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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-04-29
Personal

The rebel General Ewel is running
a large stock farm near Spring Hill,
Tennessee.
The widow of Bishop Polk is teach
ing school in Tennessee.
MI. Aston Of New York, owns real
estate valued at $65, DOC, 900, and with
the interest of his wealth is continu-
ally buying more.
Parker Pillsbury and Loring Moo
dy well-known Garrisonians are
both confined to their homes by sick
ness.
Miss Sophia Smith, of Hartford, is
the donor of 10000 to Andover Sem
mary, to found a professorship.
A liberal citizen of Mt. Vernon.
Ohio, has promised to contribute
800, 600 to build a town hall aud Ii
hrarv in that place, IN the condition
that the citizens will do their part.
Artemus Ward was fond of tele-
graphing, and studied it for muse
ment. In this connection it will be
remembered that. to the telegram of
a California Lecture Committee,
VI hat will you take for one hundred
nights?" Artemus Immediately re-
piled, Brandy and water"
Mr.. Jas. E.. Murdoch was attacked
with vertigo in the Chestnut Street
Theater, Philadelphia, on Tuesday
night, while playing in the fourth act
Of Hamlet, and fell heavily upon the
stage. He was. soon restored to con-
seriousness, and was to play last night
as usual. f5sa1
Hon. D.. D, Burns, of Weston,
Platte County. No, died a few days
since, aud was buried with Masonic
aonors. He was a pative Of Morgan
County, Indiana. and was forty-ive
years Of age at the time of his death.
In Professor Phelps book entitled
The Still Hour" occurs the follow
ing sentence: The Stiffness of the
hour s,the stiffness of a dead clam at
sea-" The printer, and not the au-
thor was responsible for the subsi-
tuition OF clam for calm" -
DR.. Gershon Jayne, for oforty-fve
years a citizen of Springfield, Ills, a
prominent physician and excellent
man, died a few days since. He was
bornih Orange County. Ills, Oct. Is,
1871, and served as surgeon in the
war of 1912. Senator Trumbull mar
ried his daughter. vs fao
The mental condition of the EN-
press Charlotte, MaximiIian-s wife,
appears to give very little hopes Of re
coyery. From her features all intel
lectualexpresslon is fnofe and more
vanishing. But her physical health
Is all that can beg required,
Gen. Kalergi, who was recently dis
patched by the Greek Government on
an extraordinary mission to the
United States. is dangerously i'll in
Paris. and cannot proceed to Wash
ington. MI. Rangabe, former Min
ister of Foreign Affairs, has been ap-
pointed TO succeed him. Mr.. Rangabe
is a Professor of the University OF
Athens. and is known as one of the
best scholarships Europe.
In a notice OF the Old Guard. a
State Rights and Democratic maya.
zine. the tshasleston 1C5uaer says:
!" We must not omit, by the way, to
mention thar the present number con-
tains a vigorous and we'll writer
poem by Mrs Laura Gwyn, of Green
vile, S. c., addressed to Mr.. Thad-
eus-sStevensSswhieh suggests an eu
the proper uses to which the gallows
Y of Hannah maybe put. q
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-04-29

a Ve have the facility of the best Ma
sfNnery and Workmen, and will give all
SaEx entrusted to us our individual atten-
TlsKk, and charge reasonable prices.
Efhee and Foundry, corner of First and
Hnaa Streets, Evansville, Ind.
II. B-Workmen sent to all parts to ut
DwOTk and do repairing.
1kEoBm SCHULTZE, Truman & co.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-04-12

