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also the following motions, In the order named:
6albreath Overton. for new trial. Wexford vs.
Wllliford, for new trial; Kortrecht Bishop TO re-
vive Balm VS. KehOe to suppress deposition: Dow VS.
Mette, agreed case; Neel VS. Southern oil works, 10
dispose of demurrer; Royster, WaldIan Bacon vs.
MaRevney, for new trial; Halsey VS. comptroller, 10
Of the other motions Will be called In their regular
order on the docket,
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From Dr. =. j. Belt. Baltimore,
MarYInnd

have prescribed COIdens Lleblg S Hquld
extract OF beef and tonic invigorator, and
cheerfully state that it has met my most SAN
guine expectations, giving to patients long
enteeoled by chronic diseases, debility, weak
ness, loss of appetite and indigestion, the
needed nutrition and nerve force. For sale
by druggists and procers.
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Ms are a miserable affection, found in

Worms are a miserable affection, found in
most families, and not Frequently fatal in
their effects. Therefore, delay not-but i'm
mediately ask your druggist for DIR. c..
M'Lane's celebrated yermifuge," and happi-
ness will bless your household. Only see that
Fleming Bros, "a Wood street, Pitts
burgh, is on the wrapper, or you will get a
north lnes imitation
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THE AREY.

OF the above number. about one-tbird of the ap-
plicauts are cOlOred persons.
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Blue Point oysters and Fresh
CLAIMS

Just received by A. Raggio, Nos. Is AID Is
Jefferson street. For delicious oysters, fresh
clam chowder, meals at all hours, and the
finest wines, liquors and cigars, 90 TO the st.
Charles, Nos. IS and - Jefferson street
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TheOdOre and AngeIina.

They were out riding. Sald Theeae~o,
" What tree, Angelina, bears the most pre-
cious fruit?' Angelina Dorv, | can't
tell, unless it is the cherry tree" Theodore
looks unutterab.e sweetness as he gazas into
Angelina's eyes, and says: The axle tree.
darling" a box of Sd O5Iemau's No. 10
cigars were found on Theodores desk the
next morning
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Masquerade Dresses,
The finest and largest assortment In
the city, at
NAYS Az Main street

'FEARFULLY end wonderfully made" are
some of the concoctions which are advertised
and sold under the name of tonics. Reeds
gilt edge tonic is guaranteed in quality, purity
and flavor. 1t is a safe, pleasant and efficient
medicine ia all disorders of choleric nature,
such as dysentery, cholio, etc. 1t is equally
effective IN malarial diseases, and never fails
to give relief. A wine glassful three times
a day VIII be found an agreeable invigorant.
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Calendar for Monday, from unfinished Calen-
dar: Nos. 267, 7S2, $3.50, 1861, 2016 2052, 2075
and 20q0; also. Nos. 1925 Higgins vs. Park; 209,
Blackwell VS. Bartlett; 1875, Maggoner VS. Hardin;
bank VS. Walt; l55, Cooke VS. Hatcher; 2I60, Cocke
vs. Cooke; 2l61, ONeill VS. Donovan; 2297. Glenn VS.
Jameson; 229S, Anderson VS. Ammonet; 2304, Kerr
vs. White; Buntyn vs. Holmes; 1885, Bridges VS.
billiard.
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ADDITIONAL RIVERS.

ST. LOUIS, February 2l.-River fallen 2 inches.
Weather--clear and warm. Departed: City of Vicks-
burg, VlcksbuTg.
CINCINNATI, February 2I-NOOn.-River falling.
Weather-coudy and cold. 800. Gight-RIVer 20 feet
8 inches, and falling full of heavy shore Ice,
Weather cloudy and cold.
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FlOyd's,

The number of ladies who visit Floyd's is
an evidence of its increasing popularity.
will, in a few days, enlarge the dining sa-
loon to accommodate my many patrons.
An extra dinner this week, with all the del
Icacies, at FLoYD's.
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Spring 1879.

