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Farewell Concert Tour.
MESS ANNA AL,

about leaving the friendly shores Of this, her native
county, for Europs, feels anxious TO visit Of
those cities in which received with 50 much
Kindness skng 10 her way many musical places he
has ret had the honor appear and mas nucn pleasure
10 aonOunce 10 the
Musical Amateurs Of Nashville,
Grand Musical Concert IN the course of few days or
which Ocaon she will be assisted b. the following omi
cent Artists;
MOLLEN HAUER,
Tue great VI0nit, created quite sensation in Eu
rons md this cluutrs.
n B--Hons Julien, announcing the brothers Molten
haueF saws on his programmes Their Duets aston
tlnshed the detaut Of musical Eur0p by their surpris
ing unity Of soul and expression accorded By these gifted
Artists D their PERFORMANCES The brothers Nolleun.ueI
highly celebrated for heir compositions heir e.
ecutivs abilities their Quarees and Musca d COmoTa
having given them 1ch GmnuE mpOsers and
artists their PLAYING achieved with he public.
TIE SCHREINER,
The talented Pianist and Composer, pupil Of Liszt.
ma OF
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W. II. Bolts, C. & N

William E. Curd & Co. and Others Hamilton Montgomery
and Others-Iui. and Attachment Bill
HN motion Of the C0mplaiuans by their SOLICITOR and ap
pearng the satisfaction OF the Clerk and Master.
affidavit Of c0mpa1an solicitor which is fled that the deieu
daut, Hamilton Montgomery, is nonresident Of Of this State
therefore ordered that publication be made for
the city OF Nashville requiring said defendant appear
Of the Chaucey Court, be held Tor the county
Of Jackson the Court House in the town Of Ggnsboro the
FIRST Wednesday second Monday July next
his defence auaut said bill, the
will for confessed and dJwn f5r hearing ye
to him. W. BOTTS, G. & N
fuuaTA-7rAt mrs fee
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AUCTION SALE OF GROCERIES
By
LANIER, PHILLIPS q co.
ON MONDAY, JULY s5th, 1855, will sell for Cash in
front Of Warehouse complete OF Groceries,
consisting in part follows, viz:
40 hlhs Sugar; 100 boxes Star candles;
600 bags Coffee; 100 = and a do
IS bbls Molasses; . bxs selected ". r. Cheese;
20 bills crUsd pOd Sugar; 100 barrels White Whisky;
As kits Aackereli Is do n. Y. Brandy
sacks Almonds; 10 do Holland Gin;
l. Sariines; 800 keys Nails;
20 boxes Cove Oysters IS dozen Painted Buckets
10 bags Pepper; 20 nests Tubs;
= chests Tea 45 Loxss Starch;
% bales Cotton TEine; $50 do Soap:
. coils Rope - do DOyle's Candles;
ID cases Matches 100 dozen Masons Backing;
100 boxes Flasks;
Together with other articles to make up complete
LANIER. PHILLIPS & CO.
iy2O-dm No. 80. Market street,
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Mexican Affairs--ITOFe Indian TrOu bIcs--
The New York Post Office Appointments
1.-The New SlOOPs of War, etc.
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Executors sale OF EanGs--On One, Two, r
Three ears Eimcs

WILL sell to the highest bidder, Saturday The 4 day Of
September three tracts Of land tic shb0rhood q
Pennington. Marshall county, Tenn.
The Home Place containing about hundred aud fyeven
acres which there asOn neatly finished, good water
and fine land.
The Plaud Place by containing one hundred
the most Of it good land the balance Of il good cedar timber ard
good water.
The Lund, Ewing Place. about two miles from Home Tract
containing about y good cedar land thirty cleared
with ami cas, twenty Of which good
cedar timber, and will he sold in lots.
Sold three years with interest
the purchaser giving security and lei1 tie land pur
chase money. The lands all surveyed.
jy2O Ez Of John L. Parseyi5 wiz.
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The Races over the Memphis Course viii
commence on TUESDAY, October 10, 1858
and continue five days,


