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ADVERTISEMENT MENTION.

Hussars' Picnic Woodland, May I'd.
Buggy horse and harness for sale.
Agents understanding entirely new.
Ferdinand Thomas, where art thou?
Lost-Gold neck chain, locket and crucifix.
Wanted-Charley Kerr, of Bakersfield.
Adams, Mcneil & Co Canned fish.
Sozodont-For sale at all druggists.
Word Of warning-Florida water.
Sacramento Royal Arch, No 3-To-night.
Caledonian Club-This evening.
For sale-Foot-hill farm
Rare Monday evening, April oath
An eSplanati9n-The grangers and farmers
Chalenge-Parrott VS.. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Grand concert-Skinner, tomorrow night.
Business Advertisements.
Wenstock & Lubin-Gloves, hats, etc
L. L. Lewis says make your wife happy.
Kirk, Geary Co.-Wholesale druggists.
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NOTICE TO. HousEKEEPERs.

GTEAM CARPET BEATING MACHINE, CORNER
- o and Twelfth streets, Sacramento-the only
Steam Carpet Beating Machine in Sacramento
Cleaning, Relaying and Refitting Speciality. All
work warranted. Employ none but first class work
men. Orders left at LOCKE & LAYENSoN'S, No.
81 street. or, at residence, Twelfth and o street
al3-splm ANDREW HATHAWAY, Proprietor.
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THE celebrated Garfield tie, Ia fine French
calf for men, at Red Horse.
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CITY AUDITORS REPORT.

E. 81. Mckee, City Auditor, makes the
following report for the week ending Satur-
day, April 10, 1882:
Balance on hand last report. S62, 400 "a
Receipts for the week. Observation-Disclosures. 1917 81
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war IS Love-" and "0h 80 jolly"
Hear the songs next Monday evening at the
Dress Rehearsal and Broom Drill.
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ToMAToEs.-Fine ripe Tomatoes can be
had fresh daily, at De Bernardo & Co.'s, 30S
and 80 K street.
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TO MY GID PATRONS.

