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To Planters ard Gardeners

Tine subscribers offer for saic 10000 uarrcI!
OF poudIet'r made 10y the Lodi Manu'aclur'n2
Company. in lois to snit purchasers. This ar
lic!r is in the twentieth wear OF lis Introduction
irru this country, aud has outlved fertilizers
OF every other description, for the following
rcHSons:-
Ist. 1t Is made from the night snii n the Ci-
IL 1T New York. by The l. u. G. who have a
capital of over 100000 invested in the husi-
ness. which is NJ risk should they make II bad
article.
I'd, For corn and vegetable il is the thean nest
neatest and handicst manure in the world, il
it can be placed in direct contact with the seed
forces and ripcns vegetation two weeks earlier,
pre vents the cut worm dnHJieS the crap, and is
u,Mom disagrcedi1e altar. Three dollars WORT
or Ayo barrels is all sufficient to manure an
acR OF corn in the hill.
yRlcE--l hbl. S2.-2 bhls. -, 30, btls, 80,
and over Dbl. Sl50 per barrels, delivered free
of carriage to vessel or railroad in New York
City.
y pamphlet containing every information,
and certificates from farmers all over the Uni
ted States. who have used ii from two To sew
enteen ears. will be sent free to any one mp
plying tor the same.
GRIFFING BROTHERS & co,
80 CourIandt Street, New Ork.
FEBRUARY 10 lSj0--2m.
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Local Intelligence.
Notice.

Those of our subscribers living in States
remote from our locality, who may fail to get
their paper after this number, may understand
that it Is because they have failed to pay their
subscription. If they forward us tie amount
for which we have rendered them their bills,
the paper shall be continued, and not other
wise.
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comics of The "CIvITIAN AND TELEGRAPH
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An INCREASE OF POPULATION. "A lady
living in the suburbs OF this city, on .de Bal
timore pike, presented to her lord, on Friday
and Saturday of last week, an Unusual gif. o.
two boys and a girl, all Of whom, nothsr and
children, are doing well. TAeeyert has Gre
ated much interest among our ladies, ~ho
have been in crowds to see the '7onde.fui
sight, and who have kindly n,nis:cred will.
an unstinted hand to the pressing wants oi
the family. We understand tha. tbs boys
are to be named after the skllfu physicians
who have been in attendance, Messrs. DIR &
Perry, and the girl after one Of Our most be-
nevoNnt ladies' Old Allegany will DO Der
part in keeping up the population Of tie
State.
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C0al Markets.

C2AL.-Duty- all the British Pro-
yinccs, y. A., free; From any other foreign
country, "A Z cent.
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Marriage Guide!
A NEW BOON, BY
yVaLl.sAFE YOUNG, NJ. Ed.

vvr,. The secret clue to Courtship,
MlMzz>>. Love and Marriage with 'he Iii
- 3. II senses incident to Youth, Matu-
,N1iiZo O. rity and Old Age--heing lights
.5.gA3[,.st$: and shades of Married Life, its
TTHHVl<H Joys and Sorrows, Hope, Fears
and Disapp0intinents. Let all
married people. or those contemplating mar
ringe aud having the least impairment to Mar
ried life, read this book. Let every young man
and woman in the land read this book. It is
FULL OF PLATES, and discloscs secret, that eve.
nv one should know Il little knowledge a; first
may save world trouble in after ljfe
Send for a copy (enciosinG % cent? to
DR.. VIM. YOUNG.
No.Il6 Spruce St.. Philadelphia.
May ~, lS59-1y.
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IL i K III h o..

In this city, on the lth inst. by Rev. J. L..
Symmes Mr. GEORGE w. Brnnt, OF iiediord
county Pa. to Miss M,garrt T.. Broterarkle Of
Allegany County Nd.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1860-03-08

BoarnS Coal MAREET .--Eng'sh Camel
Coal is steady, at Sl2@ l3 OOTt ch. cash, with
small sales. In Pictou and Sydney there have
tcen further cargo sales at So 90 "a G 90 r
ton. cash Anthracite has been in steady
retail demand at So 5OGG per ton.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1860-03-08
pnILApGLAHIA Coal MARKET.

