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OF NAILS.

U~nuffurther notice the fails viii close as
follows:
For Cairo, Chicago, 80. Louis, Nashville, Louis-
vile. Cincinnati, Cleveland. PittEburgl Ehlla-
Gefphfa. Rudalo. Albany, New York, Balu-
more. and ali cities north and west, al
Sis pm
p, t-hattanooga, Richmond, Washington,
augusta, Columbus, Ga, Montgomery NO
bile. Ala, New York, Nashville, aud allclLlsa
south and east, at $50 pm.
For Now Orleans. Baton Rouge, Jackson, MISS
Vlcksburg, Natchez, and al cities south, at
4p.m.
An stations on Mississippi and Tennessee,
Southern, New Orleans, Jackson and Great
Northern railroads at $3.50 PIN.
All Stations On Memphis and Louisville and
branch railroads 81 8 pm.
An Station on Memphis and Charleston, Mis-
sissippi Central, Mobile and ohio, nashville
and Decatur, Nashville and Chattanooga and
East Tennessee rEilroaus al . an,
For Little Rock, Pine Bluff and al Landings
en- Arkansasand Whiterlvers, (semi-weeklyJ,
Tuesdays and Saturdays.
Mississippi river SOUTH, tSem1-WeeRly)I Iueb-
days and Saturdays.
days and Fridays.
r. c. GIsT, Postmaster Memphis.
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GAs-Mr. Fitch Is too busy election
eering to watch the interests OF the gas
onsume The lights Of q great portion
Of the city, il not al, went out on Satur-
day night. about ten O'Clock. At least,
such was the case as far as cur obseFVa-
ton afforded as b opportunity 70 Judge,
and in the Opera House, II II had Q
been for the calcium light the whole
audience, actors and all, would have been
envelOped in Cimmerian darkness There
is another thing that claims the attention
Of the eandidate for Msyor-kiteh-the
fact that the lamps are not regularly
lighted throughout the city, and especi-
ally on Shelby street. To be sure, the
city pays, and the Gas Company makes
BY these omissions; but will Fitch have
the u Of complaint remedied, pro-
vided the "coming event'i should 60
against him? There is 2 4" gas question "
pending which is OF decided interest 10
our community. We have had any
smount OF iniunctiOns, restraining our
~pleasurable eDjoyneDts-but all feel the
Inconvenience of that which impedes an
clement to industry aud econOkng and
there Is 3 general hope that the prayer OF
the old monopoly vii not be sustained,
Notwithstanding 1t has come down some-
where from fifteen 10 twenty per cent. in
It's charges. although coal is scarce, the
river low, and there is no present pros
pect Of a rise, unless in gus, when all.
danger OF competition shall be removed,
II indeed, such can be the case with those
who have the adjudication 10 their
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-12-03

GEO. PHILLER & CO.-These gentle
men represent the hide and leather lusi-
ness, aud dlsjr establishment is located
between Front stFzet and the river, on
Adams street. They p4rshase and ship
hides Of all descriptions, aud % ? large
and rapidly increasing business in this
important branch Of trade. They fur
niRh many Of the largest tanneries in
the country with hides, and are agents
for the Bush & Howard Tannery, To-
ceted 1t Buffalo, D a., said to be one Of
the largest 10 the United States. They
deal ia hemlOck sole leather, furnished
by this establishment, and keep an ez-
cellent supply u articles appeTtaining TO
their line always Oh Espd at prices en-
tirely reasonable. Their card appears in
out double column this morning, and
speetal attention is directed thereto.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-12-03

