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january als', ISL.
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,nrn,. Present, l.alnhet, aii Griffin.
Minutes Of preceding injecting ~.
proved.
On motion Bm.tl adjourned unit
Feb. ID, ISL, nj o'clock.
Eel. Ill. 1874.
Board met pursuant 10 adjourn.
mcn,. M,n,'ers present l.amh.f'
and Griffin. Minutes III preceding
meeting approved.
l,a npai,ln tie following resolution
WAS adopted.
Resolved. Tint In Howard County
Time. and tho Peoples Representa-.
tive ie the two papers selected II
Which .llr prace e.liii-e q tn Boar
If Supervisors 10 pu,lisir.,: ia
publishers ii said papers having fur
|nishal tie nnreS>,r, rreas tut they
have til, lug Il circulation II How
ard county.
/ Tn .no,ioa the following bills were
lallowel:
/ claimed nllowet
I.omas & Hramone; draw.
~ I'll Treasure i s.lrcs ) ID 3 =
/ a,a "a -. " II hana's q, . q
IA y Nn ,,'Assssf -
s, 81. II
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sia'tn = itafls s., MIS- 81
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- + Montague, Moli bounty
two M4'yFs. I'D ID Id "
rhns G,iilia, Supervisor
IN cunnuai'e, rs ~ o. y
: \ 1. m'Hi,, snpsivlsar
nh1c na8ff.r ~ ~ ~ n
WI. NJ e. township
Il. y III q 81
AlAlt 49, i ny 4, -
J q, ,i ,ei ~ s II. /
i,r.,,,A. aehing III. equity NJ ~
oecsn the nori, cas-, III 'h ea.t 1
see. u. township nS. rang. II, -
ron'nusls sold iur iaNer. was ,+,antc,l
Misc asking the county t. refund III
purchase mnnsv, taxes, costs, All
Ton pcr cent. On the same, SAIL monc
: Icing pail by said petitioner fr
tux deed to the : " of thu Y |. ,
3-9a-l.. sail lind belonging to I'll
II. X. Company 4, the time ~ sal'
Also pe.ltion asking the county |
refund ,he purchase money, taNc'
aud costs, together with ten ~
cent. interest OH the same paid /,
Tux certificate ON Lot l. See.ll
cell, said lind being describe
wrmgiully, ther.by DESTROYING III
! validity ii the title, granted.
Tn motion the settlement with Il
Treasurer nj. M. Moon was approve
and his balance sheet accepted
u board adjourned until Feb. Al
vt ! p. m.
! Attest:
!. JEREMIAH BARKER,
Auditor IL Howard County.
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POPULAR SCHOOL BOOKS,

10 Which the attention &c the Edaea-
tipnal Public il respectfully invited.
Tie Inlon Readers.
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iut
= ca,taia scrip print il al 'l.e low
n hicks
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standard authors than ans ether sfties
aNl tArrn ,imrs ii. many AZ ~ 4 ofhers
i, !lase vopious Ii. graphical aaa
litetars nate>,
sr, superior IL Typography, bind.
ins and laier.
!. q i les. per hundred ,aTra, than
any nther recent series.
f.r these ani ether rcasens man,
entire un,ir~ in Iava hnse rrfem
lueniei them FIR use In their ssl,pols
during fhe past Year.
SAiSiOs's CONDENSED 4. =. His.
TORY
II undoubtedly the msst successful and
striking School text book q. recent tiaAes.
4, III, Lcrn adopted
IN mare Counties In Iowa than my
sll4er hl.turs.
In more Normal schools than ~ others
| combined
hi,hu lie twn years sinee slis work M
i.-asl II ~ sane i.ta mars grn.rai use thai,
enA nlk,r history sses published.
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81 Nm
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Justices " Tie Peace.
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stts4 fas.sils E,0ssr IAHp1Ms AeOrc.
Livery Stables.
Lumber Deaicrs.
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Mi'iners
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~TnNI. Mrs. J. q, SEE al.
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Physicians.
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Confectionery

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Liruy StaLies.


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akent. Nasd Near the Elevator. Nee ~
TIN. NLEE, lard corner ~
lin. arh Market streets.
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Ncrofi,la. or Kings Evil. White

Swc!inss. Ulcer, Erts,peils. sweliel Neck,
Gaiifc, seroiulens lillalnnaiia'is INDECENT
In!lammn,ians, Nerrnrial Affections, Old
Sores. Entp,inlls VI Tho skin. snrn Eyes, etc.
hi these, IA In I'LL u'Iler constitutional III.
eases, NaLKsn'a viskaAn nlfIgRs Aase
shown ilss.r goat curative power III Ito
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Dry. Goods Dealers.

