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The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1869-09-23

The little town of Walnut, on the G.
c. & l.. road, is pushing ahead so rapid
" that it demands a word Of mention
The town was laid out but few months
aro aud now bids fair to rival such VII
lagos as Rochester and Peru. Already
large stave factory, with the best of
machinery, Is in operation, under the
management of Nessrs Clark & Co
The saw mill owned by Hill & Bailey is
one of the ncatcst establishments of the
kind in this county. \ new and Gle
CANT school house is being constructed
The Dry Goods and Grocery Store of
VanV alkenburgh & Shakes would be
credit to our town, and new Hard
ware store will be opened there in a short
.'me. The superior country surround
ing this enterprising little town insures
for It large trade, and the energy of its
business men justiics it.
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1869-09-23
RAIL. ROADS.

e. G. 81. l.. H. g. Time Table
To take effect On Monday. nay g
1869, at $50 A. II.
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1869-09-23

The Wagon and Blacksmith Shop o.
Nr. Smaliwood, on the south side Of
The riy er, is credit to our place and
should be patronized accordingly The
work manufactured by Ir. Smallwood
is equal to any made in the State. His
foreman was for yea,s in the Stude-
baker works of Soath Bend, and is a
complete master ofhis trade. The ma
terial used for wagons, carriages and
sleighs is Of the very best and the prices
are as low as good work can be sold for
at any piece. BIacksmithing also forms
part IF the business Of the house.
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1869-09-23

FAIR NoIIcIi is hereby given to all
who are in any way indebted to us,
either by note or book account, to call
and pay up before the 20th of this
month; otherwise they win be visited
by an officer OF tire law.
SO A. BECKER & Co.
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1869-09-23
e., HaSlangcr.

NVTAGONS, Carriages, etc. c. Haslanger &
w Bros. manufacturers of Wagons, Car
-:sges. ctr. Backsmithing, painting and grain
i,,.- lnnr O order
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1869-09-23
= j. +. Van Valkenburgh.

VNTHOLESALELIQUO rORE-pure liquor:
w 70. medicinal and Othe, purposcps. can be
had at my store, one door north OF theBranet
Bark.
May If, 1865. J. r. VANVALKENBURGH.
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1869-09-23
U. 8. Dodge.
kO ntZ & TreSS.

N1EAT MARKET.-A new Market. which will
vi supply the citizens of Plymouth. and sur
rom ding country with the best quality of Fresh
meats OF all kinds. Lard, Tallow, Sausage anG
al aticles kept in II frStc class Meat market always
Oh hant Mar Ell at Nolls old stand
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1869-09-23
M DICAL
DR.. j. s. Leland,
DIR. w. n. Bailey.

CURGEON DENTIST. Can be consulted at
' office every day except Mondays and Tue ada
Once over Westeryelt's Store Plymouth. Ind.
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SHERIFFS SALE.
rnhl7-9m

