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COUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR SALE,

1 He subscriber offers for sale a handsou lie 10 o.
country residence cUnta ming 80 stuated Id
half mile from tiune Nj lam county immedi [.i
ate on the ,olensv lie and Mas vile ur PIKE he
improvements on the place, hsndso Brio b
Colt House, with ten rooms; and Bgick sO
other buildings; excel OI,haru Of young Er Wit
/ Trees, &C, &C.
The place Is tdn ably adapted flr Boarding House. be-
Ing suae in the mmeiiatg visints u good Male he
male academy and boz de- always Isenty TO any
pet shR pee county sideace this place oilers
usu iEdues mens and good bal hal by app
/ ing
Any person wishing to purchase m call John A. JoT
/ dan, h. viii shew them The pi emises.
1Tiune ianS-2w$ THOMAS PEAY.
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JAspER cOUNTY AcaDEwY IorrERY

JAoFAh CUUHIA hUAUEhI AU14EhI. =
BY AUTHORITY OF THE sTATEoF GEORGIA.
~ A q o N, G A
I'hIS LOTTERY is conduc ed the plan Ct the Royal
Lottery Of Havana Of single numbers--and drawn at
Concert Hail. Macon, Ga, under The superinten
denee OF 4 oil. Geo. M. Logan aud Jas. A. \ is-
Bat. Esq.
Grand Scheme for January 18th, 1866.
When Prizes amounting to
IN n n n n Os
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IUSr PUaLIsAED.

rhos. Fearn wm.
Jas. J. Donegan y reDkir -
Fhey Keep ONCE hnntssiii
S~ot 9, ts47~-u q
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4 me HUNDRED Thousand lbs. Bacon.
- 100 bbls. Lard, for which will pay the highes
market price in cash groceries. Also Feathers, Wool
wax, Taow, Ginseng, and Rags &e In exchange f.
I ie6l CHtfRCH ANDERSON
100. 80 :. - = = - -
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COMM ERCI Al.
DAILY P,TRIoT OFFICE,

UAILI ]
NASHVILLE, Jan Is, 1856.
C0TTON-We heard yesterday of the sale of
one lot at 7ic.
or AIN -Nntlinr lninr In ,rrnir
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L'Ok SALE-A small house md lot Spruce sss.
Il street-Part Of Lot No. 1856. For further partic-
uRTs call at this Office octl5-u Esa
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Cam.y, serenely be sunk 10 rc't
In the m uhoo u ais power
Gently, gradual q % the h'e','
Ills sod AMI Id, Is the dover
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A. Olt 4. ENI-I have for rent a splendid stand for
Blacksmith the Murfre sboro' Pike, 10 miles ro
Nashville Improvements, god shops, family residence
and all Necessary out houses Is 20 cleared
plenty Of IRE wood, &C. Terms easy. Apply to
Il. A. BAlLOWE Gent Agt
iAnl No II Deaderick
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Aston Insurance COMPANY The hrst floor was occupied
by VIM. H. Townsend, dealer In iron railroad car
wheels, So, &c. His stock damaged BY water.
The basement wss occupied BY G. obrock - GROCERY
and liquor store His stock Is damaged about $500
by water-insured. The building was owned BY Mr..
Obrock II was damaged about $500, and fully insured.
No. al Murray str occupied the drst door by
Thomas L. Bishop 4 Co., dealers in hardware. Their
stock was anaged by the falling In Of the wall Of the
adjoining builoing which carried away the noors ant
Was only stopped reaching the sub-celAr. they esu
their loss sa about SIS o00-nsured fer Si5 900
TIE upper stories were occupied by Pasteas Lane Nor
RAM deslers in boots and shoes They estimate
loss al about S5,oO0-iuv insured rne bulldog vas
owned BY & Cauldwen. II was damaged aoout 81 QUO
fully injured.
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Court CaIentlor-This DAY.
MARlTJBB INTELLIGENCE.
NEW YogK--rFus
40 NOON sErs. morn %
eJS 48 HIGH WATER AZ
Port Of New York, November ., 1855.
