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RAILROAD TRrAIs-Mr. James Fowe, of Hamp-
ton. n H. had two cases tried against the Eastern
railroad company. at the late term Of the Common
Pleas in Portsmouth. The first for deprivng the
plaintiff Of "ar and light" which the defendants by
order OF the town OF Hampton had been obliged to do in
Mr. Fowle damages in the amount of S775 The other
case for the loss of COW, which had been
and killed by the engine The defendants proved that
the usual notice of tho whistle given and every
ecaution taken, notwith standing which, the COW
was killed and the cars were forced from the track
The plantiH WAS non. suited.