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FRIDAY MORNING, AUGUST 10. 1858.

he published Mr. Sanlon's private letters, hls own were
,xnnsed by that gentleman. We are assured by Mr S'"
tons friend that this IL miStake-ha; MI D never pHo
tiers of Mr. Pike recommending individuals Tor Office wr''
ubsed perhaps ,hrou9h Mr. San;ons agency, nnt my
public and not private letters. They are on NE AZ ~
Post Office Department at Washington, suhject 10 'c "
spccon Of every man in the Union =,
II the facts had been laid before u an! our ai'eh.io "
rccted them should icertainy have done Mf.
Justice before the election just freely Sc DO now. ne
constituents have yndicatcJ him.
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Correspondence ot the BnI.im"'" Sun
BARN ALrM SrCl%Gs, Va, I

Angus, l3tn 1853.
arrived here yesterday !rom the celebrated Rock
,J". Alum Springs where spent the last week TIE
co,,i there has been er weeks past Hnpecricneu oGen
The celebrity o tho certain cure Tor some OF
ne most Diseases that people Will 60 there now
vcr great difficulty uf procuring accommodations rof
rycal tr arrivals daily exceeded Inc delif-
a. ua In crowd has become so great tha new'c'itfS
re obliged u hc cunrcntcd with mattress on The iioof OF
ne OF the pators, until III regular rotation !. as % s'
| lot tv obtain a vacated tpntI
Unl the prescn, year kbrii@c Alum was only place
resort for yalds bn III, purchase :" The property
~ ,l Incnicd John ". Frazier, ("osc G"a'h ~ a,eh
@ s regarded as great put!ic calamity 10 ;ts portion
io yirpna these springs have -en III popularity So TAR as
Il, riya il, crirbiaed h!ir sulphur Springs ic pres
~ nroprictnr William Frazier Esd seems IN posses !"
l, extent me cnray and taste ~ i= drcriSni hr"'I"r
and j. nnw us lily regarded a onc ci TIE moss accomplished
Sgfjngs prOi,,irlu:s III the mountains re" men ~ '
IS;ac atc highly cdmcn!ed, hn1 hri"!c m ,'as u
an IN crest IN Springs, his s:anfrng A . Siu"h
bar and years lcl"t- "i ne lie t'sith Nas
,rscrvcily high In his vOca1n nfcca upon ma ny
mo timely death u hs bIne lie bids lar to Distinguish
r.,l hy ; Ncccdrg .racc II hls manners ana 'c en-
rpy o. his He has projected Improvements !"
no carried ont mkt that will Afford accommodations
f thousand visitors rs-t'Ic present nunoer Is niue "'e'
600. , .
have been struck with The tact ta, the largest nnnh
. visitors from abroad furnished by the old Norm Sc.
yi-"intn< North caronia"s c2ns"'t II s'cihs "e'e'
thar The citizens OF almost any other t~o states.
The Virginia Central Railroad VIII be IN "rs:a'on "vN,
summer within miles 0i these Sprlh&r, .h"s 'fs
.hoo within one DAY o. ttrhmurd That distinguished GU
ip.cr Charl" Eilr h1g,c o this work. and Is preSs
inr it IN with his acenst"m,r. snrfSy
THE INDIAN EATrit.--DEFEAi " lI'E 9io'. ;.
INDIANS FIVE HUNDRED REPORTED 4"
KILLED. , "a.
Iou.vrlLE August i5.--A rcufned Californian VINO Ia:
hci In,Dudrncr .iycs thc "l!m"nS account o nc -
80 h,,,I b.to1e rooftct a. having occurred between III:
Siony and Pawncc Indians. , -, - :,
Gans and tho combined forces were ah"i > l'i st"n@
Lc p1wnecs .yrc assisted ny The l"1S >acss ana i"
,;.. ~. nnmhrrinu IN ali about go Tie opposing
80 ~, ,hur, fv miles i-nm Fort kcaTncy, and ihe bat.
re lasted all day rcauIting in the 'ss on ho,. snr
,ou FIVE 10 six hundred Killed. The oionH parry, '"""-
| ,hp most Numerous, Defeated !,
nors,o >yhn has come in from Foft LARAMIE says tht
nve account is cxagcsrltion hmi saye i'at s!ea'
,r,nu j. being made. nd ha! not IN f"i - I"'.
,ieh IN. Paw naps would have tten drisasd t' 'h''h
mai hundreds instead G thousands "oni 'c nearer WV
marx "a 10 ha actual Gunbef engaged, aii ne "'n"e' "'
! a wag doubtless also mnch 'Hagsefat''-
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e"s'" OF the deccasc Of Col. Bliss issued the fcowin.
general orders
:, HEADQUARTERS WEsTERS DlvIsloS.
lo,Seis r ,No. i5 Fast pascrgouia, August 5 i55I
nc eialor General coIm,an:ns with deep regret an
!oacGs !" the Division the drlh O Lieut.. Cui. W. w )
nns >is'hnt Aiutan General late Chief Of ,hc Divi.
'i "' and formerly the Che! Of III" Staff Of he Army
" orI"Palpn III s ardunus ani memorable campaign IN
ts' ~ 'lo' uen Taylor. On The night Ul the ith inst Ii,
=" victim 10 lie Prevni,n" deadly epidemic.
narrative .! the brilliant services oi this amCned oil
"! oul ." snpcrfluous here. They familiar house
'''' "i' 10 his comrades ui the army, often HE lips
NJ ''""czcns and craven lc records ol eventual pc
i"' oi us counfry's history In rraiy official wrtiu.
c p' ''iei the evidences pt mind powerful
''u"'''. with ta>tC and learning.
ohtccss morals, upright and acctinnaie in private
NV '' 'tI III zeal and devotion public ,iuly left an rX
S'tH more worthy Of cnuianu than The hriianry "
h'S ' Ills enlightened and attention. in ever
' ShS' dties at lie could only e,,ualett in merit y,
'n' nn'r-IY AMI temperance which he displayed in III,
",.n''y o! reputation, and a, The height al success
- i'cr Of MAJOR Cen Twegs:
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lIIr GARDINER CASE.

