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Tic Late Professor Mitchell.
The Ashevie News Of tho 18th relates the paricu-
lars connected with the death Of Dr.. Mitchell, differing
very ltle in substance from the account we gave in
our last, except that the body retained lis natural look
di6gured only by bruise on the forehead The
watch found on his person stopped little past eight
vba, before ,hs, time. I, occurred on SATURDAY. he
e7,h Of June and The bodv wa, found \, The bo,,on
Of pooI abou, fourteen Fac, deem and ten e., ,eros,
i ,hs at,c,noon Il Tne.s,v Il. IN instant.
=,
Nv .V.p'' vas ,-A.a y a'as's's VI f''uay' =
was ns' " s0nsaera''e Instance rom 'aa' pace y
iafse hummer 81 e'liens on horseback ana IN car
riases anu on approaching The Town the court was
adjourned the houses Of business closed, and the
bells q the churches toled. The corpse was taken TO
the Presbyterian church, where an eloquent and
touching funeral sermon was preached by the Rev. Dr..
Chapman. At the close Of the service the body was
conveyed 10 The Presbyterian buying ground.
This melancholy death Of DR.. Mitchell appears 10
have aroused the sympath, Of he community every
where; md he action Of n. Executive t,ommi,,ee
of The uoive,.,y Inc ,,oeeeainr. of ,,h., !. NH.
.h beow ", are .n,e w;l, mao, ,,,h 49,, .n,',,,.
M - - - .rr'00-
nv.
-, "s',' '.A. '','' A''se,v
mus :. y. uauss = 'ns
s's i'0e''O' anu mar mr. ona''es M'ehei ~ll' he
sPp0"''ea n1 assistant IN .he departments Of ehems-
ny ana mheraogy' " which ne greatly aided bis
a'aer' ff9l. fei'er VIII be temporary Bursar.
a. meeting q Ihe Executive committee
=, sle irussees u .he onlsers,.y' a. tne
EAecut,se once M lhe city VI Raielgh, on
inc i4th instant me following proceedings
were had
MS ENeeilencw governor bragg having
communicates onlclai'y' mteihgenee o. me
, 3 suug n ahe me.anenoiy gealn OF inc
n nv. Dr. E,lsia sii'eheii' iase PROFESSOR o.
S s,ey miiiefsiosy anu Seolosy IN me
chi'ersii - tae Lxeeutlse sommlttee, IN
WV :. his n'sn character ~ ehrislian
sent'euian =. ms arauous, iohs-cont,huea
anu inestl',lauis services Ia 'ne academic
corps, anu MS distinguished pOsltloh lOf the
last iorty years as member OF the Faculty,
N the administration oil the affairs OF the
C0llese; ~ view OF ms eminent attainments
IN literature ana science ms ardent patriot
ism ana puoile services, consider the present
ny occasion TO express their unanimous
sentiment o. true coincidence and sympathy
WIN the WIDOW and family Of the deceased,
win inc omcers ana members Of the College,
ana Tue people 0. the whoie state, at this
saa ana oyer~heimins bereavement which
We nave an sustained ana IN the name aud
on eehaii o. me who!e oody OF the Trustees
" ne University, TINS COMMITTEE will cor
dlaiiy unite win other associations and
lnaiSiduais IN paying enduring honors TO his
memory.
Hssofred, That the halt years salary OF
the Professor, Tor the residue OF the present
the College to the widow OF the deceased.
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Among he passengers in he Ar1gs arrived q Nsx
Ysfs On she l4ih. We notice lie name q Duncan X.
MRss, 81, 81 tais state. IL Aineriean Consul !,
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barn Barn,. : ". l..fn ~

