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Democratic banner., 1846-11-23
LATEST FROM SANTA FE

LATEST FROM SANTA FE
Capt Fitz ~prtrics arrived here last
lcvcning, from Gen, krarnry's Camp, bear
ing irnpo:tantdcspatc!:es from the Pacific
from Lin &c satAer tie following infcrma-
itinn:
When Gen. kearney was about l75 miles
south Of Santa Fc, Oh the Rio Grrndr, near
the place whence he would take Il western
Idnrction for California, he met Il company
of sixteen pcrsnrswho lad been scnt for
ward by Coma. Storkton, with dispatches
for the government; also for Gen. kearnry.
From til M. it was learned that the Amcrl-
lean Gag was flying over every town in Up
.,r and Lower California. Those plovin-
crs we're occupied by Our troops. The
! .M,.xican Governor and forces ha: been
,ri,cn cut, ANIL W"r" pursued as far as t;'''
head Of the CAT ;. California. IHry snr-
iccrGrh in escaping across re E"!ora!".
tom. 5. ,cktcu las t"c l.. :. veSs",s With
and is in cntirr command rfile coast,
(which he Enrp< vigorously b.p";adci.-
Col. Fremont is provisional GU:.:""r #
the Ca..'rni :. HE -;"N'cans c'''Grsd
Two Americans, one of whom W: Mr..
lCc"i., or =. LoiiI, and i:aycd tis.; =.
t!ratl.. Hcfnrlh"r !ircl!ty is :'Yr!rIr n,i<!
in Ca.l:rrni., a. the w.!ale country is ROW
i !."sS'' ."n O. ti'i' means.
=. Iii" :, Ga:.tnv:., Wild Ora. l..
ii'> .r:" t'"- - very G'I::,';t. re G''-
t'm." - t." interest Ia.i:"r;i"' settlement
i co rI,!rs. There Is great scarcity Ct
.a'.. and forge ont''c roe l.. itt co"i-
'.ny t!.at drought N tie ;lcSpaic!'S, WIS
!. thr road tLirt!-'nc da'S. 1t took with
,; fay m.r.!rS, m good c'i'crtI"n fer tie "trip,
- nj: say" t.%ftr'" las "c'n in>t' ir":H
scarcity ct water 'rd grass. In r."""-
u'n"e @. tie r~'t"rn"'ioH trru%tt /" tr:I.
>"ain'y- IL rI'"r' Hack TO S"n'a !" =
t." Ira cons ""N"ri't 81" 80! re-. al''
: uaIi"G L!m,".l size -"!NIr,* c. Tx com
ANY sat :srSi tTr>"r'r'l tr' ~r'i:'c, lie
.nNc' t';'. F;'|n'i:!rk tie 'orrrntn"n'
i.s, a~'rl.r>. itI directions +" proceed te
" "a ".r "i;'r'. DC Y. Capt. Turner.
: IT," "a" N'r.', i.icHt<. liam m"mi ~
.ov', ta:f. Em"'y. ct Ike f"r" Era:'.lcr
'cIy*. II" S""rtS. C!aTtcrnaastcr, aHo
+. Cr.:r.n. Surgeon, accompany Grn. il
- C III r. IL.
CAPT. t.t.;atri,k >:oT. ID at Sar'a II
M, orc dar. Ike troops th,rr wcr" il
:,ud hr,.;'. .Ai:f' u"!. Sorrr"rrrrl:rr,iaa
ID brca felt about provisions. Ca 1. +.
NY there viii !" an ample SUPPLY. as IL
at provision tra;'< ai"nG I"cr'srr rrn'r
,,rui ur.l, III on IL, ,t.r i'lnS- :it
Democratic banner., 1846-11-23

We haze hitherto omitted TO notice th'
publication Of he "AIrtroro!;!un' 30"
democratic journal published ut |'E: r>"r
city in this State by Mrssrs. Hickman arC
:lcCrackrn, and edited hy McS>rs. Eo"r
md NcCrackrn. 1t is democratic 20 t.,
core, neatly printed, and edited with muel
ability.
Democratic banner., 1846-11-23

