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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-02-21
McCORKLE g. JONES,

MCCUhkiE o. JUN LID,
WIZ LEsALE & retail
sFOCePS n Commission Merchants,
Main St, Lynohburg Va.
A RE NOW RECEIVING their Fail Supply, to which
IA they solicit the attention of their friends and the
pubi', generally, viz:
200 Sacks Salt.
100 Bags Rio lgar. java and Ma'ucabo Coffee,
90 bbl>. Crushed PuIverzed, Coffee and Carl
fed Sugars,
10 hhdz F. L aud y. o. Sugar.
10 Boxe, Loaf Sugar.
500 KEGS NnIs, all sizes,
100 Sile- Sole Leather.
so Tons Country Rolled and Band Iron, all sizes
% Case. Fine sick Lie, rice,
50 do Common Stic, Licnrcc
% do Fine Mass do
8 Cnl- Aani Ia Rope, to inches diameter,
30 Basket. Olive Oil
Is Boxes Candies all qualities,
10 B1rrels n. o. Mola-sas,
hhds. We.tI do
10 Barrels Tanners Oil, some pure,
do Tnr,
40 do Herring., Mackcrel and Shaa.
800 bush. Clov,r, Tnnoth, Orchard. EngIi-h Blue
aud Ever Green Grass Seed.
$500 lbs Prime Western Baron Sides
3d0n lbs Fine Farnily llams Shoulders and Sides,
cured by VIM Mas,ie,
5000 lbs Cast, Sheer and Blisered Steel, a ! slzes,
Oh0O Feet S dety Fuse,
900 KEGS Blasting and Gun Powder,
Is duz owand 5 and HINES Shovels,
$50 Blankets. different qualities,
300 Wool Hats. do do
Also
Cnl,cops Damcstics blcached and unbeached- ID
Tcking. O.nabures Smoking and Chewin1 FOL - CO OF
MI naiitias of their own Manufactures which they waI'
raut-a of which thy will sell low for cash. to pun, iual
.,sfomcrs ON Time or in exchange for country PIC zee
Call on us before maSng your bills elsewhere, II you
please. II,
"" or, l.5Iss WV MoCORKLE & jon Els.
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Tobacco, Tobacco.
HUMANITY HALL ACADEMY,

Buckingham County Va
TENIl Il farttth nuhl scszap al my srlrol viii
1 mencr On Monday the 10Th ol 1nnunry aud cnsn
On tie scc5al Friday in November, 1854 | am tuly
,rolr for The very liberal nnd long continued mlt
nsc ol It generous nj eoniellng pa5ie From aud nj.
rr the 9Th II Jun,f litpn to the Engshint hni
Gr,eh language. aud literature, tbr"ugh course al
Malht nntt- with all 4 science usuay taught in he
best HIGH Senpo- aud Academic. viii be lauRht here
+ ian md bon Il. including all contingencies, VIII be
furnished Ga 500 The term. Til, selrpI Is PLEASANTLY
.iruatel lew miles from he Female Cplls an 'nsli-
uro entir,Y from the louu ol virr bud ds-i
pnti Tho sricie-l atcalian wi he paid II fhc mt.
lls 1t those ranGde II my etre,
for particulars | refer T., William + hndrrsoa, Esl,
II lynfhbu =.
IL My nal.o.- i. CUanher.' Mill, Buckingham
Con ~, Va.
dec ~ dtt3m ELIJAH q. IIANES.
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Flush Times of Alabama u Mississippi,
A NEW BOOk-By a pirginion-JoscI h I,

