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THOMAS "A. HENDRICKS
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sos sHEn1yr.
ISAAC eRuBB.
FoR CORONER,
DAVID G. ROSE.
TIE nEPURLUCANs OF NAME.

OMDAeOVAGNO
There Is no doubt that, bad as are tn
prospects Of the Republicans in other por
tions Of the country, in the State of Main
the condition Of the party is causingsa yer.
large amount Of anxiety to the leaders
The names of Hayes and Wheeler do no
seem to commend themselves at all to tn,
Republican voters Of that State; and a.
that has been regarded as one of the strong
est Of the party fortresses, this fact occa
sions great distress. Messrs. Morton and
Csnkling will one day learn the lesson,
that measures Of injustice and oppression
will always react upon those who insti-
tuted them. These gentlemen were both
candidates for the nomination at Cincin-
matt, each bitterly opposed to the ether.
30 far 80 good. fthey had used honor
able means for their advancement, mo one
would be found to raise an objection. But
Mr.. Blaine was also candidate, and for
months before the convention met it was
!, evident to these aspirants that he was far
more popular and powerful than thev.
They, therefore, seeing the forlorn eondi-
tion oftheir own hopes, very zealously ell
tered upon the task which had been rele-
gated to them by their employer, Grant,
and united their forces to disable Blaine.
By the most unscrupulous and debasing
means did they plunge into the work of
pulling down rival of whom they were
afraid. No stone did they leave unturned
that would aid them in running the only
competitor whom they dreaded and envied.
The noblest and best of the Republican
commanders, the greatest statesman that
the party possessed, was manned and
slaughtered by these miserable pretenders
to satisfy their own ignoble passions, and
to curry favor with the silent and remorse-
less chief, whose most truculent and servile
OF hirelings they have always proved
themselves to be. Mr.. Blaine's friends
cannot forget these things. They may
comply with his behest to put their should.
ers to the wheel but their strength and
emery il impaired by the memory of the
ills which he hasso unjustly had to endure,
and they have not the heart to do much
towards propelling the machine
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the LETTERS OF ACCEPTANCE.

When the letters by which our capdi.
dates announce their acceptance of the
nominations Profered them are compared
with these Of Messrs. Hayes and Wheeler it
seems almost impossible that any thinking
man can hesitate in his choice of the former
as the properpersons to whom they should
give their votes in November next. In
the letters of Governors Tilden and Hen
bricks, there is not only displayed an in
teilectual grasp of the subjects before them,
there Is manifested an honesty Of intention
to faithfully discharge any duties that may
be imposed upon them; while in those Of
their opponents there is apparently an in
ability to comprehend the nature of the
POLLEN which they are desirous Of being
permitted to try their skill at solving, as
we'll - . clear statement of their intention,
ii fslscted, to perform their work by deputy,
and delegate their authority to the thieves
and plunderers who are now controlling
the machine. With these alternatives
bsftrs ", it surely cannot be difficult to
sslsct Indeed events show that the natural
ehs4 y being produced. Our fellow citi.
Zen are everywhere raising their voices in
favor Of the candidates who, they know,
can and will, without fear or favor, enter
upon nd proceed with the work of plac.
ing all the affairs Of the country upon the
bssls Of justice and equality. They recog-
nissd in Tilden and Hendricks the men
We know how to conduct the administra-
'ioa, and who will engage in the under
'aking without regard to anything but the
public sscd, and these men they intend to
upport inthe contest now going on.
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i !!
days aitsFwsrd, 1hon ~ giFlswas attacked
~ every aympton of hydrophobia except
trothing y themoutA After lying between
ltfe and deAth for : fortnight, she apparent
ly became entirely well but on Wednesday
last, nearly year after the bite, the attack
was renewed with tenfold intensity and last
evening she was at the point Of death.
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IF YOU WANT TO BE STRONG, HEAL
THY AND VIGOROUS.

