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F. BEATTY s
 Pianos and Organs.

BEATTY ssHAS1; squaIs and gRAS1 H94iSB9 and Beatty's Celebrated Golden Tongued Parlor Organs are the sweetest toned and most perfect instruments ever before man 1iactured In this or any other country. The world is challenged to equal thera. Best discounts and terms ever before oIv. en: Rock Bottom panic prices now ready 10 loooers, agents and the trade in general. All offer: These celebrated instruments leiIher Piano or 0rgan) boxed and shiD- ped anywhere, on i've to fifteen days test tIlal. Money refunded and freight char ges paid both ways if in any way unsatIs. factory. Fully warranted for six years ss str etly nrst-class. Extraordinary liberal discounts given to Churches, Schools
 Lodges, Halls, Ministers, Teachers. etc In order to have them introduced al onoe Hhere nave no agents. Thousands ncCg m use. New Illustrated Advertiser 0C,at. alogue Edition), with list of testimoniaIs
 now ready, sent free. Established in IS59'
 Address, DANIEL F. BEATTY
 December :, 1877.
Arizona citizen., 1878-05-24

DOAD STATION RECEIPTS REA Reprinted and for sale cheap at THE C4r HEN office.
Arizona citizen., 1878-05-24

pLAEK POWERS OF ATTORNEY FOB O sale cheap at THE CITIZEN office.
Arizona citizen., 1878-05-24
FOR GLOBE DISTRICT
VIA GOODWIN.

UlHE EASTERN STAGE, LEAVING | Tucson every Saturday at Il o'clock a. m., Makes Direct Connection via Good win with Lacy's Globe City
 Express.
Arizona citizen., 1878-05-24

HEADACHE.-There are various causes for headache, as Arrangement Of the cir culating system, of digestive organs, of the nervous system, &c. Vegetine can be said to be a sure remedy for the many kinds Of headache, as it acts directly up- on the various causes of this complaint, Nervousness, Indigestsou. Costiveness, Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Billousness, &c. Try Vegetine. You will never regret 1t.
Arizona citizen., 1878-05-24
" e egetine.
DOCTOR,S REPORT.

DOCTORS REPORT. DR. c. NJ. DUDENHAUsEN, ApothecSry,
 Evansville, Ind. The doctor writes: I have large num- Der of good customers who take Vegetine. They all speak we'll of 1t. know it is good medicine for the complaints for which it is recommended. December 27, 1877.
Arizona citizen., 1878-05-24
Dissolution Notice.
26tf

THE COPARTNERsHIP HERETO Il fore existing between W. IT. Putnam. ]. D. Putnam and c. D. Putnam, under the firm name of Putnam Bros, is this day dissolved by mutual consent
 W. H. PUTNAM.
 1. T.. PUTNAM.
 C. p. PUTNAM. May 3, 1878. 3j.iU
Arizona citizen., 1878-05-24

Vegetine is a great panacea for our aged fathers and mothers; for 1t gives them strength, quiets their nerves, and gives them Natures sweet sleep.
Arizona citizen., 1878-05-24
V egetine.
 FOR SICK HEADACHE,

EvANsvsLLE, IND, January l, 1878. MIR. STEvENS:-
 DEAR SIR,-I have used your Vegetine for Sick Headache, and been greatly ben efited thereby. have every reason to be- lieve 1t to be a good medicine.
 Yours very respectfully,
 MRS. JAMES CONNER, All Third St.
Arizona citizen., 1878-05-24

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The most ordinary Job will receive care iul and prompt attention, and the most difncult styles Of work xill have full jus- uce done to their merits.
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Vegetine has never failed to effect a cure giving tone and strength to the system de- bllitated by disease.
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Arizona citizen., 1878-05-24

LETTER and ENVELOPE HEADS.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1878-08-21
MIscELLAM
Succession Sa e.
SUCCESSION OF I