In the C1ancsry Court Of Memphis Tenn.
40. I1k-Eumt j. WugEL, E-scg.rE or .as
last Will anu les .menI or James "a. .-Ie.
deceased. vs.. Joshua a. Craig et a.. heirs n
law OF J. " craig. deceasst-
1T appearing from AFFIDAVIT IN this CAGE fE.r
the defendants joshua n Craig. Juu. r..
Craig, Anderson .. Neal, WaIlou Craig. aL--rt
e.. Craig. Benz. r. Craig. EdHard hr0lkLaE ana
wife Elizabeth BroOklng, TnO>- Il Winch a.
anu Elizabeth his VIE Chas. lngles cEL 30. y
Ann Iugies his vie, Benz. q. Neal. Gr1-. n
Craig. and the heirs OF Priscilla Eeu4elv whose
names ana residences are unknown, john -
Craig. James r williamson and t4ry -L-al-
son his wife, -ALeu tgh0se christian .GH
uEku1wr and wife Kate AIsu. - Hck|Lrr
WHO'S chrstiau name and MARY
Ann bis vile TaIHa0ar-o Gao - T.rf4
lwhOse christian nams e. unkluWuI ana Mar
Lhs his wiie, John y. Neal, Naury Ic-a.1-
J me o. Neai. heirs Of william o Neil. --
ceased, twhgss names ana res da1ces are
unknown, David Mason end Mary Nr=.u
MS wife, BENZ hietsoe, Lydia N~ontgomeV
Hanks, Ann 5. hanks, Mildred Hanks. Graves
HAMS, Geo. EggiesJpnr Lowry g. EEsL-stEl-
Geo. Patton, Miles Meu1e1hau and May d.u-
denhL his wife. Geo W Kyle and IarIrul
KYLE. Alice Craig. Ehls- z. MEEl-. Eliza
Wrtg1t. ID tniel Bleds0e. G-o-z ma HLads1e
samuel Craig. Isaiah craig, SIlas Craig. Ef-
liam Craig, Robert Russell sarah El-s=L, AL--
ton Hanks, DOrcas ranks, Miles n Hless.
Jno- Hicks, Saml Hicks. Bruce Dicks, Ja.erh
craig, susan Craug- Ino- gFaigr Sslte CrlEs
Utica Craig. Lewis Craiz- James CraLE F..-
line craig, William craig Jams 3 Peak 10 10
dan J.. Peak. Leland W Peak. Dudley Peak.
Walton Craig and Lucinda Craig his vie, SG-
ford & Faulkner and Eveline 81. Fsu.zua- be-
wife, are all heirs at law % sail J. W.. Cr-E.
deceased, and persons in 20 session q. pEol-
Of said sta'e wno are nou-reslcelis OIL the
Stale Of Tennessee;
10 IS therefore ordered Thai thsT make tl
appearance herein at the Courthouse. In the
city Of Memphis. Tenn. within the nsr three
DAYS OF the next term OF said Court
ing the second Monday in NAV, l-os. and plead.
answer OF demur 10 cOUplalDauts oil. or tho
same viii be taken for confessed as % Them
and set for hearing eN parte, and that a copy
OF this order be published once q week. 10E
four successive weeks, IN the Memphis Az
PEAL-
A ~copy-attest
AUGUSION ASTON, Clerk and Master.
By K. ]. BLACK, Deputy Clerk and Master.
Smith & Hill, sells for complainant
nmnQ T0UHwH
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-04-12

In the Chancery Court Of Memphis. Tennessee.
No I5z4-L-D. McKisick and Wife vs.. Rosa
Martin etal-
TT appearfng from affidavit IN his cause that
ne desendant, Johny Martin, iSa non-resi-
lent OF the state Of Tennessee and resides ia
me state OF Mississippi;
IL Is therefore ordered, That he make his
suDea-ance herein, az the in the
city Of Memphis, Tenn, on the first Monday In
May, 1877, and plead, answer or demur 20 COM
p~iainant bill, OF the same viii be taken Tor
confessed as to him, and set for bearing eN
parte, and that a copy Of this order be pub
lished once week, for four successive weeks
in the Memphis Appeal.
A -copy-attest
AUGUSTON ASTON, Clerk and Master
March "A. 1851.
Wright a MeKlsick, soils for esmPiainAn-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-04-12
GRAND jury KooM,

