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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-05-25
DR.. J. D. RANKIN f. co. 5
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NJ T. DC | \ + S.
TlUX Mixture
yerinifugc,

HNVtCloGHHis
Lircy, SGnafire ami chill ami Fc~r Pills.
rhcFc Medicines are carefully prepared suit the Southern
diseases, and are the result Of long cNIersnce in the ,t
authors admit that there sa great difference In the treatment
diseases North and sonth therefor We claim TO- be m"rn nS'S
i climate, than Jayne, louien, Lane, amt other per
sons residing the Northern States.
DR. j. ID. RANKIN Il co. IS LIVER PILLS,
Are the most powerful remedy offered to the public for all
Liver Complaints. aJd Bilious affections Of any character what
s stomach AK s oRs @,Ss "Sf"a !"
shoulders back All kinds of bilious evers chi and fever
jaumcc and nervous debility And in all arrangements of the
stomach bowels disgust of fool swimming in the head
choaknr sensations of the face and skin in
DIR. j. d. RANKIN & CO.'S
Cc1s6rated Cherry Erpectoram
positively TIE best medicine discovered for Pneumonia
prisy bronchitis 'oughs colds asthma nin
> - ~ DIR. j. d. RANKIN & CO.'S
Celebrated F2u1 and D'arrhca Mirtwrc
viii never fail when the directions followed, to fux
dar.hca Cholera cnlermorlus complaints, gripping
pains in and bowels sick stomach ontiny and
cramps all discharges Of blood from the lungs
stomach, womb, and in proiuse menstruntion
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Ia most unnuesonay hest remedy offered the pub
lie for diseases and joints, rhtunam govt
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It'll neck weakness and pam head. sides limbs, in
famed hr frost spinal affections, neuralgia
hroa qunsy Ipmp Group mik i cU m Geyps b
the eruption recc,les. Also for chill and fever .
For Stock This is valuable remedy for spains
SPAWN sca scratches bruises swelnCs If all kinds and for
all glands Aud for blow fly and screwworms all
other remedies totally Insignificant in comparison to this.
Give 1t q trial, it fails
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chill and FeUcr Pill
Never falls to cure and very fine tonic.
DR.. j. D. RANKIN " co ) NERMlFUGE.
Il iufaIlahle for all rms of worms
DR. D. Rankin Co.'S EYE WATER, fails to all
forms u cycs
Te.c most valuable medicines prepared sold by Dr.
n p,nLin 4 Co Palestine. Texas and sold by agents
J. D. RANKIN, N D. CO.
Feb . 1889 silly
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-05-25

TH!yrs To REMrNBER.---lI you do not keep
your paper, cut this out and put it where you
can find il;
A surveyors chain is poles or IS feet, d.
yiied into 100 links or 1872 inches.
a square chain is l6 square poles; and 10
square chains are an acre.
Four rood are an acre, each containing l.
24O square yards, or 37,7S7 feet, or 81 yards
IS inches on each side.
A pole is } l.2 yards each way.
An acre Is 4,s40 square yards, or So yards
! foot S 10 inches each way; AMI three acres
are 12J yords and "A half each way.
\ square mile, l,76O yards each way, is
$40 acres; half mile, or $50 yards each way
il 100 acres; quarter Of a mile, or 14O yards
each way, is parl: or farm of 40 acres; and a
f1rlo0g or 800 yards each way is ten acres.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-05-25
&. M. Loving,
Alto II NE Y. A TIA w,
DALLAS, TEXAS,
,lnO ID. kerl0Ol.

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOK ALLAN,
DALLAS, TEXAS,
WILL practice his profession the Courts Of the 10th judicial
District, In The Supreme and feac,. Courts AZ lria
Dallas, Feb. ?, 1859, Silly
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-05-25
Mckenzie Institute,
Mound Prairie Institute,

At Mound Prairie, Anderson Co., Texas,
s 10 miles NJ e. of Palestine, on the Tylerand
Shreveport Road.
THE Session of this Institution opened the LIST
Monday in August, under the charge CT Elder JAMES r.
MALONE. assisted by able and well approved Faculty
buildings ample and commodous; Dormitores on the
plan Jeerson-fTo pupils only in The two
Departments entirely distinct and in separate buildings
Scholastic consists sessions Of five months EACH The
IdeLphia Debating CIub has fine LIBRARY, presented to
by bcrity of the friends Of the Institution Students recei
time and charged only from the day entrance to the
close Of the session.
n. BAH damage done to Dormtories furniture charged
occupants Domories furnished with everything
cesry render them comfortable and pleasant and in style
superior to anything in this State.
Charges for BOARD, Tuition ROomRen Fuel and flashing,
English department, 1st ClaA, if paid at close 500
il not paid at close, 110
2nd Glass, If paid at close, 1lO
If not paid at close, 12l
lngua or Mathematical Department; If paid at close, l2C
II not paid at close, 1872
Music on Violin, Guitar or Piano, (each, 81
Contingent fee,
Ten per cent discount allowed for advance payments.
Positively under any circumstances except for
protracted sickness.
Sept. Il, 1s5S-121y.
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Medical and surgical Notice.

