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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1858-11-18
.LnH!oS Z. Hal.1,iS.
Nov. L, 1853.
t,ai, Road stock for sale.

BY vIrlue OF a decree of the ChanceT
Court at Winchester, IN the cause OF Jon'
trIzzrIl, Geo. W. White and Winches's
and Alabama Raj! Road, | will, on the his
Monday of January, 1859, sell for ready ca'n,
before the Court House door in the to@n q
Winchester Tenn, eighteen shares Of s'Oei
in he Winchester and Alabama Rail kois
II. r. ESTILL, C. & NJ.
Nov. Is, 1858. ~
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1858-11-18

A little girl weighing $40 pounds,
was one of the attractions at the Con.
necticut State Fair. She amused her.
selfby handling a South American boa
constructor, seventeen feet in length.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1858-11-18

A WELL MgRlTED Tribute. The
Tennessee Prcsbytery Of the Cumber'
land Presbyterian Church, says 'hc
Huntsville Independent, met in the
town of Athens the first Of last week,
for the purpose Of paying n tribute to
the memory Of the late Rev. Robert
Donncll-an eminent minister, and
one Of the fathers Of that church, and
one who had spent Uty gears Of his
life in preaching the gospel Of Jesus
Christ. The tribute paid vas the
erection of a monument by the Pres
bytcry over the remains Of that good
man.
The ceremonies accompany ing the
erection Of the monument was quite
interesting and impressive. The Pres
bytcry, accompanied by a large con
course Of citizens, marched in pro-
ccssion from The churcl 10 the grave,
where, artcra short aud feeling adj
dress by Rev. Geo. W. MITCHELL each
member Of the prcsbyirry present
procccdcd 10 deposit within in the
vault sonc expressive gift or toNro,-
Boohs and manuscripts Of religion,
miscellany were deposited, forming It
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1858-11-18

The following. from the Providence,
Courier" il not out of season al any
ratc.-"Prepare for winter. Put on
your nanneIs--lay aside thin shoes
and let batcheiors get mar led.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1858-11-18

The city Of Lowell contains n pop
ulation Of about 10000, and oil l'e'e
about 1900 arc directly employed II
the factories.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1858-11-18
Woul ! you be RichY

A very pretty question, 10 be sure!-
Who wouldn't be rich il they couldY-
But then, the question is, how is one 10
get rich? Be quiet: just wait hall a min.
ute and we'll Ie | you. Send an x or
V, or even half a V, on to Swan & ca
Augusta Georgia, for ticket il. their lot.
terry. That ticket will draw a prize. IL
the first one don't, the second one will
W. once knew a man who, growing tired
of toiIing from morn till night, sent to
Swan q Co. a ten dollar bill. A friend
tried to dissuade him from so doing, bu,
he was determined to try his luck. His
ticket drew a prize of $4,000, and the
consequence was, that man tried again,
and again. and now he is one OF tina
richest men in our city. The same chance,
is open TO all, for those who cannot aC
ford to buy a whole ticket can get a hale
or a quarter me-. The true spirit Of de.
is displayed by Swans custom.
ers, for all, rich aud poor, join together
in %patronizing him.-N. Y. Picayune.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1858-11-18

Shem, Ham and Japheth.-J "Domin
ions" notions Of the Noachain Constitu.
ton are getting out. A writer in the Due
West Telescope Reformed. Church, puts
it so:
The Caucasian has eigh, cubic inches
Of brain more than the negro. and the
Indian two more than the negro. Blu,
why is it that the Indian, with only two
cubic inches ofbrain more than the negro,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1858-11-18

Nothing IS more sublime than hu.
mIIlly; for it stands exalted above
every thing around it, aud never at.
icmpts to par higher,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1858-11-18

A Yankee has invented a plague
which Kills oil all who do not pay the
printer. Il has played sad havoc in
New England.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1858-11-18
AmbrOSc Puybs. 1t ais.
House and Lot for Sale.

