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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-28
The Yellow Fever la New Orleans.

INTERVIEWS IN THE DIFFERENT cEMETERrEs,
Name. Nafiuay Name Nai,v,Iv
Harriet Norcross, Boston. VIM. Looryn, Scotland
james Murphy Irea,d. Maurice Bleperche. Fales
Maiy O'Conae do May Qa,.i.y. Ireland.
Daugh,ee Of M Leeds, n. o. Jacob BIani do
sur mnt France, Germany. Charles Is .raes, Tenn
sdfg asdnsg,r Ms1ieo }aso5 Rs.,s sIa''' o't%n'
Fred " Schmidt Hsaoses Thm.. Carney is,.ns
C 5pspe s M,s Germany ,ss B,oyn Baltimore
appears by report presented by the secretary OF
the Howard Association that the nth Of August
till O'Clock, NJ, the 18th inst, ia yellow fever
number there 42b discharged cured INF died. and
NJ are stih under treatment-N o. Delta, SPIT 10.
Bold AND SUCCESSFUL RoBBERY-A bold and
successful robbery was committed in the vicinity
OF tins city, on Thursday under the following crcun
stances: An old gentleman named stephen savage was
coming west on the packet Arriving at the locks east
Of thu city he concluded to walk short distance lie
was seonJoned by person who represented himself
through the neds to another point on The canal. at the
end Of curve The old gentleman readily sssented.
Tney soon came TO drunken man who seated on
ths ground pretending to count large sum OF money.
The speucerport merchant entered into conversation
with hun, examined bundle which near him On
the ground The bundle contained n ring, which the
merchant took good that the old gentleman should
lie then tod the drunken man that he had halter
take care OF bis bundle IL contained ring Of some
value The man swore 1t contained ring offered
bet $1,000 that II did not The merchant took the bet
and willis counting out the money. turned To the old
man and asked him how much he had saying that a.
ne hsd himself seen tho ring there could DO in
betting No unsuspectiDy old man INN edatey drew
forth his wallet containing S635 TO lend him the bal
lance, whicn The pretended drunksrd snatchsa, and
rear Mr. Savage came to this city, and the police IL
now on the search with little hspe OF $500 OF
the money was the Oneida Bank hv,s- newly issued
Democrat.
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The AUTHOR or "LEoSIpAs "--Secing the
statement in Mobile paper, that had never denied
that the letter Of Leonidas written BY Cen Pillow
we hereby state that the letter came 70 us signed and
written bya respectable officer in the army, BY
Gen Pillow nor having any signs Of his knowledge
cognizance.-M Orleans DELTA Sept ~.
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Col. Coming 9th Regt. N. US.
TENTH REGIMENT N. Y. SIN.


