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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-01-28

STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.
Sumption Comfy.
Sessions,
John Page, November Term 1858
ATTACHMENT.
APPEARING to the satisfaction of the Court hatthe
defendant John Page is nonresident of the State, or
conceas himself that the ordinary process of the law
not be served upon him. is therefore ordered by the
Court that publication be made in the Wilmington Journal
for six weeks notifying said defendant to appear the next
term of this Court to be held for the County Sampson
at the Court House in Clinton the Sd Monday in Febru
AIRY next and plead answer, demEr, Judgment final
by default will be taken against him. and the property levied
upon will be sold to satisfy plaintiffs debt and cost.
j. r. BEAMAN, Clerk
Jan. 14th, 1859. Tpr adv IS 62.1 2O-6t
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WILLIAM j. PRICE

INSPECTOR OF NAVAL STORES,
i WILMINGTON, N. G.
Socis the patronage of his country friends and all 9th
ers engaged in the Turpentine business.
R8-Offce opposite No. Al, North Water Street.
Nov. 24th 1858. 68-1y-w.
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Horrible Death-A Man Rots from Dirt.

The Albany Standard announces the death on ca
nal boat in that city, of a named inc Smith, un
der the following circumstances
He was sick and though woman representing her,
self as his wife, board yet when the physicians
examined him. they found that be suffering from an
attack supernduced by dirt and filth and that his body
was then in putrid state from neglect and the want of
care The physicians Immediately made application to
the Overseer of the Poor for his removal to the Aims
House Hospital This was on Wednesday. The per-
nit was granted, but on undertaking to remove him
they had to desst fearing that the would dropapart
in their hands He was therefore allowed to remain
there, and Wednesday night about O'Clock the un-
If ever beheid
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SEQ TO 1000 BALES OF COTTON PER ANN

SEQ TO 1000 BALES OF COTTON PER ANNUm.
II AM STILL MANUFACTURING AT THE ROCKY MT.
MILLS Edgecombe county, N 300 to 1000 Bales Cot
ton per annum and will deliver any of Railroad de-
potts. feights to punctual customers, months
tme discount Of q per cent for cash. COTTON YARN,
SEINE TWINE, PL0W. LINES, &c.
Orders addressed to WILLIAM s. BATTLE, Rocky Mt,
Edgecombe county, N. c., viii be promptly attended TO-
March Is, 1868 80 l0mT
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FARMERS LOOK OUT.
9A ALL WHO WISH TO SELL NEGROS WILL FIND
* it their interest address at Clinton visit
S home, all who know know give exceedingly
hg prices and that without ewing telling that Negros
have fallen. wish to make Investment as have
but little to invest. Address, LUKE A. POWELL.
Aug. B. l-Jm.* Clinton, Sampson Co., N. G.
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GUNS-GUNS.
TUST RECEIVED FROM ENGLAND direct, the leargest
eJ and best assortment of DOUBLE UNS ever offered
at Is per cent. less than if bought in New York.
L. A. HART.
THE OLD DOMINION COFFEE POT.
TElHIS NEW COFFEE POT for which patent has been
issued possess this advantage over all others is well
known that in the ordinary OF boiling coffee, the fne
aroma which gives the coffee its most delicious favor
passes off with the vapor, and the longer it is boiled the
bitter and unpaatable and unhealthy it becomes
hence the French Strainer. which gives raw
tasting beverage. THE OLD DOMINION COFFEE
POTF entirely prevents the escape of aroma Onethnd
less coffee required and the full favor of the berry
tanned large number of testimonials have been received
from those who have used them For sale by
L. A. HART.
CARBON GIL LAMPS AT REDUCED PRICES;
-bSO A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF TIN, COPPER and
n Sheet Iron Ware of my manufacture, which will
be sold low cash approved credit Turpentine Stills
made ORDER any other article in my line at short no.
tice. l.. A. HART.
Oct. 8. E5 28-1w-76m
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WILSON FEMALE SEMINARY,
AND
WILSON MALE ACADEMY.


