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" and all contributors" van, scribe VINO vi.
write under IT, and on IT, IN letters Ike those Of Jo'n
Hancock nat Is lief When the slayeh ,der. say Il
you elect Republican President We sl dissolve i ~
Uric,, don't want any one - pu' on me sFI Guy
which would follow such event by saying, l"' !
Tide - but some one who would stand by the tomb
Of Andrew Jackson, and become infused 20
.uch extent with the spirit Of tina, old parrot;
ard Her9-thst be would be readyto ~ 9lt ,E zoe
funess Of inspiration: by the Eternal, me .nioh
sha be preservedr would have 10 man 20 De pre-
cipiiate-bsndy no hard words-be by no me ans ias-
,y-but, standing upon the great rocks OF S'dfe >yt
er,ignfy and National Supremacy, would DEFY the
caring traitors 10 Liberty, Law CIVILIZATION and iiu
msrty That's what mean by a.Sipg yol are you
reGdy 10 fgkt If You have 60, your sentiments up
TO that AMY pitch, / am with You al thro1go to the
end' But # rot III have none o; your Conveui.Ons-
more farcical campaign; no more humo lgs, no
Fourth-ofJuy orstions-ro more Declarations OF
Independence no more pls,udes-no more sli,te'irg
general,ies-no more rights of man-no more liberty
equality ard fraternity la obscure paces-n silence
and humility, will crush OUT the aspirations Of Garner
and better days-and attempt the duiu bu. hard ts-k
Of forgetting tba, sas born FREE
Your Oh edrnt servant. I VI ILAf'
Messls. s o. GsIswoLp &c. Com, a.. { &c ard Oni1.
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4 TEMPERANCE NAN uURDERED.
C.nesponderce Of The ~ Y. Tnbaue.

Csuespondence ofThe n. Y Tnblue.
CESrREyILLE, X. l.. May ~ 1879.
/ write TO inform you that dreadful murder va
peIpetrated here last night, sbou; s. o'clock NJ.
Burrll Arnold, well-knovB storekeeper IN tins wi
sge, was sitting in his store. se,tse .ha. stood
against the window and was leaning back 80 that HE
shoulder almost touched the window psnes when lie
was shot dead through the window by some person
standing outside the bells-the weapon having two
baIrels-entering his back and passing through the
lungs and heart. He exclaimed, 80 Ny God. am s
dead nan r. and slid down upon :he floor. Hiswife,
who had just gone up stairs, came down n lime 70
see him expire. Mr.. Cady who was sitting near 10
and couyersing with him, caught him a. ne fell and
asked him where he hur', but ne never spoke
again. Two girls Of ny acquaintance passed the
murderer, standing opposite the window on the pave
ment~ just as they entered the store. he having his
back toward them a. they passed between bim and
the window, and they bad not more han crossed
the Threshold ard closed the door wben he fired,
We heard the report of the pistol, while sitting At
home nearly quarter If mile distant, and N few
minutes after the terrible news came. \ few weeks
ago. a horse belonging To Mr.. Jonathan Taylor, our
sheriff was poisoned while he ett standing for a-hort
time in the street. and the harness cut The animal
Mr.. Taylor. who belongs to the Sons OF Temperance,
had taken an active part in aTesting persons charged
with violating the liquor law and the rumsellers re-
venged themselves upon him in that way. u - sup
posed that Mr. Arnold was murdered 10y the same ont
laws. q. he had been the most actively engaged IN
prosecuting the umseers, OF any one about here.
In fact, he was the leading man in the temperance
movement and il was mainly through his means that
so many Of the rum--hops in the adjoining village OF
CHAMPION have been broken up. HIS le had been
threatened before. but he was a very courageous
man. that did not deter him from doing his duty. On
Che contrary, he SAID that he Uonld tight for re 's-
peranoe cause u he died for H. a. he has at last.
Strict search has been instituted tor the murderer but
thus far, he has not been discovered The deceased
was a man Of fine presence and remarkable attain
menis and greatly respected by the law and order
portion of the community. He leaves one SON a
promising young man, now preparing Tor the law at
Yale College and an estnable wife, who j. nearly
frantic at his loss. She has the warmest sympatme'
Of our citizens in her great bereavement.
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pREME COCST-In the ms;ter of the ap.

