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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-17

two boys who did the job for me, and when re-
turned, half an hour aflerward, the tall Mexican
was still standing there. apparently not having
changed his position. In striking contrast with
his indifference was the anxiety have frequently
seen shown to obtain work.
NcwMexico is a Catholic country and doubt IL
there IS Protestant church in the Territory out
side of Santa Fe. belIeve,there are two small ones
here. Every Mexican village and Indian pueblo
has its Catholic church. no matter how small the
place may be or how poor the people. There IS no
system OF public schools in the Territory. The
Church has coed schools for both sexes in Santa
Fe. and think in few Others of the larger Next
can towns. There is also private Protestant
school in this city. z. L. W.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-17
WHAT SPOILED rHE FRAUD CRY.

II.Ni TIC Wu9ttIJV0' '1V'1'VH 4V'7'0'
The cipher kilograms, as TINS JOutnal always
main alneit spOIt fraud issue from the start, be-
cause order MAINTAIN such an issue effectively II
that those VINO make the outcfy nave
merely beaten at their own game Yet after TIE
elections 1878 had shown that ne fraud issue was
mlpIeu Barnunitcs tried make II the cAef CUES
tOl of campaign Then after they had taken TIE
stems winch Indiana aud made HaDcOcHs election
they did their best TO degrade The great party
theY mlsrcp. escnted, ana the peoples cbeltAh WHO
was towering above them ny dbetng or al least
beng deceived blythe MOrey forgery, IT, not con
tented with defeating they wanted 10 dishOuOr thelf
party T3OSe VINO were mis!ed by is apparent genu-
ueurss into treating this biachguards device
have ground Tor righteous ndIgndtlOi at sucn fresh
exhibition OF that spirit OF TldcalSm which las nOw
freshly ldaied The power OF the money monopO
lists and cen ;ralizatiOnsts for indefinite term OF
wears But then, mOhaTcS like Iilden, BirnuIn, Eng
ish and Belmont never had any logical pace III party
which had 10 reason existing except az party OF
the masses and party OF the people only IeaiS Tue
cropit sows when II ltself under sucn niinca
Lea
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-17
MARINE DISASTERS.

W,sp1yGroy Nov. 16.-1he Signal Corps
Station AT Little Egg Harbor n j. reports to the Chief
e,l officer as follows The schooner susan Jane, OF
r,oDor,on n L. James Andrews. master, for NewYork,
oar,o nav and charcoal went ashore on Little Egg
,I,r,o- shoals The crews OF Life-Savng Station No
o. and "a went to her assistance Inc vessel mas oaed
1870 :. no,y heing towed INTO harbor by the lifesaying
- Tho vessel lost her rudder, portion OF waist. aud
sIsiIPSx n - Nov 16.-A dispatch received tonight
states that brig Victor OF % wa
on Ola ,S siewaId were drowned The vessel, which was
bound S,in 70 Ph D caro- was insured IN Boston.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-17
DErRlUDlyG rWo FIRMS IN THIS CITY.

Philip Aaronson, tailor, of No. 40 Newark
ave- Jersey CITY, Henry ~ Cohen. barber, OF GarIon-
ST. Hoboken and Henry Permurter, halter, OF jersey
CITY were arrested last evening warrant issned
by Justice Adrdge jersey CITY, charging them with
conspiracy to defraud. Tne complaint Is made by
Finley & Tobin, of Lis penard-st, this city, ana by
Moss Brothers. also OF this city. According to the
afidavits AaronsOn purchased $500 IN goods from
Moss ana 5000 IN goods from Finley IoDn' ear'y
IN Octobcr arranging that no payment should made
TN November l. Before that day arrived he Confessed
Judgment m various amounts 10 his codieudants wiih
The execution Of Perlnutter. The defraudcd firms put
The wrs in the hands of the sheriff. AaIOnsOns stores
ia Jersey and Paterson were seized anu the cOtn
was sold The creditors aege that the confessions OF
Judgment we're only for the purpose 81 teraudng them
rne accu sed men were held In 5000 bail each.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-17
THE BOARDVILLE TRACED Y.
MRS DAVID,S DEATH UNEXPLAINED.

