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nOCk OiOy MILLS.
lie. RAUMAN & Co.. PrOprietors.
Z E BAUMAN & Co, Manufacturers of ROCK CITY
81 FLoUK, will pay the highest price at all times,
FOR Wheat and Corn their Mills, of Line and
Cherry streets, Nashville, Tenn.
= = Prices of Flour. -
From and after this date, until further notice the
price of
Extra Family Flour So 90 Fine Bran .......... co
Fine Flour. so Mixed Bran 90
lnooited 3 90 Coarse Bran 80. 30
shorts sorHss, ...i Corn Meal ''o ? 'us"s'-
All articles sold by the undersigned deliverable al
any place in the city free of charge When selling By
the quantity their rate OF discount 10 per cent from
retail prices. J. E. BAUMAN < CO.
Any one wanting Flour, Bran Meal, &c, from Rock
City Mills will find Order Box at the Post Office
car-man calls four times each day.
dec2-H eFssrwf J. Z. BAUMAN & co.
~ fCH A N G Il.
Having sold our entire stock Of Hardware.
Cutlery, Guns, 6c.. to Messrs. A. w. MCCALL
(late of the house of MCCALL, vASLEER & Co. and W.
F. FALL, OF Cartsve take this method Of returning
my sincere thanks TO the patrons of the late house.
and would cheerfuly recommend to them the men,
bers of thenew hrm as being business men and gen.
tlemen worthy OF all confidence.
r-t..sr - ss4r JOHN WILLIAMS,
Jan. IL, 1850. Late WILLIAMS Co.
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BALTIMORE, Jan. -, T. M.-CoFFEE = There is
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ell We note the sale to-day of 500 bags fair Rio at
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talks and ac's a. il he certain If Triumphant
qnnisl. lie ia about five feet four inches liz hight sod
,eIv youthful in appearance. Since his imprisonment
be has Quoted LiuseH with discretion AID forudc
aid is not in tie least cst down or depressed. tho
trial proceed the next thir in order vii be TO imp.n-
mel jury. No' much difficulty is expected on this
subject a majority ofthe lrors appear to bs :tirey
free from rjuoice ether fo against the accused
at 2 O'Clock precisely, Judge Whelpley took bis
The courtroom was Gro rded TO overt )aiug a.
usual. Much ankle was manifested account Of the
ab;ence Of DR.. Clifton Of New.York, a very iDp1r-
tant gitless for the State. Telegraphic word has
Just been received that be is sick 10 bed aud cannot
attend. The Attorney General informed the Cour.
that the Safe cannot 90 on si,hou, DR.. Chlton. a
telegrsphlc message to tina. effect received 10
Court. Also letter from Washington Chi.on 10
the same EFFECT. proposition from the Attorney
General to substitute the analysis made by DIR. Chi ton
in lieu Of the Doctor himself declined By counsel
for defense. The indictment then laid over uatil
Monday next at O'Clock p. IN , when i. was hoped
that DR.. Chiffon will be able to attend
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BOARD OF COUNCILNEN.

The Board met on Thursday afternoon Mr. CoRSELL
in The Chsr. ~ the csllirg Of the roll there was
barely aquorum preseLt
A kaJk on tie Fort G0ESer00H PyOperf "A Pc
tion received from residents IN the Ninth and a l.
scert Wards for the erection Of Market on the site
of the Fort Gsnsevoort properly 1t was referred to
the Committee on Markets.
The CHy Inspectors DeDarfment-The Special 20 n
mittee on recognizing the City Inspectors Depart
ment submitted an ordnance, 10 which the City
Inspector given enlarged powers TO aba,e nulsances,
and more control over the markets. The report was
laid over.
Tie Cav Or9inances.-Tbe Board cor toured in the
reso ion Of the B, ard Of Aldermen TO cell and dri
butte the edition Of the ordinances OF the city revised
by David T. Valentine.
Tie Air Ship city At Neu- York.-The Board also
concuued TO sllow Mr.. Lcve temporary nae of
Reservoir square for the purpose of the ascension Of
the all. chip "City Of New York."
concurred with the Aldermen in adopting the resolu.
ton tie change the plans for the erection of the Eff
tenth Ward Station House, notwithstanding the veto
of the Mayor.
Ere Department Matters-The Board aso concurei
to return the report of the Fire Commissioner recon-
meudr the xpulsion Of number Of the members Of
Engine Company Nc. ~ ard Hoe Company No. *,
who were charged with riotous conduct.
