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The RUMsELLER's RISK.

Suit brought in the Brooklyn City Court, before
Judge Reynolds, yesterday by Mrs. Mary Z. Richards
under the Civil Damage act, against Dcdrich Hoffman
and Henry Stocks She claims So, 900 damages against
the defendants Tor having sold liquor to her husband
Edward X. Richards The latter gentleman IS a
member Of lumber firm doing business
Tompkns avenue. PiaintiR alleges that
from May to December. 1876, Mr. Richards
was frequent visitor. ut the saloon Of defendants,
where he was IN tho habit or getting intoxicated and
then returning home anu making disturbance thorc
When he was q sober and industrious man hcr hus-
band had been the habit OF giving her from $500 70
$500 per month for household expenses Hoffman had
been frequently notified not sell liquor TO her hus-
band Defence Is that Mr.. Richards was q drunkard
long before the allegations charged IN the complaint
The will be continued to-day.
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.PLEAsE PAY A MECHANIC.

James H. Egip Secretary Of the Attrit,on NH Conn.,
pany OF No 20 Broadway caused the yesterday
OF former workman in the employ OF the company,
named Daniel Cree. the charge oil dsorderIy con-
duct The prisoner claimed that they owed him
small balance OF his wages He called repeatedly
for the sum, beng very much In want. out
could receive Satisfaction Rendered des-
porate. he yesterday wrtte on a placard
the words, s'Piease pay mechanic" and,
pinnng Il on his hat walked up and down IN 'front.' OF
the companys Office. \ crowd soon collected and
much sympathy was expressed Tor the man, bat Egn
called officer and had HIM arrested TOR disordory
conduct
When the prisoner told his story to Justice otter
bourg. at the Tombs Police Court, the latter at once
ordcrodhis rolease advising him to bring an action
forthwith agans. Tho corporation for The amount due
him.
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The case OF Nary Williamson against Bertha Mendle
oaum came up for argument before tho General Term
The Court OF Common Pleas yesterday, appeal
taken by the plaintiff from rendered by Mr.
Justice Pinckncy, Of the Seventh District Court. In
favor II the defendant. The action brought 10 re-
the possession Of personal property aud 10 was
claimed before Justice Pnckney that the plaintiff had
failed prove title the property IN question for the
-reasQ1 she bad rxttcN 60 prove possession. on
argument Mr.. Hugh Reavey conttnded that the
parting with possession Of the property was no
proof that the plaintiff had parted with the ownership
thereof once the plainin had proved her title. On
otner hand contended that nder the oil
kcoied against Wittledge tho plaintiff must not only
prove ownership but possession oil the property seL
Inc Court reversed Tbs Judgment lno ground tnaL
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LIENS ON THE NEW JERSEY CEN
TRAIL RAILROAD PROPERTY.
[DY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.

TRENTON. N. j., May % 1877
In tho Court Of Chancery hcro to-day counsel Tor
tho receives OF tho New Jersey Southern Railroad
Company applied further instructions relative TO
tho recent OF tho Chancellor touching tho liens
on the docks Of the company at Sandy Hook and
other property at that place; also to describe
tho lien claims witch the Lackawanna Coal Company
the Chancellor directed reference TO the Vice
chancellor regarding the liens aud ordered The master,
w. s Gummers, 10 describe and state by circular the
particular personal property on which Tho Lacka~
wanna Coal Company has a lien. Mr. Clhrxson N.
Potter OF New York, representing $4,000 worth OF
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REAL ESTATE.


