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McGarey's Cotton Seed Planter,
HOME MANUFACTURE.
THE CHEAPEST AND BEST ONLY SOS.

1T HAS BEEN PRACTICALLY TESTED,
Il and is fnlly guaranteed 20 do The work AZ well
IN ALL respects AZ IL usually done by hand.
IL makes the furrow, drops and covers the
seed AZ the rate Of from eight 10 twelve acres
per day, with but one horse or mule 10 draw IL,
and a hand 10 Euideit and keep Il supplied with
seed.
The seed Is taken from the hopper byrotatina
fingers, which separate the seed and distribute
them EVENLY in the furrOw.
II is'ss simple and complete in its consiruc-
ton that Il cannot By any possibility eleg OF
become feul, or fail to deposit the seed regu-
larry.
ii Is fully indorsed By experienced GOTTEN
growers, and recommended as n good and prac-
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selling readily. wherever introduced. 20 prBmi-
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our orders viii show.
II has importaHt adrantaees over machines
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ton.
IL has an open seed box, and tho sesd IN the
view Of the driver, o. that be will not be liable
10 miss b. letting IL run out Of seed
Iii easy 70 handle and guide on the ridge
whether straight or carved.
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with elcan orfoul seFI.
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The Price of a Kiss.

AT the late Bazaar in Paris in aid oil
the Polish refugees, one of the stalls was
kent up by the well known Italian
Duchess Colonna, equally famed for her
beauty and grace, and for her charming
statuary. which she exhibits under the
nseudonym of Marcello." A rich Rus
sian Count, one of the Duchess respect
full admirers, having approached her
stall, the Duchess pointed out to him
various tempting objects, when the Count
slipped into the lady hand little billet,
containing these words: should like
to kiss the hand of Marcello. The
Duchess, having glanced at the note,
replied with smile, " | will convey
your message to Marcello, Count; but
must warn you, from what know of the
personage, that if the favor be granted,
YOU will have to buy it very deal"
duchess" replied the Count, VI
count upon your good offices. No price
would seem to me too dear for such a
privilege"
VERY WE'LL" returned the Duchess,
"come back in ten minutes and you
shall have your answer.
The Count bowed and retired; and, at
the expiration of the ten minutes, again
presented himself at the Duchess stall.
"There is your answer, Monsieur lie
Comte," said the lady handing to him an
elegant little note, written on highly
psrfumed rose-colored paper, and con-
tanning these words; "Marcello con-
sents. on condition NJ. lie Comte R
pays down FIVE hundred francs for the
destitute Poles" No sooner had the
gallant old fellow received his answer
than he drew forth from his pocket book
bank note for the amount specified,
and, having deposited kiss on the fair
hand held out by the delighted Marcello
withdrew with the air Of man fully sat
L. 1o.ua,n
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BE NOT DECEIVED.

DRADER, II YOU HAVE HAD THE SAD
Ii, misfortune 10 contract the aceursed dis
ease, known as venerial, 10 any form, you can
be cured Il care not in what stage u may pre-
sent itself, whether primary, secondary or ter
tiaryl, without taking one solitary Grain OF
medisne. After ten years Of close investiga,
ten and practical experience, l am convinced
that internal treatment, for the purpose Of eff
fecting permanent cure o. syphilitlc diseases
il useless. and, that in large proportion OF
cases il absolutely does more harm than good.
While under ny nethed Of external Inediea-
cation. which Is pleasant and agreeable 70 the
patient, / defy competition with any other
methed kuown 10 the medical profession, for
speedy and permanent ssfe,-.Which Euarantee
In All sases In making this important fact
EnoEn To- the pnblls, wish to state that ] am
a regular practitioner q medicine that ! am
a graduate Of the Medical Department OF the
University Of Louisville, Ky, aud that my
method oil treating these diseases has cost years
OF deep study and close observation.
All diseases Of the Ear and Eye treated upon
| the nest improved uethcdS.
OFPiCR-ks, IS Monroe street, between
Main and Seesnd. : lol
Respectfuily, u. VI MClNlfll. VI. ".
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Is published every Saturday. at
PAMELA. MISS,
BY M. 5. WARD * CO..

