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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-07-15
FIFTY CENTS IN ADVANCE.
VOLUME 26, NO "a.
Fpm the Atlantic Moaihl,.

But confound the inake.believe women We
have turned loose in our streets where do
they come from9 Not out OF our Boston
rarlor, trust. Why there ISN'T boast or
bird that would drag its tail through tho
dirt in the way these creatures do their dres-
ses. Because queen or q duchess wears
long robes on great occa.ion', q maid of-all
work or factory girl thinks she must make
herself a nuisance by trailing through the
street. picking up and carrying about with
her-pah that's what call getting vuigu-
Isriiy into your bones and marrow. Max.
ing belieye be what you are no, 10 the e.
senoe vulgarty. Show over dirt 10 ono
attribute Of vulgar people. If any man
can walk behind one OF thess women and
see what she rkes up as she goes and not
ierl 'queami'h, b. has got tough stomach.
! wrnlln le, one Of 'em into my room
withou. serving 'em as David served Saul
at the cave in the wilderness-cut OF bis
skirts. Sir cut % his skirts
Don't tell me tha, true lady ever scri.
Gee. tho duty Of keeping all about her sweet
and clean To the wish OF makins . vulgar
show. | won't believe 1t ofa lady. There
are some things tha, no fashion has right
10 touch, and cleanliness is one Of these
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Ihos. T.. Saggs. T. l.. Pinsoh John II
McClanahnn. \ NJ SaddIcr, j p peles-
pine Charles Blu scy, A. j. Rawlings,
JOS. +. Griggs. Thus NJ Taylor Cyrus
Helm Bradford Davis, Lem Gregory.
WA II Tucker JAS. y. league, g. Is.
Campbell. J. 7 Epplngcr
On motion Of John II McClanahan,
Esq,
Resoi,oi, Tina, the Trinity Advocate
Eusk Enquirer Henderson Beacon, Mar
shall Republican, Qnitmau Herald. and
Crockett Argus hc requested To- publish
the proceedings of this meeting
WIN IT, TICkE R. Chairman
.. ! hrrlNefR .Seerciavie.
q. u. CaurBFli.
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Latest Intelligence.

Qrrnso. May 3D.t'he mail steamship Hun
...rian has arrived at this port from Liverpool
Her alvices are 10 the afternoon Of the 18th
instant. and include ious days later political and
thr'e days later interesting commercial iniolli.
T. sec than wc had By the Asia; and al adj.
vance IN bread.ails and a firm provision market
Extensive preparations ior tn prosecution OF
the war in Italy, AMI the probability that an
Europe will soon become involved IN the s,rug.
gle.
Adsiccs from Italy announce that the French
Qetliterranean fleet. the vanguard Of The Adr,al-
&c expedition, had appeared before Venice.
The FFcnrh hsd captgrel four Austrian steam.
er. l.. the Mediterranean.
Late despatche. from Trieste stale that The
Austrian Lloyd had drawn on their steamers 10
Corfu, Athens, toustautuople and Alexandria.
The entire navigation Of the Adria'ic by mtr-
chanimen was suspended anil this would .uon
be the same with the whole Mediterranean.
Tue fleet in The Adraic has boarded tn In
sish steamer Douto on the coast Of Turkey.
Large bodies Of Austrian troops arr coueon-
rating around Ncrccli aad throwing Up dvian
sive works, rs if to make permanent stand al
that point aui await an attack from the allied
army but the movement Of the Ausltans are
50 irregular as 10 leave every or in,lnub'.
An angry correspondence had taken place be-
tween England .spi France bcrnu-a ui tic %.
m'r permitting Austrian vessels 10 take shelter
an lcr the British guns and lnris at Malta, bile
France asks no such avors.
England ha- refused TO arknow ige the now
governor Of Tuscany appointed bS the King of
-,rlinia, or thc gew provincial government at
Florence
II wa. Garei tina, thi- womb give rse to nov
implications by which England wopld be
drawn into the war AdYiees from M paus OF
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N,rrsr T. rnr GRgr ruysitisN. lHs Is now
admitted h, the medical profession. as iNdftr ~
he hmm ,u g, ,nnnx that NacleHtr anything wong
Ia Inc ph,sie.l .ystem the nataial i"fs. 81 - b'dN
ire brought to hctf ia expo the di''Ase. pr -teii
aim therefore l. t. ~irengthea the h1tu'h l'N'i-
mi. has h,.n kent In view hr the ~Sllhi compound
49,, Of Dr. J upSrrfffKS BlfFEil~, which onf'
,te 10 give fresh vitality q a'I he urstat ~ ", '+Ff
rlr eject VI this medicine Hp9n TIE stsoii u II Htpi
md the kidneys, are prompt and derlslf'' /" ~
,t, Vim l. MA. enough 10 quit dragging tnd trv fha
t,trfsg. snon feels ~ u he hnd Eken hf~ leaN' :"
life aud A. Ne eoDtinncs the use az tn atffn he %
averioysl 10 ind the stffuas u heaith notf = &
hl,orn Ia. ,,puled CIV H. j. ho.,c ttef Celebrated
Hitter. iriai. Spl1 ht .
~, SANDERS A STARS, Marshall, rcSas
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LOUIS HACkI.s.

