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INCOME TAX NOTICES

INCOME TAX NOTICES
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN United States Income Taxes for,rhc year
1870, and the Special Taxes, or Licenses, for
the year ending May 1st, 1872, assessed with
in and for the county Of Lewis, and State Of
Vest Virginia, will be due and payable to
me at the Bailey House, in Weston, on tn at
day, the 18th day Of June, 1871
Ifsaid taxes are not paid on or before the
26th day of June, 1871, the penalties pre-
scribed by the Revenue law for nou-payment
will DO imposed.
Taxes assessed within all counties of the
First,Collection District, w. Va, may be PAID
at my Office at any time from and after the
5th day of Nay. B. F. KELLEY,
Collector.
Wheeling, May, 4, 1871. jun5-t
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va "a TAINTED, agents, so per day, to sell
wa The celebrated Home. Shuttle
" " Seninq AiacSiae.

Has the under feed, makes tho
lock-stitch,'' {sIikc on both sides) and is
fully licensed. The best and cheapest family
sowing machine in the market. Address,
johnson, Clark Il Co., Boston, Mass, Pitts
burg, Pa, Chicago, ILL.,, or St Louis, Ne.
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Ey We understand that Governor
Jacob will visit our town at the next
meeting Of the Board Of Directors fer
the Asylum.
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Re- FtEE.-A building near the
Asylum, uscd for a workshop, caug ht
Ere on Friday last; but timely nssis-
tsrce saved it from the dcvouring ele-
meut. We understand the FIRE origi-
aated from the steam saw mill near the
house.
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TliEh-SECIAR
FREE TO BOOK AGENTS.

A Pocket Prospectus of the best Illustrated
Family Bible, published in both English and
German, containing Bible History, Diction-
airy, Analysis, Harmony and History Of Re-
ligiOns. Sent free onapplicatieG. ". Flint
& Co., &c, South 7ta St, Phils, Pa.
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Raspberry and lemon syrup, wine
aud iced lemonade at Briukmau's.

If YOU want any book, schoo-5ook, or any
other Kind that is now Published, yon c'm
obtain The same by leaving an order with \.
u. ueut, at the Peoples Drug Store
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If gau want anything in the Milliu.
cry line, call on the fashionable cstab.
lishmeut of Mrs. N. L. Eapucy.
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r ogENzo D. sTRADER,
ATTORNEY ~ LAW.

Bcrerlcy, ". IA.
Practices in the Circui, Courts Of Ram
dolph, and adjoining counties, in the Court
Of Appeals and United States Court.
Collections and all other business
promptly attended 10.
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Carpets, door and table oil cloths
and anything else yoa call for at P'F-
ter Johnson's.
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a tue lot Of German and French i'm.
proved AcGOFdeOns just received and m,
them. ' '4- see
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REELECTION. OF PRICES.
J U RI. 3 .EB:A

II is a sure and perfect remedy for ali dis
eases Of the
lieer and spleen, enlugemcss or OBJ
suuction Of the inteaines, urinary,
aferine, or abdominal organs, oorer-
tyor ,oant Of HoOd, i6ermitent
or remiaent ferers, intaamrtion
ofthe lirer, d:py, sluggish cir
eulation Of tic Gooa, abcesses,
tun'ors, jaua@ioc, scretula.
dyspepsia, agHs End tcrer,
andthctr coHcsaitants.
Dr.. Wells having become aware Of ,he extra.
ordinary medicinal properties of the South
American Plant, called
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DOM forget to 60 to Mrs. Varney''
and get your Millinery Goods.
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japanese and blsck silks at Porter
Johusou's.
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DRESTON DA%S0E,
--RiACRssirH AND irGS-megSYR

NEAR THE FOUNDRY, WESTON.
Car6aies, Brsgies, Wagons, ETC., re.
TAired on short notice, and on the mosr
reasonable terms. honse-shcUing carefully
attended TO:
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Iryou want good Indigo, or any other dye
stuif$, go to Dents.
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SardiDes. oysters,pickles, and peach
es at Brinkmsn's.
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CDR. L. D. DAWSON,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,

Coffee tea and sugar at all prices at
BriakGap's.
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u; Fsra.lost That Mrs. varney sells
Mn Millinery Goods from Is to % 'F ppr
cent Isss than any other hous, in tor Fp'
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Cocoauts, oranges, lemons, citron,
ratsins, currants and extracts of al
kinds II Eriakman's..
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Ladies' and ckillrcu's slippers at
Porter JUhusUps,
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Flour, bread, cakes and crackers, of
al kinds at Hripkwau's.
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THE TIERNEY HOUSE.

