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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1855-01-11
From ais Cdsro City (IMnois) Tines.
KnoW-Nothings.

We have purposely declined tt
write anything about this secret po
litical society hitherto, but-we have
not been unconcerned spectators o.
their workings upon the public sent.
iment. Now that The elections are
over and we will net be suspected
/ Of a want of candor-When no polit.
ical end can be affected by the ex-
preston Of our opinion, we propose
to devote a small space to their con-
sideration. We positively. know moth
ing with-refarence to the objects, ex-
cept as We gather them from their
organs, and observe them in the re-
suits Of their organization upon the
popular will as eyinced in the recent
elections, AS far as our information
goes, they have succeeded in carry
ing that point in all the States where
elections have been held this fall.-
We have not sufficient returns from
the elections in Illinois to determine
what they have effected here. There
is q powerful organization of them
all over the State, and even in this
congressional district. Some of the
best names in the Democratic party |
ire mouthed with Jealous JUNCTION by |
The know nothings, and We are assu-
ed that some of them have the chief
seats in their 'tCouncils," and make
md unmake Che destiniesof men and |
PARTIES as easily as when it was their
vont to fugle in the old party organ
cations, or sit in judgment upon
he legal rights Of their fellow-citi-
ems. s9}
We consider the know nothing Or
er as the most dangerous organiza
ion ever gotten up in this country.
We. hope and believe that it will be
phemeral and short-lived, and that, i
hen its aims and objects are better
nown and understood, that the peo-
lie will rise up and rebuke it as a
reasonable attempt to subvert
he Constitution of the country and i
estroy the rights Of freeman. 1t
as always been the case sooner or la s
n. The inquisition, that horrid in {
rument Of papal power was condem-
ed by the united voics Of enlight- i
ned men. In principle, how much |
pes a secret oath bound association t
a class Of men for religious '
,inion, and striking down every In t
yidual regardless of his merits, DIFF Eo
r from that spirit which erected the
QUESTION, welded the rack and tor t
ire, and applied the fagget ard the il
re?
All history proclaims the dire re-
Its Of secret oath bound political !
cieties, uninitiated by a single I
bod. Let the soil of France, Of G
eland and other countries deluged .
IT'D blood speak from the graves Of
eirmurdered people, the horridsto- .
of religious bigotry and intolerant
naticism, when guided by the un-
en- hand Of a secret conscience fet- I
red order. Shall we profit by these Q
ssons? Itis mournful to think that
. have but just solved the problem a
free government, in which an in
lligent and sympathizing world
ere eagerly interested, in order to 5
low the cloven foot Of Despotism
ID manifest an intolerance destruct- o
Q to the dearest rights Of man and
spleasing to God. e
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1855-01-11

Two juvenile dispulants discoursed
as follows in our hearing day or
two since
4 tell you. God is everywhere
Amt neither.'
4 know better-my mother says
so.'
Don't care if she does. He AIM
in that wire, (pointing up at the tel
egraph string) COS that amt holler:'
This rather staggered his little
reverence for a moment, but ere a
minute had elapsed, a triumphant
smile lit up his face as he responded:
We'll, ! don't care; Hes all around
it!'
How many skeptic Of larger
growth, might, out Of the mouth Of
that sucking learn wisdom.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1855-01-11

For unadulterated economy, COM
mend us to the German. Give bim
a salary Of forty cents per day, and
in ten years he viii own a brick block,
. fat horse: nine children, and vrow
broader than she is long, and as good
natured as a blind kitten.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1855-01-11

The Jail in Wiudham county, Con-
nect;cut, is to be let Cor boarding.
house. The operation Of the new
anti-iiquor law, it is said, has brought
about this result.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1855-01-11

Good newspapers are the only
paper currency that is worth more
than gold and silver.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-07
Disasters, Sc.

