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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-01-20

IScoRPoRATIoSs.-ln the Office of the
Secretary of State yesterday was filed
the certificate Of incorporation of the
Almaden Gold and Silver Mining Com
pauy. This company was formed for
the purpose of carrying on the business
of mining in the Desert District, Ncva-
da. Capital stock, $40, 900, in 2,4OO
shares Of 800 each. The principal
place of business is in San Francisco.
Trustees, A. X. Grim, F. G. Smith, o.
Dickinson, Jr., J.. E. de Ia Montanya
and o. Liyermore. The Metropolitan
Mill and Mining Company, formed for
the purpose of carrying on the business
of mining and milling in White Pine
District, Nevada, also filed their certif'
cate of incorporation. Capital stock,
81, 900, 900, in 10000 shares of 500
each. The principal place Of business
is in San Francisco. Trustees, A. Bull,
f. Hiudman, J. G.. Collins, P. Johnson
and George W. Clark>-Sae. Union, 10Th
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son Of $500.

The wife of a banker Of Troy recently
presented her husband with four babies
a. one meeting of the board. All doing
we'll. A good deposit for n cradle,
If not an over-issue!
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GovERSoR's LEvEE.-We are request
ed to that Governor Blasdel
will be pleased to receive his friends at
his residence this evening. So says the
appeal Of this morning.
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VIZ suppose that nobody will set him,
self against the proposition that the
State Of Nevada ought to have a perma-
uent seat Of government, and that hay-
ing such, there should be provision
made for the erection there Of suitable
public buildings. And Carson affords
the most eligible site for the public
buildings of the State of any town with
in its borders and here is one of the
most healthful climates on the Pacific
Coast.-Appeal.
We concur.
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Tue Cuban insurgents, 10000 strong,
are preparing to attack Puerto Principe,
in which place there is a Spanish garri-
son of $500.
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SAN FRANCISCO. January 20.
81 Alpha, $59657 10000 b It 3 Aurora
white Pine, ST.; 10 ChOllar. Potosi, $1T0s 30:
100 Crown Point, $G5; 10 Daney, 81 30; q Gould
g. Curry, $lOi: DIS Hale a. Norcross, $GJ6D6i0
c. b 20; 2a3 Imperial, $145ltl4T 20 30; %
Kentnck, $2t2 D09E02+4@aS 8 DO; G7 Lady
Bryan, $lS0lTG17 \ 20: W Ophir, $32 N&432 ~
b 30: 10 Occidental, $26021: 1G5 Ovcrman,
$SO JOlLS1 {: III Savage, $1gIS0 b %; 10 Sierra
yellow Jacket, $l.I9JM1, 497 5OGt1 ,505 b 81.
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San Francisco Restaurant
GA M f .

U "A M II,
And all the luxurics the market affords.
THE CULINARY DEPARTMENT 10 under
and the ~strictest attention Will be paid to the
same.
ALARGE HALL. for balls and parties, Ia also
attached to the b~uilding-onc Of the most spa
ci0us and comfortable in the State.
PRIVATE DINING ROOMS for Ladies' and
Families. with prompt and attentive walters.
B0ARDERS can find accommodations equal
TO any to be found In Gold Hill, at our new house.
A continuance Of the liberal patronage hereto
fore extended to us, II respectfully solicited.
WEIGH s MADDEN, Projectors.
Gold Hill, Nov. 18th, 1868. no25istf
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NOTICE. TO THE CREDIT
IN ors OF DANIRL SCHNEIDER. q Bankrupt.
In tho District Court Of the United States for
tho District OF Nevada.-In the matter Of Daniel
Schneider, q Bankrupt.-Notice 10 hereby CIV
On, that pursuant to an order made by said Court
Ia the matter OF Daniel Schneider. o bankrupt,
on the 10Th day OF January, A. D.. 1859, q hear
Ing will be had upon the petition OF said bank.
rupt, heretofore Alod in said Court, praying for
his discharge from oil his debts and liabilities,
provable under the Act OF Congress entitled
:'An Act TO establish . uniform system Of bank.
ruptcy throughout the United States" approved
March 2, 1861, and for q certificate thereof before
said Court on the 3Oth day Of January, 4. D.
1860, at ~ O'Clock n. Of said day, at tho Medin
Building, In the city OF Virginia, county Of Sto.
rcy and State Of Nevada, at which time and
place any creditor Of said bankrupt. or any other
person In interest, may appear and show cause,
II any they have, why the prayer Of the sold pc.
tition should not DO granted.
X. ". DAGGETT,
ja7.td Clerk OF said District Court.
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PHOTOGRAPHIC GALLERY
GOLD HILL.

