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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-26

TFNHE subscriber would respectful ly call the attention of
J. COUNTRY MERCHANTS. and Dealers IN 90
HATS and CAPS. in general, to their VERY -
81 LARGE assortment Of the above named -
IA Goods, which is SECOND TO NONE NTHE
49, CITY, comprising EVERY KIND AND QUAIL
1T Y, entirely too numerous to DETAIL but honestly
sure persons 9boUt purchasing in this line that nspeo
ton OF their stock will be greatly their advantage before
purchasing elsewhere for the reason that they mostly al
OF Their manufacture, and come DIRECT FROM
THEIR OWN MANDATORY at Newark, N. j.;
and being satisfied with The MANUFACTURERS
PROFITS feel certain that purchasers fail 10 be
hed also CATER an tnspeeOHl that the above spe-
Eented. DURBRiDGE & 90.
oct4 TIM % CustdmhOuEe street. up stairs
. . q.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-26

CUTS WOU NDS AN ID SO r ES.
The effects of the PAIN EXTR ACTOR in these cases
is wondeai o,quickly does remove all pain and soe-
ness, and hea the injury No SCAR REMAINS Its sue
oe in healing old sores ofOhg standing unparalleled
ST. LOUIS, Mo. July g. 1916
Dear S3rs. About week since whilst working al my
trade, cut my foot in very bad and dangerous way The
whole BIZ OF the adze entered the top Of foot below
hainsiep The wound began % Hame, and continued 90
% do NATL became much alarmed. / used BHtish OIL
1nous OF Myrh and several adhesive paster but ali To-
purpose.
Ithen commenced the use Of
DALhEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR,
and In less thanten minutes the pain and Inflammation be-
gan 70 suhsde, and has now entirely lel me.
eau confidently recommend Daleys Magical Pain Ex.
tractor being superior 10 anything have seen tried
for removing gain or Inflammation
ship carpenter by trade, and shall be willing 20 tes
y TO The virtues Of this Salye ell times when Necessary
reside Franklin Avenue at No ISL where can give
any infOfmbtiOndesred.
YouIs, truly,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-26

affected and began to entertain serious apprehension that
would not get well again AZ this time Dr. Daviss RyrUD
Of Wild Cherry and Tar was recommended 10 me- In tT
OF three days use Of IT, the oppression and pain the bTeas
greatly relieved and by the true had taken four botief
the cough entirely cured, and my general health and
strength restored The palpEtdn Of the heart with which
feel little Of PROFESSIONALLY with over e4eroh The relief
OF The palputpn as been great that confident one
two botes Of the medicine would have entirely re-
moved Il. HENRY NICKURsoN 100 John street.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-26

BROWN 81 CO., Dealers in al kinds If l. UNI
"A, BER-CYptess, White and Yellow Pine, Mahogany,
ellis ami BausteLs, Laih Sand and Fire Bnek320 Maya
NatcbeZ, Miss.
~ Orders for all kinda Of CYPREss LuaBER, delivered
notice. ap3 lvt INV
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-26
DALLEYis Pam EXTRACTOR,
PILES.

but we shall subOin few testimonials Of its value. ssleete'
from the thousands in our possession from all parts of tn
oOnntY.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-26

BRICKLAYEB, No. T3 R0YIL STREET,
4 TNnERTAKE5 all kinds OF FIRE. WORK, such O. the
~ Setting of Cooking Rangea, OvenE, Steam ID
bOilsTr etc. All work done by the subscriber will 80
be guaranteed. and Epscmeas Of bis work may be 7Fa
seen b any time go
n B.-PLAsTEBlNG and WHITEWABHnEG d0Ss
With ditpatch, iats ~
AT BRAEDER SMITH, General CDAflHESSIOA
~ JlERCH8JSIt NO, 80 GRAvGER STREET, Is Com.
mlssORed TO take Acknowledgements OF Deeds and POwe
Of Attorney TO Administer OathS, and to take Testimony
and Proof Of Demands appointment Of the Governors
the following States, viz: MAINE, NEW HAMPSHIRE,
VERMONT, RHODE ISLAND, CONNECTICUT
NEW YORK, NEW JERSEY, PENNSYLVARIA,
OHIO MICHIGAN, WISCONSIN INDIANA, III
LlNOlS, MISSOURI. KENTUCKY, TENNESSEE
NORTH CAROLINA, SOUTH CAROLINA, ALA
BAMA. MISSISSIPPI and FLORIDA. OCt25 6m
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-02-08
MOLINE, ILL.

