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HAsavs.tE. TEsLs sniy n. isi5-
Special Order No. 10.
% and sfa- this dsie. IN aoi1Ers fsuui iaiisr-
a.r arollld lile cfF ol AIs hfii.e. Tea Ter len
unuFiered QUE nf ne ser Tce, Ei p lducleila,lif
arrested
Tbe Oficer 10 charga cf Pr7Fosf eiutlss VI eir-
~ Irfo fart fta nfrFe cfsi1f aerd 81 a Ail'i's.i
- military prlso1 Post n hfslt = fii ~ .ll Ai
ralaas AZ osce 10 faese Hsudq artcrs-
By ord % ~ ~ Wood. N. lin'g fo1s
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For fns Toilet Articles, 30 20 tbs Drug
Store Of Lewis Perrin a Co, corner o.
Church and summer streets. jy2I-Iw
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NsaHg1llt, Izss-s 9ilg Et1, ltli.
Gsasrsf Ofdars No. g.
L In conslaeratoao " tee haajisFs s1d csffiess
7sgnrsr y rdIag aad dnflnG q fhis Pot auf fsr
H. ufosfr protect eurf rsre7ns tni proper u, toe
in1 orders.
T. Tat - ore ropaccfaa ai1s the q =. sars'ee
OF t aen saaii rde drise far1 ugb The sfreis q
'faser.ilsi iean-. e. a ssae a1oae sour r ilel pal
hour.
% That ihe Proves Grar.i arc hcrehF irsi -ufici
% see thfttle shove .e 90 red inio st.e E 4nef
Vii haIt BE party o. paFurt frl1sEeeesi1f .tIe
saluc. IN N - Cksa j IheT ra On use tle itaJc-
nrls rrrl i1- fei rnIisnts
- dr6er X Ca M. D. Wed. cornis1dl17 F1sf.
u. ~. DfGEaBRT,
IFf5-if "A a. Sen
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An extensive bed Of pore Ehite mar
be capable OF taking. 6ae Folish has
been discovered In sauk county, Wis.
conaln.
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Cesar ArTHScFloS at Cameron, Gisrs q
Cos.s-Supes silk Brocado. Rronch Creme
dine a. 1917 Aho Printed Linen Lawas.
Dolphug Mugs French Iacons,a.
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j. NJ. Shapes
Select Academy iof Young Ladies
EnsEuELD TEMALE IgsTITTTE.

IL 0CtF1u IFa NrrF nnar Nfsnrl1. Tea1
i laialtei b tscrr-aFa dlT t1l tac1tT-as.
sos-l1l fap.s frrrl-,-Etl.fg Q De- rssaoa
- 81 Fee-s- llar fl1 Nns.e Erei ch. Il saa-
n atr frlrl- ff.l r.if..f. irriraf ..i rl.1l-1s.
Psress sa1ii % &c aesfar D. lIls irr u.s.. ilta-
~ flarasa . sHNNHH PnnrH HlI
Nll1FIio. 'eaul
- sostaas ccnfrtcnrc frsl uoniaT 'ta dayi
~ srel.tfiaar. lal iln Eahtsy ll-l ilT' ~ is1a-
~ ls.a WGen
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Ccughs. C1lzs CoaaumuHcu.
Coughs Cnlf4. Iauaumnurr
cauFils. Coif8 roaruunlan
coughs. Gods. Gcnlumrerr.
cdr. gsaynfs Colnpounf Syrup WIf Chsura
"LI. aaaIlal Compound syrup WA chnr.
"lf. dEaInai oamaqul.t rlruB NIl CsEl-.
Cures zi C1mrsan
cars ai eamn.aInia
Cures Hi Nnnu.II
Cures Al O0mpl.ua
of ihe Threat, Hrsast aat luua.
% ihe lhroat, hrlssl eur Lun..
uf o. IhHclt. p raasf aai lun.a
90 the lhrosf. lre.st aal un..s.
1t soothrs the Irritation ~ tha uueous ura-ri rlrs
en.lh ''ne7 tha nr naeelsUa. ard rIVa. .1rnrl
dairofar caHaiuH aeElng cI r.anr ln rha rlrolf
Pfltn1ies esre'illluni lIaraana tta fnrrH r.af..r
when cioEn ap tae vessel of .he i1r0ft sat iaa..
tnua euaniag taa patlcrt p breathe Ifo alI ram.
rl. D slmuia,el tha power oi digestion. snd has
re1Iormed very msuT cures uheu o. aI human
probability could nat ha lossih'a
n, D. g.aa.sr = q.s rel VA r..ft Ia n..t..
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Faari Ainiaturass be- on, or Water sols-s
Sea tAe geauine st ihs 6alisgy Of the Cum.
ssfland. spril-,-
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lMPORFANr ORpER By aEs. PLLNER.
COlOred LabOFeYs 20 be PAID thelS
Wages-fSetended Masters MT al
lowed 20 Receive them.
The following important order haa
Just been Issued By General Palmer;

