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Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1866-04-20

REMARKs.-Wc have little change to notice
Rather more doing in merchandise, but buyers
are operating cautiously. Cotton dull and de-
pressed-little doing with manufacturers. Cotton
goods in active demand, and one and two cts
yard higher than lowest prices. No material
change in four-all grades selling more freely
and the lower qualities tending downward
Corn firm and shade higher Oats firm and
higher. Barley dull. Pork in steady demand-
Beef quite firm. Lard steady Choice butter
falls short OF the demand, and brings very full
prices. Cheese unchanged. Beans dull. Pota-
toes In fair demand.
| The wool market has been quite active and
there is a frmer tone, but no improvement in pri-
ces since the decline of last week.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1866-04-20
SHERMAN & co. 1913 CHAMBERS ST. N. YORK.

YYTHUMSARIANS, indicators of Wine, and
II Proprietors of the World Round Beverages
Cholera Anticipator, Cholera Wash and Humor
Soap. The Beverages are a mild and delicious
dl ink, possessing all the qualities of medicine,
vet harmless and exhlarating rs beverage
The only producers of the WONDERFUL
"W,0RLD ROUND" ANTICIPATION, warrant
ed to cleanse the system, cure ali Chmatieal COM
nIaint 6 and eradicate Humors of every kind and
nature Ii is impossible for Cholera 10 exist
where he wash is.used about the premises. Inc
"Humor Soap" perfectly marvellous N It's effects
prepared from herbs alone; il causes GU hesn
and sores 10 heal. and can be used on The most
delicate 81 xin with benefit, possessing all the quail
tiles of the most delicate emo hept or Toilet soap,
book Civ ing full description OF tins wohdefiui
discovery is distributed free or Isaliea 70 any iio-
dress for tw7o stamps. Druggists and Dealers
will do well to examine these truly most tilheiy
preparations, put up in the most unique ana no,
vel style of any article of the age, and ihiiha
bic Bevera.ye.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1866-04-20

NTANTED-THE PEOPLE TO SEE-The
w two beautiful engravngs by Richie, just
published by MOORE, WILSTACH g. BALD
WIN, No. 25 West Fourth St, Cincinnati, and
No. so Walker ST., New York.
THE APPLE-GATHERING," from the orig
na painting by Jerome Thompson (plate 20 by
80 inches) price s.; and THE FIRST BLOW
FOR LIBERTY" new historical engraving,
from an original design by F. o. c. barley (plate
rs by SO inches) price So.
Agents wanted in all parts of the United States
who are competent to present these beautiful
works of art to subscribers. State business eX-
perience, and name territory wanted TO canvass
in. NJ. w. & B. also publish BARRETT'S IL
| Illustrated LIFE OF LINCOLN, l vol. S42
pages, octave. l00,0 600 copies sold. In German,
also, THE ASSASSINATION OF PRESIDENT
LINCOLN, and the Trial of the Conspirators.-
| Only complete edition. vol royal octave
| Published by authority of the Secretary of War,
and sold to subscribers only. Agents wanted fol
other important books also.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1866-04-20
A COUGH, COLD, OR SORE THROAT,

REQUIRES IMMEDIATE ATTENTION AND SHOULD
CHECKED. IF ALLOWED TO CONTINUE,
Irritation of the Lungs, Permanent
Throat Affection, or nm Incurable
Lung Disease
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1866-04-20
Chevalier's Life for the Hair,

OIOVUIlOI . III6 IUI bIIO IIllIIt
Will RESTORE Gray Hair to Its ORIGINAL
COLOR, STRENGTHEN and PROMOTE the
growth of the weakest Hair; stop its falling out
keep the Head clean, cool and healthy; can be
used freely; contains nothing injurious; is un-
paralleled as a HAIR-DRESSING; and is rec.
commended and used by our best Physicians.
assure you, Ladies and Gentlemen, it is all You
require for the Hair. Sold by all Druggists, and
at nv office, No. 1923 Broadway, n. Y. SARAH
A. CHEVALIER, NJ d. At Wholesale in Bos
Ton by Geo. C. Goodwin s. Co., Weeks g. Potter
NJ. S. Burr, Carter G. Wiley.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1866-04-20

