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White Pine Oompound
The White Pine Compound.

at was early in the spring OF "a that this
compound was originated. a member OF NV
tissnniiy was aInicted with an irritation OF the
had for some months previous Thought mat
a preparation having for Its basis the inside
bark OF white pine might be so Compounded
as to be very useful in diseases OF tie throat
and lungs. To test the value of It In the case
ailaded 70, ! Compounded q small quantity
OF the medicine that I had been planning,
andgaye It In teRspoonful doses. Tho result
was exceedingly gratifying. Within two
ed, the cough subsidized end a speedy cure
was effected. Soon after this, sent some to
9 lady In L5 S \; H, who had been
occasioned ky a sudden cold, and had raised
mucous streRked with blood. She soon found
ten ounces of It, and got well. j. b Clarke,
Esq, editor of the Manchester Daily Mirror
made trial of, the same preparation In the
case of severe cold and was cured irannedI-
Rtely. HewRs so highly pleased with the re-
sales, II placed before the pubic fiiaf he
finally pursuaded me TO give II a name, and
send 1t abroad 10 benefit the suffering. IN
November, 1855, 1 dfat advertised ft under
the name of white Pine Compound, IN two
years from that time there had been whole
lars worth, where 1t took the lead OF All the
cough remedies In the market, and q stiIi
maintains that position There Is good rea-
In Its naturei ts warming to the stomach aud
pleasant wtthal TO the taste, and is exeeed-
aAs a remedy for kidney complaints the
white Pine Compound stands unriYaled. If
Wa nor originated for that purpose but q
PeIS2,n m using II for COUGH was not only
cured OF the cough, but was also cured al a
i ESldney al1nculty OF ten years standing. Since
LnaI tlccluental discovery many thousands
have used 1t for the same oonpIainf sI1TI
have been completely cured" > t'-4N
,e 5ne apove was written by. Dr.. Poland. in
~; 5lnce then as In Manclie5fer 1I1a
E MniLs Compound has taken the lead al an
49, As well prepara Hon S5-
S9 yiIiage and hamlet thrnnrhoIIt fIIe,
Is ft Is effecfual 500 Etedls&t1t 70 take
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RIVER NEws.-The river was rising
slightly last evening, the pier marks in
dicating seven feet and nine inches. The
weather through the day was mild,
though cloudy and with promise of
more rain.
The Bayard and New State passed mp
for Pittsburgh on Saturday morning.
The Express left at II A. N. Tor Parkers.
burg. The r. II. Hudson had an excel.
lent trip of freight for Cincinnati, get
ting of about on Pm The St. Charles
and the Belle Vernon passed down on
Saturday afternoon. The Grey Eagle
was the Pittsburgh packet for Parkers.
burg on Saturday night. The Rebecca
came into port early yesterday morn
ing. The Maggie Hays, from st. Louis,
came in at the Washington AIill,s land.
ing yesterday afternoon, with one hun
dred tons of pig iron for the Norway
Company. The Sunfsh and Steuben-
vile packets were running as usual
yesterday.
To'day's packets: Ingomar, for Pitts
burgh, att a. M Rebecca, for Parkers.
burg, at IL a. NJ; Bayard, for Parkers-
burg, at9P. n.
The popular Cincinnati packet Major
Anderson, Is due here to-day.
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Now Is THE TINE TO GETA BARGAIN.
AT Blond d BaohmRn's will be found
complete assortment of Ladies' Gus.
tom made Shoes, embracing all the
newest styles, which they are offering
very low.
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DISEASES OF nIpRUDENCE.