We are now receiving our new and
latest styles for men and boys. COM
prisinS the novelties in hats, Stiff and
soft hints or the IIghtest weights.
Agents for Pleas Il Co.. French makers
of the lFEhtest weight in the world.
LEIDX 4 CO.
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FOR OSCEOLA

]. g. Andrews ... Master B. o. Mitchell &c.,. Clerk
y Leaves Memphis every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY.
and FRIDAY, at p. n. For freight or passage
apply on board.
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Circuit COurt-HOn ). o. Pierce. Judge

The cases on Yesterdays calendar were
disposed of as follows: $3.50 and 5J65 set for the
twenty-seyenth instant; 4750, 52OS, 52S8, $500,
$685. 5563 and 5566 set for the twenty-seyenth in
slant; $3.50, bankruptcy suggested and case con-
tnued; $780, rule for surety renewed and case con-
tnued, to be tried or dismissed at next term 5276
jury and verdict for plaintiff of Sl5O To-day the
cases on the reference docket Will be called, and
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Bg request will not keep open my cigar
store tu-mcrr1w, but will remain open until
twelve o'clock to night, so that everybody can
provide themselves with the No. 10 cigars for
Sunday. Truly loyal.
sol, COZ ENAN. ri Main Street
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italian Monuments

Received to-day, and now being set up at our
wareroom, No. 300 Second street, the finest
lot of monuments, statuaI-y and UdSes ever
exhibited IN stock in Memphis. This stock
was imported direct from Carrara, Italy, to
suit the taste of Memphis customers, and will
be sold for less money than they could be
manufactured for In this city.
GEO. II. BELL,
VIM. u. RUDY, Agents.
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Frpn slYSfRrLunCh-

Charley Burton invites the managers of the
Taxed District and the public generally, to
a free oyster lunch tonight, at his saloon,
corner Beale and Shelby streets. Come down
tonight. He don't want to keep open Sun
day.
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IJAVING qualified as administrator with Will
II annexed, of Mrs. Martha NJ. Wilson, deceased
this IS TO notify all persons owing said estate TO
make payment; and all persons having claims
against it will present them, within the time limited
by law properly probated, to me or my attorneys,
Messrs Taylor i Carroll, No. 10 Madison street,
Memphis Tenn, or the same will be barred.
JOHN T. FARGASON,
sat Administrator with will annexed.
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HEALTH BOARD-.-ORDER No. 1.

4 T the regular meeting OF the Board of Health,
published:
From and after this date, the sup sTintendents of
TIE various burial rounds, within the jurisdiction
o. th Board, forbidden TO diSner OF Tebury any
body or bodies now In said grounds, unless special
permit be Issued by the Board.
S. h COLLINS, MD,
February le, 1879. Secy Board OF Health.
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calling attention to the ruinous effects upon
the complexion of cheap soaps made from
impure material. The old Brown Windsor
OF J. d E. Atkinson IS made from the Lest
and purest materials, and IS ezquisite'y
scented
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CARBoLINE. deodouzed extract of petro-
leum, the onlyiarticle that will restore hair on
bald heads, is an elegant dressing, and con-
tans not a particle of lead, sulphur, or other
POISONOUS drugs. Sold by druggists.
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Mrs. Winslow's soothing syrup has been used
for children. 1t corrects acidity of the stom-
ach, relieves loijad colo, regulates the bowels,
cures dySentery and di0Tylea, whether arising
from teething Or other causes. An old and
well-tried remedy. Ticenty-fpe cents a bOttel
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We Will sell goods cheap as any
parties that are CLOSING OUT, d DING
TO STAY OR LEAVE TOWN, up0n
the same terms-CASA.
H. n. DRAKE & CO.
u. G. Ward 4 Co.'s Old Stand.
No. gu Main street.
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GROCERIES.
HAMS!

