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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-08-10

JOSEPH II. OPPENHEIN, Proprietor
Is STILL OFBN FOR THE RwcRpTIoN or
either PERMANENT OR TRANSIENT BOARDERS.
Terms, 80 per day; sl2 Per week. Table supplied
with the best the market sforas and nnaals served
on arrival OF the steamer from the city. Compe.
tent and attentive servants in attend dance Bath
House connected with the establishment.
AUGUST wfstuthb*
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-08-10
M"ULTRlEvILLE HOUSE.
hULLIvAN'S ISLAND.

August s
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-07-12
By Telegraph.
THE CRISIS IN FRANCE.
The Irish Church Bill! and
the Lords.
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CHOLERA DECIMATING THE
CUBAN ARMY.
An EXPEDITION OF AMERICANS
An EXPEDITION OF AMERICANS
LAMB AND REFUSE TO ENLIST.
TREY A4arun& ro NEW YoRk.

ALBANY, n. Y, July IA woman Civ
ing her name as Louisa Walsh was arreste,
last night, with portions OF the silver servic
| stolen from St Mary's church in her posses
| sion. The woman says she has two chill
dren in Brooklyn; that her husband desert
ed her, and she is destitute.
Andrew Bowder, q drover Of this CITY, wa!
killed on Saturday, on the Boston railroad
near Hinsdale. 1t is supposed he fell be
tween the cars.
LONDON, July 1.-The Herad's special
says: AT q cabinet meeting held YESTERDAY
1t was resolved that the government will not
concur in any of the amendments to the
Irish Church bill that will in any way i'm pair
the principle of total disendowment.
II is rumored that Lords Clarendon, Gran.
Vi le and Parington evinced disposition to
yield, but they We're firmly oyerruled by 9th.
er members present.
PARIs, July II "A meeting of the minis.
ters in the privy council was held to day in
order to discuss the Emperor's message to
the national assembly, which organizes on
Monday, when the Left Centre will present
its resolution. NJ. Rouher will read the
Emperor's message, which comedies the de-.
maud Of the Left Centre in regard to the
autonomy of the assembly. AS yet no change
has been effected in the ministry.
New YORK, July ll.-Brig A. L. breed,
which left here June 23d, with arms, ammu-
milton and l2j men, for Cuba, landed the
arms up river in Cuba, near Hernandes.
The cholera had just then broken out in the
camp of the patriots, aud in consequence
100 of the expedition party refused to enlist
in the Cuban ranks, even after they had been
offered a bounty of $1,000 each in gold,
preferring to wait till the close Of the sichly
season. The second day after their arrival,
however, the Spaniards made a descent on
Hernandes, and posted themselves on the
adjacent heights, but the Americans, under
Lieut. Clancy, drove them from their posi-.
loh without the loss of man. After this
victory they re embarked unmolested and
returned safely to New York, on Ssturds
with the exception of two men named Walsh
and Miller, of Petersburg. Va. who died Of
cholera on the way.
CHICAGO, July l2--The Tribuna New
York, special SAYS it is certsinlv re,o-,ad
that the directors Of the English Atlantic
cable have secured q controlling interest in
the French cable. The Herald calls uron
the American capitalists to lay Cabla IN
be owned AID opa.ated by Americans.
1t is reported at the fifth Avenue Hotel
that the directors Of several banks will ba
indicted for conspiracy with the brokers to
violate the usury laws. The directors eob
sen.ed to loan money in the way reported
Saturday then ref,sed all loans to all o,h.
applicants. One broker firm cleared hun.
dred thousand dollars in two weeks BY this
rransenest. .5s-s.s
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-07-12

