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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-27

RI. ,b.f c.l "a
-, rom ,ns LousviIie Journal, January ~
We puonsIea PaIasrspn ye,tsroay rom the indiana
pos 1esrnd, wnen spote ot ths ny sterous disappar
ance o. fIank tne CASHIER o. tne Farmers ana Me
chanicS bank OF iniiansPon ~ appsars from the fol
lowing that he has robbed the bank and left for parts
unknoWh no' nsy tneoNher OF the oank - the uncle
OF IIank, We t.Ae tne account from ths Journal
very ~or, IN regard 70 the snar AZ the
FARMERS anu nschahics osnk nave proved true. The
doors CT e vaut being pried open and the safe hinges
broken on, ~ was discovered mat clean sweep had
been male ~ rs impossible, until careful examination
o. the books MADE ana until correspondents are heard
from, 70 tne sum stolen but " Is quite certain
that between Va, vVo ana 300 200 were taken.
We und.r,hnd That the cashier Was seen ON saturday
on'he BeeiontAns tram bya gentleman Of his aequain
lance, whom be told that he was going 70 Cleveland
VERY accessible point was informed by Telegraph yes
terday and 10 Day thousand policemen, 10 every guar
Yer OF me country are endeavorng 10 recognize In every
stranger the description gwen ~ the lightning OF Frank
Nay.
lhis young man had been esteemed by All Who knew
nm a. most shempnIy ne was member OF the church
hhh $1,000 AZ posiuon In society for ssys
p years he managed the business Of his uncle Col
Allen May while agent Tor the state In New YORK and
has had many opportunities OF taking twenty times the
sum, which, 10 ali probability, he has ~th him At this
VIM a. .,,.-.. -, :,
10 fsga'o 10 th5 matter, 'oi Nay Issues the following
card
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rHx ENGLISH WEST INDIA FLEET PLACED At THE
!. OSroSAL OF THE CAPTAIN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
LsITkk FROM ONE OF THE CREW OF rHs JOHN q.
WHITE. 'N
By private sdvices which We received yesterday from
oy the George Law, We learn the important fact
no Enshsh Consul at that port had notified to the
that his government had placed at the
Oh the latter the whole Of the West India feet
a. 70 enable him to crush eectually any further ALI
userins attempts upon the island The aest was daily
xpected to arrive there.
The following letter from one Of the crew Of the John
White, at present prisoner In the royal ia Of Ha-
ana, viii be read with interest
TO THE EDITOR OF THE NEW YORK HERALD.
II - HAVANA, Jan. II, 1856.
take the opportunity Of writing these few hurried
nes to you. We have been taken prisoners by the
pansh authorities from board the American schoo-
per John g. White, ~ baracoa, a charge of conveying
Searms to the island OF Cuba. Although we knew OF
he tin being board, you will credit me when
lay we were entirely ignorant Of their contents. Iva
Informed that the contained ewery and did not
earn the actual fact until the Spanish authorities found
hem on board the schooner and opened them.
Our captain stated in his declaration that he knew no.
hing of what the cases contained and Mr. Lacosta con-
rmed the statement in his declaration. He was the
ole owner of them and shipped them, and the owners
V the vessel the who engaged the freight
iessrs. Meacham d Stowe, 90 South street. New York.
We think it very hard that innocent men should be
peld prisoners in dirty damp CELL while the guilty
It large in the city Of New York. We were imprisoned
the 25th Of October and have NOT yet had any trial.