WcdiCa1 and SURGICAL NOtICc.
nR. II. J. SNOW, takes this method of inform.
| J ing the citizens of Kaufman and adjoining coun-
ties. that lie is amply supplied with medicines and
surgical instruments, pertaining to his profession
and proposes to treat the following Diseases and de-
ormities, the cure of which he warrants, viz Fisu-
Ia in ano, blind or open, Hemorrhoids, Club foot
Club hand, Distortions of Joints, Anchyosis Necro-
sis, Disocatons, Hair lip, Coptractions from burns,
wounds, &C., &C. Special attention given to the rad
ical cure of Hernia The operation for Hernia is
simple safe and will be fully explained to the patients
or their friends previous to the performing of any
operation This disease (Herna) has heretofore been
regarded as ncurbe but the progress of science has
proven it to the contrary. For further particulars
address H. j. Snow, Kaufman, Texas.
March =, l859.-35:tf
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-05-25

WHITE walls, and long lines Of white fences
cleaning amid luxuriant and empowering foil
age. give 70 & farm establishment an appear
ance OF neatness and rural elegance and com.
fort, indescribably attractive 10 the man OF
taste. aud can in no way be so etfectually and
economically secured as by giving them a few
coats Of whitewash. The whtewashing OF
earle and horse stalls, as well as inside Of hog
Coles ard heneries, not only renders them more
healthy but prevents the animals and fowls
from being infested with troublesome vermin.
By planting cabbage in border where Pp' T
mr. other fruit trees grow, the roofs Of the Ire
are foreed ,o seek their nourishment in the
dsapcoid soil below, and hence the trees are
,nrroductiye Cabbage, should never be
ulanted close 10 fruit trees.
Ggux prospects nj the North and West are
most ia sorable, though Spring grain is back
cd owing IN wet weather.
WE,cH Is the mos profitable 10 raise, the
h,rse or the mule is thus answered F: LIST. An
.v,,ae,e LOT O. two-yeor-old mules will sell for
:. -,,,.h as an average lot Of three-year-old
III, or perhaas more. Cd. II does not re-
-. ,he same amount OF food for a mule as
-. ho,se. ID. The mule is less liable 70 dis
20 :. III ,,o<e1ndness s4rh. The male lives
.,.,-b ereafer age IN. the horse. 9Th The
-, IN persefm more labor. according TO bis
-. - = sss5 % vt:-b Re s5-ss woui5 s.a-rs
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-05-25
Dr. ID. B. Thomas.
Dr. jeff. Peak, .Jr.,

WOULD respectfully inform the citizens of Dallas, and the
rounding country that he has recently returned from the city
of Louisville and has permanently located in Dallas for tho
practice his profession Having experience of years,
months in the city Of Louisville, under the
practitioners in that city, he atters himself that
he will enabled give entire satisfaction lie is prepared
with material do all kinds of work in his line in the hest man
ner and will warrant his Plate work put up the
shortest notice. specimens which be his Office
y
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-28
Personal Intelligence.

