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The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1871-02-09

i. %yss e. gl0li asys
We nnconsciously break her great p6ysiolp-
Nohuman foresight can prevent accidshts,
sickness and death.
But when the machinery ofthe body is out
OF order, should we not 60 to the best profess
sional mechanic for repairsf
The difference between the scientific ply
stefan who saves lives, and the scientific ply
stefan who loses lives, is too obvious for
comment.
EFFECTS.
By my treatment, improvement COM
are 80 marked, that none can be deceived.
Almost from the first prescription, the pa
tient observes q change for the better TAX
Those who are worn down; listless, lam
guild, or debilitated, are agreeably surprised
which takes place.
Some come to me 30 filled with disease
20 broken down, that n seeHns a. IL they
could only be cured by being taken. apart,
and built up anew. ts.s9L, iis fe'ssiy9o
of our patients when they first visit me, we
would find the internal vicera clogged up
with turbid accumulations-the blood thick
and black, flowing lazily through the veins
the liver stagnant, and the bile slowly
poisoning the circulation--the kidneys, or
generative organs secreting an acid, offen-
sive fluid-the bowels inactive-the heart
throbbing uneasilv-in short. the entire
corpus hossi'tsss1 thrown completely out Of
balance.
BY my treatment all this ia changed. The
bowels begin to act properly-the liver
again resumes its functiOns-the blood flows
limpidly through its channels-the secre-
tons become blapd-the whole human ma
chinery once more acts heslthfully. ~
A BEAUTIFUL COMPETITION i'm
portant feature of my treatment, is, the
beautiful and healthy complexion which it
imparts to those who have rough, or dis
figured skins.
Reason should teach lady, that q blotch,
rough, or pimpled skin depends entirely on
| internal cause, and no onward application
can ever cover the defect.
By the use Of my remedies, 1t il almost
| incredible what q clearness, and sOftness is
| impaired to the complexion, and what q
deep brilliancy to the eyes.
Twill take the most disfigured complex
ion the earth holds to-day, and after short
treatment, produce fineness of skin abso-
lutely unparalleled.
+ is done by bleaching out the impurities
| of the system with certain sublimated chem.
| icals, which render the blood OF an adult a
pure as an infants. rs 'N-'fi-
Physicians and scientific gentlemen arr
cordially invited to visit me. 4 fss.ssJ
Instructions will be given in the new
practice to physicians, or others, on reason
| able terms.
Office at Lewis House; read card in anoth
er column.
Monroe, Feb'y7, 1871. d5tw,
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1871-02-09

DR.. Hewitt, at, the Lewis House, ex-
tracts cancers in forty weight hours, with
out pain, use Of knife, or loss of blood.
No pay required in advance. See card
in another column. f3dtf
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
I'VE AND EAR,
AND ALL CHRONIC DISEASES.
DIR. E. r. SHEFFIELD,
formerly of Southampton, va.)

