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Strayed or Stolen

HNWpN THE SIB .CttHEN on or ~
NJ about tho lllh OF March, one Bay -INC
hors' :, with hall fac uni .hrcc white feet. LA
aud the fiurth supp ,sr 10 ba part white, IL about
h lnls high, with whits spots On one or both sides
aud shlir hair, atnre over HI. rinp aud siIss.
lit IT, whit, AZ on thatnp Of the shoulder supposed
l., h. = c,llnr max darh m Ine aud tail HDd n small
blr.t "a tb oft side; nlsp. "lH bay mrs about 10
tnd high Mt" str on ths ,rshe,'i the left side
II the n,s, white with little white ON tho under
Ip f,nr waite r'ct coll n Jnrknd on top Of the neck
thin IN irsh. and bran led IN the lcN shoulder sup
10 sed t0 be J. : also on tho right nigh star Any
psr- ~ that viii bring or bbt1 az tham To Abby.
Ranch two mites nh vr tbs Huttlo Ranch on the
tlrpville an fnrbes'own Road. Or Will give me IN
f, ~ ,tiDa pf ~" 'tnr, VAL be liJcr,y rewarded.
" tfeh ~, 1874 ID ABGEH.
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Towx OFFICERS.

Nfsfe' ........... ...,....... &c. ". Garrioa
........ ....... . .... |e icca EScr
ss..,..-... .....0tVii u ads
- 80 f''''-s-s sssss. \. a. 4.'pf J
''...... .......... ......c. \. ~mtih
lv-.,. - ~. st....'.... ....s. - ISs~ heehe
f,,. '''...',. 49,. ........' lpil oplnulii
as..e"tf .'s'''. -. ... q Hahle
.ats,f,s. - 3. - tt- .-.,.-. .'t' q S'ntn
'',-''''- '''+.' ..s' los = '!"N
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~ The Mustang Liniment Cures

~ The Mustang Ltniment Cures
RhcumDtism;
Tho Mustang Linlmcnt cures stif Joints,
The Mustang Linmont cures Burns aud wounds,
The Mustang i.inimani cures sofo. ani Ulcers;
Tho Mustang Linimenl curus cnkpj nreasts and
Sore Nipplcr,
Tho Nusteng Linimcnt cures Nauraga
The Mustang idninent cures Corns and Wnrs;
The Mustang LinimcBt Is worth
1,000,000 DOLLAHa FER ANNUM
To tho United States, tho ptesorvor and reslorer
Of valuable horses and cattle. II cures all spmins
Calls, Wounds, SIN joints, Nc.
WIN you answer this question: Did YOU ever
hear of any ordinary Sore, SWELLING. fprnn or sun
ness either on man or benst, wbloa the Musan
Imminent would not curef Did ,ou ever visit any
respectable druggist In any pari Of tho worId--In
Europe Asia or Amerlcn--who did not sny "it was
tho greains discovery Of the ngeY" Fold every ywhero
Every famil, should hnveit three siEos BARNES
Il PARK, Proprctors, New York.
PAlB h WHITE.
role Agents for tho Pacific Coast,
lJ2 Washington street, opposite the Market
COTTON h MoDgRMorr, Agents, oroyille.
" TiiE TRADE supplied on tho most liberal
torns APPS 3m
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BINEr
STATE OFFICERS.

49, rNirgp STATES SENATORS. 1xJ
D. C Broierick ........ 80. WIN. GwIu
Us RspREsENrArivEs
q. C.Mckihhen ....,. chls Scott
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To the Citizens of California.
q A II II 10 NJ I!
Wolfe's Scheidam Aromatic
sCHN Apps.

Which atnornicd compo inds areIntondcd to sell In
California az giinst my genuine article.
NV object ~ I announce that have recently es
tnblirhed M AGENCY IN SAN FRANCISCO for
supplying the State ani Oregon with my Schn,pps
mud nat hereafter VIII always Keep said agency
supplied with IA large stock: sothat respectable drug
gists aud liquor dralofs throughout Calii,rnia
can aivDys supply themselves nj u regular ptidc
merely enough over the New York price 10 cover
of freight ani uhargns thus avoiding compla nj
IA heretofuo. of occasional scarcity and extreme
nigh prico.
lis now many years sincc nrst tinpor'cd these
Schnapps rom the celebrated old jsillcry at Schui
dam, Holland, In which am intcrasted u In now
conceded that no Gin was over imported Into this
country which has approached my Schnnpps IN ro-
gard TO PURITY, HEALriIFUi.NEsS, aud ES-
QUISIrE AROMA or davor This elaim. aud for
proof point to their universal popularity aud the Inn
mense and inernasing consumption by all classes,
north and south, east aud west comprising the TEN
perance people, medical faculty, &C., to such an es
tent that my establishment, packing the enormous
quantity ot 5000 boltIos pof day, Is barely able to h
its Orisrs.
Alsn, the Wolfe's Sohnapps have been analyzed
by the most celebrated Chemists, Drs. MoI aud
beck, of New York, sg1 others,who lltostify that
they
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POST OFFICE
Literary Depot!