THE "VEHETE SWAN FLOUR is having
a large run, and giving general satisfaction, DOM
In the City and with County Merchants.
FRY THE PINEAPPLE IA M3-They
are guaranteed superior to any In the market.
ARnOUR's HAMS are choice and cheap at
present prices.
ARNOLD's HAMS are in good stock Low to
10 the trade.
WE WILL SELL CHOICE BREAA-
< FAST BACON at less than ST. Louis or Cincinnati
I prices.
gVR ARE AGENTS FOR CLY IEER'S
Mlnee-Meat, Jellles, Peach and Apple Butter.
THE ABOVE GOODS ARE GUARANTEED
Strictly Choice In ever respect, and at Less
Money than any goods OF the kind ever o.
tered In this market
Coffee. sugar, Flour,
hOlasses, lard CruckerE
Cheese, Case and Canned 6 Gods,
Cigars and Tobacco. ETC.,
AT HARD TINES PRICES
special Inducements TO City and Country Merchants
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WANTS.

- Addrsss SMITH q CARTER,
- 3IS Front street.
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more rapidly In the future. The superintendent OF
the cuStOmhouse work. Colonel Sease, is DESTROYS Of
finishing the first and second stories OF the building
by the first Of September, but unless the marble is
furnished. cut and dressed, more rapidly than at
present the first story will not be finished by that
. ina
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mILT HARRY LINE.
Memphis white River and Black River.
U. -. Mail Packets.
For Indian Bay, st. Charles, Clarendon, DevalPs
BLUFF, Des Arc, Augusta, JacksOnpOTt, West Point
Searcy, Batesville, POwhattaR, and Focahontss
The new steamer
Josie Harry, -
n. r. Harry, captain. j D. Moore clerk
Leaves Memphis on and after November ID. every
SATURDAY, at , pm, connecting direct with the
new Back river U. S. mail packet NILT HARRY for
Powhattan and POcahOntas ana with DAILY Packets
to BateSvtle and Upper White river
Through rates to all points.
Freight consigned to Milt Harry Line Memphis or
Terrene Will be promptly forwarded. Freight will
be received at all times on the P L. Lee WharfbOat
j. T. WASHINGTON Agent
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Memphis Board Health
OFFICE-266 SECOND STREET.
MEMPHIS. February 20. 1879

CEALED PROPOSALS will be received at the
= office of the Board Of Health until II m. Sat
urday, February 22d, for ten carts and mules zone
ashes-subjet to the OrdinaI ces Attention Is
called to sections 76 and II Health and Quarantine
Laws. S. ii. COLLINS, NJ D..
Secretary Board OF Health
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Queer Isn't 1T

how fast all smokers are learning that "Duke S
Durham" smoking tobacco is the best? Ask
your dealer for it, and take no other.
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Extra select, doc; select, 30c; medium F,
Csc; prime, 20c.; 25c extra on every dozen tor
shipping, at i. A. sIGNAIGo's, 27S Second.
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OdOrless Excayating Company.

Vaults, cisterns and cellars emptied at re-
duced rates. Offices, 1872 Washington and
40 Madison, Kit Wllliams's block.
The Memphis and Charleston railroad will
sell excursion tickets to Memphis on the
tweuty-iourth and twenty fifth, good to re-
turn until twenty-seventh, inclusive, at re-
duced rates, to enable our country cousins to
spend Mardi-Gras day Twenty fifth in the
Taxing District.
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Our Leading Fhysicians are

Restaurant and saloon. Fresh oYstc IS
received daily. Walkers Bass ale ana
porter on dPRught.
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NOXRl1iPR


in Jet, fancy and gold-plated jewelry, received
daily at Jet Palace, 385 Main street.
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John StnrIa'S

The Memphis Mannerchor will give
grand mask bali On MardiG ras night, the
twenty-ffth instant.
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LAW REPORTS.

