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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-11-17
The State Fair.

The. annual Fair of the State Agri
cultural Society was hold last week:
In somo respects it was n success.
The exhibition was equal to that OF
any previous year. Tho machinery
was superior. The Stock exhibition
was good also. Abboville County
was worry fully represented, ono lady,
Mrs. A. B. G Lindsay, having, We
are informed, hundred and fifty
articles. But while tho exhibition
was good, tho Fair was n failure: as
far as gatLo. ing lurgo g. con
course of spectators is concerned,
On the first md second days there
we're but handful of persons p;tes-
ont, and only on Thursday was there
"nythipg like hrgo gathering.
Consequently tho Fair WINS, financial
ly, failure. -.
This failure in attendance was
owing partly to the fact That tho Fair
was not Advertised, md many por]
sons woro ignorant of tho fact that IL
Fairwas to be hold. Another cause
was tho ge,lerally conceived opinion
that tho Fair would be failure;
and this itself was sufficient to make
it II failure.
"A third cause wass the fact that no
races were run. Tho, people Of
South Carolina are Essentially SHORT
loving, and tho turf has peculiar 'fas-
cinntions for thom. It is our opin
ion that had races been rs usual ole
feature of the occasion, thero would
have been present almost as largo
acrowd az have ever before assem-:
bled. ii':
All these causes should be taken
into consideration in preparing for
tho Fair next year. We do not be-
ieve by any means that tho Fair is
doad. Tho partial failure this yes,1
will only stimulate our people to
greater efforts ncxt limo. Aid will
be asked of tho Legislature, and
it should bc given. The expenditure
OF five or ton thousand dollars in
premiums will cause nh incrcaso of
ten times that amount in the agricul-
tural and mechanical productions.
The Fair should be thoroughly adj
vertised, spoeihl trains should be
run, we'll known orators should be
procured to deliver addresses, and
everything should be done to make
the Fair attractive. BY this means
wc believe tho Fair can be mado n
succesp.
Wo do not mean to reflect on tho
old management. Major Woodward
has been very earnest and energetic.
and has done oil in his power to
achieve success. But his administra-
ton was crippled by tho inheritance
OF heavy debt which paralyzoa all
efforts. And tho people too, were
80 discouraged by tho gloomy politi-
col outlook, that they took no inter
ost in developing their resources.
But times arc better now. The
State is gradually improving. Gov.
Chnmberlaid promises to aid the
Agricultural Society. All those
things taken into consideration give
us hope that tho next Fair can be
made SUCCESS.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-11-17
.C!HRAP!:: \ G.! CHzAP!!!.
-. 49,. -: So - - -
,uesrybody,.. =.
~. ....... .....'. I.r 49,. y.aa
:: 80 8 '',s'. =. CIV verybod dy.

rs inYitel. to call on.I.. NJ Withers
-" and SEQ tho bargains he, is offer
.lllg lhlg: 49,. -. .,.... :; :.
ga t'iitd ortlet Of ClL thin sis just in.
This, cheapest: :oyor offeredin tins mar-
ket. Como and get a.suit. It will
dos you good: ""'.' = a;",' .... :,
=: ..i!: ~ =, - ii. !.
:.:I Icimllenge tito world on Shoes,
bosh ,ih duality and price. 1 sell no
,tfhsh, shaas. ,.Another. large assort-
-mant Just Ieceiyedi Come and be
shoa,. is,t. - ~st".3,j ...' 10 -:
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-11-17
IIYMENEAL,..

