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WORE BLooD.
a Probably Fatal Shooting al the CorneI
Of BeaIe and ~. Martin Streets
Frank stlc,er shot BY Camp Ferguson.

At twelve o'clock last night the peace
full air was fretted by the vicious crack
Of the deadly pistol at the corner of
Beale and st. Martin street. Frank
Stiever was shot through the head, the
ball entering the face neal the ear and
ranging downward. Very little could
be ascertained as to the cause Of the
deadly attempt, OF as to how it came
to take place there at that time.
SOME NEGROES
who were standing talking to Mr..
Stiever at the time, say that Camp Fer
gusOn passed along the sidewalk with
out making any comment, and when
ten or twelve feet from the
little crowd, turned round and
leveIled his pistol at STEINER, who
dueked his head, and in so doing
received the shot in the place stated.
He was shortly afterward taken to bis
house o n st. Martin street, below Vance,
where medical assistance was procured.
1t is hard to say now whether ne will be
able to survive or not. The police, on
the representations that were made,
went in pursuit Of Camp Ferguson, who
~secreted himself, they say, and thus
eluded them.
There was known to be bad feeling be-
tween Camp and Stiever growing out
Of politics, the particulars of which, in
view Of the uncertainty that surrounds
the whole transaction at present We do
not deem proper to publish.
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MURDER OF w. IA. BELL, ESQ.
He Is Assassinated on the Highway
Two Negroes Arrested on Sus-
PlefOn Of the Crime.

BARTLETT, May Z ~
EDITORS APPEAL-News was brought
to our village this morning of the mur-
der Of Esquire John Bell, as he was IA
miliarly known, near his home, seven
miles southeast of Bartlett, last even
ing about shutdown. Esquire Bell went
to Memphis on Monday and returned in
the evening, stopping on the way from
Bartlett at the house of a friend and re-
quested the loan Of a gun, which he did
not get, stating that he had had a diff
Guilty with a negro man working upon
his premises that morning and the ne
gro threatened his life, and he did not
wish TO return to his home unarmed.
About shutdown the report of a gun
wa heard in the direction of his house,
by persons working in the adjacent
fields, and also, soon thereafter, some
one screaming, but those who heard il
did not 90 to see about it. Early this
morning his horse was found at the gate.
riderless, and some Of the members OF
his family went down the road toward
the front gate, some half mile from the
house, and to their horror discovered
the body of Esquire Bell lea the gate,
where it had fallen when shot by the
assassin, who was secreted in a thick
growth of bushes near by. Hogs
had commenced to devour his
body. 1t appears that he was shot
with a shotgun as his face, neck, and
breast was perforated with shot. Elijah
Pulliam, Esq, was sent for, and at this
writing is holding an inquest.
Mr.. Bell leaves a family and numer-
Gus relatives and friends who will be
panied to learn of his sudden death.
He lived several years since the wal on
Big Creek, andwas previously a wealthy
planter in Arkansas, whittier he went
from this COUNTY many years ago, he
moved into the neighborhOod where he
was murdered in January last, and was
noted for his industry and activity in
business matters.
His Oldest son, we believe is a prac-
ticing physician at Randolph, Upton
county.
Just as l close these lines | learn that
Phil. Ward and Henry Owen, colored,
have been arrested on suspicion of
knowing to this terrible murder. This
bloody deed is the wonder and astOnish-
ment of the quiet n~eighborhood in
which it occurred. Every effort will be
made by the citizens to detect the as
sassin. p.
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For dyspepsia, indigestion, depression
of spirits and general debility in their
various forms, a preventive against fe-
yer and ague and other intermittent
fevers, the FerTo-P hOsphOrated Elixir
Of Calisaya," made by Cassweli, Haz-
ard Il Co, New York, and sold by all
druggists, is the best tonic for patients
recovering from fevers OF sickness. 1t
has no equal.
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MOSQUITO BARS.
Upholstry, Bedding and Furniture.
CHEAP,
At Thixton's, next to the express ofie,
GERMANTOWN BAPTIST CHURCH.

