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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-07-10

CINCINNATI, July 9. P. n.
Flour opened hrmer but closed dull with
downward tendency in prices-salc Of 100
bbls. opening at s.5o@6, 80 and closing at g.
25@6 80, receipts moderate, but new wheat
expected from Kentucky next week; cheese
in good demand at 81; linseed oil S4Gs5.
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DIRECTORS. d
GEORGE ". cOLMADAY, formerly Recorder Of
Deeds, &C., Phiiadelphia.
wM. BOWERS, formerly Register - WINS.
JOHN NJ. COLEMAN, Finn Coleman . Smith, In.
porting Hardware Cutlery Merchans, No. Il
Worth Third street above Race street, Philadelphia.
JOSEPH DAT, Firm Joseph 0at Son, coppersiniths,
No. ~ Quarry street Philadelphia.
EDWIN v. MACHETTE, Firm Mschette . Raieuel,
Importing Hardware Merchants. No. 1874 North Third
street. above Race street, Philadelphia.
HOWARD HTNCHMAN, Firm Livingston q Co.,
Produce u Commission Merchants. No. rs Market
street, above Eighth street, Philadelphia
GEORGE w. COLLADAY,
President,
GALEN WILSON,
Seersfdry, ..#,
~ 80 Jeremiah Benin, Agent.
Office Commercial College Rooms, over j. N. Cald
wells store, First street. Evansville Ind. mylS2m
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iRIDAY NORNIN0,...-....JULY 10. 1857.

- TiitSeca& Bros pictures are admir-
- by all WHO - them. Their Gallery II on
Flint street.. opposite the Poss Offcs; call and
ket one.
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n r. Meeting Of the Common Council Aeld On the
IA evening ofthe 9Th inst, the following Order vas
unanimously passed To- Wit:
Donation Enlargement Of the cty Of Evansville. canse
the side walk bordering Locust Aree AMI extending
between lth and Canaf-iong The fronts Of nd
iotsto be thought 10 prop9 Grade, and 5000 :s.,:
stantisl mick pavement pot down along ssd deribed
side walk. and in Default thereof, the street
II directed perform sd work. and The costs ana
vnses accuug thereby will be assessed n, and collect.
ii nv sale OF sid oe much thereof - wt 0esy
aid lien and costs.- ip-
By Order Of Council.
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e. Tho net amount subject to draft on the
United States Treasury On the Lat Of July,
was 90, o0o, 900 @ -
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CHrcAoo. July 9, p. n.
Informstien has been received that the In
dians had saade another attack at Spirit Lake
upon the whites. Several persons were killed
and tskon csPtivea. Tho neighboring settlers
sad fiieAdly Indians had started in pursuit.
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CORPORATION NOTICE.

nRpHRED, rhst the owners of property lying and
~ beny Pirst street, and extending from Pine to
Lect street. cut away the embsnkrnent ad}oinmg sne
walk paabie, and 6ll from earth falling rom saM en-
hankment within ten days after the publication Of
this Notice, and In default thereof the Street Conmts-
sioner 3 instructed To perform mid work and the costs
and expenses ACCORDING thereby viii be applied to and
saeof said Lot OF 20 much thereof - VIII
BY Order Of Common Council.
je9s.ietl WE'LL II. WALKER, Clerk.
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:, ENUMERATION NOTICE.

nRDERED, That the owners Of Lots on Ingle street,
~ extendins from Pifsh 90 10 Sixth C0 street, and
also on sixth street non Bond street % tnsie
laid with q eoof Mick pavement, Of the estahlshed
width, within thirty days amer the puhlieSton OF this
II directed tn perform aid work, md the eoss and
expenses accruine thereby will he assessed tn and cc
atisfy said lien and costs. fH
By orfer Of the Common Council.
jyi3od WELL. II. WALKER, Clefk.
ToIksbote cepy.1
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BHLLsroN. N. Y. July .. n.
Ex-President Pierce, Ex-Governor Hunt.
and Postmaster Brett, Of WaskinRton. srd
other distinguished men are now on visls of
condoleace 70 Mrs. Marcy.
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TELEGRAPEIIC I
NC is5CFfo9 g. .--.g 1iiT
THE LATEST, IHTHLIG1Nc1.
TELEGEAPHKD ExCLUsIvELY
'.....t 20 rne sol Hrft'
EVANSVILLE ILYJOURNAL


New.York Market.
New YoRx. s-P. y.
Flour quiet. 1000 bbls. sold Wheat firm.
sales Of 20. 900 bushels Corn hrm, sales OF
10000 bushels mess pork closed buoyant !;
beef, heavy; lard Arm; coffee quiet; sugar
heavy. Havana sold ut 110l2N; molssscs
dull; naval stores firm; bacon quiet ct 10XQ
IL for hams, " for shoulders; butter dull at
17@3o; oats dull; oils dull; pig iron at 81 90
six months credit; lead quiet; tallow hrm at
ll@llK; frsigha firm, stocks continued dull
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NrW YoRx. Julv o. ~.