MAKE Your own Soap with B. T. Bah
IsH bits Pure Concentrated Potash, or Ready
Soap Maker. Double the strength of common
Potash and superior to any saponIier or I've in
he market Put up in cans of one, two, three,
six, and twelve pounds, with directions in Eng
lish and German, for making Hard and Soft Soap.
One pound will make fifteen gallons of Soft Soap.
No lime is required. Consumers will find this
the cheapest Potash in market.
B. T. BABBITT, "a, Go, &c, 81, 6S, SO, 20, "
and IA Washington St. New York.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1866-04-20
DIED.

In Barton, April 10Th, Emma Evans aged IA
years.
In Coventry, April 10th, Samuel B. Mussey,
aged 26 years and 4 months.
In this village, April It'll, AFRO, youngest child
of S. F. and A. E. Wheeler, aged l year and 9
months.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1866-04-20
MARRIED

In Coventry, April 18th, by Rev. Pliny H
White, Mr.. Daniel P. Scott of Bloomington, anc
Miss Louisa Moses of Coventry.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1866-04-20

NOIlCE.
THE undersigned would say to the inhabitants
| of Barton Landing and vicinity that he has
taken the shop formerly occupied by him, where
he IS ready to wait on all who may favor MN
,th a call and will try to suit them both in re-
spect to style and prices. Call and see and oblige
p q A. d. BIGELOW.
Barton Landing, April 8, lS66-l5w4 II
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1866-04-20
WATCH AND CLOCK REPAIRING

NORTHERN CLOVER SEED.
I'M LBS. Northern Clover Seed tor Sale Al
OUO the Barton Grist Mill. E
GRASS SEED for sale by
NJ @l8Ess4lfI 1871 W. A. HYDE
Albany, Feb. 10, 1Ss6-SwS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-14
BASE BALL.

CLOSING OF THE ANNUAL CONVENTION OF THE MA
b rIoyAL BASE BALL PLAYERS ASSOCIATION
The Convention commenced balloting for President
At 70 O'Clock on wednesday and at m on THURSDAY ta'
Chairman announced that P German Of the National oao
Of Washington D. C., duly elected, J. b Rose OF 'n"
Mountain Club chosen Fist yiee 81,
Whn ~ NE Enterprss Club Second Vice President a n
Rogers Of the ResOlae Club lresleced) Seeitta q h ~
Corresponding secretary and Nj Rogers .! the Lo"s
Mssathusetts Treasurer -. sa,a - m
. The Convection presented A. H. RoseTs ~rh W. = SUI
acknowledgment Of thet geAIismsn fAiAANe Sf'''s
refary OF tho Association = ,Y,hs u.s
The fees received by me Treasurer nom the new Ouos
nr Zones az the Excelsior Glib beha1 Of Messs
honrgh and Hastings presented he Association ~ b.,
~ look in which win b. entered any niatoa pA! -
any clubs cf the Association, Il suSh eiup'"H' S'iu
che seOr 70 the Secretary, AN ,,,tn iaturs
The Doctor also presented tire Associanen ri 49, r,s OF
base bah fed about two feet square, on Nheo >" 'S
ssne ~ 49, yS S Js ~ ,opyenon adjourned SINE die
tn rext Convention will he held on tne -esoh1
Of December ls6I at the Ohesinutst Ihfs'si'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-14
COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS.
IRefnre Recorder HncketL

