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The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1878-05-22
WESTERN WILDS, AND THE MEN
WHO REDEEM THEM


an authentic Nayratice, embracing an Ac-
count Of Sece1 Years TTuUel and Adcer-
tire in the Far West BIZ j. II Beadle,
Author Of g Life in Utah. /" Western
Co4resp0ndent Cincinnati Commercial,
et., Illustrated JOnee Brothers & Co.,
Cincinnati, Chicago, Philadelphia. 1873.
More than tive thirds of the territory
owned by the United States lies west of
the Mississippi river. Trustworthy in
formation regarding this vast country is
in request Intelligent Americans evince
unusual interest IN its geological, miner
illogical and agricultural prospects, and
are disposed to read whatever is written
by thorough and conscientious inves-
tigator, whose business was to learn the
truth and declare it impartially.
We do not propose to leave even a
momentary imnression thet this volume
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1878-05-22

A Nevada man. who had seven
homely daughters, got paper to
hint that he had seven kegs filed
with gold in his cellar, and every
girl was married in FIVE months.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1878-05-22
Our Dry Goods and Notion
Department

Comprises a variety of beau
tiful New Silks, Grenadines,
Linen Lawns, Prints, hand
some styles, Buntings, Ham
burg Edgings, Laces, Linen
Collars and Cuffs, Silk and
Linen Handkerchiefs, all styles,
Kid Gloves, Hosiery, ladies'
and childrens', Shawls, Scarfs,
Ties, Jaconet, Embroideries,
Insertings, Belts, Parasols, etc.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1878-05-22

When You see a mule plant his
ears back tight against his ribs, put
a bulge in his back like camers.
drop his nose clese to the ground
Ike be was locking for q grain of
corn, and draw in the slack Of his
tail, don't stand withia thirty feet
0: him, but go off and nit down until
he makes up his miad that he amt
going to kick. Yen can't make a
pet OF mule no way you can tx it.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1878-05-22

We can enumerate but a
tithe of OUR STocK. 1t is full
and complete IN every respect,
and WE WILL NOT BE
UNDERSOLD by anyone.
We guarantee not only a saw
ing of money to all who deal
with us, but guarantee also the
best quality of goods and salts
faction.
Thanking the public for
their liberal patronage in the
past, we earnestly solicita con-
tinuance of the same.
Respectfully, &c,
I Shannon & Co.
Morristown, Tenn, April 2, 1878.
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The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1878-05-22
Orr Boot and Shoe Depart
mlent.

In this department will be
found every conceivable style
of Boots, Shoes, Caters and
Slippers, for all classes. It
has always been said that we
keep the most durable and
most fashionable Boots and
Shoes manufactured. Give
us a trial and we will convince
YOU 1t is so.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1878-05-22
ERRORS OF YOUTH.

A GENTLEMAN who suffered for years from
~ Neryous Debility Premature Decay, and All
tbe effects Of youthful indiscretion, VIII Tor the
sake Of suffering humanity, send free 70 an VINO I
-1aed IL the recipe and direction for making the
si-1DIe remedy by which he was cured sunerers
,.jgSius. ~ profit by the advertisers experience
80 Al =, bv addressing in perfect confidence.
JOHN B OGDEN, AZ Cedar ST., Y FEB 10 ON
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1878-05-22

Incidence is stream which flows
slowly on. but yet undermlnes the
foundation Of eyerykvirtue.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1878-05-22
PIMPLES.

= M mail fFgreeA THE recipe for a simple VICE
- ram that VIII remove Tan, Freckles, P1fn-
80 M BIotches leaving the skin soft, clear ana
Pss,fsS,,f. also Instructions for producing lux
-, ~ Growth of hair on a bald head or smooth
Saee' address, inclosing Ct. stamp, Ben. van
deli 4 Co., 20 Ann st. n. \. ieDlo OH
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1878-05-22

He Waited out Of a Liberty street
front-deor yesterday, follow by o
wash board and TIVE bars Of Rabbits
soap, and as lie Strengthened himself
and walked firmly down the street.
he remarked: "a man aust draw
the line somewhere or he can't be
boss of the house and I'll be hang
ed If I'll pump more than one bar
rel of water for one washin' and
there amt no woman can make me
do It unless she locks me in-"-Ec.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1878-05-22
Our Millinery Department.

