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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-09-20
SEPTEMBER W. 1859.
CINCINNATI q =..- 8 s. !.
MIAMI MEDICAL. COLLEGE,
9 or C;neiinnna,i-se,., ON Of 1sses5a,


TIME coui Medcrl Lectures in this Insu.
Il Soni !yiH commerce on tie FIRST MONDAY OF
NOVELf.., .s52 End coltinre four months zsss
t3sf,I3F 9i ~ 5oAZD oF 81 EEs. lIe t,4 tlfpi
Rev. Q. ELLIOTT, ID d., Ptesident o. the board. Z,
o. II. LAAGDON;>, -. D., Sec. .etary - g " ,,7 lf
Ce3. T SOtNTON =. HILLS. H.
s:{oS. CID. 'COrfEN..li lia ag ttiie ~ 'tte t5H
IL. D. j. GSSiG, ND. IJt.g 5ita yfstad z.Hl !f
ito,. Joy-S CUcGoTNE. = IF i,r-,r ii,fIs "a
Hoa. GEO. 3 OA OLEY, j.. 1,l, t.s-t j.
IL. II. f,GEOcS, ESa. 80
GEO. O.fsENDEN6ALLyM fs N. d. ltN.f r., go iil't
JAe F.".i,y y con9o,cd o TIC following gentlemen:
T. fsg II. D., P. ESQ o. Descsptiye We and oper.
,sge. .jsxitv, NJ. d., P ocsso % Aratoa,y. ~ y
Voss DlTc IL D., Af,gpcI ~ o cssot o. Alatolly -5
!o.s i'. W,.rE, u. d. Psocsso. o. Taeo,y End Prac'
CGoNsSoa m -. NJ D.. psoessor o. Obstetrics and
Dlscs es o;isJoioea ard; h',e.t es
JoIs Z. Nj rstiI, Al D. 70 cssof OF Ma'etle Mepica'
Tic ) ?s,',cs s,1 McdCr. iG:,s2 rcence.
&C CoEsc.s, H. d. Psocssot o. Inst; sutes OF heci'
cin,. hhtol=t fkSt H1aS .''z. p x
jocs Loc-s :, j.. NJ. D.. .Lceir.es Oh Chemistry.
\ ...ti,rr CorrsE Lcctutcs eoon So i'e iloo' tent
sncc's; O. nheacilc Eol So =, vii oe ayea GG.ins
tic nne..o oc,o"c'. Tac.c scct cs win DO ;ee, Stu.
dcr,s - isen % co ,osnce w..a .:lscohee. } ,
TIE Dtt.ECTiNG Rooms, tade go ssoe Wis Oh OF
the Adj - ocsso. O. .oay, W Jc olcned Oh the
rs. o 20 IN co rs sos. Nat, o,ls.'on Ticket S5.
Lis oct,.,n efet SO. C ad,ai'on Fec ST.. a lEiy
y j. r. JUDslNs, NJ. D.,
t.i" 5e-l iFH Deahc &c '.cltsy.
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KELLs s. CALDWELL

KELLS 81 CALDWELL,
(succEssoEs TO JAS. PAUL. d COZ ~ - i
importers and yyh hoIesnIe dealers in Drugs,
\ Medicines, Chemicals, Fainfs. Oils, &c.
No. SO, UNION BUILDINGS, MAIN ST.
AVIN purchased the entire stock, fixtures, chemical
III apparatus &c, OF the firm of James PAUL DC would
respectfully solicit the patronage o. dealers and the public
generally. Angoods warranted sfs4=pjts
In retiring the Drug business take pleasure in
Messrs Kels CALDWELL and have no hesitation in saying
that former customers, and dealers generally, will
ceive attention accommodation which has earned
for this well known house large share of patronage
7 - JAS pa ULL& Co.
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Mantual Makinf

Nj RS TARBELLEsalate of N. YORK; having rst return
M ed from the East itlra large well selected assort-
Inenf or tine latest London Paris New YORK fashions,
would happy friends, and pubic generally
at her house Main s Centre Wheeng,a Few doors be
loyy BrcRnger's drug store, s f5ssl. sepfS-Iwu D.
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5lsi'l3 Duponf's Powder. :, .z -, - -
FJlHE subscriber hhs the agency for the above
and has full supplyof all qualities on hand d. j.,
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Carpenter and Jobbing Shop.
e, ELIAS DEW is prepared to execute all descrip
w." tions OF Carpenter Work. Plain and o mental
e. ARCHITECTURAL l. ORNAM ENTS,
made to ORDER Contracts for :ildings made on liberal
terms and every description OF ibb.g promptly attended
Shop, South bank Wheeling Creek, near the Stone
bridge = 3 gi,si fisl. . Aug. 21,-tf.
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WHEELING. VA, MONDAY. MORNING.
CITY BUSINESS.
A1ac-=c.ns, t'r.-orEzc Y on-: Own, iMnn
l-esuse..
nee1ing SIX Factory.

