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Saturday, Oetobar q. -.

within legal hours, the following described
property, situated in shelby county, Teuness
see, tO-Wit.
A certain tract of land lying and being 10
the sixteenth civil district of said county, an q
bounded on the north by the lands of Eppy
White ami Dennis 'Brlen, DECEASED on t1s
east by the lands Of II. II. Todd; and on tu3
south and west by the lands Of Haynes; be-
ing ne same upon which j. il. Williams r3-
sided on the 18th OF september, lo1i- anu Do
many years belOres containing d-J acres, 3E-
ciudiur from said boundaries the % acres
above, here OfOre sold % DIT. Noon, and AZ
- acres sold TO Mrs. LeftwiCh, leaving
balance OF 20 acres in the tract iuciudiugt.l
the improvements.
TFRsfs or BALE.-Ou credit OF six, tW8iv
and eightesi months, purchaser 10 sLyH
notes, bearing interest at DO per cent. ir0
date, with two good and solvent suret1es sii6a
retained to further secure same and equliyls
redemption barred
This, september Jli Lslf.
4. A. COLE. G. & nj
BY Il. J. BLACK, ID. q. ami b..
smith, Scott 81 Jefferson, attorneys
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,r1ssIssrPPI AND TENNBssl
ARRTVEs:


New Orleans Nail every oayl ~ z-ig pm
,,1,rsse daily Sundays excepted at $ % am
F'-ffght and recommendation daily SUNDAY
0xeepted) at 4 rs pm.
DEPARTS.
New Orleans Mail every dsyl a. u % am
I7ypr7zs daily SUNDAYS crcenl adl, al % pm
FREIGHT and accommodation. oauy (sunday'
ex ceptedj, a. a so am.
Depot "a foot OF Main street. -,
rraJfeun.
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coffee ana sasaly ssss .-s.s.,,'
nelth the poor nor rich are exempt The
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90 busy one, and a larger amount Of cotton
changed hands than on any previous day OF
the season.. The kilograms were una Yor2olei
New lUrE lost e, quoting l5cs Liverpool lost
1-I5I, quoting 55z9sd. The inquiry IN cur
markell sci In actively aud holders were viii
ling LIers az the quotations OF Iuesday even
Ing. There was again some lrreg arlty, Dut
IONS was often al the bottom OF the apparent
Inconsistency OF the figures. Prices, as re-
ported by The actual operators were: re-
IH-.r- uliddliug, I3,c. lS5kc, lie, Il l-loe, and
lee: middling river cOtuOns. extra style,
IH-c. good middlinE, l4lF Gl45<c; lair, DC.
I1e total safes ere 800 bales, the largest sales
OF any one Gay o. The season up . TINS time
the nearest il IN number was $50 bales last
Monday and ZIJu bales on the SATURDAY prs
z-laus The Increase was owing 70 the large
uuriuE or Mr.. B0wles, 80 bales, Tor export,
and loo bales taken by Mr.. Patton, a Liverpool
buyer. II The whole 80 bales 200 bales were
for aNuorE. Quotations were unchanged.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

