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Worcester daily spy., 1859-01-18

Ciinin's Double GLASS Ambrotype pes-Perma
e.y senlcd, are unsurpassed for beauty Of nish, bril-
'cy oi tone, color and trhulncss TO nature Do not
m 10 give hin Gull II you wish for picture satisfactory
us Main street. dif O''' WV Ui""e" "puiN ~
Worcester daily spy., 1859-01-18

Orphans Home ID DepOsItOry.-Any persons hav-
ing articles which they are willing to contribute to the
Orphans Home will confer favor by leaving them at
the store of WIN. i. CLARK, the old stand of Reed &
daily.
Bed comfoers and any articles of clothing boys be-
tween the ages of four and twelve years. will be partic
uary acceptable as large proportion of these articles
were burned at the late fire.
dis diff NJ KNoWLT0N Secy.
Worcester daily spy., 1859-01-18

M ESTER AGRICULTURAL
W SOCIETY.-An Adjourned Meeting Of the Trrs-
tees of the Worcester Agricultural Society will be holden
at the Old Court House, THURSDAY next Jan. 10Th
at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon hear and upon the
port of Committee the revision the Premium List
and to attend to other important business full at
tendance is requested. JOHN A. DANA Sec'y
Worcester Jan. IA, 1859. dat alT
Worcester daily spy., 1859-01-18

%. II. Harris, Dentist, l5S Main street, opposite
the new Mechanics Hall building. dawtf DO
Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1859-11-19
NOTICE.

UyHE UNDERsIGNED, HAVING BEEN APPOINTED
by His Hghness the Minister of the Interior, TO see
by those who have the priv
ep of taking water from pipes; begs to in
parties that he has been instructed TO notify
the Rarbor Master of any whom he find having
pine exceeding half nch attached 10 the main or branch
pine likewise of those who have fountains play
who allow their garden taps or nose
20 run alter O'Clock the evening. W. F. JOURDAN,
Honolulu, Sept. 10. (l9-tt) Constable
Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1859-11-19
Notice.

and properly George Holmes hereby gives no.
tce TO all persons him make immediate
and al having the are hereby re-
0uested 10 present them r. Davs and he the said qua
dian hereby fords any trusting the said Geo. Holmes
as from this date Aforesaid guardian will pay no debts
contracted by him.
Honolulu, Dec 9th, 1883. ,,,s
n U. DAhi
Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1859-11-19
LAW REPORTSi

T1oR SALE AT THIS OFFICE, THE FIRST VOLUME
of the Hawaiian Reports, comprising many OF the most
important Decisions and Rulings of the Superior Courts OF
thus Kingdom during the years ending with 1885, computed
hy GEORGE NJ. RoBEETsOS. ar
Price fivedOllars, bound in calf. ~"
Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1859-11-19

FREE LovE.-The Cincinnati Times tells some
hard yarns occasionally. But they are readable for
all Of that The last is OF Miss Sarah A. Walker,
whose father is q respectable and wealthy merchant
in Cayugs, y. Y. She ran away from home few
weeks ago. and went among the people known as
Free Lovers, at Berlin Heights. She sought
home with them. There she desired to live and
die. She had read their organ, The Good Times
Coming, and The Agitator Of Cleveland, and
thought Berlin must be delightful place, entirely
free from the se6shness and eOld-heartedness which
mark and clog the outer world. Perhaps she
thought her g affinity was there, though of this
we do not hear. She was disappointed. few
dozen seedy and long-haire men, and like numoer
of scraggy women in trowsers and short dresses,
constituted the chief attractions OF the place She
left and went to Cleveland, where she has friends.
On Wednesday her father arrived. and will take
her home. where we trust she will stay until some
worthy young man comes along and pops the ques,
ton.
Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1859-11-19
HospitaI Notice.
s-tf

THE DlSPENsARY ATTACHED TO THE QUEENS
Hospital on King street. will be open every day rom q
until NJ for the dispensing of medicines 10 sick ana nd
Per order ]. w. AUSTIN,
Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-20

