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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-08-23
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT. OF THK UNivKR.
SHY OF THE STATE OF MISSOURI.

r,HE regular Med the Mis-
souri, University will commence the hrst OF November
ls5 and will continue until the first OF March, 1855
Of preliminary Hectares vii be delivered BY the
the insn ofany charge sub
intimately connected with their respective Department..
beginning the Of October and ending the frst ONO
vemher.
Clinical will aio be delivered either st the City Hos
pa the City Dpensary day during the month ofOe-
tOber well as duriag the entire regular session..
Admittanee the clinical lectures charge.
Medical Faculty:
JOHN s. MOORE. NJ d.. Professor Of Theory and Prae-
tics.
JOSEPH n. MCDOWELL. N. D.. Professor Of Surgery
and Surgical Anatomy.
ABNER HoProN. NJ. D.. Professor of Chemistry and
Pharmacy.
JOHN BARNES. NJ D.. Professor of Maeria Mediea Their
arsuties aud Medical Botany -
E. DEFINING. NJ D.. Professor of Pathology and Clinical
Medicine.
R. ALLEN. NJ D. Professor Obstetrics Diseases
of Women and Children.
PAXTON SPENCE. NJ. D.. Professor Of PhysiOiOsy and
I Comparative Anatomy.
JOHN HoDGES NJ. D.. Professor of AnatOmy-Gsner-
al and Special.
j. DRAKE MCDOWELL NJ D.. Demoastrs.or.
TERMS-Fee full OF lectures slo5 for the Di
plOma admission the Dissecting and Demon
STATIONS $40. Matreulstion fee IS. -
obtained
College. for from 81 to 80 per week. -
students desiring further iNfermauon,
| JOS X. MCDOWELL. VI. n.
! -lvdE oft Neiical Faculty.
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THE HARDIN JURY.-Anoth of the Har-
din county Jurymen has com out with a
letter in defence of his positio His letter
conflicts with the statementson in
Mr.. Crutcher's letter which a,eared some
time ago, very materially, anis generally
discredited. The Louisville Coier in speak.
ing of McIntire's letter, says:
There is guilt written in eve line Of this
production. The reader will s, if Crutcher
told the truth in his defence, Mn,ire tells a
falsehood in this.
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~ The Boston Daily Mali states that a
wagon, freighted with gunpowder, the wheels
Of which were fired with leather, to prevent
the possibility of ignition from sparks that
might be produced by the contact Of an iron
tire with the pavement. was seen passing
over Cragie's Bridge. between that city and
Charleston, a few days since on the top OF
which was seen an Irisamau, ssftiI pipe and
some matches in his hands, with which he
was endeavoring Il" get up smoke"
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THE CANAL.-The canal was rapidly fill
ing up last evening. One boat load of pas
sengers left for the "Mass Meeting" at Pc
tersburgh last night. Philip Decker took
out load of his friends who will no doubt
have a good time of it. We don't believe
he would have any but anti.Nebraska men
on board. Is there no native born citizen
who feels interest enough in this affair to i'm
itate Mr.. Decker's example, Phil. is a
whole-souled patriotic republican, and viii
be entitled to the banner, as an ardent sup
porter of the "people's rights
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associations of every nature alone, except
ing always that great and rascally associa'
ton, though composed in great part Of hon.
est and well meaning men, called the Loco
foco party. The Germans and Irish and
Americans may form what societies they
please, and except an occasional passing re.
mark, we have nothing to say, un less their
effects become public nuisance er apublc
wrong. Such course on the pnrt of our
contemporary might better snbserve the inter
ests Of his party, and Of the com munity in
which he lives.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-08-23

BREAK IN THE CANAL.--The reported
break in the canal is no great affair after all,
and will not obstruct navigation, except tina,
passengers will have to walk around the
Big Creek Aqueduct, distance of one mile
only. There is plenty of water on both
sides of the break. and there will not be hal
an hours delay on the trip.
The Tobacco Plant" running out from
this city, will connect with the "Coulton,
now lying above the break. Other boat
will make like connection.
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For the Evansviiie Jouru

