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counsel stated that me Deputy sheriff who arrested
the defendant order Of the Court for
Iadow Street Jail The Court declared that the Deputy
sheriff would be fined imprisoned the counsel woo ofhs
him up on the charge. .
The Continental National Bank, which is sued by
Jeremiah Black note for $4,000 obtained an order some
time ago check whose certincaoh Is sad W p
forged deposited with the Clerk 70 be by eSper
Yesterday Blacks counsel applied to Judge I'VE
and books Of The bank submitted to his inspection
IN order TO find proof the cerhfeaton was dy IT,
corded on the date given. Decision reserved.
I'm the suit of William &. Bryant ana ano,"ei
against the city, Judge Dykman in Supreme Court cha
bers has directed reference This suit Is io printing uo"
at various times the Department OF Parks ana thee
1850 items The motion was opposg on PARIS had no power
such contract aud that niece Se nd eenc an
Who'll Whole bill is FOR 1928 81.
In the snit Of Denis Sadller and others against tho
Commonwealth Fire Insurance Company, tried yesterday
hs, Judge CurtIs in Superior Court Trial Term the jury
900 ,or n,intrs verdict for s02 The suit was on an
gaSf and So S'sreT e verdict carries by
stipulaon judgments against ne New en an" Com
insurance Company and the Safeguard ERE ihsuian00 ~
pany, each for SjO6 ,,. co,r
Vim. s. Macdonald sued the United States Secur-
ity Company for s7 49, for his services AZ clerk from o
Der 1870 1873 at 300 year. and the case was
gun before Judge sandor in the Superior Court yesterday
The defendants that they never employed pannn
that he during the time specified clerk TO a. n d de-
s o SS e p pa 10 assist them paid by Jess1p
and finally, tnat tne beTFCcs aio NV ""A'" ~
A sealed verdict is ordered.
! In the case of the administrator of Mr. kellum,
architect Of the County Court House. against the Guy V
nearly 5000 architects commissions now on ai peioi
Judge Barrett Supreme Court Circuit nearly the "hoe Vi
ro.,.rdav xsas consumed in examination OF George ~
Powell the draughinan Of Cornell Co.. who Iuhishsa e
i, worry for the Court House. His testimony was 70 e
effect that he all TIE drawings for the iron MSik ng
some other parts building MT kelluni mercy p,is
his name drawings lie was not empoyed p , stis
lie admitted that concerning inc SUIT
n1pish dome MT Kellum overued his plans The case Is
still
The suit Of Drew against the city is test case as
rights of the market cleaners from November 1897 "
December 1873 An old ordinance had fixed their wages Al
SEQ pe month Prom November 1872 their wages were PAID
at only per month"; and this snii is merely ior e
cnce during months The plaintiff claims that no was en-
ployed public act OF the city and his rate OF % ION
colc ONLY changed by similar pnDllc acL anu ht us
ecepts for rate not binding on hln Inc Guy
claims that plaintiff not an ofceholder but nsIe
empoyf and what the plaintiff calls contract was Only
setting maximum rate which shond be Iad ior SUE.
services aud that given without protest showed
the which the plaintiff was employed Inc iT
served its decision. Henry Parsons appesiou ioi P
nm Carter for the city
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THE PUBLIC ADMINISTRATORS DUTIES.

An important question was argued yesterday
before the Supreme Court General Term in proceeding
entitled "Algernon s. Sullivan, Public Administrator,
against Maria Isabel Herrera and others" The Public
Administrator takes charge OF estates when one ap
pears within time fixed by law who has legal right to
represent the persons entitled TO the estate All moneys
which the Public Administrator receives must be de-
posted with one OF The city banks subject 10 the concur
rent draft Of the Public Administrator and the
Controller. In this the property OF Jose
Maria Herrera fell into the hands Of the Public
Administrator and was deposited with the Park
Bank which allows the city per cent on It's deposits The
estate being unusually large and the contest II long
744 20 Interest allowed by the Park Bank To the
CITY on It The Surrogate decided that this belonged TO
the next Of kin OF the deceased man, and the appeal
came up this decision. Mr.. sullivan representing
himself as Public Administrator, claimed that while he
could obtain benefit from the interest allowed 10 the
city, he wholly paid by the city and had no inter
est in the fees perquses OF the Office yet the city
which took charge OF these estates without owners bad
right 10 any profit growing out Of such care The com
missions and such profit did not together reimburse the
city for the expense of this service.
The Court reserved its decision. AlgernOn g. sullivan
appeared for himself Public Administrator f. X.
Coudert for Mr. Hubbell j. III. ChoGte for the next
o. kin.
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CIVIL NOTES.

