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Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1874-07-23

That INJUNCTION. = The injunc-
tiOn case of JOHN ]. MAxoN VS.. BAL
LEY & RIDENoUR, which we mention
ed in our issue before the last, was
heard in the Probate Court on Friday.
The decision was given on Monday.
The temporary injunction prayed for
in the petition, enjoining the defend
ents from selling at retail until the
final hearing of the case, was granted.
1t was ordered that the injunction be
issued by the Clerk of the Court Of
Common Pleas upon the plaintiff Civ
ing bond in the sum of $4,000, to
the acceptance of the Clerk.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1874-07-23

TJoHN DAGEs has the latest style
of Hats. mar.I2-5m.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1874-07-23

WHARFAGE for the week, $52.75.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1874-07-23

~Rooms for Rent-over the
Store of MAUcK & GENTRY-suitable
for small family, or for offices.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1874-07-23

]. R. MCCORMICK.
July 9, 1874.
New-York tribune., 1874-05-20
THE RECORDS AGAINST FIELDS.

The suit of Isaac Wood against the City was ar
gued yesterday before Judge Donobue the Chambers branch Of the
Supreme Court motion strike out as irrelevant certain portions
by the City Mt Wood brings bis sui, a. The
assignee Thomas c. Field, late Corporation Attorne for 600
The b appropriations second Indictment and
arrest Fields for receiving bbesn member OF the Legislature
his fight thereupon. by which be vacated the ofee
Of Corporation Attorney. and the fact that he did
not to the defendant certain fees more
balancing the claim and finally Judgment 5000 900 OBJ
taine Albany 1871 suit in which the CITY Of New
made defenlauts This judgment 10 claimed stand. on
record and procured for the benefit Of the city, and
counter claim and defense to the Actlon.
The counsel moved that the paragraphs relating TO the
FIELD and the deduction that he had vacated ofe be taken ont
Irrelevant tra and thos. relating u,
the bribery; bad" eoun,.l that
aer swned sb~u compelled establish m
nent against Field a, dens.
and that these allegations Intended
the
Ii was objected the allegation retained b, Field
that the spceihc
Have, appeared iOr MI Wool
reply Wheeler H. Peckham argued that the sinking out OF the
facts objected would nothing behind ;esdpg ,t .
chacere the departure Field from th, state
enable whether be hal oe or moi
that the fees retsned greater . The
p4nuG that though People palt a.
Abby judgment for the benefit Of people and
finally. objected Irrelevant events
they could DO harm on the tnaL Decision reserved
New-York tribune., 1874-05-20
HARSH TESTIMONY AGAINST MRS. BRINcKLEY

An interesting witness occupied the witness nd
all day yesterday The trial OF the Bntey divorce suit The de.
fh opened with forebs address By Gen Anthon went into the
vide hed allowed BY such trials with great Mrs BncLey
th target OF Afe~ baetle words ami the outlines
we're drwn clearly possible eoun.eors a ritpes. wa,
Clarence Hunt Wholesale broker Memphis testimony df
fere little from that former trial ereep In On I'm
poH'n' particular On The tfst thA Jase Van
umony relating - Mrs Bnnesleys reputation At tim. psso.Ing .
contract of marriage alleged by her holding not periue 10
the question Of marriage or no marriage" lie admitted such
mony Yesterday under recent ruling Of the Appeal,
Clarence Hunt said that he met and kne" the pnha ago
1865. she quite young lady m Bnnelsy hal
that only IL old 'heh lie met her again 1861 and
she under h. protection uutl 1854 In the latter ye.r
re1asd he
10 heNYot with her and he iHoinee pker unt
said there idea Of mansge and the general opinion IN
that tbT and wife The witness
er.nnrd BY MT Beach ss sis that L REGARDED her
h'a yl ugh ue opfes'as1ss' VI sa Gy Per.9ss-su be
New-York tribune., 1874-05-20
DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN MAILS.

