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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-01-11

Every girl student Of the telegraph
school conducted at the Cooper Institute
has found employment rs soon as she
graduated. Women are rapidly taking
tho places OF the men on all the lines.
When our gifted President-U. s. c.
appoints one of his friends to Office, lie
invariably has the commission headed.
"Know all men by these presents"
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FINANCIAL AND commnxc,,,..

COLUMBIA, S. c., January 11.-Salcs of
cotton, yesterday, about S5 balcs-mil-
ding 131s013a.c
LIVERPOOL. January 0-Eveninc.
Cotton steady nplands 7 13.1GM77.:
Orleans Sll,i; sales 5000 bales; spccula-
ti"n and export 5000
LlvERrooL, January 1O--Noon. Cot
ton opened quiet and steady; sales T., 600
bales
NEW YoEK, January 10 Moon. Flour
and wheat quiet and firm. Corn scarce
and a shade trmer. Pork stcady-mcss
70. OO(M20. 80. Lard steady, ct 12M12ls
and i'll strong demand. Cotton-np-
lands 1oas; Orleans 1873; sales 5000
bales. Freights dull. Stocks steady.
Gold 1O7uWl1. Money easy, Mt G(a7.
Bonds 8. Exchangc-loug Ga; short
7p. NJ. Money steady, ut e@7. ster-
ling 915G9li. Gold 1lCT11l1. Cos 8.
Tenness' es G4; new G41a. Virginias G6;
new 81. Lonisinnas G4; new 60; lcvecs
GO; IS SO. Alabnmas %; 5s 70. Geor.
glas rs; IS IS. North Carolinas 44i.i; Z;
new % South Carolinas So; new Col;
Cotton steady, with sales of $500 bales
at 1875. Flour unchanged. Whiskey
firmer, ut 91W92al. Wheat 1c. better.
winter red and amber Western 147Gl
Isl; red Virginia 1.45. Corn shade
firmer. at 7SV79. Pork scarcely SO firm
old 10. 25(1 10 80; new 90 O0OM2 20 12l..
Beef steady. Lard unchanged kettle
BALrIM IRE, Jannary io'HCottou very
firm and holders asking higher rates.
middling IS; receipts 735 bales; sales
800; stock 1870. Flonr quiet and
steady. Wheat firm and scarce. Corn
white no receipts; yellow so. Provisions
unchanged. Whiskcy 9OM91.
CINCINNATI, january 1O.-FIour md
grain little doing. Whiskcy dull, at Sc.
Provisions unsettled and difficult to
quote; holders Grmcr. Mess pork 10. rs.
Lard liz.
LOUISVILLE. January 0.--Provisons
very firm. Mess pork 2O5O. Shoul-
ders 0l'.; clear sides ID Whiskcy ST.
AUGUSTA, January 10.-Cotton firm
and moro active, Mt 1lli5G114il for mid
diipgs; sales $50 bales; receipts 025.
New ORLEANS, January 1O.-Flour
firmer-superfnc 5.5O05.75; double
5.7505. 90; treble GOO. Corn scarce
yellow 7507S; white So Pork held
higher-mess pork 21.25. Cotton ac-
-middlings 1ilsM145s; receipts
5,90S bales; sales 10, 600; stock 90, 800.
CHARLEsroS, January TO- Cotton firu-
er-middling 145u014ai; receipts 2,42S
bales; sales GOO; stock 36, 403.
WILM1NGToN, January 10. ~ Cotton
fr%ernmidding fir .,aa1t ing AZ; receipts 11o
BosroN, January 1O.-Cotton quiet but
frn-middling 151a; receipts 245 bales
sales 400; stock $500.
MOBILE, January 10. Cotton strong
middling l44@14ll4; receipts 1906
bales; sales $500; stock 81 1901.
GALVESTON, January 1O.-Cotton firm
-middling ii; receipts 1,43G bales;
sales l, 100; stock 81, 7G9.
SAvASNAI, January 1O.-Cotton active
and iirmer-middling 145yCl142l; re-
ccipts 1,251 bales; sales $500; stock
S5,536.
NoHroLK, January 1O.-Cotton firm
low middling 14111; receipts LAB bales
sales 200; stock S,O47.
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NJ oTlCE.-Tho Subscribers having tried
IN tho "CREDIT SYSTEM" for the last three
years, have found it to be losing business,
and have como to the conclusion to adopt the
exclusively cash SYSTEM" from this date.
Hhcy would also call upon all indebted to
settle. CAMPBELL & JONES
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Columbia Chapter No. 5, R. A. M.
Jan IL l
Situation as Teacher Wanted.

