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Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-08-13
Lumber for Sale.

90 0Qfl fset Yellow Pine Flooring, dressed,
~ ,UUO 2DOp0 feet Cedar Flooring, rough;
b00C0 feet yellow Pine 70 arrive IN
March. Cedar Posi- aud logs constantly on hand.
We have also made arranRemenis for Pine Doors,
Sash, llinds. MOuldings, &c, which VIII enable
us 10 undertake. buildings ut reasonable prices and
complete any wo < that We may undertake 10 4
shoTt tinlo. Orders from the country solicited for
any amount Of Flooring. Doors. Sash. Bliads, &c.
. Cedar, as We will keep on hand good supply
Of such artielss -
ROBERTS & McKIENoN
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-08-13
CASH CAPITAL ENLARGED 7th July, '57
$1,oo0,ooo
Ensures against the
DAN GERS OF FIRE.

PERTLs OF INLAND NAVIGATION!
At as liberal rules and rates as risks assumed per-
nit Of for solvency and fair profit
Especial attention paid to Insurance of Dwell
lings, Farm Property, Out buildings and contents.
Such Insured for periods of 8 to years on the
most favorable terms
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-08-13
EOLLECT0E tND AGENqS no.
T{(E

an getsrn' h.,mg ciaims 10 code ., or waiting
; -cJu .r hu gli tu and sroand Pou RWd Nout.
{ &,wry County, Tenn. can have 81 promptly nj
"a Gtn by Wph ing 10 the u.dersiguea. Par
. zen, 'It'I.oh PAD ia the a'raneruou of OLD
s,.. JAMES H. MAJ tORY.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-08-13
Dissolution.

The partnership heretofore existing between the
subscribers. under the style Of Geo s. Walters
4 Co. was dissolved by mutual consent on the
lst day Of February, 1858, the business Of said
firm will be settled by John S. Walters.
GEO. s. WALTERS,
JNO. S. WALTERS,
VIM. p. WOODALL.
april 9. ,5e-tf
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-08-13
~6SSsg>
PLANNING MILL!

ALL kinds Of Pressed Lumber-Yellow Pine
Flooring, nom 20 10 SIS per thoussndi
alto. yeow aud white Pine and Poplar Sash, from
10 - cents per light;
Buds from 81 ~ to s. per pair;
Panel Doors from 81 80 to 81,
Nantes from 81 75tn S.,
Mouldings from % cents TO s. per 100 f.
Weather. boarding from TO 50 %.
An in want Of lumber, or desire work done, can
be accommodated upon good terms, BY calling on
w :. McREYNOLDS & co Ag'ts.
MAY Ii, 'JS
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-08-13
JOHN MORRISON, NJ. D.

SEW PROVIDENCE, TENNESSEE
.hie, a. though he lyrd in The city, unit, those
nrcfsrr,ug the Bounle rraclice can obtain res
~ NJ Ph,sicno.
Feb ~, 'jN-'y
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-08-13
Neutrality-suspicious..

have Just received another shipment Of Me-
ODnld's superior Rrfrgerators. IL You wi h 10
Keep your Meats, Vegetables, Mix and Butter.
fresh, cool and Sweet, YOU should by all means
supply Yourself | believe they will save you leo
enough To pay for one dnriuS the summer,
Ma, IA, $50.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-08-13
w anted.

10000 Wagon spokea, for which we will pay
The highest prices 100 900 feet Of the best quail
ty Of Oak, Ash and Hickory lumber. 1000 Lo-
Gust hub blocks 500 Elm do; 500 Post. do,
all of the best quality
N B. We will saw out lumber for wagon makers
or Carpenters, very cheap. Terms, Cash.
Dec '57-tf THOMAS & MILLER.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-08-13
School Notice.

THE second session Of Miss MARY BEAU-
MONT'S School will commence on the LIST Mon
dty IN September, at the same place, aud on the
same terms as the last sesson--viz; eight and ten
duh RS,
July 3 SO
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-08-13
1000 Fruit Trees.

