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Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1873-11-29
Non-ReSident'S Notice,
In Chancery Court of Madison
County, Tenn.

Robert w Rose vs.. Myers d Kleng ct al.
IN this cause it appearing from the COM
Il plainant'5 bill, which is sworn to, that
The defendants, John Myers and Augustus
hleng, partnerssdOing business under the firm
name OF Myers 4 kleng, are nOn-residents OF
the state Of Tennessee, and il also appearing
that this cause was begun by attachment, on
the ground that said defendants Myers & Kleng
are indebted 10 complainant by account in the
sum OF SAP IS, being amount of commissions
on sales Of building material effected by com
plaInant for defendants, 70 ID. II. King, who
resides In jackson, Tenn, and It also appear
ng that said attachment has been issued ands
levied on the amount owing said firm OF Aiyer
4 kleng by said King.
Itis therefore considered that publication be
made for four successive weeks, in the Wing
and Tribune, newspaper published in the
city OF Jackson, Tennessee. notifying AL the
nOn-residents in this cause TO appear ut the Of
flee of the Clerk 4 Master in Jackson, Tenn
on or before the first Monday in January 1874,
that being Rule day Of this Court and plead
answer or demur to cOmplainant's bill, or the
same viii be taken for confessed and set for
hearing eN parte. This NOvem Der 9th, 1873.
ID. NJ WISDOM, c. & N.
Muse & BulOrd, SOILS for Comp. .nov29-4t
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1873-11-29
FOX RECORDER.

We are authorized 10 announce B. Il. PER-
son rs a candidate for City Recorder. Flee
ton first Saturday in January next.
X. W. NAY again earnestly asks his friends
90 vote for him on the lst Saturday in January
next, for city Recorder.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1873-11-29
FOR CITY mARsHAI

We are authorized to announce JOHN =
CEUTCHFIELD As candidate for City Mar
shall. Election first saturday in January next
We are authorized 10 announce FRANK Nc
CABE rs a candidate for reelection 10 the Of
fee OF City Marshal. Election LIST saturday in
.TauuaFy
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1873-11-29
FOR CITY ATTORNEY.

We are anthC rized TO announce HUGH C.
ANDERSON As a candidate for City Attorney.
Election first Saturday in January next.
We are authorized to announce MARCUS y.
BRIGHT as 4 candidate for City AttOrney.
Election lst Saturday in January.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1873-11-29
New Advertisements.
NOTICE.

I HAVE Tins day sold 10 Mes-rs. W. ".
i Pope, and W. q. Tucker, each AN interest
Ia the Drug business of M. Roberts 4 CO., %
Jackson Tenn, 70 take eject from and after
tue 18Th Of Nov, 1913, and Will continue tho
business In all its branches, under the same
ilrm name and style, ON. Roberts 4 Co., D
and 10 the s. me place.
MILTON ROBERTS,
W. ~. POPE,
W. q. TUCKER.
Jackson, Team, NOV. l., Is73.
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COMMERCIAL.
JACKSON COTTON MARKET

This has been the heaviest week in cot
ton for two years. Our receipts will az
Srcgate near 200O bales, and prices have
been firm and the demand active. Planter:
are readily selling at the prices offered and
hence every branch Of trade has greatly
improved. On Thursday, our Banks not
having anticipated the extraordinary de.
mands OF the week, ran short OF currency
and hence but little cotton changed hands
on that day, except where sellers took buy
ers checks. The market, Monday, opened
at I4Jzc for AIiddling; on Wednesday l5c
was paid for number Ct bales, but the
ruling figure was 141l@149lc.
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FOR SALE!

An elegant Cottage, nearly sew, with four
rooms; convenient to the court house, well and
neatly furnIshed-wiil also sell the furniture
For terms, &C., apply to John T. Hicks, at the
Wing and Tribune ONCE nov. 29-tf
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1873-11-29

MADISON LODGE, No. 16.--John T. Bolts
NC; NJ. 8. Nicely, v. O.; Jno. T. STARK
T. A. Heard, Chaplain. Meets every Thurs
day night.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1873-11-29
LAffenfion. EiuiIhersr

We would call the attention of
those wanting anything in the line OF
doors, sash, blinds, brackets, mould
ing, balusters, glass, putty, locks,
hinges, door and shutter bolts, gate.
sash and blind fixtures-infa fact every
thing in the line of builders hard
ware and woOd-work-tO the largest
and best selected stock of these ma
terials ever brought to Jackson, and
TO be found at the old stand of &. T.
Bates, where he is selling at the very
lowest cash prices. Contractors aud
builders viii save money by calling
on him before purchasing elsewhere
Send to him for price list.
Liberty Street,
march 1S-lY. JACKSON TENN-
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MISSISSIPPI CENTRAL ROAD.
snsouic meetings OF Jackson.