Just been Issued By General Palmer;
HE2Dcas DEPr OF KEwTUcET. 2
LOUISVILLE, KT., July II, 1865. J
Spsaial On5r N0 a
VIL-Hereafter, IN al cases, Quar-
termasters will pay 70 colored labOfers
the wages earned By them. 10 pay
ments viii be made 70 pretended mas-
ters, without the consent OF the ia-
borer-to be entered on the roll. This
order applies to the wages already
earned, as well as those hereafter 70 be
earned By order of
Major General JoHS n PaENER.
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BuIIdlng Lots fsr sac.

r RAVE 8 or 70 icts; imme1isiely hs7ona "a
j Horsoaitura 6arten, uol stakted - taIld.
- 1s1rpoaee we1ioh wa ssiii "a kcod terms.
10y . s's As''' ''''ssi ssas suau s.r~z
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We have three besutfGl Isthogrsyhr, repre-
ssniinE the different branches of The service. >
grated IN fogr color entitled " Soldiers Ger a
kfrrfa = . T'uioS Sefender's Cert Scat" and a.
q. 81 Army Diploma si1e l2xf6 inches -
They are enclosed IN pasteooard tube and n
can Be Eeut BY nasil without injury. kvey on =.
Ger and soldier should by them and send -
them 10 their friends.
For she three. postage pald...-.-.--.-stl % -
IfbGral 4 lcount made % wholesale dealers
We viii en- 81 orders for Carthcafes or Sts- =
tonerT, By nal OF express promptly. =
{. RHODES a Co.,
mayss-Sn icn asresl Nashville. Tsaa
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FIFTH CoNGRrssIoNsL DISTRICT.


We are authorized 70 announce JOHN hUuh
SMITH a. a candidate ior Cougreas in NE Ffh
nisinci. composed of the countss q williamson,
Wnsoa. Davidson. sumner, Robsrisou sol cheui-
ham. iys2.is
We are authorized ie auhoanos Er-tiog. WN. r.
CszPssLL As candidate for Congress m the Finh
Congressional District, conPossd o The counties
ol Davidson, winiamsoa, Wilson. Simmer, Rot-
ertson, and Cnoafhrun. iezI
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We are authorised 20 annonncs Capt WILLIAM
DRIVER ~ . eaBdidsie ior the oflrs Of Mayor 0i
Nashville. at thscouiBg elocion--arst Saturday b
September uexi. Jy1-thoe
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MENICIPlL ELECTI0Y.

We are authorized 70 EHnouues T. y GOOD
LET a. a candidate for Counclmaa "a represent
the sth Ward in he Municipal election.
We are authorised 70 announce JAMES SLOAN
as . candidate Tor kidormsn n he Third Ward. ut
the pezt election. iJ2itd'
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uFrH coNaRnssIoNAL DISTRICT.