WILSON MALE ACADEMY.
WILSON, N. C.
Superinended by Mr.. s. Mrs. RICHARDSON the Seminary,
AND
Mr. RICHARDSON and Mr.. MARSHALL IN the ACADEMY aided
by q tuU corps of assistant Teachers.
TTNHESE SCHOOLS WILL BE RE- OPENED FOR THE AD-
Il mission of Pupils on the 10th of January, 1859.
PrOmpness solicited.
No change of Teachers, Terms, of the antsecaria
ted School Rooms and Boarding Houses separate. Board
IS $40 per month. Tuition from 81 so $50 90
session of Five months
Circulars containing the plans of the Schools in full sent
upon application Address
D. S. RICHARDSON, A. M,
Principal of the Wilson Schools,
J. B. WILLIAMS,
Secretary and Financial Agent.
December 24th, 1858 l7-tlFeb
SCHOOL BOOKS.
HEIEHl THE ATTENTION OF THE CITIZENS OF
A~lk%Y Wilmington, New Hanover and adjoining
eAEgAY Counties is called to the large and extensive
of SCHOOL BOOKS recently received by them
and which they offer for sale upon the most reasonable
terms. MERRILL & PIERCE.
Sept. 3Oth, 1853 2l-lt-5-tf
LENOIR COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE.
MALE AND FEMALE.
LEVI BRANSON, A. B., Principal of Male Department.
MISS S. L. HAMPTON in charge ofFemale Department.
FTNHE SESSION is NOW OPENING FINELY. OUR AC-
L commodatons good and we aiming at high
grade of scholarship We hope to meet the educational
patronage.
Board advance is Sc so; Tuition from $40 to SIS Or
namenals extra. For Catalogues apply to the Principal at
Lenor Institute Lenoir County, N. c., or to
w. HENRY CUNNINGGINS Secretary.
Sept. 4th, 1857 1-tf
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General Notices.

NOTICE.
ERTIFICATE No. 1,342 for Shares of Stock in the
Wilmington Weldon Rail Road Company being lost,
is hereby given that application will be made to the
President and Directors of said Company for renewal OF
the same in the of Edward Love-
J. w. CROMARTIE Attorney for
J. @. CROMARTIE
Jan. II, 1859 2O-6W"
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Rewards.

