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The Osceola times., 1878-06-29
OscEoLA, ARK,
June. 2Sth., 1873.

JuHC, -oAh', io'o'
EDITOR OF TINES Dear Sir: per-
nit ne 10 annopnce through your
columns, that after mature rehec.
ton, have decided not TO make
the canvass for Circuit Judge. l
distrust any abilities to discharge
the duties of the Office in that calm,
patient and impartial manner which
alone could secnre me tho genuine
respect and confidence OF my fellow
citizens | cannot sufficiently ex-
press my feelings OF gratitude for
the distinguished mark Of conf
dence and esteem expressed for me
by the action OF the county convcn-
uDn. To know that ] have been
deemed worthy of the position by
the good and tue men of nay own
loved county, will always be re-
memhercd by me wl,h feelings of
becoming pride. The address is
sued and signed by the delegates of
the convention, all the members OF
the bar, and our leading citizens
generally, ard which alone was :
guarantee of the ansnimlty of feel
ing among the people 0t this coun-
ty, ! shall preserve as an heirloom,
as about the best letter of credit
that any gentleman could have.
But even if felt myself competent
to fill tbe position Of Judge, | am
under private engagements incon-
sistcnt with the duties Of the Office,
and besides, l am not able to make
the necessary canvass OF the other
counties. Those who proposed in
sucn handsome terms to obviate this
latter difficulty, have my warn.est
thanks. Truly,
II. NJ. MoVEIGH.
The Osceola times., 1878-06-29
FOR saEglFr AND COLLECTOR

We are authorized to announce Lo-
gan ID. Rozzell asa candidate for Sher
i'll and Collector OF Mississippi county,
at the general election, on the first
Monday in Sepismhes neSs.
We arc authorized to announce Mr.
A. l.. Cissem., as a candidate for the
Office of Sheriff and Collector OF Mis-
sissippi county, at the general State
election, on the first Monda, in Sep
tember next.
We are authorised to announce W,
b. Uaskins as a candidate for Sheriff
and Collector of Mississippi County
Election. MONDAY. September a, 1873
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FOR CIRCUIT JUDGE ;

We are Authorized to announce T
J. RaIclifie, as q candidate for Circuit
Judes of the Second judicial District,
subject to the action OF the convention,
should one be held.
We are authorized to announce Mr.
J, G. Brcok6eld. of Cross county, a.
? candidate for Circuit Judge, for the
Second Judicial District, subject tc
the action Of 4 convention.
We are authorized to announce
Judge l.. l.. Mack, as candidate fol
re ELECTION for Circuit Judge of the Sec
ond Judicial District, subject to Tho
sct;on OF the coaSenSiop, SHOULD one
pc held.
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App0lQgctical.

One day spent IN p'o nie-ing
and getting ready to attend The
Press aid State Conventions, must
plead our excuse for the lack o.
interesting matter in this issue
as material IN abundance was al
baud. Rext week, we will be ab
sent, and as we were disappointed
in the failure of Mr.. Henry Shuts
putting in his appearance, accor
Ding to promise We are without
sufficient mcchanical help to issue
n paper next week, Therefore We
will leave our readers t9 the tender
mcrcics OF the candidates, who,
during our absence, will entertain
them promising on our return to
make up for all DEFICIENCIES.
The Osceola times., 1878-06-29
FOR COUNTY ASSESSOR;

We are authorized TO announce Mr.
John A. Lovewell asa canaidate fol
the office of Assessor of Mississippi
County, at the general State election
Monday, the and day of SePtembe'
pext.
To the citizens of Mississippi Coun
ty. | offer my name as candidate fol
the office di Assessor. ] ask you
suffrages, hecause | believe ! can I'll
the position as il should be filed, b,
giving a trae and impartial assess
ment-doing justice to all, aud show
iHg Partially to none. Respectfully
T. II. ROBINSON.
Chickasawbs,
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FOR REPRESENTATIVE:

In announcing myself as a candidate
to represent Mississippi county in the
Lower House Of the mex, General As
sembly. ! ask my countrymen not to
pledge their suarages UNTIL I've had
sn opportunity OF Explaining Ely pasi
tion upon all questions of muisal in
ferest. In ample season, | will pub
lish list Of my appointments in each
township. Time will be fairly divided
with all candidates.
Il. G. McGAVOCK.
The Osceola times., 1878-06-29
BEATTY PIANO
Grand Square 4 Upright, and Beat
tvs Celebrated Golden Tongue
ParlOr Organs.
4 word in their fsyur. read
From the (Elgiu. III } ltulnrncr.