VIE proprietor Of this old and pap
4 HIar stand would respectfully inform
a., mSpao!ic that he has just received SIH
wa complete stock .os
rkoCERlES AND PROVISIONS,
N my, Inc best quality and a, the lowest priets.
LIQUORS
:, = Tue best in this market. He calls par
wsn, "a attention to his assortment of fine
"iI nIe and Bourbon Whistles, which lie
Vlsis at the lowest market prices.
2. TlERNFY. dec Il
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Dr. y. B. BLANR,
ID -sUEsEuS ASDpHYsIC,AE-
GLENvILLE. ". Va

Particular attention paid 20 all ifass
81 Chronic ,diseascs. The Doctor can at all
,imcsbe found at lis Office in Chenille
when ENTHUSIASTICALLY ensaged.noy l5lv
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All kinds Of perfgmery a, Brink.
mans.
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Es WESTON BOYS ABRoAs.-Otr
town has a right to feel proud Of 'Le
boys she has scattered over the ecHntry.
Baring the week just passed we re,
cciyed the following cards from two OF
them. They will explain themselves
At. B. McCANDLlSH,
CASHIER,
Banking Haase Of Daeis Bros
PIEDMONT, W. Va"
For so young a maa, our friend has
attained a position which does infinite
credit to his Intelligence and integrity.
In common with many others, we ten
Der to him our re-, and wish him
"luck and plenty Of it." The other
reads as follows:
CDR. Il. D. DAWSON,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
WILsOHBUEG, W. Va.
There are many of our boys Abroad
aud nearly all are acquitting themsslve,
to their own honor aud to the credit oil
our community.
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Soap, I've, madden, VitriGl' Gepcr9,s
alum, iogwoOd, &c, at Brinkmnn's
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.rnRruMESTERN HOTEL
I'm. WV. ]. BLAND,
ID -srRGEos AVID PHYSICIAN,

eNfce on Centre street, two doors aboye
IN, National Exchange Bank, where he NAV
be found unless professionally engaged.
Surgical cases will be attended to at his
office or ,he,gesidence Vi the yatiea, as NAV
lee de- irel
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State of Vest Virginia:
AT Rules held in the Clerks Office of the
Circuit Court OF Randolph county on the
first Monday in June, a. D.. 1871, and in the
Sth year OF the State.
Jacob UlsGdee.
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The c'enre,, groceries in Weston, or
IL West Virginia, at Porter JObason's
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Tobacco. stosies, cigars anuff Of all
kinds at BriHkman's.
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pa Cotton,ynFn 81 IS per bunch \,
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IVY. (. L!EELY,
w -ATroENsS AT Law :

CHENILLE, Y. VA,
Practices in Gilmer, Lewis and aljoin.
ing counties. All business promptly al
aended 10.
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A Ere lot of common and French
candies just received at Brlnkman'S.
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AGENTS LOOK! So to $40 per cay.
Easy, geatecl and proftaSle basiness. A
little Novelty which everybody wants. Sue
cess Sure. Send for circulars. Churchill Z.
TIE pletOn, Manufs, els, Broadway, n. Y
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Ed. CeZSp.

IsyaN BRANN0N,
>, -ArToRSET AT LAW
WESTON, ". VA.
Practices in the eSar Il Of Ibis State and
The United States.
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lie WHOLESALE DEALER IN PURE
RYE l. BOURBON WHISTLES,
Brandics, Wines, Gins, Tobacco and Cigars,
Ann Street, below Court, Parkersburg, West
Virginia. may22-lv
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WV DEMocRAT
MONDAY.

lor a. Is Fns CoUyr7 JAE-TIe :,
LIVING .;i persons are nov oonfD,5 I in , ,i
jail at this place: III III
NAMES.
! Ie n Montgomery S MnlS.S
George i,r Seduction
ElmGrc ME-. Insane.
pn Alter the CONVICTION Of oxas ssi e,
S Saek Aonnon. the Judge a WSv.s at at
S SssI. aud i. Montgomery was bran '"I"
o oasS to Weston, on acc@ro. O o5 81
Jail, ~'e oPsEUr county
MI Mr.. Lager is a resident Of g.,
C Greek' and Mr.. Mounts Of T,,o Ia.a
y T'SS Mr.. Apple is a resident I 1s ,hs
aley OF Virginia; but las been Gv ine
mere long enough to be charssd WHY
seoaei''n The parties were 6ot,, " a',
PIoyed at the Hospital for the Sy In.e er"'
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III Chancery

