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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-06-17
THR sRMI-wEEKLY sun,

Five copies. one year. separately addressed.
Eight Dollars.
Ten copies, one year. separately addressed land
Sixteen D0llars.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-06-17

OHREWD aud quiet men can make q
fortune ~ revealing the secret Of tia baAfnessio
Address J. WEST.
e6s Broadway New York.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-06-17

The reason our agents make so much money, is be,
cause goods hrst-eass people like them, eAd
they are warranted, More live Agents wanted. A. Z,
TAYLOR New britain Conn 4w.O
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-02-17

fled oath Of Office, which was fually passed
yeas Is, nays 20. 10 the course of the
debate Senator Morton, Of Iudisua, said
that the passage Of the tost-oath repeal bill
was fraud, aud he aud Others seemed TO
desire is veto 10y the Executive The res
olution 10 regard to Mr.. Mlllcr new goes to
the House, and when passed by that body
and signed by the President the senator
may take his seai. When this is accom-
-pL=sCd there will be cnus plate representa-
ton in the Senate from every State. la
The House, 10y vote of al to 50, bill 10
amend the enforcement or election law was
made the special order for Wednesday.
when, 1t is evident, this supplemental and
partisan machinery 20 control elections will
be forced upon the States, with oil the in
considerable haste that cbaracterizes the po-
litical legislation Il Congress.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-02-17

medicines. Evidence &C the most re-ssr.,,
Aad reliable character furnished on sn.'i......e
with hundreds ~ thousands 90 liyire vi,..
and UPWARD Of 80, Ooo unsolicited ct-t.r....
Eeeommcndaiory letters, many OF Which sr. ~
the highest sources, including eminent pi
clans. Clergymen, Statesman. etc 7be %.
etoF has never resortcd 10 tbcir .pullc,r;.
the newspapers ho does not do this f-.-, Z
fact that bis articles rAlk as STANDARD ~. 80
'i6Caies. - wye
R-rry T. Hc'a,5o'is GENUINE Prrr,r,t,
Neltrsse1 ~ arg3' ~ tIr,2s.-- ,,-s f-,-,
walton. e'-
E,sia5iislsd uprarf q tre,stv ye4r, STA
Druggists everywhere. Address letters NJ, g. ~
nation, IN confidence 70 HSRry r. L,-...
Druggist aud Chemist.
Only DepotS H. T.. HEL lIBOEB,S
Chemical Warehouse. No 504 Broadw,,
ork, or to II. 7. HEL kBOL ID * Medical ne, eve"
l04 South Tenth Street Philadelphia. r., 'fe7
BEWiRE or COGNTERFEITS Al,
HkNRY 4. HELNBOLDSi TfKE NJ ~
IHEH. February ls.ls--
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-02-17
HENRY T. HELMBOLD's
COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT CATAwBA
GRAPE PILLS.

Component .PIrfs-FiHd Extract Rhu-
Gdrb and FiUm Extract Cdtaw-
Jd Grape Ju,ce
For Liver Complaints Jauudicc Bilious Afec-
tons Sick or Nervous Headache, Costivcncss,
&c. Purely Vegetable con tanning no Mercu
~, Minerals or Deleteuous Drugs.
These Pills are the most delightfully."- pleasant
purgative. supeiseding castor oil salts magucsia,
etc There IS nothing more acceptable to the
stomach. They give toue, aud cause neither
nausea nor gripping pains They are composed Of
the finest ingredients. Afler few days use OF
them, such an Inauguration Of the entire system
takes place AS TO appear miraculous 10 the weak
and enervated, whether arising from imprudence
or disease. ~ 7 Ilelmbolds Compound Fluid
Extract Ca,awba Grape Pills are not sugar coat
ed from the fact that sugar coated Pills do not
dissolve, but pass through the stomach without
dEsolving, consequently do not produce the de-
sired effect. TIE CATAWBA GRAPE PILLS,
being pleasant in taste aud odor, DO not necessi-
tate their being sugar-coaled. Price 90 Cents
per Box.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-02-17
S b OFT N OF @ s .


