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WHAT eaas u s.epa. .dll b. .ess sa.e-pusl. to
w as&scks froas CAoiras
evsden2ty thnwe aNect.a With xry <ts~s.. as the
sfo1aeA hv-r. any Of The sppsrtsining
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ssronx asd healthy digestive crrnns
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sfos- snd ksep ths4s erHans In healthy aud sormsi
sosditsons Wsn,tw~r, by sft~ntson diet a.esAspe
sH i.snasc~sns ayfsks ssafs-r m ~h.t frrw pv,-
sssfsa and by The according - 6i.setssn~ a at
great strer sthesint tesae.
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HAVE OPENED THEIE SPRl \" ~
III SUMMER goods. which mr cAc9pn& anu
c0fuulefeuess cannot ne eNcelleds
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attendance Of attorneys at the opening Of
this court yesterday.
The Trial Docket was called to Case
No. 400, and viii be continued to-day,
as will appear by reference to the notice
Of the clerk to attorneys, to be found in
another column.
Most OF the cases called were passed y
and there is promise Of q long and busy
! term. About two thousand cases are
docketed for trial.
Criminal Court-No business was
Z transacted in this Court yesterday. The
( Misdemeanor Docket is the order Of BUSH
ness for this week, and win be taken
up tomorrow.
MEETING or THE WORKING Mex AT
THE CRY HALL.-A large meeting Of
w~orkingmen, representing the various
branches Of mechanical pursuits, took
place at the City Hall last evening.
On motion, Mr.. B. F. C. Brooks wa
called to the chair. He explained the
object Of the meeting to be to take into
consideration the eight-hour system Of
labor, and to devise some means toward
establishing a mechanics institute in
this city.
A workingman stated that the reduc-
ton Of the present hours Of labor would
be beneficial TO the employer as well as
the employee. He was in favor Of send
ing two workingmen to the Legislature
who would look to the interests Of the
working classes. Let the politicians go to
cold Nick and workingmen attend to
their own business.
On motion, Messrs. Ross and Bailey
were elected Secretaries Of the meeting.
On motion, a Committee on o~rganiza-
tion Of ono from each trade was APP
pointed, as follows: William Black. car
penter; William Hughes, ~coachmaker;
John Baker, millwright; Andrew Ward,
inisher; NJ. J. P-rendergast, mouldsr;
J. Thomas, blacksmith James Dorsey,
boiler maker; Terence Mcclure, tailor
William Moore, pattern maker James
Long, coach painter; Fred. Fisher, ship
carpenter; William Mahoney, shoe
maker Michael CASTILLO, engineer; sam
Bryant, coppersmith; James Mulligan,
house painter Dennis Hendricks, brick
Michael CASTILLO, plasterer; John
Joyce, pressman T. O'Hars, printer; W.
Fitzgerald, Iaborer: William Edgar,
marble cutter; Jas. Lancaster, plumber
Robert Crawford, timer; John Murga-
troit, gas-fitter; John Cummings, har-
ness maker; William Dunsley, trunk
maker.
Moved that a committee Of three be
appointed to draft a memorial on the
eight hour system, to be reported at the
meeting, before sending it to the
Legislature. Carried.
The following resolution was adopted
Res0lred, That a committee of three
be appointed 30 draft a bill to be pre-
sented to the Legislature, for a charter
for a mechanical and laboring mans
association.
The Chair appointed on the first COM
r. Jackanay, p. It. Mahoney and
Vii Black; on the second. P. T. O'AIa-
honey, =. Carnes and Sam. Tighe-
Moved and carried, that the Commit
tee on Organization report on next
Thursday night.
The meeting then adjourned till Thurs
iav night.
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spraeue and other popular CaIcees.a % cents,
at Elson's, s5 Main street mr@3t
Butter and Cheese-A choice lot-just re-
celved by lilly Brothers, n Main street.
he sure and attend the great auction sale Of
lots. situated near St. Agnes Academy, 70 Say
At n O'Clock Omnibus Raves monsarrat, La
nisr & Z. Office, Irving block. to take All who
wish 10 attend.
