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Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1877-04-13

OLD MAN.-Bow low the head, boy; do
reverance to the old man as he passes slowly
along. Once like you, the vicissitudes Of
life have silvered the hair and changed the
round face TO the worn visage before you.
Once that heart beat with aspirations CO.
equal to any you have felt aspirations crush
ed by disappointment, as yours are perhaps
destined to be- Once that form stalked
proudly through the gay scenes of pleasure
the beau ideal Of grace; now tho hand of
time, that withers the flower Of yesterday,
has warped that figure and destroyed that
noble carriage. Once, at your age, he had
the thousand thoughts that pass through your
brains-now wishing to accomplish some
thing worthy of nook in fame; anon imag-
lining life dream that the sooner he woke
from the better. But he has lived the dream
very near through. The time to awake is
very near at hand yet his eye kindles at
old deeds of daring, and his hand takes
6rmer grasp of the staff. Bow low the head,
boy, as you would in your old age be reVer-
enced.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1877-04-13

The ravages Of the phyllOxera in the grape
growing districts of Europe attract the at
tention Of the government and the destrue-
tiOn has become SO general that the Swiss au-
thorties have invited Germany, France.
Italy, Spain, Austria, Portugal, aud Rouma'
MIA to a conference to consider means 10 ex-
terminate tho pest. Unless a remedy Is soon
found the grape crop will prove failure.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1877-04-13
GREEN MOUNTAIN
POULTRY ARD : !!

DrnC FOR HATCHING, from my celebrated
E(IGO Houdans, @. S. Polish, Golden Sehright
BaataIns 81 so per dozen. rekin or Cochin Bantatn,
Yards Imperial Pekin Ducks, 81 per doH, ffom Pal
ner last Importation. White Carrier Pigeons $40 per
pair White-orested, Fantal and Jacohn Pigeons, 80
Der pair, from Burpee's Lott. My prices IN,
cIude the best package for cggs l VIII send
tha Poultry Werd one year TO all that order two doE-
an exvs from nv yards. Correspondents Solicited,
and satisfaction given TO ALL Address
q. n. CARPENTER, w. EnOsburgh, w.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1877-04-13
EGGS ZOE HATCHTNG.

From the poultry yards Of Goo s, Wheeler,
&&NN New Ipswich, N. H., at the following prices,
y for setting Of 10; Bronze Turkeys 500 I;
Pekin Ducks, $780, Plymouth Rocks, b. b.
n IIame BantAms, and L, Brahmas, 81. so. -
Have shewn BEOnze Turkeys Pekin Ducks, 4. hoekS
and BIae lexhorns at several OF the leading exhibit
zion this season. and have taken let premium on each
White Leghorns, Brown Leghorns, and L. Brahmas'
have moi heen exhibited but the stock Is hrst class
All eggs sent out warranted laid and to reach the
purchaser in good condition. Address all orders TO
Z, E0. =. WHEELER, New Ipswich, N.H'
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1877-04-13
VOL. vII.--NO. 10.
EGGS FOR HATCHING.

- n From Hrst-class stock Of Plymouth
~ ~ Roeks, Brown LeghOrns, White
3 leghOrns, Domlnique Leghorns,
tX BIack RED Game Bantanis, at 81 per
rzRskNafA doTen EGGS rom superior Pektn
I1uehs, At "a per dozen. Fowls for sale, Also one
par each Of Buf and White Uochins and Light Brah'
mas 10 make room All packed secure to 20 any dis"
tance. Address
w. L. sW EFT, SC. JOhnsbury, VI.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1877-04-13
EGGS FOE HATCHING.

N FROM Silver spangled and Golden-Pencilled
no Iamburgs and White Rose Comb Bantams
~ took tho drst premium and special on Ham
HW burgs at Keene, Jan. 18th and 18TH, 1870, ano
~ hrst on Bantams, Dec, 18th 10Th and Sist, 1870
Eggs Warranted true to Name.
EGGS sl.5O per 10. Chicks for sale in the Fall.
n. n. HONEY, MARROW, N. n.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1877-04-13
EGGS FOR HATCHING.

a can furnish fresh eggs that will HATCH
AH from the following varieties. s. s. and a.
KWAG- s. Hamburgs selected from J. U. Mckecn's
%fss1 tsge6rst premium stock, equal to any in New
WY England, $500 per doz., Light Brahmas
- Todd's stock, 500 per doz Heathwood
Games 81 so white Leghorns, $780,
NV stock Is all FIRST CLASS and most OF II bred
from first premium stock. Address
ID. w. McKEEN, So. AcwSrth, N. H'
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MIddIotoVvm springs, VI.