When the misguided and imprudent VIOLA
~ OF pleasure finds that he has fIuhibed tho
seeds OF this painful disease IL too often hnI-
pens that an ut-timed sense of SHINE az
dread OF dtscoVeTy deters him from applying
to those, who 1nOm education and rtsTlecfae
bility, can alone befrIend him, delaying tJj
the constitutional symptoms OF this hnrTi
dlsease make their appearance, such as uIc,
rated sore llroQts dleased nose, noctuTliA
pains in tho head and limbs dimI,ess al itsht
deafness, nodes on the shin-bones and afins
blotches on the head, face and exfremiiieeI
progressing with ,GlghtfuI rRpidityt TIL al
last the palate of the month or the bones
ofthe nose fnll in, and the victim or ms
awful disease becomes hOrTid Object )
COMMUNICATION, TIL death puts period tohlg
dreadful sunertngs, by ssending him 10 isthat
NndlscoVeLed Country nom whonee nn
1tisa MELANCHOLY FACT that thou-
sands fall victims TO this terrible isease oyS-
ing 10 the un6ktl1ulnesS of ignorant pre-
tenders, who, BY the uEe of that DEADLY
FOLSOM MERCURY, ruin the Constitution
and mako the residue of life miserable
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YOUNG MEN

especially, who have become the victims oi
Solitary Vice, that dreadful and destructive
habit which annually sweeps TO an untimeiy
grave thousands OF Young Men or the most
excellent talents and brilliant intellect yghC
might otherwise have entranced lisfenins
Senators with the thunders OF eloQuenca. or
walked to ecstacy the living Tyre, may call
with full cOnfidenol4
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BEAUTIFUL Rocking Horses at the
Holiday Goods Bazaar of d. Nicoll q
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& OHIO R.R. COMFY

WHEELING, November 2Sth, 1865.
PASSENGER TRAINS WILL Run BY
~ the following schedule on and AFTER the
oOth dag OF November, IS6S-wheelIng time.
EXPRESS TRAIN
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0LreGttetIdqetfers
new Advertisements

MONDAY MORNING. DECEmBER 2
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ATTEND THE NATIONAL BUsEEss
CoIIEGE' UNION HALL, MAIN ST.,
TERMS PAYABLE M ADvAECE.-For the
full course in Bookkeeping and Pen
manship, including the English Bran
ches If desired, $40. Students can COM
plete the entire course evenings alone.
Rooms open from to u A. M, 2to 4
and q to p. NJ, For further informa-
tion call at College rooms, or address
s. I. MCCOY, Principal.
Wheeling, ". Pa.
FoR Fine Bibles, Hymn and Prayer
Books. for the Holidays, go to a. w.
PAUL & Co.'s.
aJusuPEH TAR Soap cures cnapped hands
saltEhepm, pimples. and all cutaneous af-
Iections, rendering the akin soft and smooth.
by
sis CAswELL; HAZARD CO.,
Sold by all Druggists. my4-Mo. Th. d&w
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OYERsEERs OF THE PooR.-The regu-
lar monthly meeting ofthe overseers of
the Poor was held at the Court House
on Saturday at 10 O'Clock A. n. Daniel
hurry, President, Bruner J.W., Ele-
fritz s. J., Gering a., Maxwell j. c.,
and Wallace Robt., answered to their
names atrol1 call.
On the reading of the minutes, they
were signed by the President.
The following monthly reports Of
OVerseers were read and approved |;
Report:ofS s. j. Elefritz, Webster town
ship, for $l4 e1pended; j. C. Maxwell,
of Liberty, for 81 05; j. w. Bruner, of
Richlapd, (for September, October and
November S54 20; A.GeriDR, OF Union,
for S35! James Long, OF Centre, for
ga %; Daniel hurry, OF Washington,
for $37 so.
The bills of j. q. Maxwell for S225
and of Robert Wallace for 81 20, ex-
pended in the purchase OF coal for the
poor, were approved and ordered to be
paid from the contingent fund.
The bill of Geo. W, Nichols for $3.50,
expended in sending away pauPer,
was approved and ordered to be paid
from the contingent fund.
s President hurry presented tho receipt
of Catherine w. Starks for 5000, infull
of allowance granted her byN--
under an order OF the Circuit Court of
Ohio county. Ordered that the same
be filed.
President hurry presented full
report OF the distribution of the contin-
gent fund from July ], 1867 up TO date,
amounting TO sc. 574 20; also of miscel-
laneous expenditures from July /, 1867,
to date, amounting to 1928 81. Said re-
ports were read and placed upon file.
Moved by Mr.. Maxwell, that the
Board be allowed one half the amount
ofsalHry and per centage due the past
years services. Carried.
On motion of Mr.. MaEwell, the Board
adjourned to meet on Thursday the
3lst day OF December, ut 10 o'clock, A. N.
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zoErRoPE, or Game of Life, Myriop.
ticon, Panorama of the Rebellion, &C.,
at the Holiday Goods Bazaar OF d.
Nicoll q Bro. 9si sl t 2
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u LARGE ARG variety Of New Games at
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MARRIAGE.

