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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-05-01
THE Alto Al.

that he has put the House, we'll as the whole
establishments in first rate orIe for the accom-
moe alton the travelling public, with the deter
mination that he will not be outione IN the
west for kind and close attention to those that
may favor him with d call No pains shall he
spared for the comfort and enjoyment OF ms
pueSts-In short, he is determined to keep a
good and orderly house. and make every per
son that calls on HIM at home. His charge shall
be as low as any house Of the hind IN the west
no man shall go away dissatisfied If IN his pow
er to prevent. Feeling thankful for past iavorss
he hopes to be sustained by his old friends and
customers ANY favor will be thankfully re-
ceved and in his humble way. shall be returned
DANIEL ID. SLOAN
I;chnond Fob q 1850 43-'I5tf
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The Greatest discovery Of thc Age:

Is constantly etieciing cures OF The utmost inn
i portancc. The most incrcdulous are COM IN
Cca--thc most ftiihlts are compelled to believe
the poN,r ans virtue Of tins great remedy.
II i universally admitted TO Toe the most Non
derful contluatlon known 10 the world, for the
Iinmc0iatr rrt."t of disease and PAIN. 1t never
fans whie there remains sufficient ale to restore
natural ana healthy acton u the capillary YES
sels OF the BODY, ana cquaize the circulation OF
the blood. fy thts means. Il controlling power
is gained the most inal, gnant forms al aIs-
ease, which cannot be obtained from any other
remedy. SUCH Is the power o th,s combination
that II renetrates to every portion Of the human
frame; every bone aud muscle, VEN, nerve aud
llgam~nt - scar he'd out, aud made sen-ih HE OF
rs purifying and heating influence Hence II
copcS adiy with internal external dis
cts". Numerous instances are on record where
tbs rene y has restored health 10 patients 80
AGAR the grave that the most powerful internal
remedies failed 10 produce ans fleet Such has
ire qucntlv been the case IA INCLINATION
of the BOW El-S--no patent ever need aie OF
his disease vhrre the N4eUrt!c Ointment eau
b. obtained That dangerous Epidemic kuown
a tAc II lklp IEl Iril.AS can always be
curea hs tbs remedy. for INfIAN AIOkl
RiiEU MATS II tns Ointment - The most com
pirt" remciv ever prepared. Ia - eases cut of
100 II Nil afford entire rrtiri to the worst
Of Ner, ou- Headache IN Thirty minutes. For
nervous diseases tins remedy - OF itnn1cn val
ne. Affections Of The SPINE. rheumatism, Lame
ness. liberated Sore Throat, bronchitis, fieuI-
s.. Cronp. Choiic. Cholera Norhus. Agnc IN the
Fac.. or Breast, Burns. ScaId Head. Scrolula,
Salt Kheum, Erys,pelas, lntlamed Eyes, Fever
Sores, &c. VIII be Immediately relieved by the
the u-4. Of tbl- remedy.
J. For further particulars aud testimonials
see pamphlets left with eari, agent.
For sale ty IRWIN REED. only Agent for
Richmond. where II can he had Wholesale and
retatl. Tf.icc ,, Gems pe BoHie.
Richmond, May .. 1919 20:Sr.
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COuntcrfcitcr> Detcctcsi..!
AND UNPRiNClPLED
Will AIN N,..