JAcKgOS COMWANDRY, No. i3.-John
Chester. Eminent Commander: j.. G..
Smith. Recorder. Meets on the 81 Mon
day night OF each month.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1873-11-29

ST.. .JofrS's IoDGE. Nc. 352-J. g. Pybasi
W. NJ; George q. Hughes. Sec'y. Meets
iSt Monday each month.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1873-11-29

J,cK.ON LODGE No. 45.--A. y. Jones,
W. NJ; J. G. Smith, Jr., Scc'y., Meets 4th
Friday Zach month.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1873-11-29

DEGREE LopGE.-Meets every I'd Thurs
day night in each month.
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STARK ENcAMPMENT, No. 10.-Richard
Redman, G. p; j. T. Bolts, II. T.; Johh !.
Stark. Scribe.
Meets every % and 9TH Tuesday night Of
each month.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1873-11-29

MILAN LODGE. No. 15j.-J. II. Dickin-
son, n. c.; G. w. Chapman, V. g.; kobt.
Edwards, Sec; William Galley, LTeaS.i -
II. Holt. Chaplain. Meets every Wedncs-
day aight.
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Just Oneneh.

\ splendid new stock or Clothing, Boots
Shoes, Hats and Gents Furnishing Goods
in the Perkins BlOck,-nex door to the cor
ucr. Call and examine.
sep2Ttf STEWART * OLIVER.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1873-11-29

CLINTON n. A. CHAPTEE,. No. 9:-E.
Il. Harris, II. r.; A. u. Jones, Is; >. y
hrppeli. s. Meets 30 Friday each month.
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Original Attachment.
State of Tenn, Madison, co'ty.
W. E. Butler VS., Allen CTump, ant
Walsh & Harris VS.. Allen Grimm

W. Z Dut4tI vs., AIeu OIuulp, and
Walsh q Harris VS.. Allen CTump.
I \ these causes, IL appearing by affidavfts
L that the defendant Allen Crump, is Justly
indebted 70 the plaintiffs, and is a non
resident OF the State OF Tennessee, so that
the ordinary process of law, cannot be
served on him. And that original attach
menus, having been levied on his property.
It is therefore ordered that publ ication he
made IN the WING AND TRIBUNE, news
paper published in the city OF jackson, for
Tour successive weeks, commanding the
said Allen Crump, TO appear before me, or
some other acting Justice OF the Peace, at
my ONCE IN the Court House, on Monday,
the 18TH day OF January, 1874, and make de-
ienee TO said suits against him, or they will
be proceeded with ex-parte
nov. - Nv. j. II. CHAPPELIs. j ].
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Go to Bliss for the cheapest goods
in the market. He keeps the best of
everything IN the line Of dry goods.
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B. &. &. 5.

Our neighbOrs from the country
should all bear in mind Bliss Cheap
Cash Store. -~1n--s
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1873-11-29

J,cKsoy COUNCIL, No. -, r. 4. s. M
Hny, A. w. Jones, r. I. G. NJ. J. R-Chap--
oeI. Recorder. Meets 4th Monday each
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sIARRIED,

In this county recsntly, Mr.. Joseph II.
Pope 10 Miss Jennie 1. Neil.
Mr.. James o. Ray TO Miss Molie T.
Goodwin.
Mr.. W. 5. Pearcy to Miss Mary Lou
Reeves.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1873-11-29

LArNcEI.or LODGE No. 13.-Meets avery
"wednesday night at Odd Fellows Hall.
W. p. Robertson. g. C.; ]. T. stark, Y. G.
ii. w. McCorry, r.; n. $. White, Z. G.;
Stoddert Carutherg, M. Of r j. 7. Bots
NJ. Of n: w, +. Alexander, X. Of Il. and 5.
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SpECIkL AED Local.