Exchange yesterday
T. BOYD.
sssss SSu5 hSas s lot
East ID st.. =. ss23 t. Of AZ A. to l. kirch $500
Ians
n LIE
pA''''A ny R. V nAnssri
Executors sale 10 close the estate or J. Harmon.
deceased S s frame four w sssoy yu s o.
ssas sGss ana 'sa.
Supreme coar. orssigssrs !: Gals. referee
on Mott st.. Q. s. 80 II. $ Bieecxor st., to Abraham
s sSias'n R.'%Si'H Yaasy one lot
25xIoo TO- on East 10th s., 10 II. e. Of LIST 40
" to D. L. es' %s glaG Taa,Hiiss SON 80 LOCO
i1S'V Of st sy to % New IoTi Life Insurance
eCompany, plaintiff 4S,soo
Supreme Court io,eclosuse sale Scot, Lord rsters
st. to James j. Gregory plaintiff ....,... $500
Common Pleas foreclosure ssIe-aoesrs Dodge. ref
the house. yin lot sr a "a sa s,sa
plaintiff louot
Total saos for the day sl57. asc
aad st., n. g., a75 IT, W. Of 9TH av, asxs4a; Thomas
Edwards 70 Mary IL lie Count. ....siooot
is 2 oS ssk 70 Of synF Union
lar; Michael Ryan and wife John Petersen. Io.oot
Nash to B. . Nash :. 80 $4,000
Willie Norris CHAIN 1850
''a S.aSa% 70 7 ia n.y. :U...', es som
IsNnsSa H. e j John Ksy st.
iI7h vaa ,sg 4 & i.av aSsiooi 10. s0
A aas.s s'Ss 's as'dss WARD ohm a.l;
ssSay 20 Seso sssn 81. a'.ioo Jan.
81 Henry Ssrs
Fransior, 4. Il $: - r. v. Of Pearl st; NO 80;
WsS s Sl.' ana sis /, q s "a Il
rr.nslin square, 20 I, n ., Cherry s. lSaSi15
GOTH ss il. g u Madison av asxloo5; 'S0o
2day,a corner ga st. aasl7a Andrew b. Iiine
III and islj T. salo.sa.iy and 'o'''
wife to $. W. Korn, ELECTROMAGNETIC. Nom
D9 m"nnah Finn and AasaSs to vi a"-a. 81
husband Sss sssts Mar,
Ieasssr and husband % lila Iii s Mary
McGovsrn: Michael, 70 Jane McSaly W. s. of LIST
Murphy, Mss.rs, Elizabeth q. s. Hammond ~
Rapp, William and wife. to Horace * Thurber. W. /.
cra s Edward sIa and Vie to Henry L Heard 400
May, John and wife, to Il VI wsiierau, n s. Of 9Th
smith. H. asssds. ssssuoi n of i7.s iAoO
same s.@s as' sttsi' st. i s
same % same, o. I'm g. q s,h .y; years. aSo
ns Of a, .Sa St, .sa Of ,ss AZ A. year. SOC
Finn ma md s si1 To- william Kings, AO'
Pe Alfred. to John Carey :. Of 3otn st., .. Of 9TH
scSsppar Theresa and husband 10 George Man
chester e Of av A. n Of ss,h ~ yoars.... 2ol
same to s. A. Journeay o 9 OF av. a. n Of ssth st.;
same TO Amelia Freeman, o. s. Of av x, H. Of SSH ~
SIT oyeArs..s........A.s-s Aot
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GENERAL SESsIONS-PART /.
Before Recorder Hackett


BRACE OF RoUGHs PUNISHED.
Two men OF not very engaging appearance entered
tho saloon OF Isaac Reid No Ga West Third street,
tho night April g. and disturbance.
While one OF them, Thomas W. Emperor, amused him
sol with swearing erccly, the other intruder, John
johnson, assumed aggressive appearance, and as
matters were becoming somewhat disagreeable the
proprietor Of tho place attempted to eject Johnson,
tho unruiy OF tho two, whereupon tho latter
made savage assault upon him, struck him
nye terrible blows the head with slung
shot ana inflicted serious wounds. The ruiians then
fled Captain Byrne sent out Detective Slevn 10
hunt them up, aud he succeeded IN overnausng John
SON. When searched at the police station a deadly
implement was found on his person. The officer then
overhaul EInDcror, who unally captured
alter good chase during which he threw away q
sungshot Johnson was arraigncd for trla yesterday
by Assistant District Attorney Bell on the charge oil
ieloni0us assault, and promptly convicted. The Rc-
coder, alter commenting OF the brutal attack he had
made upon unolending citizen the prisoner
Sing Siug Tor tho term OF three years. Emperor
subsequently arraigned for trial by Mr.. Bell The
Jury remained out a considerable time seemingly un-
able agree In their absence, however the prisoner
pleaded gulty TO the charge or carrying concealed
weapons, and was sentenced 10 three months impris
onmeni
STEALING WATCH
An Italian. named bartholomew Mozanti, strolled
into a Thompson den the 18th inst. and was
robbed of his watch. Detective Murphy, of tho
Eighth precinct overDaulcd the thief, Mary Qunan,
and recovered the property. Tho case submitted
fenced to two years. imprison mont in the Penitcn-
tiary.
PLEAS AND SENTENCES.
George Lawrence, sneak thief, who stole clothing
valued at $3.50 from Cornelia Dupont No. Is West
Third street, pleaded guilty. Two years IN tho State
Prison.
Henry Craig, No 5l4 East Twentieth street, who
broke into the store OF Leon s. Israel. No. s4s
Broadway, and stole Pipe valued at $40, pleaded
gully and was sent 10 the state Prison. for years
nj SIX months
John Brady, No. 239 West Tweny.sxth street, broke
into the rooms OF Mary Graft, No. 203 West twenty
seventh street, and stole property valued s34 Three
years and months
Charles Henry Clarence old offender, who had
just completed term oil tour years, charged with
stealing sl00 worth OF cigars from the liquor store OF
James Kelly, No 295 Seventh avenue lie pleaded
guilty, and was sent TO the state Prison for
years.
Two VOL known shopliitcrs named Margaret
Andrews, NO. 40 James street. aud Elizabeth OBrIcn,
No Mulberry street. stole piece OF cloth valued az
$40 from tue store OF Leonard Boch No $50 Sixth
avenue The thieves captured and pleaded
guilty. ono year and six months each the Peniten-
tlary
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CRUELTY TO CHICKENS.

