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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-08-06
IMPORTANT TO IRON MANUFACTU-

IMPORTANT TO IRON MANUFACTU-
i RERS.-JAMES RENTON OF Newark, New Jersey,
has discovered process for manufacturing wrought iron
directly from the ore with wood mineral coal styled by
him oTe-weidng fdrace tan improvement IN the manu-
facure of iron long sought after but successfully at
tanned until Mr. Reuon discovery ard which produces at
pig iron is usually made Letters Patent have been
granted HIM for his discovery and the appointed agents
for the sale of rights and its introduction throughout the
West and the present high price of iron inducing maEy
capitalists invest in Its manufacture without being aware
of the great advantages this and valuable nven-
tion has over any other known mode think but sbser
wing their interest to thus early impress upon them the
pOrance of examination Of the merit OF ts late nEen-
ton before enbarkng any other made for making run
assuring them of its entire success and as se
monstraed by the furnaces now IN a'e
this pan -,.
Its not our purpose this advertisement to speak par
tculary of the almost incaculable advantages tn process
no,sses over all other modes for making ITon Gas this is
contained circular which win be pleased to mail
to the address any interested in the matter but to
call the attention those investing The manuac
ture of Iron and respectfully invite examination Of the
furnace erecting in this city, and which will be IN
operation by the 9Th June next Or TO the furnaces OF the
Afrcan nat;n 1rh i,1o sSels success G. DAVIS CO
Cincinnati June l-sw. sa
TTF STATE ifUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF PENNsYLvANIA.
fOtFcs on Caiar street, Tie Mutual Protection Offices
ABSTRACT OF ANNUAL STATEMENTS TO lsr 1881
Assets Nav st, 1852. S209,Ol6 81
premiums for the yearending May ISL '52 . 25o 6s
interest on Loans &C.; l'SiS ~
s44s,1ss 2s
Losses, Expenses, returned Premiums, &C.,
to May 1sl..-...- of'o"4 90
Capital Nav lst 1858 ssssa sass, ,sls 70
The rapidly accmnulathg Capital Of this Company IS the
best aitee OF It's entire rela billy RISKS lak en On s
most moderate terms snd losses adjusted aud met here
JOHN G. FERGUSON, Agent
Nashville, Mya2s, ls58-tf
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Heniersonyille. " C, Aug. 10, 1850.
Z g d i q qq q

beware of conneTfeiis and base limitations!
15- Tha genuine wall in future have the signature f.
TAYLOR on steel plate engraved label the top OF each
box.
Purchasers advised that counterfeit OF this az
tices is IN existence
The genuine sold only by US and agents appointed
throughout the South aad pedlar is allowed TO sell IT.
Dealers aad purchasers generally cautioned against buy
ing of but our regular agents otherwise they viii be mpos
ed upon with a worthless article.
For sale by SCONlL MEAD,
III Charities street, New Orleans.
General Wholesale Agents lr the Southern Sties whom
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-08-06
JAMES D. LEHMER, ..
Produce and General Commission Merchant,
1VN(INN OHIO

DR0MPTattenon given tothe sale of COTTON. DRIED
i FRUIT, FEATHERS, GINSENG, BEESWAA, &c,
&c. upon which advances will be madef required
rz Orders promptly filed for Cincinnati Manufactures
Flour. Whisky, &c, &c ~
Aeentfor the sale of Star ard Tallow Candies, Sale
raus Poi and Pearl Ash, and Lard OIL which will be fur
nshed at loiees market rates agiLhout Con,aissOs.
[inlrS-dGN2m :
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HUNrsyLLE, Ala, August e4, 1851.
This is to certify that had suffered for MANY wears with
Dyspepsia and diseases of the Liver Physician after Ply
sclan had prescribed for without receiving any ben
en1 when commenced the Of Dr. Bledsoes Alternative
Compound which cured soundly and | recommend it
because OF the same happy effect upon others nv acquant
ance JOSEPH CAROTHERS
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-08-06

