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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-01
STATISTICS OF INSOLVENCY FOR FOUR YEARS
The iDsolyent assignment business Of the
Court Of Common Pleas ior The pas four years compares
CIVIL NOTEa


The viii Of the late William p. Astor, the
subsistence of which was recently publsned boz ihE lim-
UNE Wa formerly admitted to probate yesterday Dy
Surrogate luichmgsI
The will Of John s. Burke, disposing Of prop
esty 10 the amount OF $500, admitted 10 probate
yesterday II was contested the ground OF lack oi
tes'am.nt1ry capacity.
Surrogate Hutchiue3 decided yesterday the
last case before hine Bs SUCCESSOR Surrogate Van
F.haic< viii have no unfinished business on hoha'
During Tie ui.t yri4 t.aiJ-thO Wias nave beth CON
don tit lf.uIl OF l.c, OF documentary cdpd'.y
The application OF George Maxwell, the man
o. Amy aliases, TO be released habeas corpus was
next Iu. ground ~ hls application 70 hht Gi'Cii -.
gpr was TOO goat lor adjudication It the Bpeeu ses
t.On8.
Anna Burke has claimed from her husband,
y writ OF babeas corpus, her throo young chdsth ana
The roc.oainy came yesterday bcforo Judge Lawrence
i g,,reu, Court Chambers. The husJand claimed That
~ lad lou forced to leave his wife aud take tho chill
drtn rom her account 81 her ,,'3uii a. t tsst
Judge Lawrence rppoiht.I Johl %. ,i.v,. M.
c.,-irvs "A unBt painful scene octhritd. ln' Aioti.i
cf,"o, 40 he children. crying and kneelins 10 lhm
while tiey appeared fri1!on.d AT h't oenohs'i"''o
giie yaa vita 1iWcuy separated from then
In the suit of Herbert Lawrence against the
,fvr Cha General Term of the Court OF Common peas
ryess the decision Of tho lower court Lawrence sued
the civ for $4,000 for repairing the sehooshp her
curv and recovered Judgment for his claim. Inc pre-
vallin opinion Ia given by Judge Joseph r. DAY. VINO
holds that the city ia not liable for CONTRACT n1o ny
tbr Cnm sgioneTs Of Charities and Correction thOus h9
dcfua. mat tho work NOT advertised would not aNh
Inc Commissioners in suit against them Or I'LL r
DO appropriation made ny inc tIy CIV VI T'''" WIZ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-01

An application was made yesterday to Judge
Lawrence g. siay proceedings In uic 7lCjtugo suit
against Wm 81 Tweed grant an order - show caurr
why s'o1d DO, Doc stayed. Dudley Yield made The APP
plicauou IA LlD,.sit fta.!us thai Two,o' lawyers
Lid applied 10 the CoItfo,r l0r an inspection Oi thc
vouchers aud lapel I whc. Tho fl WARRANTS tie basis
Of this present -it, SEED and had been rcus.d
the ground that .lcss 9..s were under charge a.
Mr. Tliutor. has been the trusted arpl'yc ~ Mr
PccLhail and sfs OCpuoe Ia the Ring I,ti and that
De- had tie combination 10 the safe IN Wich they were
now contained. aud 3s.ut from o., city, tLJ .u
application 90 SIR. rr ahaIn the I,lT,srH Of Tire
Attorney neral, 20 supiac not to 'Uug tLc c4so %
trial until the d.! n. had an oppor,Hniy 70 SEQ the
pauors, bad ben declined 90 The ,,rpui tt The PLAN
IA .td uu control o,'r ile. Judie Law rrr,. rvfusCl
toe application the iluUut tlHt these cons clifi liz
should more property Dee -uIsuitsd tot she Judge 10, CIR
cuii HhrH The Cf.' WIS called uu FOR trial.
Motions noticed tFf Chamber ~ So Monday 20 st
as.d, tat -,rl,k iTry in each '-r asIiHe, Tweed n
th,t .Jued the il3 viii be sJ ,d Tor want %
July.
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and while embracing each other ~ state OF frenzy they
aud their companions pushed on the platform END
took shelter In the anter0om. Mr. Carroll, after inc
Shakers had quilted the platform, moved resolution
c0ndcfnning the affair IN strong terms; aud 70 was
SECLUDED by Mr. knyer, who said that although be came
there disposed Ia give Mrs tirng attentive hearing
he had been dsgsted by the indecent exhibition just wit
messed. The resolution put ard carried BY aecla
nation. The then turned out and, with great
difficulty the police succeeded IN clearing the hall
telegram last night says The New Forest Shakers held
another meeting tonight In Exeter During the day an
application made 10 the magistrates by Mr. Coun-
o0r Rouse % take stepsiO prevent fcIcuu0n OF the
blsphemous, and which, he said, would, II persisted In,
lead 10 further disturbances The magistrates were d.
ydel in opinion the advsabilty OF endeavorng TO
stop the lecture and at last came 10 The CONCLUSION that
they bad 10 grant the Application TIE business
police, and the Bench ordered them 10 be in attendance
to prevent disorder IO-iigts meeting addressed
by several girls, and there considerable excitement.
Mrs. Glr0g, In response 10 a shout To dtioe said,
"sOnlchOw other ily could not always dance tho
wind did not always blow" T1e meeting terminated
without much disturbance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-01
THE rooR AIDING TIE PooM

