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Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-05-17
The Coming T,,CI:SslliiS,

Private letters from the old world gta;e
that the movement iowaris the new i,
likeIy 20 prove cxlraofiil afy within The
coming six months. Ii is estimate that
some 100000 mer, women ana chiliren
will leave England and lrelanI, ana
this vast army will be increased TO near
ly half million by advcnlurers from
Germany and other portions OF Europe.
A still further impulse is likely TO be CIV
en- to this living tile, by the strikes in
the United States, ard the extravaganza
reports that are published in foreign
journals, as TO the demand Of labor ana
The hieh rates oil WAGES in this county.
Wha, is likely to be the general eAscl!
Let US imagine ,be accession oi popu'
lation OF half million within the mex,
six months, and of this aggregate; at Ieas
100000 laborers. The inquiry is well
worth phrsaing.-phia Ina. ,-,.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-05-17
Great Earthquake In tho Indian
i~'-N NArcliDelsgO, t- T-'

The Singapore Free Press Of the 4,l
OF February last quoles from the jaw
DO le' the following accoun, ol.ihc ter
I riblc.uommoiion of.naiure,l which com
mcncoi on the llili or probcbly ihy
lGili Of November, an las.eI until :,ho
22n ofDeccmbcr last:
al the first shock nearly all the hon.
ses were thrown down or very much
shattered. The Government, bui!dnga,
the church, the officers houses, unl the
warehouses suffered the .graalcsI injury.
The Chinese quarter was a heap Of ru'
ins and the native village on the Zon.
mega. Wis laid waste. Nothing is'visi.
bic Of the village Of Loinbo.s bu, heap
Of ruins. Saru was terribly shattered,
while detached pieces of rock lay every
where scattered around.
But the misfortune dill no. stop here.
Abou, o'c!oc! a disturbance Of lhc sea
Zee be'iag) occurred, which filed eve
y heart with fear ana dismay, nnI eau.
sci every one TO ly TO the hi hes, ground
In quick succession the bay was filled
ANA cmpliei, and al times it appeared to
b. only Il little RIVER.
III. ship Atta.ai. .Rachmnn, lalen with
rice an! lying in the roads, twice touch
ei the Grola as,or--!ihc her Ma jesly's
bris Dc Haa, which had anohore. tie
day pre>ioa:.--having been driven bac.
wari aai forward u numblr Of times;
but this sca quake increase ia fri ii.
Ial manner, anl thrice ove!whyi.a j
Great Banda an! Neira with ID. lar csg
rollers; on the last place they reached
s9vefl! ige, higl! ia the houses, anI bais.
open the doors.
Tha prahus in the roads were driven
amonsl and asains, each 9th II, and car.
ricd to ami from the shore. these pra.
has belonged 10 The Saru and Key Is.
lands AMI Ceram, anI a part of lhelr
crcws in Ing themselves on shore, took
;hcllcr in one Of the shells on the old
pier, but ,hcy coul not Withstand the
force Of the rollers, anil in a moment
they were torn out ofthcir place Of shell.
lei an,l driven sGawa;ds there mis>rably
10 perish. 1t is estimated that SKY
men lost their lives in lhs way.
Miserable was the condition Of ,hc
iriAbi,unis, who saw tie waves twenty
si.A feet hi4,h rolling toWari them; threat.
ming 10 cnaulPh them; The ground con
.inual!y rocking under their eei; the at
mosphege echoing with lou,l reports
like cannon shot, filing their hearts
with lear, AMI this all destructive, indie
scribubic siate-not merely for fye min
utcs-an hour-a da!--hut for success
sive days; for these Irj, ,,hilu! natural phe
nomcna only ceased on the %! of De.
ccmbcr, while all that time scarcely an
hour passed tia, The ground did 10
heayc and shake.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-05-17
Veteran Statesmen.

