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The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1874-01-04

226 "s To THE LADIES. 226
r, =. GREAT INDUCEMENTS.
ALL STYLES OLE HAIR. PLA1Ts, oURLs, BRA1Ds.
cHIGNoNs AND SWITCHES AT COST PRICE
Lediss' and Gensismenis Wigs and HalEwigs and
Articles Large and assortod lots Of French and
German Extracts and Colleagues. HAIR Restorativss
Hair Oils, Pomado, Cosmetics and Hair Dyss. Crfmp
ing Ifons Curling Sticks and all Articles required
Polite attendaats will at all times be fufniahsd for
residence.
A complete. fresh and desirable stock at the Low.
EST POSSIBLE PRICES, and satisfaction guaranteed.
JAMES HEANEY
Hair Dresser and Wig Maker,
1a4 lm5p ee8 Baronne above Julia street.
M HOGAN & CO.,
DEALERS AID IoBBERs IN
TEAS,
6S. Magazine Street. .......-.6s7
Between jackson and Josephine streets,
NEW ORLEANS.
Late CHINA AND JAPAN TEA COMPANY formerly
at 5s2 Magazine st., near Braselman & Adams.
E>~ Remember the New Number 637 Magazine street.
Roasted and Ground Coffee a speciality. jail
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-03-30
Chapter 200.

AN ACT to make the thirteth day of Ma! legal
holiday.
Be II enacted by the Senate and House Of Representa-
Ares in legislature assembled, as follows:
SECTION /. Section nine of chapter thlrty-two of
the revised statutes is hereby amended by adding
after the word January" in the seventh line. the
words 'thirtieth day of May so that said section
as amended shall read as follows:
'on any promissory note, inland bill oteAchange,
draft or order for the payment OF money. payable
in this state at future day or at sight and not on
demand. grace of three days shall be allowed, II
the third day is Sunday, a day Of public last or
Thanksgiving appointed by the governor and coun-
ell the fourth day of July, the twenty second day
February, Christmas, or first day of January, or
the thrteth day OF May, two days shall be al
lowed. If the fourth day of July, twenty-second
OF February. Christmas. first day of January
day of grace. is saturday and the following Sun
day is the third day of grace, four days shall he
allowed
SIC. ?. Section eighteen of chapter seventy
seven of the revised statutes is hereby amended by
adding after the word september" in the second
line, the words the thirtieth day of May, SO that
said section as amended shall read as follows:
No court shall be held on Christmas day, the
fourth of July, second Monday of September, Thrift
eth day of May any day designated for choice of
president and vlcepresdent of the United States or
for the annual fast or thanksgiving; and when the
time fixed for term of said court falls on either OF
day, which shall he deemed the first day OF the
term for all purposes
SECT. ,. Section seventy-six of chapter eighty
of the re, Used statutes is hereby amended by
adding after the word THANKSGIVING in the third
line, the words 'thrtieth day Of May, that said
section as amended shall read follows:
NO person shall be arrested in civil action, or
meSne process OF execution, warrant for
taxes, on the fourth day Of July, Christmas day,
the day of annual fast, Thanksgiving, or thrtieth
dav of May and no officer or soldier who is re-
quired hy law to attend military training, nspec-
ton, review election. stall he arrested any
such process On such days
approved February y, lsI4)
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Chapter 900.

AN AZ I to amend section fourteen Gf chapter one
hundred and sixteen Of the revised statutes re-
lating to costs of parties
BE ~ enacted bvfb Senate GHd HoHsr ~ Representa-
ftttStn LestsfGture dsStHbitd as f0lpas
Al ol section fourteen OF chapter hundred
and sixteen of the revised statutes between the
thirteenth and twenty fifth lines of said section is
stricken out, and the following substituted.
Costs for travel shall be taxed for the prevailing
party III civil suits according to the distance of the
SAID party or his attorney who resides to the
place OF trial, unless said prevailing party his
attorney who resides fartheSt from said place OF
trial actually travels the greater distance for the
special purpose OF attending court III such cause,
III which case costs for travel shall lie taxed for said
last named distance, and when the action Is in the
name OF an endorSee and the plaintiff is the pre-
'aiilng party, such costs IL travel shall be taxed
according to the distance OF the attorney, payee
or endorsee who is nearest to the place of trial
less The attorney, payee or endorSee residing the
greater distance from said place of trial, actually
travels such greater distance for the special purpose
OF attending court in said cause But no costs for
travel shah lie allowed for more than ten mie dis
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lhapter 2O3.

