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The Winchester home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-07-04

Rsagn The weather for the past day and
night has been quite cool and out Of sea-
son. Such strange weather in these parts
has never been before, since we can rec.
ollect. Reckon the comets doing it all,
for, according to some, he's alrcadycome,
head foremost, and may be seen in the
Fast between the hours Of three and
o'clock, A. NJ. We have risen quite
early twice during tie past week, but as
vet have seen nothing extraordinary cS-
cept large, bright and beautiful morning
star, which astronomers tell us is Venus.
The editor Of the ShelbyvilIc Expostor
lwho has ust been united III wcdlock)
accounts for the fact of Venus large and
luminous appearance by saying that she
has taken to hoops. Another country cd
itor gives different theory in explana.
ton of the expansion, but we won't men
ton it. AS for our part, we agree win
the Exposi,or man, and conclude tina; We.
nus has become cnamored with the pres
en-, fashion of the fair sex on Earth. and
is following suit. Any way, she looks
unusually beautiful, and any one would
be well recompensel for the loss OF a
morning nap by seeing her.
The Winchester home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-07-04
NAV 90. 1857. I'd
Sheriff Sale,

By virtue Of an order Of sale to me is.
sued by the Clerk Of The Circuit Court of
Franklin county, Tennessee. on Monday
the 9Th day Of July, 1851, at the court
house door in Winchester, | will offer for
sale, to the highest bidder, for cash,
House and Lot situated and being in the
town of Winchester, in said county,
and bounded as follows: On the North
by the street leading by the Baptist
Church; on the East by the Baptist
Church; on the South by CIR. Embrey's
lot; on the west by James Harris lane,
being the same House and Lot John T.
Barr now occupies, containing one acre,
more or less--to be sold as the prop.
erty Of the sail John r. Barr, to salts,
fy two orders of sales in M hands for
collection, in favor of Siratton & Ew.
ing, and against said Barr
l.. w. GONCE, Shift
NAV -, 1857 I'd prs fee ) 60
The Winchester home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-07-04

Rsay- Go 10 strangers for charity, nc'
ouantances for advice, and relatives for
nothing, and you will succeed better and
live happier.
The Winchester home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-07-04

sD- The Crops in France promise a
harvest Of unusual abundance. The
vines also are very prosperous.
The Winchester home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-07-04
Valuable Town Property for sale.

Valuable Town Property for sale.
wish to sell at private sale the comforta-
bic Frame Dwelling, on Jefferson street, in
the town Of Winchester, now occupied by
James Estlll, Esq.
TERMS-Twenty-,hrce hundred dollars
on one and two years credit, with bond and
approved security, and 4 lien retained upon
the property until the purchase money is paid.
Persons wishing to purchase will call on
me or my agents, Messrs. S. W. Houghton
and F. A. Loughmiller, Winchester. Call
soon.
Jan. 20. ~. tt I. L. ACKLEN.
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New AyrTangement
sSfGseS THE wlIEtItNCS SAND,PARKERsBURGH

-
i57tfssi y 0l1 esd H. - . DeP1Btt M lUGteFy
WIN leave NhesuE every ThuFalaJ ard saturday
at 10 O'Clock, a. for connecting af MaFie.
- with die Steamer BG1 tEoEn Zanes.
Vile; and At With tie teansr
ming frpm ParkeFsbutg to tWesf Columbia Va. "a
Retnra!ng every Monday tednes-
day and FgidaT, 1T b94 % clock n. .---l--
Freight win potnt the AI9lkingtm
between MaEtettA and ZaeGYtles and for. point
Ohio between Vince elinS and Vest Colpmbla,
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s9flTf ib3 Ptrs md ffs5iEE EFo5dd! W Tf55Sf =
Alsp do slssi - q fofys
sgfF SS ibs 9mlaS sl..s
gs4ll A5 lq4 GteaEa fFpil f ehe iChyyStSla
W6FThnted pure and Tor t1Ie ii
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MIS- Gel L "a NE. GUS.

