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Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1851-05-09

PRIsrERs.-No trade sends into the world
smarter aud more active men than that Of print
ing. Look to Offices of trdsi and honor-where
lalen. and energy are required--and you will be
most likely TO find ten filled by Printers.
Who make our Uest Editors, Lawers, Congress
men and Preachers, Printers. Printing is a
glorious profession, thus 10 fit man for honor
and usefulness A college education is moth ing
/ to be compared with an education at the se.
0ne Of the greatest lawyers England ever pro-
duced was printer. Who is Lord Mayor of
London, Printer There are something like
dozen printers in Congress, all Of them on
ors to theirs profession.
Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1851-05-09

An examining committee about to test The ca.
pacltles OF an individual Tor school teaching, put
the following questions:
"At what period did France produce her gres-
test general 7"
"At what period 2" pausiug and scrilching
his head, sat what-ah! you've got me there
sure"
"Well, was it before or after Christi"
"Beiore or after Christ !-before or after
well, old horeses, you've go. me again cerlainl'
Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1851-05-09

An editor Of southern paper, by the name
oil Long, asked Prentice, of the Louisville Jour
nal IT. he ever intended to speak the truth. Prem
llee, 10 reply, says that he shall propably learn
10 tell the truth before Long!
Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1851-05-09

A man was one day wheeling barrow across
a chuichyard, not twenty miles from Manches-
ter, when he vas threatened by clergyman
with condign punishment, for his daring out
rage in polluiing the cons ecraied ground BY his
wheelbaTIow. The man, scratching his head,
said, Il did not know but the weeelbarrow was
consecraed too, forI borrowed it ofthe sexton, ;
Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1851-05-09

Go 1T Boors.-A Mrs. Boots, Of Pa, has
left her husband, Mr. Boots, and slraytd to
parts unknown. We presume that the pair Of
Boots are rights and lefts. We cannot say hcw-
ever, that Mrs. Boots, is right, but is there no
mistake that Boots is left.
Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1851-05-09

One of the spiritual knockers it Sc ms, has
been in communication with the spirit of Gen.
Jackson The querist wished 10 know what
ihe o.d General had first at heart. The reply
was: The Union-by he sisrnai-donl ,p6 ~
Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1851-05-09

A fop Of fellow who was sauntering about
a country village, saw pretty face at the win
dow of house, near which a little boy was
playing. "Bob," said he, "who is that iair lady
looking oull" ISIS" was the laconic reply.
"Will you tell me il she is maid or malronl"
asked the exquisite. She's a tailores,' answer
ed the lad, resuming his play.
Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1851-05-09

A kind word will often tell more than the Sc
verest reproof, and a sigh of sorrow makes a
far deeper impression than an open censure.
Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1851-05-09

wag gave the following toast at public
dinner the other day:
'0ur FIRE engines; may they be like old maids
ever ready, but never wanted
Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1851-05-09

The word singular. originally applied 10 thai
oi which there is no other. gradually came to
mean extraordinary only, and ''Tather singular,
"yery singular indeed" and such like phrases
ceased to shock the ear. TO supply the vacan-
cy occasoned by this corruption, the word un-
iqus was introduced; which, am hor:or-struck
70 see, is beginning 10 follow lis predecessor.
Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1851-05-09

How much more might people accomplish.
if they would but make it point 10 carry out
whatever they undertake.
Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1851-05-09

'Alarm,' said little naxen-headed urchin-
Marin, may go iishingl'-"Yes, Sonny, buI
don't 90 near the water. And recollect, il you
are drowned, ! shall whip you, as sure as you
are aliye.n
Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1851-05-09

Open your heart to sympathy, but close ii to
despondency The flower which opens TO receive
the dew, shuts against rain.
Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1851-05-09

He must be wise man himself who is ga
pable Of distinguishing one.
Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1851-05-09

Viriuous actions sooner or later will find
their reward.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-02-09
Our Baltimore Correspondence

