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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-11-22

MSN1OOA !-EAOUR b f--=gt rl 1853
M. $50 sacks extra white wheat -four;
200 sacks extra red wheat Hour
100 bbfs of each sort if required
The whole of Igleheart's brand which Is guar
anty of its quality, hand and for sale by
HA ERSKINE, CURNICK Il co.
nov19 1r t.ltt At Main street.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-09-06

Mira. PARrix0roS's knitting Work." Of which
fifteen thousand cOpie, hsve slreldy bseu issued,
has drawn the following from the old lady, which
Mr.. sHILLIBAR has ehrOniled in the Boston Ga
zetts:
s'lm shore I'm grateful for sich favor, said Mrs.
PaTtiDgt9n, when assured of the success Of her
book; ''Ive always observed that look sells in
just the purpOrtion that there's people to buy il; ;
and though this Of mine maynt be as brilliant as
G gas meteor, or as Voluminous as the northern
lights, it seems 10 please people full as we'll
book Of sermons or q quarter dictionary. Well,
I'm always good when people feel happy, because
know they are enjoying themselves" ''Do you
know" queEied old Roger, ''Why your book is like
the corner Of Washington and School street?' 'sI
don't" said che trying very hard to think ''Why"
said be, cit is because great many people So buy
it." She smiled at what Was really very old joke
and Ike lsughed outright the old lady in her sg
itati,n gave him . new dina instead Ct penny,
| FOR which be had been teasing her.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-09-06
AYERS
Ague Cure,

FOR TIiE SPEEDY CrRE or
Intermittent Fever. or Fever and Ague, Re-
mittent Fever, Chill Fever. Dumb Ague,
Periodical Headache, OF Bilious Head
ache, and Billions Fevers, indeed for the
whole class of diseases originating in bill
iary Arrangement, caused BY the Malaria
of milsmatic countries.
No 0e 1tmedy IS louder called for by the ne
ressitios Of the American people thaa q sure and
safe cure flr Fever and Ague. such we are
now enabled to offer, with a perfect certainty
that it Win eradicate the disease, and with as
surancc, fJundel on proof. that 10 harm can
aTisc from is use in any quantity.
That which protects from or prevents this DIS
order must be Of immense service n the conInu-
mites whore il prevails Yrcgl, on is better than
cure, for The patient escapes the risk which he
must run m violent attacks Of this baleful dis
temper This CURE" expels the nliasmatic
poison of FEVER AND AGuE from the system and
prevents the development Of the disease, if taken
on the first approach Of its premonitory symptoms
II is not OILY the bost remedy ever yet discovered
for this class Of complaints bot also The cheapest
The large quantity supply for dollar brings ir
within the reach Of every body; Snd N bilious
districts, where FEvER AND AGUE prevails, every
body should have it and use il freely both for cure
and protection. 1t is hoped this price viii place II
within the reach Of all - the poor as wei Is the
rieh A great superiority of this remedy over any
other ever discovered for the speedy and certain
cure Of Intermittents Is that it contains no Qulins
or mineral, consequently il produces no qulnism OF
other injurious effects whatever upon the eonsutu-
ton. Those cured by il arc LEFT IS healthy ss II
they had never had the disease.
Pevsr alid Ague is not alone the consequences OF
the miasmatc poison. A great variety of disorders
arise from its irritation among which are Neural
gia, Rheumatism, Gout, Headache, Blindness,
Toothache. Earaehe. Catarh, Asthma, Palpitation.
Painful Affection Of the Spleen, Mysteries, PAIN in
the Bowels, Collie, Paralysis, and DeTangsment of
the Stomach, all Of which, when originating IN
tls cause put on the intermittent type, or becnme
periodical This "CURB" expels the poison troIn
the blood. and consequently cures them al alike.
IL is en Invaluable protection 70 immigrants and
persons travelling on temporarily residing IA the
rnalarious districts. II taken occasionally OF daily
while exposed to the infection, that win be eNcre-
ted from the system, and cannot aeeumulase ~
sufficient quantity to ripen into disease. Hence Il
Is even more valuable for protection than eue sud
few will ever suffer from Intermittenfs, If they
avail themselves Of the protection this remedy
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-09-06

