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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-09
The Losses.

some OF the larger peeunary losses, says the
Washington Republic, which have resulted to the
country rom the present decentralization Of
of public affairs by she Buchanan administration. may
b, roughly stated as follows
The ESQ called sale of Fort Smelling Al oaO 600
hF Oobb's l6 per cent premiums
for the pu0c stocks 500 600
The army kaneAs to control the
elections 5000 600
TOTAL 81 .bUO,UUO
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sVRAYED ON sTOAEN,

E'ROM the subscriber, living near Browns n
I Greek, on the Rranklia Turnpike, n-'ime N y2D
during Wednesday night the 18th instant, a dark Ill
bro Fn HORSE, about l5 hands high Ii years old
ali round IL Sone Of he par OF horses which la
been using 70 the carriage for several years Any
no may bring him home, give information that
get him. will be literally rewarded.
Nov. T-2t. U-2t JAS A WOODS
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lIelr0poIilan lin Rouse.

81 ei enen oar Fsts Hshrsnt eornsr of Cedar and
y IhsFfg stfesss. TUESDAY, Fils err QE oNtoBsR.
oeil. =. ~. AQQkA
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-09

On she evaninx = The slh lasts - the Rev DR.. sehsn
Mr yso O. FovLna, q us Ross 0aaes an1 niss Mass
slu EsF, al q usis elEy.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-09

A TERRIBLE FIONA terrible fight occurred
one night last week, between fine blooded stallion
aud Jack, belonging to Maj. James II. Wooster,
Of this county, which resulted in the death of the
former. The Jack literally tore one of the horses
out by the roots, and then seizing him by the
throat soon made flush of him Columbia Mir
Tor
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-09
Valuable Land for Sale.

T WISH sell the farm whore now live containing
about two hundred and ninety acres situated twelve
miles South from Nashville between the Nashville and
Turnpike ard the Nashville and Cha tanooga
Railroad part OF the land fronts On said TURNPIKE nesr
a half miie and part lies within hundred ards OF
he Railroad The place is wen improved confo able
dwelling AMI cut houses good wate and orchard q ooi
ApnIe aud Peach trees other fruits. The land is Of
good quality and under good cultivation there being now
sixy-ve wei set with clover an the land is IN
closed with Cedar rails 30rce Of wool and IS
way desirable plantation. being admitted one OF
the most healthy situations in Davidson county.
Those wishing buy FoOi pleasant and healthy place
would DO ell call soon restr"us TO sell and viii
give bargain. apply 10 the sub crit er on the rees
or to James IT, Mcdonald ESQ Ma lie, Ne.426 Cherry
stree: or to NANCE & WOODWARD, Nashville.
Oct2q-aofian r II. WALLACE.
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II. II. s. b. J. GROOMEs,


II WING recently been burnt out, beg notify their
II t1epds and patrons that all orders Il with r. H.
GFoomes Co., No. IS College street he shop Of v
A. 8augh, No rs South Market street, will with
prompt atteLtion.
r H. y. J. Groomes proprietors Of The right to
yend Cranes celebrated patent NETALIC CAsKE
Davidson county, and prepared supply ali orders
wholesale and retail, az the shortest notice.
noyT-2m.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-09
Fanny FERNS New Beck.
E re y IN e. G aV G = 4
ny FANNY FERN.
In one volume, Blue and Gold.
From the Ne,c TorI, Courier.

fFfsfn me Nelc of- courier.
FANNY leaves ALWAYS e-h lively and piqusut, and
they have the % Nature Fout hem. There
Tr0f-ssed cri i's VITO That FANNY rude
vulrar and fipraut. Put hTs o. critic think that
anvthng is and vulgar, ard fiprsnt That moi
Commonplace and 6uN, nd stupid. Shakespeare and
and SteruP and Addison. and Fiel~iu dread
fully coarse ard they dreadful popular. French
crc has AIRED Shakespeare TO dung hin, bot what
Of itg Critics viii have their nd thry have rgh To
what they think; ard The plc Las right 90 think
too; nd T. al~aNE - is rilht hout
the oTIuior Of cIiics fhrn the weather shows
for he q church stceple. The public have rivcu
UNIQUE stunarle svte OF hbiuC Fanny Ferns Ske cfes.
and the Urhic proves Oi wha is and val
Fanuy's stHs has the vvaciy rersenes, and epi
maca Gvrliuess az the French school, while her
fancy is % fu OF ger 8 tenderness and eemiUg with
simple dramatic and eying he most hearty and
idioms tie of English wit rs Thera who
plain that size j. par RrsUi Z, and she is, ard
Solo Franklin, and Pope, and NOutaigne
and Ia RCchrio CaUld End Becon. Eut il would be
ODD objection TO male 10 auilor that Re pressed
20 diduse thl oueh a volume. Fanny Fern
ciu bed into reputation through the greatest difcnie
She wrote Tor obscure Journals, and compelled the world
to recognize her niu in spite Of the unfortunate chan
nelS through WI 'ch she addressed e
The present volume is pretty little with gilt
edges, and Gusi binding wl ch as aniquatsd look,
gold now the rage am ng book manufacturers.
ron SAFE IN QUANTITIES BY
VA. T. BERRY & co,
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RAGS! ESagsy!

