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The Hickman courier., 1874-01-17
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Educating Gar COIOred neO
The Kentucky Lesisatur2 {
der consideration, sys
schools for the especial
colored people Of this 81 ~
lowing gives the main pS
bill. which it is understood
and become part Of our present
mon school law:
Be Il enacied Jy tie General .4ss<:
Ljy II the Con3noa,ccu}th of Keatachy.
First-That the Qd rolorcHs fDH
hereafter collected from the colored
population shall be the sdne on the
sl0u worth of property as the tax col
lrcted from white persons. aud the same
shall be paid into the treasury and
constitute part Of The school iuud
tor colored children, aud shall not b5
.asd furany other purpose, except the
aAount collected for the sinking fund
n h shall be collected aud paid az
pr$ ded by law.
SA-onl-That the poll tax hereafter
collected from The eoiored popliatior
/ shall be the same per c0pito as the iaS
( collected from whit" persons. and th'
same hall be paid into he treasury anc
/ constitute pari OF the schoni tune
( for the ceiored children.
Third-Th-t all fueS, lorieitures
aud penalties hereafter imposed on ano
collected from the colored population
except rhe amouut thereof allowed b,
! law 10 attorneys for The Commonwealth
shah be paid iutr the treasury an'
constitute a part of the school ia"d 10
/ the colore,i children
Fourth-That the Common Scho"
ol,slAa,..iz-i0t,e, oi,,ssssE county di
vide hie county into many schoe
districts ~ the culore'i popa 'a'iuu ma
require. and appoint q trustee for earI
district
The bin provides that the white an
colored schools shall be kept foreve
! separate and distinct.
The Hickman courier., 1874-01-17

! GEN. lIooKER HIrs The HoLY
HowAED Gen. 0 0 Howard o,
Freelmeus Bureau fame, whose ac.
counts with that bureau have I,t.l,
been under investigation, il having
eoue 70 light dat extensive fraud
have teen perpetrated under The gai,e
Of philanthropy, Is ti,us spoken OF by
Gen. Joe Hooker. who saw great
deal of him during the late war:
Il haze no desire to strike ua,.
who i down or who 81 least Is very
rapidly falling" said the General. but
can assure yeu that these new devel
"pnehts IN relation Ia him have p.,f
altered nv opium of the man. Al
though had DOT known him a, a
'Peeaisior. WIS we'll aware Of his in
hefent t,spneri.y Aud be Is such a
profound christian, tool Why. down
ia The army y---~ison | was 10 con,Iu,n,l
oi fne army of fbe Potonic. au.l he /
had the elevcU'!. corpse under me-.h, /
'.ee inil 10 oeerAnwiag with his uAer I
'bie eanf Now uobody has more re
Pre' l"r senuino. Christianity than /
,d socld be slow to doubt The cen
l'neae-s Of any rams rien; bur
toward tlls always been downr;Af
The Hickman courier., 1874-01-17
BULLS WORM Destroys.
geiract Of LeNor from 0eorgia
NILLASow, wALNEE coUsTY, Ca,
June -, 1866.

A1F'UVt y LetEcT TToW Ucofgla
EILLASow, WAINEE coUsTY, Ca,
June -, lSCG.
Or. John BZH-D,ar SIR. ] have rs-
Gently given your B'ogD Desfrover several
trIais, and And 10 wonderfully eifcScious.
i' has not failed IA single instance -
nave the wished for eject. sIn doing -
pretty large country practice, aud Lave
daily usc for some article OF Tie ki1d.
an, sir, respectfully,
JULIUS 4. CLEMENT, Nd.
p $50 unqualified AID numerous are
the testimonials in favor Of my w orul lv-
stroyer tbat newspaper space 10 ennlsly
TOO small 10 tell its merits.
IL is an iHfallibe remedy for Worms
Try IL and be convinced. See my josrnzl
for lnOre fun description.
JOHN puLL.
The Hickman courier., 1874-01-17
e ed KnOerr,

Z ATE OF THE FIRM OF HBRTWEC1.
BATTER, & co,
Manufacturer OF Wacoas and pl3ws,
wouId respectfully announce 20 the com
munitT aud country ~ large, that he has
rrestAbiishsj himself At what IL general
ly known as the lower shop, opposite The
Railroad Depot, where he cav be found
with a nice lot OF ready made wagons
Pows and other Agricultural implements
on hand lie also has an efficient corps
OF workmen engaged, warrantiDg TO Lin
the assurance that his work Will give
entire satisfaction. He considers that be
is TOO we'll known to, give reference, al
he asks is trial, cOn r,nrd in the belief
that all will 60 away tisfed.
mayl7 r hNohho-
The Hickman courier., 1874-01-17
rhe Lesi>lainre.

