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Show Post Office .By the mail which IcR yesterday morning for the East, bnr post- "Yr" lorreI'f was a passenger. W nether life lias gone for tho purpose of securing a re-nppoiutmeht under the new administration, ,or on piiyato business, wo have not learned, but for tho information informa-tion of onr reaacrs wo will hero stale that air. AIasy-fee has been appointed deiiutv post master and left in charge of -thb office of-fice during Mr. Morrcll's abteilcc, coxceivt. TfJlr 1 P3e,,b steaded the Sevcuucs Concert in tl.o Social Hail, It commenced at an nnutualiy early hour for a concert one O'clock p.m, The hall was not as wcll.fillcd as wo should have liked to have, seen it, but this, possibly, was in consequence of the invited guests' having been accustomed to nttaulsoch entertainments in tho evening. The change. bowevtr.isa very pleasant and agreeable one- to us, ami wo hope the public generally will favor tho reform in social amusements, as well as those Intro-dayWe Intro-dayWe V"" o'wrraneo In every This concert, unlike tho generality of entertainments, was got up by President Joseph loung, admfsWrw. Amonc! tho number of excellent songs, sang on the CcaSi,n' ??rotl,e fofcwtog. "IWI the' w7W-ft Mr- Sow,5 "HatM." by Mr, ' W. illis: an original spng by Mr.PouI-tcr, Mr.PouI-tcr, on the nvcutlcn or hoops in tho days of QneqirEltrabcth, now callcil crinoline. Iho "Battle forIU3ht , by Mr. Savage; "Jijanhy afay,M by Mr. H. Jfttibcn olid Mrs. Hawklas -, "Huto, t)bd "Jviagdoro,"; was; simjt with good cfjcct;,by, Mr. Sprbwlf Mil ltfnndon by tliMlsSca -WIHis Several tery cheerinpt Rcritimental songs, 'were ag by Mn C It. Savage; and nPno', W more enjoyed' and appreciated than the'foncliidiug'one, entitled ";Wft'lt Mdct Ag-nltl.?'- Tho entertainment, was Intorspcrscd j.Wtth addresses frpm Presidents BrlRhnm 'and Joseph, .Ypunjf, and Eider Gilbert LCIchieuts'. tESEUKT AOUIOULTUUAlr AND ; MANVi'ACTUIilN.fj SOCIETY; , -T(io ,'aWyp sbelety held 'a meeting-on Thursdaybveiilo' hist. There were present pre-sent -President llnnter,: J. IU Winder, J. Nebeker. N II.- Felt, A,l' Ilockwood," ant fa 'E, Ititcr, of tho board aIso,J;C. Utile,, trcasnrbrf .Tv ftullpck, ficcretttryj ami II Wj.Nafehilt, cqrrespopdinjf secretary,. secre-tary,. - , ' . : 1 Aif, iPtercstlng letter1 was read..from llhitt, 'Wv-lt. Hooper' relative to . seeds rand agricultural reports sent frorii the Patent Office far'-fhb socicty.'t,libniy'i By letter from; Sim, Pete flnppcared that 'n branch society had irccently.becn organkeil., 1 qbe eorrc'sponding secretary was, Instructed to answer tho nnmcrpus cnqnlrleiTmBdedn tha letter, 'Mr,,lockwbbd,,iri behalf of the com toittc -appointed o wait- upon the; city Council; lor thtf. pufpbso of obtaining 'it piece of, 1-ind fbrjho oso of "tha society rs ported: that thi?'y had scoured thp.'soulh-Cast thp.'soulh-Cast quarter -Pf tho; block known as this Old Fort, to. bo nsed ftsi. an experimental garden The.board.ap'fointed Mr, Jtock-i -wooil, td complete the arrangements They nlsp appointed Mr. WngstatF to 'siipcrin tend tho' garden, and, nutboriad him to .employ tho necessary help .to carry put iHottesIgn's'.and, wishes bf thc1 s'peic ty, ' Mr FclC.madeBonie; pertinent remarks" on "thb feasibility of procuring '"means i jinrchasp book's atid periodicals, to bo tlistributcd as )rc'mlams. Ho' also spbW of thc jiropricty vpf ndoptihg:tncas!ircs".t); cuhoiice,'tlio interests of" the society, iy Immcd.a'tefy bpciiiiig; .iheir subscription books to tho public, that the loug-contcnV plated agricultural library jm'ay ,tjecoinb:a plensirigrcalily. Ills, views' werojebn-currcd'iiiliy