By virtue Of a decree OF The Unancery
Court at Winchester, pronounced November
Term, 1858, in the cause of
A. X. Wiggs,
vs.,
james Z. Harris.
will on on the 3rd day of January next
sell al the Court House door in the townof
Winchester Tenn, the house and lot ad join
ing the property OF Oehmig's heirs being for
merry occupied by Thomas P. Clark and j.
Il. Harris; sale to be on a credit until'ths first
day Of January, 1860. The purchaser is re-
CURED 10 give bond and security for payment
OF Purchase money, and a lien is retained Oh
tie lot until the same is paid.
II. f. ESTILL, ca u.
Nov, 19, 1853. 3 ~
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An editor Of Indiana was attacked
10y a man for some personal grievance.
The editor says: "lo avoid injuring
him., and prevent his injurins Us, mc
got ont oJMc rug.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1858-11-18

The costume orrhe Spanish ladies'
has not changed for two hundred
years. They actually wear the same
of dress as their great grand.
mothers did.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1858-11-18

Many pcop'" d~ropat"nr a tbr sight
o' distress vino would 10 bctrrrto drop
q dLmc.
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the Li-Lc civilization ia, A5 sanction II the spirit aal
teachings If Ch-, Which everJwhcrr stlnt 81 lovE kidd
De-. ar3 fir-Ntrfs..
Hesoir,d rather then wit the cIre upon the head d.
The Grimm a., hu. descending T. ve ought 70 pare ii
IN f.-f 10 .eteirr. his Llr-r 81 ....f ~
u1rg firt If fev~usr sui eesraias ourrrc, ;he
"a All, 10 criminal Oh tie oth-r should thy.
one ,t1m Tn our criminal 'sss .il- them tie trail,
rrncre of love and eood III tw ard man. sud
Tecs forever Tie cod e1 'la '''Al'' pine PIE o r.
Te.Irea That copy or tie regoia. is,oa'gn,, sa1 the
g. this meeting b. transmitted % NE Frc-sr
fo,snor Kne. "a eHpre-or OF the " t's injecting.
and mat he SANE 10 subscribed BY toe Hartman Secretary
tlerof
Tie latter resolutions were declaiei carried sod
M Hunter undoubtedly siders that his shaTea
the same fate.
motion wa; Low made TO .jjorrn and the aud ID
lcrsed.
The opposers Of capital punishment lave undoubt-
edly gained many adherents to their caue by the riot
proceedings Of its advocate !or Il more telling
argument could not be advanced against it than the
conduct OF i.s abettors last night.
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ANTLCAPITAL PUNISHMENT MEETING l.
ROCHESTEE.
,re.ros,epe. q rhs n. Y. Tlihune.


ROCHESTER,. Friday, Oct. 9, 1855
Last night, Thursdsy, the 9TH inst, meeting WIS
held ia the City Hall called by those {" ouT eiVsen'
opposed to capital Punishment ON The ground 70 qso"
he language OF the cell, tbatit is believed 10 T ~"
nesdly to the prcgres, OF civilization, hostile 10 &
true religion, ana rcpuls've to the best Interests q
humanity" The olieo! OF the meeting was iHy'hef
stated 10 be the 4" 8 curing, in the case Of Ira ston
Condemned to be hung for the crime OF MURDER
Communication Il the sentence OF death, to inprisor
ncrt for life" The call was respectfully stoned,
va the speaker. announced were "the Rev. ,. IL.
lut,le, Aaron n. Powell, tie Rev. ;. y. May
probably aHc olicss.
Duirg the day however, or Which ,he p.ccti y
eaa, u became apparent that IA sys,cmatiLet cI'il
Void bs MADE e. prevent OF break up The proposed
teeing. Largs rcs'ls were conspcu lusly plicsd ia
~ ue prbNc tor2aghfsres, calling upon the coz
st'aive citizen, t. rally in Fuppo. Of the snoert IL
Su1oo, the gell0nA or IN other words, d was pub
Stplca for the sup' r,-son ~ fee speech, and PC
hesis Of the der Oh If IN b sw aui public ou'ra9
nost willingly vet igaonliniousiy Iii tLe saves
PASSION and m!sIIl oby the sdlialona- Ncv r,
az The existence C. this bcautilul CITY Eas such
4 .sH,ko CZhibt.oR presented, ans t2r', fr % 4.
~ humanity AM tho pelluancncf II tne ~ N-
-, Vat bat icw cities IN tie bspf csp1De ~
rI<thng such pisblc aud dcm0r,i' sue'th"' q.
'''seley alto, the hour oppoiol, i'r ths M +
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NEW-JERSEY ITEMS.

