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Judge Donohue yesterday approved the bond
Of Henry D. Baboock who was appointed receiver tor
the arm of whittemors Peet Post Co. The amount Is
nxed at sloOOOO the surcties being Samuel Babcock
and II. Is Claim. The report from Meriden that the
Meriden wooen companys directors had voted 70 make
an assignment caused no surprise The suspend nrm
was virtually the owner Of the concern having mort
gage the real estate for e37 500 The company
organized ve years ago The losses last year SAID to
have been 5000 on account Of shTnka9e 10 value Of
their goods Their bills usually paid by accept
ances on whitemore Peet, Post Co.. which were read.
Ny taken by the MeTtdeE bAnkA
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CHILDREN AND INFANTS.
MORE CURES OF Skin And SCALP AFFECTIONS

THE CUTlCCRA REMEDIES
Fred Rohrcr. ESQ Cashier stock Growers National
Rank, Pueblo, colorado. writes: am so wei pleased
with It's effects my baby that cannot afford be
without IL IN my house. II wonderful cure and Is
bound TO become very popular as soon as its virtues
$. weeks Esq Town Treasurer. 81 Adams, W. saws
babys and head. Cured the head entirely and ha,
nearly cleaned the .ee OF have rccomme udcd Il
10 several. and DR. Plant has ordered IL Tor them"
" chick ESQ. Il Franklin 81, Boston. says NY
little daughter eighteen months old has what the doc
torf call Eczema We have tficd amo. every thing and
at last have used CUTlCURA. and slv IL almost a ne
child. and feel happN %
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HUMoR on A CHILD
SINCE BIRTH CURED. AFTER FAITHFUL MEDICAL
TREATMENT HAD FAILED


Messrs WEEKS APO1TER-Gen.lemen Nv little son.
two years age hashad humor on one side Of his face
since he born which. during the last four months
has spread oyer the entire side q the face the chin
side of the head II must have chcd and rritAtcd
him great deal as he sraiche the surface all the time.
matter what was applied. used many remedies by
advice friends and NV physician wttho benent until
found CuTlCURA. which Immediately allayed the Itch
Ing and inflammation, and entirely cured him
Respectfully, JOHN L sURRY.
with walworth Manufacturing Co.
Boston, April is. lsTs
HoTELonce cured, the skin may be rendered soft and
the CuucuTa Soap exclunvely toilet
purposes
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Unlicensed vsndsrs.

Francis Maoalller IA years old. worked on a
canal boat in the East River He disappeared and his
aunt hra Connolly found him peddlinS oranges from
taken twSveYsarod Patrick MCGUIRE Int pa nsrship
when hasAer disappeared tl4T OF The captains money
vent The pArtpeIS were relnAnded yestbfday In TIE
yorkTille Police Court
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suit Against a Denaulllns Treasurer.

PLYMOUTH Mass. May 10.-Sut for $4,000
has been entered by the town Plymouth against the
bondsmen Of Lemue Bradford late Town Treasurer and
deauiter in 400 and their property has been attached
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R v Pierce, NJ D., Buffalo, n Y
Dear Sir; For three years was afflicted with seal
eruption on the lace, and Pimples tired every physl
clan and every remedy that could hear Of, hut TO
purpose Al last tried your Golden Medical Discovery
and was happily AstOnished with the result In one
months time my face became smooth and we'll and
every pimpe and bloch entirely disappeared regard
IL the best remedy In the world Tor diseases of the
blood. Yours truly, A. DIAhoSD.-Ad
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HORSE NOTES.

