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of talent that had rarely appeared in this coun-
try were developed. Before our day there was
little work for shorthand reporters, and it was
difficult to find one even in New York. Since
that time generation of verbatim reporters has
been educated, and every important paper is
obliged to maintain staff of stenographers or
photographers. Engravers upon wood were also
scarce until we opened the illustrative news
paper field by cuts of the chief events of the
day. Now there are scores Of clever men who
live by newspaper work OF this kind. We gave
our best efforts in aid of th. electric telegraph
during the dark days of its inventor and first
applied 1t to it's present extended use as news-
paper helper. We had previously organized q
corps Of shorthand writers who gave us YER
batim reports of the proceedings of Con-
gress, and were the first to furnish the
public with full reports Of important
speeches by telegraph. A speech of Mr..
Calhoun, printed by us, was the first thing
Of the kind ever reported by telegraph We
have given detailed reports Of political conven-
tions, occupying sometimes four or five columns
Of the paper per diem, by telegraph. The Ma
tiona Conventions in 1856 lat Philadelphia and
Cincinnat) we're all done by us in this Lightning
way. In the greatest of all telegraphic enter
prises-the laying Of the ocean cable-our CORES
| pondent was the only American journalist who
described the work from personal observation
Our religious contemporary refers, in compli-
mentaly way, to our having been the Grst secular
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PALACE GARDEN AND HALL. Fourteenth street
SACRED CONCERT.
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gMMbft.
Att0rnsgs.

A LBERT T. EMORY,
~ - - ATTORNEY AT LAW,
SMEDLEG ROW, Opposite Court House,
ToNSONTowN, MD.
Being located ToWSOnoWn, VIII prompt
20 business in Baltimore county and collection of
the city. iel33m.
A TTORNEYS AT LAW.
IA ANDREW STERETT RIDGELY,
Office No. A. ST PAUL STREET, Baltimore city,
RICHARD GRASON,
Late States Attorney, Cecil c1unty,)
Office T0wsONTOwN, Baltimore county,
Practice in the Courts of Baltimore city, and Baltimore
ana Howard counties. fe99tf
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RaiI Rna1s.
Ia % -: FOR ~. THE J.

HaHzZ ~ s1hLeHa@ VEST AND SOUTH
I'm o,,, b. BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
lows: '' e Ni"S va" " $50
iea n camden Station BatmoreMail Except Sunday
a. 10 ~ hS press daily at +05 F. NJ for ALL PARTS OF
trains go directly through ~ " ' ~
FOR Wal PASSENGERS
Between Baltimore and Piedmont take tIe % train
between Cumberland and Wheeling by wing over for Cum
3erahu anu heelng Accommodation Tan0 and between
Grafton and Parkersburg, take the train from Bal
THE LEE FREDERICK TRAIN Leaves Baltimore at AIS P NJ
THE ElIlCOTTS MILLS TRAIN leaves Baltnora at e IN
7lOPM ~ 81 ''-o a NJ IN"
FOR RELAY HOUSE besides the regular trainA q spe
p. NJ. W w moray al Q 10
FOR WASHINGTON AND THE South
Leave Baltimore at "a and 745 A. NJ and Is and ~
M On Sundays at 400 A. NJ only Leaves Washington fr
Baltimore at 4iO and $50 A. NJ and 20 and Is = ri In
Sundays at 800 p NJ only. The second and fourth trains
only from Baltimore stop at way points The second and
fourth trains from Baltimore and Washington connect W
trains ON the Annapolis Road.
For tickets Of every kind, information, &c apply
ENGLAND Agent, at the Ticket Office, Camden station
W. p. SMITH,
. - Master OF Transportation.
L. NJ. COLE, General Ticket Agent i6tf
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Ii FOR BREMEN
- The Bremen ship OCEAN A. Hopper, master,
will have quick dispatch for the above port For freight
passage apply to Won kAPFF 4 AHRENS,
%
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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That the sub

scber of Calvert county, has obtained from the Or
phans Court of Calvert county, Marya letters Of ad
Inistraton the personal estate of TH0S. j. CAN'T
late of Calvert county, deceased All persons having claims
against the said deceased hereby warned to exhibit the
with the vouchers thereof to the subscriber be
the l4th day Of November they may otherwise
by law be excluded from all benefit OF the said
Given under my hand this 18th day OF June. 1859
EMILY ". CAN'T, Adm'N
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VIM. Fl. II. TURN Err, Clerk
True copy-test-W. II. II. TURNER,

