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Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-10-30
PROPOSALS.

INVITED FOR SEVEN THOUSAND IRISH
4 ELS OF COAL, delivered at the various Public
school Houses. Payment TO be made I'M Corpera-
ton Cheeks. Adde'S i III H0V,rLt
Treasurer Board Of Education. Is cherry a.
Bids received till November lst
Oet24-td (Bl
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HAVING BEEN QUALIFIED AS ADMIN
III lSTRAT0R of Miss SUSAN G. AKIN's estate,
l notify all persons having claims against said
estate to present the same for settlement, and
those owing must come forward as the law directs.
Oct3O-4t JAS J. SLOAN.
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.IulN. lSli6
NJ EST VIRGINIA :

At Rules held in the Clerk Office Of The
Circuit Court of Berkeley county, on the I'd
day of July. 1866:
Henry T Eliot and Mary F Eliot. rs. Nancy
Bur well, J 4 stauber and Rachel Staube,
his wife and Mary + Burwell
Theobeet of this suit is to obtain a Judy
ment against the Defendants for s;ij6.4o with
interest and costs, and to attach any estate or
debts due the said Nancy Burwell, J y staub-
err, and Il + Stauber, his wife, and Mary F
Barwell. And it appearing, on atiidavat. filed
in this suit, that the said defendant, Nancy
Burwell, } 4 stauber, and r f Stauber, his
wife, Mary + Burwell and John Stew
art, one of the garnishees named, are not
residents Of this State, they are hereby re-
quired to appear within one month after due
publication of this Order, and do what is neces-
sary to protect their interests in this matter.
1t is further ordered that copy hereof be pub
| lshed. once a week for four successive weeks,
/ in amy newspaper in the said county, and post
ed at the front door of the court house thereof,
| on the first Monday after the date of this
Order. Teste,
+. S. TROXEL. Clerk.
july s. 1866 Pendleton pa
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WEST VIRGINIA.:

1t Rules held in the Clerk Office of the
Circuit Court Of Morgan county, on the I'd day
Of June, 1896:
Charles Green, Plaintiff. rs George B.
Dyche, Defendant.
The object of this suit is to recover Of the
said Defendant George Dyche the sum Of
S2S5, with interest thereon from September,
1886 ard also the sum of so, with interest
thereon from September, ls56, and to attach
and subject any estate or debts due the said
Defendant, George B Dyehe, in Morgan
county specially his interest under the will
of his father, Peter Dyche, dee d.. in the
real and personal estate devised Il him by said
Peter Dyche deceased to the payment of
the Plaintiffs claim against him, the said
George b Dyehe-and it appearing on
affidavit fled in this suit that the
said defendant, George 3 Dyche is not
a resident of this State, he is hereby re-
CURED to appear within one month after due
publication of this Order and do what is neccs=
sary to protect his interests in this matter. 1t
is further ordered, that 4 copy hereof be pub
lished oncea week, for four successive weeks.
in any newspaper in Berkeley county, and
posted at the front door of the ourt-House of
Morgan county. on the first Monday after date
of this Order. Tcste,
WI H. BAKER, Gefk
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INVEST VIRGINIA.:

At Rules held in the Clerks Office of the
Circuit Court Of Berkeley county, on the "a
day of Jaly, 1866
Daniel Lafever. guardian Of Catherine NJ
Hedges, Plaintiff.
Josiah VI Hedges, Catharine VI Hedges,
Oliver p Hedges. Harley Hedges. Hiram II
Hedges. John Startzman and Miranda y
Startzman, Defendants.
In Chdncay.
The object of this suit is to obtain sale 81 Il
certain tract of land containing go acres. be
longing to the heirs IF Morgan NJ Hedges.
decd. lying Oh Back Greek, and ad-
joining the lands Of the heirs of Robert
Y Snedgrass, deed, and others, and a distri-
button Of the proceeds of said sale among the
lawful heirs Of said Morgan NJ Hedges And
it appearing upon affidavit filed in this suit
that the Defendants, Josiah NJ Hedges Harley
Hedges, Hiram II Hedges and Oliver Hedg-
e., are not residents of this State, they
are hereby required to appear, within one
month after due publication OF this Orders and
do what is necessary to protect their interests
in this matter Il Is further ordered that Il
copy hereof be published once week fortour
successive weeks, in any newspaper iii Berke-
ley county, and posted at the front door of the
Court House of Berkeley county, on the first
Monday after date of this Order. Teste.
f. S TROXEL, Clerk.
July ). 1866 Andrews Il Yellett pq
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1ss,t,nsit and Attachment.