~ yhcs.iou Il he Mao, Alderman aud Cm9nay OF me
New lorh by To- Aoad a Commssi Of the Cen
SraPsIs relative 20 tn on Of lands Sor trShe PARK or
loth ilsh and the S;a I'D etn
russ e S.wyc The Mayer, AasEe- and Com
ucs Of New sssk by tie Board e C,s1iniss.on
s-so< cAe Central Para, pursuit 20 the saint. eoti<a An
sl,sI Msp 4 he City q Sewierh, BY s1ns ov
ihsTeoe FScs, and hoke the taxing II H. same
passed &pI hfhs Scins prrseu;-hersty TO-
o. 70 IN, s~NsFs sss' parties snd per'ors rtslsiv eI
tl.d unto ~ .aeo ;be amos, .eneuen's u. ana
premises hsIsie tened ara dee bec "a 'sey 49, F
ply 10 be sep. Co- If ;he STAT Of New ok a. ageAi
& aid Cou 90 b. bid the CAY Hal q ;se Cy 81 Ss
NOrh on Woaler the en- syof Iy 1889 % ite or
e Conr On that Day hsxeaer ss Sonse esA g.
srd for the slpoiuteE; Of Cos-m Of Appraised
II the above entitled Rer 20 estimate a. iAsos otAe several
essees rsrts ard sfe>& just and eGli,a
t compensation iS Ssits all those lands tpemen hsreai
and penses lie between the soutbsry line side -
I0Sb aid loths,reets AID jh and 9Th il sad city
,Bd ~hlh tie ssd Board q Ccns ones Of the CsntIs rai
sdvsahe be ssed for the purpose Of endns sid
Central Pa the City New Yosk which ssid ands snd
AID ks map Of said city, unds and by
virtue entitled " An Act relative iup-oy nens
sslg 81 and rsds IN the City II NJ
4ot ard for obeS pgruoss" passed April lS0-D4.ed M
~ lSs R,cEARg BUSTED, Counsel "a the Corporsron,
Ey.N!e tlS &c sss goaTS " CcEmisxsIsrI
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col RT OF SPECIAL sESSIONS-MAY a-Besore Justices
WFIsn. KELLY aud STEERS.

jones Boyle, assault and battery, Penl'en'sry one
month jane. Callahan assault and battery Peni,enary
month Ann Crowley stealing spoon and veil, Psni,ensIy
three months Mary toogan stealing three brushes fenieh
,iary six months Thomas Cowey, seaioga su OF clothes
Penientiary three months William n Cheever, stealing
Cur Psniteutary months John Clesry aud John
King stealing eggs, judgment suspended John Davis
stealing forty yards OF calico Pen,.niisry Que month Sos
John Hays stealing silver and copper coins emsnded Mary
How judgment suspended James ltender
son battery fired 80 James Kay assault aud bat
terry fined s. Edward kiuey, stealing chest 81 tea Pen
Tertiary three month"; Ann Mscsuey assault and battery City
Prison Bridget Mofatt, stealing quantity Of wool
Penentiary x months Thomas Msnsan aud Michel Ryan
stealing Peniteniary months Margaret
RysD assault and battery CRY Prison twenty days Thonas
RYAN stealing silver watch, PrneDay two monIh James
Scanan stealing knives aud ladies' judsnen, suspended James
smith stealing silver and copper coins Penit.ntis'y two
months Thomas Thresher, assault and battery Pensntay
two months John Thomss and Thomas Smith, Sealing vest,
House If Refuge. Sarah Jane Williams stealing bank note,
P-nitentiary two month";. Josb Walden stealing water
cooler, Penit.nsry months George Taylor stealing
silver watch Penrntiary three months John Ludwig steal
.ng q bank note reminded
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SUPERIOR COURT-GLS.KAL TEtS-MN 2.-Before a
B-nrn-

SUPERIOR CoURT-GDsKL TEtN-NN 2.-Before a
Benrn-
Charles II. Mccullough agt John /. Colby ct al
O,cer
George {. Genet oct. Mar c. foster.-Order az
tIn4sd with costs.
Henry ". Bates agt. Nathaniel X. Cobb sad james
H. s,sbbins- judgment affirmed with osst.-
Laurence QueuZer agt. Conrad Wachter-hotioR
s.u,.d IN p.yueu 4 eos # Ap Tenn Costs a mo,iog
go b psed June Calendar for trial without
flrrhsr Eo,ice
Joseph Howard sgt the Aston Mutual Insurance
COMPANY - ldsnseI- q cit usss' be eEosrsa.
Is CH.sEEEs-Belore Jls.er WooDsUfs.
Butterworh agt. kely.-Ca-e settled.
Before J is-ice AOSCKILF.
Theodore s. Drsper ssr. Cksrss y HelLirsso ct a.
An objection being made 20 any examination oi one
re esL dsI;. n. ourc s ,hs & he vie Il the oner
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SUPERIOR coURr-M,y E-Beisss JSdse Mose'.'

