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MEDICINAL.
ARu you SUBSCRIBING

TRoA RheunatIaml Sore Throat, Group, nirFtult
u iitathllg, loothAehe, Iie po!o,epN ran " NE
6s s II Sfs n s @ feysoss
nhpnR Cloe, Lame Rack, ChIIbplNs, hte1 q Poi on
GUS NteettoT Rabd lOs., Glo cake, AEe To te Breast
or Face, bR bruises, cliiilg, thlrred hands, colhS
COnaetiOnS Of tic Sutfes cords, cuts Of 4Hy Kind,
Museuar weakness, Paralysis Pies Far Ache Ulcers,
Sa shsaa SSgLyy Sore pIss S0Ie LIP, Ys ,ts.
Sores SsaIt Eey' Sr 10y similar may 'eA
a SOVEREIGN REMEDY,
which mol only removes palm almost thSloNta1eosy o1
ItlAtIatts to The ecat Of alkl entirely
ERADlCATES THE DISEASE.
Some will laugh at tile idea OF any composition eurlns
,pth number diseases Sui ifyo but Et that these
dlSeaseS, though numel otI m lAhe, t atte nom slmIa!
caves, the proposition will tenn less tSltS9slN! nas
tSeie ten times e 50 ina TttTs ~ Stars GS " Us
ACE would eICe the c0Ldd 10 tCknON IeSe us llSi W
al WhO have used II teltlves OF Witnessed tS 'FdEtc
ectS On OheIs, unite in declaring Just what us nle
(Nonla'ei) iInis1!es, 4. III hintm,nt, kgSfH
TO Tii0SEW THIN. .
Have you never nOiiced tie stIkns mllarity between
naiy external aud Internal d,raSes having entirely uleI
tl nsnEsi And las never Uccnried 10 Son ial len
eiy ndSh 1s prepared which should b. equally a.leaoIe
to bOln This remedy Is now offered yOl IN he OAfA
NIX LSlAEAF, which does not Insult Jour un,lcT
b. ClailhF 10 lave bee lOnd In some SNEs ttohains
skItto Or m!stig tGt % M'atL hut SIMPLY sae
OITSFklE1 VI StIkSCEl being md ard simple nus aCiVll
aud set leNcais IN Its ttcs iIweT slM0s lIcltdele
-leScns The most hidden kilewS hf man or bcnst!-
AID set bellg lnlOionS To tie wtakeAt iIanl aSO
By ar Tie rhtsH linlRem IN Tue market being l9' W III
bottles iCt a. aTst rs tic Majority and orciouIii Al
than the 1reeS besides h'IG lOc than four ttnics US
slronBi We therefore Offer 10 sou With llde aNl con-
dehCc, exactly suited to tic wants Of TCl or
poor high or low.
he Unprecedented ale In wlehthc SonrareIl ligIntnt
Snui WI and Tie vast expense OF tie uCi9S lFcd "
makes impossible for US tOlay lhf tic pruning o. lhe
hund eds oil certificates WC 6t publish, OT 10 we ueel
Il tetaay as Tue Article wherever II is uted will certify
for litelG -, ,., ,..
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rrofe..or woods, otlsntaI sanntlre

This Eminent Is valuable auxiliary In tho treatment Of
sone Of the most Formidable lteateS with which Is cur
lOt 10 eURltAdI oTinstalte, lnhEi aEd
SeRfs Hy lhotot9haRd continued aPpIIeattoh0 this
Imminent over tie region OF tie aetitd organ, ihete 9th
erwise Formidable dIssaSeS are Al Oke dsane OF moIe
than ht their tetrols, particularly among children tnd
ihouSAnds Of mothers, we're they allowed 10 srtsk would
With all The elo4tente OF feeling aud affection, ther
united testimony 10 the fact thai had thl'
den from tie very Jaws OF death, anu restored lhea 70
ler former beali aud beauty Again, Il VIII be iaunh
powerful auxiliary In removing what aetHesly HG0wn
aSAn AetD CAKE, OF an enlargement oil tue *p!ee all
CaSet where an external appealonlSOf service tbs lI'
nleBt will be found uSe.lil.
General depot 69j Broadway, New YOrkf and III
aTkei Al, st Louis
F0rSlle Wholesale anil retail In Wheeling hI
ItTh3nl WILLIAM ]. ARMSTRONG.
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New Savings Bank Store
NAN pnaIi.nRR1nR