The Piegeries and The Of0i kuisdnccs-The Ordi.
nance proposed by the City Inspector prohibiting the
keeping Of swine within the limits of the city without
perm sson from the Ma 7or and City Inspector and the
boiling of bu .ch.rs oilsl was concurTed in.
The Board then adjourned.
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INTERESTING FROM RISSI 4.

Asst Petersburg letter, of the 18th ut, saye:
"The Emperor, on leaving last night for Moscow
was accom- panied by the Minister of War ani not
yery numerous suite. new line of rail way ntende
10 upi'e Kiev to Odessa, is in contemplation. Inc
conpapy winch has already received the preliminary
authorization from the Government, is engaged IN
MAKING the surveys 10 order 10 ascertain the best
direction TO be followed. Very considerable works
aye il is said, TO be executed in the Caucasus for
the Improvement of the great military road OF Heor-
gs. The avaanches Of snow when are very irequehs
10 the mountsiIs aud the great hight OF the cheh OF
the Caucasus render commuocanons in that couu-
try most dangerous, and frequently lmpossoie.
Two commissions had been appointed TO examine INTO
the subject, ard they have proposed q new line OF
road which will avoid most Of the difficulties of the
old one The highest point OF toe new rosd will be on
the mountain Of the Cross 69S feet above the level
OF the sea while the passage OF the SAINT Go hsrd Is
ONLY COO feet. The works TO be executed will be on
gigantic scale and cannot be termoated in less than
fifteen years. a sum of twelve millions OF francs has
been specially assigned for this great enterprise of pub
lie utility Several new periodical pubhca tons hsve
lately been started in of the large cities OF Rus
sra treating questions of history statistics, Nc In
ore of them find article on the Introduction OF
new ystem of administration in the estates which form
the uis orat of the Counts Strogsnoh. The malora'
comprises 400 coo scIes of land, OF which nearly
Geo COO forests The number of villages, manutac
tories and other large establishments amounts TO 6S
ard the number Of peasants OF both sexes to l6I OO
The Russian journals state that the Government has
just sgsn taken up the project OF uniting the Caspian
10 the Black Sea by the Sea Of Azof Tue realization
Of this plan has been decided in principle, and sur
veys are TO be made for carrying 1t into effect.
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FIRES.

FIR, rs CHATHAM ET-srsrIcIcr or Arson.
Yesterday nor ing, q: 81 early hour, smoke we lie
covered i.sairg om The Cigar shop Of Joe-Ph rhope',
Nc. 1is Chsihsm -'Yee' std az the proprietor VS.
Known e tecupy ? room IL the premises, ths Police,
before bunting tpen the door. koock.d loud. 10 see
rseihee or 20, l., wss il While they we're knock
ia Thoret p-shsd oper The side stuiti-, Mrbery
strs.' trd t'osged "a re pavement The doors were
then forced. ard the FIRE soou pm, ol by the ire
fbc'e clsrs 'Asi bis los i. 300 lie is insarea FOR
81 600 y the Wal trte: It;u-alce ConpWy. From
The appner' sb5euce ofsocb AID other Circumstances
Suspicion aroused sr he Vas CD .rsed sit setilo:
the place n fe. Officer Nssh took the accused 10
custody, snd Justice Osborn committed him 10 prison
foI eIau,iI alter.
fire vss discovered and ssys be know nothing about
i;s origin. TIE building a. dsmsgei TO the amount
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4 MINISTER TRIED FOR POISONING
HIS WIFE.
IRON Our Own Reporter.

IRON Our Own Reporter
BELyIpERE, n. j., Sept. 2l, 1859.
Tie different Counts for Warren County opened
isre yesterday. There is not much business OF a
civil nature to be transacted, owing to the fsct that
a, Indictment for murder against the Rev. Mr. Harden
e. down for trial at this term. Forty-eight extra
Jurors have been summoned and are present IN Court
large crowd of people thronged the Courtroom
Yesterday ard to day. awaiting the commandments OF
shn Everything betokens an exciting ltial.
