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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-02-26

The cost 81 the proposed ohce To- Tn
Government, in Surveyor Generals and
clerks salaries, and incidental oxpen,,>.
would b. about four ihmaId three hundred
dollars annually: hut ii Is proper TO add
that about one third that sum viii he saye,i
by the reduction tina, may be made in 'ih,
clerical force Of the Dubuque Office, in cots.
quen,c 81 the reduction ia its labors. IL h.
a!so believed that saving may be mad, In
The cost Of the field work, by avoiding ih,'
Necessity of travel on the part Of deputi,> 10
distant oilicr'. or from the vicinity If ti-
Office 80 the field Of operations.
| sm, very respectfully,
Your otsdient servant,
Tnos. 4. HENpRIck,
Com.
Hon. II. VI. RIcr, House Of Representative,
The bill for the construction OF Wagon
Road FROM Fort karny Via To south Pa.
Of the Rocky Mountains, Ia Honey Lake, in
california. Wa then taken up and discllssd
The only objection was made by Mr.. .IoxE>
Of Tennessee, who opposed il on con,fiia
tinuad grounds although the southern mem
bcrs ahlol an amendment providing lpr
Il Southern Road. The most scusLlr
.Ipeches were made by Mr.. HAVEN Of New
! ork. and by Mr.. PrEyI,ScE. of Penusy
yania, each Of whom advocated the North
crn line.
What wish 10 say 10 the liou.c' S.id
Mr.. Havcn,) is that il they ever intend {"
do anything by way Of making II comnuni.
cation between the Atlantic states and ,h'
Pacific ocean, tina, this Is the right place To-
begin. and that il measure Of th, kind
making grand wagon road for the purpo-'
ol carrying the mail from our western tcr
rtorics across Ia the Pacific, had l~-t'
entered On four or five years ago, w -ho'i!d
now have good communication, and haYr
lilly tested whether there would h. any u-''
in undertaking TO make railroad commu
nication hereafter. Some practicable euo.i
oll-fashioned wagon road through the Ter
ritory tan be made for lcss money than 'i'
surveys for railroad have cost; and it WI
test the practicability OF the railroad lts,Il
| MIR. Chairman" said Mr. Purviauc,
"thc Committee on Territories. in rcportin.
| this bill for an appropriation Of S300,ohH
should pcrbaps inform the Hons, Of ,h
character Of the nrropns.d road viii
tbrrct,rr saw. in the frs, plac,. thai th.
r""d u about ionr'en hundred mi,s u
- 80 :, Wv ,.a''" i''"i w. " . a. ""
now Passes From the examination ,b.o
has been made Of the route it i believ~l tr
:" 'he oTs. route rom t'e east TO IA" @,~'
=. - I" '', oa VIZ" - :, s' '", :. VIZ
no mart of il will the grading ex,sd fifteen
or sixteen iect To the mile. II avoid, at.
Tue "'''F,s' 10y l'Ta''nH 'his wagon ''''"
ar sa.sn,, ,,,;ios - 49,, HI -:
will have to sink wells. at very grca, ~
r"n>e 10 the Government. By adopiiu
,l'i' foa'f' "hich ~ ,in shortest you l"-
s..,iIl " fo IN ,' ~ w. '' nm ""''
necessity in the construction of u road. BE-.
caosr the streams, which are deeply cni
.I III, " 't n'' IN VI
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On III. l2ih mt. tho ~sais svi iio'' .-
a.Ssmb5,i 10 join; Cnnysn'iof- f"r tie T~
r.r~. If roaniiag ihs r--ioral volts sr Pro
ploui and Nicv t'rryislrB,. An ots@,',ol
vas r,a,l, 70 thu ,Jas = Wis,oasiu lsiD
r'-.,,ei. a. the e''c'or' hsd Dot cAs' w..
vote 20 ib.' ,iay 'is>igaa's'i by laa
!, r.-s.1ln,iou sas ossrs,l. ,ha' c,orIsi,t.,.
n twc rseuitssrs a. To- Ilossn aai o,se n,. IN
f.r II tho -ess,is - appointed Ia Naii NJ.
-, JAWS H. yEt> Az ani Is8fv e. Hsk,Kf,
SsboE. aDd inform them TIA, 'lsey have f.e,i
Jaly s.rt,Sl President AMI VIZ Presh p,
q ihp Cai,ei state. fos soar year '7.u
tn. Harh Of MArlh. Is.
III vsolBs.on ~4s Ad cyet latil re-
qar,'s,a Il III. h-gal'y ( ~ VISA,
zoe. sl.aah h. ,Sogsiai
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-02-26

