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cular from different put in circulation
and the authorship is credited to Mr.. Cobb. editor
of the Lockpo Daily Journal 1t will be seen that
it is not of quite so serious character as the
other:-
l. Do You think morally right to be going around the
country way your paint frightening every bodyY
Do think Mr.. rden should DO held up A. an OK
am pie TO American youth and IL so why noty
Do know that by pursuing your present course
You arc premium upon political rascalty before
such innocent cherubs as little Apgsr and Nephew"
4 Do you think that Governor Robinson
would steal u red hot stovey -,
g. How large. in opinion will be MI Corneits ma
joriIy, IL this Of thing continuesy
q. Next TO Dave Robinson. who do you like best!
III elected. will you to II that the necessary
process of the Erie Canal near the locks In
promptly commenced by large gang OF demo-
laborers fully two days before election OF each
year? ..s...
1t compare with Tammany Hall.
9-Is Ohio. in your esttmation much OF State!
l0.-What is "boomT
l-Could YOU ask Mr. Dorsheimer some time privately
what he calls such performances as that he cut up IN
l2-Was MIR. sunset Cox who wrote those beauti-
full lines commencing II would not live alwayY
13.-Are you acquainted with Missionaries henderson
and McCune. and II SO, are You well!
I4-Was il Robinson Cornell who said. u do not OK
be but do expect to beat that old SOCIAL
list Caleb Pink?' 49,
who Courtneys boat In ACCOMPLISHMENTS OF course
50 Mr.. Tildeny
l6-Do you carry any money about your clothes TO BIO
eractng the baneful effects or Mr. Iildens
'barI, ana il so, where yoa immediately
IIWould you have known first glance the picture OF
recently painted by of local artists and
displayed In the Tilden committee room!
IS-whsre will DO post Office address after cleo
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KILLED BY A WAGON POLE.

A tailor named Pische Cohen, residing at No.
III ATTORNEY street. left his homo at half-past six
O'Clock yesterday morning to go to his employment
opposite the grocery store of NJ Marks. at No. 15l.
stood a vehicle belonging to the proprietor. When
Cohen reached the spot an ice wagon came rapidly
along and struck the other wagon the pole of which
descended suddenly and struck the tailor on
tho left temple telling him to the side
walk. He picked up and taken to tho
Thirteenth precinct station, where the wound was
dressed, after which no sent to the Eleventh
precinct, where the accident occurred. and thence
to his home. AS he grew rapidly worse an ainpu-
lance was summoned and no was taken to Bellevue
Hospital, where IL found that his skull was frac-
tured. Ho lived only two hours after reaching the
hospital and his body removed to his homo
after the Coroner had been notified. The driver OF
the ice wagon. Frank vogel. jumped from his seat
after the collision and accompanied tho injured man
a portion OF the distance to tho police ststion.
Captain Cherry ordered his arrest, and he was
locked up in the Eleventh precinct station houso.
Vogel IL twenty-thrce years Of age ana expresses
deep regret for the for which he cannot
account, as he was not driving fast The WAGON boz
longed to Philip Muller, No. AZ avenue A. Cohen
thirty-fou years of age. and leaves wife and
Ave children ndes;itute circumstances. Negel Will
be held to await the verdict Of the ooroner jury.
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NOMINATIONS IN NEW JERSEY.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALp.1

