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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-05-27

MYSTERIOUS DIsAPPEARAScE.--The Pittsburgh Dis.
patch says that Yankee known f r. Billings en-
gagged in the manufacture of patent mattresses left
city suddenly last week. As he had paid none Of his
debts, and doubtless took funds with him. his nu.
merOus creditors (among them a widow vino keeps a
Boarding house) very anxious lest he has with
foul play
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-05-27

DISTRESSING Academia most distressing aoci-
dent occurred Tuesday of last week in this county,
about three miles from Dupont, under the following cir
cumstances: A named Mitchell was choPpinc
of the root Of large tree, when Children boy
six or years old, and younger dau9hter-went
past spring and returned unobserved by the father
and Stopping the little boy got under the play
The root being separated from the tree fell back into
its place, crushing the boy to death instantly
Banner.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-05-27

"a panther, measuring nearly three feet in height
and feet and eleven inches from the tip of his
10 the end of his tall shot last ST. Anthony
Minnesota This is the first animal Of the kind killed
in the Territory since its settlement
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-05-27
JOHN O'KANE q SONS
NEW BOOK STORE.

XXTE friends 10 BOOkselOrI coul'y Mex
w chants Teachers Professional Gentlemen and book buYe
generally that have opened Indianapolis Marion county, la
diana Book Store We prepared n time suroS
large small Quantities, with and f@l
stock Of Books and Stationery We keep always ON band large
complete Of Miscellaneous Theological Law, Med
Ica Common School, and Classical Books; ogeAn< with fal
stock Of Staple and Fancy Stationery.
We confident would be the interest of Country Merchant
and all others wishing purchase books 10 give a call
All thankfully received ad those who send thu
they will filed promptly paid oroess b.
Rses wanted JOHN O'KANE 81 SONS.
uayaaIwtf No 4Nors BuAings. undor Odd Feevs Hall.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-05-27

NAyAL.-1he Norfolk Beacon says thatsthe United
States steamer Saranac will shortly sail from Pensacola
Tor Nicaragua and Costa Rca conveying an agent for
our Government and the British Consul General having
for their object the adjustment of our difficulties so Tar
as the United States and Great Britain are concerned
and with every prospect of the favorable results
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-05-27

A DAIRY CouSTY.-Geauga county Ohio, is indus
trious in the cheese and butter line From the st of
June, S49 LIST June 1850 there was made of cheese
2,3Se 2T0 pounds Of butter, <73 43I pounds The ag
gregae value Of the two is S66,357 THEN there was
in the same time maple sugar made worth 500 yS73
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-05-27

WHO DANDiEs IN KID GLovEs-At the recent elec-
ton IN Rhode Island hundred Of the prominent Wing
nabobs Of Newport, TO show the estimation in which
they held the law, receRty passed. providing for voting
by ballot turned in lghs KID g0rss and put the en-
veoPes containing their votes into the box with sIrer
sugar f0Rgs-N. A. Ledger.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-05-27

aCThe opponent of Mr. Broderick in the recent duel
al Contra Costa, California, son of VIM Smith,
ex Governor aud Congressman Of Virginia and com.
monty known IN that State as extra Billy" The
father was present at the duel. Alexander Wells
formerly Of New York, was Mr.. Broderck's second
and Mr.. FitzhGgh Judge Smiths
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-05-27
PUGH. NEWLAND, Il co.

