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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-02
tLAW INTELLIGENCE.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT-Nov. 7s.-Before
Jndre NELSON.

Judge NELSON.
TRUST ESTATE.
Sarah Sinclair al William DODGE executor Of estate OF
Arson g. Phelps.
NELSON. J.-This bill is filed By the comp'anants
charging trust fund remained in the hands Of the e,taoI
tho time Of lis decease Of $50 al which each Is entitled
TO one sixth a. eesfvi que 6ssi' OF The funds
The trust in question was crested by ie parent. ~ me com
yainans eay &c the 18Th Ferney 1918 IN South Caro-
lima In Sepember'iglo 4. g. Phelps ofti city was snost
iu"d Trustee by decree Of the conr Of Chancery OF that
STATE The history Of this trust which. ia the view has
trken Of this 1t IL necessary to state with any rartc-
uIaiy through period of thirty I've years not
The original trust out Of post nups settlement ny
FINER and wife Of comparatively small aonn, OF pTopy
for the benefit first OF the seters during their lives and the
survivor and after the death Of the survivor tor the use and
eenent OF the issue The original settlement was moahsa
from time 70 time By instruments in writing between the set
tiers and tie trustee Th'se modification are claimed by ne
compnnans who represent portion OF The heirs as Invalid
whether not, do deem important to inquire
Tie seters also from time 10 time mortsaged the trust
fund which had become invested in house in Maiden lane
III this city, Some Of these mortgages were forecosed IN
thsncery, the settlers and trustee being made parties The
oopisnants were not made parties though strongly s'sie
by the trustee in hs to the bill Of foreclosure
or rather to the bill tiled by the purchaser in order to ear
trustee was compelled TO convey the tile on receiving the
snoont Of the irust interest IN the propeysome SioO
% sa S. SSe1 pa to s % yJs s sa s
larger sum belonged to The trust fund than fixed and
cree aud therefore en,iledto inquire the cond
ton Of the trust and their orion OF any additional
amount shown Ia be due end Ia the hands ~ the trustee Of
hi, legal representatives Whether This not,
material to inquire satisfied upon the bill and
that any beyond the $1,000 into the hands the
trustee principal and which constituted tho fund apaI,
TO the heirs
The income belonged the settlers during their lives The
expressly denies that any greater received
and l. uncontradited We may observe that the bill places
the ground Of relief solely upon the charge that there
In the hands Of the trustee at the time Of hs
belonging to the trust fund. paid
There allegation Of breach Of trust proof offered
In that aspect of the case. ....
On the single ground have stated satisfied the
lAinants have failed TO sustain their claim against the
defendant and that decree should he entered diminishing the
bill.
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TIE SEWING woMgs.-A meeting Of sewin

TIE SEWING WOMEs.-A meeting Of sewing
women was held at Clinton Hall. corner Of Atlantic
and Chuton streets Brooklyn Monday night. the OBJ
Icct being to devise some plan by which they can be re-
lcyed In furnishing them with work and better wages
than fnost VI them receive. Mr. Joseph u ruhef
was called to the chair Only few ladies we're present
The Chairman stated that several plans had been pro
posed but all had met with orp,sit.ou and In some IN
stances from quarters least expected IL was hrst pro-
posed Ia solicit work from the large establishments ~
New York-thcn u make up stock aud sell II; ana
finally To hire room. warm H. aud procure work Tor
those who were undergrad. The sum Of 500 had been
contributed 10 the object and rooms had been nifcd ~
No 3O6 Fulton nvonuc The object Was 10 keep the Prih'
cpal as "a permanent fund TO procure WORK pay cur
rent nges and divide the profits. No plan was now
ever definitely agreed upon. Several persons preseh
rave their experiences In working for large estaosn
incnts Ono woman said that from ~ to ~ cents pr
dozen was paid for drawers In New'lofK' one nnu
csiIeJ At sEop In Concord street. Brooklyn and they
offered her u cents per pair for draweI' anu a c
shirts-coud make % cents per day on the wors a e
husband died Of fever contracted In the army Anu Se
witLout menns wns compelled to support heisci a,,d
child five months old by doing such work Us sic coaa
get Another woman stated that she gCt ono GEM
Iecc Tor making hnversacks for tho u SANITARY Com
mission and could mako IS cents day ut SEVERN
others m ale similar statements and ths moesnS scP~
tad subIcct 10 tho COLL VI tie chairman'
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SUPREME COURT-CsAnskRs-Nov 5.-Bsfors Justice
DARSAKD
DECISIONS

