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MINNEsOTA LEATHER STORE.

MINNESOTA LEATHER STORE,
At the Old Stand Of Z. i. Collins 8. Co., opposite
tt' Rce House, 81. Para.
ED II. BIZ EADLt.f, dealer in Saddles Harness,
Trunks and Saddery Hardware. Saddle Trees
SkrtiHg, Harness and Patent Leather. Calf Seating
bag and Top Leather Carriage Trimmings Saddlcrs'
Silk; Bellows ana Band Leather
BOOT AND SHOE MAKERS STOCK.
HcmoCh tanned Sole Leather; Oak tanned Sole and
Upper Leather; Nip and Cali Skins; French German
lhladeiphia and Cincinnati Calf SKINS; all Kinds Of
Ladies and Gentenen's Morocco, Red Yellow Blue
tireen, fink and White Innings; test Goat Bach aud
sheep Binding; Boot and Shoe Findings; Boot Trees
Lasts. trimp Boards, Pegs Of AL Sizes Shoe Thread
all kinds Iron, Zuc and Copper Nails
CARRIAGE TRIMMING,
Executed AZ the shortest and i'll worknanlike
munner.
Country orders particularly attended TO.
u TIL" highest market price in Cash paid at ali time,
ior Beet Hides, sheep and Deer skins.
Z. L. DpADLEY.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
YENlE subscriber offers To sell lease for OF
d years, his SAW MILL, situated near the pper
Landing Saint Paul hein" al The best locations for
the LAUNDERING business in the city. The Mill in good
repair, has right nulaN saw, of
lath and n machine for making cut shingles The
Boom the Mill is excellent safe place keep
ing os This property viii be sold less. favor
able JOHN r.. IRVINE.
81. Paul Dec. 30th. 1853. 3s-tf
kITTSON'S ADDITION TO ST. PAUL:
FENHiS desirable ground wing the iral and
H advantageous part Of the hasiu Of Paul, where
must inevitably he the principal business of the
town, and afordibg also choice and delightful Lots
IN The upon The bench for cling houses;
yeved into Lots and offered sale titles
disputed and nd>puiaie, reasonably law prices and
upon lbtra terms o! credit, for of the purchase
money, and Lumber for building Lots sold IN the
dtion, will be furnished al the rotary saNv-mili eas,
terms. CHARLES II. OAKES,
Agent FOR PrOprieiors.
ST. Paul, Juv 81. 1851. Is
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kIrrsoN.s Ann1rIoX TO rT.pAII.
$1,000 WA NTED.

OF Borup 8. O,key' Cef,fcatcS Of DepDs.t,
W1Y the subscribers, who will give goods for the
- same at 5 reasonable rates House in st
Paul. CHAMBiJN h MORGAN,
Third street Lower Town.
j. b CULVER * CO.
Wnslows Hotel Uppcr Town.
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| CATUCART,
No. 20. Robert street, st. Paul, NJ. T.

No. 20, KObeTt street, ST. FauI, Vt. ] {.
Wholesale and Retail Dealer IN Foretya and
Domestic Dry Goods,
UZEEPS constantly on hand large and well selected
stock OF fancy and staple Dry Goods, consisting in
part of Brown Shee ngs, Shirtmgs, Stripes, Drilling,
Prints Muslin de Lanes Lusters, Merinos, yeivets.
Hosiery and Gloves, Silks, etc.
large stock of Carpeting Drugsets. Mating, and
all kinds Of House Furnishings, low for CASH at
4al No'N ROBERT STREET, -. Paal.
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FIRE! FIRE.! FIRE!.!
VHNE Old Etna' continues To dispense 'aid and com
Il fort" to the unfortunate USUAL the Saint Paul
agency.
CAPITAL STOCK, S3OOO,OOO.
iHoMAs A. BRACE, irest :. l.. LooNIs Sec'y.
r. II. NELSON.
3-3Oy Agent for Minnesoia Territory
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MCCARTHY a ST,N.
BIG ELOW & FLAN

attorneys aad Couaseiiors ut Lac.
Office over l.. u. Wait Cos store, Third street;
below Roberts, Sr. PAUL, MiNNEsor,.
KXy,LL attend promptly and carefully to ona.
business ia all he courts Of the Territory Also
10 the collection OF debts, and 10 al other Isie.s IN
any manner connected with The profession.
MONEY TO Lo NN in small sums good security.
HORACE r.. DiG.LOE. Z. FLANpRAy
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL CONFEC
TlON&RH.

