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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-03-10
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JAcEst.NYILLE, 'Ons!Jw Co, n. c., ]

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MHssRa. Erlr0Ra dislike -onrEnurirg and com
planning, bat it is ma ura tor man 10 contend fer
what he believes 80 e his riehs cannot heip noticing
publicly, TIE irragu!a?:.p ct mGas Wilmington
TO this place, EV snlkY. We well recOt!ect tine
when there w,s no such thHg go a fllure upon this
mail route but DOW, If there happens little
FREEZE, light fall o: suow big lTost c2d northwest
wind the contractor fails to come Up, ard consequently
We have to do without nails uatlI the next week
These failures are becoming OF frequent occurrence
and We have bprne it quEig an!I forbearance mas
ceased to be virtue
Many OF the citi2aus liz IL: vicinity OF this place.
Piney Green aid Swas-Icea, subscribers to your
paper il Is likely the7 pay Tor IT, and would therefore,
ike tn get it. TIE Cove rnment in all probability
pays the Contractor and il 30 cannot or will not Trans
port our maiia promptly, va sha! petition the =. Nj.
tiEnetal to the pr Incumbent. lc;ge him
place in tie arng, ana al Isoiot who <1iH
b!in cue mails Y
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<YG Milk OUT CT YF GoCoANuT. As We 0ail solle
time since the proceedings Cf set OF agitato ora in
GRseno County threw light upon the question OF
the milk the elooOaHut, by dehouncing all coDpro
mise or harmony IN this State IND nominating ". w.
HOLDEN az their candidate tor Governor apon that
platform.
The rather peculiar movement OF this CANDIDATE SO
nominated susIepIing bis paper after the passage
OF the late aW Congress in reference 10 The writ OF
ha5ea5 c51pas wac another Indication pointing To the
milk "a the cocoannt hr. HoLDkN y az to be q mar.
tyr On cheap terms lG!oguent siience he the
dodge. Denied tie opportunity Of working against the
Confederate authority, and bringing it into d!srepue
10 North Carolina, be wa9, this account, to be
made the object OF sympathy ron TO rise into Juror
and ultimately to carry him into the gpbernatoral
chair
Silt TIE niIH wag ill roc0aEut- Now it is out.
Mr.. Holden has iraxu from the Raleigh papers,
issued extra Standard containing card announcing
himself candidate FOR the .ce OF Goganor OF North
Carolina at the election to be held on The first Thurs
day in August ncz;.
This announcement will strip ss who has paid
any attention 20 the signs OF TIE times. Things have
bean working For tine J,ast. Some of those who
have chung to and boosted uP Mr.. Holden, have sown
the wind. Now they a lisk OF rcapieg the whirl
win Il so. they al least {: W hare 10 right to com.
plain, sEaat&S-'.
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ST.,
Mtaars- EDlToR- - i iacEp II i'etlefas from tlla
bt>css ding squadron Of NAH Jar Numbering two cfi
and twenty .ne u sIDall n3aGs iaaied here last
night. nn3er tie EClARaCi q Ljeor ,iGlcS l.. S. n
With the intention "a capturing GeEerai f1ebtrt and
stat. The General absent ~ r ilniref0n 3! the
zine. captain HaEGe:n2r rhef Ot staff anG Captain
ely chief EnglnHsr, had jIst Ect:rfd IIfy heard
tbs party when tls3 entered the house lat did nos aus
pect the ialAs. oW6GaF Captain Iierenlsa thoayht
there aid be no iUrrcprety il aecerRicilg ho the7
were. He got uG and hostaf Il window neac Lis bed
HheIeupon ct the aDbgs who was IN readiness,
Preantad pistol - few inches u!~ head and COM
Ilapded bTa 10 3argsRjsr The Pistol and navy dress
OF tie ank ii01 Ciata7 toI their Character Capt
HardSmaa le TIL 1t!J1 fell, AMI "a d tc ely We
are attacked iut poor Kelly could real his
true 7nditioa pt1 isEon, while the 7ioiant anu
ever watcbf1l Hsgd2r1an made his eaope Nth fgat
wound on tbs SIGHT hand tasad 81 ha fall u The win
GOV. They came anf returned h, ouch the main
channs between Fort <s7Vtll and Bald Head without
any noestation 1hats ii was irfre4I 3 bold and
