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Proclamation Extra!
GREAT REDUCTION OF PRICES
TO THE PEOPLE OF
HARRISON COUNTY.

WHO have extended so liberal and generous pat.
ronage to Inc during my residence in Cadiz, in
which period Of time it has been my good fortune
10 form many acquintanees, make inany friends,
whose friendship and kindness will ever be remem-
bered with the most pleasant emotions. Time ia
its onward flight, brings many changes. Years a.
go your humble servant was the first pioneer in the
Clothing enterprise in Cadiz starting with deter
mination to sell cheap, and deal fairly, he hoped
to build up u trade that would steadily increase,
aud bring TO his counter the return OF each year.
the ace these who were his patrons of the first
And this proclamation is issued to inform all who
are in want or Clothing OF any Description, Price
Qualify or Quantity, from cotton shirt to a can
load, can be accommodated on the most advantaI
geous terms. ! am now receiving direct from thI
Eastern cities, the Largest Stock of Fall and WiH
ter Clothing ever opened il HarrisohCo. Consist
4 ing in part of the following goods
| Heavy and line overcoats, largo assortment
all kinds, grades, quail til 8; dress, frock, sack bo
and business coats, Of ell colors shades and vd
rieties all kinds Of pants, velvet, plush fancy an
plain satins, silks, cassimeran &C., lots of furnish
ing goods, shirts, drawers and undershirts, cravat
handkerchets, collars socks and suspenders, whid
will be sold cheaper than these articles over haI
been sold in Harrison Co. / have also fine a1
well selected stock of cloths, cassimers, vesting
and oyercoating ior the purpose of making up
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NEW ARRANGED ENT.

YOHN MCCORMICK has this day associated with
.b him his brother, A. q, Mccormick, in the Mer-
chandizing business They will continue the busi-
ness at the old stand, where they will be pleased to
sde all their old customers and will sell them goods
ON as good terms as any other establishment in the
place.
AZ wish to close the books of the old concern
persons having open accounts will please call and
settle, either by cash or note
Cadjz, January 2ith, 1865.
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Ohio Water Cure,

All .f
ELEcrROPATHIC INSTITUTE.
Sieubenvflle, o.
fflilS Institution combines fis advantanes of
II ciass HydrOpaihie Establishment, also. Med.
md Physiiogicai School, for the snstrnetIon of
Teachers, Lectures and PhYsicians 9-fF7I
fanents and Students will be received Al anv
time ~ the Institution will be open lie whole veay
fure Soit water will be used. and In sSinter ,bo
bath rooms and water will be warmed 10 s,Iit--
Electro Magnetlsm, that great source al yita6,y
VIII BE Used N thecure OF Nervous Diseaser Ai.o
me Eleeuo-C Chemical Bath, THAT arenf s-ienf;s-S
Will ne used IN this Institution, bv which cslo-,ei
and all other mineral substances can be rerosvsd
from the body BY short sRd painless onorsrior.
rendering chronic diseases ssily cured -''
Also. fGmors, Cancers, seroiulaa, Sores. Nsn4si
Derangenent, Se, will be created By new and eeT.
tain reusedies. = -
Suffering and Stammesing cured withous sut.
gIeal operataou. Dr. Csmp5ells great success "A
all torHs OF diseases Of Females him 10
that he will undertake the worst cases. nnd shsrs
ne fails 10 Cure he VIII Charge Eothing for his ser
vices Patients TO bring two sheets s,Ro hiantes,.
two comforts. and foni tOweis =
.Ierrn tor foll treal1nmt, board &e.. ffoet as a
50 per week. Day Paileaes twhO board elscuhers,
viii be charged about half he above rnteu- nnd ~.
tents who desire IL viii BE visited at their ho,es
in city or country. Consalsssion Free.
RrFor further paF1s aiafs aeplv b sroN 3
Nov 7,'55. q'l-71 - = - ''l'' w. ~
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FRESH Dg'aggS