Batdloin.
~ -. rAYNE lms Just oil, from IL ruhli
~. as, aaolhcr supply of the oboyo popular OIL.
Also
Vu.eonseos. hY Coopcr
The second Nar will Engal1 hyJ T. he dley,
Golden Drenors and Golden Reoies,
Tho 1Irar Ii Sfbar.
llcllen Mulgrlyr: or icsit E>ccutar-hir,
Spring 7 inc Il Life.
Mcrklall. by fhr Auther Of Margaret AIntnnd
Western Cn,fprlcrs,by McGonbel,
Alcaho aud the Constitution If Alnn.
Mechanics by Oliver Bymr,
The Modem Ain. viii, 80 900 References,
Descriptive Geometry. by Srhaoler,
Memoirs 1oarnnl, and Corresponds II Thomas
Moorc--Edicd by the liieit Hon Lord Jahn Rn''
ell. NJ r.,
A New BouA f.r the Ba. list
Mcuairo Of Rev. d.. onJren Ju lson,ly Fiahe' Way
nj
jefferson Nale4 on Vuginil, new cditon
l.irut. llcrado4'- Survey Of he Amazon.
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SAW MANDATORY,
10th STREET.,
BETWEEN MAIN AND GARY STnBuIS
Richmond, Va,

Richmond, VI,
FENoLAND IL BURGER Prac icsi SaN aiaat te=n
Il tos- Ar uow prepared 10 manufacture s Avs
every dr-reiptinn.
All SAWS manufactured bs warranted to- We
-ntsatii5a if not they will ho exchanged, N Il 81
ry refunded
SAWS tha hay been hcat a sprung by j. 3,
repaired and NuratIe tu be Us goed a. new
tV Rrpaling Of MI knls lon' 1T the shortest lee
nov l5-tlScty
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HOUSE OLE DELEGA TES.

HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
The bill to incorporate the Raveswood and
Monongahea Railroad passed the House of Del
egates to- day.
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r E MI @ v A L

TIVE Subscribers having taken, enlarged and inn
/ proved the store on the Corner of Main and Mar.
prt S.fect- f,rmer'y occupied by W y. Bond, viii
open that p,ce,on Monday tie 2OIh February where
Abey will be hann, TO meet the old customers ard viii,
b. prepare To furnish all who may ayor them with
Enl with nnyihInc ncll lining 10 the
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-02-21

MoRoANTos, June 30lh, 1883
] certify that l ain acquainted with George Good
that he was afflicted with Rheumatism above stated
aud was cured by the of the Mexican Mustang
Liniment. JAMES G. SNYTH,
Merchant and Hotel Keeper.
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PRICE

The Lininent is put up in bottles of three sizes, and
sells 25 cents so is, and 81 per bottle The 20
cents size contains g. times much the 25ets and
the dollar size three times much the 25 cent
size. being murh cheaper
A. G. BRAGG & co, Proprietors. 304 Broadway,
New York and St. Louis, Mo.
For sale by Druggists and Store keepers generally
JOHN II. SEAY,
D. r. LY MAN, and
X. STABLER Il Co.,
sept 2l-wly Agents, Lynchburg.
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EnA HUSH. Tar, cot signmcnt just receive
EsWF mud for snlc low.
nn II T. LEE & CO. Richmond.
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JAS. A. H N Err,
r. A I'M N, / = on vi ere In n n I,

LYNcHBURG VA,
LNFFERS his services 10 his friends aud the public
~ generally for the SELLING OF
Tobacco Wheat Flour &c,
od hope by the str cts attention 10 bnsn IS to 'nre
portion Of public patronage.
son House, Bank Square, Lyoolonrs, Va.
Oh 1919
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HsuETsk IONS white Xinc Pain arow

White Lead. Fire proof PUNT.
Green. Yellow. TIMBER. Blue, etc in Oil,
Linseed Oil Spirits Turpcolino
Vnrniahes, Print brushes, &o.-Ior sale by
nct OAt. STABLER n 90.
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Clover Seed.

lust received, 80 Bushcl lpcrior Clover Seed
- winch will be sold low T. close.
f.b l7.3l w II MOSBY.
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] NJ ilEwlTT forein1n for
AMERICAS ExrREss Co, 10 Will 81
HARpEN's ExrREss "a Broadway,
PuLLEH, VfRaIL 4 Cos, 10 Wall ST
WLLLs, FARGO 8. Cos, lG Wall It,
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Blankets T! Blankets !!