United states Circuit Court-Hon. r.
-. Hammond, Presiding.
United States vs. Franklin; Jury verdict,
not guilty Same Roberts; Jury verdict. guilty
same vs. Roberts; jury verdict guilty EIett VS. VIII
kins; trial commenced. Adjourned till Monday
This Is motion day.
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Memphis Board Health
oFFICE-266 SECOND STREET,

MEMPHIS February 20. 1879.
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received at the office
= OF the Board of Health until II Saturday,
February 22d for furnishing twenty carts and mules
and fifty men for streetcleaning purposes-subiec.
to the ordinances. S. d. COLLINS, MD,
Secretary Board of Health.
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STEAMBOATS,.
SPECIAL NOTICE

THE great steamer ED. RICHARDSON IA
i is now in port, receiving for New Or &kssEsSss
leans Shippers Will please send down their freghtS.
The mammoth steamer Will depart on time-shsrp
pm. from Lee Wharfboat.
J. T. WA sHlNtfI ON, Agent, r. 2. Lee WhaTfbOat
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Choice dressed turkeys and chickens
in large quantity at IA. BeesseI, sr., IL
SONS, corner Second and Jefferson
stEeets.
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For Onward of Y'htrtv Years

NeurIl Cures Neuralgia Instantly.
New size, so cents.
G. W. Jones & Co., agents.
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SATURDAY.. rTareb go $50

between the hours of 10 O'Clock m. and 2 O'Clock
pm, sell to the highest and best bidder, for cash.
on the southwest corner of Union ana Main street
In the city of Memphis, Tenn, all of section IS,
township l, range west of the bases meridian
line, containing six hundred and fCIy (6IO) acres
OF land lying partly in Fayette county Tenne ssee,
and Marshall county, Mississippi together with all
OF the Improvements thereon. Title believed to be
perfect, ut convey as trustee only.
W. L. CLAPP. Trustee.
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and Furnishing Goads

FAMILIES supplied with fine cream at
Floyd's.
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AE,.TEON SALES.

~ CoastabIe's Auction sale or FUR-
xITURE- at No. .sks Main street, THIS
MORNING, at 10 o'clock. Also, HAS
querade and Hsardi-Gras suits and
zIaska. a Y. sTODDARD, Auet'r.
SHERIFF'S SALE.
will sell the stock OF
GROCERIES. PROVISIONS, Etc,
Of George c. Weiss. on the fernando ROAD, near
LoOney's Switch. commencing
aturday Morning. Feb. 2&d, 10 o'clock,
GEO. i. WILLIAMS Deputy Sherlf $. q
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Notice to the Creditors of Taylor,
McGuire L. Co.
THE Undersigned. assignee Of Taylor, Mcclure
L u Co., hereby gives notice TO the creditors or
said firm TO present and file their claims at the
former office OF said firm, 369 Front street: with
Or. Justice, the book-keepeT, who can be found
there every day from 9 to 10 O'Clock am. DistTt-
buttons will be made speedily as possible
L. Z. COOPER.
Assignee OF Taylor, Mcclure 4 Co.
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THE RECEIVERSHIP.
Judge T. w. Brown Explains and Gives
MISUNDERSTANDING or Threats or
Intimidation will not stay him.
and Interested Parties Will
Please Take Notice.

a Legal Review of Bakers Conduct
shows that IL was Wholly mex
cusRble, and Calculated TO Pre-
JUDGE the Public Mind Abroad
Against MemphIs.
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FOR SALE OBS EXCHANG r.
TAKEN Up.

JORSE-Me Med Cui-sizod-sori about years
IL old; white blaze on foreheadi had sadie ano
matter on The owner can have same by calling on
JONES CROFORD, eOlUred, rear J IL washington.
IOWA large size brlndle COW, WITH q calf 4
- months old, which the owner can have oy pay
Ing charges auG proving property. Chts boyue COL
ored Bass avenue. two miles from city.
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SALE.
GlSDST.

Msnken's and RoccO's,
= on Main street pair Of gold speciacies- broken
at one end and tied with thread string. me
finder will be rewarded by leaving same at the
a uueal Oftlce.
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ADJUSTMENTS.