We harm rGroagh Hon Ii. VI. Rms that
IL" Postmaster General hl- nryiarod III. g.
t.l,.islli,rni Of Pest OHIO, 1T Bruwnsslsi.
Now county joHS l. J0NsoS. z. "
and at ie,gh;oa. lIrnfisn ooan,y. y 9
ily.SftFpN. I VI
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-02-26

Stus Earth. and fcs otasr purposes. rh~ I'LL.
amended.
A hill TO incorporate thu Cannon CITY .sd
Pasribault Plank Rosd Co.
4 hill 70 incorporate The New Tin Academy
= Vito incorpesste ths tovn q Pasrtbssit.
;. 4 biil iers'isisG shs ssrvsy 4 the isws d
4 Sil 70 iassrp~s.e ts xians.o.s csal Mn
"A Sul % ise@p.ss,s III. Jss-.viils ssa s~sn
River bridge Go.
An act 10 amend 40 at fof the sosernment
Of tbs Territorial Prison II Minbssoss.
A Memorial Ia Congress ter the establishment
Of an Industrial University.
4 Memorial 10 Congress fnf al appropriation
~ ", no. f1r . military f0sd
A hill To incorporate " Ainn.so,a ''spiss
r. H. 10.
Joint resolution tor The relief Il Albert
Wolf sad q. ". Campbell. Laid Oh Tho tabIs
~ ooxafrrys 90 rHk WHO'LL.
For the consolidation 81 the CsuhcH Pie d
Bills.
4 I'M 10 issarpessss kssss. Cay. R~tsrrst
| 10 . selsct committee ~ three.
bill IN incorporate the Mississippi River I'm
| prsvsmsat 10.
| 4 hill L. incorporate the town ~ Canon
Falls,
4 bin To iae"rposts III, s,a,assr, ~. P.,s'
and Western H. r. Go.
| 4 hin 10 Inc erpofste ths city VI Red Wing
An art 70 Incorporate the town II Weston
and fgr other parposss.
4 81 % ineego's'' the l." Crescent Grave
A hill granting 10 J. Ihoapson and e. g
wyekon th. right 10 establish a t.ry se,"s-ih'
Mississippi iiissr
| A biif 10 Incorporate tbs EmigsAnt Aid Asso
eistiea.
A biit,o incorporate The '"sa II Ls-t .s'
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i@p"r'snt MISUNDERSTANDING q. pre-
Easpsot..
We are indebted to Hon. D. VI. .Ic.,
for u copy Of the following letter, lrols the
Commissioner Of the Gcmral Land Office,

tINEHNL LAND tTiltE
February It'll ls57.
Hos. u. VI. Rirg. M have the hone, To- re-.
tufn herrwli h. the letter 10 your address, from
%. ~ ksLLrN, dated at NorthWnod. Jannaf,
~, i@ji. and, in reply u your request for inter
nation on the snbirct matter thereof, have "a
state, that, by She ith section Of ,h, Act Of Jrd
" March, istl. u is declared, that d" where an
indy idnsi has died. under the late pre- Q mp,ion
law usil,) hts declaration Of intention to claim,
the benefits uf said law, for one tract of land Il
shall not be lawful tot the sane indi, dual In
any future time 10 iilr a second dec laratio,
Tor aaotheT tract and that this prohibition il
held by the Department, under a recent dsri.
sion bearing date 10Th November. ISst, to ex.
tend 20 both class"s ~ land. unaiiersd ~ web
a. such as are subject to private cntry
You viii perceive. however, by rciertnet To
the enclosed copy of u circular from thu. oniee,
under date 81. December. 1856. that here a
claimant, II either class Of lands. hiss dsclars
ton which may prove 20 be invalid IN con-e.
qurncc OF the land applied for not being open
~ pre- emptiou. or by the determination Az ans,
hun, - a conflicting claimant, - from sny
other similar cause. which would have pre-.
vented hun nom &C 0snmmatbs q presumption
uuder such declaration such illegal filing viii
he treated A. a nudity, and a. no inhibition To
bis subsequently Gliug legal and proper de
ciaratlon FOE the same land, should Il Grcome
hahle Ia prr-empton, ~ lot any other tract
Nsty Respectively, iour ohdt servant.
THO~. \. HENDRICKS. Com
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-02-26