'E'HE Undersigned wish sell their stock Il
Bankrts-censcqucntl 'hey offering them n
greatly reduced prices Their stock consists of enc an
common Bed. Bath Whitney, putield, Crib, &c. Cal
soon. it you want = bargain.
feb lG-t, STlGLER, McELDERRY & co.
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AslR EsnmmGmctmrers oil Tobncc.

4 Oils. Winterprcon. Anis. Lemon, Cinnamon, Sc.
branding Boards, Colors. &c.-for sal by
ianII tlcts v. STABLER & 90
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-02-21

L ADAMS 4 cos Expresses oil, pnls, Ccdiia
and Cheap ftctie- f. n obtaining tods NJ al d"sCfip-
lions from all purts OF the Unitel ases.
We have secured Special Express Plycl 'srs az the
swift and sure amestoOR anil R0dH0ke, .avng
New York "Wednesday. and Saturday, arriving in Rich.
inond Friday aud Monday Of ench week. by this line
we are prepared 10 orwacI goods OF all descriptions
very low Our Express Ieavcs Richmond daily
per Edmund aud Davenpors line ri Packets
Goods delivered Free Of Por,crage.
Our inland express per Great u. s Mail Lit, c. y
ties as heretofore to arrive in Richmond T'cice d.
The wellknown character of house for resp ~
bilty aud intention the interests of custorers
warrants in saying that shippers will find II to theii
mt resi- to order their Goods through Adams d Go.
Eapress' ADAMS co,
per HIM. II. Mosty Agent
iy2G.iflts Ly1chdwg, Ia.
N. B.--Goods dispatched onl points where ae lay
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CIT'Y PROPERTY TO,

saIe-rhr undersisued odcts fpr -nle tie
.g Lei, on 7th -fref. Ut pre.ent "crupird by w Nj
Bhctfnd. E. The housc i- comparatively
has or . rooms. VII all nrrcs-nts oft houses M
line snrdru atm .H
Apply T., tho undersigned OF 10 Alr. n 7 I tiers
| yrctbure. AUSTIN N. lklbl|I'H'
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Jefferson Nales on Vpginil, new cGilinn,
Lirut. llcradpa'- Survey Of HE Anpzon.
ian p5.t4 ENpfrss cop
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-02-21

TENDER their services I, their ieuds. aeqnautaf-
| crs aud thr Planters, Farmer. aud Merchants of
Nirpida and North Caolinn
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sept 2l-wl y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-13
MARINE hFFAfRs

SHlr FLYING CLOUD Whoever tas fancy Z r
ihe betr'iiui md 'ymmoiricaI, among ou- merchant
marine, and OF witnessing the model of one Of t.o
switest among oGr feet OF clippers, cau have sn oo-
poIth'y to-day by inspecting me ship Flying Cloud,
now recopperiDg atfhe ional Dock near the foot
Of IlCst Eaai River.
ISTRIsGENaNT OF TAX EAIGaAIioA LAws.-Cbe
hip Ninor7o, q Bremen, hos been seized a. Bali.
more for cam INK to that POI, tweut Our more ps.
seneers than ia allowed By Il &C; y Congress. TIE
Minerva was built at Bremen eighteen months since
al cost o. $4,000, and has made bat one voyage
6nd is IN every respect of the nsst ships in the
port OF Baltimore.
SAILING OF THg STAR or The WEsI The steam.
snip Star OF The West sailed yesterday afternoon with
passengers for California
CnARLEsTOwS NAVY YARD About 6ffy ald-
toDal mechanics were employed Oh the ne W slea
irgste last week raising the number h. upwards Of
40. The plsnking Of her wales Tss 1nuisnced on
Friday, and she will be finished long in advance Of
those at other yBrcs. Boston Transcript lllh.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-13

