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1.ik - ,cAangs.

- veathsr. though misty, cloudy and drizzlins
v, accompanied BY shout ~ much mud u
az not interfere with business, only
T. - n - llncy Linz. There WAS just as much
etee M u though The weather had been clear
IN " which NfIl Be found under our CONNER.
- -. ~ public were favored with small in
qaleut X ~ rails now due. Part OF the European
slai eoeivsd " TIE America At Boston came
private genres popdencs reads favora-
49, I, hasiness was good 10 Manchester, with
ep1ae nnezs getting low In stock Of the raw mate
~ ppointed In their orders in this and
not being executed on account OF low
tilkGs fcscea = 30 In the Liverpool market for
This confirms our views, expressed In
~ -. eonns time ance that spinners had better re-
cy6 "a nits and allow their agents greater scope,
ccuddins n their Judgment to more enlarged ex-.
cent Rinning orders down to Go for MiddIing cot
tony hsdsd II Liverpool, vas rather too strong
~ hye rather uniavorable accounts Of the Sep
tenber and October shipments from here to Havre-
IN ae they entirely too blue to think Of at this
4ime, much more to talk about Eight to ten dollars
~ bes Losses are being returned though fortunately
~ The early shipments were for foreign account. We
axe NOT aware however that these losses, being on
foreign account relieves thu great cotton trade Of the
aaHars which often attendsit. The talk il, that
conlignees and importers have been too ndiscreet,
TOO hsy and made sacriices not called for, as the
% Ill side onght 10 have had some control;
and reposu u large yield and large receipts ought
nct have been % hastily regarded, IS it was time
enough q next month"; after the actual CON.
ditaen ~ The crop will have been fully developed.
IAs further talk was Of the high prices recently
paid or res estate in central locations but which
Aluson y made 70 The GALES Of property located on
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IT. UNITED STATES TRI-. ~
lEM2IasS WEEKLY MAIL LINE maA9ISt
TO vICksRURG


TUESDAY, at o'clock P. M,
The magnificent y. s.. Mail packet Princess, Captain
Wilson, will leave for Dopaldsonvlle, Paquemne, Baton
Rouge Port Hudson Bayou Sara Red River Landing Fort
Adams hatcher, Waterproof Rodney. ST. Joseph, Grand
Gulf, Warrenton and Vicksburg, EVERY TUESDAY, at
O'Clock P. M.
The Princess connects vicksbug with the Roe
buck and will take freight for all landings the Yazoo river
THURSDAY. at s O'Clock P. NJ, .. H.
The magnificent U. s. Mail packet vfcksburg, Capt
Capt Cannon, will leave for Donaldsonville. Plaque
Landing Fort Adams Natchcz Waterproof Rodney St.
sph, Grand Gulf Warrenton Vcksbnrg Millken's Bend
Lake Providence Stacks Landing Skipwith Landing, Pill
chsrs Point Ashton, Grand Lake Washington Carolina Land
ing and Point Worthington, EVERY THURSDAY, at s
The vICKSBURG connects at vicksburg with the
steamer DEWDR0P and will take freight for ali landings
the Yazoo river as high up as Greenwood.
SATURDAY at 5 o'clock P. NJ,
The magnificent U. s. Mail packet Nntchez, Capt
r. Ieathers will leave for Donadsnnvlle, Plaqueine
Baton Huge Port Hudson Bayou Red River Landing
Gulf. Warenton and Vicksburg EVERY SATURDAY, at s
O'Clock P. NJ. =
The steamer NATCHEz, connects at vcksburg with
the steamer DEWDROP and will take freight for all landings
on the Yazoo river as high up as Greenwood
Tne ABOVE splendid packets will leave
on their regular days without fail the honr appointed
to their will be promptly and faithfully
attended to.
These boats will not be responsible any package
containing ewery other valuabe unless regular
bills Of ading are specifying the contents and vsue and
paid valuabes deposited With The clerk
For freight or passage apply on board, or TO
CARROLL, HOLMES / co.,
Union Row, So Garonde1et ri.
Jell u z. b. SMITH No Tchonpitou las st.
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SBipYitg yuteAigslrtt.