MONETARY MATTERS sre without in
f-rsst lust now. because the position OF hnan-
cfsI matters is one O. the simply defensive
character. There Is dIstrust and waryness, and
Gle position is one Of canton and Watcifal-
ness Under such circumstances, there are no
battles fought, and no victories gained A
nat. tame quietude exists, that gives not q line
% the hIstorian-sHcb is now the monetary
r1aili1u. The policy is a safe and a wise one,
AID our commerce viii feel the benefit Of IL
when the troubles OF the time have passed by
oar banks, ike Tire banks Of other cities, are
doing little beyond routine business. AppA-
cations Cor money arr. few Exchange, now
cotton sales are active, IS onsring in abun'
dance. Rates remain at e discount buying on
New York, = on sight, Z On New Orleans;
selling Oh all points ~ par. Gold Is IN slight
Offering. brokers pay Tor 1t lu9s and sell al ITO.
The following from the .AHiericdn Greer is on
a. subject OF importance: Insurance compa-
mics have a way Of putting provisos in their
policies which &c would be well for Insurers
FUZZY 90 understand. For instance. such a.
The following, which are copied from policy
before Us. ii is also agreed that the aggregate
amount insured IN this and other o0rnpanle Is,
on the aboye-mcnt iOned property, SHAH not
exceed tFO-tnirds OF the cash value
a- estimated IN the application unless
N#...HI AlL AAAAAA-cA AAAat+- A+AAll ~
herein rraufef. In case ofother insurance on
amy 90 TIE property covered by THIS policy II
shall bC optional with this company 70 treat
this policy rs concurrent with any Q Ier fo.-
lag- on any Tari % The property herein insured
III case Of any other Insurance upon the prop
grly hereby Insured whether made prior OF
subsequent 10 The date Of tnls policy, the as
sur=d -lalI be entitled 70 recover OF tnls COM
pauy no greater portion OF The lOsh sustained
than The SUM hereby insured pears 10 me
whole amount insured thereon, whether such
other insurance. be by specinc or general or
lualEZ POLICIES Now lA6ns oppose you
have ten thousand dollars worth OF mer-
CusudIse in store, on which yOu have a fixed
policy covering the amount At the same
line you have 4 floating policy for ten thou
SD sd d0I lars covering the same me chanqise-
TuH uTrp eTtF is destroyed by Ere- me uos2t-
ing T.0l Iey applies only tosucD goods as are not
covered by a fixed policy. The nEed policy
limits the loss % tue pro rata OF the property
r,.--rUTaL LJ the whole insurance Hence the
insurer would only recover i've thousand dol
lars. This il certainly TOO much Of good
thing.
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4s .aS Jackson put on lhe board of grand
Jury commissioner
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Stockholders Annual Meeting.
THE annual meeting OF the Stockholders Of
L the Mississippi and Tennessee RallrO0d
Company, will be held at the Chamberlane
House. IN the city of Grenada, Miss, on the
18Th OF November, 1874, ut which time Direct
Ors viii be elected for the ensuing year.
StOckhOlCers viii be passed free by exhibit
ing their Certificates of Stock 10 conductors.
octl7 :. H. LAMB, Secretary.
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CHANCERY SALE
OF
REAL DEBATE,

No. gS5. R.-First Chancery Court Of shelby
cOunty-Samuel II. Jones, ct al, vs., Robert
MCKenna.
DY vntue Of an iuterIOcutOry decree for
- sale, entered in the above cause on the
2ftn day Of June, 1874. and modified July s,
1874, I viii sell, at public auction, TO the
highest bidder IN front Of the Clerk ana
Masters onlce, GreenlaW OpsrahOuse buliu-
ing, second street, Memphis, Tennessee, on
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E3ssYiDfy- IJttGtTty ~ 0ss Fsssss .s.,--. - -
the opeTahouss in milwaukee,, " i''oOuei,--
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CHANCERY SALE
or
Real II = c - G0.

No. AS, Rim the First Chaucery Court OF
shelby county, Tennessee. h Arlington,
Admir- etc, vs.. ]. b. Arlington et "a.
ny virtue OF an interlOcutOry decree for sale
% entered in the above cause on the oth
dav OF July, 1874, viii sell, az public auction,
the highest bidder, in front of the Clerk and
Masters ONCE, Gresnlaw Operahouse Buii0-
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PADUCAH AND MEMPHIS.

ARRIVE5s
Mail and Freight, Al am.
DEPAETsi
Mail and Freight, AZ 4 n.m.
The mail and freight train leaves Covlngton
FOR Memphis att am. and returns TO COvlng-
ton at q Is pm.
Trains leaving Memphis VIII start from
Underwriters " arahouse.
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EPUnLlc SALE
OF Valuable
Real Estate !

