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THE STOREY LIBEL CASES,

lAAl AAk4 oAlt4IAkGa EASeA AA% 1NNhAk-
Tho Storey libel caees were set!sd yesterday,
convoning OF the court Mr. Z. @. Asay, counsel
for Wilbur +. Storey, stated that The parties uho
were tho moat aggriovod at tho publication of
certain nssiclea III the Times Neso dsHirous OF
dropping tic matter ~ ample reparation had
appeared bo'ors tho Grand Jury aud secured tho
indictments OF Mr. Storey on articles
that sayesely roaccset on their In.
tcgrlty and honesty, but lnasmuch as
tho Timer lad retracted, and ahown
disposition to p!aeo tho asgrievod parties right
before tho public. they wors sattanod, aud had
10 wish to prosecute tho case. LII. Assay thoro-
fore requested that the Court strike tho indict-
1nentH from the doekes. Tho nRgeIevcd parties,
ho said, Mcrc present, either by counsel or ia
petsou to uustain him In his statement.
Mt. Sam AHhton appeared In porson. and Raid
ho had no lispuslslon to prosecute tho case |;
atr. Storey IN tue Times which stated TINT the
jiboouk articles were fAlae and II tho btAte1 Al
fotney was satisfied ho Was.
hfr. John Uorleu, couuHol for Thomas Loner-
"a n, the second aER1ioytd person, said that, In
aanuch ~ satisfactory reparation had beou Inado
in bohhlf his ollont. ho Waa authorized to say to
tho Court that no prosecution on Ills part WAS
desired.
R44H19 6%N4tHl CQuudG4 1Qr M II. i MI D4Dkt WEE
also disposea to drop the prosecution OH the part
Of hla client, aud waa satisfied with tho r0pnra-
tion made BY tue editor OF tho Times.
Judge Williams to a!t this answered that no
would refer the Wholo matter 10 the States Az
torney.
ttato's Attorney Heed suggossed that some ono
H!louli pay tho costs Of the cas- up to this point
II tuat wdre dono he mould intesposo no OBJ
jectons.
Judgu Wiliiams hora remarked that II ths
casYs wore prosecuted 1t would inyolyo tho
county III the expenditure Of considerable
muuey. Az all partioB aeomsd to 10 satisfied no
good would result IN trying tho casea; ho would
therefore order tlln Clerk. with tho concurrcncs
Of tue 9tate's Attorney, t0 strike tho same from
tho aoclet. lie AuEed that hereafter theto
would be no lIbels publlahod requiring retrac-
tlopA.
Ar. Asay-Your Honor, We do not keep TO-
tractiopa III typo.
Judge W.llams--Tha Closk will strike tho
essog from tho docket.
Thus ended the Storey libel cases,
, 1875-02-26
SOUTH TOWN POLITICS.

Az tho spring elections for town osfccra sp-
proach, speculation correspondlugty tncreMes \,
10 the next lucnMbeuts ~ Collector, Supervisor,
snd Aascasor OF tho several toNnH. T4ua far
tho moss prominent sieket In tho fsld leads an
with Michael Evans for the 8outh Town Of Chi-
csgo. lumor had 1t at ono time that Mr.. Fat.
rick O'Bricn WAS 10 sppeAf ooaspiouously In the
race. This idea, for Soma reaaon, baa ial!en
through, 1t sppeasst and Ar. o'Brien IL sup
posed 10 havs his eys upou tho ssat now
ausd ~ Polles Commissioners Sheridan,
, 1875-02-26
THE SOUTH SIDE GAS COMPANY.