A YOUNG LADY, who has experience in
IN Teaching, is familiar with the English
liranches, and has some knowledge of Music,
Drawing and Painting. desires situation az
TEACHER, in q school or in respectable
family, either in or out of town. The best of
references given. Apply at This Oiiicc. or to
". j. Laval. Janl1
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AGENCY SALUDA FACTORY YARN.
we have been appointed by Measrs. Childs,
Johnson Palmer, Agents for their SALUDA
FACTORY YARN.
A full supply of all numbers can al all timos
be had at our Auction Room, and at the low
ost possible rates.
D. D.C.-PEIXOTTO & son,
Auctioneers and Commission Merchants.
Jnn II *ts- o
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Now Is The Time.
Just Received

A assortment Of fresh CRACKERS, of tho
IA finest quality. consisting of Soda, Boston,
Bntter. Lemon, Ginger, Cream aud Lunch
Milk, for sale at lower prices than usual, by
Jan 1mO l., SrENHOISE
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Annual Meeting

s@a EA II {I EJ @%5 t.4s-.45s
or the Stockholders of the South Caro-
lima Railroad Company, and of the
SOuih-xvestern Railroad Bank.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

TIE WYEDHAH COMEDY CoaPANY.
after playing athrse weeks successful en-
gagem6nt in New Orleans, open at our
Theater Monday, May 22d, and remsin
only n week. The New Orleans Pea.
yIEns of May IIth says:
A very fashionable and apprecistive
audience was at this Theater last night. TO
witness the performance Of Robsrtson's
sterling domestic comedy, " Home" The
exquisite beauty of its arrangement. its
SIMPLE and yet exciting dialogue, reveal
glmpses Of domestic life that appeal
strongly to Our interest. The Cbaraeter7
are clearly defined and admirably drawn.
IL Is played, too, by the compsny with
Dne effect. In a previous issue we re-
marked that We considered the AdUen-
tHreS8 Of Miss Young the chief feature of
attraction in the piecs. It certainly is 90.
IL shows culture and artistic ~exceTence.
IL Is not an easy role. The feelings, pas
siOns and Ch~icansry OF the intriguant are
difficult to conceive and more difficult 20
interpret. It involves almost every char
acter and shade Of emotion, and these 80
quick and evanescentin their chaugingfm-
presslOns that only the genius Of an artist
can paint them. That Miss Young does
this, leaving Us nothing TO regret in her
Interpretation, reveals an ability Of which
the public were quick to manifest their
approval. As the brilliant lady Of The
world, as the guileful. subtle intriguant.
she won upon our sympsthies and we fol-
lowed her through the difficult maHss of
her role with undated interest.
The Colonel Of Mr.. Wyndham, and the
D0TJig0n OF MI. Fitzpatrick were both
hnely rendered; as was was also the
BERTHE Of Mr.. GiddeHs and the LacU OF the
pretty Sidney COwell The Captain Non
trdBs Of Mr.. Ryan was very finely dsvsl-
oped, and batting = little exsggsrstiOn in
the drunken scene, was ~singularly artis-
tic
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!. Q. q Q. Z.
The Grand Picnic 10 Come on on nOsday
at Iame8' Park.

