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For Convenience, Economy and
Cheapness, the greatest Labor
Saving Machine that can be
put on Plantation.
OPINIONS OF THE PEOPLES
AL1ENpALE, BARNwELL DISTRICT. s. O.,
March l. 1877 (

OPINIONS OF THE Peoples
ALIENpALE, BARNwEIL DISTRICT. S:cp
March l, 1857.
H,ysrs Lille d Marshall:
ClENrIEMEN: used, during tho past season, onenoi
s1nyersos Portable Cotton Presses, purchased OF you
last september havc always been ia %
Of theScrow Press" and nothing but dire necessity IN
duced me to try any other. take pleasure howeyer IN
addinq my testimony in favor of its entire adaptauoh
tbe wants OF q cotton plantation 1t mas surpasseu y
most sanguine expectations. have packea WIN 1us
two handle yet prefer four-two at each lever. my
bales ali weighed over 500 lbs. The first lot sent 10
market averaged 6G2 l5s My impression ts that ooo IDS
is about the capacity of the Press and gease s n
esa the sides OF the cotton box was increased IL Wond
add greatly to the value of the Press the coo9 ooA
vas fen inches longer. In haste am very respecIuy,
Yonr obedent servant, &c., b. W. LAWIoN.
s took nv Press down and carried 1t some four
miles to pack the crop OF neighoor VINO aea ~ s
"scraw'' built he was so much pleased that ne mas
Je.ernined TO abandon the "Screw" and purchase IN
gersoDs Press.
f,vr1oE OF K1Na's MOUNTAIN RAILROAD COMPANY,
YoRKvIILE, 8. c., April 15 1857.
nS-r, r,rs: have just received your letter OF req
rary 14hupon my returh 10 luis o bs o late for
r .ncac, iptive Circular Of Ingersos Cotton Press
SU% Tho Press I used in packing my cotton last year
worked admiralty packing with ease ease ron nr oVU saseS -
lbs With good SeISe to taenty bales might readily be-
that from eighteen ~ '"e'' ~
bs press Combines e advantages Of ghtness and
consequent portability anu smpncy soe,ne
soej H. any one of ordinary 1ntehgencel afsas T..
eSeGo ny for force with little motive power and "ast Dut
not least IL is worked entirely by nano' .us @ M
tbe farm horses the hard labor imposed upon tnen Wy
the use of the ordinary 'screw LAW
Reapectfuy &c, yours, E.' nA' A-AA"'
To LITTLE MARSHALL. Charleston, S. C. ,,e,o,
For DESCRIPTIVE CIRCULAR and PRIZE hi'i
address
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p. H. b.

p. HI. b.
Are synonymous with HEALTH Strength and vigor
The secret win be revealed by investing In bottle of
PANKNIN's HEPATIc BTTTERs. For sale by all
Druggists.
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JUNK.sHOPS.