Now that Spring has begun
to breathe it's balmy airs upon
us, the ladies are on the QUI
vIvE for incoming fashions.
Our millinery department, un-
der the supervision of Miss
CASSIE RoGAN, is prepared to
furnish all with anything in
this line. We receive new pa
per fashions nearly every day.
All the latest Partisan styles
in Hats, Bonnets, Flowers,
Fancy Goods, ETC., including a
thousand delicious things that
only..the fair sex can appreciate;
Hats and Bonnets trimmed
with dispatch. We cordially
invite ladies to call and ex-
anime.
The Monitor Fashions, :"
which have a worldly reputa-
ton and given up to be the
best of the day, together with
the "Bazar Patterns are kept
constantly.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1878-05-22
Oar Hat and Cap Depart
nle7lt

Is better stocked than ever,
and consists of the very latest
styles of mems and boys stiff
brim, soft and half-stiff Hats
and Caps Astoundingly
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1878-05-22

c., G. &. & @. r. r.
Daily Freight and Passenger Trains-Sundays
excepted. .r..a.l -.
Arrive at Morristcrn $40 p. m. Depart TOO a.
Arrive at Wolf Greek. 4;O5 p. Depart 2:50 a. m.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1878-05-22

Tf yen can get into children love
Of credit, and an apprehension Of
shame and disgrace, you have put
into them the true principle. which
will constantly work and incline
them TO the right.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1878-05-22

Preacher, to boy in the street
my little man, Is your father a
Christian ?'' Boy-"Yes, sir, but
he ain't working at 1t much lately
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1878-05-22
Shannon & Co.

Morristown, Tenn, April 2, 1878.
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.... TT. LEACH, AGENT.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-22
pECISIONS-.lAN. u.

snpreme Court Cham5o.-;iiy Judee Bauettm
m aTT Sl In TIE nIt.T Of ni"H and another. Esi
Iavcr sayins Inst + Allen; A tual Lie inS CO a.t Nan
Thcrrosson Umstead aet DuIyei; Wileis agt. McCrrn
Bae TS ct 1i's granted granted ca aet Ks%@crer aud
oiher>ladcnent GRANTED Sloane agi Ii{ti,nerc Ore
OtherNse where the reference TO sell In ne matter O. tt
must be- the usual rcir6ce icfe,rcd sccoinsiv
TO Charles 6 Leeds relec Cr2sAe sg, I5s 'hi,an M, M
Buckingham sg CowugI mink the exceptions shonld 'e
SSSTG%i SSn. oei o s sr MGMs1as et The ca nnt be
ceY. oa ,S S's1s sd -G Th2%1 n. nr rl @ e 10 ] @ 70
The judgment tor costs and allowance vacated Mltn tos..
wSn ,I, ~ Iu, T The Nayer 'ic al FL psSec ncnioran
dam. Wood Tue Lqqitablc Life Assurance S0dciy.-
Geigfo9 10 Oa,,s M M, , ,tp S S
By Judge Layirnee-N ,'ona.d sgt Sa,4nAenIhe a. t,a
egite, and the allowances have been adjusted accordingly
By Judge Br.dy-scIeney act zink.-scrtled costs
granted because moon adjourned a. t"o ATTENDANCE,
Ei,kemcyer Hat BLOCKING Macuiue Comrany ct 'DI have
nni @ of ne is mol stricken oat is retained
Sc S1l 1 icy Judge Van nunt-The Mayor etc
agt Hart ct al Compliant d,missed vi costs opinion
miller AIT rmui ct a-Ile denurrrr If he Respondents
70 The plea II te oa"f 10 NE farn is oyeIn ~li" 'i
with leave paiutf reply within sweny dys;
denied With 80 costs: see memorandum.
superior Comi-npeciai Iem-By Judge SclgwIck
Bond agt MeshIlc order TO $40" cause s"cud he dis
mi White
dismiss should granted: uihIi'u.
Spcil j. ag Weaycr.-Kcpou ci rel re" C'Ehucd
and indignant foreclosure apd sale ordered HUM
Nosrsnd.-O order liEtnS Bcl{aun Nlis, receiver &C.
ko-icr Adler Ordered daf Tor ni-t
Meniav 81 Ftbruafy National ITr-t toIlgy ci'g-or
ct al Sweeny agt Prior undertakings approx ed. Martha
ae Murphy a.-tTlcr cplimA4c report ~ Ecf ara
act Wci1er. Wick Iarci Noore Eu str
AIT Post ,,uting aughty IItyd-ckc. art t!ltin.
run smith Weld at. Gala her. " d n Cal
lsghtr Marin agt. Murphy. Oriclr granted.
common Pieas->poc al Tr'H-Bg i Hdge J. i. DaIv.
Peck ct a. act Ca''rc Soln Mt. Cat~eOTder a.oud
specify the amount oi deposited IN tIr mater Oi
SteuhcCs a rc0Inf!uG ici"rr"i back -" plin"n.
By li0-en.- LuinIus etc. aat ByIne. agt
ssme-Af ons denied TIE rcoiIo q a.! at. lhc Nl.se
Nemofandnm fnr counsel Jackson HgL J4CksOa.
Motto IN sea ont
New-York tribune., 1878-01-22
c0rr0y PRESSING ~ NEw-Y0RK.

