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COMMERCIAL SUMMARY.
Torfian iaarkets-prr Ntuqara

Dnrftgn iHarkfts-prr Ntagdra.
Lipe1pooI October 16--CoTToN-In the Cotton market
prices had advanced under the influence of the Paccs
adyices from America eighth of penny. Fair and
middling qualities had improved most large spec
lative existed and the sales for the three days
the departure of the Washington comprised $4,000
bales making aggregate for the week of bales of
which exporters took 0O bales and spectators $4,000 of
American qualities The stock of Cotton at Liverpool
elusive of that shpboard comprised 100000 bales of
with an upward tendency at the following quotations:
Fair Orleans, 61sd Midding Orleans Cd Fair Mobile
6l4d; Midding Mobile, sgd Fair Uplands, 6Ad and
Middling Uplands 5Ad.
RicE-south Carolina was worth 22s Cd y cwt.
The Havre Cotton Market firm and the sales during
the week ending the 18th Instant comprised ATS bales
board amounted to 10000 bales, of which $4,000
American.
The LONDON MAnKErs-All qualities of Coffee have adj
vanced from Is to rs u cwt OF Rice there more buy
ers than sellers
Consols for money and account quoted at from
lo06 to 1000 The transactions small in United
States Stocks we'll in State Stocks moderate bust
ness only having been effected during the week
Tradein the manufacturing districts has slightly i'm
proved since the departure of the Europa the 9th inst
the commercial advces from India being regarded fa
vorable for manufacturers.
FLoun-wesern Canal is quoted at from a2s to 22s Cd
p Dbl of 1876 Tbs.
ConH-Yeow is worth 29s and White sos u quarter of
LARp-Commands Cos q cwt.
| domestic iaurkets.
October 25-Saes to-day of 600 bales of Cotton
at easier rates.
Floun-Active Sales of 1850 bbs at 81 so 81 621s
for State, and 81 62a4 SIX for Southern.
WHE.r-sales of 1900 bushels Western White at l0Sa
| 109c.
oons--sales of 10000 bushels mixed at 75a759S, and
| 1000 bushels Rye at Sac.
ponKsales Of $50 bbs Mess at 81 and prime at $l5
BEEF-Sales Of 100 bbs Mess at so 5OaS1O.
suoARsales Of $50 hhds Cuba at Sc, and so hhds Of
| Molasses at 26c.
CoFrsE-sales of 1900 bags Rio at Sa9c and 100 bags
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY CRESCENT,
Tuesday Morning, November 2, 1852. J

