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The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1870-12-29

TnE first number Of the Young Folks
Rural 10 received. II is . fne looking
sheet Of eight pages. full Of entertaining
matter good stories, Dialogues and pieces
for school exercise, pictures, etc. II is
designed to cultivated taste for Rural life.
81 per yesr; single numbers ten cents
Published by II, N. F. Lewis. Chicago, III.
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Mes,rs. H.lfricb 4 Brov.r morch,n

Messrs Helfrich 4 Brewer. merchants
at B'nncr'illc. present tho compliments Of
the season 10 heir friends and customers.
sr' r'rn their thanks for the largely in
- sed patronage during the past year,
"Ld PROM. ''"h extra facilities and ad.
d''ional energy to make their stock the
coming year still more ettractive in all
departments.
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VALUABLE TESTIMONY FRox ABROAD
Vincent Lundburg OF Stockholm, Physi.
c'sn-in'Chiefto the King of Sweden. re-
eommsnds Halls Vegetable Sicilian Hair
Remover for the scalp and for the hair.
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Terms for 1871.

-Four copies, one year,. "
Five copies, ono year, aud an extra copy
TO the parson aetting up the club,
making six copies,.,.. ..,,,,.,,.,,,,lt %
Eight copies, ono year,sud an extra copy
10 tho person getting up the club,
making nine s.........,,,,.,,,, q 90
Eleven cvpies, enc yoar, and an extra
copy 10 the person getting up the club,
mssins awsws copies, ;,ii,,.,..;,i,; a., :. ~
will be sent one year on receipt of so W.
Godsy's Lsdys Book sndAfthur's Homo Msg.
arine will 10 sent one year on receipt Of - on.
Godey's Lady's BOOK and The Chiidrsn's Hour
will bs sent one year on receipt OF " 80,
Godey's Ladyis Hook, Arthurs Home Msga.
fine, and Childrsn's Hour wiil DO sent on receipt
OF o5 o.,
sS-rhs money must all be sent at ono time for
any Of the clubs, aud additions may bs made TO
clubs at club ratss
How TO RENir.-In rsmmittins BY Mail, q
PosT OSSox ORDKk on philadelphia, or Q Di al
on Philadslphia or Mes York, payable TO the
order of l.. A. uodsy, Il prefsIa bs 10 bank notes
II y Draft or q Postolnes order cannot 10 pro,
cured, send Unitsd States or National Bank
Notes.
Addrsss I. A. 0ODEY,
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TIE boys are having q good time ,hi.
week skating. The ice on the creek and
ponds is in splendid condition. and the
weather just cold enough to make tb. boys
'urn up their noses at furs and overcoats
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DoS'r DYs, but use a bottle or two Of
that incompatible article known ~ Ma
Irns's HAIR REsroRArivI. 1t makes the
head feel so good. Sold everywhere.
See advertisement.
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ave Won't go home till morning" 1. now
the fsvorits song with tho young blood. Of
this place.
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Wslearn that large number Of hands
will bo put to work in the ore bank. al the
Furnace early in the spring.
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RKv. ALnEnr Barnes, ono Of the most
widely known and best loved Of American
dirines. died in Philadelphia lost Saturday
in the 12d year of bi, age. ..
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TnR old sdsse that "when the days begin
10 lens.hen the cold begins to strengthen"
IL confirmed.
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WisrnR has set in with the waters lower
In tbs vicinity than they have been At this
ss'son of the year for many years past.
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"THE AOaNING GLORY
Lithsosij. Patent I~srs,sd Bsso
COAL. STOVE.