MICIIG hN.-Tne Detroit Free Frees
this suns ii? tie r~aslit oftire recent cleo
ton in that state. Tie Lake Safe is sill,
true to the Democracy:
Tie Democracy of Michigan to Ike Dem
ocracy of the Union, sends greeting:
II Oen)cr0ti, Senate!
II ,cr0t:: H,t$1 fRPpresenk,tyceu
ii O.TIcratic Legi,h4L re Ltut uiY ,Lel;
a D:"i IcrGLc ~&eaGt.r!!!
T|ree Dem ,cruH. Ecprc4entEi ,s in
CIngress!!!t
TIaS alter the 4til of March next. tLc
Peninsalar State sends to t,.r councils If
the nation, AN UNBROKEN DELEG,.
TON IN BOTH HOUSES OF CON
GRESS!!
"Brevlty is the soul Of WITT
As far as ie tri, the Democrats have cleo
tel mae 0ttne Is members of the Seratc +,
be chosen. OF the me members hoidinr
over, eight are Democrats. Tie NLins, Sc
far, have but one, certain.
Of the IL DISC of Representatives, whic..
consists of G6 members, the Democrats
have, as far as heard, elected Eyty-Mrer.
and the WniyS thirteen: we do not umr;rr-
take to speculate on the Counties TO hear
from, but presume they will came in nearly
as heretofore, which will mike the ty,mo-
cratic majority large enough for all rrac-
teal purposes.
Democratic banner., 1846-11-23

NEW JERSEY.-The Wigs have cleo
ted 81 members of the legislature; the
Democrats l9. One Democrat has been
elected to a seat in Congress. The Whio
majority in the State is 1858. :.
Democratic banner., 1846-11-23

&7Tiie Grand lodge Of Missouri, AIT
last session, appointed Il committee to re-
Pot nest March on the propr:cty Of re-
m~'sinstle present Masonic college to Pal
mJ:A ar SOFA. other more eligible situation.
Democratic banner., 1846-11-23

foCNG'S majority in New York is a.
bout Ii ,000, GaiIinsr's abou, 3.lCU. TIE
Wigs will have about Ii ~ - maiorit,
in the House, AMI four o. i've majority CT,
JOINT ballot.
Democratic banner., 1846-11-23

- pi3!ic n-c;Ia5 iii Michigan has
no-a!Aat:I ecu. GAss for the next Presi-
dency.
Democratic banner., 1846-11-23

III. EHt.T: Since the rj'ct:"n ly g.
people, Of tie rr"p"<ed Constitution 1T tt
ate election, tie question has very nat"-
rally arisen, '."!st is to De- 1ync?:' J.;
vote fcr holding Gonvrn,i0n. mt tr s.
<cqErnt rejection Of tht work e t::"iC CT.
ivcn!ioa, ilavc, beyond controversy dcvrio..
ii tw" itermltAut facts. F.::t. ;'."tr'.cl
he c!! CorS;i,nt:. " Tie Yrr::i" ~,rri;pt-
,;ug under serious .ritYanrts;3 Sv,oaG.,
;lat the convention did a.c!, t.; tltI tC
sired. Tie fact that uc are n"w ~,r't
sc began. AID the Frequent .r- ...cmc. ..
/ - Cwr$ii"m-"Wiat is uow {" .r done:
ave CAUSED much serious rr.rctiun ain
uryiuuS inquiry. Amongst tic various
plans prop >rd the following lately present
I'd by a gentleman Of SOM" rx;'rirrc", ~
pears most feasible, md only want e.; in.
u, to b. j"S: the t:.irg. II tat rani"<"r-
lied, fl one 81 oE,I Ike very mn,htos,,
i, tested. 1t is ills: l"thcl,"!Ir L"!t
County MEETINGS and I.s:u<<ftcrlv tic lead,
l;rg POINTS on which oar con<ii:L lion i de-
sired 10 be amended, and give a Griui,,
tnl distinct expression Of sentiment. IS t,
t. c partitions # t.tc Constitution rcquirin.
jrh"ugr; aud in as much as there is li'tl,
probability of any thing like unanimitv
except on the SUBJECT Of rqu:lizing repre-.
>en.n,inn. i: is suggested tLat the acton %
the meetings contemplated be certified I,
hat subject alone. Next that those r:tct.
lingS take suitable measures for liU!iip~ cleo.
lions for Delegates to Il new convention
And next that t!ic acts thus far be- rcco-
missed and I"gaiised hy TIC Legislature, arc
a, that, t At convention VIXEN met conin,
,tarir acti"r 10 those subjects only, that H..
, primitive meetings have authorized :. 1t j.
:.cld lay TIE maEnrI of It's proposition TIA
in this way tie popular view vii Ec NOR,
"&ectua!ly heard tran in any other. !,
above suggested, if the plaza crn BE- mad,
deficient, il is more feasible ii.am any We,
presented for TIE consideration Of the Iuh.
tic, and is dec idc'll, bette than revolution,
and the subject is surely worthy Of IN,
more pac:ic effort. ANXIOUS.
Democratic banner., 1846-11-23