STATE OF MARYLAND, Scr.-CALVERT
oCOlNTY ORPHANS COURT. June Term ls59-On APP
pcaon by petition of Emily W. CAN'T, Administrative of
THuS GANIT late of Calvert county deceased it is or
de that she give the notice required by law for creditors
exhibit their claims inst the said deceased and that
the he published in each week for the space six
weeks in Of the printed in the
city of Baltimore. VIM. a. PARRAN,
Rpg of Mills - county
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STATE OF MARYLAND, ScT.-CALVERT
SCQUNrY ORPHANS COURT, June Term, ls59.-0n ap
pcation by petition of Richard f. Wood, Administrator of
RACHEL WOOD late Of Calvert county deceas d. it is
dered that he give the notice required by law for creditors
to exhibit their claims against the said deceased, and that
the be published in each week for the space of
SIX successive weeks, Of the printed in
Baltimore city. WM. A, PARRAN,
pou ofW i7,1--D
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fENHOMAS f. ROCHE,
- ATTORNEY AT LAW,
No. II MARSHALL BUILDING,
,r,, ST. PAUL STREET
VIII practice in the Courts of Baltimore city and the ad
Joining counties Prompt attention given all business
trusted 10 nm fclGm
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~ Passengers and their baggage conveyed free Of charge
between the DepotS on the Route.
passengers by this Line enjoy comfortable nights
on the Bay steamers, and privileged Gg ut Re
at any point, and resume their trip by daylight
ES-PARIlCULAR NOFICE-Passengersf from New York
and Philadelphia by thiS Line will have their baggage
checked from those cities to BAY BOAT 5, from whence
will be checked TO different points South.
For mrer information and Through Tickets (Which are
good by the Bay or Mail lne applyn NEW YORK at the
company ONCE Great Southern Railroad Office, Jersey
Ferry Buildings, foot of CORTLAND street, 20 Broad
Nay corner OF Barclay street above the Astor House NJ c.
Pearc" Agent In PHILADELPHIA at the Conpanv's
Ohce' n W corner OF sixth and Chestnut streets; or
q the Depot Broad and Prime streets And in BAITI.
MORE at the Office Baltimore Steam Packet Company foot
Of Union Dock or on board the Bay Steamers
The large and cOmmndiOuS, and beautiful steamers
LOUISIANA, and ADELAIDE, repire with every com
iort and convenience, has been added to the Line. The
ANA, Capt g. W. Russell, and ADELAIDE, Captain Jas
nodations. ~
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YfaaI a0tiffs.

IN The CIRCUIT COURT FOR BALTIMORE
4 CITY, June 18th 1859 -CIIAUNCEY BROOKS rs.
CORREL +. BROukS-0rdercd that the sale made and re
ported by Henry Brooks, Trustee for the sale Of the
easehod estate OF C. f. Brooks, be ratified and confirmed
unless the contrary thereof shown before
the I'D day of July provided copy of this order
he inserted in newspaper printed in Baltimore
in each of three successive weeks before the said 2d day
Of July next
VIM GEO KREBS.
Trne cnnY-test-W IL LII TIlRNER
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E@z '
asAaAzzazS--sz The steamer VIRGINIA, Capt \ Fair
the season, between " ''H"''' UPS -
- BALTIMORE AND FREDERICKSBURG.
On FhlBAl March nth, 1852 leaving Baltimore on that
gay al o'clock + NJ from her berth Light tlat wharf
@% 81 bsre and each succeeding Friday thereafter,
SatuIday before dark Returning win leave FredericEs
u5 every Ineday morning, at O'clock, after the arrival
There Of the night train Of from the North and south
arrive ~ Baltimore early Wednesday morning
, The Nrgini2 will stop at all OF her usual landings On
me kAFfAliANNOk, going and returning; and in add.
'S''N anu pas
The steamer has large freight capacity which facilitates
breaEage and other accidents ' f'N 'e4'Ns
She is amply provided with well ventilated State Roon,s
and Beth which renders her of the most pleasant and
comfortable boats tOr passengers the Chesaueak Ray
has been thoroughly 0yerhauled and repaired during 6e
past winter, and furnished with NEW ROLLER thprev
greatly increasing her speed. ' 'S
H. Freight 81 All kinds taken very moderate rates and
received III Baltimore at the boat on Wednesday Thursday
and Friday, up In 3 O'Clock.
~ All Freight Ian led on the river must le prena;d
Goods from other lines, destined Frederick sburg or
points on the river will b. promptly by the Agents
IN baltimore charges paid and forwarded with despatch
tram from the River received and delivered per bag
For further information apply on board or to
CAPRON GNYNN, Agents,
No n South street, Baltimore
+. SLAUGHTER, President
mhii-u fredericksburg, Va
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FOR THE
Ia Esa4s-7z.sssss1 FOR THE
GxEz, 9zE--nn WEST AND NORTH
NIAGARA FALLS
AND WATERING PLACES.
NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILWAY
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT
nd after MONDAYfJune 2Cth, 1859,
TIL III nan " mn aTNF 4