SENTENCED FOR STEALING MoNEY.-tory Mcln,
tire pleaded guilty stealing Treasury notes to the value OF
$50 on the ed November The in idwer at tue
office OF the Rockand County and NewJeseyN MILK Farmers
Association where the prisoner and an unknown man came
While his companion Inspecting some mE ne was seen
asacng the money from the drawer and wa erSste Inc
prisoner was sentenced 20 four years tue STATE Prison
smith pleaded guilt TO an attempt at
burglary in tho third degree breaking int the utsore Of
Carl Kaler in Eghthave the evening 81 The 18th OF No
rsmber Hevas found in the store By officer and had in
his possession small quantity OF chocoiH eaedy and almond
nuts He sentenced 20 penal serYitu@ IL me Fetea
for one year .f l...
ALLEGED INDECENT OUTRAGE AND R0BSERf--A toMu
GATED CAsr-Four young namei Michael J. Whelan,
Michael Mccoy Michael Doherty sid Peter j. Hart stood
tr on the serious charge Of robbery the st degree Gun
ming $ Bedford jr Assistant District Attorney prosecuted
the prisoners Mira Catherine Ptmer appeared a. he com
pnant and testified that she on her way 70 see Der
mother who lived in Thirty sNh-st tvween Tenth and
RIeventhaves on the evening II the grA OF October and
was met by Whelan OF he prisoners, who wanted
20 know where she going and she Iold him L Nss
none OF his business; Mccoy was with him ard tod
her 10 keen still the witness reached heT mothers eouse
and went In after telling Whelan not to wait oT her when
she lett her mother and vert 10 20 heme e was ooEe ~
tho four prisoners whean walking her side lie asked per
II she married woman and was replied IN ine anrnH
tive She then went into house IN Thirty 70 ges r OF
him but only stayed there few mIncs They iooWn her
They came mp bonneed her SO that she could not
SCREAM dragged her 10 vacant lot in me vicinity
AFTER taking there she states nat she was roooed OF sew
erni articles and that her pason was violated by
Wbelan and after committing the oaense eccon
panied her 70 the corner OF Thirty 'iourthst, and
Ninth ave- who're she had INN arrested lhs onoor who Dade
the arrest testified that no found the woman cyng that she
cOnpasq Ast ,he bad cY robbed D" W no1 ussu09 uE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-14

her person had been vas None Of the stolen property VA
found WhSan when ~ mo oalon House Ie In
formed the officer Tint he vas in company with Mccoy Dart
and DJherfy and thcy Wc-r q ~ 4ientiy
Several gave evidences One Or these
that iainant when she l) ltr mothers house
tDd follows who at the oo 70 Wa m sie cams
baok Another testified that SIZE company with MhPlaa
into the lu0r kept by Mlnlis Ae eyclilK Of ts
alleged robbery and bad disk ard tLa. was intoxicated
but nDpprcnty on friendly terms with the pfn soner
Mrs HenWIight testified that she liz complainant on
he corner Of Thirty fourth - ord Ninth ave. ~ out clock
snd that she intoxicated and could not speaA psny snd
correctly. railroad sHitcIsG testified that be t TIC osp
Iiainant and WheaD about minute. pe,i clock and shs
sdd that she hid been robDe bl tod n tai not by
Hhcanf The complainant nc hear T0cAs IN TajS
yseyenthst between II and Il O'Clock according iesl
uOny Of another witness Iofe being further e,De.
for The defense The RdoUr5f nh th, morning
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-14
JEFFERSON MARKET POLICE COURT.
IRaforn Inaiier nolre.l

