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Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-12-02

Nee T5,ras ia Grant Co5taty-At the late meet
ing OF the Supervisors of Grant county, the fol-
lowing alterations were made in towns:
Town s Range . and fractional Town O. r .
were taken from Fenuiu1ore and added to Nusco-
da, by the late County Board
The town Of Highland was divided. Town s.
Range ,, being the northern part is to be called
Liberty, the southern part Town 4, Range , 5
is TO be called "Ellenboro
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-12-02

MsssACHUsETTs. TIE following is tae official
Presidential vote IN Massachusetts, Scott, s.. 6s2:
Pierce 44,569; Hale, @s,U23, Webster, 1870 F.;
Broome. LOS.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-12-02

NoRMoNRT-0rson Pratt. missionary from
the Mormon territory. gave recent lecture at St
Louis, on the following subject: The plurality
wife system avowod and vindicated.' He not on
Iy avowed that polygamy existed at Salt Lake
City, but that its PRONUNCIATION was the principal
nhiect O. ais nl..sinn-
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-12-02
arrival Of the hermann Louis Napoleon En-
peT0T

New York, Nov. %.
Wheat and Flour slightly lower.
Corn firm.
French Empire declared by Senate COMMITTEES
and Louis Napoleon named Emperor Third,
which ne officially accepted.
Websler's death had created profound senso-
ton in England. ~ & ".
Detroit Nov. %.
The steamer Sam Ward, which left here on
Monday night tor Cleveland, when ten miles be.
low the Island, broke the strap which connects
the piston rod with the walking beam forcing
the piston through the floor and roof of her bin
and tearing away some twenty-five feet of each
The engine is a complete wreck
During the excitement Storage passenger
jumped overheard and was drowned, leaving a
wife and three children on board.
The sam Ward was lowed back 10 this place
last night by tie pTope,lor BufTalo.
Boston, Nov. o.
We have returns from sixteen more re1resen-
tatives, which show gain Of one for the Wings
and four for the coalition. The Wings have a
majority OF 10 y over tee coalition. and over all
Of ten. There are fiJy-two representatives yet 10
hear from.
Washington. Nov %
Henry c. WTishtman, a Clerk in the Post Of
fee IN this city, who was arrested on Saturday on
charge ct robbing the mails, has been bailed m
the sum Of St,0y0, He viii be tried in Decem-
Der next.
Honesdale, Pa, Nov %
The dwelling Of Mr. Daugher.y at Weymouth.
was destroyed BY fire Saturday night. MI d
L =
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-12-02

STEAMER PRISCkToN This Z. 5. vessel lately
made an experimental trip from Norfolk to Bal
timoTe. Her greatest speed was miles an hour,
and at intervals she would stop entirely. In case
Of battle her only chance would be to fight as the
hope Of escape BY running away would be extreme,
" faint
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-12-02

FINE STooK Mr.. y. B. Howard of Magnolia
brought calf into town last week only four
months old, which weighed when slaughtered and
dressed 525 pounds. The calf was sold for the
nice little sum of So 36 and was raised bv Mr..
Arba Townsend OF Magnolia There IS profit in
raising such stock-JancsUiHe Gazette.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-12-02

To LIMOS BoSD HoLDERs-Ihe sum Of
S35000O IS 70 be divided upon the principal Of all
our Illinois Bonds other than Canal Bonds, i said
Bonds are presented By the first day Of January
next--GGL .7fv
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-12-02
HARD 5. VIVIAN. Sheriff

hIOHAhD >. wv IAN. Sheriff
Iowa County. Wis
Sherif's Office, Mineral Point Nov goth, 1882.
Owe WILLIAM r. BIDnLECoNE, Sol. for Com.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-12-02

New YoRK. The NV York Herald contains
an enumeration Of the Jew buildings in progress
Of erection in that city ms year. The totalnum
Der IS 1878 and their "lue IL set down az Sl4,-
.3g toe
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-12-02

+ ARKASsAs-Hon. YIN K. Sebastian mas been
re elected to tie I. S. Senate. and George C. Wat
+ = rs Chef Justice OF the Supreme court Of Ar
! .arsas
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-12-02

