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Hose.

500 pairs of ladies' Isle hose at
so cents; plain colors; 1000 pairs
sample half-hose, % and 37aa cents /;
bought just now in Nottingham.
They are worth twice the prices
some of them more.
We ordered lately 100 dozen of
ladies' plain-black silk hose, all Of
one quality and just alike. The
manufacturer said it was the largest
order he had ever received from a
retailer. We buy in quantities only
staple articles. We shall have, may
be, before the season is over, 1000
sorts of hose; Of some of them only
single pair.
Outer circle east from Chestnut St. entrance.
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Laces.


Our lace buyers has returned
from Europe and the new. things
are beginning to come in.
We have these now: sag
Floss lace first appearance here),
embroidered with floss silk on silk
net; cream and black. Only two
widths as yet, $I25 and 1925;
more on the water.
Spanish ties and fchus, cream
and black. Ties, $3.50 to $3.50;
fichus, $1.25 to $27. We Judge,
our prices are about ID per cent
below last seasons.
Souffle net, dotted, various colors,
20 cents now; last season, SO.
Antique tides, 90 cents to 81.
Ten counters, southwest from center
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One MOMENT PLEASE When winter is
passing into summer, aud summer lutte winter
TO. The humers which have accumulated in
your blood should be eleansed AWAY and your
system toned up to euagl against bilious
fever, or other sickness pee,.lhriothe change
of season. pr David Keupsdys $ FRyopilei
Remedy = viii dc. This foryou. Got a hottie
nov aud begin using il at once. A long lit
oil sickness and a long doctors bill may be the
penalty Of neglect II your druggist hash tit
write to the doctor az Rondout, n. Y. Price
$i,O0 s8s6w n ra oet5,,st.
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st--s o ss-'--l.-s--+--

Itihas bean estimated that theimilitafy and
Masous at Yorkrownswill humber at the low
gest calculation $4,000. The Richmond State
says: /" 1t safe to safe say That the spectators
WHO belong neitherto the military nor ma
sons will number three Times as many as the
aggregate of these organizations. The pa
pers of the North and of the West have been
talking great deal about yorktown, and
everybody is in the notion6f coming A hun
dfed thousand is small estimate
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Senator VOORHEES, u,adc some remarks at
tie opening Of the Atlanta Exhibition which
Indicate that chcg lnts lately experienced a
change Of heart. lie dweltuptm the import.
ance Of fostering natiyeyipdustresg Joy a iloed-
ing them tho protection from foreign
composition With Is secured by
oplpectivepblicS ana he gayexit as his
opiuion that the day was coming when the
South, having established manufactures Of it's
own, would as heartily advocate the protec-
tive system as any Of the Eastern or Middle
States. These areaviews III which we heafti-
" concur but that they should have MIR. Nor-
bees for their exponent is not httle suppl
sing. The gentlemap from Indiana seems to
have very torohghly aud inrelligcnily ltirn-
ed the lesson which tte result OF the Pfesi-
dentialeseton ina hisStata' was|eacu ateel 10
teach, His ideas about a tariff FOR revenue
only have been ievontioni1ed
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KALMAzoo, Mich, Feb. 2, fss

KALAMAZOO, Mich, Feb. 2, 1850.
Z know Hop Bitteis viii bear recommending
honestly. All who use them confer upon
them the highest encomiums, aud give them
credit for making eures-an the proprietors
were first offered to the public. fhey took
high rank from the first, and maintained it,
aud are more called for thau,all others com.
bined. So long as they keep up their high
reputation for purity and usefulness, | shall
continue to recommend thenl-something
have never. before done with any other patent
medicine. j d, BAbCOLK, NJ aD.a 4
Oct, 3, 2t. +
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FirstsAssembly District

The Republican voters of the First Assembly Dis
tr3ct eOmposed 81 East Anfwen West Amweli, King
wood Lamhertvie, Delaware, sRafitan aaad Reading,
requested to meet IN their Ispectiye townships
to District C0nyent TO be held az Humphreys Hoo
tel, in Pennington, Tuesday October 18th at
o clock z, M,to nominate candidate for Assembly.
80 A. r. COMET
Chairman last Convention.
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,YsTTTT nH0L
Dresses.

