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Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-10-06
1.OOO HOGS NTEn

n IS well adapted to plantations for the purpose o making negro clothing as if can do the work of II O, i1 IseaiisIiesses HENRY JACOBI.
 Little Rock Sept 15 BY On,
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-10-06

fo n,.o, Rye. Rye, Rye. V" Aug. 2o, '5l. A. T. HUTT
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-10-06

Dress Goods. 1An PIECES Prints-assorted colorr; lVO Black and Blue Merino; dog. pieces Muslin Delane assorted 11a dozen Seamless and Paris Skirts.
 ssy-LATEST STYLE @Er For sale at GEO. s. MOkRISON'S. Sept 22, 1857.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-10-06

Cotton and Wool Cards. D DOZEN super. Cotton Cards; ~2 " '' Wool Cards; 4 Bright Halter Chains; < Raising Gate Hinges; 15 '' Sausage Cutters; E Mastering trowels; A ' Brades l2 inch trowels; , 4 Cast Steel Hoes For sale at D. BENDER'S Sept. 22, T.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-10-06

Transient advertisements will be inserted for sl per square, sn lines le the first insertion and 50 cents for each ,obseanent insertion. ~ loo Merchants advertising by the year will be charged 3D. cards and other advertisements not exceeding
 Der annum.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-10-06
FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.

 DUNAWAY from my plantation on Ar eA il kansas river, about the 24th of July ne ~ gro man named Shark. sometimes called Jack, .N about twenty five years old, black dark copper color, about five feet ten inches high. rather spare built he has loose swinging awkward form and walk and although his form does not indicate it, vet he is very stout l will give the above reward for said boy. or a liberal reward if confined in any jail where 1 can get him. TOM SMITH. CuMMINs r. O., Arkansas CO.,, Arks. Cost of adv. S5 At
 WANTED TO HIRE A industrious. steady man, one with family A would be preferred, to take charge of place the Arkansas river make rails, deaden tim Der, etc. Good wages will be given. Apply to Sept. 22.-2t. J. NJ. FARRELL.
 Planes, Hand Saws, etc. E c. S Double Joiners; N O s |" < Fore Planes; A@k hNaZ@z 12 '' Jack lhEM aN ltAthHHAHsNAD l2 '' < Smooth ''
 Flannel ''
 Match Planes;
 Planes with screw arms:
 l2 Assorted Planes, H. and Round O. G. and Sash Planes. Carpenters will find our stock of the best quality, and great variety of tools numerous to insert. Call and examine before purchasing. No trouble to show goods. D. BENDER. Sept. p, 1857.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-10-06

HE highest market price will be paid for evE@ ii l.VVo hogs, weighing from ITO to 200 0tezT' IDS, to De delivered at the Penitentiary early Sept l5 Io57 0,n
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-10-06
Singer < Co.'S. Sewing Machines,

THE undersigned has 1 been appointed agent for these celebrated ma chimes, and is enabled to sell them at the manu. facturer's prices.
 These Machines are ca pablo of sewing any arti- cle for family use. from a line linen handkerchief to coarse ovelcoats; and it does its work very rapidly and exceedingly substun-
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-10-06
WOoien Goods,

INlE subscribers are now in receipt of Plain anc Il Plaid Linseys; llelvys Woolen for Negroes wear kerseys etc. which they will sell at small profit to cash.
 Sept 15. '57. NEWBERN t2 HUGHES.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-10-06
The Regular Weekly Packet EVANSVILLE.

ABNER BAIRD, Naster ELIAS TnoMAssoN. C7erk. \ EAVES Memphis every Wednes- , AA day night, after the arrival of the s,aa. cars, say o12 o'clock P. Always arrives at A Aber- deen on Fridays in time to connect that day with the stage for Little Rock and arrives at Aberdeen on her return direct through trip to Memphis, every fore noon connecting with same stages from Little Rock and the West Passengers may rely upon this ar engagement as permanent one. Sept. b. lS51. 3m
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-10-06
ISa2ciu9. ssonp and Tyui

Bagsing, Rope and Twine. EANY India Baggng 2ooo yards; f $500 lbs. Kentucky Bale Rope; bale fwinc Received, in store and for sale very low by
 RAPLEY, HANGER S co.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-10-06
WANTED AND MUST HAVE,

Il Hides, for which the highest market price vii will be either in cash goods. We are also prepar ed to store and ship cotton which liberal advance. will be made. MCPHERSON <, OVFRTON
 Sept l. 1857
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-10-06
SWAN & CO.'S LOTTERIES.