Memphis Theater.
Last night the concert troupe of Herr Au-
gust Wilhelmt vlollnist gave an initial perform
Teresa Carreno, pianist. Miss James the wall
not appear, she having taken sick at New Orleans
and being unable to travel. The pre- gramme or ex-
ercises last night was as follows:
PART l..
-Hongroise No 2........,.......-..Li List
Teresa Carreno.
Grand Violin Concerto In D .-.-.-..-... Paganini
a. Intermezzo, c. LIE Printemps. .......... .Carreno
Teresa CarTeno
KreutZer Sonate-Andante con VariaZione. Beethoven
CaTTenO and Wilhelmj.
PART II.
Fantasastuek 1y,i,o;,,;t "linem]
Teresa Carrsno.
Wflhelmj.
The encOres during the evenings entertainment
were numerous, and Herr Wilhelm and Nine. Car
reno kindly responded to them. The latter, In re-
spouse TO an encore, gave the Last Rose Of Sum
meT' in style most artistic, which captured the
aUdlencs. The absence of Miss James was felt by
the audience who desired TO enjoy vocal as we'll as
instrumental music. The violin performance Of
Herr WiiheliDj was everything to be commended.
He has obtained absolute mastery the technical
part OF his ant He is simply great, and is worthy
tiers Of the violin Wilhelmj is LARGE stout, clean
shaved German, of large brow and pleasing coun-
came GA the stage and at once went to work and
played as one inspired Nine. CarrenO created a
instrument she has complete mastery. To-day by
special request matinee will be given at the usual
hour. Those who were unable to attend last night
should by all means do so to-day.
Miss GeDeVIeve Rogers.
This we'll known lady will commence an
engagement at the Memphis Theater on next Mon
day night and in Maud Muller. The Washington
CErOnicIe of date of the lady and play:
1.-THE beautiful drama of Maud Muller is drawing
good houses at the National, and Miss Genevieve
Rogers Is making a lasting impression on Washing
ton audiences, Miss Rogers has all the ADVANTAGES
of youth and beauty and the power of portraying
faithfully The deepest emotions. She so completely
gains the sJmpathies Of her audience that at the
end OF the emotional acts the ladies cry outright.
Her support is excellent"
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Trustees Sale.

I Under aud by virtue of a deed of trust executed
~ to me by Mary L. Shields, on the 22d day OF
January 1879, as appears of record 10 book D. page
4l3 OF the Registers ONCE of Fayette county, Ten
neSsee, and also In deed book 80 page $50, in the
Office OF the chaDceTy clerk of Marshall county, Mis-
sisSippl, the Indebtedness therein secured hay-
Ing been paid, Will, at the request of the bene-
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STEfAYER.

TOR5E-A gray horse, I5I2 hands highs thin
Il name and tail; about eleven years Old; sup
Tse TO have gone In the dill ecton OF Memphis. ANY
h. formation as to his Whereabouts viii be rewarded,
5y addressing DT. JOHN BUCHANAN. Collleryllle.
I 1CW-Llght red COW, with long horns and brand
\ ed with figure - Flse dollars reward IOr
hyr return to WRlaHT5, $50 Rayburn avenue.
JDJTI-A red bull. one morn straight the other
ID standing out 10 the side; between the horns,
c-IrlH lalr LnnmiIe n LEl union street
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RGses rs AND BOARD.