exposed m pht YIN OF Sendition Exponas to me directed will
in tho 70 iubc Sale al the Hotel of F,,r u' vi
of Dlawsse Vi hShtOn kentOn Hundred Kent neEipie
th Ca"aFe, on Thursday, April Sh M NJ COuhty state
' Ioowng described Real Estate to VII "t Clock r NJ
tb sS e right title interest estate propertv or
and teneme"ts OF and in the following descrd III nun
.,o l.. All that certain tract piece or narool s,,
and STAT ~ hehton Duck Greek hundred K 10
ate OF Nunos H. CoveriaIe and tnrs VI Dayld D Nilds,
anu Oe the same
estlea ana other utbuildiu9s theranI u"eI
All that certain lot piece ar na TceI ~ erected
State aJo's"iJ ~ u village &" kenOn hundred comnt o
Green and others 10y lands of William c. jump Jobp
more or ontalnlnE One Fourth of an Acre ~ Pr
erected 'eS with frame Storehouse and gransry xPou
no. s-Al that certain lot piece or ror, =, -
a[rYai' StuateI ~ the village hundred count % ana
tanin y lands OF David o. Downs and ofhHrs cae
u O an Acre Of tn0ra
N mousse back building &c thereon araot IeSN with
tenemcns adi"niH V ot piece parcel Of ground and
more or less, with frame dynliu I'm Ol an Acre
No "a @ III IIaEt mousse &C. erected thereon e' SMOKE
- All that certain lot piece ar narooi
premises adjoining 4 contain' ~ parcel OF ground and
"a XII or less with stables thereon erectad a." acre OF
premises adjoining No Ot piece or parcel ground and
erected "'re or less with large brick badine fb m acre
, No. All that certain lot piece or nara, =, -
] adjoining No {, containing One pl ground and
ther OF less with blacksmith and wieertA L o
nri 40, all that certain lot, piece or parco, f ~
more or IeS Dng i NJ containing One Acre Of rnnn6
No All that Is nnm,i inuilIngs thereon erected.
ceIian lot, piece NJ
oun L ~ IN .he hundred county and State afr"saI
ieceasn "a hrS susan Attix heirs John Will
ground, more or less N"oHOurth OF an Acre OF |
md tat certain tract piece parcel of twoo land
ti' bounded by lands Edward Xtv @ anu state aore
Sez @ twenty Five Acres Land moro or oss anu
n Ia sEeh IN execution as the property of IS
A'i' ana VIII be sold for cash by '' Vi h1I"lo GhA'
sherlf Office Dover Dell March 2Otb s So' late sheriff
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"Spairing promptly attended to,
mhl7.6m
FARMERS AND CONSUMERS
TAKE NOTICE.
1RNERs and CONSUMERS o1 INV coona

'H' CONSUMERS of DRY GOODS Take Ho,ioo
J0uy o'.ape @ and Cheapest place to buy vour D Good,
nRsr nn,. H. uKEEN :. No NORTH SECovD Tprpr
PHIL AbrI p,,'y IooDS STORE ABOVE MARKET sTRFrT
sst On,t MA. All goods sold at a small odvaroo,,-
sa,. -, 'Ae'-Smail Profits our motto. Uonest I ei
tor in H. policy. We guarantee to sell as cbesn =. -
De best buyers visiting the city will lac suro o., g. =,
slke ori. ing -, and Shifting MUSLINS at the vr Iast
fsled Pl, 'elinm and ine White Fannels C;rv an, D.,
- to, "nghams Blue Drill Ticking Cb.cL C,.st
Lh.n Sl;. 'ht o: Table Linens Towels Nankins shi.
ssD, Of 700 ii'nts always hand; cheap and sre
victoria L.. ,"el Cambria Nainsook Jacopots So Nh
u Plan. A'l and Striped Muslins for Dress ui,.
Hkis iAseilIes' Childrens Ladies' and CT, 80
ssats Ns,; Men sand Ladies Beached and I-tI, II
eesa Good, - ierShirts and Drawers medium ana I 80
Vo'et &e season. Prints all prices Red and nm rtI
I'D Bg,,r We cal attention 10 our large as,n,.
Ae,. ca. 10" and medium price. A.yooI Casoi, ien
Ae'ae e., Lnendrills, Kentucky leans &c W.
e srreBso'ec Of Black Alpaca in tLIs citv ".
'he9e '.'i Ia our purchasing of these goods in oi
erect eolors and good quaIitv u. Uruer
%ts noD we sell the best Black AI,oa -
arget tb constantly receiving job Lot. of Cod NJ
North Second Street, above MarEct strent
EREWNT M lmh3-3ml
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Ihe sOMBRERO GUANo of which Mopo
rii'hLlPS PHOSPHATE is and always b,. booo
manufactured (and of which he has sole control g.
,ne United States,) contains City per cent masa ~,
lone Phosphate than Raw Bone, therefore 'is i !.
more durable. 1t Is
,. iarge percentage is Soluble, and will mmo
dIateIy yield it's nourishnent ''"'"e'
u.I i"0 ammonia it contains is ready to yield its
sa'u0-nOt animal matter, capable of yielding its
ammonia after decomposition in the soiI
Nothing is spared in its manufacture 10 render :,
,"o most valuable Super Phosphate and Crop Pro.
ducer IN the market
E'gnt years experience has proved to the farmer
'Hat II Is durable and can always be relied on as
Uniform IN quality; and the numerous unsolcitad
testimonials continually received of its use in co,,
with other Fertilizers, fully attests that il
has not been excellcd.
rhlCE $50 per ton of 5000 lbs. Discount 70
Dealers. "
MORO pUITTTDO
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Ladies', Mems and Boys Wear.

