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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-21
Court Of General sessions.
Before Recorder Talmadge and Aldermen stoneall ans


Ogden Hoffman, James r. Whiting, VIM. NJ. Price and
John McKeon, Esqrs counsel for the people.
Ear ; aG.Tfai q jams Miller. siias Cupid continued
amiued by the prosecution, deposed as fcllows-l
have hecn deck hand board the barge Clinton for
four years. know Parkinson, Miller Davis and Smith;
have frequently seen them have often seen Miller
about the ciy the last time recolect seeing him.
on board barge Clnton while lying at the pier
of Murray street; saw him only once board Of the
barge; saw him before that several times the day,
the per the first time saw him that day, was about
backwards and forwards the pier at different lines,
until O'Clock in the afternoons then saw him pass
down towards the boat but did not pay particular at.
tenon where he went to; shortly after that noticed
him on board Of the boat in the aft part near the adi-s
cabin; the boat detained that afternoon by
difficulty Of getting horse board; saw Miller
board the boot just before started We were then
busy in casting on the line; was so near Miller At the
time that could have touched him; pointing at Miller
that Is the person then saw the Captaiu come on
beard with the packages spoken Of; have no reSosc
that day; saw Miller pass and repass the boat seven or
eight times that day. was Engaged on the dock at the
time in putting wood on board the boat; have known
him by sight for two three years. but never knew
his name until now.
sAMUxL PALMEa examined by the prosecution He
dspossd follows: keep grocery and liquor store in
West street; my store is situated about $50 feet from
where the barge was moored, en- the afternoon OF the
robbery remember watching the boat start that alter.
noon. when saw man whom judged to % paws;
observed him standing the lsrboard side Of the boat
h back leaning against the rounding part OF the
sles cabin near the stern his face turned towards
me at the time; he not long stationary; he went
times; he sometimes moved out Of my sight He appear
ed 10 be very uneasy which circumstance made me-
cs him more particularly; this occurred short time
before the boat left could not see the Captains once
from where stood; the next time saw him. was at the
Police once; when went there said that he pointing
TO paws resemblsd the man had seen.
The prosecution here rested, aud the opened
for the defence.
The testimony Of John Hager, clerk Of the steam.
boat Raritan and Captain Fisher, master of the
steamer also that Of MIR Marsh clerk in the Bank of
Railway, " j taken the trial Of VIM. Parkinson,
was then read In evidence for the defence.
JAMES r. Howell was then called and examined-he
deposed follows: | have been gold beaer for IS
years; ! a while employ cd by James Miller Co ,
No. ~ Gold street, went into their employ the Is.
May lssi and remained in their employ until the
middle OF March, lsI5 my work carried in the
basement Of the premises Mrs. Horton and Mary Ann
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Colds, Coughs, Consumption, dsc.-It should
be msmbered that cough always evidence that
impury lodged in the lungs which, NOT speedily
nation q the lungs disease which We all know the high
road to sumption
wrrhts Indian Vegetable Pills safe easy and certain
coughs cokis they of by the
upon the lanss the cause Of the shove dsngsro,.
psints single cent Dor OF SAID Indian Vrea
bic Pills Is generally sufc,eut msk perfect cure Of the
most obstinate cold; the time digestion
PROV and tho blood completely PARTED thar life and
vror given TO the whole frame.
u should also be rememhersd that by the name u
VIM. Spear who sells medicine, putpoftiug be Isdian
Pills the VI Race ana Froat streets Phadeph is
agent OF mine, neither guarantee genuine sny
that he has for sale
The oaiy security against imposio, purchase from
PEOPLE Of unbemIshed chaacef the Office and
Depot, No - Greenwich street, New York.
WILLIAM WRIGHT.
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ANOTHER SEVERE Snow SToRM.-We have again
been visited with very severe storm accompa-
MED with a strong wind. Ii commenced on Thurs
daynight,about ii o'clock and continued through the
night, and the greater part of yesterday, leaving
snow on the ground of average depth of eighteen
inches. Early yesterday morning the wind blew
quite strong from the northwest, but il lued som
what during the forenoon, when the snow ceased
and there was heavy fall of rain. After raining
few hours, the snow again came down as merrily
as ever, and continued till the afternoon, when it
cleared of, and the sun shone out brightly
for an hour or two. We are much afraid
that serious damage has been done to the
vessels that were driven on shore in the last gale,
and that other vessels may have unfortunately sui
fered In addition.
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THE WEEKLY HERALD.
The Scene Of the Shipwrecks,
ON sQUAN BEACH.