The Races over the Memphis Course Will
commence on TUESDAY, October 10, 1885,
and continue five days.
FIRST DAY, TUESDAY, October 10 The HN ALKER STAKE,
for three olds $500 enance $50 forfeit. Mile heats three
or more TO NIL the ske the Club add $780, provided the
is to and close the LIST August 1855 Secur
ity will be required for the forfeit in the above stake
SAME DAY Jockey Club Purse $780, Three mile heats
SECOND DAY WEDNESDAY October 20-Jockey Club Purse
$500. Mile heats, three in five.
SAME DA1Sweepstake for two ods; $3.50 entrance;
$50 forfeit dash OF mile; three to NIL the Stake
nov three entries Security will be required for the forfeit
THIRD DAY, THURsDAY, October 2l.-The = HARPER
STAKE for three year dds Two mile heats; $500 entrance
500 forfeit three fill the sske the Club add sO
provided the is close l day OF August
1858. Security will be required for the forfeit
FOURTH DAY, FRIDAY, October Jockey Club Purse SiOO
Two mile heats.
FIFTH DAY, SATURDAY, October s3-JOckey Club Purse
$1,000. -Four mile heats
" "Wak Over the above Course entities the horse to the
full amount Of Jockey Club purses
IL ? All entries, with for6eits must be directed 10
VIM. 7. ROUNDTREE, Proprietor,
je29-till Oct. 10 Memphis Tennessee.
Lexington (Ryl O6ssUer and Reporter copy till October 10
send bill to this Office for collection.
OLIVE OLA fresh supply Just received and for sale by
DEM0VILLE & BELL.
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TTIFTT DOLLARS VIII Be paid the delivers n the ems u
n VI. Il. CALHOUN, JeEslry Store Nsshviis ~. Vs.r,
made b. T. F. Cooper, London Dupisr HunnS csss
No. $50. 10
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OFFER FOR SALE my Farm, upon which nov reside
road, three miles from the Memphis and Ohio
half miles from Paris. 400
we'll improved land, 25 in high Of cultivation,
good residence good barns stables other
buildings place finely waterd, and has excellent
orchard.
Persons wishing purchase the place. address
me at Paris. jy2l-W3t JOHN NJ. CLARK.
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A KERR & CO., IMPORTERS OF REAL
"A HAVANA CIGARS, pure French Brandes Wines, Hol-
land Gin, Jamaica Huu MarischnO Absyinh. Bitte sc.
Store Postoee Budings Of Cherry and Church s,
Nashville. iyl3
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SHELBY MEDICAL COLLEGE.


CNESSION OF ls9-THE FIRST COURSE LECTURES
in this Institution Will Monday, the lst Of No
yemer 1852 and till the st Of March, ensuing
NE Preliminary Of Lectures, free all students,
will be given during the month Of October.
FACULTY.
THOMAS L. MADDIN NJ. D., Professor Of Anatomy CDez-
criptve, Theological and Surgcai)
JOHN FREDERICK MAY NJ. D., Professor OF Principles and
Operations of Surgery;
DANIEL F. WRIGHT NJ D. Professor of Physiology and Pa
thOlOgy;
JOHN H. CALENDER NJ. D., Professor Of Materia Medca
and Therapeutics;
RICHARD 0. CURREY, NJ D. Professor Of Medical Chemistry
and Medical Jurisprudence;
E. B. HAsKINS NJ D., Professor Of Theory and Practice Of
Medcine
JOHN P. FORD NJ D. Professor Of Obstetrics and Diseases Of
Women and Children;
II. ". COMPTON, NJ. D.. Demonstration Of Anatomy
The Ctr Hospital upon premises Of the College and
control Of the Faculty which operations performed
and cases prescribed for in the presence Of the Glass; and Clint
cal Lectures delivered.
Amount Of fees for Lectures SlOJ 90
MatriculatOn fee paid but Once) > %
Demonstrators fee (required but Once) 20 90
GraduatOnfee, . W
Excellent board be obtained for 50 80 to 81 week
For further details announcements apply 20
JOHN ?. FORD, N. D.,
jyI7-d&trilWSW1m. Dean Of the Faculty.
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OF JOHN GILHOOLY Who vas last heard Of at GesavHs
Washington county. Mss. Any person knov-i7- ~
Whereabouts v confer favor b. writing 70 John Chapman
Nashville, Tenn
this ofHce.l iy2f-dtiw8wIvs
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BANCROFTS HISTORY,
NEW VOLUME.
THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION.

