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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-01-13

The GREET ENGLISH DEMLET.
SIR JAMES CLAEKEs
Celebrated Female Pills.

Frgrai from prescription q. Sir J. CLARKE. b. d.
Tlgsiaga Extraordinary TO t+e paaw.
TE.sfsgau 5- medicine IS .a,aE ia l-s euro Of ell
..-e .-a.lI ard saa Esr4-- t.l-.- D.. aloh the female
constitution BIS subject. Is rgI.ae. excess and r-aosss
lla9..rr..as. aua Pc g. e5a cure u.ag Be ITO jed
20 MANNED LADIES
dis especially suited It v iH short .us, lr-g ar tHe
anr.a period win -sgu.-.i,y.
E.. 55a-n rceous t9.sr- bears che G7vcrumen. stamp
.. ,r....- Br.l..u, 10 proven. C0-a.arsaIs.
CAUTION.
Tlrs Pills s5aad not JrtasH d. females during DE First
Three NvuJHa # Pregnancy as .ls arc sure o. .ra On
.I.sa.rrs1gs, la. aug oltsr time hey ore safe
Do al cases o. Ssrrs us and spinal Affections. r .a The
back aaH limbs, .a.Eao ODD slight ezeou paInaHo1 me
laar. H.e.rc c., aud Whites these pills wil al,. grrs
when ala other means have faded and although powerful
ea--g s5u7.rnu-uf1 rr7l, o--one's zuln3 y or -. bog
al..u 81. r-a Constitution,
Iu. afrs.uans are lPaHy aac. p.e-a.-.
solo gen. lor .hs u...eI -l.G.. a.. Con. .r.
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S. SWAN e CO., Augusta. t..
mr. e. -.FF.ETaHR ...

or. 4. ST. I}.sIsIN- I.. a.. q.
~ Et-s1ls residing near -urtEuuU-. .....
Ca Htvg tIsI- orders l ed and save tr., b..
IEg 3 -Wal g. 60, at e.taer 90 .H..e cities.
= ..s- Of mo uumgars ruaI .F47l from
with Che amount of me ar.zu That eara on. Ill.
8ill be HI1-. he'd AFTER epgrt ar.ls..g .U .nH
8erss-Eev Orleans Delta Mobile Tazi ...
standard Nashville Gazette atlanta .ut... a.....
YORK Weekly Day Book S4sauula ...-H.Hg E....
u6nd LEqaICl and New YORK Us.-r-r- ... .......
A-ss.I lariol Augusta Ga -1ls..llrl.a ..s-.
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81 AT a. OFTENN E%SE b. ID a|I son COUts
Is CJURI, December Iuis-s 1851.

r. Grnslegd Admir- Sc, others, 60. Ezs her Wag.
Ouer, and others.
order II publication.
4 E # remembered, that ihIf day Of December.
/ s7 It appearing the sutlsiacr the Clerk t 5as
r hzl me following defendants 90 the above cau-p -uTt
4sUl gatter al and Charlotte IlJea. Dos vile are non
GENTS of th state, and therefore usual a-U-es th-
g1ur cannot Ue served upon Co; ore order
ID by the Clgrk publication be ls-ae 1 ns- pa
r-r uuU shed in Nashville, TeQu ring said defendants
sHr a. Oh Feb.tsTE uf The county Count he no den
~ t4e 1ury Court rom H Nasnv.- GA the fs. IauCLs
RI Fsbr1srv I-5s and answer said BILL the same wili b.
rassa Tor sanfssed Them. and hearing SAID
ur1 is for the purpose o. selling Land and NeE0e
ID line Is I.le Of Jacob Wagner, CgC'f.
r is CEFATHAM,
fee a q
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BaiIGy'S springs
FOR SALE.

