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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-12
OF
DRY GOODS, FOR 1855.
Flu IL MAN az CO.,
No. Public square, Nashville, Tennessee

VWTE receipt Of extensive and stock
w American and Foreign staple and fancyi
Dry Goods, Varieties, &c.
Cur assortment of Ladies Dress Goods Coaks Nantes Shaws,
Emhroeres White Goods Robes Blankets Cloths, Cassimees
Tweeds, Hosiery, all kinds Of Wooden Fabrics,
will compete with II not urpas that was ever before ex
hbied in the Southwest.
Superior Inducements will be offered to prompt
buyers.
call respectfully solicited from all the merchants visiting
this market.
We viii pay the market price for all kinds Of barter.
FURMAN g. co.
sug27 No. Public Square, the Suspension Bridge.
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Freight Netiee,

Ii Freight will BE- forwarded BY morning train, andmust
be delivered at The Station House. between the hours o.
10 A. NJ, after that time viii mAnilesng
for that day, and there is cOuTenence for storing
Pref GIT for intermediate points between Nashville and GaSn
he prepaid at this station
Octi7-t II. FAUNTLER0Y, Agent
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WINTEsE ARRANGEMENT.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO

e s-,szss77s5',',EEii,S
RAILROAD.
Great National Route.
YFFERMINATES AT WASHINGTON AND
Baltimore the East, and Wheeling, BenHoOd
eTshurg the West, which places Ra.roads
Steamers, &c, for and from all points IN The
West, Southwest and NOrfh-west.
Two trains leave Wheeling daily 1920 NJ, 1910 A. b.
Direct connections are made b. these trains
For all tIie Eastern Cities.
This Is the only route to Washington City
Passengers by this Route Baltimore PhiIaieiphsi
New YORK and Boston, a the o. ticket Boston alone ~
other lines.
Time as quick and fare as low as via other Route.
Inquire for tickets via the Baltimore aud Ohio Railroad any
Of the principal Rtiroad OdEces % the West.
4. p. FULLER, Gent Western Agent.
l.. ". COLE, General Ticket Agent.
W. Smith, Master transportation. does
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DIG IRON ron sALE.--looton. est Fosedry. IseA
tCrutcesr saake 100 tons brands, es Grey Iron
unea @.es A'-''A0 MaT SsI street.
A SALESMAN WANTED.
WISH to employ an sfcent alesman in he Eiauor Bus
ness Fer terms &c can con REM p Sheds Nc a
ahlie Square. ioctIA B. sIaPsjs
nONs--One hundred Tons well assorted which are st
II selling ott at cost. TFRRAss BROTHERs
deci2 No. z, Market
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NEW STOLE AND NEW GOODS.
Cheap Cash and Exchange Store.
IHNEtE subscriber having sold his interest the
Of EVANS Co.. 50 Market street, and located himself
permanently his property, Of Cherry and Null
berry Streets South Nashville heretofore Loves Store
has just received and opening splendid OF
New and Fresh Goods every description suitable for the wants
of city and compromising Of
DRY GOODS
OF all kinds Prints Glgams Fine Lawns, DeLanes Lnehs,
Jackonets. Musins, Silks, Ribbons, sc.
JEWELRY.
Fine Gold Rings, Ladies' and Gents Breastpns Of Cameo,
Mosaic and Gold Stone, Fob Chains, &c. Also
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
OF the Latest Style and Quality.
COTTONADES.
Heavy Wooden Goods, Doresics, Blankets, &C.
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS AND CAPS.
HARDWARE, CUTLERY QUEENsvARE,
everything will kept will he necessary for the
completion Of a we'll assorted stock Of Goods.
All Of which he is determined paw cheaper
than be purchased in Nashville his limited expenses will
allow him to do
mara4 I. G HAsBRoOK
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FOR THE WINTER TRADE.
No. 81. Is5s--'59. Nc. 81,
A. c. IL A. 3. BEECH,
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods,
CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, &c, &c.,
No. 50, College Street,
VETB have Just received Of Fall and
Wv Winter Dry Goods, Oil CiOthss &css to
which respectfully invite the attention Of all cash and pune
tual time dealers.
DRESS GOODS.
Handsome Double Skirt silk Robes;1
Bayadere and Stripe do do
New Style Satin Stripe Robe Ala;
Printed Deiane Robe ALA;
Bayadere Delanes;
Plain and Small Figured Deanes;
Gros-de Gross Mourning Silks;
Large Stock Plain Black do
Plain and Small Chez dc
Plain and Plaid Mefinos, all ee;ors;
Satin Finish do
Plain Bayadere PopliRs for Travelling Dresses;
Large Stock Cheap Dress Goods. &c.
Curtains, shades, Fixtures, &c.
GA Satin Damask; Embroidered Muslin Curtains;
"A Wool do COrnices and Bands
Floor Oil Cloths.
1884, I24; Ga A Oil Cloth, which to suit any
Carpets, Rugs kc.
Ga superior Velvet Carpet Sup. 3Ply large stock;
- do do do do ply Go dc
~ do Brussels DO Ingram Carpsts
81 do do do Large Stock Rugs, Matts &c
mantiIIas, CIOaks, ShawIs, DC.
We have large stock Of sbaws Cloaks Mantias, &C.
l2 Duck always hand for Wagon Sheets Tent Cloths &c
with the above goods haysa large stock Of ,
liz I4 Bed Blankets Also general stock Of Staple Dry
poy5-S A.C.B. L A. BEECH.
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Lttlston Collier and Others complanants rs James Dper
Thomas Draper, John PetaWay Ihan Pharis Christopher
Clark, Malnda Clark Alexander Getting sally Getting Shell
by Pharis and others-Injunct'on Bill.
this motion Of compliments By their SOLICITOR and
it appearing to the satisfaction u The Clerk Master from
an allegation in compliments bill, which to,
PENDANTS Christopher Clark. Maiind Clark Alexander Getting
sarah Getting and Shelby Phars residents
q Tennessee Is ordered tha publication be four
ve weeks in the Union and American, published in
the city Of Nashville requiring said resident defendants
appear at The next term OF the ehancey court HELD
county OF jackson. the Sansbro.
on the first wednesday after the first Monday in February
to then and there enter their defence to compliments said bill
Judgment by default viii be taken against them.
down for hearing paFte o
dec2-wIw prs fee 80 WI. Bolts. NJ
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NEW HARDWARE HOUSE.

