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Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1853-12-31

OUTRAGE ON AN AMERICAN CoNsUL-A lette
dated Haita, Nov. /, says that party of twenk
i've men, whose header had made himself offensive
to the Peruvian government by publishing cepdn
iaets IN Lima newspapers, sought the protetlon
OF the Y. 5. Consul S. J Oaktord, Esq, at Tom
bez, which was granted She National Guard
surrounded the house and fired into it, king one
man, wounding two others, and endangrlng the
lives Of the consul and his family. Je refugees
were forcibly carried away, and the cnsal threat
ened with arrest.
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WASHINGTON, Dec. 10. 1875:

A committee of nearly hundred New ok
hards arrived here on Saturday and have takn
possession of the public hotels and the capioI,
and may, after while, conquer the White Hose.
Their immediate object is, or is SAID to prcent
the confirmation of Hiram j. Redheld and ofbIr.
Belmont. They will not trouble themselves rith
smaller game. The SQttS are also here in conde-
rabe force, and the two factions will give IL to
the city, and relieve the dizziness OF the Ordinary
routine OF ii session. The hards still prufessnuch
confidence in the President, and Will give aim a
cordial support.
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Reported Expressly torMe "SomAern Standard
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Final Settlement.

To all persons interested in he Estate If William
Moore deceased.
NOf are hereby notified that will at the FeI;,,
ry term OF Probate court of Lowndes col;s -
accordance with leave heretofore granted pref n
account and vouchers for final settlement oro'u
tate at which time you notified to attes anu -"
ject to the same if you see proper.
ABM'. MURDOCH, Ad"i'S'F"sT'
Dec. I4th 1852. 47-3w
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Dec Is. 1553-47-3m. III
INSOLVENT NOTICE. sd' % sl 'h
THO state ar Mississippi, LaVgmGseScOunty:

The State Of mississippi, LavgIGSSc Oupty;
10 all persons interested in the Estate Of James lleSf9
deceased. asr3 r. ,ostA
nANIEI, Williams Clerk OF the Probate court
| I'D Commissioner of Insolvency having at. the
Ias December term nf said court presented to the
court his report showing the list of claims which have
been flied with him against said Estate for pro rata -
You are therefore hereby notified to be and aPpear be-
fore the Judge of said court at term thereon to be
huden on the first Monday in February next at The
house Of said county then and there to show
cause il .ny you have why said report should not 9e
allowed ant distribution of said Estate made IN ae-
cordance with said report - z,fssr~s
zE~E Witness the HONORABLE S. a, BRowN,
IS ASS Judge Is Probate the first Monday in De-
III 9HDHi ccmber - 1853.
49, sued Deco mher ! Ith, 1913. 81 stS
DANIEL WILLIAMS Clerks eds
and Com'r. of Insolvency.. 8
December 18th 1853. 47-lw. 7f.0s giresgsss
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A fire occurred at Shreveport last week. des-
troying tie warehouse of Oglesby u Grswood
and between 1000 and 5000 bales ofcotton.
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and have for sale, the FARMER S GUIDE
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TELEGRAPHTC.

BY THE NATIONAL rrLEoRApn1c LINE.
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The Portsmouth Globe learns from undoObted
.,,thoritv that the Secretary Of the navy intends
;D,n,edately to send corps Of Topographic and
nn,at SURVEYORS TO Beaufort, N. c. to make full
and complete exploration Of that Harbor, with
view to the establishment of a Naval Depot there,
This survey was ordered by the last session Oh
Congress.
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WITCHES AND JEW ELRY.

n HE subscriber has just received new and g
well selected assortment of Watches and E\, y
Jewelry of the latest fashions, &c, which he Ne.T
will sell on the most favorable terms. Old Gold and
Silver takenn exchange for goods. Particular atten-
ton paid to Clock and Watch repairing.
l. NJ. KNAPP
South Side of Main Street.
Columbus. Oct. 9th lS53-No. 37-6m
Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1853-12-31