II viii save great deal unnecessary trouble -four friends,
IN writing 70 u, will hSal in mir the foovng rules:
Always give the date Pest Office county and State in the ody
Of your letter.
both Offices in full
III write business matters, write separate
sheets o. paper or different leaves Of o. sheet.
Letters and communications solicited all su facts
and SUBJECTS az may e CT nfcma interest to the public
Anonymous comnnnicaous character will receive
no attention
Correspondents should only upon one side Of the paper
we cannot un ertase to return cted communications
All letters on business should be directed Messrs. e.
EASTMAN CO., not personally to either Of the Pro-
pretors
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PROPOSALS. FOR ARMY TRANSPOTA.

QVAEnRSIsTER GKNERAL's oTTIcE,
Washington. %, 1859
Proposals will bcrecveI puar-TnAser Generals
fee until T. the lst for the trsnspC-
aon Of military supplies during the years 1850 and 1861 the
following routes.
l. Frorn Lesveuworth Piey in the Terrery of Kan.
Fort Laramie the Territory Nebraska from
auy point t west hank OF the north Of Fort
Leayenworh and south latitude deg which depot
Territory of Nebraska ~ deg.
nh in Oregon south Of latitude a deg lOngi
tude deg and in the Territory north Of latitude
degrees north ani east OF longitude ia deg,
From Forts LeayenwoTth Riley Territory Of Kau-
SIS and from Kansas in the Ou
Union in the Territory NeW MeNico any depot that
my he designated in that Territory.
UuiOn such other depot may be designated
in the Territory Mec0, the depO that
nay be established the Military Department Of New Mexico,
except Forts Bliss and Fillmore.
the hundred thousands poundes,
millions Of pounds and rou:es and than
two millions five hundred thousand pounds each
Proposals will the hundred pounds hundred
miles for which the will performed each
each month sf the year. be made for all the routes
collectively any Of thn for each route separately
Bidders wall give their NAMES IN full as We a tbe places OF
residence ana he prepared execute bonds WITH good security IN
such amount tie General determine
Coutrcters be readiness service by tie lst day o
Janury c and as transportation be demanded 81 any
time i0r s whole weight to be transported during the year on
all or either o the they will he required have places o
Of business vicinity LezyenwoTth
Fort Laramie and Fort Cnon other depot In New Mexico, 81
ieJ hcated with readily
Each proposal sust he guarantee signed by
Three persOos known the
eTaSte enera setting forth that party prop sing ha
faithful performance.
Proposals will be endorsed follows. p,oosyEs for LraJ
4p0yhIt0 and meme vail be unless they full
comply with all the EpuAto forth in This
/ be made. e'-"' VI Al 'ne Oius 1nA' nay
July G-3tawtIstOct.
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= YNOPSIS
SYNOD PSES
of the Presidents Proclamation, No. GAO
dated the IhirtieIh DAY of May, 1859.

State Iowa. to he held at
i the time and places stated, As follows, viz.
Al The Office Fort Dodge, commencing Monday, the
frs1g ~ day u Ste6er Eet. for the dsposal
Inc Lands HHafersS Of grtyORs tOHshi parts
uT townships situated in the part State
in the humboldt, Wright, KOssuh, Bancroft POca
n0utas, Pal0 Alto, and Emmett.
AT the Land OCe at Sioux City, commenting M5dGy,
tie Hird OctDI~, Hty the disposal Of the Public
Lands heretofore uOGer situated in the counties CT Po ahon
tas, ao Alto Emmett Clay Cherokee Burna Vista, Orien,
uccola SIOUX Buuc Hbe, and Plymouth, hHfy townships
aud parts OF townships
Lands propratet by law Zoe the Of Schools Military and
9th purposes wh IN swamp and OyeruOwed Lands,
willie excluded from the salts.
The sales will he kept oTen until the lands all offered,
which % be accomplished within weeks, and longer
and entry Of any Of the lands will e permitted until
az er the expiration Of thetgo
Pre- empuu claimants required establish their claims
the satisfaction Of the proper Register and Receiver and make
payment for the before day appointed for the
meacemeu OF the Tuo sales otherwise their claim will he
ieted. THOS. A. HENDRICKS,
Commi ssiOner of the General Land Ohice,
Washington CITY july II 1873 iuly24-Itaw-t
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-09-06

