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SPRING MEDICINE.
Get the Purest, .
Get the Cheapest,

Get the Purest, %
Get the Cheapest, q
,rfr- Get the most Emcacious.
I'm short, get THE BEST, winch are Ds. RoBAcK's
scAsDrsAvIAS BLOOD PURIFIER AND BLOOD PILLS
These wonderful Medicines are entirely vegetable,
leave bad effects, and not by any possibility
injure the most delicate constitution. Never was
good Spring Medicine necessary - now, for In ad
dtion the Skin Diseases and deranged Stomach and
Liver. which every winter produces, 1t is most evil
dent to all who accustomed to note the powerful
influence for good i'll that the mind has upon thu
body, that the anxiety of mind caused 10y the tat
widespread money troubles, has injured the genera
health OF almost every Then cleanse, strength
en- and purify your system with the scandinavian
Remedies and you will probably save yourself from
serious illness the coming summer.
gB- See advertisement. .fi-- da4
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CAUTION.

Beware Of all drunken pedlars, and low picayune
Druggists, putting up stun and calling it Electric
Oil, made out Of Canphene and Meals foot OIL
their only aim is to get money. Buy none but the
original and genuine De Graths Electric OIL sole in
ventor. aud proprietor of Electric Oil. All Electric
Oil must have my written signature on the Label, ard
my name blown in the BOTTLE, which, to initiate, Is
forgery. PROF. @. DgGRATH, Electric Oil.
For sale only by respectable druggists and country
merchants. HH. .y.-, apss-iw
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@The Court Martial at Newport
has drawn together the pride and glory
Of the army. Among the officers in at
tendance are the veterans, Gems. Twiggs,
Joseph, Wool, Persifer Smith, and
Churchill, and large number Of Juniors,
less known to fame. Gen. Harvey is
necessarily absent. It is proposed to
have grand parade Of the private milf
tary companies of Cincinnati and vicin.
ity in honor Of the visit of these old
braves. If f..fa/5 .....o.-
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RHEUAATIsM.- Deafness, Neuralgia, Swelling,
Stiffness and all pains. cured by bottle Of Prof.
De Grath's Electric Oil. lr-...'. 8
This letter is one OF many received recently:
PRoF. DE GRArs: / had a swelling in my limbs
nearly year. After using many things without
benefit, the FIRST bottle Of your Oil used cured me
entirely. I shall ever remember you as my resto-
rer. J. E. NOLAN,
ap20-lw SOS Chestnut street
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QUERY.

Why is it that CHRIsTADORO's HAIR DYE is
...-t the best IN TIE WORLD! so t!-..
BECAUSE eminent chemists say SO;
3 BECAUSE 1t contains no caustic compounds!
~ BECAUSE itwcars longer than any other!
BECAUSE it operates instantaneously! 80
BECAUSE it does not stain the skin!
BECAUSE it nourishes and strengthens the Hair!
BECAUSE it corrects thu bad effects Of other
dyes! --sr...,.
BECAUSE its presence cannot be detected.
m BECAUSE IT NEVER FAILS! Hff ftI
Sold everywhere and applied by all Hair Dressers
80, JOSEPH CHRISTADoRo,
ap3s-imd&w No. 6 Astor House, ". York
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Washington corresponds

