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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-07-09

Some OF the street car companies have
done good thing in unshipping the car
doors at the rear. There Is no necessity
Cor doors as long as this weather lasts.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-07-09

Administrator Lewis has several speci-
mems of hard gravel in his office. of the
kind which is used TO make q hard road.
he'd
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IMPROVEMENT or THE YAZHO
RIVER. NisslSslPPI.

C"I.0 ST4Ts. F:Gt.vNN. OrV'.1.
.oilIOe. La. June IL, 1873. )
CEALED PROPOSALS., N DCPLiCATE, WILL b.
- received ut thIs office until twelve oClocA
NJ, THURSDAY, July 81 1873, for the removal -
eight cI mere wreck, SOW o!st,uc:n. the age.
river.
petiica:icEs an: ali Necessary information WI
u. furnished Epon Application - TINS otice
Proposals st he made Unc.. blank forms to 10
obtained at This office
They must he addressed. 70 the undersigned L,I
Endorsed Proposals Tor Improvement ct Ia."s
River
The RICH: 70 reject any 0, all bids IS reserved.
W. II. II. BENYAURD.
i-21 St Captain Engineer United States Army.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-07-09

Jadge Mccullough reports having col.
.ected the sum of So for the week ending
July ). Judge Staes. for the two weeks
endip: same date. returns :!2G.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-07-09

Administration Lewis viii! make an effort
20 greatly improve the Ridge City Park
Ills ideas will meet with the hearty ap'
Droyal o: all classes Of citizens. 1.ven saN
:es;s.e:s VII! second the motion.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-07-09

party o. ten unemployed clerks ias'
O-cn,n. started of on a coasting excursion.
~ search OF wholesome recreation ana
,iessure. They Save small schooner and
"a they left the Pontohartrain wharf last
evening. they fred salute and went away
before lively ives, wind. with an,icipa'
lions Of having right :oyal time. Exp.e'
Sitiops of this kind are not expensive. IN
fact the cost is less than remaining IN the
city. They intend TO remain away aoo":
.yD veeks
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-07-09

IN exchange says: when you see bare
headed man following a COW through ,he
front gate and filing the air with garden
supplements and profanity. sou may KNOW y,
that hi. cabbage plants have been set out. y
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-07-09

Before falling eight ieet upon = pie OF
stones, always take a reef in your tongue.
Ii Mr. Seller, Of Louisville. had taken this
simple precaution he would not have bitten
OF that useful member.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-07-09

N.s. Mary Kane. her husband, and Matte
Grown. were before Judge GernoE yesteg'
.laY for having created too -reat rumpus
At the corner of Gasquet and Franklin
streets at an unreasonable and unreason.
able hour re emily. The Madame was fined
S27 30. the Doctor $40. and the Brown So
SO 80. They must pay or suffer.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-07-09

There were three cases OF sunstrohe yes
;erday--One fatal. John MeCormack' 10Y
:rerly police officer. was the Vlctih!'
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STOLEN.

o,T0LES.-. DARK BROWN HORSE. "EA:DBD
- letter on left shoulder and {. with GLOSS II
centre on EFT Sank split in left for 1907. Any II
formation. 10 be sent to ttsh u. c-n.' vo'oa s'a-
ZION: + Is y. ward. IT
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sncse.sion VI Mnric En.-.:. pon:r:c.

Succession III Marie tu..g-;t Boil!I:r-
80. So 40.
CkCOND DISTRICT COURT .oit aE PARISH
~ of CreaGs.-- whereas, M. NleOw Ea...,..
DOiIole Las petit;on-d Tn. .ov,. fJr ie.te's o:
administration the estate of tn late Marie j.
genie DolliOle, decea 7ei inteBata Notice is hc!sc;
given to all whom ID ma: CONCERN to snow CAUSE
within ten days why the PRAYER Of Tie said Pc.
TONER should not be granted.
By order Of he Court.
Jy3f ~ FRANK PACE. JR.. Cle:f,
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.Ntl1'iCE.


