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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-11-01
For SALE

A gin, running gear aud press, al complete
and a. good as new. Apply TO
August i6, no % Dale WILLIAMS
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-11-01
TsrEsek of EpwAnh nel.,.. "a.

"Z%&ff%HHFF
EfWtfd OConnor, ypu haze been found
guilty Of murder. What hsve you 10 s8v
Why sentence ~ this law should MT noV
be pronounced ag1insf g9p
l%'flSetef i say 1 am not guilty Of Tic
crime.
Jadae FafRsr.- Upon tbst subject tfg
c91f entertained ~ doUb. Me- doubt ean
ex1st 'hdt you tgffe site Earle sate ! f!ist
yen was one ~ The go men AIMED and
atsapta"d 90 fbai mreast 6; sad even II ycu
dtd nof fire. 6f Wbieh Hiege Is 1T least Il ddes
te5, still you vas thcre and pAajrpated M
Tho ou'fag9 j; there can ti ref9r6 bg bg
question Of your guilt.
Tho Judgment gf The rnutt Il, that ysp \
taken hence 10 the place ttem Whence g0a
came, and that on Saturday. tho % day al
No'ftnhef hoSt; you BE- fnheh 10 The place
u execution, AID there, iotVedn lie hours nj
W 6'eioek 10 ibe morning and 8 deiock 10
the afternoon yoti be hung bDlil You 40
dead,
Prisoner (ookiHg fpgnJ upon The audi
GDro as The n teriT removed biuj -Rotpem-
Der, tdy frle6ds, / do 90 i]bboeenl man.
Daniel w. sqnifes, inc % tho mosl &C.
i've fartictpators 10 The febrllian, having pied
gattty Of iuanalaugIder ~ tbe fist degree,
was sentenced Sc The State Prison for life,
Moses Earle, whose propery vas disfrai0ed
ior rehf, was also eebtenecd 81 be imprisoned
for Iic; also Urn Preston, tic Same 0yDielt.
tdent. SoyefaI wofo sentenced fDr seycr
years. Ono lor ten years. Nyfthrgp vas
sentenced for life.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-11-01
Lnniniana PenitentiarY.

Masara. Meliatton, Pratt, ~ CO. Lessee
III tho Louisiana Penitehllafy you'd Inform
the ]eitizone Of Louisiana end The South gen.
orally, that they are manufacturing and WI
have constantly On hand Rigging and Bale
rope. coarse negro BhiftiHEa aud drillings, In
eeya, colored and white, the beet coHfae Negro
shoes, sc. &c. They also continue the iVah'
dry business.
N. u. They win purchase delivered At the
penitentiary, large or small lots Of Wool,
clean or Ii the bur, for which they Will OK
change manufactured articles NJ pay caah.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-11-01

lion 70 your ewtel tifhatien There re
others wbohs province it will 10 to ofvtsq
With you. aud Tho vii eco thai yau haga
every opportunity and means furnished eou
10 prepare IF Your final ead,
II u The jndgme 4 of he cotft fiaf vfa
DO taken from liehre q lie place Gon 81 laace
yen fame, md Ilat 90 Saturday, The 70 h
Jay Of Nafembef nest, foti BE- iakeH ~ tjo
pace Of esffation, ard buna atti yru stf
Psjsn,'r 6peb aQtfqte M / egeH
VI. Gerlpn, I aaaf toe.
JtJR" Prtef.+@tf yoif b,Ys aBy 20 mate
%"tf't'ot' nv ht'F' yHi rfn MAKO f 10 ttar
e%"inaels The sheriff y III feuggs te 6f5
pneF
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1845-11-08
FEMALE SEMINARY.

