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The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-10-19

STATE LAND OPF1cE.-Surveyor Gen.
eral John Day, State Register. This
Office sold lands of the State RS follows
October 16, $50 acres; October II, $50
acres; October Is, $50 acres.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-10-19

IMPROVEMENTS EvrRYwHRRE. Kew
SCI & Elrod have been making new the
exterior of their grain barn, which pre-
septs neat and houselikc appearance.
80 .abBE3s ,vsi3 6sSs1ss.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-10-19

NNHE LATEST AND BEST STYLES
Il and patterns Of these staples always on
hand.
Place ~ busineas-C0rner Of CARSON aud
FOURTH Streets. Carson City.
~Terms CASH. and prices 70 suit the times.
Lift OLCOvITCH BROS
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MINING STOCK REPORT.

Reported daily. specially for the New APPEAL
by RICE PErERs, Sock Brokers, in Wells
Fargo Co.'S Office, Carson.
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Resigned.

II Is with feelings Of sincere regret that We
now record the fact that Prof 5. W. Cheney
has rendered his resignation as Principal of
our Female College.
Two causes may very properly be assigned
for this act on the par. Of Prof. Cheney the
first and more important is. that our people
failed to give him liberal and cordial sup
port. The other, and less consequential that
his health was not as good as il might be, I'M
der more favorable skies. However, had he
received that patronage which his talent and
energy deserved, he would have consented to
remain with Us for some time to come.
In this resignation, our worst fears have
been fully realized. We predicted, that Il the
Female College was not sufficiently Patronized
to make il profitable to the Principal, he
would be compelled, In justice to himself and
family, 20 seek another locality, where his
great worth, and that Of his accomplished
daughters, wen better appreciated.
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We mua insist upon the removal Of the old,
decsyed, unsightly trees in our court yard.
They are positive nuisanees. Every man
and woman in town favors this removal. We
do not wish to be considered al the chief mo-
guls Of our corporation; but common sense
dictates that the safety and utility Of our
handsome new court building demand the inn
mediate removal Of all the trees in court
square, except two or three Of the large silver
1oplars in front, and even these should be tap
ped halfway down.
As il now stands, il Is impossible for one
half Of our citizens ON Main street to see the
clock, without going half way mp the street.
Let these old nuisances be removed at once.
There is more than timber enough in each Of
them to pay for the removal. Several Of the
old locusts would produce three or four dol
lars worth Of posts. Let them be hewd down.
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Waters Il Dawson.

1t is with real pleasure that We call attcn-
ton to the liberal advertisement of Messrs
Waters a Dawson,-two Of our most energetic
and enterprising young men-who have just
opened, on Lancaster street, two doors above
the old National Bank, large and well-se-
lected stosk Of Groceries Of all kinds, Confec-
tioneries, Notions, Fancy Goods, Farming I'm
plemeniz, varieties, and general line Of bar
ter goods. We had the pleasure Of looking
through their stock, and must say that bet
ter or more complete line Of goods We never
saw opened In this, or any other country town
Besides this, we found their prices were even
lower, for eash, than can be had in any retail
store of the kind in amy Of our large cities
Go to the Cash Store" and see for yourselves,
whether or not we have told YOU the truth.
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FROM HUSTONvII,LE.