MARnIED-In Columbia on the 9th
by tho Rev. Mr.. Shand, MIR. E. NJ.
TAYLOR, of Greenville, to MISS NJ, b.
BACoT, Of Columbia.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-11-17
R.:W. PIlIELiPS.
DEALER IN


NJRNITURE. P..rter tIsrackots and
L.. Picture Frames, for dcsign and
tworkmanShip, nnaqnalled. Rsmem-
Der my prices nro beyon:l" competition for
tho same quality Of goods. =,
A SBT SUPPLY
~ Rustic Window Shades, low in price
durable, convenient. that never get out Of
order, and will last longer thnn any other
Shade. Mattresses, Pictures, Hut-Racks,
Mirrorsan! Lumber for snle,
REARING -. -.
Furniture neatly repaired at moderate
prices. Specnl ntten ton given to tho Tn
dertaker'a Department., keep On hand q
full supply Cases nnd Wood Coffins.
: Ny 'TERHS IRE SfklC1L.Y CASH !.
sept !2St-fy .... :"
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-11-17
Ale, Lager Beer, Sc.

-, : d, Ills EtGu y,j}as. .s-2 e.
IoNsTAS1LY on hand ~. fresh 5supply Of
" Cincinnati Lager Beer: Also An.
sop, Bass and NcKeown Alea. tff5. al
5. PIERRE BAcoT, 8 h.
nov IL m s2E% agent j.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-11-17
0fficc OF County Comnission:r'
.. =. go. FAIRFIELD. GorATi.;: :.

WISNspono, s. c. March 2sr,d 1875. =.
x EALEp proposals will be received at
AOthis ollios .ior thirty: :dnys-fo building
y bridge ovor .RochSlls Greek. Township
No. S. All bills mu: t'6c:accompnniel With
the names of two OF more esufficientsurctios.
The commissioners reserve the right to
reject AIRY: an.l alt bids ii in their jude.
ment the interest of the county, reqnifc7i il
For datnila OF plnns AMI specifications
apply at this Office:
E>. -;i.rf :HESRY 'JAiiccoBs,
- nov 2-t2x9 v,.;.n:"' =: Chairman.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-11-17
=. : A VARIETY OF 49,; 49,.
=: =. T'''~.' .'".. ~ ..,
4. :: ,,....tu.s... - ..' ... .
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:. NEW \! GOODS
' ' =. .' .a 3 't.'
:: ,e
;:< - : .--' .t':.. -. *. .
COMMON &(HAkDLED
A VARIETY OF

Gold and Silver Watches. ~. ="
Gold and Plated Jewelry,
Bronze md Walnut Clocks, ~
Sterhhg and Plated Silverwaro,
-. ..-....l l-a#lUaa. a.>..- |e s..
Ton Sets, Castors,& Cnps, Spoons,
Forks, Wedding Gifts, 60,
-. Table and Pocket Cutlery,,.
=. = Bronze and Glass
H. : :: J.. ! aThmpssr ,g"&
~ .;J6 fa |i"1:% - ~. 49,.
Hall Pendants and Bracket Lamps,
.Croekory and Glassware, Vases,
and Toilet sets, &C., &c..
nov 8 .ui ,a:mn.f..' - 81,
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-11-17