Our weekly paper Is generally very interesting, but
this weeks sheet win eclipse all its predecessors in
terest
In addition to the late important news received at the
Herald once by exclusive express it will contain an
admirable portrait Of the everything Washington end an
illustration, correct il melancholy Of the scene
Of the shpwrecks at squan Beach the night OF the 18th
inst also the trial of Miller alias Cupid with portrait
for robbns the towbsrso Clinton. together with the
latest Congressional and Legislative up to the last
moment
It will be resdy at eight o'clock this morning Price
81 cents.
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BosToN, Feb. Is. l8.

BosroN, Feb. Is, 1886.
Trouble in one of the Nantucket Banks-M Mysterious
Absence Of the Cashier, Hon Barker Burnell-
THRILLS Trial
There were strange rumors afoat in this city
yesterday, relative to the standing of the Manu-
facturers' and Mechanics Bank, at Nantucket
The Suffolk Bank refuses to redeem their bills any
longer and ssid largo amount Of the funds of the
institution among the missing" The cashier Of the
bank is the Hon. Barker Burnell now member Of
our State Senate, a position to which he not
elected by the people, but by the Legislative Conven
has not been IN his seat and where he Is deponent
eth notn though rumor with her hundred tongues has
not failed TO circulate stories much 10 the preudcs
Of honorable Senator's character. hope they will
prove be unounded. and that Mr. Burnell will soon
and give isfactory account Of his Stewardship
character His father Cashier Of the
bank for long time and represented his district in Con-
gross for years previous to his death which
Cured at Washington three four years ago The
was chosen his in the bank and inherited also
very handsome estate. II Is melancholy sight wit
poets before him. and cannot but hope that the painful
rumors prevailing here,are very much exsgs rated
You will have observed by the papers that Tirrell
arraiged Monday and pleaded not guilty to the two
indictments, charging him with the distinct crimes Of
murder and No previous notice Of his arraign-
msnt having been given, the overcurous were again
disappointed In not seeing the Individual who
The oath Of March has been assigned for his trial.
Every thing quist-busness rather dull amusements
growing wearisome, and the return Of spring very much
esire
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SHIrwREcK AND Loss OF LIPE.-We are indebted
to ]. L. Sherwood, Esq, British Consul in this city,
for the wing particulars Of melancholy ship
wreck and loss Of life. The mate, MIR Robert Mowbray,
arrived In this city yesterday and has made his protest
The British bark Ida 800 tons burthen, VIM. Cham
eers master sailed from London, whore she owned,
Dec IT, ls4o, with thirty eight passengers and q
Of eighteen souls bound Tor Portsmouth England take
in government stores for Canada From thence sailed
about 18th or 9Th January last for ST. John, ~ B. On the
18th, being in lat ~ NJ lon 81 80 w. the bark breach
cd 70, while scudding before gale from s. E..
and was thrown her beam ends. Orders were given
TO cut away the foremast but before they had time to
do so, the bark rightsd, fun Of water The captain
then ordered the long boat 10 be got the lee
other boats having been lost The passengers mmedi.
atey rushed into her, promiscuously, followed by the
captain and part the TO the number Of
The painter parted and the boat dropped atern The
land bore N ~ 4. distant about thirty leagues by obser.
walton The boat got about two cables length from the
vessel when she shipped sea, filed and all her pc
rished The mate, nine men, and Young woman,
renamed on the wreck in the tops, from MONDAY
log until FRIDAY morning following, when they were
TAKEN on by TIE schooner Three Sisters OF Eden where
they we're landed, much frozen and in destitute crcuin.
.tances-the mate being tho only able to travel
Portland .drsns, Feb. 10.
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Masker also two boys were occasionally employed be
sides myself had furnace constantly in use for the
purpose of melting god the melting, after awhile was
carried up stairs; am gold beaten not melier;
cannot exactly say what the extent Of their busi
ness; received my wages every Saturday night
This witness underwent long and rigid exami-
nation, in which he stated that he led to go to Miller
for employment by seeing advertisement in news
paper 10 the effect that gold heater wanted at No
ia William street, Parkinsons shopD where he met
with Miller, who employed him to work at No. ~
John street Howell further deposed, that he saw a
stove taken up stairs but could say into what room
It was taken; never went into the which was
put.
JosErH SHAW, carver and glider, No. 33a Broadway,
deposed that he had known Miller about nine months
during which time he had purchased from him about
$1,000 worth of gold leaf
Mr. BEMAs, OF the Independent Police, was then call.
ed for the purpose Of showing that Smith Lewis
bed to him man whom he suspected of having been
concerned in the robbery but had not made any
ton Of having seen Miller the pier, testified to by
him.
The evidence on both sides being brought to close,
the arguments owing the late hour were deferred un.
til morning, and the court adjourned accord
ingly One of the counsel for defence will proceed to
sum up the at IL O'Clock tomorrow morning Jas
r. Whiting Esq will follow the part Of the people;
after which the will be submitted to the jury un.
der charge of the Recorder
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-21