LIFE INSURANCE.
HARTFORD LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, HART
FORD CONNECTICUT.
JAMS DIXON Pres. HENRY l.. MILLER, Sec'y.
Capital and Surplus $500, ,00e.
Insurance on lives of white persons ts joint stock
and mutual p9n. -
terms. S. IL. LOOMS,
jan 15-6m Agent
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20.
,e Case Linen Dress
Of STYLES ami raj.
less than the usnAl
1nsisiing af Beragz,
:, are unsGi7aiese :
I and Trir
ii0u
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A CARD.---I beg leave onform my friensis and pat
IA that have removed TO the store the corner
Ceder and Cherry streets from my old stand nsyi door
Also to norm them that have hand choice iot Of c.
Rars Snns Tobaccos and Pipes those ia Want Of ge ar
tcles would do we'll 70 Gull, as keep iostcc0SsT rcRE
J3i0ORE.
Little Indian corner Cherry and felar SIS.
r AIDES, FINE CATERS, Sl1PPEEs, a c.
SUP Satin Franchise Caters, up d Dxed Elan toes
{" Embroidered Bronzes id slippers;
Black do; =
Gents, Elegant Patent Leather Boots;
Superior French Cali Dress da;s
peg do;
Finest CLOTH CoScRSss IaIfERsi
Just received By RAAAGE = CHURCH,
juDes9 No ~ eo''sss 81
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-. GILES COUNTY Tenn Dec %. 1881.
DR. BxDsoE; feel that should fall short of nv duty
70 you anu 70 these who are afflicted, We're further
recommend your Alternative Compound II has entirely m
heved me- 80 that have not had Cause to take ANYTHING in
two months can eat anything want with nDuuitv and
believe my health IS as good it is advanced aye
should ever suller from dyspepsia again shall be sure 10
call on you am very respectfully your friend
ELIZABETH J. HARDWOOD
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-08-06

ITALIAN INDICATED SOAP.-For render
ing the arshest skin delcaely smoothe white and soft
removing saiUwueSs eruptions, pmpes, tan,
freckles or rcdness It's soothing influence Immediately
aliays the irritation of mosquito bites &C. while its datng
properties prevents the formation Of wrinkles and banSes
hen ifaready formed elciting the cheek of the
ciearness and smoothness of YOUTH Prepared by Dr. r.
Gouraud 81 Walker St. Isl Store from Broadway, York
For sale by feby GEORGE6REIG.
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DICH DRESS GOODS.-0n hand Rich silk, Dress
h Rich Black Silks super Black Gro de Rhines Kch
Printed Baeges and Tissues, White Barsges and White
Silk Marqu $50, White Glace Silks, White Lace Dresses
Embd Grapes Rich Darege de LANES Rich French Organ
diez, Muslns GinghaIls &c. &c These Goods are very
rich aud WILDE sold at very low prices, at
McCLELLAND'S,
iune23 $3.50 No 2a Public Square
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CyTRAYED.-From the premises OF the sub cribeI, ON
- Tuesday Of last week (2sth of Juue) pair Of BAY
HORSES about Is hands inches high, Of strung and
substantial appearance between the age OF and years
old No particular marks remembered other than
that one of the Horses had recent buse cut bis left
check bone and had when he escaped the heada Of
leather halter
Anv information concerning the sbuYe Horses viii be
thankfully received well as suitably rewarded II COM
mmn,csted to W. T. BERRY, Nashville.
Nashville July 9Th 1858.
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nrNs
,nblic thasthsr
ga stand. snd
ougsciiouery-
dies, Nuts, and
nis aud TOYS Of
aisr, Mead and
speriOr 10 any
E5lesaie atl2H
and with dis
iulys
5Oo Divah.
Npv 81
HfikTSOS&
Plain and Em-
ae Philadelphia
& IflLLMAN.
rred and Plain
althe Philstei-
u HlLEMAS-
III every descriP-
The Philadeiphia
u HILlAAN.
ow offered at the
E& HlLLMAN-
RVES.-Just re-
cable for Presefy-
Z & J. NI&ON-
Bead for disPsP
al. NIxoN'S
aiarier, half and
and barrels
I of Powder var
rs 60 hard and t0r
~aAN~ l. on
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Appointments by the President,

By and NTH the alOice and consent Of the Senate.
son, OF Virginia, and Thompson Campbell, OF llii-
nols, 10 be commissioners, under the act OF Con-
gress approved March Sd. 1851, to ascertain and
settle the private land claims i'll California, vice
John L. Helm, of Ketucky. whose nomina ton
was not acted by the Senate, and Inland Hall, and
Harry J. Thomson, of Alabama. removed.
Russell NJ. Bishop to be Receiver Of Public Mon
cys at Jacksonville, Indiana, vice Samuel Merri-
wether, deceased. ~
sIoner for running the boundary line between the
United States and the Republic of Mexico under
the fifth article of the treaty with that republic,
concluded on the I'd of February, ls4s. vice John
r. Bartlett, removed.
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rPOISONING.n

