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Court or General sessions.

Before Recorder Scott and Aid Stoneal and Messeroe
John McKeon, Esq District Attorney.
Nov. O. Trial for Grand Ldreeny-A colored lad by
the name of John Johnson placed at the bar this
morning for trial. charge of having on the 30h Of
September stolen IA yards Of broad CLOTH alleged TO
be worth $38 So the property Of Mr. William T. Dele
ran The Jury found the accused guilty and he
fenced TO be imprisoned in the State prison at Sing Sing
for the term Of three years.
Trial for. ighway Robbery.-A man named William
Silvey placed at the bar charge Of having
been concerned with William Davis in knocking down
sailor by the Of Lucas Barrett in Reade street.
near West Broadway the night Of the 18th of October
and forcibly robbing him Of his watch breaspin and
purse containing money. II appears from the evil
dence adduced that the parties had met at dance house.
which they left together at late hour and arriving
the of Reade street and West Broadway the
accused committed the offence charged against them
The jury without leaving their seats found Sivey gull
y the Court sentenced him to 10 years imprisonment
in the State prison Az the officer was conducting him
back to prison, he remarked in loud voice, can
stand first rateI stay there 10 years and you
may all 60 to h-l'
Trial for .assa,ah and B1ftery With intent TO Ri -
Henry Marx then called to trial for assault and
battery with intent to kill being charged with having on
milknau named John Cusick, with pistol at the resi-
dence the defendant After enpanellisg jury, fur
Their proceedings in the were postponed until Mon
day morning. From the sensation which this affair oc
casionsd at the time Of its presumed that
the court will be crowded to excess during the pro-
grsss Of the trial.
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Decisions In Chancery.

When confirmed, must not be questioned although it
place us in very unsafe predicament and We can dis
security in title which is declared valid.
Not many months since, valuable house and lot in
this city sold under foreclosure by Master,
directed by decree in Chancery. The purchaser
after leases the for the term Of years at annual
rent Of per cent the amount Of the purchase Soon
after this lease signed and delivered Out not record
ed petition served to set aside this sale for some
reRularty both by the Master in the SALE and also in
the obtaining of the Decree by default This petition
granted in part the sale declared void but the
lease in good faith must remain valid.
am now in this sad predcament-have lease Oh y
years from an irresponsible landlord" who has no title
An appeal from the decision Of the Vice on
this other points, made to the Chancellor
who confirms the former decision in particular
Still and more perplexng have just discovered
that this said mortgage directed to be forecossd "
trustees, who acted under the power Of deed when
deed the Chancellor declares "legal and VOID =
Now them what becomes of this decree to SELL when
obtained by default, and without authority Must we
take decree as valid, obtained by Tom, DICK and
Harry" without authority fso,
COP SAVE THE PEopLE.
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joints swelling of the muscular substances near them
other distressing symptoms too well known to need aes
tion may be effectuay removed by the use OF Kings
pound syrup OF Hydrodste Of Potassa sarsapara ena
low Dock Root The great aud increasing demand Tor
article this kind induced the proprietor 20 bring ~
fore the public that all have the benefit Of It. ana ka
that there is remedy for this distressing compa
Rheumatism IL is recommended in full confidence as DC
specific, aud needs but trial to convince the most Sc
~. l.'"s' Di"ss's'" nm" ~-' - 2teo
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These complaints the most prevalent at this
,ua and 80 certain OF these disessss as n
TIES GALVANIC STRENGTHENING PkhSI IT
When properly used has beer known to fa' IN m
distressing afFlicuons and preventive Tor oids'
Asthemafic sfectious, md in pulmonary complaints,
(}aivsnic Plaster will be found Of and permanent
vantage Only agent in New York, 1872 Broadway.
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name imports compact and eompletecontainiDg article,
,hr very bes quality, and of dimensions convient
use with addition Of lhe Metallic TABLET Razor strop
fc,cept IN itself to recommend IL. For sale at
q. SAUNDERS K SON,
III Broadway, opposite Howards Hote
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Court Calendar- This Day.
SUPERIOR CouRr.-64, 90, 81 to los.
Dunt or the w e
No Postponement

No Postponement on account or the w
therProfessor Rodgers will deliver his second Lecture
the corner of drove aud Hudson streets, Sruruay
ming Nov tn Several persons will be nagnetized, aud
experiments will be performed on the audience 50
as taking crying, singiug, &C. &C. Ciarvoy
will oe In attendauce aod examine strange member fr
The audience. a surgical operation will be performed
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Pocket and Penknlvrs, sciasors. NaiId