III ~ The HERALD.
TRENTON, Oct. 20, 1870.
The First District Democratic Convention Of MGR.
Ger county to-day nominated for the House of AS
scmbly Bayard Stockton, of Princeton, who is q
grandson Of the famous Commodore OF that name.
Ills republican opponent is Charles y. Robinson.
Mayor of Princeton and editor OF q newspaper in
that borough.
The nomination OF candidates for the State Senate
In the six counties where vacancies this year
have just been completed. The list is follows:-
Burngton-W. Budd Deacon and Caleb u. Rdgway.
Passaic-Garret A. hobart and Carrot A. Hopper.
Middlesex-Isaac l.. Martin and Wright Robins.
Cape May--Richzrd 5. Leaning aud Waters
u. Miller. Hunterdon--S. ii. Smith and Eli
Rosenburg. Sussex--William stiles and Thomas
Francis. The first named In each county n repub.
lican. tine second IN democrat. The contest hot
test in Passac. burlington and Mddlesex where the
parties are pretty evenly divided. The successful
candidates will each have vote In eecting United
States senator In 1881 hence the friends of Senator
Randolph, Congressman Ross and ex- Secretary Robe
son. who aspire tor tho honor. are actively engaged
IN the campaign. About half the Assembly nomina-
tons have been made.
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STABBED IN THE THROAT.

A Aght occurred at about two o'clock yesterday
morning in the bakery owned by Peter sweeny. No.
Is Newark street. Hoboken, during which Sweeny
was attacked by man named William Appleton.
who stabbed him in tho throat with long oladed
knife. Detective warcng fastened to the place ana
took Appleton into custody. City Physician Pindar.
who was summoned, found that Sweeny had
received o painful but not serious injury
He said that had the knife penetrated one
tenth of an inch further. the Juguiar
would have been severed. Sweeny said that Apple
ton into his place and volunteered 70 assist 'o
workmen. During the proprietor's absence nc
brought in liquor and got all the men intoxicated.
This SO angercd eny that he ordered th stranger
out and the latter turned upon him and stabbed MIN.
Recorder McDonough committed the prisoner IN do
fault of bail to await trial.
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NEWARK'S OFFICIAL VOTE.

Tho Newark Common Council met yesterday and
canvassed the returns Of the late charter election
The total number Of votes cast was 220i9-a larger
vote than polled at the last Presidential cleo
ton. The majority Of W. II. +. Fielder. anti
blue candidate. Theodore Macknet, tho
claw and order republican candidate, was
officially declared to bo 3.471. The green
back candidate po'lcd 40 votes. Two votes
were cast for Judge Toese and two for William
l.. Pine In the second ward the majority OF the
judges counted In Joseph Colyer. repupicsn, az
Alderman. The democrats appeared anu Pro'ess'c'u
that the true majority was for Mr.. Whitiock. .neIr
man. IL Is charged by them that not only were
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her Of people have also come into my Office whom
questioned the same way. and from whom received
.The Kelly movement is strong here. You thinkT'
Eyes; like Kelly. He will be in Elmira on Nom
day night II the nti-Tilden democrats here how
ever think there is chance for the election of Rob-
inson many them will be sure to cast their votes
for Cornell They will do anything to defeat the
present Governor. Personally l have nothing
against Mr.. Robinson. but am bitterly opposed to
his practices as Executive OF the state. He has
pointmenf of John +. Smyth as superintendent of
Insurance. knew ut the time that this was great
and cautioned the Governor against trading
with his political enemies. felt that he would be
sold. aud that the great power and influence Of the
Insurance Department from that time forward
would be cast tor the republican party. The Gov
atterward saw the error of his ways aud tried
to get rid OF smyth. but did not succeed. as you
know"
you don't see any way; then, for the Robinson
people to elect their candidateg'
mo. have heard tnat they inaugurated move
ment to buy up q majority of tho greenback vote.
but they will not succeed in this Such efforts by any
party are more injurious than beneficial. Leaders
are dealt with generally in such cases. The rank
and Tile get wind Of the corrupt interference and be-
come indignant. voting right Opposite to the de-
sired way. They do not believe III a few men peck
etng the spoils. Some OF them are in favor of an
equal division should anything of that sort be
around"
Mr.. Mcguire spoke eloquently in this strain for
over halt an hour l have given the substance OF
his remarks. The gentleman scanned to be more
enthusiastic than on the antiTilden side using
arguments with his usual forcible and caustic man
ner.
THE ARNOTT BOOM.
Mr. Stephen T. Arnott. the leading democratic
spirit in opposition to Governor Robinson to whom
have already alluded. asserts emphaticaliy that this
candidate has chance whatever of election: that
Kelly will a large vote. which must result in
giving the county and State to Cornell
REPUBLICAN ESTIMATES.
Mr. c. S. Fairman principal editor OF the repub-
]can paper in Elmira, was equally sanguine with
Messrs Mcguire and Arnott as to the result of the
gubernatorial contest in Chemung. Ho thinks that
Kelly Will receive at least 1000 votes in the county
thus giving Chemung to Cornell by u handsome
plurality. He also considers that about onc-half the
greenback vote of last year-some l5O0-wil be cast
at the next election in the same locality. large
proportion of this vote he believes will to Kelly
The idea that the sill htest disaection exists among
republicans who may favor Robinson is laughed at
by Mr.. Fairnan.
GUBERNAToRIAL VOTE OF cHEMUNG
The vote OF this county IN 1916 was as folows:-
1874 1876.
Tden.. G.226 Robinson. ......... 5.434
Dix................ 3.i53 Morgan 4553
Tiden's majority 773 Robinson's mai. sSl
am inclined to think that Governor Robinson
will carry his own county by q handsome plurality.
The Kelly "bOOm is likely to die out in few days.
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DE LANCEY KANE FOR CONGRESS.

