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The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1874-08-14

Inaumcn, IN Il cflSiS Such oo eiiS p'~''
ent, where all the moderation cool
heads could master has been barely
able to control the outraged white peo-
pie from drawing the color line. could
have thus raised the banner of defiance,
colored black all over and Haunting a lie
upon nature and tho immutable laws of
Omnipitence. The Civil Rights bill,
thus approved and Endorsed, is nothing
more nor less than the forced equality
of the negro with the whites in hotels,
churches, railways, steamboats,, all
public places and in all schools wholly
or partly supported by taxation, for
violating which law the person Offend
ing is to be tried by United States
Court.
Is IL pretended that the negro is fitted
for social contact with the whites? Not
at all. Is it his natural right? No, 1t
is unnatural. Do the whites ask it ?
No; they have construed 1t aud will
construe it as war upon their heritage,
their birthright, their wives and their
posterity for all time to come.
But it is, happily, a snperfuous task
to discuss this question, SO far as the
whites arc interested. No white man,
capable of reasoning and not an enemy
to his race, can support the Civil Rights
bill or any candidate who does. And
we believe there are hundreds Of scnsi'
bic, well-meaning negroes who will
yepudiate this measure, and join the
Opposition in putting down the revo'
luiionary leaders who would involve
them in q war of races, and then, flee
ing the peril, abandon them to their
fate.
What remains for the while people
to do, is matter of compulsion--not Of
policy. The ultimatum of the Radicals
forces us to resistance. Fortunate is it,
that the issue comes as it docs, when in
resisting we shall have the approval
and endorsement of n National party
whose leaders will look to Louisiana
fora test which will settle the campaign
of 1876. Under such auspices and Will
such mighty interests ut stake, victory
is certain. In securing that victory, a!
we will, we counsel prudence, firmnes
and the largest freedom of opinion ant
expression of that opinion. Having
the vantage ground now, the policy o
the Radicals will be to create disturb
ances in order to call for Federal inter
ference. Let the whites efydToe peace
calling on the negroes to repudiate tn
revolutionary effort tt. force them int
equality with the superior race.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1874-08-14

In the case Of the State VS.. Howard,
charged with killing Dow Shelton, q
nccro caught in :, stable at Capt. Cros-
lcy's bride in hand and who in attempt
ing to escape was shot by Howard,
Judge Baker bound the accused over to
await the action of the Grand Jury, at
the same time saying he thought it
doubtful if a bill would be found.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1874-08-14

y correspondent Of the Homer 1Flat1
from Lincoln parish, who signs himself
"Lincoia," says he has won "honora-
BILE scars from gallant foe.''
May we be permitted to inquire from
'0h'ot foe he won these scars, and acheye
they are. No war record can be COM
plete without specifications-that much
we know.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1874-08-14
SUPREME COURT DECISIONS.
Monroe, July Term, 1874.
JUSTICE HOWELL.

N. d. Adams vs.. b. II. DinkgraVe,
Sheriff, and sureties. A sheriff of a
different parish from the one in which
the suit is instituted cannot be required
to serve civil process in his own parish
which has emenated from tho parish
where the suit was instituted, without
being paid in advance the fees estab-
lished by law for such service; notwith-
standing n deposit of ten dollars with
tho clerk in the parish where the suit
began, and Notwithstanding he was
authorized to draw on a New Orleans
merchant for his fees. In cases like
this deposit must also he made with
the Clerk where papers are to be served,
and failure to serve will not make the
sheriff responsible for the loss of debt
by prescription ensuing from such
failure.
Angelina Rentz ct ais. vs.. II. Cole.
A surviving husband, holding under
the law rs usutructuary, cannot be
called upon for an account of admins
tration by an order er pate. Plaintiffs
action dismissed.
JUSTICE WHY.
Morrison W.. LartIin, tax collector.
The decision in this case sustains the
revenue acts Of the State of 1871 and
1873, on the points pleaded.
The Court says that an implied inhi-
bition exists against the exemption OF
property from taxation not "actHally
useu' for school, church or charitable
purposes; but the omission of the lcgis-
laturc to tax such property, or its eX-
EN- ption, does not invalilate the levy
ing of taxes upon other property. Such
exempted property is liable and may
be assessed, if the exemption is contra
~ to the Constitution.
[NoTE.-This decision seems to us,
rs we have often contended, to author
izo the assessment of exempt railroad
property in this State.-ED. TEL.
s.Section s of Act Al of Acts 1873, pro-
hibiting delinquent taxpayer from
bringing a suit, or being witness, is
violative of Art. ia of the Constitu-
ton and void, the object not being cN-
pressed in the title of the law"
Judgment annulled, and injunction
dissolved. The land being forfeited to
the State, the 100 per cent damages
asked for is not allowed.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1874-08-14

