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The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-09-19

Pxor. WEBsTER's LAST INTERVIEW WITH
zu,s FAMIL7.-A touching incident connect
Sel with the last interview Of DR. Webster
with bis family is thus given in the Boston
transcript:
81 One incident, which seemed TO effect happily
Mic spirits Of the prisoner, during the interview
&~i,h his family, may be worthy OF mention. For
Sseyeral months they have been in the habit OF
&t,adny the Bible 10 him in his cell, taking the
Testament in regular course, without skip
Nplng. The chapter which thus came up yesier-
Xtav. and was read, was that exalted and conso-
linz chapter, the 18th in Paul's First Epistle to
*he C,rinthians, in which occur the words
Now this say, brethren, that flesh and blood
pannot nheri, tho kingdom OF God; neither doth
ecrnption inherit interruption.
Behold, show YOU myster; we shall not
HI sleep hu, we shall all be changed.
In moment, in the twinkiing of mn eve. al
he las, tru,ni for the trump shall sound, and
be dead shall be raised incorrupiible, and we
tball be changed.
81 For this corrupiibe must put on interruption,
- nd this mortal must put on immoraitSr
~ s. when this cerrupiible shall have put on n
~ eruption and this mortal shall have put on inn
ESnor,aitv then shall be brought to pass the say
he that 10 writer, Death is swallowed up in VIC
e aorv.
ii death, where is thy siing' grave, where
~ thy victory!
Esq The sting OF death is sin; and the strength OF
&se s the law.
va Blu, thanks 10 God, which o}veth us the VIC
orv, through our Lord Jesus Cnris'.
Il The prisoner seemed much impressed by the
Coincidence, which had, without calculation on
ns one's part, given This chapter 10 be read at his
ast interview with his family, and on the last
law of his earthly existence. lie REQUIRED 10 the
Incident, after the interview with very obvious
easur, and seemed TO derive much hope and
cnsola,lon from the inspired assurance OF the
hostile as to the resurrection OF the dead, sown
I'm dlshonor'' and sin weakness"
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EDWIN PEsTER, Tailor, &C.,

\ LSPECrFULLYi informs the Inhabitants OF I,aven
sport and its vicinity that he has commenced bust
fsas above at the boarding house Of Mr.. stephen
odrieh, Brady street, foot of the biuhs, where ne
pss his experience in the Metropolis and other iasi
Aaoe cities Of Great Britain will secure tim share
public support.
=, +. has correspondence with N. y. and Old Eng
~, which will make him acquainted with Inc newest
american, English and Partisan costume.
hhenpoT, sept. 10Th, 1850. -"
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-09-19

IA BUNDLE Of Wall Paper was sent TO
4dh Mr.. Wells some time last spring per steam
boat Gayoso 1--WE believe from Galena.) we pre-
sumo by mistake. The owner can have the
same by identifying it, and paving for this adj
yeriisementa CHRISTIE & WELLS.
Davenport, Sept. 12th, l850.-l-3w.
Gs-Gaena Gazette copy times in daily and
send bill to this office.
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PUBLIC SALE.
TUEsDAYPACK ET.DUEUQUE.'

A~n THE steamer DUBUQUE, q. H..
assAS&SA BEEBE, Master, having had her
1ezsl%k1 Cabin extended, has resumed her trips
US "A regular Packet in the trade.
The Dubuque is unsurpassed in her ncconmo-
daIions and speed, her table will a, all times be
amply supplied with the best the country affords
She will leave Davenport, r. Island, Muscatne,
PORT Louisa, New Boston, kei,hsburgh, Oauaw-
ka, Burlington and Fort Madison every Tuesday
on her downward trips and st. Louis on her up
ward trips, every Friday evening. portion OF
the patronage Of the public is respectfully soli-
cited Sept l2th, 1850.
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Married. ~

On Thursday last, 18th inst, by Rev. DR.. /. Jar :
fSrER, Mr.. JOHN BROWN to ELIZABETH ANN,
ply daughter ASA and Cora Z. FOSTER, all Of Blue
'rass, Scott county.
Ga the 18Th inst. by Elder N. A. McConnell DIR. S.
Derrick GOLDERto Miss EMILY DRAKE, both OF
h Witt, Clinton CO., Iowa.
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Davenport, Aug. 29th, 1850. 5i-t
pEisrUMERY a. FANCY GOODS.

