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The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-01-24
1856

STATUARY FOR THE CAPITOI.--A correspond
ent of the Commercial Advertiser at Rome,
gives description Of the fine statuary in Draw
ford's studio, designed for the Capitol at Wash
ington, and for private citizens. The statue
of America" to be placed in the lofty dome,
is thus described:
"The figure is twenty feet high, and stands
with the right hand resting on a sheathed
sword, and the left on the shield of our coul,-
try. On the breast are the initials Of the Uni
ted States and delicate drapery is so arrang.
ed as to form rays of light proceeding from
the letters. The ample folds of an outer dra.
perry fall majestically around the statue, leav.
ing only the hands and portion Of the neck
uncovered. For the usual cap, the artist has
substituted hemit, the crest Of which is an
eagles head, with richly falling plume Of
feathers. The countenance is woundrously
beautiful, full Of dignity and lofty purpose,
earnestly and thoughtfully looking out into the
great future.
The statue of an Indian, intended for the
eastern pendiment is nude figure, expressive
Of profound grief for the death of his nation.
The anatomy and pose Of the figure are admi-
rable; but the great speechless woe that bows
the head upon one open PALM while the other
hand is clenched in agony. is triumph of art
The Indian woman, too, bending over the
child calmly resting on her bosom, while before
her lie the lonely graves of her race-tlose
graves beside which is her only place Of rest
is a sad, sweet poem, and touching embodi-
ment Of woman's and mothers grief
Several basreliefs for the bronze doors of
the Capitol, representing national events, are
to be cast at the Munich founderies"
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DEATH TO HIGH PRICES.

DEATH TO HIGH PRICES.
THE UNDERSIGNED. begs leave to inform his
i friends and the public generally. that since the
dissolution of partnership between him and l.. Bloom
he is commencing business in his own name and is
now opening general assortment of
DRY GOODS, STAPLE AND FANCY,
IN the House formerly occumpcd ny Adler 4 Sriglc
in Port Hudson and socits share Of The public pa
tronagc. and that he will sell " low for cash us they
can be bought for in or about this locality. Come
and examine for yourselves.
JOSEPH FLONACHER.
Port Hudson May 10, 1856.
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FAMILY GROCERIES. &c.
A, SChlANKER'S

CONFECTIONERY AND FAMILY
GROCERY.
HE subscriber still continues the above bu
snesS at the old stand on Commercial Row.
Thankful for the liberal patronage heretofore
received from the citizens Of Clinton, and the
pubic generally, he will spare no efforts to dc.
serve Il continuance o.! the same
lie has lately made large additions to his
former extensive stock which enables him 10
furnish every thing in his line of the best oua
lty, and on the most reasonable terms.
Particular attention will bc paid TO the fur
nshiGg Balls, Dinners, Weddings, &C., with
cakes, candies, swcctmeats, fruits, wines cor
das, and such other altclca as may he want.
Ell for such occasions.
Among other articles now in store, he has
the following;
Candies, assorted
Rock candy,
Cakes and pastry, assorted,
Conlrrtionarcs,
Preserves.
RusinS, best brand
Cinnamon and spices,
Almonds and Pecans,
CIo"cS, uutmegS and currants,
Cordials assorted. superior and common,
Strawberry, raspberry, orgcat, ccrdiais,
jeIlics cnrrant, ounce, orange, guaya,
sugar cured hams Of the best quality,
Mess beef, by Darrell, or retail
Cheese Swiss, German and western
Coffee, tea, chocolate butter,
MackcrcI, salmon dried apples,
Pickles ketchups,
Soap, candles, star and Spcrmaccti,
Wines; Port, Madeira, oarct, Champagne,
Mn>c0t,
Brandy, superior and common.
Whisky, Gin, Rum,
Porter London aud American
Ale; Scotch and American
Sweet OILS Sauces, prepared Mustard
In short. every article in the line Of conf.c-
tionury and family groceries
BREAD. BREAD
Fresh Bread viii BE- furnished every morn.
ing, delivered At the residences Of those who
may desire it. \ Il orders left at the Store.
will be punctmlly attended TO.
may A. SNIILANk Err.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Saddle, Bride, and Harness Manufaotory