While the New York Coaching party was driven up
in front OF the hotel at Tarrytown yesterday MIR.
De Lancey Kane requested to step into private
room by General Hustled and Assembly man Bradley.
where brief conference held, In which 10
understood that Mr.. Kane was persuaded to allow
his name to be used in the Republican Convention
to be held ut White Plains on Thursday AZ . candi-
date for Represen tative in Congress.
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THE OHIO ELECTION.

CINcINNATI Oct 20, 1879.
The following are the official republican MAORI
ties in this (Hamilton) county:-Foster, Governor,
3,Gi5; Hick snlooper Lieutenant Governor, 3.6sI;
Ramp, County Clerk. 3671; Staley. County Treas
urer, 2423; Habnitz. Director of County Infrmary.
231. For the Legislature. the vote for Williams.
publican who was the lowest the list. exceeds
that of Blair the highest democrat, by 1884 votes.
The total vote cast in this county is 55 .5s7.
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GOVERNOR FOSTER COMING EAST.

[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
SANDUsKY, Ohio, Oct. 20. 1877.
Governor-elect Charles Foster left this city for
New York this evening to attend to some railroad
business connected with the disposal Of the Louis
Vile ana Lake Erie Railroad, in which he has large
interest He may take part in the New York cam
paign in behalf Of Mr.. Cornell but that depends on
his business engagements.
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SENATOR ROBERTSON RENoMINATED.

The republicans Of the Twelfth Senatorial dis
trict of this State comprising the counties Rock
land and westchester. held a convention at the
franklin House, Tarrytown, yesterday, for the pur-
pose OF nominating u candidate for State Senator.
and unanilno usly selectod Mr.. W. II. Robertson.
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BROOKLYN POLITICS.

The Democratic Senatorial Convention of tho
Fourth district last night unanimously nominated
John 9. Jacobs.
The Republican Senatorial Convention Of the same
district nominated Henry Edward Roehr.
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Is only two-but that bribery and corruption
resorted to. The matter referred to the next
council. Meanwhile she democrats say they will
bring the matter into the courts to prevent
Mr.. Colyer from taking his seat.
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Tlden's majority 773 Robinsons maj... sSl
am inclined TO think that Governor Robinson
will carry his own county by q handsome plurality
The Kelly "boom" is likely to die out in few days.
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RETURNING TO THE wIGwAM.