MiddietONVn springs, We
Tho power with tho improvements are the result Of
thirty Year, hard study Tim proprietou the in
Ventors ever have been and the sole manuaetur-
er. We have lAbOrod from the hrst 10 produce ma
chine durAbls tasty compact portable, and one that
will with less friction. We believe that We manu-
fAeture the best machine Of Ae kind in the country
We have received TIRsE PREMIUMS at New England
Fair, 1879 1874, 1873 State Fair Maine, ls7a, 1874
1875 State PAr, vormont, lsIa ls7i 1875, 1876, and
threo silver medals at New Hampshire State Fair ia
1870, and many others too numerous 10 mention.
For price list q ireulars address as above.
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POST OFFICE AFFAIRS.

Judge d. M. Koy, Postmaster General OF tho United
statos accompanied by Third Assistant Postmaster
General A. ID. Hagan. Colonel Theodore N Vail Gen.
Colonel d. b. Parker, Chief Special Agent and several
Others visited the New York Post Office yesterday on
onicial pusIness and shown ali over the build
ing. The superintendent wero individually prosecuted
to Judge Key and party. On arriving at the main
floor Mr.. Jamos introduced tho Cabinet officer 10 tho
man, who greeted tho Judge with three rousing
cheers. In response General Key made little speech
In which no stated that he had heard great deal OF
the efficiency OF the Now YORK Post Ollce, but had
before seen tho mon who helped mako Il EN-.
Gent. He thanked them Tor their enthusiasm and
promised to stand by them In their rights During
tho stay OF Judge Key no called upon by Collector
@. A. Arthur, Appraiser Silas b. butcher, Hon John
II. Ketchum, member OF Congress- Thurow Weed.
who had a long conversation with him, ana several
others.
Alter this the Washington party proceeded to in
spect the postal card and postage stamp printing
establishments. General Key IL stopping az Ihe Gu
soy House, where he proposes 10 remain low days.
INSPECTION UNDER THIS LAW.
Pursuant TO tue PROVISIONS OF Congressional law,
passed March, 1877, Mr.. James II. MARI Acting First
Assistant Postmaster General, and Chief Special
Agent u. Il. Parker. having been ordered to confer
with Postmaster James IN regard TO the reduction OF
his clerical force inquire into its efficiency yos-
tcrday mace searching investigation OF tnat depart
mcnL A reduction OF four men was ordered IN tho
offcc OF the money order bureau and increase OF
three mon IN othor divisions recommended. similar
commissions have been organized to Investigate aud
In some INSTANCES reductions have been made ro-
ORGANIZATIONS effected which will prove OF advantage
to the servlce The Brooklyn Post Olco is being In.
sDected now. but no report MADE oil II IA vet
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THE CIGARMAKERS' STRIKE.