We are authorized to nnounce ssarEL J. csEfHn
a. a candidate for Cougress in The Fi1h District,
composed Of ths c0unaes q wiilisnsou. David
son, sumner, Robsriaon aud Cheathani
ie2i-tdp
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We would resaeeffl.iF ssa fho sitcuEdn cf Leelaa
% tins lag uliTaIaa'iy rQpuIlr ir.r rruuars.iol.
ar.d remind flFm fta ueiI rE1rHI Ilal .1rt Inal
many o' tla halT tcaica l vogue arf rrg cniF roa
srIssa ol coed. bui sfaoIuiey p2rnIaagH. snf o.
dfn fesf.iietFs la tinr IafUelHa nrln tha rrossfh
cf fha halr. The ilnrd0a aaIr Color rr.t1-ar 20
couislla O. substance inss sli ces iaa pores. nut
lf does c1li1lu real ruuT.alnln az faa rress.s
frsm ufrn ila rlaff spring. ilu7 feuderag Ore as r
truly slfFEai ald tesuuil IN every rarod o' lr
% clildffa hesf1 q aye tls llul l,oa ~ flo.i
ratle.
De- ~ - Haf, B1assf, o- ti1 fast EHa
It Is me oniF ailsstsd article tIst al a1soIuf..v
gil1olf deception, restore ihe arr to ffs ouFlsl
colcr 400 oeagsT, caulIaE 90 tq U1H Hh1ra Do ha1
Allen 81 nT become tnn Prca u =. per bottle.
Sold b d. EsaYns a doa, ~ iigra SIKH 5tssst.
Lac VI. SMITH
Cor Clureh ana Visa street,, hsa1Fla.
nIay1-ld--ta ca rst
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aIr uhiss sf tsask. sa1ai = sood Wssher and
a iFuseI, csa bosr u ssius.ica y s2P yiaE st
=. 's-,-sis - ~ = 4 HAIL.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
AnnOuncements for CONGRESS.


FOURTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
We are authorized 70 auaouncs EnsaxB C5orsa
of TIE county Of Bedford. e. q esa.idsts n repre-
sent ths people q the Foarth Congress.onsl ps-
triet composed of The coiutiss oi Gilss. Fnaklia.
Coaee, Cannon. Rutherortl Marshal. AID Bedford.
in the Congress Of The uaiied States.
He VIII address the people Of The TAsesci 81 the
f,nrv-i,,., tir,as s1,,f ,-isr.,u-.|
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THIRD CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
We are authorised 10 aunounco Col. W.. B.
sToKrs, Of DeKalb, candidate for Congress in he
third Congressional DISCREET. ieig-N
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Atst joseph, No, they are oFEaniz-
ing a Great American Buffalo Drive
One hundred and twenty hardy indi-
viduals are wanted 70 compl etc the list
Of adriFsrA
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gaa5Ilrille M1liga.

| glashrillr 8laiou.
WN. CAMERON s co.. Publishers.
THURSDAY. July y, 1865
CITY DIRECTORY.
zoos AND JOB PRTSTINe.
/ CAMERON. wM q oa-Book and Job Printers,
snd "a l.shers Of the Dai.y and Wee1ly
Union Pinters A4ey. betgeea Union and Dead
eric Etreesa-
BoOksELLERs AND sTATIONREs.
CINGLF TON, R. H.-Bookseller, Publisher,
- aiioner, aud Periodical Dealer, Posi- once
Building.
ATTORNEYS ar LAW.
OTIs, K. -A.-stserney and Couu elior al Law,
" Office ass Cherry g.; p @ Boa tis-
1A A IL = a y - AAAaA a ms
TaIRsr NATIONAL BsSK-Goysrrrleut Deposi-
IL ry-No. 90 College street. b-iWeen Union
and tue Puzzle Square dealers in UncuTent
Money, Exchange, Ccio, ana 0oFeFnlneni -ecuii-
tes o. all Kinas. stoeks sni Bonds bouEht ara
sold On Commission. C.hcctions prcmpsiy-ai-
4. 8 sazroED. Prsst Jas G. ooprs .cash'r.
AFARR, TEOs s.-Broker, corner Jlnicn ami
III (nlipga md 1plNe NruIu NIf
ron. Money, G Te1nment Securities ana Vouchers.
Cclieotons attended to promptly
Also buys and sells on mmfsslon
CSC Nd NATIONAL BANK OF NASHVILLE
- % cherry street, de Is IN Exchaoga, q veIn-
ment Securities and Con C0hecfionz pr0mptly
atenced 10 j. LuHs0Es, Cashier
ulHIRD NATIONAL BANE OF NASHVILLE
Il Ieals in Exchanges Government Securities
and Cola. Collections promptly afended TO-
God Stocks snd Bonds 8 Id on Commission
W. W. BEEET, President. EDGAE JtSEs, Ca her
CARRIAGE MANUFACTURERs.
iuEYERs HUNf-Msnufaetureis Of all the
M Latest Styles Of First Class Carriages and
Bugges. Express Wagons snd CarIya s, Y North
MsrAet stFee'' CT
CLAIM AGENTS, &c.
tom EKINs. Il. a CO--U- s. sim Agents.
uficers' Pay Acc0cn's ard QuGTteruias tens
Vouchers blu ht at the best rates, or collected
Cffee corner Cherry and Cedar streets, up stairs
NEWS DEALERS, &c.
DONE & TUE> ELL-WhoIesaie and Retail
~ Booksellers. Stationers, an New Agents
No. 40 North Cherry street, Nashville, Tenn.
TENNERs,. &c.
U7ILsON, j. w. s co. Manufacturers and
w WholesNe and Retail eale sii Tin, Copper
ans Sheet ron Ware and Furnishing Goods, 10. II
College street.
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In his speech 10 the Detroit conven-
ton Of nsrchant princes on Friday
Hen Joseph Howe Of Halifax happily
described hiE audience as amsn Eho
think in millions, and whose daily
transactions would sweep The haFvesis
Of . Greek als o. Russian prineipAl-
ltvn
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vF7ILsON. j. W. 8 co. Manufacturers and
w Wholesae and Retail eale sii To, Copper
anf Sheet ron Ware and Furnishing Goods, no. II
College street.
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NEWS DEALERs, &c