AN1E subscriber is receiving his stock .izs7vkEZ.
4 of Sp.ing and Summer DRUGs which @szs1asssS
aaye all been selected by himself in the ss4 IN
. ls'ern cities; and is much the largest sS&
assortment OF the kind ever brought 10 sa ID
this market, and in point of quality, price, ;, will
compare with any stock the country. II v i'll sell
as low as any establishment west Of the h.s4tains
for cash approved country produce. Person
wishing to purchase any article in the
Il ~ DE& Oss ID as UG LINE
would do well 10 call and examine his stock before
purchasing elsewhere. JOHN BEALL.
CadiZ, april %, 1854.
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All kinds Of Custom Work,

which will be cut and made in the best and most
fashionable style andby the best mechanics in the
country. A large stock of BOYS CLOTHlNG
which, with all my goods will be sold ut the very
lowest prices. aHSi
NV stock is the largest, best selected and stand
ready TO prove il itdecidedly the cheapest in Harr-
son county. | offer it for sale. II comes within
the wants and circumstances of all. To the buyer
in this article then give me CALI il will afford me
pleasure to show you throughm extensive assort-
the fault will be my own. | will be happy to see
my old trends and pleased to make the aequaint-
nnce Of new ones when they can mako ii convent
ent to give me CALI Remember the place, in the
corner opposite the Court House, and under the
.'SentPtl'i office, Cadiz, Ohio. Fl VI .at{aas.f,
Cadiz, Ohio, Nov. 7, 1885. fACOBCRAPB, 4
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TNTIAT have ever been offered at JoHR McCoR.
H. MLeK's cheap cash store, can now be ad. Hin
stock isiull and complete embracing every variety
Of Spring and Summer Dry Goods Ready made
clothing, Groceries, &c His stock has been selec.
ted with gre care, and at cost which enables him
to sell cheaper than ever before. Give him call
before purchasing elsewhere, and you will not 20
away without bHying something. igasR
JOIN MCCORMICK.
Cadiz, O. April 26, 1854. ,l&EH A8lfl
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Sylessdid f. Eus'ssiGesae.

iS93GGfdGG10 A. g5g'2gagg&3 e.
TINE undersigned would respectfully inform the
L public that he keeps constantly on hand all kinds
ul Cabinet Ware, manufactured out ti the best ma.
eral and finished in the neatest style, which he vii
dispose of on the most reasonable terms
lie has also recently received from Pittsburghfo
large assortment of Fancy and Common Chairs Ma
Looking Glasses, Plates OF sizes, Gilt Mould FK
ng for Looking Glasses and Picture Frames, etc
ne is prepared tc furnish Collins ofevery kind, and
viii carefully attend to funerals. He has the only
aears in town for the accommodation Of lhe country.
Cadiz, March 90, 1854 J. w. GILLESPIE
N. B.--A nice Rockawuy Carriage Tor sale cheap
j. w G..
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S. L. SHARP, /,

,. 4. 6HAHR, Nm
WHOLESALE and Retail Tohacconist, Market
w street, above Sixth near the RaiIfoad; Stou.
benyille, South side. keeps conftantly or hand al
kinds OF Manufactured Tobacco, Cignre and Snuff =
All articles, sold by him are warranEed ID be 81 tha
best quality. :.
81~Al orders promptly attended to. @# se34
teubenville, Oct. 10, l855--ly. a9.s,
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Atthis jgnctnre all eyes we're fTed on
our reporter. who also began 70 smell a
mice;" aad hpstily thrusting his notes in the
pocket e his .tbarskin bangup" Samoosed
through aide vindow, surrounded BY a
blaze Of glory and vt least hundred hard
shells.
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THE GREATEST
MEDICAL DISCOVERY
Every kind Of Humor;

DR. KENxABY, Of Roxbury. has discovered in ons o.
..ur c..nl--.ln -astllLe wcal. Lanady Ihat enlas
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man RlED