''The political Bourbons who constitute a dead
" weight upon The Democratic party in the State
I" OF Kentucky are trying to organize the Ken
= lucky Democracy on the basis Of "a white mans
party with the repeal Of the Fifteenth A
mendment as is leading issue. IL the pur-
" pose OF these Kentucky BOurbons were 70
: cure Radical majority 20 the next Presiden-
thai election, they could not take n better
" course
The great cause Of the weakness Of the
Democratic party is the decentralization Of
It's press. We do not so much stand in need
of papers of great ability, but uuquestiona-
bly, we do greatly want more Of the kind
that advocate pure principles.
The foregoing extract is fair specimen
OF the political cant, with which the columns
of the pseudo-Democratic papers ofthe pres
ent day TEEN. Their editors glory in trail
ing the banner of principles in the dust. and
III keeping step with the spirit of Radical
aggression, which is undermining the fouD-
dation Of our political fabric Those jour
nails that make no recalcitration Of the po-
Iitical teue,s of the founders of the repub-
lie are derided as belonging to the sect of
cold Fogyists'
The dividing line between these social
ed Democratic papers and the Radical par
ty is very dinly defined, indeed The great
principles of State Sovereignty and White
Supremacy are totally ignored by them, and
the political battle fought on minor issues
/ altogether.
One Of the great week.-Mrs. of New York
which processes to be leader Of the Demo
cratic column, in speaking Of contcmpo-
rary some time since made use, in sub
stauce, of the following We DO not aspire
to the political purity Of our neighbor Our
object is TO gain prosclytss The position
taken by the --, will drive men from the
ranks rather than gain recruits
/ j. this so Is il best to cover mp the
true principles Of the party aud fight the
battle On side-issucsY
An election has been lately held in Gcor-
| gia. Wherever the burner Of White Re
puh'icanism was raised, the Democracy tr-
umphcd; wherever subterfuge was resortcd
to with the hope of gaining the negro vote,
the party was ANONYMOUSLY defeated -
The election held in New Jersey last fall
Is another example in point. The true De-
mocracy became so Disguised with their O.
/ goot-Lori- O-good- Devil leadership and
! platform that over six thousand zen aimed
at home on the day of election, refusing to
vote.
IL was so in Georgia it was so in New
jersey, and wherever the experiment has
been tried, the results the same. Homes
~ is the best policy in the political as well
as in the social world, aud the leaders Of
the Democracy, and the papers processing
to be the organs of the Same that advocate
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-02-17
Reported Discovery of Silver IN
Roane County.
rem a letter IN he B,Raire S,qa3ard.

Fran a letter IN ne B,ilaire Sqa3drd
There is a good deal Of excitement now
in Roane county, W. Va, about a silver
Niue that was discovered in 1860, hut not
made known till lately. Ii was discovered
by a. ). Hckel, owner Of the lands OF
which the mineral was found lie says as
he was going through the woods he no
ticcd pine knot through the heart Of
white oak tree, and thinkng it to be
strange phenomena of nature, examined it
particularly, and found il to be natures
worl: Of art. This I'D him to believe there
was some valuable object to which this
was guide. lie accordingly went in the
direction indicated, and found another Of
the same description, and also on either
side OF the line was a stone buried in the
ground with grooves cut, the course of
which bisccted the courses of the pine
knots. At the point of intersection is the
mime which has proven to be a rich Silver
Mine TO the satisfaction of the owner.
On examination we fud that il has been
worked at, some time in the past On the
south side about twenty yards, is sand
stone about six feet square, with grooves
cut in it, running TO n point The rock
has been burned on the top and not on the
bottom. Supposed to have been The bottom
of the furnace. Cinders are found in great
abundance, and picks nearly destroyed bv
rust were also discovered About three
hundred yards from the mine are over one
hundred graves
The veins of ore are in triangular shane
and arc six feet wide and three feet deer
Supposed to run TO poiut ten or twelve
feet back There are three kinds Of ore.
rose color, grey and black mixed III Of
which may bc seen at the Hoa1gr3 Office
a company has commenced work. and
no doubt viii make il pay Fifty pounds
of tho same ore were sent 10 Sisubenvil.c
last week, 90 Professor Ellison, TO cxamiuc
and end what per cent twill yield. The
cXcl'em-ut IS aImos. re high in that Sec
ton as 81 was 20 lbc first discovery &c rI
There isu1 aui for sale fur miles around.
alIthinaiuE tIatilis 81 huge mass Of
silver
Ifthia proves % be- what they think 30
is ihe lnlun -l.in, will be taken account
OF more IN tha future They tU us that
they could ..a rrr hor-o5 cheaper With
silver cham w do with ir.1
The editor f the Vya3aI says the
specimen hawn him have tbe appearance
otrura silver
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-02-17