The undersigned will offer at Public
Sale, on the premises, late of Daniel
Solt, decd, in Franklin township, Car.
bon county, Pa, on MONDAY, Aprii
18th, 1874, commencing at ONEo'clock
p. NJ, the following valuable Real Es-
tate, situated as above. and known AZ
the " Daniel Solt Farm" consisting of
10 acres, more or less, 75 acres OF
which are cleared aud under high
state of cultivation, the remaining 3S
acres being Fine Timber Land,
comprising White Oak, Pine, &c. Also,
a quantity of Grain in the Ground. The
improvements consist of two.story
Frame Dwelling House, "a x 80 feet (;
Barn, 30 55 feet, and necessary Out
buildings. There is q never. falling
Spring Of Water convenient to house
and barn. This offers a rare chance
for man with limited capital to get
a first-rate Farm, there being no better
land in the county.
@- Conditions will be made known
at time and place of sale, by
SOL. & VIM. SOLT.
franklin twp, March 2S, lS74.w34
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Settled.

Settled.
About one year ago Mahlon M'Intyre
lost a leg on the. L V. r. r. by being
run over, and some time after instituted
proceedings against the company, claim
Ing damages. The case was tried at
our Court, and M'Intyre was awarded
two thousand and some dollars for in
juries received. The company not being
satisfied with this decision took the case
to the Supreme Court, and the decision
of the Court here was affirmed. Still
delaying payment, and after another
effort to institute further proceedings,
Sheriff Faust seized their goods and Of
flee furniture in this city, and had hand
bills printed offering them for sale on
Saturday next. After some consider
alton the company came to the conclu-
sion to give in, and gave cheque for
the full amount Monday, to E. J. More.
ESQ.,, counsel for Mr.. M'Intyre. Al
lentown Morning Herald.
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Religious.
There will be services in the III. E.
church, tomorrow Sunday as follows
at 10:30 A. NJ, preaching, after which
the Sacrament of the Lords Supper
will be administered, at 700 p. NJ,
preaching. Subject: "-1re Drinking
Houses Needed?" Rev. Wilmer Coff-
man, pastor.
Services will be held in the lecture
room of the Presbyterian church, to-
morrow, Sunday evening at 700 o.
clock. Rev. II. f. Mason, pastor.
The new pastor of the Packerton
NJ, E. church, Rev. E. A, Hamilton,
is expected to arrive on rhursday next,
and Services will be held in the school
house, on the following Sunday. Mr..
Ii. is young man, graduate of the
Theological Seminary, and is highly
spoken of as a christian and gentleman.
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Literary Society.

Saturday Evening, April 4th.-The
18th regular meeting was held as above.
The meeting was called to order by the
President at 7.45 p. NJ. The roll was
called and the minutes of the last meet.
ing were read and approved.
Mr. F. P. Graver was proposed and
unanimously elected as an active men,
Der of this society.
The following gentlemen were ap-
pointed. a committee on programme for
Saturday evening, April II, Messrs
Zern, Campbell and Bagenstose.
The regular programme was then
taken up.
Referred questions-1st. Why is AL
lentown more like Jerusalem of old than
any other city, answered by j. w.
Rooms. end. What were the names Of
the three persons who were roasted by
Nebuchadnezzar, was answered by Miss
Sue E. Zern. 3rd. Does smoke produce
rain, If so, why, answered by DR.. Zern.
Essay on salt" by Miss Ellie Fenncr.
Defamation by Mss Aggie Houk OH
"The Blind Boy"
Subject for debate-Resolved That
the statesman of revolutionary days de.
serves more honor than the soldiers of
those days. Opened in the Affirmative
by DR.. Zern, followed by Messrs. Ber-
GER, Bagenstose and smith; and in the
Negative by Messrs. Dimmick, Gillian,
Campbell and Koons. Decided ia the
Affirmative.
Select reading by F. A. Graver on
the subject of water is the best"
The committee on programme for
April 1lth. reported as follows: Select
reading by Frank G. Knipe. Decla-
nation by Miss Carrie Koons.
Referred Questions-1st. Where and
by whom was the assertion made
Millions for defence, not one cent for
tribute |" referred to S. K. Gilham.
end. Describe I'm artisan well, to j.
W. Rooms. 3rd. Who is spoken of in
the old Testament as having deceived
his father, and who assisted him in do
ing so? TO ]. r. Dimmick.
Question for debate-Resoived that
riches develop character better than
poverty. Affirmative, d. S. Grossman;
Negative, Miss Sue E. Zern.
Critic, ID. b. Albright.
On motion adjourned.
F. c. KNIFE, Rec. Sec. 4
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Died,

