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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-06-07
asOTICE TO CONTRACTORS >
CIV BOCLDERING or MAIN STREET,

- BOI l4iil III Nj of MAIN SlhEEl,
EVANSVILLE, IND.
The Common Council OF the city Of Evansville
will receive sealed proposals until the 18th day Of
June, 1859, Tor Jsulerng Main street 81 said city
from the North 81 lie cf First street To tire Canal a
distance of about 400 feet the width OF the street
being - beet inches from curb To curb.
Contractors will he required 10 furnish all the
materials, and do the work according 10 plans and
specifications now file in this office and the
name or names Of the surctiss Of the bidders must
accompany the bids in all cases.
PATRICK BURKE,
iune eff City Clerk.
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ov Prince Of the House u David Spurgeon's
Sermons, Il tth edition; City Of the Great King The
Ministry of Life; Life Of James Watt; The Jealous
Husband; Love Little-Loye me Long; High
Life in New York, by Jonathan Slick; Romance
aud its Hero Life Of Kit Carson. For sale by
-.- aEr-- JOHN HEALY,
myIO Corner First and Main streets.
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MISCELLANE 0US.
IRAN HOPK Il N S

pi"ttiion. ole OF which lie the
Canal or the ritaynne Mil in this city
These Machines are got NJ in good style, and are
durable ana efectna in Interpretations They cau
be had "n reasonable terms-S75 cash. aud SIS on
ionr months time. MesSrs. Kraft 4 Holman are
the agents.
wish 10 sell State or Territory Rights Of this
Machine, and will give great bargains. also have
the right Of nine counties in the Pocket for q. p
Morrills Self Heating Smoothing Iron, and six
counties for u. Sanders Spring Wire Horse Hay
Rake, all Of which will sell cheap. will trade
rights for almost any Kind Of property.
HIRAM HOPKINS.
EVANSVILLE, IND. my3n- 1u
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Ix,O MERCHANTS, PHI.sICLf.s's,

n AND DRUGGISTS.
We regularly receiving additions to oir stock
of DRUGS, MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, PAINTS, OILs,
N,KNisuEs. PEErUMEEV, and FANCY Articles,
which We are prepared to offer to the trade on
good terms be purchased in Cincinnati, Lou
isylle. or -. Louis.
We have in store L. tons Of Extra PURE WHITE
Liam, in KEGS of - lhs - lbs aud loo lbs, which
are selling t. the trade az Manufacturers prices
KELLER q WHITE,
rn,95-dIvfm No 20 Main street.
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ratHE L.iRGENr. I,HE.fPEST .f.N.D

~ best assortment OF Mhitewash Brushes ever
offered for sale ia this city, il exhibition at
STODDARD & THOMPSON'S,
aplO II Main street.
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Look Out!
IHyYE T.NDEHSFG.N.ED RESPECT

IL fully begs 10 inform the citizens OF Evans
vile, that be has received lot of frst-cass FUR
NITI RE from the East, Of EVERY description, which
he intends selling low at any store in tho city
Persons in want of good furniture are invited TO
call before purchasing elsewhere. take all kinds
of old Furniture in exchange for new.
MEYER GUGGENHEIMER,
Dealer in second hand Eurniture, on Second ST.
between Main and Locust mylO-6m
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Ss.sLE or V.SLU.sBLE PROP

&s.iLE or J.iLI.{HLE PROP
~ ERTY.
| will sell the Store and Lot now occupied by
Messrs. Keller White, on Main street, Lots on
the corner of Pine and and Centre streets. The six
lots form an 100 feet by lj0-an admirable To-
cation for a manufacturing establishment. There
is a two-story frame house on the premises. The
property lays nearly opposite Kratz Holman 5
Foundry. L will also sell a part Of Lot No. 80, in
the Upper Enlargement, fronting 81 feet on First
street, and extending $50 feet back 10 the alley,
with good two-stOry brick covering the
whole front IS feet, with stable, wood shed, and
corn crib on the alley. For particulars inquire OF
the subscriber.
Nd NATHAN ROWIEY
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sSG.FEE cF G.fkF.fkEE RESL FS-
~ TATE IN EVANSVILLE.
On the sixth DAY Of July, lSj9 will sell al pub
lie auction without reserve To The highest bidder
On the premises, the following described real c.
tate, to-wit Lots No. ~, II, II, Is, a. 10, lt
l., as L. ~ u, 80 81 -, 80, 40, Al, ~, A., ~,
A. a., A. Is -, and ~, a. designated on plat
Of Rogers q HUston's addition O. the city of Nv
nHsville. For particular description Of premises
piats in possession 90 Samuel SWind"ll aud Ia
kcr n Foster.
Terms Of sale, unc-half cash one -i"nrth ON the
Ist OF January, ls,i0 and one iOnrth CA the hrst
dty of April 1850, with interest un deferred pay
m4uts. To- b.. secured by mortgag" ou good personal
security JONATHAN RENICK, ENecutorm
i.4-tl ANDREW HUSTON.
usOTFGE ~ UEHEBI' Gfp-E.N'
q v that letters uf administration have been
granted tu the Undersigned on the estate Of James
a. Wills decreased late Of Nanderhurgh county, In
diana The estate is SUPPOSED to hc insolNent.
ic2-3W BRACKET MILLS, Admir-.
ENRE - "a .sR1EI:zE or CH0ICE
- TEAS for retailing, At
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Ii Ii n ID ) .
FRAMEs-Door and window.

