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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1874-02-26
Valuable Farm
SHEnAN DC Il Co VA.

L. Tfiplett ST. Complt. us. Aaron C.
+ 81 KelIer's Admr. dc. Defts.
pursuant to decree of the Circuit Court OF
Il shenandoah County. pronounced at the
late Dec. Term of said court, in the foregoiDg
cause depending therein, we will sell at public
court house in the town Of Woodstock, Shen-
and0ah county Va. ON
+ 81 7U.RDA 2, FEB. 2sth, 1874,
the valuable farm of which Aaron C. Keller
decd. died seized, Contain irQ Tea Aires. 3
roofs and Is poles, provided the widow Of A !.
=. Eellerdecd. prior to day of sale in writing
cons ents to take sum of money il lieu OF her
dover, which we are informed 'she is " illine
to do, otherwise we will sell said farm, less Al
acres 3 roods and So poles, which has been
assig led to said widow as her dover in "a id
t arm. Said real estate is situated in said
turnpike and the W.&P. r. r. and adioins
tn o lands belonging to the heirs Of isa &C
\ewland decd Joseph Tisinger and others.
nd ranks amongst the finest and most pro-
dgctiye upland in the Valley of Va. There is
/ Story DWELLING HOUSE.
small two story house with a one story wing
attached thereto and large and coinmo diou Z
barn and other necessary outbaildihgs upon
it. There is also one Of the finest apple
orch ards on it In said county containing
several hundred trees, all Of which are fruit
bearing. There il supposed to be about 70 rty
acres in timber the mott Of which, il heav "
tim oered, with pine and oak timber, suifasie
fof lumber and irails There il we'll Of water
in the yard and ponds which supply an alum
dance Of water for live stock. Persons de-
sirpuso investing Unreal estate may do veil
to examine the farm advertised before pur-
Oh asihg elsewhere. g
IA sran, TERMS or SALEs,sup ai>
Sufficient cash in hand to pay costs of suit
and sale {estim4ted hf $3.50, j and the residue
ihstslimsntss AI 6ssfiug interest from day 81
SALE Bonds With good personal security will
be required for the nrst deferred payment and
bonds for the other .dsterred paymeh Il Of pur-
chase money ana . deed of tsrst on the pro-
perry asadditional security aior the payment
money. Sale v Ill take place Il / O'CLOCK
n: Of DAY prioned.s Farther lasmt, ii nv
will be Published ON Day Of 81 le.
Iogl ns 1fst HARE BIRD, z. pa
.,,,4.s.f..- .i..aSs VT. VILLA fS.ss
FEB. sT-td i. ss 81 CJn'rseis
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4 ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

TIE CT editors ofthe Estate ofDavid Lambe rt,
deed are notified to present their accounts
prop. rlv atte-.ed, immedfa tely. Those en-
deoied 10 the estate are notified that the claims
must BE- settled At once. - the estate will be
closed up within short time.
gaisstS ggss so aSkMk LAMRERT,
Feb. 18th II Admr. Of David Lambert, dsdc.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1874-02-26

OaVeu9 by Using inc american barely
SIRE KERCEENE 3 LAMPS. IA
l These lamps are made Of Brass and will
never break.
The burners have a Safety Tub At
tachmeut for the escape Of gas. and will
never explode. aR|f A'''.s ''4 b
The ..himneys are made of Mica Tor Using
so called) and they are the only lamp
chimney made that will not break by
heat or cold.. r-rf.,s 4a4 Il,vs 2f r.
Glass Chimneys and lamps are unsafe
and iexpensiye-this9 is the universal
complaint. sasis..fs.ra,si sff.-1,,t. ID. $,
over Seventy-five Millions of Glass
Lam Cnimneys are broken il The country
every year, - cf,1 all 10 t5J,l.li &. 4
Price of Hand Lamps. complete. with
Miea Chimneys, one dollar Price OF
Bronze Pailor or Stand Lamps, two dollars
Sent to any part of the United States BY
EXPRESS or receipt OF the money by mail.
1000 Agents wanted 40 sell these Lamps
and Mica Chimes in evefv city and town
to whom a liber;l III 3cotiiit will be made.
Send for, Sam9le Lamps and Circulars
giving all particulars. They speak for
themselves, and sell lonss sight. tta 3
Address, e. AMERICAN SAFETY
hae t80l89a No $40 Pear]y Street N. Y.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1874-02-26

