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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-08-10
OLIVER, FiNNiE & CO
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

The general council will meet again next
Tuesday afternoon.
Another batch of mandamuses was served
on our debt-crushed city yesterday.
The sanitary rules and regulations are
being strictly enforced throughout the city.
Mr.. r. ]. Black has retired from the po-
sition of deputy-clerk of the chancery court
AT the chancery court Selig Eichwald
has fled bill for divorce against Johanna
EichwaId.
Health Officer DIR. John H. Erskine re-
ports that the city Is free from all contagious
and Infectious diseases.
Some one stole horse and wagon from
a colored boy yesterday, while the boy went
into a store to get a bill changed.
The christening of the bell of St.
Joseph's Catholic church, In South Memphis,
Will take place Sunday afternoon, at five
O'Clock.
The general council has given the board
Of health additional power over persons and
gOods coming to Memphis from infected ports
and districts.
1t Is needless to announce that yester-
day was one of the hot days of the season.
The thermometer showed up among the
ninetIes, as usual.
The funeral of the late sheriff. G. A. An
derson, took place yesterday afternoon. The
Elmwood cemetery.
"A heavy levy of taxes for the year 1878
was made by ordinance and by the general
council yesterday afternoon. See general
council proceedings.
The yellow fever circulating 6end is
getting In his work. Cannot such laxative
nuisances be muZzled and prevented from cir
culating false rumors.
About the most regular attendants at the
general council meetings are the polite depu-
ty-sheritfs and deputy United States court
marshals, who serve mandamus writs.
"A twelye-pounder Parrot gun is mounted
elt b1r6ette at Fort Quarantine to stop all
blockade-running steamboats, from New Or
leans, VIcksburg, and the yellow-fever in
fected districts
The motion made and carried yesterday,
IN the board of councilmen, to adjourn In order
to attend the funeral OF the late Sheriff An
dersou, was non-concurled IN by the board of
aldermen and failed to pass.
The Democratic gubernatoriai conven-
ton comes of at Nashville on next Thurs
day. The chances of the different candidates
for the high Office are already being learnedly
discussed by the convention delegates.
The sweet note of the pistol was heard
m the alley adjoining Balls restaurant, on
Second street, at one o'clock this morning. II
was caused by a policeman shooting at rat,
but the rat escaped injury, and fed rapidly ia
its domicil.
-Nichell's tank, FIVE miles south of the
city, ON the Mississippi and Tennessee rail.
rad, has been selected as the location where
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LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.
Guarantees to the Negroes OF Phillips

Guarantees to the Negroes of Phillips
County, Ark.
EDITORS APPEAL-As the AUalanche, of
the sixth instant, has published an extract
from private letter, purporting to have been
written by resident" of Phillips county,
and has seen fit to censure the people here
upon such er-pa,te statements, will you
kindly. and in justice to the people of Phil
lips county, publish the inclosed resolution,
which was UNANIMOUSLY adopted by the
Democratic convention of this county on the
first instant? r. W. NICHOLS,
Secretary Democratic Convention
Upon motion of Colonel Jarman, the fol-
lowing resolution was adopted
"Resolyed That we, the Democrats of Phillips
county I'm convention assembled, mot cordially in
wife the coOred citizens to join us I'm the campaign
we are now making against the plunderers who have
been controlling the financial affairs of our county
and we do guarantee to them full protection OF life
and property. and will most sacTedy guard their
educational interests and right of franchise"
HELENA, ARK, August 7, 1873.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

Greenbrier, Robertson county, is the stand
ard whisky.
QUERY.-"Why will men smoke common
tobacco when they can buy Marburg B. os.
Seal of North Carolina at the same pn3e2"
ONLY one in the world-the genuine DR..
Meade medicated blackberry brandy; the
standard cure for all bowel diseases. Bears
the written signature of Dr.. Meade on each
label. G. W. JONES s CO.
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PERSONAL.