pssusnt 70 the above DvoO Orders end the Act therein
Of this will assemble within their respective comp
ny districts Monday the Ali day OF October
O'clock A. M for company adj inspection aud martial
ercse armed and equipped according law the places
signatei for each disct respectively, as follows
, lst District, company A, BOUNDED BY the Hudson River
hammersly Bedford and Baro Streets and commanded by
Thomas Jones' captan at the north Hudson and
Leroy streets.
I'd District bounded by Bedford Hammersly
Hancock Blocker and Canine Streets Sixth Avenue
Barrow street. and commanded bv Henry L. Hoeze captain
at the north of Blocker aud Come streets
Sd District, o. bounded by the Huds River Bar
row. Hudson and streets and commanded By Henry Bru
ne captain at the north Of asngton Amos
streets
t DISTRICT company D. bounded by Hudson street. Barrow
street. Sixth Avenue and Amds commanded by Cornelius
TOPPER st,eets.
5ih District company f. bounded BIZ the Hudson River
Ferry HucsOn and Troy and BY James
Gsth captain at the north of Washington
Bank streets
9th District Company F, bounded by Hudson Amos Fac
Dry and Troy and nd.d by James H. Dodge
Captain, the North East Of Fourth and Perry streets
Troy street Eighth and Fourteenth street, and com
nsuded by Come Vsndciv .p4n, the North Fat
corner Of Gree witch aud Horato streets.
9th DISTINCT Company H. bounded by Eighth Troy
Factory aud Amos streets, SIKH ST.
and by Ja oh Ranor Captain the North East
corner Of Seven avenue ana Eleventh street.
The Regimentll Court of Appeals hear appeals
fines and penalties Imposed will be held the Northern E1
ch,nge No 23 Bieecker Friday the day Oc-
By order Of u VIC c siiuR j. DODGE
1t Col Comm,1 10th Rept. n Y NJ
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George Dunn, discharged from prison P'tteburs
on the 23d inst by order Of the supreme Court Of
Pennsyvsna, after three years imprisonment under
sentences Of death for murder end was taken to tho
watch house before O'Clock r. NJ for getting 40 much
intoxicated AZ TO be unable 70 take Of himself
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HEALTH or MoBLE.-Therc were twenty
three lnterments In the city last week Deaths
by yellow fever ten This disease IL making pro-
gress, but u mild and easily when treated
In time BY skilfui physcian.--Mobae Herald TIT
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and Rutgers aud East rivers will parade Monroe st.
right Pike Ut, be commanded by Capt Thos Morton
The I'd Company Dinris bounded by Rutgers, Madison
and East liver; will he commanded BY Cart
VIM H. Williams, and will parade in Monroe st. right on
Jefferson 1t. --......
adComany District. bounded BY Cahariue, Division Rut-
and Madison will be commanded by Lieut
Comdt Edmr ~ Crawford and will parade Henry &C. the
right Marketst
lth Company Di.ues-Boppded by Rutgers. ,Divi.ion.
Grand Madison be by Capt Cbas
street.
5lh Company Distict-Bounded by Division, Norfolk.
Grand and Edridge rees will be commanded by Captain
James L. Waugh, and will parade in Orchard a. the icht on
Hester st. ~
9Th Company Dinict-Bounded by the Bowerv Grand
Eidnd9e and DIVISION Streets will be commanded by Captain
Cyrus Loutrsl. and will parade Forsyth st. the risht on
Walker 81. 1870 " -
1h Company Disuiet-Rounded by Norfolk Riyiuetou
Ailsn and yTa1d st,eeu viii be commanded BY Captain
William Underhu and will parade Orchard street. the
right on Bro0me street. ' $40
9th Company Disirict-Bouuded by the Bowery Riyin--
ton Allen and Grand streets viii commanded by Captain
Henry subway and will parade Broome street the
The COmmandant of this Regiment will attend ot the Mer-
Ger House orer of Mercer and broomc on Monday
the 18th Of October 1877 o'clock NJ ard will then and
there hear all appeals that be de him remis
sion Of fine penalty against person persons en-
rolled as un uniformed members OF this regiment
BY order Of ANDREW A. BREMNER,
ltAl Jsb
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IAH CIV u IL nf III ~, ~ Z. o. MILITIA.

Pursuant to the above Division Orders and the act therein
mentionsd the ununiiomed pvates of several
OF this Regiment will assemble within the respective somIa
ny dstcts on Monday the 9TH DAY Of October
oeiock a. Ior company parade inspection and
ercis armed and equipped according law he places de-
lst Company Disrc. Of Company A. commanded by Can
tain Robert Fraser bounded by the Hu River ponr
teenh street Eighth and Nineteenth
the cor er Of Fourteenth street snd Eighth avenue
81 company District Of Compan B. command ID by CAPTAIN
John S,uvan, bounded by the Eighth avenue nth
street Sixth ard Nineteenth street. the corner OF
Fourteenth street and Sixth avenue
3D. COMPANY District OF Company G, commanded by Cap
tam John Seuie bopnd-d by the Hudson River Nineteenth
street. the Eighth avenue and Twentyeghth the
corner Of Nineteenth street and the Eighth avenue.
fth Compay District OF Company commanded by Cap
ain Frederick Pessnerkr bounded by the Eighth avenue
Nineteenth str ct the Sixth and Tbrieth
3th Company District Of Company T. commanded by Cap
tain John VI Mshon, bounded by the Hudson RIVER TWENTY
eighth street the Eighth avenue Ihrieth the sixth
avenue and Fort eth street. the of Tweny -eghh
street and the Eigh avenue
6th COMPANY District Of Company commanded by Cap
tain A. Henderson, bounded by Sixth avenue, enh
street. East River and Nneteeh the Four
mhi Company Dinct of Company q. commanded BY Cap
tam n v HardenO b, unded by the Sixth avenue Nine
teenth street the Las River Twentieth on the cor
ner OF Twenty-sirth street and Sixth avenue.
Wh Company District Of Company H. commanded by Cap
tam John lls, aud bounded by six,h avenue Twenty
SIKH street. East River and Foreth street. Of
Iwen y.sirth street and sixth avenue.
and p-naies imposed, viii be held Madison Cottage
corner rih enue and Twentyth street, on Monday the
18Th OF Ocober ut clock n the afternoon BY order or
ROBERT Z. NORRIS, Col. 18th Regt. N. US NJ
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The Fall session Of the University Of Virginia, wiz
commence on the LIST Of October.
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SEVENTH REGIMENT N.Y.s MILITIA