Fall dresses ready. Colored-siIk,
viz: brown, bronze, blue, garnet,
and green 1S2s to- $50 2 Black
cashmere, $40 to $780, Mourning
dresses ready made, also made to b d.
measure on very short notice.
Fall jackets also, Light-cloth, 81 s Is
to So; adark7eloth, Soto $40; plaid,
$8 to $40. BIack-cloth wraps, Sc
to $50; light-cloth wraps, 81 to-,
$50. 1fIi7& / I'll Il aI.s LII =
Southeast corner Of building. 51fT0i (
re M01MlT n 20 g12Ze
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It is said that General Grant is Investing in
Jarm laads ia illinois.
Hon. Robert I. Lincoln, Secretary of War,
has son named Abraham.
It IL probable that ,ex-President and Mrs.
Hayes sill soon visit England
The Garfield Fliiid now amountsto $780,
566.
Edison holds $5,0O0,000 worth Of stock IN
the companies formed to INTRODUCES bis cleo
trio light.
Burlington has a new shoe factory, which
went into operation weak or two ago. 1t is
said that the Burlington. shoe factories now
employ six hundred hands.
King Kalakaua and party have accepted an
invitation from the Secretary of the Navy to
go to Yorktown and Fortress Monroe in a
government vessel as soon as suitable one
arrives at Washington.
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a trialovor lbe disputed ownership of a
Kitten took place before Justice aud jury at
Toms River recently. The plaintiff in Tie
case was Charles W Potter and the defend
ent lIiram Hornen The former brought snit
gar SO, the alleged value Of the. kitten which
Horner bad taken. The jury, after lengthy
arguments from counsel returned verdict Of
- III ealIsc of notion - e ltzttafl e :
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Foster, Republican, wasyesterdsy elected
Governor Of Ohio, by about fifteen thousand

The U. S. Senate organized on Monday,
ny the election Of Senator Bayard, sei Della
ware, as president pro tena. Yesterday, the
sgew York and Rhode Island Senators were
sworn ip President Arthur will communi-
cate with the Senate to-day, and viii probably
send IN the names of his new Cabinet for con-
iirmation.
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New BRUNSWICK, N. J.. Oct S-The dry
goods store OF Stoddard, Duncan g. Van Pelt,
in Commerce Square, the largest store of the
kind in this city, was entered by burglars
last night aud robbed of silks valued at ST.
200. The burglars forced open the front
doors by the use of powerful bit and brace.
There is night Waterman who constantly
patrols this street, but he saw no one acting
suspiciously in the vicinity. There was a
bright light in therear Of the store, near the
silk counter. The ost valuable silks were
not taken, only those that were on tho lower
shelves being removed. Tae stolen goods
cannot be identified. The burglars left their
tools, two bits and heavy wrench, behind
them Three men carrying bundles took the
:45 train for New York this morning. Their
actions attracted the attention of the watch
man at the railway station, but didnot arouse
his suspicious. They undoubtedly carried
away the proceeds of the burglary. iis8
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Many Miserable People drag themselves
about with failing strength, feeling that they
are sinking into their graves, when Parker
Ginger Tonic would begin with tie first dose,
TO bring vitality and strength back TO them. y
SUI. isso Pc Oct. s. 2t.
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The assassin Of the President has issued
his appeal to the American people, and it was
a shrewd operation on the part of his counsel
to get it into print as proof that bis client
is insane. IL is possible that Guitean is a mo-
notnaniac, but be is evidently sane enough to
hang. He has displayed more method in his
madness than many people do in their daily
duties. HIS written papers are well composed
and show merely the kind of mania that
makes men dangerous, but not Irresponsible
If as he claims it was an act of Ged to re-
move the President, it will be equally an
act of God to remove his murderer. He is
evidently clear beaded enough to understand
that it is a poor rule that will not work both
ways. 4zsa
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afNi nnt ffHg sa3f go n ass DIS tiHtaa
Che Buffalo Courier rs anadYocate for knee
breeches, 1t says that when men take pride
n the display of pfettiy turned leg aud
ankle the long forgotten artof artistic dress-
my HiH be cultivated among them. saf
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Prompt relief in sick headache, dizziness,
nausea constipation, pain in the side, etc,
to those using Carters Little
Liver Pits. One pin a dose. % cents.
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l.epua.lcaa cou..y eanventton.

