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FINANCIAL.

The Money market opened out as dull
rs ever. MOneyis easy, but owing to the
Cotton panic there is very little doing in
Financial circles. Good commercial
paper steady and easy at l09I2 per cent.
Gold opened yesterday in New York
at 274, showing a decline from Saturday
of two cents. Cotton has advanced in
Liverpool M penny, and the market is
more buOyant. Brokers here are buying
at 25925l, with very little offering, and
no home demand.
Silver inactive-buying at l59l7, with
no demand.
There was little more activity In Ex-
change than on Saturday, though some
Of the houses still found il necessary to
ship Currency. There are few Cotton
bills Offering. The rates remain I'M
changed.
Government Securities remain firm
and steady-but little doing in the mar
ket, as there is very little demand for
them. The Seven-thirty Treasury notes
are bought at l0l for the large, and I0l5
for the small denominations.
Time Bills on New York continued as
follows: Sixty-days, q discount; Thirty
DAYS, Ia; Twenty-days, Il Five-days, Z
Sieht I. Bills onNew Orleans are about
mel same as those on New York.
CITY Scrip rules quiet and steady with
very little demand-buying at s0995.
The market for Uncurrent Money Is
steady With rates unchanged. Inquiries
for Tennessee, Georgia and Louisiana
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IKE BALL LAST NIGHT.-The first
annual ball Of the Memphis branch Of
Iron Moulders International Union at
the Greenlaw operRhOUse last night was
a brilliant success and we cannot do
less than congratulate the mechanics Of
this city, not only on the grand turn out
Of their wives and daughters on this &C.
casion. but also on the chaste and admi-
rable manner in which they conducted
the evenings entertainment and plea
sure. Not the slightest incident occur
red 10 mar the ~sociability and courteous
interchange Of sentiment which charae-
terized The cheerful conversation Of the
evening; and as TO the dancing, although
it presented not the glitter and the grace
Of more fashionable circles, was yet in its
simplicity and strict modesty almost be-
witehing. The committee Of arrange
ments-Messrs. NJ. J. Pendergsst, N. c.
Costello, John Hygams, John Edgerly,
John E. Randle, James caYansIgh snd
John Trsiner-did their part remarkably
well; as also did the committee Of recap
tion-Nessrs. william Whitelaw, John
Kennedy and J. Wilson He&th-and the
floor managers-Messrs, ThOs. Sums
Geo. w. Rolfry, N. q. CortinO, Fra9k
Carney, T. R. Sanders, and John Edger-
". Indeed everything was carried on
splendidly with reference TO mutual n
joyment and an elevated standard Of
social psstime. Alderman ighe, ex-Presi-
dent Of the Memphis Moulders Union,
and J. B. SynnOtt, Esq, President Of the
United Trades Association, were present,
and, with the mayor, several aldermen
members Of the press and influential
citizens, passed a few pleasant hours
with the intelligent aud respectable
ladies and gentlemen who joined in the
ball. The supper was excellent, and
altogether We think the Iron Moulders Of
Memphis ought to be proud Of their first
fostivitV
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supply -.............-- -S3sy 576,0
Withdrawn for cenSumptn-G .6sSs5fS
Exported from warehouse. $3.50
Transported TO other ports. lS2,26g- S,597,79
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Banks, was fair, with light offerings
The sales are mostly confined to small
lots. Mississippi Cotton Money dull and
nominal, with n0inquiry.
The total receipts at the Sub-treasury
in New York on Friday Of last week
were SO, u.s. 36 90 total payments,
s., 69S, $50 II ; leaving a balance on hand
In Specie and Paper Money Of S94, 436,
3s3 So. Amount OF Gold Certificates is
sued 1896, 600. The receipts for duties al
the Customhouse were 1928, 20S 70, OF
which $57 900 were in Gold, and the bal
ance in Gold Certificates.
The business at the Office of the Assis-
tant Treasurer on Saturday last was as
follows Total receipts, s2,l92, 49S 20, OF
which 1886. 900 were for customs on ac-
countof loan, S2s5, 900; Coin Certificates,
1851 900 payments, 81 ,037, 5Si 78 bal
ance, S97, 591, $40 SO.
