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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1871-02-25
BARHAM HOUSE,
PANOL1, Mss

wv HAVE PURCHASED THE HOTEL
81 ihs piace ffom y W Mathew ahi sfa
thoroughly rsnovaiing and ro-mfaisAing The
hoass ia handsome fiJie, ani W. pitiEu uur-
selves 70 use every endeafuf 70 Fire saiisffc.
ton 70 those who hvor y with their patronage.
H.. II. BARlIAM & son.
We will Keep up The saloon IN the building.
and our friend BOB COOLEY will be glad 10
administer the cooling draughi 70 81 thosc who
suffer FROM thirst. al kinds Of liquors md
winci kept on hand and mixed in the best style.
Meals NJ all hines al 30 cts. Weekly and
monthly borad NJ low rates. oi-3m
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1871-02-25
RAILROADS q HOTELS


81. l.. and !. VI. Il. Il.
Trains leave ~. Louis Coz Belmont and Column
bus ns follows;
Mail daily, Except Sunday 500 a. m.
Express daily a. 600 p. m.
Returning leave Belmone
Mail daily except Sundays i0p m.
Express daily HOO IN.
Trains connect nj Columbus with VI. so
r. Il for MI points south. At 81 Louis with
roads running North, Ia and West.
ADNSON GAY, Supt
W, n. ALLEN, CT A.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1871-02-25

The United States Hotsl, Louisville Ken
lucky, has been throughly reftted and refur-
nished.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1871-02-25

The United States Hotel, Louisville, Ky,
sets a table furnished with ali The delicacies Of
the season..
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1871-02-25
Ayers S~arsaparilla,
ron PURIFYING ImE Ez0oD,

The rsspntatien ti;fs e.
eelleHt iltetihin enjoys.
IL dsriyrA frslsl III rufes
many on which are truly
nsar seIlpiis Ihfescrnip
sases of sefrfaIoHs dis
Gaze, wiipre lie sysrsm
eeefMctI rafufnted win
~cefflYti0n, hate been
purified an.I ettfrHl ly Ii.
Serorulpus affections and
disorders witch we're ~
gravatea w tho scruffs
iatis contamination until
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1871-10-11
The Weekly Newspaper.

& Henry Ward Beecher, who is good aslthor-
sfty IN such matters, thinks there A. nothing
equal to good weekly newspaper. He says
that mot half those who live in the cities
know. the luxury Of reading good newspa-
Der. We see TOO many. Of tHenf. we are
glutted With news co into Punishment!
Remove far out into the country to some
point where the mail comes but twice Or
thrieea weela;awhere few strangers break in
and where the few neighbors live in primeval
simplicity Now let the day come around
for heyneWspaper The day j. reserved for.
errands, and the father is always at the store
when the nail arrives. He takes his weekly
paper, fresh and moist from the bundle, and
hastens home with his treasure, It is satur-
day. All IN the house sknoWthe paper has
come. After supper ALI I gather around the
fire The father puts on his spectacles and
reads the news, and some of the amusing
items. stepping 10 joif,sin the march Of events
to last weeks knowledge. Questions are
put. paragf apis Tread. g Calculations are
Iaads.s Domestic or industrial questions are
discussed. The whole family are aliVes New
througllts stir them But the hest part Of
TO heHaH we'd i'll stpagn GROW q
gThere Il but ole service in the country
church. After that and after dinner the pa
per comes forth again, and all the Sunday
reading is gone through with. The whole of
it attracts tllesgrown1olks avvlyhaf ~of it the
chiIaFessss~ asIsss eHedghsight better~than the
catechisnl,a says rollicking boy whose cons
stitt,tion does not seem to have suffered from
too much cateehism. But dull or sprightlys
every word Of it is listened to. On Monday
ttha advertisements are read; and before the
| next paper puts in an appearance, every line
and letter has been read, and many OF them
several times, Every day the topic comes up
| at meal time. The conversation goes on IN
the shan tbs h baEe, apd in tha diary. Il
folks in summer go out into the pleasant vii
liagc, they find that the people know more
about city lie thaH they themselves do. hey
arte surprised by questions about coneerts,
lectures, public men, conventions and liter
ary transactions, which they cannot answer +;
All over the land there are Intelligent fanli-
lies with good newspapers, who know more
about TIC son llas world than they
fio who live the eFeaItsasf led
And 8 1T It slha has passed to proSefbb o.
must go into the country to find out Wnas
has happened IN the city
!
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1871-10-11