The argument of the motion for an injunction In
the anti Of the Seventh Avenue Company against the
Gilbert Elevated Railroad Company has been adjourned TO
May IL.
In the suit of Augustus L. Clements against Henry
Bush Others Judge Lawrence In Supreme Court Cham
hers issued order OF attachment against the
sheriff Duchess County for not returning AL execution
within ten days.
In the suit Of Salmon Skinner against Henry
Ward Bescher Judge Lawrence in Supreme Court Chambers
has trial next Friday the plaintiffs counsel decla
ing that the only OF limitations and that
the be tried In an hour.
During the argument of the case OF Adler against
Ackep. before Judge " DAILY, In the Common Peas
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TwEyrY-oNE SAVINGS BANK ACCOUNTS

In the suit of Abby S. Martin against Edward
Funk administrator Of Susan Boone and Others, tried
yesterday before Judge Larremore in Supreme Court
Special Term, curious question came up Susan Boone
at her death found to have 81 savings bank books
only four OF which in her own name. Two out OF
nine with the Citizens Savings Bank were in the name
of Bovine IN trust for Lille willard" and Susan
Bovine in trust forKae willard" Mrs Martin was Lille
willard and represents by assignment her sister Kate
Willard who is also married. In the account
Of each appears a deposit Of $500. on which
however Miss Boone drew one years In
terest. The plaintiff claims that these deposits
were gifts to her and her sister, and the only question
whether they meant such gifts. The admins
traitor contends that the element OF intent Is wanting
that Miss being peculiarly superstious and dis
trustf made deposits, not gifts being In
fictitious names but in order to the full interest
allowed by the savings banks on small deposits and
without intention OF giving her money 10 distant rel
aves The Court reserved lts decision C. sidney smith
appeared for plaintiff; g. NJ Reynolds Tor the admins
frafnr
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PASSENGERS SIHED.

FOR SAN FRANcIsco-In steamship Colon. April q
Mrs =. senfcsty daughter and children A NJ Camp
bell Alice T.. Dale, Mrs southland Hoffman children
and Mrs Th0s. Barrowe mother and chidren
Wells. Mrs Cath Burns aud child O. IL Bailey H. W. Ba,'
lev II j. Coffee and wife A. NJ Young. Il. Forrest, Mrs NJ
Neal and child O. Flint Mrs Mary j. Mulohy and child
g. =. jacobs, Ed ward T. Coleman Josiah Lane and wife
r. Sherwood wife and child Il. b. Merrill, {. 5. Martln W.
D. Martin, Mrs. H. H. Martin Way Passengers-John Wood
head stiokner, T. ID. Eames, Mr. kosenheim r. Aubrey
aud vile. Mr.. MoultOn. lieut.. Schmidt, y. MaIluez.
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NOMINATIONS.
WASHINGTON, May 2.-The President sent

