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DUGOUT.

Escape OF a Smith County Horsefhief
from the Davidson County Jail.
One Of the cleverest tricks Of recent date
was cut at the Jail yesterday by John Con-
ger, a Smith county man awaiting trial for
horse-stealing. He had been ailiDg for
several days, and on this score secured a
little freedom in the yard of the Jail, of
which he took advantage at about halfpast
twelve o'clock, when the sun was shining
hottest, and attempted escapes were the
last things to be looked for.
Going near to the northern wall, ostensi-
bly, to wash himself he was completely
screened from the guard by a line Of clothes
which had been hung out TO dry, and this
gave him ample opportunity for work.
Outside the wall was a hydrant, the water
from which had run so much upon the
bricks "a to loosen the mortar, aud this de-
feet he had not been slow to observe. Get
ting hold of sharp stick or some other
Implement, he succeeded in displacIng
enough of the wall, which was thirteen
inches in thickness, 10 make an outlet, and
through thia he put himself and had made
good his escape before the guard began to
wonder at his non-appearance.
As soon az his absence was discovered,
Abe Smith, the Jailer, sent out pursuing
parties in every direction, and has offered
a reward of fifty dollars for his capture.
Conger is a verdant looking customer, and
his escape took the Jail officers by sur
prise.
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LIFE AMONG THE LOWLY.
a slave Wife Receivers Her Thr,
Children

a slave Wife Receivers Her Three
Children.
Quite little romance, colored affair
though, for that matter, all romances are
more or less colored-was developed yes
terday 10 the Criminal Court Had the
parties,been Of different race, the develop
ments might, indeed, have created some
thing of sensation beyond the Courthouse
doors.
Drew Nicholson, now ragged and re-
joicing freedman, but once held to service
somewhere in the South, had deserted the
woman he had married while in slavery,
and had taken up with another whom he
deemed more suited to his altered condi-
ton in life and his dignity as an American
citizen. On leaving his slave wife, he took
from her their two children, aged respec
lively four and eight years, refusing to per-
NIT them to go to her, and after they had
remained with him six months, she, as
last resort, applied through her attorney,
Judge Lawrence, to Judge Jno. Hu. Smith,
for writ of habeds corpus, upon which the
cage was heard. Judge Smith decided in
favor of the mother, and the children were
accordingly given up to her. When she
first beheld them in the court room she ran
to them, and throwing her arms about their
necks, wept with JOY, and on recovering
them walked triumphantly away with what
to her were dearer than all the treasures Of
earth.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Foreign Markets.

