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Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1874-08-20
Special Notices.
umEaS1 Manhood How Lost
6TVW How Restored.

Just Published in q Sealed Envelope.
Price, 6 cents.
A Lecture on the Nature, Treatment.
and Radical cure of Seminal Weakness.
or SpermatorrhGa induced BY Self-Abuse
Involuntary Emissions, lmpotency.
Nervous Debility, and Impediments to
Marriage generally ; Piles, Consumption
Epilepsy, and Fits (; Mental and PHYSICAL
~Incapacity, &c.--By ROBERT j. Gull
VERWELL, NJ. D., author of thessGreen
ook,'' &c,
The world-renowncd author, in this adj
mirable Lecture. clearly proves from his
own experience that the awful consc-
queneeso OF Self-Abuse may be efrectually
removed without medicines, and without
dangerous surgical operations, bougics,
instruments, rings or cordials, pointing
out a mode of cure at once certain and
effectual by which every sufferer, no mat
ter what his condition may be, NAV euro
himself cheaply, privately and radically.
This Lecture will prove a Boon 10
thousands and thousands
Sent under seal. in q plain envelope.
TO any address, on receipt six cents,
or TWO postage stamps. Also, Dr.
Sillsbee's REMEDY FOR PILES. Send
for circular. ~
Address the Publishers,
CHAS,J j. G, KLINE& co.
III BeWery, New York, Post-Omoe
poA, a,oSo. oct23tf.
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Saturday morning a negro was ar.
rested at Union and brought here on
the train, who was suspected of being
the man who murdered q woman and
child In southwestern Virginia several
weeks ago. He was lodged in Jail un.
til communication could be had with
the authorities in Virginia, when it was
ascertained that the real perpetrator
had been caught and was then in GUS
tody in Virginia. Upon the reception
of this telegram the suspected murder.
er was released and went his way re.
joicing.
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Of Honor in the order Of their score /:
and willreceiye the following awards:
LIST Gents Elegant Saddle, worth $500
End, Gold Watch Chain, 20.OO
3rd, Set Of Gold Studs and
Sleeve Buttons 1900
4th, Webster Royal Dictionary 1900
The Knight displaying the most taste
in costume Of himself aud steed, and
grace of bearing, will receive the title of
"The Gallant Knight and also be en-.
titled to crown the lady of his choice as
rival to tie "Queen of Love and Beauty"
and shall also be awarded a silver medal
worth $1,000.
Entry fee, FIVE dollars. No entries af.
Yer September 20. Unless 20 entries are
made the above will be void. For further
information in regard to costume, equip,
ment, regulations; &c.
Address, A, r, NArF,
Greeneville, Tenn. Referee, &c.
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Beneficiary Scholarship.

benenclary Scholarship.
Hon. s. K. N. Patton is authorized to
nominate some worthy young gentleman
to a beneficiary scholarship in the Louis
vile Medical College. He desires to
COL Ter the favor upon some young mar
who is anxious to receive a Medical edu>
cation. Further information can be
learned by addressing Col. Patton at
Haw's X Roads, Washington county,
Tennessee.
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Qui Fit!

Qui Fit!
How does it happen that those persons
who only occasionally indulge in the
'over. Joyful generally choose the most
public days as the time Of their indul>
gence. In no view of the matter is it
sensible. If the occasion is an enjoyable
one they greatly mai their enjoyment by
supplying and stultifying and thus trans
forming themselves from intelligent mea
to disgusting simpletons. IF they are
young men Of fair reputation they can on
one public day do more to sully it than
in an ordinary week.
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Getting

Camp-Me Getting.
Camp Meeting at Sulphur Spring, will
commence on the 10th of September
next. Families wishing to remain on the
grounds can secure q camp by making
application to the committee. Ministers
and Members of other churches are re-
spectfully invited to be present aud par
ticipate in the exercises.
j. P. MILByRN, p. G.
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CHAS,J. G, KLINE& CO.,
ax1 BeWery, New York, Post-Ofio,
Box, 4,5Sa. oct23te'
STATE OF TENNESSEE.
~ In CHANCERY AT JoNEsBoRo',
James q B. Patton,
Herman CONC and others

