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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1869-11-11

HAGER's ALLEGoRY.-We are glad to hear
that the tickets for the performance are being
rapidly taken up and that the prospect now is
that the g. A. r. will find handsome surplus
to their account at the close of the entertain
ment on Friday night. The members of the
Association are vigorously at work disposing
of the tickets and we trust that they will meet
with generous response from all. Yesterday
afternoon we caught glimpse Of the rehearsal
and were satisfied that the advantages of the
former performances, and the introduction OF
many performers of more mature age, had ac-
complshed most wonderful result. And we
can assure all that by crowding City Hall to-
night they will not only confer great pleasure
on themselves, but assist most righteous and
charitable work.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1869-11-11
Municipal Court,

JUDGE kINGSBURY.
WEDNEsDAY.- State VS. Michael McNulty
and James Haley. Goat at large. Pleaded
guilty. Fined S. and costs. This habit of al
lowing goats to run at large, committing dep
relations on other peoples property and TAX
ing the whole city for pasturase, has become
a nuisance and is contrary to the ordinance,
and it is intended to make an example of every
case.
State vs. George Morgan. Larceny of boat,
at Harpswell, the property of Robt a. Blake
Ordered to recognize in the sum of $500 for his
appearance at the January term of the Supe-
rior Court. la
State VS. a man who had been disturbing the
peace of the Bethel Church service This man
while under the influence of liquor went to
the church, put his heels on the front of the
pew close by the pulpit, ordered lady speak
er to speak louder, and was generally disorder
ly. The Judge fined him So and costs, merely
as it was the first offence, but said that any
other case of the kind brought before him
would receive the full punish ment allowed by
law. .....
The case of James O. Conner, convicted yes
terday of ma cious mischief at Charles Pettes'
house on Washington street. was dismissed,
the defendant having fulfilled the requirement
of the Court by making the necessary repairs
and settling all damages and costs.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1869-11-11

LONDON, Nov. 1O.-The correspondent of the
Daily Nelos, writing from Suez, regrets that
the opening of the canal has not been delayed
a few months. He fears that the passage of
larger ships will not be free from risk. He
states that the granite pillars of the viaduct
are cracked, but thinks the injuries are not
sufficient TO prevent traffic
.....r THE FENIAN AGITATION.
The Central Fenian Amnesty Committee
ask Irishmen TO abstain from the use of tobac-
co until the Fenian prisoners are released
Their object in making this demand is to re-
duce the revenue of the government and at
the same time provide means for keeping up
the amnesty agitation.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1869-11-11

II.
The Stock market rallied this afternoon and there
was a general Improvement IN prices equal to a
u per cent. from the lowest of the morning. Hud-
son River was an exception to the general market
and declined from 60 to 59. closing at 15s. Western
Union was weak in cons, quence OF the anticipated
compel ion of the Atlantic g. Pacific Telegraph, and
at the close the market eff from the best prices
OF the afternoon The following $50 quotations:
Western Union Telegraph Co. ................. 35s
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1869-11-11

CoRREoTIoN.-How true it is that one story
is good until the other side is told. In Tues
days paper we incidentally stated that an ex
pressman found a diamond ring worth 5000
upon the floor of iewelry store in this city,
and picking it up returned it to the owner
without having the act recognized by simple
"thank you" Ii we had stated at the time
that the jeweller was Mr.. Wingate Corner of
Middle and Tempe streets), everybody here
abouts would have known that there must be
some mistake, since Mr.. w. has won an envia-
BILE reputation, not only for fair dealing but for
unfailing courtesy to all who come in contact
with him. Now the facts are these: A dia-
mond dealer dropped box containing the ring
in front of the counter, and when the express
man came in he simply picked it up and hand
ed it to Mr.. W., whose first thought was for
the loser, coupled with desire to relieve his
anxiety. II he omitted the customary ''thank
you" we think it was,under the circumstances
quite pardonable. 1t would of course be super
fuous to add that the ring was soon in the pos
session of its owner and that Mr.. Wingate's
satisfaction at restoring it was scarcely less
than that of the loser to whom it was restoreds
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PROVISION
hlCU, y ID. -. 3 q TO
| Saleratus.
lSaleratuSD III 7 m I