TyHE SUBSCRIBERS associated themselves together
for the purpose Of doing business in
HARDWARE, CUTLERY AND HOUSE
FURNISHING GOODS.
The business Will conducted under the stvIs Of MACKENZIE
MIscHM. ALEX. MACKENZIE
Nashville, October |, ls5s. W. H. M1NCHIN.
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DAILY TRAINS
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and NashviIIe IsniIrond.


SNYDER q FRIZZELL
ARE OPENIN O-DAT,
CtENTs' me Calf Scotch Bottom Boots;
" . Brogans; KMN
. Stitch Boots and CATERS.
90 Water Proof Boots;
Ladies Congress sni Laced Hell Caters;
Black English Cloth thick Sole Caters;
- CengIess a Laced Caters vita Hesst
Kid Boots, with and without Heels;
. Calf and Morocco BussiGs;
Slippers, with and without HreisI
Misses and Children Calf Morocco and Kid Boots;
Kid AID Morocco Boots with Heels;
Boys and Youths Shoes Of all kinds.
For plantation Purposes.
Best Double Sole Brogans, Glf;
. Thick Boots, 6 IL
Dutch for Women;
Boys and Youths Boots and Brogans;
Which low prices for cash
SNYDER 4 FKIZZELL,
noyS-A No. q Publio Sqnsre,
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MOULTON & REED,
Wholesale GrOcers,