Mr. Richard P, Doyle, tinslnith doing business az
No IA Grandst charged young lad named Henry Limerick
who has been EMPLOYED by him for to past helper
with having during his absence broken open desk IN to
store and stolen therefrom $500 in United States as! notes
officer Dyckman OF the Eighth Precinct soon amer MI Do''
discovered his loss arrested Limerick IN Barnura Museum
with ssOj % OF the money in bis possession Inc aeu
nilted that he had stolen the money, and was e"nh "
answer without bail
UCAYfyc BURGLARS LE,ENrsLewis Iacsrpe and 'has-
Dupret were yesterday committed for trial in dan Of 500
bail each having been found by Offices Packet OF the Eghta
Precinct with burgarious implements IN their possess
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-14

ro bpndref freed people have been winy murdered by we
men in Ceorca the civil authorities hnvr failed Ia
punish murderer 10 Of itself surient 70 establish DC
tond all cqy for the direct nt'fnef ~
tbe National Government And tins Is morr impersrely
don 4nled by Insecurity ~ life 40 freedmen AMI other p
riots than by that kindness which would exercise ID
saving portion Of country men, I0els though tAf @
FROM imbting their hands In innocent blood snd Iusk
Themselves over ali t civilized world "a the rHlcs OCo
histr and savage murcIs and Prosecutors 81 poo" hunD
law ubdiBg and unofendag people upon whose Wood hhu
suea they grew o sud hauglty through t"-' oh5 nt1e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-14
CVH COURTS,

UNITED STATES DISTRICT coUET-DHo i1-Beforo
Judge BEAEDlC1 .. a. q
yuE LIARfLITY TO FORFEITURE or ARTICLES uSBD IN
MANUFACTURING ILLICIT WHISKY
The United states n copper 6tlu NC louhd AZ ~" -
Fulton IT,
This ia one of the first causes that has been Drought
10 tro m tins District under the pro, sons OF The Internal
sion custody or control any with inont 70 deraud INC
law OF cynie Che payment OF taxes shall be forfeited VIII All
the vessels and implements used IN their MANUFACTURE or ouu
upon the promises and also that whenever any one carrying
on dslcfy shall a IN any respect to comply WIN tho ~
uirenens the law all his spirits and all vessels ao seu
IN their manufacture. &c. shall be Fortified - ,
I'm ts ease the Government proved by Mr. Chid deputy
Collector in the Fourth District that the premises Ner a
ae hs District aud that there was 10 license O' usn9
at thai place. -. -. ~
mnde the seizure he found the premises ut 10 O'Clock IN the
forenoon closed and locked and With the shutters up ta on
making his way inside he found nothing IN The on room that
looked like disabling but that ia inner room ne od uaR
in active OpcatiOn that he asked the man ia charge hey
had and be said ne but they had apPled tO one
that he also found some spirits. -.
The claimant offered show that he mortgage OF the
property and entitled to its possessions that the premises WIT
occupied by else aud that he had no intention TO
dciraud. -.
The Court excluded oil the testimony offered as inna
,ea and irrelevant after the had been Summed up
charged the jury that the only questions for hem were
Whether the property held by any one with latent 70 ue
fud the revenue and whether the party dStilng had
license that If they In Of the Government either
OF these points they must condemn the goods,
The having been out an hour more cnine INTO OOt
and stated that there prospect Of M agreement 80
The Judge directed hom to go out agan ana 70 remain UNIV,
they had agreed and bring In sealed verdict tins morning
For the United states Benz X. Phelps Assistant u Ds
iric Attorney Tor claimants eXJudge Beebe and Jared
Sparks, esq
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-14
COURT or COMMON PLEAS-SPEcIAL TERN Ore 10.
Before Judge CAgDO1A
MARINE CRT.-DEc. l3--Beforc Judge HEkNA
Mnnp rpnnRLR CAraRn ny WHISKY.

