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The New York herald., 1871-12-17
MORE INDICTMENTS.
Rumored Criminal Action Against Promiucnt
Officials.

From the Commercial Advertiser]
the ac.ion o. Judge Bedioras Grana Jury VIII rI, De
nal history Of the CITY, the enormty OF the crimes
and the political consequences OF their action will
The city has been full Of rumors in relation to the
various parties VINO, OF late, have been the subject
OF their investigation and action.
Men who nave not heretofore been publicly known
as having been connected with the city frauds and
ballot box stuffing have been under investigation,
and IL Is understood that Indictments have been
found against them.
It is suspected thar individuals connected with
the management or the CITY Parks are numbered
among those indicted.
There nave been large frauds perpetrated under
what Is known as the .grave contract and one or
more gentlemen holding nigh poslrloas are impli.
Gated 1t is stated that two indictments nave been
found against Hon. Thomas G. Fields, AMI one or
more against other parties connected with the City
PARK management
II has leaked out that Mr.. James M Sweeny has
been indicted for felony, and that the proofs against
hlm are even stronger than against Tweed. II Is
alleged that the Grand Jury had copies before them
the ten per cent in the Woodward steal cor
RESPONDS with the dates OF WOOdward's drafts.
Those who pretend TO know say tnat they have
In addition TO the Indictment Of Tweed for felony
It Is known tnat two or more indictments have been
found against Mr. Connolly.
Indictments have also been found against Garvey.
Woodward, lngersOll and several Others for felony.
1t IS even stated that one OF the Police Commits
sioners IS numbered among those indicted, and that
an effort Is to be made to indict gentleman high
in financial circles
under review OF the Grand Jury. and some fifteen
or twenty OF the inspectors OF the late election 1t Is
said, have been indicted.
One notorious fellow, who voted 600 repea:erS,
has had four or f1ve true bills found against him.
well known police Judge living on tue east side
OF the town, IN the German district, has also
indicted for his connection with ballot box stuff
ing.
The Grand Jury expect to get through with their
lao0rs on Tuesday OF next week, when some thirty
or forty scaled indictments are expected to make
their appearance. The rising OF the Jury will create
greater excitement tnan has been about the City
Hall PARK In some time.
The New York herald., 1871-12-17
ARRIVALS.
REPORTED nv THE urRA

REPORTED By THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS
Steamship Columbia Van slce Havana Dec 10 and Mas
the bar 7h, with mdse 70 Mallory Co. Had strong
Steamship Yoinnieer, Howe. Phadeph., with md.e, to
s.sS % Ss .d.s os:p sp
Cape q Good Hope oc. - and crossed Equator s
trades westerly wind. weather from thence to port
being sinking cod.ion, having had Very II heavy %
snS fTO sena a9 SsE M Y2s
PM took pilot from boa. Isaac Webb, No 30 miles ssE
Snip KdOnan iBr, N,cO Glasgow 81 days: with mdse
Mm @ sss i BEEN sns II s,.
s:. Ssass 4ss . .s
ballast, 10 Older Took the southern passage and had va
.;oss .ss vna: sna to fran s. Il ws
ssss b :. sSsa % s from Marsess 70, SeC York Dec S lat
rs asS IsS:s -Fs
Took the southern passage ana had nne weather to
Bark Augustine f.oga iia. Chiesa. Cardiff 81 days. in
BARK o whitman, Humphreys, Newport. Sc days. with
r..;y TSs s.s 50 DAYS.
with coal order Came the southern passage and had
nns up haseras from thence days with heavy
NV winds.
Bark Eber Aus Gur,ch. Limerck 73 days in ballast to
Had heavy gales from 10 NV the entire passage;
been - days west OF tge Banks.
BARK Cyclone r), Forbes Antwerp days in ballast TO
Brett Co. the northern passage had strong
wesery gaies the entire passage; split sais has been
BARK Voyager rJ varwe, Zante, rs days, with fruit to
Chamberlin Phelps Co. Passed Gibraltar Nov 6; had
heavy weather. been u days north Of bermuda tThe
Bark Eliza Barss (Brl vesey. Bermuda rs days, in bal
last, Middleton Co. Had heavy gales from sW to NV
the entire passage -.
Bark Frank Marion o Bath Duncan, Boston 10 days. tn
ballast 10 Jas w Elwel A Co Wni load for Leghorn.
Brig Sioe ust Radosovch, London IS days. with chalk
Brig sultan tsrj KEMP Troon n days. with coal TO Bruce
CJ vessel master Came the northern paosage and
had srong westerly gales; q days OF the Banks
schr Kcokuk. Gates, Aoun, days. with ogwood 70 Nn-
y gales whole passage been days north OF Hateras
schr Maggie Smith, Grace, hewbern, NC, D days. WIN
naval stores 10 Overton a iawkns.
Bnhr OabOvn CuTis CnTttA VIgGinte
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Steamships Rhein Bremen; Franklin, Stetn Columbia,
and Trojan Glasgow Calabris Holland Atlantic and City
Of Paris, Liverpool Perere Hsvre City of Austin, Key
West and Galveston Geo Cromwell and Gen Meade New
Orieans Ashland, Fernandna; Magnolia, and Huntsville
Wyanoke, Richmond, &c; Knight, Georgetown, Do.
Wind at aunsat saw.
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pussed Through He'll Gate,

