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The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-08-31
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Monroe Convention--Dr. J. B. Kennedy
WV -stlf lIf'lll I tIIN.
HENRY ROBERTS.
DELEGATE from Green

Ma. EDITOR: The Convention to uoui-
nIte a democratic candidate for Senator
from this District. which met lately at
Monroe, turned out. a we conceive. 10 be
a Railroad Meeting. instead of Demo
cratic Convention. meeting for certain
1ni previously defined purpose. The
delegates from the Western portion of the
District, introduced a resolution which
we consider entirely premature-that of
imposing direct tax upon the people
for the construction of the Gulf and Shin
Island Railroad. Upon the passage Of
this resolution, the delegation from
/ Greene and Perry counties withdrew from
/ the Convention, and refused to take anv
further part in its proceedings, thereby
/ leaving those counties free to saw who
/ shall be their candidate.
There are several prominent gentlemen
who would. no doubt, make good and
faithful Senators. But we know of no
| gentleman who would fill the bill" at
the present crisis. better than DR.. !. b.
KENNEDY, Of Perry. The DIR. has repre-
sentcd Perry county in the lower branch
Of the Legislature. and made a very eff
ticient member of that honorable body
and we feel perfectly willing to risk his
judgment and fidelity now. as Senator
We believe there Is no man within the
District, who would take more interest in
behalf Of his constituents, than would DIR.
! Kennedy.
We say no more at present than to ex.
press the hope that the DR.. will consent
to the use of his name. Should he do
so, he will he elected by an overwhelming
majority. 4 DEMOCRAT.
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-08-31
Democrats Congregational Nominations

Democratic Nominee Tor state Senate
ROBERT McLAtN. of Clarke.
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-08-31

" Al pvt Is a"q'iesced in the account II the Al
! or AID h ed The aaphctt on. IN r"eeived her
shares acc RI ncy' In dong - th v we're m sied
a mistsk II fact heyorl heir 'rtro' -. huuId tn
pei ION under srh cIrcums' ar, o. ~ her sub g
Of the entire Elnd which was denied lie other m.
psu,ss! We think clearly not
1t Al he parties having made thei- apr'ica ms
70 tn Aldt'r ana tak"n share upon the basis If
tho Audi or acc luni tie tslmrc IN TX Application
for tn balance Of the'y shares Of tn fpn is a
relnq i,hm % ~ their equitable right 10 II withia
tn spirit 0f the stain TO leave il sutrr4 20
dstrihu ion 20 the petitioner. The c,uIing, nov
apon VIII h the dlStr'bI ion was 70 be mad hy .hs
Auditor manifestly waS that some Of the companies
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-16

FRALEf-in thu si., sz-d.y, T,S i', CAA,ss Frsl'J'
oEpSEY"!. wsf.e Pain, on To--t.J. rss. Is, Josa g.
ee5u.y u the 4sh year o. fstfs: - :, o,
.bor, n.., Jobo Gsysn .sed .. B.,ys Of Ireland
uAXTUN-In TINS city, Monday Dsrins Feb IA aayn,nn
NsyIor only Of gsnjaGin All Susan T. Hs1Sn ass'
ys.rL uonla .rd = days ,
fSe fent. Of fary respectfully i.v.d TO .'sH the
The residence Of his persLil. No. 10 Fourth avenue
" Ms Psr,s p VIE Of Nathan Hilbert ases s. y-.s
JDpx Bs. se :. s.: on ;.s s,ss' Feb L. John
LAUDER IL JsIs1y oty .S Ss NJ Feb Is May
s5;s:e ~ funeral IN .onorrov. p.ps, -e ''' ''''
LILLY-in TINS city on sareAy evening Feb H. in tie tn
nLtyRDsaes.nly on T1,1 a, msnin. Feb IS. Of Apo
rsIy Mr.. John Miller ~ 50 years months and days.
tn vf s ns " a, , s,sa Si t
ne rspe| fully invited t, attend h. faSeI.l a. Dis
late residence, ~ Is Greenwich avenue on WEDNESDAY,
MsNEiPE..NE- Monday Feb "a, John MOreypenny in
The ys. md friend. Of the family respectfully invited 20
az md the funeral "Wednesday afternoon. tae le.a a
remsin, will be tsken 70 Greenwood for in,ernent -,
MUNK-On Monday Feb a. at b. residence No. $" or
Henry William Warren Aanf aged - year, h'''s
NoAkEs~fn hi. city. sunday sy.nias Feb is' George
YERRIsiEA, No 2i4 Delaney street Sunday morning
Peb CT consumption, E0eneEer A Perrne aged ~ yeA
RoBiS-on Tae.dsy Feb. Is Mary Ann, widow of The late
The relatives and friend, Of the family and those Of her 'ors
Augustus and Thomas, and ''n-inlaS b Mfrr' are -
,peet MY nv st.end her f1oers THURSDAY Eco .
al oclocl from her late residence No 81 West Thirteenth
street
ROGERs-On Monday Feb H. Of Group Edwin Chrsty son
Charlotte RoIers AID grandson Of Edmund JOKES asea
years mouths and IL days. 80.
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully invited 20
attend the funeral Wednesday. Feb 10. At p M IRON
the rsdence Of bis grandfather, CAremon Hotel Blooming
dale Road, without further notice.
TOMPKINS-On MONDAY morning, Feb H. Gerard O., .on o
the late Stephen TompsiDs formerly OF Taryio"n, N H.
aged 26 years
The relatives and friends o. the family respectfully invited
attend his funeral from bis late residence No. Isl second
avenue on Wednesday morning, 10th inst At 10 O'Clock
LIE will be conveyed ~ Tsytown by the IL O'Clock
train from Chambers street. -.
TALLMAN-At Hudson City, Tuesday, Feb l5 ssed D!
yesrs hrs Cstharine TalmAn.
Her friends and acdnsnisr respectfully invited 10 attend
her funeral "Wednesday the 18TH from the Reformed
Dutch Church, a. Bergen, N. j., a. 2! ock
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DIED..

