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Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-03-10

A Post Office has been established at Har-
woods Crossing, on the *. ana T. X. r., called
ssEast Bowdoinham;S - Hatch, Postmaster.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-03-10

Rev. lothian Sewall was installed pastor Of
the church and society at East Oxford, N. H.,
on the 10th ult.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-03-10

O. A steamer is now building in New
York which is to run between that city and
Portland.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-03-10

Maine has employed in the fisheries, capita
to the amount Of $491, 900, and 27sS men
yielding product of $55s,ooo.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-03-10

PHTPsBURG.-The following gentlemen were
elected on Monday last, for the year ensuing
Thomas M. Reed, Moderator.
N. G. Reed, Town Clerk.
$ F.: S 5 S::is; ss'.s'nsp.
Joseph Bowker, Treas. and Collector.
P hlll'sn p DSlSy' co"s'abIe4
N. G. Reed,
S. w. Gushing, Sup. School Com
w. H. l.. Wildes,
Thomas M. Reed, y
James Drummond, Auditors.
James Duley, -......
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-03-10

Mr. BAILEY, if we are rightly informed
entertains but few ideas in common with the
wings, and seldom co-operates with them in
the elevation Of their candidates. He is, how
ever, an active, intelligent business man, and
his long experience and acquaintance with the
wants Of the city, eminently qualities him fol-
the station to which he is elected. We have
no doubt the interests Of the city will be well
promoted under his administration.
The following are the gentlemen elected 10
the City Council - '}"
ALDERMEN. .0
Ward I-Wiilard Hall.
do 2-James d. Robinson.
do 3-Peleg Sprague.
do 4-William Drummond.
do Edward X. Harding.
do 6-Charles Davenport
do John G. Richardson.
COMMON COUNCIL.
Ward Levi w. Houghton, Elisha Cox,
Zina H. Trufaa;
Ware flames M. Lincoln, James Covel,
Elbridge G.. Wilson.
Ward 3-John Shaw, David Croker, B.
o. Weeks.
Ward 4-John Hayden, George Ross, Ru-
fus r. Haines
Ward 5-Charles B. Lemont, Thos. H. G
Marston, Zone vacancy.)
Ward 6-Freeman II. Morse, Saml Eames,
B. S. Quinnam.
Ward John Larrabee, VIM. II. Smith,
Isaiah Croker.
CCNSTABLES. ........
Ward William Hogan.
do 2-Nathaniel Longley.
do 3-Joseph McKenny.
do 4-John Beals. .r.
do 5-Jesse Grace. .r....
do &c. Pinkham.
do Lewis Totman.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-03-10

20 We learn that deputation Of our citi-
zens to the number Of about forty, called upon
Mayor Bailey, at his residence, on Monday
evening, to congratulate him on his election.
They were invited to enter the house, and par
take of the good cheer it afforded. Speeches
were made, and the company finally retired,
well pleased with their reception.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-03-10

The best safety valve to a steamboat boiler is
/, sober engineer. As long as the officers carry
too much steam, the boats will follow their
example.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-03-10

- We are under obligations 10 Messrs.
vinal and Clarke Of the Senate, and Morse OF
the House, for State papers. i.#5.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-03-10

A rival telegraph line from Portland 20 ~
gor, is in contemplation.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-03-10

r.. 1890 1884 tons of shipping were built,
the State of Maine building more 'nan az the
other States in the Union. "
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-03-10

e The Ladies Of Bangor contributed ST.
50 for the support Of city missionary in that
city the past year. All sects united in the
creditable undertaking.
The several societies in the same city re-
Gently contributed $5s6,s2 for the benefit Of
the poor. The churches in Bangor and its
neighborhood have also contributed $1l57 "a
to the young mems Bible Society-of which
$939,4l was paid over TO the American Bible
Society.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-03-10

