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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-06-03
NOtica-

A Ii persons having legal claims against John
"a ". Martln, contrac ed pr .vious 20 the 18th day
q December, ls60, a hereby requested 70 iie the
same, OK a COPY Thereof, with the undersigned.
This z9,h day Of Nay, 1850.
T. b. CHILDRES8, Trustee,
nay30-Iw once lS5& Cedar Street.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-06-03

IO,0OO PeuBd. Of Back Tea
for Sale.
OEuCE SUTERvIsIyG CoxuI-sAsY, I
MILITARY DIyIsI0N OF THE TrsS@-sTr. I

OFFICE SUIERFISiNG C0MHT-etpV. y
MILITARY DIvis10N OF TH TTsN4ssFr !
RAslVItKE, INN, May p, 1856 J
CEALED PROPOSALS tib dupiicate) for the rur-
- chase Of Bla k Tea Will he received until Sat
urdsy, June 9 Is 8, st ~ o'clock m
The Tea l. sold because not required frr issuing:
is in original Ta7kages Che packages aTe not in
good Orderi, ard can be examined q any time eu-
ring business hours prior 10 the 9th inst
No proposal for less thsn 900 pounds VIII he con
fidered. Bidders required 20 be present at Che
epenlng Of the bids Terms cash IN Grv5rnmeu.
funds ard deposit Of rs Per cent. required from
the successful BIDDER as soon s. the bId Is awarded
The Tea will be re-WeIghed and tared az the orig
iual marks.
Proposals to be endorsed Proposals for for
nishing Z ca, and addressed 10 the undes'gned.
" SMALL.
rrav23-td HTt Col ana CS.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-06-03
ZOE! ICE!
DOCTOR OAROW'S
CHOLERASPECITIC

U~0yy ttst We ante pate CHOLERA 10 our midst,
~ -ttaho5ves ~ al. % secure, aud Keep On hand,
-orne I-roun and efiectuaI remedy irr any erner-
,zerrv. and this We end in DR.. CAkJN 5 5PECI-
FTC which be preserred and used with sucl Ul-
fouu1ed success, lscarcely ever losing easel
Wien iris scourgs -lted Nashville, come ycars
uast Ir. Car1w Wa one Ci cur mot eminent end
successful phys'clane, a1d when he C.4 n-e1ls
learn chs remedy Gao b. had, thou-ards who have
tested fis yrtues vii not fli 81 rave D Oh hand. 10
i no Patent Medicine. but q compound from the
Prescription q this islngui-hcd FracllloneT.
There can likewise BE- no better remedy lor Chole-
ra-nnOrbus, EgsTrhosa ami lysentary.
For sale cnly By
RIP. JENKINS A CO., Drugrists,
msy5-0 q Market sifeei, OPP. Union.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-06-03

TT1FIS Old estsb sized Gallery has Iate'y been re-
= modelled and fitted up u magnificent -.s.r.
and every convenience has been -trr.aa n- JH.
benefit of The public DC has only Co Doe seen Oh ..
appreciated. 10 IS al. on one boOr with rice Iu.-
let Room Tor the Ladies' sud t.u-.s trs. hs tI.ra
10 please viii 1s aVpr-o8tad iy D. s. pl.EHr-. f.H
are 10 receipt Ct new lot ol Alhur b. Cert. Ha
Niche trsmes, new style, end. as heretofore, r.U
Keep large lot OF CIT and Rosewood flames. -ul-
able FOR large Pictures, such as
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-06-03

OFFICE ASSISTANT QUARIEBM,srFB,
NAsHvlLLE, TESN., May -, 1861.
7 WILL offer for sale st public auction On Wedues-
day, the 18th OfJune next, az the Northwestern
Grain Sheds in this city,
1900 Bushels Corn.
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock a m
Terms cash IN Cover. msnt funds.
By order Of d Eddy, Byr ltCol Fnd DeDOi Q N.
+ B.kIEk,
rosv25- teI2 RVt Maior sud A q NJ
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-06-03