Cotton Lands for Dry Goods.-Atiention
is directed 20 the advertisement OF Benton &
Mclean. in another column, proposing the ex-
change OF a tract Of cotton land for a stock OF
dry goods.
Country place 30 Reus-We would d.
rect attention 10 the advertisem ofout friend,
John Wldberzer, IN another column, ora house
with nnay acres Of land TO rent, four milessou;h
oCMemphis. It is very desirable location.
stock sale NJ city stahte.-Dismnkes a
( kellogg. proprietors Of the city stables, 81 Mon
roe street between Second aud Third, win sell
az auction this morning attic o'clock. without
reserve or any humbug or bye bidding, horses,
mares and mules to the highest uldder, mum
berIng head. Planters and eaiersarainvlted
10 attend this sale. as it Is a positive one. Re
member the placed Monroe, between second
and Third. FRANK HYDE, Aucuoneer.
Common Law Cnurf-NOTrCE TO ArroR-
SEYs.-The attention Of the members 9fthebar
is directed 10 the following rule Of the COURT
"RuLE At the beginning OF the term the
Tidal Docket shall be called through TO as'er-
tain and ente. Judgment IN actions upon bills,
notes, accounts a the like, 20 which there is
no substantial defense, Counsel VIII be eN-
peeied and required 10 be present ~ this call
and answer, upon honor, whether there be
such defense or not. II the counsel OF the de-
PENDANT be not present, the plaintiff may pro-
ceed 70 judgment, which may, however, be set
aside at the cost OF me defendant upon affidavit
that such defense exists, and OF the facts con-
unue the cause or not, ut its discretion
The calling Of the trial docket viii be con-
uuued this morning.
JOHN DONOVAN, Clerk
MASON HyBE, Deputy Clerk.
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MANNERs-Tbe first requisite 10 good
manners is easy; and that is neyer.tO be
obtained by dwelling upon self. Consid-
Grafton Of the feelings of Others is true
p%olitness. To give a visitor a smiling
welcome, q comfortable chair, seek for a
foOt-stool, draw down or raise o blind 50
that there may be enough, or moi too
much light, undivided attention given to
what they are saying, and IL you differ
from them a gentle Difference Of manner
is what is required by good breeding.
You were thinking Of yourself, and that
made you embarrassed; you felt YOU
were shabby. My dear, IN the morning
ofthe day al that is needed Is great neat
ness, and that I'm sun YOU have. Your
collar n cuffs are fauliless; your hair
might have been smoother, but you
tumbled it, and there's nothing TO find
iault with in your general appearance.
But II you Will get into the habit Of
thinking how You look, you will never be
az your ease. And rely upon il, you are
wrong in surprising a carriage and fine
clothes make people look like ladies.
fhey do nothing Of tie Kind. Being, not
seeming, is what you have to aim at.
Anythingput on is mere af~Tectation and
Is o detecei.
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Ladies-Dress Goods and teas, seninga cosI
10 make room for clothing, al Hollngshead o
Co.'s. as Main street. mar10-lw
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Millinery Cheap and fashionable Mill
merry. az Mrs shutuew0rth's, 10 Union street.
mrl2-IW.
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what ii Cosls 10 cavern Eaeiand--Heg

Army and Navy.
The civil service, army and navy es-
Inmates for the coming year now before
tbs British Parliament amount to e32.-
49,, 1853, or Si62, AS, 765, divided as fol-
lows: Civil service, eS,000,O 600 army,
Ga, 095, 600; navy, el0,38s, 1853. Some %
the items of these accounts ere interest
ing.
The palaces cost $4,000, and e90,00O
more go for the adornment of the royal
parks. Fifty thousand pounds are set
apart for the erection OF a building to
contain the natural history collections OF
the British Museum, and Q similar
amount for the purchase Of a site for the
enlargement of the National Gallery.