New YORK. Coal MARKET. The demand
for Domestic coal is fair, and prices are steady
Sales by the cargo at - $50 81 so Z ton,
and from the yard at 81 tGoI IS 90 per ton.
The demand Tor Foreign i. TAR. with light
stock
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1860-03-08

The WIND.-On Saturday nen, ne had
windstorm of more than ordinary rower -
A large amount Of fencing in the country
was blown down and much timber prostrat-
ed. A portion Of the Cotton Factory in the
western end of the city was blown down a
stable near the canal unrooled and fencing in
the city blown down
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The Confessions d Experience
or
-TT-T7T

Designed for the benefit and as Il warning and
a caution to those who suffer from nervous de-
bility, Indigestion, lowuess of spirits, want Of
sleep, premature decay, &C, as u consequence
OF youthful imprudence, or the baneiul habit
of self-abuse At the same time pointing out
the certain means ef ssit-cuTe.
By one who has suffered from the abov.
cause. and from misplaced confidence in media
ical humbug and quackery. Single copies sen,
(posl-free) on the receipt of a stamped envel-
ope. bearing the address OF the applicant.
Address, NATHAN MAYFAIR, Esq.
Dec - 1855 3.p. Bedford, Kings co. NY
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For Rent.

E'ROM the 'st of April next, the Stone Front
Il House in Centre Street. now occupied by
DR.. J. J. Bruce, also the Brick Uousc in sainc
street now occupied by Mr. james Wilson.
Apply to T.. 7. SIRIVER.
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INSOLNENT'.5 NOTICE.

Jno. Il. Keller ORDERED. this 2Ist day
W. Vol Jan, isgu, tE1tJnO.
HIS Creditors. i. Keller, give notice to his
creditors, cndprsers mud surctcs that the See
ond Monday Of October next is fixed for the
said Jno. b. Keller to appear in tho Circuit
Court Tor Allegnmy County, to answer such in
tsrrogatur;es IS his creditors, endorscrs and
suretics may propose or "llcGc against him
and that copy OF this order b. published in
some newspaper printed in the city Of Cnmbcr-
lund, one" IL week for tlrrc successive months
prior to ia" said second Monday of October
next, MS such n"ticc.
-t-.HORACE REsLEY.
march |, l9s0.--;'u. Clerk.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1860-03-08

The LEGISLATIVE FEAcAs-We under
stand that the matter which produces! the
recontre between Mr. Gordon of this city and
Dir, Freaner Of Washington county has been
ainicably settled. Mr.. Gordon was confined
to his room for several days. but We hciers
he has recovered sufficiently to take lis place
in the Assembly.
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ReDort of Coal TRANSPORTATION

Durlog TIE wse.: ending Saturday, March :,
1860.
Stipp-a eve tie Gco~ge'. Csst' Coa! ana
Iy,y r.,.pr,,'I p..lycu
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NOTICE.

THE Undersigned, Trustee of the Cum
bcrand City Bank, hereby gives notice that
after Thursday the lst day al March, 800, he
will be prepared 10 pay a final dividend lad
ditional TO titty per cent already rnidJ Of thir-
ty-one and seventeenth per cent. 10 those cred
iiors Of sail Bank whose claims we're filed with
the undersigned, Or with the auditor Of the
Circuit Court for AIlcgany county prior 10 tie
third Monday OF .anImry, 1860 As this is pro-
badly tho final dividend the certificates hrrrru-
fore issued hy the uudcrsia ned must all he re
turned and filed N the Court ut the time the
Undersigned pays sand dividend.
j. Il. AMMAN,
March !, le6J---2i Trustee.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1860-03-08

A Ill Patterns of Stoves-all kinds of House
IL keeping Goods--all kinds Of Notions, to
be found at Johns Hardware and House Fur
nishing Store, corner of Baltimore and Centre
Streets A. & Frost. Gar. Feb. %.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1860-03-08

FIRE.-On Sunday the Nobly Mountain to
the south of the City was on fire ali! at night
presented brilliant appearance.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1860-03-08

PCBLic SALE,-Thc attention of tie reader
is requested 10 the sale of house and lot on
Polk street, advertised by Geo. A. fearrc,
Trustee, to take place on Saturday next.
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Furs Wanted !!

