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New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-10
THE EASTON CONSPIRACY CASE.
From Our Own Reporter


SUMMING Up or COUNSEL.
E,sToy, Thursday May g. 1854
The concluded both sides this noon 50 far
pursuant sdjouDne efo, had been made by
eae e and oSeea e @ 'ES % % iOs cs "" Ts Hssr :, ms com
.sneed s sun ming up on ne part Of the Commonwealth mo
He need BY stating at the testimony hal been essd and
he E @ p 81 he % % as s Plssso h as
eid en The books the principles spplyDg 20
DsLniHg he o'ime Of aey and what YVES neces proof
n The ru'eraion necessary to require conviction Of each DE-.
III The proof Iasaded ty law authorize conviction
nd s s 's1ss sas saS.aa ai & 9 the
sa ha ee sdSsts f s sa Pe one: thai while pre-
eone1,sen H,n o. eouHou soqa.ntsd with ne - - a
Iupe tio ,she The TESTIMONY inquire whether i seuSsesS w "a
q men ~ Sa .aO soa,si II ~, they aqsi seqat T
S rot h d.HsSdeS - bP Sd s1a hit, T1"o as's,9a
eos hsn evi5snce 70 nds i5sm to hs,e 10 ~ s, con
verdict of uiy He reed 10 "a al
q, " ny ~ hsa ee.n sd o. me s.Ppnes. Which "a segat
seer yeh wsud then be oed aud viii
4 s,,sr He vlhet hs, heF daes those -ih
poper Isesezee AZ he selsI 80 ~ - ~, %
neye have hen oeessosed o Wished ths they w5 he'd wealth
tat ~ there would have been ears
ld never be- - ned with the recisl of deeds Of
n.ny Yer szed victim vond have been allowed have
,ssned 70 b. grave without bns roubed by this shame TAI.
testimony md spoke Of he 20 ocety Al T
law knew dncion poor bat tie 4oart sh:
properly draw dncton awarding the punishment lie wa.
tuftd that while the cogfe t0r the defense had poured
c1t the yinls Of HE Condemnation against srro.n
Ies ~o had betrayed ePsnaon had been offered by hsr
~ the Participation these dld-nfs no sceo,nf I've,
Why is sIge Lad been lo1nd By them 10 this feeble
iniece ed Why Oh kuo.edgs OF Il 40 edu,iv ken,
secret by hm No eIPaEaa been offered Of si
9 proved lie alluded 70 ths elarse.sr
o. @tFelcn - painted BY d. dcsu aid b.. oos ro1 s =.
~ that he had luri % palation for nj
sAs eoua not dtpet h ndcnaton Of r, Bv, he mile IA
than stcytnfons $500 ~NN ''''s iefi"eehiai
He iLea preceded is spply th proof s sven er, ,,
syre g m, s@ls ~ - Ae whole and urged that ks
conI ice s"' 'N' 'esIHoDy OF me &C
s men Isi'edi to the terasry in detail on q.
A. TO he participation b. .le three IN ,;,,
~ IctFteiiy q The oa .e k9gn ,irtti ,rj
:. me secrecy and conces .nt n hero scfs
c-ttrl and 1c ..d ,yi.s "a. -,i -r., bi,
0atfr.. -- -e'-'"4 b-'eN ~ A'fs ~e'
!. tenty iolrd n sisyersra', rcom % Peih's
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-10
THE ISTHMUS OF PANAMA.

