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The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1856-04-23

BOOTS, SHOES AND -BRDGANs, of every
description and quality, for gentlemen, ladies',
misses, boys and children. A fresh stock, Just
eeyed and fer sale very low by
e.,
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1856-04-23
r. d. WALKER,
Commission and Forwarding Merchant,

Lower Warehouse, Fulton, ARKANSAS.
GOODS sold Oh commission, and advances made
VI on merchandise left in my care.
Refer to any Of the merchants Of Hampstead, Pike,
or Sewer countless; or TO 3rander, McKenna & Hub
bard, Lloyd & Frierson, g. Smith, A. g. II. Block,
New Orleans. april g. "
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1856-04-23

EsANCY STATIONERY Y, Of every description for
l sale at r. II. NORRIS drug store
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1856-04-23

g y gt3z@T ~ q 8 DIED $3.50
On tire 2lst inst, THOMAS MELVILLE, aged year
infant son Of Dr. and Mrs VIM. H Williams.
u On the 2lst inst, Mr.. JOHN KERLEY.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1856-04-23

nuINlNE-Pnr and fresh just received and for
NJ sale at 4. III. NORRIS drug store.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-05-07
Edtucitscr u. SGser,

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Standardization pcn
Tlrrbraepaltsn, DreI6maIhinsm gBclI4fcrnl6"
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&c unp alien anpern Sauern 0rrGtbeH
8snadribtiarn cbrtrbirtist ooS YutltnaI ooB Bo IS
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tpeldr attsitet ipenn er MIR nit eNem 19pahs
en- SrR an Der 0aI9ine brfelttgt n
CE5F FgaSrn peIdpe etrpas in unitrm SVb nStbi9
baesn, rne9 ssu ibrem @crtbcit wsnn fs&si uns
anrufsn.
Durth pduEh ,fkport,iuo ibrer @rfb6fte I6Npic
recbtmdgiee 8Soykmno. bcNsn Ie ibrcn pclIcn N:
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amer bant6ar Md dwsrosu.
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SkNnt s. SdSer.
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-05-07
GtWaS Wi6tt9eal

AlS 2eiIcnS<0rice lit nun in 8rnt!
0te,,raec III nun, rpsr lru eiqrcr ptrtauftn, SS
los9 @ lct nit? eogst otcr frttlt bicS Scbsn wic :
'p p'n sTersrtSn s SSSS Oem @'ss t5S pS" *
bort bic " ~ -
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-05-07
Stiefel mmb G6mDclt.

Gr be cinSn 9rcGrn @crratb fttnsr ci9tnrn SRA:
nutattur %f 6ano, 81 nSlhcm CT brlidnei9 bin;u:
tu9t uno ntbt lrtttd ct tporrantirt aus ben bctEn
gaerlattn trfIrti9t u itiu, uno poe Iic eaucrbaft
hnn. aus Nrts Guupeu: u:Irtcten wtrbcu auf gt:
ltslIun9 psrfirll9t- Gr mduitbt Die Nufmrtlamfeit
defenders auf fttne ecrrtitbs Quspobt ron Srsnib:
Solh, fctttn srbolttnp ltntrn, unb ftrrtr ouf zen
llmitano, oag or Ole 0tstt ots GborlI5 g. gEitnon,
rrn gbtlaotlsba, ais %cs.paun. ftb suscsiautt hat
unttr eEtn Nutldbt - ef' Gin srfObrnrr GjsfhSfts:
mann iit-als 4rtritru rcrrittt rprrStu. Or ffiblt
baber prrilbtrt boS ?tGc bsfritelt prreeu fSnnrn
81. 8.-2(Ge Grtcn fhmorSt lin forbor eolfinos
fnO cbenfaGs an philadelphia 4rttsu oct ibm ~ &c
balteu.
2(Hcutoun. Npril l6. nobp
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-05-07