ca b. RIO IS G~A
~ North side Of the public Square. W3@
SUCCESSOR TO S. LOOMS.
VI GUILD respectfully inform his patrons and
W the public in general, that he has just re-
ceived n large and well selected assortment OF
LEATHER, HARDWARE, dc.
suitable for the manufacture of any and every
article that may be wanted or called for in his
line of business viz.
SADDLES, BRIDES, HARNESS, &c.
His stock of Leather has been selected with
great care, and lis of the best quality.
The Saddlery Hardware is direct from New
York, and is of the latest style and pattern.
With competent and experienced workmcn
to manufacture this material, he hopes to give
perfect satisfaction, and will warrant all work,
both as to quality and execution.
EkSy~ CALL AND EXAMINE. aEg1d
p1~ All open accounts due in November
jan 26 1y
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SYRUPS.
lie Undersigned ha the following varieties of the
=, mos, delicious syrnps, viz.
'AAnAA, ORlAGE LhUON GINGER, BANA-
Al PHih, &c. &c.
when he oilersat lower rate than any other house,
ana II Quantities 10 suit heb buyer.
Jez WIN. GURNEY.
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MlSCELLAN EOlS.
MILLS, CLEVELAND. 4 Co.

Provision and Grocery store.
ESPECTFULLi inform their friends and
J the trading public, that they have on hand
n large and complete stock Of
GROCERIES d PROV ISlONS,
together with IL well selected assortment Of
Dry Goods. Hats, Boots. Shoes. Hardware.
and in fact every article in demand for Family
or Plantation use.
They are prepared TO make advances on
Cotton consigned to OAKLEY 4 HAWKINS,
and to afford all the facilities usual in lhcir
lut Of business. ala
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CONFECTlONARI 4 FAMILY GRO.
Gerry

i HE tNDERSlGN ED thankful for the ILL.,
! ofaI patronage whichttcy have received for
tn pact year, during which, their efforts 10
please and Accommodate, they trust, have af-
fouet general satisfaction, with the view Of in.
rrtasing chat appreciation and support have
made large and valuable additions to their
present extensive assortment
They are prepared to furnish Balls, Sorecs.
Weddings, Assemblies, Dinner Parties public
or private, and social gatherings, Of whatcyrc
Kind, with Every article required.
AnrArrrencrd workman will be sent when
necessary TO The country 10 fupermcnd the
fultilmtnt Of al orders.
II would be 70 the interest of country mer-
chants and others, to call, examine, and leave
thef orders.
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FRESH ARRIVALS.

CUNDRY arrivals from ST. Louis and New Orleans,
~ viz potatoes. onions, butter and cheese, mess
Beef (exra) do do In half barrels lard bacon. sides.
hams and shoulders apples tgreen) ras'ns sugar
and coffee flower buck wheat, cod fish herring cx-
ira S. q. hams, new molasses, oats. candles, soap,
rice shot and powder, liquors, and various other
articles all fresh and superior, bought low and for
sale cheap for chash Of cotton.
dec 20 1856. j G.. D'ARMOND
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MISCELLANEOUS.
THE SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN.
TWELFTH year! One thousand dollars

THE SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN.
TWELFTH yenrl One thousand dollars
cash prizes The twelfth Annual Volume
of this uscful publication commences on the
18th day of September next.
The .;Scicntifc American, i an Illustrated
Periodical devoted chiefly to the promnlrotion
of information relating to the various Mechanic
and Cbemic Arts. Industrial Manufactures.
Agriculture Patents Inventions Engineering
Millwork, and all interests which the light Of
PRACTICAL science is calculated to advance
Repor, Of u. s Patc,ts granted are also
.n'i;aIrI nvcrv wraE inrlndieo Official Comics
ar. tbr par'rt rlnim. togrlhrr with news
n. f,,,,,t;,,. ,,,,,,, ti..,,,..,,l- ~ otlr sal,
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WORMS, NTYER & Go.
NAUMAN d STRAUSS.

