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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-08-01
mrRnERs IN CALIFORNIA.

On the 18th inst, near SaDsOme and P@clilc-
ats I'm san Francesca john Lanmgan a Dotp3oA, T'
shot aud Instantly Killed 6y RelI S ncdpnts Yester.
Gv Mrs Green confined to her mouse uy l'n S 40
Green sent their daughter g ABOUT ~ Gus VI
stock's restaurant, SanS0mest 10 get souS nuU.o
S oIiran kent bOOtblacking stand at the corner
~ P,ci6f and sapsomess. and as the little girl passed
Gs Mace he called made signs 10 her to come TO h
III ,beI She refused he threw in her face piece OF
Su ME She ran home Immediately, and Informed
tr ythcr what Iaungau bad DONE aud he went TO HIS
~ 'j steA him What he meant by such conduct,
and why lie was in the habit OF annoying the enu WIN
ever she passed the corner Lanhgau maui biyI,
when as one story goes Green struck ana knocked MN
town Other persons say Green did not tOueh nm ~
that fine Iannlgan, however. got kne whic nc usou
10 crape the boots OF his customers and maze t Dree
,hn retreated toward the middle OF tue street,
earning Ianngan to keep OIL, lie auVahCeu upon
him aud struck at Green, who returned 1 InS p INV,
closed ana scuffe ensued Lannigan. during
the struggle stabbed Green, ana thloWl.E nm t " 5
grouad stamped his breast Green ielt Ihe A1T, S
thinking nc was mOrtay stabbed ne dfGW y
relied pistol from his pocket and hred at LanGa.
first snOt struck him In the mouth ana lahgeu upNIu
lie still pressed the fight, and friend lOned IN, stRg
Green several severe blows While down. Green
then fired again at Lannigan, httng MIN three
times i'm the breast and INJECTING wounds which proved
immediately fatal he fell down IN the street anu eN
nircd Green was arrested and is in the county
ial He is wounded in several places with knife.
The Sacramento Union OF July Is has the following
IISCOIy July l4-IAst evening, while man named
Freeman was returning home load OF WOOD he was
met by sbecpherder named Smith whereupon an alter
cation took place relative to land matters II appears
that smith has been herding his sheep on Freeman s
land. Freeman demanded rent and smith, becoming
enraged, drew his revolver ana nLed ana inol
caused Frecman's team 10 run away, when
occurrence prevented Smith from doing further violence
house and hquired OF Mrs. Freeman where Freeman
was Upon being told he not at home, he pnt ms
kner and left the house. Through the exertions of
Sheriff Small, Smith was arrested and brought TO Town
this afternoon. His examination Will take place tonor,
when the circumstances connected with the case
Will be fully developed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-08-01
FRIDAY. July Sl-P. NJ.

FRIDAY, july 5l-f' NJ
Gold opened at 1857, sold at IA, and 49,, closing
at I44l. The clearings at the Gold Exchange Bank
were $50, 1000, and the balances g., 800 40.
Governments opened weak at concession OF per
cent in prices After the call on moderate sales a
further decline was made aAd the market closed at the
Second Board about lower than the opening prices
of Yesterday. At the decline there was no disposition
to operate for an advance, and prices were barely
steady The decline in Tennessees continued this
morning the ex-coupOns selling at G24, and the
new bonds at GOi the decline is purely speculative
and engineered by the ring. There has been no act
passed by the Senate of Tennessee or introduced In
either House TO fund the interest for the next three
years. The action taken was in the shape
of resolution recommending the funding
which was passed without debate and, without calling
the yeas and nays. after some buncombe remarks by
the mover the action of the Senate was Immediately
telegraphed here and industrousy circulated Dy the
brokers in the interest of the ring So far they have
not frightened the permanent holders into selling
their bonds and have now heavy short interest in
the market which may prove troublesome to them
should the House not prove facile as the
Senate appears to have been under their bland
ishments. North Carolina per cents declined IN
sympathy with Tennessees, eX-c0upOns selling al
CO, new bonds at 6Sl Railway mortgages were 1Im
and in demand by investors, and continue TO be
sparingly offered Pacific Mail was steady. Express
shares continue dull, with nominal transactions.
Railway shares opened firm, with good demand for
the leading shares at improved prices. New-York
Central sold at 1877 Erie, 6si; Michigan Southern
92t the North Western shares, S54; Rock Island,
llOs. At the Board the transactions were light but
prices were generally maintained New-York Central
was lower, selling at 1884; Erie, co. Boston, Hartford
and Erie. 49,; Reading was active, selling at 95i
Cleveland and Pittsburgh, 80; Northwestern, Com
mon, s3t; the Preferred s29; Milwaukee and 81.
Paul, Common sold at n; Fort Wayne, 1lOi; Mlchi-
gan Southern was strong; Rock Island was very ac-
tive, selling at il09allO closing at llOl. The STOCK
was In demand by good buyers, who are stimulated
by the prospect that all the legal difheuItles
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-08-01
CROPS IN NEw-HAMPsHIRE.

