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The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1849-12-19
Cabinet Making, sc,

iN@ subscriber respectfully announces 20
tho inb.je rhl,sl'c carries on he "nbuci ma
klnlg business in all It's various Ar&uthes; AMI
! hope by unl'ring industry arl atG,,l,rn to
LiSglcSSg 70 merit share OF the paironagr ul
. = friends and the public.
B.---lfc will keep constantly OH
hand--Fancy and Plain marble top Dress
ing Bureaus, Side boards. Pine and Mahoga-
ny WaFdrooes, high and, low post curled
}. m PIE led scaaS. saSL sSai iyans, Centre
~ tEi3.5 $SS IS. sg3G description.
$50 s y \; /, 5sSs, S. " y, ,hairs, do.
Z, 4, &. ssG 'e " isSts %!. Tables,
= 5s:Sy; \, ~, \, & 49, i 3 sstsy,s al mat
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Fare Reduced to $40 from
L:ss !d{s,sziss ;;s7f; !ls5,:tz;s !;s: ;
Charleston to NeW-YOrk,

'hi' N'iNi'-N 'i.Niis N't u Nl) vi
CHARLES ron, S G..
LEAVING the Wharf mt the foot Of I,au-
rcns-st. Iatiy al 3, p. III. after the arrival OF
the southern cars, wa WILMINGTON and
WELDON, y. e.. PETERS BURG, RICH.
MOND, to WASHINGTON, BATE
MORE, PHILADELPHIA. aud y YORK.
Th" pubic is respectfully informed ,ha,
the steamers ol th,s !nc, from Charleston Ia
Wilmington, are III first rate condition, and
are navl"at"d Ivy Wei known aud experienced
commanders. and th" railroads are IN fine or
der, thereby sccuT ng both sactvand dispatch.
y THROUGH TICKET having already
been n operation will I've continued on and
alter The first "l Oci. lSlo, as permanent ar
ranIcmcut RON Chlr!cSton 10 New York.
Passengers avallur themselves thereof. viii
nave tic option either Ia continue without
delay through he route or otherwise. to stop
at amy oi the intermediate points, renewing
their seats on the line to suit tFIcr ronyc-
nicncc BY THIS route travellers may reach
New ork On The third day durlng business
hours. Baggage VII be tickc,cd on board
the Steamer to Weldon as Likewise on tho
change OF cars. al The intermediate points
from thence To y York. Through Tickets;
so each can alone be had from f., WINS
LOW, Agent OF the Wilmington aud Raic,g il
X. K. Company. nj the oihtc oi III" COMPANY
loot oi l.anrcns-s'rcct, to whom please apply
For other information inquire OF
l.. G.. DUNCAN,
Attic American ilo,cl, Charleston s. G.
May Q 40 "
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NIUSETNS AND EAGEs

Cord Muslns, White Organdie, Namsuk
Swiss, Book, Null. and Cambria do, Cotton
and Jacconct, do, Laccs of all styles, I.ace
Capes, Collars, Caps, Sc, Lace Edgings,
Cambria do, Muslin do. and Thread do.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1849-12-19
SEAWLS.

y large assortment Of White, Black and
Cord Crarr, rh;bct Wool, Cashmere, Bro
cndc and Silk, all sizes and very rich.
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IMPROVED COTTON GINS

& thankful Tor past iavours, the subscriber,
wishes to inform the public that he still
manufactures COTTON GINS at his Es-
adjustment in Statosbure on the most i'm
proved and approved plan, of the most sim.
pc construction of the finest finish, and Of
the best ma'orals, to wit, SieeI .Sors and
Steez ptnted ribs CASE hardened, in which he
vii sell Tor two dollars per saw. lie also
r.palrs old Gins, and pnts thorn in com
pete order at tho shortest notice. All or
aars Tor Gins wall be pronlpy and punctu.
ally attended to.
WILLIAM ELLISON.
sStaiebaT@, sc. April ii, lS49 "a ii
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LAW INOiiJE.

