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ED DAD NOTICE. is hereby given
AtA that petition will be presented to the Com
nssioners of Monroe county at their next session
in-December, praying for county road to COM
mence at the road passing John Easton's in Green
township, thence the nearest and best way to John
McCaslins, thence the nearest and best way to in
terseet the road leading from Newcastle to Sun
fish and not to grade more than six degrees above
the horizon. Oct. %, 1915 --33
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A northern editor hints that many of his friends
who are SO eager in the discussion of railroad
routes and questions, may never have heard of the
old Dutchman who complained bitterly of the pros
gress of modern improvement, because 1t cut of
small strips from his farm First, said he came
de road, well, dat was bad enough; den came de
cana,Ul, well, dat was worse; den, last, said he,
came de railroad, and dat was de duyvell,
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IN DAD NOTICE.-Notice is hereby given
II, that petition will be presented TO the Com
mfssioners of Monroe county at their next session,
in December, for the location Of county road,
commencing at the creek road at the upper end of
Alexander Tolson's midam, and running thence
to ntersect the ridge road near Mark P. Patton's,
and for the evacution of much of the old road
becomes useless ON the account of the new.
Nov l. IS15
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NAMES GRAY'S ESTATE Notice is here
81 by given that the subscriber has been appcin-
tea and qualified as administrator of the estate of
James Gray, late of Monroe county deceased.
Nov. l, 1876 RICHARD GRAY, Admr.
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GAMUELS. WHITTINGTON'S ESTATE.
- Notice is hereby given that the subscriber
has been appointed and qualified as administrator of
the estate of Samuel 8. Wilmington, late of Mon
roe county deceased. ~
SAMUEL H. RoWND. Admr.
Oct. rs, ls45. ss
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1845-11-01

There was destructive fire in New York city,
on the night Of the goth ult., by which several
printers suffered severely.
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Albion K Paris, I'd Comptroller, Treas Dep
VIM G. Elliott, Principal Clerk, P. o. Dep.
These proofs are of great utility to Pension
ers themselves, by them in multitude of cases,
their pension may be increased; and rejected cases
obtained.
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THINK ON YOUR PHYSICIAN,

THINK ON YOUR PHYSICIAN,
Unta you think a little cash into his necessities
nR. JOHN MCMAHON informs those who
~ are indebted to him that he is in want Of mo-
ney 10 pay his debts, this money must come from
those with whom he has labored; he is now sued
for money which he has not by him. owing to his
indulging those who owe him and many Of them
for years past. Gentlemen think the matter over
until you think out a little cash, and then please
send it on, it cant come too soon for help. Mind
don't like to dun, much less to sue, but neglect
of this notice may remove all dislike to the latter
And if am forced to the measure blame your
selves. JNO. Mem
! Oct IL, 1845. sa'tH 'At 81
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From Hon Ross WILKINS, Uniied States Dis.
t,ict Judge for the District Of michigan.
DETROIT, Oct 80, lS4l
Mr.. Edacdrd bingham; .. -.,....
DEAR SIR-With great pleasure state the fact
of the complete and radical cure of the Fever and
Ague with which my son William was attacked,
by the use, pursuant to directions of Dr. Osgood's
Indian Choagogue He had as severe an attack
as | ever witnessed, and | apprehended long
winter of this disease, which was some years ago
the case when resided at Tecumseh But was
providentially led to notice your advertisement in
relation to this medicine -determned to try it, and
the use of one bottle broke the disease, and am
confident has effected aradicdi cure, as two months
have now elapsed without return of it, and nv
son is in the enjoyment of robust health. II is an
invaluable medicine and should be generally
known. Truly, your friend,
.a .H9sa 2I 5Hpae Ross WILKINS.
Price 81 80 Sold in Cincinnati, Ohio, whole,
sale and retail by SANFORD PARK, general
agents for the West, at their Western Depot for
the sale Of valuable Family Medicines, northeast
corner Of Fourth and Walnut streets. ltr4s.I
Aud by ]. A. s. G. H. H.DAVENPORT, Woods.
field. WELSH & Armstrong, Beallsyille.
ANSHUTZ, POLLOCK & Co., Sunfish. ll'
sept 20, lSi6-6mn2s qr ea.r.a
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IFEV WIS lnNaiuaDie medicine was prepared from
IL an extensive practice of several years in Bill
Ions climate, and is NEVER KNOWN TO FAlL. of
curing FloT and 4gHe or any OF the diseases above
named
Those who are suffering from diseases Of this
kind, as also those who have become invalids from
their effects upon the constitution, will find the
INDIA CHoLAGoGUE most invaluable remedy
for purifying the blood, and thoroughly cleansing
from the system the morbid effects of billions
climate.
The wonderful operation of the Cholagogue in
eradicating BILE from the human system, can only
explain its extraordinary agency in the SPEEDY,
THOROUGH and PERMANENT CURE of FEVER
and AGuE, and the various grades Of intermittent
and remittent fevers. 3.
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THE MARKETS.
CORRECTED WEEKLY.
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ASH ES.