III all well regulated households the father
az the family exercises a watchful care over
Hi ehildren. He notes their various phases
,ol t'ny EAn,e1It @al disbo lion tllsiI hopes
and fears; their anxities and disappointr
menfs; their piyscial develop and moral
progress and ne becomes ii measure an
sweFa6le Il ii soclepy Tor their god conducts.
with the help of the mother, any youthful
mind may pc moulded s into gen % and
obedience Final duty then becomes plea
surahle habit that ii observed during life.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1871-10-11
MAIN STREHT,

sssS8zss Hls M 1880 5bssG $50 8kss*
lsH8I tsa.lfs sllts "a ass
@ slI qs1 s9sga
as
.45f sa5a8Mtasasssss ss@
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1871-10-11

RE ENDORSED AND PRESCRIBED ~ nor
IN leading physicians than any other tonic 5
firaIlli1lf now IN use. Thsy hre sA URE PREVFE
TIVE Of Fever and Agne, Intermittensl, Bilious
ness, and all disorder arising from Miasniatic cats-
pe,tic. and in cases Of indigestion ARE ingauabIs
as am DID ether and Recupelarf, and In cases Of
General Debility they have never III single in.
i thew are s pare ufarly BENEFICIAL To FEMALE
streng thening the body, nvigoratng the mind. and
oa BrrE aTe pas With e,
greatest care, and no Tsnic Stmuant has ever been
offered to the public So PLEASANT 10 THE
TASTE, and at the same time combining many
remedial agents, endorsed by the medical fraterai
~ IS the beet known I'd Pharmasopoeia. Heosu
little to give them q fair trial, and I'D g.
& Every Family Should Have A Bottle.
In Chicago the HOME BIT1EEs IRE YOU. he'd n,
e ay saeTe one ans sGM e W Bany
Chemistry, Rush Mesllrals sleliege; Il Hahn, Y D
ksl Ssys1 pHs n HOW Ba a p s2FI'1
m Cincinnati Ivy JI, ga y y ;A James
d sImpsen B Ri De- PA Tesa s
N d. Quinn, NJ b; j II Backner, NJ D;WR
woodward. N 2; a Doherts, MD;K s Wayne
DIV MCCARTHY, M D; Maley,IM o; Joan
In ST. Louis, Emo Sander p Fl D. u Analytical
to the celebrated Hostetter's and they haya also the
following endorsement Of the medical profession in
st. Louis
| JAMES A JACKSON g Gentlemen As You
have communicated to the medical profession the
receipt of the Home Bitters, it canEot therefore,
be considered secret or patent medicine, no
patent having been taken for it, We hare exana-
ed tae Iofmnla tor making the a9me ana
excellence. All the articles used IN their cempo.
sition are Of the best class of which they belong,
being highly tonic, stimulent. stomachic earI,ins-
| tive and slightly laxative The mode of prerrans
them is strictly in aeeordadee with the rules o.
4 Pharmacy Having used then, seen the effects in
Il priyatp practirp ttke pleasure