The National iateltigmcer which sus.
pended short time ago, has been published
continuously since the year $500. 1t was
originally published by Mr. Joseph Gales at
PhiIadelphia as the Independent Gqaette,
and sold by him to Samuel Harrison Smith,
who removed it to Washington in 1900 and
changed its name. \ few years later Mr..
Smith took as partner Mr. Joseph Gales,
Jr., and in 1872 Mr.. Wm Seaton took the
share in the paper which Mr.. Smith had re-
inqnshed two years before Until within
VerT few years the paper continued to be
published by the el,known firm of Gales
d Seaton, but both these gentlemen are now
dead, and of late the htclligcncer hes
been the property of Measrs. Snow, Coyle
& Co.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-07-12

John A. Risdon, alias Matter, alias Clark,
the same person who, a few days since,
claimed to be the sole survivor of the Powell
expedition, was brought to Springfield, Fri
day evening, and lodged in jail by Sheriff
Jackson, Of Lincoln. 1t appears that this
Ill fortune overlook Risdon by reason of q
horse belonging to man named Brown
following him oil, without Browns knowl
edge. The horse had on bride the reins
of which, by an unfortunate coincidence,
were found in the hands of Risdon, thus
raising the suspicion that he had en,iced the
horse away. He is now sorry he survived
the Powell expedition
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-07-12

The telegraph reports terrible and de.
s'rnclIve hood in the Colorado Valley.
Texas. The water is all over the country
Ia some places twenty feet deep, and still
ri''ng' AT Lagrange it is ten feet deep in
the court house square, the town has been
evacuated. Twenty five houses have been
seen to float past the place. Columbus is
surrounded by water and has been entirely
deserted. Crops in the valley are all dis
troyed
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-07-12

The New Orleans Picayune estimates
that frauds on the governmentin the matter
of sugar alone at that point, amount to
$500, 900. l. saws these immense frauds
bave been perpetrated through completely
of the weighers. gaugers, and appraisers,
appointed ct the earnest solicitation of Mr..
Kellogg and other politicians. of that stripe.
The frauds in liquor are said to be quite
as heavy as those in sugar, and the gaugers
will have to stand q very rigid eIsmins-
ton, s...ss z..g s.p.-
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-07-12

The Secretary of the Treasury has d.
rected the Assistant Treasurer lt New York
TO purchase three millions Of government
bonds on each Wednesday during the pres
ent month, to be subject to the future &C.
ton of Congress. The currency balance in
the treasury is now about thirty millions,
owing to many national banks having been
discontinued as government repositories.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-07-12

Somebody III Mexico has sent to Presiden,
Grant solid silver coffee set and some
leopard skins; to Gen. Sherman an egg
boiler and holder; to VIM. II. Seward AN
INK stand and pen holder most ingenouslv
contr'ved, besides call bell and TO Mrs
Lincoln heavy card basket All the arti
c'es are of solid silver aud perfect work.
menship. The duty on the Presidents pres.
ent was $74S. Grant will of course
accept and have the duty RENTED.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-07-12

The Marysvile Republican, Stokes pa,
per in Tennessee, has changed its position
and is now for Senter. The Republican
is owned by colored man named Scott,
who discharged his white editor and placed
his own son in charge. During the war
Scott established the Colored 7ennesseean,
a weekly paper in Nashville.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-07-12

Herr Lirge, the lion tanner, has been FIVE
times bitten by q lioness, and is now i'll of q
bite in South Carolina. He says the male
is not vicious, nor half so inclined to Gus.
sedness as the female, which would seem to
make IN argument against female suffrage.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-07-12

A late letter from Randolph county, Mo-,
says: ave are just in the midst Of harvest
but the frequent rains are making the work
extremely heavy and tedious. There is as
fine prospect for splendid crop of the
cereals and grasses as the people of this
county ever knew-no chintzbug, fly, nor
rust. We shall all eat cheap bread next
vaaru
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-07-12

Life, liberty, and the pursuit OF happiness
is not absolutely secured in Pekin, III. A
young girl - years of age was forcibly
seized there the other day by six men, in
the suburbs of the place, and outraged by
each of them.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-07-12