On the 14th ult., in Lower Towa-
mensing twp, Charles Daniel, son OF
Josiah and Rebecca Klotz, aged year,
2 months and 0 days.
On the 18th ult., in East Penn twp.
Ellen Jane, daughter of David and
Caroline Wehr, aged 9 mos. and dys.
On the 22d ult., in East Penn twp.
Carrie E., daughter of Frs. and Sarah
Mantz, aged / month and 0 days.
On the 1st inst, in LehightOn, Frank
lin r., sou of John and Sarah Ann
Harrow, aged 2 months and l3 days.
In Franklin twp, on the 4th ult. :,
Henry, infant son OF George and Anna
L. Enzian, aged days.
IN Lausanne twp, on the 27th ult.,
Charles William, son of Chas. and Jane
Heimes, aged 2 yrs, moS. aud 3 dys.
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IA ssignees Notice.

Notice is hereby given, that Gideon
Nothsteln, of New MshoDing, Carbon
county, Pa, and Leah his wife, by deed
OF voluntary assignment have assigned
all the estate, real and personal, of the
laid Gideon Nothstein, to Tilghman
Arner, of New Mahoning, Carbon Co.,
"a, in trust for the benefit of the said
Gideon Nothsteln.
All persons, therefore, indebted to the
said Gideon Nothstein, will make pay
inent to me, the said assignee, at New
Mahonlng, and those having claims or
demands will make known the same
within six weeks from this date.
TlLGHMAN ARNER,
Assignee of Gideon NothsteIn.
March IA, 1874-wS%
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Borough Council.

At the meeting of Borough Council,
held on Monday evening last, E. II.
Snyder Esq, and Mr.. Geo. Smith re-
tired and the new members, Reuben
Fenstenmacher and VIM. Waterbaer,
took their seats. The Council then
proceeded to the election of officers,
with the following result:
Secretary of Council, VIM. Kemerer;
Treasurer. William Miller.
There were six candidates for the Of.
fee of Supervisor, viz: Levanway.
Stocker, Acker, Bartholomew, Becken-
dorf and Shultz; the balloting resulted
in the choice of Manassas Acker.
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County Court.
FRIDAY.

Petition for the appointment Of Su-
pervlsor in Mahoning township. The
court appointed John Lapp Supervisor
Of Mahoning township to fill the vacan.
cy occasioned by the failure of the
electors to elect two Supervisors at the
last election there being tie vote.
In the matter of the first and final
account of Daniel Wentz, administrators
of Reuben smith, deceased, on motion
of Albright and Freyman, attorneys,
the court appoints w. NJ. Rapsher, Esq, 4,
auditor to make distribution of the
moneys in the hands of the administra-
tor.
Petition for county bridge in Lower
Towamensing township. Henry Boyer,
Lewis Horn and E. II. Snyder, appoint
ed viewers by the court.
In the matter of the division of the
township of MahOning into another
election district, to be krown as the
Packe'ton district. Amos Riegel, B.
+. Yeager and j. w. Raudenbush, ap-
pointed commissioners and viewers by
the court.
In the matter of report of viewers for
a public road in Mahoning township.
Report filed and confirmed nisl The
road when opened TO be 33 feet wide.
The Empire Trust Bank VS.. Amos w.
Eaches. No Al, June term, 1878. jury
fee 81, paid April 3, 1874.
Empire Trust Bank VS.. Amos w.
Eaches. No. Al, 1873. Case tried.
Verdict for plaintiff of Slll.53.
Amos Riegel VS.. Daniel Eastman,
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a ssignees Notice.

