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Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1858-05-01
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Slavery Sucety
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Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1858-05-01
FAIR PLAY FOB WOMEN.

George w. Curtis delivered his promised lecturs
on thiS subject. at Mozart Han Broaawsy, on
thursday evening of last week. 1t Vas u avt ell
"quent performance. and eiUted great applause
lie took the broadest vew OF tho subject, and ad.
'ocatta equal rights aud privileges Tor The sexes
both social and religious. la a rapid hist ricsl
sketch he shaved the disp0si,iun which men have
Ia All ages manIieated ~ tyrauze their Letter
calves and degrade theui t) HE most lae.ial aud
al paying avocatlous. The uio~ ing parayrnuh 10
illustrative :--Neto York Anti Sucely Sianiard 3.
We also claim to be q Christian nation; when
cardinal principle Of CurIstmnity is love to God,
aud To our neighbors rs ourselves. Wo all know
whether people x" down t"~n every day &c love
their ue!shburs. tLaught.r) We ali know whsth-
er the universal principle oi tiads is nnt "Every
lnan tor himself aud the devil nr The hlnd ust"-
We are ex"ihcio Christians, Just ~ bu, 10 an ex.
ohcio Denucrat because his father 10 rsmnany
Ssch-m. These are s,mp'e facts. aud l mention
them to show !here rs great deal Is"re ~ be done
'hai, lias been Yet dome, An' n"bujy need look toe
the MIileh:pm before the snd ui summer. Is the
practical Iuhiiu opinion ia titus cJunry u Just and
noble one? ID, ~s {" woman every indnstri.
Al opportunity. and admit her ~ Squ-i rights in
society! When "a. hear that "li'Tlsrodotu. said
there sss place ia Bah, Ion ~h"r. they sold wo.
men, We tsmArk, "Ihst uss before the Chris,ian
era. When ~- are t,It tLat ~n. sold in
Asia. We Say. Those are unci,iixed lsuds"-
6ut now about this in Paris to day. henClntilGe 10
iah"n ir"m consent and married ~ the old rous
ut 40. whom she hiss never -een, or having teen,
-he hates! How about this IN London, where
Ethel Newcpne /. sold 10 the Marquis who bids
hghest? Dres she rot protest. With ~ll her heart,
hd-suhmit! How, then, Ahuut New York !-
5ns nt--t put nf my shoes. This. l am told ia .
Christian cus--thi.i> no C,n.tAnNnnpie. Here
Ae marry for love. This is ", London ur Paris.-
Uf cnurse it is not! (Ls0ghter May We NOT
cad IN the morning papers "f those delightful
pnhiic diuners at which men only are present -
when the serious busInes, ~sr d-I",eS of when
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1858-05-01
From the Central Erfrrmcr.
LETTER FROM REV G. FEE CT KEN.
TUGkY.

Here in the South, where the runfest over ia
vertl waxing ,hut,er day 10y dav. m'hl>'ers aus
iuurnnlI~lS are driven tru.n nardly sieuce IT,
uueu ant, sumei,,Ies vulgar attack. | nust siu
yuu II i;,ct. Su,ne three miles ir' N INV pre-rD
home. Ind ior ~ >hnrt time preacnri 10 gre
Inriun of pers,ns, ~ith growing iutere't. T"e'
inti been IN uur meetings marked a''r"tio" A.
>eriOu-ness. and came forward iur prayers. a
time was fxei upon i"r a pf"trhctei etu't "iI "ii
,nrt y pro slavery munster NHS invurh iu. ana
The hnusc teing in the hands ut pro siaver'
school teaoner, was gwen ny TO the preacher
shcn it would not thus have heen gwen up 20 "
| The preacher cunupuod hIs MEETINGS sonie Twelve
or fifteen days got up interest by ,nliing iur~Art
some enquirers, and their 'jinsrs Alter nv
return from another county. attended several
J the meetings. H. ...... .g.s .s..a.
4 Alta iavnrahe limn. had with the preacher
pr:,ate nd kind talk; uI0n the subject nl rarer,
and the ielluw >hip nt ,hnse WIN held slnveS. ll
affirmed that tie b ,ule sanctions slavery. ] n k
ed him to attempt tnsustnn his po-iiion 'eior'
that people, publicly, AMI let me know when IN
would do 50. II" iefnsed 10 do 50.
| Ou entering the house, he announced 10 III
people thai he was going - preach iureral diN
I rourse,- his text--made some scattering
remarks and then trld the people There wa
something there that ought not u he there-,ha
was the D-vi!" And, said he, lie often ma
nrofess slug Christian. Mt the head Of his work
| lie has some here tnday-s me prominent ;n"rl
blrs of the church" And" said he. 81 dn NJ
know what use God has for ri h, nueS- il iS I
put ihera in some CORNER and let nm old nlss"
rrnch break bark pv}r their head - This
heard .r - t. .. .H
II gmnde many scnrrilous remarks atnt Aid
tiani,t-, AS printed hyrucr,'eS." 81. On "'
nGcasion. in the midst of h.s discourse, he sni'
if he tn ught his Sife was 40 heufr ihan u nigge
he would leave hor in ten minutes" An 4
another tiue said. IF he ihnpght there was "i
, Ia. nf mis- in ha
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1858-05-01

