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The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-03-04
BUSINESS CARDS.

M. M. STURGEON,
ATT SENEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW,
n LOCK Island, III. once in Mitchell q Lynde's
Rlocx ~ M E"r dwu
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Notice,

4 WILL SELL HARD COAL STOVES WITH OR
without ovens, at less than cost, as have large
stock that do not wish to carry over Now IL the
time to secure bargains.
FRED HASS,
81 Star Block, opposite Harper House
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-03-04
DR.. J. w. Stark, Dentist.

looOMs NEXT DOOR TO THE TELEGRAPH Of
n ace, Illinois street, Rock Island. AL kinds Of
Dental Work done in the mOst approved styles
Charges reasonable. 6-17du
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p T. McELHERNE,

H 4s OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW,
~ and Solicitor in Chancery once opposite
Rock Island House, Rock Island, Ill. s-3Odw1y
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q. M. KELLER. Md.

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Office and resi-
! dence corner Of Orleans and Ohio streets mex
door to Krhers Drug Store: Professional services
rendered at all hours Of the day or night.
7-14d&w1y
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DwARD d. SWEENEY. WILLIAM JACKSON
SWEENEY & JACKSON,
ATTORNEYS AND CoUNSELLORS AT LAW
~ Oiiice-Cor Eagle and Illinois streets, Rock Isl
and Illinois. 11-18d1y
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-03-04
Railroad Time Table.
oRIoAQo RocE ISLAND D PACIFIC z. 3.

ooINo EAST TRAINS LEAVE
at 90 o. n. AIS p, m. and s:46 p. m Trains
arrive from west 90 above.
lsoINa WEST TRAINS LEAVE
At820 M; 1890 q. m, and $3.50 p. m. Train
arrive from the east as above.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-06-15
Discharys II Wm. Z Tweed.

! =
ALBANY, N. Y, June l5.-The
court Of appeals unanimously revised
tho Judgment Of the supreme court in
the case of Wn. u. Tweed, and has
ordered his discharge.
NEW YoRK, June l5.-Sheriff Con.
ner has taken every psecaution to Sc
cure Tweed's arrest Immediately upon
his discharge. Deputy sheriff Mag
gill is provided with orders of arrest
in civil suits, and has. been stationed
on Blackwell's Island for several days,
and will Immediately arres: Tweed
unless be i provided with securities
to the amount Of three million dollars.
He will be taken to Ludlow stree,
jail, and even if he could supply the
amount Of bail it is understood he
would again be taken into custody or
anotherisoit in which aa equal amount
Of security would be denandcd. The
order Of arrest in the civil suits is
signed by Judge Davis who was pre-.
siding Judge st Tweed's trial.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-06-15

1As CO M.aeTs striks xaded.

U<11o 610NQ.
!. wnKrsnA..r, Pa, June 15.-The
long stikc Il ended. The miners Of
Lehigh and sWilkesbarre surrendered
unconditionally last night, through
their delegates. After numerous
meetings in' which several splits oc.
CURED, owing to different lines Of
policy advocatod by the members OF
union, the general sentiment was re.
sumption. and : long and hsrn.oaiou,
talk with the principals took place,
which resulted in their going to work
on the company's grounds Without
any concession on. the part Of the com.
.penies. They stated that they had
rnsds /. mistake in;boldfps out SO long:
and were eager to work Immediately.
This company employed eleven thou
sand men, and all their works will be
started as soon us possible.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-06-15

QurxcY, June ! g. Ibis city was
visited last IT byys thupder s.oru,
beginning 70 rain about ave O'Clock,
but g tssvsu ths Storm had considera.
BIZ abated. Suddenly = heavy bank
Of cloud. arose y tbe vest and came
rapidly over The city. accomp4 4nied By
high winds and shtnins. The cloud.
discharged vast torrents Of wster
flooding ths streets and canaing great
damage to cutters and oulverts. The
storm Increased 10 fury until 8 o'clocl
when Il assumed the proportions Of I
tornado. The path Of the tornado
pfescnts. to-day : scene of wreck
One man wss killed and seyesal5injur.
Cd. Tho damsge to houses and barn,
= estimated q ifty thousand dollars
Several bridges and culverts oniths
railroads leading into this city wert
washed away.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-06-15
Indiesnent q sviindlsr,.