When the Court opened this morning, the prosecu-
eon declined TO move the indictment OF the sac
Against the Rev. Jacob Harden for the murder Oh
as wife by poison on account CT the absence OF Di
JaueR K. Chiffon Of New York, material witness Tor
.as Stse. The witness is expected here thus sI'et-
l"o The Court was then adjourned until o CLOCK
pa
The prisorer is defended by the Hon. Beolamn IL
ON, late Chancellor Of New-Jersey, aud Jehiei u
s.Eman and David A. Depue Of thst,wp Ile pros
Ueuon Is sustained by the III IN. william L. II tysoh'
Auoinsy General Of New-Jersey, and Joseph Nlet,
~ tI0St eu'ng Attorney for this county IL - need
sto say that Dayton ard Will .nson are legal stars
he t6st mas nituie in this Safe. IL will b. reco.-
:eea that Mr.. Dayton was candidate for Vice Pes
icy, on the ticket "th Fremont as Pfesi lent IN 1906
NE battle for GoveTncr In this Safe this Fall turns
raeipaly upon tue point whether NJ Will Smson
Val be Responded Chancellor s. YOU will perceive
tiA 'e"s'' IL Ills iniPoi '""'
he prisoner is young Methodist clergyman, ard
- 'Nln his own wife, 20 whom ne g Sd been married
isiew months. The agent resorted 10 vas poison
ssow bnt sure was her dssth accomplished. He
*en In prison SIX months, chsrged with this most
arAoe crime, but, strange to tel, his weight hes
H,sssed over twenty pounds. lie seems to be en-.
unconscious Of being in danger Of his life, and
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tAdyertisement.i
AUTUM NM HATS
WARxocX L Co.

WARNocX Co.
invite the attention Of Geomen 10 their extensive and varied
Of HATS, etc. designed for the ensuing Autumn,
comprising
TnE GESTLEMAS's DRESS HAT,
beautiful model and sbfy equal TO the progress Of
fashion.
THE YorNG GEsTLEMASs DsEss HAT,
modified In proporionshe crownng excellence Of young
gentlen wardrobe.
THE AUTUMN Boz Tos,
tire counterpart immensely popular aud graceful Summer
Hat the succ, Of which ample guaranty for arge sale Of
ne Autumn Duplicate
SoFr FELT HATS.
An extensive assortment sins every variety Of PATTERN,
Color and QUALITY.
GENTLEHgS's YoUTH's CAPS.
An endless vsretyfor DREss and USDaEss-RDSc SPORT
ING, TRAVELLING, and EVENING WEAR.
NOVELTIES
in every department, too numerous TO mention
WARsocK Co., Hatters,
No. SIG Broadway,
g. Nicholas Hotel
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PUBLIC MEETINGS.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN,

-
TIE Board cf Aldermen held regular me sting last
eyeripg, Mr. PTcg in the chair
Mr.. SIAGEIsT presen'ed resol1'.ol authorizing the
MAYOR 10 offer reward Cf 81 000 fr the detection and
conviction Of sry person attempting set fire to any
building IN this city. Laid over under the rule.
a con nuuiostcn wss received from the Cro.on
Aqnsduc. Department, inclo.iug the Controllers OBJ
leoion TO the extension OF Beeknsn street the
PaIs which hiss alfeaoy been published.
TIE Board corcurred WITH the 8oerd q Courcilmsn
in dreccg the Street Commissioner 10 advertise for
proposals for extending the pier at the foot of Twenty
Tie Mayor was invited TO meet the Board in Con-
vepton on the 10th OF October, to appoint Clerks for
the District Courts.
for location for Hook ard Ladder Company, there
being none between Twenty sixth street and Harlem
east Of the Sixth avenue.
He also ash for an Assistant Engineer 70. York.
vile.
resolution passed to grant to Mr.. T. S. Csrliu-
c6urt Lowe the sie formerly occupied By the Crystal
Palace, for the exhibition Of tie great balloon the
City Ct New-iork, in whi,h he designs going TO
Europe.
The ordinance prohibiting the keeping Of hogs was
then taken up.
Mr.. BooLE moved its passage
Mr.. TUoMEY hoped lot.
MIR. SEAGRIsI warted ar opportunity 10 prepare AMI
offer amendments; it would require some time he said
to get them ready.
Mr.; McSPrDoS moved an amendment that two hogs
be allow on any lot.
Mr.. STARR d,d not ike this amendment. He WAS in
favor Of referring the ordnance 'oa Committee.
Mr. DARRAGH thought Ald. McSpedon's amendment
would nullify the law. One pig might belong 70 the
of the house two 70 bis wife snd many to each
Of the children.