AN AZ to continue in force chapter ninety eight
OF the public laws OF eighteen hundred and sew
enty-three, providing pensions for disabled sol
ders and seamen.
Be u enacted By the Senate and House Of Representa-
tues an Legislature dssembisd as }oiio,cs
SECTION l.. That the provisions of chapter nine
ty eight, public laws of eighteen hundred and sew
enty three, are hereby continued in force from the
thirty'rst day of December. except as hereinafter
amended
SEC. ,. Section two of the act of eighteen hun
bred and seventy one hereby continued in force, Is
amended by inserting after the word age, in the
second line, the words or orphan minor children
over twelve years of age, who partially or total
ly disabled by accident or chronic sickness and
after the word "dependent" parent so that the
whole section as amended shall read as follows
section Q. The widow during her widowhood,
orphan children under twelve years of age, orphan
minor children over twelve years of age, who are
partially totally disabled by accident or chronic
sickness, or the dependent parent or sister OF any
soldier or seaman, deceased from wounds or injury
sustained in the service while in the line OF duty
entitled to the same pension as provided IN sec
ton one, and under similar conditions provided,
that no more than eight dollars per month lie PAD
one family
SCI. ;. The commission created 10y chapter one
hundred and seventy eight Of the resolves OF eigh-
teen hundred and siXty-seven. ana continued IN
force by successive resolves, is hereby ahollshed,
and all the records of said commission are trans
ferred to the department of the adlutant general
and the board OF guardians Of INDECENT orphans Is
required to turn over to the state treasurer me uh-
expended funds in their hands.
SEC. 4. No soldier who has served ny enlistment
IN the army navy OF the nlted states, IN the war
of eighteen hundred and siXty-one, anu IN canse-
quence of injury sustained in said service may be-
shall not be considered pauper, or SUBJECT TO us-
franchsemen. tor that cause.
SIC H. This act shall take effect when approved
Approved February p, l>7t.l
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Chapter 1919.

AN ACT relating to the unfinished records Of deeds
made by the late Register Of Deeds for Cumhcr-
land county.
Be enacted By me SENATE and H3use 81 Representa-
firfs IN LegfsidturP assembled, as follows
SECTION |. The record of any instrument in
Cumberland county incomplete by reason OF failure
Of the late register of deeds tor said county
thy on the book where such record j. entered that
such record Is a true copy of the original instTu-
ment, shall nevertheless he prma iace evidence
that the same is duly recorded, and such record
shall he prma face evidence of the contents of the
original instrument; and copies OF such record may
he used for all purposes for which Office copies OF
deeds may now be legally used.
SCI, 2 The power conferred by revised statutes,
chapter Seven section thirteen. ar any act amsnda
tory thereof, shall be exercised by any person or
persons holding the Office at any time during five
years alter the said vacancy mag have occurred.
SEC. ;. No certificate shall lie made us author
ized in said section thirteen, any act amendatory
thereof, except upon comparison by the register
making the certificate of the original instrument
with the record thereof, and such certificate shall
IN all instances state the date when it vas made,
the fact of comparison, and the date when the
original instrument was left for but shall
be only prma iacie evidence of the last fac:.
tAprroyed February ., 1871
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Chapter 1893.

AN ACT reatingt 20 clerks OF judicial { uurts.
IL IL eHncted ny me Senate and H0Hsc Of Representa-
tufS in LeqiSiiture d~StWbifd rs foiiOHS;
SECTION |. From and after the passage of this
act. clerks OF judicial courts shall make extended
records of proceedings in court, in actions for How
age in equity, real actions, bes Tor divorce,
petitions for PARTITION petitions to enforce liens and
actions upon mortgages without unreasonable de
lay after the rendition of final Judgment. In ali
other it shall be sufficient to record the names
"f the parties date of writ. the term of the court
at which entered, date of service or notice to de-
PENDANTS the time Of rendition Of Judgment its ma
lure and amount. and the number OF the case upon
the docket at the Judgment term, except as here
matter provided in section two, and that upon mo-
ton of either party the court may, il special cause
bc shown, order a fall record in any case.
SEC. ,. When executions, issued on judgments,
are returned into the clerks Office, satisfied in whole
or in part by levy upon real estate, the clerk for
the tiine being shall make an extended record in
the book of records of the term when judgment
was rendered, and note on the docket under the ac
ton, the fact OF said levy and the date of making
Svc =. This nc, shall take effect when approved.
{Approsed Feb -, l-1i)
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Chapter 1913.

