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The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1857-12-22


after the hour named.
MAYORS CouRT-Dec. 22nd James
oNelll, white man, was last night ares
ted by Officer Cotton, for being disorder
ly and behaving in very improper man
herln the street. He appeared before his
Honor this morning and received a lesson
which learnt him how to put his i,.,.ld
IN his pocket and fork over a v.
Edward Smith, white man, appeared
before his Honor this morning charged
with being drunk in the street last night.
As edward" was making no noise and
it being his first offence, he was discharg-
ed.
PITCHING INTO s'CHRIsTMAs" TOO SOON.
Miss Biddy Rogers, a white girl living
at the "Alms House" paid our City vi
sit on yesterday for the purpose of pur-
chasing a dress, to adorn her lovely self
on the night of her marriage which would
he in very short time SO. after atten-
ding to her business she had two cents
left, and being in good humor, and feel
ing happy and joyful about the happi-
ness that was in store for her, she indulg-
ed in taking dose of "hardware," or IN
other words a little 'lightning," which
made her head reel to such degree that
she was unable to walk. She was escorted
to "Barrom's HOTEL" where she remained
until this morning, when she appeared
before the Mayor, and on promising not
to do the like again-she was discharged.
The "PEoPLE's ORGAN" All who have
goods for Christmas and New Years pre-
sents to sell will consult their interest by
advertising the fact in the "People's Or
gan," the Day Book-so that the rich and
the poor, the young and the old, may all
be able to see it,-for they all read the
Day Book, the only penny paper pub
lished in this section of Virginia. The
Day Book, with its circulation equal to
the Other city dailies combined, is introdu-
cling real, substantial benefit to advei-
tisers in this community, and those who
are patronising its columns will testifysto
the fact
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BARGAINS !
ARGAINS
BARGAINS !!
BARGAINS +!
FOR ONE WEEK.

THE Subscriber will remove to his New
l. Store Tin Johnsons new building) on or
about the 18th instant, up to that time, great
Bargains will be offered (at the old stand
for cash.
Special attention is called to large lot of
beautiful
G l. o A K S,
which are being sold at prime cost, for cash,
all kinds of goods, both Staple and Fancy,
will be sold at cost for cash up to the time of
removing. Cash in every case, and goods at
prime cost.
JAMES j. FOSTER,
No. 6, Main Street.
de One Door from Market Sd
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s T r. A N G Z r s

Visiting the city, would do well to bear
in mind that they can save money by
purchasing their Ready Made Clothing
and furnishing Goods of N. BAU NJ, ~
Union Hall and Temple of Fashion, ~
No. "a, Main Street. Having secured LII
the services of Messrs. John T. johnson and
E. \. S. Blogg, who will take pleasure in
waiting upon all who may favor me with
call. N. BAUM,
Union Hall,
no loft No. "a, Mai Street.
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MORE NEW GOODS,

MORE NEW GOODS,
If1 AT T.. w. SEABURY d SONS.
We have just received new supply of
Mems sh'gy COW hide Boots for Negroes,
do Shanghai Water Boots for Hunting,
White Mems Brogans,
Boys superior Kip Boots,
do Bellows Leather do
Servant w omens Bootees with and without
heels,
Mems strong kip do lined and bound,
do Grain leather Boots,
Persons wanting something good and dura-
BILE of the above, or any other kinds, are par
ticularly invited to call ON
F. W. SEABURY q son.
de l6 No ID, Market So.
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Bsg~ The alarm of fire yesterday after
noon was caused by the burning of a
chimney on Bermuda street.
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Miscellaneous.
NEW BOOT AND SHOE STORE

NEW BOOT AND SHOE STORE
WE have just received a lot of msap
w elegant goods to suit the sea-
son for Ladies wear especially, we willV ~
mention few of them so as you may know
what to ask for when you come down. La
dies fine french leather Cater, fine black
Cater, double sole, fine french morocco
equal to any in this market, and which we
will compare with the best, and a splendid
article of Goat Boots stitched. We believewe
have only to show these goods, and they go
right off Bear in mind we have all kinds of
Misses and Chldren's Shoes on hand, which
we are selling cheap for the cash. Don't for
get No. So, Church Street, doors from
Main. Call quick or you'll loose a bargain.
de WILKINS Il co.
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Removal.
u SCHW ARZKOPE

