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uARsIIAL's SALE.

y,i,sd S,ss,q/ 4.~ioa, District of Vest
Tirsi.'S, ~;
Ioha wist!sy,
VS. s,s.ynbs.s 'JonAsPowell"9 VI
-, es6DIENCE To AN ORDER,
=, t,r-d on the a7th day Of November, 1858,
:. he District Court Of the United States for
-. District of West Virginia, in the case OF
tShs winkley against the Steamboat Jonas
lowell. her ell CINE, tackle outfit, apparel and
hruitare, shall pfoseed TO sell said steamboat,
Jonas Powell" AZ tho town OF Point Pleasant,
: the county Of Mason, in this District, on Fri
!sy, the LIST day OF January, lSes, 10 the highest
nd best bidder at public auction.
TERxs OF SALR-0ne- third cash, the balance
n two eQul instalments, at three and six
non tbs, the purchaser giving bond, with sp-
,sy, ed security, for the deferred instalmeRts,
al interest from date.
'''- HEDGEMAN SLACK,
U. 5. Marshal District W. Va.
>,u,IS QUARRIER, Proetors for John
.r,HEI.y decl5-l4t
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general intelligence Of the latter gen.
tleman. j. N. Turner's name having
been mentioned, that gentleman also
withdrew, alleging that Mr.. Hornbrook
was pre-eminently possessed of the
qualifications necessary to the proper
administration of the dutiesof the Of
flee, The following officers were then
elected:
President-THoMAs HoRNBRooK.
Vice PresideRt-A. d. RICE, or Ohio.
Secretary-LEwIs BAKER.
Treasurer-CHRIsTIAN HESS.
Direetors-J. n. TURNER, A. Nc
SWORDS; and A. G. ROBINSON.
The officers elect took their positions,
and President Hombroek delivered
short address, impressing upon those
present the Importance of each indi-
vidual member contributing something
of his energies and his knowledge to-
wards making the Society success.
Mr.. Turner regretted that the time
would not admit of that FREQ interchange
of views and the discussions which he
regarded as the most important object
of this meeting; he therefore hoped
that another meeting for an early day
would be agreed upon, for this purpose.
He hoped that every member would at
tend that meeting, and would come pre-
pared to inform the Society how many
acres he has in fruit, and of what kind
the age of his vineyard or orchard, and
the amount of fruit produced the past
season. Also, his theory as to the best
method ofcultivation, &C., SC.
On motion of A. D. Rice, a committee
of three was appointed to draft Bylaws
for the Society, to report at the next
meeting. The President appointed Capt.
R. Crawford, Geo. E. Caldwell and G.
w. Franzheim.
After the transaction of some further
business of not general pablo interest,
the Society adjourned to meet at the
same place at two o'clock, Saturday,
January 9th.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-12-28

