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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-22

~ eellsd upon 70 surrender thsir bonds and pay
the hTst insament Of two per cent on before the
2lth instant. The bondholdsn who have not yet
come into tho new arrangement can do 70 until
Feb. "a.
TIE Legislature Of North Csrolina has rcchsrter-
cd the Bank Of the State for twenty-five years and
the Bank Of Cape Fear for twenty years, and in
creased the capital Of the Commercial Bank Of VIII
minston from $4,000 to 100000. Ths Bank Of
Wilmington has also been chartered, but 4: ID re-
quired TO have 100000 in specie paid In before
going into operation. The capital Of the Bank OF
Charlotte Ii also increased.
The gross earnings Of the Stonington Railroad
Company for the month Of January, 1855. amounted
to Sl7 43s rs, against tls,0Il SO for the same
month last year, sho wing decrease Of ST. COS So.
The falling of Ia mainly In receipts from freight.
The receipts Of the Macon and Western Road
Company for 1854, were. 3i3,lT9
W"frnk eAPonsor'. 300
ln'efest hhu Wkeb.. A,3o5
Nviding ten per cent. l22.BS3
- POS 04l
SurPiur'.'' sth,l 3S
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-22

Mr.. Albeit II. NicolaJ's regular semi weekly auc
iion sale Of s,ocksand bonds VI take place tomor
row, Thursday, as l2i o'clock, at the Mers hAsts Ex
change.
Erie Railroad ielleT per cent; Reading Rjiroad,
Z There was no actual chsnge 10 the other fan
cies. but tho tendency wss downward
The transactions az the Assistant TfeAsurer's
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-22

The steamship Atlantic, from this port for Liver
pol oday, carried out 81 s2s.is7 IS In specie, Of
which ts27 OF 80 was In gold bars, ta2o 900 In Cali
feIna gold, 81 $50 In foreign gold, and 5000 in
gold dust.
The Corn Exchssgs Bank has declared ssmi
annual DIVIDEND Of dx per cent.
The bondholdsrs Of she Mimfs1ppi ssd Iova Cen
tal Eailsosd Company, psas Lyons, lows, Csutrpll
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-22

A CIDirF guBrTTON OY BRANDlEs m,pEpfOa
n dsr.t sd oskss vlnss russs, sses<h sns Irssh
&c sis snf porter fw family 49,; syyups ssA ess1Als
ier sss ~ Nh ~ rNp51orIi, 40 bssops ssrs.s.
sorpsr - crosty.
ID NryAr BRANDY fAxDNg.-RAsTyAU sxASpY.
III psis s.A dsrs, 10 kAivss, qsss,-vs ss1 s<xsshs,
lse<isg gsr hsrskAh, ss1 Coz ssls " RocdpEy &
srwAkf, ". vbssskNp svsss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-22

l q
The market generally, TO day, Il not buoynnt Il
has been during tho week. Cattle are little psntisr
The following IA q memorandum OF sales by samuel
MeGraw lei sheep for so4i lit do for sou 90; 12i
do for 1927 40 do for Sl43 rs do for s2e 90 l20 do
$3.50; do $32; do. $50 10 do. at Is cents Per h.
500 so; 10 do at IL cents psr h. sos Also as b,ef
cattle, at from &c 10 lie per ID
The following Is n memorandum Of sales by Mr.. Tho
mas Iarliu4s sheep for t2sS 100 TO- 1881 81 ~ do
for 1880 IS; 10 do $2s3 %; IT do ti2t 30 Also "a
beef cattle for 81 AIS 80.
A,o by II webtheimer, u New York state cattle, az
from NC. 10 lie. per h.
AT CHANBERLAIN's.
AGO beef cattle. o. on a ell 90
73 cows and calves. .......... rs 90 u 90 90
43 veal calves dive weight) ........ 00a 90
a,5e. sheep and lambs, i Ius o. IA
AT o'BRMN's
244 beeves. sS 90 go 90
~ and calves .................. 70 90 40 90
10 veas olive weight ............... 500 10
REHABILITATION.
Cos and Veal Sheep and
Bccres. Calves, Cdires Lamb.
AIerttn'n ...... 500 20 30 1900
BrowniDgs b2b as 10 z 705
Cbamberain's .. 400 70 43 46gt
O'Buen's H4 46 10
Ioth......... 200 100 lli b,bpe
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-22