Barn Darnt. = We lslfa ia, large barn on
ihs plantation q Pau {. Cameron. E.g.. 10 M
eoaat5, vas struck by hshiniay On TasfsIay might
de lSth Instant AMI ssi 81 &C. All - rapidly WIS i
consaasI ,aAt f.e nsgrae. vh5 VIZ ia i barely
e4PsI Aboai 40 ba.hsi. u wheat xeie Destroyed.
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Gen. Walker, of Nicaragua. stated IN con.
vrr.atinn 10 Augusta IN Saturday werk that
il VS. III. fixed determination 10 prrseycfr ~
i'ir cause II which ~ j, embarked ; and eS-
prrs.ril ~. confident hnpe thar lie would be
enabled 10 return 10 Nicaragua within The
nru Two months. with ibe gnud Will &c tie
Administration at Mashingtan, and with men
aud none, snffci.nl triumphantly 20 succeed
IN r. establishing h. authority. 50 says the
Augusta IonstllBtinnalisf.
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" We have been requested to state MAT the Hon.
L. OBJ. Branch candidate for Congress in this district
expects address the people At the tar gathering at
Vim. y. Pfan's, on Friday the c4sh instant.
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TIE sipts.s irsiB ~ the No1h Carolina RIi.rald,
Ehieh was sometime since discontinued between
Gpls5ssouga snl RIiss u. ia, again eommensei rue
mig he sste lsagth u the rod, from Charlotte :
G,ld,5oroush, instead u stopping al gs.eish.
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A meeting q graduate. y he Uairersity Of North
cssoaaa residing 10 sni hsaf Fayetteville. was bell
on fssslly tas liia at,nl q testify Their rssPe.i
f0r t8s nea,Sy y ihe late D. E.i.ha Mitchell, pfo.
fe.s5' ID ii. niyeIs y, which very appropriate re-
sa.s.isEs we're adopted. " ]. Andersen VAS ehaif-
lass d lie Hestas AL 1ejrss II. ia 81, ssefesarY.
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JrDog IlaLDaIy. Sheriff Clrrk. al senator
Brand II : h,npaign tnuaiv. Ohin. mhiurre
engaged IN ~. Gre,n county fugitive slave
trssUs case--hsye beer arrested ~ uthsna
By Z :. Mlr.hal puilrnl,igrr. an,l he'd H.
bail ~ 81 500. Tor nIsirpriing tie 4 ). niTi
eer. ~ ihs discharge u ihe,r daty IL il.t
fa.e, 10 MAY.
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LrSsrrc AsYrra Bunsr :. The T.nns,ic A.

LrSarrc AsYira BuRSr The Lnn4iic A.y
lum. al Ciiri. n. u. topk Ere 81 tie Morn.
iug ~ ihe I4ih instant. and before the flames
could b. suppressed. the ,lninr an,i west wing
we're entirely destroyed. Tie other wings
we're slightly ieiprcd. Tie lo.s ]. 5000 900
lie inmates were removed TIA grove IN lie
vicinity. guarded ~ ihp milnary. itr. Roe.
prominent citizen. was fatally injured by
blrnirg iimbets falling upor him.
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MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
n. CAROLINA RAILROAD COMPANY.