formerly of Southampton, Va.)
Author of new work on chronic diseases,
late professor of the Chronic Disease Insti-
tute and Eye and Ear Infirmary of Cincin-
natl, with fourteen years practice in treat
ing chronic diseases and diseases of the eye
and ear, has located in Monroe, La, to treat
chronic diseases and diseases eff the eye and
ear. Office at the Lewis House, Room Nos,
where he may be consulted from q. IN. to
p. m. Consultations free and confidential.
Dr.Shetield, having made chronic diseases
and diseases of the eye and ear special stu
dy for years, warrants him in assuring the
affiicted that they will be cured if within the
reach of medical aid. ~
There are thousands of persons who have
been treated until they have become dis
couraged and have given up all hopes OF ever
getting we'll. Such cases desire to treat,
as make them my speciality.
An experience of fourteen years, eight OF
that time having been spent in chronic dis
ease institute and eye and ear iniirmary, en-
every case examine what will be the re-
suit Of treatment. The afflicted, therefore,
may be quite certain of being restored to
health, or greatly benefited by my treat
'' DISEASES OF THE EYE.
In diseases Of the eye, my treatment differs
from that usually resorted to. I use no harsh
or caustic medicines in the eye. Those who
are suffering from inflammation Of the eyes,
granulated lids, amaliroSis or weak eyes, ARE
invited to cal, as RELIEF will be guaranteed
in every instance, I remove cataracts,
straighten cross-eyes 80 as to look perfectly
natural, insert artificial eyes, and, cure, all
defects or diseases Of the eye that are durable
sitHe DISEASES oFTHE EAR. -
In the treatment of deafness my success is
not surpassed If equale1ttN my aurist tn
this country. IrhRye. cured hundreds who
have been treated and PIe9na2Ypcsa pc casas
wilhelm Homer, Claiborne parishs La, with
out q, failure. amos at apersons4 will soe
given if reQNiEedA- QRqceNtdenAyisa say 70
those who have bad hearing, dc not dispaar,
Most diseases Of sthei ear ARE cnrable.l All
who have bad bearing are inylted 10 call. - q
~ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS h''" va
Consumption, bronchitis, asthma, aavn4I
tbs, all diseases of the throat, ozena, ulceral
tionsJa4d feted .qiHchsrgesT feopa the nose;
catarrh in the head, and all other diseases OF
the'air. passages are successfully treated by
the tfseTof air Atofhizer *liich conveys the
medicines directly othe parts diseased.
CancarGl canGbe cusedawitl1out SlSe use OF
the kpifAss Ooacef1 have been saeundo1ed
by theirhediqakp Iofsasio1E 6nssauy as ns-
curable; ha6th dteati Hoagi ehonseslds goes
topspx.4h9klfae6M 1nnscs.eo1nlysbe cufea:
Ihanentdie1kdthAet elagdats oancoxs, rcoe
and b1nncn - tmU soaidAnaeA and is per.
feetly haInaieeis tbfthe sCQnd 2esh. 1heft
are no roots left to form another eancsrs eo'
r5.t V'eA - ""' $50
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uERLONG COTTON SEED,
FOR SALE AT OLIVER 4 BYRNE's,
Raised on Crew Lake, by Averett & Milling.

These seed are pure and genuine, having
been here only one year from theif original
their prolihcness and early maturity. We
have raised this year two bales Of cotton per
acre with these seed, 1900 pounds field
weights making 40 pouhdso lind. Beside,
it will mature from five to six weeks earlier
than the common cotton.
Price, $3.50 per bushel Of 80 pounds.
We will sack and ship from Crew Lake to
any point on the N. l.. q T. r. r. or on the
Ouachita river at the same price, $3.50 per
bushel. AVERETT & MILLING.
Feb'y 8, 1871. d1t-w2m
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RAILROAD H0u8I.--The early hour
at which meals are servedat this house,
and the fact, as we are informed, that
the table rs supplied with excellent
fare, commend it strongly to those
whose business or duties call for such a
combination. Mrs. Wright exerts her.
self to give. satisfaction, and we should
be pleased to see her literally sustained.
She now has fine list Of regular
boarders. She has ample accommoda-
tons, and attentive employees to see to
the wants and comfort Of her guests.
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1871-02-09

Arrangements have been made with the
North Louisiana 81 Texas Railroad for the
transportation, at half regular rates, Of visi
tors desiring to attend the Entertainment.
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MONROE ADVERTISEMENTS.

MONROE ADVERTISEMENTS.
ENTERTAINMENT. - ~'<~''-
BENEFIT OF GRACE CHURCH.
The ladies OF Grace Church Society an
nounce to their friends and the public, an at
tractive Entertainment, which they propose
to open on the evening of the ., il,-
18TH OF FEBRUARY
at the Court House, and to continue two
nights.
They promise FANCY ARTICLES to the
tasteful, and SUMPTUOUS SUPPER and
diversified amusements to all.
A large attendance is earnestly solicited.
admission, soc; Children Csc.
Monroe, Feb. !, 1871. ID daw-tt
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NOTICE TO THE TAXPAYERS

