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Sale of School Land.

NOTICE is hereby given, that | VII oiltr NJ
y nublic snlr nt the court house, m Otlnwa, on
Saturday. the 2Oh day Of September ncr''
hc,wccn the hours OF 10 o'clock u IN aud o'clock
. m OF said day, school section H. township 81
north lange | east OF third principal meridian
Terms, cash, with the privilege OF each purchaser
10 loan the amount Of hi bid a. provided by law
august 2, 1851 D-LAN',
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80. ,., iip"I, h3N,i,, ..M witt 3m2 n stc0nt 10
none in the country, under the direction ut flot j.
Slro>.cr. viii discourse swrctmusc at intervals.
The managers hesitate not m saying thai th'y
ofl,rn series ui entertainments that
FAR ENCEl,S ANYTHING OF THE KIND
ever offered 10 this community .
Admi..ion-RoX ~ ccu's Two rnus will adult
a gentleman and Two ladies'. PIt % cenls--no nan
,,cr nucns,2 ! I.ooNrs, Agent
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co'or. er than ever waNp6 acres of land aud is
enclosed by an iron fence which alone cost w.
600 Last Autumn 800 acres only were under
cultivation, $50 ofwhch were planted III potatoes,
the rest m turnps, tomatoes onions 81
Day before yesterday the last sack Of the 20
tatoe crop was sold and the gross proceeds OF
this crop have amounted Ia $4,000. There
have been eighty hands employed on tbs Rancho,
and tho total expense Of carrying It ON dunns ne
season has been $4,000 The sacks IN which
the pu,atoes have been shipped costs 900, while
the gross receipts Of the total crop otthe Ranch"
has amounted To s22S 900.
This season the entire 1000 acres are under
cultivation, six HUNDRED md fifty being planted
in potatoes and the remainder in other veseta'
bus- Sacramento IrdnL
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Illinois River Express Line.

IEI INN kTUNl TNNNTI'
WYNN 1--WE nov and spicudii steamer,
xr7-4AS | Prairie Smrr, $ RIDER, mn.'cr'
~. stt.staSs having resumed her regular ,nps,
viii Ienve 81 Louis every Fnhay evening, athy' o.
q lock. aud arrive NJ La SHr every Sunday morn
mg Returning, will leave la Sale cy,y Monday
evening, aud urlyr N - Louis every "Wednesday
evening. Passengers and shippers may rely upon
the uboy" arrangement, being strictly adhered to.
The Prairie state having very superior nccomin"-
da,iuns respectfully sohrl,- continuance OF u: pn
rrona,c heretofore 80 Literally bestowed upon hcr.
Ninreh 81 ISL
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-08-02

ALI. persons indebted to us either by not" or nc
a count. nrc hereby ncuiicd that uuIes, the same
/, settled or satisfactorily arranged ON orhtlnrr ~"
hr. dny 81 september, thnt they will he ril tor col
lection. Any person wl>hng Tor any 'ur.''l nr'
recommendation from MS wiIl fluid II to their ntrrtsto
,,i,.rd IN ,hismnit,t nuu2 III SANGtR
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The Education of Oxen.

A "Glenburn Farmer in the tnnsor Wing
contends that the process, of testing the merits Of
working oxen, at cattle shows, toy the mere abl,l-
ty to drag the heaviest possible burden Is uu,at.
i.f,clory aud unsafe, as not exhibiting the most
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-08-02

