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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-01-29
FUNERAL OF JOErx Vi. HE'LL.


The funeral of this old, esteemed aud
valued citizen, the melancholy event Oh
whose death we chronicled in our last was
had from the First Presbyterian Church, at
IL o'clock Yesterday morning. 1t was very
largely attended by all classes Of our fell
low.citizens, who held the lamented dead
in almost reverential esteem. As the deep
tones of the bell tolled the hour of
the sad rites, long lines of carriages de-
nsrted from the residence of the deceased,
on Church street, conveying friends and
relations to the Church. The pail bearers
we're composed of our best and most inhu-
entail citizens, who had long been warm
and intimate friends of the deceased. and
who walked on either side of the hearse
that preceded the procession of carriages
and numerous concourse of persons. On
arriving at the church, they took posses
sion Of the coffin, which was highly fin
ished one, and which was most tastefully
wreathed and decorated with flowers and
rosettes, significant of the pure and spot
less character of the deceased among his
neighbors, his friends and fellow-citizens.
1t was borne along the aisle of the church
TO the deep and solemn tones of the organ
| in its mournful funeral dirge. Then fol
lowed the stricken family and the bereave6
relatives, and the large crowd who filed the
seats of the spacious ediAce. The
funeral services were performed by th'
Rev. DR.. I. V. Moore, pastor of tht
church. The Holy Scriptures were read
and appropriate chapters and passages
were selected. The reading closed witt
the last chapter of Revelations, where thC
river of the waters of Eternal Life, and tn
glorious rest Of the New Jerusalem ar
brought SO beautifully and consolingly Il
the view of the Christian mind. The ser
vices were solemn and impressive, the dis
tinguished Divine feeling that he had los
one of the most worthy, venerable, an
useful Of his flock. Among the hymns S
solemnly sung on the occasion, was 'Ho7
firm foundation, ye Saints of the Lord.
After the services, the remains were re
placed IN the hearse and conveyed to th
Cemetery where the cold clods forever hi
from human view all that remained tha
was mortal of John NJ Hill. They weT
accompanied to their last resting place b
one of the largest funeral professions "
have witnessed for long time. There Il
them rest, peaceful and undisturbed, neg
the city and the friends he loved SO vel
. of which he was so long an ornament, ii
the resurrection trump shall recall them
the life immortal in the great hereafter.
. contemplating his long and useful life, ar
: his calm and serene passage over the ''dal
1 river" each one can say to himself, IL
me live the life Of the righteous man al
Let my last end be like his"
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IN uFHnTRTAH.

PBICE-Again has one who not long since be-
spoke the merits Of a departed friend, with many
cherished memories yet green, been called from
friendships tower, to chronicle the death Of one
whose life was an uninterrupted food of happiness.
To his friends it was beacon of light, to his pa
rents happiness beyond the Light. The person Of
whom speak was EDWARD PRICE, born Aug. 2,
1s4s, died Jan Is, 1870. Oh, what gloom now
o'erhAngs once happy family. Yes, in the bloom
of youth, when his hopes were bright, and antici-
pationsEss pure as the pearl dews of morn, was be
by desth-yes, griIn-vissged death, ushered from
this sublunary sphere to realms eternal in the
Heavens. His amenity Of manners, his social viz
tues were eEraordinay, yet fate allotted him sepa-
ration from the many whom he loved and by whom
he was loved. With thy virtues, ED, 'none knew
thee but to love- at mattereth not when the
righteous falleth asleep, death comes not un-
timely to him who is ft to die; the shorter this
life, the longer Immortality. FRIEND.
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EDGEFIELI FEMALE SEMINARY,

THE SPRING SESSION OF THIS SCHOOL
Il opens Monday, Jan. 81.
Tuition Jtcduceds--In the Primary De
partment the b ms are redured 10 50 per mont a.
and no charge for singing lessons.
Advantages OF music.-Under Prot
Weber, the pupils Of this Seminary are taught Mu-
sic in classes AZ SIS Ter session OF five months and
music found.
boarding Departmental the teachers
now reside with the Principal the young ladies
will have superior advantages. French and Ger
man spoken at the table. For those pupils who
go home on Friday the board will be given at "a
IeTweek-
For further particulars, see circular or address
MRS HENRI WEBER, Principal
E T. SEMINARY, jan 25-lw
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RIVER AND WEATHER.