Dry.Goods Dealers.
WEAVER A ANEkt, In the Site n
Nt"s = ~ p.stt thu pest entc~.
MIX. JnttN. Wssa side 81 E1ssa street.
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Hsts n baA.
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Atfets. $50 sd,
niist:., 4. M. Brtek Hiotk.
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Justices " tie Peace.
aii.IErr. a.. 0inGe ~ sAe Plain Dealer
.ui.st.Mh .t.l,.atte Depot.
VI u~Itsts. !. e.. 0l1lee with e. u.
sA.4 hs.its g,ustr dtHp1Ms AsOrc.
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.Naf MAJ kets.

GOWNS sOi.LtNS. opposite IoMrt
uass.s sslnast.
t.i0 NtURsE, Ar~ 40.
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Tailars,
sWENDAoA AWEN - Edwards sssr,
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10 Which the attention af tho Elaea.
tiunal Public il respectfully invited.
The lulun Reader.
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For Inilamnlatory anl Chronic

rheumatism, Gon,, nilinas, Remit.
tent md lntcrmlitcft Fcsela, Diseasusuf
tho liie,l, Liver. Kidneys NIL l..aJaer.
tlcac Rl.irrs have ne equal ssh i.#eases
ARE caused hr li,lufHa tluul
New-York tribune., 1874-03-10
THE CHALLIs SUIT FOR LIBEL.
EPISODES or THE FRENCH BAL


Al the Court of General Sessions yesterday,
in the libel case Of Luther Chas against Mrs. Wood
hull Miss Caain and Col Blood Mrs. Woodruff the
first witness In reply to questions by eKJudge Fuller
ton said she was in private box at the Academy OF
Music on the night OF French ball in 1872; she
not positive who invited her into the box, but thought II
was Challis In reply to question from Mr. Fullerton,
she said married to Col Blood in Dayton Ohlo
seven or eight years ago; she had lived with her first
husband eleven years during which time he had not
seen sober day, and he the father of her idotic
boy she said that she divorced from her former
husband at the time she was married to Blood
Henry Mouquin testified that he had charge OF the
supper and bar-room at the ball. he did know that
any wine went any OF the boxes that occasion.
Luther C. Challis denied everything Mrs. Woodruff
had said and stated that she did not enter the box occu
MED by him at the Academy of Music the night OF
the ball of 1872 he INTRODUCED TO Miss Cahn at the
ball by James T.. Maxwell, and by Miss ClahiD
was introduced tn Mrs Woodruff; ha only saw
Mrs. woodruff twice. and for period Of from
one TO five minutes during the whole evening only
bottle of wine used while he was IN the Doh
he said he accosted by two women while he was
on the floor OF the Academy ana acguescen n lVlting
them to his box merely TO see er faces ana ascertain
whether he acquainted with them or not; no one
had never conYersed with Mrs. Woodruff more than
five minutes al once he hrst saw tne Delous artcIe ia
APRIL 1872 proof of IL was sent 10 him at the Hoh-
man House by Miss ClaGin, with note which he could
swear written by her.
The Court then tOOk recess Ol nan au uouIi
which Mr. Kingsand the Secretary OF tho Academy OF
Music stated that wine allowed 10 be sold out
side the bar supper at balls, aDd that every
precaution was taken 10 prevent It, The rest OF MIR.
Chalhss testimony then heard. letter was read
winch was claimed have been written by Miss ClafD
demanding 500 from Mr.. Challs TO assist her In her
debut as a lecturer the Academy OF Music; he paid
no attention TO the demand, and next saw her at
No. Broad-st.; she came into the ONCE where
he was and told him she had written him asking
for money aud he paid attention 10 the request
and that she had came 10 demand II IN person lie
told her she had right 10 call upon him for money
and refused 10 give her any, and she went away Soon
after this received the printed slip with renewed
demand. In his crosse xsninaton by Mr.. Brooke, Mr.
Challis said he was never drunk at Mrs WOOdhuPs
house aud that he had visited the house except at
the urgent invitation Of Miss ClafD. He mad never car
red any liquor with him except once when specially
requested 10 bring to Miss Cahin pint OF champagne
The crOssexamlnaton will be continued By Mr. Brooke
to-day,
New-York tribune., 1874-03-10
THE TENTH NATIONAL BANK CLAIM.

