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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-12-21
Passed Noysmber q. A. D, 18TH

THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF GOLD
i Hill do ordain: /
deposit, or cause TO be- deposited, upon any
street, alley or public thoroughfars. within the
incorporate limits Of tho Tsw Of Gold Hill,
any Glass, Bottles, Hoops, Nails, Ashes, or
Rubbish Of any kind, shall DO deemed to have
committed a. Nuisance, and upon conviction
thereof before any Justice Of tho Peace OF said
Town Of Gold Hill, shall DO fined In any sum
not exceeding Fifty Dollars ESQ nor less than
Ten Dollars 31g, with costs Of suit; and unless
said dne DO paid, such person or persons shall
DO Imprisoned ip tho Town jail at tho rate OF
ono day for every two dollars Of said 1ne.l
IN SEC. 2. This Ordinance to take. eject from
and aftor November II, A. D. 1911.
,,g.r.rre re-. r--4,Hgg N. STERN,
President Of Board Of Trustees.
Attest: VIZ. HY. DoANE, Clerk.
Gold Hill. November O. 1851. noStf
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[Public-No, IFS.
Approved July II. 1870.

=. - IPnblIc-NO. ISL
AN ACT TO declare forfeited TO the United States
certain land grants 10 the State OF Louisiana 10
aid In constructing o railroad therein.
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TPubllc-No. lI0.l
[Approved July Il. lsT0.1

AN ACT to vacate thu Fort Dakota military rescr.
walton In tho Territory Of Dakota. and for Other
purDOscs. ......f n. ....r.. ..... H.F
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1pnhlIc-No. lal.
Approved July Il. 1870.

.sr fPublic-No. 1871
AN ACT to extend the provisions OF the preemp-
ton laws I'd the Territory Of Colorado, and for
other purposes
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-12-21
AN ACT ceding certain Jurisdiction TO the State Of
Ohio. D.. .H.
[Approved January q. is7I.l

Be q enacted By the Senate and Ronss Of. Repreyent
atires .9fihs United&ata Of America In Coaere''
dsiernblsd, ~ .|s- ..~.sf. H.
That the Jurisdiction over the place purchased for
tho location OF the National Asylum for Disabled
Volunteer Soldiers" under and BY virtue or the Act
,sixty-fye, entitled A Act 70 incorporate q Ma
tional Military and Eaval Asylum for the ,reaef OF
tho totally disabled officers and men OF the yofun.
tecr forces OF the United States" and the Act OF
March twenty.nrst. eighteen hundred and sixtysix,
amendatory thereto. and upon which said asylum IL
linquished by tho United States. And the United
States shall claim or exercise no Jurisdiction over
said place aiter the passage OF this Act; provided,
toimpair tho powers and rights heretofore conferred
upon the board Of Managers Of tho National Asy.
lum for Disabled Volunteer Soldiers, incorporated
under said Act, In and over said territory. l7.'.a|
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he q enacted bt the Stndfe and NoDe q. RepTesfNI.
sii:s: ,iS' t"i'fd d State afA""''s ia 6'''T''
That an the lands which were granted by Congress
in INC year eighteen hundred and nftySix, 70 the
State OF Louisiana, to aid In the constructor OF the
Nav Orleans, Opelousas and Great Western Rail-
.road. md which have not been lawfully disposed OF
BY tho said State under said grant, which has ex-
Mined by limitation, or by act Of Congress since the
Srieinai grant, arc hereby declared forfeited TO tho
iJnited 5tates, and these lands shah hereafter be dis
posed OF e. other ,ybhe lands Of the United States
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Approved July Il, 1870.