reflect that sound mind and BODY ara liz,
bal happiness. Indeed, without fheSe me
journey through life 6ecomesI weary pill
grtmaSe; the prospect hourly darkens 10 Lho
view, the mind becomes shRdowed With de-
spair and hIled with the melancholy refiec
ton that the happiness of another -beCoIno
blighted with our own. =
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TOURISTS cases4Portfolio cheausr
Boards-Chess and Games innumer-
able at PAUL s. Co.'s.
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BEAUTIFUL Gold Pens, Pencils and
Writing Desks for Christmas, at Paull's
-106 Main street.
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IRyou need a Fr1ss, SHOULDER BraeeI
or supporter-ando one that is warranted
70 Mt you've advise you to 90 to Ed
mund Bookings or Booking q Miller's
Drug Store, and we are sure You viii
be suited. y 4 lE{
Tnr slzos,-o1e,, - 10 N5.,--.-.
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THE new and exciting game ofaDe-
Iectiye," Gust QUIT at "A. w. PAUL. &
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VAST YOU that inquired for Burton,s
Tobacco antidote ? It destroys all anne
ute for Tobacco and at the same time
aets as tonic. You can get 1t from II,
d. Logan &c Co. or Logan List d Co,
erlce 90 cents. -. =
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GREAT BARGAINS at Blond & Bach
mans, No. 10Z Main street. Mems
Heavy Kip Boots, $500. Boys Kip
Boots, $3.50. Youths Kip Boots, 81, so.
All warranted to be what they are rep
resented. d9 SO *. sts.4te.
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BLOND & BAcHMAN, No. 10Y Main
street, are now selling their Boots and
Shoes atgreatly reduced prices.
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To4s-Games and Books of all kinds.
for old and Young, at a. w. PAUL. s
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EAsT-LEAvEs
Wheeling
daily at.-..10:50 a. IN.
ARRIVES At
Grafton ....--.-. 4.20 pm.
Cumberland.lO:l2 "
Harper's Fly 2:5s am.
Baltimore ..... 6.55 :"
Washington. $40 "
Except sundays.
FAST
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GET some Of Crandall's Building
Blocks at A. w. PAUL. Il Co.'s-youP
children VIII appreciate them.
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HolIday ooOds-head local colutln.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-05-23
JOHN W. swISpRLLs. PUBLISHER.
Itt,Ie Gtnen.

