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The New York herald., 1867-03-01

The sum raised BY rate bills In the rural districts
was e70o,025 and above the estimated value
o. the board Of tcacher, who boarded round"
e410,285. Tho money appropriated from the
STATE Treasury for school purposes for the year
ending september 90 1867, a follows:-From the
common school fund, e165 000 from the United States
deposit fund.- S105 000 from the proceods Of the State
schsol tax, S1,l4s,l22 "a; total, q, ,los, ,l22 "a
The actual expense OF maintaining the schools for the
year. ending September So 1900, follows:ln the
cities so $50 So III tho rural dsrct o. 0l0 56
total, 60 032 03S ~ For the previous yesr The smouns
was %, 785, 400 "a
INDIAN sCHoorA
Tho Indian schools In the several reservations act
Ing with visible effects the condition Of the various
tribes In the State. They number twenty.six, with an
aggregate Of 0z2 pups and average attendance Of
l88. The school term Ii twentysx and . half weeks.
The annual appropriation Of $4,000 h not Sufficient and
should be increased Their aggregate cost during the
last year was Ass g.
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WuarH cAaollnA LEGISLATURE.

RArmou, Feb. 20, 1857.
Mr.. Scsggin introduced into the Lower House Of the
Lsgisature to-day resolution declaring the willingness
Of North Carolina 70 accept In good faith the proposed
plan OF Congress for the reconstruction Of the Southern
staea The resolution created much eKcitsmeni and an
animated discussou ensuod Finally Il was referred 70
The Committee on Federal Relations.
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, NoRYoLK, Va, Feb. 2S, 1901
The ave magistrates Of the Corporation Court arrested
yesterday sor fsfusng negro testimony were asigneo
ko-day. A. + Hill discharged appearing that ne
30 disentsd fom The decision Of the Court he sne
Enly Union man among the masietrstee Ths case We
kdjournsd un Tomorrow The respondents reooEnlzed
J 16Qo each
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THE EASTERN QUESTION.

0crvia 70 be Evacuated by the SaItan's Troops.
vienna. Feb %, 1857.
The Turkish garrsons are to be withdrawn from the
dorts 10 the Principally OF Servia.
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.,f LONDONDERRY, Feb. 28--Noon.
The steamship horaylan, Captain Alton, which left
Portland on Saturday February l6 arrived this port
\ On the way 70 Liverpool hate last evening
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ALRA>v, REQ. 70, lo0J.
The bill 10 change the time for tho annual meeting Of
the Excise Commissioners considered in Committee
Of the Whole, and, after debate, recommtted TO
the Committee on Internal Affairs OF Towns and Coun-
ties
The bill to provide for increased fare the Niagara
street Railroad, Buffalo. taken up and recommtted,
with instructions to amend by vote Of 8S TO ~ sR
The SPEAKER presented the transactions Of tho State
Eclectic Medical Society.
Mr. HrcocK reported bill providing for convention
revise the constitution, with amendments, In
s;ruc,ed yesterday The bill ordered printed as
amended and placed the lles Of members omorrow
morning.
The bill to amend an act relative 10 tho Banking De.
partment was ordered to third reading.
the bill 10 aid In the construction Of the Albany aud
Susquehanna Railroad taken up After discussion
the bill was ordered 20 Q third reading.
AZ tue evening session the SPEAKER announced the
consideration OF the Governors message the SPECIAL
order No quorum being present call Of the House
ordered Proceedings under the call continued untl
hall past nine O'Clock, whom they suspended and
without uansacting any other business the House ad-
iourned.
The New York herald., 1867-03-01

IL New York I'm the Tropical
Certainly not; but eyky citizen OF New York can son
round himself with tropscAl fragrance In Docember ~
sprinkLng on his hand,erlef few drops Of riALONs
NIGHT BLOOMING CERhU5.
The New York herald., 1867-03-01

An Old Nur>e for Children.4 Don't Fail ts
procure Mrs WfNSLOw'S Soothing syrup for chidrea
eethnR No motAer who has ever tried y VIII consent g
let child pass through this critical period without the e
Of this Inv auable ~ePsrstoe Gives rssto the nssse:
regulates the bowelss Thiy yhve cents bosus DO sure
MRS wINsEow's SOOTHING syRtP"
having the simils oe Curtis Perkins the outsds
wrapper All others are base limitations.
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THE CABLE TARIFF.