PERsONAL.-Our young and popular
friend Mr.. Charles Earle, of the Southern
Life Insurance Company, leaves this
morning for Rosserviile, POeahontss and
other places in the Southern portion of
State on business for the Company
he represents. We wish him a pleasant
and prosperous trip.
J. A. Signaigo, editor Of the Grenada
Sentinel, IS IN town. Our old associate
is the same as ever, and his paper offers
superior inducements to our advertising
public.
wa Shankle, the proprietor of the
Railroad Hotel at Grenada, paid US a
visit yesterday. Having on q former
occasion enjoyed bis hospitality, we were
pleased TO extend to him the right hand
Of fellowship. He keeps a good house,
and treats everybody well. Travellers by
the Mississippi and Tennessee railroad
should not fail TO see him.
Gen. Gordon Granger, I. S. A, left
on the Memphis and Louisville railroad
last night for q brief visit TO the North,
and VIII be absent about two weeks.
Col. NJ. c. Galloway, of the Avalanche,
returned to the city yesterday, sppa-
rently in good health and spirits. 1t is
to be hoped that he comes to stay.n
a. H. Holden of the Donegan Hotel,
Huntsville, Ala, is in town, putting up
At the OVerUOn. Passengers on the
Southern Mail Route should not fail TO
stop at Huntsville and see Holden & King.
Judge J. NJ. HoWry, Of Oxford, Miss,
arrived in the city last evening, and is
stopping at the Worsham House.
". II. King, the assistant ticket agent
Of the Memphis and Louisville railroad,
arrived in this city last night and is put
ting up st the Overtnn. Our genial
friend, whose kindness we have hereto
fore experienced, remains in this city for
a few DAYS.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-12-03

LUMBER DEALERS Messrs. w. T.
Swsnwick & Co., continue their business
at foot of Adams street, opposite Bradley
block, where they may be found by their
old and new customers. They are not
only clever, reliable gentlemen, but
sound and enterprising business men,
and keep on hand at all times a most
excellentiy assorted stock OF lumber,
shingles, laIhs, door, sash, blinds, cheaper
than have ever been sold Ia the city.
Orders rom the city or country viii be
faithfully attended to, and satisfaction
will be given in all cases. We bespeak
for them q liberal share Of patronage
from our readers.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-12-03

SOUTH MEMPHIS LOIs.-The Iarge
number OF persons who have been dis
appointed in consequence OF the inclem-
engy Of the weather, for the past four
days, viii be gratfed 10 know that the
baisnss % the lots in the Meath subdi-
vision viii 4sGst positively be sold, JDm-
meDcing at is O'Clock this mOrnHng.
These lots are near The 2fisz.ssippF and
Tennessee Depot at the foot OF Stain
street. and within Q square of the termi-
nus o. the Street railway, and IN a very
healthy and very desirable aud imprOv-
ing location. 8~peculators and others
viii now have 4 rare chance to make
money. Ample refreshments will be
provided, as the sale may consume seve-
raj hours. All the lots viii be sold most
p0sitiyeIy.
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RADICAL SPECULATION" Hereafter
the Weekly Post Will be sent for one
wear to our subscribers, single, or ia
clubs, for two dollars, Invariably m dd-
Uauce.D Tie EUeRipg Radical journal
of this city has the above card, which
we think under the circumstances very
cool. Those who wish to invest after
reading the following notice, published
ia the Memphis papers q few days ago,
can do SO: In the case of NJ Tomeuy
Ell al VS.. Jno. Eaion Ct al, the complain
ants lGllege 10 their bill that they ans
stockholders ia the Memphis Post, and
charge that John Eaton spdL ID Eaton
have ~fraudUieHoy credited contributions
as their own capital stock, and money
received for advertisements, and that
they have generally mismapaged the
business Of the concern"
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Greatest closing Cut Sale Of the SEA-
sons-M. Kraus q Go. hsVe renewed their
wholesale House from No. III Second
street TO their old Established House,
No. 2f8 Main street. corner or ADAMS
street, opposite the Workman House,
WBere We will sell for the next thirty
days regardless OF cost or value, the
largest stGeE OF Staple aud EaHey BFy
GO0ess Clothing. Boots aad Shoes, and
PiantePs' Supplies In The city, both
Wholesale aHd setslt. Retail buyers,
as well as City and Country Merchants,
Will do well 80 call and eeEre bargains,
al The stock mast be seld IN the next
thirty days. regardless OF cost or value.
M.KRAUs Il CO., No. s1S Main b.,
Corner OF Adams, opposite the WOrsham
H0use.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-12-03

