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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-07
CITY ITEMS.

ACADEMY OF MUsIc-La FapOrita, as presented
at the Fourteenth-st. Opera Iouse on Monday and
Wednesday evening is. beyond question, the most
perfect opel ATTIC performance yet offered to this public
vet strange TO say The first named evening al
traoted so few auditors that the Committee oil the
Stockholders who had intended to give twelve more
concentrations, became discouraged, and resolved
TO close the season on Monday next This determna-
ton beipg known, the result was fdli and brilliant
assemblage last evening Mario, Gris, Sustnl and
Badiali saI magnifcently, and were called before
the curtain az the close of the third act Mario was
vehemently and most deservedly encored in his solo,
Sp,rio Gent,l," and he and Gris excited storm OF
applause by their Incompatible singing and acting IN
the final duet. Tie hberality with which the
opera is mounted is almost without parallel.
The costumes are all fresh, correct and ele-
can't. The last scene, by Allegri-the cloisters OF
convent by starlight-surpssses even any previous
effort of his pencil The opera is one OF the most IN
te,estipg as to plot and contains some OF DonnIze
lis finest inspirations. 1t will be repeated on Friday
for the last time
NIw-YoRX HISTORICAL SocIETY.-On TUESDAY
evening al a meeting Of the above Society, letter
from Mr.. Alexander w. Thsyer was read MI
Tbayer who is now in Germany, was au'h,rHeu oy
the Society to make inquiries IN regard 10 Certain
curous documents relating the revolutionary period
of the history Of this country which are said 70 exist
in Germany His letter, reporting progress, was re-
ferrsd 10 the Executive Committee. Mr. D. u Nom
tead pepper upon BeF historical map OF tne uis
coyery Of America after which the meeting ned'
W. o.u attention TO the valuable Lectures on Sci
ert;dc subjects now being delivered before the Mer
Prof
liver the Second Lecture Of the Course fAs ere""S'
on the " Physical Phenomena oil the APPS in'
ondad re.earebes OF this celebrated saras added 10
his personal knowledge of the subject he Is 10 'eA' o.
cannot fail TO render his second lecture most interest
ing and instructive.
lie, farewell readings from the poems OF Thomas
Davis and other Irish national poets, previous ~
he, tour through the States, will be gwen oy MISS
It's. E.monde. at Hope Chapel, this evening
AIec,ure on Writing viii be given this evening
| q, the Concert. room, Clinton Hall
NIL o, RAMON AzruRUA, Minister OF Venezuela
-,,.;.oA Iasve of his Government to De temper
IL, .h.ept from the United States and we learn 'hA
he will shortly depart for Caracas
p,,so,,1-The following are among the A''''A'
q, The principal hotels yesterday H. n r Ma. s..
A s n: Poi r,l.s.I M sss''fs rs.y..
sss stoetbridse sPS Is'B ,sIssord Georgia. Haley
%SseS.lS tevs: y',al; ro.i cosnsssa s'
lns; b. b. Byde Consent .,ford
a., Hon S::s s R.s
x%c. f.s. cSo.soj Hon BS,iDs Detroit Rsa n R.rr'
SswI~sso. Dr. Il. c Bruadriase, pahinA
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COMMERCIAL MAT2IERS
sales az the stock exchange. Dec. 6.
Sale. OF stock. at Philadelphia

