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Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-29
FASHION SALOON,

N. B.-A constant supply of all the above arti-
clcs kept at my old Stand, Main street, La Porte
Sierra county. D0CKERY &HAINS.
je5.t If
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IMPORTANT CAUTION.

g2%@ Beware of injurious Counterfeits and Imta-
tions buy this unless the Of T. Jones and
j. Webber on the top ofthe outside wrapper and
also blown in the glass.
When lovely woman stoops to folly, and finds her
hair turning grey, her Teeth dark yellow, with mel
ancholy, she wecps and sighs and signs for many a
day. The only hope her loss to cover, is LAFONT'S
famed SOAP TEETH ROOT to try, and with snow
white Teeth to meet her lover. And if her Hair is
coarse, grey dry-sky, soft, dark twill be made to
live by JONES CORAL HAIR RESTORATIVE. Let
her but try them she not repent, but find them more
than here represent
These fine articles sold for 25 and fifty cents at
every Drug Store in California.
Love loves to kiss the lip that apart unfirs
White glistenng, snowy teeth, like spoess pearls;
Such BREATH such teeth, as ever Love wonld suit,
Are made by Lafuuts Jamaica Soap Teeth Root.
And the worst hair soft, hue, and dark does live,
/ Touched by Jones' Coral Hair restorative
pure clear skin is given from which defects elop
When washed with Jones' Italian Chemical Soap.
And the price is only 25 and 80 cents for each.
Lalout's West India Soap Tooth Root whtens ant
poShes the Teeth purites the breath. and cleanses
the tongue, mouth, hardens the gums &c.
JONES ITALIAN SOAP makes discoored, eruptiv,
| skin fine and white, and is Gne Shaving Soap.
| JONES' CORAL HAIR RESTORATIVE forces th
hair to grow dark, stops its falling, dresses and beau
titles it. They are the most superb preparations made
and cne trial will delight any one who uses them.
Sold at the above price at every Drug Store in Cali
] ifornia. Agents PARK & WHITE,
y6-3m San Francisco.
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The DespOndant, Low Spirited-sDrunk-
nrd. or Liver Dispased.

Finds from its use that he is light spi tied his skin
becomes clear; his eyes too, because his Liver IS in
active the Bile Neutralized elected, and his blood
thinned aud Purified. II he has FOUL STOMACH,
this acts apCrient not otherwise Again, it i'm
mediacly relieves belchng, prevents an accumulation
of wind in the stomach. The STOMACH, the great
receiver Of disease and its cure ! will now enumer-
ate few of the diseases where have seen DR.. Web
bers lnvigoratng Cordial act most beautifully. GEN
eral Derangement of the System; Weakness from va
rious Causes, viz: Change of Climate Long Sickness,
the use of mercury or being otherwise overdoctored
from abuse Of Nature and her Laws, by Drunkenness
Commanding Debauchery, and other eXccsses, Trem-
bling, Fever and Ague Chill, Rheumatic, NeuralgiC
and other pains in the Body Limbs, Want Of Appe
tite, Sleep or Memory, Sour or Bilious Stomach, Tick
ling in the Ears, Tic DooreuX, etc, etc.
The reader is conscicntiously assured that this
ally extraordinary panacea is all it represented and
is not one Of the nosrums of the day. Let the ac-
ted try it, and they win feel thankful for having done
so. II is warranted to be uniniurious to the most
delicate constitution, or to either age to
tain no mercury or other mineral. 1t is put up very
highly concentrated in quart bottles, price 49, two
So by every respectable Wholesale or Retail
DRUGGIST.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-29
Personal.

INFORMATION WANTED OF FRANKLIN
Il WARD, commonly coiled "Boston Frank" When
last heard from he was near Marysvile Cal If tSjs
should meet his eye, he is requested to write TO Ills
brother Immediately. ANY one knowing of his where
ahous or any thing concerning him will confer great
favor by addressing line c. b. Ward Jersey Citv
N. J. Other papers please copy iy5Iw
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-11-01
- .---- NEW ORLEANS, JACK
Esss IA son AND GREAT NORTHERN
1859. Fall and Winter ArrangemenA, 1850.