AoEtAsA lA4aAAaANAHs
LIvERPooI, April 30-Noon. Cotton
easier. Sales estimated at 5000. Uplands
l24d Orleans I'D.
LONDON, April sO.-Cousols 9SB@94
20 bonds 7O4.
FRAEkFoRr, April so.-United States
5 -20s 953.
LIvERPooI, April So Gotten dull and
heavy; UPlands l2sd; Orleans l2bd
Sales $780,
Louisville Market.
LOUISVILLE, April 3O.-Tobacco con
tiBues irn sales les hhds.; Tugs to good
leaf So 25@26 IS. Flour active al full
Fstes-superine 50 70. Wheat So 55c.
Corn $4,000 Oats 79@sOc. Bale rope
SIC. Hay SIP 50@1S. Lard l9tc. Mess
pork S29 Bacon-shoulders l46I44 /;
clear rib sides II &c; clear sides Isle; fancy
hams 204c; plain l84o. Whisky 50 q.
CineinnatI Market.
CINCINNATI, April 30-Tobaeco 6rm;
Tugs to leaf S4@24 60. Flour dropping /;
family SIl 25. Wheat Toe lower Corn
1906. Oats 81. Mess pork held al
SIS IS. Bulk shoulders lSc; slider l5e.
Bacon I46l7k aud 15c. Lard I9c. Sugar
cured hams l91c. Better 3S@4Sc. Eggs
pic. Potatoes 50 50GS IS.
tEs sc. Louis Market
ST LOUIS, April 30 Tobacco unchanged.
FIour-superfne SS@g 25 Wheat s. y
az So. Corn S5@ 90c Oats 73e975e
Mess pork S2S 75G29. Bulk meats 139
l6c; sugar cured hams l94G2 0e. Lard
l8e@l9c. Whisky s. %.
New York Money Market
New YORK, April 3O.-Money easy.
Call loans 6@7. Discounts 79S. Sterl-
ing dull, 5000 Gold IS9l@1S9s. New
Tennessee's 674.
New York Market.
New YORK, April 3O-Cotton steady
Sales 1900 bales. Uplands 329c Rice duh.
Coffee quiet. Sugar steady; Cuba 1910
l29c. Molasses quiet Porto Rico 644e
Flour dull and declining. Wheat 10c
lower. Corn-Western 81 1901 lac.
New York Dry Goods Market.
NEW York, April 30.-Heavy brown
sheetings tending downward. Prints lc
higher. Pacific 15c
New Orleans Market.
New ORLEANS, April 30.--Cotton dull
Low middIings S2c; sales zoo bales; re-
ceipts 620 bales. New York sight exchange
premium. Molasses 4SG 55c.
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Az EXTRAORDINARY LocK-A new
lock is now being put into the big safe in
the Office Of the Secretary Of State. This
safe, until yesterday, bad remained locked
for several months, no one about the Capt.
toll being able to open it. The feat OF open
ing it was accomplished by John Ii. Glib
son, Of Cincinnati, who is 10 put in the
new Perfection Lock, patented by Dodds in
1865. This lock has Eve tumblers, and is
susceptible of 30S,9l5776 changes, render
ing its opening By any person bat the one
who may set il, impossible. 1t lis opened by
dial, and there are no keys about Il, the
person having access regulating il by let
tiers. Unless a second party be told at
what letter the lock is set, he might turn
the dial for years and never succeed in
slipping the bolt. Locks Of this make are
used By the Treasury Department in New
York and Washington, and are pronounced
the best in use.
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seNs oF TEMPEaANcE.
Arrangements for the Reception o.
the National nivtsian.

the National Division.
The Grad Division of ihe Sons of Ten
peranee, of The State Of Tennessee, has
adopted the following arrangements for
the welcome and reception Of the Repre-
sentatives to the National Division, at its
Twenty>fourih Annual Session
Arrangements have been made for free
return tickets TO all who pay foil fare, on
their way to attend the session, from New
York, Philadelphis, and immediate point,
via Cincinnati or indianapolis, to Nash
Vile.
A Committee of the Grand Division Of
Tennessee will receive the delegates at
Cincinnati, and escort them to this city.
% the evening Of Wednesday, the 20lh
the Grand Division of Tennessee will give
public reception to the members Of the
National Division in the State Capitol
The visitors will be welcomed by the
Grand Worthy Patriarch of Tennessee,
with response from the Most Worthy
Patriarch, after which addresses will be
delivered by prominent temperance orators
from various sections of North America.
On Friday the 22d inst, the Grand Di-
vision Of Tennessee viii celebrate its
twenty.second anniversary, by an excursion
to the Hermitage The members Of the
National Division are invited to join in
this celebration. Brother the Rev r. A.
Young, D. D., of the Grand Division Of
Tennessee, will deliver the Anniversary
Address
On Saturday the 23d, there will be grand
procession and parade on the streets of
Nashville, 10 which the National Division,
the Grand. Division of Tennessee, its sub
ordinate Divisions and the Cadets of Tenn
perancs will unite.
After the adjournment of the National
Division, delegation of the Grand Divi-
sion Of Tennessee will accompany the Ma
tional Division on visit to the Mammoth
Cave, of Kentucky, the great natural Gu
riOsity of our Western country.
II is to be hoped that the reunion of the
brethren on Southern soil may be followed
by substantial benefit to the whole country,
and an increase of good feeling between all
sections of our land.
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nroINEss NOTICE..