TERMS:
re @ egsssS ssa9g s,,a s Fl Boas
For fs
ME PRoPRlEroRs take great pleasure In express,nr
cess which have marked s @ of tsls S
us at the CnpIfa and them
Eapldy increasing demand for Gct!edt and
experience Of the Principal, In heavy BANKING and
Ssa Ry and aseOnpIshsd gentt-
s S5F aEFENRS SE2NT1Ss Ss 4T
BY this new procss Is drilled the DESK iRdird.
step BY step nnt he has mustered the whole routine
JSagsE az u R01.s furge C0F1ercfQE
9 eas q and egrestoas
In addition to our OF sccoInulIhe Assist
most eminent Lecturers IN Ohio lecture on
course Of instruction is too extended to
sHsEy thing connectl Win DOUBLE
ss Scientific upon Commercial Isory
and History Of Eminent Commercial Men, ti1
Political Economy, Mercantile Law, RticS Of Trade PSrt
TIE L4DLES' DEPARTlLEET
nov opened for the reeetion N6Insttuton In
Tnon more thorough Interesting course in
II sSnsuio3 i, wS you'd that shan put forth our
reception with which enterprise has met n Ss
soalss sS1s sga5g, PsaGsat
ctter NidrcdRtte college. t'sg g
ing EiS a " .k kt.s 1ne tolo"-
are the pleasure that We
and Teacher Of BOOK Keeping which IS Of the
highest order He has had great experience as an Ac-
heavy Commercial and Banking Houses, which
fxes nm superior facilities in imParng practtcW
i. J, ALLEN, LII. sp.,
PreBideut OF Farmer ColleEc,
L0RIN ANDREWHI
President q Keny9' College.
!, TO young who to acquire a..1usta .E1uca-
IGos 70 H. We think It affords facilities seldom qnaled.
sde and uptesS In eaChng, added 10 practical Counting
and feel confident that graduates from
s Collee VIII be fully competent keep most c08npEi
Al Al. +. Stone 81 M 6 Wholesale and Retail Merchant.
y. PAl1Al, Book Keeper at d. 4. Wooilbury's.
D. 0VERD1EIts Book Keeper at Clinton Bank.
Il. z. Mills, SeC,y Columbus Gas and Coke Co. 81
o. b. MAsONt Book Keeper at J. II. Riley & Co.'s
e8 For full particulars send for circular.
GRARGER e elAPlLSTRONG,
-ls5-GE -. ProprIetora
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I11a Law on NI1WsPAEslsIts

l.-subscrcrs who do give express notice the
slOE.s. 70
2If subscribers order the dscontinuaAce OF herGTi-
0dcuis, the publisher Ay continue send them until all
EEaTngvs paid.
Sill subscribers neglect refuse their periods
Gals from the offices which they directed, they are held
espOusbe till they have settled the bill and ordered hem
9iBeontihued.
subscribers to other places wthoutinform-
E ubiishers aud the papers sent to the former dI
FEctiUI!1 they are held responsible.
5he Courts have decided that refusing to take periods
eGS iron the office, and leaving them uncalled
or PriHld nLcid evidence of Intentional fraud.
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? ~
jif<aS : sape6r steamer FOREST OI4e y
Ess5lsls ! TYl Capt. Geo. D. Moor, and : - -
a. nIURNILC Capt. Asa sheph6TIl 7
Eitn lalS Wheeling and Forest
City leaving Wheeling exesy Monday Wednesda ard Fri.
daS and the and E6t1fdhy
at A. II, 70 e0nnset the
elIs, In ttet0f t6G moFnInE
line East the FOREST CITY lsrVes e.
,apd ne pinraaI eysEy
Alon9Ay, Wednesday and 40 arriving a.
Wheeiing in time for tha mali lines for Ohio
{ sRor freight OF lFEly on b9atd es To- 4
s. O. HAIkEf 8 co. .AFental
Tor ClevelapdS Tnleae, ne.
tFoitS and 6ld g The
once % SO. B6k1f . .c0a3f ms
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COPPER, T1N. & SHEET 4 RON WAR;
ManufactorY.i

-I7-Ia I
THANKFUL for the liberal patronage heretofore
bestowed upon him, the subscriber would respect
fully inform his friends, and the public generally
x that he continues TO manufacture the aboVe named
i articles ih.all their variety, ali which he has al
Ways onhinds good for Wholesale and retail at
very low pTices.5 st5ss
He also keeps hand Cooking Stoves the most approy
ed patterns, for coal and wood.
Job Work VIII continue receive his particular a.
tent6n and 6 exeeuted with prUmPtness End IN style that
viii please The most fastidious.
a vARNEY.
1E2f No. s, Main street.
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nc COltItISSPONDENTS.

