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Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1867-10-12
TVS Lrveg Revolutions

The LEvEE -ResoIustoa
Passea.-The following resolutions WERE
adopted by the Levee Convention, at II.
late session at ThibodauxviEls:
Whereas. owing TO the impoyerishee
condition oil the planters on the rivers aif
bayoas Of this State tha, require tesees
to be built for the protection OF the lands
said planters are nnaoie to bultd sale
ievecs without further assistance THAI
the present laws afford ; and
Whereas, the large number OF planters
are protected BY the l~evees, who by the
present laws ars not required to assist IL
their construction. thus violating the
equitable principle of equal t~axation.-
Now, therefore, b. 1t
Resolved, That in the opinion Of this
Convention all persons residing IN tble
Ievpe district, as hereinafter defined,
should be required to pay their just pre-
portion of tue expense OF building the
,evees therein
Resolved. That a tax not TO exceed
Der cent. should he levied upon the as-
sessed value Of all lands in the said dis
,rict, and that a further tax of not morr
than ten days work should be levied up
IN each aud every male citizen between
the ages Of eighteen aud forty-hve years,
10 dvfray the expense Of building aud
repairing the ievees in the said district
Provided, that any person taxed to labor
ou the Ievee may commute said tag al the
rate of one dollar per diem for the time
which person may be taxed.
Resolved, That the !evee district here
inbsfore mentioned be composed of ali the
a%lluvial parishes below the mouth of Red
River, on each side of the Mississippi,
Resolved. That under the pressing ne-
cessity when exists for prompt action,
the commander Of the Fifth Military Dis.
trict be requested tt order the police
iuries, within the said district. TO be con.
veued aud to pass such ordinances at
will repair aud rebuild all The levees in
the district in conformity with the prin-
eiples of these resolutions. and that be
cause the said the said tax to be collected
By military authority.
Resolved, mat Tue speclaI leTee tax
herein proposed to be levied should be
receivable in payment Of all State taxes
Resolved, That the Chairman of this
convention be requested 10 Communicate
these resolutions to his Excellency the
Governor, and request him to recommend
the same to the commander Of the Fifth
Military District for bis immediate ed.
~ioTcement.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1867-10-12

BURKE's WEEKLY.-This excellent pa
per couss to rs this week in g new dress
Instead of being issued weekly, as here.
t~ofors, it is now neatly bound 10 monthly
numbers, although containing tbs full
amount Of reading matter. Printed iD
the best style and handsomely illustrated,
It 10. without exception. the best child's pa
per il the South. Price only 50 per annun
and really worth twice tbe money. Ad-
dress, "Burke's Weekly, Macon. Ga"
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1867-10-12
POLICE JURY PROCEEDINGS,

Pursuant to adjournment the Police
Jury me- at the Court House on Monda y
Ortober 7tb, 1857. Present, Messrs.
Pope, CHM, Vaughn. Allan, Doirou, Il.
Hebert, and Il. Hebert. Absent, D. A.
Landry and J.. B. Nurdin.
The report Of the Inspector Of the Isl
Ward war read. and Mr.. Chinn offered
the following restitution
Resolved. That the report Of the In
spector Of the Lat Ward be accepted and
that the time for the completion of the
repairs on the road and bitches in the
lst Ward b. extended to the lst day Of
January 1858, Tue ayes aud nays hav-
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1867-10-12
SATURDAY. go. OCTOBER 70, 1857.

LATER ELECTION REgusHs.-We delay
Tue press ID order to give the following
returns from be elections. for which We
age indebted to . friend. The Democratic
majority in Pennsylvania is now suppos-
ed to be 800. IL Ohio, the Democrats
have made a clean sweep. They elect
Is members to the State Senate ; the
Radicals elec.l7. To the House Of Rep.
res~entatiyes, the Democrats elect Sc
members the Radicals 50. The C.ncln
BATH Enquirer (Den claims the State
by 2l67 majority. Tie negro suffrage
question has been defeated By $4,000
majority.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1867-10-12

A h1So Acr.-A day o. two ago, bust
ness required US to call upon a la " oil
Baton Rouge, and while in eoversation,
she remarked: /" understand YOU are in
distress tor want of means to build your
lsvees in West Baton Rouge. au pnor
and have but little for my own support.
II fifty dollars will be Of any assistance.
| will give it cheerfully TO aid others who
may be poorer than myself, and I only
wish could make it five hundred Com
ing as the generous offer did, unsolicited
and unexpected, II surprise may be i'm
ag'ned. A kinl-hearted act like this
cannot remain unnoticed. and we state
win pleasure that the lady is question is
Mrs. Sarah E. Jones. the proprietress of
the Central House.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1867-10-12