In the above case the plaintiffs applied for oocm-
ument sgans, the defendant under the Non mpdsonmsnt
act otherwise named the Sll~cl act The warrants WEI.
y,inay issued In 1884 part them BY Judge Oakley and
Others by Judge Campbell snce the above time, Judge Ory
had died and Jsdge Campbell left the bench .
Tha d,ndan, wa. examined at considerable length and
a amount o testimony sdduced from other witnesses who
alleged hat defendant this city in 1873 or 1879 and
yas emuioy.d as Journey printer IN The Herald Office
II 4. alleged that after working the printing business Ion
anne time the defendant len the aud borrowed large sans
f o,y nom vari.us paI In 1852 he left or kurors With
large amount q money in bis possession The defendant f
TIMED ~ Now. York I'm 1883 I'd against
linn and udsn. ns for over $1,000 aimed. upon which Ids
en,. the present proceedings Instituted The deenen
caimed that proceedings Only be continued bio" the
Judge who Issued the original warrants aud that therefore 40
commitment can be granted.
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BROOKLYN COURT OF sEssIONs-MAv H.-Bsfors
IuAa. Mna I'll Iu.,icrs EMMAx. and ScHooNMAkEs.

Edward Johnson was tried on charge Of assault
and battery upon Robert H. Carter II sppears that they bad
qua ri. on Fulton ferry boat nsht In February s,t and
striving the Brooklyn side came to blow. when Johnsn
kpock.d Carter down. The defendant vase convicted.
ODonahue tried the charge Of :ssasins John
Bolton knife Both In the County Hospital In Feb
ruary last Bolton made observations which offended
ODonshue who struck al him with knife, bu, inflicted
serious injury Ayerdct VI assault and battery was BY
the Jury.
Aurey Conkin, youth, tried the charge Of bIs.h
ousy entering the shoe Of John feshnsnn, In fnon
ayrnusy in September sst and stealing th.reom i've ps Of
shoes The evidence being 81 unsatisfactory nature s Jury
brought verdict Of Not guilty" sud the Court sdoaned
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feeaI Notices.

I'm PURSUANCE of al order OF the Surrogate
81 .bc County NewYor. uoee hereby given 20 Al
,ns HAVING Claims JOHN SfuAtC lse Of the City o.
NvwYoTk baker seased % present re came With yo,c.i
lsNsls, in the ,; Il New York beoe The IL day
Dssenber New York III A,h dsy Of May, lSst
JANETg SIT ART, Admuistss-rlN
nlS0-law6u vi VIA he Anal snAeNrc
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Id W INTELLIGENCE.
SUPREME COURr-GESEEAL TEKN-NAY :
nLlAl.s naE INaE lHA N


on reference 10 ascertain who entitled 70 ~.
surplus a sal. Of eyed premise, Baby one .. n d.
,ucsIt, claimed I'd. de- him. und~F To- hrr---
Li,n Law f0r vors done upon the p-rmisss.
Til. for " n. l. Joh4oD, contractor, vita
Nsrr-n Rsrr aud Jo-iah Burton and tn u'cs 0f %
nsd :. ~, q 1857 Beran held h- title Of The pro-
pity Burton. whom L- title conveyed NJ peHisS- =
te-fs by ds-d Nav 1857 and Led conveyed h prene
Ogden On Feb. l. lss by d--ds rrr1rfsd FED. "a l2o
o. =. sssAs beis To- !,-rs~ Ball! oceree % poT. 10:
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COURT or APPEALS
NOTES OF DECISIONS OF MARCH TERN.
4gSwam Bank AZ. SueNer.

