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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-11-16
A arowl From the Russian Hear.
LIVE STOCK.
New York.

NEw YoRK, November IS lc~Ne-
Receipts 100 head, No further de-
cline in prices, but very slow trade, ALL
several cors were carried over. IA.
IRENE range 6i@9lc The majority u
the sales were At 7ihstc. l--s than
40 head were taken by exporter. at 81
Ole. shipments to-day $50 head alive
and go quarters oi beef.
Sheep Receipts 800 heal. sheep
duh at 3 O0@ 1 -, with tSo Cafs at ~
per 100 LIS. Lambs selling al ub'9
40. Exports l,T alive.
Hogs Receipts 6,sD head. lave
quiet at 3 l263 81; with car. Ohip
corn fed at . 20 and ear kentuciy pigs
at L..
CnICAGo, November b. The D,O,o'
Journal reports hog receipts s. ~ brad,
shipments $500 head Market -hsir
lower; choice heavy VVd3 ~ light
2 70ld2 ~; mixed GO'a2 ~.
Cattle receipt. 800 head. ship'
meats 200 head Market finn, ,hp
ping 3 I0tdi 60. feeders and slDcIef'
iOtd3 20; butchers COWS 2Usj %
steers . sOfa3 ~; bulls . Osa; W
westerns . sNa 20; Texan, ~ W w
Sheep receipts 1909 heal. MARKET
steady at , 10aS 60.
East Liberty.
East Liberty, November IL. Cattl"
Receipts SD head Of through aud none
Of local total Tor four DAYS. 81 head "i
through aud ,5Sl head "i local. Moth
ing for sale TO-DAY.
lIngs Receipts 1, so heat; total iH
four DAVIS 1870 head; Phllad"lrhla'
- 1908 ~; Workers - s5ta3O
sheep Receipts 100 head; toid 'oi
Jour days. 1880 head. Bnsinrs. elo'sh
for the week.
~. LnrIs, November -. Hos acui'
md drrner; light shipping aud >"s.
err 9 iJta? -, packing aud B~i'h'
. $50 3 %; butchers and PhllahrlphiS
2 $50 10, receipt. loo heal, ,h'P'
ment- l30 head.
Cincinnati.
CIXCISSAIi, November -. I'M
fairly active and shade higher. common
Q 30(d2 20; light 2 1902 W; ysfhhs
9 sO,s.? IS; butchers ? eOdsJ ~ Ne
ceips S,?Tj head. shIpmsDs ~"
head
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-11-16
100 NEWS-BOYS
Wanted Sunday morning. al
corner Of Fourteenth and Main
streets, 10 veil THE WHEEL
ING NEWSLETTER
Serenaded.

The Germania SingiIA Society sere-
naded G. Bremen at his home in the
Eighth ward, last evening. The OCCASION
Was the marriage oil Mr.. Bremen Thurs
day last. The society was invited in AMI
treated Ia a very fine lunch.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-11-16
mbeelin9 A9istfr
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Index to New Advertisements.

Furniture-Xink 4 son.
Plumbers-Theinpson x Hibberd:
Panel Photographs Higgins Gal
lery,, -,
Cheapest Carpets in the City &c.
Mendel Il Co.
Frrrets ior Sale \. j. Schultz.
Wanted Newsboys--[ Head Of Local. }
Notice toTax-Payers.
Disciples Church.
Glass Chandeliers - CumrninS 4
Woods.
Sherifi-s Sale.
Time Table--Elm Grove Railway.
Can Beat the World. Blum Il Bro.
/ Head OF Local.
Letter List.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-11-16
DRY GOODS.


NEw YOEK, November l5.-Bu.iS."
lair Tor this time Of the year ~, coz
tinues quiet with commission bon
Cotton goods 10 letter. demand, -
jObbers are operating lightly IT,,
quiet Hamilton and knGssf
taBcies reduced 10 5ie. The e'dh;As
trade is placing mOdersse ords" ~
gprinp woDIens.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-11-16

ToLEDo, November B-"hsst S aei.
amber Michigan spot ssle sss.p; ~ :,
bid; No. red winter spof an" "a :,
November s5tc: seller January he -
9sc; e3.c bad; western amber e4se -. -.
aniet; No. 2 new JN Etc
fmeT.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-11-16

THE Reverend Father Drumgooie, OF
the Newsboys' Bodeing House, New
York, uses for bruises and lameness, and
the many troublss 10 which the waits
under his charge are subject, DR.. Giles
Liniment Iodide Ammonia
Sold by all druggists. send dor PAM
phlet. Da- GnH,
40 Hsa Broadray, y. T.
Trial sine 3 cents Logan, List 4 Co.
Agents.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-11-16
River N eNs.