4 large portion of the cotton shipped to
Europe from this rot j. pressed 10 ncaI! third Of tn
bulk which II las upon l;s arrival here. Al the grat
steamship companies, wei The chief sailing lines,
charge eight ~ weight and not by mca-ur-
racu anl hence dcsr t0 gtt the cotton INTO hc small
est space possible. -Four large pr companies nave
their hands full IN preparing tue 100000 hle' Which
annually pas through jh- c for tnc European market
machiuc ha, been invented by which cotton bales can
be pressed aud po;id the yer minute. s"
n to fo.ty pOulds tie cubic foot and 90 De- only
tWo-nfhs Of thcig or gunl s1c.
Thi- machine lSuuw ia use by the National Cotton
Prs, Company which prepare bales for the human, hr
Nit!o.al. aud oil.r rts. i vt -ixty tous. aud c
power r. furnished - two small ~ about soris
horse power each. There tGu. - ftnions ana
tooiucd Whcc!-, and levers vu..r uio' thr of
sector. she power .rtrt'n u.r tr' drd iod.
1t cxcTi- prrssic' - LOO tu- upot 'atH pt'. lhe
small boiler only tu %! 60. "IF. wilton max
.h- running expenses 81 .iir ulcIfc V'iy hrht J.
working the machine a. the L'sr-t laie from sixteen IT,
twctt, employed. The com dressed bales are
bound IN hands "f non, - .ich hy means of patent
buckles are fastened On um"-t instantly. IAC Tcdu, ed
bales ike sold rock IN weight and n-i,y.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-22
TUESDAY, JANUARY %, 1873