Banner Lodge No. 147, Of the Indspsnd-
ent order Of Odd Fellows, will give 8
grand picnic at James' Park on Monday
Tomorrow which, 10 Is expected, viii
be largely attended, not only by th8 mem
bers OF the order, but by the general pub
lie, to whom Odd Fellowship is a mya-
terry, except as to a charity for which Il is
conspicuous. The members Of tho Lodge,
together with such brethren IS may unite
with them, VIII meet at the Lodge room
in Odd Fellows Hall at 9 O'Clock, and at
81 o'clock viii form in procession At
North Court, when the line of march viii
be taken up TO Second street, up Second
to Market, OF Market to Main, down Main
to Beale, on Besle to Second, up Second
to North Court, and thence to the Hall,
where will be deposited the regalia. This
arrangement is made in order to give
m6mbefs the opportunity OF accompany
ing their families and friends to the park,
where the most ample preparations viii
be made IN the way Of music and refresh
ments for a days recreation. The park
will be opened at IL am. and closed at 8
pm. The public are cordially invited
to attend, aud the public viii attend,
because the public know that the gentle
men who have the arrangements in charge
are a guarantee Of a pleasant and enjoy
able occasion. The Odd Fellows is q
model order, and whatever any of its
lodges propose, they usually carry out,
not only uneXceptionally well, but in a
way quite equal TO the efforts Of any 9th
ers. The Banner Lodge of Memphis is no
exception TO q rule which viii hold good
as to this excellent Institution in Europe
as well as in America. COmpOsedOf gentle
men who have the confidence and esteem
of the community, they know how to
sustain the credit and character OF their
generous order. Their picnic will be con-
Quoted with a view TO the enjoyment OF
all who attend, and whatever viii con-
tribute TO an end so desirable they will
have on the grounds, which will be spe-
cislly prepared for the occasion. We look
for a large attendance. We guarantee
pleasure and uninterrupted enjoyment.
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What We Propose to BuY..-What We get
and hsw Much We have to Pay for lt-'-
Taxpayers shoEld Scan the
Statement.

The Paducah and Gulf railroad ia sixty
three miles long; eleven miles Of track
laid with sixty-eight pound rail-six
miles with sixty-twO pound rail-balance
with fifty and ffty-six pound rail.
Eighteen miles with fish joints" and
forty-hve miles with "H" chair Joints.
Thiity-four miles of the rail as good az
new. Of the balance three or three and
One-fOurth miles, more or less laminated,
but not more than one and one-half or
and three-foUrths miles materially
damaged. Sixty miles of the rail may be
considered nearly as good as new, and in
one respect better, having been tested
and proved Of good quality. Within the
last year thirty-seven Thousand new ties
have been laid, and twelve or thirteen
thousand new ties delivered, and now be-
ing placed on the track. Forty thousand
additional ties viii put the track in COM
plete repair.
The company own FIVE locomotives,
four In good order and one in the shop
nearly ready for service, thirty box-cars
and thirteen fats in good order; and
tools and engine In shop, worth fifteen
hundred dollars. Besides this they own
about ffty-three acres in Psducab, owe
ing q large river front, to which the road
has access, and sever or eight acres for
depot grounds, a mile from the river, and
AA41 va &AReN1 - &A@o11 HeAAA1 LIB
the line. The buildings on the road are
not of much value.
TERMS OF THE TRADE.
Il is proposed to consolidate this road
with the Mississippi River Railroad COM
pany, putting its entire property with its
corporate franchises into the concern, re-
ceiving therefor 81, Z, 700 of stock in the
consolidated company, and upon the en-
tire line first mortgage bonds not ex-
ceeding Sl7, 900 per mile are to be issued
reserving the amount duetO and based up-
on 63 miles for the owners of this SO miles
and applying the residue with the earn
ings of the road, and the subscriptions to
the purposes of the Mississippi River
company, and to the construction Of the
road from Memphis to Troy station, lO2
miles. Before this consolidation becomes
effective the Mississippi River company
is required to add 100000 to its present
capital stock, making it not less than
81. 200, 600.
While we think this a hard and unequal
bargain, it presents the only feasible plan
for building the road in connection with
an interest not sntagOnistic 70 Memphis,
and if that grand object can be accom-
plished The DsOple will be content.
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MECHANICAL
List Of Premiums offered BY the AsmBhls
EsehasIoa' Institute.
Articles Of Shelby esHuty NaaHfa0tuFe to
be Awarded Premiums At the
Next GoHaty Fair.

The Memphis Mechanics Institute,
having undertaken the management of
the mechanical, artistic and scientific de-
psrtments Of the Agricultural Society ct
their fair in October next, offer the follow
ing liberal premiums, in addition to those
offered by the Agricultural Society, for
articles manufactured IN Shelby county.
The list is published thus early that
every mechanic may have an opportunity
to prepare something for exhibition.
VIM. FARRIS,
W. y. BRUCE,
EFF. RISK,
J. D. DANBURY,
Executive Committee.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-05-14

