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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-10-23


forth on all sides through cracks in the
soil.
Persons of cool northern temperaments
find it difficult to comprehend the state Of
mind which induces men to travel from
the plaiss OF Multsn or the fertile valleys
Of Guezerat. .expending large sums of mon
ey by the way, merely to sit down for
weeks and months by an opening in the
rock. through which . clear white fame.
fifteen to twenty feet in height. sscends in
to the atmosphere. Here. however. their
ancestors in the remotest ages did the
same. taught. it is said. SO to act by that
mighty legislator and philosopher. whose
Oriental name OF Zerdusht was transformed
by the Greeks into Zoroaster. But the
Psrsees, wherever they reside, are only ex
lies in India; they may be beloved and
honoved for their charity. or knighted by
the Queen of Great Britain for their wealth
and enterprise, but the home of their spirit
lies westward beyond the Sulimani range.
beyond the desert Of Khorasan, beyond
the peaks and forests of the Elburz. in the
land Of figs and pomegranates. Of grapes
and roses, of naptha springs and eternal
ires. To them, the followers Of Mshom-
med are either sangu;nary conqusrsrs OF
The Semi-weekly Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1862-1864, 1862-06-03
Little Ecck. Feb :. 1851.
T0 Nc Pubic.

MY advertisement i'll the newspapers ct e
patent process for Tanning Leather, has
called forth So much correspondence and 80
many inquiries concerning its operations,
thai, 1 have thought tit to issue Circular
anSv erinG the much sought after Intern T.
ton.
fs,u IT,. Inventor and Patentee. ant. tie
Patent has been allowed by the autho-iti,S
"a. Richmond: My process is q domestic
chemical one such as can be obtained from
TIE herbs of the woods in the country, AID
use Sumac as a base III Tanning: AL H."
ingredients are plentiful in the SoL'i.ln'
country: Watts OF troughs used in TIC old
process will answer every purpose IL 'Ae
new. only it does not require half SO Y Any:
The Leather locks ~ we'll and is as gu.N IN
quality or better, than that tanned h. ;ht
old bark process: I Bave had the process
throughlv tested a:d witnessed by worthN
aud honorable gentlemen III this city " 10
will vouch for its efficacy; | DO Not se!'
rights to any ore on tine All MrAtIs
sent attn risk by taking the Postnast,is
receipt without registering.
Address me at Little Rock, kik. eEci.s
ing ten cents to pay postage O hATToN
apl53m Little Rock AN
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VANS iielhFcnlalcC OJhesG

DESOTD PARISH Ia.
F4Nhc Fail session Of this Institution
l will open on Wednesday, End
October SCI, with :. full and efficient
Faculty. The domestic department
will be under the immediate Sup"rin-
t.ndrncc of the President and his
lady. and every effort will be made
to promote the comfort Of those en-
trusted r. .hcir charge.
Cot,on, pror5sjoH&, Coatrdrr"t'
BDu,ls or Treasury mates tohcn in pay
inert If Boasd and Imi,iom.
For other information. Address.
CUAS. Il. STU ART, President
Mansfield, La.
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aS>.-

~ rOMMrITEpto the Jail OF the pa :
NO i~h OF c"dd", in the citN OF
~. Shreveport. Il ncgr" man aged about
4, years. five feet tour inches high. she lett
eN,. bind Il oc;lr on the nose and iofT check.
o. dark con!Dlcxiun Calls himself SAN
and saws he belongs to james MCCARTHY
OF Davis County, State Of Texas
The owner or owners at sad negro are
hereby notified to come forward, prove pro-
pcriv, pay charges. and take him away, OF
sc will be disposed OF as the law directs
May -. 1862. }. Is. NELCH.
=, )ailor
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Special Notice.

HE undersigned will red, en- the Red
Rtccr Packet Compnny's issue in Confcicr-
ute no cs. when presented in sums of ($2o)
Twenty Dollars,
At \. NJ HULL. s. CO,
Shreveport, La.
Persons holding less then $2O} Twenty
Dollars in our issue, cssn have it redeemed
by bringing the balance in Shreveport
funds, to the amount of 500 Twenty Dol
lars. to \. NJ. HULL s. co.
may 2s-lt c. l.. KOUNS Il BRO.
Shreveport, LIZ.
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Confederation Restaurant.

