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Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1867-01-23
CT U ID II A IT T. 8

The club packages will be very securely pack and
forwarded by Express.
Any person may get up clubs and forward the amount
either by Express Sight Draft, Post Office Order or n
registered letter, and in all cases the Enprayinga
will be Immediately sent, and for each engraving q
numbered certificate and receipt will be enclosed in fhe
package
c. o. ID. Ordcr&-Persons wishing TO send for En-.
cravings and pay the Express Co when they are ro-
ceved will be required TO send with their order "a 70
50, according to its amount, and this will be credited
on their bill
IL n o. A nm m,
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1867-01-23
TO be distributed.

Two hundred elegant OIL Paintings richly framed
Interior Views at $50 each, l0nm
$50Oop
The American Art,Sts' UEion would add that these
premiums are to be considered only in the light of
free gift to their patrons the Engrayngs are fur
nished them beo1 their market value and as the cosa
of engravngs after the plates procured is yerv
tng, they easily afford to make the distribut;on
large il is.
We trust that our numerous friends throu qhout tha
country and Canadas will use their utmost xercose
that if possible, the distribution NAV be made aoon
and it can be done If they are at all active IaJe.
have often made excellent club agents for US and wa
sohclt their KIND efforts. which will not 90 unreward-
and village in the country commence as soon as thew
see this and get up large club as possible Bv 40
dong they will be the means of introducing elegant
engrayings into families, and thus aid in cutivatng
taste for the beautiful and refined
Address Orders
Secy american Artists Union,
novI-3m ls4col rs Pine ST., New York
The New York herald., 1867-04-16

from The earnings of the road me latter however.
lnep have been suhoient = pay che tnsasss on the
actual cost OF the road So far from the operating ex-
penses having beso exavasan st4tsd 70 tho English
my ss.s ben E a.n s9ss q 'ss ssd e
above the average 4 eighsssn -of the pr nclpsa
roads IN the United States Mr. McHenu has recently
iuefseed upon the American managers running in debt
ior suppes and rsmng tho bulk q tie gross sarnngs
70 him; This was refused, and the consequences was,
we're compelled TO alov the coupons on ~ waeered
bonds TO 60 BY default Then the London meeting aud
tne charges against the American mAnagel 1ne TOTAL
amount due along the line Of the road Tor aear and sup
supplies now on hand Under tho order a The, court
tne receiver 10 required TO apply the net earlngs
OF the road, nrst 10 the payment or those claims;
second, 70 the interest upon the. prior or
divisional mortgages, and then upon tho CONSOLE
dated mortgages General nousr. the Recover
upon being made acquainted with the actual condition
OF the company, wroie letter TO Ne English bondhold-
er which will open their eyes, and place the respons-
bihy for the financial management which has brought
% many English people 70 grief upon the shouiden Of
There are many facts ha. nigh. be given in counsc
ton with the Affairs of this road that would
reveal the desperate condition OF the Eng
lish managers but wei psefdr that those
tss N1is nos out q place however, to ~ tnssIihs
board q Directors have never been abe 70 Mr.
AcHenry statement Of his transactions Ia England:
and the repors the buainess Of the road whOh wero
sent 70 England were regularly cooked bfors they
OF the 600 sssarsiss only s2oe 900
are held in this country We have the and the In
como aAd Ensiishmen bold the bonds and stcok& The
road win Day tho interest ON its actual cost and shls
should sarsfy reasonable people; but II win not, of
honda This 10 tho fault of the Englieh Anancicr and
not OF the American mauag0n =.
The New York herald., 1867-04-16
wrsTcHesrER IHrellIeeHce.

