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TAIUABIE LANDS FOR RSALE.-BY NIR
- DIR. j. W. GRAY.

oBca in McCombs' New Building, on Cherry Street
Bstlrssa Us1lGSrsck l1ad Ja60R.
Io,t&1on REStnENCE--
,-STRAYED.-A DARK BAY MARE About
EIGHT wears old, fifteen hands high, heavy name aud
,l one ind foot white supposed To be sth 'oa inior
at Prices Livery stable NoNls-u.
HRTL. isRYAN respectfully oilers his services to
the citizens Of Nashville in the practice Of Medicine
and especially in the treatment OF Chronic Diseases VI
6eu on the corner of Union and Summer streets
iue u. 1889 -
VALUABLE DWELLING HOUSE FOX
" SALE-The undersigned offers for sale his residence
onprup or Church Street. with the furniture if desired
AZ --- '-~~' K. C. FOSTER, Sd.
o-;p INV abseueeto GIN. F0GG.
une lit.
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r,n ,l,. rIIr pIIRIIC-RADWAY s CO.. TIIE

rIsO THE EPUBLIC.-RADWAY& * CO., THE
Inventors Manufacturers and Proprietors of the justly
celebrated r. r. r. Remedies, were the first TO discover
Remedy possessing the Marvellous and miraculous power
of stoppng the Exerueatng Pains in ms ant al
laying the Cramps and Spasms either internal or ex
ternaf in q few minutes, and soothing The most severe
psroxysms of Rheumatism Neuralgia and Tic DooreHx
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three Remedies each possessing quick and wonderful pow
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GROCERIES.


Bzx. n. NOEL, THos. c. BcReE A. rr1Ex
ss BEN. M. NOEL & CO.,
Crocers and ColBmissl0n, Receiving and
y - FoRwARDlEG EERcEAETs,
4 nzAGEss u
FOreignand Domestic Liquor,
( -z-za COLLEGE STREET.
WiSsrEsss sr.s ss ANp ILl os7-TIliREE Hun
as % de r, Ho6s,tson county D B whisky;
% p b6ls old BouIb'H Whsy SO baskets ChAnpsgne:
800 90 Do Dc ATssan Ra,n Brandy ss gisss .sd LELAND
25 do Gm; 20 bbs Old Port Wine;
40 40 NJ Wine; 20 bbls pure Peach Bssndy
-Fs-l AIe 20 boxes lloek Wine:
2 hafppes Madeira and 20 boxes assorted Traadies:
Sherry Wines 20 boxes Ciares Vine r.
Ins si0re @Fd and for sale b oct2s BEN n NOEL&Ce
TOBACCO AND CIGARs.-FORTY BXS
Il Gus Jones TObsce0; l.- lf
SO boxes Peter II Boazs No Tobacco;
,a 25 boxes Peer Boazs Gold Leaf Tobacco;
20 q boxes Al'sons foSesea = boxes Phs9x TebaceOs
% boxes tenneils dor 10 boxes Sam Noofs 90,
10 boxes Young SBuniifs boxes S E Whites dc;
20 boxes Missouri dor boxes Reed & Nash do
10 10 boxes boxes RI3 pas Goi 10 boxes kentucky de-
90 boxes Terry's Melee Ci-
80 boxes Cuba sir Cigars
$4,000 Principe Cigars; ..-,s
SoOOo Eegaia Cigars best brands IN store and Tor sale
y oesss BEN. N. NOEL & co. gil, e
SuNDRlES:-ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY
~ Gags prime klO Cofee,
2pu bbls st Louis Mills Flour CFlorr II.
loo bids fair to choice Sugar 80 bbs 81 Louis city Mills
geo bbls .Re59Iled Moasses; casks Madder;
loo bbls Sugar-hOuse DO; 100 boxes Glassware af
loo y bbs Sugar-house do LOO bbls Vinegar.
500 bbls No KanaWa Salt % bbls Loaf Sn ar;
100 kegs Nails, assorted; 20 bbls Powdered Sugar;
100 Demijohns assorted; 20 bbls Crushed SGgar; E
terceS Rice; f so bags Cotton IaraS
cerOOns best Indigo; 10 casks Soda
10 bags Race Ginger,
10 bags Pepper --t -.-... -. ...
In store anG for sale by BEN u. NOEL so.
Oct29 $3.50
NOTICE.-HAYING THIS DAY ASSOCfA. -
! ted with Us in The Grocery Business, THOMAS e.
BURtE our business viii be conducted heretofore
der the style of ZEN " NOEL 4 60.
oets9 BEN. NJ NOEL & CO.
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McCREA 8 TERRAss.

