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Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1849-09-12
Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given to all persons inter-
In ested in the estate of Robert Thompson.
late of the county of Johnson, and State Of To-
wa, decd, that on Monday, the first day of Oc-
tober, A. D., lS49, at the hour Of O'Clock in
the afternoon Of said day, will present to the
Court of Probate in and for said county, a pc
tate, belonging to said estate, for the payment
Of debts against said estate, to-wit: The west
I of the south east I of Sec NJ. 90, and west
Of the southeast of sec. No. ~, both living in
township No. 81 North, Of range No. West,
to appear and show cause, If any they have ,whv
the prayer of said petition should not be granted
ABNER ARRASMITH,
Admir- Of said estate
Iowa CITY, Aug. %, 1919
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We can't get along without II.

Beebe's Grove, Will CO., Ill, Oct. "a, ls48.
Mr.. Sloan-Sir: have tested the virtue Of
your Ointment, in the cure of rattlespake bites,
50 throat, bu rs, and many OF er injuries, and
10 every case it has surpassed our expectat ons.
AZ family Ointment have never seen its equal,
and for beasts we can't get along without it.
Yours, &C., MILES M. JOHNSON.
Iowa City, September 18th,
0'see AGENTS names at the head Of Sloan's
Column. For further particulars and testimonials,
get Pamphlets Of agents.
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Stoves & Tin.Ware,

THE subscriber has recently procured thu
1 latest improved machines for notwithstanding
Tin-ware, by means Of which he is enabled t.
supply the market at greatly reduced prices
He has constantly on hand good assortment Of
Tin Ware, Stoye-Pipe,
and such other articles as are usually kept in his
line of business, which will be sold al whole
sale retail at prices that cannot fail to be sat-
isfactory. He has also just received on consign-
ment lot Of
CHOICE COOKING STOVES.
of different kinds and the latest and most ap-
proved patterns. Also, will be received soon.
q variety Of other kinds of stoves
Eve -Troughs and conductors put up at reduce
ed prices; and job work in general done at short
notice. ]. NJ. SEYDELL.
Iowa City. Sept. ~, l849.
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CURTIS Rate.

CURTIS BATES.
WILL practice as an Attorney at Law and Solic-
w itor IN Chancery in the District and Supreme
Courts Of the State and in the Circuit Court of the
United States.
Collections promptly attended to anywhere in the
State. August, 1919.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1849-09-12
20 YEARS PRACTICE

i satisfies me that can cure all complaints on
pure mechanical principles, without the use Of Col
ome, Lobelia, Castor Oil; bring your patients
and see!
Clocks, Watches and Jewelry,
And few CALIFORNIA GOLD RINGS, for sale at
the Sign OF the CHG WATCH,o Clinton street by
August %. CHAS. A. ROBBINS.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1849-09-12
q FINGER bitten cnt;,ela OF.

miles south of Chicago, Sept ID, 1S48
DR. sloan--slr: On the It'll inst. my son had
finger bitten entirely OF by horse. We imme-
dia,ely applied your celebrated ointment, which
relieved him Of pain in few minutes. and pre-
vented the finger from swelling the least particle
and the wound is rapidly healing
Respectfully yours S. 81 oCKwAY.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1849-09-12
administrators Sale of Real Estute

NJ office is hereby given that the undersigned adj
~ minstratorsof the Estate Of Caspar Nick, late
of Linn County Iowa, deceased, will by virtue Of
a License to him granted by the Probate Court
Of said county at the June term thereof, "A. d
lS49, sell at Public Auction on Thursday the
twenty. sixth day Of July, A. d. l849, between
the hours of 10 O'Clock A. M. and O'Clock p
NJ. OF said day at the premises to be sold, the
e flowing described Real Estate OF which the
said Casper Nick, died seized, to wit: Lots No.
one and three Of Section No. Three in Township
No. eighty-one North of Range No. five West
Of the fifth p, M. containing fifty mine acres and
five hnndredths, subject to said deceased Wild
ows right of Dover therein, and an existing
lease of a certain stone quarry therein. which
will expire on the fourth day Of July, 1857.
Said Real Estate is situated in johnson Coun-
ty, in said State, on the Cedar River about three
and a half miles below lvanhoe, and contains one
of the most valuable Stone Quarries yet discoy-
cred in the State
JAMES R. BRlNEY. admr of
the estate Of Casper Nick, deceased
June 81, lS49 CIV
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Land Office at Iowa City, Iowa,
OFFICE OVER SANXAY'S STORE.

