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DOR SA LE.-Home-ra1sed a
l. brown mare, years old, AA
White; whit i5z z han ldis as higS, n sound, nn -N2
fine trotting action; has trotted in 248 to
road wagon. No record. Price $500. Can
be seen a. the subscribers, miles from
Wilmington, Del. on the New Castle
road. K. III. SUTTON,
apr20-3twA Wilmington p. o.
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MOTICE.-AlI licensed liquor dealers
IN and all those making application for
license at ihe May term OF Court are re-
quested 10 NEE. " morrow Tuesday, af-
ternoon at two O'Clock at Herdman's
Hall. apr1a-lts
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]. 5. DAUGHE RTY,
Llli !gllt "a! Scrip Locator,
DALLAS, TEXAS.
-OFFERS--


FOR SALE-Forty sections OF 0ne prairie
land In Crosby, Floyd, HALE end Lubbock
counties, In ana adJo.rlL. ~ growing
colony; very cheap
FOR "a 1E-A farm Of $50 cras halfa mile
noulheAst or F0rnNy, ua ,.t a. & - railroad;
80 ecres ia cultivation, 1870 In meadow; two
tenant houses, good water, etc
FOR SALE--A fern half mile southwest
from torneyi 81 acres IN the tract, As acres
under fence and IN cultivation; good ten
anth0use and good wello water
FOR SALE go piecn- Of property at East
land, the countryside 81! EsstAnl COUNT, and
onlhe line OF the T Il z. railroad, oonsistlng
OF choice business and residence lots and
tracts of from i've t. twenty acres each, for
fruit growing ana gardening purposes.
FOR RlIN IA farW OF Go acres, 30 acres in
cultivation, 10 acres In meadow. Mesquite,
on IheT & z. Railroad Good house, stables,
water. etc.
FOR RENT-Twenty-three ceres Of land,
out of the Sears homestead, "a miles norths
east i'1m Dlllaa.
have county maps Of Eastlhnd, Callahan,
Taylor, Jones and stephens counties, free to
| those who wish 10 visit those counties with n
view of Investing In lands. And | desire thaB
all parties who have lads In those countie1
| that they Wish 10 sell to send me list Of
| them Having had n surveying corps on the
frontier locating lands for the last seven years,
] am well acquainted with the lands OF north
| ern, western aud northwestern TexRs, and So
| llclt correspondence with all parties who wlsh
TO buy lands, either for farming or stock
| reiiiag purposes, or who have money they
| wish to Invest where they can be satisfied that
| the investment will retarn q h udsOme profit.
| The recent report If the commissioner OF
the general lend office gives The vacant lands
| 10 fecUs aud PrssiiiN Ctunti"5 at between six
| and seven milton acres. And he southern
| Pacific raj way conn ny are surveyi e the line
of their road rom El pR~D 10 an hntouio
| through these counties Grd ALI the vacant
| lands there are uu jert In 'nrati0n with rail-
road scrip, and can be ont irtd at cont of .
| few cehts ger acre, au1 'r M Judgment, Of
fers an excrllen. opportunity %; .uvesim ent
J l. DAU ,IERTY,
| Dallas, TexAs
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A Doubtful Case,

A man who gave his name as John +.
Malkash, was arrested Wednesday night by
the police and locked up in the station,hous
on the charge of being drunk. He was
brought before the mayor yesterday morn
ing for trial, when man who was spectacle
at court, recognized him as party who stolr
suit of clothes from friend of his Tuese
day night, by the name of Fred. Meyer.
AT the time the clothes were taken Meyer
was aboard main street car and had his
clothes, consisting of an ordinary suit, a new
hat, pair Of shoes and two quart bottles of
whiskey. He was very much under the in
fluence of liquor and did not miss the bundle
for several minutes after be got off the car
Meyers friend, whose nsme the reporter
failed to learn, says that he saw Malkarsh
with the bundle 10 his possession. The mar
shall took the prisoner around to all the
pawn shops, yet he was identified, but Meyer
insisted on making complaint and be was
locked up. He stoutly protests his innocence
Of the crime.
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The old ReIiRbSe.