The New York Commercial notices singular case
Of fracture of the neck of GEORGE ORF, who fell
down stairs in Brooklyn on Thursday last. Efforts
have been made TO reduce the fse ure, but without
success Upon traction bsing made, so IS TO bring
the spinal column in line, ssnsiblity is restored
throughout The whole body, but Whea relaxed and
displaced the whole body is benumbsd. The sur-
zeons have not concluded their operations.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-09-06

JENNY LIND MADAME GoLDscHMDT) has de-
tsrmined to exercise heT voice again for the benefit
Of mankind Letters from L1ndou cay that she is
about 10 resume cOncert-singIng, and to take tour
in Ireland, accompanied by HEIR JOACHIM.
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Memphis Raees-raII Meeting.


AT McMINNYILLE, TENN.
TACFLTi:
D. n. DONNELb, A. NJ, President.
Mrs. D. NJ. DUNNELL, Governess.
Rev. J. NJ. MCMURRY, M0rsi science.
n IS SOPHIA S. SEARCI, English Brsatkes.
Miss ELl7ABErH NJ. sEAKCY, French AID English
Blanches.
PRIMARY DErARTNENT:s
Mrs. LUCY A. GLASCUCK, Music.
Mrs. sUsAN N. LYON, Psinting, Embroidery, &C.
This Department will be hed by the ls Of September.
Hates of Tuition, hoard, &C.
Tuition in Preparatory Department, IS b 12
- - Collegiate I3" 20
Music, with use Of instrument for instruction, 26
Contingent fee SIsSO
Board at the College iucrdng lights fuel, washing, &C. 50
The charges twenty weeks though there
one duraK the year The will
the first Monday in September and elcse in June.
For 'urther particulars apply TO the Presidrnt, or
sugl5-dtWkwlm T. C. sMARTT. Secretary.
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WOOD, EDDY 4 CO., Augusta. GeoEssa-
or WROD. EDDY q CO.. Atiania. Georgia.

~ list Of TIE aumhsrs that drsED from the Wheel EA
ne amount o s prize that each entitled 10. viii be pub
lapd aner every dTaNing II tie foEng papers Augusta
fa coastituaosalt Mobile KsSr Nashville Gazette Hss
YeYs Weekly Day Bcok. Rchz1- 81 Dispatch Psuldlng (h
Carian. New York Herald, aDd HeW York rimes ausA
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oE DOLLAR per Square for first and Fifty CENTS for each
subsequent insertion.
Advertisements published In both the Daily and Weekly win
added.
Taas'eat Advertisements must be paid for at tie time Of
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-09-06

IN sKpgRISs TICKETS OR CERTIFICATES

Enelose money address for the tickets ordered,
receipt Of which they viii be forwarded ~ hrst mall
Thc Lit nunters and Prbes viii he sent 70
chaers lrnnediafey s'lrr lhs drsuinE-
" Purchasers will please Fro their gestures pain and
rlvs their Pest 0Gce, c. gatS and STATE
S An pri-ssof 81 and uuser Fsid insedstely sftsr
dc draEi x-ober prizes The usual tine o. forty days
Z Notice 10 COrxCSpOnd nts.-rhose Eho prefer BOT
sendnE IaSrsy BY mail, the ADAMS EAPkbse CON
PANY. Whereby oey tr Tie es 10 of Ten dC!srs aad
upvars, IS rtSk zn arss, from city
sr they Oieo. fhs and order must
hs enclosed u 6sEfSEg7s1 Fcss tcs dnpe1 8zcfkSs
e the EspTess Company Garnet receive ihea.
All conn "a cations strictly confidential.
Orders Tickets cr6stes y Nail or Express 70 Be d
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And Good Accommodations with usual privileges for
travelling in charge thereof.
FREIGHTS FORWARDED.
BALTrmORE AND OHIO RAIL nOAI

