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Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-03-24
SATURDAY. MARCH %. 1868,

Lots Nos. q, %. 30. 81 80. 80. "a, IS aud %. in
Fosters Additions to Edgefeld for particular
description, see deed on page 50 of Book No "a
in the Registers office.
TERMS-Credits of six and twelve months,
with interest from day Of sale. Notes required
with approved security and a lien retained. Sale
free from redemption.
MORTON B. HOWELL,
mari I'd Clerk and Master.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-03-24
In Chancery at Nashville.
In Chancerv at Nashville.

Brown & Martin. Sol'rs for compPts.
mars wit a F
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the court house AZ NAsbFtiiei AT ~ o CLOCK on
SATURDAY. MARCH Is. 1858.
Three tracts Of land, about twelve miles from
Nashville on the Murfrsesboro turnpike. CON
yeyed in trust by Il. NJ. Wheeler:
Lot No, ], containing - acres and % poles
Lot No. 2. containing 80 acres and 70 poles
Lot Nc. 3, cOntaining IS acres.
Not No. 81. containing ~ acres more OF less
Lot No. 5. containing rs acres.
Lots 10. 2 and are improved, and either
would furnish "A good home
TERMS OF SALE Credits Of six, twelve
eighteen and twenty-f0ur months without inter
est. Notes required with approved security and
mari ID VI. Il. HOWELL, g. a NJ.
In Chancery at Nashville.
State Of Tennessee-Ofiee Clerk aud Master.
Chaneery Court AZ Nashville. February the
81. 1868.
Abner Turner ct ais, cOmplainants. vs. j. r.
Love et ais. descendants.
TT APPEARING FROM AFFIDAVIT PILED
i IN this cause that defendant james y. Love.
il a nonresident Of the STATE % Tsnnessee:
it u therefore ordered that be enter his aT-
pearance herein before or within the frst three
on the FIRST Monday in April next s68. aud
plead. answer or demur 70 compliments bill. or
the same viii be taken for confessed 70 him and
set for hearing ex parte and that copy Of
this order be Published for four consecutive
weeks in the Nashville Union and Dispatch
A copy-Attest N. z. HOWELL,
Clerk ana Master
East 4 spurioek. soI'rs FOR compl'ts.
fsbl7 vi,
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-03-24
In Chancery at Nashville.

tie of Worcestershire Clerk and Master,
Gerry Court at Nashville. February the
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-03-24
CHANCERY SALES
FOR
Saturday, March 2S, 1865.

Timothy Walton vs.. r. C. Foster, Sd,
et ais.
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SATURDAY. MARCH o. 1868.

I N PURSUANCE OF A DECREE OF THE
will sell at the Court House, at u o'clock, on
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J.H. Austin Va. B. NJ. Wheeler.
sATURpAY. MARcH 8. lsss.

IN PUR sGANCE or DEGREES OF THE
ChanceTy Court in this eause. | will sell az
the Court House at Nashville. az u o'clock on
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-05-18
oxen and Horses for Sale.
u,r uAvn AT. RNPIRE. NEYAD

WE HAVE AT EMPIRE, NEVADA,
w Fifty Head Of Fat Oxen, wall -
broks, Just from c.lliespi.. M,a x SSTns Ta !,
and likely. which We VIII .,s. ,eu ~ Q
,.yenty head more HorssI and Mule. by the 18th
Of May, nearly all work anlnnsii. Alo. twsnty
WsEons, various sizes. ah In god eendluon !
~. cnt ZOO feet In 70 hours oil Of our. Real
EstSts; IN short, everything We own All Of
1hich win be sold at private aslf, yery low Tor
es,h or wall secured notes. We arc detsrminta
70 close out sosn. a We wish TO retire from ouh;
nssi. sNp tn. NH will bs sold ct great bate.in
RUAaRLL & CR0Wsa
Gold Hill, May Q. 1858. nyeIos
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-05-18
SUR q H II Y.

