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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-08

PROFESSOR uoICoSBE's ADDRESS LAST EVENING.
The address of Prof. HoLcoMBE last evening be-
fore the Virginia Agricultural Society most
eloquent and philosophical effort, and fully !usti
fed all that said of that gentleman in our issue
of yesterday. The audienc was not so large as
we had hoped to see, and the circumstances were
not favorable to the full enjoyment of the orators
fine periods, there being frequent Interruptions in
the slamming of doors, &C., &C., yet for more than
two hours did those present listen with delighted
to the splendid publications. of intermingled
reason and fancy, which the gifted speaker poured
forth. The hour at which we write is too late to
admit of more extended notice of Mr. IIoLcoMnE's
discourse, but we shall probably recur to it to- NOR
Reters6Mra cypress
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-08

The Woodstock Tenth Legion says: 1t is re-
froshins. after 80 long and unmitigated drought,
to witness the fine md thrifty appearance of tho
crops of grain sown previous to the late rains.-
Indeed, never saw grain promising better, un
der the circumstances. Many of our farmers who
were delayed by the dry weather, are not yet
through with their seeding; and we doubt not
from what we Gan learn. fully large crop of
wheat will be put in this year as last
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-08

BUSINESS MENs' PRAYER MEETING.-Thcre are
regular meetings for prayer, Mt the room Of the
Young Mems Christian Association, at L. o'clock.
nov Tits
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BODY ForND.--The body II man was found
Monday morning. Rollers Bluff, nearly OPP
posi,e Alexandria. The body was sou.ewaat
bruised as though foul mean, Ind been used in
producing DEATH
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-08

The DuRAND ENGLISH OPERA TROUPE are play
ing at the Theatre in Richmond. The press speak
highly of their performances.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-08

MICROBES WANTED.-The sub.c iber con-
~ uues market for NEGROES, of both sexes between
ages 10 and 80 years. including Mechanics, such
and Carpenters and will pay the highest market
prices cash Hs Office newly erected brick building.
st Lynch Immediately In Farmers Bank
whee he prepared (havng erected buildings with that
view board sent TO Lynchburg for sale mod
and keep them they placed
In the Jail Of the Corporation
oct edkc8mosifs. SETH WOODROOF.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-08

CoNvIcrED.-Young Stanley, who stole horse
in Augusta county and was arrested in Rock
bridge a few weeks ago, was indicted, tried and
convicted before the Circuit Court Of Augusta
on Monday. His term in the Penitentiary was
fixed at two and half years. ll.-.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-08
CITY AND STATE AT A. RS.