Aide from passing bill submitting
the call for constitutional convention
10 the people, taking two weeks recess,
and few local bills. the present Leg
isla,ure has done nothing They have
laid out au immense amount Of work
L1t it all r.-n,ain- to be acted upon
Eso"pls as 4, . repe5:l Of
the comm ~ -ehooI NV. IN innnmer
able nuub,r Of pr,ate bills. an immi-
grafton bill. ct, ct.
The Hickman courier., 1874-01-17

r ppears that Caleb Cushing Is not
h x esu6rn,ed after all aas that it il
H.. po.itical rr;neiplcs, snd not his
ie,-sl .iiiity, which stands in his way
The Hickman courier., 1874-01-17

There is to be fierce aud des.
pera'e fight this year iu the general
elections for members of tie next Gou-
sress. 1t may-indeed there are nianv
good rea,on> To- beliesius that i, will
-Ieeo.ntl"nize the House of Repre-
>entaliyes aud place senie other ua
,ority IN the seat, held for twelve wear.
By Republican majority The new
jear opens wiih preparations for the
eonaieE The Anti Monopoli,t, OF
iowa ndismryed by their defeat las,
iall. Ave called Convention to meet
at Moiaes on the 18th Of Feb
ruafJ 10 lay out the congressional cam
pagn IN thar State They are mueh
stronger and their enemy mueh weaker
han ~ October, aud il they cake their
measures prudentiy. there is scarcely
doubt thai they will carry Iowa a.
her brethren carried Californi, and
" i>eonsin last falI.-.St Loui, he
0utiican
The Hickman courier., 1874-01-17
Texas ES TRoCBz Z.
GRAN, Goes Esnc.. on the Eads

The Democrats carried the hate clec-
ton in Texas Gov Davis. the pres
en- AExecutive aud extreme Radical
" candidate and met with over
4elming defeat tie has since broughi
d. the validity OF the law under which
tha election was held aud the Supreme
Court ef the State has decided i Gu
constitutional. Davis nov proposes E,
defeat the Democratic victory by hold
lag on to the rains of Government
aud calls on Pre,ilsnt c rant for troop
to sustain him Grant refuses. anC
advises submission to the will of -
people:
E.recuiire Ku.sioa jan. II
To Gov Davis. Austin, Texas
dispatches aud letters reel ~
tion ot the Supreme {
IN declaring The iate e .
tutiUual. asd asking II
70 prevent appreheuded r.
received The call i n6y s
curdance With the coustitS
Crited States ana the acts " N
under il. aud cannot thereioN
granted The act OF tie Legis
OF Texas providing for the recent
tons having received yeur apPf
and bo,h political parties havin
nominations aud having coHdu
political campaign under II, pro'
woul1 il rot tie pru3euf as
right 20 Yield 10 the ysIdict Of
pie AZ eSPre >ed by their baiiatS
e. ) GKANfN
The Hickman courier., 1874-01-17

Tnf winter term Of the MoCrack en-
'iseuis sohfs temn4susvi last Msuday.
The Hickman courier., 1874-01-17

Ny Journal abounds with sinilar Lsi-
terra all of which ! GUARANTEES TO be EsA-
-.sr--~va vvrittsn ~ the PetAohs wk~ss
names they hesr.
DO not suffer Yourself to be i'm possd 81.
Dom be drawn away after ue~ znd d. abt-
ful experiments. Don't risk your hsaltk
by letting noviees eGPerinsnt upSA ~
with lheir trash.
Ny sarsaparilia has stood the tssi
twenty -hve years; j, il still the sar
psriilA Of the day, and OF the ags, ts~
ing over all others il popularity sEd
curative qualities
Avoid ali those who are trying t. pa
of on you other Extracts Of SsrsAysr;
SO called Rene ber II is Dr. John Ball
Sarsapsrilla, Of Louisville. ky., that a. -
the old and reliable remedy fsr Impurities
vi the blood and serofulas aaeeIisE. ~
bear Ghas ia iaihI.
The Hickman courier., 1874-01-17
81. Lecls, April ~.


