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MORTGAGE S:ALE.-WTcr,vs
~ 7: Rush Spencer and Mar. H. h,s w,t III, m -,
IL AsE ~ MaTr. 4. D. le5 exe-ite avi cyvr T., Wi
T. 'ueueh uH':ttake rs'lsryins Lat T. birk A. :uz;
A.. :';n IN /, ~ tt'y "f Chicago Ck G,s:.:y Stt II III
nee ~ auk County. lliunit in Uvk 10 Of N,It. ~.
and Ehefas defla.t has h nl!c In th,. ~ H.,
~ Ee tonas,is iie.f anil the payment II t. suns IL ~
IL, f ~ l.. u! lr.! aud VIZ the aid Mns. H. ,,oi,
VII @ y IN Sntnt rst'ni.,i in the Recorders titrc f
sasl C'hty Il G&, il Bow II IT MoTrlscx ~ ~ in,
Js,n , r. stsd E''tElt I" us J. e. anvFft DasE iii
tad t,' tsh''o 1s,rs' of The Western Eank II scot.
pursuance Vi te powers In s4:l in.L,, and H.: ,,. -
eo:alAsd We sAl Monday, tie 1sih aav II A,rj ,n,f
;+ = :. &c. u.n q .la: d.y at the ,rs ,a. # The
lore dcs@'ilt AID also IL tLs improvements
5:e. 5AMf? : fD!H,1NsoS' DH3i:. .
11.srpo,r- n-, .. AsN.n.ts- kc.
nAsn1oecA DAVIS. ATTY. tuhlalmet61
STATE OF ILLINOIS, COOK
~ County ~ cnnk County cnust Of eoutnnu p,eas
C9fnwal and Marcus y Observation-Disclosures. ~
!nle nt1ce Ii hereby given 10 the said tha.s ~ Com
xa ana Mzess y Motust .ht II attachment
Gon a co!ltnon Pleas d.t..i the th d1y ri Fch7,..
ls2 1t the suit of sad Mills t. iaiIsne.. ard
,Iie 'Hte q The said Ca4E:.4 ". tvItu ali s.I a;-s
svtthouse. for tho If sixteen hrn.nd aui ]Hsr an
IL ~ dollars 'tiTe t.i To the sheriff u Like C"ua:y ,h
SILT ~r7t has ts~n retu7neti eareut,t, H '~-4
-H.H {hefcioc. ui>s yen the sid shar.es w f'nr,u,,
1na M M's's r.; si n" shall Personally M a!a,;var IL.
chre The nT<t lily Of the r. mi thereof Ia h. hs:
y 'n7t Inst. il TIL of CLca ~ "a, tlu trt N,r
:tfrI A. $50 give special bat. 1st caIi to thr ..:
a fssor of the said Mills L. carndc and = ,uch I ise
'e'' a'd s0>s' will t~ sold to Ss''tt; rs
1nxp,vn I s.,, p..r ". h1AHALL, Clerk.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-09-24
ROBERT W. POE. ". d..
HOMToPATHIC PHYSICIAN.

ID ESPEGrFrLi.Y o"-rs h:f r-os-'.ionnl. ssr
IL vices b. the cirizTr4 If Marshall and vicin-
ity Tie viii for the present Toe found Al the
re,il 'nre of Z Murnh Esq
Rs,9> Chronic caNss ~ q distance by sending
st,t tmapt II symptoms through the mail viii
meet ~ith nromv attention
August ~ l-io.-.Antf
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-09-24

nEDRiE y SLAUGHTER pENrST
" Ntr.1t1. rnVas. Viii. attend IN an calls tn
the cnnair, without eNlr, charge. .r-~
unle>. Disappointed ~ ra-in.4s ~
Nv prices ar. np r.- 'rin h"ro,o fF'fTf
fore fho,' wishing 'hHr vnrl, d, private housa.
in lowns viii pleas ci on some ono disc ~ |
viii not do that sor, ol practice only ID extreme
cases.
Cal. lefl with II me Fitzpatrick Of Marshall.
will mat eith prompt attention.
March - - No 20 if
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-09-24