3s going North:
,-sress Train leaves Jackson, +, 10 10 a.ul'
cain leaves Jackson, 4'4' PM
rams going South:
Mail Train leaves Jackson, 49,. Il:lo am
Fxprrsg Train al lives. u i:'r' pm
MISSISSIPPI CENTRAL ROAD.
TRIMS going North
Mail Train leaves Jackson, 90. 1893 pm.
Evnrcss Train Z" 700 am.
Trains going South
Exnress Train " (night)l2:lO am
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United Friends OF temperance.

Jackson Council, No. 03, Jos. +. Fogg.
w. T.; meets every Tuesday night, at
Temperance Hall, opposite the Methodist
Church. u. A. MCALEXANDER, X. ;.
Madison Council No. II, Dr. Il. Ia hoz'
zeII. w. T.. meets every Friday night at
Temperance Hall, opposite the Methodist
Church. +. J. ROGERS, II. s.
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Milan, Nov. esth, 1873.
, 1873-09-10
THE INDIANAPOLIS EXPOSITION.
S,nff1f Efsnofch tn The fhicd1o Trfbtnd.

1HD1AsAro11s, 1nd., Sept. 0.-The Immense amount
Of work to accomplish boforo tho opening Of tho Ex-
poBitson led to tho bollof in many quarters, week
ago. that delay IN opening would aure,y be necessary,
but energy, superior management, and strong pull
altogether, haro overcome all obstacles, nnd
tomorrow tho opening will take plnce nc
cordlng to tho original design. Not TINT
everything will bo !n place, for day or
two Will be required to bring tho whole into harmony,
but enough will bo done to iusurc grand success.
The machinery department, which has been consid-
cred tho weak point Of tho Exposition, has received
many valuable acccsson1 md tbere will DO lack Of
the busy sounds Of abor Tho engine md shan8 WIRE
tested to-day, and arc In perfect running order. Tho
agricultural department, which belongs moro to =
Slate fair than to exposition proper s not expected
to bo At its beat until about the end Of tho month";
when II will CONT In to prevent any tagging OF inter
est. Tho Art department will 10 full and varied.
Tho 1ora department will far oxcced my
thing heretofore aecn- In thss State. Tho
hall assigned 10 1t gives full Bcope to taste In arranging
md n.ssing plant1. whie the fountains, walks ctc,
covered with and trailing vtnes md sheltertng
ferns aud lchons, cooled by falling water.
Lovers Of tho curious will not be ut
loss to crafty their tastca in almost any direction.
Rare geological and other specimens, from tho rooms
Of tho stats ueooglst, will be exhibition Tho city
haa been tAronged to-day, and Immense crowd IL
pectol tomorrow.
, 1873-09-10

NORTHERN ILLINOIS DISTINCT FAIR.

NORTHERN ILLINOIS DISTRICT FAIR.
Special Dfsnutch ia Tie Chicago 7Tfoasts.
AuaonA, Ill, sopt s.-The Northorn Illinois Fafr Is
In full laat and ita exhibition Of stock far ezcoeds
TINT OF any fair In tho ssatct leaat that IL tho YER
dict Of those In tho habit Of attending oHt Of than.
The cattle comprise tho hncst In tho ssate. Tho OLD
votoran Col. May, Of Rochelle heads tho Lists with
hord q thrtoon Dovonn that hard to boat and ths
ss Rais't sssead ssss n NolS n' Auror o.
nftocn shoEthoEn DurlaIna, at tho heao o1 "nien
s:nas tho n,g9tn9snt b mn1Sht %oas q 1ns
Jersey Adornay a.och among which r. tho lsrses:
franflia drove, Ica COUNTY, bud On tho ground tho
noted hefd that took 20 many premiums at tho D14n o
Fstr, tho D1ko Of Atdee famous bull Weighing 2vao @
lady of Raclne was on exhibition. sha cost
three months ago. Soo md Is oonaido.qd tae queen
ID d aan o' 1nvnea sFS s11 pos John ssTsrs
sg IL Ss SF'3 sFa. ase IN ss
The ontiro ninbar exhibisod IL double that Oh LAST
5ess. .u.-.,. -
D. wilcox has a. ase pona Of 0hcstor whites, Il. F.
8tearns 4 number Of tho eamo broed aud Mr. John
Griffith t. thS Esonhoor Of as' OF tho an'ss peff
The display of horssaesa T. snPesb Among tho .el-
Known fs.. stock y Rsd Cloud Lady Msch, necthe.
ffeo-to-all On Friday. Among tho noted droyes Q!
h0rhea arc thirty belonging to L. y. M&18#ortu oI
Waukcgan, avcraging s., ,5oo piece. Mr. Duahan Of
| Wayne, pupage County, is the owner Of Norman
teen III al, Of Tho p1ssent stock, nine being
directly impoEted, and Weighing nearly aooo Pc Mponna1
ported tvcnty.8l1 Of thls Norman breed. John
Stewart has very tne stallion, Weighing 1900, i'm,
ported from Qlyaeedsc, scotand. u. u. aoady, oa
which arc Honest Abs Normal, Excelsior, md Paris
John Thompson md ]. Arnold hare on tho ground
| Breeding Association, Of which Lcwis Stewart
Of Plano, Ia leadtng stockholder hsd
four vory handsome nnimnls on exhibition
6cotland, fou1year old, owned by Steward Of Plano
Is largo stallion Weighing nearly 1000 pounds fhest
few OF tho mos. notable horses present. although
lecs. Tomorrow will notice tho leading features o
tho exhibition. Tho racing to-day was uninpor
, 1873-09-10

