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The herald and mail. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1873-188?, 1875-09-03
Let Us Honor The Industrious Dead.

10 The Editor Of the Herald urd Mail:
Four weeks has elapsed sine q the sad
intelligence of the death OF cxnPresident
johnson reached us, and we see from
the newspapers that meetings have been
called and resolutions passed in al
most every town and hamlet in the
state, except Columbia, once his home,
when he was a iOurneynan tailor.
Why is Columbia so neglected. in this
important matter, having one of the
ablest bars in the state, aud on all
former occasions being first to offer con-
CALCULATIONS, to any OF Tennessee's nos
BILE sons or pass resolutions commend
rati We of their death? Belonging to that
class that is termed the common yeo>
men of the county, we did hope that
our county or city authorities, would not
h3YC passed the death of tho great COM
mOner by unnoticed. Will it be too
lato to call meeting on the first Mon
day in September, and pass resolutions
as are approx riate to the occasion? We
would be pleased to hear from Gen.
WhitthOrno and Col. Wright on the
day mentioned. A. j. l.
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To the Ladies',

We are now offering the first quality OF
custom made cloth shoes, side lace and
less than Miles shoe of same quality is sold
elsewhere. We will guarantee the goods
to wear with the same treatment) just as
well as Miles first quality. Please read our
advertisement of next issue and see what
our warranty means.
We keep also q full line of Ladies' and
Misses Morocco, Kid, Goat and Calf, side
lace and front lace and button of the latest
style. And remember we will save you
from 50 cents tOSI on every pair you buy.
Please favor us with an early call.
Aug.27 w, f. BROWN i Co.
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ORIGINAL ATTACHMENT.

State of Tennessee, Maury County, before
R. A. Mckay, J. P. for said county, Mckay
i JamisOn VS. Lee Baker, In this cause it
appearing before me, that Lee Baker is a
non resident of the State of Tennessee, so
that the ordinary process OF law cannot be
served on him. 1t is therefore ordered by
me that publication be made in the Column
bia Herald and Mail for four successive
weeks, requiring the said Lee Baker to APP
pear on Friday, September 18th, 1875, to an
swer said writ, or the same will be taken
for confessed and set for hearing expaTte.
II. A. MCKAY, j. P, Maury Co.
AuU, 00-it
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At w & Rrnmn g. Co.'S

Ladies' Cloth Shoes for 81 per pair, usually
sold for 81 30. The finest city made serge,
boots warranted fully equal to Miles at $3.50
per pair; 81 less than Miles is sold elsewhere.
Something new The fresh attractive
STYLES of Ladies' Ties, Belts, cloth and leath-
eT, and Ladies' furnishing goods generally.
The latest thing out is to be found at w.
f. Brown q Co.'S They are receiving new
goods daily. Call and see them.
August 27-tf,
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Aug. 2O-4t
ORIGINAL ATTACHMENT.

State OF Tennessee, Maury County, before
r. A. Mckay, j. P, for saidscOunty, j. A.
Mckay VS. Lee Baker. In this cause it APP
pearing before me thai Lee Baker is nom
resident of the State of Tennessee, so that
the ordinary process of law cannot be serv-
ed on him. 1t is therefore ordered by me
that publication be made in the COlu IN bi O
Herald and Mail for four successive weeks,
requiring the said Lee Baker to appear on
Friday, September 18th, 1875, to answer said
writ, or the same will be taken for con fesS-
ed and set for hearing Elk parte.
R. A. MCKAY, J. P, Maury Co.
AUQ. 10Th At
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Blue Store for Clothing.

We are receiving a large and well selected
stock of Fall and Winter Goods, cOnsistin p
of Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes, Hats and
Clothing, all of which have been bought at
unusual low prices, and will be sold at a
eat sacrifice. Examine our stock of goods
and be convinced that we give greater
Inducements to our customers than any
house in this or any other city, and we in
wife the public to give us call.
ROSENTHAL & BAMBERGER,
Sept. 3-tf. "Cheap JOhn'SU Store.
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Stockholders Notice.