NOTICE TO THE TAXPAYERS
~ .-.Dj sl4.I
OF THE PARISH OF OUACHITA.
81 -,eaYS -,.' 49, aJ.. ..a ..tedf .lsl l.Iw h,f
Oftce OF State and PIsTsh Iux Collector, /
Monroe, La, January 25th, 1871.
Taxpayers are hereby notified that am
prepared to collect the STATE AND PARISH
TAXES for the year 1870, and State and Parish
licenses for the year 1871 now due. a., IL
If the same are not paid on or before the
10th day of February, 1871, I will be com-
PEELED to proceed according to law. < $50
-rsi1 Is1"Hsn hsf M. Ms'GRADY, bloc
State and Parish Tax OOllector for Ouachita
parish, La. .s.llh q
',aisqso fro .t.a,a -e,ns,,,. jan26-dat&wtf
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Tht Railt Ss / {.
MONROE, La, FEBRUARY o, 1871.

Among the attractions which will be
found at the approaching Entertain
ment by the Grace Church Society, Is
a number Of pieces Of silver tableware.
The pieces vary in price from $50 to Is,
and win be disposed o. by lottery, there
being forty pieces and eighty tickets.
A pitcher, goblets and waiter will be
the highest Prise, worth $50. : Al ele-
CANT castor, cake baskets, butter-dfsh,
and several other beautiful pieces, are
embraced in the collection. x = 8
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1871-02-09

LEENIons sA .ENQ 1ArIsEAEM1s:
MU11JrEx, = AIIfes ATsn1AIn
RECEIVING, FoRwARDING'
AND
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
~ Trenton, La,
Take this method of Informing their
friends and the public that they have on
hand large sift.f ssfBN hsse a9-1cN
4gis tsssS i's3s@gs 3 ssss ysl fi,sl g,osss 49,
WINTER AND SPRING STOCK
OF GOODS, niFf-Siss'i'
and that, in consequence Of the heavy d.
cline u ,c9tton sEs nov ofsring them q
get them of hand BY the time the summer
I'VE w s s1s now ssssSIiinsEll az a,IAa
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
BootsuSd Aaoss, !" s-evsat lAligsa', !.
Hdts, Henry Ousimeres, 49,,
Ncceds, Jeans, de-, &C.,
cheaper thai they hAss ftedn ohsred in thi.
market since the war.
We,havs Aaso on hand the BEST
COOKING STOVES ts
in use, with or without extension, with
eyerytAins ccpplete, ranging in price from
Twenty-Five to FUsy Dollars.
Our Grocery Department will be found az
complete as any outside OF New Orleans,
consisting in part Of y ,s.T,ys
Flour, Bacon,
Pork, Lard,
- Molasses, Sugar, -, 49,
'ss's'' U66ee, Rice, TOBACCO, F
Wsiskey, Brandy, &c., &c.
We also keep a full line of Hardware,
Carpenters Tools, Buggy Harness, Saddle
those who favor us with their business or
otherwise will be paid the highest market
price for cotton. dec12-d3m
W. II. MAxEy, II. B. RLocKER,
| si"@e Homer 80 fs'' Trenton.
M TRENTON, ~
RECEIVING AND FORWARDING
MERCHANTS,
and retail dealers in
ENERAL MERCH NDISE,
Cali the attention OF the trading community
to their large stock of groceries, dry goods,
boots, shoes, hats, hardware, plows, cast
ings, cutlery, liquors and fancy groceries
which they are Offering low for cash oxcoc-
dec i2-d3m MAXEY IL BLOCKER.
DOND n GUTHRIE,
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We also keep a full line of Hardware,
Carpenters, Tools, Buggy Harness, Saddle
Those who favor us with their business or
otherwise will be paid the highest market
price for cotton. dec12-d3m
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This is~n ENTIRELY enew saloon, vSnve-
assly lSSssss s9A s s9
and cigatsA keptt fer esSfsHa0 d.aepolite
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES aeAeel2AdSn
snfk-Ii ssS bssqssaa
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-05-02
NOn-R Resident Notice.