The total exports Of Specie from New
York for the week ending April q were
S117, S12 previously reported, S5,877,43
Total since January !, $500, 735 same
time In 1855. s., 2l2. 1924.
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The Latest vonuiatOrs al Francisco a Wig
Gins.
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RIVER MATTERS.
weather and nusIne.s.

with an occasional shower Of rain. The
river rose here l. inches during the last
As hours. The Ohio is falling at Pitts
burg, and rising at Cincinnati and
Evansville. There is plenty Of water on
the falls for boats. The Cumberland and
Tennessee are falling. The river at St
| Louis is still stationary, but still rising al
st. Joseph. White, Arkansas and st,
Francis rivers are bank full. Business
was dull, with nothing going up therfvel
and but very little going down.
Arrivals.
Steamer Alice Dean, Cincinnati.
% Melnotte, Cincinnati.
[" Princess, Arkansas river.
" Northwest, st. Francis river.
Marble City, st. Louis.
" Henry Ames, st. Louis.
" Ida Handy, st. Louis,
" Last Chance, st. Louis.
Ozark, st. Louis.
" Luminary, New Orleans.
Baltic, New Orleans,
{" Mary 4. Forsyth, New Orleans.
{" Friendship, New Orleans.
" G.. w. Garrett, New Orleans.
" Commercial, White river.
" Des Arc, Vicksburg.
g Morning Star, Louisville.
" Monsoon, New Orleans.
Departures.
Steamer st. Patrick, Vicksburg.
+" Melnotte, New Orleans.
" Henry Ames, New Orleans.
g Ida Handy, New Orleans.
" Marble City, st. Louis.
ID" Luminary, st. Louis.
4" Baltic, st. Louis.
4" Ozark, Little Rock.
" Last Chance, Little Rock.
" Friendship, Cincinnati,
" q. w. Garrett, Cincinnati.
/" Princess, st. Louis.
4" Monsoon, Cincinnati.
BOats I'm Port.
Alice Dean, Des Arc, Commercial,
Northwest, Morning star, Celeste, and
r NJ Bishon.
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in ro5bing the Harrison national bank. A. Ca.
diz, Ohio, we're overtaken near Lagrange. A
sharp rencOunier ensued. One burglar was
wounded three were captured, and one escaped.
sj0.O10 recovered.
81. LonIsf April 0--Flour moderately active.
s. Ta7 Is; dngie extra, s. 5Oag co: double ex-
ira, slz ESNl8; choice wheat stir, 81 82ka2 "a
corn lower. B39eSc; OGts, 43df6c.. uorlr steady.
So 90; bacon-elear sides advanced. IKE can-
vassed sugar enred hams, 2c.s lard Arm and I'M
changed.
LOUISVILLE April a0-Sales OF 100 hogsheads
OF tobacco. al d q; pork So lard. 90ila
pc; clear bacon sides, tSc; shoulders l8c: -four.
superfine 81 50ds7 IS, corn, G5al2c; oats, f7ci
cotton, low middlsnR BE.
NEW York, April O-Cottsn nrmer, but very
quiet 40 34c; flour dull and declined l0c; whisky
q ~ sugar.f steady at 1GLc-Ml2c f:
coffee, dull and nominally unchanged
molasses, nrm-Porto Riea, zoe money, easy
WAsHIE0TOs. April W.-House-The river
aud harbor bill has passed.
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LATE PAPERs.-We are under obliga-
tons to Emmons d Son, newsdealers
on Jefferson street. for late st. Louis,
Cincinnati and New York papers.
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COMMERCIAL.


Gotten.
Liverpool news came 10 hand that
made an entire change in the gloom with
which the market opened. News from
two vessels arrived. The first reported
dates 70 the 18th sales the previous day
1900 bales demand good Cotton adj
vanced ID United States Bonds adj
vaneed. Anew York dispatch at 1920
am. stated that Gold opened at "a (;
Cotton dull and nOmieal at 3A(gS2e.