Bark Europa Coerl Kimme Bremen Nov II. to Herman
xHSR S ApssSr S3 sa1 % HSSs ass with sulphur to Louis
Tetens
Bark Resoute tNor Enngcn, Cardiff 43 days. in ballast
BARK Fannie IL LOrinG tof Porand) Dcu Malaga A days.
Bark Demarchi qta LOddo Caglara So days. with salt 10
Bark Bra1e eer Jeehens Rio 5ans!ro $s DAYS, a y WIN n
on ss Dee aS s Is o s on "a 5 SPOKE c6r curtis
n ln II 5s bark Chrisana (swed from Rio Jsneiro of
Biis G. & Sweeney cof arrinG,on), Mudgett Bremen 6S
das ~ @ osasl o, 20 f 6f pan % tberton Matanzas II days
vi" ia1ff BarF Forte %S Sof a %ar,. which anchored IN
90 spoke SEE y MansSm na;1 ,6S sTSa m,4ehiS from
mass reiopgaanast and leaking needed no ASSIST
wiND-sunset-At Sandy Hook, calm; thick fog. At
city Island, =; fog
FOREIGN PORT
phllSdeISa; s sarah = Kinf16nr9; S6 inst Centese 9u
cae Rome Viora H. Hopkins, Nor B Hilton the latter Tor
via, both for Southwest Pass; 1871 insi Cromwell, f9r
Prson ar ~ PenSaco Ral'6sssa 9st rst FEDERICO
Syeyo Ellen c. he I.t'T Tor FtTahnGi" a so %r ~
iayrs 1sh nst Grant CAPT rorness the later at @ Is
Sst Foriaa can't Xndtfson; fana.. cinpa Ei@ Iqn
Majesty. Ia Thompson. Wm. Tappscoit AphTodi,e " A.
Borai Maid 9i Orleans YEA oap U'&n & DI m INST Ie
yanier. the latter at BRISTOL sionrNA Jackson ChSntG9
Admiral; Elsa Capt Nassao Ador"a Ahishoh' 9pinE'
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BArINoaE ian 9I.-Clccrci blrks Claribel, Graham,
Queenstown: Emerald Peterson, lniieffaui
PHILADELPHIA Jan. 2l.-Au we'd, ship Hclyetia, NIesen
Antwerp; bark Blanca Casanova. Galzar" lpsWch, Eng
Cleared, bark Vmgod, Nielsen, Cork ior orders
DISASTER.
LoSpOy Jan 2l.The bark Guscppe Bozzo, Capt 'tasto
Is ashore
Berwick. ANA Is hkciv 20 became Ota
wreck cargo being "saved." The crew have been
saved.
MOVEMENTS or OCEAN STEAM-HIPS.
L.nxF Jan gTho steamship state OF pennsy
vsna capt stewart from Newfora Jan. 10 Tor Glasgow"
arrived here today. - . - .-..
Tfi Jan 2i-Tle etclmship Ieplnto, Cart Avery from
New ork Jan 6, arrived mere to-day
tF0- 0tier SdtD NefcS rum Ptge.l
New-York tribune., 1878-01-22
CRIMINAL NOTES.

There was no hearing i'll the trial of Alex
andcr Barton, the ey-cashCr Of the National Bank Of
Fsl. yesterday. account Of the Illness OF General
Tracy, principal counsel for the defendant.
Andrew Kelly was held yesterday in $1,000
bail by Justice Kilbretb for slabbing Henry W. Van
COtt, OF No PIG West Thirty on.snnday even
ing MI Van Govt on opening closet IN Ills house dis
covered The ruiiaD grappled with him and finally
stabbed him.
Thee men arrested on suspicion of stealing
q diamond pin placed among the audience at
Jefferson Market Police Court yesterday a1d the con-
painant, aierward brOugb invited 10 identity
them He picked out the wrong men aud the PRISONERS
were discharged.
George Reichler, steward of the steamship
Ethan Alien was charged, at the TOmbs Police Court
yesterday, with fcOnOuS assault. His story that
Louis Disk. whom he met at s3lOon in Odks tackled
berry he struck Disk with revolver. Disks skull
fractured. Recher held 10 await the result OF the
injuries.
An examination was held before Justice
Smith, al the Ffy-seVenth Street Police Court yestCr-
day III the case of JOhu NJ Chisholm, steward of the
Union Club. who charged with assault and battery
by |. H. RaCey, fish dealer at Centre Market. TIE
trouble occurred at the market, and grew out OF dis
putcd blll. Judge Smta held Chisholm in 500 bail 10
Keep the peace civil action for damages VIII probably
follow.
Thomas X. Lewis was 10 have been tried
Yesterday in Court of General Sessions for embez-
Zlins moneys from Benjamin Il. Babbltt, the soap manu-
facturer. Under law permitting any supreme Court
Judge to SER from the General Sessions 10
the Court OF oyer and Icrminer Lewis counsel got an
order cr-pare from Judge DOnOhue making such trans
fer The session OF the Court OF oyer and lcrnuer
will be in February.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-22
NAVY INTELLIGENCK.
TIE Hartford At Tur MAprmAs-oRD