- - Eths back ~ thls page-7th - for
11naneaal, Commercial, River News and
IaeSf Asparsnlsnts.
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Brit Ship Lady Bale Pentecost, from Liverpool 18th
November. ~ - - 80 -
Brit Ship Sarah 4 Emma, Walker, from Liverpool.
12th Nov. = - - = fse.'
Ship !ronsides, Curtis. from Boston to Fosdick.
Ship Jas Montgomery, Hamilton, from Boston, to q
A Fosdick z.E7s e ~. = y
ship 81 James. colley, from Liverpool. ais. Nov.
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ANDING FROM SHIP PACIFIC

r ANDING FROM SHIP PACIFIC.
Is Pickled HOLSTERS.
IS :. French Mustard.
80 Seville Olives.
rs Capette Capers.
20 Damson Jelly and Jams.
20 :. Tamaiinds
20 Fresh Salmon.
20 :. :. Lobsters
20 Preserved Damsons.
! t.5. 20 Green Cages.
20 Strawberry Syrup.
20 Lemon :,
% Pineapple :.
F. GAYoso CO.,
DAG I'm 81 Gravier street.
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Passelna3searsI. I.

Per Steamship Tennessee, nom Vera Cruz Mr. R
Garcia, Yando, Bravo, Holtzinger, II in steerage.
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Leaves on WEDNESDAY Jan l9, at s o'clock P. NJ.
r. NJ e nj PHIS AND NEW d

:
the Bends-The fist class packet steamer John
SimOMds, Captain j. F. Smith, will take freight from the
foot Of Grod and will For freight
passage apply on board, or TO j. H. FREfIGH,
Office under st, Charles Hotel
Ths line connects Napoleon with regular packets
White and Arkansas rivers and Memphis with superior
packets for St. Louis and Louisville.
H5- Adams Express carried regularly by this line al4
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Leaves on THURSDAY, 18th inst, at 3 p NJ.
New Orleans and Louisville I.ghtnin Line.
+, IT, - FOR LOUISVlLLE.-- THE FINE
regular passenger packet r. II. Fall
j. H. Faucet, master, will leave tor Louisville
and all in ermediae landings above For freight
apply on board
yIRGINIUs G. DENTZEL,
jail Advertising Agent.
plan Of the cabin be and secured
by applyns to the agents.
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Leaves on = UE SnAY. 18th inst. at 5 p NJ
r. FOR HURRICANE AND CARO-.
lima Bluffs shreveport. Grand Ecore, Alex
THE elegant and swift running passenger
pasket steamer LecoInte, Cheney Johnson master viii
leave as above For freight apply board.
VIkG1S1uS G. DESTZEL,
Alyatt
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Leaves on FRIDAY, the 18th inst, at s P.M
~ REGULAR JEFFERSON PACKET
For Jefferson; Benton, Port Caddo. and all land
ings in the lakes, Shreveport, Grand Bayou,
Campe Grand Ecore Aexandria-The light drauybt pas
senger packet Starlight, Chas Hayes master G. F. Hayes
board FRY "
vIRGINIUs c. DENTZEL
Jao Advertising
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GREAT BARGAINS-GREAT BARGAINS.
FORTY PER CENT. DEDUCTION.
G. Dupuy,
No. 6l ROYAL STREET between Cusomhouse and Bienyle
RTrppfs Nau nria1
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OUACHIFA RIVER.