ESTHER p. TANNER.}
Probate Docket, Parish Cclrt-Parish
of Rapides, LOUISIANA.
PURSUANT TO AN ORDER OF
i Sale issued by the honorable the
Judge of the Parish Cour fol- Rapides
Parish, State of LouisiaH, and to me
directed in the above Succession, COM
handing me to sell for tir payment of
Judgment claim of the new Orleans
Canal and Banking Company, | shall
offer for sale at Public Antion, on
SATURDAY, 1.-THE Oath dayof AUGUST,
.... ,slt,.A, D., 1878,
at - O'Clock NJ, the following described
property belonging to said Succession,
to-wit:
The undivided one-half interest in
and to a certain tract or parcel OF land.
situated, lying and being IN ihe left
descending bank of Bayou Bouetf. in
the Parish of Rapides, aboit thirty
three 1887 miles from the Tow of Alex
andria, bounded on the NoTtl by lands
of the Estate of Wilson and George c..
Smith. on the East by lan.ls Of Lem
Pearce and Bayou Boueff, on he South
by Bayou Boueff. and on the ', est by
lands of George B. Marshall anl Madam
M. r, johnson, containing fife thou
sand SIX hundred $4,000 acras, more or
less. The same being the coHmunity
Interest of Mrs. Esther p. 'ra,her in
and to said property, with all tir build
ings and improvements. situated there
on, with the exception Of one l'1ndr"d
and seventy-six Q76) acres OF fntl on
the upper portion of said plantation,
upon which the sugar-houSe, dwelling
anl improvements are situated, ana
which has been tleereed 90 be lliesepa-
rate property of .Jabez Tanner.
Terms Cash, subject 70 ariRaise-
ment. II. NJ. Robinson,
Sheriff and Special Aucti0leer
July l7-p. F's $ll.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1878-08-21
CONSTITUTIONAL AMEN DMENTs
OFFICIAL.
To the Qualified Electors of the State OF
Louisiana.
OFFICE OF SECRETARY OF STATE,
STATE OF LoUIsI MA,
NEW ORLEANS,
INV II 1879 |

Tn pursuance of article 147 of the
constitution of this State, publication
is hereby given t. he voters of this
State of the prc"osed amendments to
the constitution Of this State, agreed
to by two thirds of the members elect
ed to each house of the General AS
sembly, at its session of 1878, and
which are required to be published,
three months before the next general
election for Representatives to the Cen
eral Assembly, in at least one news
paper in every Parish of this State, in
which a newspaper Shall be published.
Said amendments appear more fully in
acts Nos. 70 and "a of the regular SEES
sion of the General Assembly of 1878,
and in act No. II of the extra session
of the General Assembly of 1878,
which are officially published for the
information of the voters, and which
will be submitted to the people at the
next general election, to be he'd on
the fifth day OF November, (next) 1878,
in such a manner and form that the
people may, vote for or against each
amendment, separately, and if a ma
iority of the votes at said election
shall approve and ratily all or either
of said amendments, the same shall
become a part of the constitution
WILL. A. STRONG,
Secretary of State
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CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS.
the State, or any parish or municipal
authority,on any mechanical trade
mandatory or factory. except such as
may require police regulations, In
towns and cities.

may require police regulations, in
towns and cities.
NUMBER TWENTY.
The Legislature is authorized to ex.
empt from State, municipal or parish,
taxation household goods, such as fur
niture, wearing apparel, tools of trade
or profession and family portraits, mot
exceeding in aggregate value the sum
of five hundred dollars.
ACT NO. 1a, EXTRA session OF 1873
NUMBER TwENTY-oSE.
Strike out the first part of article
l42 of the constitution of 1865, which
reads "a university shall be estab-
lished and maintained in the city of
New Orleans, 1t shall be composed OF
i law, medical and a collegiate de-
p;a,rtment, each with appropriate facul-
ties. The General Assembly shall pro-
vide by law for its organization and
| maintenance" and insert: 1.-THE uni.
| versity shall be maintained. 1t shall
be composed of law, a medical and an
academical department, and snch other
departments as may he established by
law, each with appropriate faculties;
PROVIDED, that tile law and medical
departments already organized shall
continue in the city Of New Orleans
and the academical and other depart:
ments may be located elsewhere in the
State.n
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VOL. 81
DEMOCRAT.
OFFICIAL jOORNR. OF THE PARISH,
T. nj 81:

THE DEMOCRAT ispublished Weekly at,
-Four DOLLARS pet annum-Two Dol
LARS and FIFTY GETS for six months
PAYABLE IN Ar"'' gE. No sub
scription taken fora less period than
six months.
ADVERTISEMENTS nserted' at the rate
of ONE DOLLAR persddaFe for the first
Insertion and FIFT' CENTS for each
subsequent one. Eight lines or less
BREWER type) Constitute square.
OBITUARY NOTICES, Marriages, Public
Meetings, Cards of thanks, ETC., to be
paid as advertisemeus.
PERSONAL CARDS-fhen admissible
charged double the usaa advertising
rates.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1878-08-21

