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II appearing ~ affidavit this dav fled
In t'n Office Of the Clerk 81 tile Duboi.
Circuit Court that William q. Wilson.
one of the above named defendants. N 4
necessary party 10 The above entitled
action, Tho object ~ which u ~ SET aside
a fraudulent mortgage ON. anil convey
Ancc "a Real Estate. situated III Said
county Of Dubois Indiana. ana that said
defendant. William q wilson. Il 4 non
resident of tlac Statco Indiana: notice
cf the pendcncv or such action. II there
fore given 70 said defendant. William n.
Wilson, and that the sainc viii stand for
trial nt The next term Of TIC Dubois Cir
emit Court. % 10 begun and held al thcl
tourt-housc, In the town Or jasper. inl
said county and State aforesaid. on The
Second Monday IL march,. 1881.
PETER y. GosMANx. Clerk.
Dubois Circuit Court.
HNrxo BuErrSEr Oscar "A. TEirrrr.
ATTORNEYS for Plaintiffs.
JAN y, iSsl-3w. IpL ~ 0o.l
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N N" HA>c-Thc Jury in the u Of the
State ". John Wood.malI. NJ Dav;e.s
n n' 1ouri, ior The murder of Cooper
,ntas'on, on the night after Christmas.
ntougnt in verdict 81 guilty on Thurs
my N last week, and fixed TIE penalty of
neatn ny hanging. This viii bc thr
r.s casc of capital punishment iii
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Paving and Building
BRICK FORSALE!