LONDON Feb. 2s 1851.
The Directors Of the Atlantic Telegraph Company hold
meeting the 18th Of March to determine what no.
ductions shall be madc In the tolls on the Atlantic Cable
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chine COMPANY beg 20 Inform patrons aud the psbls
that while their establishment 400 Broadway being 70
paired and retted, their ws DO coauued usual
Vt the I'd dyoining premises, No AZ.
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E j R o P q.
BY THE CABLE TO FEBRUARY q.
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Financial DiStrust In England and a
Money Panic In Prospect.
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TURKEY TO EVACUATE SERVIA.
10. DC. &c
EN- aLA n o..

symptoms Of Money Panic.
LosDoS, Feb. 2S-Evenng
general feeling Of distrust prevails In financial cir
cles, and the stock market Is PROSTATE.
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,.A.-Meet,s Chemical Pg,urde Kestores ,sS GrsS
RUSHT0N. 10 Astor House. aud BY ali dru ysIsts.
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Yas DEATH PENALTY ABOLISHED IN ILLINOIS.

spRrsoYrKLD H.. Feb. 20, 1857
bill virtually abolishing capital punishment has
passed both houses " the legislature
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NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.


Senate.
ALBANY, Feb %, 1857
Bills REPORTED pAvoRABLY.
To incorporate the Rochester Hydraulic Company.
The Yonkers Excise bill. For the Improvement Of Third
avenue, Brooklyn. For the appointment Of Canal Boat
Inspector at whitehall
The annual report Of the Brooklyn Institute was pre-
sented and ordered printed.
BILLS INTRODUCED
To incorporate the Manhattan Warehouse Company; !;
to incorporate the Union of German Veterans of
New York; TO amend an act for the incorporation Of
companies TO navigate the by steamships to
porate the Soldiers Busiv Messenger and Despatch
Company to amond the law relative to pilots in the
port Of New York- declares that pilot who brings
vessel into !he port acquires no right thereby 70 take
Brookiyn: to amend the charter OF the Brooklyn
institute; relating to the Orphans Homo Of the Pro-
construction Of the Cooperstown and susquehanua val
ley Railroad; amending an act authorizing tho North
American Life Insurance Company to make special
deposits in the Bank department. to incorporate the
jamestown Driving Park
BILLS PASSED.
Authorizing the removal OF fences along plank roads
during the winter the Christopher Street Cross Town
Ralr0ad bi-yeas 49, amending act relative 70 the
rrosstsn Epscop% public scaoo Incorporating the
The charter OF the village Port Richmond authorsiug
Eimra; relative to common schools in Iockport; 70
atvc 10 the election OF tho directors OF tho Rochester
mon Council to amend the charter Of the Youse Men
Christian Association OF New York. making nppr0pra.
tions for tho Of the principal and interest
the canal dobt provide for existing deficiencies in
moneys for tho support Of Brooklyn common schools
incorporating the Astoria and Hunters Point Railroad
Company.
rHR BROADWAY RAILROAD PaoyEcra
Mr.. THOMAS MuRrHy introduced the Broadway Surface
bill He said that although not committed to any Of the
New York railroad schemes he had appreciated the neces
sy for adoption OF some means to TO the people
more speedy transit along tho Broadway route
THE 00NSrTUTIONAL CONVENTION.
The constitutional Convention biii debated with
out amendment until the hour for recess, and
ing had for the consideration of the same
subject
Er Gmsox spoke at length in favor os allowing tho
blacks VOTE and Mr. Low in favor q universal SUI
frage
Amendments were adopted allowing all ctxsns with
distinction Of color TO voto the question Of
adopting the constitution but excluding deserte and
persons who engaged the late rebellion. Pro-
gress was then reported and the senate adjourned.
The New York herald., 1867-03-01

