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Arizona weekly miner., 1875-03-05
N 0 T ICE.

To Thomas Wallace. M. H. Smith William Holden j.
 F. Nesmi'h Saml Lubeck. T. A. Talbet or any other person deriving iheir title by deed from the original loc1rs Ia the Overland ledge lode or vein situated in
 Nai-aTa Mining District, Mohave county. A. T.:
 "n are hereby notified that if yoG do within ninety (p) days from the date hereof pay to ,be u5rsiJ . Minera Park Nohave county, A. T.. yorr Proportional Iart of the expenses incurred aid mine or location m required by the Congressional law approved May no ls'2 the undersigned Will claim forfeiture of volir i terest in said mine. VIM ToWTr M, JAMES F. BULL.
 Mineral Park February 9 1875 tI23m
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-03-05
\ 0 T I C F. .

Notice IS hereby given 10 the heirs of David Norgs, decesed that ihe uutersir ell has n his possession and uhher ms eoairo one hundred feet in the silver de known as - he Loreua. in the Bradshaw mining d,. met lavapai county, Arizona Territory beonein, .o the esie of said deceased and upon which said edg b N'5 s'ne the work required by law To hold ihe same
 The mining ground above n,oned win be 8eiiv... 70 sad heirs upon payment Of expenses incurred moon hef al plfaton ID person, by legal attorney The hers o sad deceased supposed reside in or near Nlneihna''i Ono JOSEPH FUGETT
 Phoenix. A. T.. February l9 ls75 f.b2s q,
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-03-05
NOTICE TO CREDITORS. Estate of CONSTANCIA BRYCE, Decd

Notice hereby given to the creditors of and all persons having claims against the of Consfancia rce de- ceased, to exhibit them with the necessary vouchers within months after the first publication of this mo- tee, o the undersigned Administrator at Chloride Mo- have county, Arizona
 FREDK NORMAN Admlnstraor of the Estate of Constancia Brcc decd Dated Certst Arizona, February 2, 1875. feIa4t
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-03-05
D CD LLA R S

To the amount of Two Million Fivc Hundred Thousand are tO be distributed On the 2tth February by the Public Library of k entucky upOn the OccaSi0l of their Fill, and and Last Concert.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-03-05
NOTICE.

To l.. S Jenks, A. Wade and J. W Tower owner. i, Arizona: "i 'o"ii' lou are hereby notified that if you do not anrsa, Wih nlnety Ct) days from the date hereof and nav. !ouf propoFion Of the expenses incurred in the r, f
 N % ute oH sad mine as repaired by law the t;pd.r sisned Wil claim forfeiture of your interest in d % 'h aoooFa@nee with the mining laws now in force.
 Prescott February ls 1875. saHa
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-03-05
LEGAL.
Notice to Claim Owners,

The undersigned, having done the work required by ii" 'o h"id o ieei m Inc lead recorded the Original Accidental lead in Walker mining district and sci e, in the lead recorded the 2i Extension North of ti Eclipse lead m Bradshaw mining district hereby notifies owners m the said leads that they pay their share for said work to within qO days from date of tbis notice, or forfeit their interest in the said leads Prescott, Jsnnary ], 1875.
 E.J. Cook is authorized te receive money for mi, Sl M ceiPt for ihe same in my absence. l. ELLIOTT
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-03-05
NOTICE.

All persons having any claims of ipdeb,ednes. .,;, ne are hereby notified to file the same CT statement thereof with my attorney Judge John Howard of Pres intend visiting the Atanf; States as soon as r1 hss will permit. ~ z, pT 1 .ax, ,e79
 Prescott, A. T. January 23 1875
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-03-05
\ Q T IC F.

ne co partnership heretofore existing between w ! koss, J L. c. Mitchell, and Benjamin C. Garlipr upder me hfm name oi Ross Mitchell and Gardiner having oecu dssoived jhe unsettled accounts of said firm hsv been paced ID tae hands of John Howari Esq for cal. 4eeu"h and settlement All persons indebted and all persons having claims against said firm will cali on s;d John Howard for settlement without delay as ths busi l'ess ci said firm must be closed up a once
 WILLIAM J. ROSS.
 Dated Prescott, A. T., January r. Is75. in52,f
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-03-05
N O T C F.