A Portcr OF n Pullman Car Arrested
In Chicago on the Charge OF Killing
u man Win HI. E'lEt--'I'he Authors
ties at Jersey City Throw Iain 0fR
Ellis Guard.
On Monday aftornoon dispatch vas received ut
poco Headquarters from tho Coroner Of Jersey ottJ
N. j. requesting the police authorities of Chicago to
as1eat a negro q porter Pullman a1eeptng-car,
nnmca Daniel Webacr. It ID interesting to obaervo
how various arc tho people thas boar that naro The
human hfe.. Detective Tyzroh ,was detailed
Monday night just as wee.ter lit lis car for tho
hotel, Yeetcrday reporter Of TIE T1D9NE inter M
sF %s ho & es sabses q a'Ss se
Jersey oily. During hia a6sonHe, ii, vito mixes ts
o'clock two rrishmen enterod tho sa1oon md called
for lasor-beor. Tho liquid w.s ses out to them IN
res.s nos ss drss - e q
for II, ana began e abuse tho ,,.. negro. +:
es.e ooi q ds es .. and LED him
almost to tho front door The other 1rishnan took Oh
his sos H. tho mos It'd MSa
lad %beanced" tsa M noisy sens q En- out
Of tho SALOON. weester, II order that 10 might d.
aa mon, IN md 1 sy y' shosad ham both out On tho so
Otl.or staggered and fell near m Akh
barrel Webster then locked his door, and
1atirsd. About hour nfterward he went ont, and.
ning one Of the mon lying near The ash barrol and
surprising him to bo drunk, he had him sEEeated.
Last Saturday morning, Webster about to start
to Chicago he WAS accoatcd by police officer,
md requested to accompany htm to the police
station. The negro did eot and, upon relating
his story told that he Ind resorted to very mild
punishment. He was also told that ho might be
needed again. 1e WAS arrested as before stated upon
dispatch Is from tho Coroner It Is probable that the
man taken to tho police station ID dead. Tho negro
arrested Ia very quiet, passive and tnonensve por-
son, ono who haR been long cste1med by his employ
era. Detectives from jersey City will take him homo
| }0.f
, 1873-09-10

DETROIT, Mich, sept. p.-pAasgD Ur-props pss-
sale, Atlantic, Chamberlain and barges, Moore and
barge Mosina and barge Eaaabrook and barge; barka
TlIraton, NJ. Martin, Two Fanniea UuadilIa schsu
Q: !. Merrlck ltoSerts New Dominion J. rlatt Gard
r. j. King, Zach Chandler, H. Muir, Al1airoas, Mar.
rlHon, Stampede, uaekcy Cooper, Hungarian, Com
merco, Fitzgerald, Wilcox, Wh!to cloud.
PASSED powN-propH Arctic, Co1net, Ohicago, Ouci,
da, Cansteo, City Of Madison, Allcghany iii, bargs,
Michigan and hargca; bark Bartiinis, Van Valku1s-
hurgh; schrs Wagatslf, J. Merrell, Klngaaher, Oak
WIND--East.
p9Tno1r, h1ich., Sept. 0.-pAssEn Dowa-propa
Canisteo, Tecumseh; bark Nelson; sch7s 1orisch,
Oaba, Gold Hunter.
pAeaHn Ur-Dark J. BruAon schss Dakota, Lin,
coin DILL preble, City Of Milwaukee, Tailor, penaed
WtAD--NortheaAt.
, 1873-09-10