A.-Ladfes and ltontlomsu,
please call examine ready made GlotlnR 0ont4
Boys anA Youths, and learn the recout prccs.
BKOKAw BR0THERS 81 LafAyetto place u
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Wigs, ToSpees, and QynemeSiai Haig: 9SsSe 9S
quality HAIR Dye and Hair Dy6tu9 all c0ors ~ bATCH-
kLORS, 10 Bond street
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CAIRO, ILL.,, Feb. 2s, 1857.
A detachment Of the Forty first coored infantry ar
rived here to-day from Nashville, en- roSse 10 Baton
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Prepared Flour Of Bran. rho True Remedy
j. W. sHEDDEN Chemfst. sss Bewsry cor. eth e.
The New York herald., 1867-03-01

Rangcs.-RaRges for Hotels and Families
Hotel Cooking Aparatus speciality larg6 osS0rm00s -
hand; Styles new improvents
BRAMHAhIs DEAN AGO, manufacturers. ~ Water -
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chine snd SussoaScis Machine. Us ssosd~ay
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Bat B,sstcheler's IIniT Dye..Ths Bestr in the
world the only perfect Dye harnieDa reabe nsauoano
oos Factory, 81 Barclay street AsA
The New York herald., 1867-03-01

ROyul Havana ls0trcry.-Princs Paid l0
gold Information furnished The highes rAtes paid of
Doubo0ns and all kinds of Gold and Silver.
TAYLOR 4 Co, Bankers, 10 Wall strost. n. Z.
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The Howe rJrs4iGss sss sCe;'s Let fsiscs @ SeYs
sewing machnel. President, w Broadway New York
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

Tho London Money Market.
LONDON, Feb. 26-N0on
Consols for money, o.
AMERICAN SECURITIES
are generally tribe better to-day. The opening
are rs follows
cAo
Illinois Central, ex.divdend. end...................7
United States hvetwenty bonds. nds................73 rs
LONDON, Feb. 2S-Evening.
Consois Tor money ....................... COX
United states dye-twenty bonds s............... 73M
Ere shares Observation-Disclosures. 36H
Illinois Ceutrai tex dv.) 76x
The New York herald., 1867-03-01

DR.. Won Elscnberg. Curcs Every Die "a. = q
the throat oatsfra and asthma. ONCE ~ FNth
avenue, corner Of rwenty-cighth street
The New York herald., 1867-03-01

Crisfe dlro's Hair Dy<.--The Best RIVER MA n
Asfor HOuse.
The New York herald., 1867-03-01

DR.. Won Eiscuberg Curc~ Dcafsess Aralie9
from catarrhal affection % the sxtcun1
Office 25i Fifth avenue.
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40! @ ss%,"r ssss ssS. sso:. s'sss.s
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The Frankfort Bonrse,

FRANKFoRT, Feb 28-Eveniug.
United States bonds closed this evening at 765s.
Tho Liverpool Cotton Market.
LIVERPOOL, Feb 28-Noon.
The cotton market to-day opens frner and considera
ply more active The inquiry is good, both for specua-
son and manufacture. and the aggregate sales to-day
will probably 10 600 bales No quotabIe change in
prices has developed itself thus far current rates for
midding uplands being still 13Ad.
LIVERPOOL, Feb 28-Evening.
The cotton market closed fairly active, with DAYS
sale Of $4,000 bales Prices have advanced I'd. Mid.
ding uplnnds 1SHd.
Liverpool BreadstuHs Market.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. 28-Noon.
Breadstuis are generally quiet Corn IS firm at 37s
por quarter for mixed American
Liverpool Provisions Market.
LIVERPOOL, Feb 2S-Noon
The provisions market 10 without alteration
The New York herald., 1867-03-01
T. ID. n. De Bow.

