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The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1877-08-02

D5"Conneot at Alston with Tralns en- sha
Spartanburg and Union Railroad; 0onneOs ae
Columbia with Night Trains on ths GoaSh Car
olina Railroad up end down also With Take
going North and South on the Charlotte, CO
lumbia and Augusta and tho Wilmington. Ccp
ABBEVILLE BRANCH.
Train leave AbbevillO at 9.l5 m, conneots
Ing with Down Train from Groenvilie! Lsa$e
Cokesbury at Els p m, Oonneoting, With Up
Train from Columbia. Accommodation Traipo
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. Leave
Ookesbury at l1.15 o M, or on The arrival 'cG
the Down Train from Greenville. Leaves AEQ
beville at O'Clock p. M, connecting Wiah C@
Train from Columbia. = t.rll'"
ANDERSON BRANCH AND PLUB RID0R
DIVISION. '''''
Leave WAlhallA at '.."' S!26AJpa
Leave PerryvillS a. .6.OOl6rs
Leave Pendleton at $40 a IA
Leave Anderson ct .i.'<'" =" '6.80n IA
Arrive at Bolton at &-'G TO- ..I 7.l6R m
Leave Bolton 90 $50 O ua
Leave Anderson 90 l'' a'.'~ $50 p IN
Leave Pendlston % ,,.E' TAD l9l0.p m
Leave Perryyille 1910 "a
Arrive at WalhSli8 .'. .." "liI6 b m
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1877-08-02

TRIAL Jasticss--Easlsv, T W RuSsell--Saa
lu6Tity, J r Holoombe-- Central, James A
Liddell--Pickens G H., @ w Taylor--DGcuS.
vHIe, d F Morgan--Mls Greek, W TOllison
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1877-04-21
GRATKFUL-CoMFoRTIEo.
COCOA /!
BREAKFAST.

ss ATHoRoUcH KNOwLEDCE or
ID the naara laws which the epsrstons o az
gestion nutron and oareai application q the nne
properties of welsseced MI kppa has provided
breakfast With deossy navOured beverage vhch
heavy bs it s by The iudiclous
Of such articles of dies thai constitution oe gfAda
until suoagh 10 resist tendency 10
dseaae Hundreds maisdles noatna around
ready attack wherever there 10 weak point We
escape many shan BY keeping ourselves veil orned
With pure blood and properly n0arshed name"eee arti
Gle In the cfrfI Serptcs caFeffs.
Made simply with boiling water or nils sold la M and
h. packets tns (not dAmageAhle In tna Labelled thus
JAMES EPPs 4 co., HOMEOPATHIC CHEMISTS.
Gs ThreAdoeee Street. and iT0 riccAdy worts kuston
Road Camden Town. London. ncple lin
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1877-04-21
PADDY is RICE.

PADDY IS RICE.
YUNO SHIPPERS OF PADDY. AN IMPRESS
son prevail In the Islands that Paddy bccsuas
OF not being the Treaty not admssAhs Tree %
duty This Paddy being nothing sise but hice
the Introduction word would been an
the paddy arrived ha port the pFomeGaon
Of the Treaty been admitted free without question.
OF shipping Paddy this market assured
will admitted free cf duty and buiied and dressed In
the best possible manner aud on favorable tsrmsb ~
wM NJ. GREENWOOD.
General Commission Merchant and Proprietor Of india Rics
Mills, San Francisco, Cal. MIS- am
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-03-31

DaS Gb~iusfsntbum hattie rauit fefen
Gue in Nuaraiien eefast unD Die Sol
gen rcrpr finn ften 70 unabiebba,
ais Der curepdtlGen 8erSifsrune osrs
etrbli6. Wtr rarnsn ncn einmal
Dor eielsr Avcesn @sfabr uno Ysrwsiisn
ouf cie tyautiarn Gtfatrursen in Ame'
rtfa. bic fir unS oiel esfabroOllsr >rpers
rem ma6tn. ca rie eurcpdiihe 8eDSltes
rur9 bier Oiei Nsrinacr lit ala bort uno
zen 8ampf os9en pte G~inprln9lin9e
ntdt nit Der Waht aufsunebmsn Sers
m5hte. ME es in Californian albDltb
III.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-03-31
6eutlle etc n.
Ofsrmorgen.