LIEurFSANT s1RAIS ,sD PARrY.-Ycs,erday afternoon
Passed MidshIman TTuxton OF the L. = sl0opoiwar Cy
anc second command OF Strain party ed at Panama
with most of the survivors of the party and last night
Lieut.. S.-whO had remained i'll Panama few hours TO
ICure or tie deoease Of Mr. Bogg, C. L., who bad en-
Tely sunk 10 Panama, whom u was impossible 10 remove
and whose death lie momeniary eXpcced-arriyed here
with The sad intelligence that the poor fellow numbered
among the victims of the Inflated expedition.
1hO that have been saved were most Oyuiy received
ly the ship cumpany-Gnd our whole community strong
j. symp,hissd with the warm-hearted officers and crew.
WI0 crowded around their scarcely recognizable mess
mates with such intense expression Of eommingled JOY ana
sadness depicted every lace Tho scene OF greeting De-
tween that portion Of the shP company lhat the re-
TUNED party met on shore, on iheir aiiF"i was intensely
exciting indeed rcmbd for the elect upon some
Of ,leir terribly debtaiod systems. But We rejoice to
cay, that they are Gll DONG Wt ana tAtFe u HOW every
riosIec Of their reaching home in good condition.
[Aspinwal Courier, Apr. 2j
PourIcAL DlsTuRnANoE Is Los SAsros.-AaeaP To
i,.gs.,,lt, IuiIc O6o1s.-Nc learn tLlt gentleman
arrived nom Los Santos Wednesday evening, bringing
word that on Antonio Boraya the Procurador Fiscal OF
ID, Province aud gentleman holding the otce oi Judge
vic attacked by aimed arty oil about thirty persons
in house and fired and that Don Antonio re-
coy,d five balls two ia the neck and three IA the head
the Judge also seriously wounded but hird person
who was sitting between them escaped unhur Don An
or o was uo; dead when the party VINO brought me news
l bat be not expected To recover nom me eec'5 ol
his wounds. We give ils report as we have heard H. Du'
sincerely hope il may not rloyc true.
Tur CYAsE-Ths L. ;. sloop-ofwar left our port this
morning for Poto Bello whence she is homeward bound
regret 10 part with Capt Hons and has oicers oI'
and ihe haii.t; Strains party have undergone IN the
trel less wdol esn of Darlcn, over. most ear
n,-tly hore the fmnant who have been restored to the
SLiI ly Lieut. him may reach home in safety
Aspinwall Courier, April p.
The YlRACo.--H H. M steamer Nrago, captain
Maslal which brought up Strains party from The Gun
Of san Miguel 20 Panama on tie 23d cit me aer port
e srne dy for Iaboga to replcnish her water and pro-
visions She probably proceeds thence to JON her squad
ron. l''''' i''"
xtrYD STATTs THooPs.--A detachment OF @OU men Of
he Sd Artillery United States army arrived III this cly
urler arms Oh Sunday night from ew-York, via Aspn
wall. under command Of Col Nauman.
TL.r auuearance ia Panama, bearing arms created
siderable excitement and good deal OF talking among the
more speculative portion the community star, l.lh
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-10

,o,s ACCEPTING the charter were re- O. accepted by
A. Society Several valuable do ,sa,s were aGknow
edged. Special Committee ,ssSi.,irg Of Me.'rs Rus
sEL BARSEY and Poor s Appointed 70 draft set o
ty.sws for the new o, k,tion the Society aAi i''o
10 nominate oieeT o. sse remainder Of the yea!F o.
NJ WITS ~ Tsns9'a read sa1. ?. be I' I.aa. df b.
ne. ~ y,s.ayked tla. arca. dic1'ies eHised Wnich
er,ed = more intimate acquaintance Wh tls 10 oe3
ca tho r-;iInus. The importance wn,on is ~ y e i
4 among tie native many yesfs ago vas Dhely
p,lsS ry.Yec.a from The journal oi Da iplerre were
aJ showing the csIly period a. whc this isihmus was
~, - e-ei0uers The same au,log remarks that one
800 IN he Is,hmus he crossed 70 three days and oy
a. indian In one day and half. TIE speaker skotched
,be h;story of the San Bias Indians and remarked thai
,bese seysgc tribes though hosli their old enemies the
Srauards sin kep, thcir fah with tae Engsh and ~
American The Jealousy of scse tribes and TIER aver
sion 10 any explorations tn their counry were brety eE-
laned The fevesa proposed for the estahis'Aent
anic communication explained BesNe the
nine routes fsmliary ksown 20 the public, Mr " ATS
gave interesting information respecting two routes bal ny
vote Of thanks was rendered 70 Mr wsTrs fsrhs able
sddressc and copy Of his address requested Tor publ
cation. .
Gov SrEyExs of Wasii1 gton Tcri'ury. favored the
Society with some remarks tina; part Of the Territory.
lie briefly showed the wants felt BY tne Cah,rnian-
through the oc ol better cOInmuncatcn with tho One:
States He thought ht the nece,ss's Of tbe West de-
manded az jcast three railroad 70 the Pacific And tso
fonds should to-day censer in San Francisco would pay
Handsomely. This assertion he supported by illustration
with facis Gov STEvEss gave Interesting account oi
the route which be had the hoSOr TO survey. The
weather, The craze of TIE country, und me iehiy op)
ton Of The Indians all favorable 70 explorations
The gcnc.s course Of bis journey up the Missouri
and down The Columbia. The the Rocky Mount
aims was by the BackiOOt route. In the Columbia Na-
ley tie grade feet the mile The speaker
thought that there better routes than this lie
proved That extensive yloraons had been made IN mid
winter and this drew the conclusion that
could where feeble could The Indians als1
confirmed these facts by similar statements Of their own
experience. Gov Stevens spoke IN feeling manner o
Tie poor Indians in Washington Territory, and expressed
bore that he would be able TO influence Congress in their
favor.
The meeting adjourned at about 10 o'clock highly in
crested with the exercises Of the evening
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-10