DR. JOHN BULL-DeAr Sir: Kaosisz
the efficiency Of your SarsapariilA, aEJ
the healing and beneficial qualities Il
Possesses, send you the following sts.s-
nient Of thy case:
WA wounded about two yeAra age
WAS taken prisoner and confined for Ella
teen months. Being moved 30 often Ey
wounds have not Lealed yet. haze rst
sat up moment since 1 wAs wounded
aui shot through the bips ny general
hsslfh 10 impaired, aud / need something
10 assist nature 1 hHvs more faith ia
your Shrsaparilla than ia anything else
| wish thar that is genuine. Pioass ex-
press me half dozen bottles and obligS
Carr. {. i. JOHNSON
z S.-,The following WAS written April
SOtb, 1866, by Sire. Jennie johnson, mother
Of Capt Johuson
Dr. John Buli-Desrsir: Nv husband.
Dr. {. y. johnson, 40 a skiliful sUrxeoa
aud physician in Central New York,
where he died, leaving the above c. y.
Johnson 10 my care. At thirteen years
Of age he had chronic disrrhes ASd
scrofula, for which ! gave your Sarssps-
rilla. 1t cured him. have for ten years
recommended IL 10 many in New York,
Ohio and Iowa, for scrofula. fever sores
aud general debility. Perfect success has
attended II. The cures effected IN some
cascs Of scrCfula aud fever sores were
almost miraculous. / am very anxious
Sarsaparilla. He is fearful Of gsuinEA
spurious article, hence his writing to you
for 1t. His wounds were terrible, Lat
believe lie will recover.
Respectfully, -
JENNIE JOHNSON
The Hickman courier., 1874-01-17

TnE Masonic iarteYnii! IN Philadc!-
thia are endeavoriug 10 u.ake arrange
ms ut, to hold 4 grand Masonic Con
gress n that city during the Centen
dial. 1t is proposed to invite the
Aand Masonic Lodges Of the world
n eud representatives TO meet in Cou"
ely that occasion, for Tie purpose
Of rAisius the WORK OF the Order and
heiehtening, by actual contact, the
feeling of universal Brotherhood amoue
it members
The Hickman courier., 1874-01-17

IHE 1rlgg County Dcmocraf says
ia ige Dahney having become a ennI
'iidata Tor Circuir Judge. there ard
fio% ohly Two a~pirant> in this en1
inF congressional hooors-CaA
Sans aud lion. Geo. ". Que
numerous friend oi lie la
claim thar he is
nian tor the place. lie is cerx -
OF ability. goo <pS3
aud is destined to make Limse.t fcfviu'
n tbs e3nias csuts.s.
The Hickman courier., 1874-01-17

r. s. Mr.. johnson wns the son of q
skIifid surgeon. his mother recommend
eo 90 her friends. and tor many years used
NY SarzaPariiiA witA perfect SUCCESS la
ocrofuls and FeNer-sores Mrs. Juhnson
states tAai the cures elected were aimost
miraculous. Read my journal for ea-
tended Information sud advice ia your
case My Journal contains certificates "
eminent persons, ministers aud medical
meu--men who are known here ia ttls
community for integrity and Vsrscity
have recently received most remarkakle
certificate from an eminent gentleman "
Louisville. JOIN DgLL-
The Hickman courier., 1874-01-17
Fer the lIitkmin Courier.
E.aEn EukNsEE..axla.s, ElaiAR.

Fer the Iii, KIN IN Courier.
E.2fe Insurance Loss.
MARTIN. weakley Co, Tenn, Deer, 75.
10 samuel Landrum, District Agent Mu-
!, Lual Beueft Life Insurance Company,
y New Ark, New Jersey.
SiR: II desire to ackno~ ledge the re-
Int Of FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS,
day paid me b. you as agent OF the
Itual BENEFIT Life Insurance Company Of
~ Ark. New Jersey, in full OF policy
sI..-sn the life OF my deceased nus
80. ardner, and for your prompt
sting and paying tins toss, l
N To yourself AMI company,
nks. Respectfully,
VIRGINIA GARDEER-
The Hickman courier., 1874-01-17
nn4A~HAe .
STRAY Notice.

