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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-01-29

SOUTHERN HISTORICAL SOCIETY PAPERS
FOR FEBRUARY is larger by sixteen pages
than the usual size, and is No. which hap
PLY combines variety, interest, and value.
General WILLIAM Z. PERRY, who COM
manded LAWS Alabama brigade. has an ex-
ceedingly interesting paper on the battle OF
the Wilderness.
General l.. MCLAwS contributes very
readable paper to the Gettysburg series,
albeit the editor iutinfates that he would
probably have put certain things differently
il he had been able to read the previous
papers OF the series before writing his own.
General B. u. FRY, Of Alabama, gives a
very vivid description OF the charge Of PET
TIGREw's men ut Gettysburg.
Colonel J. r. WINSTON, OF South Caro-
lima, makes correction Of certain matters
in the sketch Of sTUART's brigade by Rev.
DR.. MCKIM. The alleged "Peace Procla-
nation" OF Dir. LINCOLN is exploded in a
letter from Judge JOHN A. CAMPBELL.
A number OF interesting official letters
from Hon. J. P. BENJAMIN, Secretary Of
State, and Hon. JAMES P. HoLCOMBE, Con-
federate Commissioner, are given, and
others are promised. -
Next follows deeply interesting sketch
OF the wounding and death Of General j. E..
3. STUART.
In Editorial Paragraphs there is special
call for anything bearing on the campaign
OF 1864.
The Southern Historical Society is surely
doing work which deserves the warm
sympathy and active cooperation of our
people, and a good way to cooperate is to
send years subscription ($3) to the secre-
tary, No. 7 Library floor, State Capitol.
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Tl,e sfeporf 81 flle ommitte OBJ Federal
RgTatiohs and Rasolu unon te $3.50
Jurisdiction inltEd sfs,fl :, IlsIIl =
Judge the .matter OF y. AZ,
and lee REYNOLDS was, on mctfpn OF MT y,
.RaIaTr1se0Y.s laid table end nlade.tlas
special order for Thursday 81 IA O'Clock.
LEAVE OF a 4BssscE sl
was granted Messrs.g ApAAs aud F EsfRa
,fYe, days each. ~ le,i4t f9isss;s
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS hh.Apft'u g
& gRyt Mr., V.lg5LEAR:i Petition iof i liauo3r
dealers and manufactlireys tofl Staunton ana %
Augusta county In reIat ION to substitute IoI
the Mofett liquor law ztatld 81 i.sfs,E
SO tstf4 BILL s PASSED. sItfts 4 -! +.
House bin to amend and reenact the act
entitled an act for the pTotecelon OF came,
approved March Y, 1878. WHITES n, .f
famous bird bin. =. !. - ~. /.
6 Senate BiT't empower the Connty Court
'of Essex county and the County G ao' OF
RfcEmond comfy to grant to any person oE
persons the right to establish ferry across
the Rappahannock at appahaBnoc
Senate bill IN relation 10 warrants , ;lor
small claims. 1'i5s4 : - ...,x.s!g,
Senate bill to amend and reenact sections
IL ana ID OF IN dcl eutilioa 81 y ~ .sy..r -, .
vide for. working md Keeping IN oruef the
roads OF the Comma wealth. 40, III; f,re
..,.,,5 nm EiT... AGREED,Tosasaa tEs';
Senate resolutions .empow erihg Finance
Committees to meet creditors Gc.ifiq 81
TIE -cASAL-RAILRoAD.
/. Mr. BococK WAS given leave to- withdraw
the substitute offered by him in order .d 10
perfect it and include amendments sug-
gested by Mr.. Henry and Others and &C,
copied by him. ID. - is ~. -. ~ :,
MIR. Henry spoke at length in favor OF
the bill. He answered all the arguments OF
the opponents, and presented me reasons
for the passage OF the bill with ability. Il
Mr.. BERNARD had the floor, and YVES speak
ing in favor Of the amendment offered by
him, when, at O'Clock, he gave way to
motion to adjourn. "a i ...gNs,.f.ssi
Adjourned. = .,,r.. /. g.T
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MARRIAGES.