BS- BLINDS ofall sizes made TO order.
Es9- DOORS other thar regular sizes on hand, or
made on short notice
Doors moulded to srder Builders should, If pos
sibe make their Frames Of regular sizes, they can
then be supplied at any time.
Ceiling, Siding, and Flooring for sale. Mould-
ings Of all sizes. Fencing Boards feet long, for
sale cheap. one Window contains twelyes lights.
All orders must DE- addressed 20
Il. =. BABCOCK,
my11-1yd6w Evansville, Ind
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~ " BRouGHTOS
. IERBO U.ER BROUGHTO.N-,

IL Wholesale DRUGGISTS, Dealers in PAINTS,
0ns, FARSIsHEs, Se,, Washington Block Main ST.,
Evansville, Ind. Country erchanis supplied ON
very liberal terms. my7-ly
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IA eHITE sUEP8UR sPRI.S'Gs,

+" UNION COUNTY, KY.
The undersigned respectfully announces that he
viii "rcn thesS Springs the first day of June
next. These Springs are among the most celebrated
in the West la connection with the Sulphur
Springs - tine Chalybeate Spring, much cele-
brated account OF the medicinal qualities of il.
waters. livery accommodation will be given 10
pers,fs visiting the Springs.
There is a daily Conveyance from UniOntOwn to
the SPRING. II. p. GREEN,
mylS-lm Proprietor
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IN nor. .9SSD CO.. .E OYSTERS,
~ 20 dozen ass'd and II Can HOLSTERS,
3 DO Picked and Spiced Oysters,
3 do Picked Holsters,
-. do aSs'd & n cans fresh Mackerl,
10 do do DO do HOLSTERS,
10 do l gallon Pickles, ass'd,
10 do - do do do,
10 DO as do do,
: do ass'd size Picked Onions,
800 Loose Pickles, in vinegar, by lOz or 100
IvU ass'd bikes rITuInysf
3 dozen French Mustard
Received at III. IL COOK 4 SONS.
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II dST TELE GR.fPHIC DESP.fTSH
IL FROM THE SEAT0F WAR
Come at last The very same lot Of Dry Goods
for which the faiT portion of the creation the La
dies Of our beautiful city, have been waiting go
long has at last arrived per steamer Dunleth, and
are ready for sale. We cordially invite
friends and especially our lady-customerst TO call at
cur store 43 Main street. and select articles accor
ding to taste and convenience. Dent forget, i3
Main street. Imy3Ol MILLER & NIEIIAUS.
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1OSN BUSHELS PHI.ns HYf,TE
AD.nI.V1sTR1T0Rs SHE

AD.nf.NiSTR.fT0R S.sEE.-
eA virtue Of order Of the Court If Common
Pleas of Vandcrburgh county, will sell az publ,
auction. at the Court Hous. i"er la Evansville,
the 18th day Of June, 1853, part 81 the or Of
sec No. 10, township south, range IL west,
tanning three acres, adjoning Lands OF Peter Sharp
4. W. Brinkmeyer, aud lying on the road leadinl.
from the Poor House Ia the residence Of Edgar e.
Dunk. Said premises will bc sold i'm subdivisions,
plat of which can-tc at my office.
Terms of sale, one-t third cash balance in l. and
Is months from day of sale, the purchaser giving
from valuation appraisement laws, with interest
from the day of sale.
BRACKET MILLS,
my30-ts Admr. Of Adolph Brinkman.
HD OT.2TOES, POTfTOES! 400
IL bushels more of those fine large Patatoes just
received per steamer MareDgO, at No. 81 Main Il.
myZ7 YICkERY BROS.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-15