WASHINGTON, May 2.-The President sent
the following nominations 10 the Senate to-day:
Writ sykes OF NewYOrk TO be Consul at Florence t ny
VIM r. Smell TO be Judge OF the Police ouI Oh e
District Columbia ArJay Profn0tiCnss Dan
DennisOn TO be First Lieutenant Fifth ArlilleIy secoh
Lieut. A. H. Russell Third Cavalry % be First LIEUTENANT pa
the Ordinances Corps samuel X Thompson TO be Second
Lieutenant Twenty fifth Infantry Rsgssr o. Lana
los Angeles cal osfindSteTs-Wm A Brown at Neniassh
civ Neb; Miller at Appleton WIS K0DL w fst9 VI
al iewistOwD Penn; Elijah w. Guernsey AT EHoh'hc ~ l.
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~. Williams agt Kerwin.
IS. Opdyke agt. Merwin.
so. Barnett agt Aud tNo.
~.
81. Barnett agt. Aud (N0
p.
eS. Kitchen agt Haskln.
I72. Cooke agt. WandelL
"a. II ask IN. Sc, agt
Kitchen.
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CAJENDARs-TUIs DAY,

1872. Curry agt. Writer'S.
lao. Iron Glad Paint Co. agt.
kirkpatrick.
1872. .Haskin sgt Kitchen. .
1873. Matter VI s. & L. Gold
100. Philips act. Bailey.
200. Setter agt. Baul, &c.
2Ol Jacobs agt. Baul, &c.
2tS.. Matter VI Peugnet
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

FROM IIyERpooIEIn steamship Gty o. Chester April
Frank BALDWIN, Miss Mary Burn, Walter Barnes J; a.
boucher Miss Ellen Burke. Miss Amy Brown MI and Mrs
James Bruce Miss Bruce Barclay Mr. COddngton, Mr.
Corrgan, Warren Cooper o. cayiey Mrs lane lane, payey
Master Flood George Gray George Miss
Elsie Hopkins Mr.. and Mrs Hudson MI Hunt isp Jas
M and Robert Jones' l.. II. Kruger Mr. and Miss Ian
dreth Miss EdmOnia Lewis, w NJ LaTton Mrs Lawton A.
ID Miss Elizabeth Martin, Felix Marble Geo Meyer,
Mrs Meyer and infant John A. MINES John Naulty Chez
H. Phelps Masters Pheps, Joseph T. Price, george
Raphael Henry A. Rookie, Evan Roberts, L. Roscow Mrs.
NJ Roscow Misses Jane and Mary Ro,oow John RycrofS
and Mrs schneider and child, Hugh w Sweny Capt O.
b. Snodeker A shorter H. de soberon, Miss soberon.
H. q. Spanlding Dr. O. NJ Steinberg Mrs stenberg John
STANFORD. Miss stafford Capt j. h Terry, Thomas Turner
Mrs and Miss Turner y; Todd, John ThOrIsy John X.
Thompson Mrs Grace VIAL Miss Susan Vial Miss Winter
WIN. g. Wolseley, O. r. Williams, Mrs Williams, Henry
Webb X Wead W. Weston Mr. and Mrs Bishop and child.
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Tnrnitnre.

ENAMELED CHAMBER SUITS from SZo i;
r. solid bacs walnut do S35 marble top do, 40 paror
suits from $50 tapestry Brussels carpet, II per yad
45c. Is. NJ. CowPER1HWAIT & CO.. 100 AKA io' 'n"''A"
at.
NATTINGS-Wh Red, Check, and Fancy,
wi a. 81 o. very cheap for cash Ingraun
Woolen, Bnraps Upholstery Goods, &C ANDRE" LEoi
a Co, 37l broadway
OFFICE FURNITURE.
DESKS. CHAIRS.
rJRRARY TABLES, BOOKCASES, &C.,
FICE F. u RN IT u X Il
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,
Manufactured by
T. q. SELLEW. IVo runIor
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