daring act and such as bra - onIy are capablo of
accomplishing, saying >4a ilt1a possible for our
inhuman Toe. A letter has Aeen received from Gap
tain Kelly ty 1a- OF efuCe. stating that he was On
board the / s. steamer Monticello nr:i was treated
very kindly, and hoped ior ezclIpc Soon Captain
Kelly is good officer. His loss is heavy in this eom
maEd at this time when his most needed
Captain Hardeman !.jtut. Homes who commanded
tLe expedition. Understood lie said that ne organized
an expedition of three hundfat not long since for
the capture CT Fort t}aHIohtli Isjrg bis words
thought TO capture The Id little place, bat found
the garrison too watchu,' Said he wss mighty sorry
he did mt gel the General und Hatdeman | can tell
Lien Jones tt4t i, viii have TO be sou 10 take Har.
Leman Ee91t CtfullY, &c,
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cation from Major Glover that this had been dor. =,
Wheeler PROMPTLY repaired to the spot armed viii
double barrel shot gun. N
AS soou as his approaches oicovered, bis anti.
onist rapidly procured from his ofce-situated pea, "
place Of postlng-a similar weapon, and promptly tsS
ing ton in the middle Of the str et commanded -
ISLANDERS and other intermediate persons to cleo, ~
way receiving in the meanwhile the first fire OF WbaI
er which produced painful wound in the kuee, the
hrlog dt deliberately upon Col. Wheeler, who had NOV
advanced TO within thirty yards, he wounded him az
verely In the body, but not to the extent o preyenD
his second shot this however was wildly delivered is
fctiDg no hurt, and leaving him completely at the me
cy OF bis more fortunate adversary whose second fra
knocked him to the earth MORALLY wounded We s.s
MORALLY his bowels were frighully torn and IsOer.
ted by the heavy buck shot, and vomiting of blood oD
codness of feet and knees had in as far back az s
Saturday evening. rhe community were deeply shock
ed andehe affair, although not wholly unexpected, ws
the subject OF much excitement
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YANKEE RECRUITING IN IRELAND-The Yaukss,
are openly and notoriously recruiting troops for tbe,
army in Ireland Their Congress has, upon the POO"
mel datiou of Lincoln voted $3.50 900 600 in aid =,
emigration, and it is nearly all spent in that couptrV
They encourage none to emigrate but young men .,
the military age. The bounty is about $500. As soo,
az the man lads n New York be is recruited
Dublin paper says that $4,000 men have been recrpl
ed by the Yankees in Ireland in this way in the as,
two years. At the same time Russell is determnJ
prevent the reception of the two iron clads by The
Confederate States. If the present law docs not en-
brace them, he will have passed that will as soo
as Parliament meets.
But he has no intention or desire to arrest hi,
enormous recruiting business. Oh, no. 1t will uor DO
to interfere with the emigration laws, aud the foreign
enlistment ac does not cover the case! Not word
about asking Parliament for law that will cover il
Such step is necessary in the dangerous OF two
armed ships intended for the COnfedeTacy but in tie
case of powerful army designed for bis friends, the
Yankees it cannot be thought Of This is England
neutrality. Richmond DisparI
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DESPERATE AND FATAL AFFArR.-On Saturday, the
Demopoiis, shooting ARRAY, which, for desperation of
resolve on the part of both the combaants to insure for
fatal and bloody termination, has, perhaps, equal
in the tcords of the South The particulars which we
gather from the Montgomery Mail, are IS follows:
Artillery, and Colonel Simeon Wheeler, both residents
of the village, and living in the immediate neghbor.
hood OF each other The of the unfortunate affair
he'd its origin in business disagreement, leading to
in conspicuous place Of the latter by the former, as
liar, scogadral and traitor Upon receiving potif
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' cry truly yours,

