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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-22
DIED.

HRONN-On "Wednesday afternoon, 2oth inst, Hevey
Brwn in the 6iih sesr If his sge
The tnsnrs Of the family invited to aend his funeral.
without further invitation rId4, P NJ. from mis- late
y.sto.uce No. l4I west I'd Il.
DUftFl-On Iusst-y Dec. - Bartholomew quincy. IN
III sffh OF his
F ffi.ues scqusintanees requested to attend Ms
funeral Friday st O'Clock, a. lis late resieneo' No ~
EpDi-ht MAdbou Wa. Dec II. the Hon Nsthsuel g.
dy lie heG occupied high ocs znd political positions
ne was esnodste b,foe tle Democ ic state C)nS enon
tao ,eau a. 90 Chief Jusoe OF the SUPPER Conrt
lOUN -ON-In scott % Ky, the 18th ms, Adelaide
D. wife Gen IN Johnson and da0guier OF Gov De'h.
= LCUNs BUaY-On Tuesd.y Dec. 49, 1854. Jeremiah
Lrunbu,y iormedy of to hFm Of Lounsouy, Cox Co.
sfsd y,sfs.
arc 5h Compsny Nstions Guard with members Of tine
7b Refu gene ally inform lover coats respect
f,ly invited TO the funera Friday. IA inst AZ
ocloek from the Seventh Presb yterian Church
oDFIL-At Cleveland Ohio. Dec. 2 Mr. Henry oi,ll.
a., 81 wears q obtfs GUd 10 days
'PUKIY-Or "Wednesday, Dec y. Corueis II daughter Of
T. X PuIdy. Esq eGrd years ard montn'.
Relatives rends Of the family invited ~ attend her
urersl TIE residence of her parents No % sPHngst
ON rrdsy the I'D met. a. p. Il
hufh Rtes sfeo , year, eldest son OF the late Rev slo
gar Rhees u. D 49, oil,
attend ms funeral 10 ius' a. 10 ocpck NJ
o the Bsp Church corner OF 9TH and south 5th SIS
sTEskIk>-On Thur'dsJ morning. Dec q. Elizabeth
vioow of Edwin >teboits and daughter OF the late In ma
Herssusins all De tskea Sprinsded. Mas for inter
uert .... . 81, Il o.. -. 4,
Iop.s " isrn,on osuster of Hiram Margaret William
,op sf,c i ye.s. / nonths arc = dave
tn. relatives fdrrCs If the family se invited 10 atten
he fur.rsI with further ibvifaipu. on -aurdsy 1t
oel,eI at no Barrss-st Tier remsin, Will be taker
/ 10 Peuefkerpsie for iutsfasnt
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Ia " LNTELLfG kNI'E

T CouRTs-RULEs FoR ls55-In the Common
Pi,s new Ca ender viii be made up for Jauus'y,
po.ss Of ssue each the OF The suit -
be fled on before the 27th list; also, TO state
whether Oh December Calendar, ana .bit NUMBER
and 90 Of succeeding terms a. TO the then preVi,u
ierps. The filing Of note OF issue -haI be marked
on The margin instead Of placing tbs cause again On
the Calendar SGcb Calendar tn be continued for
succeeding to ms. Causes rea6hed aad not trie3, or
porponed to be placed at the foot Of the Calendar.
police OF trial mus. be made for each ,erm. Cases
10 be tried by counsel, wittou' Jury, must be so
stated and placed different par. of the Calendar
In the Circuit (Supn me- Court the Calendar for
December will be continues in January.
In the Superior Court there will be new Calendar
for January TO be continued in February and March
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MARRIED.