W..uixGTns August 6.-in TIE Criminal 1 1o". " ~ "'
b, couuS,I Ipr Dr Gardiner renewed n" n"'''o' ,'
III. c.s,s IN CONSEQUENCE ut tTelr lHil3r i've -"
.,.m.nts In the Circuit Cuu.l, witch wal 'irc' ' ~
M The prosecution resisted The motion n' me, M II.
.? .? , ,nwed Ibc motion and fixed The trial inr lie 's'
N,niay in December next
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81 HANOVER COUNTY COURT. JUNO .s. Is53.
NOTICE.

|IN ALL WHOM TT MAY tOSCERS--A certificate. No 3.o
te a. lnGisI. rnH Virginia CeGral Rail Road Company
90 81 ~ JOHN SAMPSON deceased. on he 10Th day o
" i-i> tU'er March @'h. S47 for I've shares :" ih'
" .sh curI"H, t.iNs found amongst the papers OF th
a. 'N Il SsH deceased. hereby notice that shall ap
, lie I-n,-aI al he according 10 law.
RICHARD SAMPSON.
Al,Ditra nj 10 S,, plnp.tl tl,r'd
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TIE RAvAGEs Or THE YELLOW rr', ,iha rn
AMONG TUE SLAVES IN CubA.A s"nl,e'," M, ~,
-, "A n, New Tnrk ia-t week. from Luoa ss' ~ ,',
ouov leye, Is raging with dreadful fatality ~
= me Island The chief victims ure The slaves - -, h
,nred from The Of Africa oh ''e SUI, I,hi. nrn,hr
80 ao. ,.r,r olanier who had con-dclaoir huHoef
a ,t ,hr quarters them by this disorder.
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correspondent Of The New Work Irinn. the chief
slavery organ OF The free STATES. saws III Congress can
make roads keep nggers o or ,ow Them 10 be un
it,"
The nboiitInnists Gays The Louisville Democra would be
happy or an opportunity TO start the question: whether Cu
~ and Banjo shall have Uncle Sans road the same rig
that white men have Seward, Greeley Stevens II Go
would like TO loom up upon qI.s slion of this sort Cen
gress or upon the eve OF Presidential election ont
f the pestiferous items this PROJECT will give rise To-
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Mcssis Shaw, Ka!n. A-h" and caiac all Occupc, rnr
%'u" al opposition Ia DIVISION :" The public lands
tr Ror' eds and Ihy planted lh,merves also fh ~
s"h "i President Pierce relation the extension ui
American Institutions hlcssrs Lewis and Boyd 81 tie
'oi and sixth districts, occupied the grounds The
fc> Of the election may he justly regarded triumph
INC administration ui General Pierce.
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N,JnTIIERN SEt;,nI:>