MR.. KEILY's STEPS HoMEwAID BENr-THE
RoBINsoNIAN ANIdUs AGAINST TAMMANY-
r1LpEN AND HIS OLD FRIEND TwEED-PoII-
sTRATIoN AT ELSIIRA.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-05-15
BY Chafin, Staples & Co., Anctioneers, q"
No, north Tenth street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE
i FARM IN POWHATAN COUSTY.-By virtue
of n deed of trust executed 10 me by John r " mt
field and wife, bearing dit" the st day OF Decein-
ber S76 and recorded In the clerks once OIL row
hatan County Court on the 23d day OF Decembcr
1875 shall, at the request OF the person secured
bv said deed proceed sell 1T public auction en- ne
PREMISES, Mt 12 O'Clock ~. on the 18TH DAY OF
MAY, 1879. that certain TRACT OF LAND de-
scribed In said deed rs lying In Powhatah county.
Va containing 1,O17 ACP rs. Elure or less now IN
the occupancy Of said John +. Whitfield. The SAID
tract consisted originally Of Two parcels--one known
yeyed 10 said Whitfield BY John NJ. sly and wife, an,
the other, known us Middesax," containing about
81 acres. conveyed TO said Whitfield by John +.
law trustee The ent re tract of ,0l7 acres, more
or less being bounded by the lands OF Augustine
Poy,lL Wilson Wlnfree. John c. Porers estate, the
lands lately owned ny DR.. David McCaw and The
lands of William III. Wesson aud - Wilkinson:
The said tract Is valuable farm, about TWENTY-FIVE
miles from Richmond. well wooded and watereG,
aud with I'D EXCELLENT DWELLING. HOCS
out buildings, orchard, &c.
TERMS Enough cash 10 pay the expenses OF sale
ard Il note for S 800 with Interest from the sum
day of December, l SFS: aud the residue on such
terms as The said John +. Whitfield or his assigns
may direct and in OF his their failure to give
such direction the said residue shall be payable In
three equal instruments 1T three, SIX and Twelve
months, with interest added from day OF sale, deed
or trust to be taken from the purchaser to secure
such deferred insralmenfs.
mys, -, THOMAS II. QUINN. Trustee.
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Z 90. =: By Ronert 3. Lyme, y: .sH
~ Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
1912 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF ABOUT
.OTWENTY. BUILDING LOTS ON SMsTH;S
HILL, FRONTING ON SIXTH, SEVENTH. AND
.ElGHTH STR EETs NEAR CROUCH Pk RI 5, IfIS
AND OTHER STREETS. IN Thee OF KILL
hlOND, BY.AUCTION.-In pursuance or cer,am
decree OF The Chaneery Court Of The ely OF hlsh
In0nd. entered on the I'd day of July. 1875. In the
suit styled Hughes Knowles, Leo ct dts. therein
pending, We, the, undersigned. appointed specG,ii
commissioners for The purpo e viii proeeeS 20 SET;
upon the premises, on FRIDAY the l6th DAY OF
Nav. 1870. commencing at O'Clock ?. NJ, about
Twenty DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS, 'front.'
Ing about 80 feet euch by l20 feet deep.
This sale offers an'unusualy good opportunity 70
parties of small means and purchasers Tor specnta-
ton or otherwise being situated that they viii be
greatly improved and enhanced In value by me new
grades nd many new houses being erected near 10
them, and being so contiguous TO the central por-
ton Of the city. .;ttl 81 ...,
THE TERMS under the decree will he one fourth
Ca II !: balance upon a creatt OF four, eight. and
twelve months, the purchaser 10 give negotiable
notes, With SIX per cent interest added and The .iis
10 be retained until all The pnrchase-moncy IL paid
and conveyance ordered by the Court.
Ap!at or tue property csn be seen aE the ohscc OF
the auctionesr, A. Mi KEEL Y. -. !. j
80 JOHN HUNTER, JE.,
~ =, ~, tt,sy5 MES ii. D0ULEY,s.s2t
my 10 Special commissioners
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my Gilt
By W. GOddIn,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioncer.
corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF FIVE HUN
Less OF WoOD-LAND IN KING WILLIAM
COUNTY NEAR TO ,SWEEy-HALI STATION,
ON The YORK RiEERRAILRQ1AD, AN II, NEAR J. 4
M II 3 "A And MATTAPUNI RTvERs-Sy viz
tue Of decree Of the Chancery Court Of the city OF
Richmond, entered on he 18th April, 1879, IN the
tces,' &C., the undersigned Blair Bur"ell, Jr the
trustee named in the deed Of trust from Joseph
