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no PAINTERS, DRUGGISTS AND DEAL

ITO PAINTERS, DRUGGISTS AND DEAL
l. ERS-
I. E 4 d.
Extra White, in 100, 81 and IS pound kegs.
INC.
Fine Philadelphia, in % pound kegs.
CHROME GREEN.
In cans, different st.ades, very superior article.
PUTTY.
In hiadiers, harreed To arrive and for sale by
ROBINSON & EERLANDER,
AGENTS for the sale of American and French Window
Glass, Druggists and Painters articles generally
n25 Ct No. 81 Front street.
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SUCCESSION OF NANCY WALGAEOT.
BY TOURNE i THOMAS, Auct's.

SUCCESSION OF NANCY WALG aEOT.
BY TOURNE THOMAS, Aucs
Office 10 Exchange Alley.
SATURDAY, Dec. ~, 1856, at I2 o'clock NJ.
~ banks Arcade auction, by virtue and in pursua
order from the Hon F. H. Nor Judge of the Second
District Court Of New Orleans i.el Nov, Is 1856
Of had succession will be sold, viz:
certain LOT or GROUND used in the First District Of
this city. il the squire ibonded by Tham Hclpo!nene Her
cueA and White sIrrtts designated No.
front White by 81 feet inches i'll depth between par
allrl lines, together with all the rights,
nS-TERAS--tash.
n-Ac Of sale before R. J. Kerr, notary public the
of the purchaser. ED % dt Is NJ y
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AUCTION SALES.


BOOTS, BROGANS, LADIES' AND GEETLEAENS
Shoes.
py p r SYKES Arc.ion..r
SAItHDA1 Il, EDtH ai1bl., aG IL AT| O'CLOCK
count of whom II may concern. will be Sold
~ chkeh hGo bLogns, ise n'a 'Ishue'hes onoss'
HarTERMSI;ahh n9
SALE OF ICO CASES OF DAMAGED BOOTS, SHOES
and BrogaIls, ex ship Rubcon
nv rIACIE 1EAru0NT lro,,r,
- 4,''' ~. ~ . ""+'i, @,'.' 10
ATUtSDAf the sun INST, ut ~ O'CLOCK "A.
- M at hacnoil III helr auction rooms u Chhues fect,
1oT account Of whom II may concern VIII DC sold--
vi s os~ H5sNCnsh nas
palm "f " ~ hi. wv i'.Nu IA - 'AT' e'e'
by BIACHE BEAUMONT, Aucts
MONDAY Dec. list Mt 10 O'Clock A. NJ, at
lfI Their u,c,u No II Cha,
will t. sold " -
" n n. sorItncnt cf Hats and (,lotI, Cans
Al II o'rIork nm stairs
15n lots of Winter Clothing such ~ Figured Black Ribbed
Snu leans Cloth
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HOUSEKEEPING AEeTICLES---A choice Sc
IL lection OF PLATED GOODS, such full sets o: EA
SERVICE CAKE BASKETS, CRUET FRAMES, BUTTER
COOLERS, ICE PITCHERS, MANTEL AND CHAMBER
CANDLESTICkS, EPERGNES, PRESERVE STANDS,
etc, etc.
silver Ware.
From raruiac,ory in the cyhe largest stock in
he South and guaranteed OF STANDARD PURITY. consist
ing, in par1. Of TEA SETS, TRAYS, PITCHERS. tRNS,
SALT STANDS GOBLETs, CUPS SPOONS and FORKS,
in every style and moderate prices.
Table Cutlery.
frstrate article of Ivory Handled, Pinned and Balanced
KNIVES, low price, made expressly for in Europe
Also. the finer kinds from the celebrated Sheffield
factories.
Lamps.
SOLAR AND M0DERATEIR-A beautiful assortment Of
latter Bronze, Glass and porceapain and richly dec.
Grated.
Wantel and Parlor Ornaments.
CANDELABRAS AND VASES. GROUPS AND STATU-
ETTES-Of Bronze, Porcelain md PariHn Ware.
Complete sets of FRENCH PORCELAIN DINNER SER
VICE hand and ordered with each piece pat.
suit any taste
Clocks.
In rea! variety and al prices varying from SOS TO Snll
warranted Il GOD TINE KEEPERS. For sale by
HYDE { GOODRICH,
nj 2I:dl corner Canal and ROYAL ss
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LEGAL NOTICES.