70 AMSAY'S treble distilled Cologne
aA0 Water and French (impor,ed) Cologne
both very superior, in pint Bottles. Also-iancy
soaps, Ok marrow and Bandolne Hair Oil, Hair
pins, plated and Japaned Hooks and Eyes, Bur-
Nets and other needles, pins, Knitting pins, Hair
Brushes, Combs, Tooth and Nail brushes, Steel
Beads and steel purse trimmings, for sale at Hill
dreths Hardware furniture store,
No O q Claire Row
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IN Inc Scout county DIsITlCl OtuFs 10 O"e' Ae''"
1850.
TIME said defendants will take notice that the
said complainant has filed in this Court his
Bill OF complaint against the said defendants, the
object and prayer Of which is to foreclose mort
gage executed by said defendants, Joseph Webb
and wife to said complainant, dated June l2ti,
l8l8, upon Lots Nos. |, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, Z, 8, and
10, in block No. ffty-one in the town OF Daven-
port, Iowa, TO secure the payment OF the sum o.
Three Thousand eight hundred and eighty-three
dollars and seventy nine cents.
Now unless the said defendants shall be and APP
pear before the said Court the FIRST day OF the
next term thereof TO be begun and holden at Dav-
export in said county on the o8th day OF October
next the said bill will be taken for confessed and
decree entered accordingly.
JAMES TIORINGTON, Clerk.
f. Cook, Sol. for Complainant.
Davenport, Sept. 18th, 1850. Low.
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George 8. Sargent,


rs, District Court for
Aquilla Baugh and Gilman county,
Eunce Baugh his wife &
Richard II. Randall.
THE said defendants Aquilla Baugh and Eunlce ms
! wife, will take notice that petition has been NJ
ed in said Court against said defendants "a me
above entitled cause, the object and prayer OF
which is to forecose a mortgage executed oy
said Aqulla Baugh and Euuice Bangh 10 the
said George h. Sargent, dated the 18th DAY OF !
June, i848, 10 secure the payment OF the sum OF
Two hundred and ten dollars and interest there
on. Now unless the said defendants shall be
and appear before the said Court on the first day
Of the next term thereof to be begun and holden
at De Witt in said county on the 2ist day OF Dc
tober next, the said petition will be taken as
confessed and judgmen, rendered accordingly.
S. II. SAMUELS, Clerk.
EBrNEzER Cook, AIRY. for petitioner.
D. Witt, Sept 10th, 1850. Low.
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NOTICE.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
NANNY h WELD