VNToULD invite their friends and country merchants generally
ch they sell very prices for sash IN exchange for
bacon Lard Feathers Fakseed Ginseng, &c The following are
$50 bags prime green Rio Coaeei
$50 hh3s. from lair to prime New Orleans Sugar
ieS Barrels Crushed sugar assorted numbers
s Cases uS Doodle SisH Re6S,i Loaf Sugar
$50 Barrels Plantation MoIssses Cypress cOopessssi
20 DO Golden syrup S. Louis ReaGeryi
g .S R5as g g q 90 &C. &C.
$50 Bags Maysville Cotton Yaras assorted si,esi
e E s ]: $:ss:.'s!. !: !: !:
300 Bales Cotton Batting, Pure;
Z Z B BsIs, e cs1fl. G wics;
so Doz Fancy half Buckets
100 DO Painted and Fancy do
90 Nests :, Painted ME Tubs
1000 lbs Rolled Bar Lead;
900 Bags Shot, assorted sizes
$50 doZ lOAg and short Bedcorss
IS coils BEDFORD Rope
- S 56d, es .lIios y1Ss otIesss sasa1
81 boxes ok JssS R T Tobaoco vaross bTas
- do common Ky. do vefylS"i
100 DO pressed Candles
los do Star do assorted si1e7'
90 DO Sperm Sperm do do
800 resms heavy Wrapping Paper, assorted sizes
100 packages fresh unpowdos Tea, direct Importers
Is half chests Black Tea
3 ~ sacks I.ye-Fool Hns sslS fac'orE,s1ls
go barrels pure Cider Vnegafi ~ :s3 - p.
I. 70 : s.os. B Bs% fs1R B siii
30 boxes Cuba Six Cigars
100 40 9os Sol sIs5ds soiss fpss saeist
Bmone Copperss, Flour Ct Suphsr, Cloves Nume9S ere
mon Campbor Mustard Ground Spices Ln.eed Oh Caste
ment Fahnesocks and McLane's Yersifuge, g. D. and
Caps and gensrs assortment OF Foreign and WIS
II Lo 5a5S May I, 1854 maylOdI.-xtw
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-05-27

GA writer gives the following advice TO wives
Should you lind it necessary chasise your husbands
you should perform this duty with the soft end of the
broom and not with the handle"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-05-27

A Very Party OPERATIOx.-The banking house Of
Seden, Withers Co, at Washington, have made
$40 600 by takings three millions of the stock of
gina at par and al premium Of per cent. It now
cOmmads 10 per cent premium.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-05-27
~ 80 IMPORTANT
TO OWNERS OF HORSES AND CATTLE
Troun & Fiekardts Celebrated Black Liniment

APPLICABLE in all the various diseases Of Horses and Cat
lie where external application required such as Corks
Chaes Calls Spras Bruises Scratches, Cracked Heel strains
ofe Shoulders Site HOof Knee Hip joint Fetoek and Of the
Psster and Conn Joints Sweeney, Spn SPAWN Hard Tumors
Dstemper Fisfu.a Poll Evil &c. 6c.
also, excellent remedy for the Human frame N al case
SIDE Face Limbs &c Sore Throat Influenza, Sweins Rheu
unaiisn. Sprains Bruises, &c. &c. &c
This far superior 10 and cheaper ihH the common
Nerve Bone Lnimeni III
The enzns prepared sd sold oHy BY the subscribers
NAV also be obtained Of accredited agents throughout the
staie Price 2S bottle, botes for dollar by
TROUP s. FICkARDT, Druggists,
Circlsvile, o.
Ts whom all orders be addressed
TIE GENUINE BLACK LINIMENT can also be had OF
THAL,MAN & EVANS, Indianapolis.
And at other respectable agencies in Indiana mar4w
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-05-27

FEosT-BITTEN.-A Miss Frost, in Massachusetts
has recovered 1866 Of gallant for breach of PROMISE
He oourted her year and has pay at the rate Of
dollar day for it,
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-05-27

IL The work upon the Lafayette and indianapolis
road Is progressing rapidly. The trackayers are within
three miles Of ThCrntOwn We shall soon have daily
communication with Indianapolis in connection with
stage coaches over this ute.-Lafaystfs Courier.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-05-27

IfMayor CrOssman Of New Orleans, in a recent
message 10 the Councils of that CITY, mentions the
gratifying fact that the yellow fever has not visited New
Orleaas epidemic for five years He ascrbes the
general improvement Of the health of the city to the
opening OF the bitches and lots in the of the city
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-05-27

REFERENCES
Hon. E A. HanneSan, Indiana
Hon. Wilson Shannon, Ex-Gov. Of Ohio
Hon. VIM p. Bryant Elk Chief Justice Of Oregon;
Hon. Isaac p Walker, Z. ). Senate;
fIon. John Moore, Springfield, Illinois
Hon. WIN. McNuriy Lieut. Gov. OF Illinois,
Hon. S II. Treat Springfield, Illinois,
For further information address f. 3 COPPER M.
lamb L.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-05-27
Westward the Star OF Reform takes Its onward Course
NOTICE TO DRUGGISTS AND PHYSICIANS (!