GHE:diG, E'AL1sG:ss IL GREGG,
Ni.i practice III the Courts OF Law and
Equity. Tor Fairfield District; and
GREGG & GREGG,
VIII practice IN kcrshaw and Sumter, in ad
duIon 10 ltichIaud
Columbia, Isl .Ianuary, lS40. II iii
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! Qbarieston advertisements.
TO THE PEOPLE OF 4
SUMTER DISTRICT,
New FALL qHspdpdBSs

KETCHUM 81 TAYLOR, would respect
fully invite the attention OF The residents Of
Sumier District, who intend visiting tho city
this lal), To their extensive assortment o
STAPLE and FANCY DRY GOODS, con.
sIsiing in pari as follows:
SEa.HAS.
r'aIn Black Gro dc Rhine Gro Grain, Gro
dc Naples and Gro de Swiss, Figured, Striped
and Piaidcd do, Rich Chamolinn Broro,Ics
Rich Chameleon GIacc's, Rich CLamcIion
Satin dn Chine. Rich Cham Gro dc .Arrcu,,e,
Chainl Raw SILKS, Cord Marc.lincs, Flom.
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A large assortment OF CLOTHS, CasSi,narcs
Twred:, Kentucky Jeans, tob-Rny plai,is
Satireits &c. Satin, Sllk-Nelyet, ard VaIcn.
Gin Scstint-s
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ChiQatx and aris,snapuas.

English, French, and American Dress and
Furniture Chnt~, English. Frrnch and Amer.
can Ginsh;uns, beautiful styles
CLOTHS f..
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Fe.:,aie 1Ied,cinrs.

jE. :. T rowNsExn'. Sarsarlrlla is a rcve.cicn
'na Aire;y cn'e Cor inciricnt Consumption Barren.
ness 'r''Als"s ticT or Falling OF Tic Womb Cos,
HEcn"h'- IncS l.encorfhcs. or Whites ubstructsd
"i i'7icuit t.enstrna.ion incontuence Of Urine or
~ "!nH'asy discharge thereof and for the general
P'"'!'ii"n "i ihe sy''em--no matter whether the
i"'n' ri inherent cause or causes produced by ir.
f"suarit! ,llness or accident Nothing cun be more
f"'P''inS than its gcrang effects on the hupan
frame Ts-snas all weakness and lassit,,ie {r,,,,
taking T. ,rcc tacome robust and full OF efst ~,
unlsE IL ,hr u"rr a. = SgSE sSIs
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Dr r. Tow-sErn-I verify believe yonr sarss.
pariila has been tho means, through Providence,
ol saving my lie have for several years had a
bad Tough u became worse nai worse. AZ last
raised large quantities Of blood had nigh. swEsts
and was greatly dchilhated and .etucsd. sutEsst-si =
pariila short time. and there has 4, wondrrlui
charge been wrought III me. sm now able tt,
walk "i! Over tho c.ty raise blood. and my
e"nsh has !cn me fnm can well ira s:fo that +
nn thankful for these rcsuits. Your oheiiant
i"r.snt W.l. Russell, IS Catherine.st
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-.sfssssSs. '..r,s"t ru.rlSrt ur~1 MIA ntrt,,
in crSti, rn. i.ra -a-.. -, Ing a. ti, ..,
D-'lr1'arrrt HnrhgFn Vomiting, rain in tbs
b'cN and Lions, False Pains, Rem"srhagc and In
@ @lh,!nh II has i'o efus! The great beauty @. ;hi
neh!eii" i' n ' awa! safe and the most delicate
use II most successfully, very few cases require
ant ot.J medicine IN some little Castor OIL ar
NagneEia IS n'cEn fNercitn In the ofcn sfr, end
light iood with this mcdoinc, viii always see.Ire
sale aud easy confinement:
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-01-12
OTTAWA, ILLINOIS, FRIDAY, JANUARY TO- 1s49
II port OF the Commissioner OF the General Land
Office.