OFFICE CLERK OF CoUNCM.(
July "A, 1857.
-nvv.sHop KEEPERS AND PEDDLERs WHO
have application for arc ne's0s
nothed W f'p W. q. SMITH,
n Clerk Of Council,
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JOB wokK.-We have now completed our Office
90 as to execute, in the shortest possible time
ALL KINDS OF JOB WORK, and We most re-
spectfuny ask the patronage OF our friends.
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WHOLESALE IN CHARLESTON, BY
GOODRICH. wINEMAN &. CO.,
No. 1853 Meeting street
f.'O ~ BLOUNT & HALE,
PRoPRIETORs,
n.r1a emo Montgomery, Ala.
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Stock. Granted. 1..
Application Of P. MKTzLER for Nine Pin Alley
License, THos FINN for five Billiard Table Lii
censes. Referred to Committee on Icsnses.
Petition of Mrs. N. J. TAYLOR, praying that her
lot No. 70 Morris street, be filed with earth. Re-
ferred to the Mayor.
Petition Of residents Of Lambol and King
streets, relative to the lamp at the Of King
street and Smiths lane. Referred to the Mayor
Communication Of JOHN MoRR1ssEY, Contractor
for Ward No. 4, relative to his pay. Referred to
the Committee Of Ways and Means.
Communication from Commissioners Orphan
House, transmitting for the sanction and approval
of Council, rule recently adopted regulating the
hospital department Of the institution. Ap-
proved.
Resignation of J. A. DUFFUs, as manager Of city
elections. Accepted.
Petition of q. osrcH, corner of Queen and
Church streets, praying that the pavement in
Church street be repaired. Referred to Committee
ON Streets.
Bills Of Lunatc Asylum, $2SS2 93; Gas Company,
$2167 Is. Relerred to Committee on Accounts.
Return Of Harbor Master. Information.
AsosuAh VI VIC SlIy oucIh. AuioAhaooiOA'
Quarterly report Of the Trustees OF the Roper
Hospital Information.
Report Of the City Civil Engineer on use OF
trapped drain nlets. and mode OF obtaining filling
material. Referred to Committee on Streets.
REPORTS.
Alderman STENMEYKR made favorable reports
on sundry applications for No. 1 Liquor Licenses
and ale and beer licenses, numbering forty-eigbt
altogether. Concurred IN.
Alderman STENMEYKR made favorable report
on the applications for No. Liquor License of
Also, application Of GEo. MENTzEI, for license to
use five billiard tables.
The Mayor, in the absence Of the Committee or
Accounts, made favorable report on sundry bills
AGAINST the Orphan House and Aims Houo
amounting to s5717.21. Concurred in.
A Bill to regulate the dredging of docks 1as
postponed to next meeting.
Alderman Honour offered the following resolu-
ton, which was adopted:
Resosoed That the emptying Of privies and re-
moval Of their contents be suspended until the 1st
OF November next.
Alderman Whilden offered the following resolu-
tion, which was adopted.
Resolued, That the Committee on City Lands be
authorized to confer with the officers OF the
Marion Fire Engine Company as to the price and
terms for which they are wiling to transfer the
title Of their Engine House and lot to the city,
and report at some future meeting Of Council.
An ordinance in relation to the Blue Ridge Rail-
road was ratified.
Adjourned
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.REa1srRAr1os I'M S1rsn1RRyuLE.-B have re-
caye6 tba following acoount OF the reistrstion in
summerville, the Fifth Precinct on he l2tn IN
stant whites 16. colored rs: total 81 majority Of
colored So
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BETHEL CHURCH.-Divine service may be e1-
pected in this church every night during this
week, and also on Friday morning, at ii o'clock
This being the week Of prayer and fasting appoint
ed by the Church, the congregation is respectfully
invited to attend.
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IF1T Is thrown in your teeth that you do not
keep your dental apparatus in proper trim, it is
your own fault, for all the world knows that you
might do so by using that matchless vegetable
dentrifce, sozoDoNT.
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Post Ofice Notice.
Posi- OFFICE,
CHARLESTON, S. c., July 6, 1867.
After to-day the mails for Northeastern Railroad
viii close at O'Clock AM, and to-day and after
wards they are expected to reach the Railroad
estation" at 2:S0 O'Clock PM, and to be ready for
delivery at this Office at $50 o'clock PM, except
on Sunday, when the hour will be from PM to
PM, until further notice.
STANLEY G. TROTT, P. NJ.
PosroFT1R Nor1cE.-An evening mail for Angus
ta and Savannah, and for distribution beyond those
offices, will close daily at the Postof6ce at haRpast
O'Clock
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THE AMERICAN RRnER.-We have received the
August number q this excellent monthly, pub
lished in Baltmrt by Messrs. WoRTHNaToN &
LEWIS. We makehe following selection from it's
contents, believing that we cannot do greater
favor to many Of ar lady readers than to present
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-12-20
shall be annually paid into the treas
ury of the towu.
- loved Nov. 81, 1867.