Westward The Star OF KebTm takes us onward CouT5e
NOTICE TO DRUGGISTS AND PHYSICIANS!
VA would respectfully call the attention of customers and deal
Wv medicines full aRd large assortment
pure We receiving and opening CRUDE and
the CoSPoCsDs prepared from Medicines
by Beach, Maon, Thompson, Howard and others
Also Extracts concentrated articles, hud sod and powdered
Also he Compounds prepared from receipts OF
me most eoaOOus character having tested thoroughly
twenty years superior quality Of PFe Medical
L9Vog all which prepared 70 sell wholesale retail
Our stock consists in ~ 'i,of
African Bird Pepper. SculcRP,
Bayberry, Ladies' slipper, NeTvine
Ginger Jamsica, Unicorn,
Ginger, African, Witch Hazel,
Ginger Race, Raspberry,
LObeha InfaiR Sex Golden Seal,
Gr &c nr
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-05-27

RThe receipts Of the Northern Indiana and South
srn Michigan Railroad for the month Of April were
$f8, BIZ April Of last year they vsro e21, 645. In
grease $40 ,874. -
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-05-27
AS
The Greatest Disco very of the Age.
DIR. TRAsX.sS, MAGNETIC OINTMENT,

DIR. TRAsK,s-NAGNETIC OINTMENT,
NOR lnAamaiofy Ke0f6fsm ~ 60 ksk>e 90 G21f
~ plete remedy prepared.
n 60 leo will sssga ss'iss relief he w0rs case
Nervous Diseases affections OF the Spine. Rhsnnafa
Lameness Burns, &c, SC. Is OF immense value
SWELLED LIMBS.
II any Of Ladies afflicted with Sweled Limb Mix
Leg sometimes called IA complaint that females are
to- child birth which often pUraeed for
would sl SUCH bottle of Tasks Magnetic
Ointment which viii effect certain and permanent cure
Price % and % cents per bottle
Sold wholesale retail by Crsighssd Browning Tonson
Brothers, Indianapolis; Edwards Greenfield Wiley NJ Lowry,
Knighsow1 Hodson Wslbom, Ogden J. r. Bracken Il Co,
Cumberland and BY Agent in ereh village in Inc Stale.
oct-Iyw H. 4. FERGUSON. Trav. ARent
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-05-27
JAMES HARLAN,
ATT0RN AT LAW,

INFORMATION WANTED Of Widow lady living some
where in the State Of Indiana, by Sophronia
Knogl. unless married. OF her Isaac IL
give information where she be found will give the
o. any earthly intelligence her sister, Hepsbah b. sue
widow. Write To Leonard d. Salisbury Esq, Hampshire Kane
County, H. nay4d1w-ma y20v2yg.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-05-27

- "A HHDS. n. o. SUGAR;
0OI7e brls- N o. aud s II. MosSsss
95 do. Syrup
10 hf brls do;
100 bags prime Rio Coffee
90 bxs N. II. RsisinS
% brls. Tar;
do Sar
. butts fine Va Tobacco, ST. ., aAd Ii. luuS,
TO hrls. Resin Soap
bags Pepper:
do. Spice
Just received, making stock complete and desirable of
fercd cheap for cash, approved shori paper
apTl0 JOHN w. HOLLAND.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-05-27

WHO WANTS A GOOD wAToH-cal aud SCI your
wv self NJ those beaufn SEeED Duplex
Lepne Watches the following Trces. gsax 25O6 full
Jeweed Levers SI4 so TO $780, Lepub 90. Thee
Watches RrOfne Quality all warranted the best Of pieces
don't Luy any OF he low pficed things thai enads
sell and 70 keep time. We keep but The best qusy
Try them, and IL they fail perform the satisfaction pi
chaser return 'AsS and get your money At w
p s Recoueci fse waiches imported expressly for
this Hocss by [ms,Spd&wl W. II. T.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-05-27