TREASURY DEPARrMHsf,1
One. o! ne Controller OF the Currency, !:
Washington. March 81 1879
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL PFRSOfH
IN who may have claims against the CresceH:
City National Bank of New Orleans, Louisiana.
that they called upon to present the same An's
to make legal proof thereof to Charles Case IT,.
ceiver, az the Office OF said receiver. No 5" Sat'isS
e.Ieet. New OSIeA.s. louis.
JOHN JAY KNOX,
ml2S 3M Controller OF the Currency.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-07-09

Million loan. 1868, Louisiana Ma '--..r'
ntional Bank. Fiscal Agent. %
Ni,.,;;ss::: loan. 1859, Louisiana Ma
tional Bank, Fiscal Agent. wv )"
Million loan. 1870, Louisiana Ma
tiunal Bank, Fiscal Agent. .0' u
Million loan, 1871, Louisiana Ma
tional Bank, Fiscal Aselt...... :,ios 50
Tax warrants, disburse nents.... "..s3 IA
Interest, 1872, disbursements 80. ~ %
Ten per cent bonds. 1871. Louis.
Jana National Bank. Fiscal
Agent ................; .;;;::;;.. S,:3S %
Street improvement bonds, ISL. ioI AZ
Law charges, 1872 disbursements. io3 II
Fiscal Agents collatera! security
fund. Louisiana National Bank.
Fiscal Agent ................,. ~i,n32 w
Jury service, 1872, disbursements. 80 w
Inquests. 1872, Disbursements. - w
City money, disbursements ...... 81 %
Total. ,433 06
Balance. on hand JulE!, 1873. 37.92o "a
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Local. Intelligence.

PLEASURE TRIP.-Recently iaborer,
employed 10 Administrator Lewis depart
ment, was seen on the shell road in blaze
Of glory, taking good ialf holiday riding
In one OF the departments otfal carts. The
style and splurga induced him to cease to
work for "a foreman who discharged him.
One would suppose that there is little
pleasure in riding 10 an oital car: On Sun.
day.
Down IN THE SALT MINEs.-EXcursionist
and sight-seers should read an advertise
}, ment in another column, concerning an ex.
'ursion 20 the salt mines in st. Mary parish.
he thermometer in the mines never ranges
3 high as seventy degrees. which should
iduce painting humanity 20 seek its cool
temperature.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-07-09
SPECIAL NOTICES.

How to Battle Disease.-Tle man who puts
bullet through his head dies mo:e speedily than
lie who is cont inualv sending voeys Of strong,
.athartic pills down his throat; buo the drastic
villets are as fatal IL the end the leden ball. 1t
is only q question OF time. Common sense should
teach every body that the idea OF e.rellrg disease
by s1bverting the bodily visor whch is It's natiirs
antagonist. is supremacy absurd. There should be
no purgaton Wilton: nvigOrafion an.. resulat on.
These three processes should so OF together, AM.
they do SO n al cases where Hostet:e; St0ina.l
Filters are used remedy for disease OF for the
general debility growing out Of q corp state OF
the ges:ive and secretive organs. IA tbs Erea.
vegetable restorative mingled three essential
elements ofsuse purifying element, a tonic eS-
ment and ant;-bilious element. B. these means
dyspepsia. n..ious disorders. intermittent .eveis
sick headache. constipation and nervous 'lebility
are readily cured and epidemic disease pr.,.n.ed d.
20 3tpoi "
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To.ai....

AGED. ;ntirm and INDECENT. 1873.
disbursements. ......;;
Cos. OF removal Of sick. etc.. io'''
di. tuTsementS. ....'
Con:in gent. 1873. disbursements:
Drainage. general service. io'o'
disbursements. ................
Furniture, 1873. disbursements:
House OF refuge, boys, 1873, dis
bursements.
House Of refuge, girls, 1873, dis
burseuents............s.....'s
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-07-09

Caleb Cushing says that for the past
twenty five years he has spent seventeen
hours daily in INTELLECTUAL pursuits.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-07-09

Captain Peter Joseph. fifth precinct. ar.
rested q lad for selling obscene books; Du'
Judge Lon: discharged the Httle ielloW,
thinking that there was no harm IN MN. III
half an hour or so the young migrate was
arrested for stealing bolt of cotton. Il's
Sine he %il. not get of SO easy.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-07-09