Turks Is. p
hid Is bus. 70 62 "a 425
st. Martin, 1852 az rs
do. ckd in bondZ 20 "a 2 625
Cadiz dutyp'd 3 so "a 90
Cadiz IN bond 2 l24d2 625
Grind Butter. q IL
Liverpool duty
pald . 2 5OO4 on
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MAIL SCHEDULE.


Chattanooga, Richmond. Washington, New
York, baltimore, and ali cities East and South.
Columbus, g., and Montgomery, Ala; al
stations on tie Memphis and Charleston
Mississippi Central, Mobile and Ohio, Nash,
Vile and chattanooga and East Tennesses
RAILROADS, arriVe NJ 2:D pm; close at u:2
Cairo, Chicsgo, 81 Louis. Nashville. Ions.
vile, Cincinnati, Cleveland, Piffsburg. PhfIa.
delphia Buffalo, Albany, New York and All
CITIES North and West, arrive al i2:4O nm
loses atzAbp.m.
New orleans, Baton Rouge, Jackson. vicks.
burg. Matches and ali cities South, arrive al
pm; closes at 10: IS am.
Austationso on the Mississippi and Tenpes.
&c, Rev Orleans and Jackson and Southern
Railroads, arrive at 3 pm; closes attic: IS pun
Memphis and Little Rock Railroad, Lttls
Rock. Madison, Sundays ~eKeepfed,l arrive a
nm; close al pm.
Marion. Wittsburg and Claiborne, Ark.
un-Weekly) Monday, Wednesday RndFriday
arrive At 10 an close a. Il am.
Olive ranch and Byhalia, Miss, tsemi'
EeekIyl Monday and Friday arrive atfp-m.
Subs and Big Creek, Tenn, weekly Friday
arrive At lG an; close al II Am.
Tstfle Rock and Helena. all landings or
U7,ite river. fsami-Weeklyl Tuesday and Sat.
nrday. arrive al 9 an close at4p.m
Pine Blum and Helena and All inhdings on
Arkansas river (tri-weekiy) Tuesday, Thurs
day and saturday, arriVe 81 sA-m-i close Al
Al lsndinz on the Mississippi river south,
fserns-geekiy) Tuesday and saturday, arrive
sigam.; close II PIN
An laudfngS on the Mississippi rlfer noItn,
fsemi-Heekly1 Monday n Thursday, arrive
Al 8 an close ct ). 80 pm.
JOSIAH DELOACh, r n
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MASONIC DIRECTORY FOR 1863.

LODGE
SOUTH MEMPHIS, No. lls-meets % Friday n
each month-Hal cor. Madison and Second
Al. Wheeler, W. 81: Ben. X. Pullen, Sec.
No. lGs-meets LIST Monday In ev.
cry month, At Odd-Fellows' Hall. corner
Court and Main. John Gent, W. NJ: job
Beomish, Secretary.
LEILA SCOTT. No. LIST Friday OF eaci
mOnth-Hau corner Madison and Second
p W. Mitchell, W. NJ; :. Sturm, See
DESOTO, No. m Sd Friday Of each
Observation-Disclosures Hail T.. a. Stanley,
W. NJ; r. ". shelton, See
KuWINEING, No. S4l-meets 4th Friday Of
each month-at South Memphis Hall cor
uer OF Madison and Second. John Alnslie,
". NJ; Il. X. Pullen. Sec.
ROYAL ARCH.
Penn CHATTER, No. ma ID Monday oi
Zach month-Odd-Fellows' Hall. ID. G. Ira
der, N. + II. p; G. @. Locke, Sec.
ErFFEA No. meets ID Monday 81
each month-Odd-Fellows Hall. John Gent,
Tn. Ill: NJ. Wiggin, Rec.
CYRENE CoNnIASDERr, No. 4-meets 4th Mon
day Of each month. John Zent, Com. NJ.
WiggiE, Rec.
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RIVERS, WEATHER AND BUSINESS

