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EEeLAND.-A London letter. to the Philadel.
phia Nerth American, says g understand tina,
a0me dispatches relative to this question of sezing
coiored British subjects in South Carolina and
Louisiana, will be sent to Washington by to.
nights mail. can assure you thas John Bull is
extremely sensitive when the liberty of a British
subject be he white or black, is endangered"
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A line Of steamers is talked Of al New York, %
tHn 90 tbe wssi eoatl Of IFsand,
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GEN. QUITMAN AND THE CUBA EXPEDITION
A correspondent of the Philadelphia Inquirer hav-
ing stated some time since, that it was understood
Gen. Quitman, Governor of Mississippi, would
command the Cuban force, and it having been
doubted by some, he now says:
al learn from reliable authority, that it was I'M
derstood by Gen. Lopez that Gen. Quitman would
assume the command-that in accordance with this
understanding, he (Quitman) proceeded at the ap-
pointed time to the rendezvous, New Orleans, but
that when ther5 several of his friends hearing of it,
succeeded in dissuadng him from going, and the
| expedition sailed without him. That he intended
going, is beyond all doubt--however extraordinary
such course may APPEAR
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SToPPAGE OF THE LooMs.-'Fhe N. York Dry
Goods Reporter, Of the 10Th says:
We know that many are questioning if there is a
reality in the reported stoppage of the looms. We
would say 10 this class that the published accounts
give but faint idea of the quantity of ma
chinery that will be silenced. Private advices
from manufacturers to their agents ara filled with
details of mills stopped within their districts and
generally wind up with the observation that after
secha date they too will cease running the mill or
discharge one half the operatives
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Annoantme,,,s nv ,I,o Pros,aert.

4NFYNHHHNH1HVHNIs ?
By and nth the adpice and consent Of The Senate
PosTMAsTERs.--Chares II, Maddox 10 be Post
master at Baltimore. Maryland; William NJ. Black
ford, Lynchburg, Virginia Frederick w. Smith,
Houston, Texas
CoNsULs-John Summers Smith, of New York,
for the port of Malaga, in SPAIN Geo. Mountfort,
Of Massachusetts, for the and Of Gambia.
LATEST News FROM CALIFORNIA = Baitf-
more, Nay 27.-The steamer Crescent City, from
Chagres, has arrived at New York, with twenty
days later news from California Col Jack Hayes
has been elected Sheriff of San Francisco Sacra-
mento City has been again badly inundated
John H. Peoples, Lieutenants Basetre and
Browning, and two others, were drowned on an ex-
pedition to Trinidad
There has been large fire at Sacramento City !:
loss, 100000. Business generally in California is
depressed. Lumber not worth the freight. Prop
erty declining. Delta.
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Louisiana uistrtonic association.

IF Benefit at PLACIDE's VARIETIES THEATRE, for the
Treasury and the Orphans and CT ay Hospital.
On THURSDAY EVENING, May 30, 1850, shsndAn's old
English Comedy OF
THE SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL.
Overts by tha Orrhesa. And the Farce Of
SIMPSON g. CO.
On SATURDAY EVENING, June Bourcicault's Comedy of
LONDON ASSURANCE.
WslzeS, QuArss BY the ANA Orchestra. And the
Farce of THE LADY AND THE DEVIL
On WEDNESDAY EVENING, Juue s, 1880, for the Benefit OF
the Orphans and the Charity 7spi'a, the Tragedy of
THE APOsTATE.
Music by the Amateur Orchestra. Aud the Farce Of
sLAsHER AND CRAsHER.
tE Tickets Dollar each, alt For by
either of the cement Committee Honorary
Msmber he raees. and Box Office the Varieties
the performance No engaged. The Dress
Circle Parquete viii for LADIES' and gentlemen
accompanying them. The Management COMMITTEES
parties o their
az All arrangements will be accordance with the rules and
regulations Of the HistrUntss.''