IPublle Resolulon.Ns; 81 ...,,
Aso INC vicinity OF tho Capitol .'.a
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-12-21
MEDICAL
ESTABLISHED ~
DR.. JSC. YOUNG, IN 1850
For tho Cure OF all Diseases Of the
Urinary andGenerntivo
0rRnuh. and
ALL FEMALE COMPLAINTS,
Ne. $50 WashinEton street
.G.g1BGi SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. gHlSH
Care. Guaranteed, or No Pay Required
CONSULTATIONS, BxLETrER Oh OTHERWISE FRI
Organs, and

Cares Guaranteed, or No Pay Required.
CONSULTATIONS, srLErrxR Oh OTHERWISE, YRIE
rrHIs Celebrated INSTITUTE HAS
i enIoycd on this coast an uninterrupted sue.
cess or eighteen years, and has become one Of
the renowned Hospitals OF the age. What the
celebrated Lock Hospital Is to London, and the
no less renowned establishment Of Rioord Is 10
Paris, this Inatitnto has become to the Pacific
Coast. The thousands annually received and
cured at this place Is in point OF number OF pa..
tents among tho very fret OF the world, and
the SUCCESS Of It's treatment ranKslt second 70
none.
Snninnl Weakness or Spermatorrh9n.
The young man who experiences that growing
W~eRkuesstn his muscular Hnd mental rBtnlzh
ton, should stop TO consider Whcncon ariscf.
He will Ind In tho weakness OF the back, tremb'
ling Of the limbs, disordercd digestion, unss'
countable failing OF the powers OF the minq,
distaste for society, dread OF impending trouble,
forebodinSs OF evil. sleeplessncss, troubled and
lasciyious dreams, growing deafness, loss Oh
muscular power,and numerous other symptoms
OF dnor,anisa,ion the positive traces OF thai
most terrible and destructive OF all diseascR
Seminal Misunderstanding IVA his powers,
destroying his hopes Of life and manhood, and
dragging him along the broken pSta OF nls ex.
Istencc toward a premature and loathsorne Erayei.
To him who nnds his life dribblinG out IN the
discharye Of the vital principle OF existence tn
nsctnEnl and diWnal cinisstons, tho mere cct-
sation Of its appearance brings no assurance 81
relief.
hope OF manhood, brings TO such q one no hops
Of cure, but adds To his misery In tho knowledge
that the one who looks 10 him for 20 much 81
her hsppino4s. Is = victim TO his evil and an 10.
10 his misery and disorder until hope leayes
him, There Il no rescue except In proper and
skillful treatment. Those who have become the
victims Of solitary vices, that dreadful, hsd-
mating and destructive habit, which Nils thot'
slnds of sick rooms with paralytics and COZ
sumptiyes, and hundreds Of untimely graves
wi,h its misguided victims, should consult with.
ont q moments delay, ono who will syInpalhile
With their sufferincs. To such the Doctor would
ssunnce OF a PERFECT and PERMANENT
CURE, without hindrance 70 business, change
OF dict, or fear OF EXPOSURE.
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NO.. 90.

AN 0RDINANGE sgRSIs%sr,sSy g Or Or
u ssGf TSnes IL "a Dshs Town' 81 aSfa ffiIi,S
passed April ~, A. ID, 1S11.4u
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ORDINANCE NO. 3D..

AN ORDINANCE Supplementary TO Or
diunnco. No. 3S, eutitlcd :. An Ordinance
netsrm xn wat arS Suis ~ SnS
passed August 10, A.. d. 1857.
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LAWS OF THg UNlTKD STATES.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-12-21
rPubic-No. 1871 ,
AN ACT ior the relief Of presumption settlers In

