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ImF lSsUKANCF The superiutoudyut
OF public institution, no; distance han
dred mile. from the capitol, stated in city
saloon some DAYS ago that he Was we'll
pleased With the idea OF lie insurance. he
had effected an Insurance on his own life ;
and said he I've a notion OF getting the
lives OF all under my charge insured. Ii
would bc "a good thing VIZ there haze
been ssaru deaths is bC ls,1tis,wCu, s.1CC
TOOK charge of e." With such bin Of NOR
tality as that he might hope for profits
PM whnt would tho bic ineurcrs saNl
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THE FIRE YESTERDAY MORNING. The
fire which broke ont on South Market street,
little below Broad, to which we referred
Yesterday morning, partially consumed the
grocery store q two story frame building,
OF r. s. Lester, agent Of the Lebanon -four
mills The fire engines were on hand in
lime 10 prevent the total conilagration OF
the premises As il was the loss sustained
will hardly reach over 5000
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A resolution has been adopted by both
boards Of the City Council, looking 20 the
appointment Of a committee to investigate
and report as to the propriety Of laying
the Nicolson pavement on Church street.
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RIsroRI AND MAGGIE MrTcFELL.-
Madame Ristori attended the New Orleans
Varieties the other evening, where Maggie
Mitchell is playing. She repeatedly aP-
plauded the little commedienne in very
emphatic manner Ii is to be hoped that
both the Madame and Maggie will be in
duccd 20 visit Nashville this season.
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REcoEDrRs COURT FE8EyARY 81
Several were up charged with being dis
orderly. but the proof not sustaining the
charge. they were dismissed Several
others paid costs. Two clever Young gen
tlenen were required 10 @ fork ovcr. ttty
dollars and casls each, deposit the corPo-
ration was much IN need oh
Willis House, iur riding with a prosii'
tuto. was fined $40 and costs; and Mitch
Shute. for the same odeusc, met with the
same penalty
Ed GalhaLan for being drank paid :
aud costs
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BROKE HIS ARN.-A man named VIM.
Eaton, an employee on the Chattanooga
road. had his arm broken at the Chatts-
nooga depot yesterday morning. While
endeayoring TO get on a train when the
cars we're being coupled, he fell somewhat
violently ON the rocks, resulting iu the ac-
cident mentioned. APhysician was prompt
ly sent for. who did all that could be ct
iected in the way of setting and dressing
the broken limb
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For Evansville, louisville and Gin
cinnRii.
INHE SPLENDID SIDE-WHEEL ~,
i Passenger Steamer. REBECCA, slk55EAtA9
SAM'L P. HILDRETH, Master. r. l. -
WISE Clerk. will leave for above and interme-
date ports on THU RSDAY, the 2Sth instant. al
10 o'clock A. N.
For Freight or Passage apply on board, or to
C0RBEFT 4 BOYD,
Al and 40 Front street
or HARRISON & SONS,
feb212t or W. A. PEBBLES, Agents.
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BEFORE SQUIRE WmKINsoN.-W. K.
Singleton, yesterday, had Robert Bradford,
a colored man. arrested for stealing a coat,
vest, etc. The prisoner was sent to jail,
and will be tried to-day.
w NJ. Reynolds charged by A. A. o.
Kane with stealing goods to the amount Of
S25, was discharged, the evidence being
insufficient TO convict
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RIVER NEWS.


ARRIVED.
Feb. <27.-Leonora, Evansville.
Nashville, Cairo.
Anna White, St Louis.
DEPARTED.
A. Baker, WATERFORD.
Fanny Brandeis, do.
Anna White, St. Louis.
Rebeoca, CINCINNATI.
The river is falling, with eighteen feet
water on Harpeth Shoals. The weather
yesterday during the greater part of the
day was fair and pleasant Towards even
ing it clouded up and betokened rain.
The Nashville came in last night from
Cairo, and will leaves abont P. NJ to-day
The Rebecca, advertised to leave to-day,
got ont all her freight yesterday, and having
nothing to detain her left last night for
Cincinnati
The Rowena ia the next boat from Gin
cinnati
The Palestine did not get of from Louis
vile yesterday.
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Drs. Calender & Buist,