NEW AND BRILLIANT SCHEME!!
 CAPITAL PRIZE S6O.OOO!. The following scheme will be drawn by <. SWAN S Co.,, Managers of the Fort Gaines Academy Lot tery, in each of thcIr Lotteries for October lS57 at Augusta. Georgia. to which city they have removed their Principal Office.
 CLASS 56, To be drawn in the City of Augusta, Georgia, il public,
 SATURDAY. OCT. 3d, 1857.
 CLASS 57, To be drawn in the City of Augusta Georgia in public,
 SATURDAY. OCT. 10th, 1851.
 CLASS 5S, To be drawn ill the City of Augusta Georgia in public, SATURDAY. OCT. I7th, 1851. CLASS 59, To be drawn in the City of Augusta, Georgia in public
 SATURDAY, OCT. atth, 1851. CLASS GO, To be drawn ill the City of Augusta, Georgia, in public on SATURDAY OCT. 31st. 1851. ON TIE PLAN OF SINGLE NUMBERS. Five Thousand Four Hundred and Ninety Five Prizes PRIZE EVERY NINE TTCkETs'i
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-10-06
English Law and Equity ReDOrts.

QETH and 37th Volumes. received and now ready
 Tor delivery to subscribers, who will please call for them at the book store.
 Sept. l, 1857. .JNO. E. RFARDON Aoent
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-10-06

Extra Superior Old Bourbon Whiskey. Hn BBLS. Extra Old Bourbon Whskey, reed on hO consignment from Kentucky, and for sale by
 RAPLEY, HANGER & co. September 29, l857
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-10-06

Our boats have been thoroughly ove hauled and reti'ted anl are in charge cf most experienced pru- dent and able commanders. and especial regard will be paid in the entire management to every requisite that will cOndHce tp the comfort safety and pleasure, ot Passengers to the careful Transportation of cargo and to the accommodation generally of our patrons. These Packets connect at Memphis with steam and Nashville and with the Memphis and Charles ton tine Memphi, and Ohio, and the Memphis and Granada Railroads.
 J. W. GOSLEE President For all bn~inees connected with the line, apply at the offices of the Company. to
 J. J. RAWLINGS. Sec'y and Treasurer
 2l VI 'sby x Hunts Building, Memphis
 and !. H. FRELiGlI, General Agent
 Under the St. Charles Hotel, N Orleans
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-10-06
NOTICE!!

s AM prepared to pay the highest market price in
 E cash. will exchange goods at cash prices for any quantity of Beef Hides and Peltries and Furs. GEO. $. MORRISON Sept. 20, 1857. Steamboat Landing.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-10-06
New Goods! New Goods!
Boots and Shoes.

II-N T. H>O TOV5INV'I HUH 1UoI''II dU 4NtW TN IL large and full assortment of Staple Goods suit able for City and Plantation trade, which 1 offer for sale on reasonable tcrns
 Boots and Shoes. ETl1 , cases Mems Fancy Top Kip Boots; w 5 < A Calf dou sole Water Proof do; Boys Fancy Top Kip Boots; , Mems heavy Russett Brogan Shoes; ' r. sole Planters (" Bcnt's {. :. < Boys '' [" , ' L. X B. < Youths k. Seam Eylet Shoes; < Womcn's Kip ,elcd Laced Boots: Goat pegd Jenny Lind Boots; doz Ladies Kid heeed Laced Dootecs; " Children's Shoes, assorted. Sept. D. 57. GEO. <. MORRISON
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-10-06
HOUSE OF ENTERTAINMENT.

,4. rNHE subscriber, living g miles above Little fiT l Rock on the Fort Smith road, is fully pre- .I pared to entertain travellers. He has a well ranged house for the purpose will keep good table, aul charge moderately. He will always have on hand an abundant supply of all sorts of provinder for horses and the public that he offer the best accommodation the road. Aug. 25. ls51. If JOSEPH |. ERWIN
 Cnairs-Ghairs. JUST received, l5o Split Bottom Chairs of a supe- J ror quality cheap for cash Aug. Is, lo57. HUTT & POPE.
 CLOTHING. Ct SUPERIOR Cloth Couts, black; vi 24 medium ''
 F Brown Beaver Ribbed;
 D '' '' Plain:
 A Brown and Black Tweeds;
 60 pair Mems Super Black Doe Skin Pants 24 '' !" Fancy coored 24 " " Black Satinets 24 {" Fancy " l0 doz Mems White Linen Bosom Shirts;
 5 ' " Merino under /, Just opened and for sale by Y Aug. D. 1857. FIELD X DOLBY.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-10-06
New and Fashiouab,e C,ntbipg
WOolen Goods.

