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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-04-27

81, DR. John MARSHALL, the undersigned, having been
wheoded by Harrison &. GTidey into the belief that ho
would do great things for me- ii would lend HIN my name
TO enable him to make aud vCnd the the called sDr
NdrShaiS Cddrrh and Head 7eh SHHf, would here state
that although did in consider OF the promises mudu
by said Grdey,t allow him for make use of my
name as he desired, he having totally failed make
good his promises TO retrGet and forbid his thus rs.
| ing my name hereafter.
would also state, that Ia the year 1886 sold to Charles
Bowen TOT valuable consideration in money! all light
title aud interest In and to the said Marshas Snuh, and
that ne alone has made the article for the last twelve
years, and the only la, the proprietor Of the
genuine narshaS 4romatie. CadrTh and Head 7ese SaF
And would further state that Mr. Grideys assertion
that the Snu which he has been making in imitation of tho
genuine Article, aud spreading about the county, manu-
heiued by me, is totally false have never made any
him how make it, Iii. snu SPURIOUS aud very in
eor article, aud ought by the pub
| lie. (Signod) DR.. JOHN MARSHALL
| Present, HoRATIc SEYMOUR,
JoHN II. STEW ART.
Dated at MiddlebuIy, VI. May |, le47."
II may be noticed that Nh Gndley his bottles
that Mr Seth w Fowle OF Boston, and Messrs A. b. A d.
Sands of NewHok, his wholesale ugeus when the fact
Is that neither Of these have had hottie of his
sut In their stores. and haye utterly refused have any
thing to do with it, Both these fms have sold my Snuh
nom the commencement OF its manufacture and still
tinue to soil IT.
Tho above snuff is manufactured SOLELY by the propri,
elor, CHARLES BOWEN late of Middebury, now Of
Montpelier, VI.
Sold wholesale by the Proprietor aud also Wholesale and
retail by :, r. COLLINS and s. ?. REDFIELD, Montpe-
lier and by Merchants and Druggists generally throughout
the country.
~ b. TAKE notice tha,Ae genuine article has MY NAME
heIabsis Of the bottles, AND NOT 6RLDLEpS.
CHARLES BOWEN.
Montpelier, Jelly 20, lSi7 2Stf
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-04-27
DIR. JACKsoN's
PILE INTERROGATION

s not only cure for PILES and WARRANTED so
TO be- hut also that nolo able itching which is 30
and has its location In the parts the Piles
The above Ointment for sale by s. 7. REDFIELD.
Montpelier, 9Th Nov, ls46. "a
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-04-27
DIR. MarSiaiEs
CATARRH SNIFF

A VILE Imitation of my DR.. MARSHALL'S SNUFF.
~ having been got up by H. C. Grde. Of Middlebuy, Ia
bout the beginning OF ls45 and palmed upon the public
The genuine article, by interpretations in and by
large and SNOWY bills, well as BY close imitation Of my
bottles and labels, publish the following OF Dr.
Marshall TO warn the public against the Imposition
np AZ ApSuAI - 81 Al, LkI T. MT,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-04-27
LIGHTNING RIDGE.

rINllE soccmcn of Montpelier viii receive sealed propo-
uls until tho LIST of May next grade the rond across
Lightning Ridge situated IN East Montpelier, az eeabc to
survey and profile in their pusscssionaout $500 cubic
yards OF be removed. The work to DO completed
previous TO LIST Of September next.
GED RGE :. HUBBARD, Selectmcn
STEPHEN +. STEVENS of
ISAAC GATE. } Aiontpolior.
Montpelier, April 3, leiS, G5
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-04-27
NORTHERN RAILROAD
Opened 10 Lebanon, NH.
E7 4 80