ntIEai3kp ~ L.o.sLA!lon u, a-.,. AeA.ssf A4'AA'
10 M "e 1a's9' t"e g. ~"'.nso .,.' .,v"
CHICAGO. ROD. 2a'-Ihe ora1'lanee p3oposoa LII
thu City Council by AID. ClarE, making 1t unlaH-
fu, for euy porsou 0ru,, or corporation to manu-.
facturo gas. for illuminating purposes from any
SUBSTANCE OF 20 erees my ounu'ns VI 1ososf.'
for RtsEinR or holding any Illuminating gas With
in tho city limits Of Chicago, without first OBJ
tginine pornisson OF the Common Council, has
,,ao,, r,torro1 n tho corn,ratIon Gonasl for In,
wv 4.'1 " '~9
ga appf oval ,,z.--.
Now, A. first sight this ordinance might seem
wsso protective measure for tle purpose OF
placing thu control Of such matters In tho Couu-
IN t,e th., necaoa}tr or aa.irabIl.ty ~ srch m
tcston does not appear to haso ex'S1eu ooseso-
foso; aH nothing In this direction has previously
engaged tho atteutiou Of tlia lppoyable body.
Thu fact that othor md oboaner nroceasos than
49, oro ~ rn,r,roo4,,,;n1 .,na froo ro,l h,ya
sno ono VI nlaatustus'us eAe neai son ~ nase ~
been atscosofee. sna arc oo'he 7eHuea ZOE 'na IN.
formation and benefit OF tho pnbltc, has excited
the ire Of tue South Bido Gas Company, and the
President of thnt (omnanv IL in said has NJ ptesa
- -. IT, - a-,inn.,t.t ~. -., con,n, ~
eo sn ,nson'4ou W o~s.us 40 ~" op1
recently formed III ths city 10 oeFe'op INC
process Of manufacturing gas from wood, On
the rronnl thns It ras Interfering with tho
rrhtn AZ tl,e Gar Com p.nv aud slis ordinance.
No adroitly franled. nnd providing That no gas
cen In insuuiaoturod cxcous hY petn,issiou OF
tlo Cnu,cil Il ID be1toyod. and /: undoubtedly
las emanated from tho South sida Gas Com
psny, in Ity wo!l.knouu influence with the CitY
t,nn,cii
Yhe Don,1 Of Public Works haH tbs right uI-
der the existing ordinances. 10 grant permits
for tho erection Of any xud oil buildings, and
tiuarces Of tue city, Now comsa tho South
gIi1a Gas Cnmuany aa It nnt,narp ,sttt An effort
, 1875-02-26

Windsor Ties, I'll co!ors, At 49,, auinss mad BonnsI
black dress sks u 1ls1 f.7s, aud 900; cost uloss
To import. Look At our IAdss cotton underwear: In
these Rood& you can ssys yearly half yeps money,
p1dzsdSes, III md ~ Rtats Asset
, 1875-02-26

Pianos for nput,
New rosenood-case pianos, casyod legs, rsns.
trcb1c ote. R:nt money deducted u purca,.h
ncca'r Femr!s Of Mtnsle, No, % Van Duzcn stre<t
, 1875-02-26
THE MANUFACTURERS NATIONAL.
judge Blotlgctt Appoints a re-
ceivcr.
Tho Full Text Of His Opinion On tho
Question.
Decision Of a Novel Point.

In tho cA1o OF Jntnen lronb W. Tho MGnnfnc-
turors' National bank, rocontiy Aiod for tho pur-
pose Of ohtnlning Rcco!vor, Judge Doagest
yesterday dciyosod an interesting aud important
opln!on on M entirely new point under tho Ma
tIopal Banking law. THO fac,a MIL bo found suf-
aciouty eot out In lilo opinion, which Is given IN
full, a. follows:
Thar tho complainant nan iepoator In the hsnafac-
tnscrt National uank: that, At thc ttLno tuc bank
u s,s n st 1StoS Sa b. lid ifs' a
70; that II has withdrawn !ta toilds On deposit with
lima in sosno manner, through tho agency Of yaroua
officers, converted It's fnus, under ths prctoxta Of
meantime Tho complainant i,as llnuSls nu. against
he bank snd recosrreI Judgment In tlis Comrt for
s S n3s o. s 91 ocn Sssf
thing. ilo chnrgos that TIC oticcr Of tho bank haso
rRaUDuLEiItY ApPL!ED THE Futips
self that they hasa n,adn frauiuan. settlements and
q IT, ct s a so =
tho oaleen q tha bank may now have under Their cu-
Of itoce!sos 10 tsis rosssssion ot tSess astys n
also, that tho adjustments or settlements which bava
s!eA iss nss' Y III 's:s: In A' ssaa
aetendant was orsaI.ed ahsi! u set .ais al! hel4
amnng Mi tho creditors allie.
Tho bill does not show tue fact, but
A., An E1nlmr ,..
certain creditors Of the bunk haTo npfitesl to tho
ComPtrollcF of tho Currency under ts lrovaion. Of
provisions that iaw, md pursuant to IT, Tor ito p,r.
poss ot winng upits "fal.s. and tbo co'nrEosr has
responded that re4uest ~ tic statcren substance,
bank do1os!'el ansernG.eus notes itn sle Treasurer
md that ths relation. between r. bank aud tho Pc
nar'ment q tho Complro!ies ol Currency IRON that
s 81 ;'s 81 % u qs ss
se eIseo's,ns ao:os 4 IL 6ani I'D lS'nss ssss Is
II won1a seem from IN examination OF tho Dantdng
law fhat
has no aatery Is ] sppoin. ~ Receiver e1ee;i in eer
tain contingencies such al The failure to mako good
rescrvc tho fluso to roes circulating notes On do
ul1pl tho fHiluto to make good tho capital stock wen
meet certain othor requirements q tbo Dsnlns law.
Now tcilEcr Of these contingencies ara charged ia
this I'LL to nave occurred. and Is only In tho vasc Ut
such eonsingoncics that tho Comptroller acquires tho
right 10 appo.n: Receiver.
heon ycr1 a.rcuuous'y and lagsnlou.ly argued, that
there Il
10 appoint e:ciysr ias III, Epk. Sccau.e tho deIe
CATION of lo powrr 10 tlo uontroer Of the Curre,l.
: appoint ne:esor 10 sosssn sontnsn 10
of sny tribunal Or nxrson 10 snnoint = Ts:siSee'
lave carefully esaancd lbs panSi'e tav. snI .he de-
snfrs ,n,,s sjrao ri. n,In a.. % T.t ~ u'
ths ;arious nue, ANA With nnva arixSn snd a. nt
r.; a u: v;ssss qas.',sa @ 1ss sssa aSs
| decisions Of tho courts upon ti,o law. 70 fsr as
thoy have sono to exclude ho tdoa that eorpor.ion
succio nurpose, .to not cn,no ~1,1,in liz 1cncri
oyso o ta Isw rsruatjna ~i H. .smcd,ss sus Of
snar.t a,,, et ~ liza. t.aa. - i1AA
, 1875-02-26

