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HrL.w AND BEAUTIFUL FANCY
GOuDs FOR TUE HOLIDAYS:

JULIUS sYCLE's
To"C4-hR DRY GOODS STORE,
!l5 BROAD STREET.
HI.rwEES FOURTH AND FIFTH
Un"J> r"al vhLFNCiEEEts COLLARS and
HhNDhl.Et tiiIrF>:
MlhTE~i; srG GiNrTEE c;2,iL.I.AKs;
rtity r.i, t,zca LINEN HEM-STirCHED HAND
LA0Irs' kID GLOVES, alt shades and color>'
rH%rS,.'Ss NEtK-TII:S, sCARFS, and LINEN
cr -, 2AE2hfE%tti,EGiEEsE; ! :. 7 ;yd,GiEE GLOVES:
uEEI's BUCK. BEANHR, and DO e.
LADiii aEdGENT'o UNDERWEAR.
IN addition toa frll line Of FANCY GOODS, he
trlsH pnpLlN. AZ ro'2ts anu SHADES;
iJiBIf : and ID? SrNtG.r ;2(;G III iBF0CHh sHAwLs;
STRIPED and PLAID sHAWLs;
PLAIN aud STRIrED SEEGEs:
PLAID POPLINS:
JET JEwELRY; II large variety;
FOODS for infants;
And a large stock Of DOMESTIC GOODS. '
sure and call before PqrrsasIY2g tlseSThero
Ais Broad street, between
de?I Fourth ard Filth.
yILEGANT ROOKS AND OTHER
~" IjNGS E2k GfiHINMASs hnHkM have rks ,e-
sulc rhoce Books, in rich bindings with AND with
ont I.!L-tr;tigne:
Eihle,, "ra%,r-,;coks ana Hymn Books;
,,didrtn'- books auc Gamc5, IN great Variety,
tGo!oT~ ,,nic Albums, beautiful styles and al
exc. Rocket Book tor ltdi"s a;.d gentlemen
Ladies Work. loSes, large stock;
Portable Wr!ting-Dcsks Of Rosewood Walnut,
Mahogany, and PApIcr-Machie: a..
SALES Card Cases-rcarl, Shell, and Leather
Pocket Knives Of superior quality; Gold Pens
aud Pencil Cases Chcsslncn and Backgammon
boardsi Portfolios ana Ieurisrs Cases; with
lie 10 WOODEo'1 !. p.RfAH.
40 TO G. INNER fwn.,oo took the first
- "-.Aium for Candies II, the late sta,e Fairj
Buy YOUR cnIifFpisrMAs Iifp Toys
FIREW WOREs.
hare or hand yety l4rgs and attrac'l.e lot of
CHRISTMAS TOYS.
which am determined TO sell at the
VERY LOWEST PRICES.
nY OWN MANUFACTURED
CANDY TOYS
embrace over
ONE THOUSAND DTFERENT FIGURES,
all soitable to ill the ftockings Of your little far
it.ss and ornament your Christmas tire es.
Remember, and go 10 &. LIMMtR,.
oncr Tic aooyc goods to dealers at Baltimore
prices.
Dc y G. ZIMMER.
DURE SPICES for the holidays also,
L Flavoring Extracts, GcIat!ne, Isinglass, &C., |
&C. i"r sale By p. e. DUPuY, Apothecary,
IL ~ AT Broad etrcet
----------- --,-------- ~
VISITING CARDS PRINTED At THE
Di~fhTCH PhiETJEC-HOUSE.
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TIE LEDGER ANo TIE CHIMNEY Cor:ER IcT
this week received at r,irYso" I" TAYLoR'S.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

