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The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-07-12

THAT WHITE BUMDING.-As one walks down
Canal street their attention will be attracted by-a
dense crowd of people flowing in and out of the
large white store on the corner Of Baronne. The
question is frequently asked why this thusness /:
Why, because that ever-liberal and wide-awake
merchant, Mr. j. Turcotte il saughtering
dry goods below the actual cost price Every
thing in their line. from spool Of cotton to the
finest silk dress is to be found in this mammoth
establishment, and at such extraordinarily low
prices that even the most penurious are obliged
to acknowledge that the White Store, corner of
Canal and Baronne streets, is the place to get
bargains. If any are SO incredulous as to disbe-
lieve this fact, let them stand not upon the
order of gong, but go at once and see for
themselves.
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Soliditied Glycerine-139 Canal street.

Linen and linen bosom shirts, custom made
at about half price, at Gorren's, corner Of Canal
and Charities streets
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Canal street, are busily engaged in closing out
their very extensive stock of summer goods,
consisting of dress and white goods, percales,
linen lawns, hosiery embroideries, all 0. which
are offered at the lowest cash prices
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-07-12

For extra large shirts for extra sized men, and
no extra charge, go to Gorren's, corner Canal and
Chartres streets.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-07-12

1t was a dead and decomposing whale that
made the nuisance, but the attorney for the
commonwealth wouldn't say So He up and
said: Great quantities of oily, fatty, and
other decaying animal and vegetable and ex-
cremendtious matter, by reason whereof was
emitted divers noisome and noxious smells
and stenches then and there and during said
time. rendering the atmosphere corrupt offen-
9vA vncenfpe1nble and unyholeeoue.S
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The public Is warned not to purchase q certain
Mortgage Note of ID. Wedner dated March e. 1873
for $1,000 payable year after date and renewed to
27-3Oth September 1874. Endorsed by d. Weidner
countersigned Ne Varietur, Charles 7. Cuvellier No
tary Public. ivIO iOt
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WINES, CoaNAc, Erc.-See the advertisement
OF our young and enterprising friend, Mr.. Bas-
seth, 10 and ~ Peters street, who has Just re-
ceived by steamer Minnesota and bark famea,
Q supply Of red wines and the celebrated Camou-
don 4 Co.'S Cognac brandy. We have given this
brandy fair test and can prunounos Il 10 be un-
surpassed b. anything II IL hnd anoe - b.
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COFFEE AND SPrcEs.-See the advertisement of
Hessrs. Smith Il McKenna, IS, 81 and SO Poydras
street. who have for sale stock of COrslova and
Java Coffee, and Spices of all kinds.
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for $1,000 payable one year after date and renewed te
27-3Oth september, 1874 Endorsed by d. Weidner
countersgned Ne Varietur Charles z. Cuveler No
tary Public jy1O lot
day via Morgans Texas Railroad at A. NJ The fine
passenger steamer B0ssier, w. I. Boardman mas
ter, L. Walden, clerk will leave regularly above
Trains which leave at A. NJ. connecting with the BOs
sier at the crossing Bayou des Allemandes Tickets
can be- procured at the office of g. A. Whitney Co.,
and at the Railroad depots. Fare each way, includ
ing Railroad and Boat So 50 meals extra. Baggage
checked through to boat. For further particulars
apply to c. 4. WHITNEY s. CO,
Jy7 I'm and all steamboat agents.
Office Mutual Aid and Benevolent Life Insurance
Association of Louisiana No. 10 Camp street-New
Orleans, July 7, 1s74.-Members of this Association
are hereby notified of the death of Werner Kick. who
died in this city November 1873 and Alfred ROus.
set, who died in this city December 49, 1873 and are
called upon to forward without further notice
and pay at the office of the Association No 10 Camp
street 81 % on each on or before 7. NJ August a.
1874. r. w. YOUNG
jy5st Secretary
Time OF Departure.--The Mail Train by the Great
Jackson Railroad Route leaves the Depot at the foot
of Calliope street at o'clock r NJ connecting with
all fast trains, North, East and West. Pullman Pal
ace Cars on all trains iva
Office New Orleans and CarrOlltOn Railroad Conn
pany, New Orleans July 9 ls74.-At a special meet.
ing Of the Board of Directors held the 3Oth ult,
a Dividend of Four Dollars per share was declared
payable on and after the Goth inst
jy3 lot p MCBRIDE, Secretary.
Office Of the New Orleans Gas Light Company.
corner BarOnne and Common streets - New Or
leans, July /, 1874 = Notice to Stockholders -
At meeting of the Board of Directors of this
company held on the 18th ut. dividend of
six dollars per share declared from the profits of
the last six months payable on and after the 18th
inst The transfer books will be closed from the Sd
to the 14th inst - ~ >skz
jy1 I'm WIN. s. BROWN Treasurer
DIR. w. Il. Austin, residence ANA once lo1
ST. Charles, First street. Office hours from to
A. NJ, and from half-past to halfpast p. M.
Slate at Geo. A. FOsdck & Co.'S No. 80 Carondelet
street. Orders left there promptly attended to.
je14 If
North Louisiana and Texas Railroad
Through bills of ading given to all stations this
road for freight shipped per steamers Katie, Par
gOud and Gov Allen. j. JANNEY, Agent,
je4 III Common street.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-07-12