An Act in amendment of section
fourteen of chapter eighty six of
tue General Statutes, relating to
private corporations.
1t is hereby enacted, &c.
SEC. 1 The fourteenth section of
chapter eighty-six of the general
statutes is hereby amended so as to
read as follows, viz:
All corporations, whose charters
shall expire by their own limitation,
or shall be annulled, by forfeiture
or otherwise, shall nevertheless be
continued bodies corporate for the
purpose of enabling them gradually
to close their concerns, to dispose
of and convey their property and to
divide their capital stock, and for
the purpose of prosecuting or de
Tending suits by or against them for
the term OF three Years after the time
whsn they shall have been so dis
solved, and until such suits and the
subject matter thereof shall be final
ly disposed OF, but no. for the pur-
pose of continuing the business for
which such corporations have been
or may be established.
SEC. 9 This act shall take effect
from itspassage.
Approved Nov. q, 1867.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-12-20

An Act relating to the unfinished
business of deceased sherifts and
othe officers.
1t is hereby enacted, SC.
SEC. l. Whenever any high ba.
lift, sheriff, deputy sheriff or consta.
BILE, shall decease, leaving any bust,
ness, proceeding or return common.
ced by such officer. under the an.
thority of any process in his hands
for service incomplete and unfnish-
ed, any other officer who might by
law serve such process, who shall
have knowledge of the facts, NAV,
and Is hereby authorized to certify
the proceedings thereon of such de-
ceased officer, and complete such
buSlness,proceeding OF return, which
shall have the same effect in all re-
spects as though completed by such
deceased officer.
SEC. >, This act shall take effect
from its passage.
Approved Nov. 81, 1867.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-12-20
ORANGE COUNTY ntNk.


TrHE BANK or OHa&lE guJ&ll 81.
4 charter termiu1tcdon the l.t dizzy Jt
uarv, l>t.. hereby gives notice tast f.. s.
standing bills ol SAID bank villa be- r g.-
q the Banking House of the Orgu.r tuary
National Bank in Chelsea. VI, luT ua. ,.N
from December 81, lsG8 agrroshly t. tas I'll.
lowing net;
J. c. HorGToN, in. Cashier
Chelsea, Dee -, bot
VuIE ORANGE COUNTY BANK. v.a
charter terminated ou the lstGaE s..-
1859. hereby gives notice that the outs al..s
bills q. sad Bank viii De redeemed H 10
Banking ltagse of tie Orange Go. NarG-
Bank IN Chelses, Vt. for one year from Ju
-, .,t,, aelceahiy to the following ar.
VI. DICKINSON. cash
Chelsea, Vi Jan 81, lSG7-33ll
AN ACT relating to the redemption OF Bs1
II Is hereby enacted 10y the General Assem-
by of the state of Vermont:
SEC. | After the expiration Of the c.r.,
ct any bank chartered hy dis state % 4fI
the termination OF the cvi>,,nc, 81 asl
such bank, acrceahly to the law. Of tl,, STATE
such bank may cause notice tuh,u HHI-ae'L
all the weekly newspapers of rhc cuuty 90
which such bank is located for one year. 81.
ting forth that said bank will redeem o.. aa'
Standing bulls, the day of the expiration ui ".
charter, or the date Of the Termination Of ~
existence, aud copy OF this aat An. Htel
due publication of sach motto. us.a.- s.'-
bank nor its officers shall be Liable to ans ac
uou for the nou-redemptiou ui uy D.. m'
standing bills unless the Same ,Ia'IAu'c Htn
duly ptt scented aud payment thereof .waHera
within the yearaforesaid, ut the blaai1s aai"
Of said bank
Sc 3. After the expiration u 'i. ..H-''
or after the termination ut fhy eEI.fl0. ..'
such bank. as aforesaid. said hau, sha.. ya''
10 be- subject to the operation or hlh' z IL
provisions ct the siNty-thiid ,telouui clal'
eighty oithc General Sntu,o-.
Ste :. This act shall take effect .om "
passage.
Approved Nov ~ ieGG-, Inogl
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-12-20

