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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-01
rn. COOKS MAGIC mAuROlu.

Is the r.nst perfect and dni,alle article
ever discovered f.r the Preservation,
Beauty. Growth aid Restoration OF the
Hair.
I T SoFiENS. BEN'TlFfES AND STRENGTH
] ems the Hair. prevents II from falling on and be-
com ~ permanently grny removes the dandru! and
turns harsh rnruls hair into that which il smooth
;,lrs-y, iiv-.s aud hcauli,ui.
ar. COnk's Magic Hair OIL.
j. the best TONIC known, and will produce n luxu
lent growth of NEW HAIR on BALD HEADL in all
ases where any artificial means c;n he ol any avail
The most intelligent aud hcautilul Ladies and IL nile
men in ST. lnus 1t, and regard il an indispensable
article for the toilet
Prize. ~ cents per bottle.
Prepared and rold nv DR.. Z. EALTERLY 4 CO.
No. ~ North Fnh street. ST. Lons. Mo also for
III II their Branch Family Medicine Store. No 10
Madison Str ct. Chicago. III.
For sale b, Druggists generally.
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Notice of Personal Discharge.

GkN application by petition in writing OF
" JoHS SULLIVAN, Of Carroll county, TO
the Circuit court Cor Carroll county, for the
benefit Of the 4Sth Article Of the code Of
Public General Laws of the State of Mary
land, entitled insolvents, a schedule OF his
property ard a list Of the debts due him, with
the names of his debtors, and also list OF
thedebts due from him with the names OF
his creditors, verified by affidavit, being en-
.nexed to his said petition, and being satis-
fed that the said John Sullivan, hasat no
tiiue within two years previous to said nppl-
cation boon discharged under any lnsovent
Law Of this Stale and the said petitioner
having taken the oath prescribed by law,
aud having also executed to % Trustee by
said Court appointed good and sufficient
Deed for his property and estate OF every
description (the necessary wearing apparel
and bedding Of himseifand family eSccpted,l
and delivered the same to said Trustee--and
the said Trustee having also executed a bond
to the state of Maryland by said court APP
proved, for the faithful discharge Of histrust.
1t il therefore ordered and directed that
the Second M0Hday IF NOrember, merit be
fixed a. the day for the appearance Of sad
John Sullivan. in the circuit court for car
roll comfy, to answer such interrogatorics
or allegations a. his creditors, endorscrs or
sureties may propose or allege against him,
and that the said petitioner cause notice OF
sail deg to be given to his creditors by pub.
licltien in some newspapcr printed in carroll
county r3r three succSyc months prior to
the said second Monday of November, 1856
Given uadar my hand this Ord day Of
March, 1865.
WM. A McEELLIP, clerk
True copy,-lesi:
mars-In N'M A McKKLp, elk
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Western Maryland Railroad
Company,

NrraIs5rra, i2.h April, 1866
NOTiCEis hereby given iha, general
' meeting of the stool holders 81 lhr
Western Maryland Railroad Company VIII
De- held 81 ihe Court House, "a Wvtminr'rr
Carroll county. Maryland. 90 clock r..
b.. on TUESDAY, i5e 18th laF az MAY
leaU.
NpGrs is ala zlssa ibai ,hr s,grlho'l'u
viii br called upon To oei upen one ~ mora
ar the Aus 0t a uhlg passed az tha lutr
s,. au ufihs General AarMh'F 80 Mars
laui a.nu. ihr adoption a.a code ~ NH
j.aHa; al.u. 'ha Ordinance enHily pa .rlbF
lua Na,pr and City CaHar.. pl BALTIMORE
psotld.ae lor 1if rip'.uH lo tbr STOCK 81
ihr Company also. aHt urlau iHr IHauif
Commissioner or Washington oluH'y .a
relation GO fHr rrr tursHu ui lbr Road ~
rho Company and #.i.er.ni.on to iis s,Hr,3
al.o. iar r.eo'tua uflr a.litiauai plfsH47i
rIfiteu 90. Washington cpGNfy,
b, order ~ tAe p-.si1em nBl Direrfbrg
joins b. BOYLE
auIN.it SeefptAvt.
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DEATHS.