C,scuIr CouRr.-Ths following causes were de-
cided on Saturday last in the Circuit Court
Judge MARSHALL presiding.
Steptoe vs. Patteson-Order OF sale.
Williams vs. Wihiams--Decree for divorce and
order of account.
Benash, Jr., VS.. Geo. G. Carle--Jury not being
. able to agree were discharged.
Boyd vs.. Observation-Disclosures for Plaintiff
Hardy Il Bro. vs.. Trustees Lynchburg College
Judgment for Plaintiff.
Commonwealth vs.. Phclps-Iadic.ed for unaw-
fully and maliciousy wound'ng Jm. A. Gouldin
The Jury not being able to agree, were dis
charged.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-08
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" plCINEs NOW beior" tho public, namely, d.. SIM
easier mid,r aud ef"ctna than otle'
m''icno known 1t not only Cnthariir, but Lara
then the stomach aud novels totnrry on tim, mat
thus accomplishing ~" purposes cifce'nay without
,n, ,o. ,bst Il rur,rs,, and when taken ,l,ly In mod
- doscs VIII strengthen and build II up with unusual
DR. sanford. unvixornsor IL mroundei ,n
- trcly from new articles of medicine, namely Gums
sum" idea Of the strength Of these gum. may be frmc
when ii IA known tina, bottle OF the invigor,ar
nth strength hundred doses Of Calornc
without ans Of Iis d'Htrrious effects.
~ Though possessing medicinal these Gum
- have been but little known tn hysic'nns and never tao
in their rrccri pons INIT, used in the form Of the Inri
= which met with such unprecedented success as
induce the proprietor t" ofrr rs family medicine ric
~ in its effects Il has rarely failed TO
~ L,ru Complaints In their worst forms.
IudI stiOn being raused by dcran cl Lrris Gu =
- ed WHOM the Liver is excited :" action
: JRundicci caused bv an IMPROPER action If the =
- and as proof that III" IN.iaoHAioh rey"stn|d
let troubled with Jaundcc take ia" lhvit
- regularly week and their skin VII begin to a'
Vo.iivenr.- can he permanently cured by the lnvi
orator Take in small doses on retiring and a"s is
d4se, the bowels loft in healthy aud active stated nd
work regularly us clock work
~ Sick Hendnrh- Is very relieved by takin. a
double dose of the reora'or which eofrecis"l acid ty
e For oyer loaded stomach it has no equal as relic es
all oppressive or uneasy feeling after eating heartily or
aJomRy madeleine generally, all who use II speak Ia 'he
- h,ghcs terms.
mended for Liver Complaints, and all disea%
from Diseased Liver The testimonials Of
physicians In its favor induced 10 try H. a
conviction IL certain that II Il of the greatest bile
sings Dyspcpti for made complete RI
before the frst bottle taken. and 1t
~ ANYTHING edible without trouble while before nothing nj
W ghtc food would digest, and often that pain
- what say TO all our readers Is II Liner
Compants Dyspsid trouble do not fall to try ttisI
- the greatest remedy in the world -State Fact.
- We take infinite pleasure in recommending this mo III
zine preventive for Fever and Eoe, q hill II -
az yer. and all Fcvrr- OF Bilious Type. topper
with certainty and thousands willing 10 testify tol
- Its wonderful virtues
There has been tried In our family remedy
with such unboundcd success In tho cure
z incident 10 children as Dr AanfOrd's In
vig0rator, Is II alone for diseases of children that
- we for it acts Catharc 40 mildly and gently
~ and the system thoroughly that we
think doing service TO all in advising them, when
- they need medicine try this remedy There cases
thai have under notice where great beneht has
been received diseases Of the Liver, Stomach and Bow
" all other remedies failed give relief II has
become useful In family that we will not be with
il --JncksonriHs, Ain Republican,
PRICEOsH DOLLAR PR BOTTLE
SANFORD co, Proprietors, 3i5 broadway, New York ,
-1,I.F.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-08

nUR assortment Is now complete. Having added many
house keeping goods former Stock prepared
accommodate all in want OF HOt SE-kEEPING GOODS,
Silver Plated Table Cutlery, Walters, Chafng Dishes
Table and Floor Oil Cloths Oil Shades Gilt Cornce, Wooden
Willow Ware Brass and Wire Tenders Brass and Bronz
and Steel Shovels and Tongs Sausage
Cutters Shears Scissors &c.
Pocket Cutlery. Psols donbe and single Guns Ammuni
ton Carriage Buggy Trimmings Carpenters Mil Wrights.
Blackmiths Coopcs Too Farming and Gardening I'm
remcnis Circular and all other Saws including Pruning and
Butchers Saws. Coil Rope. &c, &c. ~
We would call special attention to stock of RIFLES,
expressly for and warranted in In
stance We also the agents for LEATHER BETTING.
&c prizes UNIFORM and goods selected with
care are quality. We respectfully invite
nation by purchasers. -
oct 2s.dtsI COLHoUNS WILLS
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4 MEK,raN sPrLE-