Removal.
~ SCHWA RZKOPF respectfully in
". forms his friends and the public in gem
eral that he has removed to his new store I'M
der Johnson's Hall, on Main street, three
doors below his old stand. Thankful for the
liberal patronage bestowed on him at his old
place, hopes by keeping always on hand a
very large and well selected stock of goods
in his line, to merit a continuation of the
same. G. CHWARZkOPF,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in Fancy
Goods. de 8
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Fancy Articles.

4 HAVE received a new and splendid as
IL sortment of Porte Monnaies, Puff Jars,
Hair Brushes, Soaps, Pomades, Combs, Tooth
Brushes, Nail Brushes, &c, &c.
de l6 NJ. A. SANTOS.
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Evening Drawing school.

NTM. s. WEST, PRAor1cAL ARcHI-
w rEcr, will open Drawing School at
No. 81, Main street Norfolk, where will be
taught all the branches OF the art, he request
all those who have an opportunity, to call
and see him at his Office between 8, A. NJ.
and Z, P. NJ. when they can learn the terms
time &c. W. s. WEST, Architect.
de 5-3m Office Al, Broad Water st.
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Auction Sales.

Auction Tonight, and To-mor-
row Morning,
OF READY MADE CLOTHING
~ No. "a, Market Square.
MERWIN & MOORE,
de % Auctioneers.
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Segars Segars!!

GONE OF that celebrated brand Tuless are
~ on hand. Also, several other choice
brands La. Caehucha, Magnolia, La. Rosa,
Consolation, Light Guard. o
de l6 NJ. A. SANTOS.
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LRU1T! FRUIT!!
l. JUST RECEIVED.
1000 boxes New Raisins,
so Bbls Apples,
so bales Almonds, assorted
200 boxes Fire Crackers,
100000 Torpedoes,
10 Gross Roman Candles,
IS gross Serpents,
20 boxes Lemons,
5000 sweet Oranges,
so boxes Rock Candy,
20 boxes Shell Almonds,
10 cases pre- Ginger,
cases Prunes,
boxes pre-. Lines,
10 boxes of other kind of pre-. Lines,
case of dryed Gingers,
boxes Sugar Almonds,
100 boxes assorted Candy French,
SO koxes gum drop assorted Candy of
my own mandatory, always on hand at the
lowest price in the city.
j. ii. BORUM,
de l6 No. II, Market So.
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THE EFFECTS OF HARD
r M E s.

I'll ES.
i Clothing which ] purchased in New
York and Philadelphia for cash at least rs
per cent below manufacturing prices, so all
We needy, with the ready cash, come and get
a good out ft-for we are selling superior
Blue and Black Beaver Raglans for Sl2 worth
SIG,
do Pilot do do IL worth
l6,
do do do do do 7worth
Black Trico Beavers do do Is worth
Black Dress and Frock Coats do Is worth
5000,
do 80 do do do do 7worth
do Cloth Talmars do worth
do do do do Is worth
All kinds of business Goats from 8 to 1900,
do do Pants and Vests do Is cts to TO-
90,
Superior large Shawls, for to 1000.
We have all kinds gentlemens, furnishing
goods at very reduced prices.
N. B. The Cutting department is under
my own supervision, and what don't suit you
must not take. Call No. 10, Main street
deS F. A. karin.
Orange County Butte $50 kegs
~ strictly Prime Orange County Butter,
just received and for sale by
J. j. WOODBRIDGE,
de IA I'll Roanoke So
HORSES FOR SALE.
~, A p IR of beauti-
ASf \ full Black Horses, are Afxtl
AAA offered for SALE For AA
information, and to see the horses, Apply to
JNO. w. LEE,
Livery Stable,
de l6-tf Church Street.
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Local Items.