The Poor Law Commissions of Eng
land, Ireland and Scotland, entail an ex-
pense of e242,O00; and the "Seeret Ser
vice" demands e32,004. Printing and
stationery cost e257,000, and the postage
OF letters OF the public service
IN the departments is el3S,OD0.
Education costs 81, 100000, and the
number Of scholars is estimated at
a million. The Colonial rulers receive
100000, and nearly e5G,u10 go for the
support and conveyance of captured ne
gross and liberated Africans, and the
salaries Of the Mixed Commission estab-
lished under treaties with foreign powers
for supPressing the traffic in slaves, be-
sides the expense incurred In maintain
ing ships for this purpose.
The army consists Of l3S, lie men Of all
ranks, divided as follows; regiments,
l282l2; depots In the United Kingdom
of regiments in India, 1882; general
staff, 80: establishments, 54S; educa-
tiOnal establishments, 2sl. OF the total,
1850 are officers I; 1854 non-eommis-
stoned officers, and ll7,5l3 rank and file.
The militaIy service in Canada costs
e50S, 900 in Nova Scotia, ei99,O 00.
The navy comprises T65 vessels OF all
classes, Of which only 1913 arein commits
sion, carrying 1885, guns. Sixteen ships
carry from 10 to f04 guns each and the
ironclad fleet numbers eleven vessels,
carrying ZIG guns. Twenty-eight war
vessels are huiiung; a Of which is AN
ironelsd. Both the aggregate of naval
vessels and Of commissioned ships is less
than those of last year.
The British navy costs more than the
American, according to the respective
estimates for the years 1867. The for
mer is kept up at a cost Of $50, 000, 900;
the latter for S9S, 900. The cost of the
British navy is about double that of our
present establishment, the figures being
as follows; British, s70,009,000; Ameri-
eau sac, 100000,
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How THEN shall our business men, Without ir-
curing serious risk, make engagements, as
they must do. and incur obligations extending
over two. three or four mOnthsf How shall
the m~uiffludes OF our citizens who nv on
fixed incomes and auiuiues adapt tneif eN-
penses to their Incomes
Now In this emergency there are two things
for which fbe people look TO Congress. f1rHt,
All parties expect an early positive pledge that
under no pretext whatever shall the volume OF
onr outstanding Paper Money receive any IN
crease whatever. either by the issue OF Naiiehal
Bank Notes or IN any other way ana secondiy,
that our representative shall IN some clear
positive way express their intention 20 hNor
and to urge forward the persistent ADOPTION ot
the best conservative safe method that can De
devised for reducing the amount OF the Cur
rencv aud brini, rs value gradually 20 par.
The profess OF contracting the currency ~
means Of Compound Interest Notes mas beeii
m hy us because IL has proved lnohe
effective aud more advantageous IN me lltst
Than any other known method. II any prAe,
contracting machinery can be discovered, oyail
means let it be adopted but what the nation
specially asks for, is steady, persistent reduction
OF the CGrgency, and The restefstioh a. soon ~
possible Of the Gold dollar as she stahnsfo OF
Tanua
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II e r NJ s PER NJ o N
Payable Monthly in Advance,.

~ Post once address, Forest Hn station.
n. sc. Railroad. mars i'm
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A SAD ST0RY.-There died in the
Charity Hospital Of this city, on yester-
day. 3 young man whose melancholy
story is fun Of instructive warning, and
-suppressing names-we propose to give
a brief outline Of some Of the incidents Of
his eventful life: Seven OF eight years
since, in the first promise Of dawning
manhood, Of good family and social posi-
ton and with every augury Of a bright
and useful career, it was his misfortune
10 contract an attachment for a frail
magdalen, which bordered on infatua-
alton. and under the influence OF this
consuming passion, in an inauspicious
moment Of frantic Jealousy he took the
Life Of his paramour by shooting her with
a pistol. From that moment his fate
seemed decreed; for although he wa
acquitted Of the crime Of murder Oh
the plea Of temporary insanity d
is said by those who knew him best
he never knew another moment Of men
tal In the war SO recently termi
mated he was in the Confederate army
and We hear proved himself a gallan.