our S'ock OF Ladies' Cloakings in particular is
'ery extensive and bought at the manniac,ure,,.
lash RATES 1t will be to the interest Of au
'N'e"u 10 ouy this kind of goods during the
.o"''s season 10 call on us. We oGcr by far The
assortment to be found and al prices that can
not be surpassed any@ here.
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Central
CLOTH EMPORIUM.
Spring Weight Velveleens.
Super Quality.

STawbridge g. ClOlhier respectfully snnounce
'na' during the season now opening thew proro.o :,
oner The largest stock and most attractive a..o,o,,
o' all Kinds of Cloths that they have ever olrrod
Delng determined 10 make our house The Ccn,,o, H..
poflum tor this description Of goods, W. have coloc,
Gu of Inc present season every desirable styo ont
make OF Cloths that the market presents f,r
Smyrna times., 1869-04-07

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|paIrand
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4 ottall
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utmost
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FOR RENT

C,os. I5Ore Pooa House and Dwelling, at BIacki.,o,
Farms TSdgSod on Do1 business stand Also SmnI
mh17.4. WIN. DANIEL, M. r..
Smvrna
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LOSt--S1 Reward

POCKET BOOK ntsin tne 18th inst. in this town Ia
leaving it at the me Under will receive The an also head
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HOOP SKIRTS, 11I5
VIM. II. HOPKINS
Has REMOVED his Mandatory and soJe.rnou..

N' "EnON Ed his Mandatory and SaJosr,o...
w.o.. -, No No ms CHESTNUT ST. Phladenbia ~
sJn1td iete us u, Iuwn Make OF Champion Uoo, So
G 20 class Wholesale and RaaI especially
ali the latest % am most extensive assortment in ill., M Ge found
iers VAIN TX 81 Yards Of Plain md LShgtiS and
ninety T,rsn Trails, DC. DC toS,r
duraiiif% % Tr > lhnety Of style finish 'i SKIRTS,
poojs neal ChtapnrSs, uuCnugii cidstlcy,
nfade t or ket and are warranted in every ' other
Fill ILL ered and Repaired WIuiesgi P SlrS
cents eS 9o oi Low Priced Eastern Made $kr ana tea
springs cents 'PtineH' Ijc; 80 springs, Gj a. II "a
prices from Is cen C0RsETS -! different stv
Moodys Patent "Ses Corset Skirt Supportt-s NJ
Patterns Of Tnt tc made Cors,ts and Suprr,r
vite especial attention Nui own Make to which we in
Complete assortment Of T. oJ;a., I-.,c
prices. vi NSuieh nder Garments, at yer, lou
SEWING Mz!If ISr the BARTRAM & FANTON FAu1rv
riven eTsY ~ Use NO Machines, Price Sj5 each % public
20 our customers in TO are being
1u goods hso ~ & S OF articles in shouI
ana Saesr0Oms No iii Sor crcI-
t"''hI NM I. Unpt;INN 't'I
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we invite dealers both in city and corntrv. 10 o.,
"' S''cN as our prices are low as the same
gus Ca" oe sold IN whole packages by anv whole.
Ga'o "Ouse' whie we offer many styles that are con
hned exclusively 10 ourselves. ''' 'o'i-
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TO R ENT

riARea, N'i@se-nouSe; room for 4 borsos -
Smyrna March saith 1869. H. o. DOUGLASS.
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FOR SALE.