INV YoRx, July ., n.
Another riot occurred last night in the llth
Ward. The Metropolitan police were at
tackled by mob, and the police being COM
pellet to use their Tevolvens. Two Of the ~
Sailants were stabbed.
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.s1r. glU ST. LOUIS, July ., Pm.
The Enc Aston case came up for argument
in Chicago to-day, and on motion the court
continued it unta October.
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CONTINENTAL INSURANCE co.
Incorporated BY the Legislature Of Pennsylvania,
WITHA
PERPETUAL CHARTER.
Autherized Capital One Million Dellars
100000.
o. FIJI G e,
NO. 81 WALNUT STREET. ABOVE SECOND,
PHILADELPHIA. 1

FIRE INSURANCE. sniBuiIdihss, 'Purni-
ture, Merchandise, &C., sensraiiy.
MARINE INSURANCE. on c ARG0Es and
FREIGHTs to ali parts q the World.
INLAND INSURANCE on Goods, &C., by
LAKES, RIVERS, CANAL and LAND Car.
riases, % AL PARTS or THE UNION, on
tire most favorable terms, consistent with 81.
CURlTY.
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~ There was only seven and . half feet
Of watsr At Frunch Island yesterday.
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From Rio.
River and Weather BY Telegraph.

River and Weather BY Telegraph.
- CINCINNATI, July ., \.
Wssther hot.
PIrrsBuRe, July, On.
River 4 feet : inches-fslling. Weather
slsar-x Mercury -. LII
- PHTsBuRsE, July s.-f. II.
River Z Nst scsAt, and falling.
LOUISVILLE, July OK.
River rsceding-y feet inches in the canal.
Thsrmoneser 49,. Weather clear.
Or. LeuIs, june S--n.
River ae sstand. Missouri rising. Upper
Mississippi sad IlIinois falling. Weather
clear. VAssmometsr SSe.
CMcNNATA Iay 7-P.N.
Light rain this afternoons. River fallen 4
inches dusyng the last - koufs. -Tt
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GREAT

GkEAT
EXCITEM ENT 4
Prevailing all over the country, In consequence OF
the tremendous success Of SfeI-ean's Volcanic
OIL Linlment. It is superceding every Liniment
and remedy for the ~ local pains and external dis
eases. Hundreds Of confirmed crpples have been made
to walk hy its use, many that were suffering for years
with OLD CHRONIC SORES, and had tried in vain the
many remedies and Liniments now before the public,
have been permanently cured by the OF few small
bottles Of MCLEAN'S CELEBsATHD LISINEST.
II IL no longer untried remedy, hut fixed and
immortal "fart" certified to by the MANY THOUSANDS
that have used Il, that
Mcl-ean's Volcanic OIL Eminent
Il the hest IMMINENT that has ever been discovered and
the only reliable remedy Tor the speedy and permanent
cure Of SoREs Of all kinds, SwELLISos, or any local
PAINS on man or animals. ,...... .-'.-
II Livery-stabIe Keeper, Farmers, DPay.
men and all that have the charge OF horses,
should keep supply constantly On hand, to
be used In time or need.
PRICE OF THE LLNZKENT.
In CONSCIENCE Of the increasing demand for this va
liable Lfniment, II Is now put In twenty-five cent
ties, 6fv cent and one dollar hotties. The hfty
hotties ccntGn three times the quantity Of the wene
Eve cent size, and In proportion To their costs
that purchasers will save money BY getting tie
sizes.
~ All orders for the Volcanic Oil Liniment mus
be aSats:''d e lines :s1 e. MCLEAN g. Louis. NO.
Sold by KELLER 4 WHITE.
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C0RR0RAT NOTICE..

ra. CORpO8AT1ONN NOTICE..
ORDERED, That the owners Of Lots Nos s, Z, :,
~ TO- H. H. H. II, rs, Is, H. ~ and 10. In Block
IS, east side, the ally adjoining said lots and
running between eth and eth streets-n aid Block No
after the publication OF this notice, and In default there
o. the Street Commissioner Il directed to perform said
work. and costs and expenses accruine thereby Will
be aessed and collected by sale az said Lots, or 20
much thereof as will satisfy said lien and costs.
iyliod " WE'LL. II. WALKER, clk.
Volksbote copy) -..
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1857-06-13
Another Blair for EMANCIPATION.