-
Q. Delta writes to that paper as follows:
al have a passion for Seward. lie comes
MP to my idea OF Rodin the Wandering Jew
the most delretable devil that was ever
drawn by human psn-so cool, so clear head
ed. soindomitablc, so relentless in the, pur-
suit of his fendish purposes. Seward ira
verses the seemingly tortuous, but really
straight line of his, ambition with the I'M
erring certainty of footsteps that characterize
rope dancer, never missing step, and
keeping his eye steadily fixed on the goal
before him. The balance pole by which he
preserves his equipoise is that cool, big head
that bulbs out above his narrow shoulders
IL Inc becomes our next President, and dis
union does not Immediately follow his cleo
ton, will wager that he will 30 beautifully
honey-fuggle both North and South, that the
people will pronounce him one of the hes,
Presidents that we have ever had. But be-
gin to think there is little danger of his OBJ
tanning the nomination. lie is too great q
man, that is, IL he is man, and not devil
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Mrs. General Gaines has had another
trial in one of the causes for the recovery
of her putative fathers Daniel Clark's)
property IN New Orleans, before the U.
s. District Court Of louisiana. The
Court decided against her legitimacy, and
also that Clark was insolvent at the time
OF his death, and that there was no proof
OF fraud in the sale Of his property and
the settlement Of his estate. Most Of the
people of New Orleans will concur in the
correctness of the decision. The part.
ners and administrators OF Clark were
men of the strictest moral integrity, who
lived till within a year or two, and were
both entrusted with the management o
two of the largest banks in New Orleans
as cashiers, for thirty or forty years by
annual elections. They died poor with
out blemish upon their characters. NJ
one who knew the men who settled TIT
estate, could believe the heirs Of Clark, -
ifhe had Anywhere defrauded ola dollar
The property was sold more than forty
years ago, in season Of great pccuniar,
embarrassment for very small per cent
of its present value. There would b
great injustice in taking it now from
those who paid full consideration for il
at the time ofits sale. Popular sympa
thy has been awakened abroad for tn
plaintiff, in these vexatious suits; Blu
where the facts are known, the decision
in favor of the defendants will be mate
Of public congratulation. D.
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tGov. Banks Of massachusetts re.
moved Judge. Loring for acting as y s.
Commissioner. in the Anthony Burns
slave case, and almost on the same day
appointed E. G. Parker, esq, his CHIEF
aid, who acted as one, Of the counsel for
the claimant of the slave in the same.--
The Judge involuntarily in obedience to
his oath to discharge the duties Of his
office; the other was prompted by fee
Of hundred dellars. The mercenary
lawyer is rewarded with honors; the
upright Judge is removed from Offices on
which his character and ability reflected
honor.
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0There were $1,000 bids for the
mail contracts accepted by the Post
Master General on the 9th inst. We
have no information yet in regard to the
mail contracts radiating from this point.
We are anxious to know what has been
decided in regard to daily mail to
Rockport, and semi-weekly nail up
Green River.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
The Stockholders Of the yanderburgh County
Land Association, hereby notified, that an cleo
ion VIII be held Saturday, May LIST, at so'clock
p. NJ, in the Court House, for the purpose OF elect
ing 1--WE Trusees.-A general attendance is required,
rs other Important business will he brought before
the Stockholders. By order Of the President
aps9 sryr .rr...,P UORNBROOK, Secy.
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BOARDING.
The UpriyaIlcd
KENTUCKY HARvESTER,
MOVING AND REApING.. ,

VH>HIS Machine was introduced and used for the
u first time during the harvest Of ls6i and, though
new, has already established for itself reputa-
ton which has never hesn reached by any other
combined Reaper and Mower, South aud West; ana
ii now occupies position far in advance VI all It's
competitors, ......
Nearly ONE THOUSAND Of these Machines were
sold during the last two haryests, and The demand
not supplied in the states Of Kentucky, Tenuessee,
Indiana, Illinois, Missouri, Iowa., Arkansas. Ala
hama, Georgia, South Carolina Virginia, Mississippi
universal use, economy, strength, and efficiency thus
Machine is every thing that is desirable, both as
Reaper and as Mower.
We have made some valuable Improvements, sug
gested by careful observation ard experiment during
the last harvest These will he added to all Reap
er. and Mowers building for the harvest of 1853
For sale on consignment, by -
ap2S-3mdxw ALLlS HOWES
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COAL.
popIAM MINING COMPANY.