4 DECISION BY JUDGE DONOuUE GRANTING AN
ORDER FOR A PEREMPTORY NIANDAMUs.
A decision was rendered yesterday in the
suit OF the Tenth National Bank against the city, by
Judge Douobue in the Supreme Court upon the motion
for peremptOry mandamus. The claim 0t the banR
was for S22579 81, balance Of amounts advanced 10
the County Courthouse Commissioners. The bank was
accustomed TO advance different to the various
departments and when the Ring troubles began at
tempted itself by certificates from the head OF
each department. The Courthouse claim is the only
one now disputed. Michael Norton's affidavit, which
created considerable sensation, dcposed that the money
was advanced to James II. Insersol, in State
Prison counter affidavit by W. b. Palmer, President
OF the bank denied that assertion. The decision puts
the Tenth National Bank in position TO prove its
claim. Judge DOnOhue says
The effect OF the mandamus will not be TO legalizc or
establish the claim, bnt merely TO pHI Ihe ICalor 40
that the relator is entitled TO recover all claimed bat
that there proof to give them the ilght TO n.y. IL
age that direct remedy exists against county, but
the claimant il driven 10 the hctOnS OF the common
law to make men DO duty which the IaW, drY00Nes
upon them. This illustrates the need OF direct
remedy The difficult point III The matter 10 deter
mine Is not the rght OF the parties Dut now e cas-
stands After several years litigation the rclatOr l.
nay nav ho fnaIly nassed upon No blame rests on tho
county officers coDtestng claim they deny but me
Court has the right 20 have the contest in such sape
than when fair verdict Is rendered II shaI nc hha
Issues and verdict here would produce no sucn result
After Verdlct new WIFI 10 ibe NOhlfOIl'T must
issue and return ana Issues on that wOuld c0mpo
second tra This should be- and neither should The re-
laOr put t. such expense 1t the effect of this VIII was
TO deprive the county OF ra the Court would hesl1t5
10 grant the relief asked; but when the Controller
asked to pay when IN funds he may contest tho debt II
the question Is an open one, whch IL is harVIl worm
investigation TO inquire because not, the Court
should grant this writ The Court has not tine arbitrary
power grant or withhold proper remedies. Ii IS their
duty to exercise not wantOn Dut Judicial discretion
and that only exercised when the Court either hnaly
decides puts in notion the final decision Of questions
before them The writ asked for here simply effects he
object of putting the Controller in position wheI
asked by the Court to pay, to raise all questions, the
right OF the relatOr To recover ana the result on tat
Will be to end all claims on tho county or put the re-
latOr in the way the money without further eE
pense. This the reatOr has tho right 10 ask, ana GA
giving the Court simply performed duty and saves
both parties from further expense. The redtOr should
have an order for a peremptOry mandamus.
New-York tribune., 1874-03-10
DsPARTORK or FOREIGN MAILS.
TUESDAY, MARCH 10.

TUESDAY. MARCH 10.
Mail. for Europe isoED anl Liverpool tesmshp
Idaho close a. 1850 m Supplementary nan closed Al th fo,t
Osce At 9;l5 IN. steamship sails al 10 from Per No. 46
North River.
H.s for i.vsn, direct bv steamship Castle D.
s0scd at the POstObe al Z:4O steam
8 2 from Pier No ~ ~ n
Mails ayt steamship WeVbo.sct close at
HbDSkSDAl, MARCH ii.
liverpool the steamship
close $3.50 ASuppmntsry Mai closed the Post
Jersey tiiV.
German Mail direct, the steamship
IL l3Ua. m. hupp Ma. closed the Post
s LIS steamship sails al from loot Of Thn1st,
hoboken .
Thursday European Mail this the sea Of the Hamburg
AneAH hAnBg back owing dsmtge by the storm
Ma Havana, direct DI the steamship tT oi seSiork coe
n2p Supplementary Mail oo5ed the Pc tOGoe AZ 2aO
D. m Steamship sas ~ D. IN. from Pier No. n. X
FRIDAY. hAhCB IL
ab for close at As PostOte yerr day
at ul via Ialisr
Maj. for Hlhfar s. closed tho PostOhce
fay q .. N, and Beson
SATURDAY. MARCH IA.
Britain Ireland
Baltic VI Ill Supplementary Mail is
closed al the PostOhne st Steamship sab ~
rom White star DoeA. PaVohs Frrrr. jersey CIV.
Southampton Bre1cn steamship
Main. IL NJ Supplementary Mail closed the Post
one l;3Jp Ssmship sails Al hom the foot Of Third
81. Hoboken
A Dirrct herman and Prnnar closed Mai hne
Havana McIleo, CITY Of ierco
At D. Supplementary Mail else the 40
p. Steamship sails at 3 IN. IRON Per No. 3 ~ Il
Mails Ja0lca, Panama. Asnva the Central Amor
South Psaoo ports the steamship Heny ChsunceJ
IL Nail Is closed the Post Once
~ NJ ship m. IRON Per Ma az. ~ Il.
Mails for ker West steamship City Of San Antonio
D. steamship ssils Al 0. m, from Pier No. 20 b. X
SUNDAY. AARCH 10.
All Mails esn at o'clock The stD-.ohes open from .
" " = IL
New-York tribune., 1874-03-10
GRANGERS PROCEEDINGS