'"stic~en ~ the 9Th SECTION u the art al the
ia NJ March, lsij, II is declared. that wi hen an
individual had nled under the late pre- emptiun
law, tt-ti his declaration ni intention tn claim
the benefits of -ahl law for one tract Of land i,
shall not b, lawful Tor the sane individual, At
any iaiorc time, u NE second deelar alton foy
another tract
This prohhiti"n Is held D., the u, partm.ni
10 extend 10 n'rH classes al land. ~ Offered
aud such ~ are ~ pssr 70 raw ,rE gSrgi
Where claimant however. ef si,net elias. q,
lanas files a declaration " hirh ma, prove To- he.
nv, ,iD in consequence ut the land applied Ter
not being open 10 pre- smption. OF hy the deter.
mina'ipn against him. A. q conflicting claimant
~ from any other similar caH-c, which would
have preyc nted him from fpnsuthma,ng 4 pre-
cmption under such declaration ,nrh Neg
hling will BE- treated A. NtLLtr,, and a. un in
hihition Ia his subsequently, fling a legal aud
proper declaration tnr the same tract, should il
become liable 10 pr. smpiioa, ~ for any other
and, Il heng the pufp"s" vi the law To- ALLOW .
claimant rRE rsrri"N upon on. tract. and
nothing NOR. sej slsn ~ prevent declars atoms
nom hcing presented ~ hlrd who're the inten.
ton Of establishing pre- eiaplioa il not n,>
rtm, Respectfully ynnr abb t~rvsn,
THu~. \. Ht.NbtlCk>. Cc-a
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lttA.tt. tsh ~
Coaaril met Vt 10, A. \.
Mr. Toilette oatfsd The follow sBa resolution f;
Rssatesd, That forty dollars out oi The Tern
toriai Treasury not otherwise appropriated, br
paid ia John ". Lamb. sergeant ~ Arms ~ the
Council, fot extra services,
The resolution was referred ta VI. va,nmiitse
IN Legislative Expenditures.
NJ. Bsirombe, from the committee 90 irrri.
totisl Expenditures, reported J"iht resolution
far the relief ~ Frederick Tr.u1rurrich. aud .
jo,a, resolution for the purchase ii the anuai-
u the Historical society, wlthaat AM ts'om
aeBdatioaA
NJ, N.tIef, "a notiua of Nj. liuistie wss ap.
painted u ca,nmittrs al a,is tn wait IN ttis tx,
e-ilepey. and eh,aia hiosmaiinp ~ relation to
certain appointments.
4 joint resolution, originating ~ the boi,ss
Ia relation Ia the superintendent 81 tomman
Schools, brins authorized 10 r"llatr ~ the
NJ hooi Laws. aud prosut. The pubcsiian ~
,i0 copies 81 ~. same for distribution IN the
various school i,l-tfiet., sas indefinitely p"s,
poned.
niiis fAsatp,
\ hill a. extend the time f,f ihs collie. ttrn NJ
tasr-, In Oiis-ied caaaiy.
4 bill 10 incorporate The fw,aea 90, nj
set.ity.
NJ, ~etx.t moved ~ amend ths tile df he
bill by stiikins out the word "tfemun, and
ipsettins the ward "tiuc hahau; aud thc vote
being taken ,hs motion pre-, ailsi and the title
81 the bill vas 90 amended.
A hill 10 Incorporate III" saltwater Cemetery
Association.
4 hilI to incorporate tho North 5ho,a Mining
"csaSil adjourned.
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Legislative Asss.s,y--.ssSss ss.ass~.
Rssessss sos tsr p,nssAs sss gss'-sArl


