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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-07-22
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~ ~ DolI IL. suit.
Bet benz G%ro6eben, tpelGes am 81.
Sum- Jeorbttalien betmiu6te, i6tcn Der
Grbbo0en in einen tpogen6en See ber>
tpanoelt 81 1ein. &ter5ebn neIlenortige
S6manfungen, iieben DortpGrts uno Die
9lei6e 3abl riidmGrts, fan0en 1tatt. eSn
Geluno tDur0en ptele Ber5onen Qet00tet
unD btele Dertpunoet.
ueber oas angeblt6, 5pii6en 0eut16z
Lamb un0 Staten in l~nterDanblung
i6tpebenoe 8inbniB bort man, oaB 6ais
1elbe Dem Nb16luB nabe let.
8mBIano+
8erItn, Is. Suit.
Die 0ttnberpeit g%roi1trt in &uBlon6 70
fart, OaB Die 0euti4en 8eh0r0en sic
@tnfubr bon Gin0Dieb aus ruiltl6en 6d>
fen itren9 unterIagt ba6en.
Qonoon, IS. Suli.
SIN etnem 8rtefe aus st. 8etersburg
betBt es, baB $50 0euti6e &uBlano perz
lai1en baben, I'm na6 Qmerifa allsSu7
tpanOern, neil Sic &egierung erflGrt
bate, baB tie milttdrpflt6ttg ieten.
N%orWe8cn.
Gbrtftanta a, IS. Suit.
Die &r0n1ng Ssfors uno 1einer @ez
mablin Sophia gum &0nig uno &Dnigin
bon 9iormegen fan0 beute IN 9rontbetm,
Der nlten nortpegti6en ~GDntgsltaot, ltott.
Sir Die &0ntgtn bon @nglano ipar
8rtns Nrt6ur er16tenen unb fit Ben &0z
mtg ppn 9Gnemarf Der 8rin3 Walbemar.
Der 8tl6of BON Orpnt6etm pou3og BEN
&r0nuugSaft-
GcntralaTen+
Qonbp II, IS. Suit.
SaI6fenb, 2. Sult. Spe,ialbepel6e
oil BEN 90. .. y6eralb". Ser &ban BON
abitpa BAT itb FORTIFIED perpfli6tet,
btnnen aebn Sabren Die Summe bon 3tpet
Wftlltonen 9tubel al5SrtegSenti6Gbtgung
oil GuBlanb su Sablen u,to lit b~araufbin
III 1eine friiberen Ee6te etngeieBt NOR
BEN.
Die 91uiien 6alten &ungra6 be1ebt uno
tperoen eiu neueS Sort ant Nnru nn1pett
Der 6auptitaot oes &banatS bauen.
9r. S6uDler, Ser Sefretar Ser amert@
fanii6en Oefanbti6ait, lit bterber su>
riidgefebrt. @r bate 1tb na6 &bofano
begeben, no er inebrere Gage lang l11t>
ter Mufft6t gebalten unD 0ann mad Sur
gan gelettet tpurbe, no man tbm ~erlaubte,
ben &6an au1 800 S6rttte melt 5u ie6eu.
Wa6 nelln Gage lGrger tpurbe er a1fge7
balten uno tbut nt6t 9eitattet, na6Gai9z
ger 81 geben. Damn 9eftattete man ibm
oaS iito1t9e @ebtrge 3u be1u6en, ipel6es
er aber ntemalS errei6te, neil bic Wa6e,
Die man ibm beigegeben, i'm abii6tlt9 tn
elmer anoeren Et6tung fubrte.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-07-22