Take e. F. Kunkels Bitter Wine of Iron.
No language can convey an adeouate idea
OF the immediate and almost miraculous
change produced by TAX ing f. r, Kunkel's
Bitter Wine OF Iron in the diseased. debili-
lated and shattered nervous system.
whether broken down by excess. weak BY
and unstrung organization Is restored to
perfect health and vigOr. Slid only in 81
bottles. Odice and store, No. $50 North
M Ninth street. Only In 81 bottles. Sold by
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The election for delegates, inspectors and
road commissioners takes place In North
Ohristiana Hundred, on Saturday afternoon
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MAGIC

KUNKEL'S MAGIC
IA HAIR RESTORER
Nestoies gray-mlxed, red, light or faded
heads of hair boards or moustaches to a
beautiful brown or black, In from one to
tour @ applications. 1t is free from sulphur,
ieaa, aclds, mercury, silver, or anything in.
1T DOES NOT FADE OR RUB OFF.
Expressed to all parts on receiptof one
dollar, or six bottles for five dollars, At the
l,T!, WhoIesale Ie and retail depot. No, 9l6 VINE
STREET. PHILADELPHIA, dec24s b-iV
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NERVOUS DEBILITY.


Debility, depressed, irritable state of
mind, weak, nervous, exhausted feeling,
no energy or animation, 4onrnsed head,
weak memory the econsequeAcB Of excesseS
mental overwork. This rs debility
finds aovereign cure ID Kunk kei;s
Bitter Wine OF Iron. 1t q - system
dispeas the mental gloom afu espondenc
and rejnvenates the entire system.
~ now only ask trial of this valuable
Tonic. Price, 81 per bottle. u. r. KIN.
KEt, Sole Proprietor, Philadel phia. Pa
ASH your druggistfor Kunkel's Bitter Wine
of iron, and take no other make Sold onIy
IN " bottles. All others are counterfeit. 10
beware ofthem. ~
TAPE WORM.
Entirely removed with purely vegetable
medicine. m passing from the system alive.
no Zee until the head passes. Come and re-.
fer to the patients treated. DR. e. F.KnN.
KEL, No. 259 North Ninth Street. Phiiadei-
ph,a. @ Advice free. Seat, Pin, and stomach
worms also removed. Ask your drurnist
Tor KUNKEL's Worm SYRUP. Price 81 ner
bottle. Send for circular. 70
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Prudent and tasteful homebodies will
soon begin to think of planting hyacinth
bulb for winter blooming In the parlor.
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"A (,TIQ ICR COBdPAHx.
NJ. 2EAsT COND STREET.

100 TO 1000 pounds, 60 cents per hundred.
to 3 tons, $40 per ton. Special rates fol
larger quantities. Eastern ice only. 4
ap4 -6m ]. B. CONROW SON.
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PRICES FOR.ly76

VWTIUUS QUHIIVIUItS ITOtu 20 10 1UU pUuNOE,
at the rate of 70 cents per 100 pounds; 100 to
1000 pounds at 80 cents per l0O pounds; ton
to tons at $40 per ton over that amount,
special rates.
All accounts to be cash daily or weekly,
unless otherwise agreed upon.
Having secured large stock Of excellent
quality OF ice, we are now prepared to furn-
ish our friends at the above rates, and will
guarantee all who may favor US with their
orders entire satisfaction. Careful drivers,
regular delivery. mN-6m
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" Epicurss ars nervously waiting for the
calm, nude oystsr.
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l5 Market street, or have your old ones re-
paired, at prices TO suit the times. jyl2-3m
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~ w y -, NM rticns,
\ n - slree doalIszn a1sI anHpn in
sSSss } 0Bx6s 4 ~ Fshiishers.
III ~ Hsipasy sSxnA.
sSs ~ ..sS 5s, ,sss Nilningtons Del.
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ShrcHEL's PATENT
+ POT PLANT,
GARDEN
AND DvERANDA
...,.. TREIT.TSaEn.