INQUEsT.-An inquest was held yester-
day morning, by MI. Coroner Cotton, on
the body OF an unknown white mar
found dead IN Psrker's Wagon Yard, on
Market Street near Second. After q full
investigation a verdict was rendered By
the jury, who found "that the deceased
came to his death from want and eE-
posure.u Nerdicts OF this kind are often
rendered by juries. However correct they
may be, il does indeed seem strange
that in a Christian community like
Memphis, where such g large amount Of
taxes are paid for the support Of the poor
wanderers are permitted 10 die in pens
and on the roadside.
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as and after Tue zli inst, our rates Tor Com
~ pressing CutIu viii bs 81 rs per bale,
which HlslUdes, Is before. one Urayage, Cover
ing fa8uuL HOlss end Fife Insurance while Ia
Gus possess o. All cotton received PRIOR 80
said date, VIII rs charged Al 81 so per bale for
COMPRISING.
All bills rCbmpres6iuEs re due and payable
A. Lbe time such cotton ls delivered 70 the
carrier
Freight Cotton Press Ca,
BY J. MERRITT, President.
GILL & HAURE,
ChickasaW steaHn Cotton Press.
Memphis November lH. ls6T. Hog1J Nv
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-12-03

La miraEdss' French RemediRs-Haye
saved thousands all over Europe, hay
ing been for many years the first assist
ant at Professor La Mirandes' Private
Hospital in Paris, and having been In
dueed to establish a branch in this
country 1 am now prepared to furnish his
celebrated remedies for Consumption, Rheu-
matsm, Scrofula etc; also, the genuine i'm
ported Vitela Health's Grand Restorer-
the only certain cure for a constitution
shattered BY the excuses and abuses Of
youth. Do not be tempered with by mex
perienced physicians. Address your COM
munieations to DR.. g. W. Fernisr, rs West
18th ST. New York. Advice gratis, but II
you give Us the full history Of your case,
the consultation fee OF three douar should
be enclosed. Ladies may address Us in fun
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-12-03

FNgsoEs 4 SOR, No. 10 Jefferson street
and 3g3 Main street, have received Police
News. Police Gazette, Harpsr's Weekly,
Round Table, Rural New Yorker, Day
Rook. Courier des Etats Unis, Country
Gentleman, Scottish American, Frank
Leslie. German Leslie, TruesElag, Ameri-
can Union, Scientific American, New
Yorg Mercury, Southern Home Journal,
Fireside CoIapanion also the Southern
Opinion. published ST Richmond, Va, by
ii. Riyes Pollard, Appletonis Railway
Guide for December, Madame Demorest5s
Bulletin Of Fashion for fall and winter
for 1878. Emmons d Son are ahead
on Diaries for 1868. Call and get one Of
them, they are selling them at very low
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n

Steiner Bros. g. Baum are deter
mined to give up Business by the LIST
Of January, and. therefore, offer
their entire Wholesale and Retail
Stock of Clothing, Hats and Gents
Furnishing Goods, at lass than new
York cosJ. This being no Humbug,
the Public Will do well to call on
them and secure Bargains. Remem-
Der the place.
STEIN ER BROS. a. BAUM,
ass Main, Cor. Madison ~.
noYl5-lm.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-12-03

We call attention 10 the advertisement
Of the DeSoto Commercial College. Prof.
Towel was formerly o Of the instrsc-
tors in Jones' Commercial College at 81.
and won for himself a high repu-
tati0n as q successful preceptOr. The st.
Louis Democrat, on the occasion Of his
leaving st. Louis, remarks In . com-
mandatory paragraph, that PROF.
rOyells urbanity Is q gentleman, and
industry As q teacher, will inevitably
secuTe for him a large measure Of success
in the new sphere Of his operations
The terms, 1t will be observed, are ex-
moderate, adapted to the times.
hope, Ourself, to take q stenographie
course.
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WANTED-THE PATENT
A uR 7