TIME OBJECT OF THIS SUIT Is TO OBJ
4 tain decree to sell zee acres and 300
acres of land in Randolph county, belonging
TO the heirs Of Allen c. Bryan, deceased, 10
pay debt Of So, 500 90, with interest thereon
trem the 18th day of July, 1859, and the
costs ofthis suit. And it appearing 10y af&-
da'it filed in this cause that the defendants,
10 eph A. Hammer, Administrator of Allen
C Bryan, dccea ed, Samuel N. Moilct, and
Pendeton Bryan, are not residents CT this
State, ana they not appearing, it is ordered
that they DO appear here within one month
Gfic. the FIRST publication of this order, and
do what may be necessary TO protect their
interest in this caase, and that a copy of this
order be published and posted according to
law. A Copy-Teste:
J.B. EARLE, Clerk.
DAVID GOFF, Attorney. junel2 It
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DR. T. B, EDNIsToN,
,1tfte on Main Street, Weston, W. Va
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l. H.BESSErT W G. BENNETT
DENNETT & BENNETT,
-A1ToRSEYs At LAW
nS4 WESTON, W. VA,
". &. Bennett is Notary Public.
NORTHWESTERN HOTEL,
Y IS. WALKER, PROPRIETOR
Pike Street, Clarksburg. Hack
run to and from the Depot.
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DAVID GoFF, Attorney. junel2 1t

State Of West Virginia, tO.~it:
At Rules held in the Clerks Office of Tire
Circuit Court of Gilm,r county, gu the Isl
Monday in June, 1871.
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Eight lbs sugar fer 81, u. Porter
Johnsca's.
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VNNNs Is 10 NMlMNW0,!
By sending So gents, with age,
height, color of eyes andhair, you will re-
ceiye, by return mail, a correct picture ofyouI
future husband or wife. with name and da,s
of marriage Address W FOX, P. 0.
Drawer 81, Fuh onville n Y.
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SCHOOL TEACHERS
WHnFiag Employment, at from $50 to Sl00
per Isonthr should address ZeiSler & McCur-
dy, Paila., Pa.
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DAVID GoFF, Attorney. juncl2-ii
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ABOUC;W5 CASE,

case OF abduction OF young lady occurred a.
Saugerttcs on the 2lst Inst. A fashily dressed
young man, calling himself CDR. Mason" but whose
real name 10 said to be Aiken, accompanied by q
young and handsomely attired female. about
Twenty-Five years Of age, went up to Quarryvllle,
and calling on young lady there told her that her
mother was In New YORK and wanted to sec her;
that they had been sent up by the mother for her
and she must get ready ana go along Immediately.
They induced ner to meet them In q lonely locality
and then took her and drove TO the Phoenix Hotel.
They were ready to start for Rondout to
cross the river when the father Of the
gnl arrived. and with tho assistance OF
Kew. Father Power the two were arrested and
brongnt before Police Justice MacLean Tor examining
ton, upon which 1t was proven that the woman was
prostitute and living AS such In New York Guy. IL
was concuslvely shown that the OBJECT OF the all
ducnon was 10 rdin the young lady, they or rather
she, having the trap set and ready to spring upon
the Innocent glc when eli was ready. The woman
was held IN $500 bail, which was furnished by a
New YORK man. Not as much could be proven
against Aiken AZ against the woman but lie was un,
doubtedly guilty, aud should have been held to bail
also.
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RIDING OYER A PREC.PiCE.

Periis Of Jerscy Horse Cars-Dowu an
InclIae-kelIy, the CONDUCTOR sticks 70
the Brake.
One OF the Payona ferry and West End horse cars
met with q serious accident yesterday afternoon.
When the car was coming down the incline
over the mouth OF the Erie Railway tunnel the
horses were detached and the conductor stood at
the brake to regulate the speed. 1t happened that
the track was unusually smooth ana slippery from
the frost and snow, and the brake accordingly did
not work as usual. Down went the car with its as
sengers, some or whom scentng the danger, Jumped
of. The speed Of the Car mad become alarming to
those who remained, when suddenly 1t Jumped
the track and breaking through The lence tumbied
down the decllvty the conductor still holding on
to tho brake like standard bearer on rampant.
was severely bruised, and is feared he sustained
internal Injuries which may result seriously. pas.
sepger WHO remained In the car, named E I. Sher.
wood, was as3 severely injured. vnile the car WAS
so broken that IL lost its usual shape
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-01-24
SCIENCE AND NATURAL THEOLOGY.
Tho Dnrwinian Theory ExpounGed-Lec,nso
by DR.. Nc Gosh.