Mr.. McSPEDoS withdrew his amendment, and pro-
posed one that no swine b. SLOWED the slaod,
lees by the written permi; sion Of the Mayor and City
Inspector, under penalty Of 80. This carried.
A resolution was passed assigning the election
districts to their respective Aldermanc districts, and
correcting some clerical errors.
A long 6tcussion arose on proposition TO supply
the Superintendent Of Wharyes, Piers and Slips with
$3.50 year for horse ard wagon. HIS salary is row
5000, &c.
The Board adjourned till Monday.
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rspoudsrt A ycurg msr yesterday lsd The zoe
before NJ. Pgl'bury, General Superintendent Of Po.
lice. end tie sffair was exposed. TWAS sscertan-d
that there 10 frm Of Cary Smith, Is sivsr,ised,
sid tia, there lie also obacconist in the same build
irg, whose stock Of good, i, shown TO asy customer
VITO nay desire - see the medic ,.sd articles They
have received larse amour, Of money 10 this way,
ard sre receiving as many one hundred letters
cay Fl, n al PsIts OF ;se country many OF them con-
t,iIpg the ieqUitd amount ior samples. roers are
Other fms Engaged 10 toe same business, which they
prcsecqie in the manner. II is swindiss
operation IN every respect, aud any individual wio
car dttt j. from reading the circulars should not
complain if he does lose his money. The police Of
this city reseh the rogues sud pu ,c exposure
is tie only way in which their business can be
checked.
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R0ARD OE EDUCATION.

The Board of Education held regular meeting on
Wednesday, Mr.. VARIES in the chair. =.
The Nineteenth Ward asked authority to hire No.
100 East Forty second street, for Primary School, a.
$50 per month Referred.
The Seventeenth Ward asked for 81, SS for heating
apparatus. Referred.
Severs male Principals sent in communication,
finding fault with the City Superintendent system OF
marking.
Mr.. BEYEDICT moved that the Superintendent be
requested to furnish the Board statement of bis sys-
tenn Of examination and marking with his views upon
it. Carried. -
For the furniture OF the new schoo building in Est
Fourteenth street, 1870 was apprlpIiated: -,
For furnishing No. l6, in the Ninth Ward, - 35S
was voted. ~,
Finance Committee reported that the item OF specia.
appropriations was overdrawn 81 900, and the boTd
adjourned,
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ACADEMY OF MEDICINE,

The stated meeting Of the Academy of Medicine was
held On Wednesd ~ evening in the small chapel OF the
New York University the President, d.. FOSTER, IN
the chair. o.,,..
After the reading of the minutes, various COMMITTEE
were called for. The Committee on Materia Med
lea reported on the subject Of Dr.. Querus preparation
of cod liver oil The report was accepted;
TIE CHAIR.AS then introduced 10 the Academy
Prof Lowe az Georgia, Dr. owen Of Virginia, ana d.
Resde OF Alabama.
The subect { yellow fever, which was proposed 10
have been fully discussed, DR.. GRIscoN thought It
would be well to postpone for two weeks as the Two
mcs' aged end experienced physicians, VINO Were ex-
pected TO speak, were absent.
ON molten OF DR.. PARSER the discussion was post
poned. .-.-... 81.
anasarca which be had trested successfully with an
infusion Of American Indian hemp disguised IN tincnre
Of juniper ard common water
Several questions were asked suggestions lsiej ani
similar cases stated, by other members.
Dr. GARRIsH reported the case of girl ten years OF
age TO bom he had given asaiu fta for spa5ms with
the most happy rtsul!s. ,u....
DR. PARkFR stated Al interesting csse Of dlIs,ion
Of the righ, vertrcle of the heart in elderly woman
Of light ard nervous temperament, and in which the
brachisl artery Of the right had become ciogsei
no so az to swell the arms 10 very large dlmeh'
.iors He treated il by e'evatiug the arm, and aIer
applying lubrica'ing uinert atd strppilg 90 "a te
ann with his lands for sb ut hour until the swelling
had become entirely imoerceptble. When i. oecsme
recess.ry he used brandy "a a stiululant
DIR McNrrTY moved 'that while the Academy OF
Medicine accept the report Of the section OF Mseta
Medca on Gelatuizel Cod Liver OIL, they deem It IN
e1ped,pt 10 recommend II IL preference to other qnsi.
ties prepared BY other parties than Mr.. Qneru and
smoke al length On the manner in which al sorts OF
posirums pulled by getting them iadorsed by the
Acad emy The principle Involved was universally IL
yoyed but the particular apple s'lon il this case was
objected to "a being without ground The subject as
at length referred Ia the whole C)uaci Adjourned.