George Rick, the Oldest furniture dealer in
the city, has one of the largest snd most ele-
CANT stocks of furniture over onerto N Dal-
las. And, while he seems lie lower grades,
at either wholesale or retail, he prides him
self on keeping the latest styles and patterns
and elegant designs of new furniture. What
Sanger Bros. are to the dry goods trade,
George Rick is to the furniture trade. Both
are old arma, and both have the confidence OF
the people. Those who know Rick will buy
of no other person. When furniture is wanted
call and see him, make his acquaintance and
buy your furniture from him, If you want to
be pleased in goods and prices.
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valuable Plantation Tor sale

Six hundred and eleven acres, near 400 in
cultivation; five sets of tenant houses with
new bois dare post, plank and galvanized
wire fence. Plenty of timber and water on
premises. Nine miles north of Dallas, about
four miles southwest Of Richardson depot,
and some three miles east of CarTOlton depot.
One of the best black land plantations in the
west. Price low; terms to suit purchaser.
For further information, apply TO
DARLINGTON 81 UNDERWOOD.
Dallas, Texas.
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of the Dallas Female college will com
mence February 7th, 1881, and continue for
five scholastic months, The course of in
struction is varied anu comprehensive, in
GLIDING all the branches taught in schools of
higher grades for females. Over one hun
dred and fifty students have been enrolled
during the present term, and the number in.
creases every month.
A limited number OF bosrders can be re-
ceived ut the college.
For further information address the presi.
dent. REV. MARSHALL McILHANEY,
Dallas, Texas.
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Cotton seed Oil works harmed.

Memphis, Tenn, Feb. 1O.-The southern
oil works burned thi. morning. Loss, $685.
900. The fire was discovered at o'clock
this morning in the stock room. The flames
spread with such rapidly that five workmen
had scarcely time to escape with their lives,
Combustble material fed the flames rapidly,
and very soon enveloped the entire structure,
which together with two thousand barrels of
oil and one thousand oil cakes and one thou
eand tons of cotton seed, was totally de-
stroyed. The building and contents were
valued at 100000, on which there was an
insurance of $4,000, in sums ranging be-
tween $4,000 and $4,000, in about forty
companies.
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CORSICANA,
Correspondence of the Herald.

Correspondence of the Herald
CoRsIOAEA, Feb. o, 1881
The Oliver Doud Byron combination are
booked for this place. They will play "AcFoss
the Continent" one of the most thrilling dra-
mas ever presented; date will b. given later.
MIR. WA. Battalle, representing the New
Orleans Times, wss in town to-day
The wall of the surprise store is being taken
down; q handsome glass front will be put IN
to replace the on5 recently burnt out
The safe and vault doors for the new bank
have arrived and will DO placed in position in
a few days--Cotton is coming in slowly
Coal is plentiful at So per ton on the
disadvantages arc becoming common;
two more are on the docket for An early date.
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FORT wOETn.
Correspondence of the Herald.
No. =. ,,..,, 4
he city.

Correspondence OF the Herald.
FORT WORTH, Feb 10, 1881.
1t is raining steadily with no prospects of
essation.-Districl court is still grinding
away on the civil docket. The grand jury
will perhaps remain in session several days
yet. Twenty-one true bills have been found
by that body to date.-M Meningitis is now
raging to q considerable extent 10 the city.
Several deaths have occurred from it and
others are attacked. Considerable alarm
prevails lest il become epidemic. 1.-The
Lady of Lyons" will be- played
at Evans hall tomorrow night by local
troupe consisting of members of the III Paso
literary club. Mr.. Weatherly retained this
morning from Denton county where he had
just taken his little son who was recently Bit
ten by rabid dog, TO have "msd stone"
applied. The stone had no effect more than
to extract $l5 from the pockets Of the father.
The boy has so far shown no symptoms Of
hydrophobS. w. w. Leak, of Dali
las, is in the city attending to business. -
Arrivals at the Ell Paso Hotel j 0 Mid
dleton, Arlington, Tex; G w Byors, Sher-
man, Tex; q @ Cummings, Fort Worth; O
Scott city; Mat Cullen, Dallas; James Con-
ner, city; I Wilkes, Tarrant county; ID
Shelly, Wise; Q Q Pool and wife, Sand Rock
II p Holland, Waxahachie; w Temby,
Ohlcsgo; B L Beach, st Louis; @ McCorkle,
Houston; A w Childress, Durham, North
OArolias; Bart Jennings, Marshall, Texas;
Mise Alice Houts, Missouri; II NJ Houts and
family, Wise county; james Il Bceman, Palo
Pinto; w 3 So:son, Laavenworth, Kansas;
Major II s Palmer, New Orleans; L D
Monroe, Augusta. Georgia; Hon. d II Bax-
ter, Richmond, Virginia; Miss Minnie Butler,
Alvarado; Fl w Williams, Missouri; II Il
Howard, Waco; T d Booth, Waco; NJ b
Woolfolt, Virginia; Peter IL Nelson, j w
| Putnam Dallaq
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AZ New Orleans. Memphis and Gal
weston.