NOTICE To ADvERTIsERs.-Ad Advertise
ments for the Day Book should be handed
in by ten O'Clock in the morning. in order
to appear that day The heavy pressure
Of advertisements upon the columns of our
paper will not admit of their reception
after the hour named.
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CHARCOAL, arcOa lat the
~ Depot, Roanoke Square, you can get
from a bushel to a cart load.
de 10 WIN. d. ROBERTS, Jr. Il co.
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Rientzel's' NOn-ExplOsive Burn
ing Fluid.
THE SUBSCRIBER has purchased
i the exclusive right to manufacture the
above new and valuable article. 1t is what
it really pretends to be, as all can be satisfied
by calling on the subscriber testing it
themselves. 1t burns as well if not better
than ETHEREAL Oil, 10per cent longer and with
little or no smoke. Thus science triumph
aga in for the benefit of man.
no 20 GIN W. Il. BUCK
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Auction Sales.
BY MERWIN & MOORE.
AuctiOneers.
Real Estate at Auction

Real Estate at Auction.
PURSUANT to a decree OF the Circuit
L Court of the City of Norfolk, | shall ON
Saturday the 26th day of December at II
O'Clock, sell at Public Auction on the premi-
SEES, the 2 lots of land and improvements
thereon, of which Edward Watson died
seised, situate on North Church Street. near
the corner of upper Boush street.
Terms of sale accommodating, and will be
made known at the time and place of sale.
WIN. H. c. ELLIS,
de 4-2awtd Special Commissioner.
BEAUTIFUL. FARM FOR SALE.
two MILES FROM THE CITY.
OVER THE ORA W BRIDGE.
ANY ONE WANTING FARM
N of nearly 100 acres having many advan-
tages, will learn particulars by calling on
JAS. G. POLLARD,
Auctioneer and Land Broker,
de- No. 6, Roanoke Square.
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lust RECEIVED
q Hhds New Sides prime article,
do do Shoulders,
200 Breast Pieces,
500 Sugar Cured Hams, superior,
so Bbls. heavy Western Pork,
Is do Prime do do
100 pieces Smoked Beef,
100 Smoked and Spiced Tongues,
Barrel Beef of all qualities,
10 Bbls. Leaf Lard,
10 kegs do do
So boxes Cheese,
10 kegs Goshen Butter, cheap,
go bags Buckwheat,
Bologna Sausages.
PENTZ Il CARTER,
de II No. IL, Roanoke Square.
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ZOO G L 0 A K s.
just Received from New York,
and will be sold at half Price
FOR CASH.
9 CLOAK WORTH 30 FOR Is DOLLARS,
THIS lot of goods has been manufactured
Il expressly for the New York city retail
trade, and are lined. trimed and finished in
the most magnificent style. They are fully
rs per cent under the cost of manufacturery.
Those who wish to purcha Sc splendid Cloak
for half its value should embrace this rare
opportunity of doing so.
JAMES j. FOSTER,
No. 6, Main Street, Door from Market
no "A Square.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-07

The pubic press throughout the country have
received the HERALD and are aware that our re.
latiens with China have reached critical aud
important stage. They discuss the propriety of
a war with China, and canvass the proposals of
Lord Napier with earnestness and anxiety.
The case, II seems 10 us, is very clear. We
canrot make war upon China, both because a
pretext may be wanting, aud likewise because the
war-making power does not reside In the only
branches Of government now present at the ma
tionsl capitol Nor can we, reasonably, take
such position in connection with France and
England as TO involve us In any responsibility for
their acts, or commit US to line of policy for
which we might lack an immediate motive. Nor
can we. finally, rewain indifferer. to war which
may deprive US of ten or twelve millions of q
commodity which we need, and jeopardise our
relations with Power with which We must here.
after become extensively connected
Our position, be II remembered, Is unique
among civilized nations The United States
are not only different from France and England
in respect Of national policy aud purpose, plan Of
progress. and system Of development, but they
differ from these and from all othe. nations es-
seniially by the nature Of their past
relations with the Chinese. We have had
fifty tbousaDd Cinnamon at time work
ing on our coil, enjoying the benefit Of our
laws, speaking our tongue, and returning to
China to commemorate our greatness These re
turned Californians are not likely to have spoken
disparseingly of the United States On the con-
trary, II is natural TO suppose that they must
have met with many q specimen Of the Yankee
Bobsdil, who assured them that this country
could whip the world, and especially England.
They will moreover have had opportunities of
studying the usages Of the United States. and
observing with respect the extent of their terri.
tory, TO which their own Flowery Kingdom is the
only parallel This experience is not likely to
have increased their regard or respect for Great
Britain; but II will account in a great measure
for the kind and concilatory attitude which the
Chinese authorities adopted toward this country
AS soon as they ascertained that the Ameri-
cans in those waters would rather Eight than
endure outrage.
On the other hand, II Is but right that due a.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-07
The New York State Kansas Emigration
Company-southern Land Spec ulssions and
the nigRer Agitation.

