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Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-08-28
Gettysburg-AdditiONal Ar.
rivals.

Gettysburg, August 25.-The ar
rivals to-day comprise, among others,
Generals Fowler and Cats, of the First
Army Corps, General Webb, of the
Second Corps; General Chamberlain,
Adju ant General Locke and Col. S. M.
jackson, of the Fifth Corps; General
Hunt, Chief of Artillery, and Major
Moore, of the Twelfth Corps. Among
others now here are Major W. G. Ar
NOR, abide camp to General Geary,
and General Hall, of the Second
Marine Battery, which opened the en-
gagement, under General Reynolds, in
the first days battle, and also General
Serrell; Colonies Southron, Hartshorne
and Irwin; Major w. A. Reilly, Cap
tains j. Watson, Jr., and j. R. Paxton.
and c, lanel w. M. Boone, late Adjutant
General of the Maryland Brigade.
General II. V. Boynton, who COM
handed regiment in the army of the
Cumberland, is among the visitors.
General Tiedman, late adjutant general
OF General Schurz, regrets that he can
not be present, owing to sickness in
his family. General Gregg, who had
command of the cavalry on the right,
expects to attend before the close of the
week. Adjutant General Townsend
says he cannot be present because of
business engagements at Washington.
General Meade last week wrote that he
wants and expects to be here, unless
prevented by business. Charles Mar
shall, late lieutenant colonel and acting
assistant adjutant general on the staff
of General r. E. Lee, says: 81 beg
leave most respectfully to decline the
invitation to attend the proposed meet
ing"
This morning, in accordance with a
previous arrangement, party proceed
ed to examine designated part Of the
battlefield. 1t consisted of General
Slocum, Governor Geary, Generals
Greene, Barnum, Selfridge, Kane, Fow-
Ter. Sl,aler, Meredith, johannesburg,
Dana, Steinwehr, and Colonies Ricketts,,
Dudley, Flanders, Mcfarland, Treauff
and Ossmusser, Major Selfriend and
many others, including DR.. G. Horner,
Judge Heiston, Messrs. MeConaughy,
and Wills, ofthe Memorial Association,
also Col. Bachelor, Messrs. Walker and
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RiOt0us Proceedings In Ten.
neSSee.

A difficulty occurred on Monday be-
tween colored man and white boy,i
the village of Macon, Fayette county,
Tennessee, resulting in serious ARRAY.
A brother of the white boy interfered
and punished the colored man, where
upon crowd of colored men gathered
and threatened to sack the town. One
colored man was shot. The colored
men in town were soon reinforced, by
parties from the surrounding country,
and they made an indiscriminate attack
upon the whites. The white boy who
was in the original difficulty had to fly
for safety. The sheriff of the county
was called upon and he started from
Somerville with posse comitatus to
quell the disturbance, 1t is reported
that several of the sheriff's party have
been wounded by the colored men.
A special to the Appeal says: Zone
white and several colored men were
wounded, and one of the latter was
killed outright. The colored men final
ly drove the whites from the ground.
The sheriff and posse arrived from
Somerville yesterday morning, and
found hundred and fifty colored men
armed with guns and pistols. The She
riff ordered them to give up their arms,
which was replied to by volley from
the colored men. The citizens joined
the sheriff's party; and a general fight
ensued, lasting an hour, during which
four whites were wounded, and two
colored men believed 10 have been killed.
Dispatches were sent to Memphis for a
body of armed police to come out, but
the colored men had in the meantime
dispersed, and all is now very quiet,
with no signs Of another disturbance.
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THE DAY BOOK.
SATURDAY MORNING, Aug. 20, 1869.
Conntiued on Fourth page,