BALTIM0KR, Feb. =, 1851
Hath Sfstis,ics Of Boitimore- Conr1sairoH nth
Captain Ipesi, If the dtiotic-Fgs--Lo~g Pas
sege SC.
The annual report Of the Board Of Health Of
Baltimore for The past year. shows many interest,"
ing facts The whole number Of deaths during
the year wss 4C2j-bcng 30 more than those OF
the preceding year. There were among this nun.
Der Il5 s'iltborr; | ,023 died under one year Of
age; ISl of consumption; 2i0 Of drepsy; Iij OF
smallpox; li2 ~ Group; 236 II dyseuiery: 75 in
child bed, &c There were l3 died between 20 and
loo years Of sre; 4 over 100 years
The total number of buildings erected in Baiti-
more during the past year was 81, which was
assessed N The value Of { ,g3s 030.
Captain Lavober. of the ship Star of the West.
just arrived here from Liverpool, via New York,
states that he met Captain Wes', OF the steamer
Atlantic, nj Liverpool, in the American reading
room, few days before that vessel sailed, and
bad conversation with him In respect to her
CAPTAIN Lavober entered; and on his asking what
was the matter, he replied that he was always
thinking of his vessel that he dreaded these long
Western passages; for, said he, " we carry much
steefn that should we come in contact w ith en-
ctherg, our destruction would be inevitable"
The country residence of Hugh Gelsborn, Esq,
known a. Celverton," a few miles from the city,
was destroyed by fire yesterday morning. Il was
handsome structure, on which there was no n-
furtnse,
The chip Victor, which sailed from I,yerpooI
for Baltimore. on the 18th Of November, consigned
70 Heufy Mankim Esq with freight and passeng.
ers, hes rot since been heard from. She has now
been out - days, and great tears are entertained
for her saley.
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ncrninR.
cotsti,uton Uall. Esoad~sy-Mrs Btsh,p evening.
htDo1gsi ttTett chGrch-R,v. Mr. Armitsgs, even
New Juaftlem church, Eighth rtrcet-Pr0G Bush,
uouiEa.
Academy. Clinton .trsst-R.v. Mr. Taylor. notnias.
Society Library, Brosdvr T-Rsv ~ Grir- evening
Congregational chursh, HamEopd s,rtst-Rsr pe.
Fatten, evening.
Convention Hal, woet,sr ssrcst-Rsr Jane, aan.
ws,h'nston Hsu, Hester ,trsst-rlisr s. LItsh,
Univ,Tsslist church, Orchard srs.t-Rsv. G. II Fay
tvenlfr.
Tsb,rnacic broadway Rev , P. Thompson, svsn.
Congregational church. Sixteenth ,treet-Rsv N-
Crawford morning
y Church, yestry street.-the pr. MoUuntoos
- LrSe' Building, Uui,on str.st-Rev. j. Mae.
Tree wni baptist church, Grand rtreet-Rev n NJ
Rsv y. Fine, Of orsns. county, N r, I. sup.
plying the OF " the First rresOy tsrisu church In
New Orleans, during he sbsepce of tn. Rev. Or.
scott. the pastor, In Europa Rev DR.. rsllnatgs,
yho Va. there during the vacation In the ossthorpe
lviYtrsty of which he is President has returned 90
bis Toss having recovered from attack Of the
thelefa.
accepted nsitstien 10 labor the stated supply Of
the church oi Lancaster, Ky.
Rev. 5tln M. hoChord has resigned the care Of the
church of shauneetorn, Ill ebd accepted sr invita-
tion 10 nbos the stated supply OF h arch rsce
organised in Grssncsetis, la
Rev. uenry ". Bowen, formerly Of Ma. ylsnd. hs.
accepted an Invitation 20 settle the stated eupri7
Of swo churches recently organised by Paiestiae
rfeshytery IN Ufbsns sDd Monticello, III
Fev Charles A pbeil has accepted IN itAtion
to labor, the ttstsa supply 0f the churchs Of smh
htla, Jsrssy CITY, snt Bisndville Ky.
Rev. Noes A. Hefs. Presbyterisr) hs. been dis
miesed At HE C.n request from the pastoral charge Of
the church OF Atf sns Ohio. and has been rrssen
With csl from the church In zane,ville In the same
The erst pr,ses TARTAN ohuroh At Albion havs
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ARREST or couHrERFEIrEPs.