On Sunday night the3Gth 'ht Mr.. Jony
BlsHor, near Harvey, Carroll county, aged
about 80 wears. Deceased was at u prayer
mectinsat a heighborb 'hbH-e, aid after
concluding a public prayer walked into an
adjoining room and fell dead.
April 18th, near Unloutown, Of consump.
ton, Miss ANA. LopIsA HEsfoN, aged Il
years, months and days
April 25th, in 1aneytown, Mrs. EmzARErlt
SHAKER BrRR i, aged II years, Smonths, aud
8 days. .H. 81 rta .Ll-
On the LIST inst. in Thneytown Jons
TnouAs HEirsmrE, aged 70 years, months,
and ~ days
On the 18th inst in Jamestown. Mrs. St-
RAN MCKrNNEY, wife of Abraham Mckin-
uey, and daughter Of Res. ). Scntman, aged
about % years. arm
In Westminster, Nd. IN the 9th year Of
his age, on the 23rd OF April Of Coummp.
ton, which he bore with christian ionlmdr,
AARoN W. OEND0RFF. third sou Of Harriet
A. and IIy. Orndornr, late of Baltimore
=, Baltimore Sun please copy.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

= PAINFUL BEREAvE MID ohm
mcCommons, living near the Hickory,
On this county, lost in the short space OF
ten days, four of,his six children, with
scarlet.fcver. The two remaining chill
dren also have the disease, one of which
is quite i'll, the other is gradually i'm
proving, gaSq | ssill Sesessr Although
the fever, III its most malignant form,
has gone entirely through the family OF
Mr.. Interchangeable one or two ex-
ceptions it seems not to have spread,
as we hear of no other cases in that Vi.
cinity.-Bci AirtAcgis.
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RALrrMoRE NlARknrs.

MAY, 9.-fLouG.--lipward Street super
and Cut Extra. 25aS9 -, shipping Extra,
10 G2aSll 90 High Grades, 2ias = 90
Family, 10 00ai3 80 Ohio Super ana cut hN-
tra, Q 2jaS9 70 City Mills Super, y 2Jas3 50
STANDARD Extra 10 jQaSlO 10. Rye Flour
475aS5 rs. Corn Meal ga 80
GnAiS.---Wc report sales to-day Of 600
bushels prlmG Maryland red-nt ~ -. ll5o
bushels fair do. 81 80. Curn-l5 900 bush-
els white ahd II 900 bushels yellow offered,
demand qditc active, with sales Of T., 1000
bushnlsswhae at o3aSG ctst 800 bushels
yellow ut ~ cts. aud 1000 bushels good 90
prime do. S2lasG c's. Oats.-ij, 900 bush.
els offered, with sales Of l,jOJ bushels az
65a5S cts weight
Provisions. We report snlcs Of 5000
lbs Bacon Sides, loose, at lGf cH3 10000
lbs. do. at lGi cts; - hhds. do. Mt Il ctr@
10 hbds' do. Shouldersag ! cls, aud - do.
in jobbng lots, n llali! cts, 10000 l4s.
Bulk shoulders 10 Is ct3. llams are ul,o
held highcrj best brands arc'quotcl 81 23la
~ cts. = s#H'
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General.:Ispsaerans delivered speech
at the johnson policy ratification meet
ing in Brooklyn, New York, on the
18th. dcn. Dix endorsed the Prcsi-
dents policy by letter.
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No. G57 Equity.

III Tie Cittm CpurtJ or carroR eopaty.
William A. Albaugh, / VllIE creditors Of
RS. Rein Stevens,
William Wilson, deceased, arc.hercby
Administrator with fpotitied TO file their
the will annexed of claims duly authen-
Rein Stevens de. ticatel with the ~ X,
ceased. and bthcrs. ofthis Court, within
thirty DAYS from the date fthis notice, 9th.
erwise they may be deprived of the benefits
arising from the trust fund.
CHAS. T. RElFSNIDER,
ay10-4t .Andpqr.
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Notice OF rcrsonnI Uiscllarge.