OFFICE OF THE DAILY CRESCENT,
Tuesday Morning, November 2 1852. J
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Shin R ss Nd pak1 ,Its, R aa sS
sehr E!ias s s hth.aeo 'SD' Hurley
Fernando Ascona Campeacby, sFeruandez
ARRIVED
sSpp 4 s Ssn @ s ss IS a5s t s eaps
rasoS Ssafs Rio Jaasiro to Jas Dixon
@ from. Ct NJ
s'hr so EGst a nis from Das'' 81 '' s'h n 10 T. u
Steamboats,.
Pacific Fthnn, from ST Louis
Io DS1s ksy from from s Ss% c seSs
SS Downs ssssf pssa as rom ani poaaid.ensO
G sas sass psa Rso9 isd% sss St h ha
New Iatspa, i Hsspsr' from Bayou Sra.
T,sa nisfPfls9e from Cane RiveT
Forida Grant, from Mobile.
Lydia Sas,a DAM
s7h s ship bark JoSnson-broaglt up ship
MEMORANDA
TO- Jams obb reports the steamer Connecticut sunk at foot
FiensA Island Cargo all danagedthe boa. will probably be
| saved.
EXPORTS
rENsAco1Aer r Ella Is hs -four 80 Do pork 80 DO whisky
4, kegs butter lard 50 Cheese .
SO bbs whisky, do castor OIL
BARCEIoNA-Per bark NINA Gao bales cotton
APALACHICoLA-Per Mary Ellen hhds sugar. SO
whisky $40 do Hour bills 10 II btis
polk, do lime a3 cks bacon, 60 coils 30 bassing
| IMPORTS
BoSToNPer ship Sunbeam 54 paving blocks TO Conan
| assorted mdse.
PHLADELPIIA-Per ship Lydia $40 tons coal assorted mdse.
RIO JANElRo Per brig Nautilus: AGO bags coffee Jas Nixon
sh Ed Barnard "a bales cotton 81 hides order
BRAZos ST JAGoPcr schr Rogers 1900 hides 30 bales wool
to order
VERA cRuz-per brig pkg Mexican coin oropisa
| q J NJ Del Campo-b73 hides L de Fuentes &co.
snr Anita 43o hides AZ mahogany Jeane &co
go bags pepper, skins Camerien
II RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
ST LoUIS-Per Pacfc 100 bh 80 half bbs flour LYMAN
Scott bbs Hewitt Norton oa96 do Kennedy Foster
n Connolly &eo47 Ito Ogeby Macana hnger eco
o6 do 756 bags Kenneth Dix &coeo es Dbl hams Wrish
seo-a beams do apples 10 DO
NJ Nlartn-6o Gags I do IMieh
&sc2 bills y bugs dried apples non Sls hes
kegs Wnworh11eb xs capds 200 do soap
GainesSo bbls apples and snndries
orler-Toa, 60 bales cotton. S.5 ~
ST Lous-Per steamer James Robb w Shaw Nc
10 do Overflow do Gyeas do Helm chisn4o q
Converse Kenne co19 do liz do Lyman scott
q bbla lou Frest Do Marsh Ranet. &sS.lgo a.
s ssss Sao Ss s sa Y
Martin, deoot iarnnre ii hemp Gedds
bids tobacco Turner Wilson &coo do bales 30
ties hams Keepao7 do apples
3o aka corn orro Gayle &col6 bhs do kt
VII s 81 T. 49, 200 b5s shess Grief p Ia
steamer Magnolia: 1856 bales cotton III
1877 do Wright, Williams &co317 swincy &eo00 Fellow
Acoas7 Walt DeSaues991 Bande Williams &coI46 &c Rc
Fsasr Donegan &col ~ Greenwood &c0S Bysu9
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.aUis
AuxELEeTEuBs DE LA PARofssE DoRLEANs, CoNCERNAN7
LsADopTIoS on LIE REJECT DE LA NoUvELLE
iris

p ysrsa PROCLAMATION lanc6e par Excellence
Joseph Walker at de Ia Louian les 6lecteurs
quaiiGe paos doeans par lie present notifies
r6aeton IL aRD 2me de Ncyentre procain
1862 President DIES Eas Un il
les votes eft de prende e
do Ea Reinforcement dopon reject de
Ia tuition de 1885, ehaque ecteur deyra opinion
dit sctuiin LA
CONSTITUTION ACCEPTEEn g LA CONSTITUTION REJE-
TEE queqaes r,cts exprnaat intenon de eecteur.
Sheriff dc Ia pnroe dor,Gans,7 doctobr 1859.
N ehaane Poll troAieme sutn destine recevoir
des CONTRIBUTIONS POUR LIE MONUMENT WASHINGTON.
oes epta JAMES P. FRERET Sheriff.
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yEyHE ONLY TRUE PORTRAIT OF WASH
INGToN.-Justp published t. B. WEIGHS MAGNIFICENT
PORTRAIT OF WASHINGTON.