10y virtue Of decree OF PROBATE Court Of the COUNT
a. of Laudertals, Alabama The under igued almIut
of the estate OF jonathan Bailey deed vi SELF OF
.gI-y lih DAY Of January 1855, premises, uIut
-s .rom he Town co. Florence, Alabama, the cus.rasr
ring place, IN avH
BAlLEl'S SPRINGS.
|Igag Springs uLdelT ul4 4vpra Dr. SHOWN. as be-
~ the most remarkable waters for the Cure L-s rp-a
.rHEy, sclJiuia and all juIansJus Diseases that
Iui necessary % ak u lgT curative properties
I police. The tnousaEI- persuLs have been llT.
restored 20 health by The of waters, lyaIer
rC cd over tee county. Narlh ana south, many
-E -E Witnesses Of their virtues 70 VIII DO sufficient
.a they are considered the most remarkable springs %
tnt world. and theIr waters have effected cue
az. ulIeT known
FFr since her discovery, the tHruuZ Of visitors have
ID en- 30 great that the proprietor could
su,4lL Is believed 10 be tne most proGt-Jf we'll
% Q most cuUtlve Wa.enng place In tn sOutb.
eTs nine hundred aud twenty iGnd Of excel
len. quaHJy, good cultivation, win orchards
slaDiss houses aud OJhs valul bic Improvements.
credits of enc, Two and Iars5 wears will gwen. Che
ur-laseT giving bonds win approved personal security
I'D lien on the pro- eTty until me paid for
RICHARD j. b flLEG,
JAEEe j. bAILEE.
dec. I5-tri " &w5t. AdmIuistraf1rs.
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CANDIDATES.
PUTNAM COuNTY.

We are authorized % sguouncs H. ". san LVE, JTrr
candidate Tor Cery Of the Circuit Court Of Pu1a county
al the ensuing March election. jan TIE
JACKSON COUNTY.
We ere authorised 10 aHHo7nce WHITE HYFRs candidate
r sheriff OF Jackson Comfy the ensuing March cleo
ton. Ste.
PERRY COUNTY.
We are authorised 8f1sEs BATHS oanditlEa
ior Clerk Of me county Court Of sr county az the March
election. sept Std,
CheHuham County
We are au'horlzeI % announce " a srUARr, can
ddSte Tor ShefOf ChealaM county, al h5 ensuing March
election. dec lie.
CountT OffIcers.-EIection EInrch, Is5s
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Land and Negroes for sale.

7
A LIKELY boy y years old; good Carpenter goo
n house serVHuti TOug0 SJuue as0u.
J. L. g. r. W. BROWN,
:,
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That he sowing do De be- over g Bake Family
E,w.nr Machine making Hr.ver @. Haaersgtlh. is less
-au.e 20 rip Of threat or cut or broken, than the
. ~. singer any u.H" .Le Machine. other
.uH of Sewing N-sLug vented 10 luB United states
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GEURaE ". nIGG .NBOTHAM,
szEAd A. HIGGIAbOEHAM,


HLrlInrff failef aall taaas
Hrbg. d O.. WOOD-Uyu. sra have usel two llI-a
Na0trs iiaIr decorative, and ItuS ElJ
..a discovery Of he asu for rsslorne aad chang
Ben. fa.-a ls IS IA O man 6f sesa. b. 50
..a s..rHsI It original leior. Nog caa Isc6ni-
.n a.-.l wIlhgus the least ieass ny cas- Hai
... -Ha ar.s- a.udr
I0Hr7t sG=veclUIv-
DaEIEL 81. MURPHY.
.. . WOOD g. co., Pr0pr.s.ors aI2 Broadraq, Saa
... .. ... -aa". b. #Fe R-lrz EsalJI-Hu arf.I ald
.. ..... rt -.u.. $50. And sold J5 aIi good Drug
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WE wish Durchasz "a Hks'y young uegro
w aud boys, from the "a years
likely aud of COCO size, vito smooth yzCE skin We
have good black smith 10 nIre f0rths present Jelr
yan5-L b. a.. AhNE q co.
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Rates OF Advertising.
IEy IryEs On LEss To CONSTITUTE A SQUARE.