West BArH.-The following is list of thu
town officers elected in West Bath, on Mon
day last -
Josiah Perry, Moderator.
Nelson Ham, Town Clerk.
Edwin Noyes,
Francis NJ. Brown, ScIectmen.
Benz M. Brown,
Edwin Noyes, Treasurer and Collector.
Nelson Ham,
r. w. Adams,
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RAILROAD ACCIDENT. Capt. James Purring-
ton, OF TopshaIn-an old man about 76 years
of age, and somewhat deaf-was run into by
the two o'clock train from this city on Mon.
day at the "Blind Crossing" and considerably
injured, but it is thought he will recover. His
thigh was fractured, and he received some 9th
er flesh wounds. The horse he was driving
had his leg broken, and the sleigh was entirely
demolished. Capt. p. was taken to Brunswick
where his wounds were properly attended to-
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-03-10

- The Union Inauguration Ball, at Cor
inthan Hall, on Friday evening, was well at
tended, and the company, we learn, had a JOY
GUS time. Music by ]. w. Raymond's Cotl-
lon Band. The supper, furnished BY J. Nc
Donald, Of the Hatch House, was highly
snoken of
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lie GISL ATIVE
TUESDAY, March

SenaLe.-BiII nmendatOry Of act providing
for the education of youth, was read acc.
i ond time, and on motion of Mr.. Stark, laid
on the table.
Passed to be engrOssed- incorporate the
Rockland Gas Light Company.
MIR. Cary called up the message Of The
Governor, with accompanying documents,
relative to the purchase Of The Massachusetts
lands, and resumed and concluded his re-
marks IN reply to Mr.. Chase when the sub
Ject was again laid on The table.
Honse.-The report Of the committee ON
banks and Banking was taken I'D for con-
sIueratIon, and accepted.
fetlii0nS reterred-Ira Ii. Delano askinatO
ne released from liability Of note held Nv
State taking his logs after he had paid there.
for. F~'s
Remonstrance ofC. G. Atwell 81 81 lame.
Erskine ct al, James WiDchenhact 1, i :.
Arnold Blaney ct all, against division ar Till.
coin county.
MIR. Fessenden moved to take nm tho Hill
10 cede 10 The United States the iurisJc,;or
of a tract Of land on Martins Point Il ~
county of Cumberland, for Marine Hospi,aI
which was passed 10 be engrossed.
On motion Of Mr.. Smith, the committee
who on Saturday received the votes Tor Ma
jor General Of the 9Th Division, was directed
TO receive them tO-dnV
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liberty rests upon Il proper distribution of
power between the State and Federal au.
Ihorities; and experience las shown, that
the harmony aud happiness Of our people
must depend upon q just discrimination be-
tween the separate rights and espoOsbili-
ties Of The States, and your common tights
and obligations under the general govern
ment.
And here, 10 my opinion, are the consider
atoms which should form the true basis of
future concord IN regard 10 the questions
which lave most seriously disturbed public
tranquility. If the Federal Government will
conhne itself 10 the exercise Of powers clear
~ granted by the Constitution, it can hardly
happen that its action upon any question
should endanger the institutions of the
States, or interfere with their right to man
age matters strictly domestic according 10
the will Of their own people.
In expressing my views upon an impor-
lant subject, which has recently agtaled the
nation 10 almost fearful degree, | am moved
ny no other impulse than a most earnest de-
sire Tor the .perpetuaIion Of that Union which
''as male US what we are-showering upon
a. s dressings, and comforting power and in
nuo"ee which our fathers could hardly have
o'pa.eu' even with their most sangune
"oR1s u"ec'ed 10 far-off future.
Lne ssh"ments now announce were moi
uusn'wn before The expression of the voice
which called me here. Nv own nos;,;o 49,
upon this subject was clear and uneop;vocai
upon The record of my words and NV ac,s
and i is only required 20 at this time beeauss
silence might, perhaps, be miscons,rued.
With the Union, my best and deares,
earthly hopes are entwiued. Without i.
what are we, Individually or collectively ,--
What becomes Of the nobIest field ever
opened for the advancement; Of our race, in
religion, 10 government, in the arts, and in
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NEW-JERSRY ITEMS.

