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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-02-13
Select School.

The Fall Term fmy School will begin on Monday,
August g. 1873 and continue twelve weeks. Pupils
desiring to prepare themselves for teaching Tor gen
pra business for college for the study of protJs-
sion will And the school admirably adapted to Their
purpose The English Course will include all the
comrnon branches taught in such way that the
Teaching may be made directly available to those
who desire to teach others in this department pg u
Accounts and General Bookkeeping In the Clas-
steal Course, pupils prepared 70 enter any OF tne
classes in college prior to the Junior year or 70 enesr
nnon the stndy oflaw, medicine or theology Where
desired instruction win also be given in German.
The instruction given is largely individual; ana
bence tbe degree OF Improvement will depend almost
entirely upon the efforts put forth by the pupils
themselves. ,. ,,a,t,, ~, rrsi
noss S'onrse 40 90. Classical Course $500 German
with English Course two dollars extra per term OF
For rtSsr information apply personally or by let
ter to the undersigned.
DAN'L WORLEY,
CANTON, OHIO.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-02-13
aa,aI 4sstutr for SaIt.
FOr Sale.

wish to sell my House and two Lots and q Black
smith Shop and lot, In Rohyllle Tie heus9 u n, q
story and half Frame and the lots are planted WIN
a choice selection Of fruit trees, two large grape
vines, currant bushes &c, There Is u new barn ana
ali other necessary Out-bulldnBs on the place. MY
blaoksmth shop aud ot which wish TO SELL are SIT
uated ON another street the tools go WIN HhOp.
Parties Wishing bargain please call on Or address
the undersigned AN!SIAIlA LlNh n
lan0OmF RchVllle Slark Cor W.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-15

GRF. iiAEC fCK VINDICATRD 1t having baen
aia"'t",i that Con. Ha:cock. who hsd charge Of
Mrs. Surrau hnfnrO har execution, treated hor
With severity sna ratusod 10 allow Clergyman
of her church to 500 her ia order to grant her
ahsolutinn, tho priest who attended hor. Rov. j .
A. Walter, at st rhtric.'s Church, Washing.
tor, has madn tho following statement:
Truth AID Justice conpnls me to deny tho
ststcmont with reference to Cen Hancock par
lc!p%tinn in tho execution of Mrs. Surrstt. L
attended Mrs, Surralt on that occasion, and mot
with no interference on Tho part of Gen. Liam
cock Con. Hancock had great sympathy 70.
this unfortunate lady, and waited uatil tho last
moment, hoping for rapriovn. consider il an
net Of justice To Con. Hancock thu. this s,,ln.
mont shnnld be mado."
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.s,Z5gIS stS 7'GE Ef-sS.