4 CILFSKfv POCKET BO0E ro0Ninua
y between 30 and 10 dollars, du. hi from
George lllll, an order on me- IN mvor ct d SuaWn'
aud a receipt for lumber from ! AInont me
finder will be suitably rcwar led ly Icnvllgh WIN
Nurris s. Fisher, IN Ottawa, al thls office; or wih
The subscriber. it:sY pEo.N'
Fam Rls", Ausri3.
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10 close up the business OF the lac concern oil u A.
Mccormack & Co. o,L.,
Prrpcrs. which they have been au'horI2edo sell al
SlO6 cash, or SlOj, part On time and We warrant
them superior to any other reaper except my last
Nr Potter il also authorized to dispose OF these
reaper, upon same terms aud may adn Ahat puts-
cha.cr- desiring the late Improvement, can hcTea'-
ter nnp'y IL at the difference IN pucc.
'CI,r,,n. Naval c. II McCoRMcE
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WY poN'r MES GIT RIcH '--Of one hundred
men, It would be- safe We think, to assert that ut
least seventy ave have strong desire TO be pos
scs,cd of worldly goods and property; ~ II
word, to bo rich OF these scventy'h'r, IN onr
active and ready wi,ied American population, It
would rarely happen that one was entirely want.
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E,'air Of names G'orer, d'rea,"R
DURSI'ANT 70 an order OF the county conrt OF
la sale county, notice j. hereby gwen tIH' all
rrr-ou. hayiug CLAIMS against the estate Of jones
Glover. ate Of la SnIc county, drc'd, arc rciur'
ed 10 rrodlcc the same N writing, Ind HE .hem
IN sad rour, an the
7hiri Nopddg Of September ntr',
when and where sad claimants nre requested 10
attend lor the purpose OF having Their claims ADJUST
JgIysy. 1851 Il. G. Cook, administrator.
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Estate II Hyh Cgnuor. decsa"d.
DURS ANT 20 an order OF the county court Of
La sal" county, notice is hereby gwen lEni a. u
r,-sons having claims arainS, the estate Of Hugh
Conner. lat. Of la sale county, deceased ,nr" re-
qur-d to produce the same IN writing, and ne them
.,t -aii court on the
Fourtb Noad1y in SEPTEMBER Hcrt,
when and where -ad claimants are requested 10
attend .or tn, purpose Of having their claims ADJUST
- 900 pursuance utIaw.
I.y 81 l-II-6w. ELISHA NARANoRr, idmr.
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McCOrmick's Virginia Reaper,

/, r POTTER, ESQ, i the agent ior the sale
| of my LIS7' iNPROTED REAI EF
The important improvements made -lncc the last
harvest wlII b, seen from my handbiis, or Explain,
fd more fully by Mr. Potter. This machine is sold
ut the uniform price OF Sis cash, or Sl2O part on
time while in view OF the late valuable improve
men,s my cop,ipnecs OF the different points on the
river have h cua. bgTl2ed to sell my reapcr~ let,
,n 1850 nt reduced prcr l' '.n re, important
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ss., s.,a. ..|.. ,ss.. a. Charlton, ,,.
pretend that ono was deadener on the other
Tor should they build the lower bridge, the party
holding the other charter night build the upper
Que, which would ruin bo'h-and, therefore, nei
Their are willing 10 commence tao work Now,
we have no confidence in this cxcue--t is all
sheer moonshinc. The fact H. these charters
have been secured to kscp,hem ou, Of The hand'
If o,hers. and the community are obliged 10 vai
until /, suits the men who hold them. to 20 ahead
Thus keeping gu, other. who might take hold Of
the work 10 earnest If,hey have no, the means
10 build tie bridge they have no business with the
charter, and should relinqui,h !, at once And as
for the excuse above given everybody knows ,ha,
should one bridge once b built, no one would cx.
pssd thirty or forty thousand dollars in building
another aIongside Of Il a ferry would be eompe.
,sislsn soough. Then. too, the ooe who would com.
DzaasC o,uid get half bic stock taken by ei,i'
= 4,d N the south side Of the river
Va not ssll cents worth ofhi'
Do south sias ssisa'' 'li' sub
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lion Cave johnson, late Postmaster. General,
has hcen appointed 10y the Governor OF Tennessee
to the office OF Judge, made yacantby the death OF
Judge Martin.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-08-02

gentIemcnelum0s WooNyouNVNU@ co's'-
ro.a, ,Ssakyt Recommendation of the
cour, for An amicablc settlement, Of tho unioru.
nate dispute between the two branches of the
Methods, Episcopal Church have failed, the
South making i prerequisite that the justice Of
her claim shall be admitted aud the North reius
INC To make any such acknowledgment.
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Charles '. Kelly. u. ID. H9mGoy1thic PhV-
SicuaD, Ottawa, lllnoIs-Oiilce over Norris y
FISHERS Law aud Land Agency Office.
krfru.t 1>1l
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al, Boots & Shoes. sA