MEMPHIS, April IL 1901 J.
RESOLVED. 6y the Grand Jurors for the
United States District Court Of Rest
Tennessee noW u session at Memphis,
That our acknowledgements are due to
his honor, ConnAify F. Trigg, judge pre-
siding. and the officers of the court, for
their respectful and courteous treatment
during our sitting as grsnd jurors st this
Attesi 20. B. Church, Foreman Of Grand
Jury N. Hofhefmer, Secretary; j., Wor-
sham, Hiram A. Partee, R. II Mason | aac
hhS aaSe, Win. Chase. II. Undefwood' Michael
Mulholiand, Martin T. Ryder W. W, Jones,
&C. Merlsman, Isaac c. Reaves, A. I. Nor
ton, Geo. IL Blood.
The traverse jury, through their fore
man, Leon Trousdale, ESD presented
the following
The members of the regular traverse
Jury liz attendance upon the United
States district court for the district OF
West Tennessee, at March term, 1857,
deem it proper upon the occasion Of their
discharge, 70 adopt, unanimously, the
following resolutions: -
/. Regarding the judicial department
Of the gogernmentsas the palladium OF
law, order aud right, they deem it indis-
pensable to the protection OF society, the
security Of property and the safety OF
person, that IL should be administered
With importantly and a strict regard to
equity and Justice, as contained In the
constitution and laws.
2. That all these high qualities and re-
quiremenes are fully met by the pre-.
siding judge Of the district court of the
| United States, Hon. Connally F. Trigg,
Ia whose Uniform dignity, courtesy, i'm.
partially and ability, we are pleased tc
believe tie people may repose that i'm.
pIicit c0nildenoe which is due TO the up.
right jurist who interposes as a shield
against wrong and injustice.
8. That we deem it a duty, no lesl
than 3 pleasure, to return to Judgt
| TriRg, In behalf Of ourselves, our cordia
( thanks fot the ~nnvarying courtesy anC
kindness we have received at his hands
during the tedious term of the court
now about to close, and to express on
trust thatihis afduous, patient and labori
GUS duties may be crowned with tn
highest reward OF the bench, next 10 tn
CONSCIOUSNESS Of his own integrity
purity and honor, the generation an,
gratitude of HIS fenowecountrymen.
signed Iii WI Anderson, Leon Trousdal,
Geo. c. Holues. Nm Z Barnett, h. A
hughes, y. NJ Ltttleneld, John Morrison, {
H. noriGa, sr. T. n. Gunter. ia. Hamilton
Nj. Breaks, n. T. Pendleton, 49,.
Judge Trigg, after the reading of th
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-04-12

In the Chareery Court Of Memphis. Tenn.
No. Isle. G. Rosser, by next friend, VS.. Jos.
H. Mosby, Maria l. Mosbyt Mary Isabelle
Mosby and Jos q. Williams
TT appearing from affidavit In this cause tlul
the ~defendants, JOS II. MOsoy, Maria A-
Nosby, Mary Isabella M0shy and Joseph u.
Williams, are nOn-resldenis Of the State
II IS therefore ordered, that they make their
appearance herein at the Court House in tie
City OF Memphis, Tenn, on the lb Monday In
May, 1867, aud plead. answer or osmur TO
complainant's bin, or the same viii Be taken FOR
confessed. as to them and set for hearing tx
parte, and that a copy OF this order be pub
tished once a week, for four successive weeks,
IN the Memphis APPEAL
A Copy-Attest.
AB3UsFON ASTON. Clerk and M1ster.
CAN'T q Wadden, solicitors for complainant
M -ETz faur1W.
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Attachment Suft.

Geo. J. Kin vs.. Thos. F. Brahan.
A FFIDANIT for Attachment having been
"A made in this case and aitschu euL having
been issued against the estate Of ThOs- r. Bra
han. upon the ground tnat he Is q non-rellenL
OF me state Of Tennessee, and 10 having b en-
returned " levied, etc,
IL Is therefore ordered that said defendant
enter his appearance on or before the 18th cay
of April. IsT. 20 plead. answer or demur 20 the
said plaintiff complaint, or ths same VIII De
taken for confessed and the case SET Tor nearing
ex parte. And thai a copy OF this order De PUB
Nsked once a week for four consecutive weeks
in the Memphis APPEAL. March d. 80
:. A. MOORE, J. p.
ID No1roS. PLAINTIFF Attorney.
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Restaent Notice.
the Chaseery CogEto Of Memphis Tenn.

In the ChaBcery Goat Of Memphis. Tenn.
No IGA-Turner Hun vs.. samuel Scot
TT appearing from tse sherins retu-u i1 this
cause that the Defendant -amusl 5-1rs. after
dIIigent search and inquiry hayiul been m.ta.
cannot be found IN shelby tOulty 20 bee -HrGar
with Eersonal process lt Is therefore ordered.
that he make his appearance herein ar l.a
Courthouse. in the city Of Memphis. Ieu1e-.a.
within the first three days OF rhe next term rr
sad CCurt, commencing t.s second E0lIay
ina May, ls57, and plead, answer or d@mur To
complainants 8ll, or the same VIII be taken "a-
confessed, as 70 him, aud set FOR nalr ne exc
parte, and that G copy Of this order be- uIll-l =I
once a week, for four successive weeE tl the
Memphis APPEAL
A ~COpy-atteEt.
A6aUsTUN ASTON, Clerk and Master.
By K. J. BLACK, ~ and n.
LogwnOd 4 PsYtOu EalA for complainant
mhIQ IaW4wa
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-Resfdent Nottce.