AN ACT ainendatory of and in addition to chapter
hundred and thirteen OF the revised satutes relating to
poor debtors.
Be IL enacted By the Senate AMI House Of Representa-
tires, IN LfgisiatHrf assembled, follows
sECTioN |. Section twenty six of chapter hundred
AMI thirteen of the revised statutes is hereby amended
as To read as follows:
Section %. A debtor who has given such bond may
apply in writing within the time limited his bond to
justice Of the peace in the county where he arrested
claiming the benefit Of the oath authorized in section tr
ty: if he is committed has delivered himself into the
custody of the ailor, he may apply to justice of the
same county ut his request the iaor shall apply in his
behalf and in either the Justice shall appoint time
and place for his examinations and issue citation the
CREDITOR under his hand and seal which citation may he
in substance follows.
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AN ACT relating to the appointment Of trustees in
the State College OF Agriculture and the Slechau-
iu Arts.
BE il enacted by the Scaate and House Of Representa-
tires IN Legislature assembled, as follows:
SECTION /. All vacancies occurring i'll the board
of trustees of the State College of Agriculture and
the Mechanic Arts shall he filled by the governor
with the advice and consent of the council
Sc. >. All laws inconsistent with this act are
hereby repealed.
approved February .. IS7L)
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An ACT to- increase the salary of the county attJI-
ney for the county OF Andr0,cuggin.
Bf tfnacted the Senate and Honsf 81 Representa-
tires IN Leg isdtuJs dSsfmbi.d, as follows
SECTION |. From and after the first day ct March
i.hteen hundred and seventy -four, the saary of
the county attorney for the county of Andruseoggn
shall be five hundred dollars instead Of the sum
now provided by law, which shall be in full for all
services county attorney.
SEC. This act shall take effect when approved.
Approved February =, 1874
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CHAPTER 1916.

AN ACT to amend section nine Of chlper eShy three II
the Revised Statues concerning writs issued by
justices aud police and municipal courts.
BE II enacted by the Senate and House Of ReprtstRfa
fipss IN Legislature assembled, as follows;
Section nine Of chapter eightythree o the revised
ut9s is hereby amended by adding thereto the following
words aud in like manner and with like effect original
wTits issued by police municipal courts may be made
Ieurnabe before any other police municipal court
the adjoining county that said section a.
amended shall read as follows
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Chapter 2Ol.

AN ACT additional to chapter eighty two OF the
the revised statutes, concerning proceed ngs in
court.
BE II enacted bY tie Senate and House ofRfpresentd-
tires in LEGISLATURE assembled, as follows:
In actions of contract against more than one de-
PENDANT the jury may return a separate verdict as
to each defendant, as to two or more defendants
jointly, and judgments shall he entered up accord
in@ly. In case of separate Judgment against de-
PENDANTS in the action, the court shall app0r-
ton the costs to he taxed ganst each such defend
ant.
Approved February y. ISL
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AN ACT in relation 10 costs in log Lien
Be II enacted by the Senate and House o( RpreSe"fd-
fit,S an Legislature assembled as foH0TS:
In actions prosecuted to collect lien claims for
Labor logs and lum} er, the court shall have the
anne power to allow costs and apportion them as in
cases in equity This act shall not apply to the
taxation OF costs in any action now pending ia any
court in this state.
(Approyed Feb. - $50
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PUBLIC LAWS OF THE STATE OF MAINE.

lance from any Justice, municipal police court,
nor more than forty miles distance from any other
court, unless the plaintiff prevailing actually trav
els greater distance the adverse party if he re-
covers costs. by himself, his agent attorney. in
fact travels greater distance for the special pur
pose Of attending court in such cause.
approved February 2S, ls7l.)
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-03-30

SEC. :" original writs issued by any trial Justice
he made reurnabe before any other trial Justice Of the
county and shall have the effect if signed
by the latter justice, aud in lile and With like
effect, original wriI, issued by police municipal
court, may be made reurnabe bef,re any I police
municipal in the adjoining county
(Approycd February IS, lST4)
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Chapter 1877.