.OIoel NFDetter an etfteftt ND3ug9tQ1Ql,
nit 9fannen 6eurD Goebe un6SenrDSDr,
tpuroen geitern N6enb bur6 6as GtnitIirz
gen elmer @rOtpanb get06tet. l3pei Nns
oere, Bbtltpp Wteaier uno Oaniel Code,
fplIroen BET Der1elben @ele9en6eit i9tper
DerleBt.
Heber abren.
Gin Wtann, nie man o(o1rbt. Elm me-
ptfer S. S0loB non Blffolo. 81. g..
pnroe geitern in Nooatsap Golrttp BON
etnem 3uge Ser &anias GttpI St.9n{snh
unb Council Bluffs 8a6n iberfobreegw
un6 blteb ~aulgenbliGlt6 to0t. Nus meD@
reren l1mitGnben glaubt man entnebmen
gu f6nnen, oaB Ser GerungliiGte etn 9ez
i6Gftsret1en6er mar, mas Ser @ermuz
t61ng @rltn6 giebt, baB er ermoroet un6
Die 2ei6e auf ben S6tenenitrang gelegt
purne, INN ben Gerba6t oeS Worbes a6z
5ulenfen.
Wtnuefota4
ct. Saul 16. Sult.
0te republtfanti6e Characterization
mar beute CUR Nufitellung zines Staatsz
ttGetS IN StBlng. 308 0elegaten tparen
antpeleu6. Ser 0alptfampf maj UNI DaS
@ouDerneursaml. Sir biefes tpur6en
II. 81. borgei6lagen 5orace @uitin (ber
9%egenpdrttge @~ouperneur), 80. 9.
8albburn BON Mtnneapolts, Guibman
&. 0aois BON bier, ltt6 Tbomas Nrm>
itrong aus benz 1i0lt6en 15etle 6es
Stadtes. Die pterte unb leBte Q(bittm>
mun9 ergob fiir 9abts 155 unb fir
WaiD6urn $50 Sttmmen. Die gtplntna>
tom beS 6rn. 9abtS tpur6e etnittmmtg
gema6t, tporauf 8ertagung erfolgte.
Son 0en8ei6liHen, pel6e bteGonben>
ton faBte, itnb b~eionbers 3u ertpG6nen
Der erite, bierte unb 1e6ite. Ser erite be-
eiinfttgt Ste Gr3mingung tpoblfeilerer
Sra6tpretfe auf ben @tien6abnen. SIM
bterten 8ef6luB erflGrt ote &onbentton,
6aB ben Observation-Disclosures in Ser
StaatsgeIebgebung feline Yrtptleeten in
elmer Wetle ertbeitt perben 1outert, 6aB
6ieie1ben Ser Gontroue 1pGterer @eieb7
f0rper ent5o9en iino. SIM ie6Sten 8e>
i6lnB en6lt6 miro Ser @ebaltS3ul0ge>
S6pinbel beS lebten &ongreiies itreng
obne Gorbebalt beroammt.
0risoua+
Gan Sronctsco, Is. Suit.
Ser neuli6e erfolgret6e 9tngrtff bes
Qteut. Babcod auf ote Gonto >Qpo6en,
bat Ietne 6etllame Wtrfung nt6t berfeblt.
53pet6un6ert Der g9iloen 6aben ft9 erge=
ben uno itnb ouf tbre Geierbatton 5uriiG@
geiebrt. Nlt6 Der 6duptltng 9eGterpan
ergab ft6 1nb tpurbe BON Sen. @oof
gum Sergeant Ser in6tanti6en Gunb=
i6aftertruppe in 8er6e gema6t.
Nen=S @ottIanS+
9oItfor, II. Srli,
9as Interchangeable in Sa3en
6e5 S6tff6ru6s bes 0dmpferS y@ttD of
@aibtnofon" bat iebt ietne gnti6eibung
abstgeben. 9teielbe ft116et BEN GapitGn
B6ilipps Ser groben Sabrldiiigfett ihul>
Big un0 ntmmt bem1elben ietn Gapttdns7
intent nuf Elm Snhr.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-07-22
-NasaAs& hr6atf -.
g nneSnfIIp II CIR

y II lIIE II. SNIl.
Die 8rdueret Der @ebr. 8Drl 1pur6e
beute Mor9en bnr6 6eter 3erft0rt. Ser
S6aoen beld1ft it6 auf $40, 900, mobOn
nur, etpa Die 9dlfte Our6 9erii9erung
eeoedt lit.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-07-22
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IL. Suli