soldier on every occasion in which th'
corps 10 which he belonged was engaged
Since the close Of the struggle, We know
very little Of his pursuits OF habits be
vond the fact that they were Hnsatlsfac
tory to i father, and the poor young man
as we have stated, died in the hospital
The parent must indeed be q Roman
father il he relented not 0H the appFo2ci
Of death, in such a place, and undersael
circumstances; but that is a matter be
tween him and his God, and We bu
relate the story rs It was told TO us.
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.A.NA-e dis. lg dis.
There Is a steady Money market, with a fun
supply OF good Paper and q firm 'auppurt Of
rates OF luleresJ without as great closeness in
thesuppiY OF Currency as there has lately been.
There Is a continued active demand for
SeFen-thHues az lUJ4lbO1. Dealers continue
ggzu99sf &c as buying rates.
Five-twenties are bought nj 3H@9zo stiIl, and
Ten-forties arr quiet at I've luying. Vic selling.
The 1t. Louis RepHLlteaH Of Saturday says:
The demand for money is quite active. So far
the demand IS met readily at 10 Der cent.
Gold is dun, opening in New York at I2s, ad-
vancing 10 1851, and closing at l27L. bankers
bought Al ~ and sold al l2S.
Neg York kEeA2ags l. frTE at 3-&pe cent
premium Duylng, ana is ner oeut. Premium
Union Military Bonds are active, 1855 dates
are firm al Ssc buying, and Sc selling. and 1853
dates are bought at lG2 ana selling al iO4.
Governments are firm and IN demand.
Bankers paid Ht2 fol- large S~eVen-thIrties, and
sold az 100, Interest going 10 the seller. Five
twentles are oought nj 1874 and sold at 1854
QuartermasteIs Checks. in sums under Sssd
are taken az q per cent. Discount sums ofSDO
aud upwards ppf seat on
There vas a large demand Tor Compound In
terest Notes to-day.
The New Orleans Pic1yuHe ofthe I'd. saws:
The movement in financial circles to-day has
disclosed no variation Of any kin that calls for
special notice. Gold ruled Throughout Il on
YESTERDAY. Some triaing sales were effected at
exceptional ngGres, but the principal move
meat AalHplfeG nAAnll lut range OF previous
quotations. The market WAh amply Supplied
from the opening TO the close, and the demand.
which was at no time active or heavy, resulted
nthe following sales, viz: 5000 at lz53z; 5000 and
Sl0nJ0etl2y4; scotland Sl00O0at l21z 5000 $3.50.
5000, 5000, 5000, $500, sou, $4,000. 5000, SlOOg5
and Sl4,eSl al ID; $1,000, &D9 esq99 and Sa01 al
49, and sa,5g0, SD,0yg and S33,05Gat 1872. The
movement in silver has been confined 70 sl7g0
American coin at ils@iM. We still quote Gold
at l84l9sZ, and Silver al i2lqlG for American
coin. aud l25@lG for Mexican dollar.
The Currency
In a review or the financial situation, Rtars
Merchaais Magazine makes the following timely
comments on the Currency question;
in vioW Of these ntincipies aud facts ID IS
strongly urged that the weakest point in our
financial position al present seems 10 be that
CoHgTecs has lost sight temporarily Of It's clearly
defined policy With regard 70 The Currency.
Merchants and capitalists, manufacturers and
professional men are alike interested with the
widows, the orphans and the Bealxer members
Of our community in Che mpnentous questions
which arise ogt u Tbs. past depreciation and
me future restoration Of our Paper Money. To
ne Question, what is a dollar il Is impossible
- Give any answer thai will hold good fof 8
week. The Lesal-tender dollar nay be worth
10 or Is per cent. more next monlh thaA lo-eAs
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RIVER MATTERS.

