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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-21
MARRIED..

BIODGErT-wENTv oRrH-At Salmon Fsi's. n r..
Eiidsy March IS, sssc Bodse Of 5cstca. to MID Mo-
l. u erswofth
FOsTER-NyF--At Boston, Mass on Friday, Mrrh Is
Cspt Foster men Der Of the docss of
fog ns Belinda Nys, Of hy aali Caps rssssR
Is p hs T3d year.
PUTrAM-W RI0Hr-A Chsrlss.own n H.. By the RSv.
Mr. Wrsh, the bon Jss % Puuan OF eufslo, N Y, -
Kate Whit eaa,h'er Of the Rev wothinStoa Wright
SEWALL-sNErr-A, LEWISTON Falls Me- on Ws1nas.
dsy March H. By the Rev james Drummond the Rev Js.
than B. Sewa OF Lyon i-s Fepces Loass daughter II
he late Edo 40 5 seat. Eco of Oeohsm Mss
sOLACt -~BlTsEY-in Bride, port. VI. on wedpssdag.
Match Z the Hon CALVIN Solsce aud Mn Eliza Whitasy
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Sales OF Stocks Al phIiaasl. 1hi.-xARcH %.

Tgsportsd for saE ~ y TnIbrs. b. e .. W..
Pitis q. sfsbeDvils ss, si ooe Peon ~, ~
town r. r C.. IS: $40 "nIins.'1 20 "a: rs Psas n.
il o. 81 10 h 8, n ...s 81 d. &,
s.'e ~ IL I.s. Zoe ssss,L S.y 3t 100 d.
.sa s:s. r1's y 10 So ..:s
2. es "; - 20 North Amer Coal, Prot. rs iee dos
as.. s !. :, lS S,'.,s 81, Bank III
etsD.e. B' sss.s ss.n Rssiioi 100 seh.yL n.y
r.s;. s ST gssS S:n. ~ s:ss q k:ass,
$50 .ss Is "a "a: ssoCo Cam & Am r: 90 81 :ys
re, 4. sss. $500 DO in lots So go 90 ~ ~
s.1 Be-. si is.n :; !: co Ioss i;sls
~. 10 assApr r. r. AZ: 50 do al 100 De-. SEN, ti
81 .s-n' al; 10 80 ffi 50 New Greek Cod Co 81 -
sehuyl New u.s. a. aBans Of Ky.. i<i; Il Girsrt 3d. Ii
NJ, Gsa,t"ssSs sessyl Nav q. 81. III; = Lsss
seba,I r. bs az 100 Gesaiss =. s' 42si 10 ~ ~
100 schuyl Mar Hsefd .s.t
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4dvert,seuentI
.tures and other property partak-

The law OF fixtures and other property partak-
ps both offs real rerons nsue npnhns the lay re-
The hoio In general also abe
charters heir looms &c with appendix contli1
prae cs rues arc directions respectas the renoss par
u.,ion &c between lsndlod and teasb
snd between gorg end ucomDg tenants. By joseph
Fersd bsuis;er lay from the s--t Eng sh edioa
with noies and ietererces to American authorities
BY william Hps.p, counselor az law, seeoad edition, Just
published, prize -, and ,e' sale b.
BANKS. GOULD & Co.
No Ia Nassau 81 New. YORK.,
Ard No as BIoadwsy, AIbsny, N. Y.
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fAivertisementl

retired clersym.o restored heslth fsw days sfter
yeas Of sDs-rg anxious make tnown
the WIN senn tree the prescription used
reeevings letter (p~st pad Ore,, TO the Rev. JoaS ST.
DAosALL, No. o. Fulton At Brcosiyn. N. Y.
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s' the c.,ssriss r.ry i.siiss sr.l,n The covt
the essy o. tbs K.s Polio hsv. nsds -
"a. 6ieey the liver ss& n s-mOsn< shost siss9
ts p.rs Esdsr he - Of tie f'F, so. hst he go %
Isrr s-o r hssirE iS,t ta-t shs e,sA.
- ID tsrt.r mat b-v avoid ID tn e,os ssd
Fi.n tsf no r~sor b- vlule .s-,S ~
an. .b sts tn. alien "a au that roAls .woi the
eolsn and Libel dismis 81. With ssstA
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THE PHYSIOLOGICAL CABINET, 800 Broad
way tbousnos Of Brsrs and CASTS from the heads
OF the dsr suished ih,t live5 also SKULLS
bur snd animal from all quarters OF ths sob ipciuing
tsyption Stu nries Phstes k0bbs. Murierss AID TIL
PAINTINGS and DRswNGs Of ceiebtated inai
yeusls yirg tni dead. Museum alw.ys'FREE to visitors.
Examination with Chirts, daily, by Prof FOWLER.
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Court CALnNpAs-rm, DAY.