II one Of the grcatest trlumphE Of Hom@'
opathy 70 dispense with tue operation o. Ampu.
tntiop and Excislon, In more than two.thirds OF
the cases by tho radical cure OF tho diseased
parts, which Allopaihy would have conssnodt to
the knife. s-..n ..H.
Fractures and serious wounds are healed In
less time, and with less pain, than under any
other mode OF treatment. b.
Homeopathy y fulfilling mission whole enc
is the overthrow Of all other modes OF cure, anu
The establishment ofitsown complete md per-
manent rule.
HOMEOPATHY AND LiPE ASsURAHcE.-The
Directors of a London Life Assurance Ohce-
the 90 eneral Pfovidcnt" at Its recent meeting
have placed on record their opinion "that per.
sons treated by the Homeopathy system enjoy
more robust health. are less frequently attacked
by disease, and when attacked recover more
N,pldly than Ihose treated by any other systemi
that with respect to the more fatal classes OF us-
ease the IN 0r Sali,y under Homeopathy ]: smsliin
comparison with that OF Allopathyi that mere
are Diseases not curablc at oil under the latter
system, which are perfectly curable under tho
former; finally, that tho medicines prescribed w
IIomnophathists do not in urs the contribution,
whereas those employed by ALopaths NOT un'
freauently entail the most serious. and IN many
instances, fatal consequences, Tho Dlrecton
sbarcholdersto 10 lay before them the facts they
have collected, and the decision at which they
hnye arrived namely: "To open special Sec
zion for persons treated by Homeopathic sys.
fem, nj a lower rate OF premium than that
charged on other livos"-LoHdoH (EnS) o.
strrer. ."
Tuy ATLANTIC MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE
ooMpAHY OF Albany, New York. says: RE.
0ARDISG MEDICAL TREATMENT A. af'
fsctinc rates that the systcms OF medical prne;,
tIcs as affecting the duration OF life. are well
worthy of confederation by Life Insurance Com.
panies, appears to us evident; calculations upon
dnta In our possession show decreased ratio OF
mortality under the Homeopathic System OF
Medicine" wo have therefore copcindcd TO
make a deduction Of 10 per cent. from tne table
rates upon each payment Of premium oy those
habitually using this mode OF treatment IN
care Of medical practice being changed the frll
rates will be again charged. To those who en-
ploy the Homeopathic system uhen ILL., TINS
Company will make deduction OF 10 per cent.
from the usual rates Of premium, feeling satis.
fed that the mortality from disease Is vastly less
under this mode OF treatment. From . large
mass Of statistics gathered from oil parts OF the
civilized world and supplied largely by Alio-
pathIc auth orltleS embracing tho records OF the
treatment Of over 30o,c00 cases OF disease, II
drawn the following: ...
GENERAL SUMMARY.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-05-18
Notice to Creditors.

ESTATE OF JOSEPH JACKSON, DE-
IL csased.-Noties IL hSrsby given by the un.
dersignsd. Administrator OF tho above named
claims against said deceased. to exhibit the same
With the nees,sary vouchers, within ten month
from the hrst publication Of this notice TO The
undsrnlgnsd NJ his resldsncs in Dayton, Nsvads.
l!5iss- L. A.aREENLEAF, Adm'r. !
Dayton. May /, 1858. myltw
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-05-18
MEDIClL
M1dw1fery /!
ORFICE-OS SOUTH G sTRRET, op'
poalts Wells, Fargo d Go. nsl|
HON GOPA II HI Y

rs THE ONLY TRUE SYSTEM OF MED.
i iclue, based upon the laws Of nature. Seven
". five ycarsof experience have proved that one:
half Of those dying ut an early ass can bosaysd.
Homeopathy cures all durable diseases perma.
nsntly, which hayo resisted the SKIN ofthe best
practitioners OF any Of the old medical system,
for years.
to cure sure aud cnsy, without bleeding, blister.
ing, cautcrizing or drugging, to prolong life and
Lessen the number OF sick days.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-05-18
W A N II E ID
1000 Cords Pine Wood

olALEp PROPOSALS WILL BE REoEIy:
5 81 aa,il May IS, at the Once o. the Empire
MIli and Mining Company. ior the delivery ..
= 600 CORDS PINE WO0D. OF best quality. a.
the company's Mnl. at Gold iili. al me rats =.
80 cords per month. or ~ the superin
may otherwise direct. - q 4 y..L .In.. 81
Gold Hill, Nay 2. 1888. myz-sW
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-05-18
GRNRnAL SUMMARY.

