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The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1874-09-11

Our Special friend "Major7 Selyee
appears to be oscillating between the
compromising of perfumes, playing
will, a puppy at the Post Office and
attending negro meetings.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1874-09-11

About twenty bales of new cotton
came to town last Saturday, and several
wagon loads have arrived since. Our
merchants are giving the very top of
the market prices.
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Omaehita Telegraph.
MONROE, La, SEPTEMBER II, 1874.

The Police Jury held a. meeting last
week. Nothing very important was
done.
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II A. HREARD, ST.,
Dealer in
DRY GOODS and NOTIONS, .-.
HARDWARE and CUTLERY,
WOODWARD and SADDLERY,
TOBACCOS and GIG AIRS,
WINES and LIQUORS,
FANCY AND FAMILY GROCERIES,,
PLANTATION SUPPLIES,
HOUSEHOLD ARTICLES,
MEATS, BREA DSTUFFS, NAILS, &c,
Corner of G rand and DeSiard streets,
MONROE, LA.
&sa- Mr.. J. b. Bres, Jr., recently of More
house. will be found with MIR. Breard. and
will be pleased to have his friends call.
Jan'y 8, 1874. l7:tf
+ c. SANDERS
GRAND STREET, MONROE, La,
HARDWARE, GROCERIES, DRY GOODS
GENERAL PLANTATION SUPPLIES,
AND IMPORTER
LANDRETH'S GARDEN SEED.
KEEPS CoNsTAN TLY ON HAND
LIME, CEMENT AND PLASTER.
ALSO AN ASSORTMENT OF
WAGONS, WIIEELBARROWS, PI.OWS.
August II, 1872. 4S:tf
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The CrOlsS.

But little seems to be said about the
cotton caterpillar. The general failure
of the late crop, in consequence of the
lrouth, appears to have left no DISPOSE
ton to murmur against the caterpillar.
He may come, or not, it will be all the
same.
The general average, both on the
river and in the hills, even with the
reduced acreage left out, is considera-
bly, below that of last year. The early
picking is large, it is true-almost I'M
precedented but the late picking will
be incomparably short. The almost
entire crop will be in market before the
10th of November.
The corn crop is a general failure all
over North Louisiana. Bread will be
an object next year. Farmers ought to
save all the forage possible.
The prospect for peas, potatoes and
turnipS has been improved by recent
rains. OF neither, however, will there
be the usual yield.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1874-09-11
June II, 1874.

CMITH n FIRST,
" PROPRIErORS,
G. 4 X RI AG f. a u SM 1T II SHOP.
GRAND STREET, MONROE,
Have the pleasure of notifying the Public
that they are prepared to build and repair
execute all kinds OF Plantation Work.
Hsj- Owners of Burdens Subsoil Attach
mcnt for Ouachita Parish. mars, 73.26tf
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SOUTHERN CARRIAGE FACTORY.

The undersigned takes pleasure in max ing
known that he is now well prepared as
before the war, if not better, to do all kinds
Of work, either in
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Manufacturing on Repairing

7NdNbV0ctU7lIty OF 71e57HVUy
CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, HACKS, ETC
Ready made work kept on hand; speci-
mems OF which may be seen by calling at the
Factory. He will also carry on general
blacksmith shop, arranged to do all kinds of
blacl<smitf ling. Terms reasonable.
April2G 1866. n30-r FIR. ENDOM.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

49,
nlSSOLUTlON.
Tho co.partnership of Head 4 MeI.Ain.
doing business III the town of Trenton, La.
was dissolved on the first of April last, by
limitation.
u. r. Head. will continue the business in
his own name, at the old stand and to whom
is charged with the settlement Of the old
business
II. II. HEAD,
l.. ID. MCLAIN.
The undersigned, referring to tho above,
would heg leave to state, that the business
will he carried on as heretofore. and all
promises or obligations by tho old firm will
10 carried out by me.
have on hand Il complete stock of all
kinds of Plantation supplies and to which I
invite tho attention OF the public.
u. Il. HEAD.
On retiring from the firm of Head & Nc
Lam l hereby tender my thanks for the
liberal patronage extended to them, and
ask ofmy friends the continuance OF their
patronaEc to d. Il. Head, that was SO liber-
ally extended to the late firm.
l.. II. McLAIN.
Trenton, LII, July ., 1874.
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MEATSy MEATSI

