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Litchfield enquirer., 1854-05-18
PATIENT MELODEONS
 A. & DAYTON.

INVITE the attention oi he musical pub
 | lie. .io Their new style of Melosleons patcnt ted by Carhatt. Having every facility for manntactnringtoihebe nest advantage ,wuh ex> perienced and skilfN! workmen i n ali branchs es ofthe 6nslness. we can furnish MelOGeons from to 6 octaves with all lihelateimprOve- menis. and ot the best quality, at the lowesi prIce possible. Ordersare solicited ,withthe assurance of prempt eitenfScn.
 wVlcoltyiile, ArrilIst ls53 A2A-
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-05-18
EFT A IFS. Latest Spring E aShiOns,

A COMPLETE assortment of Goods for inc A Spring and Summer trade has been reed ae the store of the subscriber, among which may kinds. Panama ard Leghorn Hats and Straw Clouds ia any quantity, Chlldrens Hais and Caps ot every description, &c., Sc. He is re- ceiVing additions from New York weekly to his stock, and can thus furnish new styles as soon as they appear in lhe N. Y. market.
 Iitchfield, April s7.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-05-18
New Spring Goods
 JUST RECEIVED AT THE. R E E HEV E4
E. 10. MCME m


 HNOMPRISlNGa splendid assortment of Dress O Goods, Shawls, Trimmings, &c.-among which are Fancy and Mourning French and American Muslin Delaines plain and printed, BeFege DeLaines and Veil Bareges assorted col Ors, black and c0lored Dress BaFeges and Chaly Baregee, DeBaize and Persian Cloths assorted col0rs, A. printed Lawns and Muslin Robes i; French and American 4.l and S-4 Calico Prints a complete assortment, and 4-4 Mourning and Fancy Ginghams Bishop and Victoria Lawns and Drapery Muslins, Book and Swiss Musns, Nansook and Plaid do, White Jackone,, Sarsanei and colOrcd Cambric do, do and colored Berlin Curds and Dimity, Paper Cambrics assorted colors and Jeans, Nankeens. &c. Super black and fancy Dress Silks and Trimmings, white and brown Linens, Diapers and Napkins, ] inen, Damask anu colored French Woolen Table Covers;' Swiss Jaconet black sik and Lace Fdgings and lneer,ings, wrought Muslin Cullars Sleeves, Cuffs, dEc. Black and assorted Kid Silk and Lisle Thread Gloves; silk. Cotton and LisIe Thread Gloves; Silk, Cotton and Woolen Hosiery of every description; Shirts for snie and lo he made up. Als0, Woolen, Linen and Cotton Carneting and Floor Oil Cloths. Also. Flour, Groceries. Crockery, Geese Feathers, &c. "as cheap as the cheapest" quality considered.
 N. B. Butter and Eggs wanted, at the highest market D ices Also, work Oh Shirts as usual.
 0cr Also, Insurance Agent far numerous Companies. s. N. BRONSON.
 Liicl6eld, April 1854.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-05-18
NTillinerv Goods.

MRS. c. M. HUNT would inform the Ladies MI of Wulcottville and vicinity that she has just opened in ihai village a new and splendid assortment og Goods, consisting Of Silk, Lawn and Straw Bonnets, Hats, Caps and BloomeI Flats, inr Misses and Children; Flowers, Rib. bons, &c., which have just been purchased in market, great care having been exercised in their selection; they will Ee sold at small profit. Call and see.
 N. B.-Bonnets and Genitemen's $ Hats bleached and pressed at short notice.
 Rooms in Goes Building, south end the Bridge,
 WoIcouyille, April 22d, 1854. 52
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-05-18
THE FARMERS

h NbNEOl.k aud viciniiy, can find at N1 the shup ut the subscriber. the 6est article of MT IT IT, MAk. K@ kM- NAy ass tn the county, ready fnr the Spring Trade.
 Also, STOVES of the best pattern in morke. Rains. &:., &e. " " s-'aS''s 95r All kinds of lob Work done as usual.
 NoHosk. March |, 1854. S
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-05-18
JANE LIVINGSTON
AA.-