HOLLAND-LYON IL Lyonsssle. on the 18th nit BY m.
lev MI Sauytr Dr.. H. & Olsbd % Nv Cr.-ru
Ms r,sr D. Lyo daughter OF To- I-'s Caleb lyon
Eco tro s,tsr # thu ioa. Caleb LYON. N. C.
DR. Ho and = The efhc.eft and successful Physician and
uo,rsror Il the Ne Crse~nherg Wsef Cure ssd
mi hsppv BIN Ia ais Dice Of zion
In the vorihy a1d accomplished Miss Her sutvt7 sad
t.ntenes. OF o win al hears May success aud
nsptine.s a,fetd them lg1chsnEs Paper
LYNDf-HABPER-Tn Brooklyn on Taesiay De-. TO- b7
tie Rev L Weed thsiie. X. Lyme add Augusts 4
6sustt.r o. joseph W Harper
PUTNAM-DINCAN--Af Elm Grove JseksObviils
ii Dec. g. charles Putlsm. Eco Of Davenport Iowa. T.
Matte Io.is late Jo.e Oh DuactD, H.
EOBFRTs-AbBOrf--AtN oriso~ Pa Dec IL Jon,-
thar ~ Rab.rrs AHbo, y. J. to Mary II. Abbott, a.
Noirstown. Pa
NTIPPLF-COCEF-A Sidney Farm. Pa Dec. H.
Lispt Wnnsm ID Wbppe. U. = A. ana Carohn= NJ dau ga
Il, Of thu late David Cooke.
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SUPREME CoURT-Is cHA~rsR-Drc. 81


John Hooper ast hypgoite Mali Gus T. Jewe't James O.
stacey Hol Tibbstis Water r. jones aid James
CLARK. ~,
Defendants we're directors and oGicers Of the Par.
ker Vein Coal Company, chartered IN Maryland, aud
having valuable coal lauds, aso several steam-hips
TIE capital was 50 goo OtO II is alleged that dc.
fenoanis improperly caued over issues Of stock -
be made to the extent OF 2s 900 shsres, at 500 pr
share. amounting, at that valuation, to over
alQ 900 600; thst sll stock sold at 10 per cent
,ba. thew wrongfully transferred to the Caledonia
Company Il valuable portion of the lands, eno also
trar sfered the steamships to Company called the
Parker Vein Steamship Company, which company
however consisted OF themselves AID the business Of
both companies was done in one room ia This Cry
Plaintiff saws that be induced 10 bus 100 shares
Of said stock from the suppoon that no m)re shares
bad been irsutd than would amount to said
SO 900 coo aud that owing to tae fraudulent issue Of
more stock plaintiff has lost his money He obtained,
few oays SINCE order for their arrest, on suit
to reooy or back eals-the amount ,he had pald-and
the parties were telo to bat. There aro t~1 or
three Other similar suits Mr.. Van Cot, yesterday,
Oh the part of Mr JtIetr. made a motion that the
order for arrest be vacated. which was opposed by
Jucpe Eomonds, for defense. Argument was pre-
.en'ed.
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MARINE COURT-Dsc. p. 1854
Before Judge McCARTHY.