A Minpcsota editor is going to
break up house Keeping and go
"boarding round" with his delin.
4uent subscribers the remainder of
MS me. \ contemporary who once
taught village school in New Eng
land and changed his boarding place
oaily, says this editor had better
prepare to diet on baked beans for
oihher, and hash for breakfast, dur.
inS the remainder of his natural
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-12-20

The Bankers and Merchants gift
enterprise in New York, one of the
most extensive swindlcs of that
now IN operation, is paying its prl.
yes III shares of the Sandy River pc
'foienm company, which are not
worm the paper they are printed on.
PERSONS are expected to remit $40,
ana IN return will receive their
stock certificates.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-12-20
THREE TIMES and ouT!'
We are compelled to make the
third attempt to sell Goods for
.ash.Orits equivalent

We know 1t is not convenient for
farmers, at all times. to pay down
for their goods; and we know also
from real experience, that is very
lnconycnient to do a credit business,
and be obliged to hire, beg and Dor
row money to pay for goods, and
charge them out, and wait for pay
year after year and necessity com
rels us to discontinue it. And in
anticipation of change in business
we are anxious to reduce our stock,
and'we shall sell our goods at prices
that will sell them
w. b. & G. s. STEVENS.
Bradford, Dee 1867.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-12-20

A new piece of ingenuity in the
way of advertising is in operation
at Springfield, Mass, post office.
Ihc apparatus has on each side
desk where letters may be written
by anybody who chooses. In front
and above each of these desks add
vertiscments are placed on endless
webs, which are carried over pulley $
perpendicularly, and kept slowly
moving by means of clock work in
sioe. advertisements are thus an.
pearlng and disappearing constant
~ while all stand an equal char.e
OF lnspeCtion.-Nail
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-12-20

Ladies are especially invited to
call and examine our large line of
FurS, and also Fur bound Hoods
which will be sold cheap.
We have i'll our employ an expe.
rienced MiIllncr and Dress Maker
who will always be happy TO wait
upon Ladies who may favor US with
their patronage.
Thanking the public generally for
their liberal patronage in the past,
we hope that by strict attention TO
business, and the low price of our
Goods, to merit a continuance of the
same.
DARLING & EVANS.
East Corinth, VT, Nov. &, 1867.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-12-20

SEsgIoNS.--The regular hours for
instruction and business are from 8
to II \. NJ, and from to ; i. n.
Also, during the winter months for
those who cannot attend the day
sessions, the College will be open
iron. : 60 /. VI. Students enter
ina ,he evening classes can complete
the entire course during to winter
months.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-12-20
Miss. FANNIE h. TYLER,
Gymnastics.
ExEE%A94&.

FALL TERM CoNlNENCEs Nov. 5.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-12-20

SPECIAL RATES viii be made for
the benefit of RETURNED SOLDIERS
Who were disabled while in service.
or for the benefit OF others who may
have reasonable claims for favor.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-12-20

fhc Chase movement for the pres.
ldency is being thoroughly and sys.
tematically organized IN different
parts Of the country. In New York
II is connected with the Gov. Fen.
lou movement for the vice presidcn
cy, and Chase and Fenton clubs
are being established in New YorL
city.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-12-20

Pcsidchts Lincoln estate has
n nee, settled, and amounts to slI2..
.oo'?i over aud above All liabilitics
Ot this sum Mrs. Lincoln has sSc
90, worth ut least ton per cent .
year. We think She can ntrn,d ="
give up the old clothes business. -
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-12-20

The oldest couple in Ohio are Mr..
and Mrs. Boyd, at lronton. He il
ITO and she lO1. They get mad ut
each other every little while, aud
threaten to obtain divorces. The
olher day the dame refused TO sew
on u smut button for her spouse,
mneh lie Indignantly inquired "if he
had got To live 50 all his life,
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-12-20