ton. Prominent republicans of Ten
nessee, who supported Gov. Senter, are
extremely anxious for a fair hearing be-
fore Gen. Grant, and are confident the
result will be the utter discontinue of
Mr.. Stokes. ..-.
A prominent United States Senator
writes here that the expression OF pub
lie opinion elected by recent dispatch
es from this city, indicating movement
in favor of the repeal of the present
income tax, is strongly in favor of a
modification of the revenue laws look
ing to result 80 desirable and SO popu-
lar. He further says, those who advo-
cate the deduction of five per cent. by
the Treasury Department when coupons
are paid, claim this as the most equi-
table and economical plan for the COL
lection Of income tax on surplus wealth.
AT least $1,O0O,O00,0OO of United
States six per cents are now held in
Europe, and on the interest paid on
these bonds not cent of income tax is
returned to the government. Citizens
of this country are obliged to pay the
five per cent tax on the interest receiv-
ed by them, while the foreign holder is
exempt. He thinks, as government,
We have no faith to keep with the for
eign holders Of our securities.
The United States negotiated her
loans with her own people, and not I'M
til after the complete establishment
of the supremacy of the government did
the Europeans take our bonds fully and
then the bonds were purchased of or
through American bankers, and should
be subject to the same taxation in for
eign hands as they were in the hands of
the original holders. He thinks Secre-
tary Boutwell, will be justified in re-
commencing to Congress the repeal of
the present income tax as an appropri-
ate practical exhibit of the fruits of his
official labors. With Commissioner De-
lano to collect the taxes, sufficient can
be realized from whisky, tobacco,
stamps, licenses and modified income
tax to meet the secretary's budget of
expenditures.
If Secretary Boutwell, and Commits
sioner Delano can and will relieve the
people from the inquisitorial and un-
popular income tax, it will be difficult
matter to prevent the masses of the
people from testifying their apprecia-
non Of the public services of these gen.
tlemen. In conclusion, he says he will
fight the recently expressed theory of
Senator Sherman to the bitter end.
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artists Can't. H. G. Dem.

Rathermell, artists. Capt. H. G. DEM
ing, the official reporter of the associa-
ton, also accompanied the party. They
examined the positions at Cemetary and
Culp's Hills and in the immediate neigh
borhood, en- bracing the positions held
in that locality on the day of battle by
the 18th and 18th corps and a part of
the LIST and 9Th corps. Several dispu-
ted positions were settled, it being con.
coded by one party to the other that
misapprehenson had existed. The ad-
justment of the questions was preceded
by variations of circumstances happen
ing at the points in controversy.
In the afternoon party consisting OF
Generals Slocum, Greene, Kane, Bar
mum, and others, visited the vicinity of
Round Top. A large part of the field
of battle being owned by private civil
zsns, prominent military men and cili-
lians who examined the ground to-day
had conference with view of pur-
chasing and adding it to the sections
now under the control of the Memorial
Association.
1t was thought that the Legislatures
of the States which sent troops to this
field should subscribe in part the re-
CURED amount of money to effect such
purchase, and that Congress be asked
to assist. In addition to this it is desr-
ed that the breastworks and other de-
lenses be preserved from further de-
struction, and that those which have
been removed should be restored as far
as possible to the original condition.
The grand reunion ball and recep-
tion, civil and military, took place to-
night at the Springs Hotel. 1t was
largely attended by the guests and
ladies of Gettysburg.
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Banks.