NAuvoo.- The Icarian community Of
this city recently sold their property, J,
hayug been previously assigned, tyr
dch, 81 $4,000 they realized about
$40 GOO nae than necessary % meet tile
debt. The Id Mormon tenp'e NJ and
what remains Of the temple, sold tor
1880
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-09-24
BuRLlSG, THE NEW YORK DUN

i gives hut q FAINT picture If INN. VIII
/ give Vuu puc from real .lile
/ Ign Neirs ael | was seated IA my
+ g. 81 at ". II Wall street hus'ly dft
.ug the quill when heard quiet step
+ heHiuI aud and then a mild Voice lugui
( lrnr ii I had the transcript vi % ccrtalu
Judgment against "n" j q u the pro.
ip,.lnr 81 the Peg ghc.wait Company tn
,cllng ludi,u Medicines. ! looked mp
and saw a man whpo,. twisted loot and
palsied arm were quite familiar a. me,
out 81 whose name OF calling ! knew
loll4ug
"" / replied, Il have tie tran.
-s4fl'
We'll. wautii." be said. "rm golng
/ r. collect II tor the creditor
"Goug to collect - exclaimed
Way. the ia igmcut ls perfectly worth
l. s~ LNr, utIpus, and proceeding, after
Judgment. and all ordinary mcaus ni
grace. have hong ago been exhausted up
so O liz J., h prlr-.ly iu,llveui, and
- hosil,S. the most adrHli scamp ii "a
-wHilrf ever encountered
"W4us that to mc ?" hrpkc ont tie
yiaaars ~ grdi. -tfoug voicc. quite
dil,rrul from I'M FIRST tonnes i'rriap-
vaa dH1 know who ana lm bufime.
tie man about town YIN lawyer. and
scot know m, SHcrl- are god In
uaibn1 cun,iailr- are 90. lHr u'ia.
ing. uN.oufnu. md cul.ta.' bills ar
Z - ht uthug Give mr III. tlaa.
s#uyI byp.'> Iue r.rg ia iii Ht.ae
tim f..# ....#t .nf a t..N
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-09-24

Parties Of rowdies in Baltimore, 90
the ~ inst. enacted hnrlesgue Vigil.
anre Committee, and. hung one At their
own Number, named White to lamp Post
Until be was nearly dead, then adjourned !.
and took drink
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-09-24
GRlND.ING. GKINDINE,,

rIE Now Grn MIL At tho sash factory. Is
! now IN operation Regular mill days
Wednesday and SATURDAY
Maxrh | : 1859 No % Il
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-09-24
professional Inr0s
I. \W { ARl).

I NJ cLptGu n Nv VAN |NNpl
y. iiorasg, ant ton','i0N @ Ld~. Naf-
june IL Is 40 q y
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-09-24

Han..W. L. Yaacy. q Alabama. -
written letter 10 the Nonteosnezy c.
ieders,ian. denying that h. = NV. -
ever has been in favor Of reopeAiae d
,he African Slave Trade.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-09-24
A BOLD CONSTIPATION AGAINsT TIE o.
TUITION AND THE LAWS pf the La

d;i.fe g. ,te ral'sr,s|..rf.i ~,
( Obio uak.. tss toll.wI,,, s,.,,t;us
7 f,r,flen' ~ H. nif.r;er u'',rose No.
tion - .aan,.ar +. ghits be vin
ct..,.,.. RI. Jst;.. Il ,.l.s,aa
Gillian o,e-.eg r,v'rr,. If
az. eYaaat Il, -. .ft,itivS n
os.s, slave ~,sfe.. n carno, a,harw
rr.ta-f t,#, I r,rsra-. J mi
sio ne hsso,a 20 belu RI. fes :"
Ii fh. be not ol'sp too- .rssso:
l..tr..f 49,. f-r.s- ,i.n II, ~rrro ce..
a.. D.. endowed which will admit Of ,r
.s..rara,a.-.,,al .~egsa T.. -le os;.,cuce
.rsre,u - cave.nnou,
I-t hiri ,imo f3r every patti. ID
t. lsrf =, : .nns~,ee Iucbliur On h.
-....-.-s.e ~ II. .l,~5 So. r.. ,--,i.f
..,.sI,ft.f ia tho f.t..rl,.. has the o.
f.ar.,v thus 4 areaauco the pa,i.v Ly
.,1tsf E. .fl he astyeirl in liz even
efh.s ss...a.s2
l. or glebs'e5 /. endorse sugi ;sai,
.,as sentiments Il She ready t.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-09-24

The pvonrietors OF the New York Sun
nave now N process OF construction ~ .
c-st al $40 0oo a press that will feed
itself aad prin, both sides of the paper
AZ ,ac sane time, and with the same ~.
adity. that presses now In use do half
The work
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-09-24

