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KENTUCKY.
A TRAGEDY AT OWINGSVILLE.
A DESPERATE CHARACTER SHOT
AND KILLED.

CINcINNAu, July might. At
Owingsville, Ky, on Thursday, VIM.
). Satterfsld wGs placed on trial for
burning that place in April last. While
one Hayden was testifying in regard
to his being employed by Satterfeld
friends rushed toward him with re-
volvers in their hands, when several
determined citizens interfered and
averted collision. The Court then
adjourned till yesterday. Yesterday
Satterfield and his friends rode in with
two double barrelled shot guns and
revofvers, and were met by Mr.. Hoon,
the iailor and other citizens. Hoon
fired at Satterfeld, killing him in
stanuy, when the rest of the party
fed. Satterield has been regarded as
a dangerous and desperate character.
His death is not much regretted by
the law -abi ling citizens.
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A farmer in Illinois last fall packed
some apples in plaster, filling up the
interstices with this material. Open
ing the barrels on the 14th of June, he
found the fruit in a most wonderful
state of preservation There was not
an eighth as many decayed ones as in
barrels put up in the ordinary way,
while the fruit was almost as fresh as
when it was gathered.
A man who stole a church-organ in
Mass, was very properly trans ferred
foom prison to the luhatic asylum.
A Catholic priest in Martin county,
Ind, has Hyaeinthed with the daugh-
ter of prominent citizen.
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THE WEST.
THE CHICAGO RACES.

CHICAGO, July 3-Night.- the
Dexter Park to-day, the first race, a
dash of a mile and half, was won by
Flush. Time 2:494.
An extra race has been arranged to
come off on Saturday next at Dexter
Park for purse of $4,000 81 500 to
the first horse, 200 to the second,
$9OOto the third and $4OO to the fourth.
Free to all. American Girl to carry
twenty pounds dead weight, all others
catch weights to harness, best three in
five. The race was filled last night
with the following nominations ::
American Girl, BasLaw, Jr., Henry
Toddy, J. w. Cooley, Sensation and
Fred Hooper.
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MASSACHUSETTS,.
SOME MORE SHOCKING DE-
PRAVITY.
A LAD OF EIGHT BEATS TO
DEATH ANOTHER OF THREE
WEARS.
ALL ON THE GLORIOUS FOURTH
VIOLENT STORM AT ANDOVER

Boston, June might TN South
Acton, Mass, yesterday, George
Carlis, a lad of 8 years, enticed boy
named Lane aged 3 years, into the
woods and there beat him with club
in a most shocking manner, leaving
ajm insensible. He was soon discov-
cred but died gf his injuries in "a
hours. The murderer fed but vas az
rested last evening in Cambridge.
During heavy shower in Andover
yesterday evening lightning struck old
South Church and stunned Rev. Mr..
Abbott who was delivering the ora
ton, and also Mr.. Carter, tenor of the
choir. Both recovered in few min
Ntes. The church was not materially
damaged. Several other buildings
were also struck It was the most
violen. storm experienced here for SO
years.
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CARRIED OVER THE FALLS.
TWO LOVERS MEET DEATH TO
GETHER.

ROCHESTER, N. Y, June 5-Noon.-
Two men, two women and a boy,
names unknown, went over Niagara
Falls on Friday. The party we're sail
ing in boat at Chippewa and got into
the rapids and were carried over the
Falls. Pieces of the boat have been
found.
The young man and woman who
went over Niagara Falls were to be
married to-day. Their bodies have
not been recovered.
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DIR. WELLS
EXTRACT OF JURUBEBA

is prepared directly from the SOUTH
AM ERlCAN PA Mt. AMI il perfectly pecu-
liarly suited to all these cifficultie>; it will
cleansethe TItioted Blood strengthen the Life
Giring ToUers. and RrmOce all Distractions from
Impaired and EnfeeLled Organs.
1t should be freely taken, Juru-
beba is pronounced by medical writer's the most
efficient Purifier, Tonic and DeobstyMent known
in the whole range of medicinal plants. 4w
JOHN Z. KELLOGG, IS Platt ST., y. V,
Sold by Druggists. Sole gents for the United
States Price One Dollar per Bottle. Send for
circular. 4w
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CUBA.
GERRITT SMITH ADVOCATES
THE RECOGNITION OF CUBA.