Thousands of Parents who vermifuge composed OF
castor OIL Caomel, &C., are not aware that while they
appear to benefit the patient they actually laying tue
foundations for series diseases such as salvation
loss of sight, weakness OF limbs, etc. ..Hag R
In another column viii be found the advertisement
!obensaek's Medicines to which the attention
all directly interested in their well as their chill
drens health In vercomplants and all disorders ari.
sns from those bilious type should make use of The
only genuine medicine. Hobensacks Liver Pills.
n1"Be not dsceired but ask for IIobensacks Worm
Syrup and Liver Pills. observe that each has the sig
nature OF the Proprietor, ]. N HoBENsAcK, as none
else are genuine =. :.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-04-21

MYSTERIOUS DIsArrEARAScE.-We were inform
ed by MARSHALL Ruffn, yesterday morning, that
about week since gentleman by the name of
Clay arrived with his wife in this city, on their
way to Pittsburgh. He engaged passage on board
the steamer Buckeye State. left his wife on board,
and went out into the city on business. He did
not return at the time appointed for the departure
OF the boat, which was obliged to depart without
him. Hswife proceeded to Pittsburgh on the
steamer and telegraphed to this city but receiving
no tdlngs, returned night before last, and as yet
has not been able to gainitie slightest intelligence
OF her husband. As Mr. Clayihad about sixteen
thousand dollars in his possession it is feared that
he has been murdered. Mrs. Clay is stopping at
the Walnut Street House, and would be grateful
to any one who could giyeher tidings Of her hus-
band.-Cin. Com. = 3 : = 1850
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MARKETS
vlslr OF TnE CRY couaelIs no Noero1k and

VIsrr OF THE Cry CouSctLs TO NORFOLK AND
RALEIoH.-The Baltimore Sun ofMonday says:
tThe city councils of Baltimore, at the Joint in
vtaton of the president and directors of the Bati-
more Steam Packet Company and of the Seaboard
and Roanoke Railroad Company. will leayeIhere
this evening in the elegantsteamer North TCaroli-
ma for Norfolk, to participate nhe opening of the
Weldon and CASTOR Railroad, the connecting link
between Portsmouth, Va, and Raleigh, N. C.,
which takes place Tomorrow. They will leave
Portsmouth in company with the authorities of
that city, and number of other invited guests, to-
morrow morning, in a special tain of cars, for
Raleigh, where they will remain over night, and
the next day return to Norfolk. The citizens Of
Norfolk and Portsmouth have made arrangements
TO give them a handsome entertainment Their re-
turn from Raleigh. They will probably reach
home on Friday. We notice that the citizens OF
Raleigh have made extensive engagements to re-
.ceiye their guests. ~ So Iii ~ 81
The completion of this road to Raleigh is sub
iectof copsid interest to the city of Balti-
more, asst gives us with the excellent
bay line of steamers, a direct and easy comumni-i
cation the interior Of tie Old North State, and
with which our trade, by no means inconsiderable
heretofore, must be greatly increased.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-04-21

=. ouro's ExroRrs.-That State in '52 exported
e4O.oOo.t0O worth of her surplus products-a
clear profit. The net profit made upon the five
hundred millions worth of landed property in '52
was eight per cent. The export of agricultural
produce from Ohio exceeds that from the entire
Union, except cotton and tobacco. Ohio's ex-
ports to foreign countries, in '52, of products Of
animals, vegetable food, manufactures of soap,
candles, leather boots shoes and furniture, exceed
those of the whole Union full fifty per cent
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-04-21

GTWm. o. ,Goode, late delegate from Mecklen-
burg in the Virginia House of Delegates, and
chairman Of the House committee of Finance, has
addressed letter of m1re than two columns to the
editors of the Richmond Enquirer, in which he
complains with considerable acrimony of the
course of that paper, with reference to his report
on the finances of Virginia. Mr.. Goode is man
of considerable ability, and has always command
ed the respect of all who knew him, but he is
rather too contracted in his views of State policy
to keep pace with the progressiues of the present
day. He is anSanti-internal improvement man,
thinks the State ina dangerous condition, and was
perhaps as little suited for the finance committee
as any member of the House. Indeed the views
Of some of the anti-internal improvement party in
Virginia, have been SO contracted of late years,
that by blndly opposing all schemes, no matter
what their merit, they have forced eague often
siye and defensive between all the friends and adj
yocates of Improvements in different sections of the
State, which has oftentimes resulted in ms-appro-
prlatlon of the funds of the State. We have new
CT been the advocate of appropriations by the
State without reference TO the merits Of the work
proposed, but we have always thought that it was
the paramount duty of the State to project and
foster the great and leading lines, that private
and individual enterprise may then easily find con-
nectioEs. and easy avenues to market Virginia
has long been blind to this true policy and the re-
suit is that her works, left unsupported except by
individual enterprise, have never materially ad-
vantased the State and it is only of late years that
her citizens have woke up to appreciate the true
position which they occupy. and to discover that
Virginia behind nearly every other State in the
On on in travelling and commercial facilities The
result easily seen. In the haste TO make up for
lost time, many appropriations have been made,
which mature and sound reflection would not
have sanctioned. and the blind opposition of the
minority has produced combination, which will
possibly as far exceed appropriations, the
amount called for by the necessary Improvements,
as the votes of the minority would fail to do JUS
tice to the crying and pressing demands of the peo-
pie of the State.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-04-21