NANNY & WELD,
RE now receiving at their old stand, No. 1JG North
Main Street, ST. Louis, their Fall Stock of Goods,
beg leave invite the attention their old
and purchasers, generally.
Mr.. WELD has for seven years past, resided in Bos.
Boots and Shoes for the ST. Louis market and We feel
confident that his experience in that line will enable
US to present. this fall as good an assortment Of Boots
and Shoes of all kinds, and particularly Of the better
qualities, as any other house in this city.
We do not pledge ourselves 70 sell for less than
eastern cost, twenty per cent less than gh
bors, but we will offer them at such prices will
prove satisfactory TO reasonable men. Wecnnmcrate
the Il following leading articles:
Mems conmoe coarse boots regular and extra sizes,
do long leg do do
do do wax and grain leather water proof,
do double sole coarse boots--dBerent kinds,
do common and prime kip boots-regnlar aud extra
size,
do long leg sin gle and double sole kip boots, extra
sizes,
do long leg, superior California unlined boots,
do water proof kip do
A large assortment OF gen,lemen's thick do
Mems welt and half welt calf Pesd boots, short and
Mems .ew'd peg'a heavy water proof calf boots,
do fine dress Boots, large assortment,
Gents hunting do Of superior quality,
Mems common coarse brogaps,
do zinc nail do heavy and extra sizes,
do superGne kip CO.
do unbound do do.
do light and heavy hip do, lined and bound,
do welt half welt and pump sole calf brogans,
do Oxford Ties and hunters boots,
Boys and Youths coarse, Clip and calf boots,
do do do DO do brogans,
do do English kip do
do do snperiine anned brogans,
Women's kip calf, goat goat, and seal peg'd
lace boots.
do sewed and peg'd goat Polka boots,
do do do kip, calf aud goat high Busk ms
do do calf, kid and goat Taylor Ties and Excel
siors
do common ioxed lasting Caters, hall Caters and
Buskins,
do silk hastings Caters aud Half CATERS,
do Philadelphia calf and goat boots,
do do calf, goat, and kid welt bnskins and
Excclsiors,
do Philadelphia kid and morocco Y. II. Ezcelsiors
and Taylor Ties,
do fine enamrd village Ties and Ell Dorado slipper
Misses kip, calf and goat pes'd lace boots,
do goat peg ID and sewsd Polka do,
do Phil1. calf, cid, morocco and enamld boots,
do fox'd Caters and bnskins,
Children's calf, kip and grain brogans,
do goat peg'd lace boots and tro9aps,
do cold morocco lace boots and buskins,
do do cloth gaiter boots,
do red and bronze CATER and lace boots,
do calf and morocco CATER boots.
n. B.-PaItcular attention iyen to putting mp goods
ordered. August 29th, 1850.
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DISSOLUTION or PARTNERsHIE

EE1IIE partnership of the undersigned,
IL trading under,he firm Of POWER g. JOR-
DAN, is this day dissolved by mutual consent.
All persons indebted to the late firm respect
payment Immediately To lonN JORDAN, who is
duly authorized to receive all debts due the firm.
WIN. POWER,
Aug. 90. JOIN JORDAN.
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FLOUR.

Extra winter wheat and Sup. Fine Flour from
Moline mills for sale at
G. L. DAvENPORTS.
Dayenport. Sent. Il.
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KEEP YOUR FEET DRY.