Passenger trains leave the Depot Of the Company of
Calliope Magnolia thirty minutes past
o'clock in morning O'Clock in the evening and
arrive New Orleans thirty minutes six o'clock in the
morning o'clock in the evening daily Sundays
cluded.
Feghs received the Depot foot Of Caope
forwarded by the regular freight nins which from
New Orleans 10 Canton.
Freight received after o'clock NJ will forwarded by
the train of day. that Of the second day after its
cept the depot.
Al freight for transportation be distinctly
ked with initials of consEnee and place of destination
mud freight will be received unless consigned established
stations on the line of the road or its connections.
Blank railroad receipts for freight be obtained the
Company's Office Camp street. Messrs. Coson
strongs n, by those who wish them.
The Company responsible for the value Of all
shipped by the road which be lost by fire. from the
line until twelve hours
after notice consgnees its arrival the depot in this
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years
NJ twelve years half price all over twelve of
full fare.
Persons who reside the city and have residence esta
lishmen the road tickets in packages
Of twenty-five for their personal att reduced rate at the
office Camp
Through tickets to principal cities North and East be
obtained Ticket office of the Company adjoining the Tele
graph Office the ST. Charles io;el at The Depot
This Company all The Railroad Companies constituting
Line between New Orleans and New
York having made arrangements with the Albums Express
Company 10 run regular daily through Express between the
Railroad Company its account is discontinued and all
Express will be carried by the ADAMS Express Inform
alton can be obtained on this sube of j. j. MckEEVER Esq,
sc Camp street.
Agents the Railroad Company not permitted to receive
receipt for bunk specie ewey or other express mat
They will be received by the Adams Express 80 Camp ST.
BENTLEY d. HASELI.
Chief Engineer and Gcnl Supt,
T. S. WILLIAMS, ..
Of IF of TRANSFORMATION.
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PRIcEs:
THE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY WOULD

respectfully give notice that they have arranged
express issi,iss the NEW ORLEANS, JACKSON and
GREAT NORTHERN and connecting railroads. whereby
enabled THROUGH EXPRESS for the forwarding
of bank notes. specie ewey valuable packages baggage
merchandise fruit and all articles requiring despatch and
from all parts Of the North East and West.
Also, LOCAL EXPRESS and from New Orleans yfcks-
burg jackson and Canton and stations the New Or
leans jackson and Great Norern the Mississippi Central and
Southern (Mss) Railroads, by passenger trims
Messengers in charge Of Bank Notes. Gold and small pack
the Northern Eastern and Western cities daily through
by land route.
Until the completion Of the Mississippi Central Railroad
feghs for Memphis and the North will be dispatched Vcks-
burg by rail, thence By river 10 destination.
PARTICULAR ATTENTION given to the early forwarding
of Fruits and all articles of peshabe Freight for
places of the line Of The Roads should be plainly marked with
the of the station where it is intended 10 be left
Freight 10 be forwarded by Express will be- received the
office 96 Camp and the Passenger Depot Of
Calliope and Magnolia streets. S5. ssss
Articles be forwarded Express will be delivered without
extra charge.
For rates, ETC., inquire at the Office 60 Camp street
o3 I'm j. j. MckEEYER, Agent,
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CAT TIE N ARKET.

JEFFERSON CITY Oct. 81, 1859
Arrived $50 head Texas Cattle. A good demand
prevailed, and the market closes bare Of Hogs and
Sheep. The stock left on sale comprises IS Mich
Cows, so Western Beeyes, 20 Veal Cattle, and $50
Texas Cattle.
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One of the assistant female teachers in one of
the public schools undertook to chastise little
nrchin few days ago, and the little scamp raised
her garments and took refuge beneath her hoops
She was compelled to agree to n truce before the
impudent little chap would come out cincinnati
Commercial,
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A wretched being has had the temerty to ask
us the following question: g Suppose a sarcopha-
gus could speak, what note would it utter?'' g A
tomb's tone ~
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-11-01
g n. WILMOT,S PLANTERS, PATENTED
.. CORDW GOD CUTTER.