u OOMs-Nicely furnished with board; reduced
IA prices; day-boarders wanted. SO Hernando 81
DOOMS-Desirable rooms and good board at
III so JEFFERoON o1kEEI.
DOOM-D Desirable trout room. with board, at
IL 80 MADISON cTAEET.
1.-TWO Gentlemen can obtain u large front room on
FIRST floor with or without board, IN private
family OF viii take gentlemen as day OoardeIs
References exchanged. Address, % care Appeal
EOOOAS- suit OF ffonJ TOOms. with board. at III
"A Court street. Day b5aIders wanted
TNIRSTCLaS5 rooms, with or without board.
II Terms very moderate No. "a Mulberry.
PERSONAL.
n TUSIC MIS- Mary GuTtOn Winchester will re-
MI sumo her Class in Vocal and instrumental
Music, at 227 Madison street, Tuesdays and Fridays
Z a few nice young ladies wish TO correspond with
l two nice, we'll educated young men. who Will an
syeT every letter. they can do so b. writing
HARRY or EUGENE, Collierville, Tenn.
TJTAKENOTICE-Madam Best, the Fortune Teller
l leaves Monday evening Call soon, at No. 30 st.
Martin street, between Linden and POntotOc.
CvANITARY WORK-Drains, Sewers, Pavements,
> Cisterns. Cellars ventilated, Smoky Chlmneys,
Id brickgork of all kinds at lowest rates Give me
II, at Union Foundry. Adams St THOS. CUBBlNS.
W. VANCE-Physician and Surgeon. removed
to 243 Main street.
nR. WM. A. CARSWELL, No. % South Court,
| J near Main. Office hours: to 10 M, TO
2 midday. ana to o'clock pm.
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qnleI cor aict 81 o.

Tie Conflict Of Jurisdiction y.
1l.ginie /.
AIdeputy3 United States Marshal
on Friday last arrested Judge J. d.
Coles, Of the i. County Court Of
Pittsylyania county, Va. Judge
Cole is one ofthe five Judges re-
Gently indicted inithe United States
District Court forfeiture to place
eolored men onj,ries. The arres:
ted Judge informed the Marshal.
that he.would offer, neither. bail nor
personal rccognizance, but aats the
same time would offer noIrcsistance,
and was his prisoner, ready 70 be
dealttwith as such. The marshal
then said he would mot ,imprison
theJ judge, butiwould hold him as.
hisiprisoner, allowing him the! free-
dom Of the county. Thcjudge i'm
mcdiately signed an application,
which had been already prepared,
to Chief Justice Waite, Of the
United States Supreme Court, for q
writ flhabeas.corpus, and forward.
edsit'to Attorney General Fields,
at Richmond. Judge Riycsa tele.
graphed to Danvilles on Friday ex-
pressing great surprise that the,
marshal should hayeIb ceniso' hasty
inserting the warrant. II
The Supreme Court Oft United
States, in answer toapetitionl from
the counsel forithel State of3Eirgin-
ia, has issued 10 rule requiring
Judge Riyes to appear before Ii on
the 31sts day Of March to show
cause why a writ Of mandamus
should notjissue commanding him
to!causei tolbc delivered to the jailor
Of Patrick county, Virginia, the
bodies of tBurwell and Lee Rey--
holds, the cclored men aboutiwhom
the dispute between Judge Riyes
and the State authorities has
grown. n
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The South 1hiilk.s Negro, Suffrage
q" u Btessin0. '

Tbcorcticallv. II was n crime
AGAINST GOOD government :, and nm
oI1trnpc ,1non society to invest the
newly n,upumitted + negroes will,
the mower and privilege Of the bal.
lot. and tbcro is no doubt that
!, much wrong +, "a md Injustice resulted
tbcrofrom, but practically. and
POLITICALLY It will eventually turn
ont 10 Be 4 tcrcat blessing. Il i, wi 1
n blow aimed at the pride and in
f,,ence ofthc South by the 7I,epub-
,;conr;s. If the North, md for n timc
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s.r, boston physician hss no equal ;ssu1s ~
bISo plfsiIer Hearing q ts aa S,I MI', Ms
cures amer h oshGf Is,nae ronvineesj nSystf Of
,sI , ss merit i prepared fSf5 s sss
rOoss. add het eesa %slsss n h ss s nan
iyS md they arc conll a " i -
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-03-29

In aneighboringt townSlatcly,ta
man lad three dressed rabbits
stolen from him, With a. half
smile on liis.lips lie dressed adead
cat and hung it where g the rabbits
had been. That's was stolen too,
and now there is aninquiry as to
who ate Eimira Free Press.