4 word in their fsNur. read
From IN. (E-u. III ltrlnrmcr.
ave have iu our avn bcusc onc Of the pianns
advert scd hy llanicl + Bosliy In another col
uUn, aud do not hesitate iu ttkOLi.ncud II irum
our knuwipdgc of IT. quality Mr. Baliy has
dealt very hunorably by IL -
Il. 4. Scdgwick, II Eouapartc, Iowa, -a,..
"Or-an came to baud all safe; ami after one
hours ii!al send you III" cash, II more Than
meets any cyIcct tons. THE tone j. rNct'r,liug-
y fur and mcl',dipu.. and tue case Is stylish and
beautifully hni-hcd -
From j l.. Everett E.q Cashier National Bfoa'l.
way bluk, Scw lulL;
organ No. Gt received. A. am isily salts,
grd ~ In ,hc Instrument. ! remit without mr.
thcr delay have not IA ,ught It necessary TO call
cxpc rts 10 test H. All my family are delighted =
Ky,ry instrument fully warranted Ior six years
~ strict Arst cltss In every respect. unh as u
guarantee Il good liilh HEY are shipped on from
. tl tdtyS' tc-t trial money refunded and freight
char4, patl both ways 10y me IA they are In amy
i1,m misrrtrc-cuicd or pruyr unsatisfactory
NOihnsg r,iryr than this can be offered
AGENTS AAIEp hut where ! have none
large di-cuunt- made 30 introduce IL new lac Ii
lies send for illustrated ADVERTISER tCala
lneur Ediuuu) with tc-1iDiou ais from distlu-
guishtd persons, some of whom you may know.
before huy lug elsewhere. Ntdlit'sa, DANIEL T..
BEATTY, Washington, New Jersey
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ii. NJ. MCFEIGH.

BELOW will be found commun:-
cation from Hon. j. II. Williams,
and as it calls for reply, we, in
justice to ourselves, and to those
gentlemen who formed our recent
county convention, respond, else
where to the request and, although
we are on tho eve Of departure for
The Press and State conventions,
and new Sc hat would not be out
Of place on our unticdged democrat
ic head and serve to hide our want
OF experience in manipulating con
venlions, besides setting of our
new store clothes, still, we can not
find ii in our heart to tax any one
for furnishing knowledge that viii
,ually belongs to the public:
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ANNOUNC EM ENTS.
FOR CoNGREss: :

We are authorized to announce Col
Poindext.r Dunn, of Forrest City, as
q candidate for congress, to represent
the First Congressional District of Ar
kansas, suhjccr TO the action of the
First Congressional Sonyention.
We are authorized to announce Hon,
J. W. House, Of Searcy, as a candi.
date for congress, TO represent the
First Congressional District of Ar.
kansas, subject to rhe action Of the
First Congressional convention.
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The MOccaxsia Track Ors
atOr.

We reiteratc the statement, pre-
viously made, that had it not been
for the Interruption of the voting
by tho untimcIy and inappropriate
harangue of delegate Hon. J. IL.
Williams, VIC fully belieye Hon. j.
w. House would have REGGIE ed the
nomination for second choice,
though the vote would have bee"
! close one. Canadian. Carson
80 sad Gh!ckasarbs sown'l'ps
The Osceola times., 1878-06-29
FOR COUNTY CLERK

We are authorised to announce c.
NJ. Mason, as candidate tor Circuit
Court Clerk of Mississippi County at
the approaching September elsetion.
W. are authorised to announce C.
il. Gaylord as a candidate for Circuit
Court Clerk of Mississippi County al
the approaching September election.
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from the superstillous belief that
it brings any stain upon public hon
or to repudiatc contract created
~ conspiracy between the greed
of capital and the Iniamy of corrupt
public servants"
JouN 4. JONES.
The Osceola times., 1878-06-29
MAMMOTH HYBRID SWEDE
TURNIP,

Weighing from to 10 pounds, imported and
grown the pact season iroin selected huibs, a
heavy {, uIp r, very sweet and line favored, re-
mnrkapy Juicy, of sourd constitution, and per-
fectly harIy, thiy,s ia al soils, grgvs ta large
size with q single tHp-loOt, is free from mildew, ,
and fut eyeuncss If crop and keeping qualities
IL is uutqualcd. L r tree successive years The
harvest crop Of SVcdcs in England was gown
iruu this cclrhated variety. Il grows very
pay nigh Prices fir old commissioned seed, bat
.,rt re ii aiid rrablc seed direct from the grow
tr.
We are Offering seed Of this new variety at
- cents package, sent UO-t-pad) to any ad-
,res. on rcreipt "a, prize Each package con
tains sufficient seed 10 plant Z, Of an ape, Ada
druss,
N.H INES &CO.,
81 North Front IT. Phid, Pa.
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DR.. +. N. Pettcy,

We are authorized to announce DR..
+. NJ. Peitey, as candidate, at the
ensuing September election, to repre-
sent Mississippi County, in the Lower
House Of the next general assembly.
The Osceola times., 1878-06-29
FOR SURVEYOR.