CONSISTING Of LOG varieties of Apples, 100 of
Pclrs, % or 10 OF Peach, Pinms aud Cherries. -
- cents for Apples, 20 for Peach, 80 for Pear.
So inr Cherries Also small fruit--the Lawton
RlpcAacrry, Orange Brinkle Raspberry, 10 varie-
tbs Of the finest rwberryi a beautiful lot of
Evergrecns, some five feet high can supply
any quantity cheoper and better than any TREE
Pedsr, viii deliver In ClarksYille aud New
ntoyideuce al Nursery price.
w, +, FALL.
Jul, ., 'ss-ly
y. B.-You c.nuot obtdn finer fruit than /
viii furnish. W, +. f.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-08-13
BETTER DAYS COMING

BETTER DAYS COMING.
Since the loss Of the Steamer Pincess, with
portion Of my Furniture, l have duplicated my
bills, and viii have my stock here in about ten
days. To those friends who have been waiting
Tor my stock OF Furniture, would say they shall
loose nothing by few more days indulgence.
To the community generally would say that
my stock will be large and we'll selected, and
bought on such terms will enable me TO sell It
cheaper than ever before offered in this market
JOHN f. COU1S.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-08-13
AND WALL PAPER,

GAINESVILLE, TENNESSEE.
W Work done to order, Furniture Repaired,
&c. Also, Undertaken and Coffin maker.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-08-13
First Of April!

OUR Spring and Summer supply of Staple and
Fancy Dry Goods, Ready-made Clothing, Brus-
sells. Ingram and Venetian Carpetting, India Mat.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-08-13

Memphis, Tenn, Moo. 2Sth, 1857.
Thereby certify, that having been badly bruised
ami scalded BY the explosion ri Steam Boiler, a
friend induced me to try Brage's Arctic Liniment.
The smart was instantly extracted from the scalds,
and in a very short time all the pain was gone
from the bru,ses In two weeks | was WELL and
able to resume my business.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-08-13
ORANGES AND LEMONS,
Just rec lived, and for sale, by
G A LlGON & co,

Toe. 900 Cigars of various brands and quail
lily, also, superior Chewing Tobacco, OF various
brands, for sale by q ALlGON Co'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-26

60 IN CONGRESS CATERS now ready;
~ OsoV also those IS P..eL: Le.ttes bcts Il
JOSES5. No 10 Aona
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-26
Wanis.

4 WIDOW Womsn wishes situation 70 TAKE
IA CHARGE or CHILD and 20 Do SEWING. Hs.
foo eily reference FROM her AIT ssos where she emp yed
Cal No 5.S 6.asv between Slst ard >
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-26

4 VERY respectable young Woman wantsa s!tau-
N IL f.s. COOK, and al - 10 knds Of BAKING
objection going county the be-. II cy reference
be seen Tor days lLque NJ. iT SAs,, betseeo
the lst snd u avs, the third floor, front
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-26
So a ~ IfOrIf0IV 8TTUgT tUA1 HH0IH3T

NEW OK.
CALIFORNIA LIFE ILLUSTRATED.
By the Rev. VIM. TAYLOR,
Author Of seven 6trsetPresckns ~ Ss1 Francisco
Price 81
This book fall ofures, rs incidents Of California Social
Msiopsry al Mining Life viii hold the readers attention
Ragns to the cid Beginning with his arrival of tb Golden
Gate in 1919 depicts his experience through Of the most
exciting years of;tis century.
OfMr Tsyors Seven Years Street The London
Review Of April .ys TIE book ise ia thoroughly good
90 Deeply inererg ard reple.e with wise couns- Of wh.
street preaching ought BE- that cannot bat with for wide
circulation The writer tells bis story with the simplicity and
dr.ctues Of child and ndcens related ofs
usual and romantic kind"
For sale BY CARLTON PORTER No. 200 Mulberys.,
D. APPLETON Co., Broadway, and Booksellers generally.
TTNHE CABIN UNLOCKED.
Il BY IHE u Is, PsorsI.1os:
FATHER HENSON'S STORY OF HIS OWN LIFE.
With introduction by Mr' n. h. SrowE.
In one bs1oscm volume. Pnce Is cents.
TIE history 81 such life and startling than the
ideal life Ct any L. needs artificial artistic adorn
mens remarkable mau-the col 9
whose him 70 he beld as SLAVE FOR FORTY
YEARS. Reader perisng this book, tell what
think Of system which holds and treats such mir d such
manner.
JOHN p JEwETT Co,
No % Washins.on-st., Boston.
CWILL Another long LIST of HOUSES
$50 Of FRANK LEsLIEs ILLUSTRATED PAPER thi. day
pRINTING PAPER
PAPER Of quality and size constantly hand and sip
plied reasonable terms at shoIt notice.
STANFORD DELIs5ER, No. 500 Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-26
Chances for tsnslness altn.

