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The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-11-26
Cur Mechanical Branch.

In order TO meet promptly the ill.,
creasing demand for work, ue have added
20 oar former foros number OF superior
workmen' and made many valuable sGdi-
lions TO cur machinery, and are prepared
10 ia work at short notice, AMI il il~ bes
manner. HI kisGs q
WATCH WORK,
including tbs naLing Of new AM eonapii-
Gated parts equal 20 tbs original. -Al4o,
Ill kinds VI Geek Uofk.
JEWELRE,
Of al kinds repsired, and rev made te
order, ne. udinS superEne Did7noad 5S,VfI.
GE AVI\G.
plain end or7sdn,en a. 20 st!it az tsstss
Alec, Seals for Lodges, Courts aI.1 Cor
pora;ions, engraved NJ short notice.
We caa furuiBh members OF tho Fyate7-
nifty with Kegs, jfeddls and SIJrts, in
any style. Also, Lodges With JeWeis &c,
&. f. Ii. CLARK i CO,
No. lClark's Marble Bioek,
H3T-tf EeRphis, Tenn.
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-11-26

Carss1 Watn a,sd Uafoa .trests, Mem
pRas, 1ezatessee.
Manufacturers of FURNITURE,
formerly in New York, and % years in
the city OF Mamphis) have in store, and
are Offering, Wholesale or retail, an unu-
sually large and carefully selected stock
Of fre and common FURNlTURE-Pia-
nos, Carpets, Curtains, Shades, MATTRESSES,
Office Furniture, &c, Ge, all Of which " .
oEsr for sale u unusually low prices.
p4l Sn
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-11-26
4. o. HARRIS. -
z2aPris, SgeTaassey and Go.

OOtIUII dCTUTs, NIUCCIe dHU OUIII-
mission Merchants,
No s Front Row, Memphis, Tennessee,
Have now, and design keeping on hand
large and well selected stock of Rope,
Begging, Bacon, Lard, Floul, Liquors,
and Plantation supplies.
They will hereafter sell and store, or
ship Cotton, ut fifty ceTss per bale.
GyWiii keep open policies to cover all
Cotton consigned &c Us, and viii insure
always, unless otherwise structgtl.
CO. Instructions with record to sales Of
Cotton attended to. Agents Ger the sale
Of Eagle Cotton Gins.
j. n. TERRELL, Agent.
July l6-n25-tf.
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-11-26

HAEDWAREl! HARDWA ARE !
McCOABS s. TRICE,
Importers anil Dealers IN HarG1care,
Cutlery, HetalS, Nails, EoR, As-
ricVAtGr2i Implements, etc.
No. 2z9 Main street, Sign Of the Broad
Axe, Memphis, Tenn,
Would respectfully call the at
tenion Of dealers and customers TO our
very full and extensive stock Of Goods,
which We are now receiving direct from
manufactures in England and the United
States, comprising large supply Of
pocket and table cutlery, razors an4 scis-
Sors-made By Rogers u sons, Butcher.
Woostcnhoims and others Collins &
Hunts, and other makes of axes: Amos
aaoyels, etc.; corn shelters, straw cutters,
plows, fan mills, trace and wagon chains,
Of every Variety; sausage cutters and
suffers, mechanics tools OF every de-
,cription and of the very best quality,
locks, bolts ami all kind of building hard
ware; tin plate, block tin, wire, etc, to-
gether with every variety Of shelf hard
ware.
Also agents for Fairbanks Platform,
ana other scales; Hall I Dolrl's sire-proof
safes circular saws, ana for the sale Of
IRON made al the padacah Rolling Mills,
(best Cumberland irony pig, metal, boiler
and hoo9 iron. n5)5m
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-11-26
5tlempbis Caros.