ST.. Loun June l5.-In'iictmenta
have been found against Gen .Jno.
AcDonald, cx-supervisor Of internal
revenue forE this district, Col. John H,
Joyce, Alonxo Bevis and Edward B.
Frazer. These gentlemen sppearcd in
the q. s. district court to-day. The
charge ag.inst McDonald and Joyce,
placed on the criminal docket, is for
Destroying public records, and that
against Bevis and Frazer is the re.
moval and ooncealment Of spirits, and
faiaing to.sdace stamps and brands
Judge Treat. fxsd the bond Of Nc
Donald At elo0QO; Frazer $4,000
and Bevis a, 800.
NEW YoaK, June 15.-In the U
s. circuit court yesterday the grsnl
Jury presented seversl indictment.
charging completely in silk smuggling
frauds, but the q. s. district attorney
declines to make public the names Of
the indicted persons until they have
been arrested.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-06-15

NRw YoRK, June 10. H. kipp's
carriage mandatory On Eldridge St.,
- bsrae dseafsy thls anornisg. Loss
400 0oo /; pafsg injured
ITHACA, n. Y, June 1s.-This
morning burglars broke into the st ore
Of Harrington Bros, and blew open
the safe and Erred the building. The
flames spread rapidly in every direc'
3tion. Two dwelling houses, one hotel
'aod every plaoe Of business in the
village vsss destroyed The safe
oo1ts siasd 40 hundred dollars in mon
.ey, aud nofea worth ono hundred and
fifty thousand doll.rs. Lo.s BY fire
large; insurance, ANAL, 10
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Miscellansous Items.

W1LKEssARRE. June Is. The min.
ers who have been working at Paines'
shaft were met BY large gang thi.
morning and ordered 10 stay out. A
posse was raised and they opened .
way through the mob. and those who
wished entered the shaft. There was
great excitement. - =
Cousc1L BLurrs, June l5.-John
Heard. convicted Of the murder ol
John Dolsn, q Ayooa last year, wa.
.sentenood yesterday, BY Judge Heed,
to fifteen years hard labor nthe lows
penitentisry, and left for Fort Madi.
son in charge Of the sheriff this morn.
Ing. 55.is 5.s
wAsHlsoroH, June l5.-Aug,
Newton has been appointed gauge,
for tho FIFTH. district Of Iowa. 81
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-06-15
Bpss Tweed. !. T. be Released
and Gobbled Again.
The MINES ST the Commissioners
-.- \ Who l no . Negotiats for !.
J. ..s The Black Hills.
: gE1rltinx News from the Texas
Border.
rhs D,,chsr Trial,