We welcome into t c ranks, Tie Gazette
i ncw paper iast started at Hannibal. It
its tyrogra: iic"l appearance Il is decided,
!y neat; and lis cdit"iilIs display mnc!' spis-
1t and ability. Success 10 the Gazette"
Nay it prove a valuable aaXi.iary in Ii,
dissemination ii tr::.!l.
Democratic banner., 1846-11-23
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 23d.
TIE LEGISLATURE.

We clip the following account of The or
ganization Of the Legislature from the St.
Louis Republican of the @0th instant:
Missouri Lcgi Atsrc.-1Lis body met
at Jefferson City on Monday last. Lieut.
Governor Young took the clair as Prr<i-
dent Of the Senate. Tie morning scssio:.
was occupied in attempts 10 eject ii Sccrc-
tary of that body-Ncssrs. Dunklin, Eev-
lit, Ament, Basket and Hickman bc;rc III:
in nomin ltion. No election was had after
several baliotings, and Tie Senate aGinHrn-
ed to half past ? r.M. On mertin;, IL.
Ewing, of Ray, was put III nominati,,.; am
or. the final ballot the vote stooJ-for Ew-
ing l6, Dunk!in II. Mr.. Finley was elect
ed Assistant Secretary; Mr.. Fristoc, OF Ben
ton county, ~Door-kecpcI; aid Mr.. jon,s.
Of Washington county, Engro>sing Clerl;
In the AuSe, w. V. n. Bay, Of Frank
lin county. took the chair as Speaker rro
TEN. AIr. kinchcloe nominated c. E.Jack-
son, of Howard, far Speaker; Il.. Ell
All" ii"h''i' vi "f"it. i ~
Jackson II votes, Hunter ID. -;Ir. ia /
son, on taking tie cAair, returned thank,
for the honor conferred.
Benjamin F. Massey, Of Lawrence, was
unanimously elected Chief Clerk; so!oma.
J. Lowe, Assistant Clerk; John S:tn.rana<
Ensro>sing Clerk; Mr.. Watkins. Enro!iinc
Clerk; and r. B. jackson, ~Dcor-kccper.
Democratic banner., 1846-11-23

