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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-02-23

National Insurance Company
OF WHEELING. t
Presidsp, GEORGE X. WHEAT,
W., P,sudsst JAMES McCLuSBY.
IiRFCToB
John y. Wilson A. G. Quzrri-v.
Ssm1 Harper, Jar CD
George Adams, Jan - Moolunry,
!. Y. Tpdrgra8, i'eorge X Wheat,
Christian smith.
vI,HIs COMPANY HAVING BEEN
i fully organized, IL prepared 10 tranaart bua
ness and asks liberal share Of tho public patrsn
age. Rates a. low a. any frst-class company.
Otice. No. % Monroe street, up stairs, next
mrs JOHN BISHOP. s.ey.
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At'heeliug Resister.

The Register has n Larger
Circulation, by 50 per cent,
than any other Paper publish
ed i'm West Virginia. Its value
as an Advertising Medium IL
therefore Apparent.
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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1867-06-06

in such an enticing .nsannsr that the
blades Of corn are shooting forth from
their long wet and cold prison hsssse
Ne hear n but. fewcasesvhers theeofn
will have to be re-planted. Much corn
asGyct toebe 'plantcd, but if Tie present
warm weather continues it will not long
remain under the ground. Wheat and
oats are looking finely, probably never
better. The grass is growing luxuria,it-
~ aud gives promise of abundance of
green feed and hay for all cattle kind,
and to spare. Fruit trees ofsall kinds
are laden with blossoms, the sight of
which gives pleasure to every possessor
of trees, and to each diminutive urchin
who mas no fear Of being caught in the
act of taking that which is not his own.
The prospects Of aniih,fsense Acfop of
fruit are good. Many potatoes have
been planted In this vicinity; but from
tho fact that from Ave to ten great, Wig
orous looking, iard- shelled potato bugs
may be seen sitting on the top Of each
hill, anxiousiy awaiting the appearance
of the tessder sprouts, we are Of the opin-
ion that the planting will be lost work,
while the bug crop will be ovcrwhelm-
ingly large. Il +. e. sH..
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TO CONSERVATIVES.

The Advertiser, having been restored To
health in n few weeks by Il very simple 1cme-
dy, after hay ing suffered fol several years with
a severe lung affection. and that dread disease
Consumptior--is anxious To make Known To
his frllaW-suficrerS the means of cure.
10 all WHO desire it, lac viii send copy rf the
ion used (iree of chargei. Will, THE df-
iectious Tor, preparine and using the same.
which hey will find 81 RE CURE faf Gnisuflip-
ton Asthma. Bronchitis, Coughs. Colds, ana
MI Throat and Lang AifecIions The only op-
iect of tne advertiser in sending the rreScrip-
I ION is to benefit the afflicted, and Shread in-
formation which he conceiVes 10 be lnsaluable
and lac hopes every sufferer " Ill ifS his rchie-
DIV as ii will cost them nothing, aud may
prove II blessing. Parties wishing hcprepaia-
tion FREE, by return mail. will Htease address
REV. EDW ARD y. " fIS>H&,
n2ly williamsburg. Kings co., New ork. =
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Upton, June 9Th 1867.
WIN. II. TUTHILI., Treasurer.

Deceased Soldiers from Cedar Co.
Corrections and additions to list pub
lished in ADVERTISER on May Sd, 1867 ]:
CORRECTIONS.
Byron McClain, "A "a cav, vice Byron
w, G I'd cav; George S Constocl1, Fl
35th inf y9ce VIM l., A 18th init; Ed
ward Mcdonald, d 18th init vice II IL
Mcdonald; Re1tolph McClain, printed
Reuben II, IaaIive; John lube, d 9TH.
incorrectly wssstsn seibe; John W Bar
clay, 4 I'd cav vice G.; Nicholas Flood,
H s5th, not deceased; Henry FL Davis,
G oath inf, vice VIM H; VIM L Bailey,
X S5th init, vice Barley Ward w Will
ley, G. gath init, vice Ward Wiley !;
CyrusM .Mc( .roskey, G 9th inf, vice
Cyrus McCroskey; Robert N Mccros-
key, G oath inf, vice Robert McCroskey;
Michael 3 Bowles, d 18th init, vice M
d Borisr; Lafayette Shawl, A 9Th inf,
vice lafayette Shaul; John y Richie,
= 10th iiift, is alive; Joseph p Pound,
y hh init. vidc g nth inf fsnhn s
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sCHENCK'S sEAWEED TONIC.