Several planters begin picking cotton
next week. From three to six bolls
are open TO the stalk. The average.
yield, it is generally thought, will be.
less per acre than last year.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1874-08-14

At the District Republican convcn-
tion held at Delta, Gigadicr Brindle
Niorey defeated Judge Steele for the
nomination for Congress. Now let the
woodpeckers hunt all the other wood
peclerS' acorn holes.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1874-08-14

The Southern Cultivator for August,
avery Interesting number, has reached
us. Mr.. Jas. n. Bethune is the agent
in this place.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1874-08-14

The river is very near its lowest stage.
The lead shows only Is inches on Tay-
lor's and Fcnner'S bars. The Monroe
bar is navigaElc only for bargcs.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1874-08-14

At three O'Clock yesterday afternoon
the mercury stood at 104 degrees in
Wells brick store, about as cool place
as there is in town.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1874-08-14

Peas and potatoes are suffering greatly
for rain, and water for tho stock in the
swamp is becoming very scarce.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1874-08-14

Ehe Homer Had nominatcs the
"Christian statesman" Schuyler Col
fax, for President in 1916. Is this a
satire on The Centennial:
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1874-08-14

NZ:s" Political meetings and contribu
tors draw on It's heavily this week. Oh,
he brief,
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1874-08-14

The Claiborne Advocate says that
Homer has subsidized into it's usual quiet
state.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1874-08-14