Louisa Braunfels agt. Alphonzc Braunfe!si Lncy
A. rrries ast CsnAfeo Trassi Daniel OFansl es Eihs
beth UFans; Charlotte A. Denke sgt lsaac Denlse
Frederick r. Luthy ss Frances La'hy-Judsnsn'' Of d.
Aars,e Belmont sgt. M.rssre o. Mesde It all Elizabeth
Miner al. ss- Benjamin Van Ardae ct sL-Judsmens or
defed. 49,
John B. Bort sst Era Gensn.Motiou TO vsesis stay
denied whou, prejudice to renew. &c.
Mos.s sir,sburysf ait Victor fneous Motion 70 amend
gruni.d plaintiff paying defendant all the coat, aud dis
since the service Of the answer Ao.ion to vscse
2bralnn Lyons AT. Thomas Houron ct al, Herman Bat
ger ss John Kelly; James Cooh ag EUah Brsipsrd e A.
ssr.I l. M."h y. Elisabeth C. Brown e, al Austin P.os
som-r. Motions denied
Tie Hazard Powd,r Co sst Fr.neis b. Bayes-Mo.ion
number tho General CaeDdr and brou, on nudf III.
naes already given No u this motion 70 either
Anne Terrell ss' Jane, Isr,l.Moon granted on defend
20 ying 10 and the Contained Ia tie
John q Jones Pre.dt ke ax Pedro ~ De 0renslls al
-tsierrnee orJer red to inquire into the facts.
la the matter petition Of Edward Hopper Gc.Ordsr
granted. - A.. =,
Osorse Bnsrwsn sst Frederick c. Hill.-Mot!on denied
Manufacturer Bank Of Brook ss Daniel D. Nah et =
The motion for trial whether with affidavit,
ING newly discovered evidence must be heard 'p-cs
for ,s trial Of sues The motion should DO placed o.
In the s.r Of the l.. Crosse and Mlwsutee Railroad Co
Motion to vscats denied without prejudice to renew on si
days show ing edehss In sr prosecution OF the petition IL
which Buekhsm. Van Cot H. are p~iiolers' sttoneya
Henry tolkennsr sst Joseph Miller; New.iork Ice Co
AIT North Western Insurance Co.; Daniel Ftis~rAd sg
Arson Bss--Reierenc~ ordered take proof Of facts &c
II. b. tamrl at Patrick Dsrrows Ac-Moton granted
with tl0 costs.
without cost, without prejudice to ster shall hsv'
been determined who l. the plaintiff. attorney Of record OF
tie motion referred to 10 defendants sfhdssit
Before Justice Is0RsuAn.
Charles Thomas ct al sst Frsutlin Throwing Of d-ofds
ssted.
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,up DpooKLyy IYpUsrnIAL SCnooLs.-The

TUB BROOKLYN INDUSTRIAL SCHOOS.-lne
annual Fair ard Festival Of tho brooklyn Industrial
schools was commenced in the Academy Of Sii.sc on
Monday evening. The object 10 to raise funds. Ihe
room where the fair held crowded, ana
considerable must have been realized by the sale
of articles OH exhibition. About 50 children were pre-
sent and sang during tho evening. lie fair VII Dc
continued tonight
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RECRUITING IN BRooKLYs.--The Bounty

KTCRUITING tn BKUUhLfN-Ino t7o"H'J
Committee Of the Board Of Supervisors have issuca c
c In yi,ng recruits 10 call AT their office No 365
Fulton street, opposite the City Hail. and receive the
800 10 which they are entitled. without employing
agents to get the money for theu Thus Tar Tao county
-, has beon pad 10 900 men. Thirteen enlisted
vcs,er,ay. An office for enlisting men for the l4th
REGIMENT has been opened OF the UroaAlSa CITY Ar
IpoTy.
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Latest.
I'nxnos. Nov. 70. 1863.