81 (Formtriy GaietyJ
- 1.Joi"jsgthe Co4trieE"ffo"
Cofce Homse Shreveport. La.
HNIIS we'll known and popular rS
4 tablishme..t has been removed n
above, and is open for the accommo-
dation of the pusAic. There will lee
found the best of game. fish, oysters
and everything that the Shreveport
and New Orleans, markets afford
Meals furnished at all hours day o,
hight. Families and parties viii
rave their orders pronaptly atte."le'
60, no37vly-
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view Advertisements.
w.ANTED.

LIEUT.. BUHLOw now constructing the
battery below the city is in need Of ~ or 30
good Spades and ri Axes, these articles
cannot be purchased in the place and citi-
zens having either ofthem will be aiding
the causc materially by looming them to the
Committee of Safety, with the assurance that
they will be returned. send them to Lieut..
Hecox ut Capt. Dcnson's Office who will
have them marked and if any are lost they
will be paid for.
The Semi-weekly Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1862-1864, 1862-06-03

Portable Steam Engines with or,
without wheels. Stationery Steam
E.nai,.r- with double flu" boilers.
Circular >>>,w- Mills OF the n"st mod
rr,l all Improved construction. We
cn"ilcrg. the trade "a produce Il bet
ter or inorr effective ;'rriclc al 4 less
.ricr. Cotton Gin and GriSt Mill
-,itHtliu-.
tircuar Saws.
Burrows Corn and F!o,rin" Mil.
StluuN Corn Mills.
! mdia Bohhrr Betting.
WooGwruth Iiainin" aud Matching
Mac!iMe<.
ArtrSian Well Tools ana Pipes fur
lui-!ird to order.
:St.uu Guaae>>, Whistles, &c,
and every description of Plantation
and Railway Machinery.
Send and get an illustrated cata-
logulc Of our Machinery, free by mail ;
all we ask is preference at the same
price with equally good Northern
! Works.. Addr, = T.. NJ. INENS.
No. IS St. Charles st.. \. @.
No. 3--iv
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ssEl Patronize Home Industry.
SIMON EIRM.1N.
DEEiS' SNDEM AXE IL .

Cor. lIINrKcf and Milan NfFccfS,
WILL give special attention to making
" Shoes for Ladies and Misses and
hopes to receive :, liberal patronage in this
new enterprise Repairing neatly exceeded
81 short notice. S.C-3m
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~ EDiCAL.
A New Mode of Tanning Leather.

NNHE SUBSCRIBER has patent process
l. for Tanning Leather, that viii tan
heavy Sole Leather in 20 days; copper
Leather in toto Is days; Caltor other skins
il, ) to 5 days. Tue process is fifty pes cent
cheaper than the old process, and the leather
is lc;.y Ter, better and more durabit-ail O.
which is done without Bark, and there is any
quantity of the ingredients in the country
TERslS-SlCO tor the right OF a county:
$50 dollars Tor an individual right. " al
Bonds, Treasury W;4rran's, Confederate
Notes, OF any money that is current at bone
in til. Southern Contederacy, taken a par
Address. 3. O. HATTCA
Little Rock Ak.
arkansas Penitemtiary Jan. !. lsC*
Mr. b. u. Hattor-Sir: ! have thorough
" tested the recipe for ming which pu1-
chased of YOU. and have no hesitation III
SAY iu@ that it makes letter leather n 4
II. uch sho,,.r lin Z han the Old tcgy process.
| / would lcr,.n.ll..ld Ito tanners, ara 10
| u untcrS wishing 10 tan 1leir own leatA.r
| Sour. 4. j. W AKD.-
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Now is the Time.