In this p.'tcrn ~ rHI Moasixa eLss,,
'cveral new aud Important fealutrs hsN.
been omholied. which onu only BE- sean 4.
he admired This new s.svo il wade az
'.rely ~ sast iron. 30 h,ted ss'e eleartiat'
hot can bs mtde with sGcet.i iron MS,
section Nhen preferred by tie purchase.
lis ornamental hnirh is drsrcry. nskiusa
= hsnl.ose pit'c = furnjtu-,. far ao,s -
shan any stove hetettfjrs made. I,s ~
ernsl construction, tho1gA rsscmil a.
aons " the former pattern, oi rhs Morals
Glory il quite different. hslinR 1t H.,s
!urab,c. snl far less difficult to he rcrair,-
The cA-liugs are Of tss highest order. nAli,
'qual'us he knest eI.iIsgs made ia IS
soup.ty.
Among ths many ADvNvrlay. 10 tl.us
q the Morning Glory are the following -.
g.. Continuous Burning. .. Quality oi -
Heat 3. Ventilation lhrouss tL, sts,.
/. Auti.pust Slove. ~. t,.sse Of e.,
y. EsoIouy Of tael.
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IIiSLoS, the murderer Of little Mary
mohrnnn, will be hung on Wednesday,
February lst.
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!oss wASAxAKER rpent 100000 in
advertising last year, and added to bis
cspiial 81. 100000.
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TnE school teachers Of this county arc
insiiiuting at Freeburs this week.
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THr United Brethren are st present hold
tua n protracted meeting in this place.
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DIED.

In New Berlin. 81 inst, Mrs. Sarah Ba.
trem, formerly Of this place, aged IS years,
3 months and 81 days.
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Tur ice houses in this place are now
h.ing Glled with q superior article ofise.
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I ETTERS OF ADMINISTRATION uppn III,
] estate WttSnS kAturoN, late " PER-,
township, deceased, having Teen granted IT, a.,
undctsignci, all lersons showing themselve
indebted to TIE estate are requested To- mak,
and thnse having claims against III,
same, will present them 10
THOMAS RATHFOS,
Admipistrator.
Ferry township, September 27, ls1O,
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MARRIED..

On the 22d inst. by Rev. J. p Shindcl.
John $. HI, 6 and Miss Tillie y. Kerchner,
both Of juniaia comfy.
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TOWN AND COUNTRY.

We wish all our rsacers q happy New
year.
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Universal Clothes wrihgcr

Improved with RowRtL's PArRSr DorRiv COO
WHEELS, ani the PATgNr STor, nrs now un.
qucsiinnnhly far superior to any apparatus tor
washing clothes ever invented, AMI will save
their cost twice year, 10y saving labor snl
clothes
Those who have used them give testimony n,
follows:
1--WE like our machine much; couli not hc TOR.
suaded to do without II and with the aid Of Doty
We feel that we nre masters ot the pOsiiUn."-
Rev. l.. scott. Bisrop VI. =. Church
"In the laundry oimy house there l. rcrpct.
ual thanksgiving on Monday for the invention ~
Rev. Theodore L. Cuylor.
every week has given II n stronger hold upon
tho affections Oi the inmates Ut the laundry."--
y. Y. observer
81 heartily commend II To economists of time,
money, and dcontentment."-Rev. Dr Bellows.
"Friend DOty-lour last improvement Of your
Washing Machine IL n complete success. NJ
sure You our Machine after years use is
thought Oi more to-day than ever, AMI would not
te parted with under any citcuunstances."-
Solon Robinson.
Tho y. y. Weekly Tribune. OF Dec. rs, 1869, in
answer to n correspondent, says: "Of WRsho,s,
there Is mono To be compared with Doty''"
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4 (NLOSlNG PRICES or DEHANES & BIO
" ~ south Cd street, Philadelphia.
Three O'Clock, z. NJ, December "a 1870

:, :. TVTN'N
U ). 80 Year per cent. ty..........llUl. u llOI.
pnIi' ''''''''''''.''''.'..''. spllp4
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Union Pacific u. X. lst NJ. Bonds. ..a5 EtsOb
tfn'rs! Paclnc u. X ................p4J shbO
Union Pacific Land Grant Bonds. coo iIo1O
November Coupons bought same a. Gold.
We are prepared to furnish with promptness
United states Revenus stamps. The follow ing
rates of commission are allowed:
On s?5 and upwards, per cent
w FlVV s.s.ssss..s..ss.h .h
ou wv - ..,..,..,.......A
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4 AAZZS
x IN VEGETABLE SiClLlAR
&SA HAIR
suakaal' REVIEWER.
ITS EFFECT is
MIR A Q UUOU s.