IN The Subscriber announces to his friends and
the public, that Inc proposes to open on the frs,
Monday in January next, a FEMALE SEMINA-
RY, at his former location Cumberland street,
in the City of Norfolk Satisfied that his itinerant
course ofinstruction has been sufficiently prolon ged
and admonshed by advancing age, as we'll as the
interests of his family, he has determined to seek
abiding place in the community which, above
all others. has most generously supported his
pretensions teacher. For that purpose he has
now in preparation, and nearly ready for his re-
ception, neat and commodious edifice (adioining'
the lot which the Seminary is situated) in which
he and Mrs. r., will be pleased to accommodate,
with board and lodging, such Young Ladies, be.
tween the ages of twelve and sixteen as their pa
rents may wish to entrust to their care and tuition.
The usual branches of good English education,
the Latin and French Languages-Music, on the
Piano or Guitar--Drawing and Painting on a new
and approved system, will all be properly attended
TO in this Seminary.
The Scholastic year, beginning on the first Mon
day ia January, will be divided into Three SEES
sions, of about fourteen weeks each the first,
s:inat;ag on the 18th of April the second, on the
3lst July-and the last, commencing the 18th of
September, will close on the ODD of December.
rerms-ior board and tuition, $55 per session.
For Day Scholars, s 10, to be paid punctually be
fore the close of the session.
Music, Drawing and Painting, will be at Profes
sor's charges HENRY ROBINSON.
Nov
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IlRUsTEE's sALE.-By virtno of Decd o

TRUSTEES SALE.-By virtue of Deed of
l. Trust executed by James Mccarthy, to the sub.
scriber, as Trustee, for certain purposes therein
named, will be sold, at public auction before the
18th instant, that being Court day. for cash ali tic
interest of the said James Mccarthy lit being the
one undivided haD in and to a certain Lot Of Land
ana the Improvement thereon erected, and the APP
purtcnances thereunto belonging lvinq and beino
on Middle street, In the town of Portsmouth, it being
the property which was devised by Daniel Sullivan
deceased, to the said James Mccarthy and John
Brown Title believed to be unquestionablc but
selling as trustee, will only convey the title which
vests in me such. l.. w. WILLIAMS
Nov 7-eod
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II FARM on Scotts Creek, recently owned by
Mr.. William Barnard, deceased, containing six
teen acres II is well improved. of most excellent
SOIL and valuable Market Garden, it being
very productive, and its location convenient both
to the Portsmouth and Norfolk Markets. Apply to
THOMAS OWENS,
Nov S-tf Near the Premises
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BOOTS AND SHOES. CHEAPER THAN
EVER

EZNM%MA, Just received splendid lot of La.
GS1S&11NSd dies and Misses Shoes OF all qualities
for Fall and Winter wear Also Mems fine Shoes
and Boots,
Servants Shoes of all descriptions,
Brogans, LIST, End and Sd quality, cheap,
Boys and Youths coarse and fine Shoes, of all
kinds
Servants Bootccs, LIST, End and Sd quality, cheap
and good
Ladies' Half Caters, Morocco Buskins,
Mems Coarse Boots for $l75,
Boys and Youths Boots,
Leather of all kinds. and cheap as can be
bought at any Store in Norfolk Portsmouth,
Also New Stock of the best qualities OF Trunks.
i have now on hand Trunks of all qualities and
sizes, and as cheap can b. bought at the Facto-
ry All the above articles will he sold cheaper than
can be purchased at any other Store for cash.
All that are in want OF Shoes aud Boots will please
call before purchasing elsewhere, as feel confident
that shall not fail to give satisfaction price
and quality. WIN. B. PITCHER,
West side Crawford street,
Nov D Sign of the Black Boot.
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LIFE PRESERVED
FOR RENT OR LEASE

a. The HOUSE AND LOT now occnDiod h.,
Hsaal the subscriber, on Court street The sit,sy
-l-I@ltion of the premises, adjoining the lot ~,
commodousucss Of the Dwelling and out bo,so suo
the Dwelling embracing four rooms and a 0sssar,o
the fret floor, and five rooms on tho gc Co..,
with large and finished garret-and the out bo,,s'
es Double Kitchen and Stable, render the estsb.
ishmeut ono Of the most desirable in the town a.,
q Public House. II can be rented for the wear or
Tor longer term, and possession given Inc first
of the year MARY LANGHORNE.
Nov 7-3taw3w
Herald please copy
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BELLS HATS.