DEALERS ~
| Fine Watches. JpWplY. Books. Stationery.
Am F,.cy Articles
HAVE received from New York new and
complete assortment of Goods TO which
they invite the attention Of the nroplc Of elm.
ton and vicinity, and the Indies r.nerjalIy
WArcus. .irwrtpv &C. co,,rris;n,, T T.
Cooper, Tobias and rcol joseph johnson
movements Swi.s and Er,,lisb Iov.r. to.
gethcr with a splendid stock Of Eastern
.JEwElRy. Of the latest style and best 6n;.b
SILVER = PL,ryp War MI DESCRIPTIONS
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VAILURzs. AssIehMssrs. gro.

tAiLUkko AbSI0hMHhTS, AfO.
tFrom - IadepsodeoL sp<n 40
Ae for the wees-
Norman Farr, Bellows Fsli'. VI iAlied.
b. Blanchard, Clover, w., failed
Bneiow Ball knight, B)ston. Mos. Aospsnded
hohurrsy TAFT New York CITY. suspen dad; liabilities
scported $50 90
YoDsg. s,ebnips q Co. New York city. sss,gnsd
}. " Wyckof, Nos York city. failed ANA assigned
George FAIRFIELD, New York pity, assigned.
lsmes sullivan, New Yovk city. suspended.
Odver Leonard, alton. N. Y , suspended
lrsr1es Perry. sohagh'icake. X, Suspsntsd.
N. Rose, Green. N. Y, assigned.
Louis Dennis johnsopb arg j., confessed Judgments
Ban usi 8 SnOormios. Philadelphia Penn ss,si
Malcolm Aocioud, Pniadeipas, Penn, suspended; la
biues sal about 80, oo0
Foot, Baker 20 Philadelphia, Penn suspended.
eAmuei Mount o.. Washington, Penn. Suspended
John shepherd Ptasbu'g. PeuD.. suspended.
Michael Herr Co.. Baltimore. Nj suspen ded. nsot-
lilies reported very large.
sinop A. Edwards, Ceasr KEYS Fla, failed.
LOOMS Csmpbe'i Cinclnu III, o suspended, iia0!l
Ties eAd about $3.50 600
James Duke, Indianapolis, Ind. assigned 70 hansur
co.
westsr Priucst,u. III reported 10 previous Issue
s'assig cd, liabilities about 81 01o." should resd, as
signed " ss oes liabilities about 5000 assets
Ferdipsnd X Job Bsllevtils ILL.,, suSpsuds1.
AIbety 4 Woo, rimbesvMie. Ill suspended
Perkins Il Andre Grand Rapids, Nich., assigned 10
Salmon sha~, liabilities soous sac GOO.
r. g. B. Mccormick, halifax, N. failed.
James Hardy, ~ Johns, N. failed.
Tho nsbes ere NOT exactly known, but hey arc heavy
Aach incopvenieuos viii be eKpsiieucsd ~ Americans
travelling the Conuens Who provided VITA letters
OF credit dom the dr q In question
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BsAvvyzl--QvAuyNeI."a.- al Upper kysck. on Th1fs
day evening, April 10, by the Rev. Mr. Lord, Mr.. yc1S
B-suvrIr, OF Cirkstown Rockland county TO Miss JA1
QyAcxiNBusI youngest daughter OF Mr. SAMUEL QacksA
bush, late OF New York city.
New Jersey papers please copy.
GtAy-Rcsss-On Friday, April II, by the Rev JsmA
Presley Tow CT smsc Gray, OF New York, 70 laA bos
Of Edinburg, scotland.
IIAIpc.sTri-Ac CAUfky.--In Alexandra, E.yyT % uAs
9th OF March, WILLIAM Josx H,iDcasrx, OF EngLsnd, -
Miss R,1urcA McCArilY daughter OF the lac ID. > Mocss
lev United States Consul General Of that place.
sCuT-BilasnL--in Petersburg, Virginia. On Tacsdsvs
April H. iIuDao r. ooT TO fAssE, daughter og Thoulas
Branch, Isq., all OF that city.
wIuGin-IL,Ncsros.- Thursday evening, ApSd -
nj the Hamilton House, - Wei Twenty eighth strc<,
the Rev. Thomas lowell. Gyoses WEIGHT " JANS Iruso-
aoN. both OF dis oiiy.
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Theatrical and Musical Matters.