LETTERS concerning subscriptions advertising other a.
nancai business Of Tie Lutegeneer should be addressed
tae PrOlrietors.
Gts.is concerning editorial department paper,
I be addressed the Editors, Jointly, TO either
LllcIn.
writing publication, Will please write
only side Of the paper.
An observance Of the above rules will greatly ObNge
prompt attention correspondents than
Icy might otherwise receive.
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Cincinnati, Whining ton & zanes-
Vile Railroad.
NEERCHANTs Manufacturers, and the public generally,
WI hereby informed that the Cy a II
H. Company iS receive ErussIt
ro ts IL Second Street
iugt6n CceVile, Lancaster, New Lexington and intehe
diate ~ aso be given tothe
forwarding OF Freight elne for Tie WesE accordance
the tse8 whether by Railroad the
River from Cincinnati. lsesl -
Freight viii b8 received delivered during the winter
ln6ntlls frotn a. 70 z thG monthI
from D p and shppef8 taY6rtu Company
with their rely upon the gents
giving every attention necessary insure tie utmost
and safety the forwarding 6f property
trusted r. their care. g. - 4sE5,tSSa
zee the TaE1R puBllshed By
the Company or apply %
II, e. SMITH,
General Efelgh gent
n1S4QdaNttss ~ 9ZlnesVtts. Ohio.
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gl9f9e giqV&faf! IN oyse Covers!
sqARe IN llllsS si6pglby
So - - r. klIkRPARD q M0RtiA6
'1etos41 s, 'si2t t u lUiB5n.
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$; 8 5.g.1. s. 9gi.. pa
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NU Nc ER 1856
CITY IS d SIN lzSS.
GOLDEN Z BEE HIVGi s. g sToRI.

FGEOA94Z4s44a DELL III " lAt E9AsOkE3Sl1
174N1AIN ST. NV11E EI1NC Cfs
Fak1LL IND WINTER sI,leADE
SST0NE & THOMAS take ples9uTe Ia Announcing That
Winter - -7sal8fs .ti-Eis
iIry q O0da, Varieties al d N ery a Sotr
They have Just received their second Ran Purchases,
sent 70 the Fpblie more than 5fstEEf
S6O,0 OWORTIS OF GOODS,I
Being by the laPReRt and MOST BI knok.Sna
embracing the Of ehOIce VoCh fhey hoY
ever offered to the Public. 80
To their former have added 4 tlFgs Stoe AZ
Carpeting and Rugs Of the latest EaiEns
and also beautiful lna Of choice Rlfs suitable Tor ne
both OF Ehtcs we'll 70 theft
THEY invite the Ntten ton Of the Trade
Having beCu In the Eastern elites uFeyl0na
he late heavy rise in 0 kinds Of Cotton EG6tcS and buy
ing With ts Cash, te3 have done
rs IN lonle Instances; they able fhdnesn1enta
70 I ese Gfss Btges, either by the PIECE
exec. q y no similar house II the lEeat sii
40 n4st Rank OF theE rnp eaainR Trade thef
naSS r19del and are making ample
their line In the West. s.5 - -.
IN thts stock may be found fnlly = t2=sz7ssS
4SSVGg Sds some the huRRt
=. S3uJls EFeueh MeFtnoeS, sGaRhmeFeB, RonhpSnes
s SIa iS M @ a.1ality and
IN striped Cashneres and elalHeG-Imp0Fted,t
4gO shaNls and some of the rIehest
ever offered in Wheeling. - = ~
$1,000 yds GnghamS, DebA1es, DelaInes and printS
90gG2 OF DeEnesticR-embFaeI the largest line OF
HoCleha and Cotton g6ods kept 81 any TiSS
house, II not bylanY hauSe In the city. =
They have laid their With view Is seloser eSsh
shnll be wanting to please.
They feel eonhdent that they Oaer Inducements %
the United States No trouble chow sent To-
Cars Hotels and Boats for ctstorneTs =
" .AtWay9 on hand, Prime Live Geese Feathers.
- g2Ho L.
E NUOURA TT A
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sheppard and M!!organ.