The marks at the wharf last evening
showed feet and rising.
The Courier for Parkersburg AT 1880
o'clock this morning.
The Hudson arrived on time from
Cincinnati yesterday, and will return
this evening at ) o'clock.
The Buckeye state passed down last
night.
The W. Y. Thompson will pass up at
10 O'Clock this morning, and will pass
down tomorrow night.
The salt Valley il due up this morn
iny. TN route to Pittsburgh.
10 The Katie Stockdale will pass up to-
morrow morning, en route 10 Pitts
burgh.
The Iray's Iron Line will load with
La Belle. Benwood and Bellaire nails
to-day, and will depart for st. Louis To-
morrow afternoon.
The Boaz passed down Yesterday
morning,
The local packets arrived and depart
cd a. usual.
by Telegraph
pIrTsBuRGH. November l5.-Rivcr
feet 10 inches and falling. Weather clear
and cool.
EVANSVILLE, November l5.--kiver
falling. Cool and raining. Down
Florence Meyer. Up--Baum.
VICEsBrRG, November Is. Weather
cloudy. up-John b. Wande. Down
R. r. Lee.
NA.HyIILg, November II. - River
falling; IS inches on shoals.
MEurHIs, November l5.-Arriyed-
Thompson Dean, New Orleans; Cons.
Miller, Cincinnati. DepartedECorons,
New Orleans.
LOUISVILLE, November l5.-Weather
cloudy and cool. Departed-Msry Mil
ier. Fannie Tatum, Cincinnati. River
rising with feet in the canal.
NEw ORLEANS, November l5.-No ar
rivals. Ieparted-Jsmes Howard, John
Dippold and barges, II. Louis. Weather
partly cloudy and damp heavy rain this
morning.
Cugo November IA. Arrived f.
commonwealth, St Louis Departed
James Gilmore, Cincinnati River 8
ieet 4 inches and falling. Mercury
IL; raining since noon.
CNCrSSAu, November l5.-Riyer II
feet inches and rising. Weather mild.
Arriyed--firsham, Pittsburgh; Andes,
Wheeling; Mary Miller and Alice, st.
Louis; Shinkle, Memphis; Anderson,
Evansville. Departed-Andes, Wheel
ing; stockdale, Pittsburgh; shinkle,
New Orleans.
II. Lotfs. November l5.-Arriyei--
Victory with bsrges, Dubuque; Whale
With three barges, from Pittsburgh;
Kinney, Memphis. Departed-Moore,
New Orleans; Hobbs and barges, Pitts-
burgh; Desrnet, Paiuca; Belle Of ST
Louis. Memphis. River fzllen 9 inches.
With still b feet 10 Cairo.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-11-16

C,KPET., Oil Cloths, Window shades
and Wall Paper iur the TALL trade, in
great variety at the lowest prices, at
Harbour 4 DiltInana, 1859 Main street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-11-16
Local Weather Report.

The following observations, taken by
Mr.. {. Schneh. OF the Opera House Drug
Store. show the stale al the weather dur
ing the past
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-11-16
Cincinnati.