Ir was during the late months Of
lS49, when professional gamblers
were trumps in every sense OF the
word. l remembef a number OF
them hung out at the Graham house,
and banked with Burgoyne. Il
Among us old forty miners playing
on the square was reckoned a cardi
nal virtue, and upon my soul, ] don't
see why it shouldn't be to-day.
When The 50.cent roulette twirler or
thimble rigger of Pacific street, or
little Sidney, stiffened his neck and
shot out his head as he boasted OF
playing son the square," you may
conceive the altitude Of the senti-
mcnts of the thousand-dollar faro
dealers of the Parker house or Fl
Dorado. The gamblers of forty nine
were power. They made them
selves felt. They possessed the
physical and financial power, to say
nothing Of the six-shooters to back
them up. 81 Z 4a
Remarkable men they were, the
gamblers of 40, as almost any old
Californian will tell you. aN
1.-The incident / am about to relate
occurred at the Graham house. An
ugly brute of the Pike county
growth, loaded down with ounces
and reyolyers, fierce to hideousness,
dropped down "for. d high. old time,'
and thought the Graham house the
proper place to begin, when profes,
sional gambler-let me call him
Harper, his family are still living
and it isn't necessary to mention
real names-suddenly dissented
There were quite a number of th'
brethren of the green cloth at thu
, Graham, and / must say for then
they kept admirable order.
In three months there was not
3 man killed in the house. The kill
9 ing was always done outside, an
= : generally quietly. Still there wer
# exceptions, and this was one {
them,
y I've seen man dragged from hi
: seat at the Graham house by til
IS hair and kicked clean out OF dool
before he had time to wink, simpl
IS because he had made little motto
5, with bowie knife. Before II
: brute could make the lunge, his 0
~ ponent had him-had him like
dash of lightning, and when he 6
e through with him he was so bill
in with blood aad SO sick at the sto
ach that he had no heart to cut
mans throat, much less threaten
w ~. And the brethren Of the green Gle
backed up the enterprising adyoc'
Of law and order, you bet.
w. ~ The chap that stood up for
rly own and his neighbor's rights
that occasion was one Of the quiet
on men I ever met;;s had Little to !
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REVBLVhR fREb. yer With box cart

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l3G and lbs Wood street, Pittsburgh,
Penn.
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NEW Rich BLOOD!

PARSONS PURGATIVEz PILLS, MAKE
New Rich Blood, and will completely
change the blood in the entire system in
three months. Any person who will take
pill each night from to II weeks may
be restored to sound health, if such a
thing be possible. Sent by mail for . let
ter stamps l.. S. JOHNSON ~ Co.. Ban
gor. Maine.
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THREE KINGS WIN.

A STORY OF A CALIFORNIA FORTY Nl's'@.lsI
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1878-08-21

Tie Chief Justice of the Supreme
Court shall receive salary of seven
thousand dollars per annum, and the
Associate Justices of the Supreme
Court shall each receive a salary OF SIX
thousand five hundred dollars per an
nun, payable quarterly on on their Ell own own
warrant.
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CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS

any public officer, agent, or contractor,
after the service has been rendered
or contracted for; changing any Par
ish seat, or creating new Parishes, ex-
cept by the assent of the majority of
the qualified electors of the Parish, or
Parishes, to he affected; i'll all other
cases, where a general law can be
made applicable, no local or special
law shall be passed tf
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sl2ortyu.
V q
MEMORIES OF sPRINGTlME.
BY $. A. Nj.

o sudden tears like April rain,
DER pleasant memories falling!
o lips that smile with life again,
From far-of uplai;ds calling!
o radiant forms which walk in white
Where Eden streams are flowing,
When shall see the morning light
Along my pathway glowing?
All! sudden from the melting sky
The golden CLEANS are shining;
Look up! sad heart and fearful eye,
Gods purposes divining;
Still shines his love the, storm aboye
The clouds his face are hiding,
In the broad sunshine of that love
Thy lost ones are abiding.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1878-08-21

The Governor shall receive salary
of seven thousand dollars per annnm.
payable quarterly, an hisown warrant.
(Strike out articlatifty six.
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D1kMOBEAUTI- 0DNk nj
PA MI full es Concert UhUAW