POST OFFICE
Literary Depot!
FNNnE UNDERSIGNED HAVING RECENTLY
removed their stock would respectfully init
mate 10 their friends TINT they ARE prepared 10 lI
ANY order embraced In the ,inc of
BOOK IS,
Round ani in p"mphlot form, comprising large ns
snrtncnt OF NOVELS and ii.ht Itteraturc, by the
most popular auth ,r' of tho day.
standard Works,
~ sheep. cplra ard cloth Historical Bipgraphlcal,
Criical, Pueticrl Thuuoglch n, Philosophical Phiiol>
ogical, Spiuiuii, e The rncctt sn) &c sc. among
which lIyr N. MORN, Ih kcspcarr, 3en johnson,
Prcscou's Conquest of Peru aud Mexico, Brandts
Eacy cycoplia OF Saicnco, LI,cratnso aud Art, ditto
of Engllsh i.taaturr IN imbcrs' Information, Prof
Iiare's Wosks, All host which space restricts
enumcratlng,
school Books
Adapted f'r the Common schools here, besides n
large guassJrtmrnt Of diudruBt varieties.
Stationery.
Writing Paper. gilt tn plain, ruled AMI unrulcd, Lr,
gni cap, foolscap, Hlll Cap, broad and narrow,
tarit c"lurd aud plain. Fancy Note Paper OF
every variety AMI style, the 1n"st brought to
this market, EuvW pes 10 match
BLANK hooks. domi fuli,,, cap, 1unrto, In sheep,
Russia. halt bound, sc. Diaries for '5H, Morocco
rucks Pass Books &c
FANCY ARrl i.ti, - 'sks, Portfolios, Albums,
Gold Pens, and Pencil Cases.
Cutlery,
westcnhoim's best VIOLIN STRINGS
Christmas Presents.
Morocco aIunl \nnuhls suit tbl" for tfs chitiren'-
Toy 10 Ks, &C., all ot watch We onor at the very
GiRNuAM \ LOCKWOOD.
Dec 3j,lSt7. doc9h
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BLA NJ IL IS!

Evuy Is,cd ,.i.n of iilau'tscxac1tci on the short
inics, with nnrvallr taste anl ncltnrs'
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,s's Ge' ~
i.aiihe
sanff'n'Sfs
sho panis,
AID H.
,horcush WI
h and if'''1
he thl'.,..fy
|.a,e. Of iSfI
,enelIs II
ali dben ii
,s~piial,Se,,s
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BRIDGE AND FERRY NOTICE

lATOrlsH Is be eby given Ia II The underslgned viii
y apply to ths BlT1 u sf2"Sisors 10 AM Tor
Gaite e,iry Al their May se.si0a Ia 1853 f1r q
II,,nae 20 consrlsi Toll Bridge ant Ferry across
ths Mtitie Or nth Fork of Feather River, q ffs
mi, above itt llleupn With the North York Of said
liver. ~ iNh"IHh 7 wv VIC X W.
B .Srf. Nafiti1f 1858
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Perfectly Pure Medical Tonic