lee REMAINS OF PREsiDENr MoSKoE-Amone
lhe blIlS passed by the Legislature Ut Virginia,
Is one iur the removal uf tie rrn,,,is d presd ept
Monroe from the cemetery in New York, where
they have rep">cd Tor IN thtn u century. to the
ctty OF RicAniuhd, there q bs reiEterrei nc tbs
seat "l government rl hi- Suite. It is pro.
posed Ia erect tall marble SHAFT upun ;tn emi.
renee III Holly wood Ceu etry, Rchhutd which
IS believed 10 be tho IN, { -uie ,bie spot il the ;i,y
-nItherin lttie ar II .tbIng ms been done hy the
Cnttcd States ar Virginia t. honor the memory VI
MIR. Monroe. -JJu1Mdi of Com.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1858-05-01

rh'" MA yrt i"riy three rer~uns juIneh in
tellosshp wiui this miLister durii,y that L,o,t.
ing. -
l. u Strang" Tint uuher such teachers. the reu
We ~ IT." south shuuld .drsp ~ md upnrrs- u -
ppri Aud must tut nanny oi them We iecriv cd
- 10 ~ nitn.e OF 'ru. religion And is not
h.S MlN>i"in ~ gruuuIH
W" nave rearr n"s. ard have had dnrius the
~'i'ier. with M krd interest III uur Churches =
some h'tren or twenty hopeful conversions and
additions.
JOHN g. FEE.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1858-05-01

How TO TAKE GirE.-rake life like msn---
rakc it by the.iore lock, by the shoulders. by the
spine, by every limb and part. Take it justss
hough Il was-ns Il is-an earnest vital, essential
fiji Take it just as though you personally was
horn TO the task of performing merry part in il;
- Though the world had waited ;ur your coming.
Fake it ns though it was grand opportunity TO
10 and To achieve; To carry f.rward great md
good schemes; to help and cheer suffering. wes-
y. it may be heart sickened brn'her.
The fact is. lite is unvalucd by a great majority
If mankind. Ii is not made half aS much Of sc
hnuld he the case. Where is the man or woman
q no acoomplishes one tithe Of what might bs
lone Who cannot look hack upon opportunities
lost plans rnachieved thoughts crushed, aspirs.
.Ions untitled and all beeanse af the lack Of the
,ece,sary and possible effsr'? II we rev better
now 20 take and make the must OF life, II wuold
40 far greater than it is. Now and thena man
stands aside from the crowd, l"h"is earnestly,
steadias'ly. confidently. ani Oh way becomes
famous for his wisdom. ntelA,r. -ghl. greatness
of some sort. The world wonders. admirss. iiol.
zes and yet il only illu, trates what each may do
t he lakes hold al | fe with purpose-bv the
ED AID shoulders l. a nIsu hut say he will.
md follows it up by the right kind Of ef rt. Tiers
nothing in reason he may exfecI 8" accom-
iiSh. There is no M gic. no mirasle. no secret
him who 10 brave 10 heart aud dssesmiaed In
spirit c s'-sibR~ ad fas ss.st
'' fft. -t -H. 151ss fiul rsif q ~
rEf H.H .l.s .a- -. u,
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1858-05-01
WHOLE NO. 655.