Muf. erapcr BON Grpealorsea.
9Gwinbe bin, 0 buRre NaHt!
GrDbltG frablt Der Sfermoreen,
Seu, tn unermsH'ner Vta&t.
GrineS Summers 2eintu@ laTs
Sn Der G~sliensruft suriid,
Tort nit Meto urO StoI3 uab 9ahs
&abe aud bas 9innenslud.
Ater fret unb immtr freier
S6pIrse aG Get @eilt empOr,
DAT ;ur pabren Oierftter
Sbn empfaus' Elm Gnsel&cr
- Der @Onne, es sa pi7sn,
Dab Der @eit lebenbIg wsbt,
DAP ista Grab ni9t 9teseI f@lfeBen,
DAP CT swis, spis !ebt!
Sa bas bat Ct uns errunsen,
Ser uns Sreuub Hnb 8ruber tparb,
Der 70 ltebeno uas umldtuuee
llab 70 ilar lIG pfsnbart ;
Der bic Stetne aIler @riifte
Wis ben leiuen einf erbebt,
Wsnn letn 8auner burG bic 2afte
gcr BEN Weltssri@te i9pebt.
Saud3st-auG Ser unIern @riften
@dlst Der 9srr ben fdperen Steiu.
Die esbeusten, Siasspriften
Werbsn emf tod elid!t& fein,
@O bic Sseleu rein ii& lteben,
NenfGeuaaal fir INNER beilt
Menn Der 0eib 3u,iidseblieben
l1nb BET &eif bel Gueeln ueiIt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-03-31
Ofsraben0.

Rannf bu Sag aud unterssben,
Da bes 2sbens SOnnenbaQ
@uffiss Oh MOria's SGben,
2fuGtfnb, aammsnb bur9 bas Ma2
SGUaer Sag BON @lana bur@bransen,
@rcSer, ebsncIDler Sag,
Da bic Wabtbsit iid esfapunsen,
Die in Nabt besraben lag.
Mein, 0 neta, bu tannf niat ferben!
Mas bic COME niebsrssbn,
Mas Der Sternenbau in 9Gerben
Dur9 bas GbaOs Nib oerwsbn
Snnen, In ben &sgicnen
GDttli@ seiiiser Ratur,
Glammen spts belle Scnnen,
Dp1 fe fGaut Der CLAUDE r,us.
Sa nit binmelyDler alarbeit
ST bic 8~eliensruft erfIQt,
l1nb Der @Ottssiobu, bic Wabrbeit
@tsbt 10 tlar Dor uns entbIat;
9tebt entbuat pom 9ei6sntu9s,
Das bic gOrSeit I'M fs suanb,
limb eelGist BON benz 8uGe
ST ber Sieset 3aubsrbanb.
TAB BET gutter Neni6en 2et&sn
Steben ieBt nod Gneel ba,
Osuteno auf bas 9ebensset@en
Muf benz tuntsIn @Olsatba.
Grpb Serfinben jsne Gpten
Son bes Grcnu1sn Gruft berab:
v9uGt bas 2eben ntdt BET Ionten,
Gena Der Sob fanb bier iein 0rab"
llnb bersG6erub Dor Der Yforte
Gbens nit BEN 8lammenl9pert
Mei9et freubie bel Rem 8pr.e,
Das ct BON, Grfanb'Rsn bSrt.
Der Nerban1te Woantoe
aebrt tn's 6etmatblaub aurid,
Dem gerfoIsien la&elt 8riebe
Dem GsrlaBasn 9immelsslid.
Ssn bic IGneit serIa6ue Dale,
Auf Der Batter aSaisstbrOn.
Stuff Du na& ben, srOBen Gale,
Water, ben SsrIDs'usn SUbu.
1no benz e%iopersebaen 3aette,
Den Du siirueub einf Serbannt
5af Du SpQe RtnbssreGte
NlerbasmenS auerfannt.
Gel seprislen G,fssbur'ner
Inter tein:r 8iii Mrlhoar,
3ius'rpe ter, GrtOr'ner,
Der ea istn rirp, TT uuo mar!
2ebsnbrtnser, ntur. bas 0eben,
Das tein 1sOsstampf uns sab,
Nimm, Dir iet 60 gang seseben!
5eil BEN lebeupplen @rab!
P. 0a1 Mcrel
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-03-31
Tie
qorf qla9e
GrsdbIun8 aus BEN goIfsIeben
9einri6 Gonfcienee.
TDrtfekunn.0

