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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-07-25
CLOSING PROCESS O'CLOCK Pm.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

Cotton Quiet-Flour Heavy-Wheat and
Corn Quiet and Easy-Oats q Shade
On-GrOcerfes Firm-Pork Firmcr-
Lard Better-Petroleum Nominai.Na.
val stores Quiet-Whiskey Higher.
THURSDAY, July 2NSPM
Business in the general merchandise markets
was still rather slow to-day, though in some de-
partments there was rather more disposition to
buy though, as a rule, buyers are more anxious to
drive sharp bargains than to simply stock up;
hence there was more looking around in quest of
bargains than there was OF out-and-out demand for
goods Still business shows some little in
crease in one department or another from day
to-day and meanwhile the dull days pass away and
the active season draws on without bringing about
many changes or developing much new interest.
Business today was fair On Change nour was duh and
heavy. Wheat was easier and dull Corn was in mod
demand, but easier Oats were duh and a shade
lower Whisky was irmer under a good inquiry Pork
and lard were hrmer. Cotton continues quiet Gro
were In fair demand and firm. Petroleum was
dull and nominal. Naval stores were generally ouiet
with prices about steady.
Corros-The market for cotton on the spot was with,
out decided change in any respect Prices continued
wholly nominal The sales were
To-Day. Last E.s~ing. Total.
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MoSKY MARxxf.-LoNDoN, July ALP 80 r. M
Con.ols Tor the ACCOUNT s2a; United states ayetweny
bonds, 1865 old 93X; Erie Railway shares AZ $50 p
M-Erie Railway shares 47N. 4l3 r. M-Unised ststes
hve-twenty bonds 1865 old, 81; 1857 g3x.
q 56f. Sc
FRANKFORT BouRsR-FRANxroRr, July Admitted States
nve-twenty bonds 96] for the Issue OF lS62
LyKnrooL CorroN M!REEr -LIvxarooL- July A-6 30
p. Nor the sales to-day $3.50 bales were American.
Sales Of cotton shipped from New Orleans not below
mddtngs deliverable July at8 hd shipped from Savan.
ll-l6d Sales Of cotton shipped from savannah or
Charleston deliverable July, at ssd and sales OF the
new crop shipped from savannah or Charleston this
below low middlngs, at sHd; The market is steady.
Middling upands. sid. middlng Orleans, Sd.
Evening Common rosn S. Cd 6s ID. per cwt Spirits
turpentine, 32s 3D. per cwt Spirits petroleum. 9d
l0d per gallon.
LONDON PRODUCE MARErr:-LospoN, July 24-Evening-
Calcatts linseed, 62s 62s 3D. Taow, as Cd. per cwt
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.l0l,ls3 56,2O8 232.s3S 1898
/. 34,69 lt,4l4 675 4,l05
l36, 1862 72,622 232,yl3 l3,003
32.S58 3,637 $3.50 5,4i4
lu3,0N 1885 227,66s 1859
io2,4sa ss.sls 1880 sss2
sass 1896 2s7,oS 1859
Totals. ..... $50.
Sales since July /.

2o 1870. .....-.......... 1855 23.2l2 376ZS3 484
We quote :-Cuoa- Refnlnp, interior common, &C.
sae grocery fair to good, sSs: SIC; prime
csc moiasses, hhds and boxes $40 nc. ;meado &C.
q SIC iavana-Boxes Dutch standard, Nos Z to O.
se rs; Do S,, Is d e Is io3sc DO j. % %
common g prime. TO- SIC grocery, fair to CHOICE
sc. sskc. Brazil-Dutch standard, koss to IL 6Nc
SIC. Jaya-Dutch standard Nos 10 TO IL, SIC. S<c.
Manila-Superior and extra superior, TIC arc.
SrEARIN. was dull, but held nominally steady ct
former prices
TALLow.-The market nrm under a mode rately
fair demand Sales ~ bbls at &c.. O bs rs hhds
private terms.
decidedly higher and closed firm Sales 25O bbls at 95
nj bbs n 951.C.
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PROBABLE FATAL ASSAULT.