This well known s;atstician and reviewer, died on
wednesday iast after brisf illness, at Elizabeth NJ j.
He was q native Of Charleston, c., aud was born in
that city during the year 1920 In early life he studied
Saw and admitted the bar but becoming tired Of
mis- professIoa he abandoned It. and became journal
It, In lS45 he established periodical al New Orleans
entitled De Bosgs Resso and from the vigor OF It's art
ces and the stern, unwsveriug and argumentatve de-
fence which Il accorded to the system Of slave labor
soon became OF the most prominent magazines In
Ghe South. Himself man of great talent, Mr. De Bow
made hts name known throughout the country and
established reputation in the North as well as 10 his
South 70 adopt was that OF secession he de-
voted his entire time and abilities to the pro.
duction OF articles showing TO the people the
0ecessity Of separation Many Of these writings are
remarkable evidences OF ability and produced marked
effect upon the Southern mind. In lsas MI. Do Bow
appointed 70 vacant chair in the University Of
LOUISIANA Professor OF Political Economy and Com
nerclal Statistics This position he filled with signal
Buccess and 70 the satisfaction OF all concerned. In
1858 he appointed Superintendent OF the United
Bates Census, and shortly after published his In
Austrai Resources OF the Southwest lin three voumes
which remains 70 this day one Of the most valuable
works ON the resources Of the South. Although an
ardent secessiouis and possessing much influence In
che South Mr. Dc Bow politician IN the
.pspsed OF the word preferring his position
Journalist % that Of any ONCE In the gf OF the people
Nnsnlt PerelIi.
Sgnor Natal Pereli, the we'll known singer died In
Philadelphia last evening, aged 0ftyfour years. Of pneu
mOuia
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pr, Won Eisenherg Cares Chrcnic CsM,vsS
and all diseases Of the Iunxs. lives and heart OMaNy8
Fifth avenue corner OF Twenty eighth street
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Miller & CO., Canal strees. After May II
Union square Ladies' aud Misses Shoeh All styles sns
nricea
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EIliptic I,ovixstItch sew!us MschIaes q y
York and Pennsylvania State FAirs, 1895
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Lea & Perrin's saucc-DelIciou~ with ses1s
JOHN DUNCAN SONS. Agents sor the United stAssa
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WSe4 Sewing MSchine. .-fmpre~ed Wseei -
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We Cali Atteneion . tho Valuable Property
% be sold 1t auction By e. II. LUDLOW CO. thss day, -
u O'Clock at tho Exchange salesroom. No II Broadway
East Thirtyhrst street. four story b. 9 b. o, No. u
81 ll0Hxs6
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Florence Reyersible Feed
LOCKSrTrCH SEWING MACHfNEa,
Broadway.
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Grover q Bniecr's Fighe.s Prv~siam sewisg
Machines 4s6 broadway. New York.
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Major GeuernI Anrov ward.