In = hnsty trip made to the flourishing
town Of our ncigbbors last Friday aher.
noon, we visited the extensive foundry of
jas. Fergus & CO., and the pillow establish.
ment Of Deere, Tate e. Gould. Mr.. Fer.
gus informed us that he obtained the mos,
of his work from Town and that lie had suiii.
cient to keep him constantly employed
Ills castings, md all the work he turns out,
give general satisfaction.
IN the pillow manufactory We saw several
recent inventions in practical operation,
whose objects were to expedite the manu-
iacture, improve the quality and confer uni
formi.y upon tho plows. One machine
pressed the share from shnpelcss piece OF
iron and graduated il to any number rcqn-
red, 20 that the farmer residing at dis.
lance and breaking his pillow share has but
to forward the number Of his plow and he
will receive share Of precisely the form
and size of the broken ono, etc. An i'm
mcnse number Of plows are turned out BY
this establishment.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-02-08
TO CLUBS.

From clubs payment mus, be inyariabl.
10 advance, and the money received before
the papers are sent from the office, other
wise the full snhscrip.ian price as for sin.
rio subscribers will be charged.
II n post,naster, or any good friend,
would enlist in tho cause Tor single da,
he could obtain five subscribersat s., 90 each
and thus secure TO himself copy gratis
Or dozen persons can unite and thus Oh
tain the paper Mt the reduced price OF
81 80, and at the same time be aiding Us
10 secure the sum necessary to m enlarge
ment. Wcirls, our friends will act in the
above matter, md during the ensuing
month Of February transmit us SO large an
amour, that in March we shall he able to
give them newspaper that will vie with
any eastern publication.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-02-08
CALIFORNIA.

The following facts in relation TO Califor.
MIA, we condcnsc mainly from n CONNER.
cisl article upon the subjec, is Hunts Mcr-
chants Magazine:--
The Bay O: San Francisco is abou, IL
miles long and II miles in width. From its
position and extent !, is destined 10 become
tho depot for MI the produce of,he grca, riv-
crs and valleys. II will undoubtedly aso
become the great naval station Of the Pa
cific, and here will be the great rcndcz.
vons also for whalers.
The town Of San Francisco is regularly
laid OH. in lots Of fifty vnras square, gcncr.
ally six Of which form block. The streets
arc from 50 10 100 feet in width. Il con.
iains some large hotels, besides boarding
and public houses. Two wharvcs nre
nearly completed and other impor,an, facl.
tiles for tradc IRE in progress.
The thermometer ranges at San Frnn-
cisco from % To 70 degrees. "A pcacl, or
chnrd has been known 10 bloom in Janna.
~ and the frni, be uninjurcd Culinary
vegetables nrc raised the ycar round; and
wheat succeeds admirably. In respect IT,
the grape, j, is c'nphaiical'y the land Of Ihc
vine and will ere long challenge The world
in its vintage.
Sheep are said 10 DO very prolific mn
subject 10 mn diseases. It's pasturagc mud
climate fit it f"r growing the fines, Mcrino
aud Saxony iieeces.
The average period OF VOYAGES from San
Francisco 10 the Sandwich Islands is less
than twenty days, and TO China forty five
DAYS.
Competition has become NO rife that YES.
sells nrc now carrying passengers from
New York TO California, via Cape Horn, Cor
one hundred dollars, sa!oon passage and
found. The period Of time required 10 per-
form the voyage is ono hundred and fIiy
days.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-02-08
Che Gatettr.
A PROPOSITION!
IMPORTANT TO SUBSCRIBERS

Tho Davenport Gazet,c is now in lis
eighth year; il is one oil the oldest, longest
northumberland, we may add, .frmcst es-
sablished--pnpers in Iowa. II never has
changed hands, nor has il failed bat twice
In that length Of time TO appear regunrl.
upon its publication day, aud then onl.
through series of unforeseen accidents
l,s subscription list is steadily upon the in
crease aud we regro. exceedingly our ina.
bility to enlarge its dimensions. We have
written to Mr.. james, proprietor Of the
Cincinnati Typo Foundry, personal
friend, and ob,sincd from him an estimate
Of the expenses we would have to incur BY
20 doing, and find that they amount to
$500. Our outstanding accounts, mostly
Ia this and Clinton county, amount 10 I've
tween $4,000 and $4,000. Now, if each
person indebted will pay n portion Of tho
amount due us, sufficient in the aggregate
to make tho above sum, We promise them n
paper that for beauty and typographical
execution shall not lie excellcd n tho West.
By cnlarging to the size contemplated,
We would incur an additional annual out.
lay Of 5000; this amount, however, VIC
would be willing to sacrifice to be able to
give our subscribers paper SO rcspec,a-
Die in dimensions, aud SO suited to the
growing interests Of this portion Of the
West. In order TO facilitate il obtaining
the specified nmoun, md in giving circuln-
ton to our paper, we propose the following
liberal rates
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-02-08
For lie Ga-eiie.l
PROBLEM.