ARRIVED.


Steamship Tempest tRr, Henderson, Glasgow % days,
with dse and IS passengers 10 Mcdonald Co. Expert
epcea heavy westerly gales the entire passage
s4ngers 10 ssbe Cor vessel 10 Zerega Co. Oct 9 lat
AZ 10 IA psssed Br bark Wary Anne Londonderry
s at 70 for q ss1 so
succession OF steriy gales from the Banks
mp ie s rss,son Boston, ~ day. ~ ballast Tow
Bark Fome tof BosoD Sergeant Ieghorn sept IS passed
Gibraltar Isb with marble ragA, &C. u Pssacadi Been
Baik Harriet spsding tof Roctaud Hanson Sligo Guano
Islands, Is DAYS. with guaDo TO II Green vessel TO w
grundy I'd inst, 2. miles Of 81 Thomas spoke brig
Park Alice Provost uew) - Mystic in ballast to Lane
4 West Was towed 10 he city bv steaDitug Ajax
Brig Madeira tnew DicEman Bah, Me- days. with lum
schr Coaet Pilot of Brookhaven Davis Cadr Sept r. with
fa TO ORDER vessel TO smith, oct IA lat Is % Ion 30 80
painted black spars white I7b 2 lon 81 exchanged
signals with isr,e ship painted pors steering showing
white signal with red ball. Sailed IN company with ship
sctr Germ tBr) Crosby Husboro. Ms 10 days with plas.
ter, 80 / Eevius ron.
schrT Texan, Hunt Esstport-
scbr ucy Ames. AIMEE nock]and,
schr Pilots Bride -, Rockland.
schr IIo ard Parser. Boston.
schr Louisa, Chase Is osion
sehr Gardiner small, Boston.
schr ii 1tsood Chase Boston
schr New York, Goodseil Eoston.
Schr Era, Chamber sin, Boston.
kchr Plymouth rock, Lacy, Boston
schr Martha Maria. small, salem.
schr Cbas Fox Chase, Harwich
Schf "A II Reed Kelly, Albans foS New Bedford.
STEINER Vulcan Morrison PHILADELPHIA
steare PotoIrska, Cufhnap, New bedford
Etesner 0sprsy Kenrey Providence
ST er Seneca Chauker Hartford.
Steamer Chas Ossood, smith, Norwich.
SAILED.
ships Wellington Liverpool; Australia do American Con
ctess LoDcon.
nd during he day
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CHI Benz Ae.n:; Chs.s. % ieA; Hodges. VIII DE-
falino,s gsaly fsasiso1 Or cry S.;s
Snr.sd Ion. Mobile s.rs,.. sPP.So S9.ls.s.
ts .%sIs vs;s asss rlsss
M oa 1 W% Mae: ISas na S WORK O., - p,
mouth Esss HsTSoDa, No! s yiesSas SssSp,i.
S sn q s kso IN Earl. o
Wsss Themes sSa Seu s,ss E
Nev; Northumberland, Spencer for Niork Ah; Lamar
Iisnss q 6s IL Arr Frances Elem Temple london
g. Ess HrS asG Palermo
' % Asa asoH asssa NV Az
Msisss xSnarh ds.sns5 nvo, ,s.
Jqsa Lsxr Spencer DO Ansls. slsins frcsasoes
Mary Arnah Grace London. sA 18Th Narramlssio Laphsr
PonIssou1H VAR Roderiek Dhu Bright. Santa Cruz
f0 osgsnssssS e, .ss ssey M schiller from s.so-
fard Bremen. Sd RoSs wiasfop. Sorviis aron Bal
PIyHouru, Oct 2s-on aenesee Appel from Antwerp fsr
Js,h coiiooney Fe,tns, ssva, nah "'0'e' D'''
yo,S md hbndephs oe' David "s0n
sr MHwIs OCT ~oS Agnes Scott, from Nyork for Ant
svSprnIAsp DC; is-Arr Edgar ssIpser Wood Lenao.