STATE OF LOUISIANA.
r,rrn n..rs,cr covnr WA S$Efy 1 !S S2E!2
OF new ORLEANS OF OF TUX THkS SnHSEKGaA H!kS
vs.. HIS CREDITOR No. Il.
N Of John S Turner Individually and as member Of The
commercial firm Of Turner Woodruff that meeting Of said
sssS' s a s ses a6 s if M s f mo-
her 1856 a. o'clock r NJ for the purpose of sectng ndic
BY order Of the Court this l2h day Of November 1856.
&. LEMINAIS.
MA S,iE30d Deputy Clerk.
Fiat DE LA LOUISIANA
e. E {?5 aS
vs. sEs GREANciERS-No
Wis est par ces presentes dome aux cream
ne,nbte de la socet commercae de Tnrner Woodruff quune
Sssemb de, dts creaneie ,era tenn en- stnde De Cotton
ire 1856 heure F. NJ afe dere sytlc eli place de
de S. W. Oakley, decedc.
Par ordre de Ia eour &c IL novembre 1876
Mi 3nad Depu,e Grcider.
'Sf Ssx 1ssa2. ''s' IoLEXAx: 10 les;s
OF New Orleans in the above cause will proceed sell at
pulls auction At the City S &em|9n s,sse be'Teen Camp
\ EERTAIS LOT Of GRoJ Nd together viii ali -
the Buildings and improvements thereon situated in the MINI:
bounded h Bartholomew Nelicerte Magazine and Camp streets,
Bartholomew street by r, feet 10 inches in DEPTH between
parallel lines: which said Lot composed Of the whole of the
enera on he ath Of Fcrnary 1851 and deposited
in The oatce Of II. B. cenas, Notary, Of this cty.
SEIZED IN the above cause.
' ,,.,, VT stu ~ JOHN u. BELL.
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c. J. y. LIrTLEJoHS.
n ID. ROBE EeTSON Is CO., STEAMBOAT
" AGENTS, IA P0ylras street, New Orleans. So Il
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ADJUSTMENTS.

bnANLk UF TIME.
E- Doors open At half O'clock Curtain ,ges orlock
D~ OK office open from O'Clock A. ~ till O'Clock F. n
THIS EVENING, November a. leq
Positively She last representation but one Of Carl Maria Van
Wtberb Renowned opera Of ~ ~
d Err PROSECUTE
Ar arranged for the English nge by the ustr;ous cono.or
and conducted by himself a. Theaer Royal Drury Lane
The npeh mas been considerable time in prnrnra,inn and
will be represented with regard scenic efrcs cnst-es
properties and all the adiuncts for which the t;a.iy
has acquired popularity. " ''
GREAT CAST OF CHARACTERS
Rodolp Mr. Frazer Ca.par Mr.. S7et,on Kuno Mr. F. Iys
ter; Prince oiac", Mr. F. Trevor; kan, Mr. j. l.. Vim
cent: Laihe Mr.. Harris: Agnes, Miss Rosate Durani
Anna Miss Georena iioAson: First bridesmaid Miss 81
Dhck"orh; linntsmen Villagers, Peasants I,ridespsid
ETC. by the Ladies and Gentlemen the establishment,
The Orchestra conducted by Mr. r. Meyer The Incan,a
non scene Win All lis terrific spectf wild hunsrncn and
other !naginar, horrors, by NJ Bonlet Mechanism bv
NJ t. Sit;iIaan =. Properties by Mr.. G. Howard. 49,.
Costumes by .M.g Covinrton. ~
The terminating with the sinking Of Caspar and Zame
into the Internal Regions amid Shower Of Fire Py
rortclnist, NJ. Samuel.
Uf-The Gaely S Reres.nent Saloon IL nn,s onan no
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FOURTH NIGHT OF THE Enc CEMENT OF Mr.. AND
MRS. F. r. CONWAY.
TWO GREAT PIECSGreat success the play taken from
ne ETench Of Les Fees de Matbre," entitled, THE
MARBLE HEART,'
THIS EVENING November g. 1885,
Will be presented the tragedy of
DAMON AND PYTHIAS
Damon NJ b Conway; PyIhiss, Mr. J. f.. Nagle Harron.
MRS; r T. Conway; Laanlhe. Mrs.. tilAdstAne To
elnr with Tor the second time The very successful play
THE MARBLE HEART.
Raphael, Mr. F. B. Conway Ferdinand Mrs F. B. CONWAY:
MILF Marco, Mrs Glalstane
ta- Box office open daily from 70 TO 3 O clock
OF Doors open At Ga Overtime O'clock precisely. n29
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PARTICULAR NOTICES,