Now is the Time. |
Purify the Blood! Strengthen the |
System!!
THEGREAT MEDICINAL DRINK OF THE |
AGE!
CROOkES'S
Inviyorating Aromatic Vegetable
.StomacAe Bittc1s,
ToK RESTORING 4 PRESERVING
Prepared from Aromatic Bitter Herbs
UNDER THE AUSPICES or an
EMINENT PHYSICIAN.
Are an agreeable and palatablt
Invigorating Tonic, prepared from
Aromatic Bitter Vegetables, corn
bincd with a Pure Spirit, improved
and perfected by one Of our vene1a-
bic and eminent physicians during a
practice Of thirty years, in the latter
part of which he used those Bite,
Hc.bs, with unparalleled success, in
Illumination from the face or body us
they progress in the p.,rifi.ation of the
blood.
/ Viewing them simply us Il bever
age, they equal in richness and deli
cacv Of flavor the finer grades of
choic. Champagne Wines-the bit
ter principle being only perceptible
when felt in the good work of purify
ing and invigorating.
For the use OF old and young of
both SEXES they are admirably adap-
ted, being grateful to the taste; Of an
oxqisitcly delicate tlavor-i,npartins
to the palate Il soothing aromatic ct
feet. equallrd only by its purity and
richness.
| The following letter regarding the
purity and quality Of this Celebrated
Vegetable Tonic, from the eminent
and gifted ptlySician and chemist
Victor T.. Canning, so long and ia.
vorably known III connection viii
the French Academy OF Science
speaks for itself:
(Hemical Lcbrutory, West Broa'7wny
New York, February 8, 1860.
NJ III NJ. CrooKes: Dcur Sir
In accordance with your request o
: the 10th ul,imo, have subjected
sample Of your lnvigoratsng Aroma
1 tic Vegetable Stomach BittcrS to
careful an;rvSiS and find them to b.
composed OF the essence at Aro,nati
|. Bitter Vegetables Of ancient fame il
til. medical world vet | have nev,.
before seen them so we'll blended O
rendered so plcasin" to tn" scHSc q
taste.
'Th. Suirit used in il,.ir urrnar;
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EDWARD. CONERT,
WHOLESALE GROCER.
And Dealer IN
WESTERN PRODUCE,
Nos. g Front, and 10 Fulton Streets,
n1-ly NEW ORLEANS.
Cister.ns Made.

tDURING the absence Of Mr.. 4.
Sch affner, will give strict attention
to the making and putting up of
Wooden Cisterns.
Orders from planters promptly at
tended to. Address,
F. X. MULLHAUPF,
Sash, Door, and Blind Factory:
'n1o-6m Shreveport, La.
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Che SEMI Dews.
Published on Tuesday and Friday.

;vWhcn subscribers sec Time Expired,
stamped on their paper, it denotes that IN
'wo weeks heir time OF subscription expires.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-24
PERSONAL.

John Drew, the well known comedian and de-
linesor Of Irish character, died ut his residence IL
the City Of Philadelphia on Wednesday AFTERNOON
He was born in Ireland SEPT 3, 1885, and came Il
this country before lie was twtntyone years OF age
Having taste for the drama 40 well as an aptitude
for the stage he prepared himself duly, aud made
his debut at the Old Bowery Tbeater in this city, IN
1915. Since that time his success wa Of tho meet
fattering kind For "A number of years he, conJoint-
ly with Mr.. VIM. Wbeatley, was lessee OF the
Arch.srreet Theater, in Philadelphia. lie Concluded
an engagement of one hundred and ono nights at
tha, house under tie lesseeship Of Mrs John Drew,
last Friday night. lie WAS making preparations to
20 10 Europe and was to he the subject of compll-
mentary entertainment previous TO his departure
when he unhappy accident which ocessioned hir
death occurred. While walking across the Ioor
with bis child in bis On Tuesday evening, his
foo, caught in the carpet aud lie fell his head srih-
ing the wall. lie Immediately went into convulsons
and expired at O'Clock on Wednesday afternoon
lie had performed in California, Australia aud IN
Europe with great success His death Is decided
loss to the American stage.
- When Lord CORVALLIS surrendered to the
American army at Yorktown, a young ensign was
appointed 10 receive the colors OF the British req
rnens. The ensign upon whom this honor was con
ferred was Robert Wilson, Is years Of age, and
the youngest commissioned officer III the army. lis
grandson Robert Wilson, is now Adluiant OF the
10Th New-York Regiment in HeinIzslnians DIVISION
of Gen. McCieiian's army. IL il not little Remark
able that tic grandson should be engaged IN cam
pagn on tie very sro. where bis ancestor met the
enemies Of lis country, and, like him, witness Of
their discontinue. Ensign Wilson was a member Of
tho Cincinnati. TIE certificate Of membership on
parchment, with Gen. Woshingon's signature lis now
in possession Of bis grandson.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-24

