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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-07-23

MAYORS COURT, July 21.-A hack driver with a
carrotty poll, whose anxiety to obey tho city ord
nance relative to placing tho printed rates of car
rla8o hlre IN conspicuous part of the vehicle
ana VINO accordingly had put them in his hat, was
nhea s3-the Mayor being under the impression
that IL was imposing upon good nature to put any
thing moro in his "tile'' which had to be read
young man of Teutonic origin, who was pick.
ca up from the pavement. where ho had been
interfering with the pleasant srolls OF pedestrians
was fined IS, for which ho returned thanks in the
| highest German.
a gentleman from n remote district, who had
visited the city for the purp,s of trying n snoozc
! III tho streets, was quito disappointed at being
woke out of his first nap aud carried to the Guard
House. Tho matter, however, was pleasantly ar
| ranged by his paying So, and agreeing to make
| his next experiment outside of tho city limits
A man who had allowed his COW to take her
meals on the Citadel Green, was compelled to pay
81 for board. Ho stated that he had intended to
send boy to take of the beast, and drive her
home after she had enjoyed herself for an hour or
two, but, upon reflection he thought that upon q
spot where there had been many military dis
plays and warlke exhibitions, q co,o-herd might
not feel much at home.
The Horny SENTINEL, published Mt Conwaybo.
ro' s. O., is very credtabe paper; nicely print
ed and judiciously edited. Mr.. 8. F. MCMILLAN is
the proprietor. The second number was issued
July 20. We hope it will meet with success.
80
DEATH OF DIR. WILLIAM A. CARRIyaToN-We
note with regret, in she Richmond papers, the
death of DIR. WM A. CARR1NGToN lato Director OF
Confederate Hospitals in Virginia. He died on
tuesday last, Mt his residence, Ridgeway, in
Charlotte county, Va, in the thirty seventh year
of his age.
FIRE AT CIIo MARLBORO DISTRICT, 8. Con
Saturday, 18th inst, about A. NJ, fire was dis
covered in Mr.. JAsrEs McRAE's storehouse. It had
then already made such headway, that it was
found impossible to check it. House and entire
stock of goods total loss The fire is supposed
to have been tho work of an incendiary; circum-
stances having since transpired which lead to the
belief that the store was first robbed and then
fired.
SENSIBLE CoNDUCT.-The Darlington ,Soutlerner
brirgs the following interesting piece Of intelli-
gence:
Two brothers, soldiers from this district. and
married men, fell at their post OF duty i'm the late
war Their wives and little children saw before
the war, however, two old bachelor brothers of
the heroic deceased have sacrificed the charms of
"s1ngle blessedness," to a sense of duty and mar
ried the widows. In the place of suffering and
despondency there Is now food and protection and
contentment These true-hearted old fellows saw.
1t was our duty to take care of tho families of onr
poor brothers, and we knew no better way of 40
dong. The English Parliament could scarcely
reiuse TO make an exception of such case and
declare these marriages valid. The example is
worthy OF all commendation AMI imitation.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
Auction Sales This DIV

MLLIGAN, MELCHERs T. Co. will sell this t1ay Mt the
wharf foot OF Yendue Raj ge, ut afpast O'Clock
yawl boat. in CT mplete order with sails. oars, &c.
r. NJ MARsHAL will sell this day, at his sales ROOM
No. 3s Broad street. at II O'Clock, lots the town
OF Aiken also, thoroughbred mare; also, handsome
parlor set of rosewood furniture chairs teteaete Ice
house, mirrors. &C.
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MEn HANT TAILoR.-The card Of Mr. JAMES McCon-
MICK, ~ho has established himself the wel.known
stand No. IS Broadstreet appears issue Of til
m rning, and as this gentle nau among us from
Wilmington with tie strongest recommendations, we
would bespeak for him a liberal patronage from our
citizens.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-07-23