J. W. LEACH, of Mayfeld, Kentucky, was
a visitor at the cotton exchange yesterday.
COLONEL NJ. c. GALLAwAY, edItor-in-
chief of the APPEAL, and his family are So
Journing at Bailey springs.
Mr.. NJ. L. MEACHAM and family left yes
terday for Crab Orchard springs, Kentucky,
and other places of resort up north.
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New Saloon Openino

This evening, at eight O'Clock, Louis Wool
Ter will open his new saloon. on the southeast
corner of Main ana Washington streets, to
his friends and the general public. Fine
music will be presented during the grand
opening, and an excellent lunch will be fur
nshed to all guests. Mr.. Woeller will keep
none but the best of liquors and cigars. He
will keep on hand the coolest and freshest
lager beer in the city. He will be glad to see
all his own friends at the opening entertain
Inent tonight.
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ZELLNER l. 90.
800
::8S9D
MAN

FOR THIRTY DAYS ONLY!
Selling out their large stock of custom
made boots and shoes regardless of cost! On
the first of September they will open their
new store, corner Main and Madison, with
an entirely new stock. Call and get good
goods at low prices.
3S9 Nam Street. 3S9
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3S9
:SS9
Relief Mt IaSfs

From cholera infantum and summer COM
plants. DR.. Moffett's TEETHINA (teething-
pOicders) regulates the bowels and makes
teething easy, heals eruptions and sores, re-
moves and prevents the formation of worms
in children. No mother should be without 1t.
w. n. Wllkerson & Co. and all druggists
keen 1t
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aDooIey,s Yeast Powder, .

said lady. has made itself indispensable
in our kitchen. Our biscuits, cake, watties,
mullins, and such like things, with lts aid
are always enjoyable and good. We would
used it for over fifteen years, and it has never
disappointed US yet.
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For all liver complaints and their attendant
wis, bilious attac ks, constipation, dyspepsia,
headache, fever and ague, malaria, etc, this
is a speedy remedy. Purely vegetable and
pleasant taste. g. w. Jones d Co., Mem
phfs, agents.
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Mrs. Winsiow's soothing s rup has been used
for children. 1t corrects acidity of the stom-
ach, relieves iOiRd collie, regulates the bowels.
cures dysentery and diarrhea, whether arising
from teething or other causes. An old and
well-tried remedy. TIcenty- fpe cents a bottle
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Recommended by All Phys
clans
Embree's Liver Medicine. Fifty Cents

As a beverage; soda or mead have nc
equals. Saratoga waters on draught at
Floyd's.
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GENTLEMEN who desire fine whisky for
home use would do well to call for Green
Brier. 1t can be obtained from any of the
principal jobbers and dealers.
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The tonic, quinine, is peculiarly beneficial
to the teeth and gums. J. & Z. Atkinson 8
qulnine tooth powder Is one of the best means
OF preserving the teeth and purifying the
breath.
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There is nothing nicer than box of Floyd's
candies. His caramels are the finest in the
cOuntrv
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DIsinfectants
For Present

at GriswOld d Anthony's. corner OF
Main and ReaIe streets.
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FOR SALE.

\ S-HORsE ENGINE AND BOILER complete
= - order. as good as new; will sell cheap, for
cash or good city acceptance. Applyt
RANDLE, HEATH LIVERMORES Foundry.
CTEINWAY PIANO-Nearly new; very low, for
= cash &. WtTZMANN & CO., 223 Second St
NIEAT STORE-With fixtures, In good order
1Nl and good Iun OF custom; will sell cheap for
cash or good paper. Call at 30 Poplar street
L. SCHUSTER.
A BARGAIN-S7OO will purchase good house
~ and five acres OF ground three miles from Court
Square. IRRELEVANT & CONAWAY,
No 3 Madison street.
Il OUSE AND LOT-1TO1s Poplar street. Apply
II SHAW, DAVIS d CO., IL Madison St
IOUSE AND Lotion Rayl urn avenue house
II has rooms, fine yard, stable. large extra built
cisteFn, plenty shade. Apply to LEWIS r. GIL
BERT corner South Jackson and Rayburn avenue.
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THE CITY COUNCIL