1t now appears that the difficulty with the
Amerique was that the French engineer did
not understand how to manage new English
pump that had Just been put into the ship.
When he started this pump he did so in a way
that brought water into the ship instead Of
pumping it ont. The more that unhappy en-
gineer worked that pump the more rapidly the
supposed leak gained on the ship, and SO, after
he had pumped the Amerique nearly full of
water, her crew and passengers hurriedly
abandoned her. The result of the nvestiga-
ton into the matter has been that the French
Government has made it condition of con-
tinuing the subsidy to the Transatlantic
Company that it's steamers shall hereafter be
commanded by naval officers.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-07-12

There seems some reason to fear that the
days Of lobster-salad are numbered On the
coast Of Maine, where lobster fishing is extern
sively carried on, much anxiety is felt in re-
gard to this matter, from the fact that great
quantities of young Holsters are taken. 1t is
said to be impossible to obtain full-sized
lobster at any time Of the season. In 1873 no
less than $4,000 tons of Holsters were taken
on the coast of Maine. A bill is to be brought
before the Legislature by which this fishery
will be regulated during eight months Of the
year, leaving only the time from April to
August for the entirely free fishing. This spe-
cies is also becoming scarce on the Massachu-
sets coast-a circumstance not 80 strange,
when we know that one firm in Boston recent
" received An order for 10000 dozen cans of
Holsters TO be sent to California
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-07-12
FIRE DEPARTMENT.

Office Firemen's Charitable Association, New Or.
leans, July 9th, 1a74--Board of Delegates Regular
Quarterly Meeting, Monday. July 18th, at u T. NJ,
in the Hall of Louisiana Hose Company
jy1O C. G.. FLANAGAN Sec'y
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-07-12

II you want . reliable safe, ono that lie sure
protection against fire and at the same time
from dampness, buy Marvin Safe. J. B. Acee
Gauthresnx, General Agent, 1888 Grsvier street.
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Observation-Disclosures

The Picnic and Festival of Third District ANA
July 10, 1874, when the Steam Engine Race, Base
Ball Match between the Lees and Lone Stars
and other sports advertised, will positively
take place. jv1f M&E*
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-07-12

If You want reliable safe, one that n sure pro
lection against fire and at the same time keeps
your books and papers and jewelry free from
dampuess, buy q Marvin Safe. j. 4. Alcee
Gauthreaux, General Agent, 1873 Gravier street.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-07-12
THAT CASE OF jim HICKEY.
SOME NEW FEATURES.