"SEGP 1nS hSib dSSN FsRf G65ifihRGnm
(lTlEENSot WlEellGS sud yltlNy:- TITS Oh lpval
!nuT atlertiOn 10 my Fall and Winter siWkm Roots,
Slices, Hats, Caps Umbrellas and Carp, Sls 81 the
eOIlHr Of Market and Monroe ttlet'S, Wiee lotMllI
td great variety OF fashlOabe iatcy received GU0is
suitable 10 Tue tea'OH, at low prizes.
Very thankful for the liberal patronage IeEeTeiN%r
e0ililps amongst YOU respectfully solicit IOysIS",
0l cSa'IGe my stock ~ Will be my rlcssure tor l1
wait on YOU ihps uniting labor with resi- thu ~!
have their oaspIing health, ail to this adding lelW
aud etNnOEy may have wealth.
Ladies' II you wish to puIeiaSt flslOFab't aud thsf
winter ll0nntG, sure,
Call al Tie old POAt Oacc, opposite The Mtl<
Gentlemen, you Wish TO pHl chase issEiotst's Wv
or Hat,
CHliat tho above WlaCe, where you Will Bet-iHHE
Remember, lie Old Post Office corner.
To Country Merchants lave a lew GoO1s'o 10
Inv prizes. ......v
OFt7 II. II. WAISuNs
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LOUISVILLE lime,
m llnL.S. louisville lime, In good barrels; ,ox
W sep99 GBO. WILSON.
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HOPS,
\ \SIANTRn -Two thousand pounds Hops. ......,..
il w SenQ GRO WlLSWM

WANTED.
wv OK" oesS 'Ha 0s'' " ego. WILSON.
ID RINTS-5060 pieces HioTe OF FSs-OT fasi toloitA
sl t'"' - '-o acS4IR & uEGSES.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-30
COMMISSIONERS OF POLICE.

Tie Board of Commissioners Of Police met yester-
day afternoon in the Mayors Office for the ts OF poeem
charged with violation OF the rules and resua ions and dire
tior ef duty -, ~
Counsel the the Eleventh Ward Policemen charged with
unbecouir, conduct further postponed till next Friday
The case Of Daniel Linn, Eighth Ward, charged
with being engaged in and assisting Les Baker charged
with felony from the City OF New ok and other
Assisting defeating tho enfs OF JUSTICE WAS
frs: called Mr. Phillips appeared az Counsel for Linn.
Judge Stuart having taken al active part In secur-
and other parties connected with tho Sanwr a
tragedy declined acting Of the Conmoners and re-
quested TO be excused. . 49, ,
with the csse-Judse Stuart being familiar with the proceed
ings exam lining Of the witnesses .
Mary Ann Scott being sworn, testified that she Tor
lived In Jersey City, but lived In Harlem Ihs-
she Dsne Linn now presently person who
came her house with Mclaughlin and others Sunday
night in March he wore an imperial his chin them him
he passed the s;sir him but moment only As
shut in her face her husband SOW lives IN Jersey
Civ lives IN srem witness received - for basefs
board husband received IS; her husband keeps o
ting horses thinks between and 10 o'clock Sunday
evening March; did Baker that night; did not hear
Linn sesk; Baker told witness the day that Dan
Linn i pos Sunday presumes her husband tod
them her them could not Harvey Young 80
plain, only he il small man.
Judge Stuart was next examined by the Commas
soners testified that after Linz bad been Identified A.
aiding escape Of Baker he Linn % witness and
desired be made witness Ia the The revelations ace
TO by hei
that it would be better him confess What he knew of the
aer told Linn there doubt evidence enough
against convict him; witness then detailed az cnes
bic 9Th that had been made 70 him By Linn
cernDg the escape Of Baker ard of his Linn participation IN
said escape. =,
After some conversation in the matter between the
Commissioners and the counsel the postponed tor
future hearing, and the Board adjourned
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THE TURF.