 HENRY LIVINGSTON
 1854 TIPON the petition of Jane Livingston. of O Salisbury in said County, returnable to the Superior Court 10 be holden at Lit hiield, in and lor said County, on the ,hild Tuesday of August, iSO4 and praying for divorce from her hus- band, ihe cad Henry Livingston, for reasons sc. Uf March, lS5A
 F aapearing to and being found by the sub- sctabUg authority that Henry Livingston. ,he Nespendent in the above entitled anu (oyeauin case isi out of this S,a,e. and iemnved to parts unknown to tho Petitioner, so that persona l service of the petition in this case csnnss bs served upon him. Iis therefore ordered that notice of the pen denGv et the foregoing cause he given the sait Henry Livingston by publishing this Order m ! newspaper published in Litchieid ln said Count, six weeks successivelv, the last publication to hs at feast three weeks prior to the third Tuesda, uf August, lS64 Dated al Litchtield. April 18th, 1851.
 FREDERICK D. HERMAN, 3t Clerk Qf said Superior Cour,.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-05-18
.R. sMe9.Ftsla g4s, A. fha QId .Nfnnd

<sSm HAVING procured an assistant .r%S E.5S Matchmaker and JeweleE. will sIssaSsr .om,ihuelU do any and all kinsis si watch repairing and watch jeweline that may be intiustrd lthis care in the best man nes and on seasonabl. .terms no palnswiii" ." spared to give satisfaction toevery customer
 Thank kfulfor past fayots hewouldsoliciit tho continuance If the pabiic patlonage. Also,s choice .,sortment oi Watches Jewelfy Snt silver Ware al low prices for Cash.
 LitchHeld. May iS5l. Iva
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-05-18
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Spring MillineryGood

RR lSS BRADLEY would respecllnlly call the Wh attention of the Ladies 0f Litchield and vicinity 10 her new assortment of Millinery Gnods consisting of Straw, Lace, Silk, and lawn Hnts; Caps, Veie, Collars, Embroideries Kid. Silk, and Embroidered Lisle Thread Gloves; Mmts, French and American Flowers; Ribbons, &c., all of which will be sold ai reasonable prIces.
 SRRAw HAvs bleached aud repaired at shof notice.
 Li,chfeld, May l, 1851.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-05-18
New Jewelry Store AT WOLCOTTVILLE.
 N. .EMlsORS

Would Respectfully inform Inc ; inhabiian,s ef Wolcoitville and vicinity that he has taken the store of Mr Hungerford, near tho Failroqd dePel. where he offers tor sale all kinds of JewelIy, Clocks and Fancy Wares generally, on as favorable terms as can be purchased elsewhere.
 P Watches, clock and jewelry of every deacripsion repaired and warranted. Old gold and silver bought and taken in exchasge. A sIaEe of paironage is respectfully sci cited.
 wsIcottsiIIe, April lstbs sIssS.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-05-18
Hoods ss,.GS Shoes.

A 0. BRADFORD, oi WolcotvIle, has 1Ao just received full and complete assurt nisut of all kinds of Lades' Caters, Shoes and BuskiRs; Gents Boots, Gai,ers French Ties and Shoes; Misses Boots aud Shoes; Chidren's Shoes of all kinds--Oi inc latest stJ les and best quality, which the public are respectfully invited to examine.
 :, Wolcotlville, April P, 1854.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-05-18
M0 M0tica.

' snbscrbes. thankful for the patronage 9As aee6 psepte of WolcultviIls and vicinity have sNy0xea hun the past sensOB, would reepecifully mum hip ifienda end customers tha. ne is now Fzeeixina h ss1ee the laskest and mosf desirable
 aftment oE G0Qdseser offered tor sale in fhie 4<'.s.y CesA e.d Efchsnge.is still file floiio
 1o1a ksopds snla nt ny nsaal smelt profits. 1KuIeoisvillt. April nj, 1854 a r uND
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-05-18
House and Lot

EHOR SALE.-- The subscriber offers for sale IN his House and Lot. siuatsd in West street Litchfad. The premises consists If about 3-I crerf land, good two story dwelling, barn. wood-honse.a good well of water, all 0f which will Dc sold ata bargain.
 Litshae!d Jan sI, IsSs.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-05-18
1sOentietA Annual Report ef ths
 LITCHFIELD MUTUAL Fire XaeSag1.f31RCG GOa1eOkE2RaV,

