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Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1853-10-01
July 90, 1853.

JOHN NJ. Bass, JOHN ARMFrELD:
My Friisnds-If you have to execute the en-.
closed Will, and nothing in the character oil
either of the men should change your views, |
recommend that Robert w. EstIin and Thomas
B. Lee should succeed to my commercial house
and wind up, under your direction, my old
commercial business. 1t will be a fortune TO
them, and | wish them to have it. l would
have been glad for James A. McAlister to be
associated, but he has always objected to New
Orleans. know them to be faithful, capable,
honest.
My charities will all be done in my lifetime,
and justice to all while living; so ! leave no OBJ
legations only gratitude and friendship.
Charge full commission on nv estate. 1t is
worth this day over fifteen hundred thousand
dollars.
believe in the Christian Religion, though
an unworthy believer.
| want my negroes well treated. But for
abolitionism, l should have been able to do
more for them.
May God bless you. II. R. w. HILL.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1853-10-01

Capt. L~graham.-A great meeting was held
in the Metropolitan New York, on the evening
of23d Sept, to endorse the conduct of Capt. In
graham In the Smyrna affair; c.. c. Burr was
Pres't, and the meeting was addressed by se-
veral persons-Americans and foreigners-sup.
porting [ngraham's course. A letter from Ed
ward Everett was read, denouncing the con-
duct Of Austria in the matter.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1853-10-01

UAn old Dutch lady, alta religious meet;no
became very much concerned for her soul, and
we"s ABOUT signing and sobbing, and would
not be eomforted. Upon being asked by the
minister Oh S what the matter was, she replied
"ahat she ouldn read English, and she was
afraid tue Lord couldn't understand Dutcbn
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1853-10-01

We see it stated in q letter written by
Judge ROBERTSON, that having to adjourn the
session of the District Court, both in this parish
-ank West Baton Rouge, on account of the pre-.
valence of the epidemic, he will hold a special
Jury term in the month of December or latter
part of November.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1853-10-01

USanta Anna, at last accounts from Mexico
was at Tacnbayo, near the capital, e~ndeayoring
to effect his forced loan of many millions of
dollars from the clergy, to pay the immense
army which he is creating. While having any
quantity of spies to watch the actions of his
enemies at home, he keeps his own movements
and intentions very secret.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1853-10-01

UThe editor of the Visa Wis, gives notice
in the Baton Rouge papers, that in consequence
OF the epidemic, his paper is discontinued until
further notice. We trust the time will be short
before We again see his paper.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1853-10-01
For Assessor.

Mr.. EDITOR: Please announce Mr.. ERASMUS
A. ELLIS as the Peoples Candidate for the Office
of Assessor. Election Nov. 18th, 1858.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1853-10-01
For Recorder.

o. We are authorized to announce LOUIS
PETIT as a candidate for Recorder.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1853-10-01

GOur days have become cooler and Our
nights warmer. We infer from this that the
health Of our town will improve.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1853-10-01
For Sheriff

Mr.. EDITOR: Please announce that, at the ear
nest request of numerous friends, irrespective Of
party, Mr.. JOSEPH H. ERWIN has consented
to become a candidate for the Office of Sheriff
Election Nov. 18th, 1853.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1853-10-01
PLAQUETINE:
Saturday, October I, 1883.

UWe are under obligations to our friend
w. c. ADAMS, Esq, for late Cincinnati and
Vicksburg papers.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1853-10-01
For

Mr.. EDITOR: Please announce HENRY WOR-
SHAM, Esq, as an Independent Candidate for
the office of Coroner of this Parish, subject to the
decision of the people at the ballot box in Novem-
Der next. MANY FRIENDS.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1853-10-01
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
For

Mr. Eaaor You will please announce COL.
F. A. WOODS as a candidate for a seat i'll ths
next Legislature, to represent the District of Ib-
erville and West Baton Rouge as Senator, subject
to the Wing Convention.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1853-10-01

