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silver s,poans and Forks.
Napkin Rings, Dessert Knives, Pie Knivcs Frn Knve9
Soup and Gravy Ladies, &C.. Tor sale By GEO Q. ALLEN
AIS Broadway, one door below Canal street
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A. Sti5 per Thousand, ,Enyeiope.. stns ton
aud Ann sts. JAMES W. OBRI2S % Nassau street.
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The Very Highest Prize. tho Gees 81 the
Legion Of Honor conferred tho q the
GROVER 4 BAKER SEWING MACHINES tho Expo
stition universee Paris, 1851
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EUROPEAN MARINE NEWS.

SOUTHAMPTON Nov. SIS p. M.-The steamship New
York Captain Ernst, from New York tho 24th OF
October arrived hero Of O'Clock this afternoon
route 20 Bremen.
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A--Tbe Married Womau,e Private Medicri
Ccmpanion. Nv Dr. A. N. MAURfVkAU. protects every
lady from medical pfetcudcrs and lmpostofs Price 81
10 Liberty street Or sent by NAL
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A ulcssiur ia Lndies.-A Lady Writcss por.
tucuese Fcmale Pills relieved Ia day without
ven Iepcc, ike magic. Price s. DIT A. NJ MAURICEAU,
oflce l29 Liberty street, or sent by mall
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Expo.iiion. Paris,

.A.-IniycrsnI Expo-iiion., Paris. 1867.
STEINWAY d SONS triumphant having been AWard60
the grand gold medal for American Grand square and
U,rga Pianos, by the unanimous verdict OF the Inter-
national jury This medal is distinctly classned first in
merit all other American exhbitors and over
all the celebrated nsnuinctircrs o. Europe
warerooms Nos LOO and III East Fourteenth srsc New
Yurk
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Torrey,s Patent Weather strips ExcludS
wind dust, rain. Warrant~d hvs years DcpW -
Maiden lano, New York.
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.Dr. ". G. Perry, Dermatologtsf, 80 BEND
hair and premature also mo!cs lwcns warts,
frecklcs, coraedones (back unnatural
led no aud pmpes, eruptions the Face
parts the body No charge for consultAtD Send Zoe
,r~,.lar
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Beautiful Hair :. Many Ysnrs in f, Ghes a "a.
experiments have resulted IN pcrfIenz CHEW ALLIE
LIFE FOR THE HAIR an unrivallcd hatrdrcssing whch
mparts life and increased nutrfmcn to hair. prevent
inr badness ana nrpsng its progress when concuced
producing principle which its color depcnt and
thus gray hair original color and youthfu
beauty and will stop its falling out at once. sold by An
SARAH A. CHKVALIER. II
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Dnmaac 20 thc WclInnd Canal.

IHURAID, ONTARIO, NOV ., I5bI.
The schooner Morrimac carried away gates OF lock
No q OF the wolIand Canal this morning. Navigation
will be interrupted for two or three days
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Al ~ per Rcam. Note Paper, Blnnk BOOK
between Fulton and Ann Streets old Herald
Buildings. JAMES ". O'BRiEN, W Nassau street
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AZ Everdeips Card Depot, 3O2 BrOndwuys
Wedding Notes. Cards Monograns. French Note Fspess
lntqz Ely
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The CoIvciia, shaw md Willard Ma0ufae.
Company bog leave 70 70 the Trade and
public generally that they have opened an Once aud Ware
room OF Pearl, where viii
keep A AZ Tines fr snd complete stock Of our pArEMr
SHEET LEAD. Ac.. &C., for which We solicit your -
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sinie Slabs OF Any size Cheaper and
stronger than marble. Hudson River Slate Company -
Park row. New York.
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Admirable Taste, hns been dspinyc.d Ia thS.
exquisite novelties IN FANCY HAAS FOR cbidrcns Juee
brought out al aE MINIS 5l3 Broadway
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TELEGRAPHC news
r r o N
ALL PARTS OF TIE WORLD.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE HERALD.