The Inder denies authoritatively the recent
reports Of the alleged blockade Of Matamorss Inc
Ell.nch blockade Of the Mexican coast commences
weve leagues from tho southern bank of tho mouth OF
sSe Rio Grande River No csrgoes of any kind unless
there exists reasonable suspicion OF beihs destined
Tparcz will be- interfercd with by the French crus-
ors on their way to Matamorhs. -,
II is reported that the British naval authorities nave
liver Clyde from going " sea-
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S2OOOOOO 7 LOAN n S q &c s cogNTY

DOLLARS authorized by the Ordinance Of the BoaYd Of Su
pervso approved by the Mayor Oct 81 1908 entitled An
d. the Arne. OF the Mon provided the can be
counted aud allowed ie quota Of the City and County Of
New. York ia any future dfsn"
The proper for subscription. will DO opened at
the Comp Office and after TUESDAY, the 18th DAY
be taken.
Subscribers win be required 20 deposit with the County
Treasurer the Broadway k within hve days ait.x en-
teus .r sub.cipons the amounts snbscbed tor by them
respectively, and pcen ing his receipts io the money 70
the they will b. emitted 10 receive Bonds OF the
County equal Ied-eInsbe before June
1884, with interest the date Of payment at the rate OF
six pef cent pr - - = .. .
MATTHEW T. BRENNAN, Comp.rollef.
City Of Hswio Department OF Finance. Coniptroefs
0fice, Nov. Ii, 1851
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r,,. p,oov,vx BOARD oP CAyvAssRRs.-

THE brooklyn BOARD OF CASvAsssRs. =
The Aldermen a. Board Of Canvassers, organized
aas, the Adjournment VI the Common Council. and.
IN. concydcd their iabors declared the result Of
,he Lite election for city officers Tho names, from
Wavor 10 Aldermen. have heretofore been published
Tbs total vote received by each candidate Wa not
Ofv
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Prospect Of an Immediate War Between
Germany and Denmark.
THE ALEXANDRA CASE.
Publication Of the Official yellow Book"
in France.
WARLIKE OPERATIONS In RUSSIA

The steamer City of Manchester from Liver
yocl Nov. Il arrived here carly yesterday morning
Her news has been anticipated. but she brings three
day. later foreign flee than those previously received
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ADMISSION To PRACTICE,

On motion of Samuel Batchiord, esq, tho Hon
William Marvin aely Judge Of the q. ) District Court q
Key West Florida admitted TO practice The Court or
dsTcd that he sign h. roll snd take tho oath, which wu &c
cordngy done In open court
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OFFICE OF rHs STREET COMMISSIONER,
New-YoRK November 2S, 1863. )
TlNO CONTRACTORS. - PROPOSALS in

closed In sealed envelope Endorsed with the title Of the
urk and with name Of the bidder written thereon Will De
rece sed at this Office until II O'Clock Monday DeceH
Der H. 1863:
For regulating grading curb cutter end tagging Seventy
seventh street, between Second and Fourth asenues
For regulating grading curb gutter aud Tagging Avenue
A between Eighty.fourtb and Nincty.third streets.
For curb gutter aud alg:ius Fist avenue between Fay
third and Slit yhrs stIreis
For asggns aud roalgying Fifty ninth street. between
Eighth and Tenth
For tagging and resggins Thrtythird street. between
Eighth and sinth avenues.
For House Hook end Ladder Company No. 8.
For House tor Engine Company No. 49,
For House Tor Engine Company No. %.
Fog new House for Hose Company No. s8.
Alterations and additions 10 House of Engine Company
No. 49,
K-r airs and alterations House Of Engine Company No n.
Blank fons OF proposals. together with the pechcation
and agreements be obtained ct this oceDsted Street
DEPARTMENT, New-fork. November 49, 1909.
CHARLES u. CORNELL. Street Coumis aioneI
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Dcntistrn.