w. =. BERRY & co.
HAVE NOW or SALE
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T. VI. BRENNAN,
Foundry q Machine ShOD.

81 COLLEGE STREET, NASHVILLE,
MANUFACTURES Steam Engines, Flour, Grist and Saw
lNE Mills and Mill Machinery Of every description Water
Wheels Cider and Sugar Mills Castings and Machinery for
ing syrup from Chinese cane.
Railroad and Contractors Work, Mule
Powers for Deks Bridge Castings and Bolts Switches Frogs,
Turn. tables, Tank Valves, &c.
Architectural Iron Work OF every description
for Store Fronts, Dwellings, YeFanda Balconies Cemetery en-
closures Vaults and Doors for Banks Houses
Of the newest style of patterns and well
f1nisheds at Eastern prices. The trade supplied
july 27-d3m
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New Books.
OSCEOLA, THE SEMINOLE; or The Red Fawn Of the
Flower Land By Capt Reid Beautifully illustrated with ORR
gina designs.
OLD NELL; or, The Days Of the Irousders By William
Henry Herbert
WILD FLOWERS. "a novel tina. will not easily be
passed, "-Loadoa O6serrer
THE FRENCH INCEyDIARY. By Eugene Sue.
THE MODERN OTHELLO. Author OF Ellen Grant.
DUYAL AND THE MANIAC HEIREss. By ''Lie the
Road" Just received by Iiuiys7l JOHN YORK
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Board per Day, 81 Is
do do Week, 500
do do Month, 90 90
Children under 10 years Of age and servants half price.
Horses by the feed, . cts.--per week, So so.
jyl-2m$ W. E. BRDINs, Proprietor.
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ChaIybeate Springs,

Formerly known as sPrice's,' & Evhite's.'
EENHIS well known watering place. s miles south Of Pulaski
Tenn and miles from Eon, having been purchased and
thoroughly repaired and renovated by the subscriber open
ed for visitors the 9Th of May. The water is the best Chay
beate in the South West and the best Of Fest0nehe locality
high and the atmosphere cool healthy; and altogether the
nose delightful watering place in Tennessee.
Extensive Improvements have been made TO the building and
ground to give accommodation 200 visitors and
elegant Ten Pin Alley, and extensive Stables have been built
The Springs accessible from Nashville, Columbia, Pulaski
and Huntsville three times week by Stage, and after the 4h
Of July every day.
Rates of Cha-~as.
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Thlsis the hrst OF four voumas which viii smbraes Ii
pedod0f the American RevOaton, from tas Blockade OF
Boston the Treay Of Pc, Pans. t7s2, aad it
tains, gre1t gree from sasRassript ami unpublished
urces, the history The nation duru-ti first potion
his evsniu period, Including lie Blockade Of Bosoa Har
Dor, The general orglnz0n the colntry the alteration
n the Charter OF Massachusetts the resistance Of hs peo
pie OF Massachusetts, the spirit o. the South the Congress
Of MA The progress OF measures On England, france, and
elsewhere, the Battles Lexington aud Concord the Siege
Of Boston, the Congros CT us, no choice CT Washington
Commander-in. Chief, the Battle or Bunker Hi, &c.
As there wiz doubtless be great demand FOR tbs History
Oftho Revolution independent preceding volumes
The work thsss ioar voisnss vii also Re Published sspa-
ra'ey, a. the American Ksv0udon, Vols, i II, III,
with title page and binding 20 correspond.
The publishers invite the asncu Of the renders Of he
present YOURS Of Mr. Blncrot B History The United
states & the 6rs six volumes 0l tho work. 'ths Distinguish
merits Of which hive sr1lsgly ackn0wl lodged b.
bis eOuntFymen." FOR sale BY
". r. Berry & 90,
mayl5 Public sanuFs.
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THE HISTORY OF THE UNITED STATES
VOLUME va.
BEING VOLUME OF THE AMERICAN REvOLUrIoN,
By GEORGE BANCROFT.
OCrAVO UNIFORu WITH THE PREVI-
Gus VOLUMES.
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Magazines for August.
HAEPER's MAGAZINE;
LEsLIEs MAGAZINE and Gazette Of Fashion
GoDEY's LADY's BOOK;
PETERS0N's MAGAZINE;
just received by Luly271 JOHN YORK & co.
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COLLINS KALOCRENE.--Just received supply
" Of this valuable preparation for the Hair For sale BY
DEM0VILLE & BELL.
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WHISKY.
1000 barrels Tenn ssee White, and other brands;
$50 ' J. II. Smiths Reserve;
600 &" Ryeaad B0url0u;
$50 " Newsom & Lincoln:
100 Country Single Distilled; for sale low BY
TERRASS BROTHERS.
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LTCTION SALE OF GROCERIES
GARTER, MCKAY & co.