TO " r S2EE ANTS AND F.rEEGFt ANTS.
Storage Commission Forn-HrSBg
minus Of TIE O. rms and Chicago Union Raitrond.
Il. P0TwIN, 1882. A DAVIDSON.
DAVIDSON. & sO..
CHERRY VALLEY, ILLINOIS.
RE prepared 10 receive. store and forward goods and
n produce 81 al kinds. and viii continue the business
at the Western Terminus Of the Railroad IT progress
es- Mark packages. I" are Davidson & Con-
As this Railroad completed the 81 the
wagon road between Chicago and Gaeua think rner-
charts will find to their interest to send most their
goods this route. Please try Tapl27l 27-6m~
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-12-02

~ The late Grant County Board unanimously
/ memoralize8 the Legislature against any change
( IN the present system CT county and town gov
/ eminent. Also in favor Of biennial sessions Of
the Legislature. TGrIns Herald
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-12-02

BY AUTuoRITY. The Madison Democrat. the
"oficial organ Of the PIERCE party in this State,
without pretending to "iniallbility," thinks its
''means Of information" sufficient to warrant the
following guess at the new Cabinet
State Experimentation L. Marcy.
War-Pierre SouIe
Treasurv-RobcTt J. Walker.
Interior-Caleb Gushing.
Nayv-Howcil Cobb
Post Ofice-Amos Kendall.
Attorney General-WiIliam II. Bizsel
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-12-02
The Official Tote Of New York.

The Albany Argus Publishes the Official vote
OF New York The aggregate vote on Governor,
with only the majority (7,o5o) given in the city
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-12-02

The dwelling Of Mr.. Daugher.v at Weymouth.
was destroyed BY fire on Saturday night Nh D
and his mother persisted in ne flames
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-12-02

y Inc FTesI0enTIaI F.TecToTs IN he several
States of the Union meet their respective State
capitals on the first Wednesday in December, to
cast their votes for President and Vice President
of the United States. The record of these votes
will then be sent, under seal. TO the President of
the United States Senate, at Washington and on
the second Wednesday of February next these
records will be opened in the presence of both
houses Of Congress, and the result officially de
clared
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-13
: u go
DIED.

On Morisy H. after lorE and a,u-~ hULpAh
wife Of Jsne- N-sl sg-d 3 year. ard months.
The relative md friends Of The tmy re-9~ctuy invited %
attend the tom her e.i.ncr Ia NostS ~ o., WI
ham bur gh, en- Wsine dAy e o'clost
TN Trr-day. - ANN ELIZA LAW wife OF jams
Low seed ~ and months
The friends and relative. at the family respectfully inniei IN
attend the funeral ~ O'Clock Nedne.iy 18Th Dant
q NJ. igf Prince
On s,urday oct . WILLIAM COBB aged Is yesr,, afer
n p inini Illness
Kidd a. M,,uoro. Alexander FINLEY. aged yer.
Jersey j. eldest the late Robert Finley Caste
blney. {, uGty - nashan. Ireland
reevet letter from The Captain Of the Company
stating he, Mevco and
hi AZ Ne " renamed him oil h. del,
and IL. .lv-i -sd tell for
D. GJiuz lie devoted Ia ul good 'l-tel
otisr. hshy p.cied By al Who knew him
brd dec-nily would permit and he told
write would wrote 90 November
lot C.rr.ts '. k0vsrash
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-13
TUESDAY, Oct. l2-P. VI.

