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THE BUXTON RIOTERS.
The Trial Ended Last NIGht-Ten of
the Fourteen FIned-Trip By
mum and Dave Jones
Discharged.

The trial of the fourteen negroes az
rested for being engaged in the Mary
Burton riot ended at eleven o'clock last
nights. The prosecution and defendants
were we'll represented by attorneys, who
and ability. A large number of wit
nessa5 were examined, and everything
relevant to the case was elected from
that source during the trial, which lasted
several days, and daily attracted large
crowds Of negroes to the recorders
court In order to finish the case, Re-
corder Duff held court last night, and
heard the concluding speeches of the
attorneys in the case. At eleven o'clock
he announced his decision, and
fined all OF the defendants except Dave
JoaeiJ and Trip Bynum, whom he dis
chare ed from the further custody of the
law, 1T not being shown that they were
engaged in the riotous act. John Davis,
Joe Bynum, Hamp Nelson, Romeo
Nels 90, Noah Lurry, Lewis Brown,
Nels on Downey, James Jones, Charles
Mostly and Sandy Carter were fined fifty
dollsrs each, and Calvin Anderson and
ALI. Froman ten dollars each. All of
the CIulprits, except Sandy Carter, gave
bond and security in the sum of two
hundred and fifty dollars each, and were
released from the stationhouse last
night. 1t is proper to state that the ar
rest snd prosecution of the rioters were
made at the instance Of Mary Burton's
aunt a negro woman who was deter
mined to have the pers 9cutoIs of her
niece punished to the full extent OF the
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r 40.

COLONEL THOMAS h. LOCKWOOD has
been called to Florence, Alabama, by
the severe illness OF his child.
ATTORNEY GENERAL L. Z. WRIGHT
and Captain Sam Cannon have re-
turned from Hot SphDgs, Arkansas.
AT the cotton exchange yesterday the
following names Of visitors were regis.
tered: John - Mulloy, Louisville; r. c.
Hume; w. r. Hyatt, Yazoo; T. w.
Quackenbose, New Orleans.
COLONEL GEORGE PATTIsoN, who has
been in Florida some time, has returned
from the flowery peninsula, and, we are
pleased to know, is improved in health.
He left Florida about three months ago,
since which time he has been among
his friends in Middle Tennessee.
WE noted, on Saturday, the fact
that Harris Roger, Of Memphis, had
before congress an invention for voting
by electricity, and we now give q de
scriptiOn OF if, from the Washington
REPUBLICAN of the twenty eighth in
staut: "Mr. J. Harris Rogers, the cleo
trician Of the house OF representatives,
has on exhibition on the floor of con-
gress an apparatus for saving the time
consumed in calling the roll, counting
and telling. Ga each members desk is
a key, and from 1t wire reaching to
an electromagnetic at the clerks desk,
so that when the key is depressed the
magnet draws down a needle and
punctures the members name-the roll
list being suitably placed under the
needles; so that, instead Of the clerk
calling and checking the names "yeas"
and mays" the members do it them
selves. Then from these needles wires
run to four dali, like clock dials, and
the electrical currents, by means Of
magnets behind each dial, cause hands
to move and indicate the yeas, nays,
total and majority, adding and subtract
ing automatically and giving all these
results in thirty seconds. The members
seem delighted as they witness these re-
suits, and bill will be introduced on
Monday to put it in the hall, at actual
cost, by consent Of the inventor"
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FLORIDA NEW ).
PataIka wants a brick foundry.