4 MEXICAN WAGtuEs.-APPs x
a non. TRACY & Co. WALrHAM. Nsss MAN IA
tar1uUtIs or PdTENF LATER ~ ar Han NsN.ls
hes" superior watches mtae by thu ALI ut rev >~
ii NAL machinery, expressly designed 10 sccal". with
rtir" fine. bsian,ai durable aud nnti, mly reliable
mrkr"pcr, Tho movements are new In rpnsrnt ton ana
by the highest authorities In be faniless IN
incplr and quality and have pre- by he most
he reliable aud utng action TIL, atrh's
rnt.r, from tho ernd" materials In single
establishments by connected and uniform the man
factory being organized the that has Il,
ioptcd in tho production Il tho nnoInaled American bn
which enables US 10 produce mo>rnen at oochahte
of foreign movement Of The quality AID we
tho perfect performance Tor y"ais If
atch Manufactured hN
All foreign watches madr s han the American watches
in the Gully mRdr by machinery upon "A uniform
throu. out Neatly all hand msc hes defective.
nj continually getting cut of order In many parts o
country mr"sihe IL in good watch rcpairrr aud
ach rcnaifing always uncertain aud expensive The III
odu,iinu American sat' dsposcs # ihs difficulty aud
nntry hans wpi watch dealers keep watches
their miscellaneous stock AMI lhns supply their
isiumcrs with new staple which may he ns,d NJ other
rEc. iho Euntuy sold by the trade
ally, and by
ROBBINS & APPLETON, General AgentL
= diniE wrowtI Il Made Lane, NIWsloNk.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-08
1858.

1858. FALL 1885,
MERCHANTS AND TRADESMEN
OF LYN CHBURG.
LOOK TO YOUR INTEREST
AND aEE THE PEOPLE Of
THE GREAT SOUTHWEST KNOW
Tint you Sell shcm Bargains!
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-08

A DRUNKEN SuBJEcr.-William Lloyd, poor
besotted creature, whose greatest enemy is him
SELF was taken up on the streets Friday afternoon
His besetting weakness was of course the cause Of
his arrest. The good nature for whic! he is pro-
verbal, was displayed in an eminent degree in
the present Notwithstanding less than mil
lion of boys had collected in his vicinity, and by
every conceivable expedient attempted to worry
him, but all to no purpose the only end effected
by them being the collection Of II crowd of loafers
and niggers, who evidenced their qualification in
the premises. in n manner that was not at all con-
ducive to the peaaG and quiet Of the neighbor
hood Officer Royal coming up at this unetu,e,
the motley crowd dispersed, and the unfortunate
chief actor in the interesting performances, was
marched off to the cage after comfortable
nights repose, Lloyd walked up sober man. and
in this condition made his appearance before the
Mayor, who, in consideration of his harmlessness,
and his promise of his future better behavior dis
charged him.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-08
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL
COts.I7s, COLDS. MOARsENEAS, lNEIU
ESZA. BRONCHITIS, WalOOpINs.
GOCGu ,CROlP, ASTHMA, IN
tIPIENE GONsu NHEaON

COZ s.tPs, COLDS. uOARSENEhS 1NELC' =
ASZA. nkONs'UITIs, WnOOPING
tOCGu, GROUP, Ascu IN
tIPnENF DISRUPTION
nn Tor III" relief VI pai,utS al ancrd
the li,ta,t.
We net, speak tn the public Of It's virtues Through
every and almost every hun,t Of the American
Sat"iis onieni cures pulmonary complaints have mad
1t already Nay, few tho families cvilkW
this continent without prrsonai experience
Its rt"s aud fewer y,i the communities wbrr. whicl
have them living trophy Of s Victory
the subtle ut dangerous divnses Of the throat aud lungs
Will, tur powerful antiof" knu~n 70
the formidable AM dangerous Diseases of he pulmonary
Is Hls, the Ie.nu.>i and safest remedy that 0
employed H. infants and young Parents should have
il In gasi the insdipuS that steals upon them
unr,pai,i We have abundant ballov the Cher
Than th's"it Kcr, It by you aud cold,
wh thty durable neglect ia, until human SIKH
can nas the neA"rahe ca"ho at ">eoncd On r 'ialS,
III" All kro" tn lr"e'ul taa.uy of lung
H they know the virtues Of his remedy,
need !" than hri Stl made the best
bo Wesparr cost tod To produce II the
rf,ct possible and AFFORD tlna" wi.1 rely tho
best Which our skll can furnish Tor their
PREPARED BY DIR. ] { AVER.
Practical n,i 4 n.i lea beMi Lowell Mass.
J. II SEAY, Lynchhura, PURCELL LADD co, Rich
ln"nd y I. kINES Pctcishntk NJ A. san TOS Norfolk
ana all Druggists Jy dGm
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Er>sipcias. srIofula, Mag. Estl, TcsIrr \ u-
-, aud sRlt thcuna