Capt THOMAS S. HAYS having purchased an
interest in the UEION AND DISPATCH, becomes
from this date one cf its proprietors. The firm
name Of tho new concern will be JONES. HAYS
s Co. by whom the business Of the establish
ment will be continued as heretofore, at the old
stand. corner Church and Cherry streets. Orpo-
site the postoiice.
Capt. Hays was born and raised in this city.
and well known for his courtesy and amiabils-
t. as a gentleman, as well rs for intelligence
integrity and promptness as a man Of business.
he will have charge Of the business department
of the Office, and will ne found in our counting
room.
The enu business of the old frm having
passed into the hands Of the new. Capt HAYS
win also settle that. and will give all proper re-
ceipts and acquitaneas.
BEING fully prepared to do all kinds Of print
ine promptly and 10 the best manner the new
firm solicit continuance Of the liberal patron
age extended to the old.
January l9 1865.
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ARRIVED.
VIM. White, Upper Cumberland.
DEPARTED.
Nashville, Cairo.
Havana, Cincinnati
IN Phillips, Rowena Coal Mines.
A. Baker, Upper Cumberland.
The Louisville Journal Of yesterday says
The river is still slowly receding, with
about six feet water in the canal, and four
feet in the pass The weather is clear and
warm, the Thermometer standing at 78 de-
grees, and the barometer at 29:30 aud fall
ing.
The Tahlequah, recently reported sunk
10 Arkansas river, will be here in two or
three days. She struck stump on her
trip, which caused her to ship couple Of
buckets of water, but did not detain her
more than ten minutes. We are glad to
state that the telegraphie advices were ex'..
aggerated.
The St. Louis Repu5liean Of the 29th
says:
We clip the following from the Evans
vile JOUraCj, which will most certainly De
news TO people here, az we have heard no
intimation that the company intended sus
pending:
The Atlantic aud Mississippi Steam
ship Company's affairs have been placed in
the hands of three trustees. 1t Is prob
able that the company will cease to exist
shortly.
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ABsCoNDED.-L. l.. Hardeman, of VIII
liamson county, was arrested in March last
for burglary at GAINESVILLE, aud tried in
the Circuit Court at Franklin, before Judge
w. II. 5. Hill, on two warrants. In con-
sequence of some flaw in the papers
he rrial amounted 20 nothing, and he was
turned over 70 the Montgomery county
authorities. Some of his friends in Clsrks-
vile a few days since became security for
his appearances, aud he was released, upon
which he at once absoonded, taking his
wife with him. The Two passed down The
Nashville and Decatur Railroad Tuesday
niqht. en- route lor The so-ealled parts an
known.
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ORR AGENTS.

JOHN w. FAXoN, Of the Northern Bank
Of Tennessee, is our authorized agent at Clarks-
Vile. Tennessee, to receive and receipt for sub
scriptions and advertisements for the UNION AND
DISPATCH.
s. b. ROZELL. Of franklin, is our author
ized agent for Williamson and adjoining coun-
ties. 10 receive and receipt for subscriptions to
tho UNIoE AND DrsPArCH-
DR.. J. B. MATTHEWS, Druggist, Odd Eel
lows Hall Building, Woodland street. is our
AUTHORIZED Agent to receive and receipt for sd-
vertising and subscriptions in Edgefeld. Orders
delivered 10 him will be promptly attended to.
He viii also keep the Daily UE1oy AND Dis
p TCH on sale.
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. .1sas q
Arrest OF chieag0 Conductor, ex-
Army officer and Aurora Ola spec
Observation-Disclosures ofAeeenpIisilesi
seoundreIism.
Acting on information from the Chief Of
Poliee at ST. Louis, Detective L. G. Ryan
arrested at the Stacey House, last night
about eleven o'clock, Col. 4. O. Selfridge,
on charge of obtaining goods under false
pretenses in that city in November last.
From all that can be learned, this Sell
fridge is one Of the most accomplished
seOundrels travelling, and would have
been locked up long ago had he met his
deserts. Not great while ago, he alb
seconded from Nashville with power Of
attorney given By o. Collins, of this city,
to sell territorial rights for the patent
Aurora oil, at the same time taking with
him several blank deeds signed III. c.
Dewitt, by O. Collins.
He is said to reside in Chicago, where he
has a sign out as builder and contractor.
His wife, woman hailing from Fond du
Lac, Wisconsin, is believed to have de-
serted him. At one time during the war,
he was on Gen. Pope's staff in Milwaukee,
and was afterwards on the staff of Gen.
Gordon Granger as Inspector of the fourth
army corps. One Of his peculiar traits
seems to be that OF getting money and
tayors from ex-army officers ON the strength
Of his former connection with the Federal
forces. He had on his person when ar
rested a railroad pass signed by Gen. lnnes,
of the Northwestern road
Previous to the arrest last night, he was
last heard of as being in Milwaukee on the
Both of November, where he was turned
out of hotel in company with a woman
occupying the same room with him.
The arrest was made quietly, and he was
turned over by Detective Ryan 20 Sergeant
Frame, of the Metropolitan Police, who
committed him to the workhouse, where he
will remain until further orders from st.
Louis.
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ls ID and 81 series.