MERCHANT TAILOR.
snop NEAR SOUTHWEST CORNER or THE
rrBlre sgt lRE. MAnShALi. TEXAS
RESPECTFULLY informs tho citizens Of
IL Marshall aud vicinity that BE has rcrina-
n,n,ly eca,al in the place, an, i prepared to
cx,,,, nh o,....rs entrusted to his care n style
unsur,a.s,. BY any establishment tbs side OF
New Orleans.
lle win lecp on hand everything 'hsi Y nsa
ally tousl in a Merchant Iaiars establishment.
% that thcse who wish, can select choice roess'
and have them made 10 order. Ills supp''~'
have no, reached here. but will he Oh hsnd 10 =
fee davs,
Nsrsball, May y lasasno ,''sf
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PLANTATION GOODS.
Notice OF I'tuai settlement.


rrATF NT TiNN.- 0HHTl ~ TNf'I7Nl
NOTICE Is hereby given tGpl VIM. payoo-
\ port, Administrator If the estate Of l homas
Murphy has hloi IN my ollep hi. accounts and
vouchers for dual settlement with said cs'ate,
which accounts ani vouchers will Dr. opened for
examination, consideration, and allowance at the
next regular term OF the County Court Of said
county pertaining to The estates of deceased per.
sons IN the town OF Marshall. oa the last Mon.
,lay Ia June, 1852 whtu ASH whore VII persons
Interested may appear anl contest them u they
81, proper. T. G. BEAXLEY CLERK.
jan 3, l~ip 3~-lt.
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WAR N MEXICO
Peace Desraired u IN Eursps.
"a CT(iN AhHA NCHNG


WE are receiving aaelbcf Lasos Stosk -
w Spring and Summer Geesls, ~ ~Ii ~
tcudcr oar sincere thanks to generous pshise.
and pafsclla4, 10 our cid trisrdA and csseoeRers
vho have stood by us 10 these May years
We VII fdli,ssr add that We lave advertised
s4s z sly gil ,isssgaliy. aud lave rspes;rd sAc
OBJ ia's IS geu. hat Il hos becou1e stale, and
unw irT laat il las ceased iEtgsest But IN orstas
90 Oh Il sgaee IN tic paper aud give the printer
clnhc. SIN lenalk. t,.8t We Lave tccn 18th yos
f9F aaafy haecn ssar and now Offer cur pas'
coa'Hft 20 Indication u eur future course r.
ll-.li We think oar interest and ,ouls .
malua ole fyou sim think Us worthy Of COO
al-a-a sAafibc most happy TO serve yos.
ei.iux son al the advantages 81 our pai ~.
pefeues IN hayiag and selling good Goods. spd
Cheap posds ., sash psssss rs 10th yoa snd ~
on 70 HgArhf believing that Cur present
~.1ra hc1 complete sill iss AnrpAss my ths,
wa Aage cyoi b,oagA; os' bet. " orasssny, qua
hts and cheapuoss and would go.. respectfully
SAB yQ'r attention TO oag stock OF
Ladies Dress Goods,
asis,is % tie iaias, -tslsz % every ,,.scr,r
ti3a ct Ladies Dre,~ ,.ood-, that Ne could 'isd
b NV log. and Philadelphia. for spring md
oamBlei "c4f. i.osi the esoNa Of the head 70 u
.pte d Tie ksa,.
Also %. you .a,tlcnon. rom q regular swe
story moe -kin, 500 cotiun ~ otter. down 10 The
sep finest Ihilaaeiphia made caitsxsn boot ~
o9w up IL the most approved style.
We are p.eps.ed " accommodate aii--hise
sud los r.cA auJ psur Old nua young. gnlls atA
bhey- hst AID SOW swhi'e and black. with
tse4y aslicle usually found IN retail Stores css-
: le II arge .!.is.
W. Bari l goei.. sra geot-, embroidered
gaa,l ii.i 4brps and hsai. bats Cap irnnets
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WILLIAM SHIELDS 4 CO.,