afeMrn1s, Sept. 0.--I1agH OH tho steamers in port
worc at hatfnaat to-day In respect to tho memory Of
died a. his residence In Promenade street this naorn
Ing of congostiyo cAllts 10 WAS nat1vo OF Louis
Arkansas, md sevbral others.
TOLEDO. Sept. o.-0ap.. David Wilkinson, an old
aud wcknoHn lake Captain, died Of btu rosidoico at
tho lnkes from 18l6 till 1851; Bat}ad Tho schooner
Black Snake from buffalo to the Rapids Of the
Maumeo In 1917 ssna commander Of tho stoaner Cot,-
.nodoro Perry 1895 till lBi2 and Of tho Superior
from that tino till his retirouent in 1859.
LouIsyHLE, sept; o.EDr. g; ". ngless Professor
and prominent phyaicIan in this city died on Mon.
day night nt lock Castle Springs. Ky after lingering
lllnnsa.
EvANsv1LLH, Sept. D--Isaao Hl,ler, aged ITO years
and month, died ut o'clock thfs afternoon.
, 1873-09-10
WALL STREET.,


The STOCK A1ld Gold mnrkcts.
Special Dispasch to Tia Chicago 1riouns
NEW YoRR, Sept. a.-Tho excte1uent which has
prevailed In tho atock market for tha past
fcw days has nearly aubaided. Speculation Is
steady, aud pricos on tho general List similar
to those curront yesterday. Before tho First
Board quotations had reccdeI Alightly but By midday
they had moro than recoyored., At this 1nucturo,
still grentor striugency "a the month advances owing
10 which Western Union dropped from 0035 to 80sa
Other stocks decucd ln q sl,ninr n,anuer, anu tho
everything.
THE COLD RooM
c0aeh at p. m., out Uf respect to tho memory Of tho
late Mr.. Lamont. BUSINESS dull The tirat sale waa
made at l111s Tha price yacillael during thu day
between 1121 and 1fl;1, but closed at ll12i@l11K.
, 1873-09-10
WASHINGTON,

nE-AprnA1sEMENT Tnk RAW INDIAN LANDS.
WARRINGTON, Sept. 0.Tbe Secretary OF tho Interior
has ordered second commission to re-aprraiss tbs
Kaw lands In KAnaas Judge jones' Of Ohio Chairman.
AppotNTMENT,
John Mckee Las boen appointed Postmaster ut Ham,
ilsou, 0.
THE GENEVA AWARD.
Tho 49, 800 900 awarded to this Government 1t Gem
ora, Switzerland, Waa to-day paid into tho United
statea Treasury BY 8ecretary Fsh, in bond. The
bond was stillfully printed with pon being fac
It was photographed, and then sont to Becrotary
Ftsh,. who ts its present custodian: The
certli1cste Of deposit. rotained BY tho Secretary
tho archives of, the Government memorial Of til
atcable settlement Of the difference between the two
countries. BecrotarJ Richardson invested the money
in per cent Registered bonds, to await further action
BY Congress.
, 1873-09-10

operations Of tho nams rascal havo recently como 10
Light lilo ptstenla to be travelling II thu ngont OF tho
n6ove-named furniture company. Inquiry Of this
Company brought reply in tho following words:
-. "no IL sn tmp1stos snd seouudrel, Who doss r.
tito Of our nrn. Ho has cheated bantere and
othora out Of vnrtoud aulns and should be extreme
" glad 10 him arrcatod by OF his Vetinis.
ME. Barkey haA no Bon &nd reYer had.h
Tho aamo company has ibsuod tho following cau-
ton:
DnnRsr GAx FURNITURE Co.,l
nnAND RAriDs, Mich, AUG. 11.
"a paraon calling himself 9. Il. Hurkoy md clani-
tho statss Of Now York rennsylvania, Ohio and oao-
rhero and has snccceod In swindling furniture mon
and olhors by borrowing rnouoy and obtaining IN.
doraementa on drafts on us. ue tB about, i've feet
sRht tneho. IN height aim bnl!t v rstsr ,t Rht
iiccnyed. }Ye do not know him."
, 1873-09-10

