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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-11-24
MERCHANTMEN TRAINS.
CONCORD RAIL ROAD

ON and after the 10th April, Passenger Trains will
" daily, Sundays excepted in connection withthe
Boston and Lowell and Nashua Rail Roads, follows:
Leave Boston at 7 NJ, ii M and l.2 NJ.
Leave Concord al 81 NJ IL IL a NJ, and 3 p NJ.
Trains from intermediate places will run as follows viz
UP TRAINS.
Leave Lowell at Id A NJ, IL 10 p NJ and 3-4 p M.
Nashua at ga NJ, Lar NJ, and Lap. NJ.
Manchester o "a A NJ 1 Sd M and Id r NJ.
or immedia ely the arrival OF the from Boston.
DOWN TRAINS.
Leave Manchester al l-2 A NJ, IL NJ and 81 p M.
Nashua at l-2 NJ, p M and Sd p NJ.
Lowell at 7 Ia A NJ, p ", and 8 l2 p NJ.
Immediately en- the arrival of the cars ON Boston.
The second Tram from Concord arrives n Boston
for passengers take the O'Clock New
York.
The Morning and Evening Trains from Concord connect
with the Boston and Maine Railroad that passengers
may pass daily twice either between Concord, Man
chester, Nashua Ahdovcr, HaVeih, Exeter and Dover
daily fiom Concord by Portland, to Brunswick, Hoowe
and Anguish.
MERCHANDISE TRAINS
Run daily follows
Leave Boston a, 8 p M and arrive at Concord the
evening.
Leave Concord a, 6 I-2 p N and Mrye at Boston at
the next morning.
Freight, first class, 81; second class, 49,
Freight should be delivered at Concord and Boston
hour at least bere leaving 10 insure delivery by the
first succeeding train.
All passengers baggage should be marked, and when
valued than $50 notice should be given and
charges paid claim FIR damage loss beyond such
will be allowed.
N. NJ UPHAM, supt.
April 8, ls45 10
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CAPS, STOCKS AND CRAVATS,

State street, opposite the VILLAGE Hotel
| BOOTH has just received abeaufu and rich lot OF
Caps Stocks CravatS, Gloves Bosoms and Collars
the best variety ever offered IN this vicinity.
Cab and see.
Stale street. Montpelier VT. Oct TO- 43-w-d
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NOTICE

NOTICE.
CAME into the enclosure of the subscriber on the Esd
" instant, two red yoarlng htlers with slit in the
right ear The owner Of said cattle ~ requested prove
properly, pay charges and take them away.
URIEL A CLARK.
Brookfeld, October 26, l843. SO
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COMMISSIONERS, NOTTCT


WE the subscribers being appointed by the Hon. the
w Probate Court for tho District q Orleans Commits
aiones TO receive examine and adjust all claims and de-
cock, late Of Troy N said district sed
nsoven and all claims and demands exhibited in Offset
thereto, and SIX months from this date being allowed for
that purpose hereby give notice that will attend TO the
business OF oui appointment at the dwelling Of wild
ow Polly Hitchcock 10 said Troy the sesond Tuesday
Of November and the fourth Tuesday Of January next from
ten o'clock ill six each Of said days.
HR #$bf fz sSs
Troy, August l5,h ls43. "a 3w
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Hereby give to my son, John Sanbofn, his time from
i and after this date, and shall claim Of his
ings or pay any Of his debts from THIS lime forth
JOSEPH SANB0RN.
Washington, October 80, lg43. So
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October 2Sth,
STATE OF VERMONT.

UhAIVOt OOCOU JUNE LHMi I643
sodge Granger P D. four promissory notes Of
ALVIN Edison ais trustees J hand. signed BY the said
Blodgen & Granger and made payable TO the plaintiff
amounting in all to six hundred ard ninety dollars
ND at said term of this Court not appearing that
II the said Alvin Edison summoned trustee, has had
personal notice Of said suit, is ordered by the Court
here that he be notified of the tendency Of the same by
the publication of this order and notice in the Vermont
Waterman printed at Montpelier in the county Of Wash.
ngton, three weeks successfully, the last of which pub>
cations to be least fifteen days previous to the next stat.
ed term Of this Court The third Tuesday of December
84S which will be deemed sufficient notice to the said
Alvin Edison appear said of said Court if he see
canse. PERLEY G. JONES, CLERK.
WILLIAM NUTTING, Atty. 343w
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III A r D. w A r r .

