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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-04-09

SAN FRANCISCO, April THE Liberal
Mexican Consul contradicts that Gen
eral O5agon has proclaimed himself
President of Mexico, and confirms the
report that he sanctioned the decree of
November, extending Juare-'s term OF
office
The Bank OF California is about to in
crease its capital to FIVE millions of dol
lars rs present capitals two millions.
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Richmond Papers 90 ReSume PubIira-
tiOu.

RICHMOND, Va, April 5.-All the daily
journals will resume publication tO-moT-
row, some of them having adjusted the
difficulties with their compositors, and
the Fest having secured a new set of
nrinters TO work at reduced rate.
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steamboat. Rnrneh-Io.- s235,OoO

ST LOUIS. April : .- The steamers Ma
iors Efiie Deans Nevada, Fanny Ogden
aud Frank Bate, burned at the levee
this morning Loss about $4,000 Loss
Of cargoes about 100000 The Bates
belonged 10 the Northwestern Far Com
pany, and was heavily laden with sup
plies for trading posts Insurance not
asCeTtaIued
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Radical DisnnioniSIs Rejoicing over
The Passage OF thr Civil Rights
Bill,

BUFFALO, April dispatches receiv.
ed here from Boston, Philadelphia and
Pottsville. Pennsylvania, report the
firing of salutes b. the Republicans in
commemoration Of the passage of the
Civil Rights bill over the Presidents
veto by the Senate.
BANGOR, MAINE, April "A national
salute was fred today, the bells ruDp
and the national flag was displayed
from all the prominent places, and from
many private dwellings, in honor of the
passage of the civil rights bill by the
Senate over the Presidents veto
PORTLAND, MAINE, April 7,-One hun
dred guns were fred this morning over
the passage of the civil rights bill,
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NEW YoRK, April ga special from
Toronto says: The Fenian Bermuda hoax
failed to scare the Canadians, and the
strength Of the frontier force was not di-
minished There has been 40 Fenian
invasion of the island, and little appre-
tension is felt Of one.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-04-09

PoRTLKND, BE, April s.--About 20
O'Mahony Fenians arrived here from
Boston this morning. About 100 stand
of arms with accoutrement and anmu-
milton hare also arrived from New York.
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Fire.

SOCTH FAIRFIELD, April o-H Ly
mans store and postotfice in Sunderland,
opposite this place, were burned last
night Loss nearly 10000 Insurance
$40 900
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SIMON KEIM,

| IfoShTkH foSEIan Axp Hpp ppoi2Es4fc IEAHf WINS 8 Is
Brandies, whiskies, &c, sie Market Street
Wheeling, Va
would invite the special attention;of city and
country dealers, and the public gsnefaly,
call and examine my stock befsre pnrcn.oos aasoo
elsewhere
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oregon Uemoera,ic s,ais Convention

oregon rIsmoeraiic SiaIa Convention
-Ur. HeIiy NaminHtFd for Cover
nor.
PoRILASD. Orsgon,AprilC Tie Dem
ocratic State Convention assembled in
this city to-day Mr Kelly, OF Dallas
county, was nominated for Governor, and
Mr.. Fay, of Jackson county for Congress:
Resolutions endorsing the policy of Pres.
ident Johnson for the restoration Of
the Union were adopted
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BUSINESS CARDS.
R. J. BERRY & co.

NTANUFAITURER AND DEAL
M ERS in Hawserlaid Oil Well Rope. Manil
Ia Hemp lutte and Cotton Cordage Fishing
Tackle Lines Twines Tar Pieh, oasum
Blocks rarpaulins Fire Br!ch' ille ana ns MA Elsy,
Gum Hose. Betting and Packing, No 23 Water
street Wheeling W Va. mar2l.Iy.
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MICHAEL j. ROHAN
mn xURU "a En- AN m 4

wi kEl STREET, between the Custom
6cusa aud the Little Suspension Bridge. Mon
-1eutai work Of all kinds made TO order City
s--I country u iars will be met win pTouPtlsas
SC.- -
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r. W. BOsLEY,

5JLNyFA OF COM5ION
vi AND FANCY CANDIES, aud dealer III
3raign Fruits. Nuts et7, Ma Ito Market St.
TEeIlilg, Va
4lso Parties aui Weddings furnished Win
. iIsam sld Cake al tic shortest notice
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+. HENKE.