/, ,s stated tina, Charles Dickens viii
give sixty readings ia th'> county nr
TIC very reasonable remuneration. Ct
SO 000 at the stait. aai QUE ttnfIh ~
the net profits besides.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-09-24

Foe Collecting ol E'ni" h"'
tamwi-e."o' ..'. s'V W.
And all tn' crowd f,'tfh& ~
rtat.sl thaI ttr,e was ag thc VIII ~
of tH" tmuJnH prlir STAY. ''N2 ''p '.'
dnctH + pavement 'uA Ira''' 'A' "
''''' anu ''''' '''l ~ w. ''' w H..
l'Nes' "'' "'''''
3" H''' "''' .'''.'' '"' :" ' ''' .s..
m 'f''th'' I'''." ,"''''''' '''.
ta. ihN d',' ana ~'ls' '."' ,,'...,..,.
t"s'''' H'" N'"' w "''' N.
i9N % ms 's""'S' '''" ''' ''''
ftt...' ,,A-.., ..,. .,..,i..t
ba'. MY t''"'' ''n '" ''l
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-09-24

Fifteen American vessels were lost ln
August, making an aggregate loss on
nropertN oi sAAn 600
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-09-24

nicxry. uogs 81, RtviHr yHr Ny1rfo
SrArts letter ftan ondou iniWms
us than Nj + C. Evans, az View Iork
who ,ec,atiy went T. London 60 persuade
NJ Dickens d revisit THIS country % a
reading iaar las uat succeeded. Mr.
Dickens il srpears. canaal a#'rd. a any
price. to lease Eagland .and Az ile Yer
Rspa' far Tire time which his voyages
and tom nli aocupy - PAID Pes
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-09-24

Tasl TBsvulSs Tie steamboat tram
OF tie Eastern Railroad. from Ports.
u,h. \ II j. 10 \ewhuryport. Wed.
gesdey avoning. ran that distance IN Is
winuies which Is more than a mile y
miupte - says the Portsmouth Chrcn
iclc
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-09-24

Rig $50 is e Lrf DrThurs3aT
&. last wee ar;et occurred at Warypa.
bur. ia between Il number OF whites
aa., Lacks oue waite man, named
Lfnuflmau. was shot thnuga tae bead
and ustsuilv AileA some iaree others
", Aleo woua3cl with pistol shots
fhe uhat, au's ,aik o. 1ynohing the
.N.klns s.n.a al.At are ~ lall
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-02

large and attentive audience ladies' and gentlemen
present at the meeting of the Historical Society
evening at their library Of Eleventh street aud
Second avenue Among the documents presented the
Society the sixth number Of the Penny Post dated
JAM q, 1888, beng the first penny paper ever pub
lished in AmericaS Horatio Gates Jones, ESQ.,, OF
Philadelphia read the regular paper of the evening
on EbeLezer Aennerscy and his connection with the
early discoveries in electricity Mr.. Jones began by
giving q brief biographical sketch of the subject
Of his paper, stating that he was born in It'll in
England, removed to America when three years old,
and settled near Philadelphia. Afterwards he became
Baptist minister in the Quaker City, then college pro-
lessor, and finally, on making the acquaintance Of Dr.
Franklin, an electrician For number OF years he
voted himself entirely to studying and experimenting upon
electricity One hundred years ago he was as we known
as Franklin and considered equally distinguished an
electrician. Mr.. Kennersey Iectured in Philadel-
pha, New York, Boston and other cities, upon the
subject OF electricity, performing publicly many very
curious experiments Franklin acknowledged his in
debtedness TO kennersey for the result Of many Of his
most important experiments. One day, while Franklin
visiting Kennersey the latter went of the room
which Franklin sitting, knocking to pieces by cleo
trcity On coming back into the room Kennersey found
Franklin the floor amid the ruins OF the chair perfectly
astonised 1t the occurrence but perfectly delighted when
he found bad been done by electricity The speaker
went to describe the lectures Of Mr. Kenncrsey upon
electricity, and the Indebtedness Of Dr. franklin him
for his experiments and discoveries. Mr.. Jones
equal to Dr. Franklin electrician while his name
is almost entirely forgotten The paper rather implied
that Franklin had appropriated himself result
honor Of Mr. Kennersleys experiments and discoveries
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-02

