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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-10-21
TOUCHING INCIDENT.

The following beautiful delicate, and touching in
edent is taken from a work on Irish character, writ
ten BY Mr. s. Mrs Hall. We have read nothing more
feelngly told for a twelvemonh, unless il Broug.
hams exquisite story ofthe "Emigrant's Family"
Our attention was one day called to a young girl
in the town of Galway, who had ''come i'm for the
purpose of selling two lambs. Her sweetheart had
gone to sea bequea,hing his mother, very inrrm
old woman, 10 her care. Sooa after bis departure,
Mary left her fathers more comfortable dwelling to
reside in the old woman's cabin, so that, she said
herself, "she nigh, watch the cratur day and night
seeing she had one TO look Arthur her, Her pa
rents strongly impressed with the idea that she
had thrown her affections away wild sailor WHO
would forget her; but her faith in him was unbound
ed. A sheep was her fortune, and she took it with
her; it gruzed among the crags, and in good time
brought her twin lambs. These she hoped to haye
been able to keep towards the formation of noun
tain aock but the ''pinching,' that to
support her old friend, she brought the lambs into
town for SALE The two creatures coupled to-
gethsr like hounds; and ms she stood with her eyes
cast down, yet looking from them, il impossible
not to note the sorrow stamped upon her gentle fea
lures. Several asked the price, and after beating
her down, turned away without purchasing. This
conknued for some time, until at last she sat down,
and passing her arms around her feecy charge, she
began to cry
s'I'm loath part with lhom," she said, weeping,
"yet must part FOR what they'll bring. Every one
is the same; it's bitter poverty that would make me
par, with any thing that has life in it,"
''Then why don't you go to your home, Mary,
and take your lammies home?'
81 am at my own home," answered Mary; Sand
sure isn't because the woman is frendess and poor
ahat you would have me leave her, is ite''
A: last rough coated farmer, touched by her dis
iress, offered her the fair value for her lambs. At
first she enge accepted his proposal; but when she
placed the tether in his hand, she raised her eyes
ssSure, it isn't going TO kill them yo aro9''
r'No, my dear, no. is not; I'd be sorry to hurt
curl Of their wool; they'll 60 to my own fock''
t'God bless you !! she said, and departed with a
smiling countenance. a
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-10-21
ssich Dress and Cloak Goods.

I'D EP Cashmere, new style and common Muslin
Ia do Lanes; Grape de Lane; Romedia; Lunettas
Oriental Cloh Orleans Lusre; Paramatta; silk warp
Apaccas; Saxony Caroline Paids; light and drab fig
ured and plain Silks, Caicoes, &c. Also Gmps Cir
dies and all necessary trimmings. Our assortment Of
Dress and Cloak Goods is very large Ladies, please
call and see for yourselves.
Oct, g. 1874 JEWETT s. co.
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JOHN THAYER'S ESTATE.

JUIfN THAH ER'S EoTA T D.
VNNHE subscribers having been appointed by The
~ Hon. Probate Court for the District of CaIedo'
mia, commissioners, to receive, examine, and adjust
the Claims and demands of all persons against lhf
estate of JOHN THAYER,
late ofSt. lohnsbury, in said district, deceased rep
resented insolvent, and the term of six months RON
the Gath day of August last being allowed by s a
court, to the creditors Of said deceased, to exhlO'
aud prove their respective claims before us-Do give
notice, that we will attend the duties OF our '
pointment, at the dwelling house of Sanford lhayeI
in ST Johnsbury, in said district, the %Sd gay
November next and on the last Saturday OF feWua,
ry next, at one o'clock. afternoon on each oil sa'u
days.
MOSES KITTREDGE, Commissioners
SOLOMON ANDREWS, 5
St. Johnsbury, Sept II, 1874. STOW"
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CrOckerY aMd aalass XVnrc.