m
Company-southern Land Spec ulssions and
the Niger Agitation.
We submit TO the careful consideration of our
readers this morning several curious aud int.
resting papers on . new land specializing pro
ject bearing The pleasing title Of the "New York
State Kansas Emigration Company" These pa
pers are: LIST. A very interesting note from Mr..
Henry c. Hall, Of Auburn, treasurer, enclosing,
I'd. A certificate "to the Editor OF the HERALD,
for forty shares Of the company's scrip. ID.
The prospectus of the company; and 4th, q very
interesting and curious letter from Rochester on
this Auburn movement, Ell Thayer's scheme, and
upon the general subject Of free white re-colo.
nization of the border slave States, both in DO
litical and financial view.
II will be seen seen from Mr.. Halls note that
the company "believe their plan to be good
one, and deserving Of public confidence that
they wish to bring II into public notice, aud that
to this end they have "voted to the Editor Of the
HERALD certificate of l6o acres of laud in our
colony and request that the HERALD shall make
US suitably known, &C., aud for few weeks
keep the public mind refreshed Of our existence
and progress Looking, next, to the enclosed
prospectus we find that the first object OF the
company is 10 establish In Kansas colony Of New
Workers, all in one neighborbood," which is
very attractive idea, including town or city for
shopping, marketing, schools, churches, msnufac-
lures, &c. We next perceive that the company
have provided an executive committee of
respectable men, no doubt for the ma
nagement Of the general business and fuods
of the company and that contribution
of five dollars viii secure the right of member
ship in the company and a ticket for a town lot.
The other specifications Of the plan upon their
face are fair, modest liberal and tempting; and
ss 10 the business character and fidelity Of the
officers we are referred TO the Hon. Horace
Greeley, Of New York, Of $1,000 lobby noto-
riety; Samuel wilkeson, Of Albany; Hon Dsaiel
8. Wright, of Whitehall; Hon Ward Hunt, Of
tios, snd other distinguished individasls such
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-07

IA was proposed. and ex-President Roberts he'd
sailed for the former place in order to advsoate the
measure before the people.
Charles L. Gator, convicted In Boston on 6atur-
day Of killing Tenney, the Warden Of the Mssss-
chusetts State Prison, made remarkable speech 10
the court and jury justying his oct on the ground
Of unwholesome food and intr>stment towards him
self and other oonvicts by the authorities Of the
prison. We publish Gators address in another
column. he evidently desires to be regarded - .
martyr to the Of reform 10 prison discipline
M siss Of COTTON ysssssaAy embraced seoas 500
1900 bales nearly III Of which h tssnaiu. Prices
were unchanged Flour - hsavy, end comaoa grades
Of Slate end Western sbsut TO- per barrel lower
Wheat was quiet with sales Of fsx 70 gsed Southern q
81 s. 81 g. and hot q Canadian smutty cub u 81 49,
Ova easier, with sales 81 Southern aad Jersey new
Il ose. No and od Westssn mixed q co. Pork va
eassr and more ective. The sal0 embraced TOO 500
bbh. rev msu u o2S 40 e2s g. viii SMALL lots u SA
che largest sASs Weee esoeA q Shs inside agurss sad
300 bbs prime cold, 70 arrive q sls 20. Sugars we're
quite stH bot lee active. The sales embraced about
100 hhds. u full prices Coffee was firm; 900 bags were
sold at lle llkc end 500 do skimmings and inferior
qualities ~ exc. loHe. yrsaghts-Epsasensnss were
moderate and without change Of moment In questions 70
Enghsh porv. 10 London 900 bbh. flour wore taken
q b. Cd.
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Malls for Europe .