such j. the use IA ness wjie-sprea nd reputation
and immense aruand for DR.. Rogers LiverW ort
and Ear, that reck less and cunning iu1postrr>.
regardless alike u human suiitriugs ANA con>e-
queuces. utterly lost to every feeling of hannah
tty and virtue, are constantly attempting 10
counte riett II. And We have been so frequent
" caiIed upon to check ii..se base and high
handed lnpositons., that We feel IN duty bound
to warn ahd protect tire pubi4c against them by
every means in our power.
The attempt some time since by Professor VI
Rogers, Of Cincinnati, We have stopped. not
with-,anding his wealth and influence.
We now warn YOU against another Counter
ttder, the malicious cunning and reckless fnlnlo-
rality Of which must excite the pity and con-
tempt OF every honest man.
John L 1 oand, IN the employ Of George NJ
Allen, Druggist OF Cincinnati. has counterfeit
ed label '.jorged the lac snule Of Andre "
Rogers signatures, printed pamphlet wholly
false, and certificates entirely fictitious and Is
sued medicine like unto the genuine IN eIier-
nal aygeaFaRct only.
We warn the public against this infamous out
ra-e this Toiand having responsibility a,
stake, under the assume. title Of Doctor Ioland
Is the nominal father of the whole concern.
w callh, reputation, and hlgh station. have
not withheld the asartclous aud uuprincI pied
not only IN defiance OF all law aud honesty 10
steal aud frauGuently appropriate we'll
earned reputation, but regardless of human life
and sufler.ng by substituting tllelr wretohcd
counterfeit, depriving the con>umptive Of a
medicine which ia all human probability NIGH,
save tIcIr lives.
What contempt too bitter,
What terms too harsh
Or punishment too severe
Is il not fraud is ii not theft j. it not MrHnra
\ high sense of fniy comprls us to these pub
lie eNpcSitions Of knaycry and iInpoSturc. our
rights are legally protected, aud II for
the unwary anu afflicted We feel ana write
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The following card has appeared in re-
lation to Miss Webs,er's letter, recently
published:
A Card.-A let.er Of Miss Harriet
Webster has been published, and has gone
and is going the rounds of the ncwspa-
Pers. contrary +, her expectations or con-
sent The letter 10 which it was an an
swer, was from a town in New Hamp.
shire. and from person wholly unknown
to her or her family. The letter contained
strong expressions of sympathy and kind
ness for DR.. Webster aud his family, &c ..
and requested an answer. Gratitude, as
we'll as politeness dictated an answer. of
which she and her family regret the pub.
ichy. Those papers which have publish
cd il are requested to insert this Card
Cambridge. April II, 1850
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Us, Arriving AT No. 4. 7lain 81.

"OW Ellis, \ Co, inform their customer rs
Il Il and all the rest,that they are now rectisinc
additions TO their Stock of DsuGs ana MEDICINES;
all pure aud fresh, and sold on the most reasona-
Bile terms They particularly requestany person
ouIing oil them, who Is hot satisfied with the ar
tcle purchased. TO return II and they will refund
the money;-they warrant every thing they sell
and arc determined 10 glre sattssa ctisa.
j. Call at No. /, Main street, Richmond.
Jan. 80, 1850 lift
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Rsail RO:ld Letting.

SEALED proposals will BE- received hy the
- DAYTON Western Rail Road Comrauv. =,
their oihce in DAYTON. up 10 the 18th May. -3'i,
for the G raa.ng. Grubbing. Masonry, Bncgtng.
&c, Of the above Road, from the junction N
Montgomery county, 10 ana through the ccrpo-
ration of New Paris. in Prebie county.
The line will be III readiness Tor the GAMMA
ton OF contractors By the l0lh Of April next
The profile and estimates h. al the Of
fee OF the President in the cts OF Dayton.
P LOW f., Press pro TEN.
March p, 1850. DAYTON Jour. 81 l4-3t
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i,. Alfred Since. OF the Royal Society
Of England. has published a book on the
.ubjcc, Of Electro Biology. which explains
the whole affair. lie regards the brain as
q great galvanic battery. and the nerves
r. galvanic con iuc,ors. and illustrates. by
. large variety Of the most interesting ex-
reriments, how muscular action is pro-
duced, and how sensation is transmitted
from one par, of the body to another.
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Carpenters PREcTPITArED EXTRACT OF
~ PERUVIAN BARK.-This extract contains all
the active principle OF the Bark. in highly con-
entra,ed form. Ii is valuable remedy ia Ee
YER and Ague 1t IS much more efFectual, and
safer than Quiniue and good deal cheaper
For sale at DR.. Howefs Drug Store, No Is,
Main street.
March Is, 1880. 44:tf
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lust RECEIVED Fl