Corner Of Broad ard College Streets, Nashville Tenn.
Ageats fer SsiAs Piitsllgl a1aI Hzeeiaq. KI1, and
--i fsL4Brrtay Eeanefss
DALE ALES, PORTER & BROWN STOUT.
HAYEnow IN store the following. which they vii sell
ut Pittsburgh prices transportation added to-day
l25 Bbis Il w Smiths Pittsburgh Ale fF usej
$50 {" "Kennett Brand equal To- the best Scotch Ale,
IU1S do DO for family use
~ Casks 900 Bottled do
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Cure of Nervous Diseases.
Loss of MemorY.l

Confession, giddness rush of blood head
mental deblt. hysteria wTetehedHess thoughts of
struction fear of insanity hypoehondra dyspepsia gene
raj ITosrstiOn, riabity nervousness, inability sleep
diseases incident to females decay Ofhe psopog n
tions, hyteria mOnOmAhia, papIon OF ae
heart, impotency constipation, etc. etc. from whateser
arising is, there sany reliance TO be placed
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VNTNTED at the SOuth Nashville Furniture Factory Of
w good SEASONED LUMBER-
100000 feet Of Il inch Walnut Piank-wds;
10000 do do do do dOs
$1,000 do 2 do do DO do;
I6eOo do walnut Sesnting feet long T. 4 Sin sqre,
10000 doC1ery do do do;
100000 do 70 inch Cherry Plank-wide;
10000 do do do do;
10000 do 2 do do do; -
$1,000 do Ash, ranging from Il to5 in thek-wide plank;
Also Poplar of all sizes used for Cabinet purpose of
which CfSk Will be paid or delivery.
Also 25 on 80 good CABINET MAKERS waited .e whom
fair prices will be given in cash Also, good UP.
HOLSTERS. None but good BOrkmeu need apply. 80
sn17
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II ANCsHORN & ARAISrEAD.-fOO PACK
Il ages OF Eanghorn Aruiisteads superior Chewing To
bacco just received and for sale by
octss JOHNSON. HORNE& co.
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NUNDRIES.-ONE IIITSnl, 10 A \ u I5IE-I,I1

NOTICE.-HAYIN6s THIS DAY ASSOCfA.
J. ted with Us in the Grocery Business, THOMAS Z.
BURE business viii be conducted heretofore
der the style of BEN. " NOEL go.
octss BEN NJ NOEL co.
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presented phenonena in the matera medea hitherto
uuhears O:-a stimulaDt without areactioE.
The herb which forms its main Ingredient, been ad
mited by all the medical and pharmaceutical
tons of Europe to be this respect u geners Dr. Morse
whose is undisputed authority sciences, dseOy
the production in Arabia where his attention excl
by wonderfully nygurang pr upon
the natives In fact the wonderful of endurance the
exhausless yignr exhibited by the Arab Of both
their desert gmages attrbuaoe the Of this
talizng herb
An is made
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whenever ire organs 10 De acted upon are free fr
formation structural diseases it is aveFred that
Morse,s TpVigoratinq ELIXIR.