nor, in fact, do know that shall have one The
government have selected two of thsr military officers
o plead case, which think very strange proceed
ng. It Ia lawyers, and not military advocates, that
should be given We think chance will be but
mail in their bands If our government does not inter-
EIDE for The Spanish authorities look American
prisoner more like dog than human being The
spanish prisoners have all the indulgence that can be
cGorded to them whilst dare cross the cell door,
because Americans. l would not be believed
we're to state to my government the way in which
american prisoners treated in this Internal hole
We entirely innocent OF the charge brought against
hs, and we trust that you will enforce the
Intention Of government We LOOK upon the only
Elective friend we can find in difficulty II we are
eft to the mercy Of the Spanish officers who are to
blead for us, the certain result will be long and dread
Jul captivity. suppress my for obvious reasons
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-27

From the report Of Dr. John p. Gray superintendent
OF the New York state Lunatic Asylum gather the
The whole number Of persons treated during 1854 was
$50 Daily average under treatment ~. Ordinary
the institution Nov. 90 1854. Applications refused
1os discharged to make for recent cases, total
The average number OF patients has been constantly
above the capacity Of the institution The
have averaged the ratio Of other years42 oS per cent
lof the admissions,
The report contains many valuable suggestions, and
from the obvious facts stated shows the necessity OF
further and immediate provision for the nsa OF the
The statistics are full Of interest
or the whole number admitted, JOS we're incorporate;
129 used tobacco 1874 not members Of any religious
society, Is had received academy and $50 common
school education; u could only read and II had
OF the whole number 265 were natives OF New York
AID " were born In foreign countries.
In regard TO occupation "a were farmers 20 farm Ia
borrrs, II sborers II merchants IL teachers school
boys painters LOG housekeeper 90 engaged in house
work, ~ school girls 10 seamstresses, 4 miilners.
The principal causes Of arrangement are thus set
down intemperance and Vice, az vicious habits and
ndsise ,re- 20 popular errors y gasrpera ~ do
IL grief, II; hereditary insanity l5 business perpleIi
ties 15 menstrual irregularities 90 loas Of Sleep g. ia
health, Il; excessive labor, We and that religious
excitement made mad; seduction another: want and
desttution, .; disappointment In love, l. opium eating
?; remorss, g. and loss Of property, p
The diseases we're found 10 be hereditary In 142
Thirty -four patientseleven males and twenty thrss
femses--were admitted during the year with stronv
suicidal pfop-Dstes In several OF these the
cestors had committed sucidein two Of them for three
generations 10 male IL impulsive he was also
homcidsl and left home at his request because ne
felt the inclination TO destroy his children whom he
loved teuderIywss gradually Strengthening While bis
power Of resistance was growing weaker.
The hrsest number OF patients admitted from the
Following Counties
Albany 20; Csyugs IL; jefferson ~: Madison 10;
Monroe y Oneida b5; Onondsgn 81 Ontario H. Osweg,
10; Rensselaer, Fl. SIX counties sent 1 each.
The female patients In addition TO mcndng In the
house, made $3.50 garments during the year. Mach
work done by the males In the shops The farm and
garden made yield valued at 6,2i6.
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RALEIGH, N. O., Jan. -, 1885.
The KnoW Workings IN North Carolina.
Your paper IL gaining friends in State daily and
was quoted frequently last week in conversations and
cussions which rrsd among vast collection Of
lilsly and clever men, who met hero
wy parts Of the State for some purpose
ITO. nows what. Some say the State council
,gs was in session, others that II was q
Vi nnow to consider the expediency Of con-
raHo." "e's.s' ON here to the White House In
structsy aradrosdh all can learn the old North State
Warrington CITY froM oroughly organized, and there
is waking up and n Nothings holding the ba-
10 no doubt about tine Mno, all the members of Con
lance Of power and will eler auks
grsss next summer from the.ra
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q q
OF New York viii BE- noticed to the esrk ami pu,
cal. ndar FOR the ensuing January circuit.
During The first week 81 that circuit motions 70 correct
this calendar may b. mad.
Alter that week, calendar will remain unchanged
and continue the calendar for every successive circuit
ginning on the calendar vheie the imnedAt ~ preceding
circuit left OIL
Fifteen causes a dsy and no NOR. win be e.lsl a
general and special terms and before each Judge ct chr
cult, unless otherwise specially ordered
No cause viii be- set down for particular day at .
circuit, unless sworn OF when called account u tho
ab.oDcs Of n witness, and paymen, 81 costs.
" tho trial Of cause shall no, bc moved by eithsr
~ viii go IT, The foot Of the calendar aud not be called
again until II shah be reached in that place.