MEAESY MEATSI
The undersigned will keep, in the Ware
house on Mrs. Millions lot, on Third street,
Fresh Beef, Mutton and Pork,
and asks n share of the patronage OF the
public. EMILE RAUXET -
September 13,1s73. 80
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D EGIsTNAT7oN OF VOTERS.

STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Office State Registrar of Voters,
Now Orleans, August ID, 1874.
New-York tribune., 1874-12-22
roup1 tcATED GOLD TRANSACTIONS.

THE SLIT or GOODWIN AGAINST NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ABLE MORTALITY AMONG THE PERSONS CON
NECTED WITH TIE CASE.
Tho suit of Goodwin against Einstcin, now
nm trial before judge Van Worst III sIprcnc COURT
snecal Term is somewhat remarKaolr tor tho nortay
80, those who have taken part In 1t. Ex-J idGc
ctronp who heard IT referee, IL dead JUG" "e''
yrbo heard 1t again. died before deciding IT, Serfhh
who first had charge OF 1t as counsel for ac-
49,, 60 deaJ. and two Of the defen lants, Lewis
E,nstein and Mr. Shine, have died. Iho piaih'lh' "au
49, occount with ErustciD. Rosenberg d Co. for gold
.ao,ons the last transaction In which was prior 10
o,, "a 1865 At that time the Ens!oins rendered I'LL
connt Inv which IA appeared to the creoit VI tho
nIauts This account covered purchases anu saios VI
pod to over 10000. Before the Gnu VI the n'' az
count second account opened, tue accodhts DON.
kept separate, because In this new series Vi
Rosenberg one OF the firm OF Enstein osehoeiR "o
u ,s 70 sharc with them in the prOhts ana osses'
In Nav. 1885, Rosenberg became insovcnt ana went
into bankruptcy. The new firm OF Enstein q Coz
,r,nsd on his Withdrawal rendered the plaintiffs Oh
.ccouu in which they charged them with V3Ol3S2 ah
setting If credit on tue primer account %
'Ee,n win net debt of A4lC5 C5. The palntiH, bau
mr.. viosIy deIOslted t500C0 with the delenuan's III
hnnds as security aud tue defendants SOFA OUT enough
of tnese to cover their claui, returning inc pance
The pianfs in tins suit charge tnat the accounts aro
moi correct that In them they are overcnaIseu ior
carrying gold aud not credited WIN M e me- @ a;9
ence amounted to over HoO0o ia tueir iavo,, M ~
cnaI ee 10 addition that the deiendAnts were wen
thst itsenberg was to share the lQss aud, a. on a
acconnng il appeared that Rosenbere's share OF ths
ssses of the r t620OO they Oukit 10 nave 10. sn
of the t3OI3 against H. Nv reducing pantns
ah,ify The dcreud claim that their accoupts afs
.rctiv correct under the agreenents rtween me od
firm and the paintns ana ,n te .Iu ans Of the Assignee
fu bankruptcy. leaving them no rRnt =" nn , 49,. reJ
or The case is stiil Falertn anu hmoA r ,
Tor the plaintiffs, Larocquo und MAcf-rianu iof 'n0
def
New-York tribune., 1874-12-22
CIVIL NOTES.