lReeor Cd Tor The n Y rRIsuNE b. Par rHesssI
Ftrsi Board 500 Lehsh S. 10 o 5000 Csm Anbos
z n &. ~ s3 AZ 900 Pennsylvani S. b5 80i 81 900 ca
6. s. Erie G. & r dsss. cas- go do P r G. y,
sii 81 Penney Railroad al DO cash, 81 DO days
al M Leh Nav 80; d.. 60; mnehill Railroad, o2i
csm Amb R.,oad i3lii 100 New Greek Co.. Co. a. 100
DO csh a. 100 u: 100 do ", 100 do bD ~ 100 Leh
Zinc Ia 10 do IA So do b5 Ii 100 do ia 6o0d, b. II;
400 do in os u, 30 do IN 'ots 'iwn Sorrstown Raft
road 81 40 Long Island RsTosd cssh ~; 10 do cash l IS
imsrc Bank IOt 10 Commercisl Bank 55ti 2Phhs Bank
b5 ilil. .. 49,. -. 49,. 80. go. q
Secosd Boqyd-sl 700 Lehgh &C., 20 o. 81 100 City &c.
Fd- G. 3 2 gi3 $500 Pennsylvsna IS, 79f. o. so do.
s5wr ia; 5000 Pennsylvania Raj road g. &c. $500 Loss
I.Ians Rsiroad 6s t5gn 6gl; ~ 100 Sehuy Nav 6s ~
ia 4 $50 City Railroad g. P. 8a 81 20 Penns.vs-
MA District g. C. 81 siI % Lehi'h Nav 81, loo Ne.
Geek Coal Co li Pennsyytnis Railroad, b. 81 -
sehnyki Nav preferred 81 50 0irard Bank 1916 2M,n
ana Bodrd-l5O Long Island Railroad. days III loS
Lehish Zinc II; Penn. 81.
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MARRIED..

CRonwELI--wEFKS-n PcekskS rsesfsy ~
sh inst, y judge Nj Is Mr. joan Crsnse. o.
this City Miss HannAh daughter o. James eeks Es o.
the forser asce
FEZCEsALD-PAREER-o Monday, Dee Z, By tbs
Rev a McEcrra OF 81 James, Church James ftzgefad 70
d iss sarah Caroline Parker both Of tsis Cav.
SiSCLAIR-COLBERT--At Ssltimcre, Nd, Dec. 5, VIM
" Sinclair 20 Mise Nsd.ine Colbert
wALDRoN--coFFIN-A New. Bedford. the S0th ali..
By The Rev. Mr Sster OF DIVER y assisted the Rev
Dir Lambert Of Boston Georss wAdn ESQ OF th- house
Of Nsldron a Paige. No< York. Ma ABBY P Coin.
Daughter Of the sr Timothy q Coin and grand daozhtsP OF
DE lsge John Avcsy PsrseT Of tsai city.
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FIRES.

The freight barge Seneca, belonging to the New
York Erie R4isreAd Company, ~H.sA S~.- I--~~s
Lost evening when little above Fort Lee. on her way
mn TO PiernOnt was one of the birges in tog of the
steamboat Erie, and took fire in tue forward part,
where cotton in considerable quantity was placed.
The origin OF the fire is unknown. Throe men we're
sent out III email boat to attempt to scu tie her, but
did not succeed. She burned to the water edge.
Her cargo is not total loss A quantity of hides
was saved also all the iron on board. The loss ia
covered by insurance.
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Id " LNTEZLIHELYCE.
TRIAL OF JOHN n. r. TUCKER FOR THE
MURDER OF HIS CaILD.
KINGS COUNTY OYER AND TERNINER

Before Judge sTRose presidnsJudse moore and Justices
STtLwELL aud STEYKER.
The trial Of John n 7. Tucker for the murder Of
bis child, Vincent Tucker, aged three years, by
ting its throa; with a razor was commenced in the
above Court yesterday morning.
There was q large assemblsee present during the
forenoon but as became evident that the whole day
would be consumed before Jury would be impan-
eled, they gradual left till but few dozens re-
manned.
The prisoner appeared to be in good health not
withsandDg bis long confinement in the County Jail,
arc seemed as composed as person well can be in
bis situation.
The alleged murder was committed on the evening
OF the ID OF August last in the third story front
of No 400 Atlantic ST. VIII ch prisoner and BIS family
occupied, having then lived in Brooklyn about two
months. The prisoner was formerly resident Of
Troy n. Y. lie came TO Brooklyn in June, when he
assumtd the duties of editor OF The Freeman and al
U6rfiser, now deiunct) and continued in that capaci
till his arrest.
There was great difficulty in getting together a
jury who were unbiased 10 their opinion, in conse-
quence Of the grea, publicity given to the
and the excitement consequent thereon. II not
until the whole panel rs in number had been ex-
hausted that the Jury was obtained. The folio wing
are the Jurors sworn:
Ten Esck Sutphep, VIM. b. Leonard,
John f.g-mAn, VIM. X Phelps,
John Blunt, Thos. Ii. Berdoll
jonathan s. Burr, John j. Moaning
James Wilde, Samuel +. Coggswel
Richard Whippe, Suydam Hegeman.
X. c, Underhll, Esq, District Attorney, appeared
for tie prosecution, and A. X. H4dley and W. H.
Gale, Esqrs, for the defense
The indictment having been read to the Jury by
the Deputy CLERK, the Court adjourned Until this
morning at 10 o'clock.
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ADVERT cement