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4 you so unfortunate as TO require them,
with mind matured and enriched by studies Of sn
advanced order, csn safely say that there is hardly
q disease in the catalogue OF human ills that can
not treat to I. successful Issue.
LADIES' am always ready to assist you- Ny
past knowledge has been increased by extensive
experience. an1 now able TO treat you with the
certainty Of success. No case peculiar TO youf
delicate organism is beyond my sure control.
Ny Female Monthly Medicines are superior &c
any offered heretofore, and will be warranted &c
have the desired effect in all cases.
Those Of the public who need my service ear
dspsnd upon gentlemanly, honorable and scientific
treatment at reasonable rates.
l address particularly those who nave oeen IN
iured by youthful indiscretions and those who
have contracted local diseases.
Pers rs afflicted can, IL they prefer consult me
by letter. detailing the symptoms OF the disease or
trouble and receive medicines by express, with fnh
Instructions All letters must be directed: J. II.
JOSSELYN NJ D 226 Suffer street, san FRANCIS.
CO, Cal.
Cure warranted In sll cases, or no pay required
Consultations, personally or by letter, gratis Send
for book Comfortable apartments Tor patients at
my Infirrnary (when desredl wisn experienced
Consultation Parlors, 92e Suffer street, adjoining
tn, Young Men Christian Association Building.
Office hours-From 8 A. N. TO SP. NJ.
NV Diploma hangs 80 my Office
Purchase my Essay on Psychology and Maria 0
For sale by all newsdealers.
7.SpImGswimWs
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LADIES AND MISSES millinery goods art
much the cheapest at the Low Rent Store o.
Anderson & Hamm's
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PEAs.-The finest favored Sugar Peas that
come to this market can be had fresh daily at
De Bernardo & Coz
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IMAGINE calico wrappers for 81 only, at
Anderson & Hamm's.
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NEw LINES of fancy goods, new lines of
dress goods in all the late styles now opening
at the Red House.
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LADIES pure linen mobair busters, only
81, at Anderson & Hamm's.
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The best hats for the least money are a
the Red House.
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GREEN PEPPERS We are in receipt daily of
large invoice OF Green Chile Peppers. ID.
DE Bernardo & Co., 30S aud 80 K street.
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MUSHROOMS select Mushrooms can
be had daily, fresh, at De Bernardo & Co. s,
30S and 80 K street.
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LADIES, You can buy very pretty summer
skirt, in all colors for from 40 cents to 81 %,
st the Red House.
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LADIES cambria calico wrappers, only 81.
To see them is to buy them, at the cham.
pions OF low prices, Anderson e. Hamm.
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Rock AND RYE cures colds, coughs and
bronchial diseases. G. W. Chesley, agent
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MERCHANDISE REPORT. - The following
freight passed Ogden for Sacramento on the
I4sh C. P. r. r., z boxes copper refectors ::
Weinstock & Lubin, 2 boxes ribbons. l box
corsets, boxes hats, 2 cases shirts; Mebius
& Co., Is tierces ham, > packages tobacco {;
Ames, Earle & Co.. box circulars Booth
& Co, 50 boxes cheese John I. Stoll. l case
saddlery, cases hardware Hale Bros, (
Co. . cases boots and Shoes l bale and case
cotton goods; w. d. Comstock, boxes fur
niture Gus LNvenson, boxes shoes Bill
ingsley & Co, so boxes glass TASKS, 20 bales
broom CORE John Breuuer, 3 boxes chairs (:
Huntington. Hopkins & Co, l box machinery
boxes hardware, case hooks. PSI bundles
shovels. 1913 bundles sheet iron, n locomotive
tires, 200 reels and l box barbed wire Baker
& Hamilton, 9 barrels pillow castings II. d.
Nash & Co. barrels castings, / box wire
cloth Lindley q Co., 100 cases oysters.
New ENTERTAIEHENT.-Miss L NJ. Rowe,
with orchestral support in aid, has FOR several
weeks had large number of young ladies in
training for the production at the theater,
Monday evening next. of Sims Dress Re-
hearsal," musical comedy full of Inirth,
humor, and charming and taking songs and
choruses. An accomplished officer of the Ar
tiliery Regiment is also training company
of young ladies, to present at the same en-.
tertainment the popular Broom Drill. now
ell the rage at the East. A charge for adj
h,ission of 50 cents is to be made to cover ex-
per-. 1t is announced that over fifty peo-
1881 appear in the entertainment. It will
be the first production of "Tte Dress Re
hsarsal" and the Broom Dill in Saera-
mento.
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LADIES. you can buy almost any style OF
parssol, of the latest style. for from 10 cents
to S. at the Red House.
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STRAW HATS never so cheap IS now. at the
only house that can stferd to sell them cheap,
Anderson h Hamm's.
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THOSE mems lightweight summer suits for
ST. at the Red House, cannot be beat.
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MOUNTAIN TRoUT.-We have made ar.
raugement to receive fresh, daily. large
assortment of Mountain Trout. De Ber-
nardi & Co., 30S and 80 K street.
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DRILL To-Y1GHr.-The drill of the First
Artillery Regiment. postponed last week,
will take place at the Pavilion this evening.
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INiuGRANTs.-One hundred and forty-four
immigrants passed CArlin yesterday en- route
to California. Thirty two women are in the
party. They viii arrive in this city by the
overland train this afternoon.
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James BARLEY,
c. }. Beckett,
Damascus Bennett,
Ambrose Blakely,
Obadiah W. Bowles,
Helena Butler,
Joshua Chappell.
John P. Christeson.
James T. Coun s,
Joseph Cottel,
Victor Crete,
Henry Davies,
James Fugitt,
Joseph L. CASTOR,
Mary Hawkins,
Armand Herbet,
John Hoisly,
Solomon Isamingcr,
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Thomas II. Jones,
George Loughrey,
Gerardo Madarna,
James V. Martin,
Louisa Magner,
Washington McI.airin,
VIM. McGrady,
Oliver Plummer,
Francis NJ. Proctor,
Henry Payne,
Joseph Pitts,
Ann Hickey,
Miles A. Rogers,
Wn. J. Robinson,
Christopher Shultiss,
Albert H. smith,
Richard G. Watkins,
w. A. Williams
The National tribune., 1882-03-18