The Stockholders Of the N. Carolina Rail
road Company, mrt in Salisbury, on Thurs
,Iay the 9th inst, aud continued in harmonious
session until FRIDAY at nom.
Hon. ]. VI. Morehead WAS called to the
chair, aud Nessrs Coleman Of Cabarrus. and
Wilson, Of Forsyth, were appointed Srcreta.
rics.
President Fisher submitted well written.
clear, concise, but comprehensive report,
showing the present condition, tlediilienlties
snrmouutel, aud the future brilliant prospects
Of the road. From the repnrt We learn that.
Tor he fiscal year ending the 50th IL June,
1857. tie totaI earnings, from all sourrs,
amount 10 FoUU,43y %
The fatal expense of operating &c. lS7 SIS 90
leaving balance 81 neat profits 1924 65
The Tabular statements give particular
ccnunt. III detail. IL the Passenger and
freigh, business If Tue Road, as well asoi il,
Financial affairs.
From this il wlIlappear that the T",al Dis
bursem ntr 81 the year have amounted to
s755, PA 81.
That the Total Receipts from all quarters,
including last year's balance, have Gounird
w SSlJ W. %.
On this there was received from acfcnunt
Il sale, 8 pei cent. Company Bonds, SS52.55S
10.
Alter the reading Of the Report. an election
Tor Director, was entered iuto. which resul tied
N the choice ~ Messrs. T.. +. Fisher. 81
Rowan. X. w. Sanders. or Wake, Ralph
Gnrrell, Of Guiliord, and Francis F,ie-, Of
Forsyth.
Ala subsequent meeting of the Directors,
Mr. Fisher. whose valuable services are ap.
precate,l. was reelected President. which
gives much Satisfaction 10 all. In the de.
.einpmenis I'll tie management 1t the bust.
nrss. the progress 81 the meeting. the iidrli-
~ and ability with which Mr.. Fisher has
discharged The onernu, duties ii III. alice. be-.
came manifest and h's re election was press.
81 ffnn all sides and all are gratiiir, III / he
has consented 10 serve IN the responsible
,ainn.
TIE salary ofthe Treasurer. c r. Menden-
halt. who was re elected, was increased To
"a, 500 wear.
The Treasurer reports that The fnancial
condition of tie r'ad. j.. p.rhaps. a, pros
porous A. could be expected aud 4 Is to be
huprt that. 10 year. IL mist. tile Stackhnl-
jrf. will begun TO reap li- reward IL their
investments, ~ the shape Of handsnme dni.
druts. S4hstgry Banner.
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MALpaAcrIcR.-An action for malpractice
was recently tried before one Of the New
York courts, in which the defendants counsel
urged the objection I" that an error Of judy
mrni Il mt malpractice" The court held
this point TO be good law when applied to q
man skilled in anatomy. surgery. or physics.
but not in the case in action--ihe de-
PENDANT knowing nothing Of those depart
ments. and therefore having no Judgment
in the matter The Court ruled that an
error in judgment Of a man skilled IN
particular calling Is not malpractice. un.
less il is gross error; hut error IN judy.
men, Of man unskilled in that science (i
such thing can be) is malpractice. Ia other
words. a person attempting q practlee, IN
physic or surgery. without first having OBJ
tanned a knowledg Of such sclcnce. Is liable
for all tie damage that is tue result u his
pracllce. tSsdtts
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Washington. July i4.-The Navy De-
partment has received Dispatches from Capt
Montgomery Of the steamer Roanoke, in
dieing the belief that the difficulties between
New Granada and tie United States are IN
a lair way for settlement.
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from murder one from being drowned and
two from being run over.

EScouRaoiXo To Lottery TIcKRr BuyERs
We find the following in the Raleigh
STANDARD.
According to one Of the ablest writers
on the subject Of whist. il appears that il the
entire population of the world were I, deal
packs Of cards whist fashion. never quitting
lher employment. aud thus continue Tor a
hundred millions Of years. accomplishing
sixty deals ever hour, they would not have
exhausted one hundred lhousandtl Of the
essentially different ways IN which SO cards
Can be distributed il equal numbers in fun
divisions. So much for the combinations q
numbers. Morai.-Think OF this when YOU
are specializing in lottery tickets"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-05-08
IN en- Of Amarina.

The greatest man, ."take him all lin
all of the last hundred years. was
General George Washington--an Amcri-
can.
The greatest Doctor of Divinity was
Jonathan Edwards--an American.
The gratcst philosopher was Bcnja-
min Franklin--an American.
The greatest Of living scu]ptors is
Hiram Powers--Gn American.
The greatest Of living historians is
William ii. prescott--an American.
The greatest ornithologist was johE
James Audubon--an American.
There has been no English writer OF
the present age. whose words have been
marked with mote humor. more refine
mont, or more grace, than those of Wash
ington living-an American.
The greatest photographer since the
time Of Johnson, was Noah Webster
an American. 4,
The inventors. whose works have been
productive of tn, greatest amount of
benefit to mankind in the last century,
were Godfrey. Finch, Faltou and Whit
ney---ali Americans.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-05-08

BEANs.-The prettiest way for a man
who cultivatcs but little land, to raise
his own dry beans for next winters use.
is-not to plant the bush kinds by them
selves, tor they would require to much
land, as the product is small-but to
raise white pole beans. The common
caseknife beans are excellent for this
purpose. ST. out dozen circles OH
the ground as il :ge as d cartwheel. Put
wAee.aarfow load Of manure into each
and spade it UP with the earth. Drop
the seeds IN the circle, ON the Outer edgt
the hill, Say ,ix inches. Thca insert
e r ht or ten 1les within the circle. at
ellal distanc from each other, and tie
t5e taPs of tne whole together-form-
ins cone. Cover up the SEED and wait
tn result Each of these hills viii
We'll you peek or half a bushel Of dry
beans next ftlI-which, You have but
4 daau such hills. will give yoa perhaps
half a dozen bushels. This VIII be
enough for your purpose. BY this
corrse but little land is occupied. Pole
beans yield much more abuna tntly than
bush acaRs, and occupy ar, W w,ilst tn-
latter must have the surface o. t!e earth
# y9a wish % produce your own Dr.,
Leans, read r, try this system tie present
se sau
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t,GoN CAl}Y5aNtA.

