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Albany, and belonged to one of those families whose names are associated with the early history and progress of our city, and was familiarly known to most of its in- habitants. He had lived for some years in Utica, whither his remains were carried at his own request, to be deposited by the side of other members of the family.
18. The steam saw mill of Winne & Link was disco- vered to be on fire about 12 o'clock at night, and extin- guished before it had made much progress ..... Jane, wife of Patrick Scott, died.
19. Mary Lennard died, aged 49.
22. Henry Link died, aged 36 ..... Allen H. Weaver died, aged 25.
23. John J. Finn died, aged 57. .. Mrs. J. W. St. John, formerly of Albany, died at Bern, aged 65.
27. Mary, wife of John Scace, died, aged 47 ..... Jas. McDonald and W. W. Wright took the contract for lay- ing the substructure of the rail road bridge across the river, at $300,000. 1
28. Thomas Taylor died, aged 45.
29. Martin Hillebrant was killed by being run over by a loaded wagon ..... The Albany Evening Herald was merged in the Albany Evening Union.
30. John Langrish died, aged 29.
JULY.
1. Public school No. 12, situated in Robin street, was dedicated appropriately. J. Prentice, principal ..... Jane Ann Hurdis, wife of H. N. Weaver, died at Petersburg, Va., formerly of Albany ..... A fire in Dallius street, about 7 o'clock in the evening, considerably damaged a dwelling house ..... Louisa Page died, aged 31.
2. Thomas Heffernan died, aged 55 .. ... Philip Dunn died, aged 72.
3. Ellen, wife of John Dummery, died, aged 27 ..... Henry Carey died, aged 68 .. .. Margaret, widow of John Campbell, died, aged 44.
4. William L. Marcy died at Ballston, aged 71. He
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was struck down by a disease of the heart and expired in a short time after the attack. The unhappy event was totally unlooked for. Since the ex-governor retired from the cabinet he had enjoyed a return of health that made his friends hope that he would be spared to the world for many years yet. Providence had ruled other- wise, and taken from our midst one of the great minds of the age. Ex-gov. Marcy had been a prominent citizen for nearly 40 years, and has ever played a manly, straightforward part in the political history of this state. As a writer Mr. Marcy was at once vigorous and good natured. He never attacked a person without cause. He always fought on the defensive, not because he lacked courage and firmness, but because he preferred the ame- nities of life to its thorns and satire. In his correspond- ence with Austria and Great Britain, Mr. Marcy exhibited a power which marked him as one of the most skillful diplomatists that the world has ever seen. It is to these papers that his friends will ever point as the true monu- ments of his greatness.
He was born in Worcester county, Mass., December 12, 1786 ; at the time of his death therefore, he was in the 71st year of his age. He graduated at Brown uni- versity in 1808. He studied law in Troy, and served with distinguished ability in the war of 1812. In 1816 he was appointed recorder of Troy. He held that office two years and was then removed by the Clintonians. In 1821 the Democrats honored him by making him comp- troller. During the year 1821 he removed from Troy to Albany. In 1829 he was made judge of the supreme court. He was elected to the United States senate in 1831. In 1832 he was elected governor, and retired from the senate. He held the office of governor six years. In 1845 President Polk honored him by making him secretary of war. He filled this office during the whole Mexican war, and with an ability that commanded the admiration even of his enemies. In 1848 Zachary Taylor was elected president. Mr. Marcy retired from the war office in 1849. President Pierce made Mr. Marcy [Annals, ix.] 30
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secretary of state. It is doubtful whether the laborious duties of this office were ever discharged with more honor to the republic. On the accession of President Buchanan Mr. Marcy retired from public service with the intention, we believe, of becoming a private citizen for the remainder of his life .- Atlas and Argus.
5. A fire occurred in the attic of Newitter's dry goods store, in South Pearl street; damage slight .... Patrick Smyth, formerly of Albany, died at Milwaukie, aged 39.