TIE USIos AS IT WAs.-Tbe Rev. Henry Ward
Beecher delivered lecture before the Twentieth
Ward Republican Association at Continental Hail.
on Thursday evening. The Hall was filled with an
attentive aud enthusiastic audience. Mr.. Beecher'
in the course of his eloquent observations upon the
present crisis said that bis great desire was to have
the Union as it was-not as it was Immediately pre-
yious to the rebellion, but a. !. was in its bridal ex'
perience-happy and harmonious in spirit.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-24
The FRIENDS YEARLY MEETING.-

The FRIENDS YEARLY MEEriSG.-This ami
vensry commences tomorrow morning, when public
meetings for worship will be held at the meeting
houses In Sixteenth street, Twenty-Seventh street,
and Brooklyn. TIE meetings for business, which
VIII b open 70 members only, will be held during
the week, at the Sixteenth street house. In the
smart rain Of yesterday afternoon, we had an agree
able harbinger Of the showers that are to bless the
psrched earth, in conformity with estabshed usage,
during the continuance Of this mort useful ami.
versarv.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-24
CITY ITEMS
aMuspMENTs THIS EVENING.

,U..r,,. Tu.'TypHNo "a Brosdwey /" John Bull"
AcApyxr OF Music (Brocklyn)-' Ls Tfsvs.a Or The
WIsTER GARpKs-BIosdwsy. Rosa oeS''"' w.
CoTsicsn Vendetta" v..,,r..."
LAURA KEEsE's T.BATYR-- broadway, inr,sentb street
and si.tb sy.nue. Cindsfelis" afternoon ana e''H''s
NiBLos SALOON La Fislis Del Besmeno Grand National
bAsSuEs AMERICA ca NIT Whale. &c. day ADD night
Nora Crsn. aud Dead shot ss,a0pn 1o sa d.,
NATIONAL ACADEMY or phS'SS--N' va
Ina, ma Mo..rt Hall, No. $50 Broadway
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. insu'u'e'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-24

MsoR irsms.-Tbe total contributions for the
relief of the Troy sufferers acknowledged up to yes
ierday by the Treasurer amounted to 1885 06....
The downtown hotels swaImed yesterday with
swiudlers, stranger. and dummers in pursu! Of VIC
fornia Lieut. Col. Thomas II. Morris, Of the 9TH
N. Y. ", has been promoted to tho command Of the
93d N. Wv, to fill tho vacancy caused by the cap.
ture Of Col. Crocker......The Mount ST. Vincent
Academy will be fitted up as !" Home for Wounded
Soldiers" by the end Of next week. THE Nor.
mon Swedes landed at the Battery some days since
were dslodged from their quarters by the arrival OF
sick and wounded soldiers. aud forced TO encamp on
the grass. They awaiting the period of depart
ure for Deseret
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-24
SUPERIOR COURT SPECIAL TrRs-M,Y 2o.-BefoEs
Justice bosgJ
nklIgIDNs

Dustan agt. McAndrcws ct al.-Where nj the
trial verdict Is ord.r.d plaintiff and the drf,ndsn
cep saJ exceptions then ordered to be heard the
Gs 81 this General Term. and the Judsmeut Ia the
sutne peudrd aud lie dcf- udai failed prepare
cspons containing exec" tons the psntf cannot
b. 81 thu, default udxnens the verdict With
out sn application the Cosr. tic sp,y the Court
a. Uru-al Term abjayts showing the dea snd
for leave to enter judgment The Judgment In this
IL vacated with 81 costs.
Fowler sgt Bofsi.-Mo'icn for reference granted
Street ugt. Pacific MANUAL los Go Same Mercantile
Mutual los Go. same ast Atsnc Mutual ms Go schiller
Ar Brush and orders Of granted
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-24
TO THE BENEVOLENT.