WEDNESDAY, MAY 30.
m. r Rurop. vi, the steamship
Abyssna No Supplementary Mall steamship sails
atga A ,fromCu Dock. jersey CITY
IlIURSDAl MAY 2l. .
Plymouth CherOong and ambdg bT steamship
close 80 IN. Supplementary Nal IL closed az e
Po,tOe steamship sails from pier loot OF
Third-st iioboSen . 90. .,
Mails Tor avans direct the steamship City Nerds close
Al D. Supplementary Mail closed at IN Posfonee az @'fo
n m Stesmshio sails y 3 o. m. from Pier No ~ X
Mails Tor emua the steamship Metropolis close al Ii m
FRIDAY. MAY ~
Nesfork fostoucs
m., lIaiiaI.
Mail slr ~ ~ closed st the Sewfork Po'onos every
Ia at u D. IN, and goes Boston. -
SATURDAY.. MAY %.
Great Britain aud Ireland via Queenstown na h'erp1o %
closed at the $3.50 Steamship sails a. IL m
from White Star Dock, Payouia Renv Jersey CN .
Ms Southampton and Bremen per the steamship
Ws.er close at l2 NJ Supplementary Mail closed s' the Post
Office 30 Steamship sails at from the oo' 'i inHd
st.. Iloboken
rsc, and closed Mail sent ~ this line
Mails tor Kinz.on Asgnva Panama and Central Ameean ana
South Psahc ports per steamship Acapulco close a. w
m Mail is closed at the PostOmce AZ IL m
Steam ,hip at ~ NJ. from Pier No. AZ N. X
Mails Indies Brsn and the Argentine Sonsdetsuon
the steamship South America. close at p M suppheb
Mail will close Postofee l:30 Steamship sails a.
H., from Pier No. 49, n r. . =,
Steamship sails at p IN, from Pier No 70 Is IL
SUNDAY. MAY 2l
All at IL O'Clock IN. Tn, fostOnce open hS"
N. III a. u-
New-York tribune., 1874-05-20
CRIMINAL, NOTES.

John Martin, charged with selling unstamped
cigars held yesterday 500 bail by Commissioner shields
Samuel Jackson and John Pell were committed
900 Justice Murray. at Jefferson MARKET Police
Cont Yesterday breaking into the store Of joseph Wen az
No l26 hires Thomson held IN tlOOO bni Tor
stealing i've false teeth from Dr. John Allen OF No 3l4 fih
Joseph Murphy was taken before the Tombs Police
Court Yesterday charge grand lacerI, on the complaint
Charles store. No ll3 Pe ST. be attempted 70
Of $40 Justice Wandell comHtte
hin default Of 81 900 bail George Maitland OF
Newark j. waking in Cenest. yeseni,y street Arao
named Gallagher pc.el his POCKET Of - amer shp chase
the captured an held by Justice Wandei IN sIoOo BAN 10
In the Court of General Sessions yesterday Part
H. Recorder Hcket presiding criminals seneel as follows
samuel Watson b.sy years sni months IN State pfson
james Harrison bur gi term n state Prison yohg Duncan
bura Prison Charles Ben sn1 Charles Chs
ann burglary each fye yels State PRISON. Thomas Donns
burglary sI Se Prison Elgene BOYLE grand larceny olr
ears in STATE Prison; Eo nths IN stae
Prison. gand larceny In state JtcoD
Zeiter ur n STATE Psoni Patrk OSnes Aen!
from the person, h'e years IN state Prison
New-York tribune., 1874-05-20
A CHURCH DISSENSION.