UNION COURSE, l.. I.-TRoTTISG-FRIDAY, June
90 ls55-Match $780, mile heats, 10 wagons.
Mr. Jeunirgs named Paterson. .................l
II. Kirkpatrick named br Mission ................2
Time S:C7-S;N
TUESDAY, June 26-Match 81, ooo mile heats, in
harness
W. whesn named a. g. Old scrsps...........,....l !
II. Woodruff named z. q. Active ........'......'Z
Time 2:55-2:5lt.
CEsTREvILLE COURSE, l.. l., TRoTTIsG-MoNDAY,
June 25, match $500, against time the mare TO trot
mile once in three trials in 2:3s. Mr. Clark named
b. III. Lady Troy. Paid forfeit.
BosTos Mass CAMBRIDGE PARK CouRsE-TuEs-
DAY, June &C. 1885, match $4,000, mile heats in
harness.
WIN. Peabod, named h. Flora Temple........l l
L. Goodwin's named br. z. Know Nothing. .....2
Time-257-2:43. Track very heavy and muddy:
TRoTTIsG AT CHICAGO, I'M GARDEN CITY
CoURsE-MoNDAY, June II, 1855, match $500, two
mile heats to wagons, and driver to weigh 1876 lbs.
p Martins named b. z. OBlonis.
g. Perrins named b. :. Tom. Hyer -..............2
Time-524-6:l7.
Pacing IN CALIFoRgIa.-SAS Francisco UNION
CouRsR-TUEsDAY, May 90, 1s55.-pacng Match
$4,000, mile hoats best in 5, under the saddle.
Geo N Fsrsusons oh. IN. Lady Mac.............
c. Shears wv s's) Fred. Johnson..
Time; S27i; 2;Sll; 2:2ii;; 1913; 2;5.
The best time record. Henry Perritt in l:i2.
TGcoDy tro:ted in 2:25l; Pocahontas paced in 2:l7,
Ito wagon
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MARRIED..

BsApLEY-REIDELL-Iu this ely Wednesday June y
the Rev Alexander s. Leonard ANTHONY bRADLf 70 MAJ
GuERErraT b. REIDELL Of Willismsburgh -,
CAKR-NoRTHRoP-On Thursday June %, by the Rev :. y
shsckellora, Mr. WALTER Carr and Miss HAAH5I =
youngest daughter Of the ate Harris Northrop al OF b0oa
lyn y. Y.
GILnosE-DpAYTos-Tp Hudson, " j., on Tuesday, June
by the Rev w r. Cries JosTPH W. GLMoaE Of Nev'fot
70 Mi.s ELIZABETH DRAyros, daughter Of Henry Dr,y's
Esq, of Hud-on. c..
GREEs-LIvrssy-On Monday. June d. by the Rev sInas
Osgcod Mr.. HESRY CLAY GaEts 20 Miss E1rzAsErH LIVE
sly both Of this city. a..
JAcEsoS-JosEs-On Thursday, June o. by the Rev; cns
j. Jones Of the Mariners Church. a, HI. residen
No "a Madson-st JAMES NJ J.cksos N Mis- ELizLssIs
D. JOKES adopted daughter of the Rev. Chas j. Jones' ""
Of this city
ST. Louis, No. papers please copy. "a.
PkuLsos-McCoRD-On Thursday june p, by the KEY "
Jones Pastor Of the Mariner Church AZ hs feness
No "a Msdson-st THOMAS PAULsos to Miss ELLIS aee'
both Of this city. ~.
scBmIrr-0AY-On Thursdsy, June % by the Rev CIs 4
Jones, Pastor of the Mariners Church. az his redenos
Maiison-st., Frederick SoRmTTT 70 Mira hApf oA'
Of this city. u. AZ
SsiTB-scHMTT-On Thursday evening, June D BY tn'
Chss J. Jones. Psstor Of the Mariners Church ~ "a
Allen-st., john o. SMITH TO Mira REBEccA T. schsi''
Of this city a 1, y.
TEFFr-MARsHALL-On Thursday morning june q .y,,ss
Rev. Or. Chaplin Mia loyE, daughter Of d. d. 4. n~'
and CBAS. O. TEsgr, Esq., Merchant, al Of this cry
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FOURTH or JULY PARADE.