OWING the financial condition OF the countrv, and
- the great depression OF trade, find it necessary o
reduce the price Of Rags Sc per H. eject from
and after the first dav Of Noveu her 1851 After the LIST
dav Of November win paw &c cash for good rags and
hope the trade vi see the necessity Of this at this
try ing time manufacturers,
Cct16-1m. ". s. WHITMAN.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-09
JEIIE CLEMENS LAST WORK,
"HUSTANG GR4Yv
4 Romance. By
''FON. JEREMIAH CLEMENS"
Just received BY now CHAEl,tS W SMITH
A Desirable Residence
RuhIfn an1e

= - = - -~[~AOa
4 IN THURSDAY. the 3 I'd Of December next on
- the premises, win sell public sale that con- -
Vent ent Residence, opposite the University, now ill.,
owned by John @ ID and long occupied by the lac
Dr. Too5t.
The lot fronts sixtv Marke street and is one
hundre and forty feet deep with al its side and
rear The house contains rooms, besides kitchen
servants rooms, &c.
ing o. feet on College and which occu
pied as stable lot to the house above mentioned.
TERaS.A credit of I6 months, more satsfac-
toriiy endorsed bear ng interest lien retained
fersoAs wishing TO examine the premises do at
any tune. a. V. s. LIND LEY.
T. K GLASCCCK, AuCG0neer. noV9.-td.
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JUST RECEIVED
AT
CHARLES ROBERTSON'S

NNANTED-ie,oooba shelsoI Oai--
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a.: 81, 80. slsAas. 'Sa'' 70 F'''a''' ne 'i''
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-09

LHINE Calf Roots, Broges ard O1ford Ties;
Mems Foys' and Youths' Cosre rrore and Boo's OF
The quality ard extra Sizes made prsssy srdsr
for service. by Z. u. r. CFTTER.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-09
Interesting 20 the Army.


Tue folowipG general orlsrs" dated War Department.
Aeju'sns Generals Once, Warrington FEB No. 1887,
tste just bsep promuecd -
Ise following regulations have oeec received from
tbs War Department, And Arc publshea for the nforna
,soc o al coooSvse1:-
1 A court maytAi canpo, axsign ard make ovor tia
ray n soldier 70 any olhev person. and the reospt Of
sarn psrsop VIII 10, Be SUFFICIENT ZOE the dis
bursting Officer No. solcior be required 70 - ,cipt
ioy noney RAID Without his consent another person.
rhe pvohir asy recelp, voucher Ia u
public moosy, uulcss the ia amount Of The etcclA 10
paid 70 tbs party who siens II
The uniforms OF hospital stewards thai ~ The sams
shat OF or tnAroe sergeanss except taa - pomp,n
sna be OF she ooors pm sobed 'of The Hedca Dspayt
r,ent and tne epsuisstes and cheyt,bs Of pof
me rermean scrvnE on fn0A bong usuAy en-
proyed - ish uoops oil be hson,Aly exercised n the
sys,em OF tsctks Tor light MARRY snd rsmen aioptsd
By the War Department, hsrrn ~. 1885
n Tue bsupes OF the department Of fexas ertendsd
10 'nclnae he rmns Of the state of 1exss
III %. oovirg &C, of Dor ersss In relation N The mill
ary cviAbnahmeni, publshed nciNy " the AMY -
Az .cr 10 tScsEAssrss rAr o.rprss TVS aasv
We eoseea Se;, 7hs' RON snd snsr The eomnenceneni
% the army rcudpG mihart storeTsepers shsl be In
creAae< coilars month and the
prce of oceyS subsistence shsn BE- thirty cents rat
See AM b. further caacted 1hst The Secretary Of War
,seNiss esert he stdtoss par herein provided
Hspprsrsx Pebrsary n, issT.
~ TIE poet recently established rear Tucson, New
sexioo sbeouAced - chaplAin post n Is~ o. Fort
DNdanca
Ivy ,yser Of tss Secretary Of ws,.
3. COOPER, Aijutss! General
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-09
jersey City News.