Curiosity. full sister 70 Mcwhirter. purchased hy Mr.
r. W. Walden at the recent kellogg sale for 1920 Is dead
The programme n the American Jockey Club for the
meeting TO begin May 80 gives twenty nine races and
$1,000 In money
An important trottng circuit has been organized by
Point Breez Park Prospect Park and Narragans Park
II is called the Atlantic circuit
The bay mare Nettie, by Rysdyks HAmhletoulan. dam
Seelys American Star, record IL. IL dying from tho
effects Of picking up nail IN one of her feet
Charles s Green has authorized the TUT to announce
that he will match Great Eastern against any Uutung
horse In the world for 90 20 bOla side the ro 10
take place in Prospect Park the week june Last
Sunday 0rcen drove Great Eastern quarter TO wagon
In 335a seconds
sters at Gen Hardings sae At Belle Meade Nashville,
April D. The FIRST 10 BOokmakeT. by imp Bonnie Scot
land dam Junietta by Jack Malone. ITO Is yearing
brother TO Bergamot The other is Bran Dance, year
ling hy, by homie Scotland dam santana, by Capt
Elgeo She 10 sister TO Balance AL winner last year.
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H. W. Johns Asbestos Roofing is the only reliable
substitute for tin; u costs only one half as much, Is
fully durable, and can be easily applied by any one.
II. W Johns Manufacturing Co. ~ Maiden lane, New
York, are the sos manuaeIuTeTA-Ads,
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Eusintss NutItts.
Cutlcura
nEMEnIIl

REMEDIES
Have speedily and permanently cured Huinors Of the
skin and scalp Of Children aud Infants aflcted since
birth.
The treatment prescribed in such is mild doses Of
the CurlCuRA REsOLNENr, perfectly sale. yet pow
erul blood purifier and the external ot CUTICTRA
the great akin cure, The CUTtCURA SOAR should be
the only soap applied 10 the diseased skin for cleansing
purposeA
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

HIrlruHS ALnASAc-rHIs plx
Sun nsss. 47ls sets..... % Noon rises II 90
vArKR-THIs DAr.
sandy Hook IL 80 GOV Island. ~ ~ Hell 0ate. %
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SpttmI Notltss.
CURE by ABSORPTION.
e. IS: 4 = En- Fl 4 4 SS$E# Il F.

THE GREAT SKIN CURE.
III the most powerful assistant to nature ever offered
to the public.
Itisa sure preventive OF contagious dseascsh small
quantity added to water and used ia bathing Rough
ness Of skin Salt Rheum. Dandrun, Erysipelas. Bites d
Insects. &c.. are cured by its use
Rheumatism. Neuralgia. Lumbago. Headache. Bach
ache Wounds. Bruises. sprans instantly relieved
and cured by using "sAPANULE."
Piles Boils, Sores. Ulcers Burns scads and all In
nAmmatory Troubles cured by using It,
The excruciaung pain Of Blnions, Chiblalna corns
and Inflammation OF the Feet are cured by using "sAPA
MULE in foot baths
Ladies' who de sire smooth. clear complexion shoah
have It at hand and add little to their daily bath
One bottle will convince you ofits great merit
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
qANrEI. gerry A Proprieto DAT Broadway n "
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Cure your Cough by using Madam POrter's
COUGH bALSAM Price IS, So, and 10 cents
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SIS Pearl or Mixed Derby for 81 90. O.
Silk Hat, S. 20. Is New Church 81, up stairs
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y. VI
The crTICuRA REMEDIES are prepared by WEEKS
4 POTTER Chemists and Druggist $50 Washington =
Boston and Tor sale by all Druggists Price " CUI
CIRA, small boxes ~ cents. large boxes. a.. KESOL
VEST 81 per bottle CIrlClRA SOAP 70 cent? per cake
by mail 80 cents, 3 cakes. 10 cents
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CUTICVRA Is most valuable external application. II
heals all cuts bruises and abraon Of the skin,
the hair when destroyed by soap diseases removes
dandru and keeps tic scalp clean and the hair and
phabe. IL Is as agreeable as effective md i ably
assisted In case by the CtTCURA SOAP which is
particularly recommended to mothers Tor cleansing the
and scalp Of infants and children Its Toilet we'll
Medicinal and l. the most fragrantAnd efesng ap
for the nursery aud hath Of any yet prepared.
Parents have our assurance that these remedies
tain nothing injurious to the youngcst infant evidence ot
which may be ioIut in the certificates OF Dr. Hayes and
rIuI MeTrlak ACcomu AnNlmg zach rumNdN.
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Kupture Cured, Victor Truss u Vesey II.
tAstor House, l,7Ud Broadway. open evenings send
Tor cit cAlaT.
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MlRRIED.