IA hS ~ hHN WV ' th
the State Of Nebraska,
That settlers upon the public domain within tho
limits OF the State Of Nebraska, who, prior to the
nrst day OF January, eighteen hundred and seventy.
had filed their deciarutory statements under tho
presumption laws for tracts once offered at public
sale and Afterwards included In the lateral limits OF
any. withdrawal for railroad grants, where such
lands were a. date q Ming. a. Aforesaid. subject 70
through erroneous belief that by such withdrawal
the lands so settled upon and claimed became sub.
lect TO the designation OF unofiered /" laods, have
law within one year from the date Of alleged settle
ment, shall be. and arc hereby allowed and author.
lied 70 make such proof and payment within ono
year nom the passage or this act, upon showing Q
FULL compliance with all other proyisions Of the pre-
empt!on laws; provided, that such settlements were
upon tie cven.numbered sections, and do not In
clude cases declared TO be invalid BY the C0mmis
sioner Of the General Land ONCE.
JOINT RESOLUTION to cnabio owners TO obtain
duplicates Of lost and destroyed registered bonds
OF the United States.
Be q resolred By the Senate and Hosns Of Reprarot.
sttEs q ihd U"asd States efAm~iea IN coSOress
That the s~ecretary Of the Treasury Be, and hereby
L.. authorized and directed, whenever II Is proved BY
clear and satisfactory evidence that any duly regis
teredbond Of the United States, bearing Interest, Is
sasd t tSs DI 1oa, pc SSe e.iadsna so Il ~! Iu, a. .m o. law
held BY any person ds his own property, 70 Issue .
duplicate Of said registered bond, to be 20 marked,
OF Ike amount, and bearing like interest as the bond
90 proved = I 70 g ,S lC:. o. dSs asc Rroyidsd, that the
. bond In Q penal sum equal TO the amount OF said
mlsslng bond, and tho interest which would accrue
thereon, until the principal thereof Is due and pays.
DE. with two good and sufneIent ~sureties. residents
tary Of the Treasury, with condition To- indemnify
and sav8 harmless the United States nom any claim
because OF the said lost or DESTROYED bond,
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sII 4 EgOaG
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-12-21
NO. 50.

AN ORDINANCE to Fix and Collect
License Tax.
,-., Passed June II, AID. 1911 IESI
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as An EXPECTORANT IT HAS NO EQUAL
CAUTION.

10 not be deceived by unprinclpled dealers
who mry offer you n remedy called Aliens Peg
: toral Bslsanl, which r. offered for sale on the
Great merits OF Aliens Lung Balson.
Call for and be surc you. receive Aliens Lung
g Balsam-all others arc infringenentr.
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100000 y
.gSSrHE [ soUTH{ cARoLiRAl
LAND AND IMMIGRATION.
! lAAssociATIoN,
A., PRomorrON or IMMIGRATION
To THE AOUTH.
, CHARLESTON, s. @. O

BUTLER, CHADWICK, GARY s. Co,
AGENTS. u
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10000 Season Tickets Of Admiration Mt
- IS Each.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-10
COURT Of GENERAL sEislliS.
Before Judge Bedford.

ALLEGED LARCENY BY A PLuMBER-AN HONORABLE
ACQuITTAL.
Yesterday Christopher s. Muilin placed upon trial.
charged with stealing gold watch and chain the 9Th Of
April from bureau drawer In the house of John NJ Tobip
No 81 East Thrtyour street. Tho testimony that the
accused employed to do plumbing work, and that
after he left the watch missed II shown
however, that besides the servants In the house. painter
also employed there at tho time Mulln working
Several highly respectable gentlemen examined, who
the accused excellent character for honesty
after the case was clearly put to the Jury by the City Judge
they rendered verdict OF not guilty The Defendant must
have had host of friends In court for the fore
man the verdict they vent 10 their approba
ton by loud applause.
THE DEATH OF Mr.. GALBRArrH.
Before the court adjourned Assistant District Attorney
Sullivan announced the death of Benjamin Gabrah and In
doing so spoke OF him lawyer faithful TO his
clients among whom some of the eminent
the city For great many years he Tire attorney repre-
senthg the journal that occupied conspicuous and
prominent place In this community and in the countryside
NEW YORK HHnALD-anS. ~ he tMr. subway always
dereood, deceaseAad eeyet tha confidence And respect
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-10
MARINE C0UnT-pART 2.