Nrv,Rx IvPRovExg.rs- mother capacious factory for
Japan ed leather Is being erected BY Mr. r How
Ill upon the bill near the jail In acditodro several bu'd
ms slready the premises. others will De hushsd IN
lev onhs surrounding almost entirely lot OF = ares
sud nskR ro~ 500 get long ny an srsgs sutn o. ~
FEET In n Of factory now standing $50 feet long
wide and two stories high IRE proof boiler room mas
put up 80 by ~ feet fora 50 horse engne and tree
boilers 80 feet long by 40 inches diameter which Will turn
IN motive power 10 the whole establishment heat 90 dry
III oyeps and arm al the buildings 80 that no rs Will
be- used except in connection with the engine. All lining
this are two three story buildings O5 feet on the canal
b, 20 wide ard the other W feet by a. with back wing,
of one story l3 by 30 The buildings will DO occu-
pied tanning and currying purposes and the whole
ran ge located that raw hide thrown IN at ono end
continuously through the 600 feet IN the various De
partn eLts Of preparation TIL resche. the Once At me
other md The establishment will furnish employment 70
about 45 men Its location onthe canal gives great al
yautaee by the facility Of recsiving coal and tan oarx AS
The Manufacture of spsnnsd leather requires the use Of
v.ry combusiible materials every precAution has been
taken for the suppression OF nres.
TIE HorrEsr-A New jersey paper says I'll was so
bot during the late hot spell in camden, that woman
was seen h. ding frying pan oct OF second story win
dow co king ham and eggs in the SUM-
bsvs no doubt OF T. knO wing do thar certsin
RAILROAD terminates that town, and IL 10 not hot there
or somewhere else where that road or owner, si TER
inmate have forgot our geography asu orn0ooiy '"o
A. OrrREGEous CASE Is rEESros.-Abont month
ago entered at ths Mayors othcs against
woman ho had thrown can Of boiling water on another
you an The facts vers stated "a follows;
The family up stairs we're sub tenants OF tncss os.ow
The living IN the lower story was scH ana "a os'
and hearing noise up stsrs she deliberately got OUT %
bed went Up stairs with the can Of boiling water and
dashed in the face Of the WON up stars IL scA1ea
bsr sv erey and being the time eHes fears are ga
tsueo that serious consequences would follow Inc wo-
man who committed the deed nmeastey atfe vent
10 bed again and being unable 10 attend AZ the Mayors
ce her went bail for her appearance when she
cot we'll On Wednesday the injured woman gave birth 70
SOL born child having upon rs body sin,x m.rk'to
,bose let mon the woman after the scid Inc cfcnm'
M III case were brought 10 the notice Of the May
q, Who on Wednesday night required An increase Of bail
f the Appearance Of the offender At the next Court 70
answer the complaint" Trenton IN j Gazstte Aug ~
srppEs DEATH Is CANDEs-As The congregation OF the
Methodist Church q, Camden were rising from me
sttude of prayer Let Sunday was noticed tnAr @ty
remained In . kpeelng posture. Those near nsr gsny
cave her nudge bat without effect and close sx.in
IA~-S- fTreut0n American, Aas d.
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FIVE POINTS HOUSE OF INDUSTRY. I
NEw-YoRK, Saturday, Aug. q, 1888. J