NEGRo jury SET ASIDE IN RE PARISH OF
ST. BERSAsD.-On Monday last the I'll
lust, Judge Cazsbat, of the Second Judi-
ciei District. opened court ia the parish.
Of st. Bernard according Ii, law. When
the names Of the Jury, (cnmpns+d ol
white, black and yellow elrments,l were
ordered to be called, Mr.. D. G. Elliott
District Attorney. moved that the panel
Ut tie jury be set asl IL. tn the grounds
thst the Try had been drawn exclusively
from u Inst furnished BY the Be .rd OF Re-.
gistry Of voters, without reference 10 the
assessment rolls, from which alone TN.
jury is to be formed by the laws of Loui
sla4a. This objection was sustained by
tue Court which gave as an ad Iiticnal
reason that the military order requiring
the jury 10 Or drawn from the rolls of the
Registry "hice had not been repeal, d,
either expressrdly or implicitly, the LOU
sia,a law relative to ~iuries-; tia, the
suft was in duty hound 10 follow the
law OF this State, although disposed to-
yield implicit nb+diel ce TO military Or
d-rs. The jury was accordingly dischar-
ged. II is held By Responsible gen,l :
men that the Judge WAS entirely r,ghr
IN his ruling. and should have stated
more boldly and indepe .dens!y that ,h
formation of juries is = subject which
does not concern the military Authorities,
and that the command Of the cnustitu.
ton of all free u~ations, ancient and mod
er1a. is, and ever was Csdsnt arasa togo
~. O. Times, 9h.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1867-10-12

WHo Is REsPoN-lBLE p Ben Wade. ia
his speech, at Cleveland, Ohio. tue other
day, said the country is NOW in a per.
Ilous crisis" commenting upon which, the
Springfield. ILL.,, Register remarks: Whose
fault is it? The Radio / Congress AID
Radical Governors in the North have
been controlling the country since the
close OF the war. All the laws made 70,
the government Of the people. both North
a,.d South. have been made a Radical
Congress and Radical State Legislatures.
1t the country is in a "periluus crisis"
the Radicals alone are responsible. They
have had full sway.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1867-10-12

l. Inc LOUISIANA LEyEks No nav n-re,ur
fore alluded to the distressed condition
OF the people Of L ,uisiana, owing To the
c~revasses 10 their Ievees and the terrible
prospect before them if they shall not 1T
able TO secure the meals To protect them.
selves from innndation before the ap,
pfoaching winter. As we have b furt
stated, a law has been passt d .niiDriz
ing the issue OF tonds 10 The amount vi
81. 0G0, 600, Ia, these cannot he nrgotiat
I'D for want Of the signature Of CIV
Wells, the law requiring the bands 10 b.
dated the lst nf May, aud OF course rem
der,ug it necessary that thsy should beat
the signature Of the man who Was Gov
eruor oil the State at that date. How il
happened that they were aot signed at
The proper tue we have h ~retofore tx-
planned, and we suggested 10 the same
connection that in he existing K igency
The omission might he repaired hy tia
temporary reinstatement 1T Gov. Wells
Yesterday we received q letter from Il
prominent gentleman Of New Orleans,
who says:
Immense interests are a. stake, and
unless something is done this year ,hr
most valuable pnriioa OF Louisiana vii!
be abandoned. a Million dollars Of the
Ievee bonds can BIZ sold iu this city il
signed ay Gov. Wells, but not other rise.
III this hour of ueed Cannot sotne thing be-
done ?"
The statement that q million of dollars
worth of these bonds can be sold III New
Orleans If signed by Wells is important,
and we presume it is Correct. We u,i-
destand on good authority, that the spe
| tiai ieyee commissioner of Louisiana III
this city has received an Offer for the IN
tire four millions st u fair market rate
on the same condition, aud a New York
firm has also proposed to him 10 build the
@lrvres from Baton Rouge downward Tor
81 500 900, taking the bonds at par 10
payment. This indicates that The rein.
statement OF Wells, on condition that be
Immediately sign these bonds, would d.
once relieve Louisiana frtm present dif
~ieulties BY furnishing the means for com,
mencing without delay the work OF re-
building the levees. AS the power would
remain with remain with Gen. Grant IT,
remnve him at any time should be atlemp,
t., abuse his position, we do not see that
any harm could Le done by ibis measure,
while in this particula, matter it would
tie productive of incalcnl4 ole good. /,
should, however, Re definitively settled
beforehand that Wells Is to sign these
bonds without delay when reinstated.-
Washington Chronicle.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1867-10-12
SUGAR PLANTER.