nending them to all persons DESTROYS Of taking Bit
ters as being the best Tonic and stinaanf new
Obstetrics and Diseases of Women ST. Louis,
Medical College. ssa,,,,,.r
Late President Missouri Medical College.
I6dt eg# sglS5 FRANK G. PORTER NJ ID,
Member q Board Health a n II lie Leu II Ne Ne
Prof of Surgery, Mo-, NJ edieal College and la.s
Resident Physician City Hosp ,t st hoals ~
Professor Of Practical Pharmacy st. Louis Col
4 lege OF Pharmacy. .,rr,
4 ss13etisiaE*E Editor of Medical Archives,
4 aSa 81 g GARICkE M ID, .s 5i.s3
j ~ C. A WARE M ID,
r. 94s isF# 81 g. MORSE M ID, .fRiA
i i,f nF y ! ipi fIG beS5S N D,s
i s 7ftsf4.fs.4 ,t:y " a yV1lsEoX b ID. ss3f ntSf
r. c FRANKLIN IL ID,
i Prof of Surgery Homeopathy Medical College
| TG COMSIOCE, M %.
i Prof midwifery. aaad Diseas2sssof Nv omen, Coli
lege Of Homt epathiiee l nhFsie TnMptE N y
Prof. of Meteria Medica, iomoeopathie Medical
o0''ssss y .'i' john GENTLEMAN NJ D.,
Lectures OF. diseases OF Children, Homoepasas
Medical College Of "a Me =, RI ! / sf,sr NJ
Prof. Of Physiology, Iomoepathic Medical eos.
5lsss - it ~ JOHN IT ARTMAN MD,
4 = Prof. Clinical Medical College Homosepathls
= si'iAt ua Iia IS srarEs MAn1sE HOSPITAL
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THAT fight ut Piper's Opera House, Yir-
ginia Ci6y. .Nssiadag SbetWeelr two wild cats
and bulldog, the cats and ten builocks be-
ing matched aagainsta bulldog and aise hum
drel dollars came off last Saturday night.
The smaller of the cats, male. was put
Into Ssie da and very soon after The dog !;
when the fight began, the cat standing the
first charge with some show OF determna-
AtiAn hut aftsr that sheatried issbest tpget
through the shass&i sxilently having had
enough. The dog was furious and eager for
the fray and III Il moments laid pussy
liteless on slfa DotfohI ~ Ethe cage Seemingly y,
With AZ much ease as III IL had been rat.
The dog was sponged off and had a rest
and wss shes tsraaa int The case fos- St q
v .. 4 female, Ind much larger than Cat NO 4.
The dog seemed as eager to fight as with his
former antagonist; but her ladyship was Of
different metal u eesscF, and sharp
and lively time ensued, tile dog eventually.
dwn and -sls nex mlceAFagsnfen n
would make him renew the contest ne was
finally taken out, hisOWner declaring thaf ne
had lost the wager. Another bull dog,
ssSiAHef bhpsefyE pssfck n ssas tHefl stiisled IN
Nd s6 krsa sissf sAa' sbssISse fer
twenty minutes. when the dog come OF
ayictor, leayis TIE uat Aisf sfeHss1,tloas y
cheering from the large audience asseIhpleu
To witness the show.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1871-10-11
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 4, 1871