Mf, L, ~. Chi:ts to!cersph5 Mayor SCun.ay
trD;n ;,hicasu tha. iicn. U,rnt h.. nte'te his
urfsnpciacn:s 10 a. to bn III inarici,h'g d.
oenlber 10.
Ii is apGouaael that movement Is on loot
10 send Senator ThuTnan to the House tt Rap'
reaentatiVrs from tho GoIumhn', Ono, district,
where he GGalae5.
The electric light was uaci Thursday night
Oh many vessels III New York, which we're hul-
riedg loading for s5a and the Tien we're hard al
@crk upon the fact notwithstanding tho raln
and slGet
Postmaster Gonernl Key has issued orders
TO tho postmaster at New York !oIblddlDg tho
payment Of a1y money orders CT the delivery
of any registered letters to parties, known to 30
engaged in the lottery business IN that city.
Tho Knoxville, Tenr., Tribune. aflcr weighing
the matter carefully, thinks there has already
been healthy reaction in chat State N favor
of an honest settlement Of tho debt, and the
Same thing ill doubticss become iruo 10 VIZ"
GINA.
JUDGE Jackson, Of the u. S. District Court,
vii! consider the recent sale Of the Graenbricr
Whito SULPHUR Springs property on Mo-dly
rcyt, tho 18th inst. Tho impression prevails
that tho sa'c Of the property last August te
| Capt. 4. L. Mathews Tor the SUN OF $500. O0C
viii DO confirmed
Jordan Shcats, oClofcd, IVES hung ct Daniels
vile, Ca, yesterday, FOR the murder ct jobf
Lcdbcttcr white, Oh .ho 3ith Of February
| lost. Charles Dfcws aud Frank SEchlor, con
victCd at Lebanon. Pr Of tho murder OF jos
! RabcT woro hanged thuro yesterday. Buoll
| tho murderer Of Catherine Richards, WIGS hang
! % at Coopcrstoa0, \. y, yesterday.
4 tornado. accompanied by hail aud hoav.
| rain. stuck Chiro. ILL.,, AT l y. III. yesterday
! dcmoishug the African Methodist Church an(
| Bradley ocIorcd Baptist Church. 1t also part
| y unroocd tho custom house aud several small
cottages. Al;co Morris, aged II years, va
| blown through the door Of hub factory to tn
ground below ADD killed. A destructive storm
as) occurred in Cincinnati and vicinity.
The New York and O:wcgo MidIaud Rail
road. with all lis property and franchises WI
sold al hliddIctown. N. 4. yesterday b.
kcnnctt T.. White under decree of torcclO
saro and sale, issued O5tobcr 20, 1876. l
was bought by G. \. Jordan, representing
committee OF tito creditors. fer 81 coo. 900
| The road consists of $50 miles of main liue. be
tween Middctowo and OSwcgn, ard 95 miles {
| branches.
DR.. Fc)ton. who IT presents tho 18th GourRi
| District in CoDgIo.p, hAa written n letter il
Which he cnts loose if0m the demo cratic parry
| lilo reviews tho dominant element of the party
aGd lays particular srcSs upnu tho COURSE o
| the northern and western democrats in unload
| Jog everything up,n The South. and bamiD
| that section for everything. Ito also retcra {
tho attempted political legislation OF tho las
| sossi5n. and says that it WIS not tho attempt G
| the South, bnt Of the northern and weston
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shot by sapr Child.

CINCINNATI. Ohio. November IT, 1S10.-
a Marietta spooial TO The E.Q1irer
reports that Mrs. Emily Smal!cy widow
OF soldier wus shot through the hcart by her
ton year old son. She had drawn q pension of
$1,000. had deposited 81 900 in tho bank and
kept $500. and for fear of being robbed on tho
way to her homo, in Lowell, had bought 70.
voivor which she laid on tho tablo on arriving
there. Her little boy picked it up and willis
handling II one chamber was discharged with
tho above result.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-15
RDKEEE.T VIEWS,

DphtAetia is raeiag to an alarming ixtent
10 kussia.
1t is thought that between $l.I00O Geo AID
81 OO0. 600 In nproin were take j from !llu BaEE
III EuRIand yesterday for shiEmcnt 10 Amoricl
A man WAS ariesicl to day while attempting
to mako his way to the lrascncc of tho Empress
OF Rua&ia in Canoes. lla namc is Mayer. lie
il o naliea OF ST. Petersburg, aud il probably
insane.
10 lecture d,iscra,i in ST. Petersburg, tho
| lecturer spoke Ct thn Lui!dinr Of Russian crni
scrs lii the United States. ard referred capHci-
| ally ITO tho sympathy add 90 operation Of tho
American rcGnlr.
a dispatch irtm Copenhagen s.yA that tho
| rotircman; OF tho Minister nl War l.; expo ctnI
hh hnslne 'n'ht!tIonsly txr!c; sod hin conviction
| in public that Hlu aa irtcnGa to occupy Dan
marx at the first opportunity.
The organic complnint from whioh Prince
! Bisma!ct il suffering ia aid to bn m incipicn
stage oi fatty degeneration OF the hnsrt, m yai
hat slightly developed. ihofn Is no immchi
! alta eAnHr fr apprehension.
Alv,o,A from The Canary Islands .cit IT the
occurrences Ct heavy Hoods. which caused aomo
losa OF HE. thu downfall Of many houses. tho
destruction. Of the c>chinoal crop and coni Ter
hplh uh'bheh w nNeI crops anE prOncrfE.
Fnnec hlmayon, son Of the lato King rhoo-
dare, CT AbGsShls who arrived ia Leeds, Eng.
| land, q abort time ago to rursuo his studies
died yesterday morning at hrOncho nlcuro
i'rnumonia. iid was 10 years OF ago.
hlsIc,s ir1c, Scotland apparently afford
ground for The belief that the American d.
;i.anCi ioE iron has temporarily asckonod. The
shipmonts from Scotland last wcok to al parts
Of tho world were ohly 10, loo tons. against IN
averagein Oc'ohtr Of mors THAI $4,000 tons
weekly.
Tho Lord m correspondent Of tho Liqrpoo!
Post says tho government ial received infor.
nation from New York, ihrcush tho hi iRh
Consul there, that American iIcnans arc offer
Ing money and aEcs to Irish tenant farmers
to enable them 10 resist eviction. The c1rres-
pendent adda Tho lriah executive IDLY orcd
it's tho statement thGt such oiF1rs nrc made bu!
does not believe that orythiug will r, Sult there
from. Nevertheless. h9 will DO 90 hia suurd
against lnSulrlotonsry movements.
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List OF letters.

