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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-05-24
TO TIE PUBLIC.

60 The undersigned have taken, for term of years.
AZ: that large and eommodous three-sory Brick build
1sk ing lately erected by Mr.. II. e.. Herschelman,
the Of Second street and Fulton Avenue in La
City, in which they have opened House of Enter
tanmen to which they have attached Family Grocery,
and respectfully solicit shere of public patronage
They have large Wagon Yard with convenient Stabng
and capacious Sheds in Of the Laasco Steam MILL
and conyedient TO the prenices They have fine airy
Sleeping Rooms, and can lodge comfortably persona
For those who in the habit of parakng of the ardent
they will find Bar well stored with all kinds OF choice
liquors and and accomplished Barkeeper who
will at all times attend to their Their tables win
at times be supplied with the choicest vands and
eabes the market viii afford. tits their intention, at all
times, TO keep orderly and quiet house, and pains
will be spared to render their guests comfortable They
have no doubt but their long experience in catering for
the public will enable them 10 give entire satisfaction to
all who may favor them with call.
The want Of such house in this part of the city has long
been felt and the undersigned in hopes generous
public will second their endeayors to remedy the defc
ency BRUGGIMAN Il FISHER.
Lamaseo City, May 10th '52.-[n
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DObyns Il Co.'s DaguerreOtypeGa Galleries.
No. $40 Main street, Louisville, Kentucky.
No. FOwkes Row, Memphis, Tenn.
Nos. and % Camp street, New Orleans.
Corner 4th and Chestnut Streets st. Louis, Mo.
T L. YEAROUT 81 l.. s. LIPMAN, Of the above firm,
81 would respectfully inform the Ladies and Gentlemen
of Evansville and the public generally that they have Ia
ken rooms Water street. the Insurance oce, and
that they permanently located at Evansville in the Da
guerrian formerly occupied by Cove & Widney,
where of them be found at all hours Of the day,
prepared take Lkenesses all sizes and des
crpons to exhibit specimens of their work, sell stock,
give Instructions in the art and wait upon all who may ia
yor them with cah
IT PAN work done by them will be warranted to give
perfect satisfaction charge will be made.
IL PConsantly on hand full supply of Daguerreotype
Stock for sale.
The above now furnished and opened ALI
are invited to call and examine for themselves.
my12-f
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MISCELLANEOUS.

VIII exhibit at EVANSVILLE Tuesday. 25th May, ls5
Doors open II and 81 o'clock Performances 10 CON-
p,epce at and 2 O'clock
a "a mi IS OnseBOXeS, % cents, Fis, 90 Use
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l.. BlTTROLFF hasjust received, at his well know
u . establishment Main, between First and Second
streets. new and splendid stock of Gold and Silver
Watches, every description and the newest styles Of Jew.
elry fine Gold Pens, Silver table, salt and musard
Spoons, fine French Mantle Clocks, Yankee Clocks.
Lamps Grxndoes, and al other articles usually found
in Jewelry Store. The above goods and Gle.
CANT patterns and will be sold at greatly reduced prices
N. B-Eveything sold ut this establishment WIN be
Warranted. fapl6-3 md]
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The above letter shows that in real hot fire. RIcHs SAL
ANANDERs the only Safes to be depended upon. LII
the Pearl fire, eiereR Safes, of different makers
totally destroyed RIcns SAFE bidding def
ance to the names preserving notes. bonds and mortga
ges 10 the value Of 500 O0 The Chillieothe fire Is
parallel SAFE RIcHs destroyed These
repeated prove incontes.bly that Wders
Patent Saamanders, with RIcn's IMPROVEMENT, are the
best Safes made i'm the United in the whole world
They be had mt the DEPoT lag WATER STREET. and
the FACTORY, corner ofST. MARKS PLACE and ATESrEA
New York. STEARNS Sk MARVIN.
also, at the folioriag Agencies.
ISAAC BRIDE, New Orleans, LIZ.
l.. NJ. Hate 4, Charleston, SC.
THOMPSON IL ONDESBU RVS, Baltimore, Nd.
HOLYOAkE. LOWNES & CO., Memphis, Tenn.
EDDY d MORLEY, Toledo, o.
ALLIS & HOWES, Evansville, Ia.
s. SHEPABD e. CO., Buffalo, N. Y.
WALTER X. MARVIN, Lockport. n. Y.
BARNEY BROTHERS. Mobile, Ala.
CHAS. II. CAMPFIELD, Savannah, Ga.
HALL & MOSES, Columbus, Ga.
DE HOSSET q BROWN, Wilmington, n. C.
WM. RANDALL. st. Paul, NJ. L.
| MORLEY * RAYNOLDS. Cleveland, o.
\ HAvER, BOYD & CO.. GAINESVILLE, D.
1 HY. SUGGETT. Rochester, N. Y.
| JAS. HUTTON, Montreal, Canada
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81 per Hangngs, including column, block marble, imi.
taon oak, velvet column, plain and fancy ceored
ebated Jenny Lind pattern. which win be cold very low
by JOHN C. DEvEREUX, JR.,
my10 Main street. between lst and Cd.
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l54 Lots A Adjacent 70 the City Of Ev.
ansyilIe. for Sale at Public
Amcfinm