.so, the Pre,issrt ls,sly dispensing TIE hog
..,,,.. ~ the Execotive mansion, speak oil nun as
ivhih;,fpz every sign of hio aud energy lie s'ep Is
. -. Ie,k,ns says: he reads without glasees
.,-o,ioo ptiols he msrtAias his position
90. ar aoor from O'Clock until 10, msnheSting
a,o svmpton Of WEAKNESS or inhrmty'
TIE wood of the pr,ntng pre,s on which the fret
..,,Or of Burpss poeos vas printed, at Rlmsrock,
:. I-s6 and which has never been out of the posses
.o, a the successive proprietots Of The hyr Adrer
t,,.r has been converted into an antique drawing
,oon chair ana was to have been occupied by the
Th.;,m,n a. the AYR celebration Of the centenary Of
the poet.
1t is currently reportei, says The Nep' co'fcs-
noudsut, that there is more than one tsir ano irsl
of our Washington society whom distinguished up
lomst has exercised his peculiar and i4scuan6 pow
err upon and whose intimacy with his lofdshp mas no'
o,lv naoed them in an equivocs post on, but has ma
.e,;sIlv lowered him in the opinion OF our best So
ciety."
--Risbop Kip Of San Francisco recently had mar
,o,v escape from DEATH While crossing bridge With
ont side.rsipg, bic horse stepped upon loose plank,
became frightened recoied to the edge aud fell back
ward with his rider into toe stream, some twelve feet
below. The water wss four feet deep, but Dr. MP,
though somewhat hurt, managed to extIcatc himself
without serious injury.
We learn from Chicago paper that BshoP
whitehouss IN take up his residence in that city on
the Is. OF May next.
On the Trial Of Jumpertz, at Chicago, for the mur'
der Of Sophia webDer the door of the room on which
be rays she hung herself was exhibited in court aud
,xpsmened on by several Of tbs jurors and both he
lawyers for the prosecution and Defense Jumps tz al
legged that sbe hung hersef on some Goa; hooks and
screws fastened into the door, To prove the truth o
this, Juror weighing l42 pounds was hung up, under
the arms in variou, ways nine times by the defense
ana six times by the prosecution the result being ia
yorable TO the former.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-15

Chester w. Chspin Of Spnsg6eh appeared Is the
representative of the Boston crmpsny asd offered the
fret bid, $50 900. IL was Immediately run up TO
oppo sltion bidding took occasion 10 doubt
az 70 the ceruineness Of ths bid and eniesvored to
frd cut who was opposing him. The bid huEg good
while on the above Daned sum, that appearing TO D.
the limit which Mr.. Chapin not 70 exceeds bnt ne
finally took courage and the bdcirg went rapidly up
- $3.50 go, when Mr. Smith rsi-ed il at bound to
lHoiyoss txas.l Mirror.
ABrG SLr,GH Rrnr.-TBe Springfield Republican
gives an account VI Whist il calls tire grea'grand.
father Of sleigo- -rdes" being popular e1carson To
that city Of 6fyto sixy double teams, with 40 per-
sons from Holyoke Saturday last The party COO
sisted Of TIE employees of the Lrman Nils at Holy
ole The teams were Gecked with hsgs and ever
greens ard the grand procession passed through the
principal streets Of the W. exchanging happy greet
iugs With tie thousands that were dTawn to wtaess
the SPECTACLE and creating great excitement wherever
~
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-15
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