In the foreclosure suit Of Frederick Adams
agt. tie Dutcncss aud Columbia llroat Company,
Justice Tappan appointed yostcr lay Joseph f. joy rs
Iccc. yer, fixing his bonds ~ $j0,OJ0
In the case Of The Supervisors agt. George
s. Miller Judge DuiOEuc nas granted an Old"r suhsih-
ng the M,yOr Aldermen. and GOmmOna!ty of New York
s plaintiffs the place Of the Supervisors. under the
provisions Of the charter.
In the City Court, Brooklyn, yesterday,
he ore Judge Reynolds, tbs cas- Of Charles H. JaniS
ton acf. Patrick IIauon hcgun. IL is claimed by
the plainf that OF his childrcn, 3ycdrS was
run over by of deiendantS Trucks OF account oi 10"
negligence the driver. The damages arc l"d at $3ooo
The old suit of Gonzales, administrators,
against the Harlem RIVER RlrOad, has been the SUBJECT
,f ono,ber OF tho many decisions that have been rel
dered I'm the case The Of action is tho DEATH by
alleged negligence OF the Company. OF Gonzales Wh"
lille riding Harlem tram, got our on bc "iohg s,
II "a alleged at fremont and was struck Dy passing
train The was twice dcrld,u In t!'e P.tinh i
tuvor aud was back bY inc Court O Appcas
Yesterday Judge Friedman directed VrruIct ior Tue
the ground that the plantlHs nPtligrHcc
M retluy ont u the OH the wrong sldc. aBst inc
dir cos Of The Company. contributed To the aeciucht'
Before Judge Lawrence, in the Supreme
Court Circuit Part ILL., yesterday. the case OF the Will
cox Silver Pate Company aet. Thomas Green was
brought to trial. The defendants furnished sverwarc
worth tso3 o. as they claim the order Of the defend
ant lie says that IL WAS ordered ny the ffeuum ,ou
mite of the Mississippi STATE Faii tlt he was mem
hrr OF Tho Cunmttcp, though not VI the Association,
and that the plaintiff, agent well knew thl' IL was ~"
the AsaocatI0n and NOT the defendant. The agent
declares that the defendant said he would be pcrsoay
snle The in still Oh. Mr. Gleason appeared
for the plaintiff Mr.. Oiney for defeudant.
New-York tribune., 1874-12-22
TIE RIGHT OF JURY TRIAL.
POLICE MAGISTRATES AND CLERKS CENSrRED TOR
ALLEGED UNFAIRNEss TOWARD PRISONERS.