"a perfect and wondrnul article. Cures
baldness Makes hair grow. A better dressing
man any "oii' or 'pomatum." Softens br,shy
dry and wirv hair into beautiful siiksn tresscs.
But, above all, lhe great wonder Is the rspidity
Win which II restores GRAY HAIR TO ITS ORi.
NAL toLoR.
The whitest and worst looking hair resumes
W youthful beauty by Its use. II does not dye
the hsir but strikes ut the root and nils IL with
new lie and coloring matter
lhe hrt application will do good You will see
the NATURAL CoLom teturnatng every day, and
BEFORE SOY KNOW IT.
VIII lie gene, giving place to iustrous, shining
Ask tor Halls Siciiiiau Hair Rene yer, no
other Is at all like II In effect.
zee that each bottle has our private Govern.
ment stamp over the top o the bottle; all others
are init itions.
For sale by all druggists. Dec In.
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I 9. BURKHART,

seiin.grove, Snyd,t Go, Psn"s.
Keeps copsisn'ly en- hard large AMI
well made assortment of Tin. Sbsstiroa
ware. Stsvcs 80. he
He is Ages, !,r The following named
articles.
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THE BARLEY SHHAr.'

Aah-DU., I,r. TINT Cookino S,ssA.
GM Eri,niri Fr--Bo<
for Wood or coat
rsienled May liih, lSJS
We take pleasure in pfri'ov our ss.,.
mert sud the stove Trade. Nsv irst.ClsS
Fls,top, sui wonli c,ll Fs-,,e.!or sus.h..
10 10 many snrsei.s s.s ss.nsS!s .nyrsS.
wsn's
This SioVc hns been carefully tested fvr
several months. and the r--ul,sSNvcpro,sS
80 highly satisfactory, thai several ofssr
u,dc-t snd most experienced sio,e des ere
predict Tor It sale tar Beyond oar at liv
to supply THE season.
S'ldlHJ frOH fie.doors, giyisg fall use -
the hearth.
An dii,uoudl ,lii,'1 ne ov,n, so arranged
a. to give more room in the upper part VI
The oven; ngrest convenience much NEEDED
Thc oren is nearly as wid, al ne top
atthe hearth line, which not only inerss's@
the size but will be recognized 80 srsAf
ade0nioys ~ sst,pq.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-17
COITRT NOTES.

In the case of Laura B. Mallory against the
Travellers Insurance Company Of Hartford, Conn.,, to
recover the amount OF policy upon the life Of her hus-
band who was found dead under railroad bridge, the
Jury AWARDED the plaintiff g. 900 and interest
In the case of John Flynn agt. The Hudson
River Railroad Company, reported yestcrday Judge Van
Brunt held that the dummy engine might have been
by deceased in time for him to get of the track
and as he did not 1t. he guilty of eontr1butoy
negligence. Complaint dismissed.
The case of Paul Halsey and Patrick Nc
Gnniss Inspectors OF Election, charged with permitting
citizen to vote twice. adjourned On account Of the
absence Of material witness Michael ST. George In.
speotOr Of Election in the IXth District OF the First
Ward charged with allowing persons to register Illegally,
gave bail in IS, 900 to answer.
James Dunn, charged with obstructing, on
election day United states officer in the discharge OF
his duty examined before u g. Commissioner Wins
INV John A. Sherman the Deputy Marshal I'm question,
deposed that he chasing runaway repeater In the
Sixth District VI the Tenth Ward and the accused as
sanited him with his sts and clnched with him, thus
enabling the repeater tO get away. Adjourned.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-17
RECOVERY OF STOLEN GOODS.