We are authorized to announce Mr..
P. IL. Clay, asa Candidate for Surveyor
of Mississippi. Usun'y, at the next
September election.
The Osceola times., 1878-06-29
+. G.. Meg GANOCK
We are authorized to announce
Dr, y, II. STEELE

as candidate to represent Mississippi
County in the State Legislature. Elec-
lion, Monday, September and., 1878.
The Osceola times., 1878-06-29

Mt7TfYlS not casily earned in the-a fim.s.
N bat It rai bu made IN thrro
months by any one Of either Sex,
in any pat 1l The country who IA
willing to woik steadily at the employ ymeut that
we furnish s66 per week In your own Town
You need not be away ftula AuInv over uigiIt.
You. can give your whole time to iht wulk, or
only Your spare moments. We have agent,
who are making over so per day. All who eu-
gage OF once can make money fast At tho
present time IN ney cannot bc made 50 easily
and rapidly at any oihrr hasiRuzs. l. Sg>ls
nothing to ny the business. Terms aud s. oa;-
tt free Address At once, II lALLtrr X Go
Portland, Maine. lO-2Uly
The Osceola times., 1878-06-29
ELMoT, June 25, 1878.


EDITOR OscEoLA TINES /: In your
issue of June LIST, you called upo'
the citizens of Monroe township to
attend the convention to be held at
OsceoIa on that day, and "to talk
not to go away and say the pro.
ceedings were a "put up job," aad
IN the issue OF the 22nd., yoa say,
"everything was qulct," until your
friend, j. IL. Williams, "got mp his
ears, and produced such feelings as
it injured his friend Col. J. w.
House." The only issue, Mr.. Edi-
tor, was, ,oho ,oos fhe ehoice, and sec
ond choice for congress in Missis-
sippi county?
You assert, that but for my Gin
discretion" Col. House would have
received the nomination for second
choice. Is it a fact2 | know you
too well to believe you would assert
Il thing which you did not believe
to be fact.
The convention Of the 18th. was
composed of Is delegates; it requir-
ed 10 votes to give him a majority
Scott and Pecan were solid for Poin-
dexter Dunn, and under no frcunt.
sfoHccs could Col. House get more
than 3 votes from Monroe that OF
} itself gave Poindexter the nomina.
ton. Now Mr.. Editor, # you can
prove to me, or your readers that
but for me, Col. House would have
received the nomination for second
, choice, cali at J. Ii. 4 j. l.. Edring.
tons and fit yonr self to $500 hat
at my expense. Iou know the
delegates give us the names OF
those who "did Col. House an IN
. Justice" to vote for Col. pplndextci
Dunn, tno,oirg Col. House was the
t second choice of the voters Of Mis-
slssippl county.
Now Mr.. Editor, am done, ]
did all that was in my power fol
, Col. House, he nor the people OF
+ Mississippi county will believe
, did him an injury-too many OF my
friends have exp essed themselves
to me. In the future, "the young
. undedged democracy can take the
, places of old tnglcs, but would
advise some of them to go slow
IN fact, few if ,hem had better
ego down TO Jericho" and there
tarry until their beard graws.
Now, Mr.. Editor, enter your pre-
fcsf for all time, in DONG an MJnyy
to any one, because some one gets
"his ears up"
Your Friend,
J. IL, WILLIAMS,
The Osceola times., 1878-06-29
PULWONA.

IL beyond comparison the best remedy for the
cure Of frON>pMrIloN Gwen IL lrs MOST Ap.
NANctn sIAehsj, AsthmH. HrOnchitis, Caiurrh
and all dcrungcmtut~ of the NERN OTIS Sl--
lEM. err uiar containing particulars If many
treatment Of the diseasts ab. We mentioned ayd
c'rtihcat,s % actual cures, will bc srnt free hv
mail To all applicants Address q CAR tf
MoSE~, sol" Proprietor, Is Cortlandt Street,
New York
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For Sale.