In Adjourned Session Works Of a Big
Batch of Business, and is RECALLED
with the EIOquenee of the
United States Marshal
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For Upward of Thirty Years

FLoYD's candies are often initiated, but
never eoualed.
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mayor and city attorney were ordered to draw
up contract to that effect.
The petition of Mrs Isabel Rice was grant
ed against the recommendations of the fire.
chief.
Mr.. Dent offered resolution to subscribe
twenty thousand dollars to the building of an
elevator, to be paid out of the wharf and
landing fund, as it is beneficial enterprise
and will protect the landing. 1t was referred
to the wharf and landing committee and city
attorney.
AFTER A JOINT SESSION
the board reconvened, and passed an ordi-
nance giving the board of health all power
to control persons attempting ipgress and
egress, etc.
The following tax levy was passed and re-
ferred:
Uenerdl expenses. 81 w
Interest on compromise bonds (''new limits" 40
out 3 cenIs). -.--------------. ~
Schools. ........... Observation-Disclosures. 10
Judgments. ..........-- ...-...--. .....-....-. D
sinking fund new limits, cents. .........-. 20
Mandamuses new limits, 81 cents) ....-..-... 30
j. +. FRANKS judgment Observation-Disclosures.
IOJdI % 81
Adjourned to Tuesday evening at three
o'clock.
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The Memphis Wooden Mills

want coat, vest and pants makers. See no
tlce in want" column.
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STRAYED Or STOLEN.

NTARE-On August 4th one dun-colored mare;
vi black name and tail; about years old; IA or
| hands high; star IN forehead. A liberal reward
will be paid for her return 10 ]. V. GLASS,
Union avenue, near hospital.
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LOST,

TOLD MEDALLION the morning of the 9Th, on
VI Saharrans street, in Chelsea. gold medal, in
scribed " n the name of Maggie L. Brooks, st
Agnes Acad., 1867" A liberal reward will be paid
for its return 10 344 Front street.
L. LAwBORN L co.
nOG-A black-andtan bitch from the corner of
l. Mil and Sixth streets, Chelsea Liberal
ward for her return. word left 1T the Appeal office
where the owner can get her. FRANK BEAMISH
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AFTER A Joint SESSION
CASEY YOUNG.

Adjourned to Tuesday evening at three
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-03-01
frald
TIE uNs1DDnN z


Last night a guest went through olI
street
He calls 10 time on ell who live
He ran 90 softly and so deet.
4 welcome we forgot 10 give.
Unbidden 10 our house he came,
Nor rang the bell, mol left his card,
No servant asked him for bic name,
Or took bic hat and Goa % guard
HE pale white horse we could not see;
The moons cold light vas shining
strong
Our eyes were blind with tears. may he
The ghostly pair we're quickly gone.
For other calls they had 10 make
All up aud down the sleepiny town
And many a mortal they would take
Before the mornings sun look'd down
A glimmering lamp In chamber dark,
Gave forth a white and feeble rag,
Fit symbol o. the mortal spark
Which took lts flight ere break o. lay.
Our guest put out the lizht, ami then
We knew a human soul had ned;
We felt mis- unseen presence, wnen
We stood the living with the dead,
without, the snow lay On the ground,
And white the stars sh1ne, pale as fair;
The street was empty Of all sound
Our guest mad gone, We knew not where,
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-03-01
Gross IasuIt 20 n MInIsIer Of lh,
Gospel.