rHx NEW YoRK HKRALD-BDIrI0N FOR EUROPE
~ osnard nail sssanship Europa Capt. Lstsoh, Win
sAvs Boston on Wednesday, u noon, for Liverpool
As European mails will Close In this city this aftR.
neel, ct hsH.pest two O'Clock.
me European edition Of the HsaAD, printed In Frsaoh
end Enshsh viii DO published q tsn O'Clock In The
W. Single copies, N Wrappers. stxpencs.
oubsosipons and Advertisements FOR any edition Of Tie
asv YoRx HKzAID viii be received q the following
pAess IN Europe
Pans Do. DO. 0Piaee do h Bourse.
LvRrooI-Do do. compel street..
Lvnrooi-John Hunter, IL Kxohange stress east.
1AvKS-Am European Express o., q Rue Cornells.
M contents Of Ne Europsaa edition Of Vie H,aA1D
yin combine Ne received BY Sasu end tslsgraph
= Ne oAos durtas ths previous week. and up 70 Ne
ooGy q plblcat,oa.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-07

Abe Connecticut State and Congregational
Election.
NKv HAru, April 9, 1851.
mo election returns are Icatsrfpr. owing 10 the
storm which has also dminishs< vote The opinion
h hat We unkn sass ticket win 10 slsotsd The union
candidates for We Lesislssurs pro6sby elected
To Congress, NJ Clarke, In Ne Hartford district and
Mr.. Dean In The New London Asxics, bon UNION, ere
elected. The Ysir Geld dissrs, doubeu nsshns hav.
Ing been heard frcm ths Ltohneid pad q H. bit u
supposed That Mr. Arnold, ID nnisrsxoa, d easossd
or As thee Senators In ths county, ths Unioa party
have probably ssoted Peters In the uxA district and
NE Administrator party kssnsh In Inc fourth dss1cA
and perhaps speecsr In the I'm district
ne chsson for Sheriff or thh county ere In hyos OF
The s1niBsystoa oaadidsss By about hundred ms-
jovfty. me sd1inktratsn rspvDsnAafvs b chessn fro
III ely, By sssss 800 nsjssfv.
Hartford slscn two Republican rsprsssnaAtvss, sa6
gives on the STATE uoSei 70 majority 70 shs dsnocssas
Ezra uiark IT,, oppossusa, ~ sleossA - OspsYeuL
fhs democrats havs elected tbss sssasss In NE rru
district, and We republicans In Ne Second rhs s.sd
Alsarn h vssy oaess
me House and sesate are believed 10 be republican
Enough hes NOT Jet been hoard In regard 10 he s,as
ticket 70 form any opinion - 70 she result
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surrsrr ocvs-rrcut-Psrs 1. $50, 7oa, so7, ESQ
IT'S. Part a ira 1897, ls1i, ess. isrs, 1917, lsss
1891, 1853, lsss. lss1, isss, 1891. 1898 isSs,
Usr.p Stars Drsrs1or oovss-ss isT, 7so, 10 g. 60
svrssos Covps-Nos. I, So 90, 70, N, n n, ~ "a
81, So s 81, 90 o. o. ", 167, tos 1ot, Zoe ior, los
rs, re ils ne ial, iia ia iss isI las, isc isa.
oomsos PIsAs-P.rs I Nos IsL ses $50, sss. ssa
ss0, COT, ti1 tlA Asa, 4s4 t7e, s2sl ESQ ssi PED
90, go ~
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NV OnnAss Apru 9, lsSs.
The sssansAip Back warrior, with Ravaaa dass 70 u
ID insG, has arrived here.
ma Mexican question continued 70 be The eenerul ~,
OF ooausssasoa among Ne people q oasa but nothing
further ofoaal W. Known regarding We movements ec
epan. Dispatches wsss daily ekpsctsa
Ths ssock q suenR u Hsvana end hs,anxss ~ ma
bexe, and ~ naxkse remained nra n last qusaHsua
Two Dutch ships, Win seven hundred ooous O bssrl
- usvsvsd d Havana
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Appointments by the President.
john Apps.on OF Nsise Assistant Secretary OF siasa
vice A. fhomss, resigned
n p.nh, ycs,susd 70 tars eject June 1, 1851.
Charles G.. Wagner OF eeuth Careuna, Register q N
Land once ~ srnwssss, hsncsotA rerrory, Woe nss
N FpIlertoo whose term ~ efnos has expired.
Mltou III Asboss Of Minnesota, recevsv Of pvbHs-
moneys ., snl-ssss nnssso.a, vice William Holoonss.
eAmusi rfumcy, OF Minnesota, Register OF the Lana
once Of Yarbsun, Nnnesosa Woe Henry O. Lived
George CntherA OF Minnesota Register Of ths LsnA
once al oJibway, hnpesota, Woe Samuel Piumor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-07