The ban.uettes near the FISK. Webster
and one or two other schoolhOuses need a
...tle brick work. and as It is the city's duty
20 make these repairs. Of course i. will be
speedily done.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-07-09

Office Of the ST. Charles Street Railroad
Company. corner OF Carondelet and Eighth
streets, New Orleans, !ine q, 1879 The stock
holders OF this company are hereby .otitied to
meet at th, office on MONDAY. July rs, 1875. be
tween the hours o: 10 VI. and =. NJ. to vote upon
the increase o. the .a!i tai stock of this company
i.21 I'm v. hIVIERE, Secretary.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-07-09

Office Mutual Aid and Benevolent Lite
Insurance Associat ton, No. 10 Camp street, New Or
leans, July 8, !873--Members OF this assoc alton
are hereby notified OF the dealt. of P. ummngs,
who died in this city January 1871; :. J. White:
who died in this city January :. 1873. and Marut!
Goldsmith. Who died in this city January .. 49,.
and are called upon to come forward without
further notice and paw at the office OF The assocla.
ton, No. IS Camp steeet. % on each on OF Se:or.
?. NJ, August j.. 1875. ~
i've e W. YOUNG, Secretary.
Sta:e National Bank of New Orleans.
New Orleans. June %, l873.-At meeting of the
Board of Directors held this dav, a dividend OF
THREE AND QUARTER PR CENT to the stock
holders, and ividend of THREE-Q UARTERS OF
ONE PER CENT I" the depositOrs upon their aver.
age daily balances was declared on: II the earn
ING. OF the bank Tor the past three months, paya.
BILE On and after MONDAY. July q, 1877.
Notice IS hereby ven that, n cOnses rence 81
the largely increased labor under :iae mutual .ys
ten, the future dividends of this bank viii be de-
clared semi annually, payable in Jant!a,y and July.
il2lm CHARLES L. G. DUHUY, Cashier
(:ermania National Bank, New Orleans.
June y, l3.3-At q meeting of the Board OF .!rec
tors, held this day, semi annual Dividend OF rN
PER CENT declared. payable - sc stock
holders on demand.
je29 lot HERMAN ROE1N. Cashier.
ttatcheiOr's Hair Dye.-This splendid Hair
Dye is the best in the world The only true and
perfect dye Harmless, reliable and instan taneous;
disappointment ridiculous tlDts or unt ieas-
ant OdOr. Remedies the i'll effects of bad dyes and
washes Produces immediately superb black or
natural brown, and leaves the hair clean soft and
beautiful. The genuine. signed By W. 4.
CHARLES BATCHRLOR
oc3 " Proprietor, New York.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-07-09

The upper side of Canal street, from LIB
erty 20 Claiborne streets. is to be filled with
gravel in few days. These squares have
been designated by ADMINISTRATOR Lewis
:or the purposc of aifording Messrs. Higgins
and Wilson an opportunity to test then
crave. SYSTEM of street paving.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
REGULAR MEETING.

