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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-09-20
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES CLARK'S CELEBRATED FL
MALE PILLS

Prepared from prescription of Sir j. Clarke,
MD, Physician Extraordinary to the Queen.
This wel-known medicine is no imposition,
buta sure and safe remedy for Female Difficult
ties and Distractions from any cause whatever;
and although a powerful remedy, it contains
nothing hurtful to the constitution. Tomarried
ladies it is peculiarly suited. 1t will in short
time bring on the monthly period with regular
ity.
In all cases of Nervous and Spinal Affections,
pain in the Back and Limbs, Heaviness, Fatigue
on slight exertions. Palpitation of the Heart,
Lowness of Spirits, Mysteries, Sick Headache,
and Whites, these Pills will effect a cure when
all other means have failed.
Full directions in the pamphlet around each
package which should be carefully preserved.
For full particulars, get pamphlet, free, OF
the agent. Sold by all Druggists.
PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.
Sole General Agent for the Uunited States
and British Dominions, JOB MOSES,
q, Courtlandt St., New York.
N.B.-$1 and 6postage stamps enclosed to any
authorized agent, will ensure bottle contain
ing 50 pills by return mail, securely sealed from
all observation.
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Elected q Senator.

TRENTON, N. j., Sept Is.
The House to-day elected A. G. Cattell
United States Senator. The Senate met
at II o'clock and also elected Mr.. Cattell
Senator. Both houses then adjourned.
Inc election win be confirmed by both
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Soldiers and Sailors, Meeting.

ROCHESTER, Sept. Is.
An immense meeting Of soldiers and
sailors was held in the City Hall last
evening. Speeches were made by Hon.
T. 7. Stewart of Maryland, Col. Stencil
Of Texas and Col. Thorp of Livingston
county.
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CRIsTApoRo,s HAIR DYE.

which nourshes the hbrcs as well as changes
their hue.
Manufactured by j, CRISTADORo, 6 Astor
House, New York Sold by Druggists. APP
piled by all Hair DresseTs. septl6d&w4w
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ITCH ITCH ITCH
II VI IT VII VII
lR ATCHi SCRATCH SCRATCH

SCRATCH SCRATCH SCRATCH
Wheatons Ointment will cure the Itch in as
hours. Also cures Salt Rheum, Ulcers, Chill
blains, and all eruptions of the skin. Price 80
cents. For sale by all druggists.
BY sending GO cents TO Weeks & Potter, sole
Agents, 40 Washington street, Boston, it will
be forwarded by mail, free of postage, to any
part of the United States oct25d&w1y
FEM 81 FUTILE,
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houses tomorrow, The Democrats en-
tered protest against the election,
claiming, LIST. That there was no va
cancyi ID. That the law Of Congress was
unconstitutional
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Secretary Seward.
noon

WASHINGTON, Sept. Is.
The condition of Secretary Seward
continues to improve. He sat up for
short time this morning, and his early
recovery is hopefully anticipated.
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Fire.

CyNclNEATI, Sept, Is.
A fire at Rising Sun, Ind, yesterday,
destroyed Goes shoe store, Yancy's gro
Gerry and McAvery's drug store, with
three or four adjoining dwellings. Loss
about $4,000; insured for $4,000.
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LITCHFIELN,s
DIPTHERIA YANNUISHERl

DlPIHERlA NANQCISHER !
used with Litchheds Extegaa, AppucatienJ
Warranted a Sure Remedy for
DIPTHERIA, ASTHMA, GROUP AND ALI.
DISEASES OF THE THROAT.
Eradicates the poison of Dptheria from the
system. II affords speedy relief in Sour Stem
ach, Heartburn, Sick Headache, and Dyspeptic
troubles. Instant relief for Cholc and Cramp,
Pains in Stomach or Bowels.
LITCHFIELD'S EXTERNAL APPLICATION
Is Warranted n Sure Remedy for
RHEUMATIC AND SCIATIC LAMENEss AND EVERY
KIND OF LAMENEss.
Both the above preparations are used and rec
commended by regular physicians Price of each
S1.0Op per bottle.
GA. LITCHFIELD y CO., Props,
Winchendon, Mass
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THE GREAT FRENCH REMEDY.