r seventh district presented ~ The last Congress
by III" HON. Alexander White and -rr1GI hy the Hon.
jaime. Abcirrunbe, both anti Scott wings.
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ALABlMA.-The democracy have elected tetnocratic
governor, six Of ihc members u t0;srs and
luTiy IN both hIancc~ o HE Legislature We have M
'.ortt ,hai The Au:ama dc,.aticE r ongrcss
WI or composed at lie following gentlemen.
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ROBERT Il. PRE- NTIS,

+
yX- regularly the Circuit and Inferior Cour:s u Nor
w ~. touu.y Norfolk cry Nansemond ana Isle OF "isn
,.r, he Curui tour OF Southampton couny All ous
ms 4ac. u High street oi the Savings Bank
ser. Wednesdays .iil DC at has olice, IN me CefS
- =, g,.It,r. :, S,,rog April l6-c6m
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NORElI EAIOi.lN 4

me i'iriHh Standard ul liz lith instant says
"c lhni We may safely that The representa- ion
- y" hSt Congress itu. ihiS State viii be- a. ulipws
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We have received the last No. d. Southern Eclectic,
published a Augusta, Ga By J. i FItcn, for 50 year,
1t is excellent Magazine, ben! a. lis name indicates
selection OF The best articles IN ppea in The Magazines
and Reviews of dis and tie old rntrv Among i,s rcl
con,cns are articles Ancient E,,d pucry Writings n
Chesterfield the Duel Of Eserrs and OConne conrlu
ding with Foreign Correspondent
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-08-19

WAsHiSsroS August l6Mr. lanes has been rrinstatr ted
iu the editorial department oi the Union Mr. Nicholson
one of the editors has gone 10 Tennessee.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-08-19

THE NANf.-ltis stated by l.sc who ought 10 know
says the Louisville Dcmoca,) ti the United States nav
il weaker in proportion % N. the world, thar
il was in 1872 and dsros' think The slarnrn
true We are startled with IL announcement tts ou
western coast is in danger. II were lirin The dang.
arises from our having no navy al ulc {" It purposes
is fact ha, any second or hin rate power j. as orm
dat on The are. war were declared ,
should have able prpcc unr cuas, either III
Easl or South 10 say nothing aby' The West,
Now If the Federal Guvcrnm"., wants to project net
oniy our Pacific bui Atllntic nd Southern coast
the surplus in the treasury be nlcd upon the navy
This ie the very Of De nee and its consn
onal beyond question.
As of economy, il won be lar better 10 spend
yihe OF the money IL would 'akr huid Il rail road, and
Keep naval force in the Pacific ' would command that
against all the powers OF th world ii there be dan.
GER II is pre- cnced let the made dcuat. il.
purposes; and leave private encf;' 10 do is nra wo
Of building rail road to the Paa
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HEADQUARTERS WESTERN DvisIoS

