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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-08-20
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS A YEAR

I. oal, f,r average Ut the actual profit l,om the
a.. 1T r,,h on- II these MArhinc. ah- for confirm
alton Of thi, itrth. We rsr ~ an, "a" u the thou
.aa.l, Of per.nn. WIN u.r lhym. They ATE adapt.
ed 10 cyrf, sod ol Wptk 6ae 90 coar", upon slik,
cotton, Inca ant WUolcu iahTcs. also lisht snl
heavy leather. Thsy never ial 10 give e"t're sat-
i.f'riipu,
10 meet 'he gro0iny demand Cor \ 'nallrr add
mole clsg,1t machine l1r pnylie and h0u."hoh
puposes. We have jest prodaced ADD ace ready 10
,.s,ty. ur.l.r. In Stnrgf'.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-08-20
NEW FAMILY SEWING MACHINE,


Which !. the most compact and beaui'lul Sewing
Machine ever ronsiuistsi. II !, ornlmcnIed ~
the highest .iylr It at. and al Whl see II are ie'
lighiM with u. u make. the improved inirrl'ck-
bckcd stitch. and !. capable 81 dpiag greater va
f,ei, ~ work ~ hctte, style than any either Sew
ing Machirc ever olctrd f,r f,nil, purposes.
II !. not subject 10 the objections Of using twice
too much thread, and mlkihs raveling scam. like
the Grover \ Baker; u"f Is It confned 10 is opcf'
alton H. a lrw thin f,brcs, liabL 10 yet ont II or.
der anil mstied n l,N lhead like the Wheeler
s Wil.on Machine; lul !. amply sufficient to per-
form al Kind. Ut family sewing.
Price Il famil, Msch,ess with iron table con-
plete f,r use SiO1 The larger standard machines
from -l25 10 $500 send br !. VI. Singer \
Co.'- Gate,ie, beautiful pirtotial paper devoted
10 Sewing Machines. lnd containing list Of prices
and al other lnHunation the subject. u will be
forwarded gralis.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-08-20
THOMAS H. BROWN, Jsd".

O,ToHn, ss.-M Court 81 Probate held at
pan,, wiihi- aui l,r the CouniN 81 Osiord
90 the 3 Tuesday OF Aagast \. ". is5s.
ON The Petition of Rosetta VI. WIGHT. WIDOW
II David ". wight, late - ONhrd, ~ ,a'i
Couu,y. dcc-a.r. pra,,ng Tor IN s'la~ ance ou' VI
the p-f.on,l estate OF Der late hH.'an--
DNbTErp, that aid Petitioner give noiloe
T., all p-r.pn. Interested, IN causing ie'Isoi the
orIer 10 be published three weeks successiyely ~
IN. q, f,rd Democrat printed ~ Paris that they
,n,, arp.af ~ = Prululr Cour'tu 10 held ~ Pare
~ aid couuiy ~ ihs ~ Tuo,diy ct Oct. nsst. st
moe ~ the clock ~ the forenoon, aud shcw csass
Il nay they have Why the same should no, he
granted. .,,,.,.
h'rrr copy-attost:
DAVID KNlFr, R,sifu.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-08-20
THOMAS n. BRowy, y.d.,.
THOMAS II. brown. Jsas,.

ONFuHU, ss.--At q c"iTt Of Probate held st
rau., within and fur the c"uniy of Oxford. on
thu 81 TUESDAY ol iugu.i I, ID. ISIS.
an th. Petition II Ssbfini :. Stevens, ~'do~
" ct WA. T.. SirWn', late Of fof~sy' N said
County. deceased, paying nf an al"san "nt VI
thr pat.rrll estate u hsf late bu.biud-
OEuTrTp. That the .aii Psiit'on'r give
tutirs to 70 pef.on. ini-fr,i-' l., rausing rsny
oithis rrl.rio be Published three week. success.
i,.l, ir The OSfori Democrat. prinisd at Fare.
thatthr, MAS appear ,is Probate J""Ii to b. held
~ plt.. in s,,i cDuniy, on the - Is''d-y VI
Osiol~r next, at y 81 the clock ~ the lotrnooa.
and she's cause ct any thsy ha's) VII! the 'ams
shu NJ not h. granted.
A II
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-09-30