II A r DIV A r e,
NOS. 81 and So UNION sTREET-BosToN.
GEO. J. & CHAs. w. HOMER & co.
Late Homes Homer and Coz
lave received by recent arrivals from England their
IL fall supply Of
CUTLERY d. HARDWARE GOODS.
They have also received from the best Manufactures
stock very complete end most Desirable oil Of which they
offer TO their ffens and the country trade generally tho
very best terms for cash or credit 2s
VIM. GREENOUGH 4 Co.,
No IA, MERCHANTS ROW, BOSTON,
A RE constantly receiving,
"A HARDWARE 81 CUTLERY,
which they offer for sale to the country trade for cash
approved credit, the mostrea sonable terms,
lhelr stock consists in part Of
TABLE 81 SPRING CUTLERY.
Files, Greavos and Sons Groves and Sons; Saws.
Hand Web, Compass Blue Back Grating, from the
manufactures Of Groves and Sons Butcher Tyznck and
other approved Stamps Greaves and Sons Edge Tools;
Turner's and Saggs Sickles; Greavos and Sons and
Brown and Fathers, Braces and Bits; comprising COM
pete assortment Of Sheffield Goods.
BIRMINGHAM GOODS
among which are Jamess Screws Bed Screws, Coach
screws Butts, broad and narrow Baldwin's Kenrick's
CoelFs, Tarratts Table, L Plate back flap new CHI, ST
Hinges Hooks and Hinges Trace, Log Fence Halter
Chains Locks-CafPonters Badgers, Rim dead closet,
pad chest, trunk, wardrobe press Norfolk latchrs ,
wrought Nails OF superior quality. SC.
AMERICAN HARD WARE
Amos's shoves and spades iron and steel; brass
Andtrons Nashua locks and atches; American Latchcs
Blakc's, Parkers and Whites &c; VIM, ROwlands Mill
and Cross Cut Saws Coffee Mills &c.
Composing in all stock well adapted to the county
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right medicine an. cet cared
remain, with fes upgs OF lasting gratitude,
so0f hfenc, THOMAS LLOYD,
Nslt9 Alley, PeaEisreet.
Sr,rs OF NEw.Yesr, On tiis 2sth DAY os No~esnsee,
City OF Braokiyr, 1912, before ne came Tbomss
Lloyd ard acknowledged the Truth the fssrco,rr PAPER
add that he executed tie same.
HENRY C. MURPHY,
Mayor ci the City OF BROOKLYN
Sansss Ssrsaparlia will aSo remove sed permanently
cure diseases having thcr orgia &c impure OF the
nsood ard dspsaySd condition OF the geaSrSl sesssys,
M Ssrotas OF Kings Evil in is various forms; Rheana-
IS ooSlraie enaaeoas ErupsopS. B,otchss, flies Pm.
pies or Pasnss on The face, ehteuic Sore Eyes Rngworm
ind joints stubborn Ulcers srnhiilii sr ni,,ls disass
arising frora an ,rjndcaoss Mercury, female deranse
merits, and other similar complaints.
Prepared AND sold At wholesale and and for export
alton, by A. B. SSs 60. No. rs Broadway Granite
Sulcins) OF Chambers street New York Also sod
by A. d. SANDS Drnggists, No 70 and leo Fu,ops
David Sands Co No a East broadway, corner OF Mar
Se-trret; ard by Druggists generally throughout the
Csited States. Price 81 per bottle. six hotties tor S.
SotsThe original documents may be ably calling
>toYs M IS SrrJrw2v.
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RFUFFS, MuFFS. at 649 Broadway

ia lew Spleodd Cashmere Nuts, white, so!d DOVE
and lish, awa coloys, ffom So to is each.
Also, for sale above TinSeled Ribbons aud Garzss, for
seaddreses rich embroidered organdy Tor bares.es,
S per yard Ladies' FreEch white satin Shoes u, 6s rich
English Thrvsd Lsces aud EisngS, WorsI Edgnss, In
scrtnss, Rans Cus and Collars, BOOK, Swiss Jsccact
md Cambrc Muslin; figured aad plain Cap Laces Cap
md BonHe,Rsboni Hosiery, Cloves, Mats &c Adiscount
Vt Is per cent viii be made all dollar,
ron this date for the purpose OF dpossg OF the sleek be-
ore the close OF the For sale above and 2
8isecker.strset II C. MOORE. IL iwS
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q rgeo,... s,uiet aud Cssafara.-The