! yia6t ASHES. ~ ,3tl
Pots, first sort 3a3 la I
Peatls do 3I-4a4
FISH.
MackeIeL, {
No l, bbl $l3 50al4 00I '
No /, kit | 50d2 00 \
No 2, bbl 5Oal2 30
No3, 937a9 sol
Shad ,Balt.bbl 10 00al0 so ]
Cod dry cwt 325a3 75 S
Herrings box 62a75c {
Bait. Dbl a6 0OI
FLOUR, MEAL, &c. I
Flour,
BY canal Dbl 2 70a2 81
City mills , az S3 |
Corn meal. bu 3la40cl
FRUITS.
Apples. dried bu la1 IL
green 50a62 |
Peaches, dried l 75a2 90
Ralsins, 3 90 7
Figs, ID W H 12al5
Currants, Zante alp l-2,
Oranges, box 8 00a4 50
Lemons, box 0 00a5 90 l.
Almonds l6a20l
o. GRAINS. p
Wheat, bu 50a
Corn, in the ear 32a37 (
Barley a4 gsL W
Oats 23a25I {
Rye a55I
n GROCERIES. L
Coffee, Hav'a ID y Ia 8
Rio a .iaSI Z
S DomIn. Ga II
Java Halls
Teas, Gunpowd'r 45a8O I
% Imperial 45al 70 S
Yo Hysoh 25a70IS
tp sSouchohg 40a60lF
Sugar, N. Q. lb 6a7 +
4, Havana 9al0IV
y Loafs, 10a13lB
Molasses, N.0.gl 31a$2 F
GJ Sugar house 37al0lF
BALIIJk
FLOUR. II
Howard street Dbl 45G
City mills aiaa 81 +
Per cars .o..e,a 4 81 $
GRAIN. Il
Wheat, Pa. red bu 93 P
-tgs Md. white SO
Corn, yellow 43a45c B
white 43c
Oats 3Oa32
Rye .e..ir. 56IL
LIVE STOCK.
Beef cattle cwt 8 00a5 90 '
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1845-11-01

ABfOPOSALS for publishing in the City of
Il washington, new daily, sem-weekly and
weekly democratic republican paper, to be entitled
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ND DAD NOTICE is hereby given
la that petition will be presented to the Com
missoners Of Monroe county at their next session
IN December praying for the location Of a county
road, on the following rout, viz: to begin at coun-
ty road leading from Summerfield ip Monroe coun-
~ TO Mount Eplnaim in Guernsey county at the
line between the lands of William Leeper and
John Craig, thence ncrihwardly along the rout
now travelled to double poplar tree thence to the
Guernsey county line 10 meet road leading TO
Senecavllle in Guernsey county near John Groves.
Oct. 25, lSi5 f.s H l5t yi4aie 33
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A LEXANDER MASSIE'S ESTATE. NO
"A tce is hereby given that the subscriber has
been appointed and qualified as administrator
Of the estate of Alexander Massie, late Of Monroe
county deceased. lf8 i
JOSIAH MASSIE, Exr.
Sept. 81, ls45. 20
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HID DAD NOTICE.-There win be petitions
MN presented to the Legislature Of Ohio at their
next session, praying for the location and establish
ment of a, STATE ROAD, Ito be graded at five
degrees, commencing at Washington, in Guernsey
county, Ohio, thence to Senecavile In said county,
thence to Bonn 10 Washington county, thence to
Marietta, Washington county, Ohio. oct. 25
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DAY UP!!-All persons indebted to the
l 4 subscriber will please call and settle up. as
bis accounts must be closed
JOSEPH MORRIS.
Sept. 20, 1s45. sfH4d iaa 2s
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Cogniac, gal ! 5Oa2 20
Seignette's 2 40a2 so
Gin, Holland ] 25al 80
Whiskey 172-3dl8
Wines, Port 70a4 90
b Champ4gn has. Sl2al6
LIVE STOCK.
Beef Cattle, ID 4 0na25I
Sheep. each 62al %
Cows & calves $l0a25
- PROVISIONS
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Prime a 00a4 so
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Washington, D c. August 80, 1912.