Communication intended for this papsr should
he directed to Baton Rouge, not HesE Baton
Rouge. Exchanges viii confer 8 favor by direct
ANY Of our Baton Ronge friends having con-
nnnications, etc, FOR This paper, BY leaving
them ou The Ferry-boat, they Hili be promptly
,ecie7 ed and attended 20.
Our Baton Rouge patrons must send over the'f
sav.r,;ssments on or before THURSDAYS 10 secure
their insertion the same week.
Nessra. E. Z. Overall & Co, are our duly au-
thori.ed agents for the city of New Orleans.
Messrs Cheatham & Walter are our duly Ru-
ihorised agents for the city of Baton Rouge.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1867-10-12

gg- Some one has been kind enough
to send us a copy Of the Louisville Con
rier, of the 23d ult.. containing a marked
acticle highly extoliing the superiority
Of make of plows over all competitors a,
a recent Fair held il Kentucky. As se
know nothing, personally. Of the matter,
he test must be made in nur presence at
the Baton Rouge State Fair, where other
manufacturers will contest the point, and
then we will endeavor to do Justice To
whom it is due, All must have an equal
with us.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1867-10-12

Ma We are panied to learn from the
Clinton Democrat of the death Of Or
Edward Delony, who died recently at
Woodville, Miss. Among the many
prominent men Of the State, mons stood
higher, or Fae more universally respect
cd than Or. Delony. Eccentric he may
have been IN bis political views, but
none can deny his strict integrity Of pur
poss.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1867-10-12

sa- The last number of the Iberville
South reports the bridges across Ba, on
Bourbenx and the Canal and the Cut If
road leading to West Baton Rouge" as
having been repaired. We are pleased
10 hear it, as the South man will have a
better road to travel than he ever travel
ed before.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1867-10-12

saA- Mr., Henry Stokes, an old citizen
Of Baton Rouge, died in that city on the
ID inst. Mr.. Stokes was q printer BIZ
profession, having followed the business
for many years in this country. He was
an honor to the craft and highly esteemed
BY all who knew him. We deeply sym
pa.hise With bis afflicted family il their
bereavement.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1867-10-12

EcoSoxy.-Dr. W. H. Hire, the late
s.ate Register of Vote,s, resigned that
position because be could 0 conscien.
.iopsly hold il. at large salary. when
there was really nothing 70 do. GOV
Flanders can't see the economy il thai
light, 50 he appoints Mr. A, Vallas, Reg
lister, whose hardest duties will be thu
regular drawing of his salary OF FIVE
thousand dollars per snnum. Wee LEI
Radicauzi
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1867-10-12

sB~ Floeks Of wiIds ducks and geese
flying southwark. herald the approach Of
he hoary headed old gentleman, yclrpt
Winter. We are anxious to see bis ven
cradle countenace again, although be
come with snowy mautle and icy ringlets
There is a pleasure in his visitations
with are not enjoyed during the sum-
ner. not that utntner is less ~agreabI.,
but then 81 hot whiskies" are far more
enchanting and congenial.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1867-10-12

FELrs GArEs.-Felis Oates has just re
covered from a severe attack of naiig
nsnt fever at Pass Christian His wife
and Oldest child have also been sick, bu,
at last accounts all were "as we'll 81
could be expected As Felis hiss Just
become the father Of 3 boy, it is to be
presumed that be will convalesce rapidly.
- Crescent.
Is that the way he sows bis wild oats
n~eighbor?
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1867-10-12

A wag belonging to the Atlanta bal
~propounded the following conundrum at
the county court recently :" Who is d
child hooked and killed a by COW like y
modern lady's dress 7" In vain did the
Judge and officers of the court endeavor
to solve it. With a roguish twinkle of
OF the eye, be said, f" Because it's gored
to death"
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1867-10-12

