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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1859-02-04

IMPORTANT If TRuE.-A recent number Of
the Milwaukee True Democrat contains a
statement whichi 10 of value to the medical
profession. That paper says; ."Some eight
months ago, MI, T. Mason, who KEEP, music
store on Washington street, and is brother Of
the well known Lowell Mason, sscertaihed
that he had a cancer on his face Of the size
of pea. II was cut out by DR.. Walcott, and
the wound partially healed. Subsequently IL
grew again, and while be was in Cincinnati
on business, it attained the size of hickory
nut. He has remained there since Christmas
under treatment and has come back perfectly
cured. The process is this.
A piece Of sticking p'a4 er was put over
the cancer, with circular piece cut out Of
the centre little larger than the cancer, so
thn. the cancer and small circular rim Of
healthy skin next to it were exposed. The
plaster made of chloride Of zinc, blood root
and wheat flower wns spread on bit Of
muslin Of tie size of this circular opening,
ard upplisa~st'siss' cnqees1for swsnty-four.
hours.
On removing il the cancer will be found 10
be burned into, and appear of the color and
hardness Of an old shoesole, and the circular
rim outside of it will appear white and par.
boiled, ms il scaded by hot steam. The
wound is now dressed, and the outside rim
soon suppurates and the cancer comes out
hard lump, and the place heals up.
The plaster kills the cancer, 80 that il
sloughs like dead flesh and never grows out
again.
This remedy was discovered by DR.. Fell, OF
London, and has been used by him for six or
eight years viii, unfaiIing success, and not
case has been known of the temperance Of
the cancer where this remedy has been ap.
piled. 1t has the sanction of the most emf
nent physicians and surgeons of London, but
has not until recently been used in this
country, and many of the faculty with their
proverbial opposition to Innovations, look
upon il with dstrust.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1859-02-04

CoRREsPosDEscE.- The following racy
correspondence, between Amos Kendall,
when he was Postmaster General, and Post
master down in Alabama, from whom Mr..
Kendall wished TO learn the source of the
Tombgbee River, has been published before,
but it will bear reprint.
"Sir: This Department desires
to Know how far the Tombigbee River runs
nm
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1859-02-04

Respectfully, yours, &C.,
A. X, Postmaster General"
The reply was brief and ran thus:
"Sir: The Tombigbee doesn't
run up nj all--it runs down.
Very respectfully, &c, &c, N. H."
The Postmaster General continued the cor
respondence in this style:
"Sir: Your appointment ns
Postmaster at lis revoked. You will turn
over the funds, papers, &c, pertaining to your
office, to your successor.
Respectfully, &C.,
A. K, Postinastcr-General."
And the witty Postmaster closed with this
parting shot:
"Sir: The revenues Of this office
for the quarter ending September 30th, have
been 95 cents; it's expenditures same period
for taIow candles aud twint, were Sl.O5. |
trust my successor is instructed 10 adjust the
balance due me.
Most respectfully, &c., NJ"
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DIED.

