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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-11-08
Grand Indian Concert !

Grand Indian Concert
Members Of the TRIBE or PENoBsCOT INDIANS
will give o. their entertainments AZ
BARTON LANDING. MONDAY EVENING. SOY.
BARTON. TUESDAY.
GLOVER. WEDNESDAY. 10
This Company sill appear IN fun Indian Costume
and sh0N the manners and o. Indians from the PeOb-
scot Trte-hoW they used u live and die aud HiH
also appear pieces from the 0libwsy Tribe
from the Rocky Mountains.
PROGRAMME
]. Runersi Ceremony
2. Hunting IN Canoe-Danoe.
3 Counting Dance.
:. Marriage Ceremony.
3. Green Corn Dance
Q. Snake Dance.
z. Fancy Dance b. Chnbot.
g. Msrry-Hlakng. Or bow Whisky WAS introduced
aFB0ag the IndiaH-.
2. y Dance. b. Aa4s0aa.
10 Indian QnieksleP 81 Wasaban-
Tickets &c: children under r. lie. Doors ogen
al 8 IA o'eloek: eemwsBee ~ ~ o'cloek-
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New Advertisements.
FOR NASSAU.N

famous Winter Resort for those DESTROYS Of escaping
the severity OF the Northern climate.
THE ROYAL VICTORIA HOTEL
oPENs NOVEMBER lsT.
NEW YORK, NASSAU AND SAVANNAH
BAIL STEAMSHIP LINN,
Carrying passengers and the British and United States
mails. Departures follows:
Leave New ) Ork-l5cI. Ia, Nov. 4, Dee.
g Savaunais-NOv. I5, Dee. ! =, Jan. =
and thereafter leaving Savannah every 10 days. close
connection with steamships from New York Steamers
frstclass For schedules giving all rticulars, address
MURRAY, FERRIS & Co. co South Street. n. Y.
NB.-Steamers Invariably 60 to the Wharf in Nassau.
{. I > 4 DAY at home AGENTS wanted Outfit ard
= 1-terms free. TRUE CO.. Augusa. MaHe.
G0AA month to energetic men ami women every
0OAA whore. Bnsiness Ronorable. ENCELSLOR
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kEHARzs--The market for butter Is slow and prices
are lower al around Receipts are large and demand
not corresponding Cheese Is steady but quiet Eggs
arr ia good deaand Flouris quiet and unchanged a.
70 prices Pork aud hams are ouits firm Lari -
lower. Corn j. in steady DEMAND Oats quiet and
prices are little or Potatoes are doing better.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-11-08
BOSTON Wholesale PRODUCE MARKET
CORRECTED EXPRESSLY FOR
II II H. NJ O - L II O H
A. ID. H | b B A I'd,

Jobbing and Commission Dealerin
BUTTER, CHEESE, FLOUR, LARD, EGGS,
BEANS, DRIED APPLE, &c
q JOIN STREET, BOsToN, Mass.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-11-08

Greensboro. W. oct. se. A. D. 1875.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-11-08

OF the battle Of Bunker Hin is past and Old things
have became new. The year % 1873 viii resouud with
the martial trad Of hosts, celebrating the victories
won 10y our fore fathers century ago. We have no
Bunker Hill Valley Forge, or York Town, but we do
this day proclaim cheap prices in every thing have
In our large stock, and have recently made
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Special 21otices.
CATARRH 4 ra@ g.sins
MATSI2IE-D.

ties on CatarTh. and containing innumerabe cases of
cures tREE by addressing the Proprietors LIT
TLkFlELD co, Manchester. \. II.
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CENTRE.