SOUTHERN BANK.
r! sg- A. election FOR alx directors OF this
wiz be 5 nf i sss t yi5 ov. "% s q
D-, ,s =, the hours of II o'clock and oclock IT.
- - n VII Fire Company No: a.-The
o 5s%.f o" MONDAY EVENING next the LIST December at"
punc,ua attendance particularly requested as business of i'm
por'ance will be brought before the meeting.
n29 GIjAs. @ CAMPBELL. Rec. sec,y.
as1 rl oniceEs mud Members Of Perseyer-
Regular Annual Meeting on MONDAY, December Let, att
n2s = JOHN CONNOLLY. Secretary.
NEW ORLEANS CANAL Asp BAsE!sc CoxrASY,,
nrne e,.cf fsw or scf IS s S ta
@ M s S w be "f rccm j" ns1
s ' "S HUc III " KERS1" D s. Ga Cashier
OFFICE HONE MUTUAL Insurance CO. or NEW onLEAss,2
r1-Tn conformity with article An Of the
sh*er Of ,o COMPANY notice hereby given tut an election
The first Monday in February viii be held At te office Of
December nsS ;onr; Of i (; y: nnd ~. NJ.
OFFICE LOUISIANA My1sA1 :ss G9AE44sr,}
81, ss-In conformity e; with M IN article Of
H., e o Of GFt cH % ec2" e At
,'5s;s i NSEp1f Is il y Fl RSssmtST .wssn
during the year. from the second Monday in March 1857
NIB I'd II. p. JANE1ER, Secretary.
OFFICE Sun M y h, 1ssvH4 &C. Gor,r:sr
:r Is hsrsby xe ts a. elssH"
IT,. Monday in F"rnary next viii he he'd at he Office Of the
Company No. % Camp street, MOhDAY, the day Of
December next the hours of 10 A. NJ and r. NJ in
conformity with article 18th Of !s SattsT 81 hiS COMPANY
re- Odd Fellows Hall, corner OF Camp
and Lafayette streets. New Orleans = Consisting Of HE
Srpprr Rooms and Drawing Rooms attached also, The LEG
TuEE ROOM capable Of seating Five Hundred Persons
br use! separate or connected, AS may be required.
The Hall is located in the eligible of the city the
room. are commo1on and elegantly furnished for Balls Par
tics, Concerts Exhibitions and Lectures and will rented low
ny The plight week or m?n!h As may he required Appca
or,o THOs. II. SHIELDS, Secretary,
O" I'm - Office, DAD Fellow, Hall.
So Gardner Smith, Auctioueer and Ap-
pr;serparticrl.r given sales Of Real Estate,
Slaves. Stocks, SUGGESTIONS, etc.
SO Office No. Commercial Place. $50 1y
Rg- Attention! Company G, National Guard.
You hereby ordered attend Drl every SDAY EVEN
lS att o'clock also, Monthly Meeting the first Tuesday Of
each month. ~
sel5tf 5%cHAs. JENKINS 0. 8.
sS~I q; Q. E.-Grescent Lodge No. 8, meets
HAIL nfc~rs-S. |" BUTLER, NJ g.; (: :. I.HOsTE Y.
g.; GEO. SEYMOUR, Secretary; F. < BAREOT, Treas
nrer: L. y JAlIAH PEI Secretary. iy7
Eas- /. o. o. F. -- Louistana Lodge No. 1,
ss Ts . sRlnAJ L RS0n No. o44 e.
MARKS. V. G., J. $ RorSD6R t. Secre,ary GE0. EfIis,
Per Secretary: II. GIt.ILSGHAH. Treasurer. fc2y
RF 10. 0. F.--fIo.vard Lodge No. 10 IL. eets
EVERY THURSDAY EVENING, in Lodge Room No. s. Odd
Fellows Hall, al O'Clock. Otcers-THADDEUS II. VAN
HORN, N.,G,; DAVID AnoKE, y.G:: 4: s. KEAGHY,
De SOFIA treasurer.
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present the trial Of W 4, PEron's Attachment
der the control Of ii. r. Cre pon Capt j. Il. Nevils gin
that will per
much improve the simple the AN, gin
without The Attachment. d. q. PlthENS.
Nalclez, Miss, August go 1856.
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ORLEANS TE4EATEE-
SATURDAY. November % 1856.
vii! be acted Halevy's grand opera acts entitled
Z f W EsS.
Prncp characters by Mes.rs Moulin J.ca and Tourpade
NJ mes Muller and I.s,oucie
MONDAY. December /, 1856
First hight Of Meyehter's grand opera
7 E PR o IIET
HSPkI rS-press Circle Latticcd Boxes, Parquee and
r:i r. ..-'....-....-...... 70
'it'el
af-'ohr, omen 6!s O'Clock. Pc Torrance commences at
o'clock. "
Hs- 40 Seat secured unless paid for. ms
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-09