Quebec.
esmsn hies%sp rfsSs and a'f k.di.ss
Firm ;ch S , Sssri P,,, % wort
g M'en.Fs, eps2i-Arr Lucefne, Wills dracOza a.A
VENICE Oct isIn port John nenham Dawn, for NYork.
YASSouTi Oct i7-Passec Moro Castle, Oliver from Lon
don for Shields
soc..s Bryant e q: Am ship
ashore IN sesey Ray sh snd was got on and owed INTO n
ar" IN s WIZ
aSsd he lsna and sew dc BREAKERS
IRE shp to ne wind 70 avoid gar ger Mule orsSms ,ns 49,
sa by
% Re- s S
possible Effort eScie Tie from Der perous position
s s ice IS. CT 2 s a ne sas
fd s snS en- sss ss s
Is the having sSssd se sP was S tered ss %
pmsms
NYors; se,es Genet .prl Newbola Turks Island Belo.
ouipsn s, Johns M scbrs Alice Howell NYork; 0oti1a
assss 1os & ss
Ms Returned brig Cyenet Leeman ,hch AID on ~edne.
Gay poIrs lsss for Denarara put back to day. hAvAs
BANGOk Nov CAR brig julia Arey Stone, Turks
a,s the Gns :sp' oe,:n Ssss9
seinsm; Gray. sotoa brig Two Boa Cooper, do scars
OH So "et ss~Srf ses s' New Globe xor.r
SoS s S Rsssd Ne ALL bog
YORK schrp Connecticut Pratt. Pnia6epba; Caleb wnGhA
Callahan Albany sloop Henry Elzabetn Bldwel kmgs0a.
sid 9th sssm sctr tschem Thresber 6yorx schgs Chas
Carroll Pratt Philadelphia; 7th, O s Hazard. BpArd do;
soop Coum bus johnson, albany
kfw LONDON. Nov 6-Arr schrs Whistler Frisby Taun
for NYors; Republic. Sonic do for Albany Maxehed,
stoningtop Wheeler ProvIdonco
Nor Pel Er glih Bliven. do; sloops Isorien Col
lirs Fall River Tor EYoIk. Ann b Holman Hammond. d
for do Pearl Ti'son Providence for EYork; Ellis, FrsSy
Taunton for do Rochester Staples do for do Artist Fores
bristol. for do Excel Cobb. do for do.
POR1LANp. Nov Arr steamer Western Port. Berry.
bark Juhileee Ross schr Florence feaoa.
Eocl Isro for Nyofk.
RICHMOND, Nov 6-Arr scbr Wing Of the Wind Psrssl.N
echrs reliant Chadwick and Hanover, Whippio
rYork
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THE CHATTER OAK Relics Of this historic tree,
in the form Of canes spufboxes, pieces OF the wood.
and even the acorls aud leaves, now In the pos
festion ", probably, more than ten Thousand pr
sons IN various parts G. America. The desire 10
possess these precious memenoes IL still great
ever and the well known generosity and couresy OF
TIE proprietor, the Hon. Isaac w. stuart, have been
Fsverels taxed by the numerous demands ma he upon
him by applicants for tits OF the tree Even on The
day succeeding the night Of it, fall, the noble old
"a was surrounded By an eager crowd, all anxious
10 obtain sane memento OF the cherished oil
iect, and among them we're persons from all the
Statea but FIVE in the Union IL may int
rest distant readers 20 know that the roots
III the fallen tree "str i've" and that up
n the top of the rugged stump Itself, at distance
or about ten feet from the ground, new shoot re-
Gently appeared, and grew 70 the length OF some
four incbes: but we regret TO be obliged 70 add that
some souless person, undoubtedly one OF the class
which Mr.. Stuart well denominates "sku.king van
das" was guilty Of tearing II in the night from the
place where II grew. There are now two tiny and
doubtful shoots inst sprouting from the hoary old
stump ard the proprietor has been at the expense
of erecting around the honored relic high picket
fence 10 protect It henceforth from plundeiing in
truders A national flag, draped In the emblems OF
mourning still floats over the old stump Among
the applicants for relics was Mr. Moore, member
Of The Canadian Parliament, who wanted speci-
men Of the old oak for Queen Victoria His request
will undoubtedly he complied with.-Harvord
TINES, Nov ).