To fAe Editor Of The ~ y. ToibN#<.
SIR: BY the order Of Gen. Sanford, published in
your paper this day, / notice that the route of the
Military procession on the Fourth of July covers
spsce Of three meo and three-eghths by actual meas
ureInent from corner of Cansl-st. and Brosdway
where he left of the Division will rest. certainly
fhipk that the General have very lttle sympathy
for the men under his command when he subjects
them 10 such march this under broiliug sun. On
the last Fourth Of July the military were Kept
under arms in Broadway in the sun till 10 O'clock be
fore the procession moved although the order for
formation of the line was in the present instance
o'clock Many of the soldiers tainted daring the
march and had TO be carried home, of which number
was one. While am willing that the commanding
officers should have all the respect shown them TO
which they are entitled think they should study the
health and comfort of the men under them.
Eeto- York, June 20, 1855. AN OFFICER.
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PUBLIC MEE7INGS.
FIRST WARD LIQUoR-DEALERs.


meeting of tho First Ward Liquor-Deaiers As
socia.ion was held last evening at the Washington
Headquarters, the President, JosSrH BLAcKBURsE' In
the chair About sixty gentlemen were present- On
question from the President to whether any action
had been taken relative 70 the Fourth OF July was
stated that blank replevins would be sent round TO
ouor-dealers in each Ward and every facility AFFORD
ed them 10 defend their rights and their houses MI.
David O'Keefe was then introduced. he made very
energetic speech against the Probibory Law ana ex-
pressed great satisfaction with the orders issued by the
Mayor to the Police The heat, however, was 80 great
that he could not proceed, and Mr.. DAVIS followed
and gave his sixty felow-ctizens the very ediylig
information that this was not one OF the
Middle Ages and that the name of this city was
neither Yedo nor Canton. He seemed TO be consid,
erably concerned about this fact that while the scented
dandy could become intoxicated on imported liquors,
an American mechanic should no, have the privilege
of getting drunk on home made grog. lie only wished
that instead of fanatic they had man OF sense Tor
MAYOR in Brooklyn rs we have here IN New oTk.
Mr. MAY, lawyer, then made speech in favor OF
temperance in all things They were here IN sacred
SPOT and if the spirit Of the Father OF his Country
were looking down on them tonight, he had no
doubt that it would give them IFS counienance and DID
them Godspeed in their good work.
After speech by THos j. MuSpAT, and abundant
use of handkcrchiefs the sixty disbanded nj a late
hour relieved of considerable amount OF indigna-
ton and perspireon.
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ADVERTISEMENT
CRYSTAL PALACE-WASHINGTONE gigantic

Or Mossrrs TREE OF CALFoEsIA!An enormous specimen
the Forest Giants Of California trsnseendng in size and
beauty any big tree yet imported from that region has
arrived from San Francisco and will be exhibited IN the
Crystal Palace which has been engaged by the propnetor Of
this Of nature the only building in New York large
enough display us MAGNIFICENT proportions The exhibition
prove the snd attraction Of the season The Whng.ones
r.uea leo by botsni.ts Of much larger dmsn
than the specimen genus described and depicted in
The Illustrated News under the title of the yelling
Gigantes.
That tree only - feet s base and l76 feet in
hight the principal diameter Of the Westinghouse Ggzn
s hry.one feet and its altitude %hen growing 3
feet hight il6 feet its diameter i5 The g
tree" exhibited in this city several months snsst
pismy comparison with this mastodon, which
5nsby stick Of timber" in California II sup
posed that there than 100 Of these Ia
that State and this from IT. overlapping hight was distin
guished from the by the title Of the MOTHER
FoREsI!
has been cut down and brought 10 NewYork a. very
heavy and fail 70 attract universal admiration not
only from its unvaed magnitude but from the strshtnes
AID symmetry OF its bole. Eighteen months consumed in
filing trimming and preparing the for exhibition and
bringing this port Bo;ans who have examined the rings
the trunk pronounce m be between coo aud 09
years IL probably sarng before the fret stone of the
Pyramids laid and contemporary with Moses aud the
PIopbets.' lNew-York Express.
TO b. the Crystal Palace the 4rH Of JULY and
every day aerw1rd until further notice Doors open from
A. NJ. till 9 p. N. Admittance p cents.
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PRfNCE ALBERT At TRINITY CORPO-
RATION DINNER.