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ESCAPE OF PENITENTIARY CoNvICT.-A con-
yict named Estele, in the Indlna Penitentiary, al
Jacksonville, made his escape from prison in bold
manner. Managing to unlock his cell door with an
instrument found in his cell, he went into the guard
room and supplied himself with suit of clothes,
and stole watch and some money from the guards
Then gaining the yard, the convict lowered him
self from the high wall, by means of a rope, with a
hook at one end, and then made his escape, Es-
telle is asteamboat engineer, and was sentenced
for four years, for stealing. He had been in prison
about two years.
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ANOTHER PHILADELPHIA FIRE RIOT. - The
Philadelphia papers give account of another Sc
we're fight in that city, at 1 o'clock Sunday morn
ing, the 10th, between the Moyamensing Hose
and the Paramount Engine companies, in which a
number of pistols were fred, stones thrown, and
slung-shot used. The contest was furious for
short time, but the wachmen and police officers of
the district of the Northern Liberties were the
greatest sufferers. Two or three of them were
knocked down, and officer George Carson and
Lieutenant Carpenter were maltreated in shame.
full manner. The latter struck upon both sides
OF his head with bludgeons slung- shots, the
wounds from which blows severe. Both of
these officers had nearly all Of their clothes torn off
of them in their efforts to arrest of the riot
ers. A number of pistol balls struck the houses in
the neighborhood, and several passed through the
window shutter of Mr. Sheets At another fire
alarm, at o'clock, the Paramount company passed
down the street, eight abreast, with guns in hand.
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t. PLAcIDE, Esq-Dear Sir: The old freuds of JOHN
II. CALDER solicit the appropriation of night your
THEATRE early suit your convenience for his
Benefit The undersigned bear willing testimony the de-
light which Mr. Calder has Gas Treasurer of the Varees)
proclaimed the good fortune of Others who have called the
public for patronage similar occasions; and feel conf.
dent that you will unite with them in tribute which sub
sanay designed expression of thanks for many
eses received in his capacity well mark the regard
and in which Mr. Calder is held by all classes of the
communicative are, dear sir, your we.wishers.
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SECOND
Grand EEOtiEEM ESG9'tN.

TONCERT AND MOONLIGHT EXCURSION,
Slo1 board the splendid steamboat CREOLE, NJ -
on WEDNESDAY EVENING, May 20 L4ssksstAsssl
1850. The boat will leave the wharf opposite szzM
the Mint, at ~ O'Clock AgieTs O'Clock foot of Julia
street al 3a foot of St Marys street, Lafayette at O'Clock,
and Gretna at 80 O'Clock. She will proceed from thence
the river above Caoon, returning to the city aboutiwO
O'clock stOpPngg at the above landings on her return Mr.
engaged for the occasions also Professor JENNINGS and
his talented Family, who with well known VOcallsts,
engaged and will enyen the company with their per-
fomances during the evening. The managers pledge them
selves make the entertainment agreeable and worthy the
patronage of respectable COMMUNICATIVE order and deco
will be the order of the night Tickets admit lady
at the Music store of VIM. T. Mayo Camp street; at the
Bar of the ST. Charles Hotel and board the boat Gen
emen will have their tickets ready they board he
boat. f. ATKINS, NT,,,uo.
mys5 B. BUTMAN, mahagers'
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THE ToBAcco CRoP.-The Petersburg Va.)
News of the 21st instant, contains the following
extract of letter received by house in that place
from of the most respectable gentlemen in Viz
ginia, and large grower of Tobacco, residing in
Halifax county:
As to the prospect for crop of Tobacco, it is
20 per cent. worse than when l wrote you last, as
the fly has destroyed more than half the tobacco
plants in this section will give you the opinion
of the best tobacco grower in this county, who is
- heard him say the other day that
from all he could see and learn, it would be
impossible that more than half crop could be
planted for want of plants. Many farmers with us
planting large portions of their tobacco land in
corn. do not make these statements, supposing
for moment that they possibly have any sort
Of influence on the sale of tobacco"
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will bear joyous her spacious decks to
JOY the Rivers breeze and upon the waters. The
s excursion Of the Creole was remarkably successful and
this the SECOND fctc, will be still brilliant The Creole
boat has every comfort for passengers. and the
guests Of her popular officers feel assured that every
courtesy win be shown them We call particular attention
o The advertisement in unathsr column.