THE GREAT FRENCH REMEDY.
DR.. JUAN DELAMARRE'S SPECIFIC PILLS
Prepared by Garancere & Dupont, No. 214 Rue
Lombard, Paris, from prescription of Dr. Juan
Delamarre, the celebrated Partisan Physician,
and highly recommended by the medical facul-
ty of France.
1t is a sure and unfaling remedy in all cases
of Seminal Weakness, however severe or of how
long standing. All arrangements of the Uri-
nary Organs will be Immediately relieved. The
debiltated receive new strength by using this
wonderful remedy, and thousands have been
saved from an untimey grave.
Pamphlets, containing full particulars, and
directions for using, in English, French, Span
ish and German. accompany each box, and also
sent free to any address when requested.
PRICE 81 PER BOX, OR SIX BOXES FOR S.
Sold by all the principal Druggists, or will be
sent by mail, securely sealed from all observa-
ton, by enclosing specified price to any au-
thorized agent.
sY-Ask for Delamarre's Specific Pills and take
no other.-S%s
Sole General Agents for America,
OSCAR G. MOSES =,
q Courtlandt St., New York.
Sold in Rutland by POND 81 MORSE.
marchSd&w1Y
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WANTED,

Ira public institution in Massachusetts few
American Young Men and Women. from II, 30
years Old, for whose services S25 per month
10 Malesand s. per week to Females - board in
clnded will be paid None but those possessing
the best qualifications and bringing the best
testimonials of character and ability need apply.
Address by letter,
5. NJ. PETTENGILL Il CO..
3NW4t. Boston, Mass.
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TIE MOONS VOLCANOES

are engaging the attention Of astronomers, but
the world of beauty and fashion il less inter.
ested in human discoveries than In the great
uuestion of .....a
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TURNING THE HEADS

that have been whitened by age or sickness TO a
glorious black or brown hue, Nobody now is
such lunatie, as not to admit that the finest
and most harmless hair darkener in existence
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DARN FOR SALE.

l will sell my Farm lying one-half mile west
of the village of Castleton consisting of ninety
acres of land, suitably divided into Meadow and
Pasture land, with good Buildings and Fences
on it. said Farm is finely located for any person
having children to educate, as the Schools in
Castleton are excelled by none in the State.
BARNABUS FITCH. JR.
Castleton, Aug. 2S, 1866. ,aug29d&w3w
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THE CELEBRATED GERMAN sALyEl

III41 NII-LDILA I'D NLhNI4tLN N-ALF y :
Warranted certain and speedy cure for fresh
wounds, old sores, ulcers testers, cuts, corns
and cracked hands. The best strengthening
plaster extant. Price % cents.
G. A. LITCHFIELD s. CO., Props,
Winchendon, Mass.
Geo. c. Goodwin s. Co., NJ. 5. Burr & Co.,
Boston; John F. Henry & Co., Waterbury, Vt,
General Agents for all the above remedies. Sold
by Druggists and Medicine dealers generally.
26-W6meoW
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stocks.
New YORK, Sept. IS.

New YORK, Sept. IS.
STOCKS - strong. Rock Island 1905 ;
York Central lO7: Erie 7@5s; y Western pref.
67as Fort Wayne lU6; MlrIpOsa prefd 81 Il ;
Quicksilver 52Ol, coupons u my; coupons
I'll lO>k.
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DOR SALE.-A splendid full blood
L Durham Bull two years old. Also, one yoke
of Working Oxen-heavy. Inquire of
II, o. BROWN.
sept1Sd&w2w CastletOn Vt.
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W II ] s X E r S!
DIR LAMONTE'S CORROLLA

Will force Whiskers or Moustaches on the
smoothest face or chin-never known to fail
Sample for trial sent free.
Address
REEVES II Co,
34-w3m No Is Nassau St., New York
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STRAYED.-From the pasture of
- Benz. Fisk, in Clarendon, on the 18th inst,
a small Bay Mare, seven years old with one
white hind foot, small white spots on her Shout
ders, and heavy name. Whoever will return
said mare or give information where she may
be found, shall be Literally rewarded.
MERRITT FISK.
Clarendon Sept. ii, 1866. 15d&w1w
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800 hrWARD'