Al new issue. .iii be noticed for the hrst day Of this
next circuit, after the same shall BE- joined b. pet
IN their order al a.. foot Of the per calendar
After the frsi week Of each circuit during which,
motions 70 correct tbs csleniar may made ,bs e.l.a
Of the causes which may have gone down a, tbs ur,
sous circuit and the issues viii BE- entered q. part
aud IN continuation % tho perman.nt oalspdar and
on. IRON court 10 court, until To. end of the year
These regulations do not Affect the question noticing
the causes for trial 20 the opposite party from
court, As the statute may require.
Special Circpti Calendar.
AZ any circuit, until further any causes be-
longing to oi,her Of the too following es-s.. msy b
placed on special circuit calendar unless ths trial 10
bfsly 70 occupy more than ons hour
lst whsre ia" scon IL on contract, ans the answer
merely denf. III. allegations In the complaint. without
md Where the action Is on contract, ana ma,ts~
Get up In the answer, and there shai 10 b.
eva That TIE dssncs 10 mAis only for the puTposs o<
delay.
To sntts The cause 20 be placed such calendar the
pAintln attorney must notice four days before asr
Monday In the circuit, that h. rili move on such Moo
day 10 have the cause placed such cs-n1sr aud ths
motion viii b heard on such scndsy, aud n graa,~a.
ths cause may b. heard on the following Friday
u tbe motion be founded bii~f that the defence
Tor delay, andsviis must - served ., the tine u
notice
The paintins attorney must also deliver 10 the eist
Of The circuit hss notice also, four days tsfore such
FrdAy, containing sl.o the nanb~r IL the the
general circuit calendar
The same motion may b. nab any day beiots tbs
Judge NJ chambers on notice of fonr dAys
IL the cause sbs actually occupy more than one hosr
on the trial the trial may - suspended .; the dcr-ss
~ the court and the cause BE- put d0sn the
the calendar.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-27

PRIZE FI0Hr IN KENTUCKY FOR s500.-We learn
from several Of the down town sporting that prize
eight for wager OF $500 took place Forrest HILL KY,
on Saturday evening last between man named Joshua
Girtel, Of this city, and freshman named Richard
hedonney, OF Pittsburg. The bet got up By some
sporting gentlemen the winner OF the hght 70 receive
the $500 The whole affair secretly done, and only
few perss Witnessed the bloody conflict Ths two
dressed for the fight entered the arena and after
forty seven rounds heidonney of victorious, his
adversary, Grte crying enough. The vanquishsf par
~ dresdfuly beaten and should he he win
carry through life irghtful marks the result Of
unnecessary and inhuman prize aght. Medonney
also badly beaten. Both % ths beiiIgrrents
being veti cared for.-C,nctnnaf Caste Jan. ~
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An EaErBorAKk AT HnAs-Ths Salem R,xisi,T
.sys that Captain Ps,,srsoo o. the ship x.xsoA from
,snso r.prts hst On Tbs Tth ~ Sovsmb~r, lat o. ~
ion. " Is, he srp~risnosd ~~vsss shoes FROM a. b.
roe Voeano, Which eassed The ship 20 spy~sS ras
nns over eoss reef, and xr~st tbs shsss tsL
tel 70 havs run Ashoss
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Benefit societics-Their Duties at the Present
Crisis.
TO THE EDITOR or THE HERALD.

TO THE EDITOR or THE HERALD.
There are great many mechanics out Of employ
ment who, a. your American correspondent said In
the HERALD Of yesterday, do not attend Park
meetDgs, or viii not 60 Tor soup. Many OF those
men belong 70 benevolent or trade societies, and,
ask, would 1t would not be well, In the present
hard times, II those societies would follow the cx-
ample set by the Journeymen Iron Moulders' So
ciety Of New York, and pass . Law 70 ALLOW their
members, Who are out Of work, small weekly sum
Of money, say two or three dollars. the sllo vance
70 remain In force for two or h-es months. and TO
be prolonged 4 found necessary In this way they
would b snording seasonable relief 10 those who
are a&o ciated with them, and they would have the
satisiaction Of kno wing that they were giving 70
those who were really out OF work.
