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WASHISGTON.


WAsHINerOS, February "A dis
paeh from Brew. MAJ. Gen. Aver, In
spector General OF the Department of
Louisiana, corrects the recent report Of
Gen. Horace Porter on the subject Of the
Arkansas militia, etc.
The bill reported yesterday by Senator
Howard, from the Pacific Railroad
Committee, provides that the act Of July
2, 1854, granting lands 10 aid Of the
Northern Pacific Railroad, shall not be
construed asgranting such land, but such
alternate sections be set apart for the
benefit Of the company, reserved from
sales, except as hereafter provided.
All the above named companies, except
the Oregon Branch Company, are to be
afforded the Government guarantee Of
tue payment OF the interest on
their thtrty-six per cent. eoli
bonds to the extent Of $50 Og0 per mile
the principal Of said bonds to constitDts
g first lien upon all the real and per-
soual property. The Companies are elso
authorized to issue subsequent mortOaga
bonds on said property, not exceeding
half the amount per mile OF the
bonds first mentioned. AS security and
indemnity for Its guarantee, the United
States Government will withhold pay
ment OF all dues for transportation Of
troops and Government property. retain
AL monies realized fEom the sale ~
lands, where any have been heretofore
granted, and after securing payment Of
the interest, apply the residue to the re-
demption Of the bonds az they nav
mature, aud also require said Com
panies to pay into the treasury Of
the United States ten per cent.
Of their gross earnings and receipts
exclusive OF the proceeds OF bonds. II
any company shall fail to pay over semi
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FOREIGN.

MADRID, February TT Is said that
Prince Ferdinand has consented to be g
candidate for the throne of Spain.
Orders have been Issued for the exeeu-
ton Of the assassins Of the Governor Of
Burgess.
It Is generally conceded that Senior
Cloeoga will be chosen to preside over
the constituent Cortez.
Many rumOrs prevail about the pro-
posed Directory. Some assert members
to be elected for five years.
Many political arrests have lately been
made. All the prisoners are charged
with being engaged in the Carlist move
ment.
1.-THE name OF Prince Girginti has been
stricken from the rolls Of the Spanish
army. The Carllsts are very active,
and there are indications that they are
Iaboring to produce an insurrection,
which may break out ct any moment
Il ia rumored that the 18th inst. has
been fixed upon by them for open
demonstrations against the Provisional
Government.
LOEOJN LCbAAAAS SAG a
ing Of the markets Saturday, spirits of
turpentiDe advanced 87s per cWt., In
London, and 35s in Liverpool. Com
mon rosin, st Liverpool, closed steady st
6s Sd.
LIVERPOOL, February The steam
ship Nebraska, from New York, has ar
rived out.
PARIS, February THE Great Powers
have granted q delay Of eight days for
the Greek Government to make its hnal
decision in regard to the proposals Of
the Paris Conference.
Q1een Isabella has Issued another
manifesto, denouncing the revolution In
Spain, and asserting her rights to the
throne.
Announcement Is made on official
authority that late hdvices from Athens
give the French Government good rea-
son to hope that the pacific policy OF
King George will triumph over the x.
element OF the hour. Great agitation
still Drayaiis at Athens.
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pRIsaNRRs nIscHARaEn.
TIE STATE.
MADISON COUNTY.