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GRAND FLoTTLLA PARTY Moonlight Excursion This
Eue1ins Tonight the Creole. fine craft ever
''Walksd the waters like thing of life.''
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Fashionable Dry Goods.

G. NJ. SIMPSON
Has lately received, and offers for sale a his
NEW STORE, No, SO Canal street,
Large and Fashionable Assortment Of
Fancy and Staple DRY GOODS,
Fbr Family and Plantation Use.
Ladies' Dress GOOdsS
Rich Alborines Of a style.
Rich DRreges, Paris designs
Rich Gre ad ines, entirely new
Lot Of Cheap Bareges.
Rich French orgundy MusliHs.
Jaconets Cambrics and Lawns.
Large lot Of Cheap Muslins from auction
Rich PRrUsol and u Umbrellas.
Linen Goods.
Rich Shifting Linen Of manufacture and fully guaranteed
Linen and Canbrcs
Linen CambIio HandkeTeheis, great variety.
Linen ShiTtngs,
Together 18th general assortment Of STAPLE GOODS All OF
which will be sold low for cash. my2O 100 2dP
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IMPORTANT STATISTICS Prospect of the Cot
ton Crop u, Msssissippi.--The Mississippian of
the oath inst. contains the following
We have taken sorae pains to ascertain the state
Of the growing crop. and are now in possession Of
information from large number OF our best cotton
growing counties.
Adams Coqtnty.-The cropsextensively injured ;
plant sickly; about One-thifd OF usual crop ex-
pected.
JeBersOn.-A great deal of cotton repanted.
Prospect very bad.
CIai5ornc--The cold weather and excessive ram
has almost ruined the crops.
Warreu.-The stand is in many places less
favorable than last year-crops on number oil
plantations wholly cut off by the overflow.
Isseouena.-Very little cotton will be raised in
consequence of the overflow and cold rains
Washtn gton.-The overflow has done immense
DAMAGE, The crop will be much lighter than for
several years past.
TarshaXEEvery thing is unfavorable for the
cron this season. There will be great falling off
DE Soto-rew expect to realize more than a
third of crop, and some may not do so well.
Lafayetts.-A very gloomy prospect is before
the planter The backward state of the weather
will effectually destroy half the crop.
YaL1ba,sh1.-The best estimate is two-thirds oil
crop. but it will not reach, it is believed by many
a half crop.
CafroH-Tbe heavy rain and overflow have done
immense mischief.
Chickasaao-The cotton plant looks crisped up
and wilted.
Monroe.-What with the cold weather and rain
there is but little prospect of crop. The worm il
making its appearance.
LOpndes.Crops looking very bad. The worms
are beginning to show themselves
Okti6beha.-No one expects to make more thar
half crop. The inclement weather has destroyed
great deal of cotton.
Norubee.-The season is very unpromising
But little hope is entertained of raising more than
third of a crop
NeShobo.-Many fields have been replanted
The worm is beginning to injure the present stand
CopiGh.-The weather has been so very bat
upon cotton, that few planters are able to make an,
kind of estimate. Should the worm come, it will
take every thing left
We have obtained our information from the
planters, by letters, and from the papers. Never
before have we witnessed less propitious season
at this period for the growth of the cotton plant
We think that one-thrd of crop is about fai
estimate for the State.
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az HusEsA'-sss W I, ouslinE'' advertisement,
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Francis FNbTe 81 Go.