an application ly petition in writing OF
I WILLIAM CoPESuAyER, Of Carroll coun-
~. ta tsr circuit c1nrt Cor Carroll county,
tuf ihc benefit of the lsih Article Of the
code Of PuhHc General Laws Of the State
~ Mar land. entitled igs1l.cuia, n schedule
of bis property and % li4t Of the debts due
him. @fsi tho uama9 III s debtors, and also
% list 1F tan debts iue from him. with the
uamc ofofb. creditors, vertically aaidn-
yt heiHr n"1reel 70 Ai- a3 petition, and
hr.ne is.~i tAaifan alid &iiIian Cupen
hager. boz 0l He.5mr within two yca-a pro-
,iols 90 said application been discharged
Uu5Fr H1F ire'srai iHH 0t .n's auir Hni
iaa said petitioner having ltAeu Che oa'4
pI5 cr.bei iy laW, 1nA having h,E1 cSccuicd
10 Trustee hy SAID C1ari appointed q good
and sufficient uyad Tor Die property and c3.
,a.o Of Hgy description lthe noec ary
Wearing apparel anI bedding % himself and
hms excepted, 1a3 deliver .se same so
aHi IgI fae--aal zoe sl'3 Trustee having
al1 errastrl bond 70 tbe Sm,t Of Mary.
hHd hg a.3 court apnut.l. ;ar the iaith.
Hi Dc srF ol Ii. tWaIH-lt 81 therefore
am5.i 13a directed l.mi Che SrrnHd Non
fag ~ Wy, 1876. b. frej as '.e dHy for
le appearance oI H.l NaaW 'opalhascr,
u lea5e.lt ..G.s Us orgl.i cunH'yr 'oGu.
ae'r netH1e or a.." CATIONS a.
t Htar .s.n.r Ur lr.ts may pro-
r..a a-al.ear HH.t im, aui t0at Gao aad
relaHpes aaa.. notice ni a.i iag '1Hg.'cn
.s ID. creditors h publication .H.1ne He"a-
f#.E .Y..I .0 ,sw4i eHHn'v .nr tHF. 7ar.
r.#..r # prior t1 I.H aIl Second
Monday HI 8Hrs
olsen ra9-s r#,a5 dis f-h day Of
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MApREEp.

At Manchester, on the 22ud. ult. by the
Rev. ]. w. Hofrineicr, Mr.. " LuTHgt
Moaylocx, Of Mt. Carmel, Fleming County,
Kentucky, to Miss AiHETrA ChorSf, OF
Manchester Carroll county, Nd.
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f,ts ha;ls JtsTs,. .,yl;s q passssed over

TlE hails ytsfals which passed over
Baltimore on Tuesday night was one OF
the most, remarkable meteorological
phenomena Of the Kind ever witnessed.
In force and fury, and the size aud
hwdness of the, hail stones twas un-
pak>lleled; q ManHtof Tue PARTICLES Of Of
= lee discharged from the atmosphere
were perfectly round, the largest rang
ing from three to four inches in circum-
ference, clear as a crystal, and ofalmost
finty hardness. The destruction OF
window glass was immeIse- On the
southern aud eastern end Of the city,
! whore the storm spent its fury, there is
hardly window facing north that was
Y not more or less shattered. The chur-
:, ches, large public buildings. and bull
dings with skylights suffered most
seycrely.lg We thfhk IL a moderate
computation to say that twenty thou
saad pancs of glass were shattered by
!. tho storm. AmerirnRs - s'
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wv HERE he may be found at all times
w when not professionally engaged at
the following points,
Union Bridge LIST Wednesday Of every
month, remaining until Saturday.
Neu Windsor 2nd Wednesday OF every
month, remaining until Saturday.
URioHtocn. -9rd Wednesday every month,
remaining until Friday evening.
TaHegto,ra--8d Friday every munth,--re-
naming until the Wednesday following.
The full trial Of the above process nj my
Office during last week, have the pleasure
of announcing was perfectly successful, as
can be attested by number of certificates
leit.in my hauds--and have therefore re.
solved to continue theuse oft in my practice.
CHAS BlILINGSLEA.
dec7- ly. apl9
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NOTICE.

TIME subscriber, being the Trustee ap.
pointed by deed of Trust from James
Cover, for the beneftof his creditors, here.
by notifies all persons having claims against
him, to present the same for settlement as
soon as possible, properly authenticated, to
the subscriber; or in his absence, to his
agent Samuel Cover, of Silver Run. Al
those indebted to said james, Govm will
please pay the same 70 the subscriber or his
said agent. THOMAS COVER,
maylO-St Trustee, =
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NEW SPRING STOCK.