CIScINSATI, November -. Cotton
steady At o.. Flour iull and unchaged.
Wheat in good demand at full prices;
red and white sS(a.s5c; receipts 1900
bushels; shipments II 600 bushels. Corn
duh and dropping at 3llS gle. Oats
in good demand and stronger at 2la
2iIc. Rye dull at i9c. Barley dull and
unchanged Pork in fair demand; new
SIS seller D,cenitsr Lard easier;
,,eain : ~ cash and seller December;
kettle = 90 Bulk Meats in good de-
Iaand shoulder 2 10; short nib 3 700
. 80; sbOrt clear nominal. Boxed Meats
in good demand; shoulders 3 o. seller
fret week in December; short NIB and
-hortclear 4 10 seller November; short
clear beid Al 1 81 cash. Bacon steady
at STA 4ta4ic Whi.key dull At ] "a.
Butter steady and unchanged
Baltimore.
BALrINozE, November Is. - Pro-
visions dull and nominal; jobt,ing trade
only. Mess Pork, at s 30. Bulk
Meats 3Ic: clear no sides i@4ic;
parked JG5i. Raoon, shoulders 4!c;
clear NIB sides .5le Hams at l0l6Sl2!
Lard, refined In tierees 7 %. Butter,
choice in good demand; western roll
and packed, l6falsc- Petroleum quiet
but q shade frmsr; crude tie; re-
fined o.. Coffee dull and nominal;
Rio cargoes l2lGSl6c. Whisky lower
at 6Dllei 10.
Nsw Orleans.
NEw OKIEAss, Nov. B.-COfee
quiet; ordinary 70 prime l2its l6je.
Sugar steady and in lair denandi In
ierior 70 good common 4lte Sc; common
70 good ootamon 5Sd5ic; yellow ciari-
fsd 6t6 tic, Molzsses weak; common
a12ae; kir e5<z16c. Rice dali; ordi-
sry 70 choice 5sStc.
PitssbussA
PsrrssrpaH, Soyember la.-Pstrole-
nm quiet; crude q a 10 q fszksys
for immediate Ehipmsat; re1nsd "
Philadelphia delivery.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-11-16

foUH more goOd stngie makers can
have steady jobs by applying to Juier
Bros Al Weston, ". Va.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-11-16

New patterns Of gold neck
chains Just received.
For sale very low.
JACOB W. GIRL BB,
JeWeIer, 1854 Main Street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-11-16
GIVE EAR We AFFLICTED.

. ~
Rejoice, Everyone Whom the Faculty Can
no Longer Aid---The Celebrated Mag
netic Physician, Or. {. hersh, OF
jamestown, n, Y, Is Visiting
Our City, and Brings Con-
ISOLATION and Reliefto
THE BLIND! The LAME! AND IHt
SICK!
Whom He Restores
Without Medicines or
Any Surgical Operation What
Ever, and Receives no Patient
Whom He Cannot Positively Benefit.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-11-16
PROPOSALS.

Proposals for Public Printing and Binding.
and for Furnishing Stationery Tor the
State Of West Virginia
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-11-16
A..hn. and Distressing Cough Cured.

Nv mother was q great sufferer from
Asthma, cough, could not sleep, her
symptoms became very alarming, short
breath, pains and oppression. DIR:
swayne's Compound syrup of Wild
Cherry restored her 10 rood health II.
Meyer, grocer, Seventeenth and Carpen-
ter streets, Philadelphia
PHYSICIANS oEooNxESD IT,
DR.. Thomas J. Bhoads, Boyertown,
Berks county, Penn, writes, DIR.
sxayns's Compound Syrup Of Wild
Cherry esteem very highly; have been
selling and recommending il 70 my pa
tents for many years, and Il always
proves efRcacioas "a Obstinate coughs,
bronchial and asthmatical affections. II
has made some remarkable cures In this
section, and / consider Is tho best rem
edy with which / am acquainted Price,
trial size, s cents bottle LarEe Size,
81, or six bottles for 81 Prepared only
BY DIR. Swsyne 4 Son, Pkihdeiphis.
Sold by al leading druggists
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-11-16
EaAt Liberty.
bt. LOUIS
Cincinnati.

CIScISSAn, November 10 w.
fairly active and q shade higher. common
2 Goa 2 20; light 7Jte? W; ysfhhs
2 sOla.2 IS; butchers . fctsJ ~ Nc.
ceipis s,g7j head; shipments 'l''
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1878-05-17

and gone. The casc had been con
timed from term to term IN order
to procure the Witnesses. The case
had literally worn out, and nobody
cared anything about it. The ac'
cused was defended by ID. b. Seal
and Judge Chandler. The jury
promptly rendered a verdict OF not
guilty.
We now come to the little cases,
which brought on a tremendous
conflict, occupied the court for
three days, stirred up an awful
stink, and turned the county upside
down with excitement. These ca
SEES were extraordinary in circnm'
stances that attended the trials,
and gave rise to very close and
nice questions of law, which will
go to. the supreme court tor settle
ment. For these reasons the eases
require a more detailed report.
There were three indictments emit.
tied the State VS.. John ID. Davis, one
of them charging him with stealing
"A heifer to the value of Sl5; anoth'
er charged him with stealing one
sheep to the value OF 81, and the
other indictment charged him with
stealing four sheep TO the value of
IS. All the animals were describ.
ed as the property of the same per
son. Verdict of guilty as to the
aud sentenced to the peni.
teniary tor two years.
OBSERVER.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1878-05-17
Mississippi City.
Harrison County Wants the Agricultural COL
lege-A Sensible Move, Etc,