The clothing store of J. ID. Bogg & Co., at
No 2s5 Hudson-st., broken into early yesterday
morning and robbed Of goods valued at 1900. For some
months past the Twenty eighth Precinct Police have
been closely watching the store Of receiver OF stolen
goods on Sixth ave. Yesterday morning Capt heDo-
nald who was the post Of observation, accompanied
by Detective Laycraft, observed standing before the
door of fence" large express wagon, hlled Win
very Heterogeneous OF clothing Dashing out
of their hdngpace the Captain and his aid endesvored
to arrest thievcs but the latter jumped into their
wagon, whipped up the horse, and drove at RAPID
rate up sixthave Turning the corner OF Ninth the
warnn nearly upset and the thieves abandoned their
plunder fed in different directions and escaped Ia the
wagon was found almost all the clothing taken from
Ioggs Co. Later in the day Capt. Mcdonald arrested
Robert Wade alias McQuade, alias "Robby tue WeiHh-
man" OF the thieves and brought him before Jus
tce Shandley at the jefferson Market Police Court.
Wade had in his possession stockings which very mue
resemblcd those stolen from BOggs Co, but partner
In the firm not being able 10 positively as 10 me
property the magistrate compelled to discharge the
New-York tribune., 1870-11-17
POLICE MATTERS.

There were 10 complaints against policeman,
before Commissioner Bosworth, yesterday Patrolnan
John Mcdonald of the Eleventh Precinct, member OF
the force for but five weeks charged with ntoxica
ton while on duty 1t appeared that he had just been
graduated from class Of instruction at Police Head
quartz rs and clatcd at his good fortune that
he induged III number Of drinks and on his arrival at
the Station House totally unfit for duty IL also ap
peared that Mcdonald IS years old, and therefore
1ve years over age when appointed. Referred 10 the
Board Charges Of intOGcation were also made against
Patrolncn VIM II. Peck and John Keating Of the Eigh
teenth Precinct. The former into the Station
House at midnight the ath inst, apparently under the
influence VI liquor and having a prisoner in charge.
Can't Cameron ordered him tO bed and he went without
Referred to the Board Heating consid
cred the evidence conclusive against him that be
signed.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-17
THE BOURNE WILL FORGERY.

The trial of Charles A. B. Bergeman for the
forgery OF "a viii bearing the name Of John Philip
Bourne OF East New-YOrk, deceased continued be-
fore Judge McCuc in the City Court Of Brooklyn yester
day Dr. Christian HOef OF No Is Chrystest., New
York doposed that about two weeks previous TO the
making Of the bogus viii BerSoman asked him he knew
any one who would make WILL and witness referred
him 10 Otto Shchel, whO however, refused 70 have any
to do with the when he found that the 'wil
to be forged. Mira Doretta Wedekind depOsed that
she resided iH East New-YOrk and had known the ae-
cuscd for three years He told her that he had IN
duced sign the Orged w but BE- signed nothing
himself The accused got possession ~ -. ber money,
and then refused To keep his iroJisc of mar
rage c. A. Van Nostrand counselorat aw esthed that
De acted for the prisoner i'll x t,.- the VIII
admitted 10 probate hut didn't know how Il got there
John Hymau testified that in August 1862 be COnverfed
% RCrgCman about the viii, visited him az his house,
and sieed tie document he drew up the will at Bere
mans request Bournc's name had not then been
aached to hut going before the Surrogate 10 give
testimony be found the attached witness received
Instructions from Berccman to thut he knew
Bourne Bourne told him NE intended TO
rut on daughter aud give all to Bergcnan's wife.
judge Thompson testified that he engaged by the
daughter Bourne the fling Of the will. and
that after the ist examination he visited by otto
ArnOus. who told him that the win was forced. Mr..
Hrsch summed up for the defense and Assistant DIS
trCtAtOrney PeJra for the prosecution Ater the The
charge from Judge McCue the jury retired, and up 10
iatc noun had gwen no verdict
New-York tribune., 1870-11-17
GENERAL SESSIONS.