No. 82.-Iu the Second Chancary Court OF
Shelby County, Teunessee-John II. sUrnt.
ton, @, W Goyer aud ]. =. McDavitf. Arms ol
str8iton, Goyer & Co. VS. James r. Conn,
Charles Ccfhn aud ii. CONN, firm of Uomn
Bros. and others.
IT appearing from the bill which issworn 20
L In this cause that the defendants, James
Z. CONN, Charles COMA. and ii. Conn are
Justly indebted TO the cOmplaimaRts in the
Aum or S23I 30 and Interest, due by account
aud That they are nDn-residents OF the state
otIsnnesSee, and that for these causes an at
tachment was sued out of This court against
the property Of de fendants, and the same was
Issued, and has been returned by the snerl1,
duly lowed on tue properly Of d~elenaants,
James p. Conin, Charles Gomn and ID. Coi
Tin
IL IS therefore ordered by tha CerE and
Master, Tha5 thcy mske their app alanee
herein. nt toe Courb-h0use II the NtenEu
Chancery Cour In tGe CITY ~ Aempnlss
Tenn. ON ar te,Ore the hrai Monday In july
plead, gnsWer Or uemur 70 complain
ants hsff or the same VIII be taken FOR con
fassed AS TO them, and set Tor hearing eE-
raffe. aud that q copy OF this order be pub
lfshad Ouce q week, FOR four successive
weeks, In the Memphis appeal.
This 33bh april, 1871.
Attsst; IA. ID. L. STEWART
Clerk and Master.
By @. BEUcHER, Deputy Clerk aud Master.
J&Fnisan q Fraser solicitors Tor Complain
SITS ap0
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LcoPYl


1EENsF AlElL ~, 1911
A. S Mitchell, Esq,
Dear SiT-As much as I dislike to an
pear before the public in any capacity, /
am glad that l have an opportunity OF
giving willing testimony to YOU honOra-
BILE conduct in the effairs of the Missis-
sippi River railroad, and in ali others. I
have known you from bOyhOOd, yes, from
my infancy TO the present time. l have
watched you sometimes with fear and
trembling, when your enemies were bold e
est, through sunshine as well rs storm,
and must unhGsitatingIy say that in no
transaction, public or private, have
/ ever known you to do an unworthy act.
Nor have I ever heard any, one, friend or
foe, with whom you have been associated
in business, assert to the contrary.
From August IA, 1866, up to the present
hour, ! have been 8 steadfast friend OF the
Mississippi River railroad, part OF the
time 4 Director, and when 1 ceased to be
Director I still kept posted Is to its work
ing7,th ] might rejoice when the friends
Of tho road rejOiced, or be able to meet
the misrepresentation and calumnies OF
the creatures who live only TO bask in
the sunshine of public favor, or bend the
knee to the same power, that thrift may
follow fawning." You have given a tru9
history Of your early and long continued
services for the road, and l am glad that
ono AuAys 4 Aal diulosL Saiu WltheuuSss OF
some men has given yen an occasion 10
give that history, snd your friends to
boar public testimony to It's truth.
Your friends, and the friends of the
railroad, only deplOre that the wrong
attempted to be perpetratsd upon you
result In the overthrow of the work
for which YOU hsve lab5red aud suffered
so long. ] need not q into particulars.
IL is not necessary. ! feel that neither
my testimony nor that of any gentlemen
upon whom you have called, Is required.
You have been indicated by your
friends-even more by your enemies, who
have hunted you down for seven long
years with q fendish malignity and fe-
-Ocity unparalleled in the history OF any
)ne man. Your friend, L. HILL.
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COL JoHS F.