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TRIAL TRIP oS THE ArLAYTIc STREET RAILROAD,
BRooKIYS-The President Directors, stockholders
ard others took noe over the route ofthe Atlsncst
Railroad OF Wednesday morning aud found every
thing in good working order. The company partook
of lunch prepared FOR the occa'ion at the Bedford
Station, after which ccrgratulatory remarks were
made by Mr.. L tctf field, the President Of the road
Mr.. John D. Cox, the IIop. Marcus ID. Moore, All.
Douglass Or. K. ii. Thompson, Mr.. Morris, President:
Of the Long leland Railroad DIR. K. ii. Thompson,
Mr.. Charles Kelsey, aud Sheriff Rensen. The con-
summation OF the enterprise wss looked upon by 81 as
tie commencement Of 8 new era " the advance nent
aad prosperity of the great horoughfare along which
the route extends.
Three 2horse cas- in requisition on "wednesday.
They were mar ufsctured by Eaton, Gilbert & Co. Of
Troy y. y. Oh Plan someTest similar 10 those on
the city railroad, bat greatly improved In many le'
spects They weigh $500 b escb, are sufficiently
wide to admit of Passengers standing in the center
without crowing thote on the seats, AID high enough
10 enable lIge man TO stand erect TIE seais are
cushioned ana the windows eurtsned, and, In fact,
everything that contribute 70 the ease aud cove
n;etce of pssseI gers appears TO have been done.
Three cars viii be during this week, and on Mon
oay rext a.. the cars now finished (egat II NUMBER
viii be III upon the route. The sigh, of the cars al
ty,c,ed great deal Of attention along the street
t,rSav The President Of the road is Mr. +. b. Lca'
Geld, anG the Treasurer, MI. Z. b. Scranton.
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THE HUDSON COUNTY LYNcHfSG CASE.
The fest witness sworn to-day Myron Van Dusen,
request snd that from acting with the mob be did al
In BIS rover TO prevent mschief
having been examined witness IN this Superior Court u
this cy had been conhoed Ia the Tombs had been Ia
hold Of plaintiff the square bad idea Of whs, they
going TO do with plaintiff be srm.sd tina. some bodily
harm going to be done Mowers but did not call "
the Authorities protect bim the crowd got Mowers away from
illness and he then went on the outde oil the iine
Henry Miller testified that In 1858 be- Commssoner Of
d. eds In September 1876 he Movers Mr. Bsns house In
Hudson.
Mowers had been 10 the habit Of getting there
tie evenr witness In the shop getting his dr..o
Mowers witness had there Ia Of set plans
when The cost W.. se sqs'' gave signal S add toe parties
stri ns Movers when Myron Van Dosen aud witns" took
The cry was then 10 take him on the square the
ng oh bod of Van Dnen for protection sad In this
Mowers led the Witness told 70. crowd
ring he had charge Of the MISTER, aud you'd 20
straight The ring formed AMI the and feathers
then brought into the ring BY wne, thy had
hat and feathers r svishns nno-
white girl. He asked him II he guilty MOI, Wit
told Mowers stip, ard be did, first giving the wstch
through Allen 70 Bossrdus After Mowers h.d stripped. vitaess
tho with barrel saye. When they ct near
the bottom pot he did want loss any OF the tar.
told Miner mp.y he Mowers hsss which
Wines then told the crowd 70 and e' Mowers
pass which they did Eooe Of the defendants had tnowi
~ the fact BEEF the act coDsummstsd none Of them
aided o assisted 10 the matter.
with Mr. Kssa have only been 10 this city about eight
mohths bsnad y,efs tbs request Of the n,d
desire BE- witness fer Movers had been to The ohcs
s s np hm hs BE- ss M & sS AID a I'd
him tina, the did not want bin ne frat tms he called nun
out and be Mr. Smith that all that paced Ct tho
Mr. Eins the defendant whose daughter Mowers charged
with sducrg testified that present the time Of the
assault, and be oogni1aDce Of the tr.u.setior
Other rsiimory taken, whh mainly c1rf ooated my
previously given, aud the Court Adjourned TO fdday morning.
VIII he 80. w sun