Herman Conc and others.
In this cause it appearing from the ale
cations In complainants bill that Herman
Con and Jacob Adler, two of the defen-
dants, are citizens of the city of Balti-
more, State of Maryland, 1t is therefore
ordered that publication be made for
Tour successive weeks in the Herald and
tribune, a newspaper published In the
town OF Jonesboro', Tennessee, notify
ing sad defendants to appear before our
said Chancery Court on the Fourth Mon
day.ln November next. and make their
defence 70 said ecraplsiIants hin CT the
same Will DO taken for confessed as 10
them, and set fol hearing expartc. Wiz
ness. b. F.S wiuglc, Clerk and sssstefat
once In Jonesb0rc'. this 10Th iay.ofALs
gust, 1873. p. r, s'SfNdnEE AN.
aqg2Ow4pis5.
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Snake.

Big Snake.
JcnesbOro' has had quite number of
sensations lately-ifno o directly in town,
they haze been at least rather closely cen.
neeted with the town-But we ara now to
hase sSnako Story. Samuel c. Smith,
tells us that Us be came into town this
morning he saw the track Of an imuense
reptile where il had crossed the road-and
from the track it made in the dust, he
Judged it 10 DO about the size Of q mans
thigh. Perhaps the Big Show left one Of
their Big Snakes here last Saturday.
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Elson & Stew art.

We call speCial attention this week to
70 advertisement Of Wilson & Stewart,
pOttou and General Commission Nor
shants, Philadelphia. We have known
lis firm we'll and favorably for a number
q years, and our dealing with them haze
been entirely satisfactory. Those whe
pave in the past suffered from the dis
honesty or carelessness of Commission
Merchants. need have no fears when
shipping to Wilson & Stewart. The 6rm
, reliable and in every way responsible.
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OF TENNESSEE.
y IN cHANCERY AT JoNEsBoRo.
The Exchange and Deposit Bank of
Knoxville, ct. al.

VS..
C, W. Bradley, ct. al.
In this cause 1t appearing from the ale
cations liz the, Complainants bill, which
Is sworn to, that c.. w. Bradley, f. j.
Brooks, Fred. s.. Groves, Geo. B. WILEY,
Caleb Kneyals, Geo. A.. Frink, and
the First National Bank of New York,
who are made defendants in this cause,
are non-residents of the State of Tennes-
see. 1t is therefore ordered that publ
cation be made for four successive weeks
In the Herald and Tribune, q newspaper
published in the town of Jonesboro',
Tennessee, notifying said pon-l esidert
defendants to appear before our said
Chancery Court on the Fourth Monday
In Novem Der lext and make their
defence to complainants bill or the
same will be taken as confessed as to
them and set for hearing expaIte. Wit
ness, B. +. Swingle, Clerk and Master of
said court at Office in Jonesboro', this the
10th day of August, 1874.
B. #. SWINGLE, C.. & NJ.
aug20w4pfs5.
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Our Fair.
The improvements now going on at the
Fair Grounds are ola very substantial
character. Everything seems to Indicate
that the coming exhibition will not fall
behind its predecessors. Let every far
mer in the country and every farmers
wife, begin now to prepare something to
bring to the Fair. Let it be a grand
agricultural gala day--think about it,
talk about it, advertise it in every posi-
BILE way, and thon come to it with your
families and let every member Of them
be an exhibitor. Come not as an idle
spectator, but come as an interested
worker In this great enterprise of the la
boring man.
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At Last.
Our town Cemetery is being enclosed or
the Eastern side by a good, substantial
plank fence so that hereafter those hav.
ing friends and relatives buried there,
will not be Mortified at the idea OF its
being turned into apublic pasture ground.
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Wooten & Andrews great Menagerie
which exhibited here on the 9Th inst,
got as far as Loudon, and "busted." The
animals, horses. etc. passed through here
Wednesday evening on the freight train
on its way to meet DeHaven, in Pa, who
it appears is the owner of the concern.
The boys we're on hand to see the
Elephant, Dromedaries; etc.
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Rich FARMING LANDS
IN NEBRASKA.
NOW FOR SALE VERY CHEAP.
TEN YEARS CREDIT, INTEREST ONLY
6 PER CENT.

