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Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1861-02-08

ASrI-Pgw socIErY,-The annual report Of an
English Antpew Society says;
"ln Churches where the change has been made
from appropriated to free seats, the result has
been that the churches have been crowded. that
the attendance has bees doubled-nay, even
trebed--and, most important of all, that the
poorer classes anil those who rarely, If ever, at
tend divine worship Of any kind, now throng
those churches wherein the individious dis
tncton between rich and poor has been entirely
abolished"
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1861-02-08

schr Daniel Norris, Hoover win sail tomorrow for New
York with flour and corn meal from TatnAll Lea's
mills
sehr steamlet Stokes, sailed yesterday for Philadelphia
with car wheels from Lobdelrs foundry.
sehr Charm, Starr, sailed yesterday for PhnAdephia,
In hallsst.
SIP Dodo Join sailed yesterday for Philadelphia, in
ballast.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1861-02-08
PENTNSULAR r. r. LINE.
Change of Hours

IN and after MONDAY. Feb. iith 1851 Trains Tor The
" accommodation OF Passengers will run as follow
until further notice.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1861-02-08

FHELADkLFHIA MAHhhI.
Thursday, EbruAry !, 1851.
PIoUE, &e.-Flour sold at soi2k@b % Tor good super
ene Rye Flour sold at Ssd21S and Corn Meal at ts0
y barrel
GAAlN-wheat sold at 81 259i IS for prime reds and
a5e0l45 for white Rye sold at Toe for pennsylyania
Corn sold At for old yellow Oats sold at s59s3ke
for lennEylYAnia.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1861-02-08

We are anxious to lessen our Stock as much
as possible by February LIST, and will sell some
VERY CHEAP GOODS through January, in
order to have as Rmall an amount on hand to
take account Of as possible.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1861-02-08

Cows for Sale.

bh-tG FROM the premises OF A. II. GRfMsIfAw
EE-ifsz, 3 Co, WHITE POINTER DOC, enc
lA4Afldti - brown ear had on leather collar
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FLORIDA

FURNISHED FOUR THOUSAND TROOPS FOR THE WAR.
Brighter General W. II. walker has been ordered TO
report for duty with the army OF the Potomac ard
succeeded by Brigadier General R. H. Anderson in the
command er Pensacola. Gen. Anderson graduated at
West Point in 1912, appointed Second Lieutenant of
Dragons raised Fist Lstcant for gai!antry at s IN
ICONTlNuED On EIGHTH PAGE.l
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EXECUTORS SALE
REAL ESTATE,
WILL BE SOLD
AT PUBLIC AUCTION,
WEDNESDAY,, the 18th of September,
at one o'clock T.. NJ, on the ri cmisea.

at one o'clock r. NJ on the pcmisea
A. J. BLEECKER Auctloneer.
AN that tract of land known the Farm OF the late Ma
thane Deer deceased in the of North Bergen
county of Hndson State of New JERSEY H miles from Ho
boken the Bergen turnpike road leading from oboken
to Hackcnsack and about mile from the English Neigh
borhood station of the Northern Rairoad The above farm,
contains 80 Of upland and 16 Of three meadow
and will be sold in lots designated by map as o.ows-
Lot No (wthout improvemenu) contains ii!0 acre.
Lot Nc. contains o. I'D &c. =.
Lot NJ. 3, 1" :" contains 2 H. 100 acres.
Lot No. contains IL 100 Of ground wosoly frame
dwelling house. nearly new with outhouses good well OF
water orchard Of various kinds Of fruit trees in
good bearing condition. s
Lot No (no improvemcnts) contains 10 o. 100 acres
Lot No. 6 rrs :" contains 9 4l.lOO
Lot No. Z, (three- square meadow l59i.l00 acres
All the lots Of upland pleasantly situated. commanding
plcsuresque view OF the surrounding
try and eligible sites Tor country residences Easy
uncation Afforded With the city by the the rail
road ana the stages which pass frequently through the day
DURYEA, the premises where map of the property
may be Conditions will be made known the day OF
SALE by -..
WI DAY
B.If the weather should prove stormy, the sale viii
take place on the first fair day.
AUGUST rs 1861
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EDWARD scHENCK, AUCTIONEER.
II CONTINUATION or ASSLGNEE'S SALE OF
SUPERB HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.

