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The quotations based cotton rum ing IN quality
not more than half grade above or below the grade
quoted.
FLOUR GRAN-Recelpts Flour, TO- 7l3 bbls wheat
80 bushels LIT 800 do meal 800 bbls and
20j bags oats, l0 266 bushels The flour market ruled
dull and irregular Prices 6c to 26c bbl lower
with exceptional rnnsaotons at even further docllne
and at the close prices were entirely nominal The sales
were about 500 bbls. including all kinds Coru meal
Western yellow S3 90 ywinc delivered We
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TUESDAY, August 20-eP. NJ,

: u
AsHEs.Reccpts for the past three days. l39 packages
The market has been fairly steady, although the demand
has been only moderate Pots quoted ss 2 pearls
still nominal
BUILDING MAryRIALs-Bricks were in moderate request
at unchanged prices Sales Of cargoes at s. IS 10 for
pale, 81 50 for North River, SIC SIS for Croton and
S3o $40 for Philadelphia front from yard. Lime
dull but the receipts only moderate and prices
without reported change quoted at 81 25 for Rockand
common, and 81 rs for dc. lump Cement quiet and
steady at 81 60 per bb TOR Rosendale Lahs quoted
81 80.
CoFrEE-Market quiet but firm. We have only to note
sales of 800 bags So, North America, private
Mcssrs William Scott Sons report the stock Of Rio
the United states follews-Mobilc 1000 bags; savan.
nah, 5000; Hampton Roads, 4,00; Baltimore, l9l64;
Ssw York, S95L Total Ii9Iss bags; we quote :
l2{ lS2{c.; gooe d. nde; T,sc.; prime lsc. syc.,
ls!ls do srsss mat, iSSe 2o'se; singapore. isc
yra, Hc. alSsc. Jamaica. iSc. a IKE; st. Domingo,
CorgEn-There ha, been a fair demand for lake at
essentially unaltered figures Sales $1,000 lbs port
Sis cash. and 10000 lbs for future delivery st $50
active and with but moderate offerings the market ruled
ssd to have been SOLD for export but we we're enable g
buyers Than sellers The market fot future dstycyieA
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

EccLEs-THELwELI.-In Jersey City, at Trinity
Methodist Episcopal church, on Tuesday August 20,
1872, by the Rev; DR.. Bartine, Mr.. THOMAS ECcLEs,
OF Norwood Park Cook county, ILL.,, to Miss CHAR
LorTE THELwELL, late OF Whitchurch, Shropshire,
England.
HIGGoSs-CoRrIssos.- Tuesday, August 20, at
ST. Pauls Episcopal church, by the Rev. DR.. Brown,
Mr. HENRY HIGG0Ns to Miss SARAH CoRrlssos. all Of
HraIs-MooRE.--on Saturday, August IL, by
the Rev. Father Breen, OF Manhattanvie, john
HUSns q county TpPerary p Ireland to MARY
KENsEDY-wuLs.-fn this city, on Wednesday,
KESSEDY to Miss CARRIE ?. Wills, of Drooklyn;
the Rev. DR.. Reeves, WILLIAM JOHNSON STEVENS
OF Quogue, 1. l., to KATE ALICE daughter Of John
TAYLoR-FALLoS.~on Sunday, August IS. BY the
Rev. Father Clowry, Mr.. MYRON II. Taylor, OF
Havana to Miss BRIDGET NJ FALLoN, OF New York.
Birth.
CRAIG.-0n Tuesday, August 90, 1872, Mrs. JAMES
CRAIG, 127 King street, South Brooklyn of daurh.
ter. Both doing well.
Died.
AcKERxAN.-On Sunday August 1s, after a long
and painful illness, MARY JosEPHINR ACKERMAN
wife OF Henry Ackerman, In the Ssth year Of her
The relatives and friends Of the family are re.
spectfuly invited to attend the funeral from the
Thirteth street Methodist Church, between Eighth
ana NInth avenues, on Thursday, August p, at one
BALcn.-On Monday, August 10. at his residence.
lol East Eighty.ffth street, CHARLES L. BALcH.
RnrNyS fu,su ., lunera, nov IN som0rroW's papers
Annie Barnes, aged year. months and 2l days.
The relatives and friends Of the family are re-
residence OF her grandparents l2s Perry street,
this day "wednesday, at eleven O'Clock A. NJ
ia SaNaa srsS sSea "a
Funeral on Taussaay, August n at four =. v,
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though quiet. had arm undsrtene Tho sales sum up
follows- elI
Today Eaa EpcRtno Tidal
Export. 25 LIT 362
ConeumpuOn ................ I,i9& I,lva
Total. Ll29 III 1850
-For future delivery lbasis low middng) the sales
have been as follows sales last evening after p NJ
August 500 Mt 5c September 400 2Uc 100 at % 3l6c,
soOst ac 100 st % siSc: October, 800 al 10 sioc De
c Total Dsss Sales aay S,H ,or up fS three
MsSseptcmber. 600 at % si6c. iiOO at Nlei 100 at
2so st isac Decem6er 100 at Is s6c 100 at iO at
changed-lc pd TO exchange 100 October septe-
ber, Total. 2SO bales. Grand total. 1900 tales.
New Orleans. 70; saysnnah, sS Chareston. |; KoriSli
this day last year. 900 hates on cotton to foreign
ports cosca steady As ollowsTo Liverpool. by steam,
Se. To Hamburg BY s'ee~, ,sd somprssssS Xo, ssiI
70 Baltic ports, by SAIL Tc ic, gold 70 Geditser
ranesn ports by steam, 20. We adote:-
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CLOSING PRICEs-4 O'CLOCK P, M.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