= ON|b~
9aS Sherman 6aus brannte seftern
Qbeno ab. Der S9aben betrGgt $4Q,@
600, bic Gerii6erung 500 1000.
@ran6 &apt6s, Mt6,, 10. Suit.
lin 3 ltbr beute 9admittag purbe
1tn1ere StaOt BON elmer i6reflt6en Seu7
e~rsbrnnit beimeefu9t, tpel6e Gtgentbum
I'M g8ertbe BON mtnbeitens $500, 900 SER
it0rte. Die Gerii6erung beGt ungefGbr
amet 9rittel 6e5 8erluite5.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-07-22
1rt5Dud+
Nen= S@ottIanS+
s. aItfar, II. 6

W Z , II NOWtF*
0os Interchangeable in ga6en
6e5 S6tff6ru6s bes 0ampferS r@ttD Of
0albi11qfon" bat iebt 1etne gntf6eibltng
abstgeben. 9teielbe ftnbet BEN GapttGn
B%btIipps Der groben Sabrldliigfett i9ulz
big un0 nimmt bemiel6en ietn @apttanSz
patent auf Elm Sabr.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-07-22
Sam1tcG+
&inaitpn II. Is. Sui

&in 6 It o n, Is. Suit.
Die Nnfrntt etnes 1p1ntlden &rtegsz
i6tffes bat bier groBe 8efiir6tungen fir
bic St6erbett bes 9ampferS uSirginius"
ma6gerufen. Ser ipanti6e &apitGn
brobf bas &ebeIeni6iff tpegsunebmen.
Que1a6a aber erfldrt, basielbe eber in
bic Quft iprengen au tpouen, ais es in Bic
6Gnoe Ser Spanter fallen lafien. Ser
amertfani16e &on1ul begab ii6 nod UNI
Mitterna9t nit mebreren bier anIG1itgen
&ubanern gum britt16en &on1ul, Tim
benielbsn gu oeranlailen, Sen v8irginius"
gegen baS ipanti6e &riegSi6iff in S9ub
gu nebmen. Die Sadie bat bier groBe
Q(ltfreg1tng Derur1a6t. Wtan 9laubt,
DaB 3iptI6en benz Befe6lSbaber bes 3e>
beQenbampfers unb Dem &apitGn bes
S9oners u8tllage 8rtbe'', tpel6er .eine
@aHenlaDung bon BOrt Nntonio an
8orb bat, Elm Nbfommen getroffen lit,
baB Ser y8irgtnius" BEN S6oner Dor
benz 9afen treffe UNI Die Qaoung an
8orb 81 nebmen, ba Der. @DuDerneur
BON Samaica ben 8efebl CUR Sreigebung
6eS nit 8e16lag belegten S9Dners 9e9e1
ben bate.
Sapam.
Can Sranctsco, IA. Suit,
Ser nit S6ee befra6tete Oampfer
v9rummonb Gaitle" i9etterte am 81.
Wat auf ber TaDrt bon S9ang6oi mad
Qononn an Ser gbu1an sSnlelgruppe.
Die WannI6oft nurbe' gerettet.
Die Druderet ser Sapan vWfatl" tpur6e
our6 Seuer 5erit0rt.
@tner 8erorbnu1g bes 9epartements
fir @~r5tebung 3ufolge miIien in 3ufunft
aue fremoen 2ebrer bic GrlaubntB 3lt11
llnterrt6ten ermirfen un6 lit Der Drift
MISUNDERSTANDING anf basStrengite
unteriagt.
86tla6eIpbia Is. Suli.
Die iapaneli6e &e9terung bot flint
Ser iun9en Sapaneien, pel6e Dor etpa
3tpet Sabren BON elmer @eleu16aft in
Oiafa 3ur Nusbtlbung mad ben Ser.
Staaten gelanbt tpurben, Ben 8efebl 5uz
geben laIien, iofort mad ibrem 8aterz
ldnbe 3uriid3ufebren. 9ieie Stint itn6
Sc. Sanabe unb g. 2lta in Srenton
Sc. S., S. Nofu6t in philadelphia, s..
Sfomoto IN Bridgeport, Conn.,, 1n6 St.
/ @abita in &btnebeG, g. s. Gtne1
Se6iten, Ser IN 2atprencebtue, &C. S.,
itubtrt, lit etn fernerer urlaub beptQigt
tporbeu. &einem Der @enannten lit sic
llria6e tbrer 3uriidberufung befannt,
uno begen bteielben bic Sofnung, 6aB
eS tbnen mad etntsen Mpndten geitattet
tperben mDge, mad 2mertfa aurudsuz
} febren.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-08-20