London adviees of yesterday quote United
States 5-205 at 7Os.
Exchange on New York was sold by
the hanks yesterday at &c premium AID
taken by them at par.
United States bonds are bought at a
shade under the New York quotations
and are sold by the banks at about &c ad-
vance.
Nashville corporation checks are quite
dull at zoe buying and 73c selling.
Bank of Tennessee money is in demand
at 38c
The sales Of Southern State bonds at
the New York Stock Exchange on the 9th
inst. were as follows:
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aaatt,srn cottan srarEsls.

NOBLE, April 2s.-Coston closed dull
and nominal. Sales 100 bales 1915. Re
ceipts $50 bales
sAEASHAH, April zs.-Cotton quiet bat
firm. Sales $50 bales at &c. Receipts
207 bales
WIIsITEeToE, Apsil 23.--SPirits turpen-
tine steady al IS. Rosin fmer; strained
81 so; No. 2 s. so. Gotten dull AID
nominal middlings 81. Tar in demand.
AusUsrA, April 2s.-EothiHg doiog in
cotton, nomiaally a. 3l@5Ia.
cHARLEsTos, April z8.-Cotton quiet
and easier. Sales IL bales. Middlings
314G32. Receipts As bales. No experts.
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FIRST BOARD
SECOND BOARD

The New York Journal Of Commerce of
the afternoon of the 9th ult. says:
"The demand for money is moderately
active, but the supply Of capital appears
to be fully equal to the wants of borrowers,
aud call loans are readily obtained upon
acceptable securities at COZ per cent,
chiefly at the lower rate. The best BUSH
meas paper is taken outside the banks at
799 per cent. per annum discount"
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Pic Mos To-DAY-The children Of the
North Nashville Sunday School are to
have May-day picnic to-day at Buens
Vista Springs. This is one Of the most
fourishing Sunday Schools in the city.
The Cherry Street Baptist Sunday School
will celebrate May-day in Rains Grove.
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TIE NEW SERSEANT-AT- ARMS. Frank
Hyherger yesterday entered upon his duties
as sergeant-at-Arms Of the General As
sembly and Superintendent Of the State
House. having saoceeded Capt. William
Heydt, now Of New Jersey. That's a bet
ter thing than The Northwestern road, isn't
II. Frank
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BatchelOr's Hair Dye.-This splendid
Hair DYE is the bestin the world. The only
true and perfect Des-harmless, reliable, instan-
taReous. No disappointment. No ridiculous
tints. Natural black or brown. Remedies the
i'll effects of bad Dyss. Invigorates the hair.
leaving it soft and beautiful. The genuine is
signed WiRian A. Bmekelor An others are
mere limitations, aDd should be avoided. Sold
by all Druggists and Perfumers. Factory 81 Bar
clay street, New York. [apr29 ly.
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Pay ONLY FIVE Cents.
New Advertisements.