Advance Of the Papal Army ON Garibaidi's
Pesiiion-A Severe Battle and Rout Of the
utionists-E aribaidi Retircs Towards
Itaiy-The Insurgent Camps Broken Up.
FLORENCE, Nov. 4, 1867.
The movements OF the Papal army, which,
sinceits repulses in the provinces, has been
gradually consolidating and reforming In
Rome, have been watched for some days past
with great anxiety, as 1t was reported that
the troops of His Holiness would assume the
offensive against Garibaldi Immediately after
the entry Of the French.
This condition of affairs has been brought
70 serious crisis by the action OF the Pontii-
cal army. Yesterday Sunday morning
large body of the Papal soldiers advanced
from the works around Rome to the field.
They were well supported by artillery. They
marched on Garibaldi's headquarters position,
situated between Tivoli-which is about
eighteen miles east northeast of Roms-and
Monte Rotondo
An engagement took place Immediately be-
tween the opposing forces. The fight was
long and otstinately contested, great many
men being killed and wounded on both Sides
'Garibaldi's force was defeated The Gene
rial retreated from the scene of action in good
order, taking his wounded volunteers along
with him.
Iae line & retreat was towards the I'alian
territory. 1t is reported here that Garibaldi
has been arrested on the frontier by the Italian
troops.
Senior Nicotera, one Of Garbaldi's officers,
has Withdrawn from his position at Frosinone.
and gone towards the frontier Of the Neapolitan
territory. s.S A.
.Signor Ascsrbi, Of the Italian Legislature, a
volunteer revolutionary officer, has taken his
departure from viterbo, which place he held
for Garibaldi, after levying forced loan of
eight thousand Roman crowns on the inhabi-
tants
Garibaldiau volunteers, who had crossed
the frontier, are returning daily to Italy from
all points Of the Papal States.
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Wreck Of tho Schooner 1Iaynowcr In the Bay
Of Qutmfe.
BFLLsvILLR, Ontario, Nov. 8, 1857
Tho schooner Mayfower, loaded with ryo for oswcgo
was driven ashore last light tho Bay OF Qulnte eight
miles below this placs Tte schooner Mary Ann Is also
ashore on Telegraph Island.
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Funeral Of Bishop ssrncLnn In Toronto.

TORONTO Canada, Nov. 8, 1861
The funeral Of the late Bishop stracban took place
to-day, and conducted with unusual sosmni,y and
grandeur Regulars and volunteers national societies.
law societies. members OF public bodies and immense
copcourse OF citizens took part Stores generally
closed and draped in mourning. The body buried
beneath the chauce Of st. James cathedral The funeral
services were performed By Rev Desn Gasset aud Rev
AIR Baldwin
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II. X. X. Rr.olvsnt Contain. tho Omly PrIw.

Il. K. X. Rn.Olvent Contnins the Only PrI!.
cpe IN sarsapr wherein It's medical virtues rcodss
is calei sAssAfAKi hLIAN
swi the gesoveut In entering into The circulation
that s be detected IA the blood and Ia
ten MINUTES after Il has been taken.
Tscre perfectly prepared sarsaparla mixture In
general 1t owing 10 the incompctencss and
pabiy OF the mixtures sold saraparIlsAs that induces
medlsa look this with dletrusk
ssrsaparian as prepared BY DR.. RADwAY On vaeuol.
into the Resovent all tho virtues
ascbed this by its ardent advocates And
socacd Il with INGREDIENTS possessing Purfyin ing
DAphorsic Duscts So!ssat anti soorbu!c RIopesses q
the highest degree OF pharmaceutical cQmplsness msk8e
The quickest an sate.t remedy al chronic, scrofu
ous; skln rrupons alapdDsf, sidney. Bladder urnsry
Persons IN have taking those uncertain sarsapr9
washes large bottles for monihs with9Ht bcpsh bave
worst diseases by few bottles Of The
ResSyc.t and those who were c2veysa 9Th sores s..a
nrurl3hA pmpes, bloches rough and spOted sk h1v0
been health and natural beauty Of oomplex,on
in days Dose. tea spoonful three tnes per dly
pe, sant take 81 per bottle; for g. No. ~ Maidoo
f,nc Sold ~ all druggists N
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X. w. Evans a. 90. would call pnvtscular
attention Of the trade 70 their One Hudson Aes once
81 Harrison street. New York.
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Important to Motbers.-Mrs. W1nslovvsa
SOOTHING SYRUP. for all diseases with which children
ar, as ,sn sas ana certain rcms sAys AZ
gulac the bowels and wind colo. Depend upon Il
mothers II will relieve the B sufferer Per.
fectly safe In nil ctses.
Be and call FOR
MRS. wINsLo!v's SOOTHING SYRUP.
having thu fac smile Of Curtis Perkins, On the
outside wrapper. AL others base limitations
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Nov. ., 1856