bring up the horses at once. II you don't,
you'll ride to Fallen Pine, where We were TO
meet,-ride day and night, Bh-tel In
spect9r Burton that you kno~ where The
rangers are that Private Braxton - dead,
and that he said he vas 10 bring up his men.
else he'd come back from the grave and lead
them up himself. Do that. Bill. Good
bye"
great quiet rested over the heart of that
desolate woodland. The croak Of a frog, the
gurgie of little streamlet half hidden IN
the long grass-no other sound Then
wakefui jay gave shriil cnatter, another
Joined, ami another; bIuefnch screamed :;
woHlbat rushed past To gain its burrow.
Something had disturbed them; yet ali was
apparently as peaceful as before Had YOU
been by the jays nest, however, and peered
downwards, you would have seen something
gliding like serpent through the brush
wood, and caught glimpse. perhaps, of a
pale resolute face, and the CLINT of pocket
compass pointing north hy east.
ITO be continued.
The National tribune., 1882-03-18
WISE AND OTHERWISE,

Money made the Mayor OF Adrian, Mich,
eo.-L0reU Courier.
When pretty Irish girl is stolen away
they suspect some boycotter. Hartford
Times.
BY contracting disease you help to spread
it. Queer, isn't it?-Neto Harea Palladium.
We begin to doubt the good influence of
chapel devotions when the professor prays
that the students may have IA hungering and
thirsting after Patience-Beacoa.
Dio Lewis is gradually being heard OF
again, but thousands who practised what he
used to preach will be heard OF no MORE
Detroit Free Press.
"My daughter" exclaimed n fashionable
mother. "is innocence itself. You can't say
ANYTHING in her presence that will make her
blushn-7eras SfftiHgs.
A druggist of Belton Falls, Va, has been
sent TO prison for sixty days "for selling
LIQUOR as q beverage" Wonder what they
would have done with him if he had sold it
az liver pad or as wash for removing
freckles.-Texas SJtings.
The National tribune., 1882-03-18
TIE SHaDOWED CROSS,

in welded love our lives had twined
one year careless. golden year
Ard iilcr he died, MY darling deh:
And, to- the joy that harNored there,
Ny heart was filled with dark despair
| traced the hasuts he loved tho hest
n dear, lost d1ys-a!as so hriet!
And 1Iem'ry's br-atiIing- SO sweet,
But famed the furnace of my grief:
They brought no tears to my relief.
At early dawn sought his grave,
Mid C,iaint-carved stones, oergrown with
moss. 4
And H.. upon the hallowed mound
In seeming emblem of my loss
There fel! the shadow Of a Cross.
And l-ncc1ug there in fearless woe,
Nethought he-rd Wy darling .Ay
"Oh, love! thy grief Il shado" i, fl
Which ~ q dream, riall pass away,
Where shadows melt in cioudless day"
Then found my anguish vent in tenrs.
Strange tears OF hcav n-horn peace that she'd Z
Around my soul a holy calm:
And when l rose thus comfortcd,
The shadow from tAe grave had fed. ..
Good Words.
The National tribune., 1882-03-18
BROTHER SCOTT BOUNCED.