BsXTERIn ri. cy on Tus'i,y rorri1r Mech "a Of T.
Pn,G i 49,. 81 ~, Vsrnon Ne,teh-.tsf County,
N the l.n ys.r OF her ase.
BEALEY-In Broel,r ser, srie, illness, George H. BeA,,
the 7ih year OF h,s age.
BEvAN-In III. city on monday March g. OF consumption
Richard bevsn, sSed - years aud m'a'S'' ,
DAvIDsos-In sis city, Tuesday mornius MAJ Y o,
inflammation Of the - isabella, daughter OF Aniew aud
l,sbela Davidson sea IA norths
FORREsT-On wcdursjsy morning M,rch O. Wu"sm Allen,
Of tie lac Rev. William Forrest aged yeS" and :
The friend. q the family invited 70 a;end the funeral on
Of Mr. ~ NJ FEM, No III Heury street.
GARoINER-At h. late residence me Abby Manor shelter
Islands, N Y. M5acsy, March ~ SAMUEL s. U''ane'
esq, aged ~ years
HlLL-In ,hi. city on Monday, Msrh a. Of consumption
Ger Hl, wife OF the late Alexander h III the '''h Ie'
JaRvIs-on "Wednesday March 90 George Jarvi' aged 81
years, months ard 10 DAYS. ,
20 sttenc hi, f1ler, tom b ste residence No. 50 frat
At eet on FriosJ, Mach 2' atSp a.
JFNKISs-.t Nc. IL Fth street Tuesday, March q
stella osu at,r Of EtWAd y. aud ReSscci jenkins asi
ssI.Tsl viii take place ,h, cay Thursday, ats m.
JEyER5-in Ibis city on Tuesday. March p Bhdse ~ BE-
loved wife u George II. Jsysu nst'e II LmedJk iir,d
mOORE-O ON "Wednesday Mach = ~ Consumption Casrlte
A. oldest daughter Of denrY ana Crcea Moore Ia tie ga
TIE s.syes sd friends Of the ,.u, eqne'ted u attend
her Friday, the 25a list f,om Hvf late '1euee
| No sol BiooGe s.rrc'
! MAcLEAY-iu Brooklyn L., l. on wedne'd'y March e.
Biz relative. ffcuss Of b f'herirAw Eissrd
Rs.en are led The funeral, without further In
yst5u fro St Mars Church, Cnsou ayeoue near nyre
| avenue this dsJ, at q p.
! HsEisN papers please copy.
McCoNNELI-fu this city Tuesday pornug. hsch y,
| a., opg ssd painful uloss. Mac Wis VI Edsaf1 O. Nj
| CoLrell in the 8 IA year u her age.
| ncDONALD-In this dry On Tuesday morning March u Of
cole..ltn Of Ls bf,u, Cs.h-tpr Asucs, only chd VI
! Clnstopher aud Belinda OVuslti :sed yesu AID
| NJ
! WoOLLEY-suddeLly. O. TusIday March p, Henry H.,
youngest sou Of Wsle sni Mary v woouey' aged years
| ana "a ds,G - ..,.,, ,.,
Zoe relatives aud friend, Of the foS sfs tc.pocly gved
10 stsod her fiuer from the resinf 81 M p,ent NO ~
| WesLinssol street. Thursday nornl A. 10 O'CLOCK
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rvxRos HAYTL-Furthsr intelligence has nssn
asssA tom Wsyti 70 the let irst- strong feeling
sos;n,, the late Imperial Ministry Who are &C.
en aS 81 nock. ting the Government nth OF coffee,
cusou uu 81 10 A. 100000 The popular rage was not
s"nsb sos;pst the ex Emperor ss sgalnst w L1o'n
:. ..S Cant Delsa Many per ons are said to hsvs
$50 ti,apt cared curing the Imperial govern
su. T, Is aid that they were political Offenders
oSsd beep spirited away TO work on the eststes OF
W. nolslity At irft sufficient 10 keep boty and soal
.neosSsr II IL said that among the blacks, goof
49, n sympathy is expressed cor Soulouqne; b1;
tbe rnuls,tOes express none. Many romCrs We're
sPoat Of large sums OF money which hAVe
hem discovered by the Government a.
bavirg been 10 possession of Soulouqre. n Bag o'
cold was reported to have been taken by gentle 40
from the men in the reighborhood o. the palace, aol
taken to the neg GOvernmsnt. TIE secretiy OF
State hid offered rew-rd for The recovery OF Iage
onAniltes Of specie, iswelry, &c. $40 70 nave on
sppeared duIitg the disturbances. Nealy sS'"V
in American gold was reported 70 have been TAKEN
from Soolou1ue lest a. be 90 the poloi en2ark-
iTg for Jamaica Some pusrile but inehsctutl 81
fenpss have been msoe 70 get up counter'Tevouton
in favor az the ex Emperor.
President G.ffsId bas Issued decree % the eh-ct
.hxt nom each experiment o. the ate certsin mum
her of Young men sos be seut 20 France to be edu-
Gated 81 the public expeDss.
The market gas Gui The stock OF hOur on mana
xes sufficient for the pressnt wAnts.
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ory clean water to pas on. through the drain. IRE
drs'ns are, vher prsc cahle PLACED a, dspt1 Of
iour 60 five feet from TIE surface ard the drains Of
each Tract q t~sr'y scres are Collected in st ssio,
bsvirg a cHpsciy beln~ the outle. of about Tires
are tirutd TO the surface Of TIE ground ard are
covered BY locked cast iron covers on opening which
the lt sy be removed the operation Of the dram.
ws'clec. Exsc, plans Of each system ard records Of
tie c-pths ard ,izes 81 the tie kep' 60 that ia
tufe ALTERATIONS ard additions may a. ary tine be
made The shoe syt'ern is a very complete oce anf
iis reEuts, hsye been une1pe -e5ly beneficial. The
msptitJoe of thi. work, aud its accessibility, wll
r'oly bring I'll d. mage INTO much gTe1'er ivof
aid st.n 'ie coat a. t- can b. les sered ts Fiil
BE- Cct more gercrs'. A. plssent ! inch round '-,
with c0l.rs costs O. or -, pr housGHd and Al
scre csp Tot be properly drained for less than about
i. ID. per ro1.
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COURT CALENDAR-rais DAY.