See advertisement Of DIT. sAEFORD's LIVER IN
FlalNATOR, in another COLUMN Of this paper
haw
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-09-30

6tkTR BAN K.-The Stockholders Of the City Bank
" Of Worcester, are hereby notified that their Annual
Meeting for the choice Of Directors for thu ensuing year.
and for the transaction of any other business that may
legally come before them, will be held at their Banking
Room, on MONDAY. the 4th day Of October next at
O'Clock p. m. NATHANIEL PAINE, Cashier.
SIG dim
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-09-30
FROM AUCTION.

100 Doz Ladies' and Misses' MERIN0 VESTS, the
greatest Bargains OF The season.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-09-30

onisson 70 cents, children Is cents. Families and
Parties OF 5persOns 81. J. II. LILLE Agent
ALBERT NORTON, Proprietor
Tickets for sale A. Marsh's Music Store and at the
Door. dorSn-tt ~ ~ %
~ okCESTER AGRICULTURE ALSO.
C1hEY.- There will be a meeting of the Trustees
a. euelf Hal', on TUESDAY, Oct 5, at 10 A. M to
choose Committees and Marshals, and oomplete The
arrangements for the annual Show
Per order OF the President
s0o dot R. WOODWARD, Secretary
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-09-30
NOTICES.
E TAX AYE RS.

w ORCESTER BANK.-Tte Annual Meeting
w Of Stockholders will be held SATURDAY, DC
to6er 9th, at II O'Clock at their Banking House. in
Worcester to choose Directors for the year ensuing TO
fix the limit Of their liabilities, and act on any other
business that may legally come before them.
s22 dist09 WILLIAM CROSS Cashier
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-09-30
CAR ADS OF
DOMESTIC GOODS, FLANNELS,
COMFORTERS,

Table Linens, Tickings, Denians, Stripes, Frock.
ingS, CasSimereS, Docskins Checks
for Boys Wear, &C., &c.,
at wholesale and RETAIL cheaper than the cheapest for
Cash. CAL at 252 and 255 Main, Corner OF Me-
chanc street, for the best selections and the greatest
Bargains.
J. s. PINKHAM.
N.B-I would most respectfully inform the public
and all my old customers that longer connected
with the City Store that my coparnershp with J. H.
CLARK dissolved August I, 1858. should be most
happy to all my old customers aud the public at my
place of business, where they shall be well used,
goods freely shown, and prices right. shall not be
dersod by any establishment in this city Call then at
the Of Main and Mechanic Streets the old STOWE
stand, if you would buy 'cheap.r J.s.P.
s24 d&wtl
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-09-30

In Nilbury, 29th inst, Hartweu hayward So
Funeral Saturday II a. M. at the Second Gangreea
tiond Church. Relatives and friends are Invited to at
tend.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-09-30
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
EXCURSION tn Nrw van -

E,AAC RSEON To NEW YORK CITY.
c ceH 49Tk City shows the visitor Forty One miles of the
IL ne mas perspective view Of forty.three streets
To,,h ls lIom broedWoy, the Astor House, City Ha
1olDsi Neg York Hotel Trinity Church Barnum's NM
I'LL metropolitan Botel, stusrt's Store ,st Nicholas
Every building Broadway, ct the time the
d. S 1 was completed, from the Battery to Union
5on ue and Half Miles Of Shipping aud Steamboats,
Nv oIss and Carriages 10000 Psopl the Battery and
,5 'aidehi N word he views the city Just as it
PIP er to him, he to waik ride thu ough the
Interest," part of the city. 5000 Signs and IS 600
stera or them! are represented on Broadway alone
Ins NofE is painted is eco Feet Of Canvas weighs
ooo was ur years in being painted, and cost
H5; D,srs! It has been visited by tnan One
M ioo Persons in the United States and Canada
~ ash exhibition Of the Panorama as it passes before
ne spectator an Explanatory Lecture will be given by
VI D. a. lille or Mr. A. William. Illustrative Of New
Iors oity its statistics business aud resources its peo
pe, 'Igir goshe adaveness, and much valuable know
uge oi great Importance 10 stranger and Of general
ana instruc i've information to everybody.
Will exhibit at Worcester. in
M Z c H a ETTCS' ALL,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-09-30