HusroxvnlK, XIV, Nay i"h' is'h
cgyr,sou,i,so. n,srar .,o-rsaf,
You have heard Of thc Conflict of ages'--
Il Is rariur now IN this locality. Our enter
priaing merchants have orc--A q stock OF
eood.-wcll, there l. no use In talking
French. Italian, German, Scotch gu'ieral- and
Irish brcsue. Yankee rascality snd downright
Democratic honesty have exhausted all their
vocabulafic,, and failed TO furnish rnne-, IN
consequence, "webe,cr Unabridged has he
come a fossil, ard the "INrrnfon JouRTst'
and Cook & Grccn's Monthly Buisii~' are the
only authorities. But now comes the "cui-
aict !" II won't rain the tns, i re-tivei Green
has brush; Twidwell sponge, and Bradley
sheds tears. We have no watering apparatus
yet. .
Rev. Mr.. Marshall, Of Lancaster, conimenc-
ed series Of meetings in the Christian church
last Wednesday. lie has large and attentive
congregations. Some additions, and appar-
entity much interest prevails. We are glad %
ace him here but cannot possibly understand
how Lancaster can spare such man. You
would do we'll to keep him with yon, iancas-
ter, as long ~ you can.
The Ccmctary has become an s1'titvt'o'
here. A man may now die in peace, feeling
that his body will not be ploughcd up befor'
the next Presidential election.
A. to politics we have but one great 'ques
ton, and that Is to beat - man for any Office
who Is in favor Of any form Of "Dog Law
we mean any law throwing additional burdcn'
or disabilities on the genuine canine quadru
ped Yours, ~
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HusaonyilIe Turnpike.

The stockholdes Of the Hustonville turn
pike road held their annual election on Sat
urday the 4th inst. John Cash, ST., elected
President and Treasurer. samuel Giyens,
VIM. Burton, h. Vanarsdale, Roy Stewart,
Benz. Good and Montgomery Lyle were elect
ed board Of Directors.
The report of the President Of last term was
very favorable representing the road in good
condition, GU, or debt, and declaring diyi-
dend Of 81 66l 10 each share Of stock.
Our county holds 100 shares in this road,
and the town of Stamford ~ shares and our
citizens should feel grstihed Id having such
an efficient board Of oiioers 10 look fffer their
inteissts t'
A considerable revenue Is paid into the
County Treasury from this road-lafgcf, We
believe than any other road Of the same
length IN N, county.
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A New Turnpike.

VII, a. d;,.o, IN. a,,er,;on Of our cit.
49,. .nd o,h.,. who own atn,bp or timber.
III on, !, ,hs r.giou of Ma.on,s Gan. to the
go, ,,anor,.nce Of constructing a narrow.
II ,s.n,,,L. from tho l,r., ,oll-pate ON
-, IA 40 N. foo, or oven the ton
sS.,s o..
r. ~r.;,;vo n.ce..;,v 10 all of Ms II /.
49,, - r.o,;rrd NV Tho citizen. Of our town
~ 10y go '';-;.,., Ln, - vary many In the north.
49,. ,,ar,,ar ~ ON, county on Hawkins branch
ii ~, n,ny;tls and Knob Lick nike.
~ :, ,,oD, $40. anil haze bccn for wear.
, -. n,,hor .nd haze had 10 rely
-. ~. alraha sessions ~ an, country foy
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Expensixe Fires.

wesa~ daring The past winter, a small load
of common oak VOID, and green oak at that,
sell for three dollars, and there was not
stick over a cord ID il. II took half weeks
work Of laborins man Of our town to pay
for II. We asked why the wood sold for such
high figures and the answer was--"ihe way TO
the knobs is SO bel that ! can't haul over a
half cord at time, and cannot haul mon
than one load pei day" Well, il did seem
quito reasonable, alter all. A man who will
furnish the wood cut and haul Il, and pay
toll, il surely entitled to threedollars for all.
The reason Of III this Ia, that We have no
turnpike out 10 pur timber and wood lands.
Make pike to fem, and our citizens can get
wood at half thy price fhiS poor man paid for
thisl
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STOCK ITEMS.