the fahAma Jan. IL.
Ii has been supecsed tor time past, that ex.
tensive coming operations were carried in this
city, but until last Saturday nothing positive was
known. On that day a discovery was made which
st tiles In thr affirmative ia these suspicious
Ii seems that on sunday week last, Mr. Alex
arder Shrcliiie, very hard working aad worthy
me chanic of this city, who had accumulated by
his INDUSTRY some seven hundred dollars IN gold,
had made preparations 70 start for the Untrd
States on the morning following. On rising on
Monday mornipg. he discovered that his trunk mad
been robbed oi all the money il contiined. Sus.
proting OF his fellow iocgers, and another IN
dydual, Of the theft. he had thsm arrested, and M
searching among lhsir effects, large aud com.
peie set oi councrfeing apparatus, consi s,ing OF
dice, stamps and the necessary machiGery, ac,ds,
NC, necessary tor the maaing aod stamol x Mex.
ican dol'ars; were found About So 900 of this
coin, some yet unfinished. was also found. They
mostly If tae dates OF 1916 aud loG; but
Others may heye been struck, az IL il b. no meaes
csrten that all The dies have been discovered
They ere made oi German silver, aad neatly pa-
ted with good silver ny means OF galyanic bat
terry, which was also found among the machinery,
together with several silver watches exceedingly
wed galvenzed, aud witch would readily pass
with me uuknossirg oncs, for real gold
Ifrse things were eli foGai IN me old convenl
Of san Jose, near the southern vale OF tue CITY,
where the propretcrs Of them weie apparently
ma ing araagemeLts to cuteg INTO the business OF
ooustcrieuios quite largely. Theiy ranssa ars
Samuel Whltehsa ad epd John stiles Tasy were
put III Jail, but we have very lIile idea they Will
stay there many DAY or any longer than viii suit
their convenience. The punishment of their OF.
fence, BY the laws Of this country, l. III years OF
forced labor in the Quiaain mountains but Nag
at our elbow suggests that as they are active gud
intelligent scoun irel. this gosernment would had
IL advantageous 10 employ them IN the mint al Bo-
gotta to recoil the hase currency at thus country.
But few oi he bad dollars in circulation here
having principally been sent down the coast. where
II is said counterfeit money goes exceedingly well
They are generally well executed, but OF lighl
weight
S,hce the above was in type, stiles, enc of the
prisoners above uemef, erdeavored 10 make his
efcspe, OF Sunday night, by jumping oil the W All
oi the prison yard, but in his fall the ground,
sprained his anele 80 severely ss to be unable 10
MAKE oil
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-02-09

Bosf"Ni REQ. ., Io3Is
In tire woods at Bfairtrss, yesterday, two hunters
discovered the dead hodis, Of t~o persons fozsn stif
They laid side by ride. 0ns of-shsm proved to be
woman IN male attire II appears that they reached
quincy, near Braintres, 10 November last. They
ststed that they came flom ohio, aud par,ed as half
rothers AFTER stay a. eight days during which the
worried 1T boot making they vent into the woods,
nnG committed suicide The female was about seven
rna vel educated, and cf higher station than
he msp. ghey we're Great believers In spiritual
Aroekines
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PRICE TWO CENTS.