H,yTI-We have Gdvcos from ilayti 10 April y. Two
Uovti,n Gentlemen arrived in this cy state that the
count brou this country by vessels at New-iork and
Philadelphia that had broken out between the Spanish
end of the island and Sououque and that the latter was
uruanng 10 invade and the former altogether
incorrect The basis OF the story that the Spanaris a
Easter are in the habit of visiting the graves ot those who
have fallen i'm the border contests The iayuons seeing
hi. movement and fearing an INVASION sent word 10 the
carita and the troops set in notion but "n the do
state of the ease becoming known he orders were counter
mouded The country quiet The Emperor intends soon
10 visit the north At presct he in the market buying up
coffee and paving in paper money, seventeen dollars OF
which worth but one in specie Coffee Is eon,eluendy
bib sone for sigO Hayten currency per 100 lbs. The
pcope of the island present almost totally dependent
upo the United for al the provisions they consume.
VI fBoston Traveller May g.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-10

FROM FAYAL.-No SEws OF rHE STEAMSHIP CRY oF
GLAscow-Advices from Fayal to April II, nine days
later than previous dates have been received Up 20 that
time there had been word heard Of the steamship
City of Glasgow then in her iortyecond day out from
Liverpool.
lis now seventy days since the City of Glasgow sailed
fom Liverpool for Philadelphia, and the utter absence Of
news in regard to her ever since she sailed and the anre
to hear from her the Azores eN'ngushes nearly the
last bope of her safety
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-10

Mosr Recommendations European Embassies 10 this
city and therefore take IL for granted Government
also this morning received intelligence officially showing
the correctness Of the teeGphc account received yester
day concerning the occurrences with Mr. SOue in Madrid
The arrival from Europe viii doubtless bring most im.
portan particulars We have only space to-day in which
TO say at there be little doubt that England has com
PEELED Spain 10 register the slaves in Cuba with Wow
lie speedy abolition of Slavery there, and that England
overt acts against the interests of the United States
connected with the future of tho Island the bottom
OF all the trouble which Mr. Soue is undoubtedly having
at Madrid.
Information that The steamers Of the English feet have
certainly up into the Baltic and Gulf Of Finland has
aso reached than embassy in this City. All the
Russian ports on both undoubtedly under rigid
blockade.
Some of the advices received by the foreign ministers
say that there is fair prospect that the mediation very
Gently offered by Prussia bids fair to succeed In preventing
the from going any further We cannot believe in The
correctness Of this impression. The occurrences at Madrid
when they become known St. Petersburg Il strikes u.s.
will hardly incline the Russian Government 10 submit 10
the demands Of England, because they point TO very
speedy involvement OF England in embarrassing difficulties
with tho United States. Washington STAR 9TH.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-10
LATER FROM AUSTRALIA.

By The arrival Of the George Law we have received
copy If Tie Sydney MgrNiag Herald of Februarys.
The total amount of gold brought into sydney durag
the week previous 10 February ,, was seven thousand
ouncos The yield OF the various gold fields was a. gea;
as formerly
The establishment of railways throughout The colony
was being discussed with a con.mcndabe spirit.
The American brig Ida arrived on the Sd OF February
from Newcastle Eng. The AkbT sailed for Melbourne
same day.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-10