On Tuesday, Sept, 2Sth, 1875, the regular an
nual meeting of the Duck River Valley h. r.
room, Columbia, Tenn, for the purpose of
electing Board of Directors for the ensuing
year. A full attendance of all the Stockhold-
ers is earnestly requested. Very Resp'y,
GEO. CHILDRESS Sec'y.
Marshall Gazette. Fayetteville EXPRESS and
Waverley Journal, please copy,
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To the Citizens Of Maury and adjoining
Counties,

We are now receiving our Fall and Winter
stock and would ask a careful examination
of our goods and prices, believing that with
bottom prices that we can make it 10 your
interest to patroniZe us. Read our Rdver-
tisement in the supplement of next issue
and call to see US. Our MIR. ]. r. G. Brown,
Jr., has taken charge of our business and
pledges his best efforts to make it as hereto
lore the Live Cheap House of Columbia.
extended TO us the past four years, we SUBJ
scribe ourselves, yours to command,
Aug, 27-tt. w. f. BROWN & Co,
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I advertisements uuder this head charged cent
half per ICord
am twenty-seven years old, black hair.
light mOustache, dark eyes, and said to be
height, and weigh one hundred and forty-two
pounds. ] wish to correspond with some pref
to young lady, with a view to matrimony. A
little "tin" no objection. Young ladies that
are not blessed by nature need not apply.
Address, ED. Z. Eye.
Care Editor HERALE,O
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ORIGINAL ATTACHMENT,
w. R. Frierson VS.. N. E. Pipkil

w. r. Frierson VS.. N. E. Pipkin.
In this cause it appearing from affidavit
debted to him, and that said defendant is a
nonresident of the State of Tennessee, so
that the ordinary process of law cannot be
served on him: it is therefore ordered by
me that publication be made in the Herald
and Mail, a newspaper published in the
town of Columbia, Maury county, Tenn
saiuN. E. Pipxin TO appear before me on
the I'd day of October, 1875, to answer said
writ, or the same will be taken for confessed
and set far hearing eXparte.
Sept. Sd. 1875, w. R. MCKENNON.
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E. H. Sellers, Executor of Mary b. Frisrson,
decd. Complainants w. E. Tomlinson,
ct ais, defendants.
In this cause it appearing from complain;
ants bill, which is, sworn, to. that
Edward F. English, John Simp"
son Frisrson, Annie Mcbride and Washington
Nixon, and the Presbyterian Church in the
United States, are non residents of the State
of Tennessee, so that the ordinary process of
law cannot be served on them it is therefore
ordered by me that publication be made for
four consecutive weeks in the Herald and
Maury county, Tennessee, requiring said nom
residents to be and appear before the next
Chancery court, on the first Monday in Octo-
Der, 1875, and plead, answer or demur to COM
pIainant's bill, or the same will be aken for
confessed as to them, and set for hearing ex-
parte.
Aug 18th 1879. D. B. COOPER, C. & NJ.
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Whywe can sell cheaner Than our neinhhors

y
We buy for five stores, each of which does
\ large business, and we can take much
arger quantities than parties who buy for
Que store only, and in this way we get spe-
'ial discounts and often can afford to sell an
lrticle at what n neighbor merchant pays
or 1t and have a profit that we are Statistic ed
With, as we sell for cash and are lOw-priced
men. w. E. BRowE & Co.
August 27-tf
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have this day opened in Hammer Hall a
frat class butcher shop, where all can be
supplied with the best Beef, Lamb, Nut ton,
Pork and all other supplies such as the
market affords. Have also in connection a
first class Ten Pin Alley, where Mr.. Sam
Williams will be pleased at all times to
meet his friends.
September 3d2w. B. M. HOOP.
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f. w. Phillips, near the Railroad Depot
is now receiving large lot of beautiful new
style fall calicOes. Also bleached and brown
domestic. jeans, tickings, corsats. hosiery
and belts, boots, shoes and hats. Come and
see them. Aug. 27-tf
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Columbia Athaaaanl,
COLUMBIA, TENNESSEE.
A Boarding { Day School for Young isai'''

DHIS Institution of learning offers educa-
| tional advantages that are unsurpassed.
It is situated in Columbia, Tennessee, which
education of ladies. 1t is of easy access by
the Louisville and Nashville and Great
Southern Railroads. The AthenRum Ses-
sion begins on the first Monday in Septem-
Der. A full and efficient corps of profess
sOrs and teachers directs the course of in
struction, which is liberal and practical
The collegiate department is divided into
twelve separate schools, on the plan adopt
ed at the University of Virginia. The ar
rangements for instruction in music, dane
ing, em broidery and fancy work ofeVery de-
is we'll provided with an excellent library
and apparatus for illus trating the sciences
The charges for board, tuition, ETC., are very
reasonable. Especial care is displayed in
making thesAthen@um a pleasant home,
as well as thorough school.
For catalogues, etc, address
VIM. A. SMITH, PHI. D., MA, M. D.,
inlYI6.2m. Secretary, Columbia. Tenn.
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TO THE
Farmers
OF MAURY COUNTY.