BfADLEN-fn tbs CIV Tuesday morning ,fer sesr
ne.s Cafbsr3e h'slt eaustieE Of Nj Am C. AID s5sf-
lite Bradley
ne rs.ss 81 clls Of TIE fnny Invited to ssena
ths ncfa tbs Wsinssayl relens e. 70 oeck feta ths
re- 81 her pa "a no 80 Broomst wirkOet farther
insitsfioBs . =, -,
- We.f.b-s,rf c .nrtx Davi4 Z. Carpenter, highly
ts,rs ritzrn ,.s men Nsr u the Soc-iy OF Friends
NcQUILLIAN--Ia this City. Ga Meneay, Dee IL. Eiles
Her fss are r,peetfay Invited to iltesd her fand "a
Wednesday the 18th st A. occck = u ION 'ne te"'
serc. II NJ Rd~in Mad. No ~ sevepts-st
SEYMOUR-Snsasnlv on the ilth uit OF esesse Of ms
heart while bssircss visit 10 this CITY NspL oeo.se NJ
seymour Ct Hgiscn zgsd - yess ID. No..
sNOW- On Mobdsy. the nth inst, o. smserns ilinss
uf.y Henry snow son Of Mrs Mars L. Snow. 10 the iSh
Of his ,,,.
The relatives friends Of the family. and hose Of his sr,nd
father the late Faacs l. Aea respectfully insised 20
attend bis funeral a. hA Am;y 81 bspiist Church corner u
Woos,er-st this cav, twssnesrayD t2oeoek ,
NILLIAMS-kt Detroit Mich. Dec. 9, u. Mott Nitisms'
Rso., in the sS,h wear OF ha
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le sed sH4 70 IsSae~ ne e'Asns
iranr- ll.rr - lie hen t-efrr- -
tse re- egi1 a ,r hs rr-sent .'ie,t et
ne Trv vs.fser ties- wsrs sri,s'l' %
VIE b thcrs Krg1 for then q y w ss''
vhrrs e ffr-tt is hf frtcs 81 re- hlsry ~ ~ ds
- "a. lee ant 1f re iish 7t-ty o. IS
ur ec-ce TerrE ID gr~sc e ct 49, rlf pr 1nJ -
frfff their fea-s. b0Teve w-cfsl t,ry
rht 10 hss TO evt-erce q iussnry- Where x vs.
elfirty DE- aIe 20 clGsc c1s'e1 o tirapscr 81
VI. &c f-fs -r,c 1lur fcu f1e-- f1-t's sea
ts-i-s fsrsF Toe jade IN cc1- u'io1
rferrtd % ri evidence o. Jr cc5 ana 20 hs testnn
nehr h abulss mh a.. AVE 5ecn caused ~ .,
e4cl. .e 81 .A-Ii afn-s e1a-sag - ~ "a
Use LIZ Cr-i p D. 10 "a - ca fr0vf1 ores tatl
tcriiy ,~s cre; 80 psr'erl ty tht 3ffnken-
rcts crime DtnSant's eo1rsal -sce me
curt % charge the jury clioWs AAhoagh yDs1tNrf
cIuIkeLress from ihe OF rne Net
hen charge r. rlftcr ~ qlstiol whistler ne
arf rr-rsc sfes ecss cm .laden hea % inpns,
he feet OF the being nso1caei from LONG Fyscrce ot
nto1 ion OF fun the .. dug, whch HABITS have
ctufd hxed iusary. al'hoggh The Drunkenness which re-
uicc ~ fhr ucrr fei Voluntarily yet tha- tie
party i In the u> With resard TO crime e. ta1
tsa been crtstsd nyouaay 81 6s end rot
Tunhsie The art refused charge bat I'll ~ N tie
lrauae~ II Lord Hall cited ~ counsel: Bat r. - tas
long rTseIes Of nroxearos hsbira hxed icaani'y
ccred 'fhc n tbs madness raced voluntarily, yet
the party n situation with rsgsrs &C crime IS Z
qr - ov,sel chsrsf that the Jury might take into con
seson n. exp-e az Ecod will sowsFe tue deceased a.
1879 al Ire shssucs of n.iee or prem edipiioa
The Jrry retired al O'Clock ana 'he n's OF 'he N0u'
wers locked up loE he nisAt'
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or,cu,r couRr-ure is--sefor, Jag. Rooszvstr,