MERCHANTs & ME . {,
OFFIGE No. SO, BANK STRGhs
Pressdsus.
WIN. 4. HARRISON
Directors:
Jos. X. SPnArLsY, d. u. SIAsuss.
l.. SALISBURY, q. W. dKANDY
E. DHLAaY. JAS. 7 LRian.
WIN. II. WALES, lUosh,er. -...s
This Bank Ia liz open Tor the resumption
OF business. Deposits received upon the
usual terms, interest being allowed at the
rate of SIX per cent. on all amounts re
manning on deposit for 80 days or upwards
Four per cent. for a Less period; interesi
commencing 10 days after deposit, an
ceasing 10 days prior to the Withdrawal
The Institution keeping accounts OF IL.
New Depositors entirely separate iron
those of the Old Depositors, so as to an
sWef the demand OF the New Dep0S1tOrs.
All indebted to our Institution viii
please call, pay. curtail, or renew thei'
paper.
The Board of Directors will meet ever,
Wednesday and Saturday morning at
O'Clock.
al3-ly -...
HRANKLiN SAVINGS BASh'
OFFIOE No. AZ BANK STREh2.
JNO. B. WHITEHEAD. President.
Directors:
SAM'L Il. HODGES, ]. l. BAooDaoop.
WIN. WARD, JNO. JAMES,
DIR. VIM. j. MOORE. J. e. POLLARD.
JOS. G. DEMING, Cashier.
9. Ii. LANGLEY, Ass't Cashier ..
MN- The Bank So Open for Bstsiness. "a
Interest at the rate of SIX PER GEM
per annum will be allowed on all existing
deposites made since the resumption
business, from the LIST OF January. 1853
and also, on all deposites hereafter made,
from the date of deposite until date Of
withdrawal, ten days notice to be requ!T
ed, however, before withdrawal. Nc
change In the rate of interests per cent
allowed on old deposites. The. account
of the new Depositors are Kept separate
from those of the old, so as to answer tn
demands Of the new Depositors.
All indebted to this institution Nh
please cali and pay, or curtail and renew
tnGlr DaD9r. ges ga iyt4.3 d. ffg.f =
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-08-28

Bishop Lynch, of Charleston, South
Carolina, preached at St. Peters, Sara
toga, Sunday, and took up large COL
lection. The collection, which was for
the relief Of the diocese of Charleston,
was largely increased Monday by vol
unteer subscriptions from the hotel
guests.
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OFFICE MASTER TRANSFORMED
NORFOLK u PETERSBURG X. r.,
NORFOLK, VA, Aug. 9th. 1869.
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s ;IIli -.

On and after WEDNESDAY next, 18th
August, the Passenger Trains over the
Norfolk and Petersburg Railroad will
run as follows:
Leave Norfolk daily, at........... 500 A. M.
Arrive at Petersburg daily st.....9.20 A. N.
Leave Petersburg daily at ........4.0O Pm.
Arrive at Norfolk daily at."...".7.20P. N.
Connecting at Norfolk with Steamships
OF Old Dominion Steamship Co. for New
York.
Making close connection at Petersburg
with Passenger Trains Of South Side Rail-
road to and from Lynohburg, Bristol,
Knoxville. Memphis, New Orleans, Nash-
willie, Atlanta, and all points West and
South West.
Connecting also with Trains OF Rich
from Richmond.
W. Baggage checked through.
j. ID. PROCTOR,
auto Master Transr ortatiOn.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Woman and Her lee ds.-SubJeet by the
law of nature TO many physical affiictions
from which man is exempt, woman is pecu-
LARRY entitled to the best efforts OF medical
science in her behalf. For q majority of the
ailments to which her sex is exclusively liable
HOsTETTERS STOMACH BIIPERs are
warmly recommended On the authority OF
wives, mothers and nurses, who nave tested
their genial touic and regulating properties,
and know whereof they speak . and also
with the sanction OF able physicians, who have
administered the preparation tn their female
patients, In obstinate cases OF functional de-
rangement, with the happiest results. Almost
al female complaints of d special character
are complicated with mental gloom and de-
spondency, and the gentle and lasting exbila-
ating effects OF this wholesome medieated
stlmulant ajapts admirably for cases OF this
complex nature. AS q remedy for the hysteTia
and mental Authorizations which sometimes
mark both the earlier and the later crisis in
the life of WON N, It has no equal in the re-
pertoIy OF the healing art, and as q cans of
relieving the nausea and other unpleasant
feelings which precsde maternity, ii is equally
eficaciOus. Nursing mothers also find it al
admirable invigorant. Itis highly satisfactory
that n preparation which embraces in its re-
med al range 50 many of the complaints CON-
mon TO both saxes, should prove SO emiIentI
beneficial to the weaker one.
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nlR. JOHNSON.
Meeting of the Finance and
Banquet committees.