A short time since the public were noti
fed Of a meeting to be held By the various
mechanics and capitalists Of the city for
the purpose OF = general organization fOI
manufacturing purposes, that would sub
serve the interests Of all classes Of the
community.
The objects Of the organization are usi-
Their ~iuTidiOus nor sectional: the general
good Of the city and its material progress
are the sole objects of the organisation.
No man. nor enterprise, no interest is
solely independent, but Is more or less
dependent on some other force. The OBJ
Jet, therefore, Of this association IS not
TO ignore any class nor interest, but 10
recognize it and bring all interests in har-
mOny that the general interests NAV be
t0stersd and the body polite improved.
II the price Of living can be reduced by
reducing the costs of the necesssries or
life, mechanics can work cheaper, manu-
t2Cturers can furnish their wares cheaper.
and orders that now 90 to P~ittsburE.
Wheeling, Cincinnati, and st. Louis,
could be hlled at home, snd Memphis, in
stead Of being a mere factor, would be-
come q producer Of all the wares that are
used in the Mississippi valley.
Our citizens are respectfully invited to
attend another meeting Of tho Mechanics
Cooperative Union on Monday evening
May 18th, az 8 o'clock, SC the hall Of the
Irish Literary Association, on Poplar
OTer engine house.
J. FLAHERTY, Prest.
JOHN W, ROUsH, Secretary.
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CREDITORS NOTIcF

Ae lo X D-seeond Chanessy C,r-
elanty-1hos g.. GsyIord 81 al
y Ra1ance % an order made By t5e
on4 Chaneery Court OF SheIbr r1--
use, or the lfth day o. April 1T
1el5ny given Co AL cradf ~
eSAsl5 interested IN the estate al
~ deoeaae1s 70 Gle their cIaf
H. e2a 4ssssr g this Court ana
.lls9 montha rom this 6ate. 1l
~ oe 19rsFar 1arred ana trsr
Sssss = Pa3As9ea once Wee-
THIS Nay 3, HL appeal
80 STEWART .~,5rr
eeAA AnA4a Sol iog comnf7z
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CHARLESTON RAILROAD PICNIC.

a FEW REMARKS.
This was 6mphsticslly a working mems
picnic. There Was no put on" about it.
No himsy style, no Sinking, tawdry,
splendid poverty giving itself an airing
out there yesterday. Everything was
solid. There we're men and women at
that picnic. Hence, enjoyment. The
beauty and loneliness of the previous day
were repeated to advantage. It was a
positive pleasure TO look into the honest
faces, and grasp the hard, honest hands
Of labor. The arrangements for the days
fun appeared TO be compIele.
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DEPARTMENT n.

o.. F. PRESCOTT, superintendent.
Best specimen cotton seed oil meal, TWEEN
ty-nve
Best specimen cotton seed oil, rude ten
Best tpeclmen cotton seed oil, refined and
OleGChed, two gallons
Best cotton seed OIL for lubricating, I'VE
!
Best vegetable OIL O.her than cotton seed,
I'VE I
Best fertilizer made from factory OF mill
waste, twenty-five pounds. ............-......-.-. I
Best one barrel ]
Best one barrel OF
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ED. BURKE PICKETT, superintendent
Best specimen OF phoJography--.......--. %
Best Epecimeu Of sign painting -.-..-.......-.. d.
Best specimen of ornamental painting. 10
Best specimen Of graining-..-.-.---.------ IL
Best original statuetJe In marble stone or
~
Best original m~edalion in clay, terra Gotta
or DlGHLEl saaaa. ~
Best model in wood or metals, showing de-
Best cabinet OF metals, minerals u earthly
products adapted 10 useful purposes not
before mbr ll
Uegf d1gulav Of eDuf ~
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NOTleE 10 TRAYELERs

The Memphis and Louisville railroad
change their schedule to-day. Train leaves
memphis at l2;45 pm, city time. SlseD-
ing cars run through on the I2:45 D.m.
train 20 st. LOuis and from Memphis Ia
Louisville. Other trains leave Memphis
AZ a'l9 am and 5:45 p.m. daily, except
sunday. This popular 0uts has short
ened their tims to New York AZ bonrs
which Is about Is hours Quicker than any
competing line.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-05-14

TIE proud position OF superiority
awarded to the Kusbs piano, tt still re-
tsins; unsurpassed in excellence of work
manship, unapprOaChsble in facility Of
touch, uurivaled in purity and hrmness
of tone, and especially suited TO the pecu-
l-srities Of the Southern Climsts. Call
everybody st Goepel's, 375 Main street,
and Try il for yourselves.
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nEpARvaFNTN