Upon suggestion of Gen. Joseph
r. Davis the citizens of Harrison
county, Miss, met at the court.
house, on Monday 18th inst, to
deliberate upon the question of the
location of the agricultural and
mechanical college at some point
on the s%eacOast, within the county
of Harrison, aud to confer with the
State board of trustees, to locate
same at some point within said
county.
On motion of Gen. Davis, Hon.
IL. Seal was unanimously elected
chairman of said meeting. On TAX
ing his seat the chairman in a few
apt, appropriate aud well pointed
remarks explained the object of
the meeting.
On motion l.. Ii. Champlin was
elected secretary. Hon. Il. Davis
then took the stand and with elo.
quence and warmth advocated the
measure under deliberation, show.
ing the necessity of action, and the
great advantages to be reaped by
the location of the college at some
point on the seacoast and the ca
sons why and wherefore the sea
coast should be selected as the 10.
cation of said college.
On motion of DIR. Pelaez, it was
unanimously resolved that a com
mittee of five be appointed by the
chair to ascertain what inducements
are necessary to be offered to the
State board of trustees in order to
obtain the location of the agricul.
tural and mechanical college at
some point on the coast within the
county of Harrison, and that said
committee be directed to cores.
pond with the board of trustees of
the college at AN early day.
ResOtred, That the committee do
meet at the courthouse at Missis-
sippi City, Oh Saturday, May Is,
1878, at pm.
The chair then appointed the fol.
named persons on said
committee, viz: w. A. Champlin,
Gen. j. r. Davis, Elliot Henderson,
DR.. Chas. Pelacz and +. w. Elmer.
On motion the proceedings were
ordered TO be printed in the Pas
DEMoCRAT-STAR aud Sea.
Shore Gazette.
On motion, it was ordered that .
his meeting do now adjourn. :
r. SEAL, Chairman.
l.. Fl. CHAMPLIN, Sec'y.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1878-05-17
NOTES FROM THE COAST.
Visitors to the Coast-Line of Steamers
Bay St. Louis ~Factory-Sheep
Raising Etc.

Judging from the preparations
being made along the coast numer.
Gus visitors are expected and a
bright season anticipated. Owing
to the healthy season in our large
Southern cities, few visitors have,
as yet, made their appearance, as
heretofore.
The low pressure side-wheel
steamer New Camelia, running
from New Orleans to Pass Chris,
tan, touching at Bay st. Louis,
makes two trips "a week. Leaves
Pass Christian every Wednesday
and Saturday at 8 am. A restau.
rant, nicely kept up, is open at
all hours for the accommodation of
passengers, aud fare at New Or.
leans prices. At these two places
two lengthy wharves have been
made, which adds a neat appear.
ance to the "Queens of the Coast.r
Hearsay" has it that in a few
weeks this steam line will place Il
secodd steamer, Alabama, plyipg
between New Orleans aud Mobile.
making all coast stoppages. Capt.
P%oltevcnt, au enterprising cfti.
OF Ocean Springs, will, SO it is
said, start IA through boat, making
all coast stoppage. All that is nee,
to make these enterprises
success is a little exertion on the
part OF the public. The New Ca.
nfella carries passengers from New
Orleans TO Pass Christian for IS
cents, and freight at equally low
The factory for the mandatory
't WOODEN goods, at Bay st. Louis,
VII, IN the course of ten DAYS, be.
an operations. 1t is paying for
WOOL the highest cash prices. and
lone could do better than see the
proprietor or RObt. Lewis, the
gent, ere shipping elsewhere. Our
feel that we have already /,
epended too long on strangers for
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1878-05-17
FROM BAY ST. q
The Excursion Season Opens with Bright
Prospects-En Of the Spring Term
Of Court, with Notes Therefrom.
BAY ST. LOUIS, May ~, 1878.