WTHIrE and colored common Ware of all kinds,
w plain white china and semi china Tea Sets
printed china and other colored Tea Sets, Looking
Glasses, Lamps, Lanterns, Castors Tumblers and
almost every pattern glass naples md dishes.
FULLER, IDE s. CO.
Lyndon, Oct. l. 1874 376tf
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

N7E the subscribers being appointed by the Hon
w the Probate Court tor the District of Essex
commissioners, to receive examine, and adjust all
claims and demands of all persons against the Es-
tate of
FRANCIS CUSHMAN,
late of Rumford in the county Of Oxford and State
of Maine, deceased, represented insolvent, and III
claims and demands exhibited in offset thereto, and
six months being allowed for that purpose, here
by give notice that will attend to the bus-
ness of appointment at the Essex Hotel in
Guildhall, in said District, the last Saturdays of
January and March next from to o'clock, on each
Of said days.
AZERTAH WEBB, in. c;..
JOHN DODGE, 5 commissioners
Guildhall, Oct. 3, 1914. 376w3
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GREAT BARGAINS In
DIR " o. D o I'D s .
HGilfrcdge M COIhY,

TUAVING just received their FALL aud WIN
H. a TER GOODS, Gun now offer to the Ladies
and gentlemen of Lyndon and vicinity, the most
complete assortment OF
Fashionable and staple Dry
Goods
that can he found in this section comprising,
Rich, rep. Cashmere, cashmere dEcosse, RoumGlla,
Chusan. Lunetia, Muslin de Laines, black gro do
Nap, gro de SWISS synchaw and snrsnet Silks; a
large and beautiful variety of Prints; English and
French Ginghams; large lot of Ladies Cloak
Cloths-Very cheap; bonnet Ribbons, black and white
web I,nces, lace Edgings and Inserngs, Frngcs,
plain and buge GmpS, Cambrics, Muslins and bish-
op Lawn Cravat lldkfs,, linen cambria Hdkis.. white
and brown Linens, Gloves, Mts and Hosiery; table
Covers aud scotch Diaper; Shawls--Impei al, Bava-
rnn, DeLane and Highandi super silk Velvet, sat
in and valencia Vestingsi Taiors Trimmings AM
orican, English and German Broadcoths; black and
fancy Docskin, Cassimeres and Satinets For Top
Coats-bnck and blue Pilot Cloth, plain 81 diamond
Surtouts; br and beached Sheetings cotton Yarn
Batting, Wadding and Wicking, Umbrellas; Shoes
-chdrens Shoes, ladies' Caters, Kid Slips and
walking Shoes, Indies and gents. plain and figured
Rubbcrs. ALSO
large assortment of
Gro CEERP, HARD WARE g CUTLERY;
w. |. Goods and Groceries;
sup. Gas, Coffee and Tobacco; BUFFALO ROBES,
Fur Cups, fur trimmed Caps, ladies Muiis; Iron and
Steel nail Plate, nail Rods, round and square rods,
hoop Iron, &c; Lamp Oil, Paints, Dye-stuils &c.
The above, and other goods not enumerated they
will exchange for Frocking, Flannel and good Feet
ing; or sell very low for cash--or, on a credit.
Lyndon, Oct. |, 1914. 375T
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C FOcerie S,