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAIL ROAD
COMPANY.
TIME Southern Road the great lines This road has
thus IA been managed ia such way Commend
the public patronage.
This Company. unGer the General SuperinendeUce Of
H. D. WEARS, General Freight Agent,
Nov offers Inducements shippers Baltimore, Philadelphia,
Eeg Nr, Boston, Richmond, Petersburg &c, at excce gJ
low rates and far below New Orleans prices their moderate
terms, Ws the deduction upon insurance Of and half
shlliugs sterling than the New Orleans s ping prices,
all contribute 10 render 70
Reliable well Desirable.
Their facilities transportation uneqused by any other
read operation, terminus Pa RK
ERSBURGH huEdred ninety miles below the
Natr and most dangerous navigation Of the Ohio river This
enables In 'idna the of only
but with dispatch, adysrce other route and the
Ter declines their advantages such the delivery
Ndens on oleI routes, JIaG this is the only
Cheap, Reliable and speedy ROute.
Ereights by this exposed weather than by other
routes as there Is drs h delivery being
ersnurh under we'll shielded hoat thrue y
steam lmneiateJo the witOlt heinZ subject WAT
The Louisville steamers direct with Parksrburrb
bOas without Delay, 10 LIKEWISE regular GiunhpAt
boats The Fs'urs boats convey arkersburgh By
this arrauseHeat 7 company enabled freI gt
daily tls route al their agency Nashville Tenn
For furtneT particulars I.I aire Of
II IL HARRISON, Freight Agent
may lSOml 40 - CORNER Broad and Front streets
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WEBB, MERRILL a CO.,

oIANe UtdIUI9N
Ne. s South Market St., Nashville, Tenn's
VNTILL. Il all times. purchase Essroes suited 70 De hsa
w Orleans market Other descriptions sold on e0nsgnneat
NB-ssTIAI likely families, and No cook, washer sna
froner naE hand for SAFE " NJ q Co.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-09-06
NEW YORK STYLE.

He purposes having regular Bill Of Fare prices
that he enabled to suit both pockets appe-
his Customers and charge for they get
This has been needed in city, and he hopes by
business public patronage lie feels
the immortal PM kitchen
lie will furnish public dinners the shortest notice.
keeps hand large stock Of
CIGARS, CHEWING TOBACCO, ULYES and LIQJORS
Call and examine at the Metropolitan.
rarchI t-hlr J. MONRE
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LYNDON FOR SALE.

NWTE are now offering for sale the Mansion and F., n
w Farm Of A. B. Montgomery, situated on <7TA
the Middle franklin TurEpike, three from f1II1f3
the Public Square in Melville This is undcuh IlIksae
edly tte most highly improved property offer Il w
ed for sale anywhere in the vicinity OF Nashville.
contains altogether zoo acres onerd wood lands
balance under fepce-in We deem
L. ~ sDvfbipg bV Wav Of comuendation, ,rorr
speak for itself >. l.. a n W. BROWN,
GuEa-du Real Estate Ageots
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W II NeOA Wiz -1AN
TIN HOUSE.

TENE Proprietor inform the Nashville ant
public generally that he has considerable expense
fitted up the store houses on the
CORNER or CHERRY AND CEDAR S7REETN.
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THREE YEARS OLD WHISTLES.
RO ms 10 Rem