City Hail., SEv ORIr.s.
tuesday. July &. 1875. )
The Council met this day a. y NJ, in
regular session.
Presentation. Louis =. Witt, Mayor,
presiding. and Administrators Brewster.
Calhoun. E!tzen.eiter. lewis. STU: ckec and
Turnbull.
The minutes o: the las: meeting were ap-
proved.
Communications from the Mayor ana id-
ninistrators.
1ue following message tron. the Mayor
was read, and the assignment: therein an
nouncod was approved:
MAYoa..,1 - :.-r Hg,sA:s.,
.uly 9. .t.3. )
To the City Council of New Orleans:
ln accordance with section seven Of the city
charter have assigned Hon. B. VI. Turn
bull to act as Administrator Of Finance,
vice Hon. Louis Schneider. sbser. on Leave
on account Of sickness.
LOUIS A. WILT. Mayor.
Tie Mayor laid before .hc Council the
monthly reports TO him, tor the month OF
June. OF the undermined Administrators
and the same were received:
I. The Administrator q; improvements
. TIE Administrator ii Finance and
Public Accounts Goir: report'.
8. The Administrator OF POLICE. ~:i.ic,.
shows the following earnings daring the
month:
Receipts Of Metropolitan courts: SSH 90
CITY nolice Jail ii. 80
Bows house of refuge. 92l 10
Civ cemeteries. :.97 CO
Public mounds Us 0H
Public SQUARES 10 90
-o.a; S362i Il
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Petitions. etc.
The Mayo. presented the Unie:men':onc!
petitions. etc. which, were seyersliy referred
or otherwise disposed OF. as stated:
From Z. RigEev. acting secretary Of III.
board Of com miss!one-s OF t,I. New orleans
park. and e:'!c:e.: 20 he spread ;!oon tie
minutes.
to..r..IoSrNs NJ. C.ig..''. fA".,
New Orleans. III. :! 49,. )
20 ~. Tono:.i,.. :he Mayor a:t: Ada: .'T.to.
a: :;ic "it. .: New Orleans:
I have tie honor 10 inform y0J: tina. a: 4.
meeting OF Tie Board G. Commissioners OF
the New orleans Park. held q: their "t!.u.
on the first il slant, the Louisiana National
Baui. was unanimously selected ~ bank
Of deposit for the commission. and by reso-
luton Of the beard. the president 81 sad
bank. J. Il. Oglesbv. Esq. i authorized t"
receive nc taxes collected l." .ae c..v -:
New Orleans for park purposes.
l.. RIGNEI, Acting :, ...a:y.
From ;lorror 5. Benedict. a.."rnies Of
the estate o. the late Dennis C.onau. o...e.
ing 10 pay taxes due by said estate Tor i. O..
ISL and -. in street asscssmcn. bonds az
se"en.y-a,e cents on the !o.'a". .ail bonds
having been paid - Il: .s:a'". i:a::-
Mously rejected.
From l.. >oar,!s. co,n;''.. - - '.i:e"-
! tory. suggesting the chacc" ~ .a,n"s %!
! streets whe:. such names are duplicated.
: E'cUi.. citizens coioplaili.. .: :. nuisance
az the corner o: Tchoupito...a: az: i.a!a-
! yet.e streets. 70 Il: -: ..:.is.:..o.. O: I'm.
J proyemen:s.
! From Jane. }. O'ila;,. "a. ~: g.: lines
! and level, for the construction - the lake
| shore ..ye,'Uen.. "a .hc '0.n:.':."c o. TIC
; whole.
From. Eat.o Ay.o..a. 70. . ..as.. .: :i;..
! ground or Customhousc street. a.'ne :.vee
from citizens o. McDono.':;li.. 10: per
mission to Pierre Rrppric!s :, run :. skif
ferry from the head .! Nichar! stree:
! New Orleans. 70 :hc Administrator: o
, Commerce.
From property holders. OF :!aronr'
street. FOR extension of .te waite
pipes % Second street. 10 he Admins
trato. o: N'aterworks an,. PAIL: Build
ings.
| Fcou. c:::ze,.. :o- i lamp OF Roman
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.',I:H.
t,fC.SD Vlt-rI.,vtpiaT fnR THE raf:'ii
- 81 t:l"a's.-Nr' g.. nsI.": gwen to - .
creditors at ', -ta'.. -. to 81. 'tf'r y'r.''T
!erair. ,ui.'. -'.d 20 shnv ~. WITHIN t.i.':
from he .irs,!: irat ~. !! an" they base.
.yhr the ."CaUn' :r.7.i.lt., ~ Ia. testament.
aIy ey..l.'o,S ...t. s,1t NOS ~. 'i".l O..
c.foI and a.f,.t.r.' and ..s sIu.. "is;,l..'...
.Ic.Cgdgri.. th.!r"tth.
r. ord. ol .ir ta.'!.
'l3 " j. RANK "''F, JH. ''sf.
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C.ECOSi, INSTINCT .;ntRr .'.H THE tlI':s
p o.. s.r'.i.l-.-S.flc. - hereby .i..n :. -"
cred TOY, -, ~. estate, an: :"si. other ',.ts'.,
herein .nt. r.sr.' 10 show o.use within Tea '..s
from 'Ft pres, go not .fca'i.n any tN.. ..v. ii:
can VI y .b. a"c"Eat presented l.. IN. eI"cU''.'
Z. SIC las' ell .t Il" i'e-ers.u ~ Nh. s.'s''
should 'O' ~ hemOl1. .r! .u.. Hi.i'I.t.'.. -
:rIB... dist .lbUird " accordance / =. ..th.
" .r.it; Of n. .cu.'.
4.r.}~ FRAME vA". JR s.'':
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SUCCESSION NOTICES.