All styles sf Likeness tRken nt nav
Rsoms are Warranted.
GARTES DE- vIsITR, ALL STYLES; AM.
~ orotypes, M~elaineotypes, Pearltypes, and
all other Kinds taken in tho art.
y. B.-Pictures OF all kinds copied. Also,
me alex and deceased taken at their residence,
IT desired. God Loekets and pins Of all kinds.
Gold mi November "a. 1888 noiI n
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Masonic Notice.

Culver STAR LODGE NO; s F. n.
> & A. NJ, meets at their Y Lodge; Wy
sooIl, Gold Hill, every SATURDAY ~
csen,ng Mt I O'Clock. Stated communications
All Ssfnrday In each month. AL Brethren ir
nnod landing arc cordially Invited.
By order Of the ". N.
y, W OHTBBUCK. Secretary.
Gold Hill January 2, 1853. )asu
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ia, II. HARRIS.
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Births.
NEW TO-DAY.

ROSENER-In Virginia, January Goth, 70 the
vito OF Samuel R0sener, a daughter.
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For Chief Engineer.

THOMAS II. FOX Is ANNOUNCED AZ -
L candidate for Chief Engineer OF w us
i. unanimously nominated and indorsed y
Washoc Engine Company No. 4, oil "hiJn Nc u
mn active member. No.
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FORENOON STOCK REPORT.

DAILY BIT NELSON. cHuDpuck : CO
GOLD HILL
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Mr.. Mayhugh gave notice Of q bill f
an Act to amend Section A Of an Al
for organizing and discipliuing th
militia of the State, approved March
1865.
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MEMPHIS, Tenn, January l9.-Three
Arkansas militiamcn were convicted by
a court martial for o%utraging q white
woman, and shot by order of the court
martial to-day.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-07-09
The Omoe OF City Coroner.
CHARLESTON, July 8, 1859.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE NEWS.