Der alts Bauer mar 70 bepest burd
bte S%elbtanfIase pes Sobann Staers,
eae 3btdasn in ieinen aussn sldnStsn.
IT ldpisS stne @ei!e, feBte fld cann
wieper, nabm Die 5ano ietaesNa9barn
uno laste freanoIta:
"astn Gsb!sr 1T 70 srOs, raS niGt
Die 3eue Jpn ttIse. Sbsleid Guer
S6uers mir WttIetD einF0et freue i'd
mid COD, eab Jbr bic S,riblmr Gu
res pereanseuen 2stsa5 nit Dsn rs@tsn
Auasn anGept. DQmtt II ldpn piel &c.
pVnnen. east mid nun einiss Graser
an Gu9 It tten, utb Sbt peTret etn'
isben, tas mir ba!p su eiarm aaaftssu
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-03-31

Nm NaGmittag besab Sobann
Staers ffb ~ letuem Na6bar, unt ale
Iaelbbnsr tei itm ~ arbetten.
Der aIte GorfS sab tbn1 etnen
DrelhfeseI ia ole 5ano uno fdbrte
tbn sur 1enne, 100 fe NIT nod einent
anperen Iuslbsner 0erfe prei6sn woQ>
ten.
NIs Staers Die Tenne betrat, bur&s
~rif(sl!e Jpn Elm ldmsr3baftss SGauoern
aorntg big CT pie 9ippen sulammeu, uno
SGamr5tbe beoefte feline Stirn. Sn
Dem Arbsttsr erfannte CT etnen fetner
ebemaltBen Snedte, ben CT In eitert
Anfaue pom 8etrunfenbett rob betats
belt unp BON leinsm 6Ofe fcrtseaet
bate.
Der arn,e EagIBbner IaGte ibn an
IN psrtrauliGsr Wetle, es lag SpOtt
uno Ra6e In Dielem 2aden, pentaRens
eIaubte StaerS, CO cartn 3u lebn, unD
letn bers fiate t6 NIT Stttertstt.
Nob f1limmer pHrce 60, lsStaers,
lei es aus 3srRrutbeit, let Go aus uns
eswObnbett, feinsn DrefdFeeeI niGt
r!@tio ~ banotinn rubte. Der fremy
De Arbeiter bsBnun @iBe 80 MAIDEN
unp f@ 81 beluffSen dber rie unBe'
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-12-06
Worth 81, 900 in a Single Case.

BURLINGTON, VT, Dec. 18th, 1876.
Mrs. LYDIA E. PINKdAM:- 1t is with pleasure
that we are able to say that in every reported
TO us yOur VEGETABLE COMPOUND has given uni
versal satisfaction. One gentleman told us to-day
that 1t had done his wife thousand dollars worth
of good, as he expressed it. Our customers with
out single exception, speak of it in the highest
terms of praise. You are at liberty to make use of
this IN advertising il you choose. Yours very re-
specially. II. B. STEAENS q CO., Druggists.
a. The Pamphlet "Guide to Women" will be
sent free to any address by enclosing stamp to
LYDIA Z. PINKHAM, Lynn, Mass.
Lydia f. Ptnkham's Vegetable Compound
Is sold by all Druggists at 81 per bottle. Whole
sale Agents--George c. Goodwin & Co., No. IS
Hanover street, and Carter, Harris d Hswley, Nos
356 Washington street. Boston.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-12-06

- (SUEDAN EXCEPT ED.)
Going North-11: rs a. m; 1898 p. m.
Going South-7:3O a. m; S:2s p. m.
Palace Sleeping cars. owned and operated byt Is
line. accompany all night trains.
CONNECTIONS ARE AS FOLLOWS:
At Burlington with Toedo, Peoria & Warsaw R'y
for Peoria, Indianapolis, Lafayette and Cincinnati;
with Chicago, Burlington Quincy r. R., for Chi
cago, Keokuk, Quincy and ST Louis West TO Ottum-
va and al points in Kansas and Nebraska, and with
Burlington & Southwestern R'y, for Pennington,
Bloomfield and all points in Missouri and Kansas.
At Columbus junction, with Chicago & South
western Railroad forsW ashington andLeal enworth.
At Nichols. with Muscatine Division B. c, K 81 ID
for Muscatine. a.
AT West Liberty, with Chicago, Rock Island 3
Pacific Railroad, for Iowa City, Desmoines, and
Davenport.
At Iedar Rapids. with Milwaukee Division of B.
r & d for Independence, West Union. Postvilld
ana McGregor; with Chicago & Northwestern Rail
way, for Omaha. Council Bluffs and Chicago anS
with Dubuque Southwestern R'y for Dubuque.
At aterloo and Cedar Falls, witS Illinois Cei
tral Railroad for Independence, Dubuque, Fol
Dodge and Sioux City.
At Shell Rock with Stage for Wayerly.
At Nora Junction, with Milwaukee d st Pau
Railway, for Mason CITY and Charles City.
for all points in Minnesota
At st Paul, for all points on Northern Pacific
Railway, the great Lake Superior region, and all
points North and Northwest
E. f. WINSLOW, Gen1 Manager.
G. IVES, Genl Pass. & Ticket Agent,
Cedar Rapids, lows
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-12-06
Republican Opinions OF the Presidents


