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BENNE PLANT.-Read the following tes-
timonial from the late Father DeSme the great In
dian missionary:
ST. LOUIS UNIVERSITY, June 9, 1872.
Messrs. j. c. Mcguire: Long experience in the use
Of your valuable EXTRACT OF BENNE PLANT justifi
in say ng that believe it to be excellent rem
edy for any form of bowel Affections for hich you
recommend it. On every occasion when have given
it, am happy to inform you that it has been
full in affording relief Very truly. your friend.
j. DE5MEr, 8. j.
From the 1T. Rev. Bishop Ryan
fully ndorse Father DeJmets te stinonial
P. j. RYAN.
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GRUNEWALD HALL.
Grand Farewell Concert, Given BY Marks
Kaiser. Monday Evening, April Q, IA.


Kaiser. Monday Evening, April Q, "a.
PROGRAMME.
PART Ii. Piano Solo, -. Mile. o. Rooney. 2. Ro-
nance ct Bo ero(by request CHI DancIa Marks Kaiser
8. LIE ollie du Nord ,kcmancel Meyerbeer, Mr. Pre-.
mer. 4. Ave Maria, Ch GOunod Nine. Mercie- Bier,
Mes rs Marks Kaiser and schafter. 5. Grand Air
de Charles vi. F. Halevy, Mile. Leblanc. 6. n
taisie sur la Muette de Portci, d. Alard Marks
Kaiser.
PART i'll. Overture to William Tell -four nds)
Gottschalk Messrs. C. r. Frey, w. Grunewald. 2.
Fa' taisie Rigolette. vieuxtemps, Marks Kaiser.
g. Robert lie Dsble IVA dit-elle) Meyerbeer Mile H.
Leroux 4. Aria rom the Magic Flute, Mozart, MIR.
Kaiser.
Mr.. Pothonsr. Accompanied Doors open at O'Clock.
Concert commences ut o'clock
Tickets, ST. to be had at the principal stores and Ut
the BOX Office on the evening Of the Concert.
APPS su&mo
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To-morrow evening. at unswald Hal

Tomorrow evening. at Grun:w ald Hall !,
Mr.. Marks Kaiser, the accomplished young violinist,
will give concert, in which he will be assisted by
of the best talent in the city. Mr. Kaiser is
source of much pride to New Orleans, he ave
Of our fair city and when, in addition to this it
is known that the young gentleman has graduated
one of the most brilliant scholars from the Paris
Conservatory it is not astonishing that he is such
favorite. The delicate touch and expressive feeling
his execution are especially remarkable Among
those who are to lend their the occasion
are Mime Mercier-Bie Mile Rooney, Mile LIE Blanc
Mile. Roux Mr.. Frey and Mr.. Grunewald
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school mistress at Felix, Ohio, recently
attempted to punish al unruly boy. He
made a savage rush at her with club, when
she seized a chair to defend herself, and
struck him blow which proved fatal.
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For years past it has been stated that it
was impossible for TIE printing Offices of the South
to issue book printed in . creditable manner. At
one time this may have been true, but thanks to
Messrs. Charles A. Clark A. W. Hofeline, that day
has passed. Bret printing they make specially and
at prices (only dollar q page. large octavo they
should receive the support of ALL
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-04-05

DUTTER-CHEESE
BUTTER~-CHEESE.
To arrive Ex 8. s. Washington and In store:
100 frkins Fancy GOSHEN.
so hf. do do
rs cases and 10 nrkins Fancy GOSHEN Govt.
so hrkins Choice WE,TEkN.
40 hf. " do do
rs or. do do
100 tubs do do
IS boxes "N. Y. Cream Cheese.
For sale 1t the lowe market price by
e. H. LAWRENCE CO.,
sp53 80 and Al Tctoup toulas street.
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The Courts.

