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Honey.

eIsehess CaasGrfa IA n c M pIete sub,t,.
int for Castor on, anu = ~ piessal.f u take
- Hc2iey- IL - particularly pasylssf "
seetslaS and irritable ,htidrel- II 1sss.royf
Z rns. asslmulst-. the food, tega.nIes al
etofnach, snd cures W inc Collie. Fer rem
eale- are - cBirscisa- ioT FcVeffsrrcs
tfanr, worms sllsl Vice ssins t0.sei. 4.
tsiT.s IN = seisGvne aue pugsf Vsartaa
Preparation. more sf-ctt.e u an gssfs,r al
ard neither gags oF .fiy-s
CcLUsR-f. Coan.. Nay :, ls5s.
2essrs- J. B. Rose a Co., -. <:
ScatG have . family o. siEn. eh!i,ir.u
sAc LaNs use A. ToucE ta>ts-TIs A. st;s fam
liy IN The tEl,tsd States, I fSlak. ! Aa.r
never foGnd anything -,tHal 10 Il. MY chfl
nren have been save. TO. = fsye. y .sra
time by the Use ct CaEtoEis- r,-comlneD,
"a e5e Tor children. for many 1isssss tliSi
Sre subject 10, IN pre.s renee 70 .r.y iursf.cfn,
NOV OF feal u ny culy 10 give Ibis c+f
t!ncste on account Of Inc bene1ts have a.
siFca ey tisa use OF Csstoria.
Very truly yours.
SpRHAS v. LITTLE
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FOR SALE.

The 9ne :tsan niIi, known a NE Valley
wen Of Waco. in nne wheat rroVin~
Ss1nsry. which r. rapidly settling up. me
square, Two and sne-half ssosiss bish. ana
coutAtn. one eeto corn and two Of wheat
roeae. 1ne machinery of SuFfy hocss power
- pars hssed ON the moaf aavsntaseo1s
setnss eoeh ~ 70 prizes and tina. For tnRSh.
o. pasf1cuinr1 eith0 addSoD or ell - Ne q
900: w. \ sess.
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AGreatInvention

And enc OF much oenent To the people al
large, always attracts attention. II has
been the hisiery 81 ail trades ami branches
OF i-bor that lie primitive stbod q. ac-
com plssning the desired END Las been qnite
iaoorious, and very SLOW In iis rusniSs at
iess. the history OF well n. IA ing sses = e.
confirm the ASSERTION. First diyxInu with
of boring by hand. but at nrst the sagers
ing ou. . smsli hote, snrpiy ing a very h,tis
pure water. The opening up III the great
, YES made Tue den.od for wells 30 great
too.s have been tuventef. and the business
mas been In measure rsyoiutionized, a nd
mss become source OF money MAXI z
eQunilsd oy no other prAnch where the in.
vestfss0t Is so little. Men are fooksag nou 10
wher. they can got the best machine. Pr
feef,oH has nj last been reached, ana we Offer
You machine complete IN every detail one
thai Is destined to live when ali Others sre
forgotten: 1t is the only anger ever in
vented with "A stone at ae hnent or an i'd
Unstable head that bcfes any sized we'll
from two fe't up, Without refiners. called
the Ceatesssfdi Vel .AageF, patented June n
1873, and manufactured by D. r. Hodge, DO.
ooqne. Iowa. Any one wishing TO 90 Into
TIE business or trade land. town property
or STOCK Tor an anger ana territory, or want
70 travel In this state and sell an2e-s and
Territory on large commission, Will please
call on ms At the National hotel, or 4. r.
Depier 81 the Plsnter-' house. Elm street,
Dallas rexss, where will I've for the uex
tairsy days. 2 he anger - sa exhi elton. and
Is runains al. Use rftns 1 viii Ruarsnts,
any man make as much as sf3 PEI DIV
fhts looks IL e gold mira, doesn't IL On
II has oe Ii made with thl- machine daS
81 - dsT, ana VIII be maie over and over
* "a ny nsry yho are lucky enough 70 20
tnt" tsi-- pu-irssS-. Co snd SEQ me b~forf
q 10 too ii.ts, o. can mo- tiy In Ihi- p!ac.
o1' tHlr'y day ID. y ROOT,
~atentsy Ofs<il A gsar.
s-As have bon engaged q The vei
Boring huslnsss for he last two yssfs, and
IN acqualnts1 with tue in0si OF Ihe surers
Ii use, and d q tng run the Centennial Anger
TOR tbe las' hve mouths, would cseerfully
reeonmen1 IL As toe most complete, and
BEST anger In the market. Yours respect
fniiys 3 r. DEPLER.
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Centaur
lininn entS.

