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NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET.


r, tAbe'a sH, &es,.say. 7. ~ rass rnssas.,
Thsprees to-day ~ qeo,ed =. follows:
s1.a saAu's.-.n....,-sa-!, !,rtla.,y. tes
Aiss@ s.Ss; :.:;:; st e: sGe: teod
The most Of the aAea rang from to d
:. -, nKxr1a ysnx pn7raEx7 sEArr1.
Al|sl5on 4 ggi.pfup.iesost q the Wa.hlnKton
b. 10 oTsns St.ns 'epoi' shs eae's N n'AAs 'f'a
&. r9rE; ~. 81
leuasa ........ III 1ninois.:
oe3 e3]es.ey........ II C&nadA......--...--...' u
htrl ~ supply Of re'ves sna xh,t h, n ben
4bsut oo had ale Tuetd.,. aud !. a w,l
a,a.sn a': e.: e. Ill., *
lIlos iat week ~. env -. i. bulIoeis
q be,t'r c1s+ However : M 70. he.a wee t!s
sa,.sa r.ai II. as t.sa n. ia en &e ine.dy
9orls II. rear Aono balo <. xs1t sdded T. '1ose
4s5 head vel, . auy u shee he.7y 'nl ';a-.,o,.
s:h' *ers lot - ID on wedn sdsy ty q to 41FrI
'! Inv n,e.. 1hey ). dave 1na'y emp ,ed huch n
Yield o'hs mpoutt!e Of te hrs OF ihs ieo ptat on
ss eeas-sj easatte !exss I shea - ons * sso
~ ,y o. b.! Is sat1 ~s1e Tst,s -
THE HUG MARKET.
Ano h-r III era1 surp'r ihr UPON tie market is
Wtek bill the de.na has been sumo Gully active TO ne up
ice, suewt' .hade II m r"1cmtnt DarnE III. -,sE
Els g. sos; Eli r. sd~ Sssa ssa 'e ss
afs*sa hogs have been lighter th.a o. sese1al -
whica f.cl has hepe: to sus in tbs atv'sy II fo'ti Ii
.ee v Dosu.a sivsa the following ths paee ot Hogs
F,rs' eu..t! eora fed, 1.rEs sse... .k@txe- sxesH:
Scans, s. aaslsy @ @eor3,f..d.. .isas'4e. ea@skc.
FIJI rs2 Gay io4 @tI .,5s -. ano s.a,
r. st.s ~ .tsd r. N !e...... .x kssxe e "?S.ssHs~
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a0rYM4HE 4 8MPCXY.
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EKA-FCf6 i. H0PFu11f.F.
Eonaa 81 tst ue.t uueky or IKE Dsth&s
q BrEssT:eh 40. ssxe!oa. md The tse. y Of Frank
ard BY act yrrsl States anshcE:et to x.t
A4HOVEE: n hE>s1Ai NASSAU, P!lU8slA. sA10NY,
HfRfEA1E!:G. OLoKNBEEC. &c, ta15-cAwlY
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ftxAnetxI aHn Qrosa1merctal.


&A11ppAT Evxxxs. od & 1&o
TIE money market "a d1y was Qusss- Eatefp
sxchanRs waa In fair demand, but scarcely 80
dru - yesterday. Still there waa no chsrEe
in ratss-ths bsaks selling At pes cent prem.
Bills were sold On The street, however. Ut per
cent.
RAILROAD BAnx1xe&.-The earnings Of the
Michigan CsntrAl Railroad for tho month of
6sptembs1 szs u follows:
1852. lkn.
Us aat.f8 4et.siA.S3
F.eight ht-.................... u1.rhlG3 lbl.ol6.is
NseAlAneo2s.. t.a9l le hth3t9
Total.-...--------A...... .ssn sa;t0 4aal, ,<s3 q
- 1acEsssa---on.-~.v> &C, ese.D
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TOBACCO.-1o0 hf bbls~ Chew.
u inE .Tob4eco lM bbia. suokinE Tobacco, 40 boxs
kzd Catdies Tobacco Of various htenda fo- sale luw
WIN. LITTLE CO., ~ Epnth Water it.
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New ToRk H1px MARkEr-Oct. E-Tke n II.
KIT is more active, aod pssces have advsnced--.
The transactions cnmprisipg 1000 Bueoo. Ayrts
81 lbs avernee. At Csc. 6 mos, 70 90 10 Buffalo
1000 Upper California II 2eac, and 11b10 Lowfsr
California at 223c 6 mos. ntual selecs inn: 1000
dry salted N41anhau, %. lbs, At l81c, s NOS,
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WetuY x4li ca t.Snre.ssen alter II Chicago, OF
taTo7Fh our AEeEt. ~ New York etate C!:y. Comfy
Railway, kc Bonds 151 bto4k. Cur corne<st9as IN ESW
Yerx 10 rs.re prompt a-d !seous st<at.a7
- Raf cni.r eEt:t..s1 70 or. cA.e.
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COMM ERCIAI4.