The eo-parnership heretofore existing between w J. Ross J. r. C.. Mitchell and Benamia Gardiner is this day dissolved by mutual consent
 w J. Ross will pay all Company debts contracted be- tween the 2sth day of September 1874 and list day of January, 1875 and IS alone authorized to collect all eb. and demands due said company to date
 WILLIAM I. ROSS.
 J. o. MITCHELL.
 BEN r. C. GARDINER Dated Prescott, A. T.. January 18th 1875 jn22tf
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-03-05
H .7S VEGETABLE SICiLlAN HAIR REVIEWER.

This standard article is compounded with the greatest 
 It's fleets wonderful and satisfactory as ever
 II restores gray faded hair to is youthful color
 IL removes all erptiolS itching and daudru; and the scalp by its use becomes white and clean
 By its tonic properties it the capillary glands their normal vgor, preventing badness and making hair grow thick and strong.
 As dressing nothing has been found eflee,ual or desirable.
 Dr X. A. Hayes, State ASSayer of Massachusetts says of it. Il consider it ne jsl PrcIaTdttoH for s intended purposes
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-03-05
N Q Y C E.

To r. w Shohom or his legal representatives owner in the Davis lode IIassayampa District YavaHai county Arizona Territory You hereby notified that if you do not appear within ninety 90 days date here CL and pay yOur proportion of the expenses incurred in developing said mine the unde rsgned will claim for feiiure according to law of your interest in said me
 J. \. REGARDLESS. iresc"tt, Fehruary 2b ltIJ. 3m.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-03-05
NOTICE.

By the terms Of my contract of sale o Mir Butler al foy advertising in and subscription the INNER which become due before the first day February 1875 and also the amounts due for all legal adver emens which appear in this issue, payable An hich become ue on or after Fehrarv list Is75 should he paid to Mr Butler. JOHN II. MARION.
 T. T. BUTLER.
 Prescott, Arizona, January 29, 1875. A
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-03-05
LEGAL.
N q T I c E

To B. Lulofs. A. walrath. C. H. vOigt c. H. Er,.- I Partrpau A. Y Easterby. O. Sckoeman A. U 1hs and w Lewis co-owners with the undersigned iu h. certain mining claim location known the orir,,., claim or that certain quartz lead lode kno as the California situate in the Pine Grove mining a trict in county of Yayapai Territory of Arzons:
 You and each of you, hereby notified that th. s, dersgned have caused o be done upon such claim or A cation the amount of labor required by the laws o l United States a to in the sum of hpndr. and seventy dollars And yOn, and each of you s,, hereby notified pay to N C. Sheekes, af the store < Levi ashiord in the of Prescott R said eoun,y 4 Yavapai your respective proportions of the said cost f said labor within ninety days nom the service of ,As notice and that in of default of you either as you in making such payment, within such time We up claim under the mining laws in iorce ioreur- ~ the interest in said claim location of the person maxim such default The amount dne by each O yog for sas aber is al ie of dollars per leo feet owned b. you in such claim or location. ALoNZo F. DAVIS
 JAMES R. PORTkR
 Prescott Feb. 26, lss3 On
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-03-05
Drawing Certain or Honey Refunded.

Whole tickets. so Halves. S25. Tenth or each Cou- ron Sj. Eleven Whole Tickets SJ0O Fortickets or information address
 THO. F. BRAMLETTE, fel2 fl Agent and Manager Louisville Ny
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-03-05
Cured at Home.