Assunst and Attachment.
The object of this suit is to obtain II .judg-
ment against the Defendant for $1,000
with interest and cost, and to attach any
estate or debt due the said David NJ Ross,
in this courtyard it appearing atii-
davit, filed in this suit, that the said defendant
David NJ Ross, is not a resident of this
one month after due publication Of this order,
and do what is necessary to protect his inter-
ests in this matter.
Its further ordered. thata copy hereofbe pub
lished oncea week, for four successive weeks,
in any newspaper in Berkeley county, and
posted at the front door of the Court House
thereof on the first Monday after date of this
Order Teste.
f. S. TROXEL, Clerk.
July 5, lsb6 Andrews Il Yellott p q
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In De6t.

The object OF this suit is to obtain jude.
ment against the defendant for 500, with IN
terest thereon from August 4, 1858, subject to
credit of 5000 Of date of September 20
1868 and to attach any estate or debts due him
in this county. and it appearing on affidavit.
filed in this suit, that the said defendant Robert
Penery is not resident of this State. he is
hereby required to appear within one month
after due publication Of this Order, and do
what is necessary to project their interests in
this matter. 1t is further ordered, that copy
hereof be published once IL week, for four sue
eessive weeks, in any newspaper in the said
county and posted at the front door Of the
Court House thereof on the first Monday after
the date of this Order.
T. S. TR0XEL, Clerk.
June q 1866. Pendleton q
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR

! Morgan county, STATE of West Va:
John z. kearfott., administrator of Philip G
fendleten, DEE rs. Elizabeth b. Silver, eli ol
Ihls cause came on to be heard this 18th
day Of May, 1885, upon the bill and exhibits
hled Herewith, and was argued by counsel,
and !. appearing to the Court that the subpoena
in this cause hath been duly executed and
more than one month having elapsed since the
return thereof to the March rules, 1866, and
the decree nisi then entered, and the defend
ants failing to appear and answer the said Bill,
the same is ordered to be taken for confessed,
whereupon the Court doth order that this cause
be referred to j. Rufus Smith, a Master Com
missioner of this Court, to settle the admins
tration accounts of Anna Courtney admins
tratrix of Jacob Courtney, decd, to take an
account of the assets of said Jacob Courtney,
deco and Of the debts due by and to him,
to convene the creditors of said Jacob Court
ney, dec d, and require proper and satisfactory
proof Of the debts due by him, and for which
his estate can be held responsible, giving.
notice of the time and place of taking said
accounts by advertisement, once week for
four successive weeks in some newspaper
printed in the town of Martinsburg which
shall be equivalent to personal service of such
notice upon the parties or any of them.
A copy-Test.
WIN. II. BAKER, G. NJ. {.
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WIN. II. BAKER, c. NJ. G.
Commissioners Office,
Bath, Morgan county, ". Va,
./u1lp Oh 1oGe

The parties to the above cause are heral.a
notified that Twill attend at my office. in Bah ~
the 25d day OF July, 1856 next for the purpose 81
executing the decree above stated at which tn
and place the parties to said cause and MI othar5
interested will attend and produce bef,rs
me such evidence and vouchers as tbev.ro3's.
desire, and which may be necessary to emilia
me to make such report in said cause as a@
directed to make by the above Order
Given under my hand at my Office afare.
said, this 10th day of June, 1866
J. RUFUS SMITH,
Commissioner in Gance1Y Gircg;t
Court for Morgan couaty
June 81, 1866 pendleton - =
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VIM. H. BAKER, G. NJ. c.
Conan,issionea''s Office,
Bath, Morgan county. Hest w.,
June 20. 1866.

The parties to the above cause are hereby
notified that will attend at my Office, in Bath,
on the sd day of July, 1866, next, for the
purpose of executing the above order, AZ
which time and place the parties to the sal9
cause, and all others interested will attend anu
produce before me such evidence and vouchers
as they may desire, and which may be neees,
sary to enable me to make such report in sad
cause, rs ! am directed to make by the above
Order.
Given under my hand, at my Office atore
said, this 10Th day OF June 1866
j. RUFUS SMITH,
Master Commissioner
June 81 1866 Pendleton pa
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Equalization Of Bo,naties.