Married, on Monday afternoon. January 9Th, by
the. Rev. II. &. Du HELL, JOHN J. HALL to ANNIE
X: VAN LEW, daughter OF John N. Van Lew; all
of this city. - -. 49, = - -
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m@ GRACE-STREET B 4 P list
CHURCH.-Rev. T. P. CRAWFORD, retired mis-
sionary from China, will preach TONIGHT at IL
o'clock. -... W..
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VALENTINES.
EDUCATIONAL.

VIRGINIA AGRICULTURAL AND
" MECHANICAL COLL EGE.-Tht next, hsif
session beeins FEBRUARY &c, 1879. Tuition and
room. rent free, and board ut 81 month, with OPP
port,nities for earnings OH firm and IN shop: n,
Creased advantages far mechanics. Military d iii
twice week. For catalogues OF appointment sap-.
.nly 10 G.. L. G.. MINOR, President
ia Al -Tram Biacksbtrg, Va.
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BANK STATEMENTS.

DEPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
IL THE NATIONAL BANK OF VIRGINIA, AT
RICHMOND. VA. AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS
IhSIAky /, 1873:
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~ THE BEST STOCK OF LINEN
GOODS in this city can he found at LEV
BROTHERS.; ..... .-...-.
They show the largest variety Of TOWELS, NAP
KINs, DoILIEs, TRAY-CLOTHs, TABLE
CLOTHS, TABLE-COyERS;
They call particular attention to their stock OF e;-
ira long and wide DOUBLE SATIN DAMASk
TABLE.CLOTHS-the finest ever brought to
this city-which they will sell At 20 per cent. be-
low New York prices
3IARSEILLES QUILTS in great variety;
Extra large and fine BED-BLANKETS at low
prices to close out the stock, mt
ia29 .~-s. LEVY BROTHERS.
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PERSONAL.

Mr.. NJ l.. Seherk sole representative md
manager Of the United States branch Of Ed
ward K John Burke, OF Dublin. Liverpool md
London, wine and export merchants. LETT last
evening for New York. Mr.. Hcherk has boon n
our city u short time on business for his house
ana has been very successful In stferttnR I'm
portant arrangements to the interest OF his
busiueaa.
We are glad to note the return Of Capt. Chna
II. q. Dupuy. formerly cashier OF tho Louisiana
State National Bank. Capt. Dupuy. while IN
Vrg mia, visited the cemeteries around st. Pe.
terabnrg. in one 81 which he saw the graves OF
fourteen members Of ths Washington Artillery
who lost their lives Ia the siege Of that city
These graves showed signs Of being carefully
attended to- and over them thers Was still to be
sern an arch upon which was inscribed the
words. Tried and rrue"-tha remnants Or the
ornaments Of last Decoration Day. Capt. Du.
puy Ia m old time member of the Washington
Artillery Battalion. and Ia now tho Captain Of
the veteran corps.
Tho Cincinnati Gonlntercinl announces the
sndden death of Capt A. Niahat Lee. or the
United States EnRiuoerI. who was In charge
under Gen. Weitssel. Of the Louisville and Port.
land canal. He was known TO many persons 10
Nav Orleans. The Commercial IL mistaken II
stating that his father was Admiral Lee. HI
was tire son Of Capt. Thomaa Jefrerson Lee
tborn In framed, \ graduate OF Waal Point. and
for many years q Typographical engineer In this
UnItod Suites service. Capt. A. Nisbet Lee was
also graduate ~ West Point. and had acquired
quite u high reputation aa Ill engineer officer
His grandmother's mnidan name was Suann
Paifrey, the daughter nj the confidential friend
aud aid de cnmp OF Cen. George Washington
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Dom sstyo.