Then came tidings Of the second steam
eris landing with Liverpool dates to the
18th, stating con the 18th 1900 bales
sold Cotton advanced Id. Anew York
II o'clock telegram followed "GOld %
Cotton market dull and nominal at
Sl@33e." A 4 o'clock New York dis
patch came mex 70 hand, and showed
that the market there was slowly and
sluggishly making up'' 70 the fact that
the Liverpool news meant some,hing-
it said "GOld Is ; Cotton In improved
demand choice 6rmer-32GS8c.n In
our market extremely few bales Changed
hands. The arrival Of the two new Nv
erpoOl quotations still further unsettled
prices that were far from settled Al the
opening Of the market consequently
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s2.74S,sss {, 34O,45 f4ySA,6S
The above is the foreign gold cost in
pounds sterling, aud represents the rela-
tive shipments TO ali tle pGFts Tor the
period stated.
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be summedup briefly thus: falling stead.
lily at st. Louis, more water In the shape
ofswells, coming, according to well au-
~thenteated reports; that the swells com
ing viii swell the river here, is not %
well authenticated abundance Of water
in all the upper rivers for every boat and
every cargo Cumberland falling rapidly
from a stage of30 feet, and will in a few
days have only 4 feet on the shoals. Red.
O1achita, Tennessee, White, Cumber-
land and Ohio have plenty of water in
them.'i
Liberal Reward
Aliberal reward will be paid By ThOs. Febers,
President Of Engineers Association, No. 20
Front street, up stairs, room'No. 8, ior Tie re-
covery ofthe body Of Johnny Graham. who
was lost OF bOaro the steamer Jas. Raymond in
an explosion on Tuesday morning, April 24th.
He Is about 8 feet 10 or II inches high. heavy
moustache, had on dark pants and spsekIed
calico Shirt; bad a gold ring on one OF his nm
hers- aprE-4t.
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The following table will how the value
Of Dry Goods imported, Withdrawn from
warehouse, and warehOused in New York
during the week ending Apfii 10;
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FRESH STRAwBERRrEs.-We saw yes
terday the first strawberries Of the sea-
son, but although very fond Of them,
they command ct present prices which
place them beyond the reach Of any but
an army contractor or a Baron Roths-
child-S2 being the sum demanded for a
moderately sized saucer full
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schWOOb'sl SehwOOb's! UnrfVaTed (!
SchWOob's celebrated French Restaurant, Nos.
ID and Is Adams street, opposite the Worshan
House, where gentlemen can find the best OF
accommodation, the best the Memphis, New
Orleans and Northern markets can afford.
Give him a call
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DRowNED.-At a late hour last night
we1earned that Mr.. w. W. Merrill, trav-
cling agent for the house Of c. F. Cham
berlin q Co. Of this city, had been
drowned in the Yallobusha river. The
time and manner Of the unfortunate Oc-
currenee We were unable To ascertain,
but learned that the body had been re-
anzrawaa
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With respect TO the extent of the next
crop in this country opinions differ, and
this uncertainty has its effect both upon
the domestic and foreign market.
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Total entered AZ the port ,.,,..,,,.-, s. SSfiaf7
As compared with the corresponding
week last year, this shows an increase of
So36,l9 in the amount thrown on the
market, and an increase Of S9l0, 797 in
the total entered at this pqst,
Imports of Cotton into Great Britain.
The following statement of the i'm
ports Of Cotton into the United Kingdom
during January and February, in this
and the two previous years, calculated
in hundred weights, shows tie immense
increase Of receipts from this country,
and the general sources of supply. From
British India it win be observed that the
reneipts are LARGELY ON the nnraasa
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HoNon 10 rHE coNrEDERArE DEAD.

=
MExPH ms, Monday, April 90. 1855.