The Picket Committee OF the Cigarmakcrs' Central
Organ zaton yesterday reported that by actual
yass tho number OF hands making cigars in eighteen
factories IN this city $685. exclusive OF shippers
and children employed apprentices. This includes
onehalf OF tho factories in operation. and shows
that President Strasscrs assertion that ihere not
GOO cgarmakcrs regularly at work instead OF 5000,
stated by the manufacturers to be pretty nearly
rect II must be remembered however, that the
manufacturers mako thor statement from Tho basis Of
the whole number OF hands employed, whilo tho
strikers exclude all but regular cigarmakcrs.
forty-onc hands In the employ OF Mccoy, Bowery,
quit work yesterday, and the shop was declared
strike shop by tho Central Organzat There
several disposscss cases yesterday.
A Workman formerly In tho employ OF Straiton Il
Storm asked Tor So rclie from the organization tho
purpose OF purchasing medicine Tor sick wiic /:
was stated, in German, by lady delegate formerly
with Lchtcnstein Brothers Co. that there q
good deal Of distress among some Of tho strikers lam
ics hin ted that alter the IL: OF would
be dincult 10 make them hold rho leaders OF tho
strike, however, do not hesitate that the STRIKE
is still on sound basis and that they will ultimately
succeed
delegate to tho organization from Foster, Hilson
a. Co, reported 10 have returned 10 work ut tho
old prices.
George T. Lies & Co, Lafayette place, deny tho
statement that strike has taken place their lac
tory among their present hands 1t was declared O
strike SHOP before their present employees were en-
gagged. Tho following notice Is posted up their fac
tory
TO our EmrLoYrs.-wc hereby declare. that wo will
never discharge any OF our employees ut the
suggestion dom and OF tho strAers men. The
latter We will novor employ.
Tho following contributions wore made to the strik-
crs' Relief Fund:IFrom Chicago, &23; Flint, Mich
81 80; Detroit cigarmakcrs, $62 so; Detroit cigar
uiactureTs, S12 Detroit German Printers Union
ST.; syracuse Cigarma&crs' Union, No. q, $40; Bos-
ton Cearmakcrs' Union, $50; Cincinnati cigar pack
crs
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AN ADVENTUROUS WALK.

Mrs. Martha Jaunccy, aged thirty-nvc, OF Marcy
avenue, near Atlantic street, Brooklyn, told Judge
Murray In the Fttysevcnth Street Court, yesterday
that on Tuesday night after walking Seventh ave
nue. sho entered lager beer saloon at tho corncr Of
Fitty.sxth street, herself she felt chilled
She seated herself tho stove and felt comfort
able enough resume her walking While In ths
suloon no had held any conversation with her.
She walked aong Fiitysxtn street. and, While doing
80 heard footsteps behind her. Sho turned hastily
around ana saw n man mufllcd up WITH
his hat drawn over his eyes, approaching
her Tho unknown man assaulted her. threatening 10
shoot hcr II she made an outcry He He'd and she
called "pocc.n officer Black OF the Twenty-seco
precinct answered her call, and after hearing her
story TOOK back the saloon she had Left There
sho claimed that George Mcnamara, young man
present, was tho guilty party rhe officer arrested
Mcnamara, and no was arraigncd before Judge Mufe
ray while the woman telling tho above story. Hc
stouty denied her charge, aud she stouty claimed
he was the Judge Murray said II was diiIicult
case TO act upon He asked Mrs. Jauncey how u was
sho had the saloon nj night ana unprotcctca
She answered that she bcnumbcd with tho cold
that her act was only natural McNamara was hcll
Tor trial. Both parties are respectable IN appearance.
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ANOTHER CHURCH DEBT PAID.

Whlo Mr.. Kimball was carrying on his great work
In The Church OF the Holy Trinity Sunday morn
ing somewhat similar effort, though OF less size and
importance, was being made in tho Madison square
Presbyterian Church, mile further down tho avenue
Al tho conclusion OF tho regular service Dr. Tucker
pastor Of the church, invited the gentlemen members
TO rcrnnn few moments In the paror OF the church
to discuss matter OF business Az tho meeting
that followed no requested all who were
able 10 subscrloo u certain amount toward
the payment OF tho debt on the Memorial
Chapel, branch OF tho Madison Square Church, in
Thirtieth street near Third avenue Tho debt In
question IL s22 900, but larger Is needed TO
pay certain expenses OF the mission work. Tho gen.
tlcmen TO whom DR.. Tucker spoke immediately
pledged themselves Tor $1,000 or 5000, tho re-
manner to BIO made up by special collection which
Will DO taken up at the service next sunday morning
or al some other date not Lar distant
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DECISIONS.
SUPREME counr-spEcrAL TERM,