At called meeting OF the Bsnqua
and Finance Committses, held yesteF
day afternoon at the Overlon Hatel, Mr.
John. s. TOof was called to the Chsi
and A. Woodward appointed 10 act 81
Secretary.
A vote Of thanks Wss unanimously
rendered to die press Of Memphis fl
the uniform kindness in publishing thl
proceedings OF the several committees
aud the same was likewise voted 10 MIR
s. B. Robbins, proprietor OVerton Hotel,
for his courtesy and libsrslity towards
the committees during tEeir various
meetings.
The meeting then adjourned sine die,
whereupon the gentlemen present re-
solved themselves into q committee Of
the whole, with NJ. d. l.. Stewart In the
Chair, and A. Woodward sctiDg Score.
tGry. On motion Of Capt. E.. Marshall,
it was resolved that 8 grand hep, in
honor OF ex President Andrew Johnson,
De given 81 the Ogerton Hotel, on Tues
day evening nsxt, april 20.b).
The following committees were aeeord-
ingly appointed
Committee OF IHvitation-Hon. ]. w.
Leftwich, Icging Hslsey, D. A. Blower,
J.. w. SIeed, w. A. Gwynn, J. w.
McCown, w. Y. Hamlin.
Committee Of Reception-S. B Rob.
bins, J. S. Toof, L. Marshall, W. G..
Chase, r. L MeGhee, G. A. r Jse and Z.
A. Thompson.
Floor managers 4, loeh Enslsy, J. II.
Ksating, q. e. Homes, Henry Oven
and Ambrose D4lIcD.
Tickets S. for each gentleman, to be
had CT the Invitation Committee and o.!
thu ErnnFiafrr NJ tho kotoE
Gentlemen desiring tickets of invita-
ton for ladies' viii receive them from the
Committee.
A. Woodward Secretary.
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get back the black mule, previousl,
stolen By his eerfedera.e, Pior N. Les
Gen p. d. Ucham is q thief enG
murderer. He is protected Ia his vii
lsinies by the Radical government
Of Arkansas, the Legislature hav.
ing passed an act to protect him and
his associates from prosecution fer thess
crimes. II prosecuted the Radical
Judges would defeat The prosecution. II
conviction ensued Clayton would pardon
him.
How long would the people Of North
ern State submit to such o~utrsges? Isit
reasonable 10 expect the whites of the
South not only to submit to these thiDg7,
but TO like the Government that upholds
aud maintains them? Why should the
Republican party Of the North eomplsig
that Southern people will not affiliate
with their party ia the SJuth, Or wonder
that their attitude ia and will remain
one OF incorporating hostility TO
them, when such expressions are inhiet-
ed on them with tbs cOuntenEnee end
support Of the Republican or Radical or
g~snizs.i9n?
Why should there be any wonder, or
csnsUre, that the Southern people re-
gard the entire Republican organic alton
ia the South as an aggregation CT thieves
and scoundrels, il view Of such facts az
above stated?
We commend this chapter Of Arksn-
sas Rsdicslism to the profound consid-
GRAFTON Of Grant, Greeley, Phillips, ct id
OD1as genus. We would be delighted 10
see a slight effdsion of their hunsnits-
rian philosophy on this case. Would il
not furnish striking scenic illustrstions
for that honest journal, Harpers' Weekly
Whers is the artist Of that immacu.a.e
sheet? "Lst us hsve peace"
We hope to be able TO furnish ether
chapters from The Radical history q Ar
kansas, as tse veil mey from time to
time be lifted from the dark deeds OF
Clayton and bis miniona.
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GAY & MARTIN=We wish to call the
attention Of planters, country merchants
and others to the card OF this firn, to be
found elsewhere ia U columns. VIM.
Gay, the senior, sad j. II. Martin, the
junior member Of the firm, are both old
business men, though not by any means
old in years, and their names while con-
neetsd with other houses are familiar ia
ali the country round about. Their
stock of plantation supplies is always
kept complete In every particular, and
their dealings with customers ever of the
straightior ward, upright Sind. Call on
them at No. 80 Front street,
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NEW ADvERTIsEm'NTs
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.
Vim. 4. Robinson & Co., Western Fluliry