The Texas and Pacific railroad will sell
round trip tickets al greatly reduced rates,
and visitors TO New Orleans will have choice
of routes via Memphis, all rail; via Long
view or Minneoa and Houston, all rail; and
via Shreveport and Red river.
Meals and staterooms included on steam
boats. Information relative TO rates, time,
etc, will be cheerfully furnished on applca.
cation. Il. p. TURNER,
Tk't Ag't, Dallas.
r. w. THOMPSON, JR.,
Gen'l Pass'ger Ag't, Marshal.
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enue in almost dying condition, caused by the
too free use of whisky, and who was taken
to the city hospital, where DIR, Carter, the
city physician, did all in his power to save
him, died yesterday morning. There was
nothing on his person to throw any light on
who he was or from whence he came. He
was known here only as railroad laborer.
The remains we're inferred at the expense Of
u o,t,.
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If you drink at all, drink none but the pur
est liquors. The next advice is TO go where
you can always get that kind. Where?
Why, Crozer'E, of course. Their
coy saloon is on the corner of Main and
PoydrAs streets; is open day and night. They
have fresh beer on tap at all hours, and their
mixed drinks and eigars can't be beat.
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Dancing Academy.

Professor George will organic his dancing
class at Turner hall this Friday and Satur-
day. From 4 to 6 for ladies, misses and
masters; n to 10 for gents.
Glass will meet the same days for six
weeks Liberal patronage solicited.
Respectfully,
PRoF. w. N. GEORGE.
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Mutual Life Insurance Company of
New York.


In another column may be found the
annual statement of the Mutual Life Insur-
ance Company of New York, fer the year
1880. The report reflects in some degree
the stats of business generally, and the dis
position of business men during times Of pros.
perity to make provision for their families
against the dangers of death or Of financial
disaster. Judged from this standpoint, the
husbands and fathers of the country are not
unmindful of their duty, and are seeking
now more than ever life insurance as means
of indemnity against future want. The
Mutual Life is giant among financial in
stitulions, and to its admirable management
is conaded by far the largest trust fund con.
troled by any similar organization in the
world. As appears from the statement, it
now has assets amounting TO Sol,735, 1856; a
surplus of over Sll,O00,0OO an army of
policy holders holding insurance for more
than $306,0OO,C COO; and it paid on policies
last year more than 100000. These are
the results of legitimate life insurance.
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Messrs. Meredith Bros, corner OF SVc!
moro and Main streets, keep one OF tao
cosiest saloons in the city, dispensing the
hest of liquors and cigars. The Twi1
Brothers" stands unexoelled by any in the
CITY
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Unlike the East, his bilious climate and re-
qu'res entirely different remedies.
Browns Vegetable Liver Pills are prepared
for "this climate especially and cure Bilious
ness, Sick Headache, correct the action OF the
Liver and prevent ague and fever.
Try them.
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The UGRALD STEAM Jon PUINTIEG OFFIC
is prepared TO execute, In the highest style o
art, any and all railroad printing AT the short
est note.
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Globe Mills spices, coffee and baking pow
der are pure. All Grocers sell them. Ask
or Globe Mills and try it.
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Diamonds, watches and solid god jewelry,
at the new jewelry store, ST. George hotel
building.
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Elgiu watches just received, new stock,
at the new jewelry store, st. George hotel
building.
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Teste,l for Yenrs.