will replace weakness with Strength, ,neapacy with eeien
cy, rregulary with and natural sevilv and ti
not only without hazard of reaction but happy eee
the general organization. Bear in mind that al
maades, wherever they begin, finish with nervous
TEN, and that the paaiz Uf the motion
sensation is physical Oeath Bear als that for eva
ny kind of nervous disease The Elixir Cordial the only Ie
liable preparation known. -.
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4 Great Medicine for Females,

The unparalleled ects Of this great in a
complaints incident females mark new era in the an
nails of medicine Thousands Of smulanis have been
veuted-thousands Of inv gOrant rortin
be specified ia the various derangements
which the delicate formation of render her liable
Toe result has heretofore been uniform These nostrum
indeei impaired momenary vivaeity nervOC
system, transient and delusye Yigor the muscles: b.
this ash Of relief has been succeeded by depression
prosatiOn greater than before and the end has
utterly para the recuperave power the nerve
and the vital organization and nay oestroy the unaapp
patient. Butin -
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THE GREFENBERG FEGETABLEPIILS.
RE EcOmpounded with the utmost and skill, snd the
ingredients thoroughly tested by the most eminent
Cheis They especially valuable for the prevention
and of evers in general all Bilious and Liver
pains C0stiSeness Imperfect Digestion Deficient action
of The bowels, Sick Headaches Influenza Asthma, and
variety Of other chrouicl diseases and fine for all ami
ly Price, with full directions, % cents per boz.
For sale by ALEA MACKENZIE,
dee3. No. II, College street.
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LET ALE !I--IOO 3ARRELS SMITH's
N celebrated Ale received by Georgetown and Er sals
low by McCREA 4 TERRASS,
nOy2i Broadway.
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DUCKWHEAT FLOUR-FIFTY- FOUR
ID bags Buckwheat Flour fOr sale by
IANTFp 4
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DLOWS! PLOWS! !-f5O BEST PEACOCK
POws just received by Georgetown and for sale by
MeCREA TERRASS
nov27 ... Broad Eay.
I ANGHORNE 81 ARMISTEADsS TOBAC-
IL G05O boxes ast received by the M0nteello and Er
safe low by MeUREA K TERRAS5.
noy27 BFnadxay
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Pbvsician Neal Thyseif /!

II you suffering with any the above complaints resort
20 this remedy and afer you cured recommend it.
The two greatest medical men OF The say, hat the
External Treatment Of is destined create
err In the history of Science Another writer
his treatment commencing itself to the Medical
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Mothers and Fathers,

who have their families any long standing of Rheu
ratisln Gou Neuralgia. contracted limbs, female weak
eaUes all along the back pain around the kidneys
deep in the breast and h deep seated pains
send agent and procure bottle
the article, the mode Of treating such Diseases
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-14