AN ACT additional to chapter eehtytw OF Ia IL iscd
statutes relating relating to proceedrp, il court
Be IL enacted By the Senate and UoHN n Rpresenta-
tires an Legislature assembled 0s fOU0trst
In ali civil actions the writ may he nded y inserting
additional plaintiff. or by striking cut more plain
tiAs when there two ard tnc impose
reasonable terms.
t.pproycd February y, 1870
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STATE OF MAINE.


Of the d,sire OF the debtor expressed in TIE foregoing
application, and that have appointed ---, til, -
day OF -, in the year Of our Lord ---, ut -- of
the clock in tie ---nOoo, and the of - in
-. in said county, As the time and place Tor said eS
animation. And you hereby notified lie present and
select of the justices, and be heard in said
Gisen under nav hand and seal at -, ia said coun-
ty, the - Of A. u.
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Approved February y. $3.50
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1874-07-09

is covered by spacious canopy, and is flank
ed with AnrAitheatre Seats capable of seat
ing 10,esG people, with ample protection
irom sua asa rain. The whole is brilliantly
iilurSsaated by night by night. with 5,O00s
patent gas clusters and jets, presenting a
grand and magnificent sight To avoid the
grea' crowds Of tfs evening, the morning
and afternoon exhibitions are more prefera-
bic for families iadies and children.
t. BUCKLEY & Co., Pr0prietors.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1874-07-09
REPUBLICAN,,
Congressional Convention.

AT q meeting of the Repvbliesn' Con-
gressional Central Committee, held at
Goshen, Ind, on the 30th day of June,
1874, 1t was decided that the Republican
voters of the 18th Congressional dis trict,
of the state of Indiana, be notified that a
Delegate Convention of the Republican
party will be held at Kendallville. Noble
county, on Tuesday, the 18th day of Au-
gust, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, for the purpose
of nominating candidate for Congress
for said district Each county in the dis
trict Will be entitled to the following
number of Delegates, representation being
based upon the votes given for W. w.
Curry, for Secretary of State in
1872.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1874-07-09
Strictly Moral & First Class

THE VI OST INTENSELY INTEREST
ING AND ATTRACTIVE COMBINA-
TlON OF NONEL AND SENSATIONAL
AMI SEMENT FEATURES EVER KNOWN
SINCE THE WORLD BEGAN
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1874-07-09

Married, at the residence Of the
brides father, in Centre township, on
Sunday 5th inst, by Rev. A. Fuller, Mr..
Aaron Kreighbaum, Of Green township,
to Miss Rebecca Wiekizer.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1874-07-09
UNVESAL FA\R

The grand and magnificent
Hippodrcmc and World Race
Congress, which will exhibit in
Plymouth, July IA, is a COM
plete revival of all the classic
sports and pastimes of the an
cient Grecian and Roman
Olympic Festivals and Games.
Chariot Races, Roman Stand
ing Races, Liberty Races, FL
ephant and Camel races, Indian
Races, Flat Races, Sack and
WheeIbarrow Races, Walking
Races by James Smith, the
Champion WallSist OF the world
who will walk against a run
ming Elephant. Also, Steeple
Chooses and Hurdle Races by
English ThorougI breds, with
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1874-07-09
The Corner Stone.