On THE IcE.-The skating crowd on
Friday and Saturday was "a big tning
on ice.n The creek was fairly black
with skaters and spectators and the
number of mishsps was unusuaiis
small. Two ambitious young gentle
men. who felt able to prove that nan
inch ice could bear one hundred ana
FORTY pounds of skating humanity, were
taken in about to the waist, but beyond
these, we heard of no luckless incidents
70 mar the amusement on the ice.
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ANOTHER CHRISTMAS DINNER.-We
were kindly invited by the enter
prising proprietors of the Grant House
to take dinner with them on Christmas.
Not wishing to be eccentric, we accept
ed, for
IAN human history attests
That happiness for mantle hungry sinner
Since Eve ate apples, depends on dinner
We arrived at the appointed time and
found everything in readiness. The
tables fairly groaned under the pressure
of the inexhaEstible number of good
things. 1t would be impossible for US
to mention the different dishes, served
up to appease the appetite of hungry
man. We will attest the superiority
of that "luscious bird,n the turkey,
For finer or fatter
Ne'er ranged in a forest, or smoked in platter
We can congratulate Messrs. Lewis
g. Woodmansee on having one OF the
finest hotels in this part of the country
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STEAMBOAT sALE.-W. II. Irwin Dep
uty U, s. Marshal, sold the steamer
Malta at public sale, on Saturday, for
Sl45O. Mr.. William Seawell, of Arkan-
sas, was the purchaser. We learn that
the new owner of the Malta intends
taking her into the White river trade.
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THE RIvER.--The steamer Champion
Fuller, Master. reached here last eve
ming from Pittsburgh. She leaves this
afternoon, at 5 o'clock, for Cincinnati
Louisville and New Orleans. Passengers
and freighters can apply on board or
to T. H. Mong, Moaroe street. Freight
or passengers will also be taken for all
points on the Ohio river, and for Mem
phis and New Orleans.
The Rebecca leaves this morning Tor
Park ersburg.
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HOLIDAY PREsEyTs.-We would re-
mind our readers that F. VI. Porter bAs
received for the Holidays, one Of the
finest stock of Ladies, Misses aDd Chill
dren's Shoes in the city, expressly for the
Holidays. Now is your chance for bar
gains.
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While the signing OF the constitution
was going on, another very interesting
proceeding was taking place, viz: the
exhibition and examination of a few
samples of fruits and the testing (tast'
ing) of quite variety of wine.
Samples Of Grapes.-J, n. Turner pre-
sented several banches of Catawba,
which had been preserved by simply
hanging them in dry cellar. In ap-
pearance they were just little wilted,
but in taste they had preserved all the
sweetness and delicate aroma OF a well
cultivated and thoroughly ripened Ca
tawba grape. G. w. Frazheim, the
"Wine King" of this region, presented
a box of Catawbas which had been pre-
served iu the ordinary grape box in his
cellar. A few of the grapes on these
punches were decayipg, but the most OF
them were we'll preserved. The decay
ing ones were clearly not fully devel-
oped and well-ripened when put away.
Apple8-M. B. Reed and r. Frazier,
Sem, presented some very fair samples
of apples, among which we noticed the
handsome and popular Pearmair, the
useful Russell, the old Pennock, the
sprightly Green Pippin and several va
rieties whose names were unknown.
Tiae-Christian Hess presented speei-
mems of Delaware and Catawba of the
vintage of 1867. The Delaware is
claimed by many to be the best Ameri-
can grape; it certainly makes wine
of very high character. Being the only
specimen of Delaware wine presented it
attracted considerable attention and
discussion.
George Deush-Catawba, vintage 1868.
l.. Wilhelm-Catawba, Isabella and
Concord, 1868.
G.. w. Franzheim-Catawba and Con-
cord, of vintages of both 1867 aud 1865.
Theo. Shriver-Ives' Seeding of 1866
"a very superior wiue--and Catawba
and Concord of 1868.
Father Kreush-Concord and Crevei-
ing. This gentleman is an enthusiastic
admirer of the Creveling-regarding 1t
as the best grape in his extensive col
lection.
John Altmyer-Cohcord, 1863.
Mr.. Halm-Catawba, 1867 and 1868.
Henry Zinmermaa-Catawba, 1867
and 1868.
T. L. Chandler-Currant wine, one
year old, presented by VIM. Clark
very beautiful and palatable. --
1t is to be regretted that there was no
committee to pass critical Judgement
upon the various specimens of winepre-
sented. and Mr.. Frsnzheim took a step
IN the right direction wAeu he moved
that the appointment of such commit
tees as might be desired be made spe-
eial order at the next meeting.
The election of officers to serve until
the second Saturday in January, lo1o'
beinp next in order, Col. Ford HOmina-
tod Thomas Horubrook for President.
Can't Crawford being placed in nomi-
nation, also, arose and withdrew in Ia
vor of Mr.. Hornbrook, and passed .
high eulogium upon the energy. hora-
cultural taste and knowledge and tne
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-12-28

RED GLovEs.-Nat Harrison may re-
ioice. His peculiar style is becoming
the rage. Red gloves, for gentlemen,
are considered "nebby." As a general
rule they are not healthy when bulls
are in sight, unless the wearer has
enough of the calf about him, to ena'
bic him to appeal successfully to the
fellow feelings" of the animals afore-
so;J
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-12-28

~ Every man whe was registered
last Fall for the first time, must have
his name entered on the city books to-
day, or he cannot vote at the municipal
election. L. 30
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~ The only reliable pure Wines
and Brapdies for medical use, can be
had at E. Bookings or Booking q Mil
ler's. Be sure and call for Perkins, Stern
& Co.'S California Wines.
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FOR RENT.