Advertiser exceeding the space contract
cd foFr viii be charged gor the excess
To Corrcspoudcuts
i will save great deaf o. unnecessary trouble n orr
rules
Assays give The date, post oce, county and STATE in
body OF tatter.
yol web toe Ppsr easagea from one oce to another
D. IA NIlte or business. ana other matters write
separate rleat of per- or T-reH' ieaEesu
-e-Lars aot c1ml-n -atOas soil -ad upon all such
als aut subj c may be " Information interest 70
a
hnoaElo1E communication Of whatever chandler wis
f6cel "a no attention.
'orresP5Ea-lts should write only upeu s1eoi The
paper.
Ae cannot undertake 90 return rejected communications
Az letters on business should be dr-rtC1 90 Mrs-fs g.
-aFFtIr o. Co., and Bsrsoaa d. either OF tls Propn
r.Hrs.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-01-13
fresh OYSTERS.

a)nl CANS Fresh Baltimore sgers 10 ice just received
- w aud VIII be 81 Co large and 90
log nall cans. We viii supply customer. tufs 81,
s liE price or less, away warranted gc0c.
uOLLIsIrR g. CARTER.
delft Union street
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-01-13

WISH 90 purchase from 20 % $500 bushss oi prim,
merchan table Wheat Tor immediate delivery for biu
& all pay The full market price. Is. D1kANt,
june lS-lwGwu Market erect,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-01-13

.Hruaf Oh VANS sno1tls and Csnaolrg foT Bzls ss
IH l.Hf1as5sars m0aays ug 0ars5-gulur term pI.css
H.s4 " h G0Ru0G 6 q
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c A r r ! 4 q L 81!
,. P, P E OK d RIO.

WE have a large sssoumert OF all styles, COACHES.
~ bAROutHLs and -UGGla-, which We viii la Of
5.c=s 10 suit the times. UerZ5
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-01-13

CV~C-LD cal The ..rr.aa OF Sports -
~ uru ana D.Hr.. .. 81. ..e-.u. ass0rt-
muur Ul Double Barr. Guns a. $40 prices. 30 =
up 10 5000 Ee.t...r. aud co Imou -
-.dss rang .rg from 8 90 90 S. 1908 hrv' =lFtT-4S
vets. Va c-Ic- "un aud 1.aer F-lOs l5Al
' every usarn.ar a.1 rr e.; ilNYi- go -.,sb a.
A.s4E..ts, rlfsks ana Game Bags EJ ''--'
CO.. .y- C.e-- csc. ...--i7- Of g779-s-
rs- o ''''A VII. pc l.na "'''-' BESJ. +. sHiLLJ..
=. -. ,..-.-- Fzssir, bacon, Grain
&c.. fol 'aie by REM. .. SHIELDS
y--' Tor ss e. 20 close
"h-t- l Ii lsH-L- b ffa't '.sSJ f sHlhLD-
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-01-13

Wheat ~ n e a. Is pa. n.
r-,re isrs'arro hsyz ol9s 55 a sscrss y Iorr2ss
Z 1.is., ia 5.-g If .:roa1 and ooiss' X fEBB,
cotton and FIy-a4 Broker 4
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-31
Personal

Mr.. Jobr Bi ish. i.sys II, B,5srr Si0r y9rrrgt
ia Ell. Scotland r6cra:tsns ts heats. lie vii bs il
birmingham in October. soi stay iEsrs week or tr,.
TIE elpeIisrce of the past sss.on Ia convinced b.
fiIenes thst htt'e osre. srt tas busbsrtrg hi,
snerg,h, wi ersbe sm to take 81 active SHARE ia
public life.
"A ccnetporde,t of ths Iadfpet}aEo, Beige. writ.
lIg hom B5fip, stat.s that tor weeks psst ii.
physicisns lave iuterdictsd the Prncess Freisiick
" Ham frcm. taking railway jcarisys her sccoucns-
mert berg expected IN October.
-Ilc sligo Cirozio's rays that Lord Psl.nsrstsr
"a about 10 retire iiou p-bc lfe Ho Las agreed 70
60 70 CT the uTgert ertrssy Of Lady Psmsrtob; and
giowpg 5ei.otin bic ,idstiss power Of hearing has
also hai share in niuoitg tm to bling his oeg pub
lie career 10 cIcse. The noble lord. wien lie shsl
td sdeu.o tie excitement Of Pai..smsitary ifs, in
tsnds, with Lady Pamsr,on, to take Up hs rs5ienos
al Clihcry, nea Sfgo.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-31
-. xhiOh vii be IN epsrati,n % durlns the