THE undersigned, one of the members oft
above firm, hereby notifies the puOIte, that
said firm became dissolved on the I'D Of De
cember. 1905. By proceedings in bankruptcy of
The senior partner. W. a. Robinson, COM
menee1 by ham on said day. The said Robin
son, together with the remaining partners, r.
Nicholson Al dT. B. Saunders, having, since said
dissolution, Notwithstanding the protests OF
the unders. Ened, illegally carried on the said
business an order has been obtained in said
bankruptcy proceeding, upon the petition OF
Trigg, u. S. District Judge. etc, adJo1rbing the
retuFn-day OF the warrant, and nrst meeting
in said proceeding, until the frss MONDAY In
May next, and notice Issued to said Nicholson
and Saunders to appear on said day. and show
cause why the said nrm should not de declared
bankrupt.
This publication is made for tina protection Of
the public IN dealing with said lem.
an12 II AXERT.
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Notice to the Pubic.

IRON and after this date we will not recog-
Z nlze any business tE2nsactton execu' ed on
enterea into by +. "A. MYERLE ia the name OF
the hrm OF W. A. Robinson q Co., be having
neglected his duties as a partner Of this arm
for the past twelve months, and abSented him.
self from our Office since March I'D.
WIN. A. ROBINSON,
r. NICHOLSON,
THOMAS b SAUNDERS.
Memphis, April y, 1888.
Avalanche, Ledger and Post copy. ap12
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A& =.

"a ANTED-IO rent or pGrcha e a sinai.
w FAhM of aboaJ 50 or 100 acres, hal in
cultivation, with ordinary Improvements, ana
Hfthin-R snort distance OF eIlh5r OF the rail-
ROADS running into Memphis, and no. more
than twenty niles Lrom the 1ty. Persons
wishing TO rent or sell, AZ q reasonable P.lce,
can ma a good customer, by addressing 1.A.,
Appeal office. apII
~IkIAkTkD.-A situation by a thorough
BoOk-keepeT. apply 10 !. J. BUSB1, vi
Busby 6 H&.cBett, "a Front Row. spi5
M ANTED-To rent 8 Furnished House in q
w central part OF the city. Address 9. L.,
care ApVeal Office mb3l
a ANTEu.-A situation as Salesman by q
w young man who has been "LTaYenDg
agent" Tor this paper. Address b" APPEAL
ONCE. mh25
UANTKD-A situation by an experienced
w Eook-keeper. Aadiess A. b, Appeal
ONCE. mhl6
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BUCKEYE hAzVA ga fresh
supply of ghe Justly celebrated
aFI&cie for the care Of Piles, re-
aud for sale by
Il. W. JOSE4 & CO..
Wholesale Druggists.
937 NJ ain street.
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THREE times every day we get new
supplies. Yesterday. Police News,
Western World, Saturday Night, Rural
New Yorker, Irish Citizeo, Irish People,
Irish American, Irish Republic, Irish
Tribune, Frseman's Journal, Artisan,
Criminal Z;etusg. LemOnde Illustre,
LIE Nouveau Monde, Beadle's Din e
Novel No. It's, and ell the dsilies.
Emmons & Son, No. 10 Jtffsrson street
and 1913 Main street.
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SALE or Pools FOR THE RACES
The sale Of pools for the races which
come eff on Monday, intending the
Hopeful Stake, for two year olds, the
Sweepstesks, for three year olde, and the
CASTOR Vslocipede purse, will take place
at the Oyerton Hotel at eight O'Clock
this saturday. evening, and at eleven
o'clock on Monday forenoon. w. II,
Passmore, Pool Sslier.
DAVID n. PHILIP, Secretary.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