We have received copy Of the report CT
Mr.. YOUNG, the accomplished commission
err Of the general lanl office. tits eminent
ly n business like document, direct and
strong, dealin. largely in facts, figures, and
sensible suggestions, and eschewing fudge,
fustian, and flourish. Although quite long,
there is not superlluohs worl in the re-
port, and its length only shows the amount
oflabor and cares that rest upon the head Of
this important branch Of the public service.
We are by our limited space, precluded from
publishing this report a, length; but we give
n few extracts, showing the character Of the
report, and we have prepared an abstract OF
the balance, so that our readers may form a
tolerabe idea of its contents.
The public domain, since the late acqui-
si,ions from Mexico, covers an area OF
l .58i ,2l3,2 200 acres, of which about III,
260,O0i have been sold or otherwise dspos-
of; leaving l,ll2,2l7,l97 still unsold. Of
these, lie i'm
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-01-12
Fashionable Tailoring.
GEORGE SMITH

ID ESPECTfUll.Y return thanks to the cit
L N'zens OF Ottawa and vicinity Tor the liberal
patronage he has heretofore ceived and hopes
to meri, confluence Of the same. His 7aihr-
ing Establishment is on the son,h side of the
public square, over Ryan and Sangcr's store
lie is prepared to do work on the most reasona.
BILE terms, and wsuents all garments made by
him 10 fit. Cutting will " done on short notice
aud waTren'ei to ut It proPe''y made mp The
Fail and Winter Fashions.
From New York city, have Just been received,
thus enabling him 10 furnish garments in The ia
test and mos, apprcqed style.
". b. LuD,br, and mosis kinds Of country
produce wW be hokeu in paymme for icorA.
Ottawa. Sent, %, 1913,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-01-12
THE FREE TRADER.
Office, 81 story, North end Of Reidick's neto
brick block, on The public square.
TERMS +:

TERMS:
Two DOLLARS per dnnu,h, Updid IN al
,oncc: Two DOLLARS AND Fury Cents u
maid ,rithin sir months and THREE DOL
LAus if deiayed until The end ofhc gear.
Advertisements inserted al 81 per square
for he first insertion, and - cents for each
SUBSEQUENT insertion. 4 liberal discount al
Iored 10 those ,rho advertise By he gear.
T7-No paper discontinued until all ar
rear ages are paid, unless at the option Of he
publishers.
II, Communications, TO insure attention,
must dl'ony be free otposidge, and accom-
panied nith The authors ndEc.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-01-12
LandWarrants & Land Agency,

VNIIE undersigned will act as agent, AZ Dixon, ILL.,,
for persons who wish to purchase Government
Lands, by sending their money, post paid, with one
per cent rs fee: will locate Land Warrants for those
who may send their warrants accompanied by power
Of attorney, affidavit, and 81 prosecute claims for
soldiers Bounty Land or Scrip; enter lands for per-
sons paying part of the money down. and wait from
2 TO IL months for the balance of the money and
keep ARRAYS on hand LAND WARRANTS for sale ut
lowest rates, Persons wishing to buy warrants will
find it to their interest in Dixon, MS they will not be
required to pay for warrant unless it answers their
purpose. 1t is often the case that persons bringing
ed or their warrants cannot be- used on account of
nfonnaliiy in the assignment ofthc warrant These
difficulties are avoided by purchasing of the under
signed persons not required to pay for war
rant unless il will plss inspection.
Communications post paid, will always meet with
prompt attention Ljlli-6) CHARLES DEMENT,.
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TO NllLLEKS.

DRICES Of boiling clothes reduced, No. Q
10 SO per yard, GO inches wide, best
brands. IN gradual reduction on lower numbers
to 81 Is for No. |. II can be sent by mail at
same rate Of postage as letters, viz 10 cents pr.
ounce for 300 miles or less, 20 cents per ounce
Tor all distances beyond, (wei hing about o..
pcryarl.) A large supply of Burr Mill
stones, Screen and Fam Mill Wire, Por,a-
HE Mills, Plaster, ETC., etc, on hand. No. 2l7
North Main street. next square above Missouri
Hotel, st, Louis. falil q e e.. TODD.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-01-12
.sIyONE. SWEET uOMC,"

"NliE undersigned offers, vcrv low tnr cash, n
desirable Farm situated in Livingston coun-
= ~, ILL.,, about 90 miles from Ottawa, contain
ing Soncres. one half which is timber, with good
hewed log house, stable, cribs, etc. on it. Also, at
the dooran excellent well of wOtcr-3j acres are I'M
charJ and fine lot of shnlbbery on the premises
For particulars enquire of A. W. EpERsor., South
Ottawa, or d. BUCHANAN, north side Of the puic
square, Ottawa d. 3 EpgRs6r..
7. S.-lf application is made soon bargain may
be had Aug. % A. NJ f.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-01-12
S95 Reward.

