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5000 pieces French eanortss inat opened at
sYcIE BROTHERS, at lee. These goods are very
eneap-being worth 16Hc. Der yard,
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TnB WKAqHnH YHsrEsDAY was cloudy,
eosi, and threatening duriog the day. AZ
night there was steady rain. -
THYRsoMuER YssTsspAY:.:e A. H., 40;
8 A. h.. As; Is M., 81; 3 r. NJ, "a; 6 2. NJ
40 midnight, 45. ss$s4as
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sn.n. sYonn nro,;riin1xns, ,;ii1s aarer,isemene

SAVE MONEY by having youy printing deus at thf
DISPATCH PRnsT1NG-HeUar Goed work, low
prices, and satisfaction guaranteed
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sSIArH FOB NxwEs ORIaARs.--Th second
cargo of slate for New Orlesns YVES shipped
yeetersiny In the schooner Mary =. Simmons
by. Messrs. j. r. Williams d Co., OF this
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ANOTHER HsaTER.-Mr. Oscar Goode, the
inventive engineer who has charge Of Com
pany A's steamer, on Broad street, has i'm
proyised a heater for his steamer which IS
somewhat ON the plan of gas-stoYe, and
acts directly upon the boiler. lteos.s! about
City cents per day to keep 1t operating out
he is enabled to carry q head OF steam equal
to twenty pounds on this boiler All tne Lime
while, the engine is Ia the mouse u HIS
deemed advisable. Only Two steamers nom
remain to be supplied with this Important
i'm proYement. .rsFs.. W. q .fsGf 5s..l Z
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,PEasoaAL.--Attoruey. General B. I. Daniel
"a now In Washington looking after the in-
terest Of the State, in the matter Of the retro
cession Of Alexandra. u aezE1 2 ~
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FRESH PKcAFs at 29c- per pound at PIzznNIs.
French teating) Prme at 25 .. Per pound Al Pig
NEIE. -
Nice Coooanuts, four for 25e., at P9zIF1's.
Oranges at 20 and 25c. per do3an. ~
Filea. Green Tea at $50 per posnd-Aone bet-
ter in the city At any pzice-as PIaaDu's, No. s07
Bfnad atreet. ss#..g5 80 ststsS
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DIANoRA, WARD, and other 09oSoA BRAFDR Of
TosAcoos FOR sale whoIesaH and retail at BsWHi1-
LOCKS, 1896 Mxin street 4. fS
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!. L1EpIe,s LIQUID ExrRAor. OF BxET AND
TONIC lNyIGoRAToR is not intered by the indu-
ence Of the weather. According 70 Liebig's e1-
preston 1t Is Liquid Bread being both nourishfng
and STRENGTHENING 70 the constitution.
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BoscnKs q, BsoTaER 'sasr their Sintes ssosk e Of
Boots, shoes, Trunks. and aya,ssss as very low
prices in arder 10 make rson foE spring goods,
ts.st s sos and GIL R8oAD srRan5s
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sroLEs Goops REcovsgzD. Sergeant Hall
yesterday evening reco Yered from an aslc-
tion.h0nse on Marshall street ten pairs q
The pants alleged TO haEe beeas stoien b5
Martha CIsrko, and for which she was rent
TO jail for sixty dsys. s.s ~ ~.
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II Is ooscxnEp by al smokers thAss Witt
locks xoDxL CIGARS are M best tor sen esnsss
For sale everywhere. . q, rs. .fsa ..3.t IS
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NEW PRrsrs, CAMBRICs, aad PRRcALEs, q
ayc1E eRorHRRs. Read their advertisement.
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Hdypes,t ina Eeslsass 4 Illustrated Essdspa.i
psra. srd Sc5fssIsa Anssrfcan, for shisHssk,
received Efson D, 4, lltllyseEs 11l2 Asina
strset.
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VERY SUPERIOR FRESH TRAs just opened, and
ut reduced prices, at ARoIIRRi& BooKzR's.
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J LACE STRIPED sUlTINGs only 25e. per yard at
SYCLE BROTHERS.. Read their advertisement.
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THE LARGEST STOCK OF DRESS GOODS In the
city at sYcLE BReTHEHs'. Low prices is their
motto. go
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4nllnolld 9ispatth,