An cditqs lecame martial WINS
created captain. parade. ,ns.cnd
Oh Two PAGES iront--advance," he
unconsciously bawlcd out, "Cnsb--
two dollars u year in advancelp
The farmer Is n conqueror who
wins victories upon important fields.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-12-20
FIRST PIsEs,ztpHts

ST. ALBANs, VT, Dec. 10, 1866.
We, the undersigned, have this
day visited the Vermont CONNER
eial College, and having listened to
Il REVIEW III Commercial Arithme-
TIC, and IL Book keeping, and hav.
ing seen specimens of PenmanShip.
Notes, Drafts, Letters, and other
business Papers executed by the
students, we cheeriully give our
COMMUNICATION to the course ofStudy,
the manner of teaching, and the
progress made by the students.
VICTOR ATWOOD, PARK DAVIS.
JOHN +. BiGMow, NJ. BUCK,
J.. J.. DurclIER, VI. MASON.
L II l. VERMONT COMMERCIAL.
ColLEGE.--We are happy to enron.
lcle the success of the Commercial
College, opened in this place last
September, under the direction of
4 4
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-12-20

We have been present, heard the
recitation of the students. seen their
work III bookkeeping, and other
business writing, and do not hest.
tate to say that we have u HOME IN
SllINIloN every way worthy of -
large patronage. Moreover, we be.
lleNe that the kind of iuotruction
here given Is Just that needed by ev.
cry one who would be- prepared TO
engage successfully in the business.
Of lile,-|t Transcript, ST. Adams,
vermont,
Every. young man, whcth'r looking
iorward 10 mercantile, inecbauieuI
or agricultural business, will find
'llc course here proposed the best
preparation he can have, aud the
sl'lest road to success. ladies viii
NM the course of study very pleas
AM aud opening to good situations.
with profitable eonlpcnsation..-St.0
1'0dnS Messenger.
Addpv ClLAs. A. j. MARSH H. Co
o., Albums W
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-06-15

near Grainercy Park yesterday Mr. NJ T. Earle Of No.
- Dowhing-st saw the thief isnateh her wallet, and
caused ms arrest At Jefferson Market Police Court the
Smith. 80 ~ ~ - ~
me western Union Telegraph Company. having
leif wires from this city COney Island, opened
Un thursday Policeman Crsgan Of Yorivle was acci-
wound Il not serOus
AZ, t James Ihoinpson butcher. died suddenly yester
,,ay AT ms esdence, No East Eighty seo0ndst OF
disease OF tho heart.
nc Icnaus or the Hon James W White. who died in
s first year at Suferns, Thursday. to be
buried from the Church Of St Francis Xavier this city,
u, III o clock on Monday morning.
OF bafth0lomews Church will hold strawberry and
musical festival in the Everett Rooms on Tuesday and
wednesday evenings next
s Maunseu u Fied Collector for the Sixth District
hones taxpayers that from Monday next until the 18Th
OF July he will receive company az No 1871 west Four
teenJh-st. fIoin . "a. m 90 y.
An advertisement another column offers for sale
favorable terms, weekly newspaper.
Thf Hon. Tho- j. Pitt, Iresdon the Rev J. N. McJei-
Hn superintendent and Col. w. d. McJelten Secretary,
WIN Committee OF the Baltimore Board Of Schools and
Committee or the Baltimore Water,yoTks are at the
metropolitan Hotel.
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the meB ne could mount to recapture II possible the
stock. and punish the marauders The trail was soon
struck. but the Indians finding themselves pursued.
separated INTO small parties and divided the plumber,
thaI e knowledge OF the country enabled them to md
secure protection IN the mountains while the snow and
storm Obterated their trails In the course Of the pur-
suit man named West, relative and partner OF Mr..
stanton VINO hauling ties from the Black Hills for the
Union racine Railroad, was found dead, scalped and
stripped OF ms clothing. with peeled scalp pole and
crow W9S itDy the savages as war emblem, lying
Dy us Slde. Another man. named Peterson, was also
found killed.
The stage line is guarded by detachment OF half a
uOzeh men at each station from StOnewal Cherokee
otuO east To Pass Creek west These detachments and
e escorts With L. r. r. X. engineers have reduced the
garrison at Fort Sanders to aggregate strength ~ only
10 force inadequate to make efficient demonstrations
against the alert Indian warriors and at the time 10
garrison the post
GOV. HUNT OF COLORADO CALLS FOR VOLUNTEERS
To Jsceb Dow ming Davidson Berhoud John Wolf
gsmes Burr Jas D Scoby Sam D. Haue ChAs d. Patterson
John H. Goats, NJ NJ Craig u Holloway and joseph Wolf
GENTLEMEN: YOu, and each of You, are hereby
authorized Ia enrol company of mounted minute men
goo being the minimum number of each company, to be
IN readiness when mounted for any emergency 10 be
practicable 10 enrol full company twenty (20 men viii
entite any of you 20 second ieuenancy. and twenty
hye t25 men to first licaenancy. The vacant positions
oi captains, eutcnans. and noncomuissoncd officers
Will he fed ny vote OF respective companies, from
the enrolled Field and staff officers will DO ap
pointed by ballot election OF the battalion regiment
afer rendezvous. Owing TO the low condition OF the
finances OF the Territory would council You to incur
expense except for advertising which will be assumed
by TINS office, and enrolment lists which will be furnished
by the Acknowledgement OF the territory whom you sig
Nifty YOU Willingness 10 comply with the above require
ments.
Given under my hand at Denver this ist day of June
1861.
A. c. HUNT Governor Colorado Territory.
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CIVIL COURTS.