Webster was 10 years of ago on the
18th olJanua.y, 1852. A journalmain.
tanning that he was not past the age O.
public usefulness, referred to Lord Mans
field, who acted as Chief Justice until
age fs3; Lord Eden, who took a mos,
active part in the parliamentary discus.
sion on the Catholic Emancipation Bill
at The age Of 80; the Duke Of yelling.
Ton, who often spoke in the House O.
Lords, with admirable wisdom, a, e3
Lord Broreham who spoke of,encr, per-
heps, thau any other man, a, Is; Ian S
downe, it adds, who was one of the mos
active members OF the late Russell Min.
stry, was then y. Lord Palmerston
who has many q battle yet TO win Oh
foreign fields, is about 70, and so is his
itrmcr rival Aberdeen. 1t nigh. have
included in its list Kent and Adams,
anl the stronger case Of Benton, who al
the age of nearly so, was fighting one Of
his creates! baltles--a battle which drew
equally upon bis mental and bodily
frame.
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Beautiful Christian Sentiment,

Gregory, Of Nyssa, one OF the Greek
Christian Fathers, anl brother OF Basil,
the Great, gives EXPIRE ssion as follows,
10 the scfler and more profound emo.
lions fone who felt the mysteries OF
Christianity:
Whom | sec every rocky ledge, every
valley and plain, covered with new fresh
vefiure, the variegutel foliage Of thc
trees, and the lilies on the ground gifted
by bcneilc.ent nature with the combine j
attractions Of odoranJ color; when 500
the blur ocean at distance, toward
which the clouds seem 10 be floating on
their way through Heaven, my soul is
possessed BY melancholy which is no,
entire y without sense of enjoyment
When the fruits have wi.herei away in
autumn, and the leaves fallen 10 the
earth, and the boughs Of trees, deprived
OF their green garni,urc, wave dry ana
shrivelled, we are led instinctively in
the midst OF the everlasting AMI regular
ohanges.of Nature, to feel the harmony
of those wonrous power; which inform
all things. Ie who con,empIa,es them
with the eye Of the spirit, recognizes the
liulennss Of men surrounded by the
wonderous msgni6cence OF the Universe.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-05-17
English Surveillance and American
Gvfnnhs n a. :, =, !, ~, ~ 4, y, "A

The Reg v5Gr, OF Washington city, 4
in haste 70 copy the sindiclivs ahlclcIil
the L. end,n Tines against kossvTn. !
could notuaii 70 hear; or if i: heag! ~
had not the msnliness to! publish H.,
disaypwal oftho Government, when qucs
oned Ia Parliament, rbou, The sllcssc
seizure q arms in KossvrH's house
The questions which were askeI, were
based upon the very article in the Times
The Gi n Is Of KossurH affirmed ,ha, nc
such seizure was ma lc; but that the a!
leged seizure was that Of rockets 10 .
rocket factory, with which KossuTH hal
no come, { on.
We mertion this subject jus, to say,
that who soever K,ssvTH and his princi'
ples Of liberty may now be spoken Of
By men WHO ran urcr him in proves, AMI
made speeches lo,lel with epiihe;s oI
admi.n ion; he has sill our warmes,. and
most earnest. and most unuba,ing sym.
na,hy and admiration. We are no, ol
that time serving crew, who for prcsen;
popularity last winter, fairly kis,c the
groun he ,rcal upon, ami are first to
cry;"Oh! how We vera Lunbuggel!'
when he loves oufs oe-, and no fur.
lher capital can be male from the sub.
ject. We have regret,e 10 scc inAucni.
al journals an even such u respectable
Magazine "a PuTyAM's monthly, (foi
April,) in !ul in in coniemptuous llns.
and un es2rvca sarcasm against man
yes, God knowsD a manly Man
whose cloquen, tongue, pleading viii
sublime a,hos and earnest hope, for HI,
beloved lalherianl, no threat could 81!
!ence. no exile could chain.
ooh. he is eloquent; bu, so unsafe!
sings out the dead hearted sycophanl
who once healed the dcpu,ailon iron
QuodHbet. "lIe was such demme,
imposlah" Jrawls out something in fn'
clothes, whose tailor has just been dun
ming him. in "lmPosier" is echoe'
from! tongue to tongue, until We grow
Tired of the r:ilerat.on.
And some have even gone 20 far will
their reuciionary sentiments, MS 10 su.
eest his probable ares! for offences a
yanst our government, if he should re
turn. Well, We should !; ike to see ,ha
tfie once. The people have always beer
with the noble defender Of his cnslaye,
country. The nigh and holy principles
upon which he asked for our aid and in
ielligcnt sympathy, were as sacrel a.
the oldest law in the cole internaliona!
AM as pure as Christianity. ..,.
Con will Justify his ways TO men: an;
KossrrH will not he the least .ignii
can, instrument in the hands OF Him
wh, VII not suffer his creatures 10 b
forever oppressed d.-SiatcSman.
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RH EEA E. n TWO
IOUS Ell 0 i b W D X u s