ETA contemporary says South Caro-
lima has negro Lieutenant-Gov ernor, three
negro congressman, eleven negro State
Senators, eight negro Representatives, and
one negro Judge Of Supreme Court She
Is thoroughly loyal, hopelessly in debt, aud
going to the devil generally.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-02-17

E-EIn Ohio, 10 the Guernsey County
Court Of Common Pleas, Mrs FRANCEs
WATT recently recovered s., 500 damages
from ono BOYD for selling her late husband
Intoxicating drinks. Tho husband was at
one time prominent physician and sur
Eoon, and had represented his county in
the Ohio Legislature. Falling into intern
peratc habits, ho lost his practice, squan-
dered hi, estate, and finally died from the
effects Of intoxicltion Tbcwiiow brought
suit, alleging that BOYD, the defoudaut,
continued during all this time 20 sell and
deliver Co her late husband intoxicating d.
quorin quantities Of from one pint to Que
quart, causing bins 90 become an habitual
druubard and incapable Of a'tendire 90 any
kind Of business aud claimed 200 dame
ages, for which amount She asked Judgment
OF che hands Of tho jury After argument
by able counsel on both sides, the jury re-
turned q verdict f1r Che plaintiff, assessing
damages az g. 500
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-02-17
EWMr. Chas H. Lndwin ,hn uicn coz

TT Mr.. Chas. L. Ludwig the vice consul
for Sweden, Norway and Switzerland, adj
vertises for family named Guidot, which
settled IN Virginia thirty years ago, and
some of whose descendants must be still a.
live, aud are perhaps in Virginia yet.
They have fallen heir to an estate in Swift
zerland of at least one hundred thousand
dollars
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-02-17
HENRY Z. uELMROLD'S

MGHLY CONCENTRATED COVPOVND
FLUID EXTRACT S1RS1PIRILLA,
VIII radically cxterminate from the 81 stem Scro-
fula, Syphilis Fever Sores Ulcers Sore Eyes,
sore Legs sore Mouth, sore Head, Bronchitis,
skin diseases, Salt Hhcum, Cankers, Ruuuiugs
from the Ear White Swellings Tumors, Ctncer-
Gus Affections, Modes, Iichcis, Gluudumr Swell
ings, Night Swcnis, Rash, letter, Humors Of all
kinds, Chronic Rheumatism ~ Spepsia, aud all
diseases HAT have been established ia the system
for years.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-02-17
Friday Morning, Feb. II, 1871.

E1- The Kansas Seuate has passed
bill giving any person the right to sue for
damages any one who sold MIN liquor, and
also to sue the owner of the building in
which the liquor is sold.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-02-17
NORTH ISIVEIt
WOOEen FdCfOrv.

FINuE undersigned, having purchased ,hs r..
Il tory Property formerly owned br MI
llammack, ARE now fully prepared Il, ,..r..
ture all grades OF WOOL into GOODS. viz
Customers, 7icec3s, SaHHcts, Fa2,g ~.
scys, Blankets, Fiaansls, Liuuv u,
Dresses, Stocking. Toras. dc..
and have always on hand such above non,
goods to exchange for Wool, aud 10 sen r.- IN,
cash on reasonable terms go,
We will manufacture Wool on the halr.s 3, o..
such goods as desired. Also,
Carding, Pulling and Dyeing
done with neatness and despatch. A,web.,
beer engaged in this business for a rur,I1. ~
years. We are confident Of giving general ,l.i..
faction We confidently appeal To "a gcncous
public for liberal share OF patronage
G.s-NOOL received in exchange Tor COOne
at the market price, or the Cash paid 6r h 4.
desired.
CIAS. w BOWMAN.
+. \. BOWMAN.
lamp Co. Feb. 10, 1871 lily.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-02-17