this port for harbor
Passed Through He'll Gate,
BOUND SOUTH
Steamship Franconia Bragg Portland New York, with
s.s.mshp Anisnes shate, Salem for New York ., ~
York with LUMBER to i Loua2 .'''' Co. ~ '''
schr Adde kyerson Pike. Boston Tor New York. In ballast
schr Harry Bluff Benson Boston for New York. in ballast
schr IDA Annie. Cooke, Themason for New York. with
sehr Maggie Bell Hail. Rockand for New York, with limo
schr AIsis Emery Emery Rockand for New York. with
Sea Bird. Chase Harwich for New York. with nsh TO
schr Pavilion Clarke Frankfort for New York. with stone
schr sesrsvlie, Weaver Quincy Point for Philadelphia,
Rt snsa s% e. s. jersey ss.
ssssss so:sa s ss%e No" York.
schI Z 4 Reed. stilman, Boston for Bslt~ore.
ss?ss
SS ST.. E.:ss.: ;sS n: Wy
sssr irwin % Joha.on a'fss Boston res sfs %
cosy or
schr II Hedges, Reynolds Orient for New York
9
Ss1 ssc s a4
s HSs. s for for YSrs
~. Smith eSfaas ss
schr Js@ss Msrn Ba1s soson ,0f for siS
BOUND EAST.
Steamship Alliance Shute New York for Salem.
Steamship Acushnet. Rector New York for New Bedford
stsapshu Neptune Bak er New York for Boston
schr Prudence, Alton, weehawten for bridgeport.
schr James B ayes, Arnold Port Johnson for Provi.
dence.
dence
Schr Amos Fakenburgh Eaton, Elizabehport for Prov
Schr Margaretta. wandscr, Hoboken for Oyster Bay.
schr Fly, DOW, hoboken for Providence
Schr VanclcAf, Carter, Hoboken for Providence
Schr Mira A Pratt, Pratt, Hoboken for Providence.
Schr Ida May, New York for Providence
Schr James Hoffman, Chapman, Port johnson for New
Haven.
Schr Enery Fanchon Hoboken for Portland.
Scnr kidder, Blocker, Philadelphia for Providence
Schr Aida, Knowles Wcehawken for Boston.
Schr selsey, Ball, New York for New Haven.
Schr Ontario, Sawyer Elizabethport for New Haven
Schr Somes, May Newburg for Boston.
Schr Albert Treat, Sawyer, New York tor Boston,
Echr Mile Frank Edwards, New York for New Haven.
Schr Mary Isabel. Samms, New York for New Haven.
Steamer Rattesnake Wiletts. Phladelphia for Boston,
The New York herald., 1871-12-17
TWEED'S NEMESIS.
CONTINUED FROM THIRD PAGE.

a IN case said shall be forfeited thai
OF the order OF forfeiting the together
with this hed In the once OF the Clerk OF
the cv and New York, ana that judgment
r enrrra for he several said recogni
rance and Ina, forthwith thereon accorn:
~ Law WILLIAM N. TWEED, Principal
ALFRED b. SANDS. Surety.
wnness-R- H. JERoMr.
THE BAILSMAN.
Mr. Alfred B. Sands presented himself as MT.
rweeds bondsman. ami having justified IN 5000
satisfactorily 10 the Court, was accepted and sworn.
THE END.
This concluded the legal proceedings yesterday,
which attracted more public attention than any
esher case OF like character ever submitted TO the
Courts OF our city.
The New York herald., 1871-12-17
BELOW
SAILED.