werojebn-currcd'iiiliy the boardjaml- thb -commit-, tcc-prcyidusly nppoiuted to gt-t up a liai Of tho most approved works .on agricntr turbaiuVnicelibiuc, to'ijo purchased for fhorprbjccfud librory; -wero -instructed Ho cp.utiime their Mor$Ceml"j . '' THIRD JUDICIAL DISTRICT -; ,'9acuTtv , ; TitE.I)istrict:Conr't, "for tlie' transaction of Territorial biuiacss, commenced itknit-jfual itknit-jfual term bri; MondnyV in the County. Court House, HpnfJohn Pi Klimey presiding pre-siding Tim Hou. Ue'iiry R, Crosby; of the First Judicial Htslrict, was" present, ajid occiiplcd a' scat on the bench. , There wero present of the members of tha bar;'Attorney:Gei(cral S. M. lllaif, Wm. II, UroUhtad, tj. S. District Attorney Attor-ney for TJtah, Hosea Stout, Jame Ferguson; Fergu-son; Stephen do Wolfe, Aurelins yiiner, Wm. I. Appleby, W. J, McCormiek; Jpiin 1 0. James; abio, Henry W.Iiawrefaee, Territorial IorkTi;yivJl,3hirtiii;U'iJTO-' doro McKean aud Leonard Wincs ilenti-dcpnlies, ilenti-dcpnlies, and Patrick Lynch. John W.Myers applied ahd was, admitted ad-mitted a citizen of the United States. The following .gctittemcu 'were'" then dnly cmpjiufcllcd and 4worn to servo as Oraud Jurprsr . - '- 1 -l Wiliiamixb'n, ffedrgall. Wallace, Darncy'L. Adams, John Ncfl", Wm. J. PeTkinsi, Jesse W. Crosby, . Samuct Turiibowv , Wm.L.'lIrundagc, Minoa..Attwodd, John YiOrccup, Chas, M.. Douelsoii, Hvan ,F, Greene, " Johii;H. Kuriiell, Hcnrj-W, Miller, ; James'lTiiv . Ifcrrygrlnc Sessions, EllirM, Sanders, .atorgq W.Brimliall, Iose? Thurston, JPuntban Drowning ," Burr- Frost, Joint B, KinibalL Hoaco'S.IJldrcdge; 'f. S. llemeitway. His 'honor then charged the grand jury substantially as follows: Centiemen of ihogrand juryj Itis.custo. mary in oil courts, upon cmpaniieling nnd iwearinga grand jury,for thocmirttopro-peed thocmirttopro-peed togivo a, charge upoiiSneh mattera as will cimblcit to perform itsdutiespn accord-rtnee accord-rtnee with the requirements of the law. Before I proceed to do this, I will appoint. Horace S. Eidrcdge your foreman. It has been painfnl to m this morning morn-ing to have the time ot the court waited in conseqncucu of genUemcn not being present at the appointed hour. But you aro now cmpaniicled, and about to enter upon tho disehargo of a most responsible and iiiqwrtaiit duty. You have bceu selected se-lected for your intelligence nud standing In tho community, and you constitute a my important branch of the court By -a wisu provision of. tho Constitution of the United Stales no person can bo held to answer for an infamous, qr other criminal charge wlthoqt being first presented pre-sented by a grand jury of the coanty or district of which he. Is a citizen,, and hence gentlemen, you will see tho Importance Im-portance of tho duty and the responsibility responsibili-ty that rc3ts, upon you. Courts are necessary in al! countries, so long as human nature remains as it is, attd so long as tho passions, the avarice and cupidity of man reigns predominant in tho human heart. Court . aro necessary, neces-sary, becauso of tho perpetration of crjmcs, nnd in order that criminals may bp brought to justice, nnd that they may bo mado to suffer for the violation of law; it is necessary that they bb presented present-ed by a grand jury, and In this capacity you come here, as public nceuscre. Yon j nro. about to inquire into all crimes that have becu committed within the third judicial ju-dicial district. In order to do this, you must bo diligent In your Inquiries; nnd In tho presentation of cases which may come before you be cartful that you, present only Such as arc guilty. You must remember that only one side pr tho case Is presented for