Rag Mr.. JACOB +. KELLER, the Yindi-
cator states, about seven miles west Of Staun-
ton, has discovered vein of cement rock
and has burned kiln which turned out
superior article of hydraulic cement.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-02-17

Being prepared expressly for th- above Com
plants its Blood purify ing pror sriies are greater
than any other PREPARATION Of SarsapariIn II
gives the complexion clear aud healthy color
and restores the patient to a state of health and
purity. For purifying tie blood, removing an
Chronlc Constitute nal Diseases arising from an
impure state OF nc blood and the only reliable
and chectual known remedy for the cure Of Pains
and swelling Of the Bones, Ulceratons Of tho
Throat aud Legs, Elotchts Pimples on he Face.
hry speias and all sctly erupiions Of the skin aud
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-02-17
Congrc&s.

In the Senate, on the 9Th, the appropri.
alton for the Southern Outrage invesiiga-
ling committee was increased to 100000.
There was some debate on "a memorial from
North Carolina against removing the diaa-
0ilities Of Senator elect Vance and Repre-
sentative elect WaddelI, Of that State -
The bill 10 reoreaDze and consolidate tbe
public schools Of the District Of Colombia.
and the question Of forcing cclored and
white children TO attend The same schools.
was debated at length. The colored Senator
Revels spoke There was nothing of i'm
poriance done in the House Of Represor Ia.
iivcs. The bill to establish system Of
national education was under discussion
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-02-17
A Meritorious Claim.

Mr.. HARPER The Bill below is de-
pending before the Congress of the United
States. 1t will be remembered that Ser
geant-major JOHN CHANIPE was the non
commissioned officer Of Gen. Harry Lees
"Light Legion who feigned deserlion from
our Army aud entered New York, in the
British occupation, to secure and convey 10
to the American lines the person of the
Traitor General Benedict Arnold. An
article entitled "Ihe WcrOiSnl Of .}oha
Chdmpe" appeared in "The Nc,C Eclectic
Magozine," Baltimore, some year or more
ago, from the pen of gentleman Of this
place, who had made the career of Champe
matter Of especial study. After the hon
orable discharge of Champe from our Row
olutionary Army he came TO Hampshire
aud resided on the South Branch for
number of years, removing subsequently, TO
the West lie died in Kentucky, and with
the exception Of a small pension to his wi
dow, (who survived him but few years,
neither be nor the heirs of this true patriot
and famous Partizan Soldier have ever re-
ceived compensation or memorial evidence
of appreciation Of his eminent and pcrious
services from the government Of his couu-
try. The Bill of Judge WINANs presents
just, mcritorious and we'll founded claim
in the recognition Of which Congress ought
unanimously to concur.
In the House Of Representatives, on the
9th ult., Mr. WINANs, on leave, introduced
the following bill:
4 Bill TO rlcoyHi,e Me ssrpiccs and fer the benefit Of
tie heirs Of Sergeant ihjor Jota CHampe
Whereas the revolutionary services of Ser
geant Major John Champe have never
been suitably acknowledged by Congress ::
Therefore,
BE Il enacica By lie Senate and House
Of Representatives II tie tnied States Of
america en- CoHgresS aSScmbhd, That there
be, and Is hereby, granted to the heirs Of
said Sergeant Major John Champe town
ship of land, to be selected from the public
lands If the United States, not within any
railroad grant or reservation, nor within
any school reservation, 10y John + Champc,
of Franklin County, Ohio, and for which,
when so selected, a patent shall be issued
to the heirs Of said Sergeant Major J Ohm
Champc, and delivered to :hc said John L.
Champc, Cor and on behalf Of said heirs :
PyOpioc3, That said township Of land need
not be selected in one entire body, but
may be selected in separate sections, nggre-
eating township Of land, il by the said
John !. Cbompc such 9aratc or several
selections and entries shall be deemed best
and most advisable
The bill was read twice, referred to the Com
mitteo on Revolutionary Pensions aud War Of
1912, and ordered TO De printed
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-02-17
Henry II. IIcIEnboId'G
Flnih Extract R,1

