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Chas. z, CasseIl.....E Editor.
Ghas. ! E &c G;asse'' rnor'1s's
THURSDAY. FEB. 10, 1880.
Government Credit.

A till has bean prepared and will
shortly be introduced by the commit
tee Of ways and means in the National
House Of Representatives, to provide
for the issuing Of 81 per cent bond,
to take the place Of the past due and
maturing S per cent and 6 per cent
bonds. These bonds will be readily
and rapidly taken up, as were the 4 per
cents. When we recall the fact, that
at one time, this government paid sew
en- and three tenths per cent interest
on its bonds, we can readily form AN
idea of the steady appreciation OF our
national credit since the dark hours
of the war, when confederate vlcto-
ry would depreciate the value of gov
eminent paper, to a greater extent
than would be recovered, through tie
confidence bcgotten, Of a dozen Union
victories. Our credit may be measur-
ed, by the rate at which our bonds
are negotiable, at least, to certain
extent, and Judging by that Standard
it rates more than twice as high, as it
did fifteen years ago. There is no
good reason why our bonds should not
bear the lowest rate Of interest of any
national boad in the world, for, are we
not the richest, happiest, most indie.
pendent, and 80 far as foreign or civil
war is concerned, least likely to be
embroiled nation on the face of the
globe. Certainly we can borrow cheap
when foreigners pay our interest and
more, annually, by the purchase Of four
surplus products, when our farms an d
factories produce more than we can
possibly use, and the balance of the
world is short Of rations, and business
interests crushed to the earth by
ponderous and idle armies. Were we
to levy a sufficient direct taxation to
keep up the expenses of the British
French and German standing armies,
we would not only pay our own army
expenses but the whole debt inside Of
ten years, and leave untouched during
the whole time, the revenue as recelv'
ed at present. Why then should We
not have even per cent bonds, when
English Consols pay but that interest?
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A committee was appointed on revision
of the constitution, the intention, be-
ing to increase the number Of members
to 1000. The committee will report
at meeting to be held the second'
Friday in April.
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POINT OF Rocks, February H.
This neighboriood, already noted for
its lynchinss, added another to the
list this evening (Tuesday) by the
SUMMARY haning of Page Wallace,the
negro who outraged woman near
the ABOVE named place a short time
ago. The crime for which Wallace
was lynched was an outrage commit
ted upon the person of Miss Mary
Mormon on Jan. 10th, about ] mile
from the river, in Loudon county. lie
had been confined in the county Jail
at Leesburg since last fall, on the
charge of SIMILAR crime.
When Sheriff Caruthers arrived
here with Wallace he was met on the
Virginia side by about $50 masked
and armed meu who took the prisoner
from him and hung him to a tree.
Mary Norman the victim was afford
ed an opportunity to fire the first shot
at the bo}y which she did. The body
was ridlled with bullets and left
hang.
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MARYLAND ODD FELLOWS AssoCI-
ATIoN.-The Maryland ODD Fellows
Association held their annual meeting
last week at Odd Fellows Hall. Re-
ports OF the secretary and treasurer
were read and adopted. The follow
ing officers were elected for the ensu-
ing year: President, B. f. Zimmerman
p. G. NJ; vice president, John A
Thompson, P. G. M. secretary, John
Ball, p. g., and treasurer, /. w
Marston, ?. G.; board Of directors
Brice II. Hobbs, Louis Grawar, ]. A
Thompson, A. r. Hancock, Joshns
Lynch, W. G. Mcclure, B. +. Zm
norman, L. W. Marsden, Jonn Ball
J. ]. Buckley, George W. Kries, ]
II. Copper, w. H. Colley, R. G. Wat
kins and G. w. Relchert. The asso
citation now numbers 800 members
each Of whom is taxed 81 upon tn,
death of member. During the yea
but two members Of the society died
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1880-02-19
A Rochester Physician's EN-
DcriCncc.

Il. Caulkns, NJ. d., Of Rochester,
N. Y, certiies Oct. 9th, 1879, that
he has used the Safe Kidney and
Liver Cure in his practice for diseases
of the kidneys and liver, and the re-
suit has been satisfactory in the SIX
IRENE. lie says: II would now pre-,
scribe the same remedy to all similarly
afflicted, and you are at liberty to SC
state in your testimonials" Jan29 om
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ROAD NOTICE..