Hired from the stable of the subscriber, Sun
day, September 9Th, 1866, one sorrel mare and
buggy. said mare is about 10 hands high, six
years old, seam in one fore-fOot, and long TAIL
silver plated oreas{ptait late harness with leather
buggy, booted all around, red stripping, on the
running part. The thief is about feet inches
high, about 50 years old had sandy whiskers,
light drab or gray clothes, and light colored seft
hat. $50 reward will be paid for the apprehen-
sion OF the thief and $50 for the recovery of the
property, or 500 for both.
sept17d3t&w1t DAN WHITCOMB.
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w ANTED-Ten or Twelve expert
w enced Quarymen to work in a Soap Stone
quarry at Perkinsyillc, W, present help making
Also Six or Eight Laborers Apply in person
or by letter to L. B. DARLING,
Proprietor Hawks Mountain quarry,
sept1Sd&wlw PerkinsviOe. VI
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Cold.

NEW YORK, Sept. Is.
Gold closed al I44}l.
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NOTICE..

Whereas, my wife Julia P Brink has left my
bed and board without any proyocation for so
doing this is to forbid all persons harboring
or trusting her on my account as | shall pay no
debts Of her contracting.
DARWIN A. BRINK.
sudbury, Sept. 1, 1866. 3S-w9*
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In consequence of the recent great improve.
ments in our facilities for manufacturing we
have reduced our prices to as low point as
they can be placed
New-York tribune., 1866-12-06
MR.. WALTER OF THE LONDON TIMES.

This gentleman, who is now in Washington, was
elegantly entertained by Mr. John w Forncy at HIS residence
Capitol Hill Tuesday evening In response TO toast pro
posed by Col Foney Mr. Walter said he quite unpropared
Tor the many evidences OF kindness which he had met with In
this country lie had had opportunity OF carrying into
effect long gchershe desire TO visit this great and most Inter
esng country and make himself familiar with is people
and It's Institutions Three months was Of course abor space
in which to accomplish great object but he had been
strongly impressed with and the extent OF our do
main aud carried with him unusual amount Oh valuable IN
formation He wished he could persuade many gentlemen OF
this country follow bis example and visit tho shores OF the
old mother country whore difference might exist and this be
adjusted and removed lie felt that he had employed his rest
from bis Parliamentary duties In tho best manner lie had
been Hospitality received by ablo parties aud highly de-
lighted tns mighty people mTchng forward 10 tho u
hment Of theT great destiny. Especially be indebted to
his iond and ooicmporaTy Col Foney Tor the Opportunity OF
spending this Ot the moi elghtn evenings OF bis ie
Speoches also made by Speaker Coliax Gen Banks
Cen Wahhirr Gen. HownFd hnd Judge Kelley md among
those pressed many OF tho most gis0d g0u,men
now " The FEDERAL Capital
New-York tribune., 1866-12-06
COURT. OF COMMON PLEAs-sPEcAL TEHa-DEc.
Before Judge CARDOzo.
DECISIONS.
COURT NOTICE
gUpRPMR COURT.

New calendars will be made for The Circuit and
General Term January and lOr the Special Term or Ieo
ruary ,-,--t---
causes remaining undsposed OF any OF the calendars
sbn retain the same issue and be entitled 20 place on Inc
new calendars correspond witt the present ehendn bu no
such cause shall be placed the calendars unless one OF
me parties o with the Clerk o. the Circuit Court Part or
General Term where the TO be tried notice that such
Such notice must be filed before the 18th Of December II
filed after that date the Will lose its place on tue eaenua
and be- placed At the foot
calendar is not given viii not be placed on the new
calendar - - .-.-,
like notice must fled with the Clerk of the Special Term
regard TO cases on the calender Of that branch before ;he
Of
New-York tribune., 1866-12-06