ALI YOu Want Good,
Light and Stylish Hat. 70 TO
WALLS. No. Hl Fulton siroot
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Garibnldt - Irreprc-sible. So II Knox, Ahe
Halter OF Nos 2l2 aud b3 broadway aarbadi A4rAo&a
universal attention. SO does Knox garibAidi seeks touu
cover crowns them with elegance
comfort Carbald his tracks Knox Is cked al
world by hts covers Caribald IL al1sr vicost
hui Knox a victor OF hatteyA
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...~ as..sesotd Physician. ny Ira
NJ b. Fellow n The Msssschussts Med.ca!
society H. Sopps sye ~ " ano e2Is co,psSe
PSs'issnss, sna ssssa1 % washington ss BOSTON, Mas
INA II. BOLSTER, QsuerAl Agent NJ
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Gallo MT Quebec-More Of tho Crew of tho
British steamer wolverine Drowned.
QUEBEC, Nov. s, 1907.
whIo hcr Majesty's steamer Wolverine was shipping
coal from batteau violent gallo upset the latter aud
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A.-T'hat Chartered Isibcrtine, .
The wind steals perfume the but retains u
only for a moment Chemical alone fix tho fra
GRANGE and render ii impershabe and this ~ has accom-
Pushed Ia PHALON'S MIGHT BLOOMING CEREUS"
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TIE PRESS Tslsc0Aas.

The French Uitimnium-How II May BE
Avoided.
BrRIis Nov. 5-Evening
It is thought hero that tho recent defeat Of General
Garibaldi cancels the ultImatum OF Napoleon.
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window shades and Is!lsam.ads q r Az n 10
Bray's patent self acting SHADE irY III Bronay
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The Italians said to Have Recrosscd the
Froutier-The Kings Mission TO Bonn.
parte.
LONDON Nov. 5--Evcaing
II Is said that the Italians have repassod the irorne.
II Is also stated that the Emperor Napoleon hs@Ie
csved General Marmora the Italian Ambassador
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-06-25
PLANTATION EhD NV STEAM
SAW NILR FOR SALE.

A RARE CLANCY FOR A PAYING IN
n VestmenL The LntatiOn is known IS the
Town OF q Bluh. aOn hits river, Ark, ~
WAFs above lie Mtm ds and Little Rock rail-
road crossing contaiu# hgbetween foura and hve
4un0red acres, abou4 one hpndred cleared
70 leet ABOVE the ate tvernowL the remainder
heavily timbered, together viii the wnoie OF
nalt interest in a Nh STEAM SAW MIL,
slo-ty morse E4WerAE1 ne, Blacksmith shop,
eaftenteis Tools. W kous and all necessary
appuflehauces Tor ruI ing the same. There IS
q uEe Mansion with 4 rooms. a Cisfern, lca-
pacllF tVgg gall9nsJ ~ e Cabins, Warehouse,
Two good Wool faiGhk snd the best landings
on LAe rlNer, D aQdA viii re sold a. low ffg-
qfts ana on easy terIA For further particu-
lars sQdre& Mrs. NJ. q H.
my4u Appeal Once.
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HORSE SToLEN.-Mr. Edward Null
holland complained yesterday at the
police Office, that a valuable horse had
been stolen from his stable, 493 MOs5y
street, on Saturday. A negro boy for
merry in his employ is suspected Of the
theft
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-06-25