U'The Yellow Fever is prevailing to a great
extent in all the towns on and near the coast,
in Texas.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1853-10-01

nMrs. Abolition Uncle Tom Stowe has re-
turned to the United States. Her reputation
ID oozing Out.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1853-10-01
Special Advertisements.
Silk and Straw Goods. 07
Z. YALE, JR, & CO..

wholesale Dealers in all kinds of Silk and Straw
Goods, at
27 Magazine ST., New Orleans.
Keep constantly on hand a full assortment O.
the newest styles
Straw B~onnets, Children,s Hats
ptfaw hats, Embroideries,
Hlooohs, Dress Silks,
Laces, Bonnet Silks,
Gloves' Fancy Dress Goods
pans, Artificial Flowers,
ratasois' Millinery Articles,
"hie uooas, shawls and Nantillas
Dress Trimmings, &c. &c.
Allof which viii be sold at the ,owe.t nr;ces a,
wholesale. C. YALE. IT. Z 70
81 Magazine street,
mno-Iy Between Common and CRAVEN
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1853-10-01

Iberville Relief Assoc5assou.
OFFICERS.
JAMES ENNIS, President; J. S. TURTLE. Vice
PRESIDENT; J. w. AUSTIN, Secretary; E. w. BLAKE,
Committee of Relief.
James Ennis, Us. futile.
J. w. Austin.
Vigilance Committee.
Philip Heelein, Henry Sullivan,
J.b. Townsend, s. C. Trevor,
J.. D. Fem.
~Prompt assistance will be piven to al, da,-
ttute sick persons, upon application to the Com
"A subscription list, for the purpose of defraying
Inc expenses OF the Association, is now open at
The store of Hart, Austin & Co.
JAS ENNIS, President.
DUSTIN, secretary. sep2f
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DIED.

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Of cskS Streser aged 81 rsoatAs and tyN
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Ch,l~. pem.re. ssscomsles. .,,'. .frs sssA Md -
SrkfLEroN At Rsnmose Nd, March " JesrvA \. ssAsie
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.eues.
VAN swEARiNGsN Csa@sas. oAs Much a. "a tAs
kLEANoR reas az Capt Yes S~-ar~x>a
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PHuApsLrar. SALE, o. Srosr,-Wa.,:

toy AprdoF..r Bo.s 81 100 Reading RR S. "a on o. az
DO ~ ~ 90 40 Isesbes 70 s' 40 Long Island ~, iIs
t2CCO Ctr %. VI, Os 10 Nofri.sosn RN 9k hs~a. C.aI
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RH ah - DO .a slloo schpytin norzsss o.. ~ slk
III Pees yl'-ba RH 81 100 shuytJ s.s,ton rr-sr,n1
Ns,sstsn ~ 5000 Camden and Ansboy g.. IA. Va
ssoosB noi.p 20 Chester h'as Co.. I6A slo Psna ss
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al Bar. ~ ~ ho',s c,n.l,a+ ~ Un's. Csasl y
rrnt gords 81 p hi Guard Bsni ltk vi sp n G,rd.a ~
n Tor 81 500 a. &c. o. 100 sIo0s0 Cay w,,s w,hs !.
. l0i 100 sgh Nav Preferred gk
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Tx NAToR RE~OwiNkrEp David Nan
rs has bss- rrno mated Tor htya 4 jersey y ~ -
N hrstr CITY Courc- tor TIE flrs- >ec1ni aus lrf
Var ksvs nase WI rc1i,srcc tcr G-fsn-a $50
M Ftu ID wh q thsre hss bscs rcSa Nas
trket ruu re Was rave bad r-rt,nx no larsf An
tstts r Aderue1 sni appointed pelegstes 60 he N'o'
AIRY Ccnwurr.
PoLTrIcAI-The Democracy Of the Second
Var hsvs made t,er uorfirs,oas 5r iisrnsa. I'D AP
loirtd Nan srd Oher Comis for the ems iias yeaf
The Wings Of the ScccCt Ward have naulcatsd NeSEs
Slater anc Gihrt fcr Al erneu Tai. rsry have takea
scion in The Thha md Fosrsh wsrds sad probably ~,
uss th esnvss
DRowSEp. - Mrs. CStharine Grady was
drowned AZ nenton the Feeder near the OaArryst-
hri1ks on Sunday niEht She beard disturbance
The Feeder r. N her resiSence hoase whsrs sae ~
sved her husband 70 Be- ard Starting 10 20 ssser him
missed the bragg And wa drowned
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ClRCUrr CoVsr--Psrt Mos 5c. BIS. 5l'
ssA sSto SIS nII-Nss- gia So 81 70 aL ST. so
Sc. eel &C.
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C'xevrr Ccvxr-rar, I-Ne4 81. - e. 81 SIS 81,
f7S ~. Part lines sSi. lals 30 Les Les;. Las
a. Les. inclusive.
SUsEFss coyxr-speSiL Terus-Nos - q 70 - ~
&C 81
L. : DtsrkGer CorSr-Nos IL y. - - q
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