FIVE POINTS HOUSE OF INDUSTRY. I
NEwYoRE Saturday, Aus. q, 1873.
To he Editor Of Then Y. T'ibEne
SIR; Am able 10 find language sufficiently expressive
10 convey my gratitude to you and the friends who hvs
been awakened by you 10 lend US helping hand. Las
week this institution in debt $500. did not d-s'
pair because old, always have, trust u Providence
that God in bis good tins would raise friend 70 save
this home so mSny poor children from parhng through
the want of few dOllsrs e suspected that ha wonlt
sect The Nes York Iiane as bis instru nen aud bad
be LEES cause expect ard from you or through your intl
ence because had never spoken WIN You upon tle SUI
iect of our endorsements Sul felt crippled. Parents
came aud begged t. have their but he want
Of funcs compelled me- TO reuse. Nunerou. ons1oe't 10
rescue the isen nsssed before TO which had - close
my eyea and tse separations OF my hesrt for hsd no
money bad but little resonto nope beneVoiencs asa
grow tired or rather. it nov appears any VINO mad
that good feeling their heart knew nothing OF our wants
means 10 90 good
What ,hsll We do Whist will become OF our little
school, Of our orphans and Of the efforts TO remove some
of the sisp this black spot OF sin from the heart Of ~
City unle.s somebody comes to our ssccor-wAs a,uy
mrs, eru nquiry OF family circle Hopa in one less
Trusting hsd sooner died. but trusted s still deter
mined up ell my own scsnty means before gviog up
5000 already spent bad made fesfu Ne IN ihoss m7sn
when star bright and clear appeared TO snImsie us s
With hope.
In one week after the publication Of your story OF Ho,
Con- aud tho death of itls Katy more than 1882 have
been found IL exhausted treasury. such are tbs
suits OF the rt week have - good cause TO n Isl that
Toe next snd ensuing ones Will outstnp IL not from
tn CITY alone that blessed gifts hsye coms but fran
The Corary wherever heart has been touched out 81 tbs
abundance the bands possess hath these much want
ca most acceptable rings
Verify. YOU have been the instrument ia G-is hands,
10 do much good. You have not Only given satisfaction
and present pleasure 10 your readers cat you have wk
sneo spiIit OF benevotnce and roussd many dornAn
minds TO action sgsinst the evils of niempersnos
r,oice 10 know that the story Will be printed in
book form, with telling illustrations, Tor general circl
lsiion.
aud express you aud the benevolent my mos; snose
thanks L III. PEAsE.
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BEFCHFR-At vflamsbursh Friday afternoon, Ana 10 Ma
La Presden Day vewHAca
GtLsfON-st Eat Hadd.m, Conn, August ~ Ana Maria wits
Of Henry Gelston, asedSs =.
TAlLoR-O Friday Aus 10 Jacob B. Taylor Fac In tho I'm
yearOf bis
The friends Of the family invited attend bis funeral vthyut
rthr the residence OF b., osoaw Res. Dr. Hat
ned .e2 Henry Monday, Aas. - a. o'clock NJ
wALKER-On Saturday afternoon, Aus a. MI william wsksrs
aged :. years 80,
without further invitation this Monds afternoon f0coch foss
IA. l.fe tcs aeuce No 55SeventhT
Sunday morning Aug a. OF d,ssntery Kate
nf.n DAUGHTER of Eliza WoolcOck 10 mouths
aid q days
friends Of the family respectfully isvted -
residence No II Third this Nou-
da,) a O'Clock. ,hout faI Their invitation.
NHITE-A Leedse Duchess Co, y sarah Frances, wsfo
II Edward White. In the 9th eaT OF her
friends the family respectfully invited 70 attend her fan
Fs Baptist Church Nassaust BrOosyn this Monisyl
.ts al O'Clock, without further uotce.
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SUPREME COURT.
SPECIAL TsRs--b~fcre Judge EnSoSps.