TNllE above reward will be paid by the subscribers
/ to any one who will give them information Of
the whereabouts Of one LEWIS BuRerR. German
Pedlar. He lef this place about the first Of Jun,
last, and when last heard from, was sick in Knox 60
lie was about five ec i've inches IN heights and ra,h
or small size, aud about - years ofage
Any one giving any information of him. whcthe,
dead or alive, will receive the above reward
address ROSENFELD 81 ROSENBERG.
Chicaro, Dee, I, 1873. lD-lm
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U.ROSENKRANS, NJ. d.,
DR.. p. KIRWA AN

II ESPECrFUl.LY informs the citizens oil
IL Ottawa and vicinity that he has peru a
ncntly located in Ottawa, where he may be
consulted by persons wishing his services IN
the limo of his profession.
Office on the north side Of The public square,
directly opposite the CITY Hotel, where he will
constantly keep on hand well selected assert
mcnt of drugs and medicines, etc, OF superior
,u,Ii,v. Ottawa. Apt,l ~, 1878.
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Marble and S1Onc Yard.

n LYONS would inform the inhahuanis Of
D.Ouawa and surrounding country that he
has established himself in The above business in
Ottawa, on Columbus st, directly opposite Geo.
Vests livery stable, where he will be able to fur
nlsh to order tomb stones, monuments, tables OF
any other article IL his line OF business.
OlaWa, Sent. II, 1877.
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NEW TAILOR SHOP.

d Has recently established himself in Ottawa
on the north side g he public square, where he
will promptly attend to all calls in his line Of bu.
siness. Fashions received regularly. All work
executed in his shop iswarranied. Cutting done
10 order. may 2S, lsi1-.i6-n
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Dn. JOSEPH STOUT,

Physician & Surgeon Ohdmd, III.
Offers his professional services to the citlhens
Of Ottawa and vicinity. Office at his residence
a., the new public square. June ", 1871
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-01-12
DR.. J. PEARSON,

Physician, Surgeon Il Dentist OHdmd, iH.
Offers his professional services 10 the inhabt.
ants Of Ottawa and vicinity. Office at his resi-.
dence on Columbus street.
P.S,-Dr. i. still continues to perform oper'
atoms in all the various branches oi DgSrIsrnI,
Charges 10 correspond NTH The times!
March II. 1871.
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II. w. HOPKINS, Nj. d.

Physician Is Surgeon OHdra, III.
Oilers his professional services to the cl'Izens
pf Ottawa and vicinity. Office over Walker ~
Ilicklng's store, where he may be found at alt
times except when absen, on professional bust
ness. Aug.6 1876.
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ROWLAND & GUlLBERT,

Phwicidns and SHrgeonS.
OFFICE tn. snme ~ formerly occupied by Dr.
y Rowland where one or the other ct the firm Wi!
always be iounl, save when absent on professional
business Ottawa, Noy2l ISIS.
DE- PRArr will rcmnn IN The office rs hcrctolorc
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-01-12
III Ward G. Doggett,

w. Manufacturers Of BOOTS and SHOES,
Mddleboro, Mass are prepared to furnish country
dealers, etc, with all kinds Of Boots and Shoes by
the cas- or dozen, on the most reasonable terms
their store. liz Ldke Street. Chicago sep II
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Fashionable Tailoring.
CONELLY a. EAILEY