HnrsoAD Ao0pryr A DRAvsupsa-Ai about four
ocIoer on sunday snsrnoos avoided, occurred ~ tse
Baoseussex drsvsrdrs, The Nee Jersey Railroad In
corequenos Ct scssecr MOI obsoryss the sigma that
he irsw ~ open. A nsi5 Of empty oars shioh had
arrived 81 Jersey CITY "a saturday, svsnrs With pssssa
seys lpcs OF vnm were on taoir vay ,sst rron Wash
ipSon) w~s resuvuhg ADD the 5sav bsos open the 70
9 motive tender END ose Of The cars tbs rvsy
re n,her Oh the sub merged osy tbs some-a.
frozen up ne cps nor jpmptd nom he ensins sat
,scs pes anharued The fireman vsn Win Inc eng no.
brt escaped 9th O1iy tie rtury o hsyng 40 OF bs tos
ms ned No oiser person az min I'd 20 train "a
rsyiDg sovp OF 10 lire " tbe scc'c su,
Tss PraIit s,oAp Rosm,ss Mr.. ksam, the Jsrss
cts Chief o, Police returned from Albany saturday
Win Ia rsousr,o s from Gov. Newell on Gov King fos
ina seErsry c me custody Of the rev Jersey su.horss
., ne ave per.oss charged VIII sobtps ihe warehouses
Al the Guard deck vcsk sSo. The reasnuas VS.
su, rsoss On 60 rcastme TIE prso ers tsror IN coun
40, nav. made svexy scct 10 be sersted ~, ws,hoss
sa,sss fnfy we're broussl hsfors Juslcs 0unpsyy on
=, sr,d.v nv =, smraVor AMER testrg ira tsus eny
~ er -vrsss ne mas6ss s5jouf,J III rsse c- ONE
ssy yahpr n ryccuyiss Ire psenpt Nscrssos ~ the
pvsootrs thtir counsel applied on TfiaY 70 JadGs
ts, q o. ire supreme Coz, sor wiN n hsssn asr
rrs w ',b D. sfued, retnrnsbe W day kondsy) ~ 10
o'einck rners IL nov certsirty OF ths,v deli ~
owe, 70 the ,cuess rnerciss Of ke~ Jersey justice.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-09

ARRIvED
shp ccs steiis'.oo Nuice~ iyerco Jsa - with usise
na &c s to On: osrew psoosd vary hs,'y
ssrS Cadet dude HAvAaa 10 dsyA with tobaoco' &C. 10
Mora n. f ssrsx fG ss e. (. rs
on gale from ss. sys sI SSw a. a. as
tore and T.m 'opsallaa nasta sprung Gore yards
nsii jubilee Sef Po,ls,d Eo... c.ra-n., Fsbas. viii,
osnss whaesSp Ers Of FsisS..ea f 81 aoa"nl
fer bone ,ne IN: been Y day. Of HAtss. with heavy
Berf " olssdlsr !of rrovdencs' Gage, c.nsuesos %
~ rsafs Tss.sssns Lawrence MA~.e.lbe Feb It.
Ss ' pSs & Jsy a:n &C. sss s e.
Ssf M,, mas hid hss,y :V NE
rs.f ssphs"s lost .sSs Sss.s 20 md
deck Ssa rh, crew are i badly 1Ss1 :. March and
omes saw some wrecked spars. apparently belonging to
&C. z e !, Nah !. s Lac gale from wSw
spt blown OF into Toe auf stream; had
s?s de ss e Ss
s.s fSss % sIas sIi6 fs%sr.y ce.s,ss r.s - With
is.h the sce Of Cuba brig NccosA OF o!sooro,
Rrs Fors 3, State Cof Boston Showers n.sus.s II DAYS,
with acs,res leg Ssos IS 70 ssct c. Se ss
s.: e s., Bancroft 2, S,pg, s 's. n:
A,s sfsy s.s y; g. SSs as with
1ss, s. &. g
eict) With wood &c 10 Henry Ne Nordova March g.
IL Nv both top1ss,s with To Jgasn aala
bead Of foemast and sprung DO esprit
scbr Pbelgo of MachLaa( ingalls, Jacksouvis 10
days, with yellow pire, 10 Heluea
schr 1fos gcloonbe aosee Savannah days With
and rice 70 Scranton d TAllmsn.
Soir MApcbeer Chichester, Richmond, days with
!, q tcbscco, IA G II Pterson
steamer Caledonia Lsyaeld Baltimore with nadse,
Cromweil
Sssurr Thomas Swan, wniess Baltimore with u.Aae, t.
II Cromx ell
Steamer Potonska. CushmAn. New Bedford.
RRIuRNvp-Pars Nord America (prenl FreAeyicss which
cd hence Feb t for Hamburg returned N yestertsv
haytns In the gale Of ID and ~ ns been lozng
three topuasts acd receieinP other damage
BELOW.
One bark, 8 Of the HirhAsuas
SAILED.
Slips Yorttowu Urnton Hsidee. Opoito.
Wind ut sunrise Wsw al supset SW. fresh
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-09
Relief Of Broadway.