NOTICE is crchy given, that the sub
II scrhcrs, citizens of Frederick coun.
ty in the State Of Maryland, intend to pc.
t,ion the County Commissioners of said
county. after the expiration Of thirty DAYS,
from the first publication Of this notice, 10
open y public road in sail county; begin.
ming for said road ON the rOatflca!ing from
Catotin Furnace, to near VOLTS old tny-
crn stand at or near what is called the
stony Road, and thence, by the most prac.
,cah!c route to intcrscCt the road leading
from the Frederick Road to the llarman
place, ut on near where the Stony Road in
lcrSccls said lla,man road
SAMUEL NJ. BUSSARD,
PETER HAINER,
JOHN SNUFF,
feb l25 st and others.
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MARYLAND News.

LEGISLATIVE COMMITTEE OF In
spEcTloN.-The Legislative committee
of inspection Of State institutions COIN
posed of Messrs. VIM, II. Bans, chair
man; ]. II. Farrow and Mr.. Parsons,
of the Senate; and DR.. W. ". Don
avin, J. H. Steele, A. A. Rose, Thorn
as NJ. McCosker, DR.. j. E. Holmes
Thomas j. Owen and II. Clay Ridge
~, of the House, arrived il this city
Thursday on the sos train, B. & 0.
r. R., to to-day visit the Deaf and
Dumb Asylum. The committee was
accompanied by Senators Bond, OF Cal
vert; Vanderford, Of Carroll; Delegates
Owings, Of Calvert; DR.. Smith, OF
Dorchester; c. L. Wilson, Of Freder-
ick county; G. A Talbot, mayor OF
Ellicott city; and committee clerks,
Taylor Addison, Baltimore; f. NJ.
Anderson, Carroll; Colonel McWll-
liams, Baltimore; L. W. Fellmyer,
Baltimore county, and Howard Crit
fifth, Montgomery. The visitors were
met at the depot by DR.. Fairfax Sch
ley, OF the Deaf and Dumb Institute
executive committee and others who
escorted them to their rooms at the
City Hotel. At 10 o'clock Friday
morning the law makers visited the
Institute and left on the 2::25 train
b. & O. R. R., for Annapolis.
Times.
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Local OPTION ELEcTloS.-The To-
cal optionists Of Carroll county have
been working up their cause. le'I-
tons for a local option law have been
sent to the Legs lAture from various
districts, and from Westminster this
week with a petition WIS sent a bill
for consideration by that body. The
bill provides for submitting to the
qualified voters on April 18th, next
whether or not they will have alcohol
ic and malt liquors and alcoholic Bit
ters sold in this county. The election
is to be conducted Just as other cleo,
lions are held and the ballots in favor
of local option shall contain The words
Against licensing the sale Of alcoholic
and malt liquors and alcoholic bltters y
and those against local option will
have the word "For" instead Of
Against: '-Adrocote.
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IsaTsFEsATEON NOTICE.
DECEMBER TERM, 1879.