cG .G Message.
Judging from the remarks of our ex-
changes and the general tone Of Washing
ton correspondence, there is a great
diversity of opinion among Republicans as
to the merits Of the late presidential
message.
Those who look favorably upon the
Presidents Southern policy are, so far,
well pleased and do not hesitate to express
their appreciation in decided terms, but
some Of this class are not so well disposed
towards the financial ideas Of the document.
The anti-Administratio class who see in
the Presidents plain and direct reiteration
of his Southern policy disposition to stand
by the policy which he has entered upon
instead Of receding and bringing himself
more in accord with the strong radical
element, are accordingly left 10 the sulks.
They feel their situation all the more
keenly because during the last few days
Of the extra session they had been led by
what was said and done in the Senate, and
from the vacillating course of the supposed
special friends Of the President that he was
weakening, or in other words, that rather
than depend upon the Democrats for the
success Of measures and appointments he
would necessarily have to compromise his
previous positions and yield something for
the sake of Republican senatorial support.
The Presidents views Of finance canhard-
ly be said to be distinctively Republican
or Democratic, as the policy which he
enuDciates will find more or less support
ers as well as opponents in each party.
The Presidents views are much surer Of
endorsement and support in the East than
in the West, 50 far as regards the money
question.
1t seems probable now that the really
exciting questions of the regular session
will be the repeal Of the resumption act
and some form Of silver bill.
Civil service quarrels between the Presi
dent and the republicans may possibly be
in the main got over or avoided through
compromise and personal concessions, and
so great is the diversity Of opinion on tariff
that il will hardly assume in any
event the characteristics Of a purely
party measure, aud is not likely to be
taken up and debated to any extent until
some action is taken upon the repeal bill
Altogether, therefore, though Mr.. Conk
ling and those of bis ilk have won vic
tory over the president in the last hours
Of the extra session, thorough misman'
agement of the presidents friends anC
bunders on his part in the bungling way
he adopted to reach desirable reforms, anC
his yascillating course in regard to execu-
ting his orders for civil service, still it may
be expected he will gain wisdom by expe
renee, and that he will for the future avOiC
some of the more palpable mistakes of tn,
past, and in making less haste max,
greater progress.
But in any event we do not see how b.
will be able to regain the full con6denc
of the party which brought him int
power, nor how he can with any grea
success make for himself third party Q
any strength or permanency.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-12-06
Chancery Notice.

STATE OF ILLINOIS, l.
s COUNTY OF Rock ISLAND
In the Circnt Court of Rock leland County, 10 the
January term. A. d. 1875.
Andreas Hoffman, Complainant, VS. Julia A. Walter
George Walter, and the unknown heirs at law of
George Walter, deceased, Defendants.-In Chan
Gerry.
Affidavit Of the non-resdence of all of the above
named defendants having been fled in the Office of
The Clerk OF said Court. notice is reby given to
each OF the above named defendants, that the said
comp alnant has filed bis bill Of complaint against
them in said fsourt. on the chaneery side thereof
and that a summons in chancery has been issued
out OF said Court AGAINST all OF said defendants
turnable on the first day Of the next term of said
Court, which is to be begun and holden at the
Court House, in the city of Rock Island, in said
county, on the frst Monday of January, A. d. 1873,
at which time and place you and each of you viii
appear.
Dated this 2Tth day OF November, A. D. 1877
LEVI f HARSON,
OLIVER OLSEN Clerk of said Court
Solicitor for Complainant. 11-27d4w
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-12-06
Cure of all Female Weaknesses

This Compound, which Is purely vegetable, has
entirely cured the most stubborn cases that have
ban1ed the skill of our best physicians, and hous-
ands OF persons who were considered as incurable
before this remedy was discovered have been re-
stored 20 perfect health by its use.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-12-06
THE SUN.
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tinuance Of the hearty eS mpathy and generous CO.
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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-12-06
FARMERSf

Write Geo. Webster, Hamilton, Hancock Co.
Ills, for Maps and description Of Valuable Farms
in Clark Co. Mo. For sale Low lease on long time
The New York herald., 1877-02-08
LIFE INSURANCE AFFAIRS.