sUPRENE COURT-GRsERAL TERN.-Befsre Justices
LEONARD CLEEtIE, aud MILLER.
IHL CHUHCii-S1. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS or THR
ARGUMENT.
AT the opening Of the Court q great amount of
Informal business having occupied n for half hour
MI Fullerton stuffed that being engaged in % trial in the
superior Court he had had 1t postponed to II foe the
ing Detn lost. 1t would he impossible for them To read
their afidaVits and conclude the argument by that time
AHef some discussion the argument adOurhed 10
Tuesday next
CrRCUrr-Before Mr.. Justice PYcKHAm.
THE CITY EAIIROADS-A CHILD RUN OyFR-$i ,3g5
DAMAGES FOR rIIE LOSS LEG.
Herman fierek by Guardian The Third Raoed Company
In October. 1850, the plaintiff child of five
years old attempted 10 run across the ThirdavS track
between Twenty ninth and rhrtietss. IL was Little
past o'clock. and car coming UP town. crowded. "a Is
usual at THAI hour. the child. and broke it's leg
30 that the leg had 10 be anpuaed He brings suit for
his damages arising rom the negligence OF the Company
On the evidence. 1t appeared that at that point there IS
uown grade 10 cars going that the trOt platform
crowded that the boy across pretty close to the
horses heads, and when right before them. stopped
pdrcnty from fright, and. ia turning. slipped aud fell
According 10 one OF the plaintiffs witnesses. the
going extraordinarily fasta mile IN between four or five
minutes. According 10 the defendants witnesses. the
ca, was going on t,no six miles hour: the track
driver attempted 10 stop the instant he the child
nut was unable to stop owing Ia the state OF the track
until the had gone the child.
The Court charged that there, mus. he negligence"
shown la the defendants. and want ef negligence, that H.
proper IN the plaintiff. To euto him tn recover.
The Jury rendered verdict Tot the plaintiff for " .7s
The defendants asked day consider whether they
should appeal and tho plaintiff ohegod to SGT ASIDE the
verdict and have new trial
Mr. Cram f0i painrif: hr. G. ~ Po'tes for deseadaDt