The fruit crop, though it promised well early
season, aud the trees were covered with what
seemed vigorous blossoms and then healthy young fruit
bghted by the unfavOrabe weather and an IN
sect with a name that deies photography. The same
kind OF weather similar species OF insect produced
about the same result last year. All other kinds OF crops
are very promising and farmers in all sections nave
treat cause for rejoicing The individuals who
claim the title Of the Oldest inhabtant aver that te
large hay crop is unprecedented in the annals OF the
State The hot weather which New Hampshire ex-
pereDced conjunction with her sister states was e1
ceent weather for haying but II WAS 30 intensely not
farmers could work many hours As they wished,
and so many Frustrated that others dared not RISK
their lives IN the helde Hay moved in the morning was
ready for the night but they were hindered III
their operations and since cooler weather ensued not
good %hay day" has been experienced, and many hun
dreds Of tuns remain 10 be cut and dried Hay must be
cheap this Fall in this State, at least there are such i'm.
quantities every where The recent rains injured
the roads IN localities and we're so severe as 10
slightly damage the crops some places but the good
accomplished by the much mOfe than e0unteIDaI-
Aneed The damage Inflicted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-08-01
THE CALIFoRNIA GRAIN MARKET.

The San Francisco Market Rerieo of July A.
says: The crop is coming in very sparngly, the
season than usually backward aud 19dging from
interior adyices considerable quantity VIII be ava-
BILE for shipment until next month when we nope 70 DC
m receipt of liberal supplies sufficient we trust 10 give
dispatch TO dozen ships, at least during August Inc
apes of new wheat thus far marketed are chiefly vol
untfer grain; yet the berry Is plump and ful lead
ING us TO conclude that the crop viii, in the main,
be of better quality than the average Of past seasons ana
considerably greater in volume the result OF the large
ly Increased breadth Of land placed under cultivation
The recent little spirit the market for new wheat is
owing entirely to to the unexpected demand from Aus
raa which will probably result IN dSpatcnng score
or two OF vessels loaded with breadstufs TO the colonies
The feet since April together with that portion yet 10
20 forward. will approximate total OF 23tOO INNS
~ these there are on the berth at TINS date
about dozen craft OF a tunnage capacity or 6OOO
uns Sixteen have already sailed during the past
three months carrying chiefly flour, say 10000 tuDs
Fhe impression Is general that the Australian demand
Will soon be filed that are In the future TO look
chiefly TO the United Kingdom and, perhaps, to France
Tor market for our breadstuh surplus Be inns as u
nav our farmers will do well 70 consider the importance
Of Owing employ to the idle tunnage here and on the
way 10 this port Without their friendly aid We are help
less Concessions both sides are requisite. Inc
farmer must recede something from his price and the
EipOwncr slack off little from his terms; and then We
hope TO be able TO within limits aud thus execute
foreign orders for wheat with liberal hand LEAVING
good silver lining IN the hands OF all parties III interest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-08-01