The exclusive patent rights Of the above have
by OF gentlemen the city of New tho
States Louisiana Mississippi Alabama Arkansas Tennessee
Florida, Texas and South Carolina All parties wishing pur
chase parish, county State rights of machinery
obtain the BY Supplying the undersigned who Is sole
agent for the above company.
F.W C. COOK,
No. IS Natchex street. New Orleans.
Refers to-Mesrs Martin Gordon, Jr, n. o. IN. Bri-
ger, Ascension La DR.. G. W Campbell Ibervie Cap
tain J. G. Landry n o. G. G. Bogert n. o.. c. y. Mre, St
James. unyS0 Iy
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WINES, WINES, etc
w 100 cRsks Mai2etti's Ale.
80 "A casks Burgundy Port.
80 4 Chamisso Pure Juice Pert
u Royal Company .
IA Old Imperial .
100 boxes Old Imperial 1895 .
u London Dock
is Royal Company Ororte .
104 South Side Madeira,
6O Robert Adams 1880 Madeira.
q 4 casks Cet;e
401a Harmony Nephews' sherry
"a "a Duff Gordon
5l4 r Il. Martins
40 boxes Pale .
II Topas
l5u cases Meet Chandons Green Seal Champagne.
5O Ocil de Perlrix :.
ICY baskets Sllery =.
175 st. Julien Clare -
80 >. +. Kleppers st. Julien Clare
u MnrgauX, lS4T-'4S-'5l Claret
g. :. Henkell & Co.'s Stcinwein.
10 Sparkling Mose.
b Hook.
80 Lesie's Bitters.
"A Oyer Wine.
In store and for sale by s. WOLFF.
sci Corner of Gravier and New Leyce SIS
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SUGAR.. Some 300 hhds. were disnosed ~ At
easier prices. The range for Fair to Fully Fair
being 63@7c. p fb.
HoLAssEs -. Prices declined about &C.. and
some 700 bbls. were sold at ss4@3sc. fer Prime
and Choice, some Inferior at "a, together With ss0
hf. bbls. at 44c. y gallon.
FLOUR. About 1000 bbls. were sold. ennbrae
ing 100 Fine at IS 90, 600 Extra on private terns.
I25 at 81 rs, and 100 at IS s74 also, by auction,
675 bbIs. damaged at "a 00@&4 624 for Eaperfne,
and IS 00t0$5 Is q Dbl. for Extra.
GRAIN. The sales of Corn amounted to 1890
sacks New, in lots, at u 10 D bushel. OF Oats
some 1900 sacks were sold, comprising 1880, in
several lots, at &c., and $50, in two lots at SIC.
u bushel. In Bran we noticed sales Of about 1900
sacks, Including SIC at 9Oc., 500, in two lots, at
92a 10Y at 81 90, and 256 at 81 05 q 100 MS.
HAY....W heard Of about 200 bales Western
sold, comprising 81 at s24 90, and 100 at SIS 90
y tun
PROVISIONS The sales of Pork are still con.
fined to the retail trade Mess generally selling at
| SIS 75@$l6 90 % Dbl. The stock at the Inspec-
ton Warehouse last evening amounted to Il, 132
bbs. Of all kinds. OF Beef there was nothing
doing. The stock at the Inspection Warehouse
last evening was only 474 bbls. OF BACON some
80 casks damaged Shoulders were sold by suction
at s49sac. U ID. In Lard nothing Of any import
| ance was done.
NAVAL STORES. In Spirits Of Turpentine We
noticed IS bbls. sold at 45c y gallon. Market
nearly bare of stock. Rosn selling in small lots
at previous rates.
COFFEE. so bags sold at 11lc. U b.
WHISKY 80. Rectifed was retailing at zoe. d
| gallon. Stock very light.
FREIGHrs. A ship was laid on for Liverpool at
9l6d for Cotton, and one taken for Havre at Itc.,
at which rates vessels on the berth are still filing
| nm,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-11-01
JACOBS, ART GALLERY, IS CAMP STREET

u New Orleans-E Jacobs ut his old post again.
The subscriber respectfully informs the patrons Of
this celebrated Daguerreoype Ambotype and Photograph Gal
ery established in 1872 he OF years.
the services Of Mr. T. JACOBS the original proprietor who has
returned from Europe with all the late in the
the Patrons therefore rely on being furnished with
portraits of the finest finish. ~
Miniatures all oil colors ivory other material
suit the and price Of ALL will be taken in
pnssbe style. Photographs from life from other pictures Of
public private buildings of machinery will be taken Of
any size required, either plain painted ~ t
The best artists in the United employed and all
work done will be guaranteed give satisfaction.
Instruction given in the art.
The Gallery is elegantly fitted with extensive collection
Of works of and and ladies and gentlemen
fully invited 10 visit it.
Frices moderate. Terms cash on delivery.
NJ FIN 7.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-11-01