! There is no article an the wardrobe
g. of a gentleman of taste TO which more
/attention is paid than to the HAT. and
:, ~ I the skill and ingenuity of the best
1 workmcn are taxed to produce an ar
iECSSNA ticle which shall suit the public. The
subscrber who has had many years
of experience at his business. has just finished his
FALL HATS, which he Offers 90 the beau monde
as possessing every requisite that be devised
They graceful in appearance faultlcss in style
becoming to every cast of features and at the same
time light, durable and economical. A single tr.
al will convince the most sceptical that the Hats
made by the subscriber may safely defy COMPETE
ton. ROBERT BELL
Sign of the Panther, High street,
Oct Portsmouth, Va.
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BULLErIN.-Great sale {

NOVEMBER BULLETIN.-Grcat sale OF
~ BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, CAPS, SC, Sc,
commencing on Saturday, October Sth, 1885, at the
NEW STORE, next to the Farmers Bank, Main
street, Norfolk. Just received by the brig Geor-
giana, l32 Cases Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, SC,
oil the above named Goods opened in Norfolk
and we take the liberty of stating that our GOODS
are made of the best materials and warrant ted per-
feet In every respect, notwithstanding the repeated
assertions Of many Of the dealers TO the conrarg and
those that do not prove SO the money will be re-
funded.
Particular attention is respectfully solicited to
the following:
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VERMILLION'S CIRCULAR
SAW MILL.

IN TON SWOUIH, VIRGINIA.
THE Subscriber is much pleased in announcing
to the public that he has at length completed
his CIRCULAR SAW MILL, situated at the lower
end OF North street, in Portsmouth, and that he is
now prepared to answer Orders from the Northern
Cities, for timber at the shortest notice. for SHIP or
HOUSE FRA MING and other purposes.
he has on hand, and will be constantly supplied
with various kinds of Timber, such as Yellow Pine,
Oak, Poplar, Ash, Cypress, &c. which he will sell
at the lowest prices, cut to any size, desired.
Having Just commenced this business, at great
expense, he will be thankful for orders which Shall
be executed with promptness aud despatch.
JOHN VERMILLiON.
, p1> Inc National lntelligenccr will please copy
the above twice week for four weeks, and send
bill TO this office. Nov 4-4w
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KOHLRAUsCH,s HISTORY OF

KOHLRAUSCH'S HISTORY OF GER
IN MANY; from the earliest period to the pre-
sent time
Taylor's Manual of Ancient and Modern History
Reeds Dictionary OF the English Language
containing the pronunciation, etymology, and ex-
PLANTATION of all words authorized by eminent Wi.
ters; to which are added vocabulary o. the roots
OF Engrsh words, and an accented list of Greek
Latin and Scripture proper names The above for
sale by w. III. Ii. HODGES & co
Nov Z
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WOOD TIMBER FOR sALE.-win be