AFFAIRS N TENss-INDIAN MASSACRE Ihe San Al
fon0 UsefR TeraR of the .Oth has tho following @i
tonal particulars relative 90 the recent murders by the
Indians near that city;
"A company OF soldiers followed in pursuit OF the fD
dans about twelve hours alter the massacre took place,
and tie next large company w~s organized by Majors
Neiglbor ard Howard, and great excitement was mani
tested by our citizens generally. Some three or four COM
rans are already in pursuit. amounting in all to near ono
hundred men, and they have been in pursuit three
days. A Mexican and his wife, who lived in tho
vicinity of the murdered family, have been missing since
Sunday and is thought that they either murdered
tnen into captivity. Tie day after the massacre OF tho
Forester family, Mr. John &. Beckman, accompanied by
some five or sx otheI. well armed left city for tho
residence Of Mr. Forester see If they could learn any
thing in regard 10 the children.
"On aui,ng ut the house choy met sight too horrible
olaso. Tho father lying in the DOOR shot through
the lcut scRpcd and the top part of his head cut of with
AK which near by the two daug ghters of them
~ he other Ia years deed the fOOr by shot
with several and stabbed and IL evident that
they he'd been treated in the most cruel and barbarous
manner The babe also living dead, stabbe through
iho body with large knife. One only missing, boy
about six years old which ia evidently had taken with
th6m. The mother distinctly remembers seeing her
oldest daughter trying defend herself with knife and
the same knife was near when she was found
Gen. PeIsfor r. Smith married ON the 18th ut, at
CoiIus Christi to Mrs. Armstrong widow of OF the
late Gen. Robert Armstrong OF Tennessee.
company Ot minute men ia being organized i'm Tarant
County, 10 range on the frontier.
Tic Hon. Sam Houston, says The Breahdn InqH,rer
addressed large assemblagc of his fcowczens at Bren
ham, the 22d delcpse of his vote and position upon
the N,braska BILL Gen. Houston returns immediately 10
Washington TO resume his seat in the Senate.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-10

FROM Moxrrypro.-By the arrival Of the br,g Zeno,
Can't Gilchrist We have sdvces from Monieveo to tho
25ih March Gen. Flores hes been elected President and
on the 9s was installed in Office. -Four thousand Brazilian
ocrs were to pas. the frontier the 3oh 10 march into
the Banda Oriental there 10 remain long necessary
IA keen rcaCc
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-10

hose Of my party; and am wei il mus. be a
source OF intense satisfaction to ,hen to know that had
been for their wedireoted efforts thirteen subrins
men must inevitably have perished mi-erably with
standing every efor which or the others composing the
advanced guard nigh. have made 20 save them.
Vs-v respectfully. yout mot obeaieu, .ervaa.
J. q. STRAIN. L,euenan, q Navy.
CouluusIdiuf Daien
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-10

htcen the Colorado and the Ga ha, he coud no: say
=, eIcx up hi- discovery There viii be found more h
cnifv however in mining upon the Colorado than upon
Srv other stream IN State Indeed n many paris Il
I'll h. impossible 10 get the bed. The river L,
III ! deei-runrng for great distance between rocky
brE-ihe current Is very rapid, rendering the ordinary
do of mining altogether Imprac.icabe. There are
Iver - ne beauial and fertile valleys upon the IyeI IN
h vicinity Of the Mohave Villages and here, uniouh:edy
Will one day be located thriving settlement The ryer
i naveabe above Ills point ;Or steamers Of considerable
Jt which viii enable the settlers TO receive their sup
rc fror the Gulf Without this facility for ir7por;a
iion II would lie centuries perhaps before the country
yrd he populated, advantages OF s0i o. c.iml,e
could corrItusn;e for the enormous expense AMI dl.
eutts atttndant upon the conveyance Of supplies from
II .escosf oyer the nc unians and desert the river
s. ould the Pacific Railroad be located along the central
ror.e ~ many ae urgent il should be- the valley OF the
Colorado would soon be dotted with settlements which
oud bee Of nequence kind Of halfway station
or recruiting POINT tie immense travel passing the
road Those who preparing TO become pioneers - that
far distant region win fnd serious difficulties To
counter more dangers asss them than did the earliest
csrnes 10 this section Of the state They must expect .
remain isolated from their fellows. exposed 10 the perina-
oors hostility Of the Indians cut OF from supplies and yet
he v no means assured Of good fortune in their search r
gold settlement that quarter Is as yet premature
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-10
Markets.
same day.

SyD~rS y. ;. w. Friday, Fso 8 iS)&
T ts hesu rather week -ith decided ieu
S,rrv s m rrovensnt Th. he cheering 10 oo-s Ne
i moi he resu of srecuaive ffansscr but Of es Innate deod
for the Ordinary frrpcses 81 trade a., an -.
T.rs bu little that weeks will materially ehsnse
hs s, ~ n. usrke hodcrs will ony continue In the wise
set.irrton their co ~ complaint ar now nsfd
h r r.rd 10 rice TefsCns hcng dehgh % have ne oP
urif, ~ erlenhI their s,Vek AZ the present oW rs'es
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-10
DEFADFrL STEAMBOAT EXPLOSION AND LOSS
IL LIE AT S.N ERANClSCn.