"Am Brudder Abraham Scott in Ge hall
dis evenin' ?" inquired the President, as he
looked down the aisles.
Yes, sab" answered voice from the north
west corner.
"Den please step dis way"
Brother Scott scuffed forward. head down,
and his countenance betraying about seven
teen different emotions and when he reached
lshe mark the President continued:
"Brudder Scott, in gwine ober TO de old
man .Johnson's las mite to borrow a hunk
a. butter for breakfast I discovered some one
lyin' on de sidewalk. My first thought was
toyell murder My next thought was to smell
OF his breaf Dat settled the case at once.
It yasn'ta murder, but case Of dead drunk.
7 turned de subieck ober 10 git look at his
face, and who dye 'spose it was?"
Brother Scott gazed straight at bust OF
| Venus, and had nothing to say.
1T was Brud1er Scott" whispered the
| President. Although two of his children
am barfut. his wife needs cloze, an he hasn't
| dozen taters in de house, he has taken
good money from his pocket an paid it out
! for bad whisky. He wasn't q man when
| found hirn. He wss 2 hog-a great big hog
| 7 could smell his breaf six feet away, an il
would have made dog sick. He had lost
his hat. rolled in de slush, an den fallen into
| a stuporish sleep. ] got help an toted hin
home. an tonight be comes TO dis meetin
TO have a vote among men who work hard
respect deneeIves, au' lib sober lives"
"Ize sorry, sab"
| "No doubt of il, but dat am no defense
A fool excites pity, kase God made him da
way. 4 lunatic draws sympathy lase HI
has met wid misfortune. drunkart
| arouses muffin but contempt. He delibar
,teiv goes at it TO make a brute Of bisseli
Yon h.b heard me speak OF dis matter ol
seberaI prevus occashuns, an you know hov
de majority of dis Club feels on de suhieck
In de las two months you hab been drunl
fo' times"
"Yes, sab but I'll Quit"
al hope you will, but doubt it. You ha'
cherry thing to lose gettin' drunk de fus
time. You have lost character, respect
money and standin' an dar's leetle hope da
you will see any reason 10 quit. We XII
ruard aain thieves by lockin' up our money
We kin put de murderer in prison an hav
him outer de way. We kin expose dc liza
an Eivcr him wild confusion. But de drunk
ara-,ie horde beast--who kin trust him
r Who kin believe in him? Who wants hi
, society? Who am not degraded by waikn
, beside him? Brudder Scott, You AM
, bounced man! Your name will be crosse
from our rolls, you will be refused admissio
| heah. an we shall torgit dat you war ebt
numbered Wild us. Let us now attack
reslar order O. business" Lime Aa" Club
The National tribune., 1882-03-18

fanud tracks leading towards ruggea PIE
of rofk, on the north side OF the gully. IN
= er,vjce here the remnins Of three horses
were found. Close 10 then the run OF an
old straw hat projected through the loose
IGam. Hartley, the shee3-f4rmer, spran&
over 20 pick it up; he started hIck IL the
act Of STOPPING. and said in an awssruch
whisyer to his friend Murphy, There's
mead under it, DAM 4 few strokes OF
shade disclosed a face familiar 10 most
of the grlup--tlat OF p0cr travelling pho-
tographcr well knoWH IN the colony by the
soJriqaet of "Stooping johnny" who had
disappeared some time before. 1t was now
jp an advanced stage of putrei3eti6n. Close
TO him another body was discovered, and
another lesjde that. In all thirteen victims
of these English THUGS were lying under
the sladow OF the great north wall cf the
Bluem arsdrke gully. 1t was there, standing
in silent awe rnuDd the remains OF these
! boor fellows. hurried into eternity an buried
| like dogs. that the search-party registered
a VOW TO sacrifice ali interests and comforts
| FOR the space OF one month 10 the single
consideration of revenge. The inspector
! iIncovfrsd his grizzled head as he solemIiy
swore it, and his comrades followed his ex'
ample. The bodies were then with brleI
! pr yer consigned to a deeper grave, rougt
1 cairn was erected over them, and the eleT'
| en- men set forth upon their mission OF ster1
! Justice.
The National tribune., 1882-03-18

"Am Brudder Abraham Scott in de hall
dis evenin'?" inquired the President, as he
looked down the aisies.
Yes, sab" answered voice from the north
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1882-10-05
Mt. Scion Items
llieported for the VIRGINIAN