WATERS CONCERTO ORGANS
are tie MOST BEAUTIFUL in stylc
and PERFECT in TONE ever made.
The CONCERTO TOP is The BEST
euer placed in any Orgdn. IL is produce
ed By an EXTRA SET0 REEDS,
PECULIARLY VOICED, the Ell.
Feet of achich is MOST CHARM
ING aud S0UL>STIRING. philc. its
IMITAT TON of he HUMAN VOICE
is SUPERIOR. Terms liberal.
WATERS, PHILHARMONIC, YES
PEN & 0RCHESTER ORGANS
in UNIQUE FRENCH CASES, are
among the BEST MADE. and combine
PURITY of VOICING wiM great col,
ume of tones Suitable for PARLOR,
CHURCH or MUSIC HALL.
WATERS NEW SCALE PIANOS
haze great power and a fine singing tone
wiM all modern Improvements, and are
the BEST PIANOS MADE, These
Organs and Pianos are warranted for 6
years. PRICES EXTREMELY
Low for cash, or part cash and balance
in monthlg or quarterly payments. Sec
ond hand Instruments taken in exchange
AGENTS WANTED in every County
in the U. S. and Canada. A liberal dis
count to Teachers, Ministers, Churches,
Schools. Lodges. &c. ILLUSTRATED
CATALOGUES Mailed.
HORACE WATERS SON,
4Sl Broadecay, New York, P. o. Bos
1867.
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RATES OF BOARD.

Board per month ss2, per week SC per
DAY sl,25 children under IL years old
half price. Extra charges for extra
trouble, croquet and grounds free to board
ers. No Bar will be kept. No CARD
playing.
There viii be a hack at johnson City
% convey passeug'rs to the spring.
f.. V. EASLEY,
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Thanks.

Thanks.
MIR. |. I. Jobe, will please accept our
thanks for a Catalogue and Premium List
Of the Border Fair. Bristol we find is
using every exertion to eclipse the Wash
ington County Fair. While We hope
they will have a good fair, we have no
idea allowing them to get ahead of us.
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FRESH BEEF

Every Tuesday, Thursday and Friday
mornings. All kinds of country Produce
bought and sold for cash, or on commits
sion at a reasonable per cent. Orders
and consignments solicited,
aug 6is54-tf,
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Moving TO Town.

Moving 10 Town.
We are pleased to see that our ubi,
qltlous and inexpressible friend, Sam uel
Guggenheime, Post Master General of
Leesburg. has again become a citizen of
our town. "Gugg'' is whole-souled, en-.
terprising man, "a fellow of infinite jest"
and will do his full share toward contrib
uting to the life of oui town.
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j. N. johnson is receiving New Goods.
Give him a call before buying elsewhere.
Opposite the Court House, Jonesboro,'
Tenn.
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A pocket book containing notes and
valuable papers,t the finder will be suitably
rewarded by leaving the same at the
Herald and Tribune Office.
JOHN MURRAY.
Auo IN 1874 &c
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MARRIED.