r,.,,l Palace. which yil be IN operation durns the
lsst oi % The 1rtole Sysfcm Of Premium
B,l'., usis, |soIos RoBIEsOS.-I hold in my tAat
Of great value to the dairy interest
3, ,s scsSy Letter n da,.:d H. Es.ss ,. .s ct
ChemOos Sssm of jesse Carpenter of tia. county,
Of TIE shoe tbe noA successfal premium butter
rbS !. 80 bee ever exhibited the New YORK state
s her buer T,.sT, A., a,Ss nss' Dspsr Ss saaas n
suoeee.. srt form, produce i. here tnat msy
ess,F more Pt n he vtlume Of 1raDsactionS.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-31

8 psysTs c--icui cd r-c,si- brcggs. ever by
the Pisun Fsirsrs hEt sn esgau. rev cns or si.-
lers. nsoy s,ud:ss sksionss, and q large stock o.
fiest eltstic mateis. kof sevsr,. of tae Dor rx.s
baa5sore pncs- hsd beeI offered. A splsnd,s per
gisss sLd soue tI'>,sve gilt ir.ues WITH nuusr,u,
souvenirs wsTe sso smoEz tss contents Of .as
stpiio. Bfs.or Trasscri2. ga.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-31

Picrunrs DrsrIYYEp.-We understsrd that among
tie pe,u,es OF Miss Jane strst, daughter OF GnoeIt
Stuart 6estro, cd by the ats tre u bronota street.
were rortraits Of the Rev Dr. Lo'hrc2, Mrs, Jared
SksIks Mr,. Frsnces Ann Kemole, EaSia Forrest,
Mslesrs, ,FuleI Osscli, hspcsone youth Jest graz,
uatsd at Es,vsd. a copy OF her fathers portra, OF
jan Peikins, valuable Sueidtr oeiorStls 20 ~.
Ct Hooc g "Sorx Of the s. 1T" bs,'d, G,s1. ysIt
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-31
To ne Edi'o, Of The y. Y. T,ibun.

Sir: icu will be pleased to insert tbs statement:
noticed reading your paper Of the 2-h n's H'smsnt
made BY whom do no. tnow tia, while VS. ps'pg 'aoass
Mu.b-uy stree, MADE stteu to extot rionsy from pei
tanned Philip Ben No o, Wes, Thirty hr't street
Sob s.isment should Ike to corsc. AZ s7 'ine o' ais
Philip 0BfieDj putting his h,zi II uy pccse. Will. .ne.p
yIg At tbs eoog of No. i07 Bsynt street wac2 can
prove. received s1y money from Philip bF-n "he9
~-Is in the Anthony Boyle came re saa
ofeIed . that hs from Philip brie1 whicn rsir'eS
to k- never Esi any gsiotsEce with PLiip buen'
him before but wher IL the act Of picking
pcckst PATRICK HCbOIDlN,
Atg Io'k Aug %, lss2 No lT BsIrt street.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-31

TIE C,BLE -Messrs. Tiffany 4 Co. hsve cent Us
piece Of the Teeersptic Cord now connecting Eaiops
with Amsfes-tbat il, piece OF the oVeIp'us wAch
pms.sed on beard the Nagsrs whsr tie eoi from Va
leI,s " Newfoundland had been successfully isd.
Though far larger than it reed BE- tNs 'smnsnf forms
81 terest souvenir Of one OF The siandss' and mosI
auspic.ous events il human history is si,aeLacay
j. ssted sni urtoabtsd ard tie cable i II sef Gu
rcus .t Instructive. OF eousa ttey as's o'aerfe
fcr sac.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-31
CIT Y ITEMS.