In our edition Of Thursday afternoon We
published statement given the local reporters
of the city journals by Special Officer Smith,
Of the detective force, with reference to the
case Of Jim Hickey. Since publishing said
statement, we have been called upon by
parties interested, whose explanations, to-
gethe- with the facts since gathered together
by our reporter, not only eXonerate DR.
Schumacher, but the city officials whose duty
it is to prosecute, and the head, Of the Parish
Prison from all blame.
1t is unnecessary to 60 into minute parti-
culars, but the following certificate from the
doctor, and he record of Mr. John Moylan's
bond is sufficient evidence that we were led
into unintentional error.
HOSPITAL DEPARTMENT, PARISH Prison,
New Orleans, July 10, 1874.
James Hickey is under my treatment in the
hospital Of prison, and unable to go to court.
F. SCHuMKAER.
RECORD OF BOND.
Property situated between Tchouptoulas
Jersey, Leontine and Belmont streets. Twen-
ty-four lots OF ground in said square
Bond drawn on the 3lst day of July 1873
Editor New Orleans Bulletin:
notice in this evenings edition Of the Bull
LErIN an article on milk from the Board Of
Health, and think this a very opportune time to
call attention of the public to the merits of pure
milk especially the Crescent brand,
which is all prepared in Armenia, New York.
Armenia is on the Harlem Railroad. between the
Hudson River and Massachusetts,, in which dis
trct the water is all feeSone, and it is the same
district from which the CrotOn water is derived.
tn wat nf
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-07-12
POLITICAL.


Eleventh Ward Central Democratic Club-A meet.
ing of the Eleventh Ward Central Democratic Club
will be held at the Fourth and Ievee streets
on Tuesday. July 18th, 1874, at o'clock p. M. All
the conservative voters Of the Ward expected to
be on hand as business of great importance will be
transacted. K II. MARI. President
j, G. MCCANTs, Secretary. jyl2 So MOE
Headquarters Fifth Ward White Leaeue-The
members of this club requested TO assemble at
the club room, Nos 1873 and 135 Rampant street, on
Tuesday, nth inst, at y p. NJ for the purpose of
completing the organization of the Club. Punctual
attendance of all members ia required.
DR.. II. BAYON President
A. G. LANDRY, Secretary. jyi2 Su& Tn
FOR SALE.
NOR SALE-ENGLISH WROUGHT AND
Il Cast Iron Sugar Kettles, by
GEORGE WIGG,
i've 1mA II (arnn.lelet atra~.t
EOR sALE-sO0TCH PIG lhuN, IN LOIS
70 suit purchasers BY
J.H ASHBRD08 Co
~ - 4 10 CeMD0 0hA
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-07-12

English tourists are Of the opinion that our
seaside resorts are Overrated. The hotels are
4 beastly," the meals lawfully poor, and the
class of people met with of the 'rummy' sort,
Won tnnw
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-07-12

