Wilmington journal., 1876-01-21
STATE NEWS,

The proposition to fund the debt Of
Raleigh has be, voted down by a de-
cTded majority on a very Iignt vote.
The Raleigh Sentinel says the Gov
ernnr is Constantly applied to for cop.
les Of Prof- kerr's recent geological
report of ibis state The latest appli-
celt is j. c. r ,ndolph, A. N. E. Nj g,
late in the service of the JAPANESE
government.
Judges Schenck aud Buxton will
make a partial exchange OF circuits
during the next spring term. Judge
B ,xtpn will no d the courts of CASTOR
aud Lincoln, aud Judge Schenck those
Of Anson aud RichmoLd.
A gentleman from the West informs
the Raleigh NetCS u new Republican
paper will be started at Asheville
about the middle of March uuder the
editorial charge of Marcus Edwin, Esq.
As we understand, 1t will not represent
the ofiict;- holders element of Radical
ism, and lively times among the
brethren may therefore be expected.
The value of farming utensils ct Get
era reported at the Auditors Office for
this year, is seven millions eIgHtythree
thousand nine hundred and three dol
lars. This includes farming utensils,
tools OF mechanics, household and
kitchen furniture, provisions, arms for
muster, wear ng apparel for owner and
family. and libraries and scientific in
struments.
The following cases from the Fifth
District were taken up in the superior
Court on Friday and Saturday.
1ola Thnr,,
ton ct al, from Cumberland; handed
up to Court (advisari at last term) }.
C McRea for plaintiff. Merrimon, Full
Ter & Ashe, " McL Mckay and w A
Gutherie for defendants.
Raleigh & Augusta airline Rail-
road Company VS. J J Wicker ct aL.,
from MooIe argued. John Manning
for plaintiff, Nelli Mckay for defen~
dant.
Angus Gichrist ct al. VS. Robert n
Farley ct al, from Richmond; cause
compromised and appeal dismissed.
Steele & Waller, Battle & Son and
Strange for plaintiffs, W Mel. Mckay,
ID Shaw, Frank Mcneil and d q
Fowie for defendants.
j Richardson ct al. VS. Jardan
Wicker ct dL., from Moore; argued.
DuSOto ~ DuSOcS. OoAu H.
McIver and Battle & Son for plaintiff,
and Neil Mckay and Merrimon, Full
ler & Ashe for defendant.
r Barnes, admir-, VS. PIEDMONT 4
Arlington Lie Insurance Company,
from Harnett argued. Merrlmon,
Fuller & Ashe and Nelll Mckay for
plain iff; no COUNSEL contra.
james Kyle VS. town of Fayett vile
i Af.II l.. i
argued. McRae IS Broadfoot for plaln-
tiff, and Neill Mckay for defendants.
James Kyle VS. town of Fayetteville
and L. e Lineberry. from Cum
berIand. Counsel same as in above
case.
State VS. William 3. Snries ct aL.,
from Cumberland; agued. Attorney
General Hargrove, Smith & Strong,
Neiil Mckay and t NJ Argo for plaiu-
tiff, and W A Guthrie for defendant.
Alfred Rowland ct at. VS. Berry God
W IL ct at, from Robeson, Argued on
motion to make W II Graham a party
plaintiff, and for a supersdeas. Giles
l. itch for plaintiff and Nat. Mclean
for w III Graham.
G r Curlee VS. Aunioa IT, omas, from
Uuiou argut d. Wilson & Son and j
- F0ttd" -Or p'di1tiA, nO COuuoel 1OF
de1eud 1it. "-
State rs. Sol. Ricketts,, from Rich
mona, argued. Attorney General
Hargrove and Smith & Strong for
plaintiff; Platt D Walker for defedant.
State VS. Jerry Rori. ct al, from
Richmond, argued. Attorney General
Hargrove and L NJ Argo, fer plaintiff;
PIatt u Walker for, defendant.
Fiat Swamp l. G & E Q Canal Com
pany VS. d A McAlister, from Cumber-
land argued. McRea & Broadfoot for
plaintiff Geo. NJ Rose for defendant.
'-1. g. ''A '- MARRIED.
In Johnston, j. G.. Scarboro to Julia
V. Moore. r"
In Date, A. W. Simpson to Mrs. P.
z. Jannett. ......,
In Lincoln, Edgar James to Annie
Jetton.
InHyde, Robert Jennett to Vienne
B eneon; .'hos. ID. Bridgemsn to Ada
!. ne M. Gibbs.
In Union, Robert P. Dakin, of Vir.
ginia, to Annie b. Hoyle. .S .iv
In Surry, Elizabeth Chatham. aged
35 years.