SYRACUSE, N. Y, July 5-Noon.-
At the great Fourth of July celebration
here yesterday, Gerritt Smith, in an
address, touched On the Cuban ques-
tion, arraigning the Admiipistrqtion for
it's coldness towards the cause Of
Cuban independence, while allowing
gunboats to be fitted out at New York
for Spanish use. Cuba, by maintain
ing a successful resistance for nearly
five years, hadSearned the recognition
of belligerent rights. He hoped that,
since the Government hesitated, the
people would take up G4ba's cause
and force the people to act.
A resolution was adopted expressing
sympathy with Cuba and calling on
the Government to acknowledge bel
ligerency, if, indeed, potthe independ-
ence of Cuba.
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ATTACKED BY UNITED STATES
TROOPS.
FOURTEEN KILLED AND SIX
CAPTURED.

SAN FRANCISCO, July 3-Night.-
Advices from Arizona state that Lieut..
Babcock, with fifty cavalry, who was
sent in pursuit of the murderers of
Lieut.. Almy, overlook them in the
mountains and compelled them to
fight. During the engagement four
teen were killed and six captured. Two
of Babcock's Indian aids were wound
ed
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THE FAR EAST.
REVOLT OF THE HINDOOS IN
PCONAH.

LONDON, Jul. 5-Night-A dispatcl
from Bombay brings the intelligence
of rising among the Hindoo peas
ants in the District of Poonah. They
refuse to pay their rents and have
plundered and burned several houses
Two bands have been dispersed by the
pOlice
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KANSAS.
SHIPMENTS OF CATTLE BEGUN,

TOPEKA, June 3-Noon.
of Texas cattle east from Wichita,
Ellsworth and otherpoints in Arkansas,
have commenced. There are 10000
head at Wichita, and $50, zoo head on
their way to that point from Texas,
according to official railroad reports
There is also large number at Ellis
worth, and small droves at other
points
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INTERESTING
Stories, Tales &c.
are Civ. every week, making it the best fam
lily paper published in the country.
ITS CIRCULATION

is very large throughout the state and the
whole South. in .-, is",v Z. Edgecombe,
OnslOw, Duplin, Sampson, Brunswick, Bladen
and Columbus it ia especially large, while in
Richmond. AnsOn, Cumberland and Moore
and in several counties OF South Carolina, its
circulation is very good.
1t is published . very Friday on the follow
inc
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This concert is under the suppl yi-ion III di-
rection of the following
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
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Capitalist; II. ID. Bush, Lumber; T.. K. More
head, Merchant H. w. l4illett, NJ etchant; j L.
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mer; c. MOller, Cashr Ger. b; f. 7. Carr.
Architect.
OFFICERS
E. H. Durfee, President; II. l. Newman, Vice
President; Geo F. Prescott, Sec'y; Carl NJ nlltr,
Treasurer.
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to all absent ticket-ho'ders that their interests
will be fully guarded and protected.
All correspondence strictly confidential, and
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THrbOrO, Rrlncl.

IiRECTOR.S:
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Buys and sells c"ecks in ms To suit on Great
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The st. Louis Democrat says it IS a
notable fact that the first victim of
cholera in indianapolis, was bar
tender who wore a diamond pin, and
had taken other precautions against
the plague.
A Western traveller suggests a new
sleeping-car regulation, which shall
prohibit porters from extracting q
passengers well-polished boots from
under his pillow, and charging twenty
five cents for setting thelI on the hoor
in front of his bunk.
His Highness, the Khedive of Egypt,
has ordered a dinner service for the
contemplated fate in honor of the Sui
tan concenssion to him of enlarged
sovereign powers. Five thousand
carats weight of diamonds are to be
used in the golden vessels.
Of the Yale College seniors forty-one
have chosen the law for a profession
fifteen business, thirteen the ministry
six medicine, six teaching, two jour
nalism, two banking, two civil engi
neering, one art and one mining.
The judiciary article adopted by the
Pennsylvania Constitutional Conven
ton provides that the judicial powel
| of the State shall be vested i'll a Su
preme Court, in Courts of Common
Pleas, in Courts Of Oyer and Termine
and General Jail Delivery. III Orphans
Courts, in Justices of the Peace ant
| such other Courts as the Leglsla
ture may from time to time establish
The Supreme Court is TO consist o
seven elected judges, who will hol'
Office for twenty-one years, but not b
| ELIGIBLE to reelection.
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CONNECTICUT.
THE SENATE CONDEMNS THE
BACK PAY BUSINESS.

CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION
BILL VOTED DOWN.
HARFFoRD, CT, July 3-Night-
Senate to-day passed resolution con-
demning the back pay bill and COM
mending the Senators or Representa-
tives from this State for opposing it.
The Senate rejected the bill provid-
ing for Constitutional Convention.
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It's Market Reports

are always full and accurate. The Review OF
the Markets is accepted by the mercantile com.
munity As the true index Of the commerce of
the city, while its repor other E.arkets are
full and reliable.
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NIAGARA FALLS.

SAD DISASTER ON THE
FOURTH.
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OFFICE r. r. COMPANY,

OF IO Z n. z. K :. R. COMPANY.
COMPANY SHOPS, N. c..
MAY 31st, 1873.
THE 2ith ANNUiLMEETING OF the Stock k
holders of the North Carolina Railroad Com
pany, will be held at Salisbury, n. c, on the
Second Thursday, the 10th of July, 1873.
Stockholders will please be represented eith
er N person OR by proxy. The transfer books
will be closed Juno lat, 1873, and remain closed
-
until Ju'y II, 1873.
j. A. McCAULEY,
Treasurer.
june 21-tJIy11
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ARIZONA.

THE MURDERERS OF LIEUT..
ALMY,
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Ii 10 the most powerful cleanser,
streng1hener and remover of Glandu OBJ
structiOns known to Xdterid Nedicd
1t is specially adapted to constitutions
60 worn down" and debiltated by the warm
weather of Spring and Summt r. when the blood
is not in active circulation, consequently gath
ering impurities from sluggishness and i'm cer-
feet action OF the secretive organs, and is man
ifested by Tumlrs, Eruptions, B:otches. tolls,
Pastules, S"rOtua. &C.. &C.
When weary and languid from over
work, and dullness, drOwsiness and inertia TAX e
the place OF energy and vigor, the system needs
a Tonic to build 1t up and help the Vital Forces
to regain their recuperative power.
I'm the heat of Sum M er, freq uentIy the
Licer and Spleen do not properly pcrfOi IN their
functions the Uterine and Urinary Organs are
inactive, producing weakness of the stomach
and intestines and predisposltion to hiIious
arrangement.
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$4,000 for $2!!
GRAND GIFT CONCERT
OF the Mercantile Library Asso-
citation Of the City Of Leaven-


worth, Kansas.
In accordance with an act of the Legislature
and their Articles of Incorporation the Board
of Directors announce their first
Grand Gift Concert and Distribution by lot,
among the ticket holders, of
$3:3s,555 IN CASH,
at LAING'S HALL, LeavenwOrth, On the 25th
day June, 1873, for the benefit Oft the Library.
1888 Cash Gifts, amounting to 1892, 5s5.
This enterprise is endorsed bv the Governor,
Secretary OF State, Auditor Of State, Superin-
tendent Of Public Instruction, Treasurer OF
State, Mayor and Common Council of eaven-
worth, and all leading business men Of the state,
and the certainty of tn. distrib utioa pay
ment of gifts, as advertised, is fully guaranteed
Tickets S2 each. 3 for S5, u for \ %.
Memorandum of Cash Gifts to be dir bat d
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$72 Each Week.