Many are surprised no doubt, at the cOntin-
living ounent pa,sing in and ont Of aess HEARD
CLAP Co.'S No sol GraDdst etd hut few Of th who
have visited that e.tblishuet form just conception
Of the sacrifice they m.kng In order - close their
business The old and stereotype expressions Of .kneyed
phIses but little influence The minds Of opie afr
visit to this Depository Of Taste and Fashion IL would
be useless TO attempt t. their selection Of ch
DREss GooDs II would be the prices attached them.
To be properly appreciated they be One visit
HEARD CLAPP Co.'S will more III IN compensate you Go.
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IAdvertisement)

ST. 000-BURGLARS F0lLED.-
j. MORRIS Esq Agent Of Worlds Fair sate Company
No ll9 Pearlst: ~, ,,nu, D.
DEAR SIR: The No Safe and No Lock. Liies rat
en purchased Of last spring was operated upon y
glars on the Of Nov 80 without success or M nv 70 TINS
ssfe or Lock They worked all neht1Judsns from tee
of small pieces sperm candles tOunt 10 the nonnE
near he safe II contained about . 0Oo The key Wa e
with lie safe which the burglars h.d tn use Of but S OF
no yice 10 them and their operations esused u no inoonve
niece xcept the Of the hey The confidence We pat in
xour saes saint burglars nov fully eabi'hed Yours,
respectfully, hleks hAIhs"Ai' NJ Nv "'''''''
Yosk Dec. s.. 1884.
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coUar clLyyDAP-ru. nav

SUPERIOR CoURT-NOs. 293, ,29s 10 ,30l, ,3O3,
GO les Is 2l5 81 800 9i5 $50 li III rs 80
= ssl SIS TO 7sl 80 ala 7 es5 800 $50 osk LIS"
zse S. SIS "a, "a, sH q. 800 so.
Coxxos PLEAs-Nos. OLE, !, 49, l,47e, l,f's 70
ga / .4ss TO .fss. l N -o ~,
CIRcUIT CoURT-Nos 500, LOIS, l,oii, sSs, ga.
81. / Csc, es9. .osa to go. A. a..
SUPREME CoURr-Spee,ai Term-Par iL-NeS' =
10 % IL, 81 to ~ o,
Z. 5. DISTRICT CouRT-Scs, II, - to IL
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NEW-JERSEY ITEMS