BLATCHFORD-ovERTON Y,lIsv sp,ines Ollie. e
Moi cay Dee T. ~ A. W Srouis, esq MI o. D. bhseAssse
and Mics Lydia NJ. OveIton.
thomas MOesey, Mr. JsT.aish Foore to Misc jana -
Powers
GURLEY-CocKEFAIR--By the Rev. NJ. Ia Css.e 0rssg.
usy to In n.y. daughter OF Isaac Cechsiar es' 81 81
this eiy.p
GOODRICH-MAsON-On Wednesday, Dee. o. Ne osf
ee.tr,. Church BY the Rev Dr. Pr.ntiss Cnaes OsA-
cb OF Gsudsls Amelia MuusJ daughter " Joas H. ~
son IL tDs city.
LORp-RoBBiSs-Iu Ess. Haddsn, Cons % Weaassaas
NOV, H. at 81 Sept us Cboeh BY the Rev Mt D.'ss NJ
Chss W. L. I'd Of Baltimore to Mics Laura % dAssAsss .
tho late ROwlala A Robbns, esd Of No~ FORA I
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. vdns.dsy, D.a By The ksv.
A A hHcellus j. LswTsnce Msrc.as Of wilma n.:sns y
k.ie ,ld,st daughter IT this Ia Capt. Edward bs0vs -
Suspicion, Staten l.lsld.
MAYFGPlQUEr-Op wednesday, Dec s, at the rstdseO
Of he brios. father by tho ksv L. a. Pcsss Nc Jse-Uo
h.,,s Of r.lsno Mics Ma lame Puget VI s~its"ss@
ONpF Wednesday, Ds 3 10 russey
Cb,rel by the Rev VIM Richards ORE Of u" "o~a tssAs
Nii.m L. OboerduLk 10 ChAisste = daughter 81 NE ~
Uetry Gas, VI st. 1homss w. l.
PARTRIDGE-CArLIN-A Grsc. Church, Brechiys. ~ -
Rev DR.. Niutos, Csc. 8. Purrdss IT,, 70 hs'ss Dss&
dsusl tel OF g. I. Csihn, esq
PLATT-saUFELT-At Wayne. Ashtabula Cssny. o. rss.-
d,y Nov n BY the Kew Wua dssiss, D j. fistt W Nc
A. 1. sbai.lt, botD Vi Wayne.
ITNAM-GRAVFS-IS this city, by the Rev. DE- snaeS
ran u.i PuLan , Of Worcester MAss, ~ Miss hAus Il
Graves oi Liltieton, Mass
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fAdvertisr ment
RICn VELVET VESTS So to s.,
EVANS,
Nos 81 and 6s Pul,onst
Advertisement
LONDON Gin AGAIN-A MIRACLE.