NoRTHERN PAcRIc. -TweHty-fye miles OF
roadAbed fof the Northern Pacific Railroad
have been graded eastward from its Pacific
terminus, says Portland, Oregon, dispatch,
and the work of track-laying begins forth
with, This looks like ,business, and as con-
Siderable quantities of iron are on the way
and arriving for the western end Of this i'm
portant rDEdy it's practical beginninG may be
said to have been made in earnest. Engi-
necrs are in the field, locating the route over
the mountains. Vii 4 se&7sS ~ 4 n
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1871-10-11

IDARTIES from the Valley visiting tbs CApsi
1 are requested to gfvt this house n call, ana We
are satisfied they will be pleased with the periees
Encouragement ofeverythng that will collanee 70 me
comfort and pleasure OF guests fhe tat5es are sup
trlied with everything obtainabe in the country,
prepared by experienced cooks and served by AZ
teitiye walters. IA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-07-18
He C0UR S.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT coysr.

Tho Erie Railway War-Auothcr Eli In
Eauity-9fore Injunctions Asked For.
The officials OF the United States Circuit Court
Clerks ONCE are kept pretty busy with the legal
affairs Of the Erie Railway Company. Another bill
In equity has just been flied In that Court by Robert
Amadeus Heath, John Benjamin Heath and Henry
Burnley Heath. comprising the drm Of Heath Co.,
merchants OF London, in England, and Henry L.
Raphael and Edward L. Raphael comprising the
firm OF X. Raphael & Co., merchants, OF London,
against The Erie Railway Company, jay Gould and
the Farmers Loan and Trust Company, citizens Of
the state OF New York.
the bll prayS that, pending rli3 suit, there may
be granted to the orators writ OF injunction, i55u-
Ing ont OF and under the zeal OF this Court directed
TO the Erie Railway Company and all It's officials
and directors, aud to the Farmers Loan and Trust
Company and all It's Officers and agents, enJolnnR
and restraining tho Erie Company and the Farmers
Loan ana Trust Company, under penalty, from add-
Ing or causing TO be added TO tho registered amount
OF the share capital OF the Erie company kept by The
Farmers Loan Company the 5000 shares OF stock
upon The bass OF the conversion OF the convertible
bonds for $3.0G0.000, or any part OF such 10000
tered wilh or certified by the Farmers Loan
and Trust Company any stock celtincates OF
the Elio company upon the basis or the addition
To the registry or the share capital OF the Erie COM
pany kept by the Farmers Loan Company, Of tho
SAID 30 100 SHARES Of stock issued IN December and
January last The bill also prays for an IN JUNCTION
trJ OF the share capital oil the Erie Kept by the
FARMERS Loan Company, tn, whole or any part OF
sued, or pretended to be issued IN December end
January last, upon tho basis W the conversion OF
Said convertible Donds, and from registering or
certifying as genuine Eric stock any stock certiN.
Gates based upon the addition 10 the registry or he
said 3d. 900 shares Of stock Issued December and
January last or any part thereof The orators pray
that they may have such other or further recf order
ana decree IN tho premises AZ the Court, sitting III
equity, may deem proper to grant.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-07-18
A DRUNKEN HUSBAND SLABS HIS WIFE

jeremiah Ca!don, OF 405 Madison street, came
home Oh Sunday evening drunk and disoricrly.
His wife had gone to bed ana left light for him on
the table. nc went to where she was sleeping and.
waking her up, commenced TO uobraid her for not
waiting up Tor her lord ana master. She
answered him IN kind, and sOno moro
words followct. when Jeremiah took n din.
ncr fork from the table ant plunged
the pr0ngs into her left Jaw. Mrs. Caldon sprlng
up IN the bed, and brute struck her again In the
side tWcIye different times. The DOolihirsty hus.
bahd then drove the iourpronged Instrument into
the face and BODY Of tte deiencccss woman. The
attack was 20 sudden that sh, had no chance 10
call Tor assistance. Caluon was ultimately stopped
ny some OF the neighboI5 IN has murderous
assault. and taken INTO custody by Oricer Red OF
the seventh precinct. ON being arrdignci before
Judge scott yesterday morning, Mrs. GALLON also
came forward. her lace presenting horrible sight,
jeremiah looked on doggedly, with a sulicn. hang.
dog expression, eJaculaiog at Intervals at serves
her right; Sue provoked me ~ It," The Judge COM
United HIM for trial ct the General Sessions where
he IL " he speedily called TO account.
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sToNINGTON STEAMBOATS,.
TO THE Enron or TIE HERALD

10 THE EDITUH OF TIE HEKALD:-
In your issue o: the 18th Inst. Is the following
paragraph:-"Danel Hines, m cmDloye Of the
steamer Stonineton has been arrested for stealing
O satcnei from a passengers slaterOom.D That ar
tice does Mr. Hines great Injustice, rs he has been
frusty AMI valued epploye Oi the Stonington line
Tor nine years. The facts of the case arc these
Last Monday as Mr. hines was performing his
deck and saw a man jump through q staterOOm
window and commence rifing . satchc which lay
In the berth: he immediately gave the alarm and
the fellow was arrested, while trying TO get or
the dock. Wnen taken before Judge hogan the
scamp gave his name ~ william Ryder, OF Boston.
Upon the testimony OF Mr.. Hines he was locked up
III default OF 1000 bail. I,y Inserting this you wall
undo the harm already done 10 Mr.. Hines and
accord TO him that praise to which no II Justly On
TILED Tor his prompt action In the premises. Yours,
respectfully bAMUEL DEVRAN, Freight Agent,
Wu NJ JONES. captain steamer Stonngton-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-07-18
SUPREME COURT -;piC!AL TERN.