In the County Court Of shelby Cognty. Ten
nessee.
heirs Ct Marian and Isaiah Goodwin. de-
ceased, et al.
Petition 10 sell Real Estate.
IN this case IL Appearing from amdaTit en- ta
i that the heirs a. law, and children q Er-
Marian and isaiah Goodwin deeeased, whose
children's christian names are unEhoWu- are
nOn-residents OF the state Of Tennessee
1t Is theref0rs ordered. That they DO enter
their appearance herein al the COurtEOg-s m
the 5th Clvn District Of Shelby County. Tenn
in the city Of Memphis, on or before ths dr-l
Monday In May, 1901, and plead, answer OF
demur 70 couplainants petitions the same VIII
be taken for confessed, a. % them, and sal
for bearing exparte; 10 is further ordered that
a copy Of this order be published once q week
for four successivs weeks. m the Memphis
APPEAL. a newspaner published In the city OF
Memphis JOHN LCAGCE.
March q. 1867 Clerk.
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IHnchnlent -.

Law Court Of the City Of Memphis.
&c Griflng. s. H. TOBY ard Jas q. EgIal.
comprising the arm or 6TiUU-, IUay q CO..
plaintiffs. VS.. u. Wardeld, defendant
A FFIDAVIr for attachment having been
"A made in this ca-e In pursuance J- zee, .,
Ef51 OF the Code Of Tennessee, and attlC"m
having been issued and returned by The proper
officer levied. etc" on the properly OF ---
defendant Z. Warheld
ID is Therefore ordered, That said defendant
.phis. Tenn. on or before the second Monday
in June nex5, and defend this suit- or tho
same will be taken for confessed as TO him, and
the case set for hearing eL parte, and tl-- o.
COPY Of this order be published once a W ok .r
four consecutive weeks in The NemphIsADuFa.-
"A COPY JOHN Donovan, CLERK.
BY MAsOF HYpE. DC.
March %, 49,.
Wilson & Beard, attorneys FOR plaintiff
h law4We
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TlROIrent N0tice,

Chaueery Court of Memphis.
No. uss-A. J.. Wheeler. admin tra.C-0f Mp.
Lewis, deceased vSHenry Laird and C-LCr,
creditors Of W.P Leafs.
InsolVeut Bill.
II n this cause, on motion. IT. Is ordered r- tE8
Court that the cred tors Ot W Lewis. De-
ceased. file their claims sg tiust his estate IS Oh
Tie Clerk and Master OF UhIs tOHEr.O E or ua.HE
the FIRST NOndag IN October, lst7. or De forever
barred. and that a copy OF this 0Eie- be pa
Iished in ths Memphis APPEAL orce q we =
for four successive wleks. March D.,
A AALeII<.
marS-IEw4wr C1erk and EEl a-
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Non-Resident Nofice.

In the Chanesry Court Of Memphis, Tenn
T.. r. Green. Jno. W. Ward, et a., VS.. u. ".
Fits and ". l. Fits.
IT appearing from affidavit IN this CIg1
that the defendants L. n Fits and w.. j.
Fits are residents o. the StaTe % rls-us-Dr.
and non-resi4euts Of TIE stale OF Teuueseea
Appearance herein, az the Courthouse iT the
city OF Memphis, Tenn on or before ILe igr
Monday in May. 1871. and plead. auSwe- rr
demur TO co~mplainants bill. OF The same v.
be taken for confessed as 90 them, and set tH-
heatiug eXparte, and that q coy OF this order
be published once a week, for four succea.lFe
weeks, in the Memphis APPEAL.
q coDy-at.est=
AUGUSrON ALSTON, Clerk and Master.
By r j.. sLACK, Deputy Lerk and Master.
Logv0ed & Peyton, attorneys FOR p aiut.HA
March 20. Is57. mn3. law4wr
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GRACE CHURcH.-The ladies con-
nected with Grace church, in this city,
prepose holding a festival next month,
the proceeds to be devoted toward pay
inc off the debt Of the church and Inn
provlne the interior Of the sanctuary.
To aid them in this noble work, a meet
ing of the young men of the congrega-
tiou was called on Wednesday night,
when a number attended. Theydecided
20 form themselves into a society to be
called the " Grace Church Brotherhood p
An election Of officers was held, with
the following result: Rev. w. c. Brook,
president DIR. Posey, vice-president ].
w. Wholegan, secretary F. Bueking-
ham. treasurer. On motion Of Mr.. Rob
syt AjnsIie, it was unanimously resolved
that the services and aid Of the society
he rendered to the ladies in their pro-
nosed festival for the benefit Of the
cburoh. Further notice Of the festival
viii be given in due time.
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Tremendous Sacrifice !
Call Early and Secure Bargains.
THIS IS NO HUMBUGl