Rewards.
S5O,COO REWARD.
The obore actually green to my patrons during the
NyOJTIIGE. -aa
DUANE nULISON,
Proprietor Of the Great Gift Book House, No. 80 South
Third Street. Philadelphia continues the sale Of Books
usual Gift worth from % cents to 500 sent with every
$500 WORTH OF GEFFsu!
CONSISTING OF
Gold anG Silver Watches,
Fine Gold Jevvel1y, &c.
Will be distributed with every I0GO BOOKS.
The attention of the public is respectfully solicited to the
neous Books which are offered lowest prices
GIFTS! GIFTS! GIFTS! GIFTS:
Fer EVERY Book PUBLISHED AT One DOLLAR MORE,
PURCHASER ENTITLED TO RECEIVE ONE OF TIE FOL-
Gold and Silver Watches Gold Lockets, Ladies' and Gents
Gold Guard Chains Gold Rings Cameo Sets Gold Bracelets
Cameo and Forentine Settings Ladies Cameo Breast Pins
Ladies Florentne Sets, ladies FlOreGtne Pins, Ladies
Cameo Ear Drops Ladies' Gold Breast Pms, Gold Bosom
Studs Ladies' and Gents Cod Sleeve Buttons, Gold Com
mercial Pens Silver Cases. Ladies' Gold Pens, with Hold
ers Extra Gold PeDs with Cases and Holders Gents Cu
Pencils Ladies' Gold Ear Drops, Eight Day Paror Time
Pieces, Sewing Machines, Pocket KNIVES, Silver Ware, in
Also Miscellaneous Gifts OF Gold Jewery Gift Books &C.,
worth from % cents to S25.
pcaton. The inducements offered agents are more liberal
than those of other house in this business Having been
III ana BOOK SeIDg DuSness
years. experience enables to conduct the Gift Enter
prise with satisfaction all.
Agents wanted in every town and county, to whom
commissions will be given books per centage in mo-
ney For club of 10 books extra book and gift given,
on larger orders, commissions more liberal
For full particulars address,
DUANE RULISON,
| Publisher, 80 South Third ST., Philadelphia, Pa.
P SIN press, and will be issued February lst, The
Life Speeches. and Memorials of Daniel Webster by Sam
uel Smucker, A NJ spendidy Illustrated Volume of $50
pages. Agents wanted lJan. l4-3m
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TWO THOUSAND BBLs. PLANTING POTATOES.
4 n NJ BBLS. PINK -EYES-RED SKINS;
lsOOO 1000 do Yellow Pink Eyes.
In store and for sale, at So per barrel. by
KEITH Il FI4ANNER.
JAN IL, 1852 l07 dot 20 Wlm
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
"a THE UNDERSIGNED offers for sale his szsse
T;:iF DWELLING HOUSE & LOT, either separately SeF&
Sa-1 or with his PLANTATION and improvements. -A-
The dwelling large and comodious and although located
upon the Plantation within the limits of the corporation
of Jacksonville Onslow county The Plantation
ONE THO USAND FOUR HUNDRED ACRES, stu
ated New River, and partly embraced within the limits
of the corporation of Jacksonville. large portion of
this land cleared and the balance we'll mbered and
be easily cleared and drained.
He will also either sell or rent 1,7O0 CRES OF TUR
PENTINE LAND with the trees mostly boxed This
Land is situated very favorably on the New River.
His Plantation Bachelors Delight, and several other
small places will be rented out Purchasers can be sup
piled with the necessary articles on the premises.
All the above LANDS situated on New River, and
from the late improvements in the River abounds
the most choice luXures of the table-Fsh Oysters Wild
Ducks &C., Of the most choice quality, all Of which
furnished in the greatest abundance making residence
contiguous most desirable.
The above property will be exchanged for young Negroes
sold credit for cash. may best suit the purcha
For further particulars applyto G. j. WARD,
Nov. 23-l3-t. jacksonville n. G.
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GEO. w. ROSE,
CARPENTER AND CONTRACTOR,
~ June II WILMINGTON, N. c.
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w. HI. NIcRARY & CO.,

w. H. McRARY & CO.,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS, corner Princess and Water
~ street, Wilmington, N. G.
REFERENCES
H R. Savage Cashier Bank Cape Fear Wilmington, n c..
Col. John McRae, Pres't Bank Wilmington do do
D. A. Davis Cashier Branch BIZ Cape Fear Salisburydo
j. G. Lash, '' - g " 6 Salem, do
j. Eli Gregg President of Bank Cheraw S. c. [Oct III
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ALFRED ALDERMAN,
I INSPECTOR OF NAVAL STORES,
WILMINGTON. N. c.
Will give prompt attention to all business in his line.
Feb. 20th 1857. 25-ly
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For Sale and to Let,
FOR SALE OR RENT.

- THE LATE RESIDENCE OF GEN. JOHN GRAY
Ell Bynum deceased, Of 9Th and Orange Streets.
-A~ For TERMS apply to N. n. Nixon Esq., or G. T. n.
Davis, Esq., the undersigned Cottage Home, Lincoln
County, n G. VIM. P. BYNUM, Administrator.
January 8th 1853 19-H
- THE SUBSCRIBER, BEING DESTROYS OF -
EI changing his business offers for sale his LANDS 60
s~lyng in Brunswick county, between the Fayette -
vile and Wilmington road and Cape Fear River three miles
from Brnkeys depot, the ". NJ. R. r. and nineteen
miles above Wilmington. The tract of land contains SIX
HUNDRED AND FORTY ACRES. There is cleared
land sufficient to work three ploughs of which fifteen
land Pasture for stock The upands level and mex
haustble bed of MARL very convenient 1t is very heal
thy location well waered; with comfortable dwell
ling house and other necessary buildings. also offer for
sale TWO HUNDRED ACRES OF LAND lying
the n E. side OF Cape Fear River Lyon Swamp, in Bla
den county Terms easy For further particulars apply
the subscriber the premises, address Robinson p
o. Brunswick county, N. c. r. A. LYTLE.
September II, 1858. sem
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:. Nj. WEST,
A UCTIONEER AND COMMISSION MERCHANT.
N N9-tf WILMINGTON, N. c.
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JAMES o. BOWDEN,
7 INSPECTOR OF NAVAL STORES,
L April A. 1856.-[3l-f. WILMINGTON, N. G
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INSPECTOR OF NAVAL STORES,
WILMINGTON, n CT
RB-0fice at H. VOn(lahnS store, North Water street.
where he be found when not engaged in outdoor bu
ness. April 2, l858-3l-ly*
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n. Nj. RTZZELT.-