MRS. DAYID'S DEATH UNEXPLAINED.
THE FUNERAL CONDUCTED BY AN UNDERTAKEN
BEGINNING THE INQUEsT-THE HUSBANDS TEs-
TIMoNY-How liz FOUND HIS WIFE DEAD IN
THE YARD-THE STORY OF HIS son.
The inquest in the case OF Mrs. Samuel j..
David, who was found dead in the yard
attached to her house at Boardvilc, N.
j., Sunday morning, under circumstances
which are believed by many to indicate
that she was murdered by her hus-
band, was begun yesterday. The
husbands statement, taken Monday was
read, and several witnesses were
examined, among them the dead wOman's son.
He told pathetic story. The funeral OF MIS-.
David also took place yesterday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-17
PL4IN LANGUAGE FROM UNCLE SAM.

Winch is why remark,-
And iay language Is plain
That Tor ways tLat are dark
Ana for trickS thai are VAN.
The MOrcy Chlnee IS peculiar
Which the same would rise to explain
Baruum was ms name;
And, <cOfn liz a uUel,
t. not say what the same
Might imply-ptwOuld be cruel;
But lis WINK II was wicked and Truth-like,
A frequent remarked TO Marsh. Jewell.
Twas October he'd heard
From the vote in the West,
Which II might be Inferred
To his temper lave ZeSt:
But ne played il that day upon CARRIED
And me, IL a way deiest.
Which we had a campaign
Aud Barnum took hand,
IL Wa. Far Play. The same
Hc did not understand;
But hc slullrd a. he DOssei MS committee,
With q smile that was IiUlh'.lAe ana planu'
Bn, 10 tel Of each wire
lie pulled Pm unable,
Ana II klndles my Ire
40 think OF his stable,
Winch was crammed full OF mules 10 oarl,
And each wearing bribery label
But the deviltry bold
OF that BdInuiu, dear! dear!
And the lies that ne told
Were quite trigbtful To hear;
TIL at last lie PIT down forged ietter,
Aud swore: That James wrote It is clear
Then at Garfield looked 1.
And he gaZed upon me,
Aud rose with sigh,
And said. " Can this bel
Wcafe swludled by Chinese cheap Forging -
Aud We went Tor that MOrey Chlnce.
In the scene that ensued
All the voters came forth,
And on BIinUm's fell brood
The fair-minded North
SAT down very hard and emphatic,
For, o, they were terribly wroth
In his cars " hich were long,
They inserted flea,
And his dastardy wrong
Tnat was aimed al jim e.,
Turned into a petard that hoistcd
Tins Truth-lOying Morey Chiiiee.
Which Is why contend,
hnd stick TO II still.
That Fate shapes their end
Rough. Hewitt as they will.
Woo try 10 impose ON the people
Which The same IS a les ION not ILL.,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-17
WASHINGTON NOTES.

WAsHfHGroN. Tucsday, NOV TO. 1880.
The President to-day appointed Henry T.. Anterior,
Of New-YOrk Consul OF the United States at PeYnam.
DucO.
Colonel A. b. Meacham left Washington this evening
for Denver Cul where he viii attead the trial OF Agent
Berry, and then proceed 10 Los PnOs Agency vita his
colleagues OF the U,c Commission 10 pay the Northern
Utcs the money due them under The treaty.
Chairman Atkins. OF the House Committee on Appro
priaton has directed Colonel stevens. clerk Of the COM
miec to notices conyeLins the sub committees on
the following bills In session in this city the 26ta
inst Pensions. District Of Columbia VI itary Academy
and Fertilization Appropriation bills, order that the
bills may be promptly disposed or
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-17
urASING OF THE REPUBLICAN VICTORY.
~ 80 ~. L...Ln NM C.oIn.nnnLrsnllA iMen.l