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 81, 1859.
Cotton unchanged: sales today 1900 bales; market
closing unsettled and nominal quotations Sugar rm
sales hhds ut advance Of kc the quotations be-
ing &c. S6kc for fair 10 fully fair Molasses declined
Nc Mess pork advanced 2bc. Soc, and selling at SO
26 $40 so. Bulk meats active at advanced prices sales
s. 600 bs ribbed Sides enc. Lard in barrels 12c. Of
fered and refused India baggiDg advanced Xc and sell
ing at 1870.
NEW ORLEANS, Feb. /, 1859.
Coton-Saes to-day 1000 bales the Arabia's news has
caused decline Of Kc middlng, III Nc. IL xc sales
OF tho last three days. 650 bales receipts OF the
time, $1,000 bales. Sugar firm; sales Of $500 hhds.
Molasses-Sales OF 500 hhds. 81 33c Southern white
wheat, 95c Bulk PorkSalcs OF 900 lbs shoulders
7c.; hams, &c.; sides, &c. Lard IN kegs, l3kc.
BALrINoRx, Feb. /, 1859.
Flour dull Howard street held s. 871< but there
are buyers at that price. Wheat unchanged white
81 40 81 10; red at 81 80 81 35. quiet ut 73c
75c for both white and yellow. Provisions quiet whis
key dull: held at CSC. q 281Sc.
PmrApErrmA, Feb. 1, 1850.
Flour firm at IS IS q 90 Is. Wheat buoyant, and ad
vancing; white, 81 so 81 IS; red 81 40. Corn dull yell
low 75c 76c. Mess pork has advanced 50c,, aud is
selling at SIS Is $40 50. Lard in barrels, 12Xc whis
key firm at 26c.
Flour firm at S. 40 q 81 So Whskey dull ana I'M
changed. Pork buoyaut; mess, @l8 80 SO. lard has
advanced and barrced Is selling at INC, and kegs u
lsc. Shoulders, 6i<c.
Flour dull and holders willing sellers at s. Sba % 4ofor
supcrne. Whskey unchanged; sales at &c Mess pork
advanced 10 $40 Bulk meats unchanged Lard held ~
lie. lskc., with buyers at l0c. . l3xc Bacon hrm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-02


The Bcard met yesterday President Purdy In the chair
Several :uunicaons and bills received and re-
ferred.
ooxxrMt.,noS FROM rm COMPTROLLER.
communication wss received from the Comptroller ia
reference 10 the necessary measures 70 the future
accounts affairs Of the county from those c the city
OF New York. and stating that be had Issued circular to
that effect 70 the clerks ofhe several county courts Tho
Comptroller consequence Of the ntermngng OF every
thing heretofore dncs dicue TO determine the line OF
division In the accounts requests expression Of the
views Of the Supervisors upon the subject Under the d.
recou Of the Comptroller the Receiver Of Taxes has, sncs
the LIST Of January 1852 deposited his collections the
county treasury. found have been the practice
heretofore make divers remissons and deductions in
the amount Of taxes but the Comptroller il unable 70 dis
cover any legal authority for DOING except that confer
red ON the Board OF Supervisors under the law Of 1851
The tax books for the last year represented 70 be very
erroneous appear 10 have been prepared BY incompe
tent clerks or without proper The Comptroller finds
tns: Tie DAILY Of the Receiver Of a ewing the
terests and discounts, nave not heretofore been sub
jccted 70 any examination or comparison wtatever.
Of the taxes uncoected Januaryone for the
Receiver Of Taxes and the other for the County Auditor
Receiver suy examined uiV and checked Resrrsa 10
the Committee on County Offices.
ANNUAL RxP0RT THE CnANnERIAN.
By the annual report Of the Chamberlain Of the moneys
and securities IN his bands on the LIST January, 1859,
der the control Of the Supreme and County Courts, a
pears that there million Of dollars in his
possession, viz
Ponds and mortgages ........... S807 $50 90
New York Life Insurance and Trust Co.,. 62866 Of
United States Trust Company .......,.. q 1904 IS
Various securities. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. lOO5O 90
Temporary deposits interest. ....... 4Ot7O 81
Balances, &c.,. ........................ Al 1872 %
Total. 81 ,ooa o24 IS
COURT ACCoNNODATION.
communication was received from the Judges of the
superior Court setting forth the nsafciency OF accom-
mocaon afforded them for the Of business in
the present building, whchss small and insecure Re-
ferIed 10 the Committee on Civh Courts.
The Board adjourned to Tuesday next at three o'clock
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-02