DELAWARE ELECTiON.--Tiarr,
(dem,) is ~ei~c;"d Governor by 100 vote
majority over his Wig co;cprtitor. join.
w. Houston [w''i@) is reelected to Con-
greTs by II votes majority. And the Wigs
have a ma ority on joint ballot il tie Lcgis-
~iatnre, which will ensnce the election OF 4
wing Senator to tie consress CT tic L,
States.
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The above from to II inclusive also those
rough Those NAKED from se
.ve amounting 70 about 1877 cubic yards be delivered
elusive amounting about 2sos cubic yards dev.
cred hammered on all Sides Of which viii be fine faced
The will be furnished with plan. and pattern.
.s,. .:I s:sa
avsr:rs i've Zee. a' '''e from '"es % ''n
measure when h.mgsed aud aows1ee win g made oi
- M mhs y must be delivered in the order
win ,ts,e The pr,ee cubic yard Rough
stone, he cubic ysa The H.% MN Pa,ssfa
and superficial foot Tor the Rough hanmsoa
The Bubble steps will be required Of the following
cubic I ~
10 fas ponnd:
This be bea, quality q Granite Sic.
o RSb wall 81.
The SS5, stone on j: to :. sslEs.sd vessels alongside
p.a,s Of che the GREY. Of the vessels assisting
governed by the approp ations made by Congress All
above will probably be required prior to the 3h June
The contract be subject Suspension Of lu.
on s part OPTION 81 Of gre .9 to % % e; this
nsy nd That hat The The light
r.eedfr And !. further be understood that the e.pen
hundred thousand doiisrs Penons Offering pro-
Yard, and 70 STATE the location Of their queries.
Bonds and security will be required and the faith
ul execution Of the Of
vered will in all cases be retained aud paid until the
IL fully complied with. ~
All further information will b. given by the Engineer at the
Dock PROSPER M WETMOKE
iss lsw2m RE -. Il. Navy Agent.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, that a application will
~ be made the Leg of this Sate this
rein"
New York. JanusryNo. 1916 jsI3 2awsw -re
NOTICE hereby given, that application will be
IN to the Legislature OF this State session.
act 70 incorporates Society called the sHemaps Brothers
nevOlent Society"
New York. December II. 1886 dis 4tawswsrc
CORPORATION NOTICE ofsale Of property for unpaid
Assessments notice is hereby that sale
property for unpaid will take place
tion at the City Hall Of the city Of New York. Monday the
second day OF March twelve o'clock aud be
continued from day day until the whole said shall
be sod and that the de allied OF the
sold for unpaid published the Evening POST
printed and publhed in the city Of New York
Street Commissioner's Ofhcs,(
November 18th, Isa5.
ELIAS L. SMITH,
nl9 lawflt TN Street Commissioner.
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NEW ESTABLISHMENT,
For the Exclusive Sale of Choice
FANCY SOAPS, AND TOILET
III # ApTvCT

WnoLEsALE AND RrrAr.
I..a ia;i%is, d. much .Sm1.d display q sho;ss Fer
az 's: J: S
this city No. l5s Broadway. where Offers spec
s S 4. 10 % ss IL. ES0
advantage eyer the foreign Of being freshly and that
the Laboratory Lassisr Pers Fla Of which WIS for
sSspi::s sh9;ss s.eis. q the es.
Psbs H Sm ~ 70 * 3;
The s5.enb.r does not moi adyes Soap which win chang,
VIII ssaas Geo
1 S ss e Sss: pr ss ss,
sni6cay compounded that no zed sks remains to
Of xmeries i" AMxND. which VIII prss.ssor cure The
Fl. oss S. 81 Shaving CREAM a. ARTICLE
which, once uied will always be present in every gsns
niP sis: esSsxETlc CREAM 50 nv.lu.s. an .pp
head ESSENCES PoMAruMs
edto bs.uy cssn.s the healthy disor
s:Iss .fs,'s q ,ss ;ssss
s . M VII.
Phyolosea ptseples equsn,y restore the hair stop il
ssn q the han and are not to Be COMPOUNDED with the thou
iiSd sR 9Th X. e T. ~
Sh:a :: such ssd !: BY an application
vrtse Of which differs from other subsranes' Of similar
character.
For the quality Of his goods he refer Mss Aspin
wall Mihau Chiffon and others Of the
able chemists Of this city, who for the last several have
vended articles Of hrs manufacture.
Finally h. store win b and i
hnSy bat also thankfully be taken back The
snxsous TO que for his character for vea
and Eosd faith when from the Of the articles there
al n G smpsy % % AID he ]
good iaith call u most r.speesiuly solicited.
EUGENE ROUSSEL,
- a. mnnufseturei ssd Importer OF Perfumery,
d3 im're and ia Chesput strest Ph,lsdeInh,s
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NOTICE..