Senator Vim. d. esard will leave for Europe In The
steamer OF the Am OF Nay.
Hon Vim Rves has consented 70 address the citizens
Of Rclmund Tuesday the 81 proxlmo, the political
aspecis ana tenstncies OF the times.
Tie resignation If Assistant Surgeon Thomas C Henry
q. A., MEDICAL department Vi the army has been
accepted by he President 70 take effect April IS 1850
Judge Crane and lady and Judge Lgrand Of Maryland
Washington.
Charles Morgan and E. Stevens with their wives we're
IN T. Lnuis me 25th rve from Havana 70 their
homes 10 New YORK.
tie Everett House-Cspaln AID Mrs Tyler Miss Tyler,
Penn Sr and Nv. n.sh,sss. shid ana se,yant s..sn
Ts,se, pAv, E'1sgIy .,s sr sse M. ssEune Ne
isn csp,.a s. noe Ss.. Point, L w. Jones ssiss.sos
Eapaops ;ssssi% O S:nn.i Jf jss ',s .si
% sssaas ss Ss.. to r..
Thompson Concord N. h.
Prom spin .al, in st. sn.hc Nose. 1avlor-J Dictsy,
and ~ne Mn lsk, Pullman, Jose Perez M. Z9eass
ana tsS n. o. . s b III
esash,' ard chsd osps Morgan sni -ifs 0.p,J
,mere ere. ,oaa and infant, sss r,zpalicS Il !
S s.l sa srs 40 1oSse s sns css
IUa.. s-s s.sr. ss s.. Mo-: a.
ssr,s nsrsn B,,ni ke,er. , ;,iass and wife II
snS Mrs. AZ. ess ss aaG s Ca
hsose, 7 esrsn 'unnDss-and looio ths s.eerags
r,or Be,' :. The , isc. cry G oAc,
Roly Siss Dilloa MIS- finseron Vim Kelly Tbos I'M e.
VIZ Marry has Smith, n N Martin, farton, I'D
and $50 IN the Storage.
DEPARTURES
vov liverpool IN The Amsho Burope-hr psipka,i.r
and family 81 Loue M sed srs o.rr1ogtu Rich n1ni
ME- borrssen and two CHILDREN, Liverpool Soizes sao
nieo, .nd muse Noble; Mr AID WIS VIM iias scss
snc; NJ Ind Ms -ih Jr, New Yors; and Mrs Geo
kNsnle do Doyvar, A.; Rcbd Won Hoffman. d.; jas
Adsms Hamilton, CIV; J Aldriiss se~ orssns; Menen
H.SS ZEE sso1 c c,n. spsf . sss
Urleafs Belize br.s children and curse, do, den
Noble Mrs Dies., children nurse DO; eeo wesg-
fedi GOLDMAN sna Trend 10; X ,hn, do, CASH
ION rhilsdels his; em Mech Nassau 1T Cox VI Ms
LIE lo.., ses : eeeh nassau; Ar aud hrsf Capper.
ven srd svo children, Toronyoi Tbos Watt Dun te; "
svyter, Rev yors; Cha wilkins Pnl4ds phia; Nj,
hs1s.sn; Jas oree. phpsaeps.s; ~ and Mrs pssuue
t-o chidres and nurse, Tornto. 3 Beraard Ne -
s eor., ,sss 60, ,r.slae wsseiag'en Waltz
bssrs Fan cpsi ~ HsestqH, nsrso; s.n o. Do
hontop Dc, Eckd irarna New Yorh BruA d.: Pa a
Holder 70; krds.ssy bearer Of desos,cbes 40; Geo
Sro.n co. John tsner o.; Davis, DO; horsmsn In
Ctaylesop Jubus Izs Prussia John frose usssfs
Mrs q 1iT.ry and Eve cSidrn canada; y weshsoos
~ ssnc DR. hail. llinon; Mr. xnAs do kAs May 5syer
FER Ecrfbh h IN he s~suashp Roannae-r rprda
Hevy1t John Movry jas hLh CoYcbe \ Hsrvin is1y
chud and Cha Parcel Mn david Cansrnn
n r,snss fis x.s 'sS'r G rs.n's sr. Ms,n,oo
Poirr Emtken, Mr. Mayvtn and LADY Ma AArvn henry
wilkins End lady, And 10 h the s,oer&se.
porsavsnnsb per reamship sAr u The soush M Ccl
ard child, J yordsn II Bvsue DR. Bsnks, Dusn,
Mrs MsDo- Ms livingston, Mrs harrey, sisIaods,
ssss John Hrpome Joseph Broome, J II Howard. wru
Eord v Code Per1ck, n AeIntoah. Mr. MrsrN1aD
wn ksst James Weara
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-28