A the annual dinner Of Trinity Corporation The
ether day, Prince Albert made the following speech;
GxsTIEnES, The toast which l have now 70 pro-
pose TO you il that OF her Majesty Ministers heers
In there was ever time at which her Majesty Gov
eminent by whomsoever conducted, required the sup
port-aye rot the support alone. but the confidence,
good viii and sympathy Of their iellow-countrymen-
4 IL surely the present Loud cheersI 1t Ia not me
way in war to support 1t, however ardenty
and enthusiastically and al the same time % te down
ard weaken the hands Of those who have to conduct
II TCbeeripel. We ore engaged with mighty enemy
who s using against us all those wonderful powers
which have sprung up under the generating ,nnuence
Of our liberty and our civilization. You hnd MIN Win
all that force which unity Of purpose ana scnon, M
pepetrable secrecy and uncontrolled despouc power
have given while We have TO meet nm 1puer a
state OF things intended for peace ana i9r lne y
motion of thai very civilization, the onsPrihg VI
nuht;c discussion of the friction OF parties, ana OF
tie nopular control on the Government ana the
Sf,te fHearl. The Queen has no power ID IeVy
troops nor has she any at her command but such rs
a. their voluntary services HEAR Her Govern
en, car take no mes aure for the prosecution 81 the
war which ii has not beforehand to explain IN fera-
noent Her armies and feet can make no move
rents not even prepare for any, without their beng
pubiicly announced ia the papers No mistake, how
ever trifng can occur, no want or weakness exist
which il moi at once denounced, and even sometimes
exaggerated, with a kind OF morbid satisfaction
loud and continued cheeringl. The Queens Einbas-
sador can enter into negotiations without the Gov
eminent having to defend him by entering into all the
arguments which that negoater, In order TO De sec
cessfu ought to be able to shut up in the innerest
Tecesses Of his heart loud cheers]. Nay, at the
ost critical position when war and dpl ,matie rea
tons NAV be al their hight adverse vote in Parta-
mcnt NAV al moment deprive the Queen of the
whole Of her confidential servants. Gentlemen, our
Constitutional Government is undergoing heavy
ri. and we shall rot get successfully through i nn-
css he country will grant it's conidence-pa,riehf,
intelligent and self-denyng cenhdence-to her hajes-
TVS Government IIond cboersl Gentlemen, pro-
nose 10 YOU TO drink the health Of Viscount PaineF-
ston and her Majesty Minister'S.
The toast was drunk with great cheering.
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Advertisement.
RANKIN's ZEPHYR MERINO UNDERGARsIENTs.-

The warm weather change Of UsDERGARmEsrs
would continue invite the attention OF
toners and the public TO the
BEST UsDERcARhEsT EVER WORN;
combining ghtness elasticity durability and chespness, and
being protection from sudden changes in the weather In sd
dticn the fact that they
UNIVERSALLY RECOMMENDED BY PHYSICIANS,
the constantly increasing demand proof OF their utility
Notwithstanding the depression Ia departments OF
trade the backwanes of the would state
Of friends and EVIDENCE Of the estimation
in which
SUMNER Hosiery AND UsDERvEsrs
held tina. rsde la them this has been greater
than
For this need Of public favor offer acknowledgements
and BY continuing sell at the lowest prices
THE BEST ASSORTMENT IN THE CITY,
hope and expect 10 continuance of the patronage
enjoy, for mo than quarter Of a century.
Remember the old stand, No. lof Bowery.
A. RANKIN Co.
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La w LNI'ELLIGENCE
DEATH OF GEORGE w. STRONG, ESQ
MEETING OF THE BAR