THE subscriber will give the highest price for
L Otter, Muskrat, Rabbit and all kind Of Furs.
Also for Deer Skips. z. MISKR.
Esb %, 'ee
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2Story Brick House

with n one story frame Back Building contain
ing two rooms and Kitchen; there is Il good
Cistsrn and choice fruit on the premises aud all
under good fencing.
Also all that other lot and parcel Of ground
lying on Decatur Street, in said city, between
the residence Of George F. Shryer, Esq, and B.
II. Bocher, Esq, fronting forty feet on the
South side said Decatur street aud running
back one hundred and twenty feet 10 Cherry
Alley.
TERMS OF SALE-One- half cash and bal
ance 10 equal ms AILMENTS at six and twelve
months, bearing interest and to be satisfactory
ly secured CHAS II. EVANS,
G. A. & c. B. THRUSTON,
mar s, lSG0-is. I,toIuics
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FIRE.-lhc alarm Of fire on Monday night
about eleven o'clock was without cause.
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T1ris DELICIOUS TONIC

THUS D1SAxAC1OJS xOIHAG
especially designed for the use Of the
MEnlcAL PEoFessIoH and the FAMILY, pos
sesses those intrinsic medicinal properties
(Tonic and Dinretc) which belong to m
Old and PURE GIN The business
Of manufacturing spurious gins. and offer
ing them rs beverages, under the titles.
Aromatic, 80 Cordial, -" Medicated,'
etc, has become so common, that the pub
lie are Justly suspicious of nearly everything
that is offered under similar forms, ard the
trade has thus been brought into disreputs.
It has remained for orr house Established
in II1S) to supply the pressing popular
need, and II .nau-uratc ~ ne,o era i'll the
history Of the Trade. We trust tina. on
established r.putaton - foundco upoa
eighty years Of experience - abundanily
viniicates our claim 10 public confidence.
ri. H.
u comparison 81 " Binnsrr's Old London Dock GIN"
with others bearing similar names, vii establish its
superiority, and make other CAUTION unnecessary.
Put M in QUART BOTTLES, in Cases Of
one and two dozen each, and sold through
out the world by Druggists, Grocers etc.
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PRICE CURRENT
or iUE
CEWEsEfssIANfb NASsIsIs.

Corrected H'eshiy, by Jes.e r. BsaN, Proprietor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-17
DIED.


GODFTOn Tuesday May 49, after short and severe unss
Amelia Ann wife ofHenry II. Godet
The friends and acquani Of the family are
yted 70 attend the funeral at her late residncs
Tottyhfh street Thursday, the 18th inst az ~ ocoe.
A. M without further invitation The remains VIII De taAsn
TO Shrewsbury for interment
HOWELL-On Wednesday morning. May 10, after mort
illness Mr. Hampton p Howell aged % years
His relatives and ends respectfully invited 70 srns mo
funeral on Thursday, at O'clock at his late residence
No 3 East Nineteenth street hf remains will be taken u
BeIpoi, L. L. for interment Friday morning
MONELI-At NewbuTgh N. Y, Tuesday, May Is, Ruth
Benedict daughter Of John Mcneil, aged year and
months. .
She viii be buried residence Of her father on rhurda
NAV H. at IL ocoeka The relatives and ends OF she
family are invited attend the funeral without fnther nouee.
PHELPS-In Brooklyn Saturday May H. at the residence
Of his parents Inflammation OF the lungs Charles H. son o.
John Nj and Mary Phelps aged 10 years -
Funera from St Mary Episcopal Church. Casson ayene
Tbursday next May H. at "a o'clock The rsianyes sbo
friends Of family respectfully invited TO attend "snoos
further notice
RIBIFT-O Tuesday evening May Is Martin Stanley, you're
est son of William H. and Anna N. Rblet, agedzye@s
months, and Is days ~ u..,,
from No. l68 West Forty ghth street. -
scOTT-On "wednesday morning, after shor Illness Aop'S
Francis only daughter Of Daniel and Lucy scou sseos
years 2months, and ii days. -.
TIE funeral will place from the residence OF her paen
East Fifty street. Second ayenee, to-day a.
O'Clock p.
UINTHROP-At Neybern, N. c., May John $. Winthrop,
formerly Of this city IN the 48h year Of bis age
For additional Marriages and Deaths see @h rage.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-17