Col. BLANToN DUNcAN.-The rapacious To.iea
about Louisville have thimbe rugged into their posses.
Estimated at the gold standard, at half million in
value A letter from England conveys the information
in the following tcrms:
In tie case of Colonel Duncan verdict has been
found, that he bad given laid and comfort to the s
belion" since July, 1862. They read his frank on
letter sent from Wilmington, as A. ID. q. of General
Whiting. A Yankee Captain aso testified that IN the
summer of 862, Col ID. superintendent the printing o
Confederate scrip. This was enough, why're rich d
spoil was at stake.
These robbers will some day have to disyorge, but of
course they will page and plumber as much as posi-
BILE while in posaes1on.-Rich Wig, 23i.
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EhOh CHAkLEHTOH.

CHARLESTON, Match I'd, 1854
1913 shots fired at the city to day The enemy
engaged 10 hauling ammunition 10 the Gun mngs Point bat
teries ier lex boat and schooner Arlington along
side tie sunken vessel raising her guns No movements
elfewtsIe Oh the coast.
FROM aIssesIPPI-TRE YANKEE ARMY.
ATLANTA, Marcht3d, 1874.
special dtspach, dated con, Miss larch ID states
That the whole F. defa force urder Sherman Can
ton on the 18th Gt Our cavalry harrassing them with
decided effect Gretsons command has returned to HEM
phs.
private tels from Gen Forrest Ey victory
is complete Loaf twenty killed and sixty wounded The
loss OF the Yankees in killed. wounded and capture is
about eight hundred They ontnumbsred Three
Col Forrest killed.
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special dispatch I" the Re republican. says tha' dc zach
ment FROM regiments Of cavalry nfan
y G under The command OF Gel: Anderson 9Th
attacked the enemy 1t Camp EiDntSaa Ttr.d4- The
camp retsken and the enemy bad3 whipped
sued within miles Of fr ksohs:e. ioss
killed aud city htee wounded 1he euemys less Wa
very heavy. Capt. Ste phensoD, OF Florida killed.
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FROM RrHERN VIRGINIA.,

rRAHGs 81 Fl Va, March Sd. 1864.
The repor' that he enemy had sssd Germania fo d
though tfeiaily ded yes erday be
true All is quiet in front this morning.
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Fiom the Richmond Fpou,rsr

FL the Richmond Enquirer
The following letter and contribution it makes was
received by Major Il. L. Bayne for the gallant men OF
Hays brigade. The kind sympathy it expresses is
shared by the whole community, and we hope it may
continue to find expression in such practical relief now
much needed by the gallant Louisianians
WILMINGTON, n. c..
February 18th, 1864
Sir :: Enclosed you will find $780, which have COL
lected among friends here, for the benefit OF Hays
Louisiana bri gade. You must not Judge our sympA
thy fer those brave exies by the smaness of the sum
the truth being that hospitals, end the suffering
condition of our poor a steady drain on the
means at our disposal leaving but small residue for
other purposes.
But North Carolina, however BUNDLED she may be
h the eyes of lockers on by the disgraceu treaclerv
Of those who forget the blood freely shed for our
common cause, will always be ready to extend warm
casp-though the hand be but feebIe-to those whom
bitter and relentless foe has driven from their homes
Could we coin our sympathy, Hays brigade would
have few wants unsatisfad, but in this, as in other
cases. the will must stand sponsor for the decd There
fore, beg you to accept this trie, and with it NY
most earnest prayers, that oil who exiled from
beloved homes may ere long, return thereto in safety
and honor.
Very truly yours,
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-03-10

IaE PTEpHoNT RAILROAD iptNvuLE CoNHFc-
pIn4 1--ihe t:regusboro Pat lhe "a instant says
that the distance Of uutnstei g,ipg gu this road is
ziz lui.s, With pl'cUt tfht-n I.ss ii u2laid rails
Its rod ruuB tom DauYilir Va 10 ,;feenaboto', y
=. a2rHeotng the tslchHor, aLd Uaa7iIie Rajr, al
vii thu No9th Carolina Raigcad
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TFLEGRAPHIC