THESE Lots will be exposed to sale as Public Auction
l. the Court House in Evansville en- the 10Th day OF
June 14 Lots besdes several Blocks not laid OF
in lots) the being situated on the Boonvs Road
between the farm of Emanuel Hull and the Canal These
Lots afford the moet eligible sites for private residences
that be found I'm the city Of Evansve and
their proximity Wabash and Erie Canal and to the
Evansville aud Illinois Railroad, render them well wor-
ey OF the attention not only Of those who wish to secure
pie home but also cf those who desire TO invest
money in real estate speculation. Sale to commence
ut IL O'Clock A. NJ, of said day.
TERMso or SALE-0ne- third cfthepuYchasc money, cash;
and the balance three equal annual payments, with in
erest from the day SALE and payable without any relief
from valuation appraisement laws.
Pats may be seen at the Office Of Baker & Gnrvin to
whom purchasers may refer for 1t
the Office Of VIM. M, Wakes, ESQ
myl2-tds J. s. CRAFT
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the public will enable them TO give entire satisfaction to
all who may favor them with call.
The want Of such house in this part of the city has long
been felt and the undersigned are hopes generous
public will second their 70 remedy the Sec
Lamasco City, May 18th '5a-[tf
for sale SS JAMES IeW coy and
my2i Az Main street, Louisville, Ky.
MARINER STRIPES.-lO bales reed this day, and for
4vl sale by JAMES Low & CO.,
my2i Az Main street, Louisville, ny.
On REAMS assorted size Wrapping Paper and 10
Fawn, and for sale by [mya6l PRESTON BRO.
L myla PRESTON BROTHERS.
Frcslf4ArrivaI of Goods.
TUsT received per steamers Gossamer and Federal
~ Arch 1913 cases Dry Goods, &c. including Prints of
every grade and style, Ginghams, Lawns, Barages &c.
slider, very excellent assortment of Boots Shoes and
Which win be sold for Small advance Eastern
mhl3 MORGAN, KEEN & PRESTON.
TX COSTING, House and Sign Painter. Glazier, &C.,
VI corner First and Main streets, over Shankln &
Relly's Store, Evansville, la.
Fan orders thankfully received, and done with dis
patch. (mh3l-n]
TUDRKEY Err cHINTz.-e cases for sale by
l. apo4 JAS. LOW & CO., All Main ST., Lou, KY.
CHANoE-Thes subscribers will give "a y c. prem.
L ~ amount.
apI7 MORGAN, KEEN 81 PRESTON.
| MILLION WARE.-I0 doz Clothes and Market Baskets
1vl also few Infrnts Wagons, just reed and
| by tap30] FOSTERS q BROWN.
| r. DOZ, Reynolds celebrated Rifle Barrels;
" do Roses pasterers Trowes;
| 10 do Sheep Shears assd qualities;
$50 do Table and Pocket Cutlery;
% do Butchers Socket Mortce, Long Pareing and
| Former Chiseis;
/ pdo do Turning Chises and Gouges;.
100 do do Celebrated files and Rasps, all sizes;
A large assortment Of Carpenters Planes and fishing
| aesie: Just received and for sale by,
lMaln 81 lmsIl en-. GRIFFITH.
y Asses Menocomy blue and White Prints;
- do blue and orange do,
| Rsc'd This day, and for sale by JAS. Low Il CO.,
/ apps ALI Main street. Louisville, KY
TACKONETTs.-sca cases, assorted qualities, res
u Tits cay and Ter sale by JAMES Low e. CO.,
mo ali Main st. Louisville, KY.
CTRAW G0ODS.-33 boxes Straw Hats and IL dozer
~ Panama Hats Tor sale Eastern prices warranted.
| J. b. FOSTER IL CO..
apis Water street, door from Main.
LLEGANT custom made Boots and Gents cloth Ca
H tors. J. b. FOSTER & CO.,
| apis water street, door from Main.
NUTMEGS.-tca case fresh ard good reed and sal
~ y M!i2 PRESTON BRoTHERs.
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MEDICAL NOTICE.