The committee appointed to solicit
Subscriptions to procure a monument to
commemorate Ghe Confederate dead, met
pursuant to call at the residence Of Mrs.
n. c. Galloway, on Court street. The
meeting was very large and enthusiastic
and the following plan was adopted for
the purpose Of giving ali those willing to
assist in this glorious undertaking an
opportunity to subscribe To divide the
city into wards and districts, and appoint
committees Of ladies to canvass the pri-
vate residences, and Of gentlemen TO can
vass the business portion Of the cry. The
following ladies were appointed to can
yass the differeHt portions Of the city and
suburbs:
o q FIRST \ SECOND
Miss Martha FItus. Mis- Annie owIkes,
Ms Jennie Mitchell Miss Jessie Porter
Miss Bette Lamb.
FOB The Third WAKD.
Prom Washington street 70 Court squarel
Mis- Lsnule Pickett. Miss Mary Park,
Mis- Kate Mageveny, Miss Annie Taylor.
FoR THE F0UETH WARD.
lFrom Court square to Monroe street,
Mis- ride even Miss SaIie Walker.
xis Eina Wood Miss Lou Trout
FoR rHE FIFTH WARD
lFrom Monroe street 70 Bsslel,
Miss Fannse MoBoy. Miss Emma Frazier,
Miss GeOugteG reeniaw, Miss Maria Hoist
Miss Anna Seabro0k, Mis- 49, Irwin.
F0E Ms * WARD.
(From Beale 10 Sonth stnaetl.
Mss Belle Cameron. Miss Florence xxx,
FOR THE EyESTH WARD.
Miss Emma Carroll, Miss Matte Martin,
Mss A Talbot. Miss KATE F~arnegworth.
Mis- Matte Bradford, Mis- Rosa Ward,
Miss shal berger, M& Bnnkley.
FoR The EIGHTH wAKB.
Miss MoIie Noble. Ma John Page,
Mrs. Monsarratt Ms Fsssiaore,
MB. b Babb.
Mis- Bette Martin. Mrs John L. safharaus.
Mis- Emma Henderson, Mn. John DanbuTy.
o n SUBURBS.
Miss Josie Gholsoa, Miss White,
Mis- salis Ford, Miss AverE
Mss Mary Whesney, MIS- Bette Zoe,
Mo TiIiie L~onsdsie, Mrs. spence Lamb.
The following gentlemen were sp-
pointed 70 canvass the business portion
Of the city:
SOUTH o. MADISON srREEr.
". b Miller, Col. William Taylor
l d. N. GnoSyenor. A. Naccar0,
David Alex Shepherd, J. Frank,
j. H. Bowen, e. H Judah,
NORTH or MADISON STREET.
Capt J. Barbour, Capt. v. sneeds
n. mageyeney, W. O. Lonanos
| Col. J. W. Dawson. u Panfa.
i. D. Greenlaw.
After ~transactlng the above business
and receiving q large amount Of money
on subscriptions, the meeting adjourned
until Tuesday next the sth inst, at 4
/ O'Clock pm, to meet at the residence Of
Mrs. N. c. Galloway.
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NAY FESTIVAL AT HERNANDO.-Ihe
extensive arrangements made by the
good citizens Of fernando for the tour
uament and concerto cons OF to-
morrow-gives every assurance Of q
highly enjoyable Jae; and the Miss
sippi and Tennessee railroad company,
with a very eommendable regard for
uublic convenience, have kindly con-
sented 70 run q special train, to leave
this city 1t $50 am, and return, after
the concert in the evening. By tai ar
rangement visitors can enjoy both the
tournament and concert and return to
the city the same day. Tickets for the
concert and for the railroad excursion,
going and returning, can be had at the
store Of Messrs. Blelock & Co, and ON
nibuses viii call for passengers by leav-
ing their names al the livery stable Of
Ness. Reck, No. 5 Jefferson street
The concert is given for a most benevO-
lent purpose, and we trust the citizens Of
Memphis will respond literally by very
generally attending the festival
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RuLRoAD INTELLIGENcR.--The roads
are again open through to New Orleans.
Trains leave at 4:S0 pm. as usual.
