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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-09-15

FOR SALE.
A DESIRABLE and convenient residence situated on
n Third street, between Walnut Chestnut The
nine cellar kch-
porches the side and portico In 'front.' with
carriage house, stable The lot
feet. extending back $50 feet to alley.
Also Lots Locust. between sth and It'll streets.
TERNS-0ne pa mt in cash. the remainder in and
two years with interest. sepI2-1w W. NJ. ELLIOTT.
LOOK HIRE!
Ii BUTTS, fancy Silk 4nd W0olen Dyer and Scourer.
would inform his friends and the pabc that he has
removed his Carpenters Block doors
below Methodist Church where he will
be happy to ais customer Ladies and Gentlemen bring
your soiled garments. sepl2-1v+
VI EW BOOKS 1853
IN The Life and Adventure of Beckworth; 81
The Martins of Gre Martin. by Lever; just out; a
Abbotts Franconia Stories. complete set;
Steel Enrgavngs of Fillmore, Buchanan and Fremont,
IS each 'rf FL
L of Buchanan and Fremont;
Fillmore Fremont the Just reed
and for sale by sepI3 go DOBELL & LISTER.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


R in this place. cents line insertion
line three times so cents line week dis
eount o n Ion time.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

aa gr u 4 T E g.
lines less time 50c three times, 81
one week 81 5O weeks 81 5O month, 81; three
months 81 So six months $40; year. s5 Dscounton
Cards of lines under So
annum charge for marriage death religious notices.
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S M Y e r S

~ y p
IMPORTER WINES. LIQUORS CIGARS. oEALER III
BOURBON. Rye. MoNoNGAHELA AND REcTTED
"His HA1E on sS GshS rI. OF MAls AID
Of the RoT Ias
Wines Liqu aud Cigars ever brought this market.
tsd to Stock Which viii sold On a. aVola5
Is any HD4se sns 81
Pne.. MagloEy and otssd. Duppy Co. with
wiz Is Fine Old Madeira. sherry and superior old
eidck Wine quarts aud pint together with general
% 1id Rye Sa and a'fss
Cherry and Peach Brandies cordials. CuracO and sw
Also article of pure Ohio Caswba. and Boston
B-AIways on hand large and we'll selected stock Of
aavana. German and HOms-nads Cigars; sardines and
Pittsburgh Ale sePl5
80 ELECTION NOTICE. s2dsf
STOCKHOLDERS in the Evansville and crawfordsyille
y Railroad Company hereby nOtaed .hat he annual
Court House in the Of Evansville Monday the 9Th
Bay October next 10 MsS seq the
Enquirer c.py. & g S s.l 81 q ssrisftes
REFlNED sUGAR.-2o btls New York Crushed and
transportation. for sale by ozo SCAMP.
II for sale in lots to suit by ono .os7f
sepi9 HEo' HSSfER CO.H
900 bushels Psims Red snd white Wheat.
:ps ''f winch We WIZ pay eFRRess Co.
wHTHETE LIsgE-1so bbls reed par aatbost this day
Also 500 Sbis Grey Lime in stRFs s0I sHIs sy
AIEW MUSiC.-I00 pieces of new Music ontainiRg
VI Ballads, operate Pieces. - = - -
Short pieces for beginnerr.- -.-
A fresh supply OF Godey's Ladies' Book for Sept.
sepI3 - DoRELL & LISTENS
COTTON YARN so bag. assorted aa@hsEs igss reed
~ by sepl3 TENNEY 4 sORENSoN.
ESPECIAL NOTICE TO FAR mERS.
EoHE s. MITCHELL has in store and Keeps hand
e. large variety of AGRICp LTpRAL MACHINERY such
Months Eight horse SepaFatOFs and Powers;
do Four-hOrse do do dol
Me- D.
Ny. Endless Chain e horse) Power and Separator;
~ do do do. do do do Cleaner;
Crawfordls Clover Separator warranted clean
from 20 to 80 bushels per day;
GFavford's small OF Separator warranted clean
from Is to 20 bnsbels per day; ~ f-t-f
Bsekeys Portable Slider Mills cheap and convenient
Mili-eTery f,rmer should have oRe;
Sanford's Cutters; Corn Shelters; Reaper5
Mowers; InvertSble Steel Teeth CultiVators; q 4
AT prices that will defy competition. Orders from abroad
promptly attended to. IS EsaE sep12-lwd4w ]
q iyaf yIGKEKY JOHNSON.
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INCUR hundred of land lying in Hamilton count
= in the State Of Illinois. Terms For further In
formation enquire at EMBI0H'S Dry goods Store,
seps Main street. three doors hslov Second.
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