Ius. received fine assortment OF women's,
misses, aud childrens metallick Rubbers, Gents.
water proof Boots and Rubber over shoes At
G. J.. DANENPORTS.
Davenport, Sept. l2.
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W. published tclegraphic despatch
!. week 10 tho Chicago Journal mention
-; :, ,ha, Capt. Davis, Of the Thornton, had
ns., taken up BY the steamer Morton aa"''
.oar. A subsequent number Of the
~ .,,e paper contains tho following partic.-
49,, =. Il bis wonderful preserva.ion:-
rs VOYAGE -Hondeuul Preservation ~
Iss sa.v. Al twelve o'clock. we received private
yessIuS;e dispatch from Michigan City, announcing
elessSsrfui rescue OF Captain George Davidson, of
the julius D. Morton, about eleven o'clock
by the ~ morning four mills out from Michigan CITY.
rish Of the 30h Of August, the schooner capsz
ed abou the morning OF the 9th Of September, per-
time davs and eifren hours that lone voyager aoated
fragments Of spars which ne mad succeeded
10 lasnlns those long hours-ho,c long but him
DaIS scii-he drifted an tossed upon the waste OF
waters ssNorp came and went, and came,
But brought nos
Once the sail of the disabled brig Mechanic
his strained and aching vision like the wing
Of rescue, but the vessel with its poweess
Of an Ssnt by and left him tossing there still, Ike
u "a steamer Morton pass and e-pass, vibrating
NJ the shores, q huge pendulum, each swing
he' LEW. one long moment in his weary life. The
mass ,he ffth. she passed that she rocked
Fl MA and ne Ieafed WOuiu WneIm MIN III an
hnl I.Mn and riteless grave. Amid the splash Of
uas and the ruIh Of waves, his feeble voice was
waea and once more he was left alone, with nger-
unnsT m,. Aud yet with naught beneath him but
ing IND naught above but the hollow dome Of sky,
gsr., strone heart within, beating, hoping still!
r;ns ali that period, he took no sustenance his
pu are bruised bet ween the clashing spars. and
lmp suck ed the flesh from the -gers Of one Of his
hs wna.e,aav morning from the deck OF the Norton
,s.sv an object swinging upon the waters, bnd
lya;shed by distance, they fsnced il sea-gn but
,hn nesred il, the speck enlarged resolved itself
sn s wood-spars, and finally human form. The
'no arner" seemed to be engaged IN adjusting the
ons .she was taken up, and then for the first time,
nc spirit that had sustained him thus exposed,
.o, morse Of food, for lie 9Th oftime sufficient
hornehim two thirds OF the distance across the
.,,n,;c sunk; his strength was gone-nature had
M ~ yiant work, and she even as other men,
Ws !, = him this morning. on board the Morton, and
\. ~ lind care which awaits him at his home IN
NJ cts hut few hours ago deemed desolate, he will
@ "a I, mother day, and recount the story OF his
~. Avs, heating between that world and this.
Az ar two since, with characteristic generosity
rumber Of sailors in port, suPposing their missing
AZ had gone aloft, made up purse OF some sixty
AN. - for Ais family, and were pleased to see up
othe desk ct the Railroad Once, second subscrp.
Ton n.oer for the sost found" headed by Captain
Honins ofthe Morton, his officers and crew, and
number Of other persons and, though but just
Irs sn up already amounting TO one hundred dollars
n Altogether, It 10 Of the most perilous voyages
remarkable rescucs, ever noted in the Long Book
4 Of our Lake Navigation.
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CONTINUATION or BUSINESS.

TEyllE undersigned would most respectfully
L inform the customers Of the Ia e firm that
he has made arrangements TO be supplied with q
large stock Of Goods this Fali--he therefore
lieits continuance OF that patronage $, liberal
ly extended 10 tho old establishment.
JOHN JORDAN.
Davenport, Aug. 92d, 1850. 5i-2m
ENEMPERAhCE Tales, or 'sSix Nights with
the Washingionians,' by i. s. Arthur; just
received the above celebrated SORES by the bes.
writer that subject in the country.
For sale at The Variety Store Cor. Cd and
Rrady sts., Davenport, Iowa.
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j. w. ID ALA MS
SI. LOUIS CHEAP CASH FAMILY
GROCERY:

UPDOSHe SlcdWDOdf Landing, UdtFHP0H.
II AS Just opened choice lit Of Family
AA Groceries and will continue TO receive such
goods as may be called for in his line.
Goods warranted and sold at st. Louis retail
prices, as my motto is quick sales and small prof
It's. lie respectfully invites the public to call and
examine June Goth, 1850.
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Gents. Furnishing Goods,

Such as Buckskin, Blk Kid and C,ssme re
Cloves, Buck Mit,s, Blk and Fancy Cravais,
Wool Comforts, Pocket Hdkfs., Flannel and Metz
Shirts and Drawers, Linen Bosom Slirts, Calico,
Check and Hickory Shirts, Llmbs Wool and
Yarn Socks. Also, good assortment OF Fine
,n, MoIeskin Hats, otter, Beaver, Muskrat,
kM Cloths and other kinds Of Caps, Boys and
Chdrens Gaps; all OF which will be sold as
cheap as the Cheapest.
Davenport, June 9th, 1850.
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BOOTS d SHOES.