ing house No. 90 Madison street, occupied by Me-.
John GOODWIN and stealing thsrsfrom slSs in money,
prisoner is charged with entering the room with
false key On Saturday last IL seems he was seen to
20 up stairs and soon after, the return OF Mrs.
Goodwin, the property was missed None Of the prs-
perty was found on the prisoner. The maxstrass
committed him to prison to answer the charge
charge Of Robbery ofaoers Reeves. Sullivan, AMI
Duffy, arrested, on Friday night seamsu
on bosrd ofthe United States ship Constitution by
pamss OF william Hamilton, William Anderson, and
negro called James Dunbar also . sailor on board
said snip, With bottle and malst, inhicting several
usngsous wounds on ths head, breaking his jaw ani
possibiy racturns his head At the came time IL wa,
alleged they stole s33 from the negro's pocket. rhs
soencs ehcited before the magistrate showed that
od g,uags existed against the negro who accused
~ ing against them, on board the ship ths
bostswfn Hamilton obtained the mallst from GRO
eery Roosevelt street by the
vas psrPerated At the time Hsmilton took the al.
let he stated to the clerk In that he
TO beat the negro and when he ed the -
sne stors ne sIeiainsd I've cooked him =. sauinz.
msllet when 1t was returned Anderson was sesns,,
assault the negro with heavy bottle and between the
three OF four men him. the poor negro va, almost
killed as it's but little hope is entertained or his
reesvsry He wss conveyed to the City Hospital where
ne remains p senseess condition. The accused par
ties were ee1vsyed before Justice Osborn, who com
mites thep to prison for trial.
&c cfss FIX K Rfsy.,ossss sisy o.
called Bernard Dcley on a eSsrge sio,-ny a-s.-is
ing Andrew Quinn, residing at 81 Cedar street. oy
knocking him down In the public street, and ufeaoy
from his pervon SIS. 1t seems that Quinn was walk
ing along Orange street Thursday night when he
wassncdeny tipped up from behind by Doley, who
struck him vioentl several blows while he wa. On the
ground by lore. stole from his pocket the m oney
above stated. The accused was conveyed bsfo.s
Ju-tce Osborn, who committed him 90 prison trial
Charge Of Stealing Ci0thng.--A man called James
Peggan, was arrested yesterday, on suspicion Of
breaking open trunk and stealing therefrom guam.
tty Of clothing valued at $780, the property Of Joaa
Tracy Justice Osborn detained the accused for tu-
ther hearing
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BrookIyn CITY Intelligence.

1uA board scrERftsoEa ALpKHMwx-
-, SCrioS AesIvsr rug L,lrFs.-On Friday aftsr-
noon THIS Board met BY adjournment, when the con-
rittee 20 whom The question vas referred vers 20
have reported on the a1miseolty " the Aldermen Of
TIE second cas, who claim tnsr seats under the n-v
ci,y ehsrtsr. The whole matter however, took Al
unexpected turn. hy Nr Croohe (whJ has taken an
active part In opposition to the Aliermenl serving
ssch o. them a. they entered the righ q copy
q rule made by the supreme Court, In cause, Ia
thr nature Of gue WmranfO. by the people against
them, ~ Witch they rhe Aldermen ~ the second
els, individually nan-d) ordered % show tbs
18th 4stant by whs right they ella to sot super
ylsor &c. aud are restansA In IN. m.antine, frou
asirg such The di-ratsd point s thus referred 70
the decision II The Cent
Rior Az Dsyrr.-Soms tlsh. Or nins psrson, we're
charged, On Friday before Mr.. Jaaice }. & Smith,
18th disturbance and riot a. tnncs, At ths Old
Esnces to appear on Mentay
Fnrnsss B.lL The annual ball for the benefit Of
the Brooklyn Fire Department fund. took rlase last
Wednesday evening, at the Montague Hall the spa
cious rooms q which literally osied: hut tas
sble management exercised cnsssi all 20 particp pate
IN their fun measure Of enjoyment. Besides ths IssI
lng members OF the department. nearly oil ths alder
mea we're present a. were General Daryea. caronsr
psll. SC Tie number not te.. than too H. aIret
bic. Tie funds raised By the subscription are . b.
devoted W the aid of the widows and orphsns OF de-
csatcd nrtmen
dock about e have her engines put IN ~ vas found
nscesrsry 20 shii. OF the nasts which Operations
ss ~. nov Ysra
Inspected spd approved the machinery nc.
ecaooL CEssvs--The following Il the school census
of tho cty OF Brooklyn for the year 1850 giving
number q children between the ages of5 and 10 yssr
a. the Slst Dec last
white and cclorsd. .................... 22o3s
fclcred shlGren.... ..ss. ss.s....s. Nt
tumSer of private schools. ............. v2
This ,ho~s increase Of $40 In two years or p.ar-
~ 20 per cent Within the past year 10 persons we're
examn sud received licenses to teach one Ia each
q The orphan schools aud the others In the public
schools n the city.
CorSrEPrFfr TvEvry. rvr CTvr pfrcxs James aad
Elizabeth Lrvron were. Ihursday last com nitted
Ter trial Tor attempting to pass counterfeit money
They apIcaredto to be working In concert The ma. st-
t.mptsd 70 pas, one and seven others found In
the woman posstesion.
hcctprNr CAIrnFvE a store In Myrtle av an ss
near Canton street vac onfrhursdsy night are
by can pheps lamp bursting The IRE speedily
extirgrisbed By TIE 4th ward peiics.
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The Owcgo Murder, &c.