There was an active Stock market this
morning with good demand for the leading Fsnces at
improving rates Erie was buoyant and sold up to 81.
At the Second Board however about 800 shares were
thrown on the market which depressed it to 81, at
which 1000 shares were offered at the close To
morrow being the day OF rc6pcning the books, there
will be a very large amount OF stock 10 be delivered,
and the sales on the Second Board more probably
made in sdvance by parties fearing tine effect OF the
heavy deliyerie.. Canton was firm and sold at 80.
Soning,on and Norwich also buoyant the latter
going TO 81 bu; closed at j0i Harlem closed at H.
Rerding was in good demand, and after the Second
Bca.d 400 or 800 shares taken NJ 97i Nicaragua
il nm with considerable sales at 29G29s. Cum
berlsrd Coal improved l = cent. and Pennsyl
wanna Coal ! y cent Dauphin closed at 90. The
pr,mhm stocks were frmer and in demand.
For Government and state Stocks the inquiry IA good
aud the tendency upward. Sales $4,000 Government
g. 1861 were made at lOa l0sl, and Vrgnia 6s sold
AZ H. which is improvement OF z ceht hne
Bond. were in fair demand and trrn
There is a moderate demand for Sterling,
with a steady market ut l0s GlOl.
Freights are quiet in consequence OF the
strike among the laborers We notice engagements OF
o5GoO bu.hel. Wheat, Sd 200 bales Cotton, i'd. 1000
bbls Flour, I'D Deadweght, lj- Oar, 3d Hand
.pikes I'D To London, 900 bbs Oil Cake, % 3D., &c
The amount received at the Sub-Treasury Is
so4Css. Paid, s55,477 Balance, s6295,4s9.
Three-cent pieces can be obtained in sums OF
s5and $50 in exchange for gold at the counters OF the
A,-is,ant Treasurer
The total value of merchandise exported
from hi. port for the first week in October 1872 s913
Total value Of specie exported first week IN Octo- ~ 90,
Totsl............... ...........sl 5 5S 545
Total value OF imports time. Rsb'H1
Excess Of imports exports first week in oc o0 one
.Si'o1'c
The receipts of the Albany and Schenectady
Rood for the month Of September the largest ever
received in one month on that work. The figures are
September -
september s5l............-.''''. -,
,u-...s ,s,-,v - - s5.en
The number of irst-class passengers over the roah
durins the first week Of October la2
Same week lcst
Increase 25 = LED
The Quarterly Statements OF twenty-slx OF
,he CITY Banks show increase since the June state
men, o., 80 "a al in Discounts, Il 49, 1876 in Depos-
ia so4jO7 in Circulation and decrease of sJs4 "A
in Specie.
The Money market shows very decided im-
movement as compared with last week. Many call
loans on p cent paid OF today and replaced at
y cent The large houses are free lenders Paper
Of hr.t cls.s is in moderate supply and IL easily
passed.
The receipts of the Cleveland and Pittsburgh
Railroad for September were:
For Freight lj6sl %
.Sf}OOo IL
There is a better inquiry again for Land
Warrants and The market is hrmer The range ia sl45
6sl50
Thompson's Bank Note Reporter says: The
following Banks have recently been organized under
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-13
WILLIAMSBURGH ITEMS.

COMMON CoescIL.-THE PoLLs.-The Board
-. Aldermen met At the City Hall MONDAY esenins The
p;Sen, All MAUJER in the Chair. Various PETITIONS
in rerrrnee improvements of streets were %
al referred. petition received from A s.l "
g,x,s 10 estabsh line Of stazes Referred 10 Ooh-
Tb- Law Committee reported the following places
selected bold The polls at the coming election WHICH
adopted -. - e, so,,b That III
~, frst story of BelTower; lid District cor IVin
so,,b sss: Nth District. No " South 1tn-sts
S,rS Ward-lst District North ihst neat 70 me cor
r of Sh-et; Id District, corner OF % Ana S9fIn %
TsirS Word-I, District corner Of North ID sid Even
-. ia District 10. 5l4 Boerum-sf
r,y.d md adopted that the Controller Be directed
. -. warrant for the omognt Of Policeman Comptreus
bill =, I'll AS. 70. n u.r,gav
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-13
MARINE CoURT-B~srr- Judge LIVES
jane. Malaga at Thos J. sssan -
To recover damages for injury 10 plaintil

hu.- ~ the has;rs Piniid resides al mar
81 oh az lO3;A -; ralani contractor Tor sf-- -
the sthav Pirtis house SHOWN have ten dAIle
repeated blast. 81 foct ih- the point -ins
~ o-~p The housr 30 from dHrr-ni -
apysa testimony hat the basis had th-n "
three kcs- q p~irrand hsi The vofkEsA ai' :,
tie contractor bad paecd Their power N
scc-n,s bs;s bat they consisted 0nJ o.
dsr vhch h.j ben hrot blast b-of- d.
ior pf1'cCfon The blt-iS .
Tie Jud.r ~ o. ihs Jury 10y whether ihcre bad -,
;hr Isft @ the AID ~, un.Eili
'he tass II ni th- cn,cior Only hsn- ~ = ~,
esnssc -h,h PANTS asd snnef-i bat there as -.i
n-s Lruicd ih-r verdict 10 ~
aunt o. damage sEzerei By psnuf Tie testimony -. -.
the tjlfy 20 the hoGae son4rtAns rsins 49,
vcsh, Ct The e-iruny rather toward the snhilrf
dti iof paiE;il. "a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-13

HABEAS CORPUS.