IN SPRINGFIELD. -MtNUFACTURlNG
i PROPERTY El sALE.-Aa Tie real ard ~fs, ?. ply
kely borgrs lie W4i Man -fN'lg.cs NS psn cos .s
q b,ik Cotton FsotoTy co1ianius 5-y cr ssP Bn
elss ofthe uewes, construction { gsiios ald S.oin n &
rlouss hoks o. br,k Bcadi h'rscs (dse THAI I'm
ea ~ scooInEodaon Of the Mnisl. bfi We sin-sS y
Agents House, oYeTseer.' C;s2ts = ae - "a ..ssy
other Buildings. Aso. bESHah Riosi uls - isnssh.
connecting I'd tie Ws,en Rslroadi sNG-ryoscr sGe9aSs
d 5000 spneos With substantial - .. dan AID Go
lyi hOth .i.s 4 re Chs hse 10 TbsDs
OF sPuDshsd NhSPse .sd Lsaes For fIhss l2f az -
Apply 70 5 kROTHiSGHAN Rsstnc GEO WALksk,
spnsfed, G. ". HOLT. a: the Mi; or & BARSroW ADD
D. II DELASO. Ne~.YoFk.
ONLY SlN STATES EAST of the NOUN
~ TAINS ,n to which exclusive rishts 90 sell WEIGHTS
PATENT SECTION SPRfsG BED yrrONS ID. Nay 70
oh sned BY Arplyng 20 WRlGHrS spns Red Bottom Co,
Nos ST. $50 aud Ssstay. ~ Y Any ssaa'y Sf The stcs
W. WRIGHT, Snp,rlatsn lea.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-26

DR. j. Il. ROE ms On :
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DR.. J. II. RoBINsONs
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in the
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OUT THIS MOsNING,
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For Sole BY oil the Ne Agents 10 the United States
and British Provinces,
emitted
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TIE TRAPPER GUIDE.
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Be wide awake if you wants copy
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The Wholesale Agents in New. Yoik are:
ROSS & ToUsEy. No. l2l Nssssns-
DEXTER Il BROTHER. No IA ADn.st
HENDRICKSON BLAKE No q Ann-st
HAMILTON JOHNSON, No q Annst.
SAM YATES. No % Beekman II.
MIKE MADDEN No Fl Annt.
CALDWELL LONG, No. % Ann.st.
BOYLE GIBSON, No 81 Annst-
In Brooklyn
RICHIE GREENE No 10 Fulton 1t.
CWILL MILK.-Another long LIST of HOUSES
- where SWILL MILK is LEFT DAILY is published in No
80 Of FRANK LESLIE S ILLUSTRATED PAPER this day.
4 Il n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-26

A RESPECTABLE Girl with the best city
resr.r &c wants .itusor .. NURSE and SEAlSTRESS
Can b. fr days No 2s EdE.behs, in the
upper floor.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1858-12-16

q ]kHE0 VuU V PIV'O U'0'."VION1" W 'V0
EStbors Had the people of the Territory
" Welded obedience to the laws enacted by
their Legislature, it would at the ,presen!
moment have contained large additional
population of Industrious and enterprizing
8 ) citizens, who have been deferred from en-
tering its borders by the existence Of civil
strife and organized rebellion.
1t was the resistance to rightful author
Ny, and che persevering attempt to estab'
paish revolutionary government under the
Topeka Constitution, which caused the
psople.of Kansas to commit the grave er
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1858-12-16