Persons al a distance may be CURED AT HOME, by addressing letter to Dr Gibon. stating symptoms, length of time the disease has continued and have medi- cine promptly forwarded free from damage and curiosity, 10 any particular part of the country with full and plain directions for
 Persons writing To the Doctor will please the of the paper they see this advertisement in.
 By enclosing Ten Dollars coin in a registered letter through the POStoice through Wells Fargo O., package of medicine will be forwarded any part of the Union.
 All communications strictly confidential.
 Address, DR. J. F. GIBBON. my.s2lv. Box .qJ7. san Francisco California.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-03-05

WHEN We see q man begging his tobacco, we feel like reminding him of the old adage, that beggars must not be chew sersn
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-03-05
MEDICAL.
To the Unfortuna a
Seminal Weakness.

Seminal emission is the consequence of selabuse. This solitary vice depryed seNual indulgence is Fracticed by the youth of both To almost unlimited extent producing with Gner-iug certainty The following morbid symptoms unless cOmtatted by scientific medical ures viz Saow e"uuenance dark spots under the eyes pain in the head ringing in the like the rustir cf leaves rtiinC of charrOtS. uueSuess about the oiuS weakness of the limbs confused vision buutcd n elect loss confidence, dihdence in approaching gers, dislike tO form acquaintance disposition to society, loss of memory pimples and various erup tUus about The face hectic saeS uTred tongue. leted breath, coughs ption. night sweats, wonomania and frequent insanity. II relief be obtained you should apply immediately either in person by letter and have effected by hlS and sn;ihc mode of treating this disease, which never fails Of eecRg quick and radical cure.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-03-05

SOLD ALL DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS IN MEDICINE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-28
CIVIL, NOTES.

All the affidavits in the case of George VI.
Flanders charged with tamperng with jury, had not
been sworn 60 yesterday morning, and Judge spauiGn;
IA consequence postponed his action al Inc mater lii
all the verihcatlUDs are obtained
Conrad H. Jordan has been appointed by
Judge Westbrook. a suit brought by him in the SUI
prem, Court Of the Midland Terminal ana Perry
tomplny. with power the ferry nc tOr;y-seconG-
s.; upon the consent VI al the defendants
In the matter of the removal of William G.
AMMAN executor and Mrs. Maria A. Lemon, executrlA,
OF the will OF stasey Pitcher, Surrogate Huchings yes
erIay issued an attachment against Mr. Amman, return
able on Monday next The attachment ~ Tor an aIlt tu
contempt Mr. Annans part Ia not ODeyins an OrGef
10 show cause, issued by the surrogate.
The will Of Charles A. Macy, formerly Of the
firm OF Cor,es, Macy & CO.. admitted 10 probate in
the sugroeae'- Office yesterday. The instrument bears
date July a. I~-j The csator left real estate he
drccs that te residue OF MS personal property alter
ire pavlneGt ~ DENTS shall be given To his wife SARAH l.
ALcv The latter is appointed eXecUtllX, ana te Tesla
to-. two .o- Cla.les y Macy, jr and Francis H. Macy,
are appointed executors
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-28
CRIMINAL NOTES.

The case Of Louise. Merritt has been adjourned
until 10 orrow 1t 3 NJ. the Tombs Police Court
Manuel CorteZ. cigar peddler, accused OF selling
unsnpd cigars, was Lcld IN 500 ban yCsseT
d,v bv Conn ssi0n.r Shields
In The. case Of the captors Of the schooner Mary
Cqa Tinted states Shields ycsto Tdal Reid
Tgvd sor the mate await "a" acon Ot
HE C;rr1t JUry. The held Witnesses.
Al the T0mbs Police Court yesterday Charles
RrnanH l79 Cast Brcasway sas brought np Oh a
charge If having Bis lpssOn quantity oi improper
literature with nteLt 70 sell he Was hell 10 answer
AT the Essex Market Police Court Yesterday,
Thomas Crote held IN - O0l bail for 0raAing into The
80. Jackson-st. and stealing
errv yaiue $50 Loes echrOccr was held Tor eDOcL
gg 3 from Is employer, Martin IRE Of No. LOG
oIIave.
The Board of Justices, AT their meeting YESTERDAY,
Of IA Justice from sept To Noy
probable that instead Of the usual lOir months assign
Inen Justice viii assignment VI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-28
DEPARTURE or FOREIGN MAILS.
WEDNESDAY. IrLY o