ons Kind fsi the Human Family.
Ths Other for Horses and Animals
>rhese L,niments are al mpiy the wonae, of
the world. Their effects are little la-, than
marvellous
The White Lfninsens Is .or the human
family IL VIII drive RI samaiiSfn, s~inrfrg
snd neurhtgis from the system; cure Lup.
o.Zp, thilbisinsi LockJaS Palsy, Itch. .ro
mos catsneous EtuptiOns; IL eItfseis fro
rom frozen hands and feet, and HE. I,.Js.ot,
q oitss ali stings Of yenoenOus reptiles. II
~9oanse s~sillngsi ana .ileviate- pain a
every KIND. Ntefa spfAins or bru!ss-s uccur
4 ts ihe most potent remedy ever Discover
% to.ai the Injured parts. The CeaIsuI In
.hebt j. NEED with great ed cacy IuT rorl
i.i-o.i. IosahoeAe, t.lssd BreGsts, EafScI.
i.d seak Back chs toile sih;. i boz = .sn,
'ie OF tie numerous iessIInonisis.
isDiAsA HusK. Ien. Co.. Ind. MAY a. Is7,
- ihink II my duty 10 inform you thar
nav" sTsgcrsa much With soollea f~~f a.,
f a. = tss b1ttses OF Centanr Linlm-u
,i',s tso~c Die spTk Tor NE. nave not h.ei
tyre fsum these SwellinssfH st1hf t.,..-s ~
Tam Ss71eetig ueii. The Eminent ought 4
"BENJAMIN BROWN
rhe proof IL In the trial. II Is reliable.
- handy, II Is cheap, ana sv,ry f.n.i
Oh ouid 5avs the Nhiteen Ctanr i.luIsn -
ihe yellow censaur Lininiest
..ahFted 70 the tough muscles, ceres an
nesh % bOrse- and animals. II iias p.TfoTm
81 more wonG,Tial cures Ga three can q
-
SweeDy, and EcLefai LstInenesz tlAr Al
other remedies IN existence. Rad gLstt.,
SIeGi t-XpGrsasdsE say of u;
INV roHX, January IS74
every owner 81 hor-ee should give ~
CeniGuf Liuia cat = uiEI cs6si1.r
the 1es' article ever "a ~ 9ur stsbi,-.
III. aAI.sH,
"Supt. Adams LIZ. Stanis.. sY
e. PULIL,
"Sapt. y. :. ~ MON
tAlpERTS oils
"SUgi. Nat. TX. Stables. y
The oes; patrons OF this Lininsa4arr p
ners snd Veterinary Surgeons, " DO ar con
annually using soIs- Liniment. II hra
alls, wounds ana Poli-eysi. refnay - = -
tngs, and IS worth millions Of coilsE. a.
nuaily 20 Farmers, Livery meu, stock .ruv
els. sbeep-raisers, and iho@e having ho---
OF cattle.
What FarTler cannot DO for 81 the O.,
taur LinimeBt will do ct a tririn. co.f
These Linimrnts are sold - all u.sl..s
throughout the county. They sT- VEFrHnt..
oy the proprietofs. and = Dofti. VIII = EIv.
70 any Farrier or Physician who ,.c-ir-s
test them.
Laboratory Of ]. 3. Rose d Co,
90 Nay "a. ME- span
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"A street force was working on
Main yesterday, bstwesn Market and
Jefferson.
Captain Billie Harwood, the dis-
trics clerk, and Henry Jonn, his dep.
uty, deserve credit for the manner in
which they bsvs hspt their of,es.
They hsvs xofksd hard 70 Ut ths d.
doe In ship shape snd have sucossdsd
n hsinsiag shout osdss.
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NOTICE TO ESTRAYERS

am ordered by the grand jury TO notify
he following named parties who have es-
rayed stock and failed TO report the same
required by law, that II they do not do
pr mpt y, true bills Will be found against
them, viz;
T. l.. SandfoId, one horse.
q A. Poor, one mule.
W =. Obisr, Two horses.
A. Il. Mcdowell, one horse.
r. NJ. b Gman, one COW and cali.
James r. Ramsey, three steers.
A. HARDWOOD.
is-4t County Clerk Dallas County. Texas.
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,vpoRrANt MOVE.