BAY ST. LOUIS, NAV -. 1873.
EDITOR DEMooRAT.STAp-Th
ummoror
=. 'o
" nave Se' ~ ana tue excursion
tram from New Orleans this morn.
ing brought large number of people,
manyof whom wera .rornd
70 wont oror,ou, Co.,
"' 4""'''' ioi 'ne sumner
LIE Prospects OF q gay and pros
porous watering season for this
summer seems to be excellent
The spriuy fern of tha ,.ircni,
court for Hancock comfy cIosad
last night at or after midniobt and
was n term of extraordin.rS Ianoth
The term was fcr two waaLO ond
only closed with tho IaSt m;n ~
the last honr of the last dnrn Of tv -,
weeks. The second wnok wa, no
cupied with the criminal docL ~ Of
the grave o~ftpnses tha caSas tor
misdemeauor having heendiSnosed
of the first week. Georga Chnrlas
a negro was tried for the mmrJs,
of another negro. Both Of tbcn
we're from New Orleans and uara
at the Bay on a sundays e~xcnrsion
when the killing occurred. Roth
were strangers. and very little in.
terest was fell in the ease Tho
evidence as to the circumstances of
the killing was not only conflicting,
but irreconcilable. The evidence
for the State made ont a case of
murder, and the evidence for the
accused showed it to be a case of
self-defcnse and no crime at all.
There was some evidence on both
sides upon which the jury might
fluid that the deceased just be-
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1878-05-17

MEMORIAL day was celebrated
in Vicksbnrg last Friday with more
than usual eclat. A large process.
sion marched to the cemeteries
headed by two military companies.
The leading address was delivered
by Hon. Warren Cowan, and most
happily blended the blue and gray.
Confederate and Fedora, ex-sol-
diers participated alike in the me-
mortal services, and the strewing
of flowers was general.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1878-05-17

LAST Monday resolutions inves-
tigatihg the presidential election
fraud were introduced in the Ma.
tionalhouse of representatives. The
most perfect silence prevailed while
the resolutions were being read,
followed by a scene of great but
quiet excitement. The republicans
have resorted to all sorts of fill
clustering to prevent a passage of
the resolutions, and through the alb.
sence and lack of courage of the
democrats no progress had been
made up 10 yesterday.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1878-05-17

THE COpiahan sas it is authorized
to say Hon. Ben. King will not be
a candidate for congress from this
district this fall; and the Brook.
haven ledger is informed that Gen.
Lowry does not seek or want the
nomination. Surely some one wants
to go to congress from this district.
Now, the question arises who is the
gentleman that is willing to take
the responsibility upon his shoul,
shoulders.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1878-05-17
HARRISON CIRCUIT COURT.
Few Cases and a Short Session-A Law Abb.
ding County Report of Business up to
Wednesday Night.

The regular spring term of the circui
court for Harrison county, opened at Mis-
sissippi City OF Monday last, Judge jaime,
s. Hamm, on the bench Capt. Thomas S
Ford, district attorney; Mr.. Fred S
Hewes, clerk DR.. A. X, Northrop, sheriff
Harrison county is indeed fortunate in
having such efficient officers.
Judge Hamm delivered a most excellent
charge to the grand jury. The jury is
composed of good material, with Mr.. P. Il,
McCutcheon, as foreman.
The dockets at this term of court are
very light, there being only forty cases on
the docket. This speakes well for the peo-
Pic of Harrison.
The following lawyers were in attend
ance: Messrs. X. Seal, w. A. Champlin,
Joseph r. Davis, Elliott Henderson, j. l..
Henley, W. G. Henderson, l.. b. holley,
]. l.. DAVIS, G.. ID. Lancaster, Ben Lane
Posey, l.. II. Champlin and Horace Bloom
field.
Monday and Tuesday not a case was
ibdhN ~ biidtJ Oh CtOuHt VI dDStHCt OF
witnesses and illness of counsel.
There was very few people present aside
the %juries, and less drinking thar
usual, which may be attributed to the
of money and the fear of Judge
The grand jury have returned but few
bills.
The following business is all that has
been transacted mp to Wednesday night:
Mary = OFT VS. James Overstreet, assump-
discontinued by plaintiff.
Paterson d. Bisbeee VS. New Orleans.
and Texas railroad, assumpsit-
'Vutinaed by consent.
The State VS. Peter Manuel, defaulting
1rOr-dislnissed
The State VS. } ID Fairly, defaulting ju-
or-dismissed.
JE Swetman VS. J ID Mayer d Co, ap-
'eal-continued by consent.
The State VS. Deborah Miles and Edith
ireen, keeping house of i'll fame-nolle
,rosequi.
The State vs. r Mcintosh. exhibiting
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1878-05-17
LOG CASES.
Cases Dismissed and those Continued Bad
Showing on the Part of the Government.