Mr. Alonzo Evans, oil the Society for the Prevention
OF Cruelty TO Animals yesterday caused the arrest OF
two named George Reed and William Williams,
charged with puckng the feathers from 1.-Two chickens
Mr.. Reed explained to Judge Kilbreth that he had
been the poultry business for years. ana 1t had
always been his custom Ia preparing iowl 10 nrst
plunge knife into the neck OF the chicken and then
proceed Immediately 10 pluck tho feathers, as tho
operation easier and otcctual while the
natural warmth remained in the carcass. Judge XII
breth held the accused In 800 bail each to answer at
GnA
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was further posspousd owing TO the absence Of wit
COURT cALENDARs-THIs DAY.


SUPREME CouRr-CHAMBERs-Held BY Judge Bar
rell-kos. s. Is, 20, ~, 40. So, 81 II, 90, 81 W.
los no. 1874 l2e 1872, la4, laS Call from No. 1876 10
SUPREME Corar-GrsERAL TrRM-Held by Presiding
Judge Davis and Judges Brady ana -" Ia
81 III 5 ass los i i s $50 i'0
srpaKMr Cougr-spxcAI TKRM-Held by Judge Van
Brunt.-case on, Hicks, &c, vs.. Martin. No day CAL
SUPREME COURT iRcuir-Part Held by Judge
Donohue-Nos /, 27l9 $780, 4673la 4647, 1921. 1871,
s sS ssss s ss sos s ss ss
a273 1868 343l, 1881, 1878, 1898, 1912 272l 35i7,
sass Par. aAoSraed Tor me s term Ias l ss. i s
2l69 l54lh. a349, 1905 1882 lo2oh, 4493, 49, 40,
4ss, ITO Sss, liss 4S2a 1924, isS2, 4dseh. 1921,
surgRIoR couRr-GsSERAL TERn.-Adjourned until
the third Monday al June
SUPERIOR CouRr--SPEciAL TERM-Heid by Judge
Sanford. Case on, The Atlantic and Pacific Iee-
graph Company We Prescott e. al No day calendar;
usss ou vs. Havemsye
No day calendar.
sUrrRlon CouRr-rRiAl TxRM-paris and AID
COMMON PLEAs-GExKRAL TERx.-Adjourned until
the first Monday OF June.
COMMON PLEAs-EQuirY fERA-Held by Juoge ,. r.
Daly-Demurrer No. l. Regular calendar Nos T. Il,
20, So
coAMos PLRAs-raIAL TaRn-Part I-HeId By Judge
Van Hocsen.-Nos. 237, 2G9 SS5, 1885, $50, 425, 40
l2a3, 727 0s 1902 s62 1884, ssi, $685. 7cs, Az i94S
2sO $40, 627 s9s 500, 1853, lo47, I'll Parts and 3
MARINE CouRr-TRIAL rsRx-Part l. Hold by Judge
sherdanNos 6ol6, 62e5, ss94, $3.50, 1884 eio6 s4ol
1857, $685. 54l3 $751; $685. 6264 0409, GAIL Part p
Held by Judge Goepp.--Nos. 22sA, e276, 1854 s163
$780, 1852 552s 6.72 1857. SSH, GAIA GAIL GALS od22
6i24, $685. $751; G20a 522l 7244 63O0 $780, 639l $780,
1854, 6397 $685. 6l00, 640l. 6402.
CoURr OF GENERAL SEssIoys-Part Held by Re-
corder HacKetL-lhe People vs. Edward Farrell. Will
lam Farrell and Dennis Crowley, burglary; Same vs.
George DAVIS burglary; Same w. William Corners,
burglary Same VS.. James Smith, burglary; same Vs.
Charles Il. Baker, John Brodorick and SIMON Silbcr-
stein, grand larceny; Same John White, John Har-
ringtor and Michael Norton, grand larceny Same vs.
Thomas Bolton, Daniel J. Hale and David Marsh grand
larceny Same VS. James Wright, grand larceny; Same
vs. James Z. Wright, forgery; Same vs.. Henry o.
Walters fol CORY Same VS. lsndor Scnng and Charles
Meyers false pretences; same VS.. William Barry
felonioIs assault and battery; Same VS.. Amolla
Hamburg, fclonious assault and battery; same
VS. John Foley, ielonious assault and battery;
Sumo vs.. Herman Mailman, msdomeanor; Same vs.
George Sullivan, assault and battery Part 2-Hed by
Judge sutherland. The People VS. Joseph Ballard,
hCmicide; Same vs. Peter Williamson, felonious as
snuI,; Same w. Henry Lyon, grand larceny; Same vs.
George Sanuos, grand larceny Same VI. Joseph Selie
and Edward Brady, petit larceny.
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CROOKED WHISKEY SEIZURE.