Patalka wants brick foundry.
st. Luke's hospital, Jacksonville, was
recently destroyed by fire,
Monticello has produced tomato
Weighing a pound and half.
The 81. Augustine Press complains
that the Indians are allowed 10 walk the
streets as late as ten O'Clock at night,
with bayOnets and contingencies
strapped around them.
Judge Cooke, of Tallahassee, and six
teen other pt r5ons, members OF his fam
lily and visitors, were dangerously VOis-
oned by ice cream last week. Though
extremely i'll, sl OF the sufferers will
probably recover.
The corOner's jury, who held an in
quest over the body Of Christopher Ulfer,
the German baker who was found des q
near Jacksonville, with load Of buck
shot 10 bis body, have returned q veT-
diet duplicating William Brsddonk and
John Green, negroes.
Tallahassee Sentinel: The Jackson
vile, Pensacola and Mobile rsilFOsd,
and the Florida Central railroad, which
have heretofore been operated under the
general management OF the Jackson
Vile, Pensacola and Mobile railroad,
are now run as separate TOsds.
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DEMOCRATIC EXECUTIVE
COMMITTEE.
Meeting Yesterday-M. ID. L. Stewart
Nominated for Magistrate from
the City.
HEADQUARTERS OF THE DEMOCRATICl
EXECUTIVE COMM. SHELBY Co., :
Augnst 1879 |

NJ
August /, 1876.
Pursuant to call from the chair
man, N. B. Fcrrest, 8 meeting was
held TO day at three O'Clock. After
the meeting was called to order, petit
ton was read from NJ. B. Tr6zevant, NJ.
d. l.. Stewart, D. Il. NOoe and jacob
Steinkuhl, who were Democratic candi-
dates for the Office OF magistrate for the
city of Memphis, asking the executive
committee TO select some one whose
name shall appear upon the party ticket
as candidate for thst office, and pledg.
ing themselves &c support the selection.
The petition was duly con -idered, and
its request complied with by placing all
four names in nomination.
Whereupon U. w. Miller was elected
teller and secretary in place OF Mr.. E.
J. Kari, who YVES absent.
The name of NJ. D. l.. Stewart hsv-
ing received the majority Of all the
votes cast on the first ballot, he was de-
clared by reclamation to be the choice
for magistrate for the city of Memphis.
1t was then moved that Mr.. Stewards
name be placed upon the Democratic
ticket.
This was agreed to by Messrs. Halsey,
kearns and Blaise, who we're present
from the executive hoard.
By reclamation these proceedings
were ordered to be printed in the daily
papers Of the city. Meeting adjourned,
n. B. FORREST, Chairman.
U. W. MILLER, Secretary.
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Found at Last,

After years of patient research and
chemical investigation in the vegetable
world, there has been discovered and
perfected valuable compound tonic,
agreeable in taste, pleasant in action,
and highly bsr eficial in results. Ii
forms one OF the most valuable tonics
and correctives ever yet offered to the
public. 1t is especially adapted to any
lesion Of the hepatic, gastric, or renal
functions arising from sedentary occu-
patton, exposure to night air, or any
other exciting cause. Its freedom from
any mineral constituent, makes it more
desirable as household remedy. This
valuable preparation is the celebrated
Home Stomach BitteIs.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-08-02

A coating Of diamonds on pure crys-
tai surface-these are Partisan Dis-
monds. Their lu1tre is perpetual. For
gale only at RICHARD HUMPHREYS
Jeweiry Store, 779 Broadway, opposite
Stewards, New York. Goods sent G. o.
D, with privilege to examine before
paying for them. Send for illustrat ed
price list. 1 have no agents.
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ADDITIORAb RIVER RgP0RqS

NASHVILLE, August River falling
with feet inches on the shoals.
ST. LOUIS, August 1.-The river has
fallen s inches. Weather clear and
warm. Arrived: City Of Helena, Vieks-
burg. Departed: J. F. TolIe, New Or
leans; City Of Helena, VicksbUrg.
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Planters Insurance Company.
At the recent elections in this COM
pany all OF the former officers and direc-
tors were unanimously reelected for the
ensuing year. The directors are Messrs.
y. q. Porter, G. 81. Judah, s. n. Brooks,
q. V. Rambsut, r L. Coffin. w. B.
Galbresth, A. J. White, B. Eisemap,
J: M. Goodbar, n. R Sledge; and the
officers are D. 4. Porter, president; g.
d. Judah, vice-president; w. A. Good
man, secretary; and ]. G. Lonsdale, jr.,
assistant secretary. We understand
that this enterprising company is in a
prosperous condition, and the unani-
NOUS reelection ofits officers and direct
ors is certainly an evidence of satisfac.
ton with the manner in which they
have conducted its affairs.
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The Great Clothing Sale is Still
Going ON.
BIG RUSH