very orderly and becoming manner, in
this city. The exercises were at the new
public school building, and consisted
principally in the ceremonies, by the Ma
sonic Order, in laying the corner stone of
the public school ediice AT 2 o'clock P
NJ. the-procession was formed on Michi-
gan street, by Chief Marshal Henry G.
Thayer. 1t was composed of the Ply
mouth Silver Band, Fire Department.
City Council, City School Trustees, High
School Glee Club, Workmen employed
on the building, citizens ard Others, In
dependent Order of Odd Fellows, and
the Masonic Fraternity.
school building, the following was the
order of exercises:
LIST. Music-by the Plymouth Silver
Band.
I'd. Prayer-by ]. n. Hume.
3D. Music-by the High School Glee
Club.
5ih. Plymouth Glee Club.
9th. Address-D. Mcdonald, Deputy
Grand Master.
nh Music-by the High School Glee
Club.
9Th. Oration-by Prof r. A. Chase
9th. Music by the High School Glee
Club.
10Th. Bene6iction-by Rev. J l. Boyd.
The Grafton was well received, and al
though. there were no great demonstra-
tons of applause, it seemed to meet the
appreciation ofall.
We shall not attempt to give a report
of the Grafton, or to comment upon It, as
we took no notes, presuming that it viii,
be published entire.
The following named articles wer plac-
in box, and deposited in the Corner
Stone:
MEMORANDUM OF DOCUMENTS DEPOSITED
IN THE CORNER STONE OF THE
PUBLIC SCHOOL BUILDING,
JULY 4TH, 1874.
Copy of Charter of the city of Ply
mouth.
Names of the officers of City govern
ment.
Names of school officers of city of Ply
mouth, and Marshall county.
Names of officers of Marshall county.
IF q "a for
wear ending May 31st, 1874.
Copy Of contract for the erection of this
building.
Copy of organization of Hook and Lad
der Co. No. /, and list Of members
thereof, organized in 1858.
Cards of principal business men OF city
Names of Judge, Prosecuting Attorney
Clerk and Sheriff, and attorneys of Mar
shall Circuit Court.
Bar docket of said court.
Last bar docket of Common Plea!
Court. "a.
Bylaws Of Plymouth Lodge, No. 149
BYLAWS Of Kilwinning Lodge, No
435. AT. & A. M.
BYLAWS of Plymouth council, No. Is
r. 6 8. NJ. -
Bylaws of Plymouth Chapter, No. 40
Royal Arch Masons.
proceedings of Grand Lodge, of A. F
ga. NJ. of State of Indiana, for the yeal
1878.
Names of organizations participating
n the ceremonies of laying the corner
stone, and order of exercises.
school law of the State Of Indiana.
Rnies and regulations, course OF study
I'D orranization of public schools OF Ply
Number of school children enumerated
g Conv each Of Plymouth Democrat
ubppii, County REPUBLICAN,, Weekly
SrJ ~ NronA and Bourbon Mirror, pa
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1874-07-09

By order of the Congressional Contra
COMMITTEE.
Fl. G.. THAYER, Chairman.
E. ". H ELLIS, Secretary.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1874-07-09
Total
3:C5j

The Republicans of Marshall county
are therefore requested to elect in their
several townships, delegates to the above
named convention, as follows:
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1874-07-09

Get your job printing done at the
REPUBLIoAN office. You can save mo1l-
ey by ii.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1874-07-09

all the Athletic and Gymnastic
Sports of the ancient Curricu-
Inn, such as Perilous FLYING
Men, Herculean Canon Ball Per-
formers, Contorlionists and Trap
exists.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1874-07-09
mouth, Tuesday, July, Ia, lSs4,

For circus is no m ,re hippodrome
than hipp' dr0me is IA circus. They are
a. widely diileren. S light is from dark
ness.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1874-07-09
Wanted!

All person knowing themselves to be
indebted to me by book account to call
and settle by cash or note.
16tf ]. F. BRHRENs.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-02-14

FRENCH = ENGLISH
u II i : 5 G. O o ID 5
Black G,-,as. iSHks Paisley and Sf,Fped
.Naicls ~ 10 of.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-02-14
Humorous.

The article chiefly sold at most fancy
fairs The visitor
Why is Faster no longer 1t movable
feast? Because Ills kept still
Bookkeeping may be taught in Il single
lesson of three words. Never lend them
\ minister walked six miles To marry a
couple lately. lie tell sort of fcc.hill like
The groom saw it,
A widower replied TO a sympathizing
visitor nj the funeral of bis wife. "Well,
yes sir, | shall miss her; she was a very
expensive woman
What is the difference between muir
derous attack and pig-killingy one is as
sault with intent to Kill, and the other Is a
kill with intent 10 salt,
A Danbury man was going To send dol
lar to the Howard Mission, but couldn't
find sufficiently llmpsy bill to risk in q
letter and sent his regards instead
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-02-14
word. of Wisdom.

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~. I's,;,;o o" - - i;,a '''
~, "'ft'
"cn Iur Ilt'lu opportunities ., PIo"sinH
'"a P"' ''''' "''''' ''''..s 0"' VI '''' way
No manners arc 80 nne as the most awR,
"aru MANIFESTATIONS oil Soou VIII toward
men
lf some men died and others did not.
death would indeed he most moriiiying
evlI lbruyere'
The bread of life is love; the salt Of life
is work; the sweetness of life poosy; the
water Of life faith. Jameson.
Every man when he enter, into society,
gives up a part OF hi. natural liberty, At
the price of 80 valuable n purchase.
What ,o,, ,o,lJ a.. should liy, !, IL
,,o ,t",lG o,lr oIiav o,o,,. I;,d ,i,ono,',
that come. ~ ~ IN Llo..on, into ,rorG, snJ