To- the Kind attention Of Mr j. A. Hageman, messenger
fr els Fargo Co.'S Express, we are indebted Tor the
blow ing Of most fearful steamboat acciient Ia
De Bay OF Francisco which occurred on the III inst
II. rercrt was published in extra Of Ine C9nri,r-
cal iGrcscr unnt diaely previous 20 the sailing ~ she
steamship John L. stephen for th. fort:
S.S FRAScI.Co. 4oclock PN.--April l., ls54.
Ills morug about 10 clock, the steamers Secretary
aud Nevada left from Pacific Wharf, bound for Petaluna
At O'Clock precisely, whac crossing san Pablo Bay the
Secretary burst her boiler carrying death and destruction
lt--c uunter were on board - great the IOrce OF
tie explosion that the boat literally blown 20 pieces
Tic Nevada happened To be near, and nm Ia'eiy rem
cred possible assistance She mmedd,ely pHi aOs
clcr caring for the sury yols and attending 20 the dead
Man pcr.ous blown overboard and their bodies
ro recovered The Nevada arrived at San Francisco az
clock wi. To survivors anu the bodies oi those rec0v
or,d We leam from Cal Travers OF the Secretary that
Tie scene ou board after the explosion was awful the
roars Of tie diving and wounded, aul The walls 6f those
vho.e friends Tcrc lost being heart-rendng:
Tic following is correct st Of Killed ami missing a' Tar
TIecIre l. Bourse. Geo. Clark Jessie Potter, Ms. Hi
mans and IL ID james " right Mr. Bossn IEn- -iucor MI
Ter deck houd john Ebhctts W ii. Irpp, Thomas Jam
eren Emma Holues. G.. p. Henry tiremenl Cook name
mknoNn.l deck hand (vouldcdl Mrs. Day and child, D.
parltlrop. Mr. Lundv Mis hilnan, }. ID. COoknshnm
Cia-. smith. c. Walker u. johnson ID. II. Van Buren
Lewis johnson Jis. Mcclure. Edward Bruce Bracket
Mis- Harden Richard A Lewis, Lewis LarberiOn clerk
J. \. shorey Judge Ferrill. Mr. Wian Lnndy, wife
and chiI Geo Robertson, {. ". Rodgers, L. H. SNYDER
5. II. Feui. l.. Trayers, Capt, L. A. James and X
lie Secretary was owned By Gordon s steen OF san
Fraucisco and valued II COO We have estimate of
the value of the freight and baggage none OF II was
saved The Secretary sinking when the Nevada left
We have only given the names ascerianed To De missing
there are Others whose names we could not learn.
We indebted to the gentemany Purses Of the Star
Of the West and George Law, and to the Express Agents
Of Adams s Co., Borord Co.. and Wells, Fargo& Co..
for acceptable fayos.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-10
IMPORTANT FROM MEXICO.
ACAPULCO BLOCRADED.

TIE s,. important part Of the foe,>s Ssv' Pssed a
. s.,sra Edition Of our paper yes.era,y morning:
The steamship George Law Lieut.. G. V. Fox L. ). ",
commanding left Arinwsl at II o'clock the evening
of the Goth uI,. and crvo OF Sandy Hook 2, III o'clock
,s the evening Of the eth inst Her News reached this
City about O'clock yesterday morning.
She bring the Californian mails Of April ii 29,573 in
Treasure freight, and 5sl passengers
The George Law connected With the Pacific Mail Seaa.
ship Copanys steamer John L. Stephens and the passage
has been made through in . days hours
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-10
BOARD OF TEN GOVERNORS.