EIxcnoS OF DnscAln TO rm STATE CONSTITUTIONAL
CONVENTION "A mseting Of the democratic party was
held yesterday afternoon at Smith Morris Hail. Tary
town. for the purpose Of sleotng delegates 70 the State
Constitutional Convention from the Ninth Senatorial
district comprising the counties Of wsstchsstsr Rock.
land and Putnam. Afsr the meeting had been called 10
selected for chairman and Nesss Dickinson Of Rockand
and Gregory, OF Putnam, secretaries On an Informal
ballot having been taken the result was e foIIows:
b Tappen, 10; A. B. Cougar Is; Robert Cochran, 10:
X ,. Parctt, IL Hugh MAXWELL, o; h 8. Hart 3; ,.
D. Little. .; General ". r. Morris 8; Robert X Lua.
Was then taken for half an hour. Upon The rsasscm-
bling Of the Convention q formal ballot was taken,
which resulted IN the election Of A. b. Tappen and
Robert Cochran, Of wsstohester; Abraham B. Consar,
Of Rockland, and General Morris, Of Putnam.
AsorHn MKEuSo TAaRyrowS IscoRroRAroRs On
last Saturday evening another meeting of citizens In
favor ofhe proposed incorporation scheme took place at
Birds Building, Tarrytown. The principal feature or
the proceedings In relation 70 the boundary line
which has not yet been fired. large number or per-
sons expressed themselves DESTROYS Of having u 90
placed that win take In the estates Of George Merritt
~ the southern limit and those Of VIM H. Aspinwa,
these gentlemen on the subject prior 10 arriving at
decision. e4
AccipEn on mn HUosox RrvxR RAnRoAp--A few
days since blacksmith, named John Foley. passsn.
ger on tbs emgrant train, going north, the Hudson
River Railroad, when nearing Hastings. before the
brakes had bssn applied jumped on, but was thrown
against some rocks projecting from the embankmsnt
dislocstsd and side seriously bruised He wss suhss-
quently picked mp by some workmen and conveysd 10
hn rssidencs IN HastingR
The New York herald., 1867-04-16
POLICE INrELLIGENCE.

Bocus CHICK SwINDLE-Y Yesterday afternoon
young man. giving his name a. William D. Rowan, en-
tered the store Of Mr.. Augustus c. Chur, No. ~ CiH
street, and purchased hydraulic jack valued At $l2
payment for which he rendered check for 1926 the
Tradesmen's Bank purportlng to have been drawn By
f. A. Rcault Co Mr. Chur. believing the check to be
genuine received IT, and in change gave Rowan his own
check for $200 Rowan said he would call for the jack
on Tuesday, and after he lett the store Mr. Chur fee
ing somewhat suspicious despatched his young man 70
the Trsdesmen's Bank 10 see II the check was good
kept an account there seara was then made FOR
the check Of Mr. chur at he sipre Of nessrs s
Wiletts Co., Pearl street. In payment for goods he
had bought Subsequently officer Thompson, Of the
Fourth precinct arrested Rowan, and Justice Downing
committed him 10 the Tombs for examination. The
prisoner. VINO Is quite young man, says he lives IN
Tenth street. He claims TO have received the check
from man whose name he did not give ~
ASSAULT ON AN OrtIcRR.--John stoutonpcp n mus
clan, was Yesterday arrested board Staten
Island ferry boats by officer Griffin, Of the First precinct
charge OF disorderly conduct The prisoner before
consenting TO with The officer struck him tho head
with brass instrumen', inlc'iay severe CASH JUS
ce Dowing held the accused 10 bail to before
the Court Of Sessions. ,.ls.- t aHfEf
RUy OVER CAsuALTr.-James Cloud was arraigned
yesterday a. III, Essex Malkc: Police Court, upon
charge OF assault and battery In running child
named Hugo si,iao two s.a haf years oil, he ihc
accuscd being :be ti,no arriving lager beer wagon.
lie was held tor examination By J"ssi,c Shrndiey.
FELcsiors AssAuLr.-Grorge N. Smith was arragned
yesterday the Essex Market Polio. Court charged as
above In having in ARRAY, s;abbsd Julius Boh, OF
No 14j Fifth street. In the lett ss aaa feca. Justice
sbandiey comnisei lin in $1,000 10 ans wer. rev
ALLEGED LAncEsY.-At the Fourth District Police
Court, yesterday, Panlce Baanan, and Louisa her
daughter, to girl, were arraigned the complaint
OF Amelia Mande Doomneda.e road corner Of Eighty
sixth street, charged as above 1t appears that The
younger prisoner Losa, engaged IN the family of
the complainant domestic aud willie 60 enga,e
about $50 worth Of silverwaro towels, Sheets &C. dis
appeared which she Is suspected OF haveg tnken ani
given 10 her mother. Justice Ledwith committed both
tbs accused w ...asN H
The New York herald., 1867-04-16
THE EXCISE LAW.
JEFFERSON MARKET POLICE COURT