Cotton in Fair Demand and Firmer,
Receipts at the Ports, 205 Bales-Flour
and Wheat Irregular and Lovvcr-Corn
and Oats Easier-Pork and Lard Firm
Spirits and Rosin steady-Whiskcy y
Easier-Metals Quiet-Nyool In Moderate
Demand.
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In the gold loan market the rates ranged from
per cent for carrying to l-82 for borrowing. The
operations Of the Gold Exchange Bank were as fol-
lows
Gold cleared $142, ,074 900
Gold balances Observation-Disclosures. 3063,551
currency 3,I5l,S91
The Sub-Treasury paid out $4,000 on account OF
twentles.
THE RAILROAD BONDS.
The following were the bids for the railroad
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$4,000 N @ 6's, old.
lc0O do.
l0O00 SC 6's, n, in Il Jy
5000 Missouri 6's. :.
1000 NC 6's,is to NCRR
1000 N Y O 6's, '67. -.
1000 Erie lst IN.
1000 Erie 81 m. .........
1910 st l., JAG &Chi lst
4000 Chi, Bur a z SIS.
1000 Mich Sou sfb. 80.
1000 do.
1000 Cen Pac gid b.
5000 Buff 4 T., new ...
5000 Union Pac lst IN.
5000 do. .b3
500 Un Pac los, inc.
20ce Chic& NV int BIDS
1000 Tol 4 Wab ID IN.
2OU0 Ill a so Iowa lst.
1000 Mil 4 st Paul I'd.
1000 Pol, p 4 w I'd m.
10000 b. II 4 Erie lst IN.
100 BOs, Hart 4 T. gtd
600 @ 4 r / 4 PTS.
8 shs Bank of n Y....
20 st Nicholas Bank.
30 Cent Nat Bank.
Is German Amer Blk.
200 Quick N pref. :. b 9
100 Am M Tn Ex Co. SO
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FINANCIAL.

1T REASONABLE RATES--MONEY ON LIFE AND
IA Endowment Insurance Policics also on Bonds md
Mortgages; insurances of all kinds effected with best
panies j. j. HABRICH CO., 1lg Broadway.
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D no..
,OO ,Soc NJ CO Co hc 81
1915 and a:15 p. M.