We want men everywhere 70 study their OWN
INTEREST. The right to manufacture and sell
the Patent Aurora on In q single county VIII
make more money to The purchaser IN three
mGnths than the largest farm in your State
will make in a whole year. The Aurora OIL
actually costs less than oue-half the price Of
Cosi oil. and the Illuminating power % the
Aurora OH is A. much superior % the Coal OIL
g. the Goai Oh is TO q tallow candle, and Is
70 MORT explosive than a tanOw candle Any
Lamp that will burn Coal Oh viii burn the 2 a.
rorH Oh. II does not smoke the chimney II
does not smell-t will not grease or stain D
rial for its manufacture is tn~eLhaustlole. one
man can make seventy-Hve barrels per cay.
No machinery required. We will pay your
fare to aud from the city OF Memphis and bills
while here, II we cannot prove All, and even
more. than We have stated. single county Is
y small fortune to the man OF enterprise, and
the right TO a state is untold worth.
For further Information, cali on or address
II. q. Dewitt q Co.,
- Hadison street, corner Main,
fvlQ MemphiE, Tenn.
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new brick Business House, three stories
hfRh. with cellar and all necessary improve
ments. Just completed, AT No. ? Howarl's Row
Also. the Whe4Lley plantation, eight miles
south OF Memphis, between tue river Hgd horn
TaEe road. III contains COO acres Of fertile
Open land under good fence, with improve
raepfs located so as TO make the place suAc5tJl-
lie of division into three tracts OF 20 acres
eaeh. This IS one OF the beat places IN HE
country. suitable for grain OF coiiOn-groWlng
OF f0r a stock farm.
ApuIy 70 pr. u. d. Saunders, 81 South Court
street. OF j. g. e8ver, ON the plantation.
III IL
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-12-03

me PLANTATION Of the late John F. Ham
lin. deceased. coutaluluE lf9 acres. situated
eight miles east OF Memphis, near the Pigeon
E5oet Road: Ie acres cleared and Ia s me
state for cultivation. The place viii be rented
in 4 BODY or any number OF acresl 70 suit Ten
ants. Houses al new and tu good order, VITA
many conve2iences lEcluulug Gin' AlAi
Biacksmith's shop. etc
AIso- slpl acres ricn bottom land iH Tunica
ro1urv. Miss. opposite Helena, five miles from
rhe river. with coHnforaD!e improvements ana
under GOOD fence Will be rented IN q body OF
In quantity 20 suit tenants sW acres open
land.
Apply 20 r. " IRVINE, rs Front ROW ioI
further Information, or JOHN b. CAE-NES
adwfnfstratnr John r. Hamliu, deceased.
Memphis, November p, lo57. noVE I'M
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-12-03

ARRIVED pupil of the great Horace
Mann, Of Massachusetts, named Nathan
Fellows, is in Memphis, and says be Is
going to study law in the Criminal Courts
as ne says, " because the Dominican
monks say it can be done" This iudi-
vidusl visits the jail and prisons daily.
His upper story is supposed TO be slightly
vacant Although he Is in a different
line from the immortal J. n, the self
STYLED philosopher, he processes q grest
respect for that Free" crack-braiDed
individual.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-12-03

At $50 per month. each. two excellent STORE
ROOMS with UeIIsrS, il the Brick Building on
Beal. Near Second street,
ALSO. at $40 per month each, six nrst-c-aS
Rooms In second story Of Same Building
Also. also per monIh the store Room No
a. on Madison street. Bstween Maiu and second
streets.
at the lowest rates. BEAUTIFUL
lots. on BeaI. DeSJto, shelby tennessee,
Clinton, Wellington Orleans, Echois anu
ag1fvf WM. L VANCE,
ms 90 Madison street
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E0R RENT F0R THR YRAR 1853.

SMALL Farm. in the Immediate viciRnY
a on Germantown, and not mOrs ilAu AaA
: mile nrota THs depot. CouFBlulng some sesenP-
I'VE scres, about half OF when isln cuitlN4L5L
60 balance in Er8ga and timber, with a good
- comfortable dwelling house, containing
- rooms, with out houses ETC. a good spring
al uever Telling water, ard other a~pFendAses
P.seezgFl8u gwen Du the LstO Vi January ueELAnu
endIap t1e slsf % December following. Apply
..gEiaugVa HENRY T. s0NES-
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SHOOTING ON SHELBY STREET.
ANEGRO sHor ANDK1LLED.
Jealousy aine Cause.