The congregation of the Swedish Evangelical
Lutheran Church Of Guyu Adophus formed 1853, 'nd
Pssct wamoh very scive In its organization
Amounted 10 1868 collection in aid Of the sufferers
n, famine In Sweden nusted wamoh 1t aer~ad
charged he sent the money to thos Tor whom was h
tented In November, 1863 removed from the ohce oi
Treasurer by the u,es begun sgns him for the re-
coyy Of the funds amounting 1890 He arrested on
this suit upon criminal action for embsnnt and gave
bail In the civil suit Judgment BY defant was entered
against sbout year for 81 900 In .he Superior Court Cham
her. moved YESTERDAY that the Judgment
aside trial ordered the grouna that he was never
Informed lie state ;hl the sun was he
result conspiracy him from obtaining an spponmeh
Consul lie claims that the trustees codii not re-
ov him a, he wa ,pone by congregation and that at the time
he l,f S374 The Is still on a John
church, Nssemsn Latin Tor WalmoIn
New-York tribune., 1874-05-20
EXTRAORDINARY 10.

Superior Coprt-Special Term BY Judge Van Worst.
Russell AIT Day all ymal Walse; Anson, National Ba-E
act Cievs e. aI-Moons grapd WisSan sgt Wisws-OHer
ntsd for settlement Payne exr ag
and referees rspo condme Of proceed
y,c,ie Franklin saunders ct aEtmnaton OF defendant,
aienbg Proceed Jmes aSt ArraS s-i'Saes settled ana
awarded. -.,, - IL.
Of guumha College OF New York Lynch aJu1 nent
for DEFENDANTS opinion Lloyd a. sgt BurSCase resetei
see memorandum for counsel
Common Pieas-Specidl Tern-By Judged +. Daily.
vvetrI , Eyerle odsre tSse aem In tae mat
Ter &c Of Ial-Afdayit to petition defective
Supreme COurt-Chdmbers-By Judge Lawrelce.--
win TON sgt Mhe Nonerpove Boiler Companyn incon con
tnpr motion denied LOaneIs Bank ssL Jicoby-
By Judge Donoue-1upper National steamship Company IN
mefnorantuuL Hunter Central
,,oSd of n J-oon denied memoaniun Batter hsthte,-
i. olJmsrk ag Clifford; Malar sgt Pane-Mouohs denied
,;, sg Uiyar-Moton granei National Boadway Bank ag.
i,ytnn No,oa granted memorandum. MrJ Carroll ag John
Cso-Decre q granted to p1ud Go0i1ge as Rosen
81, Jui.s DaDes.-Chsmbsrl,in .gt CummInss-oPuou,
New-York tribune., 1874-05-20
THE COURTS.
CALENDARS SECOND TRIAL.