Az ENTERrAfsIEST GiyEN by ORPHAN ASYLUM
CHmDElN TO til. CHILDREN OF 4 POOR FARM.
10 the EdttOr Of The Tribune.
SIR: Good deeds seldom end with their doing
nor can any one tell wien and where and how far on
good words may carry the blessings they contain.
Not LONG AGO YOU narrated a "lit,le incident" in
your editorial columns of o good woman who. from
her sick bed sent oyful Christmas 10 Gods poor in
the almshoase, and as the d" limited mail" hurried
me westward handed the paper containing it to
Christian lady. For your satisfaction ard the en-
couT, cement 81 your invalid heroine, write to tell
you the result, ard how the usual Chnltmas enter
tainncnt Of ihe -carcd-ior Orphan A. ylum chill
drcn Of this place has been improved ON by giving
them also pleasure Of ministcriu8 10 happiness
of others by repeating the entertainment which had
made themselves SO happy on Christmas Eve. The
inmates Of the Nushouse were furnished with %
real old-f.sliouel Chiismas dinner turkey and AL
After which cane the following as to!d in this morn
iags paper:
On Saturday afternoon, Dee 25 ct halfpast l. largo
0u.i e'ic f1 J1c orphan As luu io in- iile once
aud took 40 co. lhtl, wnI.e tho remaining ~ walked 10
the Wet Penn beot where car awaited NOM. 5te
Gnu Wa Ginning brightly, AMI every ,h'1s con ga 70
halsc and tls Children were lEri 30 ne mont t
Pcor faru, Ten Oh each eide ot tho elsie ilc mon and
women nom tao insane department 10 tAo uuh.hl! %"
nice aud clean, about 80. After prayer tIc orphan rhl
dreu sang Happy gree rt 10 al ana ii' % iat iI'
graralc co. toe ogcrcIscE held al tie AfyirW 90 tiai
mss ilc was succc-siuiy carried out except tuat thtf
had not se -. Nicholas TIC pleasure wls very tf"H
and al Was touching Eiglt 10 many % the Orphans
with HOOKS and toss winch tnty uud hrou4At With thom
from tAcr -s Of On, pIryious evening 30 Wosen TO NO
euifol a U % POOR Farm. Besides tlcse thCy were RE
lowed 10 assist f. sthuting dolls 30 all tie girls to5
aud boo4s zoe hogs and candy 10 oil tho children ara
tie woGcH. 4 box " books and pamphlets WIS re,
served De men Tho insane were pnec'y qmei agd
enjoyed ia, treat greatly, tie having tncil LADY
manager beside thtin end me men theirs -, ar thth'
Tu0 orphaps received very thanks from tie 5Upc',
incudcut on behalf * Tie inmates OF the Poor ARM ana
tIey an thanked our Heavenly Father for gISlng thein
such a warm, beautiful day
hope this viii reach the heroine of your little
incident IL she is dead | am sure she must have
left behind some who love her memory, and to whom
twill be as flower dropped by a stranger upon her
grave. Dc
A-g Dec. ~. 1875.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-01
STREET RuLRo,os AND TIE SNOW.