AWrt~A sued out by wihin A. H, requiring Cornel, A
Hall 90 surrender h. custody the Their dlGslir h
beth Hall whom he Ae.r utu,;y DEPRIVED OF her liberty b.
said CoIpra l. izird tia; Nj yer a9
pied for and obtained divorce her Husband me I'D Nlih
the sround Of Hhiry Tn-y had three ch f-n ats
sri snd the others toy Thee CHI drn. sad though Ni1olt
any order from tie Court placed Is Ha;G consent O. IN %
With the mother Of Nj H reading U-i0 County AM Is
chae- ihs ihsr mother IN m e. on the et -
grandmother snd k-p cohc-s painful, m ain-f
cains IL and custody. The stand adjourned
CERrIORARL
Geufte ,. Sch-oCk Lyman Nudr- and J~r- C. Nh@~r
Th- pars coHpas OF beorr Juts si-t-t ON rhass
Of se peien.e- and on>pI.cy dragL An elimination IS
bad said three b.; tie justice ~aho- =
decsu The brought ~ d-i-ni n" '
hat the, snd shoe.i no &c
held unl-r the m7uison. Argument 49,. h-.rd.
TAiAL Tt..-BreF- Judge WoSosEH
Peec and Mann Ast johnson and HaHtagton -.
To value OF roa io-i ~ iar uIi o. schooner
CoV-y already referred TO- In. sy~n 10 ih- Jury
-. iOIrn,-.n
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COURT or COMMON PLEAS-Beore judge ISeE.uAZ
samuel Philip, again-t Henry l. Van Wyck
Plaintit is dealer in turs and straw good

Water believe. Fulton Defendant Of the hrn
Van Nyk kobbe Townsend auctonrrs The action Tor
ault aud battery damage lad a. sl0oIl
that June 1871, tai'li
without povocsron as~suef AMI beat hl
Attempted choke him. scratched hm the nrs sn1 niJ
the lensh OF the AMI pushed hm down the star
In d,ensc. charge denied but ad plaintiff
Others. se OF goodhat former hr nal
bought so suction and r'wsd refused ray the parcnf--
10 Iay for The good,or Which defendant ninrm-i
ptlVAr that they would sell goOl, ha a.
ues he hfi made deposit Of money 90 guarantee h.
ifao'ha plaintiff aierWad whe defendant WITH his
business violent language. defend VITA
hSvns uttered untruh and mterupns The bushes and nyns f
beach OF the peacetha defendant hold vi p nia
viii u,ccary. In r9J PAINTS
he take good EXCEPT good grounds refusal
and drue. the other part OF the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-13
MARRIED.

In Providence K l. Monday. Oct H. by Rg7 NJ HOBART Of
that p-cs JOSEPH HEREKf STfELE OF The Rochester
Ansrcsn. M LUCIE ANN TONY. ct Re. se-tst 4 .
g. by Rev Henry Chase. Mr.. CHARLES IAlLok To Me
JANE y TALCOTr both OF e. .enbury. Coma
O l.! ~ t,her Jerome Pastor o. - Joseph Chnrch d 40
hy DR. Hutton JUSTO DEL FRISCO d. Of Puerto Pm
cpe. Cuba. 10 JOSEPHINE, OF VIM. A. fhomg-'n. ~ .
In Ro1bury. MAJ OCT :. ~ Rev 2 n Antron hr JuhN
MANN Broosyn. y TO Ms SARAH l.. daughter o. "eo
Dove Re
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-13
PREVENTION OF STEAM BOILER EXPLOSIONS