Notice Is hereby given, that Zacha.
riah IL. Long, of Lehighton, Carbon
county, Pa, and Louisa his wifs. by
deed of voluntary assignment have as.
signed all the estate, real and personal.
of the said Zacharlah II. Long to Thigh.
man Arner, of New Mahoning, Carbon
county, Pa, in trust for the benefit OF
the said Zachariah II. Long.
All persons, therefore, indebted to
the said zacharlah II. Long, will make
payment to me, the said assignee, Mt
New Mahoning, or to my duly author.
lied agent, Zachariah II. Long, at Le-
highton, and those having claims or d,-
mands will make known the same with.
In six weeks from this date.
TILGHMAN ARNER.
Assignee OF Zaehariah Il. Long,
March 18th, 1974.-wS#
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Police News.

Police News.
Dildine Snyder was before E. II.
Snyder, Esq, on the 3rd. inst, charged
with committing an assault and battery
on George Dunlap, Of Parryville. Bail
was entered for his appearance at court.
Beneville Dreher and VIM. Emmert
were before Esq. Snyder, on the 9th.
inst, charged with assault and battery
on Emil Schmidt, of this borough. The
defendantsgave bail for their a ppearance
at court.
Edwin Eisenhower was "stood up"
"ferninst" ESQ. Snyder on the 1st. inst,
charged with committing assault and
battery on Mrs. Nancy Flick, his mo-
ther.in-law. In default of bail, he has
taken board at the Hotel de Breneiser,
situated in the Switzerland of Ameri-
ca" until the meeting of the next court.
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Married,

On the 9th inst, at the NJ. Z. Parson-
age, in this borough, by Rev. Wilmer
Oofman, Mr.. John O. Nicholson, of
Weissport, and Miss Mary A. Roth, OF
Franklin township.
On the Goth ult., by Rev. A. Barth-
olomew, William Rackawack and Miss
Margaret Magdalene Kramer, both of
ParryylIle.
On the 9TH inst, by the same, Erwin
Fenner and Miss Edna B. Anthony,
both of Weissport.
On the 9th inst, by Rev. +. T. Hen
nike, Horace N. Schoch. of Weissport,
and Anna Hawk, OF franklin twp.
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SABBATH SCHOOL TEACHER, do you
realize the preciOusness of the souls
under your care-souls that with you
will appear at the judgment bar? What
are mines of gold and silver-what are
all manner of precious stones, compared
with the soul? Can you let any one
of that precious group perish by your
neglect? You answer, your desires 60
out after them but your courage is
week, your temptations many. Some
times fear Of man forbids a personal
appeal, the adjoining class are within
hearing, the ever present adversary
turks around, and whispers "you have
put it of so long, defer it few days
longer" Teacher, arise and be doing;
day is advancing, life's quick pulse
will soon cease to beat night is ap-
preaching, the grim tyrant may have
already selected his next victim from
your class. The children not only ex-
pect, but desire you to speak Of Him
whose blood flowed on Calvary the
sorr0wful tale of Gethsemane will be
listened to with heaving bosoms and
fearful eyes. Disappoint them not.
You know not what overburdened heart
is waiting for your counsel. Be faith
ful, perhaps you will make discoveries
in the character and experience of some
scholar, that will thrill your own soul
with joy. Teacher, as far as possible
kno" every child's heart committed to
your care; thus will you be prepared to
SOW beside all waters, and to bring
home your sheaves with rejoicing.
April 0, JOSEPH.
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Dk. y. ID. HOWE'S
Arabian Tonic Blood Purifier.
Tape Worm! Tape Worm!