Browns Cough B9lsam and Tar Troches
have never yet failed 10 cure coughs, colds
and sore throat, when used as directed.
Try THEM.
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The best corset manufactured is tho Du-
pick corset, for sale at A. Sc Il. MttenthAPs,
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Mammoth Posters

Fall and winter dress goods at cost ut A.
& e. Mittenthals.
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L. L. Curtis, jeweler. 7l2 Main street, st.
George hotel building. Watches and jew-
elry carefully repaired.
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School and miscellaneous books, best stock
and lowest prices in the city at Mason & Erb
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Fitzgerald, No. 8 lamar street,
Finest imported fruits.
The only importer and dealer.
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Carpets, carpets, carpets, at A. & Il. Nit
tenthaPs.
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Ladies' and gentlemen's furnishing goods
of endless variety at A. 81 Il, Mittenthals.
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Are you going to visit IFS get some Of
those new cards ut Mason & Erb.
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Little neck clans and clam chowder, at
Joseph Menczer's.
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Blankenship s. Blake sell the Hunstable
boot.
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Washington Feb 10-Mr. Kelly, of
Pennsylvania, from the committee on ways
and means, reported bill to repeal section
25O1, revised statutes, imposing discrimina-
ting duties on taa and coffee products of
the possession of the,Netherlands. Referred
TO the committee of the whole, and Mr.. Kelly
gave notice that he would call it up for action
on Saturday next.
The morning hour hour having been dis.
pensed with, the speaker, in accordance with
the rules adopted yesterday, proceeded to
call the states in order that one member
from each state should have the right to ask
the unanimous consent for tho passage +
bills.
Mr. Clements, of Alabama--To allow
marshsls and deputy marshals TO take bonds
in certain cases. Passed the senate.
The house then went into committee
of the whole on the river snd harbor bill.
Mr.. Reagan took tho floor and spoke at
length in explanation and support OF the
bill
Mr.. Cox replied in opposition 10 the bill,
and somewhat acrimonious dispute took
placs between Messrs Carlisle and Cox us TO
the sort of respective records upon similar
legislation and as to their position and
motives in connection herewith.
Mr.Mills, of Texas, while protesting himself
in favor of broad gauge internal Improve
ment, criticised many Of the items contained in
the bill, particularly contrasting the large
items for important points in Texas
with the comparatively small item for Calves
ton harbor.
Mr.. Reagan defended the bill against the
mSiive IS unjust discriminating and partial,
particularly in relation to Texas items.
Speeches in opposition to the bill were
made by Messrs, Chiltenden and Page in
support, and Messrs. Townsend, Humphrey,
Cannon, Henderson aud Others in opposition.
Mr. Reagan moved that the committee
rise and report to the house.
Mr.. Cox raised the point of order that the
bill should be read for amendments.
The point of order was sustained.
Mr.. Reagan appealed from the decision OF
the chair.
The house sustained the chair.
The house at 1880, after some further dis
cussion without action on the bill, adjourned
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done with neatness and dispatch, either in
colors or plain, "a desired, at the HERALD
STEAM Jon PRINTING OFFICE.
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Yes! Every Box IL Warranted

To cure burns, old sores, cuts, bruises, In.
famed sore eyes; also gals and cuts on
horses. Browns Arnca Salve.
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CONGRESSIONAL,


Washington, Feb. 10,-The bill appro-
priating two hundred thousand dollars for
the purchase of ground for and erection
thereon of a hall os deposit for the govern
ment records, was considered, on motion of
Mr.. Vest, and passed.
Pursuant to resolution offered by Mr..
Pendeton and adopted, Messrs. Pendleton,
Anthony aud Bsyard constituted q
committee TO make the necessary
arrangements for the inauguration of the
the president. The remainder of the morn
ing hour was occupied in discussing and
passing number OF private pension bllls,
which had been favorably reported.
At the conclusion of Mr.. Wallace's expa-
nation the senate went into committee oil
the whole and agreed to all the senate COM
mittees amendments with one trlhlng ex'
ception.
AT 225 o'clock the postal appropriation
bill was proceeded with ~
Mr.. Wallace on behalf OF the committee
on appropriation, explained the changes IN
the bill made by thecommlttee' lne aggre-
gate was S42, 575,982, which was Sl3 ZSo;-
$40 less than the estimate, and ~ ,Oo4,0l2 III
excess Of the bill of the last fiscal year. Pos'
tai revenue for the coming fiscal year
(1S82), S8,3S4,50O the totals of the balance
exceeding by S2,3S4,5Oo,
. The senste in committee Of the whole
agreed to all the senste committees amend
ments with triaing exceptions,
Mr.. Pugh, reported from the
committee on post-offices, an spproprl Ntion
of one million dollars to establish lne. OF
American iron steamers He spoke at some
length in support OF the aAaendment as did
Mr.. Garland.
A point of order was raised that the
amendment was in violation OF the rule,
which prohibits general legislation on
appropriation bills.
After a long discussion the sehste, without
deciding the point of order, adjourned.
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Take aBLACK-DRAUoAT" and you

will never DO bilious.
For sale by all druggists.
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ThOmpsOn's Theatre.
Prices reduced to suit the times, Is, %
and so cents.
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n,cd of De,irium Tremens.