DRC0u.Ys--A GENTLEMAN AND wUr Can Rave
I'D bssrt villa ss~ont sesr, usfsrsAsb~<. 10
snail private fsssfy i,essso. vsy ts>srsss. Any
81 Ne 10 pvmsld s<sst, ssNf Fzits@ svssss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-22

ling, at % Virginia SIS sterling, at s5 and 6's dollar
bonds Of the State, at S. Canada Ga bonds offered
at los No sellers OF New Orleans consolidated bonds
So The last issue TO railroads offered at 49, No
Pennsylvania Central Railroad bonds for sale a. 81 the
I'd mortgage sterling offered at 90 Illinois Central ia,
CO. New York and Erie lat mortgage, loo lo1 do ID
mortgage, TIA ~ do convertible, 6sa 70.
CocrsFAL 10 firm. The quantity offered at public sale
has comprised iU2 bags Honduras chiefly syers which
realized s %: 81: Tod IA bags Mexican black, mid
ding and good quality sold at -. Cd e. 3D. e,tab-
fishing an advance generally Of Id. per Id. Deliveries
since 2sd ult. are sos ceroons.
Corrrh continues In good demand, at our late quota
ticns.
Cocoa steady $50 bags Trinidad brought fun prices
from 39s I'd. q 42d for middlins TO good red.
oo,n-Cocry descriptions OF Plantation Ceyion con-
tnue In demand at fun prices whilst for pale sorts, OF
limited inquiry 300 casks and 900 beb and bags have
found buyers from as for good 20 f2s ca for fne ord
nary, with low middng 10 middling from &C.. Cd SIS
Mocha were chiefly dlsoo.d or from sss III.
Cd for ordinary mixed 10 ddlng clean gsrbed and at
,os ,or mddDe long berry and Of ,5ss bags Bahia
fine ordinary low middlns kind For caryoes
sfest there u moro inquiry and ne Of 300 bags 81 Do
insured In Hambro Lordcn conditions ami 900 bags
Rio ~ ala, also for the Mediterranean.
cons.-The supply Of English whoa. a, the market on
Monday short but thu arrivals Of foreign large line
wade vas very dull at .s,a' ;s' e,ics. q the Pfe,os.
week ending feb q, vas 70s lid. o. $40 qrs. re-
turned To day the market was steady bat the
done limited Fine qualities Of wheat maintain their
price nsns,e has bees sold as high q. ss: per quarter
We quote whte American wheat sos. sss; red ia. .
ice. American hour 4os q AZ. per barrel
CoTToy.-We have change 70 notice In prices. The
sales for the week $40 bales. Al Liverpool the
let continues quiet the quotation for miadns Orleans
In SD. per ID.
Dsros, uc-In the absence Of public sales We have
Ceyion realized u. IT, "a. Tsngia.sia cases East
India brought &c. I'd. sapsnwood-12 tons siam sold 81
~ 1t %. TURKEY opium ies Cd 1es Quicksilver L..
I'D. Jalap %. . "a. Ia Ipscscua mia ss.
H0r.-fhe marksf 10 vsry arm Buyers Of 81. Peters
burg cean Of good quality 81 Eat io slss 81 current
quality Of haana 81 f4s and u aas q &C., ysts-.sss
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-17
Appointments by tho President,
By and With tic adtiet and Consent Of Tie SENATE

ss$sf
Thomps Welsh, of Alabama, 10 be Receiver Of
Public Moneys at Montgomery, Aabamt,
George Il, Ambrose, Of otcgon Territory 10 be
Agent for Tho Indians IN Oregon Territory
Nathan olncy, Of Oregon Territory, to 10 Agent
tor the Indians in Oregon Territory,
Rob.st Beusuttcl, Of l,dhkiona, TO 10 Register
ofthc land otflce at opelousas, Louisiana.
Charles Il. MORRISON, Of Louisiana, to 10 Re.
ceiypt Of Public Moneys at ouaoIila, Louisiana,
vice Peylen q. King, resigned,
Robert D. fla,Iea, Of Mississippi TO he Receiver
Of Public Moneys al Columbus, Mississippi
William b. Caldwell, Of Illinois, 10 be Receives
Of Public Moneys at ShawaeetoSR, Illinois, vice
Samuel K, Casey teslsae,l,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-17
a nhrmeA ee,.l,aarrt.n.
eNlkltY,