rINUE subscribers returning their thanks their
l. patrons and the public General for the liberal
encouragement they have received, desire tn inform
them that they have machinery and other facilities
supply the Territory with Plain and Fancy Candy of
thtr among others, all sorts of stick
Candy. Hose and Burnt Almonds. CorianGers Anisse,
Acidulatrd Fruit. and all other Kind of Drops; Candy
and TOYS &c, which tlCy viii sell b. The box
lower adding freight, than it be bought in
.,alcna -. Louis. ith the advantage of having
frosh article. Also French, German and English Toys
and Fancy Goods All orders for Cakes aud Ice Cream
promptly filled at the lowest possible prices.
90 RENZ 4 kARCUER
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ALLEN ,PIEKSE,

.7H0rneg at Ldo ann General Laad .4eeat
UEANING been Register OF The Land O lice under
II u The late admins ration, he able select the
best iand IA the Terfitor, subject entry, aud Will
warrant The regularity OF all locations made by
Oh!ce u: Cedar street, next door 10 the Epso opal
Church, -. Paul, NJ L.
Jan. -, lo5i.- loft
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CAPITALISTS. FAR NiERS AND EN-
IGRANTS.

IGRANTS.
gNNIIE undersigned has always hand for sale for
il cash time, from
TEN TO TWENTY THOUSAND ACRES
of rura, land, improved unmproved, including farms
Of different sizes and degrees of improvement prices
CORES sponding with these.
Also-property in St Paul and suburbs, and in Mau-
kato city, ~. Anthony, Shakopce LeSueur, Traverse
des SiouS and Eureka.
He can all times accommodate, on the easiest
terms any one who really ,cishes n purchase.
HENRY McKENTY,
Dealer in Real Estate, ST. Paul, MINI. Ter. .
O!lice-the old Post office building, Third street
ST. Paul, Feb. II, 1854. A IT,
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w. SWIMMER is the only authorized agent for
'his paper ~ the city of st Lous and is daily cnpon-
~r"d V take subscriptions and receive
NJ The rates required by His receipts will be con
SidereI n payments.
WESLEY WErHER il the onl, authorized AGENT
Tor te Pioneer IN Prescott, Wis. lie is duiy ipower-
ed 70 take Subscriptions and receive advertisements al
the rates required by li, receipts will be consider
ed a. pa! inehts.
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Saint pauI Business GarNs.
w vi. w. FINCH. NJ

WM. w. FINCH. NJ. d..
hFFER> has professional services To the citizens of
" -. Pau and vicinity.
Olice IN Judge I.ambert's brick building.
Special attention VIII be given to Rhcumatsm Neu-
r2gia. ScfOnia and all chronic diseases. Beng ia;n
iar with tue use of ETHER, operations in surgery Will
he performed under its influence without pain if de-
sired Pure Vaccine Virus sent To ANY part OF the
country by return mail the receipt ol one dollar
post paid.
REFERENCES.
Prot NcClntock If Phiade!plui COLLEGE Of Medicine
- Perkins, oi Vermont Medical College.
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JACOB j. NOAH.
TRUMAN VI. SMITH,

IRI MAN VI. SMITII,
Justice Of Tie Pelce, NAWy Patdc, Coliector and
Gtaordi A sea.
HAS removed his Office The Brick Block opposite
u the Post Office corner of Third and Mnn.,o,a
streets, where he will be found ready to attend To the
collection Of debts. purchasing and selling estate
payment OF taxes, locating Land WarranIs SC IIav-
ing been in the business for time past. and
being provided with of all the survey norton
o The Territory and of the the 81. Peters
he hatcrs himself that he will be able TO give stsf,
tion To all who may give hna IA call.
n. IL. Town Lots IN -. Paul. st ANTHONY and all
the towns the 81 Peters for sale reasonable prices
Also, Farms III the country, with without prove
ST Paul, June Q, l553.-7tf
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81 PAUL MINNESOTA TERRITORY THURSDAY April 81 1874
Saint pau! Business Garos.
- STOVES AND TIN WARE.