BIZ GENEROUS TO THE LIVING AS WELL AS JUsr
TO Tm DzADrhe Montreal AdrUtissy, In reference TO
the Burns centennial celebration, saysBcfore s ectdt
dies away, and while admiration for the genius Of Scot
lands greatest poet yet intensified by this celebration,
would call attention 10 the fact that two Of ha sisters
chidrenhe Misses Begg-hsve witnessed, from condi-
ton Of actual ndgence, ovation Of their uncle, one
hundreth part Of tho cost Of which would have lifted
them ffom bitter poverty, and that contribution for
memory and especially redAhls 70 the present genera
ton u Hcotchmep.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-02
NEW YORK LEGIsLATURE.


ALBANY, Feb. /, 1859.
The bill authorizing the Harlem Railroad TO lay double
track Fourth and Madison avenue, and TO
locomotives from Forty second street, New York. was de-
bated in Committee Of the Whole.
The time Of using steam reduced to twenty years,
and progress reported on the bill.
The bills to incorporate juvenile reformaory asylums,
and for the relief Of the State Inebrate Asylum
ported favorably.
Mr.. PRATT, (dem introduced bill TO provide for re-
ports every the Governor of the State Of the
number of pardons granted together with all the docu
meuts each and the number Of pardons refused
Mr.. ELY, (dem) introduced bill TO vest in the city Of
New York the title 10 the lands under WATER In Thirteenth
avenue, New York, between Fourteenth and Thirty first
streets.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-02

g. reward respecting 40 conflict between the
Tree and slave etaes AND found that resolution de-
c'srng that any party unworthy OF confidence mat
Ter what Ms professions Dc, refuses W attack the
insttutin Of slavery Itself.
The resolutions debated length by Messrs. Pow
ca, Garrison, Psbury and Others and nnaliy adopted.
All the speeches made were Of the usual extreme cha
racfer.
Tho attendance this evening was small.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-02
Fire and Loss or L.iss at Allegany City.
pt7rsu Eoh 4 ias0

Last night about eleven o'clock frame house on the
outskrs Of Aegany City, occupied by carpenter named
Rodgers, and bis family, took fire and totally con
sumed Rodgers bis wife and three Of his children
years old, saved The fire originated in the lower
story, while the family slept above and the flames sprca
go rapidly that was impossible the inmates Their
charred bodies recovered from the ruins. Today
the Coroners inquest held bat nothing elected
to indicate the origin Of the e Rodgers waa intoxicated
when he retired to bed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-02

Old Doctor Th0rp, WIN has been the Che
mist and physician OF the Shakers for forty years
can Trades Company Hi: medieiud sponses smoking
chis dyspepsia, liver complaints affections OF the kidneys
and indigestion may be had Of the American Trades
smoker.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-02

feV y 1oUss
Tho State Medical Society commenced its ffy second
annual meeting to-day. Dr. R. G. Brinsmade, the Pres
dent, delivered the address The Committee Nomna
tons med aed several papers read and discussed
committee wes then appointed with instructions TO
port method calculated 10 insure general
cnaton throughout the State. The election Of officers
takes place tomorrow.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-02

ThSrty-Seven Cents.-2eorge's Hair Dye
bsck or brown The cheapest and 10 the world war
% so.tsu as much "h.r dye" ss .ssd It ons
NC IKE black or brown without njuring the bair. Can be
~ IN al westhee bold Wholesale and retail At SOrrS
oVo ofsnd street, N. T., and at Mra HAYES Brooklyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-02
Southern Trade.

rs peg % niorn Southern merchants visnE he city AR
re Of our stock OF syng and GUNNER ciohinR IL now
complete and very fun Of all descriptions OF our Known
sSd medium goods ms.ufsctured With The same and
srn furnishing goods, 4s all of which we offer 70 he sde
~ no most favor. BILE prc1s and terms
ID. DkVLIN 4 CO., 2oS 70 and 40 Hrosd,vsx
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-02

BRowN-HAr--On Monday, JAM 81, by the Rev. f.
szer LEWIS 8. Brown Of Babylon, L. Il, to Miss LEVIN
MA HIATT, OF PeDataquet
BIAuvELT-JERAIxaAN.-A San Francisco, CAL, on
Thursday, Dec 30, BY the Rev. j. b. Saxton RICHARD D.
BLAUvnr Jr, to ADAL youngest daughter Of the late
Thomas Jeraleman, OF this city
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-02

NOn-Arrlval OF the Kangaroo.
SANDY Hook, Feb. Ill p. NJ
There are Jet signs Of the steamship Kangaroo from
Liverpool 10Th ut The weather In cloudy with fresh
wind from southwest.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-02
The southern Pacific Railroad.