CHARLESTON, July 8, 1859.
TO TIE EDITOR OF THE NEWS.
As a member OF the City Council who voted
for the election OF City Coroner, beg leave
respectfully to dissent from the statement in
your issue Of this date, that "there is no such
officer as City Corpner." Section 4 of the act
Of August 1S, 17SS. entitled Gan act to incor-
porate Charleston" (still nnrepealed) declares
that "the City Council are hereby authorized
to appoint Coroner for said CITY," Section
10 of on act Of December II, 1917, extends the
Jurisdiction Of the City eoroner over the Par
ishes of st. Philips and st. Michael's. or in
other words authorized him to of1ciate
throughout territory extending about Blk
miles beyond the limits Of the city proper.
Thus far We are doubtless agreed; but you
aIlege that Section 10 of the acto December
II, 1877, having been repealed by an act OF
March 26, 1869, therefore the City Council have
no power to elect q City Coroner. I do not
think that this conclusion is warranted by the
premises. The repeal Of the act OF 1817
leaves the Office Of City Coroner just where
tnat act found it, for that act simply extended
the Coroner's jurisdiction beyond the proper
corporate limits Of the city. This is the full
legal force of the act OF March 26, 1869, upon
which you base your conclusion. To hold
otherwise, is to argue that to restrict the
Jurisdiction OF an officer is to abolish the
office; for this last act only repsals the act e1-
tending the jurisdiction Of the City Coroner,
and nothing more, leaving untouched the
clause OF the original charter, whereby the
"City Council OF Charleston are authorized to
appoint Coroner for said city,"
Moreover, even though the act Of March 26,
1869. had expressly declared the Office Of CITY
Coroner abolished, it would have no validity,
because the object OF the act is not expressed
in its title, as required by the Constitution
OF the State. II such was the intention OF the
act, it utterly fails 10 effect its purpose.
Very respectfully,
Your obsdient ser want,
T. ]. MACKEY,
Alderman Ward 8.
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CRUMBS Magistrate DeLaree, colored,
states that he has made no attempt to have
any Of the magistrates removed.
There are efforts being made to have some
of the magistrates removed, but Magistrate
Kama oaux is not one of the n, IS was reported.
The residence of Major George L. Buist was
eutered early Wednesday morning, and num-
Der Of hats were stolen.
Mr. E. G. Tharin. who received in 1874, from
Governor Hammond. a commission as notary
public found it necessary, under the recent
laws, to secure another commission. he ap-
piled to Governor SCOTT for 1t, and received it
yesterday.
The Willoughby stock went up to high fig
ures yesterday, and his friends are certain
that he will be Chief OF Police.
The Office Of Clerk of the Market has good
many candidates, among them W. z. Lovett,
who is receiving the support Of good many Of
our citizens.
caucus Of the Pillsburyites was held in the
City Hall last night. It II reported that cham
pasne, sandwiches, &o, added interest to the
meeting.
1t is rumored that grave charges will be pre-
ferred against Captain Hendricks bifore Coun-
Gil tonight.
A seaman named Fred. Smith deserted from
the brig Monica yesterday, but was captured
shortly afterwards by Officer Quinn and turned
over to his officers.
Rumor has it that W. N. Taft, Captain q. W.
Hendricks, G. B. sigwald and Major Willough-
by, will be the only candidates for Chief OF Po-
lice placed before Council tonight.
colorsd boy rolled wheelbarrow against
lady near the Market, yesterday, and knocked
her down.
Mr.. d. II. Hicks desires us to say that he is
not, and has not been, at any time, a candi-
date for Chief OF Police uudsr the present ad-
minietrat1OD.
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DRUG LABELs.-We desire to call the atten-
tion OF druggists in the city and throughout
the State to the peculiar facilities Of IHE NEWS
Job Office for printing all kinds Of drug labels,
prescription blanks, &C., at the shortest no
tice, and in style unsurpassed anywhere in
the country. Our stock OF cuts, borders and
fancy type ID unusually large and cholce. Call
and examine specimens Of work.
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THE CUsroMHousE souABsLE OF Washington,
it would appear. wakes furious. There is, we
believe, little doubt that. as matters stood yes
terday morning, DR.. Mackey's friends had sue
ceeded in securing his reinstatement, but
Clark, it seems, holds on with something OF
the tenacity which he displayed as military
Mayor of the city; and dispatch was in circu-
latIon last night to the effect that Clark had
actually been reappointed during the after
noon. Both OF the contestants, with all the
friends and hackers they can muster, are In
Washington. and it may be presumed that the
end is not yet.
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TIE Regatta At SAvANNAH.-The regatta at
Savannah, on Tuesday, under the auspices oi
the Chatham Club, Of which Commodore Jo-
siah Tatnan is president. came off as per an
nouncement and was largely attended. The
first race, half mile for single sculls, pulled
by BOYS under II years Of age, resulted as fol.
lows: Fire Fly, (Bruuswick boat) Z 40; Lila
N, 8 As; Tinker, 10 05; Fussy, 10 80.
The second race Was for four cared boats,
distance one mile, and resulted as follows
King Cotton. 20; Irene, (pilots' boat) 8 AZ
Sunny South, brunswick boat) As; Fiirt
81; Apbrodite, 9 81.
The .Aphrodite. paper boat, originally from
Charleston, was, as will be observed, the las
boat in the race. she had fns crew.
General Joseph E. Johnston presented the
prizes.
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TIE MRErINa OF COUNCIL tonight will be
very interesting. Among the offices to be filed
Are those of the Police Department. for which
thers sre numerous candidates. Who will be
the chief Is yet uncertain. We learn that the
caucus Of the Pisburyites, last night, was to
decide this matter. The friends OF Major Viii
loughby assert that he will secure the Office,
while the friends Of Captain Hendricks are
eQuAllY hopeful.
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The FasIypsqHAFrssUSD.- We learn that
the information upon which we based the
statements made in yesterdays NEWS. In re-
gard to the buildin to be erected by the
Freundschaftsbuud, was partially premature,
and in some respects incorrect. The negotia-
tiops for the site are still pending, an though
the edrfics contemplated will be in every re-
spect q notable improvement to Meeting
street, it is designed to be used, Like the pre-
sent hall In sociesy-street, exclusively tor the
purposes Of the Bund.
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wines, giquurs, Gtf.