JEFFERSON MARKET POLICE COURT.
The following named individuals brought before
Justice Dodge yesterday charged with having violated
the law regulating the sale OF liquors. Kash, No.
472 Tenth avenue; John Dooney, No. 2o4Is Third
nue.; Charles witthoz, No. 200 Worth street; Henry
Laers No 2o1 avenue b Bernard Herman, No 445 East
Twenty-th street; John Wenker. No. 237 Seventh
avenue; Peter welkins, No. ~ West Houston street
John Lyons, No 87s First avenue; lawrence Hughes,
No 1877 West Thirty third street. John Mcbride No lie
East Twenty third street. Tho accused all held to
bail In tho sum OF $500 TO answer
roxBs PoLIcx COURT
The following named persons were yesterday brought
before Justice Bowling at tho Tombs Police Court,
charged with violating the Excise law, and required
give bail in the Of $500 cach before tho
Court Of Sessions Thomas Madden, III Chatham street
Henry Eichnor 1877 Hester street, Charles fetgcn 65
James street; Adoiph Mulon, 136s Mulberry street;
Constantine Casser, l5o Bowcry John MackiDtosh IS
Chatham street.
EsEx MARKEr PoLrCE COUKf.
Al the ESSEX Market Police Court yesterday the fol
loving parties arraignsd charged with alleged vio-
laon or the Excise law and held 70 by Justice
shandey George Moist, 50 Rivington street: Thomas
Burns $40 East Fourteenth street, Goltieb Fisher 101
Essex street; William Hstlich, ll3 Orchard street
roURrH DISTRICT POLICE COURT.
Justice Ledwith held the following 10 answer simar
charges: s:-Tercnce Mcintyre, Fifth avenue corner Of
Sxtyssventh street. Patrick Mccabs East Thirty fourth
street, near East river.
The New York herald., 1867-04-16
CORNERS INouesTs.

GERMAN COMMITS surcpa AN inquest was yesser-
day held At No. % First street. BY Coroner wildey, on
the body Of Theodore Gutberet, . German, fory.nve
years OF are who committed suicide by hanging him
self 10 his ROOM which he had occupied for the last two
montha Hr. Gutberle, who kept music store ~ NO.
377 Fulton street. Brooklyn did not appear a. usual on
Sunday morning which fact excited suspicion and In
formation sent 70 Captain Mount Of the Seventeenth
berlets room he found hanging By cord which ne
had fssend 10 the casing Of the window dressed only IN
his night clothea Deceased was in good circumstances
He single man, and u IL said had no relatives IN
this country. The for committing the act did NOT
UAnspire.
A womAs HANGS HERsrLy yesterday morning Betty
Kahn, German woman, twenty-three years Of age,
who had been living domestic in the family Of MIS-
Mary A. Mansfield, sss Third avenue. found hang
ing by the neck In the cellar she having fastened rope
70 one OF floor beams after first securing one end around
her neck When discovered life was extinct Deceased
had been great sufferer from neuralgia and had oten
expressed desire 10 die and thus relieved OF her
tempIated committing suicide Coroner Cover held an
inquest on the body Of deceased.
Tn DrAru ov DR.. AnsAHAxs the case Of Simeon
Abrahams NJ D., late Of No 81 Blocker street. who
found dead In his bed on Sunday morning no inquest
has yet bsen held. Deputy Coroner g NJ Leo, 10 con-
junction With Dr. BEND, Of Second avenue, made post
morem examination on the body anh found the stomaoh
and other internal organs Apparently In healthy con-
dition. The cause o. death not bene perfectly clear
Professor Heud took the stomach and contents for
yss, and Coroner Schrmer postponed the nQuIfItion
MI such Time - ths Professor shsl naks he rsvsf<
The New York herald., 1867-04-16
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

rt feL a NoxDAy, Apsi l6-SP. II
Ihs stock market opened with . steady tone this
morning. but soon developed downward tsndsneys
which eliminated late in tho afternoon in general and
rather heavy decline in prices Notwithstanding the
favorable character Of the bank statement for tho
week ending saturday last In this the loans show
tho unusually largo decrease Of s4,s67,slA owing
mainly TO the diminished demand for money In Wall
street. and probably also TO the sale Of sevsnthirty
notes held by the banks. all securities owned by
them being counted loana The deposits show de-
crease Of $lo0o,osS and the circulation OF S7262o
The legal tender notes have increased lso TAO and
the specie has been swelsd to the amount Of s7l74io
owing to salcs Of coin by the Treasury thus making the
banks 81 stronger in their reserve than they
at the date OF their previous return exclusive OF
their gain in this respect by the reduction Of deposits
The totals OF the and preceding statements stand
The New York herald., 1867-04-16