ST.. LOUIS, October 22.-Arrived: ST
Joseph, Julia and Stonewall.
Departed: Belle Memphis.
The river is falling fast tonight.
CAIRO, October 4-Up: Mary Hous.
ton, 7 ami City Of Alton, 3 am.
Down: Il. c. Gray, 5 Am. Turner, {
an; Luminary, 4 pm.
Tine river is stationary.
ST. LOUIS, October 2-The river is sta.
tionary.
New ORLEANS, October s22ZArrived
Lady Gay from St. Louis; Idaho from Gin.
cinnsti. Departed: BosyOna and BArges
G~roesbeck for Cincinnati; Lizzie Gill fol
st. Louis.
louisville, October 22.-Ths river is
declining, with three feet eight inchas in
the channel.
NAuvnLE, October 22.-The river is
falling, and the weather is cloudy anu
rainy.
The river declined 4 inch in the pre-
vious t~wenty-four hours. 1t stood - feet
s inches below the high water mark OF
1867 this morning.
CHAs. GOODWIN.
The Arkansas river is ia a : q eondi
tion. The latest report from that stream
set the steamboat water at 20inehes below
Little Rock and 10 inches above. The
late rains may have helped that stream TO
some extent. White river is unchanged.
dispatches give the the latest news
frosn above. Weather wet and cool.
HEAVY rains fell during Thursday night.
yesterday and last night, and levee opera
lions were ALMOST at a stan %.-sIiil.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
All are more or less delayed
by fogs and rain. Such a thing as an arri-
val on time is not thought OF, and outgo-.
lug packets are detained in port for hours
beyond their regular time OF departure
The Marble City, Oapts Carter, with
Henry Dietrich in the office, leaYesto-day
at noon for Cairo and st. Louis.
The City Of Cairo is the regular Cairo
and st. Louis packet for 4 pm. to-day.
b ooppects with the trains North and
East. Capt. Malin is master, and Charlie
Conrad is clerk.
The T. L. MeGm, Capt. Bob Riley,
backs out to-day at S pm. for Cairo. 81,
Louis aud way landings. She is the in
dependent packet. Maj. Tom Shields is
clerk,
The Dan Able did not get away yesser-
day, owing TO the weather, bat leaves To-
day at 10 am. for Friar's Point and way
landings. Jim Lee Is master, and Messrs.
Stack Lee, Ben Folger and Thad Conanf
are in the office.
The Wauanita is also a victim to bad
She could not get away last
but leaves to-day for Cincinnati
and way points on the Ohio. Capt. Stien
commands, and Jas. Rees is clerk.
The Dexter and R. C. Gray are due from
The Great Republic is due to-day from
e-
The u. S. Turner is due from St. Louis,
TO New Orleans,
The towboat Comet passed up yester-
day.
The new steamer Belle Yas0o passed
down last night. She is said TO be a fine
packet, and will no doubt create a sensa-
tion at Nieksburg, Billy Jones, a well
known Memphis boy, has charge of her
Office.
The Legal Tender came in Yesterday
from White River with a good tip.
The Mississippi passed down last even
Ing. She was deepas she could swim, and
a large addition to her passenger
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I. o. o. r. DIRECTORY.