While william Herman, pcdler, ifty-nve years
of age, was crying bis wares in Warren street. near
Nevins. South Brooklyn, yesterday afternoon, ne
was suddenly set upon by a half idiot named
Patrick McCabe and 1t is feared, fatally injured.
NcCabe without receiving any pr0vocafion what
ever from Herman, rushed at him from behind and
dealt him several telling blows with club on the
head, knocking Herman senseess TO the ground.
The injured man, who resides at So Monroe street,
New York, was conveyed to the City Hospital and
McCsbe was arrested and locked up to answer.
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The quotations based store running in
srad 0r so nnn ns GRADE Hoe below the
progress but at irregular prices the market being I'M
settled Tor all months more particularly for the near By
been made between the "bus and "bears and this an
the tendency Of the market was in buyers favor We
so At % ll;lsc, August! 400 At ~ isc; September
r M1July, 600 At 20Sc 800 e % SiSc:. 90 a. Sisc
az o5 az foe a. soc tSs a. a. q io
@ s9 q :. 3 s. s rs Asyyu Ys 100
a. y al IL oy !. isSc no Sg n q eid l
18th 200 at s.sc 200 at 10 23ic., 800 at ig5sc 10 at
4 q 1se os ssRSssmses sOU = 20
bales Grand total iosoO bales Rates 70 foreign ports
closed nomnally steady at the following figures TO
steam Bremen n r. By DO Xc.; Liverpool "a. kiSa
CoryEk-The market for Rio under q continual good
sm e Of
Sorah, at ls5Sc.;. $3.50 bags ex Helen at DC.
LIS bags ex MeSrimac, on private terms; and
private terms We quote :-Rio, ordinary csrgoes
isc isAe fair li eargoes lsc ls,sc good carsoes,
credit; Java gcvsiJnmsnt bags. sls sass DO, grass
Is: ;s Hsrsc ;ss
E se al Mexican ' &c. ,'i is Manila na'fs s
a ansGfs se gold aays credit we oura-
FIouR GRAIN. ceipts-Flour, L7l3 bbs; wheat
81 6A bushels corn $3.50 dol corn meal 6s5 bbs and
and heavy but prices not quotabiy changed The
sales since last foot up about TO- 500 lbs at prices
within the range Of the appended quotations Corn
sales Of o6 bbls Of western white at IS TO- Feed was
quiet but hrm az previously quoted figures We quote
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THE WEEKLY HERALD.
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YORK HERALD FRIDAY JULY 2s 1s7sw1TH SUPPLEMENT-