MR. VoGLER, No. 10S Market street, has received
Hd'pers Magazine for August. Also receives
daily large assortment of New York dailies;
always has the latest weeklies, English, French
German, Spanish and Italian. Agent for Belle
htstisches Journal und Rrirminal zietunq.
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E. E. BEDFoRD.-It viii be perceived, by a notice in
our columns. that this gentleman fully empowered to
act as agent for the firm Of wM 8. ConwIN Co.. OF No.
spo oadway, New York. and to transact oil affairs
connected with the large business of this celebrated
house.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-07-23

FINE LIoUons-P. O. KERR1aAN dealer in foreign and
domestic liquors, ales, wines. bttsrs &C. at No. 80
Market street. offers for sale choice selection of the
ABOVE articles as may be seen by his advertisement
published In another column. and at such low prices
for cash as to make 1t an induceent to all in want to
pay him visit
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SALE OF FARMs-We would call the attention of pur.
chasers to the sale of two arms Aiken advertised by
r. NJ MARSHALL to be sold by him this day. at II
O'Clock As this sale will be positive persons in want of
such property had better attend
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More Cheap Goods
AT THE
CHARLESTON HOUSE,
STOLL, WEBB & co.

THE SUBSCRIBERS RESPECTFULLY
inform their friends and customers that
they have this day MARKED DOWN the
remainder of their SUMNER STOCK at
and below cost. We are also now re-
ceiving large assortment of GOODS
adapted to Merchants and PIar ters'
trade, which has just been purchased
in New York, by one of the ii m, at the
lowest Cash prices, and will be sold at
small advance.
coNsIsr1Sa IN FART OF:
case 1o4 BLEAoHED sHEETINa at 81 per yard
case 10 4 BIeached sheeting, Super
case ga and Ca Pillow Cotton
1 case 34 Longcloh, Is and 20 cents
l case 7-s LonRcloth, 20 and "a conts by pieco
1 case A Longcloth S3 to 20 cents by piece
bales moro of those super English Longcoths,
cheap
Irish Linens at all prices
Z, 8 and 1o-4 Beached Table D,masks at low prices
Bird Eye and Russia Diapers in variety
Linen Sheetings. all widths
Pillow inens all widths
Damask Napkins and Doyltes in variety
Linen Lawns
Super 8, 10, IL and 1G-i Domask Cloths
10 and 114 Marseies Quits, superior quality at ss
and $40.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-07-23

In THESE piping times of peace one is apt to be at.
tract by advertisement III anothe. column headed
Peasl Peasl Peas which will be und to enansle from
the well known house of r. ARNoLD & Co., No. 2l9
Meeting street. corner OF Juhu where thew ep con.
stanty OH han and for sale low eery variety Of feed
for animals, and which will be delivered free of charge
in any part of the city.
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LARGEST CIRCULATION In THE STATE.
LARGEST CIRCULATION IN THE CITY.
LOCAL MATTERS.


WE ARE indebted to the Southern Express Com
pany for late papers from all parts OF tho coun-
try,
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Furniture, &c., Of a Family about leauinq d
city.