TUNEA and Tobacco by the package, ground and I'M
Il ground Spices, gro. Mustard, Raisns, English
Currents, Ciuions ground Cocoa, Chockolate, Tap
ioca, Coffee, Rice, scotch and maokaboy Snuff, cod
Fish, Molasses and Salt FULLER, IDE s. CO.
Lyndon, Oct. 3, 1914. 376lf
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college oil Health,
lowe,t & Carpenter, st Johnsbury.
Damn. Weeks g Stanton, Danve.
Sias Vail 81 Co. North Danville.
Morrill, s. Rankin, East st Johnsbury.
Bemss g Co. Lyndon Centre.
John A Parks & Go. Barnet.
j Jewett s. Co. do
G and Cowles Ryegaie.
!. and A Denison Burke.
Isaac Watts, Poachan Hollow.
G Brown s. Co. Peacham
p NJ Paul Groton.
Stephen Blake Sutton,
Solomon Aiken, Hardwick Hollow.
VIM Drown g Co. Sheffield
w ard l. Bradley Wheelock.
Edwards and Mansfield, Walden.
w Cheever Hardwick.
]. H Deano and Son do
Il Perry and Co Cabot
George Ide and Co. Lyndon Corner.
l. and A Dutton, Barnet
Fairbanks and Arlington, Lower Waterford.
Parks, Cutting and CO. do do
e G Parks Upper Waterfod.
f. Cleveland Coventry
D P Waworth. do
Worthington and Howard Irasburgh,
" Il Paddock Craftsbury.
Edwards and Mansfield Barton.
Jonathan Fitz Albany.
G Chandler East Derby.
l. Waterman GreensboIough.
Merrill and Mansfield Bloomington.
tSmonds, Conant and CO. Glover.
Cobb. Rollins and 60. Derby Line.
N Colby and Son do
i S Hutchfns Woolcott.
Albert Camp Stowe.
Keller and Noyes Hydepark.
Vernon Noyes Morrisville.
W French Lunenburgh.
John Burt Guildhall.
@ S S Hill Concord Vest.
j G Darling Concord
KEMEMREn-The only office in Boston where the
Indian Vegetable Pills can be obtained is at las Ire
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1901
1901.

1901. A. M A. 1901.
A meeting of the Lyndon and st. Johnsbury Chap
IN tiers of the 1901, will be held at st. Johnsbury
Plain on Tuesday the 18th of October, at o'clock,
P. NJ. The Gland Initiating Master of the Cincn-
natl Lodge will be present 10 deliver Address.
Officers of, the Woodstock, Rutland, MiddlebuIy,
Vergenncs, Burlington, Montpelier, ST. Adams and
Derby Lodges requested TO be present.
Spirit Of the Age, please copy.
BY order,
37Gx2l A. NJ. A. Sec'y.
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Estate OF Titus Smell, Esq.
STATE OF VERMONT

Essex Probate District, ss.
The Hon. the Probate Court for the District OF Es-
sex-To all persons concerneb in the Estate of
Titus Smell, Esq. late of Northumberland, in the
county of Coos and State of New Hampshire &C.
ceased, Greeting.
WTHEREAS, Elizabeth l.. Smell, Administrative
w Of said deceased, proposes to render an &C.
count OF her administration, and present her account
against said estate for allowance at Probate Court
TO be holden at the Probate Office in Gudhall, or
the list day of October instant.
Therefore, You are hereby Motif ID to appear be-
fore said court at the time and place aforesaid and
show if any you have, why tie account afore
said should not he allowed.
Dated at Guildha this LIST day of October A. d.
1914.
376w3 VIM HAYWOOD In Reg
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Gentlemen,
500 Rolls

DIAPER Hangings, at prices from 1873 oas.
n just received and for sale by ~ cents
Oct 81 E. IEWETT & m
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HAVING just received their FALL aud WIN
IL a TER GOODS, Gun now oiIer to the Ladies
and gentlemen of Lyndon and vicinity, the most
complete assortment of
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s. inr 6 t II I, 9,
(,u Columbus in Obio.)