This soldier does not use a telescope
sight lie pops the centre without
such adyentitious aid He'll do.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-06-03

BUREAU REFUGEES, FREEDMEN AND A. l., !
STATES OF KENTUCKY AND TENNESSEE,
ASSISTANT COMMISSIONERS 0FFICR,
NASHVILLE, Tenn, May IA, 1866.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1866-03-01
r.oE HOVER'S
PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY,

WE would respectfully inform the citi-
w zens of Gall. polls and surrounding
country, u at our facilities for makiRg Photo
graphs and all kin is of Pictures, are perfected.
Our K..Oms are aSy Of ace IS. and fur
nished in first c ass order Neither ins nor
exp'nse h-ve been spared in opening aud
furnishing nur hO"ms. hat would III any way
C .ntr1hute to The cOmiort or pleasure of our
pat ons. while visiting The Gallery
Picture from tie size uf lie Z" the smallest
10 kets are taken Old pictnrrs of any kind
whatever. copied and enl rged to any size.
and beautifully e"lored in oil or water colors,
by the best cIloriug Artist in the country.
ork done to order and entire satisfaction in
every instancr guaranteed or money refunded
We earnestly solicit a call from every body
desirous of having picture taken OF them
selves or friends. or il you have an old Pie
ture of any kind, you want copied or enlarged
to any size, and made as perfect and lile-hke
as if taken from the original, give US call
and we will give you satisfaction
'.--- HOVER & COFFMAN.
Feb %. 1866 If .fi- l.t
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1866-03-01
CITY Council.
GALLIPoLIs, Feb. 20, |.

GALLIPOLIS, + feo. ~, 1000.
The Board met at the Mayors of
fee, at the usual hour, R Aleshire.
President, in the Chair, and all the
members present, except one, who
was absent on ctticial business.
The minutes of The last meeting
were read and approved. The fol
lowing bill was presented and al
lowed:
R. L Stewart, for printing, S14.14
A communication was received
from John eating, Esq which, after
consideration, was referred to com
mittee D. Y. Smithers and the
City Clerk were appointed said com
mittee.
l. Newsom having. by written
communication, asked the privilege
of establishing Ferry across the
Ohio river from his Garden lot No.
I, and a committee having been ap-
pointed to confer with him upon the
subject, made a report, which was
on motion received, the committee
discharged and the subject taken un
der advisement by the Board
The committee appointed to erect
lamps on posts in front of the Chur-
ches. asked for further time, which
was granted.
The City LampligbteI was ins rue
ted to light the lamps at the corner
OF State and Third. Court and Third,
and on Court, between Second and
Third streets.
On motion. adjourned to meet
Tuesday evening, March 9th, 1866,
at half past six o'clock
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1866-03-01

~ One of the most daring and
successful robberies or record, was
committed in St Louis on Saturday
A messenger, on entering a back
room in a building to which one of
his packages was directed. was
seized, gagged and bound, by three
men, and packages to the amount OF
about $40, GOO taken from him. The
thieves then ran #, leaving him tied.
In their haste they left behind about
$4,000, and the package which had
been directed to the room. The lat
ter was found to contain S75 in coun-
terftit money, and was doubtless in
tended for decoy The room was
quite near the Express Office, the
robbers probably calculating that
the messenger would on that account
visit it first Oh his rounds, and they
thus be able to secure large booty.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1866-03-01
~ The Philadelphia Press b

~ The Philadelphia Press has
the following bad news: ave have
noticed that disease, closely re-
sembling the rindsrpest, has appeared
among the cattle of Montgomery
County, Pennsylvania. DR.. Hiram
Carson, of Plymouth, in that county,
has addressed a communication to
the Pennsylvania Legislature. in
which be says that the disease first
made its appearance in Montgomery
County in the spring of 1865, since
which time q very large number of
cattle have died, and many of the
diseased animals have been sold to
farmers elsewhere, thus spreading
the disease. He adds the unpleas-
ant information that diseased ami
mails have been slaughtered, and the
meat sold in the Philadelphia mar
kets to q considerable extent, some
Of it having been converted into
Bologna ssusages. The subject was
deemed of so much importance that
special committee was at once ap-
pointed by the Legislature to investi-
gate the matter, and report what
Legislative action is necessary
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1866-03-01
Life's Pathway.
BY IosrrH Il. surrEa.