Tho Dnrwinian Theory Expounded-Lec,nso
by DIR. Nc Gosh.
In consequence Of the prior engagement OF Asso.
cation Hal DR.. McCosh delivered the second lee.
ture In his course at Dr. Adams church. In Madison
avenue, last evening" Though II storned severely
there was a fair attendance OF ladies' and gen.
temen. After prayer the Doctor came forward and
opened his discourse by explaining the theory or
spontaneous generation. 1T Is not 10 be under
stoOd,r he said .'that anything could out Of
nothing" III referring TO the origin ana growth OF
species he said the development OF any
plant or animal is very complex
process. some writers holding that II re.
quires distinct vital power. DIR. McCosh then
explained the theory OF Darwin, which he called
sNatura Sc iection.n Darwin, ne SAID, contains
powerful deal Of truth. but he does not contain the
whole trutn, and ms differences are wrong. Re-
iigiOn alone traces all Till igs 20 God. lie then
and Rome, and traced the progress OF the
world up TO the present time. After eloquent de-
scrpton OF the lie Of Chr he went on to show
now the vol and the bear were giving place to the
sheep and the horse and in iu.th,r eiuc dation or
our progressive state ne said the intellectual musr
rise above the physical buzz TIE moral must rise
above the intellectual. After announcing that the
next lecture would take place Where the course
tnaugurated the reverend gentleman terminated his
discourse.
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NEW YORK HERALD TUESDAY JANUARY q 1871 ,rpr

v.n.<.er,a,,vra The admirable mana -ement OF
Us department. aud the incolnpa superior nusir
ncsa nuatfcat Ous Of the clerks were tHen uwc.V
mon also The act that the force was SUE epiDle
OF slight reduction, and tnlt any possie a,d
onout The late Secretary Cox IN connection with
defects in the civil servic', MI W MS unea-
toned Inc peculiar a,,at," w. Of always
FOR ,' Department lie believed ma that onicer
would have made wany valuable etcrms, but as it
vas tne abuses he found there 9 m ev,stad when he
e the depa tcnt by cm u i've esamna
ton system officers would oe appointed for mum.
be. o. years ana Toe 4c,lcc Of brow ng one an
out OF once y man room for another VINO couii
ne'p Garry Cosu. ess,onai district would be so pei.
the grievances 81 The repub lean parry were 10 tne
the misa Ken ae. ' That T. eovernmeat o,ciis could
make ,,r unmake majorites was abandoned anu
,ney Sere taught to n.nd TIER own business ana
Mr.. NYE SAID the needed reform was 10 be q conf
pisbed: not by epis'ation but by me uetem a
Of members ol Compress not TO recommend lor ah
appointment any incompetent person. IN ne
course OF some humorous remarks he SAD .nae ~
cans were ut 70 hold oifice, and that me people bad
believed T. he M's me nS sa matter and
sat Ss o s0u WAS 70 Upon Ss
idea that Congressnsl were d shonest. ald that
idea had so far reoeived Soaa.enanoe
| ana support thai 10 get sheV u paper LON q
written order. fad mis- Mr.. Nye's) cons itu ns be-
heved he wonfti seal q sheet 81 paper they would
| never have sent him here. He gave nntice tina
amer other Senator'S who desired speak had beer
| heard on the bill ne would move 10 lay 1t on M
| table.
Mr. CAMERON attributed the cry against abuses IL
the ciyl u the minority III the country ant
maintained there was not more efficient laitniu
pOJry paid class oil men IN the country than TN
department clerks. Under all administrations. iron
| that 0i John Adams To ME present time, none bu
the supporters Of an administration had held olce
and me minority party had never Jailed 10 protes
aga.nst their exclusion. and such would commune .
be the rule.
Amer further discussion the Senate, al four O'Clock
without reaching vote, Wcnt lnto executive SCI
! sion, and hall an nour later adjourned.
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TERRIBLE SvFfERiE; IN THE WEST,
A Woman Freezes to Death In Hcr Ows
Hsuc.
from the BoonvilIe Mol Eaqle.