AGAINST a police officer ~ recover damages Tor a.
Legged assault and battery, and false imprisonment
Plaintiff saws he arrived in the Erie Railroad boat at
foot OF Du6ne-st in company with party on rem
from tour at the west on forenoon If Fourth jay
last-that be had made an engagement IN tue boat
crossing from New. Jersey, with hsckmln, 10 take
n. uupks Of himself and sister, and brother and 70
convey them to their homes and the man took the
trunks on arrival here and lsshed then on the
hack Of his coach, but having an Inferior carriage
ard horses ore of bis sisters said she would not rde
behipd such horses and be himself also objected to
porc in the cosch but the driver refused 10 give up
the trunks unless he paid the agreed fare sac jumped
on his box 10 criye off when olaot and his brother
seized the trunks take them of al which time oey
were assaulted by another driver. Plaiuti vent for
nolce officer and defendant cane but refused to ar
rest the person who had assaulted plaintiff, siylnS
ID YOU / see no marks on you-ihit pla.ntfi
procured another carriage into which ne placed one
Of bis sisters and was about handing the smother IN
wien defendant, the police officer seized hin by the
rsek cloth. pulled him 10 the ground, and dragged
him for about twenty feet saying, he would arrest
plsntif. The brother of plsintn picked no his hat
Which had fallen off he requested defendant 10 per-
NIT him to ride, as he had been travelling all night,
spd ras much fatieued, but defendant took ma 10
20 The Fifth Ward Staton-House, thence to Centre
Il, prison where he was held TO bail in $500 to keep
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NV SY,TTm OF PHoyoToPY f,nowip, is
an exact "'py except the yer, odgn4l hand Fri'n,,
Of business Letter received by firm 10 this Gu,
Il WoPN c'e Pitmsn the lockjsg:
- VILLAGE, TJmpkins Co.. Nov. 4, 1854
" ACC Com. Deer Slr, round ;ae ken'ry
tirs -srbt" colin invented yenke blad churn
mace OF sun. witch oilers kepes clene and swete aod
don't want no skowrin, have traded in Oct 273 oy
the - oau q for mummy and tTGs, bav bn t1iuk-
u goin inter the bye an chi6en bisnos ginurey an
some o. MY DaboSs tould me was adya0cin on truk
peOwi Kin cend down bi the or an rale rode weakly
sum vtnsop, butter and ees wat der think buk wee.
wil fech Clown sede an wule kin be got tor red '
RuIry, hos Gu u think i wud DO on huny and bs
swsx. haf IS hepe ov iurkees and gea. and sum
du1' hogos heiat con TO get very fat akount
corne, ttsr VII be more shoes than lsrje hogsa ords
apels en- ptectes an apesas vii be peniee, butter
cltes Is hi sUin kin be Dun 10 sckry nuts an mspsl
shugm az soin kuntry make Ov saseges, wat arc tina
ur'n fsn stok il To- yupg critters 10 ceen envy
price wat Is lasis DUN with n, wat kin du in pes
ana Cal e. ms sheap tina ar kiln on Of on al,yuut
ov item beh to costye TO kepe in the wiDtur toing,
IN stnlii VII NC high III the pervsion line how much
mummy hii spar me TO trad with in the abuv on
vat kin advtnc ne on the kline Ell provisions hay
nsmid, pie'e 10 rite me an let me 10.
rispektively,
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 90, 1854.

privilege j. emtrsced in lie foowin, -asol 1tions ap-
idod TO The repof: Of "a Commit upon the sub.
tct:
Liued That oosdsrs upon "a fBe .s,ent
% ris tcrp.fa ua h. gittn he BfooABl City Rrosi
company % 90 .trrrf sno rr~ toef fro4Sf u;Io th
80 trd Z TIL Li-y be modified that sa
'orpsuy for See uetf her--f-f ch4g@ Ave --n.
each 81 their .srefse ROUTE; roya-1 ssi mi.
c. The sxps-s cJioiiHus trst child to
trloo srd s 'lrs un-sf eu y~Gs OF (eEce- isfals
I'd o. Two O. y b. shall e. ffe, shall PEI ts
Cfi7 fos ridden pro.
rctd sF ttsf soouaI tips s-al - tue s-fnosa
h.veen TIE hout q sd O'clock Ia sl qurs
Aid. Fo~lsr 49, the principal oDponeai u the re-
port, and cissrv shO0 81 D. the 5nOooy's ora
figures nat they were n.skiog diy.0er Of 20 ne-
thing Ike - per cent tbe cspita stock invested
ir stead Of losing money. II ,ss ADA isted he sfd
that the number OF pss.eugers carried .sce the open
ing OF the Toao- from q 900 - % 900 per ~
md the one cent additional ia the fare would make
difference in favor Of the Company in fge years, Of
nearly 500 eco.
The report end resolution adopted by vote of
II uyes 10 nays.
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THURSDAY. Dec. 2l-P. N.

THURSDAY, Dec. PIP. u.
The closing prices Of to-day show tia. the improve
mt at the Stock Board yesterday fully sustained,
and believe this is tue first advance ia the STOCK
market for long tias which has been sustained Tor
forty eight hours. Quotations, at the close OF inc
Second Board, were generally firm, but the msrkes
wes without much activity. Hudson River was inc
mott buoysnt stock to-day going to 3'4, seller Ia
further improvement. OF 81 y cent Ere advanced
p cent. and was lees firm than the other fancies.
For Reading 6G4 was bid. The annual statement
will be very favorable one-sao wing, we are tod,
earninOs Of IS y cent. The dividend question Is still
in doubt Harlem is buoyant, and more active
Central closed at 70, 97?l. Panama continues
s,rony and sold at 70. Nicaragua advanced
cent Canton y cent; one sale Of 1000 sasfes
wss made ct leg. Delaware and Hudson advances
to lO7; few days since sales we're mahe q iO'i
Pennsylvania Coal Il firm at 90. Cunoerisn1 We"
firm. For State Stocks the market "as stesdy' WIN
sale. of 25, 900 ybsinias az s'ii eo'' i'disH' %
advanced 20 76; Missouri g. s7ii Tennessee os, 3d.
The hps,ness in Railroad Bonds was limited, with an
.dy.nce o, . p cent in Illinois Central Se~-York
Co,.r.I .oId at col. Eries 1871, 60; Harlem, 90;
Uudson River. Let Mortgages, 81 incomes, VIE
which is decline.
There il but little doing in Exchange; STERLING
sasiv cent. Francs soas.i5.
There Is something doing in Freighb q previous
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BROOKZ wv ITEMS.