The Building Committee. having deter.
mined to complete a meeting house on or be-
lore the hrst day of October next; and yet
wishing to give the community an opportu.
nifty to accept the proposition OF NJ. p. Webb
70 furnish them a permanent and beautiful
site Tor a female college, in shares OF fifty dol
lars each, a number of which is already taken
and, having decided upon the plan and speei-
ncations offered by MeSsrS. Cole q Co., viii de-
Ter entirely closing the contract to build unil
the nrst OF June next, and Notwithstanding
some efforts made to defeat them, do hereby,
with great confidence Of success, invite all
true friends Of education in the community
TO take the stock offered.
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THE citizens of Memphis may con-
graduate themselves. One of their most
respected citizens has prepared, and is
now selling faster than he can manufac-
ture it, there being many orders ahead,
a preparation for the hair that is supe-
riOr to anything ever offered to the pub
lie. No lady or gentleman should be
without it. 1t is a cream prepared from
glycerine. Try it, and rest assured you
viii not be disappointed. 1t renders the
hair soft and glossy. Call at j. B. Hills,
No. 2SI Main street.
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e TENNESSEE


The following message, to which no
answer has yet been received, vas for
warded to its destination yesterday. 1t
will be Endorsed by every reader of the
APPEAL.
MEMPHIS, May Z. 1872.
To General W. b. Bate, care Of August Bel
mont, New York City.
We want no National Democratic
Convention. This is the universal seRti-
ment Of West Tennessee.
NJ. u. l.. STEWART,
VI. &. GALLAWAH.
JOHN IT. EIsSKINE,
J.PATTON ANDERSON,
f.. A. COLE,
p. ". WINTERS,
W. ". MCDOWELL.
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GEO. w. THOMAS,
WM. E. MILLER,
g.. II. VASSAR,
For the Committee.
GERMASTOwN, Tenn, April q, 49,.

CoNNUBIALF ELICTrY.-Nothing tends
more to connubial happiness than cheer
full and healthy infants and children.
Mrs. Whitcombs syrup IS The great chill
dren's soothing remedy.
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A TREAT FOR THE CHILDREN,
at the
DOLLAR STORE.

Fob SHERIFF.-A. P. Curryannounees
himself as an independent candidate fOI
reelection to the Office OfSheriffo 70 Shell
by county. Election August, 1872. He
respectfully refers to the merchants and
lawyers Of Memphis as to his fitness to
hold the office.
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Armstrong; patent mOsguito-net
frame. The neatest cheapest and most
durable in the market. Call and ex-
anime il before trying Others. Satisfac-
ton guaranteed.
ARMSTRONG, NALL & Co,
1852 Main street.
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UPPER BLUE LICK WATER exercises
a potent and controlling influence E
the secretory functions Of the Liver. It's
influence upon this gland is togradualIy.
but surely, unload it when engorged, and
to stimulate it to a healthy performance
of its functions when torpid. For sale
at the drug stores.
MANSFIELD & HIGHEE.
Whplaanfa Nuaufa
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PLUMBING, s15 Second street.
CARPETS.

Our stock is now complete in this line,
consisting of all grades and styles, at
prices that we defy competition. Call
and examine. No trouble TO show goods.
ARMSTRONG, NALL & CO.,
1852 Main street.
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HORSE-A large, gentle horse, suitable Tor
III a family horse; also, a SYinebrOad press,
In good order, two nne desks, scales, four
good leyee scoops, etc, Inquire al Isl Madison
street. myy
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INVENTORS AID ASSOCIATION.
A Most satisfactory Meeting and Re
pOrs.

The association met last evening in
the Chamber Of Commerce, Colonel G..
w. Alexander in the chair.
The reports Of the different commit
tees were Of the most satisfactory char
acter. The stock necessary TO an organ
izatiOn has been subscribed.
Mr.. J. z. IAnphier was appointed a
collector to visit the subscribers and re-
ceive their first assessment.
S. p. Read, Esq, Of the Union and
Planters Bank, was designated and APP
pointed to receive the funds Of the ASSOC
citation.
Colonel Leon Trousdale offered a resO-
luton thatFthe Secretary pro TEN, Mr..
Lanphier, be empowered 70 contract for
the necessary printing 70 carry out the
views Of the association. Carried.
Our citizens have done well in 50
promptly and generously putting this
organization on foot. The notices al
ready received from Washington are Of
the most flattering character. Memphis
viii be the Mecca of inventors. IL is
expected, if subscribers promptly pay
up, that the Association viii be IN full
operation in ten days.
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The Liberal Republican Executive
Committee will meet at their rooms, 450
Main street, at eight O'clock this even
ing. Business Of importance demands
the presence of each member.
J. W. P~URVIANCE, Chairman.
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LOCAL ITEMS.