=! EGAR BlTrERSl THO most wonderful ill.,
vigofant that over sustained ito sinking
system. ~. ,,.,~.I
No Person can tako these Bittcss
according TO directions, and remain k,ng
nnwellr lrprovidcd thoir bones arc not 10.
stroycd l'y mineral poison or other
means, and vital organs wasted beyond
sr. Bilious, Rcmittent. and Inter-
mittent Feyers, whic, arc 50 prc.a.
lent in tho valleys Of our great rivers
throughout Tho United States, especially
those of tho mississippi, Ohio, Missouri,
Illinois, Tcnncsscc, Cumberland, Arlia,-
sas, Rcd, Colorado. Brpzos. Rio Glanlo,
Pearl, Alabhiiia, Mobile, Savannah, Rn-
anoko, Jtines; 'ahtl' mAiiy others, with
their, vast tributaries, throughout rllr
entire country:during the Summer ami
Autumn, and remarkably SO during srn.
sons Of unusual heat and lrvnoss, arc
invariably mliaiiicd l,v extensive ,n
rangcmcnts nf tho stomach AMI livrl,
and other abdominal visccra. In t!air
treatment u ,purgati&c, .cXcrting pow.
crful Influence upon .thcse various ur.
Gans, il essentially necessary. There
is no cathartic,, for tho ptlTdsc equal t.
DIR. j. WALKEn's VINEGAR ,BlrrEEx.
IA thry will Si,rcI;lr rrrpnvc tho dark
colorci visciI. matter viii Which tho
bowels aro loaded, ut tho same time
stimulating tho sccrctions Of tho livcr.
and generally restoring tho healthy
functions of tho digestive organs.
FOrtify tho body against disease
by purifying ill it's fluid Is with HlNEG ,n
BITrEES. No epidemic can tako hnki
Of 4 system tins f,rc- armed.
.UISpepS!a Or InuiScStl0n, lle1A&
ache, Pain in tho Shoulders, Coughs.
TiyhtncsS Of tho Chest, Dizziness. S,,ur
Eructatims7D lilo Stomach, Dad Taste
in tho Mouth Bilious Attacks, Palpln.
tation of tho Heart, Inflammation Of tl,.
Lungs. pain in tho rrcrion of tho XII.
ncvs ind :, hnnLrn,l ~ Hnr ,,n;,,E, s,.,,,.
.to;;,c 40 W. ,1t,s ,';;,.rs ~ , ;"'",l % "l'
N t",'I't .,,.:S, .,n .,;I "nSiu'lSH "i N!"PepsEh
XIV ~ o",.,G.t, ,,';,s provo nct!cr El'aranfe'
i ment: a,l,
.Swe)lings, Ulrcr<. Eryspclas. SwrIlcl Neck,
Goitro, Scr"fuou. lnlamnati'N,s, lntolrnt
lnll"mmations, Mrrcnrial Affections, Oil
Sores, EruptinilS III the Skin, Suro Eyes, rl...
hatlIasS; u..in MI "ther constitutional III.
c"hcs, MtNhNtE fHAt1AN ftrFERS mayo
",uM II, ..c'l Etens suraA'T powers Ill lilo
'eeAsEans1ha,o q oata'H'tfact"'le eases:
E1E; lnMniankatOfy ami Chronic
KlicumatiSpi,; Gout, Bilious, Remit
tent afidl dlntcflhittcnt Fcvcrs, Discasosnf
the Blood, l.ivc,. Kidneys aud Elu,I,lcr
%th6se 'l'ittrrs havO no c'nul. Such Diseases,
are caused by yitialcd Blood. e":s.
= Mechanical DiSeascs. Pcrsons u,
ra1red in I'ai,its rntE A,inor,js sncl, IA
nMmbers n; ' pq:s,"t.sr*, t;r|4''"attr*, ID! amy
ni"'o'', a. ~ !'cs .af "''cn Ill me- arg bu'J"'9
10 paralysis. u tho Bowels. 10 RlAT,L
against. this: take ntloS0 Of WALKEn'S fiN-
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-11-17

Of Grocl:ery j,,st Re
eeiyes,;;.inehtdin many faney articles,
pretty and: !clieap. Come ana SEQ. SEQ.
A largo lot of Notions'has just
been phced in stock. :; l. .tn'
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-11-17
w0UD i; nlsl:R yi' ER: :

I (NE Barrel OH known ns Rcsiduum.
~ use'l for conliRg wool to pfcsorve
i, either in bnil.ting. or moro particular
ly on Fence. Posts, For sale by. 49,
s;3oct FL >.''......t.: W. + AIKEN
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-03-07