On accoUnt II he collar IF Meic skin. and that they
ATTEMPT To excuse thei- lu,ilnnIiuity uLd tyrauny
by most uhblushing tnlsehoOd. r d. ..r .l.t s.r
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1858-05-01

MA. CLARK AND THR PRE~iprsr - bIr. Colfsx,
Vt Indiana, writes that prrsiuus to the Lecompton
vote in the House, "the President sent. through
nne Of the Cabinet. 10 Horace y Clark. of New
York, one Of tbs Ann Leccmrtnn Democrats,
desiring ~ see him. The brave New Yorker, Who
has withstood appeals that would sLake almost
ANY une else, seut back word that he would he
gratihed to meet the President. but it must 10
a'ier the Lee npton questun was snally settled,
and not beiure This is the current iuu,or here.
and is doubtless true"
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1858-05-01

lHe haFnlhSlnh correspondent OF ips WV
lheans Delta writes ~ follow:
Il have passion fer Seward. lie comes up 70
my idea Of Robin the Wandering Jew--the most
jehbesHtc d9,il that whs ever drawn 10y bp-
mAn ren--sn cool. sv clear headed, ~, iudomita-
bic ielrnIes. in tho pu suit o his fendlsh purr
poseS. Seward trayerse- tho reemiuly tuttuuls.
be, really Nrnight. line of his nmhiii i'm with the
"rvrting certainty "t fotrirpn that characteri:er
cope dancer, never missing step, and keeping his
e"gle eye steadily fixed un the goal heiVre him.
Nsance pulo hy which he preserves his equi-
rrisc i thar o.Ui, big head ihat bulbs out abuse
his rarruw .hruiders. If tie lecnn"s "ur neIt
President. and d~uninn does not Immediately fol-
iJw his r'eetOn. Wll wager thai he will so beau.
dln'Iy honey -fuggIo both South and North THAI
the people will pronounce him of the best
Presidents we have ever had. But begin to
mink 'here is little danger Of his obiaining the
domination. He is ton great a mau, .hat 10 IL 10
is mau and not a devil"
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1858-05-01

SErAToR NANnoNDs WHITE SLAvrs.-The
Newark Advertiser calls attention to the fact THAI
Mr.. Wright. the wealthy and accom- pshed S-na-
tor from New Jersey. is one of the class whom
his peer III the Senate, Mr uammmd. stig n,a,iz.-
ed IN a recent speech. the white slaves uf the
North. Mr.. Wright, who. sngunrly enough,
votes with the South CIsulinian on the Lecuinp.
ton, and every other iariy question. adversely
10 the interests of free Ht,r. gained his fortune
10y harness making a"d is insly proud Of hi.
success in that mechanical business, which lie still
ivllUws ..--I 80.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1858-05-01

Snrru,oN Tn,n, II, ,,.;n. ,1,r Nerc,n,ii.
,,,,n',' t,.n, ,t ',,.s ~. ,rs,.,,,.s.
,,,,,',, =, H., ,,,ra,,s e,;,,v ,il,.,r,,
Az, y " Wv, '.D 80 -. ,'... :,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., 1'', w n J' - d.,.. ~,
w. -, ~ " P''N''''1 '''' ' -''~''
''IF'' y ~ ,,, ,,.,
.n.uu,, yn. 81 OD u,rtt Of dry good. 10 N.
,,,,,u,, finn in ,,,,a .t,nJi,,, u,kiu,, n uut, n
.,r mvu,n, In,du. ,imt ,ho mite fell due NM.
,ns prn,e,tri mc,nt,ms the drawer. who ne,e,
,run,.led hims.lf even ,u ,mluri.e for his in,oly
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1858-05-01

Fuc,r,vE SLAVE BsouG"r BAcK : IN" ,' sh'r
I.ra,, n o.,.sn Cant. ,n>on. arrived ,his mhr
ninr from Iiverpool, having on board 'he sr,t' r,,
Iisnry, bel n.ng 10 Mr.. Gas, ut thl' env ms nv
INV ah.e,n vi on tn, ship Advise C'pI'Io' C'pnoo
t4oca fm Lvsrrool, aud wnen S'on' wv ~"
/ n,th pasror the rassss. On the mofhing ~ NV
Io5 i6.,en,r .ptnio DIX pr"mp1ls Pnt HIM ~
| Ih,,rd the Iarve., @ ieen. 70 be retnrnen 10 ms
owner. rhis 10 as il should be.-N u f''aya"e'
March 2Sh ..|-t .,- NJ s'-3bI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-12