VNAKEN UP as stray. by Henry Camp
s bell, living on Sassafras Ridge. miles
west of Hickman. in Fulton county, Ky,
ONE SORREL MARE. 3 years oil, Is
bands high and branded III Having
no other marks o. brands aaa Hhicn |
appr.-i=e At the vasne of 80
v itue So m hand this ltth lay Of De-
cctabcr. 1874.
ianI7-St ). F. BUsaAEr ) = r. e
The Hickman courier., 1874-01-17
THe wreck eat n coEascr 57lr
tex1-~

ESle
III - -. -, =, =
a Washington letter IN the AlexIts...l
Sentinel. 1t will be seen tha
former townsnlan, the Rev. o.
Carter, has gotten about as lo9
generally the lot Of a human hf
The other night member
pres, Wa, accosted on Il street ~
noo.e Romans, drunk "a looms ind
+ ing the way to the Chronicle
Upon closer Inspection he disco
mat the gay aud festive Fam .
ters weic the redOubt.blr -
aad he Rev Uolopci tar'eI
/ er Of the Louisiana HolN
senta,ives. ex Conicdor'
! Methodist munster. ex
lutioui>t and ex-every
sood. Tue tw0 worthie-
arm il arm, stead yias eacN
P,uch wa> doing all the ,piuin
George Carter the talking I
tail was there my countrymeu y
TO what base uses even a Method
minister may come to at lasti 4 :
ing ialschood upon all his past life.
The Hickman courier., 1874-01-17

The Rev j 3. NeFefrin OF NhHh !.
vile. haS uudertak 10 wr'i' a hiss. AIS.
tory of flis vy,rs grace. ior 'ise army
ui Tennessee. with accompanying ~
cident-. during the progress OF the
late war between the United States
aud the .'Coulederate States.
The Hickman courier., 1874-01-17

IT i repoi ted that Mrs Laura
is again married II the rep
true, it is little Strange tha :
husband ha-n't advertised th ~ |5l
new,pa pers that he wont
bic Tor any debts she E
with retail dealers iu pis
der. Louisville Courier 3 + e : T.:
The Hickman courier., 1874-01-17

RpAY, JAN. II. is7l
The Hickman courier., 1874-01-17

~ ndepenIent /, recognizes
FesT'ii cations 10 party organizations.
eincerity in this position is popularity
derstoUd, and SO largely appreciated
pc it's subscribers and hahitual pur
tsers IN either political party outnum-
those of the party organs, and jts
tg,regate circulation is greater than that
5f it's competitors combined.
Ii takes hearty interest in the politics
Of Europe. which tclegraphic communi-
cation has brought into very intimate re-
atIons with US, and, earnestly vindica-
Iimg and sustaining the deYeio pmeut OF
nationality Ia Germany and Italy, II cor
daily sympathizes with the Republican
catise in France aud Spain.
The speciality Of the CoMMERcI L is the
news OF the day We spare no effort and
no expense at home or abroad TO obtain
by telegraph, by mail and by express,
the latest Intelligence, and 10 present il
in the most attractive and authentic form.
Our Editorial remarks upon events, and
OF the questions of the day,
are according to our independent judg
ment, Alas6S,lng always in view the efficacy
:. : -Pahlishiro-a The interests OF the pe0
pie We do nor seek official favors par
tisan patronage, bat rely wholly upon the
business that grows out of the respect
aud good will OF the public at large.
The current history OF the world will
possess, this winter exceptional interest.
The affairs of Europe never concerned us
more closely thau now The compica-
lions in our foreign relations, even
threatening war, mnst command con-
stantly our serious consideration, and the
session OF the American Congress about
Will absorb IN an unusuai
degree the attention OF the country, for
alle most vital ana searching issues, fnan-
~ ana political, await practical solution.
r he da3.y newspaper at such a time be-
kaes almost necessity OF life, and it is
Is hazardous to claim for the Cincinnati
+ .MERciAL that il is at once the most
piete and trustworthy Journal issued
Ne Ohio Valley--the center of the
tion and the seat of the political
of the Nation.
leiations with political parties n re
PAT we will not be suspected OF tam
with the news in the interest of
mean to tell the plain truth,
THE NEWS, no matter
= - 8om it helps or hurts.
= q horpngh and impair
Is ~ nancial intelligence
l.! .itical Information.
. = 3ll that this is a prom
- knx. bscribeTs. and
The Hickman courier., 1874-01-17

