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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-26
.N.EW-JERSEY ITEMS.

CONFINEMENT OF OPERATIONS ~ THE CITY
woRK .HoUsE.-The Work House in connection with
the Jersey City Aims House which has been Tor some
time in course of construction, has been far finished
that operations have been commenced, and some
fifteen or twenty Of the inmates were yesterday put
ut work manufacturing strawberry baskets and paper
bags for the use Of grocers. Other branches OF bus
ness are soon 70 be introduced and it is anticipated
that the Work House will prove remuneratlve to the
city, making at least, all the able-boded paupers
support themselves. The Work House Is to be under
the management of Capt. s. ID. Ellis, gentleman
who as City Prison Keeper, has had many years eH,
perence with paupers and prisoners and IL considered
eminently qualified for the position. Ihere are
at the present time about i2o inmates I'D Vhe A''ns
House.
COLLISION on THE RAILRoAD.-A collision took
place on the New-Jersey Railroad short distance
west Of the Bergen Cut Yesterday between the hours
az - and which resulted in considerable damage TO
the cars, but without injury to any person on the
trains The II o'clock passenger train to Paterson,
while standing upon the track near the Junction Oh he
New jersey and New-York and Erie roads, waiting
for a train coming east 10 pass, run into 10y the
engine Of q freight train which had left the depot
Just behind them. The force of the collision threw
the rear passenger from the track and broke the
couplings throughout the train. The car was, how
ever after an hours delay, again got upon the track,
and the train proceeded to Paterson. The engine
Of the freight train was damaged TO such an extent
that il was necessary to send back to the depot for
repairs, the smoke head being stOve IN and the
smoke pipe knocked over.
A SALurE-Tbe Cunard steamship Europa, now
lying at the dock in Jersey City, dressed in flags
from truck 10 deck yesterday and about noon a
salute wss fired in honor of the nuptas of the Prin
Cess Royal
HUDSON County CoURr.-Judge Ogden announced
yesterday that he would be compelled TO adjourn the
Court from tomorrow "Wednesday afternoon until
Thursday Of next week in consequence OF being OBJ
Iged 10 attend the Court of Appeals, which sits at
Trenton on Monday next. Upon the reopening of the
Court the criminal calendar will be taken up and dis
posed of, after which the civil business will be
resumed
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW-YORK....,


shps-suans, Barrett New-Orsans W. Nelson Sou Fan
ny Fosdik Omstead New Orleans Robson Fosdick Cum
berlsnd, Merrill New Orleans, NesInith a Sons.
BsIks-Anns Wheeler. Galveston Nelson, Clements Co
Tsngisr, hall, aparsso, w, Bartlett.
Bugs-Col. Pennimsn Coffin, Trinidad, MAYHEM Talbot A.
Co. s., Michael Dan Johnson, Wilmington ~ c. A. G. Ros-
siere L. Co.
schooners-Hanover Bush St; AIMS Bay p r. Small Co.
G. Casey Cudworh Elizabeth City UBderhi Hart. ,, A.
Stanley smnlons Wilmington, Dolner Potter J. w. vsree.
Burdge Philadelphia J. Hand s. G. Jones Belea Norfolk,
sturses Chairman Co.; T.. Johnson Tunnel. Bsiiore IT.
Holeomb Goser, Savannah Scranton Tainan; IE Marvel.
Eldredge, Apalscbieos, Eagle Hazard.
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MARRIED.