whn ege ho Irelllsses ~, are Acknowledged bv n,
ohno wno nave seen them to be the na:tast ~ 80
meGpss' martet. and best thing OF the kind in nv
The extreme low price NJ vh,o,, ~, !.
onsred brings them within the raoch ~ 1y .r4
cmit,n H .ne general and increasing tasta ~ Il:
uasure OF plants and flowers IA ~
~, thna,creaslng the demand for them. Fnr !. "A
70 SMITH 4 BRnEN. Nj
xouth and 6h1nl9w ~
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OFFICES Mo. s East Second Street, and
Fifteenth and King Sts,. Wilmington, Del
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POSTAL DEPARTURES.

on February 9, the sixty gentlemen who have been
weighing the mails seat from the New York General
Post once TO the West, the grand trunk railway
lines. will be discharged Unfortunately for them,
there vacancies 10 be made which they can Oil.
Between the 18th and goth Of February the six gentle
meu who have bcon acting accountants in the bureau
OF The United states Railway Mail Service OF which the
weighsrs we're part, viii receive their notes Of dis
mlssaL
This branch OF The service organized on Deem
Der l. 1875, By Mr. Theodore VAIL Assistant General
Superintendent. Of sho Railway Mail Service, for the
purpose OF nNng the rate Of compensation TO be given
10 The three grand trunk lines Of railway westward
from New York on The average weight Of mail matter
carried BY them 10 ascertain the average,
all mail matter sent over the Hudson River,
New York Central AID Lake shore railways TO
Chicago over the Erie Railway and us connections ana
over the fcnnsyyana Railroad aud its combinations
70 The west and southwest have been accurately
weighed each day and the anount forwarded on each
train noted The welghers AZ the dep0ts and the ac
couutants 10 the Post once have been paid at the rate
Of s. 80 per diem. The compensation will be fixed as
soon amer February a. The accountants make the
fo0tnga
on Febraary ], Superintendent Bangs viii return TO
Washington aud hs position here viii be allied by Mr.
Vail
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COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY, Jan. q, is;6
Tho following cases were argued today
No 55 Marks VS. Kng.-Argument resumed and
concluded.
coming Fire Insurance Company appOlIants-Argu-
ment by o. W. Chapman, Of counsel for appellant aud
by G. W. Hotchkss, for respondent
No. 90 Zlna W Alexander, Respondent Austin
NJ Hard and Others appclantS-Argued BY o. w.
Chapman OF counsel for appellants and by G. W.
Hotchkiss for respondent
No 95 John HeermAns, trustee, &C. appellant vs.
George r. Carkson, impeadcd &c, and others, re-
spondeuts Argued by A. Hadden of counsel for ap-
peiant and by S. 5. Rogers for respondent
Proclamation made and Court adjourned
CALENDAR.
The day calendar in the Court OF Appeals Tor Friday
January 2S 1876 IL as foows:-Nos las, l53 lis i20
l56 l5S l5Q and l63
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COURT CALENDARs-THIs DAY.