Sks- llIr -Nh~'ahrt>, II>t ttum New ok,
ha,m, opened q hop 90 ihr Room formerly occu-
pri o., James Stout. Nv" doors west ct Walker
i. lI,N.u-. .t.j,,alU prepared to make
Io,ss c-f siJrS 70 origr,
n = superior style.
rB.p'nno ioHc ot.hc"rotcc.
Sr'r,,a Nur,.t2 IuvN, y T-rErF
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SIGHT EXCHANGE

On New York IN sums to suit purchasers, for ,aIc
ty novg NORRIS 4 E.saEE.
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We find the following excellent advice ito
correspondents in Nsrry's Museum, 1t will
answer as we'll for this section as any Other,
N thou wouldsl tam he thought a sage,
Think a voumc--wtite page,
Aud from every page Of thine,
Publish but Single line"
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on New York, or any part Of England, ireland
Scotland, OF Wales, m sums 20 suit purchasers, i1
salcby april by VI ii. SWIM.
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A LARGE STOCK OF
Drugs and Medicines.

The subscriber, at t,c Cuy Drug S,"rc, is !" 'ui
recent Of In summer supply OF fresh Drugs nnd
Medicines lrorr tire eastern aud southern markets
lleha. uow OH hand better stock than ashereto-
torr been kept IN TIN. place, consisting ol every Tru'
cr belonging 10 the Drug business, together WIN
o,,oI sunnly Of Dool. aud Stationery, Fruits and
Nuts nul almost every article necessary except
hnrIwarraud opcs The pubcatc solicited toe
npdhc satisfied before purchasing elsewhere .
PHYSICIANS eau have order, filled a, Chicnro pm
90. q. l.. THOMPSON.
Ounwn ilnc ! 1850
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+. |. nOBlNSON n CO.
Monday Evening, Aug. aih,

nd give ONE Of their celebrated entertainments
Doors open nj, 7u'cIock--cur'uin wal ri-r at ST.
4 WI LIM hnlNN III VI nmI.r th.. llrrn.
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Unquestionably the mos, important ncce sion
TO Ottawa the present season, in the way Of 'm-
provements, is the steam Touring mill Just put up
in the large Human building near the oqucduet,
BY Mr.. EAsTos. The mill commenced running on
Monday, and continues in full operation In ia
king o stroll through it, We weTo struck with the
nea,ness and apparent perfec,ness oi all the ma
lsinery, which may be said To be entirely new,
I.ery particular, up to tho latest improve
Dus-er rtrue nun of stone which. az
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-08-02

nEeycsy lcscription, at low prices, al i Ias'
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rRENctl worked collars, received this wc'k'nt
Inns 7 Sisrmdn's Chirdro BriArh,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-17
Later from Texas.

We have later news from Texas. Ihe
(San Antonio) Western Tcran of the Goth ult. an
nounces the arrival Of Gen. p T. Smith al that
place
The Mat0gOrda Tribune announces the death OF Mrs.
Emily w Perry, the daughter of Moses Austin, the
great pioneer IN Texas civilization. She was aged
hfty-seven years.
Inc Charleston Netrs notices the arrival at that
place Of Major w. ii. Emory. of the U. 5. Topo-
graphical Engineer Corps, on his way to JON the
Boundary Commissioners.
The NueceS VALLEY OF the 22d ut., published at Cor
pus Christi, says that the Cuban volunteers, whose
rendezvous was at Mustang Island, have been dis
banded, and about one-half Of them have left for
home or elsewhere The remaining half have formed
a new company, elected their officers are furnished
with horses, &c, and were to march IN few days
for the Northern States of Mexico
The Charleston NeUS of the 80 inst has the follow
ing IN relation to the crops.
Our Cotton crop appears likely to turn out much
better than anticipated few weeks ago. There
was then prospect that the dry Summer which had
been so injurious would be followed by wet Fall.
But the weather, after some fine rains. has since
continued dry and thus far no season was ever
more favorable for picking, or for the maturing Of
the bolls On most of the plantations on the Brazos
and Caney, from which we have heard. the Cotton
crop is reported to be much better than was last
year, and some are making quite an average crop.
If the present fine weather continues little longer,
we shall confidently expect the total crop OF the
State TO be much larger than 1t was last year"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-17