MOULD sav 10 the Planters generally Tat
W they are ulw aaarhci-rinv Coffou Gins
Of an improved pattern, wL.eh for 'ighincs Of
dran speed or ginning aud excellence u sample.
are uuiufpa sed by any Gins made. either
North OF South. The Journals Of the cyliudeFs
run in water boNei lined with Bahlitis metal
thereby doing away aiih friction almost entire
ly. The brush .hat IS j.,sbd up TO head Of
brush -1 a. 70 prrye.i cotton Winding around
frequently causing tie Gin 10 iase Gre.
We also sa an'hsigrl Corn Mills lof any siSc
and quality which have repeatedly been pro-
no1neel 10 be the best lior.4 Mds ia usa--
They are al gcaroa 10 be run without crossing
the band aud are bolted down 30 flers can Boz
no giving way, as b s0r''Iass the case uiA
those That ar ouls We,ge .Jstene8
Our Factory Is located al M'ain. Claiborne
Parish. Ia Mhefe we have ample isriIitss Tor
making ifcn two 10 three hundred sf4nds pr
annnm sud %. many mills Should planter d.
sire % try our G.n for ihsy ave II warranted
they can address a. OF The aontc ne1tiomf1
place where tleir orders sill always wge.et
s'ict attention
Weare Southern mcn and go ia 10 homa
Manufactures
We ould r3.r those unaeqminiei with OFT
6.as 90 ihe eent lssn named srioa
J VI Taylor, 1t ac!e Joe, Ma.sha.., Iesa5.
laJge Joseph Nilsson.
p II jam
r,v ". y. hir.
r. Horny War
Lula Langley, Glade splnr.
Nsi w. \. Id.,e.
col. John NJ Joa.s Jefferson, Ca. 60, le..ss.
". Il tgeomau Liq,
s T. Nu,e.e. i-q
Hou j y. ll.aaef.o1, Cass Go. Texas
Co.. " lr NJ htmher.
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Ja1rI. M. wARDwELL,
LAW CARD.

ACHfITRtE & DAVIS, 41arHfg' q
~ Lar. Marshall. Texas. will practice p The
District Courts of Harrison. Pamela, 'sss Wood
n,hur. Rnsk and Smiih Counties, aud IL Tie
supreme and FEEDER i Courts At Tyler
NV 20 lshN.if
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% Il ID \ y j II CD X.
..rt,Es-ur, Tr q. r. nYut,)
DEALERS N STAPLE
FANCY DRY GOODS,
iiurdw are. Fine Cutlery. Hosiery,
fncens~ Boots. shoes
aud Hats.


Ni0lf " fN SIN ~ Nt' b'if so if't
MARSHALL. TtAl~
Uay>G bought op' tc cairy ~iork Of Dry
Goods Hardware QHcH'sar Boots, Shoes
lIo.ief,. Hat and Variety Dpod- iurmT'y t,lt
hv Il T. Hy3o, We will continue ,Ae ltanes- if
the same house, and VIII iry To mainiair Che high
character and standing iog integrity. uniformity
II prizes and quality Of goods which has AWAY
characterized this establishment The general
fa,rra- and mod iaiae irsiue~- NH not hc
at al changed om stock now on baud Is
mostly this SPRING. purchase and Tor ifeshue''
and variety cannot be surpassed by any within
reach II this market
We hone by cog u,lmcr of doing business.
the good gaali,y Of oas Stock ani the assoft-
meni which Nc viii cnleagor always 20 keep "a
hand to merit a liberal share Of patronage.
FORD 4 llDkR
May 90 $50 ~ao 90 o.
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WANTED 10 lilNE.