IN the 18th of August the parnersnip existing bstyeep
W Nc inney Cooke dissolved By mutual consent.
O. McKINsEr all debts owing by the late hrm AM
becomes the purchaser of e. A. Cookies entire interest in
the Merchandise heretofore owned By them IN EvSnsvs
Ind. lua5e. jfrz q. MCKINNEY.
sep3-tf Z. A. COOKE.
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H0FFEE.-lo0s sacks Prime reed per Arksn TraYel.
~ er. and for sale by sep3 PRESTON BROS.
EsR-5o boxes w. R. Cheese reed and TOP sale By
" sep4 PRESTON RRAS.l
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GREAT BARGAINS.
READl CONS DER!l ACT!!t
HAV for sale 81 choice building Lots Lamasco City
Il "a have ofer for sale before
separately They comprise the property in the
city. Prices low. Terms easy. Cali and see
s.,..-.s .-.= At Gopeland's Exchange Bank. E
NB-Afew Of these lots will be exchanged for Brick
nlaatararay ll-2m
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FNHE Yandsrburgh County Agricultural and Horicultu
u raj Society viii hold its regular monthly meeting
Saturday next. full attendance requested the cleo
ton of for the ensuing will place The So
ciety will meetAt Crescent City Hall at o'clock B.
order of the President. p. HORNBR0OK.
sep4-2t secretary.
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Grand President of the Council of KY
MANSFIELD, Sept. 8, 1856.
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WETE beg to inform the Ladies in
Wv particular, that ready show you Of
the g-andest displays in FANCY STAPLE DRY GooDs
offered this mark We busy Co
give description of stock Suffice
that Of Ladies' Dress Goods such French
and En- gish Mernos oolen Paids black SiIs
De anes Mantias Shaws the richest French Embroide
ries Silk Bonnets Ladies' Misses and Children Shoes
Damasks and Embroidered Window Curtain Calicoes,
Gnghams Elanneis Linssys. Jeans Domescs and
thousands other articles
be any whether STYLE quality price,
still adhere motto-'SELL CHEAP ANDS HEAP''
Gall everybody the Main
of First sep5 .slFuta E R0SER. BRO. & FREY.
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KEEN q pRESTOy

KEEN a 1.EkESHON
receiving their Fall and Winter stoci
goeds embracing variety merchandise they
have usually kept. a+'- ~ -
We offer the trade the largest and best selected stock
have got styles suburb and prices low
No merchant ought visia this market this Fall without
examining our stock pleasure to show our choice
Of goods and whether be will leave
better and pat riot the beauty
the styles and combn atoms gay rich eoIo
display Of the best American anufactories will make him
feel prouder of his country.
sep6 KEEN & PRESTON.
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FIRES.


FIRE IN CANAL STREET.
Last evening fire broke ont in the restaurant Of
welding Nash in the basement of the building corner
Of Canal and sullivan streets, but the flames were
-ubdued before much damage occurred 1t appears
that workmen had been engaged in putting in larger
gas main, but not completing the work before dark
they had put in small bit of pipe and cemented it
over. From some defect other the gas escaped
end gnited thus setting fire 10 tae building. Mr.. Nsh
Tad his hands severely burned in attempted to extin-
quish the flames before the iremen arrived. LOss
about so Messrs. W. aud n. are insured for 81 800
in the Lorilard Insurance Company.
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CyS1RrvtILE COURSE l.. Iuesdoy,
Oct g lS56-Mstch -, co., three mile heats In mar
ness
: Burrs b. NJ Lady Woodruff .........."...
II. Woodruf's b. III. LAZY Suffolk ..'.....'.'' dist
Time ...8:2J
Same D0g-Maich 500, mile heats In harness:
C. Carts gelding Observation-Disclosures.
Time -259.
Same Doy-Matcn $500, me heats, best three IN
FIVE, in harness:
q sanaiss b. N Sally Miller.............. l l
L Car's e. Lady SOntss. ..............
Tine. .2:f5-2:f0L-2;tL
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CITY ITEMS.