a member OF the County Court, for q yssr
or Two its Chairman, snd nearly four
years a Director of the Mississippi River
railroad, writes rs follows:
CONVICTION, April is, 1871.
&" Col. A. s. Mitchell.
"Ueur Sir 4 have just read your de-
tense Ia masterpiece against the repudia-
tion Of your claims upon the Mississippi
River gailrosd Company by the Four
Dollar Board. ] tske pleasure in indOrs-
ing literally and fully every word you
say, 80 far as the same comes within my
knowledge, as TO your services in be-
half OF the Mississippi River railroad,
and your peCuniery RISKS and sacrifices
while bringing Il int existence. IL cost
you years OF uncommon labor, much Of
II most disagreeable and most d~iscOurag-
ing, yet you were ever Jealous and hope
ful, when almost all others ceased TO hope
for SUCCESS. IL affords me equal, If not
greater, pleasure to bear public testimony
TO your generous and unremunerated
labors for the suffering people OF the
South, both in and out of prison. Y0u
remember that 1 was q special object Of
your favor (althOugh a comparative
stranger to you al The JimeA, in procuring
the release of two Of my nepheWs (Con-
fsderate sOldiers6 who were in prison at
Rock Island. / know Of similar inter
cessions for others, in which you were
always successful. And, in common with
all citizens Of Upton county, 1 enjoyed
the benefit CT your influence, By witch
General Order No 81, Of tha sixteenth
Army Corps, was procured, which pro.
vided that no Federal troops shouts enter
county, without special order from
headquarters. BY this order, 1 have ever
believed that at least half g million dollars
worth Of property was saved to the people
this county. For none of these services
would YOU g receive pay, though al
conducted st expense to yourself.
You are entitled To our gratitude for
your lsbors ia our behalf when We were
,courged BY war and its horrors, and 50
could serve as. It would be 8 dig
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Memphis and White River UnRss
Stsisa HaIi Line.

TtHE new and elegant side -
T. wheel passenger packets Of
LAis line viii leave Memphis for DeValIFg
hluh, est Point, Augusta, JacksOnport and
gu points on White river, as follows.
LESALIENBEh-~. John d. EliOtL, master
avery tuesday, at O'Clock pm.
H. r ALI--.......a- J. Ashford, master
Every saturday At O'Clock pm,
connecting at Devall's Blun with railroad for
Little Rock and &C JacEsOnport with the
nghLoTaught steamer Fort Smith fof Pooa-
hOntas and all points on Black river.
Eor freight or passage apply on board, OF az
once Memphis and Arkansas River Packet
Tom pany. ". q. PATrES0E, Agent,
u Madison st., Merchants Insurance kld'g.
Or 70 ELLIOTT q MILI4Ek. Agents
lel No prnmanHda st. nnp. LANDING.
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NOTICE

NOIICE-Ls hereby given that no 0ne is
N authorized 20 collect bills due rs except
one OF the nrms nor ls any one authorized "a
purchase anything on our account as a firm
or individually. ". T. GklFFLNG ECD-
Owing 20 the large supply OF vegetables
" and many other articles raised upon our
own fa-E1. Weare enabled 20 reduce the price
or Day Board 20 twenty-five collars per
month. We also have several family rooms
lu which we can take families upon reason
aG-e terms COMMERCIAL HOTEL,
aD8J ALLEN 5Rgs- Managers.
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and fat-so fat that when the wheels Of
the engine crushed q lew billions of them,
thsre was oil enough extracted TO run q
large-sized m~achine-shop for 8 year and q
ousrter. The rails and wheels we're hbe-
rally oiled, 80 that no progress could be
made, The sand was all used, but still
the engine could not get over the creased
quarter. All hands had to get out and
sweep the rails with brush, brOOms, cord
wood and everything they could get.
After much sxertiOn the engine managed
to get over. The question is--what was
the matter with those insectsf we're they
discOntented with their lot, and on a
search for some blissful valley in ColOra-
do2 Some of onr amateur debating clubs
would find the caterpillar question full OF
much geological interest.
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Hon-Rasidanf Noiies