SS8ssseOvs Nse8Ssy-Ss9~so SoWs
.Rssssrss sos fss p,nssss .ss oss-sXrl
COUNCIL.
SATURDAY, Feb. u. |
Council met Of 10 o'clock. 4. y.
Oh motion of Mr.. Setter, Mr.. Haaphrsy wss |
excused from attendance In the Couofu to-day. |
Mr.. Doosy. from the committee % the Mn |
tia, to whom was referred Hoas~ bill psesid
ing for ths protection Of Game, fepSrfs6 ~
s,ms back with amendments, shieh were
adopted.
NJ. Setter, from the committee IN the Jadi,
ciary 20 whom wAs referred bill for tbs relief
Of John Leach, reported the sams back with
the recommendation Il pass.
stnnons, reported tbs sams back With en-
amendment, which wac sdeptsd.
Tbs same gsntlsmsn from q select commttse
10 whom was referred The bill granting 10
James Hasanin sad ethsrs, the right 70 msin
tain Ferry, reported III. same back With Al
a Hoass BIZ 70 snass . psrties II Newer
county 70 0imstssA county, wss referred 70 the
committee on County Bsundsrcs
Joint Resolution fos the purehsas u i've
hundred copies of tie Annals IL The historical
sees.y fos The sss q The .s.nsr. =. q .as Lss
tee on Territorial Expenditures.
4 HOUSE bill 20 incorporate the ~. Anthaay,
Anoka, Monticello. Grow Wing Aud Little Pa1s
IlaiiroAd Company, was read nrst aud second
uas. sed 90 motion wss indsnnitsiy postponed.
Ann ,o ,nso,no,s,s the a. John ss,a,a.s,
Al N. cloud
A blu to Incorporate the waons Ferry CON
bin 10 Incorporate tbs Hastings, Minnesota
river and Rad river Of tbs korih, Railroad Com
~ to ,ucwpor.,, tho Minnesota and D.
hela lfalirosd Company,
IA All 10 s,usnJ chapter 30, Il the s~ss,on
Law ef isSs.
III for ,hs uro,re,loo Of Hotel Kssp,r.
va. tbsp read And the vote being takes, Tbs
Council rsfus,d 10 pass H.
Council adjourned 20 Monday, 10 o oi0ck, 4. y
COUNCIL
N0spAy. February ~, 1851.
Council met n 10 o'clock, An.
Mr Sstssr offered the following resolution;
,Fsrs,. There ssI.ss reports. a. the present
Il 40 INJURIOUS ~ this fat fame aud fsputa toa
" seaasers u his Council, h~fglng them wiii
bribery and corruption, In voting Tor bill %
TeInove the Capital 10 ". Peter, therefore be II
Nssotrsd That Q committee ot three be sp
pointed ~ investlgsts the Truth ~ thsss charges
with power 10 ssbd for psrSous aud papers aud
10 administer Oaths. W take testimony Ia the
matter aud report 81 ~ early day ~ possible.
Under tbs rules tbs resolution was laid "vsi
until tomorrow.
On motion Of M. sstisr Messs Humphrey
AMI Stone were excused from attendance dur
Iay ths s...iou n. dat
fhsr. hsins aothIss under Tho ptc,,.a. Of.
l.,. as hu.insss tbs foilowins bllis and
memorials were read third time aud passed.
4 ,asm.si.i a. A.. Postma,ler tlsnrfsl fn,
additional mail service.
An srt 70 amend an act ~ incorporate tho
80 ~ nns-m',ll.
a. 49,, ~, ,.r i.soar.,. An, q s,.aa 4 AMI A...r
,,.,.s - v,..s..s.
an 80 4. ,"cgoa,.,. the t.nou. SAN. L,,
,.",.,
A. ,.....,..,. an. fam. al ,;l.a al,
-
HSs
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>ryru PRISE, ~ kiEsd si bssA.s
y ! % ,se i;th by to- e1psaSa 81
h...lsr coarsx ssSi VITA fsFvoNs ss-tno af
IT, eans. rgaHvyrsT'
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The following Statement, exhibits the mum.
Der II acre, preempte'i, and the amount
sold nj private entry.
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u..I"sss Of the tied Wtng I.a..: Uanss.