BIGELOW+-JOHNsON-At Norwich Chensnso County N T.
Wednesday, Jan. ~, by the Rev MI Wnght w a: nee'
low of this city Miss Mary daughter Of r. Johnson ESQ.,
COCKsEDGE-DOWNING-I Brooklyn. on Monday, Jan.
% by the Rev w. H. Lewis D. D., Mr.. John H. Cockedse
Of New York TO Mary Anne, youngest daughter OF Mr. b. H.
Downing Of Brooklyn.
ORTENDYKE-wEYMAN-In this city on Monday, Jan;
q by the Rev Frederick Ogby John T. Worendyk and
EzS Tbore weyman daughter of the late Abner ~ Wey
OF this city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-26

SrABBIxG AFFAIR IL NISETEENTH SrREEr.-Last
night at 10 o'clock man named j. Kelly was pass
ing through Nineteenth street he was attacked by sew
era rowdies who knocked him down, and robbed him
of his pocketbook, containing $50. While struggling
with them, one of the rowdes drew knife, and
stabbed him in the side. The wounded man was con-
veyed to bis residence in the Sixth avenue, and his
wound dressed by DR.. More. The ruffians escaped.
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COURT CALENDAR-rHIs DAY. ,,,
SurRFxE CouRr-CiRcuIT.-A 10 VIC

SUTRExr CouRr-SfEcaL TERN.-Nos. 3d. 'Oo'
uSIfyp SIsTrs DIs1RIcT CoURT.-Nos. - TO s''
g. 60 a,o ~ "
SUPERIOR CouRr-TRIAL TERN.-Nos. ~ ~ ~. ur'
D. a sol az +l4 as 40 49, 40, 4J7 ~ ~ 20 -
a. Ssq lei "a. 80 10 az 10 rs Ill, i6 10 45 - ~
90 al 4s2 Is4 IS 81 ~ $50 .9l, 4s2 ig ~ ~ ~
BRooKLYs CRY CoURT.-Nos 81, -, ~ ~ 49,
q - 81 g a. 81 &C. ~ Il, ", ~ - 81 d. - 70 u
KINGS County CIRcUIT CouRT.-Nos -, i7' ~
g. 90 ST. 81 81, s. S. IS, &c, II, 20.
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BROCKL YN ITEMS.

SyccTp VEIrARIAs CErRcH.-There was n0'o'
service o. the A;beLsum Che usual place OF "o''"p
Of this church, Ie.t Sunday evening Mrs L''1e''@
Mott the wide'y-knowu minister 81 'he 500
Fr'.pds, from Philadelphia preached at the 'nV.-"
ri the pa,;cr, the Rev Nh Longfeow. me .sec.
were cornmepced BY the reading Of approP''"' So -.
tons q Scripture followed by brei praye = he;ne
Rev Ar LongfellCw the usual singing o, ny"' o' o..
omitted and then Mrs. Mott delivered discoulse -.
erpyng about an hour, which was listened 70 WIZ, .me
Yot trSoapd attention By one Of the largest cOne,w
rsons ever gathered in Brooklyn The large room
and ey every part many sa's, s's soa
ing rousLout the entire service Her oiscoal III
tame many eloquent passages, and the oeea',On WIZ
be- ! ooc remembered. Mr. Mott the husband o. Il'e
.pt Aker,, the Rev. Mr.. Longfellow and the rev. Dr'
Frn,ey rat in the pulpit. Hundreds OF persons asO
t.nk that the popular lectures Of the Rev. Mr. Hun
,anrtcs in another part Of the city, and the usual ser
.rce Of the Rev. Mr.. Beecher drew Overcrowded con
zvregstoDs on the evening, il s remarkable that
tn female preacher could have also called such ar
= audience together.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-26

SAVANNAH
Cn unveils Lin

SAVANNAH JAM 2The screw steamship Wes,srpport (of
CnmwePs Linel from New-York arrived here last night
CHARLESTON, Jan 2-The u. s. steamship Colapp-
bs Berry from New York arrived here half oelek
this Monday afternoon.
BOSTON, jan 25-Anived brigs Lsnco,n Comwsihs Aux
Cayes; NJ. and J. C. Gilmore, Eldridsr, Savannah
SANDY HOOK Jan. Is ~ m.-Ths ship Msry Bans. lcip,
peril 30 days from Havre with 800 aud shp Apcd
Bdnninser days from Rotterdam and big crpscs fm -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-26