MANUFACTURE AZ OF LADIES'
WI BOOTS, Shoes Caters and 6al morals.-
A rood assortmept always on hand Work
made % order. No. 81 Main Street Centre
Wheeling. lAnoNmoe
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o ? IuIeH
. l.. ZANE & co, ,

| FOREIG-, 4 Nd DOMESTIC WINES aud
IiJuors ManuIaGrurCTs of Pure CataWCa Wines
yripcy 5trest, Getweon Main aud Market st5
Wheeling, Va, keep coll stastly on hand bTandies
scotch aui Irish WLiskies Jamaica kums sno
SaTiials choice Ola Rye aud Bourbon Whistles
.aI,3l
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JAMES p. ROGERS,

IT0RNBL At law, Will.
\ PRACTICE i'll TIE t'0UTts O. OFid 'aI"tI
ga adjoining counties
rsnsctious promptly ATTENDED to
yrTi-E- On Fourth street directly opposite
.Ls curt House Wheeling w, Va jalic
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-02-22

l------= w WASHINGTON, req. I'll
A large delegation of merchant tailors are
here from Pennsylvania and Maryland TO ap-
pear before the Ways and Means Committee
with view to obtain an amendment to the
Internal Revenue law. They are now requir-
ed to cay $50 on every $1,000 of gross receipts.
| They are perfectly willing to pay what is rec
commended by the Treasury Commission,
namely, IS on $1,000. ae
| During December the total number of ra-
tons issued in the Southern States were: to
refugees 237, 5S5 1865, and to freedmen, 434, 1853.
Representative Moulton, of the House Com
mittee on Public Lands, to-day, reported nom
| the Committee a very important bill, providing
| for the sale, by auction, of the gold and silver
lands of the United States. None but citi-
zens of the United States, or those who have
| declared their intention to become such, shah
be allowed to purchase, and lands remaining
unsold after the public sales shall be open to
private entry. SIG q t 2
Among the provisions of the bill is one that
the discoyerer or worker of any mine shall
have the right to purchase it at the minimum
price fixed it, the price to be fixed by the Reg
lister Receiver and Geologist. One of the lat
ter is to be approved for each Land Distlict-
No person shall purchase more than 20 acres,
not enter a second tract without selling the
first at public sale to the highest bidder, in
cash. The proceeds of the sales of the lands
shall be applied to the principal and ~nterest
of the bonds of the United States.
The Governor of Vermont and the Presi-
dent of the Northern Pacific Railroad Com
pany, with several members of the Executive
Department, have been in this city for the last
week, for the purpose Of conference with
prominent gentlemen here in reference to
measures which will secure an immediate COM
mencement on that line. Among other sub
jects which have had careful consideration, is
a system of emigration more elaborate and
complete, perhaps, than has ever been devel-
oped in the United States, for the purpose of
settling the new territories of the northwest.
Agent ID. E. Webb, accompanied by ten of
the leading chiefs and head men of the Bots
of the Chippewas of Lake Superior, were at
the Indian Bureau to-day, and had a short in
terview with the Commissioner. 1t is proba-
BILE that treaty will be entered into with
them in few days.
I A letter has been received at the Treasury
Department, enclosing one hundred ard nine
ty dollars in greenbaeks, from late officer in
the army, who, while in the service, received
pay for two servants, to which the rank he
held clearly and legally entitled him, but to
which the party considered he had no just
claim. The amount returned was for pay re-
ceived for the committed hire of one servant,
with interest added at 80 per cent.
The number OF callers at the Executive
Mansion to-day was quite large, including
many ladies. A few members Of Congress
were present, among them Senators Cowan,
Dixon and DOolittle. af. ~ sass4-
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PORTLAND md VICINITY
U. s. DISTRICT COURT.

FEBRUARY TEBM.-wARE, J., PRESIDING.
WEDNEsDAY.-Justin Mccarthy, libellant
We. Edward A. Warwick, master, and Freder.
lex W. Leland, mate, of brig j. Polledo. As
sault and battery on the voyage from Portland
TO Cardenas. The lbellant also alleges that
the Captain ordered the mate to shoot libel
liant, and that the mate attempted it, but only
the cap exploded. For the defense it is denied
that the libellant or any other of the crew
was struck during the voyage; that ibellant
refused on several different occasions to obey
orders, and that the pistol pointed at him was
not loaded, but only had a cap on it, and that
it was pointed at him0and snapped for the sole
purpose of intimidating him, which it did,
The case is not finished. Messrs. Smith &
Reed are the proetors for libellant; and w. II
Clifford for respondents. ea3 4F %
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MILTON ILLUsTRATED.-A rather UNIQUE
and interesting exhibition is coming to Brook
lYn next week. 1t is illustrative of Millions
great epic. Paradise Lost" and is described
by the English journals as production Of
great beauty and value as work of art, pre-
senung, with great vividness and power, the
grand, terrible and beautiful scenes described
M the poem. For once, Brooklyn will have
the benefit of an exhibition before New York
has got tired of it, the establishment having
just arrived from England, where its success
has been such as TO warrant the belief that it
is deserving public attention here.-BrooElyn
Eagle. ..aq 3 } 5 0e-7 -
Our citizens viii have an opportunity to
WITH ess the above at Deering Hall, next week.
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GEORGIA MnsrRn1s.-This Troupe. com