Furniture, &C., Of a Family about leavinq The
city.
oh "EDNEsDAY 26th inst, will he sold at No. @ South
49, Bay Battery. at 10 O'Clock
ine FohN1luRE. &C., contained iu said house.
CONSISTING
Mohar sofas, Tete-a Tetes. Mohair Chairs and Rock
ors Cane Seat Chairs and Arinchairs amask Obnira
I Mohnir Ottomans, Marble TIP Bureaus with Glasses,
Marble Top WASH stands Marble Ton Centre and pier
Tables handsome Mirrors, Brussels Cnru.t Red ana
White Mating, nearly (9o yards,; Mahogany Once
IaOts Mahogany FIR nch Bedstead. NJ hopa1y Red
stead and Spring Mattress Mahogany Wardrobe Exen-
Sion Table, Wnat-Nots, Towel Racks Fixtures Hat
Rack, 5ook Rack Bosters, Pill ,ws, Kerosene Lamns
Crockery, 9asswart. SIdeboard, Cupboard, Coolt Ing
stove and Fixtures, Kitchen Furniture Heavy Silver
plated Spoons, Ice Cream Churns,
SO,
FRAME. complete, for an Ice Cream Garden with
laoes aud Benches; 2 cor of Fire Wood split and
mention w
Conditions cash, aud articles to be removed ,mne.
ulately July %
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Merchants Hotel, ,oih its entire Stock of Furniture
and FIXTURES.
- VIM. GURNEY, Auctfoneer.
@ MIL I,p sell at Public Auction. the premises, on
under foreclosure Of mortgage,
The TWO YEARS UNtXPIRED LEASE, and the en-.
tire STICK OF Furniture and Fixtures, together with the
Good VIII and Licenses of tho MERCHANTS HOTEL,
situated ut the corner Of King and Society streets,
This Hotel is now in full operation contains about rs
rooms, and has 90 boarders; Mt ell hours
during the day by making application at the Office,
ierns cash. July 81
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B. HESLIN

B. HESLIN
HAS REMOVED FROM NO 4O6 KING-SrREET
IL corner burns Lane, to No. Oil East Bay-street
OF potite tho New Custom House, where he will open
TINS day, with new stock of ALE5, WINES AND
LIQUORS OF the first quail y and be happy TO acc mia
friends and the public generally,
FREE LUNCH every day from IL to / o'clock.
July 23 g
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-07-23

PANKNINs HErATIc BIITEns.-In this desperate hot
weather. no organ OF the human machinery gets ofteuer
out OF order. and consequently, qnres greater use
OF remedies than the liver ling this effect
OF the heat. and especa ly in Southern climate Dr.
PANKN1N has concocted his Hepac Biters which are
panecea for all diseases of Il organ Jauudice bilious
fever and dyspepsia oil vanish before /, like evil spirits
at the dawn of day.
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1Obacco TObacco
BY LtURr.Y & A,EX,nDER
TOMORROW, Path instant will be solh In orr stor.
80 l3 East Bay, opposite North Atlantic Wharf, at
20 hoxes TOBACCO. Sweet 10's, "Champion"
II boxes Tobacco, Sweet, los, "Gem of the Old Do
Conditions ca sh. J,1r n,
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ALARM OF FIRE.-The alarm of fro last night
about log O'Clock, was caused by the burning of
somo charcoal in pantry adjoining the millinery
store of Mrs. 8. J. CoTcIETr, in King, opposite
Hasel-strcet. The fire was soon extinguished on
the arrival OF tho engines, and no damage was
done except by the water. Both Mrs. CoTcHETr,
and Messrs. j. II. READ Co., who keep dry
and fancy goods store below, suffered from that
cause. Their loss, we understand, is fully covered
by insurance.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-07-23

MILLIGAN, NIELtIIERS & CO
Yendue Range ut ha f-past 10 O'clock '' ioo' vi
YAWL BOAT, 81 feet long, G feet beam with p,,.
Ra, oars rudder &C., IT, com pcte ordnr ii, nn
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-07-23

The Horny SENTINEL, published ut Conwaybo.
ro, s. O., is very creditable paper; nicely print
ed and judiciousy edited. Mr.. g. E. MCMILLAN is
the proprietor. The second number was issued
July 20. We hope it will meet with success.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-07-23
AUCTION SALES,
POSitiUe Sale of Fine InJ.; j., LII,