Mr.. G. II. Waters has Berkshire
SOW two years and six months old, from
which he has realized by the sale of her pigs
$500 in cash; and has fed and killed four,
and presented to some of his friends six.
The sow has now six pigs, which are
worth about $3.50. Is not this encourag.
ing to our farmers, and does Is not dem
onstrate clearly the advantage to be
gained by improving their stock. 1t lisa
well known fact that Berkshire or Ches-
ter hog will not consume as much corn
as the commonest ''sand-cutter."
GOOD YIELD.
Mr.. Logan Dawson Of this county,
sheared few days ago,a cotswool buck,
weighing about 200 lbs, which yielded
II Tbs of wool, some of which was 16
inches in length. This Is a most re-
markable yield, when compared to chat
of an ordinary mountain sheep, which is
about four or five pounds in the grease.
COURT DAY SALES.
There were no mules or horses ON the
market, and but very few cattle. No
sheep or hogs. Prices were fully sustain
ed for grazing cattle; and better feel
ing seemed to prevail than at any other
time during the season. Grass is growing
finely, and tho crop prospects good; conse-
quontly but few stock ON the market, and
a little anxiety to buy at good prices man
ifested, by grazors. Most all the stock
sold ON sixty days time. Col. w. NJ.
Carpenter reports sales as follows;
10 two year old steers good weight
about 800 lbs at s2s per head; COW and
calf (thin) at s2s; common heifer, SIS
90; pair old oxen, SIT 20; lpair year
ling steers, s25; COW and calf. (scrub,)
s22 rs; 5 two year old steers, sl4,50; 4
one year old heiiers, sl7 30; 4 common
steers, sl5 10; 5 cattle (mixed, sl5; l
common heifer, sl5.
PRIVATE SALES.
Col. Weatherford of Hustonville,
bought of Mr.. Dickens, a few days since
IS cattle, weight about 1000 fss at 81,
and a cents per pound.
Same sold to Harvey Helm, without
moving them, the lot at Al cts, per
pound.
james Owens Of Hustonville, bought
Of Mr.. Dickens, 8 mountain cattle 0ight,)
at 50 25 per hundred.
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Mr.. W. r. Peasants, of our county, brought
into our Office a few days since, locust,
which had just emerged from its SHELL" and
on each wing the letter "w as plain IS an Ell
graver's pen could have made it, is stamped.
Those who are Of very superstitious mind,
believe that the letter wv" indicates uu with.
in few years. OF course this is mere SUI
perstitioni still, the common people look upon
il as a serious sign Of trouble. We learn that
many Of our farmers have turned up great
numbers Of these strange insects during the
present year. and il they should prove to be
very numerous, our grain and grass crops
our fruit and shade trees, will greatly suffer
from their ravages.
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Ice.

by reference TO the advertisement nj r. r.
Barrows, in another column, it will he seen
that the citizens Of Stanford, and vicinity, can
have ice delivered to them every morning dur
ing the summer months, at | cts per pound.
Mr. Barrow will attend to the delivery and
Keep his account in person and persons niay
be assured that their accounts viii be correctly
kept, and that they will get ice as pure as can
be procured from the northern lakes. Mr.. B.
tas recently built a large house on the back
Of his pond, and his facilities for furnishing
pure ice Is perhaps better than any one else in
the ice business.
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The Speaking.

On Monday last Cob. Iioskins, Wooliord,
aud BrcckinrisIge all addressed the citizens Of
our county at the eourt-house, each in his
respective interests as a candidate for The
nomination q Congross. Quite large crowd
from each Of jAcm andiencs, and each alads &
fair speech. We regret that 50 many good
Den,oorais won't TO serve Us in Tins capacity.
Two would " enough Ia make race for the
nomination. The insult ~ill he that Only one
will gst the nonlidation, anil ,hs other hse
will be dad ducks forever after, 70 far a. a
sest NJ Congress y concerned
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Dolly Warden Again.