SrPRMEE CoCRT- ClRcCIT PART I-OYER AsD
TsEMIsEA P,sr NO, -, T08. lcz4 l0Sh 1922 l1 'e1
1870 u q Nll iOl 1850 1857 1854 ios6 1888 1850 1862 idt
PsEr III Mo- a. e9 9 92 9}l 81 go sil 9i' 9jl 95l
e.j 81 g3 gl3. s75 Gs asl s3S 985.
SuPRlnE COURT SPECIAL TERx.-Nos. 70, l9O
lg5 lg7 ls 20 a. S. ~ :, 2ls 2.2 22t a. 1888 21a
SUPERIOR COURr. - Nos. 81. $50 59l, 55l. 53),
sec $751; 49, $50 85 $50 GS 42S $40 9e SO Jos $50 6 Gei
7ol So 72 49, 7if TO III H. u. 49, 79 7i9 7 IA 7i5,
IL, iis $50. 75f, 73 80 49, 49, .,,
ENTR. CALENDAR Noe Cos. ESQ 81 67j, $50,
6a7 rs Gs3 IFS 12& a. 72 49, ~ las IA $50 75l "a
CoMMos PLHAs-P.Rr Mos II, y, y 81 70 ~.
KINGS CouNTY CIRcUu CoURr.-Nos. lis ll9,
10 I2 49, - I2 Is 16 1871 II, l28 iSo 49, 49, 49,
BRooK1ry CRY CoURr.-Nos. &c. 10, s. 20, IL, 81,
g. No. a. g. 81, 81. 81 IS Il 81, IS, g. ~, So.
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.oued IT te cau,--t-o - 'rct 70 nnr-os ems
h.,os, ara or .f-- d. r~ce.. o~int day
Jsds- Roo.ev-t ssd !; eshr siNe- tssi tne cas-
.truia .y,u the asod th-n pc tine 20
,pose Il b.foi. sinisy Y tbs, coud b. snrempi.h- se
ne rot osi-o counsel might msss
M Brst ~sc e-t e--e os sale ne co1t act rua
ths usk - stang ,-yofe I've no ir'seN
TIE Foreman Ct se jay su1 they desired to 60 CO IS G ~
NJ Ca.h,rs n va. i..ood that 'aey clud
re Rlch.-d stsrh-t, n b, should BE- brought in
NJ schsf-- % J.ctsd
I, Gnsly DECIDED s6ioarn The case uri t1oTos.
.rd 70 es'e. tie tine IN svuuas proposed b. tue Dis
tic, Attorney 81. NJ,
To osf,b.s moved .sehneI. oE the "spss' h''
stephan. Which Gissl owed D-'en'- to'k Al eA'
ceptcr -, .s---
tier ,urorrrso TIA. Ire eyteuce 81 boz de' 80
oted sud ~ Court stouei urtu tonof noriis " ~
oco.k wien counsel - proceed 70 .uu IP tue Gaze
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MaRREED.