The undersigned h. ~ hand laru.
and iine quall'y ~ 2ond building add
paving brick. for which parties Wanting
% build cannot 40 better in southern
Indiana then 10 call aud purchase II him.
House patterns AZ reduced rates. For
iur'her in.ormafion cAll WA bin IL his
residence on corner Of N:ll and VII WI.
.ioSKi'ii JFkGFn.
= Anr =. iSt ~ .faster Ini.
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\ .
Y NOTICE i hereby given .o Marsh,
- Cavcn'ifr. William ~. s,xnn5.,
iand Mary Lavender hi- Milo. faHn..a
lDangifrlv and shelby Dan.l.ettt Nv,
husband, James u. Cavendcr. Sn.sn I.
Lavender AMI KnAina Lavender. wj,n Y.
appears bv Affidavit fled. are non-rr&t \.
dents of tlio ~Inir af Indiana. ana ~ t,I.
MINOR chilslrfn nc John u. Lavender
Increased. ! any There are from MI sar-
Innd Mifc. Nary Cavendcr. Inc ,.umhe
christian names and residence of wh;,.I
ere. A. BY affidavit i;nd unknown. ,hat
franklin Lavender. Mary ii Carnnlcr
James frascr. Scfnanfhn Fraser and'
"lhers have fled their complaint nnal
commenced fhri. action against them NJ
ne Dubois Circuit Court Ill the ~satr nr
iiN'iaiia, fnr partition of Rfal Fstntn
situated IN said county or Dubois. anjl
M which action they arr nrccs-arv nar.
fles' NJ. also appears ~ said affidavit f3ln3 I
fliat saih action Il now penslinv auainstl
hem IN sail Court. and will sand fo,l
'fini nt W ncxi term or said Court. 10 III
begun and held Al the Court .hon.c I'M
'nc town Of Jasrcr. III said county. onl
The "a Monday IN March. 1881. MN
iErEn y. GOS,iMANN. Clerk.
Dubois Circuit Courf.
hRuSo BuETTyrR, TRAYroK 4 TIrxrrnl
CLEMENT boANK. Att'ys for pltr's.
49, 80 i0FY-3w. 'pE - O0.l
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STATE Of INpIA>A, Drnors Corxrr. " {:
tefm, 1881.
Henry Franklin West. Frederick CaId-
vel West, Charles Irwin West. Robert
Harvey Dung ". Nelson III. Wilson
william y. wilson, John 9. Wilson and
Ora Bella Wilson.
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.nrr AND COIN PizES.- A narrowing
tale of disappointed. or unrcquitoa alice
ton, comes 70 NJ from tic usually r,,Sh-
ing loving neigi,bofhoor of ireland. III
this county. n Is aid hieh- sleppinr
Young Gentleman. Or New Albany. has
been gone on one or Ireland'4 beautiful
school mistresses. and Dame Isumor pre-
dictcd . wedding when TIE present
school term was out. But
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hA;rrn.n as Nircufff- \. h. w, 4 ....e,,.,
frnm 'Ilr EtAnsxll'a fnrtn4l M fo-la,'.
tunri0f. II will he ~rrn Tint i.oni~riiie
Company hhk aren organized II b,,ill N
fainai nom Mitchell 10 jasper. Tlis.
~ eur opinion. would hc one of I'M hc. H
paying lines OF road u( tho many ma
jrrted through This mart Of thc conntrv
and onght ~ BE- hsili. ana II Ire unntle-
men Az The heal 81 ii manage judic;ou~lv
~ siuuot wi.. hc. Nr are NOT personally
W1ntluiel' with any of the Directory ~,
v'Atrrs. and DO MOI know their ;ntcn-
t'nns. but Thu route they have chosen
would undoubtedly lie splendid one for
hnsiness, a. X Il would afford the short
tsl fouie from the great cattle ana cotton
producing portions III Texas md fhn.
south. west ~ lhe consuming and nanu-
iHinrln< districts az the Ea~f. This link
would close an The zap North ~ M.
1h'o river while one from Ey.nsvil!n
~ connection with me Mobile AMI
3hln ii- X. wonid close the gaD South III
taS tuio. aud make il possible III form.
~ combinations ~ roads already built.
niaEnlhcent ~ W and n. T. road. which
would always b. bnrdened with ttnliir
ana travel both ways. Besides this Great
advantage for through business thc pro-
lrsfn iiue wouid 20 through 4 conntr. III
5'H'ois and Orange Counties. with bni
saeagrc fai! fxriiitip>. a,,.i alt..s,, ,y1-.
h'y well developed agfru.iurallr. bnf
see'nlng with nikesal wealth awaiting
ra'lfoad and capital ID ue.niap Ia auv
Hfs1fei capacity. and which II ,atent bui
en',relf 'io<Mast. II embraces coal. iron
ann FprS, ~ all heir various GRADES and
qualities. bHSif,es actcrlinv ~ pr.f l,.f
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NoMNo@ ~tipos. FtNn. The Auditor
tas 'nais distribution ID Ire townships
81 t'le 'an' portion ofihis fund. amount.
ln< m tlsss county to s9.541 A. T'hc fol-
lowing N ihr enumeration VI children
~ ''ie several townships. and the amount
Appof;.sncd thereon to each:
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>TATKor IxprAxk. Drrois Corxrr. NJ:
n the DUBOIS Circuit ccut, March
Ffcdcfick ". Ringgold and George m.
finch rs. Nelson III Wilson. William q.
M iison, John q. Wilson and Ora Bella
Wilson.
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y appaaring NJ affidavit This dar fled
~ the Office of the Clerk of fhc dubois
Circuit Court. that William q. wilson.
ono Of The above named ieffiidanf@ q "
necessary party ~ TIE shove entitled
action The object IN lsich v ~ 80 aside
4 fraudulent mortgage III. anl convey
ancc of Real Estate. situated III ala
county of Dubois. h,iiana. aud That MIA
defendant, William q. Wilson. Il Il non
resident Of 'llr Suite NJ Indiana: notice
~ the pcndtncy ~ snr,i action. II ,here-
fore given ~ mia Defendant. William II.
Wilson. mt that HE same Win sfnnfi forl
'rial ~ the mex term M The Dubois Cir
nit Court. n bc BEGUN and held at thc
Courthouse. ~ ihc Town ~ Jasper. in|
'aid county aud State aforesaid. Oh III
Second Monday IN March. 1881.
PErtR y. GosMsv~. Clerk.
Dubois Circuit Court.
EnrNo HrrTr~fR. Atty for Pins.
Jsrs2i, lsoi-3w. trf 81 co.,
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And lat Sunday tho b. y. III. went bacl.
p. him, md told him Lenccd not further
trouble himself about her. The shnrk
was too much for bis fine organization.
ana ne repaired 70 his hotel, Tie Feren-
s5n house. In desperation, where liz Ma
soon discovered BY tie sympathetic
ianaiady, writing n misery. and cold
p'zen was A. once suggested, but 10 vot
over Il during the night. ami ii II now
questioned whether Il was lie shoc! "
M y, stomach, Or heart, Or both. which
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-18