DENocRArIc ASSEMBLY NoaiSAriss.-Tbe dele
gates to the Second Assembly District Cenvsnsiou.
eompoecd of the First Second aud Third Wards, me-
ct No. - Montgomery street, On Saturday night, ssA
organized By choosing John Wilson Chairman. ALI
Wm ysorhi.s was unanimously reconstructed, ana
upon being notified declined to accept the nomination.
and stated bis reasons for doing. The Convestiaa
then balloted ten times with the following rsssh'
Samuel A. French, - George Mclaughlin, 4; VIM
L. Brown,2 The Convention then adjourned 10 tAs
same place On Tuesday evening.
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scouSpRRLs TO LOOK AFTER.

To he Ed.fs, Of Tie y. ,. ri rHe
SIR: wish 10 call the attention OF such policemen
. -e stationed tts vicinity ~ tho Public Schools more
.pcia, tie ieus> schools, 10 little duty. the p-Ii.
~ which would srest, relieve many parents aud children IL
4. ~ keen an thoss who hang about tns Schools
r insult tie female pupils while gong 90 and from then
cn.- refer IN. IW.lA.street school, where
Almost ay 4 zoe pupils are followed, even an
Bro.ey b, WHO ifeqreltJ lceos them IN not ITO MOE
rrfned ,ugsgr. ..- 49,, -
One ynuIs gri beeu followed .ee or four times, AMI .,
much f alarmed hcr that she has been afraid
70 wsk 70 school although her lies mostly on Brotway
M sane may b. said 81 other' am s, the conduct
II on % eneourEes persons follow th9m but tbs unocen,
aye made 10 suG-s thereby and trust that IL. NJ Ps by
lll.. decisive l--rg. vii sbsts tie nuisance c.
rrf OFT
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fAivsrtis-nert
GCHx.pps AT Low PRICES.

VOTES scHiEDAa AROMATIC scHxnffs.
Hc.r.Nssrrrr Bs-RSous and Prtvs;s a,n.ee ca 70"
ruprl- themselves with WoLTBs tIbsliss och.nsA9 -
sific scaa.rfs u price hsa ne egiIna
.1l5 a in mi. srfs, exclusive Of 1o-tis t9x kAd Ov1-
The sh.essr he's rov hsad several isoos'si ~ "
shrar-s vncA he nsuGfant-ed ALL import. 9ns '11
,yga LII ~. ,-ea he election o lie "noe grah
uslkct OF Srh.edrrz. ,... ro.. -
TIE sehre Pr now hand rspre,sottd " tas
- UIr ~ 10 ..osroY 20 sshnsPrS ever ultaetsred
- r. A~@' ," " UpoLPgo WOLFE, 10. y Besvexss
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law INI,ELLIGEWCE
TIE InWBER CASE.


sr-PRENB COURI-CHaSssRA- Ocs d - os''ie 'NS'
EsRAnsN- -
rorR EX-JCDcTs hsD rus coRPohAf''' "'''"
IN IHs FIELD.
Robert W. Lowber sgt The Mayor, Sc., Of New.
Yo,k.-This morning NJ. Lowbers c9HpseI mgvva
~ ,.be arnount II the Lowber judgment from tte
40. row in his hands 1t viii be remembered TIE:
o., ~. ,sroi-stion in behalf Of the city es Juisn
deLtor \ tbs ,a.e few days ago. Mr.. STOUT -, in
~ i, y, as stost sos GeO belonging 10 the Guy
~; 80, ssior p,r Mr.. Lowber il was con'suue -
,sottNe u,ul i,he Judgment shonld be pa.a vas
thi, sam, ,Nsha lna' -t' '"
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fAdverlssmest
TFas-TuE CANrON TEA COMPANY have on

hand every variety Of TEAS r GEce and Tea Deeer sa
pr7ya. nsiius. Ssgekon- Ooi5s, and Youas ty1'a
20 n~ Gunro~ sad Imperial from 25c. ~ So an ot
sus equally ior Also. I'd boxes good FkNLI % o. -.
81 Cal and examine No, Us Chs,ham-s, between rear
s-5 Rznrye.s
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BROOKL YN ITEMS.