T .ANDING Elk SHIP J. +. WALSH, from Bordeaux
IL no casks Caret, ordinary;
1000 cases ''
20 casks st. Enlion
100 cases Apricots, in juice
rs in brandy.
% Prunes,
20 bbs White Wine Vinegar;
100 packages Cognac. La laurie;
10 octaves Planet & Co, 1905;
10 F." I" {" 1875;
81 casks Cognac, Lecompte Co. For sale by
S. D. GRATIAA II CO,
olO % tustorhouse street,
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and Short Loans, October % 1859 693
Closely scrutinizing the above figures, the posi-
ton of our banks not SO strong and formidable
as last year. The immediate cash liabilities to be
represented in coin, were last year SIC, 1857.
This time they s29,o52,O33, with only $532, 1853
excess of coin, and a decrease in exchange ba-
lances, of 1856 ,0O4.
The following were the quotations of money and
paper on the 26th ult. Qast Wednesday, in New
York
pet. p annum.
Loans call, stock securities q
other good securities. g g Oh
Prime endorsed bills 6OGa90 days. 6
:. 4a6 months Observation-Disclosures. 61s6f
First-class single signatures ltag s7
Other good DIS gU
Ola
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BOARD OF DIRECTORS FOR Observation-Disclosures
smith President Bonlenie', Treasurer Henry Bier Score
Daniel Merritt, Sexton. Cemetery Comnittee-Iiapcr
Gilngham B pasjva and Henry Bier, Finance COMMITTEE
Caldwell Z. f Ihost, H. B Mamnsell, John Ray.
VAULTS IN " ODD FELLOWS REST . may be procured
by applyn: Messrs. D. FELT rErsoN, No 81
II aiLsrArH, U S Mint and the sccctary's Office odd
Fellows Hail. of Camp and Lafayette streets.
Price of Lois and vautsRcgular lots 10 feet square SEQ
ditto by feet s5 Vaults toube Stockholders Lodges
So ditto, all others, $50 SINGLE Stockholders Lodges
81 to others. $50
Vaults opened unless certificate of ownership
first obtained from the Secretary.
Information relative the purchase of Lots be had
application
HENRY BIER Secretary O. F. Rest.
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r UMBER-LUNIBER

100000 feet "a and Ia dressed Florida Yellow Pine
FLOORING, tongued aud dressed
$4,000 feet IA and Ia, wide dressed Florida Yellow Pine
FLOORING, tongued and grooved
100000 feet x dressed Florida Yellow Pine CELL
ING, tongued and grooved.
10000 feet n wide dressed Florida Yellow Pine CEILING,
tongued and grooyed.
200 feet lls narrow dressed Florida Yellow Pine FLOOR
ING, square edged
100, 900 feet dressed WEATHERBOADS.
90@ feet rough Yellow Pine LUMBER, consisting of inch
. Boards, Weaherboarts, Scantng ,Joists, etc.
too feet assorted Cypress Lumber, Laths and Shingles
Also
Snsies Doors, Blinds, Mnudings, etc, etc.
sers by SIMPSON 4 nORR
SEQ " New Easin
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FOREIGN PORTS,
KEY WEST AND HAVANA.