This medicine, invented hy pr. j.. II. &clcnck.
Philadelphia, is intended to di~eAt} the food
and make il into chyme, the first process of di-
gesion. Hy cleansing Tho stomach with
sch, ncll's Mandrake Pills, the Toni" soon re-
stores uIc appetite, and food THAT eoult not be
'eatcn before using twill lie easily decstcd.
Consumption eannotehe cured by Scaenclxs
'rulmonfc syrup unless Tie stomach and liver
lis. made healthy and tho appetite restored,
hence the Tonic and Pals arc required in near
sly every case q consumption. ! half dozen
bottles Of the sEAWEED TONIC and three or
-four boxes Of the MANDRAKE TILES will
cure amy ordinary case ofdyspcpsa.
. Or. sSuIgNcK makes professional visits in
New York, Boston, and Mt his principal Office
in Philadelphia every sweel1. See dali r papers
OF each place. or his pamphlet OH consumption
Tor his days foc Visitation.
Please observe, when purchasing that the
last stage OF Consuinption and heothcr as he
now is in perfect hessith, are on the Govern
nient stamp. ~
Sold by all Druggists and Dealers, price q, 30
per bottle, or 81, tho half Dozen M letters
for advice should be addressed to nr. sehenck's
Principal Office, No. Is orth 9th Street, ihila-
delphia, Pa. General Wholesale Agents: De-
mas Barnes Il Co, ". US = Hance. Baltimore
Md; John y I'arise. Cincinnati Ohio. Walker
q Taylor, Chicago, ILL.,; Collins Bros, II. Louis
Mo. LIST " On alD yr
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NVlHflesey, chaplaihl lKh I'M
E eNuis.yE 47tN Vie 5aa&S stsris;
Christian Hscathorn, 6 2Sth init, vice
Heathorn.
fsEt7 'ApDrIossrS Iisar. zF !
I'd Infantry-Co b, VIM c Russell
Co c, Lewis Ochletree.
5th Inft-Co A: Henry Clemens, Ro-
bert. \ Farrell, Charles Tevis, William
II Coz, ~
7th 1nft-Co a: John Yeager.
nth Inft-Co a: William FieIdman ;
Co d: David Spillman, James u Nolan
Charles O Cooper, Thomas Hunnicutt
reported without company ora.reg't};
Go |: JohnsKester, Emerson Howe ire.
ported without company or rcgiment1,
John Leech; Co T.: Henry II l. Sweet;
10 X: Socrates L Safely.
18Th Inft-Co A: Isaac Wickham.
18th Unfit: George j Wcstfal.
10th Inft--E: James Il Craig, John p
Embrec, John A Hines, lessee Roberts,
Wm Ritchey; 4: JohnsC Hemillg. E
Goth Inft--C: Samuel Caldwell. aaa
oath Inft-B: Emory 'Crissman Ere
ported without company or reg't), Matt
thew Edmiston ), q: Hczekiah Down.
ing. 'f. 5 s"a~ @.1 '.s L ,, .rs%ss
18th Unfit. Leland II Randall, Put
sifer Hutchinson, George Jenkins, JOS
Heming, Wesley True, Lamoil T Finch
reported without company or rcg't),
Orlando f Finch reported withoutco.
reg't1, o Chester Smith, Loren Smith,
Elcazs arman. - -, LIS G. s,ai % Z
ssd4At I'D: Eliphas Moore. =, AZ sg
g35th Int b: Henry Phelps, Michael
Holmes; G: Emerson Morrow; G: WIZ
taftdr, tsfszahI. LIS Db hi blliamza. Samuel
nard: IT: John y Coo, Henry Weaver;
j: Milton A Lee, Thomas l. Hcmphil
X: Henry G Bowles, James Snyder.
! I'd Cavalry-Co. G: James Kiscr; G:
Jacob Thompson, Peter c Frame; IL:
John Gill, Russell Haskins, William
Baker; b: Charles Crozier; &: Joseph
p Dunn. ar....s.mE - s.... sd
9th Cavalry-I Isiah Rice.
sth Cavalry X: Timothy Richmond,
David O Rider. a4 gas. a 4m ="
9th Cav-G: Cyrus d Mccroskey.
I 18th Kansas Inft-C: Joseph West
fall, HaA Miller. s.A". '"@ @' 'aa Sa.
sgt,l Illinois Inft-F: Josiah " Dud-
ley.
Names sent in without company and
regiment: Lewis Nv ooiwine, Thomas
Emmons (colored,) David Sleeth, IA dam
Hartsell, Daniel WEIGH, Chandler Tiay-
CT. tt+
The friends, Since the publication of
the list May Sd, have responded prompt
ly totln call for ''corectionSn Ilave
also examined alr thc Assessors rolls
that We're in tie Clerks Office, and have
taken off II good many names from
them. The list is still open for further
corrections lt2 j. +. KENNEDY,
See. C.. C.. S, NJ A.
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|ERPEN'rs INTHE DOVES NEST, is the
title of Il little pamphlet written by the
Rev. John Todd, upon the sub
Jet of child murder, in plain, delicate
manner that would not offend the most
fastidious mind. It's a lamentable fact
that such Il work should be needed, and
it is to be hoped that it will do much to-
wards putting o stop to this rapidly i'll
creasing evil. Ice IL shepard, Boston,
publishers. Price-paper covers, ID cts;
cloth, 50 cts. Sent, postage prepaid, on
recent of price
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4 New and Granl Epoch In Medicine.