United States Marshal Harlows officers, OF Brook
lyn seized Illicit dstilery Newtown Greek, be-
tween Meeker and Maspeth avenues at late hour on
Monday night About eight thousan nd gallons OF mash
and thirteen hogshcads Of molasses were seized and
turned over to the Marshal.
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ARREST WITHOUT WARRANT.

The attention Of the Supreme Court Circuit.
Justice Gilbert occupied yesterday In the trial OF
a suit brought by Mrs. Anna Parsons against Louis
windmuller and J. A. smith to recover 60 900 for
saut malicious prosecution. Her husband, Frank
Parsons, was employed as corchman and gardener
by Mr. Windmuler, wealthy land owner,
residing at Woodstock, L. l., IN November,
1875. Defendant discharged Parsons and ordered
him to vacatc his rooms. The latter re.
fused to obey. and hourisbed pistol in such
threatening manner that the women about the place
became alarmed. Smith, who was q constable, was
called dispossess the plaintiff and was resisted by
her. He then arrested her and took his prisouer TO
Newtown, intending to bring her before Justice Van
coed with the examination, the constable, who keeps
lager beer saloon, kept his prisoner at the latter
place that night The following day the was dis
missed, no charge being preferred against her Smith
acknowledged on the trial that he had no warrant for
had told bare faced lie The jury retired to deliberate
and Will return scaled verdict to-day.
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"WES." ALIENS LUCK.

Wesley Allen, who was arrested for picking the
pocket Of Mr. William Taylor, on Vanderbilt avenue
car, Brooklyn on May IA, discharged on examina
ton before Police Justice Walsh yesterday The ev
dence went to show that Allen In the car on the
day In question and was standing with coat on his
lett by the side OF the plaintiff, when be abruptly
alighted near the Park attracting the attention OIL
Mr. Taylor by his conduct II was not Ill an hour
and half latcr, howcver, that Mr. Taylor missed his
watch and chain.
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GENERAL sEssIONs-pART ..
Before Judge Sutherland

BeIOre Judge Sutherland.
Two young men, named John Smith, No 1877 Eliza
beth street. and John oBrion, No. Al Spring street,
burglarionsy entered tho premises No los Greene
street, with intont To steal. Both the prisoners
pleaded guilty and were sent TO the State Prison. each
tor the term Of four years.
THE CHURCH SCANDAL CASE.
The case OF Mira Adelaide Leayitt indicted for pcr
jury In having, alleged, falsely accused tho Rev.
Dominck McCnlrey, pastor OF the Church OF Our
Saviour with having COMMITTED an Indecent assault
upon her was down Tor trial. but by agreement IL
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SUPREME counr-sprorAr TERN.