N b. GRIFFIN & BROS, No. 253 Grand.
lNs st. Newiok, aud No 257 Futon.s., Brooklyn,
Teeth positively without pain by tie Of nitrous
oxide No charge Tor extracting when ARTIFICIAL teeth are
be inserted They also inserting m sets Of Teeth
Gold. e23; PiAtins rs; Silver, $40; Rubber $40 Partial
sets on gold 81 silver. 81. Extracting, rs cents
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Professional Notifies.

CHARLES s. SPENCER, Attorney and
Counselor Lsw Proctor and Advocate In u 5. Courts
No. J9 broadway, Newiork. Residenes-No. ~ London
Terrsce, West I'D st. between 9Th and luth-svA
NERVOUS DEBILITY, &c.-C. ID. HAM
IN MOND. NJ. D., No. 81 Ess. 27th-st., ksw-fork.
Office hours from to 10. TO and TO evening
WILLIAM w. SANGER, N. ID. (ate Resi-
w dent Phy.cisn Bleckwers lslaid Office No. - Gin
place (h.ll Newi orb City Ofcs hours: from to ~
4 aud from 5 to p.
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT-Nov 90
Before Judge NEIsoN.

Henry n. Sho,well as'. John Bovine and William Bovine
Judge Nelson rendered an opinion in this case
t morning the judgment Of the being that decree be
ordered y the pansn,s and ordered
to III. Clerk To tske the accounts. &c.
IN the matter Of James H. Mott and Jordan Mott bsnkrupts
the Cont ordered that the be referred back to tie Dis
trict Court
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EOR NEW-ORLEANS DlRECI.-Ihe new
IL And 6r,,.cla., u 8 Mail steamship GEORGE WASH.
ISGION f. v Osger Commander, viii leave ricr NO. !
North River on SATURDAY.. Dec. s. at p. m. NO nesn!
OF passage with unsurpassed accommodations, sppyto
H. u. CROMW ELL Co., No. 70 Wests@
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furniture.

ID TOhNllOhb VI
wssned manufacture. Also, solid Chestnut and w alnut
Chamber suites plain and ornamental. at H. r. FAKkNo'
TONS 500 Caa.t, opposite ooster. Establishrd lStJ
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-12-02
Read this Advertisement!

GiLEAb DRru STORE, Nov. ls, 1863.
Ems Journal; We would again inform our
friends that we are still doing business in the
DRUG and FANCY GOODS inc, in Gilead, two
doors west of the Meat Market, and although we
have not been to New York to buy it out, we have
few friends there who keep us supplied with Al
MOST "cvcry thing you want"
They have just sent us splendid assortment Of
Ladies' Travelling and Fancy Work Baskets.
Another lot OF Family Dye Colors, to make old
garments look as well ss new
Our stock of Pcrfumery, Soaps, Brushes, Combs
AID Toilet Articles is fun.
In the Stationery and School Book line, n good
stock always ON hand-wc think the best assortment
outside of Perrysburg.
War Blanks of all kinds also Deeds
China Toys in abundance, and lots Of China and
Rubber Doll-IleadS.
Pocket Knives Gold Pens, Pocket books,
Fitcs, Flutes and Instructors,
Violin Strings, Bridges and extra RoSin,
Razors, Strops and Shaving Cups.
We keep all kinds of Paints, Oils, Narnishes and
Dye Stuils genuine colors.
All the leading Patent Medicines.
II You want any thing in our line give MS a call.
Don't mistake the place. We have over the door
sign-DRUG STORE painted in Red, White aud
Blue colors.
The Agency for the Hartford Fire Insurance Com
pany Is at the same place. Yours,
A. J. GARDNER & co.
y. B. SANTA CLAUS'S GREAT SHOW
will be here during the Holidays.
Adnittance, Free gratis, for nothing" liz
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Declines.