GROCER AND COMMISSION MERCHANT,
VI No. 20 North WATER STREET
WILMINGTON, N G.
Prompt and personal attention given to the reception of
all kinds country produce, either for sale shipment.
Orders for groceries from cash customers will receive i'm
mediate attention, free of commissions.
Nov. 10Th, 1858 l2-1y
Fay Obs II and send bill to this office Immediately
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Jan. I, 1859.
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II. NJ. SMITH,

I
COMMISSION AND FORWARDING MERCHANT,
~ WILMINGTON, N G.
viii give personal and prompt attention to the sale and
shipment OF Cotton Naval Stores and all other country pro
duCe.
Office No II, Cup sairs) North Water ST., Immediately
over NJ. McInnis'.
Oct. 2lst, 1858. +s 39-ly-8-ly
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H. w. GROVES,
INSPECTOR OF TIMBER AND LUMBER,
L Oct. 8, l858.-6-6m. WILMINGTON, N.
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THONIAS w. PLAYE

THOMAS w. PLAYER,
7 INSPECTOR OF NAVAL STORES,
WILMINGTON, N. c.
March 10, l857-29-1y.
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VIM. H. BURLINGTON,

~ WILMINGTON, N. G.
RB=Will give prompt and personal attention to all
COnsignments of SPIRITS TURPENTLNE, ROSLN
TAR, COTTON, FLOUR, and other country produce,
either for sale shipment.
My wharf and warehouses being conveniently located for
the reception of produce either by Railroad River
bles me to make charges light. Nov. 12-11-ly
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Nov. 2Gth, 1858
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-01-26

Tax GREAw BASIN or DRsEaET There
il. probably, saws the A1un1aLn Democrat,
nd asrtaon Of the Continent which Affords
q vsiaer aeId for geOgFap phiesI research,
thag the Great Basin Of DeaeEst, or Utah.
In This SOLITARY. unexplored region are many
snrious sslk lakes, the yesligea OF iost
eraan. the waters of which are 80 strongly
sunraruafed with saline natter that theY
s.rs little else, than immense reservoirs of
walt ia Saintinn Vast EfsaEs meAndsE DOS
hupareas OF Leagues through sterile soii-
t91des. and at length mystsriously disap-
pear In the tiaiEaty deserts. immenea de-
nnsIts of coda cause the water, In certain
loralities, to settle and sfieryssee like boil
ing ranl5roug. Spsings Of sulpher, and
snGlnxs Of boiling hot water, mountains Of
aaow and burning plains, sUilibg valleys
aud yast deposits os gahseTTaasaE Ice, these
anA 4 Thousand oshT wonders are TO be Rsan
d the sreat An ,rieAn Raaia. Lieut.. Saw
| ts lla.es the 6ah iAfaRsrgs whtls oa the re-
/ eess tuaYeal aeFoas the EpHEinsut, az about
| fogty uailss from whfTs the 0EsSisma noaEe
/ gEss strlkeE the HnRh0ldt, sau a very sim
/ gafar natural enxipAsys which, per COM
pllment, ~ will name the Devils Tea
/ EattIe.,s On Tie very apex OF cobieal
| shaped noand. about eighty feet In hsighl
w8S Al unfathemable miniature lake ol
/ warm water which had no apparent outsi
or frlst. ne water was quite tepid aa<
1 nerfsekIe Translucent, anil ats surface va
! aaarlV sS,i level with chs top of the con
Il ghJeb contained II. Various attempti
! vers rasds 10 fathom this curious basin
aut no bottom could be loaAd. At the dis
lance of forty feet Erogn sizs base Of q
soard, we're hurnheE ef gushing fotAai
gaiTg. ths water III which was Iutenseil
Ihat Can aaY 1ne explain tEe mystery .
lthe teDeyiIss Tea Kettle gH
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-01-26