The news from California il mNa2r,. -
The act Of the Is,t legislature for pro-
tec,in5 actual settlers, has been del yed
unconstitutional by the Supreme Court.
Mining business was genearuy pros
porous.
\ fire at Sacramento had destroyed
$50, 900 worth Of property Of the Cali
foruia Stag Co.
Thomas Wright, Jr,, lawyer from
Philadelphia, committed suicide at San
Francisco on the jth inst
Tx Senator Footc advises the .Amcri-
can party to disbanl.
Serious discussions have arisen among
the Mosmons at San Bernardino and
Self Lake.
James Wilson, from Boston, was
drowned at Shasta in February.
The San Francisco markets We're dull.
Flour, domestic sl2 50. Pork, clear,
s24; prime, s35. Chicago beef S23
so. Carolina Rice 7l-2c. Proof
Whiskev 49c. The auction sales of dry
goods, clothing, boots, &c, went very
low, at a heavy loss to importers.
/ The money market was easy.
/ No provisions have hecn made for the
payment Of the State debt, There have
been nc sales Of State stocks.
Oregon dates are Of March &c. Tho
steamer Portland was carried over the
falls at Oregon City on the l7th, killing
Capt Jameson and seaman, and entire.
ly destroying the boat.
Fears are entertained Of another cut.
break in Washington Territory.
Advice from Honolulu are of March
-. A schooner had arrived thore froG
Nantucket islands, with cargo Of qua
no. The Islands had bsen taken po
session tfby Americans.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-05-08
PATRICK O'BRANlGAN.

WHOM Mn. JgrrfRsoS CALLED "NA-
TIVE CITIZENS. The following simple
statement of r.cts requires no commen-
tary to show how plainly it points cut
changes that Time has wrought in tie
definition given Of the word citizen.
On the o2d of June. 1907, the United
States frigate Chesapeake was attacked
off the Capcs of Virginia. by the British
man OF war Leopard. and after a brief
conflict the Chesapeake struck hei colors,
being entirely unprepa,ed for resistance.
having three men killed and eighteen
wounded and foar men were take n from
her by the British commander, claimed
by him as dcs sertcrs.
Thomas Jefferson, then President Of
the United States, immediately issued
his proclanatian excluding British vcs-
sells OF war from our waters, in the course
Of which he used his language:
"rhis enormity was not only without
provocation or justitiablc cause, but
vas committed with the avowcd purpose
Of taking by force from a ship of war
Of the United States part OF her crew.
and that no circumstance might be wan-
ting to mark its character, 1t had been
prccJous'y asccrtained that the seameM
demanded merc natire Citizens Of The UMi.
ted Stats"
Two Of these native citizens Of the
United States" were John Starban and
William Ware, Mack men. both born ir
Maryland, and probably both born slaves.
--NeUark Adrertiscr.
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}]ottrll.
CAN'T DO WITHOUT PAPER.

vNl.,,f
,,. -,
SO to subscribe FOR one I'll so,
Nor wait until Tomorrow.
Should lovers frown or hang themselves,
Or other foolish caper.
IN never get TO hear of it
do not take the paper.
n - -. s..r.
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CIR .StorlI-Gc
tFran Disksa, HJa,e5o'I Weflf !
CALUMET ISLAND.