Gross Hasult 90 a Minister Of 1he
Gospel.
Columbus Independent.
With deep regret we record the fact
below.
On Tuesday evening, Elder Knowles
Shaw, pastor of the Christian Church
in this city, made complaint TO the au-
thorilies of insulting language used 10
him by Mr.. NJ. L. Howard. The pro-
per warrant was executed, and the
case came before His Honor, MAJ or
Fort. ]. E. Leigh, E,q, appeared a.
counsel for defense-Mr. shaw depend
ed upon the justice OF the cause for hi-
rights. The witnesses were Mr.. Shaw
and Mr.. Jno. W. Worrell; the pur-
port of their testimony was as fol-
lows:
Mr.. Shaw ca the morning in ques-
ton passed Msssrs. WorTell and How
ard standing on the pavement iu front
OF the new stores Mr.. Howard is hav-
ing built. Courteous greetings passed
between Mr.. Worrell and Mr.. Shaw,
and then Mr.. S. held out his hand to
Mr.. Howard, with the friendly salute,
show do you do, Mr.. Howard Mr..
Howard thereupon refused bis hand
and said go to hell, God damn you!
/ won't have anything to do with men
Of your sort-I won't speak to you
or words to that effect. Nobody doubts
Mr.. Shaw's courage, aud his reply was
worthy Of a christian "Mr. Howard,
do not intend to go here aud then
walked of.
The only amusing scen2e Of the trial
was counsel Leigh's attempt to get up a
discussion about hell. When in tho
cross.examiualiop, he asked Mr.. Shaw
what his reply was TO the defense, be
followed it with he querJ:
Mr.. Shaw, where is heit!' Qd,E,!
ADD firmly the answer came:
The indications. are, ,ir, THAI you
will soon find out"
Amid q general Ilgg9, The Cur
called the parties TO order with the lc.
buEe 10 Mr. Leigh that he would Uo,
allow theological discussion, IN ,ht.
Court, 3, ut had no j~Gri.dic,ion ''7
f."-lnl then everybody laughed.
NJ Howard vas iucd j!j AID eo.'s.
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rae q a OF A

Not that from life and all its woes
The hand OF death shall set me free;
Not that this head shall then repose
In the low vale most peacefully.
All, when l touch Times farthest brink.
A kinder grace must still attend;
II chills my very soul TO think
On that dread hour when lie must end,
In vain the hAttering verse may breathe
OF ease from pa n and rest from strife;
There is q sacred dread OF death
InwoVen with the strings Of life.
This bitter Il at drst was given
When angry justice frOwned severe,
And 'tis the eternal doom Of heaven
That man must view the grave with
fear.
Nv. Z Bryant.
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MARRIED.

LAWRE%Ca-BURNEY-at .., ass.
derce otMrs. r. A Thomas, lc.a Id g.,
at SD O'Clock ~ tAe evening, # t,".t.
arg !lst, by Bishop Adams, Mr. CLAUDE
H. LAWRENCE, Of vicksbury, and 4,ss "
ELLA BURSEY, 4 Delta,
Atieudants--Dr. l.. W. Gillian |, Miss
Anna Burney; c. W. Wilson, Miss u uIc
Towne; DR., Med. clarke, Miss Rosa
Moore; DR.. z. 7. Woodruff, Miss Molile
Clarke.
Savannah Morning News aud Macon
Ca journal aud NJ sSenger please ,py.
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Citation Notice.
OF MISSISSIPPI.