lust RECEIVED from Phiade Jpn l.
81 case Fine Moeskin Hats, suitable for
F., lends.
case Plain Levantne and Satin Bonnets
Also. Parasols. Umbrellas, White French Kid
Slippers, hid Gloves, Ribbons, Miliners Trim
mings, &c
All of which are Cor sale at small profit for
CASH, at the Shoe, Bonnet and Hat Store.
THADDEUS WRIGHT
4,h mo. 9th, 1880. ls:u
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From the Hon. Peter MiMard. one
Of the oldest settlers in Illinois.

Ii gives me pleasure TO adj my testimony to
the virtues OF your great medicine. One OF my
booaed horses had a swelling over the cap OF
the knee, about the size of hens egg. some
SAID il strain, ami some. that IT was the
Joint water from the knee, aud could not be
cured | tried oil Cedar IL. and ali the lliii-
nts and ointnents. and they Gid no more good
than water. then by Pr rsuasjon Of NY irirn1@ ;,
tried II g. Farren's Arabian Liuime Mt, and |
vas happy to find it take effect after few days,
and it finally cured the noble animal entirely.
! think IT is decidedly the greatest Imminent for
horse well as human flesh, ever knew.
rEsq Barker. Of New Canton. H. SAYS:
Mr. II. G. FarreIi's Arabian Imminent has
cured some bad cases here. which every otiie r
remedy had failed IN; one was a whlte swelling
and contracted cords in the leg of a boy twelve
Years old. The leg had wihcred away, and was
50 contracted that he had of IT, Three
doctors had tried their skill upon it in VAN. and
he ,ras FIST sinking 10 tie cfarc. when the 10y ;
father Induced 10 try H. G.. Earrcil's Ara
ban Imminent. Brfo the first bottle was used
up he came into Mr.. BIS store. and the first
words he said were, Mr.. Barker, l want ali that
Lnifneut YOU have III the store the one bottle
| got did my boy more good than all that had ev-
or been done before That boy is now well
and hearty. ami has free use Of his legs II =
good for spralns, bruises, cuts, burns and swell
Iings.
Being fully satisfied dat II. G.. Farreli's Ara
bIan LpInen Mt is the best medicine IN the world
| cheeriuily recommend II. had been alllIttrd
for rs with most PAIN IN my bre a>t
and shoulders, which so bad That cou,G
hardly do any work at all, and would oiten have
to lie in bed for two weeks at tune " itii 1t =
used Your linneut on 1t, and il cured ne sound
and we'll. | had, at the time OF using yonr ltn-
imen;. one of the worst cou.h ever had m my
life; and il cured that too. | rubbed II III well
over nv breast and shoulders. 1t rs also excel
lent for FROST bitten feet, sores, swelngs, sore
throat, mango, eryspeias. nc
ISAAC CLAYTON.
kickapoo, Peoria co. HIS.
Manufac tured ONLY by H. G. Farrell, sole in
ventor and proprietor. and wholesale druggist,
no. II Main street, Peoria, HIS; TO whom all
con m lnications must be addressed.
Principal office, n w corner Of sth and Rae e
streets Philadelphia, and for sale wholesale and
retail, by IRWIN REED. Il, Main street,
Sole Agent for Richmond, Indiana.
Dec. -, 1919. l-y
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y
for the radical cure Of Hernia or Rupture.
A Truss that IS Truss The latest patent,
and the only approved by highest medical
notwithstanding radically with i success total
" unrivalled. MED. Journal.
The springs will not rust, Each Truss i ac-
companed with a neat little work on the radical
cure of Hernia. containing fuil illustrations OF
the disease, numerous recommend atoms. ceTtiti-
Gates SC. together with directions for the appii
cation, Of the instrument. lou need buy but one
it ,riu cure Vou!
Richmond, March -, $3.50. 4-tf
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Fancy soaps.
rASTILE Soap. " bite Bar DO
u Variegated 90 in Bars
Ball Soap for the Toilet
Transparent do,
And all sorts of Toilet and Shaving Soaps OF the
best quality, for sale WI olesae or retail. at How
ellis 4 Co.'S Drug Store, No 1, Main street
Richmond Ind
March ID, 1880. l2-N
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KNOX DNSURANCE COMPANY.
Capital 100000!
Office Wafer street, Market, in Wise 5
Brick Roir; VINCENNEs, INDIANA
JOHN II. HUTTON. AGENT.
No "a, Main street, RICHMOND. In