en- active stock market tending downward After the can
lower prices made, and the chief purchases
coEer short contracts. The latest quotations were az
follows; New-York Central, IlI0IlI1; Enc, 7lI07Iii
Reading, lt@llli; Michigan Southern sOl oS0l Rooh
Island, lO3l 9lOi NorthW esern 5O05OI do Preferred
7OsS7Oli Fort Wayne, lOii0lO5.
There s good demand for money on call at per cent
and lees rates wholly exceptional In commercial ps
per there IS no improvement IN rates demand Pre-
MUM short bills sell at g a. but there is very little cur
rency for ordinary bills such represen, the great msss
of commercial transactions From merchants there's bus
report and that of sagnant trade and deficient col
lectons The present low quotations which have already
inflicted fatal losses upon traders credit do not temp,
readymoney buyers WHO confident that stn lover
prices must be paid tho Winter wears away The only
firm securities are Federal Stocks which are justly re-
garded wholly Trustworthy Far regular income IA
concerned and safer deposit for capital thaa any
local property whatever great multitude ofspeculaon
and traders on borrowed money looking to Congress- to
supply the Of freeing them from difficulties which
only the result Of using legal tenders TO suppress The
Rebellion instead Of resorting at carly day to taxation
The present stagnaon in trade exists and increases With
the enormous sum Of 6SiOOOOOO of currency a6ost
against $40 100000 prior to the Rebellion. The existing
financial troubles cannot be cured by issuing currency.
slight reaction might be PRODUCED but it would bo Inms
diatey succeeded by deeper sleep than settling
upon commercial affairs. The advance in prices and tie
consequent growth OF unreal fortunes pleasant pro-
cess while it lasted but natural laws effected cure
and payment for the Of the past must be msds
HNses Of so per hogshead sugar and SIG por bans
on pork will readily explain whywth warehouses; full o
sugar and pork-the notary cannot be kept out.
Bills at 90 days on London are quoted at lOs 1901 foS
commercial 1921 lO9s for bankers do. at short sight
lO9llOl Paris at 50 days, 57i o5i3,i do. at shOrt
sight, 5l33 95ll Autwerp, 5l7l 9j.l5; swlss, 5l7is
Sis; Hamburg 36i S36.; Amsterdam, 4lS4li; Frank
fort, A49HI; Bremen, 79979i Prussisu thalsrs,
72072I.
Freights are firm. The engagements 70 Liverpool are
$1,000 bush. Corn Sd 900 Peas at Sd 800 bslss
Cotton at 732a Id and per steamer, 500 bales Cotton a
7-l6d and to London 5000 bush. Barley at 6i07d.
The business of the SubTreasury Receipts.
g. 597 Al for Customs, S5)j 900; Payments, Oi3-
49l 81; Balance, $lO51S2,OoO 4OGold Notes. $3O5OOo.
The following shows the exports exclusive Of speciS
from NewYork to foreign ports for the week ending DSa
A nd since tha beyinnn0 of the wear.
New-York tribune., 1866-12-06
DIR. CHAPwS NEW CHURCH.