VI 1OL DhA'.AA1 ~ OlOltL.
CHAs. NEALLEX & ENos LOWE,
T ATE Register and Receiver of the United States
LLand Office at Iowa City, the Capital of the State,
for the sale of Land Warrants, the selection and
try Of lands, and for the transaction Of all other bu
siness pertaining toa
Land Office and Land Agency.
We have exact copies of the Township plats, and
can furnish land hunters with copies of the same,
with the entered and raca tracts distinctly marked
A residence in Iowa for the last twelve years has
enabled us to to become well acquainted with the
comparative advantages of every portion of the
State, and we will be ready at all times to select
lands by actual Inspections and attend to the location
of Land Warrants, or the entry of land with money!
and Cor charges reasonable, that non-residents
and persons at distance will find it greatly to their
advantage to employ us.
We are acquainted with the PRIVATE MARKS
which distinguish genuine and counterfeit Warrants
and in receiving nineteen hundred for location dur
ing our official connection with the Land Office, we
not deceived in single instance; not one has
proved bad.
We will be responsible at all times for the genu-
ineness OF Warrants sold by us, and for the regu-
arty of the assignments, and will attend to their
location without charge.
CHARLES NEALLEY,
Iowa City, Iowa. ENOS LOWE.
IaTIaIsJaN 0faso
LX-CDv Robert Lucas, HON. James r. Carleton,
Joseph T. Fales Auditor of State, Josiah II. Bonney,
Sec. of State, Morgan Reno, Treasurer Of Sate John
Crummey, of the "Crummey House, c.. Swan, Of
s.Swan's Hotel, Io,rd Citg
C Belts, Esq, DR. Silas Swan, Upton.
Bernhart Hem, Esq, Van Antwerp, Fairfield
Hon George w Jones, Warner Lewis, late Regis
ter, and Col. McHenry late Receiver Of Land Office.
at Dubuque
Hon. Charles Mason, Ex-Gov. Clarke, Messrs.
Grimes Il Starr, DR. w Hckok, Alfred S Fear, Hon
Dodge, Burlington
Wm Brown, Esq, Hon. James Whitcomb, Hon.
William w Wick, Indianapolis
Hon Joseph Wright, John G Davis, Esq, Rock
piHc, Indiana.
aonJoseph Williams, James 3orland, Esq, Bloom
inqton
Messrs Reid & Johnston, Fort Madison
Ralph P. Lowe, Esq, William Patterson, Keokuk
William Greene. Cedar Rapids
Messrs w Clark s. Brothers, DR. Richard Bar
rett, Eddy, Dr. George Penn, Assist. Treasurer
United States. 81. Louis
H Monsarratt 4 Co, Louisville, Ky
Lowe, Esq, Hon P Cunning, Bloomington,
Indiana
4xr sHnErN
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administrators ale of Real Estate
Daniel s. Warren,
Notary Public, j Justice Of the Peace
and Land Agent.

Iowa City, Johnson county, lo,ra.
HAVING made permanent location at tn $
Ill city, offers his services to all who may have
business to transact, ard will promptly attend TO
such as may be entrusted to his care. Also,
Deeds, Mortgages, Powers of Attorney, &c. ,ex-
ecuted with neatness and despatch.
REFEaENCEs.-Hon Joseph Williams. Mus
catine, iowa; Hon. George Greene, Dubuque,
Iowa; VIM. Greene, Esq, Cedar Rapids, iowa;
Hon. James p. Carleton, Iowa City, Iowa; M.
S. Wilkinson, saltwater, N. T.; Rev. James v.
Watson, Adrian, Mich.
July a, l849.-nll.
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mr.. II. Il. Drake. Druggist. Xenta,
Ohio.