On and after THRAE b5 RIfY 2 TRI lfSs
will be run owe, this Road follows, viz:
Isl me Man Tran leaves daily Sunday excepted 80
with the Mail Train for " = ' '"e'e oonhee'ins
,~.I,,. I;LTTSBTRG AND THE WEST
BY tins tram passengers for the North and Niagara Falls
arrive at Wliiamspor at P NJ and Eimra at As NJ
The Buffalo and Niagara Express Train leaves daily
NSept WSHfaay9 at NJ SrrEyng at Harrisburg st 5
at 1920 A NJ and Niagara Falls at r NJ. next day This
Af FIFE cTr b VS. WESTERN NEW
And at Buffalo with trains for Suspension Bridge thence
VIA nc GN MAI &Sb T fTWaE Rr P FMS #
d The Cincinnati and Chicago Express leaves daily at
arriving at H9rrisPgrg at 1910 NJ and there con
For BEDFORD sPRiNGs take 7so A. NJ, and p NJ
trains Harrisburg with PENNSYLVANIA Raosd
cars Ion Huntington, aud there take Huntington Broad
Fer P9RK CA A CALEDONIA and DOUBLING
For HANOVER, LiTTLEsT0iWN GETTYSBURG and
ti w tSBo NJ take S A. NJ train daily, and P NJ.
For TICKETS and further and reliable information
JOHN T RIGNEY, Asst Superintendent.
J. H. WARNER, Ticket Agent, jeistf
q! q e. PH W1AR4HaTak avn
s,,upp B3AALTI,Mi9kG L.R0AD. a - -
+ and after H3N6AT 5qy t6 rs ssager trains for
&4rF r. E3 f4S 4 Hl{ q s NAY NAL
From F{IADELfI1 to BAfT55R& at S $50 Am
in on $ENXDAY Y only An the trains connect
GE1cf and int I Ge 1 SiasS.dayS
FOR sEAFoRD, DELAWARE
PASSENGER i;, eayiRs Baltimore at connect viii
mihgton WITH VA A. Nj train, and 40 A. NJ from Baltimore
N0TICE1AH colored persons, whether bond Or free will
ally known the undersigned Who will be wEIli5g 10 @
bond to the Company, before they will be passed over any
.. j4tf WIN. CRAWFORD, Agent.
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4 GA Esssss:s1 PHILADELPHIA
Z S5lK=2c1a--Na+ WILMIN GTON AMI
BALTIMORE RAII PHAn
STEAMBOATS,.

