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Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-07-13
sEEa>uEEsh >A..a.

r.onas Davoy, cynpt. Iowa ci.enit Court
Matilda fl1od Den On BIZ for partition.
NOTICE is hereby given that by virtue 81 dscretai
y order made bv the sad az Ire March Term.
A u. ISL and Ged ia said UtGri on She - DAY at
Mach \ y i-5i in Tire above eCijtlcd hitch
guiar tie lands icneIaents and real estate mentioned
and d ibid ia the said com ainarfs biz Of cnplau'
partition offs by said b com uiaiut rrayed
IL a. public aucttun Is rTder lbe dGEectje.; the
sheriff uf Iowa tUty. ii -t-ur.i-ly. twelfth
dag rf August A. - ~ bstween nine O'Clock H. the III
nEG an th@ setting 90 The said dry wiz. at the
of tFe - Urt bousg- AtuPTti Point said 81
Iowa Wisconsin. sieF for sale public anGtfan and cl
Ia ihr hetest bidder al aid singular he real estate IN
atla oe-F-Ii order described As follows To Wit: To-
Der two hundred ana 247 the same
inc Dat lot htCh is bounded tyiioNs beginning
al the south ri sad let thence east TIRE
hundred aHd 7iEsy 1865 feet, thence south sevaf,-
eight (S degrees west three hundred and thirt,
o'SlHHin2, ia the privilege Of making and feepInc
ia par head from east tine of the above
ds~crbed land acro-s said lvt t~o bu;tred and forty
seven ~ ana INTO ahcIl lEg middle OF isL number
hundred and fIrtS-six aua there 20 rlatt ;-
Keep ia repair 1aili dam and also She privilege
Sing and kCeEiug IN repair road said mIil
th" privilege If flowing with water what land il Inay
D. necessary 20 bo~ for he benefit Of Ti on ttr
rI14IEie 90 cont ot Der hundred ard
.-4O. and out hot Aulba5 bundled and forty four
thirty git @3-5 and hundred tis5rty I.l ta}
ell OF he above de=crihcd lois beng lots vi
;.ge o AHeF a Point 10 lows county, WISCONSIN,
he sam az tescr he'd in deed raade ~ said defendant
20 one b-Jjthin Butler, and also described ia deed
from said Gat.sr - zajd compliment.
Terms Of he sale half Of the purchase money
cash in iaHd. the DINER hast twelve months cdii.
he Pur la CT giving bend aud mortgage on The prgs
rs 6s33
s@-s fSr ror,It' ssri-f Iva ,,S or ,'i' VI,
Datsd sheri5s Office Mineral Point tune -7th, I5 l.
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j. B. MOFFETT, M. D.

III AVING permanently located in Mineral Point, ould
respectfully tender his professional The
citizens OF the town and vicinity.
CFEI-E IN the Tribune BuidnC,' {up starsl. Resi-
anee in the i've story house above C. L. Stephenson
/ residence n32v5.
II
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STR sAED.

rom the premises OF the subscriber living in Dodge
ma on the 18th inst. GRAY MARE, years old
= roare has strip thc Iefi shoulder Five d i
~ -Sard sIli be PAID any person a DO nl.i returt
= SANfp-t1N rtst~.r
a.--ayIia. June cfth- i-54 20 5
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INSTANCE AGENCY.