of the Company will be settled in short
time. and that the 10 per cent dividend
will be paid in cash instead OF scrip AT the Second
Board Tennessees new sold at GA closing oli; ex-
coupons, sold at 6Si; Virginia and North Carollnas
did not improve in sympathy. Mssouris sold at 95,
and strong at the price. The advance Is caused
by the fact that the Pacific Road will pay of their debt
due the State of 100000 the rapid sale OF their
bonds will place them with abundant means TO do so
in short time. Railway shares were dull New
York Central sold at 1924 ex-dividend of per cent
Erie was lower selling at $50. Reading was steady
at o. Michigan Southern firm at So, ex per
cent cash dividend. The Northwestern stocks,
Rock Island, and Fort Wayne, were in demand at
full prices At the close the market was firm.
Government bonds improved on the last call per
centon Is of 1851, Coupon 52Os of CAS- 65s, and 6s
New 65s and 6ss remained steady; 10iOs sold largely
at 1OSs. Tomorrow is the last day which 7.SOs
can be converted, and about 100000 yet remain
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-08-01
A DUEL NEAR UOLLYwOOp. VA.

The Richmond correspondent of Inc Peters
burg Express SAYS: a. duel fought Hollywood
yesterday morning at sunrise The antagonists were two
citizens. one shoemaker and the other tailor. The
first shot counted IN consequence OF the prcna
ture explosion OF the shOemaker's pistol The next
proved harmless 10 flesh and bone but the ailors long
tail blue sustained peFfOraOn the bullet passing en-
tlrey through skirt. The seconds about
TO attempt reconciliation, when the thirds
were discovered rapidly approaching. couple
VI policemen, hearing OF the bloody bust
ness determined 20 stop IT, n possible. But
the duests ran like greyhound making good their
cape II seems that oregon Hill damsel. polite in fg.
ure eOmely person, with dreamy blue eyes dmnled
cheeks and auburn cur had encouraged both the knight
Of the needle and the aw IN their visits and thereby
aroused Ia breasts OF each bit OF the "greeneyed
monster which could only be removed by appeal 10
the code dueo. The mother Of the young lady IN ques
tiun cOnplmented the cOmbatants when she heard OF
the affair with the very sensible remark: That all the
fools not dead yet"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-08-01
DETAILS OF CURRENT NEWS.
, v,vr wurppER MoBBED BY WOMEN.


To. evening one Mr.. DOwner preferred q
N ~ sssaut with intent TO kill against number o.
NJ ne,gbhors DOwHer was sorry LOOKING oueVS ne
inolis giving the truth to the assertion tDat ne % and
.i.uhiv soaked with water his face was scIho,no,
ia ne held nm his hand bundles OF his hair ana ~ 6s
which he said had been pulled OUT ne f,ng nj all to
house down the beach quietly do'us ised about
break the peace when all the women lhHt rd assaied
thrre entered and before he had sad nd heat him
him with clubs, sticks, guns ana brlckOa'e no wanted
shoekiuglv lie knew all the women, anu citizen en-
them arrested and punished Hol' ,npv i'm manner
tered the court room, ana olu ,e credit of D0wner
M ~" eorticn,on had been on the Deaon ottracted
evening promenade when his atel'O distance away.
by loud cries from KNOT on iudulgipg his usual
Going 10 them he found DOWhc II t6e woman suffering
ire,,ent Wlippng his wife, ana tlo cries The
from the blows, was ntteit be danger Of interfering
genfetuan well aware OF tIie ,arSeIng nevertheless
t husband aud wife when qaaIi,s,ns1 as attracted
was about interfere looked as though she had
", va. =, ~ a Young samson III neL ,sLo
from sbanty 10 shanty eStnb cen, 70 be more than
responded. and It ala not oet W w o,,nod
promptly AZ hcfre dozen were assembled, each ailhed
In a mon a broom, fire shower, OF paIr VI LUZ,
The baud marched dlrecuy 10 ne Of knocking
torcd The gentleman followed, deeply hleIcstIcu'
There was sound OF voices az J., soUoS Coarse Ian
ius ce sadly mixed MP with Oaths. Then there was
sr,l onslaught upon the wiiewhlpper MOps hnt I'au
~ s,otcd i'm dirty water swabbed his lace olOWs
& i,rco,ns came thick and fast upon his mead Inc as
vife-whpper dropped the subject OF MS blows
and looked to his own saIey ne sJ1Tn tL ono 20
" sbovels and toHgs. on his head came the blows
and fasts lie dppled with one Oh the women ihS
~. immediately dropped their weapons ana etapple9
-, Him strong they were, their union perfect, anu
ter cause Just. They fairly scratched oWhet upon io
nor and scratched MN up as and hands and neck
Ev pued ont ms hair Resist he tried 10, put nc was
80 ri hid in the hands Of the strong armed women aH
-, f,iiud 10 ont COwcd, beaten denoIlshetl nc Dtt,
nc s'I ~. " mil and begged that they would not XIII
hN'' INV " Milwaukee Wisconsin,, July TO-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-08-01
CRIMINAL.