Succession .l Air.. Caroline SEYMOUR
:c l.,.,U.
C,ECOHD DISTRICT COURT For THE PARISH
TORS OF :h. estate and I" II: other persors
herein interested, 70 chow Carse within ten dRyo
from the present not ifcaton. II any they have Cr
can, why tie account presented by Che cuyat.r
and tutor in tti@ estate shuuG not he homo"
gated and approved and II. tends distributed ~
accordance 'he,.yiti.
Ev order OF the C.u!..
iveI2i6 FRANK PACE JH C'r,t.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-11-11

NORMENT-For some months past death
has been very busy in our midst, and has
taken from the family circle and from our
community many OF their brightest orna-
ments and most cherished ones-those who
were deeply loved and who were well worthy
of all our love. Among the many excellent,
worthy and highly esteemed of our citizens
who have lately passed from earth TO a glori-
Ous and eternal reward in reserve for the
righteous, none, perhaps, exceIIed the subject
OF this memoir, Mrs. MATTE LYON NORMENT,
in the various relations Of life. As daugh-
ter she was filial, obedient and reverent, thus
honoring her parents and fulfilling the COM
mand; as a sister she was kind and most al
fectionate; as wife she was loving and de.
vOted-she studied 70 please and TO DO her ful
measure of duty in cheerfulness OF spirit,
wishing and striving with her whole heart 70
make her husband and every one around her
happy; as mother she was tenderly devoted
10 her children, DestOWlng on them all a
mothers care and love; as friend she was
steadfast and active, with heart ever OPEN
warm and true to the calls of friendship and
humanity None knew her but to love, and
those who knew her best loved her most. She
was an exemplary and consistent Christian
and possessed in an eminent degree that uni
versal Christian charity for all mankind
taught by her Divine Master, in whose loot
steps IL was her delight to tread. She was a
member OF the First Baptist Church OF Mem
phis for many years. Her native place is Sa-
lem, Franklin county, Tenn. She died on the
18th day of October, 1873, aged - years, .
months and IL days. Her illness was pro-
tracted and painful, which she bore with
Christian msekness and resignation, bowling
to the will OF her Heavenly Father. She de-
parted in the blessed hope of a glorious resur-
reetion through her adorable savior. Her
death has left sad vacuum in the hearts of
her many sOrrOWing relatives and friends, but,
thanks be TO God, attended with the blessed
consolation that their loss is her eternal gain,
and that erewhile they will meet her again on
the blissful shores of Immortality, never more
to part.
Forgive, blest shade, the tributary tear
That mourns thine exit from a world like
this;
Forgive the wish that would have kept thee
here
And stayed thy progress to the realms Of
hlfsS A
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1910.