Cu,cugo, Feb, 25,-l take up two poluts In
Ha,t,e Tyue 0riswolds letso, IN your issue of
TO-DAY. i,trrt. mia aavn that thu " Env1abm.n,s
ho,.t.. has, n.* ~, dons .v,v ~,9h ,,,a ~
ouasteu Desi nAe WV uouo away "''a 'no Ih-
g'tahmana sfh, aho' seeonalS' thss every ino.
pirate will tell you, II began With glass Of
wilma or glass Of boor; drank moderately 1t
frrt l,ut ! .nd&d in thia.n Thai Ia tn s,v that
=. 80. es 49, ~ sn s~r s"a
20 o1'n@ VINO os oees IN nouosa.on ~ asss IL 70
become drunkhrd At last! What nation OF
drunka1dB England must hut venture to say
there aro not bund.ed famil,cs among the bat
a. ,,,.s.a l., III rn,1.,a ,,,,oro h.ar l. ~.
10 s'aa'Ia - eA t.Dh4u" "no.o .'ol - NV
dfank msl5. ! oan np apeeak Of ~ .ne !aninos
ana thclr Wine, end thofo is not, anh n9Yef t haa
peeo' olnakasd 10 'ho %noio s sloWa. Io maae
euon m INSERTION, 10 70 4oe! Hno "no!o Log!tbn
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LAND!pL'AND! LAND
A Rare Opportunity Offered to
-. Farmers Of Limited Means"

+ AM OFFERING to sell tho following
/ described parcels of land OH the liberal
terms set forth below: .s.,;. ncal, ii
/ One tract Of 37S acres, situated twelve
miles south east,of the city of .Natcbito-
| ches, and about one mile west of Old
River. Two hundred! acres iIAlsSo fence,
one hundred and fifty, acres open and
about one hundred in cultivation this
year. Tho other Improvements consist
Of four or five log cabins, gin and press {;
small orthard, with spring Of fine
water. Good steam saw mill within four
mile of the place. will sell this place
ut ten dollars per acre, one sixth cash,
the balance in 1, 2 3, 4, and five years,
without interest F'our-tiftlls of this
place is fine fresh allnvial river soil, and
will yield 40 to- SO bushels Of corn or q
bale of cotton to the acre ~, ,.,;,,
g adjoining the above, i have $50 acres
Of the same character, Of Nnimproyod
land, whicis ] will sell at S. per. acre, j1i
eqnal annual installments, without in
terest. R.as. tgas.s b. .d,
& / also have 800 acres situated between
Red River and Bayon Pierre, about six
miles from the city of Natchitoches, all
fine river bottcm land, what is termed
."BuckshotD, land, two hundred acres open,
gin, cabins and fences almost entirely
destroyed. l will sell this place for IS
per acre, Cash, or 80 per, acre, One-ffth
cash, the talancp IN fiveIegual annual i'm
stallments, without interest. - -, -
! | hayestill another tract Of ]32 acres
.0fgool level Hill land, situated one mile
from the above described place, and i'm
msdiately oa.the Grand EcoFe and Texas
road, fye miles from the city Of Natchi-
t0ches, land well timbered with pine,
oak and hickory. Improvement consist
Of double log dwelling house, log Kitchen
smake-house, small orchard Of figs, paums
and peaches. II to Is acres Of open land,
all the buildings little out Of repair,
though oacqPii ne 70 Isat; !'..i tAis place
water in the perish. Iwill.ell this place
Tor $60QeQ, one third cssh, tho. balance
in one an1 two years, without interest.
To purchasers wishing to make largcf
cash payments, ! will make liberal do
dustio from the above prices,
There tsno excuse for my man icing
without q Nome Of his own !; my 3rms
ore 10 liberal that the annual psNfAnts
only amodht Is b small rental. &
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