DECEMBER TERN, 1879.
Joseph l.. Martin and John D. Martin, EX-
ccntors of the last Win Of Joseph Mar
Tin deed.
Ordered by the Orphans of Frederick
County Maryland, this 92d day of Janu
airy, A. y. 1880, that the sale of the real cs-
tate of Joseph Martin, late of Frederick
county, deceased reported by his executors
aud flied this day he ratified and confirmed,
unless cause to the contrary be shown on
or before the ODD day of February, A. d.,
1890, provided copy of this order he in
serted in some newspaper, published IN
Frederick county, once week for four
successive weeks previous to said 23d day
of February 1890.
The Executors report the sale of farm
and timber lot, of said deceased, for the
Gross sum of five thousand dollars (T50O0)
JOHN Y. LOWE,
DANIEL CASTLE, Oft.
AUGUSTUS ". NICODEMUS.
Judges.
True copy-Tcst: ...
JAM SIP. PERRY,
ian 30 At Register Of Wills,
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Saturdays papers brought rnmor
of special alliance between England 3,
Germany and Austria. This sounds
ominous, as those three are the most
natural ones to expect as allies in case
Of trouble.
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Germany declares that the increase
in her army is solely for the purpose
Of defence. But in order to defend
herself eTectua!ly it may be necessary
for her to strike the first blow at
France.
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their respective districts, instead on ny
printing in the newspapers. as now d'rcc
ted And the said registers who have been
appointed prior to the tenth day oil De
ccmbcr, A. d., 1879, and are about TIC en-
ter upon the discharge of their duties, arc
hereby authorized and required to receive
from the Register of Frederick city, the
books of registration heretofore used by
the officers of registration Of the rHspcc'
tive wards now comprising said aldcrmanlc
districts, and to use them us the basis OF
future registration, and SO transfer from
the two books of the wards comprising
each allcrmanic district into the new book
to be prepared for registration purposes,
the names of the legally qualified voters
contained now in said two books. and said
new book shall then be taken and cons'd-
cred as the book of registration of such a.
dermanic district, and the names of such
legally qualified voters rs may apply for
registration shall be added to the same,
and the names Of those who have become
or may become disqualified be stricken
lhcrcfrom as now provided lor by law.
Asa compensation for the transcription
of said lists into the DO Ks Of the respect
i've !nllcrmanic districts, each register
shall be entitled to ten dollars.
SECTION .. and h' itrnarte3, That this
act shall take effect from the date of its
passage.
Approved 18th January, 1880.
WILLIAM Il. MILTON,
Feb 12.4t. Governor.
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The committee Of the House Of Del
egate8 which has been investigating
the contested election case in st. Ma
rvs county last Thursday reported,
awarding the seat to Mr.. John n.
Graves (Republican), which he nov
holds, and dismisslng the petition Of
Mr.. Ignatius Mattingly, Democrat.
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A committee was appointed on revision
of the constitution, the intention, be-
ing to increase the number Of members
to 900. The committee will report
at a meeting to be held the second
Friday in April.
Princess ANNE, February IA
The excitement which was caused
throughout this county by the mar.
riage of Sydney Shores. wealthy
farmer, 40 years of age, to his step
daughter, Gussie Shores, aged l3, has
been heightened by the arrest of Shores
and the Rev. Zachariah Brown, the
minister who is said to have perform
ed the ceremony, on charge of VIC
lating the laws of the State. The par
ties were both subsequently released
on $4,000 bail for the action Of The
county grand jury. Mr. Shores sup
plying the necessary security.
The law Of Mary land provides that
no man shall marry Lis stepdanghter,
and that woman shall not marry her
stepfather under penalty Of $500 fine.
If the minister performing the cere-
mony is Informed of the relationship
existing between them he is alsc an
swerable to law and is subject to he
same penalty. The marriage under
the circumstances is null and void
Shores and the minister will be pre-.
scented t. the grand jury, before whom
they will be tried on the charge as
stated above.
SLIGHT FlRE.-About 10 o'clock
on Tuesday night an alarm of fire
created CONSERVATION in this little city.
Runners, crying fire. fire, went to all
sections, and the ringing of Others than
the Catholic Church bell gave the i'm
preston that the fire was dangerous
and extensive one.
The alarm was caused by fire, com.
mnnicated to the telegraph office, at
the depot, from 4 stove. The othce Is
frame, and the fire must have beer
burning some time before discovered
It had created so much heat and smoke
that all the paint on the inside was
blistered and ruined, and the windows
were black with smoke. The flames
finally burned through the side Of the
building, and it was then that the fire
was discovered. But for this timely
discovery the Fire Department would
have had difficulty in saving the depot
and protecting the extensive store and
warehouse OF Grimes and Weaver and
the First National Bank property
The Department WAS early on the
ground, and with their new chemical
cytingulsher snbluel the flames in a
few moments. - Westminster .idro.
cate.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-03
Fortieth Days Proceedings.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES..
State OF Louisiana,
New Orleans, Monday, March /. 1880.