FROM PoRT Az PRNcK-The Maria, Capt Har-
per, arrived this morning from Port su Prince, with
advices to the LIST inst Capt reports the market
was soundantly supplied with American produce Log
wood and coffee xsre high and scarce. The political
affairs Of the island remained very unsettled condi-
ton TIE French consul remained board the French
frgate awaiting the arrival Of the French admiral
PhlLdd Latter, F,b 10 l4+t
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rAokEr SHIP foRksHrRE.-Thls famou. packet.
VaP' Bailey, has again made quick passage over
me Atlantic. She sailed from New York :, ,bs
18Th January, and was reported in LiyerUool a, N
o'clock, Am, on the I'd February, making N .
Usage In less than fifteen days We are ipfoymsd
.na' tse Yorkshire was loaded az deep as sand
'~fee mad she gone out with her usual draft. tbe
lasss'2r would, no doubt, have been made IN ls..
nan fourteen days from port 70 port
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The excess Of resources over liabilities in February
about two hundred thousand dollars less than IN
November. The aggregate movement in these depart
msnts In February vary about two millions and half OF
dollars from that In the previous November The de.
crease in deposits is indicative of greater enquiry for
money than the banks could disposed to supply
and shows that private capitalists into the market
to great extent with their funds to supply the de
mand.
The returns OF the Bank OF England show a very
great decline in ths issues and corresponding falling
Of In the bullion on hand
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Circuit Court.


FEB. 20Marfin nuckccrh ct al Us Peter a. Bland ct
al This was action of replevn for taking quantity
of groceries, from No 81 Charlton street. the 9Th Of
October, 1874 The defendants justified under three
judgments and executions, against man named Bor-
chers the defendants were present at the levy and as
sisted removing the goods to Fleet COnnerys store
IN Spring st. The plaintiff in answer to this defence,
proved mortgage the goods from Borchers to them
selves and that they had reduced the mortgage goods
according to the provisions Of the statute
The jury found verdict for plaintiff for the value OF the
goods, and SEQ damages.
Robert II Osgood el al ps. Horace W. David This
action OF respass for alleged illegal taking OF
mers tools and articles Of the value of $50 The
plaintiffs residents Of Staten Island and had saw
mill in Ulster county. The defendant did work for
them the mill to the amount Of $l6-he issued an at
tachmen from aIustceCourt against them for this sum-
and levied the property in question: carried It off,
and sold it. The PLAINTIFF allege that there error
in the and that was levied on than was
necessary For the defence evidence was given that the
debt fairly due that the attachment the face Of
correct, and that if any fault was committed, it
by the officer who executed it. Proof was also
given that the value Of the property only about 20
Verdict this morning.
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Special Sessions.