BrRGIANEs ARREsrs.--John Moloney, young nan
about sixteen years OF age caught 10 the grocery
store of Thomas Mcguire, No. So West Twenty eighth
street, on Tuesday night by officer Jackson and taken to
the station house The prisoner gained entrance 10 the
store by breaking of the paddock the front door, JUS
tlce keiiy committed the prisoner for trial
was arrested yesterday morning charge
Of burearousy entering the liquor store No. 527 Third
avenue and stealing theregfon lot Of musical instru-
mens ana clothing The property was found IN the pos
session Of the accused by policeman Hyatt Of the Twenty
hrst precinct Justice Kelly committed the prisoner for
examination.
Policemen Jourdan and Woodbridge, Of the Sixth ward
police, arrested two boys, named James Hayes aud
Thomas Irazcr charge burgarously entered
the premises " MCssrs lear nbao No. 80 Water
street. ana stealing tnerofrom about $500 worth of
sebansn rres and segars. The accused committed
for examination.
MORE EowDYrsM--Mr. John Dalrmpc, Of No. 3i5
West Twenty eighth street, assaulted by couple Of
rowdes While walking through Fourth street, Broad
way, on Tuesday night and brutay beaten, without any
cause or provocaton whatever The police not on
nand wben the assault committed, bn they subse-
qnrhuy mace Their appearance and conveyed Mr. Dairm-
PIE nome 10 MS family. Mr.. d. was weak from loss OF
blood uut he tainted, and IL was while he that
UNCONSCIOUS state that the police arrived the Of
the difficulty.
ARREST or Two ALLEGED sHoprIrrYps.- Yesterday af-
ernooo man Daned George Rider and Margarent Brown
caught in the Of stealing quantity of buttons
the Wholesale store Of Cary Howard Sanger Nos 105
aud l01 Chambers street They were conveyed before
Justice Welsh and each held in the sum Of 1900 bail TO
answer
toRhEfToNWe are requested 10 state that the thieves
feeo nj No iS3 Ferry street. Tuesday, occupied the
basement 81 sob PROMISES The upper part Of the house
" we are assured, tenanted by respectable class OF
people.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-20
COrOners, yuuucsts.

AN UNKNOWN MAN fouSD DEAD.--Coroner Jackmon held
an inquest yesterday at the Tenth precinct station house,
upon the BODY of an unknown man, who found dead
In Grand street on Tuesday night Deceased was about
sNyhve years OF ugc was about five feet eight and
nan hchcs hgh ana nah gray hair and side whsxers.
lie was dressed IN black Clothes and to all appearances
vas Respectable person post mortem examination
Oh nc oooy showed bat death had been caused by disease
Of the kidneys and liver. Verdict accordingly.
FATAL BURNING FtrID AcupEyr-Mrs Mary Bell, OF IS
Mne'a place, met with fa'a accident on Tuesday night
AS she was Ming burning lui amp, while lisbted It
exploded, setting fire 20 her clothing aud burning her
tncb shocking manner thet death followed ia A few
hours altiwads Coroner OKccic held inquest upon
the LOdy Of Decreased yesterday when the ufy rendered
verdict 10 accordance with The aboye facts. Deceased
was twenty four years Of ege, and wie born Virginia.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-20
Telegraph Mar Report,