The next step III the progress OF the kepuo-
a., rtv aw j. To make TINS coudtry free IN pFac nee
80 "a i'm ihrory From lakes To gull, ana everywhere
within the boundaries OF the Two oceans, We mus naNe
81 GENERAL applcaOn aud receiving general Obedience
TntIi mis- snail be the fact we have republic but IN
rsme TIE same laws governing EXPIRE slOns OF opinion
fb exist NewNOrk. OulO or California must OBTAIN
IN south Caro- ua aud Louisiana. 1t must iuTther be
raJe HE aW al tAis land that shan vote more
bau once because he il white. ana no citizen be pre-
vented from voting once because he Is black Inc pres
ent Republican victory means equal rights, equal All
m,pstrl ten OF tie aw ana equal obedience thereto
from every GiiZan beneath our hag. The party that
never goes backward Will to ii that IN the next Tour
years this sDall he accomplished Such Is the gnln-
cguce OF Garfield election.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-17
THE MURDER or MARY SIEGERSON

formal inquiry into the murIer of Mary Sieger
son will be- begun at the Coroners Office to-day Yes
tcrdav Coroner Brady visited No. 80 Lewis-st. and
took the sworn testimony of Mrs. Slegerson, who
,vos the only witness o the shooting OF her daUgh
Ter The old woman so much Frustrated ny
her rTlcf that it was thought unwIse 10 compel her
90 o6near at the CoronePs Office Her testimony
contained only the facts which have already been
pnbnshcd. The police have not gained any clue TO
The place of Andrew j. Gillon the murderer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-17
PUBLIC OPINION.

LET Congress improve the coast defences /;
,, the Army on q proper footing. and have accent
ppsyy or none at altNewYork Commercial Advertiser
(Rep)
Come. now, brothers of the North, and con-
,ess that blood thicker than water The South mas
given M secession give you up, centraiism Accept
sh.se cOndltiOus, aud nationality Is AL accompls ell
TACT -lNew-Orleans Pcay ate DEM
The Southern question, sO-callod, is busl-
VS. matter. and ne Southern problem can only be
soiyed VITA an application by the South nself of the
commOn-senSc rules that govern business communities
tyerywhere.- Cleveland Leader (Rep.)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-17
WHAT THE NEW ADMINISTRATION MAY EXPECT
Prom Hdrpers Weekly (Rep.;

IL "the South " proposes TO remain solld
until NJith" acquiesces IN the overthrow OF me
civil and uuilcal nights OF those whom IL frted the
sum Will remain SO III for long time. But now that
81. IA fnt Understood. that it rs evident 10 every
- ~ cuse m tne iheTn states that the Republican
Srtv has 10 disposition whatever 10 harm auy consi
,r,i5nal rlcnt any person or OF any state, the new
,sn,n.t-,iou NAV Justly expect the open and frank
nnoort of those at the South who desire cordial good
Snf9rrstandlnc among all sections OF the country
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-17
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT
cftOnS.

indigenous.
For New-Eugland, higher barmeter southerly, veer-
Ing 20 Westerly winds nearly stationary temperature
clear or partly cloudy weather. .
For the Middle states higher barometer, Southerly
yeernc 10 cooler North West winds, clear or partly
cloudy weather
The temperature In the Canal regions, as far Eastward
as Western Pennsylvania and western New.fork VIII
remain below The freezing point for the greater part OF
the time until Thursday ana w fall below the fieoz'
lug point m the remaining Canal regions during Tuesday
and Wednesday nights.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-17
STATE Rights IN DELAW4RE.

WILMINGTON, Del, Nov. LEON November
IL George wingnte "A United States Deputy Marshal.
was arrested charge of disorderly conduct ana
citing to riot at the polls election day. lie was
raigned before Mayor Allmand and tho hearing was
postponed until ~ norrow. Wingate giving bail To-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-17
INTENSE COLD AND SNOW,

DEADwoOD, ID. r., Nov. 16.-A terrific
etorm of snow and wind has been raging throughout
we bis Tor the past days The cold is intense the
s1ernoneter registering 40 below zero.
BOSTON, Nov. l6-Tbree inches of snow fell IN the
northern part Of Vermont. New. Hampshire and Maine
yesterday tho first Of the season that region.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-17
Doliiical Notices.
Twelfth Ward Republican Associ