rrcl6es lTe In ben Climb Iebt, Irltene Belpessrdns
be su iGrrn &unben, 6eim @'rcbs unp &leinsgers
fauf ju pffcrtrcn.
@rcGe aufmrrtTamtcit purce bcc6abtet in Der
lusluabl alS Al ben St(eS, Der S-uotitdt uno Den
GrSGen-lrltt GrSgsu bic iitb am 9clten ci9nsn fir
oisen eon0ts:Sbeil.-S ojeltr 5nibt fno mir i'm
stanes teErrs 3ufrisosnbrit iu eanotcbrbaltGrn 81
ecbsn, ais it ir9cup in Ybil0OC!pbta recr @sppcrt
trbolttn.
Sn @rr6iuoune mitbsm rti9cu III cs unIcr 9Buufb
bic luhnertIamteit beS SubtiFumS auf ole Sitter I'M:
trSr c9Cnsu S0ouuiatur 81 Isntsu, pahrnp fdr ais
ItaGrn-brittbcnb aus
Manns, Snatrn, Sun0en unb Stinbrr @rcten,
Sip. &altsGiororcp, @atent gepsr, 8endlte
Sufitin uiib arpcNte Stiefel unp grc9ans ;
Gpn9ress unb 8nEpf, ,@aitcrS, Mpntertes unb
Srfcrb 1its. = Damcn, W0rs unb Sinprr
&al6, Sip unb Wprcero 2ace Stiefel - Suss
tin unb Srnny gtnbs, Gjle6faaS Yntent ees
Der, feline casting unb StaIirntlae Sud e'ai'
ters, rpn SsrI6ieomen 6arten.
S5ite SSItc ! $5Itc
gBir parcn aud ltbr lrr9fGuio in Der uusrabt
unIrrss Strds Sdte fir ben Srtibttn9 uno ben Com.
msr.-g8ir batSn Gin itbr IbIuSs uno pclIltduoiats
0IrrttmSut pcn Scft .pdtsn fur asrrsu, 5natsn uur
Sun9c
uneren Selpcne 0VtSn UNIV 9HCtSeauten s0ute to n:
nen feline rcn pcridttn Site uuo Sheubeit in oirIer
staSt ;ur SSitc ocltrut wsrecn-inrSrn lie aNe auf
8ctcaauo curb Die msiit foibicnottsn Iotsmader in
philadelphia psrftrti9t wGrSen
{ Strp6 >@iiter "
l. - eiSItr 6inftbt wsrosu tuir pom tttnem Stat:
Imete suFsrbolt ben orrgsn StaNtCu utsrtrcfsh--
@ "CTr StHa'G Icbr srcF, tsltetsnN aus:
"'aher, Gnabea ,nb Suuarn 9anamas, Marica'
W. S1hprn, 9eprtr, Srrmette, palmIeaf
'sgaoa unb Mi&i9ans, II. 10.
Stet Dan s-XSutn 0inbsr Sodts unS esa
bern 9asPS"'e a mic audi gNidss Slots, unb eaeirt
On inner i, aHSt,.m i 9ampSu, Srunts uno Carpet
81. g'~2uiE J bic 81 gut nnO oCuitdnbt9
-, So,S, -, Nv, ofTr, Sitter wtresn on GoufIsutt
fen atsrtaGsn.-Quirrae 9tSm CIV SGev!n9.y ytsl' W
ten ~sbe prcmptt 1ufmrVftrri 'SrEsVs ErSo[ttn O''
~ N".N".H tt'' o 80 uo6r
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-05-07
Of Stabtratb srn ct. Warp's, an
bas Wutlifum ,