i,sen ulsons That party was stu /. great plurality,
tnough ther majority had fallen Off and the reins Of
thiM Their opponents claimed that the wings had
been unfaithfu to their trust aud unworthy the fur
,h.r confidence and support of the people, This
charge was brought against them in every mood
ana tense, number and person. Qaughter) Yet 1t
was indisputable that during this twenty five years
the State had beeen prosperous. 1t had a small but
very manageable State debt and the State tax was
known only by tradition Lines of railroad had been
putt a noble school fund had been founded, public
chares were in hourshng condition, and in short tho
commonwealth stood up perfect model of q free State
an exemplar TO the world Cheers Then, had the
show fairer array of this those of Levi Lincoln
John Davis and George n Briggs, who he governors
Tor hyesNths of that time Fellow citizens, there is
another name OF wing Governor OF Massachusetts, not
10 Sc repeated by my Hp', hut may not hope, that
when some few years hence the ciods OF Mount Auburn
shah press him down their uR welcome rest il will
BE- said even of him. that the best of his ability and
with Sineeness of heart he discharged his duty Ths
enthusiasm of the multitude here broke out in nine
tremendous cheers for Hon. Edward Everett Mr..
Everett coninued:-The charge of misgovernment was
mere party talk That was the of the overthrow
Of the wing party But he hour of success demo
cratic fri nds would find pretty soon the hour OF
peril The orator next reverted to national affairs
ing that II cd party issues internal improvements,
United states Bank the tariff &c, had ed 10 be dis
rued questions, a. between parties, VIII CHI person
wished 10 disturb and proc eded speak OF the orma
tion Of the third party which he pronounced to be of
ephemera existence In conclusion the wings Massa
chuhets had duty to perform They the citizens
of country on which Providence had showered its
richest blessings Under this much abused constt.
tuition, and at The moment VIXEN the public is
almost deafenea by the factsus clamors OF its oppo
nents the people Of Massachusetts, the enjoyment
OF privileges greater than ever fell to the lot of any
munity Of equal size the foundation Of the world
Cheers This consideration should teach them caution
and while the, cheerfuly admit those improvements of
which our constitution like all human things ia the
light If experience and in the lapse Of time showed itself
susceptible let not permit ourselves by the violence
OF party strife and rash changes shake the pillars
undermine the foundation OF its prosperity.
After the eloquent gentleman had concluded, twelve
tremendous cheers given him BY the immense audi
ence. six routing cheers given for Hon Abbott
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Supreme COurt-Circuit.
Before Hon. Judge Mitche
TIE PENALTY OF BEING

THE PENALTY OF HEINN ING GALLANT.
Ocr 13-Gafge Cohen and Nary Jaae his Uife, u.s. JAhn
H. AN1it.-1hs action for assault and battery
alleged to have been committed the female planiR By
the kicking her and splitting in her face the
14th June, 1852 II appears that the defendant the
nnnS ., sns t n IN lana. stree. oscuea y
stairs whilst shc plaintiffs wife, made millinery in her
apartments above 1t alleged the part Of the de-
fence that the alteration took place between the parties
in consequence of Mr. Merritt being annoyed,
number Of gentlemen constantly running up and
Cohen and ass that the young we're in the habit
Of sitting in the window and beckonng to they
passed. The assault denied The jury this morning
returned sealed verdict for the plaintiff for $3.50.
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Board OF Education.