yonr consideration. con-sideration. The defendant has no right to any defense before your tribunal. You only act on the part of the territory, for the people, to inquire Into tho violation of Jaw, and the wpetrntiou 0f crime In the third judicial district of Utah. You do not sit us a grand jury for the United States under the laws of the United States,' but merely for the purpose or Inquiring In-quiring whether the criminal code of the Territory or Utah has been violated. If you find that, any, person high, or fcw,' ricfi.or poori haslbrokcnhho Tjwf, );noirh na, tho criminal codp?lt )r yof dntyftb present such person for1 trial, iwjjliif fomip guilty he will ,bb puunilied as tta laVjjvrc-scribos. laVjjvrc-scribos. j Hi $ . This'ls tho rcsponsbIe;clutyati5cli yon aro nbtf called to' perform, or"t(ia hlg solemnities of. whicli an path Is" hdniiiils-teredtiquiringyou hdniiiils-teredtiquiringyou to' inquire diligently into all offences thntmny come. o, your knowledge, ' , , '. . Gentlemen, I do not know howl would "better define your; diUIcMhan by referring yovfio tho ,o4h which you Imvb taken, and calliiigit morp partlcblarly fo your mipds;, .YPtf hab sworn that you will diligently inqnirc, gentlemen, this, is a significant term (that you avIII dllfgoiiliy, inquire); not (ii'perficlally, tibt cnsitnliy, not carelessly' but with perseverance, with diligence; ami with" nii earnest dero1 to ascertain whether crime has. .fceen com-' milted W thii district fop the ptjrposp. of accusing thff ppVsfons- wb may Jtave, libe'ri found' Violating thb avf- Ypiihaivq sworu that you will .tfue prcseh'tmentsr make; no falsa, presentments, bnt true-nud accprdt ing to the evidence that .may bo'presenfed .before ypu.- . ' ''.- Tlifsf prcstntnieiit is made lrari pepu . sation' drawn upjn legal forni.by tho attorney at-torney for iho' .territory,, who UyDdrxlci gal ndviscri oti' havo- swdrii that" yon will make trno ,pj??eutmenV Qf "all .such matters ns shall bV given you in charge. 1 I do' not knowii geiitemi:n,hrit."I,cnn call your attcntioti to any imrdcukr crime that htt's been comuiUtco,; unless fcho . ono Pr two, only. having, been here some 'six months)', I am hot folly- .ncqualutcd with ihp priincs Ihatliayobcen'cotn'mitte'dsinCo, holding tho' last court. I am free .td'say that, considering- th. pb)fita"tion, the country has been very frtb front crime1, and 1 thitifc.thero has been bbt t6nb5 solitary soli-tary instance .siiico my arrival'whcre a criminal .orfense has.,l)cc perpctraied; There: has been ono pereon, , stabbed? It Is true ho did not" die,- but- he was .ill . for several months It Is, my dnty 'W.ealt your "ntlcntlon tp'tbtfj.andit Is'ybnrdnfy to find whethcV it was done In sclPdefcnce The "crimp Tras conimitted'tipo'n,i;a; -young maivby thojnamo.of Liico'j L give ypu that particularly in charge; l nlso give ypa.in cliirgo; a caso wherorp . person 'was' in" the penitentiary for .bnrglary.-'aiidiwas released byj tho Supreme iCoujt, simply becausb'tho court'was .illegally held before be-fore whlch'hb was tMedi j '""ehargQ ybu fo" tliisiast, thai-if 'there I? sufficiciit evi-dencbin evi-dencbin tliec'nso of niorpc thatyou pre-scitthiAfBUoTor'triAir pre-scitthiAfBUoTor'triAir -1 -I believe tiiesoare the-oiily casc. th'at havo1 co'mo- under my'- obbrvation'fbut,-gentlemcri, obbrvation'fbut,-gentlemcri, I will say this, if. yon find that anterior to the. iimp 1 'comolicro there havo been .amies' jtommitt'ed, It- Is .yoiif duty to see iff them, ami I wlsh'to'say that tfichigh,crimo.of tniirder never onttives thb law; it Is a crinio that exists and that fcin be taken cognizatico of so long "as. thp person per-son lives, who dues