LADIES SHOES, LADIES SHOES,
MTLR. BUsBY's Shoe Store, opposite
81 new Catholic Church, just received very
ane lot Of Ladies and Misses
FRENCH KID AND LASTING BO0TS,
also splendid assortment of Lasting Caters,
at greatly reduced prices aplo
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No. SCI. In he Ct,eu'1 Cp,ot Ter Car.

VI
No. sci. In Tie Ctrau,l CDint tor Ger.
roH county as a Cowt If Eqa'H
-r FYpEuAnY TI.rH. 1866.
Lucy Houck and otllers, o RID + Z ED
rs. 7 this md day ul
Joseph Armacost1 others. May y. ID. lsaG,
that the sale made and reported by George
Houck IF VIM, Trustee FOR The sale Of the
Real Estate mentioned in the proceedings
in this cause be.radfe,l acd confirmed. unless
cause to the contrary thereof BE- shown on
or before the 3lst day of May inst: Prorblfd
a cop of this order be inserted IN some
newspaper printed in Carroll county, once
in each Of three Successive weeks before
the 3lst day Of May inst. The report states
the amount of the sale TO be :2oD20j.
ttN4 RMG A. NrkELl1P, Ok.
True copy,-Test;. fs
mylo.3t WV. A. MckELLW, elk
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Ladies' Fancy Goods,
AT MRS. SHRINER'S
Bonnet and Fancy Store.

GLOVES, all kinds, Wells, Of every descrip-
lion, Collars and Cufs, latest styles, Handker-
ohieis, all Kinds Hosiery, all kinds, Parasols
and Sun Shades, Corsets and Hoop skirts, La
dies Satches and Travelling Bags, Sewing and
Fancy Baskets, Portmonie's and Pocket Books,
lIair and Tooth Brushes, Combs, all kinds,
Dolls aud Doh Heads, Gum Diapers, Fancy
Soaps and Perfumery, Albums, Childrens Car
rages and an endless variety goods for La
dies and Children at the
apis LADIES' STORE.
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lsI zoo PER YEAR! We wan
ERROrss or YouTIE.

A Gentleman who suffered for years from
Nervous Debility, Premature Decay and all
the effects ofyouthiul iudiscreton, will, for
the sake Of suffering humanity, send free to
all who need il, the recipe and directions for
making the simple remedy by which he was
cured. Sufferers wishing to profit by the
advertisers experience, can do so by ad-
dressing JOHN j, OGDEN,
No. IL Chambers st., New York.
dec28-ly
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UNITED STATES
Steel Pen Works,
Factory, CAMDEi, \. j.

u EsTERBROoK & co steel Pen
hs Manufacturers, Warehouse, lu5 Arch
Street, Philadelphia, q John Street New
York.
These Celebrated Pens arr 81 Grnuinc
A aiaiican Manufacture, aud epmprae reerg
lcailng style ~ DE Market; and are equal ia
finish, otaajciiy and hneyrst RI point 20 tAr
bosi imported they are, therefore. sure 90
cajn he confidence Of tho American pohic
Saapts and prizes on drpi,sof.on.
E6ts Made 20 Order, Of any pattern or
stamp required
pa. For sale 60 the Trade 40 thc Manu-
fctu-'~'s Warehuuse, rs above sud a'
rclall Us al Ela'ioners, nool.seilcr aud
New Dca.lefs ia tho United siatns
r. ESIERBEOOK a co.
myl0E
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BARK WANTED.

VIZ ANTED from Five to Six Hundred
w Cords of Water and Span Oak Bark,
at SoHlossER & WIEEER's Tannery, two
miles East Of Westminster, on the Western
Maryland Railroad; for which the highest
cash price win be paid. We viii pay one
dollar per cord more than Westminster prices
for all Bark delivered at the yard in good
condition.
SCHL0SSER & WIENER.
marS-15t*
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STRANGE, BUT TRUE.