Let me ask, In What better way the funds Of so
ciety be used than In keeping liz members from
starving Could any purpose be more consistent
with the benevolent object Of lie foundation II
member was sick In body he would be entitled to .
weekly allowance and what man IL there who IA out
Of work and has fsmily 70 support, with Q pros
poet Of starvst before him, Who In not sick IL not
Ia body, at least at heaftl hope that this sugges
ton may fall under toe notice Of officers and mem
Den OF societies generally.
A MECHANIC AND SUBSCRIBER.
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Hon wnILx krsn, Secretary Of State, OF. Mssis-
sppi died recently Of Jackson. He was . promn snt
lmsmbef of the State Convention In 1851 and conspi-
cuous leader OF the Unon party Of that day 1859
Dc was nominated for Secretary Of stats By the democra
&c convention, add elected b, large majority.
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Supreme Court.

JAN 26Judse Cleric viii sit a, chambers during IL
moa,h Of February commanding 1t 10 O'Clock A. NJ IL
will first sttend to sspare orders and motions. lie
will then on zach day hold special term for any css-
tested applications not likely TO occupy more than hs
an hour When after the hearing OF such application Il
commenced II shall be discovered that they viii occuux
onger time they will be AT once and in every intanss
nnsisfred 70 the saturday motion calendar with osse
in the discretion Of the Judge During February. Con
tested motions NJ chambers should 10 hottest for II
O'Clock A. NJ and crcers 10 show made
nj the Aaine hour. by order Of Justice CI.rke.
RICHARD v. CONNOLLY Csrt
ASSIGNMENT or COURTS AND JUp0Es ~ ri,s orr or
NEW YORK FOR TBK yKsR 700.
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b~fofe tblsf Junilrs DakIsy
LIABILITY or 4 CONTRACTORS.
JAs. a.--WOa@ Mani Wsala- 7bfd aaf
oheyi-ThLs %. an seton brought Axaiast the defend.
barrels ~ line u app.srs thu, The as,.nfsst uad,s
ioos to conway the line IN gktsr from the las,
70 Tvsbus,h street sorth river, AMI Tia, -Lll- In.
lighter iyny a the wharf Tho hms ,oot ORE ana a
-ss destroyed The Valae q tho property estimated
n. chI.f Jus,lc. brisey sLir..s.s N. Ju,, .,,.x
that The old h~ shsh made oomson carriers r.srs,a.
sibs for Eropsry ssuasted 70 their care -as snAe,sa
made, asa u. suppossa eoson 6s,.s.a ssrrl.r. .sa
paeae usfssasr. They v.Ss, thsreIor., Lsld rsspos
.ss,. ''' S In 49,, a.n,"; % god. 1892, 70 ca.
Kings snsnsss. The leo sti holds esnssrs rs.psss
bs for d. 'as calvary 81 ptopsriy entrusted 70 tss,r
slsu1sn,s prevail against doc prsea.iiss
Tbs ysry r,nasrsa verdict Tor pl.iaila f0r anssss
elainsf, vi'h in'srss'
Aosr HosHibLg AsD DIrExssise TsAssDr ~
lo~A-A usssi ih'iiitg .nd ssfsl ifss.Sy eSesrsd 70
", fssdns too uiIss ihis sls ~ Ca.aa1e v.ss
- BE bose q BIZ fAilsr "a las, NJ. GAIA. r~sdinx
sAnt gpon his -tfs vho baa rsbs there ss<sp~ his
w usAtHsni, shea the father u Mrs.. hstslsiy s,ss.
wont, iss, !. .ss ., la. r.. IA 80. s....
k9iny ssres . fAifoa AMI AE<a~i The old sssa
ss.n ia We pistol f'ou Aifa saa ssei hin Dsriax
us flrDs hat tho r.nsaesfs going b~tv-~n
kdeEiry sod Clara, tho vHs sscap~d 10 s~sxht,s'.
bease bsi tearing pafsuh frun 81 ssmDa bssssss.