Have ron tried DIR. UnderhiiIs Wine freul
the CrutOn Point Nneyardsi II Is al soutey II
years nd. For sale by druggists and grocera
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Rupture Cured by DR.. Mnrsh's Treatments
The only safe and reliable 90 years practical
gerenee. Only once, vesey st., opposite g. Paurf
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BeslaundrIed shirts m the city 81 to si?S summer I'M
go Grand also S1oeth av. ID door above 80 81
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AnGostura BItters, AN eNSrIlent HPpeti1lnG
tonic ut tNuuite flavor. cures pAsfulNa llarll't A.
Fever and Aguo and all disorders OF the digestive organs
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Isaac Smiths walking Sticks, like his I'm
bTenAs, are all the 90"
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ErIioiuus lloiItts.

6NNASiN"S -NotNN''
AMERICAN TEMPERANCE UNION. soin
INQUIRIES. !. asnounefd that ne Adde'S VII be ..l,y
Rum fiend.' Solo singer, WIN. Dwyer Singing by the
F'''D '"O'' '0'' FTrGE%a II TTSpGEnIlL. Cor syo'v
n west uf SIN av-fhc REV L ii,l~r Ncwton viii
sa. AZ Il Nj c. s Sfi vt ' s@,e i g" g s
Essence ot Chrsuauityr aud at Even song al ~ N,
=, .lst ne course On the culture os character The
AZ CHICK FIRING HAL, 'tl ny.. corner is,h
sheer pa,iorof the ir, Consrcg nuou,l church, Rrook.
i'm Will preach "a sunday attoiuuun Singing by
" I. Barlc and tie great choir All scaisi free Every
ATPEOrLE's CHURCH. 2o!p =, and az Az.
mn cc:oc4 a. aoel".N The mccnnt w He al:
k9n.cr Grand Concert Thursday evening, Prof Huh
AssPpcIATIoN HAL-sgrycc . Of cong Mooay
cG s s m 5aEsasy anti 4S snScER " ZOE faa
CMnl;Is TpIANIl1 ", SO .y ng? Snoi %@8
u,a,o1h study g thy m,pl,Sric% VA reSsh IN tas
iricris OF ic,i' AMI me irut' hear Inn
CMU,EECH OF TnlE MEsSIAH. go,nsIr aiI9 "A. n
pcach Morning at H. Subject IN arcr smi DScFs rs"
ENemns az : ,ss9,HeGt ihe comrreh' n'iNencss Of
! CATHOLIC APOSTOLIC CHVECiI. lGth
st. hnIM.'n 1'h Ant 'r AM 9e't i,c ., fSg'
church viii be explained THIS evening at "a o'clock.
| Sci trvc.
ELDEr GEOWCEH. KHAWER,m,c paftor
| "a u the Ashu.v T.. thurcu. Wilmington, y l., will
| prpach t0-iaS m lc Sec ui went chapel on Gambler.
land t., between De Km. 'ut Lafayette tvs, Brookl}n.
kingiou' All r. NJ, l''-r FouN and i's i'rouison
| GOSPEL SEKVICI.s- Bronkcs Halt adl Brooue
" = ga NJ, every Sunday. Good Singing All
| lrN.td
4 Brn.h.Nu. r. Don sunday. May n. Ht pa r. Mr..
| samuel P4nnA VIA i've ti>c"htse ON Abraham
| and Ills Stciincc.' seats iltc, ami aI invited
Nj f'c', c,ricr iata st-Ret ~ hans r',lor,
! Moaning, lu'l frgcNtul Iur.ts a. tNlttutulA-'
| rcoI.r, siecny invited Sunday school anl coAsresa'
NEW JERTsNLEM CtIURCit CswEpEN.
" h.lli.n a1tl a., l,tNv nl'tN Ad Lexington avs,
T,At NH iiN XVI, i-wa'Sa' and ray nat W.
nlon, ly DC best antote to evil sunday school at
PARK ,TnEATHE-A!mi,..n rce, -sunlay
Do,Ic, service. song service at7'i
pEV. " CYAN METEH, superintendent OF lie
| sIrui several year. IN Rome viii speak OF his lAble
mo Italy, in the Laeht street. Baptist church corner 4
ra a.iic4 al at =. wv ANU "'' new " y" N"''P . -
pEV. JAMES VI, PULLMAN will preach on
| IL Dealing wish children NJ the church Of out
saviour SIN It., sh av, sunday morning at ~
| A. NJ
COCIETY FOR ETHICAL CULTURE
- Prot Felix Adler viii lecture before THIS society to
day at II A. NJ, at STANDARD Hall Broadway aud f2d ST
| Subject Anniversary Address
THB PEOPLES SERVICE in the Church d
the Holy Trinity, Madison and t2d St, tbs
inset ~ o'clock Dr. ryns' Jr, VII PEssch ~ ~
=.
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new snlrce Of lie Is Introduced by PhiIns Palnta,
bic Cod Liver Oil in combination with PhOsph NutTune
BE 81 lung remedy All druggists Depot Plat st-AdU
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FIRST OF MAY.