GETosO EScAHPMENT, No.2.IO O. F-meef
on the Isl and 80 Thursda nights OF each
month, at7Z O'Clock. A DAVIS. CP.: DC.
Trader. II. r Thomas Bacon, Scribe.
NEMPHTs LODGE, NJ. 6-meets every Tuee5sv
night, at ~ O'Clock. J. W~sWaynesburg n
G.. J. b. Campbell. v. c.; ThOs. Mofiet. Setiv
CHIOKAsAW LODGE, No. s-meefs every Mon
day night al y o'clock. J.E. Russell, \. q.
Alexander Eunn,N V. e.; c. Walter, Record
ing Secretary.
Rum LODGE, no. !. DEGREE or REBEKAH-
incest on The 1T Friday niRhti In each month.
Is ) O'Clock. =. q. Il. K. Pugh, n. G.; Mrs.
W. /. MeLznesh, Sec'y.
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UFFICE MN. NAYOSO GAS To-,
s. W. cor. Main and Jefferson SITS,
AT the time OF the Suspension OF oui
work, a call for thirty per cent. OF the cap
ital stock was made. Now that the in
junction has been dissolved by the SUI
preme Court OF the United Sitates-from
ickich there Is no dppedi-snd the Com
pany are DESTROYS OF resumiHg operations.
It is 4 be hoped the stockholders will
promptly pay up.
JOHN DONOVAN, President.
H.. Z. GooDLETT, Sec'y pro tem.
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In the eases OF NJ. o. Hotel Co. VS.. Har-
din aud N, & o. Hotel Co. vs.. Elder,
tconsolidatedj tho jBry found a verdict Tor
the defendants, yesterday.
On motion of Judge F.. Il Scruggs, Court
adjourned for the day, ont Of respect TO
the memory of the late Il. i. Massey,
Esq.
Today being motion day, the motion
docket will he called.
After motions, the CASE OF M. 2234-
Sullivan, ad'x, VS.. NJ. & q. r. r. Co
vail be called log trial, having been speci-
allV set for tFial to-day.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

The Varieties, under Manager Etley,
retains its old position among the places
of amusement of our city. An entire
new conipapy appears this week. Miss
Kare Davenport, the leading lady, Il al
ready an established favorite, and charms
everybody by her graceful dancing. All
the stars, however, are excellent, and the
Varieties loses nothing by competition.
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MERCANTILE AGENCY.
a CARD.


ITHE undersigned hereby respectfully no
Il lily their subscribers and the merchant,
OF Memphis, generally, that they have ap.
pointed AIR. W. G. MATTHEWS manager d
their Branch at this point. Mr.. Matthews
experience ana acquaintance with the busi.
ness in other localities will guarantee to sub
scribers strict, thorough aOd prompt attention
| 10 their wants.
Especial attention will be given to the col.
lectlOp Qf past due claims, OF the address OF
| CAREFULLY selected Attorneys VIII be furnish
Ell where parties prefer doing their own cor.
dependence.
A Reference Book, containing the names
and commercial rating Of nearly every busi-
ness man in the United States and british
Provinces lover 90 o. 0namesJ l. issued semi
annually-Jsnuary and 1ay-for the use Of
subscribers ths ratings based upon the elab-
crate details which their Office records fern-
ish, are by far tae maSt reliable aud carefully
made Of any work of the kind.
This agency was originally established IN
1871. lt has branches IN every Important city
10 the United states ana Canada and also In
4ondoRs England, and its large aud constant
- growing lnnuence, Notwithstanding many
efforts to Initiate Il by others, i the best evil
dence that can be given OF Its equitable prfn-
clples and its useful operations. Il Is, en-
phatiealiy, designed for the "a promotion and
protection of trade
Terms Of subscription will be made known
on application 10 the Office, corner Main and
Madison streets. r. u. DUN & co.
MEMPHIS, October 2, 1853. ae7
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A.. AND A.. SCOTTISH Bile.