o strew on life's wild path a flower,
Ye that have one TO spare; c.l
70 cheer the pilgrim on his road,
And lessen human care.
scns little gih we all may give,
However poor or low;
To cheer brother in distress,
And mitigate his woe.
4 kindly word will never make
We giver sadly poor;
And know that even those are sweet
- To hearts that much endured
Yea, many a kindly Office we
Nay for each other do;
1,zat in the coming hours of time,
Nay prove refreshing dew. -...
Refreshing to our weary souls,
When earthly things shall pass;
And all our lofty plans shall fall
TO dust, and break like glass!
II ye have gold enough to spare,
Let not the widow sigh.
Asnid her little orphan ones,
But all her wants supply.
Sod, with an overruling hand.
Dispenses wealth to some;
Yel such are only stewards here,
For earth is no. our hone.
Bind up the broken heart with love,
And cheer each fniniIng one; -
Yield kindness unto all who need
This duty should be done.
Il will repay thee seven fold;
Such gentle de.ds shall be
itThdyIng as the deathess soul.
In bright eternity!
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1866-03-01
THE JovRSAI
@hi For the Joar.sl.

NIX EDiTOR.-. s
sptoqts Have the Kindness u
give as a small space in your CO
umns, in order to tender our than s
to Mrs. F. P. Kingsbury, for b 81
christian charity in coming from ;, ,sf
home Cincinnati here, at a psos:
inelement season when there Was5a 8
great probability of. the nsrigafich
being closed by ice, in -ordei 10 90.
liver two lectures on spirituslism, or
rather spiritual lectures; the vhoik
net proceeds of which, as well IS Ran
dollars from her private p-hse. wsl|e
handed over to the trustees Of fhe
town for the benefit of the poof. We
were in hope that the Legitimate 81
thorities would have tenderett eh4Sf
thanks to Mrs. K; finding thev haze
not done so we take upon oufSeIys
the responsibility of tenderins'
thanks to her. who, like het digipe
master, goes about doing good vita
out hire and without paw We 90
this that the city of Gallipat nIi,f
not have recorded sgainsti's Ee
of gross ingratitude
We are not a convert tn ST tad
ism or any other ism, but w sre4a
firm believer in the divine mi feif 81
Jesus Christ, and the Spirituality ef
his teachings, and we did NOD .tsd aus.
thing in her lectures whiSh cGpairted
with his precepts, who we'd aoout
the world doing good.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1866-03-01
To the Citizens OF CALI
polls.

THE Carleton Coal Company, desiring to
l. Increase their Capitol Stock, now offer
to sell Eighty or N nety Shares geo
In so doing. it is necessary to close up the
old business; therefore we would notify all
those who have claims against the Company
to present them tor settlement. and all those
who are indebted to the Company Will make
payHent Immediately.
In calling on our patrons in this manner
We do not intend to quit the trade, but we
intend to enlarge our business, and prosecute
it with more vigor than ever. We would no
tify the good people OF GalliPolis, that We
have procured a charter Tor our Company;
therefore it becomes necessary for US to set
tie up all our old business. so we can rvorgan-
ize according to law. We thank the citizens
of GsAipolis and vicinity for their past pat
ronage, and solicit continuation, and we
viii give you better Coal than We haYe be-
fore. The Company will hereafter be called
the Carlton Coal Company, instead of Carl
toDville Coal Company.
W. q. NICHOLS,
General Agent.
Feb. 8. Is6S.-tf.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1866-03-01
KrGER, Ohio, Feb. l9gaS6f