Cne siNth interest IN an undivided estate.
situa; cal IN Mississippi county, containing bWO
acres ~ land. all above oycrh " FOR terms
and description apply al this oicc --hu
The New York herald., 1878-07-03
VICTIMS OF DRINK.

Herman Larritx, laborer, with his vile and three
children ana u woman named LIZZIE Cummings, have
occupied for the last lew weeks q single room the
fifth floor OF No 423 East Eighteenth street Laxrits
Is IN the HABIT Of getting drunk a. 10 also hts wife and
their boarder, Miss Cummings. The children have
been taken from the parents charge moro than
by officer Chiard oil the Society ior the Prevention Of
Cruelty TO children, and returned on promise Of iu
ture good behavior by the mother Yesterday morn
ing there was great trouble IN the Larrtz househol
all being under tue influence Of liquor, ana during
protractsd dispute between LarrlIz ana the Two
women the iormcr suddcoly took up =
BRICK from the fireplace and struck his wife
IN the head win II. she Tell 10 the
noor insensiDle. and the cries oi the woman
Cummings brought In onicer OF tho Eight.
nth precinct, who found MIRA Larriz lying pool
OF blood apd not abe 10 articulate u word She WAS
taken Ia an ambulance ~ Bellevue Hospital,
where II was discovered tba her skull was fractured
Larrtz aud the woman Cummings we're taken be-
lore Judge Duffy at the Fify-seventh Street Court
Larrz was committed 10 await tho result of mi urics
anu Lizzie Cummings was sent TO the House of De.
teDtion Ocer Chardi, Who visited tho house snortly
alter mo ssssuu was comntteo, took charge of the
children In behalf Of his society Tor tne third time.
The New York herald., 1878-07-03
SUIT FOR SEAMEN'S PAY.

Judge Choatc yesterday handed down a decision In
tho mater Of the crew of the steamer Galveston
against Messrs- Mallory Co., owners oil the steamer.
IL appeared argument that the Galveston wnilc
voyage from New York to PortauPrince, on February
1885, struck coral reef on the Island OF Marign
that the crew remained with the ship, casting away
car In the hope o floating the vessel under the Cap
tains ordes ior several days They were tnsn sent 10
Nassau and instructed TO await orders, as ther SER
vices would be required 10 man the ship IN
hoated. The steamer, however. became total
wreck, and tho men wcre sent to New York. Mcssrs.
Mallory d Co. refused 70 pay tho wages Of the crew
beyond tue date si February when the snip struck
the rcef anu the broug ht action Tor pay
February l6 the day they were shipped 10 New YORK.
Tho decision holds that the mon are eEtited TO pay
70 the date OF February 16
The New York herald., 1878-07-03
THE WOOD STATE,

Frederick Lewis has been appointed receive, and
collector OF OF late Samuel Wood, the
millionaire VINO proposed building . college Of
music, by Surrogate Calvin, who enters the following
order ION reading and ding the petition oil William
Elmer one Of the executors named In the last will
and testament OF Samuel Wood, deceased, praying
that special letters oil administration authorizing The
preservation and collection Of the goods OF the
ceased may be issued TO some suitable ana proper
person. and the proof OF the codcl b-ing contested
letters oil administraIon, and II appearing that The
situation o the property requires that such letters
should he issued u 10 therefore ordcred that the petl
tion be gr nted and such letters OF rscSvefshp be
Issued to Frederick Lewis, VINO Is hereby appointed
receiver collector He give bonds OF $780, 900
as receiver aud l50 900 collector and to deposit
all moneys received collscte the Union Trust
Company. rhe properly 10 valued Al 81, ,OO0, OO0 and
Is situated principally In New York. Kings and Queens
Counties.
The New York herald., 1878-07-03
OTHER EMBA.RAssMENrs.