SEVEAAL handsome in second and third
- stories Of the Ulon American Block Of Cherry
and spring streets Apply to }. o. Griffith the Union
ARsfelAn QRcs,oT CnhD VIZ COOPER,
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Rev Robert Caldwell. Pulaski. Tenn
W Petway, Esq, Planters pank, Pulaski Tenn
J Corey ir. $50, Union Bank. Chattanooga, Tenn.
Alfred u. White, M D, Lynnville, Tenn.
} & IIearn do Wsynesboro
James Anderson, Esq, do
l. NJ Scott, ESQ., Somerville, Tenn.
Hon Nm Martin, Circuit Judge, PulsSIi. Tens.
Hon Baxter, do do Nashville, de
c II Nicholson, Essl Lawret ceburg, Team. ..#.
James Potts, Esq, do do
NU RArkcs, Esq, Farmer, do do
Rev Hill, D. Editor and Proprietor Of the PresbytsrA
NerSld Louisville, Ny
Rev I'd Porter Editor and Proprietor Of the Presbyterian
Sentinel, Memphis Tenn.
" Crawford, D, GreenNille Tenn
Kerr kS Library Of the Lyceun and Library Society," New
Oreans, "a.
ScDermot. D, MurfreesbOrO, Tenn.
George Fshhack Esq, Pine Grove, CLARK couRty, Ky.
W hayes, Esq, Athens, Ala.
thompson, NJ d, DanelsVills, Ga.
W Hancock, Esq. do
Nsjor II Peters, Moulton, Ala.
D Il NSn Bureu. Asa, Augusta, Ca
b Simmons, NJ D, Old Town. Ala.
Major VIM Gimer, Pulaski, Tenn.
Rev J @ PrUYiue, MWTfyeeshofo, Tenn
Hon Charles Ready do
ColW Watkins, farmer do do
Thos B Turner, Esq, do do
h d Wheeler, D, do do
X Wendell, do do
4 c Black do do do
Geo HATdy Muree, do do
Prof shey Hurt, D. Male College, Winchester TeaA
Prof Graves d, President of the Mary Sharpe cseys
chester, Tenn.
The Weather Indicator now offered Tor sale at f. a h
Drug Store OF aaron stretch, General Agent The
nsr Of Union and College streets, Nashville. Tenn.
The dscoverer viii! send the Natural Weather Iseater
MALL postage pad well put and secured 10 person
closing 81 20 current money f1 plain io egu
hating, using, &c, accompany each Indicator.
Address LOUIS s. ULL&AN, Agent,
iuly&-dtT&Eu Colombia TEAS.
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REEEWABLE AT PLEAIURK.
One Square, year. s30Each additional Square, SO.
Advertisers exceeding the space contracted
for, will be charged for lhe excess.
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GOLD PENS REPAIREDI

GOLD PENS REPAIREDI
K1NCL0SE them, with 81 cents each, three cent samps
IA so cents In money address, they will be returns
by mail In good order. EOskINS BARNES,
Gold Pen Manufactory
R0T20-d&Ely Ne u ThlEd Street, LouiEvills, KYs
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Church street, just below the Post OFFICE.
M. =. COMBS--PrOpFictOF
DERSoNs wishing Fine Hack Omnibus, OSr or al
II kind vehicle, will hnd excellent asso nent
~ ne above stand Ny stock rsrate and always Rt the ser
jalyl6 NJ. s. COMBS.
THREE YEARS OLD WHISTLES.
aK1Ehaye in store Bourbon and Rye Whisky
Wv bought by old Whisky years ago, pure aud
Ane. liune2Bl LELLYETT x SMITH. .
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ylasb6iIls 9lnion an0 9mritsn.
Rates OF Advertising.

TEN LINES OR LESS CONSTITUTE A sQuARE.
TUE nAIIY
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CLASS NJ. 5Il,
Draws Wednesday,, SeptonhrE 2Sth, 1889.
ON THE THREE NUMBER PLAN.
Is RUMBERs---f4 DRAWN BALLOTS
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70 BE bRANN
EACH SATURDAY IN SEPTEMBER.
APPROXIMATIONS PRIZES.

WHOLE TICKETS si1 HALVES IS; QUARTERS sa<
Remember that every Prize i'm the above
Scheme is dra N and payable in fall with
eat deduction.
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Fess,y Cas Prize - erery IVo t'oksss-
sCnAND PRIZE OF SSO, ,O0O.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-05-27

BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
We have reason to fear that the construction of
the Baltimore and Potomac Railway as originally
proposed, is no longer possible. The Fredericks-
burg Railroad Company, with whose line of rail
the Potomac road would have connected having
finally refused to render that assistance which it
was Once supposed would have been accorded,
it now suggested to change the direction of the
line Of route, starting from Marlborough, in Prince
Georges county-sO as to connect with the Baltimore
and Ohio Railway, either at its junction with the
Railway to Annapolis or else to connect with the
latter road at the point where it will proba-
bly, intersect the projected road to Elkridge
Landing. BY the first mentioned route the dis
lance to be traversed by rail would not, it is said,
coed twenty miles, by the second it would be
ly less than twenty eight miles. Both routes find
their respective advocates among the land owners
of the two sections through of which it is pro
posed the build the road and it is feared that this
want of upanimity among those who specially
interested in having railway connection with thi:
city will retard the progress of the work.
Under these circumstances, We learn that
the Directors urged to sell the charter Of
the Potomac Road to the Baltimore and Ohio Rail
way Company, condition that the latter agree
within one year from the disposal of the charter tC
extend good substantial and efficient branch Of
their road from the Annapolis Junction to the towr
of Upper Marlboro, and that notice has been giver
that a resolution to the above effect will be Offered
at the ensuing meeting of the subscribers to the
Baltimore and Potomac Railroad Company, in June
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La w INTELLWENCE.

CRIMINAL CoURr.-Hon. Henry Stump, Judge.
Milton Whitney, Esq, States Attorney, prosecu-
ting. The following occupied the Court yester-
dav:
In the case of the State against John Walters
charged with assaulting with intent to kill Thomas
Edwards, Mr.. Kraft applied to the Court to re-
duce the bail, which had been fixed at 81 500.
Walters is the party who it is alleged fired the
shot which wounded Edwards. The Court refused
to reduce the bail the trial was fixed for tomor
row friday.
The case of Thomas Hoffman, indicted with John
Robinson and Lucus O'Brien, for burglariously
entering the jewery store of William b. Reed, was
fixed for trial to-day. When the called
Mr. Kraft, the counsel for the defence, said he was
not ready to 60 to trial. that the day had been set
down while he was in Towsontown; he desired to
postpone it.
Mr. Whitney said there were two indictments
against Hoffman, one of which was for an assault
with an intent to kill James Pryor; he was ready
to try them both now, and wanted the Court to I'M
derStand that.
The Court thought Mr.. Kraft was entitled to a
postponement under the circumstances, and fixed
next Thursday the day for trial.
The case of John Robinson also set down for
the same dav.
State Us. Samuel Roberts, indicted for the larceny
of three carriage cushions valued at 80 each,
the property of William Mccain. Guilty. SEN
fenced to be confined in the Penitentiary for the
term of two years.
The Court then adjourned until tomorrow morn
ing at 10 o'clock.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs.-HOn. William l.. Mar
shall, Judge. The following occupied the Court
yesterday:
James Donohue Us. John McCogan and Charles
McColgan. An appeal from Justice Myers
Judgment affirmed.
John Brusnan Us. VIM. II. Blair and Thomas
H. Hutton. An appeal from Justice Peters. Judg-
ment affirmed.
S. S. Clayton Henry Leef. An appeal from
Justice Mearis. Judgment reversed
Nathaniel Lee Thomas r. Brooks. An ap-
peal from Justice Alexander. Judgment affirmed.
SUPERIOR CoURT.-Hon. H. Collins Lee, Judge.
The following occupied the Court yesterday:
John Boon Northern Central Railway Com
pany. An action to recover damages for injuries
done to the plaintiff by alleged neglect of defendant
On trial Dulany for plaintiff. Campbell for de-
PENDANT.
Ann Cundiff as. The Same. An action to recover
the value of slave alleged to have been illegally
carried ont of the State over defendant road Not
concluded.
Romulus r. Griffith and ROmulus r. Griffith, Jr.
u.s. John w. Hall and John S. Lynch. lnquistion
for plaintiffs for S2G04SS. Stockett for plaintiffs
! Rogers William Dorbacker. Judgment for
| plaintiff
Same Us. Same Judgment for plaintiff
| Chappoll Birckhead. Judgment for plaintiff.
| Kimberly Same. Judgment for plaintiff.
! Wilson's administrator Wilson. Judgment
! for plaintiff.
ASSIGNMENT for to-day no to 1893