In the Essex Market Police Court, yesterday,
before Justice Mansfield Frederick ". Maggie previously
arrested charge of having obtained 10y false pre-
lenses number Of watches the property ms employers,
MesSrs. Pdard Il Co. Of No. q MaidenlaDe, was nIly
committed for trial Charles Lennar was committed IOr
trial. charged with stealing suit OF clothes from the
boardnG-house No Al East Broadway -.
In the jefferson Market Police Court, yester-
day before Justice Ledwith, Chas N Denman was com
mitted for trial charge Of threatening TO shoot -
$500 for alleged violation of the Excise law Peter H.
Young was committed for representing himself 10 be
detective officer aud attempting TO arrest certain persons
Margaret Mccormack of Clerryst attempted 10 kid
nap little daughter Of Mr. Jacob Edden OF No. Sl5 East
Twenty whom she found playing in the street
The chdS father nerered and caused the arrest OF the
woman who was committed for trial.
At the TOmbs Police Court, yesterday, before
Justice Hogan, was brought James Kelly said to be q
thief. He is charged with having stolen from Patrick
owner was witnessing the drl AT Tompkins Parade
Ground Thursday afternoon. After the arrest OF
Kelly a stranger called upon Walsh and handed him ms
watch which he said he had found Oh the ground near
where Walsh was standing Kelly was committed. Al
fred Williams and Valentine Schaefer boys on Thursday
evening forced entrance into the Office OF Alfred re
tiers, No BrOad-st but before they had secured any
plumber discovered and taken into custody by 20
cemau Hayes. They were committed 10 Tie lOlhOs..
Charles Mccullough youth lately IN tie employ OF
Messrs. Haney Coz OF No. 1l9 Nassaust was yesterday
arrested for having appropriated several hundreds ot
dollars the contents Of number Of letters addressed to
back for period Of eight month"; He was committed TO
fha Ina
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-08-01

No INsURANCE.-We copy the following items
from The Tredona Censor to illustrate the folly OF Ne
Insurance."
Iossys by LIGHTNING. William Reed, who lives
sncairvlle had his barns and surrounding buildings set
On fire by lightning during the thunderstorm Of the 21s
INST Fifty or sixty OF hay were burned 800 worth
of wood and also wagons harness. and farm implements
SO that the total loss including the five buildings is 5000
No Insurance. His house greatly endangered, but
was saved by strenuous exeOns The three barns that
stood together the south side OF the main road farm
formerly owned by Mr. Charles Barker just beyond the
line between POmfret ana Sheridan were ignited
by the lightning Friday morning and entirely con
smed with their contents. The house on the opposite
side Of the road fired by sparks several times 1t was
saved only by the protection OF trees and hard work
The premises are now owned by Messs r. Carpenter and
Joseph Gardner the former residing on the place Ihe
barns contained II of hay also the wheat CROP
which would have yielded 90 bushels when threshed
The wagons carriage, harness plows In fact nearly al
the tools belonging the farm, burned with the
barns making the total loss about $500 No insurance
Every man who owns house and barn should have
thotn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-08-01
boston, HARrFoRp AND ERIE RAILROAD.