SUPREME CoURr-CHAMBRRs-Held by Judge Bar
rett-Nos 81 81 o. IS 81 176 $780, 190 POS 207, 237,
2i1 254 256 49, 279 2s2 2s3, 2s6 2s7 2Ss, 2ss 2so
POI, 292, 293
SUPREME Coukr-GESERAL TERM-Held by Judges
Davis Brady and DanielsNos. "a, 90, 90, o9, bo ~
ist ~ ~ - > -
SUPREME CoURr-SPEcrAL TERM-Held by Judge Dono-
hueNos 2s5, 2s6, 2s7 2Ss, 232 202, PSI, 294 To- 49,
80. 54, 5S, 50, SO, ~ H.
vsn vorst-short causes-Nos. 23oo, 1465, $685. 1892
340T, 1861, 20O0. Part 3-Held by Judge lawrence =
Nos l9l3ts, l77T 1891 l74l y, 22Tl, 950 22S3 1850
SUPERIOR COURr-fRIAL rERM-Part l-heid by Judge
MonelL-Nos 1894 1880, 1881, 1906, 1921, 1T92 1854
1915 III Part 2-Heid by Judge Speir-This part
calendar
CoNMoN PLEAs-TRiAL TERM-Part Held by Judge
Van Hoescn n-Case on, No 5T3. Part 2-Hcld by Judge
Van Brcnt-Nos. llS7, 1919. 1868, 120S, 1858 1875,
1892 100 1894 1854 1850 1850 l3l5, 1884 1885, 1885,
l340 I345 1851 1859, 1867, 1870, 1872, 1871
COMMON PLKAs-EQUITY TRRM-Held by Judge DAILY
No 20.
MARINE CouRr-TRIAL TERM-Part Hold by Judge
shoa-Hos. G224, 3707, 1919, 379e 1915 6251, BLOC,
6522 3T9s, 1904 GAIA 65l7 1868. 1924, 6054 Part p
Held BY Judge McAdam. m.-Nos 6lS9, 34ss 1892, 5616,
6508 6s0s 65is 63Ol 6343 65l0 5ls3 6l40 254l 666S
Part 3--Hcd by Judge Shordan-Nos 540S, $685. 624o,
50O6 640l $685. S3e9 3400 6l94 $685. $685. $751; 5S7o
$3.50. 5g2S
COURr GENERAL SEssIoEs-Held by Judge Glider
sleeve The People Henry Starr, robbery; Same vs.
Henry Payne robbery; Samo VS.. Albert Lynch, rob-
bcry; Same vs.. Ambrose Rudmentl ielonious assault
and battery; Same Givanni Marotta, feonious as
sault and battery Same VS.. James Farman and Philip
Mcclure, burglary; Same VS.. Frederick Brick, grand
larceny; Same We. Adam Bendak, George Wlkowsky
and George Barbour violation of gambling laws; Same
vs. Peter smith, petit larceny; Same John Tergen,
petit larceny Same vs Patrick McGuire, petit larceny
Same Francis 4. Marshall, arson
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WHISKEY IN JAIL.

The further hearing in the Of the United States
against Warden Watson, of the Ludlow Street Jail (,
charged with having permitted the sale OF liquors and
cigars In the said jail without having paid the internal
revenue tax, was had before United States Comms-
sioner Shields yesterday.
Abraham B. Davis clerk OF the Jail, testified that he
had seen any liquor sold there since Warden Wat
son took charge Of the jail January /, 1876 Wit
is Deputy Sheriff, keeps the accounts of the
JAIL and makes returns to tho Sheriff. the proceeds Of
the sale Of liquors turned into tho general
count: Warden Watson had nothing 10 do with such
sales, and had frequently given strict orders TO tho
keepers and TO Sam 0ppenheimer, prisoner whom 1t
supposed sold liquor that no liquor should be ad-
mittod TO- sold consumed in the Jail while he wat
SOM was tho Warden; had known that WATSON seized
ten or fifteen bottles Of liquor that friends of prisoners
were trying TO smuggle into the Jail
Lawrence Conner, keeper, testified that a prisoner
named Mullin alias Smith, said that he sick and
wanted drink. Witness told him that he would 500
Sam ana what he could do about 1t. Sam told
him lSmith) 10 pick out a bottle in the rubbish room
Smith did So Witness could not tell what Smith got
AT first ho said that he Smith drink something, but
could tell what IL was, nor the color oft Aerward
on he said that he did not see Smith
drink anything. He had been night watchman In the
Jail for nine months but had never liquor sold
there.
Adjourned until Monday next
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SUMMARY OF LAW CASES.