PORTRAIT OF WASHINGTON.
Engraved permn) from suarts only original pertrai in the
uporb picture, engraved the superintendent THOMAS
sulY eminent and highly gifted artist; is the Only correct
the greatest work art produced this country AS to lis
W I " s who
sen Of the celebrated original and TO CHIEF JUSTICE TASsY Of
its excellence beauty strike who aud ii is
happy ai,s likeness the Father Of his country good
peaance strongly impressed memory The portrait
ayo issued me 70 b. an p
cAss ~ lk. Of the great a Urg
sftS ne e pseS ss ps
amy P oiEsr s aaaasy
original together With the noble and dgnt Of air and
Of the ilusious man it commentaries"
Far great of this picture would every
washington following Artists, Statesmen
ssg9Es aSsogGanSnS and Elliott Of Ssyo, Rbro
and fani q Phlaisphia Harding boston;
Fs .. S qd a. s .ss adsPs So Esse
ieney Aar Fillmore Mai Windsld SCOTT Hon NJ Dallas
h sg S paa o s Hs lynn hGy g K oe WINS
thop b JURIsTs Hon Roger B. fancy 5en John pssg,
son. Esq the well known Librarian of the Ahsneup WHO
would rather than painted have 4
sparks LIZ d. ii, Prescott IL D., Washington Irving, Ralph
R,s Il w. G Ss s aT Hs saG t aasdf
Isad Halsar s'1sisH Arsh1aa Alison
hss e s h Ss ps aS
TO enable all possess this valuable reasre sold at the 10"
p'''' y = ~ S'f'' Published by GEORGE W. crLDs,
n NJ w. Of Fifth and Arch streets, philadelphia.
R o os Il c
This only be obtained from Mr. BYERLY from hi
Xr"ngenens Saye besn made with the Post oe
the Portrait be sent 10 point mail in Per
~ persons " remng FIVE DOLLARS ByERy New
i Siasnssnt Gt Flaes 81 up expressly ior Portraits
furnished n the low price Of % EACH oetsS collin
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Departures of the Collin. and cunard Steamers

AMERICA (Br) for .TURDAY October g.
ARCTIC, Jam 49,. NEW YORK;. WEDNESDAY, g..
EUROPA, tBr.). for NEW YORK. SATURDAY. g..
NIAGARA, (Br). for BOSTON SATURDAY, 1e.
BALTIC, (Am Tor NEW YORK. WEDNESDAY, 90.
AFRICA, Br).... for NEW YORK.. SATURDAY, 80.
CANADA, {Br) BOSTON SATURDAY, 40.
Havre and Bremen Steamers.
FROM SOUTHAMPTON. ~
HUMBOLDT. NEW RK....wEpNEsDAyi Sept. /.
HERMANN. for NEW YORK. WEDNESDAY 10.
FRANKLIN. 800. for NEW YORK. "WEDNESDAY, 49,.
WASHINGTON NEW YORK. WEDNESDAY October 10.
HUMBOLDT. for NEW YORK. WEDNESDAY 81.
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BUREAU DIES CoAfsfISSA1HEs DE LA
DETTE, c0NS0LIDEE DE LA NouvELLE-oRLEANs


En- yertu de la 37eme section de Pacte de la
Legislature de Et dc In Lousiane, nae aAie eonoder Ia
Vile In Nouyee Orleans Commencement pAdm
naadon approu,e 10 Fer 1887 la
section de e iuie suppleuenae IN ace consoder
Ia vile de Ia Ncsyee poarvor Incorporation de Ia vile
de asse 10 wills do npprouve 10 90 Fo
ye 1859 st s lie but de ndsr Ia dstte de laucienne vle
premiere econde ct rcsene ct dc nyiie de Lafayette
caehsses pour Feehange
dtert equitable, echua,
obligations do lhacienpe yile premiere seeonde ct ame
Municipalities vile Inayatte BoNs DE
DE LA NOUyELLE-oRLEAEs POUR La soMaIE De MILE
pastries GHACUs DATE Du Ter JULIET 1852, rAYABLEs
DAMS GUARANTEE ANS uenu Tresorier de In v
coupons SIX POUR CENT PAR payatlss
Ia vile do ler Janvi lie Ter Juliet do aimee
obligations echange, dit CT
des,us spoque iaquelie
insrets Los bora ennis
ofe pour ecange bons
quatras undi chaqua % undi
Is Norenhre 1852. l;sf3s
eter parte
Lite les commissions onsrtes
-. coMMIssAIREs....
A. D. CRossAfAN, Marie.
o. DEEuYs, ConifSIeur. ,
& W. IL GARLAND, TIesorer.
President da Connie de Finances du c0n'si dss
Y Aldermen, sHq
president coite Finance. con,e des Asia
Z tsnts-A Aldermen.
2 "A. LAYET, seeetaie. % Oct. 2p.
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ly- The new and splendid light draught
rodabiy detained viii leave for CNCiNSATI MADISON LOUIS
WILLIE EVANSVILLE, HENDERSON, PADUCAH ali nterns-
da Landings THIS EVENING at o'clock Passengers shippers
will please be rendiness.
I.I4J & Poydra sreet.
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500 barrels and bali barrels Of she eslshassa
try, in store mud BY q q B0aERF CO. %
Agents
fsd By ths CITY sams pcs ~ ri
general Agents, esses
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RrIus.