MANUFACTURES NOT ELSEWHERE INCLUDED
Nj. WIGGIN, Superintendent.
Best suit OF gents clothing. ..---....--.....- q
Best suit OF youths clothing, cut and made
by a lady.--.SOlid set of silver tea spoons
Best hat made OF felt or OOl..-.-....-....... 3
Best hat made Of lk......-.--....-...-.. --.... III
Best lacy S suit (dress, etc. made Of calico
to be made by the exhtDitOr, and worn by
her on the ground solid set OF silver tea
spoons.
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FROM TOMORROW,
Honday, Nay 18Th

tho prices Of our entire stock will DO 70
duced 20 attract every body's attention
and We publish a list of prices OF . few
articles % give an idea Of what we are
going 20 DO this week. To call q salts
Y Yourself that the goods are even better
man you expect 10 find for the extremely
low figures ia all We ask. Here are in
100 MO Gloves so cents per pair.
y Colored DO. S. cents Der nair.
aslo5oine Lawns I2L cents bsr ward.
aflah Linens - cents per ward.
Nlctorla Lawns 10 cents Der ward
Nainsooks 10 cents per yard
checked ana striped 90. Is eents mar "a
Fine Paris Muslins 35 cents nar 80
Piques rs cents per yard.
Linen LaWnEipretty paJUsrns1lQo pe~ va
Figured Light Alpacas lsX cents ber 81
Beautiful Grenadines - cents Der ward
The Pr8ttiest Psrcales Is cents per ward
Handkerchief SIS cents per dozen.
Best GinRhams IS cents per yard.
Ten thousand yards Of Embroidery q
cents per yard, marked down from 50
cents, the former price.
we would mention that Wo are closing
cut a stock Of silks 20 prevent damage
during the summer months, at prices
which win sstonish everybody.
HERZOG q BRO % Main street.
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a H.

VIM. WODDhDfF superintendent
Best park phRton or barOuche, for four
horse. 2
Best top buggy. -...-...--... z
Best open buggy ]
Best spring wagon Tor al purpOses---.-- 2
Best WO-hOrs wagon without springs. z
Best sne.hOrss wagon without springs .-.. 1
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PERSONAL

Mr.. M. B. Richmond, the Of Grand
Junction Herald, is in the city, and viii
call upon our merchants during the week.
and we hope will be successful in getting
advertisements.
Mr.. a.. B. Plant, president, and Mr..
John J OBrten, general superintendent
OF the southern Express Company, are in
town, and guests at the Overton Hotal
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MEMPHIS AND RALEIGH NARROW GAUGE
RAILROAD.

The stockholders aud commissioner
met yesterday at A.. j. White 81 Co.'s of.
fee, on Front street. A fun and complete
organization was effected. SUBSCRIPTIONS
to the stock we're paid up and the comps
ny fully organized for work. The follow
ing are its officers: Hon. J.. 4. Swayne,
President; DR.. Geo. K. Duncan, A. J.
White, Nj. E Cochrsn0, Z. W. Brooks, o.
+. Prescott, W. A. Biektord, A. B. New
kirk, NJ. d. l. Stewart, Directors. The
President and Directors viii hold q meet
Ing az the same place, on Monday at 10
O'Clock.
LADIES, children's and misses shoes,
complete stock, at Southern Palace.
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ssossa Circuit Court-Halssy. Iudse.

Ssooad Circuit ~GouFt-Halssy, Judge.
Nay Term, IS7L-The following list Of
cases viii be called for trial after impan-
melting the jury tomorrow morning.
$500, Frank 81 Co vs Mallory; 2SOI. Nc
Kinney VS.. Pickard; 25O2, Woodward vs.
County Of Shelby; 2503, Renkert vs.. Muir
ply; 2SO4, Hunt, admr de bOnis non, VS.
Proyinei Z04H, Tallsv, admr, vs. SaXtOn;
ZSO5, Browning & Co vs. Jones Brothers;
2SO6, Mcbride VS. Allison; 28O8, LOdand &
Co VS. O'Mally; 2509, C%Overdale vs. Ball
ct all; 28l0, Saunders, receiver, etc, vs.
Winter ct al; 2ll, Davids vs. Mallory;
2l2, Straus VS. SchusteT; 25l3. DOraugh vs.
Sewers; 28l4, Thomson VS. Cross, Z8I5,
Lanhsm vs. Waddell; 25l6, Mclean vs.
Powell, deputy sheriff; 26I7; WsdelstBdt
vs. WidTig q Co; 28ls, COsUinina ct al, W
Murphy, deputhy sheriff; 28l9, Hunt vs.
Brown ct al; 2S20, O'COnnor vs. Schuyler:
lS2l, WOlfOrd vs. Kellsr; 2S22. Lsnisr vs.
Taylor, Gay & Rutlsnd; 2823, Ready, for
use, vs. Newmsrk; 1924, TwOhig vs. Mayor
and Aldermen Of Memphis; 2825,
Walker Bros. vs. Radgsski Ct al;
1852, Dyer vs. Ryan: 2S72, Kinney vs.
P~fsnnenstsil; 27g7, Union Bank Of Ten
nessee VS. PsttisOn; 2SO7, Brooks & Co. vs.
Kent & Co. All persons summoned by
the Sheriff as jurors for this court must
be in attendance promptly at g O'Clock
am.
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LAW
First elF0alt CsHFt-Hslskei, Iadgs.
Ihs Nay term Of this court commence.