Bark Louisa (NorN. from Cardiff twas spoken by pilot
boat Washington 18th, of Barnegat)
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The Ind1ctment AEntnst TWeod.
rhe jurors OF the people Of the State Of New York.
sr the body of city and county New York. upon TIM
saths present
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NEW YORK HERALD SUNDAY IT, SHEET.

schr Madison. Daley, Virginia
Schr Sarah Lavinia, Jones, Virginia.
bchr John Brill, Jones, Virginia.
6chr John slosnaa, DAVIS PhiladelphiA for Boston
Schr Maggie, McFadden, PHILADELPHIA for Portland
Schr Henrietta, Simmons Philadelphia for Salem
Schr Ada Ames, Adams Providence Tor BALTIMORE rut IN
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-01-12

WATER VALLEY, MISS, Jan. Z, 1871.
Geo. DeIbridge, Agent:
Dear SiT-Please read the inclosed .let-
ter Of W, J, ;. d Co and write me the
facts relative TO the cotton Of W. j. S. d
Co; state when you receipted ths cotton,
ana when you shipped it. Return this 10
Yours, ETC., +. b. FROST,
General superintendent.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

SKATING RINK, 1853 Main street, tonight
a foil rehearsal Of the Mendslssohu
Quartetts Club occurs tonight a. the
New Memphis thester. Every active
member Is required 10 be iu attendance.
TEE ADELAIDE PHILLIPS CoNcERrs-
! Tonight Miss Adelaide PhilIiups and
! Mr. Levy viii make their FIRST appearance
in Memphis. They viii be well sus-
taincd, and viii, we are assured, present
q programme that viii satisfy the taste OF
our music loving people. We hope the
I greeting 10 be given them wiz be- such as
will these artists, aud hat the
GrgsnIaw Opera House will be crowded
on the occasion.
TEE MENDELssoHNs viii certainly give
their next concert at the New Memphis
Thester, on Friday. The programme is q
good one, and We predict q fair interpre-
tatiOn Of it.
TIE preparations for the concert and
uppe at the Peabody Hotel, are on a
scale Of elegrnce never before heard Of /
Memphis, and IL promises 10 be par ex-
c~eIlence, the affair Of the season. The
committees having the matter Ia charge
are interchangeable in their eXertions 20
realize the expectancy Of tbs most Culti-
waited snd elegant people Of our city.
CHRISTINA NILSSON gave a concert in
an Illinois village, on Christmas day, de-
the proceeds 70 the erection Of a
for the uses Of a colony Of her
countrymen. The SWedes we're too poor
70 buy tickets, and she gave them a spe-
clal concert afterWard. The people
crowded around her st its close, and
greeted her ia her native tongue. She
knelt on the plain board o and kissed
al The children, and greeted, among 9TH
ersi q Swedish woman who came Onward
with q tremble on her lips, for she had
been a playmate Of Christina's twenty
years ago In Smoland, where they bore
fagOts together from tie wood, !
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KELLOGG.
His Scheme Of NOHOpOlr -Leyes Railways
and Leyees.