- ETuRN thanks to the public Tor the liberal
IL patronage extended to them, and would state
that they have removed to the north side of the
City Hotel, to the building adjoining the house
lately occupied by John McCauy. They have
procured the latest
FaH and UInter Fashions.
direct from New York, which will enable them
to make up garments in the most fashionable
style. Work will be done in the best manner,
aud all garments made to tit,
Ottawa. Sen 2S, 1913
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Observation-Disclosures .---W have often heard
of the excessive and occasionally NAL 0pro-
pos politpness Of Irish Judges Of the last gen
GRAFTON towards prisoners tried before them.
II would appear that the race Is not extinct.
Lord Chief Justice Doherty, In passing sent
ence upon Messrs. McManus, O'Donohoe'
and Measher, suddenly stopped short when
expa,iating on the mo Gnitude Of their ctItnt 2
in very eloquent strain, and, asifafraM 81
being tedious, came down 10 this eommon-
place civili,y "But shall not now deta'n
YOU longer" Detain them from What, con.
siderate gentlemen? From being srntent ell
to be hahced, drawn, bshrsdcd anal qusr.
tered! Really this passes Chesterfield IN tact
and taste
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-01-12
HENRY G.. COTTON,

attorney and Counsellor al Lar, and Soil
citor in ChaacGry- ONard, III.
Office in Reddiek's BlVcN, east side OF the pubic
SQUARE. June Z iSi7.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-01-12

beg leave respectfully to refcr'o the re.
communication in my last annual report, Tor
the extension Of the preemp'ion privilege to
all actual settlers ON the public lands, whclh'
er surveyed or not, to which the Indian title
has been cx,inguishcd. This mortorious
class Of our citizens is entitled To special
consideration, as It is chiefly through their
fundamentally that the. fruitful regions oi
the West have been opened M TO the enter.
prise and industry ofthe millions who now
peoplc them. When we compare the pros.
peri,y of those young aud tlourishing States
with their condition thirty or forty years ago,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-05
the Hotels.

ARRIVALS AND pEFsEruENs
W kihbey, Washington, too Misses Miokle, New
York: D OartmsuB. aud Or 81. Jheyns, Netic1 Wm.
& Nixon. aud " IN. Scott Alsbama; a Morgan snd
lady, y r. iileftou Boston; II r. Baldrin Detroit; H.
~ ana NJ. VI forsYth, Louisyills Walter Morto1.
hcehcsier; \. A. whitney. New Jsrsey; byron Dymsn
90, Rhode Island; samuel u. Cochran snt lady,
biassachvsstts; VI. q. Perry, jr, a. Navy; Wool
eiidge, Virginia, arrived yesterday 1t the Isviag
Houss.
N. Htnly and Stove Troy; Cot Read, Fittstou (;
\. Van Siyck. Rochester; DR. George b. Douglas,
Georgia. =. Bsrnum, fennsy wanna; Frederick Stove,
Toronto; Hon. A Kelly aud clarke Ohio, arrived at
the Howard.
Atsood. Mobilei Edward Bucks, Colchester; Capt.
Young, baltimore; J. l.. Nilsson RUuse's Point. T. II
Butts Florida A Sclomons, savannah; J. Iiazletou.
Boston; o h. Bradbury. MaiRs; David Bigelow, Bos-
ten, nrs auong the arrivals at the American
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BhippAng Intelligence.

Ciesred-Barts uadley Baltmore ssah and Lara, Pha-
dephsi trgs and Gilmore, Charleston; Isabella Bait
more; vary H. Philadelphia schrs Isis, and Cooley Go,
New York.
Phi acepBa
Brig Fortune Island 2th ulteft bark Scot. Dyer,
Twkshury for Boston Sa LIST inst Nantucket
10 miles, ship steeisg East from New York for Liver
yoUll.
Brss Consuelo ssvsnnah Emeline, Wilmington Nc Flo
renee, Harcla, and Montis. Norfolk Pauna Canton Em-
@rsIsugo, snd Lafayette, Philadelphia; Frontier, and
hudson, New York.
selr Mary c. Ames Arecbo, PR goth ult-eft brig just
arrived from not known.
schs Lightioot Charm Rapid, aud Sea Gull Richmond;
Mary Miller and Adelaide, Philadelpha Denmark and
Freep Dels city; Oregon. David Cox Ann 5ppled,
Convert LcaDoer Perins h II Field aud Glide. Albany;
LynchbuIg silpen, Dart. Slas Wright, Lewis, A
Appleton, wolcott Adams Odd Fellow, and Thsts New
York; Seraph, Fire Island.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-05