POLICE MAGISTRATES AND CLERKS CENsuRED FOR
ALLEGED UNFAIRNEss TOWARD PRISONERS.
The case of Margaret Engclhardt, the CIR
cumst auccs of which told before judge Barrett III
the Court of Oyer and Termner Yesterday are worthy
OF particular MENTION Slice 1t contains an exrcssoh {"
Judge Barretts the Iight of trial Uy ri, ana
his admOnition to police magistrates ana ih'lr CLERKS
The matter came up OH cert"di ana her eoIn>c T. o
Speuccr, detailed tho following story:
She WAS arrested for keeping dia1rdcrly house ana
taken to Essex MIket Police Court. where Two papers
were placed biorc hcr-onc. her bail bond. and tho
other waiver OF her claim - jIry til Sc SAWS SIG
q ,n,ot read Or write E1gsh ANA did not kEUw she was
signing a waiver. Last Wednesday ni.ht sh" was
nrcctcd attend the SmcLI Sessions Tor trii' "Hci
she reached the COur, not iiHilI= h'r c""h = !"
Spencrr there, sac employed M Ohyer. WHO cApl'h ga
40 the Court cat he WOMAN "Xpc.rd to Dr iid IN NC
Court OF neral Sessions tioie )ifl thi' ~" .li
not the slightest ido' that she was "iG"in; wV'i o
The rt tia Dy @ ,na, ;n Snr t3ns 90 yr M b i SI Hf
Mr. Spencer tie offer OF iil oiSht TO nave h'en
enough o qudsh prIceednE'Ii "o' h'"S rs' oi d. "
rate bail Was d"i' ANA s.ie rriu'cn 10 'u VI 'urM
alnne witnesses lrlal was mai, aud ."i CONVICTION
so was sentenced to three months m.onlleht ~ ih'
Pemtenuary and $40 iihc. WIZ VI mapaHH
coris aud certiorai slcd out, ani the return yoo-
terdly consisting of the waiver aii ro"yr'ioi, WA
Stated and IL wanted all along to "e irl ~ !h.
lirn coor,' (icanng tiir General Ss'io"s) Mf O'rct
corroboraled otoIy, AMI Ju isc Et'it su nc ,et
It a duty 20 e'y. wuatrvcr m,'tnC rt 20 ,,',.r a.i
r.suIt of this Case that IiaGlhtidr, am ,h',t
rlriks ought to be auinomI-..'d to see 70 IL
in all a,ps nat lc0pc are not to tc Wilpicn ~ tPi
rights nrui, Ii cdIelcssneSs. Ieopo hiouu u; U, w
Nh. ordinary way tuLt tH"y can isca nv tih'l tHcl
wish and suUdld NJ as@ci w'i'r Lev 90 "i "" ''o'
nn, II ru. normal of tnngS IN oar institution:
j. trial Nv iury ana the Constitution ohg 80 DC tuieu
nv everything the magistrates al e',hS ct u" & W IL
rn ,,n I,rtIcs especially Ihu-; of foreign hrtli II
,s,r tos aud clerks were careless II WUuld l'iu 40
ra a,t .h,sp EVERYTHING depended on tue good WILL
n;,|, url,c, The MAGISTRATE ADVISES IN Uii,oncs
Tne case was tncn adi"nrncd t" 2;3C D. ~, at Whcn
,n,n Ihc examination WAS Resumed, ana ohc oi INC
I'M, ~ T-.x NJ rhct w.s iSkci by Ju iS' irr:tt
whrtncr in tnat Court, they awavS inform'd persons VI
.ir r,,t IN ilry i, aud ho replied that wherever
, d.irn sirn trial IL giantcd. There not D'lle
ntsfactory proof tnat the prsoier hdd ocn llornr" @
t r,on;s Judge Barrett lnaily ordered Inc d"cl"fc
y, Ina nrIsouer on S2 Da 20 await tidl W JiIy'
New-York tribune., 1874-12-22
CuyFlHNATIONS BY TIE SENATE.

WASHINGTON, Dee. ell he senate Ill la
ccuti,c Session day conrneI the following n0lnii1'
tons: r., o
lS w.rn TIE o: o ~ of t", t. nO"'vI eIprr; Fl' A.
,,ta nrrrs PEN cl anG 81 d. puore to be Cl'ci ba
r. nnin T. Hli,r at Barb,!os; Augustus Van Ccef a.
Isn,ra; tro H. f. iai ClUuho; Marrrr FADr at P:t
H. Ellia SEA IeJr' tpn'idIihe h'I AZ taytnh''
% i'casou West Randall VI GsoSs e. lv9'D n
W"e " lc in " rt"Sc j. r'Et' DrT,y In, r' ~ y
paq.; nv, rhr'mf pnni Georg. w. Mrrr'c
M.,oOs r1n Hcnpc" HI,ys iy nanpS' ssa S',rsc & Jln
roa~q rre:a s. j. T. van Vagina Maso.. y. j.; H. {.
Iac, o. r. .n,uI " j. Lnr '"p Farmer, iJ."Arl, j.
IL pg PR run, onI .iJ,t'o tot Arvnirr h. Shir1s. "
h tit 81 ol Sn' .dir, LrHf o. Marcus " IL Smp
,o r. r s:,nr to;nu.iue a the Of Loonc
" hr. WIN W. Burns suI he Assistant 'mnan
u!r' J. hi.e rN o; Li9r n soine .@p', 1y3n =: a@
r. L,.t tLi L. !! b. captain aHd C"n'4lssaTy OF
n win. h.vr en promote in the Amy Cops of nnoel
Mi 1hnm L. Ga .y to I,ui'i tlii. tah ".
Nj L. to Man; t's,.i'rt, \ H. v'rrF Hfi liaFs ~
h. amr, ,c. w. W H. hc.r, j. l. A.c aud NJ ". Lyons,
fn.-To be Assistant Surgeons With tie rt of First
mont Vatr ai, ., N,f iorA, Jhhp Van r. n"I ~ Sew-l"f.
."o - ri r,yf IT, Irici II columbia G,o.r v. Alar of
Ill., i,ui 4 Ron f Ncw.l"rk. Ewarl b. M",lv Of Penna..
,,f uf B'fdr. t Stihgtf taIf1r'li john o.
%! ,r 5", !. rnrr Of tavan Au;a,s a. De
f ., . anl :, yc.tcr l.: John Anton
hy "ioi 81 Nt"io.A Lows NJ 'iuS oi May
I'D, n b. soba !tcpar,, Jy appointment civil M Arthur
WI,# Of ktuiIr7y; 4. tricn 81 C"ursS; e. H. idEnng.
qfoh% H. Ew a! pH2"' & De- k""G T'Io,, ,, 81 kn,t, s.
q, Ar, ArSio,; Sers!t.MaiJr Ad!eS l. ,l'!rf C" the
10, m he rt OF tie last SIdans class at West
l,r-n uuil.lJrr OF promotions Of First and Second
Li,..nau;S IN che line Of the army winch have been
r.rca,ly announced, CUnilI hcd to-day. together
vii ne foI"wing under Spcci i acts OF tonsr"ss:
ryG o: the On eavary to q he .r;' Itusn'
If ,,i lrncl,n a the 81 Ry4r lie restored y.
s.vn from J.'. .O, $50 as II 'o1.nn"uHy ~ service
New-York tribune., 1874-12-22
XLIlID CONGRESS--2D SESSION
Continued from second Page.