!, ,ITH AND NTH WARDs.
Pursuant the above Division Orders aud the Act therein
mentioned the ununiformed pvaes of the several companies
of bs Regiment will assemble within their respective com
pany districts on Monday the day OF October newt at 10
o'clock NJ or company parade inspection and martsl
d.s.;::dn g, each es
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EIGHTH REGIMENT n. Y. 8. MILITIA.


Pursuant 20 the above division orders and the there
the privates Of the several
Of h will asseb within their
districts Mondy the 4h day Of October o'clock
Nj for company parade inspection aud martial
armed and equipped riding law places
for each district eSpectively, as follows =
Compa ny A. Capt George Lyons commandanj, the
Of C'uSnn and 9rand District by Norfolk
Riyington, Ridge ane Division street
Company H.. Cspt.in James Price ccmmandlnt, a fhe
corner OF Grand and Sheriff This district is bounded
by Ridge Ryingon. Cannon. Grand and Division
Company G, Captain Van d. IKE, comnanda,, at the
by GRIND Cannon ard Hvngon streets ard the East River
Of Pitt aud ous'on This district bounded by
hivington. Clinton, Houston and Sheriff streets.
Company f. Captain George b. BOVINE commaudant the
corner Of Cannon and Houston streets This district is
East River
Company F, Lieutenant Edmund II. Weyman commnndant
at the OF Fifth and Avenue B. This district
East River 49, =
Company @. Lieutenant Avah T. Garfield commandant at
the OF Seventh and Avenue B. This district
bounded by Fifth street. Avenue Nth and the East
River
Company II. Lieutenant Jamss H Dyer comman amt at
the OF Avenue and Ninth streets his district Is
bounded by Ninth street. Avenue b. Fourteenth street, and
the East River.
Appeals will be heard the Military Hail. No 1913 Bowery
on Friday the 18th October 1871 follows -Compauy A.
So'clock NJ; Company b. at O'Clock A. M COMPANY
Company at o'clock M Company al o'clock PSiS
M BY order Of COL. j. w. STYLES.
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ElRsT DIVISION NEW YORK STATE MILITIA
Il DIVISION ORDERS.

The ununifomed Militia OF the City Of New York (which
embraces ell the able bodied white male citizens the
ages OF and ~ who have commuted and who
NOT members Of uniform company or exempt by awl vii
take notice OF the following egimenal orders TO assemble for
October next at the time and places therein stated comp
entitled the organization Of the First Division Of
the New York State Militia" passed May sh 1897 and they
are hereby notified Of their enrolment.
, oTmand nts Of Brigades Regiments and Companie.
VIII direct al officers and non-commssioned officers Of
each uniformed Company attend the parade IN uniform or
undress sabalterIs and officers Will AID
the Commandments companies the exercises Of the day No
person will be permitted to Leave his without permits
sen u his commanding officer until down Pursuant TO
aSe @ the statute Isque: hs name Of
ech reliment 70 hear will be held at the time and
place stated al the end Of the Ords order Of
Major Gene Commanding,
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COL. prcKIasoN's REroBI,
HEAD QuARrErs 8. G. Reg't. Volunteers,