II will thus be seen that Of one hundsed pa.
tlents treated by Homeopathic physlcians, eight
will die while III the same number arc treated oy
Ailopathie physicians. thirty four will die; and
Of tho wyriads who die under old school trSat.
ment tho world over, Homeopathic treatment
would save seventy. six Of every hundred.
Virginia. March. 9. 1868. mr1'u
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-03-08

deg. at A. NJ, " deg. at IL NJ, and 81 deg. at
p. N. Special kilograms to the Daily Commercial,
last night, report the condition Of the weather,
and the Ohio Mississippi, aud tributaries. as fol.
lows: Pittsburg- Ohio feet 10 inches. and On
stand; moderating. Rochester-6k feet and rising.
WheelDg-7 feet and rising. and full Of heavy ice.
Msretta-sa feet and falling. Psrkersburg-lo
feet and stationary. Pomeroy-Falling slowly.
Gsllipolis- Ohio rising slowly. Here. 1t receded5
l. caes up to 10 A. NJ, yesterday, when it com.
nenced risiDg again, having swollen inches up
TO Q PM, with q feet in the channel, by the
waterworks' mark, and 81 feet under the Coving-
ton bridge for passing steamers. At Nashville,
the Cumberland was rising last night, with feet
on Barpeth Shoals. The Tennessee Is rising.
FoR LOWER CoAsr.-The fast and popular pack
ct A. g. Blown, o. Canton, clerk, leaves at noon
tomorrow Monday as above.
F0R LoUIsvILLE.-The unTivalled Governor
Allen, Captain w. B. Richardson, leaves for the
above and all intermediate landings at P. N. to-
morrow.
FoR BAYOU SARA.-The Lafourche. Captain
Baranco, leaves as above at 3 A. NJ. to-day.
IBERvILLE FoR BAYOU 6ARA.-rhis unsurpassed
passenger packet leaves as above at 5 P. N. to-
morrow.
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The exports this evening include lilo bales
for Boston and 1883 bales for New York.
SU0AR-The receipts today were liz hhds.,
The demand Is confined TO the trade, and is fair In
q jobbing way; prices, however, disclose but
lille variation. The sales embraced nearly ell
the receipts at quotations as follows:
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BOOK WITHOUT a NAME.

TIE. BURN DU BUI89ON,D DIGESTIVE
~ Losenges Powders the Alkaline Lacistss-The
alkaline LsctScs exercise the most beneficial inuencs
arrangements Of digestion either BY their peculiar action
on the Of the stomach sdordng
ster through their combination with The saliva 70 the gastric
uce supply Of Tactic Acid which al English french
other Psychologists admit be essential principle Of d.
<eeon For the infornsfisn Of those VINO may be without
medical advice stated here that the symptoms Of i'm
paired digestion Headache pain in the forehead hern
rsnis gsstrs zss<rAgs heartburn wind In The stomach
ana boxels Of sppets emscistan Al thsss
disappear under the action OF the Alkaline LAstes which
denersi dsposin Paris ssRTNAULf 90 g Chemists 10
q. II II. Prince Napoleon, Is rue RicheIieu-
In New Orlesns, ~ DUCof9E'S, DELOCEEs, 9UU.
LOTS and = svsry ether good cheEast'h
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ton BY steam llc. for cotton, zoe. for corn and
90c for flour. Boston by sail. lsc. for cotton, Is
@20c. for corn, and s5c. for -four. To Bremen by
sail slice. gold for cotton and SOS. for tobacco
To Hayre by sail 10 for cotton. Glasgow BY
sail l6ad. for cotton.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-03-08

Crrr or JKyrxKsos. March s. 1868.
Arrived yesterdsy-sl Texas Beeves, and 20
Sheep. Sold LAG Texas Beeves, % Hogs. 20
Sheep and Mich Cows. Stock on sale-767
Texas Beeyes, CIT Calves and Yesrlings, ia
Hogs and 81 Mich Cows. We quote:
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-03-08