Ffsrces L Chids st Solomor Chiits
Nr. Graham concluded the summing ur-conterd'
ing that that the identity of solomon Chas Ihe ce'
PENDANT. having been in the house OF Ben koTTcst,
has been fully proved
TIE Court, in changing the Jury regretted that
nearly all the main testimony both sides is in writ
ing. II can only b. through the medium Of ink
snd paper instead OF having tie witnesses present on
the stand and is therefore, looking through glass
6arkly. The general character OF YONG Simpson,
however hiss been unimpeeched. He states positive
" 10 have seen Solomon Childs w the house Of Bel
Forrest, sitting on dvan with female each side of
him. and if ibe Jury believe him. the fact s sufficient
70 charge the crime Of adultery OF defendant. The
other testimony to the effect also be consid
cred in support of that of simpson, TO such degree
as The jury may consider it entitled. In addition TO
the testimony OF simpson ia the lct ;aat 1eieaaah.
virtually abandoned lis wife, never coming near her
FOR years although in the time was born their first and
only child. The Jury viii weigh il as a circumstance
in regard TO the idea whether he was kept away by
ether company in Cincinnati Lrhs above arc the
main points Of the chHge The JurX after being
ont about two hours returned a verdict, fading thar
defendant committed adultery at the house OF Bell
Forrest, iD Cincinnati; also, that plaintiff before
and at the commencement Of the actlon was resi-
dent of this State. To que sons to whether he had
been guilty q. the house Of Josephine Gross, and other
womtn named, the Jury replied that it was not
proven.
verdict Oh the finding was entered in favor OF
plaintiff Mr. MoreDge. for Defense asked time in
which to prepare bill of exceptions. The Court
then adjourned.
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BETWEEN
THE LATE ENCOUNTER
PUGILISTS.

We noticed, yesterday the circumstance OF fight
which took place late on Saturday night at the house
of "Johnny Ling" on the southeast corner oil
Broadway and Canal.st., between jim Hughes ana
one Pareeno-pugi lists of some little notoriety The
conflict seems TO have been serious than was at
first supposed 1t appears that Hughes was there at
play when Pargene entered, and sought quarrel
by seizsg uughess cap, and twisting it over bis
eyes accompanying the assault with very provoking
Language. Hughes, who had long been at enmity
with him, drew large pocketknife weighing about
three pouuds-which had murdered man in Catior-
mia. AM which was aherward brought here By
Hurhes-and struck Pargene heavy blow across
TIE neck ana face with it, inhicting wound several
inches in length, and penetrating to the bone where
ever the blade touched A police officer, who was
present stepped between the men TO prevent inrtneF
violence, but was unable to stop Hughes from nict
ing a number Of deep gashes in the shoulder OF
Psrgere. The latter bed profusely, and was con-
yeyed, IL very weak state, to his lodgings where
be still remains according to report, in eritica!
situation The policeman did not arrest Hughes al
the time, though the assault was committed IN MS
preser CO. and no official action has been taken IN the
matter. II is probable that should Pargene recover
be win mske no complaint against Hughes, as he
bimself wss the first assailant.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-13