Michael COughln, charged with assaulting
Alfred Williams the RatteTy, and rohbng him of
gold watch and chain. found guilty and sentenced
20 IS in the State Prison. Samuel ii. Lake was
tiled for burglsrosy entering the baggsgehouse Of the
New York depot Of the South de Railroad at the foot of
ROOseycst the night Of Aug q, aud stealing yeral
thousand dollars worth of property from trunks stored
there. W. Mere nant, WatchIuan on yacht NJ
tie next pier testified that about o'clock on the morn
question NE three four men get out OF the
window Of the depot on the pier then get INTO boat Snd
ruddcr OF fcrTYh0at. One or the men hdd
a black UuStaChe Merchant admitted havlnglGentlncd
Lake tie in his examination before the 1nagi5-
'rJte. Other witnesses also identified the prisoner
In defense the prisoner denied the crime, ana Snd ne
had been a policeman. cnd had always borne a go0d
rharrter He als0 denied having confessed that he was
ar.yer thief OF that ne running when arrested.
James hcCaudwen testified that the prisoner was t
hjs house all night tie date OF the occurrence, ana
vs. ulaviug cards with him until O'clock In febu'tal
.3,eT Murphy testified that he Lake on the morn
Ing Of the gary, between II and oClOk gong Io-
Nsrd the Vcltst. Ferry, and followed MN Two
liocls when he lost sight of him. Capt. Allare ana
ticer Mahony that the prisoner was very SUE
picous character, and was watched by the ponce.
The case was given to the jury at late hour
New-York tribune., 1870-11-17
THE COURTS.
THE srAruTE OF LIMITATIONS.

The General Term of the Superior Court
lsteDed TO appeal In the Of Russell d. Miner ag
Annie NJ Beekman and Hugh Crombie. In November
1899, Isaac NJ wooley morgaged his premises In tha'
portion tho Twelfth Ward known as Harlem Commons
20 Leonard W Lawrence to secure debt Of 81 0 paya
hle ON the sd Of November 1899 In May 1872 Wooiey
conveyed these premises, suhect 70 the InOrtSife W
Iuissell d. Miner the plaintiff In November following
proceedings were commenced by Lawrence IN inc apc
Court of Cbanccry to fOrecose his OItgtge' ~ .1
proceedings Miner not made party nor was notiS &
given him. and decree rendered for the SAFE OF to
properly Which was aocordnsy o. TnS igC yowine VIM
Mitahal, Master in Chaneery, exec9teH "a, 9eS Issi
Lawrence conveyed the premises to Isaac 9. kenHah,
who In Nrri 1863 conveyed them to defendants ~ It's IL
claimed that when woocy conveyed the promises ley
Ngere yocauf uuncoscd unimproved. and not actualy
occnpcG a so continued until April 1852 ana wSre VT
Wcoley paid b. Lawrence al the interest dne on t,S
81 nOo Cired thereby from NOveb = 1888, 10 MAY Isl
ton rendered defendargs raj occasions INC
amount due said mortgage to prlcp pal interest," ul9
costs aud demanded posse soon ot the dnortgaSel
pTcuises thai brown could r5ger fnd the first named
defendant in although ne 'c'sEtI she ~as i., anu
avoided seeing him. The Oihc~ de eendant Cr9mbie an
Sol,feIy refused Dis demand ad declined his tender
TIE plaintiff thoiyore SainS o,,nSv nS prei51s, thc
deed eonyeving TIE land 70 the plaintiff.
cai thai no consideration RassSd ~ frvln b 'he Pa %
" olcv and ne plaintiff assertcd that the deed OF
e, Ts 5s nt ~ fR1t tis DEBT was dy paid nv
Wo,cv which made the deed utterly void that plaintiff
a; uo iinc paid any interest on the mortgage any
txes; that Lawrence has been paid his debt OF
500 and that deiendauis improved the place upward
Jo'n d. Brown demanded back the premises IS deniod.
For second defense ls urged that the defendants and
more than years before tie commencement of this
fi0n Last February, Judge Spencer dismissed the
pant trial Of the cause the ground that more than
O years elapsed since the of action accrued,
and TIE statute Limitations seq-ently debarrcd the
plaintiff from recovering. These points were argued
yCst ry the appeal and the Court reserved its de-
J v. Hawcs :or appellant; F Byrne and Rw. Townsend
New-York tribune., 1870-11-17
EpRE,ENTATIoN IN STOCKS.