Before the Recorder and two Aldermen. -.
Fen. 20.-Augustus w. Clason, who pleaded guilty,
last Tuesday assault upon Mr. James Gordon Ben
nett but whose sentence deferred until yesterday
appeared for sentence Mr. Galbrsith counsel for Mr..
Bennett asked the Court to defer the sentence for the
present. Cason having previously put in an affidavit in
mitigation of punishment and Mr. Galbrah wishing fur.
Their time examine the same, for the purpose Of fl
hoped no further postponement would be ordered
The Court assigned Friday next that being the last day
of the term and the parties lett the court room
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Common Pleas.

Fra 20 "A. j. Morreu aud uife Asa a. Vest and
w1e.-This action for assault and battery-the
families Of both parties resided the house the
females had dispute about shutting the basement door,
and IT appeared Mrs. West struck Mrs Morrell with
wash stick: The case was tried at the last December
term md the jury disagreed this occasion they
dered verdict Of $50 for the plaintiffs.
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City Intelligence.

SLrIcHISe.- Notw outstanding the inclemency OF the
weather yesterday observed many private seighs,
filed with people, who seemed highly amused in slip
ping the in the midst OF the heavy sleet and
rain. There Is no accounting for tastes.
SIDE WALKs-We trust that the people generally will
clear the sidewalks Of in front OF their residences
We once heard shrewd observe that person that
would not do so, would rob church We do not
terrain quite SO bad opinion OF him. but really
think less OF him than do OF a who regularly
shovels away the snow in front Of his house
OCEAN STEAMERs.-The Great Western will commence
her trips the Atlantic. the 18th of April The
Great Britain will take her first departure for the
from Liverpool, on the 9th of May
TOOTH AcHE.-N is a curious fact that there at
present people afflicted with this distressing pain
than ever known before Probably the recent violent
snow storms have had some hand in il.
GREENwIcH STAeEs.-We have heard of great many
complaints being made by persons residing in the upper
part OF the CITY, ding tho Greenwich stages
said that their trips irregular that the patience of
the public is exhausted in waiting for them and that af
ter O'Clock in the evening they fthis
s making fS sks
the matter.
RUNAWAY HoRsEs-we have frequently observed
ming away in the city, and creating repidaton fright
wherever they went. We believe there is law max
ing fneabe for to leave horse in street
without being secured from running away. We not
IN favor OF urging the putting in force of the Corpora
uon ordinances, for many OF them very vexatous
but We certainly opinion that the law applicable
to this should be better carried out than
STEAMER NARRAcASskT.-This splendid steamer came
through the Sound, on Thursday night with the mails
by the British steamer in the teeth of q violent
storm. All the passengers signed card adore sed TO
the nterprisng Captain Manchester. in which they
cason, and recommended both him and his boat to the
patronage of the public.
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Total go, 5Ssosi Total. SOL So, osl
One bank, having circulation Of $aoo ooo IL not In.
cudsd in the above statement These items compared
with previous returns present the annexed ststement:
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The CLERGY AND PoLITIcs.-We have heard il
inmated that the clergy of this city have it IN con
temptation to call meetings for the purpose Of expires
ng their opinion on the late refusal Of our govern
ment to submit the Oregon question to arbitration
We cannot suppose that the clergy really intend to
do any thing Of the kind; for if they do, it will be
following precedent which was condemned by the
united voice Of the people a few years since The
clergy have nothing to do with politics, and should
not interfere with them in any manner. If the
clergy would condne them.elve. to their legitimate
ouslaess-the saving of sous-and exert themselves
i'le more than they do, there would be- Iess immo-
ralfy IN the country than there is. We can assur.
them that the souemmen, i. competen, 10 manap.
ts own affairs without their interference
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FROM TExAs.-The McKim arrived :, N.w n.
leans on the 10th inst, from Galveston. whercs ~.
sailed on the TN inst Late dates from Corpus Christ, s
present the health OF the army as generally eocdysyx
bet~een Corpus Christi and Mstasorda are rapidly
crossing so are the improvements in Corpus Ckr,s,
The overland news from Coshus and Reinosa confirms
the report OF the general Of the
ment OF Paredes rumor, however, hal re ached Cor.
pus Christi to the effect that Chihuahua and some ado
ing states had declared their indie pc nience
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Court Calcndar-This Day.
syrsaioR Cousr.-s A. I0l 100, 1871, 1872 40 o. Ioi
~, 90, AZ "a 49, 3, ~, ~ %, 6o, 10, Nl, 70, ia
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-21