the people for what Ia done In congress.
There is no aspect in which this witness presents the
wrl convinced OF the motive which has brought hii
from Europe to tempt The Committee OF WAYS anu anu
Means to bring him here and 10 draw Dut OF MN JnHL
wh,t has bcrn drawn out uf him, but am flied with
amA"mcnt that any san" man could ior & one ~, pr'
4 Iony and somewhat ccnn!c al discussion chHucn a'
to the power Of thc liou'r 70 punish Tor r"m'rtP, ,
Mr.. @lIIllEN~ CJ IN. G. - and 1f ~ IHt w ~
Ma argued that ~ ihr las provide I"' tn p,nI& &
~ ~ If a fr,slnt wi1" by SEN ,tig I'm "r ,ilit % :
icrr n court aud ury of the bi"rcf oi tniilna u'
ia + rli'rc thI- co"ary any rh thlht a, .t,
anrriary law, and cianrl the c"h'i uIi','
li@m ci every cal IN 10 hc r'N" p''"ic o"'' '''
jn!y ,,,,,p, Mo-,
o. '.r otter hn1 NJ NTH. H. DhTE, ~ E K p mpl. Is1sa
a. d. t' -;atui"r; provi i.i'n s,n- .mn c"nrt ,m"
lrl>"arnrnt "ach House had the power 10 Pnn',h II"
con"lnn.. Nj. liLrk al>" @i@+"r'", the pfoprrW 81 "i
passing auotlrr Ltw livhs ''IG'''' ll,rt ic io"' ="
commit a r.cn>lnt witness 10 imprisonment J" '''
county iaii Tor II months ,,,,, film ,r,.,.o
Mr.. LAWRENCE Il: 'p. OAl") argIcd thu thr i'oii'
had the same power III tHch maticr' as 'h' h""''H
House oi ComniOIs. . ,.,,, m
marked that hai JUS been inf"riE" thit iF"ln va
no ongcr the cIstoy OF the srgcani,dt-ArniS' ana
It .h,uI hc here remarked tnat when the subject WAS
introduced IRWIN was fifi GlaenargoI rom me
Of last Monday. ~ witness VINO iad
failed to appcar Mr. BSTH' t "n""Gc%,nfa GiTcn.si"n
was continued In nc OF 1t Mr.. BUTLER cnarac
tcrN Il Congressional inye.tiEitiJn, a. m.rt -, t ~.
we'll cul mn "a rccusdnt witness 10 the torture anu lc
thumbs crew as to the power to pdnish hh ny
committing bln to Ill. , ,..,.a.,
Az Lsi tnc discussion closed, anil the order asked
for by Mr. Dawes WAS mlds without u DIVISION VI thc
House.
THE HOLIDAY RECESS.
Mr. DAWES then called UP the resolution FOR an a"
jnurnInent over the Christmas holdays-ron "edheS
day, De. 23, 10 Tuesday Jan. g.
Mr.. HALE N"p, NJ moved 10 Law the resolution on
the table The House refused to lay the resolution Oh
the tahlr-Yras. 100; NLrs, JIG.
Mr. FAIRFIELD ,,;cp o. nj moved az an amendment
to make the adj urnment from next Ihlrsay 10 th
following 1huisiiy. The aurn'lhcnt was rJce,r"
thc( and Nay ohly o. Notll- i"f Il Oh io
luz NOic. -. s.. .,,oos
Tnc or ,lna resolution then adopted for recess
from WrInrsiay l"x 10 Turstav, tho 5th OF January
Tue Vote wa>-YcIS. I2l; Nays, y3. =,
Mr. COBUIN tis.p., Int) mJyrl to fix for the nr't
Wrucsd y ttrr tn, uoIlays the CONSIDERATION or the
REPORT OF tc onI ,nttce Military All s III Relation
the equalization VI bountl's. Inc inolioh Was ho'
agreed 10.
lle House them al OclOck adlOurncu
New-York tribune., 1874-12-22
DEPARTURE or FOREIGN Nails
Tuesday, DRc. %.