Leaves THU RSDAY, 18th inst st5P NJ
, @ = FOR CAMDEN, DIR ECT--REGU-
l&niAs6 ular Zen: Day Passenger Packet-For Camden
sS-s.s Beach Hills, Mier,s Bluff. Champagno.ie vii
mngton, Moreau Bay, Pigeon Hills Marie Saline, Extra
land Alabama Landing Mouth Bartholomew d. Arbonne
Trenton Msnroe Columbia Harrsonbng Trinity way
landngs-Th- fast and splendid packet steamer Paul
Jones, Frank Keeling master. L. W. Chapel clerk Will
leave as above For freight passage apply board
VIRGINIUS G. DENTZEL.,
JAG Advertising Agent.
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IT, NEW ORLEANS GRAND ECORE
Nstchtoches and Alexandria Regular Weekly
P.sse's.Ihe new splendid and fast running
for Calhoun's Plantation Month Of Cane River Cofe Alex
andria Normans Barbns and all intermediate landings ev
cry WEDNESDAY at 5 p NJ.
The new segsnt and swift running packet Peer
less, " Dowty master, will leave
oches, Tiger Island ST. Maurce Faveron's Landing Mont
gomery Durands and Buxtons Landings Calhouns Panta
o, mouth Of Cane River Cote Alexandria Norrnans Bar
P N. '' "''
Forfreight or passage apply on board or to
-, MUSE Il BRO. Agents,
azi Corner Comon and Front streets.
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Leaves FRIDAY, 18th inst. at5P NJ
~ FOR HURRIC ANE AND CARO-.
lima Bluffs, shreveport, Grand Bayou Campe
Grand Ecs5e Aexandris and all Intermediate
packet steamer Eleanor, willis Main master Will leave
as above. For freight or passage apply on board.
ial2 Adyeftisine Age,nt
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-12-19
NEWPORT NEWS.
A REsrEorAslr woNAy srDucvp pY J

A REsPECTABLE WOMAN SEDuCED BY CATH
o-ic PpIEsr-MYsTEIIous DISAPPEARANCE ORA CLER.
AL VfLLAIN-Our usually quiet city has been aroused
within few days, by the transaction of crime Of
me most heartiess character, In which man. in
rouncement Of the affair was made on Saturday
Ilornining last, when 1t was discovered that the
rriest having charge OF the st. Stephens Catholic
Church, on Saratoga.stree had absconded the night
PREVIOUS.
II appears that for for more than year 10 crmina
Intercourse has eSiated between him and hitherto
respectable female Of his ngregation;b 10 slow are
the people to make their spiritual advisers object Of
suspicion and sogreat their yeaeraton for the sacred
office that The matter was hidden In the breasts Of the
seducer and his victim until further concealment be
came an impossibity, at which time be fed leaving
her to endure alone the bitter taunts Of the world.
He had used his spiritual position as means Of
terror and coercion, until she, whom he had marked
as his own, became the victim of his yiles,
By'hfs adr0itnesss he has escaped the penalty of
the lax but he fly hs win ever %
ruin and desolaon to at least one heart to which ii
was his duty to admininister comfort and cohsola.
tion.
Observation-Disclosures Morse, foreman in
W. II. Dunlap 4 Co.'s foundery, In Cincinnati, was
presented with q beautiful gold watch chain and
Masonic breastpin. on Saturday night last, at the
house OF Mr. Fedrow, in this city. The presentation
was made by Mr. James Brown, in behalf OF the en-
ployeos of the establ shment, who desired that he
should receive sore testimonial of their respect and
esteem, as he was about to leave the city. Mr.. NJ.
responded cordially, thanking his friends and assur
pleasant hours they had labored together and that
no matter where his lot cast, he would ever hold
them dear In memory.
To Our PATRONS. A. Jones is now
our carrier for Newport, and all money due on sub.
scriptions since Monday, December IL, must he paid
to him and no one else.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-12-19
Arrival of the North American--One
Day Later from Europe.