The following heauiifal ani totichihs
posm, Nriiisn ~ hF o. u. fisAher of Ca-
lamhns. GssFgia, u iakTh iTom tLsi sKssl-
lrni Irrielisal 'Its Lad sc i.oEs
lie aIiirT Lopes ilat The following liRss
may snll-.iy as aueh poetry ss truth, far
Ihry aFe Nc ffsFs ihs sole mannheui 10
IlITLE 0lffEN
Oui of tAe fOrsl anj foremost hre-
Out VI the hospital Nails, az diIsi
SmiiisH af ETaps-shel sud ssHgwAe,
lEishlsenlh bsllls, anl A. siKlesnsl ...
SpselIr, such as Nsu seldom see
iillls 0insh, Of Tennessee!
Take him snl wsls0ms The surgeon said
aMurh your doeior can help the irsd'
Anl 50 ne took him aud brought him where
The balm VAS sweet on the summer airi
Aud Es laid him douh On a NholssOn,s he'd,
ullsr Lazarus, heels 10 bead . -.
Weary war With the haied breath,
Skeleton boy agziRsi skeleton iraihi
Months Of taTiure, h1W many such -
Weary weeks " the stick and eFuieh
still CLINT ia the s,sel-blne eye
Spoke Of a spirit that ToadHi diel
And did n't,-nay, more In deaths despite
The crippled skeleton lsdTHsd 10 E0lirl
"DeaF Mo,her, al FIRST, of course, and lhen
"Dear Captain, inquirlng about the 'men,'
Captain ansNsr;l "of eighty aud hTe
Gihen and are len aliVe'
Johnstop 5 pressed aIlhe front, they say,
Little 0ir,n was up anl away
4 tear, his fret, as he bade good bye,
Dimmed the CLINT Of his sieel,blue eyei
"IHWriis UfsJdrcdf There was news ofiishi,
hut none VI Giilsn--he did not wrilslr
I sometimes fancy that when LIN king,
And my eallaui couriiers form ring,
And each 50 lhoughlless of power aud pslf,
And each 20 loyal 10 all but self ......
ia give III. JrsL on. his benltd knee
Yea, barter the rhoie-for the loyalty
or lille GiiIen, OF TENNESSEE
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-05-23

CoTToN.-Wo can already see the
beginning of another arrangement
to take advantage of the necessities
Of planters Of cotton, as has recently
been done with regard to their last
crop. The triggers arc being fixed
to cause n decline in prices about
the time when it is thought tho
planters will be compelled to send
the growing crop to market, and to
let the prices up afterwards, so that
spectators may again have n good
time at the expense of the agricul-
turists But we hope that between
now and the time when the growing
crop is ready for market, means
may be found by which the produ-
GERS will be enabled, in some degree
at lenst, to crcumvent the specula-
tors.-Gdl NeWs. ... .n.-
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rareisn Newell, the Gable.

AN" W ANAN AAutuMAM.
l-oNhoN, Nay a-The Right Hon.
Henry hr0ugham, Lord Br,ugbam
anI NauN emiaIEt LAWYER, ref,rmsr
legislator, anl eN Chancellor az
England, died in his rural retreat,
conness, frsnre. To-day, In t,e 90ti,
Year Of his ase, News Of the event
although his demise Has been looLei
Tor al ahy moment during lhe mast
u" Years, produced a profound
sensation, as the people resllze that
ihe last visible link which connected
lhe pnsent political situation Of tho
country with ref5rm, anti,slave
trade, and freedom of the press asi,
ialion Of 1910 anL 1912, has Lcen
removed at alm0s, a fatal moment
IA lho history or Gr,at Britain.
l.oNhoN, May IL, evening Dis
patches fnnm Cunncss. France, state
that Lord Rrougham died easily.
lilo Iell Into pleasant slumbcr,
from which he never awoko.
NirNNA, May lO.-Tclcgrams re.
ccived yesterday state that the Der,
sccnlion OF the Jews in Jnssy, Ba.
ker, aud other places ia Moldaviu,
has been stopped by the authorities.
Those who were compelled 10 iiy
from their homes have been allowed
to return, Assassins aud desecra.
tors Of graves OF Jews, who pcrpo.
traled their outrngcs almost with
impunily for long time, will here
after b, vigorously punished.
BERLIN, May lO.--Bancrofl, Uni.
ted States cmbasSador. starts TO.
morrow for Baden aud Wurtcmburg.
His object is to meet representations
from those countries and 10 ncgo,i-
ate for an extension of the proyis-
ions Of the National treaty recently
consummaicd between North Ger.
many aud the United States to Ba-
den and Wurtcmburg.
LoNpoS, May IL. Considerable
cXciSmcnt was occasioncd to-day
on receipt oftelcgams from Ashton
undcr'lync, Announcing the break
ing out of n serious anti ti.popery riot
in that city. The rioters paradcd
the streets, sacking houses and out
ragingpeoplc. Several persons wcro
shot. At last accounts the riot had
been suppressed, and the city was
quiet,
PARIS, May 1.-THE Emperor
and Empress were ut Orleans on
Saturday, from which city they re.
turned o.day. Upon their arrival
th2y.wcrc received by the Mayor on
the part of the people in an address
Of welcome. Tho Emperor replied
briefly After expressing his thanks
he said he was happy TO be in city
made sacred by glorious religious
and political memories, and devoted
to active industry. He was sure
that such labors wcrc safe in the
general assurance of peace. The
Bishop of Orleans spoke in reply,
and concluded by invoking bless
ings on the Empcrorand Empress.
BERLIN, May 1.-The Zolverein
Diet on the North German Confcd-
Grafton has adopted the Customs
treaty recently negotiated with
Austria
CoNsTANTINoPLE, May 12.-Tho
Sultan, addressing the new council,
said the time has como when Turk
ish manners must yield to European
civilization. '".-
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Yours, truly,