Call at 227 Main street before it is too
late. Over twenty five thousand dollars
worth of fine clothing and furnishing
goods must be sold. Sale continues for
twenty days only.
HARRY COHEN,
227 Main street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-08-02

OF Tinware, Refrigerstors, Stoves and
House. Furnishing Goods, at cost. Must
be closed out in thirty DAYS.
E. r. RISK d CO. 3O6 Main Rtrant
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MEETING TONIGHT.
A Call by the Central TIlden and Hen.
bricks Democratic CIub-AH the
City Clubs Called ON to
Attend,

A meeting of the Democracy will be
held tonight in front of the Peabody
hotel to hear an address from the fol-
lowing gentleman: Governor Isham G
Harris, Hon. 81. T. Elicit, Colonel Geo.
CAN'T, Colonel W. T. Avery, Captain
X. T. Duncan and other prominent
speakers. All organized clubs in the
city are requested, il in their power, to
attend the meeting In a body.
By order Of the Tilden and Hendricks
Central Executive Committee.
PHIL ]. MALLON,
J. H. EDMONSON,
N. MALATESTA
j. NJ, HARRIS,
JOHN A. ROUSH, Chairman.
GRANn oInsin0 ont cole ~ DOT Mi.
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ok sToLEH.

MULE On the 3Oth OF June, from Adkins
III Grsnbery, one bay mare mule, seven
years old, about Is hands high, q light spot on
LEFT nip. also on right eye thin In order. l
will give ten dollars for return OF said mule to
me, or tor information that may lead 70 her
recovery. ]. Z. EDEN1ON,
iyx1 QaW Macon, Tenn.
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The only place in the city for bargains
IN clothing and furnishing goods is 227
Main street, at the genuine closiDg-out
sale.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-08-02

or Retrigerators, Stoves, Tin. Ware
and House Furnishing Goods, at cost,
which must closed out in thirty davs
E. f. RISK & CO., BOG Main street
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-08-02

DIR. w. E. SCOTT, president Of the col.
lege Of ply sicians, Montreal, writes: 81
have recommended Colden's Liebig's
Liquid Extract OF Beef and Tonic Invig.
orator as the best preparation used for
debility, indigestion, dyspepsia, fever,
ague, and loss OF appetite" G. w. Jones
IL Co., agents,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-08-02

MRS. MARIA d. MoNsARRATT, teach.
er Of vocal and instrumental music, will
receive few more pupils. Orders to be
left at Il. g. Hollenberg's music store,
Main street.
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THE entire stock OF clothing and
furnishing goods at 227 Main street,
which Is being sold at Strengthening
prices, must be sold inside Of twenty
days.
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Shelby County Medical Society

Meets in regular session on Wednes-
day, August I'd, at twelve O'Clock.
RICHARD II. TAYLOR, NJ. D., Secretary.
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HARRY COHEN,
O05 NJ

8THosE of our readers who desire their
hair to. take the same color as when
young, should use Halls Vegetable
Sicilian Hair Remover.
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Read
ATTEND Robertson's Business College

Menken Brothers advertisement on
first page.
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Read
Like "Quaker Guns,,

Menken Brothers advertisement on
frat page.
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Remember

The cheapest and best STEAM pYKING
and CLEANING HOUSE in the city Is at 2Eo
SScoE street TT. WA LKER a 90.
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Great Clearing Sale at 227 Main
street.
Paper collars, SC box, worth 25c.
Fine wOrsted coats S., worth $40.
Fine black pants. SIS, worth S12.
Cashmere pants from 81 to SIS,
and vast assortment Of fine clothing
and furnishing goods at sacrifice. Sale
lasts but twenty days. Over twenty
five thousand dollars at your own prices.
HARRY COHEN,
027 Main street
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Artificial teeth are of little USE, and
easily detected. Take care OF the real
ones. All you need is fragrant Sozodont.
Use 1t daily, and your teeth will be the
last OF natures gifts TO fail you.
Dr.. MORSE has removed his office to
Porter's new.buildIr g, Second street, near
Madison, opposite the APPEAL office.
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NBURALGIA.-"Neur cures 1t. Sold
by q. ". Jones d Co., Memphis.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-08-02