! committee elect the officers named in @r
| johnson s report, and not let that COMMITTEES
have all to say as TO who shall be officers; anS
nominated Mr.. Robbins for chairman OF tina
Z COMMITTEES.
Much debate was INDUCED in.
/ Major Anderson requested that Colonel Ma
geNney make this resolution an amendmenl
/ 70 Mr. Johnson s report. -
{ Mr.. Smith made an amendment TO the
amendment, that the report be received ano
adopted, which was carried. =,
Mr.. Ne gevney made a motion that Mr ROD
] bins be recommended 10 the city councli a. =
proper man for chairman Of the coinmlJtee
mentioned in Mr.. JOhnson's report. NeTrleu'
Mr.. Robbins thanked the gentlemen for
their votes and stated that be did not Jhink
the committee had any right 20 take sncn &C
ton, as every body was entitled 10 elect thelf
own officers.
Mr.. FrankIand presented a resolution.
In view of the immense amount OF eXecu-
tive labor and brain-wOrk performed by j. j.
Busby, chairman OF the citizens executive
committee during the prevalence Of tnls
fearful epidemic, say from september II, 1853
ment from this board, be IL
ResOlued That the heartfelt thanks OF this
community are due and are hereby rendered
% Major J. J. Busby for his devotion 70 the
ceuse.
Resolved That We recognize in Major J. J.
Busby man OF extraordinary ability, fear
lass in his capacity, sound in his judgement,
liberal IN his charities, and possessing q
di gRifed degree Of mildness, courtesy and re-
SDect TO all LloSe Win v nom ne Aauuitu anu
came in contact, high or low, poor or rich
sick or distressed.
ReSOlUeG That these resolutions be spread
upon our minutes, a copy sent 10 Major J. J.
Busby, and published in the city papers.
Passed and adopted unanimously
Major Busby thanked the committee in
feeling language for their action.
BY Lou Leubrie:
In view OF asperSiOns having been cast upon
the committee by numerous irresponsible
parties, therefore, in justice TO the members OF
this committee, be It
Resolved That all reQuiSitlons drawn upon
the commiSsary for supplies be preserved Tor
'uture reference: that the book register
ing the names OF parties relieved ana upon
whose order, be open for the inspection OF the
general public, and that special committee
Of three be appCi ntec TO examine the invoices
If goods received and purchased as also 10
examine the requisitions now held as vouch-
ers for the same, and report TO the next meet
ing of the relief committee.
The resolution was adopted.
Messrs. Jones, Zent, and Johnson were ap-
pointed on the committee.
Major Anderson offered a resolution that
Lou Leubrie be thanked for acting as secre-
tary Of the committee, which was passed
unanimously.
Mr.. Frankland moved that the committee
adjourn, subject TO the call OF the chairman.
Carried.
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THE COURTS.
First Chaneery COurt-MOrgaB, CHAN

First Chancery COurt-MOrgaB, Cham
cell0r.
The following cases are set for to-day: IS6,
Moon VS. Nelson; lS7, Judson VS. Nelson; lSS,
Bethel VS. Nelson; lS9, Adams VS. NJ. and L. r.
r. K. Co.; 1870, WickS VS. McDermott; lgl,
Thompson VS. Schmuck; 1872, Bill VS. Davis; 1913,
Hallum VS. Barrett; 1884, Cope vs. Phillips; 1856,
Cope Thomas; lG, Saffarans VS.
Hendrickson; l9s, Clinton VS. Nc
Donald; 1917, Clinton vs. Mcdonald; I;
z03 MOsby VS. Hunt; 204, Smith VS. smith; 2G6,
Ragan vs. May 207, Ford VS. Clayton; Dos, Will
ford VS. Westbrook; 2c9, Boyd VS. Grant; 2ll,
Walker VS. Pickett; 2l3, Bledsoe VS. Carpenter;
2l6, Price vs. Parker; 2l7, Trader VS. Cog
gin; 2lS, Butler vs. Small; 2l9, Arm
strong vs. Apperson; 2Z3, Carnes VS.
Carnes; 238, Wofford VS. SRunderson /;
go, James VS. James; 288, Thompson VS. Giles
pie; 23i, Cochran VI Horton; 236, Boyd vs
Hunter; 2s9, Harris vs. Harris; 24D, Smith vs.
Mynatt; 2il, Meath VI Stsrke; IA, Piummer
vs Pope; 2i6, Brooks ys McKenna; 246 Block
VS. Giles; 247, seay vs. Wade; 235, Holmes vs.
swift; 249, Smith VS. smith; $50,
Fenner rs Wsrfisld; 25l, North bank
OF Alabama VS. Montgomery; 252,
Proudfit VS. walker; 254, Barnum vs. Poo
ley; 255, Felts VS. FeltS; 80, Hidel VS. Weibel