]. @. Griffing q Brother have re-
moved from their old stand to No l59
Main street, Stevenson Block, where they
will be pleased to see their friends and
patrons.
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-11-26
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~ iclGS'N4C anu A>Cb-tli NstAFu kf10A1A.p ia
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY
GOODS,
Carpcting, Boots, Shoes, &C., &C., &c,
237 Main-st., Memphis, Tenn.
Our stock Of Fall and Winter Goods is
now complete. Planters can rely on
finding better assortment, both for
plantation and family purposes, than
was ever before offered in this market
We will make it TO the interest Of
all to examine our stock and prices be-
fore purchasing.
n37-Gm \. T. WELLS * BRO.
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-11-26
J. q. GRIFFrNGl u. D. cRIrTNc
>. G.. srifEifag & EgrO.,
Grocers and Commission

Merchants,
No. l50 Man-st., Stevenson Block, Mem
phis Tenn.
We will furnish supplies to our
friends as heretofore, and make advances
ON shipments to our friends in New Or
leans.
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-11-26
EODe Il Brothers.
Cash Dealers in Fancy and Do
nesCc Dry Goods,

No. zs5 -HG1a Street, Mcnrhys,
Are now receiving their splendid
stock Of fall sad winter Goods. All the
beauty and elegance to be found in drcs.
goods wa have IN our establishments. Our
Dress Silks consist in all the various fab
rics aud manufactures 10 be obtained in
the European markets. The richness Of
the Chine, ANDRE and Moire, Antique,
Striped Silks, cannot be surpassed in gal
ETY. and eleganes-yet ths ak robes are
said to be moe recoTche. Every artisls
Of drsss eaa be found by examining our
gpoek.
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-11-26

The Brazilian is gr4eeiul naHteau,
which is adapted to the fall season. The
Caprice. the Moresco, the Hispania, tbs
Leonse and Tourists, are suited to the sew
eral different styles OF dress for which
they were manufactured, which cannot
fail to satisfy the most tasty. We are de-
termined that no city shall suTpass Mem
phis in fine goods. Ths ladies' OF this
section need not incur the expense nor be
troubled by sending abroad for thoss
things.
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-11-26

:. HEAVY GOODS
OF ell grades, Kentucky TwillS 4 LinSsys,
Blankets, Hats, Gaps, Boots and Shoes,
Ready-nnade Clothing--a!l tho above men
TONED goeds eau be bought Low Fox
GAZE. MI I'm
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-11-26

Cotton in stors nil be insured unless
ERECTED otherwise. Aug 27-9m
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-11-26
BLANK BOOKS.

Their stock of Blank Books is complete
embracing every description of Account
Record, and Memorandum Books.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1856-01-10
THE GOVERNORS MESSAGE.

Governor Ligon communicated his Mes
sage to the Legislature on Friday last It
is spoken of as an able and highly interest
ing State paper. But owing to its great
length we are prevented from giving it in
full in our columns The following summa-
~, taken from the American, will however
afford glance at the principal topics of the
Message:
The message opens with gratulatory
paragraph upon the unembarrassed condi-
ton of the Finances of the State and the
general prosperity which pervades every de-
department of business and industry BY
reference to the Comptroller's report it is
shown that the receipts into the Treasury
during the year, including balance OF
1919, 123.9S left over from the previous
year, amounted to 81, ,57S, 1888, and the
disbursements to $685., ,964 SO, leaving re-
naming in the Treasury at the end of the
year, applicable to future demands, the sum
of $500 ,922.03. Tdere was received into
the Treasury during the fiscal year 1855,
on account of the Sinking Fund, the sum OF
$263, ,025. 81, all of which sum was during
the same period, disbursed in investments
for the use of that fund The amount OF
stock standing to the credit of the Sinking
Fund on the Both September. 1854, was
So, 15S, ,637 .63, and the amount added dur
ing the year 1855, was $26S, 1922, SC
that the aggregate value Of the stock stand
ing to the credit of that Fund at the close
of the year 1855 is S3,426, 1895. AT
the close of the fiscal year, 1855, the aggre-
gate of the Public Debt of the State, was
S15, 1872, 900 OF this amount the Balti-
more and Ohio Railroad Company pays the
interest upon $4,000, 600, the Susquehan-
ma and Tide Water Canals furnishes the
means for paying the interest of 81 900, 900,
and the Northern Central Railway Company
will hereafter furnish money to pay interest
upon 81 500, 900, leaving to be derived from
other sources, interest On the sum of $9,-
432, 900.
The Sinking Fund holds of this debt 49,
426, 1895, of which amount there was
purchased, during the last two years 1856,
045. "a, and there has been called in for re-
demption, and paid for out of the surplusses
in the Treasury for those two years the a.
mount of $211 ,433.31, so that during the
last two years there has been absorbed Of
the Public Debt, absolutely, by cancellation
and redemption, the sum of $211 ,433. 81
and virtually by purchase, for the Sinking
Fund, the further sum of $3.50, ,045. "a max
ing an absorption, actual and virtual, OF
$767 AIS. So within that period
This very favorable condition of the State
finances is properly referred to as most
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1856-01-10