DEDlCATIOS OP TuB CHURCH OP THz DIVINE
PATERNITY.
On Monday afternoon at o'clock the dedication o.
tho Rev. DR. Chapns Church corner Of and Forty
ffh.st took place Upon tho platform the Rev q. J.
Demarest Rev II. W Bellows, Rev. I J. Sawyer Rev T. g.
Brooks Rev ID. X Lee, and the pastor Roy H. Chapn
The religious ceremonies opened by dedcatory an
them composed for the occasion By Mr.. W r. Williams
gaust Of the church The Rev g. Demarest offered The intro
ductOTy prayer Then followed chantthe Magnhcat -
Ny Soul doth Magnify the Lord Dr. Bellows then read
chapter Of Scripture Iss a9i then sang hymn which "N
Tho Rev i H. Cbagn, u. d. then delivered his lnausura
taking bis @ from tAe second chapter RPsts 70 tie
Now h:Is =: % nor: :c,'E.5. - ,as f.5'Essr so r.
built upon foundation of the Apostle. and Prophets Jsu. Cbr
himss beisE The .aa'n whom al Tie eaiGn d. h
20 slso budsd together Tor hubsn Of God through IL
Al the conclusion Of DR. Chapln, learned sud scholarly Dis
course the solo and chorus lnaammaus sung Iher
followed dcdcstory prayer By the Rev T. sawyer ID d.
and the suJoined dedication hymn wrsa by Wn. Culei
Thou whose own vast temple ,ilpI.
Accept the walls that human hsndi
Havs raised to worship Thee.
Lord, from thIrs Inmoh glory send
Within these courts bide--
Tb. psses that dweloth, ~ilhOu. end.
Ssfeusy by thy aide.
NAV airing minds that worship hers
BE taught the better wsy,,
Bo strengthened az they pray!
Nav faIth grow firm, and love grow warm.
wss 4fs TSasd DSIs ftsos'H ;s.s Sossd ios wall. til. storm
Ofeuthb born passion dies
The concluding prayer offered by the Rev d. X Lee
when upon the Benedeton being pronounced the large g.
semby slowly dispersed evidently much impressed with he
SOlemnity OF the occasion ,..--. b..
The Church is built the Gothic style OF architecture with
out being prose in ornament has an imposing appearance
Tie blot OF ground upon which II is built 100 feet square AID
is neosed 6y handsome iron railing The building has
brown stone 'front.' with spro on the norlh sae ana lover
Hborter than the spire) o The south side ~
Tho walls are composed Of brick and are OF substantial %
ness Tho Church sefs 50 feet vide and lJ eet lenSh
and viii seat about 800 persons The seats gallery pulpit
and organ orc exact cOuntepars Of the old building on u
wav Indeed the organ Is the that used In tue "a
Church Tho main ia Fifth ave- ana cohsssol
three spacious doors at the head Of flight OF eglt steps winch
run tho whole 'front.' of the building
The scloOlrOoms underneath me clWch ahg are c,A.
oious and Wen ventilated. The schOOlroIm Is only slehly
sgsasr than tho church ag9 VIII accommodate over 1h0as1
New-York tribune., 1866-12-06
SECOND BOARD.
WFnNEsnAY. Dec. b-r. N.

"WEDNESDAY Dec. 5-r
Gold has been very irregular, selling low as 1884, as
high as l4Ol, and closing at 1851.
Stocks opened dull, with disposition to press sales
The active list sold down materially Erie touching II,
North-Westorn Common ash and Michigan Southern SOl
AT tho Regular Board improvement was shown, which
continued after the call 1t wholly brokers market,
unsupported by outside operators, who Just lind in
thoiI regular business oil the excitement attendant gpoa
New-York tribune., 1866-12-06

children There also cassrooms a the rear end OF the
main schoorom for the OF elder scholars Ihe church
anil eIoos are heated hv means Of furnaces underneath
the schoohouse Every precauon has been taken 70 inlsh
sufficient warmth, n tho coolest weather.
The co OF the building. exclusive OF the ground IS
s9O coo Il wos commenced in July ls and has taken over 10
months an building There doubt that this s one o le
hapdones and comfort bo churches In the city Ihe
arobeet r Carreca and tho builders Messr Amos Wood
rT Co OF NewIork. Divine services wih 20 heu IL us
church regularly every Sunday.
New-York tribune., 1866-12-06
BASE BALL

.y, xuHgKA cLUp-BLBcTIoE oP OTPIcBRs-THR
NATIONAL CONVENTION
A. the annual election for officers OF the Eureka
.s B. Club held Tuesday evening" Frederick Age9s was
sssoo,b, Recording and Corresponding Secretary H.
So,Stsn Treasurer Charles y Thomas and Ee"Iq I *
yta Fdward X Pennington, Thomas Osborne and heOef
bIsin'ns. "a Cnb have elected Mcssrs Edward Dawson
"a "a Bun Potor 70 represent them in sas epP'oa'uAs
H.t,aa COpVelt0G
New-York tribune., 1866-12-06