Sheppard and Morgan, g
Is MHOLESAIsE4A MD ERETAIl3s
Saddle Harness and Trunk Manufacturers
No, l3l, AaiB 50. Gorner Of Union,
HAVE nov ON hand large and agsoTtnent Of
tsnsns ps S9a co95se and
AoEshin, Hair and Wool Collars hIpS, Hanes,
de- kc.s &esa r :.
Saddles Of every descEptton aud quality nm The toWest
rate 70 the best style Of Euglish $shaiE0e. -
Iron ffae Trunks VR1ices, superior article
Zine sinsls aud double Harness Of tie best Stage
manshlp
large q caFPet Bags and satehes6G eyefy
variety OF nlRtPTial and pattern.
All work ordered vim be f1FnSed mo- efs
fort WIN s spaFed to merit continuance Of pablo
F6Fs Give eaAs a2s = s. - a = "a 2 -
psytt SHEPPARD . MORGAN.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-22

Election they abandoned tbe resolution. the witness
does not know whether Sleeper wS operating
similarly with othr persons; this man was youu5 7
man rather tall with sandy complexion snd blue eyes.
be wore a Kossuth hat and hight over coat. he re-
presented hlmsef IA being from Concord. New hamp
shire. and showed the witness DRAFT Sleeper showed
note from man named I'M III .ohcoru lne PaP''
spoken OF IA a draft the note purporiing 10 De
written BY the man Hill in Concord ana representing
that the money would be- seut on 10 some bahk 'n
Boston; the witness has not seen that man since W
considered il Ia be trap 10 get money "v'i "l'
The witness was then cros'-cxamincd Dy M 10
ulund J. Porter one Of the deteDdapts counsel
sleeper says the wness did not say anything aood'
his evidence but said he was formerly from Con,o
and stated that he was acquainted with the iae
dent Of the United States. whom he hsd oteu " 81,
!, ,,es nj the last interview with the Wi'nerS 'h7'
sleeper asked for the 800; he did not P'oPose any
security for the loan he asked me "itt', he oaI
,, fst bor.es 10 u-e in they should be wanted
m ;bis escape of Huntington, the witness said that he
had fast horses; there something mysterious or
ueer about the appearance OF Sleeper to The witness
he told the witness that his name was not sleeper
The witness Of the opinion that Sleeper wanted to
rnise about 900; he also stated that he had spent
about that sum the keepers at Sing-Sing that he
had four or five interviews with Huntington; Hunt
ingtons family kept his horses at witnesss stable;
Sleeper did not hire any carnage OF the witness or
propose to do so
John A. Bryan further deposes and says the an
nexed letter marked No. |, dated Para Jan. d. 1854
purportnp TO be letter of introduction from Joseph
Whitmore to Lieut.. Herndon. Introducing Charles
Armstrong, / saw the officer take from Scatchards =
baggage at the Franklin House, when searched
testified by Officer Lord. The printed circular
marked 9. with a fac-simile letter purp0rting to BE-
from j. Whtmore TO the Hon. B. b. French. dated
NcwYork, March |, 1857, and introducing Mr. K LIE
Croix Of New-Oresns, was handed to me by Dir. Jus
tice Connolly the magistrate present, as having been
sent Ia him in his official capacity; find on compar
ing letter No. with the fac sime No. 2, that
the writing corespOnds that is, the one resem-
bes the other very much; with reference to
the fac-simile Of the draft for 800. annexed
to this printed circular; the writing resembles the
writing in several of the communications taken from
Scatchard's baggage, at the same time with No. |
particularly the capital d. to the word dollars, which
resembles the capital in several instances, used in
many of the letters already produced saw Scatehard
write the order authorizing the officer to examine his
baggage; it il now produced and marked No. 3, and
find several points of resemblance between that and
the facsimile of the draft if the facsimile is correct,
/ believe the original to be in his handwriting.
The further hearing of this case was then postponed
till O'Clock this afternoon.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-22
THE ALLEGED PARDON FORGER.
FURTHER EVIDENCE INTRODUCED.