NEw YoRK, June 16.-Beachl re-
sumed his address this morning in the
Brooklyn city court roo,n: He q.
ferred to the West cbarges. He SAID
Beecier followed the church council,
in which Tilton took no part. There
was ! remarkable letter in this con-
nection, written by Beecher to Moul.
ton, dated March rs, 1874, in which
the writer says that the oourse pur-
sued BY storrs was an unspsaisble
outrage, and that he wss stfying TO
go.d Tilton into making. him Beech.
er's enemy. This letter eleerly show.
ed the jury Beechsr's state Of mind.
Why did Beechef dseline Tilton's ap.
pe4r.nee before the pcilr Hew.,
afraid of any investie tio. beiaG n,ade
sFhicA-vould disoloss his relation with
Tiltoa'ss family. Beach said tbst Til.
ton was certainly not responsible fol
the investigating committee. which
wasslpii.tsd By Beeoher, and both
Tilso,i. sad Moulton worked with as.
siduity 70 prevent any expression Of
the scandal to the public by thiscom
mi.tee. 1t was put forth BY the de-
fcnse that Beecher was too pure te
be suspected Of sin. Counsel spoke
ofAow neecher, Shearman and Tracy
ha1 worked In selecting their commit
tee, parading to the world Beccher',
courage in defyins the charges and
inviting investigation, and 1t the sam.
time gathering those men whose
opinions were already formed to &C
quit Beecher. The committee served
pprpso for which it ". calles
and rendered verdict, which VA
held up to the scorn Of al the world
Could Tlton be blamed under th,
circuit isiances for standing up sion
in the controversy and defending hin,
self before the community. Hi
household disrupted, his wife
fugitive itomfler home, represeate,
as brote-i in his family relations, W
this man TO sit quietly down unde
the f.|sspes. Of the accusations againse
him? Evarts stated that it was in
possible for the jury to convict on th
Testimony Of the accusing party, bu
the jury had tho confessions Of bot
parties, and Beach claimed bad, fp
o.,s4a 10 Ssnvtet 8 Becbd s'i! Cd
fsss { = = wsissst ..snaysossoa !. ! y I h ito !. / y
jury.
Af,er Beach had quoted sever,
casessih favor Of his argument reoe.
was taken.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-06-15
Warliks Demonstrations in Texas
+ GALvesToN. June 15-A New

Warlike OemonstIAttons In Texas.
GALvEsTox,s June 15-A5 News
special says: One asider escaped by
feigning death. and hiding in high
grass. The casualties of the fight
number twelve killed, one wounded.
and thiee lost; besides eleven lost all
their arms and equipments. Private
s. B. Smith was buried yesterday
with military display. Gen. Cortinas
is incensed At the killing of his cattle
thieves. Mexican papers say the
raiders were assassinated while asleep.
This Captain McNelly denies. Corti-
nas swears he will lave-revenge. He
Ttas been arming for over q week.
Gen. Fuerros started last Monday
morning on march to Matamorss.
He has large force oi men andit is
understood he comes to arrest Corti.
mas.
GALVESTON, Juns 15.-lt is not
known what the bandit chief will do.
He is preparing for developments; he
will fight Gen. Fuerro If he deems it
expedient. He may cross to this side,
put himself at the head Of Mexican
squatters aud desolate the country,
then recross TO Mexico and get par
doned by the government. Troops
are on the alert and citizens here are
adopting defensive measures. There
u rsss ssezcitemeat aad tn MsEiean
a.ehoritiss .rsSe wbels held g:
codhtable. SThe e,sorGisiay 50 lk ont
- hfl illl nls IL
fsos.ie % esssss u is s,ssassss n nss,..sety
Mexican officials are watching Corti
mas movements withanxiety. Should
be succeed more than one of them
will be marched to the border and
shot, They are honestly trying te
1 put him down, not for what he ha.
done to Americans but for what Il
may do to them.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-06-15
new York Mea.y aud stock M.rket.
New Yonk, June IS.
Money s@21ss per cent.
Gold 118ss,
nents active and better.

chicago.
CrIcAGo, June Is.
WHEAT-Active aud higher opened
strong and closed easier; f10s for cash; /;
t1.03l{ for July.
Coax-Firm and higher; closed strong
7Ol for cash; Tic for July.
OArs-Steady; 5s11ac bid for cash; 567sc
for July. .
RYE &sBAnLEy-Nominall unchanged.
PoRk-Weak and lower $500 for cash
$3.50 for July; $40. 10 for August.
LARD-Weak and easier; $1,000 Tor cash.
WnisKy-$1.l7.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-06-15
IoxEIax.I

BERLIN June 10. Y. Bancroft
Davis, q. s. minister, gave dinner
last night to the officers ofthe Amer.
,;cin, ..,n..aron
~ !,
I !. !. s,.o -.
o. o'ss'Iu nelc ~ 'no uol'0s''o''
IN the st. Petersburg Gales OF a''
article advocating an alliance between
Russia md England. because that
4,,... . :, ,,.,s,,, :. ,,s4 ~ :, :, !.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-06-15