Entered according to the Congress- in the
BY J. g.. 1HRAsHEg, in The Clerks Office O. the rsrict
Court OF the Confederate States for the Northern District
of GeorSia
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FROM CHARLESTON.
CHARLESTON, 81 6

INARLEs1ON, hafCh i, 1851
l03 shells have ben iii ed at the City the last "a
ending at O'Clock mis- evening. One white was
severely wounded IN the leg This morlg. This is only
casualty $50 shells ID du'iug ~ forlLgLl
The cortors fred tee shells Fort enmte, a-dag Nc
other news OF Importance.
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form that peculiar cong omerate known % hooepfsp
He lays these things bare 'uGeed With mas'ef-pahu
For this and for ge OF true ana
farvd natriotisu we hail Gov Vances address and re
nubEsb II with Measure Would that the Governor
had long suce openly and freely taken his position, in
.tead Of with an ovesstra'ued policy, keeping hollow
truce with those who were secretly mining under his
feet. while to the outside world they traded on
his popularity. Would that he had not deferred his &C.
tionuntil Mr. ". w HOLDEN had thrown CT tie mask,
and the breach which that iG}iviiu,l had been pre-
parirg had openly eliminated in his announc
ing himself an opposition candidate FIR tie Once oil
Governor We 60 not doubt Governor ' AECEs pa
triotis we do not question his sincerity IN afsum'
ing the position he has assumed in his address. We
have 10 doubt but thai they have been his views all
along bat believe that regard for policya careful re
ference 10 the political Interests and popularity off,
Gor9rnor VANCE longer than thy ongtt 10 have heen
permitted to DO go
We have 90 IDEA Of committing Oufsel:ts as partl-
PANS Of Mr. HoLDEx or Of Governor VANCE in the
coming canvass. IL the view Of one az of tie Other
We sud al with whom We have acted, are political
" enemies This we knOW. With ore as with the
other We arc ' lesru2t7qs eLl outsiders Self-re.
spect demands that we should maintain perfectly in
dependant position But this does not prevent from
saying hat Infinitely prefer The present position CT
Gov. VANCE to tfot Of Mr. HOLDEN and that as De
tween candidate occupying he position of Governor
Vance, and One occupying he poaItioo Of Dir HoI.-
could not have moments Leaitation 10 pre-
ferring and voting for tie former
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TaE R4lZs5H Pr oREss CT tie All instant contains
, c'cso:' EsGe y Jude BATTLE, of the Supreme
Court, delivered q Ct Fe Hill, the g h ut. This
apc.sion g made upCa application for WI: OF
Aabeqg 90 7us il tie Of PeEgon Who had pat in
substitute and Who contends tkat the act demanding
service 4 him is urconGitptional IIe Judge declines
10 issue ,be 1t an the ground that he has no author
az % 50, beng pgc5hitcd Dy the act Of TIE late
assa.n Of Cougress entitled An act 10 snsperd the
privilege Of the writ oi haoeas corpus lie holds that
fs 2lsss Of to which this belongs comes under
;ha opsTs2D Of the h sastion which makes The act
70 arniy 70 attempts 10 avoid military service.
which ne believes mean7 ard IS directly intended 10
apply this aid such iiso cases.
Al 0ho watched the egis!atioa % Ice last session
mat b ro2v need OF the cogCccDess Of Judge BArr1 rs
dac;daE- 1t ig!t ani said that tee Suspension o.
t'e privilege Of The wilt essential IL the uniform
working 81 rla law putting into service the principals
ii substitutes and it Tor this very purpose a.
perhaps tban any ether that :he act susyeidne
thr writ 81 tobsos sorpus was passed
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PREsIDENT,a OFFIOE.