Trr Avgpie,s CoxaREss loyAL CoSvEsrIos.- This
Co,.Y rtiop me, on Friday night, aud alter lengthy
debate agreed to eppoint Corterence Connit'ee 70
meet with q similar Coa,,nttse appointed by the Re-
publcsus, with the view Of nominating union eau
iilsse fcg Cou.Tess. Tie vols on the Propo7'o WIZ
- toll.
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rTRDyS NATIONAL IHEtTER.-Ih eminent
Trssed.n Dir w WALLACE, jr is 10 appear IN his Ta.stsr
t-p.ht > MsLAxTrs" Ia kuOviess great playof the Bsi
ps" ,uppr rred BY the excellent company Toe romantic
n.,ou,iu.e drama u tie "WooD DsAos" ss 70 bo pro'
aaesd "a great 81 TAILOR. Secure Jo.. pieces rsF.J
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Tutte's Comet, in the constellation Of Pegasus can
now he seen without the aid Of telescope Tins con-
selation ia about the same distance from the North
Star A. Arcurus the bright star the comet passed on
Tues,loy las. line froia the Pointers through TIE
North Star, leads directly to Pegasus
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TAdyer,isen.enl
Velvet CARPETS.
- 2 -
Ioor ICrnaslpx's MchnI

LOOK ,-Crossey's Medallion velvet CAkPEis'
g 50 r~r yard; English Vee.s. 81 IL and 81 ' BfrA.ss
10 ee c ter I'd Atwood lnIrsins - and Ge OIeota
Sic 40c and English Drugsets Matnss Psr. Tsse asa
P-.no CoyeTs wO1dsuiiy low. ANDERSON, 10 ~ BS"efJ
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Roam o. SvryRvI;oRs.-Iti is not generally under.
GOOD .ba there are 10 Ike two Supervisors elected at
,he November election. but nevertheless such is the
fact The law was changed last Winter, when the
election for Supervisors was put back from tue
ber to the November election sa the present bosti
ther, are ii. Democrats and tx Republicans. rs ~
Tho choice Of Governors of the Aims House, the high
est end next highest wini so nomination OF Inc
Democratic or Fusion ticket Is a. good as an sle''
tiop. Tie Supervisor term Is s!x YEAR.
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YrGlTLRIE

How 10 CURE FTs-HART's VEGETABLE
Yxraacr aok positive and permanent remedy for
.ee o Frs Hys,es ard Sssu II 10 aston shng rhe word
b, - marvellous cures all who suffer from Epilepsy and -
h.Iror, scud oss tine in trying H. 10 e bed ~ NO %
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named John Moran. at No 81 Columbia .trc,t WI.
was ''n IN nom illness. He wa. found to BE- l,hor.
ing ~. yellow fever in is wors, stages. Nora =,
boatn,ar says be was not Connected with oa.r.p.
tine.
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4 CiNIvG AFF,rr.-on Wednesday Of is, week
Gaming affair occurred in New.YoTk, in which psr.iAs
residing in Grsenpoinl were intimately connected. The
wife Of a gentleman residing in Guenpont had been
lei as,ray by not very remotely come Tod with
one o. the Ferries The husbandlesrning that mese
ing was to take plscs on the evening in question.
placed himsef in ambush. and upon meeting the mas
seized his cane, with which be inflicted several severe
blows uronth person ID the seduccr OF his wife. The
bei4seren'S were separated by policemen. and ths
wife was taken home by her husband. The affair has
caused some excitement among the deuirens OF In
" Point
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The jail at Freehold, n. j., was forced on FniAg
night by the prisoners, all Of whom escaped.