This act Of simple justice to our brave
soldiers is now before Congress. Send us your
name and address, and we will file them at
once, arithout charge, 50 that as soon as the
you at once and your extra Bounty paid i'm
medatcly. -
Several other bills are now before Congress
which are of interest to all soldiers and officers
one of which has already passed the House
the Three months Extra Pay proner,i to I'll
officers who resigned or were honorably dis
missed the service after April ~, 1866. This
VIII include large number who were mustered
cut without receiving the pay proper.
Nit!zens sending IN claims for losses, Nc.
occasioned by the war will have them attended,
TO promptly.
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By virtue OF an Order Of the Gireait Court
Of BeIkely county. at the May Tenn 1stib In
The case Of b Doll, as. White, &e.. the under
iened will ofer for sale, at public auction,
before the Courthouse IN the Town oi 3Itf=
tinSburg on
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WEST VIRGINIA..

At Rules held in the Clerks office of Berlo.
ley county on the 4th day of June. 1866:
John 5. Bowers assignee of Nm Cunnne.
ham y Brothers, Plaintiff, as. Robert Pener9.
Defendant.
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The subscribers have formed u connection
with a gentleman who resides in the city OF
Washington, for the collection of claims OF
almost every nature, against the general
Government. Papers will be made out and
prosecuted.
FOR BOUNTY, BACK PAY, COM
MUTATION OF RATIONS
WHILE PRISONER OF WAR. ON
FURLOUGH, OR DETACH-
ED SERVICE, HORSES LOST IN
THE SERVICE, TRAVEL
PAY, SERVICES RENDERED
AFTER EXPIRATION OF
TERM OF ENLISTMENT, OR PRE-
VIOUs TO MUSTER IN, DC.
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NOTICE.-All persons holding claims
! against the Estate of JACOB SWARTZ,
dec d, will please present them to the sub
scrber, so that arrangements can be made for
the payment of the same-and all persons in
debted to the estate must make payment at
once, suits will be brought against all de-
linqucnts. JOHN p. X EA RFOTT
July 5-3t Adm + Of Jacob Swartz dec d.
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July5, 1866
VIRGINIA =:

At Rules held in the Clerks Office of the
Circuit Court of Berkeley county, on the I'd
day of july 1866:
John w Tate, u.s. David NJ Ross
New-York tribune., 1866-12-07

In the application Of John Murphy Receiver OF Taxes
agt James Green, &o.-MotOn dehed without costs.
Rockefeller agt Rockefeller Mem. for counsel
The Atlantic Mail Steamship Co, agt George B. Hart
ct a-ln my opinion after careful examination Of the
question the Injunction should be vacated the complaint
alone In my opinion the allegations In the complaint author
ed the Interference by nEneton assuming them TO be true
especially considering that the corporation itself Is party
plaintiff by its corporate The motion therefore 20
Vacat the Injunction must be further heard the complaint
answer &c by the Judge at Chambers and such further
hearing think the plaintiffs viii have right read aidayits
10 rete explain any matter the Upon
this point express opinion only because it argued and
submitted 10 me
John MeAohael act Bcnjaminwinis Motion granted with
out costs Stephen IT, Gray egt O. NJ GraySo much OF the
answer Of the witness Smith to the fourth direct inteognory
a. oows The words received anothernoe from her marked
ID which knew TO be IN her bandwrng" including the let
ters subsequently produced and ade exhibits commencing
with Ex is suppressed set aside with $40 costs OF motion
10 defendant William e. Johnston ag The Consolidated Sl
yer Mining CohpanyI think the Plaintiffs entitled TO an In
seoton Of the books &C. Of the Company &c he may have
an order 10 that effect which must be settled notice. and
after such inspection discovery ho may renew his motion ior
an Injunction &C. he shall be advised 70 do no costs on
this motion The Atlantic Mutual Insurance Company agt
William LOon-Moon granted with S0 costs TO defendant
10 abide tho Of the action " Larson agt David
DnkespeMoon " yocate order Of arrest granted without
costs 10 either party.
New-York tribune., 1866-12-07
THE MARKETS.
lc..sally reported sOr Tuu rnrscLI I