Try Thrash Consumption Cure and
Lung Restorer, for all lung affections,
loss Of voice, cough, Group, etc. For sale
by all druggists; wholesale by w. n.
WilkersOn q Co. $40 Main St. Mamnhis.
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SPORTING NEWS.



SARATOGA, August / Good track,
weather and attendance to. day for the
races. The first race. 3 mile dash, was
won by May D Inspiration, second.
Time "A Ia the second race, two
miles, MeTciltss did not start; Warlock
cut out, running for q mile and three
quarters, where st. Martin and Penning.
ton made for the leader, but did not pass
until the head of the stretch was reached.
st. Martin: won; time-3:373; Pennirg-
ton, second; Wa1lock, third. The mile
and g quarter race was won by Vigil;
Courier, second; Psladin, third. Time
-2:l34. CariboO, the favorite, won the
first heat Of the hurdle race; Usage, Sec
Ond; Weasel, third; Windham fell;
time, :55. Rssolute won the second
heat, and Cariboo the third and race.
The Brighton stakes were won by Chan
cellor; Mate, second; C~to, third. Five
horses ran.
BUFFALO, August Eight thousand
people attended the races to-day. The
weather was fine and the track fast.
The contest was very exciting. Six
heats were trOtted in each race. Sum-
mary-2:36 class: Irene, 2 2-1-2.11;
Kate, 1,1-2 1922; Infield, 1888 8;
St. Patrick, SOD As, r. o.; Versailles
Girl, A 5 Sc, r. o.; Mollie, s Sc 4, r.
o.; Rose, 3.dist. Time: 2:244, 2:26f, 2:264,
2:29, 2:26. 1925. Summary-2:24 class:
Little Fred, 12 IL; Amy B., 6.1-1-
5 6'3; May Bird, 2-7-5-1 %; Blue Mare,
3.4.6-7 3, T. o.; Richard, 1854 r.
o.; Nellie Irwin, 7-3 7 Al, r. o.; Bell
Btassfeld, s 3-5, r. o.; Breeze, s,
drawn. Time: 2:23, 2:194, 2:24i, PSI,
2:233, 1925.
Baseball.
CIECINNATI, August 1.-Base-bail-
Cincinnatis-0. 2, 0, 0, O, 0, 90, 0, l.;
tOtsl,3 st. Louis-I, 2, 0, 6, 0, o, 9, o.;
total, 10. Runs earred-Cincinnatis l !;
st. Louis, 13. Base hits -CiDcinnatis,
6; st. Louis %. ErroTs-C ncinnatis, IL !;
81. Louis, g..
LOUISVILLE, August 1.-The Chicsgos
won to day, by the following score:
Louisvilles-3, o, 4, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, o; to-
tai, Z. Chicsgos-4, s, 0, 0, 0, 8, 0, 0, 2;
10 al, Is. Runs earned-LOuisvilles s.;
Chicagos, 8. Base hits-Louisvilles, Is;
Chicagos Is. Errors-Louisvilles II;
Chicagos, 4. Home runs-Gerhardt and
FuImer one. Time of game, two hours
Umpire, Mr.. Hautz, OF Indianapolis.
The injuries to Mr.. Snyder had much
to do with the result.
HARTFORD, August 1.-Hsrtfords-
0, l, 0, 0, 0, 2, 0, 8, 2; total, s. Athletics
8, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 1; total, 4. Runs
eaIned-HartfOrds 2; Athletics, rOue.
First base on errors-Hartfords, 6; Ath-
letics, 6. Double plays-Carey, BurdOek
and Mills; Myerie and Fisher.
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Personal,

nIVORCES- Legally and quietly obtained
u for incompRtbility, ETC.; residence I'M
necessary. Fee after decree.
A. GOODRICH, p. .. Box 1857, Chicago.
SIR. ALFRED VOORHEES, makes speciality
~ OF treating EYE AND EAR DISEASES.
Once. 30 Pop ar street. iuO
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227 Main Street,
227 Main Street,
22Z Main Street

is the place where you can buy clothing
and furnishing goods at fifty cents on
the dollar.
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Pead
cart Initiating Nature >,