{ lhh LATE COL BLlSS.-Genc'al lwi.s on ihr uc
ea'h OF the dcccasc of Col Bliss Issued the fcowin.
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Col jeff Davis in his revised speech about the f"c
raroad rranls that Congress cannot make road "nsi
a State bu maintains that the Federal Government has 'h'
power 10 make road Though the territories. We can
possibly comprehend this position (saYs the Louisville Dem
ocra II road is necessary military road aud us con
sruction is usablc that ground, il be made :"
well through State as territory
No State can nlerposc obstacle to The action oi O""
gress, il the act of that body Is constitutional.
But If Congress cannot make road through H!"'
how can it own and manage one through Stat" i'F
whole territory through which this road will pass, VIZ !"
few years be under State governments; then VIII" vii %
sovereign over this road7 VINO will make me rcna' NV
FOR trespass upon The road hv the road Uncle sam WI"
be common carrier Of goods wares ana nr!chancs', 4
who will bring him 10 account for neglect OF duty ne
will no doubt BE- the meane< one on earth lie wii'"s
deserve 10 be hanged than six months after he engages
in the business.
Now shall The new States sovereign the road ana
bring parties 10 account or sal the Federal Government
continue all its authority? / The latter be Iain'ah'''
could no, the Federal Government upon the E"una
assert ts authority any rad leading t" the lakes q"
Atlantic coas,:}
This position VII! not do.
THE FISHERY uUESTlu%-The Baltimore im'-
says il s enabled by private Information 'f" an w
doubted Washington. !" c"n'rn'ci III" '"'H
abrcations aloat Of expcr'd collision between ~
English and American vessels service Al the fis's
Between Commodore Shuhtck aid Adna! seymour 'he'c
is the bcs, understanding possii and both nave n"''''s
their hope and rndravor I" preserve 't
present good feeling exists .twecn tnl and 'cf re-
spective governments tnic= erciofc, The treaty Is IA
granty violated .! which there no disposition "h t!'f
side ,he.e viii be trouble Il! statements that our "
ermen have gone ou, from The Eastern nds- icy atiata
disposed seek conflict equally un onaat as are
also the rumors Of alleged III rcg the su'c, IN crr
the British or American coast ;: The period ni Tie Airs
ACCOUNTS Ceved r State Navy Departments aii's
were prugres sing in The most and pacific manner
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This position VII! not do.
AMERICAN INGENUITY.