Clothing establishment,
No. 80 Magazine street,
receipt article aPpsrtainng their line
of business manufacture and the es and mos fash
ionnble ttyes myH I'm 2dp
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IttCDAItCtE
ns- Tas o4b pspai JSr % Sas of DALLEYs ORIGINAL
al ONLY 8g!SuiHE AlAeIcAL PAIN EXTRA OToR d Al
81, ltI Cheekti lBtgS UHH
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Bartine's Horse Lotion
neYa failing remedy for all diseases the erse Is Eubec
O. Recommended BY e vsknovn fra d kipp Brown. New
York Hiram WssdSpa Bsst9a sud BY thousands Of ssnLSasn
oAghspt The AaaRxr, 1eld eAlY 10 Nav Orleans bF
aaA Il KhsgAg o. M GkasGts BJhki
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t Dealers in Medicine and purchasers generally notified
the only General Agents OF the above Articles in
all the Southern States. myl6 sm Alp 9. g. NJ.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-11-12

GRAHAM completed most extensive give
i higher character and value his Magazine for tho coming
volume
GP James, novelist engaged gse
series Of splendid romances
Gsors D. fendce poet West win write exclusively
poem for every number
Grace Greenwood engaged give series Of her beautiful
stoies
I'M. y.sgare Carolina, will contribute brilliant
papers for ls5i.
Miss Cooper, author of Rural
gagged, with Whipple and Lonsielow, Bryant and Lowell
r. b. Reed, the artist and Dussedorh bis
to Italy, furnish ro the galleries superb of drawings
America have been London Paris and
splendid Of highly finished drawings by renowned David
furnished adies'
which will excel anything
Pas England, the United States The first in the De-
cembeT number.
year splendo Magazine and,
Graham's readers will be astoned Graham also aboes
the system Of agents, and constitutes
and editor Nows the form clubs, the December
number closes the volume,
TERMS-s SINGLE COPIES, g.
PRIcE 165l.An orders Gahams Magazine,
commencing with 1851 will be supplied the following Sim
subscribers copies five copies,
for copy the person sending the
cbers These will be departed o by the three
dollar magazines.
All orders addressed 70
GEORGE r.. GRAHAM
ia Chestnut street, Philadelphia, Penn
Oct l0-3d&3tw
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The person will upon books unless the
payment Of us subscription be made In advance.
Distant subscribers may onsy BY iets ne postage
on which will b paid U.s. by osssves IN
SAFE uansmiszion.
The COUNTRY PAPER l. publIshsd uiwesky durss as
sions Of Congress- and semi weekly during
Subscriptions 0r period year win bs received
terms propordoned 10 the above annual rates.
n1POsTMAsTERs 70 act a. our sse. ana By
sending RVS DAILY suhscrbe 60 sacoss6 o. vIv
subscribers with S2o o. ssvs WEEKLY
sabscbsrs, with go enclosed win be entitled y copy the
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,,,n,.s Y.na. neal Estate, Collection or Dcbss and
General Al gency, Dubuqse, Iowa.


uIs oaee n pemanenty established of all
bus,ness within legitimate sphere agents duties WIS
For business descriptions connected with United
Land once the surveyor generals once fos Wisconsin
Purchase SALE loan, Of military land warrants
purchase, sale, or lease OF real estate.
PAYMENT d lands city
redemption OF lands or lots from sale.
Investigation OF titles, conveyancng, &c. 4N
The OF emgrants brokers,
dealers warrant respectfully invited this Office,
residence sixteen Iowa He years
neeed the Dubuque land Office,
dent Des Moines valley In southern Iowa, member OF
public
real estate for sale, plnts, exhibiting the sold and
unsod public lands In northern Iowa. will be carefully complied
n, convenience Of purchasers
and many facilities this purpose extensive
favorable Arrangements by
which business may part
m Iowa In the neghbons counties Of Illinois and Wis
AGENCIES descriptions will accepted corporations
merchants, and business generally Business
ss will meet with prompt attention, will
:" CHAs. CoRRERY, Notary Public
JutY, 1880
Hon Geo jones' United States senator Washington city,
Hon Dodge United States senator Washington city, c.,
Hon Lsms representative Congress, Washington city,
Hen W Thompson, Congress- Washington city,
o. u, MI Pleasant, Iowa
Hon D. T. Disney, representative In Congress- Washington city
Thomas W. Clarke atiaw, No IL Wall street. New
William Denman, esq, 70 Chatham street, New York.