oWE.o, koD o. lool
1t appears from the evidence that there was diff.
Guilty between Garrison and his wife, 50 that Mrs G.
had left his house the day before, and gone to the
house Of her brother, John NJ Thurston. She took
their only child. girl six years old with her. Thurs
ton went In the afternoon to Garrison in relation
to the custody Of the child and had invited Garrison
to come to his house In the evening talk the subject
over with his wie; when they separated Thurston
turning home.
Soon after, Garrison started to 60 to the house Of
Thurston and again met Thurston near HE own
house Thurston returned in company with Garrison
TO the house. Garrison stopped at the door and
quested the child to be sent to him His wife said
he wanted to see the child he must come in.
Garrison then went in, and Thurstou handed him
chair, and Immediately passed utthrough back door
to the wood house. Garrison had become seated and
taken his child on his la AMI playing With it
when Tkureton returned from wood house with am
him in the head with the edge OF the axe buryiag in
his brain He then repeated the blew. which took
eject en- the eide OF hs iace severng the lowsr jaw
from his face.
Garrison died instantly retaniH his position in his
chair, and the child on his lap.
Gafrison's wife asked her brother Why he had killed
GalrisonY Herepiied that he could 1t hc.p itn
Thurrtor does q evnvr thslssst coatrt,oa for the
deed bat told thc Sheriff to day that hshsd served
Garrison right, and he was not sorry he did IL
was generally regarded as dangerous maa in the
community though he Is very respectfully connected
The Coroner's inquest was adjourned at 8 z. NJ till
a1s A. A., on oLday
until sfter ey get through With the evidence before
the Coroner
Further discoveries have been made in the burglary
case, and further arrests have taken place.
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FrnRuaRY s--ApMiss,oss TO rHr Ban The follow
ing gentlemen having been reported BY the examiners
as duly qualified were admitted TO practice as at.
Theodore Bailey Bronson, William O Csrpsnter
Charles Fraser, Louis N. clover Robsrt aillen
william Hopkins rranciss Hohmsn. James Mulsord
John NJ Plstt, william Crugsr Peil, John y Psysons
Henry q Smith, Otis visht svsn, AueustusF " Shot
YELL Berjsmin 9, wetmors, rou pkins wstsrvelt John
g. Wslker.
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NEWS FROM THE ISTHWUS OF PANAMA.
OUR IsTHMUs CORRESPONDENCE.