HE census of 1870 shows that the
percentage of improved lands to the total
lands In farms in the Territories ranges
from 50 to 80 per cent. as follows: Ari.
coma, %; Colorado, 20; Dakota, So;
Idaho, TO; Montana 80; New Mexico, 80;
Utah, 20; Washington, 20; and Wyom-
ing, 81. The total ARA Of nnimproved
land lands in the Territories is nearly 2,OOO,-
V0o acres, the largest proportion being in
washington Territory, Al, 900 acres;
New Mexico, $50, 900; Colorado, 224, 900;
and Dakota, 269. 900 acres. Deductine
from the aggregate tn. mountuin and
swamp lands, there remain at least
l,ooo,QoO acres which are susceptible Of
reclamation.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-08-20

Observation-Disclosures, in his new work
on 1.-The Expression OF the Emotions in
Man and Animals" has an interesting
chapter on blushing. This act, he tells
us, Is the most peculiar and human OF
all expressions. Animals never blush,
although monkeys redden from passion.
We cannot produce blushing by any
physical means; it is the mind which
must be affected, and blushing is not
only involuntary, but the wish to restrain
it increases the tendency. While the
young blush more freely than the old,
infants do not blush; women blush. more
freely than men; the blind and the deaf
do not escape. 1t is usually the face,
ears and neck only that redden; the
blush does not extend over the body; but
certain races who go habitually nearly
naked. blush over their arms and chests,
and even down TO their waists. The
limitation OF blushing to exposed parts is
explained by the fact that these portions
Of The surface have been habitually ex.
posed to the air, light and alienation Of
temperature, by &hich the small arteries
acouire the habit Of readily dilating or
contracting. Hindoos blush Int little;
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-08-20

the Chinese rarely bush; the Polyne-
slams blush freely; the Young squaw of
our American tribes has been seen TO
blush; the Kaffers of South Africa never
blush, neither do the Australians
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-08-20

3. AsHIM 4 BRO.
worth $a5.
res pes coilars-Byronic or shakspe.
csnes per box ~ AsAtm 4 Bro.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-08-20

HE New York Tribune remarks that
nothing is more difficalt than to get a
sane and inoffensive man out of an Asy.
ium against the wishes of his family
except, perhaps, to get crazy one in
after he has unfortunately killed some.
body.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-08-20

A DENVER chap who had interviewed
the tiger" more frequently than he had
the throne of grace, recently became con-
verted by Hammond, and while exhort-
ing his comrades to follow his example
said-"lf you do not accept salvation
now, it is not for me you are throwing
of ON, it is Christ YOU are 'bucking'
against
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-08-20

No place in the world can boast of
cheaper living than Walla Walla. The
best Hour is wholesaled at 80 per barrel,
while the retail price for the same is ST
for fifty pounds.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-08-20

A MURDERER confined in the Vermont
State Prison has been so terrified by i'm
aglning visits from his victim to his cell
that he refuses to eat, and is in danger of
starvation.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-08-20
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES
DEPARTURES.