Every young lady and gentleman in the
United States can hear something verymuch
to their advantage by return mail free of
charge by addressing the undersigned. 49,
Those having fears Of being humbugged will
oblige by not noticing this card. All others
will please address their obcdient servant,
THOS. IL. CHAPMAN,
s8l Broadway, New York.
dec28.ly
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Market Wagons
FOR SALE.

r1NllE Subscriber living 40 NnH.he.'nr,
Nd, has on hsnd "a mess Wagon mi.ir
especially for the Market, pr liUehHnf huG.
ness. aill aais aud Tongue, Coz one ur
two horses, with good cJscr lnd every thing
complete which sar Is willing 20 r.i ou
very accommodating terms.
Aho nuoIhw ono horse Wagon, suitable
ior the Famr business, which has been boz
use for soms time, aud v.l bo sold low,
Apply to G. WulTELEAIIEk
mayJ3t
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M a p Z s
8 MFR 0 GEHIzED
Super s. phosphate,
FOR
Corn, wheat, Potatoes, etc.

FOR
Corn, wheat, Potatoes, etc.
Composed offincly ground Carbonized homes,
containing over seventy per cent OF phosphate
Of Iine) Dissolved in Sulphurio Acid, mixed
with an equal weight Of Dried Blood and other
heterogeneous animal natter, all reduced TO
FINE P0RDBR,
Forming a Highly oonesatrtiea, EGeetise aud
lasting Manure
The great advantage Of this Super Phosphate
of Lime over others consists in the fact thatALb
OF m being arailable ~ The sDHas food fer ldnts,
il becomes entirely converted into crops, while
the SuuSr phosphate made from mineral plos-
pbatic Guano and mineral phosphaiea, instead
Of from bones, are available only ~ ne erieHi
that they have been rendered soluble by the
action OF the snlphuric acid. the remaining l,or-
tons according 20 Prof Noalckcr and other
high authority. being ia too i,'seiaas "A coudi-
ton to be Of any value 70 the crop.
This fertilizer has been successfully used
throughout the Southern and Northern states
during the past fifteen years.
New purchasers are referred 70 our pamphlets
containing testimonials from prominent Mary
land farmers who have used this Phosphate on
Corn, Potatoes, Wheat, etc.
MapcS Improved Sper-i'hoqhdic,
introduced 1870.
Every barrel warranted to contain fron SIR
fscn 10 Tcrnfy-f,ro per oeaL " SoiHslc ~ Pho'-
y,6Qte 81 lime.
Thisbrand differs from he Nitrogruizsd dee.
oribod above, chiefly 80 Chr absencs 81 Dried
Blood and other animal mailef, and Is more e.
pecialIy adaptsd Tor wheat on lana requiring
onIv The addition Uf s,1aiic phhsIbatga.
Having taken the General Agency 81 Eaits.
more lor die sale a these celebrated irTfi4Srrl.
beg to cail tho attention Of my inoads abd
customers - thr above adre tlt1nenf.
Being falls satisfied iha, ihe composition q
these fgtiligcfs b strictly iu accpsaanrc v!th
The f1tfnulas published ,n the pamphlet, and
arc entirely tsce from any adutcraijnu, take
rlcasurp ia recommending hem a. aR Mary
land Farmers Wiiu 81 ni reliable aadprilaahent
iHangres.
prirr. $40 pcr inn--rsclrh 90 barred, abogt
2g1 To-. each. Of noN hays 100 Pc rach.
Liberal discuuuts allowed % deal1rs, aHh
pamphlets furnished n AaY gnEHiiiy, ire7 Of
expense. o.jrf prnwUily allied 10y
u. "a. MACDONALD,
General Agent far
MApEs' SUPER PHOSPHATE or LINE co
Coz. ucGldsrJy What aai faW -
BALTIMORE.
y a'sr ia friilifss, naur. GraIo. 'gFd' etc
apl7 tu.
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IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT.
GREAT SALE OF WATCHES, CHAINS,
Diamond Rings, &C., &c.,

ONE MILLION DOLLARS WORTH.
be disposed ofat ONE DOLLAR EACH t!
Without regard to Yaluci Not to be paid for
until you know what you are to received!
SPLssDiD I.isF on AnriobEsl
An to 81 Sold a, Que Dotlar Eqehii
800 Musical Boxes $40 to $3.50 each.
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GREAT CLOSING-OUT SALE
OF
GOLD AND SIL YER III TOTES.