u Health, Quiet and Constnri.-ihs Ora
ham House Is Barclay ST. NewYok, proeers advantages
70 Strangers stopping few days or weeks IN the Guy, ucG
rarely oeSed. It's sbiy located on Clean ana
airy street very near the business part of Tie city ana In
the immediate vicinity the principal Steamboat
Its apartments convenient and seat, Sh,e us iae
supplied with the best Vegetables ana Frrils pa can Dc
procured excudiag entirely Animal Food and siinan's
o; all kinds Charges moderate and every effort made 10
render BoarJers com Portable. Shower Baths Tree, Ne
msgbsr S. Sarclay-s
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ggoogLYa, Nov. %, 1912.
Mrsrs. SANDS: Gest-A!ihonsI anl dishgur'-i and de
formed for life, have not lost my recorctIon aGd ncSer
while exist, shall cease t0feei grateful TOT benefits con-
erreG, ;hrona Tie OF yoaI inya1se Ssrsaparuia
attacked the year 1928 with ascro'uous affection on
eGd OF my commencing with asaii red spot at
tended with itching and burning ssnsatons. This ih:ured
which progressed follows: the ieit Dosiri was nEsl
destroyed and continuing upwards crossed tDe bidge
OF the and SEEING upon the right sIdr destroyed ia
cartilage, bone aad all lie surrounding paris nni hhy
HE entirely eaten off, 'he passage of Conveying
The eye 10 tie nose obiitraied, Thc1 csOsed
c0tiual dow 81 tears. The seized upon IN
upper ip extending 10 the right cheek and my feelings aE
sutirnEs better b. mag med
am native OF Nottngham ID Engans, and ny az
well crown there The first Physicians IL the ha2dois
Dr rae but win su- benefit AT one iLse
was directed tale IS drops of IN. " nctnft .,
~ arasr nl sppIi~ OH yitxoI To the parts
arf as used prescr piidn OF Sir Ashley ecoper oUtaD
rrnvsdin vain coninred 10 ero~ "o.s, e - ~
ng mae will catch straw, gsef every Ielsoy cooiG
boar OF slt was considered applicants 70 ny case unu
rbecame disgustea With t.e treatment a a
hot ~ nroInsea the disease Cancer but Dr. N
under whose treatment vas, considered u scrouioas
Iep1s. ard this Is the NAME gwen Il ny eoicai ilet a.
!. I yrsor vas recommended ny change Of air and
an l;laac voyage, ard il pill last alied for America
and arrived thOntb OF 3av. Tie disease
fnre gradually increase extending upwards snd back
wards having destroyed he enlire nose and fasi rerng
towards the frontal bone, 1t seized uo. ne upPefaw aid
surrounding parts.
wile crossing On The FerrySozt feoa BrooAlynto New
York gentleman attracted by my sppeaf5nce and
1 accosted Ny friend have yoo Used the Sdrsaps-
r Yes, replied various kinds, end every thug else
could hear of brt, said he 81 mean sandSs Sarsapa-
ria" No, re2iie,i -iheE rse IL ioE believe !. VII
daeet maize trial o. medicine LIE so Mighty recorp-
Irrsdcd.
purchased sae hottie, which gaze sclne relief, and
1orerfa TO ie after using yorr parz less thar
aauls ssei wilma well The diSease Is Stopped II is
rasase. ali ,4ose ackng ard t7'ueatng PAINS ere gone
my food rese my dgestiou 10 coed, ard sleep well
and under The blessing Of Divine Providence ahSte
!e result entirely 70 .he use OF SadsS sarsapagIa Wa
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Y gTTIT,s TRITssEs.-Notice to Rup-

turef Pcrgns-perssaz afflicted with rGpinres may
rely upon he best aid The vofa s orb. 90
application at :he office, No fsseyt5est 81 % slher o.
ri. 10 = te back pad of Iiuls tsasse 70 see IL
sey are endor.ed by Dr. Ho u Writing More are sena
Nav narsoas have undertaken 70 geEd limitations OF
ty -i1rsted uses and sbocsards imposed upon IN
These limitations Cannot oe relied upou they
w. .ie by ,is.!i mechanics, and better taAn
the ordbprcJ irusses- -,
Rooms have beer fitted up al No. yessyreet e1esG-
syvay for taes having separate entrance from u'e aa-
ness department, where female a u eonsiant aeedace
70 waii Dpal female patients, ~
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Martha Ccnin has lived ray family the last IS years
self is correct DRY. MARY Is. LLOYD,
No. s1i Broad 81. Newark NJ
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FASHIONABLE STOCKS. sCARFS