=, =. STOVES AND TIN WARE.
Ii Ne"e"S ola stand on 1iud Stref, fc,o doors
West Of Jackwn Street.
kNiE subscriber will keep hand constantly n good
- assortment OF Tin Ware, which he will sell at
Wholesale retail.
Also, general assortment of Stoves Orders from
country dealers solicited.
N IL. Repairing done short notice
GEO. RUSSELL Agent.
~. ranl, June ., ls53-7--ly
ANINET WAREROOM>.
aLW Az ON hand, cr made ~ order SOFAS EASY.
CHAlkS, DiNANS, WILLOW WAGONS
MATTRASSES, CARD AND CEN
TIRE TABLES and CHAIRS
Of every Description.
ALSO d "" ME lAlLlC COFFlNS, superior article.
.---s--Ss---> TO buy second hand furniture is too
a .-SgjsYp much like buy ing second hand gar
ments. We tuke IL for granted thar
~SS the people of Territory, would
aner prefer To have their chairs washstands bureaus
d tables, 'nhde To order, and ,rcss, their own
use' although Old furniture might he bought for less mo
ineh we thihk our people would rather havearti
ces 'de al the timber that grow, here in the Terrific
r. manufactured by our own mechanics who have cast
thcit l"t III Minnesota, for better for worse
We Will make promptly order Whitever articles of
iuritufe may he wanted iii have what is .,r.
ed On tnd aud Will warrant goods better aud all
th'ss considered, cheaper than they be imported
Undertaking promptly attended 10.
STEES e. HUNT
Manufacturers of Cabinet Ware and Furniture Third
street, ST. Paul.
81. Paul, June %, 1853 inf
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DRS. BRISBlNE 4 WILEY


FJ.lItt "a IJOH0fH ITHtt,
SAINT ANTHONY STREET, SAINT PAUt.
FEN DERS his professional the citizens Of
L ST. Paul and vicinity iiayimg had eA eritncc
OF Ten Years ia the practice oi Medicine. of
which speni Pa, Sician and surgeon with the 4 .
:. army in MEXICO, he llatters himself thai he VIII br
able to merit the confidence OF all who may him
with share Of their patronage.
july -, lo33
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Il. & =. DRC NJ.

MAIN SrREEr. DPPOsIrE CALENA HOTEL.
NHANt FACTl RE and keep constantly hand a
IVA conn Cte assortment Of iancy and ndsor Chars
Also. bureaus Tables, Sand, Writing DESKS, LooAing
Glasses Bvt>tCads &c, Nc Persons wishing to pur-
will do well To call before they buy elsewhere
ARE prepared To sell good article and terms
invariably cash, can afford IL sell cheap,
cheaper, than any other III the city. reasonable
uction made persons buying sell agan All orders
from n distance punctualiy attended
Gal.ua, AaN. 1871. 81
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GEO. FERGtS SON,

FVs I SVV.
No. 90 Mann Efeft, (rul,nH. Illinois.
IA lIOLESAi and retail dealer in Hardware and
Y Cottlery, tast steele, Nails. Mechanics, and Nj
ners' Tools, Rope and Farming implements.
JOHN r.. SMITH II CO..
UdfcbmGhcrs anG IL icedtrs Main ST. Gattna Illinois.
Large and well selected assortment of Clocks.
IA Watches Jewe and silver spoons, constant, On
hand, for sale low. Engraving hcu!ly executed. All
kinds Of Jew.iry made order aud neatly repaired
Al orders Punctudlly attended TO. The highest price
+ aid to- old gold ana silver. re
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TROPHY SETTLEMENT.
OUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.
MARSHALL co.
AT THE SLIGO IRON STORE.