CoxcrRr To N1GHr-The Buckleys are to give another
sacred concert in their new hail. $50 broadway, this eve
ming Their selections both fine and appropriate and
in addition TO their superb musical corps they VIII be
assisted by Nou's band.
BROADWAY TmArRE-rhe patrons OF this establishment
WILL doubt hail with pleasure the return 10 its boards
of MIR. and Mrs. L. davenport, who are 10 appear To-
evening In Mr. Niles national play OF DE Soto
N,HIo's GARDxS-Mme Gazzaniga has sufficiently re
the heroine In the opera of La Travats To- morrow
night. She will be supported Ny Signors br'gnoi Ano
do, &c.
BowuY-The "wizard Of the Wave" the revival OF
which received with the vehest demonstrations by
large audience last evening to be repeated morrow,
together with Mr. Barrys thrilling drama Of Dick Tase-
ton, or the lAst Of His race"
BrRroN's-Manager Burton Is TO perform two very conf
"a, characters evening, sa Pau. Shack, in
new w act piece called yasers Rival, Fun in France
and Jem fgs, IN the Wandering MINSTREL "Ihe Rules
OF the House, - also announced.
wArIAcK's-Morto.s fine comedy Of "Tcwn mi Coan
try" Is 10 be performed 70 morrow night, by cast EN-
bracng such artists Mesrs Blake, Broush,m and les
ter Ms-sdames Hoey, Sermon. &c. The little comedy
called the "Pct Of the Petticoats" follows.
Laura KrSH's-The pleasing DIANA entitled '1The Love
of Prince" and the charming scenic play Of e Elves
the Statue Bride" which delighted L.ge and l,shion
bic audiences every night last week, are again on the b
for 10 morrow.
AMERICAN MUSEUM The amusing pieces styled San IN
lucky Mortal" and "That Blessed Baby to b. en-
acted 10 afternoon In the evening we are pro
missed the charming operate piece Of ''Nnderells,' in
which Miss Mestayer, Mr.. Clarke aud other fayores aF
pear.
Oyo CiuurY AND wooDs popular band OF Ministries still
manage TO all their capacious hall every evening with per
sons who highly delighted with their amusing songs,
dances, &c "Black Blunders,'kn which George has a
very comical part, is their aerpiece FOR to morrow
Brcyryrs SEuuSADxRs-Mr. ". Percval, one OF the
most popular attaches OF this celebrated company ot meo
dists has issued tine programme for hs farewell benefit
TO morrow The famous burlesque on Cinderella u the
closing piece.
MECHANICS HAIL-The admirers OF those inveterate
okers the Brothers Bryant, soon Ill this house to overflow
ing every night after the opening the DOORS As gene
raj thing Is impossible to obtain seat when the enter
tainmenis begin.
Mr. HARRY SASprpsoS viii bc assisted By Nine. dc WI
horst and various other distinguished artists, the occa
sion OF his concert at Nblos saloon pox Tuesday evening
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Itempted arrest the fellows but unsuccessful for
|they both made good their escape Upon examination
Of the premises large quantity OF silks, packed up ia
sack valued at 900 found near the store door
The burglars had placed the booty there and about
making their escape from the place whcn the timely
fval OF the of the officer frustrated their plans and saved
sIr Rethscblld from severe loss
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q the removal OF the former hndrance they IN ue exer
else of mutual brotherly love, may be2urmounted
g. That we believe the principal attention on our eon
mttee of Conference should be directed 10 the removal
the greatest existing obstacle the means most likely u
result In q happy issue -, r A.,
Committee on Union, as ordered by Synod
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Aten H.oi~r o"nS1nSs fOr tne fsetMi IT"ue'
all styles, OF recent Importation Work done in the
NnhfieS t"n"oN Nors'smi YIN ~ s""N" "S
e records OF toe Custom House TO BE- the only London cordial
deicio, beverage by its peculiar favor $50
different IRON o'her gins, Il universally estermn oy All VINO
nse Is adopeh " ,n grean sa,eesS an Sh h VI ~
aee structure disease. Of ue urinary orgss epitpsy &C.
10. ~ s, v.'e'""e 'o'' " ' " ' " ~ ~
.S,s ..Ir.c, o9 ,,n,., 7 49,, 20 s.sn ' -
~ par,,.I ON "a s"id nv all dr gs ami gro
COZ. H. he Ii,.d s,as and an sIso are numerous posons
c.e "oo, c, ON. tn AVOID them buy only N1harle.
Pc nv obe, o0er,d 10 YOU A. Won value your
" ~ ~ " EDMVND G. CHARLES
S<ae Importer No. ~ Broadway. New York
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Coonsc bi,ievs give relief within Eve mnues 10 collie dar
ladicsl cure STEINFEID ~ Nassau street. n. u. sole
Agent for die United States.
...-
-. xxyx. a.. ~ r.. us~.u~. u.,,,,,.
hrnzts msnel Ornaments, dc retsed NJ per cent lees
isrsn the rteuaI ~hosssa!r Prices unui april ~
AHn"hco ShAamaAsAcr S".e~-Wsu" n"se".
powder PROOF oecc Rocks and cFusS pars DePot W. rear
ROBERT M PATRICK
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thing made for the hair ~ jones' italian Tor the skin,
- isiones liquid slaoasee Tor ladies' q popot AZ bowery'
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
For situations and Help Wanted see snd pag'
MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS.
S,AWS-HOE CO.'S PATENT GROUND SAWS,
- plaserng troweLs, &c be had wholesale and retail
principal hardware the ssesrooms OF the
nuacturer 81 Gold the works, corner III
Broome, sheriff and Columbia streets. N. Y.
A DMIRABIY ARRANGED OFFICES AND LARGE
"A aird door iof v Windows from snd rear. " LEI o.
haze Reni low: apps At 40 Brosdw.y. up stairs.
A LISoPPs EAST linda TONIC Allan KxCFI.-
article for dpeptcs scd aescens drsagh
u. the wine vaults Is Val street
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The annual repoSs Oh ne Amnesoh Nine g1ves Anleny
sssfssssy sassnsnt Of Ne progress and results OF ths
snssvpnsa produced In 1850 large ,uss q mine
ss, yisldng larger amount Of pure copper tAAa any
pips In che Oaissd STATES The Aarkss value sf po
dpU We sSo2. oo> The estre expenditure OF tho yer
vss ss5I ooo, leaving balance Of ss, oce Of net
,nes eqsa 70 er - pr share. The mineral mined was
SEQ tons aGAinss <A tons In 1855 THIS dividend Of
sse year Vas SIS par share cqu 70 30 per esa and the
sanrs amount divided among The stockholders 10 shs last
svs ysau W. $3.50 go. The amount Of mineral hand
is March TO tons worth about s7Ie ooo The sur
Plus 1880 ass sas declaration OF ths divtdcad eel
40 an ~ s1i6, Tf6.
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CI1,y Cor1MERCIAL REroRr.