Mach = Nv the Rev 81 Eaton, Csst Alfr''i' a. Horne
F, = Jala C. Nj er, dalgher OF Philip fespisnct ESQ
IEatsOS- ALLIsON-At Hsverstr,~, Rorklaud County,
A Y on Thu,sdsy ey.nius March ~, By toe R-s Van
sart Dr. Levi. Jeuison Of funoetou, n J.. = MISS NssAa
only daughter OF Garrett J. Ahioa' ESQ 81 'Ae '''''
pi.ce. -
LEYS-HoLPORD-A New HAvcn on WetuesdsJ; NNcn
10 BIZ Rev L. : Weed, r. D. Ley, OF brooAJL' 10
Eary holford o. former p
Aberdeen (sco.lsral Psp,'s will peaie cosT.
NORDLIYGER-WALrER-O Tuesisy. March 2, BY me
Rev DR. Aorr The resdeuc- Of Berubai C'1en, esd r
lsse NordrgeI OF Clarke County IA, 20 Mis- caroline
Il Z. civ.
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THE CASE OF Mr.. AND MRS. WILLIS AT MOTT
HAVEN.

x. Although n yorr reporter lste 5couut Of az
Almost murder A. Mo- Hsvrr" l',ised b TIE state
Whrn tsseb,d him. IL eps,-utDg b. DID yet "a s
uuscistey Involved IN the n tnst sut
ssffso has scrn~d % VI w Is ~
tie plbson 81 Ia tn PIRATE Tri taancsc %
psrsu der.rs-nieut wnrh eAp-ri-1c- 20
bor scQunsd sth =. th- issE bar before s-ovn fei
TIy QUE ard time % aid overcome.
ctay above that appearance or
examination hsd before the .d 81 the par
btt1 fISuos marital py position sno sa'tsa
TIE .tioTs tb-s dd pc-yfogs to .he occar-a
gfot. Harm, J.rcn 10, 1850 A ?. HAWLEr
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DRAisise TIN CENTRAL Passive find in Tie
Marx Lane Express of London the folio Sr- account
of the mode Of draining adopted the Contra! Pari
in this city;
"1be most illustJious eIsmpe we have OF the be-
neGts Of thorough drainage il tire farm Of NJ. john
Johnston near Geneva, IN this stste. Mr.. Johnston
Is an INTEL gent Scoichman. sho CONNIE need his oper
aiions nineteen years ago and has steadily pursued
them 20 this day spite the skeDtcisn sui iele OF
neghbors and friends. Up 10 SJ5 be hal laid 2iuoJO
tiles, over foyseven miles; and the result - that
when, years since, the farms OF SIX adjoining
neg bOTs tie nudge had destroyed the wheat that
the average yield no, above seven bushels Per
scYe his own gave three quarters and five bushels.
new impetus will however be given 10 TIL drainage
by the very sucoessul operations the Central Park
At this city, Thus work is unJer the direction OF Mr..
George l.. Wsring jun. agricultural engineer, who
follows the system suggested by the experience OF the
hest English engineers. Tee snl being generally clay
loan the drsns ATe aid ont a. distances of iotty feet
from each other running Gown the line OF tie seepesI
descent of the land Grade stakes are set s. the inter
sections of the drains and ct various p0 n aong the
lines The levels Of the tops OF thess rtskes ara nen
taken, with reference 10 an arbitrary horizon
which is the same for the whole system OF
drains From these levels lie calculated the depth OF
the drain at each stake the being IN accOTd sncs
with the toosing principles, viz No Train Is TO hsve
a fsl Of lees than in .DU; no drain 70 run WITH de-
creasng fell ss Il approaches its outlet, when II Is pos
sibls 10 avoid it, ami small drains to deliver INTO tbs
tops of the larger tile Of the main drains When Is
Necessary from the undulsor Of the surface 70 Lessen
the fall oi the dram approaches its outlet sna
brCk basin, large tie SCI. on eed, receives the
A~s esssis its 'siosJ, aid IeisiAs u, sA' A's"sS
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COURT OF GENERAL sEsSIONS-MARcB 3 Before
Iudre RrSsfLL