knight intrsduced, without previous
notice, Q bill for the relief Of ]. O. Pow
ell. late Assessor Of Eureka county.
which was read o second time, ordered
printed and referred to the Committee
on Claims.
Csndon's bill for the maintenance and
care Of the INDECENT insane provides for
eontraet with two resident physicians Of
this btate) wa read O second time and
referred to the Committee on State In
stitutiens.
Senate bill No. Is, to provide for the
procurement Of q tablet 10 represent the
State Of Nevada In the Washington mon.
umsnt (sppropriating $500 for tho par'
pose), wal passed.
Assembly bill No. 8, to regulate the
salaries Of deputy State officers, was or.
dered sngrossed.
Tuska, Of the judiciary Committee,
reported tn favor Of the substitute foi
Assembly bill No. 2. regulating fees and
eompsnsations Of county officers. Or
dsred reprinted.
The Elko delegation reported In favor
OF Ballingsr's bill to refund . portion
Of the outstanding debt Of Elko county,
Report adopted and bill passed.
Assembly concurrent resolution No. 3,
granting leave OF absence to L. Moli'
nslli, Recorder Of Elko county, Wal
passed.
The committee Of one from each del
egation to consider the bill for rsdistriet'
ing the State was appointed as follows
Barry OF Wsshoe. Ernst OF Nys, BALM.
ger Of Elko. Cofan Of Ormsby. Shepard
Of Humboldt. Green Of White Pine,
shisr OF Lincoln, Adams Of Eureka,
johnson OF Douglas. McGowapo OF Es
msralds, Gisnoux Of Lyon. Penoyer o.
Storey. Richards Of Churchill, snt
Smyth OF Lander.
|. A Joint Committee on Printing va,
appointed by the Speaker, to consist o.
Plank, Morisrty and knight.
The Assembly adjourned till Tussds,
ak IL A. ".
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-18
lEPUpLIcAlIsa m THE SOUTH.

During the Last political campaign no
Republicans in the Southern States were
lsft TO take care Of themselves - best
.h.v might, the South being considersd
toe "soiid"'ls admit Of any effeetuai AZ
oument to the contrary. Az was antici-
pst.d. the Republican party had no
shov in that radically ~antagonistio SEQ
ton. The Southern Democracy had
things all their own way. yet the result
vas not universally satisfactory sven TO
the Southern people themselves.
Before the political campaign vas CON-
msncsd and the South closed its doors
around it, own solidity. . strsne Repub-
licsn element existed throughout the
South. General Grant found II there,
and under other circumstances II might
have been encouraged and utilized. but
The nomination Of Hancock brought
about . sudden consolidation Of South
srnL interests combined with Democratic
sntsRsnism which. for the time. shut
out all hope Of beneficial Republican
effort and influence. Now that the Pros
idsntial question 10 settled. however. the
Asld for mutual political discussion and
frsisrnL argument a. to the best method
Of promoting the political a. well - civil
interests Of all the people in al portions
Of the Republic Is rsopsnsd.
The New York Tribune says A move
mont will doubtless bs made after the
Inauguration Of General Garfield to rsor-
eanizs the Republican party in the
South. II at the outset no grave blum
der 10 committed. . strong and compact
organization can be built up In that ses-
ton. But the mistake can 30 easily
psrpstratsd Of making II wholly depend
ent upon government patronage. Such
IN organization would prove . burden
instead Of . help. % has been demon
stratsd on more than one occasion.
First Of all. those who undertake to lead
the Southern Republicans should learn
that the party is one with wsll-dsansd
principles. fer which Il Is willing to bat
tls. to accept defeat with resignation and
to use victory wisely. II no Republican
party can DO held together in the South
except by the cohesive power OF public
patronage. the sooner the attempt to
build up one is abandoned the better.
Oaly BY having an organization that will
command respect can the liberal. intslli-
gent element in that section DO attracted
to the Republican party. A little fore
sight nov will ave . vast deal Of trouble
In the future.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-18
MURRAY ON CANNON.
The Gevssssr ~ Utah ssiii Declares
Delegate Csssss In NOS . Cisi-