WILMINGTON AND MAHCHEsrERR. r Co.,
- Wilmington, n. c., Feb. Gath, 1854.
TlHE INCOME BONDS Of this COMPANY are due and
payable at the Bank of Charleston, g. Co. in tho City
OF Charleston on the LIST day Of March, 1884 Notice 10
hereby given to all holders of said Bonds that they will be
paid on presentation said Bank In the City Of Charleston
on maturity with any interest coupons thereon Also,
that they will ba presentation at the Treasures
office of this Company Wilmington, N. O., with In
terest coupons thereon, if preferred by the holders
The interest accruing these jnds will and
after the lst day of March, 1864.
THOS D. WALKER,
President.
Feb "a. lA2 3w&25-St
Charleston Mercury and Courier Columbia South Caro-
iniap, Salisbury Watchman, Raleigh STANDARD and Con.
federas, Richmond Examiner and Wing viii publish for
two weeks and send secopntsto this eESe.
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THE WILMINGTON JOURNAL

CoSSEDERATR STATES OF AMERICA
VII MINGToN, N. O.. SATURDAY. MARCH o. 1854
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WHAT TRULY GREAT MAN CAN AFFORD TO Do
The Kichmond Examiner mentions an incident which
we commend TO the smaller Try of men who are in the
habit of considering their rights invaded and dignity
encroacbed upon by military regulations for the public
safety. 1t says:
We have seen Gen. Lee stand and deliver his pass
at the challenge OF the street guard and exhibit bis
passport at the call of the guard the cars and this
against the regulation, the least uncvility to ths
private who was discharging his dutYn
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DIED.

At his residence Richlands, Onslow county N c.
the 23d 1t of protracted illness, Private LUKE JAR
Man, Co: l. 66th Reg't N. O. IT, aged about 40 years
Spirit of the Age please copy.
In this town, of consumption, on the Sd inSt John
VONGLAHN, aged Il years
In this county at the resd of his mother on tie
na JAMES PRICE eldest son OF the late Richard W.
Price, aged Is years.
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TIE YANKEE ARMY.
FROM NORTHERN VIRGINIA..

OHANGsC H March Alb. 1864
The excitement about the raiders has subsidized. All is
quiet ia this department. The cause OF the firing at the
lower rds yesterday evening ss not been
1t Is believed that artillery y e'g the fee BILE de-
alton OF tn enemy cavalry Tie enemy Ietir
lug Charlottesville, burnt Pages mill Gseeu
ty and Banks nour mill Madison c. H., and carried cf
sever al az groes prisoners.
THE YANKEE RAIDERs--CArTURE Or rAP!:KA AND
PRISONERS TIKI uNTE3 STATES AND
EUROPE.
bICH4oNp, Ecrch 18th, Is 1.
There wa. coud ct Wednesday nigh: at Wall ton,
between small force Of Confederate cavsI and party
of the Yankee raiders. resulting in the death of Aciing
Brig General Dahgreu of the eaders the expedi-
ton, and the capture OF go of his Several papers
found in Dahlgrsn's pockets, with his signature,
stating the object Of the undertaking to he the release
the prisoners Belle Isle, the destruction ha 4ul
City. and the mnrSsr JET Davis aud his traorous crew.
aud that everything of service the rebels be
sroyed. he documents disclose the most vndctve hos
ty against th Confederate Government. aid have pro-.
duceG profound sensation in this immunity.
United States OF the LIST inst have Teen received
The defeat of Ssy mou' IN FloGjda is admitted,
the House of Representatives Monday lie peace
resolutions were rejected bg seventy maj lily.
Resolutions we're una imousy ad pied tia: the rebellion
is wicked ard w j1stfable, ard must be put
Cox, of Ohio, introduced resolution ii at the rebellion
is hereby aho ished, which adopted with laughter
PsEdleton Introduced 8 resolution tie arrest and
punishment cf Walls ham violation the Cons
tuition and Jaws, which rejected bg Thirty GRITTY
4 he other ews is u1nporsnt.
Adyices from Europe OF Il e l2:h uIt hat
Danes had retT Gated to Alison.
1t is reported that conference Qfo osed by England,
Russia ard Sweden the eep OF ;he Dsnssrnes.
ton.
The Florida lett 81 est On The 3 b nit.
Earl Derby attacked the policy o. The Admins traor il
rega i to sirds rsns, innang that tley wera ezed
uu6er the j. nQepce IF 4 mericau merchants
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MARRIED,