Gc-A beautiful assortment Of the above be at
subs rbe No III Broadway consisting of the most spl
did and unique patterns imported to this country
q SAUNDERS X SON,
few doors above CourtaId stree
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The New PLASET.-The new planet has been
observed by Prof. Mitchell, at the CINCINNATI Ob-
servatory. In his notices Of Il, he says;- The mean
of all the makes the dameter little more than
two seconds showing the absolute diameter OF the
sche 10 be- above 5000 miles In color the planet
sembles Hsrschel only the tint Of blue little Deeper
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Common Pleas.
Before Judge Ulshoeder.

CLARK ps. Sutton Adjourned to this morning
Before Judge Ingrahsm.
Read Spencer a. Hannah u.s. Ward Heath This
cause was resumed yesterday morning. and after the
plaintiffs had closed their evidence, Mr. Brady on the
mart ofibe defend moved for nonst the ground
Of variance between the declaration and proof, which
was granted. The Court then adjourned
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STEAMSHIP CALEDONIA, from Boston, for Liv
pool, was seen on the I'd inst, Cape Sable E.
distant so miles.
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ARRIVAL PROM EUROPE. packet ship New
York, Capt. Chopper, arrived yesterday with thir-
ty-five cabin passengers, most of whom were on
board the Great Britain when she was wrecked
among the number is the Hon. William r. King,
our late minister to France.
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Csrcuff Court.

Before Judge Edmonds
Nov. 5--Henly u.s. TIE Harlem Railroad CompGny.-
This adjourned In consequence Of the illness
Of Judge Edmonda
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Robt. d. Watson,
Tal Tresd,pell,
]. j. Gallup,
John Fuller.
ALLEGHAvy.
Samuel Russell,
Grover Leapens.
BRooME.
Dene ReIyea.
CORTLAND.
Timothy Green.
CHEMUN0.
VIM. Maxwell.
CAyU0A.
Wm. j. Corn sceil,
SAMUEL Bell
John T. Rathbun.
cATrARAU0UG
Two wings.
CHATAUQUE.
Madison BurneH,
p. j. Orton.
cHENAN00.
RansoM BuIeom,
David Nc Whorfer.
CLINTON.
George M. Beck,0ifh.
COLUMBIA.
VIM. NJ. Miller,
John s. Gould.
DELAWARE.
]. c. Allaben,
Donald Shatc.
pUTcHrss.
Epenetus Crosby,
Walter Sherman,
a. j. Vanderbilt.
ERIE.
H. Shumway,
O j. Green,
W. H. Pratt,
j D. Hope.
ESSEX.
William Patrick,
FRANKLIN.
John Hutton.
GErRsEE.
Herman Blodset,
.aionao S Upham.
FULTON AND HAM'N.
Daniel Moore.
GREEN.
Two wings.
HERKIMEH.
Abijah Beckwith,
Jefferson Tillinghast.
KINGS.
E. p. Peck,
A. D. Lopez,
John A. Emmons.
LIVINGSTON.
YIN. p. Fullerton.
.Andrev Sill.
MADISON.
p. Pan TaIkenbursh,
G. II. Taylor.
MONROE.
VIM. c. Bioss,
John Nc CONCEAL,
John B. Smith.
MONTGOMERY.
Gamaiiei BotDditeh,
Daniel Gray.
NEW YORK.
VIM Small,
John H. Bowie,
David I. Chatfield,
Daniel Z. sickles,
Alex. Stewart,
John E. Develin,
N. B. Smith,
Henry Keyser,
Charles Baxter,
Michael Walsh,
J. Z. Rutherford,
Lyman Csndee,
Alex. M. Alling,
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Dennis Garrison,
f. r. Carpenter,
Uxxiah Wenman.
NIAGARA.
Benz. Carpenter,
Chris. II. Skeel.
ONEIDA.
A. Z. Chandler,
John Dean.
John B. Miller.
VIM. M. Munger.
oNoNDAoA.
Joseph Prind!e,
David L. Fdrnham,
Charles N. Stoeet,
Norman Maron.
ONTARIO.
Emery p. PotfIe,
ETra Pierce.
ORANGE.
W. c.. Hasbrouck,
Joseph Dduis,
Hudson McFarlen,
ORLEANS.
.Abner Hubbard.
oswEoo.
Moses L. Lee,
Curtis r. Cable.
0rsEcO.
William Temple,
Cyrus Brown,
F. A. Fenno.
PUTNAM.
One Wing.
QUEENS.
Vessel S. Smith.
RENSSELAER,.
"A. X. Hadiey,
T. Gregory,
ID. S. McNomara.
RICHMOND.
Geo. NJ. Cole.
RocKLAND.
John A. johnson.
sCHoHARIE.
Thos. Smith.
Elisha Hammond.
SENECA.
.Ansel Bascom.
SARATOGA.
r. C. Morgan,
Joseph Daniels.
SCHENECTADY
A Toll.
ST. LAWRENCE.
Bishop Perkins,
Henry Barber,
Phineas Atwater.
srEUBEN.
Three Democrats.
SUFFOLK.
One Wing.
One Democrat
SULLIVAN.
". B. Wright.
ToMPKINs.
S. Laurence,
II. W. Page.
rIo0A.
Charles X. B0rsfoU.
ULsrER.
jacob II. De Witt.
J r. L. Montanger.
wARREr.
John Hodgson.
WAYNE.
Samuel Moore
j. r. Sotsthard.
WYOMING.
Arden Woodruff.
wssrcHEsrER.
Rich. N. UnderhiH,
Janes E. Beers,
WARRINGTON.
Adolphus +. HifeheocI
Samuel SIC Doual.
YATES.
Nehemiah Rapelye.
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CANDIDATES ELECTED.
STATE oFFIcERs
Governor :. =. :. John Young.
Lieut. Governor. Addison Gardiner
Canal Commrs.. Thomas Clo.ces.
t" J.F. Hudson.
SENATE.
lst-John Townsend 6th-Nelson j. Beach.
I'd Harvey R. Morris 6th-William M Hawley.
Sd ira Ho~vis. 7th-.abraham Gridley
4th-Jarv,s N:sLake. stn-E II. Ruggles.
The next Senate will stand:-
Whis. Nafipe. Dem
Hold over ..,,,, 10
Elected 1876. ...........
Total. ...... 10 81
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Tnf Pogtllh EsTl
City IntelllGences