Mr.. Blair, the recently elected Free Labor
Congressman from St. Louis, has brother
James q. Blair, living in Lewis County, Mis-
souri,, who is speaking and working earnestly
for Freedom. -l
The National Democracy of Clark County
held meeting ut the county seat, Waterloo
a few days ago, and James Ct. Blair was call
cd upon to address them, which he did.
He declared his opposition to tie agita
ton of the Slavery question, but at the same
time Admitted that hc looked forward with
delight to tho coming Of the time when
Slavery would be blottcd out in Missouri
Mr. Blwir said TINT while he endorsed the
principle OF non. intervention, he felt that he
had right 10 entertain private opinion in
regard IL tho subject Of Slavery.
lie gave his private opinion on the subject
at considerable length, and in bold, manly
language, against tho countenance of Slavery
in that State. lie said.
"Not TAR distant in the future, | can be-
hold the extinction Of Negro Slavery i'm Ms.
souri, aud in the morning Of that day, the
fresh Footprints of the departing slave will
he blottcd out by the advancing steps of
white trccmcn, wAo will come to people your
rich lands, quicken your energies, develope
your natural resources, increass the value OF
Your iatms, bmld up your cities and towns,
spread wide your commerce, extend your
already commenced railroads, erect your iron
and other manufacturing establishments and
make yours the brightest, the promise, and
most prosperous star shirt glitters is the ma
u"nal constellation, which gives light and
life, and hope To the world Let Missouri
hut keep the future in view, and she must
'hccome the cpeat interior agricultural, COM
mercial, and manufacturing State of the
UniOn
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DuxLEI1H Police IrrM-Thc Dubuque
Express and Iiera Il OF tie 9th records tie
following. case which lad been irving for the
last two days before Squire Merte>:
A Du>LErrH PoIicx IrEM.-Sqnire Mer
ties of Dunleith has been irving IA case for
the past two days Of which the following.
are the particulars
A Miss Anna Sinclair of "inona came TO
Dunleith on Tuesday last, by one Of the
BOATS, in company with Mr.. Norton, III
whose charge she was placed, on visit to
Pennsylvania. A young man named s.
Briggs TO whom she was engaged be mar
ried during tn post winter, and which en-
gagement she broke off. owing to her learn
ing that he was gambler, and uthrwiSc wa
Of i'll rcpute. came down on the same boat,
but kept himself cut of her and Norton's
sight.
On the arrival at Dunleitt, thev were just
in time for the train, and while Norton was
checking their baggage, Briggs approached
Miss Sinclair, and by some means persuaded
her to 90 into the reception room of the De-
pot where he detained her until tie cars
left with Norton on board. Subsequently
he induced her to 60 to tie Fremont House.
and while there, he attempted TO force her
to marry him by threatening to detame her
character This be did in rom whlch he
had procured for her, and he also threatened
to kill her and drew knife, thus tndeavor-
ing to force her to comply with his foul nlca-
sures. When he drew tie knife, she called
for help, which an assistant of the house
responded to, and Briggs was taken in charge
and turned out Of the house, and an infor-
nation was made against him when he was
arrested. Mr.. Norton was tclegraphed to
and was expected 60 arrive yesterday. Our
duties did not permit us to await the con-
clusion of the trial, but We infer from the
way matters TODD, the scoundre! is safely
cared Cor.
Miss Sinclair is very modest and hand
scmc woman, and we pitied her in that bar
room courtroom surrounded by the curious.
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inirmiies Of yout,, and maturity rsnI,i,,
from excuses which d. s'roy the physical and ,prnas
powers observations OH marriage. its duties apd dis
qualifications, &c. Illustrating the anatomy and pys-
o'2! and diseases Of the reproductive organs OF I,iA
eNes' their structures uses and functions popuiar
and comprehensive treatise the duties suaes
Of single and married ehappy and fruitful alliances
mode of securing observation-disclosures and irer,le ones-
Their obvatiun ana rtnoval-mportaLt hints TO those
contemplating matrnory, that i'll ctio.s
!" IL hone, however. should take this important step
without first consulting its pages commentaries OH tia
diseases and medical treatment of females iriaeqs
10 old each graphically illustrated by heas1f
thug rap plates debility, Caus and crr.
.rocess at simple, safe and eYec,aaf tsl
ailr.c is impossible; rules for daily manag smens. an
essay n SpermatorGa with practical observations
sai'r and more successful mode OF trcatMsnt pr.cau
| tonaiy hints on the injury resulting from empirical
ract c's an essay on ali diseases arising
ton, with plain and simple yGl.s by which all persons
can cure themselves without mercury-remedies for
those sslf-inicted Iiseres ard disappointed hores ~
unfortunately prey sent in the young. 1t is rn.sSa
adviser to the married. and those MI latbg Har-
riage Its perusa particularly enGes per-
cntertanng secret doubts of their physical copd.
ton, and who conscious of having 4szarded sho
health, happiness and privilege to whes every human
being entitled to. Price % s.r copy, copies
Tor OK dollar Mailed free Of postage toany par, .;
| the U;ited States.
n. Il. Those who prefer may consult DIR. La C.oix
either personally by mall His medicines often cure
in the snort space Of six days, and completely ard en-
tirely eradicate all traces OF these disorders which %,
pavia c.d cubebs have long been antiotc IL III
ruin Of tine health Of the patient. His French Secret
is the great continental remedy fer that class Of isor
ders which unfortunately physicians treat Wan czcr,
to the rrerievable destruction of the ratieAt csstu-
ton, ai which all the sarsapara ~ lie aeId cannot
cure.
DR.. La Crox's medicines 81. 7ree from all mineral
poisons and put up ip AID compact foIm Which
can be seat by EyYs.ss or Mail and may be taken in
public private house, While rny.rr witlout ex.
posure !" the most intimate friord room-Eat, or r.
drance from business or study, and important ca.a
in the diet necessary. Medicines s,it to an, ~, IF
the Union according TO directions. So ely aga sa..uIr
secured from observation. Office removes nop, No *
Albany New York sn11-v,''
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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