MASON HYDE, Deputy Clerk.
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LEGAL INTELLIGEAck-C hti-A HIoteo
Circuit and District 00urts.-MessIs,
George ". Winchester and Walker
Wood were admitted to practice in these
courts. The argument Of Col McRae in
the case Of Leake re. Smith Ct. a., was
resumed. The argument Is very eiaoo-
rate and fall, and Is watched Win
interest by a large number o. aUol
news who have similar cases MI
McRae is assisted by Judge VII
lams and Others. The attorneys
for the plaintiff are Nessrs. Estes
and Jackson, who viii probably be as
sisted by those lawyers whose cases de-
pend on the decision Of the Court in this
case. The authorities already cited By
Mr. McRae ina support Of bis demurrer
are very numerous. An abstract Of the
briefs and points Of argument wiz be
given in connection with the decision Of
the Court IN this case. Mr.. McRae's ar
gument VIII probably close to-day.
The statement ia the report Of the
"Titus case" that seven ofthe jury were
for plaintiff and I've Tor defendant. was
incorrect; il should have been seven for
E defendant, and five for plaintiff
o Common Ian COart.-There wass large
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weather aud Business.

Yesterday was O very dislgreeabie day upon
the Ievee. A duh, Ieaden sky and a chilling
wind from the north continued throughout th'
day. and overcoais and wrappers We're in de
mBud.
Business was quite brisk and a large amount
OF cotton left The port, all for New Orleans
The river is falling al the rate OF two nchei
i'm twsnty-Iour hours al this point, bat we Learn
from our exchanges that another rise is coming
down.
Arkansas river was falling at Little Rock on
Friday. but a heavy rise was reported above.
White river Is bank full and stationary.
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Notice -EctrGOrdinGTy
Music VS.. Books,
CHANGE OF BUSINESS.

HAVING transferred my entire Book AM
il Stationery interest to Messrs. BlelOck SEQ
3iI Main street, 1 would cheerfuliy recommend
them to the patronage Of my friends and Tor
mer customer.
By the addition Of the Stock of Musical Mer
chandise Of MeSsrs. HielOck & Co, 1 shall be en-
abied TO dll all orders in that line complete ans
-ttisfactugy, as 1 am determined to establish 8
nrst Glass Music Publishing House.
The undersigned wouid also respectfully an.
nOunce TO the lovers Of aTt- and the Beautiful
that he is fitting up q special department fol
engravings and oil paintings, and for maxim
picture frames Of all descriptions to order.
f.. kATZENBACH.
81 Main street,
marn1-IW Memphis. Tenn.
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RECoRDER's C~oURT--On yesterday
the scene in this tribunal was buoy and
animated, and much business was ac-
complished. Forty-eight cases were dis
posed Of, some fifty odd continued, and
lines collected 10 the amount Of $500.
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NEW WHOLESALE HOUSE,
Business Changes.

THE partnership Of Davis, Apple q Co..,
Il Wholesale Boots and Shoes. Ne. % Wesf
Pearl street. IS dissolved this day hr mutual
consent Either partner Is AUTHORISED 70 gigu
lie name of tue firm % lluuuation-
JOHN r. DAVIS,
HENRY APPLE,
VA. JAMES.
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PROFESSIONAL Plane Tuner, formerly with
i MessTs- Blelock & CO.-but since the closing
out Oftheir musical tock-with II. Bernard, %
Main street. All orders LETT at go Main street.
VIII be promptly and faithfully attended 10.
magl4-2w
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THIS popular and centrally located Houte is
II now open for the accommodation OF the
public, and the prOprietors pledge themselves II
shall be kept IN the very best Of STYLE and re-
specially solicit q share Of the public patron
age. To our friends and the public We would
gsTie.im ~ j. J. wORsHAM & co.