States that DR.. Rogers Liverwort and Tar
cured gentleman Of his acquaintance Of con-
sumption! who had been given up bv all! He
vas restored to perfect health. So great was
.ne change, that il was surprising to all who
were acquainted with the circumstances.
Inc Genuine is sold BY LYONs& SESSIONS.
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Religious Notice.

tkc1a&1OuS Notice.
lNHE Iowa State Association of Universalists
i will hold its annual session on Friday, the
18th of October next, at Mt Pleasant, Henry
county, and continue in session over Saturday
and Sunday. It is hoped full delegation from
I'll the societies will be in attendance, as it il
expected business Of importance will come be-
lore the council. Come, Brethren, one AID all.
M. HULL, Secretary.
70 Papers in the State are respectfully re-
quested to copy.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1849-09-12

Hnipfrsitp Of louisville
Law DEPARTMENT FOURTH SESSION

HON. EPHRAIM M. EWING. IL. n.
PROFESSOR OF Constitutional Law, Equity, and Grim
inal Law. -s
HON. HENRY PIRTLE, L., D..
Professor OF the Science Of Law, including the Com
mon Law and Commercial and Internationa al Law.
PRESTON S. LOUGHBOROUGH. IL. D..
Professor of the Law of Real Property and Of the
Practice OF Law, including Pleading and Evidence.
tVHF Fourth session Of the School win commences
= on the first Monday in November next, and con.
tinue four months. - -
Instruction VIII be given by recitations, bv exam.
inations and by oral lectures and expeditions, OF
which SIX IN every week will be given to each class
MOOT court will SIT twice in each week, at winch
causes will be argued by the Students and opinions
dehvered by the presiding Professor.
DIne students will also be instructed in the nre-
paration Of legal Instruments and pleading.
The students of the law Department OF the Uni
versty are by provision of its charter entitled to
attend the Lectures on Medical Jurisprudence in
the Medical Department without charge. course
OF such lectures will be delivered to the Law and
Medical classes during the session.
valuable Library has been obtained, of which the
Libraries of the Professors.
Students who shall have attended two full cour-
ses OF instruction in this University, or one in
other school and one in this or have practised the
procession one year, and attended one course OF
lectures here, and have passed satisfactory cyan
inatlon, Wall be entitled, upon the Recommendation
OF the Faculty Of Law, to the degree or Bachelor of
Laws, which the University is authorized TO con-
fer.
The fee is $40 to each Professor, and the matr;-
culation fee, IS.
Good board and lodging can be had in Louisville
and its vicinity for from So to 50 SO per week.
Communications should be addressed to Prof
Pirtle at Louisville, Ky.
JAMES GUTHRIE,
PRESIDENT Of the University of Louisville,
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CLAZED CAPS tor men and boys, just received
VI and for sale by c. II. BUCK.
April 26.
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Protection Insurance Company,
NfOlPll

IRON the stable OF James Jarvis, in the vir-
i GINA Grove in Louisa Co,on Sunday night of
the 4th Of June, one saddle, bride and martengale
the saddle had brass horn that had been broken
on and was riveted on with large wire. and
the skirts Of the said saddle was dark blue with
star in the corner, the bride had gag rein
and brass rings. Any persons giving inior ma
tion OF The above named articles shall be paid
for their trouble.
June 20, lS49-n9,
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1849-09-12

A NE" article, rendering wood perfectly fire.
II proofs cheaper than lead and getting into gen.
erai use IN the east This will be a valuable article
TO use on brick walls of buildings, as it will efectu-
any prevent them from getting damp. For sale BY
Juy9. r. SANyaY
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= TONS assorted BAR IRON and STEEL, re-
/ y ceived and for sale by -.,.
Nav 81. +. sANAAf.
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School Fund Commissioners Sale