Jno. Ramage & Son have removed their
shoe store from SO Union street to No. as
College street the old stand OF Green &
Green.
Albert & Sesman will offer their mann
moth stock Of boots and shoes At auction this
morning.
See bankrupt sale by Col. Chsdhourne,
assignee. Also Fl esh notices in bankruptcy.
The Talismsn leaves punctually at P.
Saturday for Cairo.
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MYSTERIES OF IKE HIsHER Courts. -
The United States Circuit Court docs bu-
siness mysteriously. Yesterday, in a GER
tain case, an attorney moved for a writ OF
euars adkgsii par5mentO, aud the court took
an od.isars on H. The lawyer was trying
10 get an erroneous proceeding corrected.
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rsFsesALG orleEs,1

Deiicscfes OF the season. = Fresh
Peaches, large yellow and white heath: Green
Corn Peas and Cages; Strawberries. Pine Apr
pies, Tomatoes Blackberries, Shaker Preserves,
Sage, Barley. TaPiaeo. Farina. Corn Starch,
Cream aud Lemon Crackers. and many other
choice articles too numerous to mention. With
sill the Staple GROCERIES, at the lowest mar
ket prices. at W. W. TOTEM L BROS. 3
College street, Nashville
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PaICE FIVE CENTS.

Hereafter the price Of single copies Of
the UNION AND DISPATCH at the counter
will be FIVE CENTS, and it will be sold to
newsboys and dealers so that they can sell
al this price.
Pay ONLY FIVE Gents.
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THE WALSH Bond CAsE.-The manda-
mus case, to compel Judge Glenn, of the
County Court, to show cause why he has
not accepted the bond of Captain Michael
Walsh, the Collector elect, was yesterday
continued until Tuesday next, Governor
Neill s. Brown, Judge Glenn's attorney,
asking further time to prepare an answer.
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STEALING PISS Some iighi-hngered
sooundrel yesterday csbbaged" two Cue
gold pens from Justice Wilkiosoh's desk.
Such little occurrence are becoming quite
frecuent in the lower courts.
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GRIM. CoN.-The negro Andy Kelly and
his paramour Mary Walker, are creating
big sensation in colored circles. A warrant
was issued for Kelly yesterday, by Justice
Mathews, charging him with lewdness, and
Mary was lodged in Jail to await trial to-
day.
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Gold is withot material change. The
following are the New York quotations Of
yesterday. Opened at 139, was 139 at 1920,
139 at II, 1891 at noon, and closed at
1898 at 3P. NJ, Brokers here were paying
the New York quotation and holding at
40
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A policeman FTNED, AND A WARRANT
ISSUED TOR ANoTHER.-Oficer ]. +. Gil
more, Of the Metropolitan Police, was
yesterday fined 50 in Justice Mathews
Court, for arresting Michael Joyce too
much with his mace.
In the court Of Justices Cassetty and
Brien, warrant was sworn ont against
Polioemaa Thomas Olsen, by c J. Melvin,
whom Olsen had arrested on Wednesday
night under the supposition that be was
walking with a prostitute Melvin was
discharged in the Police Court, and the
warrant charges Olsen with assault and
battery and false imprisonment.
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FOURTH DAY.
IN BASKRUPTGY.