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a .:s o ~. '. o. - }. g. ,o,y nae pt
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r. - c: ~, ~ e',sieefs 20 o.u sec
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ca. a-1,csss,c- c., .sl,t ps s,eoEea ocf c on
30 y, C5.r & ,ote. - jo ,.s e RaC;o i. a. A..
:, :, ). 20 "si, o. "a citt:', sss, - a ray.
/, y c ~ t.cr" pJ, Tncei,'s et.. Ella. .,cs
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81. : act 'iict.' -, ne d LEO, s'is.s, rue I,
81 ~. "a o - is io,po -: btsael o. ret-
jci, 4 = -. e. %. eve, sNs iety oTot-
y -. sic cccooss and Ec,,eG s,kno -.
:. S''.'-''' wv JOSH w. CIT.
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Cincinnati Wholesale Paper
E5H aa4 Warehouse.

" l' EsTAB LIsHED 1911.
ME oGar for sole vel :c,ce;; "a seek OF PAPER
w CABS .od Pr, ATl NG ,Nk, EOOh EiNDt;i.S'
Li:hTe,.S, a.,u cSe,y dsso .,'oa o PAPEc.GalaIs'
aIhT.:h'.,i.S. iY 6t.-' t@'
We P.,c, :,r. CO.. ,c.e eli is paTte, we herc
70 ned &C 20 ce.o.s wf>A 'ae 3est s'a ?. &c ~
tne., r ,c ,s'cae o'e' &c as l'vosa.
he - 1c scc soots be c5ssct - tao Ees.crn
We have ;,c -ccsiye accncy 70: ;s sraeiior WIT
ING PAPGi.S ,r ',ecs.. ed Js Pa ST;se g SMITH
nWES &, ffIJGL6 ai,d the Ca;.a,T COAiPANY, be.
in; 80 y ;ocsl ates of ~..tr; P''c's i'sde in th's
On cck en-, reco every desc on OF Peocc used in
i;o Wess NVo rsSe cC.,o y, ., &C 20 ell Orders
y mel WIZ ue a,'et es .c sane i, ces ns u 3ortt IN
!, "a, s, -,,ee y;iI DE .cn, &c of co-L.
anOa - Sf2f '''lE's EOThe.t. IS EI:OTs EI
- H'Ir 1ltGl=s rfla'j W,o,c-si Prae, Dca'e.e, l
,-.g.,.vf.. .grr,. .5f 8 t2i Pe,.l Ssyeet.
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Bo,nmpathio Medical College O