The New York lIcra! has bee looking around oi some
practical Of supplying ih demand 10; IL immense
circulation reasonable hour. the morning MI l.
Kingsley of New York thinks r has discovered n" sue.
cesslu means Tic Herald th,: describes Iae process,
which transfer column. a. another proof oi me
wonderful ingenuity OF the iar;ecs. Mt. Kingsley pfo-
poses his nc;yf ia:sped paa ereoypng 'iacty,
aud several oi attaches Tislc s laboratory over ir
rail- road hui!in yesterday M! became rather arahy
impressed with The idea u it, SnCcss lcr have raTi"i
10 us that The material used * nrolnG o! gut: ";chi
with per oXi" oi iron and p"foAc 81 amt!mhng Gann2 a
compound hard and said 10 b. more durable than !s
The process appears 10 3e very ap" and may become e.
ctua in MS rcsusrhe air tcin thoroughly csfc rom
The svt.acc uf the !ypcs m 90 aag the mou! and from
the surface Of The ln"ri when fo,ninG III" plates. Al 1T,
plates are unvaryng in levi and .! equal thickness
from face back by which the pate Is produced ~ cry
ready complete and finished The mould showing
almost perfect fac smlc o tic yres from which Il "aS
made.
.lhe time required make nl4 and plate ior page
Of The Herald will not il is supp sc exceed ten mnGcs,
from the locking up the form 10 p!clns II on The ptc-
"Mr Kingsley anticipates for u ifs l; II ".H save u
no, l. IS Than $4,000 year for at cast THOUSAND
Instance, pin. our cdo.ni 1uujo Coc- per DAY,
directly upon types; oy hi f hc says 'I "gi''
types but for copy, therefore Eould require ~ i"H
b., fore the type il much GI; sup".
sing we use type lS2 days months.
ed That by adopting his systI We wll be cn.,c4 I"
start in about twenty minutes three OF lightning
presses upon The oTm and may be able 10
print thousand copies The rfrld in place u!
twelve thousand 10 the hour that Is Instead ~ oar
FIVE hours would only want ana u all iof ia!y
by which means We wait an hour later iIf
news and stii give carriers hour advarlg"
The present arrangements in the 'licr delivery o The pa
pers
''3J. That the matter would aaays have clear hand
some readable impression from ,ypes, Jc sub
Icct . broken interpretations.
'4h. That The cumpOstor woU always have clean typ,
10 HANDLE which would gvc 10 eaI Oi them halt an hour u
day advantage twO-thrds time 'hln the
ping would occupy with many advantages which he
nlcd out, and says he VA rcats-,
"lhs is merely outline o NJ hngsi"ys present plan.
He peiitcting his arTar gtier, and IN htlic
will make t:ia ot il, and II II ;.,crId, Is i'll
cannot pet double The prcsen; uppy oi the Herald in
The same time"
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lt'-. hS!.!i't 4 >Gto'H. -,t" - -
TO EiSEEKS AND ENGINEERS
! tEe s!s year
C.;.,ity '!u; a;A >hr!y Tuallcd,ions winch mus
satisfactorily ,.:slrl. The locations are hea!y-"iuah IA
, fl;c ii R.r,,oai aui we'll supplied with irul, trees Wa.
!. s ry Easnrer. take charge o steam saw mil.
age si5v So" Arry BY letter or III srs"E 10 me- at
:. GEORGE TAYLOR.
bushels thc seed bought OF Mr. Pa ller al 81
.,l. under ,n~ names foxweI) which will sell
/. &c.. a. Kchy,ul once lpr best white. Aug / dA&c6
LAND IN PRINCE. EDWARD FOR SALE.
rni. u!sG sale. pCbcv, on HE premises.
rge,ay % ~?tra:er. yaaLble tobacco ianiaoi contain
G IaI sigs FyI Crres about miles from ue
House snd "ra nav n. Sput SIDE Ran Road The
l!in- small iramc wriGG iaI ;'e MANAGER are 'u
garter There sn! tobacco lots V"intoc
aois wood land ns c and irtcsu: dli Use anG Ss!
improving condition. Terms iai- Known al he sar
Ausu,5--cis. 7. I. TKEnWAY
rs HANOVER COUNTY COURT. June IS. 1853.
q Francis w rru-s-c Tor the editors ol
that William o. Winston. ul the Coiiniis'
publish in OF The newspapers pub
% EAa m preSen: their cialms well authenticated 10 The
before The i4h day OF Jus when me
Slll proceed take account OF the said Fran
" >sl". rls;. esn:;' Aforesaid
.:e-Tcse WM @. WINSTON &. II. c.
.45rs :wn Ill! will take notice a In obedience /"
It shall, the 4th day OF this
. r. Hanover Cunr:, proceed 10 settle the accout
SOIL = Tti,ec aforesaid and iai all ctc,"is
M ".,t pre.u: their claims, property and legally auentics
:hIt tie. m-! be reported apon.
l iay;-cl WM o. WINSTON, u {.
~ II" ;ass M lie accoGa gei " the above orer Is al.
sd . the %is: il! Q: August, 1853.
i.,-S-clm WM. q. WINSTON, NJ. G.
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iA1lAaA Rules held CLERKS nfh :e a" The Eicu!
gt!g ts Ci! o Richmond. The irst Monday IN August,
:. !. Ten. t" liz; day ot The month";
@ .t" aG, Euorh kclcidin merchants and partners
:. cah- Ir'; aEt . Locke ketchan, riiGs
Vt IL t..t,C, Defendant.
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lAs-A! Rules h.Ic III lc Clerk. The CIIcur
I. me the lat day oi Iha iuunit., - "
u "hiAe' Plaiu,h
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III - afI Ui,UIt attachment returned executed.
~" .l, SUI: {" tecnrcr ol The Defendant Tie run
a"t ,irr" ,iolIa- and hy.rhree and ahl'a
" a.a Ac AM lieL that the defendant abnve named Is
.'i 'att t"u'uonw-ath, the said defendant - notified
e: = 'br iu'ss ~ be holden IN the Clerks Oic.
a Monday N Oc:"n"r and DO what Is necessar
+, t"l' ts'~!r.i ~ THE suit. Cupy-Testc:
y -. Els ROBINSON Crk.
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A Ru-S held IA the Clerks Office OF The Clrrui
w ~ -! RIcIuond. the first Monday III August
!, - ,rirs dts oi the month";:
~ 'i4i~ntd au! Thomas Carter merchants aud part
''''s i'ats lr GGn aud style u liarwood & Carter.
Plaintiffs
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ii lr!, and uron an attachment returned executed
thls suit recover OF thu Cnt!di tie ,n ~
>t" "ilars with lawful interest ,rcvn from The aEh ta>
80 -i2 iil paid: and affidavit having h..n mad. ,o,
@ .jrD,au above named T. Nonresident This Com
" ,al defendant notified IL APPEAR Rules 10 h,
' o.I.s Office OF the sail Court the Monday il
81 AL 10 @ha: il necessary TO protect his interest," IL
acopy-Teste, ECS. ROBINSON. CLERK.
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Haaa
IRGryI
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f-tst '-'. having Claims asal:s, or Who are ;o
'eh; heif ecc =. lat: Dr. Robert Butler are Request ed
" VIZ AZ. IN, anu MAKE payment Mrssis Mason A
'L-G I" acG ior in The premises
.J-ci. UT'rILIA BUTLER
GAkS NH'"ihist airiX Of Robert Butler dec
- !gtsl!r b, '"lns ahl PuiGcr Rico rerrIylnr
e ~ FLANAGAN, STOKES & co
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-21