Invaluable a. a remedy against BAD WATER,
an .vEL, INDlGES rIoN, DYSPEPSIA. DEBllI-
TY, &c thry also curtify that they foipd my
schnapps to be free iFop Atnylic Alcoh"i or fus,i
OIL an escoedngly hurtfu iDsreJient, found In all
c,,,tnon Gin. which Dr Mott dasctibes as "teiid.
acrd, and asthnalicai aud producing rroparnblo ef'
tscts upon tho aud stomach" The c"rtincal.s
also pfuve my schnipps peHoctly clear oi "thn So
copd or he ,vi-r Essniiai Oi OF juniper, also dan
verous co aponent, produced ny the over distlhlph
praciiced toincr.ase the qunntii, 10 makingorihnry
in"
Ti,ese .,at.nents are n, ,de with view to invite
eo,n In ilif st~sen the gsni,arW Woies
schuua ~. and the various brands ,gus inainnS,
mi.ed doctored up, or rwcetened t.in; IN square,
black bottles Limitation of my all of ooitl"s) undeT
dtnrent names aud labels whether marked ''uhhuh'
t;eruan,, HOLLAND sehsi1an Schnnpps, NC, IN ma
mite variety conni.nt that the trhi VIII result ~
California Jus. u. u has long since d"ne ~ ai tho
Older states. IN rcpudtaling all the bogus, an~hoo
some limitations rhierred u',and me cohp'eothubPh
Of my pure Srhedan Schnapps.
de .irs lva ~ aJiicf two iHcts witch haNe lhir)
aided largely to the oi Wu1lSs -ebnhpps ~ 'lie
tity of New York aud elsewhere. lt PWo ff"hch
lyandy II Is al most possible 10 obia'h-h"hp
uii a. urandy imported from Francs heing American
raw spirits sent ttere, made int" handy anu sh'pped
back again ~. M4p) people aro aDani""i"x 'he
use Of American ~hi.t ~. brandy ana gih' sine"
h,. b..n discovered taat sfkyCUNjkB, de91y
noi.on |. IN use at the west In d.tlllini, tb"roby M
syuasng the yield Liquor about ono-third
In conclusion, will say to all ~h" desire wh" .
soms asreea bic tonic and dstmulcnt,gIvca 'hiftnaho
" or FE' y
Scheidam I'm Aromatic SChnapps.
UDoLPuO WOLFE, ,51s importer,
sJ-3m w bo"vsrsH"e'' Nc" '"'h
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10 pay the interest its bonds The holders Of the bonds
contend that they not required behind the abroad
sea of county 10 inquire into tho truth and fidelity Of
the counys agents in the exchanging Of the beads for
ehares II wrong he's been done, the county must settle
thu with agents Tho county the other hand takes
the grcnc that the companies issuing shares for bonds
were bound TO know that those who treating with
them on part Of the county were properly authorized
TO do What has been done and further, beese deny
the right debts any such purpose the maxi
ing OF railroads The IN the hands Of abe counsel,
and will probably be decided If shall result in
favor Of the boudhoders and those best informed the
subject are sangune that WILL the advance Of price
must be very decided. And against them, ID difficult
the belief that some provision win not be made
by the PEOPLE the county eette at least the amount
confessediy received There is almost universal
puRpsbce to repuds in any shape, and although
on some tee point the bondholders should be worst
ed row. right and jrs,ice will eventually be done by the
people Of the county Wrong the creation Of these
debts may have been and corrupt as some Of the parties
connected with them probably were, Is not likely that
the people Of rich county Allegheny, or 80 prom
nent city Psbnrg, will consent to remain under the
odium that would result from men after the dis
ability to pay shall be removed
The annexed statement exhibits the value Of mer-
chandse, &C. imported into and exported frSun this
port during the month of January in each OF the
past three years.
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Totals .... s5,el6,o64 s6,l92,l16 s9,435 $50
The above returns are Of the most encouraging,
satisfactory nature. With decrease for the month
of upwards of nine millions of dollars in the value
of imports, compared with the corresponding period
last year, there has been an increase of than
three millions in the value of exports. 1t is true
that the whole of the increase in exports in the
month this year has been in specie; but as we can
spare that about well as any other product, it
does not detract from the general result. The value
of goods withdrawn from warehouse in January this
year was greater than the direct importation for
consumption. If our foreign trade continues
throughout the present year in this way foreign
debt at the close will be very limited and our ba-
lance sheet will show result very different from the
last. Liquidation is going on at rapid rate, and
We must be getting out Of our embarrassments very
fast
The Philadelphia banks have formally adopted the
articles of association for the Clearing House,
and it will go into operation in few days. The
features of the establishment are substantially those
Of the New York institution The experimenting
committee are : Mr.. Rogers, Of the Tradesman's
Bank; Mr.. Jordan, of the Manufacturers and Me-
chanics'; Mr.. Dickson, of the North American; Mr.
Lewis of the Farmers and Mechanics; Mr.
Comegys, of the Philadelphia Bank. The Farmers
and Mechanics Bank has been selected as the de-
postory
The following extracts from the annual report of
the New Jersey Railroad Company made TO the
receipts and expenditures for those years:-
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CLEARED.
sieam~hp Augusta woodruff savrnnsh-e T. Mtchin
steamship COLUMBIA. berry, Charicsonsponord. nessop
Steamship jamestown, Parrish, Norfolk Ae-Lndls- =
ship Calhoun, Truman Liyerpool-spcdori rle.t CO.
ship Trttein Weker tbreml, swensen London-Henscb
Bari brunette. Pinkhsm. cOnsantnople-J W E~en 4
Bar. sultaus, wsi.ou, cons,snsnopie-h Clark
Bart Gregory, sylvester 81 Thom-s and market-Met
Rars s,ampeae, lewis, g sEo-rhompson A Hun,er
Bris sssrs.ss MsFssden' HsSsns " WING p''"'"
Brig E%pre si Mi, a,s,Svcs9omwsssman pinon Go.
schr " norsey. Colburn, Nassau NP-Metcsf 4 Dun.
scbr lila (Br). Frazer Halifar-Jss Hunter Co
schr Der, Fisher, Cnarlest,n-E s Powell
sohr = fonsnd, Nichols frederichsburg-D Gnes Son
schr !smssosn, Iatoaree City pon,--Jss Hunter 90
sshr Fox. White, PhiiadsIpMa-I " veKee
schr Jonsha an May, Cobb riliadc oha-Ias Hand Co.
sloop blackstone. stednan rrovidence--L Kenny
Steamer AalantA Gasor, Charleston.
siesner boston. senew. rsSsdeissis
ARRIVED
Bic John Richard Orr, Churchill, Nessna 81 DAYS I'D
.S ~ 81 srys Nth fruit to MeAuls wheelocs
Brig Emma, Plus Para, Jan H. wsh rubber. bdcs Ac, to
schr ttsr tof sysc, Hammond Miuautlan. Mexico, via
vessel p % Batter h Rlperiesses heavy wss,
er lost lobocm toreopmss and h, split sae &C ana va
New Yort ded Of fever Jan IL on Cape Fear wm James
seaman New York also died Of fever and on The 1h Jam
ease,
sctr Csho,, Hamilton Bos,on.
schr Mary kama Hull Bcsion, sdays
sehr Grace Daring, Car, warren sarn
stesrer Pelican. Aldrich Providence
Steamer Chss o.sood, smith Norwich
BELOW.
Also, one barb. unknown
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The HAnsUHe srrAsERs-The steamship Hsmusonis. vii
not leave Hamburg for New until the lat OF March IL
has been stated that she sailed port ON the Ia,
ary last The steamship Borusss, Of the same tine now
here. viii leave for Hamburg The Int Of next poouxh
The followns table gives summary Of vessels in Tn,
harbors Of New York Boston, Baltimore Chzrieaon
nah Mobile and New Orleans, ct Ae latest accounts fro
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-07
MARITIME INTELLIGENCE.
Movements OF Ocean steamers.

