906 3226, 2o0S,
327s, 1892 S242. 32lS.
SUPREME OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Held by Judge
Van vorst-Snort Causes-NOs. 3O9l, 3318, l476,
2413, 1929 1885, S21, 1883, 2177 2719 2520 3l2 3O49
310l, 2995, 1882 1895, 3o75, 25s9, 1175 2olS 2oS7
3l03, POST, 2018.
SUPERIOR CouRT-TRIAL TERM-Part Held by
Judge Sedgwick-Case on.-No. 729. There viii
not be any short cause calendar to-day.
COURT or COMMON PLEAs-TRrAL TERM-Part l.
$685. 1882 1854, $780, 1885, 3949 40s3 4O63 3e2 4051
406S 4Os6, $751; 40o2 $780, $685. 4l57 40O ALA $685.
A0S3 40g7, 4ll6, 3733, 41l2. Part 2-Held BY Judge
Larremore-one hour Causes: Nos. 33ls, sSlx, 1904
Ee2 H
MARINE CoURr-TRIAL TEnM-Part 2-Held BY
Judge Gross-Nos 1852 37S7, S69T ll5a. 1887, 3S11,
3S21 $685. 1888, 3S7i 1915, 1879, 1881, 1887. $780,
Part 3-Held by Juuge Alker.-Nos. 2592, 3OoS 472y,
49s 4Oe7 4Ses 4s16, 4S2o. 4759 471o 4os7 1914 45oo
CoUR. OF GENERAL SEssIoNs-Held by Recorder
HacKett.-The People vs.. John Joseph Gtllen IT.,
homicide; Same VS.. Patrick Plggott homicide
same vs. John Hafnagle, homicide same vs. Peter
Joseph Kosentha, burglary; Same vs. George IL.
Howard, George Townsend ana James lyman.
grand larceny Same VS.. Henry Johnson. grand
larceny Same vs.. Catharfne Murphy. receiving
stolen goods; same VS.. Gnstave Goethe. bigamy
Same VS.. John Hessler, John Snyder, James Kip
ley and James Baker, assault and battery.
The New York herald., 1874-04-24

Owing to the great increase or business in this
Court ana In view OF the approaching vacation the
judges have passed q rule to relieve the calendar
by assigning JUSTICES to the additional parts the
month OF May, 1874. as fol0ws:--Parts /, 2 ana
wii be held In the rooms already known by those
designations; Part IN the room adjoining Part 81;
Part IN the room now known as Part l OF the
Common Pleas, In the new Court House, the use OF
tlces OF that Court. these nve parts are exclu-
sively for Jury trials Nonlury cases win be tried
before the Justice holding Part &C Chambers, so
that the entire judicial i0rce OF the Court will be
employed. No posrponement will be granted after
. cause has once appeared upon the day calendar,
except Tor strictly legal excuse.
AORRIS ]. POWERS, Clerk
The New York herald., 1874-04-24
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.


WASHINGTON, April %, 1874.
No 25s. Metropolitan Washing Company vs.. Prov.
idence Tool Company-Appeal from the circuit
Court for the District OF Rhode Island-Ihe appel
lants sought by their bill enjon an alleged In
fringement OF reissued patent Tor an improve
ment IN clothes wringers. The Court below found
that there had been no infringement and dismissed
the BILL and that decree is here affirmed, the con-
cusion being that while the tool company have
which has some OF the features of that claimed by
the c0mplanants, 1t has not the yoke formed ike
the letter u which IL essential to the patented
combination. MIR. Justice Strong delivered the
opinion.
No. 2S4. Burton vs. Hord-Error to the Circuit
Court OF vermont.-The main question In this
case was whether certain deposition taken at
instance OF the plaintff In the suit having been
lost the Court below erred IN admitting in evi-
dence q COPY OF sucn deposition under the rule AZ
to other written instruments. It is said that the
party entitled TO the pene1t VI the contents OF the
The New York herald., 1874-04-24