2lm porleeten 8reitas fanb Die 9in=
rihtun9 Der Serbre6er, @illiam Wouns
@rabam, alias @larf, unb pes Ns9ermdo.
1ens, Softer Softer, bier ifatt. Gauienoe
BON Meniben, ieoes alters uno iebes
Stanoes, battea itb tree oes falte @ets
ters aus Der llm9e9eno ein9efunoen. I'm,
Der 9inribtun9sieene beisuuobnen.
lin l l1br geabmitta9s tparoen bic
Serbre6er, an9etban NIT tpeiben Ster=
befleioern. auf einen Wa9en 9elaoen, I'm,
Den leeten traurieen Sang - ben Sang
5um Gal9en, au MAIDEN. uniere freiz
milli9en Militdrz@ompaenien eseortirten
Den Bug, spas in Der Gbat, bel Der 9ros
Sen Menfbenmafe febr notbweabis mar.
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Gin neutrality-suspicious. Mooewaareas
bdnoler febrieb fets tiber feline Nnnoneen:
"so Gtuas fommt ni6t rpieoer y eis
nes Morsens fano er ielnen saoen erbro=
dben, bic &affe eeleert uno in Dem leeren
aafien elm Staf aus einem Sntelli9enaa
blatte nit Dem 1nfans feiner eisenen Anz
nonce 60 Gttpas tommt ni6t ,pieoer."
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'eroen odnfbar anssnommsn unb fir ben 9e,pcbr
GTSrisfs uno Mittbsilunssn minTsn 0 ftf
er Elm Srldnber Iei. Gin tperr, BET nibt
ab9enei9t par, ben &naben in feinen
Olenft 5u nebmen, faete enolib: "ib
be9reife nibt, parum Ou leu9nelf, Srldne
Der gu iein; i6 tpeib bob, bab Du in
in Srlanb 9ebcren tpuroeff. ."--"scSsa, Gw.
@nooen in Srlano bin ib auerbin9s 9ebo-
ren. aber oas it feline Sbanoe uno oarum
bin ib nod INNER fein Srldnoer. Man
miro oob fein pfero, tpenn man aueb in
einem Stale 9eboren miro.
S6auberbafte Seene. Im
2Ofen Sebruar fano 26 Weilen bon gteu
Srleans 5piiben S'Donnel uno Soro Elm
Sauit febten ftatt. sc tpurben SO @dns
sc in II Stunoen 9efobten, Soro 1T
36 Mal nieoer9eibla9en tporoen, uno oa
ct bic Iuforoerun9 gu no6 einem 9an9e
nibt mebr beantsporten fonnte, 10 mubte
ct BON leinen Secunoanten ,pe9sefubrt
rperoen.
Drei Dampfb0te, 70 ,pie ber Sampf-
plas, rparen nit 3uibouern on9efuat.
Sers iftet. Gine Gobter S iaae
perfin9s @lq. bon 9isbtown, g. S. II
Sabr alt, f1arb ploelib. Der &eroa6t,
oob iis pereiftet .poroen fei, 1T ourb Die
SEDUCTION befdtist. Die S1mdserin
oer Serforbenen perodbtis ben Wotb
be9an9en gu baben, 1T arretirt. Die
8erlforrene itano in iebr 9utem Rufe,
uno par felt uenieen Monaten perbeiraz
tibet. 9. Demofrat.
=NE=
un9lId. pinfnep 6il, Elm iuns
ger 1Sjdbri9er Mann, ,perlcr am 3. B. 81.
in 2roup &c., Georgia, fein eeben unter
fol9enoen ibredliben I'm ftdnoen: Gr
mar auf Die Sa9o 9e9an9en uno oa ct our
ueriprodenen Belt nibt Surteffebrte, fub=
te man no6 ibm. Inter elmer 9roben
pappel, Die fiir5lib 9cfaut mar, .puroe
eins ieiner Seine 9efunoen. Die &nos
ben f6ienen gang 5eribmettert uno oas
Sleiib NIT einem fbarfen Snitrumente
ab9eibnitten su fein. Gt,pa 80 yaros
BON oie1e Steue entoeRte man Den &0rs
per. Sn elmer Saibe oes Serunsluften
befano ftb Elm 9robes NIT Slut befeftes
Mefer, 70 oab fein 3tpeifsl iibris blieb,
oab oamit oas Sleilb oes Seines felbif
abf6nitt, oas 8ein lie9en lieb uno Damn
tpeiter frob, bic ct ffarb.
Woro. Sobn @ooos bon 1aswel
60. in Sllinois 1T unter oer Sefbuloiz
eun9 arretirt woroen, iein ei9enes, erit
10 Wonate altes &ino barbariib ermorz
bet 5u baben. Man betpies oab ct f1on
oen Nrjt, Der bel Der @sburt oes &inbes
anweieno tpar erlu6te, oofelbe 5u tooten.
Seuerunoe eebensperluf f.
sSn 4bpeienbsit oer Gltern 9erietb bas
5aus bes t6errn Sobn 9. Grant bel De=
camps Mdble in Snoiana in 8ranb, rpdb:
reno fi6 feline 8 &inoer oarin befanoen.
sic batten iid frib3eiti9 gu Sstt selest,
3 &naben i'm obsrn Stod uno 5 Mdo6en
i'm untern. @eeen 9 l15r errpedte fie
oas prai7eln Der Slammen; Die Mdo6en
fldbteten iib in ibren @a6tfleioern gum
ndbfen 0eabbar uno elmer oer &naben,
oer dltefte, fpran9 9ldflib bic brennenoc
Greppe berab, aber Die beiben anbern 10
uno IL Sabre alt, perbrannten in ibrem
Sblafaimmer. Minerpa.
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nod foifen miro. Bi6sn Sic was laI-
fen Sie MIDI auf freien SUP. eeben Sic
mir lp6bentlib einen @uloen, unb fbrei.
ben Sie ole ibrieen abt @rofben bon
meinen Sbuloen ab. 70 fommep Sie bob
enolid su Sbrem 9sloe uno ib su mel
ner Sreibeit.' ib.
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&9ie#stas Sc" la. @Basra 1914.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-12-12
= . no LONGER - -
- RIrP CHA NGED TO aR.
= =
DO