The Z publican Voters the County If HapteT3on
are reqnestedse msetin iheir sesesa row isips and
words az il tsaSl lase 81 holding Town Meetings,
SATURDAY., uct0hsf lath, at O'clock T N AID appoint
delegates eet At Humphreys ll9sl la bennington
on TS,ssiay October 1sfh at O'Clock r. NJ, nOmi
candidates for sheriff aud coroneTs aud to trains
act such other Business as may properly come before
the Conventions faeh Township and Ward win be
titled to one Delegate for each fifty Republican votes
cast ct the last Presidential Election
JAMES II. WALKER,
NpSE saE4 Chairman last Ren Co Convention
The superintendent Of Delegates will be as follows:
Lainbertyille list Ward, "a Ward, 81 81 Ward 3 ;
West Amwel /; East. sixel. A; Delaware s.; Rari-
tau g.; Reading. s. kingwood, 3; Freuchtown,2; Hol-
land l. Beh4shein - Union T; Clinton, &; Clinton
Borough, p; Nigh BgiigeS5; Lebagou4zi Tewksbury
2, Franklin, g. Total, &c.
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Thomas Hughes & Co., welf known mann-
sactireis Of hosiery, at Bristol, Pa. failed,
throwing large number of hands out of en-
Iloyaent. aa3H e4su s aaa1 asHiaam
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Linens.

Weare willing that these should
be taken asssarnples ofsour summer
buying of linens + Barnsley double
damaslz table-linen at $3.50, Scotch
ditto at 50, and German napkins, a
halfsinch under ( yd. square, $2.25
dozen. There are about s pat
terms of each.
" e.havea wide range III . linens
very fully covered. FafTf
oqtsrand nezsoatsr circles. oity-hall-aqase as
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The real heartfelt sympathy of The South
for Garfield was one OF The brightest conso-
latious offered to tho North, aud The wolus
uttered by General Gordon before tho court
sc Memphis are among the lnost ltoach,na
and elpqusnt eulogies. lie SAID: . While his.
steps were in The dust, his eyes were on The
stars. BY courage, toll, talent, Integrity aud
s0briety he fought his way, sing ie-hauded
and alone, from he hovelto the " bite House.
By these instiumentalIlcs he passed from tho
numplest to the AisAes station, not only ia
his own country but, | submit, 10 Tie most
ho6le, exate and env liable position TO-DAY held
~ any citizen OF the world. And, although
lie assembled from level 50 low TO- an emi-
nence SO b gh, il did not dazzle him nor les
sen his humility. lie was one Of ilie few
men Of the world 5 great history whom pros
perity bumbles ana adversely strengthens, L
bad rather possess, the Asnoton, The cultuse,
the oIatory aud the genius of Garfield than
all the bloodAstaii!ed lauieis that ever Caesar
tore from the liyid blows OF fallen Kings,
or all The jewels that eyers Hannibal stripped
from The frozen hnEels of, his slaughtered
knights. The wisdom, moderation and reform
folshadowed in his brief administration were
daily widening Ills inilaenes aud popularity,
Especially with the peupse ef~tlre south, and
We hoped that he was Fastening the day
Nhoa'we could all feel aud say We have bnt
one ssy, one dag, que Unipn, Que copniry aud
one President
e. - HaUa tN
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Henry Watterson says that Collector Rob-
erson, according to stalwart rules cannot be
removed without the consent'of Senators Mil
lor and Lapham.
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Blankets.