THE CHANGE OF RECEIVERS IN THE CONT
NENrAL-PR PRESIDENT CASE GIVES BAIL,-NEw
FEATURE IN AN OLD SUIT.
Tho receivership OF the Continental Lie Insurance
Company changed hands yesterday, Mr.. Anderson
giving place to the new appontee, Mr.. Grace. and
transferring his tho accounts and securities in
the oflcc rccspitulaton OF the outlay during Mr..
Anderson's regime s follows SALARY account
s1l,147 49, counsel ices $ll,44l 80; nre insurance
account, $373 75 premiums returned, $119 S5; pre-
miums returned by order Of the Court $3,o47 67 In
cidental expenses, $3 259 So His total receipts
Sl94,55l rs; cash balance on hand February B.
$l64s61 SIS turned over to Mr. Grace $l64 Ss4 II IN
cash. and check with protest, for $303 IL
Ono OF the rst actions OF tho new receiver was the
discharge OF all the formor employ y6s-somo fifteen IN
number. other clerical assistance was brought In,
and may be that some OF those discharged will DO re-
engaged
The receiver of the Continental Life Insurance
Company promises to have hts hands iul contesting
suits brought against the corporation. In the Su-
premc Court Chambers yesterday, before Judge Bar
rctt q motion was mado to make the receiver party
defendant in suit brought against the company by
b. Morgan, which suit has been pending for two or
decision on the motion was postponed
PRESIDENT CASE APPEARS
Robert L. Case, Sr., president OF the Security Life
Insurance and Annuity Company, against whom an
indictment has becn found for perjury. came to this
morning, and Immediately proceeded to tho District
Attorneys Office, whero he gave bail In the proper
amount In the Indictment II is alleged that MI. Case
turn ishcd statement In which te purported to
give iuli and ample illus OF the affairs OF tho
company Tor the year 1875, ending December 81 was
such report OF Mr. Case that the cost value
OF the real estate of tho company was $460675, and
that tho vauc OF stocks and bonds owned and In
possession OF the company $685. 1877 IS; tho cost
OF office, $32 SIS IL, and tho amount on deposit In
bank $172, ,s9U 81. The indictment then slrgcs that
these figures were grossly, falsely and wiliuy over.
estimated that the assets IN question were by no
means OF he value set forth. Mr. Case, for having
president of The corporation 10 question: sworn 70 the
the statement set forth, therefore iu
dctcd for doing. Bai IN this particular indictment
has been nxcd at 100000 Mr. John +. Williams, who
Warren Dclano. Of Ncwburg, became bondsmcn TOR
Mr. Case IN the amount above stated. and he was
cordinqy released. The actuary OF the company,
Robert H. Cssc Jr, has not yet put in appearance
and II is alleged that he has become fugitive from
t.ett
The New York herald., 1877-02-08
A HARMLESS LUNATIC.

James Downs. resideft OF Aquebagnc Is subject to
spells OF Insanity, and has been in tho habit of
dorng about the ncighborhood and Tightening people,
though he was generally regarded as harmless. Mr.
Peter r. Terry found him some distance from home on
Sunday, and, taxing him home, placed him in out
building which had ocen constructed for his coninc
mcnt during his insane spells, where he could be
kept comfortable and hts wants attended TO- That
night fire In the direction OF
Downs house, aud upon investigation II discovered
flames. The door was broken open by Mr. Addison
Reeve, who finding the room already filled with smoke,
covered hIs face with damp cloth, aud going In DIS
covered Downs nsensble on tho floor. He dragged
out pcary dead, but finally restored concious-
ness The IRE subdued, but not until fihe house
had been badly burned. Downs II appeared, had two
or three matches concealed In the lining OF his coat,
aud he said he only intended to burn holo large
enough to crawl through.
The New York herald., 1877-02-08
NEW YORK HERALD THURSDAY SHEET