special meeting of the Board held Wednesday,
The President, EraStus c. Benedict, In the chair.
The minutes Of the last meeting read and appe red
CONCENTRATIONS
From the Faculty OF the Free Academy-Transmit-
ting their annual report. Ordered file, and to be
printed
From vale--Il reference to astronomical apparatus
To Committee School Books
From William Dre.s-Fer school books. To Committee
on supplies.
From the same-For desks and ,nches To Committee
Buildings and Repairs.
From Miss J. A. A. EbbetsAsking for duplicate check
Te Finance Committee.
From j. Ferham, proprietor Of the Seven Mile Mirror
Inviting the Beard to visit said panorama Accepted
the thanks of the Board returned to Mr.. Perham.
From School tcers Seventh ward-For appropriations
to for repairing and hitting up schools in said ward To
Finance Committee
By Mr. W JosIs-Thst the Committee Buildings and
Repairs have power dispose Of old benches and desks
At the carpenters shop To Comm itee Buildings
By the ssme-That the Teachers Association be per
mted to continue their meetings At the hall Of the
Board Saturday evenings. Adopted.
REPORTS.
On motion of Mr. BENEDICT, the report of the Committee
on Buildings and Repairs the application Of the school
officers of the First ward for appropriation to complete
repairs at Ward School No. 90 taken from the table
and the resolution approprating 81 25 ~ adopted
Or motion Of Mr. kETCHUM the report of the Committee
on Normal Schools was taken from the table.
Ar kETCrM moved the adoption of printed rule Ne. g.
Several amendments were proposed; but without taking
any question:
On motion of Mr.. BEIIEAy the whole subject was laid
the table, and the documents ordered be printed
together with the substitute proposed by Mr. Benedict.
The Board adjourned 70 Wednesday, the 18th inst.
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hound l1.-Sullivan's seconds nov cautioned him to
keep sat and take it easy that he must surely win he
would only be careful sullivan went TO work at the
facs but he received tremendous body blow om Nor
nsey, which made his side like . whip. He how
e eo not seem TO mind it. and raped away at Morri-
eeZs face - vigorously ever closing the round by
Reswd 12-fhis round was a sharp and a short one
ofrsey rushed sullivan and after few counter hits,
herrsey getting in couple Suvan's damaged oyle
ena sullivan four or five hits on Morrissys nose sullivan
Hulvas hill horrisey in the face and in making swing
Ing hit With his rigat hand, fell at Morr-eys feet
Round IA Sullivan planted two singing hits on the
Of his adversary and received return on his much
dis6gursd cheek He down as before
Round 16.-1hs a fierce round. Sullivan went to
work at the face hitting and retreating Morrey
sisnaly reaching the left side Of Suhvans head and in
the rally Sullivan forced to the ropes where Morri-
sey got him and seizng the ropes with both hands and
pressing against sullivan with all bis might kept Sullivan
In rather uneasy position for few moments Sullivan
however managed TO extrcate himself without being
jured much, and slipped down.
Round l6-oulivsn went up TO horrsey and gave him
couple Of props with his left the and then threw
In bis right his mouth and fell He not touched
" this round
Rosssd 17-Suivans seconds begging him 10 keep out
and Morriseys friends urging him go in He did des
psrateiy and hit sullivan twice the left cheek and
hard in the body, for which vors he received half
dozen his much disfgured countenance. Sullivan fell
- usual
Round lsCheers given fer the combatants by their
epeotive friends This was short round Sullivan pu,
In couple the face and Morsey returned the comp
ment on sullivan body, when the latter went down
Round l9-Sulvsn appeared TO BE- more cautious, seem
lngiy inclined to rest te seeing which horrisey made
the Sighting and succeeded in getting in two body blows
Sullivan down.
kosSsd 2o-Sulvsn played off, and Morrisey rushed At
him. which brought them TO sharp close Sighting Both
gst severely but Morrssy two for Sullivan down,
In the old way.
Round 2irhe friends Of Morrsey still offered to bet
even that he would win, tanning al Lac had
evsd, relying entirely ON h great Of endurance
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Superior Court.-Part Second.

Before Hon. Judge CampbeH And q Jury.
Der. 12.-SItimus Higgins q al Is. John Yarsas.-Th
action brought by the plaintiffs against the Il
PENDANT for the recovery Of the SUM Of 500 paid BY
fsmsr to the latter about year ago for horse sold
alleged warranty to kindness well ssandnees
The horse turned out TO be vicious and dangerous
the habit of kicking and running away AID the plaintiff
returned the animal to the defendant and demanded baG
the money which he had paid him for it, The defenaan
refused hence this suit Verdict for plaintiff $685. bsa
the amount CLAIM Cd, with interest
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gruntscs.-Messrs. c. Mctlanahan, J. A. Mitchell, r.
West r. Clark Theodore McNamee, Robert II. hcCurdy
j. r. Flannagan and others examined Their tesn
nony was similar to that given tho previous nvetga
ton Most Of the witnesses dep0sed to the
Of railroad in Broadway. Adjourned.
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United States District Court.