FIRST OF MAY.
The number Of accidents, cuts wounds bruises and
colds resulting from moving" on the LIST Of May mus
have very great indeed. in city densey popu
lated New York yet venture 10 assert that not
case Of all those that had been treated with kENNEr
MAGIC OIL attended with serious quencea
ccty restored This famous remedy IL sold by all drug.
sists and country merchants. A sample bottle can b
obtained FREE OF CHARGE by calling at the depot %
Murray st. New York
sTKICTUREs,VAR AND UEL
discusses cured without knife causc, bougics pan
n4uscous medicncs, by European and Amencnn Med
betes dropsy grgvel stnnc and bladder d-nses cured
by the ISABEL NATURAL MINERAL WATER. Ply.
scians advice, urinary analysis testimonial book Tree.
29i broadway. New York.
LIFE i-Dr. $. DAVIDSON Eclectic Medical College.
New York; has practsed 80 Years IN NERVOUS and
MUSCULAR DEBILITY and PREMATURE DECAY d
VITALITY His infAlltbe specifics world renowned.
Oces ZIG East 22d st. between Lexington aud fth ava
WOULD buy An EsTABLIsH
weekly city newspaper, either NJ general character OF
devoted 10 some respectable snccaltv the lrice was
low enourh and the terms asy. Address BUYER, boz
Tao sun once.
MANENTLY CURED WITH.
out knife, caturc. or chusuc no charge m curcd' tesu
mouias ply and PATIENTS consultations
DR. sfODpARD, i4l West 2ist It
"RYE AND UOCK"-NAN BEII'S TUR
only genuine sold 10y all druggists aud AT Al
bottle; At depot 81 per gallon " VAN BELL, - Cham
bcrsst south side.
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PRICKLY HEAT
INCIDEETA To THE TEXAN CLIMATE

Messrs WEEKS 4 POrTEK-G,utlemon Enclosed
please md one dollar Tor large box Of CUTICuRA The
small one that received some time tune ago has beer
efhcactous especially In PuckN Heat, Rash az
some people call IT, lam nois!ug 10 about
Yours truly, THOMAS ". BUCKLEY.
Mason, Tie Nas, sept y, 1873
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By using ilIGGlNs German L1uulry APP because it !
pure. Ask your grocer for IT, ant ave "a a trial
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Use Rdey's carbolie Baby wash Sold by Dilman drug
ElSk Aston House, and WenS Elliott IL Gold st-Ad~
The daily gazette., 1879-03-15