By Judge Barrett
Hewlett VS. Wood CT al Tue plaintiff has omitted
10 comply with the rule (43j, ana that hc has not
furnished the notes OF tho Official slenographer Nor
has he referred IN tho margin OF each disallowed
amendment to the proper page OF such notice.
Jermain vs.. The Lake Shore and Michigan Southern
Railroad Company -Orders sighed as proposed by
defendant. with but $40 costs oil all tho motions
SUPERIOR coURT-sPEcIAL TERM.
BY Judge Sedgwick.
The Sixth Avenue Railroad Company VS.. The Gil
bert Elevated Railway Company. -RoInttitur fled
Appeal dismissed.
Walbrdge vs. Tho Mayor &c.-Ordcr denying
motion
Bowery Savings Bank vs. Klein ct al.-Rcferee's
scport confirmed and Judgment OF foreclosure and
sale ordered.
Black OF al VS.. Van Horn OF a.--Ordered on special
calendar Tor December 81
Prouty ct al W. Sichcs OF nL-Ordcr disnissine
PLAINTIFF complaint, with costs.
Henmuiler vs. Gray; Hcinpuller w. Abbott; Kelly
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MORE LIGHT WANTED.

To THE EDITOR THE HERALD
wish TO call the attention OF the Postmaster OF tho
New York oico TO the fact that tho place for posting
advertised letters dark that it is impossible for
person unblesscd with the keencst sight TO road tho
list. Will he not be SO kind as 10 remedy tnIsY am
soourner, with uncertain abode ana depend on the
general delivery Tor my ietters Being absent much OF
the time, my letters get into the advertised list fre
quenty, and from the TACT alluded TO am unable 10
read H. SOJOURNER.
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OUR COMPLAINT BOOK.

lNorh-Lettcrs intended for this column must be
accompanied by the writer's full and address to
insure attention compiainants who unwilling to
comply with this rule simply waste time In writing.
Write only on sde OF the paper-ED HERALD
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GENERAL SESSIONS-PART /.
Before Judge Gldcrsleeve.
THE 1IsrMANN MunpER rR1A1.

THE LIsTMANN MURDER TRIAL. :.
At tho opening Of the Court yesterday Assistant Dis
trict Attorney Herring summed up for the prosect-
ton in tho case OF Louisa Wetzcl charged with the
murder, by mutilaton. OF her lover Valentine List.
mann, on the night OF the 5th OF August last Mr.
Herring In the OF q powerful aud elo
quon. address submitted that tho evidence ad-
duced clearly pointed to the premeditated do
felt convinced from all tho circumstances that tho
Jury had alternative but TO nd prisoner guilty.
Judge Gildcrseeve then charged tho jury ant& having
briefly reviewed the evidence, referred 10 the law
bearing tho question Ut issue. The Jury resred at
halfpast ono O'CLOCK. aud five hours later returned
10 court for instructions, which the Court
impaired Meanwhile the prisoner sat almost
motionloss, her eyes bent toward the ground Al ten
minutes OF nine O'Clock tho jury again came INTO
court with verdict OF not guilty, winch announce
ment caused some applause The prisoner, seemingly
IN bowildered state, almost tainted IN the arms OF
w. Hart She soon revived and was escorted OUT OF
court by several friends.
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COMPLAINT AGAINST A coNpucron.

To THE EDITOR THE HERALD:-
While riding down in one OF tho Third avenue
this "Wednesday forenoon, In cur No. IL from Fifty
first street, was grossly insultcd by the conductor
handed him two dollar bill and told him that
going to ride TO the Post Once. Ho said he had no
change anu wanted mo to get of AMI get change for
him. think the officers OF the company would do
well 10 look after their employees and employ who
can show some little respect 10 Their passengers.
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REAL ESTATE.
The following the only sales effected at the En-
change yesterday:--