ELECTION FOR SUPKRyIsoRs.-The Spring
Election for members Of the Board Of Supervisors Of
Kings County took place on Tuesdsy and resulted IS
follows
Hes Ur-scli-Tupis G. Bergen Dem
Grsresead-B J Ryder. Wing
FIasbESh-J Y. Schoonmsker Dem
FIAflands-John Wyckoh Dem
Ne.r Lons-Isaac Scbenck Dem
Bnsirlok-Martln hab5eisch. Dem.
The second Glaze Aldermen Of the Cities Of Brooklyn
and WILLIAMSBURG in coujsnction with the Represen
syes from the County towns, constitute the Board of
supervisors Of King. County.
Board OF EDUcArIOs regular meeting
Of n. BODY held Tuesday atthe City Hall d.. J.
s Thorne presided. Mr. Sullivan from the school House
COMMITTEE, admitted report IN favtr Of eDtsras ato
with Jo~p Lindsay for erecting baldns At
Neetsvile for ColOred School No. cost n0t 70
coed 81 100 ADOPTED The Committee school Books
throush the Chairman (Dr Dhn ham, rSpsted In favor
Of .dopng Dave.s system Of Mathematics taxi book
for the Pubic schools ~ this city Judge Greenwood Of
principals Of the Schools be obaned regard 10 the pro-
p,eiy Of the chance eontmpl.sd and that in the
TIM the whole matter be laid OVER earned, And Hter
the presentation Of few bills fr psymsnt the Board ad
jouInsd
FIRE-AbOut o'clock on Tuesday morn
ne Ere bruse out room Of the house occupied
by Henry knoSle. No so Fultonst and co nmlDics-
mgwth the sdJotns building occupied saoon b. Mr.
Richard Boeruu. bctn developed in flames. The
occupants with difficulty escaped the second story
window. The goods and fn niinre OF both hnie,
mostly saved by the police and hreuen, and taken 70 the
First District Station House The buidnEs owned by
Mr. John Halsey and insured. They constructed
Of wood, snd were Of small value. Nj Boerums loss
amounts 10 about a. oCo-no insurance Mr.. Knowles
tanned dsuaEe 10 the extent Of boL $500 insured IN the
Equitable Insurance Company, New York The fire origin
aisd accidentally under the stairs Of Mr kno~les res
derCe.
CoURT OF SESSIONS-This Court assembled
yesterday the pressntment Of the Grand jury
which bad been ia session for week They presented
twenty -four bills Of Indictment two OF which tor bar
diary for ssnd larceny for FALSE pretencrA
for A~tul ana battery aPd the remainder for violations OF
the EIoise Laws. The Jury then retired their
labors ana the Count adjourned.
SUDDEN DE,rH-Coroner Ball held an in
quest yesterday upon the body Of James smith CAPTAIN OF
vs.sei lying the foot u Montague who died sud
denly the nsht previous Of congestion Of thS lungs Yer
dict Ia accordance.
tV A Temperance demonstration is to be
nade at Budses Congregational Church This evruius
uiou which 40 anti paed that several Dustin
ssished advocates Of the cause VIII sP-ak
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-07