STATUS OF THE DEFACLT,SG SHERTrrs-
CoSDITI0N OF THE STATE TREAsuRY.--1he
impression abroad that there are n good
many defaultng slcriiis i'll Virginia IS erro-
neous. The authorities here have infornla-
ton Of ONLY two who are considered de-
lau,ters, and the amount of the detalcation
is in neither case more than $1,000:
George 5. Cady. the late sheriff OF Cul-
pepper county, who was arrested several
months since by order Of General Candy,
haring been found guilty by a military com
mission of embeZzjing public funds, was
sentenced to five years imprisonment IN
the State penitentiary. Executions against
his securities have been obtained, and the
whole amount Of his Indebtedness to the
State will probably be paid into the Trca-
5ufY in il few days.
The other def;luitcr is s. p. Moore, late
sheriff of King William county, who i now
in confinement in the @llard-house at Camp
Grant, and will also bc tried BY military
commission. The amount OF his dcialcatlon
i about 5000. Officers have been scnt to
King William to attach the personal pro-
pcrty of The accused, and his securities are
considered good. Moore used 10 be 4
preacher. and was chaplain III the Federal
army.
sheriff Boyd. Of Fauqlicr, is not con-
-idcred dcfaultcr Gy the Auditor, his de-
putty having paid $4,000 of bis indebted
ness into tic State Treasury Only few days
ago. He and some others have tailed TO pay
lp the revenue charged to them in the time
prescribed by law. but it Is known lACy
have not YET collected tie taxes, and few
weeks further tim6 has been allowed in
cases where the circumstances evidently
justified il.
The bootS OF Auditor Stanton will show
that there are fewer defaultiug shcrlfs now
than there were before the var. IN view OF
the unsettled political condition Of the State
and the pecuniary embarra-smcnts OF our
people, Colonel Stanton has most success
fully administered the Department OF 60
vernmcnt entrusted to his care. Yesterday
there was nearly S500,O00 in the Treasury.
and it j. certain ut least $780, eco more will
be paid in during the next thirty days.
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,.,...u.. nr prrn1.s.-rhs semi.annual

KNIGHTS OF PYrurAs.-Ths semi
election of officers for Virginia Lodge, No.
., knights Of Pythias. took place II e, Eoye- We
nant Hall on Monday evening. w. !:
ID =, Briggs. =. G.; j. a. Middlicott. f.
8. K. J. Sickle, K. s. Marx Mitteldorier,
Banker. Representative to the Grand
edce, Past Chancellor w. Ii. Wade.
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Ole Bull has arrived in New York from
ElrODe.
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The Texas Conservatives claim that
Hamilton was elected Governor by three
thousand majority, and threaten 10 contest
the matter before CoiGrdss if Davis fraudu-
lentv receives the certificate.
The Cincinnati Catholic Telegraph states
that All effort will be made at the Ecuncnl-
cal Council to issue Il decree prohibiting
any music hut plain chaunt IL the services
of that Church. The 1elegr r1ph opposes
any change,
II is reported that oue-haa of the ordain-
ed ministers in the Qate) New School Pre-
byteran Church are without regular
charges. and of the $500 in the Old School
| Church 900 are not settled pastors. OF
J, Geo Lutheran ministers in this country
only about 800 are engaged ns pastors
Gabel. the wel-remembcred cendarme II,
- Genevieve de Brabant," recently jumped
into the Seine because his name was put III
small letters on the play-bills of his theatre
He was fished out, but such advertising Is
dangerous unless the water is shallow.
Mrs. Lucia G. Calhoun, periphra,tlc
correspondent of the Tribune, who has
been brought into rather unenylablc no.
toriptv bv her connection with the Richard
SON Mcfarland scandal, was married on
"wednesday last to Mr. Cornelius Runkle,
lawyer of New York.
Mrs. Stowe has again postponed the pup.
lication of her book proving Byron 10 DE d
monster and she will probably, postpone
it still further when she reads the or~'.eti
which Rev. George Giltllan has been de, de-
'unrine in Scotland on the subject. ne ne
~" advertised book ;: VIII ohIs
''s the blasted mcn,..Ir'
.ars INV, +ho, ....--,..-. @"ious, tili-
perpetuate, along Win
Of its subject, her ultroneous, uir-
womanly, unenyiable share in the mlseis-
Die task, ana send her name down 1!e 10 POI. Pal.
terity as a sort of volunteer moral Mrsi ;,on om,
craft, or female eyecutioucr TO man nUnni
with all his faults, I pronounce ,neaI"i; neeaMrt;.
greater and nobhr than her sliili!, '"'s N',r
monous, but virfrous, Yankee S''''
York World.
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.chanJiun ond uasscnucrs, J.. Is. ratun.
bchoonrr h. Phltgrr, Gatcman, Norfolk, old
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Steamer Isaac Bel! bourne, New lors, NOR
Srb"ourrG. n. squire, limmons. james river,
To load wood for New ork Curtis & Parker.
Srh0cucr Problem, Marshall down the riVcr'
fi,bf
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EL.v.; o,,r No. 30, ~ths
il,Innshn !. ,na;F haII i last night, the follow.
at tho,' ,an,nd a'nn I.r tue ensuing six mo-
we're w ei'Ta'i y Hail: M Y. O., J. II, Butler, Jr:;
\" u y y ~ Atkin,on T., II. Calder; Cp =
r. ,shcll; p. c., J. l.. TimbevlaKc'
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Rttl1monl Dispatrlt.
WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 90, 1869.