Look at the Prices OF some few articles, and
offered at the same low Prices:
Csiicoes, fast colors, IA, Is and IS cents per yard
Bleached DOmestics. l3. Is, 10 % cts. peryarqs
Brown DOmestics, yard wide, 10 osnts per yard.
Jaeonets at - cents per yard, woIthS cents.
White BrlIiants, . cents Per yard, worth e0
Checked Muslin. IS cents per yard, worth 50 cts.
other white 2 DDS at samelOW prices. -
Ladies' Wha1ebOne COrsets, only 81 80 pfrpair,
worth So .
Ladie} Shoes, including Miles, We0b's and
Thomas Cloth Caters, al fully one-han the
regular prices
Eidies Kid Gloves, all eoIOrs, only 81 10 per
pair.
We would call special attention to the above
gloves as being in every respect equal to
Alexandre's or any other glove which now
Aucienpe' for Ladies' waists, oo1y 81 per yard.
These goods are sold At 81 IS at any store in the
Ladies' Paper Collar. only 3 cents ger box.
Ladies' Initiation Piane Collars, only 50 cents
xaEseiliss Bed spTeads, large size. nom So 50
Ladies Linen Collars only 81 IS to 81 IS per
Our Cheap Tables c6mprissa greatnumber Of
useful and ornamental articles, which must be
sold regardless of cosL We mean what we say
and say what we mean. Give rs a call before
purchasing elsewhere &
ONE PRICE ONLY.
ELSoN BROS,
no. ~. .t-aat
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In the Chaneery Court Of Memphis, Tenn.
NO I55l-I 7 Farguson. A. COgdes stal, and O.
and A. Aston.
LApPearng rom aa1darft IN this causs that
Il ne defendanl Cornelius Msehsn i ? non
resident Of The state Of Teaues II.
II Is therefore ordered- fhss - -ara hfs
aPPeerance herein, e tho Courthouss in tho
city o. msmpnt tennessee. within he frs.
three days Of the reXL term on sait court cum
Eepcing on the sccnud Monday IN May. IaT.
and plead, answer OF oemur 10 co-mpl-inautE
BILL or the same VII De taken Tor confessed G4
OF this order BE- published once a week FOR
four successive weeks N the Memphis arpczI.
A e~Spy-attsst AIGD5IDN ASTON.
Clerk and Master.
By r ]. BLACK. DepDty CLERK and master.
lockwood q Psyt1n. solicitors for eomrI1in-
ants ana HaurW
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MGTsh0E's Sale.

In admiralty.
Hated states vs.. Steamboat SOutherner.
my virtue Of decree OF the honorable Iis-
is triet Court OF the United States, Tor the DIS
t71ct OF West Tennessee, 1 will, on Wedn esday,
me feth day Of spTII, 1857, sell 70 the hlgnest
hidder. for cash, att foot OF UnloB street, IN
the city N Memphis, she Soath-
"a e will take place between the nours OF ~
osefocr q M. and 2 6'clOcz p M OF said DAY.
SAM JONES,
u. S. Marshal.
DssrL - isaz mhSi tbs
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TO MY OLD FRIENDS.
IN
West Tennessee, Mississippi
and arkansas.

HAVING accepted q permanent Agency OF
the ST. LOUIS MUTUAL LIFk 4N5I-
RANCE COMPANY, ] would respectfully ASK
the attention OF my old riends to that 1nsLltu-
lion as a safe, certain and reliable meulnm
through which they may assure their familles
against.N ant IL the event OF deatht or Nieia.
seIves nom an impoverished old age In case
Of Hl-success ia LIE.
Mr.. n. IT'S is associated With me ana is
hereby recommended 10 public confidence.
Our Office is at No. AZ Madi on street. rear
room i, DeSotO Block, where we VIII pc nappy
10 lmpart any needed 10 thoss de-
mbA an J H MCMAHON.
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Notice.