PORTLAND, December lS.--The North Amer
lean, from Liverpool on the 7th and Queenstown on
the sth, arrived at this port this evening" Her ad-
vices are one day later than by the Vanderbilt.
Count Mercier has been appointed French Embas-
sador 10 Washington, In place Of Count Sartiges,
who goes to Holland.
The ship Neptune, from New Orleans, was run ito
at the mouth the Mersey by steamer. The dam
age is unknown.
Moody, mate Of the American ship Mary, had been
Of sailor.
LIVERPOOL, December S.-Cotton-Sales to-day es.
mated 800 bales, making sales of past two days
1900 bales, including 5000 bales to exporters.
Market has declining tendency. Notwithstand.
Ing the improved demand, some circulars say de-
cline OF I'D has been submitted to.
Breadstufs are quiet, but steady.
Provisions are dull.
@g7H. ">"
LATEsT.-Advices have been received from Batavia
70 October. The expeditionary force for Boni left
Batavia on the 22d Of October Great fears en-
tertaned that the natives will rise in insurrection
Every European was we'll armed. There was much
excitement among the natives, owing to their being
placed on board ship as coolies for Boni. A con.
spiracy to murder the Europeans had been detected
ut Donda.
NAPLES, December o. Director Lenal, OF the
Sicilean Police at Palermo, had been stabbed in the
street; the wound not mortal Fears of insurrec-
ton are entertained, but tranquility still prevailed
Pans, Tueeday.-The Bourse Is animated Rentes
closed at 7lf $50.
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Arrival of the Vanderbilt--Three Days
Later From Europe.

New York, December 1s.--Ths steamship
Vanderbilt, from Southampton on Wednesday the
7th inst, arrived here this evening. The Vanderbilt
was of the Highlands at O'Clock on Saturday after
noon, but was detained by the fog and low tide Her
advicas three days later than those furnished by
the America.
4 had been determined upon that Lord Cowley
VIII represent England In the Congress of Powers
which Is to assemble at Paris the 9th Of January
Tbe loss OF the Moorish force In the encoun-
Yer with the Spanish encampment before Centa, on
the 3Qth of November, was i've hundred killed and
one thousan nd five hundred wounded Mr. Lever had
ofered TO purchase the steamship Great Eastern in
view Of the in regard to its manage
ment existing among the stockholders.
Y. ; Minister Ward had returned from japan.
The japanese embassy to the U. 3. Is to start on
Le "a 9f February, In the u s. steamer Powhatan,
for Washington.
ounces Of gold dust were on route from Aus.
tral1a for England, to the emil of October.
crowd OF Jesuits were seeking refuge in Ro.
In Romagna.
fire took place at Hong. Kong on October 20,
causing loss of $l00 900.
LlvERPooL, December s.-Cotton closes dull. The
sales OF the past three days amounted to $4,000, in
cluding 400 to speculators and 1000 bales to ex
porters. The quotations are nomineily unchanged
STATE OF TRADE.-The advices from Manchester
continue favorable. The markets closing Arm, but
quiet,
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FIRE ON SATURDAY MoRsINe "A small
frame house, located on the corner Of Third
and Wsstern-row, took Hre on Saturday morn
ing about Ave o'clock, and rapidly burnt to
tho ground. At least dozen families were
turned out Of their homes by the flames, and
the alarm was not given until one Of the oc-
ceupants went up to the George street Engine
house and made the fact known.
From this the people Of the city may see the
benefit to be derived from the system of fire
alarm telegraph, which has just been on exhi-
bition at the Council Chamber. A woman, at
least fifty years Of age, without shoes or stock
ings to her feet, and clad only In the dress in
which she had retired to rest, rushed out into
the storm of snow and rain of Saturday morn
Ing and gave the alarm at the engine house.
1t is true that eases OF this kind do not often
occur, but they do sometimes, and under
other circumstances the hardness of the fire.
men might have been of serious consequence.
The loss in tho present instance will prob
ably reach $500, upon which there was no in
aurance. The property destroyed belonged
to Mrs. Huffner, and although the adjoin-
ing buildings were composed of wood, they
escaped serious damage.
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ARREST FOR KEEPING A DrsoRppRtY Hon