The spoeia nistees sppoatsd By The Counoo Oo7a
es 70 consider and decide spou The su ans o. rslsV.
hr Broadway, are very rsaous aud oonsssa, n ther
meetings Asi consuHsuoss For once they sssm 20 DO
sntioos 10 20 something that ~ll mprov. the city and
reaee, eresn spoa ibemsslvs>. TIE CouncslmAslo
nhes nisad report In favor OF rsoovisg oil the 90
s'rpetoss, rtch irses awnings sviasinss signs, by
drsnt boxes poss &c. from The side vaiks Broad
way, Also W ftsyic, The ssoops sArvsys, &c. 20 .
limit o. nvc fee, from he line Of hous,s waco
TIN tcge, he connttes propose 10 consider
q sroai~sy, from Tourseea,A suss, 70 Ne ssi
ter. The A,dernanis committee have already %
e. sS; ss tsy a.n on ss ss oooes sss1
spsny etpsuIauon sns ,be he>'ips o. The osnIoas Of
prcns 90, eni.srs, TIE ebai,nsn iAldsrmss wilson
and Al arr Basre c1prts cd ths mplvcs In favor o.
cutting = ros aveoue ~ venty av. Feet vde ron BAL
nyy psee erect 10 rriNty pace then pa,sns 10 q
~ ode to ssrN ~ e. nsrs cuaps through the inter
vnrs bbetS crec1y 70 Church street vidse!ns Cnu-cs
stree % TIE ss,s,S sse % " y , sssss 90
street By sreulss the westerly aide 70 Eshsh sest
ibepee cua,as nrsesh the intervening blocks in direct
,.c s,ss as .o. yr.scy stsss, iron ihs sai,sry 70
Fourteenth rreet Alderman wiscs vished vary much
n have NE .vssse psviecsy ssrsshi su, had . make
sSght csrve by M hospital 90 n keep from cuAnx
os part q tbs nssrr''os. ne cost 0 ossu nc this are
ACE rsinsso persons IN favor Il II ssoe
S,sooc~
AZ himself m IRE n ,avor Of
nsr n eighty fees vide asa
ioif uin tpss, to ysur,s sscs.-
NJ .. shen oontinr'ar riSh
al On TIRE westerly sds
4 81, toes -uikiaf 10 I,
" vh@a eighty
,mber- street. siss
College place on
- osstna through
fse,s and w1as.ins
opening an sven ne
reel 70 ths Bsisry
for an svenue, though
eve Broadway AMI fully
nd would only cost 81.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-09