g@sLsy s -ttasEss y :. ~ -
PASSENGER TRAINS, in connection with tho
u Lowell, Nashua and Concord Railroads. will run daily
between Lebanon and Boston, Sundays exceptod as fol-
lows, viz;
Leave Boston foi Fionkliu aud obanon att Ia a. m.
Leave Boston Tot FRANKLIN OF l2a.
& Concord for Lebanon ut 10 m.
Fl" Concord for Franklin ut Ia pm.
the arrival of the from Boston.
Leave Lebanon for Concord and Boston Mt 10 I-o a. M
franklin for Concord ind Boston at Ga m.
Franklin Tor Concord aud Boston at $50 d, m,
o tho arrival of the ears from Lebanon
This road ia the direct road to Central aud Northern New
Hampshire, and to Windsor Woodslock, Middlebury Wells
River, Montpelier, Burlington, and towns in Northern
Vermont mud has greater proportion of Railroad convey
in these droclons than any other line II is also tho
British Mail Line, onl tho nearest route from Boston
to the Cnnadis.
Numerous stages connect with all parts of the road and
the arrival the at Canaan and Lebanon will be in
readiness convey passengers to luvorh Wells River
and Lltecn, Windsor Aiddlebuy, aud ali parts of Nor
ihorn Now Hampshire and Vermont
For further information apply to b. +. CHENEY & co,
Express Onlce Rniroad Exchange, Court Square, and at
AVERILL Il DEANS, No. II Elm st. BOSTON.
An passengers h0ggag" should be properly marked aud
when than $50 notice must given and
ira charges paid loss beyond that will he al
lowed
o., Met chondzc trains will run daily, Sundays excepted
ONl.sOW STEARNS, Agent.
Concotd Nov. &c
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-04-27
Very respectfully your obedient servant,

NOTICE.-The Genuine Uph6m's Elecuaiy has his writ
ten signature thus A. Upham, NJ ID. The hand is also
done with pen. Price 81 box.
3J-Sold Wholesale and Retail by WYATT g. KETCH-
AN, I2 Fulton Street N. " 5. r. REDFIELD, agent for
Monpner and by druggists generally throughout the u s.
and Canada. 50
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-04-27
Farley Davis's Estate.
s SHAE e. IF. W JACksON's ESTATE aFt

$780, or nnEhMoNT, In Probate Coun holden at
Wasnng.on District ss Montpelier within and for said
district, on the 18Th day of April, A. ID ls4S w " ''
LPmEus L. BALDWIN, Executor on the es,ote or
Ihntes W. Jackson, late OF Berlin In said distrci de-
heretofore allowed HIM TO pay the debts due from said es
ao au solte MS administration account, until some future
NY WhefeuPon ordered BY said Court tbut said app
caon DC heard at the Probate Office In said Monpeer on
e o,h gay OF May, 1913, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ; and il Is fur
ei ordered that notice hereof be given to tho cedor of
estate and 10 all others concerned, by publishing the
o. said application and orders thereon in the Yer
'peie at least three weeks SUCCESSFULLY beiore Tho time
By the Court,
Attest, LYMAN BRIGGS, Register.
go true copy OF record
Go Attest, LYMAN BRIGGS, Register
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-04-27
TIBBETT's PAIN KILLER, OR
EMBROCATION,
Ear [nLernnL and ErLernnL ILSe.


THE that has attended the application Of th
valuable preparation, and the testimonials received
its astonishing effects my calling upon the afflicted
at 10 remedy that eau be relied upon. 1t
quack nostrum, but scientific chemical compound far
cles Of long known and established efficacy. Iii perfec
pain destroyer, and invaluable remedy for pains in tho
side back aud limbs quincy thrudt and tonsils lum
bqgo, ague cramp, throat und sweed breasts whteu
sweings, paraytic complaints, &c For cuts aud flesh
wounds Of every kind il the best article used i'll
applied Immediately, removes all pains prevents SORENESS
and heals the wounded part in almost incredible short
time. ~ For burns and scads, has not Its equll al
laying in few moments that nloerable smarng palm al
attendant such injuries For spuns P1d bruises
viii be found of nestimale benefit Used internally for
dysenery summer complaints, cramp, Ppasmodc afec
TONS pains the side, chest stomach sick
headache, sickness any internal weakness caused
by fall or strain, it is most valuable remedy.
NEPENTHE OR rOUTH-ACHE
DROPS,
Warranted TO CURE lf properly applied in five minutes.
TlBBITT'S MAMILLARY LOTION.
For nipples; chapped, cracked hands rough
chapped face after shaving.
Prepared and for sale by d. TlBBITS, 40 Page street.
Providence
57:3m' J. w. lloWEs Wholesale Agent, Montpelier VT
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-11
: y
a Thrilling Scene.