Wv FOR 7r;e oIe.'J,D All Lrt.'U1' -. - o'sBNtI
i 80 ~. Slpp"nr1iJf' Ni o. rlo -" a.
Uie 81 liO kicals U san' Al -" M inm l1'
No. IS SOrh RIVER. o,,
A rip,'d PO-Unt =; steam
shlp sail rom ti-r No ~ y l.
MATS lls.t inrS. ali nj :" DTlr - - -" -te'hn
T,- cio,e at steaGnp ssis T. ton r'r No. l..
wEDNESDA,. prc 23.
Nails for Eurbna Q eSi"Hh all ROO y" 81 aDshlr
Po.Oacc r. IA. ,T'hp is ~ oD 'Gaari D'"s
Mai, ior the Wr, no, r-1 sal - A-.er:" rn,1"ratn
by III. steamship Oifir, g. p =. - -f""ip"'..r Mm
IouileT No 4j ~ IL .... -
Lnr"Ifs AMI im'ur: ~ IL Sn-hi3
FIR IA 80 a. >C;ir- 1t - I '""G At g.,
Po,-Oace at 1880 St'nN - st',nt - L ape" hei q"
For the NCtlran drr, bv TIE s.ra.p Ro'orm rA lose
9::iD 4. H. Steaiishp rom llarn""k Nt' nr"sS1.
Mails for Iiyiaa tircf. tie - 9 ''@rl. 'io'e
ASGpplcn.rhy Mhl II coe. a; T." 10 rHWcst .iO
D. IN. Steamship ais ~ o. ~. it"n P..fAi. ., y. r.
F.sibN a. DtC
Christina, D,-ILe Poice al ,a Nil lr ,l'>.d ~
Stats tor Newfol ScSic:S Pntc."
AMn HagfaI " 81 .clo,eLn tue NvY,r4 po;p hc@
SATr2DAf. prt, 80.
For IRISH cny pc'c 1r i,'r- -. - ','an'lo
Ot cl,sc , u. y" r"bi"t! Nd''
Stram>l sails tom t'7 10. - y r. &'r..
For the intn" tol tG " ';''tNtn Ohfr.
close at il:"O ~. "G?H me- '!r' N ''"'>! ~ 'hr
PoOTcc at l::O D. alr,i s.' d. : T. -, M !"f |"' %
F"r Tran drrct via lfayrc by ar,ip rc: m'N atj
No Sup. leneray hi htI>-p si.s a r - i"i ""'
So North River.
NAL, West, scan,'nD Ste"f f'i9"@' II v H.
Steamship sail. =, 3 f. ~. f,g re. 81 - lat ~.
S!A3Ai. lE,. -.
All M,lseOss ili o'O'Se ILL., i"ei'on nee ''fD "'"
New-York tribune., 1874-12-22
NEWYORk TRIBUNE lM-rRPLE SHEET