PEACE WARRANTs.-Several 5eIliger-
ents were up before John c. Creighton
yesterday charged with q breach of the
peace. 1t was a trivial matter growing
out Of q whisky difficulty. The justice
bound them over, cautioniug all parties
to 60 and sin no more.
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GUN THIEvEs.-Two young Inacker-
els, giving their names asJOhn Brady
and Tom Brown, were arrested yester-
day, charged with stealing a double
barrelled shot gunfrom Mr.. w. J. Elliott.
They will be examined by Squire
Creighton tomorrow.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-06-25

STILLMAN HALL-The interest mani
tested by the public in the Ashbury
chapel fair, being held in the Stiilman
hall. has resulted in the same being
continued for several nights during this
week. The various Masonic lodges not
seeming DESTROYS of making 9 contest for
the elegant China dinner set, the
managers OF the fair have concluded
by common consent to give it
to the most popular married lady
in the city. The following names
have been suggested Mrs. Turley, Mrs.
Jesse Page, Jr., Mrs. Jas. Elder, Mrs. T.
R. Farnsworth, Mrs. Jack Robertson,
Mrs. SaIlie r. Ford, Mrs. NJ. @. Gallo
way, Mrs. W. B. Greenlaw, Mrs. DR..
Frayser. The voting for the elegant
gold headed cane, to be given to the
most popular civil officer, was to have
closed last night. but by common con
sent was continued. II will positively
close tonight at eleven O'Clock. a
splendid wine set viii be voted to the
most popular lawyer. Also, two very
valuable silver pitchers and goblets-one
to the most popular doctor aud the other
to he most popular merchant. The
enterprise of the ladies managing this
fair deserves a full commendation, and
we hope they may receive it. The num-
bers of fair women and gallant men con-
gregnted at the Stillman hall nightly is
immense. The festival lasts but q few
nights longer, and is well worthy Of a
visit.
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CLOTH THIEF-One William Bradley
Of the recently freed race was arrested
yesterday charged with stealing 8. bolt Of
cloth from the st. Louis w~hRgfboat. On
examination before Mr.. Justice Creigh-
ton the evidence was of such a damaging
nature to the accused as to warrant him
being sent up.
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Room ROBBERY.-A negro named
Bob OvertOn was arrested yesterday on
a warrant issued by Justice Creighton,
charged with stealing some CI0thing
from the room of Dir. Albert Haywood,
valued at seventy-five dollars. He will
be examined today.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-06-25

AN ERROR.-A typographical error
caused our report Of the commencement
of La Sallette academy to designate that
institution as st. MaTy's Day School"
OF course "St. Agnes Day School" was
mani
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\ WANTED.-Everybody~ desiring to
travel east, to cali upon Larry Harm
stad, corner Of Main and Madison
streets, before purchasing tickets else
Awhere. Capt. Harmstad has got so old
Nm the business that it hss beeome a
second nature to him, and his long
familiarity with the various rsSlroad
routes enables him to send travellers by
the most pleasant and expeditions points.
Don't forget the office, corner Of Madison
and Main streets.
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BISHOP QUINrARD.-The friends of
Rt. Rev. Bishop Quintard viii regret
to learn hat he is st present lying very
i'll at Rome, Ga. His disease is gastric
fever. We hope, however, to announce
his convalesenee ere long.
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INoUEsF.-An inquest wss held yester-
day morning by Mr.. Justice Creighton,
at the Adams street stationlloase,
on the body Of Dennis R,IweB.
4 man aged about sixty years
II appeared from the evidence that the
deceased had for sometime been an in
mate Of the State hospital thist he
cane into the city yesterday for the plr-
nose Of attending church that on his
return he became q much exhausted as
to have TO rest BY the way ht was
taken ia charge BY some policemen and
conveyed to the stationhonse, where he
died about one O'Clock yesterday mora
ing- We are assured that the police
done everything in their power for the
noor man. The jury returned & verdict
nat the deceased came to his death nom
natural causes.
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THE LAND WE LovE-The July
number of this now admirably con-
Quoted southern monthly is before us
aud contains, in addition to several vRlu-
able original articles, a choice assert
menJ Of miscellaneous and selected
pieces which will be found unusually in
teresting, and especially 70 u COnfed7
crate people. a
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-06-25