1 ne announcement Cnat lev. w Ills
lam Met dire, Of Washington, son Of
tie late Rev. DR.. Mcclure, of Virginia
has retired from the Protestant Epis
copal church and joined the Cummins'
movement has caused considerable
talk among Episcopalians. esx .I5-i
Miss Brewood, an American lady,
has performed the perilous feat of at
tanning TIE summit of Jungiau noun
tain ii Switzerland. ~ as2 37is'i '''f
The delegates of fourteen colleges
are holding a convention at Hartford,
Conn, to consider the matter of litter
collegiate con sests other than physical.
Contests in oratory and defamation
are urged. II
A CHILD SrRANGLED UNDER VIM
DOW SAsn-In Sandtown, N. J. o.,
Monday night, three children were
playing in the school house. Two Of
them went home, leaving the other, q
girl named Fagin, in the building
The doors were locked, and tits pre-.
sumed she attempted to get out of the
window and while doing so the hea
Wy sash fell, pinioning her neck to the
sill and producing death by strangula.
ton. sr..
| CANDIDATES FOR ,CoNGkEss.-Ex.
| President johnson has announced him
self as candidate for Congress Hon
J. Proctor Knott is announced as a
candidate for Congress in the fourth
Kentucky district.
| The New York Graphic says of tn,
divorce ring Of that city: They hav,
their corps Of professional witnesses
through whose perjury the evidence
necessary to obtain the divorce is sup
piled. So thoroughly organized is this
system Of perjury aud pettifogging tina,
| any man can obtain decree 81 divorce
from his wife within period Of a very
lew days without permitting her t
have the slightest knowledge tina
Eany such proceeding has been contem
/ plated. -
"A. Washington. correspondent of tn,
Baltimore American says:-s.Tt is whis
pered about that the woman of w ash
tingtos are about TO emulate the womel
ot the West, and test the efficacy o
prayer upon the dispensers Of beer ano
benzine il this city. 1t is doubtless a
Fitting opportunity for Dr.. Mary Wal
ker and Others of the stronglminded
who like her, pant for notoriety, to OBJ
tain that whieh-they seek. sf San
\ AsSUrr FOR TIE Recovery OF RrcH
!, NoNp, VA-Richmond is about to- b,
gobbled up by a gentleman in Mississ
EiprE The Louisville Miss: Banner O
the l4th instant says: ssOur old friend
Colonel w. s. Boiling, informs as tina,
he has received a letter from his. attor-
ney, in which he states that there car
be no doubt but that the colonel viii
Recover the ownership TO nearly on,
half Of the city Of Richmond, Va i
he gains the suit he will be worth more
than ten millions of dollars Colone
VIM. s. Boiling is the mayor ofthe littl,
Etown OF Louisville, Miss. Rich. Stat
I Journal.
A new FEAruRs FOR RA1LRoAr
TARIFFS AIt is said to be q fact, Il
support of which there are abundant
proofs, thatNthe railroad companies are
actually in the habit Of exacting the
same ric for transpt rtation ola person
weighing only 100 pounds that the,
exact for transpol tation over the same
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1874-02-26
COMM'RS & ASSIGNEES SALE
OF valuable
REAL EST ATE !
NEAR WooDSrocK sHENANno.u 20 va,