New Orleans. Monday, March i. 1880.
The House was called to order at IL m.
Present-Hon. r. N. Ogden, Speaker, and
Messrs Archer, Armstrong, Allan. Atkins
Baski9 r. Bllin Buchana9 Balger Butler
ley, Davidson. Devereaux, billiard. Dickerson
Deibel, Dedenhefer, Essex, Faulkner, Franz
Frazier, Feazel, Gardner, Gibson, Hall, Hatha.
way, Harris, Herring, Heidenhain, Henry,
Ives, jackson Of Natchitoches, jackson Of St
Mary, Jones, Joffrion, Kavanaugh, Kleinpeter,
Lucke. Mahoney, Millaudon, Nixon, Nor.
gan. Morel, Munday, Mccain, Mccullough,
Mcdonald, Mcdowell, McLeroy, Newsom,
Pearce, Phipps. Pope, Pollard, Quinn, Rich
Clair. Talton, Varnado, Vaughan, Yerret, Vim
cent, VOORHEES,, Weems, Wise Williams OF
Morehouse, Williams Of Terrebonne, Yell,
Young Of Iberia, Young Of st. Landryass.
Farmer, .Haney, Legendre, Ogden, Phillips,
Pritchard. Schneider, Stringfellow-11.
Prayer was offered by the Rev. Father HUI
bert.
The journal of Saturday, the twenty eighth
Of February, was read and adopted.
Leave of absence was granted Mr.. Harris
for this day. -=@.. ..4
PETITIONS, MEMORIALS AND RESOLUTIONS.
Mr.. Mccullough, chairman Of the Commit
tee on Elections and Qualifications, offered
the following resolution:
Whereas. Demas A. Thebault, clerk of the
court for the parish OF Plaquemine, having
been cited to appear before the Committee on
Elections and Qualifications with the poll
books Of said parish, and said Thebault hav-
BE i Received, Thatthe srgeant-at-Arma
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3. Section ~, line 6, after the word "acres"
insert the words for settlement or improve
ments."
4. In section 10. line II, strike out the words
twenty and insert the words twelve
and one-half."
On motion of Mr.. Pope the bill was post
poned until Wednesday next, and made the
special order Of the day for that day at /
o'clock p. m. &
Senate bill No. %,
An act to amend and re-enact section 692 of
the Revised Statutes,
Was taken up.
On motion the bill was ordered to lie over.
On motion of Mr.. Pope the vote by which
the journal was adopted was reconsidered.
The journal was amended and adopted.
Senate bill No. S.,
An act to facilitate the trial OF causes on
the ordinary docket OF the Supreme Court Of
the State Of Louisiana,
Was taken up on Its second reading, under
the favorable report OF the Committee on the
Judiciary.
On motion the bill was passed to It's third
reading.
Senate bill No. 66,
An act to give effect to article 81 of the
constitution of 1879 providing for appeals on
questions OF law,
Was taken up on second reading, under the
favorable report OF the Committee on the Ju-
dietary.
On motion Of Mr.. Farmer It was ordered
that the bill be printed.
Senate bill No. 90.
An act prescribing the manner OF changing
parish lines and removing parish seats,
Was taken up On second reading, under the
, 1880-01-12
RELIEF ASKED FOR KANSAS NEGROES,

TOPEKA, Ksta, Jan. 1, lBsG-ilnr,iiu n, R.ut-
EsTERMRp FIukSD: We aru In urHcnt netd Ut
warm bedding and eiothiug f,,r thu cu[nrcd riff
gees, aud Thankfully avail ourselvoa Ut thy kind
otfer to receive md forwar,l supplies OF tho
sumo, It Ia estimated ttat thoro Aro now
lA000 to 10000 III this Rtnto. fOther yt-
ports VIC havo seon from Kansas st4to
tho number OF negro refugees in ttlt state nt
7,0Gl to 10.OD, gni tho bulk Of them hnvo folnd
employment; bslt tlinbers hAv0 not y0t fNAi,Ml
york, and rood tomporary ass!stni,cc.-E
want lunlhar "a enlnrao thomt a1an, to hnsll II
hosp!tal, that tho sick, u whom thors IL d iarxo
@ aso u e s ss asSa 4a III s sto LS o
re.nnin unfinished becallso luuit,ur ls 10 uosuyln
During tho resent severe xeathor many Of tho
feozott.. Chilarnn Of Southern cti.ae, thoy como
IN numbers Of twenty-five and fifty utmost a!y,
~ poverty md s,lys. md, btfurt, thoy cur bs
sheltered, suffer .gfeaty: sainu .aavo boon Nv
W aru dining all we possibly Gun for the,n viii
the 1ne!ns ut 0lF cOsn!nat!I, but We need tHoneY
70 huy food. fueI. nscdlelno, and to provide
Our most t,rgcnt nools Just now may b. thus
w le! me .,,1 II TTtnnasy Ttas wnH neans
make IN th9rast apiscal frum tho pupl,s tho
business nten A send menuy or building ,H,,tr-
sfls u iay ltsiic so;e of thoir frtnninrs anI nd
.'rs',,lenss. 4nd offer thotn sAcrlca u tAs Lorl
y hslp,ng , Mis suffering wur with thor Rro-
iigs u thoso THAT ars RUDY ia I"rsl,. und 7s 1
nss g pFvs ~ wa5. f5a thos n 91psrSss thS
tha'' recciso'" Thy fTs!l sl,aeTly,
ssss aSy p H. sGn IL a,tss @ T. It. S's ill., un ea T. , tho
7, says: :" Gun ass,Iro yo1 tllat Mrs. EIlEal1th
I, G,mstS'e1 St'tl Acting sscfet4sy q shv gteo.
, 1880-01-12