THE CIRCULATION OF THE "DISPATCT"
is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIRCu-
CATION OF ALL THE OTnER DAILY News
PAPERS OF THIS CITY.
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Srw-yEAn gifts at eLLYsoS TNYLoR's.
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CLEARED.
BARK q. ". IIrmc. Hume, Gio Janeiro, hour
Gu,lcro NHiia Manufacturing Company.

MEHDRASDA-
WEST poISr. December - :s:-hrri'eh steamer
Admiral, Fr,,,nau, merchandise and passengers,
pin;in",,d and York River Railroad Company,
and sailed on return -, w..
CRY roISr. December 27;-Alrivcd. bark YER
ramon Trniz sIxty-;llrec days from Liyerpoo!,
i,: .,it tn : q sTa-,iv Il Co. Also arftycc,
.rh"ouers y. Il. Jorrs. Drvis. aud Yankee Doc
de- Malshury from Eew York Tor klSntn"n' Smnr
HosruS. Dr.tmbcr .J.--h rriIcd, hchooncl Kat
- pCnaY,h. Jameson from Richmond.
''I poI MTs,sIIoLE. December ci.-Arriyed sch2o-
rer Sardiulan, Aen!Stcn, from hocAanu ior
Richmond.
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PORT vE ElGHMoaD DECEMBER %, 1869.
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"~rrCERs.-At meeting OF
~-,,.; !. o. 0. f., held
~ u cr- -',,y officers
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NOR HALIFAX. NOVA SCOTIA. IT
& The British brigantinc GOLDFlSDER, SIfTc
now dischnrpng VIII have quick dispatch.s,,- =.
d. ~ ROgsgT +. WILLIAMS Il Gu.
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OFFICE NORFOLK LINE, I

December "s, lSsa. :
TN CONSEQUENCE OFStT;TaI
1 frcsbet no freight win re received .EIse~ssi.ss
at ,his wharf until TH URSDAI. Goth, at IL si.
II ,''5S aS VI" " T. IS. TATCM. Agent.
The New York herald., 1869-03-15

~ folk City Point and and elegant side.
MARLE. SARATOGA and NIAGARA. The steamship
ALBEM ARLE win be despatched Tuesday, March 49, fog
North river foot Of Beach street. connecting With the Sea-
Souside ana Petersburg railroads and Richmond and Dam
vile and Virginia Ccn.ra Railroads. taxing freight ana
west Bs OF adns signed on the pier For freight Or pa
L NoCREADY, Prssidsni ls7 Grcenw,ch strsss, comes
Of
The New York herald., 1869-03-15
THE TURF.