NEGRO WOMAN, who can cook, wash
\ and iron. Apply 20
x KNIGHT.
o. 70 Calvin Locke, at the Sash Factory
Nav 90 lsa9-A.
FINE Ia 81 Ladies Embroidered and Mar
\ s.llles skirts. Just re,eive,i anil for sale by
j y. COLEMAN 3 CO.
Marshall. April -. 1850.
4 BEAUTIFUL la' u Aonue' TRIMMINGS,
\ snch a. Rihbog,s. Tabs. aad F.onsh aud
A mcricap Artificial Flowers. ing sale IT
j. y COLEMAN : CO.
Apt %. 1859
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Sion az fhe "a sgaa Worth sd q the Pub
Sqsstr sl4 IS 80 D., happ, to ssx ~ sbo
nav -aii a1 htt
Apsil s. l-t9. in3U ltu
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MARSHALL UNIVERSITY.
\ iassaeai. Mathematical. ~sieH-
,..ic, ard Military College ior
iotins men AID Boys.

and ffoa ssvf 10 Mathematics. iae Solid SEA
ence- and Instructor Of Military ts,iics.
RUFUS NAM 4. z. proissos q tie
Anc.e' LaaUl ga History aud tusish Ii
elgt.e
- Professor " spans b
fpuch. ltslian aad 1araae Language ard
adjunct Professor Of Gre.k and Latin
", D GILLESPIE Teacher u primary
department ail I4.'rsel0r Va Fcamanssip.
nm spring session eiH or-u oa MONDAY
!: tie 2ist February. and close ihl scyoai
We.k ia jul9 Ills bhas 10 the department #
Modem Language via Pc f'led by lhe Eame q
Ha sb4 aiid experienced lncnar
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FOREST MAIL STAGE LINE.


FROM MARSHALL 20 JEFFERSON DANGER
Umn MOUNT PLEASANT AND ciARks'
EuIE
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SKINNER CLOTHING.

Came ard examine for yourseh he Is sass,
,,n,, h. en- nleaxe voa ali THE Goods are al
Nep Az. rsvsh and paschasc,. '7'A the great.
css care.
Narshsn Arili IS is@
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-08-23

T IGHT PRESSED TOBACCO.
- Harriss Peoples Favorte.
g Wighcocomico.
Sc Belle Creole.
g Sultana &c, &c, sc.
Jas Thomas, IRIS Malta po-ni Honey Neon, &c, &c
GoodSin's Pride of the Old Dominion.
Harris sPicer Harris E E; BaTnp
And all other desirable Louisa county Tobacco sale by
WARWICK, FIICK & BALL,
Jel4-u 60 South street.
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J. W. CHILDS,
Holm GAYNnP
4ru G0nos.
INSTITUTE,

HOUSE, INSTITUTE,
H CHURCH, HOTEL AND VESSEL
FURNISHING DRY GOODS, CARPETINGS, &C.
Best Velvet Brussels Ply and Ingram Carpetings oil
Cloths and Mattngs (al wdths Of best quality An kinds
Bed Linens and COttons ade Sheets Comforts and Spreads
Blankets Table Linens, Toweings, Curtain and Awning
Goods with many other House Furnishing Goods popu-
Lar and made, if desired the shortest
ROYSTON BROS,
j1l-tf 81 Baltimore street
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BY ADRFON & co,

d. TRUSTEES SALE.
#,,. BY VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF THE CIRCUIT
-has COURT FOR BALTIMORE CITY, the subscriber will
offer for sale at public auction ut the Exchange Saesroom
Gay street. in Baltimore city, WEDNESDAY, the I4h
day of September next, at O'Clock T. NJ,
ALL THAT LOT OF GROUND, being about three acres
the precise quantity of which will be known on the ay
Of sale, and which situated Gmor Mount streets
GmOr street snow being paved The lots
side OF this street will run back for the distance of 56 feet 10
of Mount street will back for the same distance as
above.
This property will be first offered altogether II a salts
factory price is not obtained it will then be offered in
lots.
Plat of the property may be seen at the Office of the sub
scrber No 6 St Paul street, and Mrs H G. Armstrong;
the old Windsor Mill road
Terms Of saleOne third in cash. third in and the
balance in months from day Of sale credit payments to
bear interest from the day Of SALE and be the
purchaser by notes with endoer approved oby sub
scriber. G.. l. DULANEY,
,th&ds Trustee
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a. a. A BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY RESI-.