m Kohn,en rf Eprvood- think premises occupd by tho
defendant constitute place within the spirit Of the naae
defendant attends matters there inc
prevent defendants FROM henR compelled go
70 place. under supplementary which they 40 no % L,o @
business is not r0nner'es WIN
Affairs. When. however the place u' and rsrrna,y M @
clear that the h1rshp which tr statute
iutene prevent does not exit The examination must M fe
defendant has property In in'hmohi
COUNTY both personal and res sufficient s ejument or"fi
nccurIluglr.
y Jnicr D,ys-Mdingcr e Al. art Bnckner ct a'-M"u"n
O 40 costs oi sane ai e ' VI
hiir up prc,, be- al'' dr jan ati o"
ens .r cnmpaint ythn a?s II reference 10 stand and
III" ri rrccri an pc III" a llvnn ~" VI nic'"uL
Mo- nn dem wi L"i cost, Jif mire-iI or gri aa'
nldl. biuran at. lo"n G"n' M' "'i p''"
Eg JGi,' D"hn' "i PIm rrf ai Sas 'g, "l
Wan l... r.. r, gr; E' pl ''' - r
ri 6i ~ f".k * Nil,"r- "h
glsnlrl NJ tee ui has n--Ui.r grAI'd
New-York tribune., 1874-12-22
NOMINATIONS BY TIE PRESIDENT.
WAsuIxGroN, Dec. 2l.-Thc President sent

the following nominations 10 ihc senate to-day:
L.sis Par T. prct tulG' g Aa5rna vice Bn"ed re-
,rG L. Appraiser ~ hctcdanilsc, sthor d
a. M, Iulur u;.rna i~yrpur Vl;n Ds,c NORTH tirchaai
f. ST Harms Pension A. " ne lng. w. Va. ,
J,i,, tcIs-A l. skrne Bn,k port, Me- u. McFsnd FL.
sor;n G. Noftun E.tprt Me; A. e. lhub Bell st Ne
# Es An.rn NJ: A. Intt,. .Mscs Nc; W II Have 1ai',
Nc w. Thonas ck ney rryas j. NJ Borensn. Parkrisburr.
w. rJ; j. H. ll4>Oa. saginaw. Mith C. T. ciiJM Inlad'
90 Jam En. Evnn"wl v. y; Jnsis =. khoi"s JEFF on,
iowa: A. A. AGrcl l.. M, lowaIna An Ians Cherokee lo"si
J d. llou .yir Afai A. \. tlwcl: tatr he Ah
lose N IS ogn NcweaLr Me- H. Eiatry PaEe d, Me- Smue
f. Mpr M.; ELas 4. Med. M"rA's, j.; ,anuel
tvrun,rt B,udor, MAJ Join W. Ar.hc FaDEhr inI NJ H.
ot 90 urhsyIr pri"i l.. lnnhp-. Md i;ion. pei
Wp g. Iicrlrs Mri. DcL; E"ad Iua'eue. Ne"c"s'e' Deli
Joseph I,aih, Warsaw, ill., ,,.
IT, FranR = bo Colonel Capt Henry " Lazele to
h. N i NJ or O>clr 4 b. LracaHt O"n"I lirsi lfa
,Ta i.aaa al Da' T. Wels To- b tspaD-' "if't Llt
h. lru:ntnt in the OrHancr DpIitieh'
c,ul H. H. Pa FonA BaAc and John y" sum
rleI y b. Irt L..Itehants
New-York tribune., 1874-12-22
A NEW RULE REGARDING INsOLvENT ASSIGN.
MENTS.