and, bcng constant display Of nursing, 1t cannot
we'll DO described. His rolnd-the-tablo shots wero
plain aud ascurate md evory one of bis masss VA
confno himself to tho four-bal game 511o carom
tabe, aud 1t ta more than probable, enow that he has
badly whipped h1s old antagontat, TINT he will pay
moro attention to threabau biards. gaao Of that
character u already spoken OF between him and Bes
sungor to 10 played thirty days. but 1t has not Jet
beea arranged.
DILLIANp OPENING.
Tho billiard room No. IS South Unlisted street will
be opQped this evening" Aesars. Nhtnes, Vcrmoulen,
Fitch, and other prominent players will be present
and appear In exhibition games. Mr. F. Il. UphAna B
the proprietor Of the new hall.
, 1873-09-10

Hunting UP Hlnrticrcrs in Galloway
EQHufYA

ST. ahsa ss snn T. n nennS the n9Sw
gagged IN hunting up tho parties who wero recently
engaged In tho yuching Of tho old ,nan Keasler aud
county, against whom indictments havo boon found.
Edward G. Wood has beon arrested md lodged In
The mob have ed. Tho whnrabouta Of so1no Of them
has boen mado known to the Sheriff, however, and TO
is out with posse, searching for thcm It appears
that bennett was only appointed HherlK on Bope. !,
and that the warrants were not placed in his hnnda
until the Sd, which had caused delays In making the
xBatQ.
, 1873-09-10

Rtss. | fan.
Supreme Court Of Illinois.

STtCI6l If8pdFcN 70 7hE CH9tH56 7TfUHfE.
OTTAWA, Hcnt. D.--The Supreme Court met this af-
ternoon at 2 o'clock. A full Bench PRESENT. The
new Clerk G. D. Trimblc, presented his official oath
md hon, aud appointment Of deputies for approval
The following cascs called up on motions:
Davenport vs.. Karns. Appeal from Henry County.
Motion BY appellant for leave to ratlo briefs sd ut
the former ho,rinR.
Georn1ly w. Sanford. Continued by agreement.
Walker, ct a1., rg. Douglas. Motion for additional
time to flo bricfs.
Conlin VI. Martini Motion to dismiss appeal by ap-
pclee granted, with per cent damages.
Shirley ct al w. ailQr. Motion to ronstate appeal
upon u1.ldayit1 flied.
court adjourned till 10 o'clock tomorrow morning.
, 1873-09-10

was also adopted, ordering inquiry into tho pro-
rriety of excluding from al coi,nty, tosnsh,l,
sud village offices, -, gil peraons Hnqn,ialed q
to such oi1ioes. Another roso1ution, prohibiting
public ocors from accepting railroad p"ases Eas voted
talning but few changcs and not very important ones
Tho tax for building highways and brdgos Is riaoea At
onn and onealf mills por dollar OF aaaossed saluason
instoal OF gross enm Of 81 ,000
The oompensat!on Of County Auditors and snpor-
visord 10 bo fixed by law. Tho article on Townships ia
tho samo ~ In tho present Conatitntfon.
, 1873-09-10

Lou1ay1LLE, Ky., sopt o.--Thn Cottrttr~Jouraa{
this morning, commenting gu anoher letter from it
correspondent OF tho Ku-Rlux cou,ties of Kontucky
has not the means or power at his command to equip
company OF mon to pFoceed against tho Ku-Klux,
that Tie Gorfer-JoHr1lal will pay the exnoses ueceg-
sary to the organization Of an eilcient company
for that purpose. The correspondent gives particulars
Of Tho capture Of two HuKluI ly lmHeH and another
, 1873-09-10

Special Dispateh IA Tho Chtcaao Tribune.
1.ANsIso, Alch., Sept. o.-rlo Constitutional oou-
1niaston having hell no session aimee Friday, rsas-
aonbled today. resolution adopted instructing
the Committee Corporations to inquire tnto the
pedteaoy OF reporting section allowing foreign
posstona to do business with this 6tato under limita-
ions prescribed by law but In to have other
or greater privileges than belong to ko native corpor
At1A. ForeRp corporations may 10 required 10 fur