MIR. Secretary Fish and Senator Sumner
were in the United States Senate together
eighteen years ago, and from that time to
the present have been on terms of the most
intimate friendship. Notwithstanding his
iudiscreet associations Mr.. Fishs reputation
ii pretty fair
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-07-12

Gen. Candy has expressed himself as sat.
isied with the fairness of the election in
Virginia, and says the whole country has
cause for congrstulation at the success of
the Presidents policy. This is true, but a
large portion of the Republican party 'cOa't
congratulate worth cent.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-07-12

1t is stated tha: Forney expects to be
United States Senator from North Carolina.
He bases his claim and expectation Oh the
facts that he is thoroughly loyal, and owns
piece Of ground in North Carolina.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-07-12

1t is thought wise not to rush an election
IN Texas till the people are fully prepared
for it. The experiment in Virginia. shows
the people there were not at all prepared.
When the result can be known in advance
to be Republican victory, the people will
be considered prepared.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-07-12

A young man of New Orleans agreed to be.
come prize in lottery at ladies' fair with
the understanding that it should be arrsng-
ed for very nice young woman to draw"
him. There was some mistake, by which
an elderly spinster claims the prize, and
talks of breach of PROMISE.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-07-12

A Mississippi paper says that Gen. Ames,
when first appointed Governor of the state,
spent most of his time playing billiards, but
since he has been Commanding Gen eral he
has devoted his time playing havoc with
tho pno,1o
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-07-12

". /. Chandler, +. Fl. Rollins J. p. Hale
Mr.. Tsppan, Gen. Stevens, Gen. Mars,on,
are few of the Republicans anxious to sue.
ceed Mr.. Cragin, from N. H., in the L. s.
Senate
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-07-12

Allen and McCoole are to pummel each
other again for $4,000 a side. The mill is
to take place with the next four months
within so miles of Cincinnati;
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-07-12

The Internal Revenue Commissioner. with
the approval of the Secretary of the Treas,
ury, has ordered the collectors to sell all
spirits remaining in bonded warehouses on
the first of July.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-07-12

Real estate is tumbling awfully in Jersey
City. A whole row Of poorly constructed
buildings have fallen down.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-07-12

Republican estimates place Walkers ma
Jority in Virginia at only 10000. Well,
that'll do, but 10000 would have been pleas.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-07-12

Vice President ColfaI, for the third or
fourth time since the 4th Of March, has arriv.
ed in Chicago.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-07-12

Prentice says the proof that Grants rule
is to accept whatever presents are offered
him would be perfect if there we're any ex.
cepton to it.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-07-12

The London Times says that persona
government in France is O lost cause
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-07-12
Daily Argus.
OFFICIAL PAPuR.

New York had 6l3 deaths last week,
three Of which were from cholera
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-07-12

Thomas Queeeuy, Of Buffalo, n. y, kill
ed his brother John the other day and re
ported him drowned.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-07-12
$500 REWARD.

0ST in Davenport, Ro,k Island or on the
~ FERRY, between "A. N. and 2 O'Clock, p. NJ,
on this day, betweeu $1,000 n d $1,000, in a roll
o bills one $500 note an d the balance in 800,
and $50 notes. will give 22Ou reward for the
return ofthe money to rae at the Rodmaa House,
Rock Island,
June 2i-dtf r. J. HIATT.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-07-12

Several cages of sun.stroke we're reported
in Chicago on Saturday.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-07-12
Chicago market,

ohicago market.
FSlsgraphsd to the ARsgs.
CHICAGO, July l2.
Flour quiet held firmly at unchanged prices.
Wheat dull l,2SI.
Corn dull No 2 nominal T..
Oats steady 65la6.
Rye dull 1905.
Barley nominal.
Highwines firm higher 9OaS.
Pork steady 80.
Lard lSia4.
Shoulders steady l24.
LIVE sToCK.
USIoE SrooE YARDS, July II.
Cattle opened dull, subsequently, became toler-
ably active at a decline Of l0al Sc: rects 2s6g
sales 722 at 4,S7a5,65 butchers; G,95a7,3O good
to choice; an extra lot sold ESQ.
Hogs moderately active; rects 1913; sale 27G3
at S,33a65 fair to good; s, t5a9 choice.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-07-12
MARRIED.