$1,000 only $425. Superb Grand Square
Pianos, price $1100 only $3.50. Elegant
Upright Pianos, price $500 only 81 DO
New Style Upright Pianos $1l2.5o, Or
gans $50. Organs II stops $72,50.--
Church Organs l6 stops price $500 only
$ll5. Elegant 1915 Mirror Top Organs
only $lO5. Buyers come and see me at
home if am not as represented, Il. Il.
Fare paid both ways and Piano or Or
gan given free Larne Hist. Newspa-
per with much information about cost
of Pianos and Organs sent free. Please
address DANIEL F. BEATTY, Wash
ington, j.
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CALENDARS THIS DAY.

SUPREME oURT-CHAABERs-Lawrencs J:-First Monday
motion calendar. The calendar viii be called through,
TO- II. ~ -, IA, 10, l6, IL lS 49, 20 a. e.
"a, 90 &C. 81 2S 90 81. Law aud FactNus $50, 200
$751; $50 1872 us 72 3Sl 1872, 56S 564 81 12l 64S GOV
CIRCUIT-PART lI-BarTett mos. 1861, l42l 81 l6ib.
29l2 2252 1853, 24O4 1919, 2562 1901 1850 266a 80 q
l6J6 1905 1870 1854 1875, 1872 1861, 224S 224' 2249
PART III-Donohus J-Nos 234G 1872 1888, 1891 24A9.
2l4o 2Ss 2146 "a 21l9 1888 81 1870 zoos 2l36 274
1856 Zig i779 1858 1872 44Oi 2l67 1903, 1871 2432
25O6 22ls 2ib4 1924 2536 26S7 2639. 264O 2641 2542
SUPERIOR CoURT-GRXERGL TEaM-Curtis c. J., and sedg
wick and Freedman, JJAppeals from ORDERS Nos l. g.
80 u ~ u ~, I' "a, 10. 1890 ~ on he
General calendar Will be called on the first or any
day OF the
SPECIAL TERH-Spier Demurrers-Nos l. 2, "a 8. Is
of FacL-NOs. 10 7S inclusive 49, . -.
TRIAL IKBN-PART Ivan Worst J;-Nos' 40S' SS4 $50
49, S 9 S2 252 2S 3S 9S S $40 10 5 S al ~ S 57S
I47 468 6si sac 500 $3.50 4I6. 594 S9l 822 Ash 435.
COMMON PLEAs-GENERAL TERM-C. r. DAILY, e. j., ana
Appeals rCm Judgments and Referees RepOrsNOs 80 70
100 inclusive Appeals from District Courts-Nos lO7 TO
SPECIAL TERM-Lare1nore Mos J. q 80, T. 9, 10.
IL ~ l3, a. Is, 49, ls ~ 90 81 % % "a ,eo ,oo
TRIAL IIRM3P4Rr IL f. nay JaNos a59 769 799
49, "a 7@S s SIS S sg' e.. a'' 49,
4792 4s7a 4lS9 AIS 4s45, 1921, $780, 2s6' 4slS 4"ll
1851, 464l, 2545, 1854. 478l. -. ..., 49, o.o,
PART II-McAdam. J-Nos 402l, 1896, POOP 4l0o 33S2,
412 4434, 436 462U, 4U9l 40l6, 1913 $685. 42s1 2569
PART IIl-Shea mos 4SSl, 4673 4724, bO4 32e OO3o,
1856 5O49 bS43, 5O62 5O7l, 467l 6Oi4. 6OS2, 5SSS.
GENERAL SEssIoNs-PART I-SuhcTland. John Donney
feoniOus assault battery Annie Mckinley Michael Bres
man. grand laceny john o'Neil James McGary larceny
from the persOn George GenevOs. false preenees Mary
Waters, disOTdrrly house. .,
PART II-Gnderseeve, John White, felonions assault
Lyon, larceny from the person cksrd Atken assault
and battery,
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