The McDoNoGH CASES BEFORE THE SUPREME
CoURr,-lhe Supreme Court have decided in fla
For OF the United States, in five of the cases argued
at the present term,n which the question was of
sHndry titles 10 different tracts of land claimed by
the representatives of the ale John McDonoeh,
O New Orleans under pretended titles from the
French authorities of either Louisiana of Florida
These, ays the Washington Star, are all the Nc
DonOgh cases so far deciged
Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1853-12-31

Mr.. G. B. loss, the nephew ofJudge Clayton,
Censul to Hama, died in that city of the yellow
fever; on thel0th inst. He had only landed on
NE Island aout ten days befone
Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1853-12-31

There viii be meeting of the Board Of Trus-
tees ofChe University of Mississippi at Jackson
on the Cd Monda, in January next, at which time
Prefcsso! Of NJ dem Languages will be elected.
Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1853-12-31

Georgia Legislature--The foIwing Bill pass
ed the Georgia Legislature on th'2oth inst:
A bill to extend the charter the "MechEnic S
Bank of Augusta, and a bU1n relation to pay
ing teachers of poor childrepn the several coun-
ties therein mentioned
The general appropriaton bill, which passed in
the Senate, was also prsed in the House, with
several amendments
Some amendments the House bills, whey had
been made in the Sen;e were coneurred in by the
House
Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1853-12-31

The High Covrtof Mississippi was in session
Monday week llst butthere being but few of the
members of The Bar pesent, the Court adjourned
I'LL the lst Monday in ,hnuary, when tie civil dock
ct ofthe Nqfthern District will be pre- emptorily
called
Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1853-12-31

IMPOSING UPON THE NEXT woRLD.-The Clrcu-
lar profers the following suggestion with regard
to the hanging question
There is one serious objection to Capital pun
ishment that we have never seen presented and
that is query of this knd-what business has this
world to rid itself of nuiances at the expense OF
some other world We complain of the old coun-
tries for sending the scum of their population
here and make it a law in this country that eve
ry town shall support its own paupers and is ii
not then scurvy transaction to ship bad men to
foreign shores in the unknown world. If hanging
were humiliation, it might be justifable on the prln-
cpe of sacrificing the less to the greater but If II
only turns the men loose we should find out frs
whether he is wanted where he is sent tits pos
bic at least that he is forced on society that have
no more relish for him than those who see fit to ex
4 pel him. We should have too much regard tol
this possibility to vote for Capital punishment
Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1853-12-31
ECKFORD a. WEAVER,

ROBERT W. SMITH.
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The ALLEGED OUTRAGE OF THE CUBAN Ar
TnoRITIEs.- Some ofthe passengers in the steam
ship Crescent City, at New Orleans from Havana.
have prepared manifesto against the Cuban
Government for overhauling her there, and keep
ing her over might. 1t is said to be fierce paper.
and breathes wtir. correspondent of the New
ork Express, who was passenger on the Cres-
cent City. rather unceremoniousIy pricks this
bubble. 1t is we'll known that by equation of
the port OF Havana, no vessel can pass the More
alter sunset. 1t seems that the Cryseent City got
under weigh and attempted to pass theMoro after
theafiag had been lowered and was of course COM
pelledto heave to, and 60 back te the anchorage
A POWERFUL" AUcTIoSEER-The Macon
Citizen of Thursday gives the following account
OF the greatest auctioneeaing ''knock-down'' we
have ever hesrd of:
On Tuesday evening last, while a Book Auc-
toneer was crying off his wares, at the store room
recently occupied by Mr. J. Barnes, and was in
the act of kqocking down volume, saying, "eoing
going, gone, the floor gave way and precipitated
The crowd into the suoterranean religions, break
ing the gas pipe mad leaving the place in Total dark
ness Fortunately no lives We're lost, nor anv
boues broken, a few scratches and slight bruises,
being the only personal damage sustained. On
Yesterday, the broken floor repaired, and at
night, the auctioneer's merry voice was again
beard, going. going, gone" 'Such is life
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DIED.