Dramatically on the morning Of 10th inst Colonel
Butler In pursuance Of your orders marched his
mand from the road running to the south " his quar-
ters, by which 1t was reported many Mexcans
treating from the Held OF Contreras the city Mexico
Owing TO the thick patches OF msguey and rugged
vine he could not reach his position until several hun.
dred Of the enemy had passed regiment emerged
from the nto nsd extending the road (which
neld vas banked On the right by stone wall, extend
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AFFAIRS IN MEXICO


The Mexican accounts Of the posture OF AFFAIRS In that
country which are 10 be found In the lato Havana
papers give confirmation to the opinion expressed by
few days ago. that tho prospects Of satisfactory
peace are by no means couragpg.
The most important facts contained In the Havana
Journals which referred TO by correspon.
dents are, that Congress opposed to peace aud VIII
not convene ut any other place than uoretaro city In
the State OF the same name, about one hundred ana
twenty miles north the capitol which 10 seid
70 be the centre Of the antpcsos agitation General
Paredss too exertng hi powerful nnuence TO Keep
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-03-31
SS0LUTIO,N,.I1 n. D,

nyHE late firm of STABLES CHARGE &
PRENTIss was dissolved on the 10th
inst j, by the withdrawal of Mr., Staples.
The undersigned will continue the business a
at the same stand. lNo. ls East Frent 81
8. 8, CY. ARKE q PRENTIss., - !.
We continue to devote our most careful
attention to consignments of BUTTER and
CHEESE, and wecan assure our friends on the
WesternResefve that we shallnot be excelled
by any house in the trade, in the care which
we take of cheese while in s.cre-ih making
quick sales at the highest market prices, and
in the promptncss and safety Of our returns
of sales. --,,a ! syfl.ss9 esu $500
We tender our Acknowledgements to, our
ustomers for the very liberal patronage the
house has hitherto received, and we solicit
further .consignments of any description Of
produce or manufactured articles for sale;
os we'll as orders for Sugar, Molasse, and
any other goods to be obtained in this mark
ct; with the assurance that We shall continue
10 do STRICTLY COMMISSION BUSINESS. Il Il
FL. CLARKE, Cincinnati,
.. CYRUS PRENTISS, Ravenna.
| Tniu IN 19dk ~.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-03-31
July 10 1915.
REVIEW OF PRICES.

nv HE undersigned has taken an entire
review of prices Of his whole stock OF
Goods everv article being chalked down at
prices corresponding with the recent great
decline in the Eastern cities. His assort'
ment embraces the largest and most desirable
STOCK OF Coz DIS s"a
ever offered in this market, and he will sell
them cheaper than any other concern in this
village, COST OR NO COST. Among hisassort-
ment may be found some Twenty thousand
and one yards Calcoes from A cents upwards.
Alpacas, M'DeLains, Cashmeres, &c. &c. in
proportion. A good article Of Muslin De
Lalns at is cents per yd. Alpacas 1873 cents
per yd. Cotton cloth yd wide 81 cents. Real
Alarimack Blues l2s cents per yd. Among
his Groceries may be found 65 half chests
Young Hyson Teas, among which will be
found The best article at So cents per pound
ever offered in this market. 40 Bags Rio
and Java Coffee, 5000 lbs. Porto Rico enc
Hayana Sugars, &c. sc. Besides any guam
tlty of sole and upper Leather, Boots ant
Shoes, Hardware, Crockery, &c. &c. Tht
public are Invited to call and examine price,
and if they don't find goods afew pegs be-
low any thing in town then will pay then
for their time SO employed. -.y-s.-.....,. ....,,.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-03-31
HA rs! N.a TS!!