= Messfs EditorsA of deep and excrucating in.
occurred Tuesday afternoon between the hours of
and clock Julia and Circus Streets front Of the
Pney Woods Hotel and New Basin Exchange It was
about this hour when the attention of number of gentle
seated in front Of the Pney Woods Hotel was aroused
by the startling sight of open family carriage containing
two ladies and three children which was attached pair
Of splendid horses, descending Julia street with frightui
speed and ungovernable fury towards the New Basn-the
ladies and children screaming the terrified manner
As they rapidly approached their peou condition and nl
minent danger rather than melting attempt their
seemed for instant TO paralyze all effort all hope
toave them from being plunged into the Basin of the New
Canal, dashed pieces among the carts days freight
etc, with which it is daily crowded.
But, fortunately. there present heart souter, mind
elfpossessed than the good fortune of men 10
inhert-eqna to the emergency, depeate it was Mr..
Robert Mcores is the nan-te enviabe man. who united
the qualities of heart and soul admirably adapted the
circumstances of that fghtul He rushed into the
middle of the street and confronted the afghted horses in
their fearful flight with large stick in his hand which he
dexteousy welded in every direction 10 change their
course and forced them into large bank of mortar hear
hand where the carriage capszed and the ladies' child
and coachan plunged head foremost into the midst OF
it, from which they taken 10 Mrs. *. Canignans
where they received such attentions could be redered al
the time and returned home person. except
Of the ladies slightly in the arm.
Though the preservation of these ladies and children the
families of Judge Thomas and John Siiei stated in the
Pcayune Of yesterday, is mainy owing to- the efforts and
presence of mind OF Mr. Moore still the ladies have great
of self graduation firmly mantaning their
Had they eaped from the carriage, al might have been lost
Asitis thank God through Mr. Mooes they werea saved
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-11

PROPOSALS FOR LOAN.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,

APRIL IL, 1913. J
EAEED proposals will be received under the act Of alst
1913 sixteen millions of dollars OF nited States stock e
Durabe twenty from and the tday OF July 1925
bearing per cent. interest payable semannu
ally the first days of January and July OF each No
bid will be received below par will bid be dered
unless thereof deposited in depository OF
the United States before the date fixed for opening the
proposals The bids in all must be unconditional and
without reference 10 the bids OF Others and should state
distinctly the premium offered. The proposals should be
sealed aud endorsed Proposals for i04R Of 1S4S and
addressed to the Secretary of the Treasury Washington City
be paid the dposary OF the United States nearest the pa
of residence OF the persons respectively whose offers
be successful but the of the accepted bids from bid
deF not residing the United States rust be deposited with
the assistant at New York Boston Philadelphia,
or New Orleans.
To give opportunity to all persons 70 participate in the
investment OF funds in this stock bids viii be received Tor the
lowest of certificates authorized by iaben
for fifty dolaIs-aS well as for higher sums,
All certificates under thousand dollars viii be ansiera
bic the books of the treasury but all certificates Tor that
and upwards Will be transferable the books OF the
treasury by delivery with coupons attached at the option
the Gider. To avoid expense confusion, and multiplied
ton OF accoGa all ceIcataS with coupons attached will
be for the of one thousand dollars.
The successful bidders viii be required TO deposite the
amount awarded in five equal instruments in each of the
months Of July August September, October and Noven
Der of the present year except exceeding twenty
thousand dollars where the bidder be desous of max
may be deposited The stock will bear interest in all
cases from the date of deposite
The bids will be opened at the Treasury Department at
Saturday the 18th of June S4s in the presence
introduced into the of 3i of March last no bidder
viii be permitted to Withdraw his bid On all bids not
accepted the amount deposited in advance will be imme
dlately returned. The whole premium the amount
Rp27 tJell, ssaretaru oft ha 1'raasury,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-11