ARREST FOR KEEPING A DrsoRDBRLY HousK.
A man named Isaac Frost, day before ysstsr-
day, caused warrant to be issued for the ar
rest Of woman named Annie Rich
mond, who he accused Of keeping disordsrly
house on Raco-street, near Fifth. A party Of
the Mayors police went to tho establishment,
day before yesterday, and arrested tho proprie-
tress, together with eight of her bosrders, all
Of whom were taken before Judge Lowe, and
gave bonds for their appearance this morning
before the Police Court. Tho owner of the
building was also arrested and hold to bail In
tho sum of two hundred dollars for his ap-
psarance at the same time.
A morning ootemporasy considerably given,
Of late, to jesting, announces that they have
known the owner Of tho house Cor "a great
number of years, and have no Hesitation In
saying that be was totally ignorant Of the
character Of tho person to whom he rented the
premises" This reminds us Of tho story Of
man In the North who had never heard of
John Brown, and betrays lack Of knowledge
Of what Is taking place in the external world,
which, we are sure, cannot be found outside
Of tho family 10 which he belonged. As our
cotsmporary sigmatiEes the house as "noto-
rious," we conclude that they intended the
above paragraph as joke, or else that mem.
ber Of this same family has become contribu-
tor to ih columns.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-12-19
LATEST BY TELEGRAPH
Additional Foreign News per America.

SAcKvILLE, December 18.-The Horse Ex-
press, with the steamer Americas nows, arrived this
th .hg rurtner addltiona PARTICULARS iurnshed
night. -
LIVERPOOL BREADsruFrs MARKET Richardson &
spence report that prices for -four easier since
Tuesday. American brands are quoted at 22s927s per
bri. Wheat has declined and since Tuesday making
100 ibs white IS. 5d@is, Cd. Corn G. Is Steady at
Tuesdays decline, but floating cargoes have been
dsposed Of at an advance of ls. per quarter yel
LIyERPooL Provision MARKET. The circulars re-
port Beef steady at g09l05s. for new Mess; holders
are pressing the old stock on the market Pork
heavy and nominal. Bacon quiet. Lard dull but un.
changed. = III III
,, PaSDUq5 MAnEEEsugsr quiet, Cetee quiet Rice
cakes ca s ssSss Cd. Resin steady Turpentine steady
LospOY MADkEEs. Barings reports broadstnfs
The invitation to the British Government to attend
the Congress had reached the British Cabinet, but
II s taken for granted that England will be repre-
sented sent probably by Lord PalmefstOn. Count Cavonr
Se o spa ana All tSo
probably meet on the first Of January. The princi;
Austria, Count Bscsburs; France. Count WSiswski;
says the separate Governments Of Parma, Modena
ana homagna were to be suppressed from the Sth Of
DsSsm6er abe Ihsy ere to be united In one Govern
legislature and military head dquarters at Bologna.
The new electoral law of Tembardo, venitia, has
been promulgated. The number Of deputies has been
mas demanded u 900 more troops to complete army
rocco.
on the s9th Of November the Moorish troops again
attacked the spaniards encamped before Centa, but
At London American securities we're quiet.
LONDON, December "a dispatch from Turin says
taat tine difhcuties arising from the establishment
OF the ONCE Of Regent Of Central Italy, have been
mediatey to Florence, with the rank Of General Of
the provinces Of Central Italy.
QUEENsT0ws, December "a letter from the Sec.
rretsry Of the French Emperor to Messrs. Shaw,
Meloty q 70, OF blackwell, says that the Emperor
England, sndwould show his faithful ally that what
he had been he will continue to be.
Ihe steamer Asia arrived at Liverpool on the 4th
LIsBos, December 1.-The Brazilian mail of No.
tween General Urquiza and the army Of Busnos
Ayres The latter were beaten, and we're In full
flight toward the town.
General Urquisa was marching on Buenos Ayres.
had attracted great attention Shares continued to
Decline and, according to the Times, rumors were
current that some of the projectors ontemplated in
stitnti5s proceedings inequty through the Board
agement OF the vessel A rumor was current that
Captain Harrison had resigned the command, but
| this the Liverpool Mercury says is false.
lrALY.Ilt 10 rumored that Count Won Hartig has
Turin.
Garabaldi writes to a Milan journal that the ac-
QUESTION fund to purchase million Of muskets must
not be suspended, but on the contrary promoted as
much possible and as he has now no military oC-
cupations on his hands, he promises to devote his
time to the musket fund commission.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-12-19