4,77o Whig gam, as reported.
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The news by the Britannia has not yet made its
appearance. According to the telegraphic des
patch of last evening, she had not arrived at Bos-
ton al O'Clock.
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hequeme gntfrrnun9 III Srcnte Der 2Eeb,
nunasn. GeHannte Sauereien ltno oureb els
ne tfentlibe Stra6e aetrcnnt, meltbe BON
ccr perticmeu nno Nearinaer 2bcrltra6e
nacb oen 9tdottbcn Geu. Stobr, garlville,
Gretsr, Olsp umo &c. fhbrt.
SO 3-45 9Ifsr aepdcG(taes Ealtanien.
| bcl,lanb bon Il bis 20Jabre Wuebs, aeleaen
auf Oct ent9eaenaeiestcn 9cite bes Sebupt.
fiu.SuGee, ndtbit Dem Shuplfin Canal, in
Slcrpsg oprntrp Saunltbip, gbetter gauntp,
etpa D1eIIrn bon ptenbeI eIbriebensn plan
tasen.
Stehte frsi BON Bslaltunsen Seeinauu,
gen: bic 6dlftr baar belm 4nsfertiaen unp
lleter liefern Der &aufbriefe fir Die Yauertis
en-, unr bic 8iIan5 in Gin uno 5wei Sabrsn,
acl1bert burt Tanb umo O1crtaaat: 6olis
lanp, taar beim lleberliefern bes &auftriefe.
Die fsrneru Selcnperbeiten rrfraae man
bel Nibarb Boone, Neabins, Serfs gaun'
tp, ODER tri D1. 3bcmae nno 3pbn. $40. 9S,
waanu6ltra6e, in pblacrlrbia. wiro
Uertauft auf Sefebl BON Samuel Spafman,
greeutcr pes pertorbenen Jobn payne, BON
Hibaro Boone, 1aent.
8eobma, Sept IS. SIM
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par, an melber Serr Graubure ourb Die
ifte i6weben iollte. erlbicn Gin Wann
'uf Dem Sabe Der Yruds mit-cinrr
3 6, Die 9dnlemdbIe gum &erontiasu
ct iblaululfi9en Wenee in DER SluB floo.
IS rpar oies Elm foitliber 98ie, belon:
ers ols iene wobloe3oouen edoiee NIT
ut3eiperrten Mdulern ltb iFlblf ais
Pdnie erbllcften. Courier.
Gin 2lidbrioer Upfqt. Sci elmer neu
ben Qu6bsherune Der Srulf oes Dam
es all Der Sprine Sortlb, in paroce6
auni1tp. Yorf @auntp. fano man in
ner tiefe BON 10 SUP i'm eebmbooen eli
EN- upfel BON osr io8enannten 8lnter
pear Urt. pslber ouf Der 2(uBenieite Die
Earbe oeS eebm5 bate, inpenolo ober gut
no 9eluno Dar. uno tpie Elm Npfel i'm
SrGblno i6mefte. SIS III nun unoefebr
Sabre oa Der Damn Sulest auf9ebaut
Puroe, bas lSa1er bate bon oben ctwa 7
eub berunter oewoiben. uno ol6 man
ob 8 SUP binunter grub, fam man auf
mem Stein. unter melbem oleler Upfel
bo. @a5ette.
Srau vert anft - Ser lluter
tibnete Seiot an, oaB ct feline Srau eoui-
an oen Wetbooiltenpfarrer pete
raul d) fir Sbaler perfauft bat,
pofir bic @eribtsfolten bc,oblt wuroen.
tuf oieie6 bin bat oele5 QSeib uno ibr
Pfa1 fsnen llniprub an mid. uno i1oe
bm. oa6 er lib niOt bort leben lai1en
arf. 100 ib MIDI aufbolte.
peter eaub +.
Dampfbootsg rploIon.-9tr StisI auf
sm 9ampfbOcts entsrpriis Seripan9 am 2llf.
tu9uif, stwa 40 Nslsn obsrbolb 9ispncia.-
Son ben $50 Ysrfrnen mtbs fib sur 3tit an
5crb bsfanren muretn 3 ou9entlflib 9etIbs
Il uno sini9s 9(ntsrs idper psrmunbtt. llns
kr ben Sermunestsu iino Gisuttnont Soaring,
OH Der qruspias 9s9icn, unb @apt Hccps.
pie @rpc1on srsi9nsts iib Mcr9enS, 9Isitb
elm Qt9sbsn css Scotss, nslds6 mdbrsno psr
|tadt fill 9sIs0sn bate.
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@reCutDrs Gerfauf

