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The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-12-02
l.EGAE. NOTICE.
Mr.. Joka Garroy

Mr.. JOHN GarroD:
YOU viii take notice, that al the September
/ term of he District ceurt ia and for ,hs
county Of Cedar and State of Iowa. In a GER
tain acton il,efsia pending, wherein Wells spi-
Ger was piaiutH. anl John Gairow and lot Nc.
I. N block No. IL, In the Town Of Upton in
sa;tl coahty, deiendests Sail piainl.lf recovered
d ind. cement of one dollar and twenty nine
celts aeaIn#t defendants as money due for tax
es, costs aai interest paid by plaintiff on said
lot n .. T. as aforesaid, together with costs Of
suits, and 1t was then and there ordered de-
creed and adudssd by said court, that defend
cnt. John Garrow, have further time TO redeem
sad lot No. I, to wit: until the LIST day Of Jan
uary. i. ID. 1885, and that notice thsrsof b
given in the Cedar County Advertiser, ana that
unless said lot be redeemed the title Of said
plaintiff Will become absolute.
Therefore unless you redeem said lot on or
before said day as above mentioned, as decreed
by said court in the premises and pay said a.
mount as decreed by the court together with
costs of suit accrued thereon, the title Of said
plaintiff viii become absolute and your right OF
redemption will be forever barred ard fore
closed, and the deed given said rautitF by the
Treasurer of said county WI! bseom. un-eon-
dit,onal and in fee simple.
]. W CATTELL,
Clerk Dist. court, Cedar CO., Iowa.-nie-4t
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-12-02

COsyfcrED " Piracy. Tie Re 2
York Express states that James Smith,
whose trail has been going on lor some
days, past In the United States Court, In
that CITY, was found guilty OF piracy
the penalty Of which Is death. This il
the first conviction under the law which
has ever occurred IN the United States.
In J CIV York city, wlthn the laa, fifteen
years, there have been, however, besides
this, two INDICTMENTS, IN one Of which the
party was acquitted, none Of the slaves
having yet been on board a, the time the
vessel to which he belonged was caplur-
ed-aad tie other accused forfeited his
bonds Of ten thousana dollars.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-12-02
The census II Scotland bias lately been taIe

The census II Scotland bas lately been taken
from which il appears that country Is the mo It
thoroughly camPact body 81 Presbyterlans in
the world. The approximation 70 religious
nnahini'y i greater in sc9tlaal tfan any ethe-
country u the world. On one morning Of the
census, Sunday, there wee IN al! 0f3 ,s5I persons
at church, OF these $40, 900 were Presbyterian.
and i20, 600 belogins to yarpus other sects.
amounting in III Ito about thirty.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-12-02

II Is an undoabted fac; that there can be sclec-
ted from a field Of corn, ears ripe earlier thar
the generality of the crop. II these are selected
for seed, and the process continued for few
years, variety OF corn will be obtained which
will mature three weeks earlier then corn nol
subjected to such management. The same Prin-
clple Will apply to beans, peas, potatoes, and
many ether articles.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-12-02

~ 81. Lake's Church, IN Rochester,
lev evenings since, a well known mem
Der o. that church dropped into tie con-
1ribati5a box check Tor 500, fer Bish-
oP Lees aid and comfort ia establishing
tie Protestant Episcopal Church, in its
simplicity, in the diocese Of Iowa"
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-12-02
Ubt >AoOerttser.
EW Ellis SprCER, Editor.
SATURDAY DEC. 2, 1854.