SUPERIOR CoURT-No~. 1917 lois, 1887, ll90, iiS8
I7e MA lls1 ls IS, Ss ss' rs ,osL sst lss 20 isas
i?lsto has, &c to is2s 1884 $50 2sS, 1913 $50. 49,
CIRCUIT CouRr-rte case OF Miles sgt. Lord -
be tirnsd
UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURr-Nos. 10, II,
60, 81. IS. "a, IS e6 81. II
SUPREME CoURr- Special Tsrm-Nos. IS, Is, -.
us S. a. ss 81 So II 81 ns The following tie
Motion Csl.nar will be called: NS~ Is, l6, IS, Isl. -.
Al
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lASyer,isemPnt 1
PHOTOGRAPHS. a

PHOTOGRAPHS, all sizes, on the cheap system,
fni.hes HILLS American Color Ia hVe ninutai.
superior 81 Bs'ur, cooriar OACvEe
tEoTYTEs 25 ard 50 cent?; srEREoScoPES BY HOLINESS
Patent Double acting Cameras, No 2ss Broadway
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BLACK JOE IN FOR 1T john Padleton complains
that be was defrsuded of $50 by Joseph Waldron,
alias Black Joe" by the pocket book gamo. Wal
oion arrested on war ant Issued by Justice o.
borne and in default of $500 bail, con nitted
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RATIoSs STOPPED -Catbarine Lipp, No. ZOE Twen-
iysiIih-st complains that Mrs c. Coon, No. ll3
Mercer ct does not pay her for nursing a babe be-
longing to one of the inmates of her house, Mss Fan
ny Coco win. The Gaze will bs Investigated today at
IL o'clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-21

MEN WHERE THEY HADN'T OUGHT TO BE.-A beau
ti,u girl Of sweet seventeen complains tia. on the
Fulton Ferry boats gentlemen unaocompsuied by IL
dies are allowed to pass into the ladies' saloon. She
says that they take the ladies' seats and cover the
floor with liquid tobacco, 30 that when ladies pas
through their dresses. il Of any modest length arc
soake ed in it; and theee pretenders to gentty
always ladies out Of coantenanco and often rife
their pockets.
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the Csp,siD. Of other wsrds to mske descent upon
csmbol houses in their respective Districts, AID O.,
rect TIE proprieion.
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SUPREME COUBT-HARcH %.
k.fofs T.dge. MfrrHgtI