ARE now receiving large and full stock of Iron,
N Steel and Sundries They respectfully solicit the
patronage of 3acksmt :, Plow Makers and other
giving that their stock is Of the
quality and Will be SOLD Al the lowest living prices
22tf
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Glloson.
GdleMd,
NJ ERRIIL. COWLEs


Wholesale Dealers in Foyeign and Domestic Drq
Goods. Bots, Shoes, Hats, Gaps, Yankee No
TONS, &c., Sc.
NO. l3l, MAIN STREET,
Calena, Ills.
\N7E have Just opened the largest mud most esten-
W sive stock of Foreign and American Dry Goods
ever offered III The west which are offering at CHI
Gag" and ST. Louis prices and less than have ever been
sold IN this market. Our facilities for purchasing are
such that we are enabled to get goods AS low a.
they can be bought 10y the largest eastern houses We
are buy ing American Goods direct from the manu-
ncturefs AMI beng connected with II house in New
ON, ana one CT the iri constantly the market
shn at all tunes have tali stock and lowest
mar het prices. We offer bats, but our customers
can depend al all times upon buy goods of Us at
SNAIL advance from and transportation. and can
find IN sCCk every variety and stvle suited
10 the market Merchants who have teen in the habit
n visiting the eastern cities, Lous, and Chicago
may rerd upon finding large "A stoc and a, as low
prices is can be found els, where.
Neask al EXAMINATION OF our stock before going
east 26.
Galena, oct |, 1853.
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SHULZE & MATI rs.

FASHIONABLE TAIIORS AND CLOTHIERS
THIRD STREET, NEAR POST OFFICE
YZ EEP on hand MI times. an eN Ntens i've assortment
m OF read, made clothing of the best quality They
have also a large assortment Of cloths cissneres and
'esngs, and viii give gentlemen ts in the latest fash
IONS Ihcir goods are Of their seec ton, and ill
oe i"nhu to be neat and durable. Being practical men,
ttey warrant their work equal TO any in the city.
Oct. 20, iSj3-2.U.
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WAR EAGLE MILLS, & ALENA.
SLPERFINE EXTRA FLOUR. bran, shorts and
~ horse feed, hand, and ior sale
est ash rates l.. HEMPSTEh d * co.
Calcna, SEPT. 2, 1872. j-20
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JOHN ESAiAs WARREN. Insrp,, a. q --,-,.-- -
WARREN a. WAKEFIELD.
.1HorReys and Councillors af Lam 0ud S,l;c;,

s.. Pant, Minnesota
'o"" hsNi.s sr w.RaEN. JOSEPH wtkErIELp.
WARREN a. wAKEFIELD.
.1aorneys and Councillors at La,c and S,licy-
ors in ChaRcery:
Office on Third Street between Rober,s and r,,,.x
ST. L., ". T.
w. w will attend with diligence and care IN nj,
ustss oil Their profession in The different count. oi
I'M, ltfritoiy, mat may be entrusted them. Their
arrangements III the States OF New York and Rhode
isitid are such will ena, le them 10 transact bs
hess "i general special those STATE. win
Tue utmost dispatch. They will moreover attend In
e collection OF debts the locating of Land W,,,nts
the purchase and sale of city lots ur real estate in The
country ana Ia all other matte directly or njire,,
- 80 MIth their profession. lI2y+
JACOB }. NOAH,
duoFney az Lac and Solicitor an Chaacery
4 NtMMiSSioNER for States otMainc, Rhode Island
- Connecticut, New York, PenIsy ylvania, Virginia
Alabama Ohio AMI louisiana
il All instruments To lie used recorded in any of
'he ABOVE States, may be taken my Office in St Paul
""is o. 1901 I5-tf
h. W. LOTT.
a IloNNEl and Counsellor AT Law, and General
Land Agent. Particular attention Will be given To
corrections, paying taxes. entering lands securing pre-
empoohs and entries made 10y military land warrants
81. Paul, erf
J. TRAVIS \ an ne
KOSSER n OLDS.
Attorneys and CounSsUors at Law
once III The Secretary 5 Room in the Capitol at
ST. PAUL. MINNESOTA Ter.
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5tillwuter Business Gar0s.