the Boston, Hartford and Erie Railroad Waterbury
Conn, on Tuesday. The American Of that place,
Mr. Dillon, Of the largest road contractors ia the
country has charge OF the whole work. and expects 10
carry IL forward rapidly the nature Of the country
will permit. Several steam excaYatOrs the way
aud will begin work soon. Starting from the freight
depot the Hartford. Providence and Fishk Railroads.
the line crosses the Naugatuek road and 70 the
south Of Brown Brothers works. crossing the ryeT
the Brooklyn bridge TO the west Thence 1t
Eaugatuek railroad but with constantly ascending
grade until nearly opposite PlatPs mills, where II
turns more sharply 70 the West and goes along the
mountains and through the woods 10 SOuthford, dis
lance OF twelve miles. Following thence nearly the
course Of the New Haven pike IL reaches bouthbury on
tie bills 100 feet above the town From this the course is
10 the south vest crossing the Housatonic river at Ben
netts bridge and passing thence in westerly direction
through Hawleyyile, DanburY, and Mil PLAIN 10 the
ate linz
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-08-01
THE COURTS.
CIVIL.
them insured

The following decisions have been rendered
by Judge Cardozo the Supreme Court Chambers: wat
son agt Watson proof Of service OF summons wanted
Van saun ct al agt Cooley papers cot sufficient GerOw
agt Morrissey President, &c. motion denied Wlth slO
costs ID. w. BroOkied agt John X. Crane; motion
granted.
motion for new trial was made yester-
day in the Superior Court Special Term, in the case OF
Hadencamp agt The SecOndaye Railroad Company.
The plaintiff in this recovered verdict last Deem
Der for against the defendants for crushing his foot
He was standing the platform when the car ran over
q stone and iolted HIM of There evidence In the
case that the platform was not in repair The morton
now made for trial the ground that the plain
tiff had failed TO prove negligence on the part OF the
Company, absence Of negligence on his part Decision
reserved
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-08-01
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

cser July oFoqr quiet and 9P'sssgs IS! F'Gy 80 s sS
Spplr held At 81 sa 50 Is Corn dn closing s'asSe Oats
Old % S SS u hf Tobacco ILL., S bot sss. ao @
sales Mess PORK in fair demand sales 200 10 " s1S ~
MrSrmls. July 3lCot,oa market eIeted Resspts-p bales
Experts bale aSsI a 6., Sss Me-. Po SO So Lad
a9e Bacon s% s99o & S.. S -, ss ss ,7 bale.
Exports. 1850 bales Stock By actual count today Uphnd S'c
MOBILE ja 5CoonyO sales quotations nominal holders ash
higher rates than yesterday bat there s.e 10 BUYERS we %
Is bale. EIpOrs-Coa,trse 200 bales FOFsGn-NOne STOCK
81 80 Low F jay os Good Sis e cSo
go 81 . c S.se, Re. Es Ia, Corr easter
OH F'a i@d i F,. an a. 6a 81 i, Provision. ss
sea IS Bulk l fI Shouders ne for RIO SIDE, and
Sic. aud iSiac for Clear sides sugnrCssd Hams 2o S2ic
a Ssg, 400 6b Whe. bush
Corn 100 oR'a ol s'V 7O bush.
Flour 2O bills shpments-CorD hush Oai' 60 600 bush
y sS S 1 Sgs 80 50 m t GToa" whea, sin sale. small
s e 81 5 at s' ,S, # go S SsIn M ssa western STi
hed % an! over sale q 70 goo bush No seller
option @ e9 Of R A"G Honas RsI, O bush New State
81 90 Ola nominal Mes, PorkHesy Mess higher s29 So Lard
hf FiipEpsi Jny o-cot,on smer Mdn Upland' 2s,e
Ps 9 s Sso c rsp sSys s. Of SoC n
s@tc for to s No SS' %.sslu TS
I've f0 hne 50 Peuasyvsn and do SMASH 50
S'. e., Sp Rec Corn 0 I'd ens sSs , e. S 4 81
Western 81 20 Oats steady aiodooc uIOeehei
and ProTisoDs unchanged WHISKY In bond oodooe
R,rraoRE July steady; Mddfng 2sldJOc Flour bn
and active prices unchanged Wheat ann Prime to Cees hed
~ I0 "a AZ Corn srm White al 3oqSl 81 Yellow 81 r. Oa
, al sadsc Pork active at $50 Bacon active and eIceS
Rb Sides lie Clear Sides FiG7Ic Shoulders, 4.Glsc Land
quiet at l80sle -, - NH. NH
ToLEpo july 9Four quiet Wheat-Sales Of New White ha
Gan a. t2 20; Amber Do 10; No Red 81 Corn declined &c
sales OF No 0asoh No held al zoe freght' gnu s
nominal Recrpts-loco bb Flour 1900 bush Wheat 500 bush
Corn Shipments 9p0O bush. Wheat. , ,r,.., 80.
MlwrkEE july 3-Four quiet sm spd unchanged Wbes IN
at "a, sales AZ for No and 81 SO for No Osts srn a. &c
for No Corn firm 92c for No RecePts-lOo sss Foul ~
bn.b Wheat 90 bush 1000 bush Corn. Shpneuts-I"'
NM. Flour 49, 200 bush. Wheat 5000 bush Corn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-08-01