COURT OF GENEKAL SLsHIUNS-NAhch . -nVIoI5
Judge RUSSELL
DISCHARGE or THE GRAND JURY.
Tie Grand jury entered, and pree-uting another
h..ch tdnsu informed the Court that their business was
fristec the, dischaTged for the term
AM Marie Bo,ey Boy1n) The black w2uc be uurorrr''
O. her aged ro'htr Lydia Bcy srtenced tocay - oe
piscued 10 the Ps0u fo- thee ysNs aud i monhs
on tfT Yes Of aGity Il s,ssrt with ilteot % AL.
Jsme, McGsusou confessed being Euy ot having commit
ted Gspe on the l7.h Of y busrY, C.thaire Bates
Wu GlnsGhfr ps ed ~ ths bar on trisl Tor rape
C-th.rre Bse, rTorr h- witness ssDt ttN he '7d no
sb yelsmen cuprt broke Into her fcsdeLce NO 81 s'eiy
street tie I'm Of FebTJ,ry
.,,hsr convicted aud bis sentence VAS ten yc, aud
o. % month 70 hard labor 10 the State Prison.
NcGsUghin sentenced - the stcc Prison Tor ten years
Toe Govt Adjourned ior Tie eay.
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SrPPRFssIyG TYrRoPER H0UsEs.-The wife Of
Henry 1yrg e husband sud taken her sbode
puts1le dance hOle Of 1ncO1or O3BtocH, No is
web street III sgs nst the place IS
d,ororry booEe Justice Conro, Issued h warrant io -
uuVtss0n aud the Of Bc get Seaman and SIX
Other rnates whom he CO 1mitted Tor eAsnir alton
c BUrte propri Of the o,o!deTiJ hose No 50
Wa'e ,res with his keeper aud women were Ar
rested yetefo.y cJnxed by The Magistrate s. va
fisutl an PROSTITUTES.
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AMrsrrRr UyK,vrrrD A cos, ard o

A MYSTERY UNRAvELED "A coat ard other srti-
c of cosiug ~ss found hy po,.sn a't rhur.dsy even
uqou Congress NsSsrk arf rooce o-iig 'ii
no. r. On N. ~ r vAs 81 supposed hsi
utf,d ssieds. To articles tsS. o. ID police 'iAton
h-re ~. remained uu SATURDAY sy-rrE ~h@n mao
Al. % Johu Power, appeared aud ella med them bis owa II
arr, A., Tat hi. % ressouing vel " II
otior under the iffn~nce q rum. and had carefully
t,rd HI. cohus upon the fence IN question pesSrst'fy .
,,t t.pnsr u chit In th~ inra'e n~ishbofho'd
IT, I r.t,r.r, In 1tfsh Jchu took lodguEs brousht
hm 20 but oeios cor,ed h. bad forgotten what dPosoa
be Lad SIDE OF his scauty wsidrobe-
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NEW-TERSEY ITEMS,

MAJ CorIsG TO LIVE At HIs owN FtNtEAL'-
On Friday Isl. q mso psusd John k,cs, ~his En-
gsged p.1r. or the third story OF house 10 O,ane'
eel "a the ground ard was .skeu up for dead IL sas
couveyed 70 bi- residence sid ont, sut his ani'ci
relatives and friends 10 doe time proceeded 20 u NNs
N. usual srr.ngeu .r,s for the fuGersl which Sas
sppSf I'd r Sunda, SHORTY before tie hour aPphte1 n
bocy exhibited siSus o. rsturrirr anna'n
In rnoasrts the atonsa n-nt OF Al tls
clfn vho % hehey'd % oe a~
shle 20 convene With eis friends IL 10 singular o"e
.rS he man, -,.e- ION h-ips buried mir, a-
crs thyscia Sowsver BE seat c9ndt q
extremely c'cs as q 10 doubtful whether be sJ safFFe
The INJURIES sustained h the fall
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PICKPoCKETs AROUsD.- Mr. James GOrmOnd, While
.rrdin, snciou Of groceries A. No. 6f W,shnE.ou street
Tu.tosy ev-nn h pckst picked O! e15 he a. ou0e
rotf.1 Ocer Young entered The Place eosrd ta- doors
innses but had pro eeded Tar be-
thief dropped the moIey the o0r where ~ss found
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cOr-RT OF COMMON PLyAS-sPFcIsL rERy-Msrch