WIN superior COLLECTION OF OOhCaVe ana convex
SPEOTACLES,
or the best Crown, Pebble Crystal Flint, Minscus or
Periscopc, and Cataract Glasses, Eye Glasses, &c.
Also Microscopes Telescopes, and other Optical In.
struments and respectfully invites the public call and
examins.
long continued practice Of the of Optics, has en-
abed him TO manufacture Glasses Of peculiar form and
superior quality, and adapt them to each Individual after
carefel examination of the eye, those Glasses which
correspond with the defect Of near, far weak sighted
ness Persons in general, not acquainted with the OF
Optics, are left to select their glasses themselves; which
abuse surely Injurious 10 the eye and has caused the
prejudiced 10 avoid the Of them long possible
When selected the sight begins to fail, by
akiul Optcian, the eye will ain It's natural strength
and be improved.
The superior quality Of Mipscus, Flint, and Crystal
Glasses are acknowledged by all the Universities in Ger
many, Paris, and scienthc institutions ia America
His assortment is principally composed OF SpectacIes
set In pure hne Gold, Silver She'll and Steel Frames Of
every variety Of tsste, STYLE &c.
Glasses Of any OF the above mentioned qualities can
be fitted 10 pny frame, Of any shape COLOR very
reasonable rates.
decentralization or No Charge"
Reference will be given to many respectable gentlemen
In this place and vicinity.
Also, the subscriber begs to call your attention to the
NEW CosMORAMIC STEREOsCOPE.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-09-30
DIED.

In Grafton, 29th inst. by Kew Mr.. Bscoe, Rev A. D.
stoEell Of Wooubriige Ccnn IN Miss louisa Leland
OF G alton.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-09-30

=BEsh'a Cough Cure Lozenwes are superior
any other Medicine in the form Of Candy or Lozen
ges for the cure Of Colds Coughs, Hosrseness Asthma
Group Whoopng Cough, Sore Throat and all diseases Of
the Throat and Lungs
Prepared and sold at wholesale and retail, by BUSH
co., 81 Front street deodtf ncb2s
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-09-30

These Lands among the Choicest Selections Of
the Company and are very desirable for Farming and
Laundering purposes Theywl be sold withot reserve,
at minimum price Of 50 per acre, and upon the usual
terms vizsOne-hh down, and the balance In one two
annum.
Liberal terms will be- given to Colonies or individuals
DESTROYS Of making immediate settlement.
Arrangements have been made to receive in payment
the foil paid Stock Of the Company, at the Of $3.50
per share either In whole In part, for any sales under
this Offering and In like manner the Bonds Of the Com.
TheseandS have been thoroughly explored and any In
formation concerning their character quality aud guam
ty Of timber and locality, may be seen at this ONCE.
nine lumber DER acre good proportion Of IL clear.
Maps Of any township Or tract with general descrip-
tone Of the Lands may be obtained on applcaonby
letter or otherwise, 20 GEO fhVsl, Luna agent
GENERAL Land once b.. Mays Falls Ship Canal Co.
40 dtOi2 Detroit, Sept. /, 1868. 5
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-09-30

Among the latest Inventions in Optics, there ia nothing
more instructive amusing than the stereoscope
The eereoscope Views impressions from Nature rep
resenting the finest eceneres, Cities and Monuments In
Europe aud America, which, viewed through the nsru
mont, show those objects IN bold relief actually they
are and thus are the best models for artists give the best
idea Of foreign countries and ant and make tho finest
mai
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-09-30
XNTORCEsTER AGRTCULTU RAJ
w SOCIETY.