Our Creeks and Ri0ers have been quite,flush
for the greater part OF the week past, and
the sky has been hidden by clouds and mist
SO long that we have not had the pleasure
of seeing that rare phenomenon, comet,
with a hook on its tail
Orr farmers have been prevented by the
rains from cutting up their corn or seeding
the ground.
Personal. The numerous friends of our
County Treasurer will regret to learn that he
has been confined to his room a week with
fever.
Casualy-On last Thursday a little daugh-
ter of the widow Mary Reeves, fell headlong
out of the gIanery and dislocated both wrists
and fractured the radius of the left ARM
She would probably have been fatally injured
if the fall had not been partially broken by
falling on her hands. She is reco ycring
slowly from her injuries.
Re1gious-The Rev. Dayid Bush, by spe-
cial request, preached upon the subject OF
Faith" ON last Sabbath, in the Methodist
church, at this place. We have never heard
the subject so fully and satisfactorily ex-
planned, nor have we ever seen a con-
gregation more deeply interested from the
opening to the conclusion of his admirable
disquisilion. We have been informed that the
Rev. r. Fleming has been invited to preach
at Messy Greek Church, with view of Civ
ing him call to that congregation.
ITEMS.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1882-10-05


The MINISTER'S MEETING OF the Augusta
Association will convene with the Bridgcwa,
ter Baptist Church, Mt 10 O'clock, Oct. 9th
ana continue in session three lays. The pro.
gramme has been arranged with subjects
and speakers as follows:
First Day-Friduy The relative impor.
lance OF pastoral raining and evangelical
WORK IN the Augusta Association, Rev 2
Swami, w IL Peylon, VI b Cildr, IS the Doc
trIne OF regeneration, Key w A Wlitescar-
ver,R B Hu .dley, w o Thomas; Reasons why
all our members should nlrhute to all the
boards of the General Assoc ialion, ] S Gil
liam, } nj Frost, j., G ID Pcalman; the Duty
OF family worship, Rev $ + Chal man, Win
Dill, whatsoever. A sermon ut night
by Kew W A Whitcscaryer
Second -Satauday-The deaconshp
Rev E G Root, Rev g + Fry, w 4 Brett ;
Sunday School Work in the Churches, j W
To d, Rev G F Fry, c Miller: Church dis
cipl'ne, Rev t Funk A = Kittter, 5 E Mil
ler The reciprocal duties OF churches and
pastors, Rev j II Harris, Lewis Payne. Jas
Borden. Sermon at night by Rev 2 Swami.
.Ihard Day-Sunday-At o'clock M,
Sunday School Mass Meeting: at IL o'clock
sermon by Rev NJ Frost, .r; at night, sermon
by Rev F Chapman, There will also be
preaching in the Baptist Church, Harrison
burg on Saturday, at II am, by Key Z Swami
at night by Rev } NJ Frost. ir.
The speakers will prepare themselves thor.
oughly; everybody is invited 10 attend, and
good time is anticipated
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1882-10-05
Stuart's Draft Items,



Our place is still improving. We have a
frst-class telegraph operator who is well
equipped for. the business, and is ready to
accommodate his many friends. He is also
depot, express and ticket agent, and we dc
not hesitate to say that one and all will find
in the person of MIR. Rigger perfect gentle
man.
Neso StOre-Please do not forget that We
have first-class country store now in full
blast, set up by Messrs. Sanger & Rankin
conducted by Mr.. David A. Sniteman, of your
city, who is first-class salesman and a per
feet gentleman. Now, Dave, bring on the
better half and the domestic goods and we
will make you welcome, and if you want to
try your luck, you can have chance, for we
haye one Fox you may chase.
Leg Amputated.- John Wade, of this
neighborhood, one day last week, was chop
ping tree and was caught and one of his
legs mashed, rendering amputation necessary
in order to save life. He has the sympathy o.
the entire community in his misfortune.
DeaM.-On Saturday, Sept. 18th, 1882, Mr.
Jacob leopard, aged n years. He for many
years was very consistent member of the
German Baptist Tor Tunker) Church, ant
died in the hope of living triumph in God
His remains were inferred in the Mt. Vernon
Cemetery. Peace to his ashes TWIN
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1882-10-05
sunreme Court of Appeals.