Ikkk-o<tcfe
COMMISSION oF LUstcY.
spplicaf;on vss made by Mr. Dsvin o, petitios a
hama wife Of James T. Power dry goods dealer. We
understand in lillian at stating that t1-re 10 reason 70
believe said James T. has become insane. and sskins
com mission Of luuscy Try the question IL Vas ->t>f
or The application that he ,kec about the house, refusing
10 bsys anything but his shirt and drawers cr shawl
over bu-he said he greater than the savior and had
had an ir,ervies with the angel Gabriel-and other
spoke ncoherenty lie is nov in the Lunatc Asylum
The commission OF lunscy granted.
Lsass Morrel Arthur Mosrel-
SUIT ~ DNoscE.
Motion for allowance OF Ssuo tor counsel fee. a1d toe
reference 10 Mr. Csmhrerg IS to >limcuv. grSptsa
John 5. Ccnklsn sst- Ell,s Conkhn.
Sur. by the husband for divorce from his wifs on AZ
count Of d.s.ition abandonment Of him. by latter
motion for reference opposed being sd her only
fault CHARGED. taking her infant child and gong
home to her mother in New jersey Decision - to moeoa
reserved
10 the matter of widening Dusnest. Motion for aP-
pontu Commissioners Of estimate and Assessmeut
granted
Opening One Hundred and Thrdst Notion Tor sp-
pontment Of Commissioners Of estimate and sssemeue
granted
The People es rel Reynolds sst Asrish c. Flag
Motion for msndsmus sgsinst the Controller. requiring
him TO carry cut the contract in relation 10 removal %
ofa from the City Hearing postponed TO Tuesday
The People ex rel Wright and smother at
Also motion tor msndsmus ss % purchase OF lease q
lots in Forty ninth for OF contractor for renewal Of
oifN. Postponed rs above.
Oliver p. Hanna sst Mary Hams
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chsse by he L Bank. In the yerplsnsk family the
fa'her If Hon Gulisn G. Yerplacck owning IL. Wal 81.
in ,rst dsy fashionable street for dEelog houses
The verplanck family bat Ii lie foressT, <hen they i'm
ported The bricks from Holland 10 build this thsir hons
stead what rent IN ter.si they you'd have osen paying
II thir desc sdants bid ciong u Il til this day.
BEE1NG OF EURoPsss DsHocssrs TIE Ss.E-
sPEAkE HoTEL os SATURDAY EsEsIsG.-A mseting
held lss shovel II the invitation Of the COMMITTEES of
French Democrats ard the general European democrscss
ook pat In it.
Citizen Campsorss explained thai the mseting had been
called by tbe French Committee preparatory reunion
70 nsder the best OF tesying Captain Ingrs
ham the feeling. Of hs European Democracy mo- in this
city in regard his noble conduct in defence Of the Hun
gsrisn Exile. kOszts.
Citizen Foresti zbo suferiog from severe cold
requested citizen Nsrinaehs to propose that join. com
utee Of the several nsionses be chosen for ths par.
pose of forming plan f.r general meeting Of the a.
tionaes and also draw up set of resolutions TO be
submitted to their fel!oE Democrats for appreciation
person advised separate mestings Of each nation atty
Citizen Hrschfed agreed 10 the proposition Of Foresti
far as regarded the creation Of Committee, but recon
epdsd that that body be authorised act in the mater
and draw up the resolutions without loss of time since
there was no dissenting voice TO the euloes passed
Captain Ing abam.
Cuizen Busson spoke warmly in favor Of the PROPOSE
ton OF Fores and deprecated any separate and sostsd
action.
The proposition Of Forest was adopted BY large ma
jcrty.
The Germans then named citizens Kelner aud Tickle
upon the proposition of Dr. Schr.m aud Hirscteldbe.
Gauge K and +. are members Of committee named in
the meeting called by the Seventeenth Wsrd on this same
business put since neither Of them were present in this
;n..snee d. schram named to replace either
of them, should they refuse to serve
The Poles named Alexander Mduski.
The Italians, Felix Forest.
The French Campdors, and Msrtinsche
The nomination of the Hung ians reserved for
meeting among themselves
The meeting then separated The joint committee will
meet on Monday, August 22.
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y
Tota receipts the Custom House .........tIk,1 ~ ~
The above table shows decrease Of tH5,fs % n ~
snouni in the hands OF the Assistant Treasurer - con-
pared with the close Of the preceding week
We understand the Government have purchased fsr
$4,000 the property In WslLstreet next the Custom
House. present occupied BY the Bank Of the State md
the Bank Of Commerce. for the purpose Of Assay Oaoa
under the Act OF the last Congress This property vas
bought within years At $4,000, and resod TO TIE
present occupants at $4,000.
The following correct List Of the banks hat had their
notes stolen from the Auditors Office In Counbis Ohio.
Bank Of Irousop, Miami Valley Bank Springfield Bank OF
Springfield and PickSway Bank, Of Picsassy county.
Their rotes are refused by the Cleveland Banks.
Tie Boston 7ranse'ipt ssys'-Tbs number OF nsv
banks which have recently been chsrterec has caased
CREST deusnd upOo bank note engrsves q W issn ms'
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In the Stock Market there but little disposition 10 Iead
freely upon Stocks Of the fancy class.
The steamer Of Saturday took fair supply Of bls sAy
GOOD signatures 9a9iasi. drawn 10 point Prodsss
bills bnng asl, There have been no Specie shipments
this week.
The following table will show the receipts snd pay
sn,, At the Assistant Treasurers Once, and the rsceipss
and deposits at the Custom House for tho woek sndag
Ie.
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SATURDAY, Aug. PPM.