We give below M interesting .,atetant,
for which W. arr indebted 10 Ms.ssrs.
PgEips and GsAHAs. Il the business trans-
aet'si a, the Resi Wing Land Ofiicc during
Isjs.
.,.......-l 4. LII uAt ~. "a. NJ 4. IN. LII Ia, L
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important Smuggling Case

Tie case Of the United states against Captai
Swanbefg, and Wendell, mate, Of the schooner Mary
Alice, came before Commissioner Bets on Sa.ur
day, when the following facts were elected. Some
days ago IL appears that Information was commuri
Gated TO tie United States Marshal Of the schooner
Mary Alice smuggling into port some forty thousand
cigars. He Of course on learning the facts put the
ship captain and mate under arrOst, as also the tow
boat X. G. smith, which il IL alleged carried the CT
gers TO New York or elsewhere Assistant Dis
trict Attorney Smith appeared for the government
while exJudge Birjsall and Mr.. Mandfet appeared
for the captain and mate. ExJudge Beebe, we un
dcrstlnd, IL retained for the ship and owners.
Mr.. Graham, Custom House officer. was the frs.
witness put on the stand. lie testified 10 boarding
the ship, accompanied by Mr.. Burns, specially de-
putized 10 arrest the captain and mate and gave IN
evidence the conversation had between the Deputy
Marshal and mate regarding the cigars, the most
important portion OF which was that they lay IN the
captains room up 70 the coming 10 Qua antne,
when they were changed 10 the hold Of the ship.
sailor named Dublass was subsequently brought
up, whose testimony appears ~ be strong against
the captain, ship and owners. lie was ordered by
the mate while the captain was on deck, 10 change
the segars, which were packed into -four barrels,
water cask and canvass packages from the captains
room TO the hold OF the ship on the eve OF thel ar
rival at Quarantine. Subsequently, he was ordsred
10 take them from the hold and put them on board
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supsrio Court-Gsnsrni Term


Present-Hon. Judges Duer (Chief Justice), Bos-
worth, Hoffman, Slosson and Woodruff
William Sharp v. Augustus w. Whipple.- Motion
granted in part, without COSTS
Noah s. Day VS.. Conrad Swackhamer.-Appeal
dismissed.
Victor P. Considerant Vi. Albert Brisbane. Order
affirmed, with costs.
Matthew McKeon vs.. Francis Adams ct al--Or-
der allowing defendants to set up negligence and
fraud IN performance of any Of the services for which
this action is brought. No costs Of appeal.
Bogaydus vs.. Benert-Appeal dismissed.
SPECIAL TEsM.
Before Hon, Judge Duer.
Slater VS.. Judson ct al Reference to Clerk to
compute amount according to the annual rent paid
by Judsen.
H4Knight ct al. VS.. Book ct al--Motion to vaca.e
order of arrest granted.
Potter vs. Nissan. denied. without costs.
Hecker ct al. vs.. Mitchell.-Motion denied, with
81 costs.
Before Hon. Judge Bosworth.
Hewitt vs. BoYce-Appeal dismissed.
Seeley vs. Knight Like decision.
Before Hon. Judge Woodruff.
Gsmaliei G. Smith vs. Alpheas I. smith Motion
denied.
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Supreme Court-Ypeclal Term.
Before HOE. Judga Roosevelt.


Before Hon Judgs Roosevelt
THE GLOBUlA AR GLAZE BALLOT B0xE5-APPLICArleN
POE MAEpAMUs AGAINST The POLLOK CoMML5
PIONEERS.
OcT 1o--saml @ Joii:e Tae Police ObnsnsSianers
Mr. Dean made applies behalf OF the plsnI for
alternative mAndsmu 10 compel hr Bowen Treasurer OF
the Pooe Commissioners 10 pay Mr. Jo lie the amount OF
written contract for 200 goblar gA,s bao. ooxes
which had be N furnished By him % tne POLICE Commits
soners for the purposes or tho ,proaohing election
Mr. Joe's sflisv set forth thst In pursuance OF the
law Of the state maSipg tns duty OF the Metropolitan Po
lice Commissioners to provec ballot boxes for the cities OF
New York and Brooky- the Board on the 18th OF August
last made ooa;rao in writing stn him, (Joie) % far
nj 900 slass ballot boxes the prise Of SIS for each
box fupsped 70 be rait for on delivery OF EACH that
he furnished delv 200 OF the ballot boxes for
which he demanded pay mens from the Board aud from r
Bowen, g Tea,urer, which demsnd was refused and the
pay not made; that the Boa funds 10 pay for the
ballot boxes and Is 10 the duty OF the TfeAsurer 10 pay It,
Mr. Vspderpcel appeared for tho Police Com missioner
snd ad1ed the contract snd the delivery OF the glass
ballet boxes but contesded that Il was . county charge
and rho1ld 60 through the Board Il Supervisors.
Mr. Dean submitted tia. II was pressly Atsd IN the
recent act porans The Beard OF Police Commission
tha Trey we're to provide gkts ballot boxes Tor cleo
lion pu,poses
The case wss laid over until Monday movnipg.
In the mater Of Murphy The Police Commissioners
This q anus 10 compel The cetandens to
restore 10 office and pay The plAiah one OF the old
police.
Judge Roosevelt said he would adjourn the case to
when should DO heard before tnreo Judges in
General Term.
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The EIREMEN.