! teur Brass Band has been postponed 70 SUNDAY
July 10, 1874, when the Steam Engine Race, Base
Ball Match between the Lees and Lone Stars
and other sports as advertised, will positively
take place. jy11 M&E*
4 NOffEE. ................ .COFFEE
800 bales CORDOvA.
100 bags JAVA, choice old government.
For sale by
SMITH & McKENNA,
jy12 St S. 81 and SO Poydras st.
KEEP x RAYMOND
- and 20 Poydra. street, and -
PORK
300 bbls. Mess, original
BACON
80 casks Clear Rib Sides
Is casks Clear Sides.
% casks Bacon Shoulders, to arrive.
HAMS
% tierces Louisville g Magnolia"
% tierces Louisville '' Falls City,
LARD
$50 tierces Choice Refined
$50 buckets Refined 'Schaefer's."
% bbls
50 half bbls. . =.
200 kegs >.
200 kegs Kettle, Hamilton & Bro
FLOUR
800 bbls. Plants Elk.
200 bbls. Ashland
200 bbls. Franklin
1000 bbls Superior X, Xxx and xxx brands
BUTTER
$50 tirkins Choice and Medium Western.
We receive weekly by steamer from New York
selected and strictly choice GOSHEN which we
can recommend as equal in quality to any re-
ceived here, and are selling at the market price,
the tare guaranteed. jyl2 st
CRESCENT HALL OYSTERS
Fresh OYSTERS received daily ON ICE,
from Grand Island and Biloxi, and for sale at
moderate rates at
CRESCENT HALL STAND.
DECEIVED PER STEINER STATE OF NINE
IL sofa AND BARK TAMESI.
100 BARRELS RED WINE St. Macaire, De Lom-
puy, Ate Buche & Co.
50 barrels RED WINE st. Loubes, G. Lefores-
100 Cases CoGNAc comaudoa & Co.
10 eighths do do 1870.
10 do do do 1872.
10 do do do 1850.
50 Cases Brandy Fruits assorted, Blanchard
so Gases, small green peas, extra fine, Moreau.
For sale by U. BASsETTI,
DE- E. rELLE-
DENTIST,
No. Sc Rampant street, near Bienville,
jy12 6t* New Orleans.
ID A. BARKER,
GENERAL INSURANCE AGENT.
Etna Fire ms. Co. of Hartford, Assets, 5000 600
Hartford .. :. Assets, s3,OOOO 900
Franklin :. :. of Phila., Assets, s., $50 900
Security Life :. ofNew York, Assets, 50, SOC, 900
No IS Carondelet Street,
jy1 3m cod New Orleans.
W. NJ. Perkins, S. NJ. Swenson, d. L. Kernien.
DERKINS, SWENSON & CO.,
swENsoN, PERKINS & CO.,
COTTON FACTORS AMI. GENERAL COAINIIs-
SION MERCHANTS.
ADVANCES on cOnSlSnfneItS OF COTTON ana |
Other Produce to either house.
Exchange furnished and collections made on
I'll leadl.>s points IN Texas. jyl2 I'm
NPlCEo. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. SP1CES.
300 bags PEPPER, sfted Singapore.
so bags ALLSPICE.
30 bales CINNAMON.
so cases NUTMEGS.
For sale by
SMITH & MCKENNA,
iy12 St IS, 81 and 80 Poydras ct.
INLOUR-F UR-FLOUR-
200 bb1s j. B. Holmes Xxx Family.
200 IXL
100 = st. Marys
200 - Sommer's best
300 st. Clair
1000 = Various brands,
For sale by POHLHAUS & DOLL,
jyl2 1T SO Magazine street.
DROvISIONS.
500 barrels MESS PORK
100 casks CLEAR BACON SIDES.
100 casks BACON SHOULDERS.
so half casks BACON SHOULDERS.
Is terces Magnolia" Choice Sugar-Cured
HAMS.
In store and arriving, for sale by
E. X. CONVERSE,
jy12 st "a Magazine street.
ANS
Is tierces Magnolia Hams, the celebrated
brand Of McFerran, Armstrong Il Co., Louis
vile, KY.
50 tierces Schaffer's Choice Refined LARD
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Along the Main coast thousands Of persons
bathed on the 2Sth of june because they be-
lieved an old delusion that ocean water will cure
chronic diseases on that day
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FOR RENT.

i Gated on the Gulf coast near Montgomery
Station, furnished; fruit. For temrs apply at
ITO Gravier street. jy1O 81
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300 bales CORDOVA
100 bags JAVA, choice old government.
For sale by
SMITH Il MckENNA,
jy12 st S. 81 and SO Poydras st.
II EEP X RAYMOND
~ and 20 -POydras street. and -
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NOR RENT-THE LARGE THREE-STORY
Il store No. so Canal street, between Camp and
Magazine with all the fixtures, gas etc, therein;
now occupied by Messrs. FOrcheimer d Haber Pos
session given on LIST September Apply TO J. TUR
COTE, corner Canal and Baronne le27 If
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

FURNISHED ROOMS WITH OR WITHOUT
board, central locality, No. 300 Graver street
BarOnne moderate terms. to suit times. apis II
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Il 135 Gravier street between ST. Charles and
Camp. Terms moderate to a good tenant Apply to
BUCKNER a. CO.. 1877 Graver street les
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WANTS.

WANTED OF BUSINESS HOUSES
w students of the Central High School ant
others to know that they have an excellent op
portunty to acquire thorough knowledge of book
keeping during the summer easy terms. Hours
from A. NJ tO9 p. NJ, at BLACKMANS COM
MERCIAL COLLEGE, 13l Carondelet street
jy12 IT.
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DIR. w. Il. Austin, residence Olnce .lo5
st. Charles, First street. Office hours from to
ga. NJ, and from halfpast to halfpast p. M.
Slate at Geo. A. FOsdck & Co.'S No. 80 Carondelet
street Orders left there promptly attended to.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-10-14
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.
Yesterday was quite cold.