The regular weekly meeting OF the Governors OF the
Auscuse held their II the Rotunda yeei0a
afefuoou Present Govemos DRNEg, pVeRo fNcNNf SNIh
pVEE CoNoyER TOWNSEND WEsT and HENKN Tie tfcslon'
Gov. DRARER, IN the Chair
Gov. PNoKSEY moved that the following resolution,
eGop'ed April n 1852 De rescudeG:
kescd Thar the Bellevue Hospital be Tccuesed 70
have inferred the Calvary Cemetery Long Island the bodies Of al
Ifohs 81 the Catholic eicn who die N any OF ne inu
ois Shoer ehSe OF 'hs Eosd shall be directed ~ fsh
koteit W ny other CaAoc clergyman unless claimed b. then
seSahese Believe he bodies such shall be directed
tloNe erd " Es uegkd Galway with The
Of ;le deceased AdoYed April r. 1882
AitSF ieiStiH discussion, motion Of GOV. NSsT,
Gov PNcsNErS motion laid Tie she-Covs PiNcKNsy
SNiTH ard DVKE Nciins agains..
Gov III Nj moved that the resolution above referred 10
Ia mode The special order 3, he meeting Adanfed
The acquisitions show the following number OF rersons
aiming ia ;he various iaGl under charge l. IL
ending Nav g. - ~ ~
RcleVEe hosral.......... 653 Work. cusc s,s
LuuStc Asyuia.. So Randals l. 7s
Aims House lS Randals isaud Hos,iisl lo
30 Nly frsou.
Ptuitea,siy HosI iiol....... $50
Decrease, rs
Admitted iIoD AlT - 10 Nay 9s
1s
ID chzIgt
Sent fa PtnItu.. y
Ncnt g. Nl-it
Roman ps.,.. ......... .............9
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-04-20
souTHEEN NyAGgIGTtTTEAII IMPLEMENT

WE could eal he attention Gf the rmitE community
kind: nov In Of our manufacture We have made
sLIsIy nd haze ens.sed The services Of E0od and sIpeneed
the farmers Of yrEn. and other need noi ooi
approved Implement. they may need H. Cali and
m can be had any where North Of the PotOmse Mason
The Fair in November last Virginia State Agricultural
Society awarded Mott, levi: Co the largest
.en, OF hr own n,nulniur Tor The Virginia atd Southern
North Of The P6om,s OF 'ne Oe'' manufacturers
most approved Plough,
nal PnsIn, sUah right ,nd Il. hand Meo.Inet plain
49, 9S go 2 and % Htchooct 9i 9 ali Sizes AID
chilled composition metal Tsrranisi sale by the piece up to
the % 9 sS sI S, as. S,:aS be ;, ,a I The S
Mott Plough as' rsht and len hand This PioasS
cap ans sh Of he mould board 80 thsi Il can S rs
!. gss economy he ] ps Of sie @Ged Sna55 TSsh
any ropsh 70 us aRd G ~ p .a1d soosh ant as ven as steel
AIthi' wanted with this Plough to try It, and All viii be
We also manufacture straW Cutters of patterns and prices
sr Lime sprssdtr no soTs Grain Cradiss sss an Ma.
o arng implements too numerous MENTION Call
would particular attention to our Horse Power and
IN use on account o. q, pc,y dafsCy and ni
sly bs ssg' & 10 i1s , sy9g e Wy r Gs 5o to The
Ta. possible 10 not Wish to dappont any may be in
year account o their not ordering time. build frcn
wrought Railway worse rowsr ot one or two horse. az
uhch warrant to Eye eure eton aud do more SoI p
given length Of time, according 10 team any
state. ' ''
We viii re'er to few gentlemen, N
different eodnes who have used mshpes
81 ,s S our m over ~
lei Dejsrnee, Caroline; Col Coleman baiaa George Tsv
lor Hanoyer David Hatcher Randolph latou Jun Harrsn
Socshand Cot isneoT Dunn. Che..erasdi Tssfcrro
Roy " stubblcaeld and Mr. Syh GlouceiteT Hon WIN
cher Deior Scott Nsulus Archer, souihsu Amelia wr1
GreeU Charlotte; nT Scden Or wilcox
CIV pr n oenrn Ptlnce George; Barksdale Assmhds
4 Clarke CO; " Cox, ands Butler, Jr, Henrieo
Any a. hs above will With pleasure give their
! opinions Of the Machine.
We also manufacture Emermans Improved wheat Thra,her
or hfashng cleaning AID bagEng at operation
chine got np The best manner aud Of good and
Ianed 20 stEnd. II has taken premium the pi Erg
YORK or Buffalo Machine az several Fairs
machine We manufacture three sizes as ss Zach
ehtts and cheaper than others purpose Those
~ want on nrs class msehine wi send In their orders early
ThAnkfl for be, 10
/ q acoptnuAncs of she same.
MOTT, LEWIS WILSON, Sign Of the Pioush,
nhfS-u No. SO Main street.
II ME-Sso casks rhOnas,On, landing er sal. BY
- 'Ph lEwIs wkBB SON.