WEDNESDAY. JrLV %
Mails Newfoundland close ~ the New iofh fo-''"~
Ma To- H1i2v, 6, Is closed at the New FORK P''s
~ ' w III L IlsDAY. July %.
For Fur,e pyuoulh CnerJourg ami Ha'neArg oy -
s;eansl Nicand close ~ l3o u NJ tA' .<y
Nan ~ c.ofc 1880 - steamship S-4ls AZ j. ih o"n
a f0o' q. fhirt-st. HoOOEcn
lor ia, aIa and the Vest Indies by ue sfapsiIp
Georgia rl.ils close at p. ~. Supplementary MAI ~
q seri a I'D steamship sails at D. H. H'ni "f ~"
l., Nurfn liver.
m steamship sails al iriI Pier No. H. "fth a..'f'
FRIDAY. JILi 30
For Aspuwan, Patana She central AfneiiI.n a ys
Pacific furt by the steamship Acapulco ma- "los. a. ~
M. A Supplementary Nal - closed II u r. - Hte~nshp
sails at Y iron Pier 10. -. North RIVER.
SATURDAY. JtLf 81. ,,o<.-
For r. anl IRELAND Nai-s ami France by steamship oy
% i1raIon,. mails close al II H. -rlprinrrtAt Mh,
CLOSED 50 Steamship sahs al H. H. H'i rie w.
40 NC.u River. -.
Pr ,cyaud only BIZ the steamship victoria mails cfss
M. supplementary Aa = clns,d ~ : p H. 0t'shs~v
sail y a y from Pier Nc -, sortl RIVER
Francrl Bremen, by thf steals1o
Main MA cioee at $50 q. a ruppirrfrtaiy Man
CLOSES, 80 p. sJ.asip sis M D. u. non fi'I """
OF ThiId-g;. Hoboken. $50 , ,..-..
For aan;O Domingo. SANTANA. Turks Islai and fusTo
steamship Is nails CLOSE a. b. H. osssAs-
ship sas ~ 3 D. H. from P.I, No. 10 last Iutet =.
M.ilsfor D. The Steamship ro " y'' cos, "
D. Steamship sails % D. h. roni Pier No ~ i'I ''f-
81 NDAN AuD. ]. .----
All Mails close at IL o'clock N. The PostOASe ""Re
from a. u. Ia Il a. M
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-28
PASSENGFRS ARRIVED.