The Cincinnati 00sfte publishes the following editorial
ON the Affairs Of the Atlantic and Great Western Railway
Company which contains information apparently drawn
from ocal sources and represents the American view
Of the management and such interesting connec
son with tho recent quarrel between tho managers hero
and those in London:-
The great bubble inflated in England by James No
Henry and Sir Morton Peto, having for s basis the A.
antic and Great Western Railroad has reached the point
Of explosion and q aconsequence hsrs . great excite
ment and Yuch bitter feeling on the part OF the holders
Of ths securities the other side Of the watss Sir
James McHsnry and Sir Morton Peto In order 70 break
the force Of the storm Of Indignation bowling around
them u recent meeting In London caused charges Of
gross Encouragement to bo made against the American
managers Of the company, and included In these was
confidential friend Of Mr.. McHenry, who was sent
TO this country 70 investigate the Affairs Of the
concern. This gentlsmau returned 70 England with
truthful report OF the condition Of The company which
did not suit Msssn MoHsnry and Psto, and thsrsupon
the report was suppressed aud the sxamines abused Re-
Gently General Potter Of Pennsylvania was appointed
receiver for the company, ana more recently the Board
OF Directors appointed committee Of nrst class men,
gate anairs and report 70 The public The report when
msds, viii open The eyes Of the London rsditors and
disprove The charges under which MssssA McHsny
and Peto sought 70 escape from the consequences Of
their own transactions The facts about this road
are briefly thsse:-The actual cses of ths property
was go 600 Upon this the Engsh nancers Issued
securities 70 the amount Of over go 1000, which
they sold Or In that country Tbsss vsre
disposed Of a pross yaryns from par 70 thirythrse
cents on the dollar - )US - M bsbbls We kept
ancat the interest," On thsss Sssars vN pad; but ~
The New York herald., 1867-04-16
METROPOLITAN POLICE.


General Order No. 493.
Superintendent Kennedy yesterday afternoon issued a
general mo. 493 to the captains OF the various
police precincts instructing thcm TO make forthwith
complete OF the persons within their precincts
who engaged In the transaction Of either Of tho fol-
lowing callings business vz:-As awnbroksr keeper
OF loan Office, keeper of junk shop keeper Of In
telligence Office and dealer In second hand goods and
also TO classify them under the above hcads and n
any Of the persons should bo engaged In than
OF tho classes Of business above named tho names
such persons to be placed each Of business
which they may be engaged In connection with each
the captains likewise directed 10 give tho bust
locality by street and number whether heretofore
lc'nsed unlicensed, and the character tho place OF
business has heretofore maintained Ihis 'ccnsus must
be completed before the 2sth inst
The New York herald., 1867-04-16