Dssrerre E1e-5tr.I sgt John of'-r. bie sneIih.
This action vss tried before me Fitnou. cry, sra
s,ecisl Term held Il pec-raA-r 1858 -,
On motion 6ufrz prosr-s, o. the osrse maze eeo,s
J-d.e 7s'y fr sr-nt Toe complain; Sc Apo's'
r. r. o BE- decided tas' he sction onusn' io a.
AZ vii therefore % eoLsi1sIed or a. TIE purposes Of rs
trs.> 49,, -.
IL a. ,cior Of such Character hs org e-en esei ins
ID. scs ian age suauet the debt or iss soos-ted
o-FrA dsb.tr forms THE measure OF dsms-'
Croker sh-iGs &c Sec 81 Patters1s AZ "e''sFN-
II; Weut IS AZ cssss cited Kellogg sg ds-4O - JVul '
.. s. 20 6si. Sec ~ ,
Tee rydere 81 rs. showed that Blaze TIE o1tns
S.bo- ape ss.. whom cdsm=rt h.s obtained A. ae
be escaped from eo1utTy aer ds~niAnt D. won ne
bad teen slG held uLceT e. order o. a i'sd Guy
q this Court, rsoye1t snd ~ 70 tie e o. l'
New 0rADsds Ia Septeubsr 1881 h p-cunaFy eirclmine'
c5uruuea unclaimed psntd therefore has sustained 90
sctlA injury hy 81 The esc.p md 10 oy ir y e
cover .ssus defendant nounA tsuss@' Jaigeas iof
ne ir.if iCY sX CO. .
TEnL TrzN-NaEcH 8 Before Judge OaLy.
The VIGILANCE COMMITTEE CASE.
james Aa.o1ey at James DowI
Tee whole % to-day occupies WIN the eNt'nloA-
ton Of the plaintiff witness IN his hehst H, -shed
20 ssss0s forth IN h complsiutths be hsi been
IN rrisonso ssut-6, END finally expelled rom the oAe o.
CsG'oruis By the Vigilance Committee
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fAdvertise nsnt

Gas, Gas, GAS FiXTuRES.-We expect t. sur
ra.. al our previous Gor;s manufacturing ard bealn
ois fo hs Surir trsde Prices sut all C. gees
perot No ST Brotdsay W,RSEg, PEcg Co.,
Successors to Aicner, Warner Co.
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IAfHarti.ement |

TIE PHREEOLOGiCAL CABINET OF FOWLER ~
WELLS No SO Broa6waJ, interesting place to visit, and
"a tbiouRed by AZ citizens contain, hou's7d
OF Bust, Skulls Portraits Of the most noted pesoB
tte world has known.
KIsrinstoD, daily with Charts and foil written description
OF
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STEALING 1T 4 FUSTBtr.--Wrils the congregation
O. the Chesa Nelo-t CnGrob 10 Thireth street Ninth
leaving edit yesterday Ser stteldiI the
fprs a yAtersr Of 10 la asuled Iha Ripley s,tmpsd
10 pi % tfeir cks.r He observed nr Nm
Osdc Sexton f TIE tlrrh GIT him with bis band IN
a Lrn before Justice Quacks nbush The
PRISONER committed for trial
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BROOHLY N ITEMS.

The Hon. Joshua X. Giddings will dsver Lecture
A. Plymouth Chnrch this evening on 60 he Trisl of
a" John Quincy Ad.ms before the House Of Represen'
tanve. Of the XVIII Congress
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-24