soUAN, NJ, Jan 10, square rugged vessel OF
shore bound IN. Wind sW light.
LONG BRANCH, NJ, Jan 10, No vessel In sigh,
Wind sw, light.
ulGnLaNps ~ Jan 10, gnsetNo inward bound vessel
In sight Wind sw, lgh' weather clear.
SANDY HOOK, Jan 10 WI briggs and one schr out
side the bar, bound out Wind sw, light weather clear
riisceiiancoms.
The Cunari mall steamship Africa Capt shannon sailed
yesterday morning Tor Liverpool with 10 passengers ami
S7A, 800 "a In specie
SHORT PAssAGE-Clipper ship Palmer. Capt Hgham,
which arrived tis port Sunday shangbae male
the s2 days, which extraordinary passage
leve 1t has been beaten The has always been
famous speed, and Capt Igbam by his passage
aurels those he previously enjoyed
tidal skill
smr CARoLISA.A despatch from Capt Goodwin Of
ship south CAROLINA Of Baih from ohsrSong date Noble
the entrance Of Mobile Bay with doubtful chance of being
sshp & where ss i ownee by a e 81 Oy S Moses
and oilers OF Bath. Further particulars not given
s Mzrr1 IL. sc q hAcssSO G p Bristol
wreck Of vessel painted black with stump Of
10 and the Wind blowing gale IRON sw could not
board her.
Jarvis lslano states that his ship ashore Hampton
Roaos as before reported. Reports Dec IL of fsrEam
ingle mzen iopsail
SIR Mspronp Cutter Of from Boston for San Francis
buco sshoe Nanasset Beach, to be half discharged
wonld protsbl. be condemned and sold.
sHp HEsRY KsEELAap. Rio JaneIro put in Nov a. ds
tcuars. T
Boston WITH bags sugar Henry Gardner went ashore
Gas before reported 90 Nanmsxe Long Reach
land House, at " O'Clock night OF 18th All hands 1t IL
the opinion of the week that the cargo viii
lie boat om shore $3.50 bags sugar we're consigned 70
GRAY and 700 bags Adams The cargo il insprd in
tbe China, Alliance and Boylson Offices.
BRIO BRATDywnE, Cormck Of and from Philadelphia for
pernambuco Tor whose safety serious fears eoter
gar Tor Philadelphia
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-20

Foreign and Domestic Mails.
THE OF CLOSING At TIE NEW YORK OFFICE.
DoxEsrc. North-A Albany hun.lo and Canada r T.
sss ssS s NV ~ *. An mas 4
E R:: maj: y X 4 4 an: and
Man.. ,s .nssy all Va mali . ss.s
az 6 5sa n Mai TOR California le.1.: s. ca.
sssisns s for should marked Overland y,
aLAxxC-Y The Overland Mali rom st. Joseph MOI 10 Sal
SAN Letter, should be marked Overland
30. PAc,y,c .By steamer, via Panama, Thurs
HAVANA sSy STEAMER ssn Black warrior Thursday,
From s@ New rcan. ~ steamship e. o.
Ne Y. and 3. q s leach sw 1o.t s sys s9 oa
vous the above date1
Eunors...... BY steamship North American, from
" packet a. ibis port The steamer Karnak win be
70 be aoasa at Nassau, NJ The United
States postage will be FIVE cents per half ounce
on letters and two cents each newspaper. 70
be collected In alb cases In tbs United States, on
ra There viii be no this port on Saturday
the ais being aken by the North American from Portland
use &c Of n he ponehe. recer letters
ofhe Pos, once VIII be discontinued
age on letters from Uri,ed States ay
s sEsh rs three cens eausd I which
ul to destination
TINE or CLOSING AT THE LONDON OFFICE
seilles the 2d, 9Th l7th and 18th Of each month
Wis southampton i,h l2h and anh touching at
CHINA via Msrseies the ON and 25th Via south.
AusrnAnA Via Maissies and Sue. on the 10TH Via South
ampton and suez 18th.
sssn on as IN 'ns o. q a ss %Sa
A When the date Of making up the Indian and Australian
evening previous
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-20
Supreme Court.