H. a. sylvester ate clerk Of the Patent Oce,) Chaestown New
Mason Curtis, Rankin, counselors- -atlaw Burlington
Keokdk, Iowa
Sept 25-T
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CARD.
wines and LiqUsrs.

CARD.
wines and AqDsrs.
HE undersigned would respectfully ca attention 70 his stock
The facilities by obtaining from abroad all wines
s Sm more direct nowedss Win he
growing districts Of Europe than possessed by amy oc
this city, for the character and quality
s IN se shs substitute Tor he cellar every
Hos wanting small assorted lots Of choice wines o
SeesnS o medas Including wines Of France and Ger
1G y b a. price. ON most
CLUBS viii their advantage TO order from the sub
Families can command very
SAR a.S e 'ors q wines ana
MEMBERS OF LEGISLATIVE BODIES, messes and Others her a
ssRgss sS sss
by the the shortest notice
y addressIi their orders, through The pe: once 70
Importer and Dealer in wines &C., street. Philadelphia
oo-sEGARs Of Havans Of various
and brands always $40 go per ousand and sold
BY single than a other store In the city,
Jan24-dAcply.
as ever established BY company United States
consequently Oldest the pioneer line extending between New
receiving stations Jersey CITY Newark
New % W. ms asd Hsss
four wes has lately undergone extensive repairs and y now pre-
sasirsa % Of FOR the s public
pmpmes and fidelity hitherto or al the present ume unequaied
lines extending already een thousand miles 70 eiie
and payment will be delivered as desired IN
thoroughly systemazed ~
in mode Of delivery Of
sS sas %Ssn with
by company every TO uy and see they 40 no
Te % oee. @ the Magnetic Telegraph Company washington
Congress Hail. Pennsyyana avenue Baltimore No2 Merchants
y SesSsI ssi'' ''''' - wu sw.m
oet sdly IRep. d Jnfl President
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NEW DRESS Goods Embroidered shayyls, dEc.--The
subscribers this opened large addition to their
fancy goods Tor ladies' among which
10 pieces superiatiyey rich bocade Silks for evening
Is do do do for street
10 do rich Silks every coIsr
do styles spotted silks, very neat
rich plain Gro de Algien
10 do rich and styles Chene silks a
Is do figured changcable silks, very cheap
do heavy black watered silks, all widths
10 do colored and black Turk sains de
30 do fine French mernos, shade
IS do verv rich colored silk veivets do
10 do do watsred Irish poplins do
so do do French cashmere d'Ecosse, style
25 do mousseines de lnine, do
do do vv-pric
IL very rich cashmere long shawls
20 do do square do
rs latest styles scotch long do
30 styles lace capes
dozen valencia collars
do embroidered muslin and lace sleeves and cuffs
do richly embroidered handkerchies, &c.
Together with other and desirable articles 10 their line,
which they respectfully invite the attention of the ladies OF the
Oct s-2wif r. H. HooE h CO.