What Constitutes Probable Cause Of Action.
Before Judge Shea.
Eshcr WvckcF Francis Maytin.This case will be
mcmbered tried early last month"; when the jury failed
to a.ree upon verdict. The plaintiff .yhie engaged
the defendants family, accused Of purloning
watch and other ewely This she denied, searched
her request went home and days afterwards
arrested taken before Justice Kelly charge preferred
held BAIL and finally discharged. She lays her
at 600 Yesterday the again and the plain
tGs evidence, presented, substantially before
Defendants counsel moved for . nonsut, which was
granted.
The Court, granting the nonsut, remarked:- s not
the innocence OF the plaintiff that 10 in issue here; that s
conceded The dismissal the charge against by the
police magistrate, after long and careful examination fully
vndcates her good epuaton but the question for to try
s did the plaintiff macousy and without probable cause
institute these criminal ntaory proceedings against her
her injury? The defendant did not charge the planT with
committing theft within his own knowledge, but stated
concurrence Of circumstances from which he Inferred that
there proDabc TO her being the
that had taken the watch and ewey There no impuaon
that the defendant IN presenting this charge to the
falsely stated Of those circumstances withheld any
fered loss of properly nsttutng inquiry in legal
manner before the proper tribunal against whom
circumstances indicated the person likely 10 have
mtcd the offence 1t required the subsequent Examination
before the at the request Of the accused
her self to develop the fact that she innocent. The
fact that the magistrate deberaed from the 10th of
April to the latter of December upon that examination
that the want Of probable does not exist For
these there nothing to be left to the jury Prnc
pie aud authority alike concur in this disposition OF the
case. order a verdict for the defendant.
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THE M'CAHfLL WILL CASE.
Temperance Lecture from tho Surrogate

Temperance Lecture from tho SurrOgate,s
Court.
Tie proceedings the Surrogate's Court yesterday
Ing the McCahi will case, before Surrogate Hu,chinss,
quite interesting by the testimony
medical who had made the effects of nemperance
special study, and whose evidence was
BETTER TEMPERANCE LEoTURE
than could be heard from the lips Of the mpro-
fcssonai advocate of total abstinence.
The first witness DR.. Thomas G. Finnel He deposed
that he knew the deceased In his lifetime This gentleman
said that he had known several Incorporate men,
of his experience utemperance impaired the
human intellect and totally
UNFrrrKp AVIAN
for the ordinary business Of life; the effect he said OF
habltual drunkenness old Of years
would render him olouded and obscre and incapable OF
ss. nas. drink,
little affected by II and others affected great degree
:. w nGs
man Leading ssdep'sry Ife much he Continued Of the
time during which the vice q in.smpsrspcs INDUCED
Dr. john H. smith, who test,sd that he was physician
% q s hs
had
TESTIMONY OF ooRNxLIus MMAHoN.
e: a u fssp
and let her husband die In peace he added that would
ssss b. %
away" as though the words deeply significant
Dr.. Phillips physician for fourteen years, and another
medical expert gave heightened and edying testimony
the different effects OF ntemperance people different
constitutions and finished his testimony By sayug when
HIS REASON
by drink there little prospect OF his
ing II.
x Mr. Smith aeposd that he knew the deceased long
ana q 1s ne (: saa Dc % Il:
own "bamy" at Carrol's liquor store, Aid had
frequently seen deceased drunk; In q conversation a
week before hrs death with the deceased the latter asked
him 10 take drink which he rcused deceased on that
be little under the influence Of liquor; on that occasion,
in his last Illness and that he going die he fur
thcr ndded 81 know there anxious for my DEATH as
there are plenty Of people u.s. ''' =
.wAlffSp ron MY poLLAns"
Dr. Carnochan, the Health Officer of the port other
scientific experts subp9naed did not appear The
case was adjourned until eleven O'clock to-day when they
expected that some interesting facts will be developed
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THE GREAT TOBACCO CASE.
One Hundred ana Four Thousand Dollars
for the Govcrnmen,-An Appeal COntem-
MI nta nd