BURGLARIoUs.--A daring attempt was made on
Tuesday night, between 2 and 3 o'clock, to break
open the jeweiry store of Mr.. Owen Roper, No. 10
New Levee street The burglars succeeded in boring
holes, with an augur, through the door, in order
the more readily to take off the lock. just, how
ever, as they were about prying open the door,
vigilant watehmanTb by the name of Schmidt dis
covered them. The rogues We're three in number,
but, Unfortunately for the cause of justice, only
one of them was caught. The individual arrested
bore the name of Coleman Durand. Having no
settled place of residence; the Recorder very kind
ly gave him a letter of introduction to Capt Win
ters the Keeper Of the Baronne street Hotel. where
ne will remain until his presence is required by the
Court.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-11

z. ,yrvrc.y IpoL-Surely we are not going
= in,o the DAYS of idolatry! Why, the Egyp-
a.a used TO worship dogs, cats, snakes, ichneu-
'Aans bulls and crocodiles: but would n'f5t have
n "a. The fortune of any man if he only could have
n ppap bic Mississippi alligator to them! Why,
nA.. ,.oud have worn their knees out in worship
uSy But to % fall to something of more seri-
ls -.atbod. ,, we have the pleasure to inform the
W .t,;c that Mayor Crossman yesterday received,
~ he CAPITAL of the Aztecs, a regular, bona tide
l III We were present when it was opened-(not
w. AL hut the box which contained it)-in the
c y. Yesterday. 1t was certainly one of
=. ug|iest arrangements that we ever saw IN our
Nv, ~ hut nevertheless should be respected, on &C.
-. u, If its antiquity and venerable appearance.
block of coarse granite, four feet in length
vi ,ro in breadth, carved into some semblance of
an y ,.,r,an form. The form is said to represent
W. - soue ancient Mexican maiden who was
"a u the Sun The feet are very chubby, and
~ bonds are casped around the body as though
=, - ;,,,ae was in pain In common decency to
= VI. we cannot say that we admired the beauty of
~ oouutenance of this feminine IDOL for the rains
1 s.,s and storms of perhaps thousand years had
aa,rev destroyed the eyes, snubbed the nose, and
aiken off its finger-nails. But leaving badin-
i. .side. this present. coming, as it does, from
g,;0nisbed officer of the navy, is an extraordinary
r,osg. 1t is to be presented to the City through
d. General Council. By-the-bye, while on this
.nb;sct why do not some of our influential citizens
Il no museum in NewOrleans! The trophies
That come from Mexico alone would make the es-
enlistment popular, to say nothing of the advan-
,,aes our city has, from its position, for procuring
,nyozies Of every other cline.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-11

interesting young man was brought before Recorder
Baldwin, on the charged of being dangerous and
suspicious character. Mr. George Brown alias
Wilson wore a black suit of broadcloth and pair
Of light yellow whiskers He told the Recorder
his Honor thought proper to send him to the work
house an incorrigible vagrant George stated
that there was person down in g FrenchIown p
the lowest part of itwould go his ball. if he could
be found, and was willing do So but it would MT
answer: the police know this fellow well, and state
that he is one of the most accomplished~counter-
feiters and daring burglars in this section of the
country. He threatened to shoot the officer who
arrested him, and actually drew a pistol for that
purpose. Brown. however, will avail himself of
the habey corpey" act; and as he has g some few
left, he won't remain long in quod.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-11