BODIAM MINING COMPANY,
COfhce on Water street, under the Telegraph 0fce)
Cart loads Of 10 bushels of Bodiam Mine Coal de-
vered to part Of the city at 81 60 load. Coal
weighed, IL desired at the expense of the purchaser
Notes of solvent banks Of Illinois and Wisconsin
ken in payment. JOHN wYMOND.
decss-n. JItf- Secretary and Manager.
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THE BRECKENRIDGE Coal MINES. We
observe by the advertisement Of the
Commissioners appointed by the Court,
that the whole estate Of the celebrated
Breckenridge Coal Company, near Clo-
verport, KY is to be sold at auction on
the 18th Of June next to pay mortgage
Of $35O,OOO. This is an unfortunate
close Of the affairs Of q company whose
stock and property was valued, few
years ago, at "a, 100000 or $5,OOO,OOO
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! SPECIAL NOTICES.
CRESCENT CITY RANK.

NDiREcroRs.-JoHs A. RsrTz, CosaAD BAKERs
THOMAS 4. GARvIs and JoHs Law. 81
Receives deposits, huys and sells coin and exchange
Interest allowed time deposits AZ such rates may
be agreed upon with dcpositors and specified in GER
tihcate- Exchange on New YORK, Cincinnati and
Louisville, Great Britain, France, Switzerland, Bel
GUM, Holland, Russia, Denmark, Sweden, Norway,
and all the cities and large towns Of Germany, for
sale in sums TO suit. COLLECTIONS made, and proceeds
RENTED promptly ateurent rate 81 exchange
JOHN A REITZ, Pres.
w bAk ER, Cashier. zpl9 I'm
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AGRICULTURAL NOTICE.

rr.r-f. AGRICULTURAL NOTICE.
The v. c. Agricultural and horticultural Society
win hod its regular monthly meeting, on Saturday,
Nay list, at u o'clock, p. NJ, in the Court House.
By order Of the President.
ap29 t .itIIt. p H0RNBR00K. Sec'y.
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o. The Governor Of Ohio has COM
muted the punishment Of Loefner, the
German who was condemned to be hung
for the murder Of his employee and Of
his wife in Cincinnati last fall, to impris-
Onment for life. The prisoner is now q
maniac, and was probably insane when
he committed the two atrocious murders
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STEPHEN C WHEELER, Secretary.
4, WILLIAM STREET,

SrEPHHNC WHEELER, Secretary.
, L. WILLIAM STREET,
New York March, 1857. ! lrr.........v
At the reques. Of the President and Board Of Di-
rectors Of the knickerbocker Life Insurance Compa-
ny, l certify that the mode Of computing present
value Of the Policies employed by the Secretary or
the Company is scientifically correct, and in accord
anoe with the prescriptions Of The charter. also
certify, that have compared the list OF policies fur
nished me by the President as on the books 81 the
Company with valuation tables sufficiently to test
the accuracy Of the results given by the Secretary,
and find the values stated within to be numerically
correct That IL to say, the present value Of the flu
ture risk OF the office all outstanding policies,
the difference between the present value Of the future
premiums to be paid on them is tf3,eS1,fe.
fe total value Of policies the holders Of which are
entitled to dividends il e2s, 231 ~.
And the surplus is correctly stated ut s11 Sle
the difference between this and The present value Of
the future risk Of the Company existing policies,
deductng 10 cent. of IL for the relief fund.
Is the proper amount for dividend, tn wit ga
The true principle Of dividend Is to assign to each
policy holder who has insured on the mutual plan
share proportional TO the present value Of his po-
CIV, which is the true value of his interest as stock
holder of the Company. This share amounts to 81
per cent. Of the present value Of the policy.
CHARLES W. HACKLEY.
February 18th, 1867. IL
As Agent Tor the above Company, am prepared
to issue Policies, the most favorable terms Pam-
pets giving all desirable information can be had on
Evansville, April 18th, Is5s,Iy. '''1 AA'
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BR SNat Southern Mills, for 10 cts per bushel at
retail, and % per ton, by trI,- ~
ap6-f rr4r IGLEUART BROTHERS.
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special NOTICES.