no A good deal has been said in our
columns recently about the waste
incurred byodriying beeves out of
the State on foot, and in favor of
some more remunerative plan of
disposing of this great source of
wealthas Now. we do not mean to
jest on a. serious subject, but we
think it quite possible that losses of
a pecuniary nature had something
to do with the suicide of Mr.. j, W.
Gwinna a Texas stock driver, at
Alexandra, La, short time since.
The geographical point at which the
life was vielently taken, is rather
suggestive ofthisexplanation. Any
how, we are 10 favor ofthe Gamgec,
or any otherlprocess which will save
Texas from the trouble Of raising
cattle merely for the benefit Of other
States. Our State has been working
too much on that plan in every res
pcct. and it is high time that our
people were beginning 10 wake up,
notonly as regards the development
but the proper disposition Of Their
res0urc. 5. We are IN favor Of living
and letting live; but not at all de-
voted 10 a poiicy BY which Texas
supplies ali the material while 0thei
States reap all the profit
Gal Nors.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-05-23

The organization of the White
Boys in Blue is rapidly extending
over the State of Indiana 1t is an
open and purely political orsaniza-
ton, and is composed exclusively
of soldiers who were in active SER
vice, and are determined to vote for
the principles they fought to main
tain. .----.L..n ~ L.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-05-23

It is with regret that we record
the loss of so valuable a citizen as
DIR. Gid. Lincecum, of Washington
county. The Brenham Banner says
he starts in few days for Tuxpan,
where he expects to reside for the
future. He takes with him his
daughter, Mrs. Campbell, and her
family.-TGalveston News.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-05-23

Thurlow Weed, a Grant man and
a republican. says:
However blatcntly members oil
Congress NAV affect southern negro
suffrage in their speeches, they
know enough to keep negro dele
ratcs out Of the Chicago convention.
Ifnegro delegates appear IN that
convention. not even Gen. Grants
popularity will enable rs TO carry
Indiana.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-05-23

Queen Victoria has engaged an
other German Prince, as q son in
law. His name is Christian Fred
erick, of Denmark, and the victim
is the Princess Louise.
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nsJou WORK. sf all kisd. ss.sstsa
oits ssatas.. aad dispatch.
A0ENTS

a...T.. n q MHAEIoN A Na, Nc, - '"nner
street, Nsa oTlsshs, u a, aTr ihe aAll AtEhnRifti
Assnis IL that riiy, o. obtain snt rli.i snlsffip'
sisns and sArsTtisemrHts inTthr t,aiias lisfAa'
PrTTiSGIlL So, ~ raIk hnss ASs N"iA siis'
c.pt, O. q. fANNG foTi Nefih-
nj. HA~GiNs, Es.is wsAahsShis, iiils q. Heh
N. ". RrkE, Esl., MeaihrTf,Td, Parker -, IrAss-
rATEs A eAGrENFEH, hsFsinT, Nis- t"eeif. lrAss
Isa, H. nISGHAa, EnquiIrT uhrfs Nehlhnsl'
MArFEs A PAsrHAlL, kaaiinan, TsNAs'
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CASH or Country Produce.
NOTICE.