Gentlemen who want to buy Cloths.
Cashmere, Ready-made Clothing, Shirts,
Drawers, Socks, Neek-ties, in fact. a full
and complete stock of Furnishing Goods,
viii do well to attend the great closing
out sale, 1t M. Krans d Co.'s, No. 2I3
Main street, next to Ward & LsGuere's
Drug Store.
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ANNoUNcEmENT.

rOHN w. SMITH isa candidate lot
81 reelection 70 the once o. 9Sa aN,.rSos ~
shelby and Fayettes Eieeti0h on 80 NV
'Tharsday a. August
.EOR C~ONGRESSe
d-ra f,r re-slenfion 10 Gongress. with the
sgige6 Conriftuuon and the unqualified In
dorsement al the administrataon Or Audrey
Johnson A. my platform Of principles which
vgfII - ~ ore eiearfy deaned In my forthcoming
q crsuiar address and a personal Interview
prior TO fhs election. -
IRprl9t t. JOHN
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areenlaw and gonesl proposltIon

READ the advertisement Of PereHlp.
tTy auction sales Of real estate, BY Roys.
tor, Trezevant & Co., for tomorrow and
Thursday.
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The Rush for cheap damaged Goods
il as great ~ in the start, hence the con-
elusiOn that NJ. Kraus & Co, No. 2I3
Main street, next 10 Ward q LeGHere's,
are in real earnest about closing out.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-06-25

FANNY THRUsToN FUND.-No little
interest is being felt among a large class
Of our citizens IN reference to the enter-
tainment to be given at the Tabernacle.
on Court street tonight. in aid Of the
widows and orphans Of Confederate sol
diers. As we stated on Sunday, it viii
consist Of readings, ~reeitatiOns, with vo-
cal and instrumental music, by the most
accomplished amateur talent In the city.
We advise our friends to purchase tick
cts at the book and drug stores, and to 60
early to secure a good seat.
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FOR CINCINNATI.
Memphis and Cincinnati Packet Company.
For Cairo, Louisville and CincinnaaI.
master
This splendid passenger packet
VIII leave for the above -
FRIDAY, 2Sth inst. at 5 pm.
ARR HARMSTAD CO., Agents,
Corner vain and MaGisOn sts., or
te5 81 cty Wharf hoaa. foot Monroe st.
Regular Memphis and Louisville Paeket-Desn
Line.
Fsr Cairo, Louisville aud Cincinnati.
SAM. ]. Walker master
This elegsnt steamer is loadiugat L.
tOotOtCourt street, and leaves on ~
TUESDAY, 18th inst, at 5 pm.
JAS. 7. BOURNE q CO. Ass,
Je23T Ne, " jefferson street
Regular M~emPhisaEd Cincinnati Packet Dean
Line.
FOR Cairo, Louisville and Cincinnati.
SAM j. walker master
This elegant passenger steamer L.
VIII leave N
TUESDAY 18th inst, at 5 PIN.
LEVY MLLER. Agents.
JeAI 81 Madison street
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-06-25

The undefsiguf b BON
gress, will address 1e Esev
enth congressional dis bN GLOW
ing times and places, wgScop9
Troy, Monday, June =
DyersbLrg, WedpesdapJune 26.
Ripley, Friday, June IS.
Trenton, Monday, July L.
Milan, Tuesday, July 2.
Mckenzie, Wednesday, July 3.
Paris, Thursday, July f.
Huntingdon, Saturday, July 10.
Red Mound, Monday. July Is.
Lexington, Tuesday, July is.
Camden, Thursday, July Is.
Marlborough, Friday. July 10.
Stevenson's Mill, Weakley county
Wednesday, July a.
Como, Henry county, Thursday
July 25.
I ISAAC r. HAWKINS,
WM- P CALDWELL
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vFj1e e al. COURTS.