whest was dull and heavy the sale. 70 we're about
No 10 oG HSp:nsIs a. q T. for y iol
n 'ss ssG s ssr1s was In a
ss sns sbS % S
Sr cana s mixed x, out Of condition &C. SC for Kiln dried
and easier fhs ssIss since foot up 1000 sases
is 4. ~ mixed :sSs q: Car o:as e q and
ar% sshousa the inquiry sSr @ S wss only
sss :ssrcy y .ys vail
S S$ PUSHES 81 VI &,
i s & 's; ss a. !. Sssss:'
p yoS steam s:; sls 6Sds toos:co ana Sy ssil
and d 80 s 81 - OF lard oS S
y srs
hence eI S az ao
e. @ ana H. "a bark hence g
,.sSasS S Ss%S S:Is ffSssslSSs
G 1e%.ined quiet %S - with price.
We a he
sSd: S Of cus IS s 81
%issS; s!sysSR Ne ST. ssnSS o Sas
FL 9.S kss &C. sSs EHSs his s saGs's g. sSc
was dull and entirely nominal in the absence OF re-
rss SHe but o
good TX Tar and ph WERE ss ~ nss
sonSass' S:
and a ersas IL n S
was inactive but quoted steady at INC ne for prompt
ss ss :a s.d iSf a4s. sss .%s
lots sd N,p z! smsnsa entirely nominal about PIC
Ing points we're Qt quiet market with quotations fol
Changed Refined quoted At &c. for spot or futures au
si su o n %.:
pork continued quiet but again armer Sales were
90 ~ 81 small sss S ms s.
at SIS 80 Bacon was quiet but steady. We heard OF
ssss Sod .lossias
plain mess SS: us for sssra d. obs 10 III III
32S e3l for southern and Western. Cut meats CON
nSsd IN moderate demand at prices We
ms at l5c. 1ec, 100 picked shoulders at o. and
400 lbs OF loose do bellies on private terms Lard
The saes 80 erces r spo aed
mSrh e. sN S Heroes t9F August at &c. and 1000
RICE continued in fair demand, with prices ruling
steady The sales to-day loot up 80 terces Of Carolina at
SUGAR. business in raw sugar only moderate to-
day and the tone OF the market rather easier but
% hSSs Of Ct s
TIC, 100 boxes centrifugal at &C. 9hc, go boxes OF
met with far demand, at unehanged prices Messrs
Wait Creighton Morrison, In their circular Of this
date report the stock sales sSa REGENTS Ss e.
Stock ascertained by actual
count including specula- -, 20. =, mo 90, ono
l.
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The steamship Frista, which sailed for Europe to-
day, took out $45O,0O in SPECIE OF which $25oOoo
was in gold coin, the balance in silver coin and
bars.
THE UNITED STATES TREASURY.
The Treasury balances In Washington at the
close OF business to-day were:-
Special deposit Of legal tenders for the '''''''
redemption OF certificates OF deposit. s4,7760o
Including coin certificates ............ ls.$o,iOO
Outstanding legal tenders. ......... 356, O0O 900
The Assistant Treasurer paid out to-day $685. 600
on account Of interest and $4,000 in redemption of
fve-twenty bonds. The interest payments, in.
Guiding the disbursements for May and July, now
amount to $23, 400, 800. The Custom House receipts
for the week ending July IL are reported nom
Washington at 81 100000 The Internal revenue
receipts amounted to soc, 900.
BRITISH GOLD.
London advices show anxiety with reference to
the future movements OF Germany In matters of
finance. France having suspended specie pay.
ments, and Germany holding heavy bills OF ex.
change on England 1t Is but natural that the latter
country should be strongly DESTROYS that the gold
equilibrium should be restored as quickly as possi
BILE. The returns OF the British Board OF Trade.
just received, show that the imports of gold for
1873 were s,s155s1 sterling, against e. 1O7 a4S in
1872 while the exports for 1878 were ELL 24e 222,
1873 were f6.569s57, against 100 in 1872 and
the exports f4,o47,Ooo in 1873, and f5,ss7, 1863
in 1872 The imports Of gold and silver aggregated
5ss in 1873, against 1857 in 1872; and
the exports f1o 800 in 1873, against s14 $40
in 1872 The above figures show an Increase in the
exports of gold and decrease in the exports OF
silver the natural result OF the change in the coin.
age OF Germany from silver to gold.
RAILROAD BONDS.
The market In railroad securities was firm.
although not particularly active. Michigan South
ern, second mortgage, advanced to 99X; Detroit,
Monroe and Toledo bonds to 1ooK; Union Pacifics
to san, although subsequently sold ct s1x; Chicago
and Northwest consolidated bonds at s2X, Great
western first mortgage at ok, New Jersey South.
ern, nrst. at Ia Morris and Essex. second at 1913;
Toledo, Peoria and warsaw advanced to 70. l DER
cent and Burlington. Cedar Rapids and Minnesota
from 81 to ssk The following were the bids, as
amended at the CALI
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Included in the above are 200 bales 70, arrive v
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-08-06
Dissolution Notice.

The firm of Mease & Armstrong. 10 .nis
day dissolved by mutual consent. fhe
books and accounts of the late hrm pave
been placed in the hands oi Justice Key
nolds for collection. aud all parties knowing
themselves indebted will do we'll to call on
him aud settle the same at once and save
costs.
u. G.. MEAsE.
7. S. Armstrong;.
Petroleum Centre, July IA, 1873,
Richland beacon., 1873-11-08
HIS DISCHARGE.
HOW DO THEY KNOW.