Mr.. EDrToR:-Wou it not well for tn:
School Trustees fer our city,, considera
ton of the excessive heat ohe summer
and the consequent debility ohe children
TO postpone the commencent of our
Schools until the 18th of Sephber. 1t is
surely waste of time, and ri9f health to
commence at the day fixed. lust our ex-
cellent Board Of Trustees will Re the mat.
ter under consideration. AREN'T.
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MOTTO hereby given virtue OF two executions
out o. the office Of the CLERK Of Court
mea fea OF anderburgh County and directed
IN favor OF hrhsm Cum ber.s Goeb and
John hennedy and one in favor oSmon umbers
ohn hneay have levied upon and will
september D. 1854. between hours Of 10 O'Clock NJ
ana clock r. NJ of said day proceed sell
pren ior the term years of the following described
property. to-wit:
Lot No Elk in Block No. seven Cd in the Fourth En-,
larsement adjoining the City of Evansville; should
reats Issues ahd profits sell Tor
said executions aud costs. will the aud pl
offer for sale the tee simple oissid real estate.
ang23-3;w-Pisi JOHN S. GAYITT S. V
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GInRIoIs SIMMER

WITH the hot sultry of mid the rank
vegetation OF the cwiands and the marshes in the deep valleys
great rivers ofth AMI South wher aud die The
burning drinks mp the and the oecayng plants
and hailed
produce Yellow Jaundice Dersnsenent
Bowels DarrheG or dsentery Ague aud Fever Bilious
Typhus Fevers Under these circumstances aud inuenand
should make free Of Dr. BRUcE INDIAN YEGErABLE
PAsAcEA 1t las 20 cleanse the bowels purify the
blood and health Advertise another col
"a mn OF this paper.
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LIBRARY OF CoxeREss.-A very valuable
addition has just been made to the Congress
sional library, consisting of a complete set OF
the London Times, from its commencement
and ofthe London Gazette, from the year 1865.
Various other important additions, from Lon
don, have been made lately, in all about b..
Travels in America.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-08-23

us The man who was looking for the
Know Nothings in Vincennes last Saturday
night, was seen with his head bound up next
morning about starting to Newburg on a
friendly visit to the man who looked for the
Know Nothings up there, and heard some
thing drap.
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KENTUCKY SCHOOL OLE MEDICINE.

NHE session Of this Institution VIII begin Tuesday
Oeoterst aud continue until the end OF February with
the following faculty:
BENJAMIN W. DUDLEY. NJ. D.. Emeritus Professor OF
Anat, my and Surgery.
JOSHUA b. FLINT VI. D., Professor Of the Principles
and Practice Of Surgery.
HENRY NJ. BuLLlTr, NJ D. Professor Of Physiology and
RoBr. j BRECkINRIDGE. NJ. D.. Professor OF MAtera
Mediea and Clinical surgery.
TH0S. W. G 0LESCOTf. NJ. D.. Professor OF Anatomy.
JOSEPH O.. NORWOOD NJ. D.. Professor Of Chemistry.
JOHN HARDIN. NJ D. Professor and Diseas
es Of Women aud Children.
L. D. LAWSON NJ. D.. Professor Of Theory and Practice
Of Medicine aud Clinical Medicine.
DAVID CUMMINS VI. D.. Drmonstrator of Anatomy.
Clinical Lectures Louisville Marine Hospital twice
week.
course Preliminary Lectures the School and the Hos
pital during the month Of October free of charge.
Material for Practical Anatomy abundant The dssecting
rooms will be ope ned o. the Ist Of October.
The fees for the full lectures amount TO Sos Mat
REGULATION fee be paid ony) $5 Dssecng ticket go
Graduation fee SIS. X. j. BRECKIN RIDGE.
aug23-weow-nOvI Dean Of the Faculty.
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ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE

HAVE taken Letters of Administration on the Estate
Of John X. Wilcox. deceased Those who indebted
make Cisi
presented The proper Court Allowance It is moi
vet Known whether the estate is sOlveat.
JAMES Il RIYTUE
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pERFECTI.Y n,s.pP0INTED.