Since witnessing such an exodus of labor
from our State, it becomes US to bestir our
selves in getting the best and most improved
impleme1 of busbandry. "Carnes'' Clipper
Harrow and Clod crushers comes in the mich
of time. 1t is conceded by some of the best
farmers of Williamson and Maury Counties
that it is a success as a labor saving imple-
ment For putting in ms small grain after the
being in the way. There is nothing that will
choke it but wet dirt. For preparing meadows
and lawns it is unsurpassed. Bleak the ground
then this harrow will leave it in better con-
dition than three times ploughing the same
land. II, is evident to every farmer that he
can't make much of a crop with half Of his
pulverized with this harrow whether moist
or dry. Hence the necessity Of using it il the
county of A. C. Carnes and wish to sell fam
rights, district rights, and Harrow. For parttc
lars address me at Spring Hill. -0.
Q. c. CHAPMAN.
Vaughan i Barley Agts,
March 18th, If Columbia Tenn,
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NONRESIDENT NOTICE.

A. 7. Boyd, administrator &c, complainant
VS.. Heirs and Creditors of W. T. Hender-
son, deceased.
II appearing from affidavit filed in this
cause, that the defendant, W. L. Henderson,
is president of the State of Tennessee.
1t is therefore ordered that he enter his
appearance, herein, before or within the
first three days of the next term of the
Chancery Court, to be held at Columbia, on
the 1st Monday in October next, 1875, and
plead, answer or demur to cOmplainant's
bill, or the same will be taken for confessed
as 10 him and set for hearing eT pdrtc; and
that copy of this order be published for
four consecutive weeks in the Columbia
Herald and Mail.
d, B. COOPER, c. &M.
A11c- q lS-S-Iyr
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Jacks and JennetS
FOR Sale,

have large stock of Jacks and Jennets
for sale, from good Common Stock up to
Thorough breds. can suit anybody in color,
size, blood or price. Address me at Santa Fe,
Maury county, Tennessee. .
May 7-75-1y. VIM. YOUNGER.
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Care Editor HERALE.)

At Che"p Johns, Calico, the largest as
sOrtmeut in the city, at five cents, six and
a half cents, seven cents, and seven and
half cents yard, and higher. sept. 3-tf.
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A SCHOOL FOR BOYS

Will be opened by IL. B. EDMISIONS,
university of Va.,) on Monday, August %,
1875, in Capt: AydelOtts school house,
south Columbia. Terms: Pri mary English,
$40 per session; Advanced English, SIS;
Classics, S30-payable quarterly; Incidental
fee~Si, july23-6w
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Notice 4!

1 lost a coat between Columbia and Sprin g
Hill, believed to be lost near NeapOlis. The
finder will be suitably rewarded upon de-
livery at the HERALD office, or to Major
Campbell Brown at Ewell Station.
Aug. 27-tf. G.. w. MAYBERRY.
Mrs. c. Fl. VOORHEES, will open a school for
boys, at her residence-The Kelly House
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At Cheap lohn's
In the Matrimonial Market,

Hats, hats, to suit all. Our styles, equal
tics and prices, defy competition.
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Sealed bids for the various privileges
Turing the Fair, to commence Septem Cer
- at the Fair Grounds of the Maury county
A., NJ, II. 4 l.. l.. Society, will be received
1t the Secretary'S office until Monday,
september 6, 1875. Very respectfully,
GEO. CHILDREsS,
Aug. 2T-2w, Secretary
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For Sale

F or Sale.
a residence on Garden Street, nearly Op-
posite Mrs. Martins. Terms reasonable.
July 3O-tf. Mrs. A. j. BYNUM.
Blue Store the cbeanest Hon Sc in the CITY
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BEECH GROVE SCHOOL,

For Males and Females,
Three and half miles West of Spring Hill
and two and half miles North of Carriers
Creek, Tennessee.
The next session of ten months, divided in
to two terms of twenty weeks each, will open
on MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 9Th, 1875, under
the supervision of VIM. Anderson, with com
petent assistants.
:, The Principal will earnestly strive to train
the young for usefulness; to impress upon the
student the Importance of moral rectitude,
and to make practical scholars instead of
theoretical Ones.l
MUSIC AND ART.
This department will be conducted by Miss
Dora Vestal, who will use every effort to give
satisfaction.
RATES.
Tuition per term, $3.50, $500 and $3.50,
Music on Piano, $1,000.
Use of instrument. $500.
Noca! music, exercises earh day, free.
Drawing, $1,000.
Incidental Fee, $I00.
Board in private families, convenient to
school, including washing, lights, etc, at
moderate rates.
No deduction except in case of protracted
sickness.
For particulars address the Principal. or
S. S. PORTER,
August 63m. Pres't Board.
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Business Notices.
At Chean Iohn's
Reef House and Ten Pin Alley,

Clothing, clothing, clothing for the mi
lions, and at the lowest prices ever heard o
Sept, 3-tf,
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Aug. 27-2w

The novelties of the season are being re-
ceived daily at
Aug H-tf w. E. Brown & Co 8
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TNSOLVENT NOTICE.