mes. IVES rshe tb. Go. ssy
~ -, u.aa rh~ Cs-.pers',ss "f
,pifgu- 81 the C""n'S s"a cay
T" .rrf ~ merchants and bu-'
.ras. held yesterday evesiue,
s.-snaa.- hall. Tor the purpose OF
~. usys aud means for the re-.
~. ,f Hr.IEs- and the putting q
p. .s,Hae toto The city ia good
.u... condition. The attendance
...s representing ali lines .of
'....ra and retail dealers, manufao,
-..-. saj 1suSer-'
.r.. meeting was organized by call.
.,f.ur. ". r1mpkins to the chair.
.t,s .s.F,.s u 81 Mr.. Alex. sanger
..s.t-y The object % tue meet.
.t,,ns been explained, determi.
-',,,p % Do msthiuE positive, aud
80 once c'ureruinR the matter,
.,.8rfH uy the utterances of all
.gswys expression 10 their views.
committee ~ four, composed 81
40 s. j AJ4m-, VI d CARING
In Stone bui j. p Henderson,
....apa,utui 90 ascertain the humber
,-.d. necessary o. be- repaired. the
- % sT bridging required, WHIST
,r.rBt o'm1ury should he raised DC
~srr..r Wa added 20 the committee,
,sIhs committee Was in-trlcted Ia
,sart 81 meeting % citizens to be-
ss.t ~ F.rsmsu's hall on saturday
.g.riaz rrzt March -, at two o'clock
uemtt,Iug rlut~mp atiug he con.
~r,re- z1I cooperation Of the ciu
,s.at tat county AuI ~ the city, the
..4.srF a.. instructed 10 invite the
,r.ats. s- ot the county commission,
,.-.. .an.E. m-rtilg, 10 conformity
r.re#.r.Ha o. tbat effect
EraH-. Oh say right here, that In
a.H.su.ur tbis " The most import
ru...yaf msd, by Dallas, 10 the
uf a. attracting sud retaining per
-rsa' .Ht profitable trade. The
ru... BE- rIat we propose 10 do this
a...,, luH the application of the
t.suf .UH 1II rlbIu aud her young
sine. boo. ZOO nll force. Whenever
.rs business msu aud farmer, each
rH.gf aud tax payer, resolves to con.
a-ass fHr wIrN % b. ijge building and
r..,I.u.u.g. rest assured the work
ell a. %. i1u-.
T.r .a.s.a % the pact fall and win
be- comes boo now with telling force
TaIvtova this preliminary step, aud
vhl all. -,y 30 il not one in exactly
aa ugBf direction. Que hundred iol-
ar sKP-niri be- improvements upon
car ralafy roads will be worth more
rh1th trp city and the county than n
uoI.sut expended Ia railrosds
WsfrI. every farmer and business
ms1 iu the county will be present at
tie meeting next Saturday. Every
f1.t 10 Dallas county eau be put In
pHj condition by the means proposed,
hnJ nov il the time 90 60 TO work.
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,riA The gloss aud freshness Of youth
Thin hair is thickened, falling hair
checked, and baldncss often, though
not always, cured by its use. Moth
4ng can restore the hair where the
fcllicles are destroyed, or the gland
atrophied and decayed. But such a.
remain can be saved for usefnlncs.
by this application. Instead Of foul
ing the hair with a pasty sediment, It
will keep it clean and vigorous. its
occasional use will prevent the hair
from turning gray or falling of, AMI
consequently prevent badness. Free
from those deleterions substances
which make some preparations dan
gerous, and injurious 10 the hair, the
Nigor can only benofit but not harm
it If wanted merely for
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Ayers
Hair V!yo,',
For restoring Gray Hair 10
its natural Vitality and Color.