TnE Pari, IntelligeuceS 5 q
There will be some exciting fimS
things. this year, in Tennessee.
will elect Governor. and Legl-'d.
lure who must choose The n''xi Um'eo
States Senator We viii also elect
full representation Of Congressman
The Hickman courier., 1874-01-17

ws.,ua >Gfisge
The Hickman courier., 1874-01-17

CoMPEN
ERNEES A Il eEOTN
ly iu Congress to SEQ
by which loyal SOY
euabled to receive !
feeding the Union sold
ing compelled TO preN
affidavit OF the OH eer>
ack nowled1ing the recei!i
plies. These sffidavit~
! Southern Representative
/ -;bie for the claimants T.
various reasons
The New York herald., 1874-11-20
NEW JERSEY.

Maggie Clarx alias "Long Mary" noted shop
litter, was arrested In Newark yesterday. She 10
held for examination.
Thomas Forester. brother Of the pedestrian,
was kicked by q horse in Newark yesterday and
seriously II not fatally injured.
Miss Emma Smith, Newark lady OF muscular
development, publicly norsewhipped Chris
valz, q livery stable keeper. yesterday. Chris
SAID naughty things behind Miss Emmas back.
Alter three months run the Newark Industrial
Exhibition has just closed. Some 5000 persons
visited IL during the quarter Financially IL has
not been an thing like the success OF previous
years. Otherwise 1t has been quite as great sue.
cess, II not greater.
Peter MerKei, the Oldest Free Mason in New Jer.
sey, died recently at his home In Sussex county.
He was nlnety-nve years ofage, less few months,
and mad been Mason for over sixty years. His
ancestors came IRON Germany 200 years ago. Al
one time he served in the New Jersey Assembly.
young girl named Mathews, residing in ESSEX
street, Jersey City, gave birth to o child several
days ago. The child did not survive many days.
Yesterday 1t was repoi ted to the County Physician
that the infant had oeen lying dead Tor three days
In the house, ana an investigation proved the re.
port to be correct. Coroner Whelan was directed
It's paternity upon her steplatner
Miss Kellett, who has been for sixteen years Q
teacher in Public Scnool No. in HoboKen. Is to re.
ceive well merited compliment at two O'Clock
to-day, vlZ.:-a set OF resolutions presented by the
Board OF Education expressing regret at her leav.
ing the school: also number OF silver cups from
the public school teachers OF Hoboken, and some
handsome gifts from the school Children. she Is
to be married and retire from the school,
The New York herald., 1874-11-20
THE ALLEGED GLOVE SMUGGLING

The further hearing OF the case OF the United
States vs. three trunks containing kid gloves. &C.,
claimed by sampson Lewey, was resumed yester.
day In the United States District Court before
Judge Blatchford and jury. The claim OF the
government was that the goods had been SNUG.
geo into this port, and that fore, they ought
to be condemned. The claimant set up tnat he
intended TO enter the goods In a regular manner
at the Custom House and pay duty on them. 1t
has been enormously stated that the claimants
offered money 10 Custom House ofncer as
brbe TO let the goods pass through This offer was
made to the offlcer on the dock By some person
whom he stated he did not know, but no such
offer was maze to him By Mr.Lewey. A consider
able portion OF the day was taken up IN discussing
the legal aspect OF the case, as to the question OF
intent, and whether the claimant, when he
brought the goods into this port, Intended to de-
fraud the government out OF the duties payable
on The goods IN question. In charging the jury
verdict either ior The government or for the
claimant, and also answer the three following
questions in the affirmative or negatIve:-
Was the landing Of the goods without
government OF the United States Did
Lewey wlfuly and knowingly, with Intent TO de.
fraud the government, bring those goods into the
United states and cause them TO be Withheld from
person who knew those goods, or OF the manner IN
when they were imported, iacihtate tn sr con-
cealment after importation With actual intent to
deiraua the United otatest The jury, after hav-
ing been in consultation for about an nour, came
into Court and SAID they had agreed upon gen.
eral verdict Tor the government. with regard TO
the three questions put to them Dy the Judge
they said they coud not agree as to the first ques-
the affirmative. The value oil the goods Is be-
tween 81, 900 and 5000.
The New York herald., 1874-11-20
week. Is Of which were nom dipnshsris ana q