TIE HAETFORD Al TUK MADFIRAs-oRDERS.
WASuINGToN, Jan. 21.-Thc Navy Depart
ncnt has received tho following communication from
Commodore Nichols boa tue flagship Hartford
dated December Ia, or Rio Janero:
It,ve the honor 20 repOrt that left Funcha Madeira
on tbe morning of November 10, and reached our pre-
sent encourage tic evening Of the lZth +i aiicr
,ery tl.uaauf pas-..gc. used iOl twenty
thre hours after leaving Funcha tn consequence "f
calm weather and the remainder "i ulf PhHaatc was
nadc entirely under canvas In con~egic;cr oI lnI"r
on received at Madeira Of the prevalence or yellow
mort unti the actual condition OF IFS hclb coAid 10 A.
certaiutd To-day ! have received ~ 'IrIt iiolu ray
bud that while the fever II prevalent 1t can hardly hc
sgid 10 nave assumed tbo form or an findtic
The Summer heats have not yet, however reached tf
maYmuin aud. tbcro nothing the condition Of
oGars rendering presence OF weasel OF ncccs
sary think II would be uHwisr to expose the Young and
hlhv crew aud officer. OF the ship TO the rss ~ tho
rya,ut disease 10y entering the harior shall there
f,t. urocc.d in ftw dANs 10 HOntevdcO. am happy
Ia thai the health % The ship generally Is excellent
tegr.t however inform the department TINT Captain
IL A. Adams. commanding inr ~ S,h hae nee j sen
,,sfv I'M and 70 .f quL. iccpC aud dcbtaicd. He had
moi been vel during the passage to sadtiS ana az hat
leland sgccunhcd To attack Ci ihaal lcVcT oi low
ION. tenn duty n the inalaIal Iegi"h Nis"e is
and Thc yc.y warm weather through Whlch We have
10. ed retarded his recovery Du atn ~ nopo hht
Ia the c1uuarntvey cooler climate or thc lFef De La
Plata he il raudlv recover. The snip has been salts
ia,ioiily commanded by LeutcnarlC0lnnsnd'r ff.
Harrington durg tue iilDess of the CaD."lh nc sscA
has moi set reached TINS port anu nave IL" i""'
ul her movements.
Ileutciauf-C c ommauder G. z Goodrich Is ordered to
duty at the torpodO-atation Newport Il. l. Lieutenant
G. C. Cornwall is ordered TO duty the Asatic Station
Master Harry T. Stockton. 10 examination for promo
ton Ensign W. Is. Dchl has reported Lilo return hav-
inc boen detached from the Plymouth. sud has been
,,,ocoS M s,ck
New-York tribune., 1878-01-22
THE COURTS.
END OF A STRANGE DIVORCE SUIT.
soN's ATTFMpT TO PROVE HIS FkIHER AN AnuL-
TTPFP.

