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Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1875-02-19
GREAT REDUCTION
j III + u r S !!

We offer large stock of fine cheap FURS at the
following reduction during the months of JANUARY and
MINK SETS Boa and I1u&
o,mer price fifty dollars, sell for forty dollars
MINK SETS Boa and Muff
former price thirty-f,c dollars now sells for $25
MINK SETS Collar and huuff
former price tWenty -ive dollars, sell for $17.6O.
MINK SETS Collar and Huff,
former price ten dos sell for eight dolls sixty cts
MINK MUFF.
former price 20 doajs sell for Is dollars 80 cents
SEAL SKIN, Boa and MuH.
former price 10 dolls, 81 cts, sell for doIs I5cts.
SIBERIAN QuRREL, Collar and Muf,
former price 10 dolls. sell for dOlls five cents
RIVER MINK Boa Muff,
former price dolls. sell FOR {; dolls. 60 cents.
RIVER MINK, Collar Muff,
former dolls. 30 cents sell for dolls 40
cHILDRENS' FURS, Boa and Mun,
former price d dOlIS sell for 8 dolls. SIS
cHlLDRENS FURs, Boa and NAuff
former price ; dolls. now sell for dolls. 30
CHILDRENS FURS,
former price > dolls. sell for 3 dolls 5
No. 10 Main of Chatham Street.
BOWLEY & CIRCUIT.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1875-02-19

HERR1CH & HENsHAw have laid upon
our table quantity of new and elegant
piano music, including the Musical Gift a
bound collection, by different authors
H. g. H. are the agents for Lee Il Walker,
of Philadelphia, the largest music publish
ing house in the country, and are con-
stantly receiving all the latest and best
music as it is published.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1875-02-19

WELLS ANNUAL OF PHRENoLOaY AND
PuYsIOGNoNy for 1875 contains many
Portraits, Biographies, and Characters OF
leading men; all the Presidents Of the
United Staes; Canon Kingsley; James
Lick; Pere Hyacinth, Won Kaulbach;
John Tyndal; John Laird; Characters in
Shakespeare; Our Eyes-Blue, Black, Grey,
Green, Large, Small, Almond, etc, with
more than twenty illustrations: all about
Sleep; Eating to Live, and Living to Eat;
Blushing, Cause and Cure; Our Faces
Open Books; Horse Phrenology; Cheer.
full Face; What Am ! Good For! ana
much other useful and entertaining read
ing matter. Large octave, full OF pictures
sent first post for 25 cents. Address
S. II. WELLS,
500 Broadway, N. Y.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1875-02-19
WAsu,eros's BIRTu-DAY-The stean

WAsHIaTON' BIRTH DAY-The Steam
er Company propose to celebrate the birth
day of Washington, which occurs next
Monday, by grand ball, at Leytze's Hall.
A large number of invitations have been
issued, and the preparations for the pleas
ure and comfort of all who may attend
are on the most ample scale. II will I'M
doubleday BE one Of the most complete
occasions of the winter.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1875-02-19

THE Illinois Central Railway managers
estimate the cost of opening the Iowa Di-
vision of the road after the late storm at
$4,000. The loss occasioned by the sus-
pension of business on the line will prob
ably be rs much more.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1875-02-19
The performance OF the Dramatic Club,

The performance OF the Dramatic Club,
at Leytz's Hall, on Tuesday and Wednes-
day evenings, were very creditable and
promising of future excellence. There
was, of course, the usual stiffness and
self-consciousncss observable in stage
novices, but this can only be got rid of by
practice and familiarity with the boards
We hope the club will favor the public
with another entertainment before long
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1875-02-19

SEVERE Loss-We learn that l.. III.
Eddy, who lives near Pine Creek, lost 8
cows during the late storms. They took
shelter under the banks of the creek and
the snow drifting on them, they We're
smothered. There have been large num-
bcrs Of cattle and hogs frozen in other
portions of the county, and undoubtedly
the aggregate losses by our farmers, of
this kind, in consequence Of the storm,
will reach very high figure.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1875-02-19