IN THE MIDDLE Of larson street late
Yesterday afternoon, a furious and
much hefIidIei son of Gaul was to
lie seen standing midway Of Carson
street between the tailoring establish
IHent OF John Sutherland and the
French dram shop, opposite, defving
the taHuck- there t.ongtcgated to NOR
Ia! com tat. He hati Invested him =
of his outpr garment and tiung the
>aule upon he street. and WAS rather
mildly resisting peace maker. " no
had come upon him, H. We passed by.
This pacific person was worthy son
Of Crlspln; and he soon persuaded the
warrior TO rvbat.l.Itatt himself, - th at
mere war Of words. The parties OF the
second part. that Is to say. the congre-
gated CauUchs. stood safely distant
and jeercd their challenger with the
mOch eries known TO the French Cana
dian "Eg, The reader may lie suIe
that Monsieur the warrior talked back
in tome OF the hottest kind Of de-
tiance: as also. that wi hen a w. stan der
from New York emitted chaIacter
!>tic expression of imperfect French
and very crude Saxon. ,hev all. chai-
iencer and challenged. dried up, in
eohtinently, IN deep disgust.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-03-07

TEE Chicago L.ter-Ortan says ;he last
suggestion Of a New York sayan is an
eal;h-hath for the cure of heated blood
ana i'll temper. to be placed in the halls
Of Congress for common use. Mr.. John
Y. Brown. of Kentucky. is suggested as
the frs, victim. He is to be voted a bath
clarpe,i therein by the Seroeant-at-Arms,
and kept there until done brown. -
Earth baths were used with great effect
in medimval times for the cure Of per
sons afflicted with usqnebangh. or stlong
drink. We remember a doctor in the
army who used to have regular assem-
hlaee of skirkers seated around in q row
with cuppipg glasses on their backs.
What a beautiful picture laiSht be pre-
scented in Congress by mourner' 8
bench. with half dozen fre-caters, each
chewing the cud of sweet and bitter fam
cy in an earth-bath.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-03-07

!
one Of the attendants at the Ormshy
| House discovered through the open door
; of a room. the lifeless body of man
| lying on his bed. He Immediately in
! formed NJ Forrest tho NIGHT clerk. Who
went to the room indicated and there
| found that The do '",'v vas that Of
NJ. ID. Wailev, the we'll known plopria-
TOR of the Genoa Hot Springs. Mr..
Forrest locked he door Of the room and
at once went in s-arch of Coroner Meder.
He found that officer in few moments
and gave him the KEY to the room.
When it had hacolnc known that Mr..
VALLEY was d-.d it WAS remembered by
some of the inmates Of the hotel that
theyhad heard cries Of distress about the
hour Of One: and it is probable that he
died soon after that time. Upon exami-
nation Of the premises. it was discovered
that the decea Sod had opened the window
of his room ami the door. also. This
was done. doubtless. to get air and make
his cries Of distress more readily heard.
Nr Forrest tells u that Mr. VALLEY To-
tired soon sitter the night train had left.
and that before going TO bed he com
planned Of not feeling well Indretf. We
hear that he had said that Will ut the
Glri brook lately. lie came near choking
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-03-07
Proceedings Of the Dr,nsby T-as herr.
Institute.

PUBLIC ScHuoL HoUsE. Carson.
Feb. 26, 1875.
The Ormsby Comfy Teachers Insti.
tute met pursuant 10 adjournment. The
President not being present, Mr.. Howe
w.- chosen pre.h'ert pro TEN.
The Institute then proceeded to the
consiCi, ration Of the Cor stitUiion and
BY laws which were amended and adopt
ed These laws. rs amended. impose
fines on members and officers for non
attendance or performance OF dnt'es
and orders the Secretary to report the
substance of the proceedings to each OF
the daily papers Of Carson within one
week from the time of meeting.
The following officers were elected; l..
:. Greenlaw. President; Miss Spence.
Vice-Prssident: Mr.. Howe, Treasurer,
and +. A. Moody, Secretary.
The analysis of the following problem
was discussed: One ninth of As. money
is equal to one-thirteenth Of BIS. They
each spend twelve dollars when one
third of As. is equal to one fifth of BIS
How much money had esch?
The Institute then adjourned to meet
the last Friday of March.
L. A. Moody. Secretary.
The BOARD Of Town Trustees viii meet
At tn- County Clerk ; office Tomorrow
evening.
WKAKIY METEOROLOGICAL REcoRp. oh
served by Chari.s W. Fri.n,i Carson
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-03-07