ALBANY.-P people, LINE STEAM STEAM;
a. s9AS albany %f and al points On
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
ID Leave New.York from foot of DesOrosses and cort
SIS a. m for washington and the West Pullman parlor
cars from NewYork 70 Baltimore and Wash ~ p,,,
bugh Chicago cincinnati Louisville %S TSis I an.
0 and sS s ss rsn
baltimore and Pullman 3sp1r' 81 an iOa
c esIs fIS% a Baltimore 10 'hie"So 'u'Dla " ~
BOD man s eepers to Baltimore and washington and from
Baltimore 10 Cincinnau 81 Louis &C. making close con
West Connects at WASHINGTON with trains for Rich
the South. Through seepers Baltimore and New
and 0f .a5suf Eroa@x away
a Ask FoR &pl
CATSKILL CREEK LINE.-New Champion,
~ Monday. "Wednesday and Friday, from Canaisri Nc
Manus, opposite days. from Leroy.st, p IN.
ERIE RAILWAY.
~ SPRING ARRANGEMENT Of Trains In effect March,
a. mcincinnat and Chicago Day Express Drawing room
Coaches and Sleeping Coaches to Cleveland and chi
Toss mE.Prsss press Mail for Buffalo and the West
sgrs PRESS for the West ss ',ss SSa
natl Cleveland and Chicago without change also Hotel DIN
%s$,: Ar; aa s55 %s
siS ios $50 IL % M san1ay s
$50 10 a. m, I45 $3.50, 1880 p m Paterson; 645 $50
$40 TO- 1o45 $50 NJ II noon 40 3is 80 49,
only only At e p Pm SiS Ss SUI sahdsys $50
iiSo m sundays, $50, 10 IN, $50 =, 1870 Corn
Sursh 7so s. To- no4S a. $50 aso M Sundays $50 M
Sundays $50 a m Goshen, 1880. o. lO'lS a $40, si5
l;3O I D. IN. Sundays $50, 10 a. mY p M hddletown
750 O. i0:45 346, $50, p M snndays $50 10 a. M
York and oswego Midland Railroad at MansL Port Jerv.
730 g. l0A5 a. 430 p M Sundays $780, ~ m' and
7pm. .,onrurpS ID orrr
Trains leave for EngewOod, Closer, Piermont Nyack
for all except NyacS), $780, 9s5 1890 245, 445
$780, ESQ., 1880 and Saturday nights only At ll3O IL
Eanget Spring Valley and Monsey e45 a. m, Al5 ?. II.
NoTR-Trans leaving Chambersst on even or half hour
leave 23ds earlier than above time train
leaving chamberss on quarter hours leave 2SdsG thr!
minutes earlier Boat 23dst a 1880 p n conDectin
with trains leaving ChamberssI OF llSop m and ~ MO
night a., n,.,,,n, roor, an
Sleeping Coaches be obaued and orders for the
and transfer Baggage left at the Companys offices
Nos 239 40l o29 and 9o7 Broadway No. Coutst Brooh
Express trains from the west arrive in NewYork ct "a
JNo. n ABB0TT. General Passenger Agent NswY0rk
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fflarble and Slate Maniels.
Copartnersbip Noliees.

NOTICE is hereby given that the firm of r.
IN J. QUINLAN Co.. composed OF Francis j. Quinsn and
william IL Ots NO 20 Magazine ct. orleans Loulsi.
ana haA been by mutual consent Elmer partner 10
authorized sign the firm name IN lPndauon Al par arus.
haupg claims the said nm viii present inc same AZ
our ohce orleans La for payment WITHIN INC ne "
80 days New orleans. March d, 1870 Ed VOlNb~A-''
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DENNSYLYANIA RAILROAD.-THE