>. j. II. MCMILLAN,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW
\N I'LL attend promptly and faithfully all business
entrusted To him in the line Of his profession nj
saltwater, St Paul st. Anthony, and throughout the
Ierrory OF Minnesota, and the adjoining counties of
the Stale of Wisconsin. Office, SrILLWarER Min
REFERENCES.
HIS En- Alex. Ram~ey Geo. w. Campbell Il Co.
ST. Paul. Gaena
Dr. e. w. Borup, Mr.. r. Lansing,
Mr. j w Sinpson, Mr. ). o. Butler, St. Louis
Hon. w. Loomis, pittsbg J. II. Larkn & Co
- T. Shfier, Saml ]. Weihereiltv IL Co.s
j. H. MooFheaJ, Esq. " Jos. C.. Butler ~ Co. Gin.
G. w. Juckson Esq. " Mr. Jos p Beggs :.
Sam'l Gorniy Esq. " Mr.. o Walker, Marine Mills
Mai. y. Is. Butler and " H. Burke
citizens generally, - 4" G. J. Butler
39--ly.
w II SEMhEs, s. j. r. Nc MILAN, III. NJ.
SEM E.S. MCMILLAN * LEWIS.
ATTORNEYS Al LAW SOLICITORS IN CHANCERy
Offices al Stilirater ". r.. and at Hudson ST. Croir
county, ~ EIScOHSiH. j3-lV
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Diet.


On Sunday evening Auxuss Is, aged 10 years Mar
GAHrr HAYIIs, late cf Goodwih's Gsrien, county HI.
kenny. ireland
The relati' and friends respectfully invited to
terd her funeral three O'Clock this afternoon from
the residence " John hack, 81 Ann stseet
Gu sutdsy august 10, LYDIA GRACE, infant daughter
Of .osspha and Margaret T. Hyatt aSe year Mouth
The res,ires srd friends Of tie family ara respect
fully invites 10 asud her funeral from the residence Of
her papp's, c7s West Twenty second stree., st two
O'CLOCK this afternoon.
On saturday, August ~ EsEr,sE, widow az the late
Jcssrh +. fs.ks. as,G SO years.
ulsut.
Thrsislrais papers please copy.
CATBNsNS ELiJS McI.suCTiS.
Friends are requested to attend her funcri, at two
O clock this afternoon.
% Sunday morning, August l3, OSCAR L PETERSON,
aged II years
The friends and acqus n'ances az FRANCIS Csipy are
requested ia attend his funeral ths day. frod his late
reside nee Ii'iy third street aud Eighth avonuc
Ga sunday, August b. JuIIA ANKlA, youngest daugb-
ter OF CHARLIE and llesnor head, aged IL months and
daYs..
Fer funeral wiz take place at two o'clock this after
noon, from the residence OF her father No. 70 Deafoi
street fIer's nnd acqsiniances Of the family arc re-
spcfrlsy invited % attend.
On suIday, August 10 Of Group, FRANK, only child OF
John and ~ On Alderman, aged year and day.
The relatives and frs nds Of the family are invited to
sitcn hi~ funeral ~ four o'clock hs afe moon. from
the resides his grandfather, samuel Ackerman, ts9
Atlsruc street Brooklyn, without further noti,c
On Iburtday. August 10 after short insss BRIDGsr,
relct 81 thu late Jereu iah Connolly
Tie friends OF the family, and those OF her mother,
Mrs. kehnsn and If her uepbew, Bernard Reilly,
rcsrectfuly invited 20 attend he funeral at half past
ems O'Clock this nferroon, from her late residence n
Hudscn svaune, Brooklyn,
on saturday, August ~ Tvin v, soa OF John H. and
Margaret A. Morris aged rs months
ne friends Of The iamil, are respectfully invited 20
O'Clock this forenoon, from the red ience Of bis 70 her,
" EsissEs s.lseh
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SupeYfOr Cutsrf.