No. NOTICES IN this place, 10 cents per line
49, tsod Agatel one insertion; ~ cents per
line three times; 10 cents per line week discount
on longer time.
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gAt Hoboken, N j., the Catholic
church has painting Of the Holy Virgin.
whichis said TO be very remarkable copy
Of the celebrated Madonna of Foligno, paint
ed by Raphael, in the year 1910, and pre-
served in the Vatican. 1t was presented to
the pastor by the late Duke of Genoa, brother
of the present King of Sardinia. The paint
ing is nine feet high, and six feet wide, and
contains seven personages, besides a glory OF
innumcrable angels, who surround the Ma
donna. 1t is TO be be crowned On the 10Th OF
June, by the solemn ceremonies known in
the Catholic church as "thc Coronation of
the Blessed Virgin" The Freemans Journal,
Catholic paper, says:
"The ceremony of browning ancient and
celebrated pictures and statues is not rare to
Catholic countries, and it is only q short time
since our Holy Father, Plus TX crowned the
Madonna at Bologna. BY this act Of honor
and vencration to Dur Blessed Lady. we hope
to increase the devotion Of the faithful to the
Mother of Grace, and to consecrate q shrine
TO which they may come even from distant
places with the offerings Of faith and thanks
giving. We may even look for special ia
vors, such as have vouchsafed in other times
| and in other lands
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GEN. Jackson on EXECUTIVE ABUsEs.-
The followingextract rom the first inaugu-
raj address Of Gen., Jackson, IF March ,4th,
1873, is quite as pertinent TO the present time
as the time Of its utterancc: f~i.iuHH
"The recent demonstration OF public senti-
mcnt inscribes on 'he list Of executive duties,
in characters too legiblc 70 be overlooked, the
task ofreform, which will require .particu-
larly the correction Of those abuses that have
brought the patronage of the fsaefal gov9n-
ment into conflict with the freedom OF cleo
tons, and the condensation or those causes
wh;ch have disturbed the rightful course of
appointment, and have placed or continued
power in unfaithful or incompetent hands"
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Great Attraction!
EIGHT DAYS SALE At kGCTI0N!-
In the Store on Main Ste, next
door to the State Bank.

n C0NSIGNMENT from n failure at The city OF
n Louisville, consisting OF e5a,ooo worth Of Goods,
and Underwear Piece-Goodss French Broad Cloths,
Cassneres, Sstnetts, Cassinetts, Linen, Linen Drills,
Ha< and Caps, Gents Slippers, Congress Shoes,
Cigars, Spring Balances, 100 Assorted Looking
Glasses 100 boxes assorted Glassware, consisting OF
sortmeht Of the latest style Of Ladies' Jewery, siy
Plate, manufactured b. the best mechanics IN the
Union, consisting OF Table and Teaspoons, FORKS,
Mustard Spoons, &c. &C. All OF which must be sold
to the highest bidder tins week. by order Of the As
signees.
Sal. TO commence this morning at O'Clock. and con.
tinue from day day until the entire stock Is sold
out. 'at r-E 10y
Evening Sale to commence att o'clock.
Every body is invited to call and buy cheap, and
take advantage Of the hard times.
Auctioneer from Louisville, Ky
NJ n. 100 doz different sizes beached and un-
beached pure Linen Table Cloths, Irish Linen, Tow
ell Linen and hundreds of othea articles too hume
rous to mention. ap.v-u
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HFiny-six coal boats from Pitt.burp
have passed New Albany for the South, on
the present rise Of water. r,
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Vanderburgh County Land Association.
The following exhibit shows the condition Of the
vanderiurgh County Land Association. on February
Ist, 1858: '"-dli"
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Prom New Mexico.