WoR0EsTERs dG, RTT&GULTU RAJ
This society will hold its fOrtieth annual Exhibition
and Flowing Match, in the City Of Worcester, the
9th and 7th days of October, 1858.
The Flowing Match and Trial of Working Oxen, and
the Exhibition OF Stock, Butter, Cheese &c. will
place on w edns sdny. Get. 6. The exhibition
will be open for visitors at 9 o clock A. NJ
public Dinner will be provided in the Hall OF the
Society at O'Clock NJ the 9th. Tickets IS cents
each, to be had Of Mr.. A Mars, No. ISL Main street.
aud at the Hail.
The Premium, Except for Horses, wisbe declared at
The second day, Oct ~ will be devoted exclusively
70 the exaui 1aon and trial of Horses commencing at
o'aock A. NJ with the examination of ataions; at ten
o'clock, Of Brood Mares and Colts.
At IL o'clock the Track will open to all Horses and
Carriages to around the track under the direction
o. the Marshal aud Immediately after will uencs the
examination and trial Of Gsldings Mares, and Matched
Horses
Dinner will be provided at the Hall of the Society," at
O'Clock p. M, on the It'll. Tickets SOC
The premiums for Horses, (exceptirg for speed OF sim
gle horses in harness) will be declared at the table
that day.
At O'Clock p. m, on the eth the track will be open
for the Exhibition and trial CT speed Of single Horses n
harness. The premiums therefor will be awarded from
the Judges stand, at the close Of the trial
All entries of Neat Stock and SWINE with certificates Of
the manner Of keeping amount of products &C. must be
made at the Office of the secretary at Agricultural Hail.
previous to p m, on the 9Th of October
Entries of Horses may be made up to p. M, on the
9Th of October
Entrance fee to the grounds for each person not a
member of the society,
On the first day OF the Show, 10 cents
On the second day, 25 cents
For a Horse or Horse and Carriage upon either
day, 10 cents
For admission to the Seats, 10 cents
The Committee would call the attention of breeders Of
Cattle Horses, &C. in the county to the very liberal
premiums offered by the Society for excellence in these
departments OF the exhibition and hope that the exhb
ton the present season prove interesting and prof
liable to all those who feel interest in the Agricultural
prosperity Of the county.
WILLIAM A. WHEELER,
Chairman Of Committee of Arrang ementg.
Worcester, Sept. 49, 1858. d&wtO7
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DIED..
ATTRIDGF-On Sunds

ATTRlDGEOn Sunday Jan. a in the 6Cth year Of her
The friends Of the family respectfully invited attend the
funeral at her late residence No 26 Third street, Wednes
day at y O'Clock
BAKER-At No. 26 Montgomery street Sunday Jan. a. Mrs
NJ J. Baker, aged "a years, months and p days
COLLINS-On Saturday morning Jan D. his late residence
Wan IS.i So. Of i.. " Snd Franpe. 81 Collins
aged q years months and IL days. His last words were,
CoFFNAt No. 81 West Tenth Sunday Jan. a. OF
consumption, Conea wife Of John r. Coffin aged q years
CONROYA No 245 Tenth avenue Sunday Jan "a Michael
days
FALLIs-A No. 2ss Tenth avenue Sunday JAN a. Mary
Jane daughter Of Roanna and John Falls aged 2lyears,
months and 10 DAYS.
LEwIs-At Wafer street, in hi. city Sunday Jan.
"A, Margaret IVA. in the 59h year Of her age.
LYNCH-At No CSC Washington street on Sunday Jau a.
Josephine PfCk daughter Of Thom. w. deceased and Eu'
phcmis Lynch aged IL years months and d day.
widow Of the lac Mead the 6sh year age
The friends Of the family and Of her 'ons-inlsw VIM Murray
attend Hs funeral from No 2S Grand street Tuesday 2a
inst, al O'Clock p
Mssoun native Of Salem Mass, and for yesrS resi-
dent Of this city,
McLINDEN-Ia his city on Sunday Jan a. after severe
illness John McLndeu native OF RShfTland County Down,
ireland. aged 60 years
PETERsONn thi. city Saturday Jan 3 Emile Willard,
infant daughter Of George =. and Emile f. Peterson.
RosE-In Wiamsbush Sunday Jan a Of congestion of the
lungs Smith Pace Of Gilbert H. aud Harriet E. Rose aged
sOMERsET-At No 52s Greenwich street; on Sunday Jan
a. Mary Somerset; wife of Charles Somerset aged 81 years
STOWELL-At No. Roosevelt street Sunday, Jan a. after
slsbort aud Illness, Quincy sowen sssd 50 years
months and Is days.
TABOR-A her residence in Li.e Brocme County n y,
Saturday Jan Of consumption, Mrs. Mary E. dsg hter Of
Amanda Trpf Of Wayne Co, N. r. and wife OF Oil
bert Tabor. sged Is years and months.
THOMPSON-A the residence of her father in Ames Union
Dutchess County, N. Y. Tuesday, Jan 10, Abbe W.,
widow Of Sidney Thompson, deceased, aged 81 years
VAN RFNSSELAER-ln Dresden SAxony Monday, Dec.
so typhoid fever In the 18Th Of her COrnea
p the beloved and only daughter Of Philip and Mary R. Van
Rens.. ser Of New York
WALLACE-In Jersey City, Sunday, Jan. a. Of Group
William t. only child OF Hiram and Cara Wallace aged year
Suonths and % DAYS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-26
MARINE AFFAIRS.