On the first Of this month a respeeta-
BILE portion Of the citizens OF Madison
county assembled at the courthouse, in
order to organize, On q thorough basis,
an Agricultural Society, as we'll as to Se-
cept the proposition Of the Shelby
County Society, c~onvening Agricultural
Societies at Jackson, on the 18th inst.
Temporary officers we're appointed, ard
the old code OF the Madison County Ag-
ricultursl Society adopted for the gov
eminent CT the temporary organization.
The proposition of the Shelby County
Society, to meet all other Agricultural
Societies at this place, on the 18th of
February, was accepted, aud that 3 cor
dial invitation to such Societies to meet
them at thai time was extended.
Il was also moved and carried, that
the mex meeting Of the Madison County
Agricultural Society, under its tempo
raTy organization, be held In Jackson,
on Saturday, the 18Th inst.
a LEDGE TO ENFORCE CIVIL LAW.
Immediately on the adjournment of
the agricultural meeting, IL was resolved
into q political character, and the fol-
loving resolutions were passed:
RESOLVED, lst, That the citizens Of THE
county hereby pledge themselves to GUS
tain tne Sheriff Of the county, and gil
other peace officers, In their efforts to
enforce the laws.
Resolved, I'd, That We condemn all
secret political organizations calculated
to disturb the peace Of the country.
SECRETARY FLETCHER's REPLY TO
BROWNLow's wHIG.
NASHVILLE, February s, 1850,
To the Editor OF the Republican amer
When a citizen is charged with debt,
damages or misdemeSnors, ne Is not
bound to make q defense until the
charges are supported by proof. And SO
when he is attacked by 3 scurrilous
newspaper, he is not bound to take any
notice of his assaiisnt until the sllega-
lions made are, in some way, supported.
He would be a silly person who would
suffer himself to be drawn into q defense
against every reckless and unfOunded
allusi0n that might be made to him. In
this way / shsll treat the wordy editorial
in the Knoxville Wing of the % inst.
There is not 3 single allegation in the ar
ticle fairly or correctly stated, nor one,
however trivial, that I cannot GisprOve
by evidence at my command. But it is
not incumbent on me to do so, and l
should not write even this card but that
some persons seem to expect q reply
from me. My statement of facts is be-
fore the public, and 80 Is that Of the
other party, and | am willing to risk its
judgment-if, indeed, the public shall
deem the matter worthy of its consider
alton, A. J. FLETCHER.
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PENNSYLVANIA.

PTTrBURe, Pa, February 7.-Ilchsel
Kaufman, a German barber in this city,
shot a little boy named Edward Mellen,
on Saturday evening, Tbs boy was
looking into his shop window, and after
being ordered away by Kaufman, the
latter fred s revolver through the win
dow, killing the boy almost instantly.
kaufman narrowly escaped lynehing
by the citizsns, but was hurried TO jail.
Capt. E. 3. Wright, OF this city, has
been appointed Warden Of the Western
Peuitentisry, ct Allegheny City.
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OPTHALMY.
FfACn NJ ~ nIAAA

~ BLOCH, mEMPHIs. tenn.
IT. L. STERN, Ophtnalnic Physician, nom
every cass OF defective sight. with u~nerring &C
oIracy, the famous improved and highly re.
commended Australian Crystal Glass Speeta-
rtsdcstes. verbatim. rom tAe und ersggned
Medical Professors and distinguished gentle
men In Memphis, Tenn:
We take great pleasure in stating that the
Improved Australian Crystal Glass Speetaclss,
which we have obtained from Dr.. L. Stern, are
the best We ever used. Our Gwn experience
fuliy sustslds the testimonials Of excellence
and communication which he has received
from gentlemen OF science In various paris OF
our country, and weUld hence cheerfuliy re-
commend tuea TO all vino wish 70 benefit and
Improve their sight. Respectfully,
Gohn r. FTayser. Md. R. ". Creighton, ND,
r. 7. Brown, Md, re-. Malone, ND,
" n Irwin. MD, Wm. TAYLOR. Jr. Md
Etc, Etc. Etc.
letter from RO. x. Redwood. Eco, Scale In.
speetor, whlen was inserted IN the New Orleans
DR.. L. sFERE-sir In the early part Of my
life 1 worked at an IRON forge, where my eyes
were much blurred from the intense hest snd
exposure in working in the blast to prevent
the Burning OF the metal, causing me 70 resort
70 the use OF spectacles pTematurely. Having
seen your cfrincates snd testimonials from
persons with whom 1 Rm acquainted I was IN
duced TO engage you t. restore my vision ana
l take Pleasure In stating that my s'gntlss -
much improved that can seet y 5ead or NIite
on q clear day without the nse of glasses, Wnl-n
l have not been able 10 dc In twenty years.
r q REpWojD. IS ct Joseph street.
Certificates ana testimon ais (tsc-sinllel %
the above can be inspected a. the Doctors
All disease OF he Eye and Ear carefully and
suceessfully treated by Dr. Ss VINO Is hlgnly
recommended by the most prominent ciuzeas
and scientific gentlemen OF TINS country ana
ofies hcura nom 10 to p m. and 70 4p.m-
fsba
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customs effecting the welfare Of the
South. We might present his hob-nob.
6ing with leading Radicals Of New
York and Washington, and the general
tenor Of his conduct a. leading in an I'M
rnistskabie Radical direction. But we
think the case of Arkansas IL so glazing
as to more significantly than anything
else that we know of him, point to an
unmistakabls Republican administration
of the Government by Gen. GRANT.
What that means, let the whole course Of
Congress since the close OF the war at
tsst
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CoRREsPoNpExoE.
afEMPHN APPEAL
MONDAY noRxINs. FER. S, Isss
Rive IMPROVEMENT.