Before Hon. Judge Davies.
JAN. 1e-Cdha,ine Gcg b. Grunge W. Ballard Il dis
Judgment for plaintiff with In the sum be not
paid receiver must be appointed, and defendants direct,
I'd TO convey the premiums TO BIN, said receiver to be
authorized cell the sarnc and Of proceeds pay
tbe p'antIh Judgment
Roteyt Shieib WiliioB " Brddy-Judgmeut for the
,de, udart The OF 500, interest from March o.
lS5S, ami costs o.
Hobeit Tafen Aianon IT. Chose drd o1ters-Judg.
ment for plaintiff declaring him entitled TO specific per-
iofmsnte of the contract Defendants u pay tue
pnrchase money twenty days aer entry of judgment,
and 800, &c
pointed ~ asccrau the Plaintiffs damages, by Of
ne rs1usa OF The defendant comply with o.
DIS iesa Judgnent 70 he entered that he pay
~ ms acon, aud specifically perform HE contract. On
fhe oe"beAts failure ~ 40 the plaintiff TO have udg
meit ogbst hin ior apount reported cue, With the
costs.
John ~. hntfn rs torHeiios Kanoue judgment for
plaintiff, wIh coets
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-20

Rev. II s. Dickson OF this city preached for the Old
School Preshyerans the Han the House of Represen-
ta,yes in Harrisburg, Pa sunday, the 10th instant
The richest man in Louisville, Ky, Is James Guthrie,
late secretary OF the Treasury HIS property assessed
worth 81 $50, $50.
Hon r. I. Blood Penn: Jas H. Campbell uoi,ed
States Marshal, Penn; John X. Wilmer, J. Mason
Campbel, " De Embi, II. de MuTiss, A. dc Cartenas A.
Sors s OF hsyaoa' and Major BrGe Captains GIBBS,
lady, Mr.. Barry and Long, are in Washington
Prom Liverpool IN steamship CITY Of Washing Hart
Ms BARLEY children QUO Servo Mt aud Mrs James +
Enviey aud aye cheren, Nc and Mrs Mills Massa, Mss
Me.srs d h9mns campbell Schmidt GiDes Vim relle,
PJackson, Large Lover Capt Grant swan aud 10 the
rrancsco IN the shp Rs,lerAlanson Lyon ard
akg, v u prndle.
Prom Raatan Island in the schr W SANFORD Cordova
DEPARTURES.
LyerEoa 70 steamship Airicaa Hoffman O II Rylan,
Dut ~ and 80 l ren Nopie avanc outh, Jesse 1hay
asndolpL. Neg ora george Burns symes Quebec, Myer
rhaeys Nsw York Itey Toronto; Mf aud Mrs Thomas,
John Fry, u u Jeffrey, Quebec; DrexaI Pbnade 1ha;
Montreal 1oerhe raacisco i 1ntenreieih, Fan Fran
CISCO nu.son Monueal longs, New orleans; Thos
buauerque kg Jsnsfo trancis Youugs Ney YORK; John
crswiora oats Philadelphia Alfred Thornley,, Llverpoo
'ayas Msp'rssI + Ms'sr " ; sedd.n, Liverpool;
tr swxeriand iss9e Gilmore TORONTO Don Aonzo de
& wsshngon " ~ siicns TORONTO Don Doninigo de
lAoy england; thshOrn Charlesion Nrs Ptercy and
ninni ler, Nor rca q Osgood Boston W m jicde
T snr McKee, MslIsr Ge,%eay 4 kreseher' Ph.dsl
tils hast silver bsii,a1 Mensng George a Bel Mr.
ssoDi London, VIM Whitehead. vraina; 5ohn Patersnn
Toronto; Venstryum, SNe1en Rot spear huniud; Mr.
Mrs feimsn nud Two Diants, Aness Ftzratres II;
u bomeIss. hnuesoi-; Mr ard Mrs hnuore lrlller Mr.
and Nr- liouueh Madame teiier Madame . uoreau,
Madafrr Bogpfit hqfsfne Mayor = i.rrorJ C.st,
nova, California, u.nry Aige Phofs Jhia rik Bel
levy sew S@s Ja,ie snts,rp' 4 J Eyerae-t Autwerp;
II - Thompson, fanadl; " funseu loudDn. tohn Ripon
Nm imssth NV lmki !. fbeb0n. Brajno NaIisofnf,;
Iau wrtrr, New Noft: Mr. hnd Mrs y aDncctu fsplss
va ouaher qua too cbidrcn. Flaslelpha Mrs sai-ry
snG olid Oh ric.iVn Wan bfur~e ii. "a Aikfns q Rash
New sork; : To- Jan, rsNburypofp Richard over oo-
800; Gen uutheuord N-vioundlaDf: sleT wilson Aber
oten IoLu frN~eil, caEsow Nn kieyor8 aud cii, ors
she Ne Tongue Iennessee; Judge HYDE Tashiogioc.
Ioial. l2l specie 81 100 w.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-20
Port Of New York, january 10, 1858.