MINOR NOTES.

MINOR NOTES.
Capt. Hurry i. Hall, AdjutAnt Of tho Sixteenth
lhthlioh, ht.a resixnMl.
- Capt. John y. luh,spr,. Of n Company, Twelfth
hnttnlso1', hns tcndercd hts reslgnAtlon-
Drum Major CutlIn, OF tho Sccnnd Regiment,
hns !ppcl Tor I'LL honorable dise.nsRu fFuIn tho
sorvlcc.
Lieut., I. g. Nichcl.e, Of Quincy, has boom up
pointed cnptnn mud Inspector 0f litlo prnctioe
VI tho Eisllth Infantry.
Capt: 4. i, Maxxnncr, recently resigned from
CninpAny +, sixth ilnttNlton, llas buen ulude III,
holoiNry niclhbor Ut the regln.unt
>, An election h,ls 9een ordered for con.peny D,
Ninth HAttnluII, Jun. y, u eiuosu First Liuii-
teElAnt, vico Van ArllIlr, resigned.
Lieut.. Juiln l.. Wlltlnn has rucuiyol tho honor-
i1lo discourage ut Friyutu5 I'd q. Uraht ind III
WilliaitIs OH ACCOUNT Of tuloyll from the St4ltu.
y. u. Hamilton, Of Quincy, has boon appoIntca
With rank OF Brlgndlor, vice william. L. Strong
An application Of Private Thomas Mooney,
colnp!ny D First Cnvltlry, fur trni!sfcr to Hat
tlsiMrfe1T.
Tho First md Second Regiments Infuntry
ro HSei IT, resstea e. turn ut ~ ny Sssor5 y
secolal bus responded i, ths scquost i I '' AA'
Col: swn!1, recommends that ortlnanoo.ser-
Kcnnt a. L.. zsil bU commissioned Fil,st-l Lieu.
to.lnnt aad QuartormaAtor ot tho First Ncgi.
Ment, vico J. d. lh.tIss, promoted to Sltor.
,It1fAlG u VI NOulnltly Tlc8L
lseHitnont wllt@c dlsctsar9e, '.lor tho KotAl OF
tllu servlce was recommended BY hls Cuptnin,
ehsn atiltth. hsts wrlttosI Il lottcr of explanation
proved.
;, Lieut. J. p. nanKs. 9nartormaater Of tho Firat
u nosting II tho iil,s % oieers sis iust Mo,"iay
n'Rht. uy tn!s aotlun tho First h..a deprived
ttss ct a,'e ,t q TIC Sst Syer Y
services by recognition R,id promotion.
At tho nnnual meeting Of thu Second Nagi-
ih4Ht. hsla nt tue arniory lust Monday night, the
E fplloynx elyli o!llsors %ero eleatod. s!s!ant
H.; aroasaFcs;: C"p.; / ,Mel1aeugh; Nr,anctal
tAry, capt- ThonaR Ford
has tos.lsrvI his r:stEnatioH. liz h!ts proved
.;e.,, hnss.f e E1a Kent.onan n,.d so!iler h
, not atrprtsaaag tlat she utlseoss of ny own
bis application Tor rulc,sse.
ol'!cers wern apln,inted q eoinuittoo t., suyKvst
co IT. s1u n 1h0 d frts; .So
". +. IlInn.. 'l'hls COMMITTEE 1,a!sdo u ysrlni
g sSpGst aH sst T. T. Ser Sss xa. so a0
itss ho saS md aa'ss oa esyiSwsa e ,aY t
OF the Sovornl commands. !. :
:. The annual meeting Of the First Isesituont In
ng toi swift prss;Iins Gaj. Is. 'ny nai'xs' s'Y fho
%as ss a1ssfd sxsy .s;.ssstss fl ;
A. Ss''ss} ;1 tfSSSss r1I,il q 81 i!sxi%ss. 70
-stundng committees wero read and Nu.
pfpy%l; Isy 4 'sSai!a!ttec w ,sPpoin!sa
tha reYiiucnt to Putin. lily for IL snnuai i e.
oursot ncxt summer. la]. j. d. BaaVs wax ~
, 1880-01-12