No. l5S PEARL-sTREET, Tuesday, Dec lst
Ma FpToR; In eur stioa Of the 10Th uiE. we
asked; Bo I. IL thai hkssspger co Gsd SinPsoa B'oDs~s
ea, IN oI on, ,ps OF ndon ~ teh GOULD fA about
an. dcrer Of fher oo yet ma-Gge bstren the" TO
,nrsad all sey husd'sd oRfdHd DOZEN
LONDON Gis This question remains nnss.ver-d
The miracle Of turning water into vine Is ou,done by tnl'
Of poisoned Ohio spirits into London Cordial Git
Mr,er ser and Co. dodse this question They ad
nit that Mr. Charles prop etof Of CHARLEss LONDON Cos
pIt GIs Introduce London Ga into the tned
STATE. How. then can he be utesr iuiitstorl
The spsctatle druggists and grocers 10 whom Mestnse
Co sppes than they desire learn 10 beware Of
IN They will keep CBARLEs's LONDON CoEoI,L
CHS 0ny But senteGsn answer US about thu. one
~, Know bow hi. miracle Is performed
De NEsoGE CHARLES.
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SHOCKING OUTRAGE AND TERRIBLE CAse OF
LYsoAisG-- The MaysrtHe Ky Eagle OF Ihu"day
last contains the particulars Of shocking outrage com
mit,ed in the town OF Manchester, Aosms County,
Ohio by a free negro upon the wife OF MI MOI
ys while the latter absent from home. Inc negro
broke int, Mr.. Morriss house aud accomplished his
vii ainy after desperate struggle with the unhsppy
tempting 20 release tie negros bold upon her hrott by
biting him. The negro then escaped from the house
and vent home 10 his ~f, leaving Mrs. Morrs IN ht
tie better than dying conjt Her screams, me an
while had attrsced assistance ana the negrvs ,unis
led hts detection which excited Intense lnog
nstion, in connection with two other ouoaSes OF a
similar nature before attributed to hi lie vas ouad
IN bed with bis face badly scratched aud bleeding jis
described by his VICTIM The excited oroSd topk
bin forthwith be fore day, to au isant IN the Oaio
River just above the to- n where tney hung Nun up
To Tee, but the rope breakos he revived lie then
acknowledged the infernal deed. aud would have besn
hung up again bat for the iaterposton Of some Of the
the negro accordingly taken 10 West Calon,
10 Jail and chained L. prevent hi- escape.
During Monday night Nc. Morris res he'd no me
from CiuoiBbaii- On Tuesday morning, crowd OF
II en- with Johs Dougbeny, Ia brother Of Ms. Morris
NJ thfir head lett Manchester for the county seat
where they broke open thej bursting the locks With
bammess and axes. On eschiDS the room where tho
negro was, Dougterty with one b'os fon his axe,
lr,k bs chain and then raised the to c!eave the
nfero's skuJl but the Of tho ioturiatct msu
cs9eot. and the negro ssved Tor a difereat death.
lie n AS taken AK su g. the saDo and hung upon thc
limo of TREE some % feet bign On h's way IRON
and even under his gallOws, the negro cursed and
svor terribly and vowed if be should get oil sve lie
would XII Mrs Morris at sight After hanging until hs
was dead bis body cut down, asd, wiz ths caSn
still fastened to him, deposited in box and buried on
the island.
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t..re nov rsa. for tteJ ~sts Of sSs 30 e.. a,,n
IL hsa oesn s 20, ia day aud he way
ess 9. ia ~. ~ eno1sb should BE- allowed
H.LL that tbs socIIu could m ,s' m IRE nol-y
i n he board cf prsp.i.s - oens 'h.n any nrco aos
u keeper The oiy aud thought tb- price 81 'aid
be reduced ~ - -. Iii. r..,s5
"a riurbed by . Tecon'iderstrin r.,
The G. mu,i zee On Salaries reported in favor of IL
ire ...ry Il Disrci Attorney f5"oH and nsces
Us a. en- NOV an pay a OF without
Il ~. ,adi ionaI ceILsnds OF the BOazd .
WALL severely AKIN diverted upon the neshsen
In witch the goiss Distinct Attorney had performed
80 an,e and of sviog good sssy 70 toe os
bonus for the performance vi he oasne"
Of bis Cffce. - a. -, -. ...,1 la
SIN, the .sary u $500 was adopted. ,
A7er soa,s busiLess 81 no general Importance, inc
I'D .diourp-i TIL n.lt WedL esdhy
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k r al a'teussrc- the s~oord Ds'rio, stasiss Hsss
40 Il. eO.rryes he hoass - Ne 70 AsePa, street
KtsGs CoUsrr CIscur CoURr CALEsoAs- PAT
p.y D-c.uber Nos 80. ~ ~. ss So, 80. . -di
So ~, C,l.ns,r l.< tse Of Lscsest AID vie
an, re 80 p-rs q The s~.ubos brniy Cay Zoe dsnsse'ss
-, "a p,r sustained By the barriaz Of TIE v-sel
- .,c- h.s ter-efe b. tvios tried the Jury not
=. -. "a ~, : upou verdict either inns.
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UNirrp STATES CIRCUIT CoURr-Drc. l.