IscRrAsr o. FARE on THE CITY RAiLRoADs.-
The applicaiio, of the Brooklyn City Railroad Com
ANY fnr n,iyge 10 increase the fare from four 10
Eve cert per passenger was granted at the last
onerstop four routes, namely, tho Greenpo1nt'
Myrtle sv Fulon. av. and Greenwood. -Four more
lines which are embraced in the Compsnys charter,
ss 10, Get cor stucted On the Greenpoini line ths
fare has b. en- iv, cents from the beginning and on
The other tbrte running routes four cents. lnese
after routes are he ones effected. The ground upon
which the application based and granted was tnas
the project 20 far al not been rernuuerative Inc
conditions upon Which the Company obtained the
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tie reaoe P'sir'ir sTesrs that he hs' given NJ
CoT fcr ihe nrr' St suo trlucs tie prefer; sli'.
IT, osf.n-e il !. alleged ia DlsisriT Elsa ee!ea'i-
81 Tsfussc 90 r. TIE priv abu-e1 defendant,
,,yii 20 hiw tsnr 10 vas p-e''y roirsm Al and
fbsi a t.g would Ulake a. good s DJ!.crnta as h,
also. that ~ Rad 20, out ktife sd sd he VS..
-oif 70 prot ct hr party, sc. Toe testimony a.
gf-r,G a. ! = coT {, acicfoIy.
TIE Court ch,rged t1st poll 2 OF ~ has right
g. uisse sssts 'or breach OF the Desc= or )r "a
siismrt Of ir.sfh of the pesc-. wosn doEs 10 o.
ir.seict: tat if II vas no; m n. PEE "a E. r. "A
on arrest Up"n s.Sr4Dt FIR pl1inih N--.r--
S'-Tiipg -oG HAoey: for defendant lsssrs. Lt~-
rtrce 81 1ucA suo Anterior & Nui=rd.
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Advertisement
DIR. SANBoRN's TREATMENT OF CONSUMPTION.
To The Edaor Of The n. y 1ritn"c %, ,,,,,,,.


DIR. SANBoRN's TRsATMEAF OF CONSUMPTION.
To The Idiisy Of The n. y 1ritlHc 49,,
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,uceea.tu cue OF well Unrstd Consumption Believing
that NV ga ooips NAV uducr oets sln 4ry stuaed 70
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have ob,.ruy compiled viii their request One year sgo
ia v Az pton Of confirmed cousump'on was so re-
5nced In ~ sneth ard nesh By cough and eNpscoraon thar
as scare, ~ able wax -c0s without RESTING several
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and ADVISED iake cod liver OIL together
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as entirely different from that had oceu TOT
loving NV physicians who treated e amt and tod me ioe-
tbst us die order d quantity Of drugs to make
me NOR. comfortable. Dr. SASnoN ordered any quantity 81
s,s but drugs He requi ed me to i9hsie medcateh
from sponge three or four times daiy-iO ade me
from taking any medicines, and ordered exercises out OF
the most n'ufishing t)nd ana "
that should drink daily ceTan amount Of scoho
drinks The result Of Dr. sASBoRNs ueatmentsa complete
cure of nv disease and can be every day ~ Gelns
BAZAAR healthy is usually seen and owe my re-
covery 70 Dr. O. d. SANBoRNs system Of treatment by In
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SUPERIOR COURT-DEc. q.