REtIhR-BELL--On July 3d. at the resi-
demos OF Mr.. A. q. Butler, Muscstiue, Iowa, by
the Rev. A. b. Robbins, Mr.. W. Reiter and Miss
Irene Bell, both of this city.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-07-12
BUsrMHSs CARDS.
NJ. sCHLEGEL,
"''h ISLAND, ILLINOIS,
9 EG a H Ss !,

TOBACCO, SNUFF PIPES, 60, in Mitchell
L Lynde's Block next door to Gleim's. All
brands Kept on hand. md all orders promptly
attended to, Give nc call. msgldiy
New-York tribune., 1869-06-18

,4nsf and complaint preferred against him by Thomas
Costeuo sr cbarginR him with firing revolver at him.
He cave hail i'm s. 800 answer, after pleading not guilty
10 the charge Smith OF the Eighteenth Precinct
,Nreferred n complaint against John Brannigan- and
lanes Farrell on behalf Of Thomas O'COmOr, who
charges that while in lager beer saloon IN FFsaye on
down fracfuring his right leg The injured
yeved 10 Bellevue Hospital where he Is at present
Tesuit OF the injuries. Amos sinet, bar
tender In the employ Of Theodore Allen, at the ST.
Ierpard Hotel corner OF Prince and Mercer-sts. was
charged by officer Hundey OF the Eighth Precinct with
entering the iewery store Of II. H. Harrison No. 5l
broadway, Monday night last, by of forcing
open one Of the panels OF side door, and stealing
0nantty Of watches and chains valued at $2250 The
officer discovered the prisoner and his accom-
pice leaving the Of the store at o'clock on the
night OF the burglary and enter the above hotel 10
which place he pursued them but failed TO find them as
they SPIRITED away The prisoner remanded 10
the Station House until this morning.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-18
COURT CALENDARs-THrs DA

SUPREME CoURT-GENERAL TERM-AdjOurned TO
Friday the Of The People agL John BeA peuon
for writ o. error will be called. -.
SUPREME COURT -CRCUTT-PART Nos; lSl2 s.;
2 2T 230 29O 1913 292 1918, l82 1910 SiZ Ji54 st
$3.50 362 368 1876 3922 tl3 S8 l4l 4Zlo 80 -
424 4b5 500, 4lb, ss
f801 1906 ts sss 600 422 $3.50 45i 4s fs14 4s $3.50
4e6 1910 1918 1878 5OO 5J6 5O26 54 55 Sg 38f 5li,
528 52 55 Size 58 SIC 500 31j ozs4 VIZ 9JJ e5tZ ''t'
$3.50 5358, 5262, 34l4, 3il6 1895 3S44 - 40
SUPREME COURT-CHAMBERs.-NOs ~, N1, SOc
29 2lO 2g7 254 294 700 3 30 3O3 334 49, Call Sil
SUPERIOR COURT - TRIAL TERM PART L-Short
CausNos f3 i7s 1911 1884, 1903. 446, l3ol llo 1880 iSl
1926 O7 1920 l483 l89 1880 6 l1g1 1894 l775 1895 l6i @
Ig2 1873 1895 1910 1871 ily 1893. I'LL 1915 1901 1891 l4 1884,
1872 1854 1896 1885 1913 1856 PART L-Adouned 10 Monday
June 81. -. -.
MARINE COURT-TRIAL TERM.-Nos 1884, 3i6i, 3ll4
333 3s4 3l35 33O 3lg 3IIT 3l92 39i, 35 395 3y
39 4OO 500 32o3 2Ol 32O5 326 So S2a a9 So
1lL .r#-
COURT OF GENERAL SEssIoNs.-Charles Kuhlman,
Mcmahon Frederick Naples james HsSn and John Smth
grand arceay Charles Moore larceny Albert
Pretrons and Otto Aruoun obtaining goods By false preenees
COURT OF APPEALS-NOs l3 10, H. Is, ~, IS,
4 2g q l8 4l.42
New-York tribune., 1869-06-18
THE COURTS.
TRINITY CHURCH CASE.