eA1rsnAx Eyx1xs. oc.oaes &, lee",
The following an TIN receipts and lhipments
FIR thu b&A q ho1frn.. ,:.ss.i Inv. r.
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WHEN WILL WE M rRoSPFROuS."

tadsr this head the 81. Joseph Gd,site
proceeds to tell the citizens Of Sc. Joseph.
that, " in the great haste which the district
OF country, known a. the Missouri Valley,
has been making 10 bald up is,sns. TO con-
ssr,.et railroads, and 10 induce progress by
srsvy moHssf Of puff and advertisement,
tbs NEST Efficient, Indeed the only certain
mean. Of prosperity, has been neglected TO
an sS'sa. which is astonishing 10 all comers,
and by no means eredisahls 80 tho common
sense aud psas.rasion Of those who have
had most to DO in controlling our fortunes"
fEem these premises, the GaSetts argass
shas The Missouri Valley will become pros.
porous and attain position Of Independence
saiY when j, complies with the insxorsble
laws Of production and commerce. We
canine, prosper 80 long a. We are mere cen.
sa@srs. We must produce something
hass something to exchange for articles not
manafassarsi here. cor indigenous to our
aasi, Isis idle to sslk about other means Of
ysra.aasai Advancement. Emigration may
spiass an spasmsral ADD faesi,iaus growth,
and give Inemantary relief, but 10 this re.
glen. certainly nos .miasntly adapted to
misunderstanding, We sHts. 'otsi 10 Tho soii as
ta< trss sssres Of IrssEllA ard progress. Let
eli classes Of eur people pender these facts
and press by The Suggestions, and the ssen.
~iIl insure far happier esaiisiea 10 The
West, or Al less; eur portion Of il. We
wsus sgricalsasisss. skiIlfnl. patient. enter.
rsising farmers, MORE than railroads CT
aasht besides.
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TRUSTEES SALE,

w HEREAs, the 10th day Of January 1858.
W Samuel Eggleston and LurAnia =. Eggleston, his
WIFE, executed to Thomas II. Benton, Jr. as Trustee
certain Deed OF Trust conveying TO the said Trustee
the following described land, to-wit:
The OF the Of Section 10, in Township
seventy-six, North OF Range forty-three West, and
Lots One and Five and 81 in Block l67 and Lot Five
to In Block lSl and Lot Thirteen (3) in Block 1866
In the Town OF Crescent City in the County Potta-
Wattaihe, and state OF Iowa, which said conveyance
was made by the said Samuel and Lurapa Hggieston,
to secure the payment Of certain Prommissory Note
therein recited which said Deed Of IL recorded
IN the once o. the Recorder OF Pottawattame County
IN BOOK II, page l96. and said note being due and
unpaid Thomas H. Benton Jr., Trustee a. aforesaid,
do hereby give notice. that will, tho tho 3Oth day
OF june, 1860, between the hours VI O'Clock A. NJ ;,
and O'Clock n, Of said day, at the Pacific House,
in the City Of Council Bluffs and State Iowa. sell al
pnblic auction TO the highest bidder for cash. the land
above to satisfy the Of said note and
the costs Of said sale.
THOMAS II. BENTON JR., Trustee.
Council Bluffs, June 9th-4w
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r.r1rrC nArIRoAD n coseREss-