The HERALD FOREIGN CORRESPONDENTS We
have received by the steamship Cambria, several
highly interesting letters from our correspondents
IN Liverpool, London, Leipsic, Paris, Vienna, Ber-
lin, &c. &c., which we will place before our
readers ar early as possible
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BASEs or THE STATE OF NEW Yonx.
Liabiffiss R<sn,r~..
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-04-15
gbarles g. 9)taGep,

uhrrna6er tn Der Stabt 9tllentaun.
@r9reift bisfe Gsleernteit fsinen Sreuncen
nno etnem 9eehrtenYublifum anSu;ci9en, cas
er fein @eiddft nod, INNER an cinem alien
Stdno, Srpiiden @rai9s Scctel no Der Sres
eensbcte Cruderei fcrtbetreibt uuo eas or
toeben bon philabeIpbid uno 0icuDorf, nit
eem ih6ulfen Stod in fsin Sad, l9ebcrencen
@aaren ;uridgefehrt III, peld,rs nod jc in
sIllentaun gum 8ettauf au9eboten lpurbc, IL.
ireldrr nun in 3aiot su ieinem 8crigen Elm
pcrtreflfes uno aldnjence6Q enforcement ans.
madlt. Grin Stcd belfebt uutcr aneern aus
fclgenben @aaren:
Ss@S$ssse9 Meiifn9nen Sausubz
AESssesssaren nit Salfen, an Den ols
lernteort9ffen Dreilen ; oclbene II. nc.
bernc Natent Giper Safubren /; allie
anoere 9lrten Safubren an sahlreicb
bier ansnflihren Terner Stlberne
Shees unb SuppensgDfel /; @benfaus:
etne pra6tpolle rno unlibertrcfflihe
9luSnabl 9Dlcene Singer uno Sbrz
rtn9e; iebr f6Dne grufnaceln
nebft einsr Der bsifen smswahIen aclcenrr H.
Nlberner SrilIen, fpcrduf je elm menIhlit,es
sluae 9cblidt hat, paBenb fir jrbes 9llter =
9Uleene uno flberne Qeaospencil' Cafes, uno
icnit alle 9Irten Baaren, Die su ieinem @es
ftdft seh0ren. II.
Sbi9e Badren hat er, Sd er einen arcsrn
Stcd ein9cIe9t hat febr biaig erbalten, uuo
fam cenfelbeu eem;ufclec auf Die redte glrt,
ndnlid biGiq nieSer i'm 8lcinsn ablnsen, II.
glaubt behauptcn su eilrfen, mpbIfeiler ais es
1e in 9IlentHun 9elha5.
Heparaturen Die in iein Sad cinfhln9cn,
tperecn btOi9 uno pnnftlidj bsicr9t. gud,
ffebt er fir etnen 9eni6en 3eitraum fir ale
Srtifel Die feline Wcrfffitte perlaBen out.
@r it bantbar fir 9enceens lluteritisune
unb lacct odS publifum Gin anSHrufsn uno
ieiuen Stcd ,u be1sben, inbsm olIes uncnt,
gelhlif 9esei9t miro. @eld,iebteics, 70 fihlt
er per1hert eaB baeelbe fId) talc iibrr,cuot
haben wtro, bas ietue Banreu unnbcrtrcfTs
lid uno fctr ppbIfsil Nnb ; tpclfes bann 1cb
he 6unoldaft immer mebr uuo mChr pers
mebren uno er feruerbin Fd dn9etrirttu flibs
len mro, ein tettaftes Canf9efnbt fir cicics
Gcseiste WchlwclIsn IN leinsr gruit III nah,
ren-uno er gtt BAD 8erfprehen, eas rs jcs
cenfals 9efdlebcn ica. .. d.
Charles Q. Ofaiep.
aIIsutann, Rdrs 25 .... na3@
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-04-15
8erhor yt(fe.