DEPARTURES.
BY TRAVIS 4 co.'s HAMILTON LINE.
John McSorley Geo Wood Vim Thomas
y Woodruff
BY oILMER sALIsBuRY's SALT LAKE LINE.
Mark Burgess Edw'd Robert r Tanner
ARRIVALS
ny GILMFR 4 sALIsBURY's sALrIAxr IIyr.
Hawkins
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-08-20

= roR the very best OF dental work 60 to
" NICHOLS, Dentist, Main street.
"lederhold.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-08-20
THE BABCOCk
Fire Extinguisher.
Err-pnorEcrroS THE ONLY SECURITY"

HE ONLY SECURITY"
Fire Departments in
Eastern cities use them
daily. Adopted by the
Government. Used on
over fifty railroads, by
mines, hotels, facto.
ries, stores and private
dwellings. Hundreds
sold in San Francisco
and vicinity. Entirely
DIFFERENT and SUI.
PERIOR to any other
ever introduced.
A SAFE, SIMPLE.
AND A POWERFUL
PROTECTION.
Send for Circular.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-08-20
sax FRANCISCO STOCK REPORT.

SAN FRANCISCO STOCK REPORT,
SAN tRAScIsco, August 10Th.
uop~INo cara
sHAhfs'4 "NNu oAS'
30 ssvage-SoS 81 $3.50 IS 35i
1870 Choliar-Potosi-S6E 5Is3 5IbS 81
4l0 Hale Norross-2J e2H 25b1o - 20 \ BE-
22h
81 Ophir-i! le3 10. III
42J Gould Curry-l0 10 .b1 l0ii b30 %
so Crown Points, 81
226 Yellow Jacket-S assb;J
400 lmperisi.ts ~
% Empire slili-5-s
20 Alpha-2l
As Belcher-65 60 c6bs0 65k &C C6la $50 &C Z
66s5O 66s3
Ii Conhdence-6%
10 Con. Nlreinia-92si
10 Daney-l
l05 Erchequer-'4 Isl
80 Ssrn.nr "a"
a Justice-sk
10 Julia-75c
4l0 Csledonia-1s 1853 49,. 49,.
4lo Baltimore Con.-7AbSO Tss7k,,,
IS Globe-I sb3O
100 silver Hill-l2A
80 Eclipse-AN
$40 Rock Islaud-4Oc
$40 Woodyille-li4
200 Union Con-62l4c
30 whitman-2k
ArTrRNooN carr,
''
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-08-20

SELF-ACTING ENGINES, for Cities and
Towns. tend for " Record"
HOOK AND LADDER TRUCKS, for Towns
and Villages Engines and Trucks combined.
STATIONARY TANKS, for Factories. Hotels
and Theaters. II. Il. IRWIN d CO.,
General Agents for the Pacific Coast
For sale by w. II. MURDOCH,
Local Agent, 3l2 California St,
au3-lm San Francisco
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-08-20
ASSESSMENTS.

Following is list of sales of delin-
qnent stocks now advertisedin our paper
KFNTrCKY
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-08-20

Something new.-rcd. white and
blue Cal. Mission flannel undershirts
and draySers-S?.O 90 mt Ashin u Bro.
Mining boots only 81 Mt s. Ashin,
4 Bros.
French cashmere pants-s5 and 50
at =. Ashim 4 Bros.
Boys clothing: Latest styles nj s.
Ashim q Bros. ..
MerinO undershirts mt four bits nj
s. Ashim u Bros.
A hat given to every one that buys
. suit ut 3. Ashim u Bros.
Cheap!--White, brown and black
canvas shoes at 8. Ashim ~ Bros.
s. ASHIM 4 BRO.
BLACK FRocE SUITS. $40; worth $50.
who don't know that the cheap est
store In town IL 3. Ashim 4 Bros
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-08-20

NJ tanned Tomatoes. do. String Beans, do. Green
Co ~s no. Corn, do. Oysters. do. Pie Fruits. do.
s csue MIX. do. Salmon, - rs per doz. or
, 1873-10-29
POLITICAL.