PACIFIC RArIRoAD IN cONoRESs-
The washingtoo correspondent Of the St.
Louis RPsbHcas, under dass Of the OH m
stast, sags:
Tia Pacise Railrsaa Bill, In which the
whole country, and particularly the " essern
States, feel % deep IN interest, REMINDS me-
somevhst Of the shussleeoek, in the manner
IN which il il Knocked about. The vnois
proceeding has been fareical from the De-
ginning. After recommitment to the ope.
cisI Committee, that COMMITTEES sueceedsd
last evening, for the FIRST time, IN procuring
the attendance Of . quorum. when the o,ii
vas REM elsd, and the amendment OF MI.
HIndmau, Of Arkansas, giving Southern
road, adopted. Gen. Curtis, Chairman OF
the Committee, then gave notice that II the
bill vas thus adopted, be should, on intro
ducinx il, sry to put it on iss passage, and
move the previous question, which would
cut of all other amendments - well as all
debate. This did not suit other gentlemen
Of the committee who had pockets full OF
amendments to offer, and the result was,
after completing the bill, the committee
voted it down by seven to hve. Inus Ter
minated another act in the farce, and the
Pacific Railroad Bill is no nearer its passage
than when Congress first assembled. Nor
viii any bill be likely to pass Congress for
years to come, however strong the railroad
plank may be made in party platforms. The
enterprise is too gigantic. The moment the
committee in charge, or either House OF
Congress, gets to the personnel of the thing
to the fixing of the parties Who are to
control and profit b the enserprise-an ex.
plosion as if of the torpedo tax s place and
everything is scattered. Such result has
uniformly characterized the proceedings OF
Congress on the Pacific Railroad bill, and
an satisfied viii continue to defeat any maj
action.
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RICHMOND CONVENTION.

Tho seeding branch Of the Charleston
Conreation NJ. in gishmond 90 the lish.
All the seeding States were represented
ba. Delaware. The Convention assembled
., noon, sir. LrBsic, Of Texas, in the chair.
Af.sr the appointment Of committees on
credentials snd permanent organization, the
Convention adjourned. On the l2th the
Conven,ion permanently organized, with
Jous EswtS, Of Alabama, n President, and
one Vice President and Secretary from each
State. The President, on taking the chair,
delivered an address to the Convention, ex-
planning the position Of the South, whose
duty, be said, is to protect its own interests
and rights, to unfurl it. Gag to the breeze,
and TO firmly aud prou lily march in demand
ing that the constitution shall be preserved,
in word and deed and letter, and the equal
rights Of the States guaranteed. lie would
say nothing 10 favor or against going TO
Baltimore; bu. whatever 10 done, We mus.
strange that serpent "Squatter Soscr-
sign,y." la denied the impatasion that
their purpose was iisunion. The Northern
Democrats have gone 10 pursuit OF false
god tha. tbs South eanno. worship, and We
mass endsaver TO bring them both to the
true faith. lie earnestly hoped that tho re.
sals Of our deliberations here would result,
no. only in securing our own rights, but the
welfare Of The whole country.
After an inordinase ventilation Of pasri.
otism, by the different delegations, the fol.
lowing resolutions were adopted, and the
Convention adjourned:
Rsse'rsd, That the delegates to this Con-
vsasion, having been appointed on the basis
Of the majority platform adopted At Charles
ton, We deem Is unnecessary to take any
further action 10 relation to n platform al
ths present time.
Resoirsd. That when this Convention ad-
journ. j. hs TO meet again in Richmond on
hs2lst nj June, unless The President should
deem !, necessary TO call the Convention
togs,hsr sooner.
This course was taken, that the delegates
nigh, 90 10 Baltimore, and await further
developments from The other branch Of the
Charleston Convention.
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Thirty japanese Beheaaed.

