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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-03-07
On the ism Day Of March, 1s70.

on the south side Of Court Square, in the city
Of Memphis, ct public auction, 10 the hirbest
bidder, for Dash, a certain house situated on a
LOT OF land In the county Of shelby, STATE OF
Tennossee, which lot is known as parts Of lots
HnmoersH and Is in PhillH. Thompson's snb-
division, near the city Of Mem phis and fronts
the Hebrew Cemetery and about one hundred
yards east of the margin Of said city; and,
also. sell together with said house the lease on
said lot of land. which expires on the LIST day
Of January, 1871 the proceeds OF said sale 10
Of said sums Of i've hundred dollars and the
expenses touching said deed of trust,
January %, 1876. iN.I6
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-03-07
On SatardaT, March III, Is76,
Truetee's sale.

DY VIRTUE OF ATRUsT DEED TO NE
ID executed on tho 9th day of March. 1871,
and recorded In the Office of the Register Of
Shelby county, in Record Book No %. page
27l, L will sell between the hours Of 10 am.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-03-07
Probate Court Sale of Town
Lot.

No. 27 X. DIN the Probate Court Of Shelby
county. Tenn.-Mary Hackett. guardian,
vB. Maggie Hackett.
DY VIRTUE OF A DECREE FOR SALE
ID entered Ia this cause, / will sell at public
auction. 10 tho highest bidder. In front of the
Court house door. on Main street. Memphis,
On Saturday, March IL, 1873,
within legal hours. the following described
real estate, to-wit; Situate in Memphis,
Shelby county. Tenn, and being lot No. Z, in
the division between Hoffman d Barton in
the Circuit Court Of Shelby county. July 4,
1868, fronting 40N feet on Auction street. boz
tween Big Creek and Hill street, running back
south 1885 feet between parallel lines TO an
alley. Minimum value $3.50.
Terms of Sale-Oash.
This February Is, 1879.
JAMES REILLY. Clerk.
5. r. WALKER, Sol. for complainant.
y fl915iA-10 L-
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-03-07
Trustee's sale.

NoTIoE=BY VIRTUE OF A DEED IN
Az TRUST executed to mo as trustee by
Thomas Warren and A. v. Warren. dated the
81 five hundred dollars to Francis X. Merriil
due on 9 lote payable to said Merrill for The
sum OF twelve hundred and fifty dollars, dated
the 18th March, 1874. payable the lst February.
30, and also to secure the payment of ave
hundrea doliars on q note payable TO Virginia
dated 18th March, 1874, payable 1st Februsry.
1910 (both. Of said notes are executed bv said
Thomas Warren and A. V. Warren), I will
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-03-07

.DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
ID made By James T. Pace and wife, dated
March 4 1874, TO secure certain debts therein
named, the undersigned, trustee. will sell at
public sale, at the door Of the courthouse, in
Memphis, for cash, on
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-03-07
LEGAL.


FINDER AND BY VIRrUEoP ATRUsr
~ deed made By VIM. aad Ann Mare, bis
wife. 70 W.. B. Oonahue. feoorde I 10 Book %.
Rage sol, Register eftce Of Shelby county.
OF Shelby county, Tennessee, made the Str
DAY, Of March. 1876, appointing me Bs trustee
10 the room of the said W.B. Danahue. re-
signed, and ct the request Of the beneficiary,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-03-07

IN. 4. 4Ss2l
Ohancery Sale of Real Estate
Chancery Court of Shelby County Newton
Ford, executor, etc., VS. T B. Iredale OF al.
DY VIRTUE OF AN INTEKLOCUTORi
ID decree for sale, entered in tho above cause
on the I'd day Of March, 1875, and renewed
December %, 1875. l will sell. at public auo
ton, to the highest bidder. in front Of the
Clerk and Masters Office, new Courthouse
Building, Main street, Memphis, Tenn, on
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-03-07
Trustees Sale.

By HuoH B. CuLLRN. d. @.
New-York tribune., 1876-04-08
CIVIL MOTIFS.