X NEW lot of Splendid Clothing has just been { \ received by A. POLLOCK.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-10-06
HIT 1yOITI,DING
20 R S AL

E'OR Framing Pictures, Paintings. etc. of any size,
 | superior article, various widhs-at the book store. JNO E. REAkDON. Sept. l, 1857.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-10-06
New Orleans and Arkansas River Packet,

TIE Steamer "PELICANn Ashton.
 l tr,ll. MaStSr, T will aI r'nas regular Pack (fz A Van BuIen and Fort smith during the ensuing season.
 The '' Pelican " will in connection with the Light Draught Steamer ARKANSAW TRAVEL ER," King. Master which boat will run as Regular Packet from Napoleon to Little Rock, Van Buren, Fort smith and Fort Gibson. and upon which. at low water. all freights will be re-shipped thereby avoiding the delay and expense of storing at inter mediate points,
 All business entrusted to the Officers of the boat will be strictly attended to-
 Sept IS, '57 Arrnts.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-10-06
F A c K EFT LINE

F A c K E T II NE FENl ANkFUL for the liberal support extended to E. them heretofore.
 The Memphis and New Orleans PACKET COMPANY
 Have now the pleasure of announcing to their friends and the public generally. that their arrangements for the approat hing perfected. and that from and after the ls October, their boats will be regularly Ill the trade and will leave positively and punctually on the days s advertised MONDAYS, WEDNES- DAYS and FRIDAYS, at i P. NJ
 The boats all of the first class and are arranged to leave New Orleans and Memphis ON MONDAYS: NEBRASKA..... .........A A. k. IRWIN Master. BEN fRANKLIN.....-...J ]. D. CLARKE,
 ON WEDNESDAY,: JOHN SlMONDS -.........C B. CnURcH, Master. EINGOMAR. .......J. w. GosLEE, ON FRIDAYS: BELFAST......... .......W. WRAY, And will pass Napoleon and Mouth White River. GOING DOWN - Tuesdays, Thursdays, Saturdays. in the EvENING.
 GOING UP Mondays, Thursdays. Saiur- days, in tic EVENING.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-10-06
NEW GOODS, NEW 1:oonS,,

castings. A SUPERIOR lot of Smooth Castings just receiv- A ed and for sale by HUTT & POPE. August 25 1857.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-10-06
NOTICE.

N7 are now prepared to furnish our customers w and friends with Bagging Rope and Irvine at low rates they be bought ill this city Send in your orders, call and us when you come to town.
 Sept. l5. '57 NEWBFRN X, UT-GITES
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-10-06
Plaid Liuspys

JUST received 10 pieces Plaid Linseys, and for sale J by HUTT & POPE.
 August 25, lS57
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-10-06
TERMS OF ADvIRTTsIWG.

subscribers already upon books avail themselves hese rates, by paying arrearages and forming clubs J.b rates. pdgmsnts must al1oays be iH adUance.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-10-06
Mems and Boys Clothing.

JUST received, direct from New York, Mems and .J Boys Clothing for the Fall and Winter. A good assortment of good styles. Come along and be clothed at the Cash Store, by
 Little Rock, Sept. 29 '57. M. OSBORN.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-10-06
CLOTHING,
FLOUR.

LUST received and forsae, fresh lot of new Flour, extra quality by
 Sept l. lsjs MCPHERSON X OVFRTON.
 T. IT. T. TOBACCO. DECEIVED per Rock City the above, that will do Ae a man 'od. and for sale by Sept l. 1N57. M OSBORN.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-10-06
Bagging and Rope.
NEM EL.NIIik.