Although it was not generally known that there was
to be meeting Of the Bar, number of gentlemen
were present yesterday in the General Term of
the Superior Court, with view unitedly to pay
suitable respect to the memory of deceased
Mr.. CUTTING referred to the death of Mr.. Strong
it had been his fortune he said in his early years to
be law student in the office of Mr.. Strong and he
could bear testimony to his high character for upright
ness and integrity.
Mr.. LORD also made remarks euogistic of the
character of Mr. Strong, whose death he mourned as
q citizen a member of the Bar and friend.
We understand that at the time Mr. Cutting first
went to the Office Mr.. Strong was associated Is a
partner with Mr.. Joln Wells, shortly after which Mr.
Wells died. and Mr. Strong subsequently entered into
partnership with Mr.. George Griffin, which partner
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ADVERTISEMENT
4 CARD TO The PATIENTS OF DIR. 8. s. FITCH

SEwYoRK-The undersigned respectfully makes the following
reque. Of all p=r-on. the United States the Csn.d=,who
any received medical from him for Dis
eases Of Lungs Heart: viz That they will Immediately
BY letter with him stating the time when ne
first consulted bret history Of the respectively and their
condition Of health
To those Of patients who will comply with this request
WILL The receipt their Letters communicate facts
which may be Of interest them. The correspondence will be
REGARDED by efdeniaL beg press the request here
make and shall esteem pliance with especial favor.
5. 5. FITCH, No ia Broadway New-York City.
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DIED..

ADAMs-At Lyons N. Y, on Tuesday, June IL, hn HN'
JANE Api Ms, wife Of the Hon U. II Adams - a. Az
BicLNon Friday, June q JOHN BAcLm, at No. ~ ~
aged 2yeare. -.<os
The remains inferred in the Cemetery Of the
HARsrs--In Providence. r. l., Friday June ~ a. sssr
NATION HAMS. Of DR.. Stephen Harris, <a n u
HAHnoNp-On Friday, June -, GEoRcE W. Hihsos''
44fh year OF his age. r~ac
The friends and relatives OF the family and ,ls0 t ne
Fremtn respectfully invited attend the ;sof
his late residence No. a Rutser this ssrncon s.ngsI
HELNEs-On Friday morning, Juno y, q = ee'oeA
HELMS, IN the 64th year OF his age -~t,lsB
Tie relatives and hisnds and the frten1s 81 sh ~
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MARINE COURT-JuNE 2o-Befors Judge BIRossLL.


Chas NJ Bovlen Assignee of Schenck sgt stephen Lyme
This action is brought 10 recover for services IN
gard TO furn.hirg for wedding party The claim Tor
lt as atsd that February last defendant As married ~
young lady Miss Rowsnd-thst defendant pIeyoss
called AZ The (which respectable boarding house
Mr. Sch.ncs In East Sixteentst and requested that
wedding should BE- held therthat ,he mother and SISTER OF
bride had stopped the houV for about week previous p
rarng the weddngand th,t tho We lang WAS 81
The csge stand the door Of the house. aud other preps
ticus in q similar style.
Or the part Of tie defendant Il contended that ne
not liable credit not given TO him. but 20 MI W
Rowland brother Of he bride. and further that me Ga
was prd-tha the brother remained some days IN me hos
sfer the wedding ~i,h hi. Wife snd paid MI schenck sl
giving note Of Nv. Marietta. ~, -
This however, IL said was Proested and MI Sehetd
detsined Mt RS effects IL was aso said thar snbequen
leaving the house Mt r. called ia company with Mr. NJ,
with pistol and demanded BIZ things Mr. Schenck refas
10 Give Them up til his bill paid the note having been
,e.,ss uron which hgh words enued aud Mr. s. drawing
bowie.knfe aud Mr. r. pistol The matte, was finally a
ranged BY Mr. NJ renewing the note and the things
mn H was contended however that that did not embrace IA
claim and that Mr. L. and not Mr. r. IL liable The
10 he Jury who found verdict In favor Of plaintiff for s
amount claimed.