oiCmit piro tslhsini9t, bog, oa mir cen rcn Der
" o9ewap 8autrsi uno Slcblrn Gcmpaone
9csi9netcn eOnoitrib srintlit untcrltt botsu, mir
ott SbtlrCrun9tn otritt6su Gcmpa9uis ais ribti0
1noEn. gSlr hnbtn, oaG osr 8cesn Rom frubt6ar:
lttn it-oa6 8cblsn uno Giftusrj in unrrfhSpflibrn
S.uantdten eurtb ocn ean;en Diltritt leeGn-oe
9auTstGn in rcr;d9lihsm Stano iino uno bic sn=
teIlt9cntt uno ba6 @roeibcn oes 8clts pcn ocm be-
frttoi9cu Gbaratter in. g8ir miTsn, ba6 feline oC.
lunorre @t9Gno i'm Saat ilt, uno 6etratbtsn ie ais
Vnsn mdnfbsn6rsrtbrn Srt Der IicorlaiIuu9.
@irmotbm Siss Grtlaruns, rpsilrpir slauCsn. Sus
S'sls ms otcn edneSrsirn untstannt nN, uno burcb
un'rs &'rhsn6 pGs Ge9snt0noGs fine mir btfricoiet
miro. ''''''' ''''
Satc0 s, sdafsr, &c Sc. eanbmrdsr. Ct gQOro's.
Charles subr, YrSlecnt Der 9Or Ct. 9Poro's.-
SCbn @tttb, Gtisb o,s garsusb &atbs, 81. Go:
rp'S
3. .. NBri9sts StieO Oss so'rousb &atBs, et.
Slarps.
5ant Snbab, GIiso bsS 8SrruSb @atbs, st. SRA.
rp'F.
Dies tcfbsirist cos bic cbiacu fduf 5rrtn acoen.
parti9 banoclnee 9'atbeslitcer Der StaptSt gSarps
@If Gauntn, fno, uuo 0aP Sbsss ibrs si9subanoiat
lInttrfbrilt III.
Bum 3tu9nig otiTctttn bate id mcincu gamsn nm:
teri)rtebtn unb bas 1mtsiissd tti9cft0t uno id,
9sts otr cbi9sn @mpfbIun9 ntius pSai9e 3uiimn,.
un9.
Gbparb Babel,
5aupt 8trgcrmtiittr ucu Sr. gYorp's,
Glf Gcuntn, pn.
St @arr's, 30. NPril 1856. 2nO
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-05-07
ShRnen hub ippblfeilen Sitter

bort Die
Shbnen h,b ppblfeilen Sitter
an6lidst 70 rsracfst ih2taes onOsrs, unO ronact an
tauftn, ruttI tbr tbcrtht ftblsn micn. lctalo br
Die Sitter ltbIt uno Die nieSrtn UrtGsn kSrtt, ooe
ca 9Eo ju eEroltntn' cptr j. crpartn 1T, bsi rem
gSeibnrr in Srrrmtout.
@r III trt ron philadelphia ,urhsosfcnmcn nit
ctrpa S2500 gScrtb pcn cen wcblfIlithuno GbSntcn
Sitter fdr Oamen uno ,Srrtn, oit nceb IL in sho
@auutp 9ctcmmen fiuo
Or bat mob ciurn 9rrFln Stcf ncn 3atun,u unS
Samns ouf oano scbatt wclbcn CT an 125 bis Is
9ents pertauftt-icet aber nil er ibn abIaI1eu fir
st Gents bic gore.-SerTSumt rs eobcr nitbt ca:
etts, ecnn clhs @ttc9eubcitn, Die @dcr 70 pcbflil
'"fEbalttn nnoet ibr 9aui6 uur itltcn
=, bot gang ntie .6attunc ;u Gents Die Garb-
mo"S " Gin 9rCFEr Stct Ginsbams fir nur 61 bic
Ss,ds 49, 'et cub Seiben: 8arrt9e fir 20 @tnts-
p'm"IS ~ {. wv Strimps uuo 6anoIhubs pslcbc
~ S.S ~ ~ EGnts has oar ptrtauf Sdr
~ o,,rS sut :. oSisn Stcif fit nur G4 Gents
ilmtre, Sud- II. IL. F''" "1''''''' S"l
OrpSerie,2
5udsr prrfouft Ct eincn Cent prblfe,.,. -. s....
& de- Stun III Sure 3rit fir SiIbeSS ", ,cu.k'
len fir uur Gin Cent cos Stdd-9ItibfaIs SSStt;t
ttim 8arrI. V'"
0E.- ?uc Nrtcn eonocs:prcbutts pcrocn auh ae,
nrnnrn IN austoulb fir g9aarrn, pcfdr Der bSbltc
Warttprsis br8ablt pire, an hem Stchr prn
s. .. g8etrnrr,
Sn Srcrltrstalin.
Ipril l6. naGp
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-05-07