y-Behind that beard coming down street
in that nightgdwn oyercoat, is Mr.. Charles a.
dy to say, " Now lettcst thou thy servant de-
part in peace" when he shall have made the
New York Tribune like unto the London Times.
Charles should remember, that the London
Times is Fair Play--not the appearance of fair
play, There's Bayard Taylor-''thc Oriental
Bayard. Nov don't suppose Bayard is to
blame for being pretty man, or torlooking SO
and tie his cfavat ina loose sailor knot; and if
Bayard himself 4cou7d open that little three
centpiece mouth Of his, al-i-t.t-l-e wider when
he lectures, it would take load off my mind
/ write this, in full view of his interest in the
Almighty Tribune, and also set up before him,
certain Leaves" for a target, by way Of reprisal
Fern.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-09

GRATEFUL AcksowLEDGEMENT.-T Nyc,
Esq, of New Bedford, has addresseda letter to
Capt, Daniel II. Wood, of the ship Gcrmania
the gratitude of himself and family
for the rescue of his nephew, T. W. Nye, the
only survivor, so far as known, from the ship
John Rutledge. Mr., Nyc wri es:
He lives to thank you and yours thousand
times over, and he bids me tell you in his own
words, That. you have saved his life, and that
he loves you as he does his father and mother.
And that hcwill bless you as long as he lives"
His father and mother request me to offer you
their heartfelt gratitude, for he has told them of
your kindly care and they too, will in their hearts
bless you, and wish you every possible happi=
ness, for they will ever feel that you, by your
unremittcd kindness, have brought back their
lost child. And his sister, too, who now watch
cs over him, listens to his tale of suffering, and
treasures up in her heart every act of disinter-
csted kindness and care. And she too, says,
'Tell them that love them, for they have sarcd
my brother IN
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-09
THE INDIAN WAR.

The following extract from the Washington
correspondent of the New York Tribune, presents
the Indian war nowraging in Oregon and Wash
ington territories, and North California, and the
causesIeading thereto, in true light The emf
grafton to Oregon of the summer of 40 to 40
inclusive. was composed almost entirely of per-
sons born and raised on the western frontier,
occupying strip Of country bordering upon
the Indian lines, and forming, as twerc, aeon
verting link between civilized and savage life.
They had been educated to look upon the Indian
as q ct subject Of spoil, and thought it no harm
to deprive them of their property, to rob them of
their lands, and to ravish their women; and the
acting principle of Kit Carson had been strongly
implanted in their minds, viz: "Ta ,0ipe them
or" which means "to shoot an Indian whcrcy-
er foundi" With Oregon and Washington
with people thus educated, is it a matter of
wonder that al the passions of the savage breast
should be wrought to the highest pitch Of fren-
ay,andour ears tingled with the horrors of dread-
fnl rnassacres of women and children
Asystem Of wrongs so long and so vindictivc-
" persovered in, and practiccd against our own
race, would raise up spirit of revenge, which
would show itself in an aspect so horrible, as
,.o,,l1 .,n.l the hearts Of the sayapes Of whom
~. - &c 90, NOV co,,I.in If Is to he
y Ill
hoped that the administrator Wlll wen
into the causes of these Indian difficulties we
conceive 1t to be Us much the duty of, govern
- 9, ,,-.v.nt tbo nernetration of wrongs
upon others, as it is to protect her own people! g.
1.... 5,,.,;.v. In1;.ns Al, s.;nts any NOR.
eo a., tSa te are bsr
tta en- hut
49,. s Lind cons;deratc treat
.s.ss s ,r,s,,. n,,srcTs sent int Orr
1,s;s.s sa.sts Sc yesrs 400 and kent
- az 49, lin f,I5s and fnil movers
;Sisht bsvc TENT avery Indian tFibewest of the
peopls forsone quarter Il the sum this war viii
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-09