L New Woods Mower and Reaper. l Pel,on
Horse-Power, set Double Harness. 90, S;n~Ia
Harness. For want ol use. Term easv.
''"A '''' B. b. ALLEN.
Smyrna times., 1869-04-07

Ill BIS
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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-09-20

palms seen at home, they combine the dpJOn1b
of the English woman with the nameless grace
and vivacity of the French. AS a rule, they err
neither on the side of the use frippery of the
continental, nor of the overstarched propriety
of a certain class of British female And the
reason is simple enough Their minds, their
characters--and very often their manners even
are natural. Their development is the result of
natural causes with few unwholesome restric-
tions. Why, then, when they go abroad-why,
in the name of all the gods!-do they become
such servie imtators of what is so far beneath
them?
Perhaps when they travel-and of late IL has
become as necessary to the American as to the
Bedouin to fold his tent-they must initiate.
But then why they do not choose the purer mo-
dels OF not too pure society that they only see
from the outside, must puzzle one who thinks
moment on the subject.
The whole aim and struggle of the French
woman's life is good TASTE She is rarely a
prude seldom bel esprit; she may be neither
over-brilliant nor too straght-laced but she is
at equal pains to hide her moral as her mental
deficiencies, and she makes war to the knife on
the demi-nondel In dress, in carriage in style
she strives to be its very antipodes. Why is it,
then, that the proper American woman will
transfer into her circle those very Objectionable
features that even the lax French woman would
unhesitatingly reject that, while the latter
walks demurely through the streets of Paris in
the grayest of dresses and drives in the pla1nest
of wrappiTfgs, the former shows on the Avenue
and in the Park in q costume that would inevita-
bly, excite comment, if not insult, in the best
governed city of Europe?
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-09-20
"WEST PENN SQUARE ACADEMY
w S. W. corner of MARKET Street and WEST

S. W. corner of MARKET Street and WEST
PENN SQUARE.
Il. BRANTLY LANGTON having leased the upper part
tho Third National Bank Building, will reopen
School on MONDAY, tember l8.
The facilities Of this building purposes will
be apparent inspection. The Gymna sium will be
under the immediat ervisi of DIR. Jansen, and is
being abundany supplied with apparatus for the practice
of either light or heavy gymnastics
The course of instruction embraces all that Is needed
to ft boys Polytechnic Schools or Commercial
Life.
Circulars containing full information respecting Prnarv
Department College Glasses the study Of Vocal Music
Art, etc be obtained by addressing the Prpcpa a
above The rooms will be open for inspection after
Augusb "a 82ltf
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-09-20
FINANCIAL.
PACIFIC RAILWAY GOLD LOAN.

Messrs. DABNEY, MORGAN & CO.,
No. 90 EXCHANGE Place, and M. X.
JEsUP q CO., No. 12 PINE Street,
New York, offer for sale the Bonds of
the Kansas Pacific Railway. These
Bonds pay Seven Per Cent. in Gold;
have thirty years to run; are Free from
Government Taxation; are secured by
Land Grant of Three Million Acres of
the Finest Lands in Kansas and Colo
rado. In addition to this special grant,
the Company also owns Three Millions
of Acres in Kansas, which are being
rapidly sold to develop the country and
improve the road. They are first
mortgage upon the extension of the
road from Sheridan, Kansas, to Denver,
Colorado. The road in operation NOW
EARNS MORE THAN ENOUGH NET
INCOME TO PAY THE INTEREST ON
THE NEW LOAN. There is no better
security in the market-this being in
some respects better than Government
Securities. PRINCIPAL AND INTE-
REST PAYABLE IN GOLD. Price SO,
and accrued Interest, in Currency.
Pamphlets, Maps, and Circulars fur.
nished on application.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-09-20

FTO1t tHe FFedeflck8buIg HtTdId, Sept l3
"Arkindale," one of the finest estates in Virginia
lying along the Potomac river, in Stafford county,
and containing 235S acres, was sold by Messrs
Taylor, Suttle Conway, at public auction, in Alex
andria, on Friday last. Mrs. ~ NJ. Ftzhugh was the
purchaser at S2l per acre. This property, together
with the Richand estate, about 1900 acres, and o
nOuring mill, were purchased by the late Charles
Warren OF Mrs Fitzhugh in 1855 for s6 of which
COO was paid at the time giving bond for s46 000
In 1853 the Richland property and Touring mill were
and $4,000, being rebought by Mrs. Fitzhugh. 1t
was sold on Friday under decree of the Circuit
Court, in the suit Of A. NJ. Fitzhugh VS.. Mary Ann
Warren and Others
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-03-13