DONE & TUEN ELL-Wholesaie and Retail
" Booksellers. Ststioners, an New Agents
No. 40 North Cherry street, Nashville, Tenn
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CLAIM AGENTS, &c.

VNoAfEKINs. Il. & CO.-U. s. c aim Agents,
ufficers Pay AccoGns ard QuGTternias tens
Vouchers blu ht at the best rates, or collected
ofiee corner Cherry and Cedar streets, up Stars
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-14
Notin the Play.

Last night, when the performers were
enacting the cottage scene In the Ladyof
Lyons, at the Opera House, a few Kisses
were indulged in by some persons by waS
Of manifesting their disapprobation, we
presuhe, of the conduct Of Mons. Beau
seank A policeman, who was standing st
the ftght-hand box, 'thereupon approached
a man sitting in the front row OF seats, In
the parquette, and expostilated with him
for Kissing. This led to low-toned alter
cation, when the policeman undertook TO
take the man out, in which effort he did not
succeed. andlby bis hnurethreW. the Whole
house into commotion, At this point, Mr.
Johnston, who was playing ''Claude Mel
notte,n left the stage and took hold and
CARVED out Of the parquette the obstreper-
Gus person, and then returned to the stage
and resumed Ihis part III tiiepfay'as though
nothing had occurred. 1t seems to us that
If The policeman had acted ptadehtly there
would have been 40 dlstarbanSe aside nom Z on
the hissinO
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-14
. 81. Pntrlck,. sch,o.ol rnnirr.I 9 !

e. b. H
The attention of the benevolent citizens
of Columbus and vicinity is respectfully
solicited in behalf of the above school. It
is knoWn to, the community that the above
institution has found such favor in the ewes
of the public chat the old building became
inadequate, to the wants of the rapidly in
creasing number of pupils, and that In
order TO accommodateas many as desire to
enter, new School House Of substantial
character has been erected To place it on
a. sure footing, with regard to appoint
ments, funds, &C., a Fair will be held at
NaughtonJ Hall for that purpose. NJ The
ladies, who have already Began to con
tribute to this enterprise, earnestly can
upon all to unite with them, and make this
Fair still more Attractive and entertaining
than any former one in this city. The do
nations are already quite large and Cthe
prospect for greater success is very cheer
ing. Pianos, Furniture, Sewing Machines,
Jewelry, and host of useful and orna-
mental articles, are already on the list
-The Fair win be held during Christmas
week. decll-dtf
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-14
,ubrfplIt PI6no.TXIN

The beautiful Upright Piano of knabe's
manufacture, now on exhibition at the ST.
Mary's Fair, iscreating a great sensation
among the visitors at Wenger's and Zett-
ler's Halls. The musicians who have test
ed les quality, allLagree that it is the most
perfect Piano of its style that they have
ever heard. TheaUpright rPiano, as all
know, has, until lately, proved complete
failure; but Khabe &CoIhavesueceeded IA
making this the most desirablestyle ofPT-
ano.
There is no question but it will become
the favorite In American parlors. 1t has
a great many advantages over The Square,
or Grand Piano, and 1t is reasonable TO exI
pect 1t will be purchased and used by our
beautiful American ladies in short time,
as it is used by the French. -
Everybody should secure a ticket for
chance in the drawing Of the grand Up
right, which will take place sometime dur
ing the Fair. The price Of tickets are only
$500. They can be purchased at Settlers
Music store, lLesduereaux & Brothers lew
elrv store, or at the Hall.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-14
There's divinity that shapes our ends,
Rough heH them how We may"
What southern BIen of influence
Desire. ..- ~