Suit has been begun in tho United States District
Court before judge B.ta by the Unted states, against
;r T.rth Natiaa Bank ~ t city recover $3.50 paid on
. forged indorsement of paymasters cheek
The divorce suit OF Mary Ann Davis against
Charles II Davis Was argument yesterday before te JUS
tce Dal. IA the Common Pleas Special On motion or
u riauila pending the su Inc COdit "fy'S"
tho Cler,, Mr. keclss, referee,
ia the suit OF Washington A. Roebiing against
Duncan sherman & Coz Judge Douohuo IN Supreme Court
nue : has granted stay OF proceedings the order of
against tla defer PcaoiE ths tppa uVin ''
Oi March -, refusing 70 Natate the Oef o arrest
In the s.t of Charles II. Havemeyer against the
Valentino ana Butler and Lock Company, icf IN the
Suusr Court Tal Term before Judge Mone he facts OF
. nave been reported in TIE TRBN NJ the jury yesrfay
bro! IN verdict Tor yl9Iltid ior $1,000 Luz H. Mars
aud Ad7ds tried the ca5s Tor p!aiIln' M NJ Gal
al UriJr GtIcndaut.
some months ago 80 barrels Of whisky consigned
ly the firm OF Bingham Brothers. Evansville, Ind. to a.
rgesock Of this city seized by the authorities on su'
plci5n o. being part Of tle illicit dstsnon Tor winch the
lnr,ams had been indicted aud convicted Proceedings
er instituted by against tie WHISKY III TIC
INT District Court AMI ic case Was yes
terlay ia favor oi defendant tie court hulhS laJ urle
was nothing O prove the WHISKY had been ieeay manu-
fl.tuIed.
In the suit Of Browning against Abrahams, in
which the defendant brought criminal reln-ton from
California was acquitted criminal charge but imme
diaeiy arrested IN civil suii Judge Barrett In supreme
C,rrt C,9mb.T has used dsrs AbTaSus from ar
rlght OF person bIpugIt Dy rcIl
zion INTO ta grsGciOn tral 0feue TO be iree
growing out OF uIal
arg at great length III the Ia Grave cas, anu Ia Dv1
recently ell IA the cases o Charles L. Lawrence ana oi
New-York tribune., 1876-04-08
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

The monthly meeting Of the General Foreign
Missionary Committee OF the Congregational Cnurc es of
B.ooxlyu. Now-Yorl, and vicinity, held yesicriay
afternoon at the Church OF the PILGRIMS, in Brooklyn.
The Rev. J. II. Lockwood OF the Ncw-Engaui Church,
brooklyn, L. D., presided. Tho Rev. II. n Mcfarland
made few remarks, and was followed by tho
Rev. VIM Walker for 80 years missionary
In africa a. the mouth Of tie C1bOone He
presented the obstacles which 10 he met With tn the
missionary work m AFRICA, aud tIs cuty 10 make the
natives believe The cssCnC' OF Col They -tid IN
could see 10. evidence OF thc X,teuce Of any God, ANA
il was only by close application and hard work thai auy
advance was made. IL gave general history OF the
work done t're. AMI narrated several Incidents OF az
frcfiDu formed for tn. mis-, ouarf~s. Tic American
Board has :,77 missionaries, vii 1OlS helpers, 20 work
IN Japan, Chua Ceylon INDIA Turkey, Africa Austria,
SPAIN Mexico, among the North American indians, ahd
in the MicTOncs3n Islands.
New-York tribune., 1876-04-08
PLEA FOR A NEW COUNCIL.
PROF. sMYTPs REPLY TO DIR. BACON.