MAXWELL HOUSE No "a.
,NoEt door 90 Masonic Hail.
fsb9 -am CHuRCH STREET.
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CHILDREN and infant shoes, of the finest
quality and largest assortment, at the Nash
Vile Shoe Store, No a North College St.
ieh2l-lm NJ. MORGANSTERN.
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PERsoNAT.-Mr. Paul Hoffman, late
local editor Of the Stats Ze'hmq has gone
into the mercantile business. Happy man,
accept our congratulations. Sound sleep
o'nights is now before you.
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JUDGE LAWRENCE, Of the Bureau, left
for Murfreesboro yesterday evening, for
the purpose Of investigating a case lately
brought to the attention Of General Carlin.
Il is alleged that q white lady in the place
retains in her service a young colored girl,
against the will and wishes Of the mother
Of said girl, who at last has made com
plant TO the Bureau authorities, and hence
the investigation.
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GENERAL MARKETS.

NASHVILLE, Feb. p, P. NJ
CoTToN.-The market was very dull to-
day, and although the adyices at noon and
later from New York were unfavorable
there was no disposition manifested by buy
ers to take the chances, preferring gener-
ally to wait and see what would turn up.
The sales amounted to only "a bales, as fol-
lows: II at 25sc; at 254c; at 25c; 10
at 25c; Is at 25!c; 8 at 23@ 2jBc; 4 at 23ci
10 at 25(a253c; 5 at l9c per b.
Bales
RecetX ed y
Shipped .....-...-............ .
CoRN.-Eeceipts continue large, amount
ing to-day to 1880 sacks. Sales at ga CSC
delivered at depot
OATs-75a soc per bushel, and in good
supply.
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GEORGIA
,antral Railroad Banker
WING. TOREY co.

Corner Union and Cherry ST., Opposite
Bank of Tennessee, BANKERS, and
Dealers i'm Gold. silver, Govern
ment Stocks. Compound Interest
Notes. Land Warrants and Southern
Bank Notes,
CHASING PRICES THIS NATE
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THos. S. MARB, Pres't. L. G. TARBOx, Cash.
NATIONAL SAVINGS COMPANY,

Corner Union and College Streets
The following the rates paid for unCurrent
money. These quotations liable to fuctuate, but
may be depended sufficient length Of time fer
remttances to be received by mail express, il for
warded without delay.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

Gold was unsettled and higher in New
York yesterday, having opened at 1891 !;
was 1885 at 1870; advanced to l404 at l +;
was l4OI at 1880, and closed at 1898 at
P. NJ. Brokers here were paying l37 and
holding at l3e.
Government securities were quoted in
New York Yesterday as follows
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Engine and Boiler for Sale