TENNEssEE RIVER IMPROYEMESr.
On the Gath OF this month the Con-
vention called by the Governors OF the
States immediately interested in the i'm
provement Of the Tennessee river will
be held st Chattanooga. Although as
much concerned In the movement as
those Of any other city or town in this
or the contiguous States, there has not
yet been any steps taken BY q cidzsns
toward a recognition Of their obligations
in that regard. In this we are unjust to
ourselves. II We would participate in
the benefits likely to flow from the ac-
complIshmsnt Of the designsOf the Con-
vention, We must take part in its delib-
erstions and eDdesvOr TO shape results
to that end. We hope, therefore, that
another week will not be permitted to
pass without some expression OF opinion,
by the people Of Memphis, to the neces-
sity for a movement thst may lead to
the improvement OF a river that is only
less important to US than the Mississippi.
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From The Baltimore GazetteJ
WAsHINeroN. February 4. tsee.
nrxad

From The Baltimore GazetteJ
W~AsHINGrON, February 4 1909.
TEXAS.
The Supreme Court will be occupied
tomorrow with the discussion on the
great Texas case, Involving the question
as to the validity Of an assignment made
by the State OF Texas during the wal OF
1857 ,000 Of United States bonds held by
that State. The State authorities are
now e~ndeavoring to ecove these bonds,
on the ground that Texas ceased to be 3
State when she Joined In ths rebellion,
and therefore could not have assigned
organization. The defendants deny this
proposition, but claim hat II Texas
ceased to be 3 State on the breaking out
Of the rebellion, she is still no State, and
therefore cannot sue in the United States
Supreme Court, which has original ju-
risdiction only when a "StAten brings
the action. The case Is one which ex-
cites the deepest interest, az 1t clearly In
wolves the political status OF Texas with
reference to the Federal Union, and the
Court cannot avoid thu issue.
ooNNEss OF CALIFORNIA.
Senator Conness, Of California, ia cir
oulsting a paper for signatures praying
Gen. Grant to appoint MIN as one OF his
Cabinet. he has succeeded in procuring
the signatures of Senators Stewart, vii
liams, Nye and Corbett, although 1t is
understood the latter signed very rel1c-
family. Conness says ne is willing to
take the portfolio for the Interior D.
partment, which has control Of the pub
lie lands.
PRISONERS DISCHARGED.
The two prisoners held by the House
Of Representatives for contempt in not
appearing and testifying before the
Committee on New York Election
Frauds, were ordered to-day to be dis
charged but IN the case Of one OF them,
Florence Scsnnell, the party was re-
CURED TO pay the cost Of his arrest. This
he refused to do, on the plea OF inability,
and is now in jail. The question will be
brought before the House again to-mor-
row, snd a lively time Is anticipated.
The contempt with which he was
charged was st best but a technical one,
and Scanneu declares that the action OF
the Radical Congress will make him
Mayor, or perhaps Sheriff Of the city Of
New York.
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BOSTON.

BosToN, February 7.-Jno. A. Bogden,
sentenced to i've months Imprisonment,
and q hne o. four thousand dollars, for
violation Of the internal revenue Laws,
hiss been psrdoned by President John
son on the recommendation OF n. p.
Ranks and nthrrs.
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The mails by the Russia to-day brought
the news that on the london Stock Ex-
change there was 8 revived demand for
the Confederate loan, which was quoted
at nine pounds ten shiilings- The idea
that some recognition of these bonds
may be given by the Anglo American
commission has brought about this re-
newed speculation.
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By Telegraph
AND v E

LOUISVILLE February 7.-Departed,
Mary Houston and Silver Spray, New
Orleans; Westmor elsnd, Cincinnati ;
Sam. J. Hale, Memphis.
CINCINNATI February 7.-ArrlYed,
]. w. Garrett, New Orleans.
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RISo rI'S
Sovereign Tobacco AntidOte.