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The stock on the LIST Of November was Sl4.5S3,-
IS. 50 that the increase In four months is about
fifteen and a half million dollars.
The following statement shows the
total shipment of textile fabrics from the
United Kingdom of Great Britain and
Ireland to the United States, during each
Of the last three years. 1t will be seen
that the shipments were valued in Gold,
at thirteen million pounds sterling in
1865, against eight and a half million in
1864, and eight m~illioniin 1868. The fcl-
lowing are the particulars
Shipments from the United Kingdom to the
United States.
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REcoRDER's COURT.-In this. tribunal
Recorder J. c. Creighton presiding, the
business transacted was as follows; ThOs
Co-des, Jackson Porter, ThOs. Barker.
and Owen Connels for drunkenness
fined S. each Thomas Fay, John Riley.
Moses Ryan, G. W. Potter and John Led
wick. for drunkenness, S. 50 each R.
Brock, for keeping open after hours, S.
David Baum, for FAST riding, discharged
Tim Murray, discharged Geo. Shelton
John Conk and James CrOgaa, for mis-
demeanor, ST each; Benz. Todd, fol
misdsmeanor, sIl 81; Jacob Ladner and
Chris. Smith, for misdemeanor, 81 q
each; n. r ChenOworthi BOb't Ander'
on sad Dech & Smock, for selling on
Ievee. 81 each; Carrie Aldrich, nui.
sance. Sg
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THE BALL AT THE GAYOsO.-On
Thursday evening, the Sd Of May, there
will be given at the Gayoso hotel, q ball,
in aid Of the fund to assist the MANNED
Confederate soldiers who suffered in the
late war, and surely there is no southern
heart that will not ckeerfully respond to
the appeal thus made, in behalf Of the
gallant but unfortunate victims Of the
casualties Of battle. When we see one
Of these manned heroes bereft by the
event Of the war Of any provision, from
the ~overthrown government he sup
ported, and without other resources than
may be extended by the individual be-
nevOIenee Of the more fortunate Of his
e0mpatriots, We feel that no sacrifice
within our power is too great to suecor
one who so surely has deserved well Of
his countrymen and, recreant indeed
must be the man, born under the same
sunny skies, who can witness the
pstient endurance Of these noble
veterans without a heart overlooking
with sympathetic emotion, and the earn
est desire 70 alleviate suffering resulting
from conduct so eminently p~raiseworthy
and heroic. The entertainment, under
the auspices of the gentlemen whose
names are a guarantee that the ar
rangements in every department viii
be unexceptionable, viii doubtless prove
exceedingly agreeable, and the supper
afford every delicacy Of the season but
the object is 50 worthy, and appeals 80
forcibly and directly to the feelings Of
our people, that we are sure the pleasure
Of the occasion viii be a very secondary
consideration.
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REcoRDER's WEEKLY REPeRT.-We
are indebted to W. B. Cotton, Esq, as
sistsnt recorder, for the following, num-
Der Of cases tried: In the weekending on.
Saturday AprnSs, seventy-nine; amount
Of fines collected and paid into the city
traasurr $50
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LOCAL MATTERS.

Mr. 6 ". rrueheart is our authorized
asen; 70 extend the circulation OF Tie APPEAL
ana receive subscription and advertising sorthe
sane In WeS1 Tennessee and North Mississippi
We oespesk IN his behalf the kind attentions
and eourissies OF our patrons and friends. and
hope they WI render him any assistance in
their P1Fsr 10 promote the object OF his
NISSAN
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Mons JOSEPH ETcHEvARNE's GAR-
DEN@Just below Fort Pickering, we
have n Of the most beautifully ar
ranged and extensive flower gardens in
the south west, and ladies or gentlemen
visiting Mons Etchevarne's floral do
minicns win be certain to experience the
gracssul reception a polite Frenchman
always so well knows how To nfar-
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lOf Wlal lo-4as
81. o. Rowe vs.. Joseph Broder.