The Legislature of Maryland, it will be
seen by the proceedings elsewhere, is fully
organized and doing business. GEORGE
WELLS, Esq, of Anne Arundel county, has
been elected President of the Senate, and
WILLIAM H. TRAvERs, Esq, of Baltimore
city, Speaker of the House. We observe
that our delegates in both branches of the
Legislature are at their posts and also that
Mr.. STONE has asked leave to introduce a
bill to amend the primary school system OF
this county. We do not know what the
proposed amendments are, but it is general
ly conceded that some alteration of our
school system is needed.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1856-01-10
Stock on hand December 81, 1855,
ALEXANDRA, Jan. 4, 1856

HAMProN's VEGETABLE TMcTuRE. BY it
mild actions the stomach, liver and the kidneys
will cure dyspepsia, cough, asthma, bronchial and
lung Affections; pains in the back, side and breast:
consumption, serefula, rheumatism, gout, neuralgia.
fstla, piles boarel complaints ,oorms and nervous
debitities-with all diseases arising from impure
blood, and is the. greatest female medicine ever
known. This invaluable medicine is working won
ders upon the human frame. The letter which we
publish to-day will be read with great interest by
the afflicted We lately had conversation with a
venerable clergyman of this city who detailed to us
the particulars of most remarkable cure effected
by this medicine upon woman who had for years
been sorely afflicted with scrofulous affection.
Similar statements from like reliable authority
prove beyond all doubt, that there is virtue in
Hampton's Vegetable Iincture, which can be found
.4rgus
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1856-01-10

facilitate the detection of counterfeit bank
notes. y b
Mr.. Semmes reported bill to denomi-
nate the town Of Cumberland city by the
same name-which was passed, by s1s-
pension of the rules
An application to admit reporter upon
the floor of the Senate being supported by
MIR. Semmes and opposed by Mr.. Gather
was adopted
The President announced the following
Standing Committees
On Finance-Messrs. Tyler, Wallace,
Hoffman, Bond and Sothoron.
On Judiciary-Messrs. Wallace, Hughes,
Schley, Webster and Cook.
On Internal Improvement -Messrs Hoff-
man, Davis, Bond, Turner and Gather.
On Invalid Deeds, &c.-Messrs. Berry,
Semmes, Dennis, Mccullough and Schley.
On Insolvent Laws-Messrs. Semmes,
Chiffon, Bowdle, Hoffman and Webster.
On Library-Messrs. Sothoron, Davis
and Mccullough.
On Printing-Messrs. Davis, Dennis,
Wilkins, Hughes and Schley.
On Engrossed Bills Messrs. Bond,
Semmes, Wilkins, Clark and Davis.
On Revolutionary Claims-Messrs. Tur-
ner, Pitts, Bowdle, Clark and Mccullough.
On Pensions-Messrs Dennis, Wilkins
and Chiffon.
On Colored Population -Messrs. Dennis,
Clark, Hughes, Berry, Bond and Sothoron.
On Corporations Schley, Hoff-
man, Hughes, Davis and Webster
Elections - Messrs. Wallace, Dennis,
Bond, Sothoron and Turner
Agriculture Sothoron, Hughes,
Clark, Wilkins and Pitts.
Militia-Messrs Gather, Turner, Clark,
Mccullough and Schley.
Observation-Disclosures Gather, Semmes,
Wallace, Webster and Mccullough
Executive Nominations -Messrs. TYLER,
Hoffman and Schley.
The President presented the report of the
Comptroller, which was referred to the Com
mittee on Finance, and 5000 copies ordered.
January 7th.-The, President laid before
the Senate communication from Inspector
of tobacco at No. 5 Warehouse.
On motion of Mr. Davis, the Printing
Committee was empowered to contract for
the printing, subject to the ratification of
the Senate.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1856-01-10
THE TIMES.
PORT TOBACCO, MD.
THURSDAY MORNING, JAN. 10, 1856.