Mr.. EpIToR:- Na
Two miles
Cheshire village, is a Ere |
Church, which was brilt ali
" three years ago. A cha In'tie
location of the Athens road Heeentiki
rendered necessary the ftmoyal Of
this building to the jun ton. Of ses5
eral roads, near Mr. David CoHghe
nonr's.
The congregation haviRgs deteT
mined to effect this change, with
commendable zeal and public SPIRIT.
entered upon the work and in a-4eE
GAYS, despite the rugged descent of
an Intervening quarter of "a mile AMI
Kyger creek. they plsced it upon 2
new foundation in the valley. IUis
now beautifully located, and Of easy
access S l E-
Inaaddition 10 this r4s1-impASye-
-meEt, il our vicinity, the county has
heen kind enough to give us an op-
parent Improvement. i allude to the
bridges lately constructed across
kvger
They are trestle work. and, as they
stretch at a great hight over the
strea.D requiring substantial ladder
of forty feet. or less, at each end to
enable the Traveller to get on them,
tlrev might be, properly styled sus-
pension bridges.
In fact our authorities seem de
termined that this part of the county
shall be in the uture, as it has been
in the past, .. E. famous for its bridges.
R l. p
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1866-03-01
CERFf-FGA Y or sJfTTTUR!
q 20 expire On the 3lst lay Of January. 1851
Office ui the AujitCr 1i state
Insurance BpqarizaeuL


70 expire On the 3lst lay Of JauUary 1851
Office OF tIc AujtCr nI state
Insurance Department
C.iulbls. y. February l. 1866
hcreas, The intern a,,Jl.ii iils ,..z,e -o-lta-
n locate 80 New lOTs, ia the -t1te Of New
YORK has iivd this Oilice sworn statement
OF its condition. required b. the first SECTION
OF the ACT 70 regulate Insurance I1m .tnies not
ncorp pOrdted by the StIte of Ohio passed April
8 1856 and amended FebrIarg 1864 and.
whereas. said Com pany has furnishGI tue under
signed satisfactory evidence that II possessed
oil at least One Hundred thousand DOiliIs of
actual capital invested in stocks, or bonds in
mortgages of real estate, worth double the
amount for " hich the same is mOrtgIged: and,
Whereas, said Company has filed in this Office q
written instrument under its corporate seal sign
ed by the President and Secretary thereof, au-
thoriZfng any gent or agents of SAID Company in
this state to acknowledge service of process, for
and in behalf of said company according TO the
terms OF said law.
Now, therefore, in pursuance of the first sec
tion of the aforesaid act, l. Jas. II. Goldman, Au-
said International Insurance Company of New
York. is authorized to transact the business of
Fire and Marine Insurance in this State until the
thirty first day of January, in the year one
thousand eight hundred and sixty
In witness thereof, have hereunto sub
| lSeal. scribed my name and caused the seal OF
my Office to be affixed the day and year
| stamp above written.
JAS II. GOODMAN,
| -.r. ...- .... Auditor of state.
Policies issued by r. l. STEWART, Gallipolis,
Ohio -.t .
Feb'y Is, G6-3w.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1866-03-01
Dr. John Morgan.

DECENTLY Of the Army, offers his pro n.
II fessional services to the people Of ealli,
polls and vicinity. hoping by prompt aho
faithful attention to business to merit ana re-
ceive d fair proportion of patronage;
Office, and residence on Second street op'
posite the Universslist Church.
JOHN MORGAN ND.
Jan. 25, 1866.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1866-03-01

ory1cr OVER =. Q. sHEPARD's STORE, D i r
GALLIPOLIS, OHIO
The undersigned takes pleasure in an.
nouneiug that he has established an Agency
for the collection of all Claims, OF whatever
kind, against the Government of the o. 4.
Claims for Pensions, Bounty, Back Pay,
Prize Money, DC. promptly adjusted.
CLAIMS FOR PROPERTY TAKEN By THE ARMY
for the use of the Government, whether vouchers
were given or otherwise collected with dispatch
Special attention given to the collection of adj
ditional Bounty for two or three years soldiers
who have never received but one hundred dollars
bounty.
Oficers accounts carefully adjusted.
Call and see me, or apply by letter.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1866-03-01
NOIfee.
Tnfhe