LUTTRELL-HARRIS-On Thurs.
day, August goth, by Rev. N. G. Taylor,
at the residence of the brides mother, Dir.
s. s. LuTTRELL, and Miss MAGGIE II.
HARRIS, daughter of Rev. Alexander
Harris, decd, All of this county.
HUFFMAN-GREENE-On Thurs
day, August goth, by VIM. NJ. Mckee,
ESQ.,, Mr.. ROBERT HUFFMAN, and Miss
M. Z. GREENE, all of this county.
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MW .H.
We are enjoying the luxury of coo!
nights.
We notice that the Masonic fraternity
arc Improving their Hall on Depot St.
Watermelons are still abundant in
th|s market.
One of the largest crowds in town
Saturday we have seen since the war.
We were glad to learn that Mr.. Jas.
A. Dillworth's health is still improving.
The Democratic State Convention to
nominate a candidate for Governor met
IN Nashville yesterday.
WANTED 10000 pounds of Blackbcr>
rios. j. M. JOHNSON.
45-1m
We notice that the "crazy woman
IL sill alive, She was on the streets
Tuesday.
Hon. Z. E. Gillenwaters addressed
the people of Hamblin county, at Nor
netown, Monday, and the people of
Cazter county, at T~urkeytown, Tues.
day,
nEy"The american Sardine Co.'s Bone
lcee Sadines, are much better, and less
th4n halt the cost OF imported Sardines.
iebl9tf.
There has been a wonderful reaction
n public opinion in regard to the
boecher- Tilton scandal, According to
TIE leading newspapers of the United
etates Beecher is completely vindica-
ted,
We understand that two couples are
" be joined in the bonds of matrimo-
ny to,tight.
"Long nights are coming on,
And cold, stormy weather;
What's the use Of going it alone,
When two can go together?'
Produce of all kinds taken in OK
rnenge for goods at j. NJ. JonNsoN's.
l5.lm
We have a colored boy in u town
whe with proper training would in short
TING equal Bonham in vocal accomplish
n1qhts. Even now. without previous
dzilling he can render some Of his most
popular airs with good effect.
70 A complete set of Stencil and
Key Check Dies for sale cheap for cash,
Gull ct this Office.
"A friend Of ours had q dream. He
Was in q new State, composed Of Wes>
fefn North Carolina, Southwestern Va.
Sopthern Ky. and East Tennessee. The
nesc State had grown old, and was rich in
liberals and factories. II was the gar
90 spot of the union. We listened to
"A this with wonderful equanimity but
cenld'nt suppress a smile when be told us
10 sequel. He was the Governor.
y, NJ. johnson is receiving New Goods.
Give him a call before buying elsewhere.
opposite the Court House, Jonesboro',
Ibnn.
In Augusta, Ca, o few days ago a
1entleman and his wife we're aboard the
rect cars and desiring to get out reques-
"a a negro man who was sitting on the
latform to get out Of bis way. The me-
o concciving that he was insulted, drew
his revolver aud shot the man through
he head, killing him instantly. The
Cegro vas arrested and. incarcerated in
Ne City Jail, aud hat night was visited
about three hundred whites who
4piokly dispatched him to eternity.
Why is it that our people are not
Dore interested in the question, What
y to become Of our Schools? Are we
filing to have poor schools when the
personal efforts and attention of the
<strons would guarantee good schoolsp
othing but sheer indifference and in.
1ctivity prevents Jouesboro' from hav.
Ing as good schools as can be found in
East Tennessee. This is an important
batter and should not be lightly es-
eemed. We have the dry rot" bad
enough nov.
&ison & Stew art.
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Grand Tournament.