Having had much acquaintance with Mr.. True.
have the same good opinion as expressed by the
Hon Mr. Cuisine, and the same desire, SC, as
he is worthy.
Hon A. PLUMMER, NJ. C.
Washington, d c., August 80, 1872
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take pleasure in stating that Mr.. Loring B.
True, of the State Of Maine, is graduate of Bow
doin College the highest literary institution of the
State, and among the foremost in New Engand
that he is gentleman oil good moral character and
worth. | doubt not he will give full satisfaction
wherever he may be employed
.I. GEORGE EVANS, u. S. Senate.
August 2, lS4l
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Would respectfully refer to the undersigned:
Hon. w. P. Mangum, President U s. Senate.
Jno. w. Jones, Speaker H. of Reps.
NJ B. Lamar, Ex President of Texas.
Levi Woodbury., U. s. Senate.
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, From the highly satisfactory Testimonials given
by many gentlemen of my acquaintance to the
character and qualifications of Mr.. True, have
not the slightest hesitation in recommending him
to all who may desire his service, as fully compe-
tent TO give entire satisfaction in whatever he may
undertake HORACE STRINGFELLOW,
Rector Trinity Church
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Washington, July Is, 1912.

My acquaintance with Mr.. Loring True has
been such as to induce very favorable opinion to
his worth. He a gentleman Of fine requirements
amiabe in his feelings, and exemplary in his con-
duct 1t would afford me great qualification, in
deed TO see him placed in situation which would
enable him TO render that usefulness to the public
which his requirements and vrtuous feelings have
fitted him to accomplish.
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MORRIS, WILLIS & FULLER,

The Daily Evening Mirror" is six dollars per
annun. Two copies will be furnished for ten dol
lars Address all communications (post paid) to
MORRIS, WILLIS & FULLER,
corner of Ann and Nassau sts., NY.
August 90, 1915 gie
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aLORING b. sT;R U f.

NENEKAL AGENT FUK PkUSECU TING
0U CLAIMS, Of eoery description, and trans
acting al business requiring the all Of an .9gea
or Atto1tley at Et.4SHLN'GTONC CITY Gf
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Our Country, Right or Wrong

The Ncsr- Orleans Bee Journal which always
propounds lis own opinions with dignity. and treats
those OF others with fairness in the course of main
y, just and pertinen, rebuke of the Loco Fcco hur
rah about Oregon SAYS:
Whenever the United States determine on war the
course of her people simple They viii not pause
70 enquire into the rh and Kron9 the pros and cons
the quarrel but will with one common accord rally
around the standard Of their country. With few ana
inconsiderabe exceptions persuaded that this i,
the universal sentiment of the American people.
We differ from the Bee with reluctance, but
though il is possible the universal sentiment is cor
rec,y indicated by that paper, cannot doubt that
il is mistaken, criminal. God defying sentiment
THOU SHALT SoT KILL. is command which we
cannot find any good authority for disoteying bu,
il we are to be made partners in the orphan manu-.
iac,ure al ALL we insist that there shall be right on
our side To sink ships. burn towns and butcher hu
man beings without asking whether the cause for
which we fgh! is right or 'croAg, we dare not
That is the elder law and HI the more authoritative
Lawgiver who thunders ever in our ears, THOU
SHALT NOT MILL
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MARRIED