The JERSEY CRY YACHT CLUB.-The first Spring
regatta OF the Jersey City Yacht Club il to take place
on the 18th of June when it is expected that the entire
feet consisting of about 80 boats, will participate.
The club in furnishing condition having at present
l2J members. During the past Winter, four new
boa,s-the Joseph Colgate, Jerry Bryant, Wave, and
sylvia--haye been built and added to the heet Mr.
Mcieghan, the boat-blder, has just commenced lay
ing the keel of u boat for Commodore Van Duser,
which is to be IS feet length, f feet beam, and about
II tuus measurement. She is to be built with special
refepsnce to speed. The following is list Of the
yacfs together with their unnage, and names of own
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Netpalprk Daily @ibm,ts
---------------------------
NEW,JERSEY IIEMS.

CHURCH DEDIcATIos AT BooSTos n. 1.-The new
Presbyterian Church at Boonton was dedicated on
Saturday afternoon last. large congregation was
in attendance and the services very interesting
Several clerymen were present. The Rev. Charles
Hawly of Auburn, n Y, preached the sermon, his
subject being the Attractions of the Sanctuary
The church is beautifully situated the hill in the
center Of the village Ii is neat beautiful ediice, 80
feet wide, and ~ feet long, with side tower and spire
IO7 feet high, with fine steel bell and clock il is
handsomely furnished and the whole cost 80 400. A
very generous collection of Al 100 taken up on the
occasion.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-17

SAD CALANrrY.-The clearinghouse. Of Mira Kay
Of Roscoe, Goodhue County was burned ON saturqSy
night April 20, and with it two infant children Inc
mother was awakened by the infants, and discovering
The house to be on fire. feeble she was from her recent
confinement, succeeded in awakening her hired girl
and three little boys; the girl in her haste TO open tho
out of which she escaped and ran for assistance. The
mother assisted the little boys through the window,
but the flames had made such progress that il was inn
possible to save the infants who had been the means
children were rescued with nothing bat their night
clothes. All their money, clothing, and PROVISIONS
We're DESTROYED. The husband and father left short
time previous, victim Of the Pike Peak malaria
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-17