The river is declining fast at this point,
with IA feet on Harpeth Shoals. Weather
clear and pleasant.
There were no arrivals up to dark last
evening.
The Ella Hughes from the Upper Cum
berland was hourly expected.
The Spray from Cincinnati will probably
arrive to-day.
We had the pleasure of meeting in the
city yesterday with Capt. J. n. Corbitt,
now commander of the st. Louis and Mem
phis packet St. Joseph. He received a cor
dial welcome from his numerous friends.
We are informed that there will proba-
bly, soon be opposition in both the Upper
and Lower Cumberland Rivers.
The Memphis Appeal of Thursday says
The Arkansas and White Rivers were
rising at last report, and both streams have
an excellent stage Of water to all points.
At this place it will be seen that the rise is
going on rapidly. An eight-inch rise at
the present stage Of water is almost imp g.
cedented, and should the weather enn
warm, there is no telling when the Q
may cease. Rain was imminent last night.
Business on the levee is excellent.
by Telegraph
LOUISVILLE, Jan. 28.-River declining,
with twenty feet in the canal.
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Mark Twain.

The book of mark Twain, is being
quite literally subscribed to by our promi-
nent citizens. His nam de plume was
suggested during his steamboat travels, by
hearing the man with the line and lead,
in taking the soundings cry out for the
Pilot MARK Twain, indicating the depth
of the water, though which the steamer
was padding. At certain stages of the
water, all passengers upon steamers on the
Cumberland, and other steamers, have
watched with interest, this man in the bow
of the boat, dropping to the rivers bottom,
the end of his line, and exclsiming as he
drew it up MARK Twain, signifyinS that
there was water enough.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-01-29

PEANUTs-Sales from wagon of 200 bush
els choice white at $130 q bushel; sales
from store of l, 200 bushels choice red at
81. 90 bushel, and shipment Of the same.
BUTTER-We quote at zoe 2 10.
FEATEERs-Dull at 60665c.
CHEsrNUTs-We quote rominally at 81
? bushel.
EGGs-Sales from wagon at 20c 2 dozen.
BEEswAx-Market dull at 33e.
HAT-We quote at S26@27 2 ton.
IRISH PoFAToEs-Northern are quoted at
$3.50 2 Dbl.
GREEN APPLEs-Tennessee So. so g Dbl /;
Northern 81 Q Dbl.
COTTON SEED-Receipts liberal, and sales
at zoe Z bushel of 33k lbs.
GNsENG-We quote nominally at zoe
SHIPsTUFF-We quote at S24 2 ton.
BRAN-We quote at S24 2 ton.
M1DDLNGs-We quote at $40 q ton.
RAGs-COmmand 45c.
WooL-We quote bury at 10000 un-
washed without burs 25@26c; washed
! without burs 35@37c.
Nashville Flour and Grain Market
/ -FLoUR-Market quiet and steady at 4. [.
i 97.00 for supers to fancy.
| Com MEAL-Millers continue to supply
the city trade at 95c q bushel.
! CoRN-Nothing doing on account of thu
railroad blockade.
| 0ATs-We quote at 67Ic delivered.
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Marriage Licenses.

The following is list of marriage licenses
issued by the County Court Clerk during
the past week:
John K. Sloan and Bette jenkins.
VIM. P Miles and Alice Hutchinson.
Thomas E. Walsh and Eugene Kittle-
band.
VIM. P. Parrish aud Anna Rogers.
Thomas S. Lanier and Clara B. Tooley.
George c. Cone and Hsttie F. McLen-
don
D. B. Smith and Mary A. Dunlap.
Samuel c. Rabb and Mary Z. Compton.
Robert S. Mckinney and Alkaline G.
Warner.
And four colored
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Row between soldiers and Negroes

NOW UCNNN GCsA sAhaA
Yesterday morning party Of seven SOL
diers, who are as general thing remark
ably quiet, peaceable and orderly, came to
the city from the barracks and became en-
gagged in a general melee with some ne
groes at the corner of Market and White
sides streets. We were informed that the
boys in blue we're the aggressors, but, be
this as it may, there was an exciting Skin
mish for time. Fists, sticks, stones and
other missiles were used freely and the
numbers engaged we're increasing, when
Policemen Kerrigan and Arnold broke in
upon the fun and put stop to the hostili-
ties. They were Just in time, too, for the
extent of the street brawl was beginning to
assume rather dangerous proportions.
Several blows had been given and received
and the parties we're getting their mettle up
to fever heat. Had the pugihstic diversion
not been interfered with, serious conse-
quences would no doubt have resulted.
The soldiers were drawing their weapons
and the darkies were preparing to meet
thsm half way, when the policemen named
pouuced upon them and marched the bel,
ligerents to the stationhouse, where they
were tried and fined for their violations Of
order and law in sums sufficient, we hope,
to prevent a repetition Of similar otfenses.
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DR.. Banning's Brace.