TAISSOLUTION,-Th firm heretofore exist
undersigned under the style Of AlcEl
BEVERLEY co. the day September Lust
AcHEL charged with the liquidation Of the
late firm, S. G. MITCHELL.
r. C. BEVERLEY,
noyo If b. W. POWELL.
M" The firm of MIoHELL, BEVERLEY Co.
being dissolved by limitation STEPHEN ACE Of tie late
fm will continue FACToRAGE AND COMMISSION BUSINESS
the style heretofore nove tt
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Ms- The splendid passenger packet steamer
LOUISA Capt Jackson On place Of the New
weeks yin eays for WARRs NEW CARTHAGE GRAND
BAYOU SARA and all intermediate landings THIS EVENING
o'clock. Passengers md shippers w please
move D. r. CARROLL So GaTondcle. street, Union
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Of city and s vicinity that he is
attend 70 81 u biz line entrusted to his
Surgeon will hin
fair The public his
and tho last eight in this
great found his Stables UNION
STREET, strees w Several fine
4 BUGGY ANDCARlsIAGEH HORSES FOfsS ALE oct25 "
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.

CRESCENT OFFICE,
Tuesday Morning, November 2, 1852.
COIE0N-The demand was again active yesterday. anf
resulted in sales of bales at unchanged prices Th
accounts by the Pacific which appear in our telegraph
column arrived after business hours: 80
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nss- The snland;d and fac,

~ The splendid and fast running passenger
MAGNOLIA ST Clair master yiGKs-
BURG, WARRENTON, NEW CARTHAGE GRAND GULF, ROD
NEY, NATCTIEz ali landings THIS EVENING
now SMITH FihISTER, 81 Poydraa street.
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NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET.

JEFFhRsoN CITY, [
Monday Evening. November J. 1852
Arrived to-day 1s9 Western Beeves 27 Hogs $50 Sheep
IS Mich Cows and so Calves and Yearings The market
is but little easier for purchasers than at the close of last
week, with good demand:
-PaIcEs--
BEEF CATTLE Zine Westerly ......T0 &C a fb net.
(Attakapas, Texas, etc.):. .3ki@5e fa II net.
Hoes y fb net.
SHEEP. So O0O$3 % u head.
Much Cows. $20O$55 q head.
CALVES YEARLlNGs. 500S9 90 % head,
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NOTICES.

me AS0NIG.-- officers and members IL
1v4 Of ORLEANS CHAPTER No. R. A. NJ, >sfsv
Hall, and Per-
dido THURSDAY MORNING, November at ~
o'clock, to Join In the ceremonies of the day.
Members DELTA CHATTER Companions
ytsdt to join with BY order Of the II. r.
S Companions viii appear Masonic Dress gloves
nor2 IS
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LIST OF VESSELS IN poar Vor CLEAnrp

Per ship anhqa,u nom Mr. and Als Nakes MI cade
a in stserage. aS
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-01-09
PUBLIC NOTICE!
S. P Townsend abandoned the Field J!
THE WAR ENDED!