P0SHlue Sale Of Fine Lots in IjEoD
ny IL. NJ. MARS,iAIt
IN, Dhl, ISd INST, at III O'Clock, will bo sold before
serve "'H'u' re-
Two LOTS IN THE TOWN OF AIKEN-s.iJ lot. H.
in tho square formed by the following streets ito
bt vil,e Eugr field pcndleton, and nircIs arc acstD
nate Nos IL and II, n each co Nv Ibo %
Conditions cash Purchaser to lay for papers '''
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DEATH OF DIR. WILLIAM A. CARR1NoToN-Wc
note with regret, in .he Richmond papers, the
death of DIR. WIN. A DARLINGTON lato Director OF
Confederate Hospitals in Virginia. He died on
tuesday last, Mt his residence, Ridgeway, in
Charlotte county, Va, in the thirty-seventh year
of his age.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-07-23

r,,,, , BY IL. NJ. DhRSHsIL,
botorc n,W lSo instant, ut II O'clock will be sold
s, ono IdoKOUGH-BRtD MARE, w.rranted sound
die. -" 6ooo uhoeI tno sad
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first requisite in b rsness man: and we know Of no
school better wherein to practice mercantile VI rtne
than Mr. PELoTs Comm, rcIal Academy. In their ad
vertisement In to-day NEWS will be found an addition
o. inaucrment to enrol under Messrs rRLnr & sHRR.
FEsEEs banner. Double Entry ok-keeping, to the
uninitiated has always appeared prea myster, and &c
complicated as to discourage many took fright at the
cumorons mach merry required to cnndu Of hooks
In the Italian style" This is all done away with
The "Jourua is kicked out If the couutng.roono
and tho whole business greatly aim naed We hope the
inventors OF this new and improved .ys,em have taken
out either patent or cop, right 30 as to prohibit
others from reaping the fruit Of their g. C. Messrs p
8. .'s) labors.
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Etynnt Furniture
.,, BY IL. NJ. MAR ~IIhLL.,
10 DAY, 23d inst, nt II o'cl ck win be sold at nv
, saes roo III, No. - Broad stre,t,
LUXE, covered with Silk B-ocatel' tBraidl
,,,, cOSsIsIING OF:
ANN CHAIRS, Tetc-s-1 etc, ard 2 Chairs.
,o1 ,,or
article hoosE Mirrors Bureau, wiro safc and othor
,nY
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DURABLE reputation ia rarely made in doy; but
HuhPHHEys HOMEOPATHIC spEcIpIcs, having be. n for
ton years fore the pub TO- tr I'd by thou ands I'm
every part Of the country aud In every firm OF disease
have won fIr themse' o. name and pu'ation rare
acquired They are used "y the most Intelligent aud
apprecative in muhity praped by all for
their simplicity and etholeno in curing disease.
Address
HUhPHRRYs SPECIFIC HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINE Co.,
'.- no. 6b2 BrOauvay New York.
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BETH ELoHIM.-At meeting of this copgrega-
tion, yesterday morning, the Rev. NJ. H. MEYERS
was elected minister. Mr.. MEYERS WAS born in
London, where he also received his education.
During the past eight years he has been residing
IN Jamaica, and more recently he served q con.
gregation at Montgomery, Ala. We understand
that MIR. NJ. is q thorough scholar and an eloquent
preacher.
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-06-02
STATE NEWS,

DIsAPPrARED.-Mr.. Abraham Coed, blacksmith.
and residing near Rockdale in this county has been
missing 81 since zee last Las Giday noon. At the time
out to NAL some collections At eight o'clock Of the
same evening his horse caught at Wilson store
but the rider was nowhere to be found. When he
7St nc was d dressed in hi usual wk clothes lie
tached to bis family. It is red that he has been
fo1ly dealt tTith.-R2onsboro' O92 FcIigtr.
SALE OF A FARI.-Elsha Lewis ESQ hg. sold his
farm adiSIalng the town Of Havre de Grace called
sum of thirty thousand dollars, to John Dubois Of
Williamsport, Pa.-Hur3Ord american. ' "
SERIOUS OCOURRENCE.-We learn that on Wednes-
day evening, as Mr.. Ignatius Rutledge was descend
ing hill near his residence his horse took frSht
running Of with the buggy .nnd throwing MIN out,
lnIurlng him very seriously, if not dangerously
iaE CROPS IN HOWARD CoUNTY-We learn from
our friends in the county that the prospects for
wheat crop very discouraging and some saw tbet
not more than third of crop will be realized this
season. The grass and oat crop it is thought Will
be very poor.-HotUard County, Record ''
SUDDEN DEATH.-Mr. Archibald Whip. m AGED
gentleman residing on the mountain, about three
miles east of this place. died very suddenly on Sun
day night last he retired good health as usual
but put during ihe night Mrs. Whip heard him moaning
heavl and arose to get light but before she could
do so he had expired l'Olleg ReDisfer
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CITY COUNCEF.