He. HArPERFIELD, Jeweler, Is now
located in s. Waggoner's Book Store, with
a very fine stock of Jewelry, consisting OF
Gold and Silver Watches, Clocks, Jewel
nv, Silver and Plated Ware, Spectacles,
Cutlery, &c, and he returns his sincere
thanks to all who have patronized him in
the past, and he hopes to secure their pat
ronage in the future He is now doing
business alone, and his undivided atten-
ton will be paid to his business. All work
left with him will be carefully and prompt
w done and warranted. 27w4
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1875-02-19

PICKLE.-Doubtless our readers will re.
member crack Drained individual with
the above euphonious patronymic who
last spring created quite sensation on
our streets by his crazy pranks, who was
by some thought to be the author OF
silly communication in the Conservative,
signed with his name, on the then pend
ing Post-ofiice question though we think
this imputation unjust to Pickle, and
finally brought up in the Jail, from whence
he was released after brief detention, to
go his way. Well, Pickle came to the
surface again at Vinton last week, his
advent and mission thus being described
in the Eagle:
One evening last week, a seedy looking
gentleman with hirsute face, walked bold
~ into the Eagle office, quietly munching
an apple, and, squaring himself, with
back to the stove proudly tossed his head
and said, 81 s'pose you'd like to know
who am" Without waiting for re-
spouse he went on to say, my name is
IlCklC, CultOI VI VIC LCtoCCtC DuHHCT, hIu
Bishop of the Eclectic Church. My BUSH
ness here is to preach pray and sing, and
to prosecute the town of Independence
for false Imprisonment"
"Ah?" was our quiet ejaculation, ask
ing him to be seated. He seated himself,
and we began to inquire about this new
church-wher, where and by whom was
it organized?
by Pickle" he replied, Give years ago
| in Wisconsin"
''In what does your creed differ from
other churches?"
1--WE don't believe in baptism" Of which
the gentleman himself was a illustrious
example; for he was the dirticst Pickle
we ever saw. From his appearance we
judged him to be believer in infant bap-
tism; at any rate it appeared to have been
about that long since he was baptised.
Forewarned is forearmed. We shall be
in pretty pickle" if the coming prose
cution finds us unprepared! The city
| fathers will take heed,
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1875-02-19

TIMBER land for sale on Pine Creek
Enquire at the residence OF the late q.
Wilson, Quasquetion. 4w29
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1875-02-19
Resolution OF Thanks.
We have received the following for
publication:

We have received the following for
publication:
VINToN, Iowa, Feb. 10, 1875.
At a meeting held at the Ralyea House,
Vinton, Iowa, we, the passengers of the
snow bound train on the b., c. r. Il NJ
r. r., ON the 10th and 18th insts., unani
mously adopted the following resolution
Resoloed, That we tender our thanks ia
Oliver Smith, Road Master; G. W. II. De
land, II. S. Cook, J. Kneeland, Conduct
ors; II. A. Walcut, John Morgan, Engin
GERS; Matt Ives, E. d. Eckman, Firemen
F. C. Barber, S. II. Hartman, Brakemen
for their faithful efforts for our comfort
while snow bound on the train from Vim.
ton to Cedar Rapids ON Wednesday and
Thursday nights, Feb. 10th and nth, and
we also return our thanks to the proprie
tor and his estimable lady of the Ralyea
House, for their untiring efforts for oul
comfort while their guests.
J Il. MCCAGG, Chm,
Davenport, Iowa
+. McKINN, Sec'y,
Boston, Mass
CoMMITTEE:-C. B. Boyce, Rochelle
H. A. Knowles, Abel, Iowa; c. c. Ben
nett, Cedar Rapids, Iowa; G. w. Sawyer
Chicago; f. McKinn, Boston.
PAssENGERs:-John w. Banker, l.. p
Wheeler, G. p. Mills, Chicago; A. G. Hab
lex, Rochester, N. T.; Nate Jacobsen,
Rock Island; A. J. Bletso and wife, Aus
tin, Mimi. w. l.. Grace, Upton; Z. G.
Trick, Cedar Rapids; A. W. Stedman
Chicago; r. B. Throop, Graud de Tour
H.; NJ Frisbee, Nashua; 7. G. McNeal
Chicago; Mrs John Hoff, Miss Hoff, Mrs.
Geston, Waterloo; Mrs. Spencer, lama
Mrs. C. l.. Patrick, Mrs Larimer, hide
pcndence, Iowa; G, L. Littler, Agency
CITY, Iowa.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1875-02-19
Gre ceries Lower than Ever.