CRAvaTS, GLOVES, Gc.-Old Establishment
PARSELLs AGATE, estabsished 10 iS2S--IG addition
10 their excessive assortment Of Easanzble Goods the sub
lcbers receiving ny every afival from London and
Paris flesh supply OF aS5iogable Sears and Cfagats-
Their assortment Of fashionable Stocks, Scars Cfayate
ready made Linen flor which The FIRST prcfnsn awgd-
e .her az The late fair OF the insiitne] Cloves
Snspenders Hoser., SILK 1ierDo, lanswooi and 51ckshn
Shirts add Drawers, AID all articles apperainng 10 gen
iiegiaH's wardrobe rich and yared Gentlemen Calling
al ie old establishment may depend being furnished
M the best and stesi fashions az fair end moderate praca-
PARSELES s. AGATE, 24t BroadWay,
between ParE place and Murray street
PkA cort:npe the manufacture Of tie;r celebrated
Shnr!fr Braces and geIiIle.uens Russia. Riding Eei3
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gaoogLYs, Nov. %, l942.

The following certificate is irou. gentleman who los
the wloie OF his nose Scrofaous disease l.
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SPLENDID NEW YEARS GIFT
- FOR YoUTH.-The cheapes. End handsom,st book
Tor New Years Gift, is Robert Merry's Museum, only
dollar spendldly illustrated and beautifully bound In
CLOTH containing more hundred beautiful engray-
nes, besides Handsome fancy .iile page. The volume
cootans three hundred aud eghiour pages OF reading
matter from the pen the author OF Peter Parley's Tales
IT will afford abundant instruction to every youth. and by
oerusng The same they viii find much more amusement
san when engaged In dIeness and mischief Some idea
may be had OF its popularity when The fact is known hat
h last annual volume sold only by hundreds but by
thousands. BRADBURY, SoDEN K CO.
III Nassau St New York, ond 10 School ST., Boston.
80 IF
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have Conscience in the representations made by Martha
Conin, and have :ul knowledge Of her case:
~ ELiJAH F. PURDY,
Alderman 10th Ward OF the Cityot New.Ysrk.
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place full confidence in sie statement made by Msrba
Conin having known her the past twesiy years. vii
cheeruy give any particulars in relation 10 her case t
these who may WISH further information
Sr. ELIZABETH,
Superior OF the Roman Catholic Orphan Asylum, Prince
street ~ Y Dee IL, 1872
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" The An.ericaa Eaborer for JANUARY
' No. OF the volume: two more numbers complete the
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EyNGLISH NEWSPAPERS, MAGA
"a ZINES BOOKS AND Notwithstanding

Newspaper UIhCt, LlNfrpOoL
CHARLES WILMER OF Liverpool supplies the Aa,e-
rican PUBLIC with BRITISH NEWSPAPERS, MASA-
ZINES, BOOKS, and PRINTS on the advantageous
ers He forwards the very latest editions OF all the Lon
ion and Provincial Newspapers shipping Lists Price Cur
well Hose from all the European
Continent by the Steamers and Laers from Liverpool Lon
Ion and Bristol and the aiagD Books, AMI Prints as
soon published.
His charge tor London Daily Paperis f7 SIS; week
w published Fivrpence, I'll IS. led SlXpense,
FL Is % per annum; all the Magazines BOOKS, Prints
supplies at the prices they are charged by the
publishers in London.
All orders should disappointment be addressed
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compauied by remittance reference Tor payment three
months advance, Liverpool or London house.
PS-News Letters comprising eptome o! every thing
Interesting. 20 American or Canadian readers, furnished
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| know Martha Conn, and have known Of her suffering
Illness. iJoEE DUBOIS, Bishop OF New-York.
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MARTHA CoNLIN.

know Mar,ha Coaia Rpd believe what she states in Ibis
document 10 be perfectly true. JOHN POWER,
VICAR GENERAL or NETWORK,
Rector OF NJ. Peters Church
GTen ct New York this l4lh day OF December, 1872
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pOOKkEEPlNG, WRITING AND