$4,000 Us g. 81 r.:s IIs $1,000 $1,000 ~ Us s2 cs.. lS
$500 Us 5-20 c, '67 .s3 ll51a lOO0D US Ss liz
1900 US go c. '63 s3 lis 5UO US 6's ll3
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HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES.
The following table shows the highest and lowest
SALES AT THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE

Tuesday, August 20-1O,15 A. M.
$1,000 US SO c. go, H.. lis $500 US $40 ll5iS
1000 do.. ll41 10000 US $40 c, '6S.... n5x
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A MANUFACTURING FIRM SOLICIT A LOAN OF
"A 5000 they will give their notes one. two and three
years with o mortgage unencumbercd real estate
worth much tho loan. Principals only address s.,
box las Herald Office.
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MONEY TO LOAN ON BOND AND MORTGAGE
N In New York Brooklyn and Now Jersey Principals
only apply to SAMUEL 8. WOOD. Jr., lS5 Broadway,
IN
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TRUST MONEY TO LOAN AND BUY FIRST CLASS
n mortgngcs city real estate in sums to suit with
out bonus Address COUNSELLOR. box 26sl New York
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Birth.
Died.

CRAIG.-On Tuesday, August 90 1872, Mrs. JAMES
CRAIG, 127 King street, South Brooklyn, Of daugh-
ter. Both doing well.
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LOAN OF $500 WANTED-ON IMPROVED PROP.
crty 30 miles from New York, for which second
lortgase viii be givcn value Of property sl6000 first
,origase $ioOOi Insurance win more than cover both
cost Of over sl2oSo Apply by letter TO ATTORNEY,
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FOREIGN.
ENGLAND.

LONDON, March "A TINES dispatch
rom rom i,arls says General L'Admirault has
reconsluered his determination 10 retire
from the Govcrnorship Of Paris which
position he threatened TO resign because
the LdgpeI was allowed to reappear,
Intelligence states that eX. PrieSt Rove
OF Liberia, whowas imprisoned for GER
tain illegal acts committed while in Office
escaped and drowned while ondeayoripr
10 swim TO the steamer Just before its do.
parture for Liverpool.
Copies Of the American case In fill as
submitted TO the Geneva Board of Arbi.
tration, will be distributed In both Houses
Of Parliament on Saturday. -.,-I
The operatives in the flax mills of
Lceds, have struck for areduction Of their
time oflabor TO nine hours per day. They
arc conducting themselves In an orderly
manner, and no trouble is appehended.
The number Of persons on the strike ia
estimated to be between 10000 and II 600
Dispatches from Calcutta announce
that the expedition against Loveshac ia
successfully ended, and that peace will
soon be proclaimed, ~. na
II Is reported that q treaty has been
concluded between Brazil and Paraguay,
by terms by which the former continues
to exercise protectorate over Paraguay
for ten years, and the latter undertakes 10
pay the expenses Of the protectorate, and
cedes certain territory to Brazil.
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BE EcoNOMIcAL.-Look most TO youI
spending. No matter what comes in, il
more goes out, you will always be poor.
The art Is not in making money, but in
keeping II; little expenses, like mice IN a
Garn, when they are many, make great
waste. Hair by hair. heads get bald; straw
ny straw, the thatch goes off the cottage;
and drop by drop, the rain comes in The
cnamher. A barrel Is soon cmpty,irthe
TAP leaks but a dropa minute. When YOU
mean TO save, begin with your mouth;
many thieves pass down the red lane,
The ale Jug isa great waste. In all oth.
or things keep within compass, Never
stretch you legs farther than the blankets
will reach, or you will soon be cold In
clothes, choose suitable and lasting stnfi
and not tawdry finories. To 10 warm Il
the main thing; never mind the looks A
Tool may make money, but II needs |,
wise man 10 spend It. Remember, It i
easier 10 build two chimneys than to keer
one going. ltyou give al 10 back ant
board, there isnothing left for the saving
bark. Fare hard and work hard whilI
you arc young, aud you will have 1
chance to rest when you are old.-Cod
and Iron Record. .r.,-f.-,
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Ohio legislature.