THE FOURTH Wan SERIOUS CASE On Saturday
evening DR. George rraphsgen, of IL Dover street,
going about the Fourth ward posting bills Of
which the following Ia copy and Of the police
him posting IL the Office door OF MIR Florence Mo
CArthy. of Nassau street who Ia the democratic cand
date for Assistant Alderman for the Fourth ward =:
IRlsHMEN, APoUSE!!
dn EngtishDian!
One who glores in being from "od England the land Of
the oprresor OF rishmen Is In nomination for the response
Bile office OF Comptroller Of ths city Can for
my your nstonp Who has you! Who
on bno full well Can ask vote for Enssnmanf
II to the polls and deposit your ballot against George
Ii. Purter, the uomiIee tor Comptroller.
~ IL stated that he uch excited ana that he used
str, language appears that in Pearl street
Franklin .qusre, he was mt by some Of the bhoysn
who b. ut him severely, OF them striking him with
tlupg shot" which fractured his skull Yesterday
the Coroner sent for To hold snte-mortem
animation He continues In dangerous condition
and it is thought he will not live.
The HuNkEss BARNBuRNERs 1T will BE-
from to another part of this sheet that
icratcb off the barnburners because the bsrnburners
have coDEp,red TO scratch them Oft. Thus the poiil
clans cut each other threats.
Tir BLACK PopuLarIoN.-No political event that
has occurred In this city for length time has pro-
cuced such senson the report of the procsedia
Of the ting OF the colorsd population in yesterda
HorGid. lt has fallen like a thunderbolt into Fam
many Hall, and produced wonderful comnotion every
where
SurH WARp-The National Guards 9th regimcnt)
who we're efficient at the Astor Place riot have been
oroered to be IN attendance to- in the Arsenal
in order to suppress any attempt At disturbance the
Of the rioters Of the Sixth during the election
Ptfbem sat, which. translated IN Niger style, means
'spose hint to de wise is enough.n
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-05
HrooEIyn civ

Bo.np % EDUcArIoN--1h he regular monthly meeting
tf this body will be held ut their in the City Hail.
this afternoon, at half past 3oclsck subjects OF
side able interest,
IiNE A fire broke out on Saturday morning last
between the hours of and o'clock In the basement
oi the Brooklyn market which occupied by Robert
W. Peek place for the storage of pork lars, &c
The hr,msn we're promptly on the spot, hosever and
succeeded In oonhnDg the flames to the place whence
they originated Mir fecks loss Is about $500. The
IRE supposed to have been the work of an endiary
Thu Court had evening session on Friday night,
tho court jury, and COUNSEL preerring TO flush up
protreoted case which had occupied their attention
Tor 20 long time. b, Crist and Z a. van Bot, Esqr,
occupsd the attention of the court until nearly twelve
o'otcs lmdBiyhtJ. The case was then submitted to
the jury under the charge vi the court and after
consult alton Of about three hours duration verde
returned. that the prisoner guilty OF the of.
fence charged In the indictment On saturday MORN
ing the dtfendsnts counsel applied for srrest OF
judgment Ia order to give them time to prepare bill
Of sxceptiops to carry the case up to the Suprsms
Court, motion foe new trial The prisoner
accordingly admitted 20 ball The surety required IT,
We heii.,s $500
ca, Cousr.-Tbe November term OF this court
rebces to-day. T~enty. i've civil causes have been
tet down the calendar for ia ard ~ u believed.
will be disratehed speedily a. they will admit Of.
those OF Nalhsnisi Warins Va. the President aud
Directors Il the Biooklyn Bank and "Jscob Carpea.
ter against Benjamin W. stillwe an action Of eject
nrut
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