VIZ had until of late considered the days for sen- and
buying Patent Medicines past and that the
Medicine the worlds feyered
But give ituP. Dr. A L. Adams Liver Baam talkeu
of used and creating sensation than
other Compound before the public and should this be the
case? 1t is positively producing than other
Medicine IL Ostnble fact this Medi
cine as good what IL claims Warrantseand
vet of the failure In what IL claims do We
pledge ourselves that there hImbug about it, See the
testimonials ia this paper.
See Advertisement in this paper. ey3
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OF a person who was preent at con-
versaton in which very dulblay was talk.
ed of, and of its i'll success in ating, attempt.
ed defence ofit by saying-"It was moi
hissed." "True," said anotbe, "but no one
can hiss and cape at the sameime."
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A LIVE FRoc IN THE MAIL.-The Postmas

A LIVE FRoe IN THE MAIL.-The Postmas.
ter at Frankfort. KY, few days since, re.
ceived by mail small box containing a liv.
in horned frog, that had been forwarded from
Texas. The frog had been three weeks OF
his travels; the box was perforated to adm
air, and vixen opened the animal appeared
lively and in good condition, but died three
DAYS afterwards.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-08-23

o. Col. Benton will retir from public
service on the 4th of March nxt, which will
complete the thirty-fourth yea since he first
entered the Senate. Gen. Oss goes into
retiracy at the same time, the otal defeat OF
his party in Michigan at the euuing election
being foregone conclusion.
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FRUIr.-Mr. Rodgers, the old reliable
FRUITERER, on First street, near the old
Post Office, has on hand some OF the fines,
peaches which have made their appearance
in market this season. He has large as.
sortment of all kinds of fruit, which deserves
the notice of the passer by.
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MASS NEE TING.
HO! FOR PETERSBU RGH.

PERSONS wishing comfortable passage the Pc
esbu-gb Mass Meeting the Canal will for
ward and register their imme iately.
Passengers BoOk themselves for the trip ateher OF
tn. following places:-Geo Foster Co.'S arthouse the
of Foster Brown, aud atthe Sherwood House. IL Is
that this be attended without delay order that
sufficient accommodations aJ be made for all who may wish
attend. Good boats VIII be upon the occasion.
CHAS. JONES Capt. of Packet ]. g. Ford.
S. s. WILLIAMS. Capt. of Packet Romeo.
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AT TIE COuRT

AT TIE COURT Of Co Citation which the Office OF
Judge gehart Saturday ocock agreed between
Mr. and the editor OF the Enquirer that the following
should be made by the editor Of the Enquirer
crniag the abusive which appeared Advertisement
she Enquirer the 1th Mr. signed Thom
b. Craig statement-We had knowledge OF the
made In that card We know nothing personally to the
stdvantage dishonor OF MIR. Sauers We
qnaned with either and do endorse emen'
in the card angl4-lw
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~ The Enquirer wishes to"set the mark
of Cain" on every Democrat nst leaves his
party. Ifhe don't look sharpl. there will be
the mark of about half dom canes on his
back. 1t might do him good.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-08-23

0T The Enquirer says the Democratic
party has a cowardly enemy that "shoots in
the back" Well, we always thought those
were the cowardy dogs who got shot in the
back. He should not blame us for shooting
him and his friends in the back, if they are
too cowardly to show any thing else for tar
get
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-08-23

o. Hiram Fuller, the able editor of the
New York Mirror, has been pminated for
Congress by the Know Nothins, in the dis
trict now represented by Mr.. Citing.
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o. Fifteen Thousand coies of Mr..
Stoves new book. "Sunny,lemories of
Foreingn Travel" have alread been sold by
the publishers.
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ADMINISTRATORS. SALE.

~ Thursday day the late
" residence of Dr. John wilcox. deed will sell the
personal property of the said decedent When the
purchased dollars ait Of
be given the purchaser gvIg his with good security
waving the ami
interest from date. d. l.. BLYTHE, Admir-.
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Sl.OOO 10 S2.OO0-

fTtHE writer will sell valuable interest in the manufacture
IN Evansville OF an article when every family every
ody every day. everywhere aud which people viii
have tried The ng atrlne il Is
very easily introduced Sales quickprofts
mOIe-no eompetiton-a rare chance TIE business
pertinent t has been established and well tested
Address Box $50 heago r. name the
iety VIII soon convince any enquirer. aBgZ3-4t
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sTRAN ED.

ER )M the stable of Dr. Z. J. Ehrman small bay Mare
seven years DID, with white spot in her orehssd four
haek ct and long bushy tail The fnder will be Literally
rewarded by leaving my stable with Rev
Corn N. Ne bursh. II. j. EHkMAN.
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SP ECIAL NOTICES.
NOTICE.