TTNPTEIscE DEsoSsrRarroS.-OuM Monday even
ing there large meeting OF citizens a, Washing.
ton Hall, Newark. 10 take ues--re. 20 procure the
passage soc enforcement Of Prohihiiory Orin tnce
n SeEark- Nathan Hedges presided. Tue meth ,
vss ably addressed by DR. Condict and L. 3 B-tts.
ESQ. q Jerssy City. They spoke II the CERTIFYING
eject Of ttr lac action IN jersey City, and TIE pro-
81 "a # The Temperance CaGs-.
Dr.. ". O. Lord offered thu f0uoT-g resOlg.i0ns
vtich were unanimously al pted
hsfre1 a he s-rse n tls meeting thai it highly sr
cfrE ihs ~ &c irfc1cai-s ro- h- 1,.sf b.
Con Ccr-ril q this cify
hefres. TIA gnr1ir-es ~ sve from .sch Wsri he
Turtfc q prrptr. aemors effect
ffus g = the Cosraou Cou-ci ~ ire zs-t rryus-
tCssicn
In accordance With the las. resolution Committees
were appointed, and the meeting adjo Irned.
The funeral Of the venerable Mrs. Bradford took
lace AZ Burlington on Saturday. and largely a.
tended. The pail bearers were the Hon. Horace
BlDrey. james Baysrd, and William b. Reed of Phil
adelptia President King OF NeS-YOrk, the Hoo. Lit.
t'e'on XIII patrick Of NsF-Buns Fick, Jane. Potter
OF Princeton. and MessTs. Eli, and Aske = OF Bun.
lipetOn. The funeral services were ACCORDING % the
ritual # n, Church Of Englan1 aud most eloquent
memorial discourse was pronounced By Bishop Dane
on this last Of the women of the DAYS of Washing
ton. Newark ID iily Advertiser.
CoURr OF PARDoSs.-We understand that tue
Trsh sent To the State Prison for attempting
TO fIe the bouse OF Mr. Manning at Princeton was
psfdoped by the Court of Psrdons, condition thai
she would return 10 ireland Her brother psid her
passage. and an officer was dispatched and saw her
safely logged on chip, which was about to ssi
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Advertisement !

Attention is invited to the Auction Sale OF ELE-
FURNITURE and FANCY ARTICLES be made By TUsIs
hoRRELL at No Sq Broadway THIS MoESsG at 10Y o'clock
The sale perempory and Offers unusual opportunity to
those who desire make presents purchase for themselves
useful articles
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rs CIRCUIT COURT-Dee s. 1854.
49,. Iua.. HFTFg

The United states ss,. John Williams.
AGAINST the second mate Of the ship Water Witch,
~, .,sI ,sS unusual punishment Of william Baser Of
AZ Csao and Immediately Alter leaving that port
~ ere i. also a. Indictment against the captain
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SUPREME COURT OF raE UNITED STATES

TUESDAY, Dec. ), Ie34.-BrItt0n HHI E.ll ~
Nssouri sud Daniel o. Morton Esq Of Ono we're adnitted
Aorueys aud Counseors OF this Court No Arha Mich
olson Co plaintiffs in Jesse Hart TAI, ause aas
arsued by N Jle for the plaiotts In error No me
New. York and Maryland Line Railway Company planth N
error Roe, Wusbs The argument ia tbs cause was com
pspeed by Ms Mason Campbell for the painif In euor
Adjourned TN tomorrow at II O'clock
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MARINE AFFAIRS.
animation.

LAUNCH OF THE SHIP JAS. Foster, JR.-At IL
o'clock this morning, the above ship of loo tuus
will be launched from the yard Of VIM. III. Webb
She is designed for the old Black Ball Line.
NAvAL.-The L. S. brig Bsinbridge was at Monte
widen Oct. 3
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: M The recent juvenile publications, we may espe
ciauy recommend Beautfa! Bertha oy mis' ~ o., u
rvrnIIL, tscnbDer) and Mr. ku,HEn ,., va :"
Sye., by the author Of The woe "'uy .,vl.
Putnam They are brought out 10 enOs'aS 'H
and viii prove acceptable additions 10 every 'D''"'
library.
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LIFE. SIZE PmOTOGRAPHs. Tho attention of

LIFE SIZE PHOTOGRAPHs.-lhe attention OF
the public called style Of DAGuERREOrYPrs
paper taten IN all szes; the fesize far slrPs.ng De-.
n ns sPa ef VIZ ise delicate dia.iure
Ivory 4, themes snd durability they unsurpassed Per
feet kenesse any sine be made BY process from
Dsrus rreoty pes Taken only by GrRsEY G fSrDfR
IcEs No. &c Rue base d1 Rampant fArs 59 Bfosd Esy T.
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IAdvertisemtntI
,FPING ACADEMY
THE WRITING AND

THE WRITING AND BOoK-KEEPING ACADEMY
of brown PoND No 435 Broadway eaos the Profession,
both 10 BROwS took the highest prize az
The Nords for Business Writing Pond has no superior
as Teacher Of BOok-keepDg
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rs DISTRICT COURT Dec. {, 1854.