RESOLUTIONS or TIE MARYLAND STATE GRASGh' ,ay1
PASSED ~ SESSION AT BALTIMORE MARCH, o. lo't'
UHeyeqs. The time has arrived for decla-
ration 6n the part OF the state Grange as 10 her po'
and mode Of operation. a. &c.. a., 4,
Resored That IT IL tho sentiment OF this Grange thi
the OF principles set forth Dy thc oi
Grange at LOuls meets the wants OF the patrons o
orr tate so fully that heartily indorse the same as
our ilture guide Of action. . - ~, ,
PsOfed That we ackno ledge the influenced OF woman
IN all great refOrmatOrY movements ana therefore mos
cordially invite women or our state 10 ns'iet W.
Joining order ia endeavors 10 accomplish acsroo
reforms. :, .,-.. .. -,
RcsgIped That we recommend TO all Oranges TO en-
courae nome business OF all kinds anI dcal Wlth t'r
neighbors but at time ADVISE mat thcy oy
wherever the article they need can ne hau chPtsI o
cash and demand such ayOrs Is cash custOoIS ui'
Justly entitled TO. ,,,.-,.,, IN
OF the agricultural interests Vt the STATE ~Ich alc, pe
,oni doubt, al tins time Va V,ry lanHushhg 'Vu %
diuOn. aud FOR this purpo u - necessary tnS a @ s
Farmer be brought near the Manufactured on .o
hand and the consumer OF his prOiucS on TUE oIoi
he nature anl current OF tine business OF tue counJ
will admit. ....o.. ~, and
Resglosd. That we request all manufacturers ol anu
dealers IN AGRICULTURAL and farming impirmenis ui an
Kinds To discontinue tine prachce Ot demahulhg ga
orbant pay separate pieces or parts oi euoh WHOM
needed for repairs. . >,.. T., ,,orostoI
Resolred Tnat The subordinate Cranes Oo fcquosleu
from time TO lime tD present their views on sch pIac
tirn 1ue.tlgns as affect particular local interests O
tie memhcr- OF Oranges. III The inherent SCCOIa
lie State in order that the state Grange may nave an
inte Iecnt understanding Of tho wants ana Wishes Vi
nIF
New-York tribune., 1874-03-10

DECIsIONS-MARCH ..