There little of int eft trans. iring in the
g. other than he Clinton =, of which we ave
an ycco Mt in another column.
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THE GREAT EMPORIUMs.-The cooks have
been noted for their weak eyes. The cause for all
this is that Charter Oak recent invention.
Rice h Brothers are public benefactors, and their
efforts toward ieving housekeepers of extra work
and unnecessary labor deserves than space per
mits. Let heads of families pay visit of inspec.
ton to the warerooms of Rice Brothers. at Nos 80
and 81 Camp street. and tho branch SOS Magazine
street.
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BOARD OF TRUSTEES.

BOARD OF TRUSTEES
o. W. Allen, A. j. Aiken,
Hugh Allison, J. A. Braselman
W. T. Blakemore, l. Bloom,
Sam Boyd, G. H G Brown
John u. Cobb, LLOYD r. Coleman,
Geo. w. Church, J. Z. Campbell
J. W. Champlin, Fred. Ernest
Ben Gerson, G. A. Green,
/. L. Hass, T H. huut
J. Davidson Hill. Jas. 8. Lanphier
Robt L. Moore, John MYERS
n. j. Mullan, Edward Nalle
Edward c. Payne, Henry Reid,
q. W. Sentel W. b. Thompson.
Fred. Wing. G. w. Wood,
7. S, Waterman, Louis A. Wilt
New Orleans, March l, 1878. ap5 I'm
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1t is hardly possible that the President
will be able to resist such plaintve APP
peals as the following, from the New York
Herald
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AWNINGS, AWNINGS, AwNINGs.-We would
recommend all those in need of awnings, any de-
scrpton of sun-shades. to call and examine the splen
did stock Of rich and assorted patterns just received
by old friends, Cassidy Miller. They have also
in store large stock of ship duck. which they Offer
to the trade at New York prices. Ship captains and
others will do we'll to examine their stock. Being
agents for the manufacturers, they furnish
ings, TENTS tarpaulins, flags, buntings, etc., ETC.,
anything in their line at very low rates. See their
card,
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MECHANICS AND TRADERS INSU.
RANCE co. NEW ORLEANS. Ia.
..Carondelet street .......4
SOLICITs FIRE, MARINE AND RIVER RISKS AT
LOWEST RATES.

JAS. A. WHITE. LLOYD R. COLEMAN
Secretary. President
g. H. FROST. F.C. GREGORY
Asst. Sec and Fire Clk. Marine and River elk
F. AUZOUT, Inspector. Capt 8. B. FROST,
J. J. HASKELL Collector. Marine Inspector.
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Moses Greenwood, John I. Adams,
W. A. johnson, Isaac Scherck.
John ]. Noble, r. NJ. Wslmsley.
John Chade, VIM. Morrison.
Richard Milliken, Joseph W. Carroll.
Samuel e. Moore, A. Brittn,
J.J. Warren, j. T. Pace,
r. T. Buckner, A. H. May,
Samuel Friedlsnder, s. h. Snowden.
H. F. ellsen, T. Lytt. Lyon.
W. 8. Pike, w. q. Raymond.
A. A. Yates, James 3. Prestidge.
mh26 I'm Samuel Il. Boyd.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-02-11
@isrfllantpns.
VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE!
IN CIRARD Tow NsHIP.

The undersigned offers for sale the farm on
which he now resides, situate In Girard township,
Clearfeld county, Pa, formerly owned by Justin
J. Pie. The farm contains 100 acres, and Is very
desirabiy located. Tho buildings are all new, and
consist Of a large frame house, having good cellar
underneath, and good water convenient largo
frame barn, blacksmith shop, wagon shed, spring
house, dc. The buildings on this farm arc as
good, II not better, than on any farm In Clearfed
county. The land is of superior quality and In
good state of cultivation.
Possession will DO given In the spring, or at
any time most convenient to the purchaser. The
terms will be reasonable. Persons desirous Of
purchasing can address the subscriber at Lecontcs
Mills 7. O., clearfeld county, Pa, or apply In
person on tho premises.
Any persons wanting any information In regard
70 the quality Of the land, the kind Of buiidings
thereon, &C., Ac,. cpn gef tho nfss~r ss~ W --n
ing on Sheriff Pie, In Clearfeld, MS he owned the
farm for number Of years, and Of course knows
all about II. WENDELL ENDRES,
Leconte's Mills, clearfeld Co., Ia.
January 81, 1874
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-02-11
OPINION or rnr counr.