John Nichoi, Jr., recently made application for his
discharge from bankruptcy before Register Allen,
and MS there opposition yesterday the part
oil the creditors his discharge will be granted
Norris Krsus Il Co., grocers Of Brooklyn, made
yesterday Tho bcneht oil their creditors
TO Benjamin Bioomingdale.
The schedules IN the assignment OF Morris Blum TO
Herman Rose we're nlca yesterday In the Court OF
Common Pleas. The liabilities amount to 81 042 is,
assets to si75 81 and real assets to $l79 o.
A meeting Of the creditors OF George J. Hamilton
Milder at No. 325 Lexington avenue was held yestsr.
Gay nj the Office oi Register Alien. The schedules
presented showed haOiitics amounting TO $l04, 200,
ana five claims were provod amounting TO $l6l07 49,
the largest beng that Of Bernhard Hamburger John
IL Platte was appointed assignee.
The creditors OF samuel I. Goodwin, dealer In lum.
bcr at Bel mont, Wsstchester county, neid meeting
yesterday The oice OF Register Littc and elected
Joseph NJ. Waiach assignee. Inc Liabilities amount
To $33, ,272 %.
A. a meeting of the creditors OF Joseph A. Keating,
dealer 10 straw goods held yesterday at tue ufce oil
Register Dayton, Edgar Levy was elected assignee.
he creditors of James WintcrDottom, uDderiaxer
OF No. 1876 spring street, held meeting yesterday NJ
the Office Of Register Allen, proved three claims
aggregating So 5G3 ~, and o,eccd Joseph X Butter
assignee The schedules showed liabilities amount
ing 10 81, 600
meeting Of the creditors OF Louis friedeprich was
held yesterday At the Office OF Register Dwight Four
claims were proved. sgxrsssl.g $7,66l 95 a. tol-
lows:-Janes Z. Calm, Sl036 60; Topeka Bank and
ST. 334 90, and Emanuel Bier, 81 57l II. These
stutc ali the cred tors aud ~ IL the hrst instance
record before Register Dwight where every creditor
proved his clam. James q. Calm was elected as
signcs.
Tne meeting Of creditors involuntary bankruptcy
0 simon Moses, cattle dealer called before Register
Dwight Yesterday, was set aside oy the Court as the
debtor haa gone into voluntary bankruptcy before
RegIster Little
The New York herald., 1878-07-03
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

REPORTED SUSPENSION OF A LARGE STRAW
GOODS HOUSE, WITH LIABILITIES or TWO
HUNDRED AND FL TY THOUSAND DOLLARS
Tho suspension OF Vanderhoef Il Beatty, mauufac-
turers and jobbers in straw goods at No $40 Broad
way, largest in this CITY, reported,
with liabilities amounting TO upward OF $250o00 II
appears notes, amounting 10 about $l0 600,
icll Saturday. and, fearing an attachment, Mr..
vanderhoef The senior partner. through his COUNSEL
N essrs. Chamberlain, Carter Eaton, hastily filed
petition in bankruptcy tor himself and partner, who
is non resident. The notes were aitcrward with
drawn by the holder at the request Of the firm, who
made somo arrang ngsment Tor settlement, and there
is nothing due until July TO- When the friends oi Tho
nrm heard Of their they advised them
10 suspend paying out any money tor the present
until tney could take An account OF STOCK, make
up their books anu see exactly how they stood.
They have largo stock oil goods on hand,
mostly straw go0ds, whicn they could not roalizc
upon o hurry account Of the lateness oil The
scsson. Tho real assets are reported 10 be worth
S15O 600, and the firm could pay fifty cents on the
dollar and expect to realize much larger sum u tue
creditors ienient. The unsecured Liabilities.
which amount to $3.50 000 are all owed IN Now York
CITY, with some slight exceptions, and are due 10
about forty creditors. John p. Beatty, the Junior
partner Is a member OF the hrm oil Beatty Brotners,
OF NOrwalk Conn, who own tho factory In winch
the goods IAN uactured for the New York house,
d II is said this Arm not Affected by the embar
rassment. f. 1. Woodward Is said TO be a special
partner, he holds mortgage ON the Beatty prop
erty SAL 600 which made In 1871, but was not
recorded uDtil 1877. rbe creditors OF the firm ars
kindly disposed, and are desr0us tnat they resume
business as speedily as possible.
The New York herald., 1878-07-03
ENFORCING THE EXCISE LAW.

Several liquor dealers, indicted for violating the Ex
else law, at tho instance OF DR.. Crosbys society were
yesterday the Court oil General Sessions
ExJudge Di.tenhoefer appeared for the accused and
Mr.. d. whitney for the Society ior the Prevention
OF Crime Frederick Burbeck, OF No. 23l Bowery;
his barmaid, Hattie Jennings, and Nellie Smith, IN
tho saloon OF John Ciarg, No. 107 Chatham street,
pleaded Burbeck dncd SIS, Nellie S25 and HATTIE
$40. The fines wsrc paid. Felix Donneiiy. the owner
oi three stores whose has been selected
a test, arraigned with his bartender Jonn McCar
thy and pisaded gully. Campbell anu Mccarthy,
oi the Dsw Drop Iun were callsd but Jailed to put
IN appearances and their rocoguizances were tor-
fe,ted. Among several who PLEADED not guilty were
Conrad Doorman and Lena Housmann, oil the Pacinc
harden, on the Bowcty.
The New York herald., 1878-07-03
REAL ESTATE.
Tho sales made July on the Exchange arc as fox