ARTICLE I. That the forces under the Conman-
dart Comacho shall surrender their arms horses
and equipments, we'll the four-pounier, with
all its ammunition. arms. and other warlke stores,
allowing them TO carry of only ten muSkets and two
rounds Of cartridge.
ART. l. That the equipages and arms belonging TO
Senior Camacho and his officers be allo wed 10 them
in consideration Of the determined vaior with which
they sustained themselves against very superior
forces.
ART 3. That the forces the said Senior Camacho
shall be marched through Monterey 10 san LUIS Po-
tosi, all the officers giving their word Of honor for
themselves and troops not to take up arms against
the cause at present headed by Col. Cargeial
ART 4 Col Caryalal offers TO supply the Com
mandant CaInacho, the necessary provisions ald
resources for his troops until their arrival at Monte
rey
ART. s. The conquenng Chief offers to extent AL
hospitality TO the wounded in the late action, ana 70
send them TO the place the captivating forces are
70 march to and under the same conditions
In proof OF which the present caphulation Wa
signed in duplicate by the said Commandant ana ON
GERS, at the aforesaid town, on the goth oil sept,
1851. .
Vicente Camacho, Policarpo Marulando, Francisco
LedesIna Francisco Garlic, Rafael Ceryanes, Apo
linar Morales ltIdro Garcia, Francisco Losada, Au-
gustin NJ. Savedra.
| ratify this agreement. JOSE M CAR' AlAL'
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CITY ITEMS.

fAruEm MATHEw's VISIT TO WARps
lsLaNp-On Monday last, Father Mathew, accom-
panied by the Archbishop, the Rev. Dr. Forbes, his
Secretary Mr. Mahonr, and Commissioners Dillon
and Curtis paid visit TO Wards Island. He made
aminuie inspection OF the extensive range OF build
Ags erected for the temporary accommodation of
the helpless and destitute emigrant class, no fewer
han sixteen hundred OF whom were inmates on the
Day Of his visit. He Went through the various dor
nltores and expressed himself much pleased a,
the cleanliness, order and decOrum everywhere
uslble, and on reaching the School-room he was
agreeaby surprised 10 find over 200 children, whose
appearance indicated health and comparative happ-
ness Father Mathew. beng invited by the Com
mlssioIers 70 ADDRESS the cniltrcn, yielded prece
oence 10 the Archbishop, who congratulated the
managers on the aspect winch the institution pre-
sented IN It's various departments, urged on the
'oMi1fen Tue necessity o: taxing advantage OF we
means OF Improvement which the Kindness OF their
oenetactors had placed 50 literally within their
ieaeh nc toll them, humble as was their condtion'
. recolltct that God was their Father, who was
Always looking down on them. and would assist
taem IN Their efforts 10 De good children. oOedent
sunni and industrious always Father Mathew
onowed Win 4 lev appropr iC remarks, after
Mnieh ne proceeded TO VISIT the Medical and sur
ScA warts, aud was Introduced 10 DIR. Wllhams
VI 'oA, Ut Thompson. DR.. Emmett, ana DINER
gentlemen OF The Medical staff, accompanied by the
SShe agent, W. Bayly, Esq who politely con-
aoc'ed HIM through the oNildingS, lie next visited
sae oaS. mouse and culinary departments, and eN-
heSstu 10 mai gentleman his marked satisfaction at
~. excellent system by which 50 extensive an
ssaousamtm Is thus efficiently conducted. At his
Tpa''uie, many OF the poor inmates whom he
aSN ~ iteland, even te~ years ago Tue owners OF
W afu'S ana happy homes,eads wept bitterly
= we ienemoEance of days gone Oy, and as the
svas winch conveyed HIM from the Island was
,sSeu'he from their view. they waited many part
s oeheoieuon after HIM. whom a fen weeks more
NJ" separate from them forever.
riRE.-l eSterdav morning at - O'Clock,
me ofoAe out III house IN the rear OF No 2i' SUI
n1-st caused by defect IN the fue OF one oi the
s.nhets The fire WAS soon eNtinguished by the IN,
a Is'es Of tie house with few pns of water, ana
S'''e any serious carnage occurred.
ACCIDENT All THE BALANCE Day DOCK.
ABOUT fociock Wednes lay afternoon, whlleanum-
s.u o. men we've engaged IN copperng the ship Car
g'on 10 The above dock, part OF the staging gave
-sy, ana pfecipiisted some Dozen or more OF the
s 10 TIE ground. One received a severe cut
~ nis eye. another had his ANGLE considerably
injured
SUPERIOR CoURr-Before Judge Oakly.
rHksael Hsnkel, administrator Of Coarad Hestsl, agt
I@ CITY Of Neu~ York.-By father 10 receive, As
aasssrstot, for the loss Of services VI bis soa,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-17
Later from Rio de JaneirO.