At the General Term of the Superior Court,
yesterday, the OF John sThoInss agt Cornelius b.
rdyLe camo up appeal from the decision OF the
Rel rec. The aotion-tO recover S1G0i5 based on a.
ietd msrcpreseL OF the value Of certain OH sIcks
wa th plaintiff purchased Of the Cciendaut DcienuahI
published circG.ar IA November 1866, over ms own l
name President O the Dennis Run and New-1Ofk on
CO.. dcs riding toe property and condition of inc COul
baIy. Tie cSdr contained the statement tbat Hepot
had been sabt he'd ot leased for term or hNe
years. Iuhurncd by this representation, Mr Thomas
exchanged lC0i sharts Uf UuIn Con- bOlldated MINING
c. It thea worth ia the ket at least 81 90 per
shane fr eqn amount Of tie Dennis Kun ana New
Y.k on Co. StOch, Tur statement form In the CIR
c1 usequeat, pr,ved L. Dee faifp no lease teing In
eA.t9ice. Tnis f'd Pi1intR claimed deprecated he
Vfl.p the ktpk the amount which nc claims, W.,
,ro,. Tue R@ieres sinssed the complaint holding
l.. tc defendant iad practiccd no falJ TO induce the
a. cc. froih tiis 1ing thc pl'ntf now appen's De
rl-. .Yu
New-York tribune., 1870-11-17
ALLEGED WIFE MURDER IN THE ELEVENTH
WARD

For some time past, John and Mary Collins,
middle aged people have occupied apartments in tie
tenement No 633 East Eleventhst. Both were inten-
perate and when intoxicated they would usually fight
The wife bas ON many occasions exhibited on her face
and body traces Of the brutal she received
On Tuesday evening they drunk and fought a.
usual Yesterday, of the neighbors ,on entering
the aparnont found Mrs. Collins lying dead upon the
bed Her body and face bore evidence OF her husband
and II was believed by them that her death
had resulted from violence. Capt Mount OF the seven
teenth Precinct investigated the matter ad fndne tat
him Coroner Keenan, will hold inquest to-day.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-17
FRArprLFNr TRANSACTION IN WHEAT.

The case Of The First National Bank of
Toledo Ohio agt Leauder b. Shaw, James MeCheeney,
ana tie New-York Guaranty aud Indemnity Company,
came % n the Kings County Circuit Court before Judge
Gilbert Yesterday. The plaintiff alleged that tue defend
aDts shaw and Cheney, are warehousemen ana tht
they wruu gully detained 100 bushels OF wheat worm
900 The stated that on the 10th day OF Oct0
Ifr lSis tie wheat was delivered 10 thom by T. W.
O. au q Go. for storaee whereupon they give Grhn
90 negotiable house receipt, by wIich they agreed
70 deliver the wheat 10 Griffin Co or Their order on
surrender OF the receipt and on payment az their charges
sfapdior and unrauceed The National BaHk OF Toledo
advanced the money 10 the sellers Of tie wheat with
which to pay for it, upon agreement th the Ul OF
ladiue should lie III tic OF the bank. The Bank for
waried the bill O aCng 70 their correspond nts dd
pcarce Co. but when the wheat arrived at New. YORK
Griffin Co possession OF II without paying Tor III,
AID obtained loans upon IL from the defendants Ihe
question in the case whether Iainth or deiendants
should sucr from the action Of Griiin Co. Ihe Court
directed a verdict for defendants.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-17
RAILWAY COMPANY IN TIE RIGHT

In 1863 Mr.. Beames, owner of place on
the Hudson River Railroad, received from the Company
permission TO Guild road across their track anu at
hi, reoHest ia gman was stationed TO warn tho work
mon until they should become familiar with the time Of
sug of the trains. On the 18th Of September work
man named CONF, crossing the track with yoke OF
oven md n load OF brick killed by express train,
h aagrnan not being his post, and pile Of sand ana
gravel obs rue ting the view that the deceased did not
see the train until his oxen between the raiA He
\. -iy attempted 10 back them OF, and then made
motion 10 lump aud hit. si.C Tor damages was
qlf aud tue iury awarded $500 From thIs tudg-
neu al the order denying motion iOr new lrai the
l'unp,uv appe red the ground among others thdt
4 4 1Tt erred IN charging that the defendants were
bound 1T every public crossing either 70 fence IN le
road or station 1agman to give The different slgds
Of saf Is or danger take the necessary precautions
20 prevent travellers from cling run oyer or XII, q
er arr mont yesterday the Supreme Court GENERA
Teru reyc!aed tho jUdgmtnt.