CLEARED.
Steamship Potomac. Watson. Baimo-e-H Cromwell 4
steamship Thomas Swami, Ramsey Portland--H Cron.
shin Sweepstakes Mspi, San Francisco-wels Emanuel
Bark atlantic Fedhnsen Rugsr.
Brig Dirk Hendrix dutch prns. Dundee Funch Mencke
s STE barrie harriet f b donsaon pewon
Brig Renshaw, Pierce, Iiayana-f b eager.
sshTr Neal Wilson, si Jdsa., sfasrs Son Co
ssn z z%s ar SosS rh n01sh"n
schr Caldwell hudson Charleston McCready, Mott Co
sehr Iarri, saytas Ne~bsInJonas smith ''''
sclr l. A Dsuenhoser Miller Philadelphis-J W Mckee
Steamer Artisan. Cundif, Baltimore.
ARRIVED.
Steamship CITY Of Washington (Brl Perie liverpool Jaa
8. with mdse and passengers to Dale Has experienced
heas winds curing ho most Of the passage An
STEAMSHIP, Pssrieo, isyaeli Portland 81 hours with
ship Rachel of Boston Hamin Calcutta Sep. IS and Sand
81 spoke ship Leav New Orleans tor Ha
we iss h%n NJ, hea y, S s on the passage
ard ls passeDsers % ward Has experieaced heavy
lost neay suit Of sails with The foreyard and lower
main opsailyard The gale lasted lsdays during which
H. 1Tsss. sfs 81 % s aPs
he
ashore on Nan,asket Beach,.
and Peiow os win teas e. 70 Peck charc6. Been
Bsfi y5s K,wsy, Key Wes Jan & with cotton &c, to
srs Breeze of Philadelphia, outsrbrdse Savanna la Mar
Jan with coffee, &c 18th inst 81 H. Ion rs So
sipnslized slip Mary, of Bath. bound Y.
Brig Hosmer st MARKS l6 days. with cotton &c
to smalwood Earle Co. Experienced heavy weather. aud
lost boat, sails, &c
hrig John Jones' NILS Charleston. days with cotton &C.
TO Iorer, Potter a. Co.
schr II Sanford of New Haven't Keller Ruatan Island
Dec 80, sh cocoanuts Place Young Has had heavy
weather.
scbr Chry soie Acsey Brazos 20 days. with hiGes &C.
Shiers oliver Had heavy weather.
Sehr Mary Lane Gardner Apaachi ,oa Is days with
ton &C. TO upper Experienced bad weather 10 the Gulf
with mu h lightning and rain and sudden shifts of wind
scbr Enchsnlress Jayne, Charleson days. with cotton
McCready, Mott * Co.
schr Kate Stewart Mather Charleston days Scranton
TallmaD.
sehr Highland Chief Mcfndoe Virginia days
Schr Two Brothers Merrill Virginia, 2days
Schr American Belle, Berry. Boston, 10 days
Sloop Home, Collins, Virginia, 81 lays
Steamer Delaware Copes PHILADELPHIA
Steamer Pelican A]drich Providence
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-20