6aupt 8drgcrmtitcr ucu Sr. gVorp's.
eIf Geuntg, pn.
81 gNarr's, 30. 2pril 1856. 2no
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-05-07
0rpbe Sfduberet

SSn brr Stabt 9tlcntaun.
9rets 9Rchs III elmer uuTtrcr @dr9er pcs 91abts
um CtIpa $500 tcrautt. wcretn-ottr ts mar Slid
fir Die lctrios WsuIhbst raE Tic nittt ou6 tsroutt
rpCrNcn it, inhsm 9 cfepb Strpp ieiucn
Nrurn unb irbr prblfrilrn Sar9clb
Stpbr
atrats acittrn SRcrecn crSFnt hat.-0erflte III nun
in ltucm utuen yoGult in etr pomiltcu StrnGI, Sc.
-. go wrlItt idb allen anrotben. ibr @jclo niht
tis9tn 'u IaFen, um in @Eobr gu tn ttrOut 'u wers
ocn, icnbcrn 9cbt rbns @trju9 an Scfpb Stcpp's
Wcbfilsn @ar9etp Strbr, oeuu cr BAT lcstrn 9SGRrt
etnts oSr ftnIttn ahcrtrmrutS
5ciocn aIIcr Art, Sarbcn une prriGrn,
tas man is iob.-@lribfalIs /:
edbirS' Drrb Otter, tte frnRen mcfde je in gIl-
lentaun grIcten rurten = m9rIatr 500 bCrrs
l6e Saawls BON allrn 5artrn unb Yrciben;
&attune tst Der &aurnlorma, wctIfeiter ais
je, GmtrCireS. Gin srrBrs gIlcrtemrnt SGcics
Collars fir Gnts unp auTlpdrtS, GGpirS
Strimpfs fir 81 Gents unp oufpGrts, 2aprS
glpSes fir Gents uno auIluirtS aans lcincns
Salstihrr an CT Gents uno aufrIrts, ein
IASncs enforcement Union 6alstther = riii
l0Gncs 9lUrtrmrnt BON grblci6trm unp rmScs
blc6tcm WuSln; Sstt'Sidin9. &iiGiiitrr,
SanrtiiAer, CARPETS, 6lpprs unO Sid Sels
Quher. 0teihfAuS
0ldSs iut0 GMicrS sS<Saarct,
Spic9el, tbtnfaIs Gin 9rrfrs NTcrttnRnt krtis sss
niad,ttr !Nleiocr. gan; tucbtft fir Yar9tto.
@r wClltt bobsr ju Guen uno 5eocn iassn, bnG fIe
oautbar Kin cltcu baB it nibt bcrau6t mcrrcn ino,
10 raG Sbr Die Srcucc babt. nit GurIm GScloe cbne
&tru9 nob Srkpb Stcrps mcMfritm Stcbr Al ass
bcn, uuc utbun mic ctua fis oSlftc rst 9ucu &cits
rcu aucntdun qctCrn 9ctban bat ; inem nc ihre
'o3uitr wcbl9cfiiIt bottu nit ntuen Sitter aus Scs
fspb Stcpps rpcblftiltm 8ar9clo Stcbr.-0os oonse
Ssiprdd in Der Staot mar osiftrn ltttnb pcn Scipb
Stcrps uIuen iucblfttcn Sitter.
@cr9sftt es nitbt, eag SciIpb StOrp fiincu Strbr
SbGrcn ptittr Die Stact binuutcr psrlc9t bot.
Spirpb Stppp.
2mtntaun Uprt 8. 1856 ia'p
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-05-07
Sin bic Oamen

2tnlntaun 2tprit 8. 1856
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-05-07
aprit 16.
Oteientgen bic 8auereten