ARGUMENTS FOR THE USE OF PLOW- ASD SWEspfRf.
The temporary injunction obtained by tic
Forty second aud Grand street Ferry Railroad Company
restraining the City th. Police Department from inter
fcriu with the Of she sroTplow and sn0wswoepcr.
considerable interest among those interested IN
stree, railroads. As published yesterday the complain
ant furtA tha' IL is impossible for the Company 10
employ FOR tho purposc - removing snow. In con-
yeIsiioI yesterday V.h some q the officers OF the Com
pauy n regard tHe ~ carts u stated that u
would necessary employ very large force Of men,
u woiG be important tlat the snow should bo re-
moved in 81 fcW hours aud each company would need
mon aud iars, thc Same time. There would bo great
difficulty il obtaining .Hci TENT number Of men for 81
short q period OF work. and they would naturally demand
hi 10 rate Of pay.
II g. further stated that the public would be greatly IL
con.cuicu,cd by tic change While the work va, going
on the ears would De- DELAYED. In maj.Tty ~ cnscs u
would bc necessary 10 the Snow in the morning
and evening H M, time when the demand upon the cars
is tile gfeatc, Another great s1urc" OF iucJnyrnrnce
wu.Id %, tie l.cs.h 81 s;ugt- by ,bc calts Tue fa
ROAD further state tf tp ran t.Ir ciis Ia Times o
b. source uIast ,-, In -tr tmca tT'E require
hsf. are ais Other additional cNrcErr. The removal OF
slD', from their uch iu Nae u4 way go rr.l c't Ftlrncc
O. many D., lI' Cur -r+ aHd wagons tlr adf mt t
d clear LHurE. alleged PIC
l,tu. along t.c uur s ,uu -rstd i.I.', .1 Offset.
Tue calls 81 ts f.ttti d. 'fr Font second ara Grand
20. f,.N E4lrttd Conn ~ r-bl3tiun adopted bg
tc tu.moi Council ou ici -, 1870. lorOiliS me use
-uuN-i blows tHt swpefFr hv tue street ifD1u cnir-
parc,. After tI.t tIur, tr.IC W.. Do oil. al any
amount l-t Winter. fri there l9- been a. us' r- The
plnvt sNtr"erB r't thi- sU.t-un. It- company
bs f,t,n before thry ne Opiscd 10 nI-e 'namael'c
liable " lNuAttt-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-01
LEGAL BUSINESS or TIE YEAR.

The following i, u summary Of the business
transacted in the United States Circuit Court f. 1870:
on tho common las sdo 81 suts. exclusive ~ those 70
which the Government party, were Begun, and -
disposed ~ On the equity Ide 3 suits were bagur.
OF these 81 ard "a motions fog muAcfuus, 20 %
which granted and II denied s,youty-cight su ,
were discontinued and Die osct o. on The adnir-ltr
side appeal from the District Court. - suits G
b.OHgi-, aud disposition made Of .. On the Grim
mai side III indictments found. u wnon 20
disposed Of DGn. ihe year the terms Of the court
held by Justice ward Hunt Of tho supreme Court of the
Uuit.l STATES, and Judges johnson, shipnan, Batch
ford. Benedict Wallace, aud The lat" JUDGE Woodruff
Mr. Sinclair ant Mr.. Cav. the Clerk ana Assistant Clerk
Of the Supreme Court Chambers, have compiled The
following statement ~ the work ~ that branch Tor the
year 1919: Calendar motions heard anl disposed Of
5000; pdris motions grauod, Hoo ats cio'ut-
granted ~ Hjnctios granted, 3fs orders oi arrest
granted. }OI.
The Cer o the Superior Court Mr.. Boes', reports the
following the work ~ hs Court FOR tlr past year:
Cases disposed OF ~ tIl term, 59i at special tsrn
20I motions Nc, 6.39I; cases now calendar, $40
on - sppri the Court eft Appeals from the decisions
Of this Court decided in the past year 40 lave been
all ihCd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-01
TIE COURTS.