GEORGIA MNsTRELs.-This Troupe, COM
posed entirely Of coIored men,. who were for
inerly slaves in the city of Macon, Ca, give an
entertainment in Mechanics Hall tonight
Aside from the novelty Of seeing genuine
darkeys, we hear them highly spoken Of by the
Boston papers, and our exchanges generally
The Albany Eyesiag Journal thus speaks o.
their performance in that city. .ses gss4
The Georgia Ministries, or THE. Slave
Troupe as it is called, performed here last
night to one of the largest audiences ever as,
sembled in Tweddle Hall. Their performance
is replete with fun, and altogether one Of the
best ever witnessed in this city. We hope to
see them here again soon, and we are sure they
will be greeted with full house"
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Y lil,,f.ggs si,l, NEW DIRK. FEB. II.
\ Private adyices from San Francisco state
that the Western Union Telegraph has been ex,
tended, under the supervision Of Col. Buckley,
over 400 miles above New Westminster, on
Frazer River. ~ l'4i-9' ~ s,i
ID Reports from Col Bulkleys exploring par
ties, Show that the obstacles to be overcome
are OF less magnitude than was predicted by
some, and itis Believed the connection between,
Russia and America will be eomp!!esea before
year elapses.
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Washington correspondence.

so. saa & New YORK, Feb. 81.
The Commercials Washington dispatch says
rumors Of Cabinet changes prevail. and ap-
pear well founded. re- ~ e
Assistant Secretary Chambers account of
his investigations of official corruption in the
South, will startle the country. The frauds
are comprehensive, and involve military and
civil officials. The frauds during the year
amount to more than one hundred millions of
dollars. A special committee of investigation
will be appointed
The, Posts special Washington dispatch says
the Senate Committee on the District of Co
lumbia has decided to report to the House a
suffrage bill, and ask its immediate passage by
the-Senate.A 6 E E !
The chairman of the House committee on
Freedmen, Mr.. Eliot, is preparing new bill
providing for a Freedmen's Bureau.
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From South AnsericG.

NEW YORK, Feb. 81.
Valparaiso papers of January 10th, state
that the rumored mediation of France and
England in the Spanish Chiiian war was not
regarded with much favor. i,,s-r.i,s
Uruguay refuses to allow Gillian privateers
to bring Spanish prizes into its ports, and has
withdrawn the exequator of the CHILEAN Min
A portion of the Spanish squadron had been
repulsed at Caldvila.
Valparaiso dates of January 18th and Cal
lao Of 2Sth, confirm the declaration Of war by
Peru against Spain, but hostilties had not yet
commenced. assgg
The blockade of Calladera had been raised
and the Spanish squadron was concentrated
at Valparaiso. , ~.
Five or six sailing vessels has been burned
by the Spaniards. The CHILEAN coast is Low
open to trade. ac a.5i lso5
Several vessels from Europe had been warn
ed away from Valparaiso, and had gon. to
other ports. ovI Oh s'',sest 49,
Y The Peruvian squadron had been sent te
join the Gillian squadron. 4, Ian as ~
AL Spaniards in Peru are given a certain
time to register their names, failing in which
they are treated as spies. agfaa5 cit
Internal reforms are being instituted by thu
Peruvian Dictator. gr,ss II 20. 81 n.
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NorthsCaroliaa Legislature

RALEIGH, N. c., Feb. 81.
The House of Commons has passed to Sec
ond reading the bill relating to Indians and
negroes with amendments.
The 18th section of the bill providing that
negroes shall testify in all cases where they are
concerned in person or property was amended
as follows: "That this section shall not 60 into
effect until the jurisdiction of matters relating
to the Freedmen's Bureau shall be fully COM
mitted to the courts Of this State"
Thus modified the bill passed, Sc to 40.
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Z Maine Legislature.