The Urior Irdia Rubber Company, claiming az
ow pers of Good, ea Patent as l. rstes to sprnEs
hs,e died bin for an injunction ssanst the New England
ar spuR Company TO prevent sllessd iLfdsemonts sas
require = accounting for profits heretofore made.
Before Jsdzs Bars
MORE REVENUE CASES.
J. w Calvert Hsnan Redheld and John b Chsrron, yt
the
In these two revenue cares formal verdlon were
tab, for tho plaintiff IL rs Ia the Of 900 and
IL lie second Vi 45 subject to tee opinion OF the Court
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COURT cALENpAR-rrr, DAv.

srrRrNx Covsr-Specia rsrn.-Nos. 49, III. W.
S. IS to ", Isl, Isl. ls6. -
ourxR,uR Coz Trial Tem-Nos. S54 SSs, 81.
ss7 so sss ST., 81. SIS $50 ga. ss ST. ss A ~
SIS sgS Ssi SIS SO. ss Ss sos, ss2, We ss, 81 'sk
CoURT or CoNNos PLEAs-rRiAL rEKN.-PN
No. VsS 1886 Ils7 1888 lisa ilsss Na. io, Ifa, -
1875 1876 Ia7 as 49, Part il-So. 1854 lss. ias ~
1910 l9il l2i2 lzIs l2is tzi5. l.s ifs NV En- I'm
RRooKlYs CITY Court CALgNDAK FRIDAY, DeA
Nos. 10 % Il n ~ So H. IS n, so, III, ~ - ~
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COURT OF COMMON PLrAs-Pnr ss-pso. A-BSAs,

yaSse IscaaaAs.
A NON SUIT ~ An ACTION poR kiILfSG 4 CaftD.
So,ouo. Beias Adrssr,og. Nc, a.. rse Nov Ysst -
nsr'em Railroad C.n pay
1hn suit grows cot OF scrics a. sbicA occxrs1 -
Centre ls i4 Of Sepseubr sx Fred>sok e<aA
son OF the pssnf. shoot y Of playns sbsoe
p the tSiFVsd usck we~r- ~sse
sAns rspsrs ~k~s the ,rsis ssss ssd srna9 -
three OF hours "
The P'eeent ssson brousht BY the 'ber s,miars0R
urdrr tie statute OF ls<7 Cd isA Re cas - -
ctrSes IL would sesn Ter The driver eli he sA14
b., g'ins 81 rspid rs'e o. ,e- time
1br facts soov. ss.d having b~es Substantially prcvs1 ~
the Psbf Gen >kndorc h~ssf Of the dsteSsa usvUa
uit On two und. ~ Tia p-suniayy damage ssA
teep secnd That the tat c the child bssa sses 10
The street Vas pro- positive OF nsScsc~ para Il -
eknd's parents ~iha ~oee prreuds r-vovsy Tue Cssrx
Lie hts s,ns the oeci. sosal tAsaS3
tie ono sDhcisnt 10 warrant in srantns mstss
Philips Naa BHrss Tor plaintiff; chAA W. sssAfsrk -
det poaRts.
SPECIAL TsRN-Befnrc Jsdss D,Lv.
james Y. White at Lewis nabsdAka
Rspat If ~ {, rec confirmed
William Dusan sgt hebry Di,ssa CO.
Order 10 ile ccmi lsst.
John p. H"a sgt. John Orser
Order Of refert nee ~ Mcdaniel Hoxc, esQ.
John Muir act Jsnes kesrney.
Order Of reference 10 jane Janice esq.
John 3. Martin at. Absl I. And-csss-
Order Of reference 10 Benjamin. ID. Slnsa, -.
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COURT or GENERAL sEssroNs-Dxc. s-Bessss JsAes