TEg SECOND FLOOR OF OUR STORE
| pom The floor is l2s feet long by 20 feet
'.s sss dne light. Possession given imme'
,.4,- A. W. PAUL. 81 CO.,
10 Main street, Merchants Block.
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II Every voter of Wheeling whose
name was not upon the city books at
the last municipal election, should be
registered to day.
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g Another lot of the new and ex-
citing game of Detective at A. w. PAUL
e. Co.'s
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1Accprdeons, Vlolins, Guitars, Ban
joes, Flutes, Violincellos, Harmonicas,
Concertinas and all kinds of musical
instruments and goods for holiday gifts
at Sheib's Music Store, at lowest prices.
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rP@Ouly 81 90 for the. best Buffalo
make of Mems Kip Boots, at Blond q
Bachman's, No. 107 Main street.
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For RENT.

, HANDSOME COTTAGE HOUSE, ON
\ Z,le .:rret. Wheeling Island, containing
ErrT r,yr, and kitchen. also good cellar;
III ard grn7p near tue kitchen. II Ia fiii
q. I'll HUit trees and shrubOery. POSSESSION
Tor on frst Of April. For terms apply 10
'l.-r. NJ. REILLY.
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FOR RENT.

TTO BRICK DWELLING HOUSES FOR
,y2t Possession given Immediately. En-.
,-s.! L. C. HUGHES,
Real Estate Agent.
e, 70 Chapii-e Street, between First and
S,S,t Streets does
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wEvery voter who, within the past
year, has moved from one ward 10
another, should have his name tranS'
ferred to-day.
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D., ssignee's Sale of Dry Goods,
Carpets, &c.

ur1L ON MONDAY, THE It'll INST.
.,,,5erce to close out the stock Of David
IN ,bc new store corner of Main and Web
Lev .,r.sf. and continue until further notice.
80 &c., ..gV b hGG. y. W. BASSETT
Assignee.
lathe looks must be closed, persons indebted
- ~, costs by calling soon. does
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~ If you want to be suited in shoes,
go to Blond g. Bachman's, where you
will find everything in the shoe line.
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EOR KENT.

Tg0V The Isr OF APRIL, THAT DE.
/ srAj'e store room i'll Odd Fellows Hall
lw. Monroe street, now occupied by John
w Mitchell The cellar is furnished with a
.ss0y-1. Apply 20 -
=. A. BRENTLINGER,
;a,lt. OF W. p. MCKELVBY.
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1T Bound Volumes of Music, Music
and Instruction Books, beautiful Music
Folios, &C., for Holiday Gifts, at Sheib's
Music Store.
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wToys, Games and Books of all kinds,
for old and young, at A. W. PAUL &
Co.'s. ,1 =
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FOR SALE.

GOOD BRICK HOUSE, WITH SIX
\ -.orps kitchen, two pOrches, two cellars
ID ball and side and O aSpT to- on Zane
"tTS,St;Inanl Z. HOBBS, SR.
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Y'For fine Bibles, Hymn and Prayer
Books for the Holidays, sc to A. W.
PAUL & Co.'s.
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FOR SALE.

tsy DWELLING HOUSE, ON HAMPDEN
N Street, between Byron and Sixth-s rooms,
For terms apply to N A. Chandler, First
Sl,Oas Rank.
Kilt: JOHN q. CHANDLER
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FOR RENT.

TEE STORE ROOM No . MONROE
| i;,-,i now occupied by Lewis, Little g. Co.
?-'.1.gl gwen April lst, 1869. Enquire OF
ixi w. W. MILLER
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II Your picture in nice 8 by 10 rose
wood frame for 81 25 at Brown & Hig-
gins.
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wDon't forget that Blond q bach.
man are receiving splendid assor'men.
of Ladies' Shoes, which are to % Soiu
very low.
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B'Ladies' Gum Sandals and Overs,
just received at F. NJ. Porter's, No. 1875
Main street.
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gPianos, Organs and Melodeons for
Holiday Gifts, at Sheib's Music Store.
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FOR RENT.

I,RON JANUARY Isr. 1869, TO APRIL
+ Ist $50. comfortable Dwelling House on
g,npden street, with six rooms and kitchen,
= -5cd order. will also sell the Furniture
:.sfeiu. which il nearly aew.
lAr24 L. IN "lN'
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sg- New addition to the large varie-
ty of games at A. W. PAUL & Co.'s.
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wTourist's Cases, Portfolios, Cheq-
Boards, Chess, and games innumer-
able. at A. w. PAUL & Co.'s.
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WAnothGr lot of Crandall's Building
Blocks for children, just received at A.
w. Paull g. Co.'s.
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pIf you want to see the sty'e' iIr
Fall and Winter, go to F. M. Porters
shoe Store, No. 1876 Main street.
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Store-Room for Rent.