STEALING.-The Police Courts, yesterday, We're
full of items, but they were like mustard seeds,
which certainly would not bring forth tree upon
which the g fowls of the air might rest upon -
Robbers were few and small in number; fights were
at premium; insults, like angels visits, few and
far between;'' but king Alchohol, certainly did
send depuaton of his ministers to the offices Of
the different Recorders The old beldame, who
was thankful that she could get glass of gin; the
young aspirant to vice, who dreamed of bonnet
trimmed with red ribbons, and rides on the she'll
road the old topper, who thought of nothing but his
mornings bitiers;'' and the unfortunate wight
who thought of nothing at all, We're all there, and
properly disposed of by the humane Recorders.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-11

LOVELY TRIo-Miss Mary Ann Burgoin, and
Messrs. William Walters and John Hickey, were
yesterday brought before Recorder Baldwin for
having kicked up beautiful row in the vicinity of
a street not unknown to fame Miss Mary Ann
on being confronted. looked as ifshe had swallowed
rolling pin; Mr.. Walters as uneasy as though
he had put on pair of breeches lined with fish
hooks, and MIR. Hickey looked as woful as man
who has lost his sscousin Eleazer '-and taken
dose of glauber salts instead of magnesia. This
worthy trio, through the polieness of some of the
officers, We're furnished with an escort, which ac-
companied tIemsto the splendid and spacious man.
sion of Captain Haekett. The party above alluded
to, we learn by, the latest bulletin, have taken
rooms for a month
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-11
PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
LATITUDE. . s. 30 N.-Losalrupr, 80 Win Time. Oh
Cleared Yesterday:

Cleared Yesterday:
chi, r D. Shepherd, Davis Liverpool, l.. H. Gale
Elk Chesapeake, Lambert, Have, j.. H. Gale
lax Mary Parker, Patterson, Apaiachicola.
nj, Holander, Faulkner. Elsinore and market,
sb, Roam Guiraud Mobile, c. d. lehman
s ssh Cen Shields Dupere Tampico Dobbn Wickham
III, Pauline Young Apaachicola, L G. Rogers 81 Co
S@r 81 Paul Jones. Brazos st. Jago Dobbin & Wickham
sehr Eyene Ross, Colng, Matam0r0s, A. Cramer
Arrived Yesterday:
Ship Kentucky, Phnney, 20 days from Boston, to master
Snip Mayoaer Crabtree, FIN Havre, 2sth March, to mas
Buk victory, Ryan, fin Vera Cruz, 18th ut in ballast, to
, masieF-lstmy.
ssbr Abos Worth FIN Vera Cruz 18th inst in ballast, to
hate-lst my.
scbr Cen VIM H. Harrison Bodfish days FIN Matagor
d. 10 Dobbn Il Wickham-lst my.
STEAMBOATS,
California Reynolds, I'm Mobile.
Saline Wison I'm Ouachita Riyer-143 bales cOttnn.
r NJ slrack Streck, I'm Laiourche
Monterey Wthenbny, I'm jeieEon-923 bales cotton
Hecla Danan fm Natchitoches-l409 bales cotton
Knoxville, Mcconnell, I'm Tuseumba-l750 bales cotton
Taehoni PERI Vim PittsbuTg.
Ahy Sect Sfmgeou, I'm Louisville-46 bales cotton
Mohawk, L.asghome, FIN Louisvile-145 bales cotton
Ahck scou Exon, FIN ST. Louis--f08 bales cotton
T0wb0a F0rpose. Disney, i'm the Passes,
Towhoat Danl Webster Rhnehart FIN the Passes.
Memoranda.
The steamboat Alex Scott left Louisville ON the 4th inst
Reports the Ohio river rising from Pittsburg down.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-11
S N \ y So