COJRI OF GENERAL sEssIUNt-DKr' y -bet0sS IT,
CArRok.
The Only case ready for trial today IN this Ceot
40. that John Cor ndedf for feisnisus'y s.ss:taa{
Thomas Dunn OF No IS Whitehall street.. He w.s eSA -
quttes afte Which the Court adjourned Toe tAs day
lee. A-Tmohy Wocd cas- tried aud c,s vtcseA -
s'ssut aud battery uiou Psrek OConnesl efN. ksss
The assault place el,ctton Gay, a. board
vessel yrs ID. foot OF Tbsps The Court sessaesS
tic piss Al the Peni's ptisiy tor aK months
Patrick Re Ell tried crnvicte.i Of assaa't 80
battery William oConnor, OF No lsi wshinsos strsss
X. dsd for ,,ntenee
FI,d,nck Williams, alias Henry Munroe. PLEADED
guilty an attempt commit bai diary the Sd desre~ -
Udl n.,tt cup, uded
John AID. r,.a pleaded guilty TO petit larceny, aAl
was sentenced 20 the Penientisry tor sx msstAA
Aciouin ned for the cay.
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Another COMPLAINT AGAINST LAzELLE.-Abra1

~ BIZ pnser esq No so Greenwich street late Aa--ic,n
candidate r Alder an Of the Firth Ward yesterday made
cen pslt grand against Ma-ceus Lszc las John
C. b,on The hotel tibet MIR charging him with having
tie SO,h If July last stolen him while on board tho steam
boat Aida then her way Albany csrpetb containing
chns psper Sc the value OF s57 Tue baI aud papers
wrrc ,rbseaueny found o. No 5i3 Pa street whore bs,ee
to.rded which place 10 alleged. be also robbed and ve't
which formed pant Of the cotLns Contained In the bW was
found on person The accused reoommittod by Justice
Couuolly 70 .nsw CT tEis aud other complaints.
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MARROW EscAPK.-Yesterd4y afternoon the CHM
ney of Primes Building, No. 81 Wall street, was blowo
down, and portion of it fell through skyNght ioto
Abe Office of Mossrs Weeks Co.. brokers, crushing
desk and chair which, but moment previously,
WAS occupied by a person in that Office.
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CHAPTED HANDs.-1bis very troublesom and
painful condition of hands Tan, Sunburn
Fecs and all sDd rougtress Of tho skim occasoned
h, In. of heat or cold be removed aud prevented
IL u.c OF BvRNETys KALLIsToS, OsIESr WATER Price
80 cert, and T. per bottle. For sale by c. H. Rms T. T.
smith A. b. 4 u. Sands Co and dealers generally
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Ia " INTELLIGENCE

SUPREME COCRT-SrkcI,L TEss-Dsc 4-Sefors Jadse
CLEsKs.
cLARK's SPOOL corIoS-A TRADEMARK IyJUScTroS.
John Cl,k. jr Il Matthew Cl.k sgT. Geo. ClArk
The Vl-inifs are Scotch msnHfaG tdrers of cotton
sewing.ihIesd at Mile End. Gasgc~, where their
house has done business foe yesrs under the OF
John Caik, r & Co. They allege that ehsis thre I'd
has sequireo great reputation, particularly IN tn.
United states where II was introduced in 1890 whea
sole sgepcy was established in New York for lis sale
which bss been in charge Of VIM. Wnitewrisht since
lG2 They fnrber aege that the defendant has in
;.rfred with their rights In vsri ways. Several
sfdavi,s of dry goods dealers ntrod iced which
bore UPON the quality Of the Glasgow article aud the
similarity bet set The trademark upon It and that
useo by The defendant An H. uuction ~ss according
" granted few Gays since restraining the decnd >nt
from selling mailing, using or importing any cot'on
sewirghrsad spOols thereof bearing psrti colo ell
sbes or trsoe. ks Of like design TO, nr coorabe
imitation of, ,bat used by The planIffs on publishing
en- advertisement headId "Carks Spool Cotton"
which appeared in some of the city papers
DECISIONS.
Sturtevant AIT Brdssl.
Motion denied, with $40 cssts to plaintiff to abide
event
Notice for q reference faned, with liberty to reeres
to tsAe testimony ia Orange County II he should deem
it necessary.
Before Judge ROOSEVELT.
In resppca OF the Mayor &c of New York In relation to
the opening public place, &c Petition OF VIM Frost
Orc er tc pay the amount of the award for the land
eutiol d IL the report to the petitioners or their at
teipeys.
Order OF retreuce Charles Stewar - pass the &C
count OF The itceiyer.
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BROORL YN ITEMS.