T--5.5'a rf~-,f Pi.NNSFLPSNlA. .=lae4z - $40
Located in Flpc S; c:s, eooye Eleventh, 7i.s
S-eso sio;ty Ot!use, t9G continue until .he hfa' mn
a y,et i, q ees of ail conse OF Lectures, loo''
S,,leI~ rHo have rf!ai1a .,vo -SH courses IN mn
IL oii,e stloess l.-.a RS 4 10
Me- . itrfr' OF 'ce, 'sio o.'i' ' 4-I 80 90
Pfaci'cts+i l"lo'a:, 60 90
Commencement viii ,eke place early in March
5 73Zi7l-f T't FACULTY
.tt,a wJLLTa1s s. HELa3TH, H. D.,
or .f-..t.,.,... OK As-,rIrEs, ANTHOLOGY, Aha
r.o ~ .oI;.ts oe !rLn. IS Etilt
WALTER: WILL nssoA, u. D.,
ppor1s,o7 O, =s,rr a =, -o' ,s f1..' =:
H'' - 10 sEPE C. LOOMS, NJ d. -. =.
NJ n g r.tE DisEAsEs OF WOMEN Aae
$3.50 7,.,.....- s.sS.os aN. TAI. H.as T.l
z! ~ AVIAN e. SMALL, NJ. o.,
,L.l., =. r-l...o.js- 1So ,srocAL Lur,sPRuDESc1'
f !ofhsSo. hISf = = MATTHEW SEMPLE. III. D.,
,,,rrsI,- oy .5;rrs,.-r-g TOE. ooLooY.
fA- FEANCfs SINS. ~. D., e
-a-t lii=4 5--cPy.-o- OF scr:er"y.
E a. VIM A. GA aDlNFs;'. NJ. d., II. tn4' ~
= 5.- ff4l1s eproFs:-oF ASsTo2ty. .fal ta u
q VA sBTON EE D, NJ. d., u.
DiGoNsrr 40 OF ANATOMY.
students will lie serittcd 10 The Hon,esooathic Hospital
N receiye clinical ius. and ws1ess az tlu
he'd side o. t,e atiets and 81 src, aetce end oper''
t,nat For nuit he INFO frcfioD ADD els 60
! o'iI. " w NJ A. GA ARI,NER,M d. DEAN,
t.- a5is'i-71 100 No. "A cn Street, Philo.
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49,, r.. ,o, Js1.l Gard Eoa. ts o Ine 1raUtuIed ex.
NJ ess,y cyss aed most beaptilrl 81 eee snt,
90 ,ct ,cci il vol ~ acd q emo aes a. q,
in,ue ;s,aoy Ca as he cio;o ole cd "a t''s mas
Er.ri, 9. Sw IS .ncy DC ~ tease! - ne f.s.,
~ 80, co,Sr ne Pace p,Iu Ca .s a Q les.
.II g j, &c ou. stock. II Oh, goods are
sccn cil cC.-o ,ry1'ctn'e s. va ci cnaoies US ~
sci ~ a, soto0e 'tha y otnef hoese III ''
tcSs.ss &c I.a.;c 10 Q :ef.p ssi l.ifsiH
J Hr.?.... ~. t- ... Lie.
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f saRoi1 Brass Foundry. asai. g
THE spbcesiber, thsnsfpt for Psst avors, rcspectmly
iaofrps ,e proc ,tp se st continues the business OF
RT:AsS CAyTYN(s
In s ord sod 90 The FLYER Hans
Tn sl,op, Ma; 4 4eet, Wheeling Va. 80
.2.-Iw.. ; ~ 5.+s.Al ~ JAMES McdiLL.
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GEORGE MENDEI,.
No1J1, Wnin si.cct,

rs aosy .ccci sa, LAEt:E LOTOH Cti' 'a1TI;. EUCS,
L yt'Ts tND fATTiNE. 40, lle =. FOO Oe
Go. o. Gins, ,pd fccis ',.'s OIL 49, .
p o., oil Er,net,, OF eve! &C c. Hior ~ .m,
ria ls pcI I5or,y C:;sG5f ts3.'. ''s77 Vc,''
f "a. ). cnt v l,6o. iii,itsr cIc o'' ., Gee.
AZ % . vs.ecs, v.'h'&, 81 80. 7. q .'ce -.
$, i'otio,s l. az: cod : q s'Ot,
&C.. ri ofw. CT wa bc sod at tle loNcss 'tc- e..
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4.
NUMBER %.
POETR Y.
All! Yes, 7 RemeInber.