Tho following is a list of tho lettors remaining
in tho Postolico in this city November 3D.
Persons calling for letters will say they nre AL.
rcrtised and givn tho dato Of tho list
If not called for within thirty days they will DO
sont to tho dead lottor olicc. in Washingtnn
BUshrod, Miss Ann Glasscocl<. W A
Burch, Nj Gnihright. Miss l.
Craig IL Jackson, Ierbart, Mrs AG
Davis, Mss AlclnIs Laws, John
Davis Mrs I.nuiss Z IInp, Mr
Davis, Mrs Janp II Moore, h;.s C,thstlro
Ryan, Mira II Parker, } W
Fnrguson, Mrs NJ Wright, Miss Emily
G0rmsn, Mrs Al
IL LEWIS MCKENZIE T.. NJ
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HOTEL ARRIVALS,

MANSION HOUsE.-W A NJ Fullor. pn;la
de'phla; j Dngan, Indians; j II Chstainnc
~ c1motd; l T. Wallace, Orange; & A Wheat
1oNTiNE.IJno r Tackett, w.; w H Thorn
1WHn' w.; u II L iurbe1vilIo, w.; G W Lee
VI a Lee, Va; j q Pewmao, Balimerr
a "a hqp:auSh, fredericksburg; Ab Orautt, Fair.
ME, " issndo!ph, AupuH.a; j Duggsn, Ia.
Slarsi U a Whcatloy. Irxas; judge James
SSa g. IEsitfax; B Ward, jr., Va; William
BaumSasien, Washington; J w Williams, do:
Gnipcrcr. -
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Ssk..,el .SsE3asEJYITS
.s;,.c;t,i Correspondence Of the AIc.co. Ga=ct!t
MA5iifSGTyN, =. O., Nov. IS, 1879.