Twelfth Ward Republican Association OF the XIXth
Assembly Dist.ct-Ih committee appointed by the Rcpub
hcan Committee for the above named cD
viii meet parp0se enrolling applicants Tor menber
shp at Grubes Hall l0Othst bet. Oh and lObayes
Ihur.aay evening, 18th ihst ocOck ami al tho
POss ONCE lotn and losth st. on friday
ing. 18Th O'Clock
s sS5SH 4 + iSsslf5SHlSr0H Committee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-17

United States Dstrct.Attorney Patterson issued writ
OF habcas corpus compelling the Mayor aud Chief OF
Police to deliver Wingate before the United states Court
tomorrow No action has yet been taken by the Mayor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-17

1t is altogether wrong TO tribe with bad
cough or cnid when the risk great and remedy
surf prompt and thorough Dr. Jayaes Expectoiani
can be readily found.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-17
rRIBUvE LOCAL pBSERvlrI)vS.

TRIBUNE OFFICE. Nov. II. n. m.-The movement
10 the barometer steadily upward during the GEAR
and fair weather yesterday The temperature ranged
between $40 and 46o. the average (39as1 being l5'
lower than the corresponding day last year, ard
Si2' higher than on Monday
warmer clear or partly cloudy weather, i0HoWed at
night by cooler weather may be expected to-day In this
City
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Gueclal Notices.

Bangs & 20, Amctioneers 739 and 7il Broad"aE
SELL,
IvrnNrgDAy THrR-pAY AND FRIDAY. NONE9.
Der II. 10 AND 10. AT $50 p Mon.so.,
THE LIBRARY OF THE LATE ALIEN. q. JOHNSON,
$500 OF TROY. y. I.
comprising -..
, LARGE AND VALUABLE COLLECTION OF BOOKS
~ in various departments of literature
MANY OF THEN RARE SOME CURIOUS AND FACE
TIOUS.
AND ALL IN GOOD CONDITION.
Henry A. Daniels W. d. IA LeXins t0uaye. near Z9thst
Hours 10 and > tO7.
Attention gentlemen.
New Designs IN
GAS FIXTURES CLOCKS. BRoNzEs, LAMPS. AND
ORNAMENTAL METAL WORK.
Artsc in stye and Of the and workmansAi
arc offered by
MITCHELL. VANCE q CO.,
e36 and 1873 Brosdway New.Yorr.
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s36 and 1893 Broadway. New.Yor


foreign nsls week endl4 fU RDA T. NOyem
Der 20. 1880. will close thus Office on rUESDAl 10
~ Europe steamship Arizona via Qseonsto VA,
on WEDNESDAY, 2:JO a m. b, steamship
Gaia Queenstown correspondence France must 10
specially addressed: IL m. tor France direct
steamship T. De Lesseps, VIA Hasre, on tn hSDAf.
Europe. BY steamship CRY OF Chester VIA
QuoeastOwn correspondence France
specI lily Addressed. 1880 for tuIopc. DY
steamship Wesphaha, Piyu.0utn CherOourg and Ham
burg; SATURDAY, ar 40 a Tor Europe, by stosr-
ship Celtic QleenstOwD correspondence hr Hetrany
and specially address ed. ana "a ~ nl
for by steamship Anchor via Glasgow
and at ii Europe, by steamship thoiD Via south.
aWptOn aud Bremen mails for Denmark. Swenta ana
Norway are dispatched Hamburg Beueu steamers
only The mails tor Cuba leave NewlOr November ~
Tho als for Mexicn leave No'esDel IS ana ~
The q Newfoundland aud 81 flelft .uAfo
New.HorN OSember TO- Tho mail. for Porto 1850 iraye
Pacific leave November 20 The nas Tor asrau.
\ - Lave New.lOrk NOyeaDeT 20 The mails Tor the
Winiwar indies leave New YORK November 20 Tho
mail. fEancisco NONcnoer
TIE mails fog cain. and Janta leave Francesca De.
esnb,ro IHOS. L. JAMES Postmaster
I0l1 Ual,e. New.YorE. NoyemDerl3. iSSD
The Friedrichshaii Underwater
the safest against constipation and headache.
The OILY genuine yichy Is from the sprngs uauerve.
Cslestns. Grande Grille hopiihl
yichy, from the springs Hhatenye. Ceiestins Grand
Griils and Hopitsl the only genuine.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-17
STOCK AISlNG.