THE the Old School Church will
rented Wednesday evening next, All wishing to obtain
Pews w please nd at the Church at O'Clock.
aug22-2t
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS i.
FORTY ACRES OF LAND FOR

FORTY ACRES OF LAND FOR SALE.
SrUATED the Evansville and Owensvile road tire,
miles this City with log mouse. g0a orchard
failing SpriBg-twenty aeTes -r up~aTds cleared.
ALSO:-A Brick House the Of Second
Walnut streets good air and conveniently built
ALSD:-Fiye Lots lay in Bell and Chambers Er
argement all which will be sold reasonable terms En-
Iuire of aug23 L. BACON i co.
SODA.-l5 kegs best Newcastle. for sale low by
> aug2J ). l.. GILBERT & CO.
SOAP.-75 Boston. New York and Evansville brand.
- tor sale by 5. +. GILBERT &CO
augzs Syc. near " alter.
u EDCORDs.-75 doE long hemp. for sale by
I'D UgZ5 ). l.. GILBERT & CO.
ErNGLIsH PRINTS cases Suabec Black and Greer
La Prints - Suabee Black Grey
soild Black, hand and tor sale by
JAS. Low a. CO..
aug23 slS Main St.. Louisville Ky.
cotton lARNs.-5s bags this day received err steam
~ er Raven. for sale by >. T. GILBERT q co ,
AagE3 Agents Cfpiess Faetonx.
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RUNAWAY.

aRoM the subscriber sunday Phillip
stanebrook an lnden.nred apprentice aged Is years
sara Apprentices has Light hair and immediately
Shove one OF his e All forbid hartorng him
or trusting him my account. JOEL MILLS.
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BANK or THE sTATR on TENNEssEE.

SpUfs and sells sight the
NE counts short time Bills New York. New Orleans and
st Louis and does Banking and Exchange Business
corrections all principal cities the
as terms proceeds promptly RENTED day
with current OF Exchange of the Memphis Savings
nstaton received with AL other good currency
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE
SHERIFF,S SALE

NOTICE is hereby given that the has been an
~ pointed of the estate OF Hulda Bali la,
vanderburgh ouny. deceased estate is supposed =
be solvent. a1g23-3w j. IL. SWEETEN Admir-
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NQTICR

payers OF the City of Evansville. hereby moth
pea mat for paid the City Treasury
70 meet toe annual interest Bonds issued the Evansville
.ordsve Rsilroad comrany ady delivery
Al the Cerk once Dated. Evansville Augt 10th 1885,
augiT GEO IA TODD CITY CLARK.
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PIANO E0RTES.
NEW MI SIC AND INSTRUMENT STORE,

HE undersigned most respectfully egs leave TO inform the
ladies and gentlemen and all admirers OF Musical
aud painting Of this city and vicinity that he viii on OF alter
ne Of September music Instrumental Depot
celebrated makers in who
ceVed the first premium in Europe well as America atthe
late Worlds Fair and would with degree oieonh-
believes these we'll Oil Paint
ng probably viii found their 10 this mar
ket Believing that the present strides OF prorr in Lera-
pursuits the Justify the surport
of home here such establishment the
portaon OF such goods. oflnrumen and OIL Paintinsi
gilded frames adorn avorite Parors have been In
ducei open this establishment Being musician by pr?.
fesscn judgement bear. in selecting the
best Instruments such good the markets OF Europ" Bos
and New York Afforded and acting agent for most OF
houses sell them as almost their original
excepted lean fully warrante the hrsney
Of tone of my Paos touch, durability and the standing In
good tune.
ALSoA selection Of Bamboo Ornamental Walking Canes.
ofderent pattern Window Blinds with all the tx
lures and plain The best Violin strings Bows
Br ges Tapieces Pegs ROssin and other items
Pianos tuned in equal temper through all the twenty
four keys. and repaired TO order.
second handed Pianos aiken in exchange as part pay
well improved and unimproved landed prop
erty. IL desiied. = ... -,
aug22-3m j. BERNHARD HbNNlNbS.
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g5- We authorized Asa Iglehar can
doate the office ofJudse Of the Court Of
mmon Pleas for the District composed of the counties OF
and arrck at the ensuing October election
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!. RERNHARp HENNINGs.