Baldwin snd ASH egt Wn Brockway
Plaintiffs say they hired OF defendant part OF the
bssement ana first and second stories OF buuilag
No o. Eleventh. st. to he occupied carriage aud
liebt.wapon manufacturing Establishment, the black
smiths shop being in the Basement at the rear Of
which was a WINDOW, ard double forge near it, that
defendant wroDgfuliy entered said premises and
caused the window to be closed uP with brick ana
,norar whereby they unable 10 use said fUrges
or the rear part of the cellar. They brig action or
trespass having the damages at 50 600
In Do tense II was said that the planliis permitted
several panes of glass, which had been knocked out
from time to time, to remain unset, Gnd that The
smoke and SCOT from the forge came upon ceendant
ure mses adjoining, creating thereby nuisance
backing up clothes when hang ont 10 dry, aud c-us
irg otherwise great Inconvenience. On the O,her
hand il was said the glass had been knocked Olt by
persons on defendents premises, which was denied.
Vediot for plaintiffs. s225. For plaintiffs, Messrs.
Cram Hurot and Genet; for defendant Mr.. Nelson
Smith.
Before Judge BoswoRTH.
ana J. Lee Smith.
To recover damages for injury 10 plaintiff, boy,
who was prec si,d into an openng az the SIDE u
house norL- east corner OF FOurthey. aud Thirty
first st. in consequence 1t Is alleged, OF has-stode
eiyir way and much DjuiiDg one OF his feet that
amputation became necessary bet zen the knee end
ANGLE. II is alleged that the accident from the
improper character of the work aud th the owners
are liable. The latter Is denied. The case was tried
once before when the Jury could not agree To De
COZ tinued. For plaintiff, Mesrs. Morrison and Whit
ing. For defendant Messrs. Brady and Ddsenbury.
Albert L True Agt James t. Brown
To recover $4,000 alleged value of two tst horses
also wagon SC, taken on execution by the Sheriff oi
King County, sgsiLst Henry NJ. True but Legged
10 belong TO psinuf brother of Henry. In defense,
il is contended that they really belonged 10 Henry,
and were rightfuly levied upon. Sealed verdict.
For plaintiff. M,ssrs CLARK & Read; for Defendant,
Mr Nm NJ. Allen.
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CIRCUIT COURT-OEc. 81.
E.fo~- Iudsa CIFEKE

Michael Pbe.sn agi. Caleb v Terrell
Plaintiff was working as q mason, In taking down,
a he had been ordered the ceners of vsnt arches,
a builcing corner of Four,h-sv. and thirieth-st.,
Wien the arch gave way, sud he was thro an down,
and his leg broken Mr. Terrell was contractor aud,
il is alleged acted unskillfuly in setting him to work
70 remove the ceniers ana action is brought to
cover dsmsees plaintiff having been Il months sick,
and, it is alleged, permanently Injured. Ia delense,
il was stated tina. plaintiff attempted TO remove the
center il different msnner fiom what he had been
ordered and Also that his long sickness was partly
owirg 10 other causes. Sealed verdict For plain
tiff MIR. William Mootry; Tor defendant, Messfs r an
cher and Eager.
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United STATES coURr-Dee. 2!

IL tie Circuit Court, before Judge Bette the pat.
ept case Is to cutoff in stcan.boers c)Atadei
yesterday.
In The District Court before Judge Hall, question
in patent Gaze in suit between the Toy Iron and
Nail Factor against Erasus Corning aud others, il
which suit was brought aesinst latter for auege1 in
fiDgemeLt OF Buro,ns Pstent for making railroad
sriLes was l.. ard in the 8tiernoon VI sws Foote %
S.neca Falls. and Gro. + Curtis. OF Boston, bein ,
for plaintiffs. and Gov. Seward, David l. Seymour,
and s. Ble,chford for defense.
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COURT OF GENERAL sEssIovs-Des.


Jas &. Mad ahaa -. tried aud nvictsf OF hsvi NJ
foGiou.iy voted twice in the Sixteenth Ward on IA ,
daJ CT TIE las. general election aud "a. remande;
for sentence. Several other cs-es we're called, out
more were ready. sno the Court. after announcing
that Cherries A. P.verey, convicted last term OF a.
tempted arson at Iii store No TAI soU.-st. on
the INT Of be CD Of July last would be brought up
for sentence o. SATURDAY adjourned for the day.
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Sales at the stoe.. Exchange. Dc. d.