CusToM novsz, NEw YoRK
Co'leetor's O1ice, January 9th, iai6 (
the Oh inst to hight and keep in Isp.ir the term
year the LIST Of February certain Lamps Hu
River situated Van Wiss roint, Caston and at
New Batmore the 10 furnish the ecssary oil and
dition. - -
And ALSO take charge Of supentend and keep in their
places for the period time the pu Bile Buevs
belonging to the United States which situated in The Hud
son River, and attached TO the District of New York
Amps security will be required the faithful per
Torrance OF the RESPECTIVE
Persons proposing requested mark their bids Fropo-
sails Tor lighting Lamps, and keeping Buoys the Hudson
River e. w. LAWRENCE Coller,or
- ~~.'~~sSA'
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A most atrocions attempt was made at Pitts
burgh, recently to set nre to the steamer Cambria
Burning paper had been thrust under the doors Of the
state rooms and had, in fact, communicated with the
roof when discovered BY the Waterman Of the boat
The u. 8. Marshal, 1t seems, after being sadly
humbugged in Nauvoo, returned there TO get the real
Brigham Young, but II was no go. OF course Brigham
could not be found
The river at Fayetteville, N. c., rose on the sth
instant 2s fee, In AZ hours Five steamers loading
there At one tims--s rare sight for that town,
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PUBLIC SALE AT THE NAVY YARD.
ITO be sold at the D. 9. Navy ard BROOKLYN TUESDAY
NEXT, 2oth instant. At III by g. W. SCHULTZ, Aue-
uoneer.
zee Nine Pound SHOT.
5000 Twsnty-four Pound do.
Terms cash on delivery.
Navy Agents Once.
New York, Jan. 10, 1886.
PROSPER NJ. wETMORE,
Naxx Anan
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Marine Court.
Reforo Jud0n yVotovuao,


JAN. 1D.-John H. Merrill ". Thomas McSorisy-This
being OF rather a complex character, and par
ticuarly interesting to the legal profession give il
at length II was action brought by the plaintiff to
the amount Of two bills Of cossone of S65 and
the accompanying Of $40 24-whch accrued fol-
lows, and submitted before Justice Shsy lin Sep
TENDER last, the defendant commenced proceedings
landlord under the statute Of summary proceedings
TO eject the plaintiff for of In the first
case the defendant failed in his appearance before the
Justice In the second instance issue taken and
after these adjournmcnts and litigation, the de-
PENDANT, landlord, non.sui ed The said bill Of
costs, after taxation parfe before Judge J. W. Ed
monds, presented 10 Justice Shey In suit before
him, In which the defendant In this suit personally sp
peared plaintiff and in which he claimed for the
very ofhis rent and costs. Justice shey ruled that 10
consequences Of the defendant (icsoriey) not having
been served with copy Of said bill and costs gave
Judgment in his favor, disallowing however, the a
mount Of said bill Of costs This same bill ofcoss was az
forwards before Judge Edmonds Of which the de-
PENDANT was pcrsonsy notified and appeared before the
taxing ofccr. The whole Of this matter was very APP
propratey submitted before the Supreme Court, who,
after much elaboration sustained the vcws and juris
dic,ion OF his Honor Judge Edmonds Judge Waterman,
therefore gave Judgment 10 behalf Of the complainant for
SIS SO. Robert H. Shannon for PHI; j. B. shey, Esq for
daft
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Ogden Hoffman, James n. Whiting. VIM NJ. Price,
and Jonas b. Phillips, Esqrs counsel for the people
JAyle Trial Of Honeyman, alias Smith, resumed -
The trial OF alias Smith, alias
for being concerned with VIM Parkinson, Miller alias
Cupid and Davis alias Collard resumed this morn
ing The evidence however was Of the same character
that adduced the last trial additional facts Of
importance having been ELECTED The case will be re-
surned at III O'Clock 10. morrow morning
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1872 BROADWAY,