CoLUMBUs, March AIN the Senate
House bills were passed TO authorize the
consolidation Of turnpikes to form con.
tinuous line, and TO authorize the incorpo-
ration of companies Tor building public
halls. Bills were introduced to enable
railroad companies after five years exist.
ence, to dissolve on vote Of two.t thirds Of
the stockholders; to provide that parents
or guardians Of children attending the
public schools, shall be heard before
Boards of Education, before children
shall be excluded from school by the
teachers thereof. In the House, bills
were introduced TO require passenger
trains on railroads to stop at all towns oI
three hundred inhabitants; to redistricl
the State into Congressional districts; tC
authorize debtors to bring action for re
covering money or property taken by
attachment or garnishment in another
State, which is exempt from execution iI
Ohio: TO exempt permanently disabled
persons from work on roads.
In the Senate, this afternoon, the bil
allowing building and loan associations
to increase their capital stock was in
definitely postponed. A resolution wa
offered asking Congress to vote tor the
amendment u the National Constitution
making foreign born citizens eligible tt
the office Of President Of the United States
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Concerning Wool---Circular OF a
Philadelphia Firm. "
PHILADELPHIA, March / ",

u.
During the war of the rebellion the high
price Of cotton led to the general use Of
wool throughout the world, and stimu.
lated its growth TO an enormous extent.
When cotton declined in price and came
into general use again, wool fell rapidly
in value, especially in Europe, where It
has ruled at very low point.
The cheapness of wOolen goods again
caused their substitution for many styles
Of cotton fabrics, and led TO an enormous
consumption oil wool. Is
The production Of wooden goods through
out the world has increased so rapidly as
to cause u scarcity of wool, although the
amount grown in 1871 is believed to be
greater than any previous year.
Many manufacturers fearing they would
not be able 10 obtain their necessary sup.
plies, have secured all the wool they can
consume for months to come, leaving but
small stocks upon the market, and forcing
prices TO Il high point. We quote: Ohio,
Pennsylvania, Western Virginia,
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THE LATEST NEWS.

-H f
Near Middletown, N. Y, Tuesday afternoon,
one Erie freight train ran into the rear of another
train, and set DIRE 10 the cabOosO and car load.
CD with flour, consuming both. Loss about four
thousand dollars.
"a special from Springfield ILL.,, TO tho 81
Louis Democrat, says the State JouFn0iIn lead.
ing editorial, asserts that Gov Palmer has refns.
ed the oYertures made 10 him by the Gratz Brown
Republicans and possum Democrats, to accept
the nomination Of President, from tho Cincinnati
Convention, and also states that the Governor Is
now and always has been warm personal friend
OF President Grant, and supporter Of his admins.
tratlon, and that he intends n continue so.
"A Black Hill exploring afid mining assocIa.
ton, with capital Of 500, 900, was organized In
Sioux City, Saturday.
"A dispatch from Berlin, says Count Won Ar.
MIN, German ambassador to France, has been or.
dered home, to report his opinion regarding tho
sahl lity OF the French government.
Tho comb factory OF the Union Comb Com.
pany, at Leomlnster Centre, Mass, employing
nearly one hundred and 1rty hands, was totally
destroyed by fire, Saturday night. Loss, $10O, ,OOO
-ltis stated In New York that the concern
which has appropriated the name OF the Geneva
Watch Company is an irresponsible affair.
"A dispatch from Berlin says II is thought
that the decision OF Emperor William, Arbi
traitor of the San Juan boundary dispute be-
tween tho English and American governments,
will be adverse 10 England.
The Jury In the Tichbone case have inform
ed the court that they have heard sufficient evl
dence TO find . verdict, An adjournment has
been taken until Wednesday,. Athh
Daniel Mason, formerly Superintendent Of
the Boston and Providence railroad, died Mon
day morning. .--r.
The Boston Daily 9No6s, new daily paper,
appeared en- Monday.
Robert Ward, Of Medina, N. y, broke
through tho ice on Grand River near jackson,
Mich, on Monday and was drowned
The New York Assembly Committee on
Railroads has agreed to report in favor of there.
peal of the Erie directors classification act.
Hon. VIM. Sheets, an old resident aud proul-
inent citizen OF indianapolis, died there Monday
evening.
Mrs. Isabella Bcccher Hooker aud other wo.
men OF Hartford, Con-, propose to make Gpplca.
tlon to tho registers OF election for registry.
preparatory to making an attempt TO vote at the
coming election.
Mrs. sallio Wains Bramlette, wife ofex.Gov-
ernor Bramlettc, died. at her residence In Louis
ville Ky, Monday night, after an illness Of four
months.
"A bill was introduced In the New York Cen
eral Assembly compelling a change OF grade of
the track OF the Harlem railroad, on Fourth ave-
nue., New York, 10 insure public safety. The city
TO bear half the EXPENSE .'l sH
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CLEVELAND.