The Atlantic Avenue InprOvomont-A MnndGs
Mus Against New Lots supervisor.
Before Judge Gilbert.
The People e1 REL, John Toes ct al rs GuiaN
Schenck Supervisor, 6c.-A motion was made last
week on behalf OF John Ives and Others, The COM
mlssoners appointed by legislative act to lay out,
open and grade Atlantic avenue TO the county line,
for percmptory mandamus to compel Supervisor
Schei,ck, OF New Lots TO execute and issue bonds
to pay for the Improvements and deliver tue pro.
ceeds TO the commissioners. supervisor ScnenCk
objected, and presented the fou0wng points 70 thd
Court
Fyst--That on general principles the practice u
inimical 10 the Interest OF town incur indebted
ness of this character therefore possible IL should
be avoided.
authorized seems vague, Indirect not explicit,
there ore not Improper for the Court 10 examine itS
ju1gment in order that the action Of tho supervisor
Or Inc town may be IN accord with the law and the
TIrd-I would respectfully submit before issuing
bonds, does not the law require the assessment to
be made ana certined to by tue SUPERVISORY
F0uFah-May interest he charged on the bonds
prior TO tue assessment being made and certified as
prOvldeds
mole the difference IN the provisions relating TO rails
Ing moneys Tor the expense OF opening and the con-
Yesterday Judge Gilbert rendered decision al
lowing the mandamus, and delivered the following
opnOn:--
Although the provision of the act of 1870 is not
mandatory, but merely authorizes the uIervisOr
to issue bonds, yet tho authority having been given
for d pupllc purpose tie duty OF executing the
authority may be enforced. the act makes no pro-
VISION for reIuisitoa uron thu Supervisor By ths
Commissioners 10 whom the carrying out OF the i,
proyemenJ has been entrusted. as ID usual In ike
cases. his only guide In Respect to the amount Of
bonds to be lssue.l seems TO be tue aS5essentrat
for the cost OF the lands taken. and second
Tor the expenses OF making the improvements
The papers SHOW what expenses have been incurred
for these O Gets respect, IL Is the duty OF the
Commi ssiOners to make the assessments ana de-
liver them TO the supervisor In time To have tleIn
collected ,th the next annual taxes. We must pre-
sumo that this duty will be duly performed think,
the core, the Supervisor ought to issue bonds In
such an amount as. with the interest added Tor the
time the bonds have to run, will equal tho awards
with interest, from the confirmation OF the report
and the price OF doing the work fixed by the con-
tract Of the Commit si0ners. The act makes no pro.
vision for raising the interest which must accrue on
the bonds 10 DO iSsned. and can make none The
bonds may be issued ut once from time to time, a.
paymenIs are 10 be nads accOr ling as the Suporv1-
sor shall determine the public interests VIII post 0e
subServed. Mandamus accordingly. y
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COURT Or GENERAL ssSSl]as.
Before Recorder Hacketr.