T., p.i..t. Fss, Fosa ilh or n,c-ri1e- 1879.
.orsee of he larca EUGENE DAILY igel - oey %
Of ME- Caharze Day tn asghss u Charles Murray Fafe u
s. Navy. 80 - It, m, .....4.l
hat e. FLORIDA tie ho1e that hs hetb ~hieA
sc,hrn climate The sed youus 81 un'nird
- nc p-urrsht generous huaaBe, sui Pose sd an
ni q thr-ion Rehg0Hsy rlncatcd n hts yolth p wtH
AZ ,..r, she pacrr every ytus nd d1tfli % iha
.,.,s hy al Who tHs~ I'm He has ea
-. eifeir Of fierd. o La0uin hAs oss
On Ncuday Cd MARY ANN, da'glrr ~ Jnhsi II aa1
sr,sr NJ s.ylaul ssst 10 yeifs no-tts AL - dlys
N resses ends 81 he E-y respectfully invited U
,,-,ra her funeral wdEesy ~ Mt AZ ooct r. ION
deuce her parent No rs E1st fvea;ioaf 49, ~h'lt
further invitation s..-.-.. s,D,u
- 10 months and y dsy. in;aA diugie Of Dot Charles
o. ne reur-in PhisteiDas for nirfnen' 80
Is ,he FarsA Claiborne, La, Dee II Judse GEpH6E !"
PFETs ,o,y aooay Pa,
..is,t al he sru,of Agricultural Assol si1n. - - o., .
f,r ~ rrarrnr sunday De- = NJ HUGH
.en IL yr Patrick Csrke NJ l late RESIDENCE IN hs" oo'A
~ SDeI,l vii ts Place on Tuesday Oh inst At ~ O'Clock p
rs trends aud rea:yes and those Of his erhef John d
- -ui Cl,rts are requested attend He vi be inferred a
-, 1900, :, Cs1,~,-,v r ,gtteScaf ~ yacc
Re-. brother. rest your early Fr1Se;
R-s, du;f1 son dearest and best
IL ~ prayed your BE . save.
Putr vaiad W nf yO1r f-st
the early deSs that tal
TF0n Thy srsss grown ted
A,e Ae the ttoughfs iasi now rscnI
Tlire mage Of the dead
A bless no hslovs thy dark cell .s.,
Iru.i rot longer stay 10 we-p-Fsfr~eii Afs"eh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-04

Within the last ten years, but TWO o'Sa' -
occurred causing the lOss Of hfe on ms no -
h, the eross carelessHess Of the persons A-,''
IN ,hst perod 10. lie has been lost ~ INC eAie'.
80 81 CONDUCTORS or other empioyes Of the Company
T-ss couple.on Of the Lake Shore lines Of Runway
-, dice, communication with New-iork has
80, Of diyer.ing from tie New Orleans route
meme amount of transportation IN su;h Articles
AZ tobacco, foUr, &c
80, 900 head Of cattle and horses, on their way
:. NJ York have been carried over this line within
~ rhree months, instead Of being driven over the
mountains a. hitherto.
These faets. with many others tina, might be NAMED,
,r,s Indicators of change about 70 be introduced
nv railroads. By mesns Of which large nssses Of the
uroduc,s Of lie west and even the Southwest which
heretofore fourd market by way OF the Ohio aud
Mssissippi Rivers vii pow reach the consumer oy q
mere direct route through the Atlantic cities.
The ross receipts If tris road for the yssr eniag
Nov 20 lcssl- were. 1S|,'f' %
Teal expenses for that period, including
repairs interest on decf. and ell other items o-. 8,
elsTgeshle to expenEe account. -...-.. 2i@'''e :,
Net earrings foE past year -~'if''" y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-04