Green Pess the frat of the season has been received
Ills week from Savannah they retail at 62le y half
peek but taken readily a, the hotels at sl2 y Dbl
Tomatoes are also received from Savannah, and are
sold at 3Sc. q quart.
Rsdshes the first OF the season. received this
week and cell NJ sal0c. y bunch
Beefis advancing in price. Ths Is oeeasionei by
the large quantities being shipped TO Australia and
California
The prices of Fresh F.h have diminished about
during the past three weeks
Buiter-1he beet table hutieris retailing at % a3lc
On inferior quality Of Butter is selling at Ia Gle q -
FiRrS-On Tuesday evening some shayincs
took fre in Of The the bdns No - D-sncs.
occupied a. Carpenters shop The hre wa soon -H-
AT 5 o'clock on "Wednesday morning FIRE
bToke in hrcesssTy frame eudins Fory seventh
81 near The Tweiithav owned oy hiehsel Nelly Toe
euen Of the district early on the ground bat despite
ther Effort thy buildps entirely drstroyeo The IRE
supposed to have Oanstd from some detect IN ne chm
ney The sdoinug barking occupied by Patrick MeGLi
took fre and partially DESTROYED Great damage
The alarm about 9 O'Clock on Tuesday nigh,
for the Second D.stIet proved % b fase.
real EsrArk-The following Real Estate
was cold by Alber; II Nieolsy, April s;
thItessory brek house and lot on sStA $3.50
| thresstosy brick hoase AID loi - -aihin -. -
:thr,s sory brilk house and lot on +asi $500 iteo
NEwARk.
llotS z cor syTing and D!vson-s,s 75xS....... Llo
TIE following was sold by A. Blocker, April
Heo.e and lot sl9Wes l9th-st S2SS4 loo
Hence and lot 20 " illAm-st -
hQn.e apa lot lSS lSth-sr, HieS 500
Cole & Chiffon sold the following property April
Itssehold property 1i Houssoo 81 .........,.. AZ
IseSel odd property Il DeshFcssesst LlO
iofs on ss 81 near esA &v- 81 49, &sxloo 20
Vt on sSist. near sthsy, sxloS 80
~
Dor. sSioiuips escA $50 same size LoSo
lof sccinln slre DIV
Also. sold ey W. Ii FrsrA.in, April =
OF COW 4sh-as and lls;h e 2sxloo ......... 20
sL.s IN resr o. llsthst S5x lGa each $50 ...-. -
4)ots ON lls;As stk, each sia.''.-..'-..- -
sose on il6kst -
April e Z. " Ludlow sold TIE following.
lo,. : side ssth-t Broadway. sscA slTs.. 80
yef w AIDE Bsssd~sy ~ n u. n Of SSA.'...'' 4'S
SrH,xGrRs-At the MErROPoLfrAN, lion ii
: Rsf5.lS B.tsvis; Gel ? P. Batter. 5. G; W Pierre
kap.e.; NJ Ports, France; Co NJ boyrtoa Oeio ;. r
Ro.rsyzu. Loui.,anA A J. Glllet Pa; w. L1d~ey
N.ss Capt DAVIS SIP CHiOn Hon So.,e- 6i2s-
S,nten Co. Il. h Mayrs Chieaso J. WArd SnAsesfoa'
u G. Nalf0rd. N.neoi l. haIL syEsS-ss y q Scr
fk,.dslrhla L Hopkirs, Nossasnpson-snd etoe.s
Al tks lgv~G, Hoe W. A. Gorrn<a- ln1taos hoo ;
A. N,,he- Troy; J. MORRISON. Nstlon: CeirrenaSa.
n,,,rrfon. A A Hex ard. B1t>o; D y Oocke Snics
80. - HAYWARD FLORIDA: A Barnurn Lens is1Aaa' -
n Plsit L ;. Army. anc OtesFs . -. ,tA.- "a
Nss.lIss,sy seo,sapd j. :. IdeN Trcy Il d pet~a
nea. n NJ Ba-tcr 81 Alhans; )! W fhsnss 1890
, pr. Bo~son; y J Barnard. Alessy y hesss1
nue.lc; T. hns Indiana bsrne' rn-4'p' a-'-'
PA,. an sn' 40, Hoo Bridal. DE- @ Bar, s.<A<s
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WILLIAMSBURGH ITEMS.