The gentlemen who served as petit Jurors in the
United states Circuit Court criminal branch during
lis lat term, were yesterday finally relieved from
duty and rcmuncraicd for their abors In the sum of
aoout % each.
On tbs case o. the Peoples Saving Bank tho prelim-
mary injunction granted time since was yester-
day continued ~ Judge Barrett 1t was charged that
transferring 10 a clerk IN the bank a mortgage for
5000 ~as a violation Of the law.
In addition 10 eleven graduates OF Columbia College
snd one of the New York University FIVE others, j.
w.usm Harrington, @. NoKon Campbell, George s.
Colsman. , sargent Brun aud Charles H. Taylor, who
hsye been examined by the examiners appointed by
ths supreme court General Term, yesterday ad.
nties 70 thc BAR.
Al order u arrest granted yesterday by Judge
Barrett In supreme Court Chambers, against Pante-
son GuarA johanna C. Basselman brings an action
asa.ust arm claiming ts0.0oO damages for alleged
trsarh III promise and seduction. According to tho
thorltF "a papers che was formerly IN his employ
saus r.ihsr strange ysilors-thrcc japanese law
flatfutstock round u The state courts yesterday.
the li.eeitgs 70 som. Of the courts apparently IN
itffttea taen very mach interest enhanced by the
flai ihai itey al thoroughly understand the English
D. .hs rut trooghi By James Dumphy against the
ffis aa.say CnmIany tired before Judge Sper Of the
ral~fief rpuft ior $1,000 damages for cjectment
fpn 9Ne u s cars thc acts Of which have been pub
fN~~NANA
nsnr N ias rl1Intd
On safafday mcfuirg ucxt In The United states Cir.
Cuit Nptft criminal branch, Judge Benedict will pass
sutence % Bernard Quinn ior CONTRIBUTING United
states tasrss kiAabeth ne Mott for counterfeiting
tff rsnt ncAfi con. and Emilio Glotbe for uttcring
rQanflfilt ten cellar bauk IN the case OF Mrs
E H. Muf motion ier a. arrest of Judgment and a new
tal e tt uals. las grogud Of error IN the Judge
L flIfrn
tfit ituf oat of thc ordinary line took place yes.
icfa1f oe'orc CHEF 1uftcs NOnell OF Tie Superior
tnat sarah ~ fcu1srgast brought SUIT against Isaac
ihiFs executor ofJ joseph Jackson to recover pa,
mfei f tt.fa ei fn alleged Legitimate child OF Mr..
ItetH.n To- fuf uls quts warmly contested Mr.
Niifef sIrrAr ug fef thc paintif aul Mr. william en-.
lfnf II ilc .otnaaut sud resulted In verdict Tor
81 ~ Ii iof fhf plaintiff
AZ So request q the Corporation Counsel Mcssrs.
tltlf Nef1 coluscl for Charles Dovln have con
seeiti ati tae cay have taaniy days additional time
% tnsetf p he sllt trou.ht t.aiust Il by Dcyn iu
tetA i1 tbe money 0st ol which q was defraudcd hy
lNtta tfa At 'Fsogaics lhE exiension applies only
~ iha rY lLi Npar1 ~ Supervisors. ~ho alouc have
D alfF1ffl "a sac acfIan hitherto.
tinl htenr Esod the city 30 recover t23 o0O foI
hNrf % tsfil eos celtrstt % build stone bridge 4
tiAe iAe raer ~ the o.i xmas bridge. thc Har
/ lom Aftr Toe 1a.e came So tfial yesterday Deior
ss-ss Az Ai--l ~ Ne Oeagi 81 I0mGOn Ples& and
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COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS
Before Judge Gildersleevc.
THE MARSHAL ARSON CASE.

THE MARSHAL ARSON CASE.
The continuation of the Marshal arson case occupied
the attention of the Court for the fourth day. Tho
evidence was concluded and Mr.. Wilam'F. Howe
summed up for the defence Assistant District Attor-
ney Herring will sum up for the people this morning.
and Judge Gildersleove will charge the jury.
THE OLD, OLD CASES.
John Norton a marble polisher OF No 226 West
Eighteenth street. charged with having on the 10th
inst stolen pair OF pncers and quantity OF rags
lead pipe from the premises OF James Pnley, No l4l
Eighth avenue, pleaded guilty. and was sent TO the
State Prison for two years and six months
Edward Thompson, negro cook, was sent TO State
Prison for years his admission that he had on
July visited the tailor shop of Adoph Stlckel at No
126 Clinton place, and by means of pretended order
from Lewis & Conger, of No 29S Broadway in whose
employ he represented himself to be, had obtained
suit OF clothes.
James Hapin aged sixteen OF No 425 East Fifteen tn
street. who admitted that no broke into the liquor sor
of Patrick Burns No. $40 East Fourteenth street
solo bottle of gin worth fifty cents sent to h
Penitentiary GG ono year.
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THE CUSTOM HOUSE.