FOUND DEAD. - Yesterday afternoon
Thomas P. Rinso, q man employed by
W. H. Clark at the toll house on the
road leading to Secret canyon, was found
dead in his bed by his employer and
Phillip Harris, clerk in the employ of
Mr.. Clark. The circumstances causing
his death are unknown. he at last sc-
counts being we'll and showing NO iDdi-
cations of sickness Eureka Sentinel,
March 3.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-03-07

THE Fave Rl1F.--The Bank Exchange Saloon
corner Of King and ormsry streets. is he"on ing
the fayorite resort of this city. The great
attraction il Fred, ricksburg Beer. while the
best of wines liquors and cigars are. also, sold
at the bar. A first class billiard Table for the
amusement ~ gut SIS. Il cold lgn' h ~ all hours
and hearty good cher for all It's rccorIIn. n.
dations 10 public favor. Z. K. Brown IL the
proprietor.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-03-07
Notice

L hereby given that all persons having suhscri-
bed 10 the Ca-son Agricultural, Mining End
Mechanical Society viii be required to Iay tie
the Secretary of said Association the several
amounts st opposite their names 10y the 2Uth
day al this month; in case OF their failure To do
so after laid date the s;uounts due from them
to the society Niil be gwen 10 Judge MLthereN
for collection.
BY order OF tie Beard Of Trustees.
J. n. BENTON.
S.r'eiEry.
Marcel G,r, 1878. nA7-l.d
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-03-07

THE FENCING OFF OF a corner % Mr..
Jacob Tobriner's grocery store, ob
servable TO the passer-bv, is boing
done in order to accommodate the
new firm of Pixiey u Mcdonnell,
stock brokers'. These are Bob PiXiey
and Ike McConneli-the latter lately
assistant cOiHcr OF the Carson Mint.
Bob. rs every body knows is in the V.
Il I. Telegraph office. Glad to see this
business going on. anc hope it may
result in complete success.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-03-07

In. Rcs viii return o. Carson Tuesday.
thr 9TH instant. and can u, consul od profession
ally at the Crrshy H'.us'' from So O'Clock =,
NJ. Funutr iatioEis ard uth,Is arr rspoctiul-
ly inv tied % interview him. mh62t
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-03-07

N. f. CHURCH, A. II. Tevis, pastor
Services by the pastor to-day at II A. NJ.
end Tim. Sabbath School at 2 p. M
Subject IN the evening: The Ultimate
END Of the Gospel" All aIe invited.
Seats free.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-03-07
water! Wa,.r:: Ua,er!:!

have on hand and am r,-ctiNInR larg. guam
titles Of Gas and Water Pipes which offer very
low. Also. hay, on hand large stock Of Bras,
Goods. Hose and Fittings. Mo'lmen TO Ia,
pipe and do plumbing On the shortest notice
" urh qua. ant.,d.
feaO y. Is. RAIL.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-03-07
MlNINa s1ss uhs's'hJ.


povsccas S~.sS
1870 Ophir o.. ~. 81 b3o. rs $50
1885 Nc mean -. - p, y ~, 27s
SIS Could X turTy Il. ls1s
7i5 Rest 1. BelcLer -, ~ 3, As b4J
I4o Savage 10
200 thullar ~, 81
255 Hale \ Norcruss IS. 41si
80 Crown Point Is. A. =, y &. 27A
sl5 Yellow Jacket "a. 75s. 73a.
155 Imperial FL
2i5 Empire hill b
40 q II Quartz )
$50 h.ntuck l4A
us Alpha i5s. l51
40 Belcher 32% 81, n. alh
81 Confidence l6s. 49,. Il
10 Con Virginia AS. $50
245 Sierra Nevada 12. Il
?95 Dsney Ii
Su3I California 81. say Oh b.. e2h bSe
Seq Belchcr 50
+2a overinsn 81. 81 =. 81. azS
65 justice -. q \, 20
e." Surcor Y
2!la Union Con 4 Al So BIO
100 Lacy Bryan q, : }. ,s.,ss
SIS Julia 5 -.
35 Ca!edunia ISL
20 knickerbocksr ~
s1v Globe 2, "a. y.
AS Baltimore \ ~
Ii5 Bullion IS. ass
so Utah ). ~.
Ia" silver Bill 6.,s
ltU psvtun -.
-i'e \ i Con ~
$50 Rock Island az. I
40 Occidental -
is Senator7!c
~ American Fiat 5. -
l5a + sheridan = i.
1873 wood lille {, - AS
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-03-07