Go to Leddin's Business College.
Attend Robertson's Business College.
Armstrong's Photographic Gallery,
No. I'll Main street. Three faultless
gem pictures for fifty cents.
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UNDERTAKEN.
ST. ANpREWN SOCIETY.

JOHN WALSH
No. 33I Second street,
near Union.
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TNHE CALHOUN BLOCK, southeast corner
Il Main and Monroe streets. Apply 20
William Z. Hunt.
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Second ChRneery Court Chancellor
Scott
No court yesterday on account of the
illness of the Chancellor. To-day will
be motion day.
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LOST.

nOG-Speckied pointer dog; answers tC
u name OF "POntO." Information of hi
whereabouts viii be literally rewarded.
my3 6. A. MANN, - Monroe street.
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ANNOUNCEMENT
Coneclor on PrtNiIege.
Fo- Co11IV Ta1-IaKector.

ME are authorized I announce THAR
w NEY MAThES as candidate FOR r.
lection as state N county IaX-Colleetor on
Privileges subject to- he nominating conven-
lion. ap25
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NoTIcE.-To my former friends and
patrons, having returned permanently
to Memphis, l would be pleased TO see
you at the Wall Paper and Paint Store
of Hook & Lagrill, 32G Second street.
r. FRIEDRICH.
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CLEANING by chemical process with
out securing, only at the Memphis Steam
Dyeing Establishment, 81 Madison street
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ECoNoMY.-Take your spring clothing
to the Steam Dyeing and Cleaning House
Hunt & Hanson's old stsnd), 246 Sec
ond street. HANSON q WALKER.
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7. S. BARBoURs SERAwBERRnEs.-
Received daily and for sale by Moore &
Chamberlin, 81 Beale street.
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d. HUNTER. OF civil District No.2 is a
A. candidate for County TaX-tOllectOr
subject 70 the decision Of the Democratic Com
Nantion. my
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SEE advertisement of DR.. Butts Dis
pensary, headed Book for the Million
Marriage Guide, in another column. It
should be read by all
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FOE RENT OR SALE.

DUILDING LOTS1On Preston Place, Madi-
ID son street extended, for lease for ten
years. at low rent. Desirable lots on Court
street extended, for sale cheap. Apply 20
RONS1 EK, IRRELEVANT Co.
mhg nANfI Z pf bNTnN
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WANTS.

FAMILIES travelling for the summer, or
persons in want OF nurses OF sewiug
women. would dc well 10 call on William Oar
dis. 81 Jefferson street myS
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FRESH grass butter received and 70
sale, cheap, at Moore & Chamberlin's
"a Beale street.
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THR largest assortment and most fash
ionable hats in the city, at Leidy's.
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FOR SALE.

ID ESIDENCE AND LOT-A cottage resi-
n dence and beautiful lot on Mosby street;
lot - hy lgs feet. This is a fine opportunity
for a bargain. Apply 70 9. ". Alexander,
Business Manager Of the Appeal, No. II Union
street. my6
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By BOOTH < CO., IS Jefferson street.
We vii sell, this WEDNESDAY, morning,
Nay 3, al 10 o'clock,
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VINCENT BoTTo.-Madame Vincent's
old stand, Washington and Front. Good
liquors and cigars-lunch.
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SUBsCRIBE for the WEEKLY APPEAL. Only
two dollars and fifty cents per year, or Two
dollars for clubs Of Two or more.
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II l. PRIDDY iSa candidate for Tax-Col-
IL. lector. before the nominating Conver-
non. June ~. lS72.
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For sheriff