=. n.
MOULTON REED,
Wholesale GPOcePs,
FoRRARDLYG AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC LIQUORS, BACON, LARD
FLOUR, FEATHERS, &C., &c
NO. So BROADWAY NASHVILLE, 7EYNESSEE.
cOanty produce taken exchange the highest prices
nOv26-f
TERRASS BROTHERS,
6SCCCESSORS to BicCrea & Terrass, dealers in GRO.
- CE3sEESs FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
hIQCOAkSs Nc. % and IS Broad street.
IRON, &C, AT COST.
go tons assorted Pittsbqg Iron, 50 tons castings
500kegs Nails 2j boxes Tennessee Axes.
Wishing quit this branch Of our business we will sell in large
lots for cash. at cost and in small lots az greatly reduced rates
SUNDRIES.
40 Boxes Black bottles, 4, 5, 6, and z;
200 g Pint, half-pint and quart Rlasksi
500 " Window Glass:
100 TumbeTs:
IS kegs Boiler Rives and Nuts
100 dozen BrOOms:
500 Cast, Wrought and Steel Plows
100 boxes Pickles, for sale low down.
ian27 TERRAss BROTHERS.
COpartnership Notice.
TEV o, HARRIS, W. II. GORDON ". o. HARRIS, and F. B.
der the style Of
HARRIS, GORDON Il co.,
SoR THE PURPOSE oF TRANsAcr1SsA
GENERAL COM MISSION
Forwarding Business,
1t the ED stand of W. H. Gordon d Co., Nas6vazs, Tenn
". H. GORDON Co.. viii continue the Factory and Mil
Agency heretofore in the Warehouse being erected
joining the occupied by Harris, Gordon & Co.
Nashville, Nov J, 1853.
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VMTE wish buy Fifty good young Negro Men and Women,
w the Southern Market having such TO sell will
find their DteTest 70 call
sepl6 II. H. HAYNES & co
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ON after SUNDAY, July H. ls5s the Passenger Ira
I y will be follows:
Leave Nashville daily A. NJ and 30 P. NJ
Arriving AZ Chattanooga al 22u p. NJ and Is A. n.
Leave Chattanooga az A. u. and o P u.
Arriving al Nashville al ~ P. NJ andS.l0 A. NJ
Through tekets ssd Nashrils the following paa
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CHANGE OF Schedule.

Nashville a Chattanooga RaiIrOad
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FINE BOOTS, SHOES AND CATERS.
NEW ARRIVALS.
Ohm RAMAGE. AZ College street,


NEW ARRIVALS.
JOHN RAmAGE, AZ College street,
now receiving large excellent stock Ladies'
and Gents and for Misses, Boys and Children.
Gents sup. Cali Stitched, and Pump Sole Boots; XIV
do French Patent Leather and Calf Congress Caters;
do do Patent and Calf, silka nd Red Top do
do Black Cassimera Prunneils do
do English Lasting and French Calf Kid Ties:
do Buckskin n o. DO
do Calf English Stitched Down Pump Shoes;
do Lasting oNfords and Dress do
do Calf Kid and Boot Morocco Oxforas;
do Calf Union half Caters
FOR LADIES.
Ladies' French Lasting Congress Caters WITH and without heels
DO do do Lace do do do de
do do Kid Congress Boot do do do
do Glove do do do 40 do de
do French do Slippers trimmed 40 do do
DO White Satin and Kid Slippers do do do
MISSES Kid Boots thick and thir sole do do 40
do Black and Brown Caters do do do
do Black Kid & Bronsed Slippers do do do
do Lasting Caters Plain 4 Tipp'ddo do do
CHlLDREN'S New Bronzed Heel Slippers; Black and Col
ored Lasting GateTs, Boots and Shoes beautiful assortment
and in great variety
BOYS and Youths Oxford Ties Congress Caters Patent
leather and Calf Dres Shoes Satin Ties etc. Call AZ
College Street. JOHN RANAGE.
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ROCA,S BALSAM FOR PULMONARY AND
TURERCULAR CONSU MPTEON.

FHVHE public in possession Of Of the most extra
ordinary remedies etant for what has heretofore been
incurable disease being OuJVEa ard App8ica
ton, the action of which seemingly miraculous, and its
having of those attributes which make the
compounds now in general
pamphlet containing directions, letters from distinguished
and we'll Individuals other documentary evidences,
will accompany the remedy.
Mr.. James Rees having ceased to be the agent for the sale
this Basam the price has been reduced 1t only be obtained
Of the propeOrb letter directed 10 a. OCA, box l P
o. Philadelphia, Penn. nov3O-d6m
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NEATNEss AND DIsPATCH.
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IN CBANOERY AT GAINSBORO.
DECEMBER RULES 1873

Abhai Cannon and Saie Cannon, compliments rs Shelby
Phsr Alexander Getting Christopher Clark, Malnda CLARK
and others, defendants.
this motion Of compliments oy their solicitor and
appearing to the satisfaction OF MASTER from the
adaYits Of companant, the defendants shelby Pharis Alex
aDder Getting Sarah Getting Christopher Clark and Mainda
Clark are residents Of Tennessee ordered that pub
uon be made for four successive weeks the American.
newspaper published in the city Of Nashville requiring aid
nonresident defendants appear next term Of the chan
court TO be held for the comfy Of Jackson court In
the town OF Ganshoro the first Wednesday after the first Mon
day IN February, 1859 and then end there their defence 10
compliments said bill the lie taken for confessed and
set down for hearing ex parte as them.
dec24-W4w prs fee So WI. Bolts, c & NJ
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DIRECT LINE BETWEEN THE EAST, AN
THE GREAT NORTEE-KESr.