GroeSbeok agt. DURScOBlbe ct dl.-SuperiOr
Court-S pcrIal Term-McCuun, Justice.-The argument
of bo dcnurrcr in this concluded today, Mr..
HARRISON the defendants replying briefly that the
aduissioHs by demurrer merely technical. The
question here fenurrer, whether the plalntln
had on kis statements any right whether on the
sane sfarpmeuts the defendants had done a8y
and w.sther the corporation was not necessary party
10 the sUt Mr.. Clinton Roosevelt got the last
word fOr the respondents not speaking much
m the law OF The case but declaimiBg against
Trlujr- Church as being. in its organization,
contrary 10 the principles Of the Democratic party,
as having been political machine, One-half OF is Off
eers having held political Office. He claimed that IL had
been I'M the past pluDderng church, breaking down his
fathers fences enlarge its boundaries and requiring
legislative interference. He renewed the argument that
dsanters were OF the original incorporation,
aud that aymen Of the church IN It's early day were
restraint Oh the rector. He recalled Of the old
rharees Oh Trinity Church. but concluded that the attack
was not on the Corporation OF Trinity ChErch but its
o.ers aud II they Lad made Duc two Of them parties U
Was through ignorance caused by tile cOnceameuts Of
the trustees themselves The Court took the papers re-
serving It's decision.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-18
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
Port OF NRw.YoRk,............

PORT OF EBw.YoRG. oRG........................,JaasI H.
CLEARED.
ssGnsAPs-Cy Of hs1se Desk9 Havana asa Vera CruI Zee
Barnes hoton savannah; Digo johnson Portland Beverly
Yan Sce Havana and Nassau. Donau. Ernst Bremen.
Ships-Ccero Massey. Liverpool; Magnet Grossly. Boston
BarksRrdereh Gustav D1rse AaWep; Tneg Olsen via
Richmond Va Jessie Campbell, Brooks. WeynOuh n g.
Aehe Odessa; Ondna Janera
market; DuBkrh HABkenson ThOnasi Rising nv
Ponce Flar del Mar. PetIls Windsor Poreaee
Galveston.
Grieye Burke Johns r. Lord Of the Ises Pc
Port Piatt Venrosa Roberts Nasau Ra
Eeuthera Victory CLARK, Eleuthera-
ARRIVED.
Steamship India, Aanroe Glasgow June via hOye Jane nd'
and pasa
Steamship Isaac Bell, Bourne Richmond mdse and pass
Steamship Glaacus. Walden Boston mdse and
Steamship Hateras, Roberts Norfolk, mdse. pasL
Bark Freeman Dennis Fletcher. London So DAYS. ndse
schT Samuel Wool, Wood, Eleuthera o. days, piaes.
schr James Jones' GeorgetOvn, S C., days, l1abeE
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BosToN June lArryed steamship Nepune from nS"A6 Sngs
Yoornes from MoneVideo Wm Nash ro ~ San
uel Lindsay from TURKS Island sch A. He4dneh H0m oAhAo~i
Gente, and Nile, from New.lork. 8, q -. p...h
FORFrTss AoSKos Va, June l7ArTed u nsanseP
Key West Passed IN for BuUere o.ts ~ ~ $500
hey Reu from MaanEAs Passed OUT steamship V"0' Jul
bark Loresto. for Baltimore.
SPOKEN.
June I3 lat 1L27 IS 81 uhAlns ;sst haass & @ ss Az,
neetown bills sperm aod Snale or '' 'A ~e
pon "a Utl oS ProVipc,tawp With bbls blaek nan OIL
New-York tribune., 1869-06-18
CRIMINAL.