Where .he makers Of a note signed by five persons
cT Of q 'hrm deliver e to the at
suihory restriction ,ha, hey fr whose
"I mace nay pa, 7 to any ~ ' 90 s.Sk on su.ns a., b.
Pedssd By ss gsP 'I S,S 1 t. .ns, .r
usie their responsibility by notice -.
Where in such the principals. D. H. DELIVERED toe
len collateral security for all liability incurred BY ID H.
evidence admissible Tor the pap q arriving ., che intent
iim- NC 10 liability 10 The bank
import continuing su.rapiy. and security Tor ,icss
equal to the amount - TIE mote. nj,
Where maTried woman paid the consideration Tor
the conveyance Of nd which without her knowsds- 90
k,n BY he, bro'ler se-ns in h' own name. with
exception s 7 sSl BY which trust results r her ben,
It, although she had consented TO, conveyance which .osd
have been Intellectual rs; and would have vested The
whole es;a,ein herself
The sheriff ate Of the sale the land aEder iig
again, the brother cloud the iie Of The sq,i;Aee
owrer which she may maintain action 20 remove without
Visiting for the expirain OF the p~ri1d Tor redemption
money the land by their uote the andes tnns
S .sSsS sl rs s S & 1n S1 he "S s's
her benefit so be regsred made At Ter q s' and
20 4 pa by her.
Where complaint onnt facts essential 10 cause
but which might Be supplied by amendment under section i75 Of
tie Code bere and those facts proved
the Judge has refused to dismiss ths .eupsn'
Morris asi. Rexiord.
Tpon bargain and sale Of goods fer cash, the ven
sss I 9o OF the good. BY writ Of repsvip Held
Of the sale and evidence IN bar 81 as0oansnsc
,on for the purchase niuney.
The vendor having elected the one remedy his ht 10 pursue
the other = eNting uishsd
The psndency Of the seton Of repevin need no; b. pleaded IN
statement the Of action not being the same to' wholly
inconsistent.
Snydsm sst. Barber u al
The judgment OF sister State can have no grea'er
at her, than belongs o. In the State where rendered
statute Missouri providing that al contracts which BY the
common law are Joint only shall b. construed oin aud
eIa and that suits b. prosecuted against Of
persons Otherwise liable only jointly, Judgment seossrd
there suit osenst only Of three ont aeo,o does no.
Their, his btors from their original Obligation and
they avail themselves Of merger OF es,rsih
meut OF their liability when serwsrd sued in this State
Denny sat. Smith HullTl. sbsence OF one pint debt
from this State snspend the running Il he statute Of ssions
against him. although hi. codebor has remained within the
Slate The Brown ss. Dclafed Il DEMO, 4to) over
ruled.
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SUPREME COURT-CiEcuIr-Msy 3.-Before Judge
CLEEkE.
HTsPONsIBHrIY % CONNOs CARRIERS.

: :
Ca;harine Bi.s.u at. Hiram Stgdsy.
This was an action 10 recover the value OF trunk
and ouens os by III defendant bo proprietor Of seey
CRY Exprsss traasporiDg the from The New Haven
Railroad Dept the Hgd-n River railroad Dep The plain
III passenger h- New Haven Railroad from Stamford
10 yonser his May and delivered % defend
ants agent he train her baggage ec and paid him p cents
20 convey the the Hdsn River Railroad Depot on their
arr wal In This city. The trunk received by the pa
If aud THE sui, bro ght - recover s yalGe-
Defendant alleged hat the delyercdto the baggage
master Of the Hudson River Railroad Chambers street, which
their Gs. and thea their responsibility oee-d He
further eonen3ed that p0ron Il the conens being the lads
could for Le and cO.d act b.
legally considered bsKsge III rial ocuped three day.
Nercigt plaintiff n the fal e.ai Esd-<So -
p Y Cutler and j. Sails ReT.ssnd ~ plaintiff j. Van Birsn
end Z. J. Porter for ee;end1n-.
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NOTICE Of APPLICATION for the discharge Of
IN an insoy.nt from his debs PUT ant ~ me provision. e
n. 1ird sc IL ne hrt ,c u The 18th Crr o. he cord
Notice fr,, putshed Arr s 1853 Or dors appear bfsre
;hs Hon L. u. CULVER City Jsd.e a. MS ofoe No. SIS
lss 1eock n. forenoon y show Why ;bs aid 10
,o,y.,. stoud not he dschsyssf trom bis d.bts
d. I. MyD6tsTT, No. 90 Ws.r-, NY,
tplls lsvic~M Attorney for PstISioner.
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ALAwYER CASED-The Hon. G.. g. Spencer va pub
Idly presented with an elegant gold headed cane s s.es y
the HeGste Pilots and tog bossnen, for 81. opp'si0h " M
He!!Cste Piloi bill IN the legislature last "in~f'
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a,y IN U,ion .aa.r, vb- pchps the pocket Il ls5y
nahSr Of Sau,,r b Il and spsrors eons osSs sp~s
Inn. lie We committed fog ezsnirstioe-
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COURT CALENDAR-Tms D.v
UsTED STATES DISTRICT CoURr-Nos. T. 80 10
a. u. H.
SUPREME COrRr-GESERAL TERx.-Argnment on
murder
The trial branches Of the other Courts hsSe ad'
JCu!Led foT the term
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-30