STRIKE AT PHrLADELruA.-The shoemakers, rig
gers and house carpenters, OF Philadelphia, held
meetings on Tuesday evening, and took prepara-
tory steps to secure an advanced rate of wages
Every branch of industry seems TO be moving in
the matter. Even woman deems that there is a
prospect of being paid for her labor.
A demonstration was made by the iourneymen
cabinet makers last Friday-they held an informal
meeting in independence Square, and afterwards
pnraded through the streets. Twenty-Five per ct.
is the advance demanded.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-04-21

."CoL. FrlnAonE,'' alias "Col. Polk" arrested
in New York last week, on the charge of swind-
ling, it is said has been three times in the State
prison. He is exceedingly accomplished and easy
IN his manners and since his arrest has been den-
tilted by several persons including hotel keepers,
who haze suffered by him. His real name is Lar
kin. Hepretends to be intimately acquainted with
all the leading men in Washington.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-04-21

son of Mayor Riddle. of Pittsburgh, aged
years, was amusing himself with firing at a mark,
when ball, having passed through three boa'i
fences, struck another boy. RoBERr FARLEY, in
the heed killing him instantly. Young RIDDLE is
mild. amiabIe boy, and is much distressed at the
fatal Termination of his amusement. 1t should
teach all the necessity of abstaining fom the use
of fire arms in cities and towns.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-04-21

The House of Delegates of Maryland have pas
sed the bill for the Eastern Shore and New York
straight line railroad also the bill authorizing the
Philadelphia and Baltimore railroad company to
build bridge across the susiuehannah at Havre
de Grace.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-04-21

To the potera The third District in Virginia. for elect
ing a comntSstoner Of The Board of Public Works.
Ge"tenen,-since declining again run for Congress-
have, unexpectedly received solicitations from yarfous
parts of the third District to become candidate for the
Board Of Public Works II you think can be of service
to you in this position you at liberty to
Whatever of ability may promote in that con
nection the best Interests OF my natl We State
Most Respectfully,
e J. nj. H. BEALE.
House Of Representatives. FEB. IT. 1855
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PERFECT JET BLACl
REMOVAL.

HAVE removed my wholesale stock of DRY GOODS
AND NOTIONS, to the four story brick building
No. HI, Dlnin street,
west side between Monroe aud Union streets, where
will be prepared with an cary and extensive Spring
stock direct from importers and Manufacturers which
would be pleased to have my old friends andcustomers
to call and examine
feb4 - WIN. T. SELBY.
nS"J G. MeteaB will be found at the above establish.
ment. whore he awaits his old friends a .'
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ARRIVAL OF TIE BLACK WARRIOR.
LATER FROM OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SENT
TO SPAlN-RECEPTIONO OF SANTA ANNA
AT VERA CRUZ--CONSPIRACY DETEC-