VALUE or THE SECURITIES on WHICH LOANS WE'RE
MADE TO TIE OCEAN NATIONAL BANK.
The second trial of ex-Bank Examiner Charles
Calendar accepting bibe for reporting fyob the eond
Of the Ocean Nson Bank resumed yestery in the United
Court before Judge Benedict The prosecution claims
that seeue. upon Copdnr borrowed money from the bak
and that the bank knew them TO be when they
given securities consisted mainly Of the bonds of the Portsge
Lake Lake Superior ship Canal Rrod and Iron Company and
Wild Co. Coatnun. the eIamnatiO1 Of Mr. Ste
venson ex erJuige Fullerton him the
when Csllendar obtained the indofse
rnsnt Of Co.. Baak believed them TO be in
good slndny that the witness accepted n 1870
the po Of President Of the bank it bs its right 100000
Of the FIST bonds Of the Company referred to- The
inference therefore, drawn thar the bank believed such bonds
be worthless invested ia them extensively. The
repeated his heretofore published testimony about Caen
dare negotiating the Portage Lake aud Lake Superior Ship
Csna Railroad ad Iron Conpny aud those Of the Decatur Sullivan
Railroad and asserted that when be took them be
CsendI securities good lie also stated that he
uppoe the negotiation of the boni' mentioned for the beaeb Of
the Ocean National BanV
EIJgge Fullerton ofer-l Prov that M Sieenson belief that
Cenier good we'll founded Mr. Pary objected
aer sharp aud acrimonious discussion Judge Benedc, said
proof vsae Of the question
EIJndg Fullerton s conteude that be hai ngt show that Mr.
Stevenson lury concerning securities
Judge Benedict adh red The Of the intrinsic
of the securities then Dropped and interesting question
secs, and ,skd him bey refesbe Ms lie tb tbe"
Fullerton declined allow him ground that
nothing had BY them.
Another discussion closed by Judge Bnecs directing the du
be shown t. NJ Pur the prrcple that SIDE has
oil the poiucel by tbs other BTJaige Fullerton
replied: will ordered bd wall extend
a who a accused making fslse
repy question What did when
Ca!enaT "a rot BANK
eIlminr sail; Sir Calendar examiner
anew the the bank stood Portage Lake
Superior ship Cansl snl Company he also knew III
aud her fore felt free oaustO him"
lend him for the purpose Il Of
influencing hi, oaio al action I A. did not.
question substantially identical With the which
witness last Friday AMI to which eIJug
groand that whe be might
Calendar Mr. Calendar might have hal intention being
brle In other words the bAnk might have thought
Calendar. wheI dong nothing of the
long exhaustive redirect examination ELECTED
former M except that Mr.
AFRAID the Examiner he Kept tue Controller OF the Currency
the National Bank loBg' not
report Cenar might make the the Cur.
renew the bank fact nsoyent when from
him il
so William ~ Tweed director Of Ocean National
but that he declined the honor Of Board Of
1t also appeared that M Stevenson bank money
failed and ts the debt unpaid H. Didn't how
said that his Indebtedness
bother any, because he kueS be could pay
New-York tribune., 1874-05-20
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

The House took up the Senate amendments
70 the Naval Appropriation bill Some OF them were
concurred in and others nOn-concurred in. The
latter sent to committee Of conference and the
Speaker appointed as such committee Messrs Hale
QRep. Mel scoheld Rep, PENN, and Marshall Dem
ILL.,
THE MoIETY SYSTEM
The House then took up the bill reported by Mr. f. H.
ROBERTS (Rep.. n. ". from the Committee ON ways
and Means to amend the customs laws and to repeal
system Of moeties Informers in customs
cases.
Mr. DAWES Qsep.. Msss), Chairman OF the Committee
Ways and Means, moved au amendment 20 strike out
tion provision that any informer who shall pay any
officer Of the United States portion Of the money
received by him shall have perpetual right Of action
for It's recovery.
MIR. BECK Dem. Ky), a member Of the Committee
on Ways and Means, also submitted an amendment
making it unlawful for any Senator Representative or
delegate Congress TO act as agent attorney proctor
advocate solicitor or counsel for any person against
whom suits or proceedings brought Tor violation OF
M E' H. ROBERTS G2ep., n. " opened the discus
ston on the bin IL proposed, he said TO limit the time
within which prosecutions for Onenscs against the
epue laws may be begun. IL submitted. as separate
nronostlop the question OF intent to defraud. 1t
stricted the penalty for the omission III te entry OF
goods OF cost Of charges and PACKING 10 an amount
double the sums omitted. IL resrlctcf tDe FORFEITURE
for underyaiuaton particular items 70 winch the
frauds attached but It added me OF not eAceedng
5000 In any IL swept away the arbitrary pro
cess for the OF books and papers IL aOosned
IDoeties substituted specific rewards III souslt 70
do grave work for the adjustment Of the CutOnis rev
euue system 10 that standard Of freedom ana lntc-
gence which prevailed In other statutes. The ollI was
AN outgrowt Of an Investigation which began In feD,
ruary and closed the ZOth OF ApiI, the result Oh
which appeared in printed report OF nearly 800 pages
an e suthorlty OF organized bodies and with all the
eOauence Of OF the aD!est men Ia he county anu
with that stronger eloquence oi INDIVIDUAL experience
IN conclusion Ge said: The purpose OF the bin Is to
protect tho liberties Of the people, 70 sa,e tne ehor
niues OF the statutes wdon have nterered win thelr
auo enforcement, aud " provide sOmo hethod Vl eVi
New-York tribune., 1874-05-20
wALL-sr. MISUNDERSTANDING.