The United States steam-fngate Niagara went INTO
the Dry Dock Saturday evening and now our citi'
will have good opportunity to see the model OF
this very remarkable ship. The chains Of her uain
rigging have been increased in size and the other re-
pairs made, necessary TO give the telegraph cable
room, will be completed in few days.
The Savannah was taken out Of dock TO make room
for the Niagara The beams for the spardeck are all
in place ready for the deck to be laid, and the entire
repairs her completion that she might be
sent TO sea in a month. The berthdeck of the Savan-
nah is much higher than when she was frigate, and
altogether she will be of the most comfortable az
well as most staunch and formidable slOops-of-war in
the Navy.
The United States brig Perry went into commission
yesterday She is destined for the coast of Brazil,
and will sail in few days.
SecondLieutenant Payne Of the United States
soop.of.war Saratoga, having been ordered to the
Gosport station reported there Wednesday for duty.
guard of United States Marines consisting of one
corporal and five privates, under the command OF
Major Ward Marston, GOsport station, was yesterday
transferred to the United States brig Perry.
Frst.Assstant Engineer Francis c. Dade has been
detached fro special duty at the ward, and ordered
to the Colorado. Norfolk Herald, Jan. ~.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-26
Markets PeDorfe1 bu T,L,craDh.

MOBILE Jan. S-COTrok market quiet; sales today 1900
bales at 9c for Middng the sales OF the up IL 500
bales and the receipts 500 for the corresponding
week last stock 1886 900 bales decrease in receipts
compared with those Of last year. 400 go bales.
SAVANNAH Jan 26-CoTTos unsettled sales today 200 bales
at eidl0sc.
AUGUsTA jan 25The Europas advces had effect
CorroS market sses to-day 800 bales the maTket closing
steady.
The following accidentally msd Sunday Biah and
failed 10 appear In Mondays morning edition
NV ORLEANS, Jan. H-The sales of CorToy today
1900 bales unchanged prices Fair fully fair SUGAR 4t
4fc FLOUR and CoRS dull New PoRy Sl4U$H 2a Rio
COFFEE Bic. Other articles unchanged
CINCINNATI Jan. 2Our Provision is excited; all
Mess PoRK in the market has been taken x3
advanced TO &c. with sellers the close Bulk MEATS
held out Of the market Hoes have advanced 5o5 under
light receipts BAcos Of 600 tcs Long Mddes &c. and
200 Cumberland Cut at 6tc. MONEY easy. The y-r fall
ing with twelve feet Of water In the channel.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-26
FIRES.
ylEy ~ MURRAY STREET.

FlRE IL MURRAY STREET. no
Last ing at G. O'Clock FIRE broke out 10 ;ad
three story binding No ITO Murray street, oGeuPeu
on the first floor by II. +. Cox, agent for sergsn
Ale second and third stories by c. Ward 70. az
hsy-los The fire originated on the second floor, ana
il supposed 10 have been caused by defective stove
pipe that led from the first TO the third story. aoou'
900 bales of hay were stored on the two upper
and were together with the building, nearly de-
stroyed. Mr.. Stephen Ray the owner Of the build.
ing. sustained lose Of about =, 800. He is probably
insured As to the losses and insurance Of the oseu-
pants we were unable TO obtain any particulars The
stock in building No. l0s adjoining, occupied by NIL,
Ter & Rusen.reter, was damaged to the amount OF
about 5000 Insured.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-26
Arrived.