All! Yes, femember.
4 BY SYDNEY DYER.
All, yes! remember thet name, with delight,
Sweet Alice, chez sled anG dear;
seek her loLe gave in the pale hour OF night,
And Ilosten the tutf wi.l asear;
And the when the heart is o'e. idened with woes
l waade. sld muse, all c'one, u SOD
And lon; foI tirac, my head shall repose
whese ..sweet Alice lies under tae stone"
roam tror5h the woods where SO Joyous strayed,
And zcci.re on s.e zen. sunny hill; - t..
All thin 3 le % :tL in .aat beau,fIl glade,
Ert my lef lis ell 20 -.el I'd csir, i,tt, il
Tie rai,d that SO io.,ey pressed tue In mine,
And i.;s .-at we .Tel.' og with love,
Arc cot i'll INC s.P ye, Fad Pm left to repine,
IT'LL .,ect VIA sweet Alice above
Ahl well ] ememoer tho schoolhouse end brook,
'.And the mater, go kind end SO t.re::'' 49,,
TIE wi'ds,oo ing flowers In .ie COOL siady nook,
So Gesa1t with lcehse and dew, " -5 II ~.
- Nor the f,ienas t,at iieve ieit rs alone
The bosom wiz caye, and lea d. ops will start,
For !syycet Alice lies under the stone.n css.-
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CLEVELAND DETROIT,
IN connection tci the Clerelcrd Cincinnati Railroad
Clereland and Erie r. r. Ciereie,a aud Pittsburgh r. H.
aud Michigan Central r. r.
Passengers will be ticketed through from any port on
Lake Michigan to Cleveland Cincinnati, Pittsburgh and
Wheeling and from either of those places to any point on
AXE Michigan. 81 -.4 80 9. 1tl. Z. .sBt \
This line will be composed or two low pressure
steamers built expressly for the route. : = :, ~
CLEVELAN CAfT. -. ". ofASARp
FORREST CITY CART. L. A. PIcacE
boat will Cleveland for Detroit, and Detroit or
Cleveland every evening at 81 o'clock, arriving in both
cities the following morning in season for the morning
rains OF Chicago Cincinnati, and Pittsburgh and
Tor the Lake supe and Saginaw boats at Detroit They
win run from Cleveland in the following order:
~ FOREST CILY s33"tl
Monday,.,..........W .Wednes Friday
.I77i 17'5 n CLEVELAND. fsgr5.. .7T 5r
Tuesday. .Thursday. SATURDAY
And will leave Detroit:
= - - CLEVELAND 'fE ..
Monday............. wednesday Frday
FOREST CITY t.t.t-.i
Tuesday Thursday. Saturday
The undersigned prepared to make contracts TOR all
kinds OF freight from Cleveland to Detroit Maeklna
saut st Marie, Saginaw, and all ports on Lake
OCEAN, CASPIAN, AND ST. LOUIS - u
will compose the line until the boats are ready
- . - i5.t sr AGENTS. Gsar 5. -- et lI5.s4
c. BRADBURN & Co, Cleveland. tl.f
PITTMAN, TRowBRIDGE& JONES, Detroit.
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q ARTIFICIAL TEETH.
DAGUERREoTYlpE GALLERY.

DAGUERREOTYl GALLERY.
4 G. PARTHuDE Il invites attention to his De-: a.
N grereen Rooms and An peft.us, nowtie resell OF
yea 3 20 'ence s.J clio sopication 10 the st. Goa
ftsf erow comb ses IL, y establishment an O. tle
in oyei, W ,'c:, e nd ,Yope ?esis he re - oven
vp,2f uc, ao,niee to produce Llkenesses co.aoTg
all nd perfection which has yet been etc aed
by e y; .te e. .tp,ocess.
Fo ,ca're and conT,odious style in which ms
inc es. His Cabinet of Specimens are always
o3c7 'o-s fection. - sss .ils 81 81 y u
+ Ic. IS zen in oil Kinds OF wcs.he sipgly, o. in
liz lSenesses telen al short noflce.
TEA .e'ccteG soc; lase sts-C pales,
Rooms, No. SO Monroe ST., He1E the Posl uniee.
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COPPER, TIN, g SHEET HON NV-f1sE a
Mandatory. ftt a
THANKFUL for the liberal patronage je'cteo Q
owcd upon him. the subscriber worid 'csJectr.
' ,to his friends and the public geictiy t's. be
continues to manufacture the above named 'ec',S a
al va riey, of which always land ood e.
20 ..Den or wholesaleand retail at very low prices.
He sso keeps on hand, cooking stoves OF the most a
cyct Na,,e ms for coal and wood .i t.2Htf - 4S
JOB work viii continue receive his particular attention
ID he executed with promptness and in style that wall
please the most fastidious. 2.
F.. VA RNES .. Main 81.
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PAPER WAREHOUSE.
E.O. GOoDHi AN s. co.
4eit.e.at '- v.aoLrs.H.G ps.-z>s1s
Paper, Cards. Card Boards, Ink,