A ND OFFERS SUPERIOR INDUCE
n ments % advertiser Wis desirr ~ sernre
the trade Of North Mississippi, which l. airnost
exclusively transacted With Mcnnbis ne
ceuniry in which TIE STAR cAiedy circulate
dium. ana tbs adrantaFe viii not b. under
rated ~ shreud business men. Two driir
trains fruIs Memphis arrive and derart rs-S
ieI.s, sltlng ~ ne taehiies necesEart for the
81 cquntry thai tradcs With Memphis
hddressi N. $. WARD 4 Co.
i4-eu4 Pamela, Misa
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THE CORINTH WEEKLY NEWS,
PUBLISHED EVERY sATURDY BY
MILLIGAN BROS. & VESEY.
At Corinth, Mississippi.

VNHE CORINTH WEEKLY NEWS Is NOW
L in its second volume, and is the largest and
probably the most widely circulated newspa-
road advantages Of COrinth have enabled tho
proprietors ofthe News to extend its circulation
in all the neighboring towns in Mississippi,
Tennessee and Alabama. It's advertising col
umns, therefore, present peculiar advantages
TO merchants and Others who desire 10 extend
their business in that direction.
Mr.. TIIOS. A. BLAIR, No. Is Union street,
Memphis, will receive the favOrs of business
men who wish 10 solicit trade through he col.
um,is Of the Weekly News eOd-69
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THE OXFORD FALCON,
8. M. THOMPSON. Proprietor.
OXFORD, MISS.

THIS PAPER is PUBLISHED IN A
/ wealthy and populOus section Of country.
the University town Of Mississippi. at which
place is located the United States District Court
Tor the Northern District Of Mississippi.
To the business men Of Memphis would re-
opectfully offer the columns Of the FALCON as
municate to the citizens Of Lafayette and sd-
Joining counties.
RATES OF ADVERTISING.-Per square
Of ten lines or less, 81 30 for the first insertion,
Special notices % cents per line.
The usual deduction win be made on month
IL and yearly advertisements leod-6l
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A Household Necessity.
ONLY TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS!

rrHE STAR SHUTTLE SEWING MA
/ chine. An entirely new inventioH-gnilke
GHy other Seeing Machine ia the World; PAT
ENTED 1857. II uses f,so threads. and makes
Stitch alike on both siSes, that iViH not rip or
,nraptL 1t combines simplicity, durability
and beauty. It as large a. other frst-cla.s
machines. A child car learn to work It. II
will do every variety Of family sewing and tail
orinR, 1t will sew from the faest game 70
leather. In srder TO introduce the Star Shuttle
SeloinO Machine into every household in the
land. we propose to. furniso: them ssmplete.
with one shuttle, six bosbins, fall set Of
needles, oil can. ssrew-driyer, directie.s' etc..
stc., at the unprecedented price Of only TnTs-
Fire Doliars. on receipt Of which we will box
free Of expense), and ship 70 any address
294 Second street, Memphis, Tenn.
|, n. Beach Mashine warranted for i've
years. Persons who order Machines and End
that they are otherwise than repr' seHted, san
return them and get their money back.
AGENTS WANTED.
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DIR. C. SPIEGEL.