F1yHANKFUL for past favors and desIrous
N as ever to please oil who may favor him
with their custom, the subscriber hereby no.
titles his friends and the public generally that
he stilkeeps his finishing shop two doors
south of the Court house, at the sign OF The
Mammoth Black Hat, where he has constant
ly on hand and manufactnre to order
Hats Of Every Description,
all Of the very latest fashion and at lower
prices than ever. Call then, fellow citizens,
and examine my assortment, as charge moth,
ing for the sight. II. C.. TlCkNER.s
1savenna, April "a, 1916. 4etf. =
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-03-31
7 Highly Ilnportant.

Arrival Of the Great vNesaorm.J
John Bull in a pinch Brother, Jonasban send-
ing ont acres Of Wheat and Corn, 10, IN
his starving miHions--- -Bread sts6s .kays
taken riz-GYeat tumbling dora ,ing tie
priccs'of Goods 4 fnnieam all ,arake agai~.
IN the excitement among Produce dealera,
and while the Farmers are fesping i Sisk
harvest for their past labors by getting high
prices for their produce, which will make Reed
times and plenty Of it. ','," y, ~.
The subscribers would respectfully jl sa~
nounce to all PERSONS Id this and sufrounliHa
towns ,the cLeering news that the apficss of
most kinds of Goods hare fallen on ffoffHio
to rs per cent. in the Easiefn citiea sinue last
spring, which has enabled them 10 purchsss
goods very low, consequently will sell then
q, ., great reduction, giving "a the FarRers
great advantage by way OF making money.
Selling produce high and buying goods chesp
istle doctrine Of the times. "A We are now II.
ceiyipg direct from New York very laraS
and well selectedstoek Of goods, we'll sdhISss
edto this rIpaFkets and will be- sold fcriYcady
pay, one price yonly) at5avery email adyehee
from cost, as we are determined to sell aoods
for ready pay, having taken, aH th:nrs ants
consideration and chalked them. down iOla
and new TO ]owswatef mark, they are detsrHs
mined 70 sell them 'swhether Or ia, " II yos
wanttoiget the worth of pour money, conms
tortiie "Gaas and Ready Pay sNtoFxN WhSfS
greater inducements are 10 be found FOR psys
ing out your cash than at ann psher establish
ment in the country. Bling along yogr butter,
cheese, dried apples, tallows pork ,betns, heesr
wax, feathers, rags fax seed, and most kinds
OF grain; also, slitte cash ~ sWeetehi Il, aud
an extra tengn torcasryshOmea tho Eo0dsl yoa
get in exchang6fo yonr. produce lsssDf,iGI
R,yenna, Oct, 1885, GIkLETTaiEQs
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-03-31
Copper, Tin and sheet IrOnware
N A N u + A TORY,

Ht Franklin JNilzs, Pofldge County, Uhso.
ETyIIE subsc riber would take this method
Il to inform the citizens of Portage and the
adjoining counties that he has purchased the
entire interest of the above business and shall
manufacture and sell all kinds of ware in
cluded in the above business as cheap as any
other establishment in the western country.
All kinds Of Job Work done on the shortes!
notice and most reasonable terms. Call and
| will do your Jobs up nea: and cheap
With feeling of sincere thankfulness for pas,
favors, would still solicit share of public
patronage. II. bHADLtY.
Franklin Mills, April 20, 1886 Aft.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-03-31

New Political Dictionary - Sublimiiy
John C. Calhoun, ut the head Of the third
party of four. %
Dignity.-Mr. Westcott, on the floor
of the Senate, imploring the people to
tumble the President and both houses OF
Congress into the Potomac. .a
Love Of country Greeley preaching
the cause Of Santa Anna.
Beauty of Holinees.-Daniel Webster
defending Christianity before the Supreme
Court. Philadelphia Keystone. III
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y Fromths Savannah Republican,
v my WIFE and Child.