Just received from Boston large stock Of
Winter Boots and Shoes all ofthe very best quail
~ persons wishing to purchase will do well to
call and examine my stock
G. L. DAVENPORT.
Ttavenpotf Sent 70
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NEW CLOTHING STORE,

4St-v w OLSJ llllNu = OlLIL,
CUP STAIRS.)
OrGr The Store Of g. L.. IENPORY,
Wall be found a general assortn,en, Of
SUMMER CLOTHING,
Consisting in part Of
Goats.
DBLk. Cloths. Frock Coats. Blk. Cloth
- S .ck Coats, Black Cashmere Coats. Mo!e-
skin Hunting Coats, Heavy California Coats,
Tweed Coats, Sleeps Grey Goats, Blk. Blu and
Dfab Blanket Coats, Rough and Ready Coats,
BOYS Cloth, Tweed and Blanket Coats, Green
Blue, and Plaid Hip Jackets. Also a lew fine
Cloth Cloaks
punialOOnS.
Black, Blue and Fancy Cashmere Pants,
Slttinct and Vermont Goth Pants,
Grey fullcd Cloth and M5leskin Pants.
TESTS.
Blk Satin, Blk and Blue Cashmere,
Fancy Wool, Velvet and many other kinds
Of Vests.
ALSO
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GENERAL
PETITION FOR DIVORCE

h Il 4 hUIN H O1t DAvOkeSAs
STATE or Iowa,
Scott County,
District Court, October Term, A. D. 1850.
Eliza c. Fiddler,
G sorge g. Fidlcr.
'He defendant is hereby notified that the complain
ant has filed the Clerks Office Of said County, a
petition praying TO be divorced from the bonds Of
natrimony from said defendant, and, whereas,
the Sheriff Of said County Of Scott has returned
on the subpoena sued ont against The defendant in
said suit, that said defendant is mot frund' in
said County Of Scott Now unless the said de-
lendant shall appear at the October Term Of the
Couit aforesaid, to be begun and held in the
Court House in Davenport, in said county, on the
fourth Monday in October, A. d. 1850, to plead,
answer or denur TO The petition Of said complain.
ant, said petition will be taken as confessed, and
the prayer Of the petitioner will be allowed.
JAS TliDRING TON, elk Dis Court
BRAckETr e. WAITE, Sol for Complt.
August Goth, 1850 81
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AND FANCY GOODS

VIZ D. Smith. in the old stand, has re-
~ turned with fine stock Of Jewelry and
fancy goods and toys, dolls &c y, all of which he
will will sell low for cash or old gold and silver.
Cocks, watches aud Jewelry repaired on short
notice and warranted.
Davenport, Sept. 9Th, 1850. II.
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E,,gl,a'a,
|isconN..
asound
slegib'ls
! on the
Ilyecn''
ecoi'r.
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IA LL persons indebted to the subscriber
IN bv note or book account, are requested to
call and settle the amount due me by the fifteenth
day Of September next.
&. l.. DAVENPORT.
Dagenror', srs 18th, 1870.
The New York herald., 1850-12-29

srEansHrP eoUrHERSEs Letters from Charleston
announce the arrival that port Of the steamship
southern.r, Tuesday night. She wss delsyeds few
hours beyond her regular time by the late gale which
her officers represent being Of the most severe
they have encountered along coast. Although
the ses, st the height OF the gale male com plste
breach the chip, yet she has sustained nc 'da
mage whatever.
Nrw ClupER sHir Sea GsnrESr.-Ths hold OF this
splendid clipper Is fast filing 9th OF the most
vslusbie csrfoss carried to the modern vi Dora
60 She will deps her fret voyage to the golden
shores OF the Pacific on the 10th Of Janrary under
the command OF Capt. VIM Horland. she IL now
lytus o. the foot of John set and her appearance
one spproschss her from Bross~sy, is most command
ing Every Que Who can appreciate the beauties ot
such noble speoimsns of chip building should psy her
a
The New York herald., 1850-12-29
U. 5. coMMrssrosrR's COURT.