GRADUATE OF THE BEST MEDICAL
" schools q Europe and the United States,
and nembefof the principal medical societies
in the those countries, has practiced medicine
In Memphis for the last thirteen years, and
continues to offer his professional services TO
the public, in the treatment Of all forms OF dis
eass upon the NEST improved European meth
eds. Ny vast collections of rare medicines and
surgical instruments, with lifelong expe-
Renee in their administration and use, warrants
me in claiming a superiority ever the more or
ainary method Of treating diseases, such as
Cancer and tunors vi every description,
whist l cure by Constitutional treat
msnt exclusively, no eperatien per
Ear and Skin. Consumption and Bronchitis
Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Scrofula, Syphilis,
Structure, elect. Gravel, Piles, Dropsy, Fistula
in ans in short all Chronis diseases, giving
especial attention to Female Diseases OF
evsry description. an always ready At ALI
times to consult with hrst-class Physicians.
either By letter or in person, upon oil diseases
pertaining to Medicine and surgery. Medicine
sent by express TO all parts Of the world, when
desired
OFFiCB-No, SO, south side Monroe, be-
tween Main aud Second streets, Memphis.
Residences, No. 25e Uni0u street. OF
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
WANTED.

NIRRoANTILEs AGENTS INiiENkRY
MI town containing any business houses,
fhroughout Kentucky, Tennessee and Southern
Indiana. Men acquainted with the merchants
of their county preferred, as the canvass VIII be
among the business community almest excln-
haSdsome sum BY = few DAYS work. For fur
thcr particulars address, with stamp, =
NV L. p. WA1.KER \ co.
Louisville, Ky.
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REAL ESTATE LOTTERY.
GRAND LOTTERY SCHEME!
Lands, Stocks, Town Lots.
Regular Monthly Meetings mt
q" Hernnndo. Miss. All
THE FIRST IN July.

VNHE FOLLOWING DESCRIBED PROP
Il. erty will DO distributed among Ticket
holders OF the
SOUTHERN ASYLUM.
Aftor the first Drawing others will occur each
month. All Agents for tho sale Of Tickets
must give bond and security. i'
Persons who would dispose Of good lands, at
low cash rates, should address Gen. FRANK
U. ARMSTRONG;, Memphis, Tenn.
All property must be assessed by disintcr-
ested parties. IL net done, IL will not be in
eluded in any scheme, and will be stricken
from this. -iN'
At each drawing the quantity and value of
lands distributed are oqualiEad TO the number
of tickets sold, as provided in tho charter.
Managers Of the corporation can hold no
tickets. L ta. il ~ q
Ten per cent. Of its profits, under the oath Of
the President and Managers, must 20 TO the
construction and maintenance of the Asylum
for Widows and Orphans.
The profits of tho company consist in the diff
ference between the cash and time valuations
ofproperty, as provided in their charter.
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NOR CHIELs. FEVER AND AGUE AND
Neuralgia. use the BLOOD MAKERS;
and for Hair Dressing. especially for the toilet
nothing better than the COMP. GLYOEhl NE
HAIR TONIC. Try them, they are all what
they purport to be. Prepared only at
GOODYEAR'S, s
70 40 second street.
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DIR. O. 3. PRoPHITT's
f r M "A l. Il II o n L @ 1,

WITH ITS ASSOCIATES. A SAFE AND
w certain remedy for all durable diseases to
which females alone are liable; all of the differ
ent arrangements of MenstruatiOn, Whites,
Abortions, Female or Seminal Weakness, Pro-
lapsus, etc, etc. tat
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ALLEN HOUSE,
Cor. Washington and Second SITS.
ALLEN BOYS AT THE DESK.

FIRST CLASS HOTEL Is. OURS.
"A CHARGES are moderate. No trouble or ex-
pense shall be spared to
MAKE ALL COMFORTABLE,
and all for s. 50 per day. or ten dollars per
week Also, have a number Of fine rooms suit
able for families fitted 10 order.
1873 ". ALLEN. Proprietor.
DYVIRTUE AIDED OF TRUST EX-
ID eeuted te mf By D. c. Crsss On the 18th day
OF Nay. 1850. 70 sesurs the payment Of three
certaiu prsmisd0rv notcs named therein,
the baiasee o. taid notes reuainitE un paid
amsuntinr t. about $500 viii, for the say
msst 81 sid balasse. o. Thursday, the 9Th day
81 Nay. 1897. 10 front Of the art house. in
the Greeniav BnildinF In the city q lemphisi
between the hours 81 10 sHd " an proceed
10 sell 70 the highest bidder, the following de-
rorfbed real estafs, io-Nits Two lots or tracts
IN Land one confusing 4 q 100 acres, the
other 8 2l-leo aerss. BEING parts q certain
isIl as-e trasi lying On ths Pigeon RooFi plank
road. sasi. aud near the city u MeInpliss and
~ ore pa icularly describes Deed q IrEat
rrs.rufed hy A. III. Dourlasi q james G. Jones,
.irloi June s1ih. IS ", and rec 7ried 10 the keE-
fsfar'r once 81 Shcluy souuty. Tenn. Book Mo-
q narf ~. pages 81 D. 90. Terms Of "a e.
Cab. Title believed T. be Sod, bus esnFey
Is s1'' = JOIN ROBERTSON. Trustee.
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"fVELYR THINKS A YEAR.r