The 0ovegsse II Osah hsi1i Declares
delegate Cassss In Noe . Ctsi.
LOUISVILLE. January l3.-Genera Eli
H. Murray. Governor Of Utah. arrived
in this city yesterday morning. He 10
accomp anisd BY Prof. Clayton Of Salt
Lake. The Governor stated TO . re-
porter that the sist OF the whole matter
about Csnnon's election vas that Cam
NON was not . citizen Of tho United
States, and consequently ineligible to
the office Of Senator Of the United Statss.
Cannon, said the Governor. was born OF
foreign parents. in q foreign country.
and has by no court OF the United
States besn recognized ~ . citizen OF the
United States. The Law OF the United
| S,ates on this point 10 that the fact OF
citizenship must be recorded In the
minutes Of . court. There are no re-
cords that declare him to be q citizen
consequently I eould not give him
q certificate. Added to this was the
a~sgravatiou Of his being Q Mormon
polyQsmist, which makes him Q fslon
aud . criminal against the laws OF the
nation. don't See how I could have
dsas otherwise. I wish 1t distinctly
understood, however. that there 10 not
the siightsst bit Of politics In the
matter. It is not . political question.
but 1t 10 simply q question Of right and
wrong. To show the sense OF Congress
in the matter when Cannon took his
seat before. they admitted him. but
soon afterwards passed resolution
providing that members Of Terri.
tories be qualified BY the same rule
that applied to the States. viz. that
he be q citizen OF the United States
for seven years and hs BE- over rs
years Of age. The resolution went on
to say that any man guilty OF Polygamy
was ineligible 90 q Congressman, but
the resolution was unfortunately crushed
in the Senate. Out Of q population Of
143, 900 there are $4,000 Gentilss, and
these. I may say. represent fully half Of
the wealth Of the Territory. although
The Mormons. Of course. have settled
nearly all the land. Things are rather
warm out there. but I don't apprshsnd
TIA, there will be any serious trouble.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-18

Presidsnt-elect Garfield remarked 10 .
friend recently: 81 sometimes think oil
myself a. . man going to prison. You
have heard the sdvios given to . man
Who has BEEN convicted Of . crime. to 60
10 prison and bear naniully the punish
msnt for his ofisnse. TO obey all the
rules Of the prison. and when. his term
expires to come back homo and live II
down. am going to ses IL I can obey
all the rules OF the Presidency, and then
come back homo and live 1t down.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-18

J.. F. Farnsworth. tho officer who al
lowed the murderer De Roche to escape.
al Bodis. aftsrward had 70 get out OF the
way Of the snragsd Bodisites himself.
He reached Carson Sunday and was at
spss arrested by Sheriff Swift on tsls.
graphic information. Yesterday swif,
received . telegram from Bodis to 70
lease Fsrnsworth. o. De Roche had been
captured and hanged. Farnsworth will
not return to Bodis at present.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-18

Mr.. James r. Rsens's family will. 1t
Ia reported. occupy . furnished house ct
Newport this winter. their beautiful
home having been burned up. Mr..
Kssue continues to pay $50 for passage
across the bay ono . week. since the
regular running time dOss not suit him.
aud his personal residence .. Newport ID
limited to about ten hours . week.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-18

Thanks to Senator Gibson and Assem-
blyman Edward T. Plank. OF Gold
Hill, and other thoughtful friends in the
Legislature for copies OF the State Con-
trollsr's report. Governors message.
various bills introduced. and other favors.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-18
SPECIAL DISPATCH FROM CARSON
Membsrs Of she Legialasure Gene 10
Rsss-A mai lnsredueed 60 Pre-.
ysns the BWiil Milk frame.