ET. LOUIS, June. 10.
Hoes-Rcceipts, 600; frmer; shippers,
386O@7.O0.
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esgsg Il " @sv -. LWuis.
ssssEss5 ST. LOUIS, June 10. ).
WHEAT-S Shade higher; No. 2 fall, $1.27
for cash; $1.3a9a4@l.30 for July.
CORN-Firmcr; 67@67 1ac for cash 90 &c
for June.
oArs-Fimer; 5e1zzc bid for cash; sales
at 5S11c for June.
RYE-Unchanged
WuIsKY-Nominal, at $1.1S.
PoRK.-NothinE doing; $3.50 for July.
LAM Demanding 1870.
! nIilwauke-.
MILWAUKEE, June 15
WmEAT-Firm; No. 2, $1.O!sk; 1.O5as
for July; &l051sa for Aug.
Live-steest Markets.
CHiCAti0.
- :. CHICAGO, June To-
Receipts, $4,000; 1oc lower and
generally at $780,
| CArrLE-Receipts, 4,10O; good grades
firm; Others dull; chiefly graded steers at
20 100000; choice native, $5.0O@G45; I'd
class, IS. .4O@5.55; through Texan, $4,000
$50.
"a Nj ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, June, Is.
Hoes-Rcceipts, 600; firmer; shippers,
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IT, llask 1Iills Co. - -. = = !. !.

Tke Nask;1ills Csnz1 ~ 81
WAsH1xcros, June IS. = CON.
mission to treat with the sieax =.
di.ps. has increased toe;gh -. .bSss,
AS it vas not known Who would =:
cept, ind 8 Invitations were extsad.
ed to o1everal more than were actually
needed we're anally accepted. The
following are ~ nanes ofsthe soom'
.nisa;oaass. Wa. B. Anisoa, Iowa;
Bishop E. r. Ams.. Maryland; F. w
Palmer H.; Bfig. Geo. A. b. Terry.
u. S.A.; Hon. Abraham Comiago
sMissoari; Rsv. s: D. Hinman, Dako
t.; Geo. p -Beamis, Missouri; J. r
OBrine, New York. Jos. w. Dwye,
49, appoinled eecsetasy. TIE pay q
oh G3ar Mn Is eight dollars I
de1, I ehsa mount iors neoessarys 8
Pss
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-06-15
New York.

New York.
s New YoisK. June Is.
WmEAT-ic better for export; moderate
home trade No. Chicago, $l.1814@
1.17116;s No. 2. Milwaukee and winter ned
western, $1.9O@l.35.
! EoRN-Quiet and shade firmer; mixed
western steam. S2@85c; sail do, eG@Ssc.
BARLEY-Nominal.
OArs-Heayy and rather easier; mixed
Ponx-Hsavy, at &lo.75@lo.oo.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-04-10
Pain i'm the Bones.

The VEGETISE meets with wonderful 81,
in the cure Of this class Of diseases.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

Mile De Murska is meeting with such
unbOunded success in Memphis that she
has extended her engagement there. She
will not appear in Nashville till next
Tuesday night in consequence.
The Ne,s Orleans Bulletin, speaking OF
DE Murska, says:
"Her visit to our city has been a musical
era, and it will be long before the charm Of
her brilliant notes fade from the memory
of those who were fortunate eTDugh TO
listen to her capriciOus warblings.
"One can never fully appreciate the
human voice until he has heard one such
singer as Mile. De Murska. Then will
be realize how different is the organization
Of humanity, albeit so much alike in all
that pertains to outside appearance. Her
voice is certainly perfect. She reaches the
highest note, and falls with a gentle thrill
ling cadence TO the lowest in the scale, and
with so little effort that one is lost in the
melodious vibration Of the atmosphere,
until he almost entirely fUrgets the singer
in the enchantment that seems almost too
sweet to be Of earth..
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-04-10
ITALY AND INYALIDs.