BY CARTER, MCKAY d Co.
an THURSDAY July 20th will offer for sale in front OF
Warehouse No. p Public Square large and complete
assortment Of Groceries, consisting part follows
~ mas \. .. sugar. 100 bills Old bye and Bourbon
25 bbls Powdered Sugar; 50 bbls n Y Brandy
, bbls Loaf Sugar; p bbls y. Y. Gin;
IS bhls Molasses; > hlf bbls -Aelius Ras" Nal
so bbls Golden Syrup; aga
25 kegs Golden Syrup; 25 b6s Sweet Malaga Wine;
SOg bags Bait Coffee 100 eighth casks q" Heenesssy"
. bags spice; 100 bJls Rsetiaed Whisky;
50 doz Brooms; 100 bbls Memphis Vinegar;
90 dOz NashbOards: lOO bbls Cincinnati do;
80 doz Painted Buckets JOhaskets Champagne Wine;
> nests Tubs; 100 boxes Champagne Cider;
600 boxes Star Candles; 10 casks Brown Stout;
100 boxes Talow Candles; 20 casks Ale:
50 boxes C36 bars Soap: 100 boxes Glassware:
50 casks English Soda 50 doz Ground Mustard:
. b5s No B. large Mackere, 50 doz Ground Pepper, pure;
fresh 50 doz Lemon Syrup;
30 half 6bls Mackere 20 doz Strawberry and Pine Ap
~ bhls Lake Fish, fresh pie Syrup;
30 h do do DO; 2OboXes quart Pickles;
800 kegs Nails; 20 reels Cotton Cord;
9OO boxes Mani Tobacco; so doz Cotton Lines
SO hales Smoking do; so doz Jute Lines
80 Cigars;
The above with other articles will be put up and
in quantities to suit purchasers.
iulysz.td CARTER, MCKAY co.
Rock City Mills Z. BAU-K4y, Dc co., Propri-
e0ys. J. z. BAUMAN & CO.. Manufacturers Of ROCK CITY
FLOUR will pay the highest price times for Wheat and
Corn, their Mills Of Line and Cherry Streets Nash
vile Tenn.
Prices of FIOur-FrOma and after this date until further
notice, the price OF
Extra Family Flour, 50 50 Fine Bran, SOC
Fine Flour, > 90 1IiNal Bran,
Unbolted, so Coarse Bran, 4Oc
Middlings, J p Corn Meal, bushel, 6Oc
Shorts IS
All articles sold by the undersigned deliverable at any place in
the city charge selling by quantity their rate
J. E. BAUMAN co.
Any one wanting Flour, Bran Meal, &c. from Rock City
Mills, will find Order Box at the Post Office and at W. IL.
Gordon Co.'S warehouse, where the car-man calls four times
par iul y. r. ~.
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ABRAm CONLEY,
CStccessor 10 COAley d JohRsoR)
MANUFACTURER OF
TIN, COPPER, AND SHEET-IRON WARES.