Democratic editors pronounce ". X. Adams
innocent They do not say it is their opinion
or belief but make the assertion with all posi-
tivencss of certain knowledge. But how do
they know? He says SO. His frienus say
So Prisoners usually plead not guilty. I'm
less these editors know the real murdeiers
they do not Rnow Adams to be innocent
Louisiana Ltelligeneer.
We know it for the same reason that we
know our present State Government to be
fraud: the eridemce establishes the fac' The
best ciizens of our Parish and State testify to
his innocence. We know it for the same rea.
son that we know REM F. Butler will steal
silver spoons, though we never saw him take
one.
Mr. ADAMS is a citizen of Ricnland Parish
and was in this Parish at the time the mur-
der Of Craw ford and Harris occurred in Frank
lin. In order to be one Of the murderers he
must therefore necessarily be a Ubiquitous be-
ing. which he is not, as the Ltsliigencer will
doubtless admit.
A great deal Of murder, thieving and ras
cality has been perpetrated by members of tht
Republican party il the editors of the Inieiii
gencer do not know all real perpetrators how
do they know themselves to be innocent
Sound logic isn't il?
Richland beacon., 1873-11-08
SHERIFFS SALE.
State of Louisiana, Parish of Rich.
land-Parish Court.
LAMKIN & EGGLESTON,
vs.. No 3S7.
SARAH T.. RHYMES and husband.

Ry virtue OF a writ Of seizure and sale is.
sued from tho Hon1 Parish Court in and for
the Parish and State aforesaid, have seized
and will offer for sale, at the door of the
Court House i'll, RayvIle, on
Saturday, the 9Th day Of Dec, 1873,
the following property, situated in the town
Of hayville, as per plat of said town pasted
in the front part of Noiaral Book "a" in the
Recorders Office, TO wit: Lots Nos. 6 and
IN square no. 5, Lot no. in fractional square
no. /, Lot no. 8 in square no. s, and Lot no.
in square no H.
Terms of sale cash with the benefit of<ap.
praisement.
J. A. LIDDELE, Sheriff :
Nov lst 1873 4s6t S24OO
Richland beacon., 1873-11-08
Case Of Lewis Robinson.
APPLYING FOR A CHANGE OF ysSUs.


The most important case on the criminal
docket of our District eenrt, for the present
term, Is the State Of Louisiana, VS.. Lewis c.
Robinson, for the murder of Mr. Thomas Ar
chibald. twill be seen from our reportbe-
low that in this case an application has been
filed for change Of venue. This is nothing
more than what might be expected in a case
Of this kind. The grounds alleged in us'if-
cation of his move, we presume to be sup
po'itios that the accused cannot get justice at
the hands of jury in Richlsnd Parish.
II this be the plea, was there ever more
glarins and outrageous insult offered to the
honor aud intelligence Of any people, than the
statements set forth in'..this application. To
say that twelve intelligent and honest men can
not bcfound in our Parish. capable of render
i'.g animpar,a verdict as to the guilt or in
nocene Of this man. Out with such nonsense.
Robinson, himself, does not believe it. lis
tut aihallow pretense set up to evade justice
Ever sensible man knows this. Trne, the
peoIf Of our Parish were fred with indigna-
tion y the preparation Of this bloody deed
in titr midst How could they be human
and Il otherwise. But public opinion and
the bpular voice has openly guaranteed tha,
Rohson shall he fairly dealt with according
TO W, and that no undue advantage shall be
tain To fix the guilt upon him if he be inno-
eel
his move for a change is but one Of the
my dodses resoried to by criminals IN at
,spting to evsde punishment by law, af;er
hing deliberately carried horrid design in
execution Let him succeed in making
Is change, and what will be the next plea
sup2 Then comes move for continuance
the grounds Of absent witnesses, and ev-
ry other imaginable excuse that will assist IN
ielaying the trial from Court to Court until
perhaps all the witnesses have either died oI
left the country. This is the silver lining &c
the clond of hope weling in this mans breas
and melting him to plead for change of ven
ue. 1t is quite evident that no other motive
could actuatc hin, nor his friends in making
this application for change, when it is 81
well known that hundreds Of competent ~
rors can he found al this time and place 4
render an honest, disinteres,ed and impartia
verdict as 10 his guilt or innocence. 1t i
earnestly to be hoped for the sake Of law AM
order, and for the good name of our Parish
that no snch puny effort can avail in screen
ing criminals from punishment when sucl
cold b!oodcd and heaftless deeds are perpc
trated in our midst. Nous rerrons.
Richland beacon., 1873-11-08