i GREAT TRUNK LINE AND UNITED STATES MALI
ROUTE Trains leave New York from foot OF Desbrosses
Cortandt 81. ferries, as follows:
Express for Harrisburg Pittsburgh. the West and sou
with Pullman Palace Cars attached $50 H. and o'o W
For Wismspor Lock Haven. Cory. and Erie $50 N.
and $50 M connecting at Cory for ntusye Petosa
baltimore Washington; and the south Limited a.,
ingon Express OF PTan raCL NY Regular at
a. m, and p m. sunday, . p. m. ,ooo A
Express tCr P6llsdelph. 1884, $40 sS OS,T M i2sOs
and o. p = M Emf E@ierant and seecid Class
For Nsyark a. 8 $50 49, ~ 10 ~ a. 30 NJ 6ie ~
$50. I, 1880. $40, TO- 1l:So IN, and IL night SUM-"
$40, $50. Z, and $40 pm ~ 80 a.
e! s5t siO So yc 40 90
' For o ssh I s5d S'tSS 80 n4o
$50 $40 $40 40 $50 $50. $40. 540 go &c -
For srV @OOaordse PERU k%oOy and south AOO and
O. m, 2 80. 400 and $40 p. N. $50 "a -
oS 3 M nnG " hight sa and u 'i0
For East Mls tor tS M and s2o D. ID
For Lamnbertyille $50 a M 2 8 and 40 p ?; ni
For Mercer and somerset Branch, 3 D. m. -oos<
For Trenton Bordentown, burlington aud Cahuen' ''
s' For F T 7:c q m any and n H.
For Farmngdae and sauan, 730 a. m and p m ,mba
For Hightsown, Pemberton and Camden, via Perm "'
$50 D. M and via Monmouth Junction ilO p N. ., ,mpg
For Hightstown aud P,mberton, a H., VIA Pefh |'
and 1880 a. M via Monmouth Juaciion e.s, AMI 100
a. and 1910 p M daily lOi5 m. sn1 oSV 3 20
except Monday aS5 o P5q% WsSenS;Sn s ana m frSn
seRhs Si9 s2P S0 IC 49, fso is sanda n.y. 5S "a
Ticket Offices, 526 and ga Broadwsy No A1V COURT
md foot Of Ds'erO:'ei and s1a IT'S MasoS OOO
Emgrant Ticket once No Battery place ger Asest
D. N. BOYD lr, Gen. Pa''eHS'' =
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF NETWORK ........-.........MAY q.
CLEARED.
Steamship Wisconsin (Br) Jones. Liverpool via Queens
town, Williams & 0ui0n -
steamship Switzerland (Begl Jackson, Antwerp. O. w.
CVatoa.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sun rises...... 4Ob sun sets o0o Moon sets.". Z42
WATER THIS DAY-A.M
Sandy Hook BAL Cows Island 4l6 Hell O. Ferry. Cos
WATER THIS DAY-P. NJ
Sandy Hook AU7 Cows Isaud 4i7 Hell g. Ferry. $50
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Corporation kollrrs.


...----.-..-------~'~~>--
IMPAIRMENT of PUBLIC PARkS.-PRO-
IL POSALS FOR PAVING WALKS IN CITY HALL
PARK-Seed proposals VIII be received by the aDoNy ne
n.r,men NJ 81 Mon square, New-York city, until WE'D
SEsDAY TO- 1876, al 9 80 a. m for the ABOVE WoiA
For full particulars see City record, NO Clty hal.
IMPAIRMENT OF PUBLIC PARKS.
IL LIGHTING THE LAMPS IL THE PI Bill FA ,,
WITH GAS OR OTHER ILLUMINATING MAIE.hr ~.
sealed uroposas the above work are invited anu VIII 10
by The Department Of Public Parks AZ 81
snnare az m WEDNESDAY, May ~, 1910. rVi
fun particulars city Record. No 2, CITY Han.
IMPAIRMENT of PUBLIC PARKS
IL sCREENED GRAVEL and BROKEN STONE
are y and will be received by the Department or ple
Part. AT SO Union square until WEDNESDAY, May IL al
$50 o'clock r. M. - -, ~ oc,,.r,
IMPAIRMENT OF PUBLIC PARKS, 80
IL UNION QUARE-GRADINGA AND sE!llNt uiSB
YORK-seaed Proposals invited and viii be received
until WEDNESDAY the 18th May, at $3.50 a. M for The exc
cuton work For full particulars see City Record
No. City Hall
IMPAIRMENT of PUBLIC PARkS.-RE-.
~ MoVAL. REMoDELING, and CONSTRUCTION OF
CASES; CONSTRUCTION and ERECTION OF an IRON
STAIRCASE: FURNISHING MARBLE.TOP WASH.
BASINS. and PLUMBING-sEALED PROPOSALS Tor ex.
ecutng works invited and VIII be received o
the OF Public Parks az 80 Union square, untu
WEDNE May II. at go o'clock a. m
For full particulars city Record, NO CITY HAN
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CTONINGTON LINE
FOR BOSTON AND ALL POINTS EAST
REDUCTION OF FARE.
x,ssor, .ts,mers RHODE ISLAND and NARRAGASs
leave Pier So North River, foot OF Jay-st az OF -
NOT A TRIP MISSED IN SEVEN YEAh'. .rrs,s
Tickets for sale at all principal ticket ofces nd Al ~
occurred &C Offices OF Westcott Express Company N
broadway. ,noy,Dy,,cr TIVE Il.
steam.hips ELECTRA and GALATEA leave Pa u, II
River foot OF Part-pace vt A,S0 p. m treieh" "
line taken ct lowest rates a,ocr no
l. W. YILKINh O. +. Az D. UAo -
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