PROF SMYTTPS REPLY TO DIR. BACON.
WHY TnE ANDOvER CHURCH CANNOT UNDERTAKE
TO PREFER AND PROVE CHARGES AGAINsr Mr..
BEECItER - IMPORTANT WITNESSES WILL NOr
TESTIFY BEFORE THE INVESTIGATING CoMNIs-
sion, Bur WILL APPEAR BEFORE a MUTUAL
COUNCIL.
Soon after the adjournment OF the Advisory Coun-
eli the Rev. Dr. Leonard Bacon. in letter which was
Published in THE rgIBUVE, appealed 20 Prof. Smyth
and the Committee of the AndOver Church To assume
the responsibility of presenting charges against Mr.
Bhccher aui maintaining them before the lnycsti-
gazing Commission. Prof. Snyth in reply 90 Dr.
Bacous appeal, has written long letter, in which
he explains why, in his Judgment, the Andoyer
Church cannot take this step. He holds that the
Commission in its origin authorship, and proposed
constu ion fails 20 meet the judicial requirements
of the ease, and hc has ascertaincd that several inn
pOrtaut witnesses will not testify before that body
although they willing 10 go before Mutual
Council called by the Aniover and Plymouth
Churches. Ne therefore falls back upon the An
dover letter offering the only basis for a thorough
investigation OF the scandal His position is the
same ~ that of the minority who have withdrawn
from the Congregational Ministers Association Of
New-YOrS and Brooklyn
New-York tribune., 1876-04-08
TILE EMIGRATION QUESTION.

Commissioners Forrest and Starr of the
Euig alton Commission returned yesterday from their
visit 10 Albany with their memorial. Commissioner
Ssrr who was al Castle Garden yesterday, anticipate
tls most favorable Toeuts from their memorial Refer
rlas % the oil introduced into Congress 10y Senator
Harvey. he sand that he saw N it cAcel,u. provisions
which he could heartily approve This bin provides FOR
a new bureau Of the Treasury Department 70 have
charge Of immigrants aud for the collection OF bead
tax All Eoueys received are 10 80 directly into tie
Treasury, snd out OF the fund THUS created ali
charges for maintaining the officers and agencies
OF the bureau are 10 De paid. sdpsr-
vision of emigration, far practicahc,i Us 90 De cl"i
y American CoHsuls at the ports OF departure II q,
provided tlst The Commissioner o. ti-i s4On iEcdd OF
lie proposed ture2gj sa lave power 10 enter mo I"
contrast, With tbc consent OF the secretary of ire -ras
uiH, vlil auy existing state Commission uhdcr pre-
6!b-4 OIL les and regulations based upon the iIuNislus
q ID b-L TIE new tUuHis-iHIrr d. tp Dee appoint lt
u President with t-c consent or fnc Senate, 10 HCld
ofs iJr sp.l1oJ uumber %. years. T. ua.es iDr tuc
tAP-7cs o. tAe uteau aIr % 'c lad before "a" tss ~
I Usual wtrurr, ana until thc Caiiation TAX prcIhes
sN@llUlc TIE bureau s sgppprt-o by the IfoSoUi5
New-York tribune., 1876-04-08
CRIMINAL NOTES.

In the Court of General Sessions Christopher
prockeu OF It, sentenced by its Gler
sleeve years mDrisonm INT In the state Prison
at the T0mbs Police Court Yesterday, William
T. Mitchell toy, was charged Win an atteWicl ilonlOu
Precinct Urands committed IN default OF 5000
bali
Al the Essex Market Police Court Yesterday, Henry
G. HenIrc1son keeper Of diaor.erly house at No 80
OWerv required furnish bah III slOjO L. answer ana
.yyo women iJIIi the premises lined $40 each am
bed I'm 800 OF gOOd behavior fr trce months SN
mon also arrested house, nncd from 10 $40
joseph Salomon, journeyman tailor, was CON
vici,a sentenced larceny Dr GplrDpuaS trousers u
trusted him - MAKE lie applied by hafea. corpus ana
release on the
u the
TIE property having been gwen aim OY ts owners no lar
cen, bat al TIA out judge Barrett refuses
Tctase, sdtus 81 NOT prepared 70 siy Ou ihs esu
wgv at lnrrt iEtClt steal when the Prisoner
obtained ggp Ills subsequent conduct points IN tust
direction otherwise tlc iact sIoul nave been
y developed hs bella before TIE MAGISTRATE by
crosseXa dismissed aud prisoner remahdcd
New-York tribune., 1876-04-08
THE COURTS
THE GOLD TRANSACTIONS on BLACK FRIDAY
The trial of the suit OF De Witt {. Taylor