Before Recorder Hacketr.
DCRGLARrEs AND LARcESIEs.
Assistant District Attorney Tweed appeared for
the prosecution yesterday in this Court.
John Kelley, who was indicted for robbery
ploa led guilty to petty larceny from the person. On
the 24ih OF June nc snatcned 81 from August Haas
The Recorder sent him to state Prison for four years
and six months
Alphon;e G. Oliver pleaded guilty TO burglary in
the third degree, the charge being that the nigh,
Of the 2sh or June the prisoner entered tue promises
OF Mlchacl sullivan IS Yandewater street, and stole
$40 In money. Three years. In State Prison was the
sentence.
Felix wyEne pleaded guilty to an attempt at bur.
gIary IN the third degree the Indictment alleging
that on the 2sth Of juno the accused forclbly en-.
tered the liquor store Of Patrick Campbell ANA stole
some property oi triiiing value. Dis Honor sen.
fenced Wynne TO the State Prison for two years and
SIX months.
Frank Goess, charged with stealing gold watch
and chain. worth Sl0o, on the 5tn Inst, from Angus
tns nempel, pleaded gnty TO grand larceny. As
there were mitigating circumstances hc was sent 10
the Stale irlsou Tor one year.
Joan Kelly, boy, pleaded guilty to having stolen
watch on the 3Oth OF June from john ID. Malon.
lie was sent 10 the House OF Refuge.
james hooinson, who on the som Of June stole two
passages OF SIX valued az 81 3d. me property OF
tho Penitentiary Tor three months
Thomas Donnely was arlaignci upon an indict.
ment for receiving ~ worth OF revenue Stamps
Knowing them TO have been stolen. lie pleaded
guilty., and was seat 10 the Guy Prison for ten days
Bernard McQulilan pleaded guilty to stealing a
sllver watch, on the .sth OF June, valued at $50,
from Gown Reynolds, and was Jemended for sen.
taDce.
Bernard Bnttlnger and Aulani Denionso,le were
piaced on trla charged win burRl l1ously entering
tne premises Of Sias W. briggs. $50 South street,
lae ISL Oh july and stealing TWO boxes OF cinnamon,
worth $3.50. they were convic ell oi grand larceny,
ana az there was mitigating circumstances the Re-
corder sent them each to the State Prison for one
year.
JOAN Marston was tried and convicted OF stealing
On opera glass from Siias C0Duitt, worth 9l4. wnlc
ne was looking at the networks In the City Hall
Park on the evening OF the 4th OF July tic was sent
10 the PenltentiaTy for two years.
AC9UfITAL,.
Peter Campbell, who was charged with burglari-
ousiy enierg the apartments OF John Jones, IN ave.
nue. d. on the 9Th Of July, with intention 10 sea his
watch, was found not guilty
Paul Chr.s ianson and Louis Ncir1ar wore tired
upon charge or stca.ing 5 % from Cornelius liiz-
paIncg In a Chatham street saioon. but the stats
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sU2e.I1a Clja1-;pScAl Ts,N.

Decisions.
By Judge Freedman.
william IT. GrOcSbecc rs. Jacob IT, GroesoecE-
Order granted.
Enanie Fontinn as. Thomas McBurneu Same
Le,rjs EO,eitS rs Henry White Same,
BY Judge McCunn.
William Etingor as. The Niagara Fire Insurance
Company Of Ne,c YOrk.-Defauit opened on pay.
ment Of s25 costs.
Sdme Us. The Park Fire Insurance Com dny-
Same.
Stne rs. The Globe Fire Insurance Companu.-
Same.
Same rs T're North american Ere Insurance
Company.
same tS. The Home Insurance COmpdnu Same
Same u.s. The williamsburg Fire Insuyaucr com.
JGDy. same.
Robert NJ. Wilson RI al. rs. Isaac Wilson et ny.-
J6dgment for painun. Findings with the Clerk.
See opinion.
Alopso Dutch rs. Abraham Gerd.-Rcfcrence
ordered.
Anna Lo1ns Us. The Noreirv Iron Wor8s.-order
granted.
WiufdD IT, Bacon ~. John y. R'sypy.-Same.
GiOrVe W. Hart rs. De,lIis ~ FifcL.-I cannot
rcsettlc any former order. Motion Is Therefore de.
NED.
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT couar-S BANKRUPTCY.

Calendar Tor To-day.
Judge Blatchford Will SIT to-day TO dispose of mo-
tons ana the bankruptcy calendar.
INVOLUNTARY CASES.
3052-Cadln OF al. Va. Loderer Of al
3L67-Sugphen vs. Lynn.
3U9O-Spence vs.. GOOdlett.
3O9l-Galpen vs. Lawes.
3009-Gritt CT al vs.. Casey.
3i01-ACguet Ell al. VS.. Tc scnrer.
3l02-First National Bank Of MIddlet0wn Va. FL
mendorr
3O3-Cerchser w. Stevens.
3iO4-Cha CT al. vs.. the United States Blast.
Ing on Company.
alO5-Leary VI. The East Tennessee Zinc Com.
paDy.
307-Hitchcock vs. Fercnbach.
3iUS-Lu 'enOrdt vs.. ROsenblatt ct al.
cl09-Duraud CT al. VI. Stur,zkOber.
CASES FOR ARGUMENT.
2S25-ln re Marsron, n bankrupt.
2305-Tremper ct al. vs. KuchelbOith.
2e02-ROrrOwe ct al. VS.. Leavltt Ut al.
3OaG-W ntemitz vs. Ober,lofcr
S0Js-ThomaS vs.. Franklin OF al.