O.
VIM. Tisinger Complt VS.. George Shcetz of
Jacob, &C., Defts.
Pursuant to decree o + the Circuit Court Of
Shenandoah county, pron suneed in said cause
on the lIih day OF Lecemb n, 1874, we the
IN der signed Conn., issioners Of Sale and as
signse OF George Sheetz ot Jacob Bankrupt,
will sell on
/ S4 TURD.4Y, March 7th,,. 1874,
in front of the Court House in the town Of
w oodstock, in said county, at Public Auction.
| to the highest bidder. the Valuable Real Estate
| ON which George Sheetz of Jacob, resides,
NARROW PASSAGE CREEK
about miles from the towns of Woodstock
I and Edinburg, Ind adjoining the lands owned
by David Sheetz, Joseph Rosenberger, Henry
MARSHALL. henry C. d Jno. ". Msagrneeferf ana
| Others. Said farm contains frori TIE best in
| formation We have
ABOUT 20 ACRES, o R. 933 P.
It will be sold by the Acre, and if desired by
any party INTERESTED, tse precise aifa1tItiy of
lland Will BE aseer ia in ed either prior or subse-
Guent to day of sale, by actual survey. About
~ acres of said land is under cultivation and
the residne Is covered " tn valuable timber :.
| The land is Of excellent quality and in good
condition. The improvements consist # q good
TWO STORY DWELLING HOUSE
o>%eSAS0t
T necessary out Buildings. There is.a well in
| the yard, a cistern at the house and ne at the
stable and two good ponds OF water on the
.aim. There is also a fine orchard consisting
Of a. variety Of fruit bearing trees. The p,o.
hPsrty advertised is de sirable, not only for
situation, but for its intrinsic value, and is
well worth the attention of parties wishing to
secure home or tom make pr0stable invest
.nent n real estate. ysi7-ss.- .fs7tF KS
TERMS. OF SALE:
Cash in hand ON day of sac sufficient to paw
coets of suit and sale, TIL residue of the p.;sf
chase money in equsl annual installments in
one, two and three rs, from day Of sale, all
bearing interest from said day. The purchaser
will be required to execute bonds, with good
personal security, for all the deferred paw
| me mtg Of purchase money and the title will be
withheM as ada itianai seesr,ty until. ALL the
purchase money sha1lhave been paid. Ad-
ditiopal terms. j: any, will be published ON
day Q! sale. Said real estate will be sold
together or in parcels, as may be deemed
pest on day ofsale. Sale will take place at
O'clock, p. n. of day mentioned
s'ss MARK BIRD, Comm
D. h. WALTON. Comm. 4
Assignee OF Geo. heetz, Bankrupt.
feb. 1t DIS.
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:GiOMMIS Si0NER'S OFFICE. 'i2I37.ls7
~ WOODSTOCK. Feb. Is. 1874.
TO the creditors otAbsalom Painter and Is.
rael Rinker. and all Others Concerned. SIS /,
Take notice II have fiy.d urnn the IA III
day ofMarch 1874 for taking ttr'.f If all debt,
and demands against saN estates, that are no
and place YOU are required to attend.
Given under my hand a Commissioner in
Chsncery hi Circuit Cou rso' Shcnsn d0ah, III,
day and year ii st aforesaid
Eel l9--lwJa ~ p "! MAGRUDER.
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DIRECTIONS. :.

startsih the spr ing and in taking il peel as
mu ch oiss;tbe tree a $ possiole-eyen the large
fimb.-f0r the young tender be.'k is the best
!, The outside of the Bsrk must always be kept
up, " hich will preyen. rs curling. and it must
loosely pill ed, so as TO altow The ir to pas
tx ely n: oue it, anti per .ectly dry H.. The
ou.er or rouk b side must always be keps up, IN
order to prote ct the iTiAer or Aekby side from
the wee ther-which being the pat used. lust
be kept .brigh tand nor afloF ed u mould or
sssss's - W GERMAN Saith.
feb. 2e-3mo. al lt.g WiHcnester, Va. &
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1874-02-26

r VILE. BUY ALL THE -. =, :,
IqaEw t1oE - BLACKssOAK BARK 8
that is properly taken and cured, and
80 PAY CASH FOR IT,
at the rate ST 81 per cord Of l2s' feet measure
,Rent, delivered at my Sumac and Bark Mills,
Winchester. or $500 on Cars at any point.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1874-02-26