dWlan Is a broker, y qleltsd Jimmy Crimes,
ellie 10 YlEtAhl w the bl9eit llnesl"
tl'ye give Il ppl Sell-Wbsg By torIAEe's AbotFs
The poor unfortunate 9tis "stuek III 4totkslm
a. T0E,MAB6BI 70 TUE IGsiYt--Whst q mighty
has been marching ioRhtde The gave
dining tl,s. past seat at Die annual etlp1ate
since Jie Isl OF January 1855 tiote than 81 500
600 Of Tho wotll,s pot6il AIOl has gone down 10
iieeatt!l again. Place them In long array, aud
they will tOtUl moving colBti 0f lkote than 800
10 every mile pt the globe = circumference. Only
Ihigk et II PONDER ami think upon Il, What 4
seelacl9 as tllgy lUoYeo OH Temp iisgn-
Upon This slppelldops dead march,
.stiel ssl6tt aud tltt II hsttlts
AID OUT hkattS so si0lt 4iil hTASft
Sill ll4s Giltae4 drums tie beaItrg
Pure d inlithts ~ The gtaTen
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-17

CmLae HAROLD on the Waffle following
lines fton tile Third canto Of BYon's ohilde Ilar.
old are significant at Tho present time in reference
to tho European wnt aud It's combinations;
FltrttrlhDtlonl iapl my champ Tie BIZ
And t1inl In elters-bqi y earth more Heel
ma Nailcat teMk4t 10 mskf one tN4mti,
0TleSsae 10 telCh al klnSS ltpu SUyHlelSHlyl -
What ! shall IeSiYlns thrtldOn eGtln be
The pltt iei.up idol Of enlightened daysl
Shall we, WHO struck the llnnJl0YH, shsllWe
PAY The volt homage -rroterinE loWly gaze,
Ard tSTVi!A kcfa 10 tortS SO ott 6eoie ~ pTtItel
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-17

f, DrarRrorlyE PlsE ~ coylSdroS, Ky -Yeslet.
day morning ubont O'Clock destructive fire
br0Se onl IN frame building, occupied Tot gtl,
Gerry on Scott street, opposite Lower Market House
IN Copineton, The balGes spEe1d tlpldly, and
before any al the companies arrived OH The
efoupl the butdH. was entlfely enrelbptl III
flames. The dte rogcd fariously. and soon spread
to the dty pods tlole Of George B. Marshal On tle
south, and Young & l.airl's tobacco ship on Tie
north and thence across twelve foot alley IL q
story building owned W John D. Patch, aN,l 90.
oupied fot a gloctEyA1l llty goods stoic on tie
first dooL oRd tie Law Office Of u, N, lienton,
Es1, ond residences Of several families IN The sec.
ond and tlnfd stories, The dfy gUols store u NJ,
Marshal, with nearly NIL lis contents Tho tobacco
establishment md alr, PaIct's building, were
all destroyed. Tie Io's Is estimated at $4,000,
partially IHsatej,- Gin. Gas., Thnr1ddg.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-17

11.Sle,ds. Robinson 4 Bio, hsYc laid upon our
iesg,.Tas islrrfals,' from The ptefs Of \, 4, Pc.
ielscn,E iO2 Chestnut sttest Philadelphia. II Is
from the pen Of laSi1lne -, tic daughter Of
The celebrated Lord EtsSinc, once Lord fllGh
Chancellor vi England The scenes ntO hid In
tlstapnS, anl ute said 10 be highly llfe.likc Tho
cbataelcts, though highly wrought, are natural and
unaffected. The sotk Is well written, The style
VERY gool,aWl tho subject OHl objects ate located
In a county qt wtIosc hnbils and interior customs
Uat1ilio Is known tn America. II isa book which
will leStehsIsey in this country, and Cnp
which viii mot be lost and forgotten, as atc ,lc'
setSs4lyl1ppy OF lis contemporaries, baI will stand
the test ofjimc, and take ,beu stt'pectaIe staNd,
On oGtlps work Of light literature, Il wlll be
taken from The she'll and read after the ePh4lne.
raj works yfthe DAY have been laid BY and forgot
len. ltcpp be hal Of Robinson 4 iito.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-17