Let a So wool blanket speak for
our bedding.
Manufacturers are responsible for
a good deal of the common cheating
in blankets. Cotton gets into almost
all the low-prieed blankets, without
getting into the tickets. They are
sold for wool 81 the makers, and
few merchants know the fact. A
little cotton can be hidden in
wooden blanket, and a good profit
hidden with It,. If you find a fibre
of cotton in our SIS wooden blanket
come and tell US. is ,e74.1 tsF
Southwest corner Of building.
HIGH ~ JON
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10 O O REWARD

For any of Rlin, Blceeding Itching liberated or
Pfotrudtpg PILES that Dsbipg's Pile Remedy tails to
Rhip. Pa Aais ggalii5c sitioI his signatuse. send
for circular Al druggists general stores have il or
VIII get Il for yoss 81 Sold in Lambereile by f. L.
Johnson and $. w Cochaul,s Co.'S Druggists.
Aug. 10, lSsI-lm ~
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Tho number Of tniigrants from Germany
20 this country during The first eight months
Of The yesrihaye been 100000 against 5000
1og the same period of last year, ana
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ouR BELOVED
Qa "a. rs. 81 II ..El 4. I'D
All, ms leAtTrTTyr AZ I,sg,r fis''''-

10 3 IND IT'S FAITHFUL VABTNET.
An oeapt chraaao iitiiorraph auf late President
raking full lepAih pqrlrats rnte in 10 eoels on
heaty paper wit Nfic hsulf norer Siz@ fSx26 Inches
TIE sae taN beautiful wogS OF art has l,een sitpply
,u9Rncedented Rt 81 per copy In order that Gvery
family Dp,y hsRha 20 possssthis sHtrlf anll thlali.
ing spuXsnirof our laie pn~identa nl his Cabinet We
VIII ai'4 70 scr onfy 50 cents per copy We can furnish
this sana subject prtVain CQlprS reduced 10 9x II
inches, mr. sn1y iScents Postage saslps taken Now
A(f RN qS iisi,es :, tims fart lVtNspFD
reh harses VIA these beautfaai portraits Nothing
sells ike tAem, Sspa for sanplgs ternsol q 49,
.itGf tCONANr & Co, pUsLIsiERs
eluQ. 5sa4 9df hnS hi3es incyisii, fges. foIk. y
IA - isoi' strosg rattSy seN-.f5vsl
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he cabinet makers insist on naming Hon.
i. T. Frelipghuysen as Secretary OF State.
at fsaffsf aft EEffa llE 81 fiiAtf lsff
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WOIlAIs-
WORMS