(Sirbc lan9c 9(n;cisr.l
,u batsu punfbsn-um frubt6arcs eaub III 6etcnl.
men an ctuem biIiaen prCiB uno an Ieihten 8eoin.
sun9cu, pro Die 2tufmertamtst auf bic Hio aip at,
Saucru 1tnS Soblcu Spmpaauic 9tridbtsf.
% adsr cocr mebr, in @trbdtuib, rpsrosn fir 5000
9t9eben, iabI6ar in Snltolmrnts prn 81 pcr G8cdC
coEr 81 per W2cuat. Gs 1T oClc9cu in Glt Gauntp,
pennMponcn, unb bat Der bette N0artt fit feline rc:
BUTTE i'm Staot. Der 8pbSu 1T Gin rcihtr eSbm,
uno fam nit fir pen eanobau itertrcffcu rprrbSn,
mic cine llntSrlubuu9 9snd9sno bsipciesn wire. Gs
bat Die tsittn @Itmsntt ron @cblltano, inotm ;ps
rside SrblGnsaeern oarunCr lis9sn, uno babe nit
pi CT @iknbabncn ourcbfrcu3t irin piro Das pol,
III pcu Der ibdetariteu ART Sitd uubcfirct6ar un6
@arrantcs Dsrbs pcrecn 9e9rtsn. Gs bistst cine
quite uno balt6are Gsts9enbeit gum lderbau bar
fiir 8inesr ju fcr9en ccsr Gin Snpcmsnt ;u MAIDEN.
Ssrners 9cicnosrbeitsn crfdbrt man in ben pompbs
lets, Die nab @erlauaen eiuem 5u9slhdt msroen.-
8riefs tpsrosn piintttib bsauhpertet. S1ahufraecn
cber 1bore6: Samf. SS. Sdttrll,
SssrstSr, l35 gBatuut Ctr, slcrblsite ;wlben bsr
4icn uuc 5tcn Str, pbIabelpbia.
Sttruar 20. uq3W
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-05-07

Gs 1T ftiu @unltb frus 8unOn uuo has putli:
FUN i'm IG9ancincn gu tcnGtbriht9cn, baF CT lcsbsn
Vcn Der Gitp uriid9etcbr, uno cet oamit tcbdfti9t
n elm frifhcr 8crratb Get ctiscn Sitter aus,upadtn
;Ortbs CT 9sprutt an bsrGb9citetrn YrtiPrn wisSer
abhfaEsn
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-03-20

s22l From Hanover. by Nav Oxford 10 Gstiysbvr. y
miles and es, three times week. ~
Leave Hanover Tuesday, Thursday, and SATURDAY
Arrive a, Gerty sburg same days byspm.
Leave Gettysburg Tuesday, Thursday aad sau,.
day al a m;
Anlve 81 Hanover came days by l0I m.
1922 From Hanover, by MaSherryslown and BunonyLv
town, TO GeaysbaEg, is miles and back, thy,,
uGes week
Leave Hanover Tuesday. Thursday, and s,n,,a..
al Up ~, on arrival Of The nail from g,altmors ~
Arrive al Gettysburg days by s pm,
Leave Ciettysbusg Tuesday, Thursday, and satur.
Arrive al Hanover same dsye by 10 m.
Proposals. foT six-tmss-o- week service are inyi,ol
1923 From Spring Forge 10 Codoras, miles and back
Leave Spring Forge Saturday at ~ m;
Arrive ~ codoras sarAe day by IA p N;
Leave Codorus Saturday at 2. p N;
Arrive at Spring Forge day by 4pm
Proposals fer twice a.week, also for three-timeaa
week service, are invited,
1924 F'om East Berlin by Kings Tavern and Farmers,
10 York, IA miles and back, once n week
Leave East Berlin Saturday at a M;
Arrive York same day by i0I IN;
Leave York Saturday, afer arrival Of eastern mail
Arrive al East Berlin same day by 6pm
Proposals for twce-a-week, also for three limesa
week service, invited.
1925 From East Berlin by Hall, Bormudian and Fr,pk
lntown, to Disburg, 10 miles and bach, once a
week.
Leave East Berlin Thursday at . pm;
Arrive al DIll6hurk same day by D IN;
Leave Dlisburg Thursday at u;
Arrive OF 2ast Berlin sanie day bv IL M
3226 From Chanbersburg, by Saint Thomas Loudon
McCannellsbug, Harrisonviie, Rays H,ll ao3
Bioody Run 10 Bedford, Sc miles and back daily.
Leave Cbamhersbrrg daily al pm,
Arrive at Bedf VI next day hy q m;
Leave Bedford daily ut 8 m;
Arrive al Chambersbnrg same day by I0pm
Proposals TO end at Bloody Run, 8 miles less d..
lance, invited.
1927 From Chambcrsburg by Marion, Green Castle and
State Line, 10 Hagerstown, Md, 81 miles and
back SIX times week.
Leave Chanlbtrstusg dailv except Sunday after
| arrival of Harrisburg mai---say at ~ m;
Arrive al HagtrstoWn same day by 53 pm;
Leave Hagcrstown daily, except Sunday at 81 m,
| Arrive al Chambersburg same day by IL M
3225 From Chamborsbnrg, by Keefera Store, Upper
| Strlsburg, Fsonesbnrg. Burnt Cabins SHADE
Gan O,bisnnia Shirl. v .l.,rp .ad 49,
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-19
DIED.