"a The following ne weights assigned By the bandit
At Jerome Park June mcssins issa 'Ae'' ~
aos Ks ss sse ys.. asS o "a MILES
o rh1prsons Baysws,sr 1,.u years old, rs lbs.
Ssp.nss fsis' p!ss ssss sifsls iis ss sa ii'''
ScSS IHSsas Wssss. se;a r einns ysai. d s s lis lbs
z Bemont'. Dickens. yesrs old, 1lS lbs
sss Ss1ss; i
psas Mspsns FGpS,fy spsy sssr ys.,r oa oS 10 S
4 El;sssd'; Ws,a.! aIIs ysss: od I's iss
ss@s.is 10 loo
sisad. a wsy 10 ~ s
ssssrs s.sr, EssSs SJ
= ;. + 1--WE ssss ssS's Year, 30 old u iss si is.
E1ss E sIss S.s,l "a i,
T. aebanies asasrs b s.r YEARS ss's oid o iSs
e. Z. ". Waidcn,s Bonny Eraes years old 100 lbs
& Sc Sci p.s rSs sts Ssi 'a 40
snnI :sS,s s fyss sss 1s IDS
4 zss!s arss h:ssiss year: s
g. r. w. sssn ssnsssS: siass aasans: yesrs Sa @
rssnSSa Ss SSnao o DID, IA '1
SsSs Ess SsE ,s., ssss s;s S
sB McDsn,sl,: McDsn,sl;. Julius, T .ssd, ,s GISs
ofaoas PAM sss1 Years real DID, III le
S;s:.
70. Hunter Trayers Nemesis. years old, los lbs.
II. Bowie 4 Halls Australia, years old, l08 ibs
IA Thos. Ruiords EIninence, {years old los lbs.
IL Thos g. Nichols Abd-el- years old, los lbs
a. W. Pennocks Nellie Mcdonald, Year, old, 1o7 lba.
-. Z. s. Lewis Scotia years old, 107lbs.
16 NJ H. Sanfords Northumberland years old, 1V7 lbA
4. v. Ksrwin's Kitten, years old, 1o4
l9 r. w. Waldens Ponny Braes, years old, 102 lbs.
90 r. w Waden's colt by Uncle VIC years old, 102 ibs
81. l. w. Jerome's 81. Paul, years old, l02 lbs.
g. !. ?; Hollands swec: Home, years old IS lbs
23. N. b. Sanford's Jolly One, years old, 95 lbs.
y. Bowie Hars colt by Donerae years old, 90 ibs
25 ". Cameron's Inverness. years old, 90 lbs.
~ T. ". Camcron's Glen Nevs year. old, 30 lbs
81. M A. Littelrs OnyxH years old 80 lbs.
ENTRY received after former publication Of Hat
CHARLES WHEATLY, Secretary.
The New York herald., 1869-03-15
sPORTINC-DOGs, BIRDS, &c.

A LII KINDS OF FANCY DOGS AND BIRDS FOR
n sac-Medicines for OIL diseases. Prepared Food for
mocking BIRDS at b. DOvEyS, Nos and6 Greene street,
corner OF Canal.
NB.-I.adies attended 10 by Mrs. Doysy.
A LII BREEDS CHOICE DOGS AND MEDICINEs.-
"A FRANCIS BUTLER No. Peck clip. Buffers infnllble
Mango Cure and Flea Exteminator Butcrs work.
az. Extra Stock and Trained Dogs.
7O0 0OO BROOK TROUT, FOUR MONTHS OLD
LUv.UVU for stocking other gondsl, Tor sale at Rich
be sent BY Address o. r. WILLIAMS,
Richand station, Oswego county, N. y, MYRON PAR
DEE, Oswego.
The New York herald., 1869-03-15

A FRESH LOT OF SUPERIOR WORK HORSES, JUST
"A arrived Cincinnati, suitable for cart express
rnch; all TO DO sold cheap. Apply to HENRY WILEY -
vestry street.
The New York herald., 1869-03-15
HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.
r JOHNSTON d VAN TASSELL,S.
IA ARCH. JOHNSTON, AuCTIONEER.
HORSE AUCTION MART,
HORSES, I