HNaE undersigned have hand and constantly manuc
III turing Steam Engines Of all kinds Castings and Wrought
Iron Machinery for Saw Nils FIGURING Mills, WgsS ai
Also, johnson Wheels, Cunning Machines,
Wheels and Axes Plough Points, Mould Boards of various
all Of which will sell for cash ftssx PER ssatn
rat
MULEY ENGINES. Our Saw Mill Eagme is considered by all
who have tried superior article and Muey OF the latest
another consideration that sell from hy hundred
dollars cheaper Than any other shop in The Stale.
MERCHANTS, MILL WRlGHTS and persons engaged the
Milling business will find greatly their advantage 10 give
Call before purchasing confident Of the
wokcan and viii sell lower than any other shop in
the West JS&R f. NEAL
Jefferson Foundry, fronting Vine High and Second streets
squares back from River, Immediately north r. Depot Msdi
son, Ind ma25-w3m
Courier Ia Fayetls Journal Terre Hsute; and aeksOria
Rushve, will copy this Office for
adjustment
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-05-27

CHIcKERING's PLANO FoRTEs.-Expeciins my Spring
~ stock OF Pianos in few days. offer stock Of Pr
amos ard Melodeons reduced cash Those IN o.
these ulrivaed instruments viii do well by calling the Music
Store.
Banios Guitars Vi0n Velneeos Flutes and Accodeons OF
The best quality always hand and cheap for cash.
Call and examine nay4 ALBERT E. JONES.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-05-27

MACHINE oARDS-On hand and receiving good sssor-
I'VE ment OF COTTON AND WOOL MACHINE CARDS. from
the manufeoy in Leicester Mass which viii be warranted and
sold al Cincinnati prices.
The attention o. manufacturers and carders in the West
spectfhily solicited A @. WILLARD
mar22d2w mar2Sw3m Washington ST. opp. Palmer House.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-05-27

FuyHIs DAY RECEIVED AND NOW OPENING
ii Bdiania, Covered Gothic Pitchers, assorted sizes
White. Iron Stone Dining Ware ia sets separate pieces
aprill7 JACOB Indie
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-05-27

Also Spices Ground and Crude Nuimegs. Chnamon Pepper
Mace, Aspice, Ginger, Cloves &c
Asc Seeds Of every variety, Canary Carsway FAX Hemp,
rennGs Mustard, Anse. Cardomnl, L,bela 49,
We design keeping variety Of Grass Seeds Field Seeds
Flower Garden Seeds
will DO full complete and world all cali
and examine the qualify Of goods aud prices.
We bay goods cash and and VIII sell low. South
side Washington street the Palmer sSsuss, Indianapolis
decDQ-Ivdd -y i POPE q CO
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-05-27
Irn-.r.,nzr.- Ma q fssf

IEDISEARGLIs, MAJ 20, 1851.
N. shall be ihe OF the Principal furnish ST he
Institution who may desire L. win immediate smpOy.
therefore business part The Stalk
who may good accountants inform him Of the
stating all particulars, sd he vii Try aud send him well quail
fed III every particular
l-Arrangements bsen made with the
Boarding In the City board and lodge all Students
90 90 per week, making the entire board
ing Tuition, and Stationary about si0oo the Pee Tui alone
in The Cincinnati Colleges. jayl7-lyd&w
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-05-27
nIssoLUTToN OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES /,

EhlsSOLUTION hINEhSHIFs-NOiIce 4 Hereby
partnership heretofore existing
uel Wainwright George T. Wainwright unde and
STYLE OF WAINWRIGHT s. BROTHER has this day been rs
and the books
placed of Samuel Wainwright who alone suhor-
lied 70 settle the same. SAMUEL WAINWRIGHT,
Indianapolis Feb IS 1852. O. F. WAINWRIGHT.
NB-rhe undersigned VIII eontinpe business the old stand
arm Wainwright
ther viii please call and settle. -
fsbl9 SAMUEL WAINWRIGHT.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-05-27

GtLAsswARE-No~o opening,
~ Caiswba TUmblers;
Bar Do;
Ale do;
Table do, assorted patterns
MOiasses Cans, full assortment.
For sale at River prices.
febI4 J.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-05-27

We The Undersigned having used the Composition Roofing Ma
era Of Louen Duffy very cheery recommend IFS use be-
sying to all the advantage crbed TO Fire and
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-05-27

INC following cures, Performed alone by the q
! BULLS SARSAPARILLA, are net wondsrs then
knowledge that 40 not know the meaning Of the
sTG Read and be convinced thst facts stranger than
Seton
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-05-27

ROCERIES undersigned have Just received sp sndd
~ well assorted fresh
pared sell for cash approved Country produce low
the city Give call and feel and taste for your
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-21
DIED.