TO THOSE WHO SHAVE THEMSELVES
TIE celebrity Of Ring. vsrb.n. Cream ,h,ouEh.a. d.
Shaving Soap Il firmly believed nay indeed Il univer
sally admitted that article hitherto discovered
the penetrating effect the toughest boards
the genuine Verbena Cream does
Beware ofmt.tiOns, and observe the written sgnasurs
Prepared and for sale wholesale retail and exploration
by G. II. RING, Druggist,
ls2 Broadway, corner John atreet,
(Successor Of DR.. VIM. II. Minors }
N Brings Cough Candy and Elixsr Of Life for sale
hnYa dl7 m
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vicc-Chancelior's Court.

Vice. Chancellor McCoun presiding
JAN l9--His Honor the yice-Chsncsllor remarked,
upon coming into court that no unprepared with
any decisons and that parfs motions would
qnenty be considered.
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Mr. Shelby, son OF Gov. Shelby, killed young
man in Lexington, KY, a few weeks since.
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STONE FOR DRY DOCK.
NAVY AGENTS OFEICE Nrw yapr

CEALED PROPOSALS, endorsed sPropc,.ss for sion.
for Dry Dock will be received At tn. Office until Mon
st the Navy Yard New York, Granite Siele of the io
loving dimen,ions and quantities nesfly:-
Rough Ron Sh Hmm
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BLEECKER'S BIRD DEPOT,
No. q AGtOr Place. late zth &freaf.


a fev doors East Of Broad,say Nev York
THE subscriber respectfully informs the public that he has
the above for the aele OF Birds Forrgn and
Native) Cages Seeds &c. and hopes BY strict attention and
and upright dealing the patronage Of those dso-
ssd to indulge in this most delightful fancy,
articles his line, including Fancy Pigeons Of the different
sorts, Gold and Silver Fish German Paste made after
proved receipt Cutie Fis Bone Fountains Baths kc &c.
b Order. from out Of The Ely casly ssssnSsa g. and
New York. Dec H. 1875 dl1imr
OrrIcE on MERCANTILE MUTUAL IrsunANcK Co.
No. s. Wall street, December 9Th, 1916.
MEETING Of the Trustees, held the ofc. Of tho
"A Company, the srd instant, JOSEPH WALKER was
unanin?usy elected Presden IN place Of Lewis Gegoty,
supply the vacancy oeconed by the resignation Of Joseph
Hoxie.
- ''''' = ~ ESLiIWooD WALTER, Secretary.
MARINE Insurance. ON CARoo AND FRxioHT
The Mercantile Mutual Insurance Company, Ne 50 Wall
street, counes its business Marine insurance freight and
cargo. 49,
New subscription notes, amounting upwards Of Two
additions daily being made TO its assets.
The Company attention plan OF business which
u believed offers greater protection and larger returns
the assured than any other -
VIM. q. Langley, septimus Crooks, Geo. w Taylor,
Henry Sheldon Charles fsyen, Levi Cook,
Jas Freelsnd Chss II Rogers, A. Legoux,
s %is1 sMs .a.h k. :i:. us, Baker
Geo Hastings, Chas. q: Carleton, Leonard Kirby,
q w a. Rodgers kucus Hopkins, Jas Z, Haock,
g. D. Phelps. Herman Boxer.
JOSEPH WALKER, President,
LEWIS GREcosY, Vice President.
EILwoop WALrER Secretary. d2ssm-rc
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THE NEW YOPK HERALD.
JAMES GORDON BENEFIT, Proprietor.
Circulation. Forty Thousand.