The following are the only SAieS cHecteu ~ the En-
change yesterday
Foreclosure sale--G. Irvine hitehead, referee-os
.a os story No. ss ss.S wh b bot r
st. ana Burling slip e. b. schafer $50
Foreclosure sale-Murrny Hoffman; Jr. refcree.of
story brick stable. with lot - ixyt9x23lx
100 No. loa Monroe 81. =. 3, between Clinton and
Montgomery sta. to plaintiff aooo
Toial sales for tho day ..................s2oS $50
The plot oflnnd lo3x7oo n O. corner esn ay and
xs s;s sa s' S as r.
sum '''''''.'' rnAssrnns '''''''''sAAS'ooo
ssh st. ae + 9 Of If Oh Ss s sy aeT1oGs 6; s
soa A a.. 4 q sss.? asaio5i; q NOM
Lexington as ,.a n w. eornsr 9th ST. "0m
ssn s sx n s Som
poiln and wife TO lanes X smith $4,000
A 70 sss Of I'd st. ios.e4 same to f. NOM
BsasSssd corner iai;l St. aaiso; IT, 'o
ls.s ss 50 a. rs X. q Of Southern boulevard ''
,I lss 7.ioo; same ,so TO l. l Lyass .,; , 1900
's 7ss,5 s; Same s' so
GIN no. so; r Kotcham 10 john Lewis. ASA
Coenties slip, ". corner Front a., ~. Ix67.l0;
SSha dawey and wife 70 < 4 BTs row, Nom
lls sh'. rs Il q % av 754ioj5 Gr.c: '
Church, Harlem. teD. =; Ray go. 1920
aosh st 2is H. W 7,h .v asSsaso; ii nom
Hahn and wiie to ", \. Mcad; 1850
TO q. q burns .....;:..........::..... $4,000
liah st. . S. 3o5 IT, q Of "a ay 26xioo 10 Jane:
s3i 81, ! s. 81 Il q Of Isl av., 2oss5; A.. X Matics
and WHO 70 y Harvest. III. ;;.;....;. $4,000
Nichols and wife TO }. Bookman. ...........,. 1000
Cannon =, !. =, ao5 i, d Houston. 5ox7S; q
Richards 70 A. L Even .....;..;, 5000
BaSns Sip v. s. a2x5s; b. Cosovc and vile to 0oo
10th S., s. no Il. Of Greenwich ST.. 27x77 t.
p Marshall TO y A. iiorner:,; . ......:...... 1900
santoo 1850
W. Allen ueicrec) to Homo insurance Conn.,. oooo
MORTGAGES
III artman, Isaac and vile, to James r.. Martin, r.
corner Of Gth av and 10Th ST. years. 1900
Havckcr. Cord, 10 VI. III. Hagerty n. g. OF 18th VI,
johnston, rcter ana wife. 10 q. d. Mahsw, n. $ Of
tas ~ s e. p, Il s. AZ and y 10 K g Kn:.d LOCO
corner Of Ganseycort and West Sta year.. DISCO
Lyncs, John D.. 70 VI H. hagerty, y. Of i3sth st.,
e; Of southern boueyara years .....::..... 1860
W Of Madison av years. ...........,...... 1900
Moses. Simon and wife, 20 G. Eosenheid, $. Of 5oth
81 O. Of "a av. 5000
o'connor. D. j., :. iiammiil, Nos 80 and oPsrk
shanss, Mary, TO NJ. A. Land, 81. W. Of 9th
o"lhou H. 70 s " Dana % a. ysa;. 80
Bcesman, Gerard. to Il u. Mintufn. .. s. Lexington
Bs az ~ o. J ,aa st. Talbot 5000
ton s Of o5th = year .;.;.....:........ 5000
Same TO same JOth 81 - Of "a av; year.. l4UoO
Lexington ay OF Goth st ........ 5000
Same TO X. Is. Minturn TRUSTED. .. 3 Of Licking
oregan. William. 10 ". \. lorn. =. a Of fist a.. ..
Grsen, < H. 70 K scwci s. Of $50 st.. W OF a ioo
Hunt. Margaret 10 j. X Lcctman executor Ic. i'
vs. OF chyse st. .......... 5000
oil sith ST. w. OF oth hvi yeafs... $500
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THE CASE OF CARRIE SMITH.

To THE EDITOR THE HERALD:-
May ask tho privilege OF a small space in your
sCompaint Book" In order to ask u few questions in
relation TO the dabolical treatment OF tho poor girl
Carrie smith, whose case printed In your issue OF
Wednesday, Is heartrcnding In the extreme2 Would
1t not DO WELL when this young lady has recovered
sufficiently, to find out from her precisely whero tho
den IN which she entrapped Is situated and also
police precinct and tho police who on duty
day and night during tho time sho was incarceratcd
in ordcr that hrst the propretors OF tho den may be
brought TO speedy justice and second that the "guar
dians OF tho peace may wear the uniform most suit
able for tbemY II the poor girl is low to gvo the
particulars then the facts could DO easily obtained for
Tie reason as your paper informs us that tho place
is well known, ana the perpetrators could
also easily DO arrested Tor the that tho
docket tho station situated in tho cighborhood
which this outrage occurred Will clearly show who tho
police were who were duty during the whole pc
Rod covering the time OF her imprisonment 1t 10
awful, terrible, to contemplate that poor, mother
less, riendiess gir should be rst kidnapped by tho
keepers ola house oil Ill famo and then outraged and
clubbod by those whose duty 1t was TO protect her.
In all probability Judge Duffy could enlighten any
whose time viii permit them TO call upon hun and got
fullest particulars 10 regard to this dastardy out
rage. Lot the matter DO followed out vigilantly,
sted thoroughly, ana end with twenty yoars' sen-
tcncc the villains engaged In this mattcr.
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sherwood Tor appellant; rnomas G. Rich Tor respond.