the deed..'' If; ybu find that any such tri.mo hns liccn cbmmit'tetl yon wilt-present the guilty person- to the court Oeiitlemcif, yptl hare, sworn that tiie attorney general's eoai.t.tl, tlie' 'counsel gl yonr fellows uud your own jm trill k- ei Sid-ret,- This Is; a secret lTit)Unar and you hiTo Titr"right" to com'tminlcote yoijr" fellows' fel-lows' conii?et, nor tho counsel given j'uu by your h'gal adviser, tho attomsy general This must hq kept, to yourselves for n wise purposci Jf it wertf kupwn npou the street that -a certain person was indicted; it 5ould-givcvthat piKou 'au. opjiortaulty to escapi; befPr'e trial. - ' GentlemehVyoti hfivo "sworn' you will prcsent'uo one for onvyj'ybn will be bare-fulja bare-fulja your fuvest.igations to allow neither cnvyiior malice to,iillncneo, ybirv These are. passions of thc'liifman bcaiit to width wo aro. all subject; ami which exercise more or les tnfiueirco over us. YPic' will be carcrnl to Ict.ncUhereuvy, hatred nor malice h,ave anyinllutncp over you., ' You have also sworn that you will leave; no one uiiprefentcd for feur, favor, or hope of Tevrunl. Tho prospect of gain, fear, or hoie: of rewiird. trfintlemen. are to hayo.no Influence with you in making your presentments; but you will-' present every person freely, without tlie lias of hope, f&ir or fiiitich,)atfon of reward, " Gentlemen, I trnstthat whatever ybu may da yolt trill do with ou eye single to the oath that you havo takeir, and to tlie public interest. Qrrtnd juries are independent inde-pendent iu the administration of public jus-tiee.and jus-tiee.and in the posilionsjou have assumed you will show by yqur example thai you : feel the full responsibility that rests: upon yon, nud that your presentments will bd ; mado for this purpose, and for this alone the administration of jmblic justice! You will sit upon yonr own adjourn- raents, and adjourn to siiit yourselves, but It is desirable that at least ortce in two days you will report to the court so that Jt may bo apprised of your labors, It Is also desirable that you will dispatch the business with all possible celerity. I desiro that this court should not last any longer than is really necessary for the transaction of the business before it. If you present any person It may bo necessary to hare the trial nt this term of court. If so yon should present tlierd as, soon.as possible. I seb" some gchilenicri. whoso faces aro familiar tp me, nnd who, I think, have sat upon grand juries In4my, court in years before, and I most nrgo npdn you the necessity Of dispatching; business with all possible speed, "You will have the criminal tody with ybu, and, as I before observed, the attorney for tlie territory will bo your rdviscr. Your foreman wilt swenr all witnesses summoned sum-moned to gtvo evidence. The bailiff w" ill now conduct you to your room, arid wait upon you in the discharge of your duties. Tho criminal dorkct was called over, including all the old cases neglected, or intentionally passed over by Judges Stiles nnd Sinclair. Tho attorney for the territory ter-ritory entered a nolle prosequi in tho following fol-lowing cases: The people of Utah vs. Peter Gutritch and Edward Davidson. -The people of Utah, vs. Jasper Dalton. The people of Utah ts. Richard Gnr-vey. Gnr-vey. The people or Utah ys. Richard Jones. Tho pcophj of Utah vs; Delo&s M. Qipfon. The people of Utah vs. Sauford Jf. P.eelc. The people of Utah vs-.Joku McDonald, McDon-ald, alios Cunningham. fDavfd ibk-Lrio? ,r0 hnM I (atho'oj,l ofUtalrv, I Tho pcbiflo of Utah u I enry Snleri Hew I 2rbf(ftaUs,Yoad,iaat, I ' 2" i'tftns Vi. ilodncTfc I Tbo book commonly tnM U H I jdoeket was next calledfoiHiaS.iW I of