scgs CB,splos with 10 bales cotton and some barrels
ossses and arrived Hull Monday afternoon from
the wreck Of chip Fsvonte She that tss tnes Sss
about 100 bses cotton It'll on bosrfth wrsck otsaneT H. D.
Forbes az snchsr near the wreck.
scHR sfsAToR Cobb (ot Provineetovn) from New YORK
for Boston vita cargo OF Goldfish snd IS bb -four got ashore
hon medieu shcs on the nornoE Of "a nst Lghter
went her morning and found her abandoned
full Of the rough could not strip the
vessel and abe viii be total less The seen 20
leave the wreck about sunrise 3D. In their boas and prob
ably they sno ed near Falmouth.
TBg sac Tyrone Of svorth NE Bartlett while lying
The shore Belwks Bay the 18th u discovered
be he bu too late 70 extngush the hae even -
yauzbes Of the ca5ip the time Of the cdent
Ae atIess attempt the progress Of the flames
which had already destroyed all the asr OF the yee moth
ing remained but The nssts and save much a.
rcsbe Of the sails and srg Ali effort TO stop tae progress
OF the flames, were sDayaiilng 49,
THE Of whale ship having parted he chains night
Of 24tb ulL, Shelter Island, opposite Sag Hnbo aod
ashore. untrue
BAssusG G.LLioT UsAsA, 80 dsys from Cape Hayden,
bound falmouth for orders put into Charleston I'D inst
leshy, having experienced heavy weather
BRfG GEE TAYLOR, Shute, from WILMINGTON, N Z, tor
the disaster the night Of The 18th ut she had sprenrs lear
and berg sinking condition absndoned The captain
With the exception OF one man Who vS ostJ or
Beaufort N c. on the morning Of the ZIIn ak
scHR OLypR n PRAY tof Rock and Bullock, IRON
for Jscksouvs Ia bsast went ashore night o. the
18th ut the beach At New Inlet, Curituct sound Y
When she struck both mss were cut sway Al rs, ssosn"
she va. foil OF water and would probably be total lo
ACCOUNTS FROM Snip SULLIVAN. uhore on fre hlana 20
the Sd Inst that the had all been DISCHARGED d
sebs and soops loaded with sotton and nee ms
chip had been stripped no hopes being oil getting
RocxAwAy BEacH Feb S-schr. Pearl has sandsd dp to
decis but have scceeded 10 raising her from out nr
bed feet. On Sunday last bad aled Der VIC
eork the westerly Ind has allowed the tide TO run
full enough M her yet The yesses that have II her
eas6 are al frsssn up By letter to Walter Jones' E'q
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-07

o. IA Coed Ibd AsA Lao ease. AID 40; .sa,s'
.,,. itS bs- I'D ia. a. ?! re- ara 70 a.
bs go fgr Coed Ohio Ell for Chi:sGe soi versa
ara sO coed we.isru, go per sel OF "a ~ f
ru suoyslt slt n fair fs4l.is .'rs o. 80 -
md. !Gec fof shoaaels sni Gsi ~ Fsaa m
r,s.,e sher, Ma ~ IN Di...es HoS, ,-s SCI
tsr ar IN bt .ew'p- a. s'si, IS =, .ss, 80
.ss5c Orange County cheese Moderate rssuss 81
PLAsTER-C. lein.d in demand sAle' co sbla 81
R6E-rhs market without ehans- .As' 80 e. ordinary
SrGAss-Ia pri-e. h,v, es.u,s note; the ie,'aa
fair With limited s'ock ,aes o. - h,d. 'a1s
Naseovsdo Gie so aids New OilsA-s s'4tG5se All
sHElLA sale Ia, been %.d, q coo Green saSl a, ice
bi hsr sc he'd ~ Sc 10 cas,.
Mace SC as.ie. 2. Pensug No Natme" s'; 10
bales Cloves l4c 20 bags sneuto = sc casa Nv 0As' re
Psoa,Ps.e. .ee boss. CASTLE At iclc, usual terms.
sALr-Fipe confines dull tut Coase i in demand ard
pices tending upward sales &C" sacks GroG'd and ~
sKINsTbere Only one lot OF Ssin. saoai. sad tn,
SOC 400 4 Missouri OF cuTseoa Cost sales OF o" ~
TOBAC6O-rhe sac. for II. par three dsys He IS hhis
ket,qsiy s ~ Sss. s sayn' a, lg@5 We sss
defs the Monthly Circular of Messu I H. Nessens-r
feo 10 he re- 1sSt i Of he very 1,ed .octs 4
Leaf the market the principal recevios points ehou
r the uoSerste SAL. dufus the pes month; neverthels
,ood Semnd h. ess'eS and sales have been rendered st
verb full ratss fact holders manifest cat ute anAay 70
.s even at our highest figures The princes slsaes, hi
b,sp with the Trade sad nauuac while Tor the Vest
Indie. ard Mediterranean there exists moderate cgi y
ouSe quotations scarcely cover the ,ses ds@tnded ier
selections There Luss in hTst hsrrs The recep~
h.v. beer lsht srd stock n damn shed Ine ies
for The month hhds Kentucky. IS bids Nsson
County For Manufactured general tons OF bas'nes. has
been unusually quiet even t January snd h,guiict9rd ass
rartcipsfed in the prevailing apathy notwhstAndns We
deem the po,i5u OF the market decidedly favorable Tor the
sp trade for forth our last Annual t'ciar
Ouots ions aye un.tansed There sut little dcug 10 seed
Leaf the crop srpesrns ons in limited quan'e. f2F
inferior rraf-s demand exiti aud prices tend urFtu
Cor progress has been made in sales o. Fonds sad
several hundred hsi beed disposed of rather '~ ~
ures We deecl the crop mos, undesirable, he lear hes
thics and heavy and Generally ~ithous 'oos AreAy &c
srabe article would realize very faI price, Ia oreEa ,he
trade have operated fair extent; this together WIN
moderate export demand has placed the market IN anet
stronger position Prices are unchanged VI 'uoa 'ua "a
v.ua ,h,re Is q psueity cf de.rsb'e trades al,
TIN There Is sctisy IN Plates. Win SAFES u 4VV
WHlsKY-Tha market /. ithout chsnse. the demind IL
,r the upr rot large; ssles Of 20 bis st Sdjie Tor
Ohio and IS ic. for Pri'on Dudse quiet st o's Tune anu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-07
TUESDAY, Feb 6-P. NJ.