Id w H S X K s.
THE UNDERSIGNED BEG LEAVE TO AN.
NOUNCE that tbey have been appointed by Mes'rs.
HENRY g. HANNIs CO.. OF Philadelphia, their
aoe AGENTS fer the State of South Carolina for the
sIje Of their celehrated ACME < Xxx, Xxx. xxx,
NECTAR CABINET and other brands OLD RYE
WHISKIEs.
Constant receipt Of their COPPER DISTILLED
MOUNTAIN PURE RYE wHISKIES direct from
Distillery at Hannisvle, Berkeley County, West
Virginia.
Liberal contracts will be made for large lots OF
new Whiskies In bond at Distillerv Warehouse.
'-0" CLACIUS WITTE,
No. 50 East Bay street,
Jnna1s wfm3mos Charleston, g. @.
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TIE CASE OF BIANK.-The young man J. Il.
Blu"k, who has been mentioned in the city
papers as charged With dishonest appropria-
ton of his employers funds, had full hearing
yesterday afternoon before Magistrate Mackey,
which resulted in his discharge. We are in
formed that Blanks friends, convinced OF his
innocence, and indignant at the treatment he
has received, design prosecuting the parties
who are responsible for bis alleged unjusti6-
able imprisonment.
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The UNITED STATES COURT, July 8.-HoN.
GEORGE 8. Bryan, JUDGE, PREsD1Na.-The
following business was disposed Of to-day:
In the case Of Jacob T. Thomas vs.. Josiah
NJ. Wilder-a petition to establish claim against
bankrupt-it was ordered that the petition and
answer be served on Niles G. Parker, to plead
answer within forty days from the date Of each
series.
In the case of Adams, Frost & Co. vs. VIM.
j. Norris-petition to establish lien-the pc
tition was referred to Registrar J. c. Carpen-
ter.
In the case OF Joseph W. Hill, of Newberry-
petition for final discharge-the petition was
referred to Registrar c. J. Jaeger and fiual
hearing before the court ordered on the 10Th
Of August. Petition of Joseph Duokett, Of New
berry, was similarly disposed Of. Petition of
Solatheil Martin was referred to Registrar W.
]. C,awson.
In the case of W. T. Shumats vs.. John ".
Grady, petition to sell property, it was order
ed that the assignee should sell the property
and notify the lien creditors to prove their de-
mands on or before the 10th of August.
In the case of Lewis mcLaln vs. G. G. Ran
dali, report Of assignee as to sale of real es-
tate, it was ordered that the assignee should
accept the offer reported.
In the case OF the United States vs.. twenty
four barrels Of distilled spirits, leave was grant
ed the plaintiff to amend the information.
The case of the United States vs.. George v.
Milden was continued until October.
In the case OF the United States vs.. Lewis
Klein, the defendant plead guilty to carrying on
the butchering business without paying q spe-
cisl tax. Sentence was reserved until to-day.
In the case Of the United States vs. Alex. b.
Addison, the defendant was found guilty Of
dealing in tobacco without paying the special
tax and was fined fifty dollars and costs. In
another case tho defendant plead guilty and
was fined ten dollars and costs.
In the case Of the United States vs. one
hundred and sixty-nine packages Of tobacco,
found at Columbia in the possession Of the
Charlotte and South Carolina Railroad Com.
pany, the tobacco was forfeited to the United
States. In the case Of six packages. eleven
cases Of tobacco, found in possession OF the
same company, the same disposition was mace.
Petition Of Theodore Stoney, OF Charleston,
for final discharge from bankruptcy, was referr
ed to Judge Carpenter, and final hearing
ordered before the court on the 26th Of! .
Tho petition Of Richard Roper, of Charleston,
was similarly disposed Of.
Petitions of Joseph A. Huger, OF Charleston,
Robert Martin, Of Bsrnwell, and D. P. Robin
son, of Orangeourg, for final discharge from
bankruptcy, were granted.
In the case Of James N. Hoot vs. VIM. Dick
son, petition to establish lien, the petition
was referred to Registrar W. ]. ClaHson, with
order to report after notice to lien creditors.
In the case Of rs. Jefreys, ct 81, vs.. r. 8.
Moore, ct al, petition for sale, the assignees
we're ordered to sell the land.
In the. case OF John @. Pin vs.. Ezekiel &
Kohune, q petition 10 establish hen, the
report Of the assignees was confirmed.
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THE DAILY NEWS.