ANGEvlNE-At East Chester, on Monday Feb, a. Elijah
ADSevine.
His relative, aud friends invited 20 attend his funeral the
house of his naw Joshus Hunt a. East Chester 10
Thursday l7th inst. Carriages viii be 10 waiting 81
Bropxvile. HARE N train ssyes .. s:9o q N
B0QIE-On Monday, Feb. IA of consumption Edward N.
Bcoi~, m the 2sth year Of his age.
The fends and relatives requested attend his funeral
nom his late residence, No 2ai East Nineteenth street
Wednoscy, Feb 10. ct o'eloct
CLEARf-A Nc Hsra.io Mosday Feb Ia OF die
OF the heNt Jobn Ci.ary late of Erssorthy County
Wexford, Ireland, AGED 81 yea-S
CARLOn Monday, Feb L. No col Atlantic street. Brooh
lyn Mira khxseeIh Car wife Of w N Carl
CIARk-lr Brooklyn. suncay Reb. Is Of eroup Henry
Edward Cla-k, aged Year, ana 6 non.ha
DEWEN-n hiodlsbury, Vt, Friday Jan a. Of corses-
ror ofhs lungs Euos c. w % Jo.h Dewey Of his atty
aged 81 yesrs-
EIR-on Sunday Feb Is sOshis oay daughter Of Bsies
and Emily Earl Of Ne -osrnsm, N ,.
riSRERIn Wi.nsserfh lsateIs psheY dssrk:ss y An.
s,cw ESQ Axa Fsss,, $40 10 yesss go ~ Ssys
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-16
NARZNE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK........Y
Cleared.

steamshlps-Asia (Br) lot Liverpool. T. Cun.Is, Css
pesks, CTowei, Portland. II. Cromwell Co
ship-ksrhsttan, Dixon, Liverpool, Z. III MarshIl c.
Bart,-Ziugsrella Bunker, Richmond, Va, Aynu ca
Brunette Seuekip, MstAnzas, II. ID. Brookman Co
Brgs- GeI ges, Day buenos Ayres w J. Ferees, LyAs
Dap Some Copenhasen, via Charleston Funch MasA,
W. Wilson Van Nance, Ciudsd Bolivar, Habeck Co; u
more Potter Port su.P Prince, Becker 4 Graves
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Suites, Charleston, D. G., Donss
Potter Coz H. o. Bacon, Williams, PhadelpAs ]. w. n
Kee; J. H. Morse, Iugersoll, Wilmington, n C.. AeCssy
Mott Co.
sloop-Tantivy, Chapman, New Haven, J. B. Edward
Steamers Boston Selow, Ph,d.pha, r. Perkins; Arss
Foster South Anboy, N. J., W. Dsizel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-16
Disaster, Ae,