CONGRESS- Senate was in session or
Monday last, and, without transacting any
important business, adjourned over till to.
day CThursday). The House also met or
Monday, and, after four Intellectual votes
viua roce, for Speaker, adjourned till Wed.
nesday. The last vote was as follows =
Banks 80; Richardson y; Fuller 30; Penn
ington 9; Orr 9; Messrs. Williams, Mill.
son, Porter, and B. Bennett, l each. Ne
cessary to choice 100.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1856-01-10

On the 1st instant two murders were
committed in Woodbridge, six miles from
New Haven, Conn by Charles Sanford, an
insane man, about twenty-six years old. 1t
is supposed he was in the woods chopping
lumber, and that when he came out he kill
ed Mr.. Enoch Sperry, who was riding by
in his sleigh. Sanford then went to the
house of Ichabod Umberfeld, a farmer, and
killed him with his axe. Sanford is in Jail
raying maniac. He is the nephew of San
ford, who was one Of the Wakemanites. ar
rested on suspicion of connexion with the
recent murder Of Justus Matthews.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1856-01-10

The latest arrival from Europe is by the
steamship Arago, which arrived at New
York on Sunday, bringing dates to Decem-
Der 10, four days later than those previous
ly received The news has 10 features Of
Importance The surrender of Kars was
confirmed, affairs in the Crimea remained
as before reported, and peace rumors were
still abundant.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1856-01-10

By the latest accounts from Havana
which were to December 9th, we learn that
two French vessels of war, the Hermes and
Orestes, had left Havana for San Juan,
Nicaragua, whittier it was also reported that
the French and English squadrons were on
their way. Should this prove true, we may
soon have important news from that region.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1856-01-10
A New STEAMBoAT.-A New York CO

A New STEAMBoAT-A New York cor
respondent of the Baltimore San says:
1.-The steamer James Guy, Capt. L. S.
Page, intended to run on the Chesapeake
Bay, Potomac River, and its tributaries,
made her trial trip on Monday last, (31st
ult., } and was very successful With 20
pounds of steam she made 81 revolutions
and about Is miles per hour. She was
built at this port"
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1856-01-10
THE MARK EFS.--
BALTIMORE, Jan. 7, 1896,

BALTIMORE, Jan. 7, 1856.
FLouR.-There was a sale made after the
opening of Change of 500 bbls City Mills Flour
at So, this figure being material decline from the,
quotation of Saturday, but subsequently SO 25,
was offered for City Mills, and So 81 for Howard
Street and Ohio Flour, which figures the sellers
declined accepting.
GRA1N.-There was next to nothing done this
morning IN Grain. The receipts of ali descrp-
tons were very light. There were no sales Of
either Wheat or Corn reported. Corn would pro-
badly have brought Saturdays prices, and we
quote good to prime lots of white and yellow at
75a7S cts. In the absence of transactions these
quotations of course merely nominal. For
Wheat the market was unsettled in consequence
OF great uncertainty existing relative to the foreign
quotations of breadstufs.
Rw.-We quote Maryland and Virginia at LILO!
Ia I12 cts.
Oats-Saes at 35 to SO cents
From the American of Saturday last1
ToBAcco.-There has been some inquiry for
Maryland Tobacco this week, and we note sales
of about 800 hhds., Of which $50 hhds were of
sound to good ordinary, at S. and the balance
consisted mostly of Ground Leaf, at $5aS6, and
of common to prime Maryland crop at S4aS7 so.
We note few sales of new crop Ohio; but the
amount received is as yet too small to establish
prices or give idea of the quality of the crop,
though it must be admitted the receipts thus far
week are 1l2 hhds Maryland, and SO hhds Ohio
total l45 hhds.
Stock of Leaf Tobacco on hand in the FIVE State
warehouses in the city of Balti- Hhds.
more on the 31st Dec. 1855, 4,273
Inspected during the year 1855:
Maryland, 29.470
Ohio, IO,O97
Kentucky, $50
Virginia and Pennsylvania, Ill
-39,558
43,e3l
Exported and consumed, 36.392
Stock on hand December 81, 1855, 7,439
ALEXANDRA. Jan. 4, 1856.
CRAM Wheat-Red l90a200 cts; white 19l
a205 cts.-receipts moderate.
Corn-6Sa73 cts for white and mixed. ~
- %Rye-90a95 cents.
Oats-40a ~ cents,
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1856-01-10