must sooner or later Prove to beln the / mite 4.
States, what il is in England, the most jypu.ar
pcrioG.eGi lutisdce.
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SO pares oru., llh several pages cf original
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We sub o II few Of I'll. very many notices
constantly received from the Press. IN eVc2
quarter # the tri5n ..s
"Therc are few publications that We takl
more said pleasure IN reading iban Ltc ti,Usc.
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~; but, If we were. n pCrInaGcnt cure Cpu.d
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tone VI feeling, il Las no r.val III english period
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upon to be- much Ola fiction reader, b,;t we col.-
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David Copperiield,' not only without injury,
bu; with profit. He Sketches character IN
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The Printers Strike at Baltimore :
Great Excitement.

BALrixoRE, May 4.-1hcre is great
excitement among the printers hero to
day. All the employersaccedod 70 give
the printers but SheI wood, and the So.
ciety met last night and ordered the
hands in the Argus Office to stop work il
the proprietors would not take their
press work from Shefwood's. Aidei by
Mr.. Bull, one ofahe proprietory Of the
Clipper SherwooIs boys. all wen. to
work stthe case to &c. the Evening Ar.
gus out. Tho hands in :he Clipper
Office then learning Of Buli's course,
stopped work as z, ...,.o n ..5.l y.
The Shsrwoods seem determined to
resist the Journeymon, especially, as "a !
- ,ks n4shnet Of conducting ltheles.ab.
ohBSns. esy s.n&sP 'ez ''s ~
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Our terms we wish distinctly understood. are
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ken Of orders unless accompanied by the money.
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Paper hanglngs.

Z AN now receiv ~ my Spring Stock Of
l French and Amer an Paper longing. which
far surpassts any thing Of the kind ever oG,rgd
in tins miikei Many Of the patterns were pre-
pared and packed p-eSsly fJr me in France,
and embrace all the attest Styles.
II IS Of grad. ana price fl III cts. to $3.50
per piece.
lave Ten Thousand p Gees embracing MIRO
than one hundred different patterns. so that The
m ST iasiidous cannot tail to be suited both in
price and quality. Tn" second story of M ok
sore building. vii! be devoted exclusively To
Paper ilangings. and will he brilian'!y lighted
every evening, so that p2rS rs can have tilt, Up
porunity oi examining rs well nj night as i'll
daylight. Tie 5 ye Of Velvet Borl.rin.s this
season S really beautiful and nj half the ,'saai
pr.cc. !. STEPHENSON.
li,r M 4, Buckeye Block,
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BAKERY & CONFECTIONERY.
WHOLESALE g. Retail

FINHE subscribers would INFORM lie citizens OF
lronton, OF Lawrence and tie adjoining
conties that they have recently fitted up d
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL BAKERY AND
CONFECTlONARY-ia in tho town of Ironton,
wherethey will be able to supply at all times
merchants and others with On ,cKEaJ BnEAp and
CAKE Of any description, and every variety ol
confectionery IN any quantity to suit purchasrse
All orders will be filed on most reasonable
tenps, and on the shortest notice. 4a ssf
Attention Of merchants IS respectfully invited
-~ II. & L. COLE.
Front smeet. .Ironton January 1889
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Tr.!a .ug.1l-..l z 5.PRlI7G TRADE.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-05-17