ou,othe net rccepss for the past year two dvideads
of y cent each have been declared payable In essA
to the shareholders the Is, Of June ana lst Of De-
cemter last.
In sddhion to these q dividend Of ) y cent. ~
made en- the lst Of June last p.ysse In the stock q IL
Company cut Of the surplus fund. leaving the aeyrs-
gsre Of the present surplus fund about sl3leo
The rsorts o. the Board have been steadily drectc&
to the improvement Of tbs Road the increase of he
machinery snd ohcr sciles end the enisrging a -
capacity Of the tracks and depats The grcascr pan -
the Road has been fenced in and the whole track VI
soon he protected from the intrusion Of cattle Adcssss
track has eeen commenced and win be extended mon
yesr to Tear rapidly the business OF the Road sAa
require. with an especial view TO the sccomDo&a-
ton Of the additional trains and business from ssAsr
Roads. sE
We condense from TAe Albany Journal tho
wing interesting abstract Of the reports cf ssuse a
the leading railroads Of this State up to the 10Th Of SEQ
tcmber lsst
In Tire return Of the Buffalo and Rochester. We eaA
that ~ miles Of the roed has been sold for e5S20a.
which sheud be deducted from the amount given tor
cos, of Road and Equipment which would make ns
sum ss4l5elf -.
In the Huison River Report there should be sddea
the of Road and Equipment The sum OF Si,uo'.'
III o. interest TO make the footings correct
In the Northern Road there should be sddci to ne
same sccount s1o66i 10 for docks. tlcSSoS VI W
expenses; <S07 ls5 % for Losses
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-04
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, TUESDAY JANUARY 4. 1853

ere also Members Of the Dos-d u Supervisor Ihosc
in ROran hold over from last term:
IL Werd-Charics "a Hok. Wing: Win- w Green'
Wbir
I'D Uard--RosreH C. Draiaars. Dem; Jas Il Ns.iey.
ND Hars-Er MsrW. Wing Charis. Marvin.
Wig.
IIth Hars-Ssas,. Boil, w'hs, reelected Charles
C. Fowler. Wing
Tfl Hord-Pa,riet n Morris, Dem; Leuiuei B HsaS-
hurt Indep.
VA Hc1d-Georys Rr7ns-s, Dem; John Rice, Dem
PLhh Hard-Somse' Graham, Dem Martin Exams
TTIhA Ba,d-Per gyetos, r., Dun; Joseph WI
son. Dem.
Ixa Hars-Jo>,7L OSs-, DEM Montgomery oaasn
wbg
XII Hord-EHsls ~. Hnnor. Wing; A. B. BayIs
Wig.
KIN Wsrd-Joln L. DcFcn, Dem Henry Harteau.
Dem
APPOINTMENTS By THE SHEnITF.-Gglebert
Lott Esq.. entered upon his duties on Saturday. a.
Sheriff Of Kings County. He appointed the following
Deputes yesterday Samuel Felt, John H. Mailer. j.
Caspiun Sparks Bernard Campbell. James Kane. John
r. Corr james Cleveland, Sydney Clayton A. Brien
Patrick Mccormick Frederick Karcher. John NJ Giiett
Matthew ORouke, Francis Brendle.
CousrY CLERK-Charles A Denike, Esq,
entered upon his duties Yesterday and appointed Charles
w Thomas Deputy and Cha.les f. Davis SpecalDepufy
and Clerk of the Supreme and other Court.
MAYORS OFFIcE-The Mayor has appointed
D. Lansing Lambert Clerk of his Oice, and John
Whitney Messenger.
SUPREME CouRT-Generdt Term.-Before
Justices Barcuo. Brown and Morse-The following
order was made in this Court yesterday: The Grand
Jury at the last Circuit Court having presented the
Court Room as a nuisance and untafe to be occupied
and an order having been made thereupon requiring the
sheriff to furnish another room, which order has not
been obeyed and appearing to the Court at this time
TINT the room is uncomfortable and wholly unfit for the
ransacton of business it is ordered that the Court be
adjourned to meet again at the Court House in Pough
keer,sie ON WednesdaY next at II O'clock
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Pur.prIrH,, S,,ys oy Srocx,-Y,sday