CONTESTED LEGACY TO CHARITABLE SOCIETIES.
John r Ssesmsn. Administrator. =h The will snasxrd Of
WisD Bsitbro, deceased "a, the People OF tbs Sa'e Of
Dr. Bsitbrop. OF Knderhook died In ls3s. HE es-
tate hsve been shout SEQ eOe IN Sly 10 personal prop
city 10 oodieso biz viii be Expresses ~h for his xsclto
tabsh should there be sufficient funds msriag certain
be devised sefcc 10 tuss bis 1ocu.os to fhey
ell manage a. folio s To iSe scietie' fI re ssneet
eseh the Of 600 sbusy ot use soesese ges' the
fnt payment 70 be .e within one yea, OF sa- te.s9Ss
belief Of Ast End Indge. femas aot 70 oae benevolent
all OF the City OF Ew York each the Of 80"
tnsy FOR ,r years toe 6s ps,ueo BE- msds 10 ysn
altar the tCsaOs ocab also s1ouc there be soy further SUI
plr n. executors may sbd shall pay sppy
ueb - S as 10 ihe d,sreoo the, soa thai it and proper
soee for the of iooiseat rep'cioe
sccistT or oc.s.-ioter ding to sve Discretionary power
the executors but a. that the same shall 10 ooecs
lie executors FAMED in the will after proving 1t declined
Dr. etetnsp. the plaintiff in this son OF
.on bro hsi Of Dr B. si. BsrthIOp the widow p.iaaa
soci letters Of sdn mist .t,on on the estate A died
1919 eavps will and her two her sole heir
Dr. Bsrhrcp lefs children AID de oey hsr@stsx are
s.r'rs.dns 10 or Eat We: Of Fns;ns ifths trust, . me
real esehess 70 he Stats and The P@rs nal .sts vi
Be- dvids 0neh.f 70 Mar Bo5:or b. s.sL and hs' si
srit. o. believe b.ye been entered o. the char
re- rh:s w' r. oS s-S y s ,As
ofetsy srd the nett Of KIN &c that the VIM es De
dared Id ., ls.ts said charitable beaIss &c o, the
srcund hat the clause, uncertain sud yssue The cs'e
called en- to day To be ssIassd Ss .at. sor a ar
s,a.pt Bcn.crs A. urdeibl; for the People Lsoasra La
tbrop D,rufy 0eners and MessIs John a. Rsy-
uods AID JoseTh Biuft
Ia cBAsBERs-Before Jude NORRIS.
EMPIRE CITY BANK
Dennis Esrrs *. Tie bee,iFs Of Empire CITY BsnS
Motion for n return OF mortgage OF e2'oo0 on
property conner Du-ne sud Greenwich executed ~ p
oner D. NUS sad wife 10 tns Empire CITE sank
,pd delivered Bssk o. an srcemen msde
In November ihst ssd bs-k would deliver 10 ssd prans
opor N sour CT r nor ths hss offered return said
,.ck but the Bank has rfrssd 70 receive snd return 70
"a ia ftrshs
m ave h, rsts for az eau. which the Bssk sso
hods spd tbs nsarsase rsafsrrd By tbs Cnsro
Of Conn ttte Of the Bank 70 tas united S'es
Irr.. Co .tte Receiver - parton OF the ss'1
The Judge ssfe ed isn6esnt questions a. % Tue . ',ve
or. skips such sgrseme1t Tor 90 oafeose OF
goss snd the ubssa5,nt giving OF hs po"s ~ 20
whether view q e-ssVs - 20 me spp-p,
80 ~ rrr.ry Of the Bank Sc The judge eo2si1sfed
here ssJ the y.ioty Of N. noease ma" DC
shes |. In .ie foreclosure s1it Motion denied
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IAdyertisemAntl

Have YOU got it If not, go at once TO RooTs,
No 353 Soadwsy ard Of those magnificent PHoro
csAPHs lze on canvas made hers All soru o. pictures
il am weather.
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ale Offering great Inducements to purchasers OF the above
soods AL kinds OF - .Ld0w Shades m.ds 10 order Our
o,ror manufacturing cies saab- - keep cha rspats
ton always hsd-of being tbs cheapest house Ia he
States
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-21

GEORGIA ARoUSD.-B. o. Hattox, Esq, chival-
rous son of Georgia, purchased a watch at private
sale at No 80 Broadsay and paid $40 for it, With an
eye to speculation, he had it snclioned at No lao
Broad wsy but it brought only $50 rne twenty rdn-
away dollars were faithfully delivered up through
Officer Mckinney, and the Union was saved this
time.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-21

CARPTTJNGs

CARPETISGs, OIL-CLOTHs, &C., in every vari.
ETY. End the very loves, prees for cash vevs, Tapestry,
SPY Ingram Carpets from suction. OCloths ~ feet
wide and unesr. WIN. ROW.. IT, No ~ Haison It,. near
Spring st.
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Advertise ment |

TIVE NEW HAMPSHIRE MAMMOTH GIRL
Til uly great at BARsuas Mg.eao attracts oro -ds
citizens. The girl wtshs pounds and 10 stu growing
Quite ,bls sbd good looking woman 100 saPero Ph
forna5css TINS fths play OF MosIr) 1t Bar
nVns and ~ EvrsIss -h~nT.s OssaAss DksAh 10 to
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-21

TossISG RocKs-A resident Of the Seventh.sv.,
between Fifty second and Fifty third Sta, complains
fba, bis house is bombarded fro rock blasting about
$50 feet distant stones weighing 500 pounds crashing
down through the roof. The contractor had better
20 to Sevastopol.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-21

TUESDAY, Mach so-P. L
There has been very largo baslness 10 Stocks ~
day, with Hucnssing prices. bat generally ahewss =
considerable reaction On yestsrdsys prices "ssa -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-21
DOI0GS ar THE MAYORS OFFICE.