Menken Brothers advertisement on
first page.
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Save Money
GRAND Closing out Sale

By buying your Office stationary at
DOd's, 34l Main street.
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GRAND closing out sale at 227 Main
street.
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Read

Menken Brothers advertisement on
first page.
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STEAMBOATS,.
NOTICE TO SHIPPERS,

Oils LADING for goods shipped on Strs
ID Illinois, A j. White and Geo. W. Cheek
VIII, in future, be signed at office 2SS Front
street, upstairs, None will be signed for
either of the above boats after their q departure.
JyH GEO. ". CHEEK, SupT
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-08-02

TICKETS for Chattanooga, Atlanta and
Dallas for sale at reduced rates by John
son & Manget, ticket brokers, 363 Main
street,
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ANEOUHCEMEN
STRAY ED.

MARE MULE
MI On in I'D, one large mouse-colored
mare mule, shod with drRy-shoes, affected
with di temper. Liberal reward will be paid
II deliver. q. 70 my stable, corner Poplar street
aud jefferson avenue. h. q. ROBINSON.
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Now For a Rarpatn

Go TO Leddin's Business College.
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Read
Planters Insurance COMPANY.

Menken Brothers advertisement on
first page.
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FOR ABHPORT.
FOR CHICOT AND GREENEVTLLF
LEE LINE-CAbRYI5G U. 5. MAIL.

The elegant passenger packet
PAKA AARAEN zzs.ss,=.ss
Stack master ]. NJ. Thorn pEOn-cleTk
Leaves Memphis every WEDNESDAY, at five
pm, for Friars Point, ChicOt and Arkansas
City.
Leaves every SATURDAY, at five pm. for
GreeneV1Le and all way points. Strict atten-
ton paid to all business Entrusted to Der car;
For freight and other business apply to
]. 7. WASHINGTON, agent,
luy No 30 Front street.
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WAN Ta.

DOOMS-One or two nicely furnished rooms
n for light housekeeping; state location.
su2 ". w, this Office
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RooMs AND BOARD.

VISITORS To THE CITY-Can ind first
class accommodations at 100 Madison ST.
nOOMS AND BOARB-Nicely-f furnished
II rooms, with board, at LILO Monroe street.
~ blocks from Main. Day-ooarders wanted,
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SIX years. anu IOT greater portion OF
that time, has been city rec rider. He
is thoroughly acquainted with county
affairs, and personally very popular.
His capacity and his efficiency, aud his
knowledge Of the wants of the people,
none will question. This seems to be q
free race, and we would not say any
thing to prevent Mr.. Winters from hav-
ing fair race. II be is their choice, we
shall cheerfully atide by the result"
In addition to this, the Avalanche savs.
"P. M. Winter, ESQ the present Eff
Gent magistrate for the filth civil dis
trict, is q candidate for reelection for
the city at large. The law giving to
incorporated towns an additional mag
istrate gives Memphis the offi,e for
which 2. NJ. Winters is a candidate. He
Will be elected, no doubt, by hand
some majority"
Persons who battle in streams should
never plunge into the water, as paralysis
may thereby result. The Irwinton
(Georgis) SoutheTner has the following:
"a lew dsYS ago Mr.. William Butler
and his step SOD, Mr.. Frank M'Gowan,
accompanied by several young men
were bathing in Cedar creek, in Ibis
county. Mr.. MCGOWAN plunged head
iOlCuOoA luAb AA6 CiCShy anu NiBhDDGHT-
ing from sight longer than is usual with
divers, his companions became alarmed
and commenced searching for him, and
found him some distance from where he
plunged in, with his head out of the
water and apparently suffering. They
removed him home and sent for Dr..
Carleton, who pronounced him hope
lessly parslyZed from conclusion of the
brain. The water was only four feet
deep, and his head struck the bottom
with sufficient force to produce the re.
suit. He is psrslyzed from his neck
and is unable TO move hand
or foot, but is perfectly cor cious and can
talk fiuently. His limbs and body are
Insensible to pain, and the prickiDg Of |
the flesh produces not the slightest sensi- |
Oility. The only joint in his body which |
be can move is his right shoulder, but |
he arm and hand attached to it are |
paTsly zed."
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OLIVER. rINNIE & 90.
BEST sTovE-wooD FOR SALE BY
4 av11 SIS Go