Flour continued firm for all the better grades aud h
out change in common brands There WAS fair demand
from trade with purchases for export The GALES
embraced about 900 900 bbl., including common 10
good State at s. 60 s. TO- and extra do at 81 90 81 TO-
Whea,-S,es OF two parcels of Southern made in
GLIDING white at 81 SIS and red at 81 4S. ConIhe sales
embraced about 20 900 bushels Western mixed chiefly ut
5lc with some lots ut TIC, and 200 5000 Southern
new yellow at nc. "a y3c Ryeosee Of 5000 10 900
b,siel, were made III $50. aoc. Porklhe market
steady with sales Of 100 100 bbls at 81 5, Il
prime vas at $40 60 Cotton steady with moderate
Sales closing without change in prices. Whiskcyrhe
mer, with sales OF about 900 bbs at Nc
IA kN.
7oBAoC0 i, more in request; Kentucky still advancing;
other held quite firm. The sales included 1873 hhds
Kentucky at I+c 19 rs bales Havana nj D. so bales
Cuba p t. I32 seed leaf ut IL &c. 32Isc %
bales Havana scraps at p T.
WoOt--The market continues Enguid, especially FOR
fine woods, there being hardly any inquiry for them, OF
either foreign domestic descriptions Some $50 900 lbs
carpet qualities, out OF bond found purchasers at full
rates but particulars have been kept private.
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The Onsoxa son hsscr Of inc I'm tbS. says
there ls An immense Of pure copper cxrcsed 10
he Minnesota nine which "a Zee, "a eugsb, and
IL the snicses, rars much N eight OF rio, feat W
Lhjcknees. Ifn " ~ purs 30 usppsv 10 pe ccntvns
proba biz more ths1 800 tors OF metal and " Ortsoy
sonb, ~ Dee, more Than s'to,ooo
The IA Ciotso Ds~ocrrt ssJs ,tri tbs Ia Crosse and
Mrvsusie Raic~d npia,s Gpishipr their rcst 70
nsus,os Will, ssOu, niboy nnos Of IL croue ~ iho
oloso OF nsv'satioa merit fall
The Cnjsaso Prem or the Tito insssns Says
We learn thai tho urcom pcsed r,yro,. or'hs pu-ug
te ard hsscrf r.r.si Fave jr,i beer t-koa "a hasa
By Q wealthy snd vsu ktown party o. raifOsf nee N
rsas,on Albany, Dstrcis and Chcss)ths same Fno are
heavily infcrcs ed IN the Boeion aud wenefn Nee Yorx
Ocr,rsl Meh,ssn Central, and Cnc,s, end Bni,rg1on
lines The nsp work Ia pynoacsi.J st sxssnson % soer
Interest hrots tbC State of Isea the TERRITORY of
Harsss sUbs cou q SNo coo 90 par bas
given these p,tes ooa1o OF the discoiou hh IN.
lorstood tsi tire amount Of land which tee coUpsay wl
recvs under be Get az Constss " els o. she I1~s Raj
READ VIII reac. ssous sco coo snfes
hessrs Tbori~ wstsr, Of New York, Ccrlt
Raymond, o. Bs.sco ord Norman ". sbsi, o. Harlos,
'cv> have sess srrc,r.sa srs-c~ q the lows C,nrs
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Opera lions In Real Estate.