RonnEay ~ WHOLESALE HoCsr.-About haf
post 10 O'Clock Saturday night, fellow named Jo-
seph Redpg, residing al the corner Of Washington and
Mont gomery streets, was arrested at the jersey CrV
ferry depot by officer Farley, on charge offeoniou~
ly entering tho saidery store Of Bets, Nichols Co.
No. 90 Lberty-treet, Hew-York, and stealing Seo
from the safc. Shortly after o'clock Saturday even
pg. accused Who was formerly clerk for the above
finn it i, alleged, out of tho store aud meeting
the private Waterman, remarked that he should vac
for BARTON Ia clerk no longer. The vatchman sxs-
pec.ed uotbipg wrong, bu, shortly after found the
store door unlocked ard supposed that i wss len -
Inv The cnrcessnsss ofthe porter. One ofthe firm va"
,ept for when It was discovered that the safe had
been unlocked and goo in bills was missing: bag
containing 81 geo in gold remained untouched Sas-
cion fell upon Reling oad his arrest was effected -
he was returning home. II " supposed that ne q.
erted hirss in the store before il was closed aoe
knowing xhere the rsfe key kept could easily gan
access 10 the money. The prisoner vsa taken !" new
iOrk and committed.
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Cirr MoRr.Liry.--The total number OF dee'n' =, =,
this city Inst week l2i, Of which IL were ni0"'
women, = boys and 20 girls. OF tue who.e "u. -,
OF Is enc died Of ,cIow fever, aud one OF
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oh 40 little notice. Rea,ssrisg Jou Of our personal
% re "' ; JOHNSON. Chairman oi Coamlsre.
..1 H. wnEttEk, secretary
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Nrv-Yoex HosrrrAL.-wecky repor, to Oct. s,
fAdvertls-ment-i
BRADY's GALLERIES.


AMpRsryeEs AID DAGUsseEsrYsSa
Mes rs 95 Brosiwsy Now Yorf, asd Ne Ss renrsyI
yxuis av.. W aShngtou d. G.
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RAsBrKnIEs Is OcronER.-Wc have box Of n
small ra.pberries just ripened at Brdsinans Ho'
cultural place, No. SO Broadway.
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F,rM Accommodations : O'Clock on Friday
CIV, urg 10y Is years Of age, named George Martin,
residing in Noble street, between Union and Frsnkha
sverucs, Greenpoiut, instantly killed by falling
from the ecafioliing Of a building which was bciag
erected in Franklin avenue. la h,s fall his head
struck projecting beam, iracturing the skull and
tearing on the front portion of the scalp. He was
caricr of Tie Brookiys Eagie, and has been singu.
ally unfortunate lately. On the Fourth Of July lss
lie aud hi. brother were nearly KILLED by the explosion
Of powder Iii. parents ore so poor that the neigh
borss have taken charge of his burial An inquest Wa
held by Coroner Smell. and verdict rendered a &C.
coularcc with the above.
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military PAE,DE.-The annuh I,.raie Of the 9Th
Brigade will take place at East Nev-YoTk 81 Ia, iStA
instant
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Row N COLUMBIA SrRKEr.--A row occurred In
Columbia street between two parties, sbou, . clsok
yesterday morning, in which several pstoshols we're
exchanged hut nobody was hurt. The police came up
and took several Of the rioters into custody. Tas4r
names are Jaucs Mrhan, Michael Mct;ee, Jas. Josa-
son and Dcnuis Grusan. They held for hearing.
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TuL THIRr. Samuel Peterson. negro boy, wss
srga.rd on Saturday night by Officer Sv, of the Fhh Pre-
crt r st.emrtngt rob the I'LL Of Bernard Motroy
81 North xh and Seventh Eastern District lie
taken Justice Fox and sent 20 The Penitentsry Tor
d,.a
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ACAsE 81 YElLnw fs.EE.-DT. H'o's0
was cale, or Saturday evening to H''eli "p'H
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p.yy,yrrr MEETING ~ rRs Tssr.-The ssrvioss
- I'D for weeks pss, uadsr the tent Of TN
MI-ei A.socsoD were closed ior tne ~tsoe
Yours 81 ire ,ernloc preached BY Rev NJ
ys'teFds' .ssrr. Church. n. " before large saieosr
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1S IyF.xf DESERTED ~ tgsRr-borsb,-An
ss, .vru,rr he brdsesndsr o. Vie J.t.y feny Hoas
~ W "a. - eo,,roJ wIcv basket rensinsg
a. ~. Of he ..s, .fer pssseSses hse an f.ns o"I
x Jv led bin pep in .ssa o va. biy deed sn1
80 80 .n sbandsnee Of little clothes 'or no sSAS -
H. .s,t .. tsr sapsr HteaGsI' os o1Np"'s r"'"
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EURGI ,Ry.-The grocery store of John II. Williams
& Co., corner OF Richard and Walcott streets, ~M
cloniously entered Saturday night 10y prying ePes
tie shuter with Jenny, and stock carried OIL 70 Vie
value OF nearlY slnO.
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-Ahou,u O'Clock on SATURDAY.