CHU. TIE GREAT DIURETiC.
has cured every case uf Diabetes ia which il has
been given Irritation q the Neck Of the Bladder
and Inflammation OF Tie Kidneys Liberation of
the kidneys Bladder detention Of Uriae discas.
Is Of the PROSTATE Gaad, stone IN the bladder.
Calculus, Gravel, Brick-dasi Dcposii and Mucous
or Milky discharges, and for eutecblcl * de,icatc
constitutions Of both sexes, attended with the fol-
lowing symptoms iudis pusijun 10 exertion loss
ofPower, loss ofmcmcry, difficulty of tretthing,
trembling, weak nerves, horror Of disease, wake
tulness, dimucSs Of vision, pain in the back hot
hands, flushing OF the body, dryncss Of thc skin
eruption on the face. pld countenance. uniyer-
sal lassitude Of the muscular system etc
Jsed 10y persons from the ages Of \ 10 2s and
from 30 To- 90 or in the decline or change Of lifc I:
after confinement or labor pains bed-Nettius
ia children.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-02-17

In the Senate, on the 9th, tho legislative,
executive and judicial appropriation bill
WAS considered, and without action the Sc
nate went into executive session for sever
al hours on a sealed message from the Pres
idcut in relation to the difference between
the United States and Great Britain. In
he House, Richard II Whitley was sworn
in as q member Of Congress from the Sec
oud Georgia district. There was again
considerable debate on the bill for the sale
of the Brooklyn navy yard, but 10 action
The naval appropriation lill was also dis
cussed without result, and euIocies we're
pronounced upon the late John Covodo.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-02-17
II. T. HELNBOLD's EXTRACT BUCHU

Cures D@e"scs 0risiy fsom impra3caces,
H"bds If Djsuy0iio8 Dr.,
ia all tier stages, at little expense, little or no
change 30 diet, 10 Inconvenience aud 90 esp0-
sure. 10 causes frequent desire and Give.
strength TO Jrina'e, thereby removing Oh.rrr-
uons, preventing and curing Structure. OF tle g..
reihrai allaying pain aud inflammation. so fire.
quent in this class Of diseases, aud lxpelug all
poisonous matter
Thousands who have been Che victims Of i,.
compeieu persons, AID Who have paid t,av, f.a.
90 Pc cured $50 "a short SINE hasr found tHeg have
been deceived aud ihat ibe "P1js1n" hss d. tla
use O. powerful astriaEfut- been dries u1 Bro
lhe system, TO break out iu more aggravated
form. ard perhaps after Marriage
Use HhiMbDLDs EXTRACT BUlur nr al
Affections and Diseases of tle Urinary Org4rs
whether existing in Stale or Female fr9m oIst.
eesr cause originating ard no ultIrr sf I.0
long siauaIug iuco tHI.r bottle
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-02-17

There was very little done in The Senate
on the l0th. The bill to regulate rank 10
The navy WIS reported, with important j..
mcndmrnts. An evening session was beli
20 consider appropriation bills. A motion
60 adjourn over 10 Monday failed.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-02-17

in The Senate, on The ilth, lie amend
moDts of iho conference committee 20 tbc
District of Columbia tcrrit.ria'iz.ug bin
were ordered 90 be- printed, and lhe com
mi''ae wcrc authorized 90 submit printed
report, TINS indicating that the whole mat
fcr will De disposed ~ soon The confer
rncs committee submitted it, report ON Tin
giving pensions t0 soldiers If 1912. which
was canrurred in, and the b.ll goes 90 the
President f1r BIS signature. The Madison
mi Portage Ciiy railroad extension bin
was passed, and several bills of oommcrcisl
importance were introduced or reported
Both branches at Congress were lrpely
engaged on private relief bile, for lands.
pensions 81. mong 'bcse was the pas-aca
hy the House Of Use bin Co give n M
medal su3 s. 900 in money to George r..
Robinson, tbe prcsorvcr of Secretary of
State VIM. W. Seward on ibe night Of the
Ircsiiouts assassination, ia April, 1860
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-02-17

HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT DUCHU is Diurcuc
and Blood purifying. and cures all dieascs uris-
ing from habits of dissipation, and cxce.ses and
imprudcncts in life impurities o. the hlOud &c.
snperscdiug Copaba in affections for which IL rs
used, and syphiltic sffections-in these diseases
used in connection with lIcmb0id's Rose Wash
IA u les
ia many Affections peculiar 20 Ladies The Tx
tract Bucbu is unoquallod 10y any other remedy
rs IN Chioross or Retention lrregllarity. Pain
fitness or Suppression cfCusto,nary Eyacuati1ns.
liberated or ~chirrus state OF tie Uterus Leu
corrh"a OF Whites, Sterility, and Tor an COM
plants incident 90 The sex, whether arising from
indiscreiion or habits Of dissipation 70 is pre-
scribed extensively by the most eminent Ph,si-
clans and Midwivcs fOr eufcehIed aud delicate
constitutions, Of both sexes and 100 ages |aticnd-
Cd with any Of The above diseases o. symptoms
The New York herald., 1871-01-17
COURT CALeNOARS-TNIs DAY.

!. SUPREME CoURr-GEkERAI TERM-Before Judges
Siranain, barnard ana Cardozo.-Nos 15o, Isl, l55,
n7l, l72, ia, ia. 175, 17e. III, l7s, $780, ISL.
SUPREME COURT CIRCUIT Part 1.-Before Judge
Brady.-NOs. 220 II, EOS, 273 o. s. T. g. IL IS 23 a.
25s. oo93, l53 1885, BAL 357 q. Part 2-Before Judge
Van Brunt-Nos. 1926ts. 1905 2ls, 26O, 25s e72, a.
pom
SUPREME Rr-CHAMBERs-Before Judge sutn.
erland.-Nos. 81, 40, 60. 80, e3.
- SUPERIOR CoURT-ParI l.-Before Judge McCunn
Nos li73, 9S lo4S 81 3o7 49, 73 ILL., 25, l6s 447,
A5l. j57 279, 40 1913, 1892 289 2.5 3d. 29l Part q
1;efore Judge Freedman.-Nos SAC, $40 442 148 500,
90 304 ll72 59 512 1884, COS, $50, 328 3Ie S22 1sS
4lS 7s 3ss $685. liz, 2e2 260, 2O6 A. 2do B, 29s COO
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs.-Part L. Before Judge
IArremore 221, 163 27S, 40, 44S 239, 207 3OO
S5, ATT, 461, 274, 241, 4QI.
:, MARINE CouRT.-Part 1.-B' tose Judge A.ker.--.
NOS. 4O7O. 4440, 1876 4723 4763ls 4sO7, 4S45 637s
4b97 4s6l 1867 1884, 1896. 4Se6 4s61 Part 2-Berore
Judge Gross-Nos. 47aI 4747. 47as, 5403 1866 Ais,
a429 4737 1925 4702, 47541 4sl0 4s24 1885, Part g.
Beiore Judge observation-disclosures. 4731, 1894 5344
64QO. 5al6, 1882, AS3S.
The New York herald., 1871-01-17
COMMON PlEAS-cEHsRAL TERRI.
Decisions for January, 1871,

Decisions for January, 1871.
Before Chief Justice Daily ana Judges Loew ana
Robinson.
Hughes Us. the Mutual Insurance Coaapany.-Ap.
peal dismissed Opinion by Judge Loew.
McSIied us. Mdttheps.-JudgmenJ reversed unless
the plaintiff stipuates to reduce the same In which
case 1t IL affirmed. Opinion by Judge Van Brunt
Greene Us. acknowledgement affirmed. Opinion
by Judge Van Brunt
GerOn TS. Weadt-Judgment affirmed Onipion
10y Judge Van Brunt
Murray Us. Walker.-Leave to 90 to the Court OF
Appeals denied.
Henderson us. Spofo,,1.- Judgment affirmed,
Opinion by Judge Robinson.
Miner rs. Some, Uiue.-Judgment reversed. Opin-
ION by Judge Van Brunt.
COOPER vs. Rtrardo.-Judgm ent reversed. opinion
Iby Judge Van Brunt
Ripley Us. COchTdn.-Judgmcnt affirmed. Opinion
by Judge Joseph +. Daily.
Murray us. The Buis Head Bank.-Judgment
affirmed. Opinion by Judge Robinson.
The court adjourned to February 8, when further
decisions will be rendered,