Capital, 100000
CJ6es ouer j. -ifittoas Store, .Niae-aE Point, Ets
uiy7y N. BOYDES, Agent
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sDE g. TIsEs. &c Mrs. ods has on
n hand ard viii keep toT sale complete assortment
cloves Nuts embroidered ard plain Bsu1kercbief-
Fans, and many articles hich the udi-- would
30 well 10 call and examine before purchasing ei-e-
where V7p29
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EVIL subscriber Is now receiving ine ,rtms Mt
4 2 Choice Drug. Medicines, paints,
OILS, Dyes, Chemicals. jIeljcinal Lig7t0rS,
ana, 5ra ali articles usu,lly found at Drug Store
a. q winch h. Offers fs sale cheap fer Cash. tie will,
40 addition Oh the nary Drug business devote special
attention 90 prescribing for all cases, nature,
that may b. presented From O'Clock TO 10 o'clock A.
Professional services Viii be gratuitousY rendered
All 20 need ~ sH.h gr4tutty but all other the
-1a ~ MS sa---t aI BE expected when medicines
ara dispensed ar sVryiev Is rGnGertd-
Produce, 81 market pre-. will n taken.
GEO. d. WILDER, NJ. d.
10 connection with me same es. Establishment, Or. Will
Ner BIAS assortment Of most of the articles usually
KEEP. al a
ES-g SEC2N
Tz Hayir Eooss. bass TJ8l d Guitar
Aas Paper, S.riHEs. 10th Italian
NttG -tsusfr and common,
Instruction ig7.S, Tuning Forks,
t..sE Guitars, BRIGGS
fEEs. t.1f.aasS, and TGIpiec6s,
...r lfs'raaacftS Pegs. &c. &c,
a7 aTra uta-7 dxius too numerous TO mention.
% FtsN3S ana AELODEONS. O: any M an a actare,
h'-ss INSTRUMENTS lands or any other instrument or
asa Do aIS Ue will be furnished 10 order, on short
l.-..R aul rel UuEbir terms
Auarti P.tat Vas July 10, ISL T35f
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TG TEsE LADIES.

- MRS OTIS has Just received new supp'l
~ OF latest styles fashionable bonnet She w.,ts!t
W call fhe particular attention OF her patrons Il
fe cEeap fancy hats. which of superior g,siiil
ard WI be sold ve~y low priees. vsn2y
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FE:EEDSs AND DIV ar S.--rrs. tIs'
Z a Of Bonnet Tv5fu nGings has re-
p-uIsied and is superior TO any heretofore offered
IN = is vIiage- y7n2s
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Zinc Paint.

fFS subscriber . prepared 10 execute al orders for
} u e valuable y FITE ZiNC PANT ~hich = nov
acS7ne led fed - be suEerior 70 {es - Atteasss
5rfitcpcg, asa 3- B5ty either far inside cuIS 3
ard e y = pet and 1slii zIHt r
yrea,rr e fhsa Lad aiTE equai weights. ard rs
oct rizunos Itself, bsta tBe score
II heaisn and eeon0uy.
Mineral Point, AprlI - 1854.
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s.t7aysDEA~ APPLICATION.

County CourI oC Iowa County Wisconsin, -pecaI r1
Judge.
In mater % Inc application sell the Real Estse
pa
Now. t CAV. Jos % LeIa Guardiaa o. said
heir ad EiPd his spT lieaiiOH Scr Acruse and
utu-iiy seq nc real estate - his said v-d- for
Forth -a.c app csou, hcrsuPon g sreref
- 5I 1r hearing tbs nr-i Tuesday. being
DAY Of august next tie Probate once. IL
Mineral P0iHt- Ia sad county, ~ken and ell usr
cons ntpre-tsd atra sG show citse II any exisis
wf.y such I}c-rsse shou4d be granted
And it = fatoer ordered iat this order be ph.Eed
weeks. previous said q a. ul hear
iag 10 The -'A.ner2l PoiLt Tribune"
z the Court.
l. y. - X *,
tsa2i County IA re.
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roc ExFLyE>xA AID wHooPGNG
ssts7fsss
FOR A coNsEmPTGvE COUGH.