There was an active Stock market to-day, with a
buoy ant market throughout, especially at the Seaond
Board, when nearly all the fancie, had an upward
tendency, and closed with firmness. Speculation still
continues to run, to considerable extent, in Railroad
Bonds OF the better descriptions and the Railroad in
teres generally appears to have rag aimed portion Of
the confidence which formerly it obtained. Seine OF
the Roads, the Stocks of which most depressed
have recovered 10 TO 20 cent. At the Second
Board the feeling very strong, and the operators
for fall appeared to have lost ali their courage Erie
went 10 IS, an advance Of p cent Reading, IS;
Central o., an advance Of / y cent Harlem, 2el;
Nicaragua, III; mbe.land, 36l; Delaware ad-
vanced to ll2!. The Western Roads had An improy-
irg appearance Cleveland and Toledo advanced to
e7lc.; Panama, es; Michigan Central, sOi; Northern
Indiana Construction, III; Galena & Chicago, Sc;
Chicago x Rock Island, SIT &c In Railroad Bonds
the transactions reached sllO. 900. The new Erie
Bonds were very active, many of the purchases be-
ing for foreign account. The market closed at SAT,
further improve nent OF y cent. We understand
that the orders for these Bonds received from abroad
BY the late steamer have been quite large aud tha,
most Of the foreign houses which went into the sub
SCI pton to the loan, have received orders sufcen.
10 absorb the whole Of their bids. Illinois Centras
improved to %; New.Yoik Central 7s, having id.
varced too rapidly fell back TO s7i; Fries, 1888, 3d.
Psnamas sold AZ 100. OF State Stocks si5 900 sold
at s6l for vrginias set for LouisianAs % for Mis-
souri,, s2i for Indiana Sc.
The market for Exchange, according TO some au-
tborities, closed heavy, and according TO others
closed steady. The business has been to fair extent
with moderate supply Of outside bills. Sterling hiss
ranged from per cent for FIST class signatures
Francs s.i6i esl9i considerable supply of bills is
looked for from the South before the next steamer
and some parties anticipate sman decline in rates.
In Treigha there is not much doing. To Liverpool
l,oco balee cotton 49, 500 bbs. Resin, 2 500 bbls.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-07
Arrived.