COMMISSIONERS SALE
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1874-02-26

n ne AUUusH, 81 = :, lHyfHS HaCLiac
was quietly tested Wednesday but re-
fused to rise. *. i-3'A re ~
80 Rev. DIR. Moffatt, the celebrated
English missionary to South Africa, is
still in doubt as TO the correctness of
the report Of DR. Livings:one's death.
HI" thinks 1t hardly creditable that
DR. Livingstone could have reached
the place where heis said to have died.
He says, also, the doctors supply of
provisions was ample. The. Foreign
Office also entertains the same doubt. io
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1874-02-26

nv s3fHf 40, 49, q. 70
e r gale BY J.. W. ANNER,
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1874-02-26

A TERRIBLE TRxGEDY IN GEORGIA.
On the sth inst, near Rutletlge. Geor.
yia, J0ha W.. Woods, farmer, admin
istered lorphine 20 his children, aged
reapee tly> ftnifteeey ton and f9r
years, dthen 1slit<fately slsota NM
self. M wmas SsdFhis We h@
been lEns " I'm, ffteeA yeap, MuE
ina sdthsM hdtil, JshaSs not Iived We
, 1874-12-23
ANNOUNCEMENTS,

Prof. Swing gtyos tho closing locturo Of tho
Reunion Presbyterian Church, collrso nt tho
church, on Fourteenth asroot, noar Throop,
Thursday nveni,g,
All 1ncmbora Of Cosmopolitan Lodge. No. 6,
knights OF pythias, nro requested to be- pscecnt
this evening at .lscis castle hall car1Icr OF ia
5aflo and Adams stscots, to nominate oiicerz 10:
tho ensuing term.
The Hannibal XoNayes will gnses This cvoning
at their l,nil on Clart street, NORTH Of uarriso',
for inspection. drill. ana tho szanaaotlon of i'm
portnnt husincas:. Every nomber.,B expected to
DO present in full uniform, '': : !: ',' " !: -: :,
Tho sunday-sc,ool ot tho University placo Tap
tiss Church Is to hare sort of aoeial aid oll-.
tortainmnnt Tucaday oyosItnE ncxe. In plaeo
OF tho cuutomnrv ChriB:naa-trec. IefrcGhmenta
will ho noryoa, i:ut thusa will DO pu aste!npta ut
prcaonts.
On mud nftor this data 4. nagnr l. Co. will run
brnno; or their Canal Btfaat iLno Of o;nlllblltcA
to the south Blo, ltayiIs; Canalpors nTenuo and
Halslod street every eight lninutoa, vim Canal
and Mnd1son styeeta to atRto. These 'haoa
carry bluo tIat: and groeu or bl,o headlight.
Templar Lodge. 4i0, /. o. o. T.. layo changed
thor place OF nsecttnS from, Garner Of DenQ'ainca
aud Washington Btroot1 to tho norlheant co:i.nr
Of West Madison and I1nlslod, whcro They will
meet tomorrow evening Tor tho transaction of
important basucsg.
, 1874-12-23
fired tho etora OF .nt,n Diho, Oh ua1stod atroot,
He,lly, md WIS hold Until batuitlay In bAll Ut