~ centies, most ipgcniously altered from
ones, of the Newark Banking Insurance Go. Of
New Jersey, are being offered about town.by a
new set of Operators" q fellow presented one
at the cCnntcrtof hotel office last evening, for
the purpose Of getting smaller bills forit aud the
clerk, notwithstanding the notices in the even
ing papers that such bills were making their APP
peafanco here, was green enough to comply with
the request of the rascal. Ificity, people won't
heed 9 warning of 'tscoundels about, !" the coun=
try people most certainly should not be Blam-
ed leSeE4ad Herald. si2s
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-09

eg-When Machaon, the Greek physician
was slain, Homer said of him, "A good physfc-
Janis worth as much as whole army Then a
good medicine ike AyerS Cdtbnrtie Pits is
worth a great deal more, because it cures rs
we'll works wider. and lasts longer. The cir
&c Of the best physician . labor must DC narrow,
willis such remedy Is available to aIlz-acan be
lid by cycl.J 56,ly md Is sNot
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-09

~ Eight years ago on Thursday last, Ellct
crossedthe Niagara river in basket slung upon
awire carried across the river blythe aid ola
kite. From this single line of wire, has been
thrown across the gulf through which the Mag
ara rungiits course to the Lake, a suspension
bridge capable ofsustaining the heaviest trains
running on our railways
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-09

TIIE ENPREss GoDAoTIIER TO TwgSTY-pIvE
HuSsDREbs GHl1DREN is calculated from sta
tistical tables that the number of children born
on the 10th of March, to all of which tire
Emperor and Empress are godfather andHgod-
mother, must be about 2, 800. Each child sisto
reeeiye d giftof 8, 600. francs All the boys must
be named Louis Eugene, aue all the girls Eugene
Louis Al sum of 10a, 600 francs is to be given
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-09

The MEDICAL Fee OF EuGESIE's AccoucnEK.-
A Paris correspondent says "If am well in
formed, the Empress state of health is, upon
the whole, as favorable as the case admits Of
She remains exceedingly weak, but is gradually
recovering from the sufFcrings of her confinc-
Ipcnt. 1t is rumored that NJ. Dubois is to re-
ccivc 100000 francs, not only for his services,
but to compensate him for the fearful anxiety Of
mind he underwent when it became inevitable
that violentmcans must be rcsorted to to bring
about thebirth. The poor Empress bclievcdfo
hours that every moment would be her last, and
never ceased recommending her soul to the in
tcrcession of the saints; aud this conviction up
on his Imperial patients part, of course doubled
the responsibilities and the nervousness of n.
Dubois consequently it is held that 100000
(the relative tlearncss of the cpocIls well consd
cred, too,) is more than the equivalent in
1886, for the 10000 awarded in the year 1911
to his father for his attendance upon the En-
press Maria Louise, at the birth of the King
Of Rome"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-09
sPRING ELECTION.

i've charge Rvs DollRs for inserting nominations for
Sheriff. to be paid Invariably advance. Persons not COM
plying with this rule, VIM understand Why r announce
ments do not arpearl
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SPECIAL NOTICE S.
nn pRINTRRs