BEAUFORT Feb 1.-THE b.. bark Emms (of si1neI ~
Waes, Capt. Terry, from NewYo 10 ballast -
son,ie Fa went ashore night Of the 9h inst, % 80 -
abou, miles Il. Of Cape Lookout Materials s"s' "
blgsd, and will BE- total ioss- 80
The schr r. c. stanard, jr Capt yohnsop, ffoa sy
r. with Of hides wool and iroD, put into IN ~
with loss OF fores, and damage % other satA sev 80
tered heavy weather On the psssage She viii repair
Der voyage. .ux-rva
ley letter to ElwooA Waiter esq, Sec B1 q vsLsI
GILvEsToy, Feb. 6.-The bark Nszufns CAPT ~ -
and from New iOsk, with cargo Of sdeks he, ~ - -
vent ashore sbou, p yesterday, bsvI1 usasss -
srn Cosnnsl. IN running down without plot 49,
.isLtsis gone ~ her assistance
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-16

PHLADyLpHIA, Feb. l5-FLoUR steady. WHEAT scarce;
Southern White 81 70 southern Red 81 S6aSl &c. Corn
dull: Yellow, 80c. WHISKY dull at 28129c
BALTIMORE, Feb l6-FLouR firm at IS s7t for both How
ard and Ohio WHEAT unchanged White, 900 10
BED 81 3OQ S. CoRs Unchanged White and Yellow 736
76c. Provisions firm.
NEW ORLEANS, Feb -CorToy unchanged sales day Of
eco bales SUGAR dull, and declined &c. CoRs steady at
Se.
SAVANNAH Feb 4CorToS easier sales to-day Of coo bses
at decline Of &c. the inferior grades.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-16
ColrRr CALENDAR-THis DAY.

SprRrME CouRr-GEsERAL dE 81 NJ ss 81 Az
SUPREME CoURT-CIRcUIT.-Samea as yesterday
SUPERIOR CouRT.-Nos. 800, 422, 423. 5, POI, All
a4i I6s ss2 AS A. 4c8 ST. 400 4Ol, ST. As 457 49, $50,
60 81 ls5, 46s, l67, 46a, 469, Az. 49,, ... ,-,
ConMoN PLrAs.-PART Mos. go, CSC, 657, 65S,
csc ESQ., ts2 6eS 66a e67 66s 66s sa3 2 2SS PART IL
SSl s7o 67l SIS s7L 675 66 6 679 $751; 24 2 2 1885, 60
SUPREME CoURr-GESERAL TERN BRooLLYNl.
Nos I6 IT, 1& 49, 20, % a. 2 &C. a, 20, so, s., 81 So Sc,
~, 81, 50, 20. , "a m
N ia 90 ~ 2S "a 25 q, q, %, SO, ST. 81, IS.
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MARRIED.

JoNEs-BERRY-ln this city the residence Of Alexand.
KEENAN,, ESQ., on Sunday evening Fec H. BY the kev.
Chaplin Stephen A. Jones Of this CITY to Miss Emma A.
Berry Of Boston
LAMsERr-HlBBARD-ln Brooklyn, on Tuesday. Feb. IS
a. the residence OF Rufus Crock esq, By Rev Lyman
Whitney the Hon Edward A. Lambert Of Brooklyn Miss
Hsnnsh J. HiebArd of Piedmont N. h.
wlLsON-CUTrS-On Monday, Feb g a. the residence Of
Dr. O. r. Jackson by the Rev. II s. Dixon john n. Wilson
70 Henrietta Cuts, eotA Of Tubby Hook.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-16
Receipts Of Produce.

BY Hud.on Resy Railroad Jo, the geek ending Feb 70
sS head Cattle go sheep IS Horses 800 i've Hog, ei3
AS Bus 60 do Cheese, 50 do lad % do. Poultry ii DO
Esss CO. Ashes: Sa do Backwhsat Flour 1851 DO Paper
800 bbs Beef 81 do Fish, $40 do Pork 95 do Whisky
do Ale and Beef $50 do. Flour, 2i5 do Apples S bush
O.ts 9S2 do Malt ESQ do Rye zo2 DO Barley, sos Corn
9 do WOOL l4Oo dozen Broom, ST. side, Leather 95
gals Milk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-16
previous week:

meeting of the Executive and Supenntsnding
Officers of the Columbus ard Xena, Indiana Central
Dayton and Western and Little Miami Railroads, has
been held At Dayton TO dsuss the fess ,i.y of msk-
ing CONTINUOUS gauge from Dayton to Ird.1Apoli..
lie Cecn to;, p gcs E. Z td.rs r. a. s Likely - b.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-16