NOR, inquiry for The s 10 Il the 'o- AID tic rrreiy bders
UipFs@T The market 6. oh. s-A T.. The ., n,nh,,,
Sa5 49, ,sles Of 5s Porto Caoso' e o, ,.ctns tsI
Hops A. q , a. ST. for 1855 ~ uaa 20 god I'D =.
HAY-Tbe asraand o., siprns s '.re Al -. r-.,s-.
6. ady with limited arrivals 'sc. e ." tAss a, - ~. y
LiMF-RoeLand is more sve I'D ,ov'f ',,'dt 90 t.s
MoLAsSEsT5e .a.1eiIoI, ,,e .. sorar'd g i ;', a.
NAVAL STOREs-Spirit. Tirpsutine . N nod'rs;e ~
gust bat With hfhi 10 , ' 'a cris @" Ss. b., I'm
: and upward. Common Rosin = gl'" dllN - v ~
are III quite IN settled Tar i.qas, n .,.dy.
OlLS-Crucs Whac j. slowly recovering nrm ~ 90. IL
somewhat irregular oe sslss Of 90 b5s 81 view bed
ford 20 cash equal thereto; h' i- sac SIR vs. q, -
London Of selected, w days sine 90 - hsh - &C. -, ~e
consider this eNiree pce snd "ond 'Hak MAJ ne a
shou, the real ket value. Refined j. qHe bat pres
Ion .n1! VIZ IiD.J i. tend, ,rd IN ncd.-.,s -e
are We" sf SJ Fall. AHerisn a, s@Ss 10 I'D N obs
Olive Lard Red and most other kinds 49, mscS'e st liccs
NPRoyiSI0Ys-The demand sr PA ~.'s'i's, .ad ne
uar,t sd unsettled N" arrivals are no arg 49, 81
snd ~? for Pine. Other kinds nominal Bee qaie
h.sy sHS only in p s 81 10 ' for DO o. Mc. +icesis .
Tor Rersekcd Western Mes and $50 tl4 o Iva 90 fnpo
Mess quiet gag Bi s Inn a" -, a' ~ ~ sn5 -
lovcr II 100 hhds AZ o. oI Sl' - and sGs or
o. Lard heavy and moderate demand 'as. Of 20 eea
And to- a. s. dSc AID kegs lO, Bo,;" n ar ppy AID
,s.shs 20 The trade IN ST al ots a. % 70
RCETle sale. few and gfi,cs A. heavy q; -
pr l0o lhs g.. -....,,.
SIGARS-The business has BE- modeTt' clsey :" lne's
thc ss'. ~ Lhl Cuba at d Go., lf 10 -A"" We"
Al Is, C6lc. ,
sEEDS-Thr make, i. quiet for Clover and o ~ sh-nce of
inside rabe prices nominal q. ti4et 10Y new
Pennsylvania aud Jersey Timothy Sod uoersie request
and l. held firmly S2G - y b sh. R. W Fax - r. I'M
tied request . = bash OF n y. c4rui-A LM"ed
quiet but hld with Increased 6mn. Bo,tn. a anticipation
beitr prices buyer. shy PlrhAsr hswcycr prrs
81 81 2 bush is now Tie nominal asking rate.
SALTPETFRAt Boston the uaA't Gs-l " IN ats
Of Is bags ~ 606!c = n. rsics.
TEAS-NOdrrate uans,s.,ss mali a. sssdy rdfes
There Is SECRETION the market Of NJ Fe- Green ADD
Bck which would IN otlr times llc heavy has.s Il the
currency now asked BY holders Importers not however,
anxious crowd sales and auctions A. lnoDt"d "hi.h 70
very uuususl a; this SEASON Of The year.
TOBACCO-Ths market for Leaf Is y, nc ~ltsei eHo
?O bids Kentucky have bcu sid "linit ICY OF wo a. ~
ais. 49,
TALLOW-Holders are firm; the demand - AT Aid ne
small sales 81 ooo 70 prime City - lr cass Rough
Fa' i firm 81 6ic - -,
WOOL-The inquiry both for dome.tic I'D iorern, SIP
quite med-buyer, aud sellers being s part 10 tbei views
respecting the currency No important t-is'tiors s'e ran
spired since our last. 4, 80
WHIsKY-The make: is lower aud heav, 'A'' OF -
bbls
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-12