To sail on SUNDAY. Oct. 20 at o'clock A. NJ
Ere. SOUTHERN STEAMSTIJP COM
NMfkx1 panyFlorida Y. ). Nail Line-For Key West And
Havana, via Pensacola, ApalaehcoIa, St. Marks
Cedar Keys Bay ManatecThe superior
and copper fastened steamship Magnolia, J. s. Cowei
commander, will sail above, carrying the r. s. mails
freight having
for passengers, apply to L. G. HARRIS, 81 Camp st.
Freight Apalachicoa ST; Marks and Tampa Bay subject
TO gherage steamers expense but at the risk Of the
signees.
No freight received withost y order.
The days Of sailing hereafter will the Ah and Both from
o1l
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BRADy-SuAyNoS.-In Dansville, n T., Thursday,
june rs, by the Rev. Dr. Sosser. NJ AUGUSTUS BRADY,
Of Rochester N Y, 10 Mas LOUISA SHANNON Of tho for
MeT pace.
DEyNg- HURLEY In this city, on sabbath June %, by
:he Rev Pratt, Mr. JOSEPH BRolnEES DEvlSx to Miss
MAMMA 1ukiEY, of this city.
Richmond papers p ease copy.
JAYSoulnwos1B In this city, on Sunday, January 0,
1855 BY the Rev. d. tsrmcee, Mr.. GEORGE w. JAY to
hes ANGELINA soprHwcRIu, all o! New YORK.
kAzlssKI-r Koa.-On Sunday evening, June s, By the
Rev. ROBERT LOury at No 2I3 Fth street. Couns LOUIS
KzSsEI OF this ei,y, 10 MRS. AsEiA F. JOHNSON, only
cRug Of the late Samuel Prior Esq OF Oyster Bay,
LIVELY 9AhwELL AT Ea.oDton, Ga. on Tuesday, June
81, by the Rev. Caleb Key, GEORGE W. LIVELY, OF New
York, to Miss SUDAN W. GARwrL, Of the FOL mcr place.
NooNAS-DoNNEiLY On Monday, june n, by tue Rev.
A. j. Connolly, JsMiAH NooSAN, OF Ee, " MARGAREr A.
DONNEILY, OF New York.
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FknGhls weye light Inn t,pn. oa "a, M
lOv nsefs I.st, i,t,6 M ,s,.e eoma a. II
.uRus post compy osa abon, aoo bSls ros,,
Ia Ijvernn0 IN M I lo0 ~, a. o. IA 49,. ss.s. :.
les 20 scaloers az Ia 20 ana 100 balss Cotton :.
a 400 bbs p,rs vers ken hv s,assn.r
III Is "a and $50 do rosu bv sseaner NJ ~ p; 70
Lnn6op-t0O obls spirts weya ez,ysyed ~ x. v..ssI
taken up TO load with ghs ups a. we TO- uass,
1t SGT.
HAY.-The market was Armer while tho .sIos- am
brsced aueGt 9C0 bales Ut 500 a e5c
BOps -rbe hSmDess holders restricted ssIes- ne or
1903 qute< II lee kc ora was quiet and
(heipg bcld out Of the msrketj at &C. a 10
Iron OF 70 tons 3cosch Dig were mado At saa 20
u S23 IS, months
LINN -Further sales of some fe " hundred bbs Rock
iand WIRE made n 65c for common and ~ 70 far the
h gher Qusnty.
koIAssEs Sales Of rs bbls Cuba r,uscoyrdo vero
mace Al soc. ana 50 bids de- NJ &c
NAVAL SroAxs Sales Of SEQ bbIs yrlri,s turpsu.ias
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,cresse s66,74e l,432,sss 66 o6s