J" M ~ . = ssr - ) - ,"e ','iSsfs ?
l'a II ! ia .s'' '.'' v, - - ar I. =
'se nm 81 A.A=As .9h ~ ~ '''s ~
2=,.lz, n t 't'' '5'' y
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al -'a' r.! 'A.- :.
d' q ~ -
eoi.'h' ~ me- 81 NJ. ', ''s. ~ ~ i
IN 3s.zs tt-'i 'A''i' -,
pa #3,Te .eE ''.S' '' '.hil .
i'on pam ~ N n Nn'S Si'''e''''h :
shd care q XIV 'h,'t' VI mr. a,ls'5=z'
dents. .'ffs. n 'n'' t''' >oi''.'sa=s : !,
.p n 'szA' i51eit ~ "a 'l'''" - Al |
IN 'o' ~ ne ~ ''a 'n'. ''' : = 'i''7 j
are d'!5ei ~, Town VI, 'h' 'N'J,>',' "''@"a'
you VIII Nh I'm y Pc % ''''''''' ~
hailonaii'Y 10 u 'u' '"" country N'l'
VIII see the b1i, oiriy rough Win
MS : c .'s1i i1fe.'eAa' tlhheA e5 = tad
Eeavy' MASSIVE Ja", sue "y s'"f " ia
the wan, a.ss.patel iopH.hs merchant :
clerk, the Warrah, ier Wh ''e 'pffe!etsle1
Tor forgery y even now p'cS''VaI II "a
desk OF Daniel Forester or among sae
archives Of the dcte tive po.sce.
There, too, are btaAok- bear'.eI 3tht-
eyed F nrhm n, ardent dcTo'1fs OF the
barricldo, and the b3nnc.s-rDuge short,
stout, fair haired Germans, irIeada Of the
deceased Robert Bum and subscribers
10 Frcjlsar;h's r,1ems; olive-skin1el
Italians. whose rcl, history would be a
fortune - the English penny-romancc1
swarthy Span,ards, whose dislike 10 q
return to thsr native country eaa be
accounted for. s9tns on Car!ist reasons,
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The Law Of Newspapers.

]. Subscribers who 60 not express notice y bS
contrary, are considered ~ wishing 10 continue
their subscriptions.
2. If subscribers order the discontinuanee Of
their papers, the publisher can continue 70 send
them until all arrcarges are paid.
8. If subscribers neglect or refuse 70 tats
their papers from the Office to which they are di
rceted, they are held responsible lu they settle
their bills and order the papers discontinued.
4. If any subscribers remove TO another place
without Informing the publishers, and the papers
arc to the former direction, they hold re-
sponsibie. 4
s. The courts have decided that refusing 10
take newspaper from the Office, fer removing srd
reaving it uncaled for is prima faede evidence Of
intentional fraud.
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UNION OF PRoYIBIrloSIsrs AN

UNION OF PRoYIBIrIoSIsrs AND
LIouon DEALERS New Yor k
license law, which is uearly prohibitory
in its effects as to secure the almost
unanimous opposition of tho liquor doa-
lers, is unacceptable to the prohibition
lists, and they have determined to give it
neither countenence nor support. The
executive committee of the State lem
pesance Society have officially pro.
rounced against it. Having reached the
prohlbitory principle, they say, and plan
ted themselves on it, they can rise tAeii
voice for no other principle. and are
willing to wait years, generations, centur.
les if necessary, 'or the abortion o. ,heil
theory,
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ASKING TOO Mrcu A young couple
were sitting together in romantic spot,
with birds and flowers about them, when
the following dialogue ensued:
"My dear, if the sacrifice of my life
would please thee, most gladly would
lay i, down a, thy feet!
"Oh. sir, you are too kind But i,
Just reminds me that wish you'd stop
using tobacco.
Cant think of that; it's habit tc
which | am welded"
VERY we'll, sir ; this is the way you
lay down your life for me; aud as yor
are already welded to tobacco, I'll take
good care you are never welded to me
as it would be bigamy.'
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TIPERAar, IRELAND,
March IS, 1883.
wats

MaFcA 10, 1903.
My DEAR NErHEw have not heard
anything from ye sens the last time l
wrote to We. have moved from tn,
place where now live OF should have
written to you before. did not knc
ah-rc letter mint find You first, but I
now take my pens in hand to drop a
few lines to inform ye Of the death OF
your own liyi, g uncie Fitzpatrick. He
died very suddenly after long linger-
ing Illness of six months Poor man, he
suffered 8 great del. lie lay long
time IN convulsions, perfectly quiet and
speeches., all the tine talking inco-
herently and inquiring for water. I'm
very much at loss to tell ye what his
death was caused at, but the doctors
thinks t"as occas. oncd by his late sick
ness, for he was not we'll ten days at
time during his confinement. His age
ye kno just as well as can tell ye-he
was twenty -fyo years old last March,
l4cking fifteen months. and if he had
Ii ID till this time he would ben Sir
months dcd ji,t. =
y. B.-take notis l enclosed to ye
in pound note which yonr father sends
YOU to unl enonc to me. Your mi'her
often speaks of ye-she wud like to
Sead We the Brndle COW and wud en-
close her till We but for the horruns.
wud oeg ov yc not to brake to sale
ov this letter until two or three dayx
after We read it, for which time yell be
better prepared for the sorrowful
news.
PATRICK OBRANIGAN.
To MIcH.EI CLANCY
No Broad street
United States OF Amerikv,
State OF Massachusetts,
in Bost1u.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-05-08