The Eighteenth Ward Republicans assembled at
their Headquarters Monday evening, in pursuance
of public call and unanimously ratified the Charter
nominations. They olso unanimously approved OF the
nomination of Geo Opdyke for Assembly, and Abrau
Wake1nan for Congress. Addresses were delivered
BY Col. Snow and by Messrs. j. p. Fitch and Henry
Brewster
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ITO By coSTfSrEp.l

SUPREME COuRT-sPEcIAL TERx.-0cr 3.-Beiofe 'uds~
ROosEyELT.
The PsTf Bank Robert Dsvs and l. D. Fredrich
1hk motion for a receiver OF Dsyss properly sed
une,ion restraining him and bis ss.<nes from m,fns snT
cispO-iion thereof Gysed today The rsrh na. as VI
be Numbered Is the Superior Cocrt afaase
Davis for oyerdrswDg bis tsnk accounts On 'eS eica CO.
tain worth ess cAes IL. claiming eD.cG 10 AL
An oxdeg cot. re6 grating re oSvse"oo ss&eo w.
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ADVERTISEMENT
Ir - NOT A DYE.-Prof WOODS HAIR RI

TcR.TyE dye the hair, but returns 10 IT. on,n.
color prevents it. falling out, and even restores II on bsA
h,sds
TIL Albany Atlas AID Argus 1T Is Of the besf
offered the public and II the directions
r. sourn'ey followed. will cfec all the propuofos
frou.t
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DC he in tina! eOcsr, in shch lie vii mt Gu! suoA
things So came wi his observation worthy Of c'Sy'
ING into or own irssaatiops, particularly upon ID
ioot Of educsti, o, h.S,ne visited large nun ~
school, Of al gracts, bsh in country and tows
viii slso cmbody in,ere-;'ng hist, neal matter.
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arrested Monday evening boy fourteen yess OF Ne
sme ol Treamy whom he detected Ia the at Of picking
tie Of Mrs Bsb Broomer The younsste had seme
wS tried hard TO him from the hsnds OF inc
r tu they did succeed and he taken 10 the fatos
IoLr, and loo ked
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fAdvsrtssment
Abrams CELEBRATED PLATFORM AND

Cou,TyR Scups-so than one hundred different modsca
t, adapted to every required operation OF wsn< to- se
BY . fMsBMKs n Co. NO ''' o''"'"V'
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lAdv.rtisemenf
"PvRg RELIGION AND UNDEFILED' harmo

MFRS with hence the Clergyman who understand
he ri pecuste- OF his people adapt his eseh
ng- capacities aud wants Esaninssor" ssss
Y Sir. FowLEg, No. SOB Broadway
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RrnGL,Rr In RLEEckEK srREKI.-On Monday