which onrv reporter' dlScbSLa& I (than ID.Cnseslirassoniosit urtu,'ls bnm little dicusstwVVM(r4rU1I., I rof -Mr;. M ner mpvin- to wiiu. I original answer, wli "it he SttZ th I t-bnlctidd wAldin comSilft I iHnipitiory and" WtStTM I the court,7of, whict,;' U,o B! ciOTf I Sine air; wb udge, A filfLS I to bo tnndp in tlie court of 'M 5? I Vair.ptic conctrMfli.ww iiaiffl 1 file tifcir Answb'rs fey ili0 iSttfatSfe10 le'raber, thp day Pn, Vlll tha I torney.ff, also argued mid nlfiv. A . - I iW.8r;.tUeir.licut, Mr,Li"tIo, whs Z I wjltiii U.o.3 jurisdiction of thaourt "Zft I ,tl,atno,serWcebad,bnndi'C0 I ;v Jndgo Jvm icy , said that ;4n I answer, hef had waited the righto? 1 -vice, and Ihttt i ,was enllrelyVrZ & I cretiou' or thoiomt to altqV 1 l,,4. of A- aaswer,, . Tlieir rm dr 1 properly- f aS M ,hu dppeUaHel ttiSa 1 Ir.the-WitJidrawal waQy 1 purpose of aincndmg dcfendanVs tmm I tho.conrt-wonld grant it. '," . ' I Some eight ortin easesf"lni'bitjl I .lord, CaWt A Uo.,-m,d the rateSeereS 1 irarluolt were parties, were called, "Ti,I 1 death oninrttfett WMsuggesHtaaprci I tami arpltias lh abatement mdWl, ttgpa thb couns.1 en,ployed Tor thVrMain- I tiffs consented to havo the case's dlsmiaed 1 at tho cost'ofthoir employers.;-;p' , ' m Quite .a,number; of ,'simiiarscases wr, U dismissed; and otherjvlse disposed of: M TJ).c4so;6r 'Benjamu, Dr;SpiWcr vi. 1 Curtis Clayton was; tlfo.first case 'hwi&i to trial hpjrt its) merits.'" From., tho, follbwipgf twebty-foqr tfietit jarors, flnmnmned, lb attend, bnoii; tW I Iconrlf iwclvp.w'crci called cceptcdjid ; sworrjtjj try tho casp: ,nV-1 Samuel Malin, -, ' '"Stephenll.Qoidsrd E.iocliB.;.Trpp,,, " Willia'm CA'&n&t 1 JohnTiirnbow, 'Perry FiUgersld, .Alma; L. Smith, ;Wa. W. Caspcrf I AilierjtDcWy;' - JbscVSS&ueJd, Ham'tiden S4 Beatie, Leonard , Wi Hardy, I Thomas Judd, .? Edwin iD.iWbeltey," Ru3seil,,KHomcr, Thomas CallfsterfT Elliott Hartwell, .W.Hliam' .Walker, John M. Woblley, liuoch Reese, Joseph i ll', Rawlins, Parley' P. I'rattJ I John J, Slotting; Ed.wardT.Mumtoti I Mr. Miner presented the' .cWjp tio I jury for the plaintiff, and Mr. McCortnick I tor the defendant. "r The jury retired; and thb coarf' ad- I jaunted till to-morrow at 9 a.m. . I On Tnestlay morning th court met tt " fl. O'clock, ,'i'lidjury cmpauncllcd jtti I djy In tho case of Spencer vs.. Clayloa, rendered a verdict for the plaintiff in ,th sum of $50Q. Tho civil docket was called, and sever- I at cases dismissed, tome for' non-V I pcaraiicc others for-Xaut of serviec, .The I jnilgolnformtd tho har that if their plea'd- ingi wero not, reaily when tlie cases whkh I they were interciitcdin wero called they .would be stricken frorp, tho docke'C lie, fa Id thp present was nn.finpVrtaiitTicason of the yenr,:ln,a pouiitry "iiko Hhls, where I the major pa'rt or-thefiiliuliitaals' are ag- rleuUnrist?; and having a dub- regard I for the interests of the citizens ho wusdc- I sirous of getting through tho business be- I fore the ooiirt:.it one weekj wiiiein he was satisfied could bp done; if parties litigaat, I and their atfPrneys, would bp rcadv. for I trial when called , In'thocasoo? tfutlii-fe, and MitfLcll, I and Wm. Nixon, garnishee, ys. CharleeS, I Blow kiQa., on appeal from- tho probate I court, which; was tried on Tuesday; tho I jury came f nto court otu Wednesday' and I rttoojcd thP following verdieu I We do not Uud any evidence that I . Wm. , 'son was indebted to Guthrie ai d I M Midi, ot tho time ho, wasgaruls.liccd.'' I Mr. Bluir filed a motipu to dismiss. In the castfof Magraw ys. Little, on the I ground that tho. court in which suit was Tdanted had expired by its own limitation. I Die motion was overruled. , I In