+. q F.. II,
O'Clock al their saesrooms Noa l37 Broadway the
stock OF one Of the finest this
Inc part elegant solid carved and plain rosewood sit
in satin and brcael plush and reps; elegant rosewood
Am,irea hcc magnificent rosewood round cornsred Red
Bureaus; do. in black walnut finished In oil,
,ewood walnut Secretary Library bookcase elegant
rosewood and walnut Etegcree carved walnut and oak Ra
fes oak and walnut Library and Dining Roon Chars snd
and will be positively sold by ocar Of asgns
attention those In elegant krn
ture is respectfully requested to this sale.
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HENRY II. LEEDS AUCI1OYgER--lTKNRY
n LEEDS CO. viii sells. asctoa. on saturday. SEPT
a. 10x oehck, the sxlcsrDon No. . Nassau street.
Household Furniture consisting Brussels and Ingram Car
pets mahogany BursauA Card Fables Han Chair mahogany
Divans aad Otomans IN hair cloth oak Occ Table,
covered In green leather; oak Dressing Table carved roe
VOID Dressing Bureaus Bcdseads; e1c Iant
rosewood Suit covered In crimson figured brocte von
Eegcre mahogany Card Tahe rosewood mai ole top
sample Room, Wines Lianors rcrIers Aes nd scgals
larer ~, oil Paintings gilt and rosewood frame En-
grayss ua1r glass Tbe erlire 10 be p without reserve
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THE REBEL LINES AND ADVANCE FORCES

THE REBEL LINES AND ADVANCE FORCES.
The rebel lines very extensive reaching from Ices
burg 10 point Occoquan just below Mount Vernon,
along the entire extent If which the Of the pickes
may be heard from regiment to regiment The advance
forces Of tho rebels consist Of General Longstreet
General Bonhams brigadcs, stationed each other
and close by Munsons Hill Longstrects force is COM
posed Of the First Virginia regiment commanded by
Lieutenant Colonel Fry in the absence Of Colonel Moore
who wounded at the battle Of the 18th Of July the
Seventh Virginia. Colonel Kemper the Eleventh Virginia.
Colonel Garland the Seventeenth Virginia. Colonel Corso
Georgia regiment attached At present. several
pieces Of artillery General Bonham has four South Caro-
Colonel Cash; the Fourth, Colonel Sloan and the Fifth
Colonel Williams,
STAFF OF RIGADIER GENERAL BoNHAM
The following gentlemen compose tho stat Of General
M. L. Ronham, Of the advance forccs-
Colonel w. c. Moragnc, Deputy A 'jutrit General.
Lieutenant Colonel W. l.. simpson, Division Inspector
General.
Lieutenant Coone, A. p Aldrich, Division Qcartcrmas
ter General.
Lieutenant Colonel R. R. Boylston Division Commissary
General.
Lieutenant Colonel j. N. Lipscomb, Division Paymaster
General.
Lieutenant Colonel j. McF. Gaston Division Surgeon
General.
Major S. W. Nelson, Aidde-Camp.
Major Ker Boyco, Abide Camp.
Major 4. s. Hammond, Aid de Camp.
Major VIM, NJ Gist, Sergeant Major.
Captain 7, Clay Maddox. Assistant Surgeon.
s. W. Melton, Secretary.
Below will DO found the troops, SO far be
taned which have been furnished by tho several States
Each regiment has quartermaster and commits sary
each with the rank Of captain and also surgeon and
assistant surgeon.
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PERSONNEL OF THE ARMY.
GENERALS.