GOOD STATIONARY ENGINE AND
n Tubular Boiler for sale, Al moderate price
ooh Ia hrst~rzte order. Ihcy are Of sufficient
uower 70 drive a Halll Can be seen. and terms
earned. cn application st this Office. decS-t
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LAnIF- Gue cloth Congress gaiter..
Ladic- inc glove Md Cougr,r7 gaiters.
Ladief glove Kid aud morocco balm
Ladic- glove kid and morcc1 side lace
al the Nashville Shoe Store, No "A NOrtl
College street NJ MoRGANsuaN.
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RoAD-The Louisville and Nashville rail
road is extending itself in the shape o
branches in all directions. The latest pro
posed extension is branch from Louis
Vile to Richmond, Kentucky. At a meet
ing of the directors of the road the follow
ing propositions to the people Of the coun-
ties through which the road is 10 pass were
made:
First-The Louisville and Nashville
Railroad Company will build and stock a
branch railroad, connecting with the Leba-
non Branch extension at or near Stanford,
/ UiG Lancaster or neighborhood, to Rich
mond, Madison county, which shall be the
terminous of the road.
Second-The said railroad to be built as
a branch of the Louisville and Nashville
railroad.
Third-The people of Madison, Garrard
and Lincoln counties, TO furnish seven hun
dred and fifty Thousand dollars in cash, and
to provide free of all charge, the right OF
way, including lands for depots and sta
tions.
Fourth--After the completion of the
road to Richmond, and the cars running
the Louisville and Nashville Railroad
Company will issue stock in their company
for the S750,000 (seven hundred and fifty
thousand dollars), which shall be entitled
as other in the company, to all dividends
| declared after six months from said COM
| pletion cf said branch railroad
Fifth-The company will open said
| branch railroad for business in eighteen
months from the time of breaking
ground, provided the money Is furnished
as fast as required for the work
Sixth-This proposition to be open fol
acceptance sixty days from this date.
There is very little doubt but that the
proposition will be accepted.
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Selling out AT New York Cost.
To close business, we are positively closing
out At New York cost prices our stock of Fine
Groceries, Wines, Brandies, Havana and Do
nestle Cigars. PANDOLFINI & RIyA,
ianl0 l. North Cherry street
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THE RELGioUs REvIvAL.-It is crafty
ing to be able 10 state that the religious
interest which first manifested itself IN the
First Presbyterian church, is alive in that
congregation, and much good is being done
daily. In the McKendree church and the
First Cumberland Presbyterian church
meetings are still held every evening, and
large congregations are always found in at
tendance. In the latter church, Rev. Mr.
Ransom is assisting the pastor in conduct
ing these special services Rev. G. A.
Davis, Of Memphis, a very effective
preacher, is expected this week, and NAV
probably remain here while the religious
interest lasts
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DEATH or GASuaA.-This noted racer
and brood mare, one Of the worthiest Of the
progeny of Sir Archy and Pacific, died at
the stables at Belle Meade, near this city,
the residence Of her.owner General W. q.
Harding, on the 24th of February. She
Was in her 3lst year. Gamma, in her
prime, was one Of the gamest and most
beautiful race animals that ever graced the
surf Of Tennessee. Her lineage was pure
and high, and while on the course she vim
dictated il, both in speed and bottom, in
many well contested fields. Her greatest
triumph was in a four mile race with the
great Wagner. She has borne several
colts that have won renown, and preserved
even to her advanced age the fire and ac-
ton which was her Characteristic. This
State has produced but few equals to her,
and neverhad her superior But her noble
career is finished, and she sleeps beneath
the sod that holds the once lustv limbs of
Priam, Highlander, and Childe Harold.
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10 MHfrN or not 10 MHrry Why
Not? Serious Reflections for Young Men, in
Essays Of the Howard Association, on the Physi-
clog cal Errors Abuses and Diseases induced by
ignorance of Natures Laws in the first age of
man. Sent in sealed letter envelopes, free of
charge, Address. DIR. J. SKILLN HoUGHToN,
Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pa.
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ApELPm THEATRE--Our American
Cou-in-Miss. Laura Kcene.
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NOTICE.

All. PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS
n against the estate Of Wm l. Drake, dc
ceased. will present them, properly autheuti-
Gated. as prescribed hy law, OF they will be for
ever barred
fabai 4tw. J f. DRAKE, Admir-
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A man in Detsoit ADVERTISE for q part
ner in the nursery business Ifhe wants a
wife, why hasn't he the msnliness TO say so2
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gents, boys and youths custom-made
peged and sewed boots and CATERS, at the
Nashville Shoe Store, a North College
street. NJ. MoBgANsrERN.
ieh24 I'm
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You can buy the best quality IF Cumber-
land Coal Of J. G. Roach. at g. 50 per load az
bushels.) delivered, No. p North Cherry street.
two doors from the Maxwell House
-feb2i-tf
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TBE only place to get a superior quality
Of cu.tom-made boots and shoes, is at the
Nashville Shoe Store No.74 North College
S., cheaT for cash. NJ. MoRGAESTERE.
feb24- IA
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For the last time-Our American Cousin
Tonight at the Adelphi.
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Miss. Laura Keene at the Adelphi
Theatre.
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MNRRIEB

On che '5,h inst, By Rev. Mr.. Ellis. 4. +. Nc
CLAM, Esl- of Lebanon, 20 Harry STUART,
daughter OF Alex Mackenzie. Nashville
on Wednesday. 9Th inst, az the residence IF
the brides father. by Rev. joseph Alexander
Mr. PRESTON G PEJcE. Of Nashville and Miss
MARGAbEr b. BEorHFgs. OF Rutherford county.
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An eligible front portion Of an Office on Church
street, in the Maxwell House, can be obtained
by applying at this office, or at No. 70 Church
street, next door to the Masonic Hall febl If
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Bachelors Hair Dye.-This splendid
Hair Dye is the best in the world. The only
rue and perfect Dye-Harmless, Reliable In
Simultaneous. No disappointment No ridicu-
lous tints Natural Black OF Brown Remedies
the i'll effects of Bad Dies. Invgorates the hair,
leaving it soft and beautiful The genuine is
signed William 4. B1fche2or. All others are
mere limitations, and should be avoided. Sold
by ali Druggists and Perfumers Factory 81
Barclay street. New York. [deo29-ly
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tn e CITY
THFRE will be a meeting Of both boards
Of the CITY Council this evening.