delivered In any part OF the city, AT Iovyagt
MARKER prices. Orders left at No. 2g7 MAJ
street, Win Messrs. B. J . sennmes n az, r,at
Moodya ard, near Paducah and MemD6fs' S ~ az
ROAD Depot, will receive prompt attention Ill
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-04-11
TOM VI

MESsRs EDIroRs:-I sen you the
following very singular sentence'
which / consider a literary curiosity:
Sdtor drcp0 tenet opera rotas.
This spells backward and for
ward sill the same.
Then taking all the first letters
OF each word spells the first word.
3.-Then all the second letters OF
each word spells the second word.
4.-rhen all the third, and SO on and
on through the fourth and fifth.
5.-Then commencing with the last
letter OF each word, spells the last word.
6.-Then the next [ o the las. Of each
word, and SO on through.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-04-11

IS the OF case
set for trial during the present tern
of Court:
State VS.. Lynch; indictment for muir
der.
State vs.. ALI Nook; indicted for mur
der; trial set April 10.
State VS.. All Hung; indicted for as.
saul, to kill; trial set April 10.
civil.
Taylor VS.. Gilmore; to be taken ur
by consent.
Bartlett VS.. Mrs. II. CurIey; to be
taken up by consent.
Ruby Con. M. Co. VS.. Heynemann,
continued for term.
Perham VS.. Schneider; continued
for term.
Holstine VS.. Gilmore; continued fol-
term.
Jos. DAILY VS.. j. S. Capron; hearing
of demurrer Saturday, 18th.
st. Lawrence NJ. Co. vs.. N. Me
Leod; hearing OF demurrer Saturday,
18th.
Frank Klee vs.. Fred. Barnes ct AL;
hearing of demurrer Saturday, 18th.
Kleyenstenber vs.. q. and b. M. M.
Co.; ten days to answer.
Gates VS.. Gates; ten days to an
Webster VS.. Gilmore; set for April
18th.
Rice VS.. Goldstone; set for April
I4tb.
Reinhart VS.. Orser; set for April
18TH.
Baird VS.. Maginni; SGT for April Eth.
Hough VS.. Glliner ct al; set for
April 18th.
Mclaughlin VS.. g. and b. NJ. NJ.
Co.; set for April 18th.
Diamant vs.. Lowenthal; set for
Thunder VS.. Brown; set for April
Goth.
Morgan VS.. Richmond NJ. Co.; SCI,
for April 10th.
Whitaker vs.. Chandler; set for April
Dist.
Haskell VS.. Baron; set for April
ODD.
Gold>tone VS.. G. and b. NJ. NJ. Co.;
set for April I'D.
Andersen VS.. g.. and L. NJ. IL. Co.;
set for April 22d.
Walsh VS.. q. and b. NJ. NJ. Co.; set
for April 22d.
S%netsinger ct al. VS.. G.. and b. NJ. NJ.
Co.; set for April I'D.
Jones VS.. Muiiigan; set for April
Path.
Molinelli We. Spinks; set for April
24th.
Ferraris LUIGI rs. G. q. Togiuneni
ct al; set for April oath.
Lazari Freres vs.. Schindler; set for
April 18th.
Toklas. Hahn & Brown VS.. John
SCHNEIDER; April 25th.