PREVENTION OF STEAM Boiler EXPLOSIONS
II j. SLoASs Patent Hydrostat indicates with uneTing
certainty the hight Of the water the boiler and
keep the the required level by furnishing supply
Isura:e with the evaporation 1t Also gives instant
the and of accident 70 the pumps or
FEED and. If not needed, it sounds general
alarm for the fire be Withdrawn from the furnace
IL the unOrm and constant feed the greatest
possible of heat rdced from the exhaust steam
result which has before been attained while the
saving Of time and fuel and the protection of the hre
faces ubcs and ues against the disastrous effects Of low
prove the Hydrostat to be only instrument OF
safety. but great economist.
Tie Hydrostst is placed by scientific among the most
UpOreB inventions of the present century while all VINO
have witnessed IL operations pronounce the only sue
cesfu effort made for the security Of life and property
against the mighty power of Steam.
II is constantly operation the bo at the Far and
the Mandatory Of the undersigned where may I've
by the curious subjected the scientific and prac
cal investigation.
Persons distance may obtain further particulars By
communicating with the undersigned, 10 whom all orders
for the ydrcsat should BIZ addressed The capacity of the
boiler should be named by the applicant Patented Dec 10
1851. SLOAN LEGGET ProPretOrs and Manufacturers ~
THOs J. SLOAN, I Empire iron Works, foot Of
SAMUEL LEGGET,} East 2rh-st- New YORK.
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AdVeTt-enlent =.
AID nv Tur AvrpIc.s ISsrrrUTY aides

FAIR OF THE AMERICAN lSsTIrUTE.-Ladles
who visit the Great Fair crafty their curiosity can do so
gratis and their satisfaction by visiting Columbian
Hal No 81 Grand-st At the former place deposited on
y the pTOducts OF American labor while At tine latter es.o
shmeHt Exhibited the richest fabrcs from ali parts OF the
civilized world silks Shaws MeruOs Psramattas and
Muslin de LANES, Laces, Embroideres, Ribbons, hid
Gloves &c &C. of the choicest production OF America Eu
rope Asia and Africa. Another advantage in favor Of
Columbian Hall is that ali articles exhibition il offered
for immediate sale Strangers from the country VINO visit
the institute should not leave the City without visiting CO.
lumbar Hall No. 81 Grand-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-13

PARADE OF fHE FIRE DEPARrxESr.-The
annual parade of ne Fire Department of wli,nsbur.h
n 10 t,ke place a Monday. Nov ;. under the direction
n the Chief Engineer assisted by the Assis;an. En
n.-rs. The following is the order of procession;
StrNngsrs
Band OF Music.
Fire Department Banner.
Exempt Firemen.
Officers of the Fire Department
Wardens.
Engine Company No l.
Hose Company No. l.
Engine Company No. 2
Hook and Ladder Company No. |.
Engine Company No. J.
Band Of Music.
Engine Company No. 4.
Hose Company No. ?
Engine Company No )
Engine Company No. g.
Engine Company No. 7.
Band of Music.
Hook and Ladder Company No :
Engine Company No 8
Engine Company No g.
Hose Company No. 3.
Band of Music.
Engine Company No. 10
The line viii form NJ l O'Clock P NJ OF thst dsy, IN
South Ninthst, the night resting on Fourth ST.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-13
AcCIpnxrs.-M.rrHEw CURRAN, rock


bas;er Will, engaged at his occupation IN Fortyhirdst
Eighhav., Monday afternoon trnbly injured
BY the explosion of pound key OF powder. He had lii
his and thrown the match while lighted the pow
der. One of his eyes blown out and he badly
burned He taken TO his residence by order of Capt
MILLER, OF the Nineteenth Ward.
PATRICK CAHILL, lad Is years Of age while at work
anew building Twenty onrthst, Second-av yeste
day fell from scaod to the pavement and ser
ousy injured lie conveyed 10 his residence of
Twtnhs and Frstay by Officer PECK the Eighteenth
Ward
VIM McGARY member of Hose Co. No |, was Knocked
down on the of Madison and OIyers by the hose
carriage which over his person inurnE him severely
He removed to his residence, No IS Hcnryst, by OH
Ger MCGUIRE of the Fourth Ward.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-13
A NV WAY TO GET A RIDE.-On Monday

A NEW WAY TO GET RIDE.-On Monday
afternoon Police O6cer OF the Twentieth Wand, with
friend jumped board Of the Eghthay and when
called upon by Nj K r. KNAPP, the conductor for their
fare the officer exhibited his and permitted 10 ride
tree content with this however, he syy passed the
90 his onpanon who represented to Mr. KNAPP that
ne also officer. Phe movement however, Or
served and by close Quesonngon the the conductor
who ola police officer, the fraud detected
plant viii he preferred by Mr. KNAPP against the officer be-
fore the Mayor and the will be investigated The
individual no tried pass himself OF officer also
liable 10 arrest and imprisonment
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SrCOND HOARD.