~ II " va 4 YIN AZ.
Major Rollins had visit from a
clothes-line thief last Monday night,
who carried off almost the entire wash
ing.
E. H. Williams has sold his farm to
Hazen Niles of Derby; for $4,000. Niles
takes possession next spring.
Stephen Keith's supposed store room
has been converted into a dancing ball,
which very much disturbs our quiet vii
lage.
The Methodist people turned out
few days since. and drew slab wood
enough from J. c. Davison's mill. to
supply their church through the winter
Rev j. Morse worked from 9 o'clock
A. NJ. till o'clock P. NJ. saving the
wood with circular saw.
A daughter of VIM. Kirby had a very
Larro~ escape the other day. Flora is
attending the village school and was run
over by horse and wagon while at play
IN the highway. One Of the wheels
passed over her neck doing but little
injury.
Charles Moulton had little daugh-
ter die very suddenly while on a visit
to Franklin county. last week. She was
the only child and was sick about TWEEN
ty.four hours. Also the only child. a
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Pac h ofplo

iOp....hc. 1913
Uau and ~ Joseph
lOJ..- DC. Il :
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THE COURTS.
THE CLAFLIN INDICTMENTS.

Mr. EvARTs FINISHES HIS OPENING ARGUMENT
WHY THE INDICTMENTS ARE CLAIMED TO BIZ
DEFECTIVE.
In the United States Circuit Court yesterday,
Mr. Eyar, resumed HIS argument the motion to quash
the indictments charging H. y. Cafn Co, with buying
selling and facilitating the conccamcnt and tranporia
tion of smuggled silks Considerable time was spent IN
reading additional authorities in support OF the position
assumed by MIR. Evarts Wednesday which was that
the indictments were fatally defective because they give
no information as where, when, and by whom Inc shs
were s,nuggcd and because persons charged WIN ue
ing in smugrled goods have right to know and should
he informed by the Government who the smugSers are
Mr. Fvarts then argued ut some length that WITHOUT
snch information not ONLY wesettled principles Of law
but also common sense forbade putting any one on trial
for dealing I'm smugged goods especially when as III inns
case there is no pretenSe whatever that the accused
spurged. the silks which, is alleged, were
found in their possession Under such circumstances
,rye MT Eyars the accused should have the heeht {"
knowing the OF the snip IN whch we sullEtEi'u
silks came and they came from ana inc cosSnUr
and the consgnees should be distinctly ser lotu IN tc
indictment The alleged secondary offender in dealng
with smugecd goods" said Mr. Eyarts. - eAuueo 70
The same particulars the primary offender woud ne
cptilIrd to were lie indicted" He then argned thal IN
case of an indictment for smuggling GOODS, he avcuse
must b. furnished with all the alleged details lcrecuns
The Smuggling of the goods After reading numerous
AUTHORITIES in support Of this position Mr.. EVaIs
arv ofnrS had been put in possession OF Tue III
formation to which they are by law entitled ,,,,.
Contrary To expectation, Mr.. ENartS hcf, cotiuucu "
openng Argument Assistant United states i)istrCt,ht
torney Foster will reply TO Mr. Evarts to-day II ne
spcaks ali dny he may do, Mr. EValts VIII hV' 'ho
his closing argument until Monday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-22
A prcrIIAR STOCK OPERATION.

The trial of the case OF Cumberland @. White
against Agcrnon s Baxter begun yesterday before
judge Mcneil. in Superior Court, Trial Term. The
plaintiff claims that in April 1867, ne sold Short for
the defendant 900 shares OF Hudson River Railroad
Com nanv stock on the usual understanding that margin
should be put mp in trust company The stock rose
until $50 600 had been deposited with the trust company
as margin Then on Sept 3, 1867, came demand for
$4,000 more margin. Dir Whites principal, tno de-
fendant objected, and it is stated asked White to
oppose the buying in Of stock at that rate. Palntih
SAWS he reprcseuied TO the defendant that II
he did so he would be thrown out Of the
Board OF Brokers, and would lose his business,
worth $4,000 year. He CLAIMS that the defendant
thercupon promised him that il be would resist this
matter he would pay all expenses and guarantee MIN as
much his business for the time he WAS cAciud Wohld
amount and ten per cent more as compensation The
complaint adds that lac yielded to defendants request
was SUI pended from the Board for 20 months, l0sl DIS
business and entered into litigation nj the request OF
defendant in which he finally beaten lie places
ms total az 100000, but admits receipt OF
5000 on account.
1be defendant admits the sale Of the stock but denies
wholly any such agreement as claimed, and declares
that the paintI 10y signing away the SJJoOO margin IN
the Trust mpgny put hu to an expense Of $1,000 IN
litigation. and that inc plaintiff owes hm c1S3 30 LOT
money loaned TO him. The case Is s'lil on Thomas u
Shcarmau and william 4. Beach appear for piaintin
John j. Hill for defendant.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-22
CIVIL NOTES.