THg JERSEY CRY MYsTERY.-The case of the wo-
man whose body was found sunk at Of the jersey
Cts docks, few months since, seems to he more
deeply involved in mystery than ever The remains
were positively identified by the husband and Others
as those OF Mrs. Ada Richardson, who it was alleged
had separated from her husband, and led gay life at
New-York and Southern hotels with othermen. There
was no doubt in any ones mind but that the body was
that of Mrs. Richardson and that she had been fouy
dealt with
A day or two since an elderly lady from Boston,
Mass, came on TO New-York, and going to DIR.
Qudor's Office in Jersey City, looked at the head
which he has still preserved. She pointed out every
mark and even to the number OF teeth, and asserted
that was undoubtedly the head of her daughter The
Detectives tredto persuade the old lady that she was
mistaken but no. she positive, and her faith could
not be shaken The officers made every inquiry, and
finally asceTtaned that the daughter of the old lady,
whose name il Winfred Curley had resided in house
in West Broadway, and that having been taken sick
she was removed to Bellevue Hospital. The officers
Went to the Hospital brought the girl to headquarters,
and there confronted with her mother. The daughter
came on 10 New-York for work, and having failed in
consequence of sickness never informed her mother.
And now comes another chapter of this mysterious
had unmistakable evidence that Mrs. Ada Richardson
was alive and WE'LL that she resided in New-Oreans,
aud having become aware through the papers, that
her body was found in Jersey City dock, and identi
lied as such by her husband, was greatly surprised
therea as well she might be, and wrote to parties in
NewYork Indignantly denying the story Of her death.
Tho detective having the matter in charge received
Geographic despatch from Mrs. Richardson, on Mon
day in which she states that she is coming here as
fs, steam carry her, and will personally con-
Vince all persons interested that she il as much alive
~ she ever wac. The dispatch is dated May H. 1860
Louisville, Kentucky. She is hourly expected here
MAMMOTH FERRr BoAr.-Tho Jersey City Ferry
Company have in course of construction at BurtiSSs
Ship Yard, Red Hook Point, l.. l., Il mammoth Jerry
boat 10 be added to their line. She viii DO -o' iee'
in length, 33l feet beam, and about $50 tuns ouio'n
She viii be supplied with beam engine with tor'y'
vs-peh cylinder, and eleven-feet stroke. The boilers
and engine are in the course Of construction at brA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-17
CUPREME COURT-COUNTY Of NEW Z

CUPREME COURT-COUNTY of NEW
- YORK.-HELEN J. OSTRANDER against ISAAC b.
OsTRANDER-(S for reie.-Com. not ser -To the
the complaint this action, which will be hed IN the oce OF
the Cek the County OF NewYok at the City Hall IN me
CIV of NewYoTk and copy Of your answer 70 the
sad complaint ON the subscriber his office, No Oh Waist IN
said city, within twenty days after the service Of this summons
ON Won exclusive the day Of such seryce and you IAN 70
answer the said complaint within the time Aforesaid the pn
in this action win apply to the Court for the relief demanded In
the nt-Dated 25th January, 1890. - 49,
SAMUEL SHERMAN, Plaintiffs Attorney
Take notice that the said complaint duly filed In the oice
Of said Clerk, the 18th day Of April, 1860 n,,,,
anl2 lawty TIL SAMUEL SliEhMAN
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beel's foundry jersey City. The launch is to take
rlaee about tho middle Of July, and she to be entire
iy completed about the LIST Of October next. This
new boat will be twenty-five feet longer than the John
s. Darcy, and by far the largest ferry boat in the
world --
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-17
1910 THE PENNSYLVANIA 1870
lOOOCENTRAL RAILROAD. lOOO
GREAT DOUBLE-TRACK ROUTE:
capacity Of the Road Is equal to any in the country
THE GREAT SHORT LINE TO THE WEsE

GKFAT DOUBLF-THATN
The capacity the Road equal 10 IN the country
TIE GREAT SHORT LINE TO THE WEST
Office No Aston House, corner ef !esey-E
Facilities for the transportation of Passengers to aud from C
cinnati Chicago St Louis 81 Paul Nashville Menphs Sew
Orleans all in the West Northwest and Sosen'
west unsurpassed for speed and comfort by route
Through the West leave New York foot Of Court
lsndt informing Express Evening Express, p M
Sleeping and smoktIg-cars all trains.
Fare always low and the time quick, " BY any o'no
route
BY this Feg of all descriptions be forwarded 70
and the Railroads OF Ohio Kerucky Indiana
Illinois Wisconsin, Iowa, Missouri, BY RAILROAD Dl-
RECT port the naygable rivers Of she West oy
steamers from Pittsbn,sh. - -, q,
The Freight and from any point OF the West oy the
Pennsylvania Railroad all times fsvorssle q are charged
nv other Railroad Companies Merchants and shippers intust
ing the transportation Of their Freight his Company can rely
with confidence s speedy transit. -.
This Company aso inaintans Emgrant Accommodation
Line which parties emgatng westward ENJOY cheap sno
comfortable mode onea the hrsscss rates
Of fare J. L. ELLIOTT Passenger Agent No Aor House
LEECH Co, Freight Agents, . ,,,,,, .
No. Astor House and No. South " liiarn 81
MCDONALD RIscHoFF, Es'g agsne
THOMAS A. SCOTT, General sspt AsoeEa, Pa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-17
COURT OF GENERAL sEssIoNs-Mu h-Before Juds
RussELL ,
Tho Grand Jury presented a new batch OF indct