EGBr0 AkG0WE1-6NHGCG NWASGBeGHEHe
 JULY 4th, 1858. Whole amount of Cash premiums
 received, 2,sI4, 20 Whole amount of losses and expen. ses oi the Company, 1e,23l,l4 Cash Balance now on hand, 4,763,97 Increase of cash on hand over last fa.says
 year, a ess l ,27a,o4 Present Capital or Fund of the x ggs
 Company 20,l2O.36 This company has now been in successful operation 20 years, during the whole of which time it has never made an assessment upon the members of the company, and has at lhls time cash Fund of $4,763,97, safely invested ard drawing interest, the amount of interest ceiyed up to the present time, being more than. s500s and from the public iavo: every where besio~ cd upon i: has within the last two years increased it's cash fund from $2. l27 Al to S4,763 97. The Directors of this company are confident that the plan of Insurance adopted bythem will meet with hearty response from all intelligent friends oi the principle of Mutual Insurance. | This company insure only in this state and l take no risks on Mills, Goods in stores shops, 1 etc., or in exposed Village or city property, but conine their business entirely to farm property and isolated buildings. and their contents-O which not more than 5000 will be insured on one risk.
 This company will adjust all claims with promptness and liberaiity, and if at any time difference should arise bctweenihe parties, all  persons in the county, each party selecting one, and 1T case they do not agree, ihird person shall be chosen. and the award of ail or any two of them, shall be final and conclusive.
 officers OT tlte CO9ls21Mey.
 ]. 6. BECKWITH. Presldeni.
 OLIVER G0ODWIyV, Treasu,f1,
 JaSO.N' TVHI1'LNrGs ; Secretary.
 Directors.
 jAeos si sESfTFra; WhfTiRd; s g wEHITgLEsEy ESWtS SETH p. BEERS, ROBBTNS BATTELI
 STEPHEN TROW BRIDGE.
 SHELDON OSBORN, of Hatwinton, General Agent.
 AGENTS OF THE COMPANY.
 Lrman w. Cutler, Watertown Daniel B. Brinsn,ade, Washington David c. Sanfcrd, New Milford Rufus Taller, Jr. Kent Rich. ard Smith, Sharon Frederick Kellogg Com wall; Joseph l. Gaylord, Goshca William VI. Burrall, Canaan i; Donald J. Warner, Sal ;sbury s. D. Norihway, and John Dewe!l, Norfolk Henry Jores, New Hartford ;-- George D. Wadhams, Tonington Lewis Smuh, Harwinton; John c. Ambler, Bethlem; John Aherneihy and George B. Forest. Wood bury David c. Wbiitiesey, New Preston Reuben Rock well. Colehrook; Joha Hins- dale, Wins,cd; l; s. Y. St.John, New Canaan E. Taimadge, Plymouth.
 Persons wishing 10 get iheir hnildings in- snred can apply to either of the Asen's, or to the Secretary.
 J. c. BEcKwITF1, President. JAsaN WHITING, Secretary. sa&
 Litch6eld. July 1853. s s
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-05-18
Spring Arrangements WEST Co1MWAxx!