Decrease s5b,746 49, $50 6b Cos 1,g34 SCI
The docreasc Of specie perhaps less than gene
rally expected considering the heavy payments into tho
Treasury and the large export With the large arr
vas from California yesterday the average is rising one,
and present appearances it is fair to expect toat
next week the will again exceed twenty ihrea mil
lions The decline in loans is lees than expected,
which probably due TO toe temporary advances made
by severs OF the bsnka tho Treasury notes. By
week may expected that most Of these viii have
found q resting place. If this proves SO, ii may
be hoped That the banks will continue the
contraction which they began q month ago
Bank managers may rely upon it that the times gail Tor
extreme caution, and that 1T will be better for them and
for the community at large TO meet The usual fan strin
sency WITH lets rather than than $40 600 600 Of ds
The Custom House Of the trade OF rho
Tor. show tst the Importing holsss buying ore,gc
gcoes wa ihes usuai reSkiessloss eyen Ergo oc.,oa
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| !. ul ci msr. ~ ns.hsr ala rsstys ~, :,
i. re- st Is. s,arus. o.. s.assA'tsa ey ms
"n-p zoe bal .bs Wa. i, pea tor sas
eo. II III" ''.ae %, = " -sscsss :, g.. !. :.
TO-, ",esox 1s ,ss ~. riss L s,d :,
%: ss s r.s "a h Of ~ sss
,s BE- shsus o. he eses.,,e -, as T ri
,'T% " Si 10 to- s S a.. ia
e. ',a.a Be .:sn f,s ess pss : "a siss
rn,s,ng 10 "'lsr sooo s,p,ce tsr SEQ
sss Of 70 s,s .saS, aa.rpsasd :, m.s o.
~, ~ g., 10, 's sn,s .;.. i,,, .
an oc.r deats ~ we'd ss an ~ sp sy Ign "SsSS
H.. oser W. .~fuy t. or "'s even ao' %s.
~ s - ms ssy ;or .a.S Ssa, Fl lie pas
an M ' % 10 ssss hou. ,hs eaoaG 70
aa 4 70 20 ass. ..s se sas
20 be WIT "nio~ so oaS ns Asu W
suiecU csass ip H. - ~ '1a. Sses ma oss"
ua not sni.y :! ts lo Of oema.Sdas the
,e, he must uecssss,y ana n%sr,s n 90 ne s s ~
or rsn Sas ~. oa .y e. ,S.sa a'
~ sss scess n. w'.rn ehArx-s ware duly preferred
' f., sSs S stSI. &
Of ,s q ss S.s no. .ualsni ana hA, ordo,
10 ~ :. ,or ssn osse vas nuiy yet r ms
~ - ~. - snu INV. Itxusr TA AN
ne sh., A. 80, ae '" "no 'ao run OF ne aver
tom n, nyof ~, ~. .u1'S e,ns ~ yes no aegA
ths The 4, ~ 10 nos u.S9 20 W ny
IL sa,isn n, ecs,ns @ nainea on enSe sioe py zoe
stor -, ..r r0, ~ ~ tiuiIposoo
sp,, "a ~. - ". Vi ns pfhoa Ysnts
~ =, No, ~ ~ .ars .ps ~nco
is,hncl con we =, ~ az ~ A,y
~ a hnu ~ wns. conceive 70 %
~ form ssv cn,r , suvo, saoinx mere qussu1as
cs ~. cisc,. s.S ~ ~. a., ~ ooause " 700 nW
,,o, ,ha ~ no anu =. wu,ou .io c,asu
Xnrx ne,cr, haal a. ~. hs, os w row
he Office nv ,hst 80. s VI We 'ugee t.
force MA ,rsS,on ni ~ ncs. .nc 90 W 1 ou 'ce
vs,cI ,,csyIoS hs -. 0a,uo wisoao uo pro
sit.r cyes,.n 10 ~ 80. Is oinuIs may oe nsre
H. proje O, ynrnintes - % eaec1o ny
other os nv ne ctsts inssaT ~ ,hs Ir.s ="
her les,sls,,v. or sracuv - on, ia, q. =, 49,, ~ ~
fnree Tbs acl .ss nj one sna the ums 's,s e
tat tsey should be aopoined 10 Inc nsw,. cea.a.,
fire If by tbs et s,e and Asssmbiy And ,inl
ept g dat direction US sppontneat a,
d.ced 10 of The whole fsrce uuter toe
keDrri desc ip OF tho police IA the cy h.p
IL ous nstes 40 OF Appeal designation Of each individual
Al ~ name whress By 'be subsequent ton made
seet serWafa ~ ths VIC juhe csss, by another
W. sane OF The former Judges o<vng
Fope ou, snd icnr naners been seectet" In t1eis
pa.se Was n~io tust he ON OF pstrouon under the
oc go tr ms ne 90 force Wan concerned oc-
aao az lo' require new appointment or new DATA o.
panct ID o.aer rds 10 use hs language OF ut e
YES 10 'e ms mere 'ontinu,nce m ON e" Ia A.
- Ie,ore me snopaon OF hs consaullon and pp
~ - a. ., a. oy ooscuhent Toe omcers dess
Ia ~ ~ ~ 70 a nc same ouues Az oe ore aud =,
how us the rean,nre nd 40 nowsr - ri. ~. ate
ono ntm nj to an ex,s,,nc ,fcs nc % -, nc %
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The stephens Wife PossooiDg Case.
SUPREME COURT-0ENERAL TERM.
Before Hon. Judges Roosevelt (P. ~, Irgrahau al

oUfhENE COURT-GENERAL TERN.
Before Hon. Judges Roosevelt (P. J), Irgraham and
Davies
JUNE S7--Zn the XaAsr If james Slehens District
Attorney, pursuant to notice served Mr.. Ashmead
novea to amend the record which will he submitted to
the Court Of Appeals The District Attorney said that tn
counsel for the defendants had inserted
sops in arrest Of judgment that did not appear that the
prisoner was in court all the time and at the rebellion Of
the verdict There also affidavit of Mr. Gushing
which not permitted 10 be read at the argument
the General Term and which the District Attorney claimed
could be inserted in the book Tho District At
torney asked for cert to be signed by Judge Ro0se
veit certify log that the prisoner court Mr.. Asn
mead cnHended thst this could DOT be DONE the
already in ae Court OF Appeals and beyond the urs
dcton Of this court Objection overru:ed aud the
tcate granted The matter Of the affidavit ayed.
The appeal 10 this case will be argued at the Court Of
ApteaIB at Albany on 10 morrow (Weduesday) by Mr..
Ashnead for the prisoner aud the District Attorney, As
sis,ept District Attorney and Mr. Schaeer in opposition
Mr. Ashnead will also argue the Of Shepherd, who
convicted Of the rst degree his wife having
pcrisbed in the burning. Mr.. A. was assigned BY the
Court,