By Judge Sanford
Robbins ct al vs.. Faiconer-Order OF arrest va
Gated
Norman The Mayor &c.-Ordered on the day cal
epdar tor the first Monday IN June
Fuuch ct al VS. The Boston Marine Insurance Com
pany.-Order granted and undertakings approved.
nnren,a a ~ saIomon 81 NJ n ssac
dar sor frat Monday Of June.
Cosgan VI. Dien: Valleau We. Smith; Macklin vs..
Fitzsimmcns ct al sloan Ct al. vs. Fellows; schnad-
berg W. lsaacs; Thurber va Hughes; Jackson vs.
PRIME; Moore VS.. McManess; Britton VS.. Streeter;
Peterson vs. harrison; Mem VS.. The American Popular
Ihe american Topuiar Lile insurance Company :
Foster vs. Hail-orders granted.
COMMON pIEAs-GENERAI, TERM
,.., ,.,.- % ~, -, go
by enie' 'us''eo penyns uuses Aa'fe"o'o Jaw
Agate vs. EDGAR; MIttuachi VS.. Kclscr; Baldwin VS..
Garter; wolfe vs. barnes; Mesa vs. Bodel the Lake
Snorc ana MICH gan oou'no,n n1iiIoau company Vs.
Brennan Gleason vs. mo1u; mc0sr.ny vs. Loop,
nas noI r .s vi 49,, ne M pn,ar.
Condict vs. Ellis Inc National PRINTING Company vs.
ShrPen.er De.i' W. 1870 - T w.
Matthew, &c, ~ M"y I nro,ne w.. n,"uy
~, $3.50 ~ 49, Ir,,,n"s,. .s,,as 800, ~
brnc vs.. inc "ayoi' &C -'uus'"en's a'suso anu a.
hrmei. r -
Levy W Ivy n,o, ~ r,' n - III ~.
~ uer pa'us1n w. 800. .srosranor,
800 81 D,e,z. Kilnairick vs. Rliss. Inerson vs.
t.iuAo ss. 49,, - ff,,,aar. i.,nar. pm
ar,s ~ 'na,,''. Graham vs Thnrhor. WnI,eck "a
T,.i.x, cinrs 90 ssrahar. Cbalmera vs aitchcock.
We,d - Kane. lsaacs VI. The Hoard Of Educaon:
,,iisar &c nnn,,or. Wcoy vs. Abcarn. Nnrnbv 81
Mnss. nav,s ys Observation-Disclosures ARMED and rc.
r., ' -
wesr va tvncn. strauss vs. RosenthaI. Tho People
va Wardc,nsn aid poinsky. Mater of Koch: The
peonje W. shea. schwartz w OphoId. Plopky VS..
Jauha. Belknap Va Sickles: Thompson vs. French
Mason vs. Oppenhcimer; Thompson VS. Lumley;
Schwarzalsky vs. Override; Dalton W.. Lougnlin;
Ircdell Va Witkonski. Mathews VS.. MAY: Seaman vs.
the Mayor re /; Hazard VS.. Conkhn Yutle vs.
Knoll Roe VI Conway; Toope va Prigge; in 70
ONellI Vice VS. Tho Commercial Fire Insurance
Company: Mailer vs. Scnioss; Clifford vs.. Morton;
Westerhed VS.. Radde; Phenlx VS.. Dupuy; Mott vs.
Tho Consumers Ice Company; Smith w. Solomon;
Weed vs.. Burt; Allen VS.. Meyer; Rowel vs. Schcnck;
Lawrence VS. The American Central Insurance Com
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THE BOYsTROM DIVORCE.