Carson. January Is. lss1-2:3O p. N.
The Legislature has adjourned for q
trip to Reno to view the Insane Asylum
ground at that place.
Mcconnell Of Humboldt has intro
dueed q bill In the Senate TO prevent the
swill milk traffic.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-18

Notwithstanding the fact that The TO
cent amendment TO the STATE Con.
stitution ferbids the use OF public
funds for seetarisa purposes. the
Senate persists In retaining the SER
vices Of . Chaplain. Some friend
Of religious liberty should take steps 10
prevent payment Of Chaplsins. and
thereby render an Important service to
tho State.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-18

Sunday evening. at the Merchants
Exchange saloon. Reno, James Manssl.
better known a. Poker Jim. quarrsled
over . game Of cards. Mansel went out
and got . pistol. CAM back and was
about taking . shot at Perkins. but the
latter was tso quick fer him, sending q
bullet through his head. from the effects
Of which 10 died last evening.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-18

A Chicago grocer soils soap, every
tenth cake OF which contains In it,
centre . gold dollar. and the citizens Of
Chicago are getting to be tolsrably clean.
Boston Posi-. But the fellow who keeps
on buying and never hits the tenth cake
hnds out his soap deferred naksth the
heart sick.-Phiadslphia Bulletin. La,
suds ! va should soapsse so.-Grophtc.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-18

Uncle Sammy Tldsn has renewed his
youth since John Kslly's overthrow. and
The other night gave . tAsatsr party Of
The Union Square Thsassr. New York.
The party occupied The two proscsnium
boxes,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-18

The English guinea was 90 called BE-
cause the gold OF which IL Was first
made was brought from Guinea by an
African trading company. Originally Il
was intended that the guinea should b
worth 20s.. but owing to . number Of sr-
rers In calculating the proportion OF the
value Of gold and silver. II never circu-
lated at that value. Sir Isaac Newton
nxed the true value Of the guinea, In re-
lation to silver. at 2ls. 3D.. and By his
advice the Crswn proclaimed that In 70.
turs u should b current d 2ls.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-18
Tho 0beiIsk's Journey Ended.


The obelisk has at length reached the
end Of its journey on the trestle work
over which IL has been slowly crawling
through Central Park, and there nov
remains only the work Of placing II 10
position on Its foundation. This will
be an undertaking Of difficulty and deli
eacy. On Saturday the rollers from IN
der the sbelisk were removed and the
forward half Of the cradle was taken
down. The cradle under the base will
DO removed today and tomorrow. IL the
weather permits, and the work OF rails
ing the heavy trunnions into position
will be begun. These trunnions will b
bolted about the middle Of the shaft;
then bands will Be fastened about the
larger end Of the monolith. aud CEN
nss,sd by steel rods with the %trunnions.
then the jseking bents will b removed,
and the stsne turned until the base 10
brought down TO the foundation stone.
and the apex raised perpspdiculsrly.
The work Of placing the obelisk IN posi-
ton will take several days.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-18
PERSONAL.
MFR. ". b. BATRMAN. GENERAL TRAv
MI sling Agent Of the
LADIES' NOME JOURNAL,