To the Commissioners of Gailia County
THE Undersigned freeholders in said county
hereby request thai they ask for an s.iterati on
in the county road leading from GaIlipolis 70
Harrisburg; beginning at, or near the mouth OF
J. H McDaniei's lane, and running on the line
the termination of said line thence as near South
as good road can be made across J. Whites land
to the salt-lick road =, thence on said road to the
junction of said road with the Harrisburg road
Somuch of the old road to be evacuated as lies
between where the new road commences, and
comes to it again. :. - -.--
PETITIONERS.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1866-03-01
EWINGTON ACADEMY.

THE Spring term of this Institution will
Il begin March 18th, 1876. and eontin e
eleven weeks Boarding can be obtained in
rivate families. for $500 per week. Accom-
modations tor self-boarders can be obtained
if procured in good time.
d. P. GUTHRIE,
Principal.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1866-03-01
Office of the Auditor of State,
Enlnmlns q EDlrnnrr 1 1SLE

II IS hereby certified that the foregoing is
correct copy 0f the statement of condition Of the
Intern tl.onat Insurance Company OF New York
N ide 10 sai flied III this Office for the year 1856
ISealI Witness my hand and seal officially 81
JAS. Il. GOLDMAN
STAMP Auditor OF state
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1866-03-01
STATEMENT 1 81
oFTHE CONDITION OF The
international Insurance
Company 80

| ON the s1st day of December, 1856, made to the
" Auditor Of Ohio, pursuant to the Statue Of
that State. -0r- 5i-r5 ii = rsq-ests al 4
NAME AND LOCATION.
The name Of the Company, is International IN
surance Company. and is located at New York
City Incorporated January 4th, 1854.
4 zew IL LCAPITAL. ~ ~
The amount Of its Capital Stock, and is
an paid up, Is tEs 81 ,000, 900
(, .f-..s IL ASSETS, = -. f.,...
Cash Of the Company on hand, and In
sons. ssl, $50 g
United States Fi.e-twenties, market
value $50 400 90
United States seyen-t -thirties 2471s7 30
United States Ten-forties, 93, 500 %
Wisconsin War Bonds. 1850 90
Loans on Bond and Mortgage, being
first lien on unincumbered Real Is
loaned thereon ss,5OO 90
Debts otherwise secured, being loans
on call, secured by Stocks and Bonds
held as cOllaterals the market val
ul of said cOllaterals being $23S 793. 1875 345 90
Debts for Premiums and all other Sc
curities- - i4s475 so
Total Assets of the Company. sl,8a8,5l8 q
Ill. LIABILITIES. -...s
Losses adjusted and not due $f42O0 90
Losses unadjusted and Losses in sus-
psnse awaiting further proof Il 695 56
Total Liabilities, SIS, ,895 s.
~
The greatest amount insured in any one risk
in any one City, Town, Village or Block-No ar
bitrary rule on these points. The Company is
governed by prudent regard for the construc-
ton, occupancy and exposure of risks.
IS 600 are de posted IN Wisconsin and $50 900 in
Tennessee, " Itll the requirements Of both " hIgh
States thisCOm pany has complied, and nov trans
acts the business OF Insurance therein.
Deposit required in Ohio made herewith.
The Act of Incorporation is herewith.
State of New York
County ofN. Y. IS .-r-
January % 1865 }
Charles Taylor, President and C. &. Hine, Sec
retary of the International Insurance Company.
to me personally known, depose and say that
the foregoing is a full true and correct statement
of the affairs of the said Company the 3lst day
of December, 1866 that the said Company is the
bona fide owner ofone million dollars. cash capi-
tai anu three hundred and forty eight thousand
five hundred and eighteen dollars and forty three
cents. cash surplus invested above; all OF
which IS the absolute property of said Com pdny,
Iree and clear nom all liens and claims thereon,
except above stated ldnd as may be necessary
for re insurance fGnd, y according to the best
OF their knowledge, information and belief re-
speCttully. t
CHARLES TAYLOR, President.
L G.. {. HIN T. Secretary.
Sworn 20 and subscribed the date last above
written, before me. As witness, my hand and
TseaLI CHARLES NETTLEToN,
tFiye Cent stamp,l Com'r FOR State Orohio.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1866-03-01