On Tuesday morning. Goth Ds Of Consumption, PHILIP P.
The friends Of The family are invited attend funeral on
WEDNESDAY, 2ls inst, O'clock M from bis late residence
No South 4ihst between 9Th and wilGam.Dash
On Tuesday morning. 10th inst, JASsH CHAPMAN in the 2d
The reat'e. and friends of the family and the member. OF City
Locge q. OF o. No. bl ard Mt lions Encampnent
specially invited to attend his funeral from ST. Johns Church 10
On monday' july iqr1 JAMES rlrLAR ss.l 81 years
Tie relatives and friends Of lie family, also the memHers OF the
Baptist Tabernacle and the First Baptist Church, Williamsburg
respectfully invited 20 attend his funeral AZ O'Clock this after
his late residence 9Th ST. 80 door from South 9th
On Tuesday morning July goth, SUSAN 0HARA, widow
Of the late Capt. John o Hara. aged u years.
and respectfully invited 10 attend
her funeral without further nvalon hOm ~ residence Mr. A.
u. fecAhan' No 20 last Zist 81 =, ,,o,,.,.
Al Paris the h Of June last AUGUSTA wife Of George
Loyef.
TIE otbe family other law MAYOR Kinssanl
and Offender respectfully Invited attend her funeral
Thursday I'D july o'clock the afternoon from her late
In Brock n Miss VICTORIA SMITH, aged u years, daughter
ofRoben l.. sn i,h.
W sday) July 2si At O'Clock, NJ. from No. "a strong
Place. soutt Brotk yn without further Aouce.
BY drowning Florida, Orange Co. Y. on Monday, the 10Th
inst RUSSELL H. only child Of SANFORD L. aud May Ann Ma
conber Of this City The deceased boy "a old
was batting and got beyond bis depth being able 10
companion Every effort resre him, but life had fed
The ubers will tale place O'Clock th 4tenoon from the
parents Orchardst The friends OF
the family are respectiuly invited TO attend ,,or 10.
daughter olJohn p and Louise p. SclemeIborn.
At NewBartiod July a, Miss ELIZA DARBY, OF Brooklyn
after painful illness. Her IN strong in her
our and She died in the blessed hope ORION, resurrection
On Tuesday morning Goth nt al the residence Of her father
New IrunswIck, J. ELIZA LAWRENCE, daughter o.
Thomas Wells, Esq., 70 the 2Wk year OF her
In POugk July H. OF cysLeTy JAMES infant son oiJoh
sno Christina J. Brsinarj aged year, months and Gays
In MddeoVn, C onihe 18th July very suddenly Mr. DAVID
TAYLOR en- heed citizen
In Bath Me Ilth inst Dea wILIIAMMORsE aged II years
and 9mOntls.
In New Orleans lt inst. Capt MELVILLE NICHOLS ma
tive Of Bath late master Of ship France, AGED Fl.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-21
TUESDAY, July 20-P. NJ