- y " ~ - a5-3-@s
ETSy~ The Funeral Sermon Of JAMES
H. WHIrsoN, deceased, will be preached
by Rev. George d. Porter at the Pres
byterian chuch, on Sabbath next, at l0t
n'nl.nl 4 NJ
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-12-02

The Hon. J b. Booth has kindly ten
dered to US Il scholarship in the Iowa
State University, for which we tender
many thanks.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-12-02

We notice from the Muscatyne papers,
that the teachers in that county, are
about to organize a permanent society
and have issued a call for a convention.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-12-02
e. Jus inartae the surarisc Of al

E,5 Just imagine t4e surprise Of about
sereuty-frc retat liquor dealers. in oar
cIty, at being arrested fer he illegal sale
Of intoxicating liquor. TIE eoatest be-
tween :ae Cafsen League and tie retail
ers las fairly opened. Tie retailers
lave procured tie services Of able laW-
yers, aaI have an organized club for lao
purpose Of indicating GIee trade iii wills
key "T9thc victors belong the spaiis"
we suppose. SeyeFalre;ailers have very
properly and pfu.!ently resolved 70 quit
he business. Good. - Cieretaaa Laiaer.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-12-02
Further by the
NORTH STAR.
IMMENSE SCHUYLERIZING !
kANsCHATKA
Tptyf nT rtGT4ry W,JUTp
TRIAL OF CAPTAIN WALKER.
Nsw YopK, Nov. 9

The North Star brings 527 passen-
gers. Among them is Mrs Sinclair and
Lieut.. Blaze.
The great topic Of discussion in the
California papers is the Schuylerizing op
erations Of Henry Msigs & Bro. The
following may be taken as a moderate
approximation Of lis liabilities -
rAmount OF failures in bushes, $500, 900
Comptroll ers warrants forged, $500 600
Forged or oyer-estlmated stock of the
California Lumber Company, 100000.
Total, 81 100000
The forged warrants and stocks had
been appropriated for advances. 1t is
supposed that Meigs may have received
upon them nearly 100000, upwards Of
hall Of which sum it is estimated broth
Ell OF his received who was secretly cleo
ted under the reform and Know Nothing
ticket.
The French feet comprising three
frigates and sloop of war, arrived in
San Francisco on the third.
The had, In conjunction with the Eng
lish fleet, attacked tie Russian town and
Co., - 49, p.m,o.a,.a :. K,r,s,,,t,,,
r..,, ,,,,,;,l ,La .II,a5 'onal,o, ,,as rn
,.l,.l .,.;l, ,,-. r. l.;II,,4 ,.,l ,..z,,,,l,4
.r;onsI., ,s,;n,,,od .o,o t,ro and ,lree
h,n1ra4
NJ p.,:.l po,r ..,~,:roI pr;co ,.b,
commanded the united fleet, was killed
bv pistol shot during the engagement
;c i s,o,os.d le or;Ja,,r,, sba1 himself
~
A"o h"S9'aH 'es>e'9 were '"p'"iG"
by the allies.
The British ships afterwards sailed lor
VancouvprS Island
N c.,....,. C.,,..-r, c..
C w. ''' '''1 '-
ueci0eu mat o1ltoSe are all ahaef the
meaning clause Of the Constitution oi
~,i,,,,,.a;,. which saws that no black or
-. -. -. ,.n,u,..u
i'la''''o person. 0i A''a''" S''','i 0e "''""'
ed TO give eT'leuee IN favor Of; Or against
any white man.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-12-02

Tie lille Insurance compaoies il is
said, must pay about $4,000 FOR lives
lost en- the Aretic Mr.. Sanford of New
York lad an insurance npoa bis lie Of
SIS, geo.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-12-02
11stray Mare.

TAkEN Up, BY Samuel 4. Harry,
II Ccl,ra township. Cedar county, Iowa, Oh
the ith day Of November, 1881, an estray black
aarc, 1Ftlh a STAR in her forehead beth hind feet
wahe above ill., paAteras, one foot shod before
and one behind, heE right fote foot has b..s
alrt at tbs top Il The hoef and - enlarged.-
She Is supposed to be over twelve years old,
aud about fifteen and half hands high. APP
>. .s~c4 At thirty dollars.
certify ls foregoing 10 lie q tru. dsscrip-
lion az takaa fYo1a my Estray Book.
Nov s. 1854. ]. ". CATTELL,
Clerk u-.t cnlrt Of naiar CO. iowa
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-12-02