Chl hS,O VIZ SNSNASANN 1900
North and the South, on the dangerous
subjeet of slavery, had again become SO
gintense as to threaten the peace and per-
Apetuity Of the Confederacy. The appllca-
tion for the admission of Kansas as State
into the Union, fostered this unhappy agi.
tation, and brought the whole subject once
more before Congress. 1t was the desire
of every patriot that such measures Of
might be adopted as would re,
move the excitement from the States, and
con6ne it to the Territory where it legiti-
mately belonged. Much has been done
am happy to say, towards the accom-
plishment of this object, during the las
session of Congress.
I The Supreme Court of United State
had previously decided that all American
\ citizens have an equal right to take int
tW Territories whatever is held as prop
I erty under the laws of any of the States
nnd to hold such property there under th
lsdianship of the Federal Constitution
- the territorial 'conSsi>o shal
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1858-12-16
9tanoaru;

in COMMERCIAL BLOCK, OVER
ANNETT g. CO.'S, BANK Sd, TORY,
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1858-12-16
ESIDENI'S NJ ESSAGE

izens of The Senate and of
!he House of Representatives:
we compare the condition Of the
the present day with what it
year ago, at the meeting Of Con-
have much reason for gratitude
Rnighty Providence which has
! to interpose for our relief, al
Critical periods of our history
I'D ago the sectional strife between
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-17
City Intelligence.

ANN Nrxro.-pavid rlinesworth, boiler maker BY
,,sdc employed in the Morgan Iron Works left his family
on sunday morning last, expecting 10 return IN few
hours since which tine hc has not BEEN heard from
Aty intelligence concerning Inn wod be thankfully r..
ecscd ~ his afflicted family, and may be addressed 10
s. G Sanders, No. 10 Chambers street
pnsows MAN forSn rus HcusoS-Thc body Of an
unknown found IN The Hudson river on The i2th
inst ia Marlborough Ulster Co. AMI an inquest was held
the same by Coroner Webster. The dcccakod was
about hy years of age he dressed in black frock
coat. black satin vest, black pants, had
Oxford ties black satin neckkcrchici white linen shirt
ald Init drawers There found the body
lrcn pocket handkerchief, with the initials I" J. e."
naTkcd on the margin also, silver pencil case, card
penoA, pair a black cotton g.ovcs, and par u
ncian sleeve buttons The verdict o tho jury that
he had 70 his death by means unknown 70 tho
jury, and from Appearances, that f0d means has bcn
used.
RAfx fsmnruos On Tuesday evening nr Beynion
pcas the hriluaut philosophical experiments which drew
such an oycrnowng house 10 the Cooper Institute short
tnc since closing with the exhibition of Pcales beauti
g. paint ng Of the Court q bvath.'
nKpattvyk os cESsrn ratz.-Capt James Murphy ~
the cts Horse Guard saturday offered the services of
lis splendid troop escort lo General Pacz oca
ion OF hs taking lcasr q ~ Mayo AMI Common Cmncl
of this city ~ morrow cvcnnf ~ uroe O'Clock ~ z
CIV UaN. The ontr was Ccap,9d ~ Gcu.r0l taoz
VITA TIE knditst eeAngs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-17