us steamship southeru.r Ewao Charleston 81 hours,
mdse pa.s Spohord, Test'n Co. Sunday, fh inst
9P - miles north Of Hsteras exchanged signals with
steamship Knoxville hence for Savannah o exchanged
signals vi steamship James Adger hence for Charleston m
sbpW F. schmidt new Small Portland, In ballast 10 W.
y. Schmidt L Co
Bari Little Lizzie Gilpack from Havana via Holiness
Hole Il de-. lnd,e TO WaJsish Krox.
BARK Golden Era Thomske, Shields Ers, 81 d. udse 10
Barclay Lyni ston Has experienced very severe a q
from the Grand Banks sod heavy weather. split sails shifted
cargo and has several Of the crew frost bitten .
baIk Jeunett Lewis Frank LOU and ~ ds tnl tue
Barrel Stake with and molsses % C. r Leyer;k es
perenced heavy Gather the sustained some dam
Of the badly frozen 5lst gt lat 80 90
lon "a 26 the wreck OF brig Merriam, before re-
ported Of Camden water logged and abandonsd. .
Bns A Reed tof BoothbaJl Reed, CsIdens VIA Se"
London IS dA, sugsr &c Brett Vose CO. SD ~ COM
with brigs Msrshs Dutch Colcord for Portland by Leeds
Little obu for Porsnd and .chr ADELAIDE Jameson for Nor
folk oth ult lat s. 50 lon. u 80, the wreck OF os
full OF and sbsndoned hailed from Camden sppsrenty
cotton osded there aumber Of bales on deck she
bad poop cabin which painted white outside the waist
Of the ts painted yellow inside; she hsd anchor
III bow and the other banging the forema and head OF
mspm',, were zone he spaI' ii,ins alonride.
sehr Samuel Gilman, Lowell Bosom. rndss.
schr o. L Lowell Boston, 2. ". Heuick
schr River Queen. Fowler. Providence.
sehr J w NeLeron- Small. W.r.h.m master
Sehr Gentle knight. Proyincetown, fish
Sch, Preston. Cook Proyincetown fish
sehr Smith Tsttle BAKER Bottom 70 master.
Schr y. Freeman, Chapman Proyincetown-
schr Frsncons, -, Provincstown
schr Ario. o. Ncserson Proyincetown ds fish
sehr Tier 9nifh New Haven, in ballast for Norfolk.
sehr Hudson Cool Atsiaps ds and noia<ses 10
White Dur
sehr New. York Gcod.el Bostcn, Dayton sprsre.
SloOp J. p Wallace TrsBshieT, Taunton.
sloop Oregon, Fowler, Providence.
SAILED Bas CsrsarIs, Kenny, for Kingston, Jam.
BELOW-l brig
WIND-At sunse. NE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-07
DIED.

COLGAN-On the 5tb inst. VI Bernard Colssn 10 TIE
10th year Of bis age. -,
The friends Of the family and also those Of his "a
Jn,, Pagan are reqaesifd attend bis fuoera without
further Invitation FRI bic late re.d.nce, No % Duane 81
on Tburday 9Th inst at O'Clock F. VI
PNDlCOTT-A c. uOn asss. IN the Isth ian sndden v
o. o.se of The heart John Epdco,t, fsq brother OF the
late Oeo,se and william EniicOtt Of New York. .
MUNsUN-s Suddenly on Monday 9ih inst, MI Joan
NUuson ,,...,. 49,.
me friends Of the family respectfully invited 70 stsnd
the nrtra On Thursday S;h inst ~ VI ron MS I.e
re,iosnce sth between North 5h snd North 9Th So WI
hsmtbuIth The remains will be taken 70 Cypfe" HIS
Cemetery for int rDeDt.
rOWERS-O On Mondsy 5.h inst Jana A., tansh'sr Of
Lorenzo ard Helen Powers e.ed IS years and II 3n,h
The relative. AID hiends the fsny res7ectfuy n-
viied 10 snd fer f1Der on The res depce o her parents
No l92 West 4h - this Wednesdy) afternoon ., O'CLOCK
without further ibvitati -
sTEVENs-AreIs stor; Vines on Monday, FEB s. Susan
Sttvfrs ,,,,,. ~,
The ferds Of the family snd q her brother william y"
ard John aud her brotherin Law Dr. Dsvi Green
are re,pfcify invited attend her funeral
the tn Inst At O'Clock fom her ate residence, No ~ E.st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-07

sales of stocss at philadeIphia-FEB.