Mo>DsY, Feb 1.-THE President, Mr.. Taos. Nc
SfFDoS, in the chsir.
Mr. STARR offered r. solution, directing the street
Couuissi0uer TO make An e1sniI alton OF the bulk
head AID Iiers from Charles street TO Hammond
street, and report their condition to this boarl.
Adopted.
Tie Broad,qy Paremeaf.-Mr. OWES offered a
70 olncn requrir the CrOton DE armeut TO adver-
tie for proposals. 70, the alteration of the bu.s pave
uent 20 Belgian, which vas referred to the Commit
tee on SiTeeis.
The Aims. fiorse AFairs Mr.. rEcK offered a reso
luton irstructing the Counsel 20 The Corporation TO
conn uuicats to his Board Whist powers. If any, are
possessed by the Common Council or Board OF Super
vsors - investiga,e and supervise tie management
and eTpt rditures OF the Aims HOue Department. or
If auy or s Cf the Institutions IN the chsge oi lhe
Boarc Cf Ter Governors.
A message wss received from the Mayor transmit
ting the annual reports OF several Savings banAs.
Ordered on file ,
IIieen,og Eroone strce'.-A petition was received
from property owners in BroOme street to have said
tIeet w.deDed. Referred.
The Tux Levy was caud up by ilr. Smith, as the
specal oider, and after some explataton from ine'
b. rs Ito the effect that they objected 10 several items
bot owing to the necessity CT lis speedy passage they
would wave those obectoDs the report was, without
tint LdneIt adopted by IL to 3
starr. LynsE Peck Boole, Seas Owens, MesPedon and
'HAYs-Msur. Adams, Darash and Bradley.
Tie amount of the levy Dot computed in the
report but il was said to be nearly Sl ,OO0OOO. Dd.
iii Q the debate on the subject, Ms. IUOMEY favored
the adoption OF the Committee on Conference Though
he had rot looked closely into the detail OF the pro-
posed levy yet N consequence Of the wants OF poor
men who were dependent upon it f,r the living OF
themselves and families he should woe for II.
Mr pARRAGH said be should vote against the re.
port for striking out appropriation OF SOuJ re-
ported by reieees and which the city wouli he eoni-
ptlld tOpay.
MIR. PEcK was as,onished that Mr.. Tnomty shonld
vote for .he tax levy because it would help poor men,
though he had confessed that he had not tine to eX-
an inc il cOsely As to tue "poor men, excuse, they
understood that. II vas done Tor buucUmbe.
Mr.. BRADLEY thought tina, tie striking out the
clam Of HarsoD & Clarke would be one oi the best
reasons for voting for It. That was al amount IN
which the city mad been mulcted for n Contract ony
half competed. BIT there many things 80 high,
be should be comp led to vote against IT.
Mr. IooLE said that the tax levy did noI SUIT his
views in all particulars but iIasmuch as II had been
agreed upon by the Committee on Conference, he
should vote for Il.
Mr. OWES said that he bad no alternative but TO
vote for or against the report OF the Committee on
Conference, he Fhould vote for it.
Mr. ADAMS iudOrsed of the referees as gentle
man of as high character as any member OF this
Board.
Ater some ordinary business, the Board adjourned
~ uhurcdaV
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-15
NEWJ-E.RSEY IZ,EIHG.

WEEBAwEES T0wSsHIP-A ,nistske occurred in
rotoe yeststGy ofthe meeting IN Hobokeu relative "a s
IosIshp eil b. tie L. .lstue. asssn Joan
Board arc schuyler Bod hayirg spoken
IL fayoT u t when ne fact TIA. these Two eeniren 3D.
etiset lie meeting oppossior IL 4 pioPsed make
up tie lev to~usop from paris Of Hoooken and North
bergen 10. portion tsken fro Hoboker u Cae Point THE
rss- resic ice c Ar stesns s1d the ground wed
sIo~n T. ie ohe toe kyssn Fields Ttero wa st
lst corce Opposon unaffected IN Hoooksn, for the
r,sson st The Rev xrihp woad take a5o1t $00e
q sH.be prop.r;y h ssvsrs has hos.sef, since made
Ioraer 70 tie city, u heh he c5nsr.ts that onset
ID. ~hch eorfn.s the Lamp and Police Tax
Ti Ct tie ely JDg soCh " Seventh street sss Do cote a~
S.h Ahd allow TIE ururrvtc property notth q t1a ice-
a = 70 aoost .Easy lto BE- AAIess d tOr toese
Fufpte tr '1e tie rst a tho city, Eice h 70 eae a,ss
uca,ase Ee 0i 10 cy about % tEs nfs. fe-f,
couparsd With the esy oi lSs This prgfost0s To-
gelsT IN foIs pIotl. 10 b1glears Ts>ais.
Whcrr~s. Of - op2ooA 70 tas OF
set NJ sysS states Ca Ia o5Ie: seas It's pop
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-15
SUPREME CoURT-sPEcIAL TgSM-FEB. H-BefoFs Judge