o. A BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY RESI-
EEiiil DENCE, NEAR THE NORTHERN CENTRAL. aeSas
-AzlRAlLROAD.-I will sell WEDNESDAY. "S@@
august 81 at O'clock the Exchange Sales Room Second
street, the Post Office:
THAT VERY BEA UTIEUL COUNTRY RESIDENCE at
Prceye Baltimore county, l7 miles from the city, II
es west OF the Iork turnpike, and two miles from Sparks
switch on the Northern Central Railroad containing
acres and twenty three perchts of superior land
The ements consist Of large and convenient new
FRAME HOUSE containing "A all of which pri
vate together with the necessary buildings, which
are new also Wood Shed, under which is well and
pump Of fine
The location healthy and the neigborhood pleasant,
ana convenient to church, school, mills, stores &c IL
would be desirable location for country residence for
physician or Summer Boarding House, &c
PERSONS wishing the place viii the morning
tan ana get out at Sparks Swch-can return at Ills A.
@ or at clock, T. NJ Tickets be had to Sparks for
$5D quarter giving the privilege of the trains
tty tickets discount of 335 per deduct
e round trip tickets can be had at the discount
interest and security &c
Address ELIAS C. PRICE, NJ. D., Phopolis, Baltimore
county, or the Auctioneer.
SAML H. COVER, Auctioneer,
al9-eoGds No - Baltimore Street
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. CANNON " MAl IibN >, IL
By SAMUEL ii. GOVEA
TRUSTEES SALE

-4asi%DW ELLlNG No. 2S7 WEST FAYETTE STREET
The undersigned, Trustee, will offer for sale by auction,
the public sales room No 10 South Gay streeton MONDAY
the 9th day Of September, 1859, at o'clock, p NJ:
ALL THAT LOT OF GROUND fronting % feet the north
side of fayette street, distant westerly Pine
street. and running back for depth Vine
Improved by a large BRICK DWELLING HOUSE, with
double Back Building being the h house Of Pine
street, now in the occupation OF Geo r. Cnnamond Esq
The improvements are Ofthe most substantial kind.
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IMPORTANT NOTICE
Il Positively closing entire stock Of SUMMER
GOODS at Rs rshng low prices in order to make and
change the sor before the ensuing Il is unneces
mentiCn prices all articles will sold uniform
low rates Call and cenyinc yourself From the nth of
July to the 9th Of September the will he closed every
evening O'Clock precisely Monday and Saturday nights
excepted. HERMANN POLLACK,
je29-tf North Cav street
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AMblft Sales.
By LENNON & BROGDEN
DTTOTT A A

BUCHANANS WHARF
IN THIS DAY, 23d instant, at IL o'clock,
the auction stores Buchanans wharf, the cargo Of
brig K. X. Kirkland, consisting of
Ok HHDS. P X. SUGAR
II DO. DO.
% DO. DO.
Ok CASKS P. R. MOLASSES
200 BAGS RIO COFFEE f Slightly damaged.
: HLF. PIPES COGNAC BRANDY-in bond.
alSts LENNON & RRnGnEN Ancf,ra,
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81 CANNON 3. rIATTuEyvs


c. FOR SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION
HAi VALUABLE FEE SIMPLE PROPERTY, No. I3l, ON
ss%asas The WEST SIDE OF EXETER STREET, NEAR
Gay oyo SIRfiEET-The UNDERSIGNED Attorney for the
DAY of August 1859, at 4 o'clock P NJ:
"a, III THAT LOT OF GROUND situate in Baltimore city
@ .nescIiOed as follows: ginning for the the
e side OF Exeter street the distance of 46
d S inca tery from the Of the sOuheasenmost
sue Oh uy street, and the southwestern size of Exeter
stee ana running thence souheastery bounding on the
side of Exeter "a 3inches,
taen ahyesery parallel with Gay S. feet then
and then northeastery parallel with Cay 80 feet to tho
place Of beginning.
The Improvements the above Lot consist Of webuilt
large and handsome thrtestory BRICK DWELLING with
twostory brick back building possessing all the modern
improvements of water and and renting for five hun
dred dollars year Taxes paid up to day of sale
Iermsalf cash, balance and II months with interest
THOS. NJ. LANAHAN,
Attorney for the owner
a22ts CANNON & MATTHEW'S Auctioneers.
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TRUSTEES SALE
~ - 4,