| UlftoEy we 90 not mean we are about TO
retire from the paper, but that one vol
ume is now closed. Every one OF our
subscribers are perhaps personally ac-
! quainted with US, they know our counte-
nance. We wish you then to imagine
we are before you, meeting you face to
| facc--that we are chatting together in
your store, parlor, kitchen, barn, on the
! top rail OF your fence, in our sanctum,
or anywhere else you please-hcre we
are before you, staring you right in the
eyes, ( we always look people in the eye. }
Well, now il you are smoker We will
! light our pipes and go on. We have now
/ published the .7drertiser one year. May
be you are pleased with it; if SO, we are
glad. May he you don't like it; well,
we can't help it--would that it were
otherwise Int if so we cannot amend it,.
Probably you Lave paid in advance; if
so you are a clever fellow and will be
more clever if y0u DO so again. May
be you have not paid If such is the case
yo" Know you ought 'o-you know we
need IT, need all that is due Us and more,
too--but you viii pay by and by. He
must pay down or, go do''n. such IS cur
position; tlen doa't let Us sink. Bat Oh
! tins POINT we nave not much to complain
OF. Our subscribers have been gentle
men as lar as tins Is concerned.
, Nay be you think the paper is not
worth tue money; well, we have tried
to make 1t 50, and do thlnk we have done
as well as the majority OF Iowa county
papers Again, you may say tbs Aool-
| itlon, or hnow-Nothing, or Wing, or
Locoioco IN lis tendencies, sud tina. for
that reason you cannot support it, that it
IS oppose! to your political principles
and your conscience is against aiding its
support. Now, when such is the case,
we cannot insist on your support. Il be-
cause we at independent OF all political
parties and pursue our own course you
cannot conscieociouSy support it, then
we will let you 20. IF because we are
Anli-NctrasHa you cannot consistently
aid as, we will not insist On your support
bat will erase your name from our books,
hoping the time Will come when the
wool Will be taken from your eyes, and
tie S.aTeUeratle procIIFlues from your
heart; AID to all your objections we Will
answer the same. One ob]ecttoa"e will
demur ~, aaI that Is this: May be you
will say we have too many advertise
ments IN the paper, or that you can get
paper from New York much larger, more
reading IN It and much cheaper. II you
make THIS as an objection (and we have
many times heard ~ we can only say,
tie Lord have mercy Oh your stlngy soul.
Because y2a can get the stale reading
matter from daily city papers hnie
cheaper you will let your own county pa
Per die out Ior want 4 support, Now
IL all took this view u things tie only
papers published would BE- IN tie larger
cities. This excuse Or objection we cam
nat pleasantly receive: because We adj
veEtise. Or paper would not support
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-12-02

a deserted husband IL Baltimore, al
vertises his vile as having left his bed
and board, and offers a reward ol fifty
dollars TO any man, who is wAte, anu las
never been convicted 81 stealing who will
marry her and take her ID California.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-12-02

The New York Tribune received loF
one advertisement IN tie weekly paper
eight hundred and sixty-oae dollars Tor a
SINGLE insertion. Tue advertisement con-
tanned l722 Ines the charge being If
~ cents per line. Tie Tribune says THIS
Is the largest SUM eYer paid 1T single
insertion ot any advertisement.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-12-02

DEATH FROM Poison young man named
John Iag.ari died at keoltlk on Monday If last
week from tie effects Of arsenic taken by ms
take foF ctcsm tartar
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-12-02

Remarkable AT the burial Of Mar
shal dc st. Arnaul, the h~gs 81 France
aud England, for the first time ii history,
covered the same coffin, and Musslemaa
cannon resounded IN sigh Of grief at tine
funeral oil Il Christian Geaera.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-12-02
.n ESTR.f COL r.