MORTGAGE FoRECLosURE-DEFrcIENcf.
Daniel Woodhou,e sgt Daniel Harrington aud others .
TIE deed In question Was made n the nsne OF
Daniel instead Ezra Of Harrington az the grantee by
mistake IL was never accepted by or delivered 70
Daniel harrington nor did he ever become party to
the covenants contained in il. The release from hn
was applied for and executed, not as an acceptance,
but as reputation OF the grant 70 him, to csnce tue
apparent title created by recording OF the grant
without his set knowledge in the Registers Oiice
The law, which in the absence OF proof to the con-
uary pTesumes acceptance OF deed by the grantee,
has no application 10 grants. The acceptance
Of benent may be presumed-the acceptance OF
burden must be proved. In this case the presunp-
ton, if there were any, is 0yerthrown by positive
prof and by the rejection Of the grant as soon as II
came TO the knowledge OF the erroneous grantee The
title, therefore, unless since disposed o still remains
in the defendant, Ann l.. Woodhouse, the gfantor,
who alone If any ore, is responsible 70 her brother,
the plaintiff for the deficiency in the foreclosure Of the
mortgage mentioned in the complaint The decision
s that much of the decree adudges
any liability ON the part of the defendant Farrugton,
for such deficiency, be stricken cut.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-15
LAW LYIELLLGENCE.
TILE STrpuENs POISONING CASE.

THE STEPHENS PblSONlNG CASt-
COURT OF OYER And TERalNER-Eeb. l4-beioTe
Jldge SUTHERLAND
The prisoner. James Stephens, brought into
Comt this morning. waen tue District Attorney moved
that paLe OF 80 Jurors be summoned ios the Ars-
Monday IN March.
ExAttorney General Gushing said that TIE prisoner
had been in ai for more than five months ami had al
ways been ready FOR trial. lie trusted the tral would
proceed.
Mr.. Waterbury said that investigations were going
on under his direction, whether ior the beueht OF
the people or the prisoner would appear 10 due time
There was no Jury and the prisoner could not De
tired.
The panel Of 300 Jurors then ordered TO be
drawn and summoned for the first Monday in March, to
which day tine Court Adjourned.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-15

Music VERSUS BRAISs.-A Wisconsin paper records
the case Of man who, by tue falling of tree upon
him. had his head crushed, aud considerable portion
of bis brains literally knocked out so that the surgeons
had to cut away the exuding portion and his case wss
deemed entirely hopeless. But he Unexpectedly I'M
proved, and has nearly recovered. Previous to this
accident he had never been known TO whistle siDg
or display the least musical talent but as soon as no
was able to speak, after losing his brains he began
to sing with correctness and displays taf, for
music amounting to passion.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-15

UrpsoS CorSrY CorRr.-In this Court yesterdsy,
Jrcge Os1e Associate JadEss fnk sud Car pr-sSs
foHo vEivG ,s1teuce. ~ere pronounced: a..
Adlpt R1;ten. Cor stealing ~ses, eighteen noahs - sss
Prison Al, -.
Henry Bruw1 io sBs clothes was also sect to ise State
PEfou Nesr and han
Joba oN. feT breaking Int, house; County jan three
moltls and costs.
James Horn r ssnp,irsto TO pass counterfeit moaey hve
rouits ie Jail 81 d cssss
John smith CfsedsT fo assault thirty days 20
J.il
wssr pSs,rs eOCnerf.i, money! year ia State
PIiscn sud coats
RooeIt McAdo, osase; thirty jsys ia jail ioe hns
Wm Wtean sni Patrick Lyade. sssaul; and bs:;ery SIS
esch and costs
PA,rioi Hsr.y sc 6ue and cor foe ssal and tery.
Freeerck ~Arzer srt ratrei Ludwig ssst and osery,
rs hu- sId
Henry Brokns for malicious m'cbief ; 10 aud cos.s.
Lcus De Ho~, ssssul, shr batter J, 4 10 aud costs
hicbsel Fagap, asssalt ard ostteTy, 81 aud cos's-
John Foucbe Assaul. and battery Jodgmsnt suspended
Hcnry Prentice convicted Of ss.sul. las. Jay Apphcatoa
for pew rsl grsn Cd.
Iosepk WaTurr s.ssnlt srd battery q 80 aud costs
Tbo hcCsbe assault Mrs Walton, was hned 100
costs sno TO BE- npcned for 80 days toe nhss ss
MeC,be that ast August be- 50 constable nNins seen
r,vsa offered for tie arrest Mrs. Haune who murdered
her kusbsrc in Albany went 10 Hboken aud arrested mrs
Warou a. Bsumers Hotel the for whom tue re-
ward IS or red He to ter private room In Toe so-pce
Of nar husb.d and rusT seized her tore open
b.ep on The person Of Mrs Hsrtuns DE refused TO shos
other sUthoy ics his sc ana ouJ ceased Hs
brutality when police officer compel ed bin to dsss -
Tie Court a1acyeco sTons the frequency ~tn whh
stables In this county give evidence OF s'Hpiey ana eho
-.
Petor were sent 10 the Court for the imposition o nom
rs fur McCsb but the appcarts were re-
buked by the Court for their interference.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-15