FROM LIVER POOIr-IHsf- Hssltp hassi1, jay I1.1A n
Van Arnin and Mrs Alien, nurse ald IiLt ~ ps1-
and Mrs. r. &. bothHet Asrt r. D~tns
wgV Miss 4. e. Boutwell,. Mis- J. J. hot4we.i Ns- A "
rcthwel Master H. BOtl vvl Master l. g Bptl NeiL ar
andy Marr N - tr0Nhs II. ID LnfI's - -
Bu.,les Mr. l.. Butler. Mt and MA X - b"ut,nrf'
omt Cas.ei. Mrs Campbell t.ree enid en an lldh - -.
carr A. cheney. ald C0lcm3n, Mt aAd 'f- W, ~.
Crlns Miss crane. A. n LAY, BIT and Mrs LtaS Sss
Deung T.. D.lfL-, ". " Donald 4 A'ii--u ~ -,
Sr aud MIS- r. Dam, child maid George Eir Mr. no
Law d. l. Foley. j. Freedman, Mr. and 1r, n riAIi =.
Field " d. try. Dr. Gardner, NJ and di. tttfl' Ms
Ha,rr Mr Isrp. aLd Mr. L. Haunting, i0r CAll "A
oud r r. itfli.ln. John ", skct, J. lllD5 =" l. - IL
Uot-e Mrs. j. r. Hodges. g. 4. ECimm MIR g. l. h"ss"n'
III. Houston and enii Mr Iseac, N. Il Je tinr "a ~
CnH- Joaa~0nr l. l.. Kellogg, r. ker, if IA aW ~ l"h'l
J. Levi Col c. ii. Lew si.on or %id 4is . ~
Iovd and tares servants, &. y. Main, MT AMI M- ~
MI. J. SIC afland, MISS rf itnu t-
Mercer T.. l. J. A!tcei 40 s..s1h
MISC II. Newton. tr AMI Ms T. L. i'l'A ~. -
Padtock NJ T. J. PaIas, Nj and Ms Patte" ass Ia.
erspi MIR 8lss X. l. tafiersol BIZ fA'nh.i ,isti
Pension Nj Ms Raymond MI ana MT :. Lllh4 't~'
kaymunu t,orAnn Rogers hushcl " u -'rsi -
and MS. t. h. Lus.tA, MI ~a!lsUeil IL v li n 4, %
n -,rlrd j. NJ sinclair John Olne, l. cHnAtFiai 4. ~.
1e,tfv IA snail J. H. smith snyder Sltu tti G. - ~
Miss -uuucbolI spencer mas rltl 'r di L.- " -
So-ucer And ulal Nj Alfs g.. 4. stevenson Af'
land Aiis, -unlegilud Miss sunderland IL II
niral and SIR Ta,or. ciil aHd ro g \ ir'has - -p
Dai L. { uian FIei. Noh-.. f2"dOA 0-e " - . ."
Nok.s VI - ctOIa NOs,-, -i.ss lOela este VI ~ -
tilpr. D.. 4. rfflirHeis n =
p lc.t lIr. v lelis, BIZ tt - ~. - w
Ialus f,.o children maid .lr AMI Nfs h " .sO1 ~
WlupsneiineT, kIuI " OF, J.. y otiliI J. IL Why
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-28
CURRENTS m THE sAGuESAY RIVER

WAsnINGrcS, July 27.-The following information
relative the Sasuenay River Is in rcrt
naae apt ramOay 10 Ia. OONeDmcDts ihr DvinloD
canada and obtained az the NaviSat1D buHsa ~ ths
Treasury Department. FROM %" entrance ol River
with The >agiesy River lNhch - % u lee
sagienay hvcf enuance 10 koebes Fobi ON No
north side SaueDay RIVER anal seven miles 10 the cssi
waTd Of Chcuniiu, the crrt~D - steady AMI even, la ms
parts settling 10 Tia so- Dui without any nhiei L
Prom Iocha ioiu BAY. situated 30 uNlcs
nat strong tame. In
MANY vattabi" uusiefCurr-i.g,
sssIs y dTng spring str9ag VITA The roo bat scarcely
percpile during ie ebb tins gndrrcufreut acting
s.l. ing flun 10 them
even when aSsirte. by sIeanltGg. At spnx
tides large pls>.s s Chm
vey daring cub de and falling saaasiuy inodecp
water seems downward one, oaying sght
current Oh ne siaee. The spgDg - tis lAe bsl as
River falling sudeny mt deep
contribute 10 CERTAIN ealeDl 10 eheek Ne
strength OF The surface current OF the river.
lfor Latest Ship Meas Ftfth Payel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-28
AN AMERICAN BRIG ABANDONED AT SEA.

Information reached the city yesterday that
,bo American brig r. H. Haviland had been abandoned
a, sea In a sinking condition. The big left haguaIoa
On July O. bound this port and encountered terrible
~ NJ sen Which, besides other damage caused the yes
eel IN leak badly On July Il, when IN latitude 10 4o
aud Ion gitude 7Io 10, finding that all efforts 10 pump
the water proved Intellectual the captain anu eie"
',I br A few hours afterward they were
ned by the brig Harry which conveyed them .
RaItInnrr where they arrived YESTERDAY. IN i. IL
iind was loaded with 400 hOEseids ana " heroes
a. sp.ar consigned 10 J. V. Onativia co. OF No ~
s.ult In this city. Tine cargo was ssuf"d Inc ven
~ 80 j5o tons burden, built ut Prince Edwards
Island and was Inspected IN May, l-73, ana rated Al u
IN tl,e Aner.c.sn LA0yds she was inl!i'nufed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-28