NOR SAVANNAH and FLORIDA. The
Il AMERICAN ATLANTIC SCREW STEAMSHIP MdSi CON
PAEYS pew aud 6Yyt-cass steamship MONTGOMIhf r.
socSer Commander will leave pier No IL North Rivsr on
GATURDAY, June a. O'Clock m Passage to savannah,
accommodations 6l5 Through TIC tes N
New Orears sse rs; Mebe sa5i hoItsomsy, go Mesny,
o. s2A, Atlanta as Columbus, eS; Macon, vi; An
TEA 20 principal places in Florida :. lowest rates
E.si 10 cent? per propoionste rss Insurance one
ALI yer Apply TO ,,,,-r,,, , r. ~ os yu....
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ssfsra,,, ia. ..p. J. az. I'D ~ ne ss,G', ThS &C.
fslt ,tad ~ ~ d. 'tor Ia ho~s-i
-; and nat she hs. ter .ps directed 70 a. ,,
DE- Of ,lis Govt.
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BROOKLYN CITY COURT-May 27-Befrs Judge CULsga
ACTION FOR DAMAGES.

jams l.. Wilson ast The City Of Brooklyn.
The plaintiff sustained Injuries by falling into an ex-
Lorrmsr while hi. wy hous one nish'
last yA. The excavation made by contractor VT wen
covered aud the night being dsrk the rainiia r1m
Ned .pd f., in, mins huisf severely The c.ss We. ,r,d
once before, when The July s'srsed rae 'se'nd t' e"
Thoms. W'ldss srt The Cty q Brooklyn.
This case is Of similar nature 1t appears the. on
about crossing Fr.t street vehicle prep.cd mo
were .f Injured e The ssTsian had been mad. . lay
ws.er pipes. ard bad not been properly fa..dd D,%.s.
PILE. OF usURY.
John johnson sg'. Henry ". Conkin and others.
d,fendsut. Conln Iuee Co. order Of John Jsk.n
Tor +e c. estsd Angus, 49, Is three months ndcr.s be
fore maturity sad ps,ssd through Parker and John
Brown psin,s who discounted {; for Brown a. pr
nois Owen to rs.s money At bank hs, diverted
9hsnsl purpose and tia, Il p..sd without consideration %
uurous 1t sPpesred In evidence th., the maker conin,
.HoTn sde J.cssn the psyse in The ns IN al. 70 thsf
order which IA. def ndan however testified MOI Intended
restriction expressly made by party upon the other
the disposition Of either Of said notes Jacssn the p.yee Of
borrowed lOO and lef, with hin oo4srs
This however b. serwsrd paid in cash. Jack. had pre-
bin II sale some tsrsc seid and other %, so.ersl
Brown he'd PLACED portion Of tse.s GOD; with ad r.rsss
rowed The note the noe still remaining 10 Psssr hsds
ssn sreTd :" s end ae r,,s@ ws e"S.s
would the suit aud be- Brown cosd g.
di.oouted sscersiIed that Johnson the psnfh,
won a month and then Of
fered goods Jsckon AZ first tod Brown
had better and
e,fd repese~d the Brown e1chsDg- nos and
sod business raper Aerwsrd Jsbson Authorized Passr %
mass IN. note 70 Brown Tor the gds which dsns Tho
were delivered Parker and Brown had he which
led -. about months and half 20 d.ooonted BY the
nl,ius Parker .oh portion Il the goods revived
or cash and credited the amount upon Old
srsoan. ii sboa, soo he delivered Jscfn. The p.ins
took without notice Of any If the above The
C.urt mon hsse considered that sw the
pt.0n-if cxchsnge
Tie bands Brown, who paid fun value IN nerc hand@
could e discount whstsvr The Court charged tbe
Jury md or he plaintiffs for the face Of the
scnbner DeIslow tor plaintiff q. Kissa for deepdan.
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M<airal.