To come of at the Fair to be held at
Greeneville Sept. 23d, oath, and 25th.
$ll0 off red in six premiums. Roll book
now open for entries. Number of riders
limited to twenty. For information in
regard to regulations, &c, address
A. F. NAFF, Refer, &c.
GREENEvILLE, TENN.
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Wanted II!
10000 Pounds Of Fresh Country
Butter for CASH.
W. G. MATHEs,
4w AT the Post Office.
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Public Speaking.
Hon. E. Il. G~illenwaters will address
The people'at
Rutledge Monday, "a August.
Issewell Monday, 81
His opponents arc invited to be present
aud Participate in the discussion.
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Jonssboro' District. M. E. Church

A0AMXWktAO
Fourth Round.
ElizabethtoR Cir. Craborchard, July IS.
Taylonwille Cir. Deep Springs. rs.
Elizabcthton Station Aug. /.
Jonosboro' Cir, johnson City, 8.
Rheatown Cir, Stonedam, Is.
Grcenyille Cir. Speedwell, 22.
Jonesboro' Station 20.
Carter Station Cir. Turksytown
Sept. 5.
Fall ranch Cir. IL.
Greeneville Station 10.
District Conference will meet at Eliza
bethton, July 29th. All the members
are expected to be present, and the
preachers are requested to remain over
Sabbath.
JONATHAN L. MANN, P, e.
June 18th.
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The democratic Convention that met in
Nashville on yesterday, nominated J. b..
Porter, of Paris, for Governor.
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At Last.

No entries after Sept. 10.
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Democratic Candidate fer Cover

Aug 10 1874.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-04-10
The DECAY OF the Tuileries.

The fidelity of the fashionable world
to Hyde Park, remarks me ran MAI
Gazette, is very touching. Inc nVe
lines of carriages already begin.hng 10
form in that region during the aftel1 noon
appear annually within its .precincsS,
only evincing the sublunary necessity
for change 10y choosing for lustrum at
a time one of three drives, the road up
to Knightsbridge Barracks, the drive
along the Serpentine, or thel long stretch
between Hyde Park cornerand the Mar
bic Arch The public of Paris are more
capricious than this. They have de-
serted the Tuileries Gardens to such an
extent that the proposal now before the
Municipal Council of Paris, for cutting
street through the parterres from the
Rue Castiglione to the Pont Solferino,
raises but faint cutlery. The Tuileries
Gardens were never as much appreciated
as those of the Palais Royal and those
of the Palais de Richelieu, having at
most success dc pOtitiqUe. Thus, in
the days of the revolution, they formed
sort of annexe to the Convention, and
were as ill-adapted for quiet peacock
ing" as the vicinity of the Reform Oak
when the spouting season commences.
During the restoration, indeed, IL was
considered correct to saunter up and
down their stately avenues, rich in roy
alist associations, butte late years un~
political pleasure-seekers have gravi-
tated with increasing determination
toward the Champs Elysees, and the
dissection of the forsaken Tuileries Gar
den will soon be n .fdH GccOnlpH.
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superintendent shall appoint superintendent i h,I
the other district, who shall hold MS Qinee I'M, -
eucceesor Is elected and qualified. While such res
diution shall remain unrescinded each sncn us
triet shall elect county superintendent, LOT sun
district, to be called county superintendent on
schools, for district No or 2 az the case may DC
such county superntendents Of schools for dlstricIs
shall within the limits Of their respective districts
have the same power and duties as other county
superintendeuts, their term Of office shall be the
same, and their elections shall be conducted ana
eanyassed as provided in this act for the election
Of county superintendents, and all the provisions
Of this act Of any other law Of this state In rea
ton to county superiHtendents of schools shall
apply 10 the coun. superintendents Of schools for
empted therefrom.
Section ?. This act shall take effect and be in
force from and sitter It's p 'ssage.
Approved March ~, 1874.
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A. Acr a. amend section one ~. chapter one hun.
,lrrd aud seventy weight us Of the general laws
uf 1STl, entttlen IAN art 90 amend section eighty
tiN lsiN ~ chapter one hundrue aud hfty.hve uh0
~ general laws 81 iStJ, entitled can act ~ cod
ify The laws ~ this state relating 20 common
schools
The people sc the state of Wisconsin represented IN
senate and Assembly DO enact ~ follows
Section / Section onc 90 u chapter one hun
dred aud sssvuty-sght as Of the general laws of
lsl2 b. hereby amended. s0 o. 10 read ~ follows (.
Section I. section crhty--N ls6l II chapter one
hundred ard hfty-hyc lAl of general laws ~ 1888
entitled ara act to coify the lawH Of THIS state re-
At,ur e. gcu.niun achcnlv b. hereby amended ~
as to reBd iollows There shall be chosen al the
general election held On the Tuesday next succrtd
Ing she hr=t Monday la November, n the year
1851. aud hieuniaily thereafter, county supvrin-
ttudtut cf schools for each county uf the state,
who shall enter uou the dutic Of his office, ON The
nr-i lay ~ January succeeding hi- election, and
shall hold she came Tor two years and until his sue
ctssor is elected aud qualified. Tn each county Of
thc state having ever fifteen thousand inhabitants
acrorliug e. The asi preceding census. The county
hnarl % supervisors may az any meeting ~ said
hUari n aUs year determine hf resolution, 'o re-
main tu fafce uuNl rtsrudcd, that there shall be
tvo .uptunftudfuis for such county, and slid
board of supervisors shall thereHrou divide said
county, into uo districts. q. D. called respectively
superintendent district No. I. aud superintendent
district NJ. . They shall also determine over
vhith ~ the fuH DISTRICTS The superintendent
aifJAiy elected shall have iurtsdietiun The state
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" 4 MAN shall beknovnb by his fruits,
sollloquised a Respondent Brooklyn
father. land mine are pairs. Brook
Ten Argus.
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Proverbs for Love.
Love knows hidden paths.
1 - - - l.. -