RrprprIc,y NoNEArIoss.-Tns Republicans Of
tie Flint Ward have no.uinsted John Ca'haw for
Alderman, Luther Esmes fo7 Supervisor, Tnoms'
MIGiuniss for Constable.
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Al i-oc.~. heA -rou ,hs hdy ~ k'-u O'7aS y
H.ni Ton .v-pu- si,s street - -s oana ees "a ee
k,y-s pr-vru,, .pPsrrr, good htsh p" a.
-n.ds. 1. ssertssa ua Sc &c"
srs.cn ef the luoss. sereist IN soe"taaISs
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LEAP FoR Dr,TH.-Catbarine Kledufr, residing
No leg Mot l.ped from upper ~iotos Of her
~te lot Xies-d, Ile'aay night snf f-l Into ne
y.ro received iues % require h' ru1oh
10 the Hop La. eyeIus abe TAs said 10 D. a. tas POINT
Of death.
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FousD Drowned The body Of James A. Hillick,
master of the Mysterious, found Wetne.dsF IN
- oe foot 81 H.mney street Deceased had been missing
nse Sunday supposed have accidentally fser int
the cox lie Ght~c, suc subject 20 ma, beside
being rather inter- perste Coroner Shirme het nq1.
" or the body and Jury rendered verdict Of Death ~
sug' Deceased Vas native Of Tsryto"n - yee' Of
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METALLIC TABLET RAZOR STROP.-This inm-
table si.ct nay be o5sired Of tie cole uanuia ure s.
t4uSptRs No. Aston House. and Of the various ma
tbrOugnOu, the city,
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SUPERIOR COURT-sPEcIAL TrsS-xsfeh S3-Sefore
jude woodruff go
Welir gton sgt. Nelson, Fl s.-Excspti'ns settled.
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IIfNrIiIsrInenil

GURNEY's NEW PHOTOGRAPHIC AND FINE
sRT G,tLIRY no 7o7 Broadway block below the New
Tors Hotel Photograph DssueueotyPes Hniasuses In OIL
and IyoEyiypes
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PiCKPoCIET Mr.. VIM n. BoFles Of Brooklyn sd
EIrtet pc, Of ye,erdsy While standing PINT
use sqqsIe AID ut,nty gazing up1n elevated Or
ec bch ned strsc'ed st-uou By hoy usrd Thonu
~ IT, VITO oAtsiy taken before the City Hall Police
Count anu committed 70 taswer.
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DENo,R,ric CRY ,yD WARD NosISATioSs.-Tne
Democratic City Convention met at Montague Hal
yesterday afternoon. Mr.. NJ. F. Otell was chairman,
and Messrs. II. VOORHEES, and Wm 5. Leach sscreares.
After the usual prelminsres the following ticket was
hx hall m
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-24

CAPT. RYEDERss AsstULr.-Tbe charge or assault
end hsitery brought sgsirst Cspt Ryntes at the Cry
Hall Police Court, on TUESDAY. came MP yesterday
mo- pirg for examination. The comp oinant is I'D en-
ployee Of the Ha,em Railroad Company, rsned G..
Duba OF White Plsius who bad received an iijdry OF
the Eight arm at late accident, which was not yet
healed, and stili gave Inn considerable pain. He
came 70 the Cspains oc- for the purpose OF collect
iTg his fees for attending witness bsore tie Grand
jury ard in The abserce ofbs Captain setted himself
upOn Chair at the deck, resting hs srin woch Tls
supported il a cling, 90 the lid Capt. Rynder' whom
he did pob know, suddenly entered the room, ard,
without saying word seized him roughly by the col
ar, sn6 az Mr. Dabal alleges beat him on the head
ard dragged him across tho room, accompanying the
sauts,ion with brutal epthets. lie protected ME arm
az much as possible and took the Grst opportunity 70
escape down stairs Soon after p ce'k followed and
told Mr Dubsll that he had been mistaken for anohe
person xhO called at the Office several occasions
before. Mr.. Dubail states that the Captain vas
intoxicated.
Justice Walsh after listening 70 The complaint, re-
fused to permit affidavit 10 be mide, stsng 10 the
compliments counsel, Mr. G l.. Walker, that re did
not believe Mr. Duban coU'd obtain sny relief il he
applied 20 a jury; aud he did not think the public
business of the cour. should be numbered up with sucb
complaints.
Mr.. Duball Then msds application to Justice Qnsek-
enbusb WHO also fsled to give him full satisfaction,
though be gave hin 8 hearing, and then advised him
70 rec the Captan-giving it a. bis opinion that
criminal proceedings IN the would not be a1visa'
BILE Mr.. Dubsll then left.