MEDICAL NOTICE,
DRS. CASSELBERRY &, NEGLEY having associated
themselves together In DE practice Of Medicine and
Surgery, would respectfully announce TO the citizens
Evansville and vicinity that they prepared to attend
calls either by day night or both Of them
can be consulted at their once, Frst street, doors
above the Sherwood House, ct all times except whom pro-
fessionally absent. ---2 faple-11
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L'LOUR-Just reed per steamer wetzef, 200 bbls Su
IerHne Wabash Flour, and for sale by
my3 PRESTON BROTHERS.
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TIL
GREAT FIRE IN CHILLICOTHE,
% H0DO
ar q n n I'd 0f the Town Rurnf 70 Ashes

CMLLIcorHE, o., April 18th, 1859.
Me r.. STrARxs e. MARVIN
gentlemen: Yours of the 5th is at hand. In reply ev'
cry Safe i'm the fire, yorRs has proved good lot
nothing. lost large Safe-Ir PERFECTLY DESTROY
Ep-but in the SMALL SALAMANDER / BOUGHT IRON You
NOTHING WAS INJURED. Your obedient servant,
WM.T CLEMONS
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FRENCH DoEsKIN CAssIMERE.-lOpcs reed this day and
Il for sale by JAMES Low IL CO..
| my2i ALI Main street, Louisville, Ky.
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HAMPERS Magazine for April; No 9, 3, A. Putnams
i Il Library, just received at the Book Store Of
SAMUEL LISTER.
WHISKY.-2 bbs fifteen years old
l the superior article already favoraby known,
ust received by [aplO] sALLIS & HOWES
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" 10 DO Cap do;
REED mis- day and for sale by JAMES LOW q CO.,
nyf fi7 Main street., Louisville, Ky.
The daily union., 1852-10-02
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TO oUR sUHscR8Ns .

The peson viii be entered upon teoss aH'sss "
payment Of The Subscription be made Ia advance
Distant subscribers money pssss<s "
which viii b paid all By ourselves In ~ ss's
transmission. M~H1
The COUNTRY PAPER Is pobihed during shs
sions OF Congress, and semi,meesiy during
Subscriptions for period less than will be received
proporlonsd TO the above annual
0y- P0sTMASTERs authorized snd ~
DAILY subscribers
SEMI WEEKLY subscribers, with S5 enclosed, WEEKLY
subscribers $40 enclosed viii be emitted copy tbs
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NEW-JERSFY ITEMS.