Slpreme Court-ChambTs-By Judge Donohue.-
Tgns at & s. sa5aadne rorgeo Boat Coz la e m''eF 81 liar
Pre lns CoGrnei Miller agI Brown ,SS ea'e' b me-.
ter &c. Anderson Trade mems National Bank az Seels7-ino
rnnda Teut National Bank at Board Of Appornonmen'-
Granted (sec opnOn.)
Spperi)r Cort-Uoeciol Tern-Bv Judge Mcneil
whiesorih sgt Ere Railway Co-orer settled aud entered
b. jude lgstsnef a B.etman ,orier Of reference
granted Watson al. Brennan-Ihe phluI slo-d have Jash'
Tca Tsr3-Pat by Jadge spe.-clmp ay F. AI'mmon'-
Common PIeas-Spccial Tpra-By Judge LaTemore.
Webster ag Webster-Reucs oneet 20 T H. lnnson SANDS
RsSsy Co. ae iies~sio,on denied eyut Smith
as SMITH hube ag Tas Pe2s o. TIE siaf o. n a. ,ear
70 rah MIk as, lee S,a aT Nsa "n' 1 inA
Supreme Cowt-Cenadl Tem-By. judges Davis.
Daniels aud be Pe1Pl Wit Of error d.
sfoF .De onon By 6av 2 j. spL Tho MAYOR
~ YJudzmen reversed and ne" tral oerr wa costs 10 Ip
Sf9 s ibe %ngI og11 aGa ono % D,e j. o 70 S rd By Dlns
p, D,B.6nc J-Isv rcrr Az De alOrlef si,ui
over to 6a bcorr tie pocnsin eva9I Opinion by
eeE. & s. and agaea ev.r' o1Hoa b. Davis Tle People
pTo6ue J. SteTenson act The Mt,y, &e-0rer Affirmed wlth
Hcnt Affirmed Opinion by Donohae j. H AT. IcGenlJqdss
for the plant6 te verdict Qpnoa BY ' = D.
|s01 Snr Smc s g Si.T1e orders aie Opinions BY Di,,
J. The Pe * rel Parser a mine csl The PeoPi'
rel He1uessy Sluc-Or.es aimd WIN co., 1la's' S n
Tae Peof rel Wood az Samsore aiInoi VIZ eos'i Ilt
e.
Rt , jl reversed nd e tiia orierc With
costs 10 abide event. Opinion - Davis F. J. Huston aE
Wiener al - affirmed Opinion b. Daniels, j.
Brown agt The Mayor. Sc, Y. \. - J1dsnent ahr1ci
Opninn bq Davis r. MsyD Sc. Ne~ fofAJalE
men reversed and ordered with costs 70 abide event opnon
L Dopohi Tooe sg Clryir Motion 'ruew tn grantees costs
TO add event O.uio1 by Fa1eJ Willis agt WelyerJlyneuI
reversed ana tna orerei costs ABIDE event opnon by
Davi. The People r Wade at sIlcs-Jgsmeni i3of'
feudaht on submitted w Opuon b. Day r.
BeSs AIT wanIe-DscTee Suosl.e affirmed ~th Opinion
b Donoue J. Mcyeay Agt The Mayor &e-Jasmra Affirmed
Opinion by DonOhue J. ,r-.-
Order affirmed opinion br Davis p J. tn~ Continent
Bank Company sgt The ntu,r Exhibition ConPaDr
aFuurd " co Opniuu b. U4lltis y
R, Juigrs psy. Daniels, D,nohuMH1lof ayt Mundo,-
Orlr ,Gme costs opinion DIue Getty agt SJaul
mD.lb'd Daniels,
The nlustrial Bxlibiion
Compan,-Orier affirmed with coss opinion h Daniels J. ihe
New York Fioatiag Doc Co. Lrau lnd another cOrf
The People Baker s The Board Of ATpcfonmeat-hohon
denied. bY Dolnhlc. !.
Spfcial Ten Judye Van BnntCocSer set Thompon ct al
Judgment for deiendut with Grrue g The Hanover lu
Co.Drurer a. Parcel hitcen ag Coak
lin 1t sIuIgneut Usntf Hume lg Hsny - aJulgmehi
for panun Weeks at Gean eI aLFiniuSs moncI
New-York tribune., 1874-03-10
CIVIL NOTES.

CIVIL NOTES.
In the suit brought by John B. Green against
tho CITY for $4,000 for laying Croton water MAINS
has been decided against him. the supreme G of The
General Term. yesterday reversed tue ueela!o""' 49,
lower Court and ordered n new trial.
A new trial was ordered yesterday IN inc
sunreme Court General Term, In the suit brought ny
tho assignee OF James Coulter Police Justice TO deter
mine whether $4,000 s. 600 the legal salary VI
Police Justice. The lower Court decided that IL va"
5000.
Judge Pratt rendered, yesterday, decision
in the BROOKLYN branch OF the Supreme Court giving
title 20 the Brooklyn Trust Company TO the properly
known as the Brooklyn PostOn1ce Duildlng, om th
prouud that the property had been purchased by hc
bert !. Mills with money which he had pur0ineo iio'n
the Company .
John l.. Brown obtained verdict OF
$4,000 against city, in the Court OF Common feas'
before Judge Van Brunt, for paving Tenih-aye from
Manhattansr to One-hundredandnfty fith-st. An ap-
neal WAS taken on the ground the contract was no.
gwen to lowest bidder and that forinalltl' u'
not been compiled with. In the Supreme Court GeneIi
Ierul. yesterdat, DECISION wa ,t or e cojirt
below.
John Carroll died a year ago IN England,
leaving property IN Brooklyn valued at sloON~' Two
women now claim to have beon married to him. ana
suit 10 pending in Brooklyn branch OF the Supreme
Court which will decide the legality OF these claims
Carroll was married 10 English woman IN ms own
country many years ago ana III lSl2 ne uescr,c us
and came to ns country. In 1868 ne married MISS Mar
,aret Richards whom he had fOnr children. His nrs
we heard nothing Of him until 1870 when learnln hat
he in America, she came mere ana iouhu Nm .5
with another woman AT No. 2t2 AyltU-lNe''
The III st wife then began SUIT for divorce, but "h
the case was pending Carroll returned to Enahd anu
had only been there short time when ne dled' inc
second wife then presented a Will for pTObae ia the
Kings County SurOEate's Office, when was coheaeu "
| the first wife. Tho case ~ stiil on.