The calling of the jury calendar IN the
United states Circuit Court, Judge Wallace presiding
will be resumed next Monday The calling will begin at
No. 200.
In the Marine Court, Part Ill, before Judge
shin Star of tie west obtained verdict Of II % DAMAGES
AGAINST the cstiin john Taylor. for cruel ana pIua
treatment
In the United States District Court yeSter-
day the Government began suit TO recover $4,000 on
John Lohens bond a. manufacturer OF match stamps
Michael GrOh ROnrad lalkCl and George Kern are 10
hens sureties.
VIM. I. MacNamara, counsel for Bryant a
Co. publishers ~ The EreRnq Post, obtained three yer
diets the Marine Court yesterday against the NH! 1r
400 in the aggregate. for publishing adfortI7ehVh's
Tor the city departments
In the case of Stephen b. French, assignee
Of william Adams deceased against the First National
Bank of the City Of NewYork, heretofore renoried IN
ont COSTS Action in the brought 10 recover
about - coo claimed to he due to the estate oil ME- ADAMS
Chief-Justlcc Mcneil, in the Superior Court,
Trial Term Yesterday, called the attention OF tAe hr
sharply TO the now rule requiring lawyers TO note on the
comics Of pleadngS furnished the Court what was AUNT
ted 10y the opponents pleading. The Omission was \
sorce of great lncouy encncc and hereafter the Cont
wouid decline to try cases where this noting was omitted
The will of Benjamin Franklin NhcelwiiSht,
late banker at Nos and Ccdarst. was admitted to
,robo+c YESTERDAY II contains the following bequass
10 the Eve and Ear nhrEary, the Northern DiSpcnsaIy
tb Deaf and DHlbb Asylum, the Institution or the Dina,
ana the Samaritan Home for the Aged, II 900 each Ie
io 10 the wife Of the irslor, when she de- IT i TO 20
Ia his children The VIII Is dated June -, lN13 ana MI
WhccIvrihts daughters, Caroline and II zabcth ana
his sonin-law, john H. Rhodes. are the executors
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IRA suArERs EXPLANATION.

Ira Shafer, who, in motion in the suit OF
eatierton against Hastings in Supreme Court Chain-
bers recently used language vilifyng Judges DAVIS ana
Daniels came before Judge Lawrence in Supreme Court
Chambers vest erday and voluntarily made statement
Among Other things he said:
In an unguar ed moment. Notwithstanding my long OK
perience at the Bar and my uniform courtesy 10 tno
Bench, was betrayed into putting my thoughts mo
language unbecOmng the occasion ana exceeding .he
license of legal debate however great the seeming PROV,
cation The occurrence has given me great pam anu IL
is due to myself to the legal profession, 10 inc orc
administration of Justice to your Honor To alcOhoeIed
10 saw as do. that l sincerely regret the Occnfi,nce
More would say less could not nave salu anu
lie manly. await Your Honors pleasure III 'le P's IN
much solely from a sense OF duty not from ie"I' no
meaning of That word, personally, do not understand
Judge Lawrence in reply, said hi was glad Mr. shaer
had made This explanation He had heard his remarks
with extreme regret II Of the most painui III
cdens that had occurred in his judicial career ana noun
ING but a severe of duty had led nm To ake any
poice OF it,. He unprcparcd NJ present 10 Say VIVA"
his course in the matter would De.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-22
CprD1r NoRuJER DIVIDENDS.