THE GREAfgOUTH WES TERN NAGA-
i aiHe = rcpis'e rifA flriiiigg sioriss, adFeE-
fIrss. scicHfinc ka0urlsdgc apa pa tJnqf 81 ~
rrlrf ~ IA Hfirs-llrculuies ~ ftoNs1a1 ccifcf
80 r6-ff. S1ecirrn nEutsrr 0HlF o. csrfs.
Tgrriv sui.rrripfio1s 81, esf re bhaI ond
~ DIBBLE pablisLeg.
Ioaisriils. -.
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Ladies, Discard luxurious PaddingS.
MADAM JUMEL'S MAMMARIEL BALM
nj and faien. Breast Elevators develop the
form physislogiciilF. Depot S3 Canal street,
New York. Send staHp ~ Singular. Sold a.
Druerists and ladies' furhishinE store.
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NEW BATHS! NEW BATHS!!
COLD, WARN, PLUNGE AND SHOWER,
HENRY g. HAKTPE'S,
Barber and Hair Dresser,
No. III Poplar Street,

Bet Main and Front sts., opp. overtOn Hotel.
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CUBSCRIBE FOR TIE PUBLIC LEDGER,
- which l. the CHEAPEST daily publiihcd
IN the state Of Tennessee.
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MAKE ALL COMFORTABLE

FIRST CLASS HOTEL rs OURS.
a Charges are moderate. No trouble or ex-
pense shall be spared 70
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state ana CITY Printers.
- Job Work At Memphis prices. q
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been made as to the size Of the orange crops here
and on the rivor.. The..season was unfavorable
last year for fruits Of I'LL kinds, yet now that the
crops have boon gathered 1t is found that thoy
were undcrcstinated. From Walson's Grove near
picolata, ninety thousand were sold. This year
there is every prospect that there will be more
fruit than before since the great frost Of 1885.
The trees are perfectly loaded with blossoms, many
Of them looking like immense bouquet. One or
OF the largest groves in the vicinity Of the city
will, if the season continues favorable, bear be-
tween one and two hundred thousand. OF course
it is yet impossible to make an approximate es-
innate, but tho crop, provided we have no severe
FROST will surpass, by fur, any that we have had
for years.
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clTY-.:ADVER1IsEMEN;TS.=

s.:e y .fs NOTICE. .s.;p- b; q .3
fFT5acE a5a,as q GIEKK s OF coUNcu. Z: THE FOLLOWING
Plies for the year published for ihe infoma3an
g Pers99s selling Goods by sample otherwise who are
e y os tnis oty. Al such persons hereby
y dollars on every hundred dollars all goods
otherwtsb' 't Sci,:t,l m. - r g SIsnr 1HrPie o1
March g. ...ES. s-s 4~ s3., Cierl oe. Hn,,,,
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CHI A RI ES TON.
THURSDAY MORNING, MARCH Il, 1857.
POLITICS In EUROPE.