pos JOHN ,ocnRssE ENDORSED ny rnE "PEopIE's
AND "REGuLARsn JOINT CONVENTION.
Al q meeting Of the delegates e the "Pcoplcs" aai
Reguars General Committees of the Sixth Cougresson
ri district in joint convention, held Mt Hermitage Ha on
Saturday evening 10th the Hon John Cochranc was
unanimous sly nominated for reelection and the follow IN
rrtamblc and q, solutions were adopted by acclaaon
whereas The Convention for lh~ nomination of
Or for the sisth dl.,-c esed by or
Tenmsny Hall and style themselves the representative
e ~. e the be y q sf~ ~ ass & nsse ss @ 70
sh@ present incumbent Hon John cohrsne; efe e~,
ss ,s ts ne s d 20 enr To- y a 6n
en cochane the nomination tor .onsres rom sad di.ir
suypors of AL true democratic
s. Sr esaa V aa 10 f.a1sns iis ~s 4 - syos ,S
es sosns q popular q ~ % sa ~ vi %
rskt Coz themselves ,hosc ~ho shall represent tcn
aesIon yet ours belns an Opposition srons affecting
onr cry orssn,.n and not srgss,slu&ag & 70 n gsn.rs Il
rsdess At local ~rons 70 inct an injury upon the general
Wssssa ihrrefnr- give vigorou. support % the State
sn ~ ctr ucs.s on The sacss- % Which dspsnis s FED
ss deerto whom, viii vindtcatr rights for hinh
A. s ns IN ,ad =.
.aSss ss ,ss and a =
upeualihed admiration and support =
sse asmcsue pre The able Efforts q ear present repre.en
ss sn. 70 s r r. sSsn saOps ans %
pcra duties ~ Chairman o the Conmiee Commerce. the
srca and he adherence " the elevated principles
party, and 70 The administration of
kurlansn popular rebs meritonr grateful s~snow-dg
pents rri euc him " Vigorous and united support lie
ekstl our into the
entire ability 70 dono~ Whist we nd two years
aso elect hun rumphsnsy over al cppocn whether united
Il
Rssosed That bi inruuced In Congress ny Mr. Ccch
rare, Chairman The Commerce, having
ference 70 our revenue laws ws when pissed into law be
worth rniops " this commercial emporium AMI we o.
a and especially the merchants of this district irr
spcctvc Of pry considerations sustain able represu
'vc A. hs crisis that hc perfect that great measure
~hsh ~ ess.nu-i 70 our welfare ss commercial people
Iesuven mat In the campaign IN which engaged
will suspend he animoes aud ciosc up the divisions lhst
preval among ns ss members ~ the great democratic
p~rs, 40 that with hearty and united effort the
coninon enemythe fused opposition ~ Isme IN Noyem
Der Dcsf-as we have done heretofore and confer victory
npon be democratic party OF the State aud nssiop
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-17
The German Party.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

NEW yorx Oct ib 1858
have read your editorial in 70 day HERALD under the
caption, "German Socialist Party-A Spurious Imitation,
in which you express your suspicion that the meet
inc lately held Of the Bowcry volks Garen, called
together by fred republican German demsgogues" and
that the programme thorc presented is nothing less
than an old political dodge 10 sell votes, = &c
A. Of the par,cipa,ors ,ha, meeting and for the
integrity of Journalism, which should dssort facts
permit me 70 dsabuse you and the public Of your susp
cons.
Iconsent that this meeting being called JUS, at this time
s naturally suggestive Of an immediate political object
and cannot therefore nd serious fault your having
drawn your expressed conclusions
IT'S perhaps sufficient reply your article 70 state that
the orgna,ors Of that meeting, the members Of the va
rious Arbe,er Bunds Of this city IN regalary called
general Convention held last month resolved (see the
organ of the socialists, the Sosoie Repsbfik Of date
September 2b) to take part whatever the coming
city or state elections. They viii keep aoof from the
polls.
Iwsh also 10 protest against your applcason Of the
term demagogues 10 the active In this movement
Certainly does not properly belong 80 men who have
political ends 10 gain many q whom have spent their
whole lives 10 this time IN the cause of human freedom
and progress unseiGshy seeking reward but the ap
80 -" y N''''''''''' w CASE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-17