REGULAR SALES EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY
Gentlemen having private establishments which they wsh
90 dispose Of hoss wishing 10 purchase anything
horse line, will find 10 their advantage TO call on
Our dealings are amos exclusively with merchants and
business and establishment is conducted tho
straightforward principles which govern honorable
people In other branches OF trade.
Good stabing for horses at private sale.
We give the purchaser OF every horse TINT warranted
sound twcntyfour hours for trial.
OUR DOWN TOWN OFFICE rs AT NO. 50 NASSAU
STREET opposite the Post ofce where register kept of
horses carriages Gc at private and public snes Liberal
advances made on everything In the horGc line.
ATPRIvATE sALE--AT JOHNSTON VAN TAssELL's
avenue,
elegant single seat top Road Wagon, nearly
built by COrbett a Scharrh.
Six very piano and coabox shifting top Wagons made
by first class makers.
One Coupe Rockaway, with shifting 'front.'
One Coupe built BY Brswsser, OF Brooms s2sss In ss
One two seat Depot wagon, for horse.
Two very fno Doctors wagons.
One very top pony Phaekon; also 100 sets ane and
double lIarness, 600 Bankes Haits, 6ucfnges &c, &c
Dealers w do wcp ca1 and get our pricea bsors pur-
The New York herald., 1869-03-15

A BEAUTIFUL FEMALE CHILD, TWO MONTHS OLD,
n for adoption. CAL nj IA West Twenty seventh street,
between Sixth and Seventh avenues. DIR. ESLEBA.
The New York herald., 1869-03-15
COAsTwIsE STEAMSHIPS.

pAcIFIc NAIL STEAMSHIP coAPASy's
cAriroRSfX tND CHINA
rhrouEn rates, New York TO San Francisoo:
ou,.lis Insiaa Second Cabin. s,,.r,re
s~ c,ixSSr c,isx1SsaSr OF SAILING rsEi pArs -
sesTsrs q The secy. lne -sye pier No. q North rver
on iss, iish and sis, esch month.
sresps when those days fall sunday then he day pre-
ons hurdrei POUNDS baggage free each sda. Medicine
x.rss y EisiYe STAR, Captain II r. coun.r, e0nnss.
sssmer leaving March ii fesnnes eossly VIII
GREAT EEPuBfrc, leaving San Francisco APfii = for
YoricS f8 'sirIrrERs -rrees, FOR steamer E,sISo
ss. = s9.Ss z, 9-ss ss, c,,s, ss
css6si cs6si .s.s e. s' s'F'ns' "'''' once BssT asS.
L,oR san rRAYcrsco CALIFORNIA, MAosrrI.
sppsr shg gAtlle A. Ic ssn' en = sSsrss,Ss ase.
of lrr psrie. de.lloas y ssnssi.ios ,hsm.s,v.s
3. way | q ssnisr md pes:ar~ For p:.:ss:; ssgl :
Il US'rsrrnI rsrrIsSTic Hic sAiL sTE.nsnir conpavy,
snaus sar seq ,ssSs Se ssorA ri,sr p''''ey
SssIss a:s. ss. u: March I
tlolx. Captain N. n. Grc.ne... ....-.........Aprt /
''' reg" Or '''''is y y wanrLss y, r,..!s.n.
TTslrpp STATES AND BRAzlL NAIL .sTEAxsMIP
soo ,ous burden. Captain Geo. y. socum viii sai Tor ST.
fss y ss; "a ~ & i. .ss;ss s ssS 4
'''e' wM. n, 0xRRrsov, Agent
No. Bowling Green, New York
IroR KRY WEST usvAHA AND NEW oRLHASa
Scmtmonthy,
Carrying The United States Mail.
The Baltimore and Havana Steamship Copany, conrrs-
ing the following nrsi class steamships -
etss e 90 'sr ! pSs.s.. ssss cs%%:ss; cs%%:ss:r
s sssasD 70, mssR s nsss ,s rs rn,s
wharf, bALrIMORE, ma, on Thursday, March aa At
O'clock Y. NJ CUBA Will follow Passengers from New YorK
~ this route wifi save neary NO miles Of usve sud have
ou additional charge.
For freight or passage sppIIy .,oo,,, 10 .
" and N Broadway. rvom "a
The New York herald., 1869-03-15
ulGu rcSEp LOCALITY.
Niuth avenue, Brooklyn,
oppofltc Pr6spect Park.
I nss MAyEsrg's COURT OF PROBATE, IN

10 The goods Of
Margaret Butler, otherwise
Pearson, otherwise Agncw,
formerly OF Alien Field, IN
she county OF Dublin, who
left Ireland for America In
OF about the year 1886, and
" believed 90 have been
resident IN the city OF New
York m or about tho year
1859.
The New York herald., 1869-03-15

TRAyEILERs' GUIDE.