Yesterday was quite cold.
The Exposition opens tomorrow.
The city council meets tonight
There was big frost yesterday
morning.
Judge Flippin yesterday delivered
Stanley Fundenberz the Pittsburg embezzler,
into the hands Of Pennsylvania officer.
-Hrs. M'Ginty's bulldog, that bit
Owen M'Cale, the white boy, In rear OF No.
W Madison street, sunday, has been killed.
Within the last few weeks over six
~ mules have been stolen from plantations
between Austin and fernando, Mississippi.
Complimentary invitations 10 the
magi strates to attend the Memphis Exposi-
ton nave been sent 10 the county court clerk
for distribution.
Yesterday Tom Marshall, oolored,
WhoSthe day previous was arrested while In
pos essiOn OF two strange mules, I'VE miles nom
this city, was place 10 jail on suspicion OF
being connected with the band OF thieves that
have been stealing on such a large scale IN
Tunica county, Mississippi. Marshall was ar
rested Tor cOW-stealing two weeks ago, but
escaped from duress at MOSCOW, Fsyette
county.
The grand Jury Of the United States
court, which adjourned yesterday, paid the
following well-deseryed compliment 10 his
honor, Judge rigz. "ReE0lped, That this
grand Jury hereby respectfully tenders 10 his
A-1lAEt ul4c - r II tltAI ICE 2 tAAaAAe
for his uniform courtesy and kindness shown
Us durinz the term now d awing TO a close,
and heartily hope tEAt lie may long be spared
IN health and prosperity 70 MI the high po-
siton which he now 40 worthiiy occupies.
The fOllOwing-nsmed gentlemen
have been added to the list of assistant mar
shsls on the opening D the Exposition to-
morrow, and are requested to report to the
grand marshal AZ No. L Madison street, st ten
u'ciock this wednesday morning: james A.
New sOm, IhOs. h. LogWoOd John a. FL etc.
Thomas Murray, Peter Hagserty, K. X. Bon
ner, j. ID. Daruen, J. u LOnsda4e, jr JOze. b
r. MOntedonicO. Charles Buford, John II. Mil
Ter; also, ThOs. s. Ba-eman and Lewis g.
MoOhn, a. special sids tOthe grand marshal.
"A very interesting affair took plsc.
at the Linden street Christian church last
eight unUer the ausDl ces Of th6 l. dies 90
cIety. com posed OF the LADY members OF that
congregation. tn society was formed Tor
the purpose OF raising fund for general puf-
poses IN furtherance Of the Improvement OF
The church-lts charities, etc. The attend
ance last night was lat &c, from which q hand
come fund was realized. The ladies OF This
congregation deserve encouragement IN their
LOble wsrk, and we are assured that their eff
forts on al occasions realize handsome re-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-10-14
ADDITI JNAL RTARKETs.

GALVESTON, October l3.-Cotton steady,
with fair demand; middlins, l41zc; net re-
ceipts, 22is bales; gross receipts, $50 bales
sales, Zoo bales; stock, 1854 bales.
MOBILE, October l3-COtton firm; mid
dings, l4ssc; low middlings, lie; good Crdi-
nary, 1870; net receipts, 1900 bales; gross re-
celpts, 1854 bales; exports cOastwise, 6l5 bales
sales. 800 bales; stock, 1888 bales.
SAVANNAH, October IS.-Cotton firm and
nominal: middlingS, 1435c: net receipts, SiG2
bales; gross receipts, 3ll2 bales; sales, 1881
bales; stock, A. 0iS bales.
CHARLESTON, October I5.-CottOu 10 good
demand middling, Ike; low middling, ~
li5Ec; good ordinary, l4c; net receipts, 254l
bales; sales, 500 bales; stock, y, as bales.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-10-14
first CHANGER COurt-R j. Morgan,
Chancellor