PLATFORM OF THE GRANGEs-A conven-
ton of the Ohio Oranges has issued a very
concise but significant platform, thus:
WHEREAS, We believe that when a man
steals he is thief; and
WHEREAS, A majority of the politicians OF
both parties steal now, therefore,
Rssolrsd, That we are tired of being plum.
dcred.
ResoiUed, That it is good time for thieves
to stand from under
Richland beacon., 1873-11-08
Oct. 18th, lS7,


Mrs. Mary a. Laihrum } State Of Louisiana
=. Parish Of Rchand, F,
co p,,,o,, 2nd Ward Magis-
tratess Court.
Bv vi,ue of writ of fl IA issued from
aid Court. in the above styled suit, | rave
seized and will otter for sale, at The door Q.
the Cour, house on Saturday, the lst DAY OF
November, 1878, at public auction, to 'he ii'si-
est bidder, the following property, to-"n;
One large Soriel Horse.
Seized as the property of Geo. Buiord, de-
fepdap, and will be sold for cash, with bene'
fit of appraisement: e,,,,,pp,1N
Constable.
a
Richland beacon., 1873-11-08

4 P NJ, when he rc,nraed, with the prisoner
T. his house.
He slept with Mr.. Adams that night, but
before going to sleep lie learned Of the murder
of Crawford and Hairs. Mr. Adams, hr
said, expressed much regret at the decd AID
prophesied it would cause some trouble in the
country. District Art ,rney Eeckwilh severe
ly cross-examine the witness as 10 the motives
which brought him to tue country at the time,
and the exact manner in which he disposed of
himself the day OF murder. Notring e,h-
er side resulted from the cross-cxaminatinn,
further than the statement that the distance
between Mrs. Adams house and tie scene OF
the murder. One witness swore on Saturday
that il was only five miles, bat Mr.. johnson
was of opinion that il was fifteen.
Mr.. Tucker, OF Franklin parish,being sworn,
deposed, that Mr. Adams was al his house on
the day of the murder, about = p. NJ. He
came for meal, and having obtained it, he
went to his mothers house, abou, half-past )
O'Clock NJ. Witness kept mill and was
grinding meal for him when he came. There
was nobody with Mr.. ADAMS a, the time.
Witness stated that lie did not Enow Of any
general animosity agains, Crawford in the
parish.
! Mr. Simms was the next witness examined
| lives in Richland parish, and saw Mr.. Adams
al his house on the day after the murder.
This was about sunset, and had no arms on
| him. Mr. Adams came to his house 10 have
some cotton Cinned. Has krown Mr.. Ad-
ans long time, and always considered him
| a well behaved man; knows nothing that
could connect Mr.. Adams name with the as
sassnation.
Roner, Howes colored, being sworn, said
| Lived with Adams abou, four years. and still
works for him. Saw him going to Fucker
house that day; saw him afterwards going to-
wards his mothers Adams was riding a
mare at the time Did not hear Of the muir.
der for some time after its preparation.
Moses Burch being duly sworn. testified
that he lived with Mr.. Ogden, near the scene
of the murder; saw Mr.. Adams at his moth
er's place. riding mule near where the wo
men were picking cotton. This was abou
! IL or ~ o'clock. There was another mar
with Mr. Adams at the time. Witness stat
ed that Mr. Adams bore a good reputation il
the neghborhosd. Mr.. Adams, he said, wa
on horseback at the time, riding a mule.
Major Thomas, coored, was sworn anC
testified Lives at Algiers knows Mr.. Adj
ans and saw him on the day Of the murde
as he called at his house for baskets, witness
being a basketmaker.
HIS DISCHARGE.
Several other witnesses were examined 70
the defense. and finally the case was submit
ted by the attorneys without argument
The Commissioner briefly stated that th'
evidence established an undoubted aii6i il
| favor of the prisoper and he therefore consid
cred it his duty to discharge him.
Richland beacon., 1873-11-08
SHERIFF'S SALE.
T. j. G. B4TCHELOR, } =
Us. o
l.. s. DANIEL.