NEW NjIltSttISs
These remarks In regard to the width
Of the river, apply to it when at II mod
crate stage, confined between its caving
banks. The quantity of Water dis
hundred and seven cubic miles annual
~, and the amount Of deposit carried
| into the Gulf during the Same period
is estimated Mt a mile square by twenty
feet deep. Tho Mississippi has advanced
it's Delta into the Gulf of Mexico two
| miles in tho last century. When the
river is at an high stage, as ut the pres
ent time, it is twenty miles in width
between This locality, Sicily Island, and
| the City of Natchez, and by reference
to the overlooked map, it will be seen
that the river is narrower at this point
than at any other between the mouth
of Red River and the Arkansas river.
After careful reflection and consulta-
ton with some of our discreet neigh
bors, we are satisfied that the average
depth of the river is fifteen feet at a
low estimate at this stage of water, and
that the average current through the
whole is from two to three miles per
hour; in some places where the current
is INSTRUCTED by forests of large trees,
it is quite sluggish, at other places it is
quite rapid. During the memorable
flood of 1928, which we witnessed at
this point, the river maintained its
breadth Of twenty miles from February
until the last of August, with u depth
Of water greater than at present. Tho
bed of the river from Carlo at the mouth
of the Ohio to the Balize is composed of
New-York tribune., 1874-12-12
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 1.-THE following is q sum-
United Court toda
194-The NewJereY Steamboat Company ag he Whlsens
Company appeal from the Supreme Court OF
dismiss submitted printed arguments BY MI h
Comer appellee In support Of and BY M j. IL
4S6-G. NJ. Ot,ree aft The Iows Railroad Contracting Com
pany appeal Supreme Court Of Acknowledgements on
printed by Mr. g. W. MeCeary counsel for plaintiff error
and by G. r. T. T. Ganet defendant 10
No 1hos n hcCartec trustee kc ap.
pea the United Sss for the Eastern Dsct
the motion to nersa,e tbe sppea bon
in the case continued NJ Carpenter and Mr. W. Wells
o the motion.
No 764-Wm Dte sgt The Erchanse and Deposit Bank Of
appeal the Circuit Court Of the United states Tor he
Eastern District motion VI Mr. B. r. Phhps Naoeo
10 be doeketed aud dismissed with costa
No 3-Ouns Of Florida sgt T. e. Anderson and ohe-
The injunction restrain the Election OF Ger
tam Mr W. W. Boiee 10 support Of he ou.n
No 36Asgoed; Dennis Lttefed ct al Art John b rerry
trustee G-The argument Of this continued By Mr. j. H.
Business va transacted yesterday as folows:
B76The Lwencs and Galveston hsiroad Com
psny sg United the Ccnit Court OF tue Unt
States District Of motion OF
Williams set for argument the hst day o
No. I75-W. A. Haycraft agt The United States
No. l76w L. John Lane ag The United states appeal
ams-Tbe Of these causes was continued
by so ctor Pb lip, and eue. Williams counsel
No. 36-Dennis Blened ct al agt John Perv, trustee k;
from the United States for the Northern Dis
tict Yok-he Of this benn BY H. h
sckes esnt and continued BY MI John H.
REYNOLDS Of counsel for the appelees
New-York tribune., 1874-12-12

ehp Golden Yieeee Gun London, n J. Corta
Bari O. Dc zsido. Miller ssgsa 0rsnSs, wsytel1 4 c.
bhF Pearl BngEs Pert Spsn ID. Trovbrdgs 3 Co r
Bns Psssps Ho Bsfudsn, xxstsf. Eng. Tessns Beck
Bhs s.h HAM. tB., Crowley, 81 Johns r. via ksv,sue
Snow I Buress " - I'D I'D. ...r .s.
sehr cstdn. Thon,a st. yobs n. b.. Hensy Parker
Bchf Geo. A. Pierce, Kelly Salem, c. " RebbinA
joseph guess ''-'
schr q. Jevett Finley st. John, ~ B. p Hevias son
sehr Thomas g. Smith, Hand Thomas Overton Htwkin
scht Eila Aun. Roughen, Eew-Haven. Z. II. Low.
Schf r. Godwn Williams Stamford Stamford Co
ARRIVED.
Steamship City Of Dsa Hnes Moresesd City 40 hours with ndse
and psss TO @. H. Mallory Co
Steamship gsgs Br Jekm,n zane Nov TO- and Gibraltar lsb
with eurrsnts %
Steamship Old DOMINION Walker Richmond Norfolk
With mfse and Old Dominion Steamship Co.
stesmshp City Of Ftebbug Be with
pass TO Ferguson Wood.
Steamship Ellen Terry. sayesr Nswbern, c. With
70 Murray. Ferris 4 Co.
Ship Fortshre tof London Jones' Cua Aug 49, Sands
Head 10Th. via Denmark Oct. % with mdse.
Bss Northern Queen of Yarmouth ST. Dollar. Rotterdam 50
days, Sith empty barrels "
BARK Atlantic toi Newsvsl Dickinson, ST. Pierre Mart 81
days. with and molssses ~ - -
New-York tribune., 1874-12-12
CRIMINAL NOTES.