In tho action brought in tho Supreme Court by Mrs
Christine Boystrom against John Boystrom, her hus.
band DIVORCE Justice Gilbert yesterday appointed
q referee to take testimony. Defendant IS tailor,
and was married in September, 1879. The parties,
who have two children, reside In South Brooklyn.
Tho plaintiff alleges acts oil cruelty against defendant
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NEW YORK HERALD WEDNESDAY MAY 23 ls77TRIPIE SHEET

nrst mortgage bonds asked the Chancellor 10 permit
him to ENLARGE bid on the sale OF the property BY
The receiver was heretofore limited TO $780, ooo
Application refused.
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Thanksgiving --on Wednesday, May q By thu
Rev. Father McCauley of St Stephens Church. WILL.
G. RosEMAx TO MARY ELLxs O'NEiLL
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By Judge van Brunt
Garrett vs.. Brennan Findings settled.
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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-09-27

the preacher was saying something
funny, It's very annoying to n piou,
man land that's the kind of man who
told Ms to put this in the paper who
is looking around to see II everybody
is MS pious ms he Is, 10 he caught in his
pious work by dozens Of bright, be-
witching eyes,
We intended no oGcnse in referring
to the narrow guage style Of dresses
adopted by the ladies. Bless 'em,
they have a right to adopt any kind of
style they want to, and it's nobody's
business, They even have n right to
don pantaloons, in winch cas- they
would make better men than II great
many We wot of, In fact, we heard
one OF our citizens sai, the other day,
that his neighbours wife "worc the
breechcs," aud that "she was the better
man Of the two
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on-Rcsidc Notice.
Is. l.. Ridley and Others vs.. Il. NJ. HugIe
nal afl..,-

Is. l.. Ridley and others ". b. VI. Hughes
and others.
Upon motion. and il appearing to the
satisfaction OF the Clerk ~ Master. from
romplaiuant-' bill in above cause, which
i, sworn to. that the residences ot Pleas
ant smith ~ Co. IL well ~ the individual
names Ut those who composed said firm.
are unknOwm, and the residences ot b. VI.
| Hughes and Il. H.. Smith are unknown.
and Il. II. BoScl and the heirs Flaw OF
John II. Ru>>wurm. whose name, are uu-
known. (all being made defendants To the
above bill are non-rc>idcntS OF the State
OF Tennessee, 80 that the ordinary process,
of law cannot be served upon chem.
1t j. thercloreorlcrcd that publication
be made for tour successive weeks in tn,
Home journal. published in Winchester
T%cnnessce. requiring said non-rcsidrn
defendants to appear Oh or before the III
Monday in january nest. before ia,
ClIanccry Court ut Winchester. Tenn.
and plead. answer o. dcmurto complains
ants bill. or the same will be taken fol
confessed. aud set for hearing eXparte ~
to them. Witness my hand. az office ~
Winchester. Tenn. this Aug. 2'tli' 80
L. II. FINCH. {. a.. NJ
scptG-it tie)
Davis Il Martin, Solicitors for COM
l claimants.
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Notwithstanding the Indictment
weather, the re.union of the l7th Ten
nessee regiment at Flat Creek, last
Thursday, was a glorious affair. The
crowd IN attendance was estimated at
over 1000, all of whom were well
pleased with the proceedings. The
survivors Of the regiment present mum,
hcrcd abou, IS. They were formed
into line, and marched under the old
flag that had been carried by them
through the late war. Appropriate
spccchcs were made by Judge A. 5.
Marks, Col. Matt. Martin and Major A.
l.. Landis.
We made a special request in ouT
last issue that some one Of the mem
hers from our town furnish US a re-
mort, anil fully expected it, and their
failure to do so is orr excuse for this
short allusion. Suffice it 10 say, that
it is our wish that all the veterans who
We're present on that day, lin Eact, all
the surviving members of the lIth.)
many of whom had not met since the
Southern Cross went down in blood
and darkness, may meet again a year
hence in Winchester. and cement still
tirmcr the bonds Of friendship formed
amid tue hardships and Lhunders Of
war.
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Personal.

Our efficient Attorney General, j. II
Holman. and Mr.. Andrew Woodward. both
of Fayetteville. passed through town last
Friday. on their return from Tracy CITY,
where they had been attending Court
DR.. Dance, of l%ynchburg, aud Judge
Carter, OF Fayetteville, were in town last
week.
Miss Mollle Mmrell lin company with
her aunt, Mrs. Routh,l left for Texas last
Monday. where she will remain until
next Spring.
John Simmons. Esq, has gone to
S~helbyville on legal business.
Rev. Mr.. Hollingsworth, of Texas,
preached at the Baptist Church last Sun
day, to Il large congregation.
Mr.. Frank Coleman left for Decatur,
Ala. yesterday where he will resume his
duties MS baggagc-maoter on the 5. u n.
Ala. Railroad.
Mr.. Ellis Days left last evening for
New York, and will LAY in" bis Fail
stQcn of goods.