tho case of Livingston, Bell & Co. I vs, the St. Josoph, Pike's Peak, Salt Lake ami California Express Company, in attachment, Mr. James, attorney for defendants came into court and confessed I judgment, I Tho grand jury having reported that they had no business before " thein, were discharge'dfrom further attendance upbn I the court. " - I On Tlinrsday answers were filed la ccr- ; lain cases, but bis honor said it contrary to bjb instruction n the open- ing or courfj ondjff.cvcrhp held coutt hero aMin he ivptild .fcquirp, all .auswers to be filed on tho .'second day of the term; M and in default would coutinuo such' uses n till the following term."- - M SctU E. AVordifs. HockadayA Co- got a judgment- for $1102.08, and 'al0 fot a note of $U 1, found with Y, J..il 1 Cormick, defendants attpr'ney. M The casd of GeorgO W, Leonard. W. M James Townsefid, In ossumpsit, prcatcd M cousldcrablo'lnterestln thoTmlu'ds cf 0Br 9 citizens, owiug to tho peculiar characttr of thacase. F'rom the ovidenceit appeared M that sorao five 'or six year attPr "r; Townsend, borrowed $850 of tho Teal plaintiff in this case, Bradford Leoasro, M who now professes for the first tiro havo been ifsing Ins brother's moau od to havo acted for him ever sinco he cai into tho territory, but strange to ey tbatjall the promissory notes taken by him, some 10 of which he has sued upon at this term jof court,, were made to Brad- ford and not. George W, Leouard. The endorsements upon Townsrnd'a note showed (hat for $850 ho had paid aolcts than $83501 And Townsend, was now sued for $1000 more, rteennso ho had declined to pay any more Interest, whether simple or compound, believing that ho had suffered Leonard already to exact from him far more than a "just compeasaton for tho uso of bis meney. toned that every time Sir, xuiM, gotta, to 58 1 th JnJcrctl'luUl beet, added to tho principal, and, the sum4c-' dacied from the whole amount, Instcad.wf tcb endorsement stating botr much was paid po the principal, Aitd-What oit the, tn 'crest. TbuS; they discovered that the. 'ilefeiiilcut had paid Interest npott'.mtcrcjif, ,w!Uie hod overpaid tho teal Interest, $tlf fdr' cent, $532 IT, nlid:. therefore tendered, a verdict (or, M,r. Tovpsentl (or (hat amount," In almost all the-ctecs" 1'tj which George yTi tconaril sued, hoi.wa,-fion'&uHctU.oix account pHlie, notes not-belng negotiable, tbS Cases dismissed- at plaintiffs east; or icnlfets rfltdereUgmusfthlm hi toiuvn iniienefr'of mbro'tnati'd,. reasonable inter-.island inter-.island the1 rinci,Vtil "having- beettpaid, "rind'to scfc'ratcaftUwaa. ordered. ,1 refund toiM defendants. ' ' ' " Judge Kinney yas particularly pointed in his instructioiw. to (Iie,--jury upon tljc. siihjwt W (ot?rwtj" iuformlugrthtirt that jnflbscnco'ofstatatOfT-pWyWotipptnorc, . than tea per cent pbhf(iMwginW't utt-lowed, utt-lowed, under iiio-VfcnttfutffWhrnctice. f ln;$he "'ca'sb .of- Peter Jv,,Datiou ,Vs. ltrlghaiu 'Yohtt'g', .'cotitiH'L for,' defendants; filed a motion w'lW' tJi-jUnction.1 The" court" sustained nter'jnftltom CoYtufct Jfbt, fatafntiffn cfrptgnvoiio.tfsoMat, "0 Wold file a . bill orcicop'tujiij, to; the rut.: Ing of tbAeourt, - . ... , Joiiu M Moody v," Jlrntlford Leonard, In chancery, was' called awl'the arguments "prtSirttcd to; the eoilrt; A Rcr examining tie flyjdcobJ,.thacourt; ordered, that tho! unWtiPtr he mails' perpetual fa,$aid,'C.as(?,. and that; Johtt M.3fopdy; bo forever rer leased tVbm:ony Obligation, itppri sa'fdiiotov jadthat leave, bo i'gratitcd.hiuV tq 'Villi-, arawlt; -' ''.',. ,"''" '' $ Thb'.bBslncss of iliOt fcptirt wasfi.nishcd, iritfi the atwye- caVe;'oil adjourned pit Saturday. lasrahonf ft"p:ffl?- e - ' |