A i 4r . a
If We had time or temper to profit by the expert
ences of Others there are two questions now exer-
csing tho political intellect Of Europe which would
deserve especial study at the hands Of the Impe-
=. oensress which governs us. The first is the
1.e1orm question in England; and we cannot iBas
oe 81 the English people in treat
ing this subject and the course pursued by our
more reckless law-makers. The problem they are
trying to solve is far less perious one than that
which our statesmen have decided. They have
simply to determine to what extent they shall e1-
tend the franchise to people OF thesame race blood
| and breeding, whose exclusion has hitherto been
an exclusion from participation in the technical
operations Of Legislation, rather than exclusion
from real influence upon the politics OF the coun-
try;-for most Of those who would be allowed to
vote under Reform Bill have for years, ON nearly
al the great political questions of the day exerted
decisive influence, although not through the bal
lot-box. And yet, with what cention Parliament
and the country proceeds how carefully they look
at the consequences, and strive to adjust the de-
tails of measure which, even in moderate de-
gree, varies the political strength Of the classes
which make up the wealth and intelligence Of the
English constituency The speech, of Mr.. GLAD
STONE, which we publish this morning, shows the
spirit IN which these men act and differ on uues-
tions like these. y, =. ::;-'.!
The other European question is the restitution
to Hungary of its ancient Constitution. We all
recolleet the declaration Of Hungarian independ-
ence-the secession Of Hungary from Austria. We
all remember the gallant struggle and the final de-
feat. We can all read the history, Of the naughty
domination which the conqueror exercised; and
we have lived to see how Austria has learned that
even an absolute, government can find justice a
wiser policy than force. .,.,s;3
During the adninist1 alton Of soHwARznsBEaa
the Austrian Government maintained, like the ex-
treme Republicans Of the United States, the doc
trine that recovered BY force, in q ciyi,
war, is thenceforth held BY the mere right Of CON
quest, and that the ownership is discharged Of an
constitutional incunDls neea. This simple and il
tel6gible theory prevailed until the Italian war
mede = nMecessaryto M apply to Hungary for active
SuHpo1e.HGs g .i., g
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iii: CETKlTS SyES-M0NTHIY.R p ET111, 1s--- -
S:.. a & AFFIQE OFaTHE CITY !AsaEssOR. : q N
rromru,n -; fCrrE HALL. March H. Ig67 =. ( r
UYtcE t,et * = AEREBY GIVEN. 70 ALL coNcERHED
ny past In compliance With the Tax Osdnsnt rstsnaT
pn 2Sh aay Of December 1866 must BE- rnade On or
oc.o1e sae 4otn Instant.
:. Mach i Is sti 81. ssS;s Citg s.eas,
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i, SINCE tue passage, Of the Civil RchtSs Bill
there have been reported three hundred sIsd saven-
ty-hse murders and five hundred and afty-sir tnt.
~ AZ 1ne So9th
AZ are duly a9thenticated t.. tie pas;aee @
no Iass ac ne M number Of such acts wa certans
great zeal IN having the law enforced" so
FMS Pairagraph We copy From The Rdts Aasehe
dfenton N We were somewhat surprised Is
md md: 80 moderate an aggtegate We nave baan 3
me nabat Of getting nour Radical views fom In
=. where we rsad only few days as6. that
me number % Of murdered freedmen IN. f6e RaIStb
s1nce the surrender was 5000, This soi1ndsa praat
neaf better; and when We come to c6isiid dear Il n,
sae haoical point of view, we must ,contasait "a
!ust % easy to say 5000 S75 Tt would BE- IA aasv
20 produce the former number Of iewal axrthent;:
cased caaes as the latter. In the eyidanca pivan
Oe1ore the Congressional Committee by tha Da.
pastnent Comman dets no such records wsrIa 1r}
oucedi and when the President Waa inferrnorssfsa ~
IN reference to the rumored failure III
cases q the execution of; the Civ Mehta Act "a,
could md only three cases where there wera oo14
reasons for doubling that the law hai beeni5 i5 6ro.
erly executed. 9. y.Ei.s 81 IA: 49, " -
NOV, We submit this is not gfair Afaar3a la III.
oeen proven, 1T is not gentlemanly nor =,
dissregard such exposure and reitarata fha ISsa.
nood' There must be AN. end; ;aas :aone t5rnaor
other, of such causeless crininatinn: ana y,a an-
eest that this is % very good time to 1naka
ne.cenent The South Is now in 80,
period OF trial has just Opened Iorher. IS 4. t,;-
much for Us to ask our Northern frie1isIa ,t,s,;
VII not help they should at least aista5 49,,
Wanton1y adding to our zaiHfor yVf
fuuy commend this suggestion ia fheis ool
III,
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- RtEsroa, g. c.. February IS Is67As " ~
* hALED LEY, DIRoP0sAIs WILL BE KECEIVED By TEE
nnaefs1gned until the 18th OF March, for furnia,no
FIHEi S1AIEEN HUNDRED FEET OF THREE-iNCH DO1RTT$
47sAIlsA- -OAkaTANNED LEATHER, DOUBLE CoppEF
Av41AlO f1HE HOSE warranted to stand orA hunare5
winter preazure to the sIsre
.cn u Ivy 1eef secacns at much per foot and M
standard. s?S9 -. = = - I y w NeW 4oSk
Also for KoUR sHrTs OF! BEST RUBBER sUc11oys
oe length each Of eet with sy1fveI frass
n9t and bsss 18 inches long to scraw on and
Q. sucaons OF 30 much per FOOT basketa and bIt er
S8es OF sncsons ~ number Of trouds to ne ins1 fnr
tho butts Will be furntshed. II NXTHAN''o An
-keotuary 70 limo .4 Chief Fire Departmeats
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LARGEST CIRCULATIoN.-The DAILY
News publishes the Official LAST Of Let
tcrs remaining IN the Posto6fce at the end
Of each aoeek, agreeaJly to the tol1oa0ing
section of the Ncao Posto6ice Lao, as the
newspaper having the largest circulation IN
the City Of Charleston: .et
SECTION be it further enacted, That Lists Of let
tors remaining uncaed for in any Postofhce In any city,
town or village, where newrpaper shal be printed,
shall hereafter be published only in tho newspaper
which, being published weekly oftener shall have the
largest circulation within range OF delivery of the said
Office. 'a .- sra ..gs.H 5f 8Ge'
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;. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.:

%4ESf 0EETor
"A II, Il AI,TAVERN-KEEPERs, AND PERSONS + PET1T e9Sr;
% Sxecuted their bonds and taken out the rar
70 they have license to sau viii he -
inst aAttot aAon1ay, 9Th
lose Eno nave arc hereby notified to ava tba
% observe thts notice also be reported ser
"A Mach MSHe,'aentaoned dnae; let III WI SMITH 4
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LEGAL INTELLIGENCE.

Court OF Quarter SeSsIOns-Judge Peirce.-
commonwealth vs.. Stevenson, Walker, Farson, and
Davis In this case the Commonwealth th closed the
examination OF witnesses and the defense, offering
no testimony, by which they were entitled to the
opening and conclusion of the argument began the
address to the jury.
The arguments have not yet closed.
Court of Common PleRs-Judge Lud-
low.-Fumer & Co vs.. Robert Brewer. In this case,
before reported, the jurors were Withdrawn and the
case was continued.
h ndreW Watson VS. Jonathan Dodge. An action
TO recover for work and labor done and material
furnished. Verdict for plaintiff S210.
James 5. Keen VS. The Franklin Fire Insurance
Company An action to recover the premium on
an insurance policy. On trial.
supreme COurt-Chief Justice Wood ward, ana
Judges Thompson, Read, and Agnew.-The follow
ing cases were argued
Carr vs.. Carr,
Rlehe's appeal.
Telegraph Company W.. Super. Non pros.
SupremeCOurtatN NisI Prtus-Judge StronO
Charles BOrbrdge VS.. Philip Herst. An action to
tecoveI damages for malicious words spoken. II
alleged that defendant called plaintiff thlet.