from me ViaeiguG lA. ~ bee-iy Jug "a.
The facts OF the ease IN reference 10 the
dinutv between SIR. Lands aud Richard W; 'ie3Ge' ~
Ir.ninn on Tanrssly. ~ follows Nj i@uis luu
ii. rnIrT. VIM T. Potter OF BrdggOn, were PASSING
tIronrl = a.. door III the sat" House M Ifentph Capt
Mead. came NJ behind them anu mare -one l,itD.r
,anarx Ne Potter thinking that the Captain wished to
ho snrue conversation VIII Mr. Lands, stepped dside
nd lefl fhpm together. Mr Lands turning 1boh asked
can't Meade what Zee had said. " You =" Wa the fe-
Mn MI Lands then said " You are Il low, Aleteehify
do.- Al This capt. Meade moved mp ~ hr Iini's
and esrinlinri 81 will strike YOU" MI Lands
r.p.,i STRIKE. yOu are too cOwardy 10 siilhe me-
Nnur ltW anaaage l. that Of bldcAEuts'' nor o. :"
Gentleman" poa this the peOe ~ tiie coltIdorr cic
Tt,sLieg az Mr.. Lands among the number ceel- M
I -ns ,.ri.d ont. IG Is my blabduI l,t ne 20 10
Ii,, And sLe threw herself anon aim ana hcn- hei
a. tisv lad "a Mar Lau,Iis turuin: TO capt. Meade said
Van have the Ower This poor woman ana for tne
ca l ~ cafryn. ont tOuF malicious ara Iu"rreiiy 90
- ,o ,,>tt,,y her HAPPINESS Al iais Col fOier
LIN Air L.nus IN, bodily has arms carried hn INTO
rhr ibrarv After moments had passed hr La.ils
seiu That his child not VIA him. sit out 20 mo
him, inst rs his boy Charley Lands was c0lhs 20 tee
nm THIS j. TIE simple tyut about the ahair, Wnleh mas
Irrn mos, falsely represented ia the daily papers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-28
PROF. MARSH SUSTAINED BY SAMUEL
WALKER.

COMMISSIONER SMITH UNFORTUNATE IN HIS CHA
TIoNs-FRAUDCLENT PRACTICES AT THE KID
CLOUD AND MILESTONE AGENCIES - OVER
CHARGES FOR ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Q, Al
Try OF SUPPLIES NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
rxrrxprTuREs - OvERGsThATEs OF BEEF -
rpRrGI-I tRTTIEs ~ ACCOUNTS.
trvoN TIE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF TIE TRinuNf~
WASHINGTON. July 27.-In his very unsatisfactory
reply 70 Prof Marshs letter to the President lew
Ia ago. Indian Commissioner Smith alluded 20
report on the management OF afa4rs at hed Oi'uo
AGENCY made in 1873 by Samuel Walker, then IL
the employ OF the Board OF Indian Commissioners.
The report referred 10 has never been printed. IN
tl,is report MI Smith is accused Of paying Gen. u
NJ. Dodge an exorbtalt price for eorn' ana IL may
also be seen that although Secretary Deiano ana
commissioner Smith were officially informed OF TIE
fraudulent nature OF the Mccain transportation
contract in February, 1874, that fraud was con-
tinued according 10 Prof. Marshs testimony ior az
least a year and half afterward. The accusations
AGAINST Agent Saville include the federation OF
frauds AZ beef and Hour as well as III blankets.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-28
DEMOCRATS AND lNFLATToN.