DIX MAGGIEL Is the founder Of new aIeical sys-
ten. The gaantitarians, whose vast internal doses
enfeehie the stomach and parayGo the bowels, must
appetite, with from to two OF his extraordinary
Pills, and cures the most tiralent sores with box
of his wonderful and all.hc8ling sase. These
great specifics of the Doctor fast supereeding all
the stercotyped nostrnms Of the day. Extraordinary
cures by Maggci's Pills and Solve have opened the
eyes of the public to the nGicueg Of the $50 ealed3
remedies OF others, anasupon which people have
long blindysdepended. Maggei's Pills not Of the
class that are allowed BY the doaey and of which
every box fail aken creates absolute necessity
another. One or two Of Mas1iei's Pills sufces 10
place the bowels IN perfect oraer. 1e the stomach.
creates apfette, and render tire spirits light aud
bnoyant There $40 gripini arb no react ion in the
form the liver Is Affected its func-
lions are restored; and the nervops syst feeble.
II is invgoroted. This last quality makes the medi
zines very desirable for the wants Of delicate females
ulcerous aud traptiyn diseases are literally cAtin-
sushed by the discnscctant power Of Mag1ets sare.
In fact it is here anneanecd that Maggei's Bilious,
Rs spcptic ard biarrhaa pitts Wess all others
fail. While for Burns. Scalaf, Chill in3x Cuts and
all irasens Of the skin MaGviefs lye is infaliibe.
Said try j. M.aGlEr. II Pine Streea New ork; by
HALL q sCHMUckER in Tiptaa, and all drug
gists at Is cents per box. sI8n39 @s
''CouNTERFEITs' rny no Naggiel Pills n
salsey With Aitle pamphlet inside the hox. They
bogus. Tao genuine have name Of J HEdoek en- box
with name Of Il. MaggielM N. d. The &c ussne have the
Fill sarrounled wfth 4 bite powder" s
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Z
FAILED TO ArPEAR.-Frccman T..
Smith, who was up before the last De-
cembcr term Of tho District Court,
charged with stealing buggy, and was
granted a new trial; and who, through
the eNertinnko Of his friend and legal adj
wiser, J. T. Rice, was released from Jail
under, five hundred dollars hondsto ba
at tho present term of court, did not
make his appearance. This little piece
of forgetfulness on his part, we arc in
formed, will prove disastrous to his
friend, but will increase the school fund
to the amount of five hundred dollars.
Andrew J. Swangcr, another worthy
who was requested to appear at this term
OF court and show cause why the penal
ties Of the law should not DO metcl out
to him, and was required to give bail
in the sum Of seven hundred dollars for
said appearance, concluded that 1t was
not best TO 60 to law about trines, there
fore he skedaddled, leaving his friends 10
pay into the school fund the above men,
toned sum, for friendships sake.
Leonard Beck, indicted for keeping
gambling house, and knowing from
nittcr experience that too much law,
though y may be justice, isunprofitablc,
travelled Tor parts unk nown, leaving
his friends TO see that d i've hundred
dollar bail bond be satisfied. -
Thus it will be seen that these ncn
in leaving the county, have caused N
De raised for the purposes Of feducation
the sum Off scvcntcen hundred dollarss
at the same time, making IT aundesissbl
Tor them 70 seturns cor some time ID
come. VerilS their Leave taking is not
much to be rcgr6ttNl.ess
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Proceedings OF the Monument As
p ISOLATION rs