Travis va. Kurstein-Action for goods sold and
by default and Judgment for
the plalntin Tor $l86 81, costs and allowance.
Petters vs.. Naturalization TO recover $3.50 for
rent OF portion or the premises No. 226 Filth
avenue. the defence being that the plaintiff did
the terms Of the contract-Judgment on verdict,
for the plaintln for $lO0
Sttt vs. The New Jersey and New York Railroad
Company-Action to recover 500 paid by plaintlff
to defendant under an alleged agreement that the
defendant would erect depot near the PLAINTIFFS
premlses.-COmplaint dismissed on the ground
that It did not correspond with the proof
Wasbae Va Rapp-Actt0n on contradictions on.
The New York herald., 1874-04-24
HERALD FRIDAY, APRIL a. ls74-TRIPLE SHEET

lost instrument was not bound TO supply its place
with another and dinerent deposition which
might or might not be the same IN enect ana that
there was no error In ewing the copy. Mr.
Justice Swayne delivered the opinion.
No. 2sl. North Missouri Railroad Company ct Al.
VS. Maguire-Error TO the Supreme Court OF Mis-
s0uri-This was the af1rmance ofa judgment oil the
Supreme Court OF Missouri holding that the state
had not relinquisned its right 70 tax the property
OF did not impair any obligation OF contract on
the part Of the State. Mr.. Justice Clln0rd de-
hvered the opinion. the Chief Justice dissented.
The New York herald., 1874-04-24
THE COURTS.
The Credit Mobiler Reviewed
F'islk's Widow in Court.
Tweed Again in Oourt-ApplicatiOn for a
Handamus Against Judge Davis
BUSINESS IN the OTHER COURTS.

James N. Benson, third mate OF the American
snip st. John, was yesterday charged before Com
missioner Shields with having indicted cruel and
unusual punishment on James Hutton. one OF tine
crew OF that vessel, while on voyage rom Liver
peol to this port. The defendant was discouraged
on haul to await an examination.
The New York herald., 1874-04-24
COURT or APPEALS CALENDAR.

ALBANY, April "a 1874
Court OF Appeals day calendar Tor April M:--Nos.
204 205 2l0, 2l4, ia, 215, ZIG, 2l7.
The New York herald., 1874-04-24

Lutheran Church Of lmmanueL-Petition granted
and order signed
korotowskl Va Becker. ct al--Form OF judgment
Crossman Va Crossmsn.--Order OF disconunu-
snce ON payment OF costs.
The New York herald., 1874-04-24

1EMK A. DUvAL DREsSMAKER AND IMPORTER
M Of Paris fashions, fine French C0rsets and Pancrs,
has open selection Of elegant styles in Paris pat
terms. H5 Broadway
The New York herald., 1874-04-24

Decisions.
Aa BY Judge Lawrence.
Sheridan vs. Guifoyle, Toney VS.. Williams.-
Memorandum for counsel
The People ex rel. O'Connor vs.. Leggett, &C.
Peremptory mandamus granted. See opinion.
BRYAN VS.. COmst0ck.-Motfon granted, with $40
BY Judge Donohue.
King VI. Smith.-MottOn denied, with $40 costs.
GerInania Bank vs. Schafer. Gould vs. Martin,
National Bank OF the Republic vs. Norton, Hardy
VS.. OverDaugh.-hot1ons denied
The People ex rel. Haas vs.. bxDy.-Opinion.
East River National Bank w. Long, Vanderlp
VS.. Keyser, &c.-M0tions granted.
In the matter, &C., Young. Pignard vs.. Poisson
nier Van Rlper Va. Arons0n, Cr0ssman VS.. Cross
man, Qulnlan vs.. Selmes.-Memorandums.
SUPREME coUaT-sPtchL Term.
Decision.
BY Judge Davis.
The People OF the State OF New York Va. Mallory
et tal-Judgment for plaintiDs, with costs.
COURT OF COMMON plsAs--TRIAL TERm-pART 2.
Special Notice to Jurors.
Before Judge Larremore.
Jurors are hereby notified that they are required
to attend punctuany to-day, April "a, at eleven
O'CLOCK. BY order OF the Court.
| NATHANIEL JARVIS, Jr, Clerk.
COURT oF COMMON pLeAs-SpECIAL TERM.
/ Decisions.
BY Judge J. r. Daily.
~ the matter Qf tne German EyapgeueAL
The New York herald., 1874-04-24
A JOHN D. aAMLIN, AUCTIoNEER.
JOHN d. HAMLIN, AUUTIONEEK.
Auction. Auction. Auctin.
Engineers Stores Tool Supplies and Ship Cnsdery.
Corleara On Wednesday April q, at 10 A. N. rompt

will be sold by public auction large and ft class
assortment OF the above named goods, consting Of
piston Packings, steam Whistles, stcar engine
Valves, stopcocks of all sizes and kinds;
also engine room iron Blocks Of all sizes Jas Screws,
douole acting Pumps Extension, lot OF Lanten n, screw
Bolts Of ali sizes. Files, Racket Drills ar Screw
Wrenches of all Sizes Shovels. Axes. Life eservers,
chandlery store also the Fixtures Of store nth sofa,
&C. all Of which we'll adapted for earring on the
business Lease OF store be obtained, II dred,
reasonable terms. sale positive.