There was no session of the Stock Board
today and but very few Brokers made their appear
ance in the street. The feeling, however, firm and
s. was bid for Erie.
The interest on the First Mortgage
Bonds Of the Hudson River Railroad due on the let Of
August will be paid the Cd of that month the lst
being Sunday, at the Office of the company In this City
The interest on the Stock of the Ro-
chester, Lockport and Niagara Railroad, due on the lat
Of August will be paid at the American Exchange Bank
The semiannua interest on the Coupon Bonds Of the
company, due the day. will be paid by sssrs.
Duncan, sherman & Co. of this City.
The Assienees OF the Commercial Bank
Of Mississippi have declared dividend of p cent OF
the capital.
The Northern Light takes out to San
Juan 95 mechanics and lsborers under the superb.
iendence of G. W. Pine Esq., for la, ing down the rails
Of the Nicaragua Road the same being graded and
nearly ready to receive them. This road Is only IL
miles long, and when finished, will give an uninter.
Iulted communication from the Atlantic {, the Pasdc
MeIsrs. John B. Jervis, George Bliss
Charles Butler, Elisha B. Litcbfed, E. C. Litchfeld.
Hugh White, John Striker, William L. Marcy and John
s Barry elected Directors of the Michigan South
ard Northern Indiana Railroad at the last meeting
Of the stockholders John B. Jervis electei Pres
Gent, vice Mr. Bliss, resigned
A project is on foot to establish, at the
village Of ROndout Bank to be called the Anthracite
Bank, with capital of $4,000 to $4,000
Business in Dry Goods, continues to i'm
prove City and country buyers are alike increasing
then purchases Prices have advanced since June for
Wooens' full 10 y cent, and for Cotons, 5 y cent
Inc sock OF Brown sheetings is limited inducing great
hrmress on the part Of holders Sales to STRIVE con-
unue making. The rates range from 7aa7hc-
Besched goods are moder atey active and firm Ddlls
are In hight demand, but steady as the stock wa, much
reduced, though slightly ACCOMPLISHING O.nabursh,
are quiet but finn. Denims are working howard IN
price, ranging from 7lz4sc., with good demspd-
Stripes are Inactive Ticks In reques, at firm pd
ces. There Is more doing 10 Cotton Flsnnels with
some buoyspcy fprice Printing Cloths are in Limited
activity and the supply Is gaining on the demand. di.
minishiDg the buoyancy Of the mrket without, dioin
ishing pIices The range 10 from ga up TO Sc Prnt ara
Unfair and improved demand. The assortment 4,
complete, and very varied st prices from
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-21
MARINE CouRr-B Before Judge Cowles

MARINE CoURT-BefOre Judge Co"Ies
Jp6ss Fyld sgt JolE Ddue"Port ana M'c'se SLY,
raB-To recover the value of quantity OF goods s','o
OF ITEM al the factory of Davenport Mallory az
Haven and part of them here which hsa ~
The firm of Van Renthuysen McKee, iock mfnurso
,ufers of this City Plaintiff claims q have purcna,sa
the property of Mr. Mckee Oh 30 April wnte, on Ue.
hslfof Mr. Sullivan n IL claimed that the hr owing
him debt and Mr. Van Bsnthuysen being desfou' 70
secure II 10 him. sold and delivered the SAID proPe'1
1aid Sullivan on night Of % sept Plaintiff dem fn1el
the goods OF Mr. D. who resides In this CITY ana sso Vi
Mr. S, but they were refused, and action 10 Drought
On tn part Of the plaintiff /, commended tha the
sale of the goods TO Sullivan 10 the night time was au
duleDt, and in bad faith to McKee-and that the ssle
cam OF be sustained In reply to this II was said the
sale in good faith 10 an indie 1tedness ana
that the sale being In the night time, made no dner-
encealso, that the sale by Mr. Mckee to plaintiff, with
out The knowledge Of his partner, was equally liable to
The objection % bad faith.
The Court held that Mr.. Davenport being the mere
depository of the goods could not be held abethat
either Of the partners had right to dispose of the pro
pery for the payment of their just debts and that the
sale TO Sullivan having precedence OF the Other must be
sustained. Judgment for defendants.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-21
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

A CASE OF Yesterday
afternoon, a woman with three chlldren-one in her
arms, and closely enveloped in shswl-csme to house
in Boerum st. and asked permission gointo the yard
leaving the other two standing In front of the door until
her return. When she came sut the occupant Of the
place observed that she had left her child and immed
stey proceeded to the rear where he discovered the
body of the infant embedded In the sink. He then
came out and calling in some of the neghbor succeed
ed in getting the body while others went in search of
the woman, but che not to be found having made
very speedy exit with her other children. 1t Is not
known who she is. She bad on a black mantilla with
deep lace fringe red handkerchief about her neck,
and calico dress with large figure. From marks about
the neck and other evidence, the infant had apparently
been choked to death. The body was taken to the
deadhouse.