aH THE cIRouLATIoa OF THE DISPATCH
rs LARGER TRAN THE coEBINED CIRcU-
IATIoS OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THE CITY.
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PRoBABrLIr1Es today Washington,
March "a, 1s76.-For the New England and
Middle States, rain or snow, and easserly to
southerly winds, increasing to gales on the
cosst, with falling barometer and stationary
or slight rise In temperature.
Causionary Signals are ordered for oil sta
tions on the Atlantic coast.
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Cesv1crs RscRiyED. - The following con-
victs were lodged in the pepitentiary yester-
day Mollie Irby negro DinWiddie county,
two years, for honse-breaking Frank Ham
cock (uegroI twaysars, forSheuse. breaking; !;
John Brown fnegrob one year, for petty lar.
ceuy, second offence; and II. q. Hssif fThite)s
six years, for grand larceny, from Lynch
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POLICE CouRT, YEsTKRDAY.--JusHees sos<ph
T White presdina.-In the case OF =. b.
Linscombe. charged with running cart on
the streets without license, Mr.. Lipscomoss
clerk stated TO- the Police Justice that Mr.
Iipscombe has been confined to his bed oy
sickness during the past week. THURSDAY
one Of his carts that have the usual tins on
them indicating that they are licensed neea,
ed repair. The boys sent 1t to the shop, ana
ip the mean time used one Of his old carts
that did not have the tins on.t 1t was NOT
deemed necessary to tear the tins on ana pu.
them on the old cart, as it was to be used
but few hours. ia IEs sss at. 20. =. Z.
Samuel Jasper {negrol, charged with inter-
fering with the ehain-gang and resisting t6e
euperintendent in the discharge OF bis dnty,
gave surety to keep the peace. - 80
:, Washington Gaines was fined TWO collars
and o half for keeping an unlicensed dog on
his, premises. .iatS 81: , Ge,.s.
Richard Adams was fined ten dollars for
one OF his drivers, for fast driving on the
streets. Il. asss fss2ea. q .s9sl =.
TszeWelI Corr, arrested for trespass and
threatening to cut Nicholas Neufohr WIN .
knife, was placed under bonds TO Keep sne
peace. g.s- -. - :, .s.,......ss. !. ;,
The case of John Isaacs. Fanny Isaacs, and
Lucy jackson (uegroes), charged with felonl.
ously setting fire to the dWelllng.house OF
E. j. Gresham, mas continued until Tuesday
next.
. The case OF Samuel Miller aud David Ian.
drum (negroes), charged with feloniously
fbreaking and entering, the out-house OF Ii
aB. Addison ia the dsy:times and stealing one
lot OF pigeons, va!ued, at three dollars, the
property OF Walter Addison, was continued
until to-day s.a..S.4 ezo{ i, 5.s:i,. !. G
] Martha Clark was charged With stealing
one lot OF goods valued at twenty dollars
from a. Oppenheimer She was pronounced
puilty. and sentenced to sixty days In jsil.
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IIsT OFIETsTK,ls.
EAnTIc6y LINT.

IsT OF LETTERS REM AIMING xiE
1.-THE, PosT- -OFFTCE AT TRiCfl6DND, HENH
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40 4. IL. trnstees sale Il horlss -
~ hacks. 3. rs St sssag lsss ii
COOK q ,LAUGHTON, 10 a. u, q tAeir rrses
y assortneat OF household fusLiinfe md osheg
.E articles, 80. *
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WEATHER REPORT.

SATURDAY MARCH %, 1876.
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GO 10 GRIGG's, Tsnih Faaa Main street,, fol
jsaicheIs. .f .s..sa..g. So
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cnl1LlD,aIrlss l SHOES M At aasae's, Team and Main
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Far DRirINg. - I uBsnsner os The esasta
haa bean reported jcr fslt asiytsag.
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q Schooner Lulu AmmermRu, Sch60nef Mark10
gelj, schooner MCCARTHY. schooner IL. .os Ranktn
ta i' steamer oiss u. d. VAN Lew. PoStuns,er
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60 10 s.,aa's, Tsasa ana ,aaia '.srsss.. g.
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yovKRsalzTKnsA AT GRlaaS, 1sash and Msa !.
streets.
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Read sYc.E BnorHEas' advertisements
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Hawkins, Dc. RauGofp6 tsss
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Holcorabf Ii. asstofds =. q
Jackson, j. EandefA s.. I.
JsnsCn, II. q 4 SafpinaM, ~ S,sss
Johnson. O. Smith. A. M Ms (, IS. 8;
Johnson, M.E ! Smith, {. 3. (.
johnson, M. Smith a. &
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Joh1B0Hs ~. Stuartf
Keeiin, N. r. SuIton, u. r. a
Legesson, w, Taylor, q. 3
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Martin, G. r. TnorHeerys y. OI
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Moran, A, q, s5 alkers III r.
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Royal, n. = Woodson, J. q
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GENTLEMEN,s LIFT.