TEE STORE-ROOM NO. l73 MAIN ST,
sga occupied by Messrs. Hartman Swa'
ss,tr: Clothiegs, is for rent. Enquire OF
J. Il. SHEPPARD,
sftlS Cor. Main and Union.
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YAre you registered for the city
election' If not, attend to the matter
TODAY
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FOR RENE.

VERY FINE STORE-ROOM ADJOIN.
4 .nt the Sprigg House. Possession given
rasiiatsly. For terms apply to
sssi. NJ. REILLY.
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FOR SALE.

,,uE EASTERN HALF OF THAT SUB
,sntal twostOry Brick House, corner Of
l9isey AID SG S, streets, with hye rooms
- ]. IRWIN.
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~ Beautiful presentation Books OF
all kinds and prices at PauiPs'
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~ Piano covers and Stools for holi
day gifts, at Sheib's Music Store.
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~ Any amount of Christmas gooas
of all stvles and varieties at LOG Main
street
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FOR RENT.
FOR RENT,

,,gE STORE-ROOM NOW OCCUPIED BY
;. Bloch 81 $ Notion Store is for rent.
,snIv 10 GEO. BUSCH.
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BRIEF GARMENTs.-Spivins, of the
Statesman, takes blurt at the bob,tails.
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FOR SALE. sos
FOR SALE.

- TIE NORTH SIDE OF QUINCY
IL a desirable Building Lot adjoining
" : nov house; also, one acre of Valuable
Var. sj;rsit.g James Exley's property, en-
LSn"i I'm yoot fence and has a hydrant ON the
ITem''' JAMES NJ. DILLON,
,.,ogIw At Dillon. Thompson & Co.'s.
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II Here we are-Chinese Billiards
at A. w. PAUL & Co.'s.
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Ceutre Street Residence for
Sale.

Sale.
, AN AUTHORIZED TO SELL A SEUG
two story brick residence, containinC ioar
,,ns, kitchen, cellar, &C., situated 1S s,s s.s
..,-fh side of Centre. between Fifth anu Sl1tl
'',--sts. This property is at presen, oScupieu
w Mr.. j. NJ Richards, and cohAuering the
1''''''' 49, THOMIS O'BRIEN,
,,,g,,w Real Estate Agent.
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F-The Registrars sit in their respect
i've wards to-day. Enroll your name.
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Ifbrevity be the Boul OF wit, what
lots of fun there must be in fashiona-
BILE coat tail.
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Nor TO BE BEAT.-Men's calf boots,
$3.50; mems kip boots, $500; youths
kip boots, $500; children's kip boots.
81 90, at Hubbard & Bros.
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'Planchette is "played out" She
was an ''amocsin little cuss," but she
would lie.
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Among the Games are:
LOCAL MATTERS.

Singers Noiseicss Sewing Machine.
Prices and terms to suit all. STRAW Nor
TON, Isl Main street
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-06-21
POLICE TTEMS.

Twice or thrice before this season
have we taken occasion to bewail the
dullness Of the times, and to speak Of
the spell OF exceeding monotony which
seems TO have descended upon and en-
veioped our city. The moral atmOs-
phere seems to have received a sort Of
clearing out, and Memphis has been for
a week past as orderly as any decent
city in the Union. While this condition
Of affairs must be very gratifying 70 all
good citizens, and while we must really
congratulate the "gOod citizens " that
such is the case, 1t is abominably hard
on local reporters. g = police reports
present from day to day beggarly ac-
count of empty cases.
We are requested TO state that the
Metropolitan Police Commissioners will
sell in few days large lot of property
which has been seized as stolen, but has
never been reclaimed.
Squire Griffith has not had estate
case - in three days, aud Squire Black
did not have one yesterday. Squire
Walton issued 8 warrant for Catharine
Hicky for asssulting Cornelius Layton
with a knife, and Tim Hicky on = peace
warrant.
There were only two arrests in the
Second District in the twenty-four hours
ending at eight o'clock yesterday even.
ing-one white and one cOlored-both for
trivial offsDses.
Squire Herman yesterday issued
warrant for John Brown, charged with
assault and battery.
James Smith was yesterday arrested
under a warrant issued by Squire Kier-
nan, charged with assault and battery.
His case will be disposed of on Monday.
m. Zigiass stole-or rather is accused
Of stealing-S5O worth Of plumber from
James Rafferty,. He will have q hear
ing before Squire Herman tomorrow
morning.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-06-21