Love knows hidden paths.
Love makes labor light. .
Love makes time pass away. and
time makes love pass away French.
Love me little, love me long. Eng
ish.
uni moi ne peu, mails continue
Love me a little, and keep il up.
Love one that does not love you. an
swer one that does not call you, and you
will run n fruitlcss race.
Love others well, but love thyself
the most give good for good, but not
TO thine own cost. Dutch.
Love rules his kingdom without
sword.
Love subdues. everything except the
felon's heart.
Love teaches asses 90 dance. - French.
Love, mavery and necessity make
men good orators, English.
Love, thieves and fear make ghosts.
~ German
Love without return is like a ques-
tlun without AN answer. - German.
Love your friend with his fanlts.
Love your neighbor, but don't pull
down the fence. - German.
Lovers purses are tiedwith cobwebs.
Lovers quarrels are love redoubled.
Lovers think Others have no eyes.
TuEY have good joke on DIR. Epan.
OF Chicago. He Is a great lend operator.
as well as n most successful physician.
The doctor prescribed some pills for n
lady. She asked how they were TO be
taken " A quarter down, said the
doctor, "and the balance in one. Two,
and three years
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=. At 70 provide for the removal OF criminal AZ
non rom The Justice Of r"ace In this state
The people Of the state ~ " r,,,,.in ,.,t,,t A h..
9,nate ana Nsaemhly % en.ut "a Totowa.
before any iuatve 81 the u,arr IN tht siai, 49,,
~ ltN.l.Mna oi chapter t1a. ~ the revised stat-
~, 'nhiled "oi proceedings 90 prevent lhe corn
.s. ol crime, aud the several acts amondatury
t'tt'i. ~ under che provisions of CEarier ~ ~
,ut p .sed statutes, entitled 'uf hastnria amt be
t.N'tai acts amendatory thurrrf. lhr defendant
snelrln shan he entitled 81 removal NJ sad action.
.Vu .all lh"utt ot the peace 60 th, neat osar,4i
Ne'l'e ~ we peace for the same ctusrs and III ~,
u ~ MANNER As " nuw allowed dtftndants 4, ~.
~ on chhpier los q tho general laws II I=5N
SECTION p THIS at shall tAke rnett sea ~ a.
iercc from and after It's passas, and t,,tt.. ~
Approved March ~. 1874 ''i'H'