Cattle and sheep raising Is carried on very sue
cessiully over largo areas in Ncw-M Mexico. and. al
though the grams grass is thin that it will not
support as many animals to Thousand acres as the
bunch grass of the northern Territories, it fur
nishes wonderfully nutritious feed, and the coun
try Is by no means fully stocked Their" IS great
room for improvement i'll the grade of all kinds OF
stock but even now the business of grazing is re-
markaby profitable one. The markets oil Kansas
and Colorado arr now easily accessible to New
Mexican stockmcn. and this has gwen a great i'm
petus to the business. There is still room for to
expand.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-01-23

Some Of the unweaned members Of the
Chamberlain Society OF Centre College
seem TO have gotten the name Of King
Cole and the Maine fumpus little mixed
Upon the eve Of an election for 22d speak
ers secret fraternity clique attempted to
initiate for election purposes young man
named Cole, who was promptly black
ballcd. About dozen or more members
Of the above mentioned fraternity and their
dupcs Withdrew and threaten to organize
a Rump Society. The vacancies caused by
these designations were promptly illed and
the original society goes on a. usual.
M. J. Farris sold to T. +. Wood III
head Of s-year-old cattle, At SIS per head
1.-THE demand for mules IL beyond the
supply and every body is trading. ......
Preparations are being made for an i'm
mense crop Of hemp next season...... X.
NJ Fisher sold about twenty ton Of hemp
serveral years crops-for &c. The Mar
win property was sold to II. NJ. Linney for
sS35.."..CoURr DAY.--A fine day and a
large crowd In town; business lively; about
500 cattle on the market, selling at 81 25 to
81 50; plug horses from $40 to S60.~....
SEED MARKET QUoTATToSs -Saplin c.o-
yer, 50; red clover s. so to s. IS, or
chard grass 81 to 81 so, blue grass 60
to Soc, timothy SO so, hemp seed 81 so to
50 90 and scarce.
- Samuel Cox died on the 18th inst. in
the lower end Of this county, at the adj
vanced age lilo years......A. Bonner Sem
pie, graduate Of Center College in 1876,
died in Fort Valley, Georgia, on the 18th
inst, Of typhoid pneumonia. .....A fer hav-
ing breathed the slow poison of existence
for nearly IS years james Kinnairi, ST.,
departed this life, at his residence in Dan
willie, at O'Clock p. NJ, on the 18th inst.
Deceased was born in Fiieshire, Scotland,
emigrated at the age Of IS, was shipwreck
ed in Long Island Sound, had the small
pox in New York and the yellow fever in
New Orleans. lie first began business In
Lancaster, KY, where he was married to
Miss Eliza Ham in 1897; then went to
Hustonville for a few years, then TO Ian
caster again, and lastly to Danville in
lS4S, where he has since lived as an hon
orable and upright man, a worthy citizen,
and a kind an indulgent father. lie was
for many years an officer Of the old Branch
Bank Of Kentucky and afterwards Of the
First National Bank, and in business cir
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-01-23
NOTES OF CURRENT EVExTs.