Tn the Court of Sessions. in Brooklyn, yesterday
arrsgned charge
he not guilty for the l7th inst
Al the Yorkyile Police Court yesterday Judge
held Williams of No III Bleeeker in default Of
81 600 bail stealing tray Of Valued al slUo)
~ saIin Of No i67 seventies committed BY
to inflicted
lanes Miller and Secohdaye, whom he best
Thomas Rysn held Tor EXAMINATION by
Ornsu At 30 665 TdsVe End stealing goods to the amount Of
$500.
I'm the Court of General Sessions yesterday before
Recorder HcEett John Hickey pleaded guilty Of pet acey and
Prison Annie Kenny peded g1y OF
an aemp at grand larceny State Prison for ga
a and PIp McDenot each pleaded guilty Of at
second each sent to state
and was sent Penienhsry for months William Parker
guy ofsn and sent 10 the Penientary for
JOudin foud gai Of receiving goods
aBd wa sent 10 the State Prison Tor 3la years
James T.. Murphy of No. 81 West Thrty y-seventh-
A. and Francis Of No. 233 B4s Ryt tghhst appeared
before Murray the TOmbs Police Court yesterday AID made
against who arrested charged
Of the banke which they charged
stealing robes valued $50 each from their carriages
made against the and they
bail In the Of Hewlett o Dell
the stolen goods Peter Mitchell obtained
a Judge Noah
before Justice Barrett the Court oi oyer
and IeTmineL
While truck containing 3j yards OF carpet, val
Edmund East Ninety secoDdt
standing Thursday miternoon Chrsv Daley and
Thomas Dalton Stole carpet They were suoaent arrested snd
. MAJ aoeb Of No. 90 Hser stole the trunk Of Martin Beken
bw Lorjer which contained Sl5O worth clothing and eHe
He time 81 OUO worth of
tsths stolen from Ls st'v Of Mas Wsss No ZSa
New-York tribune., 1874-12-12
THE COURTS.
CIVIL NOTES.

CIVIL NOTES.
In the United States District Court yester-
day. In the case Of Frederick Horst assignee against C.
H. G.. LOsene ana Others heretofore reported in THE
TRIBUNE Judge Batchford dismissed the bill In equity,
on the ground that ii estabshed that the de-
PENDANTS had reasonable to believe that fraud
the BankTutcy act intended and also on tine ground
that there was full and valid consideration for the
goods received by the defendants
A motion was made in Supreme Court
Chambers yesterday before ChefJustice Davis, in the
suit Of Ferdon against the Marposa Land and Mining
Company and In ole suit for sequesraton OF The
property OF that Company for the benefit OF all the
creditors and for the appointment OF receser Tne @
Court took pa and announced mat aIter Tue
hearing in the case OF Eugene Kelly against the Com
pany on Monday decision would be given In tue mat
Ter and 40 in the application for an injunc-
ton TO restrain the Company from dsposng of It's Stock
New-York tribune., 1874-12-12


Bsh Helena tof B,nso sney. Ds!le !sy e. viii ndss
Bah WindsoY ~ B., DAYS. with piasteh
Bsh Teresa Pcsso Pesso erford 40 days ballast
Bsl Repetto ta Gotuc Belfast ~ days In oah
Brig Msy KnoWtou Mckee MSsoue 10 DAYS With oswood
Bris Joseph CLARK ssbI Brunswick Ga dsvs with lumber
Sshr Rymph Brown from Behfe Hond Oct 10 via Charles
ton Dee g. with osvood -. ..I
seh g. " Glover Ingero oeorsetown c. sdys. with naval
schr. S. Betnore. Thompson. Beaufort c. IL dar With
lumber
seh Belle Bay Emmep Cape days with ssh
Lucrens Parsons st. Andrews 20 DAYS with nuts
Bhdgeman Clark Charleston dsys With naval stores
shr Georgets Chapman Lsguna l8 days with ndse
Lvna Bell of Brookhaven Bayls hsysyuel IA days with
oranges
schr vreesnd Van Clesf Appsnug for Georgeto~u c.
schr. Grand Island. Hodgdon. Kockland. With hme
schr Forest Home new $50 ons kempt. Of snd from Ron ID
ballast
Butire Proyidenee. Florence. New.London
kightingale New London. Expedite. New Haven.
Cornelius. Norwich. j. T. Terrr Norwich
Vide,te Glouoester Lewis Jane Nex-IIsveu.
spray Se.Hayen Connecticut, New Haven.
Stephen Tabor New Haven Dwight Davidson, Newi
James. Portlani u
Steamships Cssnd for Rotterm State Of Indiana for Glasgow;
New-York tribune., 1874-12-12