TEE EEw RUN ORDINANCE The ordnance / a.
Io-ipg fne Of so on ign r-deslers Tor every sla"
Of liquor soid by them Oh Sund5y which vas passed
by The Bo-id Of Aldermen on Monday eyonog. hiss
received the ,igns ure Of tbs Mayor, and wilt be on
forced 10 every case where sale is proved. Tnis Law
Will superrede the necessity Of COOPERATION on the
part Of the Aldermen IL will be altogether t,o ex
pepsive, where Licences cannot be revoked, to pay
slo FOR every glass cold.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-21

kitty & FERGUSON,
NJ. acol k,..ax.x and a Raa1saf

WINDOW SHADE MANUFACTURERs
porers Gilt Cornees Lace and Muslin Cursias Dana
Buff 4 ol.Id &C.
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by Mr. s'oors. their teacher. Section A. s.nr. was
mos, rg'diy ovohsu'ed in Algebrs BY Prof Looms,
Il the Ne~.York Urivsr.ry. THIS cis-s sas;a'nsd
iseh with lie r;usi shiiity. Mr. Gubsrt exa aimed
ts Gas. A. Jc, on Ari-hne;is. Toe no1ss
ol~rani' Wa crisin,l and we'll sustained. Msssr,.
heKeen and Hunter examined the Senior Cls.s in he
pru epts IF Grsmmsr and Psrsi,g After ~hi b
Mr. Washington NJ. Smith, Mr. Doaoe- successor,
reviewed The lads Ia Boos keeping. Tee exercises,
a. regards The boJs were ended with the sabec, Of
History. An ex'rsct from Kossuth's Bunker HUI
Ors'ioD, spoken by ono Of the boys, WA elective.
The Competitions and Ora sings Of high order.
end demo cd crest power IN l.ds 80 yourg Mr.. Ran
dali, in bis remarks s4id that, in ,tbe Mates, this
School II best be had visited during his tour
/" Of inspection" The other speakers corfosorated
u is statement.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-21

ALLEGED CONTEMPT HI COUNSEL.
On the nscton fr NJ. MoC,Bn 70 sbo~ eau'e ~hy
Ne sh 10 he rsrssed o. coatrcip' in e,nsas exseau
10 - sue ~ order h,s ene'ea for sy Of 80
eeeenss Mr. hecssn having m.se stiss thw IL 80 -
asss- - the say the as missed
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Ia cBAsBERs--Before Jude NORRIS.
EMPIRE CITY BANK.
II s coyslssrovRR's oFYrcE-MAaca2 %.

cu.rsy OF ASSAULT WITH DANGEROUS wEAroS, &c.
John Seymour spj John Brown, ssaInen OF the chi
1900. Zoo, N-rro,t Wses s,rsssd By Deput..Nsr
-. p.lr. for al ssssu, vh oar s.rous wespou tbs
at. re rip ,terr< revo sls, Brown fer
.ii.s.s l.y-eu, Com usi,red for exaniu s.ion
CHARGE oT sTABBISG.
Adolph Gee, steward Of the ship Hampton, was ex'
srred On etre Of ssbts the mate IN the b,ut In chs
liver seed beles Anw.Tp daring tbs voyage 81 the vessel
70 pes Iisrpe4red that the rate had called 70 tbs q:
ara three tss to give the plot u coffee .ha
x1 rot dons words ersred snd the parties zrsoped ae
mate s.tpg the steward down aud stksg him IN tbs nc
eas.pf bleed The then wbea the assa
duw biz brife; The ran srd ths stewsft fol oss,
s.bbe5 him the msts shrieasd bat the wosno ~
Prove be very The seeused com MY. r.
wp. scl~eu appeared for the United States saa NJ
ming for defersA
z. Q. DISTRICT COuRr-NAacH ~-beso" Jus" "-
DECISIONS. -r
Oliver h cisrt sst. rhs seen s,Ty 20 pt;i;c IA
BY the owner Of the tow, 49, r. s1,;.,o. IL
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fASvsrdssnsptl
LxARY & Co., Art Hatters and Vendors 70 ueo'
a.... stocss. Astos Hosss. Brosdwsy, Nj.
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A CnIyALRoUs ONSLAUGHT UPON AN IsoFFEs-
sIvE CoLoRED MAy.-A Southerner attacked
Henry" the boot-blsck at the Irving House, yes
terduy afternoon, with huge bowie knife. But for
a coal scuttle in the hands of Henry" he would
have been made mince meat Of The chivalrous
Soutberner was arrested and escorted to the Tombs.
His name we did not procure.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-21

The ComMIssIosERs OF POLICE met ycsterfiy
sfte rnoon in the Mayors Onics, and examined appi
carts for sppoin men, rs Policemen, TO fill vacancies
low e,slicg ia the Second, Fourth, Seventh, AMI
Eourtet 18th Wards.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-21