Having purchased large stock of Teas,
Sugars, Coflees, &c, am now prepared
OF sell for cash lower than any house west
of Chicago. Call and examine my goods,
warranted as represented or money refund
ed. My prices are as follower
Japan Tea, per h., 6Octs and scots
hest do 9Octs
Young Tyson, 80, go, 80, 100, 10
Gunpowdcr, +" so, 80, 90, 100
Oolong, 6Octs and 90cts
Rio Coffee, 81, 81, and Ans for 500
Old Government Java, 3lbs
"a" Sugar, Ssfbs
&C" Sugar, Sbs
Brown do, 81, 10 and II lbs
Salt, No. /, warranted, per Dbl. $3.50
l have also on hand a large stock Of
canned goods, that purchased very low
and shall give my customers the benefit.
Having made arrangements with some
of the best butter makers in the county, l
shall always be able to m all order for
No. / butter, at the lowest market price.
Eggs, and all kinds of country pro-
duce kept constantly on hand.
Remember the place, Leytze's New
Block, one door east of the New Bank
Goods delivered free to all parts Of the
city. w. J. CUMMINGS.
N. B.-Having been appointed agent
for one of the largest Oyster Houses in
Baltimore, AM prepared to furnish them
by the pint, quart and gallon, also by the
can, for IS, 40 and 50 cents.
w. J. CUMMINGS.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1875-02-19

BRING your Corn and Oats and get them
ground at the Steam Mill.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1875-02-19

LARGE quantities of new Sheet Music
received monthly, at the Bazaar.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1875-02-19

FEED ground at the Steam Mill, west
side the river.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1875-02-19

FEED ground at the Steam Mill, west
side the river
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1875-02-19
Transfers Of Heal Estate in Buchanan
County.
Reported by John Hollett, County Recorder, n
tary Public, and Real Estate Agent,

For the week endin. February 10th, 1875
IS, ................... 8 1880 90
Heirs OF j Marquart to Peter Holpin
nia sw Sc 29. 50. 8 ................. au w
Mazleton station lot is blk 5. ........ :ss IS
John NJ King TO q Harrington, s.a ell.
VIZ NV 81, 80. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $50 w
81; 1000 90
Y is. ~. ................... 800 90
ne DO IS 125 90
+ 81 sw swi. Is. 40. .............. s4oo 90
IS - 1900 90
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1875-02-19
1eaths

NORCOTT-At Ottervle. January Esd, 1875, OF
croupal diptheria, Harry b.. son Of William and
Margaret Norcott, aged years and twenty-five
days.
A bright little bud has been taken
From this dark aud dreary strand,
To bloom by the side OF the river
That flows in the heavenly land.
Though death has now entered our dwelling
And taken our darling away,
We bow TO the will of our Father
Who hath hidden us, Watch and pray
We loved our little Harry. dearly.
And our less is hard to bear:
Yet it is God who hath bereft us.
And He will our sorrow share.
MIS-. WIN. n,
Farbank Twp
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1875-02-19
Marriagfs.

R-HERMANCE-A A. the New York
House. Feb. 14th. by Rev. II. S. Church. Mr..
Valentine Schremser and Miss Ida j. Hermance.
all Of Independence.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1875-02-19

REMEMBER the Lecture by Mr.. Stanton,
tonight Subject, "Our Boys"
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1875-02-19
NEW ROUTE TO DIES MONIES.
Oes Moines & Minnesota Railroad,

Makes close connection ut AMES with all Pas
senger Trains ON the CHICAGO NORTHW EST
ERN RAILROAD.
Most Direct Shortest and Cheapest Route from
all the Northern Half OF the State to the Capital.
1t 10 emphaticaly
THE PEOPLES ROAD.
being built and owned exclusively by Iowa men.
TRy IT AND SEE HOW YoU LIKE 1T.
Trains leans Ames at A. NJ, and 3P n.
Arrive ct Des Mones at 10 A. NJ, and $40 r. N.
]. J. SMART, JAS. CALLAHAN.
35tf Gen. Scot. President.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1875-02-19
Per order Committee.