ssGI12N nj 4
: ,,.,1.sr. In, yyaa.,. superior
We are 'eI w ~, hand
News hat, hand press. Darlk Mlns.
New lnlk. ;ro Y press. nprK ssFeen.
FineE Islaeis. Yellow.
Iskt ns..s e 9 ne s, ao; ssoidsis
TsxtrS s. IstSe do. vnTnishs
sI.ISht 4stae: sc sc 20. &c,
All Inks % be goods ana II oHnu NOT
tobe 50, can be returned Al our sSpense
sss'sTern,s cash.
jail ss - telteeAAAS . So'se'
:- 5zs:z., -s s =, 5SfIt,A1e,sSs,
CURED by
TerreII's air Dealing Ointment.
This Ointment has in this eis several
years. and has many friends It is really an aEs
Gle for the diseases above mentioned, and many others
S-Fot sale-Eith al the Popular Medicines Of the day
by
T. H. LOGAN & CO., -
app Bfldge Corner Druggists.
- = -, -
AN y e 1.i4A441 ISE4a
sIOlSlIll1- - y
Mr. JOHN DAN1DsoN,l'Ving ten miles aooEs t'ssDa,s
on the Pennsy Canal says sonnehssa 'aS
ing BtERuATE's HOLLAND BtFTEIs could hardl! WALK
Now I enjoy excellent health"
Sold at 81 per bote or SIX bottles tor 90 py me
proprietors,
BENJAMIN P ''I 1 ies 8 y. Co. o..
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"Truth stranger than Fiction
LET TIE AEFLIcTED NEAR TIE TESTIMONY


Old LADY.
mo those who have the pleasure Of knowing her. need
u say nothing but others remark that desire to
benefit suffering induces her thus speak None can
rreciate joy gratitude being relieved from pain
years suffering Unparalleled, but those III there be
any) who have suffered like her.
Miss s. has long been resident Of this cy-for the last
years successfully conducting school at No. $50
Baltimore street The happy change in her health Is subject
Of astonshment joy friends. We ask
intereste call ON her She Will tell them more Of
her cure by impOns IictHFe than ale has written Thus
It Is this remedy goes giving relief to the sick. We
refer public to them. From distant places also
hear the happy result These facts with the
testimony Of thousands Should cause skcnttcism and
prejudice hide their heads and cOncede that Hampton's
Tincture Is wonderful discovery.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-09
FnrtG,rTgSrD orr OF HIS W1Ts.- We witness

FREIGnTESED OCT OF HIS F1S-He witness
cd one the most singular proceedings at trinl
this morning before Squire Hanselman, ever
our lot to record a man by the name of Chas.
Fulton entered suit against the owners of the
steamer j. w. Mailman TO recover the value of
q horse which had been lost overheard between
fWellsyille and Portsmouth, laying his damages
at SOD. Hewas called to the stand, and testi
fed to having taken the horse on board ut W els
vile, and paid for his own and its passage to
St Louis $22. One night during the trip,
the horse, by some means unknown, got
overheard, since which time nothing mas been
seen Of It Fulton gototf the boat at Portsmouth
to see ifhc could hear anything about his horse,
when he was refunded the $29 he had,paid for
espassage of himself and animal
The magistrate asked him If he went up the
river,from Portsmouth to look for the horse; he
replied that he did not. Upon cross examina-
ton he was asked if he had not first told the
captain of the boat, since he had come into the
'Squire's Office that he went back fifteen miles
to look for the horse Fulton hesitated, and fl
naIly muttered out that he had not-he then
Immediately grew very pale, and large drops of
sweat covered his face-he took a step forward,
and staggering, fell to the floor. He was raised
and plncedina chair. and water given him, when
he recovered somewhat, but,still appeared like
ono in dream. he was again asked the ques-
ton which had apparently agitated him, when
lie replied that he did not recollect fany such
conversation.
It was plain to be seen that from some cause
or other the uian-w was frightened nearly out of
his wits. lie either thoughthe had committed
perjury, or was in fear of personal violence. 1t
was in evidence that the halter around the horse
was not sufficiently strong; ofwhich fact Fulton
had been advised by the Clerk of the boat, but
had neglected procuring another. The Magis-
trate held that rs there had evidently been negli
gence, both on the part of Fulton and the OIL
GERS of the boat, he would render judgment for
only half the amount claimed by the plaintiff;
50 Judgment was accordingly entered for $50
Fulton hero approached the Captain of the
boat, and strange as it may appear, offered to
compromise the matter by paying the costs, and
giving receipt for all damages, which he actual
by did. We have looked upon great many
criminals, but we never saw aplaintiff in case
look so much like criminal as did this one
lie looked really pitiable as he sat in his chair
trembling like one who had been guilty ofsome
Iheinous crinc-rather than one who pursued
just claim, and already had received Judgment
What was he afraid eE-Gin Times.
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