MARCUS J. WRIGHT is a candidate for
NJ reelection 10 the Office Of Sheriff of
shelby County al the ensuing August election,
subject 20 the action Of the DemOcrOtic Con-
NtntiOn u Junc Oh APIS
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THE cheapest and best steam dyeing
and cleaning house in the city is at 246
Second street, Hunt d Hanson's old
stand. HANSON Il WALKER.
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SEE the late styles, very neat, al
Iaidyis.
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SUBSCRIBE for the WEEKLY APPEAL- Only
two dollars and fifty cents per year. or two
dollars for clubs Of two or more.
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SUNDAY-sCHOOL CELEBRATION.

The DAILY APPEAb is served to city sub.
scribers, seven issues per week, only twenty
five cents.
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THE DAILY APPEAL is served 10 city sub
scribers, seven issues per week, only twenty
five cents.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT and patrons are
respectfully invited to leave their orders
for the Memphis Steam Dyeing Estab-
lishment at 81 Madison street, where
the best cleaning and dyeing is done in
the city.
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THE hat for spring, just received al
Leidyis.
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STRAwBERRIEs.-Received fresh ev-
cry day. CONWAY q LINDSEY,
1853 Main Street
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FoR RENT.

UNFINISHED ROoM-At Yillett's, No. q
Adams street. mya
ETORE-Umder the Commercial Hotel, suit
= able for "a tailoring establishment or other
business. Possession Immediately. Apply 20
Neuken Brothers. myb
nOONs-Two large furnished rooms, just
II papered and painted, Will board for a
--sUuernaD an wife. OF two ingle gentlemen
Tor each room. al No. 81 East Court street;
no. ore large ballroom, newly painted and
psDered. for rent, with board for a single gem
fieman. Terms moderate 70 permanent board
- NR-References required nos
gDA-WATER sTAND-For Rienicking.
Apply 70 r. OiBrien- az Main street my9
JTTAGE-A cottage containing ave rooms.
Thare "a a good cisiem Of water IN the
Rent so per year. Apply 10 J. Y.
). corneZof Vance and streets.
sfDENCE-A shady, pleasant residence,
m line Of Hernahdo cars. ". A. Wheat
main street. aP@
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The members of the society will meet
(punctually) on Thursday evening at
eight O'Clock. Business of importance.
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POTICHOMASIA Vases.
Bohemian Vases.
China Vases.
Parian Vases.
Flower Pots.
At the Dollar Store.
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DuTCHRR,S LTGHTNING FLY.KILLER

sweeps Them Oh n clears the house speedily.
Try It. Sold by dealers everywhere.
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HAVE you tried the imported wines
and other liquors at the "Bay HOrse?p
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The latest style hat, very neat, at
I -sI-fa
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FOR FRIARIs POINT AND BEN e
FOB ST FRANCIS RIVER.
o WHITE RIVER.

Memphis and White River Packet Co.
U. \. Mail and Southern Express
For Helena, Devall's Bluff, Searcy, Augusta
and JacksOnpOrt.
The Elegant Passenger Steamers
LEGAE TENDER.--W. 5. Ashford. Master
Leaves Memphis every TUESDAY, at )
o'clock pm.
H. II. WALT--------.JOhn J.. Edison, Master
Leaves Memphis every SATURDAY, ats
O'Clock pm.
The above line of elegant steamers connect
at DevaIlis Bluff with the railroad for LittI
Rock and Jacks0npOrt.
ELLIOTT & MILLER, Agents,
mh7 2 Promenade, foot of Jefferson.
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ZOE ARKANsAs RTvER.

AEEMPHIS AND ARKANSAS RIVER
ll Packet Co., Z. s. Mail Line.-The elegant
passenger boats of this line leave Memphis
for all points on Arkansas river Mondays
and Fridays. at 3 pm.
W. II. RENNEDAY, AGENT,
Office on COmpany's Wharfboat,
mhl Foot of Court street.
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FANS and Parasols at the Dollar
Store.
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STRAYED.