The ernnecHg OF tracks By tbs Railroad Psfur.
avoiding ali drayae feage d freight together with
ing Of time =dysnses REALLY appreciated BY shperI
freight, ard the travelling Pubic
Parties shipping Eastward viii find their advantage
snip b. this roase.
for freight Contracts shipping Directions apply ad-
dress either Of the following Of the cJmIany.
d, - STEW Art, PittshunE:
Doyle Co, steubenyille- o. u Pierce Co Zanesyie,
Johast0u. Ripley, o. hcNecy, Msgesille, Ey Ormsby
Chopper. Portsmouth o. Paddock JeersouVi Ind,
W Brown Co., Cineinns. r Mediums. Madison, lad;
William bRghams Louisville Ky, 6rh s. o., Cairo,
III Sass, 81 Lu Mo-; John Harris, Nashville, Tenn;
Harris HINT Memphis Tenn Clarke Co. Chicago. H.:
W Il II koontz, Aon al Murphy Vale. Dubsaus Iowa;
freight Agenisof Railroads. points West
The Greatest Facilities Offer red fer the Pre-
lection and speedy TransPOrlatiOn OF
LIVE STOCK,
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NUTS, SODA, CIGARS, DE.
Is bbls Soft Shell Almonds; 1000 Estella Cigars;
do English Walnuts; 5000 Rio Hondo dc
do Brazil Nuts 10000 La Rose do
do Filberts; 10000 La Chincha do
100 bxs Fire Crackers; 10000 Estenanoni dc
so casks Soda; 10 bbs Smoking Tobacco;
10 do New Rice; 30 grOss II. Clay glazed
Pipes.
above will be sold very low Nos IL Market
street. by HUGH McREA & co.
nov24
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ANYWAY from the subscriber night Of he g-,b ,lt
y NY negro boy, john Said boy Is bright muIatto ast
about . yeals is about et, inches he.ht rtt.r
senir, with black hair, and is distinguish fro
Fhite man. oy ci Csc Observers He boot and hoe
maker, and uses his left hani altogether IN pegging.
viii give $50 person who may bsF and
lodge him in Jail in this State, has set him - ses
4 arrested out VI As STATE GEO. STROgD.
JaH4-l2 A0rrissa Depot, Warren CO., Tenn.
said boy was veil dressed Of me appesruee hair neun
pise< Len with Faskefs pretty al se-
VIZ 20 doubt aim = Tor AFhts CEa read and krs
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FARMERS

TYOODS, YEATmAN & co. No. Is, North
w College StreeI.--ln addition to heavy
and well assorted Stock Of Tennessee CharcOal-FGe-
fined Iron, have Just received very superior lot Of
Irou Axes; Steel Springs; RugEy-tire and
PlOw Plates,
and sFRIso, CEsT, sHKAR, GERMAN, RNoLrM AERcASH
RLIsrER's STEEL.
Dacl6-tu2m.
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BUSINESS WHITING.
d. F. B h d WN,
Teacher of Writing and Photography,
RESPECTFULLY invites Nashville and vein
= iy to call at W. 4. Berry Co.'s Store exam
inc the specimens Of writing that received The
First Prize at the WORLDS Fair,
and also certificates from the highest authority
States.
On the 81 Of January next he will organize
Southern Commercial College. teaching afternoons and evening
Information desired be had at the Book Store, the
College where Mr. Brown will furnish demonstration Of
tie superiority Of his system Of teaching aud writing
TERMS MODERATE. [dcZ3-d2w
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PLANTERS RANK OF TENNESSEE,

FENHE Board Of Directors have this day declared dividend Of
s. per share, payable Stockholders and after the
lst OF January, 1853. [dec5e-lmI D. WEAVER, Cab.
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WHISKY.
1CC0 barrels Tennessee White, and other brands;
$50 j. H. Smiths Reserve:
800 . Rye and Bourbon;
$50 - NewsOm & Lucoln
100 % Country Single distilled; for sale low by
TERRASS BROTHERS.
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THE PENNSYLVANIA
cENTRAL RAIAROAD.
TIE eAPAcrT aauAL Ant IL IzE corsrzx
THREE TRROUGR
p A SIS E NC ER RAINs