The market FOR wheat was nrm though the demand
ssSa % = % sfsa.s I. ar enable
8 iS or ISs Winter osa %h acSsss
sSy sa q % s ans
sss ssd ns Z; asn Is
- sa p Bushels ,ss % % :ns G pes es
- and s1 s for svs s SSn r., Va. 4 =:
iS.S.s q 4; y s!T Ss;.
u i'S1 - for new While kes.acty "''' '''
RE .:! .ss: % :sg: az ss ssra
4 % 70 .:, o9sSC % !; s,i. .G,,sS ;, Se % Fo:p s 4
bushels a ald 3D.. and lso boxes bacon a so: 70
sS sSs ss
4I y: n q S., q demand and Arm s aH ss for 'hD
HoF node.s request and hrm; sales 80 bales At
ii ssGnc:s va = uSSessSssa lx se gold WITH
NoIa:s.s fair demand and shs marks. ruled irm:
~ CUB %syss M .
% sIs sSoSss a: "a 1r S nbOs emsna re-
=; 4. 4 bond
Nv
=: = ~. i.ls isSssss s:$sgs :s
Rsass PRICE. 'S q lara S
s, .s:. were made !: q -.
sui mnnnesnG no disp0son 10 sell below lie In bulk and
!. ss aSs rfEms % We ds heard q no
white being generally offered at &c ixc without sales.
though the inside price sales were rumocd but could
ok .: z. s s ss.s a. s ~
heavy and prccs were lower meas closing ~ ~ cay
s2 81 for sx ga rs FOR old do, sa 81 ga for
prime mess a. and siss SIS 70, prime so for future
1nS psss n. IN .ss nsr % 3d. and
'S Plain iss s.sca Va: u a's but sa nel.nss
Beef ham. wsrs re- SSeSssssd 1 S@ ssis aus S ere
beef ruled dull and nominal The demand for cut meats
moderate and prices ruled steady Sales 200 packages
a. lec. lsxc for hams and SIC ekc for shoulders.
L.rd rulsc du en uncnsnssd Prime kettle rsndsssd was
were 900 bbls. a 1zc 1s1Sc Butter remained
changed ~ 2c Sc for state and loo l6c for Western
Cheese was unchauged a izc &c., according 70 quality
Ricn-kaneocn. In bond, was in active demand and z
sueAR-rhers was less business percepble in the mar
ket for pees being fully We per ID lower though ~
the reduction fair business the salss
81 ~ hsd; H. a. ,c st e. for rGssS hsD e. .ns ~
borss Il ike ike Isir e good refining Cuba was
quoted q eXc lokc Refined was ahade eader - 2kc
siskc for sot yellow, lsxc kc for soft white, and
as.psUiovsr remained steady and Srr ss i7,lc lslc
according % quality OF Timothy small sales were made AZ
- Da0 ~ Calcutta nnssed remained qust but nrm -
sssasns was in fair demand; sales 5000 lbs .. lie
fiIIoS S Wa .ss sSekssssd; s = :sls: S SSS lbs At iixs
wasrrv- -receipss 30 bbswas quiet and nominal at
0c nc for stats and WESTERN In bond, and ~ free
The New York herald., 1867-04-16

suit against the Sixth Avenue Railroad Com.
.see at r pamys Ma.
HAf0 md Iona

Suit against the Sixth Avenue Railroad Com.
"A tft pany. M .us
Before Judge JoneA
Nathan HOFFMAN o. The SixA Areaae Railroad Com
pany -This suit which commenced yesterday, is an
sctioa damages for injuries sustained by the
plaintiff aocsunt Of the negligence and carsIessness
Of the dsfsndant's servants The plaintiff tailor 70.
siding in New Rochelle, being in this city the 2sth
November, 1885, took passage a OF the defend
ants 70 come down town. and having bundle or cloth
ing and basket Of fresh with him. stood on the
front platform beside the driver On arriving at the
oosner o. Oaaai street ana West broadway, where ne
wanted to get on the car he told the driver TO stop In
order allow him 70 do So The plaintiff alleges that
the driver paid attention TO his request and that 1t
yond ihc place whore he desired TO get or
and after he had requested the driver several
times TO stop. that ne did Tho plaintiff had the
basket OF fresh meat and the bundle OF clothing before
mentioned In his hands, and as he stepping OF the
car he alleges tho driver seeing blood drop from
the meat On the platform, called him damned Dutch
suit Of that action was, that the psinT was thrown
down and received su6h injuries that he has been ever
since an invalid, and ID present under the caro- OF
doctor. Tho defendants claimed that the plaintiff un-
dertook to get OF the car before Il had come 70 fun
STOP and by 80 doing had brought the injuries ne sus
tanned upon himself Ater the testimony OF the pian-
tit and his physician had boen taken post
poned until to-day. -e., .raet eslt ~ fNa6 #r
What Constitutes sufiicicnt Presentation Of n
PromissOry Note.
Hills o. PlGce-This action brought by tho
plaintiff the holder OF drawn by the defendant,
TO receiver the amount Of note $780, on the ground
Of non payment on the day IL became due.
Mr. j. r. Hill, for the plaintiff, showed tho present
meut OF the note at the Hanover Bank and the uon-
payment. Tho defendant claimed that the money to
pay the note at the bank Ut two p NJ on tho day
named but that the note had been presented earlier
than that hour The Court held that the presentment
for busness was sucen and directed the Jury TO bring
. verdict for the plaintiff, which they did.
The New York herald., 1867-04-16