BOOKKEEPING, WRITING AND
D COMMERCIAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
JONES 1893 Broadway invites attention to the following
arrangements under which lie now gives instruction in the
Ibove branches.
from ITO p. NJ.
Students may select any above hours attendance,
and pursue the study any all OF The above branches
moderate charge per quarter.
ferms-For attendance 8 days per week during
quarter SlU w
Or every day tor six weeks. .............)
This arrangement will afford the di,igeBi student OPP
oouniy OF acquiring tor $40 competent Wedge OF
accounts well material Improvement in wrung
Private lessons given during the forenoon
Pebshed and for sale JoDes Principles and Practice OF
Bookkeeping 8yo. Price les. Teachers, by the help OF
Ibis treatise, viii be able TO impart knowledge In
weeks than he effected many months by
system instruction. See Journal AM Institute, and
Merchants Magazine for Dec. 1912. DIP Inn"
NT RIGHTS ENGLISH GRAMMAR.
w The abridged and cheap edition of this work
ready for sale al Is Spruce street. by r. BARNARD
& co.
o. this work the learned Or. Hawks TINS writes:-"i
have with MUCH care examined this book and, say
,at has pleased much. presents the correction OF
10 he found in previous the
grammar OF our language; ard tse philosophical
dian any similar work with which acqnained On
III. whole, consider the best grammar Of the English
language with which am couver,nnt."
+. l.. HAWKS, fAL ID. ID d.
is I'm. Ed. N. Y. Quarterly Review.
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REUsICAL CARD.-Mr. Edw. Rich'd.

u Hansen Professor OF Ausc lHonoEary Member OF
The Handel and Haydn Society OF eo,tsn" ana of'rhe
Musical Professional Association o Philadelphia" &c) begs
respectfully his determination
:cue this city. He therefore offers his services
0erenced Performer Composer and Teacher OF Singing,
md OF the Piano, Violin, Flute, Organ and Guitar. La
dies and gentlemen cnnhding ~ his ustructcHs will be
yancea upon 'he rte pains OF soa aussal acNuusenl
usnenis, but alss the difficult compositions OF the
lay, from the simple Chant 10 the elaborate Bravu
a." He composes and arranges Music, vocal and astru
aenta sacred OF secular He accompanies ladies with the
Viola Fute performing the difficult modern
Amongst the innumerable references he is is liberty
present, he hopes the following viii suffice
The Right Rev. Bishop OHdefionk. OF eew.York.
The Right Rev Bishop Doane. OF New.Jersey.
James Olsey, Esq o, Brooklyn.
a. a. F. H a,lis sia Professors of Music
For pease apply him, No. rs Nassau
Orders lel him the Music Store Messrs James
Hewitt < w in be n attended
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u Doctor Lnrdncr's EectHrcs.-The second
edition OF Doctor Lafdnas complete Course OF Lectures
delivered in The City Eewiork is published and for sale
this Office Price 25 cents The subjects embraced in
The Lectures gre: Electricity-The Sun-Galvassni-The
Fixed S;ars-Magnctic Neede-Lai,ude and Longitude
Bleaching, Tanaing-Popular Faacies-Lght-Fall!n
Sars-Temporary S,ars-sorical Sketch OF Astronomy
Dew-Scence aided by Art-Scientifs DscoveriesSopnd
Vibrations OF the Rena Voi,ac Batsry-S,ean Engine
Of Great Britain and America.
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Coa.eats Of tss f]anearg) Number:
anei Editorials; Eject al The New Tariff the Price
~ manufactures and The Interests OF Labor (Editorsi
e Trade a. Free Trade (EitoraD u. 8. STATISTICS
= COMMERCE ANp REVENUES, with accompanying Edilo-
,s"i me TARIFF ouEsT1oN-By EDWARD C. DELAvAS
sssllsa MANuFacTcsEs--U.S S. TARIFF REPORT OF TIE
sAskkrAsY OF THE treasury, with Accompanying Docn.
P sas' iHs PSorscrivE Policy TaE TARIFF AMONG
NNs.kSSi Tas New TARIFF; RISE AID PROGRESS OF
,as USEFUL ARTs-A Lecture, by Prof. POTTER; FREE
~ 49, NE BUSINESS Of FARMISG; The AMERICAN Sys
49, sHs FAR wgsr The AGRICULTURAL INTEREST;
aSssalertruse.
irtee per single inumber e cents fer The entire
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-, North River Bank in the City of New
s.ihe President and Directors oil The North River
~ d W Tie city OF NewYork have declared Dividend 9;
eeu on the Capital Stock, payable to tue Stock
- on and ses the niah day ofjanuay. Tbs Trans
~ oVaS VII be closed until that day.
:, ny order OF tiie Board. A. o. HAYS, Cashier.
AeS,Yosk, January 81, is4s. jaw
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The attention reaaer respectfully called 10 IN.
following certificates However grea, achievements have
heretofore mace by the Use this Invaluable medicine
vet daily experience SHOWS results still rea! kabie
The proprelors await themselves ut the opportunity
saying OF constant satisfaction that they
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THE soMERs MUTINY
Naval Conrt of Inquiry.
Reported for The Tribune

NINTH DAY......SATURpAY, Jan. !, 1879
The Court pursuant 10 adjournment and proceeded