I<HlS Company having been duly organized
and the capital stock properly secured,
are now prepared to receive applications for IN
surance against loss damage by fire, on Build
ings, Merchandise, Machinery, Mills. Manufac-
tories. and all descriptions of property. Also.
me rchanoIze and produce IN the course Of IN
land transportation,- the risks of the seas-and
upon The lives OF individuals The rates OF pre-
MUM which will govern this institution. viii
conform to the established rates Of the Taste IN
Offices. All losses will be literally and prompt
~ adjusted and paid
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= or &c Z.

TNUF stockholders IN tho Richmond BrtiSe
aud TURNPIKE Company, VIII take notice
that The Isl IustaIiGa-nt OF hive oeIars on eaeh
share was due ana PAYABLE on the 10TH Aug,
toia ast. the remaining twenty ooiisrs Is payh
TX. IN four eeaet iu>iRlmeE,s OF ninety days
ZACH VIZ. 10Th Nov, Ios9-lSh Feb. lcoo-
18th JGue, le5a. aad la.h Aug, ,so.
JOHN IL. HUTTON, See's.
Feb. 6, 1850 I'll
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"OD.lHVER OLA new article for
Y ! Rheumatism. ana all painful affections -
The OIi of Cos; t4>h LAYER, bel gins 10 he euten-
sively used BY Physicians. aud has been found
20 be very -ces>fal remedy for Chrome
Rheumatic. nj Comfy affections. diseases Of The
Chest. >crofuia. EihkeIs, &c. A pure article
Tor sale al Howe.!s' Drag Store, No. I, Maia
street.
Richmond. March l3. Is51. loft
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THE NATIONAL HOTEL,
RICHMOND. INpIAN

|HVUE subscriber wishes to call the attention
of the travelling public to the fact that he
still occupies his old Stand,
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Il T. 4 s.. TIE 4 81.
Hun TINGTO HOCS Sc !.



rT>HIS House formerly known as the s'Man-
SION House and occupied by h BRook1>s.
has recently been purchased by the subscriber,
vino fitting II up modern style for the
accommodation Of the public. HIS TABLE,
shall at all times be provided with the best the
untry affords: and shall not be surpassed IN
variety anc style by any ia the country tie
has fitted uP and considerably enlarged his otaoi
which shall De provided with a good and careful
OsTLER. and plenty of the best Of feed for horses
The Undersigned feels confident that, by strict
attention to the wants of his guests, he will merit
share of public patronage
Boarding by the Day or " eek.
on reasonable terms Also, HORSES kept oy
the day or week "
ORIN HUNTINGTON.
Richmond Feb 81 lc49 9tf
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Directors:

DIRECTORS:
Hon. X. y. CARSAN, Vincenucs
WILLIAM ] WISE, DO
WILLIAM HEBERp, DO
HORACE F.. PEcK, do
CyRUs NJ ALLEN, do
VINCENT T. WEST, VI. D. Pike CO., Ind.
PETER ?. BAILEY, Fort Wayne, 90
Thomas T. BE~pRIDGE LAFAYETTE, 90
WALTER w. EARLY, Terre- Haute, co
Ex-Gov. D. W ALLAcE, indianapolis, co
HENRY d. ALLIs, Evansville. 90
HE>RY r. ScHooLcR.Fr, W ashingtou, D. c.
ZErHENI.H Plat, New York
X. y. CARNAN. President.
C. NJ. ALIEN. Sce'y. y. T. ELDRrpGE. Treasurer
SAMCEL JUDAH,
March 49, 1850. 52-tI
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Flesh Brushes. an extra article
Horse Brushes, hand Scrubs, door Scrubs
Stove Brushes, &c.
For sale at Howelis' & Co. : Drug Store, No.
1 Main street, Richmond, la.
March, ID, 1850. lift
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? ME triumphant success of the great Ara
i blan Remedy for man and beast,
ii G., FiRPEII-S CELEBR ATED
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OOkING.GLASS PLATES AGAIN...A
new recruit, comprising all sizes. from . -
9 to Is * 80, and cut fit any frame. Call
at HOW Ellis Drug store.
March l3.
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ru>be Ora Ne mt re- VI e d & I u e S..
The Graff-no-rg Pals. the Cbldr,n's Pan
acea. the Eve Loliun. and tho Gr-ea Mountain
Ointment. can be mad at uoHe.s Drug
Store. No Main street.
Oct. ~. l-49. liaf
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WYE are receiving almost every week lots
w of Fresh Groceries and Medicines, by
Citizens Cincinnati line.
On hand a quantity Of Canvassed and other
Hams, put up for family use; also, Prime Lard
&c. &c. POE SHU TE-
Richmond, March 13, 1880. l2f
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The public cautioned against BASE
COl NE'EISEElK AlsEEC LIE

Rccoliect tilai tHls preparation - mdHuliCtur-
ed by John L Tolant, and on the yellow label
each bottle the name Of \ l.. >covii IS omit
ted after the words Entered according 10 act
of Congress. &c, Ac-, and that the pamphlet
accompanying the countrrfcit - wholly false,
being made up of fictitious certificates. purport
ing to have from -. Blanchard, VI. ID
lIarrisburgh. Pa. :. \. Morrcii, VI -, Boston.
Hiram w oodruti, Utica, Asa Smith, Beacham,
Vt. \ =, Nc.
The genuine pr Rogers Compound syrup
of Liverwort and Tar l. accompanied by II pam
phlet containing certificates OF citizens 81 the
highest standing such as Professor II. COY. Dor
tor W IN. Richards, Hon Judge Henry Mars,
Hon. Judge " III. Burke. &c, Nc., all of whom
citizens of Cincinnati.
4 suit IN equity in the [ nited States Court has
been instituted against George VI. Allen, Z.
Clinton. and John r. TolaHd. aud u suit FOR
$50, 600 has been brought against II wealthy Ste
reotS peist who made the plates and forged The
fac suiie of the name Of Andrew Rogers. ana
We assure The public that VIII 5e deferred 10y
no fear of litigation, trouble, expense. from
dealing to the utterInost limits Ct tie law With
counter!eiiers, venders, stercotA peTs, printers
agtnts, or auy persons y Whatsoever concerned.
directly or Indirectly. IN such nefafious ana
shameful practice.
We warn the public against 'he'eountcrf cit Of
fered 10y l.. Clinton " ho Is the tray. hug agent
of this spurious article. i nj W.. earnestly re-
quest our agents and friends, ana the friends oil
humanity and justice, promptly to forward 10 Us
information of any person or persons selling OF
offering for sale any Of the countrrte lied article
as they are not only responsible for damage te
any person using the counterfeit article, but are
liable to prosecution.
Those who are afflicted with diseased lungs
and wish 10 be he nctited bv the GENUINE Dr
Roger's Balsam of LIZ ERWORT and TAR
Il H. 3. ,-a
The New York herald., 1850-12-11