FIFTH WARD CAUCUS. There will be q
meeting of the Republicans Of the fifth
ward at the Empire House. on Thursday
evening, Feb %, at Z! O'Clock, to nomi-
nate candidate for Councilman.
Per order Committee,
GEO. WARNE.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1875-02-19

$40 will get life-size 22X27 photograph
at Ensminger's:
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1875-02-19

FOURTH WARD CAuCUs.-The Republi-
cans of the fourth ward are requested to
meet at the Office of Lake & Harmon, i'm
mediately after the city caucus, Friday
evening, Feb. 26, to nominate candidate
for Councilman.
Per order Committee.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1875-02-19

THIRD WARD CAUCUs.-Thc Republi-
cans of the third ward will please meet at
the drug store of A. b. Clarke, to nomi-
nate u candidate for member Of the City
Council, on Friday evening, Feb. 2G, after
the adjournment of the city caucus.
Per order Committee.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1875-02-19

SECOND WARD CAUCUS. Republi-
cans Of the second ward will meet at d.
D. Holdridge's office, at the close of the
city caucus, Friday evening, Feb. 20, to
nominate candidate for Councilman.
H. Il. HUNTER, Com.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1875-02-19
Republican City Caucus

FIRST WARD Caucus. The Republicans
of the first ward are requested to organize
at the Court House, Immediately at the
close of the city caucus, on Friday even
ing, Feb. 26, for the purpose of nominal
ing candidate for Councilman of said
ward. Per order Committee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-19
CIVIL NOrEs.

John y. Townsend has recovered by default
n judgment In the supreme Cuurf against Wa. NJ.
Tweed FOR g. 90 6G FOR recession II services.
The bankruptcy calendar ana motions in
bankruptcy. whcl were baye been called IN the
United states District CJurI yesterday, will not De
called uutll tomorrow.
During the present term the General Term
Of tie court OF Pleas has dspOscd OK i5
OF appeals from decisions rendered D. other branches
~ the same CDnrt and by the district courts or teae
% have been decided as the end Of the Arguments Oh
tAe uouus; decisions m tar remaining y Will Dc
r. uder,-i on thr fret Monday Of mOntn, to which
line ine Cur aOiJurAed C.I,fJustlce Day aud
JUDGES Robinson anG L.rremor3 nc'I tAc CoU.c
The suit by Christopher Reyes, con-
ira, tor against the Mayor etc., for the hnal 30 per cent
due under his contract dismissed by Idsc SedI
wick In the Supreme Court Yesterday on tine ground
that tile plaintiff made lis assignment three or four
davs u.0tc the d--c5smcBt cor the NO. Was cJAaFmei
and negau his suit DAYS bs'ore. Bg tse terms %
bis contract 1t Was not pa}ub,s untu tie dssrssmeat
was couh.nr,l. JOHNSON and ward for tho uitlLt1 :;
James IL. smith NJ. Miller OF the defendants.
In the United States Circuit Court, some
time ago, toe Goyernuien Mt obtained aganst Joseph
Black NJ enact GrOir and Joshua d. Miner judgme ut
for $1,000 ON a di,te's bond. Yesterday Thomas iIaT
Ian counsel for the defendants, move before Judge
Wallace st aside tue judgment On tue ground mat
Knrnci Il Jcl1e, the attOrneJR wbo represented the
defendants tne ind lment was obtained, were not
JdtuOr.Z.u To- 10 90 d cl-0u deserved. Assistant
Uniled states strGtAtOruey smith appeared Tor the
Government.
In the Supreme Court Circuit, before Judge
Lawrence the OF VIM. Walsh against Jane c. Mead
IL o trial. The pIaiutiG Captain, walking by
No. 81 souihst od-tashOned bOuse with high ~ BILE
when he was Knocked down and Injured by Sitting
from lie sued tie owner VI the house Or sOO
damages. II ceense the owner sets up Una sue ndd
gwen long Lease, under which the tenant was 10 make
all repairs and denies that there Was u1y neglect ~
repair when nEItes tner her or her tenant liable the
case stli tx Judge BerDe Tor painIln' u. '. D.
bald u FOR deIentlAu-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-19