increased and unnecessary taxation for
the purpose of erecting new county
buildings"
1t will be seen that the chief of Mr..
Rodney's reasons are just such as every
citizen of Wilmington may be expected
to express, and no doubt they would con-
cur with him entirely il the Courthouse
were here instead of five miles away.
He cannot, therefore, ohject to their en-
tertaiping opinions that are actuated
from precisely similar motives. Now,
if a new Courthouse is built it is
supremely ridiculous to expect the peo-
pie of Wilmington, who will be
expected to pay fully three-fourths
of the cost, to agree to wasting their
money In erecting it in New Castle
The people of Wilmington have gone to
New Castle for great many years and
the people OF the county are not so un-
generous as not to concede that tuin
about is fair play.
The daily gazette., 1879-03-15
Running for Congress.

HOW CONGRESSMAN WHITAKER is
SPEEDING ACRoss THE CONTINENT.
Congressman Whitaker, Of Oregon, is
enjoying an experience ON The Pacific
Railroad which ~ill doubtless never be
forgotten by him. He lett Oregon by
steamer, intending to take train from
San francisco which would hiring him to
Washington in time 10 be present at the
organization OF the House. The Portland
steamer was delayed by bad weather, and
Mr.. " hittaker did not reach San Francis
co until twenty-six hours after the train
tor the East which 1t was necessary for
HIM To catch had left A special train
was placed at his disposal by the Pacific
slope Democrats, anc he stated east ard
over the Rocky Mountains at double the
ordinary rale of speed. A telegram v as
received here tooay from Ogden saying
that the sPe cial train was only five hours
behind the regular, twenty-oue hours
time having been gained on the regular
train in twenty-four hours. The regular
train will be overtaken about 200 miles
east Of Ogden, and Mr.. Whitaker will
be in Washington Oh time.
The daily gazette., 1879-03-15
Why Men Need Wives.

1t is not to sweep the house, make the
bed, darn tue socks and cook the meals,
that the man chiefly wants a wife. If
III s is all he needs servants can do it
more cheaply than wife. If this is all,
when a Young man calls to see a lady,
send him into the pantry to taste the
brad and cake she has made, send him
to Inspect the needle work aud bedsmak-
Ing, or put broom into her hands and
send him to witness its use. Such things
are important, and the wise young man
will look fer them. Blu, what The true
man wants is wife's Companionship,
sympathy and love. A man is sometim es
overtakeu by misfortunes, he meets fail
ures and defeats, trials aud temptations
oeset him and he needs some to stand
by him and sSmpathize. All through
life, through storm and sunshine, through
conflict and victory, through adverse aLt
| tayorlng winds, man Leeds woman.
love. His heat yeaIns for it.
The daily gazette., 1879-03-15
What u Catholic BishOD Con-
den

CLEVELAND, Ohio, March 14.-The
Right Rev. Bishop Gilmour has issued a
pastoral letter to the Clergy of
this diocese which condemns the
irish vera, published in New
ork, for being antagonistic to truce Catho-
lie principles condemns labor unions
Tor their secrecy; forbids Catholic par
ents under threats of exconmun.catiou,
from sending their children to public
schools where Cathol lie schools are easy
OF access, and gives the Hibernians a SO :
we're reprimand for not allowing priests
TO act as their spiritual advisors. he
bishop urges upon Catholics the necess :
ty of subscribing TO the diocesan Catholic
journal in preference to all others and
repeats his order to young catholics not
to marry out side of their religious faith.
The daily gazette., 1879-03-15
TOBACCO CONVENTION.