BRIDGEPORT, and all points on Housatonio
- and Naugatuck Railroads Fare 81. Steamer BRIDGE
PORT Catharine slip 1880 and Bridgeport All
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NETWORK, NEW-HAVEN AND HAhl-
~ FORD X. H.-NEW.YoRK AND NEW-hAEEN, e ~
VIsION.-Winter Arrsngemeni commencing rep IA, 0.os
Passenger in New York, Grand Central Depot o.
Oh Forty secondst. 49, - -o,
Trains for New. Haven 7l0 (Acc'nl, sos tExl
oO5 (Acc'nj, 10 a (EX. II n. (Accnl tEAh 80
(Acon), (Ex) 440 and 5l5 local E1b (E1h ANa "
For south NOrwalk, 80 sos, 9O5a m ~ M CRrt
220 800 Exl, 4io Bis jl0 635, 9, 10 For STANFORD
ITO. 500, 905, 10 10 m, ~ In, l. go, and 800 tELs
Boston Express via Springfield. at sos and 10 a. NJ ana
9 D. H. via Shore Line at and ~ ?. m the 500 a. m,
3tO and and 10 stopping at Stamford NolNalA Ga
O5 and 10 a. m and 8, g. aud 10 at Bridgeport ilo
sos a. IN. D. connect with trains on Shois lIhe ~
vision Tor Providence. The sos a. and p m eonnees
with shore Line Division for Norwich aud TIE
and Northampton r. r. at New Haven, and TIE %, N
and d m Newport; sos, 10 aSd II noon trains con
meet with Connecticut River r. II. at Springfield ana
for Montreal :: IS and connect Win AZ
gatuck r. and HOusaouic r. r. Al Bridgeport Inc 'lV
n M and 40 with Danbury ana NOiNIA AZ ,u.H
NOrwak, and the sos a. l. and 4iO D. M WIN WV
Canaan X. II. at stamford. "a
sunday Boston Mall Trains at p via Springfield al"
D. m. via Providence .,..-,.. r,,. an
Drawing Cars Day Express, and Sleeping Cans
IfSkets ss be parcnased Ilcket ONCE OF Company
Broadway YORK and No. Court ST. Brooklyn, VINO WIN
also check baggage from residence TO destination
PHILADELPHIA via LONG BRANCH and
by any other route. commencing May 1875 New.
York from Pier ;, n. r., foot Rector ST., 645 fx
Long and intermediate stations 945 for Phls
depha. Long Branch, Toms River, Nlnelaud &c; n
o y. M for Long Branch and intermediate stations ~
W. y SNEDEN, q. N.
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ALBANY PEOPLES LINE STEAM
"A BOATS leave Pier a. r. DAILY lSunnsys eA0eP'ouh
at 8 D Albany and all points north and west
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90. Peck ass csie. q Alton