On the 96sh instant. by Rev. Nr. DAVIS. liOf>IEn
n. HACAER Of this city 10 Miss SUSAN JONES a,
New-jerscy.
On the morning Of the 2~;h inst. BY h- iionos the
Navor CHA>. MILLER, N u. Of - CLAIR. Nch n
AMANDA KELLOGG daughter II Rufus CLARK.
ON Thursday a;ih BY Rev. M. hardenburSA, r. r
Rohb 20 Louisa ". Bush.
on "Wednesday. 9Th J Wlnslow Graves % Eliza J.
Wcstrsy.
~ Cstski esh Col II. d. II. Laydcr O. Ms II ".
Daniel az mis- Cry
AZ columbus Ohio 18th Philemon J. Pror 20 SsgaA J.
Wheeler Of this Ci;y.
Az Poushkccpsc. a6gh. q ncsoby Jscos>es % >usaa
Oakley 18th James T. Hsrbot'c. II Philadelphia 10
Caroline Reeves .-.9i. VIM. Howe "a hsnnsn .ssc
Rowe .-ioth VIM r. >che 10 Henrietta \ fohnsr
Al Portsmouth y N l9ih Horsto 6lcnf~oI'A s4r
seon L. : y. 20 Caroline Richards 81 hosicn
A. Albany. 2',h. John shannon to Ann Mckinney
At Troy. i-,h Joseph H. Zimmerman oi Ne~'lorS. 70
Harriet BRADLEY
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NFw ENGLAND METHODIST C0SyrsrScK-Tho
Conference met At Lowell Nednesday-shs q, spDA
sncc fun Bishop Waugh pFcsided the tr.i day o.
Thur-isy The venerable bishop suddenly surano.e1
avsy on account 1T the dcffh II h. daughter nesr Psl
adeiphla and his pisce vs- iskca BY Bishop Isps.
There WAS motion made that he candidates 0f -iass
20 the travel ns connection he inquired q whstk
they belonged 20 the society Of odd Fellows Thsrs
debate II sn hour 0F two. when thc motion 49, a,
On The table. Boston Cnroach
PREsBYryRIA> CONFERENCE.-The BODY VIII
has hern IN session IN city for days past co..
= iahors last evening is proceeding. have ben ,
ied and harmonious and hsv. been attended BIZ ma,
citizens 81 Al isnomnafion with marked Interest. Ia
next CONVENTION IS 20 De- hcld =, Chicago.
Detroit Advertiser wa
LsCrCREs on AGRicrirURr The State AR,
cultural Society has engaged Hon. Daniel Ire ne,
OF the Legislature frum Erie county Wit the -r,r,
OF the state aud deliver lectures he sob -.
most ntrTcrtngto those gagged In srre uursl yasu,
lie Is scntemun Of extensive know ledge. and uneor
monty well qualified T. discharge the duties md \,
him IN msnner acceptable TO the people.
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DIED