fCar-illly reported of TaH rRfscli ~.
THiRspIH, Ds |.
AsHFS-The market is heavy 'or Pots Slee, Co.'S
BEICKS-IheTe Is change 70 note; We qYse as tor y
Hard a. So 5OosiJ -, 50 JOdSi Tor Cro'ou SAu
sdephia Front =. ,nd -
C0TTON-The demand is fair msinly for 1pS,1ii tr
rs,lain STEADY a. 3jgc. for MidUing Up4nds' ~
New Orleans sales % l. 800 bales -, Aoii,-, "
COFFEE-Ths market Is very dull ana ,hos hSs az
An inclmston TO make still further eoncessoA VD''
willing 70 operate. -. . -. =. a. v.st,rn snt =,
FI0UR AND MEAL--Ihe msrkst for tessS,55 sssrs5ss y
Fonr a f,irs active more especially the lG tr,5s
are firm and I'M f,r denan nd for export and the ~
medium sud better grades are lower enc H Sarsrens 81
Tie ssas arr H. 400 bbls Of 81 ods ~ iVs W ~ sr he
A. aOa sf 40 for sound state Extra 20 Sbinning ~
yrades OF Weseru Rxa; so s3asii 81 10 .. Ia5d, 81
An a56sl3 FOR Trade do; sH ,yaSlo lo- N go bS
canadian Hour is more plenty and Is iowsI "a 81
sq%sI4 75 southern tlOur Is in limited ael 49, Ett1
80 of 40 bb, at SO i5dS2 IS for common e - "a Far,iJ
,; ard country and sl3a sl6 . Tor drss n1 1,rslts
,as RE Fou is in fair supply Cn., Wss Is ~
k ssis. "a 800 bbls AZ - 73dS7 - Coil Ms, H. ,s II
III I. besvv Bueswheai Flour Is plenty ane ''' Il
Nyp trs m, wheat market Is without msS. sr5tI
Li ~ ~r,in do not offer their samples pu' .s.sF
t a. rs b,suess doing aud az better pnoes Is f I'll
,i; he saIss are % 500 bush Spring Al til, CshiI
l A. II for No and s. 30 g 3 toE VIZ sGnes
i ~ 4, f,lr demand and is held WITH noIV ore p{
~ "a srre IN ffoights checks business. le tsi ~
ti CsneJa west IN b0nd nt 95a9ie Qssl e' Qsa
Male Il Loagy small stss~-ss@e 70" 0''''
New-York tribune., 1866-12-07
TlrRspAr. o. -,
Gold j. higher opening at 1891 and closing at 1857

Gold !, higher, openingat 1921 and closing at 1887
Stocks lower the decline eNtendngiO Governments.
which finding their way into the street in excess OF
the Investment demand; Us Of 1881 fell j. do coupons,
/! SOS, issue l. snd 1905 /. Missouri 6s are firm,
and sold AZ 93l at the close In Railway mortgages and
Bank shares moderate business. The Railway share
market is irregular and lower with hardly an exception
Both classes of Northwestern are strong and active
Erie was freely offered and so Michigan southern
After the call prices lower, with no disposition to
buy except to cover short contracts A, the Second
Board prices rmer aud finally closed as follows;
American Gold, nlialIli; Ere, 7l1 97ri; Reading,
lllelllIj Michigan Southern, 79i e79i; Cleveland and
Pittsburgh, s3i0Si; Rock Island, lO3islO4 North
Western, 5la5ll do. Preferred, 7Od7Oi Fort Wayne,
IOil 9l0ii
Money on call Is activ, 81 per cent and the rate Is
freely paid on Government eostorals. Some loans
left at les, than but business pays this rate. Com
mercal bills show improvement Best short da,s are
quoted 81 o., but the latter is the prevailing rate.
Erchanee is firm, and the regular dealors gss theiE
price readily London, 80 days lO9ii sight Iioii Paris
long, 5.I5s5I3i; short. 5l2lBjili, Antwerp, $500
New-York tribune., 1866-12-07
HusINFss TN nm COrKTR