Target Ciroalation.-THE DAlLY NEWS
86iNG TEE NEWSPAPER OFFICIALLY RE
coGELzRD As HAVING TIE LARGEST OR
cVLArF0N IN ZHE 0tTY OF CHARLESTON.
P0BLI&HRS THE LIST or LETTERS REMAIN
ING IN ZHk PoSToE4cE AT THE END OF
sAcR WEEK. ACCORDING TO TIE PRoVLS-
IONS OF TIE NEW PoSToFNcE LAW =
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TIE CRAxY PoRrwARDxE.-Weh have learned
some additional taess relative to Holloway, the
colored Portwafdeu, ;esestea by Council on
Tuesday night. Scarcely two weeks have
elapsed since he left the Luuatic ASYLUM. and
during bis stay in that excellent institution hi
madness assumed At. times : very. violent
character. Alderman. Holloway, bis fs.her,
has gone to Columbia. We bear, to secure, ii
possible, some afadavits OF his sons sanity.
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TIE MnnzRs or TIE Bah are requested to
meet this morning, at nine O'Clock, in the
Equity Court room. % consider the proper dis
position to be made Of. the Equity Docket.
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TIE Nxws. In THE CouNrRY.-Readers OF
THE Nxws goine!to the country can receive
their favor,te paper by uaI. daily. tfseyenty'
five cents month, byaddressing . note, with
their subscription. toour publication Office.
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THrCHAnnrsroa Lux OF Cousr.-The mer-
bern Of this society win hold their monthly
meeting this evening, at eight O'Clock, at the
hall Of the Charleston Library Society.
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TIE DAILY NKws PRICE CURRENT AID Con-
1HRuAL CmouIAs will be ready for delivery ut
our counting-Ioom at nme o'clock this morn
ing. Single copies Ave cents.. Orders for ten
copies and over win be filed ct the rate Of two
and half cents per copy.
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Crx Srocx Yesterday, Messrs. Leitch
&Bruus sold $3.50 city stock, ct $SSf. The
same firm also sold 15O shares Of old Peoples
Bank stock at IS 06l.
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ooxnistinr.4The. steamer PaetBoy from
Savannah met With some ldets6tion yesterday
at the quarantine station, bin ;of hsalshhav-
ing bsau, omitted to. be procured in Savannah.
Tho passengers and steamer weres in conse-
.queuce. sasies,ed tosGscrutiny by DR.. Lebby,
when they.xrs permitted TO come up to the
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A solDIEn STAINED. On Wednesday night
isAt, xs prsurtyof soldiers were returning tfom
a ban, difficulty occurred sbetween n soldier
named F. Drssaan md B Woods. "a discharged
soldier,) during which the latter was stabbed
four times in the shoulder by the former
Abressell was arrested, and yesterday was com.
mitted to Jail by Magistrate Bunch: Woods is
still in precarious condition.
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Drugs, GbsmieaIs, Gte.
DE CAR EFUL
WHAT MEDICINES
you TAX e.

WHENYoU AREEXaAU5rED BY OVERW0RK
of head or hand and feel the need Of something In.
vieoratng don't drink whtskey or yintoxica ting
thing whether under the name of Bitters or other
wise. such articles give just a. much strength to
your weary body aud mind as the whip gives to the
jsded horse and no more. Alcoholic stimulants are
injurious to Nerve health, and are ALWAYS followed
by DEPRESSING REACTION.
Dsdds Nervine and InvigOratOr
Is TONIC and GENTLE sTIMULANr which Is
NOT attended ny REACTION. what II gains for
Won II maintains. When 1t refreshes body or mind,
il refreshes with natural strength that comes 10 stay
We are not recommending teetotaism In the interest
of any faction; but long and extended observation
teaches US that he who resorts to the bottle for rest
or recuperation will find, as he keeos att that he
ia kindl1ng 6re In his bones which will consume
like the flames Of perdition. Turn from 1t. Take
tonic that will refresh and not destroy. DODD's
NERVINE is for SAFE by all Druggists. Price One
Dollar. See Book Of Certificates that accompanies
each bottle. limos June 70
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SUDDEN DzArH.-A teolored man, named
John Ryan, died very suddenly yesterday
morning. at his place OF abode in George
street. He was in psrfeot heslth the day be-
fore. About 9 p. N. he had at. aad shortly
after recovering fom this had five others in
quick succession, but SO soon as they were
over he appesredt to be in good spirits. and no
one thought that dsath wasNso near.
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AUCTION 2AL1S Iz1s DAH.
KNOX, DAILY l. Co. will sell at 10 O'Clock, as
their store, furniture, smoked meats. &c.
MILES DRAH viii sen at l0 O'clock, st MS
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STATE CouRr.-There was nothing Of gene
nal interest done in this court yesterday.