DC The public respectfully Informed that by the
ordinance Of the city, regulating the numbering of the
houses, the subscribers number has been changed
from DC TO SO, of which his customers and strangers
will pIease take notice.
The Proprietor of the celebrated VEGETABLE
BITTERS and COUGH DROPS, would take the pre-
occasion TO call the attention of strangers visiting
above medicines for the cure of Dyspepsia, Bowel
Complaints, Bilious Fever, Fever and Ague, Rheuma-
tism, Colds, Coughs, Consumption, and many other
complaints to which we are liable In addition to the
many certificates published in the papers of the day.
he has in his possession number from most respeca-
Bile individuals, all testfymg TO the virtues of these
medicines, and which can he seen at his store.
The subscriber also takes this opportunity to return
his grateful thanks 10 n discerning public who have
extended to his medicines such liberal support since
their introduction into this city; and he is happy in
the belief that they have been productive of much
good wherever used. AS he is the sole proprietor and
manufacturer, he would caution the public against any
attempts that may be made 10 impose upon them
spurious article. Every bottle of his medicine is
sealed and stamped with his name on the top of the
cork, also fac smile Of his the label the
side of the bottle None other genuine therefore
be OF deceived.
His ANTl-BILIOUS PILLS are acknowledged
to be most excellent remedy for bilious complaints.
They extensively used and pronounced one of
the best family medicines now before the public.
In addition to the above he has many other MEDI-
CINAL PREPARATIONS, of his own manufacture,
together with great variety of PERFUMERY cata-
logues of which be seen Mt his store, and which
he warrants to be equal to any in the city.
LOUIS GOULEY, No. 80 Baltimore street,
Between Frederick and Harrison streets,
And near Centre Market.
n. h. Remember the No, IS, the genuine anti
clcS for sale at other place in Baltimore. alp
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AMERICAN REPUBLICAN.
,Coyrcspoodence of the United states Gazette. J
COMMERCIAL.

NEw YoRK, Tuesday, r. NJ.
The sales Al the Stock Exchange to-day shew n
considerable decline ffcm Yesterdays quotations,
with the exception Of Penn. IS, which advanced
ger cent Ohio 6's fell oil !; Illinois z; Canton Co. q
Foreign Exchange is firm, the supply of bills is quite
limited but the demand is also moderate, as many
prefer shipping specie; Sterling is at lOaOt for city,
and lG9 al 10 tot Southern bills; Francs 5.l2l.
The sales OF Cotton yesterday reached l2oJ bales,
nd TO day the like quantity has been aken prices re-
main precisely where lhcy were before the arrival oil
the last steamer. Western Flour is inproving sales
of Gepessre, Ohio and Michigan have been made at
81 6S9a4 -; Southern kinds are in better request but
the transac tons still confined TO small lots; prices
range from S4 GIL TO Is for the different descriptions
except for Richmond City Mills, which command So.
20 100 bbs. Jersey Corn Meal sold nj Se 56! 100
,hls Whiskey nj ~ cents for Pennsylvania, and 2il
for States Prison. - -
1900 bushels Gennessce Wheat sold at l02c; 1900 DO
Jersey Corn 52a53c 900 do southern do 5ac; $500 do
MARYLAND new do soc: FlaXseed Is III demand at $40!
a,Sl6l per ercc, clean Sll&a5lll, Cloverseed 10;
Timothy is dull at Sl0saSl. Pork Is firm, goo bills
mess sold at 80! with some at higher rate; 200 bills
prime 81. BcefIs hcavy. Butter 3c per 10. lower
Cheese firm and in demand at 5a6c, Lard in bbls do
At Sat for old aud 6laTc Tor new. Ashes dutl-pots
SO ~; pearls 4.c per III.
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CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.