Superior Court-Sptcidl 1erm-By Judge SedgwlcK,
Winde e sMoton granted payment o
motion and Of damsges answer TO be served within
hye o trial TO be taken Judgment TO stand ~ ecu
rity Welsh ag German-Amenc Bank Moion grsDei
By Judge speir-Gou Moore et s-Cse seted and motor
for new trial Chapman agt OBnen nm &c sL-ho-
ton hcMicken sgt Lawrence-cae settled
Common Pleas-Speeial Term BY Judge Robinson
-McIntyre Mcintyre. Motion denied
Judge J-Jenkns ag Heel Five per cent so"eu 10
the hs costs The amount claimed
S,uyrpns Court -Chdmbers-By Judge Lawrence
Matter OF the Committee Of Timer Granted .
By Judge Hospital sg The Mayor &e-Judgment
granted ..,, MT, A.. 81.
by Judge Donolnc-Dunktr sgt Rd1here Is nothing In these
Ia ent the motion denied tnenors num
Msnse as THOMPSON a-Moton granted u T. " and Ogens
hugh f. T. Co. Motion gfaBtd Matter Of Berg et Al
Onier granted. Matter Of Moh'r.-Reierenee ordered .
yadge Prat;-Bar receiver a Nion-Jvdnen Tor dend'
without costs.
y Judge WhecJudment for defendant
no NJ H. schuk sgt W. fsrron-Moton to open inquest
Granted the action date and $40 costs OF
nation schuhadt Joha Gsham.-Moon 20 change
demei $40 W. Scott sgt W. O. Chsse-soon
the tb denleo rl0 costs TO ABIDE
event w. ThoueMoton to default granted
on entire S3 SlU costs OF
ton otherwise on denied go costs j. Tais agt
ordered with $40 coets W. LeaIs sc-
pinistrstor w. r. Lbby-MouoD to amend case granted
New-York tribune., 1874-12-12

rvs On Thsrsday sbs property foard IN se pes:escs
Betty Behwa No 81 8serfsA bhs wss sseo sna ss
81. 900 bail Several other complaints Of nnans esSS ~
pending against her. '..- 'A B .
Chas. j. Guiteau, LAWYER, was arraigned yestel
dAv before Justice Smith the ysfersoa Market foee
charge pretens preferred Mrs Bhss slmonson o. no
k. 'pge: hs. GuiesS yss s'' % sosrns ,s x
smcnson cheek for the sne.nt drawn 70 her o1s snon
Leather National Bank, but when nn
sos presented ebech payment she was iniorned
that there money whatever TO Guiteaus er~t h
default Of SlO0O o n
counsel having waived Sewers: Of MT Brrgh %
Uhman the Testh Precinct with 6esehmets
rab,hmsnt at No. IL Rivineontt os
DAY night while dog fight and arrested
Rey, and eight ohefs were
the Reilly b default OF S'oV pa s"'
The others committed in default Of $500 ball
New-York tribune., 1874-12-12
COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY, Dec n.-In the Court of Appeals, Fri
day, Dec IL, 1874: ,c.,
No. 64elen NJ Filler respondent act The Nev-York Centfa
appellants argued BY A. r. Lnlne, counsel ioi
appellant and BY J. II. Martindsle for respondent
No. lOi-Fecber NJ Prsshe .pondsn Eva Bentley ap
pen argued BY Dunnng counsel for appel and BY Geo.
w. Miller for
ss-Lousa ROknr appellant nst The Knterboehe Life in
Company OF Court over 10
Dec. II.
No i22-Edwsd King respondent sgt Samuel Knapp ct AL
appellants argued By T. Darling Of counsel for appellants and BY
John Y. Parsons for RESPONDENT
Proclamation made and adjourned 10 hordJy Dee a. ~
New-York tribune., 1874-12-12