Inc GTNhu July F'VseHrou INV y
meuts. I-..u.. 81 -, =
MN IL Coke young lhman, pleaded siity ol butspTy
aud ,gss re,t 10 III. State Prison for t~o years
F,snes r. Cruee man, pleaded guilty Of s.ssut and
battery IN beating Mr. Henessey over the head with cart
un. lie Was remandsd for sentence. . .|..
Allow named Nchasl Crowley pleaded guilty OF committing
ustty' THEFT and was sept TO the House of Refuge.
gs1,v scbenek roceys clerk tried for purloinng
coin. from the Oh his employer lie had been suspected for
some time and finally the groceTypan took quantity of coins
and I'd them thnt he could know them again Three
dollars Of money subsequently, found upon the person
Of the ascused The Jury however acquitted him Adjourned
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SUPERIOR COURT-spEcIAL TERx-May 16.-Before J~
MoNCRIEP.


THE FORREST cAsE-FISAL DECREE.
Forrest sgt. Forrest.
This case which has occupied public attention for the
last ten years Is termination The counsel attended
before the Judge morning for the purpose Of settling the final
order The order proposed by Mr. OConor recits the de-
cree of divorce and the legal steps already taken II allows Mrs
Forrest aimony of year. dating from the 18th OF Mo-
venbe then provides for the arrearages due upon
such allowance which, with interest," amount to S4'IIo ~
This paid into the United States Life and Trust
Company within thirty days after the settlement of the order
The and future allowance which to be paid quart
~is L. A by aeuositing with the same Company the
mortgage held Mr. Forest upon the Fonth estate or otner
adequate security Mr. Van Buren, proposed amending the
order by deducng the interest upon the which
lessen the sum about 10000 and also giving Mr. Forrest 30
instead of 30 days deposit the and mortg In III
Company The Judge took the and reserved hi
decision.
For plaintiff Charles oConor and Mr. Chase for defendan
John Van Buren, and James 7. Brady.
SPECIAL TERM-Before Justice MoScRIEF.
Wiley agt Willett-Case settled
TRIAL TERx-MAY 16--Before Justice WOODBURY..
IMPORTANT MERCANTILE SUIT.
George Pegam AFT Joseph Carson and Another.
This suit which has been on trial before Judge
Woodruff and jury for week past brought to conclusion
1t seems that plaintiff the of 1851 consigned
his agents in this city 10 900 bushels of conn., with nstrac
Their orders These agents stored IT, the greater part Of t.
these instructions but took out warehouse receipts in
plaintiff pledged the receipts the amount of about $4,000 bush
els to the Carson Company to secure loans made
S"hsl and at smother about 70 900 bushels
provision Of the Factors act The plaintiff Insisted that the
warehouse receipts not entrusted by the plaintiff to his
the loans made by the defendants usuous and that the
pledge therefore void and thirdly that the defendants had
notice at the time of the transactions that the agents were not
The jury found verdict plaintiff the Ofthe
corn pledged on the second occasion, = $40 "a.
d. B. Eaton and James C. Carter for the plaintiff; Chsres
0'Conor and Jeremiah Lsrocque for defendants.