NATURAL1zATIoN IN SOUTH CARoLINA.-A
bill requiring naturalized citizens to reside
in the State two years after naturalization
before being entitled to vote, has passed
the South Carolina Legislature.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1856-01-10
NJ A Il r e ID !,

On the 18th ultimo, by the Rev. Mr. GORDON,
MIR. WILLIAM A. ROBERTS, of Charles coun-
ty, and Miss M E. JEANETTE BURCH, of
Prince Georges county,
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1856-01-10

MURDER.-The citizens of Cumberland
on Friday last, about 9 o'clock in the morn
ing, were thrown into an additional state of
excitement, by the report that another mur-
der had been committed in their midst, the
execution Of Miller and murder occurring at
almost the same time and in the same place.
1t appears, says correspondent of the Sam,
that two boatmen, Thos. Sypole and Thos.
Fisher, had an alteration at an oyster saloon,
on the corner Of Baltimore and Mechanic
streets, which resulted in the former draw
ing knife and inficting several stabs in
the left side and breast Of the latter, which
he survived but few hours. Sypole was
Immediately arrested and committed to jail,
being taken in as Miller was preparing to
60 the gallows, he being then shrouded. As
Sypole entered he observed Miller, and gaz-
ed upon him with demonical sneer upon
his face. He then passed into his cell in a
manner which showed the utmost callous-
ness of feeling
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1856-01-10

CHEWlNG TOBACCO g. CIGARs-A very
~ superior article of Chewing Tobacco and Ci-
gars, Just received and for sale by
oct G. w. BARNES,
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1856-01-10

HE EXECUTION OF FREDERICK MILLER,
the German who murdered DIR. J. F. G..
Hadel and young Graf, took place at Cum
berland on Friday last, in the presence of
an immense concourse of persons. He pro-
tested his innocence to the last, acknowledge
ing, however, that he robbed the Doctors
Office, but utterly refusing to confess the
double murder. OF his guilt there can be
no possible doubt, and the miserable man
thus died with a falsehood on his lips
When the attending circumstances are con-
Isidered, the crimes of this man may be look
ed upon as among the most attrocious ever
Iperpetrated. Two unoffending men were
ruthlessly butchered, and one of them fear
fully mutilated after death, merely to graft
fy the assassin's desire for lucre. 1t was a
ease, the parallel of which the criminal an
nails Of our country fail to furnish.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1856-01-10

ANNUAL REPORT OF THE COMPTROLLER OF
THE TREASURY DEPARTMENT OF MARYLAND
We are indebted to the Comptroller, WM.
PINKNEY WHYTE, Esq, for copy of this
Report, from which we make the following
extracts:
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1856-01-10