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once M the pscsenp Law Buiidinss Richmond, Va.
u .. ] NE s as ss s sy ys g
government sssins, individuals, ssvvdossv s.in.
a as ase oa %oa' sSs ws ss s sass E
s has sssa s y ss
are enjoyed Sy s% "esS '0' hs
Ss @ @ p sdssssS s s At o
lie has The Kind permission Of The oewing gentlemen refer 70
senate lion jas X seldom Meade, % TSes. u xss'sg
EdInaudsoi F.icMulen, House oiRspresenavss
Hon John Mason Hon John NJ Bc,, James Lyons
Hon 3. R. Hobbie Asan, Postmaster General and Thomas
Oct S-dawaw3m
Ew and Elegant carpeiing., scIhe subscribers
sy s s % y snS ns
ss ns % % 1sk q ns sAss , and %
VIII not only y yas e s: eu as1 y & |. ss.sass and
been invited. They naine-
IN cARPErINGs
rreae. and English yeIyss latest designs superlsuvs
saesiause % sss English 'f's Brussels. os,ra heavy
do premium American Brussels
English and American, low priced extra rich
Imperial sn ,lTss,ply, a,es, Fy.is,s new patterns
And And American ing ingr,s,n, ,,, all al wool low.prcsd
Cocoa matings. for basement passages
,s.s
Figured Ssues and large sized eruas eo. s &C.
IN CURTAIN MATERIALS, they name
Extra a. rich d.,nsn French de n LANES
do worsted dainask, every shade
90 Flsneh Paaoa and e English ssrs shnssss ansss
wss ns a. ae. ana mS'ns S" ss ssns ssine's
Gilt cornce, late Styles gmp sase loops, c IN great Va
nety
They especial carefully selected
assortment Of
Table cloths, damask table napkins
Towelngs, table and piano covers
White and coored bed quilts, bed and crib blankets
Pilow-case linens, cotton sheetings
Together with every orer article ii nea which have
their reputation Of furnishing the very best goods Al the lowest
"iser Sept ai--4wif P.H. HooEl CO.
DoOIs AND SHOES, Boots ana shoes small prof.
itsWe would respectfully call the attention Of
Of boots shoes o
ladies' gentlemen MISSES boys, chdren ana Servants Don ngns
TO the Ladies
every variety gaters and half CATERS, busnss Je
sons slips, exceso Jenny Lind all warranted gvs sAusac
McCurdys slips and ties, old style,
Bronze half CATERS, thick soes. Y
Do eaer shoes
Misses and chldren' ofeyery quality and variety
To the Genitemen.
Call md variety and style
Paentlcn,her and calfskin Congress gaiiers, %
superior Of water proof boots for cunning and
ad boots and shoes. double
manufacture.
To the Farmers and Ptantus.
Our farm
equaed in price and quality In this city We IN
u,ents la canno please 1&rJNf
purchased with care from te
pared 70 sell '"' profits DO not a. s socvsR
lou sid Of Pen av,betw and
Sept Ii--3tawiw
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WILLIAM TUCKER, Merchant Tailor, (of the late
OF Lane Tucke would call The attention Of his friends
and the public generally 70 his stock Of goods now opening which
himself the mpning houses IN
New York. and by far the greatest variety and richest styles ever
this city, strangers respectfully and earnestly solicited
give call and examine stock before purchasing am
conhdept Il win be 90 their advantage.
And would especially call e attention ocers
army navy prepared all kinds Of
moderate prices wananed both IN ue cutting and making do
parments, equal any establishment In tins country
hts friends Tor the
long patronage and hcpe BY the diligence and
merit continuation ofthe same.
All orders promptly executed.
Sept 20-3taw2w
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DEcEMBER TERN, l649.
Ordered That appearance Is entered
the defendant before the
second day Of the term succeeding that on which the case
docketed, shall Of the plaintiff
RUS No 55-When a called for argument
TERMS upon the second neither party
prepared plaintiff
sufficient Is shown for further posponement
No 56Ordered That printed arguments under the ore
shall hereafter be received unless filed within the first
days of the
sacts points, and authorities required by the third rule, be
with three days before the called for
copies court for the reporter for the
opposing COUNSEL and The remaining 70 be retained the clerk
Test: WM THoS. CARROLL,
OctI5-law3w 3. @. u. s.