Religion seems to be exercising en- i'm
portant influence upon politics, both en-
the Continent and at home. Many excel
lent C|hurchmen are dissatisfied with the
action of the Government in connection
with religious teaching in schools, and it
was only the other day that the Archbi-
shop Of Canterbury, in a charge to the
clergy Of his diocese, commented very
strongly upon the absence of religious
teaching in the schools which are now
conducted under the superintendent Of
the new School Boards. The evil, be
points out, is intensified by the fact that
the Government has withdrawn those In
spectors and examiners who used, before
Mr.. Forsters Bill became law, to examine
those schools which are carried on under
Church Superintendent. These eXami-
nations included Scripture history, and
Churclmen regard the withdrawal OF the
examiners with much concern as c%alcula-
ted to bring religious teaching into con-
tempt among a class who are much IN
need of its soothing and, We may add,
counteracting influence. To make up as
much as possible for what is regarded as
a tacit indifference to religious teaching,
the Archbishop recommends the appoint
ment of diocesan inspectors, who shall do
the work formerly done by the Govern
ment inspectors. They will visit all the
parochial schools in the diocese, and exa-
mine the scholars in the Scriptures, if not
the general curriculum Of the schools.
Thus the work of the Church is left to the
Church to perform, and there can be no
, 1873-10-29

THE LIVINGSTONE RELIEF ExPEDI-
TIoN.-O Ocean Highways learns from the
last reports which have been received
from Lieutenant Cameron's expedition
that the party were pushing on as rapidly
as circumstances would admit, but had
not escaped the ordinary trials and incon-
veniences experienced by African travel
lers-continued difficulties with the por-
ters and want of provisions. They should
by tits time, however, have reached q
country where there is abundance of every
thing. They represent everything as
being at abnormally high prices, and it
may again be necessary to appeal to the
public for support for their expenses.
which have been so immensely increased
from circumstances that were quite un-
f~oreseen and unavoidable, Up to the pre-
sent the expedition have heard nothing Of
Livingstone. 1t is impossible to c%oniec-
ture when or where they may find him.
News Of Sir Samuel Bakers conjecture
about Lakes Tanganyika and Albert
Nyanza forming one vast inland sea will
doubtless reach the expedition in due
course, and it is quite probable that
Livingstone may determine to set the
matter once for all at rest by either endea-
vouring to return himself or directing
Cameron's expedition to return by that
route and try and fine the passage or the
channel that connects the two lakes. In
that case the expedition has a future
before it more interesting and important
than could ever have been anticipated
European Mail.
, 1873-10-29

full, and the Count Of Chambord should be
declared King, the Pope will certainly
look to him to free Italy from the "hOof
of the invader" and in this way, a step
taken with the intention of restoring peace
and confidence to France might plunge
the country into another continental war,
for we may be sure that King Victor
Emmanuel would not retire without a
struggle. If, however. the Count of
Chambord should retire in favour of the
Count of Paris, this difficulty would be
got over. In Germany the UltramOntanes
are still hopeful and defiant, while the
Old Catholics are gaining ground at every
step they take, q circumstance which
should be regarded rather favourably than
otherwise as tending to bring about q fu-
sion among those who are now divided
upon mere points Of detail. The old
Catholics are the Nonconformists, so to
speak, of their Church, and they are not
without hope that the controversial points
on which they are divided may soon dis
appear, and that the now scattered ele-
ments may be gathered into one fold. A
feeling seems to be gaining ground that as
the elections seems to be going against
the Government, we shall have a general
election before Christmas The Foreign
Office has given notice to Her Majesty's
Consuls that they are, after next year, to
expect no contribution from home funds
towards the support of Consular Chapels
or Chaplaincies. The country will save
$1,000. a year by this economy.
The mixed Anglo-American Commission
has terminated it's labours. 1t has disal-
lowed all American claims, Sand awarded
$4,000 00, dolls. to Briti5h claimants-Euro-
peaa Mail
, 1873-10-29
NOTICE

TIE annual examination of Ere
deriksted's Danish School will
be held on Friday the 9Th Noyem-
Der at 10 O'Clock a. NJ
Frcderiksted's Danish School the
oath October 1878.
J. G. ~RIPPERGER.
, 1873-10-29
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THE COURTS