Carpets, 600 Yards Brussels and Ingrain.
 Assorted. SPlECES Bru'sel Carpe,ing; ~ pieces s"pertinq; Tapestry c.rpeting; lngrain
 dog Stair Rods:
 pieces Floor Oilcloth Carpeting; 6-4 Wool Druggst:
 English Velvet Rugs;
 Gross Carpet Binding; Just received by the t.aner Rock Citv makinp onr stock more full and larger assortment than any offered and at less prices for cash purchasers All are invited to call. No trouble to show goods Sept 22, '57. D. BENDER
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-10-06
FLOUR.
WANTED.
CARPETS. NEIy CAppIyC,

R ECElVED and for sale low for cash. iC 500 yards lngrain Carpetng:
 24 Good Rag Carpet Call at No. :, where Bargains can be had for cash "|n D. BENDER. Sept | 1857
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-10-06

Dr. M'Lane's Strengthening Cordial EE1E are now in receipt of fresh invoice of this w highly prized article.
 Strf l5 '57 | | NCAJNONT <, Cp
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-10-06

r ,lace the Tne within the reach of all, n furnish it to clubs the following rates, the money, of r. fl oaUs 10 accompany the composing the ctub
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 eS .s e ...........,..... 90 % -o
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-10-06

COTTON FIFTEEN CENTS.
 NIE wish to engage several thousand bales of Cot w ton. and will pay 2;5 to 5 cents for niddling Q fully fair cotton. delivered in New Orleans to )akey, Hawkins v Co., or to any other Cotton Enc tors in the city. by the 2oth of December. ls57.- Those disposed to engage at the above prices will please send us their written obligation take the prices named. and inform Ills to what Commission Mcr chants they will ship, and the probable amount be- fore shipping. b. R. HAWKINS .y 60.
 Union, Ark, Sept l5, 1857. 8m
 Napoleon, Helena, Pine Bluff. Washington and Camden Ark.) papers please copy two months. and send bill to Us for payment D. R. II. X CO
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-10-06
THE TRUE DEMOCRAT IS PUBLISHED EVERY TUESDAY BY JOHNSON & YERKES.
 Terms of Subscription. far one copy, year. in advance. 00
Terms of Subscription.

,r copy, one year. m auN dhce,' ths :, se expiration of the year .....--.'.......-...
 Strone Inducements to Subscribe!!
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-10-06
COTTON FIFTEEN CENTS.

sln CAST Steel Mill Saws, assorted lengths.
 pO June 6. '57 MERRICk * WASSFII
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-10-06
BY AUTHORITY. r""'ic Acts of the Thirty-Fourth Congress of the United States

faSseo at 4e t'd session ,chic acas begun and Ao1
 aeh at Hee Cty T Hashiagton ia tAe Distri,t of C@ts'o'g o@ hre9ay the second day Q' December, iS25' Is25 and ended Tuesday Me third day 1f WarcA,
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-10-06
NEGRO GOODS.
CLOTHS.

tt are inst in receipt of a superior lot of Negro W Goods of every kind for Fall and Winter.
 Aug. 25, 1857. FIELD t& DOLBY.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-10-06
DOCKETS AND RECORDS.

" suitable for lawyers;
 and qr Dockets. best paper with pages and index nl' bound. tjr the use of clerks;
 6, z. anl 10 qr. Medium Records of very superior aper and binding;
 57. and ar. Deny Records Russia bands and tg.d:
 From to 10 qr. Cap Records, full and half bound. Just received at the book store. Sept. l. ls57. JNO. E. REARDON.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-10-06
MILL SAWS,

N; B:-All kinds of Produce taken in exchange for goodS for which the highest market price will be paid
 F. t n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-20

An IMPORTANT DgcIsIoS-RAILRoAD CohPASiss
CANNOT CHAKGK TIE EXTRA FIVE CESTs.-A case
hes just been decided The Opeda Circuit OF consid
eraoe Importance 10 travellers the Central Railroad
The scton was brought by Stephen A. Cornell TO re-
cover penalty OF $50 imposed BY an act o. 'hs s't
Legislature against eny railroad company, for taxing
any passenger nore than the legal rate OF isre
The alleged eItortion in ftis was the competing
of the plaintiff on cenain occasion to pay five oe ats
than the legal rate, for not having purchased
ckst at tie ofhee-the ticket office not oeiag op ~
when lie took De AZ Uiics for Rome. A Vefaic'
rendered IN favor OF the plaintiff for So Oo.
The Utica Herald, which reports this case, eeys
sro'ber suit involving the saye principle OF law es ~.
Up, when ths defendants counsel argued I'd tne
''extra i've cents was net received by the Company
"si fare but AZ sort Of penalty for the careessaess
"of the passenger in not providing himself WIZ
"ticket,' and the Court took the papers ana re.
"seTved lis decision. It is difficult TO see 10 Sns'
offics was cloeed and be could rot If he would pur-
ct ace q ticket.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-20
CITY POLITICS,