CONNECTING direct In the Union Depot, Psbar< vita
Through Trains from all Western CiIies Phadeph
New York, Boston, Baltimore and Washington CITY
nhing facilities for The transportation P1ssengers unsurrad
FOR seed and comfort, By any other
Express and Fast Lines through Philadelphia Without
change Of cars conductors.
smoking attached tain. Woorufss Siaspinz
Cars o Express and Fast Trans. The Express runs
DatAys Nail and Past Line Sankey's excepted Fhree Daily
Trains connect direct for NeE York. Express AID Fast Lnsc
neei Tor Baltimore ard Washington.
Express Train leaves PittsburT A. NJ arrives Al Pnadsih
. Or balducFe p n, New YORK lO30 ?. N.
Nail Train leaves Pitsburz NJ arriving at PhfIasipns Il
2, NJ New YORK 4 30 "A NJ.
FAST lane leaves PitsDurg P, NJ arrives in Philadelphia or
baitlnore al &c A. n, New 0rk $50 p. NJ.
SN g4y Iaius between Philadelphia and NeE YORK Two
Daily Trans between New York Boston through Ickefs
t2ll Rad are glod on either q the above Trains.
StoniugtOn Lines,
Tickets Eastward may Be obtained any he Important Rst
road Odees IN the Net ao any Of The raurr Line
steamers on the Msspp or Ohio Tickets Westward
az the Offices Of the Company In Boston, York Banorc o.
Philadelphia. -
Fare always as low as by any other Route.
lisa f0R zYCKETS BY PITZSBERe.
The completion the Western connection Of tie pennsr
Vania Railroad ChcazO, makes this the
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ARDsssWanted, 900 barrels prime Lard, which the
A highest market prcs, in cash, will be paid.
B. LANIER CO.,
sssp-au eEos with Garter, HnlLsrd 4 Sc.
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Phoenix Bedstead Factory.
WET r. CORNELIUS, Agent, anSul FOR past tavorB aad
~ indulgence, would suggest that We have
more, and viii soon 10 manufacturing
COTTAGE BEDSZEADS, LOUyGES &C.
every description for the trade and Customers generally
Office and Warer0oEs 40 Spring street, Cherry where
will also keep general assortment o. cheap Chairs, bureaus
&c; and viii also keep hand and make order every ccp
Of Mattresses, &C. Persons ordering from distance may
rsiy O having their orders hled. Respectfally,
x. CORNELIUS, Agent.
saaEgM Z Co, Proprietors aprssi-tf
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FREIGHTs WESTWARD.

Yelling in charge thereof.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-24
MARRIED.

ANpERsoN-wOOD-In Brooklyn, Thur,dsy SEPT. p, By
TIE Rev. Dr. Taylor, Mr.. Nicholas Anderson 10 M'' Jane
Wood.
ACKERMAN-PENDLETON-A Boston, Monday. Sept
49, by the Rev Kenny Joshua A. Alderman OF Brooklyn
10 Miss Clam B. Pencston Of the former place
OVERWHELMINGLY the residence Of the brides fsthr
"Wednesday Sept Il. BY the Rev j. q Adau Joseph v"
Beesley 10 Bell p. bunham all ofth city.
DOUGLAS ARMSTRONG - On Thursday, Sept 2. 10 s.
fsu's Church New Haven BY the Rev. Dr. Litejohn Mr.
Henry Douglas to Miss Hoense Armstrong daughter Of
Mr. Samuel 7. Armstrong.
DEMARFsT-CURTIS-In this city, "Wednesday sep' z'
nv Cornelius T. Demsrrst Mr. Henry Domarest 70
Miss Helen M. Curtis, both Of this city.
GEBERT-CONZALES-On Thurdsy evening, Sept q a. the
sohmsn MI Gustsye Gebe Mss Caroline Gonzales both
ofthis city
KINGsLEY-DE sMlTH-On Thursd.y Sept a. a. The N e..
Church IN Rockville Centre. Lons Island BY the Rev MI
Gotbsrd Mr. Wm C. Kingsley Of Wesmoreand County, Ia ,
TO Miss Sarah De Smith Of the fDmer place.
SEYMOUR-SHER WOOD-A Bloomfield. n j. on THURSDAY
Sept 2 BY the Rev Samuel Sherwood assisted by the
Rev Seymour Edward Seymour Of New York, 20 B. Jeane
Sherwood aau xbtsr of the officiating clergyman
SIMONDS-HOLKINS-On Wedr e6sy. SEPT y, o. o. Joan 8
Church Warehouse Point Conn by the Rev Henry ac Ccy'
J. H. Simopds Of NewYork and Caroline e. daughter oil Co-
Harvey Holkins of Warehouse Point =. ~ -.
WALTER-WOODGATE-On Tuesday evening, sept ~ a.
the third Methodist Episcopal Church. y the Rev
Luther Peck William H. Walter, jr 20 Mary A. Woocss'e'
both Of this city.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-24