TURNITUfE moved by T.. MILES, Car No
il 10. orders lett at tAASMOEE LOS will
receive prom Pt attention ap'2
EhRING But NOZZLE. SELF-HELP FOR
u young men who, having erred, Uesire a bet
ter manhood. Sent N eealed leiier envelopes,
free of charge. Il benefits q, return the post
age. Address, PHILANTHROS, Box P, Phils-
delphia. Pa m~b16 d&w
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NT<oEfOe

rs hereby given 10 all parties interested that
1 viii, at the May Term, 1859, of the Cous ty
Court of Shelby county, State OF Tennessee,
apply for letters of administration upon the
estate of Mrs. Eltzsbeth Smyth, decea- ed
ap2 J.RsS {. GxLLILAND.
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FINAL SALE OF LACEs The bad
weather yesterday evening, and the re-
quest of many ladies, have induced w.
81. PSssmore q c., to maket their closing
sale Of laees aud embroideries this morn.
ing at ten O'clock.
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FOR Ear

EOR RENT-TWo finely Furnished Rooms,
on the line Of a 5 Ie5t IailrGad, and in one
OF the best ncIEnoOrhoods IN tue city, viii be
rented 10 sing Q EeuIismen, with or wl1hous
board. Apply atApp- a. Omce. aPlA
NOR KENT-A small House, containing u
IA roouls and kitCEeD, No. lS4 Fourth street,
Kent low. Apply 10 ALLYN BRO~.,
apis Commercial tel.
mos RENT-A com Portable Frame Dwelling,
Il containing nvs rooms ana kitchen, pantry
and sJoTerOOm, with abundant ground Tor veg
etaOle ana flower garden, viii be reated low To
q desirable tenant. EuTntJur3 OF prt sent &C.
cupant for sails. Apply On premises, 30 Ala
bama street. apl4
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FOE SALE.

THOR SALE. 4 v~aiuagie FARM, 2 miles be-
II IOw Memphis, cJnIaiaing 80 acres and ali
necessary Improvements. For further inior-
nation call On KEEL co,
api5 "a cEOAl street.
DOR SALE.-HHving removed 10 the city, 1
IL wish 10 stu my fine family Mare and Buggy,
:. R.
apls No. is MAIDS n street.
NOR sALE-A second hand Costing BUGGY.
4 Apply at Joe Seiigman's stables. apps
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EOUND en- Horn lake road, a COW with q
T young CalLwhitc ana black spotted, marked
with a mooth crop snd SIT on the right ear,
and EcoloP ont o. the lower part OF the Iett ear.
The owner can have her by applying 10 Iouug
Houston, on Jackson street, in Fort Pickering,
Horn Lake road. aplT
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ST. NICHOLAS REsTAURANT, No Sc
North Court street, 10 OPEN day ano
night, snd will furnish meals ST 81
hours. The freshest food and latest ceit-
cacies always served up.
I WALLER &GRIFFITH.
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PosTPoNEMENT.-Mr. and Mrs. De-
Gray Bsnnet's toiree, which wss 10 have
tasen place last eve, APP II is. Is post
poned In consequences of he unfsvorable
state Of lbs weather until Monday eve,
10 b,
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New Goods at B. LOwenstein & Bros. I
REAL Laoe Points. MeDken Bros. :
THE COURTs.

Law CoUKT-H S. Lee, Judge
The orders and Judgments entered il
this Curt yesterday are as follows:
Calhoun VS. Boyd, Judgment for plain
tiff Sl706 IS.
Hill VS. Lynch ct al, judgment fol
plaintiff.
Wilson vs. Cherry, admir-, judgment
for defendant, and writ of inquiry
awarded.
The cases remaining u~ndisposed Of on
Wednesdays calendar were continued
over until Monday. To-day is motion
day.
CRIMINAL COURT. - Nm. Hunter,
judge This Court is still engaged 10
empsnHeling a jury Ia the case OF State
vs. D0ran. Yesterday, out Of a panel
containing W hundred and thirty
names, only three answered. O1e more
juroF was obtained. making four In al.
A sew panel viii be summoned to-day.
MczAMBIQUEs at reduced prices. Men
ken Bios.
WEATHERBEE's is the place to
"sIniie."
SATIN PArasols, 50 SO, at Nj. Krsus &
Co.'s, 2l8 Main street, corner Of Adams. 7
BUCKEYE SALVE.--The great
remedy for Piles, jast received
and for sSle by
Exams FIELD q HIGBEE.
Wholesale Druggists,
301 & 500 Main st.