CLEVELAND, O., March 4.-A large
meeting Of the workingmen was held In
this city Saturday evening, to protest
against the passage Of Senator Beavis'
work house bill. Speeches were made by
members of the different trades unions,
and resolutions adopted condemning Sen.
ator Bcavis for introducing the bill, and
asking hiA resignation; also demanding the
total abolition Of the contract system as
carried on in our penitentiaries,
and recommending the adoption Of q
plan similar to the one adopted by the
Detroit House ofCorrection, whereby the
profits OF the products Of the convict Ia.
Dor accrue TO these institutions instead oi
to the pockets OF the person or contrac-
tors, each person TO be allowed share in
the profits Of his labor. II there is q per.
son with one dependent upon him Tor
support,a o per centage should be placed
to his credit on the books OF the institu'
tion and deposited with the treasurer ol
the State or county in which the Institu.
tion may be located, TO be drawn and
given him on his discharge; if q person
with q family or other relatives are depen
dent on him for support the percentage i
to be paid from time TO time to the lega
claimants upon the prisoner; resolving
that convicts shall be employed In The
manufacture Of articles which least in
terlerc with honest industry.
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NEW ORLEANS!

New ORLEANS, March 4.-Thc volun-
teer fire department celebrated their
thirty.tifth anniversary with procession.
The streets are filled with spectators.
The weather is clear and pleasant.
Van Nordcn, President Of the Savings
Bank, was sentenced to-day by Judge
Cooley 10 a parish prison ior ten days, for
refusing 10 produce in court Il certain bank
box deposited January 10Th by NJ. A.
Southworth and Senator Lewis, contain
ing $4,000 and an agreement that Lewis
should sustain Pinchback and War
mouths administration and attend regu-
larly a session of1Ae Legislature each day,
said box to be delivered TO Lewis March
4th, upon complying with certain ooudi-
tions. Van Norden was Immediately
pardoncd by Governor Yarmouth and
liberated. During the investigation it
transpired that Southworth compounded
with Van Nor1en about o month ago and
removed the money from the box. When
finally, y,brOught into the court this morn.
ing, it contained nothing but the agree,
ment above referred to, A full statement
OF this case will probably be sent to the
Congressional investigating committee.
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PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, March 4.-The Cen.
tennial Commissioners assembled this
morning at the Continental, and at noon
were escorted 10 Independence Hall by a
COMMITTEES Of the Councils and representa-
tives Of the Commercial Exchange, the
Franklin Institute, the Board Of Trade
and Horticultural Society. Mayor Stoke.
ley was introduced to the Commissioners
by John l.. Shoemaker, and made an ad.
dress Of welcome, which was responded
to by Ex-Governor Joseph s. Howlcy, OF
Connecticut. A ST.
After an official welcome to the Centen.
NAL Convention in Independence Hail,
they were conducted to the Common
Council Chamber, which by resolutions
had been devoted to the sitting of the
Commission. The members OF Council
then retired.
The Commissioners were called to order
by David Atwood, editor of the .Stdtt
Journal, Madison, Wisconsin, previously
elected temporary chairman. The pro.
ceedings opened with prayer by Rev. DR..
Hutter. Committees were then appoint
cd TO receive the credentials oil commits
sl0ncrs, to nominate permanent officers.
and to prepare bylaws and regulations,
The Commission then adjourned till TO-
morrow. Twenty-six States and TeGrito.
rics were represented to-day. Several
more delegates arc expected tomorrow.