Walter Brown. jr., sued Edward S. Munroe and
other. Superior Court before Judge Curtis yesterday Tor dam
,e, suus stock transactions 10 1871 just before the Chicago
Ere the defendants bought for the plaintiff 200 shares oil western
Union ompay stock The panic followed the hFe and the
defendants 100 shares Of the stock they claimed bv the au
toty pnf The other 100 shares they sold consequence
Of their suspension They claim that subsequently, they agreed
with the plaintiff upon which they should account for the
,,ok The pand giving authority to sell either o ana
..,t that when attention they promised to make
right January when he stock had reached 73 he ske
Tar settlement this Refused, andst tins rate he
make hs defendant responsible 1he J1ry renrnei scaled
verdict Jobn r. Parsons apeaei o the pai1ln and MDu
C,r the efenla
New-York tribune., 1874-05-20
OFFICIAL TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE
Brooklpn Rra! Gsiaie for Sale.

A SACRIFICE.-Fo two days / will offer Is
n LOTS Prospect PaE Brooklyn at TWO THIRDS VALUE
Large portion remain mortgage DARWIN z29 Brood
NOR SALE-LOTS on Remsen and Montague
rs Fabushsve. and Prospect Park Plan GORDON L. FORD
81 Cark-st. Brooklyn.
EOR SALE ON VERY EASY TERMS
HOUSES Nos 43 wiows, 81 neks'i lO2 Pnespge,t, l58
Remsens 81 and So Nasaust 266 shi 26s Nsshngol
I79 97 Wlolsbbys GORDON L. FORD VI C.rksL,
lrn.
New-York tribune., 1874-05-20

Gamma, Thom,s Csrsber grand larceny Peter Foley Mwa
Morris larceny non person Charles Harrison, receiving stolen
goods. r.. ,J,-u,,. A..
day Commission Of Appeals for Wednesa nT ~
Nos 130 142 IA 147 I48 1885, 133 n, III 10 IN an
after thce will be sessions daily The COMMISSION sa
inurned q until 10 a. ta.m0rr0w.
New-York tribune., 1874-05-20

.o, ooyey ased he would give bsd char
sctsr lady besu, three spoke sgsn ber be replied
he von d,s Of Hunts testimony the aner h r re
pe.ted that the jury might observe how compared With biz
orr s,snt statement
New-York tribune., 1874-05-20
NISIATURh ALMANAC

440 1:lf Moon see....'hofa
DAY-AH
Sandy Hook 2i GOV. island go 900 Hell Gate Ferry. 12e
HIGH DAr-p
Sandy Hook Cows Island. OOf Hell Gate ferry' iod
New-York tribune., 1874-05-20
NOMINATIONS BY THE PRESIDENT
WASHINGTON, May 19.-The President sent

the following nominations To the Senate to-day
Fulton Paul Of New-Yok, 10 be Consul at THndd.
a IstsIleB5a Jackson al Ellsworth Kan John BnsheII
q, Iolli!ay sbug. Penn.
New-York tribune., 1874-05-20
Gouutrn Real gstnte for Sale