On the re assembling OF the Court. at quarter to
o'clock, which was delayed TO that hour, In conse'
Jay s.hed for an scjournmen. until Monday morning
This application oppoted BY counsel for the claim
ant, and the Commissiousr said he would finish With
the witness who under examination at the ad-
jos W. Smith was then cross cxamInsd.-I lived at
the OF Centre aud Leonard streets at the time
went down TO Bucks place I can't say how long I
was living there at the time that was not the fret
time met Long had seen him several times; 1
don 9 remember what year met him first; won't
swear that saw him one year before that think
safe In swearing II was six months before the time
him at Buck that had nrst see him; II must
be In AZ frrt saw him; know Long BY his peculiar
locke his black face and his features his face looks
any scar on his face or any other peculiar mark about
his eountenanee 7 A 4 have not; swear positively
be is the mar man | saw IN the & ei.y Of New York & six
no popularity In that mans eyes I have noticed
nothing OF the kind In this man now present; IL
winter since; 1 don't knew whether he was engaged
driving q coach. or how he was employed; don't
know whether he drinking at Bucks, or n he
sdrunksrd; he was sitting down there; 10 was the
fore part Of the day. Q-Was he an idler Al call
all ptIsons Who 20 TO such places idler'i I have no.
been intimate with him since saw him at Bucks; I
have seen him often but have not ssen him every
month; have seen him oftener than once In ak
three times; saw him sometimes In church, in
streets, and In temperance meetings; met him
Of the steam boats when was going to New Bedford In
July, as he ssemed to be in tho capacity Of servant
on hoard the boat.
The orots examination Of this witness was continued
at considerable len 9Th TO the dates the several
circumstances he had sworn to. lie said he had gone
TO Nes Bedford for the purpose OF opening lodges
there. and he referred to q memorandum book TO re.
fresh bis memory. Mr. Western asked TO see the me-
mtrahdum book. DIR. Jay objected He esid Wit
ness was ct perfect liberty TO refresh his memory BY
memoranda, but II need not be shown 20 counsel un
less they gave In evidence and they did mot intend
TO DO 40
The Commissioner said that 10 being referred TO- it
shorld be submitted 10 himself and counsel
Mr. jay excepted.
IL va, nearly half past o'clock when the proceed
Ines wers ordered TO stand I'LL Menssy morning
Vast crowds Of ceored people stf congregste about
the Park and the excit suent 10 be daily In.
cressine Long was again removed " the rombs ~
large escort Of police,
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RrooIIvn C,tv tvI,.teIiyrepee.

CHkrcE % AssAULT WITH GN1Hrr TO KILL John Do
ran was brought before Mr. Truman Smith at the
Police Court yesterday afternoon, charged With stab
bipg Peter Roach on Christmas evening. at o per-
fer bouse at tire Of Berg and Boornan streets
10 seemed that quarrel had arisen very suddenly
between the prosecutor the prisote en- and others but
the precise Of the witnesses could state.
u During the tcuflie which did not occupy than
tve minutes altogether Roach received two stsbe in
the chsst OF them close TO the heart and, the
doctor stated In vital part the third In the alb
douen end from that the istestines rrotruded. The
knife with which they were alleged 10 have been ia
fcted wse produced; IL was common sort Of pocket
knic By the te,tirr opy of Mr. stsnibury who Keeps
the house 10 appeared thet the prosecutor the hrst
sggreseor. The examination vas adjourned till yss-
tefday afternoon. for the production Of Mrs stans-
bury, vbo found the kBNs, and tke doctor Who erst
saw the wounds. but further testimony taken.
The wounded man contisues In dangerous 81 tts. A
nan. named Willism Bradley. has been arrested and
Identified az PARTY implicated He Is slso held fsr
examination The case stands adjourned TO Monday,
atsPM.
CoNcLvaoS or rHs CnrISAL TerN, Ctrr CouRr-
Several prisoners who had been convicted we're
brought mp yesterday (ssturday) IN this court for
sentence. OF the cases repertsd In the Herald William
Wslth for bigamy was sentenced to three years i'm
-rsonm ent In the State Prison, ct Mount Pleasant
am John Stevenson lone Of The boys convsted OF bur
glar,N was sent to the county jail until he cond be
Tecei,sd in tbe House Of Refuge The sentence on
Wnlsn .sfvth for false preis 1ess. vas Suspended