PIrTSBrRs, Pa. Feb. %, 1851.
Dear Sir,Fur th-es years have been afi ciei with
C5g-a- 30 distressing that frequently dispaIr,
Cvtr much OF the time / was obliged TO sit up all
ght u my chair as my cough would sgfnc@ie me when
relet At last tried the CHERRY PICTORIAL which
Hlder Providence has cured me aIto-ether.
an, with gratitude, yours,
This is enc Of the numerous Cures of ASTHMA which
have bees accredited 10 Cherry Pectoral:
ALBANY, n. Y, April Il, 1-4s.
ps AVER. Lowell. bear >ir-l have ior wears been
a7t-sd WIN Astilu IN tne worst 'orfn 50 that hase
obliged 60 sleep n my chair for large part OF the
tu. bs srs ufab - breathe on my bed. had tried
great ans medicines, % n pgrpose, Until nv Ehy, ian
prescribed as al experiment your CHERRY PECTO-
Al i-s. j. seem make me worse; bul in less than
from is and nov, f5ur weeks, the disc
u-ey removed. can steep my bed with comfort,
h ENJOY. GEORGE :. FARA>T,
Commission and Fora & ding Merchant
From The Presid nj Of AAHzssr COLLEGE, Edward
J.. AYEs. SRI have used your CHERRY Pee
ToRAi my Case OF deep seated bronchitis, and
a. sdrratle compound the relief OF iaryngG and
bronchial difficulties if my opinion, as 20 IT'S superior
chsra-5r- be e any service, you al liberty 10
Use It Is think proper. EDWARD HITCHCOCK.
Amherst, sept - l--g.
Among the other distinguished authorities who have
leuI their recommend this preparation the
BE sbown to thcra affections Of he lungs, are:
President Perkins. Vermont Medical College.
Prof Valentine Mott, New YORK
Eruf. C.-v,ikud. B17stou Med College.
Pr-f butter field Ohio Afed. College.
taH8Ltan Journal OF Medical Review.
g -t3n &sd SIr- J0Graal.
Charleston. :. C. Medical Review.
Neg J-rs Medical Reporter.
Hon. Henry Clay, T. \ Senator.
Eaa Geo Marsh. Am Ambassador 10 Turkev.
ten Eas4u-i Buae-, President Of Chilli.
n I,eFsE Power, lord Bishop eft Fur9nto
r. Rev blzt"p Reese, IF the Meth Epis. Church.
Archbishop Purcell uf Cincinnati, Gh5G-
A-9 MANY eminent persunages in fure4H countries.
Nj uH4y H the more dangerous and 81 tresslu DIS
VI tS4 tt7.ru Fftr
ec!7 'uei il Is the safest, peasaIest and best n
the World
PREPARED y J. &. AVER CHEMIST. LOWELL. ASS.
Fer sac hy 3. EE. VIVIAN and *. -. E'E D.
EUs e.. Njpsrat Point. 30 a. SEPT 80
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EN a srt,S, who uast nice article Of fgsred
~ explain MarsellIes NeSsfus o. some Summer style
OF latest psiterns, may nad them a
7. :. ALIENS.
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sGkEFE.s -No.IS : in BbIs ,haifRAbls sr.i
va Z Bsis., Prime. just reed az GEO W. GIBBS
a.,f..Ee EseE~E wOs4SSs7S-I5 Bsls. 70
~ natf Gbis-, 10 Ten sal. Hegs superior House
syrup hoasses jast rec u a. SED- " EOBB-S.
atoAp. % boxes, /, just received -aa for sale
- ~ g. " COBB.
zEECE<EES-Afew Of those ericr Jar Pickles
z fast received and Tor sale az GEO " C03B'S
nySTEss.--1O9 Cars Wrighi's Fresh Cove 0,s-
tiers, received and for sale at 6. " cDBB'S
3 sals CoBP-S.
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~ f,v the river upon the bank thereof shsll grow
1905 fr meat leaf shall not fade and the fruit
f shall te far meat and the leaf thereof for med-
ens.f
Here vas hope for the sick recorded long ago and
year adds rev proof - the assurance that these
,-om5ses shall not fail.
.meficsl science discovers and designates the
sas nature las given. by one, the diseases that
4 our race yie,d to the control Jf art OF all II e
ities We suffer from, has carried more victims
4 An autlmey grave than Cons mpic of the Lungs
srbfiaed We give evidence ihat his too may be
crs and Pulmonary npIaints all their FORMS
,- 70 reIa we'd by CHERRY PE RAJ.
space vii not permit US to publish hare any proper.
tp Of the cures il has affected, but the sent below
named viii furnish Circular, fee, Rhereon are iull
p.ruculars and Hdis putable proof of these facts.
sufferers read and judge fer yourselves.
Fog ENFEsENxA AID wssOoPfNG
COZ GIL
NASHVILLE Tam. June %, 1851.
Sir:-I have repeat dis used your CHERRY PECTO-
Raj fer VA. opinE oush add Iah enza aud have no
hesitation 10 prUnJUEciag It complete remedy. -Four
Of e dren have been afflicted with thesa diseases.
aid he rec use Of the PKcrosAL has always afforded
eiuo,t instant relief JAMES CLOVER.
We attest II truth of the above statement.
NJ McGiNTY. Editor Of The Nash. W ig.
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PIxoEs8IE NOTICE..
A-oTfyF l. herebr gives. that william IT. Hook hes
e fjed in PFoha-e cfise pe5a prayfu. let teFs
OF AdnliriztrAf the Estate II samuel Hiii-
iowa cnqnty. d.c-aset, and shat fr be
ing at nv Highland said county the ifh
iav Of I1Iv. -. = = ard whore all person
may appear 's pras =sid petition they
I. ". STRONG, County Judge.
HIGHLAND, Iu'y 4ta, I-5f [3ea4l
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GENERAL. DEALER in Ne4chauIize Of all kinds
Mineral Point.
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rENERsI DEALER In Family Groceries & Pro
VI ions Nails. Glass. Wooden Ware, Sc. G-s-
opposite the Central House High Street. Mineral Pc
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5tDRs TsEsE.ih bu-'t,i sack = ed smaller guar.
tities constantly OF land. ana sacTsuiei free fron
sa~-Ius3- nv T. \ ALLEN.
Oct s. 1873.
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FASHIONABLE TAILORs, Mineral roint, Wis on
Il sin, solicit OF public patronage Their work
VIII be the fashionable sly ie, and
sOuabe terms. Shop high Street
X Cutting done order, AID warrant, q 10 it, II
properly made up sly
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CHARLES q. s.EGsEE.
81 ENERAI. LAND AGENT, Mineral Point. Wiscon-
a sin. OFFICE on High Street 32y7.
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vssEE. WHEELER
.IouNS 4 EVANS,