,,-.ir,a BIZ A,soLDIgR IN MEXICO.
, The tattoo bea.s-the lights are gons--
y Tho camp around in slumDsr EesL
The night with solemn peace moves on
The shadws thicken o'er the skies;
But sleep my weary eyes hath flown,
And sad, uneasy thoughts arise. .~ 4
/, think of thee, oh dearest onel r. @.
, Whose love my early life hath blest;
Ofthee and him--our baby soi,- ......
~ Who slumbers on thy gentle breast.
God Of the tender, frail and lone, s-
., Oh! guard that little s!eeper's rest!
And hover, gently hover near
To her whose watchfal eye is wet
The mother, wife, The doubly dear,
e In whose fond heart have freshly met
Two dreams Of love so deep and clear
And cheer her dropping spirit yet.
Now as she kncels before the throne.
Oh, teach her, Ruler Of the skies,
That while at thy bchest alone,
Earths mightiest powers fall or rise,
No tear is wept to Thee unknown,
Nor hair is lost nor sparrow dies!
That thou can stay the ruthless hand
OF dark disease, and soothe its pain
That only by the stern command,
The battles lost--the soldier slain;
That, from tho distant sea or land,
Thou bring'st the wand'rcr homo again
And when upon her pillow lono.
Her tear.wet cheek is sadly pressed,
May happier visions beam upon 4
The Frightening currents of her breast;
Nor frowning look, nor angry tone,
Disturb the Sabbath Of her rest.
Wherever fate those forms may throw,
Loved with a passion almost wild.
BY day, by night, in joy or woe,
BY fears oppressed, or hopes beguiled,
From every danger, every foe,
Oh, God protect my wife and chiid
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-03-31
A BackWOOdS jury.

One of your correspondents q few weeks
ago gave you an amusing description ofan
Arkansas Court scene, where certain
pig.stealer was summoned to answer for
coveting his neighbours hogs. 1t reminds
me Of case described TO me by legal
gentleman some years since, as having oc.
Cured in the State, indicative Of the intel-
ligence ofa Backwoods Jury.
1t tappears that character in those parts
notorious not for the most enviable and rig
idsystem of morals, was indicted, imprison-
ed, and about to be tried for stealing q
certain smoked hog-better known as 'ba-
con- Judge B, eminent as lawyer,
(since a Senator in Congress,) happened
ut the same time to have business in the
same court, and at the urgent request of
the unfortunate victim Of the law, he was
induced to visit him in the Jail.
After a short dialogue, the Judge was re-
quested to act as his COUNSEL fee Of fifty
dollars at the same time being prohered.
Judge B, upon questioning the man,
found-lst, he had stolen the bacon, Cd,
that several witnesses had seen him in the
act, who were summoned to give testimony
against him; and Sd that portion of the
bacon was found in his actual possession.
Under these circumstances Judge B,
declining taking fee, saying that he could
do nothing for him, and his conviction was
certain. ~
P,isonsr.-"But Judge, | want you tc
get up and talk to 'em.
Judge B-.-'It would do no good
my man--the testimony cannot fail to con
vict cannot conscientiously take YOU
money
Prisoner.-sThat's my look out, Judge
all want Of you is to get up and talk tc
'cm.'
The Judge being thus pressed told the
man that he would undertake his Defence
but that it would be entirely futile. The
cause came on the next day. The wit
nesses swore point. blank to the identity
Of the prisoner, his stealing and being ii
possession Of the bacon. Judge b
according to promise, got up and address
ed the jury, talking to them,' in a way
any thing rather than to the purpose, 70
about fifteen minutes, and the case went t,
the jury. What was his astonishmen
when they-without leaving the box
brought In the prisoner-"NoT ourLTY'
lie was Of course Immediately liberated.
Judge B., taking him aside, said
Swell, my man, what can have induce
the jury to bring in such q verdict, it is en-
iiraly beyond my comprehension how
with such testimony, they could bring yo
in mot guilty. is unaccountable to me-
Judge said the released culprit, with
knowing wink, eight cfthem had some
the baconD
The rascal knew perfectly we'll that tn
eminence Of the counsel would shelter tn
jury in bringing in verdict for the part
for whom he might act.-.Cor. NJ Y. Spin
itofhe Times. ~
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Gy II IS stated in q late English paper
thnt there is ut present residing in the conn-
tyof Tyrpnne. q farmer who has reached
the ags Of lao years. A son who resides
with him is aged 90. The elder Of the
twolcanTead without glasses. and his hair
still retains i.s original liue, which Is brown.