HOFFMAN, J--Plior to the amendment Of 1862,
this court held that either all the defendants must
be residents or all be personally Sc we'd within the
city, 10 give jurisdiction under the 3S3 section
(Dela6eld rs. Wright, Code Rep. N. $. 1881 BY
that amen dment, the words or where one or ma,e
of scyerl defendants jointly liable on contract re
side or are personally served with the luminous with.
in those cities respectively were acded. In the
prese LIT case the members Of the firm resided. and
the business vas conducted in Cincinnati, Onio
One Of them died, and letters of ADMINISTRATION
have been Issued 10 the plaintiff here. The survi
wing part1efs, the defendants, continue b reside
la Ohio; but one of them, being temporarily here,
has been served with summons, in an action for
settlement, ofthe partnership affairs, an account aud
rey ment. The objection to The jurisdiction ia taken
by anssex ana the case was submitted at special
tenn. do not think that this Is such case of
joint liability on contract the Statute intends. It
may be proper TO say that THE right arises ont Of the
contract o. partnership, and ], is possible that the
resuit may show joint liability of the two as to
some of TIE property. But, on the other hand 1t
may turn out that tee deceased partner has claim
for balance agaiDstore Of the survivors, and none
against the other. or even be indebted to him.
think II sbop!d appear afirmatiFely and distinctly
that the liability - joint and upon contract. The
result Is that the complaint must be dismissed.
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The WEATHER Yesterday n hot. fury day. The
Thermometer stood at ninety during gre .ter part Of
the time between sunrise AMI sundown In the evening
there every off shower ard the heavens
grew noisy with heavy thunder, and vivid with rapid
Aashings Of lightning Tho shower however, passed
side Of u.s. and the stars twlnked night had
been disturbance Of the aerial elements. We may
pect continuance Of this swelterng temperature till il
is cooled of by refreshing shower
ALARM OF FIRE LAST NIGHT The alarm Of Are n the
seventh district last plight at about o'clock caused
by the smoke from the chimney OF Mr. Browns eating
thought Mr.. steels store ERE, Immediately ad
joining the eating house. The doors broken open,
but 10 ere or smoke could be discovered inside Tho
smoke had beaten down the roof which gave II the
sfIemancc of issuing from the premises
ACCIDENT ON SHE BAY-A schooner sen boat
down yesterday afternoon, of the Battery. The
pants Of the beat, four in number George Anus, CODY
BACK, John Henry and Peter Henry, rescued by
aa boats which were in the vicinity The schooner
belle on her WAY without stopping to inquire whe her
-.pr.hensiLIe.
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FASAL AcTrrer.-- Yesterday Coroner Hilton held an
Inquest upon tie body Of Henry Gals,ne = native Of
Germany 81 yeaIs or sge, who his death from
injuries recegee While engaged in ing 10 the cargo o
the ship Hudson Of shcn weasel be the first mate
II appeared that while box Of goods vas hoisng on
bosrd the vessel the sings slipped and the case In fall
ing struck tie deceased tbs head almost instantly
tlinR him. Neica sid i,nmsdla ely procured hut
IL OF avail he bresttcd his last few minutes
after he vas lifted from TIE 1.c< The jury Ia this case
rendered verdict Ia accordance with the above facts
deceased held In high esteem By his sm ptoy
era, Who iced the greatest confidence "a him.
Ioc,o lRowSEp --tofoner Gsmble beli an inquest
yes'~. tHy uE,s TIE hody of a Young feEssl0, aooa.
ezbec years o. .ge Who found IN ths water at Ito
foot of Eighty sixth street North RIVER from the sp
Il the body, It bad heea m the rsssr several
dsya IA many suppose the deceased TO hav, been
Of ihepsrty who drowned NJ Fort Leo fcw days
rgc, Ne give the fooring description OF tie body
IL ceased dressed In black calico dress with white
sfots o'sck sIaV hat With black trimmings ~ velvet
tuo White cotton retsicoa's and eoto, farusl Gee
white cotton drawers ard stockings, blict CATER boots
snI Ni;H pose; lasdtorchie' IN Of h. pockets
vas rcrtnonnaie c1atalpina twentyone cents snI q
gcid a. eer ring. On foger plain god riey
With On the other Fas mourning On her wrist
tiacele of o.ais. In her roclct wss al.o found
tle Ct from Laid Taylors ore in Gran street show
Ing that she hal purchased ~ worth ~ there For
torbtr infeTmatou ~ouh refer those Interested to
the torcnsr's ufhse Ia Chambers street