evening nan ph ecreed himself In the fancy
OF NJ Oeight No 30 Blocker street. and aitet tie
closed selected about $50 worth OF a-es aud en-
broder, which he passed out Of window 20 some con
who live. above ue store heard the NOISE
maze the Tssssge the goods aud down NJ this mo-
,ut which the goods had been placed w drives
raydy SWAY and Cox He'd into the Tie pursued
and lceuAn Do CLARK the Ninth Ward stopped him he
was YESTERDAY taken before Justice Fsndrrau aud committsd "
prison No trace has yet been obtained OF the stolen sood
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G., g. o. g.. u, he Importing business On Inquiry
ypeher the above statement. signed BY e VS. oos
90, 10 Ls own knowledge be r,Pnso' - 60 h"t Know
.sy, IL is VI James ThompsDn we person re
tied Is storney forth defendant and also Tor Dennistoun
WOOD Go. ~ DILL our. l.. l.
III, - Inc so1 psnsnts ceendsnt, Il r. Wight
@ ~ ~" .sriiDg of he partnership u iIh, Bros Their
oi,.I ws ooohsf their own halt borrowed from thru
-, nd listers large part b-ins the formers dover
A. 70 I'M. deaJEl. vita Dsnni.fpun Wood Co. witness
,s.o ,iar he the in Vesey sunday Ap
d v. hi. porter bled in packing euahroders acss
~ raka entry II them They Je.ey City
ard back The firm received any II
rl.. .Oods from DensstouB Wood Co. whom they "a
sI.eui.e A.shmsnt, who their bankers, furnishing
tL sth ers o credit AID receiving cola e security IN
;t- shape Il bills receivable and ,Ood Witness also stated
that lesse OF the store given Dennstoun Wood
Co worth $500 the value u tee stock bought from Hsrns
Farrell worth $500 $500 payments
usde % DernlsioUD, Wooi Co 10 yearly 5000 exclusive
u tie Jsr'ey City food I'll the balls receivable IN he
aida OF D.nnslOun Co.
Ito CONTINUED
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ANCIENT lssrurTIos. - The two hundred -
twenty fourth son.y,lsary Of the School OF the Re
formed Dutch Chur,h will be held at 6, O'Clock ths
eve nh &. in he Church IN Ninlh street, few DON
eaI OF Broadway.
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HoNRIRK DTArH-ASorHER BURsING PLsW
AcCmEsI.-Mrs. MFenda Hazard, a native II III
city. 81 years Of age, died Yesterday at her rcsdcoss
in Eghty+hird street, corner # +, urh avenue fSm
lie effects of burns received or THURSDAY last from tho
explosion Of can OF buruine-auId Il appear. sbat
she was ergsged in filing lamp from csn Contain
ing tie fluid when the fumes took fire from a candle
which she placed too near, and an instant e1plosoa
WAS the result In a moment her clothes were in
Maze snd She screamed for h.p. Her son cams
to her sssistarce bu. before the fire could be exts
guished his mother wss fatally burned Coroner Hins
h,d an ques, upon the body, and the jury rendered
yeniict of accidental death.
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Advertise ment

WOMEN AND CHILDREN may have Phrenoogieai
e,an with charts and written descriptions OF ohsrss
ter daily by Mr. fowler No sos Broadway Private rossn'
for Gentlemen snd Ladies'.
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DEATH 81 DRowsISG. -Au inquest Va, yt7o'uA y
tedty Coroner Cuuery upon ,h body q We
q irland u yea. Of S.e who lsSi ss.uus'
Afciteu ay m iro ths DO from Pier No. East kysf an.
~ tsxLeS TIE yredct Of dc yvyy was Ae dseis sesia
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LECTURES BEFORE TIE NEw-EsGLASD SOCIETY,"
The officers of the New-Engand Society have made
arrangements for brief of popular lectures to
be delivered in the Clinton Hail. Astorplace. The
flint le ture of the course will be delivered the 18th
Of November, by the Hon. George p Marsh of Yer
mani formerly United States Minister Resident at
Copstaptinople Mr.. Marshs theme Will be En-
iceland New and Old" The other lecturers engaged
are Richard II Dana jr., of Boston, the Rev. Samuel
Ossood. d. d., of this city; the Hon. Geo Lunt Of
Boston the Rev. John S. c. Abbott of Brunswick,
Maine: and the Rev. A. l.. Stone Of Boston. The
Anniversary Of the Society occurs December ~ and
will be commemorated by the usual dinner at the Astor
House.
PAvIyG PARK PLAcE.-The work Of laying the
Belgian pavement in Park place. between College place
and Church street, was commenced Yesterday. The
contractors have undertaken to DO the work for 81 IL
rer square yard75 cents less per square yard than
was maid TO the other contractors for similar work to the
Bowery.
AsorHER PoLIrIcAL Row II THE FIRST WARD.-
On MONDAY night, several individuals connected With
the two factions Of the First Ward Democracy came
into violent collision in Whitehall .treet and knives,
clubs and ps,oL were freely used. Edward Kennedy,
Of No. State street was knocked down, beat with
club ard had lie head and face terribly cut He
made a complaint yesterday against John Powers,
Tbor. ORourke, Nicholas Bailey and others, charging
them with having wa! laid him he going home
through Whitehall street, and beaten and abused him
az shove stated. Warrants were issued for the aHest
Of the accused, but before they were served the
offenders themselves appeared at court for the purpose
Of making complaint against Kennedy, VINO tney
said, had shot Of them in the hand with Pis'o'
justice Connolly held them to bal in -" e'cn
for the assault, and refused to hear any CON-
plant they had to make.
Charles l.. Brace has returned from Europe and
will devote his attention now to the Chldrens Aid
Society. We understsnd that Mr. Brace 10 preparing
a wt<k upon Norxsy and Sweden, to Musrase dornes-
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BpOOKLrN CITY NOMINATIONS.