New Books.--The following new books have
been received by Riokey, Mallory & Co., Main
street, below Fourth:
The Young Men Of America, by Samuel
Batchelder, jr., considered in their several
responsible relations, as follows, viE first,
social; secondly, moral and religious; thirdly,
business and professional; and fourthly, IT.
erary and scientific.
Tho Wye's 1rials and 1riumphs, by the
author Of Graoo Hamilsons School Days, HearPs
Ease in the Hoass, &c. tits story Of domestic
life, showing Its lights and shades, with many
useful lessons to the married.
Also, Kenny, one Of the Oakland stories, by
George B. Taylor; The Old Battle Ground, one
Of the Bright Hope series, by J. 7. Trow.
bridge, and Florence and John, one of the Flor.
ence stories, by Jacob Abbott--three of the
most entertaining story books issued for many
0 day. = '
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-12-19

A COUPLE OF CIHoINNAr1ANs ARREsrgD IN
sT. Louis FOR SEDucrroN.-A couple Of men,
named Losh and William Csnfeld, were ar
rested In ST. Louis one day last week, at tho
request of Captain Wilson, Chief of the Police
of this city, upon charge Of seduction. Losh
appears to be the guilty party, having, under
promise OF marriage, succeeded first in win
ming the affection of young girl residing
here, and then in dishonoring her; but what
connection CanAeld has with the case, we have
been unable to learn. The father Of the girl
followed the parties to St. Louis, where they
wsre arrested. They returned to this city,
and 1t IL said that Losh has agreed to marry,
rather, as he said, ethan have any trouble
about the matter" The case, from what We
have heard of II, seems to be one of tho most
heartless, if degrees Of heartlessness can bo
manifested in affairs of this nature, and such
a result as that which we have recorded,
although 1t may satisfy those who are inter-
rested, cannot be rega-ied as the best dispo-
sition that could have been made of 1t.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-12-19

TREMENDOUS ENTERPRIsE SPECIAL Dis.
PATCHES AND OLD NRws.---Y Yesterday's Enquirer
contains about half column Of altogether
unimportant intelligence as special telegraph
dispatch, the only interesting item Of which,
the proposed mail route between Sacramento
and St. Louis-we found in our mails and
clipped out on Friday last.
What tremendous enterprise our vine-street
neighbor has showni It must have engaged
q mail express to convey its dispatches from
St. Louis. Perhaps, however, as they make
1t point never to insert mail matter in their
paper until 1t is old enough to be forgotten,
they desire to preserve consistency by pub
fishing dispatches about three days after the
Information conveyed has been printed in
the news columns Of their contemporaries.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-12-19
LAW REPORT.
sUPRRIoR COURT.

Farmers and Millers' Bank of Milwaukee
ys III. Hill Judge Hoadly overruled q motion for
new trial, aDd entered Judgment on the verdict.
!. 4. CLARK W. Davis A6ler.-Motion to discharge
an attachment overrued. The debt was alleged to
accrue in consequence OF the defendant purchasing
plaintiff s store
SrRIkING FOR HIGHER WAGEs-A Jury of talesmen
Trying the case Of Egan VI. Lumsden K McGoyern,
pe1ore Judge Hoadly, inquired through one Of their
DoQ Whetner they were not entitled to the same pay
ae tnose nmmoned as Irregular" ''struck" urfes
VI 80 per diem The Judge intimated that he wouId
look into the law on the subject, and Willingness
was expressed by the counsel on the part of their
clients TO make up the deficiency.
U. b: Dyer vs.. 8. Paul-Befoie Judge Storer to TO.
cover for services rendered BY VIM Lsntry deceased,
IN second hand store on Western.row, the plaintiff
being the executor.
COMMON PLEAS.
CIVIL SIDE.--F. A. Kerrwinkle VS.. Isaac
Strau: An action tried before Judge Carter to re.
cover damages alleged to have resulted to the walls
Of the plaintiffs house by reason of the manner In
which defendant, who was erecting factory on the
corner OF Front and had his cellar ex.
cayated In the spring of this year.
CRIMISAL SIpE.- Michael Pheeny, tried before
Jndge Collins for maliciousy stabbng John Lawler,
was acquitted.
W. II. Kerr for the State; s. McGroarty for dc
tense. HI. ~