We have received advices from Rio to
Sept = The Legislature is engaged IN the discus
non OF topics Of local interest.
The Journal DO Commerce. has Montevdeo papers
TO Aug 81 with dates from Salto to Aug 49, and Pay
sandu to Aug. 49, Everything was tranquil IN those
departments and the authorities were employed
in carrying into effect the regulations which had
been adopted
The defeat OF Orlbe by Garzon, near the River Ne
gro, with the loss of most Of his cavalry and bag
gage, is announced in private letter dated Aug %.
The couutry to the north OF the River Negro was in
the power OF the allies
II adds that UrQuza had transferred the command
Of the army to Gen Garzon, and had gone TO Entire
Rios, accompanied only by small escort HIS pur-
pose il was supposed, was TO arrange more iuiiy
with the President of Paraguay before commencing
operations TO the south OF the River Negro
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-17
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

~ The briggs Rescue and Adcdnce. now
under the laws regulating the Naval service Of the
United States, widths week be delivered up to Mr..
Hy Grnnell, the original owner and be placed in the
Atlantic Dock Brooklyn 1t is not the intention OF
Mr.. Grnncll 70 apply these vessels TO any CONNER
Clal purpose for the present, but TO keep them in
Teadiness subject to the order o. the Government,
in it should be disposed TO rene the search ior
SIR John Franklin in the Spring The Advance,
which was formerly engaged IN the Havana trade Is
a remarkably fast sailer the Rescue has rever been
out but on the Arcticexpedton for which Though not
originally constructed. she was subsequently pre-
pared BY the expenditure of almost double the
amount Of her original cost.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-17
Wing Nominations.

AHony County--For Judge: WILLIAM
P.RNrLBE OF Albany for Surrogate +. X. TERRY
n Coeymans for Treasurer: RoBT. l. MOE OF Wa
,sryliet for Associate Justice 5. o. scHooNNAKER of
Knox for Coroner f. n. BoGARDUs Of Knox The
only contest in the Convention was for the office of
Treasurer Nor led off with 81, and kept gaining
every ballot and on the fourth ballotre As.
Caenongo County-For Assembly; l..
THOMAS CARTER "a Workingman) OF Pitcher
livingston Co.-Assembly: ,. ORRIN d..
LAKE.
Richmond Co.-For Associate Judge {:
Il NJ A Coz
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nothing m the assertion that women themselves 80
not oesne schsnse. since assert st
fears, and cIs I'D OF losing mems regard smother an
NeiF rca wish 10 avoid civil life. Ia as 20 keen tbem
90, Of 1t are absurd no legislator having ever vat
thought II ncccsS ~ to compel people by law. "a si
low theiT own Inclination.
H. RSSot "a, That Il rs as rs absurd 10 teny an
women then civil rights because the cares OF house
hole and family take up all The time OF some as ia
would be T. exclude the whole male sex from Con
gfesS because some men sailors, OF soldiers.
active service, or merchants whose business requires
all iheH attention ami energies
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Whig City Nominations.