BtIOre Judge Ing aham.
OcT. 13.-7he Lni1i States Us. William Bell and FToao
HdrtIy-The prisoners indicted for mansl ter
killing Manuel Antonio board of the packet ship Vot
ria The jury rendered verdict of guilty and recon
mended them to the mercy Of the Court.
The United States Mas Roscoe, alias Frdncis-In III
the prisoner charged with countereiting Ia
The Jury retur ned verdict n guilty, after deliherap
about tive hours and half
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Common Pleas-Part I.
Refnra Hon Tudra yFanJr,H

AILEDGED MEKCANTILR LIBKL
OeT. S.Amos keeler w. Sheldon u. ChuTch.-Tlis sas
which has been already noticed action for lib,
and has occupied the court for ten days The libel
planned of consisted in the defendant having represents
to house in this city, that tho plaintiff who is ecu
try merchant residing in Illinois, had transferred his pr
perty to his and swndled his creditors TIE defsn
was that the alleged libel was privileged commune
ton, made BY the defendant in his capacity CONNIE
cial agent intclligeneer. The summed UP
Mr. James 7. Brady the part Of the defendant, .,
Mr. Ogden Hoffman for plaintiff and submitted TO the u,
BY Judge Woodruff last evening but they not being ah
to agree, were discharged at q late hour
John Mckenzie Jcq,lel HdcksllN-This was An acH1
for assault and battery in which there Defence
the ary assessed the damages for plaintiff at 81 0oO
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KnL.-A young woman, Mary Jane Philips, who resitsS
with her brother in law, Mr.. VIM Pepper near FshkS
village, while on n visit In village at the houseio
her uncle NJ John w. Philips committed suicide durSe
the night Of Friday last under the following singular a.
cumstanccs. She had returned from New York on
Tuesday previous and appeared anxious to return to
sisters house, but was prevailed upon TO remain Sc
days until her uncle could take her hose At this f
repeatedly expressed considerable uneasiness from
dissatisfaction IL would occasion among her frienhs
On Thursday evening she told several with whom r..
was in company that she WAS dying, and desired -
a physician should be called. DR. Bell was accordnc.
" sent for, pronounced ii hysterical lie
fection and stated that her general health gohe
On Friday evening she retired to her usual w
excite suspicion OF ALARM and entering her room n
morning she not to be found, although her cothl
remained she ha. taken them off, and her ewery tof
lying upon the table. Diligent inquiry made dupo
the morning, bat traces could be had of her. whom
of the neghbors posed at about o'clock In the
ernoon, that she might have got into the cistern who's
the back piazza although 1t had chain pumeS
it, and it was supposed to be impossible for persof,s
was sson found In her night Clothes and she
out to avail the arrival Of the Coroner M Proa OF WA
pengers Falls having summoned jury Of six PERSONS M
ceeded to hold inquest; but the examination ~
arreefour only acccdng to the verdict as drawn ufHn
the coroner who dismissed them and returned he
lea wing the body TO be Inferred -
At the suggestion Of Of citizens, Justice U
lard was requested by Mr.. Philips, Sunday morninRy
summon another jury an again to have the mattetof
vestioatsd when a verdict rendered Of suiodte.
drowning There IL considerable mystery sboutay
affair as 10 the Of the sad occurrence thoughH
vas eyidt nty suffering under mental alteration In
from what Is not fully understood Besides pr
the small space through which she must have crovAs
herself-beig only six by twelve nches-was the c,Ss
of some considerable hesitancy in enabling persons
rive ct n conclusion to the of her getting
the cistern. She Wa about "a years Of ass.-N
o..u.uuil w.
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Marine Court.

Oct. 1s.-Wilians Altrator US. Hudson River Raizv~'
CoS,pemy-This action brought against the d.
PENDANTS for damages done to his horse and wagon BY u
ears Of the railroad company, in collsien that tsa
place between baggage car and his WAGON in Hudss
street near Franklin. Complainant commended that e
cars were going ri than ordinary speed, and IL
signals given to him to get out Of tho way UNI
the down upon him. The horse was very muk
injured, and the wagon smashed to pieces.
Defendant proved that the usual warning given
the plaintiff, who, it appears driving the trad
and that he did not heed the signals to clear the
At the conclusion OF the evidence both sides the
sci for the plaintiff withdrew the suit for the present .
there another of the same description pends
against the company in another court, and until th
disposed of he would not press the present era