One Ofoar most enierprisi'lg grooen Is ad-
Sertisins extensively. aud selling vast guam
tity Of family four which he brands "Dolly
Warden" ID is very superior article, not
withdrawing, a very -edais and exceedingly
dignihed subscriber 10 this journal, refuses to
Pariske Of the tsanpiing rolls prepared by his
excellent wiz, because she fears i will make a
hump on his back y
We presume 10 intimate 10 the Col. in the
most delicate manner possible, ihs probability
that, II he will persist in the use Of il. very
bseomihg "hump" may form about thu alb
dominsl region.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1872-05-17

ha Democratic meeting held In Month
cello, ny. on Thursday, May oh, 1872, an
motion, Hon. J. =. Chriman was called 10 the
Chair, and explained the object Of the meet.
ing. J.J. Richardson was appointed sccrc-
tay.
On uoiicn u John L. Bo-hcn, the following
committee was appointed tn drnit resolutions
expressive u the sense Of the meeting, via
VIM. East, H. NJ. sellcc, c. Oats, q. g. In
gram, v. II. Isir, and NJ C. Davis, who, after
CONSULTATION, reported the following, viz
Whe,rcs, The Executive Committee II the
state has called a convention IN Lexington,
Ky, m the 2e,h day Of this month for the
purpo-e # nominating candidate Cor Judge
o. the Court Of Appeal. in this, the % APPEL
late district Therefore, be u
RaVlocd, That the democracy Of Wayne
county approve this call.
Resolrci, That, having full confidence in the
irtee'iiy ard legal learning and ability Of
iior. q. V. Mckee, Of Garrard county, we cor
daily recommend him to said convention AZ a
most suitable person 10 be nominated, and
hereby instruct our delegates to cast the vote
Of Wayne county for him.
Reu.roi, That Joshua Berry, L. A. Ianier
A. :. Jones, Henry Gibson, James u. Oats
G. Oats, John Duncan, Pearson Miller, and
Other good Democrats, be appointed delegate,
to said convention, and in the event, no dele.
gate from this county should attend said con.
vention, we authorize W. Mckee Fox, Esq, Of
Pulaski county, to cast the vote Of this county
in the convention.
hsslrct That the proceedings Of this meet
ing be published in the Danville Adrosufc, Is.
TERROR JouRSAI, and Lexington papers.
Said resolutions were unanimously adopted
and the meeting adjourned.
JAS. l.. CHBISMAN, Cha irmar
ID RIcHARDsoS, Secretary.
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Our efficient deputy sheriff, Mr.. W, T. saun-
der, has lost his hay saddle horse from the
pasture Of Wesley Rout. The horse Is about
sixteen hands high, snd has four white feet; ;
and small knot below the hook, on each
hind leg. lie has alsd small spot Of white
in his forehead, and is about a. years 81 age
We hope our young friend may hear Of him
soon, as his duties ressire that he have the
,n.e Of his horse Immediately, II not sooner"
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Cutting Trees.

Some persons have careless habit Of stick
ing their knives into trees about town, or cut
ting gashes in them. The habit is very rep
rehen-ible, and should no; prevail. Trees are
planted for ornament and shade moi for whit
Ting purposes. There is, we believe, town
ordidnnec against the outrageous practice, and
II we any one guilty Of it, we intend to see
that the law is enforced. A person who would
hack with a knife, or otherwise injure a shade
tree, Is either a careless fool or a miserable
knaye.
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Linceln County Fair.

Thesto,k holdersoft the lincoln County Stock
Association met on last Monday, and elected the
following officers; N. Thomas Montgomery,
President; G. II. Rochester and q. w. Civ
ems, Vice Presidents q. II. Mckinney, Secre-
tary and Treasurer w. u. Miller, Assistant
SECRETARY and Treasurer = IL. Baaghman,
John NJ. Hail, W. d. witherr, W, ). Hooker,
Geo. w. Afford, =. d. Pennington and X. h.
Woods, Directors
The board Of directors will mee, Tomorrow
at 2oclock, ?. n, for the purpose " arrang.
ing preliminsrie., Sc. The fair will bc held
as We have before stated, about the 18th and
Isih q July.
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ANNOUNCE M ENTS.