RY virtue of the power legally vested in me by
~ mortgage deed, duly executed (and recorded}
on the 18th day Of June, S4S, BY Rachel A. Secrest
on the North of Lot No. in Block No. s, in the
county seat of Johnson county, Iowa. to secure the
payment Of $l0O and interest, in one year, being
money loaned toner from the school fund Of said
county
shall offer the said Mortgaged premises for sale
a public out-cry to the highest bidder on
Tuesday the 3lsf day Of July neat,
at the Court House door in said county at the hour
OF O'Clock M of said day, to satisfy said Mort
gage, interest and expenses OF sale.
ELI MYERS, School Fund Com.
Iowa City, June 27th, 1919. Johnson CO. Iowa
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lao BuShel
CuPER1OR dried fruit, just received and for sale b.
- July .. F, sANyAY.
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COTTON lARN-A large quantity, assorted mum
u hers, for sale by F. F. SAMMY
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1849-09-12
White Lead.

White Lead
A NEW supply; so kegs pure, just received and
n for sale by F, SANxAY.
July o, lS49.
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II AND WARRANTS, few on consignment,
~ and Tor sale, by 6. D. PALMER
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Fire.DrOOf Paint

Iowa City, July IL, lS49.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1849-09-12

CHAs. NEALLEX & ENos LOWE,
T ATE Register and Receiver of the United States
LLand Office at Iowa City, the Capital of the State,
for the sale of Land Warrants, the selection and en-
try of lands and for the transaction Of all other bu
siness pertaining to-
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1849-09-12
T E s.

BOARDING can be had in private families, at
from two to two and half dollars week. When
in Barracks, it is designed to furnish Commons at
a uniform rate. Students from distance will be
required to board at the Institute, and have
munication with the town, except allowed by
written permits.
10 The next session will commence on he first
Of September, and continue ten months.
June LIST, 1s49.
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0NMpAsGs.

a West Derby, Of disease OF che heart,
Charles Albert, only son of G, +. and Han.
nah Dame, aged IL years.
In Albany, LIST inst. seits, Rhoda A. wife o, of
Mr. Salomc Rowell, aged 30 years also, 9th
ul,., julia aged 3. years. and on the Goth
ult., Susan M, aged ii months, daughters Of
Mr. Salomr Roweil.
nTroy, 22d uh, at tho housc Of Rev. 6
Stone, suddenly, William X son of Mr. James
Lau,on, Of Lowell, Ms aged ycars and q
months
In Danvlle, Oct ., of consumption, Mrs.
Bttscy, wife OF MIR John Sus, aged IS years.
At Littleton, Sept. %, Mrs, Eliza Abbott,
aged about 81 years.
In Plymouth, n. H., Sep, IS, Mrs Mary
wife of Hon. Robert Burns, aged % years
In Bath, Sept. II, Of dysrn,cry, Sydney,
SON of John J.. and Lueretta G. Carlton, aged
. years and 81 days.
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MELANCnOLY ACCIDENT.