Agents wanted cvrryw her e. Bu iness strictly
legitimate. Particulars free. Address j. WORTH
s. Co st. Louis, Mo
june I2-ly
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During the previous week she had
made three several attempts to effect
the same purpose, the first by taking
laudanum, the second by cutting her.
throat, and again, on Friday, by the
yarn, in which she was foiled. On
Sunday morning, being unmatched,
she renewed the attempt, and this time
with fatal effect.
There is a suggestion of guilt and
-criminality connected with this affair
we refrain from commenting on at
present. It was no doubt the working
of remorse which preyed upon the
conscience of the wretched woman
and which made the burden of exist
ence intolerable.
The Charlotte Observer says:-We
are called upon to lay a sad and heart
rending story before our readers this
morning. Last evening about 9oclock,
q terrible and fatal accident occurred at
the Central Hotel in this city. Mr.. A.
Perry Sperry, gentleman well known
| in this section of country, and who has
| been travelling for the hardware house
of Thos. D. Day & Co., 246 Canal street,
New York, arrived in Charlotte yester-
day afternoon and took quarters at the
Central. After supper he retired to his
room which was on the third story ol
the building, on the east side, and seat,
ed himself in the window, probably to
get the beneft of the breeze. While
seated there he lost his balance and
fell to the pavement below. He was
Immediately taken to his room, wher
it was found that his left leg was com
pletely shattered, and that he had re
ceiyed painful and serious bruises or
other portions of his body. Drs. Nc
Combs and Gregory were called to the
relief of the unfortunate gentleman
and though every expedient was resor
ted to to save his life, it was apparen
from the first that the hand of deatl
was upon him. Stimulants were admin
istered to him and he lived until hal
past ten O'Clock, when he breathed hi
last.
Mr. Sperry married in Greensboro
He leaves q wife and if we mist Ike not
two children. His wife is now in Win
chester, Va. A dispatch, announcing
the event, which will make sorrowfu
atleast one household, was sent forth
with to Mrs. Sperry, by Mr.. Eccles, tin
PROPRIETOR of the Hotel.
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and CASTOR Road, with a view of colon
izeing there large number of English
emigrants. The property embraces
about 6, 1000 acres of land, and includes
the elegant Hotel erected on the road
some two or three years ago.
The Wadesboro Herald SAYS; We
learn that a white man named John
Saunders, apparently enjoying good
health, while cutting wheat in the field
OF MIR. Urlah Station, near Ansonville,
one day last week. fell dead. He had
Just returned from dinner, and, to his
co-laborers, was priding himself upon
the amount of exertion he could un-
dergo, and the work he could do, when
he was suddenly seized with an apo
Plectic fit and fell back dead. Heleaves
wife and five children.
The Hillsboro Recorder saws of the
cotton crop in Orange county: A much
larger breadth of land has been put in
cotton this year than ever before. The
light lands in the southern and eastern
parts of the county, aided by the
stimulus of fertilizers, have proved
themselves well adapted to the staple,
OF q quality unsurpassed by any mp
land cotton produced in the State. The
country around Chapel Hill is given
up to this culture almost to the exclu
sion of everything else. A fine stand
was obtained, and the weed now pre-
sents tine appearance.
The Fayetteville Eagle says: Died at
hisresidence in the northern part of this
county, very suddenly, last Tuesday,
24th, Col. Duncan Mccormick, aged
about 81. Col Mccormick was senator
nom this county four years, 1888 SO,
and county surveyor from 1924, near 40
years. He was most firm and honest
man In his convictions, andwas remark
able for punctuaity in all his engage
ments, and for his active life. He sccu-
minated large estate, and in all his
varied life he was distinguished for en-
sEgy and devotion to duty.
The Hillsboro' Recorder says Mrs.
Maria Murray, q widow lady living
near Cedar GroYe, eight miles North
q Hinsboro,, committed suicide on
Sunday morning last. by 2hanging,-
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tering upon it's twenty ninth annual volume, has
been greatly enlarged an Improved. 1t is the
only thirty-six column paper in the State.
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EUROPE.

AN EARTHQUAKE AND A n
ERUPTION IN ITALY.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-10-09

LIST OF GIFTS,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-10-09

OPERA HOUSE To-NlGHT.-The man.
agement, as we thiRk wisely, has con-
cluded TO withdraw the Tempest, and
will tonight present e bill for the en-
tertairment that must ill the house in
every part. The frat piece is the ele~
CANT comedy Of the Honey Moon" IL
our opinion the most delightful comedy
ever written. It's author, John Tobin,
an Irishnan, died without knowing he
was the writer of the first comedy ever
produced on the English stage. This
play will give us an opportunity to
measure the talent Of the company as
it furnishes scope for the talents OF all
The after piece. Jenny Lind. will in-
troduce the comedian as Granbey Gay,
and Miss Fanny Prestige, as Jenny
Leatherlungs, the whole forming an
evenings entertainment that should
fill the Opera House in every part.
Nothing finer could be produced.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-10-09

POSTAL MATERIAL new post office
is established at Oakton, Berkeley coun.
ty, W. Va. with J. G. Siler, pestmast-
er. klso at Pensisgers Ford, Nicho-
las county. W. Va, on the route from
Webster C. II. to Nicholas c. H., with
James II. Ward as postmaster. Also
at Crimson Springs. Monroe county, W.
Va, with James NJ. Hall as postmast-
er. Also at Mellow Dale, Fayette
county, ". Va, on the route from
Lewisburg to Fayetteville, with John
Creigh as postmaster. Also at Deer
Run, Psndle;on county, W. Va, on
the route from Marsey to Franklin.
with John J. Dunkle as postmaster
The post Office at Orchard View, Fay
cite county, W. Va, is discontinued
as not needed, the papers 80 to Sewell
Depot o. J. Bond is appointed post
master at Rockford, Harrison county,
". Va. vic. A, J. Davidson. rssignsd.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-10-09