6. An unknown man was found drowned at the foot of Lydius street.
7. Christian Rapp died, aged 74. . . . The corpse of Gov. Marcy arrived from Ballston by the 2 o'clock train, and while minute guns were firing under charge of the Em- mett Guards, a procession, preceded by the Burgesses Corps, consisting of citizens of Saratoga and Schenec- tady, to the number of nearly two hundred, proceeded to the Capitol .... Wm. H. Robinson, recently of Albany, died at Watertown, aged 33.
8. Funeral of ex-governor Marcy, by far the largest funeral procession ever witnessed in Albany. Several of the former governors of the state, and two ex-pre- sidents, Van Buren and Pierce, were present. There were 27 military companies and 17 fire companies in the procession, which exceeded two miles in length. The corpse was taken to the Cemetery on the Watervliet road.
9. David Callender died.
10. A fire caught in the cupola of Vose & Co's fur- nace, and called out the machines.
11. An alarm of fire was raised by the burning of an old canal boat used as a carpenter's shop, in the basin.
12. A fire destroyed a number of cattle sheds belong- ing to the Bull's Head tavern, on Washington avenue. Loss about $4,000. Several other buildings were con- siderably damaged. A fireman was badly injured .... This was the first warm day of the season; temperature 90 to 94 deg.
13. Jacob Kluteman died, aged 35 .... Faustino Can- toni died, aged 30 .... A cricket match was begun be-
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tween 18 of the State of New York and 11 of the City of New York, on the grounds of the Albany club. The heat was oppressive ; 94 deg. in the shade.
14. Angelica Kidney died, aged 57 .... Mrs. Rhoda Dubois died .... Thermometer 98 deg. in the shade.
15. A fire on the Shaker road destroyed a dwelling house; the city bells were rung on the occasion, about 1 o'clock in the morning .... Jasper Ackerman, who had been sometime missing, and was supposed to have been murdered, was found in Albany. His friends had just offered a reward for him of $200. An innocent man had been imprisoned under suspicion of being the murderer.
16. Thomas Fitz Simmons died, aged 47. ... William Griffin, late proprietor of the Mansion House hotel, died at Schenectady, of mental aberration.
17. Mrs. Rhoda Webster died, aged 80 .... The steam boat Isaac Newton, which sunk in the river some months before this, made her appearance at the dock in all the freshness of new paint.
18. James E. Thompson died, aged 40.
19. John W. Cluett died, aged 53.
21. Rebecca, wife of John Brown, died, aged 57.
22. A dwelling house in Orange street, took fire about 2 o'clock in the morning ; damage nearly $1000 .... Es- ther M. Gibbons, wife of S. B. McCoy, died .... A fire in the evening destroyed a mill in Tivoli hollow, of small value .... The Bank of the Interior went into operation; capital $600,000.
24. William Green died, aged 37 .... Mrs. Maria Ro- bertson died, aged 57. . . . Francis J. Jacobs died, aged 38.
25. Great rain storm, which burst the drains, and tore up the streets, doing great damage in every part of the city ; 23 inches rain fell. ... The Clinton Hotel was sold for $12,300, to Henry Blatner.
26. A fire at 163 Hamilton street, about noon, dam- aged the premises to the amount of about $1300.
27. One of the first fruits of discovery made at the Dudley Observatory, was that of a comet, seen by Dr. Peters, in the first hour of the morning.
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28. Edward Mulhall died, aged 26.
29. Intelligence was received that Judge Nelson had granted an injunction restraining the Hudson River Bridge Company from building their bridge at Albany, under act of the Legislature of 1856, on the ground of the unconstitutionality of the act .... Mrs. Catalina, widow of Isaac Arnold, died, aged 94 .... Johanna, wife of Timothy Taafe, died, aged 49.
30. Rebecca Winne died, aged 21.
AUGUST.
2. A military funeral cortege, from West Troy, passed through the city to the cemeteries on State street, with the body of James Dinnigan, of Port Schuyler.
4. John J. Shuffelt died, aged 72.
5. Wm. P. Pepper died, aged 35.
7. A pair of elks was driven through the streets, at- tached to the wagon of a patent medicine vender.
8. Jesse P. Mitchell died, aged 71. His funeral was attended by the Republican Artillery, of which he had been captain a number of years, and by the Masonic fra- ternity of which he had long been a prominent member.