II q kse W 9 Su ou ass c @a{
the 18th October, 1866, will. offer for sale
at public auction, at the Office, Of Wellington
GoGdn real estate auctioneer. in the city OF Rich
nfond, corner Of Bank and Eleventh streets. on
TUESDAYthe 2oth May, 1S79, at O'Clock +; NJ.
the TRACT OF WOODLAND In King Z, William William
county. located as above, on the main road lending
from the Courthouse 10 West Poin'. containing $40
ACRES tmorc or less), being the same iract con;
LIST January. 1854. known rs The = Wood Farm y
tract adjoining tract of land known as Cherry
Lane" on the north, where Wilii'm nill now or
formerly resided; the east. lands now or former
Iy belonging 70 Miss Mamie L. GREGORY; on Inc
south, lands or formerly known Is the lands OF
Samuel u. Pitcher: and on the west .tht main road
leading from King William Courthouse 10 West
Point; also adjoining the lands OF I: H. Slaughter
and Mr. the Wn9e fac Is eoy re 9
$50 to 200 cords first quality pine wood, from I,2u0
to 2.OrO cords second qualify. from 900 to l5O0
oak ana he a1 se g o on e o"
Sweet HaIl station, and about two miles from good
lanGlngs on the Mattaponi and Painunkey rivers.
so that the wood, &c, can be easily and cheapiy
transported to market. There are two griSt- and
saw-lnjIs convenient to the tract. and the TACT mat
It is railroad station and navigation gives
TERMS: One fourth cash: balance at six, twelve,
and eighteen months for bonds bearing Interest;
with approved personal security, and title retained
till all or the purclasemoney is paid and coyey-
ance ordered by tie Court The taxes for 1879 to
be paid by the purchase STAIR s11RwE1l, JR..
my lO-l0t . .... t. ..... . Sos Trustee.
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... ..-. Dy Robcr; B. Lyme, t..I
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
1912 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF TWO
" VALUABLE MAIN. STREET STORES: AND
ONE BRICK STORE AND DWELLING COKNER
WI Nb 0 A AVENEE L ASR G A16fS
ING TIE ABOVE. AND FRONTING ON THE
WEST LINE OF GRAHAM STREET, TOWN or
of decree OF the Chancery Court Of the city or
Richmond entered on HE 5ih day of May. 1879 In
s% Of eerce sell on
premises, on WEDNESDAY the 2l,t day OF May,
1879, commencing at AZ o'clock r NJ eronr
First ut No. 1876 east 5lan street. with the STORE
and DIV ELLlNG over same, now occupied by David
Rose Esq, as dry. goods store and dwelling. THIS
n9pfbry T and streets
IS good location for that business or any other ana
will at all times command goon tenants: The pro
periy Il In very good order The lot extends paos
second. immediately after the above, STORE, and
DIV ELLING over same. No. 2O1 s cast Main street,
east OF and adjoining the enginc.hose. The lot and
building front south side Of Min street between
Twcmtieth and Twenty.Ist streets - icct anu the
dwelling overhead contains about len rooms. gas;
wafer, &c. This store will pay good interest," and
is worthy Of attention.
Third Immediately after The above sale HIS been
LARGE AND NEW STORE AND DWELLING
situated on Williamsburg avenue and Graham street
This is wcll-built and desirable stand. and IS
amongst the best property in Rockets, having cost
MIR. Rose during his lifetime considerable amount
10 build. The store fronts on both the avenue ana
Graham street The dwelling overhead contains five
rooms. The lot 10 80 feet front on Graham street,
anu tXtepdS Dack some cOUslucTaoic 'tpiH VII iic
avenue. II has large stable, water, &C, on the
premises.
the TWO LOTS adjoining this store on Its north. 20
feet In depth ThpSc lots really rs pretty and as
desirable for building purposes as amy IN that local.
ity.
TERMS: Under decree, will be one fourth cash /;
residue at six, twelve, ami eighteen months credit
with negotiable notes, per cent. interest added,
and TILE retained until all of the purclasc-moncY Is
paid and 4 co iveyauce is ordered by The Court.
Special attention is invited to the sale of this vau-
able property. The auctoneer VIII give any lur-
ther IN Information required before day Of sale
- -. 80 .-... A. NJ. KELLEY,
my Gilt Special Commissioner.
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J mAxcHEsT,Ea AMI vHeINsrx.