ELlcTIoss election for town officers
took place in the Of Bushwick Tuesday The
Democratic ticket successful BY majority angiss
from 70 20 900
M.rtn Ksbeeisch elected Supervisor BY about 70
majority
Al Ntwtown in Queers County. VIM Furman. Dem.
oeTGt, wss reelected Supervisor OF that towu.
ConMoS CoUNcIL.-At the meeting OF Board
Of Aldefu en-, Monday evening the Street Committee
reported isyoby the petition for opening Soah Tenth
81, .sst Of Fourth Il Adopted
The Pre- Committee reported m favor OF purchasing En-
cine No O. at cost not 70 exceed u 90 Adopted
ant City Cerk
resoutob ans the Board OF Finance 10 appropriate
$50 for tie purpose Of celebrating The Fourth OF july
wss ADOPTED.
EIRENEN DIsTURBaNCE.-On Monday eve
Iing disturbance occurred between o. the nbsr.
Engine COMPANIES Nos aud 10 Grand In which
psmtd MONS rious'y Injured by 'tooe sinking
lin upon the head EugRe No. Sas A.sO upset by the
oIrosiIE party.
ROBBERY The pOrterhous of Mr. Gilbreith.
IN the Third Ward Va. entered on Tuesday ,srnoou By
tmei who tooi from the sureau So god. Al tho
Of the robbery MIR Gbreth the only person IA
The house.
Hoe THIEvE, During Monday night four
hogs valEcd So stolen from the premises Of Ms
scnch AZ the corner Il Fourth and North Sixth The
successful thieves undoubtedly Administered % the unsds
Yectir tipeds dose Of chOr0iJra.
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GAs--Gas Fixtures of beautiful design and
<orsrsnshp rrceve6 daily ne sre.f Manufactar-
Ing Depot Of AEcBsR, W.RSsR Co. No SIS Broadway
Designers constantly engaged producing pstterns
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~ One OF the bargains offered for the last
few DAYS 10 choice Of reh Bar~r- De Lanes
sprns es a. smiling per yard sso, - cases o. ca
Frereh Pnnts ysr wide AZ the Pc- the former
Of hch actually = Per ysd, and n. LATER 2
Lsdies who have doubts OF the correctness OF tire
shove assertion particularly requested to call At CoLVs
SAs Hall, No 81 GrzDd-st. snd Examine them.
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COuRr CALENpAR -rs,s n.t

NJ stse- e7zac.s s-us r-s,y tAs Co-F. ,r7-a-i 81
tAe 5sy
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n CNtharine Gra1v WAS
LAW INTELLIGENCE
One More Arraigpment for Murder.
COURT or OYER AND TERAINER