9. Jarvis Streeter died, aged 81.
10. A fire destroyed several cattle sheds belonging to the Bull's Head tavern, in Washington street; supposed to have been purposely fired by an incendiary.
11. Mary Hicks, known as Granny Hicks, the oldest inmate of the Alms House, died. She had been an in- mate of the institution thirty-five years, and was well known to visitors as a vender of rag birds, which she made up and sold to such as would buy.
12. Cyprian Bertrand was drowned, while on an ex- cursion, aged 29.
13. Julia E., wife of John Grattan, died, aged 28.
14. A car on the Northern rail road burnt .... Margaret McPherson died, aged 81 .... Sarah, wife of David Bur- hans, died, aged 83. ... John Johnston died, aged 35.
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15. James Horton killed on the Northern rail road, aged 28.
17. John T. Crew, formerly of Albany, died at New- ark, N. J., aged 64.
19. Workmen commenced demolishing the old Rock- well Mansion House in Broadway.
20. Catharine Tobin died, aged 67 .... Bridget, wife of Thomas Masterson, died, aged 43.
21. Bridget, widow of James"Curran, died, aged 46.
22. Mrs. Mary Lane died, aged 57 .... Susan, wife of J. J. La Grange, died, aged 38.
23. The sheds of the Bull's Head tavern were fired for the third time within a few weeks .... George Fredenrich died, aged 35. ... Margaret, wife of John Malone, died, aged 35.
25. Elizabeth, wife of Edward Walker, died, aged 30.
26. Mrs. Catharine Cochran, died at Oswego, aged 76. Although from her advanced age and impaired strength it was known her years could not be much lon- ger protracted, her decease is the occasion of general and sympathizing interest. She was among the oldest of our inhabitants in years, and among the oldest of the resi- dents of our city. She was born at Albany on the 20th February, 1781, the daughter of Major-General Schuy- ler, the great revolutionary patriot, whose name is so illustrious in our revolutionary annals, and for one-half of the last century, in all the great events which have left their records in the history of New York. The infant years of Mrs. Cochran's life were passed in Albany, and in the period of the revolution she was exposed to the thrilling incidents of the Mohawk frontier. In 1794-we believe at the instance of President Washington-Gen. Schuyler passed through the Oneida wilderness to Oswego, then still in occupation of a British garrison. His daugh- ter accompanied him and shared in the adventures of what was then a difficult and romantic expedition.
Her first husband was Samuel Malcolm, Esq., son of Gen. Malcolm, an eminent citizen of New York, and a distinguished soldier of the revolution. He died in early
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life some forty years since, at Utica, where he with his family then resided. Several years subsequently, she married our late venerable townsman, Major James Cochran, son of Dr. Cochran, the surgeon general of the revolutionary army, and with him and her family settled in this place in the year 1825. They cleared the forest for the habitation, which, with her family, she has continued to occupy to the hour of her death. There she has lived for thirty-three years, honored, beloved and respected by all around her. Honored for her noble family connexion, made illustrious by great deeds in our colonial and revolutionary history. He was closely al- lied by blood to the families of Van Rensselaer, Van Cortland, and Livingston, and sister-in-law of the late Gen. Alex. Hamilton. Beloved, for her estimable vir- tues, and her kind and courteous manners; respected, for her mental culture and high intellectual accomplish- ments.
Mrs. Cochran was baptized on the 4th March, 1781, by the Rev. Eilardus Westerlo, of the Dutch Reformed Church, Gen. and Mrs. Washington, James Van Rens- selaer and Margarita Schuyler being her sponsors in bap- tism. For the last forty years she has belonged to the communion of the Episcopal Church, and has meekly adorned her Christian profession by a life of faith, obe- dience and resignation .- Oswego Times.
Robert L. Jones died, aged 44.
27. George T. Richardson died .... Jane Ann, wife of Isaac W. Staats, formerly of Albany, died at St. Louis, Mo., aged 67.
28. Simeon Fitch, formerly of Albany, died at Oswego, aged 83.
31. The telegraph was completed to Cohoes, and the first despatch came over from that place.
SEPTEMBER.