NAV OOD IIWbEh TUX 81 LE.-WlII be
wv offered for sale, on MONDAY, the 18th in
slant, (being Court day,) before the Court House
of Norfolk County, ALL THE TIMBER standing
on the Parish Farm near the City of Norfolk. The
Pine and hard Timber will be sold separately
The purchasers will be allowed until the 3lst of
December, 1871, to cut and remove the Timber
from the land Bond with approved security
will be required in payments OF six twelve
eighteen and twenty-tour months, with interest
from date
Also, at the same time, and place,
Thai part of the Farm with the House on it, on
the North side of the road will be rented for the
ensuing year Bond and security will be required
for the payment of the rent and the keeping of the
place in order. GEORGE NJ. Balm
Agent for the Overseer of the Poor of Norfolk
City. Nov Std
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JAMES III. HALL, Manufacturer of Russia
- and American Sheet Iron, Brass, Tin, Zinc,
&c. &c, respectfully informs his friends and the
public generally, that he is now prepared to exc
cute all orders in any of the above branches with
ueatness and despatch. He has lust received a
supply of Roofing Tin, and Russia and American
Sheet Iron. Persons who may want Roofs or Gut.
ters laid, Stove Pipes, &c, will please give him a
call, as he is satisfied that he can and will do
any work in his line ofbusiness as cheap as can be
done either in this place or in Norfolk
He has on hand an assortment Of Parlor, Cham
Der, and Office Stoves Parlor and Chamber Crates
with all the fixtures complete, which he will dispose
of very low. Also general assortment OF Hard
ware, consisting in part of the following articles,
viz:
Polished Steel and Brass Head Shovel and longs,
lamb Hooks and Cindcr Shovels.
Table and Desert Knives and Forks n varictv)
Scissors, Shears, Pen and Pocket Knives
Tea Trays aud Walters,
Candlcsucks, Shutters and Travs
Sad Irons Waffle Irons, Hair and Wirc Selves
Britannia and Japaned Spiuoons.
Briuania Tea and Table Spoons,
Soup Ladies', &c. &C.
Together with general assortment Of Hollow
Ware, such az Ovens, Spiders, Pots, Kettles. &c.
great variety Of Tic Ware, &C. all of which will
be sold for Cash.
Those in want Of any Of the above articles iii
please call al bis Establishment, West side Cr,v.
ford street, opposite the Market House
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1845-11-08

GoRDAN'S LOTTERY OFFICE,
Drawing of Consolidated Lottery Class No. 10.
S2, IL, 81, L, 81, 20, g. SO, So, I, 20, Al.
SPLENDID SCHEMES.
This Day only,
$4,000,
Alexandria Lottery Extra Class No. 200,
Drawing received here Monday Evening.
rs Numbers. ID Drawn Ballots.
Capita s,-9, 900, 2000 500 ,043 of 600, 300s,
zoos, 1905, Cos, sc.
Tickets only S3--Shares in proportion
DRAWS THIS DAY.
S3O,OOO!!
alexandria Lottery, Class No. 43.
Draws to-day-Drawng received Monday.
rs Numbers, IL drawn ballots.
Capitas,-30 000 10 900, 5000, $500, 5000 500
40 of 1000, 500s, zoos, 300s, zoos, SC.
Tickets only SSl0-Shares in proportion.
Tickets to be had at JNO ID. GORDAN,S
Lottery and Exchange Office. Norfolk
Where the highest premium is paid for Gold.
Silver, and Specie Checks. Nov s
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THE NEW YORK CONTRIBUTIONS
SHIP FIRE INSURANCE. COMPANY.
No. 81, Wall street. .New York.
CAPITAL S3OO.O00!
Insures Buildings in general. Merchandise, House
hold Furniture, Ships and their cargoes, Tin port
only Ships or Vessels being built, or repaired
and every description of Personal Property. :.
at the lowest rates of premium in Portsmouth Nor
folk and the surrounding Country.
Applications by letter, giving description OF pro
GEORGE M. Balm,
Portsmouth, Aug 81 Agent.
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FOR SALE,

NOTICE.-All persons indebted to the Subscri.
IN Der either by note opeu account arc earnest
ly requested to come forward and settle their re-
spective debts or before the 9th of December
On and after that date their accounts will be handed
for collection j. BATEMAN.
Oct 30-lm
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NOTICE.-Wishing TO close my business,
IN shall on and after this day sell my Goods at
greatly reduced prices, for Cash only.
Oct 30-lm BATEMAN.
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1845-11-08