Third Ward For Alderman OSCAR W.
s,prrEyArr for Assistant Alderman SAMUEL H.
u,pparr They are the present incumbents' and
will. of course, be reelected by a large majority
.SepenM Wcrd-Assembly >. Thomas
TRUsLow
Fifteenth Ward-TheC Convention to nom
mate member of Assembly for the XIIIth District
T,heeoth Wari3 met las, evening at Constitution
Han Hon. ]. L. Varnum having declined being a
candidate VIM TAYLOR was unanimously noml.
mated IN his place.
!S,rfeenM Word-For Alderman Csc.
fIkRk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-17
| lad drowned IN sunken lot, filled with water Liza

lad drowned IN a sunken lot, filled with water Lila
bllity rs denied
teenth. st between Avenues and u Two Sons OF
Mr. H. were drowned, one about eight ana tne o'n ~
twelve They were missed on Satutoay, osPs'r -
1850 and The bodies not iounc w ,ne Se.u a. ~,
lowing II was said there were 10 ieel oi ~a'c. IA
the lots Mr. has brouehta SUIT ior loss OF service
OF each lad, this being tired hfst ihefe was soine
evidence that boys were in the haot OF paying on
plaIks &c on the water, but no testimony rs 10 the
manner IN nbich these came 10 their death
Tie Cont charged. for the purposes OF thjs suit,
so hat The case may be brought up iha' the wy :
bound 10 have the sunken lots hlied IN, an that II
accidents arise from their not being so IS ao.e'
unroes,he acci lent arises from the negligence OF the
party himself in which case the cry IS not Iaoie.-
they consider that the City Is liable they VIII give
such damages within the law tllmlting the damages
10 5000 as they may think the loss OF service
worth On the other hand If they CONSIDER me Gull
dren net their death by negligence, whie paying ~
the water, &c. they VIII ind for defenasht. Inc
jury. after short absence feiirhe1 'eiO.O' i' "a"
yOr Of defendant.
Before judge Campbell John riarl agt. sylvester
j Svi1ester-r or alleged malicious prosecution, IN
causing plaintiff 10 be arrested on charge Jl ;oh1'
ing a threatening letter. The case IS On
CmoUIr Court Before Judge Edwards.
ptffr Conrev JoT the Bank Of Charleston, Sc against
IN, Lertefon Fire and Marine, Sc Insurance Ogvs;-
Joseuh " urniss of this City, III 1915 owned the
schooner Gen. Taylor, which was lost on brdzos
Island while on voyage from FLORIDA. lie vas N
snred So 800 al defendants Office here, Mr.. Joseph
Iloxe beng agent of the company. MI r assigned
to plaintiff The sum of s2s9s was taken by inc
Sheriff through the then Deputy Sheriff, Nltee) Out
Ollie CompaRv's hands, they paying under protest
on attachments against the property OF Mr.. r.
suits Of MeSsrs. Barstew Pope, and e. W; + ore
man against Mr.. =. The assignee claims tlat ne
gave notice through Mr Titus. his agent previous 10
The attachment of his right to the funds, ana brings
action against the Insurance Company on the oLlgl
nal policy for the fun amount, contendlng tha thoy
lad no right 70 pay il TO the Sheriff Notice DENIED
The Judge, tins forenoon said ne cons defed II
wholly matter of law. lie accordingly ordered
verdict pro forma for plaintiff, and VII give Juo5
ment Oh the case sometime durmg the lefli
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Oppo.ition City Nominations.

ma judicial DiStrict-Police Justice ::
Abraham Bosart, Jr. Cr,l Justice Edward Strahan'
IVfh Judicial District-Pohce Justice I:
George Denuision Civil Justice Robert ID. wat
son "
FIRST Wdrd-For Alderman: Abraham
Moore Por Assistant Alderman JOSIAH w Brown.
and not Charles Cannon. Peter Duffy has been
throuu az srhOaYt