THE GOLD TRANSACTIONS ON BLACK FRIDAY
The trial of The suit of De Witt {. Taylor
aaainst jay Gould and others was continued yesterh'
belor. judge Barrett in supreme Court, C.fcniI Inc
whole day was occupied with the testimony Of Theodore
p FrreIl a clerk OF the plaintiffs or rather with dis
cuss.on over tbc adn.ssabuiy Of bis evidence. Ihr
planR desired 20 prove by him That after the 0uf re
ouired by the Gold Exchange rules Tor putting up ur
gin had expired, he received from spyers otoH'is
memorandum stating the purchase OF SZoOo"
,oId for "Fisk and associates" The impor-
tance OF this testimony, stated by one o'
plaintiffs counsel, is in the fact that the contract
being for a future delivery Of god' wouid nc Vou u'
proved bv n written memorandum maze by the patl,
or o. q broker acting lUI them or the party t' 1 @
H. therefore no such memorandum Is proved 'ne P,Il
inns case must ,ai aside from tie question "AetHe'
oUsyc-s was not acting FisP5 separate account -,
Te defendants coutcndod that Wnatoye m MOI 'iia
was gwen. tne authority Of Spcyeis ended WIZ tn'
of rakin the sale and Jhaf his auth0it c.u -
wien according to pIundf's own clalm ne cohlIao
wa, broker bY the failure Tor an h0ul 10 p"t w a5
margin under the Boards rules Judge Bdfct feSer'eu
his decision.
New-York tribune., 1876-04-08

assessment has bcen paid my o,inion The inpos
.me sas pad rcqured Py ts aci tt,yl Of ~; Il
81 least some roe. o IayGIent ai.ps i,S2 tT c,.
rs' and rr-dcr Rankle a.scs.ment is Yaca,' Do the
ntios Of .''oIs o y SgI o nd am ~ ih o,Ia
ti, te Coz ~ i g2i , ,2 Ieg g. ~ s ' oreT ne a
sossmeut ne motion m'st tDSIe2te D., a 9'H ~ IN % s ~
the he Crolon ha nojurscon. Or acted
o9 9 & % , Gq5a5 yoa5 o "a srd @ ~ s ~ St and 1ro
to ilaud 3 Hos. 2l2 see also Lcio, aet aafo 90 o
Council was rcce sary. Laws 6J p 76 DO not mat
5 was io not arer iTe q 80 . r. n mstit o. FsaXf r ns
couUsd am of the opinion uat tGe sum wieh i ~. &o. 10
services rendered by them shall lw sODo O. elel 60 n
ards a e. chatsIu this bref has been Submitted
g2 on @ 5S ga5t Of . @ Fsie REQ, 1a ae S' o % S 's sg Z
c1mp5e low 2jS eher af may gg slea
srlaqd nj 81 81 . eca,lty ilI 81 y sy te r,r,.
cea1-P.r l-By luiee Yen Vorst-iaer agt i@pDert ct
e5i ieiy Judge Van Vorst-MuIer Jaeoby e,
al-Findiuga setled. Essat. Judgment i,r pam.
nun nith Iberty 10 plant IN to amend
Superior toYri--iSpcciqi Term i By Judge Spc'r-
lcr Ts M 10 ne bSinaine real estate afe 20 iyo
been as II to- ePsyc matter 10 be deienas aJon
hcn% ahdasi-' and other p9ISfs uP2e % in9S i1 5
dersast ag Jae motion mie 20 set on &
dgmeR eiitI - ID. - iEr1i 59,g y Pesr,d 10 b Rahdoip,
ron on "a Wooev act Appo.-OrieT denying motion,
Win 81 costa Nolg sgi. Mayer e ateferfc nee orisrsd
PenJcross AIT PHILLIPS al-Orcr denying ion WITH
slO Doyle ag Lord, lr, 81 a-orier Tor c'mns'
sion -,
sIaucr Comrany all ink sach O fne de.end'
ants should be- permitted tax separate bill OF costs
Iio,ipe Co,vt-Chambcrs-B Judge McAdam:-
Crosby agt StgheMoton Genci Carpenter sgL olver.-
Nor ln granted Drp-sy ast Wtls.-O miJn. BtDcfg tgt
Wof Rid. agt. Wolff The order Of March u, 1916 Is
FgEt ana stand. Schnrmdnn agt. Iughfs.-bp iDn
Endorsement. Ian1nDfdrr
settled ffdry at Murray Foster ag Phillips torion
sgt iaddeu; Ioans aEt Girari DuHn agt Wells weeks
Breehrr; Mclean agi. simOnds -Nolpn gaii - ler
Endorsements pantrs Haon Az. Hauloni MrEFoy agt
Sti.ht: D1u.iss5 at OMEN Nichols agt NOorhls Matt
Ia cagt WorseI; Baton aCt Sanchcs-Agtous denied as
uer ipor-eu mis- Jaxtncmer agt. r seustsu. ouon 10
uisuiss comp granted. CsI AIT McCun 3eei
The Onebfc Bank a. ToIrey Corey agt Pelham Mchnhn
ag McArhnr-Nniinn. 10 a1vahce ca Sc. grlnted
New-York tribune., 1876-04-08
DECIslONs-APRm Z.