TEXAS COMPANIES IN COURT
OBJECTIONS OF 5ToCKHoIutIs or THg TEXAS LAND
COMPANY ~ TuE PURCHASE or TIE BRAzARIo
DiPRoYEAIESr COMPANY.
An application was made yesterday to Judge
sedgwick, in Superior Court Special Term, by Wmsate
Cullen, ia the suit of g. L. and J. l. sp0nord against
the Texas Land Company, John C. Kennedy, Thomas W.
Pearsal John S. Barnes W. W. Phelps, and Others for
an Injunction restraining the defendants from buying The
Brnzario Improvement Company. The plaintiffs ailegs
that tbs Texas Land Company, formed I'm 1870 to pun
chase lands and encourage immigration to 1eAas' Is
hGurshng company, whose stock IA worth two or tree
times the par value but that Of tho managers OF
the Company Interested IN the Brazario Company
not Incorporated company, but an association whose
property in the Of Moses Taylor trustee that
thi. Company has been steadily losing money, mainly
in the sugar business and value of its property in
part through the recent cyclone has sunk from over
900 to about oOO and at that price only to
an experienced planter with capital The plain,lus
charge that scheme foot TO bug this prop
erty for the Texas Land Company NJ 100000. The
complaint further alleges that OF the 10000 shares OF the
Texas Land Company 5000 shares are held by the Inter
national and Great Northern Railroad Company, and that
Kennedy Pearsal, Barnes and Phelps. together with
Moses Taylor, W. T. Dodge, W, G.. Hutchns, who each
own onetcnth of the Biazario company VIM ~ klce,
j. - WctInore, aud Gausha Grow, who together own
sevcnsi Niicth directors Of tine railroad company,
and constitute together twords Of tie direction, aud
although tia contemplated purchase Wold DC Injurious
10 TIC IHFidn YET lit Nnlt upon lu' htu'h A'iu Wy
il will he controlled b. these directors in accordance
with their private interests in the braarO Company, anu
without regard those Of the railroad. These gentle
charged with intending then 20 rCOrCanlzc the
Board OF Directors o: the Texas Loud Company, by
nusting all not interested iu the y HZGrO Company.
The plaintiffs acgr that Tho value 0i their Texas Land
Company stock will be- reduced One-hafH ts purchase
In animated. IA affidavit of OF the plaintiffs
read affirming The staten eEts of the cnIpalut, aud
claiming that two or tho directors elected at the Last
election representatives OF the railroad, VIII
any real interest IN the Land Company.
on the other band, IL claimed tnai the proposed
ppiy, and would not b. m1C without the sent o. the
stockholders. judge Sc1gglrs reserved lis decision.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-01
P1SSENGERS Sailed.

TOR LTVERPOOIs-fn steamship EgyDf Dec. 31--Iobn
Grove, l. Grant, Mrs. Lumslen Mr. and Mira Espin J. H.
GAmDe, Geo L. shppe Capt FW Partridge, } Pool Prof
ady StagY AMI vile, Henry A. Jack FNd Whitley TW
Tesl J. Ryan, Mr. Dubuc ). Scott Capt Graves vie aud
children, John MO0L
FOR SAN FRANCISCO-In stedmshfp colon, Dec. 81
Miss Anna Dacy James Means, W = Crowel - Mutpny.
Mrs NJ T.. NJ. love- James r. tOnuOilg MI Mary knight,
Frcd \. Mott perCg Loeseck t. - " Ills Jean seb
Charles r.. Nandenhof,W. * BOurie r. A. hanf0rd,
D. ". H MIS-. j. G. Mayors Charles p Mayors James Ta
lp p. h. Fatker, John Maxwell, Edward r imeL &. IL.
Houp NIB &. H. HOupt John Dun wife and children. a..
7. Baker, Thomas CoOuey W. Moore Way Pa-sengcrs-
MIRO. A. Osborn aud child, NJ A. BaTlDgamc samuel Peske.
T. Davis, Ca,. VIM. Wallace, USN, AR. al. Ponafcs. DR..
Van Valen j. II. sorzano.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-01
SglRErS ~ ENGLAND.
p1sopprUiY SCENE At METER - TiR SHAKERS
ATTACKED 4 MOE.