TBr Proposed NEW FEhRY-The Special Com
mi'tee on Ferries met on Wednesday evening" to con:
id.r the proposition Of VIM. A. Dayton (Submltted to
tie Common Council at the last meetng) to establish
ferIy from the City Dock, foot Of Fulton street to
some point on the New York side, hereafter to be pro-
cured He proposes to obtain the franchise OF the
Brooklyn dock under the following provslons To run
boats and ettatl.h the ferry within one year. to
charge no more than one cent for each foot
and other rates prcportonatJ low offers 10 the Con-
non Couy cl the right to take 10 session Of the dock
H.. f,rry not in operation within one year. or any
other provision If the franchise violated desires the
city 10 guarantee TO him that they viii not sell or
otherwise dispose OF the property in question to any
person whtteytr p,caly 10 the Union Ferry CON-
psny The applicant feels confident Of his ability to
..cure a landine.place On the New-fork side, and
OF " av ats the actor Of the Brooklyn Common Coun
ell to CONN ence operations. The Committee desired
uore time to consider the subject before they submitted
THEN report ard then adjourned.
sricIpr BY TAXING AnsESIc.-The Coroner was
notified yesterday that he BODY CT man Tho oaa SI h ~
tor.e i. oecepisd BY Mr. Gustav Gsef, GerHsa ~ho h.ps
& n 70, sI s q 5as ns ha.5.nd went to The Sgs
sore on the corner Of Carol and CoIumbs streets. nd pro
sSI.e qp,aty q ,s .a ' .,. .as himself beside the o,
sovsd the dose and shOrry siter tell from o.. eae ne
.uIusd ,eIys1t VIA. he had d1ne. ana as vic VI"
ee,ey for who arrived sonoe houIs pei re ne oe
PIN sioisns summoned. and ne 9su1-
Piled. hut 70 10 eject lie sreahe4 b: rs, aooa. = 81 60
lie Alleged oss OF tlends V eea ana p
cthAiy chcues in consequence An miu-'' VII 0e Ho'a
tbs morning
ALDERMAN OF THE SEVENTH NAho.-H Is cur
,r,Iv r,ro,ted tbs, Jobp Neeke (Denocrstl At@
tie venth AID declines the Po.ion . icing a
intention city lis eerrDn tnA' up 70 tnn
i'm be las d takeu the Oara Ooe bsing quiree IN do
20 Ter aay. AZ. of hi ion Should tue report
prove The Democrats vii be IN minority OF oae N Toe
CommoE CocsciL
SERIOUSLY IsJVRTD.-An elderly man, named JONI
r Fiourr sus.xiped fu In Bride street on WEDNESDAY
svsairx by wish ~ s-rensy insEes DE MA P9rdea
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Popr Fosyp.-Tbe body OF q msn- apparently tnity
,rs az .,nS~r form 6v- fret inches high.
uns In tie shp Of the Barclays, ferry Hosh-a y.seraay
Nt ro,tnr %, es 70 show vhs By wat paesas
he L. ts.k Deceased has d.rt s,ir and 'sny .ss
,rcs PAINTER By trade The body hAa srpA nay oAca
b. be esk and nsos nutAIe4 thai &c
VII be recognized with difficulty
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DIR. vIsroSs LKcTURr-Tne Rev. DIR. Vinton
gave lecture Esaggeraiou last evening, in the
chapel of the University, before the Young Mems
Christian Association. Nearly two hundred persons
were present.