A FREE EXCURSION on SUNDAYS to
IA GARDEN CITY PARK by SPECIAL train on Long bland Rio.
D . 'sf Sf Real e. q Estate nsf S5S % @
@ sr s @ 55'n % ss SsSS at 's
A T $40 MONTHLY, or 5000 down, and balance
300 n 500 & & h.e aSs .n fs. o:
sons and s sS vs @
DALI from 70 90, n m p % t1Is SSa & A D5 sn 90 s
4TR 9EFSE % SR9Ss hFs af tsGG e Eps &
| on Thiri.sye.. corner TweBty-slKth.s,
FOR SALE, or EXCHANGE-An early. frui,
OF sIyI ssy Fam with 'qgsror OYSTER GROUNDS Appb"
l. year, EXCHANGE fora city hoqseMy delightful CoUsrRi
sEAr Ia s ADAMS BAEY S s. LrSssD Room 81 ' ''
| TOR SALE-THE OLIVER W0LC0TT
PLACE containing 20 acres 400 feet ircn will be e ;ed as.
whole divided into lots suit purchasers Address Box 2S7 i
| EOR SALE at FALLS VILLAGE, Conn.,
desirable FARM Of $50 with large frontage 90 the
%yfs uBS%s SGo Fho'os's;s s s.
EOR SALE or EXCHANGE-A small PLACE
mile from s'ns saoI on and r. mile . from a.
with fruits; comfortable house good barn. &c tn:
is exceptionally B. rn5une Ohc Ae.iO
IN FAIRFIELD COUNTY, COnn.-FARM
and RESIDENCE for SALE with 26 or SO Of Land house
large nd % conan % 81 & 5" 600 cs yam ;SS ." sS i
Price for house ant the 20 q lard 900 for oea
|
No. . Pinest., Ne1-iork city.
| LNOR SALE-A first-class COUNTRY RESI-
DENCE consisting Of large mansion with the usual oai-
bangs and II land The grounds pleasantly varied
onamened with variety Of fruit nd forest trees
small the premises and deis around Is oeaed
lust within limits Of the City II Hartford, Conn
further particulars and Photographic the pnm in
quire Mr. PHILLIPS ABBOTT at the Oce Of Keller Blake 10
Murrsyst NewYork City, or Of s. BEsIoR ESQ, 2io hhn"
| Hartford, Coun
| EOR SALE SOUTH PARK PROPERTY,
| Il lCHlCAG0, ILL
the highest and elegantly
improved the South Park 43I3s feet with double On1
This lot with hne ard BY sf
the attractive and besu'u property OF N the ycn oi NE
who desires investment VOC
Chicago vii find this and extra
will the pains 10 look at th1
will persuaded that there property 10 Amenes
be safely where Will be
the early future This tract offered
Park Property Address for further par
Hcua ESAAs WARREN Is Ch,mber Of Commerce Chicago uL
MINERAL SPRINGS for SALE.-The cele-
Vl Versailles Mineral Springs and pneDns
So Of land, with garden fruits Sc large hote partially af-
billiard hall With tables bowling alley spring houses Zee
stable tenanthou dh pond kcl offered ss
sale Address JOHN WHEELER, Quincy, H.
New-York tribune., 1874-05-20
REAL ESTATE.
NRw-YORK, Tuesday. Ma

NEW YORK. Tuesday MAY - ,s-.
The attendance at the Exchange Salesroom.
To-Day was fair but there competitor for any %
tue property offered Tao larger portion OF tho pur
chaSes were made by plaintiffs In foreclosure snit ana
the prices are much below values Details Of In.
sales made will be found below.
AUCTION SALES OF NEw-YORK REAL EsrArr
Bp hdrian ~ Muir Il ON
100. y. W. Belts $1,000 W" S''
Tw0stoy and attic bou,e Of Pourh and ,,.
as No n West foorlbst. lot 2jIlOD, W Drum sosd sls 700
Three lots south side Of yhri
each 2JrlO0J, L. X Adam. $4,000.
By william Renn,iiu
One lot four story BROW south aide of
80 fee. Of Madison 2jI022 O. W. McCniarn $40 800
One plot Ws-st Merrsans 7Jrl 81 James WOOD $500
By n. y. Bi,ecksr. son n 90
brosn stone hoae and lot north side of
By JGnlSsM W. Muir
Honse aud lot No. 25S bist Broadway lot 7jrl5 Nathan o,osy
$4,000. ''
~ Richard Y Harp>s
Three lots
7j.7htllO Mar T.. Bari, S22.J00
Thesory highop house and lot Pny
.evsnth,L and new Eastern Boaevad lot l7jslO04 "A H,
$4,000
OFFICIAL TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE.
sEw-YoRK CITY
Dusns 81. 100 q Of Broadway 4OIjj a4o lot
100 Of Broadway. 2Or25 f7S Ncr
Hcnry-si =, ls5 Of Scammeist ArO lO...,. 30. %
Nesfhsmberss No 49, So, 75 y Of Pearl st,
% Or south Ill 70 Rosest cas-, Pol and north 33 n
i4thst ss 45is " Of 2ds,e ~ sIi o5 25,'
3ithst. s2O 9haye Is 3OO0
5Othst W ~ 2jrsO 5.............. 9tsJ
93d,t. No 206 EAs 100 f. Of @aye, 20IlO0S. $3.50
ll3h-st 32l OF 3iaye
l26th-st 293 Of 9Th ave, IL 9r94 Nn
l32dsi 3l63 he Of 9TH ave, wd, lS0EJJ iLOJ
New-York tribune., 1874-05-20
DALENDAR5-THIs DAT.
SUPREME CoURr-CHAxBzRs-DosoauE, J.