DR.. J. A. Blakemore has returned to
Nashville, and would say to the medical
profession and the public, that he-is pre-
pared to supply all who may desire them
with Banning's celebrated Body, Spinal and
Shoulder Brace. Having had much expe-
rience in fitting and adjusting the same for
twenty years, he will guarantee satisfaction.
He will remain during this week, and may
be consulted gratuitously at the CONNER
Oial Hotel, between the hours of . A. NJ.
and P. NJ rI
Nashville, Jan. IS, 1s7O.-d
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WANTED-AGENTS. $3.50 per month, to
w sell the only GENUINE IMPROVED COM
MON SENSE FAMILY SEWING MACHINE Price
only SIS. Great Inducements 20 Agents. This IL
thu most popular Sewing Machine Of the day
makes the famous elastic Lock Stitch'-vil DO
any kind Of work that can be done on any machine
10000 sold and the demand constantly increas-
ing. Now Is the time to take az Agency. Send
for circulars. "a Beware Of infringeTs. n Ad-
dress sECOMB & CO., BOston. Mess, Pittsburgh,
Pa, OF ST Louis, No. sctSe-5R
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The remains Of General Lowell H. Rous-
saau. who at one time during the war, was
in command in this city, and who died in
New Orleans. near year ago, are being
brought to Louisville, for final intermeut.
Great prepare ions have been made in that
city. TO give them IN honored reception,
IN which the civil authorities. and military,
ard oil soldiers and army oaicerE viii
psrticirate.
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,rhn Cns1n,nhan.e

We have heard considerable talk recent
ly in general circles upon the proposed
erection of the new Customhouse, on the
present site of the old Markethouse, though
no positive action has rs yet been had in
the premises. We learned yesterday that
full information was looked for from Col.
Prosser in a short time, when the course
to be pursued will be more clearly marked
ont
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-01-29

The Knoxville. Press and Herald says
that about $1,000 bales of cotton were
shipped over the East Tennessee, Virginia
and Georgia Railroad, during the month of
December, to Eastern dealers The ship
ments this year, SO far, have been about
double what they were last year up to this
TINA
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The southern Farmer.

Mr. S. Harris, the general agent of the
Southern Farmer, published at Memphis,
is at present in the city in the interest OF
that paper. He represents it as a success,
having more than 10000 subscribers. This
is the first agricultural paper published in
the State that has accomplished SO much,
and is sufficient evidence that it possesses
substantial merit.
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Tnanksto the Post Surgeon

August Lipthal respectfully tenders his
thanks to Major James F. Weeds, Surgeon
Z. 5. A; also to James r. Langdon, Hos
pital Steward Q. S. A. and to his energetic
attendants for their valuable services and
kindly attentions rendered by them during
the time of his sickness while in the Post
Hospital at Ash Barracks, Nashville, Tenn.
AUGUST LPTHAL-
Private Co. c, 18th Infantry.
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Memphis Markets.
EA
"a VOSADALIS.

TEHE GREAT AMERICAN
/ HEALTH FESTORFR pEri-
hes Tie blood ard cures Scrofuia,
Syphilis, Skin Diseases. EhcUma-
,isr., Dise.sus Of NGmru, aud an
chronic Affections II the blood,
liver and kidneys. Recommended
by the hDliCa! Fzcr,ty Hr1 many
THOUSANDS 81 ut.r best citizens.
Rex tho Testimony Of Physi-
ci.u- AIS! patients who have used
Easadalis. send for our EJsadalis
Guide 20 Health Book, or Almanac
for this yeJr. which we publish for
grztUitous distribution; Il VIII
give you much valuable iufOrmR-
ton.
Dr.. r. ". Carr, Of Baltimore,
says:
/ take pleasure in recommend
ing yOur ROsADALIs - very pow
erful Alternative. : have seen II
used in two cases with happy re-
sUits-One in 3 case Of secondary
syphilis, in which the patient pro-
nUUnced himself cured after hav-
ing taken five bOf.. = Of your med
iciue; the other L a caze Of scrOf-
Ula Of lOU- SHADING. which is
sapidly i'm ~ ing under Its use,
and the Indications are that the
patient viii soon recover. l hzye
carefully examined the formula
by which your RCsadalis is made,
and find 1t il an excellent COM
pound Of all Alternative ingredients.
Dr. Sparks, Of Nichulasville, KY,
saws he has used K1sEdahs in cases
Of scrOfula and secondary Eyphiiis
with satisfactory results. As q
cleaner of the blood I know nc
better remedy.
Saruel G. NcFadden, Of AIuZ-
freesbOro, Tenn, says:
have used seven bottles Of RO-
sadAlis, and am entirely cured OF
rheumatism. Send me four bot
ties, az wish i for my brother,
who has scrofulOus sore eyes.
/ Benz. Bscntol, Of Lima, Ohio,
writes:
l have suffered for twenty years
with an inveterate eruption over
my whole body; q short time
since / purchased a bottle Of Rosa
dalis sud it effected perfect cure.
ROSadaiis is sold by all
Druggists.
Laboratory, no. 81 Exchange
Place, Baltimore.
GLEN ESTS q Co.,
.2-fy PrOprietOrs.
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RIaCkUOOC,