..
8 h. L KUNKEL's WORM SYRUP never fails 10 des
troy pin, seat aud stomach worms tDr RHnkeiis the
only successful Physician who removes Tape WOrm in
two hours alive with head and until renewed
Common sense teaches il iape Worms huremosed. All
other readily dcstroyVd Advice at Office
and store rue The deuiof eau tel whether not tile
patent has worms. Thousands are yint daily with
worms aud do not know H. Fits SfNsnis cramps eb0s
ing and sniNsation, saliow eonPlexpm cicles around
Ih eyes, swelling aud pain In the stpaaeh restless al
cha grinding oiibe teeih prigkng at the c0uyh
faver itching az the seat headache lo breath The ma
tent grows pale and thin tickling and rrit6n III The
anus -gll iis symptoms aud mora eana woras
Ejity pei cent 81 eases OF dyspepsia aud dsurSaaisa-
lions OF iiser caused by toaeh aud other worms
existing in the Amentary canal l have a vegetable
remedy whe euettutfy removes ihcm and Oenses the
liver and kidneys Numbers Of promiQent eitisus OF
Philadelphia wle have bsn treated Tor various diseases
dyspepsia consumption, bronchitts, FINALE weakness
Be-. testify That my tieatment has cured them aud
That they had been treated for wrong diseases. T. T.
kgnkrls Worm syiup neyer fails % remese them.
consult he doctors For iloile4s lily y6f dfugEst
the Norul syrup, aud il hshss ppt ~ nj 10 Dr. F
Kinkel 80 N Ninth St. PHILADELPHIA, Pa Advice By
anal free send.three rantstamp1 80 Fga tliN sei{
If YOU MANI 10 saSE ySTRONif,a :
s, ~ HEALrIIG ,ssf,, 81 3.
Aid vigorous take y r. KuukeFS Bitter Wine Of Iron
No languag can convey IN Ateqdafea sS-NStthe mn
mediate aad sa.qss @isaga lggs cl,a ", asglessb by
eastd dehuaoi and SHATTERED nervoGs ssy'Stdn
WHITTIER broken down by eNcesses weaksly patpra,
impaired by sickness thereaxtd 2nd unstfahs rglDi
zasions sresored 70 pertet bealtn an visor. sold
only IL 81 bottles SIX battles far So ASK Your drug
gst for L. +. Kunkeps Bitter Wine Of Iron md take
no other. III has il mol sfrd 10 nroprieforE L.
Knnkel, $50 \ Nihthlst. Phlladephia ~. Advice
SOLE Agents, sd and caiiowhili Streets rhiaaslphia
Pa. Sspi, II, 3m.
iSet H sslf nss Isl n aNaA eln
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DEATHS.

ST0CKr0N--in Pennington september 81 1881 Flor
C., daughter OF John H. an4 Macy W. stockton,
+. AGED years,
MOORE la Frenebtown Sept so 1881, Mary Moore,
a{td 81 years, months and days. sAsl3 d
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Ladies' Hats.

Early-fall hats and bonnets, trini-
med and untrimmed; blaeh-silk ~
and Grape bohhets; fall feathers;
new ribbons. 8a
Thirteenth street entrance
a24sa aa8aB s&s 81 ssmsa8sass
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1,ssoarANr TO TaAvElERs. SPECIAL IN-
DucFMENrs are offered yau by The IsURLIKa-
Tor RouTn. II viii pay .you to read their
advertisement to be found elsewhere in this
issue, j. - ass i s}.ess MarehlBsl0m !
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It X announced Ahat the machine siiop4of
the Camden and Atlantic Railt0aa at Catoslen.
is to be peMo owed to &tcu and located upon.i0
acres of land donated by Thomas Richards.
Key. E. D. NeNtury aud the Winlams estate.
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-lf you want TO get the Best sewing ma
chine IN the market, try the Light Rupning
Domestic, for sate ~ Mrs n, W, CooLEy.--
Livery machine warranted. Dec. 10. z
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Ediseu has begun work onsds experimental
laiitssd. at Megsae Park. Two miles of the
track viii be laid and it is expected that tie
lnad viii be IN working order III about two
.nontBs.44j iiis 45as5 ID. ~ ,.afe91
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AnaIrs at Newark.

NEWARK, n. j., December 29,-The re
ceiver of the Mechanics Bank has been au
thorized by the Comptroller of currency t
pay dividend of twenty-five per cent. tt
creditors out of the assests in his possession
Payment will be made as soon as clerical
and other necessary arrangements can be
completed, probably soon after the LIST oI
January.
Measures are being taken for the thorough
overhauling Of accounts in all departments
Of the municipal government.
Auditor Aalmer remains in Jail, utterly
demoralized and sustained by stimulants.
He is unable to see anybody but his coun.
sci. His office is temporarily In charge OF
his chief clerk. Treasurer Winans has been
suspended and solicitors have charge of
his Office, to prevent any tamperins with
the accounts. This morning Alderman
Shelberath. Chairman of the Finance Com
mittee, took possession. II appears that
money was advanced to Palmer improperly
and some Irregularities have beon discover
ed In check book inspected, A check for
81, 900 Is pronoul iced y forgery by the.person
to whom Il 10 payable. The. .Comptroller's
chief clerk, VIM. o. Hall, has disappeared
and dstt ctives are pursuing him. He OBJ.
tanned leave OF absence yesterday morning
to 20 to New York, ostensibly to purchase
Christmas presents, but not having yet
returned, he Is suspected of colusion
In the Auditors robberies. The Mayor has
called special meeting OF the Common
Council TO be held tonight TO take action
on the frauds discovered In the Auditors
office. Halls wife states that she len him
In New York bound for baltimore. II 10
suspected, however, that he has gone to
Canada. Two more or Palmer's forged
drafts have been discovered In tho city
treasury accounts,
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Other Interesting State News
Galveston