A telegram from Washington yesterday announced
the death Of General Aaron Ward, OF Sing Sing West
chester county, this STATE the residence Of bis SON
in-law, Samuel J. Randall, In Georgetown, D. C. The
deceased was native OF Sing Sing, and descended
from respectable family, Of Revolutionary fame Ho
was born 10 17o and after graduating Mount Pleasant
Academy entered Law ONCE for the purpose Of study
ing the legal profession He had been long cngaeed
In his studies however before with Great Britain
Was declared, and tbs young student promptly an
nounced his ipteuton OF taking the field. Governor
Tompkins procured him heutenancy In the Twenty
ninth infantry, and he served calamity during the
Canada campaign. For merit0rious c0nduct on
che battle fed he promoted 70 the rank OF captan
but after the return Of peace resigned his commission,
and resumed bis legal studies In January 1890 he
married the only daughter Of Elkanah Watson OF Al
bany, and shortly after received the appointment OF
District Attorney for wsschester county, he having
General Ward elected . member OF Congress, AID
was rochosen SIX times His career legislator
very prominent strong democrat 10 his political
principles be supported the people Of tho South in their
views political affairs, while he opposed the nunca
tion schemes OF Calhoun and insisted upon tho supre
macy OF the laws In 1843 he retired from public p0
cal e and devoted his hours 10 moro congena pursuits
than those OF politics Charitable, honorable and Just
In his private character, he made many friends who
will the death Of the old soldier and state
Although he had attained advanced OF seventy
three years hs mind retained It's vigor 70 the last mo
ont and he passed from earth In the full posses
sion of faculties and with unwaverng hope Of
eternal lite with his saviour.
The New York herald., 1867-03-01

Signor Natal Perelli, the we'll known singer died In
Phlsdephia last evening" aged 0fy -four years. Of pneu
monia
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NAILS FOR THE PACIFIC.

NAILS FOR THE PACIFIC.
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The sseamshlp Rising STAR Captain Fusbsr VII Leave
| this port Friday, for Aspnwail
The mais for Central America and the South Pacas
will ccse al ha,f past ten o'clock on Friday morning
/ The NKw YoRx HKRnD-Edton for the paciao--wa
be ready at half pas: nine O'Clock In the morning
Single copies, Ia wrappers, ready for mailing SIX osats
5:Ssssg, xerk r. .s TssDiess 1:sDs = New Y,,.
round himself with fragrance Ia Decsness :.
SsRsains 20 d5EsNGs 70" drops r
s%pas % sasr s Is p s
tia. vhs the, ssiablshmeai 400 sroaaway being
= the adjoining premises No. as7
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s. @s os WINS s sssHss s Ssn sr T &
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nd hs Pr .ns e ss s css :ss
regulate. the bowels Thty-dvs cents bottle Be sars
,. .SRs. wIssEows soorHIEd syslr'
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.ss:,a s:ss,. ssss.,sss I.a, ssyIsz M"s.::: %
York and Psnnsyi'auia State Fairs. ISss
'''r''ssJ HsJksissa KksissEa'.s ssS Esss sAsa.srs
sos Broadway. Now yotk
ssr Rsss ssss: Ess ss:s rr'"~ s'~.s
Lea l. Perrin's saucc-D -Dc,Icio~s With sesps
JOHN DUNCAN SONS, Agents orths United ss.ssa-
usan ,sr & Cad ssSs sas sss {. u.
prices
Prepared Flour Of Bran. rho True RemeAS
j. W. sHEDDEN Chemst sss Bswery, cor. Ah T.
1 tsr ..
hand; styles. improvents.
BRAMHAhL DEAN AGO.. manufacturers NJ Water -
Eoys furnished II. . Ps.s p.
Doublo0ns and all kinds OF Gold and silver
TAYLOR Co. Bankers. 10 Wall street. TX
RI: % Msws :s4,cs A. s cs'. = ,ds a;ss s,.cs Sy
sewing machine). President 6yS Broadway. New York
Wigs. TOqpeos, and Ornamental Hair. 8e4a
quality Har Dye and Hair Dyeiug all coaors at bArCH
ELOR'S, i6 Bond street.
wheeler Il Wilson's yseckststch Sovveag Ma
chine and Buttonhoie Machine, 6sS Broadway
Weed aewiIg Mgchin e.-fmprewcd Wheei -
drop feed. 6alosroou 6l3 BrAadway.T
We Cali Attention - she vaIuaAlo Property
to Be sold At auction By r. Il. LUDLOW CO. ths day, e
u O'Clock tho Exchange salesroon. No II Broadway
East Thirty.hrst street. four story b. b. O., No. O
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-09-20