HAVING suggested the insolvency. OF the
ii estAte OF James MalsO deceased, all credi-
foTs are hereby notified 10 NE their claims,
properly authenticated, with the Clerk OF the
bounty Court of shelby county before the INST
Snrgl 4 ~. INDIANA MALLON,
Administering.
A Onley. attorney. app 1sw4w-
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Land For SaIe.

A N undivided one-half Interest in 5000 acres
a OF Red river bottom land, in Lafayette
and SEWER counties, Arkansas.
This interest, the title to which is perfect, viii
be sold 81 a low figure, for one-thtrd cash and
the remainder at one and two years, without
interest
Also, 300 acres OF magnificent Arkansas
liver bottom land, above al overflow, and the
finest body OF land In the state, in Crawford
county, Arkansas.
These lands viii be sold together or In par
cells, Tor cash.
Apply TO PIKE & ADAMS,
Attorneys at Law,
mhS-tf 23 Main street, Memphis
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT N Dis
TRICr CoUFTs.-Yesterday was motion
day, and 3 large amount Of business was
transacted il these courts. In Bradford
VS.. steamer Morning Star, Defendants
counsel gave notice Of appeal. Alarge
number Of causes were continued. In
United States vs.. the appeal building,
etc, an order was entered dismissing the
cause at the cost of the United States.
In Butler VS.. Hays, the death of defend
ant was suggested and proved and a Sciri
fdcfds ordered against his executors. In
United States vs.. property Of Wilkinson,
an order of dismissal was entered.
Whitesides VS.. Northup was con-
tinued by consent. In United States
VS.. Nelson and United States VS.. Cross,
presentments for treason, orders were
entered Diminishing upon payment OF
costs by defendants. United States VS..
two mash-tubs, etc., information, was
dismissed at cost Of claimant. Handlan
VS.. steamer Charleston, was. dismissed at
cost of libellspt. In Moore & Co. VS..
Hughes, motion for a new trial was
overruled. The district attorney dis
missed all stamp cases not heretofore
disposed Of. 1t wss announced by the
court that for want of time the equity
aud admiralty dockets would not be
taken up, as the court would adj
journ to-day. The grand and traverse
juries were discharged for the term
In connection with, and Immediately
after their discharge, the grand jury
through their foreman, Capt. c. B,
Church, presented to his honor, Judge
Trigg, with appropriate remarks, the
! EolI.u-;,u ,aoolnsiopus
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BADLY BURNED.-A dreadful accident
occurred at the house of Mr.. Thos. Nc
Ginty, near the foot of Madison street
Yesterday morning, whereby a young
lady, Miss Kate Powers, will probably
lose her life. She was left alone for a
short time in q room where there was a
fire. On the return Of some of the family
they found the poor girl lying face down
on the live Goals and quite insensible.
She was quickly removed, and medical
attendance called in. The physician
thinks she fell in q spssm or fit, and gives
no hope of her recovery.
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NOTICE.

rUHr unserHgnad being appointed by the
Honorable Ghancery Court Of the City OF
Nsmphis 10 collect all notes, bills and accsunis
due the arm Of N. Christal, 1eohs
40 hereby potify all persons indebted 70 the
aid III. Chr.stai TO call at the Citizens, Union
Rank. No. q Madison street, and pay the same
THOMAS BARRETT,
.,oaa5 Receiver.
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FOR SALE.
EOR A OR n

EOR SALE OR RENT
A new and elegant basement Cottage on Bass
avenue, seven rooms, closet in every room. etc.
also, on Bass avenue, a double house, new, OF
seven rooms, each room with all the modern
improvements Also, on Adams street eX-
tended, n new story and a half Cottage five
rooms. kitchen, good yard, %cistern, etc. Z. ".
Pool. Rental and Real Estate Agent, 1879 Main
street. apli u
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one Of the best located and most lucrative Jew
elry and W~atch-Making Business in this city,
with q three years lease, on the premises is 70
be sold on reasonable terms 10 a responsible
party, TIE present OccupaDt wishing 70 leave
the CITY on account OF family affairs. For par
tfculars inquire at the ONCE OF T. W. Butttng-
baus, Esq, No. 1877 Main street. APP
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One Twelve On Horse Power Stationary
ENGIN AND BOILER-nearly new.
LUNN g MALLON,
mh12 I'm 20 Main street.