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DECISIONS-FRD. II.

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granted Arche-Reierene d. BsrohsA
AIT VoorheeN-Soe memorandum.
Special Tfrm-By Judge Van V0rst-Mutual Life
ag Judgment or psoG sBge< keeasr
Judgment for defendant demurrer. (sec Opi iOnl
Superior COart-Srccdl 7erm-By Chief Justice
MOneH0brOos receiver ETC., Bnger assignee ete-f aeAss
settled
New-York tribune., 1875-02-18
END OF Mr.. TLTON's EXAMINATION.

END OF Mr.. TILT0N'S EXAMINATION.
Mr.. Evarts here inquired for another paper, and
Mr.. Norris produced the paper.
Mr. Eyarts-we have called for a memorandum something
called in the evidence Heads Of difficulties 1t il mat
between Mr. Bowen and Mr. Beechcr and have not in
evidence concerning it, but it seems the paper
coad be produced the me is produced
II arose my crosse1aminaon, and think was marked
Exhibit lOT" [Reeuing TO Mr.. Shermanl OH re-
member found until my friends had commenced
their redirect. offer that paper in evidence.
Mr.. Beach-We object TO it,
Mr. Eyarts-For what
Mr. Beach-As entirely mmaeria'. matter between Mr.
Beecher and Mr. We have nching to do with that.
MT FIleronYou might well put in the multiplication
tahe.
Mr. BeachThere is no which lays foundation
for it.
Mr Rvarts-WeD we Will have it maskod for Identification
look further at in the morning. is not anything that
requires the witness presence.
Judge Neson-Arr you through with the witness'
Mr. Eysrts-Yes, Sir.
judge Nelson-You close your redirec, examination,
Mr. Eyarts-Our cross-examinaon your Honor please
Judge NesonYcs have you anything to ask the other
side,
Mr. Fuleron-Ths letter may call for little examination
II they do not put it in evidence may offer ourselves
Mr. Beach Showing letter to winessl Is this letter that
you wrote to your wife, A. Yes, Sir.
@ And at the time Of It's date. A. Yes, Sir
Mr Beach TO the stenogapher Just mark that for dcnt
ncaton.
THE TRIBUNE -euogapher marked the letter Exhibit l0
for Identification.
Mr EYarts-Do yon put ii i'm
M Beach, do not know yet
Mr. Eyars-H you determine whether You put IL IN
determine finally to whether we may ask any
thing about II
New-York tribune., 1875-02-18
cast Of little Paul and lay in the surcsu drawer among my

Of little Paul and lay in the surcau drawer among ny
you have visit from saie Loycjoy ard did she enc,
our pretty houser Ter about IT, TodsJ IL our nrst--
Mr. shesrman-The breaks of here now read the
other letter marked, Monticello Decembr 4th MondaJ
Evening" This has date but is doubt also 1859
rs so marked
lMr. shearman read the letter which marked Exhibit
D, lio"1
MONTICELLO Sept. 4th.
Monday Evening. !
my DEAR HUSBAND Bella Is sitting with the children
asleep and have just finished reading your letter describing
widow Poor woman cannot hear to think Of her dreadful
loss Il unnerved me- Oh DARING may we not once more
geter' You speak Of coming for next Sunday meeting
we may return together You can write your editorials here
and The you need after this last weeks excitement
him large color picture used for Illustrations nfaat
% OF plymouth s. also any other apparatus tns you
would help you, darling in selecting them
Bel leaves by Tomorrow coach was very glad to see
TIE fields but could the Sabbath before aid was
pr yo Happy or as happy AZ a. any one eGG Oe IN ''
Darling do not forget to bring plenty Of money that we may
have felt my drst sickness this week-that de-
sire TO be back among the dear Old places have gained only
H. the last weak-we pictures to-day but fear
with poor The children and happy Excuse
s "recheG hurried letter. as want TO send by the carry
mail We look for Emma tOmOuow-fuesday Clarence Is
well, and has been well
Love 10 dear mother and Joe.
Yours always, WUEr
@ Can you say who Bella Isl A. Miss Isabella Oaky for
merly teacher 81 our children.
q Do you know how after this letter Of September h
In Monticello Mrs Tion returned to NewYorS-to Brook
lynt A. say Sir out Of my memory have nothing
10 identify it.
Mr. Beachsbe speaks in the letter OF remaining two weeks
and Of Mr. Tlton coming there.
Mr. Eyarts-That may and still may not have been
done
Mr. Fuerton-yey often ladies write things which are not
accomplished.
Mr. Evarts-You do recall Mr. Titon whether you went
up there and spent two weeks A. do recall that PARTON
lar OCCASION have been Monticello and made an address
there.
O. Can you tell after the h Of September she re-
turned OF whether she any than she expeced'
A. No Sir there nothing in my memory that would ike 70
fx date by
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MRS. wOODHULL's HUSBAND.