FRIDAY, June J..
f1rst Brgach;-A qaorum Of members were pres
erT with JAS oung, Esq, President in the chair.
Inc President presented a remonstrance from All
Others on High and Exeter Streets against the Open
referred. SNo'''
A communication was received from the Marshal
OF Police asking that something be done to check
the influx OF paupers to this city from other portions
of the State
-, Il communication was received from the SaDitarv
PHYSICIANS. stating that they willing TO serve
gratuitOuSy. ~ N w
Mr, Lankford called up the resolution appropri,t-
ing g SbgoOt to extend the platform wharf on Jones
Falls; adopted.
The Branch then adjourned until Monday after
noon. '
Second BrGnck.-This Branch met at the usraI
hour Present. Daniel Harvey. Esq, President, and
4 quorum Of members. ~
Mr.. Nails presented petition from Geo E Shat
Ter and others, asking for additional compensotion
for enrolling children. Re and referred 10 the
committee on education. The same gentlemen caIIeS
up the resolution for placing a gas lamp at Jackson
square. Adopted. Also, the resolution to place gas
lamp on the corner Of Poppleton and Ramsey SIS,
Received from the First Branch resolution di
recung the Health Commissioner to enforce the ord-
nance prohibiting the existence of nuisances in pri
yate alleys Adopted.
Also, a resolution directing the City Commissioner
to repair Swami alley. Adopted.
Also, the resolution sppropriating $500 TO repair
Liberty road within the city limits. Adopted
, UPon motion OF Mr.. Moore, message was sent IN
the FIRST Branch. proposing that when the Council
adjourn on next Friday, 1t stands adjourned until
the lst Monday in September. Adjourned until
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-06-02
CITY NOTICES.

MIYING IETFLLIGESCE.-We would call the atten-
ton Of our readers to the San Francisco quotations
of Nevada Silver stocks. which came yesterday by
wire. The great advance in their prices is attracting
the attention Of almost every here. In the East
few persons can comprehend how a stock, that the
original subscription price but $40 per share
could gradually advance within twenty-fou months
of its organization to $4OO per share. and in one
weeks time still further advanced to 81 345 per share
and that in coin-this is the history of the 0phr Sill
yer Mining Company, of Nevada. Many others have
heen even more successful then this Company in fact
no siyer mining company fail to return immense
"lVldens to Its stockholders provided the mines
worried. Ihe original cost of these mines is but
small. Every discoyerer Of silver ledge becomes
the owner, provided nc does certain amount oF
work upon it to comply with the laws of the State
Most OF prOspectors poor persons and consequent
ly, after they have discovered silver ledge must call
in tho assistance Of capitalists in order that his mines
may be developed: this accounts for the formation
Of silver companies; and as these mines are de-
veoped, they almost in every instance turn ont
bullion IN such amounts that surpasses the expecta-
ton of the most sanguine stockholders consequently
the stocks rapidly appreciate in value the more the
mines are worked In this connection we would
call the attention of our readers to the Revenue Fx
tension Silver Mining Company. This Company has
Just received information from their Superintendent
that be has cut another very rich ledge far richer ho
'''''NSf
different and distinct silver mines that this Company
have now opened, from which they are now takipr
out large quantities Of immensely rich ore, besides
their tunnel is being pushed forward with the great
est rapdiy, cutting silver lodges almost every
ten to fifteen days. This Company's resources are
almost without bOunds-there is no estimating the
gmount of bullion that be taken from theirmorv
valuable mines The rush for the stock is so great
that the agent. Mr.. f. R. Sprague, No st. Paul
street, informs that the books are likely to be
closed at any moment This stock can be had at the
original price, $40 share provided application is
made at tho Office at once. A rare opportunity is
here offered every one to make profitable invest
ment.
MORE CRY IMPRov Mcssrs SeIdner 4
Kerr have lately reGtted and extended their clothing
and furnishing establishment on the southwest cor
ner of Baltimore and Frederick streets, in a yerv
handsome manner. Their stock occupies now the
entire first floor of Nos Il and 43 West Baltimore
street, and presents quite an elegant front They
have also supplied themselves with an entirely new
and fashionable assortment of clothing and gentle
mems furnishing goods, so that there is no doubt
that they will not only sustain their former patron
age, but also still increase their popularity.
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PROCEEDINGS 0F COURFs.