OrR HoIEIs.-We have never known our hotel,
better ii ed with travelling guests than a. this time
We are informed that tie S.. Nicholas averages nine
hUpc,ed, ard that ab:ut two hundred arrive and as
many depart every day. Tae rooms, except sfew in
the ladies' spaituen.s, are sl full every night.
The Metropolitan is equally fuL-.hrse hundred ap-
picstiors yesterday beyond its acc: :mmodations.
TIE As,or is equally well remembered by old time
fierds In answer TO the question yesterday, Mr.
Setson replied: Full, why we are more than full
actuaily crowded.
So far as we have heard, there is not respectable
hott in hs city but is doing lively business snd yet
rome Of the Sumner tourists have returned. We dom.
exactly know what the people will do for lodging If
hey come in large ocks to the Telegraph celebration.
They certainly will not find hotel, empty snd gaping
for them. We think their present condition is evil
dercs of very strong revival of Business generally,
ard tina. money maters are easy, or there woul not
be 20 much travelling.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-31

ACCIDENT FROM FAILING WALL -Oa M1nd.y
toIepoou Il gable end Of the wall OF premises No %
South Street fe in and severely Injured Tnorna. Cane
ard Michael Gligsn, aboreIs, VAC wore at work be-
Yok Hospital for treatment.
Angelina Colard, girl 10 yeaIs OF age, hst one OF
her fingers crushed il a sewing machine, With which
she was at work 10 tie slirt manusac,ory No. s.
Warren street. She corvsyed 10 tie New-Yo,k
Hospifal, where the INJURED finger Was subsequently
sppUtatsd.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-31
SAPAToc, EMPIRE WATER.

The Depa d the .ae Of this csebrstsi wS-r ). removed
from No s. Bacay. 10 10 40 Broadway, near Casa 't
vsete 81 oIde,. vii De pou?iy s.tsnfed % ty
g. ~. WEsTOs Co, Or
q X BURROWS.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-31
A5ysttii
TIE METALLIC TABII

IHE METALLIC TABLET STROP-lnTenlcd ~
Gro sAtNots' 1916 Thu, tas g-naas rrs.s ar as's'
been eolaed Tor producing -. s,eusg p1ssb- edge -
Csl be obAret Of Tie sab.-I5-s al sole nh-Ac;1s' .
8. sausDgzs s.ofe No. As.of HJ1s.
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lir-- 4-rlalfl
CYRUS ". FIELD.
fAIysttissusr'

isFEs.L PEoroCs,PE o, cYau5 " FiELo oa exhibitor 81
BsAors GALLEsY nc IS. Bcst~sy over Taou3on'I saooa
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-31
lAtv.It'ssr-uet =,
8IG6fp's NEW FAMILY SEWING, NACHiNR.-Nc

oA-t s-~ins H.ane f,r ami, IA. svs, "a AID etss
rs,f. .qty ofta. rs.1,s a1 ~. p,yss,c sGd v.ristf
ts wo.S C~, "A -x.r.,.i, 1 IA oass.e Co,
80 4, B.y,iSAS, nse'tS
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-31

s1ramBo.r THirt-Ye-tert,y nornas oe's'.N'
C,cp-sy arrested Frstk Hi1, On boHd o' 'I' s'''"'
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-31

Ida Wilisms, syourg wonan reiidirg 81 No. -
rtLsId street, attempted to destroy her 10
ncrrirg by taxing large quantity OF iAuI,"'.-. 81.
She was conveyed TO the Pifh Precinct ''0"''
wLeie o yscisn restored her to e'tss.0an'''
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-31

CASUALTIES George Reed, q n.tys OF England,
- years of sge hsd both his legs terribly crushed by
beirg csusht between the b,idle and Of hs ierry
boats foot Ct Courtlsndt street AmputatCn OF tue
limbs wss deemed necesssry, but Mr.. Reed was IN
suoh a ,recsIiOus condition Monday afternoon that
not expected to live.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-31

DHowSED.-A man named Charles Crumms', DIG
of the frenen on bosri Of The steamship A''e'' y
a. Pier No. 3 Moth River, accidentally tel oV'io'Al
on Saturday evening ard "a, drowned HIS o''y N''
rot been recoysr,d.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-31