The following resolutions were to ac-
company the report upon the subject of
KeliOgg's scheme of leveeing the Missis-
sIppi, submitted to the Chamber of Com
mercs and approved by that body. It
might be well for exchanges in the
cities mentioned to call the attention of
commercial associations to the subject
discussed:
Resolved, That the report of the Com
miJtes upon Mississippi levees be adopted
as the unanimous sense of his Chamber,
and that our Representatives and SenR-
tors in Congress be requested to use all
legitimate means to oOtaln speedy Con-
grsssiOnal action in conformity TO the
views therein suggested.
2. Re5OiUsd, That a Committee Of one
be appointed by the Chair to visit St.
Louis, Louisville, Cincinnati, Evansville,
Chicago, New Orleans, Nicksburg, Baton
Rouge, and other cities in the Mississippi
Valley, and obtain their cooperation IN
urging this measure before the Congress
Of the United States.
3. ReSOiUed, We view with great alarm
the mOnsJrCus scheme of usurpatiOn,
monopoly, unlimited taxation, with its
consequent complication and ruin to the
inhablJsnts of this valley, covered in the
bill presented by Hon. Mr.. Kellogg for
leveeing the Mississippi river, and that
u Representatives and Senators in Con-
greys be requested to use every effort to
defeat the same.
4. RESOLVED, That a copy Of these resOlu-
tiOus and the report of the committee be
sent to each of our Senators and Repre-
ssntaJivss in Congress. aud 70 the Cham
bers Of Commerce. and Boards Of Trade Of
the several cities and towns in the Valley
OF the Mississippi.
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-LeddIn's College.

-Leddin's College.
Attend Robertson's College.
-Dolbear's Commercial College. go Main
w. 2. Mitcheu5s school, 803 Third St
u. j. Suter, Furniture, 2s2 Second st.
Gold and silver plating at AZ Monroe ST
Hats cleaned, dyed n trimmed
equal to new Al 800 Main street.
Photographs, $500 per doz and three
beautiful gems 5Oo. Armstrong;, zll Main
The DAILY APPEAL, ave cents per
copy, can b6 had OF all newsmen in the
city.
Attend Lsddln's Business Collcge,tE8
best and cheapest in the country. Terms
reduced.
Photographs Of the late Rabbi Tuska,
taken a few months before his death, a.
Y. Days, 25l Main street.
Fine lunch spread daily at Hole n the
Wall. Don't fail to call on George, No. IS
Monroe, opposite Peabody Hotel
Will MRnsf0rd, at his book and peri
Odical store, has all the late magazines
and illustrated and weekly papers.
The DAILY and the WEEKLY APPEAL
can be had Of all the neWsmsn in the
clty-JOe Locke, on Main street, Mans
ford, Of Second, and EmmOns g. Son, on
Jefferson street.
The Virginia and Tennessee Air Line
is no longer blocked, and we understand
that freights are moving both ways with
great rapidity. Shippers will take notice
and govern themselves accordingly,
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PERSONAL.

Mr.. George L. Miller, Of the firm oil
Murray, Miller & Co, st. Louis, arrived
in the city yesterday.
George Washington, q Of the four
young bsrrisJ6rs OF this city. who so dis
tinguished themselves in the Myra Day
case, has been induced by business prop0-
sttions from Knoxville to make that city
his future abiding place. His departure
viii be regretted, not only because of his
excellent personal and intellectual quail
ties and endOwments, but because ne IS
one Of those whose conduct and career
gave elevation to the character Of a pro-
fessiOn which always exerts extraordinary
influence in shaping the tastes, morals
and fortunes Of a community.
Major Haywood, of the Brownsville
States, and Tom Neal, Of the Dyersburg
Gazette, are in the city. Both these gem
tlemen conduct most prosperous journals
in the midst of communities addicted to
trade with Memphis. If either should
mention or indirectly allude, even in the
remotest terms, to the subject of adver-
Using, there is no reason why the subject
should not receive full and fair c~onsid6ra-
ton. 1t IS the consideration they want.
They give a valuable one.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-01-12

James Rose was sworn in YESTERDAY
morning ~ Magistrate of the Fifth Civil
District.
Big creek bridge, Raleigh and Randolph
road, reported in an unsafe condition, was
ordered repaired.
Propositions to bury the pauper dead
Of the county we're received from four
different parties. That Of John Walsh
was accepted, who undertakes to bury
adults at 81 % each-fve cents cheaper
than F~laherty-and infants st "a each.
The petition of the Turley Educational
Institute, 70 have taxes RENTED, was
granted.
The Court made an order regulating the
cost OF ferriage In the county, as follows:
One-hOrBe wagon, l5e; two-hOrse wagon,
Csc; three-horse wagon, 35c; four. horse
wagon, 40c; five cents for each additional
horse; man or horse, l5c; each hesd Of
stock, Sc; horse and buggy, 25c; carriage
and Two horses, 40c. City fsrries not in
Guided.
The account of Coroner Mohatt, for
holding about forty ~inquests, was cut
down from $3.50 to SIzi.
Various appropriations to the amount
Of about $1,000 were msde,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-01-12