01fcers whose terms Of office do not begin until
after the third Tuesday in February, are not with
in the provisions Of the twenty-sixth section Of
the schedule Of The new Constitution. An such
township and borough officers must be elected as
provided by the third seelion OF the article on
Sunrnge ahu nlrctivus, anu "es 49,
law in force before the Constitution went into
operation. Ia this county, according to the facts
stated for my opinion, the officers mentioned
therein must be elected on the third Tuesday Of
February pcxt. Wa. EIwrIL, Pres. Judge.
January IS, 1874.
In view Of the foregoing proceedings, aud the
fact that the citizens of this county, under the
above ruling of the Court, will be LEFT without
Constables and number Of Justices Of the Peace
nnd all other borough and township officers who
cannot be legally qualified until ailer the I'm
day of February, the County Commissioners deem
Il proper and cxpedieni, and hereby give notice
to all tho constablcs In the county OF Clcarheld,
to post up not less than ton notices In their re-
spective election districts, at least ten days in ai
vance Of the election, notifying the qualified
voters thereof that an election will be held in
said borough or township, on TUESDAY the 18th
choosing such municipal officers not qualified as
INDICATED by the Court, under the new Constitu-
tion. The said election will be held at the usual
places OF holding borough and township elections,
and the Judges, Inspectors and Clerks who con :
ducted the former election will be required to hold
the approaching election, subject to all the laws
and statutes regulating elections in this Common
wealth. By order Of the Board.
ATTEST @. b. G00DLANDER, Cierk.
comm'rs Office, Clcar6eld, Jan. rs, ls74.-St
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE

II M ~ 10 iti AVN y Dn A.
N virtue of an order issued out Of the Orphans
Courts Of Clearheld and Cambria counties, the
undersigned administrator Of the late Edward
King, will offer at public sale, on the premises In
the township Of Susquehannn, in the county OF
Cambria, at 10 o'clock q. m on Monday, the 23d
day # February 1874, all that certain piece or
tract Of land situate in the said township Of Sus
quehanna, bounded on the north by lands OF
Abraham Bartlebaugh, east by lands Of Abraham
Dale, south by lands Of James somcrvilie and
others and west by lands Of Porter kinport, con
timing 90 acres, more or less. This tract OF land
is unimproved, and is desirably located on the
susquehanna river, near the Cherry Tree, and
il covered with valuable timber and underlaid
with Gvc.fo coal vein, and when stripped Of
Of tho timber will make an excellent farm, whiio
millions Of tons of coal can be mined
TERMS OF sALE.--Tcn per cent Of the purchase
money must be paid on the dry Of sale, one-thitd
Of the balance on confirmation Of sale, and the
balance in two equal annual payments, to be Sc
cured by the mortgage and judgment bonds Of the
purchaser, with approved security.
JESSE NJ. HARTER,
Administrator Of Edward King, deed.
Grant p. o., Jan. rs, 1s74.-st rs
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-02-11
Store House for Sale or Rent.

That we'll known Store and Dwelling House,
situated In Glen Hope, Clcarheld county, is offer
cd al private sale or for rent. The house Is two
stories high, SO by 40 feet with good back build
ing; a No. fwell ofwatcr in back building other
outbuildIngs, such MS ice house, smoke house,
corn crib, stabling and large shedding, all In good
order This property Is suitable for any kind Of
business, and will be sold at private sale or rent
ed on reasonable terms to responsible party.
The property Is good and in plen nsant place to
do business, and will be sold or rented on easy
terms. The bad health Of the subscriber COM
pcls him to close his busincss for the present.
This house has done good business, and a good
business man can do well here. Possession given
on April 1, 1874. For further information call
sn OF writcto WIN. 3. DICKEY a SON.
Glen Hope, clcarheid Co., Pa. ljan2s-2m
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-02-11
4 UpITOR,s NoTTCE.-IO Mo orrh,n.'