Piano at Auction, .-.--.
ms Saturday mofnnt, 5lh ln;tSrlS A. " oeLOSS.
" wI sell ltt0y Rooms, No. gVS Marker sllSsi hVVN
3scUnd baud plalo, v,. NAT
-iek i6hlt MNl. w w,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-17

1,he So,e Room end iiHelilG OH HE t0fhkT Of vs.
aud Madison 4rttisl lItttiiy opposite ib. Nolt..
House, AZ i row In lie ~ y " Ro-e IL,
he tlty, and lie dwelling IQlgtt and eQltthtm
Tbty WilI tele separate or ~ Jury t.G
SirtJ Possession Isl tEtllttSt ......
'1F09,f f-s.. t MM PAXTON
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-17

WOO I'm SOCKS.
50 GoH country Nnl' woSo r. Syiof fIsElyss mos
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-17
NOtioe.

NOTICE,
ALftrkrsobs tndkbtt9t6,o " llslskell & Co.; Or 70
nj d hereby no6d 10 mike payment without
delay Thm6 faSnS SIis against ls sill Lleyte present
them lar aJlIuStNebt ltk!SNELh n En'
n IL ttit 0f IH.tntlo TO nske tttelNtik VIII our
customers 6tretiie oil lie first III July and flat Of lpDu'
aty OF eatb ytAt This arrangement VIII bear date nom
The nat Of I1hpSTy teSt, uo,.Vu, ~.
hstt9 IL tlSl hL ~! q 70
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Il:lII= d ENGRdYING.
Middleton, Wallace & 90,
no IA lItis ,IT$kYgaa ! $TRFf1,

MAPS, BoSDs, ORRrlFtCATEs, VIEWS,
PoRlRAl ITS, ARDS, 30. -. ;,
ESdRJ I'D AND PERyt.hTkl ~ TIN bEST $7PkA
W. w rSiSUr,Ieis respectfully solicited IN
S.t. ltg Steel Plates H Ild lOr AaESlines, HOOKS,
Ge ,lmnesSiOnA hon which we Wlll supply vi
IIfaSnua BILE leIIilS, Vnlb
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-17
knrRfnL.

ITWT -INFWIf
TuE room otSJ4ltd byl iItsh 4 Co., ~ iln,
St6TtL iaH klYeAgHtbs Ont DAY OF APlIi, Isl
Kl1lttenfi I. H. l5pts1fA
'WiI also tent UHfoI ilal BY The ykAL hatt tol
roonSs ii iho second vi plh St Ia rs
hpiIdlSs th,l ill ms god 9tS IS fVr tll M te3ti
TkleI llrtat 9psqo lsrtps
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-17

'fQh HhNIE
TjiEiaEtt and tonm6llOGs tt tiort EsitLtsSs "a
Aslu sl(ttt, NJ M eiFht 0fypltlt ~ MID. Hid ely.
~. setAI6ii tlEeHi Applicant AttlIS, e.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-05-26

L1zr oz fATESrs issued from the United
States Patent Office 10 residents III 3Easszcl.a-
sets, f3E the week ending May p, I555-eaea
bearing t.at date:
Charles 3. Loreles 81 B0ss3a-for iapr5y-
Cd cir heating cook st9re.
Luc.ea E. Hicks oE Boston. assi.zcl 70 him
sell aud George \. DAVIS Of Boston alsre-
sa.d--ter imp. selGat b hose couplings
EisaE y. S.cTcas aid Jose9'. y Cr9s5z @.
Boston. and Joseph 81. Peass7u ri Wiuches-
terror lTnpEoFea ent IL seed planters.
Charles G Appleton, Of R1zJlz5 for in.
provemeat in bleaching apparatus. OH.Ina
letters patent dated Ap,il II. ls55
Francis ;. C35uE- q lpsa.eh. as-igHor tc
R39g 6, NolEse, Mason, & Co. Of Woztesiei
for improvement ID screw Ereuehes.
Jolataan NLiFg5c. j.. e A.la5-d--tor in
proved sell acting Upper 5laeL
lfr9y $. Waite af Calco1ec. and Levi.
81 lta q Hartford [.a1i..,--t9r improvement
in .e.e.szphia keT 1a-a,uz
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-05-26
sam and jonathan.