Saprene Court Chamb~s-By Judge Barrett
m,1t iof decslCy grant d. TismAnn at Bo The second
OF action Is admitted a. 70 thg hst the aleg-t.on
tur general ayernet oi the COMPLAINT ADMIT what they pro
psS iIs serseeisnt res!s. " as ,oii as . Eadua ls.
sluct CoThs motion - remove mnst De grnJe- and a.
bc ei 10 bi4 application restraining order in The United
sat, S 3 s 'ss ss as a d, iad iS deadaat T 10
be brouznt here with Wow 20 MS arrai cye ncr sole
Iagraye 80 y y no Is authority sustaining te aIest
f tiHcrs U was esi1 iol OWNS IA Abb. ~ - t0tSl ta
persons bringing party w..n the Jurisdiction ia bsi fGiih
or tas S 81 rron. ac 6at hat ths m does not
apply persons not concerned IN the device 1t may veil 30
~ le di not apply hc ptrsona bringing le marty
waere there mother trck device uer BAL .litn
MED win slO costs Foley sg Kanborne % ne'
toId be uI well Of $1,000 and tat II Iudg
without ionldaon and tho rJuneuon must be lh,d
require the bank 10 resn OI 5000 Win le2yeo "em"re
uIon the close of 'he ion or N case te J1dg
msnt against iaJorne oe ses ase Or opened Mclean ss
copi pubic school 20 ycste Al A'sssme" Gqa,r he sc' Of
lobJ sud lseo a. - 40 40, .HiiA '-at M %
IN io l1,S ss. To- 10 u. 10 ie b. ors Ia o
rls.rr cf iio- CoVle proof u thls ca.e being that
former assessment VIII DE vacated sre y u,aoi aan 10 ne
q -innsrro ssca-, seems 20 1a within ne co,trne
d5ga d5ga In re- ysc,ie us % s...,,msat P. ter.,ors
rraned In tue mater ot sur Of PYe N "a ft
CI-reAn order ylcsunk the ea'aes'uent In is clss ~
he GRANTED tp tle SEATED u nv Heinofsudu hlrl
ms M, u C.pn and ~ the watcr ~ te rdstues OF
~. F ANrlu- tiesO .tcuAn Ci.icuic motion tn ftalo
t s.eu denird f0r thr stated in mcmur.n
dun n 80 matter Protestant qsc1- oanol us day
tsd IA tlr Oh BciuEarl 10 Nat4to al assessment
ss Utl. appeal that et~souo1 or ordinance vas
uof published thc corporation nr"sp~oct "a fctifr ~
asse.sutat therefore
fr,i me motion o the s.csset mus, us Fiutsi
s. Wirt rle proof thai tIy ioCuer assessment
Wt- raI su1grut tser LAWS 81 l-t4 p 500 lnoi o.
L. denied with raNc 10 put n further
,,.,s- M gtVisUd. Of ChisOu.ihs
ne. from tho Of Burnan brought 10 Vaeao cue came
flr
ID ,psars nom .deuco Otas En that ihs or ssssss
viii eiUre De vacated
In he ot BIsemanIt is sousht % 9rng s caie
VIu the eIcs contained In ihc acs e 81 ana Isti
m tns gr1uud ta has beon paved ad a. a.
iposo upon hs property Tor thai pUrposo, which
New-York tribune., 1876-04-08