The attention Of all persona suffering from the
Injurious effects Of Tobacco is called 10
RIson's Sovereign Hobaec AntIdOse,
which is warranted TO remove the desire for To-
baceo in any form. 1t is purely vegetable, and
contains nothing injurious, as will be seen by
the certificate of a distinguished physician. a
trial is all that Is asked for q by the proprietor,
aud the price will be refunded II the result is
not satisfa ctory. Prepared only by
JOHN W. RI-ON, Apothecary,
Richmond, Virginia.
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INDUCEMENTS.
MEMPHIS HRATR

Re engagement for Six Nights OF the Accom-
pltshed kquestrienne and Actress. Miss
HUD5oS, and her Steed, BLACK BESS."
Monday Egen1DG, February S-Wtn be
prodnced the CATAR ACT OF THE GAN
9E--Lamine. Miss Leo Hudson. To con-
clude With jimmy
Scale OF PRIJEa-Dress Circle and Parauetta,
81 Orchestra Chairs, 81 50 Family Circle, sd
lery, IS cents.
Doors open at quarter 20 o'clock; curtain viii
r1ss st 8 precisely. Cookbook open hom 10
O'Clock Am 20 5 pm.
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JUST RECEIVED BY
MEACHAM & TREADWELL
No. 9 Union Street.
6tOnewsll Block, . Memphis, Tenn.
100 Kinds. Louisiana Sugars.
0 and a Bbls. MOIassss,
o Bags Hid Coffee,
I6 Tons Boards Button Ties.

Which, with their large assortment OF 0ooda
already in store, makes their stock one of the
largest and most completa to De found In the
city. They invite an examination, feeling COM
ndent tnelr prices and goods will give ~satisfac-
ton. To the trade they are prepared TO offer
extra Inducements de1 II
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~ Price 30 cents a bax.

TESTIMONIALS!
Certificate OF DR.. John Dove, @. 8. of Grand
Lodge of Virginia.
RICHMOND, Va, November 20, 1883.
Dear Sir The Tobacco Antidote prepared by
Won, according 10 the receipt you have SUBJ
mitted TO me, and the ingredients OF which I
have examined 10 purely vegetable, entirely
harmless, and co5 tains nothing in the least In
furious. II Is not disagreeable TO the taste, snd
as a home article 1 hope You VIII meet with
ready sale for It and l believe that II the al
reetions are followed, It wiz do all you claim
for i. JOHN DOVE, MD.
From Major W. G. Darlington. President Pied
mont Life Insurance Company OF Virginia.
ME. JOHN W. RIsoE, Richmond, va.i Know
ing many who are slaves 10 the use Of Tobacco
would like to quit 1t, I would your
Tobacco Anudote" Az a SUBJ REMEDY. 1 tes-
tfy TO its efficacy, because, after having used
Tobacco for fifteen years, l was enabled TO quit
1t without inconvenience after using your
"AntiGote, and have now no desire for To-
baoco. W. C. CARRINGTON-
q MANSFIELD q HIGBEE. Memphis
Ag. nts, who Will supply the trade &C msno-
fRctuIsrs prtets. fsb6
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WALTHAM
w n

TIE extensive use of these watches for the
last fifteen years by Railway Conductors, En-
glneers and Expressmen, the most exactlng Of
watch wearers, has thoroughly demonstrated
the strength, ~steadiness, durability and aocu-
raoy of the Waltham Watch. To satisfy that
class In all these respects, Is TO decide the CUES
ton as 10 the real value OF tnese time-hee pers
The superior organization and great extent
OF the Compapy'B Works at Waltham enable
them to produce watches combining the best
and latest improvements, and at u price which
renders competition futile, and those VINO buy
any other watch merely pay from rs to 50 per
cent more for their watches than Is necessary,
"a FoR SALE BY ALL DEALERS.
81 No watches retailed by the Company.
ROBBINS 81 APPLETON,
General Agents.
1s2 Broadway, New York.
febs mon WsdAhi
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The new telescope made for the
Wesleyan University at MiddletOwn,
Conn.,, by Alvan Clark & Sons, of Cam
bridge, Mass, has been received and
placed In position.
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TO THE PUBLIC.
pArrs az AnvERTIgIMO.

TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
pArLY APPRAL. one geoT %
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PRACTICAL
L0cksntith, Shoemaker aud
MGch5niSt,
80. 1f9 Jefferson Street, Memphis, Tenn.
EstabIished In Memphis 1855

EstablIshed In Memphis IS06
BURGLAR and Firs-proof Safes made aud
ID repaired.
Light Machinery, Printing Presses. esc.. re-
paired.
Iron Doors, Shutters and Wants maze.
Locks repaired or made 70 order.
Bells hung and repaired.
RE- L WORK GUARANTEEn
Ny celebrated COTTON AUGEA6 always "a
and, and Cotton Scales shaTPepsA. jas
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RATES OF ADVERTIsIA0s
FrgaNsQ, odu-rRseueaR having ne T1xN Of he
papsT, frSt fnseTfloH 81 each aaoseqaeTHNseT-
tion 50 cent? per 6g@dTc.
a 1ue-hsefne4atS ia HGsH OF AHH co+tn1nt " OTs
Af,ntSiv G5reralseTaSBs, S for Arg and q yT
e1rb qddLEOsIGI sQHc-e. FaL
xdgsr4is~rlTah flss55ed az Intervals, 70 Be charged
a. ns.g each insertion.
K0saUIp GdUeTtLse1nen4s tnse5ted - ne 5SnDAA
appFAL. III D. chnTOed One-gIh Gdd1f0ao-
Advertisements taSeT1ed sa he WEEKLY WI o
charged hd9 Of DAILY rdteS.
LosL Nosiceg. % cents per hte ysFA 0SeTtons Una
I2k CENTS PEI IhLe per month
An f-anre5r ADVERTISEMENTS, not rom Teg1aGT od
s.-.f.~-, NrsF BK PAID Fo2 IN
Gosaa-s ts EhS sDGos OocuD<ed % a0ht ttass or
sOad nO1PdneA
CORRESPONDENCE.
CD-swoudenSe, on Rfbhe EpelB, S0Sscsted ron
re~y parf oyhs U5aEsd StHtes.
- KEATTNG CO.
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Grand Vocal aud Instrumental
GO ~ Oh RT,
q N HALL,
Corner Union and Second Streets,
M0naav. Fs0ruarv stA, 1see.
IA. sABATzzY-.. -.

PART I.
l. Overture, Martha FlotsW,
2. Selections from i" Martha"
and olO
BDGrdnd Duo. - Martha" and W NapCVI
I-POrter song, Piunkett.
j. Piano Sole, symphonic Pathetiqae." Beet
hOVen.
4. Aria frsm HTanhaueser" 40. Thou gu.
blime,' WsZner.
s. Duo ACdiO, DOuniKq tiL.
q. QuBrtetpe for Fem Ale Voices. a. Cara4a - PCS.
siuL.
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TO ONLY.

A TALK TO MERCHANTS ONLY.
= rExPHrs ia bv nature the GREAT SALIENT CENTER oil MINER for an IMMENSE
VI scope OF country penetrated Oy the BALLS AND RIVERSc onvsadng TO tsR uf Ss
Is destined to become the greet CHICASO ~ ~ SOUTH. and viii realize thate condition
to DO oUR n All in b1ngng sboutt h umm .dsv0uuy 70 be wished and are al H<
Hme sPEsDNa NOEKYF REELYi in sending onIs geRtst through ArkansH Mississippi NJ Was
M OFFER " have provided our Houew win A BIG STOCK Of Go0dsb uqbf bsms
Gbe Iaea dvance and can sell to CAS- BUYERS We a rot want to On old TT bJne0
as sdvsntageoudy IS ANY HOUSE in ANY MARKET. we@ ASK MoNEYED MERCEANrs
js2s WIN n. Moore cS, GO.
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It Is understood that Gen. Grant
wholly rejects the proposition to make
Gen. Fremont Minister TO France.
9EN DIX
IL anxious TO come homs and resnme the
Presidency Of the Pacific Railroad.
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aS- MANSFIELD q HIGBEE, Memphis
Ag nts, Who Will supply the trade &C manu-
fRctuTsrs prices. fabS
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Moses H. Grinnell, who has boon
almost universally regarded in political
circles as on the slate for Collector of the
port, is now denounced as having voted
for Mcclellan in 1884 and Hoffman in
1874
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PAST II.
:. Sonsta for two Pianos, Mozart.
4. Romance, Ny Queen" RlumenthaL
3. Duet, with PfanJ and Organ
meaE, "~Serenade." Sohubert,
10. Cavauns from FAv0r1ta. 90, milo Fer
nando," Verdi.
IL Grand Ooartetts frnm RiFolettf, aBeIla
Efgila Del ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
L Chorus, Creation, "1hs Heaven ara Tell
ing" Hayden.
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TICKETS, sl-For sale at K-atzenbaeh's Music
Store, and a. the door.
Cenoert 70 punctuaIly at eight
O'CLOCK febT
The national Republican., 1869-01-08
THE BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD

On and after SUNDAY. .l7th May. 1865, hree daily
trains viii be run between Baltimore and Wheel.
Ing aPd PaIkeIsburg, az followsi
gsitinoTs daily except Ssndsy| d s:is a' tsIn' n
M RxPREss s FRxN % ..Ss SS3SSs
meet 4 Beilairs and ,PsrtsrsburE Tor al points lint
WINCHESTER ACCUMULATION TRAIN
day Leaves wins&ester fof BaltinSss is daily HT
tsuldAys exeepted) at 500 a. IN. Connseting AZ
Frederick Junction with train for Frederick and
~ hAgerstown Junction with train for dagers-
THE ELLIooTT,s MILLS TRAINIesyss Balu.
Srs RssarnE lanes sHS Hic6ft af @ls rs 10
a. m and s's9 FG& ~ faIseGkRRsrows, IeGk
asays RI%S.f AZ % AND %,S
County Raiis5sd. striving AZ asserstown @ al %
and e:20 p. IN. Returning leave Hagerstown at
olO and ia: m, arriving In Baltimore at OD a.
% For WINCHESTER.
Leave Baltimore at $40 a, m. and 4 10 p, IN ar.
TYPE ny a. Winchester at ~ snd S Return:
IN Baltimore = WI w I%AsRhiSdSft6tSSp tsS ~ p m
Leave Baltimore $500, 90, s:oAnd 9:S a. m. +,
anu fRoM Sit6' W W HsssaaffNSRoRR ssa FOR BALTIMORE.
Leave wsshington at 7 and a. m, and u 30, 2.
''"' : and $50 = FOR III ANNAPOLIS.
Leave leave washington a M and t'S p. m,
Trains leave AnsaSSHb1s saSSbb1F'fE2iSsR 7 a. and s'p n
Leave Baltimore fSE y %WashinSion At S;6o Erd 3 20
a a. "a % anG IA Il , &5a s Leave Washington
&C.,, apply to, j,-T.' EEdtAND. Agent, Camden
Station. or at the Ticket onSe 80.
Master Of Transportation,
L, M. COLE. General Ticket Agent.
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THE COURTs.

CIRCUIT CouRr-Chisf Justice Cdrfisr.-This
court was occupied A. follows yesterday
Bishop vs. Smoot. Juror Withdrawn and
judgment confessed for t1oo.
Miller W. wendt. Verdict for plaintiff.
Mokelden vs. Bayley. Verdict for plaintiff.
Comstock. Judgment BY dsfanlt.
John vogt vs. Aigler. Judgment by default
vs. W. and A. groupe garnishees.
Hewett vs: Freeman. Judgment by default
Richard Mullins vs.. Amos Grouse, settled
J. W. Trook vs. Mary Lawson, discontinued
on defendant, Stewart, TO employ new counsel
before January IS, 1860.
Brehine Va. Sears q Bro; Beven 4 90. vs.
set aside judgment by default.
Crapley Sons Va. Clements. judgment BY
default.
Daley vs.. Olapeey. Appeal from Justice
W. II. Craig. The case turned on the value ol
q horse which was the subiect-matter Of q
contract between the plaintif and defendant
Verdict and judgment for plaintiff In t62 So
sustaining justice.
Flynn ys. Osmell. Judgment by default, on
the motion Of l.. q. Hinsj subject to be sci
aside upon motion, II made within three dayr
Dare vs.. Woodward 4 Tan. Verdict on wri,
OF inquiry for the plaintiff In t29335 and inter
est. Hine for plaintiff.
CAsEa TODAY.
100, and l5l.
| and b5. -
Adjourned.