TNyITE Subscriber having been informed by respect
4 able persons that some individual or individuals
engaged in vending in the Eastern part of the city
an article which they palm of as my Vegetable Dit
tc this is to request the public to be their guard
against such impOstCrs have no one in any part OF
the city engaged TO sell my medicines, and persons
may rest assured that when any Article is offered TO
them bearing my name il is counterfeit the genu-
inc ''GOULEY'S MEDICINES" are only TO he found
at my store, No 81 BALTIMORE STREET, near
Centre Market Persons should be very particular in
getting the genuine article, as the spurious may, ii
has done in several instances produce great injury to
those who use it,. l.. GOULEY.
l.. 6 would embrace this opportunity to return hi4
grateful thanks to discerning public, who have ex-
tended to his medicines snch liberal support since
their introduction into this city; and he is happy in
the belief that they have been productive of much
good wherever used.
The VEGETABLE BITTERS are knewn to be A
most eiIcctua for Dyspepsia, Bowel Complaints,
Bilious Fever, Ague and Fever, Rheumatism, general
debility. Sc.
The COUGH DROPS he can recommend as one of
the most certain cures for Colds, Coughs &c, 10 be
found. They have been used by nearly every falaily
in the city and their success has been unprecedented.
They have also, in several cases, arrested that fell
disease, Consumption, and restored the individuals
merfect health. In addition the many certificates
published in The papers Of the day, he las in his pos
session number from most respectable individuals,
an testifyng TO the virtues Of these medicines and
which can he seen al his store.
His ANTLBILIOUS PILLS are also acknowlcdg
ed to be n most excellent remedy for bilious com
plants. They extensively used and pronounced
of the hesttamy medicines now before the public
In addition 10 the above he has many other MEDi-
CINAL PREPARATIONS, OF his own manufacture,
together with great variety of PERU MERY-cata-
ogucs of which can be seen al his store and which
he warrants TO be equal to any in the city.
LOUIS GOULEY,
No. 30 (formerly 26) Baltimore street,
Between Frederick and Harrison streets,
And near.Centre Market.
~. g. Remember the No. (3S) the genuine CT
tclcs arc fol sale at no other place III Baltimore
se30-2gwlf
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WAsuINGroN, Dec, II, ls4i.

NASllINGtoNj DSS >
The business before our court TINS morning
was Of an interesting character Inc court ana
;.ry .yore engaced in the trial of a case in
which r. r. Burr, w. G. Howison, y. b;
Shekell and John Douglass were plaintiffs, and
Robert Kcyworth defendant. The piaintlfis
hrouyht the action 10 receiver the sum OF 500,
offered by the defendant as reward Tor the
recoverv of his runaway servant. The case
vas in progress when the court adjourned at 5
o'clock. Messrs. Bradley and X. Wallach were
COUNSEL for the plaintiffs; Messrs. Alorht and
Hoban for the defendant.
Yesterday silas Kelly was brought before
The CIRCUIT Court under a writ OF habeas corpus
lie having been arrested and confined in Ia,l a.
"a runaway slave. His case was successfully
argued by G. s. Wallach, Esq.
In the Supreme Court to-day Walter Jones
Esl. e9n.in2ed his argument for the Plalnt'f