Fo: several years past have SO the various
pr,paralloiis vi Dr. II. Il. i,cllefs b1h al whole
safe ami nelali, aud They have with scarcely an
cActpdoii, ven Satisfaction 10 the piTcnlsCrS
Judging r.m he repJr,S of tlJse who have IS ID
tH.ili ANA what nave seen Ot their elect,
CO.'S I-r tnem excellent ,ncdlclneS.
iV1ts, J. +. i,iiAW, Lrugslst, lronton, U.
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PITTSBURGH, IA.

q iR.1gp p.RplL1SNIInD uIga 1870. p
JNcORpoRATEDb The Legislature, Of Pa,
with perpetual charter. ',''., ,i''-..'E u
~, ,,,se EoARp orTRCsTEEs. n, ,,,,,.' 4,
Hon. James Buchanan late Secretary OF !Slats,
Hon. Win am Wilkins, late Secretary Of War;
Hon. Moses Hampton; q
lion. Walter II. Lowric; Ur
iIen Charles Naylor; iE4s,ls fsa.4
Gen. J. X. Mocrhcnd. ,. so q q. ia
... FACULTY: WH
p. DUFF, Principal, anthor of the "Nor'h
American Accountant" Prof. Of the The'ry
and Practice Of Double Entry Book. Keeping.
and Lecturer on Commercial Sciences Z
I'D. WILLIAMS. Prof of Mercantile
and O. numerical Penmanship.
N. d. HATCH, Esq, OF the Pitts.
burgh Bar, Prof Of Mercantile Law. y
p. HAYDN, A. M. Prof. Of Mathc.
mates. W
This Institution occupies five spacious apart
mrnis, ana is considered the most eytcns We
| aud p, ricctly oryan,zed Commercial College in
the United States! What is said Off by the
most eminent mercantile authorities in the
country, and Of tie Principal as n Practical Ac-
couniant. as an experienced Teacher, and
rs an author as n 50 Of his colleague, Mr.. Will
liams, as n Ptnman, will be found in the pam.
pilct circular uf2' pages.
Duff $ Book Keeping, PIP 1872, Royal octave
Harper 8. Price 5i-pos.agc Il els -"Tht
m Isl perfect c, mbination Of instruction ant
practice published" "
duff Western steamers Accountant
price Il. p stage 8 els. "a perfect system fo
keeping such Books and Acc ,unts."
| o. Merchants and S,c;mers can always bl
supplied with lhor ,ulhy ira ned accountants. ;
| 81 Send FIR circular by Mail. .,
April 2j, 1853, l6ly
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ust received and for sale at No. u, Music Of
~ all kinds, such as. Violns,s Accordeons,
Flutes, Flageolcts, Clarioiiets, Guitars, Ban.
ioes, Music Boxes. Perfumery, Confectionery,
Fruit, Toys, Notions of all kinds. Twenty folr
hour, Eight day, and Alarm Clocks. Looking
Glasses, Cigars, Tobacco, Sporting Apparatus,
Tea, Soap, Candles, Spices of ali kinds,
Stone Ware, and great many other articles
too numerous tomention. Gail and see. IA
January, ISt 1858. .-ea....,,t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-28