Two PEPsoSs DRowSED.-On Saturday, O'y
rsmed Bu:h fell into pord nesr Elenvils, user
Ccutty. farmer. Mr.. Eli. Hat, who ssw the acc.-
dent Immediately purged il 10 rescue hin. when o;ta
were drowned. Il said that two or thrss Persons
were satdrg the pend at the time, VINO CID Ho'
atteIpt 70 render any assistance 70 the dfofnos
sons. Samuel Barlow esq, asw the occurrence aAI
immediately weIt to their assistance, took tne oOu'.
frcm the water and attempted to resasets'e tn'hi ou
withcTt iuceess. NJ Hsr. leaves a vile anu 's'etA
chienn. An irque,t las since bean held upon '1'
bodies. Verdct, death by drowning.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-31

kAIIoNAI ARMoEI, nav lOgE, Aus % tSI5
In pance wh special r.sm-u.sl order this a,e, ms
parade Tuescsy u-N th- Slot inst. IN su 4ni
tr ia bite trousers without tnspsrss s.cor. TO the so1
tt. FieA Battery Artillery their srvs IN this city, Tue
,s,, vii he io,med s the AruoIy a. g O'Clock After
ot the xt their quarters the whole detachment ~
proceed 70 the f-C' Of Grand s. snd W lrk Under th-
s.n. ~ - Governors Of the As House io yist % the
irsft.iiocs urcft tneir ccntIcL ,-,-, ,,,.r,, ,-.
By eTdrT ct ALI ShAL0T- SsP',i-'
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-31

REcEPrIoS OF THE MosTREAL FtLD BArrEEr
OF ARrILLERY.-Ths Second Company OF the Ma
iional Guard has been detailed TO receive and act IS
escoIt to the Montreal Field Battery OF Artillery on
their srriva in this city to-day, to participate in ths
celeb.s,ion tcneirow. Tie following clder has bseu
issrsi 70 ia 1nunanY detailed:
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-31

tos, II ss.Asi rsS.t 81 - isst-s cs.gsi ~'ss
u IEss es-pst sss iym J.ass ". walsrS tssss
v.s ssrs &c rrisot BY Jus'lcs Ccrsoig
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-31

F,TN CANrHEsE EXPLosIoS. -Yestertsy mtrf'
irg, Dorcas Carr al Li.h woman, 2 years OF age
who resided at No. 6i5 Greenwich street, was dread
fully burned by the explosion Of q camphane lamp
which sic was in the act Of filing while lighted MIS-
Carr wss conveyed TO the New York H'spital where
she ti.d few hours at.erwsrj. An inquest WI. Dc
he'd OF the body to-day.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-31
MARINE COTPT-AUc. 3O-Bef,re Jg1, MccAsrsr
Z Trd-,hiIl az. Chsr.ss II. NhshAL

4 g Urd-,hll o.. Charles ii. Ma ,hAL
TIE ia an action brought TO recover 9 bli. OF dAn-
3. DOR 10 the pier at the foot OF uton ssry sdP,
East River 6y one Of the yessels owned BY ChAstss
WHO csnsa Re WA at that time assignee Of the isss>
Of the pier from the Corporation. IL appeared saat
by the ciitcicn Of the Hsfbor Master the iisss fH
haul. .g cut we're stationed as that the vessss -
pece-saiiiy brought against and broke od tLs so d
the pier, which was rspXred by the plainrn
TIE plaintiffs night TO recover was deptlea, y"
irg nsisted tina. there was no written Assu.a'os ~
MIN CT tss lease, and such leases on t9sn tCs w
opy AssenAbe by written conssnt OF tse Cor?on-
t;or hut the ulsnt,ff proved possession OF t1s per
s,C osynsDt of rent. and that he had msds repairs
IN she ner before 10 had cold out 70 the Nsw NO
cb.us k,e end that such pos3sesion was Nncscs
for fra rurposs of the action. The CoCr, 90 nsss,
Mrcb te.,mtuy wss introduced on t1s srbject o.
re Ssm.oss According to rome Cf the deiendaats
.,nsa'ss Socks cst but lit,ls 10 repar-s fact OF
',ras ;r,norxncs 10 Taxpayers who relsiovs,y BE-
Isxs ,h,y are expensive articles TO sustain Bat tas
ORA ccr..dered the testimony of the psintns VT
n,.res no,e reliable, and rendered judsIes; t tas
ni.;,tf for amount Cain ed apc costs. ID ncMsa"
e. nIaintf ". a. Butler fer defendant,
" Criii, Shapsr ss:- Topper hsCne.sa ~ .;. .f
Tt,swss SO action brought 10 recover sns va, "
o,L nd materials for erecting on cetsndann pro@-
az. cre OF T. & J. Adrdgss SToke-Coos1nlas sr'
a., Ri.st ard S.lfreguailng FuIIscss. Inc dstso>s
sst mn Wa that tie defendants nad onpsoysc -
Ers.l,n 20 put up the tarnsce, uocer sn asrssmss,
that 4 woue ssys ~ Per ceb, IA tae and tass tast
had ps.c Ffeelgh. A.. ....c.x msx.
ali ttsu. that they Lad cOEs tas work, ana sasss
,..r,Iy repaired the ssfns at TIE reqness q ss'
.rSar.s anc that Fr,A.gh waz nct tas1 49,.
had &c authority u bNgs.a tor thsn or 70 co''S''
uotsys. ...e .t;cr os.ycs
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-31
cnrnrnE cnMMnn PLEAs-An. %.