We have received from the Leonard
Scott Publishing Company, 40 Fulton
street, New York, the January number of
Black1co0d. The contents are Earls Dene,
Part 3; The Farming and Peasantry of the
Continent; John, Part 3; Lord Mayo and
the Muballa Durbar; Lord Lytton's Com
edy; The Opening of the Suez Canal /;
Mr.. Froude and Queen Mary; Lord Byron
and His Calumniators.
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ST. Cloud Corner.

The famous old St. Cloud corner is being
SO thoroughly changed and transmog-
rifed that it viii soon be scarcely
recognizable as the same building. The
front is extended toward the street and the
entire building is being remodeled, with
special reference to its adaptation to the
purposes of large, elegantand costly bust
ness house. That locality is improving
wonderfully, and will soon be one of the
most attractive in the city.
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TIE COTTON MARKETS.


NaaE-g 51Lfks EOs
The market has been very active; mid
/ dlings 234c; some sales 234c. The las
[ figure would be required for a lot. n,
large offering stock; sales 533 bales; re
ceipts 279 bales; shipments 2S6 bales
Montgomery, Ala, Jan. 20.
Our cotton market closed active: Low
middlings 234c.
Augusta, Ga, Jan. 20.
Cotton-The market opened with a good
demand at from 24f@24ic, but closed quiet
and shade easier at from 2i4924sc; sales
758 bales; receipts 9l4 bales.
Selma, Ala, Jan. 20.
Cotton-Demand good and prices firm;
middlings 24c; low middlings 23tc; strict
good ordinary pc; sales 275 bales.
Atlanta, Ga, Jan. &c.
Receipts light; strict middlings CSC; mid
dlings 22f; low middlings 224c; good ordi-
nary p! &c; ordinary 2Oc.
Mobile, Ala, Jan. 26.
Cotton in good demand and closed firm;
sales !, 800 bales; middlings 242c; receipts
l, III bales; exports AS bales; light stock
offering.
Savannah, Ca, Jan. 90.
Cotton market firm; middlings 25c; sales
800 bales; receipts 1924 bales; exports 81
bales
Charleston, =. G., Jan. &c.
Cotton in good demand and firmer; mid
dings age; sales $50 bales; receipts ], 27I
bales; exports, coastwise, $40 bales.
Memphis, Jan. 90.
The market was active to-day and hold
er5 were firm. Buyers were busy and took
hold literally. This being the last week in
the month the demand is supposed to come
from parties who sold for delivery in Janu-
airy. 1t is q noticeable fact that there are
no orders held by those of our factors who
buy for spinner5' use. The latter claim
that they can buy in the Eastern markets
cheaper. than they can here, and only the
superior class Of cotton which comes to
this market retains any Of the spinners'
trade. The staple cannot be bought here
and laid down in any Eastern market except
at q loss. The days transactions foot up
as follows; % bales strict to good middling
2jsc; 321 bales middlings, 244925c; IA
bales low middlings, 234@24&c; 167 bales
good ordinary, 234@234c; 957 bales mixed
on basis of PIC for low middlings and
2244c for ordinary; 112 bales ordinary, 229
22tc; 103 bales stained, 224@23c. Total
sales 2, All bales.
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Facts for the Ladies'.

l have used my Wheeler & Wilson SOW
ing machine eleven years, for all sorts of
family sewing, from the very coarsest-
even carpet-binding-to the finest worn
by women, and requiring No. 800 cotton.
1t gives pe still entire satisfaction, and I
caL not too highly recommend it to others
as a family comfort. Solely from my ap-
probation of your machine above all 9TH
airs, have been the means of selling more
than hundred of them.
DOVER. DEL Mrs. G. SLAUGHTER.
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These wonderful and musical Bell Ring
ers appeared before another good and de-
lighted house last night. These entertain
ments have been largely enjoyed by our
people, and the troup, has been quite'suc-
cessful during their performances in a Pc
cuniary sense.
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Now guIIdtnc on summer strec,