BFMFNT-At Cesleon Staten leland on Monday March H.
JULIA NJ, Youngest daughter Of william and Caalrtce
Beueut age. months and II days
LOGAN-on Saturday. Mach IS, SARAH LOGAN nNo %
Marion street. eyed . years
the Cemetery of ths Evsgreena
BoYDO Thursday morning March 49, in the si year Of h'
age, Dr. THOMAS BOYD.
The relatives and friends Of the family and also the
the Academy Of Nedcire and the faculty ~ genera
attend The funeral Of the decesssd without
Tburdsy afternoon at o'clock preclie of1 zoe re
formed Dutch Church ct La Fsyette pace M roua
street.
MITCHELL A, his residence il Liss SI&a9s, & 2 5fo2Te
County, y. l., Sunday, Hs-ch p JVhS hiiNhELA
sged 81 years
MOUNT-OI Sunday morning March u, CEfIhLE.S HENRI
infant son Of Chz!es II. aid Elvus Mount
MOUST-On Monday evening" March IT. ELVlRA the BE-
loved wife Of Charles II. Mount, and a,asht1r OF assS ~
Seymour, esq. aged - years. month ssd II days
TIE friends Of the fsun, resfectfuy rl.e 70 s
funeral services at ST. johns ChrESh, 'ae< suoe'' On
"Wednesday. the 18th Inst, 81 0elslk y H.
yANCH-At ksr rvsdeuee Ninety second street lorfsAe
Tues6.y afternoon March ls V tie nth yes OF eef ste
MARGARET PRINGLE VANCE, wife Of JONI vance VI
ihe Se~-York Sun
PreDds pyted TO attend funeral At 10 O'Clock on NUS
day noratJg 2oth inst.
WyEkk-On Tuesday. March Il. Of rhegnsnsn aref gag
and painful ulness, EDMUND WEEKS aged " years :
paoa'hs and 10 days ,.,.-,., IL,
The friends relatives family are nSftt % seena az
~ Dera ths "wednesday sserDooa .. oe.oo. ol , ~ -
late No Bleecker street bis r,nA-ns %
taken chspsqua wesehessr County tor sneement %
Tho astsJ usorains. By the o'clock tran.
Eew -Ortesos rApeu rtease copy.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-19
NEW-JERSEY IZ,ENS.