OUTRAGE urox A FEMALE Robert Wilson. keep
ips large carving esabsnert In TeGts e. YESTERDAY
b. Mr. Semlsr Of the Enlsn oeputu sn GA com
II.t fzsbsth Breshtel German wo MAJ vn, ena,t.
ths. on h establish hosin>ss tns
he reovesd Der walt sn he h~d p.d Of hs hssSs sac
hsvirs Scre co. s>ssned and her person
r.se1 vss ToDhs and 0mittd ust a
zoe could bs hsl to-day. tefcre Jsssss OsSorn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-21

STAsBryG AFFRAY.-A man, named John Crsns
va, .sbbed N ii, ,o-ebesd with sne. While 10 hset VT
Nm Lag on. Aonssy evening, ~ hon-e 10 Cnt
ban o. Lsvtcn srresd sed locked up BY J.snce ,n
Nv ard Ctpe red his wourds dresed as the City fs'o
vhele be " IL be detained - witnesL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-21

Po,soyrp FATALLY BY EATING HiN.-Anothe
OF The Germ rs who eat ham which poison s-oerst
Surirs n. AID yesterday az hs restene No.
Wet TbiIt, third 1t This Is Ire tnhd Who has die
from ,s;Ias Of the cams Ian AID thes others ss0as
H. bot base recovered Coroner Hilton viii hold n Inc le'
upon he bsoy Of tbs seessssa to-day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-21

TIE ever-vivacious Bsrnum, keen to the l.s in the
pur-uit Of novelties and eccenbcities, has Issued
the circular which we suhoin, and, what IL s,rsngest
Of all has induced the ladies, whose given
to consent to plsy part in this absurd performance
Indeed, it is difficult to con ,eve Of anything mora
RIDICULOUS than such display Of babies, contending
for the prize Of fstness 10 themselves and of fecan
city ia the msferDai authors Of their er,,ence. How
ever, told by the voice Of experience that the
fools not all desd yet and it is possible that
hundred women may be found vulga ard silly enough
to espo;e their Innocent aud uckless offs png at such
public fair. Here is the last effort OF the Yankee
Democritus:
GB.ND EAIloSAL BABY SHOW. AT BlssuTs American
MUSEUM II EEwYoEy JUNE 6. =, sud g. 1855 -r~snty.
one Premiums amounting 10 al TO over 81 600 In enh
portion Of the nom. 10 BE- given II preferred In Gold
or silver Plate 81 rs exact cost
Tbi. baby the fst exhibition Of the had held in
New York vll be children, under years Of sse
from Ell parts OF The word
Retiring ICONS cradles. SC will be provided for one hun
dnd bsbies srd 'hei attendants
The Proprietor OF the American Hussum will Pay the fol-
IvipR o b. bes exhibited Gs above:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-21

RAILROAD AccIDrST.-An unknown Irish woman,
who wss walking on the railrosd track at Central
Morrisania on Friday LAST, struck by the engine
of the Nev.Haven train which leaves the City a: u
O'Clock, and ipstsphy killed. An inquest was held
on the body at Thorpson's Hotel, Upper M,rrssois,
the same evening, when the Jury e1ooerated the en-
gneer from blame, it shown that the whistle
wss sounded. the speed Of the train checked, aud
every possible means taken to warn her from the
track. This same train the day previous, ran over
a child al Port Chester.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-21

RrSOvER BY CITY RAILROADS -Jeremish keetou
an Irish In ant was rua over In west Broadway Asa
CAV evening 3, stb sv car and severely ioaoei he
cenve,.o by Polio. u en- 10 the New York dosptal
Roher Bslham csrtmsn While diving load Of bricks o.
the lrart OF the H.lem Railroad. Fifty Jurhst. n
oposy evening wss run into BY rsin throw from his se'
snc severely b. used TIE horse killed and the brok
IN pieces The ured conveyed the n Hsspt.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-09-27
Arrival of the Steamer Baltic.