The Hannibal and ST. Josephs Railroad is finished,
and the route from ST. Louis to St. Joseph by way of
the North Missouri Railroad, was to be opened for
travel yesterday. line of packets is to be sstab-
lshsd, connecting with the railroad at ST. Joseph's
and plying to Council Bluff and Nebraska City.
The story of purchase of TO- 600 barrels of -four in
Liverpool for Montreal, which has been going the
rounds, and which We pronounced candrd, is now
fully denied in a card by the alleged purchasers.
The weekly statement Of the Philaielpbs Banks
presents the following aggregates, as compared with
that Of the preyiors veek.
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Movements or Ocean Steamer.
To DEPART
TO ARRIVE.
Passengrrs Arrived.

In ,hir Albert GaAdtia JySH Trs'ss-Csp, Collins M
officer OF ,hio R.b.ccs previously reported loS)
IL "a. baIk Veikis, from Peaasg, Z. L-hN.sr saz.S
Swee'ser.
10 hs brig T b. Wanson, from Porto cassLe-J j. y.s
Ear A NJ keny
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY IT, 1859

opsDeG f.r trsfic $40 tIus IL Nnth. Tters r.maiI'
bot twelve Of track 70 be lad 10 complete tn.
rev line between P,9us and UDioo, where tee J'nc-
hon made wi,h The Bellson,sfe RArosd 70 iodian
spells.
TIE wiscsusin As,snt'y has passed tie BIZ rsPe'-
ire the Stay l>r OF Las; session.
Preliminary steps toward the reputation Of me
bends issued by Racine 20 the Rscife sad Mississippi
RailrOsd Company have been taken By some OF the
citizens At that city.
Tie Ne,o Orleans Crescent says:
" There es much paper offered for discount To-
day to the Banks they oered On the street there
a. aboU: tine usnai amounts. We have no change 10
note in rates. From the weekly statement oi the
Banks il viii be observed that they have not been
idle during The week. II is, however, msntes: thst
the specie not 70 be encroached on by s
expansion of discounts. The line of discounts ana
loars now overop $27 600 GOO, which is srgsr thsn
ever before, but that is matter Of ordinary import
with the large specie bssis, which is about seven mil
hons Of dollars above the requirements OF The Bank
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-16

Average, - 81 y heed.
in deuiapd the nrrly being very light thy NJ
TN ready sales az prices from s. 70 q n ex.rs bsssy s
would bring larser bgure.
C. II Turr er sold III " Stores" average IS ID, stse-
C. H. Turuer sold io2, average l3e D. at q DC.
A. MeBsth told l5S average Ill 70. At SO.
j w Pollard sod So average 100 70, At $50
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-16

u,h,., ,oI 1T coarse ~coled Canada averaging Ia
..-h a. a. % y hes1 or ti'fe over q cents.
Scales Sweeney eo9sh. log n al 90 r.rssso sS&f
h.sS aiso ex.rs w.znpg ifo eseh at IS 81 kssl
CsrE A.f;r hous
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-16
oounr orssENEkAL sEssIoNs-Moxp.,, Frs H.

Florence Myers, indicted for burglary in the first
>see pleaded Utility that ohense In the third degree and
wcs sneaced the Prison for four years and eight
uenths go .,.,
The case Of Husts jointly indicted with William John'
SON on the Benjamin r. Hubbard, for keeping
yaasNDg house No 575 Broadway was called up Hbbard
fe,tSe< that establishment johnson
ma on trial Hsts convicted and sentence reserved
ne srss of the day the assault made on Thomas
Burns regular lat Tarnmsny Rsl, by William Foster and
william Hsnley the oath Of November that renowned
psiea institution. political row, and Burne indicted
g eorious assault, only convicted of simple assault
esutepce reserved till the last day ofthe Term.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-16
Albany Live stock Markcs.