Florence Correspondence New York Tribune.
It because the medical men of America
do not know what kind Of a climate We
have in Italy that invalids come here in
winter for the benefit of their health? The
rainy season Of Italy is in the winter
months, and an old resident assures me
that sometimes they have sixty rainy DAYS
in Florence during the season. In
cities whose streets are narrow and
buildings lofty, a rainy day brings wet and
chilly streets for several days afterward.
On the 18th Of November last l rode into
Bologna in as thick a snow storm as / ever
saw in New England.
The weather during the last winter in
Venice, Milan, Rome, and Naples has been
as unfriend!y to the invalid as It has
been in this city. Indeed, there is no
place in Europe that is a suit
able winter resort for inyallds
and whoever crosses the Atlantic in quest
Of such resort makes a grave mistake. If
any Of the readers Of the Tribune are in
tarested in this question, let them read
those books Of travel written by English
people who have passed the winter in Italy,
and they will find only one voice on this
subject. Even DR.. Bennett, while he
condemns all other places except
MentOne, has to admit that his IA
yOrite resort has winter in it, and that
it must be approached by the invalid eau
tiogisly and be left in like manner l am
inclined 10 lhiuk that Americans have a
fal-e impression AS b the climate % sun
ny IL.Iy," and if this brief note &C. as a
caution 10 a9y sulaTinaanyalid who is pro
posing to try The climate, my object will
be ac omIlIshad
j. STOCRBHDGEA U. $ y.
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mills cody 4thp

sentation, duties of standing committees
duties OF officers and especially that the
treasurer should give bond.
81. We suggest the Importance Of
making arrangements for the best possible
use Of the
CENTEBNIAL MOVEMENT
for the endowment Of our University at
Jackson. New York proposes to raise
100000 for the institutions at Hamilton
and Rochester. New jersey, Illinois and
Mississippi have acted"
The report was received and committees
were appointed to consider its various sug-
gestions.
CORRESPONDENTS.
Motions prevailed to appoint correspond
ents to the State Conventions of Alabama,
Georgia, Kentucky and Mississippi, and
the. General Missionary Association
(coloEed) Of Tennessee.
SUNDAY SCHOOLS.
At the suggestion Of Rev. DR.. Baird,
pastor Of the First Cumberland PreSbyteTi-
an Church, motion was made and carried
to appoint delegates to the National Sun
| day-SchOOl Convention, which is TO assem-
bic at an early day in Baltimore.
Rev. w. \. Nelson, W. II. P0hlman, I.
! 7. Eaton, a. Larkum and VIM. Shelton,
were chosen 10 constitute that delegation.
CALLS FOR SPEECHES.
Invitations were extended to Rev. Mr..
GofOrth, Of Messy Creek COLLEGE, NJ. I.
Sumner, Corresponding Secretary Of the
Mission Board Of the Southern Baptist
Convention, to entertain the convention
with remarks relative to the institutions
they represented, and those gentlemen,
with Others, responded in very interesting
short addresses.
Adjourned till 9 O'Clock this morning.
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ALL OVER TIRE CITY.

Market street has been repaired from the
Square to Locust street.
The ponds in the river bottom, above the
water-works, are soon to be drained.
We hear it stated that a Lodge of the
Knights Of Honor is soon to be started in
South Nashville.
Tie work of rebu lding the saw mill, re-
Gently burned beyond the reservoir, has
been commenced.
Oyerseer Haslam yesterday had the
street force draining a large pOud in tn;
Ninth Ward.
Members Of the congregation of the First
Presbyterian Church are specially requested
to attend the service tonight.
A number of young men Of Edgefeld
are making preparations for a weeks pis-
catOrial excursion on the banks Of South
Harpeth.
The spelling match at Jones' factory, the
other night, was much disturbed by parties
on the outside, which may cause them
trouble yet.
A very pleasant meeting Of the HobsOn
Chapel Mite Society was held last night, at
the residence Of D. II. Bailey, Gallatin
pike, Edgeield.
The officials at the City Hall had anoth-
/ er terrific photographed tournament yes
terdsy afternoon. The way they contra
| dicted Webster was actually awful.
The Porter Rifles will have a dress
parade next Monday afternoon, on the
commons in Edgefeld, near the Suspension
bridge. In their gay uniforms the boy:
will make quite a show.
| A large number of cottages are now in
course Of erection in Fairfield, and the
number will be greatly increased after the
sale of the Lewis place, which comes Of
soon.
Geo. Elkin captured a swarm of bees
which settled on a tree near his house, in
''Varmint Town" the other day, and every
body out there now wants to know "hOv
he sells honey"
Next Monday evening 4 concert will b
| given at Masonic Hall for the benefit of tn,
Church Of the Holy Trinity. 1t will II
doubt be one Of the greatest musical treat!
afforded our citizens in many a day.
Jones' factory, now used by the cOngre
CATION Of Claiborne Chapel, has been neat
" painted on the inside and additional
seats placed therein, making it a very com
Portable place Of worship.
The Temple Of Honor has TeftLed an
carpeted the hall recently used as a plac
Of worship by the congregation Of Clai
borne Chapel, and they now have one O
the incest Lodge rooms in South Nash
vile,
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New Adve- IIsements.