A shooting affair occurred on Shelby
street Saturday night, when a negro
named Ben Stevens was shot by Tom
Shaver, the keeper Of 3 drinking saloon
on Shelby street. 1t would appear that
Shaver and Stevens, although apparently
good friends, bad differed as to the pos
session Of a weneh. The affair culmi.
mated in a shooting match. Shaver
ordered Stevens TO leave the house, when
Stevens resisted and refused, when
Shaver drew q pistol and shot Stevens,
woundiug him in the left shoulder.
Stevens following him up, he shot again,
the second hot taking effect near the
region of the heart. Shaver, fearing
arrest, made his way to the Causey street
stationhOuse and gave himself up TO the
authorities. An inquest was held by
Coroner Cotton, whose jury rendered the
following verdict: "That the deceased
came 10 his death from & pistol shot
wound at the hands ct Tom Shaver"
The accused will be examined by Justice
Miller to-day at 8 pm, on a coroner's
warrant, requiring his appearance. The
frequent shooting affairs of this kind are
becoming too numerous, and until some
of these offenders suffer the extreme
penalty Of the law, the evil will not be
remedied.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-12-03

SERIOUS AssAULT.-A young man
named Jacob Paul complained to Mr..
Justice Miller, yesterday, that Capt
| Zeigler, of the steamer Post Boy, had
assaulted him with q deadly weapon
with intent 10 kill. A warrant was
issued for the arrest of the accused,
According to the story of Paul, it appears
that he was standing on the hurricane
deck when Capt. ZeigleT came up with
q club, and uttering the word conn
dence,n struck him a blow over the bend
| inficting an ugly wound. Paul made
his escape aud speedily made complaint
as above.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-12-03

TYPoGRAPHICAL MATTERs.-At alate
regular meeting OF Memphis Union No.
Il, the following named gentlemen were
elected officers for the ensuing half
year: President, Henry White; Vice
President, Henry Noodle Secretary, ".
F. White; Financial Secretary, @. L.
Spencer Treasurer, Geo. T. Hawkins.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-12-03

= WIKI sell my lower Plantation in Tunics
county, o. exchange a. Tor otRer g0oa prop
--tr ar Iease IL for the next year or for a series
~ Vears. I'd d one Of the highest and best In
&c bottom, aaoat 30 miles below Meusphis,
I'd 4 WRlGHT
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-12-03

A GEM IN ITS WAY.-The following
letter w4s received yesterday by n Of
our most popular ticket agents. Il
speaks for itself:
SIR: Pleas Tell me what the fair is to
Chicago and the fair for q Survent in
send him in the Ssckeut Class Car what
is the Bill pleas tell me. n. ii. w.
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N0TINE.

u,HR clients OF The late M. r Hhl, Esq, and
smith a Xii. are hereby notified that
fnfqrmstion IN regard 20 their business
-, - obtafued IRON MessFs- stephens a
Fsr.ffh affgruevg-at-laT, p Madison street la
WHOSE charge the papers aud unfinished bust
z1es have been placed. They WllgiYe attention
"a ne bfginess until the parties make other
arrsngz rentq BPARREE HILL
N.veas6eT~ = lgs7. nov2s ~
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-12-03

THE Automatically reference to a
card in another column il will be seen
that Mr.. Mayor LOiand is a candidate
for reelection to the office Of the Chief
Magistracy.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-12-03

E2sOn's stu Ahead-In accordance
with the Latest Decline in the Eastern
Markets, we have Marked Down our
Entire Stock 20 per cent. less than last
weeks prices, thus making our prices
now lower than any other store in the
city. We can't be undersold. Elson
Bros, 297 Main street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-12-03

Marriage and Cenbaey.-An essay for
young men on the crime OF solitude, and the
diseases and abuses which create im~pediments
to marriage, with sure means Of reHeE Sent
sent in sesledeuvelopes free OF charge. Address
BIZ. J. SKLLLIE HOUGHTON,
Howard Association PHILADELPHIA,
Oc24 dEW3m
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n. N.
Suburban Residence and Lands.