FINE WIRES AND LIQUORS.
WE'LL & BROTHER,
IMPORTERS AND GENERAL COMMISSION
Merchants and Dealers.
IMrORTED AND DOMESTIC WINES AND LIQUORS.
Respectfully inform the public that thsy have removed
their store to
No. 100 Gsavier street.
Between Camp and St. Charles streets, and have inst
eeivsd by arrivals from Europe complete stock Of
PURE WHY'S, BRANDY AND LIQUORS,
And hsvirg made contracts with the best dsers m
the West they viii keep constantly hand the choicest
BOURBON AND RYE wHIsKIEs
Their Goods being choice In respect they ask ahare
Of the public patronage, invite inspection from buyers
WE'LL BRO, No. 80 Grsvier street,
Between Camp and S. Charles streetsL
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For ssle the popular osE-PRIcE PLAN giving svsry
Patron sHANDSoME and RELIABLE WATCH.
For the Low Price Of TEN DOLLARS
without Regard 20 vslne
And not 10 be PAID FOR Unless Perfectly satlsfacorY
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N. %. STE MsHIP COMPANY.
CHARTER

CnAHTEH-...............--..-.....oH CHARTER
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oessfuKs. ~
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Eradicate Constitutional syphns SKIN Diseases Hamon
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Treatment cash Charges Strictly conndsnaaL
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Near Canal. New oresnx
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@s Tssss 70 those who are "AA sSaUPFERr D.
FOE THE PERMANENT CURE OF
DR.. Ferriss's Patent seifAdiustins Sup
porter TTuss.
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Can be Permanently Cured.
s 20 en- S ss Dr. %
oce certificates from Eminent surgeons regarding
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oHce-No Is Bourbon street, one door from Canal oGes
A LUMINIUM
THE NEW INVENTION VICTORIOUS.
GREAT SUCCESS.
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4Is.........sT. CHAaLEs sTREEr...........AIs
The Aluminium Of TEETH the newest invention Of the
age had accomplished Its most extensive perfection
at tbs establishment, At the abovensm street Nothing IN
world TO be compared 70 It, Neither gold nor silver Il
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COME AND TRY AND BE SURPRISED.
Let progress have . fair chance.
Aluminium. 4I8 and AIS st. charles.
AIEDICA ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS EDICAL L.
Or. J. WHITE has had the advantages and experience
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MACHINERY, HARDWARE.
HARDWARE AND SHIP CHAHDLRxy
ELLIS 3. BosTIcK. FRANK v. sEYxoURl
2ostfek - sey1Ocrs
Importers Dealers IN
iEAss ABB sHELR HAkDWAz AEB gcyEz4EY
rOvE5. IN NAKE and TINHKKs TOOLS,
sAg and sh TT iSoE. TIN and TIN PLATE
SHEET COPPER, mo, NAILS AXES.
CHAINS, sHOvELs, SPADES, HOES.
LEAD PIPE. SHEET LEAD GAS PIE.
BRASS WORK and PIPE FTrYINss
sgBgER BELfIN9, HOSE and PACKING.
COTTON WASTE Etc, CcRDAGK,
COTTON and FLAX DUCK. TwIhs8,
OILS. PAINrs LANPs. LANTERNS, M
All Kind efGtsanboss and Railroad suppl
Fulton and Front streets, Common
scls AGENTS fer >. "A. Uost0n's LIGHfNIN0 RODS,
Lenisans. Mississippi Texas and Alsbana
Evening star., 1868-05-11
DIED.