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Another Case of Alleged Forgcry-Arrcst of
the Accused Parties.

For some days past the iadspsn Tent ,lice OF wall
Of extensive Of forgery, which has bcea d.
covered 70 have been made upon Mr.. Edward BILL Of No.
lie Broad street. Two clerks Ia the employ msa Of Mr.
Bill named John NJ aud Charles King. were sa,esstsd OF
having been implicated Ia the rsussctoa an on sAtur
day evening they arrested and locked up the
Tombs TO await an examination. A man namsi ! D.
Farmer also arrested suspicion Of having
engaged along with the clerks In the commission
forgeres Tho later appears, passed several checks
forged upon Mr. Bill, whicn he he recved from the
other prisoners, believing That they genuine In
the handwriting Of the complainant.
Eeven forged cheeks on the Corn Exchange Bunk,
drawn the order Of blank. and parportng to have
been signed by Mr. Bill have been produced in evidence
fnlIo
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In com ecton With tie above Mr. Bill makes the follow

In ocnH ec,on with tie above Mr. Bill makes the follow
og a:fiosvit -
Edward Bn of No s Broad street New York being duly
cleo are gross wicked ory-res that dspooent
las reason to believe they were executed by John
said in the employment Of deponen daily.
John and Charles had the which
said blank checks and numbers are supposed TO be taken
time 800
lar Hays Of the independent police who made the
sIr,st also examined relation 70 the Affair." anu
made ,be following stidsvh:-
and ths he arrested saDue Farmer at his
reoence No 50 fou, avenue and upon his ssi arrest he
passed eleven checks
that ss sss Sssa d u ans
gaed by john hing IN the room or Of said Far
Aing the brother Of said john cosnzan Of and knew
the so1s ~aS himself
tue sad sne and that the amour OF the che ;ks were paid
bun, Farmer, upon his presentns them TO the Aforesaid
baik, as stated.
Iue affidavit 81 Mr. Falls referred to by the above viii
ners VI toows:-
William A. Fails. OF the city of New York, being duly
sworn. depos,s ana says that he Is the first teller Of
says thai the eleven checks hereto atlahsd and psr
s Os o Ss by b. and da
pae b, deponent 70 Farmer: above checks
ssped by SAID o nor aahorizei BY hn 70 be 50 signed
hat John ue A ne eS 81 h aor Ssrea
described and that Charles King accessory and
he geIiss referred excsi imtstons OF NJ
l's Dauawr,aDg an1 would be very likely TO deceive
Tie Judges such matters. They must have boon
good, indeea when the teer of the bank deecs
The rauds than he did.
Farmer, on being brought up ior examination efore
Jgsnce tbs yorna. stated ~ folo vs.
twenty years old, born In tue West ladies'
NO ~ Fourth Ia the drag busness
10 ths charge preferred inst safe
those CHECKS presented TO me b. John King
taken the Corn exchange Bank 70 be ctsoed received
cash and delivered John King aztec I'm the
mce the ssi check, be told they no. luine.
but had been forged.
The prisoners all been com ntted 70 tho Tomos,
fof examination on the charge OF forgery.
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photographic Marine Report.

photographic Marine REPORT.
BOSTON, Nov 9-Arr chip Crusader Coquimbo bark Tom
Corwir, Iienfuekos
Her aid Marine COrrespOasfeDce
PHILADELPHIA, Nov a a-AT steamship Kangaroo
Tvlua Lives pool harks st James Cruise Rio Janetro
Harvey Barr Turks Isskds brgs Cheftan Fritz Maia
FcwiL Del,er 9urpie, Mobile, Mnge Treworgy
iAis; stewart bishop N.wbnryport; schrs Corson
Paine, Boston Nfork Ohas Heck sher Stubs, Salem
Baker, Ire and York, III Dickinson, Portland
Cid Palmetto Baker Bostor; na.k Chester, Croshy
DO tig Delhi Lyle. Port Prince schs stockton, Ed
wards, NNork; Erazos Dtinscu, Miacetown, Sparks
lGIk KIN, NBsven Psssa.c, BJ~cn Wcripor
n1isceJlaneoUs ann DrSssaers.