We ssv, scrsvsS ssver ii coum a, apos from highly
respro sb.e yerseas vie rssrd tbs po'issa o. tue
siSsseS sSsa sSc sse are sos 90 osaty sns
N pvesspg ~ otsns Of net ooasstusns up % The ~
ssd The sxaapas ihise parties Who engaged lbs
tie tvsAe. vhs ere sppO~ro 70 the proportions o. tao
o. E - $780, , 81 no. - 'G sa,so
The sn'srvsW d The Boa dhoidtrs 10 "a nassd sysaxe
wkss roasng 10 'se suas q nosey Involved ,hs l.o
IA - sussnsc, skaaid have created suoh ssssus,
vfia shs uhsy, 10 wbion Tx millions d property OF
eo.rEns appointed V ws'oh over scarcely. u s a.
,exsl tten peesssasy " nees themselves of 70 call
.eeis q ,hst ee.ss':ssns y : 70 De sopa ,a ma
tbss shsy v nss, stsasg sost W secure 70 the bead
hs,eer. ssyss,sss vhso vers expscset 70 result
vntS p-scsss \ sppesu the NJ x,oan govern snt
have sirssdy rsAea ga 90 900, and from walsh NE
NEE 20 sssss q 5. resarssss q ihs sriss rovsrs
mn 10 sbsrd evsvy assksnee 10 power 70 eaable The
bcsstcsss u sscure their rights, bot so 70 - 81
3v. shs es~eysnsss sA zeal seesssry 70 tate extrs
orsn ~ measures 70 comp usrcs 70 keep feia
rsss GO al 70 e. psr sss, SHEA rive q the prsss,
psce q neS'oAa Soses II per osst runered.
:, +. s ~ ,...s s.,ss. ss s.s. s
- - sbis ~ kssp The bosh Al shsar present dh
pscssv ~. rts., nsy nfrsin fron pssisE
ssS sss,eny VITA prsvsl lis uDs,ha, Nsres ssosid
30 ssuebs - svos exesses vii longer be regarded
:ss -: nm 49, =. 81 !. :, u. ;
nsssys ppssSrss@ 10 ns.a the oAins o. tns iorsSn
orssasr. o. ~ ,hs nos.nls'en. o. tnss oosrs1.
ssasss~ q sSUrs wsai A. ~ e csss Rscs; aad fron
shs 'sslsse VIII vsnA Lo,d C..rssdcs isssress bin
sssrs "a = rsss sesss ss-sssssss i.sssps.ui.n Il
the -sosssaes ~ Sss ebesdsrs osiy besuf hsnssve
=; =: : =; ~ =. e .ssss
.ss ssssh, 80 ssrs rss.es .ss' We rsssls, 70
cssvs q thew crSescs y 20, o. mses c"nssaSssss V
49, Al - A~rrn~f ~ al
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-09
Superior Court


sllAl ORDn1
ooond saturday (itthl OF March,
" n, the tist caleedv e'l ee
room In which The priooipAl Trial
rpose OF selecting such causes ~
a eour. srch oases VII be plscsd
n fkess cass VII consist NJ, orly
IN CONTROL aad broufei Dor The 100 70.
v. bss Of all actions iy,abls WITHIN NE
4. 30 wvoh Of the iast week N tss
be required fcy ths purpose, ell be
q me cAses cs svch spscssl cairdsr
Jodgss vtl sli ~ shs via Of ~
male up. sop~ss,as u c.rses
,pct spsoial rslenaS Nhts
y osiendar -ill be m,fs 10
u cs'ss lar eommtUc'of
~ vtsu The al Oi
1.rief
AXwrIL, Qsx
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-09

Los1yprrs IN DpfAwAsx--TherA N much discus
s,cn m IN a~n are ~ 70 she prcpyksy o. making furber
cfissy grsnr nsppsnr tsers wee eeIore we Lsrsls-
cd ~ ur years The Wiln isaten seystltcss uN that
ose Of tsf,n kpo~n ,he Wood grant, ssd wss I'D
vr~,Ns b. Hon 1so-re Reii Middle spf ossers sao'bss
was tpo-u fhe Frstce 2snr', 80 wst sivocAtsf hy
nsssfs s,sxts ACsitPul sIf eih,@s .hir NS !agf
a csF..p.asss. ~ q seIsEer NbsV ,2l SIasfs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-09

Fvr~Tyss Yox rur ExyoUrIvR NArst1s, I'd
roV,,ess ere s.jesYnps, sperotrise 80 " rers-
tn> f,1i.uYe % e executive mans<n .so fIi 90 to,
TIE ssrsw VI Ne pubic sroSno "a NstAx'ea
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-09
SDJ1THEnEVFy IEHEWED EVIRT llf.
MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS
oHrsrosb HATs
Tha
ccnrae<
Nrinls of o.
tlsd bssv~
,nsr~d W - pwnks
II he's .Ae,s rs tss tsvs
ry,afs~ AL ecxn,rf, aed 81
enc Of % many kun<reds ofinHA
,ioas have seec able tscerpese vsn
80. gessr.fss arvr.,s ant cssgwi
AZ ~ h "a sss s.g,ss ~ 80 I. $780,
srsu aks he hair rsl1r- Ptos' ss~ ~ y
o. r,ssss ,ssivT~uss
.s. :ss
Tor beAuufy.
nag he skis sd
eompesiy>- Md nv
srrs cAapv-s Aasss
neo uDs, IAN, stpb~e
s.:l.- ,.sr -. . 1919 -
-sse vsakns vul give Iassss rs.x Az
s.s. = 800 ~. .ss yer: ~ s ssIx. = -
rms - s:as Ger s.;ss -: - 81 81 Hza2~
sAsic 9..ssrs
ss.
k~H
htsr vs~s9
.ss{ as hsss ~v~sia
s.X s~sss,sss ssYsprcSa,
:; as. =: IL - :, - ": .:
sS.sn - Hsssa s e: =. s.;- sszlSA
~ Hsss-S. X f Tss5 :. q s ss:r IN Z r'I -
mssSS ~ .s, srv . sssssSsS !. 1.As$
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-06-24
The High School