GENERALS.
Samuel Cooper, Late Adjutant Gen. o. s. A.
ALDER, sydney Johnston Late N Command imam OF D. s.
Joseph E. Johnston, Va Late Adjutant Gen. u s. A.
r. CT. Beauregard, La. Late Capt Enginrs u s. A.
Robert E. Lee, Va...... Late Col. cavalry U. s. A.
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At thoir G. Houses /.
NORTH CAROIINA

IOta. 22 By
sAlbcmarle has furnished seventeen companies number
inf Ia ali 200 men.
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Tolerate bons) by volunteer officers and prvatos In tho
rnIaa Iarnn u

They have also yearly allowance for cotang and one
ration per day.
The volunteers expected to furnish their own uni
FORMS and will be paid for tho same In money by the
Confederate States government when mustered into
service
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n q. HORTON. AUCTrONEER--wrLL SELL ny AUG
VI. ton. xriay Sept no. O'Clock 81 the corner Of
Houston and Hudson gray Horse kind In ha
mesa 70 pay expenses J. I. HUDh Veterinary Surgeon
Varck street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-20

A UCTIoN NoTICE.-ALL THE ELEGANT HOUSE
IA hold Furniture of private family at l2S Waverey
place. Sixth will be sold public auction this
afternoon at two O'clock the highest bidder without
consisting of elegant solid rosewood suit covered in
French satin bfocael comprising large Sofa one Arm
Chair Reception and four medallion back Chairs, two
Turkish Chairs Pier and Centre Tables rosewood Etc
ceres large Oval French Mirrors Curtains, Paintings adys
Work Table Bronze Clock Vases rosewood and mahogany
Bedscads Mirrors Bureaus Washsands Y hair
Bolsters Pillows Bedding Rocker Sofa Beds Lounges
Chairs Tea Tables Oak Extension Table Chairs Bookcase
Glass China and Sverware, Table Cutlery, &c Also Brus
Ingram Carpets Oilclohs Chandelier, &c Sale
positive. Il. ROTH, Aucttoneer.
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A CCTION MOTTO r.
"A EXECUTORS SAFE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
An extraordinary oppor tni;y for housekecpers and the
trade.
Over Sl2 900 worth of rich nd costly Household Furniture,
This day (Friday) at ii O'Clock precisely,
Comprising the beautiful and costly Furniture contained In
the large dwelling house 152 West Twenty-rst street.
Seventh the whole for absolute and peremrtory sale
rain or shine consisting Of English Velvet Tapestry and In
grain Carpets; elegant rosewood Paor Furniture suite
comprising three full suits richly carved, all OF which
covered in rich silk brocate OF the best description
wood Centre and Pier Tables Turkish Chairs In blue and
gold satin moquct; Daask Lace Curtains Velvet
and Turkish Lounges, Mautc and Pier Mirrors fine
wood Etcgere Artistic Bronzes Paror Ornaments, &c.
ELEGANT SEVEN OCTAVE PIANOFORTE
Music Cabinet, Stool and Cover.
Elegant Bureaus Bcdsteads IL Hair Mattresses Chamber
Suits rosewood Bronze Clocks spring Chairs Mir
Beds and Bedding oak Extension Table two Sofa Bed
steads rich Cut Glass every description marble top Buffet
Ocoth, rich Chandeliers Sc e positive rain shine
r. w. WESTCOTT, Auctoneer
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MARYLAND

FURNISHED EIGHT THOUSAND TROOPS FOR THE WAR;
number Of Independent companies, formed in Mary
land since the Of tho war; have crossed
tho Potomac Some have joined the Maryland regiment
Of Zouaves, whose headquarters AT Richmond and
others united their fortunes with Virginia regiments,
while hundreds 6 rebels from Baltimore and other por-
tcns II the State have gone their individual ca
pacy and helped to iii up the ranks Of Virginia compa
nes; that to certain extent the separate identity
Maryland in properly organized reg ments is lost Tho
following among those hich the State has furnished
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-20

n day. at O'Clock, the entire Furniture of family
Street. near Broadway Everything must be removed this
day,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-20