The real estate market is very duh Nothing WAS Of
fered auction at the Exchange Saturday last and the
attendance vas very small We notice large sales sdver
tsi for week. among which are three hundred and
fifty lots Jones Woods. The brokers dong but At
tie and the employment OF their time in ioanng money on
bond and mortgage is not fully taken up
house and lot on Hammond street, near Grceasich,
was sold at private sale for s11 500
Tie total amount OF sales Of real estate Tor the past week
nj auction $;27 10.
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Superior COurt-fsenerol Term.
VLsf,re a full Hlncn

GENERAL HESSIHGsy~ IN CIVIL SUIT.
Arm 1s-Thecirs s. DropT rs Charles r. ifenDinoss1
and p.fe-Judge woodruff delivered The opinion o. .ne
Curt In this case The plaintiff sued assignee ef Mr.
Crannton of the New York hotel Tor ball for board and
money oaned Mrs Remington amounting altogether u
abou, sOo-and for which that lady gave note OF her
own The plaintiff obtained an order Mt special term
directing Mrs H. 20 give an explanation on her dsslnct
personal property. That order wa granted nj specNi
term from which an appeal was taken. This court now
reverscs that decision the ground that the debt The
debt Of the husband that for the wifes note he
alone n responsible and that in the prosecution OF the
suit the wife could be made witness against The has
band Order OF special term reversed.
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Drum gold a. PrOch, the great depot for fine
and fashionable clothing iD Fulton street below Nassau
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CyrRrSd CLoruIya
- ALFBEp MUNEoE 4 CO.

Car tho attention ~ those IN OF srrrg raglan hus
cc1s vests, and fancy pSru ueir present
sgc assortment % which they ae receiving day aduous
isrCc sFc al ioek coats black pants black and ccilot
SID vts sf rcnucrnen furnishing gods alw tys hand
Also. boys COOLING and furnishing a. ~ AMI
si,s, adaY ed 70 al frum rre years and upwards
ALFRED AUNROE co, fli brt advay,
InL u ~ Il Il -
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tract Of letter Of the Lrs In character and
trsion boast The fnvQsic truth " con.
alna will prevent from doing more In fnis inroducisg
10 The reader other occasion shall give the
interesting letter the benefits derived from
Brandreths pills. with perhaps the name OF the Distinguished
writer. but a Ibis must suffice
"''' pRANDRFTH
Nx due for the boxes OF Brsn-
drchs pills that you were 50 Kind ~ " sd me previous 70
m, departure East and efficient medicine A.
n,everaiv, Of disease upon OF Ds-
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