A.rt, yauw for Brsues yleu Dyer brig sn Csres -
Pe,ssd: shn W. PnEer fsf Lnstos JAM Ada Desss ss
Havana
wIND-ysnses Moderate W.T. elosdy
MEMORANDA.
rn T. Mtls while coming Port Morris at Seeek
, ,,h,s in a thick reef os the sanhes
her and causing Der " Snh DEF spps
vorss are out Of water at Low nde.
FOREIGN PORTS.
eor~v.v,-ox De~ 1.-THE North Goyfs aesnshp
En.rheg Lager from Bremen. Hnved bere ton
U.vp, D.r The General Transatlantic tompsnys Hsensnp
PIsnee Yrodee from NewYork 49, arrived here early ms
mornrE ..u.x s..,.
HAusuEo Dee 1.-The Eagle Line steamship Lesns "eo "'"
this port yester.sy at D. m. Tor Ses-fork
DISASTER.
or,xxsrov, Dee 1.-The sho Aer Duhe at this por from
s.S Psnc,,co has suffered mach damage besvy weather
SPOKEN.
Dee ,.t 81 80 long ~ ship Ars. Br.D, caes,a vie
Demersrs, for Ne~-York.
MOVEMENTS OF PACIFIC MAIL STEAMERS.
BY Wire from San tranesoo
Steamship Ar,on Capt. sesbury. sed from San Francisco fos
Panama Dec TO- calling at and Central American ports
iFor Latest ship Seps Serenh Pdqe.l
New-York tribune., 1874-12-12
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

CLEARED.
Steamship Oceanic (Br, Jennings Liverpool via Queenstown o.
Steamship Spain tBr Grace Liverpool via Queenstown '" j.
n. c.o,r. u.etsnue
Steamship City Of Brooklyn (Br) harr'y h'erpoo' v" Su
John q. Dale. - . -, ,,..u- u..A.,.o, p,o.
stssm,hiv Concord Esrasn Philadelphia. ", kfkpsuics
steamship A. C. sumrs Warren Phplelgh. James y Nd To-
srsmnh,p Iensfacto wiiahslon W r. e"u' w"
st,,m,hip Aune steea, Wilmington. Del, A Aboo'S
sk,p "a Pssl Wes<. San YSaasises. Baton Ce.
New-York tribune., 1874-12-12
DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN MAILA
sATURDAi. DKc. l2.

sATURDAi. DEC IL .
Mails for Britain and Ireland wa oueecwp and Liverpool q,
steamship O.esuc. close a. o q m 10 nupp1hehAv MAJ"
ssam.nn .sin az 4 l. n. from Pier No. So North River
steamship Sle DC PaIls malls co
m No Supplementary MAIL steamshp sails NJ on fier NO
80, North River ,-..-,.- "A
Supplementary hs closed 81 the fost
Once ,t Steamship sails a. m from fier oo OF Ihird-
st.. Hobokel. n, a..
laJ st D. IN. sad Boston -
SUNDAY. Die. 13.
All Mail, close At n ococs IN tn. uObce IRON .
ia
New-York tribune., 1874-12-12
PASSENGERS TO SAIL.