The Free Wcst, an zlti-slzTsTT papeE5 Published
Il Chicago. Illinois, gives Us seue rather navel
facts in relation 70 the rival orders q Know-
Noshaz-s s-id Knoz-souethiugs which esigt At
the Wet 7. world seem, from the statements
Of the FREE West. thai Senator Douglass. after
ssssng thst Dzvie AteAison ha5 organized lis
Missouri sli51sters IN TIE se7set cozelzrzs q
San" bad undertaken 10 raake The c.5sT of
Know Nothings. II Illinois. sabserFient 70 bis
pro-sla~srF purposes Itwil bsEsmsn5eEe5 .Hz;
almost Immediately after the passage Of the Ne
brzska bill. Douglas made speeches II Ssw YORK
and Chicago. descending the psoser.Ftive order.
hat since thai pssio3 hs seems 70 hare changed
his mind, AID . haze adopted tas Jesl5t p1l-cy
Of adapting himself to eveTg Circumstance izzt
be can possibly tura % his o7u zaFzl.ase-
When Stephen \ Douglas becomes Z general
controller of tae Know Noting order, the pre-
tsnce that i is islaFery, q q zy distinctive
aati-ehs1acter e al, except aat.-i.ee19ll, EaCst
c7apor1ts Ike dsv7 from q toll's back.
The FREE Wsst sayss-
Senator Douglas has q passion foE ms.
chief. and has lately illustrated i by IN abr
tive effort 70 control the Know Notl5u move
neltia Illinois 70 pro-slavery uses- Inc r.
cent ouar7elsoEne session Of the State Counsel
az Chioago, grew ou, Of the struggle fsr So
pTemacy between the dlseordzac anu ElFal sec
tions known as San aud jonathan lEa
the latter, Ct anti slavery section, e-e rlctc-
Eious. The Chicago Dsm5aat, john Went
worth's paper. says
The Sans are anti-f0-eign aEd sEti-Cs-a-
Ole. The J0nathans are auti-sieTery, but not
against foreigners They VIII admit Ell for
-HF -.
the Pope. The Jouathans are taking ;Ee lead
IN this city. Already large numbers Of Ger
mans, English, Scotch. and Irish, have joined
then. and they promise 70 ssa.loB Up san
completely, who Is nos chiefly supported BIZ
cd bunker wings. old bunker dsGoerat-. aud
cid l5ges generally, win Judge Doag.as %
cement the wnole, If possible. into one mass,
n order % revenge himself g0a the foreign
ers, who are insuRciiveiv opposed 70 Ais Ps5-
slavery pr eiples, and who can never be H.
duced to sanction the iniqgity Of making
slaves States cut Of sol once c0nseeEatsd 10
freedom.
The fight that has been gong OIL in the
Know Nothing Grand Council ler the several
days past, resulted IN the complete diso9md-
tire Of Judge Douglas, who was 2 lobby
member and pulled al. tie wIEe. IN his poser
for Atchison and the armed bands of sssassins
who arc illustrating popular severe gnty' in
Kanzas. Jonathan has done well 90 far
Let his next move be to take Of the secrecy
10 his proceedings, and let Us have an open
field and free fight against the men who have
violated the freedom Of the press and the sane
tlty Of the bailotbo in Kanzss. Judge
Douglas hoped to keep up the Know Moth
ings, VINO were the to3ls Of the slave power.
This would secure him the influence CT tie
foreigners in the free States, while his friends
in the slave States would give him the Know
ism is as dead as Douglas"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-05-26

EZz-z- z.-zls s liz s=zz7a f-r col, refreshing
5-Ez E1ea SRI tzaz. nd j5fssnl, at T5ayer (
1a.- I lsFzt=z El1gH-pap. and al The
5- -a-=s v15-l hz-a ben invented .'ia
-z 30 RVS ..z nectar TIA. Pg=.s su- about.
e. @ "a Aa.u-zt- A1a5rasia is fell. ai hut
-z o z=l-l. EzrsaPerlIa- and o.ilsr de-
ia9 E-Euszsz The sparkling soda u The
AEe=-s- l-s- dat rsfrzzliag realities .ll4s I'M
zz- asEass IS tlsy glide down TIE ttE1as. TIE
Ez- =Es u5 is tzl celebrity faf cuts Of neat and
c1. zrs= FIJI azv5 a ch5Tdzr this day ard -ge1-
Az sill z EssEly u aseuQaay the Solids that
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-05-26