Elections will be held in the States Of
New York, Massachusetts, New Jersey.
delaware, Maryland, Missouri, Nevada.
Kansas, Minnesota, Illinois, Michig an
snd Wisconsin, on November 5.b, and IN
Colorado - November 18th.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1867-10-12

g A verdant barrister of the law
has presented the IhsrvilIe South man
with q brace Of teal that would have
done credit to Victor's ia mid winter."-
Does anybody suppose, for a moment, that
the South man Goes bis principal chaw
ingn at Victor's I"
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1867-10-12

re- Our friend, Pullsn, Of the Clinton
Patriot, urges bis delinquent snbscribers
to pay up. No doubt be would like to
pull ii the amounts due. Hope be will
succeed.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1867-10-12

a- Leonard has nssly fitted up his
establishment, under the Harvey House
and has added te It a stock Of ( ,od things
appropriate to the season. He knows
bow TO serve up an excellent dinner at a
reasonable price and furnish al, the deli.
cacies the markets afford. At the proper
time, oysters will constitute one Of the
main features of his " festive board"
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1867-10-12

AS We go to press we are in the midst
of a violent rain storm-the wind blowing
a gale from the Southeast.-D. South.
Happy community at large. if tie uina
from the South ceased entirely. Was old
Boreas 8 :" medikul" mani
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1867-10-12

@ Highoess. Commodore Pete Nj
letie, has our kind remembrances for late
papers. We shall endeavor to think of
INN In our prayers, but are of opinion
that, generally speaking, he is past pray
ing for.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1867-10-12

Ne a meeting of the State Fair As
ISOLATION will be held this evening at the
Mayors Office. As the business il i'm
pogtant, q full attendance is expected,
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1867-10-12

TIE ELEcrros.-Reports from the
country parishes already show that sew
erai thousand more than q majority of
the whole votes registered in the State
have been polled. - Crescent.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1867-10-12

A Norfolk paper does not see WHY 50
90 much applause should be bestowed On
Sheridan. the hero Of only Five Forks,
whereas Butler is VIGOROUSLY the hero
OF over Five Thousand Spoons.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1867-10-12

ETsT La LOUISIANA, PAROlSsE,
d'Iberville, Cour dn C,nquieme District.
CI,as. N. Roth e, Ed. Dssohry vs. No,
275 Louis Desobry. aine. ct ais. I'd
ward scraichley US. No. 355 Henry De-
sobry 1T Louis D~esp.ry. sine. SilyeFs
Bourg va. No. $50 Henry Desobfy ct
Gle. John E Li,tlemeyer IS No. 37b
Henry Des. hrv ct Gle. ]. McWiliisma
ct Gle. vs.. No. GOT Louis Desobry ct
ala. Roth, Debi'eux. ct Gle, 70. no.
72l Henry Desohry ct Gle.
En- ver.u de six (s) writs de heri fac'.s
au Sheriff de la psroisse dlber vile sd'
dresse, par phonorsble cour susdite dams
les causes eli dessus iniitulees ct punero.
tees. Jul saisie ct j'e1posersi On 'en'e
put liQue ~publiq,e. pour du compliant avec
privilege d~'inyentaire destination. ga
porte de Ia msison de cour de cetse pas-
tisse d'IberyilIe-
SAMEDI. lie Q de Novsmbre proclaim
d. 1861, a midi, tous les droits, tisres, IN
ieress ct pretentions du defendeur Loaia
Desobry. ane, en- ct anx propr'ess1 q
apres decrites, savoir:-
Tn certain hal ~i,ation sucreriere, isis
ant face sur la rive droit dn Hauve mss
i-sippi dams la paroisse d'lbervliie. . en.
virons d'n mile eft de,nl su dessds ao
Bayou Plaquemine, borne du cote 81
haut rar lie cbemin du " raconrci. e.sea
has par la terre appartenan! U het'i'ess
de Francois Marioneaux, decide, 81 se'sn.
daut sur lie dit chemis du "racorle'
de la pointe jusqu'au a.. npu.o
Mississippi. dans la psroisse adJolgnsu1
du Quest Baton Rouge. ct borne dams
cstte dernier d,ts psroisse, sur !. 60.
terrs .ppar,ensnt q Dan Hickey, en'sn;
BILE .yec les batisses ct smelioratons gu
~ iruyent ct y appartenant.
ALLEN JUMEL, 6hesu.
P.roisse dIberville, &C 80 5epsenDf io0''
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1867-10-12