MOVEMENTS OF OCEAN STEAMERS.
FOR CAIlroRNtA.
Moses TAYLOR New York .. Jan. 20


Moses Taylor New York. Jan. 20. .Aspnwai
THE HAVANA AND NEW ORLEANS STEAMERS.
EMPIRE CTY--From New YORK I'd arriving nj Havana It'll
New triesns 10Th rom New Orleans 10Th, Havana 23t
arriving Mt new ofk 2stb
CAHAWBA-Frt Few York lGh arriving ut Havana 18th
Orleans !h. From New Orleans 9th, Uavaoa 30h
arriving at New York 3D.
New York lth arriving ~ Havana 22i
ard New orleans 25b From New Orleans 9th Havana
arriving 8t New York 18th
BLACK WARRioRFrom New York 9th. arriving AZ Havana
let az New .rleaus 81. From New Orleans 12h Havana
10Th arriving ut New York 18th
sAsELtrom Charleston All aih, due at Havana Sh
2sd From Havana i0h and 18th New 10Th
and Slst
o the above fall Sunday the steamers win
SAL Monaay except from New Orleans
SPECIAL NOTICE
Al packages and letters intended he NEW YORK HERALD
should De sealed
RISES 10, soos Z 25
Us
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-20
One ship, unknown.
SAILED.

Br steamship Africa, Lvernoo ships Jacob Bell Low Hong
Kong; Thomas Jefferson, New 'rleans Damon Haya
ma; brig John Poyn,on Port au r. ince.
Also, bark Hamilton, Cbarestou briggs Drumuond Az.
pipwall; L. Berry, Trinidad schr Duree Gal geston
Wind during the day WSW
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-20
N1ISCEJLA NECUS.
n1ISdEJI.A NfEOUS.
A GRANGE or AGENCY
JULES MUMM a Co,s CHAMPAGNE.


We beg to ioiorm The trade and the public general Ii
foker or the agency OF wines has been terminated
The Sisi dav Of ember hst aud that appoint
Jau meyer, Jr sole the U, states for
~ ~ JULsr MuMM q CO.,
CARD TOT TRADE AND Tfie POBiIC is GENERA
sinre the dissolution Of Oh well known house sf p
snmn o. our brand oss teen sonswhst neglected
ana ample ueans d Tetsts our nosion At once we /.
therefore changed our agency, snd will send uoparao
We sb establish mark Cd distinction between our bra
~ ~ Mv,n"s Co.'S aud th.t ut simsr ns.ne, IL ord
Tor sbti pprpee ~ have slehny changed
agent jsnies Meyer Jr IN not be surpasss
any ohcr ofend EMO We ee ss,fed by the comps
our from the public and tn. trade
% ccnpars anr wines With tera snd .osn purchase WI
-, u - NJ MN 4 60 = .yhKzsNAY oABlNrr 4"
JULES NUMM CO.'S ,fLhtk ne siLLshy vINa
JULes MUM 1 Vo.'s ''IMpERIAL:p
nants 70 mi "r sn nsn s Num-, n's co. ana po
on lc Jig Of fare in order 70 syoid confusion with other
lie mt rnerionet vine, "vcrzenay CABINET is
bond e,prfss 20, ne 70 sonaae our geseasy WITH oes
all The ga not eqne' be ss Ices thu have res
"a cere bre a, iha ,hs good lost. e the 4mers,p VI
drinkers VII cans. ihep 70 ADOPT s brand prefersnc
DE se,osd brand Wing nsulesr eeco nnend 20
gue Cor ladies dinner and evening parties where dcli
Our "lnnefialr is isvcriis wine web known and :
nd +too Duf fOrprr ishne,
The mentioned junction with our Ver7enay, We viii
import unls ~ by particular rengest o. orier
Neier serve that ~ order 10 Distinguish
poratcnh the the lshel, will 90
OF preseri scent James Mey cr jr vito aaogr
signailf. each bour
Ne VIII -.ne oos for the future, ou' have already
our without exception. packed n orr oouu
house D coorh. Is The Stnnnbonse Of All the Mnwr
and lie exf'nnce Ia pesr, secuar cedar there are
provided with the hcsi Thine ard Mo,ele vines hes,dss
own Of the hnest velares ~ The job npsbers adan
the yiney ards OF Prince Mettsiuiob
We respectfully recommend wines u the yatrousg
our old friends and 10 The public IN general
tuLEs MUM h CO..
+. a. MIMI
Referring 10 the above advertisement, and 70 OF Mes
Jules M,inr Co snd =. a. M,,nn beg tp inio,,n
trade that hive shipmenia toe Fulton md William
which will be Ia port for ohih am no prepare
take orders. Respectfully.
JsMss MEYER, JR
~ Broad suet
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-20