TROUBLE IL The IROs MrSEs-There has been
trouble recently among the woEknen ~ the rond.e roa
nine Dover j. the line Of the Morris and Essex
Psrcsd About two weeks Of the mon employed in
the WORK killed by detached portion OF the roek falling
him this the sruL for higher wages
although they receiving high rate a. any OF the mines
sd ard Lher than The employer refused the deInand
and the enced avless crusade against hs properly
having armed themselves with firearms On sunday evening
they assembled around the boss house snd dcharsed her
piece number broke open bfs stables and tore up
the top hch worth go cut h harness 70
pieces and peperafed inhumsn act OF singular brutality
by cutting the beautiful mare for which be nad
paid $50 short time previous; and no" they u1e tnres"
Of violence against bis person q
At BJram in Ming Hill in the Sand region ;in, STATE o,
ass They only refuse 10 work. but cay thA
II vii not be safe for Others 70 work Two having como
into the Dehberhood OF Mine Hill to work were threatened
the old with violence. One OF them however "e
resolved trying bis luck and for his emery get he d2oi OIL
bic house well yeppered with shot from their rsa' rs Gu
tered complaint had for their arrest bu was
taken up by the party thst before could be served on
the large boating hAt t1ese no
touch them These things have created gate an eh
Or the llth In the Temperance Hal Ia DoVf
indignation meeting called TO express syfnpshy
With the Injured parties and TO devise measures 70 sns tue
cfrL Id 10
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-19
SUPREME COURT-MARcH la.
JUDGE DAVIES AT LAST.

JUDGR DAVIES AT LAST.
1t was announced by Judge Clerkc yesterday Tues
day) morning that Judge Peabody had sent letter to
Judge Roosevelt and himself which appears elsewhere
in our columns, Withdrawing from his seat on the
Bench, ard that in consequence Of this step Judge
Davies was nov recognized as a dc faeto Judge of
the Supreme Court adding that he was to hold Cham
bes this week, and directing to be heard be-
fore Lin.
SPECIAL TRRM.-Before Judge CLERKE.
Charles G.. Duncan, SC, sgt. Isaac Prebe.-Motion
gTar ted with s5 ooets -
Chas. j. Ashley agt. Holon M. Ashley.-Judgment
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-19

TUE SUNDAY ORDIsAscEs.-The City Court, Judge
Culver presiding yesterday engaged in the trial of Thomas
Towpbee the keeper Of publchouse, for selling liquor on
sundsys in violation Of the city ordinance the subest The
suit brought by the city authorities for the recovery Of
tain fines incurred by repeated violations Of said ordinance
The ofepse CHARGED 3oh December 1885, and al
tie preceding SUNDAY during the year. liking 50 counts in the
Indictment The given to the jury about o'clock
uuder charge the verdict for plaintiff
Gered half hour thereafter Defendant there
uIon fued IN the sum Of 5000
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-19
BROOXL YW II,E,MIS.

FIRE-EEGIsEs RESTORED TO THE CoaPASIRs.-
The Common Council olr las. meeting action upon
subject Of engines which have been under lock and key
stree August Of last year by order Of the authores The
restrsed Companies Nos and AMI their oaanss
costed in racing other dsordery proee jns the dis
credit of tho Department. The Board sube luely ord red
them 10 be released the Mayor vetoed the rtsouon. The
veto up and the Mayor sustained by vote Of 6
Yes 10 when motions directing the engines
be their Companies uncOudt0nsy asde and
passed by decided maOritie1
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-19
cOfr;T CaLENDAR.T .Tus DAY.

SUPREME COUPT-CIRcUlT.-NOs. $50, 2l3. 253,
"a 6 lO4 loi 3is 29 364 S59 SO $751; 32 95j SPECIAL
TERM-Nos So Co. ltS 25 1885, liG 3d. 3d. 9l l5 l51 5s,
I76, 1856, 100, 2os, ~ - -
I75 Isoi $40, see 1II i49, iis5 iass. 30, 20.
fy5S5 1so9a. 1sDi,
i663 sS4 $50 Iss2 5s, 1859, isIi, f6H s5, 1888
G49 Iss S55 $50 1861, l652, 553, 665, 167 se3
Til ( 7N I7yi 75I J7CI lT14 4 82p, 1 BS
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-19
MARRIED..