The hearing in the case OF Scatchard, alas Cross,
who has been schemng and laying plans with other
parties yet behind the curtain, TO procure the LIBERIA
ton Of Huntington the forger, from state Prison, for
a handsome consideration, was continued yesterday
afternoon before Justice Connolly, when further evi-
dence of interesting character was introduced.
Some documents which are supposed TO be iorSeries
and believed to be in the handwriting of the prisoner,
were exhibited in Court. The following Is the sub
stance Of the testimony elected
Paul ID. Burbank OF No. leo East Twenty-sccond
street, was sworn and eNsmined-Hr had never seen
tbs prisoner Scatchard some two months ago a man
calling himself Sleeper called AZ his place and tried
10 learn whether he was acquainted with Huntingdon
pretending at the same time that be had letter which
be wanted 10 get to Huntington; he wanted to know
of the witness II he had any means OF getting il 10
him; he received a negative answer; the witness then
went to Mr.. Bryan's Office, and saw his paItucr Mr.
Hueston, to whom he stated The case; MIR. Hueston
told him 10 shake HIM off and let him go, it was
some Kind OF trick the witness received note from
this man requesting an interview with him at the
Girsrd House Chambers street; the witness and Mr.
Jsmes l.. Jones visited the Grsrd House, and had an
interview with Sleeper. who asked the witness 20 20
up stairs. but the latter declined 10 60 with hin,
and the interview ended Sleeper fearful that Mr..
Jones would overhear something; 10 a day or two
aiterward Seeper again called the witness, and at
hat interview ths mar threatened that II the wnes-
revealed any portion OF what had trsnspred between
them, he (the witnessD should be shot-that there
were hundred mon interested in it, and that they had
s!sehonnsr in waiting 10 take Huntington away; the
ie's<<ie wanted sent ~ Huntington he showed to tn
witness and read portion 20 him. the letter wa
wri'ten in very fine hand and apparently in pencil
ing in that letter a. he read it. ne wanted Hunting.
ton TO rave about 900 10 Gerry out his Sleeper a
plan ier Hantingtons liberation; on a subsequent
occas'en sleeper called upon the witness aud wanted
h'm 70 ~ him have 500; the money was no, al.
vanced, and in an hour or two afterward Sleeper
relluned sed wanted 80; OF course he did not get
ibs wsness cossulted witi hs son about Sleeper aud
h"ycoocanasd TO have him arrested. but upon re.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-22

uon sense and thr actual experience OF every "a
niliI with furnaces viii at once give an answer.
As to the damper in our chimney, 1t may have been
oteu b1if an irrh but il does not require to 4" be
opened every time fresh Goa! il fed in.' kept
oien until the best bf the gas escapes. Noc does
chimney 6" smoke continually. Ii hessrs. Case &
Soue wish TO make wager OF thousand dollars that
We cannot close our chimney cH''rrly' and send
ali the srnokc UP through the bed OF our fire. without
"destoyirg it, in ;hii.y minutes, or in three minutes,
they can a, any time have the opportunity. by giving
sec uuty for thc payment OF the money. which they
will mos, sure,y have to pay.
The fuel We uae j. coal dust. costing % cents per
tp and coal Gr Of gas houses q. about the prce
Der baIrtl. When this fuel l. fed TO the furnace,
blackish smoke may have risen for mnrte or two,
bu. none could ever tell from the smell what
burned ard Nil know how utterly impossible it has
hoe, heretofore 10 burn codi tar because of stencil
arising from IL consumption. This proves that moth
ing or amos. nothing, actually escaped from the
chimney wha.-, er may have been the position OF the
.damper.
illustrated BY the following fact: Previous TO the
of H. the foundation work of our boilers became 1t
moderately heated while the chimney for some dis
tsnce was made very hot. Such il also usually the
case in furnaces and chimneys, ndchimneys have had
~ be ncd with fire bfick a. is own. 10 stand the
beat Nor our chimney il but slightly heated while
the foundation work is constantly hot. thus showing
that the heat is retained ard made effective, just
where II should be- undcr the boilers. The temperature
of the smoke &c s. fed under the fire, is also from
30 10 10 deg.
Me-srs Case & Soule assert and repeat that We
are using an imperfect Application Of their invention.
This however deny, distinctly and entirely The
issue il thus made between us; nor Is there much
probability we shall settle il. So far therefore Is nc
are concerned here terminate any contest through
the public prints unless upon great provocaticn We
were assaed without proyocaton and having repeled
the unjust charges against Us, now leave our assali-
anita Ii forced into any other contest shall,
have already done, defend ourselves.
THOMAS ALDRIDGE.
4p,T Fl 1851 JOHN ALDRIDGEJ
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-22
LAW NTE'LLIGE'NCE.
rSIrEp STATES DISTRICT COURT-April 2l-Beors
Judge BETS.