lows
v. HARNErT
Alex xander Cameron, refe REQ -forecosute s"'e =.
the house with AK tDo5, No. 40 East oosn eo ~.
q. 235 It, OF Ist av.: 10 plaintu. ~o'oS
d. SEAMAN.
ElIiott sandford rrferse-For closure sale OF tho
house With lot 20 s,s ax7H No. sos = S 1000
b rAssELL AND kEARNkf
Edward ID Gale, referee Foreclosure sale u sho
house with lot 25l x il5x2bxll3l ON bioomi"k ooa
dale road, corn OF Lawrence st. 70 pa'ntn ''oo~
LEsPiNAssE AND FRIEDMAN.
Thor AS q. Barry, ,reieree-Forecloyure sae oi tnv
buildings with lots. each Is 7x7o mos lSo anu
1s7 Frsnkn 80 i r. Ssirsen "A'a'ason 10000
JOHN T. BOYD.
Alfred McIntire, referee -Foreclosure tale oi t'e
house lot 25XS7.6 (No 1913 Alien s) o. y. .. go
l22 IT, Houston ST.; to plaintn Ao'oAo
Also similar sale, James r. Ledwith. referes-u
the 9asns n o Tsa n es sS 70 y B. so5oo
c. J.. LYON.
John r. Tresidder, rei-ree- Forecosure sails OF tho
house with 10 of lot 27x1 33 tNo. - west
ss s $ ts,m ys ~ " o. n.a 10 r"oa $50
DAVIS
William r. Dixon> re ree-F0reciosure SAFE ., tce
five houses. with lots rHcn 25x iuoo nos. ooo 20
5l3 West 44h st., g., lOJ H. w. OF ioth Nv" 70 ,e
paintiH. .''''''''''''. ~-''~"o
The New York herald., 1878-07-03
COURT CALlNDARs THIS DAY.


SUPREME CouRr-CHAMBsRs-Held by Judge Dan.
iels.-Caleuuar called at eleven o'clock A. a. Nos.
16, "a ana So. Call begins al No. a. -
SUPREME CouRr-GESERAL TERN M-AdJourned until
July 80 .
sUrKEME .CoURr-SPEcIAL TERN--AdJourned unth
Saturday next at ten o'cock A. N. .
SUPREME CoURT-CIRCUlT-ParS i, anu 1-Ao
journed for the term.
SUPERIOR CouRr-GExzRAL TERM-AdJournsd sns
die
SUPERIOR CouRr-SPECIAL TBRx-Held oy Juage
Frecdman.-Court opens VI twelve NJ NO day ea'eas
dar. nh o,
SUPERIOR CouRr-TRIAL TERx-Parts !, and 81
COMMON PLsAs -GgxsRAL TsRN.-Adjournsd siue
die - -.
term 80,
CANNON yPLEAs-CHAMBxRs-held BY Judge Larre'
more Court opens AZ eleven O'clock A. M. NO day
Calendar -, n., 80 ~
M.s,yr CouRr-rRIAL TxRx--ParIs !, and3. Ad
Court oy OYER AND DTERxIxER-Adjourned untt
October I. -. N u.,x n.
Judge SutnsrlauJ. No day calendAr
The New York herald., 1878-07-03
RODGERS, wALDaoBE AND co.

The schedules In the assignment Of Jane Rodgers
and James Wardrobe comprising the firm Of Rodgers,
Wardrobe l. Co., lace importers. 10 Hackiey Is. Ba-
con, were filed yesterday in the Court or Common
Pleas The following a schedule Of their assets and
ilah
The New York herald., 1878-07-03

progress before . rsierss He submitted ehas she
was being persscuted and bad no means oi REDRESS
unless the Court looked into the matter. sne was
poor retain and should. uncer inc cir-
cumstances, be admitted to bail ~ small bmoonts
Judge Sutherland nxed the bail a. $780,
The New York herald., 1878-07-03


Among the heaviest creditors Of the u IA are
Thomas Adams Co.. Nottingham. England,
SO 290 So; Isehn Neeser Co., a. 994 90; Pesrcc,
Geoi 20 Il co., s. Ul0 65, and others.