HACK LINE.---We also run a Hack
Ii twice a day from TOLEDO TO the Station
(TAMA CITY, And twice a week to BUCK.
lNGHAM-Tuesday's and Saturday's-Car-
rying Passengers and United States Mail.
Day~ Persons DESTROYS Of going to BUCK
lNGHAM, can leave their names at the Post
Office, in Toledo.
APPRECIATE & NEWCOMER.
v1n1 1y.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-09-20

YlNO CONSUMPTIVES.-The advertiser hav-
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weeks by a very simple remedy, after having
sufferd for several years with q severe lung
affection, aud that dread disease Consumption
is anxious to make known to his fellow
sufferers the means of care.
TO all who desire it, he will send q copy Of
the prescription used free Of charge), with
directions for preparing and using the same,
which they will find o sure cure for Consumr.
tion, Asthma Bronchitis, Coughs; Colds, and all
Throat and Lung Affections. The only object
Of the advertiser in sending the prescription
is to benefit the afflicted, and spread informa-
tion which he conceiyes to be invaluable, and
he hopes every sufferer will try his remedy. as
it will cost them nothing, and may prove o
blessing. Parties wishing the prescription
FREE, by return mail, will please address REV.
EDwAkD.A. WILSON, Williamsburg, Kings
Co, New York. n21vi.
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LEGAL INTELLIGENCE.

Court OF Quarter ses.,o,,. J,S-. 1,o,,..
hnS usuai Saturday business was before the Court
Commonwealth ex rel Patrick O,DopDel va tho
heeper oi the County rson. Tins was a. anni,ca ca
O'Donnel, who was bound over ~ aos y, nstr,Sk ,
on9rge Of arson. About O'Clock in the sfernoon
OF december IL last, the barn of Mr. Tyson In fynn
berand street, Germantown was destroved bv S Suil'
This boy had been IN the employ OF Mr' TYSON. and
mad been discharged about a week previous 70 tbe
fire. on account OF want OF work Al the time ot tho
nle ne was seen standing about 800 feet from the
barn: IL was said that the barn was locked every
nisht, and the key placed where none exec pt those
who worked about the barn, could find IT. There is
coal shed about 100 feet from the barn, and going
from that shed tracks were found in the snow thai
cOrrespOnded with the boOtsthat O'Doanell had on
But no one satd that these tracks were from the shed
Samuel Smith and Richard Taylor convicted Of
larceny, were eacl sentenced to tie County Prison
Tor one year.
Commonwealth er rel Thomas Thomas va. The
Sheriff. An application for the discharge, upon
habeas corpus, OF MIR. Thomas who was held to
answer the charge OF perjury. The facts are that
MI Thomas was the partner in business of Edward
HOdgets Mr.. HOdRets wrote in a little book the
name Of Elizabeth HOdges his sister, and requested
that In event OF his death he Mr. TbOmasl would
act as her attorney. Mr. Hodgets died, and q Mr.
Gallagher who made this cha Re, took out letters
OF administration of the estate OF deceased which
letters were con ested by Mr. Thomas who, in
petition, swore that he was at Ornoy in fact for
oath Gallagher alleges to be false, by reason of
Elizabeth Hodgets having been dead for more than
two years. But of tins he Brought no proof The
Court therefore ordered the discharge Of Mr.
Thomas.
PITIFUL SCENE
This morning Thomas Felt was brought into Court
so weak and emaciated that he was unable TO stand
up. He was convicted OF conspiracy q long time
ago, and his counsel made motion for new trial
me matter has been going over from Saturday 10
Saturday, and has never been argued. Mr. Mann,
this morning, told the sofHcers to let the man 20
home. He replied he could not walk and had no
home TO go to if he could he said he had no help or
trends. and covering his face with solled hand.
keTcbief, weDt bitterly. Mr.. Mann said home
should be found for the man aud immediateIv a
subscription for the purpose was raised among the
members of the bar present "