NoTIcF TO LIrIGAsTs.- The Chambers OF tas
Court Of Common Pleas will hsnceforth vii. bs add 10
ths trial room, known as Part ID. The tns' rooos
have been hardsosnely renovated, tas oergs frssn
decorated, ard new carpets have been spread spsa
the Aoors. Ample accommodations ksvs bssa fur
pished for the use Of the Bar and the Press 10 As
irterim, the room usually appropriated Tor CSsnoeS
business will undergo that renoystng scd resfnaaaS
IL IA. % lory needed.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-31

The INsrRANcE CoMPAsHs PATRoL.-Tho lasuT-
rance patrol will be largely increased and n acive
service en- Wednesday both day aud night, to protect
the property of our citizens during the Celebration
while the police and firemen are in procession
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-31

SrRAsGERs Is TowN-At the metropolitan Hotel,
ex President ComouOIt, Mexico the Hon Pierre Soge Neg
Otesn,. Cen p Townsend Albany Gen. Sanford Cleyes,d
Gn G,ci, Cord. Mxco Cisn S,ia ier Ohio the Hen WV
Liddel Msouh Hon W D. Bishop Conn Col W A ises
In lIbany. G. W.nisll Wshingtou; Tom Gae Teune"e'
Col Coz, Knapp 81. Loui, the Hon j. Diron Ro"an'
Malxiaus
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-31

The Crystsl P,lacs chandelier fell with Tremendous
crash % Sundsy everirg and was badly dsussed Tnt
fact was reported yesterday to Mr.. Corlss, Superin
tendent of Public Buildings the Palace, by the term
of the agreement, tavns reverted TO the city
Weekly American. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1858-1858, 1858-01-23
.n From the Cincinnati Times.
II Il N EZ A MOL. M ".
BY N. h. NORTON.

sa ..,st. BY N. b. NORTON. ".s.#'
When music wakes the stiffness of the night,
And sings to thee some long remembered lay,
When Fancy gazes out with eyes Of light, wy"
EAnd on thy soul lets fall her cheering ray;
When Hope enchants thine ear with tales of bright I
And happy hours that are not far away; .s
And when with those thou lov'st thou fain would's
. be
Oh, done penSez moi, ma chere annie!
When thou dost stand beneath the moons pale rays
And memory recalls bright days fyore; .
When loved ones fit before thy spirits gaze,
And thou dost con again life's pleasures o'er
When thou rememberest those dear old days,
When love was ours-will they return more p
When naught but memory's joys are joys to thee,
Oh, done, pensez moi, ma chere amiel ...r.
When Eve embalms the earth with dewy tears,
And thou art sad, and silent and alone;
When all thy mind is filled with gloomy fears,
And griefs dark shadow DER thy path is thrown ;
When gainst the sky the sorrow-cloud appears,
Which tells thy heart life's brightest dreams have
flown;
When from Myself thou wouldst but can'st not 1ee
Oh donc pense7 moi, ma chere annie!
Fitsburg, Pa, September 23, 1857