a Az ps sN sblrh me Convection may reoon nsne
~W ,,auv, n bs of ,aaa force 10 e'ery STATE, sea
= n oal, ne p.c,ea BY he Stale LrgsiAt".-r, ~
nee, ss.ry u Greer 3" 'cu'e we p st., ..~ss,v 81
famrs AZ BE- sssepssbe 70 az s. If msmo.rs from
spb using u 10 coaiaMee e'"'i
everi o %,sr 70 have The law lard before " pueNc
,h IA the n, ss,ies ~ high al horty, -" be yesra
b,. 10 ob,sin the co speisi'on u ' -Giesa Medical
Affoc,saioD. o,,...
C,ter Was also p'es' 10 dstsibvsed smoeg
pers moe W. <mnous thsc the prees disg
pot-- making vsu%e " 100 psses It SAs dtsKaed 70
embrace the IT, having Ioo's:
l. A eomy,le,e and sfi6spt system OF registration Of
hysbs rsges sbd d. ae vs parssslsr refe'eooe 90
rius sSd the cspnecton OF snsh system wsh
sanitary msasursr. Ass gned for report 70 y. SaoS
n. H., Of RboJe lie aoo.
Ia. nf,ctsn,e their character Clients and bepes@, 10
epb sanitary measures. AssgAea 10 W. VAl
hbber, N D., Of Baltimore.
8 inwianoe Of an ample supply Of water nh adequate
seweTsse, le proper sisposa, a The ~sa u shes
8tfe'ed 10 John y. GrisroS, y. ID q New York
4 ISpeItspse and economy Of sanitary measures u
cfisa Aftilpe 10 John Bell, N. Of Pnitsaepha-
ire feilosus SUBJECTS added At . suUeeqie 20
Rod by vote OF toe COpventon;-
II. ID. Arnold, n. d TO Iepsrs on vsesnsai'u ss pre-
vtBlve OF vAriuR, ana the vaue Of resaena,sn Gin
10 The enactment c laws for the enior OF gene
raj .aeciD siion and rcvacenateD.
III g. Clark, H. d., On some detailed and spesnc plan
for TegpstIg the internal sanitary eeodlioL o GIVES
xlEb 81 all .mbta the subjects sbicb may properly
come vub u The province u preventive medicine
All hete points eluslsated ~ abe papers, eAs'P'
th. resistr aocoasoO, lhs San"
end Arnold having found time " prepare tnen re-
Ports. - 20
The Convention resolved hold daily scssoss, frsa 10
e'clo,k A n 10 3 oe OCH p N.
bss,p - soC miitee Of from each Sase was o.
d4,es sd fey ptoeivmg various vtuons 70 veS pub
nc ineisutons, the Csnvennon adjourned.
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Manslsue hter Cases.
COURT or or EN- AND TBRhINER.
u. fra Han Indee DaxleR


ApRu c7-The jury III The OF John .. Pfonor, N
dces fer mansiaaser OF Charles surges were in de-
bt right and had not agreed when tne court
wss opeped Me morning.
Several pc.i jurors were Ansd s25 each for at
ten6spcee.
Mr. wsteIb bury, District Attorney, said that in the
OF james LOTUS indicted with Glass and others for the
murder OF VIM Decker, in EN- street, the Court had
siEneo Er, j. y. fhbhps TO 0eie0d the prisoner.
Mr. Philips believed that friend OF the prisoner had
tmpoyei another counsel whs would be in town 70 NOR
After some discussion the case was set down for next
Monday.
the case Of John aud Ellen Ly rch charged with Mo
bat COUNSEL and the Court assigned Judge Ssua: "
defend them
Mr. J. NJ Smith asked for the postponment Of the trial
OF Bernard Spruce ndictee for receiving goois
The Judge should be disposed Of this term
be Mt hack n the Sessions
nj So O'Clock the Jury IN the case o. John D. Pioneer
having out twenty hours came OOurt but
said they had DOT yet agreed and wished 70 be Instructed
points Of aw.
they to give the prisoner the benefit and they be
heved that the evidence would any particular
gree Of maDslaushter they would go find
The jury again retired for feW nts and brought
in verdict OF marsaugbttr In the second degree, with
recommendation TO mercy.
THE WIFE OF A JUROR IN SEARCH OF her uUs-
BAND.
While the jury IN the Of Pioneer still locked
ur te domestic incident occurred in the course Of the
day AJocng woman, accompanied by her mother oalne
IN search Of her husband VINO had been confined al
sRht the jury Of Pioneer She declared that she had
been very uneasy Ill night aud could sleep wink
lot knowing where Der lord and master was the lady
was informed that her husband safe under judi.
cisl lock and key; but she insisted seeing
HIM, II y was only to get q peep at hum
through the keyb0ie. The ip6exible officer told
We dis ousos.e Iady that bis orders we're psrsmpry.
and that be was sworn not to permit any speak
The Jurors nor sAk 70 them himself without the psrmis
sOp of The Court; whereupon the sfe her way
tbe and ADDRESSED the JUDGE who then sitting
IN Circuit After listening 70 her anxious inquiries, the
Judge permitted Der TO go and see her husband in
psDy Of officer who directed be present a. any
they should have. The lady her mother
vent " the jurors room. where she allowed
COZ versstion With her husband. She said he was
very mean man for not sending her word where he Was
He told her that he could do thought the Gaze
voala have been . short Here reireenmeats were
brought TO ,he twelve GOOD aud true dis
LADY ft with every Of being
from her husband for twenty four The re-
sut hosever has proved other wise, the Jury il viii
be seen, agreed at quarter past Eve O'Clock.
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WINNIE lv~vsps Thu pc.smasss- &c., -.
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thpy vi be- ,pt 10 have them rsfns. :, as. ;. W.
shSoush The sitsr Ave aljx Cd 70 rnsu y,,sr.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-28