pRIG CYnNrT leeman which sailed for Baltimore 5th inst
Ter LenaTala, rclurrec 70 OFT 1th inst leaky.
scHR BETSY. a Bangor FOR Bridgeport,
ran, IN with les -cuth OF Mon hcgsn eakr condition
w. schi Cde hch took of captain took them
70 Portland.
d. raE CHEsArrAxE-on Wednesday last while
he sic mtoa Hugh JenkIs Capt Tighman. returning
bf cy she of the mouth OF Ckopiauk
fchdoIer sized with Consisting Of
ifrce en-, ~ They taken off, though the
hoy very rough hrort h. 20 the c.t5 she cap
about ociUck the ~ that DUNG a
bad for Line hours exposed the storm
ben Of by CaptTD They all exhausted
the scarcely Ebe the effect Of
b. cod.-be iiuore American.
The following table OF the vessels Ia the
hhrbors hew Boston Baltimore 18th. and
~ Charleston, savsnnsh hosh@ anG New Orleans On the
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Ludlow CAsE. LRnsaorse Inspector ID dist
- - soSeign Ports.
wspas-kir BRIG Fs~ 1rssy Ts,rss ssnd sd IIt Tor
Sgd .chr y Ward, Hoa Esae. tsas "a lb tor HYcrs
sh vous ter Hsn.iscn Msrsses sid ish soson
l s ss m ' s M S ocn
sc th ,oE Trless big ssslgg Cook Naples snd sid
~. ior Cls,les.ah " 20 , o. i'ih -, ~.
no J5ssS s,, ,s mi IeI 10 lamp
iPER srS,vsnP CAS1pA. AT BosTos AppsroS,-
AtpsossAS, o. - Arr Col Campbell nankiricu Gree
ssrwrrr. &C, Esd south Anersa, Ferry. Sunderland
nsrsi e sSrE oc So ,s Gsivsso vrns.,De New
nl,esns; Nsi ,ano 'aore hnsla sni hnsnc slorA'
PAhcEtosA, Oct r-lir Wentworth beaumont, Pearson
snroA, oct l5--Arr Moses Kirbsn, NOISE Liverpool
, Bhssroi. Oct l.-.le Jon, lie tsd Iksla u Fasnrg
on The PiH lsh > G sumfb1ey Ncse from shedlac for
n6sspraer Isle x wigt, &C, s2Fassed Finland Forrest
SrsraSSs &c. 10 w teuny r.a Pearson, NYors; iah
Flse fubecie, and 81 RcbeFtPeeL de- s1 Ccperreus
crEr prev to oct IL AT Ele, Knudson, NYOrk. Sid
itth Esnry lslcr, Lodge Noreans.
riesrs ith Gco,Ro Narssn Coopcr swansea 90 s.a
gfoya'ors, Carver loson lSh LampngheT hsrang' re"
oct :ArJ .Slysss r5s , Bristol d, ,ss
Ae5de srrssus LhsSp o.ss, tove,spa sssusn.y for
r. eo IA pecescsdi viceroy Gsibui LONDON oe saysn
sna 10, ,sa,el Wider fsrles Nichols from River =
nrsessss. DC, IS-ca u van rsulo, pe I,roo, rom
tf3Ssry, octis@fir leland, kdr,dss Boss's Cr c,cn-
es s ss "ci sd Am E.sie Moore Krorh; Grs
a,ysss. oct 70" os Julia Lawrence, srsnccr shiads
fgr 90 -.