q *. "'A'
Pursuant to call Of the President,
the Cedar County Soldiers Monument
Association convened in the Office Of tho
County Clerk, June Ith, at o'clock p.
III. The President being absent, on
motion of il. Il. Sweet, John Letl was
unanimously chosen Chairman pro tcna.
Rev. Il. L.tsweet stated the object of
the meeting: The following report was
presented NV the Treasurer, Hon. Wm.,
II. TuthiIts
Tho TreasNlsr u the Cedar County soldiers
Monnruent Association world respectfully
port, thate tho amount of cash now in his
hands, consistiasof indtyidual con- trilutions,
Is 81 $3.50, aud That the sames ~; copt rihutcd
IN the crAf tosynSh ipS Of I'll cot IA as fol-
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

a gentleman Who suffered for Years from
Nervous Debility. Premature Decay. anu aA
the effects of youthful indiserctioa, Will ,1orthe
sake of suffering humanity, send frca 10 All
who need ii, the recipe and directions fog wax
ing the simple remedy by which h" was cured.
sufferers wishing to profit by the advertisers
expcficncp can do SO lgy aldrts%ial". in perfect
confidence, JOHN X. 1Hths$,
n2Iysa .,afa Cedar street, Nov 0rk.
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FEsTIvAL.-A Strawberry and lee
Cream Festival will be given at Sim
mons Hall, in Clarenee, on Friday ev-
ening, 14th inst. A general good time
IS. anticipated All are invited to at
tend.
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Republican County Convention.

Republican County Convention.
Ml-T The Republican County Conven-
ton met at The court house yesterday,
R su te cat ri the GeR1falt dfo9wpait=
ehaIs, and VIM. 2. Eat tor, of Clarence,
andsE. Macy, Of 'sprfngdaie, were ap-'
pointed secretaries 49,
A committc was chosen to select del
egatcs to the State Convention, and dur
ing their absence" the following resolu-
ton was introduced and unanimously
adopted:
Hesp,reH, That the delegates selected
to. r<jresent1 this. coiInty in the State,
|aRcplfblican sConventftni, to lie held at
Des Moincs OH the 10Th inst, he and are
hereby instructed to cast the vote Of
this county i'm said Convention for Hon.
+. w. Cuttell for candidate for Governor
of the State of Iowa. e5 rrs s+~7vae.
/ Tho Coinnlitteeon Delegates reported
The following list Of delegates to the
State Convention, which was adopted:
w III Tuthill, J w Stanton, w p
Wolf, j. IL Pound II A Gates, u O But
ton, J DeWolf, A b Cornwall, j Jen-
nings, K Cover NJ + Rigby, } keisler.
a ID Miller. Il A Gray, JDavis, Nv Roll
Inns, j Smith, p Il Clark, IL { Loomis,
Thos Gray, > : Daniels. .~-~"@ 80 ~ =
Tho following resolution was intro
duced and unanimously adopted:
r WHBEEAS the temperance rcforma-
ton is engaging, and ought to engage
the attention OF the people OF Iowa,
thercforc, n 10
Rc&o1;ed, That the delegates appoint
cd by this convention to be held at @Des
Moincs, on the 10Th day of June, 1867,
be aud are hereby instructed to use their
best efforts for the promotion of the tenn
perAnce cause. s4ss-
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J. f. BOYNToN & Co. have recently
received a large lot Of fresh groceries.
and purchasers will now ind their stock
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snspect fully submitted.