Ntsp Trial Granted Iesess. ~. !
dt,eoed Midlothian Mtrderey On iaseua5
afternoon Judge VeisIgefs OF the Salsa,
Cont al Chesterfield. granted q neM tI I,'
In the case of George Lewis teoiorca, .ns
alleged Midlothian murderer ne suss,lu y.
{ inc decision OF the County Court 10 ail tne
hi,is on exception except the last, ana y
randsr,ng his decision bearing upon that
,srtien,as hill (which claimed that the eYi-
Saano ,sas NOT oil such a character as 10
tmstifv 3 verdict OF murder In the first. ae.
sreea' the Jndge said that there was doubt
si,n,n his mind 10 regard 10 It. but he wonld
give the prisoner the benefit OF that doubt
and Furthermore mentioned that perhaps DC
might be i'm error; il so, he erred on tae
side of mercy, and would therefore grant
the prisoner a new trial. !,
The next trial is expected to take place
M the June tern OF the County Co,trs WIZ =,
cnnyenes on the second Monday ln tue
month. There were five bills VI exceptions
contained in the writ OF error. ~.
Lewis. upon being notified OF the Iaci
that ne was to have another trial, eVlncea
considerable delight, for he had oifen saio
to those who visited him after he was sen,
fenced to be executed that the last spark OF
hope OF escaping the seyercst penalty OF tue
law had been entirely .extinguished.
when the case will again be brought up
for another hearing in the County Court II
is said that other witnesses Will De pro
duced for the Commonwealth, whose cyl.
dence will be quite damaging to the pris'
oner. Lewis has often expressed the opin.
ion that his execution is but question o.
time. he has made confession OF the
crime OF which he is, charged to persons
who have visited him during his lmprlson
roent and since conviction.
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Ivy j. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Aucftoneer,
: p No.t1113 bfaiti street.

H,RIJSTEE,S SALE OF A NE a Z
| RHTlK COTTAGE ON NORTH TENTH
sTREET: ALSO A VACANT, LOT IN EEAR,
FRONTING ON ELEVENTH STeEET.|,BByyo VIZ r,
Rsrhmond (,haIicery Court. in q suis styled Nc
Canclish ps Oyertonss executor and ats, WIZ, as
trustee sell to the hgkest bidder upon the premises
On THURSDAY, 9Th day of May, at 81 O'Clock =:
A.. the BRICK COTTAGE on ihe east sac Q.
Tenth street., commencing 99 feet sonIn OF ..
street ana the lot fronts on siS street 33 fee WIN
aenth Of lis feet 10 an alley twelve feet wide.
10 e.r f. y ALSO,
VACANT LOT In rear of the above, fronting
IS fee, on west side OF Eleventh street. having q
de,tli of l8 feet to an alley twelve feet VIDE.
TxpMs: cash as TO amount sufficient TO pay Inc
exnense OF sale The cost OF these proceedings, ant
The sum OF S1,7l1.34 with Interest at eight PEI
cent ner anuum from 25th day OF September. 1873
until paid. A. K. CoGhdNEi' 1fu ,,sH