SrRrxcrrxp, No., June l0.-Ths Over
land Mail coach, with six passengers and
San Francisco dates to May 2lst, three
DAYS later than BY the Pony Express, ar
rived here ct eight o'clock this morning.
The San Francisco papers furnish the foi-
lowing items Of news:
The Page left the Bay Of Jeddo April 80.
The steamer Yagtse, with news from China
to April 10th, reports that the Chinese have
concluded to pay the English and French
governments their expenses and accsde to
al their demands. The ports and the
navigation Of the rivers are to be free.
The Americans are charged BY the China
Chronicle With having been engaged in
the Coolie trade, and q proclaim alton has
been issued BY distinguished Chinese
Official warning them against the practice OF
kidnapping.
AssAssrSArrox OF raI r1kxloR OF JAPAN.
The Prince Goitaro, who was at the head
of the present government, Vas assasslnated
on the 18th of March. He was going from
his house to IL palace with his train, when
be was attacked By fourteen Japanese dress
ed As travellers. His retinus had six killed
and several wounded. One of the assassins
who was wounded, and could not escape, had
his head cut of by his comrades and car
ried off to prevent his being recognized.
Two of the assassins were Princes of
high rank, and had the privilege given
them Of cutting open their own abdomens
with sword, thereby preventing their
property being confscatsd, and saving
their families from the disgrace which
would entail upon them had they been be-
headed.
Thirty persons were beheaded on the LIST
of April, having been interestedin the affair.
Since the death of the old Tycoon, under
whose reign the treaty was made, there has
been an entire change in the Government,
the present dynasty being opposed to foreign
intercourse, throwing every obstacle in the
way to interrupt trade and commerce that
they possibly could, without actually viola
ting the treaty. Their opposition at the
head of which is Prince Meto,is reported
as being as strong as the present Govern.
ment, and an instruction is nomentarily
expected.
Houses with stands Of arms are numerous,
both in the towns and along theroad to the
city of Jeddo. All foreigners are requested
not to 20 out after dark, and are advised
by the respective consuls to 60 armed at all
times.
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THE NEW ENGLAND CATTLE DISEASE

THE M" ES0AAND var
The spiri. efths Times treats With great
contempt the proceedings OF the Legislature
and sarans Of Massachusetts, concerning the
cattle disease. 1t says:
"What is pleura- pneumonia? 1t is bad
enough, Blu. it need not frighten q whole
country from their propriety it is only
disease, which can be handled as we'll as
MANY other diseases: it Is neither eoatd-
gious nor infectious, and is brought on gen
orally by colds, produced by low, i'i-venti-
lated, heated statlss, with sudden exposure
to cold, blighting, easterly winds, getting
wet on their backs, and standing out behind
hedges, and then again placed in those
abominable, low, close, confined, heated,
and ill-ventilated dens, untitled to sustain
animal life. Instead Of killing them, turn
them out, and let them live or die; they
will pick little grass, and most OF them
will recover. We are surprised at man
like Mr.. Dadd ordering suspected animals
to be destroyed, and paying the parties Tor
their loss.
We have a friend here who has had con-
siderable experience with pleura-pneumo-
MA he had, about twenty years ago, some
six.y head Of valuable mich COWS affected,
and many Of them were total loss: He
called together number Of his friends,
medical men, mot farriers,) and, with the
assistance of an able veterinary surgeon,
had them properly treated, the same as II
they had been human beings, and, as soon
as the climax was over, he pulled down his
COW houses and built one twenty-five feet
high, with four feet before and four feet
behind the cows, so that they stood at an
even temperature Winter and Summer, and
he had no more Of the pleura pneumonia.
We recommend the people in Massachusetts,
to adopt this common-sense maxim, and
they will soon be rid of this cattle disease;
but IL they rely upon Commissioners and
public fund, they will have but broken
reed for their support.
We recommend that the fund subscribed
for wilfully numbering cattle be applied to
the moro legitimate purpose of paying talent
Cor the recovery and prevention Of disease.
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ROAD NOTICE.