Isaac Simpson agt jackson Riley.
The complaint in this sets forth that, ON or
about 18th August last The plaintiff sold and delivered 10
the defendant gallons of whisky at o. 70 per gaon TINT
dcendnn paid him $40 account leaving balance si due
him OF $40 for which amount he now brings suit. -
The defendant the other hand alleges that the painti
proposed 10 sell him barrels of at 81 70 gallon and
loo barrels whisky Mt o. " per gallon said liquors 20 he n
spcce aud delivered ut defendants store within one week
after making the contract and be pod for delivery that
upon these terms agreed purchase that the plaintiff on
the 18th Of August delivered to him eight barrels OF
rum and further deliver the rest that lie agreed
TO extend the another week and that he paid plaintiff $3.50
on account ing the rest OF the money secufor tue
delivery OF the balance the liquor Ito also alleges that in
the mean time the market price whisky up and that the
plaintiff refused deliver any at the price agreed upon
and consequences OF such refusal be sustained loss Oh
s. TOO for " hich amount he makes counter claim.
The plaintiff alleges thnt there no suo contract out t
agreed deliver the LIQUORS to O. defendant said liquors 10
be paid for NJ the market price when delivered
The Jury returned verdict for the plaintif for 800
Townsend Leyinscr for plaintiff Thomas Threasher Tor
defendant
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Held by H..asu. J.-cour, oven. II 10 o'clock =. m.
CRIMINAL COuRTS.
COURT OF OYER AND TERMINER.
before Judge Barnard

fBsfors Judge Barnard
CAsE OF MANsLAUGHTRR--USIST KILL
ING oy wnr-Aueust Frebel pleaded guilty TO the crime
Granddaughter in the fourth degree the killing OF bis wife
Sarah by INJECTING stab wound her on the 18th Of July
The prisoner is German aged % years shoemaker by occu
patton and be resided No sJ Narcks az the tine the
deed was committed The facts of the DO not show that
The prisoner had any intention 10 kill the deceased He
working on his shoenokers bench in the morning when his
wife APPROACHED him and rubbed his head and told him 70 come
10 that be disturbed provoked at her in
teruption and the Of pushing her away rom him
in his hand he stabbed her with the shoe knife which he
held tappears that he regretted the accident as he
claims il 70 be which resulted in the death Of hs wife The
prisoner was remanded TIL next week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-14
r.r ocrAy YAcnr RACE

The British steamship Cuna, Capt. stone 'rOni
erpoo arrived at this port yesnrdsy Capt stone
ing seen on the 10th inst at p m ~ m"es gus .on,s
Hook one Of the contestipS yachts Win All 'a' 'T'
NJ, ,,i..ut.h a,r eOIgr she had good weather
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-14
corRr cALENpARs-Tms pAr.
sUPRFME cOURr-cnRCUIT.