The Bank OF the State of Missouri has made diyi-
dend of T. cent for the last six months payable Feb l.
The notes of the Bank of Ltchheld County, New
Milford, Conn., are now redeemed bythe Suffolk Bank,
Boston.
The Ner.O'leaAS Pcayune of the 10th Gays:
:" The bank statement for the week shows the fol-
lowing changes, as compared with the previous re-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-26

BY Erie RaRyoad-2l00 bb Flour ITO bags DO III bills
Whisky, 365 DO Provisions, 900 bags Malt 2s DO Oats Cos
sides Leather 10 pkes Ashes 100 do Butter a5 DO Lard 7
dressed Hogs, 10 cars live do.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-26

BROOKLYN CITY toURr-JM. a-Beiore judge CULVER.
btf'hth VhAhetD WITH CONVERTING SHINING
skAT INTO sAUsAGEs, AND sUEs FOs sI.xIDyR
William Lobr sst, C,hsn sud.p
The plaintiff carried the business OF bu.cber in
Wlnsrseuffh ADd oeDdsn alleged sceused him Of con
vrrps rots meet toto PUDDING. ansases Tn. pi,ns de-
MED the charge and brought seton for sspder
ages coo Several witnesses examined e. 80 49,
the charge not eDtr.ly without foundation ana 49, $40
b gwen 70 the july they brought verdict b. isyo1 he
letctapt - = :. ''' ~'~N
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-26

Por, during 1857. ..IODIo3 1873 5s4a 1908
Ireland holds stocks Ct Indian Corn much 10 Of last
year
In the Senate of Rhode Island, on Wednesday, bill
introduced requiring the Banks to keep in their
vaults at least cent of their capital stock in specie
and prohibiting all bills Of less denomination than
s.. In the House bill is to be introduced proposing
TO restrict the amount Of bank issues, require the
Banks TO make weekly returns, and to abolish the
usuIy laws.
The following translated extrac. from the Crcu.
lar Of Mare g. Ksnz:
Or Ast svces the 18Th inst Al the beginning Of the
week tie stock nrte dull and rather lower but
qusIily showed decidedly upward tendency receiving
newed impetus to-day under The favorable from Europe
per E1ops rom Liverpool 10 the 9Th inst Raosd Securities
Lave participated In general movement and Quotations
day sbog feuerA Improvement conpAed with cir
cc Investment stocks Ct established credit daily growing
Money daily ssins and lev loans cell have been
made - scv 90 cent although the ordinary rate IL 5ds
e eeb.
STATE eTocKsQaotssns declined In the beginning Of the
weeA but ce advance sales es active than week
lshy 10 ksDs Tepne-sees and Caorniss yrvniss Close
With SITS - ai assour s5.; Teprs,-e. Ut Cs@r1a
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audience together.
THE CAsE OF GALLAGHER, VOW UNDER SENTENCE
'1y DE,rB-In the case Of this man, who was con-
v,cted Of the murder Of Hugh Kelly at the foot OF Full
ION street last Fall and now under sentence oil death,
mn appIca.ion il about 10 be made for stay OF pro-
reedpgs. This it is confidently anticipated, VIII be
granted and the case will be carried TO the General
Term for argument On the application for new tral'
Tuy Recent KIDNAPPING AFFAIR.-On the ID OF
December Iast Timothy X. Mason Thomas LAWYER,
John jackson and John Cowen were brought before
Justice Culver the charge Of conspiracy 10 kidnap
negro named James Steers, who had escaped from
Savannah on the steamer Florida, and was placed in
their charge for the purpose OF being detained until
be could be returned 10 Savannah. He was Kept al
the house Of Thomas McNulty at Red Hook Point.
The facts coming TO the knowledge OF certain parties
10 New York, habeas corpus was granted by Judge
Culver, and a writ issued, upon which Steers was
brought before him and surnmarly discharged. Re
turn made to the habeas by the above parties,
and the writ discharged. They were then held on
warrant charging them with conspiracy To kidnap
and kidnapping. They admitted to bail to await
the action Of the Grand jury, which body indicted
them Oh the 18th Of January. Yesterday, \. ID.
Lewis esq, counsel for defendants, made application
before the Oyer and Terminer, Judge Strong presd-
ing, 70 the indictment from the City Court TO
the Court Of Oyer and Terminer for tria. Decision
On the motion was reserved.
POLICE LoDGERs AND PRIsoNERs.-The police OF
the different districts made total of 10 arrests during
the 40 hours ending yesterday; 80 persons were also
accommodated with lodgings.
COMMITTED FOR ExAMINATiON.--JOhn Mason, who
detected in the act Of making feonious entrance
into house on the corner Of Fulton and Clinton
streets on Saturday night was brought before Justice
CornweI yesterday and committed for examination.
Patrick OShea arrested on suspicion, discharged,
there being no evidence against him.
The Court OF OYER AND TERMINER.-Tbe Grand
Jury organized in this Court some weeks since, re-
turned large number of indictments yesterday, all
II. nl no Of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-26