---.-----. NEw ORLEANS, Jan. 81, 1852
Advces from Marshall, Texas, Of the list,
the southern Pacific Railway Convention had been several
days IN session. President Fowlkes detained until
the 16ha day after the appointed time for settlement
but the Arbitration Committee waited till the 18th, when
Mr. Fowkes satisfied them Of his ability TO pay the award,
and the committee proceeded to the adjustment and audit
inc of claims,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-02

ANOTHER PfcKEKEE PERroRHAxcr.--A correspondent in
Putnam writes that g. W. Phlipa Of that village and Whit
Phillips OF New Yorb wenton "Wednesday last sixteen
miles pond In Union and caught 03 pckerel and perch
weighing In the aggregate seventy 1--we poundn and all This be-
about ELL kng the number Of fishermen and hs time q
YVug Norwich Falls Club-HMwiA GwjWs Zen ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-02

NEW ORrxASs Feb. l, 1859.
The steamship General Rusk has arrived from Brazos
18th ule conducta, with million dollars in specie and
bullion, bad arrived at Aasamors Governor Cara was
preparing TO march from Tsmaupas 70 the assistance Of
the iberals
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-02

Funeral OF william c. Bond, the Astronomer.
BosroN, Feb. 1, 1859.
The funeral Of Professor Bond took place at Grace
Church, Cambridge, to-day Rev. Nicholas Hoppn off,
ciating. The attendance was large.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-02
News from Utah.

IEAvRSwORfH, Feb l, 1859
The Utah MALL with dates TO the 4th ult., has arrived
here The news is unimportant. There had been o re-
view OF a the troops by General Johnston and they were
represented To be in a high state of discipline.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-02
Marine Court.
Before Hon. Judge Thompson.
Err TnE MECHANICS LIEN LAw-oUKST


THE NIGHTS or mARnIHD w0MuM.
FEE. 1-ABert p Voorhis Hugh McBdRaus and Ann hs
Wy-1he defendant Ann McMannus owned lot Of sround
tate Tie defendant Hugh McMsnnus made an sgreemsn
ing erected with the and sent Of the wife,
There u duo TO the plaintiff on The contract balance Of
STA Co. Ia which this action broug under the
visions Of the law commonly called the Mechanics lien ac
passed In lt61
thompson JThe defepces interposed 70 the action
ing been made by The husband. cannot b enforced
against the property OF the wife, Second: That the
husband .hoSd be resarced = re agent Of the wife
married woman y Incapable o. entering Into such z
done according The srms q In order 70 sustain
sought purely statutory BY parties
capable Of contracting It This court only enforce such
them only IN the directed b. statute.
D. smith, 606J The lot Of land IN question belonged the
WIFE She could not create statutory Hen her separate
eatae with or wthou he consent Of her husband unles
possibly the doing Of repas The building OF
hs her lot vested the THE Aersio sosly In ws
being appurtepapt The estate The can therefore,
II enforced at ALL must BE- by pospsisDg gener
slieauty nrisdcon That The wfe assenlod
Of her husband in this case hsre can BE- NO doubt he
ratification Of act void al law cannot mpart vitality 10 IT,
q wsnd ~ ror these reasone without passing rpon any
other questions raised In The action judgment must be
dered Tor the defendants, with costa
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Rapture Cured by Marsh's Radical Cure
truss References 70 all tho principal surgeons and
Of the eay. Call and examine No. vesey street. Aston
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Southern Ocean Steamer Movements.
CHARLESTON, Feb. I, 1859.
The u. s. mail steamship Columbia, Captain N. Berry,
from New York; arrived here At the wharf II six O'Clock
this morning.
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Hin, Inimltable Hair Cutter, Hair Dye,
% cents boz. No. 8arcisy street, NJ T.; $50 Brosdway
Albany. Calender Co., PhSadeiphiA-
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The Philadelphia at New Orleans.
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 81, 1859.
The steamship Philadelphia has arrived from New
York. via Havana with the California mails Of the 6h
via Panama.
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from the Ocu Court for the Eastern District Of Louisiana
The case was called, and no oounsel appearing, 1t
ordered 70 be cismssed under the rule Of the court