vgria- pavis sworn-I WITH the force 70 ths ssh
made or 20 kn0E the mn usnes heard Ia nans
a. e line bat orsst naF sad 40 n5tse hin present 80
hin tbs PoAee n'W mas no A.
Edavit - he tine
Mr. Brrt said al tAo rccusci sh,4d = Prsssnt
NJ. NsNeou sal th-s - I'D C01li becsil@d
sworn live "a Ia is,1 rtrcs o. ma n
reSaa hoVs sil, tae ls5 - Keep sA'n
il I q the rghfnf al armand
ORrsr Mrstrrvsit .e1-testies lfsY11' arrested I'M
~ ciren wal cstf ciif'a as''i
th SEA on Ho1s- Tyaor ,ss-t re- % st
had been dong nofaug The ctf1 SD t1 ~ n,t Gus
Nhch hai tsk-n f % The ho- ritrs aoi th ~ S
b. wond hin al net ie; n - % e9ai a'e
have t-ous ht hia 20 Tire StSt'or Hous.
Hcnchsa sad Acctate Ia ths hfa.s
Rereh.n srrck Ocer Clara and Nc 4s nd, a sisnr %
srAe oseer Poole was aos srsek % bart ' d. ssf' 50 A'
BIT rersons the head with ny csah
John Ruh live il JaH-st saS this d.tTsaaes aeA5
Jane IN Eigtthsy crowd sraand ta st>se IS
okeer nelly he AID ea4 The driver D. ts- aek
% O&ecg Kelly % set The stis aeler VA - % st
Of the crowd the ar moved oss o. hs p,s
sspins a. and divers ad sndeavsag 70 pail
him up the e.sht 10 driver b tie
poaned HIN srssvi several P.-soo rspDasratet
with the who hsi the sc % Ia ~ driver 20 on snt
otseen who bold Of ohe dAensrs ~ .hoafef,
knocsd down sud the taken OF nv fset
trred eonderahs kicking While lay there I'VE crowd
somebody ourfie and tbs
Ish badges white psnaeons resisting ths Pocs
their and nht became general
Police called the citzeus aount 'or ssstace
.auiued relt n strong abe sad hi the
scars tnf t sner was knockei dowa
The Court here I'd eurnco &c 0'elsck this mornins
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II ,oa tse s~ifest Trong Horse IN New York fora
single dollar, huy OF
If you went magnificent 5oli,n Piano Of Gbert Co.'S
make for I'll, buy one Of ,.e -. -.
II you want en- essnt Gold Watch for hundred ssn
Perhans Gift Tickets
Ofces-Acsdemy Hall, No 653 Broadway.
II Waterss Piano and Music Store. No. $50 broadway
Loyeioy's How ards and the Merchants Hotels
Howe's Cough Candy Depot No I0d ChsihamSt
Cattell D1ug Store No is Fulfou-st. Brooklyn.
Only IL go Gift Tickets TO sell
TICKETS REnNNISG USs0LD
On FRiDAY sf,h inst, e. will be disposed OF by
AUCTION CASTLE GARDEN.
Con ~ ncing at S o'clock II On that day
And no bids will be received except fora
PREMIUM,
In addition to the regular price Of I'll each.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-21
SUPERIOR oouRr-sssare Jaas. ESxsr.