100. y. j. Elliott, eNr- vs. A O bhultL
no. &. AS. Richards ". Joseph Snow.
mo-. T. Guile Va Dr.. Perkins
llOl. P. Waldrar ". A Eeatty.
iG Ar1s smith " n NJ Apperson q Co.
ma. u n th1lum ~ p. q. Meath
40 Or. z H.rwig vs. Fnel q sutton
lJ5. Thos. h. brgwn vs. Wm- OHem.
lFl "a. Il Wooa ". Taos Brown
i65I. Geo. j. Campbeu vs. Mn& Lucy P. James
Us Aug. Hitzfeld vs. I. sIllman et a.
1gg2. ~ Duncan vs.. Tool Philips a erode
ia Al Hsynts vs.. Copeland a EdmOndS
So Jane u HAMS vs. Pete hNle%
Ze. l. s Burr a Co. W sarah hynne
81 George Arnold " Mar A. shaw.
-. IL. Beuhi & Co. vs.. j. Bor0.
Nf L. Casey va Bobt DeuhardL.
So. g. W. Mccoy Va Jemez OdeM
81 p. y. Frame W. Margaret Mcmahon
so A. Beer, vs. A Ihomey
So j.. A. Wl1Rns vs. & hins 81 al
sa Joln Welsh VI W. Alderman.
81 LFnDeny vs. Eizz5eth weber.
SIS samuel scott w. WI QHem-
ssa "a ~ Roath vs.. H. McMArTy.
81 LIppe & Pierce Vs MlAs&DQ
~ J. P Murphy yE Mm- oHeTns
~ nj h snrdam - 4. y. Heisfand
-. Waitsnburg. Bush 4 Go. vs. Hook Ehla-
80 Dr. n RerNig ". Fuel a snften.
as Thomas Nelson " william oheaL
s& Pal AcCarty " c. d. Hart, et al
aQ Kit Bond va b Matthews
siA Finlay RObb " ". II Carver.
qiT. 4. 7. Iarman Vs. Powers
"a ANS Fisher Va NJ j. Wright
ga n D-ovenstein Co. Va Wolcott a swa-
~ z wbitnav - J. G. owen.
ga FAg Heekle vs. j. Roberts.
~ n n Hensdale vs.. ID. SOLOMON.
$50. J. B. Archer ". y. Block.
$50 Memphis d st. Louis Packet Co. VI. z r,
az JoSS h Wsfsee Va J. D Wimberlv.
go William Kelly va Memphis and 81 Louis
81 Wanda Cooper Va George Cooper.
sd wallace a Eagcn - p. ~ winters
"a Il Z. Kirkland vs.. r. 81 HaWley AGO.
81 Rice A HadiEan Va samuel Sculzer.
"a John p. Mckinney Va Charles lindsey.
af 4. Kahn vs.. M- Blessing
0f u LElvier W ID. saxon
a. JOIN r. Mckinney 4 Co. Va Nelson &
-. sams vs. n ]. Wright.
- same vs. =. W. Bynum.
SO San vs.. McCanahan a Dill
Crfmfaal Court. No business wa
transacted in this court yesterday. The
toIsowing calender Of cases win be dis
posed Of this week;
TUESDAY, kE.
r.nas donovan larceuy.
- Thomas, passing counts.1eH money
- - UfIiiaEns and Henry buntt, larceny
wrDSEsDAY. NAY %,
,sz phi Willisms meS1sh
49, Zoe Williams AreNDf
TUESDAY. HAr 81.
= cotton and u LeEep' larceny,
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LEGAL INTELUGENCE-CO Common Lar
Cour-The list Of cases set for trial yes
terday was partially disposed Of by the
trial Of a number Of causes by jury and
the dismissal or continuance Of Others.
The case Of Kyaus vs.. Pollock occupied a
considerable portion Of the morning.
His honor Judge Smith issued his fat
for a writ Of injunction on a bill nled II
the chancery court by Judge T. w.
Brown, counsel for J. d. Heating, Esq
enjoining the sale Of the ovaTton Hotel
which was advertised to take place at II
o'clock yesterday morning
The following is the calendar OF cases