STATE OF LOUISIANA, PARISH OF
lterville, Fifth Judicial Distric. Court
Chas, n. Moth aud Ed Desobry " M.
275 L'ais Desobry. ST.. ct ais, Ed.
Sehraschlsy VS.. No 355 Henry Dsao,,ry
aud Louis Desobry. sr. Silvert Bourg
Bourg rs. No. 356 Henry Desobry {
Co. John L Littl-meysr rs. No. a7s
Henry Desobry / 90. J. McWillian.
& Co. VS.. No GOT Louis Desobry E. al,
Roth, Drblienx d Go. VS.. No. 79I Hen.
~ Desnbry & Co.
BY virtue of ak t6l writs of fsri faci.s
/ O the Sheriff of the parish OF iberrillr.
directed from the Hon. C,ur, aforsaid. ID
ffs above entitled and numbered esuses.
| have seiz<d and will offer at pubic sale,
for cash. With benei, of appraIsement, q.
the door Of the Court House Of the pas.
ish of Ioerville, on
SATURDAY, the I'd day Of November,
q. d, 1867. at the hour of II o'clock. u..
all the right, tile. interest and claim Of
Louis Desobry, Sr.. one Of the defendants
i'll said suits. in and TO the following des.
cris'ed property, to wit:
4 Certain sugar plantation fronting on
the right bank Of the Mississippi river,
in this parish of Ihrrviile, about 4 mils
and - halt above the Bayou pIaqaemias,
bounded above by the aCns eff road,
and below by land belonging To the heirs
Of Francois Mar'ouneaux. deceased, snc
extending along said cutoff road
across the point to the Mississippi river.
in the parish of West Baton Rouge, and
bounded in said last named parish on the
side opposite the "cut-,f' road BY land
of Dan Hickey. together with all the
buildings aud j %provements thereon be.
lug aud thereto belonging.
ALLEN JUMEL, Sheriff.
Parish of Iberviilr, September 80, 1851.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1867-07-16
BEET SUGAR.

This commodity, which has in France and
other portions Of Europe, superseded, to great
extent, the Sugar manufactured from the cane.
Is row attracting attention in the Northern and
Northwestern States, and experiments in the cul.
ture of the beet give strong reason to hope that
the effort to make sugar from that article will
be success in this country as it has been else.
where. x 90 81
The New York Journal of Commerce makes
the following statement on the subject:
''Illinois newspapers now speak with full conf.
dence respecting the results of the effort making
in that State to manufacture sugar from bee,s
after the plan adopted in France few years apo
and since prosecuted with much success. The
subject is again brought to notice by the conspp.
ment Of about thirty thousand pounds of sugar to
a firm in Chicago, from the manufacturing estab.
lshment at Chattswo-th This sugar is said TO
have been made in March, and is part ofthe pro.
duct Of last seasons business, the beets HAVING
been preserved in pits through the winter The
experience thus far obtained is spoken of as con.
elusive in regard to thegood saccharine properties
of beets grown in this country as compared with
France, and no reason has yet been discovered
why beet sugar cannot he made here as proftably
and as well The experience thus far obtained
will be valuable in prosecuting this branch ofin.
dustry on a large scale"
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1867-07-16
SUPREME COURT OF NC.
The following opinions have been delivered

The following opinions have been 6elivered:
By Pearson, G. i'm Bunting VS.. Wright,
from New Hanover, judgment affirmed. 10
State VS.. Hayward, from Craven, no error. In
Lutz VS.. Younts, from Catawba, no error. In
Alspaugh VS.. Gray, in equity, from Forsyth, bill
dismissed with costs. In Smith VS.. Bryson, in
equity, from Macon, dismissed with costs. In
Bobbitt VS.. Brownlow, in equity, decree reversed,
reference. In Whitefeld VS.. Bodenhamer, from
Forsyth, reversed, new trial. In Grigg VS.. Will
son, from Cleaveland, judgment affirmed,
BY Battle, i'm Minor VS.. Harris from Gran
ville judgment reversed. In 11edrick VS.. Gobble,
from Davidson, judgment reversed and uentre de
mouo. In State VS.. Allison, from Iredell, no
error In Johnston vs.. Crawford, from Rowan,
no error. In Hogwood VS.. Edwards, from Frank
lin, Judgment reversed. In McNiel VS.. Whiting
ton, in equity, from Wilkes, bill dismissed with
costs. In State Smith, from Burke, motion
overruled-no error in the record. In Young VS..
Trustees of Davidson College, in equity, from
Rowan, demurrer sustained-bill dismissed.
BY Reade, i'm Doe &c dem, McCorkle VS..
Earnhardt, from StanIy, no error. In Hughes
VS.. Kingsbury, from Granville, no error. In Fen
tress VS.. Brown, from Randolph, error. In Hall
VS.. Gillespie in equity, from Mecklenburg, error
In Harper VS. Sudderth, in equity, from Caldwell,
directing decree. In Houze VS.. Green, in
equity, from Franklin, no erro-. In Keaton vs.
Blackwell, in equity, from Iredell, order dssolv-
ing injunction in part-each party to pay his
own costs.