power, for accommodation and comfort Your fuil
sbip and the uninterrupted order which has prevailed
during QUE dslishlal voyage IL proof snoush Of ths
favor In which We bold both you and the ship which
you commsnd, end the feelings with which We take
leave Of you Is sucient to say, that shall estesm
Ourselves fortuuste to be again should
hereafter Welt the city from whence you have brought
Very respectfully yours &c.
Samuel Adsmfon, Arthur Ebbets Edward X.
Myers, W. H. Robinson, Committee.
TDwIGHr HUNT, Chairman.
M%t,.n xstnan 3 ; Cox ast''0S Secretaries.
Launched, on ssturday, by Mr. Donald Mckay Eas.
Boston, the clipper ship Stag Hound owned BY Messrs
Sampson Tappsn, and George b. Upton. She Is
about l60o tons register l,ngth over all 226 feet,
length OF keel 207 feet extreme breadth of beam 40
feet depth of hold Il feet She Is very sharp and Is
said win spread coo fest OF csnvss.
At Belfast, about 6th instant, by Mr.. Samuel l..
6weeteer, ship John w White, Of GOO TONS owned by
Messrs White Connor, Belfast and said to be OF
the most superior vessels built In that district
Length 37 feet breadth of beam 80 feet depth
Of hold 70 feet She has full poop, As feet long.
On Tuesday afternoon, by Messrs. jackson Il we'll
East Boston, the fine clipper chip JoHN BsRraAm
owned by Messrs. dliddsn & wilisms Twombly 4
Lameop, and others che was imnedatsly taken in
tow by the B. Forbes to ths dry dock, Charlesto
where she will be coppered
Launched, ct Stony Brooh, L. l., Dec. 5th, 1850,
fret class schooner, called the Julia NJ. HAloek
Of Brookhaven Of about 275 tons; built and owned by
Ebenezer Haliock, Etq. Of Stony Brook.
The New York herald., 1850-12-11
The TRAVELLERS Troubles.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
with to call sour attention, pro bono pubco, to
imposition praciced at East Dosten the arrival OF
the Cunard steamers
Passengers after having their baggage removed to
the Custom House shss pom the wharf required to
pay fifty cents to the Custom House officer, fer exa
mination, and then obliged TO pay twenty-five
cents to who iJ to the gate, distance
Of about ten feet. The hGekmen are both ready aad
willing AT the gate to take the baggage from the shed
and place it upon their coaches, but not allowed
to touch IL until the sum (25 cents Is paid gen.
teman who arrived few wee KS siBce refused to pay
this amount after his trunk put upon tne coach
the man at once took his trunk from the coach aud
put il back again into the she'd and he actually
forced pay the before he could obtain it. hold
TO be the duty of the agent OF the line TO have this
grievance reotifed. TRUTH.
The New York herald., 1850-12-11
The Recorders Chambers.

TIE LATE EXTENSIVE FAILURE or sUYDAM, SAGE AND
co THE CHARGE PERJURY.
DEc. 10-In the Of the late failure of Suydam,
Sage Co. which created such sensation, IL will be
recolleced that charge OF perjury was brought oy
that firm against Mr Clarke, who arrested and
held to bail fo- the alleged oifsuoe. Mr.. Clarke
brought up before the Recorder at his chambers on
writ of habGs to which ustee Lothrop returned
the e ia vis of Ferdinand Suy dam Jun and Francis
r. sage, which be had issued the rant for per-
jury against Mr Clarke. The application for the dis
charge OF Mr. Clarke has been argued ut considerable
l~Ogth by Messrs. John Van Buren, Judah and Ogden
noSmsh and was opposed BY the District At.orasy
anc Mr. Bondouin on the part Of 3. s. Co. The Re-
cosder delivered long and able opinion the whole
case presented to him, deciding that there were
grouads for the arrest OF Mr.. Clarke; that suydam
Sage did not deny the facts alleged by Clarke in ths
smdavit made BY him, and presented to u3ge MITCHELL
but only the intent to defraud their creditors; that
from these facts and circumstances, Mr.. Clarke
warranted In his conclusion Of the intent and that the
Judge had apparently come to a similar conclusion
when be ifsued the stilweli warrant; that perjury
would not lie on opinion Of intent founded fact
and circumstances which set forth showing the
basis of such opinion and that the whole proceeding
srrest MI Clarke unjustidsble and without
Mr. Clarke was accordingly discharged.
After delivering his opinion, the Recorder said TO
M Clarke that he discharged from the complaint
without the slightest stain on his character.