~ IN etso, n ,hs sam. soEias -t Mss~s Or
ne CO. As.. s..sss .',s issss.S . $500 s 80.
BIT the rsooh "f JSly s5t sSs t3 later cad
,srae., ne sane 1ss asy had .iv.nsei - -.
.nd .tts eorrs nloutk. Aasst and septsasss.
B.sr SS.srd % o.raes Co. sst money. sdrsses1
Tor tfs 81 ~. 80, "a .s Ssss.S ,s
& sss ~ sS,iI any IS ss% .sSiso @ H.: ~s
On % of October 1881, sesnsn Nu ssoyo-d r,yu.st
nd ;he ,sme .-fr'9s !. c.nsa,snss ef L,ss reesssse
sss. sld ol.mst 70 take go.'e.sIop Of tse soo4s
They we've fos so h,s time informed that sa,hsr usr
bad sep .Ivecs BY sean an Mar 70 wHrsp Mssss Ca.
sl-s.d irdesrdnss .x'.esins eos AZ ss.s
ori,se and cuee the P.se,soe Of I've sod This mott
lsre Rad been hed 10 tes Rss's,e. Z, en- -. Ia.
..slrr ts. respective riht' .uS c~yns oa nes,assss
Or ,n ;micsee 'e'ener' sly Soa,sr, ,rs Iss
s::SsIs .o.S nat 70 Ss s@Sua, Of ,he respective ds
III, esrsf 70 ,..en, seaman Muir ,hersfr. s.Sv.
cred 20 Garner Co bill Of sale of al the sots s.f ssvs
Mem ,csoS &C. 1.d 'I,r'S :, sk.ap on iassmen fer ,s
had been essed In their favor 'or seaman MuM S
ras he ss Ss nss s,ss % . pss.s the ..ses oa osss
Go ,'brorsht rhs acti snd rcp'-yet theaL
p.re. hsd se,r title rooas Tho tef.ni.nis wsr
sn horsn Co. claimed Tbs. the properly hv'os eeta ,asss
sgap., bir the them their morsss. vh
interest vs fe'e sna tbs thsy were 80 en,i 70 e.
the soont due 70 them oon the execution win inse
81 Of October under their See
Mu scqnrd len the property, scsase ~ tss
M Of sale revou,ly sruted BY the latter Garner Co,
thew hsd paed with all their rSht and interest therein lilo
tth ter that saoUsh tAe stock
OF goods of W,Tren Morsn Co, prior ia poiat
OF tre that delivered BY Seaman Muir to Garner Co,
w. A, had no, been by immediate delivery ef
zoe good followed sctus aud continued psss~sstca
thereof and as the mo bad een he In the Assra
Ofce Il ahsoutely void AGAINST 6srner CO. who vsrS
ubequert norksees good faith. That the result, ecreees
that Warren. Moran CO. not emitted Ia SerdiH
for Of the property repeNied or Tor damages
eli hy Y tue uf or
The jury rendered verdict sr he plaintiffs, sd assesse1
tire Of goods 10000 win six cents danssss tr
the taking aud etertion under the levy. . 80,
r. n Cu'rg John Vsn Ruren, VIM. n. Thorn aud Nelson
Chssr psutiss; Charles ConOr, A. r. Smith and u
Divire for defsndarts
GksERAL TERM-Feb itBeiore Judges ROOSEVELT, DAVIS
aud CLERKE
THT UNION BANk DEFArcATfoN.
The Union Bank Of the City of New-fork agt. Gar
ret Mot sno Jacob X. MotThls morning tue Court -
cded this case affirming the order made At Special reful
DECISIONS.
Retire +. Crocker agt stephen uCrocker.-Ths tadg-
the Special Term except far awards eosss 70 De-
fndan either OF theu reyered and th. complaint az
missed those defendants also the appeal
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-15

THE OTHER SIDE or THE STORY.--Prentiss says
that John H. Story Democratic editor in Minnesota,
was personally puoshed the other day for libel upon
another member of the profession. There are two
sidos to every story and one Of Johns has been
kicked