zz5g For the Mouth of the Rio Grande and Malta
A moros-The fine fast saiIing light,dranght, regular
son having half of her cargo engaged will have Dispatch
For BALANCE OF freight passage, apply board Lower
Picayune Tier, or to
my3 J. w. GIBBONS, % Customhouse st.
This vessel being of very light draugt, will cross the
lowest rates.
eas STEAM TO BRAzOs ST. JAGo-Regu-
SIMfkI1s lar Packet-The superior coppend and cop
ISsHss=s perastened steamship A U GUSTA, Capt.
Alfred Stevens will ply regular packet between New
eans and BRACES St Jago taking freight for Mouth the
no dade and Maamoros which will be forwarded without
delay ample arrangements having been made for Teams
IAightefs ETC to insure dispatch. APPS 3m
THOMAS e. ADDY & CO. Brazos st Iaeo
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-11

sneak Of has passed and os IN be vss Of
The very thoughts of yesterday can never be re-
claimed, save by memory-and Mnemosyne is oft
times a treacherous mother. Men worked and en-
joyed acknowledgement toiled, loved and tresri-
bed-children kissed their parents. and when they
did not get a hunk of gingerbread, screamed out
as though needles had been run into them. The
sun go, up as usual, and went to his daily work
but the weather was hot. he hid his face behind
veil Of clouds. Shameful thing this, for &c Old
Sol " to wear veil! At his time of life he should
The air-the refreshing, sparkling air-was deli
cious to inhale, in the morning. but at monday it
was rather otherwise particularly to those who
had money enough to cast off cloth and buy cot
ton. Altogether, We imagine, that yesterday twas
one of the b'hoyst''
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-11

PETER.-Pete Waldck was yesterday brought
before Recorder Baldwin, as an individual of very
mysterious cbaracter-a kind of human chameleon
that fed on air, for Peters boarding house was stu
ated in the vicinity OF nowhere. Peter, accordingly.
amtses himself with stealing from boats at the New
Basin, and robbing drunken sailors The Recorder,
however, took pity on him, and sent him TO the
workhollse for four months only.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-11

QUESTION AND ANSWER" Mr. Recorder, did
the Rev. Albert Lange, give bail yesterday9'
Yes, MIR. Reporter he gave the strongest kind
of BAIL He gave the securest and surest bail that
could be given. Much against his will, he gave
himself into the charge Of the police and they
cured his attendance upon bond endorsed by the
Keeper of the Parish Prison. If brick, mortar, iron
bars, and some gates can keep him in, the great
probability is that he will get until he gels
out with the consent of the Criminal Ceurtand the
Sheriff of the PARISH
The Reporter opened both of his optical organs
to their utmost width, and then "incontinertly''
departed - a
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-11

lNoUEsT.-An inquest was yesterday held on the
body OF a white man found drowned inthe river al
the foot of Emira street, in the Third Municipality
The name Of, the deceased was unknown. When
found he-had on white cotton shirt, >red flannel
undershrt, black paftaloons, and pair of boots
He had brown hair and light whiskers. Verdict,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-11

CAUTION TO BALL KEEPERs.-Auguste Loez
was yesterday fined $500 bookkeeping. open ball
room, in defiance to tho law, for two successive
nights. he not having complied with the ordinance
In regard to the paymento the icence for such en-
ter'ainments. The Municipal Attorney was di-
rected to prosecute and obtain the amount of the
fine imposed
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-11

ELIzABETH.-Lizzy Brown, lady of color, who
rested on the charge of having called Daniel Nc
Carly all sorts of hard names, and expressing fer
vent desire that he might be sent, by the city au-
thorities, to the devil At the time that she was
arrested, she was reading q newspaper containing.
a . Discourse on He'll"
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-11

On! JOHNNY - John Flanagan and Bridget
Burke, two persons Of whom Milton never sung
about, had a sort of misunderstanding the other
day, which We are sorry ito say resulted more
riously than Dame Charity would have expected.
John went to the house of Bridget" and without
:" lave orhcense,' gave her a dab over the left
eye, which almost, if net sooner, knocked her
down. MIR. Flanagan was politely requested by
the Recorder to furnish the sum OF $500 security in
order TO ensure his attendance in Court.