ANDS' SAR A p ! l. l. \
~
AMERICAN REMEDY
FOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD.
!. 10. only sorofea and al d,S,e. arising fom
Ni,ated OF hsmed ooudiion % shs hod but trely used
win cary Of IN perfectly natural manner all unhealthy
tn, and proven; the breaking Of hosc unsshy t.cchc
sore. and pmpcs which Ie,soDs Il srood ,erdIy al
more lsss subject
Price s Il per bottle or * >ses for s.
PrPaIeS ty A. h. II. SANDS
Ne l4l " ilGsms:, n y.
Sold by S-r1si.'s eNerN,.N
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DI HEALTH Of AMERICAN WOMEN. Do
The GraefenberG Cowyohys
MAksh.LL's IIERisS (AIHoLicoN
certain cue al rae B.lLsAy nTesnsres ~oeluess
tanors ion iufamnaou, whites falling and oEe! To-
cal derans eulsclt Of the useTile orsass. -
Price 81 ~ per bo, I've htes I SC. II can b safely
-ssnt by EIpTe<s ...-.,,., -
CF CAUTION al
An ARTICLE, WHOLLY VNsUThosHEp, NEARLY ErsrSaiNe
,-HIs n NAME AAp LSsEi Brr, N CIRCULATION
Adde'S JosaUA y. BSlpGE, NJ. O. Ss,s and CoNsvl-iSs
lyAYAIAN, G-ssfeEberP Co, No 81 ssEk row Sfw YEA
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT coURr-M'y sl-sesr'
Judge N,LsoS.

1HE >fFkNsHff CAST.
John Grshsn az. L.~s II. MrytI
On Friday, on application Of The plaintiff, az criei
isusd he defendant sssb In tn snoi
$50 o Defendant sr,srd. and bail iae sDi,.
taking b,inE executed BY Frederick Shnchri', G..,se W.
H-rfugs Robert Diop, Chs.. Lsin. Wslasb,
q Mob J. II ScAes.r. heTnsl MaTs rhaads1. H. Lave.
TODAY the equity case Of Graham agt. Sucker, wss
arsutd Itt judge pssrysd bis decision.
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New1)ork DAILY Gibnme
ANTI-FyGTTIVE SLAVE LAW CONVEN
TON

GREAT DEMONSTRATIONS AT CLEVELAND.
sPEECUss or GOV. CHASE, SENATOR WADE AND
OTHERs-A DECLARATION.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-20
a $50 H1GNIFIcENT AND COSTLY HOUSEHOLD

A UcTIoN NOTICE:
ans1rusE Af e hsR Gesrs
Rosewood Drawing Room Suits octave rosewood Piano
and
China sna asg Snss g. A.
ne story residence 22O West Fourteenth street.
''elA - l. W. PORTER, AucrIoNEER.
The auconeer would call particular attention to the above
Of household furniture and works Of art offered az aac
present owner and % psremPtory posi-
i've terms cash n city funds Drawing roomsasod rose
covered three Of costly description
marble tops TO match the SUITS Escretore and Book
We san
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The mos, superb Instrument offered auction this season.
richly carved legs and nad with mother of pearl and
wood Ha's'and oiel0h G s1ir SsFRss Rugs &C.
Rosswcoa Bureau saiaaTy marble top French plate MIR
Glaze Shaving and Toilet Stands Dressing Tables china
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sany and Bedseads sofas Chairs Washstands Rockers
DINING ROOM.
Black walnut extension dining Table, IL feet Hertz PATENT
Buffet buffers Tray and stand Arm Chairs richly and
celery and Dessert Stands silver plated Casters Basket
Coffee Urn Saivers Napkin Rings French china Dinner Set
60 pieces; richly decorated china Tea Sets A pieces ivory
handled Knives and Forks table Linen oval Mirrors Engrav
ings &c Also large assortment of desirable Kitchen Frn
ture, with which the sale will commence.
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chance seldom offered every article will be peremptory
sold.
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