SrpRrME Couar-SrEGAL TERV.-Before Ar Justice
urstsi Chsss !. Hrtut-y yudnsnt for
deiondau win esvc amend aygrlt 0l costs Chas1u Nofh
at noptgouery ssi9nou tIndfnvrt BY default Lont
Plauy zgL HeuTy W. lolusboodJndgment b. drsut
Frnet Foto az Gcos A. Osgood and auotheDemurr 10 com
plant dsefou reserved Oeorgc a. Nu isgnce ae
s a. Pollard s-Dcn1ffof 20 auwot efgsd sad dseson 70
sev@d Nelson Chass Horsrl smith t.Moucu
sfarsd directing Ai-ufsnt q the tile y s
son brought for hsa1E vvdl u ths jury tnsni rs
defed fJf plaindGa
CIRCUiT-PAEr U.-Bcfore Mr.. Justice MULLES.-
lbnt Jurors ths dsyi aitenisroe The
Cour ofleied that tho County C b. directed 10 ds an eia
pane ufofs the pfnt Term 0f Pat ~ aud nat thHy
sammoned to stend s eT MoHdt the oh n' a. 10
och q a.
New-York tribune., 1866-12-07
SUPERIOR CoURT-TEIaL TEl@-Drc. 6.-Befor' Jn'i'
PALsR IAiPRIs0EMEET-A HORSE CASH.
pl iir, l. nrlnr at A ainl Grnhnn


The plaintiff and friend, one hot day in July,
desiring 10 see the Central Park hired Of the defendant horse
and wagon. The time somewhat doubtful the phlnuh
fixing II at D. and the defendant at little aiter ~ lley
did not till after The defendant says that thereby ne
lost valuable Tho plaintiff says they drove node
ato properly The defendant the horse showed eF
dent marks OF hard driving ruined hnd when et os
month aterward dropped dead The painn and defendant
got alteration and In The course OF u winuoW was
broken and the plaintiff by direction OF the defendant was
arrested and passed night IN the stsonhoue Lo s e
plaintiff brings suit The witnesses agreed on a Ihe 1h
points and differed absolutely all the side issues Inc Cou
told the Jury that the one which might easiy
that the arrest was unlawful under the crcumstanee Du ha
the question Of dsmages entirely with them and the Jury
rendered q verdict for plaintiff FOR go
Mary Ann Gafuey agt Doherty
The plaintiff for seduction under breach OF promise o
marriage She says that for months they had been ~ me
bam 7 meeting and talking as friends when IN February 1903
he offered marriage which she accepted and they became en-
gagged From this till February 1861 things continued IN the
same state he pospOning from time the date Of the marriage
and urging her TO give him husbands rights previous 20 ihe
ceremony arguing that they engaged and there would D
nothing 10 be ashamed Of In February ls she yielded ana
IN June she discovered that her compliance likely to have
results which could not be hid BE still promised to mar!
her the child born and died paid the expenses Oh
its burial has since refused TO many her Ihs Is Der
story At she a widow with two children OF Ten
and twelve years age Both parties are in humble orcu
stances. ma,
The defense did not deny the seduction though II did the
promise of marriage and charging the parties ayeTred Inc
woman tempted mo and did sin
Case still on. . - -
SPECIAL TERN-Besore Chief Justice ROBIErsoN
New-York tribune., 1866-12-07
LIABILITY or SHIP OwSEEs FOR DLBn CoSIEAcIKD ~
THR MAsTTR or VESSEL.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-srGU T.m-Duc G
Before Judge CAnpJh0.
DECISIONS.

Henry Ezekiel agt. Philip pRossark.-Moton denied
g. 60 abide event
A. = Shuar agt Wm. Murphy-Dcfendant must appear BE-
fore the anne feiorco on ION inst at and submit
examination and pay T. otherwise 10 b. committed
Johu B Mcdonald agt Clulcs 4. Kimhal Order granted
LLOYD b. ant agt John IT, 5out-AotOn granted OF paJ
mont " a. costs
New-York tribune., 1866-12-07
MARINE COURT-DEc. 6.-Bcfors Judgs AtEEE
INTERESTING TO LIvgRY-sTABLB KEEPERS.