co.. Peok agt Chic. d Alton
n. h %.
81. Natter of Law.
10i. Bishop agt Davis.
ITO. German Evan. Luth. ~.
Paul's Oh. agt. Green.
GENERAL TERn.-DAyIa p.
"a. The People ex rel. Sin
mott agt. Shea ct al,
&c.
SO. The People, ex rel. Ere.
ligh agt. Matsell and
anO.
OIL. The People ex rel Eli
OFT sgi. n. Y. q. TX
change.
l.. Matter OF Moore.
8. Mclean agt. Head.
8. The Pres, &C. OF the
Del. and II. &. co.
agt. WOrtendyke.
%. Anderson agt. Gala
han.
70. Moore agt. The May
or, &C.
lOl. Sheridan agt. The May
or, SC.
lO6. agt. .
III. .Holten agt. Holton ct
al.
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GENERAL ACKNOWLEDGMENT. Recorder-John Hannery,
Edward Buckley, feonous assault and battery Alfred
Holder burglary; Elizabeth Wallace James A. HERMAN, m
Jeh John X Parker, Jane Laughln Matthew smith Tuna
White Lewis Strauss grand larceny Robert CARROLL forgery
The Osceola times., 1876-01-15

~ TO reduce demands and be con.
tent With reasonable interest on
monies nvested. Another Of the
abuses referred to is the annual
planting of large crops of cotton
nad this is done notwithstanding
ihe fact HAT each reearring annual
experience teaches the lesson tina
this plan is failure. 1t woul'
seem that the southern farmer vii
meyer learn that his yea4y failures
/. handling cotton are stubborn
truths. III. seems TO regard them
rs mere coincidcnccs, aud every
spring repeats he large planting of
cotton, neglect ny other crops that
would pay, beyond doubt, If hand
led and cultivated. We assert that
no man, no matter who he be, can
a.ioi d TO grow cotton at 10 and II
cents per pound and buy all HIS
provisions al enormous rates. lie
pays from Is 10 20 cents per pound
Tor every ponnd OF meat, Se TO $40
for evesy barrel Of flonr, 81 fer CIV.
cry bushel Of corn, and s. per bar
rel for cornmeal, Yearly they
TAIL, and yearly again repeat the
same suicidal course. This is why
money to day is SO scarce in this
country u country in which money
should abound because OF its fcrtil-
ily. This is why merchants, farm.
crs, mechanics, editors and pyoics.
sional gentlemen and worismcn OF
every ciass, are in arrears TO every
body. Farmers, yoa have tried
this plan Tor ten years and more,
and to-day you are bankrupt. Why
stick TO it longery And now at the
beginning Of new year--thc cen
tennial yeap--lot US bcseech you to
cease, in somo measure, vt least. the
cultivation OF tins starvation staple,
and plant some other crop. Plant
everything Tor home consumption,
corn, turnips, hay, and raise your
own moat, IN fact everything that
you have to buy, you can raise al
ono fourth the cost that you have
to pay. Try this plan one year,
you have tried the other temp and
next Fall instead OF money being
scarce, il will be in abundance,
"Plenty will be read in your now
carcworn vsagos, and Oseeola
and her surroundings will
prosper and thrive. These are the
two principal abuses Of our people
Will you abandon them and sue
coed, or will you continue the old
uneven tenor of your ways and
reap as you have for yearsy We
leave the subject to tho thoughtful
consideration of intelligent men.
The Osceola times., 1876-01-15
OUR NEW IDEA FOR AGENTS.

In the Map, Chart, Picture aud Frame business.
Our circaiar tell the story, They are FREQ 70 AL
Address r. ROSS,
III, sl3& si5 Locust strrrt, ST. tVuIs. Mo
The Osceola times., 1876-01-15
BORUM'S GIN-BORUMSLD'G

Tho undersigned wonld respectfully announce
to the Planters aud the pnnlic ilai he has erect
ed a large and cummojiuus liz House ut Borum's
Landing ave miles above town, where he VIII
gin Cotton during the season, at
s3PER BALE OF 800 POUNDS
and furnish Ties and Baggng for the Seed. Now
is your chance To save money
j. y. BORUM.