PROVISIONAL ARMY GENERALS.
APPOINTED BY THE STATE OF VIRGINIA
- Flauntleroy.
VIM. H. Winder
Philip St. George Cooke.
- Rugges
- Holmes.
APPOINTED by NORTH CAROLINA.
Theophols II. Holmes
- Gather.
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There fifteen twenty companies the State The
following are in Colonel Samuel sruils regmont Of State
cavalry :
Guford County Troop. .. Captain Cole
Iredel County Troop 80. Captain Andrews.
Gates &iertforGCo 8 Troop. Captain Poo,he
Wilson County Troop. Captain Thomas.
beaufort County Troop. Captain Satterthwaite.
Northampton and Eertie
Counties Troop. ........ Captain Randolph
Ashe County Troop. Captain Crumer.
Besides these there are in service
Warren Horse Guard. Captain Mayfeld.
Piney Woods Cavalry. Captain Farribault.
Neuse Cavalry. .......... Captain Marriott.
Bunccmbe Cavalry. Captain Hardie.
ARTILLERY CORPS.
Ellis Flying Artillery Capt. SD Ramseur late q S.A
Ca,houns Flying Artillery. Captain Calhoun.
ADDITIONAL FORCES.
At last accounts the people Of North Carolina were
moving to raise monster gion for the war; in addition
to tho roors already sent into the field legion Is TO
number 5000 men in the following proportions-rhirty
companies of Infantry, ten companies OF rieon eighteen
companies of cavalry and two companies artillery No
company will be received for shorter period than the
duration of the The fold officers and captains of ar
tlcry TO be appointed by the President Of the rebel
States.
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A UCTION NOTICE.
n Large and Important Sale.
THIS DAY AND TOMORROW,
Friday, September "a, aud Saturday, September 81
WE INVITE THE ATTENTION Of ALL BUYERS
TO THE ABOVE LARGE SALES.
Saturdays sale Will include
EMBROIDERIES-25O lots of New Enbroidenes
BOOTS and SHOES-200 cases, just received
Full assortments Of STAPLE and FANCY DRY GOODS.
catalogues will be issued for each days SALE
WIN. TOPPING & CO., Auctoneers,
Nos. aud II Park place, and No. Murray street.
A ssIGNEE,s SALE0yQaN LLoyn, AUoTioNrEn
N JOHN LLOYD y SONS Will sell on Monday, september
% at l0h o'clock at 35 Broadway the entire stock of Boys
Clotng Cloths. Timmings Fixtures &C. Sale positive
order of A. y. WLEELOCK, Assignee
A UCTIOE NOTICE.-PoSTPONEMENT OF SALE
"A RICHARDS WHITING will sell at auction, on FRI
day. Sept % l0 O'Clock A. NJ at their saesroom No. A
Corandt street. 40 cases Boots Shoes and Brogans well
adapted the city and country trade Sale postponed from
Wednesday, Sept IT,
UCTION NOTICE.-THE FURNITURE OF FAMILY
WI be sold this day At O'clock At ass Canal street.
Sofa Chairs to match: Pier Glass; Piano. together with
oil articles cful for housekeeping.
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ACTING BRIGADIER GENERALS.

ACTING BRIGADIER GENERALS.
Colonel Terrtt.
Colonel Cooke.
Colonel John McGowen.
Colonel Russell.
Colonel W. H. Stevens.
Colonel f. Kirby Smith.
Colonel Seymour, Sixth regiment Louisiana Volunteers.
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browne NICHOLS, AUCTIONEERs WILL SELL
- this day friday Sept 20 In from. OF salesrooms 50
Nassau street. at O'clock,
Entire thoroughbred Stallion for military, breeding
family Horse
magnificent golden bay Horse black points, years old
1874 hands Warranted perfectly sound kind and gentle
IL riicular SADDLE horse, aud well
broken 10 military he l. also foal gecr, and
wi:hal QUIET hcre both In of harness His grand
sire the celebrated trong horse Trustee the sire Of
Fashion, Logan and Trustee that troed 20 miles hour
and host OF other frs. rate horses His dam Membrno
of endurance and has often trotted S miles
hOar In 1885, when three old he trotted mile In
PAS and 1858 purse OF $500 In three straight heats
Tine 29 2 239 (See Fshkn other papers) lie Is
Of the finest horses fer and all purposes offered
auction and will be sold without close
ship account together with Sulky Harness. Blanket WHIP
&c II pleasant the establishment Will be In front OF
sassrooms Thursday from IL 10 o'clock In Friday Is
unpleasant the sale win be postponed.
DROWNE 4 NICHOLS, AUCT1ONEERS. WILL SELL
- this day (Fdsy) Sept 70 mt O'Clock, at saesroom IS
Nassau street. stylish seated shifting top Rock
away two horse Rockawys very fine Coupe ROCK
away English Phton four top Bugses six no top one
and two Wagons various styles Also variety OF double
and single Harness. N
(NONSTABLE'S SALE-BY VIRTUE OF AN ExECU-
~ ton, will expose for sale, at public vendue Friday,
September % 1851 at IL O'Clock noon, at 236 Mon
roe street. in this city the following property levied on by
Casks Bar Fixtures Counters, Chairs Tables &c. &c.
0'''' ~ JOHN r. cLEARY, Constable.
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General Foyds brigade OF which the above companies
compose part, driven from Carnex Ferry, on the
Gancy river in Western Virginia, by General Rosecans
September TO-
Gen. Hcnningsen, who volunteered private in
company from Georgia, Is OF the cheers Of the
Wise Legion, and led the attack the Union troops
Hawks Nest. Col Frank Anderson, also Of Nicaragua
t0riety, Is also officer CT tho Legion
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FINE ARTS.