PLEr IL Held BY Mr Justice CLERKE - Court opens at &c.
| o'clock a Short
s ss: H., az. Wood s sS: .,. Hanson
35O-BrsJoy sr. Levi, 3515-Corbrt, at. The New Leb.
3. e s.'s s Ct aa %$
,as-Ts Si.rir, Nat iOiS jS Ha'i'''l as Kelly
aon siSS's! & &. az ST. Mo. os-So ss.m, . Sans.
Par IHed bT MI Justice MAsOs-cou open, at 10 O'Clock
! an. o., No. u pVlnesI-ShOr. oau'e''
SISs-corl.y M.yor &c. Ass1-BLo E ss Bennett E, a.
2H5-Lnke ACT kison ct al tlA-5ufdes sst . risho"'
s7i;-Io"oa osi Andrew sdu go Glover y. Hilton al
'ssts Whitman Pc. G gosa% q, IS 81, Moody
,'s"Fsj admir- sgt Bennett L:siPsv' Rs'r sgt o'oo'
'-Esds NaPhssyis Pro; Co ss, Ryn'
,aseDoascHy sst HoIb,oOE. 'jINoisn e a. 'st Hazard
! SUPREME coURT-sPBcIAL TERM
He'd By M Ja'ies BALoos-Court OIen' Al 10 O'Clock H.
| Demuner.
G-Hoer,,sl ss HurIbur s7-ssms .s. Lyman.
?6-Osgood e. al, Recev'uas'.
! I..oe. of Law and Fact.
rIIS'-wini.m. az. Hay ss-s,me sat Same.
syrne i'm a. I, Smith I'll. :, r. a. a.,
lOo-Fsyior ct 81 sgt Ksichum =. s,.rs -.
1871 Calhoun. .s. Kstchu TO- wsls. ,gt Goli.'
i -ecssS g: s J rr l-s.i of Manchester sgt
q g pSs.
RsS e. CO. ' B'nn7A'a hGssoo q sst aoss
SUPREME coURr-clIAMBERs.
He'd 0' NJ" 'o''' Cali 81 csisnd.S At i @
sssh.p.,d .st D.aiora ss-s,on .s 6 Ess.
so-%rsh .s GomstScs 10 S{dsI .s' OI Hs
sa-The People rel. Malsr
So "' General cali begin, at No lsl
SUPERIOR COURT.
Plar t-Heldby Mr. justice McCrSscOurt II O'Clock
an;
sss ss SO. r,l. &c. Pub Con. Co.
whis@Ors ss Levy. s7secs..sty at Cent Am
i1-Rosru AT Robin. ct a. s6sHaus ct al ast Chapman
sasS9aa;s =. e, 5o I{asR Of Po, The Eric
s75S-Jsskoh =. ssi H'mi sst Ihs Mayor &C.
PAnr Hsd by NJ Ja.es slOssLLcou opens at II o'clock
~ go go,
Nat Ran g, H:1 .y s, q; e.
lols-JOns.,st pssso ,s, sss Inc MAy2T &C;
~ sss,-NoG.h.y admir- as, Hun.
| lse;-Psri ct a. ssI N.sboar 2tg2-sams az. Same
iso-B.ll :, al s Gsds@aHn mn Bon ast MscEbOck e, a.
COUNT OF COMMON PLEAS.
PARr L-Hsdby lodge DALI-CouH opens st u O'CLOCK a. ul
P..r -H.la BY Judge ssApI-court opens a, O'Clock
Short causes ..
1908 -or-nsr .st Merritt, &C. Moersy
2il7-PetIiush &c, eat Ham !J.I-Lsdlafd SL sapts,
s9ss-Tsyoi at cOeli.r sssl-o,Rs 1e s.t Fraser.
L
I 1F4-loung at. Niles 2Sos-bogeu est Ne"Hsn'
2tsl-Fet agi. Feli.
| MARINE COURT.
u.d by HHARsu, J.--Conft opens a. 10 O'Clock O. n.
| Nos Nos
25-Ridard act. Roberts ll0--Nsge sst STAB
4 10 uison Acton lll-Yalr agt HancoK
al Water, ii2-Hsunmst sgt Oilssy.
TsHolIyxvood az, Clinton iI3Fckett RchsrHion.
S7-Bs,sing AIT Weieh. llt-fAIksragt. hiiPp
l0l-witt Agt Frreltud ll3-Ihl agt Ffanhhn
ias-IInn,er at, Lanfgs. il6-Losb sgt Leonard
0e-Bsrthoofpew srt oslo ll7-Counoly agt Am. Ell Net
l0s-Same Agt same. RANK
laa-Bannerman ast Singer e-Stsgs sgt Bramm
l09-Mnler az. Holden.
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VIRGINIA.
PROCEEDINGS or THE LEGIsLATURE-MR. ?OLLARDs
LAST MASTRsro--A EEGR0cIDE.
FrOn Oar Own Correspondent

RICHMOND, Va, Dec. e. lsCG
The Legislature of Virginia met here on the Sd
inst but did organize until the day. proceedings
during the present promise TO be Of considerable inter
est nationally and locally The Message OF Gov Perpoint
presented to both branches o. me Legislature Tuesday but
wholly read lin either the indifference to or dislike OF
its author being shown in decided the vote the
resolution to print for the Of members The Richmond
press almost UNANIMOUS ' condemnation cf that Part Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-14

wm IT, Wilson md Slr1h 4. Campbell agt Arthur Gi'eD-
der-.Judgmert ~ favor Of defendant tSec 8eci5iOnl
BAiNAsD J-Imily c Stevens nst sherman " Stevens
Report confirmed and Judgment u divorce granted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-14
sUpsRIOE cOURT-SrEcIAL TERN -I)Ec lJ-Deicre Gu
RopRf1soN =
DECISIONS.