Of shelby County, Tenn Ruel ao1gL ~
Elijah AeCarty, Henry G.. Dent and VIM.
F. Huieg. "
appearing from bill duly sworn to in this
Cus5 la re defendant, Elijah McCarty.
- uoL-I5sloent OF the State Of Tennessee.
A44 hssldent OF the State OfulinOis.
Il Is therefore ordered, That he make his
SpfetEance herein, at the Court-R Ouse OF the
W ely Of memphis, Tennessee. on the nrst
%onlay IN June, h7l, and plead answer or
He44 % complatuanta bui- or the same
lAt ps FOR confessed rs % him. and set
lor nearing exparte, and that a copy OF this
order be published once g week, for Cur auo-
e5s5lve weeks. ln The Memphis Appeal.
This april 10, 1874.
"A copy-&ttesb
81. ID. u. STEWART, Clerk and Master.
BY 81 EELCHER.
Deputy CleIk N Master.
2. 3, Ayresi Sol Tor Complainant Az
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ADMINISTRATORS HOTleE.

FH the estate of d. q. Keith, deceased, by
DIX Probate Court OF Shelby County, Ten
nessee. 81 the April term, 1911 Z hereby give
notice 10 all parties in Tennessee indebted
10 said estate to come onward and make
settlements with me, and to all persons hav
ing claims against said estate % present them
Wffhin The time prescribed by law, or thew
will be forever barred.
W. III. d. wendell
apI8 Admir- OF i. e. Keith
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IHE latest and finest assortment Of
q Hats in the city ~ LsIdy & Co.'s
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SsooBd Clrouit Cour-HslsFy Iud0g.

The motion docket was partially dis
posed Of yesterday. All motions not
reached were ordered to be continued Un-
til next motion day. The following cases
are set for trial to-day: 2695, Hanks &
Porter vs. Wigs Z7O5, sherman VS. TOms;
2722, Fox vs. Duffy; z730, City OF Mem
glls VS. Calnan; Z76l, Lsvy, admir-, vs.
Welsh ct al; 276}, Norman vs. Schock;
Zl64, Armstrong vs. Freeman; 2765, Cox VS.
Ia'e ct al; Z766, ShiYers VS. Williams;
27j7, Skater and husband VS. Thomas, Of al:
Z766, D'DOnuell vs. Frsime; Z77O, Lsski,
trustee, vs. Swan; 277l, Laski VS. Winters;
Zi72, keger VS. same; Z774, Crowley VS. Will
lsmE &.CO ct al; Z775, Hsrdwick vs. Dea-
gle; Z776, steamer MOllie Able VIZ Kier-
nan ct al; ESQ, Miller, ex'r, vs. Frsime;
273L Can't, trustee, vs. LanfOrd 27S2.
Brown vs. Sangster; Z7SS, Mason Va same;
2794, Kahn & Co vs. LaWfOrd; 27S5, Will
kIns, surviving partner, vs. Farrshee;
27s6, MCL6fresh Il Co VS. Mallory; 27S7,
Lucas g Memphis and Charleston rail
road; Z7s8, President and Directors Bank
West Tennessee use, etc, VS. Partee; 278g,
Tate Us stewart 1872, Harris, Cochran &
Co vs. Alexander; Z7g3, Parker Eros VS.
Koch, Sons & Co; 1874, Cash W AppersoH;
adm'T; 2795, kincsnnau VS. Memphis and
Charleston Railroad Company; 27g6,
Henry VS. q ct a.; Z797, Union Bank Of
Tennessee vs. Psttis0n; Z79S, Hop5On VS.
Menken Bros ct al; 28OO, Frank d Co VS.
Mallory.
Thiscourtw will continue trying Jury casas
N the trial docket until Saturday, May
9Th, 1871, on which day Writs Of inquiry
only will be taken up. Monday, Tuesday,
and Wednesday, May sth, 9th and 10Th,
will be set aside Tor hearing motions for
new trials and signing bills Of exceptions,
and on said Wednesday, May 10th, 1871,
the court viii adjourn over to Court in
IL appearing that the members Of the
bar are not familiar with the following
rule OF Court, made rs 70 motions, said
rule is published for their information,
and will be strictly adhered to, tO-wlt: |
30 BY order Of Court, any motion entered
0n the motion docket Of this Court not
the number of the case, and the
docket 20 which it properly belongs, will
be stricken OF and not called.U