A SUIT AGAINST THE ESTATE OF JAMES BEOokS ON
ACCOUNT OF TRANSACTIONS IN CREDIT MoBILIER
STOCK.
A suit brought by Charles II. Nelson agt.
VIM Tracy executor Of James Brooks, before Judge
lawrence IN Supreme Court Chambers yesterday, on
motion for stay Of proceedings While commission
should he sent TO Europe TO examine Mrs. BROOKS aud
Mrs. Macticre Mrs Brooks's daughter. MI Nelson
son.iu.low Of James Brooks to recover i first
nortae bonds and II income bonds of the Union Pacific
Railroad Company, and 5000 % in money The bonds
are part Of the dividends on the Credit Mober stock
which AT one time it was charged were held
by Mr. Nelson merely FOR his fIthcr-n-law. He in
sists in this suit that, while Mr. Brooks al
yanced him money TO buy the Credit Mobiler
stock and at other times made advances on open account
so that plaintiffs debt at time Amounted to S2loOo'
he merely pledged the dividends he received on that
stock with MIR Brooks and that by the sale OF 300 shares
OF Union Pacihc-part of those dvidends-and other
PAYMENTS the account had been transferred from a
debtor account Of $4,000 to credt OF the amount
g a med and the bonds were freed from any Hen.
ON The motion made yesterday IT was Claimed loi
plaintiff that the real claim had been iu} Shhlt1 10
Mir Tracy the executor and to Mrs. BROOKS ana heI
daughter before thcywhO are the real parties ~ interest
went to Europe. and that the request lo Iurthel tV
should not be granted unless the slStSnVT % Va
expected disclosed, 50 tldl tht pam IN
might have an opportunity 10 elect whether or not ne
would admit II rather than submit to the delay:
Mr. Tracy in reply claimed tLat ne 1aols "H!H u
sired Ia produce in evidence had only come TO ms knoW
e1gc recently by "A letter from MIS- Brooks. and whie
be considered them necessary 10 trdl hNoNinE
5 600 10 the estate he would rather 20 10 tldl VIII
u such evidence than disclose the facts he expected 10
prove hy the commission. and he was sure hcF We're 700
fatal to the ease plaintiff to permit hun TO admit It's
truth insisted thai there had been no uhltHsuht-
HE DELAY in making the motion. and that lac was emit
lied 10 The stay Judge Lawrence reserved his decision.
Albert Stckncy and II. X liccknn appeared lor pam
Wu1 lrle
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ISAAC NJ. SINGERS WILL.
DISTRIBUTION OF HIS PRoPEETY-CoNlEsT BY THE
SECOND WIFE.


SECOND WIFE.
The will of Isaac NJ. Singer, the inventor OF
the Singer Sewing Machine is contested in the snro
gates Court OF Weschcster County by lis second "he
Mrs Mary Ann Singer known Mary Anu Foster At
the preliminary hearing before Surrogate Coffin at White
Plains ON Tuesday Reuben W. Van Pelt of YCnkers a
pearcd for tie contestant The opposing counsel were
John K Porter and Charles o. COnor representing Mrs
Isabella Eleena Singer, the widow named IN the VIII.
and j. C. Carter Of this city, behalf OF David Hawey
of Yonkers the surviving executor. The amount III
yolvcd IS stated to exceed S13OOOO00.
The tcstatur b. his WILL divides bis real and personal
estat into 90 equal portions for convenience OF diNtr
butiop and apportions them follows: To his wife,
Isabella Eugcnia four portions 20 his son Adam Mor
pler six portions: his daughter Wmnaretta Eaeeia
five portions; to lis Washington Merritt six POT
tions to his son Paris Eugene, SIX portions; to his
daughter Isabel Blanche. five portions; TO lis son Frank
lin Morse ak pOrons To his children born at Mary
Mr(;op,l chilled Mathews OF san Francisco, Cali ten
portions ~ his daughter Alice, born OF Mary T. walton
in this city two portions; to seven OF ms children porn
of Mary Ann Foster (thc cOntcstani ten portions lie
does not leave any Of his estate TO MS CdI-h'ef
Ioefta Theresa. wife OF william Proctor a. she has
acquired fortune through mex hu, D'N~ " ~ W. a
q situation and interest in the singer Mdnu'actGlh-
COMPANY Iy the tcstaOr TIE testalorS household ir
nu ana the family residence arc ei, 10 iSl N'i'
Two ofhcr lcgaccs are IN de, one 81 -Wo - MS soy"
William A singer. and Tho other frlOuOj, - NE udii-
trr Lillian singer. II is Understood tha Nj Snst. Was
married tnice times and Is stated was divorced nom
he INST two wives but the second WIFE, the ctcsian
laus that she is the lawful widow, ard
entitled 10 her right Of dover in the
estate Nj carter for the executor and Mr. Porter FOR
the widow named in the "l objected To me aims' on
90 thr conf, stJus claim, ana conlcnir o. Ae ae ga
submit afiIayits establishing her position. The SUMO
gate pc pOncd The hcat!uS with the UNDERSTANDING thdt
Iosing counsel for answer ~ ls ahe'si 'h"' al TIC
Other IL sdtees under the VIII haNc accepted IT,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-22
A DRUNKEN son CHARGED WITH KILLING A
DRUNKEN MOTHER.