AUGUSTA, Me-, Feb. 81.
The Legislative Investigation Committee
on alleged frauds in enlistments, have report
ed that, after the fullest investigation thew
have been enabled to make into the matter of
enlistments and credits to towns, thew are
fully satisfied that the evidence before them
does not tend to implicatc any officer of the
State In any transactions in connection with
enhstments or credits to the State, or any dis
trict or sub-district in the State, inconsistent
with his official duty.
At caucus of the Union members of the
Legislature, this evening, the following reso-
lutions, offered by the Hon. Lewis Barker. of
the Senate, was adopted: eri,i IA ;ts.h
ResolvedEThat this Legislature cordially
approves and endorses the action of the Sena-
tors OF this State in voting to pass the Freed
mems Bureau bill, notwithstanding the Presi-
dents veto, as being in accordance with the
sentiments OF their constituents, and the prin-
ciples upon the support of which alone the
Government can be sustained. s9~
Mr. John l.. Stevens, of the House, sub
mitted the following resolution, which was
adopted:
Kesolved-That in the Union majority of
Congress, this Legislature recognizes noble
array of tried defenders of the PRINCIPLES of
Constitutional liberty, and reposes with conf
dence in their wisdom and patriotism for the
settlement OF questions appropriately pertain
ing to the Legislative Department of the Gov
eminent.
The caucus voted that these resolutions be
submitted by their authors to the Legislature
tomorrow, and that no other resolution was
to be introduced. ,o..
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NEW YORK. Feb. 81.
The Commercials money article says the sales Of
gold by the Treasury affect the money market sharp
drawn in payment for gold Call loans are active at
z per cent The stringency in the money market has
checked buoyancy in stock. - "a Z -
Governments are depressed; 5-2es are !, and 1905
l lower. Business will be generally suspended to-
morrow it being legal holiday, and all banks, sc.
will be closed. tiia~''ot9t ttS tffgfe'
Discounts quiet, and there indications Of con-
traction In credit in mercantile circles Gold 10 in
fair demand for customs at 1871, and steady. Ex-
change nominal. - q E@A " HRs7773 = ? -
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AFTERNOON SESSION.
Ero,,, Eea,us.

AZ q AUSTIN, Texas, Feb. 81.
The Texas State Convention is still engaged
in marking out business, bnt doing very little.
A proposition was offered to divide Texas into
three States, for the purpose of eGecting bal
ance of power in the Union.
The Committee on Elections have reported
in favor of those delegates who have not been
pardoned.
A majority of the committee on the subject
of changing the State Constitution reported
favorable, while the minority reported that
they were in favor of changing the Constitu-
ton only SO tar as it would tend to re-establish
the relations of the State with the general
government. The majority report was laid on
the table by vote of 81 to 49, l1l -
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.stt9sA. 33A s6tl New York, Feb. 81.
at 45 a 46c.
Flour-5 g loo lower; sales g. 400 bbls State and
Western; State at 60 g 8 90; Round Hoop Ohio Is
q 10 70; Western ct $50 q 8 o.; Southern at GO
q IL 80; Canada at GO a Ii 80. I..77'l-I ri
Wheat-dull; sales 5000 bushels; Milwaukee No.
2, 80; Amber State, new, $40; 80
at rs a &c: -
4ats-qaieti sales Canada at "a g So.
BeeGsteads, =
% 664.
Lard-heavy; sales 670 bbls at 16 "a 1874, 5t
Whiskey-frmer; sales 70 bbls. at 2 2@22S.
Sugars -quiet 7i1s ~ :" y
Freights to Liverpool-frm. D ft2'i
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-. 81. NEW York, Feb. 81.
This morning an alleged detaulter, from
Jacksonville, ILL.,, named Edward L. Dawson,
was arrested on the California steamer New
York. The prisoner was Supervisor and Col
lector in Jacksonville, and, it is alleged, de-
camped with $1,000 of the public monies.-
About $4,000 were found in his possession. He
was held to await a requisition from Illinois.
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NEW YORK. Feb. 81.
The steamship Australasian sailed at noon
to-day for Liverpool. She takes no specie.
cFhe 81. James Hotel was sold to-day for
S$2900O0. CsA-S i 4 - = ~ vi XII ~
The Express states that General Butler has
paid to Smith Brothers, of New Orleans, the
$4,000 in gold, which they alleged he abstract-
ed from their vault, together with the inter-
est, and all the costs and Sheriff's poundage,
making an amount of $150,0OO.
The Post says that a despatch from menu
Der of Congress, announces that Secretary
Seward will speak at the Cooper Institute
meeting tomorrow evening. Brs4sa5
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FoRrLAND. Feb. 10 188e

M,.. Edttor:-I feel it due to the public to
say that have been for years troubled with a
humor in the head, and have tried many of
the best remedies. About six weeks ago
bought bottle of Todd's Hungarian Balm,
and to my great pleasure and relief it has
cured my head. I have waited for several
W. eks to see if the disease did not return, but
it az pears to be permanently cured
C. W.GARDNER.
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The Feniam Congress.