, man who sought to make the people believe his
was original finally abandoned the field by
selling his business STRANGERS Being convince
of tho nutity Of warning against the better judgment and
people last disposed OF his bust
retired the contest thus virtually all
publications.. After accusing the Old
Dr. Of selling the use 81 week, and getting
IN false aidavts respecting the Old Drs original Recipe
after trying sedue of workmen to disclose to him
knowledge Of the Old Recipe by Offering high as
5000; after making ptng offers to the Old Dr.
himself, Of HOUSES, LANDS, MONEY and PARTNERSHiF'
through Dresser and Van Pet to leave
Thompson, SkiIlman & Co. and go to s. p Io"hseh
with his Recipe Sarsaparla so as not
70 SOUR FERMENT and BURST the b JTTLES. After Ii
be1ing the of firm, calling set uhPf"
spled en- and other hard Names he has finally thF0
the whole business heavy load to carry ana
the BURDEN upon the shoulders Of some olhA
whom he induced to take his place uDGSr the Pie''
they could make money by the operation -.
These strangers, understand, intend placing hotsr
lists the bottles redeem il from us p t
for SOCRING and PREVENTING when Is f'"t'' ~
birbest f the truth all sc have hereto
fore said Of it, It is VIRTUAL CoNFESSloN tha' II
neither By chemist heretofore nor IA" vH'
tases IF chemical science in s manufacture WIN n %
people the imposition anu nu'us !" '"e - -
article good medicine'
Brt We confess all the raseality ToRHERtT displayed
is nothing that these STRANGERS in placing upon the
bottles of chemist for EFFECT while at the
came time sarsaparilla is made after the FORMULA OF
s = Townsends Recipe.
IT the Recipe is CHANGED, then it becomes ANo
TIER ARTICLE. aRd should be ca:d the STRAIN
GERS SARSAPARILLA or by some other distinctive APP
relation. Come out, GENTLEMEN STRANGERS, and
show YOUR hands and let the public whether in
tend 10 make s. =. Townsend's SOURING, FERMENTiSG
COITOUND with tie Of chemist the label foi
certa purposes you making another and TO
tally article but intend putting it up in 5 Ps bot
Ties with lels, Signature Sc. and thus selling it unte
The fact Of sticking chemists nSzas OF
"a , ohm ~ Oh
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-01-09
CHICAGO BRASS & BELL FOUNDRY.
Fl. W. RINCKER,
NO. 1913 RANDOLPH STREET, CHICAGO,


Also on Canal Street. opposite Foss' Planning Mill.
xu0HE Proprietor of this Establishment prepared to
Cast Bells of all sizes He would particularly invite
those wish TO purchase Church Bells TO those of his
manufacture His bells will be sold on as reasonable
as be purchased from the East rom Agents
Eastern Establishments They will be sold cheaper fact
because he make good bell that will give large
volume of sound those of eastern MANUFACTURER with
fourth less weight OF metal and this proportion OF money is
thus saved in the purchase of hs Bells lie them
not To break for year with proper and should one
fail or prove TO be good represented it re-
turned his Shop and be made good without expense
the purchaser, by recas; be replaced by one If
one should break time during his life, he will recas it
for half the expense of casting Western people will see the
advantage III dealing win western man, and patronZing
western interests.
His bells have taken the premiums the last Fairs of
the Chicago mechanics lnstute-he last Fair awarding
hin gold medal. The following is copy of the report of
Fair of May, 1882
Article ii, Glass No. G, Church Bells
bell of T40 pounds by H.. w. Rncker, of this city, is
well made and smooth casting. 1t exhibits great degree
of skill in its manufacture; has admirable tone and
throws greater volume of sound than bell iis size
trial had between the above bell and manufacture
ed by Mr. Menecly of Troy N V, the latter being consd
crably the heavier of the two5 pounds The arrangement
for ringing Mr.. Rnckcrs bell temporary and 10y
erior 10 that of Mr.. Meneelys notwithstanding which
believe that there was but little difference in the distance that
the two bells could be heard and that the tone of Mr. Rnck
ers bell by far the most pleasing to the \ Cold
Medal was awarded 10 Mr.. Rincker.
The above IS a true copy of the Report.
C. r. SLOAT, Secretary
Board Directors Chicago Mechanics Institute
NJ Rncker is also prepared To do all kinds work
casting and furnishing, short notice and in good style
suchas machinery magnetic machines, physical Instruments
soda fountains beer pumps stopcocks oil globes, etc,
Also heavy Copper wOok for all purposes.
Old Brass and Copper purchased and taken in exchange
for bells atthe market prices.
Chicago, 1851
cg@ Orders may be left in Kenosha with f. RIIDD q,
al the Office OF the Telegraph.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-01-09