bon 2 ibdBbarcu Saueretcn.
nitit rem 9teapin9 0ticsctabn Depot, az
Ocu9labplle' SGrfs County -sbenfalls,
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-07-04

his store-sold out his estate-collect-
ed his ample means, and followed her
to her distant abode, to make new
offer of his hand! She had just mar
ried man of high standing, aware OF
all the circumstances, but incapable OF
resisting her charms. Poor w! Then
Indeed did the iron enter his SOUL
g The deadly arrow quivered in his
side." His early love-his fuctuating
courtship-his triumph and the tragedy
il occasioned-the fiight-the divorce
his years of misery-the new birth
of his passion, and now its disappoint-
ment final and foreyer-came rushing
over him, like an avalanche, in the
tide of bitter memories, and he prayed
for death! Whether his pryor was
answered, we know not. He may yet
wander broken hearted over the earth;
but one thing we do know; if he be
dead, more wretched, yet purer and
nobler spirit never winged its flight to
heaven.
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or An old lady in an adjoinin.

o." An old lady in an adjoining
county, recently made visit TO this
city. She had been raised within
days travel Of Nashville, but had new
err seen our city before this visit. She
was greatly astonished at the number
of houses, the stirring population, and
the many rare sights which met her
eyes. Passing down Deaderick street,
she saw BARRIERS pole, and inquired,
lis that candy shopn 'No,' said
her companion. well | thought it
was, seeing that great stick Of candy
at the door. '-Nashvillc Paper.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-07-04
Ton Good In be Losf-A raw

Too Good TO be Losf.-A raw re-
cruit, coming into action, did as his
comrades did, loaded his gun, but in
stead of presenting arms, he placed the
breech of his gun on the ground, and
appeared to be anxiously endeavoring
to draw his charge. One Of his COM
rades observing him sung out, Jim,
why don't you fire, and let 'em have
it, boy" Because replied Jim, Il
doesn't dare to; | shall hurt some
body; for I've got a ball in my gun, and
can't get il out