GHOES AND GRAIN.-The Subscriber is
~ now offering for sale at the Auction and Com
mission Store of Turner & Co., on Wide Water
street. few doors East OF the Market House, n large
assortment of BOOTS and SHOES, as cheap as the
can be purchased in this City Being thor
oughy acquainted with agricultural persons, he
knows what the farmers want, and has laid in a
Stock that will exactly suit them.
He purchases all kinds of Produce at the very
highes. prices.
p. H. WHITEHURST, Agent for
Nov S-s&Tlm o. WHTEHURsT.
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a That very neat and pleasantly situated
BaAI FAMILY RESIDENCE or Dinwiddic street,
ss-f=l nearly opposite Dourherty's Rope Walk
his House has every convenience that small fam
ny could'desire. For terms apply to
VIM. BROOKS.
Also Vacant Lot adjoining.
Oct 30-3tawf
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WARN SOCKS.-A few doz pairs of Country
i Net SOCKS. For sale by
Oct 30 THOS. BROOKS, Jr.
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METHODIST HYMN BOOKS~A beau
AZ tful assortment for sale by
NOV w II. II. HODGES & co.
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1845-11-08

TEA !-Gunpowder Imperial and Black TEAS
i of superior quality. For sale by
Oct 30 THOS. BROOKS, Jr.
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GHAWLS, SHAWLS, HAWLS.-JOHN
- COOKE & CO, arc Offering for sale a very
large and well selected Stock of SHA WIS, to
which they invite the attention Of the ladies' and
all who desire neat, cheap, warm, and good arti.
Gle. They arc in part as follows:
Super Sd Striped, Plain and Fig'd Silk Shawls.
Do 81 Cashmere do Of the latest patterns and
styles.
Super Tbibet Wool do, brocha do, Merino do,
Zephyr Wool do, very largo and pretty; Moug1linc
de Lane do, some Of which are white and hand.
sOmely embroidered Nett DO, Prusan do. and al.
so large supply of Black Thibet and Muslin dc
Laine Shawls, Black SILK Mantillas, &c oil Of
which they will sell low for The money
OCtG JOHN COOKE & co. High Ell.
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DORTO RICO SUGAR, in barrels, just re-
i oeived, and for sale by
Oct27 J. WILLS, Commerce St.
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OSF RECEIVED by the Georgiana a rood
- assortment of Black Silk and Mohair Frngcs
ior CIoaks. JOHN COOKE & co.
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FOR SALE.

Herald please copy j
The New York herald., 1845-12-07
CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS.
GRAND BAZAAR AT THE PHILADELPHIA
MIrSETIM

yNHE large Saloon aud Galleries OF the Philadelphia Muse
will be handsomely decorated and fitted up Tor the
purpose Of holding therein daring the Christmas Holidays
Grand Bazaar the sale exhibition OF useful and fancy
articles. -. .r
The Saloon will be divided into compartments when VIII
be let 10 adssmsn and Others who feel DIS
posed 10 have auxiliary establishment for the sale oi Dy
Goods Fancy Goods Books Music, saionery Coneeuohs
ry, Toys, &c. &C.: TIL, ,,.I - . TN 49,, "A.
esn bsnJ of music whilst other aud varied entertainments
will r. IN time be introduced; fact nothing shall be
the Lion Of the Holidays None will be admitted deal
srs bur will vie with others the variety and display
OF their goods - :. -,
aud evening unI Iil New Years Ni~ht. -
Persons desrous Of PR curing nds will please mke ap
picatr between the hour, two and five ocio r. NJ
the Office OF the Museum where plan othe
be seen, aud any further niorma ion obtained.
New York dealers desirous OF competing with their neigh
hos Of fh,ladephs have opportunity to 40 BY
king application above This undertaking. so novel in It's
Character and in the largest and splendid 10 he
Union for uch apupose cannot m 70 be profitable 20 a VINO
embark in IL. Appcaon must be made at an early pen9d W
rodSS - ensure an spartInent or stand n7l 2w gbr
The New York herald., 1845-12-07
TABERNACLE.
r,L M)J L'TnNsc ia ENUEJ