Oct eFfs,r To.sB-2O Railroad a. 10 do, ar
s5O Unon Canal, is 100 d. ~ 1900 Beaver Aeador K'l'
road $500 Railroad o., ~, lOIA 500 sch Nav
- -o -2s DO. rob - 40 do - - Ph1d Bt lt+a ~
Iehsh Nv 81, IN Sch. Nav, Preferred. y 80 do M 20
do .7i do 27A 40 LONE Island Railroad l331 sl'D
Penn.ylvsua g6I 500 WlmnSton Railroad s. ~.
sscosp BoI,D-gt Hsrn'tus II, 104; l!sch NAY, lSh
Prnra r. Wilmington r. ~, 9sb 100 Union Canal,
I61 sch Nav - ~, s0l 500 lehlsh 49, % ssbO Penn
g. 81 500 Grafd Bank. Il d.o Sen Nav Preferred ia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-13
SUPERIOR COURT-Before Judge Paws
To recover the loss of child Killed by fall Of

johanna MCfvov INST John and GeOfg Kicker.
To recover the loss of child killed by fall of
tus already referred The jury could not and were
Thoms. |. Law at lac l. Servre
On note Tor 80 tie dtii,' ~ NAa
ly had desuc together ard plaintiff mei That defendant owed
HIM ant meeting Mr. Chn-ty, agent o. d--ai n n ""
plaintiff compelled sad Ch-iy under threats Of p-ocui n
ail but defendant authorized a. Verdict tor Dc
irudsnt
Tlrh ALLEGES that he wood the deni1ni wlo -
bot that he die haferd hm IN Nogrmr Toe pr~ni suit i
SO. lis htrse 10 the time Of bringing th- suit
The that plaintiff empOyed only rom week 70 ~~-S
be- Paid when dhUgrd and SAID nothing about c
O md s1d hr hagrd for as.anns fellow WORK
Before Jude OltLEL
A.a n. Fersl-on e. a. agtint Edmund Jones.
building u BLOOMING iaic, already r'''rrei ~
Ncrdut plaintiff. -3lg -.
M.rI Ivy and brother and Eri Railroad Co
To rco injury the OF two trunk 81 nc' o9d
placed Railroad Dank., % b. delivered 20 plaintiffs Al
unnecessary delay. II -l they so' stsei Up
Company and Delivered ~ oeo
and fashion, &c The cliIm ia No d-i-nr - - OF
ed taken The judge ad he id not zee huttl
phA'i"t WIN tAi''" ~ ''''' '''"'-
the mr and they bound 70 take proper care 0! N;
good- verdict i,r plsinuf. -
Cls.le. smith ssain,i Geo W Adrance and g sherman
Acirn AGAINST Messls. A g. sellers No 2Asor Hou.~, for
alleged assault and battery and ise NJ ; brns IN
Mes-rs 4 = the batter gentleman called fpLccin
pauih custody t"tn- officer BE- NJ W'ui
House and Chsgr against % aud d 80
Lutr Captain after Leatus both side reiuse 10 receive the com
plant that matter anything. for cv ,ai and
discharged plaintiff The peut action brought ~ the pan'h 10
damages.
on the part of drsn.e said Mr. the store s'
stationery. without beng delivered o. pod
G m upon and defendants applied To an
ct cerv prevent =
val that defend sns h1d imported if ptn'H rae
ap-odc, called Towned- FASHION Place whch pun
called and paid e. 49, ihe Price and Was Es out and N
esby she seized b defendant aud oFcby thrust oi
Verdict .of plsiniiE. Slttl
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.
COURT CALENDAR-Tnn

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BoARp or SUPERINTENDENT. Oct. IL

BOARD OF SUPERyIsORs-MOnday, Oct. IL
bin Of the Coroner 81 si3 80 for holding nquests in
quarter ending Sept 90 Referred.
bill Of Sheriff CARsLEY for summonng jurors and sup
plying provisions debtors prison in Edget for quarter
ending Sept 81, 81 .c32 "a Referred
A bill of DR. REID ST. for analizing remains OF Mrs
ScARLErT; and bill Of SIS 10 Mrs LswREScE, for care
OF jefferson Market Court rooms Ordered paid
A petition received from MARY Parker, WIDOW OF
MILs PAagEs 10 be paid amount alleged 10 be due her
husband Sunday in four years from 1870 Re
fensd
Some petitions for relief from tar and one two other
petitions were received and referred.
The Board egan adjourned for q week.