V1 cling Agent Of the
LADIES' NOME JOURNAL,
10 now in Gold Hill and will call upon the
ladiss for thar subscriptions, ~ we'll o. for The
renewals for this excellent sgssine. lalse
CILyEB HILL MINING COMPAs
- NY.-Lootion Of principal plscs Of bost-
nee. Ban fnncisoo, Cslifornis.
Location Of works, Gold Hin. Storey county.
Nevada.
Notice ishsrsby Given that ct q nesting OF the
Board OF Directors, held on the seventeenth
~ Of rwsniI.A.s osnts ta,oj per share VI;
lsvisd upon the capital stock OF the eorporstioo,
payable Immediately. In United eties gold
coin, 70 the Secrst.ry. q The ofics Of The Oom.
pany. Room 70, Nevada Block. No ooe Mont
gomery strsst, Ban lnncisco, California.
Any stock upon which this assessment ehan
remain unpaid on the twenty nfss day Of Feb.
ruaFy. 1881. win be d~slinausnt, and sdvsrtised
for sale % pablo auction; and unless pay.
mont 10 made before, win DO sold on
MONDAY. the Fourteenth Qlthlday Of MARCH.
1881, 70 pay the delinquent assessment, 70.
esther win costa Of advertising and expenses
v. I. DEAN, sscrstssy.
omcs-Room No. %. Nevada Bloch, No. -
Nouteomsfy street.. Ban tsuctsoo. California.
led
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-18
aORN.

In Virginia, January 10. 10 the wife Of
Michael J. Hanlsy. . son.
In Eureka. January Is. TO the wife OF
James Middaugh, . son.
In Hamilton. January 0, 70 the wife OF
@. A. Mathewson. . son. .
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-18
NOTICE.
HAULING
-FRON-
CARSON TO soDIE

SEQ : 70 g: : &! .:.' ; q e z. a i:;s: =
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A. o. U. W..

GOLD HrIL LODGE. 10: "a. o o. v.
svssy MONDAY xvENlN0 st no O'clock.
Nsmbsrs srs particularly requested o -
prompt and regular N thsif attsndanes.
- D. Tzossusx. s.eerasr.
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1881-10-04
D4ls' sss3 f pp+ll1 ai i |ta0d.

. " ~ q ~ = ' q g 4 ~ ~ sc Z Y ~
: Judge tialbraith discharged the regular
petit jury, for the time being, on the opening
of court Yesterday morning as the cause oil
trial occupied he day.
The hearing Of case No. Is on the regular
calendar, John Hsuswirtb, Fred z; Amber
son and David Ii. Cohen against William r.,
Forbis and others was then continued. This
case was set for tuesday, and is all &C
lion in ejectmelt for the recovery Of the old
Ophir lead, situated next to the Evaline, and
south east FROM the Anselmo. The defen-
dants claim, under a location said to have
been made on June %, 1875, by Joseph E.
Griffin. Subsequently the Old Faithful lead
was coated, in June, 1876, by B'yan Irvine
and others, between about the same limits.
The original notice of location could not be
produced, Joseph E Gr'ih, !, tie original To-
Gator having long since left the Territory,
which WAS the cause of considerable legal
wraugling on questions of evidence. A GER
titled copy from the Recorders office of the
orisl al Lotlce Of location was finally read
to the jury.
oiShAo 10 WI q III oiiCaioS o ejue
10 days list of cases for the week il now in.
tact, but the following are the cases undispos.
ed of, as they appear in their order and nun.
Der on the Judges Docket. q.
No. Is. John i'auswlrth and others against
Rolla Butcher and others, eject,nent. This
cause has been argued and is held under ad-
visement. s
No. 1s, john Wheelan sgainsL The Monta.
Ia Copper CO., set for October 9th, neXt
Friday.
No. %, William A. Clark, executor
against Chastine E. Humphreys, Deft.; Sc
tor Wednesday the 2Sth inst. rr,.
No. 2G, join f. Cummings and others
against Josiah Burchett.
No IS, Hickie against King IL Ducie; Sc
for the 10Th inst.
No, 20, Hickie against Bonner u Burchett
set for Friday the 3Oth inst.
No. so, Murray & Ducie against McNama
"a and others; set for tomorrow.