General GRANT is reported to have told
the President on Tuesday, when he was
recounting to the President the result of
his observations in Virginia, North Caroli-
ma, South Carolina and Georgia, that the
Southern men of influence were outspoken
In faVorof complying with anydemands the
President might consider necessary for their
restoration andthat he General GRANT,
believes the people of the South almost
unanimously desire a speedy readmission
totheir old position in the Union, and that
their professions offuture loyalty and good
behavior are honest and sincere. The state
ment that Southern men Of influence were
willing to comply with any demands the
President might consider necessary for
their restoration, is significant. TheyiknOw
the composition Of this Congress; they
know it is likely to be dominated over and
controlled by men who would degrade, hu-
initiate and punish them to the utmost ex-
tremity and hence they do not proclaim q
Willingness to comply with any, demands
Congress might consider necessary for their
restoration. They put their trust in the
President-in his humanity, justice and his
lingering attachment to the Constitution
dhope that his exactions will not be re-
pulsive. Shallthey be disappointed? ?H 30
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-14

HUGH and Mary Murray, dwellers in the
Smith Block, were arraigned before the
Mayor on Tuesday afternoon, charged with
drunkenness, disorderly conduct fighting,
and creating general roo and disturbance
in their locality, on Sunday evening. They
pleaded not guilty, and employed counsel
in their defense. A long trial was had,
which resulted ina fine upon each defend
ant for s25 and costs. Both fines and the
costs were paid.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-14
Third NIght of Ono FaIr.

The st. Mary's School Fair, at Wenger's
& Zettler's Halls, was better attended last
night than on either Of the first two pre-
ceding evenings. Every thing was in
prime order, and visitors were highly de-
llighted with the arrangements and order OF
proceedings, and especially with thebeauty
and splendor of the scenes presented to
view, The drawings for prizes commenced
I'm Zettlers Hall about nine. o'clock and ex-
cited a lively interest. Among the prizes
drawn riast night, was a gold watohy Of
which Erhard Goehl became the fortunate
lpossessor.
We were gratifed to note the successful
progress Of the Fair and have no doubt the
Societies, to whose exertions its existence
and success are mainly due, will have the
satisfaction of realizing, at its close, that
their labor of love has not been in vain
We commend the Fair to the generous pat
ronage of our citizens
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-14
Franklin Common Pleas.

II WEDNESDAY, Dec. IL.
State of Ohio v. Jacob Fisher. Indict-
ment for murder in the first degree. The
defendant appeared in court, and entered
into recognizance with surety in the sum
of $1,000 for his appearance at the next
term, to which time this case is continued.
State of Ohio v. Ann Gray. Indictment
for grand larceny. Jury trial. The trial
in this case was commenced on Tuesday
morning. At half past four o'clock last
evening, the testimony on both sides was
concluded; and the arguments of counsel
commenced.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-14
BanlI ExchaAEe salootl.

We call the attentiono Of. our leaders to
the card of Mr.. j.. Hi,Davidson, Proprietor
of the Bank Exchange Saloon, southeast
corner Of High and State streets Oysters,
Fish, and all kinds Of Game can be had in
their Season. But the best Of all is, that
meals are served up at all hours Mr., Da-
wilson. is a gentleman, and treats his GUS
toners in a gentlemalIy manner. Call at
the Bank Exchange Saloon and give Mr..
Davidson trial. .eJ io5. 8
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-14
Hng.sfeniing.

A night or two since. some low thief
turned out of pen belonging to the we'll
known auctioneer, Nv. X. Kent, four fat
hogs, and drove them toI a slaughter house
in the southeast part of the city. Mr.. Kent,
taking an officer with him, went in search
of the hogs and recovered them. We have
not heard that he obtained any clue to the
thief .--t---F,- -. Ira. r.
Music BOXES from $500 to $500. "" -
8 SEIIPcK a. Co.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-14