lReported for THE n. Y. TRIBUNE. BY } X & v B. gay
F6n Board-sl4 tW Cityes 81 $50 do, @i; 81 coo do
eei 900 Penns IS SOL ~ $40 City K. &c s5 o.; IS 800
DO. 81. s4to Ales County IS IS 10 Union Canal s 100
b5 81. 80 Lehsh Nav s5wn. ss 20 PeDnA r.. 43t 80
Morris Canal ls:; Little sehuyl r, b3sn 81; s. do
b5 as; fhlsd and Trenton r; r, l.s Bsns Of Penn.
b5 IL; 81 L. Bank Iii 81 do ,; SAO City 60 g;
"a OoO City 60 81; sllIoo Pens. i, 90
Second board-s2,eSO sehuyl Nav Boa Lo.n, in It's ~
s4Cco North Lib C, P r. r 9,; = $40 City R O.. 81
5000 Reading r X Morts 30, -. S5. D Penn. r. r. in
do sill II b. So IS DO b5wn 57. DO. IS S7i 50 do.
b5wn S7t 10 Harrisburg days, a5i 100 USion Csasl.
rs ga 80 dc do 81 500 do 9l 100 do DAYS 81 50 LehEh
Zine u; 50 Chester Valley bs 81; 10 Girsrd Bapt ~
ate Boa'dT S@o Lehish es ~ s.l; .orenn H. 4; dys,
Bank Of Penn. lie.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-07
SUPREME COURT-SFrcI.L TrkN-Frs 6.

Hem sgt the Farmers Fire Insurance Co Of oneis County
Order for seQuestraton, and for the appointment Of
receiver The previous appointment held be eolusive
Misiahe Of Corporation waived according to T. s.,
49,
Gle vesnd and Toledo Railroad Company sg the Canal Bsnh
Of Cleveland.
Motion 10 vscste attachment denied. without costs.
hstpa Life Co the Supervisors OF
Notion for mandamus denied, with $40 costs. Al
tentative msndauus granted with stay Of proceedings
GENERAL TENN.
Charles Loser Robert NcCarfef
new trial granted costs TO abide event.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-07
Ph,ladelph,a Markets. .Tcrsp.Y. Feb. 6.

CorroS- Holders demand advance lots to arrive,
q market FLOUR rather hrmer; sales OF
- bbis standard good straight brands mosty a, 80
and go bbls sxtr. 20 ed 50 62 snd 30 bhs extra family
Al 81 RYE Flour dull At IS CORS MEAL sells AZ -
WHEAT scarce and tending upward ,ses Of so bush 1904
Delaware and PennsJ lysnis reds At i5ft2 - and uo
hu,h P.pn.,vsnia white pure 81 CORN also better
s.es u 10 bash Pennsy wanna yslog at "a % 10 store
RYE rather lower; sales msiiog 81 % OATS dull Pa
5sc GRocERIEs in Steady demand without change IN puce
Provisions steady Pork aud Beef Sailed Mess sell
d6!. Shoulders ale. for Sides and VI dstc TOR
Ham. L.sp firm a. " di0c for bbls and kegs WHISKY
AMI md d. both bbs and hhds quoted 81 S2a55c
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-07
MARINE coURr-Fsh s.-Befors Judge PHILLIPS.

d q
INVALID BILL OF SALE.
William Waley administrator Of James WAlkey, deceased
esL Maria Bes.
To recover of Mrs. b. the value of a quantity Of
Aousehod furniture jewey, sc beonFn TO deceased in
his life tine and ale sed be wlongy detained by Mrs B.
Who had been fr his house keeper, ne being
wdower In defense bill of sale from deees ed 10 Mu
shown but alleged 10 have been invalicy executed
ready referred to The whole claim about $50
Verdict for plaintiff, S2S7.
Before Judge MCCARTHY.
ALLEGED OYER-PAYAENI.
CHARLES Wshts sgt julius knkel-Fuhre sgt Warsbins
MIR. W. is a boot and shoe desler and sold on &C
TO Mr. k who keeps Up town Mr. w brought action
against Mi oi alleged ba'an,e due On the other hand
MI Knlel elaine TO have oyerpsd Mr. WsTshiug and
signed demand 10 that effect Mr. Fnhre Both suits
iee together In the suit Mr. Knkel showed receipts
dated day before the date Of smilM credited
10 Mr. X. Mr.. VS. books Mr. w accounted for this BY
the fact that The amounts received Of Mr. in the
s goirs up town, and not credited till day. The
Jrss considered them 70 be one and the payment. a3d
nr and for plaintiff So 20 in wsI.hns sgt KinteL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-07
NJ ZINE 10 UR " 4 Il.
PORT OF observation-disclosures
Cleared.