A dressing
which Is at once
agreeable,
healthy, and ef-
fectual for pre-
serving the
hair. Faded or
goy hair rs soon
restored 10 Ts
oriqiRai color
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the jury, Mr.. Aldridge, the county at
torney, urged upon the court the ne.
eessity Of holding the jury until YER
dict Of some sort was obtained. lie
cited the fact that this case had al.
ready cost the county many thou.
sands OF dollars; that the witnesses
lived great ways apart, one of whom
resided in Missouri; that he had Bell
indicted 10 order to obtain his testi.
mony, and had had Q reward offered
for his apprehension by the governor
and had obtained . requisition on the
governor OF the Choctaw Nation foI
bis delivery; that the sheriff and depu
ties of this county had ridden nearly
two thousand miles hunting the wit,
ness Bell; that he had been driven
to notte proscqai Rice. one Of tbs
parties, to obtain testimony for tn.
state, had betrayed the es psnss,
attending the preseu cs Of the witness
Mrs Rice; that the state could no,
i sooaeVsy hOVG W W 8OA0 W 6Nc0 tEy
the case again, and that these facts and
the magnitude Of the case demanded
more than few hour confederation b.
the jury. The court, however, die
charged the jury and the prisoner VA
rsmauded 10 jail.
That such . crime should b allowes
to 60 unpunished IL blot upon tn
state and Dallas county. Throuehou
the trial the evidences adducsd "a
Of . most posititivs and convine
ing character. pointing uuesringi
to the guilt Of the defendants Yet, II
the very iacs Of thsss fAets, the jus
and msritsd punishmsut Of this guilt
h stayed. The poor murdered neer,
Renhin Johnson. VS. an honor 70 b
rscs. sor sv6n altar thsss outlaws In
put the Fops around his nseh. thsy. .
| coriing to the dslsnssis eun evidenc.
told 70 him. thst II he would lsAvs q
country, md M aRpses sGsinst u
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OLD,
TRIED,
TRUE.
rsxAns sze .csu.inted ought tai.e--ritt Ne
vondsrfui neriIs u that great American Heaedy

fsxAns ar3uaintei--or % .It IN i.o--~iti, Ne
voudsrfai periIs Of that great Aaericaa Heasedy
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wholesale DisenArre Of conductor.