trroa slaaswos.la asaaias j

sAs cones sith fassy Footsteps
S0SEfF tGSEsr echoes saH
Aud Asr shaabw plays fiks xaaastnag alaals
AeFoss sa8 garden wall
The golden light Is idaaefHg bright.
Md kha znazsn ct har haiF.
And ner fatf young locks are waving FIRE
10 the Woolng Of the air.
Like q sporsfal sawn ahe haaadeEh
80 gleefally along,
And as q wild young bird abe earroleEh
1he buFosn of song.
Tas 8uHasn q Sc r. esS as 4 aSexf fsnsS taieks
AKsahd hse dane sne fsse. ssS
And on her cheek the summer breeze
In breathing soft and sweet.
The very sunbeam seems 10 llngeF
Above that holy head,
And the wild flowers at her coming
Their richest fragrance ahed.
ard Oh hsg Iavs4y lighk and fragrance
Mingie in tks lhe within
OH how fonaiy do they nestle
Rouad the soul that knows no sin!
shs comes, the spirit of our childhood
4 thing Of mortal birth,
xst bearing still breath OF heaven,
To redeem her from the earth.
She comes inhsight Egbed innocence,
Unsoiled bY blot or blight,
And pssseth by our wayWard path,
A CLEAN of angel light,
Oh blessed things are children
The gifts Of heavenly love;
They stand betwixt our worldly hearts
And better things above, Z
Ihsy LAX as With thssPirit~ wora
parigy aA3 ruth, @#&
And Raep est esrts ssiff frssh anasyanhR
T. w it'll the pFesedee'of their youtfi. "-'1
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-01-26

The gold diggings have arrested the
attsation Of Congress, as will be seen
by the following; j.
Mt. Colfax's bill for the organization
Of the new Territory Of CoIona, embFa-
ees all the recently discovered gold re-
gions Of pike's Peak, Cherry Creok, &C.
The Territory will stretch from the l03d
msTidisa Of Longitude to the crest OF
the Rocky mountains, being from four
to FIVE dsgrss in width, and freH the 3Tth
TO the 42d parallel Of latitude, making
il i've degrees in length. II will thus be
nearly square, and will iuelads parts Of
Kansas, Nebraska, Utah aud New Mexi-
co, nearly all, however, being taken from
Kansas. Il will embrace within its boE-
ders three famous peaks, the head waters
Of both forks Of The Platte, the Arkan"
sas aud Rio Grauds; also its exterior
lines will ba guarded bY BsptSg Fort ca
the North4easf corner, Fort Msssacha.
sests near its Southern boundary, and
Fort Laramie Just beyond ths Northern
line, st. Vrain's Fort viii be near is
centre, end Bridger's pass, which short
ems the routa TO California oysE hnn-
dFed miles, is in the Northern part d
the new TeEritoey.
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aEoaeE sasaa II sAe aaassourl