CRIMINAL CoURr-The case OF the
Stste vs.. John Ctumblsy, charged with me
killing of convict, has been concluded
and given to the jury.
CIRCUIT CoURT.-Sarah A. Baloxe vs..
James Turner, Judgment for defendants
Dismukes vs.. Kirkpatrick, peneing.
NJ. L. Mccall, Administrative, vs.. Corpo-
ration of Nashville, case contiouec.
Law CoURT.-Wm. Denver vs.. NASH
Vile and Northwestern and Nashville and
Chattanooga railroads, dismissed.
Perry 8 Dumont vs.. McAlister, Wheless
& A. M. Carter, judgment against the istter
for 5000. -
Andrew Ramer VS.. Martha E. Ramer,
a yearly allowance of 500 given to de-
fendant as long as they remain apart.
CHANCERY CoURr.-Charles Embry vs..
Andrew Morrison, fnsl decree rendered,
declaring sale Of property to plsintlh nun
and void.
Ben Coekrill and Ephr i'm Pollock vs..
Frank Nancy ct al, decree giving d. A.
Huntington half of the interest OF Frank
Nancy in the estate of his father.
A. B. Shankland use ETC., vs.. John
Thompson, report Of Clerk and Master con-
frmed.
B. W. Hall vs.. Louisa Pagley ct al, de-
murrer sustained.
AT. Whitman, admir-, vs. Margaret A:
Brotherton ct 81, G. A. Cobb appointed
guardian.
James W. Brady vs.. Dennis S. Aundy
complainant's bill dismissed.
Nathaniel Baxter, admir-, vs.. John w
Martin ct al, all ubexecuted orders and de-
crees renewed and revived.
State of Tennessee vs., Bunk OF Tennes-
see, Clerk and Master ordered to report. !.
Trabue & Lucas vs.. James Bankhead
death of defendant proved in open court.
w. g. Massey, admir-, vs.. A. d. Enbanki
ct al, decree in favor of 10 Wheless, admir-
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-10-16

G., Rice, of the firm of G. Rice & Co., of
this city, returned from New York yester-
day, having spent the past three months in
the East purchasing for the fall and winter
trade. g- srae $500.
Among the deaths from yellow fever in
Memphis Saturday, last, was Mrs. Elizabeth
Winters. mother of Recorder Pat. Winters.
Col. Jas. d. Tillmar, of Lincoln county,
is in the city.
Col. john Fl. Savage, of Wsrren county,
arrived 10 the city yesterday.
Gen. j. B. Palmer, of Murfreesboro, was
among the visitors TO our city yesterday.
Gen. E. f. Winslow, President OF the
st. louis and Southeastern road, has tels-
graphed Mai. Lockhard to meet him at st.
Louis, in order TO accompany him in "trip
over the line of road.
Mr.. James FL. Holly, formerly connected
with the Rock City Serenaders, but late OF
Freeman's Western Ministries, is in the
city and looking quite well, after long alb
sencs in the West.
The Louisville Courier. Journal of the
| 18th inst. says: Judge A. S. Marks, chan.
celIor of the fourth Chancery District Of
Tennessee, is in the city, stopping at the
| Louisville Hotel. Judge Marks was colo
mel of the Seventeenth regiment OF Tonnes
nessee volunteers in the late rebellion. This
regiment had reputation that was enVia'
BILE for drill and gallantry. Colonel Marks
while leading his command to the front al
the battle of Murfreesboro, on the 31st day
of December, 1852, was struck by cannon
ball from the enemy's battery, which rem
dered the amputation of his right leg neces
sary. after which the command of his regi
ment devolyed upon another; and, upoI
the recommendation of Gen. Pat. Cleburne
his name was placed by the President upoI
theloIl of honor. NotwiLh standing bis mis-
fortune, Col. Marks continued in the servic
of the lost cause, and rendered valuable as
sistance until its termination. Col. Mark
was elected chancellorin 1870 by the larges
majority of any officer in the State, defeat
ing the Hon. John ID. Bright, who has sine
been elected to Congress,