The Baltic arrived at New York on the
18th, with dates TO September 9Th.
The week which this arrival covers is
more barren Of news than any similar Pc
riod since the commencement Of the war,
with the exception that the Russians on the
Tchernaya are again menaoing the Allied
lines; and the surmise that England, instiga-
ted by France, is about to pick qnarrel
with Naples.
From the Crimea, Gen. Simpson tele-
graphs that he is ready for offensive move.
ments again.
The Russians made a sortie, from Sebas-
topol, and destroyed some gabions.
The Russians were actively engaged in
bridging the harbor, fer the purpose of re-
moving the defences to the North side, should
the South side of Sebastopol be taken.
Rumors of new negotiations were still
current at Vienna.
The allies were building railways to trans
port goods during the winter. They were
actively engaged in preparing for winter
campaign.
General Simpson reports daily heavy
casualties.
A Russian two decker was burnt in the
Bay of sebastopol, cause by the bursting Of
shell.
The Turks had defeated the Russians al
Kars.
From Spain, it is stated that the Carlist
have not abandoned their plans to produce
civil war.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-09-27
order OF publication.

HOWARD Circuit CoURT-JrNE 9TH, 1883.
E. r. Barton, pf. ...
against , AHaehment:
Lewis Y. Bradley, oft
NTOW OF this day comes the plaintiff, by his al
~ tO.ney, and files here in Court his petitioli
rett"g eo N ~ The Ter LIANT. Lewis K. Brad
ley is indebted tp hn in the sum OF three hundred
and sefcnty.nine dclars and five cents, sith in
teresy and praying the Court that judgment be
rendered TO. that amount III his favor. Il IS or
dered Ivy the Court thai The said Lewis K. Bradley
be notified Of the commencement Of this suit and
that unless he be ana appear in the Howa. 4 Cir
cult Court g. the next term thereof to be held at
Fayette ii Howard couD,y, Missouri. OIL the first
Monday in December next, 'ad within the first
five days Of said term, and answer or demur to the
petition or the plaintiff, The same will be taken
pgoiust va as confessed, and judgment rendered
accordingly.
- cred, that publication Of this order be
T'ade IN some newspaper printed IN Howard
county, for four weeks excessively, the last in
seri.,n TO be at least four weeks before the first
day Of the next term Of this Court and This caass
is continued
60 Witness, Andrew Cooper. Clerk of on.
( , said CU'rt, under the seal hereof, a. Office
4 in Fayettc, on tbs lin day Of September
A. d. 1853:
ANDREW COOPER, Clerk.
Shackelford, Atty. for P!f. tscpi3-wt.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-09-27
TPOur town has been the scene Of son

I5%Our town has been the scene Of some
excitement during the week. A son Of the
emerald isle was addicted to cheating his
better half, jistt to make the crature. love
him BETTER" but "the boys concluded that
it would be better to reduce the state of his
system little, and consequently gave him
an introduction to the Missouri river. He
was thoroughly cooled down, coated with a
little tar, and requested to make room for 4
better tenant
A Knight Of the ribbons" got on ben
der, and desired to probe the ribs Of one of
our citizens with a dagger, but his benevo-
lent intentions were thwarted by some per-
sons who happened to be present. An ar
rest was ordered, when Jehu took to his
"scrapers, and went at spanking pace for
half annie before he was overhauled. He
was tried before Justice Dunnica, and &C.
quilted. u
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-09-27
The Democracy.

The democracy of Howard are to have a
meeting, at Fayette, next Monday. What
they propose to do, we are not specially ad.
viseL. We suppose the resolutions Of
$50 will be re-affirmed, together with the
old Platform of the party. or course their
will be some side.resolutions on the slavery
question and Know Nothingism.
The democracy OF Howard, or rather some
of their leaders have peculiar views on the
slavery question, and are in the habit of de-
nouncing all who do not square their notions
with these views, as free sellers. We hope
they will be explicit, and define what free
soiler is, and what the genuine test of dem
ocracy. If it is anti democratic to concede
the power of Congress over slavery in the
Territories, let them say so. If an admis-
sion Of the Power constitutes man free
soiler and aboitionist, we want them to say
SO. Will the leaders do it?
"Sam" and his friends may expect par.
ticuar attention, for the leaders are posted
They embraced "sam," joyfully and cor
daily, when his rapid growth seemed to in
dictate him as the future dispenser of plac,
and patronage. His family was large AM
:. ~"Nsing, and they were not blind to tn
"'''" - in-staid in-tried to rule
fact, and Wen. $1,000 -. -
but found "Sam" wsn.. NJ &C,
agogues, and they went our. Nv" a
is a bad fellow-te is proscriptiVe- w "
let man enjoy his religiOn-wont drink
beer with our beloved German fellow-citi
zens and opposes the Bulls Of the Pope
and is strongly suspected of abOlitionisn
Gas is every body they don't like and can
rule) and must be impaled! They are tn
fellows to do it, and we wait TO see hov
they will perform the job.