We aad sAs llasiag ID shs reports q
| Eha psosesdias VI - AEsssaoari Legisla.
turs en- FridaysnsE. lsa4ll "A cfles %
cur 10 sfo roads " afr PITTS speech
that be :, - same would imply,
vsrisakIs asssessAAs 0E EOrd Chatham
His ehisf ressm aaee 70 that distinguish
cd orator IN sail 10 eonsiss of the pos.
session IL I've sa, and heed with !
asss on il. Rsaa Msl Pitts spsseh
Mr.. PITT offered ths following F;
ReasaxazL Thastha Speaker be aakhoE.
i4ed 10 aanse ~ y printed and passed
pRa baaarSa biiM aaaoaAeiRg tha 6sh
al Janaarys 1888 f.
MT. Ahaay-L Espys ta put thai Feaa-
lasion 0n ths tabA
ME. Pits--AIE. Shaker, the House pass
I'D Fes0lutsQaas OH 10 oaiahraso, In "a
appropriate Haann& the 9Th Of JaRuary.
This ia q EeaalRliea aizanay aakina thai
notice be gixea Ia slapahlis Of thai day.
Ne have declared al Ainaanlion, and naw,
Nhsn we coma 10 pshaiah it, sams gen-
ilemeu Ii suddenly sssSsd vita, tbs fire.
sEanshmsnt griPss, ~ and aqairms arouaa
like long red worm On pin hook +-
(LAug Gantlensen keep contina-
ally talking aboni seanamy. /, ayselE,
de nos bslieEs in tyins the public pREsa
with aahweh strings, kRI " Aaa gstFench-
mant saaaa in Oontaes With pasEiotiam
it assumes tbs fora al sssmalihsss.H--
Such economy is lika that Of Old Skin
flint, who had pair Of boots made for
bis little boy, withous a0laa, that they
might last the longer. I.aughtsF.
/ reverence the Fday vs. celebrate. p
Ii ID fraaght With "Reminiscences the
most stirring ; it brIags TO mind ons Of
the grandest events sFer recorded in let
ssTs Of living hEs upon tbs walls Of the
bemple Of fame by the strong right aTm
Of the god OF war On sach occasions
ore shoaid raise above party lines and
political distinctions. ] never fought
ander the banner Of Old Hickory, bas
.sby The eternal, J" 1 wish had. { Laugh
.er and Rpplauss.) Ia tha cid war hoPss
sas here now he would not know his
,RR ohildraa fron ths aide Of Jossph's
,oat Of many solsxs-~WhiRs, know
Democrats, hard, soft-boiied,
and fried LEnaoiniGes, D 6ug-
asites and blatherskisss belong 20
10 party / am free, unbridled, unsad-
He'd, in the political pasture. Like q
Job. tail bail in fly tine, charge around
n the high grass and fgha nay own aies. |
Great laughteF.)
Gentlemen, lot as show our hberaiity /
"A patriotic occasions, Why, some men /
ave no mnra patriotism than yoE could /
tuff in the eye Of knitting needle. Let /
s not squeeze Eve cents till the eagle on .
! squsals like q locomotive or an old .
aaid. Lss Us print the bills and infoEm
ae country that we are as full OF patri- 1
tism as are Illinois swsmps Of tadpoles,
LaughteF.) / don't believe in doing
aiBgs by halves. Permit me, Mr. |
peakeE, to maka postieai quotation
rom one Of our noblest authors {:
II Eavc - ses the grass RmonE the red May ross.
lsgs 10 sse cid gray hoFSs, fer weeu he Boes be
sURE8."
(Convulsige Laughtsr-l
After the above speech the House re-
lsei TO lay the resolution on the table.
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Supreme C0uFt~~~DeCem beE
TeFm~-HS5Ss
W'lhan DonOeIly ! Appeal from
%, ( dohnaon Co.

William DonOeIIy ! Appeal from
Joboson -; Coaptv,- johna0n Go.
OPINION. At the August term Of tie
District Court for Johnson County,
1858, Michael Freeman and others on an
indictment for murder and acquitted
Wm. DGnneIiy, the appellee, was sun-
uoaea and in attendance Epon said
Court, as q witness for the defence, and
his fees as such witness amounted 70 the
SUN Of seventeen dollars and twenty
cents. His claim vas presented to the
County Judge for allowance and the
County Judge entertained doubt as to
tho right Of said D0nnelly to claim the
payment from the county, an agreed
statement Of the facts vas made out and
signed by the parties, and presented IN
due form 20 the District Cont OF said
county for its determination under Code
Chap. l0S,
The District Court heard and deter
mined the cause, and catered judgment
against tho county for shs amount OF the
claim.
This Judgment Of the District CouEs
must be reversed. There is no provision
of tbe Stat ute giving TO witness for q
defendant in criminal prosecution, the
right to claim ths payment OF his Wit
ness fees from ths County Treasury.
When called in hthalf Of the pr0sseu-
ton, he is to be paid by the county oas
ia no other case. He mast look to tbs
party summoniBg him Is a witness toz
his compensation.
Judgment reversed.
L. d. STOCKTON, Justice.
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