FOR CALIFORNIA, Krc.
Cshawha New York. r. Havana 4 n. o.
TIE OVERLAND NAIL TO INDIA AND CHINA.
he folo~ns be 81 value 10 ese having correspond
in he EANt,-
The mail leaves scubsmpcu the 9Th and 2ch Of each
month and
Arrives ~ Malta about the lsh and Sob Of month
lowing month.
sue, shout the soh Of 9th or Oh Of
Arrive. sdcn sbou, The a,h or A Of same and cA or
18Th Of following monrh.
leaves Alden the 18Th 18th ~ and Of
rival for bombay sed li,h " ssh for China, ke
Ind.n Navy steamer arrives Bombay about The 70 sh
s,sd 1eh 70 2lst Of following month.
End steamer strives At Po,n, 4. Gale sbou, The 9Th
1th and I'd W I'd Of following month
Leaves Pom, dc osc for Puo Pnang the dAy he
steamer has already arrived which tAkes the mail
rive. Al Pulo Penang sbou, the I7h 18Th and 18Th
29.h Of following month.
Arrives singapore shout he 18Th ish aud sia LIST
Of following monfh.
Leaves singapore sbou, ~ hours afscr arrival.
Arrives bns Kong s5ou, the 22d or th ana sh or loh
Of following month
Leaves merit day for shsnghae.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-07
THE LECTURE SEASON