VIM J., StlNcl tGI ldhlgl Iuuet tunL
Tho plaintiff in this case had placed his horse At
livery with the defendant While The horse Na' under deien
dsnts care be received injuries which ncaplcaied hn nom
further service The plaintiff brings suit % recover the
raue OF the horse The defense that The horse was vicious
and received the injuries daring alteration viii one VI lis
own species while being gToomed Tho jury, a. ate hour
Yesterday afternoon. verdict for the planin ior
hoo w T. Stafford ior plaintiff scudder Carter ior do
fcndant
Before Judge HEARNg.
IrAmLrTY OF SHIP OwSELs FOR DLBT5 t0SIEAcIKD ~
THK MAsTTR or vEssEL
Wm Mason against John Williams. Ihs Il h1 seton
-ourt bv Tho plrt t0 recover certain money advanced by
him 10 pay advnnce wages of shppci on vessel
owned b. The defendant
Tie history Of the transaction appears BY The evidence i
that the vessel being short ~ supplies and the ccN its
all sick put into Newport Tho rlltu furnished 0me o lo
suppes and also physician for the SICK Tie crr" c The
vessel having le here t hcano neocsssry 70 shp new one
and the plaintiff a. tho inquest ri the MASTER ls
money necessary DO The advanced Eds sJ ana
for this with interest tho pnuh brtas suit against
the owner Of the vessel Tho dcienau alleges That me master
took charge Of the vessel shares undertaking 10 pay A ne
expenses lie also Chains that the master oi i"' cahiot u
40 owner Tor anv debts contracted volt hs LnoWdge rh
cert for neoessarcz Tho jury acI bnd sg.enp '''-'N
verdict for the paintin fpr tho full amount elilnfe
K AndreWs for plaintiff. r. H. Hunuyi ioI lrehlAuA
New-York tribune., 1866-12-07
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS oFF1CE-Drc g.
Before Commissioner OSBORN.
AN OBDURATB WITNESS,

On the 4h inst, on examination was pending bo-
fore the Comm ssOner IN relation 20 complaint made by j.
Frank Stewart alias Goodwin, against Messrs Mitchell
Smith for alleged dstaton Of whisky In Twenty seventh
and Twenty ichthsts near the Eighthaye Stewart the
complainant being crosse2amincd by hr Charles Dona-
hue defendants who desiring show that tho
witness expert bounty jumper and OF worthless char
acter asked him II no bad ever enlisted in the army This
question be declined 10 The Commissioner having de-
cded that It was proper question and must ho answered the
witness became quite abusive, and the Commi'sioner
convicted him f1r contempt Of Court. He accord
ingly confined In Ludlowst Jail for "a hours Yester-
day the examination continued and the witness
resumed his testimony Mr Douahuc having reason 20 suppose
from letters he bad IN bis possession that The witness nd made
this charge against defendants for the purpose Of bGckmang
asked witness whether the defendants had advanced
him money articles be had left with them Ia pcigc This
question TIE WItess declcd 10 nuAvcr Tho Commissioner
decided proper question and must be answered Tho
witness positively refused 10 answer and said that no one could
make him Tho Commissioner ben ordered the. he should
stand committed until he did answer and he was accordn y
locked Up IN bis former quarters IL that be lie only
complainant and the only witness against decndan and n
portion his testimony lad admitted that hs hed acted for
them IN taking Illicit whisky from the alleged disiiey al might
The letters n question were three IN number ana contained
ooaxing aud theleng appeals 10 defendants ioF money
New-York tribune., 1866-12-07

he following aIe tAo LpNsiFssN. v. sA| 49,
way for the week ending Nov. "a:
issi sioei2 1865 ....... .i5s sOif Dec. .tls9 ~
Earnings of the Milwaukee aud ST. Paul kilssy Y"
pany for November;
1905 .... t3i6 7l6 1850 .s3s7 sS Dec sa =.
Earnings Of the Milwaukee and Prime di Chen ~
way Company for November;
isC5... ss9i 80 lsd6......s s5tl Inc h''''
Ea,aincs Of the McGregor Western Railway COMP"
for November o.
1915 ...... t8oas 1876 ...... So 973 Dec. ns"
Earnings Of the Minnesota Railway 'ompan! i'' >
yember;
1876. .sl93is s56 .s39, 5ss he...'
The traffic OF the Chicago and Great hstsn HsD'
for the month OF November ives:
ie6s sisolO e 1907. .sll2s6s o. 10 sS''"