c., v.-s.,bil, a., James Eaton Thomas TrotteT and
David Goo.lal owners Of bars Oninneosaf =,
Mr. v chartered the bark 20 carry 40 tuns cosi 70
C,vtou In soyK into that port abe run ashore and the
Lot ~ .ints s value having b. used mp In get
S the vessel % SC. He slssss negse IN the master
M, Cooaa ATTEMPTING nAvz.s Der N nHlseh Instead
nj ., and sue. t5 fc0 The case on
yor bslsrt Msssrs Clara Rspso. FOrdsfsndans hessrs
Befu arc Ovs.-
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AGRICULTURAL STATISTICS.

Great Britain. France. United States Russia
Acre: a 10000 100000 100000 2ssOOOOOO
Bush ofwhest 600 GO $40 COO 900 10000 600 400 cOo 900
No q Horned AMMO 100000 100000 IS 900, 300
Cattle. leesVnN SSts o0 900 90 rs 600
No. Of Horses. lo'V.cV ~''''"
No. Of Sheep 10 oOo no g, 10000 100000 5000 900
and vesia 10 ooooO 100000 So0oo,OOo 1000 700
Population Of -. &c ooo ooo a 900 900 6s 900 900
each eoantIy NoVo'VV .v 90
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Advertisement
WHAT SHALL BE NY HOLIDAY OFFERING -

Nothing appropriate toep Of affection
Of RooT's gnicent DsGUsRREOTYPEs Call aud
bis splendid Photographs and sereoseoPes Rooms easy Of
access Cloudy stormy weather ali tue fair.
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COURT OF GENERAL sE5sIoss-DEc. s.
Rsfor, the REcORDEl.

Mary NulligsD pleaded guilty 70 stealing wearing
and eve nv 70 hs ysae 49, the property Of m
Y.en Of No 10 L.arers and v sentsnesd TO The State
S.or to TWO vsa the request Of the Jury the Court
ds.Ised cE the day spparAas for heating the
bess EOos order sad the being too cold for the
~ IL hr.iLeks.
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Before Judge sLossoN.
.rrr rnn w
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-Dee. g

John Foley AIT. Charles Z Wst'
Plaintiff claims 10 have owned IN 1or store ~ No;
So Star ton and that defendant eonAble Is'Ga
ppon aid stock Action brought 70 recover dAnAss IA
d.fen.e ssid the levy execution ssast
Connolly and that be- in part owned the soc ~
6efrrs.nt For plsnr Messrs Sweeney snd sesi Tor ae
ienSant Messrs stewart and Lincoln
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PHRENOLoGY Examinations, with Charts
and Written Descriptions of Character Day aud Evening
Works PbrnooEy, Physiology, Hydrop.hy and Phoaoa
ply, by FowLERs AND WELLS No. 3o9 Broadway.
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81 so and 50 for Writing; SIP 80 for thor
,usb course OF in,uetn in DOubeEntry Book Keepins
TeTms reduced one half Pupils received daily hs week
Private instruction gwen Ladies Glass daily at o o'clock
A NJ Terms % So. OLIVER b. GoLossiTH, No So
broadway.
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BROORL YN ITEMS.

IScrsr.-Issse 5 Queen, convicted on an l1dict
-, h.,si,s him with incest. broughi before Juise
Moore YESTERDAY and sentenced TO the State PT'a i0 100
,dsixt moi
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GAslGAs GAS FIXTURES of new designs and
op.urp..,eo workmanship viii be ound al he sa ni9ui.e
49, dsrot Of ARCHIE WAENEE co. No $40 brO.d~.yi
Io new portable Apparatus for country fe'iesnee'
In hes os fact
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fhdvertBeucnt

WEDDING AND VISITING CARDs-GREAr hE-
Visiting Plate handsomely engraved ana fFr
Cards for 81 2 edding do - 80 large assortment OF
Bridal Envelopes Gothic and plain Silver Door PAtes very
low. OLAhA' NJ ~ "40@~"NJ
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GAS IAII KS -VI rTIVu'III u n ''@
and twenty per cheaper than sny ethei hoase
ara retail the uanufseory OF JAMES ~ MOTEL NOS liz
a iSi Pfiuee. 81 third block ~esi OF Broadway
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IAdYert,seRent |