.LS<T> TAKEN UP by Solomon Knott, OF
LEY GENRE township, Cedar county, lswa
an esJray Mare Colt, Of sorr.l color, Tfoaled
last spring, has large star in tire forehead and
add a tEaA wife SPOT on the nose. = eoIores
al aad legs. No other marks CT brands per-
ceiyahie. Appraised at thirty dollars.
certify tie foregoing to be true dascrip-
ho& aStaEeu t@oM my Lstray Book.
A"r. s, ls5l. j, w. CATTELL,
-l-r- n-2.. count II Cc..ar c. I-,ra
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-12-02

4 change in the British law with respect to
trials will commence from and after the 2ith of
October, when the common law procedure act
will coae into operation Ii is provided that a
Judge, by consent, may try questions Of fact
without a jury provided the court upon rule to
show cause or Jalst, shall think fit to allow
such trial. aud The verdict Of tae iadss IS TO be
of the same effect as tbs verdict Of a jary, save
that it shall not be questioned apon tho sr5aad
of being against the weight Il evidence, ] tie
proceedings upoo AMI after such trial, "a, 10 The
power Of the coart or in5Se, the ~,id-a-e aad
Otherwise, shall. be lie same a. a tn ca oc
trial Ivy jury.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-12-02

- A butcher in Athens, o., has been in IT, e
habit of nabbing the ylilesc COWS, making beef
Of them, and selling them oft to the owners at
~ cts per pound Tie hide and horns of one,
mirns the body, having been found ii neigh-
boring tannety, an investigation was had, wien
tie rsald ~ 81 sese al otder village cows were
detected. The butcher, smelling a rat in season,
sioped to parts unknown. Iswas bod opera
ton.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-12-02

~ Tie shipment 81 quicksilver at
san Francisco 70 South America and
CHINA amount to L, $50 TASKS ia nine
months.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-12-02

Edward Maynard a young lawyer
from iloga County, Pa, died Ut Iowa
Cry lew days ago.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-12-02

Forget your own good deeds TO others
but not another's 10 YOU.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-12-02

Mf Jessamine says tAat "alabaster
shoulders and "sieh' sort Of arrange
ments arc Ike wood eIucks a. soon a.
cold weather comes they 90 below for
warmer regions. Mr. Jessanine il an
impefilAent fellow What right las he.
bachelor TO know anything of "alabas-
ter shoulders"
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-12-02

G1v" The democratic anti. Nebraska marty II
New Hampshire has nominated Gen. Houston
for the Presidency.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-12-02

An editor, a he VA SONG coarting said he
was going 70 pfess.'
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-12-02
ESIRAY HORSE.

Taken up by samuel Long Sen, at his rssdenc o
AGAR TIrqon black horse raised Ivy said Long
s.x ear old last sTinF--l5 hands hi Fh with three
vHte feet, and aPPrai5&: ~ thirty deAars hefore
a9a@rt d. Long Esq,
J. ". CATIELI, Coan;y Gsrk
sept. 49, ls54. fad-3m
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-12-02

Green apples have been shipped this
season rom New York TO Germany, and
sold at SIX dollars pen barrel.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-12-02

80 Printers take Indiana money.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-12-02

The Journal of Commerce says OF the
United States Senate Of tho 3ith Con
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-16
NEU-YORK POLITYCS.