The residence Of nsuiel Brsgsw. situated as
nutoh Kill fAe ts~r q Sewtowa ~ss e-otrr l1's 90
DE n,gAt md rs-s q sscie, es,Gans q eistA
ma suns. ke, were carried away
QvEsss CorSrr CIscuir Copsr-Betors
JcdEe Stoasoe THURSDAY aesrueso. Atkiasoa tr,ej %
the moraer Of WA Nserhes Of Ssata Henpssst ssoss
epcs foo NJ guilty ea4 ~etsocd - BE- are
e1as ca tud.J he iSsh aAy OF May a.Ht rae sstssa-
received bis sentence With sppsrens ia fsrsac>
John Hoffman aal PAilp SheS who were arr~set 70
WhsnssUrgh on The isth Of DeeemAet laa, Cd <es
Of stsshrE nom Ar. ssroAn Of Ss~tswA EsS sr,
~ Ct Owens Coansv ant ruity Of the cA ur ssf
were srnt.rce1 to the Ssa Prison Cor three ysafs sscA
DssrER,rE AssAULr.-ou Saturday last Q
ran named Thou a. Hesbes Area<ht hsSrs Jssccs
Po.weil eba-red With having eennssra Asrsat an
sitsunpf 70 all . usa named wtn Bsursara IL
thAr TIE accused watching ne esiisns 81
eron a tie corner cf North fE.s and Nlaih g. tbs
uixht Previous whea he sta,e~ besrhsrn ~
stsnftr % cot the oce Of The S>seA order sssw
dc~p soue large stone hnte winch hst eea rsseS 70 the
~cors story ofthe sadinx sni hang susy-ae3 TIE -
cpeS Il sid thee rushed arsn aud s~sa hin vita s.ss
Hsxkes save hoeis TO sppesr before the Grand !ur,
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=. Maine Law in vermont-How ii Works.


<,~oad.sce Ct The n. Y Tribune
WOODSTOCK, Thur-day March q, 1853
BY the 22d section Of the Vermont Liquor
vaperson Being found In such state Of intoxca.on
10 disturb public or domestic tranquility may be
<ed and detained in custody until sober, and then
<speled on oath before Justice Of the Peace 20 dis
se the place where aud the person Of whom be pro-
sYes his liquor and all the attending cireumsisnces
a on refusal neglect 70 disclose he may by the
,ice be committed 10 jail until he shall so disclose,
sbedisehsrged. person in this town was arrested
der that section On the day the law went into opera
co. and the next day put under osh and testified that
: found IL in bottle under the Universsst Chapel,
"a be knew nothing how il came there, aud coudtsll
. more about H. This disclosure was not satisfactory
. the magistrate and he committed 70 jail writ
ka5ea, corpus was prayed out by some Of the run.
aes who thought themselves in danger, and ne was
Fought before the Supreme Court. then sitting here
nd the question Of the coDsttuhonalty Of the section
N, raised and also whether the magistrate was not
.ound TO have released him when be disclosed the
ss phers he got IT, and said under oath he knew no
rore about II.
The trial occspied whole day, and on the morning
the sd met. Chief Justice Reddeld delivered the
so.nion Of the Court and can assure you IL was an
be onein which they sustained the consttutionaNty
d.he section and the legality of the entire proceed
as Of the Justice. So much for the fret attempt to
serturn the new Liquor Law. p.
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WILLIAMSBURG ITEMS.