A
TERFR.
IN the long-pending divorce suit OF Jane NJ
-,ov AGAINST Abraham C. C)nger, Yesterday, the ref
cree reported favor of The defendant before 'uuge
C,,hert in il,e Supreme Court. Brooklyn Mr. CODger
,s married in 1888 to the plaintiff, who inherited from
colonel Rutgers valuable property in the Seventh Ward
NeNYork About twenty years ago, Mr. Conger removed
10 Grassy Point, ROckand COUNTY. During his illness
several years ago. his Clarence, lawyer, III man
piu his property QuarTeleG with his father ms us
said has not yet been settled Mr. Conger bullt Fres
byteriau church in the neghborhood. tho pastor %
which was the Rev. Mr.. Northrup The lstteFs WIG
had been school-tcacher, and with her wiic ne WE
acting ScaoO trustee, and also after her
MI NOYtnrup. IL alleged t0at Mr. CohSef was ca,i
nally intimate. ACTON l0r divorce Wa rCferer
ner Edgar Kefchum OF NewNOr6 being cioSeh
John Palmer. servant OF seNenty 3es' m d M fr fIr
witness the piaun. tcstlneu tHs' nc - "a
hours in duiub-waitcr or inc .,nlsot ,cs % ~
listened the Language ara sa" we @ rs olr
Mr.. COngeT aud Mrs. Northful. - NON mon "'if IL
rTsrcd 10 show that Mrs NOrhup had Decn crlIihaHE
ultimate with of her pupils during several year.
Tine referee declared TINS testimony uhuust"ortE. ne
rhnu~bt IL uiyscay impossible Tor man OF Ialner
ace 10 stand for four hours IN the poSon ne ocsCloe
IL concluded by asst rtIug that IN his opinion the de
rlar-e1 in the complaint, ana taI the correspondents
was not guilty OF criminal intimacy with any OF inc per
whose names IN tc tidi NtIc COheclti WIN "oie
IN evil reports against her ,
poteft Scwcl Of Scwell & Pierce. The defendants
otterpevs moved for the confirmation OF the report III
he cout yesterday morning. and submitted the papers
without comment. Clarence COnSer the son oi me de
fendant. created sensation III the rroOm ny RISING
In oppose the confirmation He said that the report
shaved bias and prejudice, sufficient evidence had
been brought to prove the defendant an adultercr.
,fr swell reped that this unparalleled in
. ,,,r,. az inrsnrudcnce The proprieies OF court
~ ustce had before been violated rs IN TINS
% whore the counsel for the piaintih was The son o
chosiug and from the first nc was prciudced against
lie minister's wife. The court reserved its decision
New-York tribune., 1878-01-22
CAIENuAE. Ills DAY.

srPREYr Corgr-C -Cu,srFrs- Barrett. Nos D. 81. can
begins AT No ~ am end, NJ No. -.
GENERAb IERy-Davs J. j.. EIaay and ingalls,. J. J-No.
2SG, y. ll3 ll6 1853 III lls lo6.
SITCAL TERs-LarrcDc-. J-Drmuir,r. No. y Ia2
and fac-Nos lO{ l36 4G. o. o. o. % 81 22G r. - ~,
sS ~ 90 VI, 49, g. si 73. III, - 2G. 49, 10 M -
100 2GS2 llOh lOsl 1910 l7g 23 g6l, 55$h - s92 1873,
l2s4 1899 g,7 2C2 200, l8I5, 1926 l$ts 2l1g G-.
l3l7 I2.N l022 &79 1850. 1881, 1882 1890, 1881 IS :.
1897. 2lG2. 1858. 1852. 1852 -
PAsT iII-Nan Brunt. J.Sns. 1852. 30 0CG loG5 sst.
1860 247S 1908 1910 93i j9N @53 1876 sIJ l2l ll3a
S2s sGs 34s O. 1874 1872 25.3. 81. 1901, 1907 ~.
sI'PguoE COURr-SrLcIAL TEEM-SP"ir. J.-Nos- 49, 6o'
ini.L TEpn-PARr I-sanforl J.-Nos. 917. 49s, l1s.
74o 3Jl. S67. $40. 20Ois, 7l9 G7s, al 5 7t1 5' 6J'
'VCGrpox pIr.s-CmAuBrrs-J F. Daly NO 2.
TRIAL T.. Van IIOe-ri. J.Nns. ~, 43l
BOO 2l4 9OI 33j, 1928 7s9 72O 6SJ 800 5GO ll16 23|
MimsR CorRT-TnIaL TEaM-P.Rr I-Nchdam. J.-Nos'
1892 H. 3Oj2. 27ls SO86. lt 81 ~, 3l32, "SJ1 2JSS
27G6 2Hs $3.50. o.. 1851 SZ7l 3272 273. ~ T. 81 o.
3217 a27n 327B, $780, 3IS 2S2 1898 $3.50. 12@6 527,
329 3293. $780, 1896, 1884, $780, 33l, 9JOz 1904
PSrr II I-Aker G. J-No. 2932. 1884 2629. 2o75 cG9G,
3uG3 3U7I 1913, 1906 33J7. 33ON 33uV, 33U - j. j z
PaRT III-Shsa, Nos. 3749 3H55. 81 g., 39O 2tzi
1919 2Ci 2Jy3, $685. 32l3 52Os, lso 2O41, 2SAZ 2ei4
GENERAL sEssIovs-PART I--Sutherand. J.-Danicl J.
Phclan Nicholas Law Robert Mack and John McDermot
Edward Chrdceich Abraham Motifs ami Jonr H.
Herbert larceny Arthur 1otttn. false pret.h'e
Colman assault and battery John White aud Thomas lis
FIFT I-3lldersceve J.-Hcnry c. Moncrim and George
Smith robbery John Lee. fcOn0us assault and battery
Savein HOyO. burglary Robert Wingatttn. CHRISTIAN Eel-
haus,r Jonn NJ wilkins. and Joseph Kelly grand larceny
i.0sfuslsiu. IA 80 prcienc@H
New-York tribune., 1878-01-22
INVESTING IN STATE BONDS.