TRAyEI.LFRs, GUIDE.
HUDSON RIVER AND HARLEM RArLRoADs.--
Trs'ns Tor Albany and Troy, connecting with Norhsrs
snd Western trains leave New York via atson River Rail-
ros. Ihtcth street and Tenth avenue, and 10 A. NJ AMI
$40 . and " n, and via Harlem Rslrost, Twenty.
sxln street snd Fourth avenue, NJ 10 A. NJ and - n. NJ
days
sleeping cars attached 10 sndii r. N. trans
Drawing room cara attached 10 and n 80 A. NJ and5U
WILLIAM q. vASpgRsrLr y,s pscs,dss.
The New York herald., 1869-03-15

A THE ORIGINAL BUTTER POWDER COMPANY'S
N depot 81 vesey street, Churchxl boz produces
p pounds resh healthy butter at half usual cost Send
ing 70 daily wocsas RETAIL No family should DO
without II. Pound of butter from quart of milk. Agents
needed everywhere Profitable to County State
rights moderate.
The New York herald., 1869-03-15

fNlTy or NEW YORK, DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE
Boreau OF the Receiver OF Taxes, Court House, Park
p3 Chambes sree-Pubc notice hereby given that all
arrears OF personal now due TO be PAID the
once Of ANDREW j. SMITH, ESQ.,, Attorney for the Coiec
Pc books relating 70 such arreas VIII be found said once
No but the said attorney the undersigned autho
xed to receive receipt for such except
6f issued hereafter when the Marshal whom the
directed win have legal authority collect the
included therein and ali heretofore issued
10 enforce the of hereby
Uouutermandod. BERNARD SHYTH, Receiver
Dnted NEW YORK. Jan Is, 1882
The New York herald., 1869-03-15
HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.

"A. Horses 1b hands inches high, perfectly sound and
Kind In All harness. line Travellers and not afraid Of ocomc
yes together with light Park Pbaeton. built ty brewster
Of Broome street Set OF Harness, all complete made By
nse but short time Inquire At private stable 2s est
Forty street.
The New York herald., 1869-03-15

A VALUABLE FARM MARE, TENDER Forward,
~ very cheap heavy built Mares, lax hands, years
lice family Pony All at sacrifice. Must SELL l6s Pearl
The New York herald., 1869-03-15
PERSONAL.

A NY PERSON KNOWING THE WHEREABOUTS OF
n William Opel, from Stuttgart, will please address A.
r. 4 s., boz sE New York Post ONCE.
The New York herald., 1869-03-15

OUR HORSE AND CARRIAGE sALEsRoOM, "a
"A Duane strceTuesday March l6 regular sale embYsc
Ing One line OF superior trong road and family Stock
reliable also Wagons, Harness &c; "a hours al
warrantess timc of sale. Particulars in Tuesdays
Herald. JOHN l. vANDEWATER, Auctioneer,
"a Duane street.
The New York herald., 1869-03-15

IMPRESS LINE,
dria, Va,
Every Wednesday and Saturday.
The regular steamer VALLEY CITY, Captain Mccarthy
10 now loading at pier East river, and WIN sail on Ws8
nesdAy, March II, ALL p. NJ.
freIzht taken lower thau bv any other line.
For freight OF passage srpiy to JANES HAND,
1l9 Wan street, corner South.
The New York herald., 1869-03-15
COAsTwusE srRAMsHrps.

UNITED STATES, "
Captain e. L. Norton,
VIII be despatched on Saturday, March %, At O'Clock r
freight received through raes for St Louis Mobile and
Galveston.
For freight passage having superior accommodations
FREDERIC BAKER,
BrOx
The Portland daily press., 1869-04-06
Chapter 30.