x. j y
from consumption.
The Coroner was notified yesterday to hold an
inquest over the body OF Scotcnman, john Ora
ham. who died from the effects OF an overdose OF
tartar emetic, which he had taken LOT medicinal
purposes.
In the Kings County court OF Sessions before
Judge Moore the case Of Henry c. Bowen against
Demas Barnes for slander. was called, but BY
agreement or counsel on ootn sides the trial went
over until to-day.
Justice Rely yesterday committed Robert Q.
Winke, the Jealous tailor, VINO attempted to shoot
George 3. Kelun, for suspected over familiarity
Win mrs Wlnkc. on the llth inst. Tne accused
gave oail IN the sum OF $500 10 appear before the
District Attorney Tenny yesterday committed
Two spanish Sailors named Joseph Parimi and
barrelio Bertrand, for peddln0 cigars without
rom oo Ine ~, penalty upon conviction nne o.
from three months TO ave years.
Patrick Broidy, who was terribly beaten about
the mead by runians named Glen and MCGOWAN,
on tne 2sth OF October, while attempting to rescue
girl from their violence, lies in very critical
condition at his residence. NO. 457 Columbia
street. The police looking alter the assailants
who have left town.
The body OF drowned man was found In the
river yesterday at the foot OF street.
Deceased VINO wss aooul thirty .nve years old, was
I'VE feet nine inches in height slightly bald. ana
had on pair OF dark pantaloons and vest. dag.
onal coat ana white shirt. The remains were
TAKEN 10 Tue MoTRue
dry goods broker named Samuel B, Rea has
been missing from his home, No. $40 Lexington
avenue, since Octooer 0. Yesterday his remains
were Identified at the Morgue. His body was
pickeo up In the river the day previous on the foo
Ol Adams street. Mr.. Rea was, 1t Is supposed
deranged when he left his home.
The Board OF City Works state that 81, zoe, 900
appropriated Tor the completion Of the storage re-
servoir, Is exhausted. When the water bondl
were put upon the market $30,000 In discount
was lost, and the Commissioners now ask the
Common Council TO supply this deficiency, in
order TO complete the contract by December /.
Father Mcdonald. pastor Of the Church Of the
Immaculate Conception, has offered to repeat his
recent Colvile concert. TOR the benefit OF the
Brooklyn Roman Catholic Orphan Asvlum, and the
management having accepted his generous of1er
the entertainment Will be gtven at the Academy
OF Music on some week evening early In
December
The investigation as to the attempted murder Of
Boatswain Albert E. Smith, OF the Liverpool
packet ship Neptune was concluded yesterday
afternoon, before United States Commissioner
Winslow. No evidence was adduced that could in
the least degree satisfactorily show the guilt OF
any one OF the prisoners, and the Commissioner
was. therefore, relucrantly compelled to discharge
the remaining members OF the crew, Daniel HRr.
rlgan anc William Marks.
The New York herald., 1874-11-20
BROOKLYN COURT oALENDARs-TH1s DAY
COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY, N. Y. Nov. 10, 1874
In the Court OF Appeals, Thursday, November 10,
1874
No. II. The National Life Insurance Company
OF the United States. appellant vs. s. Judson Jones
ct al, respondents.-Argument resumed this
morning and concluded
No. TO- Garrett 8. Ayers ct al, appellants, VS..
Meletian Il. Lawrence ct all espondents.-Argued
BY h. L. Comstock. Of counsel for appellants, and
by George 7. Spencer for respondents.
Nos 1sl and l9o. Pnilo T. Ruggles, as receiver,
&C., appellant, vs.. orland q. Chapman, as super.
VS.. same.-Argued together as one cause by John
J.. HILL Of counsel for appellant and by Charles :.
Faircnlld, Deputy Attorney General. for respond
eut.
No. So Tho Trustees Of the Town OF Brookhaven
ct al, respondents. vs. Charles T. Strong, appel.
lant.-Argued by J. L. Smith, OF counsel for appel.
liant. and Dy Henry Mall for respondents. Case
still on.
Proclamation made and Court adjourned to Fri.
day, November 20, at ten A. N.
Day calendar Tor Friday, November 2o-Nos. 49,
81, ~, 10, 80, 72, 661s, SO.