confirmed granted
SUPgRIOE COURT-SPECIAL TKfSi-i)Ec. lJ-Deiore Ch
RoHRTnsoN =
DECISIONS.
Grandson Sprllt agt. kObert S. ADMINISTRATION
ciarcd and clust referred. - - -
tn.nn Iferrick ag Michael Gilhooy-Motion modify ing
the Junction granted
PotcrJ Hack agt Hen3 S Fearing; james T Dreban
et al ngt James Phcan.-NOtons granted.
The Mcrchanto' aud Mechanics Bunk Of Wheeling agt-
Fr,nci, Vose et al-Moton granted without costs
The North Western Bank OF Virginia ast Francis FOe
Motion granted without costs.
Wan A Brown al agt. The 50 Nicholas Insurance Coz
Motion granted md commission issued y NJ
George agt John Kelly. Sheriff ScNO0u ~ return
papers, file TO plaintiff. granted -. .
John Hobbs agt Gustav Bunse Ct n--hiOh0n 70 am 1l
SUMMONS and complaint granted on terms.
John Wendell Edg arl Luttrci e al-Monoh granted
and cause referred, &c.
Joseph Schvursclhd aet jackson S. Schultz ct sL-C9n
nj Amt I'll, missed with default. .....
Before Justice JONTs -.
John T.. Wakinshaw Il al agt John g. P1lel-Bouon
granted IN part, without cost,
COURT or COMMON PLEAS-SPrcIAL TaRN -Dre' "a
Before Judge CAEDo1l
DECISIONS
MOrrc agt. Cordes-Application denied without
cots and without prejudice Z
Scott nc, for plaintiff on deinf
ror with leave 20 in % days Judgment OF COSTS
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THE SOUTHERN STATS
ALABAMA.

TIE EGrsLATURE-DELrBBRATioN OF TUE AlENp-
MENT-A BANKRUPT LAW WANTED.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-14

PART -Fed by Mr. Justice BAKsARD-Csse on No calendar
Held By Mr. Justice CLKRKE Court opens al it
O'clock a m. Short causes.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-06-09

DIR. Lnrookah's sarsaparirla Compound
For the Speedy and Permanent Cure of d
Liver Complaint scroula Kings Evil Dyspepsia Dfopsy
Neuralgia Epilepsy, ErgspelaS St. AnthOnys Fire.
Pimples, Pustules, Blotches Boils, TumoTs, Salt
Rbeum, Ulcers and Sores rheumatism, I
Pain in the Stomach, Side and
Bowels General Debility,
Uterine Liberation,
Syphilis
And
MERCURIL EASE,
And all Complaints arising from resulting in
IMPURE BLOOD.
It's double strength other sarsapara Compound
the market Endorsed by the Medical Faeuty as '
BEST AND CHEAPEST BLOOD PURIFIER ExTANT.
Read the following commendation from Dr. Abbott Of bos
ton widely of the most successful pFae'on'f'
III 'ns 'O'l'''' BOSTON, Dec G. 1868,
DIR. E. R. KNIGHTS, MELRosB MAssAcHu III, II
Dear sir-I have used DIR. Larookah's sarsapau8 ooL
nonpd in my practice several and after carel 90
servation effects do not hesitate to say that 1t Is
my opinion the sUREsF, SAFEST and o .. EeI
REMEDY for sCRoFuLous and efPHlLiIl0 Disease. DISEASES
that has made available to the medical profession
Fraternaly yours B. l. adj -
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IS DR. E. H. ANi0niS' 0Ai-1'i'''' '4A'-'-'>'>-''