she isfi ths boass sna ~-ni in1 ne -o. sss there
sa.rstsA bsrrif NsCisiy folos~i - ths beas- vh~v-
III -. bad r.iSss;-d All spslss ,isrs sv,ss
be .orh sboSt iss u us hoB.s N shs Al nat
sn0v him The yAs>s ~ eotssslis~nt ~ he vifs me
vensa sisfrs Tor hsf safsiy, isforro-i hssasy tss
dh.clos ~ 90. hA1 t.hss Bsiya bb<,4, be psrss.i
sna foupf bsr sonsss~d 10 shs bases ami hcvrtls 70
rsAis, cot hsf hss8 sssliy -. ia ,b~. vsai W his
own boas< sss pi-eirr us masss ~ the pAs,1a ssfsr
bis cha, Sisekssrsd ~ The tAI pss<lnx oft a his rssks
YIsdisF i. .rst, y, as.sro, IN. ls-r.s,.~i -
dtsshsfrrg ihr.s h.ls nso biz sbsansn asi thss a.
isnp'si T. aver ts vsdpl~ w srsvns snlfs srs,.s
Eigh 81 kis resi>ssss, n I'D and ssi alive e. 80.
mo- rons ts~sis N pussait a. him A. they snts.si
tbs bgnss hs psii<d TIE skrk~s sr-r his nsss Tlssy
rsesf hEn - vsgos ssd siArisd fss csses1s hat ~
Toe hsy rsA<ssi there ufs he'd IN easoa.. u III.
sss~vse .rsssh. heSsty ssA IA. wife srs hy.h sssd
~ 70 egseffsl vbs'hsv ClAss vni ssrvfv. ssslsts
sth sns cs~t~rsto Who short tine s.se. rs nsas
he@ - 20 We bvss part ~ The city Nss sonsi
bsPp~er ~ ths nstt tern ~ th~ ussslet Cysfs. Ne
aW n@v~ hsn esist sp>a h~fvrs 4, r-<s~S sseh hof
fes uHe~y is the vi>inisy sas sssn sgt
ts.5, SsA ".
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PRoPosrD NEW LroUoH Law ~ NAME The
hsine % pers contain copy 81 proposal liquor
Law dfap up By Neal Dow and laid before the tpcsal
Temperance Committee 81 that STATE. his bill Il very
stringent Bor tn. FIRST sale u liquor the penalty Ia
fin. Of $50 nd four months In jail II The hns not pad
two months additional second oonvieton $50 ami
and sir months In jail Nth thrs. months Additional
the hns & nor paid the third conYicioa 300 ADD
coats, with year In the stats prison 9TH sH onths
additional II tho fine 10 not paid Ia each bond u
81 go not ~ ss for rear IL ~ be given Ia D.
fault, four months addiionsl impn sonm-ni No person
Ia 20 be Manufacturer sellsr ~ rpirgSss
liquor except az !, prVvds BY ths sA,ss updsf pesAi
~ u 800 hns and year the prson fer ts
hfsi offence 20 b. Increased ~ Ave ye.rs third n
sncs action Tor The recovery o. qsora Illegally soLi
70 - allowed, against sny onosr Tor ssEnr ADD 81
suoying liquors uhsn the variant 10 asusd b. comp.
isnt court Any p~rson found intori1aisi 20 tbs dia
tnrb.nes o The I~.os 20 be r~n,snrsi !, tho HOUSE Il
Correction fo tour months unless BE- 9iseioss rbsfs s
procured The hquof ~ pfes.usn, railroad mpsnss
and steamboat companies wbo convey liquor nsgsly
into The STATE - ~ npe1 for ssch pArsag- - conveyed
tl0 and costs for the hrsi oc~ns 80 ana so.t for ths
secobd and 90 sn1 With sonth IN s f0r tho
fhFt.
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YouxJ AsyRIca on hasKIAgE-Youn z Amer,o.