The greatest comfort to SICK or wounded soldier,
t. chair with high hack soldier that 10 sick csuno,
keep his bed for the simple they used to such
active life Il IL particularly urged upon tho ladies Of New
York aud vicinity. to contribute In that line to the
PARK BARRACKS
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bort l)aroene' Nollte.
SrArs OF Nsw.YoRx: u

SrArR OF NBw YORK ,,,uk
Poar-wAspnss Urrcs, No. lot wsn@ -,
NOTICE is hereby given, IN accorGanc ,s,,' Va a.
A., 10 Hsorssnixs the Wsrlens Once OF inc los AZ -
Yos ali person. ip,sre..sa 10 :. S:as or survey
subject mater =. @ ra. under examination BY The -
W.rd.ns aud that the .ad surveys or ess'n ,ns notice
eomnle,ea within ten days next succeeding 'n' '''
board said vesseisi pisr No - =
R.rk Isabel d., Ma
Bark Cabot Mor,s 0eres
k.rk lane Thurston ~ soreA
Ocean w xV,.>srs -
Hrs d. o. Cashier ........'.''''''''' p., No % r. =
schooner Sarah Steus;t rard, Soes4
schooner hA'u' ''' WIN Il BURLEi0H fHs''''
J. Ayes HERMAN. Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-24
ARMY OF THE SOUTHWEST

Gen Asb0th's division Of Gen. Cart.'s ARMY
part Of tie heroes Of Pea Ridge-arrived a, Cane
Girardeau yesterday They will remain there long
enough 10 be provided with clothing shoes, Nc., II
~.ie5 ss! are sady deficient. St Louis Rep, 2lst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-24

BrLoray PivEMxSr JoBs.-Tho Croton Acque-
duct Board yesterday opsned bids and MAIDS awards
for jobs as follows:
Lsyiry Belgian pavement In Duars street, between CITY
Hall place aud Centre street. nine bids - WIn baird a.
s1ig -
SAM. 10 Pearl street between Fulton street and PECK alp
eleven bids; same, NJ t2,i2t -.
san. in Brosd~ay between Seventeenth and third
street ten hids. same, at GI2SE.
sane ~ Fih avenue between Forty ninth end srty hrst
streets eleven bids TO John W Pettixr-w, at sA,3S1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-24

FUsIRAL or LIEUT.. PRoss.-Tbe funeral Of the
late Lieut.. Pross Of Company +, 3lst Regiment, n.
Y, S. ", who WA killed at the lead Of bis company
at the battle of West Point, will take place to-nor-
row from Marcus Church, the Rev. DIR. ii. Roegner,
Pastor, in Sixth street, near Fret avenue, at /
o'clock p. Ii. Tie line will be formed in First
avenue, rgh, resting on Sixth street. Societies in
tending 20 join in the obsequies are requested 70
report to Capt. Tumbul Oh the ground. Tie line Of
March viii be through Eighth street TO Broadway,
down Broadway to South Ferry. The police force
will cross over to Brooklyn and continue the line of
march up Atlantic street TO Court street down Court
street to Hamilton avenue, along Hamilton avenue
to the bridge. Superintendent Kennedy has iseued
special order to tho Captain OF each Precinct, Of
which the following is an extract
"Yoa will parade Sunday 18th inst. with sersesns
aud Is pstronen Cepsins and eTaesnts IN fu uniform.
with bel. bsions psrolHeD, fr Uniform except bsons
Din Instructor CAPT 1urBbu j. sgned TO the command Of
the force upon me OCCASION ssted by such bids b. msy
de.igsie lie line will DO formed IN numerical order IN
Washington square, south tide, sight reEting Uniyesy
pare Il IL ccotk precisely The force Of the sevene-
f,rrt will be detailed the quad Of honor The flags at
TIE Saonouses viii be dsPsyed a, hall mast during tie
la.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-24