I.l-
s.,.,. e'''A'
SpNe'"' "'nS ieraiu'
GALVESTON, December pa quantity of
railroad material for the Texos Q Novioon
rond 10 bain, loadoa ~, a.. 'V"'
,'N.., '''''' "' ''ie east loNee loi
ala'isas rsss'
Twelve carloads of stone came down nm
the Gulf Colorndn A. SON, N. ,,.. ~.
MA, a., ''''" fe i'uo laS'
''e"' i'o'n 'he q'Arfes' Several mat
tresses and two baree-lop:s pc stone were
towed out to the goycrn,r.,,. v.,rLs su-iav
Deputy United states s.,".IuI WJiiay WniiNyr
arrested to-day Ada purdy ,lmryeJ a Mi,
violating the United States Intrr,,si pev,,
nue Laws by selling liquor wilhont lirrnse
Cotton receipts 2s97 bales 'N'''''
John st Clair, first officer Of ,ho Amori-
can schooner, iln NJ EidriI,c roenm,l,,
| wrecked m The Mexican rnnst 1r.nchoJ ,boJ ~
city this morning wv the steamship iJsrr;s
from BrazoS, Santiago, and furnishes tha
| following statement: Wv
On the 18Th ul q, tobpr we slinnod s,ohors
off Arausis PAS. Where we wera mo d;.'
char,nng cargo .rr the rexos ConstrnSc,inn irs
Company. to save touliny schooner Flor
ence Rogers. uortIer blew IN
which continued FIVE days The ,a1s,
blew away. After tbe ei,htb DIV from
Aransas ordered the men down IA n short
allowance. Ailer the nortber th.re rere
dead calms twelve dnvs W. kent driSin',
southwark all the time Altar te, dsyss
| irving to beat nm In I,royos Sotio,n h,J ;n
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Tyler.
special to the Herald.

special to the Herald
TYLER, December 22.-The Supreme
Court will adjourn sine die tomorrow, t.
meet at Galveston on the first Monday IN
January
Hon j. w. stayton, of the Supreme
court, left for home via Galveston last
night
The following cases were disposed Of by
the Supreme court yesterday evening:
Lamar county Va. Werner, from Delta
county, Nclms vs.. Baird, from Rains
county; 2toHe VS.. Hunt, from Dallas;
affirmed.
Brown & Co. VS.. Chambers, from Chero-
kee county, and Hudson W.. Norris, from
Bureson; reversed and remanded.
Hill vs.. Ashborne, from Kaufman;
Haneyck W.. Kavanaugh, from williamson,
Crane W. Stein, from Johnson; Connolly W..
Hammond, from Robertson; retransferred
to Austin.
Ball, Hutchins & Co. vs.. Stratton, from
Brazoria; transferred TO Galveston.
/. & q. N. II. X. Co. vs. Ryan, from An.
derson, and Hill vs.. Moore, from Denton !;
submission set aside and referred back to
counsel for agreement.
Rasland vs.. Chandler, from Shelby; GER
tiilcate TO affirm dismissed.
Hardin VS.. Abbey, from Kaufman; mo-
tion for rehearing overruled.