.Sj,.cii Correspondence OF the AIccte. Go=.t!t.
WASHINGTON. =. O., Nov. IS, 1879.
NIcssrs ticrklo nrA !Eratoa With til1r clerk,
Mr.. Ciasett, arc sill ca The Garlic: engaged
10 the work Of uodiiylng tha lava ot the Dis-
trict. Thos arc the OILY members CT tho D:s-
trict Committee now here. or "hn Ea7o hoen
htr, recently.
Senator Johnson. Of Va. will ho hcte HiSt
"Wednesday 70 argue Case before The u. ;.
Supreme Court.
Gen. Fitz John Porter lis 10 tho CITY iuokiog
after his interests in the case OF the report ol
tho court martial accommodating his rc;6Etato.
mcnt,
Il. W. Wcloh, of New Hampshire, wasap.
pointed CONSUL to Carrhra to-day.
The receipts at tho Treasury to lay from in.
ternal revenue amounted to $2S6. Cpl; from
| customs, S5GS4ll. Tho U. S. bonds now in
the Treasury as security for National Bark
note circulation amount 10 1868, SIT $50 :;
| amount Of u. s. bonds deposited this week for
circulation, 81, 923, 900; amount Withdrawn
during tho week, 1925. 900. Tha National
| Bank notes received at the Treasury this wuck
for redemption amounted to Sis 900. Amount
| for corresponding week last year, So Ql2, 900 :;
amount to day $751; 900.
The expressions of tho aDtGrant republicans
hero now arc to tho cffoct that Grant will not
accept tho nomination Of tho Republican Ma
tional Convention unloss it shall DO offered him
unanimously. und that thcro will ho enough
friends Of tho olhlr candidates in tho otnyoD.
ton to rrdVcnt his nomination By acclamaiCn.
Ii is rumored as coming ltom the Kitchen
Cabinet ct the White House, thut nolWlthstand
ing Major Morgan's contribution of $40 to tho
Ohio democratic election inld, no will be ap-
pointed District Commissioner. v.cc Phelps,
resigned.
MIR. A. II. Stephens who has been here 70,
several Wooks is looking better than no has done
for several years, and Is o. ioyiug what, 70 him,
is excellent health.
Senators and members Of the House art
dropping 10 slowly to bo present at the opebiDp
Of Congress two weeks honoe. Among the
latest arrivals ia that of Senator Edmuods who
has but recently returned from Europe.
At g moeti0g of tho Southern Republioau
Association, held last night, after all tho old
officers had rosignod Josiah ElilIard, formerly
Of Alexandria, WAS elected treasurer. and
among tho honorary members c!tc.nd waa J.
| W. Cromwell, of Virginia.
MIR. DUNCAN. one of tho les;c:s Of the Al
business on that canal during tho remainder of
tho seaBon ara favorable
Tho report thiJ morning tha! Assistant
Secretary Of State Seward had resigned i:
denied; AZ Glso that iclpeoting ratalia.ury or
doris with regard to Canadians affordiDg hss's
tanGa to ships 10 American waters.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-15

We have received from tho publishers An adj
vance copy Of tho winter number OF Khrich's
fs'hion Quarterly devoted. largely to holiday
goods, although the current fashions OF The sse
soa IN dF6ss ara by no mesns neglected, and
space Is also given 10 chinn and silvsrwHre and
othtr household articles. classified undor pfoser
headings, for presents suitable for gentlemen and
ladies Tho literary portion of tho magazine
aooundo with tho hast tales md sketches, and
dsa,nl articles on houSohcld sutiects. Publisbed
by Enrich 4 TO, Nav York, ii 80 cent, :. vssr
10 cents Il single cow ''
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The acceptance by General Grant of the
prenIdcncy Of tho proposed NicaraGul inter
ocean ship canal. part Of tho money for tic
COILS rnotion CT which has boon rais,d already,
which presidency. with tho large salary attach =
cd, has last been tondercd him. woul,! not de-
bar him trcm Subsequently accepting tho great.
o: presidency, that Of tho United States. which,
judging from present indications. vii! also be
rendered him. Mr. Hayes gays he was horn
under lucky star, but his luck, a5 compared
with Grarts. ia as that Ct one @ho. With the as
sistancc q contedc:ataa, robs oountIyman out
OF his money at short cards. 10 that of the especial
taVorite OF fortune, wins cutters Il faro bank
alone. and in short setting wis. not only eli
tho money. but the cutirc pGraphcrnalia of tic
establishment. The aonaIs ct history c>Dtain
tho pamo rf no men who has prof!cd Nero By
bin luck than General Grant
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In MemorIarn-Torle Caton.

Over the river tho Gospel ship has borGO
My dear liltlo friond, and loft mo .forlorn.
Ovor tho river, she is happy and frOo,
Now with tho angels singing joyfully.
Over tho river, TO longer TO roam.
], nor companion, he, absence will mourn.
Ovor tho river. safe on the othor shore,
IN the arnl5 OF her Saviour, feco nvormorc.
Over the rivor her gpirit has gone,
Leaving bohnd it only her form.
Over tho river, gone, only boforo,
Waiting for mo on that heavenly shore.
OVOr tho rivor, how sweet is tho sound
Corie, my friend, her Saviour has found.
KATIE
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Thc New Married ygo,men,s Nav.