Albany Live stock Market.
Reported|o, TA< N. Y Tribune.
WEST ALPAHY, Monday, Feb. IA, 1853
The receipts via Ne~Yoi Central Railroad foot up fol-
lows:
snssp............."..5eT SIS $40
GoHs'p.ntln: week Average .ssily
Cs'tie. 1855
21f eP'.'''''...."'....... 5,lH
The cattle were distributed :. tee different ward, ~ ows
A. Nore's, $50 Hunters 800; Galup's, 80.
BEEyEs-The market quite active, there being large
hes the coming week they buying freely and .wotaird. or
viii market in the hand, Of the Cattle Boksn"
prices this week
Irst quality. ............................5 Sc
sveold qlaIty............ SIC
Infe qndty SIC
David FoSlsr II W.:bn .cp coa.;v Y S.s head
which would weigh about Zoo n es6 the best car oaa n
market which be sold for be offered &c.
Three lots Of Kentucky cattle belonging to J. Mcintyre ~
bead JEFF Gorham q head, and ~ Mccain, head Changed
hands SIS, cas- and sss q head, or To- 2 H. Ns~.York
". II. Coon sold % State averaging LIS EACH 1t 4c
J.. Earl sold s State head weight .sou, us
Terry L Johnson sold % STATE weighing 30 n each .A
Van Houen 'od u STATE at { 50 81 head; wesat 100
VIM. Garner sod 70 Monros of Brighton IS Ksutuekv "a,
$500 OF 81 70 head weight 400 u buyers esms,e
W. Gocdins Of Phslps: Ontario County r. broagS. In
on. ye Old Durham heifer raised BY himself aid 10 rir
1900 N, which he sold r. Austs Of his cy for a. s
ClsrE sold 20 state q; s77 each weight SO h sci
:. Mcconnell .oId 81 OHIO at ssYhe.d.
arriving IN large quantities. prices ar. well .u
u.1s boz .. hnd ready price. No I'd seisw Manr
?, SssA,"i ..ts. nss's 100 head bought Of Pol
Palmer $50 wssnins 81 at cents; Of Mcwao,,.
Va, % Lead Of Austin, Us, weighing IlS sssh a s.
Q oe.sy eossL: 81 T. Rosserryif7 atsi cents
80" Ms us. s'sf'Eiss ". ~ es-h, Il 4 osnts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-16

MINIArURs ALMANAC.
Guy-Y.e, $50 Sets ......... S;SS MooS-Meu.. ss
HIGH wArER-THIs DAY.
Sandy Hook 4:o3 Cows Island ass Hell 0s:e a
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BY Telcgraphs

BOSTON Feb. l5-An bark Lyssnder, Moore, 600
bru A. B. Cook, Dunbar do. Eastern 5tats, hoPSr a.
bark K Hsz-.tne Coombs, New Orleans sehL ASs~
Cape Hsytisp.
Also, AR. ship Ariel, Foster, Calcutta 80. -
Baltimore for Boston -, -
HOLMES HOLE. Feb Ia-An. ship Mary kssss1
nah for Boston- =. -
HkW-OkLEANS, Feb N-irr shps slss, 0rsss"1
Yew.fork; WELLINGTON from Hsvre
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-16

Narkets-CaSrFvLLy REPORTED yoS TEE y. Y. TSIsvNE
TUESDAY, FEB. Is, lSo9.
AsHEs-The market quite FIRM the demand fair at 80 %
10. Pots and &c FOX Pearls -,
COTTON-The quiet under the foreign news; ths
yet there has not sn9aea
10 ties. psise. We repeat nominal quotations Sales oil w
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-16

The remainder Of his estate, which is Of consider
able vsus, is distributed among his relatives and per-
sepal frienGs.
WILL or MARK SPENCER.
The viii Of Marx Spencer, whore cath was recently
,seed he's been admitted to probate. is provisions
ere Of no public interest," being entirely confined to his
'hnily relations.
WILLS ADMITTED TO PROBATE.
rnou.s Stack Timothy Alden,
chsIlott, Berr;en Joseph Mezseth
NarvArstta hedeIer Asonzo Hops,
Eenry Tiiman, Abraham foine"u'
WILLS OFFERED FOR PROBATE.
Ehza Steer T.teosysD, citation retnrnable FEB "
H2aLabeth Seaman, citation retnrDable Feb. Il
Ro>snoHd Il. Miller, citation returntble FEB. Il.
Asa u. Bmith, citation Teturnsbe FEB: 20
Jehp Foley, citation returnable Feb ~
Ferris Finch, citation returpable March o.
.Jsbst Blair, citation returnsble March y
ha,tha Tompkins, citation returnsbe April 4.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-16
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT-FEB. l5.-BsfOre
Judge IxGERsOLL.