The famors Seventh regiment assembled yesterday
Hamilton square for drill, aud mac splendid appearance,
~ usual They will also parade Monday IN Hamilton
square, in fun uniform, with the Fourth brigade, TO which
ilcy attached The ceremony d the annual Inspect ON
viii be gone through with. Among the target companies
,a, passed the IlKRstp Office during tho past week
the iolit wing
J. W LOWING, and a.comisned by Ioiwrrths bini,
Their hr-t annual parade On Ihafssy, octobcf -
The Guard made very fine appearance ani numbered
fcae nfty nrskcts. Their Uniform was very rcat ard
shewy they universally admired tor their soi
aicrly bearing and steady marching, nasmach a. thu
uud ncry ankle deep ia te streets alter the
ram of the previous day Ate raca1ing somc of the
~ ~ pal streets and passing IL ev Of his Honor th.
Mayor in front II the,Iy Hail, ti proceeded down Nss
sau d, uton street last The IkbAID occ, down Iaon
street 70 rcck tip, where thcy tsk III. steamer e. r
smth, chartered Tor tho occasion, and proceeiei With
tncir gussis 20 Flushing long lsand where they shot
Tor several valuable azcs
The narrower Independent Guard Captain caneth. wcn'
Their third annual target excursion y Fast Ncw York,
where they sLd foe twenty Eve valuable pr1.s sni sa
u.wu to good dinner The company booked 1ae anI
drilled remarkably vel
The Mara Guard passed Office tho ilth inst on
their return from their rst annual target excursion 70
For, lee In dress, appearance and s)der Ike bearing
they Tcted much praise and admiration throughout the
line of ch Thy shot for thirty two excellent prizes,
auUrg winch watch and cham valued at sixty i've
Ccafs They nubcred forty tw nusAeis aud returnc1
With q well rt6dled target
Centre Market G,std Captain Caldwell, passed our
enSc IN thcfr return tfom ctrNkcf ray. lA0y Num
h,ed sxy 1--WE mskets and coteadei for thirty prizes
They marched well.
The james n Niece Guard, n Brooklyn, named in
Locr of the master ship carpenter of the Navy Yard,
lassed ofcc their return from their sixth annual
tsrYet eycurson so Clifton Park s Captain Thotnas
RcIrgsn They raradcd thirty nvc musscis AMI twenty
seven valuable prizes were shot ios.
The Atlantic Guard composed Of the members Of Hose
C.n,,sny No 2, passed office ths week their
u,r from their annual target They numbered
,,tty ave muskes and contended for nty prizs Tncy
n.af,t "a aud looked we'll They were dressed black
lAtts I'D shirts and velvet caIs.
u, team ,ght Guard Captain McCalyn, paraded N
tps kN.i Ho1fe AID shot for tsehiys pFix
II. p,t ron Light Guard altu samur 51- con with
IL nusl. - v II Iaraic - IT,. Sth inst Tbs sla,-
a.. arilea cty t0.unecr gg tutni sules, and
thea tatsde always Cstslss unusual interest
II. ia,lseb staf Brcwery Gnard Captain T.. Campbell,
ali rsfEe flI uuskes their annual excursion tbs
.tth i,yt This 10 one o. our finest CoEipanics.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-17

Ssfrg rv k,l1rsSr Gas flgEr.-wlam DnB. VI,
an unscrhiztcs,cd ccunsryman, stopping at u wa.ta
street, ten INTO bad company Friday night aa; toe
sequence mis- pocket book, containing s5e, rsI
a 10 contents Bennett struck VIII tas a,.s,,sn.
~ . young Gamscl nsrned Adelaho l.yny ~ha, aftcs
little prrsuasion induced him cntgr a prcstt
ton Thomas street in the irnmcdat j, ~ .r.coi ~
ue rIos where Helen Jcwe,t mnrdvr-,i some yoax
ago. Here the cousryman ueatsi the ino ios,1g
anf ansctonato by two ollcr dsnse,s acg,.nt
hnccs a Mss lynge, Who relieved him of his wallet AID
then turned LIN adrn. The police informed o ihs
afsf, Nhtn descent was made upnn the prem
surr IN nf arrct ot tho three dams, and the recovery
q 81 the stolen money. giant ty of goois, supposed
20 have been ttolen consisting Of silver cup AMI steel
" the oi tho property clerk for Identification Tho
prisoners vi were cruel enough 10 charge 500 for peep
III tie eciisnt contrary 10 the length of Mr Benefits
pnEt And general desire, fully committed 70 prison
io- tfa on charge Of grand larceny.
TrE GRIM LnD MosSxR.--Isaac Green, a negro o.
immense urcporors, brought before Justice Osborne
At the Lower Police Court yesterday morning, on the
charge Of elcnicusly assaultng white man named Jas,
Wiley with razor Green, it appas home 10 bis
residence IN Leonard street whcn 20 hs intense surprise
and morincaiion, be found Wiley N bel with his wife.
hs Iagc NJ such scene knew sounas Hastily draw
ing razor "a common weapon for negrocs " cfry) from
his rocket, ne cut right and left ~ the gay dcceiver,
wounding him severely about The face and hanas Tue
cries Of tie complainant fur help lucSy attracted the at
tcnton % poFceman Wilson, a The Fnl precinct else
The seauccr might have be cut up ITO mincemeat As
was the general outline ot Mr wiley's person prc.
scntcd rather diapitatd spectacle The had
done good execution. Justice Osborne committed Green
for trial