Any OgE who sslis any thing. ~ doss
n any service % any kind fur nan, Eo-
man or child. white Or black On 'zs nerostafs
Nithoui express r-IffeH orders fTuip ne,
dses 90 81 his crn perl sud col a. ] WI
not pay any tilis rladt n any suei ysy-
GE0. ". GUESS
AprH q. ls5s-lt
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-05-23

Gen. Rousseau made the trip from
Alaska to Washington in seventeen
days-the quickest trip on record.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-05-23

Il is re7srted that Gen. S B.
Buckner viii soon become the editor
Of the Louisville Courier
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rsaas--,a Aa...ss.
aArss oF ADVEHrisiN.'

On, SsaaTs ftrn lnss a Ihis sfr AIs ~ ca 80 thr
6u,t .aa T5 urnIs f,E rsrk sAtiiianai insrItiaa-
ns-UaT stsrsr ~ ahnaaHfiGe fsseiasir -
stats % nisiIici aanrs s sla, ana hltunls - fu-
nast sanss " ~, payable iasAitslAy sAsA 'hs
saseahrssrnt 10 raatr-
nsfhs al.sss aAsrTii,inE rates are In 0uFFrnfF,
st.ris T.fsiaai 81 lie msIkri Fainf.
na- Nhasi, ~ prsAau0 ~ Ahs Aihl ihet ~ 90
s.s .sss al iLs isi usTksi pIies, Or al aaus 10
shis onhcs.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-05-23

The Atlantic Gable, contrary TO
general expectation, seems less La
bic to interruption than the shorter
lines of submerged telegraph, Four
of the FIVE lines connecting Eng
land with France and Belgium. have
lately been broken by temPestnous
weather and among the very short
lines. that across the Ohio River
above Louisville. has been DESTROY
ed by fash Of lightning.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-05-23

The New York Ti1Dtns says the
Chicago election Is "a erumb of
comfort to fbe Democrats The
Boston Posf SAYS hey WI take
eruusbs now, bat intend % have The
whole loaf In November.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-05-23

Iowa has a population of over a
million. ".-
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SUPREME ClU1T-CRanaEas.
DecisiOns.


Judge Cariozo rendered the following decisions
yesterday
Cathariq.e WandeU u.s. Richard VdndeH.-Report
confirmed and Judgment Of divorce granted. Gus
tody Of children awarded to plaintiff.
charles G.. Weber Is. Louisa Weooer.-Mrs.
Weber swears that the evidence against her il
irue but she does not deny the charge OF adultery.
The motion should, therefore, be Denied but IL may
berenewed upon further papers II she can positively
deny the charge.
the ohio ana Mississippi Railroad Company u.s.
KdssOn et dl.-The items OF damage were, think,
allowable. The exceptions should be Overruled and
judgment granted.
White Ds MIttOon-Order settled.
johnson as. DeckeD.-The molten Ia denied with
out prejudice. The costs TO abide the event.
hichdyds BUtcleT ct di.-MOtion Denied with
on. costs and without prejudice.
IN me Matter Of The Application or booming, m,
Gc.-Order granted.
Entnlo1as Ds. AdS0r0uck et dL-Notion denied. s.
costs to abide event OF action.
The following decisions were yesterday rendered
by Judge JONES'
Hasfins as. Enens Ell dL--Commsson TO issue
stay Tor ninety dlys.
Barnes 81 al. as. AmeS 81 0l.-The defendants show
no title to the name OF "Gayetty,n winch they use.
For tais reason the motion must be denied, with
leave TO renew upon further papers showing that
they have any right to The name.
BY Judge Tappan.
TIE People DC, or Ne,0 FORK, &c rel Butler rs TIE
Motion denied, with $40 costs, without prejudice TO
renewal OF application.
zane common ps. Thomas Connor.-Motion granted
for