On Thursday, the present term of the High
School will close, when Original Essays and
Destinations by the scholars viii form the prin-
cipal exercises. We presume the audience will
again hear the original papers, which are peri
odically issued from that quarter, without aid
from the printers. A class in Vocal Music, which
has been under the efficient instruction and lead
ership of one of the lady teachers, will also en-
liven the occasion. This being the close of the
Academic Year, Mr.. MOrvin. the Superintendent,
will deliver an address to the Graduating Class.
1t is not necessary to recommend our readers
to be present, for there is no doubt, Judging from
past experienced but that there will be a full
house.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-06-24
Court of Common Pleas.


The past week has been a very busy one in
the Court Room, and q number of importsn Mt
criminal causes nave been tried. The list of
civil cases has not been much diminished, owing
to the fact that the trial of the State causes corn
menced at q quite early day in the term.
The case of Ohio VS.. W. P. Van Gorder, for
Horse Stealing, was first tried, and resulted in a
verdict of guilty. Smith and Asper for the State;
Curtis, Sutlif d Tuttle for the defence. A mo-
ton for q new trial has been made, but is not
yet heard.
Next came the case of Ohio VS.. George Barri-
ball, for Murder in the Second Degree and Man
slaughter, their being two counts in the indict-
ment. The State abandoned the charge in tie
first count, and the jury found the prisoner guilty
In the second, but recommended him to the mer-
cy of the Court. Smith, and Hutchins, Cox &
Ratlif for the State; Birehard, Sutlif & Tuttle
for the defence.
Third in order came the cause of Ohio VS.. Geo.
Stewart, for Perjury. Tn case was opened by a
somewhat novel objection to the introduction of
testimony, on the ground of insuficiency of the
indictment. After On able and lengthy argu-
ment, in which Smith, Orchard and Ranney
took part for The State, and ]. F. Beaver, n. o.
Humphry and John Hutchins. for the prisoner,
the Court held that the motion was out of order,
but intimated that the Indictment would be held
to be defective on a motion in arrest of Judgment
after verdict The cause then proceeded to trial,
and after an argument upon the testimony by
Aessrs. Cmtiss d Smith, J. Hutchins, and n. O.
Humphrey, the jury brought in e verdict of not
guilty. The question of the indictment has not
yet been finally disposed of.
Several other criminal causes are vet on the
docket for trial. and comparatively little of the
civil business can be reached. We shall con-
tinue our report of proceedings next week.
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The Weather.

This never failing topic is as full of interest as
ever. Here we sit in our sanctum OF. the 23d Of
june Cthe middle of SUMNER by good fire
The clouds for the last two weeks have been as
much given to weeping, as a young lady over
her frst novel Farmers are scolding because
the ground is too wet to hoe corn, and instead OF
fearing a drouth. they are deep in trouble over
the prospect of another edition of Nosh's Flood
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The Glorious Fourth.

Patriotism is at a discount in this town. A
meeting of the citizens was called at Empire
Hall, on Saturday evening, but the number in
attendance was rather limited, and the few who
were on hand, did not seem ambitious. The
consequence was, that the meeting was a fzzle.
The names of the Chairman, Vice President and
Secretary (though all these offices were ably
hlled,) We omit, on account of the extreme mod
esty of the incumbents.
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THE Proprietors have taken the build
4 ing formerly occupied for the Post Office. one
door south Of T. A Smiths Drug Store, where they
will be pleased to see their former customers, and per-
sons in want Of clothing are respectfully invited to
call and examine our stock before purchasing. We
have received our spring stock Of clothing. selected
with care IN the eastern markets, and for style and
quality not to be excelled by 2ny, and prices as low
as can be found in northern Ohio.
We have received n fresh stock Of piece goods. con-
sisting Of Cloths, Cdssimeres, NestinGs, DC, which Ne
viii make up 10 order, in the best manner, and var
ranted to please. AlEO, Hsis. Csps. and furnishing
goods in abundance BARTLETT 4 BROWN
Mav IEE-