bel Der nddlffen Court fur 9ed,a @auntp, an
fan9eno am Wontaa ben 4ten Rai in 9Illen'
taun, uerb6rt iperben fo0en:
Saccb g. 9. cuhter se9en Suntcr unb
Wiacr uno ihre SeUffees &c. ...
Scbn Deifman 9om'cr. ge9en 6en. @ies
ano uno @eor9e 6aberader. ...
DenrD Ycung uno Srau'S gtusen aeaen
Waria WilIer, paul Miller unc aneerc.
Griffith 8. SdDa 9c9en Schn Saul.
3otn y. Smith gegeu @barles @prr.
Die AiII9nes Der Tcrtbamptcn Sanf 9es
gen Scnas RunB.
Die ndnlide 9egen Saecb @oIper.
e5chn Selp, jun. geaen Schn 9. @ibcrs.
OenrD Ceit ge9en Scieph Cool.
9noreas g8erlD 9e9en @atbarina Wcfer.
Saccb Geis 9egeu SenrD Srtt.
@hrliflan @rilnewalt ae9en Salomcn 6os
gel, @rccutCr rcn Sphn So9el.
slppelt une Comp. eeeen philip Se1ers.
NenrD Oefd, 9egen Sofepb SooI.
Der Tdmldte gegen ben Tdmihen.
6 u. @cunoie ae9en 9Iom'trir. oes Uer'
ftcrbenrn @eorge Gn9elman.
Simcn Sranfenfslc 9csen eicia Ieubarc
uno Samuel Burger.
gatban Scffman 9s9en peter Scffman.
slnna oeimbah 9esen DanieI W. Sorim'
bad, feline Serfees &c.
Scbn 2etth, feu. ge9cn Saccb @rcs.
Samuel Sie9rr uno ancere sescn Scbn
Soffman.
slncrew e. gGitman 9e9cu 9laron Nrei.
Charles QScaper 9e9en WilIidm Shl.
Die giII9ntes bes Sobn 8nanB 9csen Sr.
8. Sobft.
@pbraim G'rim eeacn bic 9Diur Scrcit 60.
Iatban WiIer 9e9en Stepben Ballet unb
dnccre.
Spieph 9ein aegen Salcmcn llebcrrctb.
slcom Sdneioer 9e9rn Gapio Sob unb
Senr1 g. @cunbie.
senjamin ScseI 9esen 5ueOt Surt feline
SecHecs, &c.
0iid,olaus sdlaads ereeutOren gsssn ben
Tdmlidlen.
Die gtdmlidten 9esen ben TdmIidru.
Die 0tdmIidbcn 9c9en Den IdmIid,cn.
Daniel Tcuharo 9e9en Charles Sosin9er.
Sdcob g. 81. Sumter qe9en Sountcr uno
Wiaer, nit Tadridt an Srieorid, Siomuno
uno Socratic 9rerler, 9t1iIontes bon Sunter
unb Willer d; Sacob .. Soas, 9IfGonie bon
Sohn' g. Sc. Nunter, unb Sciua WliIcr, 9IG
iTgnie bon 4DauI Wiaer.
@ecrae 8Iein aegen Oapto Stem.
Daniel Sfed @uccrGe BON WiQiam tSed
9e9en 3bcmas Gueritt.
Scbn Sieber's @recutcren 9c0en Daniel
joelfrif uuo Gjrunebepcbner.
SccnrD &urb ac9en Scbn peter.
Ctciua SeibcrIina ocgen @rcr9c Sdit.
Der Staat 9c9cn Die SduIs Direftors bon
sllIentaun.
98iIiam Sdutt 9e9en Scnos nrs.
Dloio Stem gegen WarD @naclman, 9lc's
trir. ocs oeritcrbenen @eor9e @rqeImau.
Die 9IliI9ntcS bon Sumter uno Willer 9es
gen .. unc s. Sabinqer.
Sciepb Qein 9e9en Socob llebcrrctb
Solua WilIer 9egen Saeob Q. R. Ounter.
Saccb MctrD 9egen Scbu Stdhler.
Charles SIanf 9e9eu hen HdmIid,eu.
Samuel WcDer 9egen Den IdmIid,cu.
Otatban Wliller, Grptb.
slacrtdun, gpril 8, nqb@