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Roberts, Il. II.
II. j. 80 Rye fauyHe = 2
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by. Hehooner H G RankiD
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AMeuAry.E
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Fsyette and Lee shall elect one represents-
tive; Fayette to be the returning county.
sixty-fOurth District - The counties of
Caldwell, Guadalupe and HAYS shall elect
two representatives; Hays to be the return
ing county.
Sixty-ffth District Travis county shall
elect one representative.
Sixty-sixth District Travis and Blanco
counties shall elect one representative; Ira
WIS 70 be the returning county.
slxty-seventh District - Williamson and
Lanpasas counties shall elect one repre-
sentative; Williamson to be the returning
county.
SIxtI-eighth District - The counties of
Coryelj, Hamilton, Brown and Coleman, and
the unorganized county Of Runnels, shall
elect one representative; Coryell to be the
returning county. ...
Srxty-ninth District - The counties of
Bosque, Somerville and Hood shall elect
one representative Bosque to be the return
ing county.
Seventeen District = The counties of
Erath, Comanche, Palo Pinto, Eastland
and Shackleford, with the unorgsnlzed
counties of Stephens, Jones, Callahan and
Taylor, shall elect one representative; Co
manche TO be the returning county.
Seventy-frst District - The county of
Bexar shall elect one representative
Seventy-second District-The counties of
Bexar and Genial shall elect one representa-
tive; Bexar to be the returning county.
Seyenty-third District - The counties of
Uvalde, Medina, Bandera, Kendall, Kerr,
Gillespie, Mason and Menard, with the an
organized counties..of Edwards and Kimball,
shall elect one representative; Gillespie to
be the returning county.
SeVenty-fourth District-The counties of
Llano, BurRet San Saba, McCulloch and
Concho shall elect one representative; San
Saba to be the returning county.
Seventy-ffth DIstrict-The counties of Ell
Paso, Pfesidio, Peeos, Tom Green AID
Crockett shall elect one representative Ell
PasO to be the returning county.
Seventy-sixth District--The counties of
cameron, Hidalgo, Starr, Zapata and Webb
shall elect one representative; Cameron to
be the returning county.
Seventy-seventh District--The counties of
Nueces, Frio, Maverick and Kinney, with
the unorganized counties of Duval, Enci
nal McMullen, DimmItt. LaSalle and lava
Ia shall elect one representative Nueces to
be the returning county.
Seventy-eighth District-The counties of
San Patricio, Live Oak, Karnes, Wilson and
Atascosa shall elect one representative.
Karnes to be the returning county.
Seventy ninth District-The counties of
Cherokee, Rusk, Pamela, Shelby and Harri-
son shall elect one representative Rusk to
be the returning county.
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DUBLIC SALE OF LANDS.
A Hare Chance.

No. 4114-B. B. Rose ct a., %. Jane A. Rose, et e..
In the District Court Of Travis county.
BY order or the District Court OF Travis county,
Stale Of Texas, in the cause entitled above, we
will on the KGHrH DAY OF MAY. A. d. 1876. cell
to the highest bidder for cash. At the corner Of Con
gress Avenue and Pecan rect In the city OF Austin,
the following described lands, to-wt:
7i1k acres m Montgomery county. on the waters OF
Caney creek - miles s., IS degrees 4 from the town
Of Montgomery, in the name OF James u. koee.
% 1875 acres in Wharton county, on West Bernard
creek In ne Immediate vicinity OF the railroad sta
ton % the Galveston, Harrisburg and Tan Antonio
REflroad In the name Of James "A. Rose
go seres In the coapty Of Wharton, adjoining the
1875 srset on the West Bernard also in the name
Of james n. Rose.
sssK sores on Ihs north Fork Of Red Riyer in Clay
Land District, - N les N. 81 degrees W from the
Initial Mound" Alto In The Of James NJ Rose.
Theae lands viii be sold In tracts Of 100 acres or
les, 70 suit purchasers. They good lands, ano
will make good homes near 10 msrket for farmers Of
ANAL meARs hey are 70 be cold for partition smong
the hers Of James n. Rose 10 whom they granted
W. p. GAINES
d. W. DOOM
J. W. LAWRENCE,
mrs win ComDissioners Of Partition.
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rsnted and tatfsfaeton Guhrartced Respectfully etc
Since Offering the above reward. q certsn sevdy
arm have rushed into PRINT % say that they ND not
destroy sur Stndebaker signs. DAD say they d.
do they hasten to deny charge before II T. made he
cause guilty coincidence neede no acruser. ltwouli
seem 80 10 imam up tire" Again this anne arm
says our pOws have Get POINTS. Do they mean caef
iron cast steeli Dld thsy ever H>y they had
points. meaning 10 convey the impression ha' III
had iron outs. IL so, theY were guilty of he
and card filthy. We hope ourcsrd IL mot 20 "
al their ways Of doing busIuess az " should be
suppressed public nuisancs) and extend them he
sympathy due the exasperated apuita whirh can NJ
ter only Islander about iheir competitors goods We
know our Mohawk PlOwz shOddy; 30, al o, are
onr Studehaker Wagons. This accounts for our hay-
ing sold rweuty Car Loads Of Studebaker thi
goods have given about mucn satisfaction 10 those
ton TO exasperated mpegforz. IN the mean tim
Jno A. Webb & Bro. took the 1rst premium on best
hrst premium Eakie corn Shelter, and FIRST prem
ranted. None but the best rold Goods low for cash
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LORD & TAYLOR