DR.. LANE, SURGEON CHIRoPoDIsT,
can be consulted at his rooms, Peabody
Hotel, on all diseases of the Feet, such as
Corns, Bunions, CsllOsities, Enlarged and
Disabled Joints. He will alleviate by his
instantaneous and painless process CT
etfeetuslly removing the worst cases of
soft and hard CorTs, Bunions, Nails PEN
etrating the fish, and ali other excre-
cences of the Feet. His procedure Is new
and different from any hitherto intro
dOced. When persons are suffering the
Ostexcrueisting pain, be can give Them
instantaneous and permanent relief.
Persons relieved OF these excrescences ex-
perience the greatest comfort OF human
existence. He can remove the worst
soft or hard Corn without any injury to
the Feet, and removes the worst BuniOns
without injury to the metatsrsus bone. I
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-03-13
M

NEW MEMPHIS. - The theater l. 81
night was packed with the most besuti.
ful and brilliant throDg that mas vet as
sembled TO greet Miss Fannie Price. The
play was LsGh, The EOrsGEeR, with Miss
Price Is " Lesu." The play is familisTs
to most theatsr goers, bat Miss Prices
rendition made II seem almost new, and
proved her a great actress. She wss
most admirably supported throughout
by the entire company. To-day, at one
O'Clock, st the matinee, Foul Play, ard
tonight AO60dy's Daughter Will be
given.
VARIETIEs.-Charley Gardner, senior
and Junior, took 8 benefit last night, and
q Jolly good Que it was. These two artists
the Old 'un" a "youDg One," and the
young Onen a regular old time one,
were more than usually happy through
out the entire burnt-coTk lins. Mr.. Billy
Diamond, Stuart and Classify, are all
good, Is are also Miss Asa Johnson and
Lille Wheeler. A splendid bill for to-
night.
GAIETY.-Bob Hart, the lnimitable
negro delinestor, with his songs, dances
and c~0micalities, Is the great attraction
st the Gaiety. Who does not know
Bob Hart? Who has not seen him ?
Not to know him argues oneself IN
known; and not to have seen him, is to
have missed seeing the bsst negro delin-
estOr ever on II stage. He appears
every night, along with q host OF others,
all 60 d at the Gaiety. We are glad to
announce the convalescence of Manager
4 ley, and hope soon to chronicle his re-
appearance at his post.
GOING AwAY.-We were sorry TO learn
last night that the popular and pleasing
Miss Saliie Eldridge, who, during her
engagement st the Varieties, won for
hereof so many friends, ia about to leave
the city. She has been compelled, on
account OF Ill health, 10 cease performing
for 3 time, but hopes 10 q little while to
be perfectly reeuperateG. Wherever she
goes che carries with her our good wishes
and recommendations to brother locals.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-03-13

gaRABIsMUs-If one would take the
pairs 10 notice, he would be surprised
at the lumber OF C~Tossed-eyed persons
which be will meet in u day on the
streets Of Memphis. And it seams
strange to ii why these persons will re-
main in that condition, and why parents
will suffer their children to grow up
with that deformity when they could
have their eyes made straight and nstu-
raj in two minutes, without pain, and
with but little expense. The eye is the
most beautiful feature of tie face when
natural, but when crossed il is 8 great
deformity, and Z noticed by every
body. We often meet young ladies who
would be beautiful were it not fer this
great defoTmity. We bsve an ocUlist
IN this eitv ODE. Norris, 2SS Main street.
who Strengthens erased eyes with perfect
suecese. Call and see him. No charge
for examination.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-03-13
CHURCH ENTERTAINMENT.
Coneerf for the Benefit of st. Lazarus