WEST OO1MWA&Gy ROUND PLASTER for sale by " PRATF G FosTER. GLovER, Timothy and Red Top Seed " for sale by PRAFT & FOsgER. DYE FLOUR, Meal and Provender fer LO sale bv PRATT & FOsTER. GNEESE FEATHERS and Mattresses for NW sale by PRATT & FGsTER. DEDSTEADS, Chairs and Churns for Z-D sale by PhAfT & FosrER. GNARPETS and 0ilclothA lime, eupctline, " three. ply and ingrain Carpets { {, 6-4 and 8 Oilcloths for sale by
 PRArr & FosTER. HlOoTS and Shces of almost every style zD and quality, fer men, women, and chil. dren, for sale by PRATr & FUsTER. D EADY.MADE CLOTHING and Sole A0 Leather for sale by
 PRArr & FosTER. NNIN WARE, Grind stones and TurRip A seed for sale by PRArr & FOsrER. SIXTEEN hds. Sugar and Molassee, a S prime article, for sale by
 PRATr & FoerER. rOARSE and fine Salt, in lots to suit V purchasers, for sale by
 PRATr & FOSTER. NRoCKERY, Clothes pins and Cheese " tubs for sale by PRArr & FosTER. IRON and Steel, and Nail Rods and Axes -A for sale by PRATT & FosTER. TonFISH, Mackerel and Blue Fish for o sale by PRArr & FosTER. DORK HAMS and Lard for sale by M PRArT & FosTER. ENRENCH, e erman, ,Er gllsh and American M Broadcioths for sale by
 PRArr & FosrEA. TASSTMERES Sattinets, Twecds, Jeans V and Veslings, for sale by
 PRATr & FOSTER. :. nEM1NS, Ticks, Drills and Linens, for -HW sale by PRArT & FOSTER. MOTION YARN, Wick, Bats and Car " pet Warp for sale by
 PnArT & FosTER. !" ATS, Fur Silk and Wool, for sale by Rk PRATT & FosTER. "OsIERY, Gloves end Dress Trimmings MA for sale by PRArr & FOSTER. nRESS SILKS, black, coiored, plaid and -AD changeable, for sale by
 PRATr & FOSTER. SHAVLs. Silk, Brocha, Cotton, Wool, S &c. for sale by PRATT & FosTER. ND BRACES, Tissues, Muslins, Ste. for HE eale by PRArr & FOSTER. NpOMBAZINEs, A'paccas and DeLaines kD for sale by PRATr & FOSTER. GNALICOES, Ginghams, and all other 0 styles of ladics' Lress Clouds, for sale by PRArr & FOSTER. M JOKING Glasses and Furniture Paper M4 for sale by PRATr & FOSTER. DROCATELLs, Damask and Window HD Drapery for sale by
 PRArr & FOSTER. HRUNKs, Valices and Carpe, Bsss, fo' 1 sale by PRATT & FOSTER. DLOWS and road Scrapers for sale by E- PRATT & FOSTER. XWHITE LEAD, Oils ard Lead Pipe w for sale by PRATT & FOSTER. HARDWARE, Nails, Straw Cutters, 4A Wood Ware, Drugs, Medicines, Chen. icsl soaps, Yankee Nations, NC, including almost every article usually kept in a country store, and good deal more.
 Our present arrangements for :he. purchase and sale uf all kinds of Merchandise and Farmers produce give u4 superior facilities for a general traffic, and enables ns to offer greater inducements than ever before 10 our extensive patronage.
 Cash paid on delivery for Butter, Pork, Beet. Veal Calves, Hides. Poultry. Potatoes, and almost all kinds of Farmers Producea
 PRATT & FOSTER. West Cornwall, March, 1854,
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-05-18
Store Stand For salel

fNNhE Store, House, Lot. and appurtenan. ces thereanto belonging. situated in Litchfeld three doors west of the Court house, formerly occupied by Lymau J. Smith and now occupied by H. B. Richards, for a Grocery and Provision Store. is of- fered for sale. and willb sold cheap. The terms of pay ment can be made easy to any one who wishes to purchase. Enquire of
 LYMAN J. SMITH. or
 GEO. H. BALDWIN.
 Litchield, Jan 24th, 1853.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-05-18
GMFmean \

ele nov ycte;x;Aa from tnasiSet some g,8nAld stfle4 Of Wuui. halT-AV0ol nmd N4sptis Ni,if's sss skAil spll ai lo,v rntae
 Jsx{1zD q BROTHER.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-05-18
Rridgeport Poyuer compsnv
RoUNTY LANDS.

WILLOWS AND SOLDIEK Nc
 DYa late Act ef Congress the Widows and ID mi,.or children of officers, non commis- sioEed. officers musicians and prisates. hoih K, ,egulas and volunteer of the war ofi6l and five years half pay. s8s9 E
 The Widows of fallFevoluiionaTy pensions CTS though married since 1900 arc entitled 10 pensions. Ny Terms fer procuring pensions a,t liberal. and my facilities such as to guar- antee success. 1Svould invite all persons who may have claims cn the Government fO give me call. All advice free of charge
 HENRY BGKAVESs Attorney al Law
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-05-18
WATRRBURY
MarhIe nInmWlhc10rY,

MA0EDaC M0WllA1Cg0rya
 PERSONS in want Ot Monuments, Head Stones, Tablets, &e. can Do supplied ai ouv establishment with as ehaste an article. and ss cheap .as at any other establishment in the state. A large collection of Designs of thu principal Monuments in PhiIadelphia and Greenwood Cemeteries also . collection OG English Designs, which wiih those Of out own draughliE g, makes one of the best collections in the state. Please refer to DF Samuel Bnsl, Dr A s Lewis or Dr c M HookeF..
 S. WARREN Agent.
 Waterbury, April 1858. as a,-.aFt
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-05-18
AND FANCY GOODS. New Jewelry Store.