BALTIMORE. Nov Sous steady; Southern
4a@4s. Western white .a@ts, do mixed 4og4i.
goes. lbA@17s. Sugar strong; A soft 94@1oa.
Whisky firm At q l5. Trelghts HInchaanged.
wheat dull and ID nominal al 81 1901 40 q Corn r..
dull and dropping at 440D45: new mixed ear
3b@37. Oats firm: No mixed as@s4. Pork dull
25 Bulk meats in fair demand and unchanged.
Bacon dull and unchanged: green meats inae-
tive: shoulders 3H@3&. sides 505.1o. Hams 61S
ar Hogs Gulet: common 81 sO@3 35, light Ga 45
0Ds G6. packing So 5Op3 Is. butchers 80 1898 90;
receipts $500. shipments 142. Whisky In fair
demand at 81 OF. Sugar stronger: hards 1ok
chsnS9t !, Wheel dull at q 2o Corr quiet
meat ready for shipment. Pork sii Co. Lard
firm: choice leaf, ti9rce. ~, key 81. Bulk
~ clear ribs 81, clear sides s1S@98ss, for
loose Sugar cured hams 9@1o'a. Whisky easier;
81 %.
changed. Wheat quiet and lower: No. 2 red
fall y q cash q 24 40 II, 25A peeembsr u 2ssg
@i 124. Corn dull: as,a@35H cash. November
and oil the year. ,sbA@a5h December. Oats
quiet: 2sh@26.. cash, 29as2eA Deeember. Whis-
$40 25glo AZ January. Bulk meats quiet;
boxed lots 2h@9. Dry meat-3.7o, 81 and 5.e5
for shoulders clenr RIB aud clear sides. Bacon
bid.
Hogs quiet: Workers. and Balamores So 40
as 40 pnckng So 4Om3 60, butchers to select
- 5o0a Co. receipts 7loo shipments $500. Cat
tle-Shipplng steers slow. butchers stoGs steers
good demand and prices strong. native butch
ers' steers 50 256o4 12}z cows and heifers 90 250
3 12h feeding steers 5000 So grass Texans
90 2baa l2A receipts 1900, shipments 400, Sheep
demand exceeds supply; fair to good nut
tons 81 10 3 90 choice 10 6oee3 70. exports sa4 10
CHICAGO, Nov. 4.-There was no session of tho
board to day. On the c1rbstone. wheat sold
Corn was NC lower, AN for May. Provisions
steady. Cattle receipts 1000 shipping nominal.
weak other grades slow end unchanged.
WILMINGTON Nov. A.-Sp1rits Of turpenttne
steady Mt 40. Rosin firm: strained 81, 45, good
strained 81 So Crude 5nrpentine aulet; hard
firm: prime white 68. mixed 66.
trifuga po1artzine % deg. 27s ad@2ss; musco-
yado fair refining. anoat. 24s @,24s 3D.
vodo refining afioat rs ed.925s.
MANCHESTER Nov !. .. m.-The market yes
terday was strong and producers asking higher
rates. The demand for India and China Ii not
larger. but sufficient to sustain prices. The
Marfe asse and ss Ed
s7s. Breadstuffs ilrmai new corn SIS I'd. red wins
mand TEplands 11-16d. Orleans 13-18d.
Snles 10000 bales; 1000 for speculation and ex-
port; receipts II 200 bales. American 6OO0 bales,
Mid Hii clause, November and December de-
livery 6 H. 32d November and December ed,
December and January s7-a2@s4d, January
March and April e.s2ass.1sd. April and Mar
and july cid -
s .. m.-Sales - American 5000: Uplands
Low Middling clause November delivery 67.1sd
May and June 18-32d. Futures closed steady
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LOUISIANA.

Cane ls yielding we'll and prices are salts
factory In st. Bernard parish. @"4
Mr.. A. j. Hanna, who was shot by negro
In Rapdes parish. has since died OF his
wounds
Judge Turner sentenced Ames to be hanged
on Friday, December 26, subject to the ap-
prevail OF the Governor. Ames received his
sentence without visible emotion and with
the apparent stolcsm Of q philosopher
Webster Tribune.
Anderson Ames, the colored man. who con-
fetBsed that the aSsassinated young Glenn
Franks about two years ago, and who was
arrested In Claiborne about six months ago,
was tried Mt the recent term OF court aud
found guilty. Az the Jury did not qualify the
verdict by recommending Imprisonment for
life, It was q virtual death sentence.
Four Of the Ave colored prisoners confined
open the doors and made good their escape
Oh Thursday night. Alec Scott. committed
on a charge Of murder. remained In jail. and
says he would have given the alarm, but the
They tore the lock of the outer door entirely
open. Before breaking out they released one
OF the number who was chained to the floor.
[Richland Beacon.
Palmer, the depraved colored Baptist min
lister at this place, who was recently dis
minister, left for Kansas last Sunday, In com
pany with eight or ten OF his sympathizers.
We understand that he has announced his in
tention to carry every ono away he can pos
sibly influence He Is welcome to all his vou-
dous. We think 1t would be a good idea for
our people to raise en- exodus fund and pay
their passage to the "happy land OF Kansas. !"
Baton Rouge Capitolian.
On Friday last, twenty-sixth ultimo, a dinl
Guilty arose. near Barker's shop, on the Delhi
and Winnsborough road, between Messrs.
Charles Barker and Monroe EvIns, resulting
In the shooting OF the latter. The principal
cause OF the trouble seems to have been too
much whisky. Mr.. Barker and young man
by the name OF Courtney, it seems, had some
hot words. and Evlns interferred, taking
Courtney's side OF the quarrel. Barker was
pretty roughly handled and went to his
dwelling, about two hundred yards distance.
He afterwards returned, and was fired upon
by Evins with pistol. This was In the fore
noon. In the afternoon the two men met
again and Barker shot Evins with shotgun.
the load taking effect In the face. The wound
Is said to be painful but not fatal. Barker
was arrested and held to bail In the sum Of
$500 Franklin Sun.
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Fifth District Court.