VIII, owing to their great during the past
season, in filing orders from all parts of the United
States. give greater ATTENTION TO OUT-oF-TOWN
business With enlarged DEPARTMENT and in
creased FACILITIES they will I'LL all orders by mail
with their usual PROMPTNESS and hey trust with
COMPLETE SATISFACTION.
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Miscellaneous.
CAPITAL JOCKEY CLUB RACES
Spring Meeting, 1870,

Spring Meeting, 1879.
Comm nciuE en- the t,nth day of May. 1876. and
continuing -four days
First Day.
Sweepttskes for thrss year old colts and nllies
nile heats-en,rance $50 pp Club 70 sdd $3.50; $50
second horse; nsne and close hrst March. 1910
second rscs-mile heats-for all agss; Cub purse
500; $50 10 second horse-
second Day.
First rso-Jockey Cub purse el5c; one nils.
&C nd race-Jockey Club purse $500; mile heats;
$50 to second horse
Third rsee|ockey Cluopur $40o.tw mile heats;
800 10 second horse
a-- Third Dav.
Frst rAce-Jockey Club purse ESQ; one mis and a
quarter
ssco- rAce-JOckey Cub pusse sac; one mile and
q half.
Third race-Jockey Club purse $3.50; $50 TO second
horse; mile heats, hires in i've
Fourth Day.
First race-Club purse $500; 800 for second and
$50 for third horse; three mile heals.
second race-Consolanon purse for orses thst have
not won . race It this meeting $50; $50 10 second
horse: mile heats.
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BLACK and CoLoRED SILKS, FALL and WINTER
DRESS GOODS, sHAWLS, CLOAKS, LINENS,
PRINTS, etc. Also, HAMBURGS, INSERTIONS
EDG NGS, TRIMMINGS, etc. PLAIN and FANCY
HOSIERY, GLOVES, UMBRELLAS, ETC., etc. Each
department being complete and replete with all the
novelties TO be found in the European markets
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A ssIGNEE's NOTICE OF APPOINT.
IA MENT.

70 uAoEa u naGf ooHasra-Weytern district Of Texas
been duly appointed By W. d. Price ESQ sitting q
Register In Bankruptcy for Tie Western district OF
Texas. the assignee % the estates Of the following
oankr1ps, to-ult: Alexander n GiueiAnd. Of san
Andres, Milan county, Texas, adjndgod bankrupt
January 8 is7s; n n Ill., o. Fayetteville Fayssis
county, Texas. aaiadged bankrupt January Il ISIS;
r. 3. Harvey, o. Bremond, Texaa adjadged hank
rnpt January Is, lS76 ]. H HUTCaINS- AESfrnes
ACsTEs. TKxAs. February IS. Is76 febSiwsf
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First class headlight certificate No ZIG. for
onethird league issued by the land board Brazo-
ria county, Janusry IS. 1855 TO Samuel s. Gillett-
First clsss headr9h certificate No ISL for one Ia
bor issued by the land board Of Nacogdoches county,
February 3, 1855, tn nj. +. Allison.
First class headlight Indicated balance No. L. for
one Ia issued by the Commissioner Of the General
Land ONES, February Q, 1851 Daniel Sh pmzn and
Thomas Toby scrlps Nos. as SCI, 62s. 90 and $50
each for $40 acres issued by Thomas Toby, October
10 1886, TO VIM p. Miller
II not foand in ninety days win apply for dupli-
Gates. BARNES PARKER
AArch 2, iS76 mrs I'm Agent for owners.
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Fall, 1870.