WEsrcHEs1ER Coz. The Wings of the lower
District held Convention at White Plains yesterday
HARVEY KIDD presiding, and appointed HENRY DU-
poIs of YOnkers delegate TO the Wing State Con-
yenton at Syracuse, with SAMUEL NJ. PCRDY, SAM
rn V. THOMAS, SETH BIRD, HARVEY KIDD andJoHS
P. JENKINS, delegates to the Wing Congressional
Convention. They farther
Rtsolred That VIC regard with unqualified cOndem-
nation the action Of the Congress of these United
States at its late session, whereby the only existing
guarantee of Slavery TO Freedom was wantonly sub
yertW and the solemn compact OF $50, though sane
lHed by its age and supported by every binding
sderation Of honor and faith, shamefally violated
Resolred, That cur Delegates, this day elected to
represent us in the State and Congressional Conven-
lions, are hereby requested to vote for the nomina-
ion of no man whose principles upon the questions
embraced in the Illed Nebraska bill ambigu.
ous or equivocal, and who is not open and avowed
advocate Of the restoration of the Missouri Restric-
ion and opposed TO the admission Of slave States
INTO this Union from territory now free
DELEGATES TO WING STATE CONVENTIONS.
Ne,r. York Chy-lO The Convention re-assembled
the Union Cottage Broadway and Forty ninth-st
T. A. Baldwin of Twelfth Ward, Chairman, and VIII
IAN " Leggett of Twenty-secOnd Ward. Secretary.
he Convention baoted. without success, for Del
gate to the Wing State Convention thirty four times
nd adjourned to meet again this evening The fol-
ewing votes show the only changes made IN the bal
ktngs: 90,
BallofiRgs 2h. 9th SD Sih
Eells, 3th WaTd.........
Bevins 18th WaTd......5
DR.. Ives, ed WaId.......6
Kings CouRty--l John L. Spader, Delegate, name
Of Alternate not ascerained 2. Lucien f. Birdseye
Delegate; Charles Kelsey, SEN, Alternate. 3. John
n. Perry, Delegate; Thomas A jerome, Alternate.
Richmond Co The Wings of Staten Island held
heir County meeting on Wednesday evening, and Sc
kcted HENRY / SEAMAN Delegate to the State Con-
yention. Mr.. Seaman is incorporating Anti
Nebraska man, and Wing of the right stripe He
vas meml or Of the XXlXth Congress, aud out-and-
ont Free-Soil" then. Richmond is all right.
Je6ersOa Goa. w. Clark, Vatertown Lewis
Palmer, Evans Mills HIsm Dewey, Llargeville.
Herkimer Coz. James NJ Rose.
Osuego Co... CHARLES Rhodes.
CRen6ngo Coz. Dwight III Clarke. lCongre'.
sonal Delegstes-AlOnzo johnson, Willis Gregory,
Josiah Seeley,
Montgomery Co %. j. A. Mitchell.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-16

Horrlfe
There can hardly be a remaining doubt of morrill,
s,ection by the People he having received a large
mart of both the Wing and Democratic vote, while
mining on an Independent Anti-Nebra'ka, Maine
Law platform. He was Gov. Hubbards Eight hand
man. and helped elect VIM. Pitt Fessenden to the L.
Senate last winter though the Wings had failed to
eaoSse him Governor, az they ought to have DONE
The regulars wsud rather have seen three Wing
governors elected than Morrill,.
ConRress.-It is certain that JoHN NJ WooD, JoHS
/ PrRRY. SAMUEL 7. Benson and ISRAEL WASH
rrRs-all Fusionists and all Wings but Peny-are
elected to Congress by large majorties. 1t highly
probable, but not certain that Milliken lFusOnj is
likewise elected over Smith Wing and Fuller Dem.
In the With or extreme eastern District SO far he is
1889 ahead of the vote for his two competitors COM
bned. The remaining towns will probably reduce
this.
In the Ivth uincon District the vote received
stands: KnowltoD, FUSION 3,75s; Farley present
Wing Member 1875; Dickerson, DEM 2,235.
There is probably choice, but Knowlton leads
handsomely.
Senate-An the Senators chosen are FusioniSts-
probably over two-thirds of full Senate The resi-
due no choice.
Observation-Disclosures NEARLY all FUSION So;
Dem. "a. A full House consists of Isl members 50
that Fusion majority is certain.
Pretty well done for Maine
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-16
IBy Tel graph !