Us ~ tesmship Nsshyi'le Murray Charleston q hours
Edse. ard pass 70 spoaord Tcstu Co. The Nashville ha
been detsinec by dense fog.
Ship Bavaria. TOwnend HAVE Nov. mdse aid psss 70
W. NhfOcb, Jr.
Ship Ahbnr'on tOf Newburypo CroSer Charleston days.
cotton 10 master.
Bark Won Berg (Od1 Muller Hamburg Nov is ndse md
pas. 10 = Bech kunhalt Had sdea;hs Ja.-ass
Bark Virginia, Hill, ST Thomas dsys ballast sai, Jones
Go.
Bari JaPona of Phladepha) sheldon Rio J.nelro Nov S,
coffee 10 master
Bas Chey.ie, Andeon New Orleans Dee g. isAI to Kirk.
land l. Won Sachs
Bark Asronaut Peckner Cursoa q dsys @ H. % John NJ
Smith s Sons.
Big P,oteus (of Bucks port Chapman HayIs De- d. sust
20 } +. Ward.
Brig Tberus (of New oresns) LeCoq CeaSssos Dec. r.
sugar 20 ChaTan PnveTt Dec - a Ii.nfusgos spoke
bark Rover, from Rio JADeo for New O.Ans y days ot
Brig Baltic ( Candenl Hooper. ManatitLu MIco n day
mahogany to master Experienced heavy weather Hstsas.
lost sails
Brig Alpha (Br) Curry Windsor " g. Dec H. po,aoe. To
Bhs Biow Br) RathbuD Windsor v s. % Day, posioes
10 master
sch G'orge Knborn, Rummn Portland Me- d.ys beading
% order.
schr Plymouth Rock, Ryder Boston dsy mas. % Dayton
4 Sprague
sthr Fairfax, Mott Geors,towD, D. c, -four TO Merrill 4
Abbott.
sehI William Carroll, Chipusn, Hewts Island Ne days,
stone for Fort Richmond -
Sohr Enterprise Bentley New Bedford NJ. Baltimore
Schr Mountain Eagle Crockett cklaI4 days line
Schr Gertrude Horton, Myers RCc kand 8 days Gna
sclr Oneco, Smith. froyinc e,owl Tor Norfo.h
scsr Aice Move Pike View Bedford ballast.
SchL l. II. Horton, - Boston for fAngisr
B Cromwell
Steamer che.lpsLe CroweI Portland n9.c 20 H. b Cfon.
well
FELLOWSHIP Realm, Burgess New Oreans q days ndss
to Robson Fosdick. By pilot boat No D.
WlND-DurnE the day, s. 3 T. with rain; ouds the Hook.
;. D W" aud blowing gale.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-12
SECOND BOARD.


The speculative and buoyant feeling which has leen
exhibited in tie Stock market for the last few days
continued today. with new impulse from the very
favorable character of the foreign sdvices and from
the strong condition of our banks, as shown by the
weekly statement Almost the entire influence of the
street IS now thrown in favor of the rise, and the out
side public are again drawn in to extent TO assist
the upward movement. The large amount OF the IN
employed capital, usually finding vent in the
purchase Of mercantile paper, is now attracted
to Wal street by the temptation of speculation,
or for the purpose Of employment, and with this
plethora of money and the strong speculative
feeling which is rapidly spreading it not surprising
that The efforts of the few beas left have no effect
whatever to check tie advance of prices. The i'm
provement appears To be quite general, and with the
most independent disregard of the intrinsic value of the
securities dealt in. In Bonds the transactions have
been very large to-day and quite general The aggre-
gaze sales reach $35Qe0o, Of vt.ch sboy, eco coo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-12
Disasters, &c.

Tie bark Mary Dye ashore q Barne,st les bad sbo,
perfectly tight 10 o'clock last Sunday nisht The shr H.
b. Fddeunsn left last evening with Ahors chains Cox nef
assistance.
BALTIMORE, Jan aThe schr Sussex Cent. Martin fror.
Nsyssss Island for Baltimore with cargo .uns ct snsno
arrived at Mathe~town lnasla the 22d al in sinking
spit sinboom and hull badly The cargo hss
been hsrged and shipped board the bark Charles r. I
for Baltimore The schr he's been condo ned The SUSSEX
w built at Maryland In leis rates Az l5J tans owned in
Beltinore and valued al s. so.
By letter b Elwood Water EGG.
ST. THOMAS Dee 2sThe Dr. ship Sultan has ben t.As1 90
the the leak extended the whole length Of he xaboad
steak The Ida de Ia Tore has finished her repairs and called
yesterday Tn Edwin (of Boston, arrived yesterday taking
badly viii 90 on the dock The Louisa (of Boston Leaks por
with q Lumbar twelve hours; viii csed
thorough repair By letter % Ellwood Water, eco
RIO DE JNERo Nov 1.-THE ship Morning Light CaPt
Johnson srnytd yesterday in eaky condition she was h"m
Pll-es lhi1, with casso VI soL, b. 10 ~ Psss@&
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-12
LIMITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT-JS' H.
FxcV