FOR BRBMEN-In steamship Deutschland Dec. l2-J Grafton
v aud ad Michel DI edusfy Miss
MAY Charles rosbrdge Paul TormAn Ibeotor Luebben
a. De Cistofons j. Watkins hisi jennie O. Murray Emanuel
Cook Mande Julius Mss Augusta Schubert Cbsres
Which IT, Never family, Aenber Miss Anna sehsusten
Mr. and MTs Caasi V. Dana T.. Vigano. Dr. g. Stsmm
New-York tribune., 1874-12-12
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

Sun nss..... 7;l6 ses 433 Moon set' 1851
wITsH rHD pAT-AH
SANDY Hook 10 90 O40 Hell Gate Ferry 1929
HIGH
Sandy Hook Cows Iaabd Los Hell Gate PeTy IL 81
New-York tribune., 1874-12-12

Rhende .st Mckinley 2314 Merchants Bank Of Canada
1913. Alexander agt Fowler ct sst Union e Trans.
a. p F.yfs 81 .s ;s Es
1870. .Co~sn art The Mayor.sc. ei.-
1871 The Mayor Dess,s. Ss1s al ' The
1856 MoTssn az, smith sno
4 xnsTs,p ,ISS SSsi' Ocean SI Nat Bank 's
s:,p I'd E hsi 4. s: r.
635. ..POirOp, and ast Lul' &e
PART nI.--LAwRrscs
1882 Cole .g The Mayor &c 1853 Bonney adm. &c. ast
2IiS%iioeI Wi s sfet M 2sl Mathew
1921. DE E.eotaIa .st xOshler Co. act Bo3dy.
1856 Wallace st lis0. Donnell agt The Mayor
9l2i ssSehes as Merchants 1895 LORD as The MAYOR
Marine Ins. Co. Of s. r. 1901. Simpson agt The Mayor
1913 Norman, &C. sst Dsgnan o., O. &c &c,y..o,.,p,,.
l1o5 clsin e. al: agt Num- aet National Bank Of
2os5 Len ai'%si and ssa .c Nor the '''''
hsipia Steamboat Co. |
SUPERIOR CoURT-TRIAL TERM-PARr L-SPsIRJ.
7s7 Valentine set SO7. .Tiden and ag Pat
% ana adn s dss . Farley and
.wsas5lsid g: LyssG s4s.. .Ress%sI and SGT
6l5 Deesman rsc'r, ast Reed o., Gainey and ,no'
si.s.niof az. Werner 81 cssS caa sx s1 Snst. .s or
6s7 Bovine oBnen she $40 schlesiugr ss KsehleE
72ola.Amsrcan Dock Imp. '''''' Co ." "
Co. sg- staey.
PART H.-PRKEpAAN J.
552 Ieronymies agt Petre et 4Si. Childs sg GAYLORD
al 764. .McAleny agt Gibbs and
694. ..ChsmbOvet ct al sgt Gag ano.
1lO Leopold sgt haeeer.
l54O Parfr agt N and H. TAO yde sgt Dorzn and
RR r. Co 14G Cecil etal. agt Richardson.
TO- Crsmsey h act Gad 7O0 Bleeckef agt Davidson and
7SS. .Bende sg- Wagner - ano.
1916. .McDsneis OBieb 1853 Schwcinbere agf FosS
Sheriff S..Pinet ct al sgt Kline
So. Gonzales &c. agt N. Y,
and II, H. r. Go.
GENERAL TxRu- -MoxnLI., {. j., and CURTIS, J.
80. Homer sgt Aborn. 35.Whitney agt The hayof'
1..Rewheld act. OpDernAh - GG
b..Polock sgt Brennan q Keep sgt kaufman
"a Anderson agt West. 45 Am. c. Iron Co. sgt
.Dougberty Valloton. Esner. kc
80. Randall agt Dusenbury. 16.Gawtry agt C'arE.
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15 .Pearlsrom agt. Burnett 20. Dudley ast Browning
4..Krsmer agt Zwerbert 40FiIpatnek agl no!an'
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2O90 .LOwensten agt- Comet Io3.' Stern SGT "o'eA
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Mayor
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