Sherwood Tor appellant; Thomas G. Rich for respond
ent.
No. 239. Derasmes vs. observation-disclosures by
Charles A. Jackson and John Armstrong for appel
liant: W. :. Cogswell and W. II. ondcrdonk for re-
spondent
No. 242 Wall VS. Ross.-Argued by y. ID. X. Clark
for appellant; o. w. Chapman for respondent
No 2lS Hunt We. Hunt-Argucd by 5. Hand for APP
pelIant; G. Tillotson for respondent. Case stl on
The following Is the day calendar for Thursday. De-
cember 20. 1S77:-Nos 243, 249 $50, 26l. 1T, 252,
2O3 and 254 :
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COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY, N. Y, Dec. 10, 1877.
Proceedings in tho Court OF Appeals, Wednesday,
December ly--
No. 1853 wright va wrght-Argumont resumed
anu concluded.
No. 1873. Laltimer va. Livermore.-Argucd By John
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va. Do ia vergne ct al. !; Goodman Va Colgate-or-
ders granted.
BY Judge speir.
Schlamortz va WalkeL-Findings settled and
signed.
COMMON PLEAs-EQurTY TERM.
BY Judge Van Hoesen.
Babcock va BabcocK. Report confirmed and de-
cree signed.
Shannon VS.. Everett; owen VS.. whlttemore.-Ap-
pl lcatons granted
Wilken W. Wiiken.-Issues settled.
Lucy vs. Lucy.-Approved.
Greenwich Savings Bank va Buchansn.--Report
confirmed.
The Mercantile Fire Insurance Company vs. Fow-
ler-rhe certificate Of the clerk 70 appearances
must be presented. 6N
MARINE CouRr-CHAMBERs.
Iual By Judge SnuotI
Burnett vs. Connor. granted.
Bell va Do Brennon; Murphy vs. Mccormick: Ten
nant VS.. Haraux; Clare VS.. Koch. IN otions granted
Marks vs. Boch.-Molion 10 dismiss complaint
granted, with costs. l.
Picot VS.. Macdun.-Motion denied on payment OF
$40 COSTS a1
Wheaton Va. Merritt; In the matter Of McDermott;
Taylor VS. Oliver; Weston VS.. Tisdale; Essen vs..
Sieorccht; STatton vs.. Roberts; Mainlock va Levy;
O'Neiil We. Clark: Harris vs. Inield Scott vs. Con-
over; Reid vs. Dawes; Watts vs. Strickland; Manning
VS.. Taylor; Ahrens VS. Davies.--Orders granted.
BY Judge McAdam Hk
Wylie vs. GibbR-Ihe amendment desired Is uunec.
ccssary II the Court Is The
ment Is coram non JUDGE and void, and may be SGT
asde by bill In equity, &C.
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WHAT WE MUST DO TO BE SAVED,

To THE EDITOR or THE HERALp:-
Some religious denominations have recommended a
day OF suppication and prayer God for the forgive
ness OF our sins, national and Individual for the
restoration OF good times. No time IN history
has gambling ana Drunkenness and thievng and muir
dcrng and groed of gain and theatre going selfish
ness and horse racing and hypocrisy, and all manner
OF evil doing so stalked through the land present
Lot US put away these evils, live within our means,
keep out OF debt, do unto others would have
them do unto US, and ask God TO forgive past
sins, confirm and strengthen US In good rcsol buttons
people, 4. e. Ii.