In the Court of General Sessions, yesterday
Recorder Haekett presiding Alonzo Provost arIagned
On charge Of burglary WAS found guilty OF petty lar
tehy, aud the PeBiteut1ary iOr Blk mOhtus
Ann Moore, charged with grand larceny, was l0unu
guilty Of attempt petty larceny, and sentenced 10
the Peuitentiary for three months Ann Kelly attempt
a. grand larceny, PeucUtiary six months Mary Joyce
i0und guilty of stealing $50 worth OF JeWelfy IRON q
bpanard at house Ia BaXtcrst was septeneea 70 ptate
ffon FOR two years aud six months Mary appeared az
thd on receiving sentence she wept bitterly at the pros
ptct VI paTaliOu from her child. After some unlm
Oant peadngs and the p0sipOnenent Of several cases
Ils Court adjourned until II a. M. today.
John Wallace, % years of age, a teamster,
residing IN MOurOet was brought before Justice Mans
Held al the Essex Market Police Court yesterday after
,,,yoh on comp plant OF George II. AndreEs OF No. a
Natefst, who charged that the 22d May last tho
tnsd aud one James Murphy, alias I" Big
Ifa,' stole from the steamship Florida three canvas
iss valued at $300 Tie complainant further alleges
A. on tie day named, Officers Pike aud COuneF OF tho
Venh Precinct discovered portion OF the stolen prop
~ on the premises OF Thomas Lamp at NO 70 PiKest
o Informed the officers that he had purchased II from
!hBard Kean Of No 80 JaeKsOnst. On Inquiry OF the
lastuQmed 10 asccFtaiued tnat he hud bOngh
ta property from Wallace who accompanied at the
uhs OF purchase by Murphy, alas Big hed" The
accused was held answer az the General Sessions
At the jefferson Market Police Court, before
sestce Ledwh yesterday. TIC case oi lhe0dore Acn,
charged with rescuiug prisoner from Detective m
fhkertonis employ, which 10 have been further
o'clock D. M on account Of the counsel for Allen, W. T.
nOWe, being uuWel and unable 10 appear Joseph
hartnett one 0f parties implicated IN the shooting
afay which commenced iH the liquor saloon OF Thomas
On the night Of June 3, IN which tho proprietor
Vas seriously wounded, aud Richard Gerdes, grocer
received wounds which he guIScQgCnt!y died,
srAigsed By Detective la Rue Of the Eighteenth Pre-
New-York tribune., 1869-06-18
DECISIONS.

Supreme Court - Chambers.-By Ingraham,
L. Augustus Pauler agt Martin Palmer. Report con-
trmed aud divorce granted. DeyerenX ct al agt Cro-
we'll Motion denied with leave 10 renew on other am
davts Hueny agt Wheat. Motion denied, COSTS 70
abide event Wcmore Ct al agt. Candee, &c keadubt-
ment ordered. Jean b. Henerque agt marc BOugcr'
Aasten. &c, agt. Grmbauu; Ely agt bp0nOrd &C; Nes-
tOu agt Merwln et all Kirkland et al agt Chaulns et al
Motions granted Richardson aCt Daily Motion granted
on payment Oi costs pending Judgment ana $40 Tor mo
ton, Judgment execution to stand as security Cox agt
Cray Allowance granted Pepiu agt. Lachenmeyer q al
Motion denied without prfiudce, &c. Gilman agt.
Mcclellan ct al Smith agt BRISTOL Myers agt sherwin;
NgnOt agt B0uyer: CaTiugtOn agt. Baiz et al Motion
seated BOughton et al agi Armstrong Motion graltsd
prepayment OF $40 cos issue 10 remain CT present sae.
" Ie Susan ]. Leggett, &c Application 1ehleu'