CLEARED.
steamrhp Quaker City, Bhufedt Havana and New Orleans
ssAmsn,p ssSI OF The South Lyon savannas-s Nushm
s,eamshp Roanoke. Simmer, Rorssnr. &e-Lad'an Hsh
Ship Reysly, Riley. East Isdiss-w Sale AGO.
NeiDrie.
Bari Amanda, Bemis, gavaDa-.M Taylor Co.
Brig Canada, CONAN 81 JohncPO.t I small
81 ssa@sn cesn,n 4
sf si.aaas Duncan
sehr Target nowes savannah Meoready, Mott Co
s ssr ~9s%s qSs sIssersou Murray
ssbr j ", Fauiiin Boson-Dayson 4 sOrsgue
sSr BroSWsy BWs ss% h.Hrs Racket
Z ARRIVED.
Steamship City Of Manchester (B. Kennedy Belfast April
is n Rs's IS paced :s
1sGs .s s s ls
az " ~ ia
hence fer southampton and Have
vS Sg a una a00' LIVERPOOL va S0'0o % h0n
Ms;s: Taylor Rs.Asms As.nws I'm lbs. and
ship thss GreenmaD, Weber new Orleans DAYS with
lon s, "a spoke ship ssnus nom Ne. orl ans To- peies
burg ga sIpsep.ed heavy s.e from sw, Toe. sails Ac
mt y sis 81 ss1 WI
+.
,s s: ,pss e.
10 NJ 9s Is lon
had hun storm during which slrucs BY go
ssss :,sn ana tore ..ss. s, .gSs.s Of
snd us. saw ice ia M
a. Ion e, and again In Lar As lon Al
.aS: -,h %ol';.: essss LEY v..s:f Suck
81 L. sass Ss.,
weather The entlfs rasesye.
gar shd n,os::ss . INST 1t 3, 50 loo
BIZ sr%rSs M Of as N Howard ns, Ma
ID lays W III plaster ~ master
ttSl kslo.n Or Of Dartmouth Nay. Palermo March
Ss Pew: s' n''s. lib inst
,s rshr ,s se = En- 80 moSard oOru~sn Ns' is eays
scsr s,seIslo, , ss.o POr! George, Ms. 10 dayA with
sehr sichard ood Crsnmer pa1iap days, With lam
Der az AVA soTse TO M Eis On he d and gan insb
w.s g sss 1T sas
3; 80 I'd S9 IL as,
Stssn her mh en- the sss was saSd and snpoed
lumber: 70 v A Elha HAD heavy .s.erly Eses ' "'''
sc ,ran ns hIs.Dor Lynch AsIsaar.s ss.yr
schr v bite sensn, Jones, PbilsaelShia for Bossr-
T Y y.se s snh s ssess: days days:
s sssr s.sS p ss sofsIs s. s.: DAY:
eshr 1rysi, 4 DANA Raptu.ret s days
s ssse,s xcrSas of rs..issa saay
sr.I Kh.n, Miner Por.l.ud, q sdaya
sesl sssesI Sa cS.o%sn ff Fe.iissd = D. sssy.
Scfr Dart Palmer stamford, Ct 2 days.
s hr Bakilg Wi isms Bsddan, ~ dsyA
sChr Lsfuua rAviey, Few Haven 2days.
Scfr Gen sco,t do liver Haven 2days-
Schr Nary Ann, smith tlizshsthport for Boston.
scnr Neptune, Joces sltIabev port for Boston.
Schr barriet, DinsBiore, thzsb-tbpors Tor Bcs.o1.
Steamer Rennebeo. Hand, Philadelphia.
Steamer Albsrnaa- Williams, Pruvttenes-
The brig West aryivet 76b from Galveston male p.s
sage In II days not IT, a. reported IN edition Of yesterday
sMn~
Brig Vim pouns, from Porto Rco-oy pno. boa Geo s,csp
Steamships Europa r), LIVERPOOL Quaker city, H.vana
ard Kew ,reans; MARION Chsrleston the Bon,A Ga
,Annah; Jsmestovn sorfos, &c.
Trd during the dag from NET oE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-28