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Ostrich Feathers-Ceanej and cuTied Z
Mr.. Shuttleworth's, rs Union street,
maE-Iwa
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PosTPoNENrENT.-We are requested by
Judge Marland l.. Perkins, President Of
the johnson Club, 10 announce the
postponement Of the meeting, heretofore
appointed for his, to Friday evening
next at : q o'clock. at the Greenlaw Block.
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PERsoEAL-We beg 70 acknowledge
important favors from N. j. O'Brien,
ESD, the gentlemanly and efficient As
sistant Superintendent Of the Southern
Express Company, who, as his numerous
friends can testify, Is never weary of
well doing.
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There was more activity in the Money Mar
ket Yesterday than is usually the ease on Mon
aay. Rumors Of failures are still current, but
asyo we have been unable 20 learn Of a single
house That was operating on capital. True IL is
that some have had their paper protested, but
as a general thing they belong 10 that class that
went into Cotton speculaiions heavily last fall,
without any capital. hoping that a turn OF the
wheel Of fortune might place them on a firm
ioundation.
Exchange was IN fair demand yesterday, at
previous rates.
Gold ssun nmblinR, and the bottom has not
been touched rs yet. Il is possible that the
Secretary Of the Treasury has, by his action in
bringing down the price Of Gold, placed Us At
the mercy OF the " Balls anu Bears p for, If Mr..
Conklin, Of New York in a recent speech was
correct when he said that Gold va then slower
than the Secretary desired it, what the de-
sires Of tie Secretary may be to find 10 now at
p, we cannot pretend TO say.
Currency remains very much the same as
during the past week.
Seven-thirties are suu quiet and firm at par,
I with the interest added.
There is nothing doing IN Uncurrent Notes.
other Markets.
The Louisville Coirier d saturday says;
{ Money matters are working easy, aud first
| class paper can be negotiated at per cent
! Good commercial paper rates at sto u per cent.
! per annum. Street rates continue "a 10 IL per
J cent. "A month.
Gold was very weak and closed decidedly
! lower to-day. View York quotations were as
follows: Opening rs at l&35 pm, IDS ! pm.
II 2 pm. lEts 4 pm. la4 TO lDts.
ButleN transactions were made here. beaiefS
Z offered this morning within three-quarters per
] cent. Of New York rates, but after the news Of
the decline this etternOOn made one per cent.
margin. Offerings to-day uera very light
Z Holders, in many cases, believing mat the
] steady market argued an advance, have been
holding od, but the decline this morning VIII
cause them 10 lose confidence, and we look Tor
larger offerings to-znOfrOW. The nlQslng TINS
I afternoon is the lowest point touched since
/ 1862. The New York World of the Nth inst. says
/ Of Cold 1.-THE excessive amount OF short sales
may cause a scarcity for deliveries and tempo
rary advance in price, pnt the policy OF The
I Government and the condition OF our foreign
! exchanges favor a continuation Of the down
ward course Oh Ito price
Government securities remain unchanged,
the demand being largely in excess Of the sup
( ply Exchange continues IN good request.
Dealers qEote, buying at l-3Jth premium sells
ing al I-l0th premium,
The Cincinnati Commercial OF the 24th says:
AZ g. o'clock the rate on Gold in New York
to-day. was 70 below the quotations AZ the
same hour yesterday. This leveled the buying
rate here 70 &c premium, aud the selling TO &c
premium, though there were transactions dur
! ing the day at t4aiSc above these figures. The
business In 10 remains as restricted as ever.
Exchange IS Kept firm at the old quotations,
with no Increase IN The supply through the
movements OF produce, and a steady, good mer-
% Ann.aAI
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RECORDERS WEEKLY REPORT.-We
were shown this document yesterday by
Mr.. ". B. Cotton, Clerk Of the Re
corder's Court, and learn from it that
during the week ending on Saturday last,
one hundred and twelve cases were tried,
and Ss3l paid over to the City Treasurer.