Mr. l.. &. Carpenter Conductor of tho
freight train on The burlington aud Rutland
Ruil Road, WINS kiilrd on Thursday night,
lllh inst, lie was last seen on the train u.
bout 4 miles soul' uf Ncrgcuncs. When
the lrUin arrived ut Ncrgcuncs lac MAS MISS
ing. soon the passenger ,ruinrcHne ai', AID
the Engineer on learning that Carpenter
was not to hc found, s0id HAT the tram pass.
ed over something about inites back. Some
Of the hands were Immediately despatched
aud discovered him uenr where Ice was last
seen on The train, lyis+g across the track Gend
-.hoth trains having passed over bis chest
lie probably frll IN attempting to pass from,
one ear to another. II was avery dark mud
ruluy night, and having no light with him,
ny one saw hin fall. Mr. Carpenter vas u
bout 80 years of age aud worthy aud in
dustrlous ctu2cn.- Burlington Sentinel Od
~.
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'Inr LoNG TEAM, "-There is quite dis
--.!4a''- ais.aas the lNhiGa- 10 pri on the
Tong team ia making County appoint
''Ns This feeling originated in the defer
CITATION aud thrents Of the coalition lead
n That If Truck aud Dickcr" carried the
'he,os they doubted not it would the dong
ia should regulate the appoint menis aud
weep The State clean of Wing officers. II
4 further nrp"eA,hat us those lenders went 20
before election, rs to attempt to seduce
Hies -iHio ihoir ranks lay assuring then, of
aesQccesS ol"Truck mud Dickerrmid prom.
.me to multitndes office, and to many the
Ame offices, that the coalition, go far as the
faders arc concerned, is nothing more or
''' than political bandlli, and should be
'''ed as such. aud frowned upon ms dis.
'''t aud corrupt concern; and that it is the
b.! OF The Legislature, to see that such bar
~" and corruption is not permitted to be
'''0'd ont even in Counties where the Goa
'lon succeeded.
, % In the case of one Of the Judges of
,''O''e for the County Of Bennington, the
.'"' Assembly, on Tuesday, pissed over
~, nomination and appointed another man.
W The foreign intelligence, by the last
amer, indicates that there may possibly
d" appendix 10 the Hungarian war. The
,"'"d OF Russia, upon Turkey, for the sur
''' OF the Hungarian Chief, who have
7, ,'" refuge in her territOry,is n usurpn;ion,
resisted in, and refused 10y Turkey, as it
,.'u be- mny bring on n war, and one 100
r, ",'rI England would he likely TO be mr.
9'd aganst Russin. "
.a' '""tR'-The BcllAs, Journal learns TINT
s'ea, rush to procure lumber for Caliror-
d. "'Phent has drained The lnnrkct at Ban
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DErARTURE on THE t'TTsIpEvT. prt-i-
dcni IaS Tor returned TO Washington in the
five o'clock lrnil lnst evening, after having
spent most busy day,ns will he seen by the
reports in our local column. After spending
n couple olho'irs nj the Mechanics Fair yes
terdoy morning, De- agnin proceeded 10 the
Agricultural Fur and listened TO tie able
address Of Senator Pcnrcc and dining with
the members of the society returned to his
quarters at Barnuut's hotel. lie then review
ed the two companies of Flying Artillery,
from Fort Mcllenry, aud took his departure
for Washington, expressing himself highly
delighted bills wish, mud with tho scenes
of enjoyment, through which lac had passed.
-BdltImore Sun, Of SdinrdaM
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-10-20

HoMEsTgAp ExrMPTIoN,-Seyeral petit
lio8s haze hasa Laid hslaEa- lAe Lngizlaiure.
nrhihf ipf the enactment Ola law exomplpg
more or less lthe amount usually alked Of 10
$500 ~ yulueJ real estate from attachment
Several States have reeeply made such a
lnw, The experiment has not been fully
lfledr aud lhe practical results Of homesread
exemption nre yel 20 be- demonstrated. Yet
such Is riIr dispuritiur for mixing tho itisl
~ almost every stnle, Il isProbably best lhnl
The Irlal be mnde, lflhe result of tho lrinl
should be- good, ihe sooner We have IL the
beueU Il bad, j. can be easily erased from
lhe Statute hack
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-10-20

o. benr has been shut in Delaware
county. n. Y, weighing $50 pounds. Poor
-hruin had hcon caught in u trap to which was
attached n billet wood OF about 80 pounds
weight, which tho bear dragged about thirty
miles. when he ,Yas- aYerislken und shot.
IHpLADELPnIA. Oct. 1lth.-=Tho eXamina-
ton of tIu rioters commenced this morning
-Scycn of whom were computed in default
of $1,000 each. One was also committed.
charged with riot, arson aud murder.
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Certificate from The Principal orTTc TfcdoHIa,
New York; seminary