q ~ tt ApheDAi' DeO; =, PS'
luor Jaoob RrinEerhoff (!bief Justice.5 Hon 1osah
Schft Hon 'Ioln Weich Hon Luther DaV and
| H0n Williann White Jndees1 II n Ctr;tch6eH
Esht Renbttsr" " n q Shsnard Cjlert 10y
$50 4 - - r - 49, : - 81 II
| W. GENERAL DOCKET. Et II
| No 3o The Sbamoken Bank " Zadock Sheet.
Error ReserVed from the District Court Of Coluhl-
ibia Ia county. 49, - T-''--'-- : 80 3.7T
/ WELcH, IL EnN rf ~ "a
| note payable in bills Of particular bank, with
out refefenEe to their value or currency is not COM
mercia paper: and want Of Confederation Is 4 GOOD
defense 10 al action thereon by the ndors % against
the maker / \ ---IJ 4 ~ W. MI
II When ademurreris is errone0usly decided against
a party aud he Afterwards amends setting up DIFF
ferenS and repugnaft case Or defense and abandon
hhs 8s ne o S SsaInss MN t On
such SIrer' !
Judgment will not be feseryed for lleged error IN
oyerfuIne exceptions TO depositions 1nless IL ap-
pear ~ bill Iof exception, or otherwise that the
ifactshpon Whicht the exceptions are pfedisatedex-
list. The allegation in the exceptionsis- not Atse
Isuficient
No. 40. James G. Bell v. George G. Rinner. in
error TO the Common Pleas Of Coshoeton county.
Reserved in .he District Court
II DAY,Js y Held - "A tI ffff N# tI NJ
1t h fnadmissibe; for the purpose of impesehing
the credibiity of competent witness, to prove by
other witnesses that such witness is not possessed
'Judfment reversed, and cause fenlanded for fur
ther proceedings.
NO, 100 On u0ckeSVtr 1oee; lyme otnnrllhg EA-
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No. 10. Anthony McGrew st al. v.Joscph Metz-
No 20. Robert Mills OF Al jesse :. Lewis q FL
mo Ne n VIM. ); 9OOdin Y. The StetsOf Ohio
rs NSss eS Ssipsylls& q Hussop RsIItSaa 20
No Igi The RgopelIsr Tiosa N Blieb, Gsrlies 4
CO.. Motion for leave TO flo petition In error over
Y No. 90. Osphir Fritz ", Jacob Fritz Of, al. III
Motion for leave 10 le petition IN error 70 reverse
the Jndgments Of the, Common Pleas and Bis-
trict Courts of Brown county. On February D. 1853,
Donald Fritz, Of Brown county, diet testato, and
without issue leaving widow defendant Margaret.
and two brothers, two nephews, and a neice; the
nephews and peice being respectively, children and
sol heirs OF three OF his brothers respectively, who
had pre- deceased him. Tho brothers who survived
him and The nephsws neice and widow'were as 1911
The plaintiffs : Cephir Fritz, brother Jose III
Eritz, nephew. son of Ailose Fritz, deceased Ellen
Fritz, neces, daughter Of Joseph Fritz, deceased,
=, The deGe9dapts7lee leeoP Fritz, brother Joseph
Fritz EsPhS son q sIiohsS FHt1 deceased Mar
ebruary 10, 1883 the will Of said Donald Fritz was
duly admitted TO probate,
June 90. 1858, the widow Margaret Fritz appeared
in the Probate Courtand refused otaks under the
BY his will the testator devised and bequeathed to
said MSrgaret all bIs real estate ana eeStsIp
sonai property hSs n6G scSS s@S
to each Of his said nepbeps he bequeathed 300 bat
made other orS further deposition Of hisreal es-
March 25, 1851, the plaintiffs alcd.s petition for
Idemurred. The Common Pleas sustained her de-
S%isS Ss hS By P
plaintiffs affirmed the judgment. ~
The present motion is forleaye 10 flea petition in
ort11syeEsG said iqaE@snts ~ lava ~ 70 so n.-
I titiOn in error is Oyerruled.
Adjourned until THURSDAY .morning at 10 o'clock,
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SknIInR signals.

They have in Wheeling Skating Park
Association, with a General, and an Assist
ant Superintendent. The following signals
have been agreed upon to indicate, during
the season, the condition OF the ice: If the
ice is fit for skating, red flag will be sus-
pended from the bridge tower, on the isl
and side, during the day, and red lantern
at night. From present indications, there
will be little use for these signals this win
ter; buta change may come suddenly, re-
sulting in a grand old freeze. y imam "a. o.