%. .Hyman Ramon. Sc 15S.W Wheeler agt. Wheeier
25 .W,keman agt. yoaIewel. 1872. Mount agL Jones.
bcke. III. Miller agt. Hunter &c.
co. Bishop agt Tiemeyer l13secuniy Bank act Bank
60. .WIsOl ast. Rice. - We tOmmon"eaHn
~ ,Wel.h agt Grfftha IT'S. Oakley sgt. C0uglOn
75. shaw sgt Chamberlain, l76.. Campbell admit sgt
&c Hoge. mprd.
70. .TIu,bufd Kane &C. 1873. .Gsrlner ast Porter
i..Tlnghast agt gillng' Fitch ag The Mansfield
hast IT,, &C. Elastic Frog Go.
g6. .Wnchell at. Winchen 1Ss. Chase sgt sed-n.
100. Black, &c. 1875. Peterson, sdmr, sg
lO2. Won Rhade at. Won thade. 49,. - Beeoe,
llb. whitney agt Dantoth 2Dt Voc a8 HOBBY.
.Frdsnberg Dontker 2ol kenBsrd agt Paufng &c
1iS. Bro ag Tule III AessmOre agt. Arculsrius.
lj7. Hal agt Meigs. rcr re.
GzSERAL TERN-D,yIs T. J.; DASIEt. and DosoHUE. ~
81 .IIarway The Mayor 100. .Westeryei agt Ackey
2..Mlls sgt Tn MAJOR. l1l..WoOd agt lockwood
l55 s Yoken 17S. II ,flen sgt Honghang
ing ll3.. .Duryee sgt The Mayor sc
"a Zoikofer Hsveneyer 65 .Dambmia egt Battcfle
MAJOR, al tai
20. .Cathn agL tlsln. 10. - ag. -.
81 Sonneborn al sgt Ls. 80. .WiHship sgt Winshp
yareIe ct u. S9..Ihe People. a., stemm.
81 .B.rtAraoh and ano agt Ter < sno. agt McGuire.
Lsgrave 90. Same agt. same.
30. .A1hrnce ct al agt La 9l..Same agL Sane
grsye 81. Same agt Sane,
l56 .Rcharlson ag. Virtue ct lf..---aY -.
al l66. indianapolis z. and @.
10. Y. ATT. Pull Co. sgt Il. r. agt. Tyng.
Van Tuvl and l13. .Berrian agt Sanford
90 jay sgt. be Goote al lI3Fr Nat Bank OF v. T..
li5 .Mo.selnan aud ano., trus' - agt Morrs and sno
tee Gc agt Caen 179. Ludlow e al Dole
l.7 NcDonad The Mayor S7..The People &c. ag. De
City ofNeS-York. Camp.
l49 .Erie r. r. Go agL Wander
bill.