nfeeisn 20 Admit a Coiored Man to Practice
nc the New York Bar.
Before Judges Leonard, Ipsraham and Sutherland.
A motion was made yesterday morning by Charles s
spencer for the admission to practice At the New York
bsr Of \ A. Bradlsy oolored man. The application
~ received BY the court and ts applicant was re-
AIRED 70 che Committee On Chascssy for investigation
yagarding his penonal reputation. Mr.. Bradley
tasive q Edgeneld county, South Cafc!na apa was
tom frse In 16l0 he underwent an exAGninatiou TOR
admission 70 the bar a Utic His application va ne
reported, the ground that being man Of ColQg ~
yo NOT eligible 70 take the oath Of United States cuS6
tbn He Shen went 10 Maine and after examination was
admitted 70 practice Ia the courts Of that State and n
l566 admitted 10 the Mas sachuset bar He bfnG5
The New York herald., 1867-04-16

sursun CouRr-GxsRAL Tnn.-Non enumerated
motions
SupREsw CouRr-cncuIT.- 1-Nos e61, 2l5, 2l7,
7o3 lI7l il05 1881 l13o 2oo 23S 10s1 e25 lll3 37o
127i 227 l03, lyl,607, 116s Part 2-Nos 1850, l0lo,
1900 l1s5sil2s. 1924 1s2 l6l0 llel 14el 1854 l4l4
l3s6 1852 I1Ss, li60, 090. 40, 17o0, 462
1ss ies l47 loo lsc 1as 1l2 isl, 1885, 100. l0s 400
20l, 202, 308 2ol, 900.
eek l02 lOs 10s lio H. 11e 1lo, 12o 121 122, 123
ia i2s i2e l27 12s l2o. lso s, ls2, lss ls4 las,
1S0 1877 14O. Call begins at No. l50.
supsEss CouRr--Krhs COUNT CrRcurr. -Noe H. Ia,
l27, l2s ls2 A. co. lls "a. 50. %. 90. IT, ~, Ill, .,
Is -.
sOss a7s7 325I a2ss a257 3ls3 1885, 3076 S26, 2oo9
3i1s si2s 3lpe 32l7 $751; 1893 1907 24oe, 2o4T 3ooo
303o, 2pei Part 2--Caendar unchanged.
The New York herald., 1867-04-16
SUPREME euuar-clacur-pAar /.


xAabslisy sf Csnnsa Carrssrs-Aesion 70 Re-
osvsr for Goods stolen After Being Saved
lfsn shlDwreck. rfa sesn
Before Judge Mason.
WM Kas6d o. Czaa b. Lsavy, ac-This action was
Wrought for The recovery Of SECS So the value OF ar
49, s(epsscnal property contained In q trunk, the
ysspsy Of ths plaintiff and which lost under the
lsilow1ng circumstances the 1st day Of October
leog NE plaintiff sailed from Bremen passenger In
shs seauship Crcaian Of which the defendants were
- ownsFs ard upon nearing the coast Of New found
nA September 10, the vessel was discovered 70 BE-
y leaking condition, having encountered severe
@:s ~: day ns 1s ":
S.y:. 3. 1870 =. an saved, ana vs. CON
nsnis could b. perfected for its transportation 10 New
"s ss
6e agsns 70 asst In rs-marking Il He also opened his
eva trunk 70 procure some sreles which be required
me party remained In Halifax about six days. the end
e which time piaintn's trunk was missing. II con-
6ned number or pieces Of jewelry and other articles
Sos q which wore ssst By acquansnces or psin
q Germany 70 relatives here.
Ts defence claimed that By reason Of the passengers
having been requested attend 10 the removal OF their
Ss 0' properly s in NC question was no longer ''i IL
ss ns trunk war. ARTICLES sss au.9
that the plaintiff intended 10 smugge them and that the
propsrty lost through the pcrls OF the sea- The
sand Thai the defendants had contracted convey The
plamts baggage 70 New York. and that the charge AZ
,s sy s% ,ss s., Ss
vas proof Of intention the part OF the plaintiff
- defaud the govern msnt Of The duties and that the
were past and shs property safely landed The jury,
e short retIremsnt found verdict for the plaintiff
.ss o. hs 3, the value q the Articles which
not p!aniinTs property.