The New YORK HERALD AND THE WASHING
(the little kitchen organ of the late aaministxa-
ton, which went out of the back door of the
White House on the same day that poor Pierce
departed by the front door,) makes itself very
oficious in discreditng the truth of certain late
Washington dispatches in the HERALD upon Chi
nese affairs.
In reply, we have to say that those dispatches
were substantially true; that the interviews and
conversations reported as occurring between Lord
Napier on the one eide and the President, Gen
Cass and Mr.. Walker, respectively, on the other
did take place; as also the friendly interpoition
of Mr.. Seward in behalf of Mr.. Walker as the
proper man to send to China We have also to
say that our authority in the matter of these
aforesaid dispatches Is unimpeachable, and
nearer to the Official head sources of informs-
Washington organs of poor Pierce. The puf5er
and blower Of the Star Is especially an outside
losfer upon the government since the evacaation
Of poor Pierce and 81 such he 4 likely to remain.
Mr.. Buchanan's memory, no doubt extends be-
hind the Cincinnati Convention.
As for Mr.. Walker, We believe not only that
Lord Napier desired to have him sent out to
China but that his own inclinations were in favor
of that mission. We fear, too, that before this
Kansas imbroglo is six months older, he will be
sorry that be didn't 60 to Canton instead of
Leeompton. Let US wait till he goes To Lee
compton.
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News from Texas.

NEW OsrAA1A APFN 9, Io6v.
Our psp~s nso Tens are 70 ~ ~ inst rhs 9sps
were n so'sssss esaAss, but were suffering trsn saaa
a rAh.
n - s,ssasa FOR Ne Judge q shs Supreme court a.
tssa oosn1@ I'D ben hsasd non end - ,sr>sL ds-s-
@sa, ~ - aAsAA
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From Boston.

rM TRIAL OF PEE sxv. Mr.. KALLocH-sussvru ,
voOLLAN MILL AND DfnHoVs6.
bnRsu. April 9. lsSs.
fhs result n he oass OF the Rev. Mr. xsllsoh IN
probably b reached 70 morrow, Today Richard r.
Dana Esq senior counsel for shs defence sddrsasI ~
jury nearly three hosn and halE Mr.. Morse shu a.
lowed on shs esher sAe until The hour Of sdournms.A
BE VII conclude his argument 10 morow wAsn ne sses
win 20 10 The jury. Mr. Ksuoon, his wife and ssvsru
Psrsosa friends were present during the speeches II
coussl
iarrs vcoiisa mill and dyehouss In North Ads.s
100000 Insured Tor $50 o0o
severe gale has beea blowing here This arsruos.
ana evn'nS accompanied WITH drsuctng rain storm.