ON SUNDAY morning 2sh inst. aAer lingering l.nes.
Mr.. SARAH MlLLlN aged ~ years.
Her friends and those OF the family are ne.
spcc,fulv invited 10 srcnd her funeral this sisrnosp
30th inst 1t O'Clock from her late residence Nc AZ
Broadway.
On Thursday 9Th, Charles Baird 81 Bryan CAT
nev ~.
At Brooklyn 2iih Cornelius nuryec ~
At Albany 10th. Louisa. daughter Of samuel Hgr Bat,
of this Guy 10
Al Taychceiah w T. laih William Davies. second
son IT Hon >a,h. =. Tsllmad-c. aged NJ.
AfTroy 2nth. Mary Ann. wife OF Alex Morrison, -
Al utics, 2th Michael heyrns n
AZ oswcgo 2itp. sarah wife ct Mm. ilawley a
40 Rhinchcck 22d Mrs hipp, -
A. Poughkeepsio. 26Jh, Charles Hathaway 2l.
~ Chelmsford Mass 18th WILLIAM FLETCHER
~ a solder OF the Revolution
A. Oxford Mr.. TRlSTRAM RICHARDS. = = solsnr
OF the Revolution and at West Point when Anods lfes
son WAS discovered
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~ From and after TO morrow we are permitted 10
send paper any Post Office within 30 miles Of hi'
City free ofPostsge Frankly don tke the principle o.
making psr Of the contents of;he Mails pay for carrying
the balance, but such il the law and patrons have
good night 10 its benefits Others. Those who have
Daily Mails win obtain the Daily Tribune at little
than half us former cost Gf by MALI while
Semi Weekly at e and Weekly at ~. with liberia
deductions TO clubs would be cheap
Of conscience could ask Of the Daily send the Morn
ing Evening edition will hit the departure
the Mail. Our semi.weeky we do consider Of tn
nesiest papers in NewYotk and viii send specimen Oh
any post paid application. Friends remember the Tn
bune in ordering your papers
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SANDS >,gs,FARILi A." Know eig &C." coQaes
ritter ike food destroyed hy but rather sss
meniei and perfected We see c>emphncafions II hs
fact daily ard instance may point Ia DE varoas
Improvements m the OF medicine, which are continually
coming under our Obser, alton. Among The valuable results
and of rh manner OF extracting condensng and con hn ns
then We may name sands Sar-apara THIS pfepaa1su
has taken the lead Of an others remedy COT diseases
he skin Scols ami all lcrfous maades aud ~ rcrmeuts
are constantly proving that % i spcn, for mvch
greater number Of complaints ihan A. hfs suppose
Rheumatism. Dyspepsia, Tumors. and variety of csles
distressing ailments have been found In slsc co.
Hbe of cure by this admirable medicine.
Prepared and sold. wholesale and retail, By \ n 4 n
SANDS Wholesale Druggists, ~ tulion.sfe,f New iak.
Sold also rs Broadway. IT Fast Broadway aud by Drug.
eisfs generally throughout the United Pace PEI,
bottle Six bottles for -
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Cheap POSTAGE

Commences to morrow. Do not fail to contribute
your mite towards its success by writing at least
hstful of letters to your friends and kindred imme
distely, and in each instance congratulate them OF
the triumph Of Cheap Postage and exhort them tt
follow your example. fthc People sustain this re
form as they may and should we may have still far
Their reduction within FIVE years. Ifthey are indii
Serent the ground so arduously gained may b
speedily lost. VIII not the People be earnest anc
active in their own cause
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Court Cnleudar-Tais DAY

SUPERIOR CoURr-This Count viii resume the cases
partly tried.
COMMON PIyAs-Thenc viii bc double Court
hsld--one being in the room Of me superior '9ui1
PAT No. - 81 S. = g. % 80. "a. 46-Psrt ,.
N the Superior Court roomsNos. -, 70 ~ -, o. o.
~ r. o.. o. %
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BY THIS MORNINGS NAIL.
Thing. In isadelphim.