F''N F0FHaTdiN4 NtIo.aAf ~ N Ionis, Ttb I, ls3b
It Ath lor IIijs are the paragon Ut all that
III med cine They have cured iilr dauph IL ulcer
sores upon her hands aud feet that had proved inruab- to
f"AIs Her nal'r had been long griovousy afflicted N
h"lrhts 1hl inlt on her skin her hair, Airr
'1 "a7 euirl SHE ao hiai Fills, and they have
her ASA MDIt,iRIplE
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-08

r IQUI ID RENNET.-Thisp repn ration, SO use
IL full Of Sickness put up In bo ties with direc
One two easpoonsful will convert quart
firm curd; and tile will make 30 quarts
Of curd Slip Junket and Frugolsc. be made in
The Rcnnc prepared by the accompany ing re-
ceipts, makes very superior desserts. For sale by
oct -. J. II. THOMPSON e. co. DrugRists
CHOEs! sUOEs!! sHOEs::!-J"ss eprncd
- at No l. largo assortment Of Ladies' Miss aud Child
rens SHOES which will be sold exceedingly cheap CAL and
surply y,,urselye s early. JOHN ABRAHAMS.
nnv5 .dt
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-08

TuEArRE.-The bill for this evening is good
one. All who have seen the excellent comedy Of
.School for Scandal" will scarce fail attending,
for it is one Of the best comedies extant. The re-
mander of the bill is attractive.
We have on tap;s the "Sea Of lee" which will
be produced during the course OF the week. The
scenery Of it arrived last week, and is the same
with which the Company executed it in Richmond.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-08

AN OLD OYrENDER.-Ellen Pin, free negro
wench, resident of "Buzzard." and one OF the
most abandoned Of her GLASS; was arraigned be-
fore the Mayor on Saturday, on the charge of be-
having in very disordery manner the night be-
fore. The FREQ use of mean whiskey was the on y
plea she offered in cxtcnuation Of her conduct
This not proving satisfactory to his Honor. Miss
Pin was ordered 20 lashes. We understand this
is about the one thousandth time like inilietion
has been visited on the devoted back Of this incor
rigible subject. Whether or not this last pleas
ant reminder will effect better result than have
the former ones, time alone will reveal.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-08

wv RFFLEN q WuE"VN'S ~ W I'VE WV
w CHlNES--GREAT REDUCTION IN PRiCEs.-Hgh'st
Premiums arded September 1858. at the California New
and Illinois State Fairs and ut the Fairs of the Chca
Mechanics Institute and the St Louis Mechanical Associa
At the Fair of the St Louis Mechanical Association
examining composed Of twenty five ladies
the highest social standing who without dissenting voice.
awarded the WHEELER WILSON SEWING MACHINE the
highest and only premium Silver Pitcher valued at $7J
These Machines simple In construction efficient and d
rabe operation beautiful in model and finish fitted to aorn
paror suited the work shop Their speed from
1900 to 1000 stitches minute Substituting rs they do
heahfu for the soul and body destroying dudgey
of hand sewing they hailed the Woman's FrisRd.
They firm and stitch alike both sides that
will rip rave. And the HFMMER recently invented
In the edge and II down In the most rapid aud
Full given In operating these Machines free of
extra charge loot 20ts.I VIM. l. PAGE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-08

UNREsH ARRIVAL. OF MOUNTAIN LIME.
Il hand barrels of fresh MOUNTAIN LIME to
the friends and customers
oct 30d,sl CAMP, SMITH co
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-03-04
LATEST NEWS.
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RECEIv AT THE OFFICE OF THE
DAILY EXCHANGE
CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.
SENATE.