My principal method of defeating error
and hcresv (says JOHN Newton,) is by es-
tahll>hing the truth. One proposes to fill
bu,hel with tare>, bnt if can fill it first
with wheat, may defy his attempts.
Men, before they die, see and comprehend
enigmas hidden from them before. The
greatest poet, and one of the noblest think
cts of the last age, said Oh his death bed
''many things obscure to me before, now
clear up and become visible"
IDEAS differ in various paris of the wo Id.
Par Example: In the rude districts of Cali
tornia, nice warm meal" is said to consist
Of two biscuits baked in pepper sauce!-
Simplc-but not calculated to become popu-
lar, especially IN this part of the world.
AT Placerville the ladies have formed
calico league, to which nobody can ever
belong who is unwilling to make her appear
ance at Church, at parties, or on the street.
in a calico dress.
The attacks Of the slanderer are like t..
bits of mud dashed On you by 9 passing car.
Ifvuu attempt t. rub them off, yon lea
stain; let them dry, and they are eaSil, ella
cct.
gentleman who has occasion to wai'
with TWO ladies' with one umbrella, shn,ii
always go in the middle, as that secures
dry coat to himself and is showing no par
TALLY to either of the ladies.
\ skirt has been made for a lady in Phi.
adclpnia which contains 81 yards Ii ~
rather hard ''getting round" that story.
A party of emigrants, fit in number.
passed Through oar city day before yester
day ca route for Minnesota. They were wei
supplied with farming implements, and IN.
tend locating in Olmsted county, about ~
miles from tue Iowa line.
BaYARD TAYLOR SAYS that e Ennis
women will scrnh, RIB. and dry their hu-
bands, brothers, or male friends IN the bttl,
and yet they think kiss the height Of i.n
modesty ana are shocked to learn til ~
America it i, common for wives t. Kiss Their
husbands. This is certainly Fnn-ical
notion.
MATEIMoNY," said modern Benedict
the other day, pro !uces remarkable revo
ln;oR. Here am |, for instance, in len shor
months changed Irri.i signing lover to a
loving SIRE"
AN old lady de- cd her worse half to ,ok
int" "A barrel that stood in the corner, an
tell Ter what re saw. The old gent lrmar
10 ird and tins answered.. O. 7. T.. L. r.
Nj. I.
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Important Appointments.
WAsHISGToN, June ..