Within the past two days there has
been a wholesale dismissal of conductors
from the New York Central railroad, in.
GLIDING among them several Of the oldest
men in the employment of the company.
The cause of this measure has not vet
been made public, and more dismissals
are expected.-[N Y. Herald, May 9Th.
The cause OF the trouble, we learn
from a reliable source, was the disregard
OF orders respecting the issue Of duplex
tickets to passengers paying fare on
trains.
This is not the first batch that has
been served with this punishmentfor the
same olense, many others, as great in
numbers, having been d~ecapitsted since
the Introduction of the system, showing
that the boys" are very poor book
keepers"
As there seemod to Oe some slight pre-.
JUDGE against the duplex ticket on the
part of the employees, we examined the
system thoroughly, but can see no OBJ
Jeetionable features whatever TO it, and
feel certain that no honest man can OBJ.
Ject to using them, as they are entirely
devoid of any OF the Objectionable fea.
tDres OF the brass collar or ball and
chain punches, cash registers, etc, 80
common on our street roads; while they
are valuable specimens of ingenuity and
typographical art. They are bound in
little books like bank checks, and are
numbered consecutiyely both on original
and duplicate, and on stubs, aud if used
correctly must be a great convenience
tor the conductors and the accounting
department, and a positive check on
collections.
All the labor attached to the issue of
these tickets is for tho conductors to
give one to each passenger paying fare
on his train, with the amount Of fare
and the stations between which it is paid.
properly punched out il columns set
apart for that purpose, and if a con-
ductor refuses to do this, what would he
not do without restrictions in this re.
spect2
This does not imply that all conduc.
tors are dishonest, but the results shown
US by a thorough management of this
duplex ticket system" justify any road
IN Its adoption as a precautionary meas-
ure, aud we wonder that they are not
now in universal use instead of being
confined to two hundred roads in this
country and Canada, out Of a possible
eight hundred. New York Day. Book.
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the St. Louis aud Iron Mountain read,
who will eheerfully furnish asy desired
information necessary to such a trip.
Parties living in the city to whom it may
not be convenient to call can rave them.
selves that trouble by addressing Mr..
Haight a note, and be will take pleasure
in calling upon them.
Last night Mr.. NeylaDd's wedding
Was celebrated by q number of young
persons who repaired to her residence,
on Front street, between Poplar and
Washington. The intended charivari
ayerted by means Of a keg Of beer,
which the bridegroom opened for the
noisy visitors. May the groom and his
bride live happily, and know no sorrow,
is the wish of their numerous friends.
Miss Crespiguy, a Love Story" by
Mrs. Frances Hodgson Burnett, author
Of That Lass o Lowrie's," Kathleen"
"Theo," and Pretty Polly Pemberton,"
is just published by I. B. Peterson 4
Brothers, Philadelphia, and it is a pleas
ure to once more inhale the fragrance of
a simple, honest, healthy and clearly
told love romance. Miss Crespiguy,"
by Mrs. Burnett, is a perfect, charming,
and entertaining love story. The char
aeters are all natural and consistent, and
act just as we should suppose sensible,
cultivated people Of peculiar experience
would act.
Rev. DR.. George White, in the course
Of his sermon yesterday at Calvary
church, condemned military parades on
Sunday, his remarks having especial
reference to the Chickasaw Guards. 1t
is rather singular that DR.. White was
anxious to let the Chicks know his SEN
timents, when Rev. DR.. Geo. Harris, OF
St. Mary's Episcopal cathedral, recently
preached to the Bluff City Grays, who
marched through the streets on Sunday.
The same thing vas done by the Chicks,
who marched out to Grace church to
hear a sermon by the rector, DR.. Parsons,
chaplain OF the company. DR.. Parsons
was present at the laying Of the armory
Cornerstone en- Sunday. The Episcopal
clergy disagree.
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Pof. Henri Weber, the we'll known con-
poser of music, died in EdgeGeld last
Friday.
Gabe Booker leaves this evening on
the steamer Geo. W. Cheek for an in.
speeding tour Of St. Francis river.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Lincoln, the total ab.
Stinence pleaders, have reached Nash
vile. and expect TO inaugurate a cam
paign in that city.
Mr.. Henry Farmer and bis lady, both
accomplished musicians, are visiting the
city for a few days. They entertained a
large audience at Estival Park last night,
receiving a number of encorss. Mr..
Farmers auts.playing is wonderful. he
is without a rival 10 this country.
7. c. Brsughall, OF the Atlanta (Gs.)
Sunny South, is visiting the city in the
interest of this euterprising literary
weekly, which is one of the most meri.
torious and interesting journals Of the
kind in the South. Among the talented
Tennessee contributors is Miss s. NJ. A,
G. Collins, of Montgomery county.
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GRAND
REUNION AND BARBECUE.
COMPETITIVE DRILL
AND BRAN DANCE
OLD SHELBY COUNTY FAIR GROUNDS
FRIDAY, MAY "a, 1873.

NHE SHELBY COUNTY GRANGE ASSO-
i CITATION having recently purchased the
old Fair Grounds property, friends OF the en-
%terprise, deeming its reorganization under a
management likely to succeed as an event
in the line of substantial progress worthy Of
being signalized by a general demonstration,
at once festive and frrternal, have Fixed upon
the Ath as a day set apart as a general re-
union, to which all Changers, Farmers Mer-
chants and citizens generally are cordially
invited
The challenge of the Bluff City Grays hav.
Ing been accepted by the Chickasaw Guards,
The Competitive Driil for the Championship
in the Manual of Arms will take place in
front OF the grand stand at IL o'clock on that
day.
Professor Arnold's full brass band of fifteen
pieces will furnish the music for the occasion,
which will include dancing for he whole day
in the spacious Floral Hall on the premises.
Ample arrangements will DO made to feed all
who come, the Barbecue department being
under the special supervision end MANAGE
msnt of that indefatigable worker, Major X.
M. Mason.
Tickets of Admission, including round trip
on Memphis and Charleston railroad, 75o.
Trains ill DO run evoTy hour from 10 o'clock
a NJ. during the dsy. Tickets at the gate, 500;
children under ten years, 25c.
CoME ONEl CONF ALI And have one regu-
lar old time holiday, where everybody will
meet everybody 6S "a
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BASE. BAL YESTERDAY.
Grand Victory by the Eek fOrds-I6
60 3 ia a FuIl Game.