2. Mrs. Rachel, widow of Israel Williams, died at Blandford, Mass., aged 71 .... John McMurdy died, aged 40.
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3. Lurinda, wife of Dr. F. L. R. Chapin, died.
4. Mrs. Jemima Fisk died, aged 61.
5. Mrs. Hannah Parsons, widow of John Cutler, died, aged 69. ... A balloon ascension was attempted from Lan- caster street above Hawk, but from the bad management of filling, it was unsuccessful, Marion, the aeronaut, bare ly escaping with his life. It was the fourth attempt of the kind that had been made in this city, without success, whence he was called Marian, the airy-naut.
6. John Hinkley died, aged 89.
7. A frost was perceptible in the morning in some localities. The thermometer was at 48 deg. in the city.
8. William B. Williams died, aged 37 .... John Lud- low, formerly pastor of the North Dutch church, died in Philadelphia, aged 64.
12. Charles M. Van Rensselaer, first officer of the Central America steamer, lost with that vessel on her return from Panama to New York.
14. David G. Russell, of Suspension Bridge, died, aged 29.
15. A. J. H. Wengerman died, aged 43 .... A fire damaged a house corner of Green and Lydius streets.
17. Elizabeth, wife of Thomas Robinson, died, aged 29.
18. Francis McQuade died, aged 38 .... Rev. Reuben Jeffrey, pastor of the First Baptist church, resigned that office.
19. Sarah, widow of William Campbell, died, aged 58 .. .. John Fay died, aged 75, one of the original pew- holders in the Second Presbyterian church. He was in business during the war of 1812, and at that time was one of the leading merchants of Albany. During the war he became connected with the commissary depart- ment of the army, and for two years furnished all our troops with all their boots and shoes, by which he made a large fortune. At the close of the war he held about $100,000 worth of tea. Peace caused a fall in this arti- cle of about a dollar a pound, which was so severe a loss to the house of Fay & Co., as to force it into a com-
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promise. Until the year 1838, Mr. Fay was in the grain business on the dock, in the store now owned and occu- · pied by the Messrs. Sanders. He was a member of Dr. Sprague's church, and had been so for nearly half a century, having aided in building that structure, and as long as fortune favored him was one of its best friends.
20. Louis Ertzberger died, aged 68.
22. Martha J., wife of S. V. R. Young, died .... Ann, wife of J. L. Roser, died, aged 27.
23. Robert Orssin died, in the 23d year of his age .... Joseph S. Colt, formerly an attorney in this city, died in New York, aged 58.
24. Thos. G. Spicer died, aged 43. ... William Stevens died of the town of Knox, aged 102, the oldest inhabit- ant in Albany county. Mr. S. was born in England on the first day of April, 1756, and came to this country in 1775. Both he and his father took part in the war of the Revolution. He lived in the town of Knox from 1780 till his death, a period of 77 years. During all that time he was never farther from home than to this city.
25. Harriet Rowley, wife of Robert Munger, died.
27. Thomas Gillen died, aged 67.
28. The depositors in the Albany Savings Bank, made a run upon that old and safe institution, which continued all day; the amount withdrawn was about $35,000. It subsided on the following day.
29. The common council re-elected Robert Thompson chamberlain for the ensuing year .... Prof. Marion as- cended in a balloon from Castle Garden, making a daring adventure, in consequence of the balloon being imper- fectly filled, and only partially equipped for a safe ascen- sion. He landed in Nassau, 18 miles distant, in 25 minutes time.
30. First considerable frost of the season; thermome- ters varying from 32 deg. to 36 deg. in different localities.
OCTOBER.
1. Julia W. Dowd died, aged 19.
3. Robert Neely died, aged 22.
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7. Richard J. Knowlson aged 60, formerly a mer- . chant in this city, but residing at Sandlake, the last 30 years, was killed by falling under the locomotive at Troy.
9. Benjamin Fassett died, aged 71. ... Charles S. Mer- chant died, aged 37 .... Thomas B. Ridder died in New York, aged 60. He was a native of Albany, became a Hicksite Quaker in Philadelphia, afterwards became a member of the society of Shakers at Lebanon; returned to Albany about 1830, and was successful in business as a tobacconist, and became a prominent politician. He removed to New York several years since.