TYHoroGRArHIc woNpERs--RIcHIY TONED AND
beautifully finished Carries de yisise at y PET dessn
mammoth Photographs at a each. taken daily rain
shine the Art Gallery ALI broadway, corner q lsre
. nard street
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an. PAINTINGS--I. D. AARON. AUcrONEER, s.
~ Nassau street wiz sell this day al lc bclcck choice
cIc iion Of modern tares. richly n'cn;ed In gold leaf
frames Come aud Sale positiye, Over 100 now oncx
hiDioD
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WILLIAM ABBOTT, AUcTIoNEER BE SOLD
w to close the business: Carpets, Ocoths Rugs Mas
Window Shades, &c. The entire stock contained in the
large carpet store Bowery will be sold at auction Tues
day. Sept a. This chance, the stock 10
large consisting Of Carpets of various qualities, from the
finest English Velvet to common Ingram Carpet All in
want of carpets would do we'll TO attend this sale The sale
will commences at l0H O'clock Also Horse, Wagon and
Harness will be sold at IL O'Clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-20

d T. HAZEL, AUCTIONEER.
~: -, WHITTEMoRE HAZEL.
Win sell, this day (Fday), 10H O'clock at their sales
rooms 1853 Broadway,
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, &C.,
Comprising In part Axes, Saws, Chisels Augers Com
passes Flyers Hand Vices Files Grlnsones Hand Bells
Butts Percussion Caps Rlaes, Pistols, Table aud Poke
Cutlery, &C., &c.
Also
invoice Tooth and NAH Brushes, Pen Holders Watch
Guards, &c.
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CAVALRY COMPANIES.
Colonel W. B. Ryans squadron and Major J. J. Lucas
battalion Of cavalry tho service The following are
the Names Of some II the companies
Charleston Light Dragons. Captain B. H. Rutledge.
German Hussafs Captain Theodore Cordes.
kutlcdyc Mounted Rlcmen Captain Cleand X. Huger.
Charleston Mocntcd Guard CAPTAIN VIM. I. Martin
Parish Mounted Rangers. Captain ). Christopher
Krkwood Mounted Rangers Captain Shannon.
Beauford Dragons Captain Norris.
Lone Star Dragons Captain Lucas.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-20

THIS DAY BY
LOCKWOOD BROS l. UNDERHILL.
At their salesrooms,
No. - Murray and No SO Warren street,
A full assortment OF
DRY GOODS, SILKS, SHIRTS AND DRAWERS, H0-
SIERY, CLOTHS, SATINETS, &C.
Also,
port Of the Hosiery and Knit Goods damaged at tho
late fire, No. As Murray street
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10 r. WILKINS, AUCTIONEER.
PHILIP r. WILKINS will sell at auction, Friday,
September 90 at l0 O'clock at No. 81 West Twenynnih
street. Sixth avenue assortment OF handsome Fur
nure consng In Sofas Chairs and VOL
taire Chairs in velvet maroon and haircloh In
satin br0cae and haircloh; Etegere marble Sofa and
Centre Tables extension Dining Table oak Chairs Vases,
Pier Glasses rosewood French Bedsteads Wardrobe
meed Chamber Suits marble Bureaus, Lace Curtains
&c Also Secreary Bedsead made by Pympton, In per-
tresSeS. Ia.
The national Republican., 1861-07-26