6rand Victory by the Eek fOrds-I6
60 3 ia n FuIl Game.
Yesterday afternoon three hundred or
more persons were at Central Park to
witness the third base ball game between
the Riversides and Eckfords of this city.
The game was quite interesting, and up
to the eighth irning developed a number
of beautiful plays. At the eighth in.
ming the score being nine to three 10 favor
of the Eckfords, and in the ninth the
latter went for Jones Of the former club
aud sent his spheres on diifereu; excur.
sions and explorations to every part Of
the field, making the enormous sum OF
seven runs. Jones did the principal
pltehiag in the ninth inning, Jones un.
doing the rest, and in a manner highly
gratifying to the Eckfords. In the ninth
inning the Riversides are accredited
with six errors. Carr pitched we'll, and
in the second, fifth, seventh and eighth
innings the Ecktords were goosed, but
put in seven run on the ninth-thanks
to the delivery of Jones. The Riversides.
we're naughted in the FIRST, second, third,
fourth, fifth, sixth and ninth ioniugs,
making one in the seventh aud two in
the eighth. Jake Levy, catcher of the
Riversides, had his finger cut by a
foul tip, which necessitated his with.
draWal from the game, his place
being filled by Maloughnsy. A
new man was put to sentinel third base,
and this he did acceptably, making the
first uu. Umpire, Geo. Cook, of the
Eagles. Time of game, 2:lS. The
Eagles will play the Riversides next
Sunday.
The Eckfords are now the strongest
nine in the South, and will interest any
of the regular professionals of the coun.
try. The game between the Riversides
and Eagles will be close. Already bets
are being offered that the Eagles will
win.
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DECISION
BY special Chancellor WINS Flip.
pin 1u n mtssisHippt LeVee Con-
test Case.


By special Chancellor VIM. = FIIp-
pin 1n "a mississippt LeVee Con
test Case.
VIM. S. Flippin, Esq as Special Chan
cellor, delivered an opinion this morning
in the Chancery Court, in the case Of
Frank GaloOley against Magivuey &
Fogarty. This suit vas on trial three or
four days of last week, aud grows out of
an old levee contract made originally
between Partee 4 Stancil and Magivney
d FoGarty. The latter agreed to do a
large amount of levee work on Flower
lake, Tunica county, Miss. Magivney.
q OF the partners, afterward formed a
a partnership with one Hewett, and this
new firm of Magivuey, Hewett & Co.
furnished supplies to Magivney & Fogar.
ty, as well IS to their sub.contractor.
Frank Galooley. Fogarty filed a bill
against Magivney and Partee & Stancil.
alleging that Msgivuey, Hewett & Co.
was charging him too much for supplies,
and enjoining Partee & Stancil from
paying them more money, and for a set.
Element. These in turn fled an amend
and cross bill, aud Magivney & Fogarty
did the same all the accounts be
tween Magivney, Hewitt & Co., and Ma.
givney and Fogerty, as also those Of
Michael Magiyney and James Fogarty
individually, we're adjudicated, and
also the amount Of Flank Galooley's
debts, the credit account being unset.
tied. Magivney and Fogarty obtained
a decree against Partee and Stancil for
something over $4,000, and fixed an at.
attachment on an interest in certain
property on which the present court
house stands, belonging to Partee. Ga
looley t%hereupou fled his bill and at.
tached so much of said interest as would
secure his claim against Magivney and
Fogarty, alleging, among other things,
that he ought to be allowed for extra
work done on three of the twenty sec
tons which he had contracted for, suct
work growing out of a change in the plal
Of the levee. The defendant de1ieC
this, saying that be induced them to be
lieve he did not claim it, and wa
estopped; but the cour: was satisfies
from the proof that it was allowed tt
Magivney and FogartY in their suit Will
Partee and Stancil (heard by Judgi
Walker, aud was futher of opinion tina
defendants former allegations corrobo
rated that view of the subject. He wa
also of opinion that. inasmuch as tbt
court heretofore had passed upon tn,
amount of Galooly's debts, in the sui.
between Magivney, Hewitt & Co. anC
Magivuey end Fegarty, that the latte
we're bound by the decree and could not
10 this suit, increase them, which wa.
attempted to be done. Galooly was al
lowed $S436 GO and charged with credit
Of $7545 50, leaving a balance OF 1891 80
to which was added interest from Apr
l. 1862, making ia all SIPS 81 TIL,
costs were divided between the parties.