11. John Laisdell, formerly a fashionable dry goods dealer, died.
14. All the banks in Albany suspended specie pay- ments, the banks in the city of New York having first closed their vaults .... Eliza Buck died, aged 21 .... Gar- ret O'Shaughnessy died, aged 65 .... Margaret, wife of James Shields, died, aged 41.
17. Janet, widow of Daniel Sickles, died.
18. Harriet, wife of Charles Joy, formerly of Albany, died at Newark, N. J., aged 43.
19. Randall Roberts died, aged 27.
20. Maria M., wife of Matthew Brown, Jr., died, aged 27.
23. A fire about four o'clock in the morning destroyed the contents of the large stove establishments of Messrs. Rathbone & Co., and McCoy & Clark, on Green street, below Norton; damages about $15,000 .... William Sack- ett died, aged 21.
26. A fire in Lumber street; damage slight.
27. Hannah, wife of Thomas Adams died, aged 60. ... Andrew Kirk died, aged 65. .. . The docks and pier were submerged by a rise of the river caused by a storm of more than 48 hours coutinuance.
28. Johannah White died, aged 79.
29. Margaret Wiseman, widow of Benj. Lodge, died, aged 76.
30. Edward Buckley died, aged 80.
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NOVEMBER.
6. Nancy Wilkinson died, aged 68.
7. A fire in Exchange street, destroyed part of a store used for manufacturing roofing cement; damage $200. ... Mercy G. Valentine died, aged 60 .... Eliza Jane, wife of D. De Graff, died, aged 28.
9. A fire, corner of Lumber and Swan streets, dam- aged a grocery to the amount of $300 .... Josiah Gillespie died, aged 56
11. Rosannah, widow of Joseph Parker, died, aged 37.
14. Mary, widow of Job Gould, died at Northville, Cayuga county, aged 84.
16. A fire on Arbor hill burnt the grocery store of Thomas Quinn. He was arrested on suspicion of setting fire to it.
17. Andrew White died, aged 55. ... Mary, wife of J. W. Phillips, died, aged 26.
18. - - Payne, having gone upon the roof of a house in Ten Broeck street to look at a fire in Troy, fell to the ground, a distance of nearly 40 feet, and was killed.
19. Richard Burke died, aged 38.
20. Mrs. Catharine Daniels died, aged 60.
21. Emily Hopkins died, aged 36. ... Henry A. Veazie died, aged 31.
22. Henry A. D. Gray, of Charleston, S. C., died, aged 19.
24. David Chambers died, aged 78 .... Charles N. Bleecker died .... A. Yates Lansing died.
25. A thanksgiving sermon was delivered at the North Dutch church by the pastor, Rev. Dr. Rogers, in which the history of the church was given from its origin, in 1642. A very large audience attended, among which was Mr. Jacob Ten Eyck, one of the members of the Great Consistory, which met on the 25th May, 1805. (See Annals i., p. 89.) Rev. Dr. Wyckoff read a chap- ter from the ancient Dutch Bible, which had been used nearly a hundred years in the old State street church. The church was well filled, and the discourse was lis- tened to with great interest.
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26. Peter Van Guisling died, aged 85.
27. Calvin K. Pool died, aged 22 .... Mary Frank, wife of A. B. Durand, died, aged 46.
28. Josiah Eaton died, aged 78.
30. Sarah A., widow of James M. French, died.
DECEMBER.
1. Fire in Swan street; small wooden tenement burnt; damage $300.
2. Great interest was taken by the citizens of Albany in the election of mayor of the city of New York. The defeat of the incumbent, Fernando Wood, accused of gross improprieties, was made the occasion for more bon fires then were before seen at one time, and the firing of a hundred guns ... James Angus, formerly of Albany, died at Cambridge, Mass., aged 48.
6. James Freckleton died, aged 58 ... Mrs. Jane G. Woodward died, aged 58.
9. David W. Groesbeeck died in the city of New York, aged 86. He was buried from the North Dutch church, in this city, on the 11th.