6rst Ohio; N. Wright, twenty-sevsnsh New
York; W. Peacock, third Maine d. Fleming,
J. Mccarthy, J. McCown, J. Henigan, and Ser.
geant Major Goodwin, Fire Zouaves; T. Cur.
ran, eleventh Massachusetts,; F; A. Chsmbo, N.
McClelland, sixteenth New York j. Lawrence,
thirty.lifth New York; G. Simmons, fourteenth
New York A. X. Knox, third New Jersey
G. W. Muther, first New Jersey J. Conklin and
J. O'Conner, twenty-ffth New York.
THE FLAG OF TRUCE.
The flag Of truce sent to re ecover the body Of
Colonel Cameron has not returned or been
heard from.
The national Republican., 1861-07-26

CMITAS, No. AGO Seventh street, Ia ths bss,
~ place In town to suy Clothes, Furnishing
tf01iS, hsts, and Osps roh 26-aW
The national Republican., 1861-07-26

HAYTr AND Sr. DoMINGo.-Letters received
in Boston, state that the Government Of Hayti
will not interpose in the matter of the occupa.
ton of St. Domingo by the Spaniards. Some
of the leading men propose to commence the
cultivation of cotton upon a liberal scale, and
at first, suggested the employment Of white la.
Dor, but this the prejudices Of the people for,
bade. The writer Of the letter was Of opinion
that an attempt would be made to obtain q
supply Of coolie lsborers.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-03-18
la w INTELLIGENCE.

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT-JUpGE GILES
George w. Belcher as. Jacob W. Hugg. Decree
for the libellaut for $50 81 and costs.-Adjourued
until to day.
mo business was transacted in any of the Civil
Courts, the Judges being engaged in drawing the
JurieS.
CRIMINAL CoURT-JupsE BOND,
This Court was called at the usual hour to dav.
out owing TO the absence OF his Honor Judge Bond,
was adjourned until eleven o'clock to dav.
LIST OF JURoRs The following ia a List IF tho
jurors drawn in the Superior Court room on Sat
urday last IN the presence of the various JUDGES as
January term: 's " '"e
. Superior Coart.-Chares I. Pitt, Jno. NJ. Green,
Geo; H. Matthews, Henry T. Jackson. H. G. Ma
gruder, r. Mcdowell Gilmer Meredith. Jno G
Dtfune, Jas NJ. Anderson, jr., r. N Lanier, C. ].
NJ, Eaton, +. Burns, Jr., Geo. II. KYLE, W. T. Hall
Ghas; Reese, W. S. Appleton, 7. 'Symington, H
ri,endexter, Geo. W. Ward Jno. Hanna, J. B.
Eastman; j. Il. Nicholson, Alex. Rieman, David
Carson, Jno. S. Barry.
= Common PLeas.-R. 7. Davis, J. N. Matth ews,
George Bartlett, J. w. Enuals, Capt A. Mister
j. ); I; Hineman, VIM. G. Harrison, E. Clampit, P,
N. Mcdonald, B. Horn, Geo. Cotton, John S
Harden, }. G. Long w. A. Loney, BENJAMIN
Charles, c. NJ. Stewart, Geo. Gildersleeve, John H
Alexander, Alexander Close, T. G. Candy, ]. B
Connolly, Matthias Dagger, Thomas +. Hambleton
Jr,, James c. Smith, B. F. Voss.
r, FetH Jmy TOR the Criminal COurt.-Isaac Cox
George W. Corner, Henry E. JOHNSON, j. E
McComas, +. Hooper, Jr., James Wilson, Rober
Hodges, John r. Magruder, John W. Bechtel Il
John w. Maitland Daniel Weaver, Bignel Apple
by, James Fields, Richard ii. Hall, j. Is. Cannon
Charles IL: Clarke, John S. McKim John Egerton
William II. Bruno, Il. II. Carr, Samuel Meakin
George Gibson.
The usual number, CTS, taesmen we're also drawn
occupying the attention of the Judges until nearl
two O'Clock, owing to which no business was trans
acted in the other Courts