This Is TO GIVE NOTICE, THAT on THE
18th day Of April. A. d. 1855, warrant n
bankruptcy was Issued against the estste Of
Jno. ). Williamson. Of the county Ct Wilson
and State Of tennessee. who has been atjudSsd a
bankrupt on his own petition; that the pay
ment Of anT debts and deliveryOf any property
belQnging to such bankrupt 70 MIN OF for MS use.
aud The transfer Of any properly by. him are
forbidden By law; that q meeting Of the eTeGl
tors 81 The said bankrupt. 10 prove Their debts,
and % choose one or more aSsiEHees Of hls g.
tate, VIII be held az a Court Of Bankruptcy. g
be holden on the 18th day Of May, A. y. lses.
Bankruptcy. AZ he Courfhanse 10 Letsnon.
Iennessees before Alexander $, BFadleey, Esa.,
Register. Is. n. GEASC0Ck,
apr2kl i q. S. Marshal. Messenger.
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COMPOUND ELIXIR EOLIDIFIED GLYCE-
of Calisaya Bark. rim Tablet.
Elixir of Csiisaya Bark COMPOUND Camph0T
ana Pyrophcsphate leo, with Glycerln.
Of Iron Dr.. Whites Dentine.
Elixir Of Ealeriauts Of superior Tooth Pow
Ammonia. der.
Concentrated Essence Fragrant Eau Lustrsl.
Of jamaica Ginger. for the Hair.
Wistar's Cough Loz- Compound Aruics Lin
enges. ament
Dr.. Jackson's Pectoral Nerve and Bone Lima
LoZengas- ment
Concentrated Extract Smiths Horse and Cat
of Vanilla, Lemon tie Powders.
Peel etc. Renovating Spirits. for
Finest Distilled Rose. removing grease spots
Almond, and Orange Erasive Fluid, for re
Flower Waters. moving stains. Iron
Bitter Wine Iron Mouds. Ink, etc.
Fresh Cold Cream Roses
Window Glass Putty, White Lead, Oil. Tur
pentiDe, Brushes. Box Colors ground in oil.
VHrnish, Garden and Flower Seeds, ETC., etc
The country trade wiz find it % their interest
10 cali and examine ray stock before pRrchaslne
elsewhere dee2l 3m
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LATE AEmvAL.-The public, especially
ne ladies. eho are 80 anxiously LOOKING
Tor the fall opening Of spring need not de-
spair. A few days more viii hging the
ioyons sunshine add SIS attending beauties
40 the meantime, Chas. Riclsheimer q CO.
as College street, are receiving aud open
ing their spring and summer dryeooas aud
gentlemen's furnishing goods. apls-lE.
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GREAT ATTRACTTONI

EORTY-TWO LOTS AT AUCTION-ON
Il Tuesday, May 5th 1883. These lots are on
and adjacent o the Granny White pike, and i'm
mediately South of the residence of Samuel ?.
Ament. They are handsomely located in a part
of the suburbs Of the city of Nashville to which
property, but lately placed in market, has at
tracted a thrifty population who are improving
and occupying the ground they have purchased.
There is no property in the suburbs of the city
that can be purchased on such advantageous
terms. These lots are within the reach Of every
one. The sale will commence on Granny White
pike, south of Ament's residence, ut II o'clock
A. N, Free omnibuses leave our Office at 1917 A.
N. ANDERSON, JOHNSON & SMITH,
apr3O tbs Agents.
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CoURT.-Hon.
Ed. Ewing yesterday concluded the FINAL
argument in the NASH vile aud North
western railroad injunction case. A de-
cision BY Judge Trigg il not looked for
until next week.
The evidence ia the case of Shays d
HARE ps W. H. Wallace x Co. was heard,
and the case will be decided tomorrow.
q. B. Guild {son Of Judge J G. Guild
was sworn and admitted as praefcing at
iorney in this court.
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POLICE COURT, APRIL S0.-Wm. Rains,
drunkenness, So.
John F. Jackson, malicious shooting SO.
Kindred Jackson, keeping disorderly
house. $50.
Nancy Maybe, assault and battery, So.
VIM. Colder, drunk and using abusive
language, discharged
w. q. Braberger, drunkenness, s..
Thos. Tghe, drunkenness, S..
Sally Puckett, DRINK aud lying on street,
workhouse twenty days.
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CRIMINAL COURT, April 30.-State Us.
J. c. Brown. Assault with intent to com
nit murder in the first degree. Verdict,
not guilty, aud prosecutor taxed with the
costs.
State os. Frank Gray. Larceny etc.
NOlle pros, and prosecutor taxed with
the costs.