The clearings show a reduced volume of business as
compared with the previous week, which is not ia
vorable feature. In addition to the above specie the
banks own about two and half millions of country
notes.
The movement of the Banks since Nov. l. 1855, has
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-26
SUPREME CoURT-SrrcrAL TERM


SUTHERLAND.
In the Of the hsbess corpus produce Emms Tay
This case was continued at 1870 p. The room
in which Chambers is held was crowded with specte-
tors TO al extent which very much interfered with
counsel who had business before the Court. The pen
dency Of this case, which has occupied the greater
part of the last four days has caused the pare and
tigsted business at Chambers 10 greatly accumulate
The evidence on the part of the relator being now
all in, Mr.. Busted moved to dismiss the writ.
The ground Of the motion was that no case Of re-
straint had been made the part of the reator
No physical imprisonment had been shown-only
kind Of moral influence, such as mother would natu-
rally exercise over a daughter by advice and maternal
authority. The writ of habess corpus can only be
applied to relieve from physical restraint. There Is
u true, an exception the case of an infant child
The writ may be used to decide the right to the GUS
ody OF an infant between the parents though there
De no physical restraint in the case; bur this applies
only to very young child, supposed to be below the
wears Of discretion
Mr.. harlow made few remarks in reply, andthe
case Wa then adjourned TO Tuesday, at l. IN.
Before Judge PIEkKsPoxr
DECISION.
Edward Sinner agt. The Mayor &c-Moton for
judgment d<si.d, without costs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-26

MINIATURE ALmASAc......TsN DAY.
Sun-Hses... 7:l6 Sets..... 5:ll MOon-S<ts. 5:07K
NIGH wATER......THIs
Sandy Hook. 4:00 Gov Isd.. 45sa Hell Gse. 6:3
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-26

Police LopGERs AND PRIsoNERs.-The police o
fbe different districts made total of rs arrests during
the 4S hours ending yesterday SO persons were ais
accommodated with lodgings.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-26

There was fair degree Of activity in the market
to-day. Some long paper was passed at II rs, and
short-dsted at i 49, Money is offered more freely
but signatures are scrutinized with exceeding close
ness"
The City Bank Of New-Haven has obtained a YER
DICT of $4,000 against the Bank of Akron, Ohio, in
the Superior Court of New-York City, the suit being
brought TO enforce payment on four bills Of Exchange
Of that amount in the American Exchange Bank,
which the Cashier Of the Akron Bank had pledged
security for loan Of $50, coo in email bills in 1851.
The annexed are the stocks Of breadstuffs at Liver
pool Jan. /:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-26