Jbn Graham AZ. Loaf. H. Meyer. ...., no
cnroe time since a SUIT in equity wa conn n
pe above plaintiff Ssant NJ siAeAs io .,~ao,hos Own
ants for Tot coayerns and Is.,ns u , seen the
RIa Uniud STATS .nd St Lawrence 90" ro e,iua.ed
-. - 90 AMI liz Thc value Of these VesseS - e'
In the above suit alleged that The n
- ,l~5s.d "A eolttera security iof The payineH. % r. e.
.rooss n.sres, 10000 lent BY the Dc w. H. No.
q. no,th. ard that bills a sale used - '"'' a. 49,
,sus kap The defendants denied the he ~ Soc az, '
a. yessels had been p1rcbascd by them
III. suit was frs; eesSH u mn sacsen pleading lis ol
60, a. General 70 the Un' S~s foih 'n' Suslo
tnos6,f sui. IN equity begun in the u Circuit Court
sG ~ Meyey whom !. was intended make defendant could
net ~ found for service.
lnssrso Of Mr. Meyer Security required in
$50 900 default q which the defendant was taken into cue
Cody BY the u 8 Marshal.
yest film simple notice Of appearance Or not dchhsed
that the amount Of bail be reduced
ne eject Of ne first Of these motions il granted will be 20
eonfDs the plaintiff 70 his first suit IN equity rms IS u Oh
ground that the two suits now peSdng are Tor tne sane
action IN effect between the same parties an u
sherefore ought 20 BE- consolidated. $500 -, .
smbs Of he frm Of s1oien Meyer n this city that be has
the plaintiff herein, aud made any loan 70 MN
security Of the steamships had suy personal
nd ala not return ut the sd Of October lat and that the pur'
Of the steamships made in his absence ~ his partner
Mr. Stacker . +
81 sr s.quy. Mr. Stacker had sold the vessels 70 ceIaa
Me..rs Dean Brady tor the defendant; .oCOnor ,ld VII
Hans for plaintiff.
The ease submitted.
The Grand Jury on Monday morning brought in the
towing bills o. Indictment, and discharged with tho
thanks II the Court: . ~
Louis for cruel and unusual pu.hm Of his crew.
Thomas Smith, assault with dangerous weapon
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81 Mts N.Y. or.~.t of Ci-,eyiie Ohio, 20 Me- Li2",
iio,b..Y If Dr. J. D. Russo 'Li' '.iy'
e1scvN p,RFy-At The Iosii,nco O.! Ri.hoT eles by
~ Rev Father Barry MI Timothy B"dgn 10 MI Joht N
Rsrry daughter Of john barry.
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Tipron Of Nv York City Miss May j. daughter Of
PhlipF Htil~rt oi T." former Place
WRIGHT-FRASER-l This city udsy ian. 10 y he
Rev W j. Yos' Rector of'h Chu'h q the R"ce11or T.
liam II. Wright 20 Mary cde: dsrsheT oi m Fs'er esq
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today up 1880 bales closing Arn under tn Acas neNs
AZ h. above The prices of saturday We quote Liverpool
MddHug az a. SUGARTh" market il dul and price are end-
inc dowrwai: sales ~ day mad as MoL,s 10
steady A. 9digc FLOUR steady sst scsEs quo,aiions
frmer and quite active a, ~ N"rE "aEAI can ..
bought al lower figure PoRs quoted a. - L. but
holders are unwilling sellers LARD m baes .. neady stc
FxcE,NcF-On London 1854 a tO7. on Ncw.York lt'H .
CHIRLEsroS jan 9-The sales OF CorruS to-day wsre ~
han, nanry an in Forenoon prn.ilSY ~ ldltN.