fired tho etorc Of .tnt,n Diko, on uafstol htroot,
Lad hoarng yestottlay morning bcforo Judge
HeullS, and Has hold until batu1day In bnll Ut
~ u10.
Burglars quietly entered tho resfdonco Of
n. q. fol.annhuc, no. 1iBl Wahash nrcnuo, y
fcw nights ago, una ntolo clothing, ElvcrNarc,
nnd iownlry to t,o Sal1o OF l,oo1. 4 similar
OF N. y. Doutol,, No. a,5 Indiana avenue, nluut
tim sanlo tnno. Tim holso af H. y. Boone. No:
lies afchigan nyonuc, wan locohtly robbed n'tt
shrco ao1 Of jeweiry aud othor valaablos takcn
A bold attempt ut robbery waa mada yesterday
Afternoon about 1890 o'cunk. Il rlllIam cntcrel
tho residence OF Mra. q. a. Carr, No: G73 Wcat
Lnka .ntreot. aud, finding iier alone, isow ro-
any alarm. lis attention was ca1Icl to " closet
door Tor moment, Rnd, TALKING 'dsahtago Of
tito chhllco, MrY. ualr kneckc1 tho revoivc: out
Of tho sollows hus,i hut i,e quickly picked 1t
lip alsl rAN ont Of lilo back door. Ihe laly to-
Hcribey tho thief oliHl-tnslt iual. With dArk
hair, md chm wh!skcrs and a'llstaeho of the
salao hIlo.
4 dapatch receivod from shorlff Agnow ycater-
day afternoon announced thu. ho will rotnr1l this
morning with tho n,n,, a1llnr, who recently CO.
capoi from tho County jail Iii company with II
notorious lt!tcF Nnllcu John 1iyan, over whom q
fo.tr-yoars' nontcncs waa hanging Il would
Hcen1 that tho fngitivoH left .tlc city
together and I,ld shon!Noivea in Toledo or
vicinity. Whom Tho sborin got .tras's Of tton,,
he oresatod through tho polico Department,
an Aiil.cr was pros:,ptly nrrnatod, wlti!o pln',s
laid for the CHp..tro III Ryan, to occur ao:l-
day night. The aclema failed, however, owing
doibsloas to tho watohfuIness Of tho thief's
friends IN ttlia city, WHO nra suspected of having
toleGsaphea him na soon rs thu Shorlif'g i,'ton-
tions becamo knpwn. y In 10 be reErnttcd that
lie madn lliH escape, az lie il most unnycroua
uan III any community.
, 1874-12-23
CRIMINAL.


A COW WIS stolen from the barn OF =. Good
kind, No. ZIG Fulton ssroots Monday night.
TLloyes onterail the commission store Of Pot
tnr t. Alden, No. 80 1Yost I.nlso street, Monday
night, und atolo thrco crooks OF butter and soma
possnge Htamps.
Mary Fallen aud Kate O'Day wers arrested OH
tho complaint OF 1.izzio nosa, of No. G6 Ontario
street, Tllo charges them with the larceny Of
aomo ailyorwaro.
Henry Hoint2man was loekod up III tho CHI
oaso A1enno Station lust evening 10 nuswcr tho
charge Of larceny i'll Ntca'iug hllos from AID.
Jones' store, corner OF Michigan and Deayborn
htrortg.
alrg. Noycs, Of No. 90 Aberdeen street, reports
TINT nun Btole gold clInin At.tl etnruH, valued
nj ii25, frun1 the neck Of el,il while riding in u
Nadiaon streot sta::e, about j O'Clock Monday
evening.
Monrao Patterson, q co1orol man, was ar-
rested y0Atelllny ou complaint Of Ll2:io Daker. u
servant IN tho Aaains House, near the Illinois
Central depot, who cllnrgoB him with tho theft
in thu Arn.ory.
the Gun! o:!lce Of William Tilloy j, Co, Nu 35i
Weat Laka street, about B.3l o'alook Monday
might but tho burgar wah frightened OF by d
night wutehman, WHO found q Jimmy, brnood y
,nsllo., mil q bottlo OF powder, Oh tho floor.
Harry rhillipo WIS discovered by oalcer Scott,
last GyaniuH, with tWD naW boots not mates III
],iH pn:nayaon, un believing tlat l,e stolo them,
Arrehtctl him a,ld locol him rr In tile Madison
tit.eot tStatio. Thero nse no marks o., tho boots
to indicate thu aWslcr.
Henry I. Ko1ppo, who IL ohargol wllh having
, 1874-12-23