~ Emprssses and the Three Emperors Napoleon :
on Thursday, February H. NJ ~ O'Clock p W attbe New
York Historical socetys building Second avenue Of
Eleventh street
THE NON EDWARD EyERETTs CHARITY ADDREs
will be delivered In Brooklyn, Al the Athen,sum, ON
Tuesday evening neat Februarys few choice seats can
be had At The Union square letter Once S3l broadway
Also Few choice seats be had Tuesay morning,
at N Bennts bookstore SO Atlantic street Broosiyn.
go:
MATRIMONIAL.
THE LADY VITA A BROWN DRESS AND REF
II shaw, who was shopping Saturday morning m w
store ~ the corner Of Cahsrne and Madison stre, vs.
please send her address with view 70 marmony W he"l
Wilson, Unon square Post once.
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SAUM

Beamships Fulton. Havre and Southampton Augusta Sa-
vannah Coumb, and ATLANTA Charleston, jamestown
Richmond; bark Teresa, st Thomas and Maracaibo.
Wind dnxlns Ae day w.
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PERSONAL.

RRASp-NR. FRANK cocxERAN WOULD LIKE TO
WIN at ns eSgsn NJ 'gen snne
Hciscn. 10 state street,
II MRS JAMES n. SAWYER, LATE or vIoKsBuRg.
MIS- or her Sse s s, ra w ss eau .ss,. ,ss
o. o.p, wnsm Ryder who died IN The own o New sruns
sSa.- e We, rs.s sss ' .irs w ssa sSuns~ici
sod Canada papers p'e..s copy.
JsroRTasT5MRs. VARY EIsG FoRsERLY OF
once. ss-,
INFORMATION wASTFD-oF HENRY a. WHEELER.
years since Of the oncta corps Of reporters
CITY Any definite nation nat b given coacernss
ssn, for several yaar, on whsps srss pcsss address
James c. Wheeler, broadway Post once.
MnsINo.-yIcToR nANzo. A rRENcnNAN: LEFT
his e1n5ds SSuss Nc on sep sss
d Of ssee We sbor, ye feet SIX inches ssh siouty
n, sSs ,sSr . siTy sS
naG S gsq ss . pair tn " q
Nm WI ~, se sasaa received By h srassr q ss sSro
MRs ;. y, VINO ANSWERED. AN ApyEsrIsEsEsr
raj Post Office win find snoher letter once addressed
THERE BEING A REPORT. PUT. IN CIRCULATION
Of nuTns me ana my eusnss, hereby notify nsm NE
he ,'' aud shall %fs W.
RIO CARINYN.-sso WILL RE PAID TO THE CART
who removed the furniture billiard table TOM
go broadway second Wednesday Thursday last.
Apply 70 y. l. King 20 hroadwsy, oface 2sh.
RELIGIOUS NOTICEs-
CoRA HATCH SPEAKS IN gEooKl MI, INSTITUTE n I
and Aso Monday evening A. TIE same
place, at ~ O'Clock Subject se'ec'eo oy "e
DEv Mr.. BRAY Will. rHEAgHw TUE NETTING
hs,~e.n Tbri and Fourth avenues this Sshbs evening,
snd Administer ordnance Of OoApei baptism Attendance
united Service W commence At ~ O'Clock.
THE REy. Or BLAcKMopE, or BROOKLYN, WILL
lecture Il Clinton Fal. Of Clinton and Atlantic
streets Hioosyn this sunday evening Al IN oclck Sub
ert-"T The heavenly Substance =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-07

Bank Of Warsaw, redeemed at the bank
The notes Of the Indiana Stock Bank will be redeemed NJ
Fletcher's Bark in few Gays.
The notes all other banks not the above Lat are of
no value the circulation the Of the securities
POSTED with the Auditor for the redemption Of tie
having been erbeu listed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-07

Increase net earnings 1857 over 1856, s24,s2s So
The net earnings have been disposed OF as fol-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-07

DRAND.--MR. PRANK CoCKERAN WOULD LIKE TO
ID communicate with his Mr. John Brand. Address
h. W. X Cockeram ship ool1sn CITY, Messrs Chambers
Heiscn, 10 State
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-07