FOR THE SOUTH
r4aszasaszzisssss DIRECT FROM NEW YORK, PHILADEL-
PHIA and BALTIMORE, via the
49, -, tBAY LIN -
TO MORE MORE ok WELDON, RALEIGH, WILMINGTON j,
CHARLESTON, AUGUSTA, ATLANTA, MONT
GoMER1l AND NEW ORLEANS.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
DAILY, Except Sundays via
BAY LINE SEA BOARD & ROANOKE RAILROAD
TO THE ABOVE MENTIONED PLACES
Inc Schedule being arranged that the traveller subject
To No NIGHT TRAVEL. the Railroad fsOm
NEW YORK TO WILMINGTON, n G.
THROUGH TICKETS
" E-nrl II N-.--r-II
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IL FOR LONDON.
ssz% The fine Br. bark "ROBT. BARKER Barclay
MASTER is loading Hendcrsons wharf, and being
small capacity will have quick dispatch. For balance
freight or passage apply to JOHN HEN DERS0N co.
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SARATOGA BUILDING ASSOCIATION No. as. JOSEPH
BOEfINER.
TN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR BALTIMORE
reported by Luther NJ Reynolds Trustee for the sale of the
property mentioned in these proceedings be ratified and
confirmed unless to the contrary thereof he shown
before the 2h Gay of July next provided copy of this
order be inserted i'll printed in Baltimore
each of three lccesSve weeks before that day
The Report states the amount of sales to he $3.50
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-12
Personal.

Mayor WOOD desires to contradict the report that
be was in Washington during the sickness and death
of bis wife He has been absent from the city at
all. The funeral Of Mrs. Wood takes place to day,
81 II q.
Nicholas Schmedes made bet with John W. Coo,
prior 10 the election that If Hayemeyer not elect
ed MAYOR Of New York Oh Tuesday last, lie would
walk fIom the st. Nicholas Hotel TO the Aston House
barefoot accompanied by music and il he was elected
Mr.. Coe agreed do the sanetbing. The losing party
falling to perform the feat was to forfeit $500. This
ridiculous feat VII take place this afternoon at half
past one o'clock.
-TBe Ultra Herald Of Dec. . says: Gerrit Smith
continues to improve slowly at the Asylum. tie has
been allowed to drive out and take the air, and was
observed III his carriage Wednesday. He is rational
on II, ;. subjects
The Washington correspondent Of The Herald,
under date Of Dec g. thus gives precision to tie rumor
Of a reconciliation between Douglas and Buchanan:
h reported and denied by tho anti LeeoupsSn Dem
oer., that Mr Dousas s evening obtained Dtsrew With
NJ BUCHANAN f the purpose Of reconciliation One report IL
that the differences between them settled BY u,ns, ssee-
.t nA bones. Of Mr. Logan in the House to-day
sd,ocsna Mr. Dosgss true Democrat which decrssioa
vs. a..entsd By the Administrator Democrats the hoos
But is key the report ths Mr. Buchanan fepased
DoogAs from the fact s, IN interview betw-enc-
s.nensn aud The President yesterday CONCERNING the nomination
Of Donsas Democrat place Of Nj Cook the Postmaster Of
ChicsEo who reported dslsusr Mr. Buchanan became
qs indignant and expressed the UTMOST and so-,e@Pt for
Douss and refused r omsn. TO eouseni 10 he proposition
.housh es the delraon whs waited apou him not
otJ Douglas Docas but zarss merchants Of tss ny
Of H-z-Y5Tt. sDd Conservative Member Of Ceess
n that Mr. Dsass has actually subrseed NJ Bacnn,
Il aid Ia. Mr. FOrney viii di.essd him leader
Ii Mr.. Buchanan doe. not enjoy his politics ne IA
;r f,,i enioymen. of hi. usual robust health. He
rises early reads the newspapers, breakfasts, trans
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South Carolina Legislature.