Yesterday afternoon the delegates TO the DER
tey city Republican Convention held meeting % make
Their domination for mayor The city Is strongly Demo
cratic but al d.. recent Democratic Convention shore
was tita ds-asict ou Irs SeI at the nomination OF
Oe''-s Cleveland, Who defeated Hen.y frapiagen, Tie
present Mayor by over 20 votes. Yesterday ST. Traph-
asel ".s nominated by t4a Rpuhican Convention, but
Le ru,ei io accept domination. though lie expressed
a"iH--itra c. support whoever tbeN might hOiuHS. ?
NA'.'rs atl-4er va tA,l nominated cill has been
!"~t lo tJc "-p @c u favor Of iudc cLtcUt caLd-
t~t I'D tt-t 40 tLC tal1ic Institute jlo evening, 10
1Ace. measures Tor Tie defeat ~ OTestes Cetc and.
- III f''h-U,' Cistgct, here moa; 0i tue ualgOn-
W"o ta4.e, Us one e. tac largest Democratic Clslc,s,
sAl 81 is lOa,l ,lt there ls ~ at probability tEatil tie
slt Do l.- parry CaLU0. be made up, that TIE ke publ
VsA ea.a.lae WI. D. I.t.rllt.
New-York tribune., 1876-04-08
COURT OF ALABAMA CLAIMS.

WASHINGTON. April I'm the C0urt Of Commits
soers AlsOama Claims yesterday the following clSes were
smi-sgi: o3JWm Of Boston, iOr loss ~ mcr
csnse on III. Thomas Is. Wales, rOyel by the Alabama
No lO4-EJ Hart < Co. OF New on ans for gsa Of mer
chan se on Tie Electric spark ceSy c4 by the Fl0rlia No.
Ot3-stauter Macready New Orleans FOR the same NO
gJB-T. H. & d. Al Lyme, New Orleans for loss OF
merchandise, &C., on Commonwealth destroyed tJ
the Florida No. l,028-Henry r. Bond et al, New
oudDu un by destruction Uf the General WI
Ians by tae Shenandoah No oJSWm. BabcOck New York,
fr 1sa o personal erccs by destruction OF the NmIoi
by the shenandoah; No sJjHm Powell NeENoTk, Or same
bv destruction OF the Jreh swift By the shenaEdoah 80
IJ3t-IeEry r. Haven ct al, Neg London Conn, Tor loss Oi
wss by the destruction Of the Alert by tie Alabama Nos
10 9tI 9iS Ht9 Fre2dWel Z CO. for lUss " erchan
disc various vessels. 80. 3Jt-FranCs &. kedhei, san
loss Of personal eccts and wages Oy te dstue
non of me lsn Alta b. Shenandoah 23 1866
Judgment Wss rendered for SllG6 50.
New-York tribune., 1876-04-08
THE COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY, April in the Court of Appeals to-day
the following cases were argued:
No ll4-GrOrge C. MagONn aud others, appellants agt.
Francis & Sinclair aud another rsspOndens-AENcd by
J. T. ce for appelans and Thomas v Gator for respold
No l4S-Ilrsm r. Thurber and Others respondents. agt
loan W Chambers anG OtleTs RppeAnaArgIc1 Dy B. III.
Vary FOR appellant; y. G. James for re-p1udents.
X. SulliVsn infant, respondent, art.
Mary sullivan and another agpe.lautsArSG"d by Elck.
Coyeu for appellant MI J. townsend for Ondcnts
prIc..ms lion made and tho Co Irt adjourned.
The following Calendar 81 the Court Of Appeals
for Monday rl To- 1876: Nos. 49, 100, - lJs % Il,
100. IGl.
New-York tribune., 1876-04-08