BLEACHING pospE1s, FEE:iRs, w'rE CLOTH, &c.
'', Pearl Street., Cincinnati, o..
A BLANK EooK PAPER, the largest asso tnent in
tac West, o-evety desc J. o. n. -.e- ~ 4
istins Psao all Gs. En5 8 Amer Tissue rseef
CenG MediumS D'blc. Med. Boii':g .. ..
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E,t tc,o =, r.-E Drc2gst
M ii, J "a. e as C,' ed and Gilt 81 ..
Iin'cwa.c Peer C C.ota !.
s,59cn To, Roolng Panes, prennyedrnd
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s,sc ;,ia" w,sopag PNper, al! sizes
nv c,odo Tont'Co g ." -
p's E,,c,, :es of eve.y desc. tpton, SC. &c.
BOARDS. aN .aslsa
Perforated, Binde 3, EoHee ess end Straw boards.
Also sc,t 70: l. 81 pod. SorE' o. PEST NO INK,
Book CT. 50 llss, 4;
Cards, nn, Card Esonrds.
- 4 PfArL FACED Caps. ~ ID
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-Enlis Psi's.-acs' 90 F. ~ "
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10: ..-.se..H igI1... %
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rt,aI, ssoyc Il .,ion IS now the reception OF
yte IS iocesct spoc. nte niles ON .ie elty'
m . n. a. =. >; ,,.e otS- o.i Lie Eia,'l.
to-. &c 'eas os!ion Es osd, IN Sc ca r,id st
~, = s,arcc p, tic - Cana, VI tie ort rem
q =. d .,e.s 20 desi o. enjoying the
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DIED.

On ruesdy uornus TO- SAML BEASLEr. ard d
H. friends and acquaintance Together with the members
Co No ~ snd the Pre- Department, srn~ ,so TIE
friends ins J. + COu-nhoven especially
el attend The fcnes from his h,e eSdeHce No lbs wcs,
18th T.. thu .lterUccn a; } o'cioOk
Tuesday Ms kEBfCCA react OF
the ate Peter X Nsrerick aged -
The friend. ,he fam snj ~ her .on s'mprl h,vetck, &c
esaed are repeatedly eeue.ied attend the funeral from the
renee Of Mr. C. Townsend No - GreeHs,hav rhusiay.
DC, q. n -. z NJ. WITHOUT further invitation
or Trr.oy y'- Oct ~. M ABIGAIL AMMAN r-tc;
O the John Amman n the sOth year o. her
Her eud. aud those O bee daughter Ms Joln
Stewart AID heg Rote and Hugh Altman invited 10 At
tert ,te rsrs 60 the rrdnce OF the latter No IS Madison st.
on fhur.day 2l,t in-'. t2il O'Clock 2 NJ
Oct Is RICHARD BEvAS in the sd Of h. age formerly
r., m BtluILo.e
On rue,dsy Oct 10 SAUL ALLEY in the 18th Of
Lis
Fni. sri res,-' Of the family and Of G-o GF-wod IT, are
r-spe, ly invited attend ih@ fun- a. from No W,-hnston
Thusday morning. lls inst at ocos without further
Newsrk y }. Tuedsy morning, L. ~ o'e'oct
MARY A Henry Hill and third dtrsA's OF WIN sni
soihis Draper. o Luton B-,iosd.h'rs England
Fru~.si ~ oi Ok ~ No. pnafedav
On T. eddy. Oct H. ALBERT \ THOMPSON Late Agent Of
veSo S;.rth FACTORY No ~ Fulton 81. ,s'd 70 years
frirrds invited nj, frne-,l,
s- re,r'r- Nc ~ Greenwich list inst. At 1
o'cck Nrlout further invitation. HIS VII be tskrn ~
GrecLN cod lor insrmeut.
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sCPFkhE COURT-sfrrit T-.s-B-for- Jadse Nir.srtL
DECISIONS
George u Sherman ard Other. I-asc Smith
Mhere The franScrinf of a indrment sent 70