ELLA my dear, did you purchase that Merino
dress you pr0m sed me Me- Ma iesrst say did not;
called IN At HEARD CLAP Cos Ne sol Grand st. this sfter
noon but there wis such crowd declare It impossible
10 SET near the counter Mr. HEARD and Mr. CLAPP both
with their usual polieness and attention made many
10 get II without and finally begged 10 Leave u
until to morrow morning when they would ind il aud send N
home. Find il dear should suppose they would have
for esch elias. Of they do ka but they
tel they have commenced selling out the crowd
% great WHEN LADY obtains seat she won leave II ard
probably she vents dozen different articles should
see the confusion On the counter lays h SILK, on that
sHEETSG next LAcEs then BLANKETS, then again rch
NELvET and probably that half dozen LINEN TABLE
CLOTHS until you scarcely the counters can't
rant when they The goods; nlst TAXA
nights in the morning they look as housh they
disturbed Ii future shsA call IN the loInins
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CIR RALHo4D AccIDISI Il I'D uausi Tbeo.
CO. HsumoDd Wa accidentally run over on Non-
oty night, near Tenth.s,.. b. car No. % Of the
L'gh'h-sv. Inc, ana feverely injured. He was at
Ten ptng 20 cToss the avenue and iell ia tue middle
OF The track ius' in advance Of csr. Tire earwas
Stopped, and the sufferer was conveyed u his resi-
cerce, No. rs Bauk-st
In the case of Peter Wood az AGED weaver, who
was run over sni killed b. Secori.av. car ar in.
guest was he'd Yesterday, when the evidence showed
that TIC car was proceeding at a moderate rate OF
sreed and that the driver no; 70 blame and the
Jory rendered a verdict TO tiai effect. The deceased
vas so yesr Of age, native Of Ireland, aud lived II
No 9Poli%t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-13
MARINE COURT-Dec. 70, 1884.
Before Judge MCCARTHY.


Eliza Horkius sst Simeon Draper
To recover back $500 paid TO Mr. ID, it is alleged
Oh 3lst May last on written agreement, the TO
deliver ard the ether having purchased, 300 shares
Harlem Stock, on co days, at The option Of the pur
chaser. at ~ per cent-said $500 being in part pay
meIt already referred to. The agreement on the part
of Mr. Draper 70 deliver was signed by Eugene Lee
denter. bis clerk and on the part of the plaintiff.
signed K Hopkips-ths latter signature having been
plsced hy J. ID. Lewis who acted altogether in the
transaction. and which twas supposed as stated By
defense was bis own name. Considerable testimony
wss presented on this Doint-it being couended that
tie purchase was by Mr. Lewis on his own account
that he had frequently caled at Mr.. Diapers in rea
ton 10 stock snd used the Of T.. Hopkins; that
they supposed him TO be L Hopkins, and he always
replied 10 the name OF Hopkins when addressed. a
clerk stated that, inquiry as to who said Lewis
was he nscernined that he clerk at the store OF
Messrs Poon, in Catharine st, and was designated,
being o. very onk complexion.
On The other hand, Mr. Lewis testified that he had
received the money from Mrs. Hopkins, who was
widow LADY said by another witness 10 be elderly
lady, with whom he BOARDED; that she gave him
the $500 10 invest on her account 10 the best
advantage in his power, and elso gave hlm written
authority 70 sign her name; that after making the
neremert ip question the Schuyler and Kyle alleged
frauds came ont and the Harlem stock was OF little
or 10 value la the market; that lac sent 70 Mo Draper
and inquired Of lin whether he bad purchased the
stock which he understood he had Lct aud requested
him not 10 DO So but to return the money this wa
A.
that Mr.. Draper had stated that he had passed his
word 20 take the stock, ard would have to pay the
market price
The law under which the present suit Is brought
provides thst in time contract 10 deliver stock said
contract shall be void unless the party selling owns
the stock at the time of agreeing to SELL or is scent
or some other person that at tbs time owns It..
The testimony OF MIR. Lewis went to show that Mr..
Draper stated il in effect being sale in which he
did not a. the time, hold the stock. Witnesses we're
produced who spoke well of the character Of MIR. L.
for truth and veracity- On behalf OF Mr. Draper it
Yves conterded that be acted only as broker and in
behalf Of those owning the stock at the time, &c.
The Court left il question for the Jury, under
the evidence, whether Mr.. Lewis acted at the tune in
good faith on behalf Of Mrs Hopkins, 80 a. TO ensble
her TO sustain the suit-and whether Mr.. Draper AZ
the time. owned the stock HIMSELF or acted a. tho
sgent for some person owning IT. il he did not plain
tiff is entitled 10 recover
The jury returned verdict In favor Of plaintiff for
$500 the amount claimed, to which Mr.. Busted, for
defense gave notice Of appeal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-13
,yDyc ruFYT OF PooL AND WILLIAMS.