SATURDAY, Aug PPM
The Stock market closed heavily for the week. showing
some reaction rom yesterday Es fell 4, Harlem Can.
ton = leading II, Long Island !, Parker Vein Flor
ence Report As compared with the close Of Iast
veel prices show that the better class Of Stocks are
higher bile the bubbles Of the market generally snh3
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F0sf soo,sSl P,nna RR ga IS schgy Ass rrserssL 81
~ do 81 100 do. ~ as CO. sl o do gs go Long
AR Isl 80 do l5i zoe DO ~ 30 do lo 10 Uhica Jana ~
h 10 ~; l6 100 Long I.ni RR ~ 90 TO- Is.
s4 hoe I'd s1CcO schuyl Nav 80 ~; el0 10
90 IerBa ssst; 5000 s. 6s 55 r. i, Il Pesns
81. d. .; Camden Anhoy RA l@ 10 du. C.nil5 100
Grad I5t as Bank 81 900 Lon leland RI. 49, 81 30
y Auerc I,surs ucet
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Referred.
MARRIED..
DIED.

GoDDARp-ELY-on Saturday. Aus 80 q, ST. Ms.ys Church.
Rev. 8 Parker LeoaAd Wales GOddsrt ~ Ats
lade, daughter Of Smith Ely, Esq
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE MONDAY AUGUST %, 1853.


Adr-r- s-nerf
D.eCIEREorTFEs ~ COL0Bs.-Artenton 81 ta- Pho
n scaled 70 CusSsT's sr,- Of CIr-t D-xlrfr-yr 40
- 4ia.a P0rtrirs rh- s1f ran
tsl.s ~ IRE Ds.-rr-s nnisa OF sa
~ Fsinrs Nunerurs - - 1- nt<rnc-n
q e. w. ~ hrsEsf u Leonard Dsg-reosF~-
deceased rersoa< ooIi.d in OIL
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Il. Circatt Cert.

steward 81 the brig Chine ea ccored nan changing ne
Captain As The Captain arrested he'd 70
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APPEAL FOR EMMA TRAISLR!-The foil wing sums have
bean received response to the appeal for the redemption
Of Emma Trainer the wife OF Charles W. Trainer and the
mother of little Jane The needed is s7oo. VIII
oen. rous nublie respond 10 the calf
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.
Us COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.

IMPORTANT TO sEAxES
In the case of N.lsop. House, and Berry, sesnso
hd Win an atteup. At revoI, on board tbs clipper ship
Hurieape on board OF which they had shipped for Cal
iorria but refused duty already reerred TO- their
counsel consnded that mere refusal 70 conneoes work
rsvolt ard u quoted decision # the lts Judge Wood
tury 10 that eject Who held thA although an individual
had tpped on board vessel he c0ud not be considered
80 m within the nearing Of the act Of Congress until
he had performed some dufy The Ccnmxionsr, in &C.
cordance with ssd decision, dismissed the complaint
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AUBURN. Ssrurssy Aux n isY
The 8 Circuit Court assembled At sclock TINS
ing and WAS called TO order by Judge Hall
The case Of the Government sgsins, j. D. Nsseat for
rsirg pension papers which has occupied the ces dsf
ing TIE term vas given to the Jury last nsh and tasy
this morpirx delivered verdict Of Gai ~ jude hs1
sentenced him Auburn State Prison for sx years aad -
pay fGe Of 81.
Nj IAN wes.an. who arrested With several Others
in Soeh.ster for making bogus brought pts
G. mt snd pie AIDED guilty. He Was Sc itsned 10 Aaous
SAT- Prison for years and to pay fms Of Oh.
Tie Ccurt then adjourned
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UNITED STATES MARsHAI5 oYyIcH
CHANGE OF cErEL PusIsasrsr AT SRA.
Complaint was made BY Orlando 0rthwalt, cock snd