Iotss... s0Oss-l az So5s,'9i q
According to the Massachusetts, Bank Superinten.
dents report, the banking capital of tn estate was
increased during 1857 by the balance authorized
by the Legislature of 1856, being $l7367O, and by
the payment of sl5ii,l95 under authority of the
Ieyisiafure of ISb7.-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-07

The Auditor Of the State Of Indiana, under date
of Feb. /, 1858, makes the following report the
banking institutions of that State:-
The following banks have complied with the amended
law Of 1855, and have security deposited with the rrea
Of STATE nj their market value, 70 amount not
less than fi thousand dollars, and per cent In
az their cirulaton;-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-07

Bank Of Monticello, redeemed At Branch Bank, IAfay.
cite
persville
Merchants and Mechanics Bank redeemed NJ Branch
Bank, New Albany.
bank Of Syracuse, redeemed At Bank OF Goshen.
Indiana Reserve Bank, redeemed a. Fletchers Bank,
Indianapolis,
SrsrESDED INDIANA FpxE RANKS.
Tho the follovnp hanke arc rcdeeuad hv thu
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-04-10
his good conduct since his arrest.


The above is all the testimony Of i'm
isortance. We haze Omitted a portion
when tie same thing was proved by :
rumber OF witnesses, and such as We con
Isidered immaterial.
The case was managed on the part Of
1.-THE prosecution by Messrs. Dunn u Mess
more, and for the defence By Mossrs. Craw
ford d Frost. The council on both side
displayed much skill and ability III tile ex
animation of witnesses, as well as i'll adj
dressing The jury.
The argument was opened to the jnry
on the part of the prosecution by |. E
Messmore, Esq, who spoke for about i've
hours III very clear, forcible and convin-
cling manner. MIR. Messlnore was followed
BY Geo. 1. Frost, Esq, who occupied a
bout the same length Of time, in one Of bis
best efforts. Hon. Samuel Crawford
closed the argument on Tuesday evening
on the part of the defence, and though We
were not present, we were told that be
spoke for about three hours with clear
ness, eloquence, and precision rarely Wit
messed In our criminal courts. Judge
Dunn closed the argument for the prose
cution on Wednesday forenoon, ID his usual
cool, argumentatiye and convincing man
ner. On the whole, we do not believe
there has ever been case in our Citcnit
Court more ably conducted and argued,
both for and against the accused than WAS
this one. $50 M
Judge Cothren's charge to the jury was
one of he best we have ever listened to-.
Did our limits admit, we would lay it en-
tire before our readers.
The jury retired between and l2I
O'Clock, and In about two hours returned al
verdict Of Gully Of Manslauyhter III III
FIRST Degree.
y A motion was made for new trial, on
the ground that at least one Of the jurors
was not citizen of the United States
No; yet decided Mineral Point tribune.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-04-10
DARLINGTON CORRESPONDENCE.
DARLIsaroN, LAFAYETTE Co., !
Anril LIST, 1858.

April lst, 1858.
Nh. EplToR As some Of your readers
hold property in this progressive aud pref
ty village it is desirable that they hear
from Your correspondent occasionally, and
| presume it is gratifying to yourself some
times to hear from an old Grant Coa nty
friend.
That which is no,c of the first impor-
lance is the religious interest. Darlington
has been and is still being blessed with a
great revival and awakening. Twelve
months ago we had no Church building
now we have two Churches finished. The
Congregational Church-first in order
the pulpit Of which is occupied by the Rev
Edwd. Morris, formerly of Potosi. The
Baptist Church, which was finished and
opened last week, over which Ed. N. 1 e.
Chaplin, formerly of Lancaster, presides.
The religious interest has been more
marked, and in It's numerical additions
more conspicuous in the Congregations
Church than in the Baptist. The latter
has had steady addition By baptism Of
four or five month for these four months
past, while in the former a protracted
meeting has been held for some seven weeks
past, and twenty we're received into
last Sabbath, and six at q
previous communion; nine of whom were
baptized, aud some ten or twelve more
stand as candidates. Rev. G. RpYnton.ol
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-04-10
HORTICULTURE RAJ.
WHAT APPLES ARE HARDY
TAFToN, March 20, 1858.

Messrs. CoveR & GOLDSMITH
Dear sirs: According to promise |
send you list Of my Apple Trees that
have stood the winters of So and SO. ]
will arrange them in three columns, as
first, second and third quality for IIaidi-
ness. | give, after, list Of varie les thai
have failed Or frozer, that orchardists sho' 4