A BOUT Twenty Lots not Disposed OF at pub
"A lio sale remain On The Market privately.
upon the same terms heretofore offered.
namely Ianth CASH, balance in Ten Annual
I~nstalnnenfs, bearing interest The Residence
Lot, containing q acres, Is also offered for Cash,
or on the usual terms. apply to my agents,
Messrs. hoystsF, IrezeYant z Co, or to myself
% Che preDiaea n. n fRkzEVANT.-
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ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY

or Cuba, conducted by the 5 anish Govern
ment sSs4,00O in Gold drawn every seventeen
days, prizes eashed and in Information furnished.
The highest rates psid for DOuJJooHs and All
kinds of Gold and Silver.
TAYLOR & CO..
BANKERS, No. II Wall ST.,
nos 3m New York.
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The Best Prints st l2i cents per yard,
the heaviest Brown Domestics ct is tsper
yard, and all other goods in proportion,
at NJ. Kraus Il Co.'s Great Closing Out
Sale, No. 21S Main street, eOrner Of
Adams.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-12-03

IT WILL be seen that s special train
for the sale at GGOdiett's Station, leaves
the Depot Of the Memphis and Charles
ton railroad at 10 o'clock this morning.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-12-03

BUSINESS. We request that our advertising
patrons haad in their favors at the Counting
Room by six o'clOcs pm, 10 insure insertion
next day. Obituary aud Death notices Will ne
received al the Composition Room upIo eleven
o'clock.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-12-03

ACOa.
d.. Davis vs. Davis.
Euf7n " Reid.
2 Aiken vs. Dodd.
3 Nelson vs. Bernard,
4 Wbeatlev vs. Chase.
7 Pierce vs. Farley.
S Ostrsnder vs. Ralgton.
10 EaudsrIin vs. Sauderlin.
ii Turnage VS. Wheeler.
y Tate vs. Creditors Of Coe.
I3 Douglass VS. Locke.
Il lyons vs. Gsias.
Is Wbitby vs. Wbitby.
Il Taylor d GO vs. M6rrelle.
Y Garter VS. Co1snL
81 BSsdfev vs. Avrss.
p b vs. Babcoek.
y = MllnainS " SGGHeeS
"a SMILEY vs. coleman
. Tate vs. Coleman.
k4agsland vs. coleman.
%'GentH VS. CoIemsn.
% Rotts, ex parte,
h5l vs. B{T9aqdIey'
s. Jones exparts.
s. Me1uuy " wright.
y y AsiylS9ay vs. @o9tsn:
s. Kuote vs. sa1farrans.
81 WiiiaIns vs. Villains
Al Yeafes vs. Nun.
AZ Clayton vs. Null.
Il u Nus Nils vs. vs. F Fern
IS Hawley vs. Carroll,
= Bradley vs. Ferguson.
So Mcmahon VS. Ferguson.
81 futtle vs. ferguson
D. D~eGranenfeld VS. Ferguson.
IS Parks vs. Ferguson.
81 HoWeu vs. hiTpy
81 Baxter vs. Cresceat ms. Co.
So Mccuily 20 vs. Francois.
81 Owens vs. BaugUS.
r,urt adjourned on vngterdayr ovar 70
~ ~ W
next 1hufsuAyl december oLh.
SHELLEY CIRCUIT COURT uQQe
Daa,,g. ,.,.ee;Tfau o}o Mt n resf.r9Sv,
-Sl
IN sPeclaI session. pursuant 20 auJOutn-
ment, The resolutions 10 regard to the
1aath of tho Is4a Tudua TbDG r. Smith
eS~ D
were presented Oy MI. BOND ana ordered
to be spread upon the records of Court
Tho rasoIutiopS in ragard To the daotb of
~ ~ - q
the iate y. +. were presented
by Mr.. EIippin, n the same order was
D1s1a nv the Court Today tho trial
-
uOcAet VIII DC bahsH up AZ case NO. ~
and proceeded with. A calendar will be
nublished for to-Uorrow
MUNICIPAL GOURT-G. W.. HqLiTON.
Buyoo etc M cssas have baaD sat to-
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