Major McCulloch has emphaticaly de-
c!ined the Goveinorship of Ctah. 4 seiec-
ton will however, positively he made in a
few days, when the vacant Judcship Of tina;
Territory will be filed, and another measures
adopted with a view to the effect or eani-
zaton Of the Admnistrat We machinery.
The President has appointed Joseph A.
Wright OF Indiana, Minister to Berlin, in
place Of Vrooms, recalled at hi, own request;
Henry C. Murphy, of New York, Minister
to the Netherlands. vice Belmont recalled a,
his own request; VIM: 4. Richardson of l.
linois. Governar, of Nebraska. vice lizard
Isaac r. Dillon Of Illinois, Consul Of Bre-
men, vice Hilderbrand; VIM: Thompson Of
New Yor :. Consul to Southampton, Eu-
land, vice Or skey; Gabriel G. Fleniit O
New York, Consul to Bordeaux, to i'l an
existing vacancy.
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A New FEATuRE.-The Troy, (N. W
ladies' have introduceda new feature at their
Fairs, which makes them draw like steam
en-ines. All the most bewtching girls
wear placerds, labeled "kisses one shilling
EACH" and in some cases, where dealer,
possess extraordinary beauty, as high As
twenty five cents is obtained. Gentlemen
who are fond of gathering this kind Of fruit
"meting from the tree" 60 in for it accord
ing to the weight Of their purses, and one Of
the newspapers states that one rosy-lped
hright-eyed girl realized 500 in one evening
One gentleman actually purchased elrv"'
dollars worth of the honey Think of tla
Master Brook What sweet tooth the e.
low must have The fly that sips the tra
Gle till it is lost in sweets. must be fool +
lin in the appearance of creature comElt
A friend at our elbow, says tai, if this d..
lichtful fashion were in vogue ont tits wav,
he knows enc fellow who would invest hi,
whole salary. Shame
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OlD PSALM TUNEs.-There is. to lis more
OF touching pathos, heart thrilling expression
ia one of tie oil; psalm tunes. feelIncly dis
paved, tHan in whole batch Of modernism
TIE sira-ns go "ne, and the ''Junlation ni
ne -,eat ''eep are broken up"-the great
lcep of uniationa',lc feeling, that lies far
far below the surface of the world hardened
..ear,; and As the nnwontcd yet unchecked
tear starts in the eve, the snfIcned spirit
yc.a t. their influence, and shakes off the
III "fearthly care, rising purified and spr-
i;uaiixoI ntoa clearer atmosphere. Strange
ineXplIcabic associations brood over the
mind, like the flr-oif dreams of paradise,
mngling their chaste melancholy with a
mu>ng of a still subdued, though more cheer
fiji character. How many glad hearts in the
oi'rn time have rcjoiced in these songs of
praise; low many Sorrowful ones sighed on
their complaints in those p!aintive notes,
that now cold IN death, are laid to rest
around that sacred church, within whose
walls they hal so often swcIcd with enc
t;on. -Uockwood.
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OLD FOUNDRY!
Pioneer Foundry and Machine Work
-,r>r CtI-J

Pioneer Foundry and Machine Works,
OF SAINT PAUL
The Proprietor Of this well known Establishment would
say to his patrons that he has completed the enlarge
nent and furnishing Of his premises, and has spared no
expense to furnish it with new and expensive
MACHINERY, ENGINE LATHEs, POWER PLANES,
And irst-cass
MecHANIsTs. PATTERN MAKERS AND MOULDERs,
So that it is now the largest and mos; complete Esab
lshmept west of Chicago north of ST. Louis. 1t Is
now prepared furnish all Minnesota, and part OF Wis
consn, with Portable and Stationary
STEAM ENGINES,
LOCOMOTIVE AND CYLINDER BOILERS, CIRCULAR
SAW MILLS SINGLE MILLS, BRASS WORK,
And Engine Trimmings of all kinds Having been in
operation Four Years. it has large and constantly in
creasng stock of Patterns and can furnish on short
notice all kinds of Mil Gearing, Wheels, Shafting,
Spndles, Saw Mill Cranks, Building Columns, Window
Caps and Ss and every variety Of Castings in Iron and
Brass.
IRON TURNING, PATTERN-MAKING,
And Forging, of all kinds, promptly executed. Brass
Cocks, Valves, Rabbit Metal &C., constantly hand
w OBSERVE! IA
This is the only Foundry in the Territory that has
MACHINE SHOP ATTACHED TO 1T.
F. GILMAN.
St. Paul, January 2s-dswy
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1857-06-13

SINGULAR ISLANDER Brown & Nc
Nance of New York. employed r. G. Fow-
les as Clerk in their store. and when BIZ left
their employment, gave him a fattering re
commentator as to good character, ETC.
1t appears that subsequently Fowles was in
strumental in inducing his employer. a chs
TONER OF Bowen & Men me-. to patrnnze
another wholes Ie Louise. Coming across
the customer in questi n, one of the part
ners Of the firm named, unlimited that Fow-
les was not Trustworthy. For the>e init
nations t. his character Fnwlcs instituted
suit for SANDER, mi jury have awar led
hiln ''amayeS tn the am ,unt Of 81 500. The
defendant has appealed. on the ground it is
stated, OF y verdict against the weight OF
evidence. This is the second trial of the
case, the former verdict being $4,000.