WASHINGTON, March g.
Mr.. Hamilton offered joint resolution author
izing the Secretary of the Navy to pay the Off
GERS and seamen engaged in the expedition sent in
search of DR.. Kane, at the same rate allowed in
Dehaven's expedition.
The Senate resumed the consideration of the bill
for the admission of Kansas into the Union
Mr.. Seward, in opposing the bill, argued the fol-
lowing points First That whereas, in the begin
ming the ascendency of the slave States was abso-
Lutte, it is now being reversed Second, That where
as, heretofore the National Government favored
this change of balance from the slave States to the
free States it has reversed this policy and op-
poses the change. Third, That National interven-
ton in the territories in favor of slave labor and
slave States, is opposed to the national social and
moral developments of the Republic. He took &C.
casion to criticise severely the bred Scott opinion
pronounced by the Supreme Court; and in conclu-
sion said he had always believed that this glorious
Federal Constitution is adapted to the inevitable
pansion OF the empire which he had so feebly pre-
Sented. 1t has been perverted often by miscon-
structon and it has yet to be perverted many times
and widely hereafter; but it has inherent strength
and vigor that will cast off all the webs which the
everchanging interests of classes may weave around
it.
Mr.. Thomson, of New Jersey, made speech in
favor of the admission of Kansas under the Lecomp
ton Constitution, calculated to restore
peace within her borders by leaving her to manage
her affairs in her way.
When he had concluded the Senate adjourned
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
The House resumed the consideration Of the Sen
ate resolutions of the Naval retiring board.
MIR. Whitley argued in favor of the resolutions
severely criticising the proceedings of the Naval
Board.
Mr. Bocock offered the resolutions, contending that
the proceedings OF the Board of Inquiry were just,
and even ii reversed that many of its supposed vic
tins now expecting to get back into the Navy would
find themselves mistaken
Mr.. Winslow and Mr.. Seward severally advocated
the resolution, which was finally passed-yeas l22,
nays 81.
The House then adjourned
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BY TELEGRAPH
Market steady.
At the Second Board.
BALTIMORE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE March3 1858
COAL-In consequence of reduction of so per
the transportation OF Coal the Baltimore and Ohio
railway there has been corresponding reduction in the
rates of Cumberland Goals We quote for fine So so
run Of mine 1915, and Lump 81 25 delivered board
Locust Point Anthracite for city consumption red and
white Ash, and Baltimore Company's SoG625; Lump
Cumberland for family So.
C0FFEE-There is better feeling in Coffee and sales
have been made to considerable extent full rates We
the sale of the cargo of the brig Mount Vernon
bags private terms and $50 bags 101 Rio Cot
fee is firm at 104 cts for fair 10Y 10& for good to
good fair and ll(Gll4 cts. for prime and choice
FLoCR-There was no special change in the Flour mar
ket to-day If there any difference in the tone of
ing was rather in favor of the holder Sales of $50 Dbl.
Howard Street and Ohio Super 81 So No sales of CITY
Mills. We quote it at S437H cash OF Extra Flour We
be quoted at S525 and City Mills S. 25s5 30 OF Ry.
Flour there were 100 bills sold at IS Is Corn Meal
dull at s. 20 for Brandy and So Is for Baltimore
GhAlN-lhe offerings OF Grain still continue very
hght being IN the aggregate to-day 5000 Of all de
sGptions There were sales Change of 800 bus red
Wheat at 1859 los cts We heard of no sales Of white
VI white Corn We note sales of $500 at 2a5o CTS Tor
mixed to good qualities. Yellow Corn was better sales OF
200 bus at 5S95e cts and 900 do at 60 es per
S2gSS cts for Maryland Small sales pennsylvania h!e
at 20 cts
PROVISIONS Provision market to-day exhibited
more rmness and activity Sales were made OF iUoVoO
lbs Bulk Shoulders cts dey era3le IN Nay anu june
We also note sale made on Change, of 60 hhds Bulk
Sides at Sx cts arrive Bacon y hrGI, 3sies ol 70
cts and 9oo snvassed Hams at II y Lard has i'm
proved sales of 100 kegs Western at II cts, We now
p,oto Western in barrels and tierces, at 10 cts.
market is e9et at our previous 9uo
% cts and Cuba Muscovado, 2425 We note sais
TO-DAY of AZ hhds clayed Cuba Sawyer at 22H cts
sEEDs.-Coverseed is steady1saes Of zoo bushels at
s4S7xs5 rs for fair to prime There is little doing in
Timothy-we quote it 81 50(G275.
SUGAR-The market to-day was quiet, with no trans
actions that we could Of except 72 hhds Meado on
private terms Wecontinue quotations S56 for com
mon to fair New Orleans S650d7 for good to prime do
AZ for choice for good to choice Porto Rico
Sc 25e rs for good Cuba and s55o96 forrening grades
do
WHISKEY.-The market is very quiet, with sales to
very limited extent We note sales Of 100 bbs Ohio
21xc,; City and Country may be quoted at 20HG2Ic
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WEDNESDAY. March 2 1S5