OFFICE OF SUP'r METROPOLITAN POLICE
hEAPHIs, Tenn, June 20, 1858. 7
Special Order.
The reckless use Of fire arms in this
city renders it necessary that measures
should be adopted for the prevention of
the evil. Within the last fourteen
months six officers Of the law, members
of the Police force, have been killed
while in the discharge of their duty, and
six more severely wounded, in all, about
twelve per cent. of the average Police
force who have suffered death, or MAIN
ing at the hands Of actual or -would-be
assassins, unlawfully armed with deadly
weapons.
The duties Of a Policeman have become
as dangerous as the deadly front of bat
tie, and often when he would protect
himself by laying firm hands on some
armed ruffian, he not only risks his life,
but is dragged before the bar of some
petty count and made to answer
as for a crime, for an act that
should be commended, not only
by the courts, but by all good citizens.
But self-preservation is the first law
of nature" and gpQp that we must act.
The first step will be to arrest eaer!y man
against whom there is reasonable ground
of suspicion that he is carrying concealed
weapons, and when the suspected person
is found guilty be mnst be punished with
the extreme rigOr of the Law.
In making arrests the officers will be
---Nraronlvy ~ - =
annoying peaeeable, law-abiding citi-
zsns, as the object Of this order is to pro-
tect and not Cypress them.
There are hundreds of idle persons we'll
known to the officers of the police force,
who spend their time upon the street
corners, about low drinking SALOONS and
other places of public resort, against
whom the charge of vagrancy can at
any time be sustained, who should
be especially watched. This class
includes not alone the ruffiaR of
hang-d dog look and repuIsive mien,
but the well dressed and genteel appear
ing losfeF, always armed and ready on
the slightest prov00gtsGn 10 resent real
or supposed wrongs by an appeal to arms.
If, in tAe discharge of this duty, off
GERS should sometimes unwittiDgly ar
rest innocent parties on suspicion, it is
hoped the Inconvenience will be borne
with patience, and shopld any one be
treated with rudsness or disoeur1esy, the
officer will be promptly punished upon q
proper presentation Of the facts to this
office. By order Of
s. B. BEAUMONT,
Supt. Metropolitan Police.
BY J. c. H, Sect'y.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-06-21
THE cOUErr.


CHAECERY CoUET VIM. n. Smith,
Chancellor. Meets on Monday next pur.
suant to adjournment. Several causes
have been set for hearing % that day.
No court was held on yesterday.
SHELLEY CIEcUrr COuET 0eorgs ".
Reeves, Jt1dge.-Adjogrnsd on Friday
over to Monday next. The cases set FOR
trial on Monday are from Nc. 90 % go
inclusive. Next Thursday win be mo
ton day.
MUNICIPAL COUET- ge0. W. Wrlelraa.
Jtidge.-Mests on Monday next, provided
Judge WaldrRn has sufficiently recovered
from bis late illness to hold court. Should
he hold court the cases on the State
docket set for trial on Friday Izst win be
called up for trial.
Law CoURT-Jdaes D. Pierce. .Ti.dge
Meets on Monday week, pursuant 70 ad-
journment.
CRIMINAL Court - Vim. Hunter.
Judge.-The cases set for trial duriu0 the
ensuing week are a. fIllows:
The state vs John Garvtn, murder.
y The state vs. Michael Ca a. he murder
. The state II Combs, * iiaaduisut bras.b
of trust. A7a-SA
~ The state - sidney Hunt. house brsalxt1z
So The state vs. Fred Ruser, nurder
- The state vs. spence MUIR h. iarcenv.
iga me STATE vs. VIM O'Hern, larceny
Ivy me STA e vs. A ToTrencs, larceny
LIS The state VS. JAMES Cobb. iafc-rv
III The sta rs iseph Harris LARCENY
70 The state vs. Nc. ,snald mali fn,.ssaoo4f7g
~ Inc STATE VS. J q Fisher larcsny.
LIB The state vsJ Il FISHER, larceny.
lS9 Iha State vs. Maggie stone, malicious shoot
ing.
IA The state vs. A Marie, murder
On yesterday the case Of the State vs.
Kendall, indictment for larceny, vas
taken up for trial. The jury had not re-
turned a verdict up to a late hour last
evening. Col. Bullock prosecuted on
behalf Of the State. Walker Wood and
F. r. Brennan for the defense.