Correspondence Of The Ns~-iork Tribune.
PfiL, Pstis. June p T. VI
- far as local news : concerned there : com
tisie dssrth. In msi,srs The same Win tn
exception of several alarms Of and eHconly ono
frcucns hyhf All has passed OF p,accaby for The >sb
bath n the cry Of broiheriy Love-
Speaking OF the funeral obsequcs Du sole OF ths
Tis.-and he /. generally homes, about such ulafters-
save" The procession on Thursday though IN man,
ro.r.crs worthy OF appreciation was mol exactly nat
ought ~ have been raai most a u expected 10 VII
ness
There was little business done at the Board o
Brokers on saturday Pcns lives seians AZ N which
= slight advance
The weather has been stormy since yesterds,
morning The rain viii do The country sood' ana in'
farmers rejoice atlt 81.
Two hundred passengers lcit The city on saturday
:, Gam, MAY
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Nsw,RK, June u, i8s5.-Ms. BARRY. SIR d~ery
you will call To your recollection, some few months ago
nv stepping into your store, proposing % Wiz a.
hair wa, fat turning grey, aud absolutely falling on 10
instead OF the wig you recommended my using an ancn
ton might restore to IL. former color and II il df DOT
effect Ids you would return the money. We'll, 10 De psn
put le faith what you stated, believing u 10 be ipoe
ole bat thought would Try n, you spoke 30 conhaey
about IL TO be- brief followed your directions. sna -.
pleasure IN stating that has entirely restored my ha ~
former appearance therefore, heartily tlinA y0aiosm
a,fiug favor Won have conferred on me You viii ob1fs
me BY sending bottles addressed % Mrs Kelgif SewsS
Sold By A. r. Sands Co. rs Broadway and ~
street. Join Meskm, 81 Broadway Manson, 81 >r3
street; DR. Lindsey - sixihayenue, vsnyoorhes -
Hudson-sreet. James ". Smith, corner Of non aug
berry streets Brooklyn and by ne Proprietor n v
~ artist In hair 40 Broadgsy samuel Reed oC,S -
Gay and saratOga.sirees, Baltimore; h. r. R.r,rs ~
lie street Boston, Dr. A. Is. Gordon, Rochester X l. "
AIN. Co corner Of Wssr and Frsncls-slfees, hop~ ,
Sinrge., = Chlife. RACINE. WIscon.n Terril0ry.
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poINss IN ouR Law cOuRrs sAruRDAY.

sr-rrrroa CorRr -r,l's.s Red y Oic0H ClemSai
z CAcrdir-ictiou o. recover the amount oil seven
notes being in ALL slrc gwen twenty years ago lA'
ready referred to- The jury. after being out sevcrA
hours could uot s-rre, and were dscharsfd-lh MS
makes the third trial which the Jury could not agree
some Of the Jurors Jocosoy compained that tney "a
been deprived Of their pay-ihat they had worked on
the cause three DAYS and night, and were entitled
by aw % receive nccrs md hair ofeis eeca OUT A.
they had not agreed upon verdict Il was no, PAID 70
them This susual but 70 j. wrong The statute AFTER
providing for the payment OF Jurors in every part OF the
state excludes Ncw.iork and Albany rom the general
principle and says
The foregoing provisions shall not apply 20 Jurors IN
the City Of NewYork who shall be allowed twelve ai1
half cents each Juror. far crps acton on NaA ne =
SWORN SUCH
CoURr or COMMON PLEAs.-D ecisl 10 II .-hdrr's
Uflsoa pnbiic Administrator rs John Z Detrica.-Ac
ton of Assumpst brought 10 recover OF MI T. Auction
eer considerable sum being the proceeds oi the nes
tate estate Of Joseph Ledwolf sold in ISL. Mr. morrill,
WAS Public Administrator that year and gave 10 Nr II
the order 10 sell since that time. IN the ostns ABOUT
of politics the Public Administrator has been changed
every year The present action WAS brought by Nf
Wilson the Public Administrator OF last year, and de
murrer was ntcyposcd denying the right of one Public
Administrator 10 bring actions IN his own name ior maj
ters belonging 10 his predecessor The Court thinks he
mas such night. Judgment for Plaintiff on demurrer.
L. : CIRCUIT CouRr-D dy rs Mtyr Infringement
Of Patent Rght-This l. drawing 10 a close The
testimony all in and the argument OF counsel viii
commence to-day. during which Il viii probably be
closed A. 20 the result OF this suit, are informed,
there can be but opinion.
L. : MARsHAL's OFFrcE.-As assault at sea
Augustus King OF the OF the ship Mic was
arrested on a charge of assauting Charles y Bates
while a, sea with sheath knife. He was held to bail.
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~ We note in the United States JoarHal an
article from the albany Argus asserting that the
Wings Of New Hampshire Immediately took up
Mr. Hale on his being discarded by the other par
" and that all the factions OF which Whigsery is
composed have come out in faovr of this last OF
the dcser,ers" This is simply false. The great
mass OF the Wings supported their regular candi-
dates at the last trial. and the Wing Convention has
be supported at the ensuing trial What does the
Argus mean.