DBoopAMNs FoR THz INCEPTION or RELIEF
Il Ingire Company 70. II, Of Albany, On Tassiay
nx, ocscoeY IL
Two seexsses trou eaeh oonpsny
BAnd.
Howard Regime oouvAny No. "a
Bead OF Engineers.
-saff y,gne ContsnJ no. IL u Aioaar
20 umhA Eoos aDd Adler Ccmosnyso "a
Paste snsins tomrany 70 g.
Orssaus rpgiue COMPANY No. IL
r0rtn Hose C1mpsny m, 81.
rss5nN 1--we ConrasY No 81
Hud
Columbsa rssiae C,mpaay s,.A
gnach os- COMPANY 10 IL
Prss, .s,oT Ens.ns SoSr.n.so 2,
Bani
CbaihaD Kaxne lnpazg No. IS
Ptpau ricoS ard Ladder CompsaT 50 q
siK hose toopssy No. -
Ban
Lone f.N Engns npsry No So
Alsri Hose CympAsy No al
PauJti1g Hsse C0npaEg No. 81.
Lire ~il form bnfsou street, real restnx % Bank
s1re. IN reverse order, nt 4. o'ol0ct
Line o. nsrrh al be through lorrseeah sres sround
Twelfth ct 10 Broadway do W BredwAy 70 Grsad
through 0rsrd the Rowerv, through the Bowevy and
Chsham the Park through the Park mp
10 Cansi street through Car.l Hudsor % Hudson a
pher, through christopher 70 HUDSON and cisuils
psth company vii be formed fo9r a.resst Companies
vang 70 psyt cipte, who already reported be n.
selves III DO Al Their e,gisst Jonas L.
Gee, Al he house 81 ssgne JOnpany No -
NOAH 4. "a RFHAk MALTA
JoHr wnpEY Ads
3. HrfMAAs. JR.
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the tow boat assisted by the second mate which he
slso did To all appearances he spoke the truth. as
from the piotracted crossexamiuation which Mr.
Bildsall uut him to- and could not be shaken snh
GENTLY proves The defence will probably be that
the segrs belonged TO the second mate, a. when the
captain and mate are on board be, the law says, 10
Irresponsible, and unable, by any act OF his own, to
compromise the ship or owners.
There were only two witnesses examined, and the
case stands adjourned TO Tuesday next.
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T,Hs rEw AMERICAN ciuLoP .EuIA.
IL I0 YH2 PnHlI1

Notwithstanding unsIsmpled severity
ne New oyoopedi. beg o . Lhs pup
II X. s so s 't naa Il s q s r Ss .'p
volase. o.ins rssd Ter the press s'a me nr,, yoluns
snd Is. Whole h.so volumes Dc cmDis..d within ms lsrm
Ssns ne sse, ssi6 ne oysle-
W. & 10 IN ssss
eossy susA work Is fe and sppIses ID Y tie pub
rLAu OF rsr woEx f-i0' . 20
popass dS Sss a ,p . Salssr.s sno-issss
q ishos,s s5.oS ~. Nh ~ ,y
references every sphere .srnei nary In he
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e.scrir,,on q machines, law political economy grammar
ise nsurN SCIENCES VII form leading feslrre Of N.
.ss o s ss:s ssd x. %
chenty geology botany minersogy, dc during the last
,psos -I Be e.-o.e a. opposition q ne prircpl,.
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