YYAVING FILLED THE OFFICE OF
n Sheriff os this soapiy during the l,a-t
term; and thanking the People fer their sup
port in cleviling ne to That responsible pbs's
ton; | now declare myself candidate for,
notwithstanding them that shall, at al
times, he ready to serve them faithfully in my
official eapacity-if elected. -.
tide W. q. SArNDERs.
r +. EDMIsTON AUTHORIZES Us To.
q Q announce him rs u candidate for Sheriff
Of Lincoln county ut the next August election,
promising, il elected, to make the people
good officer. tide
WYE ARE AUTHORIZED TO AZ
" nounce GEO. r. MCKEE, 81 Garrard
county, candidate for the nomination for
Appellate Judge, in the ID. Appellate b,srisi,
before thu conversion 70 S-lleid 4 He Siagton,
on 10Th NAV, 1872. 49, = ~. :. tide. -.
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Married.

Al the Fourth and VALIANT street Christian
Church, Louisville. Ky-. On the issh in-s.. by
the Rev. william c. Dalton, Jos. p. McKIs-
sEy to Mis- Ina HArcmsH both Of Louis
willie. .srs..r-- r-ra-s
The bridegroom "a s@ Of Mr.. Geo n.
Mckinney, Of this place. and hos been e-id.
ing in Louisyille, Cor some four or five years
The bride Is a daughter Of one Of the proprie-
tons Of the National Hotel.
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LOCAL nREvrTrEs.


have one. .-
Ru.ine- rather dall among stock hwr IN
last Monday.
Craig 4 McAlir,er have new advertisement
IN this i-rue.
The signs indicate several marriages duting
the next six months
Wool Is advancing orceley white hats arc
now in great demand
stanford has ris drinking saloons. One good
one would be sufficient this office.
II was predicted by our wcathcr-cock, that
killing frost would fall about the 10th.
Frank Blackerly has moved his saw mill to
sulphur Station, Henry county Kentucky.
We intend to keep cool during The congrce-
sionsl and Presidential contest, on Burrows ice.
Our friend George Bobbiu had hi arm e.
riously on, Of place on lac, sunday-no par
iicular-.
McAlister a Millcr desire to buy 10000
pounds Of WOOL See their new advertisement
IN this issue.
Three Of the clcverc-t men we ever saw
were in town last Monday. Pity We all can't
20 to Congress.
Some little frye" aboard on last Monday.
No disturbance Of the peace, and consequently
20 arrests made.
shame on the young men who went ont fish.
ing on last sunday-becau-c they didn't
caught nothing"
The Jacksonville turnpike road declares a
good dividend, as win be seen by reference to
rcpor, IN This issue.
Adam Gcnsle has a newly painted sign
several of our saloons had temporary walking
signs on last Monday.
Waits a Higgins have just completed the
plastering on the bank building, and the work
reflects credit upon them.
There were provis ons enough in that box
presented US by Waters a Dawson to last a
small family mcnth--ain't We happyi
We owe much gratitude 10 our very efficient
agents at Pine iIill aud Gum Sulphur for a
good list Of sIb~riber sent us this week
The National Bank moved into their new
housc on Main street las, Saturday, notwith-
standing the unfinished condition Of their
room.
Persons who drive Of a rapid gait through
H. ,,r..,. ~ stamford ar, canfron,cd with a
h;n,,, v;ol.,;on ~ a town ordinance and have
TO "-hell out"
There isn't carriage mandatory in tho
Stale tina, can show A finer lot Of burvies and
roct,w,v. than neppi A CLARK had ON OK.
b;h;,;on l,., slsnAav.
What sight 10 behold A bran new court.
house, concealed from view by dead locust.
and cc,lars which would "givs the SORE eyes ia
a las, years birds nest"
r...s.l.,.;.,,r. ,r.now =, wo,l On
=. ~. L,,,il;r,, -. a., l;..,,;,,, :,
Mr.. II. whceler, who intends this job TO he a
lasting reflection Of his skill rs a painter.
w u c.-,n IF III. Mac. ba.a moci;ns
b;rb ,vh;ch 4. v.,x r,u,,k,bIo t,, tho rrc,,
v,,,.,v ~ M mote. NJ, a /. now TEACHING
!, :. rti-,,a a.. o,.. ,,o,,,I,, ,,,;on.I al
y.,,., noo.r-
-
.,vwh.r. a., ali !, IN. ar,w c..h .,or.s a,
W,,.r. a D,w.on and No will be found ,bank.
IN. ,h.n @, III. box a. .,mnlc. of ,bei,
1910, a. az .honn sood.
X :. Taylor oi iurnsfsvnne, - doing
ise'y on-'ne'- IN shipping "a" 'Ara 20 LOUIS
Niile' ms "'iA S'h' 'eA"''l [" sly PIT ca
load ana pays M" n'' p'oNe'' S'V P'' 'A'
lhtr u iStifr thah rtlnhg Bfoccf.-
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We hope that our stock men will use every
exertion TO make our coming summer fair a
grand success. Coming as ID does, first upon
the list Of such exhibitions in the State, the
people in the adjoining counties are anxious
to attend, and always attend in great numbers,
We have il in our power to make one Of the
best country or county fairs In the State, and
we are not ashamed Of the exhibitions Of
stock We have made at any Of them. The bcs,
plan is to begin now, and work vigilantly un.
Ill the business is placed upon sure founda-
ss..
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Quite a number" of the Stockholders in
the l.. a n. K. Il. Co., left this place for lou.
isville on Tuesday morning last, to be in at
tendance at the meeting called to determine,
among other things, whether or not the COM
pany will extend or begin the extension Of
the Knoxville branch fran Livingston, the
present terminus, to meet the Tennessee and
Virginia roads at the State line between Ken
lucky and Tennessee.
We are glad to know that all Of the stock
holders on this end Of the road favor the ex-
tension, and We hops the others will vote with
them, and begin the work during the present
summer. We fear greatly, however, that a
majority oppose the extension.
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CONVICTION MARKET.