The CharlestOn Courier Gays that the COMMITTEE
on Federal Relations in the Legislature OF South Caro-
Ina on Wednesday recommended the passage Of reso
lutions returning the position Of the SAFE "a express
cd IN tie Constitution of 1852 declarir her night 70
seoede from the Federal Union; and that the people
shoud make common cause with those Of Virginia aud
lie prepared to sustain her in her vndioton Of the in
siEliCUs of the South.
The minority Of the committee report resolutions that
the onter States especially, and the southern States
generally nav rely upon the AID of South Carolina in
yiudcaon Of their rights IN or Of the Union, and
that tie military contingent fund be increased 10 $780,
OlG.
The debate will take place tomorrow.
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r--...N.-xnuyssope-s ssrs insorfbcd during the
yesr sns thisytwo claims were allowed widows ,s,..
Terss1 81 Ssvy pen.ioD~r. GEder al Acs' sis
fs .s1~Ss Vd for Army and Navy psniiones
dgDs ~ s.st hundred ass on, S:sSsy .sa warrants
voss gives total Of esos sees granted Tor military
services
WAsnIxGros, Dec. IL 1872
According 10 the opinions Of prominent Congrcssmen
Il IL not probable that the election Of Speaker Will be
effected tomorrow Indeed no idea can be formed IS
10 bow long the debate in the House Will be extended
calculations continue TO be made by Members
outside of the Republican ranks the bost Of
meeting he Democrats Southern opposition aud
such Ant-IecomptoD Democrats have not voted for
Mr.. BocOck, but up 70 this evening they have not
come 10 a satisfactory arrangement Of the hgures.
THE SOUTH AMERICAN CAUCUS.
The following il from a dispatch 10 The Herald:
The Souih Americans have had a caucus tonight,
which lated about four hours 20 consider proposition
from the Democrats that the former unite with the lat
ter. The programme that If the South Americans
coud procure for their candidate y voter thai Demo
Gratis would 70 to them and do their bestO cleo; the
man whom bey would select but upon failure n the
Democrats could procure for their oTn candidate Mr.
Bocock SO voter, that the Americans should 20 over
and help elect him. After free discussion OF this
proposition the Americans respectfully declined.
The organ OF the Democrats was Gov. Winslow Of
North Carolina. There were ~ South Americans
present Mr. Davis OF Marylan was the absentee.
Mr.. Etherdge Of Tennessee denounced the PROPOSE
ton in the strongest terms and c0ntonded that the Re
publican party, by their record, really the most
economical, national, and conservative OF the two
great parties IN the country, while the Administration
party in spite of Mr buchanan, was the most corrupt
and imbede that ever existed since the formation OF
the eovernmenthat their pretensons of love for the
Union were all moOnshine and ought not to By needed
His remarks were enthusiastically received. Other
gentlemen spoke in q similar strain.
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acts business. takes walk, dimes plainly receives
vidsors and goss 10 bed at 10 o'clock. Hs niece was
preeides over the household department, Is st home
every Saturday receive such ladies 81 may choose 70
cell. There win soon be an evening reception once
fortnight with the weekly official dinnsrs The dipo-
matte corps have already been aroandths table la The
large dnipgroom; next IN tcrn viii come the JUSTICES
of the Superior Court and then the Senators and Repre-
seniGiives with the ladies accompanying them, thirty
At a time.
The Hon. Green Adams, Member Of Congress
from the Richmond Ken, District on Saturday nists
went 10 bic law office, in BarbourviDe 10 ges soas
papers which he desired 70 use aud in CROPPING for his
Snde and matches, he stumbled and fell upon ono 81
the front pests OF chair which bad been broken and
wss slsrp pointed. The point penetrated his neck
Immediately above the collar bone, and bis life, Tor
considerable tina. was utterly despsired Of
At the request Of Gov. Willard, the Hon. ID. w.
VOORHEES, and the Hon John L. Robson have seas
to Richmond TO make last effort 10 ave the lie Of
Cook. They bear with them peli,iss, nnmsrousay
igned, TO that effect.
Aaron Jones, Heenan's second in the 6ghs with
Mo,rssey, indulges hmself in personal Esmiascsnss
D a city paper, thus;
"Rseps 10 ny 6ss fsh with Savers you say lasted three
hour, that's .uel when darkness and aiscesr
tnued aaibeane the referee stated he ooad not see
bis watch; though willing 70 hgh Ia the dak Or ~ tAs
light OF asrn Voc say sayers suffered severely on cssnp
In M side but DO act add unable close either ng1
o. LEFT band both which swollen thu, they ve COM
powsess yet did NOT back down. and resdy 10
toe the A sonh oaerwsrd you Suy ssss, Ne ns<
asau ard Sayegs hours whip mesnd thu, vsaa
.aeerDs illness produced prepared 70 s1os<aisss.
By being drugged previously to the hsht"
Said Gov Magofin, 10 his message to tho Ken
lucky Legislature: e. had not intended 10 Aavs
alluded in this paper, to the Slavery question" We
respectfully submit that the imperfect nnitive Is quits
good enough for an imperfect intention" is Of course.
tie comment Of Prentice of the Journal.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-12