To reeover on behalf OF attaching creditors Of Mr. Ray
Tomrlrs alleged have been haldei BY NJ TO de-
nd nts ssdy referred In dsf US -wassnd hai Mr. vas
r.we OF the attachment psd the money next montnS
rreesbly 70 directions being ha1ied him fateon
srt leave pllnf make BAL 81 exceP
Tors 10 "a hecrd q e ncfai Terms
Before Jadgs OAELsY.
at Lsc1nb
To recover for alleged counsel fee &C. already referred
TO- Verdict for defendant
sur FOR INJURY TO BUILDING.
Amos Emo agt J. r Del Vecehio aud J. Saydsr -
To recover damages for alleged injury TO pisn'tn
rrensc. No 40 Broadway excavius building solnns
tried before and the complaint aensd ea' tao
rre,tnt new tfial allowed The case Il on
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-21

Plaintiff took passage in the ship for Australia and paid
as Tie started tu seS going few miles r-i arm
Psn then le he contends thst she sSorthf sad
he hrirs back his money In defense
nethtt giag car - careened sace
frightened Persers sEi t1tt ne espae BY stes o. &c p
o returned she reoNpS o. the aa IN, Al
urg parhat SIC sga sailed o. vyA< sn1 ~ tas
passengers pana and anohe ~en IA hr Hs claimed
fhat e libel should Be dismissed Testimony taken.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-21
Us. CIRCUIT COURr-Besoss Jaiss BErrs.
- !. = - --.-.-.

To recover damages for alleged Infringement OF pieat
for improved Of preparing dyes for the pEssas o. eae
instead 10 place sons kat 81
preparation the metal to designate hs tsa.e required SAB
which iafO ths neal exce2. ~as
J,wr uron the Preparation The damages sase laid a. O'a
In denied that the improvements o. The PAaii va
ora that be properly specified h Piaa Ia ss'n cat Pc
trrt 10 @rsa 4 on
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-21

Whitfield I'M To IIAID.-IH IHt UHTlH IVHI
Csln Of stowe Uncle Tom dies under the lash OF brutal P
-yeloder the beautiful and perfect version OF Unae
Tom reformed Barnums Museum the hero restored sfer
ali s fcons point Of death TO freedom 70 bis family aud
10 hsppnes Tom be presented this afternoon and also
this evening splendid and effective play ever wit
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