TEMPLETON'S FAREWELL,
On TUESDAY merit, the oh December.
MIR TEMPLETON begs TO announce with gratitude TO
quenee Of his projected the Sou h. he reuca ty
makes his farewell bow and his last entertainment (for
several monhs in New York, Tuesday the 9th
when he will have the honor singing the following and
seena. with appropriate iiusuatons:- -
the inssrumen, from j. H. Chamber. $50 Broadway'
An intery al Of ten MINUTES between the parts
PART !.
song-'T'he Lads Of the village"
Song-"yock Of Hazelde,n."
song-"Ths Harp that through Taras Hall"
song-"My Mamie, o."
Recitstiye-"Oh can bear my fate no longer"
Aria-"Through the Forest, through the Meadows"
PART H.
Song"There YVES Jolly Niller once
Song-"Roy's wife OF Aldiyaloeh."
song-"saly IN ou- Alley"
Song-"Ye hanks aud Bra.s % Boune Doom"
Hunting song-"Old fowler"
PART III.
Grsnd scrna, by desire.
Still SO Genly or s,eslirg" A. orgin,lly sung by
song-"HcIes 0 the Maiden OF Bashfu fifteen"
Soag-"Auld Lang Syne."
Soug-"The Jolly Bergsr!"
Vsedictory:
sons-mThe star spanplsd Bsnusr"
at TO- Tlcker aud Programmes may be had at the Music
stores, and at the doors.
q Tickets so cents
Books Of the Words price i2h cents each to be had At the
doors
Mr. Templeton will also repest the above Entertain.
me,t at the GOTHIC HALL, BROOKLYN, on THURS
DAY the ih instant beng his farewell aud last
in that c,ty for several months. dJ 7tmc
The New York herald., 1845-12-07

QuEsR Casa difference OF opinion sprans up
the other day between the acting Circuit Attorney
and the Grand Jury which had its origin the follow
ing singular ciic umstsnces :Some four Ave weeks
ago Germans appeared before Justice OF
this city. parties itigant in the affair Of note of
nand which held on the other The plea put in by
the defendant In the csse was, want of
This brought out statement Of ths manner in which ths
note hal been obtained II would sesm tnnt soma time
last sumner, the plaintiff then resident of this clty
and who IL married aToke suddenly Ia ths mir ht
and found intruder bed with himt.f and bsttsr
halt Te incensed husband seized cuprt and "
about 10 nhict personal chastise men upon him when
me latter voluntarily offered the former all the monsy
ma possession u he would let him ON This sum- how.
ever amounted 10 bur three dollars and this the Injured
man refused 10 receives unless the other woald also
ms note payable on demsnd, for twenty-five dollars
more WIhout hesitation this demand acceded TO;
the wife procured pen, ~ and paper the note was
Written signed aud witnessed and the mig par
mltted 10 make himself scarce. few days after pay
ment OF the note ed refu, ed Che sver
thereupon sued, and above stated pleaded want
OF consideration. There difficulty in the
minds Of the jury learn this plea could be
mooy but they nevertheless brough hit verdict for
defendant and tho claim set aside Failing in that
quarter to obtain redress for his violated honor-for
though the wife had declared she Thought it her
husband ell the while the husband did half believe
the assertion-he brought the before the Grand
Jury, and here doubt the whole affair probod to
the bottom. 1t would seom from what followed that this
body thought the offence indicable but thought not
the acting Circuit Attorney. He maintained that there
was no law 10 cover the case and therefore could
draft a bill upon Which conviction could be had
matter how plain soeyer the facts proven This brought
appeal to the Court and his honor Judge Manning
took the affair under advisement Finally the Prose
cutting Attorney sustained and the dismissed
IL may readily be supposed from what we have stated,
during the progress OF this matter which oud look
50 very vol in print-and SO leave tho
was what is usually denominsted rich.'-St. LOUIS
Organ, Nor. "a