Tic hvouirg sre %, nJnInAiiNs o tie dILereai
n ,,., in Brooklyn al King Com y asia a. ade
CONGRESS.
ntS ra,yHsr1u. Ds-,crgf' snS isa 49, =
4 F-tdeck " Lori. Dan. g. Alec. dec h'oa-iu
80 = ''''A --'' Aen McClue I'D c. J. Jack
a. &C. u ,,s.,,, VIM N-clsv. D. L. N,FthrdP
Philip HAnlAon
ASSEMBLY.
I.Ctas.F Tuttle jim H,liord. Va Il, IA =, :"
, .ra~,J W F..,. Tho. MuE.s ga. Edaa o. PeFria-
a y Mlls.t JohnHFias Geo {. Th0mPpa
pIrTRICT ATTORNEY
R.I Dean Dr". ~ ,,1eH win.ow.
COUNTY TREASURER.
Re' Joss c'Hmry'' p'- roG. ~ ,c se'''''
sUPEsrNTENDENrs OF THE POOR.
r. ~ i Sii:; 0-" SEAL
RTss.., james Bailey De~........ Ls1 S \ Smell
gJts;liiitiE; or SESSIONS ~ '
RcPs5; S'eemAn Wisa' Deg, JOAN A. Ean'0''
MAYOR
R'YuI Francs B. SIyher De....... .S1muei Powell
hnoe'NohMg' ''''''''''''''.''.'.... .1eoise Han.
COLLECTOR OF TAXEs AND ASSESSMENTS.
In i.T' Baldwin Dew" 49, Ai,ed Wood
STREET COMMISSIONER
~ Ie99o. w Field tcn os.. Taa'I
COMMISSIONER OF REPAIRS AND SUPPLIES
RrgEb....S ?. Van Brunt. Samuel GrAaan
hH1l.-Nc IN g.....................Joh NJ Perry
POLICE JUSTICE.
PsDnb..... Daniel X Smith james X. Cornwel
haot-- NOfhiH g......................C. K AtwsteT
JUSTICES or THE PEACE
R,pvh ....... John {. smith. DsuL B. Hssbronck
DIV .JScob c. Batchley. ZAcharAh VOORHEES,.
kaar.N oA...... w. IL Nc Donald. ...Johnb K. King
CAPTAINS OF POLICE.
Diy Di1t.
i,sI smith X n and Rep. Is. teo. y. C.ss, Dem.
y, Orno.ifiou. Nm Nandcrye.r, X. "
? J. d. k,yere Repub. t.. David ). simpson. Repub
Ttona. King Dem James Powers. Dem
Csl, b Snifhn. Know Moth. Geo. c. Rogers, n
s. B,rl b. Mccain. Repub.
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pRcwSrp-RUN powS TT 4 SrE,NBoAr.-Tbe
pecy Of Thcs p.su nsvr Of iTtand ~ years 81 age 80
v..erdsv n the North River and conveyed to bis lac
csid,ce 50 sI.-t who're an inquest hssS
ut.n 4 by Coroner feu,. Ii sppesrs thS deceased we
si.l,r n IN As IL smS boat in the North River "a FRIDAY
last 81 were rul BY the eambssi Apex The boat .ss
upf ara teces,sd bng stuck hs tie psde 't the 1e1
wss kf ehed .lr,s aud drc~ ped His eonpsien 49,
.rlyf th- what The occurrence appeared 10 nave pc.
ursyo, able spd the Jury rturued verdict OF s's"n~
de.
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AKRysr oy An ALLysEp TYIyy On Monday

ARREST oF An ALLEGED TBIgF Gu Monday
uisht Sergeant Martin OF the Third District Police Court
c,iyd information that Loui, RoscnberG German, intended
breaking open sad robbng silk In BIockyu and the
mskng his escape Boston the hr train Tuesday
ns Understood further BY the officer that Rosenbess
would BE- Broadway shortly after midnight he thrrvorrs
watched bis sppeaance and succeeded IN aresns mn
but IN, fellow broke fed into Crosby street where be
WAS AIKEN by the officer aud conducted the sixth Wnd
Police Station His pockets then searched aud Soid
watch worth $50 which few hours before bad been stoses
found In them Ne then taken before usiice Wood ana
con u ted io examination II not ascettsined whetn~
or not had bru ken into the slk store ~ BroOkyn.
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Law LNI'ELZIGENCK
SUPERIOR CoURT-CHAnBERs.-Brior, Ch.ei Juss,s
OAKLEY.