Mr.. Charles McCoy, vho is chs-sot.riz.d q
Keeper OF Crib No g" the report Of tn. O4no
ustic Cosventios at Clsrmort House on Wednesday
night sssu Us tbst that sppeston i, entirely er-
rousous; tbs. he keep, no piscs Of thu. son, d 10
not IN favor Of them. Mr.. Mccoy is an Independent
cabcidsie for AdetmsI 10 that district against BOA
Wilson and Murray.
FIVE SENATORIAL DISTRICT The Delegates to
the Fifth Senatorial Disirc. Republican Conven lou
met Isst evening at No. ga Grand street Mr. Thomss
Holman il the chair Tue folowirg person, were
Iosnirs'ed for CorncilDen
For the Teuth Ward GeorSe Fisher. Eleventh Ward
Hicise Winner Thirteenth WsrG-John Poihsmls Reuj
Hutchinson Seventeenth ~ha-eenuel Week, John
Bovine
FurIEsrH WARD The Republican. of thi, Ward
have rou.ius;ed the folio wing gtntl,men for School
officers. viz: Commissioner, Richard Warren; H.
spec.or. John SteveDs; Trustees, Richard c. M
Colmiok ard Ed~ard l.. BEAGLE.
FiRsr AIpERsAsIc DISTRICT AT q meeting Of
TIE Republican Convection appointed to nominate 40
Alderman for the Ist Aldsrmsuic District held at No
90 Ann street, on Thursday evening, Mr.. Henry
Smith of the First Ward was unsnmousy chosen, snd
Mr. G. L. Gsrlick and Mr.. G. Black appointed a
Committee TO notify him of his nomination. Sabse-
oueoty the Committee waited upon Mr.. Smith, in.
formed him Of bis domination, and received mis- &C.
ceptsr ce.
TWELFTH AiDkRNAsIc DIsrRIcr.-The Democ-
raoy Of thi. District have nominated for Alderman
Frank /. A. Beole the preent Councilman from the
Th.rtieth District, Eleventh Ward.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-20
THE DAGGER AGAIN.

Between the hours Of IL aud II o'clock Wednesday
night humber of rufians of the Bowery boy order
entered the billiard room attached to "VOks Garten
a German saloon and place of amusement in the
Bowery, near Bayard street, and commenced playing
billiards. In little time thereafter the rowdies in
the most deliberate manner and without the slightest
provocation, knocked everything in the room into
confusion upsetting chairs and tables and breaking
the gatses. MIR. Behn the proprietor of the saloon,
interfersd to keep ORDER when one OF the wretches
drew knife aud stabbed him in the back. The entire
gang then fed Tito the street and succeeded in making
good their Escape Dr. F. Keller was called in and
dressed Mr.. Behns wound, which was thought 10 be
of fatal character. The Injured man was conveyed
10 his residence.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-20
TR1voRros Coal is new variety of Coal that has

TRIvoRToS Coal is q new variety OF Coal that has
rectrtly been introduced TO this market, which has
peculsrties which entitle il to special mention.
TrevoIton is rear the center Of Pennsy lvauia, on
this si6e of the Aleghenies, ard not far from the
Dauphin coabeda. II ia semi-anthrscite as that is
fem bitumiuous that s it is less bituuinous than the
Dappbin 1t kindles easily and burns freely-in fact
bee been lighted with psper aone-so freely tia. we
rhoud hardly consider it a profitable fuel where an
thracte may be had as low or lower per tun But the
Irevorton coal is very convenient where only itie
fire is required-s quart Of i, snicpg to make lively
fre-snd especially acceptable where quick IRE Is
pee6ed 70 cook the breakfast Of one who mus. be of
to bis work betimes. 1t does Tot clinker at all, but
will burn Of the cinker which has fastened upon Crate
bars during the burning Of snihracte-snd is pur
chased FOR this reason for sesgoirg s:eauers 1t will
cOuttless be used extensively If no. generally as fuel
for locomotives 1t has tendsrcy to puveriz, while
burning, ard should have closer grste-Dars than are
required FOX burning anthracite.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-20