On the bank Of river $50 feet in width.
was erected liberty pole GOO feet in
height. Opposite was tree 800 feet in
height. The pole was SO broken that its
top reached the trunk Of The tree; ond the
tree was also SO broken, BY the wind, tina,
its top Cell md lodged exactly upon the
middle Of the broken part of the liberty
pole. Now suppose bird to be SHIT off the
middle Of the broken part of said pole, and
10 fall directly 10 the middle Of the river at
distance Of Gi0 fec, from the sportsman.
What were the lengths OF the upright parts
Of the pole and tree; what the length Of tho
broken parts; and what tho distance nj
which the sportsman shot the birda An
swers next week. c.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-02-08
A CALIFORNIA HOAX.

People hercabouts were thrown into par.
oyysms Of California fever on last Monday
by some wag posting az notice tha, re-
crul,ing officer would visit this place on
Tuesday morning for the purpose &c en-.
listing 500 men Of three dollars per diem
for California, or five dollars il the man
furnished his own horse! A report of The
kind prevailing for some days previous,
elected the hoax and gave il the semblance
Of truth. Quite flu,,cring was produced
among the old and young until tho hoax
was discovered.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-02-08
THE TELEGRAPH.

The effort To raise the amount desired
for the purchase Of the extension Of the
Telegraph line to this place by private sub
scrip,ion having failed, petitions TO the
City Council nrc now in circulation for the
Corporation 10 assume the sum, which, j,
Il thought, will be done. The dividend on
the Western Telegraph line, the past year,
We learn from the operator at Bloomington
through the Enquirer at that place, will be
sbout ID per cent
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-02-08

TnE GoLD MErER.--M Many persons have
chilled upon Us during tie week 10 asccr,nin
whether wo deemed any reliance could be
placed upon the advertisement Of gold find
ing invention in our last paper. In reply 10
them We have stated that while such dis.
covery comes within the bounds Of proba-
bi!ity, we would advise them 10 make no
rcmittances until the matter he reduced 10
certainty. We have tested it and will
know the result 10 fortnight.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-02-08
THE CHOLERA.

The number Of deaths IL ST. Louis from
Cholera during the week ending with Mon
day ot'las, week was fire.; the week prev
GUS Seventeen. showing m abatement of the
disease. Daring the former week there
were sic deaths from small poy. aud the
latter week eight from the same disease.
In New Orleans during 81 hours ending
the 2lst uIt., there were bat thirteen deaths
from Cholera. The Board or Health re-
solved TO discontinue their daily reports.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-02-08
WILD CATS.

Wc were not aware tina, any Of these
ferocious animnls were to be found in this
part Of the country, bnt one day last week
. person residing few miles above this
place pursued their tracks to n cave on
Duck creek. Building Ere at its mouth.
% they came forth, driven out by the
emoke, hs despatched il succession seren
sd1 ssls md ess eeoas!
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-02-08

CAsuALTrEs.--Mr. NJ &. HAYDEN, n cit.
izen OF Johnson county, was frozen to death
Inst week. lie WINS intoxicated nj the time
and thus cnsi,v fell n victim TO the in,ens,
cold. lie was an old man and n good cit.
izsn.
a child lied near Bloomington last week
from the effects of inhnling steam from the
spout of tea kettle, into which il attempt.
cd 10 blow while filled with loilinr water.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-02-08
DAVENPORT AND COUNCIL BLUFFS
RAILROAD.

Mr.. Jenison, the engineer appointed by
. meeting in Bloomington to survey the
above contemplated railroad route SO Far as
Town City, reported in part to another
meeting recently held in Eooming,on.-
Tho heavy fall oi snow and the inclcmency
Of the weather rendered i. almost impossi.
bio 10 run correct level over the country.
he was therefore forced TO suspend opera.
tions until more suitable time. The cs.
timated cost Of this road, via Bloomington.
. distance Of 2Da4 miles is S3.34s. 655, be-
ing IN average per mile Of SLIGO.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-02-08
CONCERT.