In this court the following decisions and suits
were filed:
w. y. Benedict testamentary executor. Va
Thompson & TorEeaen.-Snits on uromissory
notes amounting % $4,000 at per cent interest.
Il. II. r.. Chnrmbury vs. 3 II, Torgesen ct nls.-
Suit on a note for $3.50 at 8 per cent
Laurent Lacaragne va. Joseph Rcht; Suit on
promissory note of Si646 with interest.
Crescent City Live Stock Landing and
Slaughter House COMPANY Va: Jas. Stafford,
Petitioner AYERS that defendent has established
yards. sheds. etc. for the purpose Of receiving
and Strengthening animals In violation of the
terms Of Its charter. and prays for an inluno-
ton 10 issue restraining defendant 10 such pro.
eeedinR. The court granted the Injunction on
a bond OF $500.
JUDGMENTS RENDERED. @.au".5 Az.
Henry Bacas vs.. Thomas Smith.-Judgment
for defendant.
King OF al. VS.. j. T. Henderson. Exception
dismissed.
City OF New Orleans We. kannnrd. Howe 4
prentiss-Judgment for plaintiff.
Mrs. A. ID. Causae Heeht Bros. ct ais
Judgment Diminishing Injunction. with $40 dam
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

ST. CHARLES HOTEL-D Robinson, city:
B Fl Keyser. a J Bridreanx, La: Fl O Warmotti
and family. lower coast: J T. Gallagher. Louis
{ + AiGolson. Scotland: W Howard, Column.
biz; H Yeatman; Baltimore; Fl Aeklen, La:
G w Abbott Baltimore: Ira Miller. New York |;
Geo Wilhelen.. Portsmouth, O; David Wolf,
D B Brady. Jr. New York: q &c Harper, city !:
Z Harrison. PHILADELPHIA; J Fl Kirkpatrick
Houma "a Corning. New York; M SWen-
son. st Mary: Milton Brown, Jackson, Tenn !.
Jas s Richardson. Memphis; Frank Young,
city: Samuel P Greyes. Baton Rouge
CABSIDYS HOTEL-E r Morris, Tensas: n
v Wright. Cincinnati; J Gaylord. Chicago;
2 Hama Miss: > B Sweeney, Galveston: e s.
Bonnie. Louisyille: W r Gray Houma: IS
Fletcher, New York: R N Millsop. Hszehurst,
Miss: Fred Jerome, New York; q Fl King.
Jeanette. La; Alex Campbell. W Va; W II Gray.
CI7fY HotTELrB o Watkins Mobile; Il 81
Holly. Tickfaw. La; T " Brooihurt. Morgan
+ cole and VIE Miss 8 4 doie. Ala 4 Hgyert.
u Quinn. NJ L Swords. Atchafalaya; Geo n
Ferguson. Red River Landing. d Peterson,
Pensacola; II Booth. Montgomery. Ala; w b
Henderson and two children, Mrs II i Mitchell,
Miss Lulie Wall. Fla: G. Ward, New York: w
8 Gordon. Puckins. Miss; u + Staekhouse.
Crystal Springs; W w Beasley, city J II Benz
nett. KY: Vim A Gilmore city; Wilson Mckee
rail-. Miss: W W Wall. st Mary, liza: Frederic j
Kentrop. Morgan City; Jno e Cummings and
wife. La.
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they want. and will want oil the gold they have
left to pay for 1t.