NVTHY hear Ladies remark they almost
w Invariably act suited in Dry Goods Emhichs when
tia any other plse-i The fact is be always fees
hand. aud what eth
poran sells them low and uniform rates. THIS mere
Editorial puff hut plain Of fact yet We DO not wish
20 take call his goods
prices thereby have the matter 70
own satisfaction His in the stone front building 81
Main street three doc rs below Second. aug2
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A. II SANDERS. Esq.-You will please my
candidate for election the office OF SHERIFF Of Van
derburgh County. at the ensuing October election.
JOHN s. Gl~lTT.
EfTWE authorized 10 announce the name Of IRA A.
AIRCHIL for SHERIFs Ianderburgh Coun
the October election suhJs the decision of
the County yention, eyZ2 Il
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MARRIED,

oS Sunday evening BY Rev. O. B. Davidson. Mr. COLLIN
BUS CROSS to Ma wILLEHMINA COWLES.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

NOTICE shereby that will sell at pub ic auction
Thnra,y the l2h day Of next at the residence
personal property consisting Of buggy Mare and Mule
Colt Cows and Calves. young Cattle and about %
head Of Hogs.
ALSOA considerable quantity OF Household and Kitchen
credit OF nine months viii be given all sums
dollars the purchaser giving his with approved
security. waving valuation ard apr rais-ment laws.
aue22-3tw JOSEPH IA. SN EETEN, Ad'mr.
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a LII sic Furniture Beds and Bedding Carpets Stoves
n Kitchen Furniture &e Of the American House,
Of First and Vine will he offered for sls Public
auction. Monday. 2sh. sale mencing
clock A NJ. articles viii
excellent Furniture deserving particular at ention
we'll lags quantity OfeVerythng app'rtaning 10 the I'm
nishing Of a Tavern.
TERMS OF sALE:-Au sums of Is or under cash; SENS
Overthat three months credit. with good security.
aug22-Iw GEORGE SAVAGE.
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wm. GARvIN & CO.,

NOS 442 & "a MAIN STREET. LOUISVILLE. KY,
WHOt.Es ALE DRY GOODS MERCHANTS.
AND MANUFACTURERS OF CLOTHING,
UNESIRE inform and Country Merchants
generally that their Stock Of Dry Goods will
be full and complete y the LIST Of September.
They particularly their extensive and
ried assortment of
REA MADE CLOTHING.
Their Stock this entirely full They have odd
their and will he prepared
offer great cash. time des
10 pledge themselves sell a. Low similar
Goods he hou ght In the Eastern Market.
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SCHOOL N0TICE.

fENHE Public Schools OF the CITY Of Fvan.x;r. ~,
IA nenee on the zsth Of August 1854 the rooms
last year for Public schools "' "eeapled
Also High School win he opened At the sam. time =,
Episcopal school House free charge ali scholar.
sLes IN the city, sufficiently advanced for admson io,
's'0H INTO the
Notice Is also hereby given that all transfers Of
or from the city for pcrposs the nex, xsr 49,.
made within one mouth FROM tbs time. '" "
II Q. WHEELER
WILLIAM HUGHES
G. DECKER
ausi9-t School Trustees.
Enquirer and yolksbote copy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-18
Superior Court-Part Second.

Before Hon. Judge SIosson and Jury.
MAY 17.-Hirdn " Mason d9Gins, the 50. Mdrk's Fire
Isuramee Copany-This was an action brought by the
plaintiff assignee of policy Of insurance for 81 OOO
made the 18th day Of September, 1853 by the de-
PENDANTS the stock of cabinet belonging to Ed
gar II. Mason 3s2 Hudson street. which destroyed
BY nre the 4th day of October 1853 1t was alleged
that the plaintiff sustained loss to the amount of 000
and that the necessary preliminary proofs made
out and sert to the Company and all the conditions Of
the policy fulfilled the part Of the assured For the
defence It commended that the plaintiff did not urn
ish the defendants with full and particular account Of
his damage and loss the nature Of the case would ad
misrepesented by the plaintiff in his preliminary proofs
It also alleged that the defendants gave their
consent in writing otherwise, to any assignment
transfer termination Of the interest of Edgar NJ Ma
son. mentioned in the complaint and that thereby the
policy void That by the terms of the policy 1t was
defendants should not be assgnabe without their
sent engressed thereon in writing and that with such
assignment their liability ceased. Verdict for plaintiff
- DAT and COTS, being the amount claimed with nte-