ia. 3-Fnsf B.rra-saop Ger r. z g. ~. ie- 500 cy
Gas =. D fena Rznk. is2. Lehxa Nav fbt,s Is d.
y: so AeSrs csaa. 81. frra r. u. ss . -, az
fsoCc kssdrf y ., 70 2is $50 wa X T. -. gs sd
Ices Lad X. X lex 5000 cs-sl SAX sl2oD G. y
81 it " 6csrd DsnA. IA 80 rsoa CAM, IN ioO sch
Nav Pre- tsrcd, = y
Word Bssrs-Ie HsEr,.cuts r. 81 % rssa r. r.. pS 70
s.. 10 az: $50 Iona i.ana R. r. isa Sorrrsos ~ "a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-04
Total. 3Os21o a,23s,in sBi.s2o a,ss9,Fu 1eas, 81

The Pot,ss,Iis Journal Gays The increased suppy
from all tho Anthracite region In 1852 viii not vary
much from $4,000 tuns, making the whole sappiy Tor
tie yesr s25 600 tuns, Little short OF i've m''ns-
The average value Of this coal at the sesooard van ex
ceed twenty millions Of dollars. The iner>sed sup
ply Of eos that win be repaired from this region IN
le53, will be smos, 10000 tuns. This quantity VIII
be about equally divided between the Railroad and Co
nal, as each Company Is msking arrangement to IN.
crease liz facility Of transportation 1t least 300"
tIcz.
The Syracuse Star says that il Is prsosD's
that the Syracuse and BinshAmion Ra''fo's -" sass.
the wide gusge On this rood there az ...,s..,s-
hundred nsn employed and he .es. : ..S r,.sS.m.
with great energy Should he .as s.'sn
ton Ro.d decide 70 .deps tho vsds s;ss .s- ne 80 ~
70 Road by s.oshsr nil - , rs.'S :, s Sy. =. ''
track from Like ousasso 70 the Cuy I" Hs"'s
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MARRIED,

On II, l., Of January ty Rev. cirV5el GEO. HEN
SHAW DZUynB eide, daashssf o. the as lhem" Ld"ru''
al Of this CRY. ,,,ov o,y
YII. Eso.. Of Lsn-ns Michigan 70 Ah' SIN uAisH " '
Jsues SIM u SInlcce C. W. 49,, "a, - H.
10 wyonuns valley Pa. on IeetlJ me :! ~ ~ ~ iso'
u Neil- EDWARD STERLING LOOP, Of ihH Ciy, . h-'
CORyELIA n. FRENCH. Of The ioi nef place
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.
COURT CALEYDAR-THrs D,v.

COURT CALENDAR-THIs D,v.
SUPERIOR CoURT-Nos. 4, IL, II. II, ~, -,
20 "a 90 81. B. - 90. A. a. A. "A, Is, ~, 70 o. ihciu
ave.
CrscrTr CorRr-Nos. 3 4. Il, Is 70 q p ~
ConSoS PLEAs.-Part I-No<. 81. D. 81. - % 81,
90 II, ~ A. -. 81 81 81 81 Part Mos. s, l6 -,
"a 20 =, 20, y, "a. IS, y, 10 4s, "A. 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-04

- There is IN important suit going on IN
CbsneeIy It Br,u.wick J. OF thirty years sac ing
hetvesn John sri Aaron Dean sgsia-; Thomas Ds'h
end others. lis exported 70 be s-cet this winter
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-04

Including 70 ls2 tues from Room Run.
The following shows the coal production for the lsst
i've yssr. In the region Of the sehuyikii, and which
snds an outlet through the schuylkil Navigation and
over the Reading Railroad
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-04
NEW-JERSEY ITEMS.