J. V French, receiver of the Peoples Saw
iugs Bank has sued James Ingram. one OF the former
trustees the bank for the loss occasoncd by the pu-
chase OF $4,000 ot the North Carolina bonds since re-
pudiatcd-Of which. however 100000 were sold before
they ceased TO have any market on bona 'ot
- 90 one Of several bonds given by the trustees to
mako good deficiency in the bank. The defendant :
liability the first claim turns on the punctuation 0i
the savings Bank Act the change OF semsOOn either
giving taking away the rigt OF trustees to invest
funds in state bonds other than NcwYorE state bonds
On the other claim the defence want of cOnsdera0n
The facts were agreed Yesterday before Judge Van
Eunt and argument ON the law was ADJOURNED 10 II
duV
New-York tribune., 1878-01-22

The time for Police Justice Duffy to appear
and answer charges against ho before the Judges
OF the Court Of Common Pleas, will expire to-day IL Is
alleged in substance that he used his power as Police
Justice 10 the extent of imprisonment, TO compel Mrs
Mary Trayers settle matter between he aud her Sis
ter. Mrs Muhearn. which was-f Mrs IT 'verS was In
tie wronga matter for settlement 10y the cvil courts
onv There many aggravatiOns alleged, but this is
the gst Of charge. IL Is understood that Judge
Dus defence will be- that Mrs. Muhcarn presented
the matter make IL appear taai criminal 0nence
had been commitcd; that the sisters then compromised
and he would pCrnit the proceedings 10 DC with
drawn until the cOmpromisc carried out.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-22
NEWARK MINISTERS DISCUSSING Hell.

At the meeting OF the Methodist clcrgymcn
oi ErWaik ycs;rrly q" discussion II The subject of
future punishment wa continued The Rev Mr.
Valiant iLouuht That nov heaven and earth would
created for The nce wlir this earth void be the
place the punishu cnt 81 The wicked. 1Ad Rev DR..
Hatnc b. lioVcd that God would make earth home Of
righteousness, VIII tie beet WOud owen forever /;
Gcli ar' adv m9ic Tor th' Wick Il. The Kew
Dr. read extracts from Canon Fdrr1s sermon on
HE'LL said t,t II thc Translation ui the Iihc Ws
erroneous this respect. u might Oo erroneous III
others. lie charged the Methods, pfclchcre To let the
people know thnt the word ~ CIrst uual.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-22
DrSIRU-s OF MARRYING HIS AUNT.

In the suit of William Q. jackson against
Anna NJ Jackson, the plaintiff says he was induced to
discontinue su $4,000 against the defendant his
upeIes widow. by her promise marry him, but that
she married Hunt. He therefore asks that his dis
continuance be vacated that release given by him be
sci aside and that the suit with s lis pendtn and hens
h. restored The lady the disc0ntnuance and set
Element had nothing to DO with her matrimonial mten
,jons: that she gave the plaintiff NcwJcrsey pro
perty aud released mortgage and gave up some money
Claims Judge Van HOesen said Yesterday that the cou-
fct OF aidaviis great that II could not be de-
c.ded on notion but the plaintiff must be left to new