First NhaReeEr NOurt-R. j. MORGAN,
Chancellor.
The following cases are set for hear
irg 70 day, and will be , ard first, after which
the regular calendar viii be called Kirkland
" Ferguson; Bradley ct al vs. Ferguson; Will
iiams " Kirkland; Whit VI Delaney; Brad
shaw " Mitchell; Robertson vs. CAN'T; S74,
harrington VS. Price; 80, Price vs. Hodges; 976,
Eddins VS. Mayor and Aldermen; $40, Laza-
retto IS Ssltalamaehea; 9S5, taylor vs. STRAIT
ton; 9SS, Green vs. HallehaJ; 80 Bishop "
y allace; a9l, ions vs. nOutaZ; s94. GayOsO saw
iuSs Institution vs. Fellows; S95, Worsham vs.
Il errOu; 1000, Wiekerst.a am vs. Btythe's heirs !;
1901, Record vs. Curlini l0O)i Scruggsvs Bridges;
%, Bank OF West Tennessee vs. Mari; los,
Guy vs. Bigelow; 1913, Kendriek vs. Mckinney I;
1910, Creighton vs. WeSsOn. i0ll, Pittmsn vs.
LanieEs WZ, Msgevney VI LaGrs3uge and
Memphis railroad company; 100, COssitt VI
Bill l0ZS Stillman vs. Lincoln l0i2, WilkerSOn
vs. Franklin Insurance Company; 1885, Wear
vs. M'DOnsid; 1912, Bethel vs. Irigg; lob, Grider
VS. BroOkS;s 1913 Bloom vs. Blown; le4e.
Bloom vs. Bloom; 1850. Orgiu vs. Graham !;
1904, Becktel vs. Brinkie luoS, Harmon vs.
Lousdalei lO1l, Graves vs. Crouch; 1866, Creigh-
ton vs. Wsddel; 1855, Rose VS. Whilestdes;
1903, Levy vs. Smith; 100. q iisson VS. Newell .
lyiI, Baer vs. SchEsrzenberg; 70, Watson vs.
Msacham lO74, Memphis Life and General
Insurance Company VS. GOggin; Hos, Richard
son "a SnnGre; l076, Gates VS. Humphreys;
lO77, HarTell vs. Hammer; los, Decker VS. Fol-
ger; lO7s Jones " Brtce; lOsO, Laird VS. street;
l0sl, SULLIVAN vs. Titus; 1852, Laid vs. Bsrbee !;
1883 Looney vs. smith; 1855, Cochran VS. Fish (;
1855. Ball vs. Goggtn; lOi7, Camp vs. Walker;
gin; 1850, saint, exparte; 1893, Hail vs. San-
nOner; 1881, Lane vs. Lane; ll03, Bradford vs.
Fenton; llO4, Nebleft VS. Brown: llO7, MRgev-
ney VS. Southern Ba 4; lOOS, WOodman VS.
Brown; ll09, Carhart vs. VISIT; ITO, Shegog VS.
Cameron; III, Merchants National Bank
VS. Camerou; lll2, Wheeler VS. Laird !;
lib, Fitzgerald vs. Locke; Ill4, M'KennR vs.
Brooks; lll9. Brooks vs. Anderson; ll20, Pat
rick vs. Patrick; ll2I, GayOsO Savings Institu-
ton vs. Abbott; li2k, Allen vs. SxtOn; ll24,
Ford vs. WHITES; ll26, Carter vs. Becker; ll27,
Ramsey VI Hough; ll3l, Stuiing vs. Stuhng;
1872, vs. Carroll. 1874, Hanks VS. Cum
ndugs. .l :. y snders " Keel, ; 1857, owen VS.
Fr-rtt; i.ss, NJ kee vs. " kee; lli0, Armour VS.
Amour li4l, Brnkley vs. smith; lib, Pey-
ton - Ocf ran; ll45, W.lbOurne VS. Cone:
NJ. Adams vs. Laski; ll4S, E1Em vs. Elam; ;
l.jl, Myers vs. LJsgue; ll5l, zone vs. Hart;
I -, Dunlap W Welsh; ass, Gum ner vs. jam
son, lI-5 Bush VS. Tburner; ll57, Jones VS. III
ivan. P 81, GOODWIN VS. GOODWIN; llJ9, lie
tOq vf-' .s coo; llbS, p ummer vs. League; ll6i,
Ro I 70 ROber,Son; ll67, Va son vs. rchlOss;
ll69, ktngsl4nd vs. League; no, Mea vs.
Koftrecht; M, Hollinshads vs. Gibson; ll5k,
stadier Va Weller.