uucb4o-be--eefr.sed occurrence which took place in
this haD yesterday. was an otense 70 It's dignity
breach Of its harmony and decOrum and Tor tender
to tins body NY regrets and my apology.
Mr LOGAN-After what has been said BY my
worthy colleague conceive it TO be nv dny to say TO
this House thst IT, in the excitement Of Yesterday
violated any Of the rules Of this House, or rs decorum
rrgret very much and hope il viii not tend TO mar
any OF ny relations with the members of tins House
MT. JOHN COCHRANE-AAer This restoration Of
the SateNte c0rdta<, I move that the House do now
adjourn.
Jarred by a vote of ll2 to Hos; and The House al
iouruec Il q o'clock
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Weather Reports.

MoNTREAL, Saturday Dec: ~, 1893.
Weather mild, and showing heavily. Thermometer
II deg. above zero.
QuEBEc-Weather mild; it showed little last night
RISGsTos-A fire frosty morning.
DUSKIRK, Dec. U.-Weather cloudy, and very cold
with prospects of more snow; wind west.
HoRSELLsyILLE, Dec. ll.-Weather fine and clear
and has been 20 since yesterday.
BISGHAAToS, Dee u.-Snowing, and very cold
lare
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-12

The new South Shore midday lins between this city
and Boston, via the New-York s. New-Haven, New
Haven s. Stoningtcn, Stoningon & Providence and
Providence g. Boston Roads Commences TO-DAY. Tne
train leaves ths eity at i2 p r arriving At Boston a
9p. 1t leaves Boston at liio a. n, and arrives
here 30 p. N. Thi. line viii accommodate trsse'
ers arriving here from the soash in the morning, and
those arriving in Boston from the North and Ea too
late for the morning train.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-12
California Oyerlnnd Wall.

ST. LOUIS, Thursday Dec. To, I615
The Overland Mail with San Francisco dates Of the
l7h ut passed Malloy Station at the western end Of
the telegraph line this morning. but owing to the sb-
sepce of the mail bag We are again deprived OF the
news summary Of the Associated Press. The news
with the mail viii probably reach here on Sunday
NIGHT.
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Funeral of Theodore sedgwick.

STOcEDRiDGE, Mass Dec. IL, 1917
The funeral of the Hon. Theodore Sedgwick was
held here to-day st. Paus Church and was largely
attended bv bis relatives and friends including several
members Of tie bar. The remains Inferred here
in the family burying ground.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-12
Georgia State Convention.

MILLEDGEyILLE, Ga, Friday, Dec. =, 1919.
In the Democratic State Convention to-day, reso-
luton was introduced recommending Secretary COBB
Tor the Presidency when a number Of the members
withdrew on the ground that such action on the part
of The Convention was irregular and unauthorized
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The Northern Indiana Railroad

TOLEDO, SATURDAY Dec ~ ioo5
In the Smith and Deeendorf case agt. tho Michigan
Southern and Northern Indiana Railroad Company for
danapes arising Of the construction OF depot build
ings ETC., verdict for plaintiff for sll iS2 was rom
dered Yesterday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-12
Later from BraZos.

NEw-ORLEALs, Saturday, Dec. 10 1889.
The Steamship Arizona has arrived here with later
BRACES dates and $ll2, GOO in specie.
Brownsville dates Of the 9TH inst are received. Sew
oral -kirinishes had taken place but nothing import
ant hsd occurred.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-12
shipwrcck and Loss of Life.


An unknown brig, lumber laden, went on to Hand,
kerchef Shoal last night, and went to pieces. All
hands supposed lost.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-12
Fire i'm Raitimcre.

BALTINORY, December 1T, IoOJ.
S,ieFs Piano factory in this city burnt on Sat
urday night. Loss, $4,000 insured for sS,OOo In
Eastern Offices.