FbERr AcciDENT.-About J. o'clock on Saturday
AFTERNOON .. the P-ct slip yboa Niagara coming nts
the slip the WismsbuTgh eide, sue vas run INTO W ne
schoou. The .,aIb ard wheel honse carried s"sI
and .h- .ilf. the extent OY about ~
None sf the p.,rnss- injured but Of tho LADIES'
,.rhfr ightrnrh.
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RrRGriRY.-The house Of Capt. Tuitle corneS u
erd Jssk entered BY y-.-rda0
nor sui $50 in noney aud gold watch worth f75 tshsa
theleiIon. The thieves escaped with their booty.
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FELL rRoM a MAsr.--A seaman named John La
fell ou the mast head bss Ign; the to0t OF Odd rsc<
on SATURDAY. and instantly Allied. An inquest was hca
the Coroner Of Accidental death was rendered
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TIE RoM.s CATHOLIC ORrnaS AsrtuN.-fhe an
pus festival in aid of the funds Of this institution VIII
take place in the afternoon and evening Of Thursday
next the 18th inst at the NewYork Academy Of Music
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SspUcrIos.-I Hugh Brytan was arrested by Ofho0
Morris Of the Seventeenth wsId on SATURDAY, on eCinpsis. u
sCh of Iuly lat Both partlr. reside Grrupont lie YVES
held for examination before Justice Fox
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DsArr TRoN ArPoPLkNY.-A man named John
Shady found in Key's alley Saturday might b, Oasr
lssey aud conveyed TO the Station House was snA
thought he had the yellow fever snd un-ssipess -
csu.- IN cons@quence s.ersinsd that ta
an bad very hard lately sns That his death
cgu-ed by srporlexy. Verdict in accordance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-11

4 CoxscIssriors MA..-1Ae report That one * me
ticketselers at the Crystal Palace got henmsd in -
little Office BY the crowd until almost scorched by the
fir, on Tuesday ah.rncon, proves 20 be true. HIS
name i Frederick G.. Wood and he had 10 make hi,
csespe in such hasts that he wes compelled to leave
about 500 Of the days receipts behind him to the do
you-irr flames. However, be fortunately succeeded
mex. day in recovering from the embers 50 In
silver. al melted up together in irregular Jumps, end
The remainder lie made up from hi, private funds, 50
as TO balance hi. accounts with rigid accuracy Inc
dir.cors, we learn, complicated him highly IN nj
integrity NJ Wo0d has been ever since the Cry''ai
Palace vus erected actively engaged in it, srvice'
Tie wes Secretary 10 ts frs and second President,
| Mr.. Ssd,wick aad Mr. Bdrum, and subsequently -
! John H. Whio, the oeive-. He has been 4 kei'
,or FOR tho Fairs of the Institute, also, several siee
-. url.rsiand- We know hin 20 he 9 worthy ed
! heoor.Ls, e. vel 4. capable geryeDar'
! Tvs =. ". HoR01S GrARDS.-A tarrt erTpH.y
under fri. rane conpo=ei OF over ore hunarel VOWS
Iepubrcans las been organized IN the Sixth W@i
and have chosen Daniel H. Dryer their captain.
/ CIV NnrrurY-Acco-iing 10 The report q 80
Ci,v Irsrec,o,. there were 40 deaths IN the CIT.
ar-;rr tie re.. veck-a decreas- II - a. compares
with The mort.liiy Of the week previous, and - h.
lsu oceurred during lie corresponding Fisi o. la'
VIM psee,..s of fhe ,touaci ard bowels. 'neiuiin
Ma, scour-e q infants cholera ialhutum, are rapi1l
on the decrease while drop~y in the head ami coz
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-11

FATAL AccIpByT.-A boy named George MARTA,
e-rd IS yrsrs wa instantly Killed Friday night by falling nos
tb- Of building IN Franklin street Grecups'rA
III. sSll we. fractured BY striking against projecting BEEN
ana when picked up quito dead He resded with IN
parent, in Noble street between Union and Franklin svesas
coroner Smell held naue. when verdict Of acedeaa
Jo.fi, rendered
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-11

Row IN psScg HoFsE.-A fight occurred 10 a
dsree b'se kept by rstok Farley IN Cooaba street srss
ard Deputy shorf Lawrence Hane. vent IN 20 asss
hos,ep' F,rey wa. .abseauentl, taken into custody