The Grand Jury yesterday indicted Bill Pool and
Dan. Williams. both pugilists for having, IN June
la, committed brutal and unprovoked assault
no. the psrson of Mr. Bnukerhof, who OF the time,
was near The pier foot Of AmOs-st. These men were
arrested shortly after the commission OF the assault
and held to bail by Justice Clark but the matter was
here supposed to rest-the Magistrate failing 70 re-
turn the papers to the DstrctAttorney as it was bus
sutv 70 do Mr.. Brinkerhoa, despairing OF getting
,,stce through his complaint to the Magistrate, re-
Gently went before the Grand Jury and narrated inc
facts 10 the case, and yesterday that body indicted
both Of tie offenders. Bench warrants Tor 'ner az
rs.t were then issued but up to late hour last even
Ing. they Lad not been taken.
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Mr. @ W Puey No 81 Rsndclrhs., CHICAGO hs Tvs
TRipUNs for sale snS will our friends m ths sip
Mr. w w. wArsRs will supply our tTie nds n Att1A
with with TBS TriSvSE.
Our euds in Rock leland H. and Davenport esa ooas
THt rRIsUSE Of IA. A. POsTEx Bso., In ROCK lasnd
vB PaLars authorised receive subscriptions and a
vereuerts for rHx TRIBUNE in the cities Of PHLAostP"a
and BosroS.
B. TILLEY is our Agent Cor the sale Of Tvs rsisvSs 10
kKwPoRr.
Mes~rs CkRGILL & RocXwELL, No North Broadway foS.
gEss will surely friends in that Village with Tvs rsis
L. D. CAMRsLL Is AGENT for the sale Of Taz rxisvss
In VI
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COIRNERCIAL NA1TERS.
SALES at The stock Exchange DC ~
Sale, OF stocks NJ Philadelphia

[RcroTiea foT ar N. Y TRIsUNE BY FET THoaAsI
Ff,n Poardasl sehuJ Nay G.; 80 e. $50 Clt,
$40 DO c &P.. R.R, SO, 800 do. c. & P, P. r. r.
3y; $500 do c p 8fl, $50 5. Is 81 c r., ISL
&c 50, 50 Penn R. r. 4Ci % New Orleans Gas g. P.
lc! 20 NoIIistown 5ll; 10 Harrisburg r. R. 81; 100
leland R. ~; 50 Morris Canal cash Ills Lehsh Nav
Oh; do days 81; Is Girsrd Bant los Bank Of Peans
I6 10 DO days llO Do lie; % Mechanics Rank 1Ti
Bsts,eep Bosv,-s51o Resdins Mo-. 8. 80 ac oLe.
hgh Nav. So 900 New Creek Coal Co. "a; 10 Mechanics
Bank, days .7i do III
S-~nd Board-$5oO Penn s. so; go Beaver Meadow r.
g. as so 100 Read g. g. 20, 72 $1,000 sus Canal &c.
ss II New Oresr. Gas C. P. ilOi 30 Lehigh Nav 81;
2s ResSpxR H. $751; IS PeE-. II r., ioii 30 Mons Csaa
cash. uli Commercial Bank, 81