ment in accordance to the prayer Of tho complaint,
with costs Findings TO be submitted on notice.
by Judge Sedgwick.
Naylor va Lunt OF aL-PlantiI's complaint dis
missed.
Murthe vs. Garrison. Ordered on special calendar.
Knabc vs.. Ebcrhard. Undertaking approved.
Jones va Barlow; Cook Evans et aL-Orders
COMMON PLEAs-sPEcIAL TERM.
BY Judge Robinson.
Stewart vs. FieId-Motion denied, with $40 costs
BY judge j. r. Daily.
Drew vs. Thomas Final decree signed.
MARINE COURT-cHAMDxRs.
BY Judge McAdauA
McGec VI. Cole; Ryan vs.. Foley; Herts va Stewart;
Young Va Cohen; Timm VS. Barrett -OpinionR
Groran VS. McAroy; Herbert VS.. Murphy Motions
Brown v;. Rocse: Lazorn vs. saure-C G. Macy,
ESQ.,, appointed receiver
Cricht0n vs. Gibbons; Scheureman Vs. Gillespie -
Koehler vs. Cumisky. commitment ordered
Safeguard Insurance Co. vs. Leake.-Attacnmen or
dered.
Smith vs. Babcock.-Order settled.
speir VS. vemeister.- r.-Procecdngs dismissed.
Boorman Gussin.-H A. Tober appointed re-
cciver
Poynon va Jordan Long VS.. Esing; Christopher.
son vs.. Wilson Defaults noted.
Gross vs. Tayior.-Mosion denied; no costs
McCallum vs. Dining. Motion granted.
Beach VS.. Bowns-justihcHtion dismissed.
Ebcrhard vs. Rockiand Nickel Company.-Order
settled.
slote VS.. Peas; Brown vs. rurley; Guthcrie Vs.
French; Seasongood w. Sinclair; McAister Lewis;
Weishhauscn VS.. Bryant Prize VS.. Prtze; Solomon
VS.. Mary kalfon VS. Cushman; Williams VS.. Connolly !;
Spcir Va. Kenntster; Rcnwck VS. Hays Steinhardt VS.
Spcrllpg; Porter vs.. Davenport; Smith VS.. Farley
Vacula vs. Capek; Rcece vs. Honam; Eddy VS.. Huri-
bert; Ogden VS.. Trauzman; Lippe VS.. Kcif.-Orders
granted
BY Judge Sheridan
Ludke VS.. Conner; Fox vs. Mckenzie. Motions de-.
MED, with $40 costs. Mcmorandums.
The New York herald., 1877-02-08
COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY, N. T.. Feb. 7, 1877
In tho Court of Appeals to-day the following bus-
ness trausacted:-
No. 1eo King vs. sarrs-Argumcnt resumed and
concluded.
No. 73. Luco vs. Dunham.-Argued by 3. p. Nash
for appellant and james Thomson for respondent.
No. i6S. Kempv The Knickcrbocker Ice Company
Argued by $. r Nasn for appellant aud james Thom-
son for respondent
CALENDAR.
The following is the day calendar Tor Thursday. Feb.
ruary s. ls77-Nos S4h, SAX, H. ISL, los, III, l34
anhl
The New York herald., 1877-02-08
MARINE COURT PRACTICE.

AS writer on Jurisprudence and its practice Judge
McAdam, Of the Marine Court, seems to be as udc
fatgabc he Is in the performance OF his duties on
the bench. There has just been issued from his pen
an appendix to his second edition on 'Marinc Court
Practlccr The work TO which this Is an appendix
was issued in 1872 and has added to IT, by the present
work all tho uvs relating the Marine Court sincc
that date down 10 the I'd Of January last together
with notes of all decisions relating TO the same or OF
recent governing effect In tho practice OF the Court
This work cannot fail TO be necessary supplement- TO
preceding works on the subject, and indispcnsa-
cOurt.
The New York herald., 1877-02-08
THE POISONOUS 'SPITz.

On Tuesday afternoon Spite dog, evidently suffer-
ing hydrophobia, ran into tho yard OF the resi-
dcnco formerly occupied by Mr. James Jacks, on tho
Black stump road. town Of Jamaica, when he bit o
valuable hunting dog, and again started on run for
the road, being chased by Que 0f hc workmcn until
he reached tho residence OF Mr. Pcer Flick, where he
bit u dog owned by Mr. Flick and was hnally shot.
Fearing tho worst Mr.. Flick ordered tho three dogs
kept hts place TO be shot, and the two dogs kept
the Jacks place werc also killed. The Sptz whom
nrst seen appeared tired having evidently ran long
distance ana It Is feared has bitten other dogs and
moi Cattle.