c.;.,su, O., FRIDAY. June l.
Maund, States Attorney, prosecuting -
VIM. Newshaw. Frank Toll and Alfred Jones lar
Sspng Cs nK Sbn SKINS etc. to the value Of $5 from
receiving stolen goods, the property of Chas Schann
also indicted Tor the reception Of sixty yards of cot
Poned; Thomas Carroll, Franklin Debelins and
Peter DebeinS, larceny Of iron from the Baltimore
and Qh3 Railroad Company, postponed. Margaret
S&ult, charged with keeping a bawdy house. fnsd
SlV ana costs Ernest Shutz, fined 800 and costs
ior violation OF city ordinance-appeal from Jus
klingmeyer, fined 3lOO and costs for violation of
city ordinance-appeal from Justice Pindell-c0p-
tinucd. j. X. Kne fined $40 and costs for voIatiG,,
OF health Ordinance-appealf from Justice c. p Mere
dith-judgment affirmed. H. j. Stradburg two an
peals; VIM. R. Norman, J. K. Griffith and r. s l.
Young violation of city ordinance relative to The,
speed OF steamboats, in the harbor for which a fne
oil 80 each was imposed by Justice Hiss Young's
case was continued Gritlth's reversed and Strand
9urg and Norman's affirmed. Thomas Hammil
fined 50 and costs for violation of city ordinance
relative to the markets-appeal from Justice Pin.
Adjourned to this morning.
United States District C0urt-Hon judge GiIes-
special session Of this court was held on yesterday
and the case of Captain John H. II. Bruce and first
mate Frederick Miller, Of the brig Urand charged
the first with a3saultng and beating John O'Brien
seaman on the brig, and the other beating 0 'BrieD
over the head with marlin spike, while on a voyage
to ST. Jago de Cuba from this port. They were each
adjudged guilty and fined $50 and costs
Circuit Court-Hon. Judge Alexander-Jobn n
Graiin vs. Catharne Carle and others: bill filed for
decree to set aside certain conveyances of properfv
mentioned in the proceedings and to sell the same to
satisfy debt of $500. --0 "
Theodore Cook vs. Joseph J. Cunningham: decree
passed for the sale of mortgaged property mentioned
IN the proceedings, and appointing John r. Quinn
trustee. " S
Tohn Crothervs, Lewis II. Robinson; decree passed
TOR the correction of erroneous descriptions of the
meets and bounds OF certain property conveyed and
mentioned in the proceedings.
Superior Cort-Hon. Judge Martin-Gregg &,
Hughes vs. Drakely Fenton; concluded and Jury
out. ''
Court Of Common Pleas-Ion Judge King.-NeIIv
Cassidy vs.. James Norman; appeal from Mckinley.
judgment reversed
James Tayl lor vs.. Hofereat; judment reversed
phia VS.. Quinton ". Ratclif appeal from Forester
judgment affirmed.
Benz. F. Horwitz VS.. Thos. c. Butler; appeal from
Wilson; on trial. N
Assignment 4 to 81 inclusive on appeal docket.