TINTED STATES DISTRICT COURT-Aprl H.-Beors
Judge BErrs.
A NAVAL OFFICERS MODEST CLAIM.
The United States agt. jeremiah Dowie
This suit IL brought to obtain an adjudication OF two
ou, ston. which arose upon the settlement OF the de-
ferdants accounts ~ Naval Officer of this port
Mr. Dowle was appointed Naval Officer by the
President on the 10Th Of March lSi3, and held that
post until july 1874, when his nomination was sent
INTO the Senate who confirmed it. He continued in
Office until the 2st of May, 'lS5. For this service OF
two years and fraction, the Department has allowed
81 eco wear. He claims for four years so 900,
reckoning these years thus: From March. lsi3, to
January, 1874; from January, 1874, to July, 1874;
frcm July, 1874, to January, 1873; from January
1915 to May, lS45. He also claims extra compensa-
ton a the rate of $iO0 year. for four years, which
the department states not to be due. The case ia
still on trial. ~ a.,
Messrs McKeon & Joachimssen for plaintiff; Mr..
Cutting for defendant
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-22
MARRIED.

BROCBUS- SMITH-On Saturday April 49, At ~. Johns
Church Brookyn by tn. Rev Mr. Guion Miss Eliza Annie
Smith Of Brooklyn. 10 Mr y. Brocbn- Of N-w.York.
LT-OUACKENBUsH-A At Upper Nysck. on Thurs
ay evening" April l6 Mr. John Bauy-it of Caksown Rock
sd County Miss Irene Quskenbush youngest daughter
Of Samuel Qusckenbush. late Of New.Yo City.
COLT-DUNSCOMB-On Thur.dsy, April 3. by the Rev DR.
Tyng, Harris Colt to Catherine Leon eldest daughter ot Ed
ward Dunscopib esq.
KELLY-HUGHFs-In the private Chapel Of the ArcheYts
copsl residence, Madison Tuesday April 81 Ea
gene Kelly Of San Francisco Cal 20 Margaret Hushes
daughter the late Mr. Patrick Hughes Of Grove Mount
Jefferson County N. Y, and uiece Of the Archbishop
PFIRCE-LuNDY-Iu Philadelphia. On Thsrsday evening.
phi Is By Frierds ceremony, DR. c. Newiin Pece Of
Phhs6epbs and Charlotte w. Lundy OF Auburn. T.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-22

tie. hsv- -pp>.sed or, ,b- deer, 1. .su.I vhoUt costs
on either ssds.
SALVAGE.
Brig ioiA
NErsos, C. J.-The libel this case "a cited bv tho
steamer Ssupsen 20 salvage e tosx II. I.s saes
collision with The steamer which ,h. former ~>. ty 10
lnre, from d. plsos whsre hspr-.et. % Z.sv
Hook. 20 the Atlantic Doek We u.s vv,sS
he decree Of u. Court tio~ in which the ssapssa = o.o
demned for this injury the Ies According ths
ther b. just claim or .slvsz- fo doing a IN NJ
power toward ssyiHs ths brig The her.-f ws. ~.
. interested In this service Had r,aA.,
tn lois would probably hsyv sunk and vr. care. n,
suited in total os rbe salvage service thereor~,
by The .tssncr or her b-ne6 and of esgrss M.
prr,. ~ frr charming 10 upon the brig
The de-. ~. Of the Court below sfhrised with costs.