Concert for the Benefit of 81.
Church.
The Grand Concert Of the PhilheF-
monte Society, for the benefit Of st. Lag
aTus Church, takes place IN Thursday
evening next, at the new Assembly Hall.
All Of the prominent musical talent of
the city Will be engaged in it, under the
dir elton of Prof. Tepe, and the grsndest
musical treat Of the season may be looked
for.
ihe Tea Party Mt DIR. FOrd-s Baptist
Church.
The first clear night that has blessed
US IN q week, was taken advantage OF by
the ladies last night, who have been 80
long weatherbound, to turn out in force,
and show themselves and their gsllsnts st
the Chapel Of the new Baptist Church,
Cd Second street, where 8 most delight
full reunion was held. The services were
short and the feasting Tonga great de-
slderatum to the enjoyment Of young
folks,'o of any creed or denomination.
Benefit of Grace Chureh The PIANO
rama
The management OF Billiards. PIANO.
rama OF NV York City, at the solicita-
ton of the ladies of Grace Church, have
kindly consented 10 remain q couple
OF days longer and give two exhibitions
for the bsneht Of that church. They
have set 81 and S O'Clock pm. on Tues
day, and it is to be hoped that 9 geDer-
u public will entirely I'LL the new As
sembly rooms on both occasions. The
entire proceeds are to be devoted to this
charity, and this is q noble donation,
meriting the " .rmest gratitude on the
part OF the members of Grace Church.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-03-13
TIE COURTS.

Law COURT-H s. Lee, Jgdae.-The
whols day, yesterday, in this Court, was
spent Ia investigating the case OF Potter
vs.. German National Bank, continued
over from Thursday. The case was not
given to the Jury until a late hour, and
they being unable to agree, upon q short
consultation, were discharged until this
morning. The above case is an seton
brought by Potter to recover the sum of
two hundred dollars deposited by him,
together with other funds, in the Ger
man National Bank 0! this city. Potter
alleges that upon q certain occasion be
checked upon the bank for the amount
due him by said deposit, but the bank
refused 20 cash the check, on the ground
thst he had already drawn upon the
bank to the amount Of his deposit.
TheFsupon he Instituted sgit. No IT,
digs from the Jury in the Johnson
Wiozs case as yet-only that they have
failed TO agree upon 3 verdict, and, it
would seem, have sgresd to disagree.
Yesterday was the fifth day since they
first took the case under consideration.
CHANCERY COURT Vim. II Smith,
CbdnceHOT.-Court stands adjourned I'M
til Wednesday, 18th. A calendar for
that day will appear tomorrow,
The uecrees Aled yesterday were az
follows
Kelley vs Fsrro, final.
Murphy VS. Galloway, reference.
Order Va Wsddell, i~ntsriocutOry.
Donegan vs. Donegsn, final.
Ellis vs Heron, sale confirmed.
Rounds Ys Gas Company, dismissal In
part.
Butler VS. Hicks, sale confirmed.
-
George vs. Wood, final.
Bceathett VS. Bank Tennessee, final.
Randall VS. Walker, decretal.
There were also quite a number of mo-
tons and unimPorIant orders filed.
MUNICIPALCoURT-Gso ". Wdsdran,
Judgs.-Ia this Court yesterday the Jury
in the case Ct McHenrY vs.. Mitchell,
THURSDAY, brought ia 5 YER
dict for the plaintiff to the amount Of
$500 90.
A judgment by default for 1875 was
taken in the case Of Onette vs. Psggio.
The greater part Of the day was devoted
to trying the case of Terry VS.. Rutland
ct al. The trial was concluded and case
given to the Jury only 3 few moments
before the hour OF &C iurnmeht. No
verdict was rendered. By sgreem emf Of
cCgEsSl we FSFVict lH-the Ap9Vs casS VIII
be decisive rs to causes No. 1854, 1855 and
1885, ia which Rutland ct al are also de-
{ Rdsnts, the principles involved in the
issue, being the same in each case. To-
dsy is the lrst mO;ion OF the tsga. The
docket will be regularly cal ed, and all
motions properly entered thereon will be
heard and determined.
CRTAINAL COURT. - Vim. Hunter,
Jgdge, This Court did nothing yester-
day but entertain 8 few motions, one Of
which was 10 eontinus the case OF Fred.
Russer, indicted for murder, over until
Monday next, whie l was sustained. To-
day the tine and attention of the. Court
will be devoted to hearing a motion for
, new trial, and arrest OF judgment in
the casa O; Tom Rrswit, convicted OF
= voluntary msnslsughtern q few days
ago, for the murder Of Policeman R1-
gers in 1857. The Court will also enter
ain the motion made by counsel to
IuAsh the indictment found against
Thomas K. Leonard. He stands in
foF forgery, embe 5zlement and
or a fraudulent breach OF trust. No Jury
Eases will COME up to-day.