NV BASK.-Measures are IN progress WIZ
view To the establishment of another BANK IN 1cis
CIV To be styicd "The Farmers and Aechath- -
Rank with capital of S250OOO-the amount 70 w-.-
The Hudson County Bank proposes to extend rs
GRAND LARcsSH. Last Saturday niI,
named Dubois broke into the house OF Mr. os.u,.l =
G-eSnvls while he family were in New York. and tooA
fryn trunk the locks Of which he pTzea on $500
worth $40 and SOL IN gold and siver. he wa ~ -
in Jersey Civ and SO and the watch iouni on - p
son Tie Recorder sent him 70 the County Jll elai
With Grand Larceny 10 answer az the next oyer IL.
Telrniner Il was ascertGined yesterday AteTnoSI, -
be Dad spent part OF the stolen money IN se'e3A4
On Monigomery-st
PoLIcr.--The City Prison proves TOO sliiSii
As place If confinement for drunk rds ana dsos :;
who ere increasing with The population 10 oos-. -
son,e decree tbs hculty the Recorder hoin- SIM:
Courts and On Sunday last twelve persons !, -,
rnifted thereto Tor violating City ordinaace-. 80
tie rnonih OF December last ninety I'VE psrS1,
heeu iruprisoned for the following orenses DEu.;
res -: Fifhiine Is: Assault 5: stealing, 49,
cion OF theft Leaving bal, l. Breaking in,o OK
Pound Indecent exposure Of person l. A0Ss-
Arrest FOR SrABBISG.-Oficer IruinPP, -,
~ Iss.rso, POLICE Cont Yesterday arrested 70 -
uatned George Derr, charged with having on 60
night while engaged IN an altereahon - IN II.
Pink Of No IS Lanrsnsst, az an oyster -, e--p
Eighth Ward, stabbed his adversary N "a u. wa.
with knife INJECTING a dangerous wo1nI. "
,crIcd IN by Justice stuart to await exslalna1-
m The members Of the fork-ss -
Churh have raised the sum Of el5otowa r;,~ Tss
al Missionary snoug the Germans ID ,,,s-rins
I south sixth Il Church proposes soon 10 I'M
| for the same purpose
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SUPREME CoURT-Before Judge ROOSEVELT

SUPREME COURT-Before Judge ROOSEVELT
DECISIONS
Hugh Riley sgt John Riley.
Motion for injunction and receiver The al
legged partnership. the Court said, ought to be more
specifically sot forth 70 its terms capital DURATION
&c. TO warrant an injunction and receiver. espec ally
the plaintiff admitted that the defendant denies Is ez
istence. Motion denied
The Eagle Bank Bristol ayt James II. Munson.
The defense OF gsury not sufficiently SET forth IN
the plesdIngs. Motion 10 set aside inquest denied
Before Judge MITCHELL
Agnes Whitaker agt John Whitaker.
Divorce granted.
Abrehsm Evans ast Bridget Evans.
The Affidavit Of service 10 be amended TO state
ence.
Before Judge EDWARDS
Annette Duehesney egt. Antoine Duchcsney.
Decree OF divorce on the ground OF inhdeify.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-04

THx Nrw COMMON CoUScrL.-The follow
ing comprise the new Board Of Aldermen Organized
lsst evening Those In kaiie are new kemceFs IN l
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SUPERIOR COURT-Before Judge CANrsELL.
Thomas Dohson nc. Amer T Psarce

IHoIIHS bO0tOI a-I- .tU'1CI = eF4S. =,
On a judgment obtained in lSiF, in this Court
by James n Oiney. The case was tried before, when
defense put in that defendant did not know o. the
suit be being resident of Connecticut he also wished
TO set up decision Il Court in Connecticut, on SUIT
entered there in 1913, declaring the Judgment void but
the Court the last trial. refused admit the evidence
TO Connecticut and verdict entered for plain
tiff but SCI aside by the General Term, which granted
trihl. The complaint dismissed with leave -
appeal without security.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-04

From the Annual Report of the Preslaeh'
# the LIME Mimi Railroad Co. We learn thar within
the past year that Rood has carried 2ie pa''e0s'f'
being an average of $50 per day
This Road has been in operation s'ou' yen yeu',
The following the number Of passengers