THE most desirable and beautiful selection of Jcwelry ever exhibited in ihis county. The subscriber has just opened new store it. South Street, over Dr Beckwi,h's drug store, wherr he will sell every description of Watches. Pins finger Rings, ear Rings Pencils, ladies' and gent. gold watch Chains, Bracelets. cuff Pins Sc. &c.
 91r Every descripimn oi watch work and re- pairing executed with neatness and despatch.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-05-18

]. G. BECKWITH, IA, s LEWIS. st. JASON WHITING D. c, WHlTTLEsEY OLIVER GOODWIN ! DAVIDC. SANFORD D SETH p. BEERS. ROBBINS BAYFIELD,
 STEPHEN TROWBRlDGE.
 SHELDON OSBORN, of Hal winion,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-26
LIBERIA.

Fro. he Bo,ka T,arege, Jply y
We have received our mis- OF Liberia papers TO MAJ L.
Advices from the eewsrd counties, received a. VI ,nro-
via state that Guetnes- prevailed AM tina: the atomic
Of the people being given to their farms. The OIL
had commenced and the natives having finished
their rice culture At work in the manufacture Of OIL
II wes said the product Of oil would be abundant From
the County Of Measurable the natives had within the prev
ous month brought into M1arova oil than they
were known TO bring IN twic, the time IN any preceding
year
General Pierce and the Banshe getting well in
their sccmaton. Many Of them had located the banks
Of the IT. Paul and making rapid improvements
From Cape Mount The intelligence IS TIA. Prince George
Cain had violated his pie ge TO the Republic and again
exciting his countrymeE 20 opposition and b.OOished
Cain had been leader in predatory warfare against
peaceabe villages Of natives and persons who die
posed maintain enicabe relations with the LiberiGa
Government.
About year ago he taken prisoner, bg permitted
10 return 10 Cape Mount where he pretended he had
important affairs 10 arrange which required his personal
attention aud whence he promised 20 return 20 NOnrOya
TO negotiate something like permanent treaty Of peace.
A Government vessel sent with him, but returned
without him. he having contryed to keep out OF the way
The next news that he his old tricks again;
thu: with other chiefs he wa engaged in guerilla
fare upon c,izers OF the Republic that trade inter-
uted and that villages ked and destroyed, and
men women and children in grea, numbers cruelty butch
cred Government was about 10 take some measures 20
mt an Crectual stop 20 his course.
Binding materials Of every description were scarce az
yruroyia and commanded high prices. Two saw-nills,
which ere in operation in Liberia could not supply the
d. maBd for lumber; and another mill, by New-fork
company, about 10 be put up. The saw-mls at
present are at Grand Based and Sinau; and difficulty
The want OF vessels 10 freight the lumber from the
nils 10 MonToyia
There had been an Episcopal convocaton in the County
of Clay Ashland, which continued in session three days
gates being present from Trinity Church Monroya,
Grace Church, Clay Ashland and the Church in New
York Tie establishment Of schools and the operation of
churches were subjects of discussion. Missionary adj
dresses made by the Rev. Messrs Russell, Bass,
Chester and Davis.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-26
B0iT UPSET At NABiyT.
corsssPOrd,ree c: ThsN rnsure.

corsssPordtree c: IRE N. Tribune.
NAHANr. Saturday, July. -, l-5i.
The world az NAuANr was yesterday thrown mt"
great confusion and part Of it into alarm, by dis
covering that fishing boat had capsized near Egg
Rock, and that two persons struggling in the
water, two miles from assistance with a strong wind
blowing seswsrd and the waves dashing farioasly
against the rock oil either side. One elderly gentleman
offered large sum OF money nr their safety, and sent
their aid In few minu.es. however, Mr.. James +.
Stevens manned the lifeboat, which is always KEEP, in
readiness and il rapidly approached the point of dsn-
ger and ri halfpast the two persons were taxed from
the water in exhausted and almost iieess condition.
and brought 10 the Hotel where the weaker OF the
two renamed last night in pTecarious condition; but
IL now rapidy recuperating.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-26
THE FAIRY OF OUR HOME. =. i