Warren County.
Charyory Court Of snid County, February
AID. 1873.
james W. Hazclrtt ". Sailic e. Bo,aud and
Thomas NJ. Boland.
TTPON OPENING COMPLAINANTS
u Bill, and il appearing from affidavit
thereto made, tina, the ,nil defendants, SHllic
G. Bo,and and Thomas VI. Boland. her hU,-
bnnd, are not citi2cn,ot TIL, State, but reside
beyond he limit, thereof, in the city o.! New
Orleans, Louisiana, which i, also their post
Office, and the ordinary pruco,, II ,ai. Couy.
cannot be served upon them;
!! j, therefor" ordered. that ;i"y q, ! each
Of them do enter their appearance l"rriu on
or before The second Monday Il April neat
a suing. aud plead, answer ~ lrmur to coln-
plaiuanl's bill, or the several allegations
thereof will be taken ., .,u.c..cl against
them. Ii is further ordered tha. a ,tpy o.,
ihi, order be published FIR noe Il week for
tuar consecutive weeks in the Vicksburg
Weekly Herald, a Newspaper published il
the city Of Nicksburg, AMI that copy there
Of hoNddrc..cd and malice, postage prepaid,
to said defendants .. tho. po,:.ol!gc a! New
Orleans, Louisiana.
Ordered, this February s,h. ls7S.
UPTON VI YOUNG.
Ecbli.#i: Chnn,",,,r.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-03-01
Trustees Sale.
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
WnTrhn County.

Warren County.
DY VIRTUE OF A CERTAIN DEED
ID Of Trust, executed on the 10th day Of
January, AID. 1869, and recorded in Deed
Book IF, p. $50, Of the records Of the Chan
Gerry Court Of said county and State, l will,
On Saturday, the 9th day Of March,
AID. 1878, before the Courthouse door of
said county and State, and between the hours
prescribed by law, proceed 70 sell, to the
highest bidder, for cash, the following de-
scribed property situated in the city ofVicks-
burg, In said county and State, to-wit: That
part Of a tract of land conveyed by John G.
Yeiser to Eliza NJ. Yeiser, by deed dated
September 10Th, 1865, and recorded in Deed
Book &C, p. GA, Of Warren county records,
to-yit: One hundred and seven feet fronting
on Cherry street continued, being the north
end Of said tract, running back, or west,
from Cherry street, between parallel lines,
TO the western boundary, 2S3 feet, more or
less. u J'COWAN,
febs.w5t Trustee
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Supervisors District No. 4.

A BOvina, Ith DAY q March, Iel6l Tom .
o'clock am to4 o'clock PIN.
At Mont Albon, 9th day Of March, 1913,
from Q o'clock am to 1 o'clock pm,
At Hickory Tree, 9th day Of March, 1878,
from 9 o'clock am. TO 4 O'Clock pm.
At FREQ Town, 4th day Of March, 1878,
from 9 o'clock am. TO 1 o'clock pm.
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Supervisors District No, ,.

Al Slsmans Store, 9th day Of March,
ISIS, from 8 o'clock am 10 4 o'clock pm.
AT Oak Ridge, 9Th day Of March, ls7S,from
8 o'clock am. TO 4 o'clock pm.
At Mii!dSle, Eth day Of March, 1879, from
9 O'Clock am. TO 1 oclock pm.
At Hancs Bluff, 9Th day of March, 1878,
from 9 o'clock am. to ! o'clock pm.
1t is the duty ofall persons liable 10 taxa
ton in said county, tuattend in their respect
i've districts, al the above named times and
places, and make out and deliver 10 me as
County Assessor, or my Deputy, a trGc list
of hi, taxable property, cf which he was pos
se..el On the lst day Of January last, Or
which hc hn. acquired since, or which hus
become liable to taxation slice the 1T day
Of JANUARY last, in his own right Or in the
right Of his wife, or ~ Executor, Almini,-
traitor, Guardian, Trustee, or otherwise,
which lit shall be- verified By oath; and upon
failure 30 do So, each person 20 dcliHqlrn,
shall forfeit and pay TO the Assessor the sam
Of fifty cents.
ED. W. FOLkES,
Assessor for Warren County.
i-lG-i2lSw4t
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VICKSBURG WEEKLY HERALD, F. IDAY, MARCH 1, 1878
Notice 20 Tax-P Payers.