~ VIM. II. TuTHILL, Treasurer.
Upton June ath 1867. . ME@ sAs
Tln following resolutions were, pre-
schted BY Judge Tuthill, and We're
Unanimously adopted: sa& =
Reso,rc,A, 'fhat public celebration Of
the laying OF the corner stone Of the
Cedar County. Soldiers Monument BE
held at Upton, on the 4th day Of. July
next. ~. -
Rcso'rcd, That VIM. II. Tutlih, Geo.
w. Smith, Il. l.. Sweet, j. L. Kennedy,
and CT. Sheldon, be appointed II Cpln-
mittccof Arrangements to. prepare and
arrange the necessary ceremonies for the
occasion, and to. invite such speakers
and guests to participate therein as they
may deem expedient.
. l.. l.. Sweet moved that Judge Tut
hill OH behalfof the Monllment Asso-,
respectfully request the Board
of Supervisors to loan the town of Tip
ton enough money to construct II suita-
bic fence about the Monument Square;
said money tosbe returned to the county
rs soon as itscan be raised by taxation.
Carried. "a sass 4ss #sa
On-motion, the Association adjourned
to meet ut the call of the President III
,s JOHN LElYH, Pres. pro tenn. :
j. II. KENNEDY. See
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cert ut the Congregational church, next
Sabbath evening. All are invited te
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Me- The Treasurer ofthe Cedar Co.
Saldiers, Monument Association would
respectfully ack nowledge the receipt OF
the following sums, since the 10th ult
Joseph Hencks, Linn township, $500
il. G. Loemis, Farmington tp.,s 500
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wsHALDEy IS daily Hiding to his
stock Of groceries, keepingft up tdthe
standard and the demands of ). his cas-
toners. e* f# & *@@
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DIED,

- DlED, a8
IN Center townshin May 3Ist, 1887, HowARp.
infa plg son Of j.. and Il. Pemberton; aged
months and 10 days. a -
Scarcely had his ellfobecn siyelg !.
Ere God stretched out his rms
And took him up to Heaven.
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I &c RIGBy, Co Sup't.
4 -

cral Of these nimblc footed varmints
are nightly seen in the vicinity Of Wea-
ver's mill. They have been pursued by
men Oh horseback, armed with deadly
weapons. Thewolves were badly fright
end by the discharge of the deadly
weapons, but "naryn one was brought
TO repent his lamb stealing propensity.
Three lambs were killed by these wolves
on last Sunday night. Some expert
.cnccd hunter can increase his green
lacks by obtaining the forelocks OF those
wolves and presenting them to the
County Clerk, besides doing Il great ia
vor to the farmers.
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WEATHER. aaeLxFors the past
'nree days we have had as Warm x1pxEinr
weather as can be Wished for, tho SUI,
mas poured his rays nron thc corn fields
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Proce cdings Of the Town Council.