I'm several proceedings to set aside as9tsS-
meut5 for repaying Broomest. fom NorfoS-st {" tue
East River, Judge Lawrence in Supreme Court Ohh-
bers has given different decisions. The order loi ts
repying WAS IRREGULAR for lack OF publication OF 'he
ordinance authorizing IT, and under the ruling oi Tue
Court Of Appeals But acts OF 1872 and 1874 uhderooA
10 amend the mere defect Of advertising where other
tfrs GRO rcgu,,r excepfing however, eases or re-
paving where the proper yOWncrs had pau ioI y pc.
yi0us pavement Jud 20 Lawrence Nacdtrs tlc %Sa..s
cst nr. lie owners show tnat they paid Tor TIE pre-
ynu5 iaymcnt, but refuses to Yacate Waeic t-' onS
h.nA. INIT they assess-d for TIE INST ~! mont
New-York tribune., 1876-04-08
ARREST OF A wALL-sr. BROKER.

Morton p. Hutchison, broker in Wail-St',
was rested yesterday by Deputy aheIiF Harsoh on a
warrant issued by Judge Barrett OF the Supreme court
an tbe comt1apt of George A. Mcrwin & Co. Tie com
plnants al,co that they gave Mr.. Hutchson the iir
note H 3J3 q TO gef discounted ard that he pledged
Il at ne sfercnantS' National Bank collateral vT per
own usc They claim 80 600 damages Ia default ol
800 bail The defendant was taAen 10 Ludlow street
ttt
New-York tribune., 1876-04-08
PAUL 10 THE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

TO TIE EdttOF Of Tho IFtGHHC.
SIR: The following, think, is an open let
ter from pHul to Dr. bacon, Bartlett, Dwight, Dcx-
ter, stout, smyth aud Mead:
Sow I Lescrch you, brethren, by tho name OF our
Lord Jesus Cifist that sc al sprhk the same is, gud
tuAt there be divisions among yGai Odt tA-t 80 DO
perl.e,y jose TO- stAeI ia tie mind aud ~ the
same Judgment i~5ioh
Ae.C- -Aatea. Conn, April !, 1876.
IHoW about Paul aud Barnabas i-Ed.l
New-York tribune., 1876-04-08
A few years ago, the States attorney of

YortheIn county in Vermont, although a Of great
legal ability very fond Of tue bottle on one 0cca-
sion an important criminal called on by the
cerk nut The attorney, With owlLse gravity. kept
chair " NJ. Attorney Il the Stale really TO proctrdP
said the Judge "Yps-hc-nO-yoW Honor" STAN
nered the lawyer the STATE il uot-in state to try
dis case, today the state. your honor, ls-dluhk"
New-York tribune., 1876-04-08

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The Colfax chronicle. (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1876-1877, 1876-11-11
The Rapides Fair.

We take the following from the
Louisiana Democrat, and we are
sorry that the Rapides Fair, did
not prove. success /:
"The Fourth Grand Fair of the
Rapides Agricultural Fair Associa-
ton, has come and gone, and we
regret exceedingly to record it as
a partial failure, and are forced to
the belief, that our people are yet
dead to the protection and welfare
Of such undertakings as are calcu-
lated TO aid and assist them in the
true Developments of the material
interests of Their cherished Rapi,ies.
There can be no use of our wasting
words of complaint at this not
unexpected mishap to many of us,
there is no use blaming any one
in particular for it, for suffice it
for all to know that the late Expo
sition and Races close the career
of that Association. As a friend
of it from its very incipiency We
have watched and fostered it with
all our editorial might, nor have
our personal efforts in its behalf
been weak. but yet the hour of its