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SCI aside .1a ~ s" s@s i s sv.u '
, No. 'sGs'o ss Tie S5- IHs'i'asH STP'sy ,, TO
OF B holding that und the ~ % Missouri shh h'l s'es--
sssr tho rsnss hi corporation fs a.. .s, j. uot hsble
under TIE former cal does ito otgn0a 81 e
Contract ri he sorkhod der h'' hI = e. e .epi A.fme
No. l25-y1i azf, a,sisSe 'g ChIr Agpai Fs'a ,os CT
clt Con-. Of TIE l-ied rt'ts "r t br" 81 Tone zee Nc
Jo Hort d'h'ered ihe o'Toa Ding ds ~ore s'sehm'u'
Of blnkno p Ell gsad haa les.r leen conise1
me iuism sst good
'': 30 30 s cor at ,r sn sp,sl RON
yaE W. Jnsi,s bradley -siys-e TIC ouiaid1 atz
mining price ELc ln ~ go a. O. d. : ~ $3.50
800 be deermGel by We -oIA. o. h m e .s. ne eob
WI bi ied relates 10 The amount o. pure GOA "a We
10 Is ~fms tai IT. HicsoocS "a lle-il.'hooes g,
1rart al appeas o be the tnei oa'ss ot
tie Dd o Sew.Yert. Mr. J'stes ,trnE fsnveIe 'ae
the bat Allegation the b e ns up P.sn.f
.Hsrnsa o. hs BIN TO make o both pae- .upg,.d
and % b se ., Ielss On e . ao. ~. Of N u s
considered and the SRA proportion Of the whole eIpnss - az.
subse. Of The patent Asrnoi. r..
l26Bssseg Gallagher
Court II Montana NJ Justice Field delivered ne ~
boiling that the Territory irrigation nee
successful agriculture parry iyeg water ~ dch De
hiss the 81 a
gsJn will h protected agsEst ersons HAo
sferEad DIV n 10 from them -AnInri
No l3snith All. steamer Seq Gull No. l32Stesmef sea Sa
Watson appeals Court Of ue Uas 81
states M Mnr,land NJ Iune q 1u deAyeel VI"
OH nioa This Of cuIs Admiralty Nbcl s steiner
oug sh sailing held liable fli al tie damages
sTded damages as the Great 1oq had dsed hs
Terst.
yo 2l9-Dowcu agt spp@a from the Crc Court Of he
I'd states for the Southern Dis u iors. The CbetJns
toe announced decision postpoaHg The eSe aan No. o%
reached =
nett Bell aVpes the SaDfeme NOa OF IoUaAA-D~
ssed fnr want Of jur sicaon ... 49,, ,,,., III.
rene Of OF disnsr teufd
No. 5lt-reenvsd ar Bond, .dnntTauE &c; sppea TOM ne
Of TenneSsre hOto1 10 dismiss MD'" !" NJ n
l. Merrc. 0 couus.l defendant IN M,
512-lhe Chicsgo and Alt0a halVai COMPANY sgt se
sppc fsm u tie United states Tor he soaae'h
District u10is -MOoa % dAnlss submitted Dy h T. i"i P
coalscl Tor plaintiffs 10 49, -
10 43O[Ibe Uucd states the Crioa PlcSc Railroad Com
RAW apneai the Crcn Court the Uuid stat ar ue D
.rct for IN Ais ease SAS
ar-uoi Nv SIR r. Phi iips Of thr . $500,
Neil ne 'irrnt "
the intel states CaioruiaIhv argument % M
ST. y NJ. Wilson rolusC the spneee'
nd conc nd M Isaac Williams ict the pent
Auen.nrut No. 2O add pirgaph . asf eAuse lsA
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frstau Tor call Ten that unief alignment or nei
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-19
OCEAN TRAYEL DELAYED.