day or two since we received letter from
John Bailey, Esq, of Lake township, in which he
declines to act as member Of the Township Mill
tary Committee. lie says;
feel thankful to the County Committee for
having honored me with the Sub Committee ship
for our township; butt must beg Of said Commit
tee TO appoint another gentleman in my place. as
can not conselentiousiy 60 up To the very few
young good Union men and ask then to enlist
while there are So many God-forsaken, Devil-defy-
ing and Hei-deserving C0pperheads about, which
! know it is Of no use to ask 10 enlist You might
Just as well ask the Devil to pray "
We informed member of the County Military
Committee Of the above decision, aud he seemed to
think that Mr.. Bailey was the right man in the
right place" That is also our opinion. We
therefore trust that Mr.. Bailey will reverse his de-
cision and consent to remain on the Committee
for we are confident that he thoroughly UNDER
stands the characteristics of Copperhead hence
he would not be likely TO induce the enlistment Of
men who would disgrace his township, our county
and State, andthe national hag and uniform COW
srdyi reasonable Copperheads.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-12-02
Attention Patriots +!

The true patriots Of Wood County will take no.
tice that Sergeant JEFF. Parsous of the 57lh Regi'
meut Ohio Volunteers, is again in the county,
soliciting volunteers for said regiment Veteran
soldiers who have seen at least nine moaths' SER
vice, will, by reenlisting, receive bounty ofS4O2
and new recruits 1902 In both cases, S75 will be
paid before leaving the State, and the remaining
bounty in installments of from $40 to $50 each at
equal intervals during the three years. Let the
country make one more effort to fill our thnned
ranks at once thus cheering the veterans in the
field, aud fastening peace which must inevitably
Cnme.
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Toledo & wabash Railway.
Time of Closing NInils.
Perrysburg church Directory.

METHODIST EptscorAL-Rev. l.. NJ. Albright, Pastor.
Services each Sunday at 1880 AN. and G& Pm.
pRrspYrERlAN-Hev. II W. Hill, Pastor. Services on
each alternate Sunday at 1890 A II.
B,rrtsr-Rev II. B TAFT, Pastor. Services each sum
day at lO:3O A. ".
LUTHER NS-Rev. u Klinageis, paso~. Services every
Sunday. forenoon AMI afternoon alternately
GERMAN MEruoptSr-Rcv. c. Swineforth. Pastor. Sery
tees each alternate Sunday a: 1880 AN.
CATHoLIc-Rev. Mr.. Hannah Services each alternate
Sunday at 10 AM.
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ANO THEIR RAID!
Al Sutli(''S Photographic Gallery
iS3 Summit Street, Toledo. Ohio.

Bv an old invention, nothing new
80 Pictures at one sitting.
32 medallion Album Photographs for two dol
lars
90 adhesive Photographs, in sheets, giving four
different positions Of the face, for one dollar.
The oaly place in Toledo where the Imperial
Photographs can be obtained
SUrIiFr's GALLERY is an old and established
institution and but first class artists en-
Yoycd, aul is fully prepared to furnish pictures of
all descriptions, from " Carte dc visite' to n
lra-sized photograph, finished in India ink, oil or
water co!orS.
Satisfaction warranted in all respects.
VI. X. SUTIlFF,
aim iS3 Summit street, Toledo
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To IInrAe Owners.

DIR, SWEETS ,NFALLIBLE LINlMENI FOR
HORSES is unriyaled by any, and in all cases Of
lamaness, arising from Sprains, Bruises or Wrench
Saddle Calls, Scratches, Mango, &C. It will also
cure speedily SPAWN and Ringbone may he
easily proyen'cd an4 cured IN their iucPcn' stages,
but confirmed cases are beyond the possibility Of
rrd.cal clys. No case Of the kind, however, Is so
desperate or hopeless, but it may be alcviated by
Iis Liuim,ni and its faithful application will al
ways remove the Llmeness, and enable the horse .
% travel with comparative ease,
Every horse oiSnor should have this remedy al.
hand, for is timely use az the first appearance Of
LamaneS, will eaectually prevent those formidable
diseases mentioned, ia which an horses are liabl-
aud which render 50 m4nv otherwise valuable
h.r a. u-7f', Ny'h'c.,. --c sdrcr,i.Mtpt -
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The Gonds nra CHING.

Day after day the store Of our frieni Hitchcock
is crowded, and his large stock Is being gradually
diminished, Scarcely day passes in which ha
does not effect single sales ranging from so to
$l5e. At this rate his present stock will soon 20,
and those who wish t, have their share or its beue-
fits, from an ecsaoncll stan lPoint, had better
call without DELAY.
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Pulmonary Consumption Curablc Dis.
caSC--A Card.
TO CoNSUMPTIvES.