TIE NEw-N DIRK TRIBUNE has arrived at the
following melancholy conclusion: Inc hbhch1e "I
inurr IN the Democratic press grows more apparent
,.vor, dav" The Democratic new siapr- ~" l"t alio
thor w. ming IN barkbOnc mt trey prefer hlhh5l
eiIfu ~ The IL own and the they VIII MAKE al H. %
one furnished by the Rcpubicrn and indep'drri press
And tbr, So. way OF tLe political difficulty created
~ he Ohio ,iaunists smllarfO tat disco rieG ny III
NrSv-YoRF TI.iBI ia 1852 when II supported ne Mig
anddi tor President. scott nut St on the pla'
f,rr, uirscr Gen. scott. Many very good Democrats
alsn fhtgk mat perhaps the recent pronunciation :" t
1; fat an ler,.v has not worked altogether eNll. III
h,s awakened a more active discussion 81 the suplect
TIN any which has before attracted pablo pttchu.h.
i,rrr, of l;iatOl lis evil and demo al hL- nld-
nc. and H. ruiso,s tendency have been sd wl "it "A
,,ir md !rurstncss rs the pIrss OF both iHFti' .it
so,ly ,v the Democratic press. the result OF which
49, hon ~ extor: from political convent bIrS eVery
.ise i'm. i'm Ohio more. enpuiiir declaration IN
favr al honest money than they might othcfwlsc per
nm. nav e considered necessary or Important
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-28
APPLICATION TO SET ASIDE THE ERII
ELTCNION

An application Oh behalf of Josiah Richards
ANA John Livingston is 10 be made in the hrS' week OF
Auus. 10 tAc Judge si ting in Supreme Court Chambers
for an Order setting aside the election OF Erie
directors, and ordering new election. The notice l.
based On the Affidavit OF Dennis r. O5Ilvan stehos
rapher attending the election az to what occurred
at the election. aud the result OF an exam
nation made by him CT tie stock booi-
Other sdavits arc made ny George Simpson who aided
0-uau iu the til. examination, b. Josiah Richards,
who owns u shares 81 preferred stock, and VINO
under jr LyinsstCns advice refused 10 VJte ara ~ -
a HOiing,r. 49, .
john livingston also make long affidavit denorncnS
tlr mar 3gcrnqlr n the Ei" Railway Company Slice
1867 claiming that james Mch nTys proxies III 4-12
were coruptl procured. and that ne real sOckOdcIs
have not been heard subsequent election, ar
rnignug tho recent manage ent OF the Company and
asserting belief th2t nncteentweneths OF tne snare
holders desire "A change IN the present Board.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-28
r-r11crNsl-p SALOON KEEPERS Held Fog TRIar.

Tie Chatham-st. saloon keepers who wero
arres,ed on Monday night brought before Jnsins
ot.efbore in tie First District Police Court yesteasy
morning. Inspector T. J. wcndover appeared aga -
them Edward Peterson first called ana Upon ~
mittin that he had been arrested On similar ehsf"
before, WIS held in 1900 bail TO answer Inc sane
s ,,,,rs,ed With Andrew Peterson Louis Roche. and
Charis Norles. Mary Hanson was next or0ugb, 100
The Court ana her defense vas that she We acaIs
license sac was held To answer In 500 Villain .r
kow and Charles Schmidt. who both acknow cifeu ~
amount
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-28
CURRENT DISCUSSION.
CPFTNnhCKg AND AsSIGNATS.
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THE EEW-YOEK TRIBUNE calls the conVertl-
BILE nnnd grcrnbacks assglGs, IN the sens" tat thy
I - II o,lt Cc,reciat,d and end ny becJn ~ worth
.s- Il ( g. under stood tht they 2te SO cl0 III tA'
sense tha.r can DE no objection But the uIni'riru
reader seeing the burdTec nhacE, called a>-igits,
ii conclude that the SORTS %! paper are ui,ofr;i-
raUy .he same, which they not lie0rellcihF the
,t. are convertible into land which Is WORTH some
rng Th-nretca.lv the bonds and grcnhark- are con
yre INTO nothing but each othor, Gad neither so i0G
- II - convertible mo nothing bat the ui'ci Is worm
"r,--f,,n ~ N me as,siats not in fact con-
N.r; lc mo land they became inst as worthless ~ NJ
t.,s nm ,-,.iiitrk k would be-. TIE fcfinrt became
rri.. be,irss. the promise their inc' W not kept
IN a-t.r would b.rcfne worthless because they would