otreFs r. to receive ana forward tho s.mo 70 aoy.
llct Of these poor people: AK yourselves II you
cnnnot spare something usetu! for thoso poor
refugees who hnvo absolutely nothing which
Xo would @ .ise w VII ret nov aak wby they
know that they havo tfono 70, and #, apito of
fn,nap hfG,rishp and % %snacrinE they arc ureing the,r
fathers and mothcts arc Tho samo lndIvlluals who
60 often fed our soldier fathers and brothers, and
faithfully guided them nt tho INK Of their nw1,
III yfs T6nn T6n no Stes ~nd e. d Il W. ssk
Of nil lldenamlnaaona to urgo immediate action,
70 appotnt committees to solicit md collect.
ontheT -FOUR contribution. at your veatrtca or q
Rust, Gontral Wnrehuusc, corner Hush and
Klnzto streets, Chicago. Send than Il, such
shape as snlts your convenience; Il In bundles,
We VII p1ek properly foE T. mshinplas, only h
VIC may rceo!pt for and acknowledge the snnc.
Many friends Of tho c,,,,se .fcri Tint thore
should he d permanent organization here, for
ths p,lrposo and st their request. az who aro
etfo Hotel tcut,-room, No. u on Mondny, Jan.
IL, alta p. mr. for orHnnizntjon.
Ho1ArIo N. RUBT, per order.
, 1880-01-12
Shall South Chicago or Hyde Park Got
the C0fttfttlf oIcrsl&lni

{fss Cts,xtrtslAx Ax3nuneu3.ln>
n, ~. rsn.. ~ III s,,t.s.. mtt.
~ s"e 13''o' " A"a tNtea0o' *"oans'
CHIoAlo, Jun. lu.-On1 Of tho candidates who
is running for South Pntt Commissioner stauds
OIL II platform, it would seem, Of opon hostility to
Hyde lark. He hns got up u ss!.tement showing
that IN tho annual lory Of the 500, 900 tux by tho
South park Commissioners, which Is levied tlpnn
the urorrrtv rf Ao,,th t,hio,t,o 1uto 49,, u.,,
I,rk ti.t I1,Io,,,o r.,e tsn ..'t, ., .s..a ~. ~
-. AA t''" n".e"su p",a '''o ste"'et Eosuou III
tnAs tA*' Inls nay ~ true,-is, III tnct.-but
how abuut tho spccint assessment Of e3.aDOO OtQ
, 1880-01-12

William A.. Ambcrg filed bs.l Saturday
against Culvor, Fage, l1oyno & Co. to restra.l,
them from Infringing his pAteilt for I'LL Improve
ulent III temporary binders.
Tho Union Mutual L!fo-1nsuranco Company
Aled bill Aganst Elfzn lllitlreth and Fslwar1l H.
sccoinb, Trustee to fosrelose lnnrtguge for
f.2,6oo on Lot SIN tho subdivision Of Lot !,
Block Is, In tho Canal Trl.stcus' subdivision Of
lhc N. W Il Of Sec. u, %, II.
0eursc \. Smith. Richard @. Peters, Henry C.
Smith, and Charles ". Woods illel bill nx,.inst
Tho Richard T. lianlbrook manufacturing Co. Ii,
restrain Il from Infringing IL patent for IN tn,-
July n. t5T7, to George r. Smith.
- crlmnnt lnfDyln,ltton WIS s,lcd nKalust Jucnt,
liornd4g Tor selling lltAor w1tluut Il license, llU
to thirty .thys In tho County JUL, but execution
OF sao ,ottsr part Of tue sentcncs WIS suspended.
naGaaFgss were issuol Snt!lrtlny to l:nus J.
and Joseph blathows. "0''
, 1880-01-12
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