AN ACT to amend sections sixteen and eighteen of
chapter five of the Revised Statutes, relating to the
Public Lands.
SECT l. Section sixteen of chapter five of the re-
vised statutes is hereby amended by striking out the
words "of the county" in the seventh line of said
section that said section amended shall read as
follows:
"SEcr 16. When in the grant of townships or parts
thereof, there are certain proportions of them re-
served for the of such townships or for public
uses and they have not been lawfully located in sew
crafty by the grantee for the purposes expressed in
the grant, the supreme Judicial court in the county
where the land lies, on application of the land agent
may appoint three disinteresed persons, and issue
their warrant under the seal of the court to them
requiring them, as soon may be- to locate In sepa
rate lots the proportions reserved for such purposes
and to designate the use for which each lot is so re-
served and located such lots to be of an average quail
ity with the residue of the lands therein
SECT. 2. Section eighteen of said chapter Is mere
by amended by inserting after the word town" in
the fifth line the words eff ordered by the court
that said section as amended shall reau as IViows
The Portland daily press., 1869-04-06

may be taken for payment of his debts by an execu-
tion issued on judgment recovered against his
ecutor administrator and levied on sold and re-
deemed as if taken in his lifetime unless the estate
OF such deceased person shall have been represented
insolyent, and commission of insolvency issued
tnereon before such levy shall have been made" -
SECT. 2. In all cases commission of Insolvency
issued by the probate court the estate of deceased
persons before levy or satisfaction of execution,
shall vacate attachments. saal iss.-, n - -
: SECT. 8. All acts and parts of acts inconsistent
with this act are hereby repealed - f + .TH -
[Approved March 2. 1901 n issi'fs
The Portland daily press., 1869-04-06

AN ACT providing for reviews in criminal cases r,
Justice may grant reviews in criminal as well as civil
cases. upon the discovery of and important evil
dence and when in the opinion of said court there
is reasonable doubt of the guilt of any person
victed and sentenced in any Judicial tribunal pro-
vided 3 petition therefor is presented within six
SECT. 2. Such petition may be presented In any
county, and notice be there ordered returnable In
reasonable notice shall be given to the state attorney
as the court orders. FRA - fs...
SECT 8. Whenever review is granted in Grim.
inal case If in the opinion of the court there may be
difficulty in obtaining jury of ability and impair.
tality in the county where the was previously
tried by reason of prejudice the formation or ex-
preston of opinion in relation to the guilt or nno-
cence of the accused, or for any other reason the
county ~ a Hl 70 sacn other
change of venue Is ordered the case shall be trans
erred to such other county and shall be there entered
and tried In the same manner If the offence charged
had been committed in said county, but the expense
incurred by such county shall be refunded by the
county from which the case is transferred. ~.
SECT T. On the trial of any such review the court
shall have power to issue any process necessary to
bring such convicted person into court for trial. and
If the jury shall by their verdict acquit the prisoner
such verdict shall render null and void the former
conviction and sentence, and the accused shall be dis
charged from custody but If the jury shall convict
the prisoner, upon final judgment, sentence shall be
awarded anew according to the requirements of the
law and with due regard to any penalty or partial
sentence; and if the jury shall fail to agree upon the
first trial such further trial or trials as the court
shall order the convict shall be returned to prison to
serve out or suffer the sentence awarded under the
former conviction.
SECT 5. Whenever review is granted in any
case where the offence charged is punishable with
DEATH 1t shall be the duty of the chief Justice to pre-
side at the trial If thereto requested by the accused
or his counsel fourteen days prior to the time appoint
ed for said trial. s.-5. .s,f>- ~ ,.sr-rz
Sect. g. Whenever it shall appear on the trial OF
any review in criminal case that any witness who
testified in the former trial has deceased the test-
mony of such deceased Witness given at the former
trial. may be proved by either party, and shall be
competent evidence. - gse.3 sns 53sb
SECT. Z. This act shall take effect when approved.
[Approved March 3, 1862 Ii noIbIr4