Thomas Callahan was placed on trial before
Judge Barrett yesterday, charged with kiinh8 MS
mother Mary Callahan by brutay beating ana KICKING
her The evidence showed that the prisoner, some
weeks before the death of his mother which occurred
on August -, returned from the regular army; ne
lived with his mOiher-a hard-working nut hard-
drinking wOman-and sister u years oo' re
himself was much addicted 10 liquor, ana iIeHdehuy
nugrreed with his mother and sister. His SISTER
gave the chief testimony For three weeks before den
her mother was in constant Gcbauch. ON the nlEhi
before hcr mother found dead her brother abused
the witness till she away and slept ON ne slo.p WI
morning when she look refuge with neighbor auVut
balfpast brother came to the hOnSt ana saln that
he thought his mother sick The witness went nome
and found her mother dead Her face Was bruised
Cthcr evidence was given confirming the testimony OF
s witness and showing quarrel between the mother
and son. =. -, .-,. 7. ..
The defense was presented by Mr. Kin1ing IL vas
that the mother, being excessively dfnk ma tanleu
dawn hight of steps, and That al her INJURIES
were accounted for by tins fail and possible Subsequent
fan down Digit OF stairs The case is to DC summed UP
fn-IaX.
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SALES FROM pig O'CLOCK p. NJ. TO CLOSE or b
NESS. 3 O'clock z. ".
THURSDAY, oct. PIP. ".


The bull speculation in stocks has continued 10.
day with much yigor far as Lake Shore is con-
cemed, but beyond that stock the upward move
ment has been but sympathetic and slight. ranging
from Is TO L. per cent. Lake SHORE has been suS-
tanned to-day by active buying. some of il probably
Oh long account aud to cover contracts on the
part of the seriously alarmed shorts" on account
of reports that the rates of freight have been adj
Vanccd that the financial condition of the Company
is much better than had been recently supposed:
that the prospects for the Fall and Winter traffic arc
excellent, and, finally. that the Company viii bc
able to declare and pay a small dividend upon the
capital stock in February next. Ii is proper to re-
mark that these are street rumors or stories,
and that spectators either FOR the adj
vance or decline would perhaps do well 10
investigate for themselves and try 10 ascer-
tain the truth otherwise of these statements he
fore placing absolute confidence in them. IL is quite
likely that the advance in Lake Shore to-day has
been mainly due to purchases TO cover short sals
The stock opened at 56la Is per cent advance upon
last nights closing price, and on sales of 10, 800
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DEPARTURE or FOREIGN NAILS.
FRIDAY. OCr. 3.