we.uhe,er Co rad BY ni-,ske tb judsr-n ss,
fed IKE uion OF the adsmen o and mtd- Aer
vhh the d-rntsu; snliAl died. and Ia adntrant
sde The proCeeng rr-Eusr The ss aHl Inl5sen-Et5
ccrrec'r WITH Tho shor th the vc- hat judgment
had bc,n estsi 81 The Cour. directed
ojusise hh before anil after the judgment
pleading FToetfs Or pfossas by stake
o mistake Other respect" Code si-il The
sdranstrsiru hac greater right than smith hl~ won
bed ho'on 10 .t ASIDE denied liberty plaintiff
ard het as o M Jan rhe amrndmen be OF
deend ccnsde- amend
with th- Oth-r- either
psriy.
ElIsleh Broom Chars. Webb md VIM c PERRIN
ACf b4oJeht pr4i hy
deem her deped
ct hs ntored ~ s -endsn; Prn- Judgment
itsn by d-fu Pn~ hat subsequently n@n- The ts
ftnse the TRlors-i by plaintiff deposited
unity &c. II J. .ad NJ ". the deiene
prccr-dins p would ruin h. tn Pene
by the Courf1he defendant thst IN. bl'
legal subterse tins" ms sd litter ,er the de-
tere That sham setting matter,
Known 10 be untrue fcr'he Of delay The deeH too
frivoou-, does Hill did tai consi.ra
the bee maturity II h'~s TINT tbs n,te
voluntarily renewal 81 the frs, udm-n'
he Wsbsi al thrt can b. dom
bis The dren h.Es evidently FOR dtsy this
should he dr- shunrh reply put H. A. to Perrn-s answer
n stand, N-hh'- statement no. TO affect PsrrIne
Andrew Merritt sssin-t Au.iin H,l ,nd others
The BoiIe as Edwards "a Paxe. a. sni OF Ad
ridge a Barb Ch Il. 6l3.l how that counsel ers Which
b. has delayed by the iniactou,
the He a-O e the v,ns OF the the
land during The the whs he ht- been
strained ~ tie injunction rom obtaining of he land Ret
be confirmed With SO and the the ref
tho nd Sc the question not raised on this
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SUPERIOR COURT sf1re Judge OaELHr
Nsihan-l Nile Caleb y. Lind cy.
Action of Trespess, TO recover $1,000, 500

oft lers Tor 5000 load of earth, esd 60 have been and
cArttd fen the defendants lots and slOD for nju the
lot IN dams the earth nr h. OF IS lots Of
ground northwest Tenth between Forty fourth AMI
FoIty hfhst.. from which aid earth ss- taken
Ts dscue that other bsd- thr d- cndsnn took earth
rcn the hi, and that them d. deendn ppcd 10 o W
Nef, who that Aus $50 Tor pnid anil dc
by whh defendant de down 'ad lots tsy being
hsher than The ir~e' vl with The etdrendni 20 have
the earihaud that he paid the d George Sl privilege
dong tie Of s7S. Defendant h. dug ouy
evel a the and dsn that the bots injured In reply
-sid that W. had 1uihoriy such
The Court held that ~ G. W having authority Although
pefhI nnocsy ihnks he h,d n the
had Parties bunJ before taking granted
tn. hind that for the ih--elv-'
necessry the OF earth, the
value iy defendant The tim 70 be
ard The lot having ben rjae there ht'been atrm?t
tsis By Vh ascertain such - the f.c
vsId psEf cent. vhh, beng relation 10 and
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MARRIED..

On Tue.@sy 10 By Rev Henry w.rd B-s,h~r. DAVID
BRoCkWAl. formerly Of Mercer Co. Pa 70 Ms ssnA r.
REDWAH cf View York
81 Wet Greezvife ple1--
Ia. ~ Rev Dr. NuhlenheTs. CHARLES p LEGGErI
D. Fu-hnr l. l. 70 ELLEN, daughter u the late s'rpn-a
Carrie. of Hud-oa
Al orient l. H. by Rev. Henry cark. Mr. CHARLEsF
READ Of Aonfose Pa TO Mss MILFORD, Of the ioFmsr
Pace. . ,..
On he sd ser'emh-r ~ Rev u. " Grahsn. NJ GEORGE
TAYLOR TO MI-- MARGARET RANDOLPH al Of New 1ors
Oct Is ~ Rev Dr. Schroeder HENRY D. PRIEST To fhHbE
AM. daeGh,er u L.veIi rread~, J. Esa. ~ Of tAs
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