Through the courtesy of hessrs. Waite
Denny & Co., we are permitted to lay be
fore our readers the following which ex
plains itself:
MOBILE, May 10, 1878,
MEssRs. W. DENNY & Co.,
Scranton, Miss. {:
GENTs--At your request Isend you from
my docket of the log cases, the following
statement of the eases dismissed, as also a
list of those which were continued
by the government until the next term OF
the United States circuit court at Jackson.
The cases dismissed are as follows The
United States VIZ. Bereier & DeSmet; same
Va. Henry easy; same VS.. George Reeves
ct al ; same vs. Henry Dantzler; same VS..
A e. Banner; sane VS.. Bercier & DeSmet
I'D case } same Us. GautieT ~ Son; same
VS.. VIM. Hickman; same VS.. l.. n. DANTE
Ter; same VS.. Top Hester; same VS.. A. e..
Danner ct al same VS.. Alex Cameron /;
same VS.. Frank Wedgeworth same vs..
Fernando Gautier ct al same VS.. John X
Dickins; same vs.. John Griffin same vs..
John Williams; same VS.. John X. Dickins
cd case;) same VS.. William Tanner;
same VS.. Thos. Lott same VS.. j. Wyatt
A''' " W VI No- LNlIdo bOtb XII
case y same vs.. John Mclean ct al same
VS.. A. C.. Danner Il Co.; same VS.. Alex.
Kirkwood same VS.. NJ. G. O'Neal; same
VS.. l.. N. Dantzler( ed case y same vs.. VIM.
}. Poitevent; same vs.J }. Cowart; same
VI. q. p. Edwards; same VIZ. Hand &
Keel; same vs.. G. Taylor same vs.. NJ.
II. Morris same VS.. NJ. Myers same vs..
Lienhard same VS., j.. +. Liddle,
and same VS.. Edward MYERS.
The cases continued until next term are
as follows: The United States w. f.. f.
same vs.. Denny IL Morris; same
VS.. Henry Weston same VS.. Poitevent &
Farve same VS.. Walter Denny Il Co.;
2 cases } same VS.. john Thomas; same vs..
J.. A. ONeal; same VS.. Russell & Bond
vs.. j. w. Griffin Il Co., same VS.. l..
Lee; same vs.. Henry Branan q cases.
md same VS.. II. Blackman, ct al.
According to my docket out of about
cases, only about sixteen now re-
main for trial, Of which | do not believe
he government will gain "A single case. It
$ a most remarkable fact, that out of all
hese cases, in the district and in the cir
ult court not a single government agent
Who was instrumental in having them
could be found to come forward
md make good their sworn charges of
hleNery anu piundef az tlnst the people OF
our district.
opposed the application for c%ontinu-
nee all | could, urging a trial in every
ase but the district attorney, assisted by
lr. Bradford as special attorney, and Mr..
chief clerk of the general land Of
ce, and by telcgraphic dispatches from
he attorney general at Washington, in
uced the court, Judge Woods, presiding,
n Flnf IN - 40 -. -
asses as a above stated.
Of course we can do nothing bnt bide
ur time. I'M your ob't scrv't,
THDS II ppIrE
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1878-05-17

WHILE sometimes inclined to be
exacting, the many-headed public
is yet quite hndulgent toward its
servants. A kind of lenient feeling
Is cherished toward congress, but
rs a body it has passed the limit of
healthy contempt. But then it
must be remembered that almost
everybody in the country has a
friend who is a member of that
Body, or knows some family who
labor under the affection of being
connected with a member, and the
consequence is that the country
puts up with the folly and worth
lessness that is exhibited. AS a
body 1t has brought the art of not
DONG those things which it should
aare done, and of doing those
tAings which ought not to be done.
n Perfection.