THE sEWIkG-NACHISE CASES.
y,,odo B. Potter Nathaniel Wheeler sgt The National
SEWING Machine Company aud hfteen others
This was an application by the plaintiffs for pre-
restrain the defendants who are all sew
hsschns companies in this city from dpong Of using aud
ssipa certain which nffineemens on
fAe two patents B. Wilson, Issued January r. 1856 and
December la6 being the reissue OF the original
pstspt sued November 1885, aud the sole right which was
vested in the present compliments Tae patent innged upon
~ the one famsry the Wilson Iced patent
plaintiffs rected statements from sfhdav embodyne the
shove kcts.
The defendants recd rebung statements and spilled for
. psstponemcnt Of the heArieg RI.
did the rebung statements sum Gent
rpisd the motion postpone and granted the injunction
Nxapst all the defendants
sover Baker ss The Union Sewing Machine Company and
twelve others
This was a similar motion 10 the above, with the
exception the infringement complained OF was that Of the
FHsserad pate nt Issued on the 18th Of Decsmber 1854
Fcr plaintiffs O. Clifford and b. j. Gordon for defendants
James r. Brady, Geo 5. Sicklea aud others
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS-SPRcIAL TERM--FEB Is
Before Judge HILToS.
Hall L. Linds agt Baker.--Motion denied.
sands sgt neutrality-suspicious. to direct the dis
position of the moneys arising the insurance refused
Buck sgt. Rine.-Moton granted, with $l0 costs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-16

r ,ref,s., @ .isss. Te,I,ss BE- :, ,. ;se
ssseI 70 ssrysp a o. 80 - en- o'a ..
a. s.on, evidence ot,se bad srl ssts..r Of the
assssss Of damages or etaer-tse.
The Ststn.e Code Of Procedure section 3U), con-
SrIps oeop County Cosrt jrsecton of actions io Se
fssossa5e of mortgage ADD the sale Of nsos.ged prem
= spseis section 49, Of The Con.ttoon
iOne Of Opinions delivered In this ease na1 ossn p
Csgt-vhseh thereby 70 give oec..on e On
pre- ;sion thai the deei'soa was Elne nJe
ismi.s thar WA In fsSt lie wsoe ''0Ps VIC
~oeve ss~nentI
eURRoGArEs coURT-yrn a-Be'Ors Mr. sO"A'O T.
WEST.
WAL. oy THOMAS RurY--cHARIrABLE BEQUIsTs.
The deceased, who was owner of TIE Fifth Wsso
Hp,eup Hotel was possessed of considerable properly
nj The tine of his desth. His will va offered for pro-
bste few days ego and contains the following eiee-
vnssv beouests 10 take effect after the decease OF
bn widow:
70 the A,.ocsson ReI< 81 respectable aged and
Intsn rs%- e .;;.".: I IL. aa 600
70 ne TTusses Fiv Po.ris Mission to which the
Mr. Fesse !. attached 800
70 ss x2.Iiesn Tsa ale G.srGi.n Society ind Home
=. .ss NJ Ssr sofI i the in.;iucon Of the
T. .Ss Orphan x.y 1m q the City Of Nsw.YoIi. 1900
80 SOCIETY for the Relief Of HALO rphsEs and Dest.
tute Children the City Of New York.......... 20o
20 the American. Bible Uoo
R.for%.s, p.,ss Ceureb. 1900
1900
% " Greenwood CeIa,tery and their
trst, 70 spply the interest and income arising there
/kon 70 keep IN repair tomb Of the tssaor, and
tie ssrpas toward the Improvement ana enioeh'n- mn
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-16

The ship David Crockett $50 tuns rer6er VS. az !. -
taken on the Grea, Balance Dock for repsin shs VIZ
ped, recsulksd, and newly coppered =. ~
The brig Orlando previously re ported, a. Kneos -
sold al auction on the 18th ut, for 26 Hl6
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-16

COPFEE-The sbserce Of stocks Of RIO has limited PAR
ehse, To-Day 5000 Santos arrived The sales are uuim'
portrait -, -,
Of Western sGi9c, aud 2oG2lic for city brands Inc
transactions 2UO boxes
FLOUR AND MEAL-The marke. for Western Canal Flour
.,n bu the prices sske6 caused 10 70 close
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-29
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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-29
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