In the matter of the assignment OF George
Place & Co.. ChiefJusice DAILY, IN the Common Pleas,
has Aid the practice under which iusolvenfs may
permitted defer nng schedule of their assets
for sx months after ing tho petition lie says The
sct OF lt hss extended the time for ng the schedule
TO months. but let tho provision unchanged In the
original act Of $780, which requires bond to DO en-.
tered into within 30 days The Judge cannot approve
the bond until he knows the value Of assigned prop
erty and to enable him Judge OF the value he should
have the schedule Of the property before him. To
dx the amount OF the bond upon an afhdsvit
OF the asaeuos opinion Of the value Of the property
would be q very loose mode Of procedure. and might
give r1se TO great mayy abuses Toe extension OF time
for the fling OF the schedule msnifesy designed
cover cases in which It would be impossible 70 prepare
tbe schedule within te limited time formerly gwen and
t certainly should appear that the schedule cannot 10
made up within tho ne fxsd for the entering into the
hnd before the udss shoud az the amount Of tbe bono
New-York tribune., 1874-12-22
TOI IU.IY HINTS.
FOLEY.

The long list of names prominent in bank
ing mercantile pursuits, Insurance, and other depart
mcnts of business, which are brought forward to in
tcrsc the merits of Fol?y's gold pens, is hardly
needed, . high place have these taken in general
esteem Pens from 81 to $40. gold pencils from 81 TO
$40 and pearl ivory, silver, rbbcr pcnhulderS ana pcl
rl are oiprrd BY Mr. Foley, at NJ. AstOr House,
suitable TOR holiday presents.
SCUERNEEIIORN.
Games and many other articles winch instruct well
as amuse are shown by j. W. Schermerhorn & Co, at
No. IA BonG.st., and many tot them are admirably
od,p,ed for holiday purchase. Alphabet blocks and
MAGNETS microscopes, kiledOscopcs and globes OF all
slZ. ) form part of these.
A. COX'S SONS.
Handsome walkug-c canes ave not lost In favor as ad
iiucts OF complete walking costume for gentlemen.
cane with mead of gold cOnsorts admirably with fur
trimmed oyercOat, and with these with sticks
nuuntcd with livery silver aud with canes having
curious wooden tops, A. CoXs Sons az No. rs Maiden
lane well equipped
MORTON.
Mort0ns gold pens have reputation OF long standing
and high character or gold pens, and OF pencils and
Of aud other precious materials he makes
fine display at No. 25 Maiden lane. Special attention
ia duo to tho crluUid pencils and peD-casc5 fabri-
Gated from u material OF various aud Deautiiui
cUlOrs.
New-York tribune., 1874-12-22
COURT OF APPEALS.
AIuANY. Dec. 2l.-In the Court Ot Appeals Monday

Dec Il, I6I4 . ---.,.., -, ~. lg,icnItur,l Inur.
appellant Eguel bY "in>o~ VI
AMI eaut and by J. ". Paige for respondent ....,a.,.
ji-,ne. &e and others respondents
an Johu g. HasAin al sppe,ans argued Abel 'f'o1 VI
for suDell4bt and b Ira u. Warren for responirn@ -
No loU- Harper Duseuturt a. Collector &C; iesvo.n ~
Grorr fuburt al appellants; Argued bJ d. H. Wse oi SP
peIlantS Submitted by respondent M =, n;.,, .,,e,.
No ibs-AI,I kinad respondent agt VIM H. D"uelr app
s,yn. by L. St.tsop counsel for appellant and sao''e'
for resi- ondtnt ,., .,,.n,. 49,, AVN Ri,s Kermit
S e. Barry respondent ss The Equity 1--we Aar
rt Al By Nash Of counsel s az
n-IIauu and by l. Il Rolinou fJr respondent n o,
aud sdjournei " Tossd pee 49,