GENERAL. DEALER in Fancy and staple Dry Goods,
II Groceries. Cruckery ami Hardware, High Street,
Mineral Point. y6n33
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NAILS, NAILS.
! , : Casks assorted sized Nails, for sale h
I - John Mat IN
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u - stsGEssVE1Ft AT TBE MA EsAL POINT
80 b'k SfbRt-idfe and savings OF Mrs PartingtOn.
Fern caves from Fanny : Port Folio, Cd Series.
Flora LINDSAY, bs MIS- Murdie.
Rouehtng il an the Bush, do.
Mark fEurdiestun- do
Unfortunate waid.
Spirit Manifestations, by Dcds.
Ieien Mn grove. Beatrice. Chances a Europe, by
Horace cree ey. Hon corn Old Brewery. My Schools
-SchoOimasteTs, by Hugh Miller.
JOSEPH SMITH.
Mineral Point. June 81 1854
4 fresh supply uf life sayings OF Mrs. Parns.ou,
I 4 ami Fern l. 2ad Series.
also,
This That & The e,her Lamp Lighter,
Mrs Ben Darby, NinHj9 HernJn.
Pearl II hing. sunshine il d ally Paths,
ight < shade,
Prose l. Portion! Works Of Spencer, Dryden,
Dante Horbert, f'0ieridxe- Milton Fowper,
II. HtgofueIy, HeIua1s, klTke White, Goldsmith,
Sterne- c
) Andard thCOiCg Cal Works, f. iuiy Bibles
& Player BoOss: just received
JOS SMITHS
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GEO. ID. NEs.EsEES, M. d..
Physician. .fcc0ucheur g. Surgeon.
OsFIcs and RESIDENCE, in the TRIBUNE Building"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-09-28
Tho 0uarter-Strotch.