Owing to the great decline in gold and gene
raj depression OF business the Geneva Manu-
featuring Company are dosirous Of disposing
Of their stock of Watches immediately, for cash,
and as their Agents, we have concluded 70
adopt the average plan, and have put the price
at the low figure Sl2 each, thus bringing. II
within the reach Of all to obtain valuable
time-piccc.
ALL THE FOLLOWING SPLENDID WATCHES
, 1866-12-18

SCALE OF PRICES:
Esssrved stat u the orchestrs. PssQuette. 1ress
pa1oony BOZ sests, zach a11
SEASON TlCKEfs- In Ortneatra, Parqnette1
prcss Critic and Balcony. rs nixnts>
Balcony Boz Seats tas niEhta>
The sale Of Rese1Ted Scats Tor the entire atason
only. will commence TUESDAY, pac. Is, Ut 4. H.
:. &c g. c.res Of the Opera House.
sale OF 1tctets for siusle nights commences on
htf tfx
, 1866-12-18
SLElCllFNE.

We forget the name OF ahe tTl.natufed c5nic who
once said be couldn't acc any fnn II slelShins;
And who. pursuing the subject still 9asahes. said
he could derive jnat az mach comfort oJ sitting Ia
rocking chaIt With his feet in patf Of freeztng
water, and gov bell T. his right band !. n.;i5s
In 4 two-bostc elefeh. II the old gfuulhlet
I'D BEEN L. cn.s.So {ss;fSs5s Thsn ,s so, 4,
1s1 iasr s Lear. Michigan and wabash aveoaes pr
sse s srs, xne os
ion. Fsou1 IN early hour IN tho morning III 9t.er
srd t1le in saying ths' 'as *sa Yesterday 80 will
1tvss provoking to IL {. ones wiEaesf md
Il. et1cet, al Of them flled with richly dessed
nea ard women, Who appearsd. Tor the hme y.
e afss md s1, "aoub!e'' 1 aers 'sn II WEI %ee
st ssts.s n,seridgsd7pas,!,salaEy when one see9l,
rot lost b pocket.bookl nothing 70 The
she same window ! Il II dasE. 70 eee ! fsncy
ass I'd 9nS d. .
them, when directly opE.4ltc the w1nuou, pn,
their ,,ees srossT 1Gs,Iees th:n pnslc Tosy,s
joolins for something that was Worcossi1 etstrd
to DC tn The widows right eye.
tive ol I'D timae-~hen, for iatsaEe, he heavy
haritre ssw joes, WIS covered With fonth bolrds
in she ea,!y even!cg; whsa thc . i.sd h,9sis were
ior school house, whore Rn old fashioned sPsi1u-
msstca vs. he order Of ftheertnsnr.tass ssea tk-ii
s1sIue both eo!nS I'd st5: soo Wilde
~ ~ " ~ ~ 10 rccolleciiou slctRh ride which
eame sn of seally twenty ycsrs $50, ID which laa,
snd gentleman, both Unmarried, wese m r. p.ns1 IT
sTer7 hradxe, The lsdy ws6 young and pretty
, 1866-12-18
LAW INTELLIGENCE,

:. a.,
me peeemoes teftu o. the on'1ea snNs Courts
commenced Yesterday. bat no business, other
MSS transacted. 1bc inry .,,1I not h. called
,,a,u se... 49, h,,,asr. 'N' "-' A'| VI ~a''e"
oGG' hnet ene oo"aAyf'
1hc G1rcnft Court IL at present engaged In the
trial Of M action Of attachment Of Thomas Tlley
". j. L. spau1aipg. The suit was brought to
reroycr Tor labor In he msnn,,c,ure Of ousnfJ.
t. of Na;,.rt wssninr nachSnss a1@uu"
petsai ot ,se deisadsat %as entered In the case
s,cn 81 sssn@pslI Toe ses,on 0 Of ss.amp.I, ao 81
1 IN III 1ak snnss .! Jss, hS7sss ~ ~ E1Nsss
MchIfjIps e a., sas rciasia:ed upon TIC docket.
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Dismissed. ~@p''
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The ,9I1 angr, " ;isrn fpr which Judgment
Joachim hIhassn -. Hltam Day Ansnstus
fTsoee. yhdSneat .os $s5s rs. oe!enaanl-
S4nuel a. MEAD Fs. James A. Loofnn Ct AIS.
1ndGment o. E1sm 'gstnst Charles wasssm,n asae,,
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Verdict for plalntiffos *Ssil:
Nathan Cor0uh Ss. Oliver T. Cobb e als.+ a*
f1@pst. UtMtsseu.