Orr home is not tiny cot,
with hOneysuckles oyerblOwn,
No woodland bower or sylvan gr0t,
With rural seats Of messy stone;
Not " bosomed in empowering trees.
No woodbine clustering round the door,
Or hanging from the rustic caves
No "latticed blinds or " sanded floor.
But reared Of unpoetic brick
A double dwelling, low and long
Where homely looks of comfort speak,
But nothing that is fit for song.
It's neat in front and painted white.
With "shed and "well-cnrb in the rear
And rented of n churlish wight,
And duly PAID for By the year.
And yet our home its fairy hath
No truer haunteth sylvan bowers
Who scatters sunshine round her path,
Frightening the daily toll Of ours.
II she hath ,sings, she hides them well,
Though in good sooth think she has,
Or by some strange and viewless spell
Conveys herself from place to place.
sneak not of her beautys wealth,
fhe starry midnight Of her eyes;
Her childish glee and glowing health
Are to our hearts a richer prize;
Yet sometimes. when our ravished sight
Is fixed upon her radiant face,
We fear that hidden gift of flight,
And hold her in fast embrace.
And many a warm and anxious tear
Gems silently her cradle pillow,
When 10 our ulournful thoughts appear
Two baby-graves beneath willow;
And very earnestly we pray,
That while earths lowly vale We roam,
Our Father grant to us Away
This precious fairy of our home.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-26
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, 3 O'CLOCK.
STATE OF THE MARKETS TO-DAY.

STATE OF THE MARKETS TO-DAY.
"WEDNESDAY, July e5-2P. NJ
AsHEs-Are firm but inactive at Is so for Pearls, and
S. eli for Pots.
CoTToS-Coninues heavy and dull at the quotations Of
Monday last.
Flour ASD MEAL-A better demand, with advance
of l2c. y bb the low grades Of State and Western
Flour. Canadian Flour ID wanted sales Of 300 bbs at
81 IS.
The seles of western Canal are 5000 bbs at &c Ell
e. 50 for common to fayorte State 60 so IS for
binary State, and ss1ss so for common to good Ohio.
Southern Flour is firm; sales 900 bbs at e. "@ss Tor
mixed TO good brands Baltimore, &c. Rye Flour steady
az s. Isl o. FOX hre. Corn Meal quiet bu; steady at
s. IS for jersey
GRAIs-The market has again improved for Wheat,
with good demand mainly for home consumption; sales
$50 bush red Indiana private terms; 1000 bush.
common red Upper Lake at Ell IS in store 225o bush.
red Southern new 81 e39sl SIS for good prime and
O. 20 for ordinary
Oats tend upwards and in active request at 45c.
AGO. for State and Western. Rye is nominal at 81 %.
Corn dull and heavy sales 900 bush. at Tic s74c.
for Western mixed nc. a 7ec. for Southern Yellow.
White do IS nominal e, soc &C., and 7ic c76c for
Round Yellow.
WHISKY is again higher and the demand is moderate;
eco bbls sold at 30 s3lc for f. ID. Ohio and Prison.
PRoysIoss-A firm market for Pork at el2 sl2 IL for
Me,s which in good demand for home use, and tlo Is
aslO 30 for Prime.
Beef 10 firm and in fair request sales of repackei
Chicago at 81, 75as SIG. City Mess al s5assl5 % and
sl2esl2 for Country Mess. Lard il firm at the late
advance sales at 81 slOc Butter and Cheese steady
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-26
LAW LNT'E'LLIGEINCE.

COURT OF COMMON pLEAs-Is CHANsExs-Before Jsds-
DAILY.
CONTROVERSY AZ TO THE SALE or A SHIP.
VIM. II Merritt sst Martin Thomson
In this case, day two since, Judge Ingrshsm rem
dered decision dssolving injunction monies de-
posted by defendant in the hands Of Morgan Co.,
cept So COO which the injunction was retained
Motion made this forenoon before Judge DAILY, who
now sitting Chamber for stay Of proceedings in rela-
ton to the decision The matter having been already be-
Judge ngrehsm Judge ID. thought the present no
ton should also be heard by him. IL was for me pfe''
postponed.
ACTION ALLEGED sLAsDLh-
James w. L. Gridiey sgt Abner A rooH-
DECISION. , -.
Motion 70 amend answer Motion partly granted part
IL denied without coats