CosDIrIoss OF TIE CAyALs.-There Is s,iii asisy
srd difficulty, but no impossible oosruchon a. as
bresks. That g, Palmyra is temporarily fepaue' 'NN
boats sre new pacing.
We lesru from The Syracuse STANDARD thH the. va
ter is std high 10 the Mortesuns haiSn, aoa oosss
are towec soro,s by stAsmtugs, but nAvig P'"'
cesdiIe
The float bridge at Mud Lock hiss been carnea
away and a. last accounts the lock house grocery had
beer abandoned. and boats could g. over q wen 10
through the lock sso ooo
The Einira Adre-tiser Gays that II win coss soo,vVy
to repair the demAges to the Cheuuns osoA e'o''o
by toe 6ood.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-20
La INI,E'LLIGENCE
sUPEaIoR COURT srsc,sL rxss-N.v a-R-xsr,
Judge boswOsrH.
DECISIONS.

DECISIONS.
Smith at 9orn.y - ii.
Inc ctfencsrts an plfrtrs. Pl,-;if sass them e.
nshers q Iste so ess Th~y thus Before ~
'ut Wa e1c-d plaintiff b~cs1e poses-sd" " tasr
o. ,ee value seNo Which be n's used saa spec
Pss,d tnet ssyt hc~ ard thereby become liable 81
s.d vsas .nd they wss- lin Cor damages f
The conversion ~ Je s,5" snd insist b. has mate hss
They inss this cun.sr c. ,nI osr % sopl, s-sssA
oh 20 py .ote ard - jsJSDep, the bssos rs.
tn uovss cr ucsnent aoun. a. Tie hyousnes u
nths BE- esai-d tha.the .y b. mad
definite sni certain.
Hd the. the b NOR. definite aud o~rtaa -
show whether tie erunt-r Ia founded an
Of the foocs In whea dmarr-f waa les
elsm to reSov,' ne P'yoeees realized
.y TIE s,e vsld AID tAs p,,oe a. -
money ~ By the etf tn the dsssss~,s uss
H. SAMUEL ss. II l. Samuel aaa sao,h-r.
DekrSsrts are pAltpers, and plaintiff ID the wife
Of NJ. T. S.mueL she several poses made By
firm TO Der order and WHICH she svrrs siv~s t
-ut by Ter 20 the him she hsviax sep.a's ests1
On s.rvic- ~ and comp plant n. l. s.usa
opy judgment has been perfected uheer s-c'n rs Il tho
Code nich DUN the de- ants moves 70 se
plaintiff frm II which Der husband me uess
and tbst the f'm h no; liable u her on the notes
ny 20 na'ar such soticp th jusoS OF her on
asy the vsc,pg Of the jndnent s-ph,e ser
cef, rdsIt Dunn will suhni, be served With samnsss
pnder section SIS the Code snd spuss that ssass q
fact which may b. joined be trisd By sree 70 be sppssx
by the Court; the Sheriff Do restrained from paving 10
plaintiff the prcc.eds Of partnership ppey .hich he has
sold OF sell the execution until PLAINTIFF rssss Do
tund She BE- a. liberty however 20 before the RI
clam. creditors the firm aud their priority her aho
and its ,ht priority she might have done thu eedsr
Murdook AIT. White.
Ordered that the Ant dtsc the books End
p'rers pIsyea for BY the plaintiff II b. trs. Is dst.A
which the property 10, the vslas u which plants
he hes property in the bss, and has right to zee saa
them No cost eud, because discovery nos sskeA
before making this motion
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-20

MURDER At BUFFALO The Buffalo papers chron-
icle the murder of won AZ by her husband named
O'Biep rear Tits Farm" in The vicinity OF tha.
city, Cd Wednt sdsy night lat The husband got into
Guane with his wife beat her chemically, auo nit her
OF the hesc with bottle breaking It ana cutting hex
head cpen rendering heI in,ensibe. He then tender
" pitch her into tie street where she lay or cone
time until she recovered sufiiceptly to crawl Toto the
house. She died ol sunday morning. Tbs mq,i .er
10 10 CUSTODY.
The MIsPkCK MURDRR-- BJieu and the elder Savin,
convict, .f ce-ng family n New Bfunswcs :,
have been sentenced 20 be hung on tie llth Of De-
c, mbe-.