Arraienmeut of Lewis De Corn for the muir
der Of Eugene Melville by shooting him with pistol
Theprisoner srrsgrei yesterday forenoon. sessrs
Laroque and Barlow appeared bis counsel Mr. l.,
on prisoner being ssSed If be was ready for triL'
repled that be rot that the widow OF deceased
sick and viii not be able 10 stteDd this term and
rsy be necessary TO send for testimony from sbrosd
He (Nr L. has written to New Orleans, and vii he
enabled to state. on obtsibing answer, whether II
will be requisite 70 seni abroad for testimony or not
Asuy rate will beimPossibie he thinks to be resdy
this term and now gives notice that they Will have to
ask the Cour, for extension Of the time OF trial be
yond this term.
The District Attorney. IN reply said be aid not see
what there this case, which happened recently.
in our midst To require testimony from sbrcsd There
are crcumst in this which reader proper
thst with due regsrd 10 81 reasonable indulgence
shoud be tried possible-therc are two wit
ntsses In prison lads who had been in the employment
Of prisoner and his partner and effort has sready been
made to bail them OUT and il is necessary in regard TO
one Of them least that his attendance should BE- rem
dered a. secure possible He moved that the trial
be set down for next "wednesday This was objected
TO By Mr. Laroque but the Court directed the trial 10
be set down for thst day. and Mr. Lroque could then
make any further motion hessw TT.
The Distric, Attorney then asked the Court for an
order requiring Coroner Hilton to deliver into his Che
District Atorney possession the letters and papers
taken from the of the widow OF the deceased the
Coroner insisting upon 9 right 70 deliver only such
papers a. he thought proper Mr.. Laroque ssid that
only two or three Of the papers hsd any bearing upon
the case
An order was granted that the sheriff show cause
this morning. The Court thea adjourned
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COURT or APPEALS

ALBANY. IuesdaT, ApflI ,, ~
No. 20. Fitch, respondent, agt The New
YoIs snd Ere Railroad Company appellants submitted
n Howard, Jr counsel
No -. (Reservedl hcDermott rc.p't agt Palmer.
apt Argued Wm. Gurus NOyss TOR apPt; Janss Is
Sbsys for respt
No n (Re-~ryed HAsbfouck trustee, SC. spp't ast
Nnndsrvooft and another resp'ts Argued. VIM Cafts
Noyes tor arpt, John l. Masop, for resp'ts
No So The Auburn end Csto PanSrosd Co resp'ts ,gt
Douglass. sp?t Argued Bronson Tor appt John rof.
Ter, for gesIts
No o. Wentworth spp't AT. shirpstsen and anothsr
sxtA &c restts Submitted. Henry Il Seden counsel.
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RO"svFLr-isci.wrs
Sophia c Hun ~ her guardian AIT Hyatt sm.sh ADD
Others.
II Is acknowledged, the Court said, that Mrs
hul Nth her own separate fuqds parehAsei 81 The Judz
msutA claims and demands Of r. H. aad J. X. Bradbury
ganst the tTm II Hell smith, paying $3.50 theoefJf
o. TIE asree cot that they .'Ond BE- COED her
for her separate The dnttsnsn Ia drawing up
the gument made technical The Court
CONSIDERS thst thsJ should BE- ed The Court sso
held that a. suit entered by Mrs H. the making "
part def ndsnts with Nr Smith proper (Cods 5il2
Order eniOning defendant Bradbury internsddlog
with the judsmeut and that defendant Sth pay plain.
tf Of Judgment with interest Tor her parste uss
IoEethsT with costs Of SUIT
Before Judge FOsOsDs
Jacob L. Roy AT. Robert " LoDber
Proceedings STAYED the order sacatus the 81 gactJn
Urn se1sion Of The appeal
l. 5. COMMISSIONERS OFFiCE.-Bsfof. COnns-
s.ObnS BRiDCHAA.
cHAkCE REg0LT
Two seamen of the brig Cambyses were ar.
rested the complaint u the changing them With
~ erdeay0T 70 make revolt. Decision tbs STsEO0n
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IihILf kEFLECTIoNs.-Ih he hCAIrhcss OF
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TIE singular -c; thst in Any pcsh- condition Of weather,
Roof q No S3 Broaiwsy sswsysresdy to make most
perfect DAsuerreotype, e worthy Of remark