Since Jan .s9s 5OSs69 tl60s05 500 sl753s3s1
The Oregon Legislature has passed bin extending aid
TO the Oregon Central Railroad which is to be built nom
Portland to the northern line Of California connectiss
with the California and Oregon Railroad BY this bin
the State agrees pay per cent Interest 100000 u
the Company's bonds for 20 years. t.|t
Nes cotton circular gives tho following statement ~
the receipts exports and stock Of cotton at all tho pos
for the week ending 2ith ultmo compared with those d
last year. and those of the late crop year. 1878 the total
Of which crop amounted to 3.ll4000 bales;
New-York tribune., 1866-12-06
SUPERIoG CoURT-TmAL TEmd-DEc Before Jurice
MQ(rNy


MCCUNS.
SMALL CLAIM AGAINST THE CITY.
Charles Cousins agt. The Mayor
This was a case for some SO, the property Of the
plaintiff 4 coored man. taken from him during the July riots
The plaintiff only witness testified that he left the hotel
the afternoon Of the 18th July going 10 BROOKLYN he
surrounded ly crowd Of men, who took hold Of hm
They took bis vae from him. broke open and tore its con
tents At tho time there fray going The crowd
around him commenced following Here's Niger come let
kill him. Let's burn him" He escaped and away get
ting to the engine OF the Fulton Ferry and ultimately get
ting safely away The following Is the charge OF the Court
Gcnemen this Is very small case suppose II the plain
m was rich man. some large factory owner or the like there
would have been question about his claim being allowed but
this poor Is compelled TO come here with his suit for the
small sumoft29 % The Recorder who tried the asked
the Cont 70 charge that the property stolen then the
you believe he lost his property by the rioters then he is
donDIediy entitled TO recover with interest
rae uTyat once rendered verdict Of SO 90 Mr. Hackeu
denied
LIABILITY FoR DAMAGES occAsIosED DEFECTIVE DRAINS
AND sEwERs-vKBDICT FOR THE CITY.
Luke Casey agt. The Mayor &c
The plaintiff sues for damages arising from flooding OF his
cellar at the corner Of tgtaTe and Thirty fourt tho
l5 OF April e5 Ii Is claimed that this arose from the bad
condition OF The sewer and especially from defective con.
tnc0n OF branch sewer On the other hand claimed
that the fault from the defective construction the bonse
dran and from unavoidable The inspector OF Sewers
testified that he had personally inspected tho a.
sewer ana that not single dran SecOndayc was prop
CITY CONNECTED WIN H. IL Was also testified
te occurrence he tides were extraordinarily and unusually
high Tho Court charged that tho City was liable or any dam.
sgS arising from Tue detective 0oud01 Of the sewers bat Il
New-York tribune., 1866-12-06

notwithstanding the accident would not havo happened but
fr the imprQper Of the plaintiffs drain this
contributing negligence and tho plaintiff could not recover
The Jury found for the defendant
Mr. Fogary and Mr. Ely for plaintiff Mr Haekett Tor de-
''Nu'D SPECIAL TFRM-Beforc Mr. Justice BARBOUR
DECISIONS.
rTr, slnlpisratrir &C. ag Paon-Motion granted, with
BEFORE Justice ROBERTSON
1sodore Valentine act. Francis H. Siltus; Seymour n
Marsh act II Frank et al--Mouons granted
Before Justice M0SELi-
rev A. Lincoln AIT Abby LncolnEeport Of referee con
rcd and defendant let In 20 defend; order OF referee va
cetrd coUse restored 10 the calendar for trial
Frcd Dez act Chester lamb gmeit Tor palhtul en-
ioiniDg t,o Cseudant as demanded In the complaint
Catherine Jenkins Administrative act David T. wheeler
Nation FOR resrttiement denied with SO costs
Before Justice GAgvlN.
Thomas h Oakley agt VIM. s Sears.-Case settled Papers
flo -. -,
Patrick r Cuff agt Michael OReiny-Motion denied WIZ
out costs.
COURT. OF COMMON PLEAS-SPEcrAL TEia-DEc
Before Judge CARDOz0.
DECISIONS.
Kennedy Receiver, DC. agt Thorp, &c.-Mem.
for counsel -,
OBrea agt Haya-Attachment granted to defendant and
Elizabeth Wilson agt Jesse wsOn-Report confirmed and
Judgment granted - ~. ...e-,ol
and Judgment granted
stayed days enable the defendant to make oaseNo
costs. ,.t
Clerk