HERNEs AND MTrHRAs Lodges meet inc
junction 4th Wednesday IN every moe
y. Mellersh. Secretary.
CAsPHIA COUNCIL OF or JERUSALEM.
18th, No. ben. K Pullen, sd, Iarsh.-.; A
r FARMLAND, 13d, Recorder.
CALVARY CHAPTER or ROsE CRoIE, 18th, No
J. Charles W. Adams, Sd, NJ. W. II. i
TOmlinsOn. sd. See.
COUNCIL 81 XXI, JOth,
N0.L Henry Z. Woodward, sd, Comm
William Y. Clrode, 32d. Rec.
COESIsroHY OF EST TENNEssFE. SD. John
Ainsie, sd Comm. IA Chief; Dodge c.
Trader, SD, Reg.
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NEW YORK.
eHkNCERY SALE.
JnAN Gerry SALE
ON
Tuesday. November 2. 1852.

James G. AHderSpn - ask PsTte Petition
No &~E-th8ncefY Court Of Memphis.
Dl virtue Of an ihteriocutOry decree in thi,
ID oasise, l VIII sell at public auction, 10 d
highest bidder. IA frOHt OF the Clerk and Mas.
ier's office, in the city Of Memphis. Tenn or
Tuesday. November : Is59, within legal hours
the following Real Estate. tO-gIt;
A certain tract Of land lying snd befng In
rs county o. shelby 2 state Of Ynnnsssee
WheteOn lanseF I. pJersQp, 81. rcSided al
the tma q MS death, and known rs hi
E9mestead, near TO " upon The waters o,
NoneonnaA creek, containing 4SO acres,
Before the day Of sale the abOVR f-aet EYl
Ec s1odiyited into several small trt2tz
TerTs OF S~ale-One-third cash, paisree on
a credt 81 one and two Years. uUtes with Sc
OF sale 9at lien Retained I'M pay ment Of
purchase money.
seA A. ASTON, G. and n.
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PROSPECTUS
-OF-
Kings Tennessee State Directory,
For 1870.

THR undersigned, believing thaDtse inter
4 ests OF the business communiLf demand
the publication OF 4 new work esnfafOins
information in relation 10 All Persens, Fjrms
and Companies engaged In MercaAffle. Man
ufacturing and Professional pursulfs IN eseh
Of the numerous Cities and Towns situate in
the stale Of Tennessee, propose to publish I
book which will eEIbraee.
-PAxT Ia CONFLICTS SaIPPEKss GUIDE,
which viii contain a Descriptive List OF AL
the Cities. Towns and Stilagestn me state,
with full md complete shipping Directions
70 all points, and also giving the Slsffons u
Express and telegraph Companies doing
business In the Stste OF Tennessee
PAKT H.@THE CITIES AND TOWNS o. TN
NESsEE, giving their location aud p0pula-
ton, with full and accurate Alphabetical lists
Of the names OF all persons doing business In
each place
PARr HI.-A CLASSIFIED Business DrREc-
TORY. containing, under appropriate +" head
ingS,' accurate Lists Of the Names and Loca-
tion OF all Persons. Firms and Incorporate
Companies engaged In Business In the Towns
and Cries Throughout the state Of Tennessee
FAKr IVA Z UNITED STATES PosroF-
FICE DIRECTORY, containing the name and
locality Of every Posscfnee IN the United
The Work will be printed with New Type,
ON good paper. and a in one large and
splendid volume subscribers names vii Be
inserted in the Work In large BOLD Type
and the business Ia which each + enfaseo
viii be very fully and eons9icuo1sly SCI iofth-
The names OF persons who do not SUBSCRIBE
Wiz be printed in the usual ~ - - AZ ne
principal hotels In Tennessee al sS1.s =
The use OF the public. % me roslHlsssSI -
Gated AT the county seaE u 4
Nrerk An fnFaiuabfe medium lof aatertstnS
fsefcrfnr or Professional Business
Tse,as Of SuhscriPfion--s5 per Copy. pay
able on delivery.
RATES OF ADyERTISINGs
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e~hanpery cOur:---A'stoa, Clerk and Master.
The foliSEIng bills were filed yester-
day:
N. 4. Reed, ct al, Us. sf. e. Reed, ct al.
L. J.. CurEia, ct N. ys.G n. Bowel, et al.
NJ. A. Field, ad'x, Us. C. q. Field, ct al.
&. L. Howard W. J. Walsh, Ell all.
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sb,Iby eiycua caortL. bdue Reeves.