Tape Worm removed In from 2 to 3 hours with
harmless Vegetable Medicine. The worm passing
from the system alive. No fee asked until tho ca
entire worm, with head, passes. Medicine harm
less, can refer those afflicted to the residents VI
this city whom have cured. At my Office can bo
seen hundreds Of specimens, measuring from ~
to 100 feet in length. Fifty per cent. of cases VI
Dyspepsia and disorganizations OF the Liver ars
caused by stomach and ot.sr worms existing iu
the alimentary canal. Worms, oisease OF the
most DANCE us character, are so little understood
by the medical men of the present day. Call and
See the original and only worm destroyer, or send
for circular which will give n full description
and treatment of all kinds Of worms, enclose ct.
stamp for return of the same DR.. Il. Y. KuSxki,
$50 North Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
advice at office or by mail free.)
S0-SEAT, PIN and sToMACli WORMS also
removed. Sept. y, lS73ly
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6aden Hutton Cemetery.

AT the annual election of officers of
the Gnaden Hutten Cemetery Associ-
alton, of this borough, held on Monday,
the 9th. inst, the following gentlemen
were duly elected:
President, Francis Stocker;
Secretary, Nathan Hontz;
Treasurer, William Waterbaer;
Directors, Manassas A cker, and w.
II. II Moultrop, years; John S. Buss,
1 year.
Sexton, A. w. Horn. 4
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Blackwood's Magazine, which is high
in authority in such matters, says of
Sir Edwin Landseer's paintings: "Land-
seer's dogs are immortal pictures. They
are life-perfect reality-not a muscle
that does not speak; and the brllliancy,
color and execution are altogether char
ming. One of his paintings which will
almost talk to you in dog and sheep
language at least, is'The Twins We
have received copy of a fine chrome
after this painting. about two by two
and half feet in size. 1t is furnished
TO subscribers to The Christian at Work,
T. De Witt Talmage's paper. Those
who wish to learn further respecting it
may write for terms and specimen
copies, which are mailed free upon ap-
plication. Office, 102 Chambers street,
N. Y. See their advertisement.
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Presbytery.

Prssbytory.
The Presberty of Lehigh will hold its
stated slring meeting in the First Pres
byterian church of Reading, on Tues
day, April 2lst., commencing at Z. o.
clock P. NJ. The session will be opened
with sermon by the Moderator, Rev.
D. Deruelle. SessOnal records, statis-
tical reports, assessment, and reports of
standing committees will be called for.
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original defendant, and VIM. Wagner,
Martin Lenhard and A. p. Faucett
terre tenants, No. 90, Term, 1874
Rule to show cause why Judgment
should not he entered for want of q
sufficient affidavit OF defense.
SATURDAY.
Bonds Of Anthony Schneider. guard.
ian Of Mary j. Thomas, in 50, 900, with
Nathan klotz and s. +. Minnich sure
ties, approved April 4, 1874.
Bond OF Anthony Schneider, guard
ian of Albert Thomas, in $4,000, with
Nathan Klotz and 5. F. Minnich sure
ties, approved April 4, 1874.
Commonwealth VS.. j. Walheiser, as
sault and battery. True bill January
"a, 1874, in the matter of taxing costs
exceptions taken by attorney for the
prosecutor, and the court direct the de-
fendant to pay all the. costs, now held
under advisement until next term.
Henry Bowman vs.. the County of
Carbon No. 30, June Teru, 1873. Rea-
sons for new trial filed. Rule grant
ed, returnable to next term.
wealth VS.. Dan'l Ziegeniuss,
Reuben Greensweig. lndictment-mis.
conduct in office. Reason for new trial
filed -iarch 27, 1874, now March 2S.
1874, on motion of Albright & Frey
man, attorneys, the court grant rule
to show cause why new trial shall
not be granted.
Report of viewers for a proposed
change Of public road in Mahoning
township Report confirmed absolute.
Petition of Henry Boyer, administra-
tor of Daniel Krum, deceased, to sell
real estate to pay debts. Now April 4,
1874, order granted.
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Che Carbon Sdrpeate.
SATURDAY MORNING, APRIL II, 1874.
Local and Personal.

SPECIAL NOTIcE. E.-Those of our sub
scribers receiving their paper with a
cross upon the corner near their name,
will save fifty cents advance in price by
remitting the dollar subscription at
once. Our terms are 81 in advance, or
Sl.50 IL not so paid.