The CouRT OF OYER AND TERNINER.-Tbe Grand
Jury organized in this Court some weeks since, re-
turned large number of indictments yesterday, all
of which were transferred TO the Court Of Sessions
for rial
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-26

A SALurE.-The Cunard steamship Europa, now
lying at the dock in Jersey City, dressed in flags
from truck 10 deck yesterday, and about noon q
salute fired in honor of the nuptas of the Prn-
Cess Royal.
The Winchester home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-05-13

OccUrATloN.--What Il glorious thing
it is for the human mind Those
who work hard seldom yield them
selves entirely up to fancied Or real
sorrow, When grief sits down, folds
its hands, and moumlully feeds upon
its own tears, weaving the dim shad.
ows that a little cxcrtion might sweep
away, into u funeral pail, the strong
spirit is shorn Of its might, and sor-
rows become our master, When
troubles flow upon you dark and
heavy, toll not with the waves, wrcstIc
not with the torrent; rather seek, by
occupation, to divert the dark waters
that threaten to ovcrwhclm you in n
Thousand channels which the duties OF
| life always present. Before you
dream Of it those waters will lcrtili2c
Ilhc present and give birth to fresh
flowers that may brighten the iu-
turc-nowcrs that will become pure
in the sunshine which penctratcs to
the path Of duty, in spite Of every
obstacle. Grief, after all, is but a
selfish feeling, and most selfish in the
man who yields himself to the induI-
gencc of any passion which brings no
ioy to his fellow man.
The Winchester home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-05-13
ST. CLOUD, NASHVILLE.

We notice from the editorials in The
Nashville papers that the press Of that
city have been fcasting on the luXu-
ries afforded at the st. Cloud, under
the management Of our clever friend
Mr.. flu. T. Scott. All the papers
speak quite complientary Of this no,
tel, From the Unioa d. Amcrican we
take the following:
"Tnr ST. CLouD.-Wc have obscrv-
cd with pleasure the increased efforts
that arc being put forth by the pro-
prietor Of this popular hotel to improve
It's accommodations and render it in
every particular more attractive to the
travelling community. Nothingmakcs
a more lasting imprcsson--cthcr IA
Vorablc or unfayorablc--upon per-
sons visiting q city than the charac-
ter Of its hotels. Few things add more
10 the general prosperity Of city
than good public houses and enter
prising, accommodating landIouls,--
And we are constrained to say in this
connection, that in no respect has
Nashville been heretofore less attrac-
tive. This the gentIcmanIy proprie-
Of the St. Cloud having seen and felt
has determined to remedy SO far as
increased energy and effort on his part
will enable him to do so. His table is
furnished with the earliest vegetables
and most choice meats Of the market
His servants are looked after and
made attentive and obliging, and cv-
crything so ordered that those who
stop at the st. Cloud may have no oc-
casion to go elsewhere in future
The Winchester home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-05-13
Ac0n;Nal fer ,N00tinr0 ScdNccr.--

Acqnj'Ia1 far 'Shootingo Scaaccr--
A young man named Hardesty (sayS
the Picayunc) has just been acquitted
at Burlington, in Boone county, Ky,
under charge Of murder in shooting
Mr.. Grubb, who had seduccd his Sis
ter. Hardcsty had told the scduccr
that he would give him six months to
make his choice between marrying the
girl and being killed. The six months
expired, and the marriage not having
been effected, IardcSty meeting him
shot him at sight, while he was at
tempting to draw his weapon. The
judge, in dismissing him, is reported
in the Louisville Courier Of the 28th
ult.. to have addressed him as follows:
SlR-You have been indicted By o
grand jury of your country, upon q
most henious charge. You have put
yourself upon your country and your
God for dcliverancc. You have had q
fair and impartial trial before them
and they have both pronounced you
not guilty, and 50 say |. 1t may not
be proper for me to express my scnti-
mcnts, yet, nevertheless, | will do it.
Young man! had been wrongcd as
you have been, | would have spent cv-
cry dollar ] had on earth, and all that
could have begged and borrowed.
and then starved upon the track ofthe
villain, but would have imbrucd my
hands in his blood. Go hence with
out delay. You are acquitted. !!
The Winchester home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-05-13
Sake OF HIalHdi.