Rsiosd Gsllop, Plantation Festival, Jig and an6T pan.es
combined make up the entertainments sFen ~ tLNhfNS
ETHIOPIAN TROUPE No 6A3 Broadway As delinesto OF ne
gro character as Musicians Vooas Comedians and PAnto
ists IN, stand prominent Go them, and bur git
ticLet for ri. They admit four persons each
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IAdyertisement !
Advertisement

ISAAC r.. TATE
p.,us CosRtun BooTs and SHOES for tender feet
No $50 Broadway, cor OF Broomest, hew-ioff-
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DESPERATE FIGHT BETWEEN FEMALES On Tues
day Dtht women Csthann- Nc Donald and Ellen
Foley Rad desperate fight at No t99 Pearls and both we're
considerably injured After they had been eparaed the lat
ter being m 10 state Of Idness jumped out OF the ihd
story wiBdov and taken SswYofk Hospital In
sensible, and IL IS thought, fatally Injured
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GRAND LARcEsY.-TSO young men, named Chas.
stst Geo Starr Yesterday arrested charged With
Of MI Moore Edrdge-st aud ing the for 90
The beef recovered and the accused locked
Justice Wood O answer
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SUPERIOR CoURT.-Dse s.

Before Judge BoswOsTH
Spencer Kershtw the ldson River Railroad company
To recover $780, alleged value OF slx par OF car
wheels with axl-- alleged have been furnished the Comps
nv N credit six months, but not paid Toe defense Il
that the whseswere sn agreement that ney ga
not sut Company should BE- liable for them and ma
they proved Of good kidd This was denied The
com plant disusssd For psn,ifs Messs Siofs Seds
,ves; Tor defendant Messrs. Fullerton and c Noyes
SUIT FOR ALLEGED SANDER.
George ". Mun.ou agt william Munger
Byamsst.r boat builder, at the Navy Yard, against
the feeper Of public house Of Hudson aod Christie
pher for SANDER in saying that plaintiff thef aud mad
stolen bis watch, and made - on Of Il
Ia defense IL SAID plaintiff bad taken from him gold
watch and chain and made him ldsfendan ave MN p anu
nav for supper AZ plaintiffs house in order TO get X BACK
The defense plesdngs admitted iho ase
The stated was that the dsiendan sot h-seP
and ueron IN sport bis atch and chan from his poeke
and CAV. them sDtih who after keeping them "he
r-gerd them, MAKING hH previously pay
Tor snpp-rs Mike " slsh being one OF the gnest+
having been spoken unqnahrdy ana tue
not proof % The words having been spoken g
defendant the Jury. Sealed verdict ror Panu1
Messr Tamsdge and T. Person. for defendant hessra Cole
-0 Before Judge sLossoN.
SUIT FOR INSURANCE.
Fills Jos. ph sgt L. Fsrge Fire Insurance Go.
To recover $500 insured for ROOrrt cnVerOury, on
clothing store No al Eighth tclsm assigned % plan
tiff An Bquest taken 90 the Csc before ou' s I
act sde Tbe defense fraud aud estimate, The Jury
a. fore found for plaintiff In amount WITH Interest ana ,"
allowance by Court For plaintiff MI shAhefi tOf as
fendant Nessis J. Newhouse and o. Csfk
SUIT AGAINST SHERIFF.
Roland & Giland at Thomas Carnley, late Shsrf
To recover 1858 80, alleged TO have been die 10
10 plaintiff. By Thomas 0Cslaghsn keeoe OF grocery stoe
on nth whose stock the sheri levied upoa t"o
ecuops Of pEnrhs but did rot MAKE return IAe
dslr,s Wa mat the Deputy Sheriff hat orders tom the
ccuns f paatfs 20 release ihe gOo Verdict for defend
rt For pisitH Mesrs Cochran Nelsoni for detsndAnt
Mss.is VsEasIP pool Ia Brown.