NOTICE.-After an absence Of several
weeks in Colorado Territory, where We
have been seeking a location for the set
Element Of a Colony, in which business
we have succeeded 70 u entire sstisfac-
ton and to the qualification of the most
Of those who went with US. We nov re-
turn to Memphis for the purpose of COM
plotting, as rapidlya as possible, U Mining
Company and Colony organization, that
we may return to the Territory in time to
plant spring crops and get out our
rrgating ditch. Your membership in
the Mining Company will cost you SI2 %
less than the fall fare to Denver. Yet,
because of the low rates that the railroad
companies have granted US, we are en-
abled to pay your fare out of the same
money that you pay for an interest in the
mines, and also provide for a working
capital sufficient TO erect hosting ma
chlnery, etc, in the mines. And by being
a member of our Colony you win have
the privilege Of locating 100 acres Of land
as a homestead that viii be watersd by
the ~COmpany's ditch, which viii make
said lands worth at once from i've to ten
dollars per acre. Omce 32I Second street.
d. S. GREEN,
p, B, WILLS.
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TIE Meudelssohn Quartstte Club Con
cert on Friday night next has created
quite a sensation with Our musical people.
From what We can learn, over two hun
dred and fifty members are associated
with this Society, and none but members
Tor those favored with tickets by mem
bers) can gain admission. The programme
presents something grand and choice.
Mrs. Chapsky, Mrs. Marx, soprano,
Misses Ennis and Damon viii assist.
Mr.. Martin, our BaltimOreau friend. has
arrived in the city and viii lend his mite.
Messrs. Gideon, Papendiek, Kirkland
and others are on the programme.
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discrimination.
The Attitude Of the Mississippi Central
Railroad toward Memphis.
An Answer TO the Letter Of ". J. S. & Co.
Of OxfOrd---Their Justification.

On the 9Th inst. vi published, with such
comments as we thought it justified, the
following letter, from an entirely respon-
sible firm In Oxford. Miss;
OXFORD, Miss, December, 1870.
Messrs. NJ. & H., Memphis:
The Mississippi Central railroad is dis
eliminating against Memphis TO such an
extent that w are compelled to divert
our cotton to New Orleans for the pres
emit. We have had thirty-twO bales ready
she bulk oft two weeks)fOr shipment TO
you for eight OF ten days, and are st LAST
compelled TO ship 20 New Orleans. We
can get cars Ut d time for New York or
New Orleans, but never fOT Memphis.
We are thus forced from Memphis
against u inclinations.
A part Of this cotton sent to New Or
leans was sent TO the railroad for you ten
days since, viz: One bale L. o., two j. r.
d. and two J. NJ. A.
Very respectfully, ". J. s. co.
This letter, as was to be expected, at
tracted the attention and aroused the Of
hcers of the Central railroad, with the
following result:
WATER VALLEY, MISS, Jan. 8, 1871.
C. L. Anderson, superintendent:
Dear SjT-Seeing ia the APPEAL, a few
days since, an article against this road,
charging US with discriminating against
Memphis, and publishing q letGer from
an Oxford firm making specific charges,
1 have had the charges examined into,
with the following result, as you will see
by the inclOsed papers: The bales marked
K. O., j.. NJ. A. and j. +. D., we're sent TO
depot December l4th, and consigned TO
New Orleans by the shippers, aud were
shipped, As shown by inclOseC manifest,
on the 18th. I also inclose You some
queries p~rOpounded to Agent Delbridge
by me, ana his answers, showing the
charges are entirely uufOunded.
Win you do us the favor to show these
to your President Of Chamber of Com
merCe, and also 10 editors OF the APPEAL,
and ask them 70 do us the justice 10 cor
rect the charges made in their article. 1
would like especially to have Messrs.
& Hilsmau see them.
Respectfully, E.. D. FROST,
General Superintendent.
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keefers, who was outside, was struck
and he ran, while Mills remarked, Look
at that dsmened son Of a BIB, how he de-
serts us now in time0 trouble I" Mills then
pulled out an army revolver and COM
monced employing Il at Ferguson; another
shot was fred from the cane, and that n
struck young Bateman as be left tha
door; not much of a wound; Ferguson
began to retreat, and the John Ferguson
who was inside in the house with Bate
man, seized q shotgun from the bed
where Bstsman hsd left il when entering
into the fuss with Mrs. Ferguson. and
running it out through a crack in
the side of the house, fired and killed
his nsmesake, who was Fastening into
the brake again. II appears that q per-
son named Copeland was In the brake |
with Ferguson. and he had fred the shot
which struck Ferguson. After this. they
took charge Of Mrs. Ferguson and
marched her of to Bateman's a prisoner.
found Keepers about four hundred wards /
away, and then Mrs. Ferguson remarked, /
u hope the son OF a BIB is dead, but he
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Since the above was written we have
had a word OF two from Mr.. Martin, o.
the firm Of Martin & HilIsm8n, from
whom we have the liberty to publish the
following letter from which IL will be
seen that W. j. S. & Co., Of oxford, are
not so much ina fault, if indeed they are
AZ fault az aIs
OXFORD. MISS, December 6, 1870.
Messrs, A. q H., Memphis, Tenn:
Shipped to-day, 8 bales of cotton q E.
o.. p. +. D., 2 j.. NJ. Al all good cotton.
Very respectfully,
". J. SHOWERS & co.
The above indicates las we think the
correctness Of the assertion of ". j.. $.
& Co., in their letter Of a subsequent
date, as published in she APPEAL of the
9th, that they had shipped the five bales
TO M. q H., of Memphis, and were ulti-
mately compelled, from some cause, to
ship them to New Orleans.
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LAW REPORTS.
seooad ChsEosry Gourt.. .s0olt, %ChanoslIOr.