OUR IsTHMUs CORRESPONDENCE.
CHAaREs, Jan. n, 1851.
arrivals from caitformia- Destruct,o~ of Gorgona
The RaiLroad-Hsatth of Chagres.
Day before yesterday the Columbus arrived at
Panama, after boisterous passage of twenty five
days. She reached Acapulco, nine days out: from
thence TO Realejo she encountered succes ssion of
heavy gales, damaging her machinery, &C. /; she
fell to the southwark of the port and was one aud
a half days in returning.
Intelligence has reached this place OF the almost
entire destruction of The town OF Gorgona by fire,
which originated in the centre of the town, and
spread in every direction, destroying about one
hundred houses, which were principally occupied
by the natives IA dwellings and groggsries-a
great many families are thus thrown out of a
home. No American houses We're burned, al.
though II reached within few doors o. Mlller's
Panama Railroad House. The lower part OF the
town was saved through the tremendous exerons
OF the Americans The fire wos the wok of in.
ccndiares, Spanish thieves from Carthagena, and
thereabouts.
The railroad is rapidly' advancing, no,wi,hstand.
ing the dsaoy. tases OF the co..sy, aad difficult
~ of obtaining labor shortly after the arrive
at their stations maIv taken sick, and are en-
iirely useless 10 the company; numbers are al pre-
sent sick on their de; notwithstanding thus il
looks very lively, very like a railroad.
Chagres IL healthy US usual, at this season OF the
year.
The schr. John KoWIet, OF New Orleans, from
San Juan Nicaragua, bound TO New Orleans, with
u osd Of passengers from California, who had
each paid SIS for their passage put In this place IN
distress, and was condemned ; the passengers de-
manded their passage money back, and were re-
fused by the agent they consequently resorted 10
Judge Lynch, lashed him TO the fore scutt,e of
ihe vessel, and gave him round dozen. when he
Ielented and returned the money.
The steamer Gotgona Is dong the railroad COM
pauy much service, plyIog 10 ih- different statioas
The (tiCr aud " are all well.
The steamer Psmpero arrive Il ,his morning from
New loik, and finding several steamers here will
sail this night or In the morning for San Juaa,
Nicaragua
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B.Lrnoas, FEB. s-oH PM
The Maryland Reform Convention has adopted
Clause silo~ing only those Who believe In God, or re-
sards and punishments IN this world the next TO
. ct a. jurors, witnesses, and judges.
We have no mail south of Montgomery, Ala.
william NJ. WATT, the oldest Presbyterian minister
In the United States died at Liberty, Georgia the
+, 1st ult, In the ninety hrst year Of his age.
The trial Of Bullock, the defaating cashier OF the
GO n,rsl Railroad Bank commsn ced at Savannah, on
"a yedneeday last.
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HsRRrsHURc, Feb. 8, 1851.
srSarr.-The resolution relative to the establish
nept Of line OF mail steamers between Phisdei iphia
Fan Francisco, and China, Norfolk and Europe, has
parsed In committee. bill hss been introducsd to In.
csrporat. the Pottsvile anu Norristovn Railroad.
IIovss-A bill vas reported to Incorporate the At.
antis snd Pscine Steam N avigstion oenpssy.
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foar PLNsi Y, Feb, 2, 1851.
The following gentlemen have been chosen Directors
the Fort Plain Bank. for she ensuing year ~ oshus
tsad, John II Meyer, Nicholas Meyer Dsnisl Meyer,
1iyinssten spreker, John , Disfendorf Jacob Abeei
tr Henry Adams, i. Cady Rufu' Herrick Jacob San.
der, Peter Fl~ood Robert Halt George flsll Amos A.
.Isdley David wefwin, Peter o. Webster, and Thomas
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The Aurora Amir.

BurrALo, Feb s, 1851.
Charles X Grorin, who was held TO ball in the sum
of 400 70 90 chars. Of assault and battery
On Abrshsm Saith, Ia Aurora, In this county was
vetteraay brought before poiice Justice Child on
charge ~ nutdsr-smiit having since died After
ra exAnination, the Justice discharged the defen.
"a nt. there being no vidence of malice preps1ss