DAILY HERALD-Eyery day rncs per copy
81 q aIanm-pay bic in advance
WEEKLY HERALD-Every Saturiay-Prce So ee,t
per copy-$sl2k cent? per annum-payable in advance
ADVERTISEMENTS at the usual pricss-alwsys cash
IN advance
PRINTING OF all kinds executed with beauty and de-
patch.
&c All lsren Communications, bv mail. addressed
the must be post pAd the postage will be
deducted from the subecrIplon money renltted
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
Proprietor Of the
New YoRx HERALD Ear ABLnHMKNT
Northwest Of Futos and Nsssav
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Common Pleas.

JAN. IO.-Ddu6 ~ MetLss W. Simon u. Bern0rd.-
This action to Of 81 $50 under the
goods jobber in Charleston and became indebted to
veral persons ia this city In 1912 he became embarrass
ed in his circumstances and received extension OF
his notes which were then outstanding. Subse suenGy
he became further embarrassed in consequence of fail
in and offered to compound for so
the dollar. To this offer his creditors would not
agree In consequence Of his indebtedness very large
sum to the firm OF Rsynard x Co. bstween IS 00o aud
S6O00 The defendant afterwards, through the inter
venten Of friend, compromised with all his creditors
eges that Of the creditors received so Cents the
dollar, which he contends fraud the other Gre
ditors, and renders the compromise invalid He now
brings the present action to the full amount Of
his claim After the plaintiffs counsel had got through
with his case, tho defendants counsel moved for
fore the court The judge took that view and granted
the motion. For plaintiff, Mr. Brooks for defendant,
Mr.. Cutting.
Before Judge DAILY. a#
William H. Thompson Edmund b Beaumonk-This
was an action to recover damages for q libel The
plaintiff 10 Wholesale dry goods merchant in Pearl
street. and the defendant 10 merchant tailor carrying
on business in Broadway. The libel for placing the
plaintiffs in book kept by the tailors society, of
which the defendant is member. Tho book 10 called
the Tsilors Black Book wherein the OF class of
persons known Jeremy Didles, or in other words,
entered Every member Of the society 10 urnshed
with copy Of the book, to which has clerk and all
in his store have Upon settlement Of
counts between the pares aquarre took place. and the
defendant had the plaintiffs inserted in the black
book. The plaintiff apprsed Of the circumsa ncs,
had only examined two witnesses when the court I'D
journed II will BIO resumed this morning. For plain
tiff, Mr. A. L. Dordan and j. p. Martin for defendant,
MIR. sandford and Mr.. M Do Mott.
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CKOTON WATER

CkUTON WATER
NOTICE-Those persons taking the Crotcn Wafer would
IN do well call and examine the premium Water Filters
manufaelured BY the sab.crbers They eopuuced
thst they only clarity but purify tho urbd water
rendering Of eIeaDess and dyesng Of every
impurity. They be attached 70 Croon waterpipes
Croon Plumbing and WsterFiter Estsblshment, No. 30
Broadway, between Walker and White SITS. d. lm-r
ELT3o parent shesthng Felt very superior
- eie, for sale in ots TO suit purchasers, by
- ". r. EOLLiNS q co s. Month
" THORNk q Co, PTcAsss sss Fiear Merchant, II
= s>~ea espo~f q
ohN-7oo bushels pure white Westcheser for sale by
~ y. r. COLLINS CO. s. Bouths street
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DAGUERREOTYPE
GENERA Furnishing Establishments and Sole Agency
TOIGTLaENDERs APPARATUS.
The vogaender Apparatus, also the best Plates
Chemicals. Polishing Materials and Morocco Canes &c Re
addressing iposs rad ,s e r,.h pu.,.,,.
Or LANGENHElM BkCkEkS. 7o1 Broadway, ". Y.
The following gentsmsn have agreed to act Is Agents
for the sal. OF the Voigtaender Apparaus:--
Mes.n Ltch 4 Whipple, Boston Mass.
Mr.. James l.. l., on, Richmond, Va.
MIR. .. Broedbent, Columbia, b q.
MIR. James p Ferry, Charleston, 3. G.
MIR. 3 Noessei, New Orleans
MesArs. johnson Jacobs, New Orleans.
w. x +. LAN9ENHEIM,
jlo imers Exchange, Philadelphia.