HA,,s OF VALUABl real. ESTATE IN
AzsaAr HOWARD COUNTY.
decree of the Unite Circuit
for the District Of aryland, in equity the undersigned
trustee viii offer at public SALE the EN- es, WED
NESDAY MORNING, the 3lst day of Au gust II o'clock
ALI. THAT TRACT OF LAND situated n Howard county
Maryland, known "Gwynn's Purchase containing 1851
acres, more or less.
The property is located upon the county road about half
mile from the Marrottsve Station, the line OF the Bal
tmOre and Ohio Railroad adjoining the farm of MIR Jacob
Reese and the same that described in deed from Pax
Johnson dated 10th March, 1857, and record
ed among tn land records ofHOwdrd county, in iber W H
W, No 49, folio l27.
The land is covered with rich limestone soil has an abun
dance of timber unusually well watered and is improved
by substantial FARM HOUSE, with the usual Outbuild
ings.
The terms of sale, prescribed by the Decree areOne
third of the purchase cash the sale the
balance to be paid in equal nsalments in twelve and
eighteen months, bear interest the day
to be secured by the bonds Of the purchaser
dorsed to the satisfaction Of the trustee
CHAS. f. PHELPS, Trustee,
al7-ts No Law Buildings.
Worcester daily spy., 1859-04-14

The New COURT BILL.-We copy from the
journal the following analysis of the principal
points of the act establishing the new Superior
Court of Suffolk and the Court of Common
Pleas
l. The Superior Court of Suffolk and the
Court of Common Pleas are abolished, with
their eleven Judges, and ten Judges of the Su-
perior Court are substituted.
z. The Superior Court is to have exclusive
jurisdiction of civil suits involving a claim of
$4,000 in Suffolk and $1,000 in other counties
The present limits are $1,000 and $780, This
greatly reduces the jury trials in the Supreme
Court. Beyond this, the jurisdiction is to be
concurrent
8. Appeals in Insolvency within the same
limits are to be heard in the Superior Court.
4. The exclusive jurisdiction which the Su-
preme Court now have over real actions, and
cases involving rights in real estate, is removed
B. The Superior Court is to have jurisdiction
of all criminal cases. Capital cases and crimes
punished by Imprisonment for life only are to
be tried by three Judges.
d. Exceptions on law points are to be pre-.
sented within three days, and allowed or disal-
lowed within five days, and shall be transferred
to the law term of the Supreme Court within
fifteen days after the adjournment of the
Court where the cause is pending. Any such
question shall be in order for argument within
five days after it is entered at the law term.
This will save the long delays that arise
from waiting for the law terms, which are now
held at long intervals.
7. In such cases the action is not removed
to the Supreme Court, but only the question.
This saves delay and expense.
8. A law term for the State is to be held at
Boston on the first Wednesday of January,
and continued to such time and place as the
Court shall fix.
This is intended to be a nearly perpetual
law term, sitting constantly for prompt dis
patch. All criminal exceptions from all coun-
ties are to be heard here; all questions in civil
cases, except from the four Western counties
and from Worcester, and law questions from
civil courts in these five counties may be heard
at this term by consent, or in cases where in.
Justice would result from delay.
9. The Supreme Court is to hold a jury
term in each county (except Dukes) once in
each year. 1t is still to be the sole court foI
equity cases, and to have jurisdictions of ap
peals in Probate cases. The judge is to hear
the equity cases.
10. The decision of the Supreme Court in
matters OF law on exceptions to be announced
by rescript sent to the court where the excep
ton was taken, containing brief statement
of the grounds of decision. And such rescript
is to be reported, unless within sixty days Q
fuller opinion is furnished.
ii. One Judge of the Supreme Court is tc
be designated from time to time to hear equity
cases at all convenient times
IL. A Clerk Of the Supreme Court for the
State is to be appointed, in addition to the
present Clerks
ID. The salaries of the Superior Cour
Judges are to be $780, with SO, 700 for the
Chief Justice
Worcester daily spy., 1859-04-14

PORTRAIT OF GIDDINGs.-We have already
noticed the fact that Mr.. Clafin, in Brinley
Row, took fine photograph of Hon. J. r.
Giddings, while recently in town. But we
cannot resist the impulse, on receiving a copy
thereof of again calling public attention to the
fact, that, for a comparatively trihing amount,
copies may be had of Mr.. Claf1in, which, con-
sidered merely as work of art, would be
worth more than the cost, but which, no
American who can afford it should be without,
as faithfully representing one of the ablest,
wisest, and best of American statesmen--a
man without guile, and one, who, when pres
ent party prejudices shall have passed away,
will be universally regarded as having few
equals and no superiors among the public men
of the day, in all that constitutes true great
ness in political and social life.