HERE they come By George, clear the track
Well soon see now who are the winning nags. Which
is TO say that Monday week will decide who is TO fill
the ardunus and responsible position Of Senator from
Edgefeld in tile next South Carolina Legislature and
who are 10 represent this great old District in The low
cr branch Of that respectable body. We have never
had the pleasure Of looking out upon field in which
each and every contestant was in such hlsh spirits.
They all think they going 10 be elected certain.
Perhaps there is not candidate for the House who pla.
ces himself lower down than fourth man. And to say
the TRUTH it is very difficult even at this late Stage OF
the game 10 tell who to be unr Representatives.
Every man doubtless has his ticket made out. But, il
all are like us, there very lille confidence felt us 10
the SUCCESS of that ticket. The candidates themselves
are about the only positively confident men We hear
Of; and they right TO be SO. If man doubts his
chance every else is apt 10 give it up as o
hopeless case. Upon this principle, they all keep
bright Hope seated consrcuousy upon their oreleads,
whatever quaverngs there may he about the region
of the heart. As 10 the Senator's election, lhe il,
somewhat different One large moety Of our citizens
believe that the talented and industrious incumbent
will be easily returned, while another moiety are Of
opinion that his opponents chances equally good
And so they run. Well, whip up, before and behind,
right und left, and all for c goal is assuredIy in
view,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-09-28
Quito a Mistake.

SOME writer in recent number OF The Augusta
Consitnlioalis informs his readers ha, every paper
in South Carolina with one single exception, has de-
nounccd the action Of our Legislature in regard 10 the
bridge Augusta On The contrary, oui OF about for
" only three, at farhcs four, have troubled them
selves 10 notice the matter at all. And why Be-
cause 1--WE suppose) they considered the action Of
the Legislature in the premises not only final a. far as
that body concerned, but right in Law and called
for by the circumstances of the Gao. They cared
not 10 waste paper and ink on subject in regard to
which they supposed there could be little or no dvi
sion OF sentiment this side of the Savannah river.
The Charleston papers, or part ofthem, did come
out briefly and pon,edy al hr.i but they, moved
upon chiefly the! per haps were by supposed
injury 10 the commercial interests Of Charleston,
hauled in their horns and have not for many months
so much az mutlered about the matter. All the pa
pers in Carolina hut one down upon The measurc, eh!
Try again, my dea- fellow. If you are generally gi-
ven such woefully wide mistakes This, VIC pity
those who follow your lead and are guided by your
iDse.i,Elks
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-09-28
Cur Plank Roads,

HOWEVER far behind her sisters our District may
he in the mailer of railroads it ia very certain that she
is ahead of them all in Plank Roads. There are
now completed in Edgcfeld at least thirty six milcs
OF Plank Road, and in a very few months We shall
have accomplished rnund forty. We make up thi,
amount from tho Hamburg & Edgehcld Rond, the
Edgcfeld & Chcaham Road, and branch of the for
mer from Cherokee Ponds 10 the Marlinlown road.
All OF it too j, good stock The Hamburg and Edge
field road hos long since proved itself in th, respect;
md the Cheatham continuation promises finely. When
the great rai.rnad trunk comes along by our town,
this latter stock will be among the best TO be had
anywhere. OfIhc TWO roads, we think the Cheatham
has been built more substantially; although we do
not know that the lower road was constructed other
wise llan well. We have however rec ntly heard
from travellers loud complaints Of the exceeding rough
ness Of The eight miles at the lower end of this road
II is getting TO be general remark that this eight
mile section speaks very badly for the Pland Road
cause We mention the fac, for the advantage Of tho
company nterestcd-!hat they may set about repairs
on properly large and liberal scale, and thus still
keep their road up TO The very high notch OF popuar-
,y and favor at which il has hitherto stood.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-09-28
The Iosro Gilhort.