BELLTEGER-BELLINGER- Danube Her iner Couny,
on Wedneedsy Feb. y, BY the Rev. NJ HenpenJ, hf.
JACOB M BELLINGER Of Rect, MonigomeEy County, 10
nLs GERTRUDE BELLISGER OF the former place
BRACE-HOSRINS-O Tussdsy March lg, by the Rev i'
Wszptr Mr.. JAMES T. BRACE Of Augusta, Ill, to Miss
NELLY HOSKINS of Ts-ifylle, Conn
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-19
SUPERIOR coURT-MArcH It Before Juls. slo,sOs-
White sgt J. q. kismS
The caip OF sryices an for damages for dismissal
are es,fot q should bo sepsrsey sed add
amount es- Cd fr tsoh sesed

Tie cair Of services an for ds razes for dismissal
sre eisie of should b sePssisiy Stated. ADD
amount ee4- cd ftr tsch slesed
sFsoI.L TEEn-B, for, Judge BoTTNAS.
RIGHTS or PEHsIOSFRs.
Tsthsr PsyBo ar william WOoinull. ct ST.
Tie PLAINTIFF was entitled, as widow OF an officer
r. trF 70 oasion under hs Acts of Congress Oa ae 81
Ct fttfF'Iy ies ste e@Iisysa The Sesnalat "oo19a. =
sred {" Ler O. til gh Of June, 1883 To- Tue sum ot $50 -
esented and prcseU'e tae claim saeeesfdy he received
~ eer'ires'e on a. 18th q Jane, isiG
Tie spoement between Wood u anil this defendant was,
that & latter should advance t sinOaEt OF the necessary DIS
bsIssneLs sHd hrd retain the certificate until taAt sulunt
e. q II, rresonabe fees should - raid.
On tt 7h Of seiteber 1855 the defendant delivered the
eerheHte 70 he plaintiff WHO returned sad te agreed tt
hoi o. treh fees and dsuuereus tie insists tea baacs
req cue to @ Of S. and refuses 70 deliver tao es'tacAte
1be claim arrrehend depend the reisIvery Of
tie cetese 10 ito defendant by Tue plaintiff 1t does not ap
CO. erTns hen or had hnseL IA soson might popa
ty lie ss'ps, wOdhull hs ona engagement and EN-
tie que.oI Therefore h whether toe act Of Congress of
July IVA. LAWS. vol @ p ssj, governs ,hs case.
lie section Of he Aos Is as follow: And be it fur
beT enacted That pedge rortgasc sale assignment or
THE ao. Be utterly void aud Of 40 effect; shall
snnu.a pension granted BY this Act be ha5e to ssoa
shall wholly to the personal benefit of the Penoner
arArisht entitled to the The same rules OF evidence
noner PeEsoss and Pe sion under this Act, as
es Of Sj S. sssS$a sn$ s %n'a '''
The sc rndsr which tie pension in this case was granted was
raeTisl the uQt az follows: TIN. tho widows Of
al oer. officers and privaies CT tae hes
Ciutorery married subsequently 20 January
A D. eighteen hrucred shel bo entitled pension IN the
Isne MAILER thCe- who married before that date
think that the e5J admits cJns-rucfiOn by winch
tie second section of the Of 1916 apIle 10 ali pensions
esuted lndr The phrase in the zane manner extends 70
the Conditions and car- Of the previous act and the same
protection therefore the sionsr conferred
Jy the other etatgte.
AZ spI that the transfer in question Of the
tSce IN order the claim Of the deiendan is within
tie second lection The night pledge services and Hes IN
sen. the cSe would e.cuai defeat the object Of
The statute 10 soil pledge the night or iutsres; uor new
sdyaioe.
Judgment must be sren for the panf upon tue demurrer
to the
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT-MiRcH Is.-Before
Judge ISGER5OLL.
Albcri c. SOo &C., agt. Geo. Law, &c.-In corsc-
quence of tic illness Of Mr. Fisher of the rlantas N this