The Concert given ON Monday evening
last by the Davenpor, Brass Band was we'll
attended and appeared 10 give genera! sat-
isfac,ion. The songs intersperse bv T..
v. Blakcmorc and the Glee Club tended
much 10 enhance the pleasure Of the cvc-
ming and 10 give zest TO the entertainment
The members have improved since their
last exhibition.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-02-08

DRewsED.--Miss Ewing, the daughter
Of widow lady residing near Keokuk in
this State, md the main dependence Of her
mother md little sisters, was drowned On
the 25'h nlt., in an attempt TO cross On
horseback small stream, a, tho time much
swollen, near her home.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-02-08

Hrs AcE.-The New Orleans Delta cor.
reefs, on tho authority Of Gen. Taylor him.
self, the statement put ont by the New
York Herald, that his ago is fiiiy-eight.-
The Genera! informs the Delta that his age
is sssixtv Jour-"
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-02-08

FIRE IN MoLISE--Wc understand that
ire originated in The drying kiln belong
ing 10 the Tanning Mill establishment Of
the Messrs. Nurse, Of Moline, H., on las,
Friday afternoon, and before checked con-
sumed lumber, etc., to the amount Of from
$500 to $500.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-02-08

FoR CaLIrogSiA.-Twenty.fv c persons
lett Galcna last week for California. Some
ten or fifteen in all hive left Dubuque Tor
the same country.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-02-08

Orr.-The Ga!eua Gazette snys. "Two
Young men. with their ox,cams, from JET
fcrson, Wisconsin, passed through town
last "Wednesday, ON their way 10 Califor.
min, by way Of Council Buff"
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-02-08

RLpucTIos oF P.sraGE--A bill il I'm.
der debate in Congress Ia reduce the pres
entlTaies Of postage; aii distances prepaid
3 cts, M, prepaid 4 eta. When passed
We will give the rites in full.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-02-08

DEAD.-PrcE Samuel Cooper, m emf.
nent surgeon Of London and author of
Cooper's Surgical dictionary, died recent
ly in that city.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-02-08

A poor Irish woman died few DAYS ngo
in this city. and subscription was raised
TO dcfray the expenses of tho b"rial. On
preparing the body. the sum Of $50 was
discovered concealed about the person.
The subscriptions we're refunded. Galena
G0:cttc.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-02-08

GTThcre is said to be ~ gold fever in
North Caraiina; the Inhabitants Of thu,
State having had gold lever Of their owl,
lew years since aida burnt child
breads the FIRE."
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-02-08

LETTERS To THE PAcIfIc.--Thc Pos,
master General has Published the following
rates Of pos,nge:--I'or ounce letter IL
Chagres 30 cts; t. Panama, 3Octs.; TO
any ports above, 40 cents.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-02-08

9Suhscribers in California 10 save
trouble can club together and remit 10 bull
lion in one solid lump, say the sizo Of 3
acn's egg!
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-02-08
REVIEW OF THE SESSION.

We cite attention 10 The expose which our
able correspondent and friend is making OF
the doings Of those members Of the Locofo-
CO pnrty who were sent by their cons,i,u.
ents to Town CITY to represen, the interests
Of The State. The pictures nre faithfully
daguerrcotyped and the reader, IL nj nll oh
serving can see something of the motives
which governed sour rulers" through
out the entire session. From the first
hour that they assembled at Iowa CT
", until the last moment Of interview.
they wrought for the good Of few promi-
nent men of Iowa who ho'd the Loco.oco
party as il were in the palm Of their
hands.
Our State cnnnot boas, Of more uncom.
promising Democrat than Jno. B. Russell,
editor CT the keokuk Dispatch. lie was at
Town City during the session and in m ar.
,icle written since his return, in the homes
~ Of his heart, thus speaks his sen,i-
ments:-
"To wind up this portion Of the matter, we
will venture the prediction that before another
contest is ended, our Democratic friends will
find out iha, far better would i, have been for
them and the cause had no session been held,
and that they will conclude tina; another s,rh,
composed OF saril members, would pacc the
State irretrevably in the hands Of our oppo-
nenis.'
Again, at the conclusion Of the article,
he thus frankly advises his fellow Demo.
crate. Eliminating from n s,nunch Demo
era, and one of tho oldest editors in Iowa.
we trust the advice may be hecdcd:-
"Numerons acts ola public rs well as private
nature were passed, SO il is hoped and believed
that with the general amendments made To ex-
isiing laws, the people can bear with ,he. suffer-
Assembly, before which i, il hoped tho people
will have duly reflected upon the improperly oil
clcciing men merely because they are Democrats
md select such as will look little more 10 their
interests, and less TO party. Many are fa,,ering
themselves with the hope taai an extra session
will be cal!ed,o aei upon TIE code submitted By
the Committee appointed 10 revise ana prepare
lt.in which case they may be able TO atone for
some Of their evil deeds, and reins,ate them
selves in the estimation of the people; hu, il
we are no; greatly mistaken in the character OF
the Executive, tic public manifestations OF the
people will satisfy him that to tho members com.
posing the last General Assembly, the public in.
tcres. should never again be ontrus,cd.n
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-02-08