Reported for The hewYork Tribune by Fay THOMAS
Flint Boards6os IS Lehish 6s TO- cash 49, s35 IS Lehish
MHgas. o. ~ l'o susgnshsnna Canal Is eeah '3t 81 o
CITY Rarosd 6 CAP l; ~ stown Railroad. 5it 100
Reading Railroad cash J} 81 Pelnsyvania Railroad cash,
4Oi; CO. 50 Union Canal b5 u Commercial ssnk 81
33t 100 Do b5 3l: 20 do b5Wn S3l; 10 Grad Bank l0l
Second BOard-5 40 CRY aailIoad o. ~ r., C. p sSi;
PenD Railroad 81 S9 4Penna hsroad 4Di; II Nor
Canal Pref ned 5 S7i po Iona Islaud aslros l2t 100
do ca h. ~; 40 do 2caJs i2. 10 Schuy Kill Nav ref-fr
CUP b hi; 2 Lehbh Nav Ell; iOe sonstowa Railroad
b5 81; PM sdslphis Baik b l2tt
Jtsr Boa,d15j -ctuyitl Nav Preferred, 2si 50 Long
Island Rsroso l Leash Nav, ola; - Union Canal b5.
D.. 81 Readi1z Railroad. 81.
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CUpRFME COURT-In the matter OF the

CVPRENE COURr.-In the matter OF the
ny ~ he csv Of New York r~lslive G, the OPEN
Ma "a xrESDit; Of the BOWERY from the soaShsrly
- - 9 cs.1t,.o ~ Frenkiu 81 iu said cav We, the
20 " ,a,..ior.,. Of F.im.te aud Assessment In
~ 80, e,led matter hereby giye notice TO the
~ c,-rf or oc rrn,of. Of all houses aud lots and
- .,i,,,,o-.d lands efi.e ted thereby sud all
- - r, c,,cer, "a follows 70 Wit, First rhst
0ihSs "n9oI u >. "a Assessr,ert ard that ali
We usNt .cted ,be bv and vac NAV ps on
peiso" - go 40 nrsset the obiectons in writing duly
poetn 10 !" csEnSSr % SxIra - mr. Cha,rman al ths
Vetneo 70 \ a a rosv in hi, Civ on
% ,b tItb 5v q, anrsry IS oecoud That sny per
y. IL, NAV consider ,hems e yea ggreved BY said
,,yse ana h.-,nert will Be he ard opposition tho
- isfe "a A, ths same place o'clock p NJ, on the
80. los rhir Thst the ststract OF the sad
~ "ey y ., ,,-tbs, Win ON mans, and also al
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SUPTRIOR COURr-Nos. 2sj. o33, f62. llo7. 733,
as es rs lUs lss 6sl 7'2 1875. As ST. Is, $40 lis,
e.. ~. 656, rs
CIRCUIT COURT-Sos. 2l2-, 2o'1, 2oSO 1922 2o9l,
s4sf 6sl, 49, $50 1862. MA 1852 1853 ilSi. llSj
L. 5. DISTRICT COURT.-N0s. 20, "a IS, 30, 81, -
D45
suPRYsE CoURT-Speeiai Term Nos 10, 30, 90,
@ q. - % s. g 70 to 90
The rna Term g also continued AZ Common Pleas.
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COURT OF COMMON PLEAS-oec
R.fore Iudse IaGRaHkH

Robert Hal sgt JOSEPH MAJ tsnee OF Adam Kerr and C.
Adams
Nv TIE firm OF Hail & w aidron to recover s209 50
and sl2a o. amounts OF two bills OF goods sold To A.
Kerr & Co on credit ont they assigned, soon after
obtaining them to Mr. NaJlor-these goods, it Is al.
lepeo forming part OF the assignment IL Is contended
that the eooos were obtained 10y untrue representa-
tions of A Kerr a Go. that they were in goOi cir.
cumstsnces and doing profitable business aud that
the salf ov inc o. such unfJunled representations,
was void II Denied that they made any sch rep
,eteptations The case is on. For plaintiff Mr. VIM.
u. Booth; for defendant Messrs. Woodbury. *
Churchill.