OUR friend OF the Miami Visitor calls tie "AGrcr-
tiscrS attention TO case which lately occurred in
Alabama 1t is the summary punishment, By burn
ing, of slave named GILBERT who had inhuman!y
killed his kind ana indulgent master, DR.. McDoN
ELL of Mt. Mcigs. We only say the " Visitor
that this 0rrd affair is more than an ordinary eIcep
tion-it is rs one is 10 hundred thousand. Where
Of our negroes could be found capable Of doing
foul deed there ar. hundred thousand who would
assist in crushing the monster into the dust The
4" Visitor" draws the conclusion from this solitary and
truly shocking instance, lha' our slaves are Z" degen
Grating TO 4 terrible " condition of wickedness and
crime. We take entirely different view, and con-
tras their present condition. where such crimes as the
above of the occurrence with their state Of
freedom G. in the wilds of their fathcrland where
murder, canniImIsm, and all manner Of hdeuus bru-
tality stamp them the most depraved ferccous and
unlameabe of the human family. Could any thing
have effected the mighty change in the condition of
this I" branded race, which is exhibited in the Slave
States of America, besides very system Of domes
tic scrviiude against which The moral sensbiitics of
more Mort hern latitude are so deeply enlisted! Let
the Visitor refl=c. calmly and dIspassionacly up
this happy change, and he may in it the hand
ofa over ruling and all-wise Providence.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-09-28
Is yellow Fever Contagious

MANY facts gathered from American experience go
directly TO show thai it is not The Carolinian in
cral consecutive editorials takes this position and sup
ports il with pretty conclusive evidence. Wesuppose
the articles alluded to, from their character, must be
by The senior editor DR.. GrBDEs. What he says and
believes upon such subject should command respect
if not implicit faith. We believe his opinion in this
regard does not differ from the mass ofthc profession.
After giving several cases in point, he conc with
the following remark, which should be heeted by this
community well as by Columbia for it is not i'm.
probable that Of this disease may be brought i'll
midst from Augusta.
These strong iacts," says the Car"lnian,
"and ought 10 influence the citizens Of Columbia and
upper districts should cases be carried among
them from below so as to prevent unnecessary and
unwise alarm"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-09-28
Judge o'nTeall on the Arrangement Of
our Law Circuits.

WE observe letter from Judge O'NEALL, in the
last issue of the "Sonern Patriot" in which he
suggests an alteration of The present arrangement of
the Law Circuits in Sunth Carolina. He thinks all the
business of the Law Courts could be easily transacted
by beginning The third Monday in October for the Fall
and the third mond ~ in March for the Spring Circuit,
provided the term for Edgeeld and those other dis
tricts 10 which ,wo weeks are allotted, be re-
duced 10 single week. His Honor seems to enter.
tain no doubt but that week would amply suffice
for the largest districts At any rate lie does not i'm.
agne That there would be any necessity for an extra
Court oftcner than once in every three years. to sur
vev the dockets completely. " Such arrangement"
he adds, "wonld allow in the Fall the approach 10
FROST in som. 10 guarantee health; and IN
the Spring 10 avoid The inGsSmences OF the beginning
of March," AS one Of lhe prOlongation Of our
Court SESSIONS, the Judge animadverts upon the IN.
necessarily long speeches of his forensic brethren. AS
our Fall session begins next week. we give his opln-
ion in his own language, hoping that our friends at
the bar may profit thereby, if their speeches are not
already arranged on the long winded system. In
justice barrsrers though, must premise the c1-
tract will the remark that do not consider them Of
ten amenahle to the charge Of undue prolixitv But
here is the Judges opinion generally upon the points
% 1t is true my brelhlen ofihe bar think it necessa
nv 10 speak oticnrr, and much longer Than uhcn uds
al the bar. Perhaps this might be rPmedied, By the
application Of hour rue! Generally, think, 30
minutes are long enough for gond jury speech. Law
yers ought To know that inrymcn can be fired. and
then the more ey Jorcd The worse for their clients
The most difficult Thing, both for lawyers Legislators
and stump orators, is, 10 quit speaking whsn they are
,Inuc -