TIE TEMPERANCE Cause.-The advocates
ofihe Maine Law making considerable Effort in Hld
Co. to bring the subjec, Of Temperance IS Mime
Law movement, TO the favorable not.ce of the pub
lie. Meetings have frequently been held Of late in Jsr
sey City. Also, meetings occasionally held in Ho-
boken and ether parts Of the County It proposed to
organize in such manner that each Ward and Town
IN the County viii be represented. Petitions Of two
kids viii be cent to the Legislature OF the Ssafe-one
for law TO abolish the liquor traffic, TO be signed BY
legal voters only snd the other for the object to
be signed by minors fourteen years Of age and by
females These petitions are 70 be presented 20 every
legal voter in the County, being the opinion Of the
friends Of the movement that clear majority are in
favor Of the measure They to be circulated pre-
vious TO the frs. day Of January next committee
has been constituted attend their circulation Is
composed of the following gentleman David Could
John A. Cole, c. P. Broksw, r. B. Griune and T. B.
Eetts
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had shown enough to Identity Johnsen having $40
viii the Others 10 the evening aud he wshcd 10 eacw
tie deohrnons OF Johnson The Cocrt doattei u -
Lad slswn enough
Uilnoss-J j. hnson was alone In the boat
Cfer Npsos recs1ed-Thc pistol shown 10 the ss0s
thai banded 10 the Coroner
Tie DatrietA,tortey reA1 the exsminz toe Of Hsv-
Lit; said be q nsfsye Of Nova Scosis-a cashier -
trs6e; l. not guilty OF the charge.
The d. tricfAtorrey seif he would here rcst the
Mr.. whes,on said be would produce 10 snssscx 30
wihed rese-. fur about bali hour In which 10 bod
over his potcr and y rece~e was orierct
TThe ucther, sis.er-irl law two brothers. and osA9
relatives OF prisoncr, were in Court
MI whes,sn n. Sor desensc and the DlstrictAscsnevs
for prosecutor then summed up each niskss ese4ss
up ale O. the Jury.
Tie Court in It's charge said the questions sof ne
Iurywil be Whether or not prisoner hred the pe3
arc, be did it wits prernedrstet design 20 -
the deceased As 10 the LATER point. the law now ~
. tie design formed AZ tie instsn; Of executing
y nurder II The Jury consider tina, b. tired q IN tas
heat CT rtShn. or cs provocs,ion. Z would b. u1an-
slaughter IA the third degree. The Juy rstirei sboA
6ls o'eock, snd net having asreei al 3 O'Clock he
Court touk recess.
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the hshss recommendation OF the for bis SOBER
stetdy nd industrious hAbi,s' Why was such N N
ssIt to the county JAIL lngcr IN prison for four o.
the let months in tie year 10 be turned out Ia n ~
vhCn IL il next en- utter nposshlity - o5'sn en-
pllyment, Tire poor fsllov actually cred when &c
locken upon his prospects No appeared before ne
rsrd inquest TO complain o. the wife, snd OF course
himfel. wife and interesting ltls Tl VIII be sent torh
fee to slsrTe, you please, when me Court rises
Their fv hca ehod things Will have been scattered TO
tie virTs daring their misers ie imprisonment
The County h.s been put 10 about one hunired doi
iRTS eyI for this ctss But then IL IS possible n
the liz wife. and thar swee. iftle child may s;arVe
TO desih ss recompense for The expensive sie, which
hLs been hdrn.nsteref 20 fhenn"
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

FIRES AND Enthusiastically afternoon,
a Ere broke out in a new building in summtst. near
Hicks the proper,y Of AID Stlwel and communicated
To house adjoining, not at present occupied. The
FIRE caueht between the refers In consequence Of de-
fec, In the ue The flames were extinguished by En-
ciues Nos and 16. which were promptly on the
ground The loss sustained amounts to about 500,
covered by insurance
On Wednesday evening dense smoke was seen
i-suing from the basement of the Dutch Reformed
Church, corner Of Pierepontst md Monroe place,
which was soon discovered to be in flames. Tue ire
lad not made much progress. however and a few
buckets OF water extnguished it, 1t is supposed to
have oreintted from the stove.
On tie .ome evening, quantity Of cotton in an up
per story corner Of Fulton and Cranberrysts, occa
pied as a printing Office accidentally set on ire
IL Was oxtnsui he'd with trihing damage to the ma
tersls.
An alarm shout o'clock yesterday afternoon in the
Id District, wac occasioned by the burning OF chin
ney.
ELECTION or OFFIcEEs.-The members oil
Earle Engine Co. No eected the following officer,
for the en,uing year on the evening Of he 10th inst;
FoIemer, Joseph Reeve; Assistants, George H. Hay
ward. Adam Hoffman Secretary <. w. Coburn
Treasurer. Alexander Compbe; Trustee, John Ca
shaw; Representatives, jeremiah Bedell, Jcreniah
Howard.
Cry CouRr-Before Judge Greenwood
Daniel Barnard End George w. Parsons against VILLAIN
Esrtor-TIe plaintf- constitute the law firm OF Bar
marc & BarsCns and the action was to recover the
unit of pronssory note in favor Of plaintiffs which
irton had given 10 William Beard. On the part OF
the defence was contended that the note was one oil
nconmods len and renewal ofone OF several no'e-'
L ~ n ar.l tbtf. he l4la rleut 4
moi legally liable for ifs payment IL ives shown, ho"
ever tatEsnton had received Corporation eertiacae
In Confederation Of which he promised 10 pay the note
in question Verdict for plaintiffs, S5lS 90
W., y dr,ond rstirst Patrick keogh-Actnn 10 re-
cover money lent Verdict for plaintiff slO3 So-tns
amount claimed. . ~, 49,;
Henry Hlkemyer against Ferdinand S'nta-Aetloha
for mflccus prosecution, the defendant having caused
rl1iut 10 be arrested on charge of taking furniture
from his premises without leave Prosecution hailed 70
slow malicious intent and the Jury found for defendant
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DIED.
IT, Mrs ANN MYERS aged ~. widow Of the late cssss