e., i9h y.ar, ting FOrissra Panama, Hanson, Nfork
p.vHv Got ~ SID StJoeePh NSork. -
r.TIf Oct liArr Circaas an Clark, kchbuftoS ism,
fqSr ysat Oct i7Arr Coiun6s, Jenkins, Atyab 18Th
~, ucv Mes ~, Bonbay 10Th, Lhpvood. Martin, Bal
49,. tgs afhe NJ Reprs, rsimagoucfe Sli is'h ideiia
"a. ,era snow Aluaudris- We 2lst Mayy Cocksr Williams
sstieoe ~ a Msrsquita, Hamilton Nyorx
rtt Tor dg 18th stavsrt Lucas Tor fhihdelphia lItb
y, ebirg N ars,on: New York. Mex Nsw YORK lsis
ueyro,,h EIot hky alb Ontario Msehen Charleston, Law
T,sprison nd CRY Washnas Philadelphia Shh
III, - Russe MAR Baltimore; Ce8luron. Cautlns NyeSk
49, T,zze Barward Robinson, and Kossnth Dawson, NOT
has orwnd, turi. Mobile; Fanny Aadrews City rett
80 T,rr,e owesi Nf)rleana; Cshsa rfaws Haws Mobile
q w,id,sv weth tharieson wsstervet, Ansiin ars
nN 80 A.svr'in, rNoTk. ssd, IdDwccd Martin fer R'
rareqon Drink Western Empire seule; lex
ws.tsneion soru nfs ard roonlght Perdfeon kOreans
c,eeon on agherfv Mobile tshouron, Bre1sh, kNork
dv niagara for Boston sh Inst Constantine, MscpfucS
~ ,ss Man ~ eb Woodbury. do Efh Clara fiiconb q
uth feovaifh! Bate ts CUms0ct for New York 2f an
pnera ~ cch d. VI Ts Cuvaor koseus and Alb,on
J gs IN rt i Scranton. a. 9th. John Rn,f % gmh
NAaNsn, % lsi hat samuel \ fVz, co 5b hsaeuron,
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Tts drm ,eDds Instruments further north than AM
ether house.
HAND " hand Win scierce Old orp,eas never :oud
have raj ei greater excl cment In Han.s
quluaut With what full heat must their poe
Se. have quilted hem. anu how tae iong
rirgs must have dragged heavily on without m co..
-obi ords snt melody Will he not rejoice al
hem pgsiu
large cupboard contains q number Of gslvaalc bs,
,erics OF various fzs lei terms port dres, nassa hits
sword canes, sad general rSt1n9. Of vsr1u, articles
d,ferert yur poses sheiher tor business pleasure
Il woud be good day wcrk u take inventory Of nj
The things board go repeie Is The bark 10 every par
ncuAr.
~e the rigsvr No very peculiar feature here strix
eye, unless IL be two lte pop guns Of cAnnon-ihey
must 70 tnree Founders.
The wheel btas the following inscription, In bras
huers-
nCtAaD sXrssTs NyrRy MAN 10 DO ms DrTr.
Inc plscs OF stcersman could not Ia 70 been a very
pleasant one board the kcsoiue. Tor the wheel IL
entirely unprotected The different boab On deck are
large ard heavy. and would Afford good shelter wien
turned over The deck ls sold. being double pankod
throughout. the iane 30 the between de,ks.
The following Ia tnc lin; Of on appointed 10 take
tLe r., dilute 10 Fog and ami dell yer her over 10 the
Queen C'ts, BRIAN. with the BEST sishes and krdcg
regards cf the rfesdani and people Of the Unnsd
States
Commander. ........................H J. Hwstens
! eutensni. ...............,..........C H. wells
Lieusensnt.. Edward t. some
Eeutef ~ t.......s...... .t........... Huntcr
lAestetsh'.....ss..s. ...............p sveson
hasser.s...... ......s.s.s-.-.s....s.J -. ~ MAker
.hrgso' hDVh ~ hASOvum
ctCretNy ...sts.s.. NORTHUMBERLAND MT Om
When wr surgeon Maccoum hadIpointed Quito all he
coniSered note worthy Ia regard TO the various conui
bovd. be led iD'o the Captains cabin and
INTRODUCED us 10 Lsu1. Wells add Stone. The former
gentleman haviog bret stepped 70 Suspicious loo.
cupboard placid upon tho table bottle OF peculiar shape
end mouldy sppearance, coutkrng hqult which Arctsc
yoyss.rs sorstmss for the production OF inteTta
caiorlo. He Then propoupdsd the file Wing cutlery
yitou. preface or insroductiontYoa doat say
'bGt Nr. Benbeu ever believed that James Buchanan
wasn't gong 10 be elected ~ be then,ax tnat all 90
board Bucnanan men, with tho exception
Of enc gertlemsnf Sho went for Fillmore Lieu.