FROM LJVERPOoL-BV STEAMSHIP Citg OF Richmond -
MT and Mrs Abel w Atkinson Mrs Atkinson, Masters o.,
J. Il and w Atkinson, Miss A. Atkinson Miss ALBANIA, w.
r. Barber A S. Barton. 4. p Beauchamp Mrs. Bean
United Sates Blanc and two servants A. w Bliss
Mrs Boon r. X l.. Bull, Miss NJ d. Bull p n. Car
tan Coleman j. L. Coleman, MIss Coleman, J. banks.
Mrs. banks ". Decker Mrs Decker j. s. De Vol MIS- De
err EaIi Mrs Earl c. Ahrens. NJ j. Egan, c. Eggcrt the
Rev j. Gmsinani, Mics Glover, L. s. Godds Mrs and Mas
Ter HartWick Miss HuradO T. r. Irwin, Mrs Irwin C. A
Jewell Mrs Jewell X. G. KermOde, L.. Moran, Mira Moran
Moran Moran, Misc n OCallagan, w L. Ots, H. Perry
MIS- j. Perry. r. Roberts, J. Seaman, L. selva Mrs A. H.
smith MIs w NJ. smith, Miss NJ 7. Salev Miss starr,
\ w Stimson w. Stokes, Col 7. stokes, Mrs. Stokes
Misses Olivia Carrie Lillian and Bessy Stokes and maid j.
String STRING. Mrs T. Terry ana maid T. f. Turner W.
Walsh Mrs Walsh and children III. G.. Warner, J. Wood
a. A. Waters H. l.. Weste man, MIS- Nesternan Mr.. Tire
gent Capt. Cufrie Miss CuTrie. J. A. White.
FROM LINERPOOL--By ste ntshfp EQyDt-Dr. w. III. ana
Mrs DAY. Miss NJ install nj. and Mrs. Smith. the Hon. f.
o. Perrin, Mrs MeKeown, MI and Mira PotDuTy. LeutCOh
Antrum, Miss J. Cinch Miss H. Gcer, w Whiting, Mrs
Whiting, Miss d. L. Tucker Miss r. Cnddy, Mrs t. Mcneil
Bertha Smith, Miss A. Means w. Batters, A b. BURY
Miss Fanny Brown Miss NJ. soth, MISC MONTGOMERY, j. K
Spencer p j. Caan Mrs j. C. Buke Mrs Treheedy. Miss
G. Miss Jack Miss Payne, Mrs Wanderly, Miss
Campbell. Mrs. g. ManniOD Master NJ Manni0n Miss r. Ed
wards Mrs NJ Edwards and infsnt Miss Edwards A Har
gresyes, MI ODOHd j. tombstone Dr. WishAft Mr.. Peek
W b. White Mr. Diggett j. NJ Leon ~ A. D. Volk. W Giles
MeschenmOser, Mr. Tory, w H. Trime, Mrs and Miss
Trmble Macisfane aud family J. L. Davies s. Mehr.
BACH J. r. Wright MT. Gift, MI WhtmOre, DR. Il. g. Smith
EnandeT the Rev. T. r. q. Peck, j. X DURHAM Master
NJ Durham, J. H. HTst Master Mcclure mis-. Amos, the
H. Hartman, The Rev. ]. II. Hartman, MI CuddV e.
ID. Hail. j. +. sheppard Mr HRrzell ;. ~ Minaslan, Mrs
hnaslan Master Minasisu, H. E1ley, Mrs EXey
g. PAYNE Mrs. Payne tho Hon. Mr. Campbell, Mira Campbell
Mr. and Mrs Travers @. NJ Edridge Nis Eldrdge Mr. Nc
Conville, Mt aud Mrs. Knox, MIS- L. A Fuller, Mt Wan
brauRh.
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am OF the opinion that referees report shoudbe
except manages given by HIN a. compensation io
loss earnings; memorandum Morton agt the MAY
ec-Judgment plaintiff; opinion flfnand agt hA.
Order settled Scbenck agt Oliver lntefoeutsy uuS
and order signed. SneD agt Koecl
BY Judge Freedman.-Schulte agt Anders0n.-OIu..
granted Pracht ag RtterOrer denying motion 70 yacate
order OF arrest fraser ag Lessbergerorder granted
settled Talbot agt Rookett
Order granted. Gray Plah ct al-Judgment 1gned
Heishm agt the KBckerbocker Lie insurance company
Bond approved nj,
Common Pleds-SpecdI 7erm-Bv Judge j. +. Dalv
Horand agt Aeond a-TWenty dollars costs SO rel
fees and disbursements allowed see opinion on ne
Kennedy agt Sinns.MOOn denied with $40 costs sec
on lille Sanford and another agt HeDdOn-MouOn dee1
with $40 costs: opinion file In re- assignment Oh
Thomas & Co. to Hil.-order granted.
Marine Court hGmbers-BY Judge McAdam-
Holmes agt Curry Lrkin agt Hendricks; Alderman agt
In Horace Anor5ws-Oplnl0ns nco
Mccarthy agt. McNaInard Wyck0n ag stanton -mou0hs
granted Pollock aRt Geldman.-COmplant dismissed I'm
any ag davenport a1ablo attachment ordered Jones
Ti0eld.J X, YANKEES appointed receiver Keen agI
HaTris.-Amendment allowed. Diebe agL Miener--Jude-
agt Syre.-Defaus Spencer agt Ninfermeyer-Iteda ana
decision filed. AstOr agt Callahan Mckenzie agt Riley
flaming agt. Jarvis; OBrien agt. Meany Marveia agt
Wood Merritt Sullivan Beeny agt Reddy MERRITT
sgt Scanlon Brown Thistle Same agt NcGoyeiin ;
Same Clark Merritt Gallagher Roth agt schnane
Wood Mchael.-J Judgments Tauseh ast kllnger-sty
granted on Griffin BeTry-Mouou granted CON
WedasR agt WOdEicki Rose agt. Joure Cassidy agt
Scharman Lambert sgt Pfander Day agt Weiss Brenne'
man ag Murphy Eichman SeedhOf Phillips aRt Nor
Frank agt. HaIrsoni Peyton agt TTacev-DeclloIs
filed these decisions embrace every matter heard by Judge
McAdaln 10 date.
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THE COURTS.
CIVIL NOTES.