HARTFORD, Friday Sept Is, 1854.
In tie evening the subject of the Choctaw Mission
again came up, and another exciting discussion was
had which continued until between IL and IL clock
when the Board adopted the report aud resolutions OF
the Com nittee that subject indorsing the princi
pies OF Mr. Treats letter Of 1913, and refusing to
tnue the connection with the Choctsw schools under
the present law which forbds the nstructng Of slaves
or slave children, and excludes Abolitionsts aud
those spreading fanatica sentiments from the Choc
taw nation.
The Board again met ut an early hour this morning,
end couple Of hours spent in listening to spon-
dneous addresses from different individuals Most Of
the speakers seemed to rejoice that the Chocaw ques
ton had been met and decided. At 10 o'clock the
Board ad iourned sine die.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-16
INDICTMENTS FOR MURDER.
corrRT OF oyER AND TERNuyER

COURT OF OYER AND TERMINER.
A Special Term of this Court has been called for
October. and will commence on the first Monday of
that month. 1t has not been definitely fixed, we be-
lieve, what Judge-lit must be Judge of the Su-
preme CourtD-will hold it.
Previous to the present term of the Grand Jury at
the Sessions besides one or two where the par
ties have not been arrested there were three inict
ments, but the present Grand Jury have found indct
ments against four others, being in all, as follows
Robert NJ. Graham, for the alleged murder Of
Charles Loring. at the St. Nicholas Hotel, BY stab
bing with a sword-cane.
James Smith, for alleged murder Of James Davis,
by sabbing with knife, on the corner of Dover and
Water-sts, on 10th Oct, 1853.
Robert McMahen, for alleged murder OF his wife
Catharne McMahen, in Hester-st on the ID Of Aug
1854, causing cOncusson Of the brain by kick
ing, &c.
Henry Glad, for alleged murder of James McKen-
ma, BY stabbing with knife, in East Twenty-eighth
ST.. severng the subclavion artery.
William Fowkes, for alleged murder Of Edward
Began, at No. "a Frankfort-st by shooting him with
pistol.
Henry King, for alleged murder o Timothy Red
ding, at No. 80 Mulberry ST.. by blows given him with
an
Dennis McAvoy, for alleged murder Of Dennis Nc
Ayoy i've believe a plative on 5th September, in
Sixteenth St. between Ninth and Teush-avs.-de
ceased having been struck is said, blow over the
left eye with stone.
Besides these there is an Indictment against Philip
Reilly, for alleged murder of John Reddin, by stab
bling him, at the Five Points; but the prisoner has
become deranged, and is in the Insane Asylum.
Carels second trial for alleged murder, foot Of
Dey-st still lies oyer-tbe witnesses, sons of the man
that was killed, not having been found and it is
doubtful if ever the trial VIII take place.
There arc also charges against other parties, as
already stated but they have hitherto escaped arrest
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-16

Of hermephrodite brig bottom up The only letter
visible on her stern the letter : last letter Of the
port she belonged 70.
Loss or THE SHIP DEIA MARIA.-A teleyraphc
dispatch received in this city yesterday morning
from Charleston reports the LOSE of tha' place of
the ship Della Maria, Captain Pierce, bound TO that
port from Liverpool, with assorted cargo. The ID.
NJ left Liverpool on the 18th July. Sh. was built ia
Richmond, Maine, in 1859, $50 tu1s register Ship
and cargo valued at about sl20 0OO There IS an Ia
surance on vessel and cargo in Wallst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-16
cInCrIT COrRT.

10 1900 causes The Court could not proceed on
Monday, as already stated, for want of Judge the
three Judges who are engaged in the active duties of
the Court having been required for the General Term.
The Co nds adjourned to the Goth inst, but it is
doubtful If it will then proceed Judge Morris is still
unable to resume official duty, and Judge Edwards is
at the Court Of Appeas-so that unless one OF the
Judges from another district can be induced to come
and hold the term it will probably fall through The
new law provides that Judge, on coming here on
extra duty shall be allowed in addition to his salary
sc per day and his travelling expenses but it does not
seem to have the desired effect an extra Judge can
seldom be obtained and some other mode will proba
bly, have TO be devised by the Legislature for assist
ance to the Judges and the regular transaction Of
nis prus business in this district