G-Thc people Of Lee county being a.
bout 10 build . county jail tho Kcokuk pa
pers urge l.s location al tia. point. Ger
tainly, erect it where i, is most needed.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-02-08

The President has issued his Psoclama.
ton Tor converting the Senate in extra ses.
sion on tho 9Th Of March.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-02-08

The number Of boats which passed Cairo
in the year 1S4S, was 4,56G
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-05
City Politics..

DrMocnAuic NosDNATIoNs.-Lat evening ct Tamma-
ny Hail, the Judiciary Convention held its adjourned
meeting. Daniel f. sickles was elected Chairman,
Henry H. Byrns and Edward }. Porter, 10th wardj
Secretaries.
In the disputed wards the tickets were adopted
- In tho other conventions. Tho following the
nominations sam uel Jones, Supreme Court; Aaron
Eanderposl, Superior Court; Nichal Ulshoensr Com
mon Pleas. For the Counsel OF the Corporation,
there we're 8 csndidates-LorenIo b. Shepherd, VIM
n Alting, n. J. Dillon, Clancy shsYsr. John Cochran
There ballots Finsly the delee Atons appeared
were In favor OF Shepherd but they whe
ther he would accept the nomination and accordingly
they adjourned till this evening to ascertain the fsc
THK SEsArosiAL CoryENTIoSs-Thrd District.-Ths
following candidates were namsd-R J. Dillon. Oliver
CbsIlick, Nicholas Quackeubss, Henry NJ. Western
u will he between Western and Quackenbos both Of
the Fifth ward adjourned TIL Monday. Fourth
Distrct-Adjourred till Wednesday. Fifth District
Daniel B. Taylor nominated Sixth Distriss-Adjourn-
cd TIL Monday.
THk AssrnrLr CosvrSrIors.-First District, Peter L.
Felrty, Third District, Henry J. Alien; Eighth Dis
trict Alexander Ming.
All the other districts adjourned till next week
THr sp,RUrALry.-fn those mutations that take
plsce daily in city politics II appears that wistt
stands bead on tbe Hat stonsall second Cornell third
and Hatfield twho Is said to Be native fourth Storms
9Th.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-05
Cont General s,s.,o,..

Before tbs Recorder and Aldermen Allen and Clark
Ger A.-TisifOr Grand Lsrcery "A German named
Clsrlea otter Vor Livingston. alias 0sutlsib Knob,
put trial charged With stealing the zSth day
or hprii last trunk and quantity a. clothing worth
In II shout Sos the property fs young German named
John liobcr From the evidence sddueed By the pro-
sc,uiion. II appeared that the complainant. H.ber,
had just arrived In this country, when the prisoner
good looking younr man. addressed him In his own
language and coptrvsd 20 iugraiiste himself ia
his favtr, 90 far as TO induce him TO accompany him
from the house IN Washington street where he hal
taken beard 20 smother house where the price OF board
VS. coItiaersby less Having made Arrangements for
the chspse of boarding tousss, the prisoner 10
the hoUs. ard Induced the lsndlrrd to deliver ths
trunk ~ neber TO him. IL also appeared that the
etmpiaipspt never the trunk or clothing after
wards 1ht jury retained verdict Of guilty aud the
sentenced him 20 tho State prison for three years
Defssh Tsnn - he District Attorney hal uine eases
prepared fr trial IN which the defendants ds not ap-
ssisp tskea sbd bench warrants ordered 70
tvs In scns-susne. 81 n. absence Of th.. sccus.d
Ttrfiss there ~. no bveness ready for the court.
~, .9nor Place Rtotrs-The Recorder stated that.
IN confe~ssres Of the the Judges
~ the Court Of Common Pleas. the remaining Astsr
Isc- riot could not be taken up during tbs pre-
sent tenn hey have Therefore been down for the
second Monday IN November, when they will BE- taken
up and disposed o.