ROTH. On the 10th instant, MARGARET A.
Roth, in the 62d year of her age.
Farewell, dear mother, long farewell
Farewell till We shall meet again;
Till We shall meet at Jesus feet,
Where parting l. no more.
We have buried our darling mother;
We have laid her down to sleep;
Ard silent stars at midnight
Ger her their vigils keep.
We have given loves last token,
We have parted back he hair
From off the marble forehead,
And left the last kiss there
All relatives and friends Of the family are in
vited to attend her funeral at o'clock on Tuesday
morning.
Phiadelphis and Baltimore papers please copy.
WILLIAMS. On the 10th inst, WILKINSON
G: WILLIAMS, in the 62d year of his age.
His friends and the friends Of the family
spectfuly invited to attend his funeral, Tuesday
morning, the 18th inst at 10 O'Clock, from his late
residence, No. 800 New Jersey avenue, between
+ and G streets north.
NORTHEDGE. On the llth inst, at 9 clock
a m, Colonel WILLIAM NORTHEDGE, I'm the
esd year Of his age
His relatives and friends are invited to attend
his funeral from his late residence corner OF lst
street east and street south, Capitol HILL on
Wednesday, the 18th inst, at O'Clock p m.
New York papers please copy
YATES. On Saturday 9th inst, at 81 O'Clock
MARION BANKS, aged six weeks and three days
son Of James V. and s. Fannie Yates.
Evening star., 1868-05-11
The SUNDAY School AnniyerSarv.

On Monday next the anniversary Of the W.
c. s. S. Union will take place, and most of the
schools attached to the Protestant churches are
making active preparations. The schools will
form In divisions, and march TO the grounds
south OF the Presidents, where the procession
VIII De formed under Chief Marshal J. II. Her.
ron Ihe eastern schools will be n irshaied by
MP, j. 4. DulIn, the western by r.. X. Wilson,
aid to Mr.. Judd, who is division marshal for
the northern schools, and Mr.. Wight will mar
shal the central schools. The southern schools
VIII form on the Island under Assistant Mar.
shall featman, and march up 18th street into
fennsylvanla avenue, and thence to street
gong TO the sixth Presbyterian Church, where
the exercises will take place. The procession
Will leave the Presidents grounds in the fol.
lowing order:
First Division-which assemblies at the Con.
gregational church,. G. Judd, marshal:
band, North Presbyterian, First Baptist and
Mission; Foundry, Fourth Presbyterian; band
New York Avenue Presbyterian and Mission
English Lutheran, Union Chapel, Congrega-
Second Observation-Disclosures at the First
Presbyterian church,. y. Dulin, marshal:
band, Assembly, Waugh. Second Baptist, First
ors' orphans; band, East Washington NJ p,
Fifth Street Presby terian, + Street Baptist
Calvary Baptist and Mission.
Third Divison-Assembles at Wesley che pei,
O.C. Wight, marshal-band, Hamline, Orphau
Asylum, Providence chapel, Western p. 'esby-
terrain, Fletcher chapel. Mckendree chapel
German Evange, tcal, German Lutheraii. NJ
Street Methodist, Ninth Street ii. p, Y. NJ. G.
A. Mission.
The route will be from the Presidents
grounds at 10 a. m, along the north side Of
Pennsylvania avenue to eth street, when the
first division will continue its march 7th street
10 +, DIP to 10th, up 10th to the Congrega-
tional Church. The second division will con-
time along Pennsylvania avenue to ~ street
thence direct to the First Presbyterian Church
The third division will continue along Penn
sylyania avenue to 9th street, up 9th street to
+, down + TO 5th and Wesley Chapel.
At the Congregational Church, Mr.. b. Il
johnson, President Sunday School Union, will
preside, and the report will be read by MIR. j.
G. Judd. Mr. u. M. Parks will conduct the
singing Al Wesley Chapel, General c. II.
Howard, Vice President Sunday School Un. .,l.
will preside, and the report will be read by
Mr.. o. e.. Wight Mr.. Sharretts will conduct
the singing. At the first Presby terian Church,
Chief Marshal w. Stickney will preside, and
the report will be read by Mr. r. q. Fox, Cor
responding Secretary Sunday School Union.
Mr.. Dyre will conduct the sin ging. At the 9th
street Presbyterian Church Mr.. T. K Gray, OF
Ryland Chapel School, WILL preside, and the
report will be read by John NJ Henderson, of
the Island Baptist School. Music director, b.
F.Lloyd; Organist, Miss Rachel Garrett.
Evening star., 1868-05-11
GEORGETOWN.
Affairs in Geergetewu.