REy. GEO. b. ALIEN returned yester-
day morning from his prolonged visit to
Eureka. Hs will resume his pastoral
duties here. Glad to see the parson
back again.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-03-07

THE State Agricultural Society's off
GERS lad meeting at Judge Waltz OF
fee last evening. The most important
result Of their deliberations will be found
IN another column See the notice to
subscribers therein contained.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-03-07

In the Episcopal Church, Rev. Geo.
&. Allen. Rector, morning service at l !
a. n: Sunday School st II II ; evening
service at IL. All are cordially invi-
ted to attend.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-03-07

TIE United States Circuit Court, Hon
Lorenzo Sawyer. presiding, viii meet at
the usual hour on Monday.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-03-07

NRs. LOUISE II. kEENs will begin +
new engagement in the spiritual way at
the Ormsby House tomorrow.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-03-07

Presbyterian services at II .. N. and
Up. NJ. Evening subject Israel's Hero.
New-York tribune., 1875-03-09
DECIsIONs-MARcH g.

Supreme Court CHamber8-By Judge Lawrence
Simpson, s al te pa1tf lisr lneflcl % ne
heard 81 the oicri notce be gve9 for sue set
sem before Part j r. March . -lct a. iE,n
nsn-Te arresat el cmJr VITA Ee 49, b. omitlac 70
pT1p1tea allowance " loHala
c'auc Oh before ~" cie cal he e
D4s-I reaare "a ahavt Of resti4a very oa'-
RchRpOp saunders Roberts Gilman
kirkland. Isaac beglan Penn a2L
flanagan. tn OF TIE petition of sa.us Da1Ase- as
Crciu a. N.casdA-GssI;e. EssA az Ms-si0l
&c ordered.
SjsIl TrBy Judge Van BuutCoon e. a. agL Parsons 20
aSoe opinion Embrrv Paris Motion eeel sc'-cA agl
Smith a-C0mpsfu dismissed See opinion Bach agi OohaA
Dels-es e a. g. sus,anci B0tl 81
sgt KeIoe 81 al.-t1inEs setttL
Fal N0f,tE nbulT s. sheldon et -leAI I
Tantg on lsEnrcr see Tnon. -
Superior COurt-spccidi IGTl-By Judge Curtis
Gilbert as sherman s.A0 gE.et log leave u serve
amended meat o. p.llut ' MiT no1re OF . a.
ANA o. opposing The NeWforS Lu iui lcunf co.
ar klcAer granted for tle fourth Fy oi March Term
Lane asl. Yscie Attachment rari ie'. a stem
kopf gmeat entered dei-u. granted Nt
Common Pleas SDcciAl TeJm--Bv Judge Larrcmore.
In Ae ma..er aypAc4alH Raac
Ia ire matter ct u lnloumis10I ucl H. TIE m-rcf OF
Iel 10 tae matter NJ D. c1s,l2GeApph
eaton granted Clo1I az. Co1A-ieie. cnec ordered
New-York tribune., 1875-03-09
OWL NOTES.