CoxNox CorscL.-A special meeting OF tas
R,s Of ASsrEsa 90. I'D est evening tor tss purpose
~ raIins - Toe sab ret Of Sg4nlLlpx ne r0lcs
% 1oon n Aa BsrEsr the Bad resolved Themselves
ITO COaltee q he " hole o. me snseet 81 fsDrsan-
- H. PoIce DepAErusszr. Thc ioLo~1nz syIop~s
81 tfs Te,0rf .soyt-A Tnsrs .hAA be u policeman sp
rotsJ r eah srd OBe Or Lore .nsA os sssctsc from
sseh arc b the Mayor 70 act A. captain or 100000
NJ n nQd Is poron caras the pcesGe Of M MAYOR
-. 20 BE- assad By the Mayor ~ stseod 70 ne Po1es
Ccrt nd noshsr sttsn1 q, ne Cay Hal AZ sppS11t.
spss % e0assnEs dsrpz re peesSrs o. ne Mayor An6
Aarsa Of he Wsra Tire po1suaen are 20 b sn duty
- eseh W.r1 night boass 81 sod bstEeer saaset
a. uurse ThOs Of duty e Inc ,e-xoa honsr
N -sch War1 II readiness Tor servacs required The
Poke OF eusy ta- 0Ds watch 20 convey prsoasrs y
The Police Coz acrasstc record - az Arrests - -
irpt snE The P0cs 5s subject saeh rlss xnd nssza
rioas q ne zsyW Esy prssass. fhs sasy - Do psd
was cot d-sI1ee zpsn-
BvHGLAhEs-Tke residence Of James POD.
bezzs o. H1d Gals ws sa.>rsd sw n;shss nnee, $40
ExteAes c51.sstaps % ly.rc co<hin< he 20 u va--e
a .bSzt err ssrled % fts bsrss 717es>' - "a
trs1ce .k<zzgA lie tryss osselneot vsa1oS
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"a ,.acneps TO crafty the private hostility Of any
y.rrsph ofcers OF news reporters, the insertoR OF
.. soe Is respectfully requested in the same columns
y. were unknown 20 the Edtors) prosttuted ~ the
syesaop OF fasehoods.
Respectfully yours, HENzY OREILtY.
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SUPERIOR COURT-SyscIAL TIRs-Bstor, Jsdxs
CAAYRELL
Birch and wife at James Watson Webb.
On suit for libel as 10 a paragraph copied
from Fhh Ward Police return In which verdict w.s s,sa
W. heieye dsfs ndan;. Motion f,r trial ssassd
with liberty to plaintiff TO appeal 20 General Torn vhost
Clari.sa Rhosdes sst John n. Rho.A-s
Decree OF d.solee pansd Tbs custody Of the ehA e
sHd 81 vses Tor the child 10 be allow ed Dernsnsat
LinoEy, 10 commence Iom tho Pressnt tins and psit
.ncs tie Ct the suit tbs pfe.~, ums.
detucins any noDs af osy have been pad No srssss
s is ." s a. as Ds ss4 !. % # !
Complaint dplsssd slthogs costs bot plans elect
b amend BY Ases che corporaton patty upoa synsat
T. :. smith agt Abraham ksss
Jrdgmsnt Tor plaintiff fof nominal damsses
Judgmspt up Ia the eeeresd o. b. 6ssdasat
end ysd creditors judgment r ps nta .ssiHst
Hsnnsb Hayes AIT il Byrd.
Motion Tor cave 20 issue new onsootion denied anl
psaDtB allowed D. briss rev sait apoo her Jussmsnt
GgsEEAL TEky- Before Judges OAKLIY DUgs PAfss
aud beswoErH.
DEcIaoSs.
Bsnk Of sssqssssnHa sst Edward als New tnsl
frkntsc. costa 10 ABIDE event
Heary L. ysH Wyet Ct a Va J. MsIstosh same.
Jas Moore sgt Westsryet, sheriff same.
BsnEy Keep sst Geo p. Lord sad another Jadsnsa.
afsrues.
yola Brseon, =, al .st. Richard A. Rs.siss Same.
Rehste FIELD AT Charles L. Siss.soa same
z AeC.seIty at. Geo Brad.ha~. Judgment reversed
sI9 gs q rsTshes s'sharssd eo-ts TO sae sysat
A II. What a.. Jossph ". Hornet SANE
William Doud.ss an. he Mayor. &c, Of Hsw.Yors-
JudgmeDt affirmed. vfsh eosfs
l. w Haley sst %. Os.r same
C. SAndord szt- s. p Jameson. J1S gu,sat for plaintiff
Pk0nlg bank az. 5. Willsts SANE
James Let sEt VIM. l. HsdsE-tcn. Complaint dis-
aired, wlthOgt pre- gdic- 70 bsIDg NV action
Ttso. keJnGlCs 9; a, he, al. Robt. Taylor ss1
0,hsTA Judgment affirmed, Will hb~fy 70 asfsaaAat :,
ansver On p~yDsLt u costs, n 10 days
r. ~ Baf.oek adn'r hr szt JOIN Peek, 60 o.. Jgdx-
reversed .S acs meat fsr pAcif 90 e7ssr via
hb.Try ks
kkhis Dvsy .st the Nsyof ia. Js1rusnt r aessodasf
JOta II. 0riscom az; fhs Mayor, he. Re Argument ~
william Hasssr .xt. Geo. 6oins-
J.dsmert reversed and decree for paint1 70 b s,stsd
Hssb H. Ha,ley al. Geo II Dun.onb lie
Jzdsnu-ns reversed sDo asw trlsi granted