Custom House Inspector McCort sozed Eve barrels OF
smuggcd and quantity OF honey in Brooklyn
yesterday
SPECIAL Treasury Agent Tngle is stopping at the
Astor House and investigating the Mason Hirsch
enue frauds He sent here by the Secretary OF
the Treasury. If the Secretary OF tho Treasury
sents to release OF the goods Custom House officials
here will the worthless character Of Custom House
oaths for the future Collector Arthur insists that the
law shall take Its course Although the goods when
seized we're valued by the appraisers at the seizure
room at 80 00O IL Is alleged that Customs Appraiser
Kelly, at the Cunard wharf was In favor OF passing
them free OF duty II is reported that Treasury Agent
Tnglc wall investigate
A large number OF goods we're removed from the
seizure room yesterday 10 public auction where
largo quantity OF cigars, lace, &c, TO bo sold
tho "a OF February.
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DECISIONS.
Adjourned until Monday next.
SUPREME coURT-cHAMDEEs.
By Judge Barrett.


vanderpoel VS.. The Mayor. &c.-The application for
a writ of certorar denied, with costs.
Burden VS.. Farmers Milk Company.-Smith S.
Eaton appointed recover on giving bond with two
surctcs in SIS 900 within five days, and allowance of
$50 awarded to plaintiff
sherry vs. Crolius.-Stay OF proceedings vacated
Fowler vs. Mcherbach Motion granted, and James
M. sweeney aud others stricken out
Collins Rowe.-E Deateld Smith appointed guar
dian I'D ntem for the infant defendant.
shrady vs. Crotty-Motion granted, with $40 costs.
Memorandum.
Mater OF ST. Nicholas avenue Motion granted,
Reference ordered to tako proof
Bohannon VS. Townsend ct al.-Report OF distrbu-
ton confirmed and order granted.
Matter Of stewart -Ephrsim d. Brown accepted a
surety in place OF William Kennedy, and bond APP
Weaver VS. Anderson. Motion to amend granted,
but amended complaint must be served in five days.
Nisschcr vs. Brennan.--l am not satisfied with these
sureties, aud l VIII permit further evidence 10 be
taken
Trumborll VS.. TrumberlL Report confirmed and
Judgment, &c, granted.
Mott vs.. Mott-ordered that the trustee be author
ICED oxpend not exceeding $500 repairs vault
SC. and TO deposit 81, 900 for permanent repairs.
Colin vs. white-Report confirmed, judgment or
dered and allowance OF $3.50 awarded.
Weaver vs. Andcrson.-Motion granted unless the
amended complaint allowed ton the other motion be
served in Ave days; no costs.
Barnett VS. Meyer-Motion granted for first Monday
OF February.
OF ave per cent awarded and order granted suggested
by Mr. fownsheud.
Meyer IS Nagner-Moiion denied with $40 costs.
Memorandum.
Merchants National Bank ofNewark vs Hamilton =
Memorandum.
Cameron Mttnacht. Order that Henry A. Frost
be committed TO the common Jail OF tho county until
he pays The costs, amounting to $50 directed to DO
paid by the order OF December Is. 1875
SUPREME COURT CIRCUIT PART i.
by Judge Van Worst
Shipman, sc, vs. Hoffman. Order signed
SUPREME CoURT-sPECIAL TERM.
by Judge Donohue.
Barker. &c, vs. Hon, &c.-An allowance OF $3.50
granted.
Brdsail vs.. Fowler ct al Memorandum for counsel
Aulicc Equitable Life Assurance Society CT al
nncrao sIrugl