Resume Of the Facts and Verdict Of the Jury
One Hundred and FOur Thousand Dollars
for the Govcrnmen,-An Appeal Contein-
plated.
The United Stttes Quantity of Manufactured Tooacco,
&c. found t219 Washington street, H. LHieota', CrinaasE
This case reported In tho HERALD of yesterday, occu-
pied the attention of Judge Bachord and Jury for whole
month As the matter investigated important
give brief resume OF the facts.
As already announced there a verdict for the gov
ernment condemnng the property, which appraised In
the sum of 100000 The government sought
condemn the goods under the forty eighth section
the Internal Revenue law alleged that the property
Lienha, the claimant, with Intent sell and remove
In fraud Of the revenue law and the purpose o.
smons United States District Attorney .f nr.. en-.
t,enha nat more tobacco had been sold and removed
G' siss. sowa
April had IN large ' asansiy Of thu the So
'fs e:
s%
but which the claimed 70 liable % forty
return Quantities FOR AVIATION wphoat sell
Ing them caasln them 70 bs removed from the factory
Ssh; return his Goods a
doias &c avoided expected Increase amount q
he should have to be Responsible that Of
fact there such increase In the duty upon tobacco
s65 and consequently the tobacco returned by
Mr. Lilenha IL also contended on the part of Mr..
Llenha that he had right to the tobacco manufac
tMei by him Mt fifteen cents and forty and that
he was not Obliged to keep account OF the goods
return the amount manufact,red by him. the law only Re,
curing him to return the amount of his sales what he had
removed for sale.
Judge Batchford who devoted tho utmost and aten
ton to the trial OF this important after handsomely
compmenting the counsel engaged both sides beng
cmnenty lifted for the investigation OF the suit instructed
the that Mr. Llcnh guilty of fraud In return
Ing his goods sold IN 1915 and paying the
violation
the law for tobacco manufacturer pay his
goods before they due and that also Illegal for
him not to keep account OF his manufactures entirely dis
nc from hs sales The learned Judge did not to the
jury whether the tobacco returned by Mr. Licnha at feen
cents subject to that rate forty cents but lett
with them 10 state what Mr. Lllenthal thought that sub
ject.
The In consultation about FIVE hours finally
rendered a verdict OF condemnation.
Of proceedings obtained counsel for claim
ant with the to prepare bill of exceptions to the
rulings of the Judge the points raised Mr. Lenthas
behalf and others arising of testimony.
The will Immediately to the Circuit Court appeal
and II there decided against the claimant to the Supreme
Court at Washington.
Counsel for the claimant Benjamin X. Phelps and Messrs.
Harland and ROLAND; for the government, United States
Assistant District Attorney Simons
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SUPREME C0uAT--CHAM5EaS.

Decisions.
BY Judge Ingraham.
Getty ps. Beasse.-Memoranda.
Peters D. Detirttias etU.-Motion granted.
Benemuns D. Garrish.-Memoranda.
Hoyoie ct a. u.s. Atim It a.-Motion denied.
HtN p. INSTRUMENTATION granted.
Fitch Observation-Disclosures OF xl00 granted
ton and memoranda In the other.
Miller a., The Continuation Brick PAIRING Company
Motion granted.
Roianos. Jones'. Motion granted payment OF costs of
term and motion and defendant STIMULATING June
circuit The to be placed calendar for that circuit
order.
BY Judge Cardozo.
Pope The Hoce Muchine Coppunv.-Motion granted.
Stay for forty days.
Earle Sttrr.-Moton denied.
Wi,,chelt us Winct,U.-Retercnce ordered.
BY Judge Brady.
Sociay for the Reform alton Of Juree DetinQuts Albert
Diers.-Order settled.
Robert B,rded.-Same.
Eat New Fork and Jam Rdlroad Company Enore-
Same.
Elton rs. Nurray 1t dl.-Same
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COURT CALENDARS This DAY.