CovISoroS, May u, is72.
Cattle--Reccipts light, amounting to only
ll3 head during the week, 60 Of which were
shipped eastward. We quote shipping cattle
at 5lCa6lc.; Best butchers cattle - IL &C.; Sec
cud quality do 4ail.
Sheep and Lanbss-Thc supply Of sheep is
not large, the receipts during the past week
amounted TO ass head, 81 Of which were ship
ped eastward. We quote sheep with wool On
at Stdslc; sheep with WOOL of ct gta5lc.--
Lanibs 81 5OCa5 per head.
fTogs-The arrivals during tic pas, week
amounted to g32 head. We quote butcher
Hogs at Si@4 10 1er 100 lbs; stock hogs 81
@ic.
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Deferred Again.

We plead earnestly to our citizens to plant
trees On the Male seminary ground, this
spring. We have plead more than dozen
times for 1t. Still the time has again gone
by, and not a Jingle trcs was put there to
break the dull monotcny Of sunshine.
Well, We leave tho matter now. Stand idle
all the time. Lct The san shine down unmer-
cifully as ever on your ehldncn's heads.
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RclihO,ss

Prod. Jos. n. Myer. will preach at the
Christian church next lords day at n o'clock.
Rev, A. d. Rash will preach a, the Baptist
church next Lords day at II O'Clock.
Rev. =. W. Cheney viii preach In the Pres
byterian church, on next sabbath morning, at
II o'clock
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Grand I.arccuy.

negro man vas arrested and brought, on
"Wednesday Last, hcfsre ju-iioss Carson and
Dennis, on charge o. grand laroeny--bring
accused Of stealing sl'out reventy-fve dollars
in money from another negro. The result was
that the accused had his trial postponed until
! TUESDAY nsxf.