An enthusiastic admirer of the Car
was repeatedly saving TO stranger.
"The Gar il great ;" "Yes" was the ,e.
ply. "but God Is greater"
"Ah." exclaimed tn, Russian, "tat
the csar is young yet :"
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TIE DGFD Scorr DEcIsIoS.-It

TIE DEED ScoTr DEcIsIoS.-It is
said tA.; III, decision OF the United
Stats Suff ne Court, in the Dred Scott
cas tos Ter with the opinions of the
d.e5-G.:as jps;ic 8, will be issued next
w-ea. Tao Washington corr spondont
Of tae Ne,1 York Cvurisr and Enquirer
-:
"Gse4. complaint is made by that
portion e. the bar who approve and al-
m'r5 ,ha opinions Of judges Mclean ard
Gust, th2. the Chief Justice should
withiIswn the opinion which he read in
opaa eemt, and waich the dissenting
Just.eas re.utei in their able arguments.
Il is claimed by the friends Of the Chief
Jast.=e taat people are abusing the
dst,,.9u before they know what it is, and
Ii y aa, It that he has 50 materially
mDiti Il BIS opinion, in the revision OF
it, tha, II IS not the same paper read in
c ut i'ais is most singular and not
II cred ab'e proceeding. The opinion OF
Chiet Justice Ianev was carefully writ
ten OH; it Was rcd in consultation
% the Jpd Ics; the dis ntIng justices
Iep.iel - It's statements and reasoning;
ana e.'A opinioa was t. u IN the due
c9U.ss q Judicial proceedings deliver q
lis author IN the court room, tlom hi,
seat on the bench, to a crowded aud
de ply interested audience. The Chirt
4 al
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\ contemporary, describing dance
at village in the neishborhood, said
The gorgeous strings Of glass boads
glis;oned on the heavy bosoms Of the
village bellies, like polished rubics on the
delicate surface Of warm apple dumr-
linss.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-05-08

:, ~, ,,..I.'+t -, II '''u '.0' come .
a.s :. ~ " .u.,ss1.1Y me-, morning passed
W, ''Ds "'l''' ~, ,a'o Il" 'ne Afternoon
''',s :,'! ,.'a' ,,to i'Yl MS i1'"eF ai''
~, -, w - | ''i.i0'''i' ""iNe'
w W ;. w.. I,',So,''.9 , u '"0 evening" ahl
,i, M", ne "V9'' 10 '"e'", anu i,afh
S"@s ,'1 'aY,' & Gsi'a.''.e =, from town bad beer
'e'"! - o".'.s " s'.e discovery oi som
' 1'e", ,o' s'' rs On Tue oahN, wh!cA hat
,,"'. ~" 49, =, eo'i..'.o".e"'pa 10 ''s hrE
-, -. ~ ",.3't' ''9us 'c''e'' tue "ntel
% "''''" p'os3'''e"' III the event o! Ger.
'''" p't:''i''i y. = eNen'' nRPpeNlnE, as i
E was Ds''s,,a W., s4sl @o0'o to name tht
iJ' ,J =, y, as Pteso''es''1 o's''ke to Mr.
10 = i..'s" VS. not done away wit
:! A'S 'sfsoh II appearance or manner
~ ~ N's Ae59 e23d looking, certainly
''',' "s', hta2, aad WitA fine hair ana
,'et', h4. i's eyes were set very deep
y ~ ms heat, he hal shifting. un-
Se'''cd glance, never looked up into your
''ct' and his manner, even towards
Anne NaushtH, hls bethFothcd was
nervous and constrained!
IN next morning ali tAc Inhabitants
were dress aI in their br,. the .DrG, hpil :