Balance in Treas. goth Sep 1854, 37e. 1913 SO
Sum total in the Treasury during the --ss
fiscal year, Sl,57s,ss6 Sc
Disbursements for the year ending
3Oth September, 1855, s955 ,964 So
Balance in Treasury 30th Sep. 1855, S592 1922 O3
Net balance after the payment of
outstanding claims, 313,744 Oh
The Funds.
Free School Fund, Cr
September 30, 1854, s4l, ,427 IS
Receipts to 30th September, 1855, S66, ,le3 90
Aggregate slO7, ,6lO 80
Disbursements during same period, S77,555 &c
Balance to the credit of the fund
30th of September, 1855, 30,055 73
Sinking Fund.
Receipts to 3Oth September. 1855, 263, ,O25 81
Whole amount of Sinking Fund in
vested to 3Oth September. 1855, 3,426,749 95
Direct Tares.
Amount received for 1855, sos 10
Amount on account of previous year, 24,331 SO
Entire sum received, S365, 1887 es
Decrease in the aggregate recei pts
for last year from this source, as
compared with the previous year, 27,e41 %
Excess of direct tax for 1855, ,as COM
pared with the receipts for 1854, 1878 Al
Stamp Duties.
Received from Commiss FER Of Stamps, 43.421 80
Do from Clerks of Courts, 24,242 81
Whole amount received, S72,664 OF
Excess of receipts over previous year, Sl,653 Is
Rerenue from, Clerks of Courts, dc.
Total amount received from these
sources during the fiscal year, 263,353 70
Excess of receipts over previous year, "a, l42 04
Rerenue from Registers Of Wills, dc.
Tax on Commissions of Executors
and Administrators, S37,116 IL
Tax on Collateral Inheritances, 24,390 Al
Whole amount received, 61,5O6 50
Decrease from these sources, as COM
pared with previous fiscal year, 1885 81
Auction Duties
Amount of duties paid by the seve-
raj auctioneers in city of Bait, $l8,199 80
This sum has been carried to the credit of the
city of Baltimore for the deepening Of the chan
mel of the Chesapeake Bay.
Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road Company.
Amount received from the Capita
tion Tax on Washington Branch
of this Road, S67,972 80
Excess Of receipts over previous year, 1904 &c
Susquehonna and Tide Water Cdn0l'C Cos.
Amount received on account of cur
rent interest during the year, S67, 100 90
Do on account OF interest on the un-
funded debt of these companies, 3,7l2 20
Total, 70,612 90
Northern Central Rai7uay Company.
This Company has punctually paid the quarterly
instalments assumed in its mortgage to the State
under the act of incorporation of 1854.
En,oluments of Clerks Of Courts, dc.
Received from officers Of the State as the excess
of salaries allowed by law
From the Clerk Of the Circuit Court
of Frederick county for the years
1852, 1853, and 1854, $4,000 90
From Register Of Wills of Frederick
county, guy 46
From State S Attorney of Bait. city, 1896 AZ
From Court of Common Pleas for
Baltimore city, 1925 80
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1856-01-10

Receipts.
Aggregate receipts for the fiscal year ending 3Oth
September, 1855. S1,200,762 So
Balance in Treas. goth Sep. 1854, 37s, 1913 SO
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1856-01-11

e. The Orleans Co. Ccurt-Hon L.
2. Poland presiding-adjourned on Sat
urday, the 9Th inst, after asession Of two
weeks. The first week Of the Term was
occupied with the great "Hop case, SC
called, between Otis Thompson of Derby
and Alex. Kilborn of Stanstead, G. T..
which resulted in verdict for the Deft
The case goes to the Supreme Court on
exceptions. The second week three Ju-
~ cases were tried, viz. Richardson V,
Hitchcock-Scire Facias on Recogniz-
ance-and resulted in a verdict for Pitt
30 recover S5I,20 and costs; Dudley v
Cass-Trespass on the Freehold-ver,
dict for Def. ; Leland V. Sprague-Tro-
yer for a field of Potatoes-verdict fol
Pitt. to recover $243,13 and costs.
The hearings in Chancery were con-
tinued to Feb. Is, at the Chancellor:
residence in St. Johnsbury.
The 'sOld Entries were 157, new en-
tries 81. 43 Judgments were rendered
and 8 DEGREES in Chancery. A large
number of cases, ready for trial, had tC
90 over to next Term.