The excavations are being made on the
west side of Summer street, between
Church and Union, and adjoining the es-
tablishmcnt of Mr.. Browne, for the cree
ton of a large, splendid and first-class
business house. 1t will, We learn, be
three stories high and near eighty feet
deep, and will be capacious and con-
yenient, presenting a solid, beautiful and
attractive front. Improvements are going
on rapidly on that beautiful and stirring
thnrOughfare.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-01-29

The old frame buildings and shanties
fronting Deaderick street, in the rear of the
Planters Hotel have been removed and
torn away, and we are informed that good
and substantial improvements are soon to
be erected in their stead.
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vERANDA HOUSE,
Formerly Planters Hotel, corner
summer and Deaderick streets,
Nashville. Tenn.

Formerly Planters, Hotel, corner
summer and Deaderick streets,
Nashville, Tenn.
This house has Just been thoroughly reno
waited and re6tted at heavy expense, and
is now open for private boarding, with
FULL HOTEL ACCOMMODATIONS.
The table will be at ell times supplied
with the very best that the market affords.
The rooms are furnished in a meat and COM
Portable style, with good, clean bedding,
and in order to secure the comforts of
irst-class, yet quiet inn, no pains or ex-
pense will be spared Attentive and polite
walters viii always be in attendance.
This house is situatedin the most healthy
and select part of the city, and not over
one hundred yards from the Public Square.
Board very reasOnable-as low as the ac-
commodations Will permit Of
Patronage very respectively solicited.
jan22-2w
stencil Plates
for marking barrels, boxes, etc.
jams I'm TAREox & Bro, 80 Union st.
| "a, What is 1t?
| Wishing to close out large and assorted
stock of Champagne, Sherry, Port, Ma
deira and Claret Wines, we will sell them at
very low prices Call and examine.
ARMsTEAD & Co.
| ian1S-tf No. 80 West Side Square.
SPAsMs in children are most frequently
caused by worms B. A. Fahnestock's
vermifuge will expel them Immediately.
| Do not neglect slight cough, it may
end in consumption. C. F. Cations Cougl
Balsam will relieve you. jan1-eod1m
L Notice 20 Dressmakcrs.
Al ladies in want of trimmings and fan
cy goods can get them for half price a
| Rohme's No I39 Church street If
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There was any number of bad boys on
the streets in several localities last night,
running and yelling at a vOciferous rate.
Wa have noticed the same thing with fire.
quency of late This is the first step on
the road to general decentralization, and
parents and guardians cannot be too care
fnl in nrnYantinp il
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County Court at Nashville
ohm Morrow, Administrator, VS.. Phnbe Ann Nor,
row ct al.

John Morrow, Administrator, VS.. Phcsbe Ann Nor
row ct al.
A THE OFFICE OF THE CLERK OF THE
n County Court at Nashville, on the = day Of
December, 1869, on motion Of complainant, BY
counsel in the above Cause and It appearing to the
satisfaction Of the Clerk, that the said defendant
James c. Cunningham, is a nonresident of the
State Of Tennessee, and therefore the ordinary pro-
cess Of this court cannot be served upon him:
1t Is therefore ordered by the Clerk that pubIcs-
ton be made, for four weeks in succession in tls
Nashville UNION AND AMERICAN, a newspaper pub
lshed in the city Of Nashville requiring the said
defendant to appear at the next term Of the County
Court to be holden for the county of Davidson at
the Courthouse thereof, in the city Of Nashville on
the second Monday In February next, and snsHer
said BILL or the same will be taken for confessed es
to him, and set for hearing parte.
P. L NICHOL, ClerS.
Bate and Williams, Attorneys jsnl1-oav4t
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Lnpanese Cnriosities.

The grand sale of japanese and Chinese
goods, marine curiosities, etc, Will take
place this evening at o'clock at Messrs.
Mckee & Tony's, No. Cherry street, op,
posite Maxwell House, and Will continue
Monday and Tuesday at the hours of II
A. N. and 8 P. II each day. The collection
is one of the most beautiful ever offered in
Nashville.
Sale positive and without reserve.
DoLIN, CRAWFORD & Co.,
ian29 st Auctioneers.
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NO Criminal Cnses.

There was not single criminal cdse ad-
Indicated yesterday at either of the Magis-
trstes' Courts. There were some States
warrants issued, but the parties have not
yet been arrested This looks as if the
morals of the city were improving in some
degree
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DuII Among the Traristrates.

There wore no State or criminal cases
before the Magistrates Courts yesterday,
worthy of note, though there was num-
Der of smaller actions, which possessed
little or no general Importance.