Nov II Mrs ANN MYERS, aged ~, widow Of the late csses
Joscph Myers -, -. =. 49,.
druc. brother s,, Csptna Aadre~ Wahef No ios Sso
90 Ius,dsy Nov is AIR HAM WARNER 10 Ma list yess
ne fre respectful invited 90 usec HI, ne
"a Friday iyh instant At ococA from bis late resaee ~
" Get sd - - 1900, =, -. =
In BroohJu, Nov II, Mrs HANNAH hthviS' IN her ye~
Of hersIe , o., q, 49,.
ard other Andrew We invited 10 stt-nd 40
ues No ~ heafy st. B'ookyn 81 fniay INC sA s~s
pt, a o och y ~ -
In srn Irnnls O. Oct T. Of cholera. ROBERT W. LEwts
NJ, Ycrk aed . years nth and dy Of The hts w
N m md FH.a He duun 200 aud snscsoeess
hu,f srd brother None know hun but W ose hnesss
pan.ed ma bur 10 pIaI-e.
Ia st ar swz IL snssfs he sleeps,
And the lend- he once loved IN ofrOv nov wecps
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THURSDAY, Nov l5-P ".
There was large business done at the StOck

There was large Dueinces uono AZ INC OtU0
Bosrd today. with considerable suctuation- The
lsrcss, activity wns In Nicaragua Of which over 5000
shares were sold the market declining under the Mar
eolsta manifesto TO 25t fall OF per cent since Tues
dsv. The market afterwsrd recovered strength
vheI IL was discovered thst the matter wa really
only teapot tempest, and closed st e6i094. We
awe below the reply Of the Transit Company TO Mr..
Mareoletas statement. In Erie the movement coz.
,nuss large and upward Thesses Of the day are 500
or 500 shares the market opening 1t 90 md
slosing siter the Second Board q 81 The Cd
vance under active business has been per cent ed
the operators for fall under the imyrcsson that
The issues Of new stock would be sufficient 70 prevent
snyimpsovsment are believed 70 b very short" a
dividend Of per cent u confidently predicted With
par for the stoek and rescsion The stock, y sad
70 be carried TO par and kept thsse By hose who arc
confident Of In value, - w1 FsrmeSs Loan. Harlem
va rather setve, bus sell OF 10 ~. sfsrxsd ~
covered lie loss and closed IN demand st 73t Long
Island opened heavy but went TO Soi 4 the Sccoad
Beard Further purchases were made q ~, buyer
6months. Hudson River b again moving upward snd
elo<ed 761 Rssding slso steady Norwich and Son
nston remain change The Goal 5socka
continue to improve. Delaware ssld ~ LII. Psaagy
vsnia Coal llei and q suction 4 100. Csubssisnd
81, which u better IN each case. There were nesu
buyers for Canton, and ssles wore mAds = 50 - a.
vnce q II y cent. Zine IVES raEhsr hsasy. CsaJ
Improvement wss n demand, and l,5oo sAafa ~
closing Il u bid. TaS Bsssn Po3 Of Tvesdag -
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SECOND s0AaD.
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Nsv ls-Fva Boa,d-siI Sch Nav os, - s1j 80 cass@
y..y X r. iOh bOdo ~ ISe chsser ssy hssf 60 %
100 Iis Island X, isa 900 Do lya ,iW sea ..y ~
80 e,E hi 40 M ~ Girsrd Bank, a 10 Penn w.
a. To- s.s,h-~rl 81, ~ sFr.safsh n, sok sioo Res
ipr n n. So 20, 80 1900 do, 70 ,. -, 80 4, ,ox "a
~ 6ea,d-lO Rssd.ns RaITozi ION no 90, ~ -
serri.tS-s Rsilross, oh 400 Lshsh Sk ed ns-snS
p.,osl Mot g. 10 So 100 sch Nav Preferred 10
ssr asadop Railroad. 49, 500 hanseus hAho4a o. w.
Navs
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COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS TAws&sr-Bs-
fore Judge BKEBE and Aid BAss ami BorcE.