SUPERIOR CoURT-CHAmBERs-Belor, Chief Jussss
OAKLEY
MORE FISAsClAL DIsCLOsuRys.
Jean J. Suffer & al. AT Thos Y. Wight n.
Tbis SUIT which is one of ten or twelve Of q simila<
chna,;r exciting i" interest In oil street and eds
fair rival the Huntington affair a. revelation OF sa~P
The present proceeding is under the act .sain. fraaduss
ab.coldps aud other debtors known " The st~e Act and
pei the defendant to account To- h, eritess
81 hs Ps 1's now i Illinois With the book.
hTn. ,.. T., h,,.,,... on,v fran, Lamar, IN Ana
90 Say. bu, from Mr. + P wight. own invent y
Of h Effects and schedules Of his liabilities. remarkable dis
crepauey spp' ara between the TWO.
lTmnA, pair, P'n''
CHpe,bss. II Shuts.
jfroes Coat, 8 .nits Under clothes.
3Liren Goats, 7cnya'
An Interest in the coparne.hip Wight Bros. hops.
e.siy solvent to which it believed j. s. Sullivan Of New
Th sae .s s~ id At one time v: in Twenty third .r
and keep and pair but they do not appear in the In
SCHEDULE o, LrABLIrrEs
The firm D.Isoun Wood Co. shout: sTW ~
A. collateral security for part Of this CLAIM the
.aid D., " ( Co., hold certain promi.'or, notes and
bills exchange, but Of tho ar14pnt thereof the said
Jan. T. p Wight about. Son %
Edint urgh glasgow Bank about 1909
Hem ~ and otSer' about i c
j., A. and SpJ J.esb 5000
Matthew Dunn.tt aud another .............." eb 70
Daniel Macarthur and Others. lol5 u
James 514 -
R,b,rt b. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Hs -
Lane. Broy. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. SOL So
Ma.thsv Dupn1,t and apoher.................. st 70
Mar ~ Duuu..f I'D Observation-Disclosures. f2 a.
H., .t.cb AID 3st rs
IsuSi, pr ...........,................ voc 20
L.. P,,.ns .. sS IS
y ri.cb nd .u,,tber ........... 395z ~
= W o., '........,. i57 ~
Total ......................s7l.osos s
Pe,ides these, two actions commenced atAL"
tie defendant, which, If successful leave him ia iuf
Their debt; ts,A
10 10 = , n'tai'., ......... $50 -
~ y hl.ens gu, gu :. ~. - ........ 10 70
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-29

Charles l. Brace has returned from Europe and
viii devote his attention now to the Chudreas Ala
Society. We understand that Mr.. Brace 10 preparing
a wosk upon NOrxsy and Sweden, to Nustrsse dones-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-29

ATTEMPTED SUICIDE A girl NJ years OF age, named
Henrietta Wilson. found late on Nonia, nsht ytns to
sinsth the pavement m Greene sreet ~" was 'Asa
Police station. sui attended BY Dr. Jones
OF IL. Police sa Who aimed that she Ia AIKEN m ounce
udlnum The poison extracted aud the girl wa par
tiallN rc,fored.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-29
ANo1Nln CnAReK on toNekRn AaNNsI OsrKss.

ANoTHER CHARGE oF FORGERY AGAINST OsrRss-
DLRAro,hsr complaint for frgery made Yesterday
Daniel Os rser under charge OF ns
iDI 1850 worth of Curtis Bean. bann,es
The last complaint made hS Mr. Lacius Hart
Of Ma iand6 Buug slip, Who that the tlth ms
O.u prs'nted him what PurpOrted TO o. ~ ordes
gueG by G met Nightingale Of Prov,euce l. tot ~lS
tin Tie pposed 20 be- scnUine and tho
tin delivered 20 Ostr-ud.r but subsequently ascer
sncd b. forgery OsiTsnieG Is broker in METALS dstns
business Ia Gisey's building.