It's saidtbat Gen. Grant will visit Mem
nhis next week.
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ROARDING.

Il small family, may be had by applying at No.
a summer street, a few doors South 0i Church
fgbiF-2w
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JUsr received, the largest and best Sc
lected stock Of custom made shoes, Of all
grades, at the Nashville Shoe Store, No "A
North College street, cheaper than ever.
ieb24-lm NJ. MORGANsTFRE.
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For Cairo, st. Louis, Memphis and

W NFtNHWf ~ NstEEsIHs NHVIII IlaNIN WIIU
New Orleans.
TIME SPLENDID PASSENGER ~,
i Steamer NASHVILLE, WILEY sIls4LLtss
SIMMs, Master, JOHNNY HARPER. -
Clerk, viii leave as above on THURSDAY, the
18th inst. at o'clock p. N.
For Freight or Passage apply on board, or to
C0RBETT 4 BOYD, Agents,
Al and ~ Front street.
W. A. PEBBLES, or
feb27-2t HARRISON & SONS, Agents.
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TWINEs ONLY

ESTABLISH HE'D Isf5.
James p Trsvers, az BeeImaH IT, n. h
TWINFS FOR GRAIN. COFFEE. SALT
and Guano Sacks. Cotton Bales. Ham Bays
Wrapping, Writing, New, Book aud Sand
PRper PAPER Han-inEs. Seine and Gilling Nets.
Fly Nets Spindle Banding and Loom Cords. To
bacco. Wool and Hop Irvine; Mattras5, Iuit-
iug Stitching. Broom, Binding Sewing, Sail,
and all other TWiue7.
Twines for Hardware. Dr. Goods, GrOcers.
Druggists. Ship Chambers, Book Binders. Paper
and Broom Makers. Stationers. Uph0lsteI ers.
Fishermen. Weavers. and All other Traders.
and Out Lines Sample can be seen and orders
eft with .. EWING 4 CO, Nashville, Tenn.
lan1J-4t0aw-sat
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THE undersigned having just returned
from the East, takes pleasure to inform the
public in general that he has replenishad
bis store with the most carefully selected
stock Of custom-made boots and shoes,
which he will sell low for cash.
NJ. MoRGANsTERN,
Nashville Shoe Store, No. "A North Col
lege street. feb24-lm
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The BRENTWOOD ARSON CAsE.-The
investigation of the charge of arson against
Robert and w. B. Cunningham and S. G.
Chalk, made by Mr.. Lloyd, of Brentwood,
has not yet closed. 1t was continued yes
terday before 'Squires Patterson, Brien,
and Cassety in the Circuit Court room at
the courthouse. The evidence on the part
of the prosecution was circumstantial, the
strongest witness being the prosecutor him
self, who testified that he was awakened at
the time his barn was burning-last Satur-
day morning-by negro; that he cried fire.
aud called for assistance His neighbOrE
generally came, but the accused did not
until the fire was nearly out. He had seen
them together Friday night and watched
them. One of the prisoners had threatened
to kill him and burn his house. Other
Witnesses testified to a bad state of feeling
between two of the prisoners and Lloyd,
growing out of rivalry in business. There
was no direct evidence, however, TO show
that the prisoners were guilty.
After the examination Of the witnesses
was concluded, Ed. Baxter Esq, addressed
the court on behalf the prosecutor, and Mr..
Farris in defense. The argument will be
continued this afternoon at 2 o'clock, Col.
Hill and H. +. Jones, Esq, having yet to
speak
The court is hearing the cause with the
utmost patience, and the friends Of ali par
tiea may rest assured that Justice will be
rendered according to the law and the
testimony"
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TO CODsumPtiVes.-The Advertiser. hay
ing been restored to health in few weeks. by a
very simple remedy after having suffered several
years with a severe lung affection, ami that
dread disease, Consumgtion-is anxious to make
known to his fellow sufferers the means of cure.
To all who desire it. he will send copy Of the
prescription used, free Of charged, with the di-
rections forpreparing and using the same which
they will find a SURF CURE FOR CONSUMPTION.
ASTHMA. BRuyCBTIs, Sc. The only object of
the advertiser in sending the Prescription, is to
benefit the afflicted and spread information
which he conceiyes to be invaluable; and hopes
every sufferer will try this remedy. as it will cost
them nothing, and may prove a blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription, will please
address Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg, Kings county, New York
Oct23-ly
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The greatest variety and the best quality
of custom-made shoes, consisting of Ladies
and Misses glove kid Congress CATERS ane
balmoral shoes, and side lace, can be had
at the Nashville Shoe Store, No. "A North
College street, at low prices.
feb24-lm NJ. MORGANsTFRN.
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BRONCHITIS. From Mr.. Z. IL. Gardner
Principal of the Rutgers Female Institute
New York, MAY IA, 1858: Il have been
afflicted with bronchitis during the past
winter, aud found no relief until found
your rrochcs Browns Bronchial
Trochcs,' or Cough Lozenges, give prompt
relief in caIghs, colds, sud throat diseases,
and are for safe throughout the United
State and most foreign countries.
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For Rent.