]. o'Brien, poor unfortunate Irishmsn,
who was found Tuesday night on Pacific av'
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A man died of liver complaint Cno
dollars worth of "BLACK-DRAUGnK n.
would have saved his life.
For sale by all drugg ats.
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Advance and .etreai
General j. B. Hoods book, sold for benefit
ofhis children, Mason Il Erb, agents
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NEW YORK.


| Consolidated net receipts lS,0ii; exports 30
| Great Britain 1854; France 1885; continent
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Notice of Dissolution.

TINE copartnership heretofore existing be-
1 tween the undersigned Is this day dis
solved by mutual consent j. b. Daughpriy
assumes payment of all liabilities Of the firm,
and to whom all notes and accounts should bo
paid. j. S. DAUGHERTY,
j Il. ARMENIAN.
Dallas, Texas, Deoem Der II, 1850.
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UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

No. 81, The County Of Wilson. State OF Tennessee
plaimtif in error, vs. Third National Bank, Nashville
Ceu. in Circuit Court OF the United states
Middle District OF Tennessee Judgment affirmed,
with costs and interest. Opinion by Mr.. Justice
No 592 John Niles plaintiff in error VS.. the United
States. In error 20 Supreme Court. Territory of Tah.
Judgment reversed and cause rpllanded to said SUI
prgme Court with directions 10 remand the cause to
The District Court for the Third Judicial District of the
Territory of Utah and 10 direct that court aside
The verdict ana Judgment and award venire fCias
de moyO. 0piuinn by Mr.. Justice Woods.
No. l23. The Royal Insurance Company, of Liver
pool England, painiiifln error. William b. Stin-
son. In error I" the Circuit Court ofthe United States
for the District of MsSst' SeitS Judgment affirmed
with costs and interest Opinion by 3Ir Justice
No 81 Laura Ellen ZONES. widow. &c. rIafn;ifr in
error, Is. Watson Van BepIhuysen. In error to the
8cni Court Of the United States for the District of
Louisiana. Judgment reversed with costs aud cause
reanded with directions to set aside the verdict and
grant a new trial. Opinion by Mr. Justice Miller.
No 30 Melissa y. Barbour ct al, appellants. VS..
Stephen B. Priest. assignee &c. Appeal from the
Circuit Court Of the United States for the Northern
District OF Ohio. Decree reversed, with costs. and
c'i~e reHanded, with directions for further proceed
lpcS 70 be had therein in conformity with the opinion
No el9. The Board OfSupervisors OF Wayne County
Tt plaintiffs IN error vs. John w. kenncott ct al.
In error TO the Circuit Court of the United States for
the southern District Of Illinois, Judgment reversed,
with costs, and cause renanded, with Instructions to
enter judgment on the agreed in favor of the de-
PENDANTS. Opinion by Nh. ChiefJustice Waite
No SOL, Clay Green, appellant, VS.. Mary Ann Fisk,
widow, DC. Appeal from the Circuit Court of the
United States for the District of Louisiana Appeal
dismissed for the want of jurisdiction. Opinion by
No 965. Clay Green. appellant VS.. Henry c. Fisk ct
al Appeal from the Circuit Court of the United
states for the District of LOUISIANA. Appeal dis
missed for the want of jurisdiction Opinion by Mr.
GhjeEJustice Waite
No. 556. Otis Bigelow appellant, vs. George A
Arnes. Motion to dismiss postponed TO hearing on
merits. Announced by Mr.. ChiefJustice Waite.
No. lois. JustuS l. McCarty, appellant. VS.. Orleans
N.McCarty. Order allowing counsel fees.
No 25l- The Bartlett Land and Lumber Companv
plaintiff In error, Daniel Saunders. Argument
continued by Mr.. Charles G. Saunders for defendant
an error and concluded by Mr.. Ossan Ray for plaintiff
No Ia. David G. ShanlS, executor, &c, appellant
IS John A. Klein CT al Argument commenced by
MI w. b. Pittman for the appellant
Adjourned until to-day at twelve O'Clock.
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Gold.