sEEDS-A limited demand for Governed ~ elsie Timothy aud
/ roulh FlaNseei quiet.
TiLIOWA G bushes, done and the market n sales Of
$1,000 n at l2!di2Ic -, -,
WOOTh busness not been heavy but
their yies aud generally demand so adVane
quote follows: Domestic feeces AZ sGlSe "i
Sat,s asd Nenpos l3dl5e Tor add 45d59e for fubood
Merno. for SaNony neeces Jo04e for No Pue
4fdi1c for Superane DO, and 4JnEe for E1ua doi q"
25c for common Unwashei California; 2sdue for Fine do
goa gJr for common and American Combng At
50aS2e We 0uote Foreign South American at 30
c for Washed 28QJ7c for Unwashed Aest aud Me-
r.no 3d5c. for Washed Entre Rios 20G24c for CnN@hei
Creole &c r Washed CoIoya !ao for I1washed NaPa'
rs.o q dl5c Washed houeydcO J5042e fpr In,
ua.hed Cspe spe for Washed East Ibdai II
dl Ahcan l9dc for Unwashed MeIeani lbGec
for nwshe Smyrna; Washed DO and 2Glse for IN
I wash .
WHIsKY-The active closes BETTER sales Of $50
mi. W..tern Al 81 n zoe In bont
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-08-01
DECISION IN A SUIT FOR SERVICES.

The General Term of the Supreme Court of
the Fourth Judicial District OF NewfO has Just
dered decision IN the suit brought by Vim. A. Russell
Of Salem against Mr. Burton OF DennamOFa, for the
eovery OF large Of money for services In eccDg
sale OF ore bed belonging 10 Mr.. Burton, at DennR
mora TO the State In getting act through the Legaa
tnre for that purpose. The suit defended the
ground that there promise 10 pay for the Aeryees
end II there were the promise void grounds OF
pubic policy the services being ia the nature Of lobby
services, for which action could be maintained The
case was referred 10 the Hon d. A. BOies Of Greenwich
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Financial.

pusuouE Iowa, July 10, 1868.
NOTICE is hereby given that on or before
~ the d 1853 The paSSSqs 1nd IS SO1I 'y
p ~, vi SewY6k ali DIVIDEND SCRIP heretofore issned ly
he py ard vet outstanding and the accrued interest thereon up 70
nc | ~, se Is presented pament provided nesestfneR Is
- on ar le the ofAugust A. d. 1865 and that from ami
- a., t,ts The said will TO draw nerest-sgnsd al
shcr luA. qa .,, ~, ~ tnI, iB3 C. ~ BOOTH
Dubuque h " u Sioux Railroad COmpany.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-08-01

the Office of the Company No 10 Wall-st at e5 per
cent. After August /, accrued interest VIII De
charged H. Ii. Body, Treasurer.
Ndo- York, July %, 1865
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and os tried before him in 1865 He rendered judgment
IN 10 ,ho sHnreme Court Troy Wing.