lime, until Monday, ragod with uapnralo1od
AcrcenosB. Not alono wonon and chtlilron but
also strong mon, we're ntntttcn down by Tho lronsl-
full Hnol aud Jay upon beds ot hichnoas for
eevcral daya. Tho passengers on lho asreot.cara
wcro compelled To protect their olfaotory ncryos,
by holding tllolr l1nnaAerchieia induBttiously 10
tkeir noso. mud aevern1 hundred pnop!o OIL tho
ayenuo began to ruoltasu a Hight lnto homo
,llora favored roglo,,.
Whou OH tho yurEo Of ,dosnatr. ahsppy thought
1riahma,, who wrote, II Iattnr to TIM 1nnuSE
describing the Situation, md calling upon THO
authorities to ron1cdy thu oYti. Tho existence Of
tho Nfsanro fnnlly canlo under tho nutico Of tho
Hoard at 1tcalth, aud n force OF mon was de-
ta.led Monday to rip up tno Howerago, aid trace
finally ascertaIned that tho doubtful 1,onor OF
producing tho mammoth stink lny botween Tho
i,acking-ouao OF Reid 1: Sherwin and tho ostah-
iishuonk Of ]. Z. Mitchell. Tho rettsn
lis way into tho powcrs, waH earricd down Archer
ayc,uo, and tllorc, receiving so1ne kind Of
c!,oek, nutrlhail until tho c!lluyin became 80
droadful that e1igse'co - tho locality Indicated
was almost NJ, tmpobsibititY. Mr.. lolrey stnsed
TO Il Tnnua1; reporter yesterday that. when tho
'n1a1i-holu" lleur his prenlHea was oponod lust
Monday, slore arose tllere!ron o tlllcl yalor.
t,rcHnnnt with tho norat kind OF old smells, md
will gonlo thht hnfo bco: only recently dir
covered. Tho motlorn entirely SURPASSED tho
ancont In nR,,Benting atrocity. Thsntate.nostW was
sulatansiated by several pruporty-owncFH !sstnt;
family removed themselves to tho country, for
ten days, unable 10 benr up aTG'nat tho odiona
otlar. Ono man and Child .l,nvo been i'll for
moro thnn week., and 1t 10 fca,oa thai cnRoB Of
typhoid fosor may rcnue froni tho nfcctloit.
The oti2oua on Arcaor nrontn mo thoroughly
convinced that thor can expect nothing liko ptlro
mir wh!lc lilo racl,ng-holscn ,7o allowed to ro-
main Within tho city limits.
, 1874-12-23