- H. s 49, 81 s ss so u ss
22S, c66, 1914, %, 81, 1b6. 1874, ITS, 269, 2S4h
sUrRkME toURr--srRoTAL TERx-HeId BY Judge suh-
sr!and-DemurrerNo g. Law and fact-Nos ~, !os ioo,
lSs 49, 1885 1853, 1853. Iot los, So 2 ~ s. s os ~
Nos. 40. So IS, 1os, loa lss, l5a. lsi, III 49,,
sUrEEIoH CouEI-TRIAL TEIMPart lHe,d ~ Judge
az ~ ss gag rast 2ed By Jsdse @ " Sss 81!
COMMON PLrAs-TRI.L TERM-Part l. Held by Judge
963, 500, 49, 229.
ON MARISE cogsTm s, TrgMaPars Held sy Judge
66.y. 570 SOL 500 Part Held by Judge Alrsr.Nos.
1868 s50 5Os 570 506 to E7l4 inclusive, 57l7 Part B.
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SUPREME COUaT-SpiClAL TERM.
Daniel Drew Not Always Successful in Rail
way Stock speculations, bat Better or
Steamboats,.

Daniel Drew Not Always Successful in Rail-
way Stock Speculations, bat Better
Steamboats,.
Before Judge Sutherland.
Henry b. Norton Daniel Dep and e. d. Stinton.-In 1860
the defendants stock brokers. At this time the plain
TN was wealthy bachelor which he may be yet and
sided ut Norwich, Conn., Being friendly with Daniel
Drew and having great confidence in the atters skill
stock OPERATOR and few thousand ready cash hand he
purchased 800 shares OF Erie Railway stock Mr. Drew
to do the buying and selling their joint but before
dong SO TOOK IN his partner in the transaction,
win inc understanding that onehaf the PROFITS
share and share alike Mr. Norton went to his abode
and dreamed OF becoming millionaire. In few months
ne was startled by receiving statement OF accounts regard
Ing TINS 2Soo shares Of stock and loss Of $22Oso On
and he was rather inclined at first to repudate
the resut he had not been notified Of the progress
OF the sales and purchases However, he thought better of
- and having 3O shares of the New Jersey Steamboat
turned them over to Mr.. Drew with the agreement,
as ne alleges, that whatever Mr.. Drew entitled
TO control on account OF $4,000 he owed him former
transaction to be reransered to him at sixty dollars
dens the place the credit re-
ducon OF his Indebtedness the Erie Railway stock matter
and that he to be entitled OF
paying the difference between the amount of dividends and
the par value or the stock subsequently the plaintiff paid
the $3O and got back 5 shares of the stock the defend
ants as he alleges refusing TO out their
regards he remainder OF the stock Meantime the
on and steamboat stock Immediately. The plaintiff
now claims the benefit OF this rise and the dividends the
remaining stock, placing s damages $450V trial
Of the yesterday and promises
days Mr. Drew was present In and quite active
making suggestions to his counsel.
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cry for help and that Mrs. Walsh falsely when she
said that he tthe Drsoner) said SNOW ready for the
son Of bib" The accused stated that he com PEELED
upon two occasions protection from the VIC
lence or Walsh at the station house
officer killeen recalled and positively that tho
prisoner running when he him. and thai he used
the LANGUAGE which be he ocer testified his direct
lam Beard, who In the coal business said that hs
aa .nown Martin about four and half and that he
@ E snne was called ~ the prosecuting ocer to prove
.ne ac ha ne saw walsh, whom he should suppose was
man about i've feet six inches in height
ms g osed the testimony botn sides.
howe offered to submit under charge OF
the Court but Judge Bedford remarked that in case
lcged murder IN the st degree preferable to have the
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