A UDITOR's NOTICE.-In tho Orphans
N Court Of Clearfeld county. In the matter
OF the estate Of Mrs Frances Mctzcr, late OF Scott
county. Iowa, formerly Of Cloarfeld county, Pa,
deceased.
The undersigned auditor, appointed by the
court to distribute the balance in the hands Of the
to and among the persons legally
entitled thereto gives notice that he will attend
to the duties Of his appoint ment, at his office, in
on Friday, the 18th day Of February,
between the hours OF 10 O'Clock q. m. aud clock
p. IN. j. W. BANTZ,
Jan. 2s, 1S74.-st Auditor
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-02-11
CToNE's SAW GUMMERs. AND
CAV Irps En- a I

We have received lbc agqnoy Cor the above and
will soll ibcm at msnuianlurw's prices, Call and
examine them. Thw are the l,st. st
jsIs-72 lt II r. bI0LER 4 90.
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4 pMINIsTRAToR's sALE.-By

A DMINISTRATOR'S SALE-By
IA virtue Of m order issued out of the Or
phans' Court Of Clearfeld county, the undersigned
administrator Of Edward King will offer at pub
lie sale, on the premises, in, Burnside township,
In said county, at 2 o'clock, p. m, on Monday,
the 2Sd day Of February, 1874, tho following val
uablc real estate, situated aforesaid and bound
cd as follows All that certain tract or piece Of
land, bounded by lands Of Frederick Shepherd
on the north, on the east by Joseph Walls, on the
south by Henry sebering and on the west by tho
old homestead OF the late Recder King, contain
ing 80 acres, more or less This property IL sit
uaicd in the vicinity Of Cherry Tree borough and
viii prove valuable acquisition to the purchaser.
TEnMs or SALr.--Ten per cent. OF the purchase
money must be paid on the day OF sale; one-half
Of the whole amount at the confirmation Of the
sale, and the balance In two equal annual pay
ments. with interest secured by bond and mort.
gage on said premises.
JESSE NJ. HARTER,
Administrator Of Edward King, decd.
Grant p. o., Jan. 2s, 1874. 81 i7Nr
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THE 9t
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IN North Central Pennsylvania.
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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-10-23

z e p = 3 I.sIgA N
COUNTY TICK
For Assemblymen:
THOMAS WEEN, NJ. u. HOWELL.
Fcr District Judge,
OF the sixth judi ia District
WM. II. DAVENPORT,
For Sheriff:
GEO. GILMORE.
For County Assessor:
c. c. WALLACE.
For County treasurer:
Nm. HEAD.
Fo- District Attorney:
c. G. HUBBARD.
Eot County ciork:
J. T. HARRINGTON.
For County 2ecosaer:
Il. L. CHASE.
Fer County Surveyor:
THOMAS J. READ.
Sup't Public Instruction.:
\. W. ATCluNSoN.
For Public Administrator:
L. VI, HAMILTON.
Fer County Commissioners:
jain HORN. long term:
!. 1t. MORRISON, short term:
THOMAS GULplAG, short term.
Township Off GERS.
For Justice OF the Peace;
TuoS. j TAYLOR.
For Constable:
/. L. kELLLY.
For Schoo! Trustees:
u. ". JOHNSON, CHARLES SCliU LIE
". Z. HASKELL.
S-5-td
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7. q. @ Z
iN cSO FELEOWs' EzALL.


EXCLAMATION LonGhN0. ~, |. @. CT.
IL meets etcry Tuesday evening at $50
O'clock, in tn odd Fellows Hall, Main street,
" ". u. DAVENPORT. ", r,
f. L. RofGG, Soc'y. 2i-Aa6
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-07-14
Merchants National Bank of Wheeling,
VS..
First National Bank of Wheeling.
SYLLABUS.