COMMON Council PROCEEDISGS.-Ihere was
Meeting Of the Board Of Aldermen on Monday evening.
At about hour and half delay after the time appointed
quorum was got together, when a resolution INTRO
duced deprecstoy of the conduct Of members who absented
themselves from these meetings to the great detrent of
public business and censurng the abentees accordingly
1he resolution passed unanimously
Several Inspectors OF Elections appointed in place of
PARTIES resgung ind otherwise disquaned also changing
the polling places in some two three districts.
communication from his honor the Mayor was taken
and Bucket Company in the City The veto was OPP
posed al length, but was eventually sustained.
The special order Of the day taken up, relative to
resolution calling upon the Collector OF Assessments and
Taxes keep of books whereby might be seen the
state of the City funds glance and also to show the Ia
blts OF property within the precincts OF the CITY.
Ii wa moved and carried that hereafter member be al
lowed leave the Board while in session. and that the
of al absentees be published in the Corporation
ie Board then adjourned to Mondy evening next at 6
O'Clock.
INDEPENDENT TIcKEr.-The Independent
Law end Order party have selected the following ticket
for then support 81 the coming election
Mstor-EDwARD A. LAMBERT, (Dem. nomnee)
CcHfroHer-BESJAnIs FLASDEKs.+
6aptofzs ~ Iolico-Ist District: JoEL SMITH (whg
lid Dist. JANIS DE- REVERB lid Dist: JAMES w
KIEEY.' twhis0 IVth Dist; CHRIsroPHES WRIGHT
fo1ic. Ju.ties-DAs1EL X. sNIrH. Cwhisl -
ustires II the PeCee-lst District: JAAUEL GARRISON,
CWligD lid dat; join C. SMITH (whs)
i,ssntly--lId District; SAMUEL DANIELS ilId p"~
ALIxAspEE CAMPBELL
met G 81 her tesrt
SEVENTH WARD VINO NoaISATIOSs.-
Alderman CLaRKsos UsDg2HILL Commissioner OF FL
g. yosEPH PRosT; Constable CHRIsroPHER rAESELL :
insree,ors Cst D;sfrictD Isaac MsssxRoLE WN. SEA-
MN; QId D.ssrictl H. W CALL, JAMES MCKEE.
AsoTHER CANDIDATE FOR CoSGREss.-Mr.
PtATI POWELL for the last Year, officer in s,tend-
.r, uron Justice Smiths Police Court has announced nm
- an independent candidate for Congress T1ere are
~ four candidates N the tsd for this Oftce.
/,
ELEVENTH WARD.-The Wings Of this Ward
have nominated EDwARD T. BAcKHOusg Esd for Adsr'
BEcoxIsG CIrIzEss.-The Clerks Otice OF
the City Court daily hd with applicants or ezen-
chip Tie CLERKS kept busy from noriE5 IA sFrains
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SECOND BOARD.
PHILADELPHIA SALES OF Tuesday

OCT ~ Fnli Boa'd-ito WI kK p, ~ Penn g y e
siiItido Il; $1,000 DO sh sl0o do sil, 5000 DO - -
Grsrd Bank ia -fa Sch Nav, preferred siA SOD DO 4
- 90 iO.s $1,000 Aiesheny CITY g. 70 81 10 New o leans
Ga. lO9t Meadow r. H., ash Pennyv mi, Bunk,
no sfo6 Island RR, 3t 500 Chester yaIsy r. TO-
READING ltR -, 10 r. 90 do ssh 80" do =
sAo Penn. %, i6A ll5 do g6li II Sorustown RK. %
Second oard-ICo Penn H. r.. a. 40 Sch Nay Preferred
Q6s 6lO DO e6I 90 Union Canal. al 5000 an Am II r.
Sc Is, COlS 800 Read H. II. Mise S. ~. ~ NnehL
H. r. sll5 Richmond Dstnc So, 81 5000 CITY X 49,, H.
n 20 / n A. Bank, 156 ; Il Mech. Bank, J!R
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Tn important ser toward secriuE ~ public the aiEAn
tages hcb may D. derived i,s regt,d II a.
matter Of grest that the VIII, 10 act
Is ludges On the Raw premium should be male fnlisr
with al the advantages by this vsyou. nchn-ry
and uust the viii deem Of-ous When
mske the srggtson that when they prepared 70 ex
selves having ffore them machine flm- and ia
inventor or his agent TO explain and illustrate In rs sy
they viii 10 nost apt 20 give general satisfaction and 10
noe 10 those inventions which possess the yrsst- merit
The pubic and earnestly for the adoption VI such
machinery shall render railroad travelling sod
comfortable and the Far contains machinery better
calculated to protect life limb md property taan any otn-
er II prnt used by railroad companies Jet the inventors
ard IUbc both have fair chance n this naer-one result
VIII be that the public, az least viii be well paid
Plesse give the above notice The Tribune and o5hge
MANY.