Parish of RichIand. Parish Court
DY virtue Of an alias writ of feri facias
Id issued from the Hon'l Parish Court in
and for the Parish of Richland in the above
entitled case have seized and will offer for
sale in the town of Delhi, said Parish and
State, on
Saturday, the lst day Of Nou., 1873,
the following described property, to-wit:
Lots 1875, 1876, 1877 4 l2S in the town of
Delhi lying north of the N. L. 4 T. r. r.
each of said lots containing a front of rs feet
and running back $50 feet as per plat of said
town made by Andrew Owens.
Terms of sale-Cash with the benefit Of
appraisement.
IA. LIDDFLL,
Sept 9th, 1873. 4s6tS24
Richland beacon., 1873-11-08
for Letters OF Ad'
ministratfOn.
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
PARISH OF RIcHLAND,
Parish Court

Succession Of Ferdinand Hewitt dec d.
Wh.re,s James s. Prewi,, has filed in the
o,y;no of the Clerk of the l4th District Court,
in and for said Parish cf fRichland, his apPh,
cation for the administration OF the estate vi
Ferdinand Hewitt, deceased.
Now. Therefore, unless opposiioh I've
made thereto within Ten days from the da'e
hereof, the said James 5 Prew'it will he APP
poin,ed administrator of the said estate upon
complying with the law.
J.. NEWT PITrs, Clk. lith ID. u.
A true copy,
]. NEWT. PITTS, Clk. Nth d. CT.
Rayyille, La, Oct. l3, 1873. 3s2t 50 W.
Richland beacon., 1873-11-08
NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS.

THOSE who have not paid tneif Taxes
for 1872, collectable in 1873. are hereby
notified to do so Immediately and save costs,
etc. My Delinquent Lists will be filed with
the Recorder on the 10Th inst
II. ID. DAUGHTRY,
Tax Collector.
Rayvilc, La, Noy. ls,, 1873. II.
Richland beacon., 1873-11-08
Important To Tenants.

A valuable tract of land, situated in this
Parish, will be>leased or let out on shares -
A portion Of the land will be let out with
teams, and another portion without teams
About 100 acres cleared land, and SO acres
deadened. The owner will give 81 so per
hundred for fencing the the 'deaden'ng', and
give the rent free. Good comfortable houses
are being built on the place. For further par
ticuars apply at this office. or on the premis-
es to W. P. THOMSON.
Aug Both, 1873, 2s-tf
Richland beacon., 1873-11-08
NOTICE.!

All parties indebted 10 the hf'n Oh IL
Vickers & Co, are hereby notiiea 10 COM i'
ward and make settlement before 'he mr. y,
or suit will be iAs'''u'eu "e"'''
them immediately, ~
Oct lStl 1873, II.
Richland beacon., 1873-11-08
OHERIFF's SALE.
STATE OF LOUISIANA, !
Parish of Ricbland,
PARISH COuRT

Phares W. Shearer, D.. J. Cowen & Co.,
No. 205 VS.. No. 224. VS.,
James F. Kelly. James F. Kelly.
DY virtue of two wrts of "Fieri Facias"
Id issued from the Honorable Parsh Court
in and for the Parish Of Ricbland, and to me
directed as Sheriffof said parishI have seized
and will offer for sale, at the door of the
Court House, in Rayville, on
Saturday, the lst day Of Nov., 1873,
the following described properly, TO wit -
Lot No. IS in the town Of Grard with all the
improvements theron, as per plat of said
town in Notrrial Book "B'' in the Recorders
office Of Rchand Parish.
Terms Of sale-Cas, without the benefi, of
appraiSement.
J. A. LIDDEIL .Sbesf~ =
Scpt2T, 1873 4st, -SpiCn s.-->.<x<t -
Richland beacon., 1873-11-08

The ensuing week will close the business for
the presen, term, and thus far, Judge, jurors
and attorneys have giysp general satisfaction
to the public in tue discharge oftheir respec-
tive duties etc. 81