10 getting 'nilfrly 100 fast fgr = the Plaza
road" II fslns not devised saaeisnt ~ ehsss
the stssd snO- not that may happen 10 tbs nstgr~
- ,Tplofl0n - solson The lstss, lasifxil0n
Reported a. ihs Asy0fs ofss yssNfaAy az Hsp
psfs hats boy 10 years % age bssD~i IL cts Mount
hss been arrested several TINES IN Tblrt vnrd tks
casrgs u bsins ~ the mott disoffsry o. ssnx ~
yegths ~ the safns age, This bad Distinction he hsd
safnsd ~ throwing STONES 81 p<3es'risDs Asi vsoas
other trssks-fun " hin bot snytbiny si.s " otbsrs
Tbs other dAy be ARRESTED Zoe beng 81; ony fss
asriy but ascic~dlr ffnrk. 10 tAssa before 40
Aksrnsn, sol kis yssfs blbg tsk~n lnto csnssra,oa
as eomniitsd 70 The k0u-> ~ r.faxs. pn hossasr
srsrSoon, sih about 10 years q ace, - ihs
ssiloa bosss, IN eynysny - SONAR ssa s.ssi 20
80 brr husbsnd y Who -ss her bssbssd aISvs
kant" her sassrtgbs vsre elser~itsa, svsn tbosga
eeffoeotstsd By br frspd In ths Bcsf po,s,s
ftnahy, bowsssr, sbs p,oiae@1 esrtAesis. sbosisS
TIA, shs h.d b~-n psrsi "a sis hSsp, 10 Ices tksa
txh; msnfhs snrs, ~ fatssf iAns 81 ihs sesfeh 81
Bfosf sad fsthsrs~ STREETS wb~fbsf .sy s<siss wfi
- tsAsu - r-~,ors %. y hsshss1 - s s.sx spsas.
sfSs'si "a " s,sS -lhisffAn gFsie, Iaa -
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HON. WELCOME r. BRIBR
A Tribute 10 Individual worth By his friend.
In the CITY Of New York
January, 1855.

Q 2 O &c . . 9 .
Judgs Beebs in reply stated that In Ia. whole
u his life had such bright period Ia his sts
enc- been made apparent 10 him, Ills judicial career
bad been tinged with many sorrows bat the present
occasion, where his friends. without regard 20 party
ssmbed tog.ther for the purpose u presenting salt
able testimonial Of their respect for him, both ma
and public ofhcsr sclpsed all his former hardship.
and grievances, and mas the present occasion u
the hapres that ever he had III. good fortune - spend
Speeches we're then made by Et Recorder TzlnlAtss,
Recorder Smith, James whiting, Mr.. Parsons, seq.
mour schsil Dot, and r s@iyvcs and the Assi'tAn.
District Attorney
The company separated In good spirits sbou, II
o'clock
rhe service 81 rlA,e IL valued AZ 81. 900
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And every Saturday for special motions. The SATURDAY.
special motion terms will lie held when the special trms
are not In session, by the Judge assigned TO at cham
bers during the month.
The Judge sitting at chambers wall at the uas
hold special term for any rrparts business and Tor sacA
litignted business ~ he shall en- pressly permit
ma,
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Presentation OF Plate 10 the late city Jadge
Welcome IL. Bee ne, Esq.

Thursday evening the friends OF fudge Welcome r.
Beebe, Eq, convened at the Everett House. Of
Sixteenth street and Fourth avenu. for tn. purpose Of
presenting TO the late City Judg. service Of plate Of
most costly character, and go. up most magnificent
style At O'Clock the members Of the judiciary, nun
berng about 6fy persons, sat down TO q SUMPTION.
dinner pre- pared for the occasion On motion Of RI.
corder Smith, James X Whiting was chosen chairman.
TX Recorder Tallmsdge then called upon 70 MAKE
the presentation, which he did in a very feeling manner
eulog,ng the character OF III. tltety Judge IN man
that he only could have done The service OF pla
consisting Of fifteen pieces and composed Of salver
tea kettle, a coffee pot, teapot sugar dish cream TO-
sop bowl and hsh knife and fork each piece o. plate
constructed Of solid silver and chased in the nos
tistic style, bore the inscription -
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Where two Judges 10 hold the circuit At The ss~
time, the one last named will take up tho calendar b.
ginning with the last three hundred causes AMI
time with those and such may b. added 10 the
calendar afterwards la such cases double tbs ususs
number OF Jurors Will be summoned uniss. the busn~~s
OF the Oyer and Trmner sha prevent tn. q
more than Jadge at the circuit.
Oyer and Tertnfaer.
At the time with the Circuits In the months AZ