In addition to the above packages sold by JAS
NJ. Corse 4}0 by Or. A Piggoi 200 by Edward Brooks
1872 by Bacon & Hyde; 200 by John Buudng 20 by Dr. a.
Willing; IS by Dr. Donaldson and 300 by w w MIX
patrck-whch together with the sales by the wholesale
agents. prove that This article is altogether superior 10 any
other remedy ever offered for Consumption
Price One Dime per Roll Rolls for . CENTS or 81 per
Doz A liberal discount made 10 Country Merchants
For sale by Druggists and Country Merchants generally
throughout the United States and the Canadas.
The Candy neatly put up with directions for use
handsome engraving Of the Scottish Coat OF Arms and the
written signature of Hamilton Wade proprietor Is on the
outside wrapper of each roll and package.
Mcssrs BARNARD. BRO. & Co, Wholesale Druggists,
40 Main Street, St. Louis Mo-, the General Agents..
Orders from the Country, applications for agency direc
ted tn them, will meet with prompt attention. ly-5O
For sale at Kenosha by +. Robinson, and
StarklCeathcr u Co.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-01-09

toms. g,.r Ills uahlr medicine. the DRUGGISTS with
cha. ...t uctcue-s, added their testimony its
tae,. uy. ami unsurpassed efficacy. With them
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-01-09
DIR. STOR.TS CELEBRATED scorer
COUGH CANDY.
UNEQUALLED TESTIMONY.

We, THE UNpERsIGSED, DRUGGIsTs OF ST. Lotus,
Do hereby certify that the following is correct state
ment of the of sales of the preparation know"
Dr. Storms Scotch Cough Candy, prepared from MS orr
ginal recipe, by HAMILTON WADE, of st. Louis; and
take pleasure m saying that ii has given general sails
Ia of our who have used
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-01-09
& Fountain Of Sweet Waters,
.olid, Unbroken, Phalanx,

ave seen its effects and know that it Is good. And
tits were not enough 70 convince every doubtful
ava ..,u-c the ENTIRE POPULATION in one
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-10
L. s. Circuit Court.

Ptrloining LeitersFite Years. Imprisonment james
Nasss, Jr young Of respectable appearance who
bad pleaded guilty some month. ago, to Indictment
charging him with purloining letter from the Post
Office, brought up for Judge Bstts adj
dressing the accused, said have received letter from
the President declining TO grant pardon and The
District Attorney has called upon the Court to pro-
nounce ientence on you, You indicted in
April last, by the Grand Jury, for tbs offsncs Of
being transmitted through the mail There
other indictments against you, and you
pleaded guilty. You bave been In prison since
waiting the result q the application IN Jour bshaf but
the President why be should Interfere.
The offence tubectH you 70 imprisonment for period Of
NOT lers than Two years more than ten You In
confinement nearly year; but from the number Of
the rlCtmt ms against you and the character OF tbs
offence the Court will BE- constrained not to pass upon
you mere nominal punishment shall take into cou.i-
o.raton the tiue you have been IN prison the very
strong ndatioD in your favor snail order
you y be impri.oned for period Of i've years
The young man seemed greatly downcass, and was
Lltn Owed Irnm the court