The March term of the United States Dis
tict Court Admiralty side Judge BlatchfOrd presiding
ouened yesterday, i viii continue until about the
middle OF April.
On account of the illness of Judge Wood
ruff. Judge Blatchford yesterday opened the March
term of the United States Circuit Court, and imme-
diately adjourned it until next Monday. II by that
time Judge Woodruff ls not well enodch To preside az
rangeincnts will be made 10 have tie court heId Dy
Judge from another district.
In the probate of the last will of Eliza
Hearsey, before Surrogate HucAi1gs the proponents
concluded their case. The crOssexamina0n OF James
L0verdge one Of the witnesses and executors OF tue
VIII, finished and the testimony OF tue Othef t1ee-
tor and witness, COOledge Barnard, agreeing IN al SUI
stanal points, was taken. The case VIII De cOnthueu
THIS morning.
The trial Of the suit of James Bigler and
Others against The city was continued yesterday, be-
fore Judge DOnOhue in Supreme Court Circuit. Bser
e. Co. in 1874 under a contract wtl the city, furnished
q large amount Of dock timber, the bill amounting uG
der his claim 20 sl2127 or this there paid sJjOO)
leaving balance OF S66127, for which Mr.. BlScr now
sues. Mr.. BCler yesterday examined at great
length as 20 the timber. whIch was mostly Southern
une and he produced The mlliic-r o. Il ctrgoe5' ana
inspectors eeftcaOs covering the moss or the WOOD
delivered The defense has not vet beeA opened ol is
that the timber unmcrchautabe AMI not OF thr
quality called for by contract and that, In c0nse-
Geuce OF inferior character. IL has IL mLHy places
already begun rot. EX Judge FdDcner appeared AOf
the Plaintiffs; James ii. smith for the defendant.
New-York tribune., 1875-03-09
DEPARTURE or FOREIGN MAILS.
rrRSpAY. dARcn 0.

TUESDAY dARcn 0.
FOr Great Britain AMI Continent Of Europe va Plymouth hef
m suupeRrnfIy Nil IL closed az usPos-Ohce I'4o M
Steamsnip from Pier foot 0f FlTstst hoboseI
For Irish Mail By the steamship Nevada mails
close 1870 Supplementary h u cOei at the Post O e
al 10 steamship sails at D. M om iler no ~ N0h lVer
hai HANNA AeTca, the steamship City II
eo,e At Supplementary Mail coed at the PSohce at
WsDNksDAb. MARCH 10
Mails for kuroDe QleenioWn and Liverpool per the seasn
Java close No Supplementary Mail Steamship s At :
ron Cunsrl DocN Jersr7 titf .
Mans AspnHa Panama IT, Central American ani South PicI
pors, etc, by steamship ColJn. close a. 10 M slppeLN'
MAJ o.ed the PosOB-e Il hiean-bp sails At IL H.
rom FIef A0 AZ. Norm River
THURSDAY M,RcH IL
Mails for Ruloe PTm,la CheJol nl mnrZ ~ steamship
P0nmaAa go n. nerarg lai 10 closed q. O.
PetOhce a 1913 D. Steamship sails ~ m o per loes oi
Imn-st., hoboAeu
Mail, for Havana steamship City q ycra Cruz o At
Supplementary tie PostODce at "a D.
sleamsllD al; 3 o. J. er No. =. =. 2
TKtDAf. Mach H.
Malls Tor Neeonaal lt TIE 80" tor LosIOhee every las
Al 80 o. N.
sArCPDAY MArcH II
Mails M Great Britain ami i.slaad o. rsoVn ara lYefe'o
by alslip Atu. ptue NAL H 'lI
ihe Pos-Oie etcimsAp sails at ~ l. r roa fcf
Eo. 81. EorA RiyeE
Europe via yo-anpton nrenrn By 'h 'eashu Wese
malls II 80 ASUpuer-. ha is closet ~ Ae Fos
nace a. 10 Dc seamship s-s at >. l i'om t4 -o'' o.
Thrl st.. lobosen.
Colombia by sesmD - b. steamship sails % j
m. from Per Ma % /. AouI RIVER
WesI Geo. v Clyde. close At
steamship a 3 b m. from Per So - ka RIVER
SUNDAY. MAnCh IA
Al Mails close Ail Oeoc4L lAeFosroaca Is o9e' no"