81 Is per load. Card Nood. $500 rer cord
$500 per load Leave your orders al L
Cooks Store.
p. H. FARRANT.
Jan. 4, 1856.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1866-03-01
State Of New York, D
County of y. Y. S
January % 1865
CHARLES TAYLOR, President.

Sworn 20 and subscribed, the date last abOv
written. before me. As witness, my hand AN
Official seal
fSeaEl CHARLES NETTLETON,
Five Cent Stamp.l Com'r FOR State Of Ohio.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-11-22
The Season of Storms,

The blasts of autumn and the chill storms of early
winter apt make sad inroads upon the eonsttll
tons Of the feeble In old times the commencement
of every it was the fashion to take strong
catharic safeS uard against change Of tempera-
ture 1t was worse than senseless practice. The
people of day understand the matter better In
stead of depicting the system they reinforce it, In
the method they adopt they exhibit a wise discrimi
nation. Instead of resortng to the vitiated stimu
l3nts Of commerce. or any of the compounds derived
from hem they put their faith in the only absolutely
pure inyigorant procurable in the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
TIERS STOMACH BITTERS. Their faith is well
founded Never has any tonic medicine been prepared
with such scrupulous precision and conscientious care
It isa vegetable compound of which every ingredient
is sound, wholesome and medicinal in the true sense
of the word. Now we have three prominent national
complaints. Onehalf of the adult population of the
United States suffer less, either from diseases
of the stomach arrangements of the liver, affections
OF the kidneys. In no other land under Heaven are
these maladies so general in this country, and
H0SETTER'S BITTERS is a specific for them all,
unless organic in their origin and, therefore beyond
all And let those who are fortunate enough to
be exempt from them at present understand one
great fact viz that occasional use of this Vtazng
tonic will as certainly prevent them the sun will
prevent the earth from freezing where its genial beams
1fo
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-11-22
The other day, according,to AaEBoston
paper, a horse mackerel was found strug>

I
efine in shallow water inside the sea wall,
st the foot of Bremen street, East Boston.
II was towed ashore near the Atlantic
works. aud there measured, it being ten
fleet in length, seven in circumference, and
weighing between 800 and 200 pounds.
An old woman in St. Louis, who has
been about the streets for years picking up.
rags in Inc cutters and alleys, was found
dangerously i'll the sother day in a misera-
bic novel wheresshelved alone. Upon an
dressing her, $500 in greenbaoks was
found upon her person, and it is reported
that she has much money and owns several
houses.
The corner stone Of new Jewish TEN
pie has been laid in New York. The in
terror of the building will measure 80 by
1914 feet, and it will cost over $500,O00.
The walls are to be Of Ohio sandstone and
Newark stone; the poriico partly Of Scot
ish granite, and the woodwork mainly OF
white oak and blackwalnut. The flooring
Of the vestibula and aisles will be OF tes-
selIated pavement The whole interior IS
to b delicately tinted, with ornamentation
in bass relief, stained glass, &C.
The Supreme Court Of Connecticut has
recently adjudicated a case. which has
some peculiar features. Nlr. and Mrs ln-
son, husband and wife, were killed IN q
railroad accident at Berlin -Mrs. Enson
surviving her husband bu5 few honrs.
The heirs Of both sued the company, and
in each case received 81, 600 damages. The
question Just decided was whether the
damages, in the case Of Mr.. Enson, should
go TO his heirs or those OF his wife. The
Snnrerne Court decided that the latter must
have the entire $4,000