The tine-cut and smoking tobacco
manufacturers in convention at Cinciu-
naii have fixed the prices under the ne W
internal revenue law at 90 cents for sno-
king and 40 cents pound for fine cut In
packages Of ten pounds. The following
were appointed "A committee Of arbtr5.
ton To adjust the ditferenceshirising di from
reiolutiUns adopted by the convention,
and for the consideration n OF all complain nts
of violation of faith Charles S,idder
and L. A. McAlpine, of New York; T.
B. Merrck and o. q. Butler, OF St. Louis;
Z. w. Allen. of Cincinnati, and Chris
uan AK, OF BALTIMORE. A meeting of
manufacturers of plug tobacco was held,
al which a resolution was adopted favor
Ing an advance III prices for May dehv.
cry corresponding with the recent ad.
vance in Il ai, especially in white filters.
A committee was appointed to advise all
panufacturers of the action of the meet.
ing.
The daily gazette., 1879-03-15
4 New Method of Planting
Telegraph Poles.

a new method Of planting telegraph
poles has been introduced in Pennsylva-
mia. The ground is staked Oft at distances
OF 300 feet apart a man starts oil with
cartridges of electric powder, aud with a
crow bar in his hand. The bar Is driven
four or five feet in the ground, a car
fridge with lighted fuse Is dropped into
the hole, and the man proceeds to the
next stake, but before he reaches j. the
carridge has exploded, making n cavity
As big a. flour barrel in TIE ground, and
a gang of men who follow plant fele-
graph pole in the spot. In this way fous
men will set up 100 10 100 poles per day
and at cost two thirds less than by the old
way. .-Sceintlfc american.
The daily gazette., 1879-03-15

WILL NOT HARBoR A CRIMINAL
A dispatch from Hartford, Conn, says
that Hiram II. Kiinpton, ex-financisl
agent of South Carolina, proposes to
make Hartford his future residence II
Governor Andrews will promise not to
give him up in case arequisition is made
for him from South Carolina but the
Connecticut Governor very properly de-
clInes to make any such promise, prefer
ring not 10 compromise his honor with a
or minal TO save him from just punish
N ent, and to be free to act as tie circum-
stances and fact Of the case may warrant.
The daily gazette., 1879-03-15

The Philadelphia Press says: "Sena-
ter Bayard has surrendered to the revo-
lutionary element in his party, and we
chronicle the fact with real regret" No
dpubt the Press regrets to find Senator
Bayard cooperating with his fellow
y democrats. But to Senator Bayard's
Democratic friends his views express. d
in the late interview in the n. Y. Herald
Which we published on Thursday, is re-
reshing, and they have taken great
pleasure in their perusal, notwithstand.
ing they are received with "Ieal regret =
uy the Press.
The daily gazette., 1879-03-15

MARCH 1870.
T he GREENBACKERs For FREE ELE

The GREENBACKERs For FkEE ELEC-
TIoNs.-It is announced by Washing
ton dispatch that the Greepback Con-
gressmen have caused it to be announced
at their headquarters that ''the Nationals
would support the Democrats TO secure
the repeal of the laws which permit Fede-
raj office holders to control the elections. ="
Thus it appears that all parties except
the Republicans who hold the offices are
in favor of free elections.
The daily gazette., 1879-03-15
BRADLEY JOHNSON IN TROUBLE
WITH A LAWYER.

ley T. johnson and j. Murray Forbes,
Esq, of Fauquhar county, wer, arrested
this evening and placed under bonds for
appearance before the police court to-
it being charged that they were
about TO engage in breach OF the peace.
The difficulty originated IN angry words
between the two gentlemen in the Cir
cult Court room to-day, during the trial
of the case of the Commonwealth against
General johnson, in which Mr.. Forbes
is assistant counsel on the part Of the
State.
The daily gazette., 1879-03-15
MARRIED TEN MINUTES AFTER
A DIVORCE

At Shelbyvllie, Ind, in the Circuit
Court, man by the nam of George f.
Hill, residing in Union township. an
piled for divorce. The causes shown
satisfied the Court, and the divorce wa,
granted. Hill paid all the costs incurred
In about ten minutes after he was releas-
ed from the bonds of fmatrimony, he took
out marriage hcense, and was married
to Miss Minnie B. Lovltt. This case is
the fastest on record in the couutry. d.
vorced and married in less than one
hour