O. You have said on your visits TO Mrs. Wood
halls husband present Do you by that gen
ueman called Col Blood in the eyileucef A. Yes, Sir
New-York tribune., 1875-02-18

GENERAL saxiost-HAcxkrr aecordss Fase repseu
Brown Thomas Rodsvp John OIor soen xesn nsnp
smith John Mcinness ssdsr William Marta. 'sas s
Daley KBspp esg.J 6astar Desssrng p-ss
Ierdt Joha kdxAd aaiE. james penhsh
Dots yamea loaisas ssssah aud batter Jsass
Psies Kelly Thomss Nicholson, RaIthoiomeS M .fv As
Brh Broua Blanche nasp, Ls9ss johnson nr'
Uilm.B Wash TbomAs MOren John Ke. LYs sts.i
Jshu william kelJ lienry wsls clxabsh Neis
nnpsr grad hrep' @fpf- Y. As Issci t"FS' axe ""
ss., se.s -Ssras,
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DIR. schench's Standard Remed.cs

The sta ldlrd remedies II all dis 'as oil
the lungs are sCHESCKs PULMoNIC
SYRUP, >CHENCk's SEA WEED Ton G. and
SCHESCK's MANDRAKr Pulls, and, IL aiken
before the lungs are dest Dyed, a speedy
cure is effected.
10 these three medicines Dr. J. ii.
Schenck. OF Pail .delphia, owes his unriya =
re succ IS III the treatment Of pulmonary
diseases.
Toe Pu'monic Syrup ,ipans the morbid
IN ut . In ih" Jung; natu throws IL I'll by
al easy exp ctora ION, orwhen the phlegm
o m tier l. iipe ~ light cough will throw
II oil. the pnti,n, has rest and tie iuDg,
bep in H. he |.
To enable III Pulmouic Syrup 10 do ihis,
Schenck' NJ ,ndrake Pills aud Schenck'-
sea Weed L Iuic must be &c, ely Used u
ans the stomach AN liver. sch-nrk'.
Man rake-Pils at on the llv,r, +, moving
all oh true ions, r. lax tue gall bladi,r, The
bile la Is freely, anu the liver is 500"
relieved.
) hrLck's Sea Wed Touir il n gentle
stimu ant and allerati\ c; the nlka OF which
II |. cOmpose B., mixes WITH the TODD u /
prevents sourng. 1t assists The diges ion
diti ~. 50 that the d and h lungs heal.
and the patient will ~ ely &c. wei il care
is taken & prevent fresh cold.
All who VISA CONSULT Dr. Schenck.
ei her e. son lily or by letter, can do SO al
his principal office, corner OF SIXTH and
ARCH SITS Phna'iepb a, every Monday.
Schenck'r med ines are Id by II dug
| gi-ts throughout the country. 3 I'm
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The Bulletin.
PARAGRAPHS.

Mr.. John Potter aud Mrs. Caldwell
Laid have imported a number OF Eng
lish sparrows to Quincy, this State, and
have set them to exterminating the insect
enemies OF the shade trees.
The Grand Duke of Mecklenburg-
Schwerin Is writing book OH the Fran
co-prussian war of ls70.7l, which is more
especially devoted to the events in which
his division took an active part.
Some one sent a Delaware man by
express paving-stone weighing 36
pounds, and as he opened the box after
paying sll charges his voice was heard
clear over In the next county.-N. Y.
Mail.
The Graphic Is authority for.thc state
ment that during the war Gen. Tracy
charged at the head Of his column on
many bloody field, and after the battle
has often been seen sitting under a tree,
combing the cannon balls out of his
hair"
The Hon. G. G.. B. Weekly, Republi-
can member from the Second District of
Van Buren, county, Mich, has died OF
pneumonia. 1t is singular fact that at
least one member sitting in the House.
vicinity where lie sat always dies during
each session.
J An unfortunate old bachelor, who
had perhaps gotten on the shady side OF
forty. was heard to exclaim. in the bitter.
ness Of his anguish: "When ! remember
all the girls have met together, l fee
like rooster in the fall, exposed to every
weather, ] feel like one who trcads alone
some barn yard all deserted, whose oatl
are fed, whose hens are dead, or all t
market started"
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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1875-11-11
Circumstances Alter Cases.

Plymouth church has dropped Mrs.
Moulton's name as a member OF the
church, because Of continued absence
She objected and put in an appear
ance, stating that her absences were
because her pastor had confessed
adultery to her. That's a nice, good
woman. Several years ago 1t was
that her pastor confessed adultery to
her so she testified. She didn't quit
going to church then. No, she seem
ed to like the dropplngs OF that
sanctuary better than ever, and once
when the pastor was sorrowlng about
that little difficulty, she drew herself
close up 30 the sofa where he rested
and taking his head in her arms,
kissed him. At another time, on the
street, she jumped up and flung her
arms around his neck and SAID ne
"was such dear, good man." But
something has happened so that she
cant bestow any more such tokens
upon her pastor, and she quit going
to hear him preach ''because he com
mitted adultery" She's a dear,sweet
woman, she is, and the church
"hadn't ought to- let her drop from
its membership. If Beecher had
only continued his annual contribu-
tons to Moulton and Tilton, couldn't
he still have enjoyed the kisses of
Mrs. Moulton in her parlor, and her
embraces on the street, and her pres
ence in the church? What a mistake
the cold man" did make
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1875-11-11
The National Capital Rejoices with
Hundred Guns.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 6.-The Re
publicans fired one hundred guns
this evening in honor of the political
victories of Tuesday last. A pro-
cession was formed and marched to
the executive mansion where the
people serenaded the President, who
acknowledged the compliment as
follows
Gentlemen | am very glad to
meet you on this occasion. and to
congratulate you on so good q cause
for rejoicing, to the entire country,
over the elections of last Tuesday.
While the Republican majorltles
were not great, they were sufficient
to accomplish their purpose. The
"rag-baby" has been entirely sup
pressed, and the people now know
what kind of money they are to have
in the future aud | think we have
an assurance that the Republicans
will control this Government for at
least four years longer.
Three cheers were then given Tor
the President. three for hard money
and three for the Presidents school
policy.