ffrduutu, July u, l~ib
Dr. Seth W Fowlr-Dc SIR Feeling. az
do, under obligation 10 the friend who urged
me TO Try Wisl8f's llalSam, ip spite 'ui ny hos.
tliiy 90 the endless variety Of remedies clam.
ing iniallbihly | cannot Justly refuse 60 com.
ply with yunr +cqucSt 10 furnish o statement
of It's effects From my youth have been
subject 10 lung complaints, and during the last
~ years have been under the necessity Of us.
ing The utmost caution 90 avoid that most uu.
gracious customer, "a cough In Feb laat /
took cold-a cough set m, aud though slight
"a the bckinntug,l made usc of the simple rem.
cdics which always keep for the purpose -
These iailng, ! rcsorrd to othrrr, many uT
which hayr gained celebrity, but nay cough
increased in violence, and a pain IN the side
aud right !"lo. ct the !uara act IN, which soon
brcamr very distressing and a; Intervals wrtr
attended with oppressive structures - the
lungs During thrs tine rNprctoratcd free.
~, but the muCus raised from the lungs iud,.
Gated disease deeply seated. Two 90 three
phys@iaus kindly sent mr. their medicines
which have been very efficient Ia curing
coughs, but they failed 90 reach my case, and
| began 10 be- somewhat uneasy. H. the latter
part of April len home, intending 10 travel
awhile aud II possible escape, by that means
from present danger When | reached Buffalo
! had taken an additional cold, and my cough
was considerably aggravated. a hiIid there
advised me- TO try the Balsam Of wa Cherry,
pu' told lgul had hwaUowgu medicine ca.
ough Wei, SIR, eoughod out that dpy and
night following and the next day my friend
urged me Hgan 10 try Or. Wistnr, and az 3
/. NJ. was willing to try anything, for
coughod constantly. ! procured bottle
drank oit-rcad the dircctonH-ioqk the stage
for home, continued taking it FROM that bottle
one week, and when the Balsnn was gone my
cough and pains were gone, and have not
cnughcd since. + A. REDlNGTON.
The genuine signed |. Butts on the wrapper
For sale by }. G. Bingham ST. Johnsbury
Flain, J. Flint, ST. tohnsbury Grutrr5-t P
Parks, fassumpsrc, end dealers in medicines
generally.
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I'm ONO ELEcrioN.-C Cincinnati oct 10.
We have ruurws FROM nearly the whole State,
and omlling the first district in Hamilton
courly,t the result stands ,hus;-ln the House
the Wings have 30 Democrats land Gree
Democrats q. In the Senate, the Wings
have II, mud hc Democrats 10. The "Free
Sellers" hive one member.
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o. There has been quite nbreeze stirred
up NJ Nrrgennes mud iIs vicinity, within u
few weeks, respecting Iio action ofoua Of
the Judges Of tho Supreme Court Judge
Bennett. ono pombernn was arrested aud
examined upon tho charge Of attempting
10 poison horse belonging to a CHI
zen Of NcrReuuos, aud, TiIe proof being SUI
tclenl, be was hound over for. lriul IN the
Tuur OF. =-000. l'e,l,Hg to procure E6Hds
though worth some $4,000 or $4,000, hc was
committed to jg iu M,ddlehury, Upon a re-
hearing of tho case for tie purpose, before
one Of Ihe County Judges, the bnl was re-
duced To $4,000, Judge BENNETT was after.
wards applied to for further reduction aud
lac reduced it TO 500. pcmbcrlou furnished
bonds to this amount, whercupon he was re-.
leased, aud has gone to "pnus uukuowu.r-
The penalty for attempting To poison a horse,
II imprisonment ~ the pcnlenlinry, for u
term not more ll,nn I've years. fcmbrrtuu
was otherwise IN B6I rrTur----se...- ali,luoa.
ed TO bee gully Of many other heinous ofIeu-
cess consequently many people ace very IN
d,guant on account of the pciion of Judge
Bennett IN the premises.