- Jules Fayre, the eminent French
Statesman, died in France Tuesday, aged
Ia.
-Chas. O'Conner, the venerable iurist
Of. New York, is about to marry the noted
Mrs. Hicks-Lord.
They do say that our Representative,
Mr.. E. S. Goode, is about the best looking
member in the House.
The CoTieT-JOuy1ol calls John ID.
White, the Republican member Of Clay,
the Roaring Bull of Bashan.
The pay Of the Supervisors of the cen.
sus il $500 and the Enumerators 81 per
day. The job lasts about a month.
- Thomas Walker killed another negro
named Wallace Robinson, in a quarrel
over a woman. at Harrodsburg, Monday.
There will be proyiso to the appro-
priation for the pay Of Marshals that none
of the money is to 20 for partisan work at
the polls.
90 Warren Balm, the father Of Geo. w.
Balm, the temperance orator, died at Lex
ingtOn Tuesday from the effects Of a fall
from a scallold
The racing statistics Of the United
States show that the get Of Enquirer won
last year S4S,O65, while that Of his sire,
Lamington, won S4o,749.
- Lucy Walton Rhett Horton, who
shot John II. Morgan, son Of Senator Nor
gan, has been held in 81 900 bail for action
of the grand jury at Washington City.
The largest and grandesl banquet ever
given in America is being prepared in Gin
natl, for the Southern business men, to
lake place on the opening Of the Southern
R.R
AT meeting Of the Cincinnati Rail-
road Directors, last Saturday, il was shown
hat the total earnings Of the road since
he new Company took control Is $780,
l47 rs 10 SlS0,s99 OS for operating expen-
les.
- The Republican Legislature Of Maine
has elected a Governor In the person Of
me Davis, and Chamberlain has surren-
Tered his power 10 him and as a recon-
'ense has been appointed General Of the
Militia. This Legislature has possession
4 the State HOUSE, while the fusionists
ccupy Hall. Two Governors and two
legislatures ought certainly 70 satisfy as
mall a State as Maine, but from the news
rom there peopleare far from being happy.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-01-23
BOYLE COUNTY.
DaapHle.

I
Invitations nave been issued for the
marriage oil Jas X. Gilkerson, formerly Of
Danville, to Miss Sallie Edelen at Leba.
non, NY.
Inc survivors OF the Mexican war now
living IN Boyle and surrounding counties
are requested to meet at the Courthouse
In Danville February 7, at 2P.M.
The "Danville Charade Club" will
present "a Husband to Order" and Trough
Diamond" at the Chapel Of Bell Seminary
on Tuesday night next Admission, 25
cents.
- DR.. Cowans new store room has been
rented to d. 5. Hinmnn, formerly Of the
firm Of Hackney 4 Hinman, who will open
stock Of stoves, tinware, house furnishing
goods, pumps, &c.
Gen. Speed $. Fry has been appointed
by the President as Supervisor of the u. S.
Census Of the Third District Of Kentucky
comprising 20 counties. For each 1000
inhabitants an enumerator is to be appoint
ed by Gen. Fry.
An abortive attempt was made on
Monday night to burglarize the store-house
Of Mrs. Bernero, an Italian fruit yender on
Third street, but Mrs. B. and her children
by Justify screaming routed the robbers
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-01-23

THE services Of the Louisville Com.
merciai has been well recognized by
Hayes. Col. II. NJ. Kelley is retain
ed as Pension Agent and Gen. Eli H..
hurry is appointed to the Governor.
ship Of Utah. There is nothing like
standing up for your friends.
AS THE Legislative correspondent
Of Northumberland, Judge Chas. +.
Kincaid is making an enviable repu-
tation. His letters are well written,
pointed and newsy, and are a pleas
ant feature of the greatest paper in
the South or West"
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-01-23

-Jugde owsley will hold a call term Of
the Casey Circuit Court next Monday to
try some equity cases that have been agreed
upon.
p. W. Napier has qualified as admin.
istrator Of the estate Of Mark Napier
decd, and will sell all the personal prop
erty belonging to the estate at public ont.
cry next Monday, Goth inst.
Gen. Frank Wolford has removed
with his family to Columbia, KY, where
he will continue the practice Of law. Gen.
Wolford has been citizen Of Casey all his
life, and oil regret to give him up. We
wish for him a pleasant hume and pros.
porous business
-PERsoSAL.-Master Peyion, Young
sprig Of the law, will locate in Liberty in a
few days to practice his profession. We
are satisfied that Master will do we'll. lie
has good mind. and then coming from
the hands Of Messrs. Hill Il Alcorn, he Is
certainly good lawyer for his Year,.
Come on Master, you may defend Ne in all
OF our fights.