,enant some said tina, the HnRAiD read every
where FOR the news and always 70 be found Ia ths
clertnt pork OF South America, BENG the only
medium for ot;aing Information OF the Unitof su,cs
Ileuiensn. Wells told "a be from York county Pell
syvsris and seemed delighted AID enthusiastic ct ths
srccess CT h. friend Mr. Buchanan T0ci- Apr sshrg
voy acc wss then referred TO- but yet -
port Epgard they were 70 sat- as orders mai not
Cnrno down from Washington. We trust tSey will 40
,faigf, 10 Ionson nthey do, they will have nne time
n with The olcers II The krglsn fect aad army aud
ne NUT Dot he surprised Queen Victoria knights sn9
shoe Of them, win baronsicy for Commander Hart
sseNe.
We wish thcm soGspeed on their voyage.
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on or about The 6h December igh. Vessel viii be
mocrsd 20 orred fou "a tc Vie LocH sand sSoai
long Islar6 ssrd
she viii be Tho ecnh pdc Il the shoa' and
he centre u a. iatAoms waer aud reary dc south
per BON Corneld Point she vii Re soop rrved
painted with the the station Corred Pontl
each quarter in black letters. and viii single white
light
About the time ihe hScc Ugh now shown frcm Faux
lslard iehhousa leland Sound, VII he dscon
tbued aud fsed varied hv flashes subsituted for H.
by orc er II De Lighthouse Bosia
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Superior Court-Gerer., Term.


Nov sgIhs I.st.,ascn Il he Blind George w. sss
William Conieyrs RiehGrd y CLARK and Otheys yude.
OF the Court below reversed. rwooty DAYS given
to plaintiff 70 amend No costs appeal
Ldrfel u. Wide ard Otheys ~. Weyaant-Moion for
q trial denied
On, orais Ea,on and O1ers No. w. H. Aspin,ouu -Jude.
ment OF the Special Term affirmed. appeared that the
defendant was sued \ judgment obtained against =
Joint stock company known the Cream Steam Naviga
ticn Company, OF which he member. The comps.
ny released property beiora defendant became mem
Der, but on joining il shares assigned 10 him. The
deerdsI pds that according TO the seventh section
of the act the company existed inssMcch that
10 per OF The capital paid up The defendant
ni,s that he may be liable join, debv0r, but the
Court psdeps that he and the other stocxhocrs hav
Ing he Id Their selves out snch cannot take ad
vantage Of any secret detect 10 the law, and claim
lief
Daaid Dofh "a The State Mutual Iasuyunce Company
"A pol cy OF Insurance effected q cargo OF salt
from liverpool TO Alexandria The vessel, In the
Posan within short distance of her destination,
struck hy ice and damaged and portion OF her cargo
waf ned away. The Court held that tho underwriters
liable. they could have protected themselves by
special clauses In the policy Jrdgment affirmed.
Court Calendar-This Day.
6UrlaA1 CouEr-Lircum Mos. ,4Z8, c2, la. 10c8,
1864, Ile asa $685. 10i7. l7a. 1884, 1882 l727, 6s6
1885, 20eO, 2i;7. li9l, 2418 $50 g. 81, 90, 90. TO-
SuryNoR CouRT Mos tO2 $40 232 CIT, 620 683, $780,
b5a Gao tbl 6bS, 659 $50 67l o72 6rl $50 osl, 6S2
ts3, ee4 $50, esq., tss, $50 600, e94. SO. 4s7, 10.