DIR, Jaynes granite building on Chest.
nut street, below Third, was discovered
to be on fire in the rear fronting on Car.
ter street shortly after 9'o'clocls, and The
flames soon spread from the third TO the
eighth story. The immense height OF the
building renders tho steam fire engines
almost useless in reaching the upper
stories, and the building will probably
be destroyed.
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PITTsBURGH, March 4.-Weathcr cold.
There was some snow last night. The
Monongahela has three ieet four inches
in the channelr TgABlgftiss
CINCINNATI, March 4.-Rivcr eleven
feet and falling. Arrived-Kitty Hegler,
from the Kanawha River. Departed
Kate Putnam, for st. Louis.
CINCINNATI, March 4.-The st. Charles
has arrived from Pittsburgh. The Major
Anderson will be here from Wheeling in
two hours. '.G lf4 ts Htv r-gT
NASHVILLE, March 4.-Riverf rising
slowly, with four feet six inches on
Harpeth Shoals.. Tho -,sAAthar Ia clondv
and cold. Arrived-John Lumsdcn, IrGIil
Cairo. Departed-John Lumsdcn, fol
Cairo; Ella Hughes, for the Upper Cum.
berland.i . ans S7F-t .i - q ',
Sr. LOUIS, March 4-Arrived-Capi.
tal City, Katie P. Kountz, and II. G.
Yaeger, frow Now Orleans; 10. Fleming
from Cairo. Departed-Lucy Bertram
for Keokuk; City Of Chester, for Memphis
The river is rising slowly. Weather
cloudy and cool. Ice started at KeokuE
ou DhtuAHhJp hLu luu uuOuI uu LuuI uuu
stopped, but it must 60 soon. Over fifty
steamers and bargcs LETT here last week
Tor the South, carrying about 30,0 600 tons
OF freight. Further kilograms from the
Sallie say that her cabin has carcened
badly. She is settling fast, and will be q
total loss. Captain Barnard, agent of the
underwriters, with diver, left for The
wreck to-day.
LoUIsvnbE, March 4.-Rivcr falling
slightly, 5 feet s inches in the canal, anG
3 feet 8 inches in the chute. Weather
cloudy and growing colder, with COLI
northwest winds. Business poor. Ar
rived RoOt. Burns, canal, Memphis
Mary Miller, canal New Orleans; Charm
er, canal, Evansville. Departcd-Rober
Burns, Mary Miller and Charmer, Cincin
natl; West Wind, Nashville.
FoRT MADISON, Iowa, March 4.-ThC
Mississippi river at this point opened yes
terday for navigation, and the ferry boa
Viola Belle commenced making regula
trips today. This is the best emlgran
ferry on the Mississippi, and commenced
with good trade. aefu..
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Decisions by the supreme Court.

decisions by the Supreme Court.
From the Kanawha Daily Of the Goth nit.
TUESDAY, February Berkshire, p,
delivered the opinion Of the Court in the
case OF Wallace Robinson, admin rs.
John A. Hunter, from Greenbrier county,
affirming the decree of the Circuit Court.
Maxwell, j., delivered the opinion of
the Court in the case of Peyton Morton
rS. Samuel Davis, et a., from Raleigh
county, affirming the judgment of the
Circuit Court.
Moore, j., delivered the opinion Of the
Court IN the case Of James L. Morehead
rs. the B. & 0. r. Co., from Wood county,
affirming the judgment OF the Circuit
Court. '''.
Berkshire, p, delivered the opinion of
the Court in the case OF Henry Gore, ad-
ministrator, rs. William G. Martin ct al,
from Mercer county, affirming the decree
OF the Circuit Court.
Maxwell, j., delivered the opinion OF
The Court in the case of Parker Bcale ct
al. rS. A. +. Donnally et a., from the Cir
cut Court OF Kanawha county, reversing
The decree of the Circuit Court, and re.
!maniing the cause for further proceed.
ings.
Moore, j., delivered the opinion Of the
Court in the case Of w. +. and J. II.
Goshorn ". Thomas Il. Friends admin
lstrator et al, from Kanawha county,
reversing the decrecof the Circuit Court,
and remanding the cause for further pro.
ceedings -
Adjourned until Thursday, at 9 o'clock
Pm.