The undersigned having been restored to health
in lcw weeks, by 4 very simple remedy, after
having suffered several years with severe lung
affection, and that dread disease Consumptioo-is
anxious to max, known to bis !cl!ow-sufcrcrs the
means Of cure.
To all who d2sire it, he will send copy of thu
prescription used ttTce Of charge with the direc-
tons for preparing and using the same, which they
will find sure cure for CoSsrMpToN, ASTHMA,
BuovruIrIs, CovGHs, Coils, &c. The only object
Of the advertiser in sgn1ing the Prescription is to
benefit the afflicted, and spread information which
b, couccivcs 70 b. invaluable aud he hopes cvtfv
sufferer viii Try his remedy, "a II viii cost them
nothing, and may prove blessing.
Paru wishing the prescription will please ad-
dress Rrv. EDWARD A. WILSON,
?lq Williamsburg, Hiuga County, New YorL
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~ Spermatorrhma Can BE Cured. r..
DIR. RAND'S SPECIFIC cures Spermatorrhra,
Seminal Weakness, lmpotcncy, Loss of Power, etc,
speedily and cilsctualy. Its effects are truly ma
gicll. A trial of the SPECIFIC will convince the
most Skcptcll of its merits. Price, 81 n box.
Sold by all respectable Druggists or sent post paid
To any address, hy j. ]. KRONER, iO3 Chestnut
street, Philadelphia, Penn. Circulars sent free.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-12-02

MAGNIFICENT ARRAY OF GOODS,
SILKS,
PLATA. Black, Figured and Fancy ali styles,
DRESS GOODS,
or every style and quality desired,
OF the most beautiful colots.
Said to be the bcs, stock in town.
FRENCH PLAIDS,
In styles the most beautiful.
GINGHANS, PRINTS, DEBAGES, &C,
That can not fail to give satisfaction.
BONNET TRIMMINGS,
You can get any thing you want.
All the new colors.
DoMEsTIcs,
Shectngs, Shirtngs, Ti:kings, &c.
WHITE GOODS,
Plain and Barred Cambrics.
SWISS GOODS,
Plain and Figured.
ENBRoIDERlES,
Linen and Thread Edgings
EMBROIDERED COLLARS,
Every style and quality.
LINEN HANDKERCHlEtS,
Warranted Pure Linen.
TABLE LINENS,
Brown and Blcaches.
HOSIERY,
For Ladies', Misses, Children and Men.
GLOVES,
Kid, Silk, Lislc, Cotton, &c.
WELLS,
Lace, Figured, Plain aud Embroidered.
| FANCY TIES,
Desirable in every particular.
SHAWLS,
Unsurpassed IN 10th style and quality.
HO0P-SKIRTS AND DALMoRALS,
DO not buy until you see our styles.
In addition TO the above, We have secured ar
extensive assortment Of
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wood County Orricinl DIRECTORY.
JUDICIARY OFFICERS.

JIDICINEN UFFIIEIs,
Alex c. Latty Judge Of Court of Common Pleas.
L ruller. Judge Of Probate Court
William Jones. .Ilerk OF Tue courts.
The PROBATE Judge will attend 70 business connected
with his Office Wednesday and Thursday Of each week.
COUNTY OFFICERS.
Addison Smith. l................. county ACultOT,
Gabriel +. Guycr. ..Sherih'
Sylvanus lIatrh..................... Recorder.
Suoden l. Ssrgcant.................. Coroner.
Walter Davidson.
Addison Lansdalc,} ............. Commis ssioncrs.
GEORGE W. Uill,
j. W. Woodbury.
G. A. Adams, ..,.,,.,....school Examiners
D. A. Avery,
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Do Yon Wnnt (4nnd Rnrgnins

Then 20 to tn store of +. r. Miller & Co., and
get them If you can not be suited with the va
riety, quality and price of the goods which they
offer, then, all we can say is You are almighty
hard to please. Have you tried them Ii not, 60