Three year old stake-For threey ar old colts and FL
ies $50 entrance pp; Club add $40O m lie heats;
800 to second horss; three more to III. to nant
and close by APR !, 1875; o be ran on the second
day % the fall meeting 1876
Two year old stake-kntrance $s5, IN; Club
to adj $3.50; second horse to have 500; mile
dash; three or more "a I'LL, to name and close by
april l. 1876 to be On the drst day OF the fail
meeting. 1876. -
Post stake for all ages; two mile heats; entrance
$500; forfeit. $50; Club to add $4o0 second horse
10 have 500; to close by april /, 1876; TO be
the rst day OF The fan meeting 1876; three or
more to i'll.
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Savers & Walton, Ptcprietors.

Breeders Of THOROUGHBRED sHORTBoRNs
and PURE-bIOODED BERKSHIRE PIGS, have for
sale thoroughbreo and graaed stock; also one hun
dfed first Glass Texas cows In calf by tho ghbred
shorthsrn bulls, which we will sell or exchange for
good properly. noilwly
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Jus s.aSa!ssa ios Soss Fen ......
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Sprinx Meeting, 1877.

Spring Meeting, 1877.
Sweeprtake for three year old colts and hlies-en-
trrnc1 $50; forfeit 81 Unl il declared o.t by
October l. 1876 mile hea Club to add $780, three or
mere TO fiji, TO name aud close by october 81 1916.
Fail Meeting, 1877.
Sweepstake for three year old colts and
flles; entrance $50; forfeit SIS; Two mile
heats Club TO adj $40; three more To hl 70 name
and close by May LIST.
Fall meeting, ls7-Sweepstake for two year old
colts and hlies; entrance $s5 pp mile sh; club to
add $25a; $50 to second hOrse three or more 10 NIL
to name and close by May l, 1877.
Entrance fee ten per for all Club purses wo or
more make Half Of the purses for walk over
only first mon 10 horse dis q eng the fed To
be run under tue rules Of the Capital Jockey Club.
Weigrt same a. Louisiana JOcke' Climb for all ages
over two years old; two years ID s. p' unds.
Races may be post poned on account OF bad weather
Stables and prOvender In ABUNDANCE.
Address CAPT. VIM. NELSON, Secretary, care OF
Messrs. hancock q West, Au tin, Texas.
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THE COURTS.
Circuit court-Judss Humphreys.

Sifcult Court-Judge Humphreys
Kirby VS.. Gettier; ASA IS, being balance re-
LHanlng unpaid when the Judgment was taken;
i'm crest TO be as elalmed in the declaration.
an hisWfck We. Austin. Certiorare ordered
La sneart vs. Gallant, Crane s. Co. Jury out
Lat inner Cleary vs.. Hilton. Default.
ten oth> RS; Beaufort and ten others, prizes.
Motion TO enlarge time TO take Testimony for
sixty days District Attorney Wells resisted and
the case was postponed
Equity court-Judgs wyHs.
HItz ct al vs. burgess. Decree nisf confirm
Davis vs.. McRob.rts. J. S Edwards substi
tuted as trustee ... F.-|
Adams, executor, vs. Thompson, executor L.
Stevens substituted as II ustee.
Miller VS.. Bell. Final ratification Of trustees
sale. 100 I#s
Denmead ct al. VS.. Denmend. Sale to L. BOr-
Reed VS.. Tyler. Nisi confirm alton Of trustees
sale. -
Evans VS.. Hitler. Restraining order continued
James vs. Ellis. Mr.. Bfrnes substituted a.
trustee.
Spooner VS.. Poulson. Reference to auditor.
Squires VS.. Sarry. +. ID. Bosworth and O. U.
Matchett allowed to become complainants.
F. s. & T Go. VS.. Williams Pro confesso vs..
certain defendants.
F. S. 7. Co VS.. Crawford. Pro eontetso vs..
certain defendants IT
Hirsch VS.. Hirseh. Divorce decreed and custody
Of children to complainant
starr VS. Starr. On hearing.
Criminal Court-Judge Macarthur.
John Green, alias Edes was Yesterday ad
mitted TO bail In the sum of 5000, Joseph VIII
Hams and Isaac p. Childs becoming his suretiss,
The counsel Of John Frawner, Indicted for
murder, asked that he be brought out to-day
The trial of Charles G. Fisher will be found In
our local columns.