IMPROVEMENT OF MoUsT NORRIS SeUARE.-Thc
difficulty in the way of improving Mount Morris
square and rendering it an attractive park-for
which $50 900 have been appropriated by the Com
mon Couneil-appears to be that quarter acre plot
of ground was leased in 1917 for twenty years TO
Stephen Van Nostrand, on conditions that be should
erect certain buildings, construct and maintain n
fence around the entire square, aud pay his rent
promptly. The buildings were erected but Che fence
was not pu! up nor has The rent been promptly paid
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-24

II "a probsble that these failures will be made the
grounds for nullifypg the lease and ejectng the
lessee from the square. 80 that contracts may be
made and the work of improvement commenced.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-24
LAW INTELLIGENCE.
MARINE COURT.-sAr q Before Justice HsAKsn and q
Jary.
rEPoRrAsr TO MrRcHksTs-FHaUDULEsr sUBsrl.

MARINE COURr-MAr 2s-Beiore Justice HsAKsn and
Jury.
IEPoRTAsr TO MFRCHksTs--FHhuDULENr 5UBsrl-
TUITION oF GOODS.
wai,n A. B.ler- ngt ieury q. julien and Joeph Wild
1his action WIS bfouVd by the painful who IL
importer o. epsin mats sy,lnst lie d. .udsui' who
down mouh Of September 1853 dssieT- 10 carpets
matt, dsmsg or tbs ,p1rituou Of old soots
In tic lace Of new goods "hich the pipth haa impoea
for a.. tcndsus tom the house Of Lexington Morris Of
London. fn.ar
1hs psinflf Ia the month Of June 1873 the sg-n, OF
Morris, received OIL order IRON tho defel
for iu, oc- Il s@-rssn amounting TO upward Of
~, when odrr duy or~ardsd by che pliiDtif aud
In the Latter par, Of 'h. nonn Of June the invoice wa duly
directly tue shiy O. the "ss5hnon Of the eDdnts
where the good. opened Amer tho good. lad been
opened and tie d-y OF ther ip by The defend
sy .,re ID qusnti from the lot, aEountrgto S43J ~
which they rrtsGed and paid ior.
Amer tbs .cec lon had been made the balance Of what
yOfed be The yoce ~As pat back into TIE cases from
wheh they t.kvn, aud sent 10 the plaintiff. who
opsuug them dkcor-rcd that substitution hsd taken piece
Of unstable stock OF the KIND c goods In tue place
OF the new good, which lad been la possession Of tic d-
,ud.uts tie plaintiff making this oicoNey and Within
two days s.r the receipt Of tie Invoice sont 20 tho Dc
f-nGs and made CON plant OF ~ba bal been done but all
knowledge Of tue act denied Dy TIE dseHdants and their
CLERKS
Thr plaintiff Atsrwsrl. ei,ed information calculated 70
the charge, and lno~lsJge II by the do
f-Gdns vteTcupou he n-ncd hs seton Ia TIL, Count
the oount VI wc be bad ,u.tSined Aaj
claimed SO IL proved by one ~ tho clerks In
mpoy Of III, jefenisnts, tat he assisted To make the
snbsiit Of the Oh Of The ds.endfn fr the new
conain-d IN tho hoe by the d- toa OF OF
defendants, but the exact quantity be could NOT specify
Another clerk OF the defendants testified that the s1bstu
on sus. ted by brother Of Of the hrm and In hs
presence wnch the clerk declin.d 10 adopt
t-uent. controy.rtcd Dy the defendants and
wtncs produced their pert AID the counsel Tor
parties mad bfisAy suum.d til Justice HtAe de-
yeied an impartial esfse 70 tic lufy who siier bhi ao
returned verdict for the plaintiff of 80 10 damages
b..lcs costs 1br defendants have sppealet
Il. H. shannon for paina L. b. koed jr, for defendants
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-24
Receipts Of ProducG.

MAY 2l-ls III bbs Flour AS bbs Corn Aeei 3l Dds
Whisky go 900 bush Wheat 30 J8 bush Oats 20 oj onh
Corn 81 QUO bush Rye, 1868 bush barley, stV pss' f''
ysons, 40 Pkgs. Lard. Ice koss do