In Dupn county the 26th jan, 1854, by Rev. G. g.
Best, Sergt ROBT. TEACHEY, Go. A, 40Ih N. q, T. 20
Miss SUE, eldest daughter, of P. 81. Dobson, Esq.
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In Paris, not long since artist painted portrait
of Mr. J., who noted for bis frequent libations
The artist invited the genemans friends to see it. and
they inspected it and pronounced it excellent. One of
tnG VINO YVES ransF near ~ s ba OF 1ne
the artist exclaimed, Don't touch it it isn't dry -
mo uae locking at it then" replied the gentleman
sit can't be nv friend j if it isn't dr7"
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SPIRIT OF THE KNOXVILLE LADIEs-The Federals
in Knoxville having no easy task in subjugatipg
the rebel ladies' if We may Judge by few instances Of
spirit which have come to our knowledge.
Mira. H-----n, a remarkably handsome dark eyed
widow lady, required to leave without more than
an hours notice, and opportunity offered her TO
dispose of her furniture for her benefit The har
pies were besegng her door, with the expec ation
of nppropriatipg the entire contents OF the residence
the moment she should Vacate the premises. Aware
of this, by some little dexterty, she kept
them at bay whilst she manGaced loboly consstinr
of her pickles. tats wines armeadez preserves
flour, vinegar mustard, sugar. slops &C., and debef.
atey spread this over her parlor carpets broken mir
rors and crockery gu cky added whilst bucket
or two of ashes and suds completed the ruin OF her
household treasures, sacrificed within hearing OF the
enemy.
1t is beyond our power of description to portray tbs
rage and establishment OF the Yankee crew. as they
rushed in to seize upon the widows property and be-
came aware, OF the trick which had prevented them
from satisfying their keenest appetite upon her good
les"
Mrs. H~-n's last remark to the officer who escort.
ed her out oftown, was abominaon to him. to make
haste back to her residence before bis brother Officers
appropriated his part Of the plumber and eat his sbare
Of the entertainment she had provided for them.
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INCOME BONDS OF THR WILMINGTON AMI
MANCHRsTER RAIL ROAD COMPANY.
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THE YANKEE RAiDERs~-CAPTURE Or pAPEKH AND
PRIsONERs-F THk uNlTE3 ATEs AND
EUROPE.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-12-24

DISTRICT CoURT.-This Court met this
morning pursuant to adjounment-pres-
ent, Judge Mesick, presiding: In the
matter of the Yellow Jacket Co. VS.. Prin-
GERS Co., Judgment given as prayed for in
complaint. Princess Co. v. Yellow Jack
ct Co., action dismissed by mutual con-
sent. Flick VS.. Pheeny, motion was
made to make S. Sankey defendant or
that said Sanky give defendant bond OF
indemnity, motion denied. Milton NJ.
Co. VS.. Shamrock NJ. Co., demurrer over
ruled and 20 days given to answer. Peo-
pie VS.. c. Smith, trial continued until
Tuesday next. Kinney VS.. Central NJ.
Co., demurrer overruled and 20 days CIV
en- to answer. Gedge VS.. Bodwell, de-
murrer submitted. Minifee VS.. Franco,
demurrer withdrawn, given ten days in
answer. Atkinson VS.. Draper, demur-
rer overruled, ten days given to answer.
Darst ct ais, VS.. Curry, demurrer with
drawn, ten days given to answer. Peo-
pie VS.. Imperial NJ. Co., demurrer over
ruled, and Judgment ordered entered.
DRANArIc.-The Fanny Brown Troupe
will shortly appear at Maguire's Opera
House.