First elF0alt c8HFt-Hslskei, la6gs.
The Nay term Of this court commences
tomorrow.
Juries viii be impanneled, answer Of
garniaheea heard, and the reference
docket called, after which 6 call Of he
trial docket viii DO had to dispose Of IN
htigsted cases.
First ~ehsHosFY e0urt-Hsrga8, ~chaBOsHoF.
The following cases are set for hearing
tomorrow: 1888, GarVin Va Rice; 1889,
Ashe " White; 1910, Smith VI EeyiIis;
lA4t, Kan vs. Ferguson; 1919, Passmors vs.
Hodges; 1913, Bachelor vs. Newh0use;
IA, Friedman Va Cohen; 1915, Monte
donico vs. Davis; 1916, Merchants National
Bank vs TburstOu 1917, Gic7i . vs. Biglsy;
1913, Smith W Flah-rty5 lziJ, VIM vs.
Winters; 1850, Brumer 7s Cohen; 1852,
Beecher vs. HOugh; 13j3, Starke v Harrsll;
1854 Stshl VS. Smith; 1855, Chalmers vs.
Arthur; 1856, Lewis vs. B-ader; 1857,
Cordes vs. Rice; 1888, Hines vs. SnoWden;
1859, Croker VS. WilkersOn; 1880, Branch
vs. Eppes; 1851, Murray W Jones; 1872.
Johnston VS. Ford; 1888, West vs. Coch-
ran; 1874, Forester vs. BitoOW; 1856,
Reed vs. BiibOw; 1856. WrdV vs. HOaR;
1857, JunkeTman va GATES; 1888, Hum
phreys vs. Murphy; 1853. Rice vs. Dies;
1910, Haggarty vs. Roe; lZ7l, Remir vs.
Rsmir; 1872, Dies vs. Lawrence; 1878,
White vs. Brooks; 1874, Aldridge vs. Pope;
1875, Jafiray vs. Wells; 1875, ClsfHH "
Wells; 1871, Davis VS. Wells; 1878, Lsvett
rs Colt; 1873, Williams vs. Coffee; 1880,
Dibble VS. Wells; 1891, Taylor Va Early;
1882, Eastland vs. R0bUrg; 1888, Simon vs.
Humphreys; l2Sf, L-0eWenstsin vs. Green
wsld; 1875, BIoOw vs. Hughes; 1886, Msr-
chants National Bank vs. Meath; 1877,
Lumpkin vs. Wiekershsm; l2Ss, StilLaan
vs. StillmAn.
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WM. A. ROBINSON, superintendent.
Best four pieces locomotive machinery. q
Best four pieces ornamental brass work
locomotive hnish) e
Best display Of mschinists' hand tools
(made b. an apprent1ce) -.--.-,,------. DC
Best portable steam 81
Best stationary steam 81
Best horse %
Best railroad head q
Best steam 50
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SUNDAY SCHOOL CELEBRATToN.-The
last grand rehearsal for the sunday school
celebration Will take plsce at the
Greenlaw Opera House this Sunday
evening, at 4 o'clock. The psrquette and
dress circle will be reserved for the exclu-
sive use Of Sabbath school children and
their teachers. Other friends are re-
quested to occupy the family circle and
galleries. Superintendent of schools will
make such appointments for Saturday,
The 10th, As will enable each marshal to
have his school at Court Square promptly
a. 9 O'Clock am BY order of the COM
mittee. ELS. FRANCIS,
Chairman DTO tenn.