SSATCHISG CHECK FROM Boy Michael Dun
don a tall, numbering Irishmsn was brought before
Alderman Brady yesterday afternoon, by officer of
the Second Ward and charged with highway rob-
berry, having but short time before the compliant
was made, attacked Charles II. Smith, a lad in the
employ Of firm at No, 81 Wall street. while on his
way to the Seventh Wark Bank, knocked him down,
and snatched from him check for $35. The assault
was made at the corner of Maiden lane and Front
street, when several citizens nterered and gave the
thief in charge of an officer. The rascal seemed to
have become deeply penitent, shedding many and big
tears, on being presented to the magistrate. He was
committed on the charge Of highway robbery.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-24

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ss' %ss esS .. GO s.is G en- s. E.;Pf y. H.,
s25 !csn B R,ss ss' E s: ss, Co s Es ws,:
wallace > q wies. Vi @ ss' C. shipn.o So; " NJ NJ
White, s25 samu. J,cot. SO; Georss @. Hol.on. $50;
PSp.. s25. Richard soItin.e SO; Iuaan, sss, a.
W BrsdOrs so' O. De Amelia so; shspasr, Knspp siO;
ssc; w y P,,.s s. Co. 60 tdsais k,l. sa, p.i,
s5i u. Pqsbs q. G. 81 Taoms. Mls:i 81 F..ssa
Nicism az; A, 81; cs.5 s5l L. Bona sio; r Bo.si
to- sS a'Hoi Il & L L,s I'D 60 % K
Cora, 9 Pi.sn Bro,h.I' 80 DaDisl Co. IS; so.her.
so ch sss..s. si ca. Moan 500 ssr.:a H sIi
Smith, sito; G; ". LaIm,n. sloe;G Ward slo Taom%
G. S sf5 s5 c.so oi1sfs sis Ea9 I wd:f 81 G. s.
sIe't t5 sI S''; GiSS'os, s s. Rpr s. Rs,G
i rsi.ed by himself sioo; osumoni 8 50; b5@-nico
Ss. y "ssoS of sa Jas st s re'Ta: Of s;
frsnes IS Robert sa; Sidney Brooks, $500; sturgs,
Fs, e P;n EoSt 5tan ffHP s@pf bsssa
s25; Edw. Gilelsn sioe; Ghsfa,n. asleo Co.
sic;J wia6 ssS Edsard De.oo a'i so' D.a ras
Association. so5 IS; tssser.y Co. soo Graham, 10;
ch fsnsI Baens5s~ s5smn g. d.ss s dens s ps
stetti q NJ Benyenuso' si VI BiOddi sl : Bepv,nu9 2
Aoccbi. $40 Lecture Of Rev Dr. Thompson. ss5
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bot, a25; heiss GJeenleaf Sz5j Ashley Norris, S25
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Brothers, 800 w Harvey, Lecture Of Mr. G.jsni
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Dayton, sPraene Co, so ~ A. Harmony, lS;j r. shsae
siro Batrsrnp, 81 Giovanni Mecch S5; Mary z. Essa
81 Mr.. Bucker Pagsnn subscription raised By bese 2
Samuel Barlow, 100; Lewis @ Lsla proceeds Of the
sale his book presented TO the COMMITTEES 6 o. Bsrns
6 400 C. Brumidi, s6 b. ThomS 81 ToA raised from
the subscrption I0623 H. Fist remittance 81 g22 a.
and remittance the Of the 18th ofSeptem
Der, $500 81. Total, $lO6D r. For the Committee.
BOTTA Presidsnt.
Nev. York, Sept %. Is5s OTTO rABBRICUTTi. Tre,.r
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-24

THE THIRD WARD FIGHT.-Jig Haley, another of
the rowdes engaged in Councilman McCarty's fight
OF Wednesday, was apprebended on Friday morning by
Officer Wilson, from whom he endesvored to escape
by running but overtskeu. He is at present not
engaged in any particular business except politics. and
says be was formerly in the produce business. He
taken before Aid. Brady, and likewise sent to the
Tombs. The other persons who were arrested we're
alo before Aid Brady Friday morning. and gave bail
for their appearance Saturday at 10 O'Clock. Coun-
Gilman McCarty was released Thu sday night, on
offering the proper surety for his presence at the exam
inatioD.