WEDNESDAY, March 8, 1858.
| CRIMINAL CoURT.-Hon. Judge Stump + r.
Thomas, Esq, prosecuting for the State.
| In the case of Ellen Small coored woman
charged with stealing bank book, there appeared
| to be no grounds for this indictment-inasmuch as
there had been disagreement among the members
OF society of coored persons of which the accused
was also member; she therefore refused to give up
the book until such time the dispute should be
settled and the proper person appointed to receive
it. She was therefore discharged on restoring the
book to the st. Josephs Society
In the case of George A. Mcgee Justice of the
Peace, tried for extorton and bribery jury hav-
ing been out since the afternoon Of yeserday-cam
into Court Just before noon and delivered a verdict
OF guilty, but recommended the traverser to the
consideration of the Court; upon which Mr. Leakin,
counsel for the defence, gave notice of his intention
to move for a new trial.
! John Cole was then placed at the bar, charged
with the larcency of sundry articles of clothing the
property of Peter Watner Messrs McAllster and
Early defended the prisoner. The jury returned a
verdict of guilty, and he sentenced to two wears
| ana SIX months Imprisonment.
John Button was then placed at the bar-charped
on four distinct indictments. The first for the lar
ceny of two hides the property of John V. Lime
back The prisoner was defended by Messrs. Meal
lister and Early. The jury returned verdict of not
guilty He was then charged with the larceny of
| two shirts and other articles of wearing apparel
upon which the jury also acquitted him. The third
| indictment also charged him with the larceny of
wearing apparel, upon which he was found guilty
I
prisonment. The fourth charge was also of a SINH
lar character, but stetted.
George Fox was then tried for the larceny of six
live chickens, and was defended by Messrs. McAhs-
ter and Early. The jury returned verdict of gull
ty, and he was sentenced to three years and four
months imprisonment
COMMON PLEAs-Hon. Judge Marshall
| Thomas Bayne John Beamiller-an appeal
from Carl Judgment reversed.
Robert U. Ridgaway US. White and Elder.
This an action for goods sold and delivered.
Verdict for plaintiff in the sum of S473.
Peter Miller Oliver Ijams.
This was action for dana ges arising from an
illegal attachment of plaintiffs wages. Verdict for
plaintiff in the sum of S25.
SUPERIOR CoURr.-Hon. Judge Lee.
John c. Turner and Chas. F. Yardley u.s. John H.
Thomas and Jacob F. Rudler. Teackle for plain
tiffs, Messrs. Wallis and Howard for defendants
This case is still on trial.
COURT CALENDAR FOR THIS DAY.
SUPERIOR acknowledgements from III to POP,
inclusive
COMMON PLEAs.-Assignments from 1913 to 235, in
elusive