The ocean steamers which arrive at this port
continue to report prevalence OF rthwest gales
aud very heavy seas the Atlantic. Tue officers OF
the steamship Cdnima, which left Bermuda ior Jays
ago and arrived yesterday, state that very he'VV
weather was experienced with head winds, and that
the voyage to this port made wnile continued
hurricane was raging. No Eurpoen steamers arrived
Yesterday and although Of tue DELAYED vessels are
sufficiently overdue to warrant fears as to their safety
YET general reports of trying weather excite apppre
tensions IN the minds Of persons expecting the
arrival Oi friends.
Tne rteanshIp England OF the National line left Liver
pool Dec. 80 sBOud nave iepOred on last IJurs
day. Sac Is sianch vessei, and II believed sue WIZ
arrive ~ daS Tue Indiana VI tue sssss inc
ef Gl sgow on Jan l. anu II overdue four days lbe
CITY of Broohlyu Of luman ne overdue Two dai =
Was reported yesterday ~ have pu ntO d. joan ,or
coal The P.rin 10 behind time ihree days Tue
EIysia l. RI Gs gov Jan. and should have arrived
al This port, II Tie weather nad proved avOrapie ou
Last Friday. The H-rmaun OF tue Bremen line ~ y ist
due twv days and the France. from HaYre. which eit
mat pot jan Wac expected at Eer DOCK III 'niS
cIty on last TndrSdsy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-19
THE GRAND JUR,Es FOR FEBRUARY.

Panels Of Grand Jurors were drawn yestcr-
day Ore judge DJnOnue IN supreme Court Chambers,
FOR the Courts Of Oyer and TrrHner and Gncrl SIS
,isusf for Z bruary. The following are the panels:
Pr tie Court Of over Tc-nns57euben R". ir F1qre
Dsih. Georc H. Moore. James W-rn John S5aus 'Iafei
Du. s,sith Fv i- g. Gfsy,i. Liam Pst nou i'e-
yeas George h. L. r. Bigne hn Herman -H7s haor
H. p Ter h.hf &c. iic't A"f'i Dr. - % 11-
koop Cha H. Couan Wll.In H. GRAY T. H. ,e,on Henry l.
Grn; D.. y f.. D. DGcnck 4. T. AOan;, cc,rc G. sle'
PEI Mari, Lane nsrnhnm-r o. a. 1ren. tTnpJf nci'
oyrs Nathan &. k. ta4rv sr'4r, H. toh' pjil nl e.
VIE % T. L. Hasue Isac D. C', Juh = D a. j Sal
.ree Emory R4rr T. Ruenie J. Za-a~ss. T. a. Parser ". H..
JACOB F,Nul, j. r. Drcasorth ,n, & 40 'fE"
Sslsiul-eaike g. El-ae
Frof Aa D. ol Asor s. B Niso- $50 81 ietsc. r. W A.
Nc,pe- NJ J1tnsJl. james b. Tie George y. hiugz
II ck VI. ur.a-e, Lewis M. J.ns o. b-.,u "
herd ~ Up, Jr,J e5ar. 20. bl - John H. bTil,
Kcbarl fe.iher T. J. Fn sell Charles Pcet " "a.
Ku.epE e. Mearthy, L. u. ~ H. James GliiatH j., Ega
o,s Il r1suA, Hop u.s. aA"e b r.as'n, J bae--
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john Losr, Flunrg j. H. seKs, and As.ay o. Lane
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-19

case of considerable importance to i'm
norters Of CHARS for tril yesterday In the
United States Circuit Court, before JUICE Wallace. Sec
ton OF Act Of 1893 tuat t0r every debenture
or other certificate the Collector shall receive
zee o. &c Gems. Section 90 OF The AT o. jane - 1859
provides tuGt stamps Imported cigars sGlI be
am sed and cancelled by the owner or p)rter Thereon
while they are in The custody OF the proper Custom
house Onieers" In 1879 Froierlck dc Bray imported
quantity 81 cigars, and, 10 Is claimed, lie wished 10
stamp them IN accocdancc wlth the pro'lHIO VI t1e
last mentioned net. THIS, asserted Collector Ar
thur would not allow HIM do, but stamped the ccars
through lis subordinatcs, and then demanded fee o
20 per 1000 tae ground hat the stamps were
official certificates that the duties on the cigars had
been paid. Mr. &C Baray refused 20 pay the fee
aud the Collector would not let MN lave ms
cig rs until he did DAY IT. AGcr some delay the claim
Wa, pii aud SUR brought 10 recover tie amount On
the ground that The Collector could not legally 80 WI
the act Jane 1865 req rld the Importer t1ho dHd
then m he he att,r pay Ur II under the act "i l'99
soon after the opened II WAS atjOurned until
Wednesday Of next weeE, account " tAc absence OF
evidence FOR the plaintiff, ULo l. Represented DY
MuI-.t & Nnltcr Assistant Unit 81 states District
Attorney smith appears for ihc Collector.