THE PAPER TEADE.-One Of the branches Of
industry which has been constantly on the in
crease Ia tho United States. notwithstanding
tho depression of business for several years
past has been the Manufacture Of paper. an
interest which seems to have been managed
with uncommon sAgaclty and enterprise. In
an article on this subject, the N. Y Shipping
List remarks: Tho use Of American paper has
been extending rapidly throughout the world.
and the exports have been increased rs we'll MS
the imports have decreased with great rapidly
during the last ton years. Another cause Of
the growth of the industry is the immense
cheapening of the process of manufacture due
to tho constant falling off In the price OF the
raw material. and tho increasing use OF cheap
nbers which were formerly used only to
small extent The growth of the foreign mar
ket Is shown by the following statement. which
Ia obtained from the records Of the Bureau OF
Statistics, andsshows the exports and imports
OF stationery from and to the United States for
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@1s. half barrels 5000. Green poles retail OF
1905 advance on these prices.
Mehle for tho following weekly quotations of
hides. wool talow. etc. Labor. drayage. cur
Ing, etc. have to be added:
At Authorization hides, 10 I'd and UP. y 10,
$685. steer and COW hides. 80 to 10 b. 6@6h !,
kips u TO 80 h. $685.; calf skins each. SCOTS.
Countr p Green sailed, v ID. -@9A; dry
flint, OILS; dry salted -0D13b.
TalloW-City country rendered. v ID. 6@6h:
Horns OK horns prime. each. -@6: COW do.
Beeswax Prime yellow, ~ ID, 17@1s,
Wool-LRke, y 10. 2sf029; Louisiana. 2s6D28 !:
bury. MS to quality 1091b
Tho market is dull. with downward ten
dency. small stocks and no sales to report for
tho week; Wool In good demand. Tallow firm.
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The following IL summary Or tho weather
for the week ending on Saturday last as pre-
pared BY tho Chiet Signal officer of the United
States:
The area Of high barometer, which on Batur-
day, tho twenty Nth covered tho country cast
OIL the Miasf4aippi and continued over tho At
lantic States during Sunday. disappeared on
meter. ono central over Florida and tho other
north of Lake Superior. On Tuesday tho low
pressure over tho lako region advanced south
eastward to New. England. with increasing
energy. preceded by severe oaaLerly gales on
the coast 81 Maine and followed by bri sk to
high westerly winds from tho lHka region TO
the Atlantic coast. On Wednesday morning II
passed over the Canadian maritime provinces
winds and gales prevailed during the same
period along the New England aud New Jersey
ooasts. During Wednesday the preRsu re- roae
rapidly over the Northwest and cold n2rtherly
winds. with Rnnw. prevailed over Montana.
Dakota and Wyoming. Since Thursday this
areR or high barometer has advanced slowly
oeded BY falling temperatures and north to west
winds. with light SHOWS over the Northwest and
Lake region. and rains In the Gulf States, but
eleewere. east of the Rocky Mountains. gen
therm of 81 degrees included the larger por.
tons Of. New England. tho Middle States and
Ohio valley.
The rainfall for tho past wfok averages about
as follows In the various districts Canadian
maritime provinces Ito inch: st. Lawrence val.
ley o a5 lower lake region O.1b: upper lake
region 0. 10: New England Obs: Middle Atlantic
States n5: South Atlantic States / 30: Eastern
valley and Tennessee 9 o5: Upper Mississippi
valley 02; Lower Missouri valley 0.o2. Red
River OF the North valley 0o5: Eastern Rocky
mountain SLOPE. from Dakota 70 the Interior
districts 90: California Q 90; coast Of Oregon
and Washington Territory COS.
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Prospect that the Administration VIII
Degrade Itself In Vain.