Yesterday, in the case OF the State vs..
Horace Coleman, Indictment fer larceny,
the jury returned a verdict Of ant guilty.
In another case of the State VS.. Horace
Coleman, indictment Tor larceny the jury
returned a verdict OF not guilty.
To-day Judge Reeves will pronounce
Judgment in all cases where defendants
nave been convicted hy juies. Motions
for new trials viii be leaTda alter the above.
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LADIES, ArTENTIoNi-Joseph Specht.
No. 81 Madison street, has ~re-opened his
beautiful Ladies' Oyster Saloon, for the
accommodation Of ladies and gents,
where they can receive the best of re-
freshments till y pm.
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FOR RENT.

ID OOMS-Fiye Rooms IN Provine Block,
II corner Main and GayosO streets; apply 20
GALBREATH, STEWART CO,
oc2 No. II Union ST., Stonewal Block.
NOR RENT-A nice HOUSE, containing :
II rooms, in a desirable neighborhOOd. ON
corner Poplar and Orleans. Inquire at lfs
Adams street. tOcl2l MARTIN DAILY.
EoR RENT-The large store House No. %
il Front street. VI. j. CHASE,
sells ~ Poplar street
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CALL at Joe LOclSe's and get the annual
report Of the Chauiber Of Commerce.
Every planter and merchant within a
hundred miles OF Memphis should have
one.
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parsonaI

Among the arrivals 81 tue Peabody last
evening, We notice the name Of Cbas. !.
Rosenberg, General Travelling Agent OF
the famOuse Inman Line of Ocean steam
ers. which embraces in IFS list tome OF the
Anest vessels ever constructed. He Wis
its Memphis in the interest Of the line,
and We give him a cordial welcome.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. inconsistencies
Tonic Syrup cures Chills and Fever, or money
refunded. Sold by W. n. Wiikerson &Co., Z.
c. Ward d Co, Goodyear & Falls, NJ. Rose, "
Main, and all Druggists.
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Mnlice in sInnkhnIders

GREAT bargains in Domestic Goods at
at the New Store, No. 28s Main street.
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

ID OOMS-Single or IN suite, newly snd ele'
II gantly fitted up-can be had, with boafu'
AZ 6S Madison street. OcN
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FOR WHITE RIVER.

Memphis and White River Packet Company
United States Mail Line.
For Jacksonport and Way Landings.
NATOMA.--...----.-W.J ]. Ashford. Master
This superb passenger packet IL
viii leave as above A@
SATURDAY, I'D inst. at s pm.
W. L.. GRAHAM, Agent.
oc22 34 Front street. Mostly 6iock.
saturday Packet-For Helena, DeVall's
Bluff, Liftie Rock Augusta JRcksonport.
L.......---.-.J. X. Davis, master
This elegant passenger steazncS- ~
Will leave as above -
SATURDAY. 23d inst, At pm.-.
LEVY R0BbINS. Agents,
O@2l rs JsHers0n street
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Criminal cauri...Iudns Hudson.

The argument of counsel in the Marie
case closed yesterday at onG O'Clock. At
four O'Clock last evening the jury re-
turned a verdict of not guilty.
To-day the docket will be called as
usual.
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M~unIoInaI caurt...Iveae Fo,,te

Court adjourned yesterday, on motion
of NJ. J. Wright, Esq, out of respect to
the memory Ofthe late b. Il. Massey.
The calendar of cases published for trial
yesterday will be taken up to-day.
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BUY T. Y. Shirts, furnishing goods, etc,
of Wiggans & Thorn, manufa cturers, 233
Main street, Clay Building.
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ALarge Stock Cheap Clothing. Whole
sale and Retail. New White Store, 29S
Main street.