L
ATTACKED 81 \ MOE.
IRON TIE IeroUs I..i" at .r Dr. y
Mrs. GrliHg, accompanied by Twelve OF btt
f,llo,,,ta ,i.tl IIt d.. T. deliver lecture on
"Tle ldf. and AIMS o. The Community a. N'"-i OF 't
Mrs Ching was listened o. Win some l,' ti.h W is'
it no audience coon began hia-uH aud cheering ~rd-
,,,l,. one II the cut rtrs VINO accompanied tNe lt.-
tl ,,.t ru. her seat aud ut IN tO dauC' with eyes
ciosed and arms Wttint To .ni '' ths dtu"N', '' 4
l,a,s lie Western Hor,issG A@rs) ctn.ct l1ua laughter H
fr.t followed by gruau5 ANA ih '- which we're rode au
yybr Ma GiruE explained tlaf 10 WIS tlc OPP ration Or
the spirit The dancing Llu uCAt commence" siu-tif
sna chc5 o. hymns, aud one oi nor comp uion7 ''l
for moment ana then began to dance as WEI. GrtLt
M order followed. Mr Carroll q tommtIliI tr'' fiHl,
and flr EIsr. member ~ the Town Council
rose from tloir seals ana protested against tAt ".o
pucnuUs farce that WAS being enacted oh iIt
pa. fnsu Loud cheers followed hE cries ot Go OF i"t
platform" were raised aud the uiedt tie rear male
move toward the platform, which was puti' SUI
rounded b. excited crowd MANY ~ Miou pftnii'lt
slick. u a threat -uin- manner, calling NIc. ll. l
h,runlc c0'unauiuus ~ auLte adYCr drr, 'MluNltH,
and So ON Mr.. Cuwiug threatened o. summon ~. N
before the magistrates, 20 ~b.ch Tie ahaAtts ltlhe.
they were willing TO go auywhree. Appoila "eic hl'l'
to the shaker, to stOp tie G.ncn 10 "e IN L'
bliFi bad no power 10 10 rn. JOY ll- ih w .i'
hereof dauters haA increased ana rush wa ihdc 20 me
ulafform, which speedily uct llltu' "a NlH,h
nocemcn partly cleared 81. nld cudeatoIeoto protect
the Shakers from violence, blt ID D"p Nsth Idteu
possession Of the platform. LJdul Gem h4ed t4Vt
iheir 5nouev sloud be returno Mr lope and others
eudeayorcd To make the poor " zen I'll down, DhA TINS
only Increased their excl ,Iehi.
Tic scene at thus lcs description three or four
girl, with disheyced hP =, and faces streaming win per-
splrat ton dancing withr circle of policemen ard an IN
n,rated mob trying ~ s, % them and THEN companions.
and hustle them from tho platform one OF the mon OF
paratyely cool aud collie ted, SUI MY connehee1 70
lump anG defed the EFFORT Of three four s,awlrt men
10 keep him still, After lew Oioueus 0i the wilde a.
excitement Of tie women seGsd him round she nees,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-01
NAVAL ORDERS.

WASHINGTON, Dee. 3i.-Capt. J. II. Russell Is
ordered TO special duty at Washington Assistant Engineer
are ordered for exanin for promotion PayuasteT l. A.
Fray dCachtd nom TIE dudes relating 10 the office AZ
N0rio Va and ordered remain at the Navy Yar Nor
1ok Paymastcr George r. Hondee Is detached from the
Bureau Provisions aud Clothing and ordered duty II tho
Navy Pay OLlce at Norfolk Va.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-01
CRIMINAL NOTES.