New YoRK, April II.
The steamer Black Warrior has arrived with
Havana dates to the 18th instant.
The ship Persian OF Baltimore. from Havre, went
ashore on Friday night last thirty miles east of Fire
Island Light, with two bundled passengers on
board A steamer had gone TO her relief.
On the 9Th of April, forty five prisoners, charg-
ed with inSurrectionarY attempts, were sent to
Cadiz to await the decision of the Queen. Among
them were those who had been condemned TO death
but reprieved at the garrote, including Count
Pasas, Dulces, Joaquin, Forum and Others of high
standing. Before their departure they were allow
ed TO receive the visits of their friends.
Martin Gulliano, late Secretary to the Captain
General, had married Miss Scul the daughter of an
old American resident.
The English steamer Avon arrived at Havana on
the 10th from Vera Cruz Gen. Santa Anna reach
ed Vera Cruz on the LIST, and received with
the greatest enthusiasm. On the End he issued q;
proclamation to the Mexican people, making mag
nicent promises for the regeneration of his below
ed country. f-e ae u ,ys,zr
private letter from Havana gives the names of
the political prisoners sent to Spain. Among them
were Luis Edwardo Cristo, landed proprietor;
Juan Gonzalez Alvarez, q wealthy planter; Joa-
gum Miranda, lawyer, educated in Connecticut;
Pinto, also a lawyer, Cassie, doctor of laws and
francesca Valdez, who was at the head of the
cartridge manu- factory. .4li.
conspiracy has been detected among the Grim
inal prisoners in the city prison.. They had pro-
cured arms and intended to rise upon their keep
ers. The rlngleaders were German, formerly a
cashier in a mercantile house, who had been i'm.
rrlsioned for embezzienlent and German attach
ed 10 the Revere House. .
MARKETS.
~ HAVANA, April 9.-Sugar was active at enhan-
cling rates. Sales to-day of 5000 boxes Cucurril-
chos, Browns and Middling Fellows at 54a6f reals;
White scarce at 81 reals; Muscovadoes tend DOWN
wards, prices ranging from 4aa6 reals. Molasses
scarce and in demand at 24a2 3-s for Clayes. No
sales of Lumber, Beef or Rice. Cheese scarce at
1Sr. Flour $40. Hams l3al4r, prime Eastern and
Orleans do 16a19r. Sugar box Shocks 81; Hogs
head Shocks abundant and dull. Freights to the
United States 81 50aS1 62S per box, and Sc 5Oa
81 per hhd., and S3aS3 75 for Molass.s Exchange
on London casa premium; on New York 23a3 per
cent. discount. S
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THURSDAY MORNING. APRIL 81. 1858.
: u1eJudge R. It. Conrad, the President Of the

=. G.Judge R. T. Conrad, the President of the
Hempfeld Road. is now in this city. Mr.. Elet
will arrive in the course of week, when the
Board will take the most efficient measures for
the immediate letting aud speedy completion of
the entire work. The Marietta Directors will also
push their line vigorously to completion, and the
Hempfeld and Marietta, united at Wheeling, will
present to the public. line that must defy COM
petition for the trade of southern Ohio and the
south West. Philadelphia and the Central Road
have proven themselves alive to their true in
teress. by their recent subscriptions 10 these Roads
and doubt not but that the result will far exceed
their most sanguine expectations.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-04-21

-u Wm.. B. Messer, the conductor who had
charge of the train at the recent dread full acct
dent on the Pennsylvania Railroad, has been tried
q fot murder and acquitted.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-04-21

ma mad dog was killed on the levee in ,sin-,
cinnati on Thursday last It is saidsupwards of
one hundred men and boys pursued the animal.
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Ronrd OF publie .xorr,.

RobertJ T. White Esq, the present Senator from Lou
be supported candidate for the Office OF Com
missioner of the Board of Public Works. Northern
district of the state Mr. White is gentleman OF higI,
character ability and intelligence aud having served
eral years in the General Assembly is familiar with the
system OF Public Works. MANY.
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TnE LOUISVILLE ,Posr orrlcr Roprn,rrnlx..-rhe.

THE LOUISVILLE Posr OFFICE RonBERY.-The
Louisville Courier Of the 12:h says: ..a-s 81
Yesterday afternoon Col. Leavy, special mail
agent for Kentucky and Tennessee was brought
before an examining court upon the charge of steal
ing money from the United States mall Messrs
johnson and Price were the magistrates in The case
1t was proved, that package of bank bills
amounting to $4,000 had been put in the most
Office in this city. 1t was handed to Mr. Edwards,
the postmaster, in the presence OF Mr.. Leayy. 1t
was deposited by one OF the hands in the Office
(Mr StIasbure) in the box for Nashville Some
time afterwards Mr.. Strasburg left the Office calling
the attention Of Mr.. BrecknIidge, whom he left in
charge of the Office, to the package containing the
money. Leavy still remained in the office. When
Mr. Maury came to the office Leavy was still there
He was several times behind the table next to the
box. When Mr.. Maury came to put up The Nash
vile mail, this package was not to be found. The
returns of the mail from Nashville showed that all
was safe except this package. Mr.. Hutchings
finding the money lost set out for Nashville He
followed Levy, by description, out upon the Chata-
nooga road, and finally lound him. He found one
twenty dollar bill i'll his possession, and subse-
quently another. Leayy agreed 10 return to Louis
yille,sand indeed made restitution of the money.
After few remarks from Mr.. Richardson for The
U. S., and Mr. Ripley for the accused the prisoner
was held 10 bail in the sum of ten thousand dol
lais.l.i4 ~ u -