EEPS constantly hand all of Cooking and Heating
IN Stoves, Ornamental and Plain Mantle Crates Also ali
kinds Copper and Sheet iron Work done Steamboats, Roll
ing Mills Furnaces, FOundries, Factories, &c,
No. 10 Broad and 81 South Market Sts,.
NASHVILLE, TENN.
All those indebted to the firm Of ConIsy & johnson either
by account will please forward and settle imej
aey, further indulgence is impossible.
July y, lS5S-Wtf ABRAM CUNLEY
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Auction Sale of Groceries.
THURSDAY MORNING, July q, at 10 o'clock by
DILLON & CO.,
July2j-td IS College street.
NOR AUGUST-Godey's Lady's Book, Graham's Maya
zine, and PetersOn's Magazine, just received by
jy2O JOHN YORK & co.
GOdey,s Lady's Book for August.
VERY fine number splendidy illustrated and with all the
"A Fashions. just received, and for sale by F. HAGAN,
jy5O Market street.
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DHSSOLT TION.
FEVE partnership heretofore existing between the undersigned
this day dissolved by mutual consent The business Of
toe old firm viii be settled by Abam COnley will continue
at the old stand ADRIAN CONLEY.
July24-eo3t L. l.. JOHNSON,
FENHE undersigned having disposed Of his interest the
firm Of COney & johnson Mr.. A. Coney respectfully
tenders his thanks the citizens Of Nashville public gen
era for the very liberal support bestowed upon the late firm Of
COnlcy Johnson and ceerly his successor as
gentleman worthy OF their confdenceand patronage.
July "a, lSj5-eo3t Z. L. JOHNSON.
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Auction sale of Groceries

Any wanting Flour, Bran, Meal, &c, from Rock City
Mills, will find Order Box at the Post Office and at W. H.
Gordon Co.'S Waeh0us where the calls four times
each day. Tjuly25l J. Z. BAUMAM & co.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-19