Stesn,bp-Paeifc Nye Liverpool, .. X Collins
ships-Tarsr Mix Mslb MAILER Lord; New York,
Br,ant Liv,rpool n Marshal Co.; Moro Case, Stoyer
sssua.ls-Grsnce w. Elweu Go Buens Vista, MATHEWS
RAJ Jennsu Horton Portland Russell & Vnins.
Nsry Gnley Mankauilia. G & T. J Peters
-Hellvelyn Lesvitt Havana, Dow, Load Co., Of-
mus PaIher New Bedford, master
Schoo n.rs--F Howell Carr 81. Domingo r p Buck Go
Shoal CLARK fairfield Johnson slsght George Laf
Veuey Rchuo Van Brunt Ssghti Jas J. Boyd,
Mathews Elizabeth City, master.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-07
.poken. Sc.

The report thar Bark SID BIN sultan. from Z.u1b.r Ia <
lem Vsssrosrn Pee Let - p : lon 10 W su l.eor,,s
FEB T. 80 C.Y- Us'tsiss schr Aslua .s.,A-
thou fps white rcd 90 9TH Letters Ia r-atr, WA,
Esb Ia So cs on 70 II. schf Cohen Hefts I'm y..
York for jacksonville.
jar 2. a. q IS. loo Il 90 ship on'srio Wood Com
Yc'k fer Liverpool.
jar. 81. Cope Anto.o So, about - miles h7s Linda.
Ncyes OF sud Tor New Ore ans from san FRANCISCO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-07
cOrH1icALHNDAz-Tals D.H.

UsITrD STATES DISTRICT CoURT-Nos. II 70 90
CIRCClT CouRT.-Nos l,423 ,lo7, 1924. 800
12A 575 ll's liza 1872 t6 S5, 77s SO. 80 'o31
1.-THE .epers calendar Of this Cour. contains 1pa1d Of 3SJ
esuses =, =, 81
SrPirrz CouRT-Gnfrdl Tsrm.-NOs. 10, 10,
n. a. a. 70 90 - 90
CoNMoy PLIAs-Psr. Nos. 2lO to 222, 22i
rs Part Ines ~, III. ~, ls 49, lS5 49, 49, lo''
srrtR!oR CoURr.-Nos 81. -. 5.s 593 je5, 6Ool,
sf9 n b6 s. COS Go 62 sl3 GIG 70 sl9 81 20 64 49,
Ass lci 58 SEQ, t6l on October calendar AZ ooI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-07
EXCHANGE OF LOTS FOR MARBLE.
Gdunn3 I McCarfhy AIT Michael FlAnnely

EXCHANGE OF LOTS FOR MARBLE.
Edmund J. Mccarthy agt. Michael tlannely
Mr. f., marble worker in the upper part OF Broad
wsy accepted an order in Of John o. Higgins for
etured 10 the amount OF - O This order Mr. H.
ndoIsed TO James shaw who subsequently, transferred TO
plaintiff Mr. fanney aeTwad refG,ed 10 fuhl the order
brought In defense said there consd
Grafton, and second that the order belongs in fact 10 Mr.
Shaw.
stated tha, the order portion Of similar orders
asees be accepted by Nj to the Of $1,000 for
the pu Of Mr. the Ninth On the part
Mr. " stated that he declined aLos the 70 consd
that clear title could be given aso that the order
wss void. . consideration xpressed upon H.
Previous 20 plaintiff taking the order from Mr. Shaw, he
called IL said Mr.. fsnney, who told him that IL
coed would be paid Ths the Court held to be estop
ps 40 related to plaintiff from defendant setting up
sccount his refusing the deed Of the lots
htwe him and Mr. shaw; also that order for mech,u
disc does not lie bill Of exchange require 70 appear ito
value received. Verdict for plaintiff $26S TO- For
plaintiff Messs BsiDard Race and ID. d. Field for de.
kpdant Messa Evans Dimmiek.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-07
q pls~nC1 coUn7-Frs e-S.for, Jnds. Ivss.,oLI-

Lowell y. Miller e. al at schooner Charles ueny
t. recover damage fer l. jury ~ steAnbOaf South
Imscs BY zion On the Norh Rver already rein q To-
Iihel ois1ised.
khA Rockets and the stAsb0st 5ostl i-ssrc
By owners Of schooner Charles Henry, .cro-s-sg,i
10 recover dan .sss for coon above Decree "a favor oi
hbessts
The Cour. FOND that the South Amsrics In faat srd
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