Should the Republicans succeed in electing
Cornell In New York, and the Democrats
elect all their candidates On which there Is
Democratic unity, the administration will
have stultfied itself for good deal worse
than nothing. Such result will give the
Democracy the vote Of New York next year,
defeating ali hope Of the Radicals electing a
President In this event the administration
will have submitted to degradation in vain !;
will have yielded its back to Conkling's lash
merely to help its enemies, and will lose the
only cons liberation that could have induced
MI. Hayes to pray, Mr. Eyarts to rant, Mr..
Sherman to Shrek, or Mr.. Wheeler to prattle,
for ConklinR Cornell, the machine and Tam
many. The administration will then know
how Haman felt when he was ascending the
steps OF the scaffold and heard the shouts OF
the popuace attesting that Mordecai's
boom" was In the ascendant.
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CITY ECHOES.

Joyce Gibbs wns run into the Sixth Station
charged with petty larcany,
Fl. Sutton. for having properly In his posses-
aion supposed TO have boon stolen. was lock -
up.
On Monday evening Mrs. H. Monde WIS ae-
verely bitten bya vicious dog. The animal was
killed by Officer Jones.
Moses Prophet was locked UP In tho Eighth
Station charged with assault with n dangerous
weapon.
f. p. Alto. on the complaint Of Guerin. was
arrested BY Aids Hennessey md McDopogh.
charged with breach Of trust and embezzlement
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First Recorders Court.

George Nicholas. cutting and woundfng
james Eagle $3.50 appearance bonds
Vim. Anderson. assault with dangerous
weapon $3.50 appearance bonds.
Joseph Gibbs, petty larceny: remnnded In
default of $3.50 appearance bonds.
Mrs. VIM. Vaces. assault and battery. 500
pence honda.
Mary y. Burden. n Juvenile vnRrant was sent
to the House of the Good shepherd. aa.@-
A. Sutton. violating the move on" ordinance.
$3.50 no Dearance bonds. @
James Engles. assault md battery. $3.50 bonds.
First District Court.
RaIph Martin. petty larceny. $3.50 appearance
hnn
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Serious Accident,

At palf-past o'clock as Mre. valee was
crossing the street At the corner OF Esplanade
and Victory streets she was run over by n
night wagon driven BY Francis Barner. which
resulted In the breaking Of ono Of her limbs.
The injured lady WAS ssnt to her home. while
the driver Of the vehicle. Francis Barner. was
arrested and locke up.
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naeel Hamilton salaun,. Geo. Fausse, Edgar
w. L. Cresciannf. Nicholas Klares. John Besseil
r. 2. Burk N. i. seyerin; J. q. Patty. Paul Ga-
Frank. J. Robertson. 0. D. Cummings, Leon
Vidon, Martin Kramer, IT, q. Dean, @. +. Lnn-
rept. D. Bell: Jr, Ernnst Roll :. John Arony. Geo.
On motion OF J. N. Healy. ESQ. this court ad-
ionrned ont ~ refpect to the memory Of Judge
II Wharton Gnllnna
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what Eminent &c. Louis Physiclans say

Irere,tire of Observation-Disclosures Liebig's Elk
tract OF Beef and Tonic Invigorator IL particu-
Tolerated when other forms OF animal food are
rejected In Diphthera, ARue, Ma!arial. Ty-
phoid Fever and every depressing disease. we
have prescribed 1t with excellent success. ]. II.
Leslie NJ D.: g. P. Copp, NJ D.: =. B. Prasons.
M. D.: X. A. Vaughn. NJ. D.: Drs; 9. g. and ], O.
Nidelet. and many others. Sold by leading
druRQtstR.
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before the United States Circuit Court. even II
they satisfy the commissioner that they have
the money for Legitimate purposes, for posses
sion Of counterfeiis Ia made felony BY the laws
OF the United States.
ii. @. Dibble. counsel for tho accused, has re-
cetved dispatch purportlng to come from the
sheriff az the city Of Cleveland giving his clients
IN excellent character
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The United States Courts

An order from Judge Billings has been en-
tered ON the minutes Of the United States
COURTS. directing tho marshal. In the absence
Of presiding judge. to adjourn the courts
from week to week until one appears. and. IN
accordance with ths order. the courts have
haan adjourned oVnr until Monday next. r--------
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THE COURTS.

The various courts adjourned yesterday In
the morning out OF respect to the memory OF
the late Judge r. Wharton Ool'ens.