CFIsrlkAI CoURT.-In c~onseeBea &c o
the illness of one of Attorney-Genera
Wallace's children no cases were tried ID
this court Yesterday. Those cases which
were set for yesterday will be tried o.
Monday lezt. The jury failed pAaytle
on 8 verdict iB the Wade case, and wen
discharged. The following cases are SCI
for tO-days
500. M. Combs.
/ us. John GAfFin. murder,
90. William Stroud, snticing females for pros
titution.
Law CoURr.-Met and adjourned until
the fourth Monday in August.
CHANCERY COURT.-The following
causes will be tried to-day
Patterson ct al vs.. Dickens, admr., plea in
Mefriman vs.. ~Caunoyan, on demurrer
Walt VS.. ThOnmassOn, on demurrer.
Thompson VS.. Henning Woodruff ct al, og
FroeIlch vs.. Levi ct al, on demurrer.
ShenbOch VS.. kaufman ct al. on demurrer.
Merchants National Bank vs.. Fhruston ct al,
Pope VS. Jones, on bill and answer.
Miller VS.. Bsndy, for receiver.
Jones ct al VS.. Moore ct al, on demurrer.
S1linian et a.. vs.. TITUS &c al, on demurrer
| Dedlake vs.. Hudson ct al, on demupreT.
witt VS.. Holmes ct al, for receiver.
/ Kerr VS.. Freiligh, on demurrer.
/ Glenn VS.. Glenn ct al, for receiver.
Wright VS.. Craig ct al, on demurrer.
Jones VS.. G~reenlaw, on demurrer.
| Bland ct al. vs.. walker, on demurrer.
| Lee. Eaiss q Co. VS.. Schloss ct al, on plea.
/ Magnolia VS.. Cicalla ct a., on demurrer.
DunnAway VS. Wendell ct al, on demurrer.
E. h Flynn vs. ]. 7. Cummings. demurrer.
Should the above cases be dispensed
with in time, the hearing docket viii be
taken up, commencing at No. 5l4.
The Stillman aIimony divorce cases
has been continued until next term.
REGISTRY OF DEEDS AND MoRTGAGES.
Z. A Roots to l.. 5. Carr, trust deed on
personal property to secure $50; A. J.
HAYS ct al. to M. P. Janey ct al, trust
deed on Woodburn place, to secure S76S0
]. K. b. L. VIM to Amos Munson,
deed $1,000, lot 10, Marley's subdivision
w. w. and J. NJ. Young to ]. J. DubOse,
trust deed on lot at southwest coTne Of
Poplar and Main streets, TO secure
$500: j. ], DuDOse to J. +. Brown, trust
deed on lot on Main street to secure
SSI62; Chss. Frants to F. w. Newman,
deed $40. lot on Third street near old
Raleigh road VIM. i. Porter to Cbas,
Franz, deed $1,000, lot on Third street
near old Raleigh road; j. @. MeLemore
to B. w. Duncan, deed 1856, lots 50 and 81,
block 40 Fort Pickering T. g. Anderson
to Shelton, Turner 4 Gibson, deed $500,
tract land on TreZevant street ;. A.
Wolf to Geo. H. Hess, bill Of sale, store
SO Charleston avenue, $500 r. NJ. An
dersoll ct al. to w. w. q j. NJ. Young
coed Ss1T, 900, lot second, corner Poplar
aud Main streets.
MUNICIPAL CoURT.-No cases were
tried yesterday all cases set for Monday
will be tried to-day. The grand jury re-
turned fourteen bills Of Indictment.
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The Entire Stock Of staple and Fancy
Dry Goods at B. LOwenstein & Bros. are
selling at greatly reduced prices. je23 It
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READ the advertisement of pereup-
tory auction sales of real estate, by Roys-
ter, T~rezevsnt d Co, for tomorrow and
Thursday.
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