Tho Guootion Of tho r;gh. of married woman
TO puEchase property and execute hcr notr7 fo
Inc balance, undnr wins. is called "rha Married
Woman's Law" untor the scls Of 1877 and 1878
has tc N up this week in the csso of CDea vs.
Ice. trustee, whore o married. wo1nRn pGrchas
Cd tho property at pnblic Galo, paid uno.third
OF the pGTche7e money and executed her nuto:
tor tho balance.
w. 4. Mayo. esq toatended. whether the
sW Wss Wise or uHwiSc, !: gSvo tho right.
Col. John i. Young replied, and argued tho
mStte: Il: length
Mr. r. 7. Cannon closed ito argument In
answer to Col. Young ''ths. tho consent of tho
husband WIS necessary to The purchase" ne 70
hNod, IL HAT WAS tho construction given TO
!heso acts, thon the husband could dofcst any
invest ncnt Il married woTsn might desire TO
make hv parcbr 20 under the act"
1ho Judge, hi.er giving history Of how This
question Wss brought into the cast, concludes
Ills opinion a3 follows:
- am not aware that iho3e acts have been
Judicialiy construed. Iftheso acts havo tho ef.
loot to give married wounn the power to bind
hereelf personally by note or bond, given al q
JUDICIAL sale Tor tho purchase of resl estate. in
dopondonty OF those acts, she has no such pow-
or. Under the present circumstances and in
tho absence OF sNl Judicial construction of them,
DO not think IT proper or judcious for the court
TO make case, in which case involving 40
much novelty and doubt cau arise. l have,
therefore,, concluded 80 IoiuSe to confirm the
sG!o but set It ssde and direct tha trustee TO re.
innd Inc purchase money, and withdraw and
surrender tho notes TO the purchaser, and diroct
a resale of ths property. Last decree 70 &C.
cordingly."
Whilo this report of tho opinion Of tho Judgo
docs not appear to aaLtlo lhs question Of con-
strnction "f these ACTS. owing to the circum
stahces surrounding tha Case, 1t Iii reported and
published hs warning 10 show that lhsy NAV
be frnitiul of scrious litigation ss t. moro defi.
mite meaning IN changing tho common lew AZ
to the T'ghta and powers Of married women and
lhAt il Will h"iGova tho Legislature 10 amnnd
tha s"mo go as to place their construction bs.
yond doubt, or repeal Thorn sltoestbar. a. i,
thoif wisdom they may see ft.-Rich Wig,
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In his speech at Chicago Thursday high,
Gercral Grant said III do not know anything
that cau especially add to what have said,
exoopt in The way Of sdsioe. and that is lot Us
DO true to ourselves. and avoid all bitterness
and IL! tecllog. either on The part of sections or
parties. towards oaoh other" If no gives a1y
mere ivlco Of this sc,t he viii have to depend
entirely upon the South for bis nomination for
tha next rrcsdar c., for tho radicals will never
nominate man for that or ang other position
who gives preston to such nutiounl and M,
ttiotic sentiments.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-15
CANAL COM NJ EECE.

Arfivsd-Boats DR. HI ii LOWS, L Ii Fs!lr,
VIM He'll and " Doorndr 10 American Goal
20; L. hHrlgg. ) Boyer, and Irwin, l.
Georges Crook Oosl Co; Cap! j. l. Ernss, arA
e Hughcs, TO HaTr. & BALTIC tjnal %; J, !:
Agnuw, To j l. : Snnw Il Co.
Depnrtnd-EooIs -Four Sisters, Johnnie hlsr.
tons, Il Irwin, nf 81 NJ LOWS. Il IL Fs,r,
Wm Bell, w Doornor, V LSprigg. Z j Boyer,
and IL i AgnoW.
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KOdy Found

NEW YORK, Nov. 15.-Tho body of young
man was found by the police to dav in Harlem
Lake IN tho upper end of Central Park, which
appeared to have been 10 the wator several
days, but Was not much deoomnosed It is
supposed to DO that of Charles Becker, aged
-, VINO haa been missing from his homo in
this CITY sincc Ootober 26th, and il ia supposed
hat he committed suicide.
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pUBLlSuGD DAILY AND TRI-WEEkLY 3
HlDCzAE1 9N'ow.DE ems
SATURDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER /

Somo OF oUr State conservative exchanges
ara profuae and rorsiatent in their advice to The
conservative mcmbora Of tho Gonelal Assembly
to be eonniiiatcr} and ooncos5lonary 10 their re-.
publican colleagues, Gs thereby they may TiD
their iavOr They should 10y all meats 90
nolclilat0ry. There is never anything lost, but
often ,nuch Raiacd by such couisc-!houeh
Ia the Case referred to nothing could be expect
ed. Bat Ia ho uoncts9ionary would 10 fS wrong
~ il W0uid ocIia!Giy be iuil!e, Tho principles
ur tic conservatives arc SQUAD, and if enforced
would rc,ioun,: to The welfare and harllatss OF
all tho people 10 the State. No concessions
should there fore bJ ulaGc 10 them. There Il
but ono republican III the State whose superior
for any o!licc within Inc gilt Of the Legislature
cannot t,c Found among the conservatives, and
lie. it IS understood, IL not nn asplrant There
fore no Concessions should BIZ made 0s regards
tho election Of cfEoors But cOnccs s!ons III both
respects. il made, would DO utterly unaValiiDg
Tor OF the tWcrty-sovcn republicans elected &c
tho Legislature ell hut eight wtre elected, mol
as republic IUs, tut ss practical regulators oil
tho State debt. Legitimate CONCESSIONS vii
therefore nc Imperative with them and VIC
trust no conservative coniemplatcs for 10 IL,
stant makiog any other SORT. The true ylau
for the cot s:rVa;iycs to adopt ia to maintain
th,ir organization intact, supper; their nrincl.
pies with fidelity and Iclg upon the Governor
ii all .cal;rIs rolatin. to tho welfare Of the
State, aci, 81 far aa national atfars hrn con-
cIrLea they uli! .ipd among those elected by
rJpudisio.. sufficient! plumber with scnst
enough to know thst tho Slut, debt hos Moth
ing to do with federal politics 10 inltle them
TO elfot :. God and i.uo conservative to the u
S. Senate.
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ESOilCr EyO1nE5on

CLEVELAND. o., Nov. l5.-Tho main boiler
Ia tho plato mill of tho Cleveland rolling mill
IN The eighteenth ward, exploded last evening
soatsciog pieces OF iron in all directions ard
dong about $50, coo OF damage 10 tho buildings
a1d machinery. Fortunately no ono va, hurt,
but The fireman. who was slightly bruised.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-15
College Troubles

MJDDLFEURa. VI, Nov. 1j.--Tho Sopho.
moro class of hlidd.eburg went into voluntary
suspension dag bnfora yesterday. and we're fol-
lowed By tho freshman class yesterday. and the
s;nlor and junior Glasses to day. The faculty has
suspended the two olass,s and will probably
suspended thu ouors. Every student 10 tho
college IS engaged in the rebellion. Tho trouble
grow cut OF the alleged urjus! action Of tho
faculty towards q member of tho Sophomore
nnss
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esCOrIC E7osyOlrp

New YORK, Nov. l5.-Mr. George Jacob
llo'Sokc hes bocn invited TO public break last
IN this city on the 18th inssDt, previous to his
departure for England, as O s!is ht mark Of the
npprt citation in which his eminent services to
Inc working classes is held 10 this county
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COURT OF ApPEALs.-ln tkis oaurt vaata

NoohA of HffEaLS.-ln ILLS court yG4tor
day the following busiress was transacted
Williams vs.. Blakoy ct alS. Appeal allowed
and suPorscdaas awarded to dooreo OF the
circuit C6urt OF Madison county, pronounced
Oh The pa of April. 1879.
Kopp vs.. Minor. Cause pu. an privileged
docket.
Walters, 10, We. MaAdea Ct als. Eauso
put on privileged docket.
CH!nnaiy vs.. G"unal'y ct aIa. Cause pat On
privileged docket.
:, wills V5. C"umHa@oath. Argued by Patrick
hagan, eco, toF plaintiff il e;raT end continued
until to day.