T. y. NJ steamship Nashville Murray Charleston u hoau.
Edse and pass 10 spoford. Tiesto0 Co
Bark Caseo, Waugh Trinidad de Cube Jan .sea, &c. to
George Stephenson TO- al vessel ashore
Point Hollands miles Of Cape Antonio apparently
bark small vessels sshooners supposed wechsrs beat
ing toward her.
schr Leocsdia Small Salem R hours dse 70 2. w. Ropes
Co
shr c. A. stet.on Cobb, Provineetown, fish, woodaf
4 Robinson.
Schr. =. L. Croker Crosby, Taunton with nsiIs
schr ID Trowbrdge Merrill, New Havoc, ballast
Steamer Chesap.sk Crows Portland % hours mose to ~
B. Cromwell
Steamer Piedmont. wIetts Baltimore, md.e. TO H. B. Crom.
well.
the Highlands
sALED-ships sultana Barrett. New Orleans Edwin For
Crocker, San Francisco; Edwin Fly, Weaver do.
WIND-Durins the day from $. s. f. very light.
The schooner reported below Mondays edition. was not the
John Cashier but the C. Carvs Savannah for Poyi-
denee Al sunset 18th she Is miles south Sandy Hok
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-26
Law LNTELLIGENC.E.
DISCHARGE OF ECKEL-TwO OF SPITZLINS
MURDERERS PLEAD GUILTY or NAN


DISCHARGE OF ECKEL-TWO OF SPITZLINS
MURDERERS PLEAD GUILTY OF MAN
SLAUGHTER.
COURT OF OYER AND TERMlNER-JAs. 95-BeOre Judge
heRARaM.
AT the opening Of the Court Of Oyer and Terminer
yesterday morning the Courtroom crowded to its
utmost capacity, there being number Of of spe
cial pteres, expected to be disposed Of.
JOHN }. ECKEL DISCHARGED.
After the names Of the Jurors summoned to attend
had been called and disposed of, John Graham, esq.
counsel for John J. Eckel, indicted for an alleged par
ticipatiOp, with Mrs. Cunningham, 10 the murder of
the late DIR. Harvey Burden rose and suggested that
some action should be taken by the prosecution in that
Gaze, Mrs. Cunningham, who had been accused and
tined as the principal actress in that crime hayrg been
acquitted by jury Of her cOuntrymen
Mr.. Eekel, since the acquittal OF Mrs. CUNNINGHAM
had been permitted 70 60 at large on his own recogn
until the Octoberterm but action having then
been taken thereon through nadvetence on the part
of the District Attorney, he hoped the prosecution
would nov move for nole prosequi.
Mr. Sedgwick said he had hoped that NJ. Hall
would be in Court to make the motion that he was
now about 10 make. He was al present engaged in
the Superior Court, or he would be here TO make a
statement of the reasons on which the stipulation was
founded a. the time he promised take dentve
action in October last. Nh. Hall had sent word,
however requesting him Mr.. = To ask his Honor 20
excuse him, and 10 carry ont the stipulation then made
on the ground that there was reason to put this
defendant ou trial for the crime with which he was
charged He would, therefore, move for a AOtIe
prostqui.
Mr.. Grsham-In assuming the responsibility that
rests upon Mr.. Eckel, speaking for Mr.. Stafford and
uyseE who have been his counsel from the time of
hs original arrest upon this charge, the Court will
md Ice me for few moments while j state the rea-
sons which t8vesfiueDced us 10 an scquiescence IN
tLe course DOW pursued on the part Of the Govern
Thns ate w a OLN S2d
on The part Of the prosecution one which originates
m and Il dictated by, ia sense of humanity and
;ustiee: although the Court will agree with me tina.
4 L bat one on real ssyee TO the .qtrre security Of