Emily Bacht sued Jacob Ritter and Gus
tsve A. Cams for alleged fraud, and had them arrested
She charged that the defendants, IN March, 1874 sold
her mortgage on house in Charlesst assuring her
that there only prior mortgage for 000 when
there were in fact three mortgages Tor 81 500 TIE de-
PENDANTS deny false representations, and they set
lied with her by transferring some property at Passar
Judge Freedman has denied motion TO vaeate the erder
Of arrest J. H. aud w. L. Van DerZee appeared for the
plaintiff; A. IL Wagner and Edmund Yenni for the de-
PENDANTS.
Anthony PiYz and Oscar S, FOllett, formed
partnership 1872 conduct certain chemical works
IN Long Island City, doing business OF 100000 a
year rz says he then held the title to the works but
subsequently entered into second agreement under the
restre OF foreclosure by which Folett obtained title
he sued FOlett the Superior Court 70 set aside the
second agreement and return 20 the first, and the
came on Saturday before Judge Freedman in four
tons First for injunction second, for receiver
third TO examine the defendant as witness before
trial. and fourth to punish the defendant for an alleged
contempt in dsObeying the preliminary injunction OBJ
faned the action. Judge Freedman reserved his de
oison Kelly and MeRae aud a. Vandetpoel appeared
the plaintiff, and ThOrndike Saunders and William
Henry AruOux for the defendant.
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nECIsIONs-NoY. q

!SBprene Court Chdmbers-By judge Donohue.-
FdNarGs agf Dayies-GTanted. Sullivan agt LEROY
srsnieO First National Bank OF Montana agt Fuller
Motion Gened without costs B0nney agi Cahone-Mouon
Fst,ed With costa Barnes egt. Reigen.M emOrandum.
smith AIT the Hartford and N Y. Company and others
III no authority order asked for Williams agt Hall
Notion denied Kent agt BaTretto. MOtiOp denied
memorandum Bsfz Eiias-Plainan
sbcnd ~ permitted 20 amend; see memOrandum.
S,lbeTiOr Court DecidI Iefm-Bv Judge Sedgwtck.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
THE ANGLO-AFGHAN DISPUTE.

THE ANGLO-AFGHAN DISPUTE.
THE HILL TRIBES AIDING THE BRITIsH-THE AMIER's
TROOPS SICK.
LONDON. Monday, Nov. 4, 1873.
A Simla dispatch says the Indian frontier hill
tribes continue TO arrive in the English camp IN
large numbers.
A special dispatch TO The Times from Darjeeng
says it is stated that 60 per cent Of the Ameers
troops are stricken with fever.
LISBON, Nov. 3.-The report of the sale of
the Portuguese possessions Deagoa Bay IS denied
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