AIesIoEARY ANNIyKRsARY.-The snniver-
ssry OF me Home Juvenile Missionary Society
OF me M r. Church was held at o'clock yes
erday afternoon, at the Church, on Congress
street. The Rev. Mr.. Bates, pastor of the
Church, presided. The meeting was opened
with prayer by Rev. Eastburn Brown, and
and Mr.. David A. Burr, snperin tendent of the
Wesley Chapel Sabbath School The exercises
weIeyery interesting, and were Interspersed
with singing oy the school, Mr. A Hyde pre-
siding at the melodeon: and participated in
by the different classes, all having an Offering
Tor the missionary cause and presenting some
motto significant Of their name. A hand
some silk flag was 70 be awarded the class
mat had raised the most money and
the contest was between the infan,
class, 100 in number, and Mr.. Miller's bible
class. The infant class got the banner, having
contributed s65. A beautiful monument was
erected by Mr.. Seaver's class. each member
contributing piece. A very interesting part
was borne by the ''cross bearers," two young
ladies', one bearing a cross. the other a crown.
who started from the vestibule together and
marched up the aisle together, singing one
verse OF the hymn commencing Must Jesus
bear the cross alone:'' the school Joining in the
chorus. A beautiful boquet of flowers was
pr, sented by Mr. Hyde on behalf of the cross
bearers to the superintendent of the Sabbath
school. After which the meeting was brought
TO close.
MERCHANTS ExoHANGR.-The business
transacted on change this morning was as fol-
lows Oferings-5450 bushels OF whea., 1870
Uusnels oi Corn, Z.uuU pusnels OF corn 2,uOp
bushels oats, and Loo bushels of mill feed
Sales, $50 bushels of red Wheat at 1920; &50 at
S3.lo; and 2,B0O at 50 10. The sales for the past
week Were 1900 bushels Of wheat AT S3.l2: 800
at s3l5; 300 AT 81 90; 200 at So SIS; 3TUO at S3l5
431 at sale; 60O at 320 100 at S3t7; 100 al 50 %
GOO al S225 ~ $50 at S3.20k; 2,SO bushels AT
s3ls; also bushels of corn at q 65; 1910 bush
els white corn at Sl.Oe; 1885 bushels yellow
corn at S1-56; LOO bushels Of corn at sIIO,
and ~ bushels of oats al 81 cents
CLKARED.-The schooner T. J. Trailer. Can
tain Talpey, has cleared for Portland, Maine;
also, the schooner Clara Bell, Capt Amsbuy.
THE CANAL.-Ssme detention was caused on
saturday TO navigation by leak in the canal.
several miles above Georgetown, but boats
have since passed that point, while detention
is caused still further mp the canal by the water
overfowing the tow-path, where the canal and
Potomac river are one.
SEIZURE OF SToCK.-The low lands located
on the line of the canal, between Locks Mills
and the Chain Bridge. being the property OF
DIR. j. A. Richie, and under the management
of Edward Woody, the latter person on Fri
day, with the consent of DIR. Richie, seized
nine cows and four horses, the property of
John w. alias sBull" FriZzle, which were
found trespassing on said property. The stock
was this morning replevined by Mr.. Frizzle.
Evening star., 1868-05-11
THE COURTS.

COURT IN GINRRAL TRRH.-To-day, he res
] gnatien Of Sayles j Bowen as one OF the judges
Of election was accepted, and the vacancy was
filed by the appointment Of Mr. ". A. Cook
In re estate of Sarah Edelin,; motion by appellee
for rehearing Robert Turner VS.. j. p. Bartho.
low; dismissed with costs. Mary Ann Paul
VS.. John Chandler Smith; order below affirmed
James G. Hyland VS.. George Savage; judgment
below aWrmed.
On motion Of Mr.. Riddle, Messrs. Riddle
to examine John G. Fay for admission TO the
bar; and on motion of Mr.. Terry, Messrs. Terry
Dayidee, and Carrier were appointed TO exam
inc Edward E. Price for admission TO the bar.
EQUITY COURT, Judge WyHe.-To-day, the
only case before the court was that of Williams
ct al, VS.. Upshur et al order nisl ratifying
trustees sale.