o Insure IN the State Insurance Company.
For the prettiest corset, and the hand
soonest ladies' underwear. and tie cheapest
ever seen, 90 to J. Frankand x Co.'S, Pub
@ lie Square. Look in city items.
Read notice Of d. Martin, Sexton Of City
Cemetery, on second page.
The most stylish collar is the Warwick.
Thompson Bros. & kflly Will open this
morning guipuFe net lace in various cOlOEs.
= A gentleman and wife, OF two young
men, can be accommodated With pleasant
RESIN and good board 1t y South High st,
Situation wantel IS hOusekeePer or seam
stress.
> A MEMORANDUM book lost at Maxwell
House
Situation wanted by a lady competent to
take charge Of a millinery OF sdressmaang
establishment.
The rule for turning Off gas will be en-
forced on delinquents after to-day.
Coke delivered by Gas Light Co. at
eight cents q bUEhel.
The firm of Patterson, Finch l. Co. was
dissolved April z.
Barnes & Co. will sal this morning. At
their auction room, a lot Of tobacco and
f1rRieUe. r-s-
The Burlsyi!le leaves to-day, at loan,
for Caro- and intermediate points.
The John S Brausford departs for the
head Of the river al 4 o'clock this evening.
ID. L,oyeman x Co. Announce the receipt
Of Bhe largest and finest stock Of ladies'
misses and chHdreu's underwear ever
bruglH to this city. .-. 90. e.
Do not haiI to read The advertisement in
another column beaded Negetine. o.:
Al the courthouse door In this city, 90
dsv. at y O'Clock, Nathaniel Baxter, Jr.,
2 Geek and Master Of the Chancery Court,
3 will offer for sale a tract Of land on Frank
lin pike. See advertisement on third page
On Tuesday, April Is, Browns * Cheat
ham will offer at'public sale two store
o houses in Cannon Block, corner Of Church
and Spruce streets, 's.
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THE COURTS.

SUPREME COUET.-The first section wiz
engaged yesterday in hearing the remain
ing criminal cases on the Davidson county
docket. The other section was engaged Oh
the DeKalb equity
PROBATE COURT.-Eilen La Hart vs..
/ Ellen la ,Hart, admiuistraJrix; report Of
commissioners on setting aside dswer and
homestead confirmed.
CIRCUIT COURr.-Wilssn US. McCam
ct al; plaintiff given further time to amend
affidavit.
Embry vs.. Hadley; judgment confessed
for 81, SO3.4
Tyler x Co. IS. McCulloch; motion to
set aside judgment oyeHuled, and appealed
to Supreme Court. ..
Mayor and City Council vs.. Buuham *
Co. execution quashed and judgment va
Cherry, O'Conner IL Co. VS.. Haggard;
motion to set aside judgment continued.
Greer IS. Greer; motion 10 dismiss petit
ton continued. -
Ross vs.. Nelson ct all; Judgment for
plaintiff. o.,
D. B. Clife vs.. Jas. L. Gaines, comp
trOller; case argued.