KANSAS RsorrTioss mR WISCONSIN IxcIsr,ruRr--
The following doubleface resolutions passed. by the
Legislature Of Wisconsin the 10Th Inst
Resolved That we, the democratic members OF the
Iegsature OF the state Of Wisconsin, In convention
sembed have an abiding confidence In the ability nteg-
ry and good purpose of the administration Of James Bu.
cbapsn.
Resolved That we are uns,erably attached 70 the prn
cples Incorporated In the Kansas Nebraska act and will
sustain those principles 10 the utmost Of sbiity
Resolved that the principle of popular sovereignty
as old as the institution Of government and was rc-
cognized IN the days OF Jefferson, and will remain
one OF the cardinal principles Of the democratic party
Resolved, That constitution should be forced upon
The people OF any Territory unt has been first fairly
and fully submitted 10 The qualified voters thereof for
their approval r rejection.
Resolved, That heartily endorse The position Of Ste
phen Douglas the question OF popular sovereignty,
IN Opposition 10 the Admission OF Ksnsas into the Union
under the 1eoompton constitution and that the policy M
vocsed by him IN the recent debates the United States
Senate on that subject the only calculated 10 carry
tfuly the prncples enurcsted In the Cincinnati plat
form.
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TIE oPTRA The second " Don GIOVANNI was as
sisted" by greater house than the arst The
ment, standing room oely," go agreeable " the ma
naeer, but 80 uncomfortable 10 the public posted
fon, Of the box ece before The performance
and half hour afterwards there not standing
room 70 be had in any part Of the Academy the capacity
Of which was wei tested The performance has been
fully described, adj we have nothing TO add to wha,
has been previously sad In the HxR,ID. II s altogether
the best Don Giovanni" have had here. The opera
will be repeated on Wednesday. the farewell nigh, of Mr.
ulmsn's present season, which ho closes after having
had an unprecedented success in every way.
Tonight the Barber Of scville' will be given. n is
Of the low priced nights, with the admission axed
fifty cents 10 all parts OF the house. and reserved
Nine. de Ia Grange sings Rcsns and Formes Don Bsslo
lie does oil things well and this particularly So This
evening and to morrow will close the opera performances
here or time, fact which all the hos,pss ~i do
well 10 bear in mind
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BRnIs.--rbe whole nrmber Of births during the year
endrg December 81 1857 returned the Secretary OF
she Commonwealth of Massachusetts was "a 4s5: males
II $50 females 1851 not ascer,ained ais OF
sumber Is p06 were the offspring Of American parents
Nb7o Of foreign psrensase entirely s4a had one Amer
na not ascerained Of the S66 children born IN Bos-
- in 1855 only 670 the offspring OF American
fsAhers In Cambridge, Fall River, Lawrence, lowell,
nnuury salem and Worcester the native born also
largely IN minority, while In Lynn and New Bedford the
converse The excess OF births over deaths
very large there being 3444b births 70 2o,7 ~ deaths,
which s an increase over 1864 OF q e64 Move births
reported 70 have taken place in August and Decem
Der than any other months There were b2 cases Of
twins and four Of rples; 667 illegtmate births
gere reported.
MlRsAoEs.-I2,2e5 marriages were reported in 1856:
American and foreign, and 142 marriages The ma
eyes OF the parties vere NO, sscertaned The most
pular mon2h for marriage was November The whole
number OF men married or the first time 1o,2eT, o
ncn 10, ,p62 The youngest males married were two
ycarc senuemen Of Is; tho youngest female was an ADO
DEAs-rise number Of deaths registered IN 1855 was
D734 1 which number 10, ,2e1 males 10 sOt females
13z caees the sex not alned The aggregate
sSes 90 ass individuals amounted $50 4si an ave
rsee dura.n Of Me o. @97 years In those parts the
fa1e which the sbodes OF foreigners there 10 much
greater mortality among young children than in those
uprtons OF the state more purely native The greatest
mortality occurred In the months osAugus and Sep,e.
her and leas In June an February O the decreased
vbose nativfes recorded, 1858 were American
born comprising s044 per cent Of all who died -Four
pereops were reported 10 be than 100 years oIda
widows and all died Of old Two ot native and
tso OF foreign birth The oldest 11o years Of age
and was born in Ireland The others respectively
100 years n months o3 years II months days and 1O7
years II months and 10 days.
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Superior Court-Pevs Second
uorovo No., t,s,o px...ox,h

hcr1os ON A POLICY OF INSURANCE.
JAN. 1e.--Jds Nesnth and cthers w ne Clinton Fire
Insurance Compury-This was action for sb, 900
policy Of FIRE insurance vessel, and there twelve
other policies for similar each-mskiug in alt
se5 Ooo which will abide by the decision in this An
insurance effected the shp Acorn built by Edwin
Acorn Son, In December 1854, at wadoboro, Maine
The insurance expired the Sd Of January 1885, a ~
occek and the vessel destroyed by Are on the night
previous The defence set up that Mr. Acorn induced
the vaichman named Watson 90 burn the ship and Wat
son made two sdsvi,s 10 the preliminary proceedings,
stating that the vessel took fire by accident, and that
every and precaution taken 10 prevent fire.
Subsequently, however, Watson made deposition In
New York stating that Acorn had induced him 10 the
ship IRE. Tho testimony principally documentary,
and the case viii probably occupy days Messrs.
and Mr. Ssoughton and hs brother the District Attorney
OF Vermont, for the defendants.