FRIDAY. OCr 3.
For Indies, Brazil ana the Argentine btpn'Hc, by te
steamship King Arthur 10 sail from Ba iimore oct - mails
co,e PM at tie NcwGOlk Posi-Oce on iHday O' -
SATURDAY. OCT p.
England Wsies ireland ana france wa Queenstown
Iyerool The steamship German mails close ~
10 A. ~. supplementary Nal ~ closed AT ! - a. m
St.amship sails from Pier No. - North RIVER
For scotland only. glasgow, y the steamship Anchora
mails CLOSE supplementary Mail l. closed NJ
1.ij a. IN. steamship sails at from Pier No 20 North
River ,.,.-......,t. f..
FOR Europe southampton aud Bremen by The sieansp
Main Ina Is close ~ ll,O NJ. 4 supplementary. Man D.
coSrl steamship sails AZ T. n fiDm llrr fOot
% Ilnrd.si. iluDOken .,. -,
For Belgian direct, the steamship switzerland malls
close at 4. Steamship sails at D. H. IRON Iier No =
Norm llYri. N
Malsflr Key wcy steamship CITY ~ Austin co.e AZ 2
D. IN Steamship sails NJ p n from Poi No 10 ast RIVER
II NDAN. OCi. "a
Mail, Tor Japan. shanghai. Hong Kong and depentent
Chinese ports ana Indies will be sent IN the steam
shin ity rop sail RON Francisco on Nov L. Mnis
for s steamship ghouh be posted ~ the Nrw ORR fOst
Oiiice before a m. sunday. Oct. ~ 800.
Al close ~ II O'Clock Inc Gostolhee u open
from g ~. 10 IL q. N.
Mails for Newfoundland close at Ncwlor PostO Office
day n 1880 u.
Mai for Halifax v - Is closed az the vt" 1"N rust
Office very Gay az =. H.
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The will of Benjamin Franklin Nhcelwi1ght,
,....l..r N..s 2 md lcnnr.i unlimited TO
nECISIONS-OCT. 81.

Supreme Court hGmb0s-B BY Judge iawrcnce.-
SINE ast. WckhamMOtion Ccniej with 70 c'sts uahoI,r
Nf sank AIT r.e.s I9rd approved. Manhattan l1c Ms
Co agi AdI.aucp Macy agt. Acteu~e'n irrn.h'e a.
Walsh Granted CraGin agt. Hcrbe.-OTder grl ted MOT
rs a Lott-M0On granted cause set Gown i'4 'ho -''
inst. -. go. Al. .,.,.,1 ,,,
fir, ms Col hnK extra allowance 81 pr cent Shouu
be- lr4ut,I Alternately dgt. FTaialn.-MOuOn granted
Sutc,joy CoVyf-SpeciaI IrH-By judge Curtis
Grccnthll ar Usrning-ptu opcned with 80 costs oi
moi ON 20 defendants 10 abide the event.
~ Tu,- rrrrUm1u-Siilitr AIT. MDTcl-Bcf0e the no
zion DE- granted cngused or printed copy of The case must
be handed uu 40 required 10y lulc No OF this 'odrt
touia0n IIeqs-SpeciGi Ium-By Judge LOcw.-
BinIs ast. Rosenberg. -JudgmcIt for plaintiff
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-22
NEwy YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, OCTOBER %. 1875

FATHER POINT oct 2-The steamship cananian' uy
Glasgow aud Liverpool. arrived here ~ o'V a. "r "'
oal,, and 81 sieeIsgs pasangels a. ,y,,,bt fron
CARpEsAs, oct 20.-Aufved- brig Anna NJ h"t'' ~
GRAcp BAY, c. b. oct 2o-cieared brig or'ou for new
York.
DOMESTIC PORTS. 49,.
BOSTON Oct. 2I.-Arrtyed steamship Glancus hea h,s
from " YORK. bark (NOr), from 6ot.hDnIg 9''
sarah Potter from Caiiz annie May. from Piisdelph
PROvnEScR oct 2l-Arriyed, brig Prince Le BOO '"i'
Tou IislOn. fJ,r 4
Pic Ne scaste vs. Arrived roth, slip British STATES
man tfTl, from Lty.rlrnL ,, .,,. fr..cer, CITY
SOTIWFsT Pass, oct 2l.-Arrtyed, snip ,rtso'u,
Deano Havre -chr. Emma H. Endcott, Buf!on' havana
sailed steamship WIN. g. Hewes, quick, Galveston
IFor --latest ShtB NeTs zee fUh Pdye'l
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CIeCtTT-PART If.-LOFw. J.
The short causes for this part will be called By
Judge DOnOhue in Circuit, Part III
pAIT I1l.-DONOHtE, j.