JUNE 3D.. 1856. z
Council met ut Mayors Office at tim e
Of regular injecting. Present-Wm.
Elliott, Mayor; $. l.. smith, Recorder;
Boynton, Sweet, Focht and Dean, Trus-
Minutes "t previous meeting read by
the Recorder and approved.
An ordinance referring to the collcc-
ton of taxes was presented by the attor-
ncy and on motion of Mr.. Sweet, refer
rcd 10 committee on ordinances.
= l.. Smith then rendered his rcsg-
nation Of the Office OF Recorder, and also
of the offices of Attorney and Fire " al
den: and OH motion, the matter was laid
on tAs Table. a.4..a.. --sezs
op-5el0tion, Mr.. Sweet was elected
Rec derPro tenn.
OF notion, tile bill Of O;,rll 4 Null
ford, for Sl4,5O, was allowed, and Re-
cor'lcr instructed to issue ;an order for
the same. 81
ON motion, Tie Dill Of s. L. Smith, Tor
$1,000, was allowed; $3.50 of which is to
he crcditc,ion poll list.
On motion, the bill of Town of Upton
vs.. Field, for costs, was allowed.
z On motion, council adjourned for two
weeks. @#a
WM. ELLIOTT, Mayor.
4 l.. l.. SWEET, Recordex4fo tenn.
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pA- Read the advertisement headed
Agents Wanted. e Itis good oppor-
tunity to make money. ,~.s, ~
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] MoRRoM4II xcKsrETN At the residence
Oft L.. Vail, Esd. on the evening OF June 9TH
1857. by the Rev.C. s. Harrison, Mr.. William
ii. Morrow. anT Au4s oIillie Hacksteen, both
Of Upton. No cards
The hsppy couple have our sincere congratsl-
lations ana sbest u bhes for tli>i hlea,rc vel
May you ever be happy as torday,
May you know naught Of sorrow;
But may pleasures increase upon your way,
w At each succeeding morrow.
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pen- III there are any schools ia Cedar
county without teachers, the officers of
the same will please inform the Super
intendent Immediately.
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= - 'A 49, 4sse1d' tgA4NEsNs# IA
General Agent c. II. Meesuntck 4 BID. !
Dear Sir: Ii took one ~ McCormick's
New Mowers On trial thTs,sgk ne selson, with
champion Mower, having theprivilcSe ofkeep-
sing the one that gave the ben satisfaction.
tried them both witlLa dynam0meter, worked
them on rough And noUth Eround, and In all
kinds Of grass. kept the Mccormick and re-
turned the Champion. think that the McCor-
mick is the very best newer Ievcrsaw,
Yours truly, au faJQHN SfIOBE.
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coURr.-Thc Cedar District Court is
now in session, Hon. j. Scott Rich
man presiding. There arc in attend
ance several attorneys from abroad,
among whom we notice District Attor-
ney Scott, Col. l. NJ. Preston, Hon. N.
Il. Smith, I'D II. Cook, Sam'l III. Fairall,
'Ienr, O'Connor; and several others
whose namcs VIC have not learned. 44z
Up TO This time the following eases
lave been disposed Of:
T.. a. Gates VI Willard Rollins, action
for five acres Of land; submitted to
tourt-decidcd in favor Of plaintiff. =.
VA Bennett vs. I, S Marvin; jury
trial, verdict for plaintiff.
Wells Spitrr vS John Dcnison; jury
trial; judgment S63 for plaintiff, and
he also pays the costs.
Ad,Uc Y HcaEliiEs t0n xslJ lin Heath
ington, divorce. ~ l. Smith appointed
commissioner to take testimony and re-
port to Court. r.. s@
Dania Mnhett vs. Geneva Mofiett,
same; NJ yet no action taken on report.
Next week we hape " be ablSst6 give
correct list Of all the eases tried and
the result thereof.
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tTH OF JrI.Y.--Nc are to have cclc-
hration in Upton, OH the 4th of July,
rs will be seen BY reference to- the pro-
cccdinrs Of tho Monument Association.
This is to be Il public demonstration in
which all the people ef=ti.e co.nty arc
expected to participate, and none should
fail to attend. Next week we will pub
lish the transactions of the Committee
of Arrangements, and such other mat
tcrs as may bc. Of general interest.