Having this day suggested the insolvency
of the estate of Gabriel Brown, decd, notice
is hereby given to all persons having claims
agains said estate to file them duly authen-
tfcated on or before the 26th day of Februa-
ry, 1876, or the same will be forever barred
T. C. NOTGRASS,
Sent Sd 1879 Admir-.
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Blue Store, for Groceries.

At Cheap Johns, Boots and Shoes, in
endless variety, at your own prices.
Sent. 3-tf
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The Ladies' Confectionery.

Confectionery, where everything tenn ptinr
to sight and taste can be had. The finest
0rnamented cakes, the freshest candies,
md i'll fact, everything that can be gotten
up in any Confectionery. The baking and
Grnamenting department is under Mr..
Felix Shriner, one well-known.
August 24-2M.
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All Repairing Promptly Attended to.

senior thanks his friends and the public
oa
And especially would he remember gratefully the past kindness Of his
and
the future, and by effort his please them merit their
approving smiles Very Respectfully
June 4, l875-3m W. 4, ELAN q CO.
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HUGH 7. GORDON,
IL ATTORNEY AT-LAW,
and Public Administrator,
Nov. 20,if. Columbia, Tenn.
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New Fall and Winter Goodc

Mrs. N. Holman is receiving and will con-
,luue tn receive new goods in Millinery Dry
Goods and Notions, will be pleased to meet
her many friends and customers at the same
stand. Every article usually kept in q first
class house in Millinery and Notions, an
other great advantage to ladies.
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II o r S "A l. e

Any person or persons wishing to go into
the LIME BUSINES will make it to their
the "EXCELsI0R LIME WORKS." on the
bank of Duck River, inside the corporate linn
its of Columbia. 1 have on hand very
parties purchasing the works The Kiln is
Page patent, the best patent in the United
States; is in good burning order, and W hen
getting the proper attention while burning,
willmake one hundred and twenty-five bush
els of good Lime every twonty-fOur hours. My
motive for selling is thatI am going to move
back to the city of Atlanta, Georgia.
July 9, 1S75.-2m. THOS. Z. BUTLER.
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FINE TRACT OF LAND

Il FOR SALE CHEAP.
Undersigned has five hundred acres of
ian ich he desires to sell, 1t is situated in
Hickman county, within ten miles of the
Nashville and Northwestern Railroad, and
two miles from Bon Aqua Springs. Contains a
double log cabin With stone chimneys, pass
sage between. Seventy-fve acres cleared.
balance finely timbered with poplar, white
oak and other growth. Two excellent springs
on the land, branch running through about
ETC.. upon it. VIM. Lyle, near the place, is
my agent, and can give further informant ion.
Price Sl.5O per acre, or S75O.00 cash for whole
tract, or S550, 90 on time Here is q good
opening for some Maury county man to buy
good Dairy Farm; he can sell all his fat NUT
ton. butter. beef, poultry, fruit, etc; at Bon
Aqua. y. A.NIAON,
July 9, 1875. Centreville, Tenn.
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NOTICE..

n o 7 A X p A Y E r S
Taxpayers, by paying their taxes, can save
six per cent. per annum. All who desire to
pay now can find me every Monday in my Of
fee in Columbia. a. A. LIPSC0MB.
aug64w. TaX-CollectOr.
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Blue Store.

Blue Store, LOT Dry dOOus.
At Cheap Johns, DomesticS of all kinds,
at New York wholesale prices.
Gn1,f Z
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PUBLIC SALE
OfLand.
On Thursday, Sept. 10Th,
Twill offer for sale to the highest bidder in
the town off
CULLEOK,4.