Second ChsEcery Caurt--.S0Ois, Chancellor.
Gases set for to-day: p, Hill VS. Able,
closing if counsel are present; $50, Rich
srdson VS. Ramsey; 534, Fransiola VS. Bro
chogle; III, Smith VS. Tuggle; I46, Moore
VS. Tate; 339, Moses vs. MOncrief; $40,
Union Bank VS. Pickett; 34l, Morrow vs.
Fltchner; 342, DJnohO VS. Prather; 343,
Mclean vs. Mclean; 346, Powers vs. Pow
ers; 347, Memphis Life and General In
surance Company VS. Leftwich; 348, Good
win Va Thomas; $50, Vaughan VS. Porter,
35l, Merchants Bank of New York vs.
Easteriy; 49,, Hume VS. Henderson: 1853,
Simon VS. TwOhig; 354, Lslly VS. Bjck-
ford 365, Haywood VS. Carr; $50, Bloom
ingdale VS. Rice; 357, Stettheimer VS. Rice.
Tomorrow the paving cases are set
specially for hearing.
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JUST RECEIVED.

800 bbls. Choice Family Flour.
500 " xxx
500 " XXX 4"
SO casks clear bulk sides.
90 tlerces choice Lard.
200 kegs "
so pals choice Butter.
LAWRENCE g. GILMORE,
$40 Second street
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-Flrst chanaerY Cuurt.-.Nernan. ChanoeIlor

This court was not in session yesterday.
Judge Morgan being too unwell TO hold
court. II was adjourned over until to-
day, when he will sit by interchange with
Judge Hsiskell and try the case Of Curry
VS.. Wright. Judge Heiskell will try the
unfinished cases of the calendar, pub
Hshed heretofore. Tomorrow is motion
day. The attorney who has the papers in
the case Of Rucker VS.. Forrest will please
return them UtStanteT to the office Of the
Clerk and Master.
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is not the right one; IN shoot the right
one myself meaning young Bateman.
Each of the prisoners made leDptbv
statements, the substance Of which Is
given here. HOrrigan made q short state
ment IN defense, and then the Justice
bound the parties over in the sum Of
5000.
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First Circuit COURT RsIskeI, Jusas.

Chancellor Morgan being unwell and
not able to preside on yesterday, the
tual Of the Wright-C Curry cases was post
pOned until to-day. Should they not be
taken up this morning, the following
cases specially set will be called for trial:
GA, King VS. Pattison; 56S, Clark VS. Will
hanson; SOB, Tennessee National Bank
VS. Bingham; 6O4, same VS. same.