DzzLz's Ezszl-z4yT.-EElz1Eo pass Hzru1gtza
C-=r. z-s e. i-1s aad ve-y, s.ap d5EH Lat3 Ter
Hza's. az taae yzsu ald res. and c0ut5rt-raz. IN
tA= czzel z-5T=s- beside ils crackers and cruzts-
- -5z-t Il lie ez.a1-as, sriEe, re=Eing, rich" No
7=z err presented more tz--isu strsaks than Dor
zsas hzzf rzzt -t.1-- CT roast pork AID more
bztl az5v vas usvsr dz=slsi froza The fountains Of
,ls 5=z1. laa llzt z5-a sEns IL Flucid ga5lss, q
D--z--'s saFz- 81 days zal evenings in Ehs week,
5a=s Dz a-=5 . ne Lzal.h and comfort Of his
f5=a5z All ez-t-asrs. AID On tas seventh h -rsca
p..a.as-- Il. EEsalE.
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re-.-I,T- 60 90, ~ -. -. I.
T.I5s nj rre-sa--s,= rrr-, g5-... ts.--,'-.--
s.cs tel dgTss. E.gf-r rf .res-s 49, ~
3 III Ct s.esse-s when Il rrqs ,s,c..l.i -
result IT, der. Size -eerre.a5 No. IN,
tie .os- u ers.g.t a.5 re4r.,.- III, r,.-."
fa...e tg-z q .ee t..-4 ....s H. 80. r.
would ear s.1.a.ag Bat egs.dr and ra.s.n- nd
f.-, go a.0
sgasss as7 lie nmea9sd as.#aE .9sr,e t.-5.
=laes when s.a.e -s.9 las ..ea4sy re-aiaeI her
t-gner -ee--a 4ad 4e..z.ty. a4a Aer zs-l.t q. 1
nearing 41c restored
Tia r.rl...-l. l-.-.
@10- "3t %
tz.egte - 49, ,'.'.- PRISONERS
>5syrra. fta -. -. ~, "
81. re.e.. 4 s-aas-gE.. 49,. ~ ---'
dr,a,fslaa 5..e--51..tI 80, ~ -'--. E
Tor a dollar a zee. and lie heads ser+ 49,
to tie city. gg Ee1e they were SUSPENDED hy ffe
hair and tai. Eton bamboo. and eerve5 n
decorate the walls
q.La,.,--.. r.-
a1m4.t ,In,-.,,.l, --.5 = li'.ls i'as
la.t eIa,5.ra; 4, fl ~ 30 Oh
fsonsl arne,,5rra,,fs s-
outoTthe rmst-ac,fior. - - e-l y --i.S
ability to read bv voter in.if;n. t.o -, -,
seula.ioa Of each town al fhe ito -,
member. and establishing one ca7;tal in lien
Of two as al present,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-05-26

ssE LTs SITS heir r1rEs # as.t~e assistants, can
bsa dag ara -rs-iaz. and every la7fui day and
zu=z- Esstrs-1lriezl saloons in tha TX
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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-05-26

TRIALS FoR MURDgR.-fhs trial OF John L.
Chapman, fer the murder Of Reuben Cozzens, was
concluded, at East Cambridge, on Friday, 18th
inst The plea Of the District Attorney occupied
an hour in the delivery. After the Chief Justice
had charged the jury, they retired, and in forty
five minutes returned with verdict Of guilty
Chapman awaits his sentence
Our readers probably rscollect this case. The
facts as stated By the Attorney in opening the
case are these:
Chapman left the house where he was stopping
on the evening Of the murder; he went to Mr.
Cozzens and told the old lady that her son who
lived few miles distant had been thrown from
his carriage and badly hurt. The old lady awoke
her husband, who went out TO catch his horse To
go and see his son. Chapman followed him ont,
and i is alleged, gave him the blow with the axe
which killed him; he then returned into the house
and gave Mrs Cozzens blow, which was evident.
ly intended TO kill her and did leave her senseless
on the floor. He then attacked an Irishman in the
house, and had with him a desperate struggle
Chapman then fed, and was found day or two
after hid in barn-where he was arrested.
The trial Of Samuel Hilard, for the murder Of
James L. Warren. at Natek, on the llth Of
March, 1854, commenced on Friday, 18th inst
before the Supreme Judicial Court now sitting at
East Cambridge-Chief Justice Shaw, and Jus.
tices Bigelow and Metcalf on the bench.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-05-26

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