The following are the proceeding OF the ou'
preme Court of Appeals since our last issue
Thursday Sept 2Sth.--McKallister vs. Bod
kin From Botetourt county. Opinion de-
livered by Judge Anderson, affirming the de-
cree of the Circuit Court.
Isaac Foltz and ais. VS.. Moses Walton
Opinion delivered by Judge Christian, affirm
ing decree of Circuit Court OF Shenandoah
county.
Bickle and ais. VS.. Chrsman's administrator
and ais, and Mary w. Tuley, for NC, vs. same
Decided together. Opiniondelivered by Judge
Staples. affirming decree of Circuit Court OF
Friedrich county.
| Wright vs.. Strothcr, &c; Wright vs. right
&C., and Boyce VS. Slrotlrcl, NC Decided 10
gether Opinion delivered by Judge Staples
affirming decree ofth Circuit Court of Fred
erck county.
Swi,zer vs.. McCulloch. Opinion delivered
by Judge Lewis, affirming decree OF Circuit
Court of Botetourt county.
Shenandoah Valley Railroad Company VS..
Griffith and ais, and three other cases, near
together. Argued further by William ii.
Travers.
Friday, Sept 29.-Upon petition OF X. 4
Barton, admir- OF Ii. M. Brent appeal allowed
from decree of Circuit Court of Frederick
county, in cause of Cevcnger, &C., VS.. Rob
erts executor, &c.
Shenandoah Valley r. r. Co. VS.. Griffith
Sc, four cases heard together, fully argued
and submitted.
rebbs, &c, VS.. Z. s. Lee, Sc. from Clarke
submitted on briefs.
Taylor's admir- vs.. Taylor & ais, from War
rem, submitted on briefs.
Hansen, guard, &c, VS.. King, &c, from
Warren, submitted on briefs.
Boyce & Wright VS.. McCaw, from Clarke,
submitted on briefs.
Gritlith's executor SC, vs.. Eddy's admir-.
from Frederick continued till next term.
No session ON Saturday.
Monday, Oct. 2.-Shenandoah Valley r. r.
Co. vs. Lewlses, two cases from Clarke, argued
for appellants by Mccormick and Travers,
and for appellee hy s }. C. Moore. -
Osborn vs.. Custlenlaii. from Clarke, sub
mitted on briefs
Johnson vs. Anderson, from Clarke, sub
mittrd ON briefs.
Smith VS. Bradford, &c, tiom Clarke, sub
mittcd on priefs.
Jones & Go. vs. Miller, &c. from Warren,
submitted on briefs.
Tuesday, Oct 3-Haddox VS.. the County of
Clarke, continued Till next term.
Atkinson, trustee vs. Mccormick, trustee &
ais, submitted Oh briefs
IIansucker VS.. Walker and ais, submitted on
briefs.
Mccormick trustee, VS. Atkinson, trustee
and as, con, inued till next term.
itiizsms National Bank at Charlottesville
VS. Mannoni, submitted on briefs.
GA. s. Nj. Railroad Company VS.. W. P.
Miles, submitted on record.
Wednesday, Oct. 4-Brown VS.. Conrad, trus-
tee, and ais, petitions of appeliees for enlarge
menl of the appeal bond. denied
Goodwn's admir-, VS.. d. ummond &c, sub
mtted on briefs
submitted on briefs.
Gordon VS.. Rixey and ala. submitted on
briefs.
billiard VS.. billiard and ais, continued till
next term.
The court announced that the argument
docket would not be called further at this term
there being now in hand thirty three causes
to be decided. Causes from the 18th and 18th
Circuits are therefore continued till the next
term. The court will remain in session at
ions &c.