Z ssa5 = PrrTsBURG, Pa, Feb. 20.
The Fenian Congress was permanently or
ganized to-day. NJ. G. Murphy is Speaker OF
the House, and p. f.. Rathford Secretary
The House and Senate went into joint ses-
sion. A unanimous determination is express
ed for effective action. A public meeting was
held o-night, and several large contributions
made.
lfg7Essnyg Ely PITTsBURG, Pa, Feb. 81.
The Fenian Congress has assembled. Rob
erts resigns his position, recommending Gen.
Sweeney as. his successor. ..s.-..-..,.-, I
AFTERNOON SESSION.
At the fsternoon session of the Fenian Con-
gress the report Of Gen. Sweeney, Secretary OF
War, was made the special order for to-mor-
row morning. at
t9' All the delegates present pledged themselves
to sustain the Constitution adopted at Phila-
delphia. { Is ASA b .ai s,1sesl Z. /
9 Senators Doreme of ILL.,, and Cory of N. Y,
handed in their designations, which were ac-
cepted, and a Committee was appointed to re-
port names to fill the vacancies.
Senators Seaman and Barnard also tender
ed their designations, which were laid on the
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-02-22

The THEATRE.-Last night there was a
full house, and the play went off in fine style.
Surely the STREETS Of New York" has much
in it to deeply interest an audience, and this
company play it with spirit and energy. The
audience We're highly gratifed with the per-
formance. We have seldom seen an audience
better satisfied. Some of the scenes are really
thrilling, and. life in our large cities is shown
up in its true colors. We advise our readers
to witness the performance of this play. The
scenery is very fine, and this company do. up
their work IN excellent style. 1t is not often
that we have so good a theatrical company.
We expect to see very crowded house this
evening, when the same play viii be perform
ed
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RICHMOND, VA, Feb. 21,

Fla gm noE la4r RICHMOND, VA, Feb. 81. I
a The bill amending the Usury laws was again
rejscted in the House to-day. nab n .M.'9 /
Pa The Senate has passed the Valley Railroad
bill, with provision that the road shall not
connect with the Virginia and, Tennessee
Railroad until The Coyington Roilroad is COM
pleted. 4 fg.-sffi o1ass .ss7s ,s.sf6 ,i4 is..s
The Senate has passed the House bill au-
thorizing the construction of a Railroad to
Lynchburg and Danville. :. .srs5.1--,
These schemes were protested against by
10Y o., rierpont, In q lengthy message to the
Legislature, ten days ago: ' 80
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CLOSING BALL.-The last Grand Ball Of
the season will be given tonight at Lancaster
Hall, by Ex-America Hose Co., No. l. As this
is their fourth annual ball no pains will be
spared by the Managers to make it agreeable
to all who attend. Music by Chambers Full
Ouadrille Band. s>,,.t, ~eS -
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Washt,.ato,l,s .Birthdau.

BOSTON, Feb. 81.
The anniversary of Washington's Birth be-
ing legal holiday in Massachusetts. will be
very generally observed tomorrow. The pub
lie schools, Courts, Custom House, and many
places Of business, will be closed.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-02-22

MECHANICS ASSEMBLIES The last as
sembly of the season will come off Friday ey-
ening, February 23d.
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From Tennessee.

4Hal sna "a 9 l.ia .e % NASHVILLE, Feb. 20.
The Speaker Of the Tennessee House has Or
dered absenting members to be brought in by
force if they willnot come, voluntarily. The
session to-day was stormy. ,l 17.on
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SUPREME JUDICIAL COURT.

ANoAnf fEhM-TAPLEY, j., PRESIDING.
WEDNEsDAY.-ln the case of Waterman
Jusse OF Probate, Baker & ais, on an adj
ministrator's bond, the evidence was all put
in. The arguments will come off Friday.
No. 1o52-Isaac T. McIntire, libelIant, Sa-
rah p. McIntire. Libel for divorce. Cause,
desertion. Divorce d-creed. '.s .. s1.
Vinton & bennett for libellant. No APP
pearance for ibellee. 81
No. 1S26.-Mary N. Bowie, libellant, Ed
ward /. Bowie. Libel for divorce. Cause, de-
sertion. Divorce decreed. 4aijaq - /
Vinton & bennett for libellant. No appear
aDce for libeilee. ~. 4 g ,i9a li@
Court adjourned to 2 1-2 o'clock FRIDAY. q