CoNcERr.-A splendid concert was
given at Martins Ferry last evening for
the benefit of the Methods, Episcopal
church in that place. Several OF the
best musicians in Wheeling lent their
services to making the affair success.
The orchestra was conducted by Mr..
Ebeling of this city; and Professor
Row. Of the Female College, and Mr..
Lucas, of Adams and Lucss, aud Mr..
E. ]. Wbipple were among the siogers.
or course the music was excellent, and
the Martins Ferry people would be
glad to hear it repeated.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-10-09

FELL YaoNA Trey esterdsy pc
squirrel escaped from its owner at the
Belmont Mill, aud found refuge on o
tree in Mrs. Shanley's yard, Quite q
number OF persons .tarsed ia pursuit o.
the fugitive, among them q number OF
boys. One OF these youths started up
the tree after the squirrel. After he
hsd climbed up pretty near the TOP, the
animal ran over his bands frightening
him 80 that be let 60 all hands and
Tell to the ground, distance OF some
twelve or fifteen feet. Luckily be was
not injured. He picked himself up
badly Jared. and swearing that he
would never 60 after squirrels sgsin ex.
cept with a gun.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-10-09

BADLY HURr.-Yesterday morning,
as q woman named Rachael Hoch
partially blind, WAS walking along the
road near Boggs' run. q horse attached
to a buggy, which was being driven
behind her, got frightened at the ap.
proach OF train OF cars and ran away
knocking Mrs. Hoch down and very
seriously ipjuring her about the head
and shoulders. As We understand IT
no blame can be attached to the driver
OF the animal who did all in his power
to stop the frightened animal.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-10-09

FATAL AcCIpRNr.-About six o'clock
Tuesday evening. as Patrick Griffith,
who lives On Bethany pike, some FIVE
miles east oithe city, was driving home
ward, and when descending the hill at
Fulton, his wagon came in contact with
a team going in the opposite direction.
The shock threw him Immediately in
front and under the wheels OF his
wagon, which passed oyer his body,
crushing his skull. The unfortunate
man fingered in most intense agony
until Eve o'clock yesterday morning,
when be died.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-10-09

PoL,u CoURf.-There were five
cases before the police cosIt yesterday
morning, one OF which could not be
made to "stick"
Peter Loeffier is charged with being
one Of the parties who broke Mrs. Rosa
O'Brien's windows, in East Wheeling,
Sunday night. Mrs. OBrien refused
to appear, and the hearing was con-
tinued until this ormuing, and a rule
was issued against her 1-
Charles Vennam says be came from
Elm Grove. Our whisky did not agree
With him. so he got deeply and deplor-
ably drunk. He was picked up on
Twelfth street, utterly unable to help
himself. He was fined 50 and costs.
Smith Butler was charged with be-
ing one OF q party Of four who made a
great deal OF disturbance in the Eighth
ward, last Friday night. The evidence
utterly failed to connect him with the
offence and the charge against him
was dismissed at complaining witness
costs.
William Dorner charged with dsor.
derby conduct in the Eighth ward, on
Friday night, Was fined 50 and costs.
Ferdinand Luft. another OF the
Eighth ward disorderly ones, was fned
So and costs for being with Dorner.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-10-09

TIE BEsr Is THE CHEAPEsr. Harry
Smith, the we'll known aud popular
painter, is painting numbers on glass
in very superior manner. He will
paint the number on your house in any
style at any price you may desire. BE
having the contract for putting up city
numbers cannot make a mistake. Call
at the shop No. l,4l+ Main street and
examine samples.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-10-09

County CoURr.-In the case of Meyer
Il Bro, against L. P. Salterbach, BY
leave OF the Court, the demurrer filed
in this cause is withdrown, and the
plaintiff is ordered to file 6 bill Of parti-
culars.
In the case OF Elizabeth Higgs
against Martin Murphy, judgment for
the plaintiff, for sl03, was rendered.
10 the case OF Andrew Holmes against
Robert II. Gillespy, appeal from Justice
A. n. job nston, the Court ordered the
papers certified to the Circuit Court, for
. hearing.
In the case Of the Merchants Nation.
al Bank against W. Fl. Chapman, the
Judgment previously rendered wss set
aside, and the defendant allowed to file
an affidavit.
On motion the Court adjourned until
nine o'clock this morning.