/. Telegraphic dispatches are not priv,
legged communications, but may be called
for and given in evidence. whenever, in the
opinion of the court, they are regarded n
proper or competent testimony.
2. A dispatch or thecopy of a dispatch
purporting to have been written and sent
by A B, as cashier, to C ID, cannot be
read in evidence without first proving
that it is genuine paper, that Is that it
was written and sent by the party whose
name it bears.
8. The act of Congress passed March
Sd, 1869, making it unlawful for. MAJ
tionnl Bank To certify checks, unless the
drawer has Mt the time an amount or
funds on deposit in said Bank equal to
the amount specified in the check does
not invalidate an oral acceptance Of Il
check, or an oral promise to pay II check
there being ut the time sufficient funds
of the drawer in possession to meet 1t.
4. The said act of Congress does not
invalidate conditional acceptance of
check by National Bank, having no
funds of the drawer in its hands III the
time, but that will pay the same When
ever draft, lett with it for collection by
the drawer, and sufficient in amount for
the purpose, shall have been paid.
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ing or its Council from hereafter con-
tracing any such debt and issuing the
bonds Of the city therefor, when done ac-
cording to the provisions and within the
limits. restrictions and requirements OF
said 9Th section of the 10th article of the
constitution, and any act of the iegislar
ture which may then be in force not In
conflict with or contrariant to said sec
ton and article. -. .-o., -
7. The said 9Th section of the 10th ar
ticle of the constitution was not intend
ed to. and does not in anywise interfere
with or prevent the lexying, collecting
and expenditure, annually by authority
of law by the proper legal authorities, OF
the several counties, cities, Sc, taxes for
county, city, &c, purposes, and to do and
cause to be done whatever is necessary
or proper for that purpose, including the
making or causing to be made, contracts
touching the expenditure of the taxes
so levied and collected annually and the
like. And all this without vote being
taken under the Sth section of said 10th
article of the Constitution. =
Judges Raymond, PAUL, Moore and
Hoffman concurred in the syllabus OF
points adjudicated in the above named
cause.
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RIVER NEWS.

The marks ut the wharf last evening
indicated five feet ten inches in the chan
mel and about ut n stand.
The Science departed for Parkersburg
Yesterday morning at the usual hour.
The Forest City has resumed her trips
between this city and Stcubenyille.
The Mallic Raglan will leave for Par
kcrsburg this morning rs 10! o'clock.
Business is looking up about the land
ing.
None of the large boats will come out
Of their nests for the present ri1e. 1t
won't amount to much after all.
CAIRO, July lS.-Arriv"d: Shannon,
New Orleans; City Of Quincy, st. Louis;
J. n. Phillips and Little Jim Recs, st.
Louis. Departed: Shannon, Cincinnati;
J. y. Phillips, Ohio river; Little Jim
Rccs, st. Louis. River T. feet and sta
tonary. Weather clear and warm.
ST. LOUIS, July l3.-Arrivcd: North
western, st. Paul. Departed; johnson.
KeOkuk; Belle Lacrosse st. Paul; City
of Chester, Memphis. River about sta
tionury. Weather clear and very warm.
LOUISVILLE, July 13-The river j.
again falling, with feet in the canal,
and feet inch in the chute. Arrived:
Etna and tow, Evansville. Departed:
Etna, Wheeling. Weather warm and
clear.
CINCINHATI, July 13.-Thr river III
the last twcnty-four hours fell several
inches. but is rising this evening. with )
feet inches in the channel. Arrived:
Cherokee New Orleans.
EVANSVILLE, July 13.-Wcathcr clear;
mercury 20 to 81 degrees The river Is
stationery, but b rise is expected Port
list up: Mary Miller Geo Roberts b. II.
Cooke, and Laura l.. Davis. Down:
Evansville. Sally. Business fair
PITTSBURGH, July l3.-River 4 feet
3 inches, and about stationary. Weather
clear and pleasant.
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New York Market.