DY DECREE Is CHANCERE. ~ TIE CASE
d Of Jn0 " . ~ alker ~. the shrun oi DaFid4s-
county and Others i 4m directed % rent Tor the
year 1877 the following property. w.
The Store House now occupied b. NJ rs D.
b. Cheaiham a Co
The Store Hou-e ou Churrh street occupied b.
Mezsrr Hamilton Green. And Store Room
Lsfsrsen the tWs houses 1b0ve neutianeI
Those wishipg % rent viii GAIA on me 40 h. l..
Iheatham s. Coz. corner ~ Church ami College.
deo5-u iB.I nj. WOODS. Trustee.
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Books and Stationery,

Newspapers and Magazines, for sale by Jno,
York, 30 Union 81. Jan Ism
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1867-06-01
Court Proceedings.

Olive L. Wilson VS.. F. NJ Wilson, Divorce. Decree
granted, custody of child given to Pltf.
John c. Pierce VS., Nancy N. Pierce, Divorce Cause
Adultry. Decree granted
Wesley Edwards VS.. Phillips s Smith civil action
Settled.
I'm the matter of the Methodist Church of Ssybrook
Sale confirmed and Deed ordered.
Harvey F. Taft Vs. Lord Lcdbetter, ct al. Sale con
irmed and dS,d ordered.
John johnson VS.. John B. Johnson civil action Set
tied by Arbitration.
Leonard Kie Jesse Pyle, Error Judgt of Justice
reversed Judg't VS.. Pyle.
Lyman A. Marvin vs.. Gilbert Turner, Jury Trial
Jude't against Deft. for $240
Mining & Hoadley VS.. H. F. Leonard, civil action.
Judg't for S36, "a.
Aaron Hubbard Jas. Osborn, civil Action, Jadgt
for 346,15
$e7l493.
Ohio vs, Chester Ford. Judg't $4,000 .
Ohio vs. Gilbert Turner Cutting Timber, noAe en-
Emma Bail by her Guardien VS.. John H. Bogrand
Settled.
Ohio VS.. William Collier obstruction R. R, Track
-Alzada Wheeler VS.. Ho mer Wheeler Divorce decree
granted Defendent to retake maiden name,
C Il. Cowden vs., William Taylor, civil action. Set
tied.
John Horton vs. c. E. Curtiss, Error Judg't of Jus.
Graves & Ryan VS. G. River Oil Co. Dismissed.
Byron Judd VS.. Edwin l.. Ames, Civil action Judgt
for $660.31.
-Curtiss Nc Mutt VS.. Blake Blake jury trial Set
tied.
"A Il. Wright vs. Chas. NJ. Howard ct a. civil action
Judg't for $5SS,55.
Harriet n. lyman VS.. JAS lyman Divorce cause
willful absence Divorce granted.
James. H. Biakely VS.. A K. Fifeld, civil action, Set
tied.
David Curtiss Lester Turner Jury Trial. Judgt
for Plf $3.50.