At the Washingtcn-pace Police Court yesterday,
Alexander McGaTen Of 80 l6i 1hOmpson-st and John
RcnLdrdt ~ no 40 Hu0l IT, were held III 100 Gail each
FOR keeping iottcry sioDs.
James Rider, charged with selling whisky at Sing
Slug without paying tho special. tax, held yesterday in
%lC'O bail by Commissioner shields j. Cayeneau, charged
viii lcilnS OLD cigar lVXts was he'd Ia IL 900 bail
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-01
MINIATuRE ALMANAC.

rsos.. 72i sots..... 4s4 Moon SETS. $50
WAFER IHr3 DAY-A. .
sandy Hook 1919 Cows Island. l:20 Hell q. FeUy LIS
WATER rHLs Day.. A.
Sandy Hook II IL Cows Island ll.5O Hen -. feIn 10
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miscellaneous

DVERTISERS who desire 20 reach country
"a readers DO - ia tao nest end cheapest
manner u} Is. moro sos ionsoi hELLJe"H Gteas
kswsuaD,r Lists. Apply a. y kELLUbf ~ JacAs on So
CAca.o, H.. "a u. ". POSTER, 80 Mortlsi.. u. \.
+. BALDWIN, Lumber Dealer, l,337
"a. Broaiyey. corner s-'ha.a desires 70 sl.e't Jour
iaH.A..' In buy lr and siIs COR CASH III ~ see Di secolc-
hand uuil Lag material. Ds.sfsDd window Era- COMPLETE
OBte fiytl,8 constantly Iant a.d Wall Pee .t, a. YLr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-01
HORSE AND c4RaIAGE n4RHRz

Nip YORK. Friday Dec. 81, 1873.
Below are given he Fices obtained to-day
by Arch Johnston al bis au On mali, TlIto1uth-st,
! - - - IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-01
no BUILDERS a1d ARCHITECTS.

THE q. 70. PEEEVOLEET SOCIETY hereby cal,
FOR PLANS AND sPENti CA9ipNS 10 erect q pig Ma.
thsr Aged oi To ~, 90 tl.,f stunnds VA i"hhefs
a tla q iLi..s' 40 eNf ana Nlraulol. ue
SAID Vi1us sho1d ;iso - condemnation The ereciien
o. various astintions connected WITH the so,ty NJ,
snpy iayoTs the payYu lin 14d clnt Plate, ua ono %
to- buildings he efcctoi al fbs esi,y NprnL -.
no. further informal on and scbuu u t0Ypsr Dc ar
w, arUv .he President. Dr. :. WATERMAN iVS "ess
fc-ty Iinl a e., from 20 10 a. IN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-01

Now is the time for those secret resolutions
which lise silence, arc made 10 be broken.
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ALLEN DODWORTHs
DANCING School
No 30 FIFIIIAVE
p-o.,.i-,. fr...,I. % tg. "A. tsbtr.fsr


d,tn. LOG particulars send ,lrs cI.allr.
NOR SALE-The MACHINERY. BETTING,
K SHAF. C c, I'm tac fJ.'.r} o. de t.l .ii iufui
l.r- Coz No. 90 scilatlsvep o., >i"n' O'' . sung ~
,r, ,apera Il, c.sr. % ia saws. seio aas rling cu,
tir If, and ,laI.n. gp ssys, attc boring ;u anr .0tcl
.leclia,s c.oycr Geo Win iac shai,ia', c"u-- -aa
suf ting steam ao'st,- e., COM rising r-.e o. orr
,l al wood rorlnI uh lri, ala o. iif3' Ices C2na un
,ith eise OF lil and s.r.n ppu,I Day .ose ga yar
POM 5ad track f@cii.ef AMI sfCcs 0 Iipk waluuf aai
NM rgOI lumber AdGres, c)uiluH IN. sl lfu s TO
4. q. 'o.'t
Assiyacs. 40 Use Block, Co nd, oa.o
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TIVE CIRCULATION or THE SUNDAY
4 TlLEG RAM II lG.pOJ CorlEs. READ - OVER
10000 PEOPLE. oFF.cE 20. AN&SE oP:N 70.
pay FOE THE ACCOMMODATION OF Az IsEhs.
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Stray Sale.

II Moore, on the 18th day Of December,
1875, and will be sold to the highest bidder,
for cash, at Bellevue, Louisiana, on Monday,
the 20th day Of March, 1876, a Black Horse,
without marks or brands, having sore back.
Appraised ut $l2.
The owner is requested to come forward,
prove property. pay charges, 60.
HENRY STONE, Stray Master
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