New YORK, July l3.-Cotton--Nery
dull at l7sc. Flour-A shade ilrmseEyi
.uprrfnr western and state oOa5 80;
common to good ) 9OaG 10; good to choice
& lOaG 80. Whcat-SuppIy hght ana
prices higher; No. > spring | 5oal 90
No. > Milwaukee 40al Al; white west
crn l &9aI A.. Rye-Quirt at ] o@a
| Il. Barlcv-Nominul. Malt-Quiet;
Canada gOn2 90 Corn-ln good de-
mnnd; western mixed 777a19c; high mixed
and yellow western 79aSOc. Oats-A
shade frmcr;; mixed western toa62c'
Hav-Hcayy ut %. Hop:-Strady;
low to fair lOa2Oc GroccricN-Qmet.
Pctrolcum-Firmer; crude &c; refined ia
al23c. Turprntinr-Firm"r ut 3oc'
Eggs--Firm at 24a25c. ss..P"rk---ActlYc
ut IL ID. Brcf---Quiet. Cut Meats
Quiet: shoulder, lOr; middIrN frmcr;
lSng clear lGsc Lurd--FiIm'r ut roc
Buttcr--Firm ut l7a27c. Ch"rse--'lmrt
and unchanged. Whi,ky--Firm And
more active.
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STATE bONDS-l'uii' c.I
RAILROAD BoNDs-Steady.

SroCKs--The market opened firm
and continued so until noon when an
advance over the closing quotations OF
saturday of lag per cent was reached. A
reoction occurred and the leading stocks
lost the improvement, after which there
was a rally and most of the losses were
recovered. Lake Shore was the most
active stock OH the list. some large blocks
being sold ut 72sa7$. Erie was an GAGep-
ton to the change in the general liS''
was strong in response to higher quota
tions from London and on rumors that
the English would soon report tavoracIy'
The activity in Lake Shore, was assist
ed by bids Of /! per cent for the dividend ma
Among the sales to-day were 22o0o
.Iarr, Of Western Union, $4,000 Erie, A.
600 Lake Shore. and $500 st. Paul.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-07-14
THE COURTS.
SUPREME CoURr OF APPEALS.

SUPREME Court OF APPEALS.
The Court met yesterday afternoon at
2:30 o'clock + w ! y L < :
The appeal was allowed in the case Of
W. W. Handy ct al. Us. Theron Merrill,
from Cabell county. ..y.il-
An appeal was also allowed in the case
of Leonard Sadlers Administrator Us. r.
w. Drew ct al., from Jefferson county.
Raymond, P. delivered the opinion Of
the court in the case of Henry h. List ct
al Us. The City Of Wheeling, affirming
the decree of the Circuit Court.
Raymond, p, delivered the opinion OF
the Court in the case of Mason and Hoge
rs. P. H. Warthen & Bro, and T. b.
Hoge & Bro. IS. the same, Thomas l..
Feanster rs. the same and J. c. Bright rs.
the same, affirming the Judgment OF the
Circuit Court of Greenbrier county.
HAMMOND, p, delivered the opinion OF
the Court in the case of Jos. Lynch ct at.
re- John S. Huffman ct a., and same, IS.
same, reversing the judgment of the Cir
cult Court of Harrison county.
PAUL. j., delivered the opinion OF the
Court in the case of the Merchants
National Rank rs. the First National
Bank of Wheeling, reversing the judg-
ment of the Circuit Court and remanding
the cause for further proceedings.
PAUL, j., delivered the opinion of the
Court in the case of G. ID. Camden rs. A.
Werninger, affirming the decree of the
Circuit Court of Harrison county.
PAUL, j., delivered the opinion of the
Court in the case of HOllingswOrth d
Co. Us. w. G. Brooks ct a., affirming the
decree of the Circuit Court Of Kanawha
county.
PAUL, j., delivered the opinion OF the
Court in the case of d. L. Leftwitch rs.
Daniel K. Neal reversing the decree OF
the Circuit Court of Wood county.
The case of Lewis Apologize rs. VIM.
T. Hindson, was argued and submitted.
j. H. Pendleton for appellant and Geo.
w. Caldwell for appellee. u.
Court adjourned until Wednesday at .
O'Clock P. NJ.