NEARE-On Monday night, from CauSey
M street pOlice-statiOn- a bay mare. slightly
/ me in hind foot. For her delivery at police
stables, or forinfOrmation Of her whereabouts,
a liberal reward viii be paid. myS
MARE-On sunday evening, MAY ;, from
vi Wells station, Memphis and Ohio rail
road, a black mare, l5k hands high; had on
blind bride; small scar on left side Of neck;
harness mark ON left shoulder; unshOd. Libe-
raj reward Will be paid for her return. or any
information as to her whereabouts, LEFT with
r. L.Anen, Wells Station, or Z. H. Porter, =
Exchange street. my
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WANTED.
ONE Kindred LABORERS

BY ajlner & Rather, Ripley Railroad, Mid
dieton, Tennessee. Station men wanted Ap-
pip TO ]. B. galloway, Memphis and Charles
ton Depot. apo
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LAW REPORTS.

THE COMPROMISE" hat just received
at Leidy's.
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GAs-FfrT1Na, 8I5 second street.
sTEAM-Frrrma. s15 Second gtreet.

II celebrate Glycerine Cream, is tie best
preparation for rendering the hair soft and
glossy. For sale by J.. B.Hills. &I Main street.
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rHE MAY

This evening the young ladies OF
Grace Church will have a May Queen
browning in the hall, at eight or nine
o'clock. This will be a festival in itself,
which will be well worth seeing.
Busy people would do well to remem-
Der the lunch which the ladies serve
during the day.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-07-26

ODD FELLOW CELEBRATION AT CAM.
ERoN.-The Odd Fellows at Cameron
had huge time yesterday. Members Of
the Order were in attendance from East.
ern Ohio, Western Pennsylvania, and Of
course from all parts Of West Virginia.
Many Lodges attended in a body and
Joined in the procession which, by the
way, was said to be one Of the finest ever
witnessed in this section Of the country.
A fine dinner was given on the Fair
Grounds, III Floral Hall, by the Cameron
Lodges to their brethren in attendance.
Messrs, Clarkspn and Pipes were the ora.
tors of the day, and their addresses were
in keeping with the occasion. The affair
wound up with ball which was indeed
grand affair. Taken all in all, the Cam.
eronites Should feel justly proud Of the
success attending their efforts in getting
up the celebration.
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AT LAsT.-Alter three or four post
ponements,on account oil the weather, the
Chaplain Street Sunday School had a
tolerable suspicious day for their excu1s.
ion yesterday, The school with their
friends took the morning train over the
Hempdeld for West Alexander, where
they spent delightful day in the woods.
The managers deserve great credit for
carrying out their arrangements in a
manner so acceptable to all.
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PRIVATE PICNIC.-A gay and happy
party went out to Stelle's Grove in a spe.
cial car yesterday and had a splendid day
OIL enjoyment A huge stand erected in
the grove was filed during the day by
the fair maids and gallant gentlemen o.
the party tripping the light fantastic tic
the accompaniment Of excellent music
The affair was very exclusive in its char.
acter, but the more enjoyable to those
present on that account
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Orr YoR Eunorn-Mr, John +, Wu.I

+ orr FOR EuRoPH.-AEr. John E. WI.
son, Of this city, late Of the firm of simp-
son, Wilson & Hoge, lett yesterday after.
noon for New York, where he will join
D. Q. List, Esqr., ana Misses Mcclellan,
List and Mckee, who will sail for Europe
tomorrow. Mr.. W. visits the Old World
for the benefit Of his health, and it's hoped
that the ocean passage, climate, scenery,
&C., will have the effect Of improving it
We trust he will return to ourmidst fully
restored TO health.
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SUPREME CoURT.-In the case OF Kitz.
miller Us. Vandiver, from Mineral county,
the argument was concluded by BoggSsl
for appellant and submitted.
The case Of John A. Nethkins ps. Alex.
sommerville, &c, from Mineral county,
was dismissed on motion of the appellant,
The case OF John Mcclure, admir-, &C.,
Us Jacob F. johnson ct al, from Pendle.
ton county, was continued.
The case Of Hyer, admir-, Is. Vaudiver,
from Mineral county, was partly argued
by White for appellant and Allison Tor ap.
pellee.