htVfct W q SAVeSay 49,
corner OF Twenty hfth and Sixihsv, wa nicd on -
naic ,ms Mt charging him with assault and battery viii
intent to kill Coroner Ives and his Deputy II. L. Bsdi
ESQ., on the Odd OF April last IL appear, from the evi
deuce OF the Coroner and his Deputy tia, al the tns
in question they called at The houe No 3West Twenty.
6fnst tor the purpose of holding inquest upon ne
body Of lad named Josph White, Oh years Of age.
whose death was caused by overdose Of spri'usss
LIQUOR administered 90 him by person who bought
n the store OF Teehin The Coroner deemng Tcchn
70 be an important witness in the cee sent for both him
and his clerk, Boorftuk: but they refused 70 come,
when he and his Deputy went TO their store 10 compel
their attendance An alteration and nnslly scu.is en-
sued Tcchin and his clerk each managed 20 get
loaded pistol from sbe! with which they attempted -
shoot tie Coroner and his Deputy but prevented
and finally arrested Counsel for the defense contende4
that nasmuch a. the subpoena merely verbal Mr.
Techin and liz clerk not bound "a obey Il. snd
therefore the Coroner and his Deputy trepaAscrs
The Court sustained this theory ani 80 charged the
Jury, VITO rendered verdict OF acquitted against tas
prisoner
In the case Of Boorauk. who had also been intct,e
for TIE eft, nse MOLE prose2ss was entereo ~
die Court adjourned tor the day
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MAR RED.

On w sdn.sd.y svrns< Nov II by Rev cwer, Mr. JOHN
" BROW Ms. ANN 4. BRODIE. al of wJh,n be,ss l.
In Bfooihu L. L. ednesdAy rvruns >sy. ", BY Nes J.
Gider NJ. THEODORE b. A. sdHiEffkilN 70 HfA sANAs
L, acCI FAyE both OF Nantucket hss.
- Nnrustei paf~rs pess- copy. . ..,,.,, o., -
A. He~to.n Rucls Corny, Pa, Nov. n, RICHARD FL.
MIR OF Ralnoe 10 ELIzABkTH T. aaush,er 1s ~is Es
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LAW INTELLlGENCE.
COURT CALENDAR-Tm DAY.

COURT IALENDAK-Ifin DAT.
SUPERIOR CouRr.-Nos. l35. l39, 3l6, 80.
.ts q .2I 49, 4es. ll6. 33l. $50 $40. <1s su4 NJ
la $50, ss6 81 IN. $40, a', 267 {a l5a lss. -
$50 $50 5e ss4 5eS 6, - ~. 30 50 7s los so. -
C,Scrrr CouSr-Nos. 1879. 2i2s. l3ia l.so2 i,sse.
675. 7Oa III. 9sl. 6e2, 1T, -, GA, ~, 73l.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-19
SUPERIOR COCRT-Be.cre Judge Duxs.
MtsOn at Clark

To recover damages TOR permitting water, g
alleged fr m desenSanrs premises TO run INTO those a
defsn6snt and work thrvuyh cellar will. sc. alresAv
referred to- Verdict for plaintiff SIS, winch, bong
trcspass On lands carries t,l full co-ts.
Befcre Judge CANPssIL
George O. Bartlett sg.. the Ncw.Hsvcn Radrod Ca
To recover damages tor injury received by penssa.
ger during a collision Of cars near Mount Vrrnoa, -
Wesicheet,r County already referred to- Vcrus0 u
plaintiff, $l,75o