MELANCHOLY AND RgMARKApLs CorvcrDssCE-
10 Tuesday last the town Of Fulton ~ss deprived by
oeAh o. three Of s mort prominent aud respectable ct
nAs' Ex-Governor william c 8ouck oied ~ about i've
ooocs oe she morning OF mat day at his residents In
ms' 'o~n snd about tvo hoors Alter wards, Mr. Joba
ton one Of hs nesreyt ueigboors also EXPIRED AMI
about one O'CLOCK Of the zane day, Mr.. Abraham
shts Also en- intimate friend and gbbor the Cover
Dor 'ed very suddeDly vhe the Rosseser Bouse In
MOO eouig The death Of Mr. Hsnes was very unex.
pecto wse N the enjoy mebt a his usual good health,
ne went 70 hodeeurg on that day accom- panied by his
wie 70 cooso Dr. GleAson (pov isctur,ng pace
- Pysp'osy &c IN reference 10 pmoe or ssre tnAt
pas appeared 90 b" lace for rome TINE past Dr.. Glse
son on seerg be sore, wono1noed . cancer, vhish
seen eh 70 Affect Mr. Hanes very mach who imefsasely
sat oo~p and complained OF AptaAss when person In
he room wens 10 bsse for pitcher OF water. On ths
rssnfp 81 The etson With the vatr Mr. HADes rave
enc .. Two essps ben life became extacs. NJ. Hsnss
ess On excellent csen and an honest man. HM dsssh
YES cansed ny oneOe Of the heart These suaden BE-
fesvenents have cast sad and melancholy gnsm over
woe sresd circle o. reAuves, friends newbbors Of
The deces<d. They we're among the most rsspecsAbs,
aged and wealthy inhabitants Ns, town asd shev Icss
viii be long and severely feh-,scAoAaris PaIrsf,
hryI a.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-28
Common Pleas General Term.
Before Hon. Judges DAILY, Brady an Hil:oa.
QUESTION AS TO STATE RIGHTS.

Arm 28-Lestey CfItaller.-Tos case came before
the ocurI obecons to report Of reeree who found
that there due to the plaintiff 81 47s 81 udg
obsaIeo ny Mansfield Kirkland Hsi, against the defeo
dant IN SAT. and which bad teen assigned plaintiff Il
spp AIRED that haps1eld 4 Co resaenw OF Philadelphia
tsfndsnt in this state; that alter tne Judgment
ohtind the d. feDoaIt discharged from his debts
the Mfovent lass Of this State that after such
the paiDnf In this suit obtained assignment, oi
the udgro aDc brought the present SUIT the ndg
the defendant Mr.. McKeou, the part OF
defendant set his discharge under the insolvent law
that the be perform. ii
within tbs state, and the judgment IN the Of
couIac,, the discharge q complete bar, Vhlst ,oe
INSISTED sat Nans0-id Co, lived OF t0e
state toey ro Affected by the discharge Decision
reserved.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-28

CONCEALED DEADLY WEAPONs.-The Ohio Legs
asar- have passeo law making II msstemaanor 70 cv
~ pistol bowie knife, dirk any other concealed desd
seapcb under the peoslty NJ tine not exceeding S2s,
300 mprnoou'n not than thirty days for the nrst
ON noe and $500 hn- aud fo~ three months
OF bAh AZ The oscreon Of the Court for the second o.
fence snd W prrsnanr~ IN. law the Mayor u Cpcis-
rsn has drersed The police arrest and bring before hin
AL ptTtVns whom hey shall and With sopoeaed wcspnA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-28

CANAL NAvIGAros.-Tbe Eric Canal continues
In good navRsbe cnoion. The Sigh, acc,drnt 70 The
gate OF enc 81 the Brighton ocss was soon ,eoared and
boats sre now moving rapidly There are not enough,
however, to csnse any delay by jams or orovds Bush
meas s very hight
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-28

PRICE, or Gas REDucvp.-Thc ptico Of "a. in
'hssso bas been reancec &c ~ 20 pc thousnd se W
lbke elect 90 We ba q Nay.