fTOm NcW MeAtCO.
Dates from Santa Fs to the 1st Of April
have been received at St. Louis. A reinforce
ment had been despatched TO Capt. Marcy to
protect his train Of mules and animals for
the Utah army from the attacks OF the Nor
mons and Indians. HI
A most terrible tragedy occurred at Santa
Fe on the esth Of March, which had created
a deep sensation in the Territory. Mr.. Beck.
the most extensive merchant in the country
aman beloved BY the people for his courteous
and high toned bearing, and manly and gen.
erous qualities Of head and heart, was drawn
into street fight with a clerk, named Cor
man, whom he killed on the spot, and OF the
Same time received mortal wound himself
German had brutality beaten a servant OF
Beck's for wlii:h Beck reprcached him. Cor
man denied It, and told Beck to prove it.
Mr.. Beck instantly denounced him and the
Act, in severe terms. Angry words ensued
and German approached Beck with a drawn
knife, threatening to serve him as his yervan,
had boen served. Mr.. Beck drew q knife
also. Each commenced parrying the motions
Of the other, when German made a sudden
stroke, thrusting his knife into Mr.. Beck.
abdomen. near the navel. As quick a,
thought the lick was returned, Mr.. Beck
knife penetrating to the l.ilt, the left sid'
Of German, in the region Of the heart.-
Each held to his knife. Mr.. German mad,
several other ticks, which were skilfull,
warded off by Mr.. Beck. without hitting Cor
man, when the latter fell upon his back, hi
arms outstretched, turned over once, and ex
Pired. AS he turned, the blood gushed from
his side in thick stream. Mr.. Beck, as Cor
man fell, walked to his own house, and wher
physician came to him, insisted that tn
doctor should frat 60 to German; and woul'
not consent to have his own wound dresses
till assured that his opponent was beyon,
the reach Of help. Beck survived at the las
date, bat there was no hope of his recovery
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HlGARS-
" ynooo OF German and Havana Cigars;
az 80 600 genuine q. ID. Gun Caps;
"a boxes Heal Clothes Pins; "a
10 cases white Cedar Churns;
20 bales Wrapping Twine;
.. % coil Jute Rope;
% coils Manila Rope; fIe
Received and for sale BY
"a IL ID. HERMANN.
~ EW BOOKS. NEW BOOKs!Ltfss
II Prince OF the House Of David; t.-l
Odd Fellows Casket;
Hsrpers Weekly, April 10th;
saturday Evening Post, Apri, 10th;
New York Mercury, April 10th; -
New York Ledger, April Tth:
Flag Of our Union, do DO;
Baliou's Pictorial, do do;
Novelette,, DO Dc:
Jus; received and for sale at
u. Il. L. JOiINSONS.
aplo First st.eet.
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T0-DAY'S ADVERTISEMENTS.