mado by 1fcssra. Wood, Hodges. Humphreys.
Hcrrlok, and Grfft!an. The deciaion Ut tho
Chair was rlyon in fnyor Of tho affirmative. Tho
discussion tigplhyed ronlarkab'e tact, onC!i epoal-
ar. L. .. dnlo road n poem written for tho oc-
eatton. which produced Il favorable impression.'
Tho programme Tor tho no1t tiscot,1l: OF tho
Society IL ~ :o'Iown: Poem, by J.. o. dalo;
AIr. l'oe roadine, BY Prof. 0ri1iths; oratio,',
by ,lr. Hetrick ess.tv by 0tr. I1acietone. Tho
oxorctacs will otoi, at,ti cl'9Bc with music.
Tn aaco!tnt pi tho inability Of tito Secretary to
obtain po8HeHslon Ut tho Consultation uf tho So
cfotr, no now mcmbern were received Monday
e4onsnf;. Thohe des!tanC to Decouie mon,heIS Of
tho Society can TO tin Mt Ito llo.t meeting. a
tistinctton, which III these dayd Hoems udious
enough mud of which !; IN not easy to s1'oas III
lifting phrase. l,as boon Undo IN favor OF tho
n'slo poi ton Of the community. Tho ladies nro
drbasscd tho privilege Ut payinE lntn tho trcaH-
ury tl,h uN cf % cents upon bncnninR lnoEnbera,
wli!cn as 10 DO invariably accorded 20 tho tyrnnt
lAnu.
AUSTIN.
Tha action Of States Attorney Roed In Tho
mattor Of certain persona who Iavo hocn aa I,o
claln.s, Illegally d!gchargns Tho duties pertain
Ing to tho Office of Constable, has produced
foong Of unaagiacas in tho minds Of annlo Of
tho Offenders. Information Of MI Ingenious
plan by Which ono Of thom laopon TO osonro tho
punishment OF tho Inv has roached roporcr
r+... NJ, ...x.. 7, .,r .u.. ~,
o. iitk InfHuSE. john W. l1atMoeer. ol OaK
lAtE' III s!,o Town OF c!eefo, TOY aoine ting prnr
20 tna actsoh o. mo ptatoa Atto,nof al!cSnlly
dlscnalucH tAn uut!cH u q Hnua'noln. tllh t:E!n
~ nasn nasai ,'"i' o ~ ~ Ivy
fron, tr tin irnnenIur I,a,,rer. viii tho nii If
/, proElinont citizen liz has I,,ccec,,cd In
inducing Lo,l!H l!edcnly, Of Austin, to resign tho
0lfca q ConstAolo. !no fcalhhatlof way elenca
i,nn 1su; - ~" i;onn. tnr; '1 H. afrcd ,n,t,ai III
Mr. Laimi,ecr's fr;lor-iu.luw. iy nov c5crliut.
limae. to his utmost to l,ayo special election
hold Tor tho plrposo OF choosing q Blccessnr to
Ar; l.oueaky, AMI nas Rh'aiy tnsnapnoa tno clerk
ot C'coto WIN nolleo WniGsa o".y a wansa slo
3la!llo oi tlio NteI@ ~ bo coi'to1o ~ llle ot,e
o. n!ect,oa. informing 1''oui u |'o f"ea"cS' "a
ca3nnE ~ Ios y h.eelnt o4ecItoa.
:, - " hoi1eI W W. h,ln!necr ant' hsb 1flenaa
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, 1874-12-23
TIE STOREY LIBEL CASE.


THO lihcl cnso uf Il. i. Fairbank ys. ". r.
Storey asaIa occupied tho attention Of the
Criminal Court yesterday morning, Judge Tree
presiding. In anawor to tho motion already
made 10 quaeh the indictment, Lin Honor aa1d
This il molten 10 quasi lho Indictment In Tits case.
The indictment alleGJey that llia defendant, by rrInt
ing, published on certain tluy In tic County of
Cook tEa surpassed liel s. In certain newspaper Of
general c!.:Iila4ou called and tao"n tho Chicago
Jsnc8." IT is urged by the learned counsel OF thu dr.
fc.adant liza. thia allegation Is insutcic IccauRe II
cd ar ci'cal:ueh IN tho County nj Eont.
Tho objection iB not well a4cn. 1t WAR entirely lt,l-
mere, sary tp aejp that Tho libel ruhshen IN tho
Chicago Ti,Hrs Tho question Ia, Was 1t published?
How and By w!s. ncHlls it waa published matters
Of proof. II 1t Ehun'.l turn unt thu proof
that co1iCs Of Tho Chicago 1imt3 were, he
fion charged, circulated distributed In tho County
cf Cook. then there would ha 1lo publication.
Tho indictment would have lccn good II t,e rcador
had htopEcd VIXEN ho alleged TINT the lll,ol pub
lshat Withlnt undertaking tn show low It pub
lislc. Tie Yle u well rcttle1 that ali unnecessary
words nauy, either on trial o: arrest Of Judgment. DO
rejecsed es surpl.HaGa II tho Indictment would 10
good upon striking them out. tlsron's Grim. Law
SSc. Ga2.}
.rhs other objections caual]y ntcn.ble. The Of
tenAn Is charged in tho leugtac Of tho Ktasute, ,
the indictment concludes prupury III alleging thu act
complained Ct to to contrary to tho statut0.
TGo motion tu l!aEll Is Uycrru?cd.
Mr.. Agay, Of counsel far l[r. Sturey, cntcrol q
ploa Of not guilt; OIL bchelf of his client, aud,
by agreement Of counsel, tho case wna adjonru-
cd Until tho JANUARY torn OF tho Court.