IT appearing from papers 1Ie in M on7cs that due
and legal notice had been given Of the presentation
Of petition to the County Judge Of Pottawattsmls
County, asking the appointment Of . Commissioner to
examine . route for County Rold from the County
line Ut or near Section Township II, Range ~ West,
from thence on the most practicable route 20 the house
OF Noah Harris and from thence TO the bridge the
house Of ". A. Reel; and Commissioner having been
appointed who reported In favor Of said Read, and II
also appearing that plat and field notes Of said pro-
posed road had been nled required by law and the
former County Judge, 70 whom said report made,
having failed 70 make any record thereof set day
Tor the Anal hearing thereof II Is ordered that the First
Monday Of July 1850 be set for nal hearing on said
application 1T which time. all persons opposed to the
establishment OF said road, attend and show cause
any they have, why said road should not BE- perna-
nently established.
Dated Nay 24th, 1850. Up CAsADY.
VAn6.WA CoHnfH JndQe.
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rug SWEET OF raE TORNADO.

Prem all the iefatmssiaa il has been abs
10 gather, the Chicago Press cad Trtssr.
ear. il appear. tha; ,hs storm lend .~sp.
over shs space Of fo.r Asa&ssi aaa ffiy
sa.iss w,,acas i,minasion 81 force. shifting
towns. fsrms. forests, and everything 81
the sarfsee 81 the earth with the violence Of
= battery Of a thousand guns. ladssi, .as
arts 81 civilized nan are Inadequate 10 the
scrk 81 distraction accomplished BY The
karrIssae dar.as any single naiaa,s e. It's
darssisa. where il bad any saing Easrs mavs-
able than the sslid earth to work upon.
Whole forests wsss crashed in al Instant.
and respectable streams Of water literally
seeopsd cut By the mighty tempest.
The course Of the tornado il ns~ traced
FROM Fort Dodge, Webster caaasy. lsrs.
mare than ssa husdssi miles west Of The
Mississippi rivsr. to the nSrsAsssssru corner
Of Ottawa ceunsy. Michigan. Nor 10 il q,
81 probable thai the entire range of tAsas-
tattoo 10 yet known. taessa its direction at
AsaA essremities leads as 10 hops iha, ho~-
svss Tor Il uay have Travelled, il did 20, ia
vslvs nseA more des,sussien Of human III.
tAaa = alreAay kssvn. TAs time occupied
~ Aetsapsss II making the ea,ire distance
ssasst ~ y eerrecsiy estimated. We
ksos Aesly tAaa il swept over Webster
Cesssg, Issas = Sunday afternoon, and
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TRUSTEES SALE.

w HEREAS JANES G. MITCHELL AND EIJRA
w X Mitchell, his wife. By their Deed Of Trust,
dated Oetober 18TH 1859, conveyed 10 DsyidC shebie
Of Session No 70, IN Township No 81 North Of Range
~ west. and the Ssk q 6wh Of Section a. ID, Town
ship so North o. Range ~ West, situate In Harrison
County State 81 Iowa. 70 secure the u eef-
tain prsmissofy note described in said Deed " Trust
for $3.50 o. April 1s 1850 and whereas there IL
due and unpaid said note the n One Hundred
snd siaty-ene and fwebty-nye Bundredshs Dollars q
The request Of the boiler Of said note !, David G.
ShebIe Trustee aforesaid. according the proyis-
Ions s SAID Deed u Trust, will sell tho real estate
shove ds<sribed 1t public sale 10 the highest bidder
fof cash. II the dsss Of thu CoHsty TressuYers Once
Council B,us. Iowa. on the 2Sh day Of Jnne 1850 NJ
oehock, r y. Of thae day, 10 satisfy said demand,
mlssest and costs. DAVID G. SHEBLk,
ylns-4 Tyrs1e,
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Law Notice.