sx Discount on larger advertisements.
sE- Caris Of six liues or under, ela per apnum.
~ Ne 'tiilforhid" advertisers entst eceived:
Ad- No advertisement inserted Tor less than 81.
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DIR. JOHN MAGENISS,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
TENDERs his Professional services to the eti-
." "a sssneS and ns country
, ap21-d&w6m 1
Rochester Coopers, Tools! -
DR. BARros's "sIAoK rURE."o -
IN or about the 18th Of May, shall have a 6ne
Tool,, which are unuuestionably superior TO all
h Mshs sc Cali 4 asE iisnS
ape. vi a ~ fE " IL .. IL -
House for Rent. q IL
a DESIRABLE residepce, situated in the upper
p. Se FSs speS
at the Journal Office. apl6.f
1EA BUSHELS Prime osss, f tss ssIe : ~ sox
100 BUSH. Prime Hungarian Gras. Seed,
lOO for sale by z. III. COOK SON.
ElGGs. &C. .ssa,roD
80, assS I Ss.i T sss'hi butter; ,~'a'H''
| prime Lard Al
Received this day by In COOK SON.
l,,xrRA. FAMILY vINEGAR-as bbl,. choice ar.
'icls' for ' sale very G lGn b BowLEs,
sale ky O @.h " e 0'S siiiBEkF 8 RSwIEs.
(1HEEsE-sO bo1e. best W n: and Hsnsurss for
| ~ sale by ~ 9Ia.9iu GILBERT 4 B0wLES.
h' sffs s2a irs sSxr Fl a.
Btsg boxes f assshf fiPS SSW Fl '
=: Off siiizRf e.
ZANTE CURRANTs.. bb!s; choice, Cor sale by
"A - fLl GILBEBrl& BOWLEs.
SfE,D., ro =, IT. sos gSEe n sss
HERhIsds' boxes s sfI / as fs's x Bowls.
u for sale by HF' GILBERT 4 B0wLEs.
MAGAZINES AND PAPERS Of all kinds for
" ",' '''' N. L. JoHNsoN,s. First st.
Knickerbocker
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
oFTHE CITY OF NEW YORK.
statement Of the Cor dition of thi,
90 Company. March Ist, 1857. 4
Capital and Accumulation. Q ,7s2, IA
LIE Insurance Tor Premiums, re- iss,essss
Interest received and accrued. S,lA,2l
ssss ess.zs
Disbursements, including Losses, Sal. -It
| aries, Rent, Taxes, Commission,
Medical Fees, Dividends to Stock
holders, &C.. No.. %. ss,434,o5
Total Car itai and Accum n lation. .7ge,4
3" ASSETS. y Fl M
Bonds apd Mortgages, Premium Notes,
&c..............r .... srsssse,a
| Acci ued Interest and Premiums unpaid, l,.3I 3
/ Furniture. ......,................... O0,00
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PINE LUMBER.

UNIIE subscriber has just received from Nesrs-
il Fenton x Frew, Chafaque county, T.. b0o,-
90 feet No. I, PINE LUMBER. Carpenters and
Builders are respectfully nved to examine this lot
market. . JOHN y. GLOfkk.-
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700 .0O0No. 1 (no mistake, PINE sHINGLRs,-
received with the above Lumber, and for sale har
/ times prices. Those who want Shingles and not
Chips, will please call and exarnine these.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-12-24
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.

THURSDAY, Dee. Odd
Present-Supervisors Hall, Presbury, Gross
and Gregory.
Ordered, That the Treasurer of Yuba coun.
ty receive and receipt for Sl93, 55, amount
due the Hospital Fund from the State Trea-
sury, as appears by communication from
the Controller of State under date of Decem-
Der lst, 1858.
Ordered. That r. N. Webber be allowed
81 ,254, as Hospital Physician.
Same party allowed $52 for county pau
pers
Notice given by Judge Barbour that he
will contest the next application of Samuel
j. Clarke for ferry license at the next term
of the Board
VIM Sharkey allowed $4s3,50
5. P. Simpson allowed 500.
A motion was made by W. w. Presbury
that testimony of witnesses examined in
reference to bill Of W. F. Hicks d Co. (ot
Express printing offiee,) for printing delin-
quent tax list, be spread upon the record.
A tie vote was the result, Messrs Hall and
Presbury voting yes, and Gregory and Cross
no. Motion lost
On motion to allow Mr.. Magruder to make
a statement, without being sworn, touching
the bill above named, the yeas and nays were
called with the following result, Sup. Hall
refusing to vote; Presbury no; Gregory and
Cross yes. Motion carried.
Motion of Sup Cross to allow the bill Of
Hicks and Co., for county printing, inclu.
ding delinquent tax list for 1858, was carried
by the following vote w. w. Presbury, mo-
Gregory, Cross and Hall, yes.
Gilchrist q Co. allowed SsS.
! r. N. Webber allowed S6S7.
T. b. Reardan allowed $3.50 as fee for at
tending to the suit of Loften VS.. Jasper, OIL
behalf of the county,
Board adjourned until tomorrow.