from the BOonville MOL Eaglel
Information OF u horrible Il attn by freezing n
Clear Creek township, reached us last week. too
late for publication The circumstances MS we an.
tain them, are az Iollows:-Mrs. Francis Carter tne
unfortunate woman, with her busband Edward
Carter and four small children, have resided dur.
ing the past thee years In the above named town.
ship, near Buffalo Prairie A step.son Eii Carter q
young man nearly twenty-five years of age has been
residing with the family during the greater part OF
the three years. The old man ana son have
the reputation OF being very lazy trjfiInr
INDECENT, good for nothing drunken men.
10 much 80, that the wife and mother
often necessitated to hire herself to do yariona
kinds or Work, which should have been performed
by the men, In order 10 maintain the iamiiy Under
these circumstances the fanny became very NOR
and needy often not having sufiiclelcy OF food Ia
satisfy their wants and but little clothing with which
TO withstand the nc.cmency OF the weather, Thev
lived IN log cabin or shany which mad never beei
chinked or daubed, with half q uoor, no chimney
and an opening OF three or four ieet space under.
meath one wall, extending the entire width TINS
rendering 1t but little better than out OF dOOra
Under such pains and trials this poor woman, Fran
ce5 Carter, but about thirtyhree years or AGE con-
unued to labor and suffer until friday nIont be.
cember 70, when sue met her DEAN by freezinr
How terrible woman freezes to death IN her own
house. 10 her own bed, while two stout, healthy
men are lowering over q few Goals OF nre rcyelliao
~ drunkenness and shrinking from labor. What
should De done with sucn characters as Edward Car
Ter. the iatner. and Eli the SON.
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Fir, IN MILO ID, MASS.

F1cvcn Stores Destroyed, and WoasA
Burned To Death.
BuSION, Jan. 20, 1871.
flre IN Milford this morAing destroyed the Bay
state and Alhambra clocks, including eleven stores
and the upper portions Of two dwellings; also
Fishers stables and seven horses. Mrs. Newton
who occupied one OF the dwellings,, was burned e,
death. Tho stores were occupied by John
O'Leary dry goods: Morse a. Wood boots atd shocs.
J. White periodicals.; z, W; Wilcox, jewelry; II. A.
Goodr.ch, grocer; J.. b. Knight, provisions; A.
speed, Jewery; W. Sanders boots AMI shoes: Joel
Rice, drugs. The losses are not yet ascertained
The Thermometer was below zero and 1t was inn.
possible to control the flames save tile propcrty
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MATRIMONIAL INrELIclTY IN NEW HAMPsHrRE.-
During the year Just closed the Supreme Court OF
New Hampshire have had before them Tor consider.
alton 3l3 applications for divorce, OF which number
222 have been decided by the court These have been
divorces have been granted, OF which 102 were upon
the complaint OF the vile and fiity-fve upon the
complaint OF the husband. Slxty-nve applications
for divorce-namey, tnirty-nve by the wife and
thirty BY the husband-nave been denied. Ninety.
one cases still remain upon the d0ckets, OF which
O1 TIE husband.
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NEW YORK CITY,.

The following record VIII show the changes In Vn0
temperature for the past twenty-ot; h,lrs In COM
parison Witn the corresponding day .ast year, -
indicated by the thermometer az iludnnt's Pnar|
macy, HERALD Building, corner OF Ann street:-
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DEATH BY ACCIDENT.

Member Of the Goodyear Family, 1h
Heidelberg. ShaO,s Himself.
Nelson Goodyear, aged tweaiy-one years, son OF
Henry b. Goodyear of New Haven, Conn.,, died On
the Goth instant, at Heidelberg Germany, from tho
effects OF wounds rcused by the accidental discharge
o. q gun, while hunting near Heidelberg on the sd
Instant He was young man Of most aniiablo
cha acter and fine abilities, and his loss VIII be
deeply mOurned by al! who knew nun.
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hivkL lHTeil;Gstcc.
WASHINGTON, Jan. %, 1871.

Lieutenant Commanders Oscar A. Bachelor and
Charles F. schmitz are ordered 10 dutS at the Naval
Academy on February /. Lieutenant Charles +.
uu,chins is ordered TO the Naval Observatory.
Lieutenant r. Z. Bradford Is ordered 10 the Naval
AGA qemy. surgeon Lewis u. Hunter IL ordered TO
the Naval Asylum 81 Philadelphd. Lieutenant Com
mancer Edwin White is ordered from the Naval
Academy 10 the receiving ship at PbtladeFEia. sur
re ans lhomas Y. walters, ordered from the Resaca
al,l placed on waiting orders, and A. Rhodes 10
doiy ~ a member OF the Beard of Exnyninera
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-01-24
MURDER IN sliDEaH0Ox.

A Coi0rcd Woman Killed by n Crazy
Daughter.
ALBANY, N. T., Jan. %, 1871.
colored woman named Caesar was found in her
residence, ut KlnderhoOk, with her throat cut and
dead. Her daughter, who Ii insane, was arrested
and confessed The crime. she said her mother
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-01-24
Sls JOHN ROSES MISSION.

TORONTO, Ont, Jan. %, 1871
The government organs here deny most positively
that Sir John Rose visits Washington on public bust.
ness or is charged with any mission to the Washing
ton government. He is there on purely private NAB
ters.