BY virtue of decree of of the County
Court of Franklin county, Tennessee. pro-
nounced at its April Term, 1858, in the case
of Benjamin Franklin, Admir-, against the
heirs of Jacob Young, dec, will on
Saturday The 18th dug Of Way, 1858,
offer for for sale to the highest bidder, on
credit of twelve months, at the Court House
door in the town of Winchester, the tract Of
land of which Jacob Young died seized aud
possessed, lying and being in Franklin coun.
ty, district No. 3, OH the waters of Graves
Creek, containing
1917 ACRES,
conveyed to said decedant by said Benjamin
Franklin, upon which there is excellent water
power and tolerabe good mill.
The purchasers will be required to give
bond and good and approved security, and a
lien will be retained on the land until the pur-
chase money is paid
VIM. E. TAYLOR, Clerk.
April 10. tbs prs fee So 60
The Winchester home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-05-13

The Texas papers bring the bad
news that the grasshoppers are doing
Il disastrous work among the vegeta-
ton of the counties of Gonzalcs, Cald-
well, Hays, ComaI, Guadalupe, Bex-
ar, Karncs, and Dewitt. They have
destroyed the growing corn, wheat,
cotton and all garden vegetables.
Nothing green can stand before them.
The Winchester home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-05-13
The Mississippi papers Just now are

The Mississippi papers just now are
criticising the conduct Of Gov. McWil-
lie of that State, with a good deal OF
severity, for pardoning IA man named
Dyson out of the penitentiary, where
ne had been sent for fifteen years, for
the murder of a man named helms,
in most brutal and cowardly man
ner. lie had previously committed
two or three murders, for which it is
alleged, he deserved hanging.
The Winchester home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-05-13

BY virtue Of an order of sale issued by the
Clerk Of the Circuit Court of Franklin coun-
ty, Tennessee, in favor of John W. Martin,
will offer to the highest bidder, for cash, be-
fore tic Court House door in Winchester, on
Tire DM day Of July, 1858,
the following tract OF land lying in Franklin
County, civil district No 8. adjoining the
lands OF y. B. Stamps and others and said to
contain fifty acres more or less. Said land is
sold as the prcpertyof George Marlborough 10
satisfy said order of sale.
JNO. ". CUSTER, Sheriff.
May Is. iOd.
The Winchester home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-05-13

A religious life is not thing which
spends itself 1t is like q river which
widens continually, and is never so
broad orso deep as at its mouth, where
it rolls into the ocean Of eternity.
The Winchester home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-05-13

If we arc to live after death. why
don't we have some knowledge Of it,"
said a skcptic to a clergyman. "Why
didn't you have some knowledge Of this
world before you came into it, was
the caustic reply.
The Winchester home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-05-13

"Boys," said apedagoguc the other
day, "what is the meaning of all that
racket in the SCHOOL, at is Bill
Skies, sir, who is all the time initial
ing locomotive" ''Come up here,
William; if you have turned into a
locomotive, it is high time you were
5 witched off,
The Winchester home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-05-13

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Ifyou want to find it,
The depot is at ia Market st., st. Louis No.
1t is also sold by every popular druggist in city and
country. Dec 19-wty
The Winchester home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-05-13

1t is stated on authority, that the
young Princes Royal of England, who
was married few weeks ago to a
young Pruss nobleman, has been pro-
hibited from riding on horse back for
some months to come. She comcof pro-
life stock.
The Winchester home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-05-13

The most remarkable instance OF
INDIGESTION we ever heard of was that
of the man who sat up all night be
cause he could not decide which to
take of first, his coat or his boots.