L,yCELsIOR
II FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
M. @ i.road syaat ~
This company haa declared semi annual dl,Lirnd q
per cent payable ou the ttth inst
JAFUAhY II, is5p. HENRY ~ hCKrNR lss. eenr,tar
DLMiTshkCE8
" tNkcr HNnN VI ,ONDn.
6AfK Of LiF hPOOt,
BELFAST ENNHIrD CDN9g.T Ireland
NATIONAL BANK n' SCOTLAND
Drafts on Die above tanfp il enns n .t srDu El upw
payubie on eseseIis.ica, and god e,erywhfrsia
fN1ihhD, sfOtlNNO,
IRELAND or VAgFa,
~ TgNK RRD1HEHe,
no. 10 Weli street, New for
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-11-10
November 10th, 1859.


After we'll known Georgia Solicitor Gen
eral had administered the usual oath 10 the
grand and petit iuries and baitifis he turned
to the presiding Judge. and remarked:
Sol.-May it please your II .,or / don
remember any form of Al oath administers
10 lobby bailitis. but by your @-mi~~i"n
think can frame one that will be satisfaeso-
r. to the Court.
Judge-Proceed Mr. Solicitor.
Sol Gen.-Put your hand on the book
whereupon . tall. lean, vinegar-faced son OF
Anak stepped up and grabbed the book.
Sol.-1ou do solemnly swear. In presenc nce
of this court, and Us lawyers, that you will
take your position IN the lobby, and there
remain with Your eyes skinned during the
entire session Of this Court. That you will
not suffer any one TO speak above low whis-
per, and il any one shall dare to do so in
presence of your royal highness you will vo-
cferously exclaim. Silence in the lobby =
and if order is not Immediately restored. you
further swear that you will. by one ponder
Gus blow OF your fist. planted between the
peppers OF the offender, knock him down. All
this you will do to the best of our skill am
knowledge. so hel p you God.
The bailiff took the position assigned him,
and Immediately after the Court was organ
tied, Tom Diygers, who looked green
as young gourds. walked into the room
wearing brosans No. l, and hrs hands thrust
deep into his pockets, anI inquired:
Hello. fellows, where IN the thunder is Jim
Snellins 9
Silence in the lobby ! roared the enraged
official.
Brogans-You must be An ALFRED tarns
fool. and ef We jist open that breadtrap ol
your'n agin your mammy won't know We.
Whereupon Jim Jarvis. the bailib. lie. fly
the dogs OF war, and greeny fell flat on his
hack. with his pedestals at an angle of forty
degrees in the air. He grabbed sreeny by
the seat OF lis trowsers and dragged him
wrong end foremost into the presence of his
Henor, the presiding Judge, and said l.;
'Mr. Judge, here's that ID Internal
John Diggers. that want never in Court
House aiore. and be undertook TO over
this chicken; but 'cordin' TO my cath fetch
ed the tarnel critter up stootiing. by giving
him jerk atween the eyes 'cordin' TO law,
end now say the word, and I'll maui the
dog wood juice ouien him Afore you kin wink
yer eyes twice
Judge-Turn him loose Mr.. B ,iliff. and
accept the thanks Of the Court for the promp'
discharge of your official duties.
Exit Greeny with eyes as large as saueers