And near the premises, the lands belonging
consisting of one hundred and twenty-six
acres, as surveyed. These lands contain a
number of beautiful building sites. near to
be divided into lots as to size to suit pur-
chasers. and the right is reserved of re-selling
in different sized lots, or as, whole. A
bearing interest from day of sale, with APP
proved security will be required, and lien
retained.
fore the day of sale. A part of the land can
be seen, and further particulars obtained, by
applying to the undersigned. The sale is made
Maury County, and for distribution among
the legatees. W. IL. WILk Els,
Special Commissioner.
Aug. 18th, 1S75.-4t
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Having secured the services of Mr. L. H. Awe to Supentond the
Department. Roofing Guteng and all Manner OF Sheet
Metal Work, hope to receive such patronage
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NONRESIDENT NOTICE

3-lS75.
, 1875-05-08
THE LONG STRIKE.
The Situation still tsloomy-A Great
Comp4ny's Alinrs Flooded.
Hp<rtaf fhxp.fch IN TN Ghkrn1o 4rjhtn.

The Situation still Gloomy-A Grsnt
ConapAny's nttnrs Flooded.
8psetai ultpateh 10 The Chla0o 7rtbtrk.
WnxKsaARRx, Pa., MAY 7.-Tho wArsauta
Issued yesterday on complaint Of tho minor Nc
Dads, who xAb attacked aud boasen tho night
previous. wero to havo baen aorved to-day. but,
In Wow Of the Himilar attempt few days ago,
when policeman was killed, tho Constable MAS
unab'o to got = posso to undertake tha arrests
A sufficiently atsong and welt-armed force has
been secured. and the WARRANTS will be sorvcd to-
morrow. which, 1t IA supposed. will have an iul-
portAnt influence On tho situation. The minors
asasrt to-night that tho meeting Is not OF m inl-
pogt4ut nstnto, but 1t is probable tllat Qua of
tho subjects for consideration will bo to al
low tho employsa Of private operators to reHume
work under protest. There MAJ All exciting
demonstration IN Kingston last night. a party
Of about 100 strikers paradcd with banucEs and
toruho8 aud carrying clubs aud wonpons for the
purpose OF ntim!dating the operatives Of tuo
sInsll collierios nov Ut wotk. An a!ilgy Of =
blaol1eg WAS carried to tue woods and mock
hanging gono through With. Ihis morning \
ttack.lAgar applied to IN Alderman for war
rant, aud ono Of tho party xas arrested and
lodged III 1ni4 for making tara1ts on LiR llfo In
casa 10 poIsIssed In working. TAa pumpa wore
taken from the Sugar Notch to-day, ID aocotd-
ancs with tho ter1ns OF prssldeat Parrish, and
tho mines szo filing ny, Another collier hna
no:!Iod bis man 10 go to work or yxcAte hls
mlno-h0u1e4 Within Iyo days.
, 1875-05-08


New Yox1, May IA denss crowd Of spects-
tators ware In the Brooklyn City uoustroom this
morning, aud the attendance of women was
largely tn e1coas Of previous days. Mr. Deechss
and hs wife wo1o In tho Court beforo
tho proceedings opened, which wsso do
ltyed by tho late srr1Yal Of somo Of
ths counsel. Aftor The fot.ua! opening, 1lr.
Eyarss said that Mr. Beach aud Mr. Bhesrman
were compelled to b Absent and ~ tho olae was
noW nearing lts closo tho difference OF an ad'
5ouEnment for = day or 90 would not matter
much. Ho suggested, therefore. th1t the Court
should sdjourn tor the day. Judke Nelson en-
testalned tho suggestion, and tho Court tpuznsd
oTor until Monday next.
PnoBAnI1lT1Fs.
Tho brooklyn Eagle, In speaking Of she prob
able duration OF tho Doecher trial, saya the tos-
timony yet to bs introduced 10 bchalt ths pl1lu-
til will, 1t 10 expected, bo al In bv Tues-
dhy night, snd thAn ths remainder OF tho veek
will b tsken up BY counsel for defondant IN
placing thclE laAt testimony before tho jury.
E1-Jnlga Porter viii commence hla address on
Monday, tho 10th inst and will tako tho whola
Of that week in presenting his view Of tho caHo
On bolalf Of tho defendant. TAs address of
Es&sts which will bo commenced on Monday,
tbs 2Sd inss.. will probably occupy tha
remainder OF the month and run over Into
june anl II nothing unforeseen takes place tho
whole Of tbs suumlng-up. Including tbe addross
By Beach Cd behalf Of tbs plaintiff. will b hn-
tahnd by ths end Of Tho ffss wssk In ns1t mouth.
usAch doss aot expect to take up moro than
tAsss dAJt II pssatnaag In plAlnlla's kds II