tLLPERsONS N WARREN COUN-
n ~, In the State Of Mississippi liable 70
;~nIa,ian. are hereby notified that ! will be,
there in person oT By Deputy, ut the places
hereinafter named, On the days Of the dates
fixed for each Of said places, 10 assess the
ta1es OF personal property for said county,
viz
Supervisors District No. /.
Al Phoenix Engine House, 9Th day II
March, .s7-, from 2 o'clock am. t. ! oy.ocS
PIN. +.
At Constitution Engine House, j'h day If
March, les, from o'clock a.n.t0l o ..cck
Al Lewis. Stable, 9Th day of Margn, ls7s,
from Q O'Clock am. 10 4 clock pm.
At Washington Engine House, 7lh dag Of
March, 1875, from . O'clock am. .oi o'clock
pm.
lay. # Marph, ls7s. from O'Clock an. 70 1
do clock nm.
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Raw EuRS.

sup ToR PRieE CrRREST TO A. +. BURRHARDT
4 co., Manufacturers and E1poftefe Of American fuR
ll3 West Fourth ST., Cincinnati. Tbey
pay the highest prices current IN America. shipping 10
Them direct will save tie proofs u middle-uen, and bliIS
prompt cash returns
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The nrst bottle mas never failed 10 r {.
lieye from pain in the most aggravated
case. should the patient lind no relief
from the use Of one or two bottles he may
feel as. ured he is not suffering from any
Of the above diseases, and 1t Will be II no
use to continue. Upon its own merit,
without advertising, 1t has established fur
itself a great reputation throughout the
south, and is used In the practice Of Il
large number NJ our leading physicians
For sale in yicksburg, Miss -, by DR.. X.
ULeary.
Price, EljO per bottle. l.. L. LYONS,
Wholesale Agent, New Orleans, FER
LEW & CO., prop,ietOrs, 7, .. Box 1906,
New Orleans. feb2l.dAwlv.ih
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HEALTH RESTORED.

DEMEDY FREE FOR THE SPEEDY
IL cure Of nervous debility, premature
decay, lost manhood, and NIL disorders
produced by youthful excess. Mailed to
any address. DAVIDSON & Co. ~ Mas.
sau street, n. Y. nOVlG.V Gm
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MAGOLD PLATED WATCHES. chsapess
4ln the known world. Sd'Rpls WdteA Free 70
WVAgean. Address, A. COULTER &co, Chicago
ganlI.wlV
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n magyar. Agents wanted everywhere. BuG
\VhU incSs stTlcily cgiiimaie. Particular free
VGVUO Address J.WoRrH = Co, St. LouI, Mo.
sep!i.wly
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1878-12-05
Causes Decided In tho Court or Ap-
peaIs November 30, 1878.

ii. Il. Moore v. BOito ms; from Van
Zant. Affirmed on certificate. 49,
Peters 81 al. v. Hansel frcmee.
Affirmed on certificate.
Ishmael v. Hodge & Smith; from
HOPKINS. Affirmed on certificate.
John Carr v. The State; from Rob-
ertson. Reversed and remanded. Opil-
ion by White, j.
Henderson v. The State; from Brs-
eos. Affirmed. Opinion by Ector,
i. J.
Roberts v. The State; from Pamela.
Affirmed. Opinion by Eetor =. ].
Jones v. The State; from Harrison.
Affirmed. Opinion by Winkler, j.
j. j. Robertson v. The State; from
Williamson. Reversed and dismissed.
Opinion by Winkler, j.
John Carlson v. The State. from
Williamson. Affirmed. Opinion by
Winkler, J.
Michael Tooney v. The State; from
Tarrant. Reversed and remanded.
Opinion by White, ].
August Shoefercater v. The State I;
from BlaDco. Reversed and remand
ed. Opinion by Ector, +. j.
Bagby 81 al. v. Akin; from Red RIy-
er. Affirmed. with damages.
Carter v. Garrison; from Hopkins.
Affirmed.
Lane & Son V. Bridges; IRON San
Augustine. Affirmed.
THoSAs SMITH. Clerk.