10. John Keyes Paige died in Schenectady, aged 70. He commenced his career as an officer in the army, and served in the war of 1812 as captain. He afterwards held for nineteen years the office of clerk of the supreme court of the state of New York, which he relinquished. in 1842. In 1845 he was elected mayor of the city of Albany, and was at the time of his death a regent of the university of this state, to which he had been chosen in 1826. Notwithstanding this long career of public service he was singularly reserved and retiring in his manners, and attached to domestic life, and neither professed the arts of popularity, nor that knowledge of the world which is often necessary for a man of business. His first wife was a daughter of Gov. Yates; his second a daughter of Francis Bloodgood. After leaving Albany, on the failure of the Canal Bank, of which he was presi- dent, he resided in Schoharie, and later in Schenectady . Catharine, widow of John C. Vanderbilt, died, aged 71.
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11. John Dunlop died, aged 25 .... Wm. H. Topp died, aged 45. ... Sophia, wife of James Connelly and daughter of the late Selick Whitney, died in New York, aged 43.
13. John Rosekrans died, aged 65.
14. Joseph P. Briare died, aged 47.
15. John Myers died, aged 81.
18. A house was burnt in Morton street .... Sarah A., wife of John A. La Grange, died, aged 31.
19. Eunice W., wife of Wm. Mascraft, died, aged 58.
21. Jane, wife of Henry Paddock, died, aged 68. . . Mary Emily, wife of Peter B. Serings, died, aged 26 .... Charlotte Louisa, wife of James Gray, died, aged 36.
25. Alida, widow of Lawrence L. Van Kleeck, died in New York, aged 72.
26. A frame house in Spencer street was burnt. The number of fires since July 1, was 27; alarms 13; false alarms 8; losses, $16,285. During the corresponding pe- riod oflast year, 12 fires; 8 alarms ; 3 false alarms; losses, $72,200.
27. The Hudson street Baptist church having intro- duced an organ, the congregation listened to the first in- strument of that kind in a Baptist church in this city. The river was closed during the last night to every kind of craft but the steam boat Hero, which armed as an ice boat, forced her way up with great difficulty.
28. Mrs. Mary H. Phelps died, aged 30 .... Sybrant Kittle died, aged 42.
29. Oliver Wallace died, aged 52. ... Mrs. Jane Hilson died, aged 70.
30. Harriet, wife of Cornelius Schuyler, died, aged 59.
31. Rachel, wife of Henry G. Wheaton, died in New York.
Crime in Albany County .- The following table has been made up with great care by Mr. Mack, showing the convictions for the last twenty years. It will be found to differ somewhat from previous statements, made in haste and with less pains taking : 1838, 29; 1839, 40; 1840, 28; 1841, 32; 1842, 40; 1843, 49; 1844, 31; 1845, 26;
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1846, 31; 1847, 31; 1848, 22; 1849, 31; 1850, 33; 1851, 39; 1852, 33; 1853, 34; 1854, 43; 1855, 41; 1856, 64; 1857, 60; total, 737.
Murder, 9; manslaughter, Ist degree, 2; 2d do. 3; 3d do. 8; 4th do. 5; arson, 2d degree, 2; 3d do. 6; 4th do. 2 ; robbery, 1st degree, 9; 2d do. 5 ; burglary, 1st degree, 6; 2d do. 14; 3d do. 124; burglary, and grand larceny, 16; do. with intent to ravish, 1; grand larceny, 249; do. after a felony, 2; do. after petit larceny, 1; do. and re- ceiving stolen goods, 1; assault with intent to kill, 26; do. with a dangerous weapon, 5; do. with intent to rav- ish, 11; do. with intent to rob, 4; do. with a felonious intent, 1; attempt to commit burglary, 5; do. grand lar- ceny, 3; forgery, 2d degree, 32; do. 3d degree, 37; petit larceny, second offence, 68; do. second offence after a felony, 1; do. after a felony, 11; false pretences, 7 ; do. and petit larceny, 3; do. and conspiracy, 1; receiving stolen goods knowingly, 20; accessory before a felony, 2; fraud, 1; decoying a child under 12 years of age, 2; rape, 12; incest, 1; bigamy, 11; seduction, 2; poisoning, 3; mayhem, 1; embezzlement, 2.
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