10 - r. Tfecy ana M. n. Trecy,
g 1RS-YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT
~ there Is now file in the once the Clerk of the
District Court Of Pottawattame County, State OF
Iowa, petition Of A. d. Robinson claiming Of you
the sam OF Que Thousand NO9oJ Dollars as money due
him upon two Promissory Notes for -Four Hundred
Dollars each executed by the 18th day Of July
lSoSene due and payable before the 18th day Of
October next following the date thereoand the other
due and payable On or before the 18th day Of May
following the date thereof. and both payable to A. d.
Robinson or order. Now. unless you appear and
answer said petition, before the morning Of the
second day OF the next term the District Court Of
Pottawaffamie County, Iowa, your default will be
entered and judgment rendered against you for the
whole amount, together with interest and cost u
suit.
STREET 4 CRAWFORD.
fnys for Plaintiff
The original notice In the above entitled cause hay-
ing been returned by the Sheriff OF Pottowattarnie
County, Iowa, a. TO said Defendants mot found and
II appearing that the Plaintiff has cause u action
suhsisftfng against the Defendants !, therefore,
hereby order the foregoius notice published for four
weeks successfully In the Council BIufs NonpareH.
@. p. KELLOGG, Clerk
By p. BuRprex Dspufy.
Council Bluff, June 8th-4w.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

VIsHk undersisnsd has tssn appointed Executor Of
= ths Estate Of J. b. beers, dscessed. All persous
nsvins claims sgznst said Bststs ere requested 70
have them psobatsd md alsd win the County Judge n
Poesswsissuie Couety, Iowa. g. BALDWIN,
Esecukor.
u. D--DsSfne ny sbseAce from Csussl DiuAs, sny
pefs0n having any bHstnsss 70 Transact with me =
Exseatss = sst1 Hstsss WI call npos D. Clinton, Ess,
Who anfAsSDd 70 ~ - my Attorney /. settlsmsni
q sssd Asts1o. Q. BALDWIN.
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Necessary to q choice.
LIABILITY OF HOMESTEADs.
Executor of John Thompson W. John Box
and wife. District Court at Fort Madison,
June term, 1860. Hon. Francis Springer,
Judge.
| This was a suit in ehancery, brought to
fo1eclose mortgage on lot 437 in Fort
Madison. Defendants BY their answer
claimed that the said premises were exempt
by virtue Of chap. 81 Of the code, which,
among other things, says, when there is
no special declaration Of the statute to the
contrary, the homestead Of every head of o
family is exempt from judicial SAFE" They
claimed that, as husband and wife, with their
children, they resided upon said premises
when the debt which the mortgage described
was incurred, that they have resided there.
on ever since, and that the said debt 10 not
OF the class which would exempt it from
the operation of the homestead law, and q
it is not expressly stipulated in the mort
gage that the Homestead should be liable
therefor in compliance with section 1919 Of
the code, they claimed it to be exempt from
foreclosure and judicial sale. Plaintiff took
issue on the facts alleged in the answer, and
by dispositions endeayored to show that de-
PENDANTS had deserted their said residence
by renting portion Of tho sane during .
residence OF theirs, for about eighteen
months, in Illinois. But a. defer dart's tss-
timony showed that they went to Illinois
simply on visit, with the intention 70 70.
turn, and had mot removed their household
furniture from said premises, and did re-
turn, a. they had contemplated when they
left, and have ever since their return occu-
pied said premises, the Court, ct an early
stage Of the argument, informed the counsel
for both parties, respectively, that be did
not think defendants had lost their resi-
dence or abandoned their occupancy on said
premises BY the said visit, and wished them
to confne their arguments to the question
whether il was legally nscessary Tor the
said mortgage to have expressly stipulated
that the homestead should be lisbls therefor
to divest defendants Of their HON estead
rights.
The case was deliberately argued on the
third day Of the term Of the court by J. M.
Beck and John Van vsIkenberg, E.1s.. for
plaintiff, and by Daniel 2. Miller, Esd. Tor
defendant. On the 5th day Of the term.
Mr.. Miller informed the court that since the
argument Of said cause be had received a
exempli6ed copy Of rscen. decision Of tie
Supreme Court Of Illinois on tho homestead
law Of that State, bearing materially On tie
question before this court, and asking thst
the cause might be reargued by counsel.
The court granted the request, and ths sass
was Seergued, and the Illinsis desisisn faily
ecnmsnted upon.
Judge Springer having givss he nsssss
2 thossagh eonsIdsratios, osths 12sh day Of
The tern, gave bis opinion in fsvsf u o.
tssdents aad fslly ssstaisisg tie rights cd
bsnefts Of homestead - claimed % dleod-
anrs ansxW.- Gate City.